DUMPING GROUND
a call—*-
Light" vote in
. Darien Likely .
cameras» mum l'LANil "
ans: stabs: - s'rlnn SEEK
names; .
respond.
Nos-wet es.
Landon Herrick. Darlen. cor-
t, tel. Sentinel Office.
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P. M. , O .
noon—Haven Four. \
mo—tllsnt Hawks. '
moo—mun Hawks.
wane. NEW sonic—ass
500
Player-Piano
Word Rolls
35c Each
(dwell Piano Co.
rain 8t. Phone 128
ceded.
Cooper.
representative, of making even
choice. 0. Leltoy Kemp. are eligh
Justices of the peace.
concerted eftort
tlon.
who will be voted tor in Darlen:
Republican I
Representative
0. Leroy Kemp
Justices of the Po.
John H. Selleck
H. D. Hanson
Frank C. M. Jones
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That both the town and state Ro-
publioan ticket will be returned in
its entirety whenl'Das-ien voters go
to the polls today is generally con-
The chances ot Edwin w.
Democratic nominee tor
talr showing against the G. O. P.
The same appties to candidates tor
Indications are that the voting
will be slight. al on the previous
ing was so slight in the recbnt elec-
. tion that those who wished to.
- speculated as to the ease with which
an election could be swung were a
m in that direc-
Following are the local candidates
‘ Democratic
Edwin W. Cooper
Franklin Lynch.
0
Von Renseclaer Pooley
Joseph Peetrlck William L. Austin
Carl Brenner
Plans for the annual sale of
Christmas seals in Darien were dis~
cussed at the monthly meeting yes-
1W.
Ciao—Dinner music. .,
hon—Albert Miller. tenor.
Rib—Columbia French lecture.
7:80—Frank Farrell's Orchestra.
moo—rue Vikings.
I kilo—Jolly Bakers.
9:00—Evercndy Hour.
l- luxoo—Auctlon Bridge~0ame.
,lono-Frnnk Farrell's-Orchestra.
into—Janseen'e Orchestra.
Well. NEW YORK—dob
P. M. .
election. The Republican majority hog—Frank Dole. or ."10 Xxx." limo—Judith Roth. rano.
in Darlen is so large that many do To k Herald Tribune. talk, 10:!0—Dance orchest '
not bother to go to the polls. Vot- "poi" ‘ 11:00—Club program.
hit—Concert orchestra.
tho—William Qallyn. songs.
moo—Champion Sparkers.
9:00—Pcnnsylvsnla Hour.
thin—George Olsen's Orchestra.
wens. NEW YORKL-mo
P. M.
moot—Undo Geebee.
into—Cornelius Sullivan.
mat—Golf talk: tenor solos.
6:50—"The Tourist."
a 7:00—Roseita Jones. soprano.
his—News items.
7:20—Concert orchestra.
8:30—0rchostra.
into—Black Bottom dance.
moo—Special election return
hob—Election talk. Wm. Fagan.
imam—Southern Hemisphere cruise.
'(Elchon returns every ten minutes)
this—May Broen. Peter Do Bose.
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hit—Dorothy Ho'it. soprano.
‘ Rio—lea Orchestra.
moo-Moments m .
two—Burt Andrews. nss.
hit—Dorothy Holt. soprano. ,
IM—Csa'wford ltmlnone' artists.
szto—l'lorence ltern. soprano.
OMS—Manhattan Orchltra.
- ions—Joe Sherman. songs.
lone—Dance orchestra.
WEN. NEW YORK—set
P0 us
duo—Freshman entertainment.
kahuna orchestra.
1:80-Wili Oakland's Chateau.
sloo—heasurelafl ensemble.
0:00-8aohs' In ainere.
MOO—"How to Drive."
alto—Theatre orchestra.
10:00—RaJah Rabcid.
liztoo‘l‘he playground.
12:00—Anatol orchestra.
Wild. NEW YORK—2‘18
P. M.
izoo—Aloms Dance Orchestra.
hill—Milton Yokeman. tenor.
his—Carl Corbalia. barytone.
8:00 laiiroad talk.
8:! ‘Crooning" .Andy Reset.
alto—Lolligh Serenaders.
WLWL. NEW YORK—238
P. M. '
moo—Boris Popovitzky. pianist.
Mill—"Alfred Tennyson." Prot. L
Mott.
9:to—-Premier Male Quartet.
10:00—"Current Plays."
10: iB—Leo Duhinsky. violinist.
* 10:80—Organ recital.
I. WBNY, NEW YORK—822
i". M.
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ythc st to police by the state high-
soctlon provides against wilfully us-
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cosh.
ridgeport Co.
I.o_w_e_s-t.llidder
COMMIY T0 MW 1'0 BUILD
e [4w FIRES 0N HIGHWAYS—
AUXILIABY HA3 TEA TODAY.
announced today. The Bridgeport
firm was the lowest bidder for this
work as well as the Bridge rt-New-
town road. and the cont cts for
these two. along with nln others.
will be awarded within a w days.
the state highway department has
disclosed.
The Main street protect cells for“
theiaying of M81 (set of eight-inch
reinforced concrete pavement. and
on this Job the Bridgeport firm hid
820.1". The nearest bid to that
was subml by Billiman and God-
frey. amount g to "0,308.75.
_
Co plaint was made yesterday to
way department against
tlce 0! building fires aio the pub-
lic highways here in or to de-
stroy leaves. The police .were or-
dered to take aqton immediately
against persons found buildingv fires
in the road.
There are two section in the gen-
eral statutes under which violators
may be punished. the state highway
the pun:-
ing any highway for tires.
inasmumvmm
Westport.
ternoon at 3:80.
t
or ticuse.‘ returned yesterday flo-
' a week's visit at' Washington. D. 8..
with Mrs.
Colonel Turner and wile.
Bases novlch 's
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Matthew-white. Jr.. editor or the
Muusuy magazine. and
Withington. New York. were
week-end guests oi H. W. Witlllllg~
ton. Main. street.
Burnham Hoyt. at Denver. Colo.,
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lag-son. Main street.
The Woman's
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A billiard party and dance will be
given by the Monker t.auldron this
evening at the home of Mrs. Edward
von Castlebcrg.
Norwalk.
Bettswood
The Greens Farms church will
hold an old fashioned masquerade
party in the lecture
church this
department pointed out. One sec- costumes.
tlon prohibits the kindling of fires ———
without a permit. while the other Candidates for the y. M. c A.
basketball team will hold their first
practice of the season Wednesday
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brother.
re. ti. W.
the
Auxiliary of the
Memorial church of the Holy Trin-
ity will hold a silver tea at the horns
of Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie this a:-
Denconoas Roberts
wiu be the main speaker. A cordirl
invitation is extended to all
women of the church.
the
road.
room of the
evening at 0 o'clock.
Games will be played and refresh-
ments served. Prizes will be award-I
ed for the best and most ridiculous
courtesy of Herald Tribune.
moo—Special election night pro-
gram with dsnce music.
vsudev is show.
10:30—Dance orchestra. .
into—Talk by William T. Tilden.
ierdhy of the Darien Public Health
Nurse association in the town hall.
Mrs. Florent Cantrell was appointed
chairman ot the drive and Mrs.
Thomas Redding. treasurer. The
8:00—Joseclt.
lino—Dagmar Orchestra.
auto—Helene Mullins. poetese.
exits—Bode and akidmora novelties
sub—Dagmar orchestra.
H
. ench Glove &
Corset Shop
1. i, to Beck Hanard's
drive will not begin until the ilret of 1d. Mil—Tracey and Daugherty. songs
. 8h, So. Norwalk December. an rs. Cantrell will re- ‘ WMCA. new mud“. 9:10—Woods period.
{0 m . port further. the next meeting. p M. 13:33—13. Hgtchlnls‘. lodia
1 ‘ V mm Miss Mary Ketternan. Darien '_ _ lo out o 0,“,an : - roa way e m.
“ visiting nu . read her monthly re- "20 Emp ym -pp lozto—Carl Smith. tenor.
3:55—Bei‘lant Park talk.
7:00-Jimmy Carr's Orchestra.
1:80—Conway’s chat. '
li—x-it.
r hill—"Care of th' Hair."
5:00—Gane Entertainers.
9:00—Muelcal program;
loam—Used car talk.
port to the ciatioa. During Oc-
tober. Miss ' ernsn had under
her care. us patients. There were
118 nui‘slng visits made last month.
and so advisory visits. making a to.
tal of 143. The small amount of
808.75 was all that was collected for
WEIR—NEW YORK—278.
P. M. '
G : l t—Isidore Spiller. soloist.
duo-Bonny Davis. Mimic Club.
moo—Mac and. Lennie. entertain-
ers. it
o:ao—-—Myrtls Boland. Ellen Hop-
Ue First for Values" ‘
kl son .
' ‘ will. :i‘utlm line “pm “I" mama “‘00" m“ “mm" o’chmfl' 10:00—Vi2lllnist Tod soprano.
1 CLOTH ”ITS °n u ca y. .- 12200— ntertainers. lozio—Fordham orchestra.
. ' It was made known at u“ meet,- WBNY. NEW YORK—"5 limo—Jim Bedmond's orchestra.
~ A? GOWNI ing that distribution of milk in the r. M. “ahmchmm “hum.
Fifth District school. Springdats. a
charity initiated by the a-oqation
last year. has been resumed. The
children are allowed to pay what-
ever they can. The milk is distrib-
uted during the recess hdunin the
morning.
The meeting yesterday was well
attended. and the members were
‘ pleased with the money the associ-
ation was'making in its various en-
terprise. The next meeting will be
the nutrienday in December.-
7:00—Bporis and finance.
tub-Philippine songs.
7:30—"Rodlo and the Election."
(Election returns.)
fits—Sheppard and Reese. original
songs.
8:00—Edison Rodr.
moo-Male choir
9:15—Yeur's reii‘lous services.
tub—Tuxedo Musical Club.
ions—"1n a Broadcast Station."
load—The Feagln Players. “Square
‘ PM"
this—Murray Phillip" party.
WNI'C. NEW YORK-4520.
I Occasions
' « and best in town
or than elsewhere. You
them to appreciate their
I value.
_ E PARIS
Est. i002. ,
, . Street, South Norwalir
2:00 to la. m.—-8pscial midnight
show.
WGCP-NEW YORK—252.
P M. '
hoe—Edna MacNary. piano.
Vzis—Garasick and Lakata.
tin—Jersey Collogiaus.
hill—Hilda White Kay. contraito.
WIN—NEW YORK—80p
P. M. '
e kill—Bob Langston. tenor.
moo-anus M pianist.
tulle—Election urns and Sunset
Melodlans. .
wom—snwsnm—ios
P. M.
ens—lam Wathoy. "'lporte." .
—-Crawto'rd Ranges and Restore
sold on any terms—Sterling Furnl- P
ture Cat-Adv.
'3.
7'- . Wonder
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s
ems-Complete election returns;
.. , . onto-airing Quartet.
2 “cl Sayer ’ The problem or finding a. dumping :£§::'P'°5::‘.htff‘ngaf 13.5.43".- bulletins.
- ground (or Darien won no solufin “fl” Brother: Manager Tao-‘08.... crchesir" "
.m 90% to It 1-896 at the regular meeting or thalboard rcheetra. :igo..v"?¢w|m 13:?
usual or selectmen in the. town it yes- . g H; . .
' '9" Coal Co ”on terday morning. ~Thlrd Sol “MSG’ ha YORK—808. sail—Organ recital.
anon nonhuman
A raid & Caney
st" again... 2957
y. M. o. A. Drive"
P. M.
d:t‘0—-Eniertt.inefl. .
tugs—Bobby Langston. Ruth Marr.
dzts- Belle Brooks. songs.
7:00—Rodeo speaker.
7:05-‘-lght and Wrong. harmon-
isers.
tub—Musical program.
limo—Sheppard and Reese. spirit-
uals.
10:80—ltose Newman. pianist.
10:45—8heppard and Reese. spirit?
uals.
ll : Oil—Carlton orchestra.
Pair Attack Park.
0
City Motorman
h.—
Pollcs ot the city were warned
from Bridgeport,’ Sunday night to be
on the watch for two men driving in
this direction whowhad assaulted a
motorman'in that city. but the men"
were arrested by the state police at
Weatport betore they seachod here.
Andrew Shaw. who was appointed at
the meeting last week to devote his
entire time to the situation. reported
he had so far been unsuccessful. and
the problem is still unsolved.
,.
Town Clerk Btsphen R. goyt has
filed the following deoda during the
past few days: Warranty deeds:
Henriette K. Bennett. Darlen. J.
J. Kelly. New Canaan. propert on
Manstield avenue: Halter Ridge
Holding Co. to Thomas Crlmmirl.
property oananson road; Edward
N. Vose to Ida Wilson Vose. prop-
erty on Halter Ridge road: Edward
N. Vose to Lemar Butler. property
on Hal r Ridge road; mortgage
deeds: 'J. J. Kelly. New Canaan. to
Henriette K. Bennett. Darlen. prop-
brty on Mansfield avenue. 83.000
Mary 1!. Daddy to Emily Hubbard.
road. is on a two weeks',vieit to
New York city. where he is the guest
of relatives. '
Charles bund. Noroton Heights.
has purchased a. Jowett sedan.
Jess Pops Poll
AvoidingPopps’s
Overturned Car
fl property on Sedgwick avenue. Cephae Pope. is Ivy place. .Nor- The two were not entered on the
m 31,000, , walk. escaped uninjured last 'night records in W port and their names
% when he turned turtle in his Ford are not kn ii there. They were
" Mr. and Mrs. lrving Vanart. touring car on Connecticut avenue. turned over to the Bridgeport police
Middlese': road. are being congratu-
lated on th . birth of a daughtefi
Ruth. _
after smashing into one of John Ell
McNerney's trucks. .parked at the
side of the road.
6 One thing leads to another. and
James J. Ion. Hamilton avenue.
Glenbrook. to avoid colliding with
Pops‘ car. which was then up-fide-
down. swerved. into a telegraph pols.
Thomas Bheehan. It Pearl street.
New York. who was riding with
Jess. was at U! out about the
taco. The ot rs were uninjured.
Policeman John Flynn i vestigabed
the accident.'but made arrests.
and both held under 8200 bond.
According to the complaint re-
ceived by the troopers. the men were
driving an automobile along lists
street. Bridgeport. ahead of the
trolley but moving at a slow pace.
When he- rang his bail repeatedly
they refused to speed up and dually
stoned ‘on the tracks ahead. Mo~
torman Sutton. who was operating
the trolley. Jumped out and remon.
atrated with them.» only to have the
tw0' Join In giving him a heating.
The number of the car was taken
by Museum conductor on the
Bridgeport-‘Norwalk trolley. which
wistoltiss behind. and broadcast to
_ Wouport and this city.
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corals OD. emu. Ol'
WAT” NOW nmsuam
LONDON ,(APl—The Prince er
Wales now a cousin who is a
' successful Berk ey street dre-snag.
The Darlen Improvement associa-
tion will have its monthly meeting
November I. in the auditorilim of
tthoer school. I
l... Marshall 9. Richards has
been called to Ohio by the serious
nine. of a sister.
Edward w-i‘i'nsnn. Williamson
er. He is George‘ Fits-ass "
mason e: the Duke of Cambrian
In partnership with like Bose
Taylor. he hat year made £8,090.
“This .year we are do
better. which not use
Mrs. Ann Masaanovich
Florence 'Dove ot the Westport Man-
and hire.
night at the "I" gym.
the Compo Life Guard‘.
0
Th. “’7'
team will play preliminary games to
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insulin & mm co.
Norwalli's Loading Dry Goods Store
wan. eraser nonwanx. CONN.
Norwalk Will Not Fail!
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4...“... 3...“... m..." Norwalk CAN and WILL Have a
WESTPORT sold on easy tarsus—Sterling Furni.
ture Co.-Adv. Y M C A
. Ralph Sacco. Westpore cos. ° ' ' 0
Ml "1' “tine! Office endurso:di:l‘di.owAr::udl: :pontpu;3:f f
‘ m " day in Darlen. guest: or Mrs. A].
. bert Punselt.
The Bridgeport Construction Com- ,
psny has submitted the lowest bid Mr!- J- R« Grlmtlfl. formerly of Phone Prompt
tor the reconstruction or Main Norwalk. has opened an cities or 527 .
street. the state highway department chiropody at 1: East Church street. Delivery
“rue annals rrs nouslcwanm
DAIRY NEEDS
This is the time to get whatever you‘ need for the winter months,
to make your dairy work eusier. Here are some suggestions such
as milk pails. strainers. milk bottle brushes. milk bottles. bottle
carriers. milking pails. skimmcrs. measuring sticks. etc.
as Washington Street South Nortvalk, Conn.
~ Store‘Your Boats For Winter
And Relieve Harbor Congestion
Ample Storage Facilities Are Offered for the Winter
for any size craft up to 100 feet ill length
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EQUIPPED WITH TWO RAILWAYS
To Insure Careful Hauling. Rates Reasonable
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expert advice is always at your common
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