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Queen Marie And Party
".ltttt‘ll lint. .l cunnolnseur or choice
muslin. \iliu hits L‘dtttlt‘d to mlny oi
tr. lllthl'lll .ind innit ciowuul lls‘iitlh
loner n... ' >
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WESTPORT
Weapon eon
i Mull Salvo.
tom P 0 I 8 i b I 0" “Eit‘n ' of lint-ope. wni be entirely in cliurue‘ rosotmdont. ll‘l. South!!! 0“”.
Private Elevator.
Thl‘ sntlru (nurlli final of liar _\ii
in has-ador- Hotnl. on l'nrh l\\t‘nllt‘ .i'
‘ “iii-"bl street has h\‘t".| act unitti'
{0f the accommodation or (Imvvh
"if Isl-is of Romania and her
IDOII their nrrtml (‘il’lV rn‘ “wt-it.
1;. The Queen‘s lllllt‘ is t"l ll. l‘url.
3 avenue and l’lt'\'«il:~-l h-nl uiitrh
.. ottords un imposing ‘.il'\|‘ dour. l'.-li\
4 Innufi.
hill)
with Saint llnrtholonlru-K.
.‘l Church looming In the lori‘sl‘outl-l
{i There it! n lnrflt- tll"‘."lllt‘e‘ Mill in
i’ the Queen's who. palm; .im-m:
“ room and lmlrnuw with m nn'rt
i' room. i’rint‘osx lion-1‘s ‘wdrnmu
".« is directly oppositv ill" (smurfs
quarters. With tho ll'tt‘t‘r‘itnp of thv
bedrooms. all tln‘ ronms‘ nrr‘ done
in soft [l'Wl'L u'l‘h durkI-r
trimmings. Tho “indoo-
' are 0! row tlnmnsl: (li’ny-‘R
room are nmly rnro pimn of
011.111.! Louis XV! furniture. The
Ii” Ambassador Hotel luthorltlcs have
bout every effort in art-lire the Own n
of finding mer)‘ romtnrt in For sur-
roundings. Tho liminr room in also
done in tho Louis XVI Mylo, null
10 the salon hunt." n Cohluln lupus
try at Louis XV. in keeping with tli.-.
if: .— r .-
ln 'hr
and a limit” tall‘t‘, l‘ll‘l l‘~l'ii'f:'=
. Bourbon period.
”t. Et’t‘ryJ‘nnll’nl-l of is Pillow.
l. The Que-m “1” ”Mil twry mm»
4 I and Comfort hero that ht: roiril Pill-
m at Buchtirtnt (\r't‘ru, in Quito.
, Morle’a bedroom at tllv- Ambassa-
dor the walls llIHt" .1 (it‘l'ti rmut.
‘. modern inlnttd (lil‘l‘illlll't', nntl .lm-
'1. varies in (room cliiulz “l‘l‘ T001‘
‘3‘. "Id Mlle ilou'uitll Mutt"? llt‘l‘
Royal lllghhhsu' lrvl‘lit- .*
, fl’phlro bluo tni‘lvtn.
t», , Queer Minin will llll'l her .\liil‘;l§‘
Mar relrm‘ r-nlir' ]_\' titling
V t‘needa while in N'w Yiil'lx lih‘ty
, detail hon lmon nilt‘vnllml in. Him
“I Mid modern llll’r’illll‘l‘ in winin-
dance will ho [liar-wt in the various
TODD“ reserved for tho. Qllt‘rll nnd
- her entourage. 'I‘lw royal mrty
will how u prlvnto tif‘\!li(\1‘ to and
’ from their quarters .\ gold sort-—
ice will be used In s«t‘\‘lllt.' the
Queen. This sert'ico h v linen 119ml]
only once before. on ”10 occasion or
the Visit of Princess .\ttnn‘,n.ul1 of
Greece. formerly .‘tre. Leeds.
Ill arranging for tho inception rvi
Queen Marlo nnrl lior pitrt)‘ mu
Hotel Ambassador nullznrhi-n haw
had the. inioriorn of tho rntirc
ourth llom- iit‘u'ly tlor‘nt‘ult‘d and
":15th to:- ill" Kiln: :1 mm"! llt’l'
I terle.
Famed ('hr-f ln Chargo
>Chnrlos Hull”. nu lh'timtlhzwi'j
Rh‘t‘n’
ii.in:lnns'
noodle point vouch. chairs. st-r'ro‘nry'
4-. 1‘ tho
llt‘l'
nt tho mm n'u iuoii. tJlit't Scotti) h“
llilltll' many friends tor the Ambus-
..nlnr ninrn its openinu in Hill A
.... \‘Jl Kitchen has been allotted for
who union’s use. “hori- Scotti) uill
'pnrsminlly prvpuro ewrythimt mm.
t-.l tun Quot‘n Most of tho l'tttltlnitllln
g .\l'l‘ lilrmtl)‘ lit the hotel ilt‘iltlllifl tllr
‘Qucen‘s lll’rlHIl. tfhsrlrn l"ulssole. ul-
thOuxli lll tlll" tl'lmttl ulll rurn tho
U‘H‘tlll
l‘ho lulu-mill trunks in llit‘ Queen's
nurtv mil lit‘ brought to tho lll'lt‘l 0n
ixiuvitlny litter the l.e\lnthan docks
Hit Pier 46. North ltiver. The Queen
Ian-tr n {orniul reception. is expected
ito l-‘m‘n nininst immediately on her
int-hate train tor Vi'nshinlrton. She
Swill return to New York on Wotlnes-
idnv Queen Mario “ill remain at the
Anil»:t.\at\d0l‘ from “cum-miny until
itho following Monitor. whrn the
Quwn and lirr ||.‘li'l\ mil begin
int tr \Vestrrn tour. The party is M-
pm‘tv-il luirk In 50“ \‘nill it! wind
"m- lll‘b'l of lv’t‘t‘l‘llillll
'l‘hu urrnngmnvnzs Clot mu lit'lllll
mud» l‘('~lflllll'l(l rlnmlt' the tnum'
Prt‘l‘dl‘lllllillfl titnt util- ll'..ltll‘ “lII‘iI
Ono of li‘ltll'l'h Littliourly “'(ilth
.‘i:tli1r.~'iinlts “out to London Inst
, war nuxl tuck nn mun-t: floor or the
‘Snvm‘ lint-“i. thin that time Mich
unprermlontt-tl 'I'hn linttml Stalls
in Nurturing to wol ram Qiitit‘l‘l
. ,‘lnl‘lt‘ will take no swonti pinto it
tltt‘ inrowr'nt slritli' in l'lli’lllli-tlllf‘ll.
’I‘ln l\l.»tvi;:~.~s.ttlnr lloltl I’ht'lilliVOS
nrn not at It loss in know how to
rer‘vin- Queen Morita liming hfltl liu-
rnpt-nn implant“: in wrlcmnlnt:
lltll»llil§'. it out» lezit'nod thrlt iltc':
will not inerlrt to Will ltnxvr'.‘ suz~
gt ration of Mt. lldln“ the hand and
sltyinlr. HOWi‘li, tiuoon; how's Ml
tic" A‘nti rnrt-lul instruction has
been civen out to avoid repeating
i that ancient “homo around town of
You soul .1 mouth-till. timwn "
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lltATl‘. lv'i..\ 'I'»li\\‘ 1'2 l.l.l‘. l‘.
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loud splutllr imn‘ t.l‘ till ml lit-cit!
l'lFl nixittl"
\VlltliiJ-isn‘ l'lI'JNli-~".\ly door
old t‘llt‘l‘ull. you otnzht to have stuck
Ill out (or Another quarter of an
i iliri< "-«The Panning Show.
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l‘iiv chlnt Francis Duuntlan will
[linu- this uttornoon ior New 01'-
'l.-.tns “here he will attend the In-
ttl‘llli'Junll Fire Chlat's Association
mnxcntion. Chis! Dunnlnn will be
itrcotnunutcd by Mrs. Dunnilnn.
They will return home a week from
Sunday.
mum-t. Halt“. Baltimore. son of
George Hale, Greens Farms road.
; utll mnrry Miss Moticlina nonunion.
or billhialu. Penn. st the bride's
home. 'l‘uomliiy. Followins the
“I‘tllllllK \lr. lint! ‘Mrs. Hale will
ltnw tor nm'l'ml dayl' sojourn.
rillrl‘ liltlr mturn they Will reside
In \l’ushlnkton. D. C.. where Mr.
Hair is connected with the Western
I iIltvt'trlc compuny.
i Plans tor A Halloween party and
‘ u (‘flllzliil'll penny supper woro mode
i n moetmg yesterday or the Ml-‘l‘
‘ l‘lne club of the Westport Method t
.rhurrh The club's Halloween par-
Ily \l'lll h-- given at. the heme oi
. Mimi Dorothy Simpson, Thursday
it‘\'l'lill}g. October :5. . ‘ule the cafe-
ll‘l'lil pvnny supper will take nines
in the church parlors durlnaI the
i middle of Novrmber
I
I
Tho regular mmtlnl: of the W. ’1'.
II .\. “ill hr- held Monday. October
lib. n‘ 1? 3» p in, at the Redford
llullat‘. It is honed that a large
.lttnmluucv will prevail in matters
of imnrrlunrn are to be discussed.
. Antoni: them tho budget {or the en-
iriilllx )-.lr will he considered and
..Izlnrliilu .wriiltilt't-M will he sp-
. Tho l‘nrorl‘. Tonchnrs' Association
{mil hold .1 liflt‘lflll party in ill? Bed'
;tnnl ll-tu-tr» ivrrt Thursday attor~
rhino fino catchcs of mackerel are
~ ml: inndo arr ("t-mp!) Beach. Etrsty
tiny servral fishing porllrs are sewn
.oul there pulling them in. and v'licn
li’llly romn nahoro their l-nrkrtq are
Enlu'nys llilf‘tl to the brim.
3 Yuztrrrmy it seemed that the
Iu-holc Wonlpor‘ police force took
in any on and wont mackerel deh-
iing. I‘olhmmon Howard linker and
it‘morge Ail-fin were In one boat pull-
”in: them in last. in another boat
it'lmstnttlo Harry O'Connor was
‘shnulnt: his party boy. to pull them
i up two at o tlmn. The lowest catch
'in the fleet was 88 mackerel while
{in Policeman Howard‘s best 183
ltlm"lt"rt"‘l were rNMy tor the frying
' ruin
l Loud tnlr-nt hurl been secured tor
‘ihe Sunday evening service at the
latethodtst church tomorrow eve-
nlns. James Donuts. well known
Immiml artist Is trying out a new
lulmi instrument which is played in
icnniunrtion with the piano. Mr.
imnmm will play at the church
iSunrlny ovenink. Miss Castelline.
i\\'lln in wronged In sortnl work in
j l antinltl County. will sing a group
got ltntlnn songs.
I
At the Sunday morning services of
‘ Christ church. Mrs. Malcolm Brown
. will sing the solo parts or the Eucli-
lniist, accompanied on the violin by
Miss Frederique Myer. the well
known artist oi Wilton.
Mrs. Brown's voice is very beau-
ili‘ui and it. has been admired by all
who have heard it.
Thr sow-imam registrars 0t vot-
. F.
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IO. II.
. yhsnadMW-o . eh
“wasn‘t-(unmaa .assefmslm
Wn'm'w.~,:~mmmmin
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JAMES c. CUNNINGHAM
(REGENT GARAGE)
I. AI. IOIDIIO GOOD 'lu
Nudes:
lad-Salsa
$1295
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‘ in Oakland History
hhMWhO-khulhs thM.
Mansfield-muster!» «homo-unset;
wmdwm. hmdmmyan
uu-mmmnm asst-ribs elbow
bgupnesdsstedlanisfia village and “d “"5 Gulls
Md” um
i
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rra. and town clerk will hot-i truth.
:Kl‘ session thdsy and evening .'=.- the
purpose oi making voters I... t' Kntr
.urdoy only 17 applicants t'll‘li'lr't‘d,
'ro that the town (title‘tin tt‘lit‘l»
pott- a rush today. as this w"! i...
ink last opportunity (hr in» ut'l‘ to
lw mode voters this your
Workman have romplrtcd butting
the new entrance into the Y it C.
A. building from Main strr-rt. u‘hlf‘h
in to be used by ntcmtmru " the
Loys' department in tho lunmnt.
A new cement floor has ill'“ t‘oon
laid in the boys' quarters. mwi car.
pt-iitcrs are now (‘omplntlrg the
work of building deors thrr» whom
lormerlv there were open arr-hora
Cross Highway“ road is nm- on.
thcly open {or travel. the v~r~w‘v-nc-
tors tluibhinx up the pavlns iwmr.
day. The work 0! bllilllit‘i; the
shoulders of the road will nu be
rushed through.
Donald Duncan. tor-merit oi
Westpert has just completed a wry
successful tour of Europe “1?“ file
in: orchestra. lie is now pln "its
tor the "Cowboy Club" tn Gt
with Village. New York. Dir-cw
has been spending several days -.; ;.
his old triends in Westport
Mr. and Mrs Ira Howard. lilorr
insslds Drive. unnotice the «inseam
nlcnt oi their daulhtrr. Miss Iris
Howard. to Harry Wright ot Bridge-
port. The date or the wedding has
not. been set.
Harold McElwee. giverslde ave.
nue. driver of the Connect“ Com-
pany's Compo Beach-Wont bus.
is scrlously ill at the Nor'olit hos.
pital. He was taken there yum.
day in the Westport ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs Charles nesdriclu.
Treadwell avenue. have returned
from a trip to Washington. D. C'.
Wilbur Dollie! Steele. the well
known story writer. or Nantucket.
Mus» has rented the Clark Far
home and will occupy it tor the
winter.
Postmaster and Mrs William
Krauu. Lincoln street. will attend
the Yale-Dartmouth football game
at New Haven today.
Lace Curtains in
Favor With Queen
Queen Mary has titted all the
rooms of Bandringham Palace with
Nottlnxham lace curtains and thin
has provided many at the beds in
the lemon: palace with Nottingham
lace spreads. This has come as
something of a shock to decorators
Who have been decrying lace cur-
tains. Such draperies had been rel-
egated to the less fashionable sub.
urbs.
in doing over the old home or the
late Quota Alexandra a tree sweep
to her own taste has been taken by
Queen Mary. The palace was some.
what (loopy. with dark hangings
and furniture. The Queen has ban.
tailed this gloom entirely and given
a very brisbt; homey appearance to
the palace. n was tilled with many
sins and trophies at much saw.
menial value to the late queen. but
most at them have been removed
treat the living rooms it they eta not
conform with the simpler style or
decoration Queen Mary has chosen.
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New Lower Prices
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Lighter Six Chrysler “60” Prices
(Effective Midnight October 9th)
I OLD PRICES NEW PRICES
Club Coupe $1165 $1125
Coach —, $1195 $1145 $SO
Sedan . $1295 . 31245 s50
Touring Car $1075; Roadster $1145
All prices I. o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. i
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SAVINGS
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facturing gives Chrysler‘ ‘60” its remarkable
value—evidenced by a s eed ability of 60
miles and more per hour, ashing flexibility.
matchless economy, smoothness, handling
ease, comfort and long life—qualities which
laced Chrysler “60“, even at its old prices,
or beyond comparison.
Today,at its new lower prices—with exactly
the same performance ability, with exactly
the some quality—the Chrysler “60" stands
forth more emphatically than ever; a value
not even remotely approached by any other
light six in the industry.
The new lower rices now announced for
the Chrysler “ " are made possible by
vastly increased sales and production. The
ever-mowing demand for all four Chrysler
mode 3 “50 , “60“, “70” and Imperial “80"
-—produce savings now coming to you in
the refined, lower—priced “60’
The added economies which come from
this volume of more than a thousand
Chrysler cars per da have their root and
source in Chrysler tandartdized Quality.
This unique plan of coordination between
scientific engineering and precnsxon manu-
bour. Pick-u 0! Ste 25 tullestn 7%mmmmot22miles totbe gallon. Climatic
Sktyinli audition. Chi-7st.
asthma-nil beauty. benomensl ri ease. Cb ler tour-wheel bydnulic altar and air-cleaner. Full on lubrication
run- crankshaft. impulse neutrolteer. {Fulton boat control. R lmllsers. trout and not. Chrys er proved long his
corny. luxurious bodies with beautiful upholstery is and models. Numeolor but-monies.
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CHRYFLBB MODEL NUMBERS MEAN MILES PER HOUR
. THE R. H. GRANT MOTOR SALES CO.
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