Something’s
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Somebody
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City Briefs
(t'outiuuwl from in". ’l‘lin-ai
Miss Mary 1-). Suiit of New t‘an-
f. Inn, is planning to attend the. Yale-
Army game. m thr Yule. nowi. which
takes place Saturday, October ti»-
M‘ss Swift is a senior stud. til at
Hillside srhmIl.
Mr. and Mrs. H ’I‘aimadgi- m
daughter, .lenu. Mr. and Mrs. K.
Osbourne. and Mrs. .l. Osbourne.
South Mnln flirt-oi. inurnt‘yt‘d to
Stamford las‘ it'rning. Thore tho)‘
and it tow Olll'T lrll'lztlfl louder-"d it
I surprise party in tho l‘ '-.~ r of Mrs.
:4. K. Osbourne.
Eric Johnatr. Ir'rvtonn. ptiplh
lar employee I: the City National
bank has. l‘t‘iilil’lli i] his position. Mr.
Johnson intends tI- iakv up his resi-
dome in Ohio.
-—Cra\\'l'urd liangcn and ilnntors
Sold on may lr‘rnw hurling l-‘urui-
turo (Jo—Adv
Dr. and Mrs. \Vlliiain J. 'l‘rncwl‘.
West avenue. vnttrtainod at a pre—
nuptial dinner and dance. Monday
evening; at th.~ “'oslpm‘t (‘nuntry
club, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Kathleen, who was married to
Attorney John T. Dwyrr. at 10:30
o'clm‘k yrslI-rday lllOl'ill‘lf: in St.
Mary‘s church,
At 8 o'clock. “rider 232. in the
iascmcnt 0f the South \‘nrwnlk
Congregational t'lllle‘ll, the young
people will hold a masquerade pnr-
‘ty. Good Wilb. cood music. and a
general good time is promised to all
who come. All the mombors who
desire may lIrinlz frlI-iiIls.
Mrs. l". Mir-tin. \Vinlivld street.
was a rIII“ vut truest of nor daughter.
Mrs. Perry Cochran, New ltocholle.
Mr. and Mrs. St'llilr'y 'l‘omnsettn.
43 Lincoln arr-nun rIIlIl'lratcd tht‘
third annivrrrm-y of their ilinrrlaqo
Monday, The bride wast lintnrn in,-
riiarriagt‘. Miss ”11er Straitnri
daughter of l‘flll’filitlllli and “to
Frank S Stratlrm. ll: rilaud sir» It.
—-Crawforrl Ranges and
sold on easy li'l‘lllb“
lure (‘0.-——Ad\-
Heaters
9" rlim: Furni—
Mrs. Julius Herbal. .’i (‘oro avo-
iue. is entertaining: llt‘T parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. Darmsiadt at Brooklyn.
Mrs. \Vllliami'ook of Walervillc.
Maine is visiting Mr. and Mrs. t‘lmr-
les H. Ferris, l-‘lax lliil road.
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Mrs. Percy S. Barrett of Brook-
side is hostess to the Endeavor (‘ir-
‘ etc. of the King's Daughters of the
(“tnzregatlonal church at her home
is afternoon. The meeting is tak-
ing the form of an “Experience in-
\e§tmont social." A largo number
‘1: attending.
Miss Florence Godfrey of 42 Elm-
wood avenue was a visitor in Bridge-
port. Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
twill serve ono of its famous chick-
‘en dinners Friday evening at 6
o'clock in tho church.
Lester Shaw, 37 Putnam avenue,
underwent an operation Saturday
: otternoon at the Norwalk hospital.
for appendicitis. Dr. William H.
NcMalion performed the opemt'on.
Jinn-Shaw is getting along nicely.
.. According to the weekly morbidity
ficport ot the State Department (f
{Hymn for the week ending. Octo-
“b‘or is. 1926, Norwalk was without
a one of communicable disease.
Jlr. and Mrs. David W. Raymond.
West Washington street. and Mr.
w firs. Frederick H. Quintard. 6
not Wuhington street. motored to
W London. Monday. They return-
ed home yesterday afternoon.
A new show "God Loves Us." by J.
P. IcEvoy opened in New York last
mt starring Helen Lowell, former-
1qu this oily, and .7. C. Nugent.
motor View. Both local Thespisns
‘ and excellent notices in New
-rrs ms: 1' m BOUIEWARE”
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until last captured in “The flow-
0“."
A child in‘nio roll-ii futility in
Eti'ewood avenue is ill with scarlet
tower. The house has hi‘t'll Illinl‘lili‘
lined.
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l-Z. l-‘rank Blwlly. Bridgeport is .i
‘ lvtirilif‘sn “latter in the city today.
; Mr. and Mn. tiniest Brundnxe .iud
Iilmily of Colin‘s stroet spout ilie
“wit-mud in l‘rovldrutr.
The official board or the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
hold the router monthly meeting in
the church parlors tonight at .\‘. As
business of importance is in he tiuu»
started. a large attendant-I» at tho
llll'llllii'l'l is dt‘lll'l‘d.
Jack Terrell has resilnrd his po-
sition as night drlier of the Nor-
wnlk hospital ambulancv.
The new building of its-op liub
ian‘s in West menuc. is being raised.
There will be two stores on the
ground floor. and apartments ubme.
Ralph S. Crsbbe. 88 Commerce
street. has resigned his position as
driver for the New lluwu Dairy
company.
Mrs. Annie Amundsen. 57 Osborn
sw‘nue. is entertaining the members
of the Ladies‘ Aid Society of the
Swedish (‘onxu-milional church this
attornoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Ferris.
it Elmwood nvcnue. lelt today on
an auto trip to Huntington, W. Va.
’l‘hey expert to ho “out! two weeks.
Mrs. t‘. ()tla Fitch was hostess to
the l’hilnthen class of the Nurwulk
Methodist Episcopal church last
evening at hrr home. Iii lI‘ulrlluld
‘ 'd\ l"nll(‘.
.\ir. and Mrs. Samuel ‘1). lliil. 29
Myrtle avenue. and Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Lester and daughter. of
Lorena strct-t. spent the \vI-r-k—t-nd
in Springfield. Moss.
The Woman's association of tint,
South .\'or\\'alk Baptist (‘lllll‘t'h is
having a sewing filer-ting at flu.-
home of Mrs. Emma St. John. Van
Lilli, street, this afternoon.
(‘ity ('lI‘Ii‘k Stephen liuluis is
in charge of the harvest lmznnr
which is helm: held at the lqu-
gnrinn lteforuu‘tl church in Lining;
lull ilVl‘li llC'.
Miss lrnm lirIlly t‘llli‘rltllllf‘tl lllt‘
lipworth |.raguo Missionary rinses
last [writing at in r homo. ill l’u lIlI'u
-.i\I llllt“.
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Mrs. Samuel llollcy. fornirirly Mrs.
Maude Seymour, left the rity a. “cult
ago and has arrived at Nations
t'amp. St. l‘ets-réhurg, Fla, to spend
the winter. Mrs. Utillt'y is the
daughter of Night i’atrolnuin Alvx
Lazarus. 6 Gregory boulevard.
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i Mr. and Mrs. lluy
Liborty square. llilVl' for the past
few days entertained a cousin. it. C.
llluman ot Sheridan. Wyo. Mr. llin-
man left for the west Monday. aftt'r
staying long enough to express his
appreciation of tho American Legion
convention in Philadelphia. which
he attended as delegati- lmrorv I‘i'lll-
lug llt‘rt‘.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sv‘rlvin of
Glen Rock, N. J.. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M \‘anvclc. l Winlivld
strcct.
Helena” “a"...
tt'ontinued from l'agi- (in...)
(Id “Really as the property “as ex-
t‘lnpt.
L‘. Hill. Westport avenue. sent in
a letter stating that ho had received
a bill for taxes on his property
amounting to $118 and that he
would take it up it he know what
it was for. 1311: letter “as lllrilt'tl
L\'t.‘l‘ to the auditing committee.
A request for hydrants in Winfield
street was placed in the hands of
Councilmen Towers Hamilton and
Edward M. Gans.
Applications for appointment on
the supernumcrury police depart
ment were received from William
Toth and Georgo 1“. Sutton. Jr., Mer-
wln street. They were placed in the
hands of the police committee.
Councilman John Mills stated that
the Broad River Community Club
was desirlous of constructing an ad-
dltlon to the former school building
and asked that the 30 daiu clause
be stricken from the 10 year lease
from the city. This was referred to a.
committee of Councilmen Herbert 0.
Pollard. John Mills and Harry Math.
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East Avenue Lines
It was voted to hold I, public
hearing on the establishment or
property lines in East a\‘enue. at the
text meet-as
The report or the expenditures of
the charity department was referred
t) City Mdimr L‘t-niamln Andrevs
upon tli-.- DlNlM’i of Comcilman
Robert Oilvrr.
A request for Vltllcr mains fn Mll-
lcr and inst stints was waived
and presented to the district com-
inlssionen.
It was voted to hold a. public
hearing on the establishment of a.
grade in Godfrey street. This will
be held at the November meeting.
Councilman Hurry Mather asked
it a. report hsd been received from
the bridge committee as requested
st the last meeting. Corporation
Counsel John J. Cuneo stated that
such 3 report was being prepared
Ind would probably be ready for
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”‘- “mop-pertain.“ hampers. etc.
nmoox
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With New York's boisterous ovation still ringing in her mum. Qilt‘f‘li.“nl'lt‘ and M entourage reached “'nshlnzfon whcrv ulw \\.i« I. . :
l‘nlon Station by Secretary of State
In it (It-fl to right) are Print-(ms ll
Arthur Poillnu. l'. S. Illllllill" flltlt‘
tli- Km.” in 1" tin: of ihv» i'illt'l-
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ll \\;Iu \Iii- .; in lmlnl .t ]Ili‘ulli‘ it: Ir.
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l‘tliin. l'l‘lllt't‘ Nit-Intro. Hi
in tho qucon tllll‘lllii ll ‘I'
New DeNaturant
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the Queen. the Socrclnry of Sluit' lllul (lu‘liiliil Inn: l lI' lnui i..|
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My paint i'onrvrn “an mount it :w :1 id
Him-Iii ingrvdivui. ltr. lmrIu. iiiw
t'ult‘a I‘liiI-r f'lit‘llll‘ll, “.14 at” .4"I i
lv\' its autul Hill-ll. ll. tool:
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Busy To Give Time
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Calif-0min
2 Vhis'lllinter
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You really enter sunnv (iii 'm
step aboard one of the it .1-
continent traim.
The new CHIEchxtr i lure
estof the Santa F0 (‘.il;ilr... li'l .
ncssdavson the “.11.. l).i-.l\ I t';2lil'i,.l ;_ .‘~
$10.00 extra fare run. (lumpy. and
Kansas Cliv. l‘lii' lll‘siif‘y' - \lll‘t‘. m.- 2'.
charming refinement It i< unparalldrd in the u.
of transportation.
Fred Harvey Club and Dining tar u rxztc st’ts
standard.
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districts ailrtaily
amount close to tlu- 1» gal dIvi-t hunt.
the horrouing vapac'iiy (It lhv I-iti‘ mi
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tlivy‘t'c lint lllllll‘ .‘Iill't‘.
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{ltllilll {It thv unit. to mix t'l‘vl !
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prospect or approval by the li‘glfilll‘ ,a. lilltoriiiuty I'Xln-I't t‘an‘t sort i
turn of a [Lil‘lllt‘l' bond issue, of sup. loot.
siantial proportions. litwognixing.
llOWt‘Vt‘t‘, that rho Continual pol-
lution of its l‘th‘lfi and harbors (:(Ili-
slitutt‘s a ground: mvnacc which
has now unsound .‘ii'l‘ltnlfi pi'f)1l0|‘~
lions, tho Slain of t‘unfn‘-(-tictit.
through its sanitation and health
agencies is lrndlnu every encourage-
ment to the enactment by the. legis-
lature of emergency legislation aim-
tfl at its cliniinatlmi. Your Cum-
miltec feels confident. illU't‘lOl't’.
that the state will extend every as.
slstance to make possibio a bond is-
sus for this sewerage disposal pro--
ject in Norwalk.
The committee feels that further
constructive progress in the promulfi
gation of this undertaking “(midi
the preparation of a survey sud tsp »
out or a proposed sewers" disposal
works most. suitable for our loot! ro-
qulrements. The scope of this pro.
iect perforce involves the employgf
ment or a consulting engineer com-
petent to prepare such plans and el—
tlmates u would intelligently guide.
expedite and facilitate the further
actions of this cOmmlttee.
To insure the engagement of an .
engineer commissioned to submit
the necessary survey and luout of
this undertaking the committed reo-
ommends the adoption of the, le-
companying resolution requestiu
pn appropriation of $5,000 for thin ,,
pur one. .
is committee count-mil ,tlt
subject of sewers” dismal 10‘ a“ ,
council and citizens o! Remit I!
am immediate pruning requirement.
The construction of s. sewerage
treatment works has for yours been
sidetracked and deterred mum the
day when the Wen would of
necessity luvs to be flirty faced and
accomplished. Tint day is at hand.
Respectfully submitted.
a. L TA ' non.
r. F. mum. N.
ROHERT B. omvnn.
’ JOHN A. mus.
§ewerlte Dispossl committee.
liy pt r:IistI nt cxpcriuu i.‘ '2;
ll('U1l(‘R’Rt‘l‘S' t'licuiists grit-wally i. .i.
one to hit on thI- right procest.
That‘s what, happened to lllt‘Iv‘v‘lli
iltnnturautn prior to Formula .\I-
Modified. Thus denalurant :lfit': II~~
iitiiurant went into llll‘ discard ' Mir!
the unit ran across lI‘orquld I\II ..
Modified.
it mum from Pittsburgh, wh- ll
Mining ago;
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JACOBS
ELM
Elmer Jacobs, right-handed liurl—
or. Mil get another big league ll'inl
next season. ile‘s to go south “ill!
M Chm White Sox. Jfli‘OlN
Outs ltfom MM himt‘d M‘k to
his Antics in lint Pacino Coast
Iodine. The big 'fvilow’s out to
stumble-communal. .
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W‘ ”Illa time with the Chicago;
5 s
for inferior grades.
Heavy Seamless Axminster
Rugs
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New homes or old deserve the best in floor cmt‘i‘lliti‘r‘. ”PM“ .‘Wll 11
ways find the newest in floor coverings, from brusu mats. t0 the
finest Oriental ruv‘s Wide selections enable you to 11ml JUSt the
The Newest
In Floor
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color scheme you need. We especially urge you to llir‘llt‘C‘L 0U" WW
rug“ ai'i'ivals-~-~_vr.m will find many new themes of coin ' and lltlm‘l'll-
Quality is alt'ays the best~—pricos are below those usually asked,
Medium Weight Axminster
Rugs
8‘3" by 100" $44.50
9 by 12 $04 8'3" by 10'0" $58.50 9 by 12 $43.50
6 by 9 $37 4‘6"by 7'6"$23 6 by 9 $28.50 4‘6"by (3‘6“51475
3 by 6 $9.50 27" by 54“ $ 5.50 3 by 6 $8 27" by 54" s 4.50
Fcamless Wilton Velvet Rugs
9 by 12 $75
3'3" by 10'0" $67.50
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