W I t:
,. urnjfilnio “Flu"
wallow quickly it h.- in; at -.lict
dealt-en 5 the n
Itotcrcie. nude troniwrurc
. .camphor, .mentl
” Mich ct'unuiatts circulation and
it up the cold.
lxiugs utlcomc relief.
Bolts.“ f'Wf‘ : ' $73353! .01ch
“at Cold
Cold may turn into “Flu."
. unevenwom. l‘nlzu ::iin.uii-
11ch can oi it at .x x.‘
Mmtcrolconib c i t delrts
‘ i’l mustard
.. :docs the worlmid ‘iout blister.
oil 0!
andotlier
ingredients. is a counter-irritant
helps
on will {at a warm tingle so it cm
the ports then a cooling sensation
F. s. LYONW
JOB PRINTING
South Norwsik
(‘orset Shop
Next in Rock Hazznrd'o
The French Glove &
N0. Main St.. 80. Norwalk
GLOVES. HOSERY,
CORSETS AND
UNDERWEAR
"See Us First for \‘uiuos"
EOIALIZIJG IN LADIES‘
’ 311!
RE
Can
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBHJ‘J CO.
L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
, WEST AVE.
Passenger
I Ammo syn ommismnc
NOBWALK
‘ l.» VICE curios moms 1m
rarm Underwear
ctivcly pricml.
i,
SOUTH NORWALK
' women, children and in~
,- Reliable qualities, at.-
e N. E. Ryan Co.
as wssnmo'rou STREET
cusses AND GOWNB
For All Occasions.
ondcriul v.aluc
THE PARIS
Est. 1902.
9 come, acorn costs
a smartest and best in town
tlced lower than elsewhere. You
list see them to upprociaio their
80. Main Street, South Norwslk
RADIOS
You Can Afford
Sets Complete
slim; to $175
Parts for all hooioups
'V'der’s Radio Shop
t ockcmo Bldg. 80. Nomlk
FOR YOUR
Hallowe’en Party
And Hove Reel run
DONNELLY’S
;30. 80mm '
__..IW
» AUCTION “SALE
”finds???“
ET A NEW VICTROLA-
Westport
i
.I really it
t
l
ininil order houses a field to bo wcil-
. [ANT
outlet end ctrtclont thst we paid 81.-
. I“
i‘ swer McMa
sonwnuucnu GETTING
itunv mu Jun MEETING
To comment num' sun.
AMT.
EAST NORWYALK .
—-———_
Own (A. Sodcmmm. East
Not-walk correspondent. tcl., bon-
tinel 0mm. 02.
While on otmosphoro of colm he-
followed tho rocont publicity con-
cerning the move being made by o
number 0! Eliot Norwniksrs to pub~
licly condemn the bridge committee
tor "inefficiency" in connection with
the conduct or the ficuviow ovenuo
dump. the mechanics oi organiza-
tion ore nearing completion. One
member of the militant group to
busily ot work gathering government
report: to refute the statements oi
Chairman John F. hluchlahon fol-
lowing the publication of the Sam
tinel'l exclusive story on the com.
ing inc-cling. o
it was stated st the time the
movement “as discovorr-d that ii
meeting of citizens would be called
in short order. This proved impos-
siblo because of abet-rice from the
city of some of the protest organi-
zers. \thn the session is finally
called one side at toast will have its
statements fully prrpnrcd and rcudy
tor airing.
A visitor to East Noru‘ulk ycstcr-
day. looking iii the Wllul‘l built by
the committee. “hit-h is certain to
he s point of controversy it the com-
inittce and its opponents come to
blows. said; "i tiiiiii; it is so funny
to use it bout to got to the dock. it's
t‘utt. isn't it'."'
East Norwalk. is considered by the
canvassed. According to Hobart
Crosby. letter carrier. the bona fldo
letters he czirrics to the third dis.
trict oro negligible in amount com-
pared to the ndvcrtising mutter. At
this time of the your. in particular.
the volume of the lzittcr is th‘ili. be.
cause lllt) full in ii. good buying Hun-
son.
Mr. Crosby says niso thnt volume
oi personal mail is larger in the full
than in the summer in spite of tho
largo number or summcl‘ rcsillnnts
who leave lit the. first sign of cool
wriitlicr.
»Cra.wford ltungt-s and llt'alel‘.l
sold on easy liI‘TlllS'-~"S(t‘l“llilg l-‘uriii-
turo Co.—w.\\lv.
Anotlicr mystcry has bccn tic'irt d
up. Gris that filled the ncigi. bor-
thud at upper Van Zuni. strait unu
dcclnrcd by rcsidi-nin to come from
a broken main in the automobile
spring-brcaking ditch cut in the con—
crete. It developed yesterday. how-
ever. that the gas was scoping from
o. sewer at Osborn avenue and Van
Zant street. apparently fed by u
broken pipe to ono of the ncarby
houses. The Connecticut Light and
Power company was notified.
A meeting or the Muyfiowcr Hook
and Ladder company carnival coni-
mlttce has been called (or Thursday
night at headquarters, 8 o'clock.
Captain Albert Ferris requcsts tl‘lv
members not on the committee to
attend because consideritblo pork is
to be done.
.,.._
The Washington Bil‘t‘t‘l bridge lll‘iS
beconio a. convenient pnrimig plum
tor a number of motorists who,
however. prcfcr the South Nor-wail.
end to the East Norivallt onii. l'urlt-
ing under a. bridge is ill~\;.::ii. but
parking on one. is not, says (.‘lilt‘i
of l‘olicofli‘tllimn R. i'cnnington.
The Ladios' Aid society of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will meet this afternoon at 2
o‘clock in tho. church.
Principal Alton T. Williams of lllt:
Roger Ludlow Junior High school is
still in Boston at the bedside or his
fathcr. who is seriously ill.
The East Norwslk Improvement
association roast beef supper at
Com unity Hall tomorrow night.
will rt at 6: 30 o'clock. The 100
tickets to which the sale “as limited.
have been sold out.
Mrs. 3.3!”. McMahon, Gregory
boulevard. is confined to hcr homo
with o broken arm sustained Sun-
day morning when she {cll down a
flight of stairs,
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowan. St.
John street. are visiting out of town
for a week.
Clyde R. Broadwell. has sold his
house at I Edlie avenue and is mov-
ing to Rowsybon.
The house at 64 Osborn avenue
has been token by Mrs. Olsen. who
lived formerly on Orchard street.
Mr. ond Mrs. S. W. Stoddord.
Mooromlace. spent yesterday in New
York city.
Mrs. Charles 3. stiles Myrtle street
and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thomas.
Osborn orcnue. motored through
ion or New York stole Sunday.
scour: roilroods entering Chlcogo
expended limoot $18,000,000 lost
you in maintenance or suburban
service.
Tho Unmroity of liteh'lgon was
thohrot «to university to odmit
wanton motrlcutotoo.
There's s on to end colds oo
”0.000 for it. Thu my to mum
it nov- colds In 24 hours. checks
tom. woos tho bowels then tones
tho. soars system. lltliloso emoloy It
m It m one; pro-opt. com.
it 900.41! it
"iii "a
l .
“1M5, IiltiiiaEPOM—Iu.
Oct. 21—045vlluller's Concert En-
scmble.
:00—ltickoy'l 'l‘oxt liiolody Boys.
.30»- \\'cdneuduy Afternoon Musi-
cal Club
l‘oii‘s htojcstlc 'lhestrc l'rs-
scntution.
“EA 1’. NEW YORK—102
hf.
mil-«Dinner music.
‘OO—Hyiiitgogus services.
:30-l". 8. Army llnnd concert.
.(iil—Addrt‘al, "Advertising."
i'resldciit Calvin Coolidge.
‘3tl-—-Dti\'is Saxophone Octet.
:Oo—Troubndours.
:do—Moincnt Mtiolcaio.
:00-—Smith Brothers.
silwh‘iivy tongue: 8 p o a k e r o;
Curtis D. Wilbur. ltichord E.
llyrd. Clisrico E. lioscndnhl;
Marine Corps Bond.
ii.30——llvn livrnir's Orchestra.
1:»
.—
o
: 30-—
at?
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by
a
39::
iii
10.
\\'.II.. MJW YORK-’1.“
l‘. M.
7.002 -l‘lllllt‘l‘ urchcstrn.
7:.‘wii——— Major L. D. Gnr-lnor.
s;00—-lmpcri:il lmps.
8:3Ii—liiiclwi' Huinpdcn ptriml.
9:00—Nnvy [my program.
:t'Ii'l-wl‘J. A. “bill; hour.
litmwllnnco orchtistrn.
“hits, hllw \‘(lltli—iiitl
1’. hi
6:4li'iul'llt‘lt‘. (ltobcc.
«l LIII—--l'. S. N. llnnd.
l."‘.i »~ . ‘nInm‘i ’l'licoiinrt‘
'..l.'» l'uufii..ll St‘tirt‘s;
l.;” <~l1.iliil.
\\ Il.\i‘.
l’. .\l.
7.‘.'li'--.\‘Iit"ri‘d program.
Tiiil——.\iiiriun Kl’llil', soprano.
:30» ».\( iii; illili 5t.
7 ,'.il~~-'tlrg:lll rm'ltui.
5:1” ~~i‘lii‘i:-iixiii Fri: iit‘n ridding.
5-5:'\~»—l'.‘:irl l‘nlincr. Dorothy lloyic.
ROOSM cit.
“\‘WH.
.\l.\\ YORK-.43!
'.|".'.'. ~ Villa ,‘ililllullnnrl, "Mental
llrtigs.“
l";l.'I—-—":\lll.‘~lt! ol‘ linglnnil.”
\\‘ll.V. .\i2\\' {Milli-AMI.
l‘. Iii.
:t~tl~l':irody Club.
'Sil-v'l‘hcntii: organ recital
li.|iii»—~'lliciili-i' Ol‘t‘htrsllit.
null-“Theatre concort.
'00-—~l.)nniro (ll‘lJllt'Sll'nl.
'::‘.Il-—l.oslio McLeod,
345"—-l“llrt\llt'. iti'ouii
ll;iitl~\\'illf:iinu trio.
.:,l0-l‘..':tlu i'ui cw Ol'tflli‘tilra.
“Milt. .\'l.\\ \tlliK—vllii.
i‘. ii. '
ii: i It -—-.\tltll‘i‘sfi.
lt‘lltlr.
:llltl l'rmvntt.
~0 CH~i~liiiiplt.~_vmm.t opportunities.
tlzilllmiirnii; (loldvn‘s (ll(‘ili"Sll‘il.
T:tiil—~»i'0ii\t‘.iy‘a lli‘oiuiu'ny (flint.
7;lU—~l£riilu Golden‘s Oi'u lli‘Silll.
23'.‘~—-Hfldl0 Franks.
UiIv-MI‘S. N. “'llllflllO‘le‘,
Lnr-ilou‘.
S:30~lvlnlvi'lninci‘s.
9'00—~.\ltschul's ltudio l‘ionevrn.
Milli—Adriana. Judge Wagner.
Luilvwriddi'tiss. Gowrnor Smith.
Zi’Jl—v-Clllb program.
. :(lo—Entertainers.
“HIM, NEW YORK—273
l‘. .‘i.
5.00 wthigintil Moltillc l“l\'£’.
X.'.i<'vv.lo:~ecpli Ziiblmv. l.‘.ll‘}'lOlit\.
S:4.’t~t‘ldi‘u\iittd Williams Trio.
9:05—-—t‘ni'rie Cohen. pianist.
’ 9:1’w’i'iminru t‘irt-ro, fi'nor.
'Jzfifiw—Mciu nn‘s llnltt‘n Ui‘i‘llimll‘fl.
“MSG, NIIW YORK—403.
l’. .\i. .
moo—«lock Lani-in and Goldy.
0:15-—-ttcpnl.llcnn party: mnlo
v-J
Mrs. J.
Connecticut Behind Many
Other States In F oster-
ing Building and Loan
Assoc1ations,rNcw York-
cr Declares.
That more than 10,000,000 people
in the i'nltcd Suites are members
or building and loan associations or
other mutual savings organiustiono
operntcd along the some lines and
that these organizutions have re-
sources totalling 85.600.000.000. was
assorted by Charles O‘Connor Hen-
nessey. president of the Fronklin so-
ciety of New York city. in his ad-
dress at the Bridgeport Chamber of
Commerce luncheon meeting in the
Strattleld hotel. Monday noon.
h‘lvc Operating Herc.
Monday's session was given over
to a. program arranged by the
Bridgeport Building and Loan city
league and officers of the five bulld-
lng and loan associations now in op-
eration in that city. were presont.
These included the Bridgeport. Port:
City. Home Federal and Walt End
ossoeistions. The letter woo formed
but 10 days ago among the Hungor-
ian people of the West 15‘.
"I do not know or my movement
in this country outsido ot the
churches. that is more deserving of
your support th is tho ooopcrs-
tivo sovlngo and can moclotion
movement." the sp'eokcr declored in
opening his oddreos.
"Numerous men of offoiro no to-
tally ignorant of the economic ond
social significonco o! thio mo“-
ment." he continued. ”The! no no.
tounded when the unociotloa onus-
tlco ore rovosled to them sud uo-'
uolly remark. "I never know that
these osoocistiono woro pining ouch
o largo port in tho lilo of tho poo~
pic of this country! 'i‘hooo moo no
becoming more on noro interested
in this monsoon"
"I lino knoll“ to non: ports
of Europe" tho» snooker wont on.
“but than to nothing to on l‘uropo
that comp-coo in memo with
who: to bong dono hero olong tho
thou wont on to
tell at tho emulation of tho or:
osooohtton. its oh” and m
‘1'. M.
jfll
.
ungrtci; llfloll Olf‘u'u-ii. no.
Drouo.
fills—Navy Day and Rang-wan
birthday.
Szlfiv-llnrrlftoii liiirdii‘h "Alliskn."
Sid—Gotham ’l‘limtrr prom-um
9zoo——liiiitcrtsiiivrs.
10.0{‘———Ullil‘ g by radio.
\vrmf. m.“- ruiui.--.-1:i
M. ~
filth—Bounty ilillt.
zl0- litill's orchestra
'45—-—|\'nirko-rbocki-r Hr. hr : ll.t.
lb——'i'u|k. s. llurtz.
:20- Theatre conceit.
:5Bw-‘l‘nlk to uutmnobiliste.
:00~Cnitforniu liudio Girl
Lib—w llurmony songs.
Lib-Thomas tfuliin. .tcimr.
:ml-linnco orchestra.
\\'ll.\'\', NEW YORK—32':
l‘. M.
t aim-Shopping Tour.
Ruth—"Sinus limit-s. Jntnvs l‘.~-h.t
it: iii—Sid liner, songs.
8:20-wllrondwsy llcuus.
t.
h
“.4... ,5
ocO-I»J-—1:3.a.
_
.—
.liil— llctty Marvin. ukc.
:isv-Studio orciicstru.
ti.tIu-——l.cnny Leeds. huryton»,
9.4.”u—4‘lifford Odcts. rcCiiniimla,
i'tI—lmnce Ol‘t‘llt'sirn.
’15-’3L’lllll Lee. songs.
.Liutllvrt Suiniivls. songs.
zifr~\\'ernrr's Urrlirsirn.
\\'ll.\'Y, MZW )‘(lllli—tlla
P. M.
7:00"— Sports (ind “llfllii‘lJl ilth‘l‘l.
Lift—‘stllillo |llll;"1'tllil.
T ."li-—h'0llltill'a lilt'lli‘hllil.
S:i|0——-ltoosc\vlt lririlldut triluzto.
Rzil5~~(‘0iigrcs.-'iiinn l..‘| Ulllil‘tl’m
8:1.‘ln-l'ir. Nicholas iiutlcr.
kiln—Jinan Adniirnl llrudir)‘ l'Vlilti.
R:4H‘—-2Wnltcr \Vcllninn 0‘1!“th r.
s 47. -—i‘ongrc.~islnnn liniiiilion l‘lfih
know)”. Christian itcisnvr.
tl.nti~t'liurlos l). la‘illti‘flml coni'rrt.
9,it.‘u—-ll;ilpli Mono, violinist.
it:(lib—«timrm-ttv Nyrieliu. aoiiw
9:4 ~llcrbcrt llorodkin. Hui...
iisliiI-~-~.\l:iriorire Stuni‘i, bonus.
:itl»-»tlrorgo lilrosv. luiritmxc.
”Jo-«.loscfa Chekmn. songs.
“'1.“le l'l\\' YORK—2M
«nub—“Ethics." Rm. .1. ltorn.
lulu—«lune Sch-iii. soprano.
9.50 «Orpheus ’l‘rin.
li‘.viil'—~Gll‘l Sront lllOVt’llltlll.
it‘r:'.‘.~~~-li0b:-ii Villii‘l. \iulinlst.
,.tii——il:ii'rt'tt li'llimlllluflts’, iriiior,
\l'.\\'(.‘—-.\'l‘.\\‘ YORK—520.
P. Iii.
fizlo—I’iuno soleclions,
EL‘Jnmhlnrkct lilgli spots.
ti.Sit-vlcllciiientiii'y Spanish lr'hsm‘fi.
72liil—Adt‘dllt2t'tl delllhh lt".“.~|‘i.‘i.
hath—Police illfll'llis.
7:3.‘i——"l‘lny ot the Week."
SIM—Loon Simon. lisrytono,
8
S
:3i’I-wt‘0iirsv. Apprct‘intlon of \liis-
ic.
ilzifiwrln‘vy Day program.
liltl —-Nnvy Yard Band.
‘;30—~l’oilcc alarms: Weather.
“DIV—N ELll‘rlllli-iofi.
l‘. M.
fizlf-stcques Jacobs's onscml-lo.
hum—Hill Wntlicy. "Sport 0"
"itiiP-Jat‘tlllt‘il Jetcnbn‘s r—nlinmb
«Nowu bullotiii.
t'lyilr- Ilili-.
limit"-
"1:25“
7:3lle—».lohn Munily.
S:(l(l-"Oiir Democracy."
Smith.
:ibwtl. ’l‘t'horbzin's cnscrnblo.
zio—whl. .loucii'iin, “Gliaiidhis.”
:tli—Qludio Guild liour.
10:00~“Nuvy Day Address."
ions—Enteritis Convert Trio,
ii:00—-l-‘ivo Mortimer Brothers.
9G0)
'3
Building And Loan Idea
Praised At Bridgeport Lunch}
Connecticut occupies no particularly
eniinblo place in the. building and
loan mavenfint and that many ornat-
ler states are making better shou-
lngs. By bucking this work. he said
the Chamber of Commerce membm;
will be rendering a service to tlicii
community and state.
OctOber Beaisfl
June As Month
For Weddings
Wedding bells tingling merrily and
continuously since the beginning at
the month and the unprecedented
number of marriage notices posted at
tho Moyorioe or the ultra oninrt
words 0: Ports show that olthough
Juno may continue to be known as
the month 0: brides and roses. Oc-
tober hos poo-ed it in tho number at
octuoi msrrioges.
ucouoeo issued in the aristocratic
Eighth oud Sixteenth words were
(or in excess of the number for the
corresponding period last June.
October brides no not. men-lid in
and tho dressmokoro hove been do-
ing I. rushing business in woollen
brlco. Some French writer oven
‘rgeo thot the dressmokors ore
responsible tor tho October men-lags
cute. so u to crooto o morket for
choir heovior motorists.
Sports typos ond modern trottcur
‘modoio bovo even been chosen by
somo bridoo for the City Holt cors-
many. but the long train. olim.
grocotul fitting drool still voice for
the church function. Veiv ot predomi-
Mtflu
Fire Mochine Withdraws
Smoke For Firefighters
sermons. Ilium. (AP)—
Xinnoopolis dromon mo, loop loos
tho oppollotion at “nooks ootou."
for thou. how have o mochino thor
lieu-Ill, "out." the smoke for them
ot droo.
Tho dovtco resembles tho “stum-
oc" typo of tire ougtno.h it has o
Mar-like onerous wit o notion
humutoohugohooouhout
II tool- io Motor. The hole
In conical“. Io molt“.- “e
boroolthomonbotd m
'ON-hck
‘h’o-llto onobo Hunt-comm tho
:15-“Ouidoor [.ii'e." Henry \l‘m‘ll l
tlui'tr chitton or georgotto dresses. .
ay .
”In Dariell
Hll’l IA“ h I; C “131' A H Y "I
STATE “'(ll'llll llli.v\\\' LARGE
‘Il
90TH NORMILK, CONN" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27.- 1%
v.” _ a...
oveuufi t r0“ 'l‘ho
ulil cost it 000 open.
bout.
lJWNIiCO u,+‘.py...1.- properly on
“in“ (lflVl‘. Nnrotwn Mllii'l‘. has
Iu'vii sold in Mt. MUN" Ii. New York.
through tho oliicc of Clarence l:
Hnitlll, .\nrptuil i'~-iiltor.
An effort is living inmio l-\ J...
M'Dll Lombardi, Hall“), 1.. ”wall
on Francis A. l'dllulti, l.‘
stcrotnry ui Mill“. (0 sputl. lriltlli
tits lmrit-n ltniiun i". intuit .lni.
sonin limit this “('(lt'. My, 1-,“..m
is Mr. Luiiibrli'di's p-l'uizml iri-iiuL
and llllillidied .i luv ilu'l).\ .lgn i. ‘
might uccrpt tlir. lllhlaliiil '1‘}.
club is unxin'us to lmrir .\ir i‘ lluiii‘
and uoiild iinill-tbss l‘i‘ill nt ll]
lul‘gu ilillllt'l‘fi \voi‘o ill to .. “pi
Fred Ubt’t, Dflrlt'il, who i: i‘w.‘ in.
any to take up his risl‘ll lli b .n lulu
r-denzi. L‘nl. was t- ll'l'l' .l i l.¢i‘~ nrll:
party by u llilllllit‘l' (vl' Lin tutu-ls iii
the \Viiyhitlc inn. Mulblny night.
Willlniii liollistnr. l'lilllll |.'ll.ilz‘l
nnd Jom'ph luiitilniiili “'l" rill HM,"
those “bu iismsir-l lll iv.-i.::v.7 1;. ‘
iiii’uir it sunrise.
Mr. and Mrs. t: l.ri: hump o“
the ruilli' Ulli"‘l if .\l:s. tltrm
hiliitli, nnvl .lli. :...«| \li~ i‘lii‘i-z; .l l’ 3
Wright ll‘ilVP twill tor liii'ii-il 2.
:ittcnd Hit liiiiuml I’tu'i‘il Minn it. ill'
Connecticut .‘tMm i 1'. ill n: l;- ll lib
in”: Boards in Ill :mtl
PJI‘lslll'iltt 1:. of .v
pill (lillii li .‘wiii- n' ."I
norslnpti ill \ 'l :~ 0:;
luri. lll- Mu inl .. luttur
has twin ill“ .3! .l . ,,
no l‘f'lt‘v :l . " ~ . 'lli ‘. .'» . l"
al.0ulit in? ‘ . ;-v:‘ r' :0“ . «'1
\\'ll'il"l.
~»(‘;"i\\t'orv‘. Jilin. . l ill r:
i
will (m 13!“ r; ' i' 'i:
ltiirn I‘m. . .
.is ,\"t i - .
S'nut i’zll in l’il‘i 1"
i'umirilr llv in
tTOlllltlllii‘r‘ 1::
155“ (l i. ii.
lotli l i ‘llt't'll i':\'- n
Phillips i‘- r 'i,~
family .‘i\ riv
in Kit-u, t“. H,
in , iv:
lluiinrn
lll.“'. ,-. .,‘
li'ililll'..i‘.l
Ilfl‘l‘ fill‘uilllt..' .~
.tmlt. ii-«-“'.)‘ . .
rii'll III \ l’ i t». I. u. n -l 1. "i (a.
from lttxl'liligml:.-‘\-l."l oil :1
Ti. 0 li il-il l' -i‘: l liur.‘
(‘IIOWD AMOLMJ \l\\’\' .\H- -....
“Hutu-‘1. A! Hm n-Mnt ”190"“. (if the J'Tp‘
.. north Liwuo of the Imrim Moth.)-
iiist thllcli, Air. and Airs. Hutu-rt
Smith, first and fourth \icewrcsl-
D‘ARIEN WM! '“wt-utlvrli'. tendurcd xtiiolt
insignstions. Mr. ond Mrs. Smith
Landon Ilt‘ri'ii'k, “HUI", mr. “"‘ ”mm“ to NM" t‘nnnnn in ”i“
l respondent lt‘l. Sclttlnt‘l “”b‘t‘. lit'fll‘ lililll't', nnd “ill find it impos-
Not-walk 02 i-ibli- m tilnlanU their work ill the
.o-igtio.
1‘. Leroy Ktlllp, proxidcnt of the
liirn-n :hnptcr appointed to fill the
\16 ll . it's tv inpornrily, lot-tor llol
lrm..v nnd Mrs. Leroy Kemp. 'i'he
.lvxixuw turn-ed on Nut-oiiilu-r it its
lilo -i.ito i‘or its next business moot»
inlz. 'l‘hn lilt'lllllt‘rl of tlie~ Spring-
iiulo t-hnptnr will lm gut-sis or the in.
" ml tlmpicr hi this lllt‘r'iltlfl.
' 'l‘hl- chapter's Halloween party.
Sl‘llt‘llllli‘tl to (aim place in lmwisboro
'Suinrdm. lliil been postponed for
till“ “tick.
i li‘rblay
l
the
‘ the
it oncrvgntlonnl church will ontvrtain
“‘llli .i costume social at the studio
l 0! Hurry Schlicting in llaricn. Miss
ilfll/xircth l,)aCourcy. vicc-prcsidcnt
l of tho society. will be in churn, and
its ln-Mi-w-d publication at the pro-
'Lllftlll so as to have it s surprisv. i'n~
gilt-2r the auspices of the society. a
.n-nwrt will be given November is
by Miss liiidn Katherine Schultz.
vi'eninx at ii o'clock.
fl'lii'istinn Endeavor society of
'l‘lic Hun Scouts will meet this mu
l
l
him: in the Scout cabin on Wn-nt
‘.'l\i'll|li.
William llolllstcr is liming :l onv
~ min addition built to his ll'lll“ «in:
: i‘u'.i.'ll~lti rorid.
-~~-~-- l
.in .iv;l.'vrl.\' will now be ill-lo in:
vitnibtlritc till his patrons .ttt 'l;~
l' 11‘ “nunn lit Mansfield m cm: n on
l'.‘~' l“'t rotitl. 'l‘iio new ltlltllt'il
ulna“. [iris iron nildcil at the war of
I: \isicnn, has ltr't'll oomph-ted. and
. ‘ii' \ilill'l)' is now pospnysml of all
ll’l" s: in SllCt . Mini 15 (MN on
i‘ K ll.) l1
.wp.
.\'.- 'zll‘l .‘lrs lidu‘ard .\'. Vose.
will sail Fntnrduy for
that French liner
In in}!
i‘lmrlrmit'i:
ii \i llllt‘.
On
Libriiry Extension Grows
izb any .xtcnsion has become so
iziwml with the colleges and uni-
‘t. rslti u of tho United States. that
:'l' a type of scrvico is now being
i-lnintilncd regularly by thirty the
1- t the loading institutions. The sort-
lnn is frco with tho exception of thc
'posttige chnrgo for transmitting
hooks to tho rosittcnm interested.
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men mom: senvxoc
CALL NORWALK 36
12-14 North Moll: St.
DEARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
‘ mun 10.00000
JACOBY S
“mannmrmoo‘nnnw
J,.
Time to See Us
About That
Overcoat
There's a great collection of
overcoats here. Style! "2183
ailing w ‘ from dignified
Chesterflel to big -» burly ;
ulsters. Overdosto that ydu’lf I
really enjoy mooring? They’ll I
give youpleoonre unveil on
comfort and service: come
in ond ooh-it will be worth
your while.
Especiolly intereottu' g is the ‘.
ans quolity ond splendid ;
variety of‘overcoo' ‘ ts at ‘.
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Stilt or Gold Braids: Velvet as Girdlss,
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l---~iire high lights of the Mode.
mic Dolman (or Batwing) Sic cm tlcholero, cm ”
gastroa effect. tan tucking-nil are new features. It
cps omaii'ic, e cite, Crc c dc Chi is and C
Satin are much used.»g p I rm 3
THIRTY FIVE AND - ,
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