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tum/ms ' OF "lNEREST Wan! ‘wéoll
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aried Program for Women "
‘ tions.
booting oi the Norwaih letter
tion. as interesting
» on “Women and the Vote”
bolero the Hillside school
:ol Columbus Day beauty oon~
suds hootee‘ Night at the sure
on“: teaturos oi the past week
.‘ women's world.
.. toraHulowe'enpartytobe
' It“ November 1. were discu-ed at
. 2’1. the meeting or the C-I chapter or
' Girls‘ and Women‘s club held
‘nlght. .
At the ilrst isli meeting at the
. his and and Nature club. hold
night at the home oi lire.
‘ et- Woodward. to North lain
it was voted to give 810 ior
" ’ “be awarded tor the best
W boaosmade by one or the local
training 'oiales.
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..” sire. hi. I'. Day. Bylngteu mace.
“ .en ed the members oi the Good
. ' club. Monday night. at her
helps.
u...
Wpal Jakob spoke on the value
‘ . education in schools beioro
' a members oi the Better Films es-
5 . n. at the meeting held lion-
. '_ .atternoon. at the Grace Perish
l. ,
Members of the T. K. H. club have
ed to give a donation to the T.
C. A. iund. This was decided at
1‘ did meeting oi the club. hold Tues-
% al at in the south Nor-walk Con-
" ' ‘gnai churcm
"“nhedrssl'oi the Choral Art
' was held Tuesday night at'
‘ Charleston Stitchers' club
_ Monday evening with was
ltctnuem. Ward street.
‘ ens tor a Halloween party to be
by the Quote club. October
_ the club. Thursday
.a the Royal James.
Lambert'iiouithorp. 49 Bay-
avenue. raves hosts: at e vii"
. . car parry no a or
“Thursday ev‘nlng. t
' rs oi the People's Chorus.
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George McKibbln. Elmwood
, mastermind the members of
. ‘ clay Mothers' club, yester-
stiernocn' at her home. at .a
action.
, ' l’eat-sss—w ‘ .
. . lsa Board. has Hill road.
W . tied the members of tho We-
1 club at its first iall meeting
-‘ . at her home Thursday ailer-
\
Charles Dogers was re-elect-
resident oi til‘ Mothers' club
meeting held yesterday aiter-
“ t the Girls' and Women's
sin» street.
’ Social
. Consuelo Dawson gave a do.
. masquerade party Saturday
- "it Red Men's hall. Washing-
)treet. in honor oi her birthday.
masquerade party was held
night at the‘homs of Miss
duller. 17 mallard street. in
of tho birthdays of Miss Mil-
» or brother. Francis Miller.
is on October 18.
‘oiincement has been made of
, omen’s
ce—of‘Mind
imam candle
‘ buntetithisnowway.
by tho‘
During The ‘Past Week
. and Food Sales Seem to Be A More Popular Way
4* Titan Any Other oi Raising Money For the Va-
rious Organise
the ell-Wont oi’ isles Annette
lemon. daughter oi Kr. and Mrs.
Alired H. homers of lhoreiront
in". to William D. Lynch. son of
Mr. and hire. William D. Lynch oi
New York.
Mrs. Helena Hill Wood and her
daughter and son-ln-law. Mr. and
hire. Hubert Stephenson. have Just
returned to this city after a very ea.
Joyable trip through tho Berkshire
mountains.
Many Norwaikers attended the
showing of "Spring Magic." Satur-
day. in Stamiord.
The concert given by Madame
Munstorhlolm and Fred Patton.
Monday night at tho South Nos-walk
Methodist church ior tho bonsai oi
the neighborhood centers at Nor.
walk and Westport, was well'at-
bonded and won much iavorable
comment.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron hired. ii
Stuart avenue. celebrated their
twenty-lifth wedding anniversary.
Sunday. with a iamlly reunion and
dinner hold at their homo.
cue—m— '
Mrs. Irving Jennings. Flax Hill
road. was tho hostess oi tho attor-
noon. Tuesday. at tho Shorohaven
Goli club.
Miss Grace Valleont. :1 I. don
street. was hostess at a delig tiul
bridge party at her home. Tuesday
night.
Miss Stella Buckley and bile:
Marjorie Buckley. dd Wall street.
entertained otr brldgs. at their
homo...Thursday evening. in honor
of Miss Kathleen Tracey.
Miss )lildred Murphy. daughter or,
sir. and hire. Charles P. Murphy.
was tsnder‘a surprise party at her
home. 1 Hudson court. Tuesday
evening. ‘ .
Miss Louise Hosmeckl. 1 Van
antstreet. whoistobemarriod
tonight to Charles Rhinehold oi
Dunbury. was given a miscellaneous
shower by her iriends at her home.
Thursday night.
Announcement has been made oi
the engagement of Miss Annie
Esther Newton. daughter at tho late
Protessor and Mrs. Hibbert. Newton
to Alirod Herbert Wilson. son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H_. Wilson
190 East avenue.
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About thirty-tits young peoplg
iron: Norwalk attended thetpworth
League convention held ‘Saturday
afternoon and evening at Mamaron-
eck.
The
been held by the members of the
Young People's society oi the South
Norwalk ii. E. church. last Sunday
evening. has been postponed until
Sunday. October 11.
Plano ior a cake sale to be held
Friday aiternoon. October 15. at the
Connecticut Light and Power com-
pany's store. Wall stroet. were made
at the meeting oi the ’ilgrim Guild.
oi the South Norwalk Congregation-
al church. held Monday night at the
church. a
Mrs. William B‘. Wicks. : Fort
Point stroet. entertained the mem-
bers oi the Golden Rule circle oi
the Nor-walk Congregational church.
Tuesday aitcrnoon. at her home.
Plans ior attending the state con-
vention oi the King‘s Daughters
Mispah circle. of the South Norwalk
Baptist church. held Tuesday night
at the church. This convention is to
be held at New Haven. th ilrst
week oi November.
. Plans ior the Christmas iair oi
the South Nos-walk. .Ccmtlonai
church. to be held December ‘I and
s. were discussed at the meeting 0i
the committee heads, held Tuesda
night at the church. '
Aprons s'nd iancy work ’ior th
annual ialr oi Trinity chu were
made at the ‘a‘llodsy meeting oi~the
woman's Guild. held Tuesday. at the
church.
Mrs. Herbert Brown. 'North avo-
nue. entertained the members of
the Opportunity Circle. oi the King's
Daughters. Tuesday afternoon.‘ at
her home.
at the meothg
’l of
cept the invitation oi the young
People’s society oi the Lutheran
denomination of Bridgeport to at;
October 88. e
-—'—s
Election oi oiiloera we. held at
“sing" which was to have ‘
were discussed at a. meeting at thei
Tuesday night at the church. so ao- ’
tend a Hallowe'on party to be given '
identically the same work. are
scale. is an undisputed isct.
true. Miss Mary Anderson,
the cited States Department of
New York city said:
find that man woman, ior too
living wage.
and women."
lowing in the footsteps oi
stance. doing exactly the same
Just because they are girls.
has called a meeting oi the execu-
tive committee oi the Young People's
council oi Norwalk. to be held at
the South Norwalk Congregational
church. Sunday evening at 1:80
o'clock. ,.
About its was cleared at the
caieteria supper. given by the mem-
bers oi the Y-i class oi the Norwail:
Methodist church. Wednesday eve-
ning. in the social room or the
church.
internals
Plans ior a Hallowe'en party to be
held October to were made at the
meeting oi Itery Lincoln Council
held Monday night. at Progress
Forum hail. Washington street.
lire. Elisabeth Heaterson was
named Chioi Daughter oi Lady Mo-
Lachlen lodge, at the election oi oi-
iioors. held at the meeting oi the
lodge. Tuesday night. at Red Men's
hall. Main street. I; ‘ .
Plans tor the theatre party to be
held by Court hum. No. 106. in
New York. October 20. were com-
pleted at the meeting oi the court.
held Tuesday night at K. etc. ball.
West Washington stroet. '
Three candidates were initiated -
the meeting oi the Old Well Com-
dery.‘ gld in the 3’29- S. oi A..
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- " Tho local chapter oi the D. A. n.
has planned a iull program ior Oo-
tober and November. The next re-
gular meeting is set ior October 21.
m
Plans (or a class initiation were
made at the meeting oi the Court
l'rsncos. No. 11. Order oi the Gold-
en~Scoptre. held Tuesday night in
the Progress Forum hall. 100 Wash-
ington street.
Among the local people attending
the Yale Dartmouth game are Dr.
and Mrs. Moore Lincoln street.
Mr. and Mrs. Saniord Wicks
Crockett stroet let this morning to
meet a party oi iriends in New Ha-
ven where they will attend the Yale-
-Dertmouth game.
Hickson W. Colo. noweyton Ave.
is visiting relatives in Washington.
D. C.
Many New Members
initiatlcnoi candidates ior mem-
bership wasdiscussod at the meeting
oi the Mnkah'Rebekah lodge. held
last night at Odd Follow's hall. It is
thought that there will. be a tree
clam" oi new members “taken in at
this initiation which is‘pisaned ior
November 10. i. >
An invitiatlon. has been eatendcd
to the-assembly oiilcers and to our
listsrs’ Rebekah ledge to be pre-
sent at this meeting. The director
has called a rehearsal or the degree
and guard ior Friday night. October
'13.
use puny mm... and tiles
ClaraReardonaroincharsOoitho
Ballowo'en perty'tht the led“ ll
prombe an excellent program for
:tho‘ovenln‘g. . - '
Republican Women
Iti- Kstherine Dyruo. oi Putnam.
bltoan who'll at s
unoheontobe . _,.atthsnotel
lend-inward. . lfildayt The
luncheon be'iorthspurpoeeoi
all womeowerk-
erstebsodovoryoosttogeteut
i
“i
iifi
,laeld County Doubling Women's
. slab: lire. abrnlan Hubbard. Old
isms: 'Jdra Ln. . VII-on. Gro-
w” . tool and hire. 3. Ion. Shel-
a: w .3 m “$2.13: 1.: ton. nepubucsu Noticing commit-
Ii
~ . bi ,
stein mar . I ' - ‘ n M
—-- Edit... . some.
hire. Peter ll. ‘Hutohesos. .:5 ‘ om”;
m _ t‘ths ‘ - m“ .g
0i the King's Dom Wednes-
W.attsrnooa. sthorhean.
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“M fife-1.3:.
wo n’s we are very far down the scale
their]:e is littlgeusemblance of equality between the wages of men
planning ig- Ootober it. They,
'1 - A JOB“ FOR'THE COLLEGE
m-
That womch who work side by side with the men and do
receiving lower wages, so much
lower in tact that they could hardly be considered in the same
Labor in a recent talk given in
“Through information we receive in our investigations “'01
many. are not even receiving ll
Ve also find, in comparison to wages paid to men.
so far in fact that
We are forced to announce the sad fact that not only (in
tlissc ancient low wage conditions prevail ia‘a great many cases]
but that new institutions which "should know better” ad which
ought to be setting an exam is to the rest of the \vorl , are iul.
s oldc ednditiona.
We reier to the modern coeducational colleges. _ ‘ .
ilnd’ girls and boys working side .by side la the cafeteria, for m.
Herc u l-
work, and yet the girls will re-
Fsirl No wonder so many girls rebel because of their sex. ,
Are these girls able to eat more cheaply or to house themselves
at a lower rent thsnvare the meal Certainly. not.
charged just the same per week ior a room and Just the same for ,
a meal consumed. as are the men students. .
Surely it is the co-educational college, that most modern 02‘
institutions, which should lead the way towards an ecual living
chance for the women with the men, by setting the proper ex-
ample. 11 the college falls down on its educatlonal duty, whnl
can be expected of the rest toys. worldl .
They are
Tried Local Recipe
GRAPE JUICE
Mrs. Frederick IJ. Piper. Van Zuni
street.
1 quart oi grapes (stemmed).
1 quart oi water.
Alter the grapes and water alert
to boil. boll steadily ior one hour.
Strain and to each quart oi lull-o,
add 1 cup of sugar. Let boll ten
minutes. Bottle and seal tight.
So many people try making grape
juice in almost any haphaaard my.
Try these quantities.
B. R. Club Makes Many
Plans For Fall And
Winter Program
A Jolly program oi events ior the
new season was planned at the meet-
ing oi the B, it. club at 'the home
oi Miss Lillian Field. 45 Lincoln
avenue. last evening.
The program will open with an in.
vitatlon masque dance at the Broad
River Community club. October
Ralph Lyoett is in charge at ar»
rangepents. The roiruhment com-
mittee consists oi E. Humphrey
Douions. chainnan. Harold C. Pen-
ninstou. and his. Lybott. "
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witness a musical comedy in New
York city. Rowland A. Schwobel is
on charge of arranging for the trip.
Cards were played last evening
and Miss Helen Kay won the girl's
prize. a lounge pillow. and David L.
Brennan. the gentleman's. a smok-
ing stand. bliss Veana Decker. a
new member and his. Schwebel were
awarded the consolation prises and
Mia Myrtle Mills won the "portage"
prise.
The resignation 2i George El. Har-
ris as president o the society was
accepted and bliss Field. vice presi-
dent. wah elected in his place.
Mrs. Frank Benton Field scrved
a delicious supper. The next most.
iug oi the club will be held Novemb-
er 19. at the home oi Miss Myrtle
Mills. 4 Lauranco street.
. ‘ Plan Party
Plans tor a Halloween party to
be held October 19 at Grace Psr~
lsh hall were discussed at the meet.
ing oi the Girls' club oi Grace Eplso
copal church. held last night. at the
hall. The committee to have charge
of this adult lncludes Miss Mary
Bess Chopin. Miss Irene Overthro
and Mi- Wlima Hyatt. -
.this evening a very dellghtiul occa-
sion. At 5:30 o'clock. supper will
low.
Rev. Werner was present at the
meeting last night and congratu-
beglnnlng in their toll work. He en-
couraged them to continue in their
activities.
It was voted that the members
lug church service tomorrow. The
girls are asked to meet at the par-
ish hall at 10:15 o'clock to attend
the service in a body.
The club is also holding a physiCal
culture. anddbasketball clam under
the direction oi Ir. chllander. The
class starts at me o'clock and con-
tinues ior one and one-half hours.
Sale Nets $20
No one could resists the
things to out on sale at the coke
sale held yesterdoy by the members
oi;the Pilgrim'Guild oi the South
Norwalk Congregational church. at
the ‘Connectleut Light and Power
company’s store. The sale was very
mtioiactcry. Over "0 was the
amount cleared by the women for
their work. '
Hrs. C. E. Underwood ed by
several other members or o guild.
was in charge at the sale.
The next meeting or the society is
scheduled ior November I at the
heme oi Hrs. ,Franois Northrop.
unwood avenue.
. gig-u“
.Proie-or sad ins. it. moon
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"in January the B. R. club will
The girls are working to make
be served and the party will fol-
lated the girls upon their splendid .
oi the club should attend the morn-‘
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souvenir. cons. Sirunmv, camera 16. 192s
of run Enjoyed
At Entertainment
1 Given By Elks
l The program presented at the
. Elks' Ladies Night last evening was
lunanlmouely voted to be "the host
Iyet." Frederick C. ltiedoll. as mast-
or oi ceremonies. saw to it that
.uverythlng went all like clockwork.
The program which had been or-
[ion
1
Even in this modern day and age the condition is true, sadly .l-snrcc for the evening oiicred a
director of the Women’s Bureau ni'H'imd «helm of numbers. Noth-
lug. that uould add at all to the
success oi the aiiulr. had been omit-
ted.
llilas Helen Ketalnger. well-known
rvocallsl. who has been heard over
,thc air several times lately in a
movie! oi radlo programs. opened the
«entertainment. She sang "ling his
to Sleep." ”Ah. Love but a Day."
and “Such Little Fellow." Miss
liolainger d ighted her audience
who onuorod her several times. She
was Iccompanled by her sister. Miss
Charlotte Keislnger. a the piano.
Johnny Green oi Bri goport pro-
senied the next number oi the pro.
gram. Mr. Green made a decided
‘lllt with his group oi character
‘songs.
'thn Frederick Riedeil as meat-
er of ceremonies. there is always a
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ceive from five to fifteen cents an hour lower, for their services. tum. gugpflu m ur. audience. but
[right he potent d "l'oster and
Semen." now pie ng at the Palace.
as the special novelty number oi the
,niialr. 'This was a clever comedy
.act that produced no end oi ap-
' pluuso and laughter. Thanks is due
Albert Hamilton of the Palace
‘ theatre (Oratlill added attraction.
Miss A. \‘odarsky. European
prime donna. who has been in this
country but a short time. opened
the sec nd hali oi the program. Her
voice i of a very pleasing quality
and her selections won much prsiau
[or her.
Milton Schloes. oi Gimbel Broth-
ers' radio broadcasting station next
entertained with a group at songs
and stories. Those who have many
times listened to the voice oi hlr.
Schioss over the air were very glad
oi this opportunity of meeting him.
The p‘rogram was closed by Sim-
con Jurisl. bass soloist. formerly of
“Cllauve-Scuris." whose powerful
voice coupled with a. pleasing per-
sonality. quickly won him his audi-
ence. Mr. Jurist was accompanied
by James Sexton oi the Palace the-
al‘ The program of Mr. Jurist's
solos were as iollows:
The Two Orenadlero . . . . Schumann
0n the Boer to Mandalay . . . .
Oley Speaks
Gypsy Love Song . . . Victor Herbert
Kashmiri Song
. . . . . . . Amy Woodiord Finden
The Big Ben Voll Bohannon
The last number was especially
well suited to Mr. Jurist's voice and
was very well received.
Iteireshments of ice cream and
cake were served during the eve-
ning. There wssa lucky number
prise ior the ladies. Dancing was
enjoyed until 1 o'clock.
The members of the committee in
charge were: Dr. Carl Lindberg.
Stanley Stevens. Henry Kline. Rich-
‘ard Noaclr. Henry Bergman and
1 William Finkler.
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Masquerade .
A great many comic costumes and
a number of very good looking ones
appeared at the masquerade given
under the auspices of the A. O. H»
auxiliary at Red Men’s hail. Main
stroet, last night. A good crowd.
consisting mainly of members of the
A. 0. H. and oi'tho auxiliary were
present.
Prizes oi the evening went to:
Miss Frances Rooney‘ best dressed
\vonlsn. gypsy costume; Bernard
Lcdlock. best dressed man: Mrs.
Mary McQullleu. most comically
dressed woman' and Frank P.
Rooney. most comically dressed
man; farmer's costume. I
A grand march took place during
the evening, everyone present Joln~
ing in. later. dolightiul roiresh-
month were served.
The success oi the evening is due
in great part to the hard work oi
Mary Barrett and hire. Nora White-
llclld assisted by a very able com-
ullttcc.
Fifth Anniversary
lir. and Mrs. W .B. Gillett. Nero-
ton Heights. entertained at bridge
last evening. at their home. in honor
or Mr. and hire. Tlired Nutting. Or-
chard strcet, who werb celebrating
their fifth wedding anniversary.
The bridge prises of the evening
were won by Mrs. W. Jrvlnngub-
bell and Charles Muhpry.
Following the playing of bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Nutting were shower-
ed with many gifts. End tables
trays and other appropriate glits
were presented to the couple, ior
their wooden anniversary. The host-
ess served a delicious lunch to her
guests. '
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Aiired Nuttins’. Mr. and hire.
Charles Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. W.
lrvlng Hubboll. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Coleburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gregory.
lilies Jennie Sodwcll. Lloyd Cave
and Mr. and Mrs. William Gillett.
Rhinehold-Kosmecki
. Miss Louise Kosmocki oi 1 Van
Zuni street will be married to
Charles Rhinehold oi Denbury this
evening at 1 o'clock at St. Peter’s
parsonage.
- Mrs. Emma Schols will be the
matron oi ilonor while her husband.
Ernest Schols will be best man.
. The couple will honeymoon in
Philadelphia and upon their return
home. will reside on Chestnut stroet
in Danbury. They will be at home
to iriends after November 1.
SHOE MORE mam
CLAIMS ALI. PAID
All priority and preiorred claims
in the bankruptcy or the WalkoOver
shoe store. Wall stroet. were paid at
a hearing beiore‘ herons is neat-
roptcy Jphn Keogh in Brld
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"Rialto—"Mol-ry Cavalier."
Regent—"Four Horsemen."
Palace—“Kick Oii."
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
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The Evening Sentinel welcomes i
contributions to the brief column. ,'
or to any other column in the I
paper. and regrets that so many 1
uhorings have in be rejected ll"~ ‘
cause of the carelessness oi lht.
writer. I
Many people fall to write 3
names legibly and an ilt‘nl with.
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides oi the paper. Such matter
cannot be used until it has been
l'ccopiad in The Sentinel cities
and there is seldom limo ior that
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use a double-spam in writing
opy ior newspapers. in pornllt
space ior corrections \vllcre nec-
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Sun llises ............ 6:00 A. hi.
Sun Sets ...... ....... 5:11 1'. hi.
High Tide ............ 7:32 A. M.
Low Tide ........ . 1:25 1'. hi.
Sun And Tido For Manley.
Bun miles ....... 0:07 A. M.
Sun Sets b:001’.lii.
High Tide ............ 8:“ A. hi.
Low Tide 2:27 P. M.
Mrs. Esther Gleaner. Grove street,
has been confined to hcr bcd since
Tuesday. Mrs. Glassor is suilevlng a
nervous break-down.
Mervin Beach Athletic Associa-
tion iootball team opened their sea-
son with a victory over the All-
Stars. both teams of East Norwalk.
The score was 7-0.
"Bill" Waite. Elliot street. rc-
ceivod a painful cut on the left car
when he iell of! a dock and struck
his head.
The hiking club of the Nor-walk
high school made a hike to the Holy
Ghost Fathers. West Norwalk
Thursday. A tire was made and'
coiieo was enjoyed. The party re-
turned about 7 o’clock.
Anion the party were Edith
Smith. adoline Leonard. Helen
Scuily. Marlon lliagner. Thurley no.
berts. Loretta Harding. Esther Vo-
gcl and Eileen Hunt. The teachers
who went on the hike were the
Misses Morley. Roselle, Burr. Child.
Sncdgruss. McMahon. Ratchiord,
Seymour. Bushnel and also Miss
Loveloy. secretary to the principal.
Mr. Jakob.
It was planned to have a hike
once every month.
~deios and Vlctrolss sold on
easy terms at Donnelly’s—Adv.
Mr. and hire. M. Mendoisohu. 124
Woodward avenue. are leaving Sun-
day ior New York to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Gsbbe. at tile Willoughly
Mansion.
The T. K. H. girls will entertain
the Delliolsy boys. November 19 at
the Grace Parish. Norwalk.
Frank Underhlli. Laurence street.
and Henry Hopkins went iishlng
over at Great Marsh. Thursday.
Fish certainly were biting ior the
boys. ior Frank and Henry came
home with 300' mackerel to prove
their luck. .
Mr. and hire. Samuel Holly. Jr..
leit Tuesday {or St. Petersburg. Fla"
where they will spend the wolnter.
On the trip south. by auto. Mr. and
Mrs. Holly are accompanied by their
little son. Howard Seymour. and by
his. and Mrs. Arthur Tllson. Bridge-
port who will also spend the winter
in It. Petersburg Mr. Holly and Mr.
Tilson will be engaged in the car.
ponter business. The party plans a
leisurely trlp. Wednesday M visit-
ed the Sosoulcentennial and Thurs-
day they were slght seeing in Wash-
ington. They will stop oli at inter-
esting places on route.
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-Pianos oi all kinds tuned and
repaired. Wm. Hausaler. so West
Ave. Phone ooh—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lydon. 58
Connecticut avenue. observed the
iirst annlve ry oi their marriage
Thursday. rs. Lydon was boiore
her marriage. hllss Anna Collins.
Ferris avenue.
Mr. and hire. Harold Clark. South
Main street. motored to Stamiord re-
cently where they witnessed the eve.
hing periormance of a burlesque
show at the Stamiord theatre.
Sam Abruscato and James Fila-
gerald motored to Danbury Thurs-
day. While therc they visited many
friends.
William Regan and Edward Splan
have returned to their homes after
spending s. tow days in Philadelphia.
Pa.. at the Sesqulcontennial.
~Have your fur coats and gar.
ments remodeled and roliuod at this
time. Doing so now boioro the rush
season means more reasonable prices.
Twin City Valet. 61 North Main St.
Phone dot-Adv.
Archie Romper. Railroad avenue.
and Lester Boo-a. Liberty- Square.
loft Thursday ior 8t. Petersbnrg.
Florida. where they will spend the
winter. The trip is being made in
air. Rooea's car. Both Mr. noose and
Mr. Romper are local painters and
they expect to get work in Florida.
Helen Teekan. John A. Lees. Nellie
Stanisli. and William Gustaison mo-
tored today to New Haven. There
they will witness the game between
Yale and Dartmouth at the Yale
bowl. .,
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prise wont to Mrs. Ruy \V'allllll. lie-I
ireshments were served durlng the
evening. The guests were Miss tillur- z
lotto Jarvis. .ilss Bessie
lan. Miss Ids. Scoilcld. Mrs. Fabiano
Sodestrom. llllss Arlecnc Hull. hire.
Ray Malkln and Miss llcstcr llmcns.
Miss Mary Skidd. Fulriicld ave-
nue. and Miss Charlotte Jarvis. Sca-
vlew ave. are motoring to Willlmantlc
today, to spend the week-end at the
Willlmsntle Normal School. Big box-
es oi good sets are being taken to
Miss Jarvis and to Miss Marlon
Young. Melbourne road. who is also
attending the Willlmantlc Normal
School.
~"The Four Horsemen" starring
Rudolph Valentino ls dieing held
over today at the Regent by insist-
ent demand—Adv.
Mrs. Anges Clark. Danhury. is the
guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shove,
11 Grove strcct.
South Nora-elk Council No. 1253.
Knights of Columbus will receive
Holy Communion in a body tomor-
row morning at the 7:30 oclock mass
ill St. Joseph's church.
Harold C. Pennington 11 Reed
street and Ralph E. Lycett. Ponus
avenue are among those attending
the Yale-Dartmouth game in New
Haven today.
Among Dartmouth students home
{Or the week-end and the iootball
game are Everett Bulklcy. son oi
hlr. a nd Mrs. Everett 8. llulkley.
South Nonvulk and Paul Ward. sou
oi Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ward,
Franklin street.
—“The Four Horsemen" starring
Rudolph Valentino is being held
over today at the Regent by insist—
ent demand—Adv.
The Ladles‘ Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church or Divine Healing.
will hold a social at the home or
hire. David Gould. Winfield stroet
November 8. \
Mr. and Mrs Richard Hellman.
Long island City. were guests Wed-
nesday oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1).
Lawton. Camp street.
_ Dr. H. C. Bailey who has a sum-
mer rosldonco at Tokoneke has gone
to New York city for the winter
months.
Miss Emma Lockwood of George-
iolvn visited iriends in Norll'alk,
Thursday.
Mrs. F. Stock will be the hostess
at the next meeting or the Jolly
"400" at her home in Jefferson
stroet.
The Endeavor circle of the King‘s
Daughters oi the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Percy
Barrett. Brookside. Wednesday, Oc-
tober 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton 1). Rowland
have returned irom a two weuks'
trip through the south.
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Mrs. John Lludstrom. Georgetown.
was a visitor in Norwalk. Wednes-
day.
The estate of the late George s.
No . who died several weeks ago
in soldiers home in Ncroton. is
being probated. Frederick E. North
oi Springfield. Mass. brother of the
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South
rickets. numiim. Nor-slim he-
I. P. FULLER. G. I. P. A.
use Broadway. New York
Tel. lackswsnss 7080
Ask {or 'frosied Trips” dealer
deceased is administrator. The late
Mr. North for many years. conduc-
il-ll a. photographer's studio in Nor-
\lcllk.
Ailmri Young, Wafilr avenue. is
on a. buslllvss trip to 'ashlngion.
Miss Grnrc Moran. 192 South
Main sin-vi. has purchased ten acres
oi land near the llllld lllll road.
“'lllon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Bedlam
2 Blake till‘COl. are entertaining Mrs
Kt'llnClll H. licdlcni. llrooklyll.
Harry Bcgnrdus, Dllrlcn. has ts.
ken a position as clerk in Nell-ball-
cr's drug store corner of Cedar
street and the Post rond.
CHURCHES
St. Paul's Church
0n the Gram
llev. Louis D. Howell. Recto:
7:30. Holy vommunion
9:00. Morning prpycr.
9:15, Sunday school.
10:30. lluly comlllunlon and ser-
mon. v
7:30.515venlllg prayer.
All persons are welcome at the
services at St. Paul's church. All
seats are tree and unassigned. New
scholars from the age oi iour up
may begin any Sunday in the Sun-
day school, which is graded. and in
charge oi a lull slur: oi competent
teachers. Strangers and visitors in
town are especially invited. The
church is open all day every day in
the year ior rest, prayer and medl-
lutlon. Baptism Sundays at noon;
or olhcr limes by appointment.
Minister
organist and cholrmaster of the
parish. will be in charge oi the mu-
sic.
First Baptist Church of Divine
Healing
DeWiit Talmadgc Van Doren.
lhinlster
Morning service at 10:80.
Thursday. Prayer meeting at 7:30.
llou'nyton Methodist Church.
Rev. Walter Cowurt. pastor.
10 Sunday school Men's bible
class. subject, "The Meaning oi Ser-
vice."
11 Morning worship. sermon on
"Good Will."
7:15 Sunday school. Rally Service.
in the church.
Mrs. Oliver 1‘. Clark will be in
charge or the musical programs ior
the next several weeks.
Trinity Church.
Rev. Chapman S. Lewis M. A.. rector
8:00—Holy Eucharist.
9:30—Church school.
10:30—Matlns and sermon.
Roosters In Court
SPRINGFIELD. Mesa—Oct. Fu-
perior court had some unique wit-
nesses the other day. Two roosters
were brought in as part of the testi-
mony against a man charged with
training birds for fighting.
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The ditch in front or Rogers and:
Stevens South Norwalk store. loll!
uncovered bccause work on the!
water line there was.uncompleted.i
was boarded over last night and:
special policemen did guard duty ll'
the spot until this morning. Special;
Policemen Bayliu patroled thcrrl
until midnight ad Cramer patrolled
irons then to t o'clock todoy.
Ameng those attending the Yaia
Dertmouthgams today are Axel
Amundsen.‘ William Remit. neli
this morning. A iivo per cent divi- Havens. Charles Daniels. Eugene
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