. , (wold Everywhere
Conquers
———~_—.
tied from Pogo Ono.)
. ‘. Anthony thought so
_‘ l Wednesday they decid-
lllt' lllullcr. ‘i‘hey shill
their I‘ulllIIil-s llill nilreod
fl l‘hcslct and see a jus-
. pl‘ttco.
Ailing." snyll Anthony's tn-
. t‘ecolln In the nllernoon.
Working today." "No."
. y. “she's taking the al-
." And no she was. A
alter Mr. Mani sun the
her. the) sill ppetl to tho
‘tlon ntl tnnle both In
ghoul-.s lll'ltll' and groom.
ll Mr lingers nun look
_ daughter. At 2 otI0tk
on he made ccrtnin that
nlhony’ s home. He ar-
It‘rceiiun brother nntl
. i below tll‘lflillllll‘tl thnl
home. with rim-neat"
. the older Mr. Mani.
nlllnit‘ntoti with the po-
. POIlCPIII, Flynn and
I ved. 'I‘hoy dl-tnnlltled
'1 till they run -'l\td “as an
3 Anthony stttled Ihc
hen the tlinttlsdion bo-
‘firtllehing in the alt-
llc drawer and pro;
nrriogt- license.
0 end of the romance.
, Mani says: “We're
so Anthony and (‘c-
d married once more by
L 2 cmony to cap the on
plum around I‘hrlat-
0 held over to June
It “ht-ther- the young-
I wants to be :1 June
the prontnt. howeyer.
of peace ceremony “ill
1,.lho couple nro h: 1pm.
C " s 6001;!) (attire
Willis
WF.:.‘ 1‘
ZLERS
'..i
. table For
A and Gentlemen
“f The Newest
of the Season.
‘° $7 .50
i; s 8: Stevens
0 groans
- 80. NORWALK
i
O in less than $260,000.
Land Values go'.
Up as. Skeeters
Move Elsewhere
NEW tlliusswwlt. N. .l.-—-'nu-
able) luluos lll these actions at M»
Jt-rsl-y when: tllusuullo extol-mints
tloll has been earned on during the
lust lvll yours huw greatly ttltl‘luia-
t'll, seeoldlng to i'rottssor ‘I‘honlus
J. HL'uIllt'u. plows-lot oi ulltoluolouy
ut ltutgers Ulllt'tlt‘il) and stole ell-
.tulllllluglsl.
Ilr ltoudlee repons on land In to
dlslrlcts where lumuitoa have been
or stlll are prevalent.
"it appears that where salt marsh
nlosuullos uro naturally absent." he
writes. "there has occurred on aver-
age lncoeltsu In tusulllo \aluse dur-
lng thu inst ll'n yours til 66 per cent
more theme/here they are still press
i-nt or only very recently reduced.
and that where suit marsh mosuul-
los have been largely eliminated
during the lust ten years there has
UCCUI‘I‘tal an snnunl Increase of 75
per cent nloro than where they are
tlli prvot-nl.‘
"i‘llu report shows that lhxabio
.nluutlons In Section I, Much ln-
tludes the metropolitan district
uround Newark, Illlvo Increased
moroahun 3940.000JIUII, and that the
humans In \nluutiona In Section 6.
Intludillg Willinood to Cape. May,
lulu been less than {1.000000. In
motion 9 where lnoauuitos have at
nuys been lroulllt'htflllt‘ and whtro
Ilttio work of «\Icrnllnutlon has
been done...v:lluatI0lls hove increas-
France Dislikes
v Loss of Chateau:
To“— Rich Yankee:
The removal. stone “by stone. from
iltl-lecllu to Long Island. New llorlt.
or the tumours Lhntutlu do Courcello.
erected by Mansnrt tor Louis XIII ill
lulu hue slurlud u spirited campaign
to induce parliament to enact a low
making such undertakings impossi-
ble In the future.
Former Munster of Fine Arts
neon Lit-mud. Deputies Rulneli Aur-
lol. l'Iululnt and timely. will intro-
duce u bill when the Cnuluber re-
tonwnua provnllllg that "no monu-
' mom or mantle and historical prom
..ence may be removed lrom the
ulliry.'
'l'he reprise of billionaires from
- tented Sluice
.li all ullorlnlty "
..~ lending lhoulrleul
per In France. "it to too late to
luvunl. La Mocha leaving for Am.
rlcu. but let us make it Impossible
lor such a dell crnllon to happen
‘lguin w.- luust muke our relics. on
liquos‘ 'uno tlnllollal wealth sale from
the cupldlly or torcmnen."
says Conledlu.
ART Ol’ YUDLINU ls
LUCERINE.
lost art in Switzerland.
and farm hands loolt salience
l yodle. A purty ot
a'wltserlund repeatedly lulu-d notivos
torn yodlo or two. None respond-
ed They all looked puzzled.
Bedfdrd Junior
*, MAM 0F Al'l'lflfl M'I‘ION 00"
makes poulblt'.
and artistic
[1051‘ IN h‘th'l‘l'llfiRLAND
”PL—Yodling is a
tlhcphcrda
at
Alllt‘rlcnn tourists who call them to
tourists visiting
HighOpening
Illa AflEIIMNWVDflIIINII All
H’LIQN Ill” Elli FIFE.
WESTPORT
...—us—
llalph that!» Wehluo
mutt-lit tel. sentinel
Namath at.
The formal opening or tile Ilodrolo
Junior tllgll school will "‘lll' mueu
this OVullllll mill sat-romeo btglnnltlg
pronlply It I ooloeit. The school
ooullnltles hopes that the town so as
whole will appreolulu the etlorts
that have been. made to build one
0! the lineal Junior high schools in
the suits and show then applocia-
lion by their attendance tonight.
The dodicutlon address Will be
given by Dr. A. 8. Muledlth. state
commissioner ot education. Other
speakers will be my. Kennett.
Mackensld. hi. ’1‘. Bodlord. liotlert
W. l-‘uller. challlnon o! the school
committee and Thomas E. Leonard.
gellerlll secretary or the if. M. C A
__—-
Illu-
A series of tullls on "Tho Art
l’nues Ill Illslory" has been prepur.
ed (or publlc pl'tlltlllltlllull. unu Will
be given under the lluspteea ot inc
Westport llblary, by lot- llbrar-un.
Mrs. itoilin u. Sherwood. ’l'he lec-
tures will be given in the lelsry
hall from 2.30 to 8:30 on the alt-
ornoons or the following dutos:° Nm.
5. Dec. 3. Jan. 7 Feb. ls. March ls.
April 15. and May :7. All lectures
will be illustrated by lantern antics
loaned by the state department at
education.
Dr. Henry H. Crane. of Malden.
Mm. will speak at the annual
Father and Son banquet to be held
Friday. November 12. Dr. Crone lo
a widely known speaker and hue giv-
en very Inspiring talks to hosts of
boy's at conferences rind banquets.
The local association feels very tor-
Innate In. securing a speaker oi
such ability.
The "Y" Co-operutlve Committee
of the W. 'i‘. l. A. are tolling lull
charge of preparing and serving the
banquet. 'I'llla conlnllllee headed by
Mrs. w. G. Staples. held its first
meeting Monday tilt-moon to discuss
the detuils or the banquet.
A cordial invitation is extended to
fathers and sons who are not un-m-
here of the "Y." Tickets are being
mailed to a big he! of (others In
order that they mnv mr': lmuu~
(lintc plans to attend. There are
many boys who have no dude living
who will be mighty anxious to attend
this affair. The opportunity will be
given men who have no boys to
take one of these lads to the ban-
quot.
The {other and son movement
has become a strong International
affair vrith over 700 associations
participating.
1old on «may terms
tllre Co.-Adv.
Sterling Fuml
The "I" educational classes open-
the main“ road. rattle the thrilling
notes or o porn-cl yodle and the via-
ltora hurried to get a glimpse cl the
performer. '
‘ He proved to be a lusty American
. tourist.
An authoress was arrested for
lrillns bad checks. There ought to
be some way to gel at em for writ-.
'STIELES CERTIFIED
omen’s and children 's shoes; quality guaranteed
at our store.
LONNEALLY & BRAt‘KEN
soars nutmeg. cons.
vi lng had books too —Mobils Register
A
It pays in
Mll'l'ON
UR CANDIDATES WIN
il returns about town and .ail suburban dis-
give our candidates “Honest Value" and
,: ty Footwear” a clean out well earned victory.
The Arch Prescrver Shoe Store ~
:HINGTUN STREET, SOUTH NURWLAK, CONN.
the long run
EL'WOOD .
Suddenly just around a bond on.
led tor the Christmas tree tund tor
1"—
tze’s nmday Specials
V
I, edBeef,
timedBeef
' 'Skin'ned Back Home
|
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2" sea-sseooesoelleoss
: V“: “ sob‘Voeesooesesaeoemm
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3r.-
:Iocfm
.24.».le
.sseln-
sold;
oil at tho Y. M. C. A. last night with
n tint'nunlin-r 0! young men In ot-
trndancu. The burlncas economics
t‘inll started with ten In the class
and listened to a short Introduction
ol the subject by Mr. John A. Math
t-r chairman of the educational com-
Imilteo. Mr Edward B. Willey was
introduced and gave a brief outline
)l what he hoped to accomplish In
the class. As production manager
at the Norwallt Melt l‘ompany. he
‘ia ably fitted to leach economic
problem.- as found In modern he»
uses.
The business English class met
with George lngham of Norwalk
who was Introduced by Mr, Bauer.
Mr. Ingham gave a short outline of
the material he hoped to cover In
busineu English. The text books.
"How To Write Busine- [mill-re."
by A. W Smart did not arrive to
time for the class. but will be dis-
tributed this week in order that
each student may complete his as-
signment for next Monday night.
The Men’s class of the Woelporl
Methodist church will hold a bee!-
alealt stag y In the basement 0!
the church evening at 6:80. It
will be a complimentary party and
men are cordially Invited to attend.
Several Important problems ot the
ele- are to be disc d and all
members are request to attend.
The nest card party to be given
or the Children of Mary of the
Imurch of the A-umption will be
held in the basement ol the church
on Thursday mains. November il.
This will he the third party ol the
series. The proceeds are bolus use-
the children 0 the church.
The launtocit Bridge club will
moot with lira. Frederick Bradley at
he: home In lndian Road 'l‘llurs-
day afternoon. e
Doctor and Its. H’Il. Noise are
closing their home on Bay street lol'
the winter and are ‘ preparing to
leave next week tor It. Petershurs.
not-Ida.
~(‘rswford {toners amt Heaters "
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How can we “make good" our claims if you
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what a law tryout of OLD GOLD will prove to
you. -'l but a cigarette can have plenty of
punch without any‘ punishment. That it can
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We KNOW that it is the smoothest and most
satisfying cigarette ever parked between a
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But the proof is in the smoking.
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