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DURING NEXT Ir“'o “'ISI'IKS. E Allin] (\ “ fill Si. IllOl’lO 4100 .\()I‘\\clll\. (Dill). :
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mutt—“The Strong Man." The construction forces working 5
Ronni—"You'd Bo Surprised." out of the local exchange of the. E
I’llacoz—"Tho Quarterback.’ “mm“ M“ Emma “Whom g e
-..... company are in the midst of a rash 5
Sun And Title For Tomorrow. in their work which will continue 5
‘ Sun Rises . . . . . . . . . . . . 0:09 A. I. until the new year. E ‘
‘ ‘ Sun Sets 5:00 1-". u The men are working to lay all =
.‘ Hid Tide ... ...... 10:" A. M. the proposed cable in the local ex- E
i Low' Tide . 4:11 P. M. pun-ion orosrnm. m that utter early 5
November. the usual rush of chung- _='.._'_
. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDonald. mg phones may be taken care of. E
Wilton avcnpe. and Mrs. Elisabeth Subscribers wishing to change 5 /
Noonan were in Newburgh. N. Y.. from party to private lines or vice =
Saturday attending the wedding of vorsa usually wait until this period E STARTS THURSDAY
- e we Noonan's niece. Miss May for the change to be made. The E
,5 Walsh and Dale Coleman. The wed- lists for the new winter phone book 5 —
ding took place at St. Patrick's effective January 1. close in the first 5 OUR GREATEST SALES _
cathedral after which a reception week in November and the champs E ...
was held It- tho Hotel Wellington. in phone numbers. can though not = E
The ‘bride was well-known here. yet made by the installing force. are E E
' listed in the directory. Thus the E ...:
Mrs. Ray Settlmo has returned to change which must be made bc- 5 E
New Y0?" “t" passing l short tween November 1 and January 1. is E "
time in Boston. Mrs. Setimo stopped _ ‘ ' done without any inconvenience to "__=
offnln Notlgwalkhon her way home. to These intimate and heretofore unpublished photographs of Queen Second from the left Mario is seen in n tronsscau dress shortly after subscribers, by confusion in direc- = r...
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_ ‘ ' ea es ere “III. 0‘ MINI“! W?" ““90".“ "I!" 0‘ her eventful “'9' Th", her marriage. at seventeen. to Ferdinand of ltoumanin. In the oval to?“li':'\n"”"ncrealillg m m m d s for = SEE TOMORROW NIGHT’S E5.
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3 Miss Nu“. Standish. Hillside were brought to the. lulled States by an authoress for whom the queen she h pit-lured three years later and at ”‘0 PM" on the tin ftc he ' h \ _ _w “by = r—
. . , n . y n r r private lines make t use no. c it! __ -
street and Min Ruth Uble. Gregory developed an attachment during the Paris lcace Conference in flit). CO H tl n "ecu...” = .
Boulevard, WliMIled the Yale- st. year the American woman paid a prolonged visit to the sovereign r” 'f o ' ....__ E
Dartmouth swig-Saturday. in Roumanin and was given the pictures. ' \tith h" '“ "'° "0"” "c "In” ('1”'"'- “If“ 5» Willi whom site to A construction sung out of the E I:
.angom 333”. and Heaters At the left young Mario is shown at the age of 13 in bangs and ccntly became reconciled in Paris while on route to the l’nltcd States, New “3W" ”“100 is “saluting the i0- E .
“ sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni- polka dot frock. Her chief distinction at this period was that she was and Princess Elisabeth. i'rmtcss Elisabeth. 4 yon" old at the time u“, lelfizb‘lfrfxgi‘;1:!1313:"é)’::i‘l’llfdlll’;: E ‘
turo C°-—Ad\'- Queen Victoria's granddaughter. picture was taken is now the throncir» Queen of (mm. pitui and prospect liill. 5" "ll" ll I" I "H H H -_ 1
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“0.1;, 1131:4323: O‘Tum‘mg‘ 3:: Th l' i So ii I l o c bert A. Benedict. Edward R. Von ' t‘iie pl'ugzoin UtdbemfwntTwlmmluntd .
. . 0 "0" “I “ "° wee m ' Castleberg. Harry Sunderland. Vlc- R d C S t M ‘l‘h 0.000 cllg one or to with o . '
and ham returned to New York. contriputlens to the brief columgn tor Sunderland. Arthur Wood and e r088 pen ore an lice this tail. and which “its Sliirttd Girls wear N am e S on :3? gggepgraicce‘ifgrof :‘otldéuittor‘y’lp;
Ml” Martha Edge. Wilton. spent :29: ‘a'l'lfi 3::t'2tscthuallmsohlntln; George Allen. 3 871 827 I D. 0 in the summer. F Ch the letters of the wearer‘s Christian
2;": 63:5: anti-1:21;. hgtgguzf‘hzr offerings have to be rejected be- Mr; and Mrs. Jame; hicBridc, 23 9 , n lsaster Rellef William Jordan, manager of the Sleeves At ten 08:“mafiystot‘fllzfifitaggitbifikéfl'
nue. ' . muse of‘the carelessness 0’ ‘h‘ Elm street. are on a meter trip to . . exchange. enjoyed tho l’alc-Dal't- S s F Cti ”1325”“ names monograms and
.- , writer. Canada. D "w“‘h 3“” 1" New “me” 5mm" wety “n ons o rks lucky emblems are be- .
3. Mr. and Mrs. A. Weichel and Mu- Many people fail to write urln as [sea ear day. James llamilton. clerk in the _,____ l‘rlgnctxxtlflout'ln “mu” "mm“ while .
I" tar Thomas Edge. Wilton. spent the names ”w“: “J“: :1" '3‘“ with- --lthdlos and Victrolas sold on wire chiefs omcc. alnd ’fmf'” “11- The "labelled dance girl." with another “may of the novelty was ;
week-end in Astoria. 1.. 1.. as the °“;‘;n:'";:o;l. °wm': 0;, both easy terms at Donnelly'e—Adv. WASHINGTON. (AP).-—A "Ercat lzuilt‘m was not called upon to serve son, instailtr, were a so “mm the name of the dancer—Estelle. shown by a gm wearing ., black
tile!“ 0‘ M“ "‘d "j" 3' Zniudlk- sides of the paper. Such matter The condition—of Miss Fdlth w”. nstionul phalanx of preparedness" iii M‘ini- si'cnt disaster. the New Jer- Miss Mam Peck. operator. has nu Mum, Jmnno 0.- Suzanne cut out “qvct bracelet. which paid agutégxl
cannot be used until it has been has been set up by the American 5“” ""‘“””.’"’ “pl“wn' the Louie turned to her duties after an illness in hint-i: velvet in a decorative arm- of a cat as a medallion n e - i
Arthur Stack spent the week-end ffl son. 64 Van Buren avenue. who has L...” mlmmm. and “w Florida ' M of the same lustrous matcri-Il ‘
in New York 33 (ha ‘uc‘t of MI '1'. I'QCODIGd "1 Th. sentinel O C. been CI‘IIICBII)’ “I at the Norwnlk “Cd CPD” ‘0 Krupp!" Willi 1‘0”“! IlOl lil :ill having occurred BIHCC‘ 0‘ abou‘ “‘0 anliIhS. 1'0“ many ll! ”1“ IN Irf'llk OI LtSthll seen 11 ___-———-———-—-—-——- i
ter. Virginia. -. and an" ignition! “Tl: forhtiLn: hospital 1. reported as being fairly work such M that recently necessi- J‘m" 3‘“ friends am pleased m we be“ about early autumn social functions 45“” London has 2.300 miles of ‘
“P’°:l°d:u:l‘._?pp:;r innit'rl’titllg good today. tated by the Southern Florida hur- l-‘or disaster relief in the United again. The nrmlct in fixed up above the} * rt their upkeep costs
Otto Heibig. Lincoln avenue. u . .. to mtt " - ricune. 5‘4”" ”10 organization spent 33.. ~ . . ~ elbow in place of the more stereOp. up. -‘0.000 a. year.
spent Saturday in Stamford. '°”' ‘°" “"""‘"“"~‘ 9" Only routine business was tran- Thus/tho organization. in its an- sins: durlnb' the year em 000 of “MN 1" smm“ ”mum C°"" \
‘1‘ '9‘“ ‘0' °°"°° 1°“ “h". nec- sacted at the regular meeting of nual report. describes the numerous which “unfurnished by lied Cross mercial agent is “”0““ a mention —
Mrs. John J. Lynch. and daughter. MU- Uncas Tribe. No. 26. I. 0. R. M. in ited Cross (gunner. that have grown Chum“. A total of "3.0" “1” ex- of two weeks from hiadutiCS- 1'10 i3 #
Frances. Lincoln avenue. Were sbop- Red Mens' Hall. last evening. The up over tllu country, The report. pond. .i for foreign disaster work Spendms the an“ duck Shown" I , a
ping in Bridgeport. Saturday. __ degree team will exemplify the sec- made public today and con-ring the tor operations in connection with d S a!
h H u a I I F d and degree on a class of candidates fiscal year ending last June 30. add- the mid-west tornado which killed ““9“” m a “”1""; ”as“ at C II tze 8 “es 3y peel S
-—Exc0llent hll'd coal in Ill Sim Josep ° ywoo ' “a or in Greenwich tomorrow evening. ed: ‘ the “ashlngton street exchange
now to be had at Alfred Brown's
Coal Yard. Now is the time of year
to have your bins tilled up. Do-
' liveries to suit your convenience.
Phone 2398-3.—Adv.
John Carson spent the week-end
at his home in Redding.
Miss Charlotte Bouton spent the
Methodist hospital in New Igrk.
1““.
—Crawford Ranges and Heaters
sold on easy terms—-Sterling Furni-
, ; ture Com-Adv.
Mrs. Kenneth H. Bedlent. Brook-
Albert Young. Walter avenue.
spent last week in Washington. D.
' . C.
5-.
~ 3‘ Miss Annabelle Malo'ne. East ave-
T l mic. and Miss Nellie Stanisb. Hill-
.Zside place. spent Sunday lneStam-
I Zforcl.
Jack Lesstn. New York, was a
‘ week-end guest of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 'J. Mania. Chestnut street.
not...
Mrs. R. Miller. Fairlield avenue.
Miss Irene Barrett. New York.
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. Barrett. Fairdeld sve-
~ auo.
Miss Elizabeth Gaiyas. Winfield
- street. was a visitor in New York,
, Sunday.
—-Crawford Ranges and Heaters
sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni-
" tore Co.-—-Adv.
was; .... it...»
. ...
< , Hartford as the guest of Mr. and
. Mrs. Rablaowits. Miss Alexander is
the sister of Mrs. Bablnowlts.
The young daughter of Mr. and
fl . church. The sponsors were Mr. and
"‘ .Mrs. John H. Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Green. 108
ew York Sunday. They spent the
- y with friends.
. Lou and Mao “Ra—berg. Fair-
". f‘eId avenue. witness. the Yale-
U
1 th . .3 a. 1n. Bowl. orchestra VII Old lllt evening in ...-a... the Monte Carlo Carin endured during his days as a priso III of the world. i
‘3‘“‘l‘.°.“....‘.1.“‘s.m the Washingto street remote Tem- Ml; Annunsauulue “fasten-- "I was the Comm ant," ...- oner of war. The Gomall «noel-n. L“, ”rm, food“ 1m ‘9 1 m P a fiflflfidlflh IEEE
2 new on. d We; from a blight cold plied the portly German. who had III-M to make It comm!“ Ind 3". new toedanl ytoeave time are ' .
7 u and lira. L. nadaalt and” which has epsilon! be: to her home tout-newt from Nice to try his luck tiller wes released. after the dealt no, "K! by with i _
I; “ma; Winn avenue. motored of local men enjoyed- for a few days.» at roulette. officer advised him to read the load that “stands by” M through I
'0 New York land”. ifllblng p on Long ls- _ ---- , ' “Well. then—take that." shouted speech of friendship delivered by “mm .
i . Ind. lonnd Inn .-The trio. to l sta- Xatharine Mayor. science the Frenchman. landing a punch on foreign Minister Brisnd at Geneva. Y 0'1le “w. much“ ”5W ll
MM ctr. and W three roll.- off 00mm Beach.- tcacber at the Hillside school. event the other's nose. knocking him into upon the Men of Germany'- also" Oahu ham
mussels aveap were was made-ta the best of Captain. Saturdayiaxew York. the gutter. entranssiotathe League. x be teasyou realm ‘
Mom of W“ no men . ._ , ---. .’ ., . , M at. who station. Sevelifer "“1 preferl‘ioncsre'sepeeé‘i “Bar. WI ‘- - THE G .
-—-—- m to luv“- imid in t" bit-heir Comvhlnt he r‘slml It notio- tola ts.“ officials that he was willing le-Duc." said Miller. Islet-ring to EVERIN SEN TINEL
wford Item and lie-ten of col Judas-um lest owning by lea-sh to so to tail for an" if Mn. the helium statement that W nonwmm mm
salesman attended the Yale- Dart-
mouth football game. Saturday.
Sam Alexander has returned to
his home. Spring street. after spen
ing the week in Philadelphia.
—Have your fur coats and gar-
meats remodeled and rellned at this
time. Doing so now before the rush
season means more reasonable prices.
Phone (gt—Adv.
Mrs. n. Kronick. Stamford. vis-
ited relatives in South Norwslk
Sunday.
-Pianos of all kinds tuned- and
Trolley service on the lines lead-
ing to the South Norwalk railroad
station was tied up yesterday aft-
ernoon when the emergency brake
on a Stamford car became locked
at the corner of Railroad avenue
and Chestnut street. The car was
stalled for a considerable length of
time. The our crew was able to re-
lease the brake before workmen
arrived from the car barns.
Miss Frieda M. Heath. of New
York. formerly a teacher in the
Franklin school. visited friends in
week-end visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen. llaviland
street.
Miss Dorothy Reynolds. Rowan
street. who has been confined to her
home with an attack of tonsilitls. is
reported as much better.
—Cra\vford Ranges and Heaters
sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni-
ture Co.-—Adv.
degree wonked by that encampment.
Our Brothers lodge met last eve-
ning with a good attendance. An invi-
tation was received from Arcanum
here the degree' world of Oxford
lodge of Frankfort. Po... put on de-
, Harold Mulholland. 6 age N. J..
nue.
—Crawford Ranges and Heaters
A rehearsal of the locker Grotto
'of
la-‘tbe party were Oscar li'.
Dr.D.LMMBQ-
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 8. Fowler. 24
Ohio avenue. spent the week-end in
Philadelphia, visiting friends and at
the same time celebrating their fifth
wedding anniversary.
Misses Gladys Robins and Ger-
trude Scott were in‘charge of a very
successful cake sale held at the Pig-
tho South Norwnlk Baptist
church.
-—Cra\vford Ranges and ‘Heaters
sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni.
ture Co.—Adv.
Benton. Jr.. of Georgetown. over the
week-end.
Miss Elisabeth Keeler of Norwallt
was the week-end guest of Miss
Anna Olsen of Georgetown.
Miss Tilly Boyd. Hamilton avenue
has taken a position with the Feder-
al Bakery, Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. MacMillan
and family have moved to New Jer-
sey.
‘ Leo Miller of Main street had as
his guest over the week-end J.
Henry Ber-man of Dresel Hills. Pa.
Ml- Mary McCarthy and Mary
Howard. 1: Elm street. extend a
two days“ motor trip over the Mo-
hawk trail.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Borst and
daughter. Mrs. Lulu Bettina of 59
Woodward avenue, are visiting in
home from a visit with friends in
Greenfield Bill.
-—'.
Miss Minnie Knapp is ill at he?
home in Flu Hill road.
lieu.
ll DOW G ””9“. “UGO!“ I!
Elton Hendricks and Robert
are attending the Grand Central Art
school in New York.
Daddeley. to my avenue that boys
were mung apples
"Red Cross Chapters generally
have been increasingly vigorous in
perfecting strong. alert disaster re-
lief committees." and consequently
"a very large portion of the United
States is covered with this disaster
preparedness plan. With unfailing
accuracy and speed these chapter
committees have moved into antic:
when disaster has struck their coni-
fully." .
During the fiscal year. the ma
Cross participated in ninty disasters
including sixty-two within the Uni.
ted States. The year was the first
since the world war that the organ-
suo and left approximately 10.000
h0lllflt'SS. the report listed 82.962.-
159 :Is expenditures during the fis-
cal year. which brought the total
apint in this disaster to 88.207.587.
l’rm-laring that the community as
well as state and national authorit-
ics are looking more and more to
the llcd Cross as the "disaster
tiwncy best equipped by organiza-
tion and experience to handle their
plans carried out during the period
and called attention to the forth-
coming tenth annual roll call for
led Cross membership in November
as an opportunity to help the or-
ganization advance in efficiency
Among those attending the Yale-
Dartmouth game. Saturday ware:
Jack Mackiln. Catherine Hillery.
Raymond Shcarwood. Edalla Carl-
son, Charles Wickc. Dorothy Frey.
William Walsh Glace \alieunt.
James Cunningham and Leo Davin;
Miss Helen Tilly. who is a student
at Drew seminary. Carmel. N. i'..
spent the week-cad at the home at
her parents. Bnyvlow avenue.
M. Adam MeLachlan. Bayview
avenue. who is a student at Cooper
Union institute. spent the week-end.
at the home of his parents.
At a meeting of the Norwalk High
School Dramatic club. Friday after-
noon the following officers were
elected: Edward Johnson. president.
Miss Mary McMahon. vice—president;
David Pollard. treasurer. and disc
Grace Collins, secretary.
Clifford Sturges. Academy street.
Mr .and Mrs. Callahan, 11 Acad-
emy street. have returned after u
week's mention in Floral Park. I... I.
Miss Marjorie Gregory. Mount
working on the new Y. M. II. A
Frenchman Squares
Q Did Debt With Poke
Jean Sevelllier. a French chauffeur.
when his fare descended ln'front of
sitter: has beet his vow to rock:
Knocks Boy From
Bicycle, Goes Off
The driver of a light coach which
struck Walter Raho of Strawberry
Hill avenue. East Norwalk. last
night. knocking him from his bicy-
cle. hesitalca just long enough .‘0
make sure damage had been done
and then speeded away with lights
Harold McEiwee of Weatnort. bus Frank Geodcbild Garner street ' ' ' '
'_ _ ‘ . , . turtle t . n eomlntrtiui aopartment, visited in
3 is spending the Week in New York. Nornalk. Sunday. driver for the Connecticut company. has recently moved to East avenue. numbzrogitatzsplfdhgtfight-grit: ht: New HJth’i. Saturday.
1 where she is the guest. of Mr. and ' continues critically ill at "the Nor. come,- of Hendricks street. Jackson's market wins on his wa
Mrs. B. Radack. John Kenlin. of New lork. was a walk hospital with pleurlsy. home from work' at 6 o'clock and Miss Margaret Storcr was in
was riding up Winfield street when
hit. He suffered a bad cut on his
forehead and a bruised leg. Dr. T.
lt.,xBradley treated him.
Charles Staples
Loses Chevrolet
0n.Elizabeth St.
...... lag permits:
. Knbaoss. encampment No. 0 l. 0. Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Th
5 .. . _ omas Smith and Miss Ch 1 Sta Hill .. ' William H. Skitser. alterations to
“ : t M“; tFl'i::: htggnsd;:ingl‘n:trer:t: fnefmp‘l‘llgnszftrgrigggirtfssatxfig Mrs. Berth Cleve l h t d Marjorie Smith. Mount Vernon. East. Noaalkplspoftlgde to the $530 garagh e in Cross street. $250. Pl
arm: 0 . a r y as re urae ~ ' M K . in -
after spending an enjoyable week at evening to witness the Golden Rule “pent sum!“ ““1 Mr- and M”. this morning that his Chevrolet C "“5 ° °° garage e“
coupe had been stolen from Elise-
betb street. some time between 5
o'clock last e'xenlng and it this
morning. , Mr. Staples left his ma-
chine parked on Elisabeth street
When he returned to get his car. it
with gone.
F. Mayhew. Norwalk. sgalut Jet.
The couple were married In Ridge.
field. December 24,1004. Desertlon
is alleged on June 1. 102:. The de-
plaintiff.
is being started. At least two teams.
those of the construction force. and
the Wire Chief's office. have cast
their hats in the ring. and are wait-
ing for a few nlorc teams before a
league is formed.
Miss Alva Dutcher. Miss La\'cra
Peck. and Miss Florence Godfrey of
the traffic department were visitors
Ernest Thonholt. installer. has re-
turncd to his work after a week's
absence due to an attack of tonsill-
tie.
Miss Helen Cahill. cashier. motor-
ed to New York Saturday. where
David 0. Cox. wire chief will at-
tend the wire chief's meeting of the
Bridgeport district in Bridgeport.
Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Mead. supervisor.
spent. the week-end in Danbury.
Ml." llazel Osterbanks. operator
has returned to her duties at the
local exchanpe after a tour through
New York state and New Jersey.
Miss Iiorer-co llemmons of the
Mabel Keisler and Douglas Busslng
were also in the Park City Satur-
day.
Building Permits
Building Inspector George 8. Hub-
bell has issued the following bulld-
Bridgeport. Monday. Miss Florence.
Carbone. was there Saturday. Miss'
i
ant street. 3250.
John McQuaid. garage in Marion
avenue. $450.
QUICK OUAKER, hot and en-
ticing. is fastertbaa plain tout.
menr'swargaiiteouidaetbe'for-‘Q
HamburgSteak...-...............22c lb.
BeefLiver.......................18c lb.
ShoulderSteak 22c lb.
‘ ‘ ' - be home in Wilton. . , _ . v
#3:: 32%;; is rintraining at the Twin City Valet. 6., North Main St. gly-Wiggly store. Saturday. It “.8. munitions. Chapters are studying their r. net and rehabilitation problems." in Bridgtport. Monday melting Rlb Lamb Chops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380 lb.
for the benefit of the J. u. G. clans iocni disaster hazards more care- the report outlined preparedness
Lameores......................25c1b.;
PorkSausage 35c lb.
‘lyn. N. Y.. spent the week-end at repaired. Wm. Hauuler. 69 .West . . . , _ ,"h l . o
1_ - the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ave. Phone tom—Adv. Mrs- Wiilitm Dietinger. 110 Film chard on his promises. antfaskcd as l :33..me he “wk and “ re at cchultze,s sanlta Markets
3'“ Bedient. 2 Blake street. ‘ Hill road. entertained Mrs. Floyd sistanco in preventing the nuisance. iUnkIIOWfl Driver U
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwsnt
39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk
Westport. Georgetown. Dar-lea. Stamford. lilach Rack, Bridgeport
. -'—. Mr. Callahan today resumed his du- and walked t the El' ' buildl WHEN THE NORM
, ers. c. L. Leonard. Anna. Lane. was iodse No. b of Bridgeport invitins Miss Annie Shufelt. u West avo- u 1 _ ° " M .
baptised at 2 o'clock. at St. Mary's them to be present Nov. 18 to wit- nue, is confined toner home by iii- a n the New.“ post office. Wm" h° remained until about 3' 6 arms ; VISITED AMERICA
. ‘ ——-- Vernon. is the guest of Mrs. Gould late I I
‘ ...... ree work. A resolution was carried 1' HOW . . , .. >
' m, a...“ mu... mmm .... :ndoraing the y n c A. work a. “3%?“ s‘ ‘ B ““5““ ”mm"- mm“ "mt . . I WHEN LElF Emcsson, the great
. . . . . . nutmu.‘...".". on. ...... ... Ben amtn Ma hew - - - ~ -
. 13’ nus. WI! a visitor of friends in the town. and plea." moral support to snout Saturday in New Haven and Robert Pollard Howard avenue J y Breakfast _ ~ Norseman. 'mud Amend: til 100°
. : city over the week-end. the drive- nbile there they attended the nu. has much...“ a 50...... ' S k Di - : A. D., be was confronted by one of
—-~— Dartmouth game at the Yale bowl. Ce 8 V0fce mks“! i
. Mrs. R. Rosenberg. Frrfleld ave- Mrs. Frank mam. Pittsburgh is ..___ “French" 000 a row Leanna ., 3 t0 5 . the most baffling of obstacle-Lian!
nue. spent the cit-en as a. [best the guest of Mrs. William F. DeKlyn. up." have been received from street re . . Bees f till!
. ccntly broke g, m, u the Divorce proceedings were started of communication. its 0
of "11“"! In atbush. N." ‘0" 11 Arcb street- ‘ Miss Lois Sherwood. Weonrt. who result of . nu gmm . ladder while in the superior court by Benjamin minutes
Vassar collage Nit Sherwood was ‘ 3 knees. He washaadicspped. and
Taylor avenue. Mr. and l in the week-end guest f Mr. and graduated from the Hillside school “Min" illexmm Ea“ Norwalk. ”.- l d” I f the world k
docs. Middle street. at to n", J. J. mum. to Burritt are n. ma ' ‘ ‘1” WP“ ° were '9'
Chitti.bothNorwalkH School m Mild ' YWMMPMdiP
. figm‘mgxgwnm :oid amA‘termr-Stcrling Furnl- maul}... have returned“: their ' , églgcmld” “m. “I “in“ km: :mmhwlm‘ tea throughiu member news.
3 ” COP“ . “I" — YV- . figggfnnfi‘mijgd 3%fimmfl 0]] Gem 3 Jaw “T: can i- return-bio on the tint The aim delidoas of breakfasts; 1 papers the achievements of modern
nobdrt Gimley. Providence was a , .—-— o “You were the chief of the Ger- " I! M November. Attorney hpwvideslnaxcellntfodfilanee ‘ explorers. NCWMIRW
1"... a. LIBGY. ‘1 fiylof ‘vgnug‘ . John T. DW’CI‘ of tho Il' {inn 0‘ of “WM ‘3‘ “h. ;
x d m N" mt m vslitor at the home of Miss The Misses Sarah Comatock. wn. man prison camp back of Saint Kw... “a and“ ,, ...“... .... . . ted; had him of it w
‘ . ~ the ‘m 4" no You Faith in Keyser street. ton, and Helen mom. Silverlnino, Quentin .during the war?" asked ’ m" " d” W ‘° m y. ~ 1°“- ' ‘ -~
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his adventures were shrouded in
in ignorance of his exploits.
Norwalk Chronicler