R. W. Met nun ‘ ‘ '
School Cemmittee
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Quality Groceries
WESTPORT
llelph leceo. Westport cor-
Wt, tel. Sentinel Oiilce
Nos-well It.
Robert W. Fuller we! egsin ep-
pointed cheirrnen o! the school
committee end Mrs. Eve Shroyer.
seeretery. et e meeting 0! the coin-
mittee Fridey. it wee leerned _to--
dey.
The supernitendent reported on
the condition at the schools (or
Ieptetnber. 'rhe .totel enrolment
wee 1.100 end the evorege ettend-
enoe wee 1.046. melting the ever-
egs perqentege oi ettendence over
es. The committee commented on
this good showing end wee gied to
how perents end children oppre-
eiete the opportunities given them
end the effort to melntein e high
stenderd in the schools.
Superintendent Loner hee been
instructed by the committee «to em-
ploy Mrs. Burgess es teecher in the
>Junlor High school to teke cere or
the extre eleu. oceeeioned by en
overflow of students in that build-
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, OCTOBER 20.
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PAGE SEVEN
RlALTo THEATRE
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AND AN OUR GANG COMEDY
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SATI'RDAY
end
Chap. 4 "‘sitowed In"
ertist end illustretor. Members dis-
cussed end edOptcd the esrocietion's
budget {or the coming year. which
totels $5.6“.
Extension or the rural mail serv-
ice in Greene Farms has been an-
tnry or the ncdrord house. Classes
will begin November 1. . ‘
t-‘anlm
The annual lmrwst testivel oi the
Westport Methodist church will
open this evening at 0 o'clock with
n. roast beef supper. and continue
until tomorrow evening. Six booths
SUNDAY
Buck Jones in Jloquoline Lost!!!
“30 Below Zero” and I'm} “mg“
n
in
“The ,Outsider” “Lovey Mary”
comm.-
Bessle Love and
William Haines
returned to New York (or the win-
(er.
——-—
hindnm Chelson of the Westport
Country club. spent yesterday in
NO\\"Y0l‘k.
.0._...
A meeting of the St. Agnes guild
or t‘hrlst church will in: hold this
evening in the church parlors.
Leads Quiz
ma
Harry Langdon in
PALACE THEATRE
LAST mus TODAY
8:15, 7:15 end 9
ADDED A'l'l'fiOl‘lON
“Remember When”
—On The Screen--
THUBBDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
—On The Stage—
KEITH
VAUDEVILLE
“Montana”
The cowboy bnnjoist
Fred Weber & Co.
In a ventrilquial comedy
“At the Stage Door"
Direct irom
Keith‘s Boston theatre
Charlie Hill
fihorised by postal omciais nt “'ssh- _____
int. ington Postniestor \vll'lli‘niln Krnutso have lit‘f‘n (‘i‘Ot‘lnd in the bngomont "7"“'\‘“i‘ Imam “I,“ of (‘nptnln
“Mime“ “dill" ‘ ' '0“ 9- 01 the church carryins (eucy foods. .i. m- iinlun or the \Vosiport poiict'. -in--
In the second end iinei sitting of . ~ . . n .r _ ¥ . ~ ‘ ' ‘
' ...mm 0. $27.22;; "hihi‘dfi’ii‘i 23.3.: *0: room“;:2.:.:.°.:.°::r:.::i. ”iii: y 3......“ ‘1"? "TUNEFOOLARCENY”
ers lest Seturdey. u more residents d d uth m Morningsido Drive l, . . . MU.“ “wk by m nu ”v L, H on“ With
were sworn in on voters bringing the 10“ 0 '0 ‘ msnmont ot the church has been gm; mph“). '
totel to 51. Ill fl? II the Kippcn hem" find ‘0“ . very pi'cttily decorated with own!“ __..__. Agnes m‘ay &
”‘6 P0" TOM- "Pm 1’9“?” 1““!r.ihl lilile t‘l'Cliln paper giving the \lrr'. 31 If. ltynr-hnrt. who spent
Mrs. Cethertne MecDonnli w“ gigruex‘t‘rnfldodo it‘srtrllttol litrll‘ih £331.13"!an n llnllowo'on "TM" " ""‘wl .“"' I” fit tho F. ii. “wikfr Harry Pollard
Piayer.Piano eppolntgd secretary of the Bediord October 25. . ‘ Lump, t rose ilighuh), ll.IH rt-tiiiiitd
Home gt, e, meeting of the Women's I». ludwnrds. who spent two weeks in Brooklyn. Lasane & MaCk
'i‘own Improvement essocietion tit Mrs. Elizabeth Lymun's home. ‘ _ 9 b H u. . .
Word Rolls Tueedey titernoon. hire. MecDon- Registrations for membership in ltivor liny, has returned to Chicago, l "1“ht- Lindy I’nlmerton' ital? will A pdll‘ of static nuts
‘w a l'ili0\\'t"on pnry is evo-
ell succeed» Mrs. Howerd Allen who the classes in homo nursing and ill.
tendered her resignetion severel aroumsking nre pow bring received
35c tEaCh months ago. Mrs. MecDonell is the by Mrs. Catherine MacDonull, neon-- .\ir. and Mrs, Clyde Droun have .
wife of Angus MecDonell. prominent ;
$‘t’hvell Piano Co. - ' - -- . _ *
W ebeis
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m yVirglnia‘ wain
2, o
a Miss Siedwey stood et the head
"My mother wishes me
DIRECT FROM THE NEW YORK HIPPODROMB
“THE BROADWAY WHIRL”
A Novelty Songmelilid Dance Revue
GOLDIE and EDDIE
Ladies admitted to Thursday matinee for twenty-five cents
niuu iii the home or Mrs. liivharti
l-‘miirnnii. (‘ompo road.
Title In nl'rtmu‘uior William H.‘
lit-lily of Indianapolis. who is head-
ing a grand jury iincstigution ililo
charges of political corruption in lhi‘
regime 0! ll. C. Stephenson, former
klun grand tlrngon in lndinnn. It
was [timely ut Reilly‘s instance that
Stoplicnsmi was taken from prison
in lost"):
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE C0. STYLES CERTIFIED
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
of the table. e e e . , . .
‘I . _ ”Wurmn 2031.1?! W: to say," she ennouncpd sulkily. "that Astrid First Swedish For men s, women s and children’s shoes; quality guaranteed
16 North Main Street kissed It the ststlon by e green- :33: 3“};er 23x34: Enzhfizux . at our store.
; eyed 'W eiter eleven on Saturday nights. Queen To Rule Belglans
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
sourn nonwnnx, oONN.
She-sheethesequelntence oi
MBA ALDBlCll. e student. in
love with one limo WATERS
who hes coins trots Pdnostom
Myrsthlnhslmlthestsdent.
Judithelsoineets ones-run
DOBN.eernest young esteem
pluses".
lnegfiywlthhfllhm
heers t sters hesliisseds
glrlettheshthmonebet. She
resheshoeiefloilowed by death.
endhseeltoltesrs. '
lesrningironitheeolisgeute
logtlntdedlthisstesehenlyre
This rule will be strictly enforced.
Moreover, when once the doors have
been locked at ten-thirty. they will
not he opened for latecomers." Sho‘
sat down. in the midst of it great
silence. and the girls hurried through
the meal.
Judith climbed the stairs wenriiy.
A bit: or books from her home had
been Cnivered thet day, end she
went in search of a hammer to pry
out the mile. When she came book.
she found Lilinq Stedwny nested Kin-
geriy on the edge of A straight chair
lllll'SSl-IISI (Al‘)- The Duke of
Rrabnnt, who is about to marry
l‘rinccrs Astrid of Su‘eden, will be
lh-lgium's toutir king, it' he lives to
succemi his distinguished father. And
the Swedish princess will be the
first Sc:tlltllllu\lnn queen of little
ih-iglum. King Albert, is the third
king who lius sat on tho llcislum
throne.
Leopold l, the first King of Bel-
gium. was originally married to
Princess (‘hzirlotte of Great Britain.
So. Norwalk Phone 255
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Women and Children
In medium weight
COM?! and Silk “"1 W°°l It goes into e tentrsn. eeeesisg by the door.
a ' ‘- *1 ‘ l b x _
‘ ’ modem." Pm“ Jminnol'limsm “ he nels- "I Just dropped in a minute." said W ”331th? 13h: fillqihcdmiiuomihfih: Plate Corned BCCf 100 lb
m ' ‘ ' th. celier. nervously. "to tell you with him “‘15 Louise eldest daugh- . . . . . I . . ' ' . I I . ' . .
MME. JEANN Me III” III tor 0W!" how sled we are to have you with : _ t l 3‘ 1 Hill e ‘ kin of
- i ‘w ' “mun“ mu“... us. My mother thinks that having f] O “u s ‘ pp ' g Rum Corned Beef 24c lb
' l'ranrc. Loo iold ll was married to p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
500m MAIN STREET M”. M m” a. m e faculty member in the house may I
5. IOMIIR "l fights-3M ”0 help to keep the girls down 'l‘hey'ro .\l:ii-i:i lleilrit‘llll Archduchcss of
l ‘ mm NORWAIM'. CONN' . NOW GO ON WITH m mus. very herd to manage some-limos." .-\tlsiri.i. and Kim: Albert merricd Puritan Ham 39C lb
‘ ‘gi I ' ' ‘ ' . . Elimlvetli. daughter of Duke Karl ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' °
I”? 0. ’ " " ' ' CHAPTER V Lung: Tam); “ere grits; Sh?! 5“ Theodor" of Bavaria. R”
‘ NGRATS!” d m down e o i e express x on he ‘ ' 0
“ m "' .0... 1.10.1. 0. m. 00“. 0. ”.00... ~—-— Smoked Tenderlom .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 45c lb.
Judith end Ill-lo looked up. I we Foroi nutter Eaten
' i just “ wm Wethet'ei Miss Btodwny were not present. “ ’ g“ ‘
" ‘ ' '\ . l.«ss butter is imported into the f H)
Bargalns resched them. cted in full riding ”3“" 5M“? ‘°°k°d at h" a "‘0' i I'hirm Stains today than a year or Best Fl‘flllk urters . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280 .
regelie end flicking the hedge top merit. end then went on with deter- m ”“0 During the first half of
with en eleboreteleether crop. no -nlmthn- "My mother hopes you ' .. " ‘ . ....
in.— “ will b. no he] iui “ on 1 ih 10.4 lhf‘l‘t “(in lll.960.l13 pounds
-- was smiling It is peterneily. P 3 cu“ " ° brought into the tinuod States. but
motion of discipline." she said. “You
will be ebie to observe more infrac-
tions of the rules than we can. {rom
our rooms downstairs. Bv report-
in; them. you can help us a great
deal." ‘
There wee silence.
"Your position on
in the sumo period in 1925 less than
3.000.000 pounds came in and in the
some period in 1926 only 8,978.56:
pounds were imported.
STH MA
"Hello.“ nid Eric. coolly. ”And
to whet do I owe your kind {elicite-
tions?"
Will reisod peined eyebrows.
"Well. restly. you know. thet seems
e bit thick. Yesterday you splice
Big Psi. end today you set: why i
Soiuiltzels Sanitary Market;
Washington Street and Reilroed Avenue. South Nor-walk
39 end 43 Main Street. Norwaik
. Used Cars
AARON KouN . .
Auto Accessories the faculty
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r' F ‘ ets. "Oh. my error. I’m sure. 1 Judith laid her hammer down end g
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sen—us-s-‘T .' ‘ ' we e nel un erstnnding. Miss U.
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. mun-ices In One Woes 1;: gamuflgéham ‘3‘,th ' :3 W home-"6 in my home I am ‘
0 .' “ oleette to es, ' n . ne 5 teacher nor policemen. and '
W aficimtyiee ti‘oo'quel‘leb “Shh": looked unlined. ”More “m" 13°“! '93- I'm sorry to dis- A NEW, BEAUTIFUL LINE
. . - - y en ' You. but you must count me
. U3. ‘ .ppc pug- of themaulflnl ain’twa’p.‘ $1,: out “.2; see disciplinary activities." or
".00 French kid gloves. eny W1" WM '0“ ”if” those senti- Lil: Stedwey rose from her Ladies’
. ‘ ssso pm m u" chllr , mmerlns. "on. if you feel
'3 .~ - 0;“; ii in h . t::t;;::-—" She wee edging toward Hand ,Bags
t ' ' '
The N. E. Ryan C0. “So sorry. old men. it wee the V w “l “y... “M mum. “a
aiming rush eeptein who wee to
talents. neeeidthetntwouldgo
leteedeelineenddiekerouhitlso
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went on pounding.
A door bell reng e little leter. e
Judith heerd lsorneone cell up the
stairs. "lyre. here‘s your dete."
The door ecrose the hell opened and
Judith laughed a“ banten’ng- (altgh. “A ha! Astronomy
ls your only love—the world well last I or a comet’s stream-
ing hair and all that.” ‘
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