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Committee For
Armistice Day
DONALD CRAWFORD AND EAR-
mt hut-3st: mm. as: IN
cannot: or summaries-rs.
wss'rpon'r
Ralph Sam. \t‘estport cora-
semondent, tel. Sentinel Office
Nos-walk u. r
Plans for the observance of Arm-
istice Day were discussed at the
meeting of August Matthias Post.
No. 63. American Legion. \Vcdncr—
day evening. Donald Crawford and
Harry Keene were “pointed a com-
mittee so make arrangements.
The post plans to hold a military
I! ball. similar to the one of last year.
K the event probably to be held on
it
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November 10. The Legion and
Woman's Auxiliary are also prepar.
ing for the l1 airfield County District
meeting to be held in Westport on
November l7. it is expected that I
large number will be here at this
meeting.
The following really
have been recorded
clerk’s office:
warranty—Hazel 0. Schultz. Nor-
vvalk. to Ralph G. Brdlcnt. New
York. lot at Compo Beach; Adelina
P hiontanyr: New York to Mary “D.
Ball. North Castle. N. 7.. 'and on
Murvon road. Compo: Edward N.
Keen to «Louis
New York. 6 acres on Wilton road:
. Richardson. land at Compo
Hill Parkway.
Quit claim—William
transfers
in the town
D. Diekso..
’to Town of Westport. land on State
street; South Norwalk Savings Bank
to William I). Dickson: Bacon and
Joseph Wakemnn to Mountain Grove
Cemetery Association. \Wild Rose
road and hintnstrect; Westport Bank
and Trust Co. to Edward N. Kettle.
N- "gnu...” om. Wm“.—
A. Klinoberg. .
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"whoulso I. Kuhn to
Keene. Wilton road.
Wilton
EGWGh
itet ' on the open competitive
examination for clerk. and foot.
carrier held in the Westport post
office some tune ago. are expected"
within the next few days. 'p
Postmaster William Krouso an-
nounces that lvorlt on the new of-
fire is progressing so well- that it
will be ready for occupancy some
limo in November. Postal inspect-
or J. S. Casy_wu in Westport yes-
terday and supervised the installa-
tlon oI'the new equipment. 4
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—-Crswford ages Ind-~llestors'
sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni-
ture Cowl-Adv.
The Lady Palmer-ten Latin. 8MP-
hcrds of Bethlehem. Will give a liai-
lowesn party in the National hall.
in State street. this evening. A loge
number of people srn expected» to
attend this affair dging from the
sale of tickets re ed by the com-
mittee in charge.
Westport will be well represented
at the Yale-Army game in Now
Have“ Saturday. Several graduates
of Yale are living in Westport and
all are planning to attend the yeonly
classic.
Work has been started on a collar
foundation for the new home and
studio for William hioll'ee. at Sunny
Crest. Mr. McFee isdourl Africa
at the present time. but is booted
home the latter part of this month.
Work on the new home is being
one by Alfred G. Violet. local con-
tractor.
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Notice for the state election next.
Tuesday. November 2. was given out
yesterday by Town Clerkldward C.
Blrge. The democrats have not nom-
inated any candidatestfor the office
of representatives and Justices of
peace due to the fact that no one
would run against the Republican
ticket. The race for Judge of Pro.
bate finds Austin Walteman running
or. the Republican ticket against
Fox Cycle &
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
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Delicious centres in
mantles of creamy Brion '
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, Democratic m o‘e.
"rmoybr of Bridgeport was
Colon . the
s polls” \\ ll
be open 3%; a th’s morning
til six at in or. town hall.
hire. it. McPherson. New
York. who tly returned from
*1—
William. H. Barr. and.
Foster wars summoned- by Deputy
sperm r 3'. Perry tor my duty
in the Court It councilman which
opennd ia' Bridgdsori Wednesday
’ I I fara- tilin-
, an. 6
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No
returned. «up
”lurid. N-III. w H‘Imn.
girl" and WW‘ ‘ .
“hire. C. W. cult!- and futility have
closed their home on driven avenue
sad 'roturnod to New lot-tit for the
sKui‘o'
FoundinBraniortl
" shtiNoiStsstiord
Local poiles iscsve red" yesterday
that the wild goon chaos Frank
, lilovac. is Glrsrd street. undertook
to Stamford in‘ search ofthls stolen
coupe oil 00ri to was due to the
similarity in sound of Stamford Ind
Branford when repeated over the
telephone. Tbs discovery was ads
when a call .wss‘ received frolir hint
of Police Ls. Crolx of Bran d soy-
lng that he was still‘ holding the
car for its owner.
Hlovsc‘ I coupe was stolen tober
to and found the next day. hon
the Brsnf police reported the
matter to th local offth I the word
was passed in turn to the owner that
Moon was in the lock city. He vis-
ited the detective bureau there and
received nothing but blank stores
and the claim that they had never
he'srd of his car.
Brsnford reports that the car is
opparentiy unhurt.
BothWetslulDry
LeaderIOutOt
Fun'lllisYear
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29. (AP).—
Both the drys and the vets go into
Tuesday' I election .without their out-
standing champions in: the House
runnil‘t sacstididstes for reelectlll.
, nephew's William D. Up-
sham: orgta. one of those who
received "hoaorai-iums"\ from dry
organisations for speeches. lost out
in the Georgia Democra primary
to Lester 1.89610. another dry.
John Philip Hill. of Maryland.
chose to t for I place in the Ben.
ate only to be defeated in the Re-
publican primary by Senator Weller.
Both Upahow and lith'five three
more months to serve in congress
and an be expected to renew in
December their ior‘ensic battles over
prohibition on [It'd House floor.
Barton Reflected
Secretary
Mayors Convene
toward '1'. Bh‘clringham.
former
elected
president of the Mayor's Association
of (Economical: at "the cannot meet-
ing' held there yesterday. .it‘
Mayor Norman C. Stevens of Hart-
tord wu' appointed 'vice-presldent
and Csivin 1... Barton of Norv’vIlk.
Was reelected secretary and trees-
urer. About. 59 mayors and former
mayors of cities in the State were
present lt the meeting
Apple Week To
Open
80 to November 8. that will maker
mm; drive for the increased. con
motion of Connecticut apples
receiving whole hearted cuppa;
from nearly all state and local or
gonisotions.
comma are the Connecticut. De
partrnsht of Agriculture. the Coanec
tension department of the comer.
flout Agricultural College. .ths Con
nactlcst Chamber. of Commerct
civic clubs and other stat: and loco
organisations}
may civic clubs in the stats wl'
iéotars apple's It ltheir week!
luncheons ' hotels. restaurant
and moronic}
clal dishil‘
Week and
All Stores
mm markets will have circle
Wof‘ apply-A in comic vs
riotn‘all through the west. .33
tempt .tho Women” hand.
autism 'spplss Italian
nI atrium to got hit
onset lull
Pond. duets.
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broom-s s~hw days with
0.3. l . Cram Highway.“ ‘
Sylvester -
‘ tilul services in the church. and tho
it
Tomorrow
The advent“!!! campaign planned
for National Apple Week. October . .
Amoolatsd in this spfls publicity-
dent musical sociétn the Ex
when Ionics; will out tho are art p
tirtlls. mm. new of can ‘
at .thil‘
‘or her tail pm of juicy McIntosh-
helium: com; rub“, mm», 1925.
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Calohads Crown
King November 4
MANY span. nvurt’rs sentin-
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DARIEN
Won llerrlek. Darlen. cor-
respondent, tel. Sentinel OI‘flu‘.
list-wall I}.
The Order of Sir Galahad. at.
pulses: Episcopal church.. Noroton.
will celebrate the‘ Coronation of the
King" at a special urvics Thursday
evening. November 4. Th annual
celebration in one of‘the most beau-
costumed figures who take part pro-
scnt I striking pageant. Rev.
Charles Hastings Brown. rector of
Grace church, Norwood. Lissa. a:
been engaged to spea'n t o occ
inn. Rev. Brown is I member of
the Supreme 'Council of the Order
and one of the oldest leaders. His
coming to Noroton is awaited eager-
ly.
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A list of the parties and enter-
tainments scheduled to tales place
this evening would suggest that rev-
elry is to be the word.
. Chief among the attractions will
be the Masonic Clu ‘I can! party It
the home of Dr. (1 Mrs. Harry 1).
Hanson. Mtddlosex road. The sale
of tickets. according to Arthur G.
Maury, chairman of the entertain-
ment committee. been great.
and the’smair prom . to be one of
the largest of the season.
The annual Halldwoen dance of
the udies' auxiliary. Noroton
Heights Engine company. is another
attraction at the pr ~m this eve-
ning. and the Chris on Endeavor
society of the Congregational church
will entertain with a costume social
at the studio of Harry Schllcting in
Dorian.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Vose will
entertain a number of friends at we
Pickwick Arms. Greenwich. Mr.
and Mrs. Vosc sail Saturday for
France. Miss Frieda Schlictlng.
Sedgwicfi avenue. will also be host-
ess this evening at a Halloween
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A Roof Raiser for
America’s'Flappers
1.
Herc gentle resder..is what the
well llrcw‘d flapper will wear this
winter. It s the peacock helddroso,
designed to bolster up the boyish
bob. shown here gracing the head
of Miss llelen I’omarcs of Chicago.
All the teachers of the Dorien,
schools met in the Boyle school au- l
ditorium this afternoon with the l
principals and supervtdors. Followi-
lng short address by Edward H l
Fuller. superintendent of schools. II
social hour was ennvm. The teach. “
ers of the Boyle and Holmes schools,
assisted by Miss Ferguson, enter-
tained. Refreshments were served.
The rummage sale at the Noroton
Heights Presbyterian church yester-
day drew a large crowd both in the
morning and afternoon.
-Crawford Ranges and Heaters
'sold on easy tomb—Sterling Furni~
ture Co.--Adv.
. ”——
Ths recent exhibition by the Kulu-
msnu dancers. under theauspices of
the Barton Improvement association
Vet
—.
for the Library Fund was unsuccess-
ful and the proceeds were next to
nothing. Since the. fund is badly in
her-ll of reimbursement. tho sssocia-’
tion has made arrangements for a
cnrtl party at (‘anary Cottage. No~
roton. on the evening of November
16. All are cordially invited.
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.\Ii.~s I'nlly hit-(‘ollum of the office
form- “as n waitress at a recent sup-
per In the South Norwaik Baptist
church.
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I'ollomng are» realty transfers
that lm'e been recorded in the of-
fire or the town clerk: Emily R.
Wills. Darlcn. so Estelle G. Wo‘ods.
Larchmont. property on Bed ll
avenue: Grace 13:. Hogan. Los'
geies. to William A. Hogan. Darlen.
property in Aranbee Parlor Glen—
brook.
hirsx G. F. Beam will entertain
the Bid \Vhiat club_this afternoon at
her home on Prospect avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. L. Froth-
incham are the parents of a son
born yesterday at their' home in
Noroton. The child is a grandson of
Mrs. Samuel Frothinghsm. Lonox.
and of Mrs. Winifred Folsom Dsls- '
field. 9“ Park avenue. New York.
Dorian high' school football en-
h.¢_—gt..~l~4—u
play the afternoon school team at
the Stamford high school yehimdny
afternoon the lock cily clown t'nn-
. 6“ch the game for the thinl tunu
No other match has hctn put on the
schedule.
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Guerrerc
are the proud parents of a son horn
Wednesday i n the Norwnlk hospi—
Advanced Six
4-Door Sedan
$1525
Latinas"
p
finding entertainment. Scheduled tol
tail. Mr. Guerrero is lilnnugrr oi"
Sclltlllze'n ilill'lvn lnul‘hL-l.
l'rofnesor unul hit-v White of Van-
Bnt (‘olit'iu- \\lll lm ut their Illl‘f‘ll
roml lmnu- mr u uni-ls.
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Mrs. Sntnut-l Slu-lcr. Millllt' ave-
nue. was lnhrn to the Stamford
hospital realm-tiny in n sr-rit‘llrt mn-
dliion. Mrs. Sherri- “ilN severely in-
‘ NA5
illrml s wet-It arm
when
Ihe
down a flight of stairs in her home.
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Show lluritlcs.
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NEW Yt)lll\'.—-—Z\lore than 330,.
000.000 worth of posture etnmps
\\'(‘r(‘ shown «lurinu the recent Inter.
nnlional l’hilnlelln- l-Ixhlhltlon in
Grand L'l'lllll‘l l'ulat-e. Many rnri
from private collections in Ame (4.
were on view.
Lead: the World in Motor Car Value
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Heating
y
all time in your halite.
orrics
m HEN you have the quiet May Automatic Oil Burn«
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I
No coal to shovel—no ashes to remove. Once you’ve
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-—and your heating troubles are over.
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Norwalk Chronicler