ACTIVITIES or INTgREST r013 NORWALK WOMEN
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mats are being
Christians fair which
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uroh is planni. to
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ond complete pro-
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orwolk Common
' V. I DOWN“! church.
night. at the church.
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. ‘mdo Kerrie. oatod
eutewlnveo. dough her
Ctth her music. lends!
“a 0?. liorwolk lothodlot
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”insomnia-loan
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< - ohuroh.ta
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was the ohasoh toir were
at the nesting oi the
. Circle of the more
the Iouth hierwollt
church. hold Wod-
oou. at the home of
Pounoil. 1 Strawberry
oswoliasiotho
Mn“:
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venue.
thou-VD? Circle of the King's
spent the greater port of
Wednesday. making
‘oovoltied for the church fair.
moments were made
‘ booth which the Plllflin
will have at the Christmas
,beh‘oldbytheecuthhlcru
...‘Gongregotionol church. Do-
8 on! I. at the meeting of
u. d. Nongoy night. at the
' ,. of In. ' Francis Northrop.
, . avenue.
’ e—I-P. ‘
~11enouder Romilton gave a
5‘ ‘ on the "looouicenteunlol"
ing of It. Paul's branch
Mendiy society. Mon-
ot the church.
i"
htosnol
I, bible ports: woo held by
. of Mary Lincoln Coun-
do! night. following the re-
oetlng of the council. in Free
Forum hail. Washington
s“, i
" irony children of the Foir-
.. > nty home were the guests
.. the; Wes' Ausiiiory of Mulvoy-
on. and Beautiful nine of
Rochester Heat-Proof
‘j Casseroles
Pie Plates
, Tee‘Sets
Ins; Thanksgiving at
in : Lender’s
”a oshiufiteu Iii t
.. South ortvolkn
c. Borrow
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, “bamboo, Bills at
‘ , begs! interest
5i Xmas Fairs Held As
a Holiday Season Appronciies‘
. Activities in Past Week Centei'ed Ont
.. g of Christmas Euterthinments, Select
_ fPortico; Club end Fraternal Events.
' church.
U
'l‘arlov Poet and oi the Post. at the
oltornoon showing of Kosher Kitty
Kelly. Monday afternoon. -at the
llioito.
Ono new candidate for number-
ohip woo obligated at the meeting
of the Pride of Court Narruie Wed-r
oosdoy night ot Eagles’ hail.
lire. Harold Iporry was in charge
of the very successful card ports
hold by the members of lorkoioy
chapter. Wednesday night. at the
Iooonio 'l'olnpie. Berkeley street.
lilo. Anne Books poid iltting trib-
ute to Armistice Day in a short talk
before tho members of the Ladies'
ouailigry of Iduivoy-‘l‘ariov post. at
the meeting held Wednesday night.
at Red Men's hall. Washington
street. ’
Despite the rain. many local people
attended tho bik reception. lhrlne
concert and boil. hold st tho llosuue
Itoto street. idgoport. Tuesday
night. in honor t tho imperial Po.
tootote. Judge David w. Crcsicload
of llentgonierv. Alo.
The intestine of Court muses.
ooheoulod for Tuesday nuht. No-
vember I. Isa been postponed until
lievosnbor 2s.
Mrs. Elisabeth Masteroon was in-
stolled in the office of Chief Dough—
ter of tho lady McLachian lodge.
No. 82. Daughters of Scotls. at the
meeting of the lodge held Tuesday
night, at Red Men's hall. Main
street.
To Be lVed
, mm I. CARI.
his. and lire. Edward If. done.
it West avenue. wish to announce
the engagement of their daughter.
.\liss Mildred R. Gone, to William
M. Fnrnns. of New York. hliss Gone
is a graduate of Hillside. clan of
'23. and of Highland Honor school.
'rarrytown-on-thoonudoon. Mr. ru-
nns is engaged in business in New
York.
Sodol.
Miss Charlotte. Miss Adele and
Miss Helen Kotniuger. Bayview
avouuo, entertained at their home.
Tried Local Recipe
Saturday night. in honor of Miss
Buchanan who was home for the
week-end from her studies at Dr.
Arnold’s Gymnastic school at New
Haven.
Mrs. Edward J. Fishorty, Jr.. 6
Goldoteiu place. entertained a num-
ber of friends Saturday evening to
celebrate the birthday of her sis-
ter. Mrs. William Emmerthoi. for-
merly Miss Iinzei Hendrick. of .West
Rocks road.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald l‘sy. to North Main street. was
the scene of a delightful party held
onday night... in honor of the tenth
birthday of their son. Donald.
A party of nine Hillside students.
choperoned by Miss Ruth Wilson
and hire. Bertha Fitch, members of
the faculty. visited the Sesquicen-
icnnlni over the tveeioend.
Mrs. John (Savannah and Mrs.
Arthur Rhino-ll were. the delegates
to the Regional \i'orkers' confer-
ence of the Girl Scouts. held Non
vernher 8 and 9 at Worcester. lines.
(.‘lubo
hire. Theodore Hartley. JI'.. Lud-
low street. entertained the members
of the East Noru'ulk Pinochic club.
Saturday night. at her home.
A filoi‘l business meeting of the
as r spin-r of the. (‘liris' and Wont.
en's club was held. Monday night.
Mrs. Robert Fluiterty was the
speaker of the afternoon at the
meeting of the Better Films nociui)‘.
Monday. November 8. The president.
.\irs. Cole. asked the members for
better support of the oi-gnnizniion.
Rain and lots of it, couldn‘t slop“
the Quota. club from holding a meet.
ing. Tuesday Night. They met at
iussell's Sunflower Tavern on ilit‘.
Post road. where n delighiful dinner
was served.
A._hricf meeting of tile. '1'. K. ii..
club was held Tuesday night. at the?
m‘inl '
South .\' o r u' at l k “ungregnilounl
a
Miss .\lnrgm‘et Ber-r5. daughter oil
Mr. and Med. Joseph liners. 245 Ely;
avenue. mid William .Rcsenati. sou
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“i hate tsksabydis I. Pinkbsin'o
s
, for some time
' night.
OLA)! CHOWDER
Mrs. F. J. Bradley. so Boyvicw Ave.
1 quart clum-
1 can of tomatoes
0 good sized poiatoes
0 good sized onions
15 pound pork
i-‘ry the onions and pork
Carrots may be added if desired
Add 2 quarts oi water, along with
the liquid of the ciems. ""
Salt and pepper.
About one hour before the serv-
ing of the chowder. add the clams to
the mixture. The chowder must be
cooked slowly for several hours to
be good.
Requests are again coming in for
'l‘linnimgiving recipes-«pumpkin nini
mince. pies. turkey or goose dressing
uIid for Cl'diibi'i‘i‘)’ sauce. So if you
can offer any suggestions. let us
know.
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of Mrs. Jussie lloseunu ot Wcsipori.
\vi'ru united in marriage, Thursday
morning, at the parsonage of the
ilull iil'iflll Catholic church.
Miss llluudo Sherlock. iiigiiinwi
.ninuv. liruaidt‘usiml from Station
Willi“. l‘Vr'I‘pOl‘i. 1.. 1.. \\'i‘-dnesdn,v
.\liss l-Jl‘.:I .\\‘llllollt‘. till Lexington
minute. bus lli.'lil‘(l ill a pi‘ogrniii of
several vocal selections. Wednesday
iiigiii, from .\.‘lnflon \V‘Nl'i‘.
.\ii-s. iii njuniul io‘. .\ndn-ns. presi-
.l--nt oi the. Norualk Republican
\Vullit‘ll'n association whose term or-
pirus- this month and “no llllll rc—
illsi'il i‘t‘l’lolilllillilt'Jll. nus the guest
of honor at at dinner given by her
CDlli.i‘lllDOl‘i’il‘)’ lenders in the Dutch
(iwn Inn. .\‘orotnn, Wednesday
llllzlii.
.\lrs. limo: 'i‘nqtin unis alien a. tie.-
illlllirlll surprine pilrly \\’cdtmstllw
night. in honor of llf'l‘ birthday. at
the home. of lll'l' lirnliwr. Louis lied-
vs)‘. {ii El ynvenuc.
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Baby Conference
ll'illili lessons which aid mothers
in the proper cure of tlirir children
nro tnught. lit the \Vcstport nioniltl)’
Well (.‘nild Conference .
Mothers Who have hot n attending
the. Well i‘iilid Conference in the
state are learning that their children
can gain in Weight ii a health plan
is being followed. Less and less one
hears iil‘l remark. "Johnnie will
llv\:(‘1' gain in weight liecnuso ho
lakes utter his father who has al-
\vnys lit'i‘ii skinny."
lit-guiar monthly uttcnduncn at
tin-en llt“.lllll centers touches moth-
ers that there are probably three
i-uusrs for children's underweight.
Home physical defect. not enough
food of the right sort. and not
'cnough rust. Physical defects on)
being corrected no a result of theoo
conferences and little by little other
[actors are being controlled. Moth-
ers now learn that pie and cake. cof-
fee and pickles keep children, front
being healthy. and they are now hub-
stituting milk and whole grained
cereals and brood. also lots of vege-
tables. and fruit.
Sonic children are kept thin be-
unuso they are too active. always on
the move. They forget to eat or
sleep. unless parents stand guard
and insist upon a rest period each
day. and on early bed hour each
night.
held in W‘DOI'L
in. trout i until i o'clock.
i. Pollyol'iua Club
preeiate. and w
“2?“.me
‘4 leave it strewn
'V night so
The November conference will be
at the Redford
ilouse. Friday afternoon. November
situation ot the Pollyanna club dlofl
cumpllnl for I the.” m to
be held in monitor-t Friday. No-
vmbe; at. at the noot‘lnl of the
club. o lost t at the dub
roow Thtowagwoshortoesioo “mm“ [“mm‘“
ofthociubbouooeeettkoho-er
“Kiss your wife ‘s hand before you leave her in the morning."
liiot’o the advice which (‘liurleil J. Voliicka, former minister to
lloulusuia, gives to American husbands. ‘
lie advises that this pructice. which has been a Eill'opl‘hli‘l
custom for many centuries. be given . thirty day trig]. 1
r—‘ ~ ~-- e llere About 0
KISSING HER.HAND. E Somebody ‘i.
1 You Know e i.
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Can you imagine the «wrap
little aeti Rushing right buck to the house after just leaving it
when he iorgoi ioooy goon-bye to his spouscl Stumbling over the l
front door inst, kicking-down the milk bottles and knocking oil .
‘ his list. as he sleeps to imprint a
ledy hi! before doshiug for tile 0:151 Bun rises .. ..... .. . 6i, A. hi.
‘ Kr. ’Vopioke states that the act would be beneficial to bus. iiitn'iiie'.'.'.'ilii'k'.'ii..i§i: f: {1‘
bond and to wife and that the husband would be very well ro-
warded, as a woman ep reciutes courtesy end an expressed kindly
. feeling store then ouyt ing else.
- . oinoug other thin e
site would be g d to have Mr. .Vopicke ar-
3;; rouge to. teach her usbeud to do are:
' ‘ 1. To wipe 0! his feet wet nights. on the door out rather than
m, .
his soiled linon'in the morning rather than to
a long trail from bedroom to bathroom.
8. To lace his important papers in a conspicuous piece at
‘ at he can dud them easily and in a hurry in the morn.
.» lug. instead of driving the family
Bythow
4. To speak at leest 10 word
ii table, instead of confining his remarks to the stock column of
_ the morning newspaper.
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After Mr. Vopl has accomp
E 3nd to do something with the wives
City Briefs 8
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TUNION'L
Regent—"Wild To Go.“
l‘uluco-—"\\'eai of lll‘Ollli\lI)."
iiiolto——"llunuuny iiisprrss.”
0 American husband doing ihsl'
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last farewell on the hand of his sun and Title uuuop.
The Evening lontinoi welcomes
contributions lo the brief column
or to any other column in HP;
paper. and regrets that so linen)
oil‘orluto have to be rejected be-
cause of tho rurciessncso of the
writer.
Many people full to
names iogibiy and on ilem unh-
out . name is not ueohie.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Such mutter
cannot be used until It has been
rocopled in The Sentinel office
and there is seldom tune for that.
People using t) pturitero should
use o double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
opoco for corrections where nec-
eoeary.
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Sun And Tide For Tomorrow '
Sun rises 6.80 A. ll.
bun sets «It A. I.
Rigs tide....liI0 A. them 2. I.
Thursday. the Ionior girls or the
Norwalk high sohoei turned out ot
Jotforooo school for their second
basketball wiles. A gene was
played between rootno it and is.
senior nu. noon it was victor.
ious. oat week. Thursday. Been:
to will play the winning team of
sophomore at tho Jeffoloon school.
Mondays are set aside for the Jun.
iors end Thursday for the lenioro
for basketball practice at Jefferson
i "boll.
lishe that, perhaps he would be -—l'or runs-st a new alpine
room suite at Its ng nrnituro Co.
on easy tom—Adv.
which the wife would ep-
to distraction. looking for then.
s to his family at the breakfast
General Pershing Urged Chemise
On To
An oxts'elaely interesting story i.
involved in the narration of the rise
of N rio Chomlee. Metropolitan
opera ’ uger, who will appear in
Norwalk. o‘Ltho Regent theatre, No-
vember 11. under the auspices of
the Women's Board of tho Norwolk
hospitol.
Kr. Chonloo'o o erotic ventures
did not begin when e landed at the
Metropolitan or even when he tour-
ed the country with potti's Opera
company. line 'first experiences were
for from thooo and would new never
be nods hnown wore it not for his
subsequent successes.
Out in Les moles. young Mario
was beginning to rake quite a repu-
tation for himself. and when Lom-
bardi organised one of his numerous
opero cannula and ongogcd him
for a. ton woeko' tour. he really
thought the ponnalce ot fame was
withinflilo grasp. But the veteran
maestro soon come to the conclusion
that his prospective star was is poor
investment at “0 a week. so young
so. sad lira A. Cross. m
avenue. entertained esvoroi guests at
His Operatic Career
Barbarooutefa iob ondonlyo
woek's salary in his pocket. as
could stand the dismissal. but he
could not go borne and have his
family and friends soy. "I told you
so!" So he stayed in lento Barbara.
Joined a traveling quartet and trov-
olod through the southwest. visiting
the camps of the ooldien then on
the border with ’erohiog. 'l‘heu
cones tho war and Cheniloo went
into it. ’
Giving a show in the Argonne one
night. Conorol Pershing canto in end
recognised Chalnloo. Not only mol-
niscd him. but cost for bin and
altos- hearing him sing predicted he
would some day be singing in the
Metropolitan. It happened that thst
was Just Chainloo‘s idea. too. On
his way to ”once. Chantloe had
stopped in New York long enough
to squeese his way into the stands“
line at the Metropolitan to hear the
great Caruso for the first time. It
was then that he doilnitoiy made up
his mind that he would some day be
4W” W .' .h’lus
Donnoliy'o out comm—4"-
Meinboro ct Norwoik high school
held a rally after school ”day in
preparation for tho debate. Friday
night.
-—l'or Thanksgiving. a new dining
roorn suite at Qtoriing Furniture Co.
on our tom—Adv.
Hrs. Harriet Ryder Chamberiln.
Kulsnsonn. and Richard Heinoo were
the luncheon guests of Mrs. Harry
V. Snead. Norotou. recently.
—Borgoino on We to “.00 table.
Donnelly's Gift Department—Adv.
Fred N. Show. it Grove street.
will spend the week-end in Fough-
keepaie.
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~For Thanksgiving. a new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on easy torture—Adv,
Arthur Monti reported to Second
Chantleo found himself .in Santa
singing 011 ill“ “‘89- District Police headquarters yester-
Al Tho
lilies Nobel 'i‘homss' school or.
Wilson at'cnue. serms to bo pus-mu;
through it very interesting pcriml.
Commencing Tueodait at 4 o'clock.
n series 0! talks to mothers will in
given in the children‘s room or ii..-
nailed] by Miss Thomas. The gcnv
erul subject this your will be lhv
very qoung child. partly because oi
the experiment that is being tried
with n nursery school this your. The
subject next 'i'ucsduy, n‘ill'lic "liw
I'cdity."
The nursery school is divided into
two groups. one of eight children a!
the parent school and one of fifteen
children in Sew Cancun. Thw-
chiidren range in age from i\\'0 )‘i‘nl‘ti
lo four.
Vesper services ot‘ the school are
held regularly Sunday siternoous at
4:30 in tho ilouayion Methodist
church. '1‘ otheoe services the puhiir
is very cordially invited. il‘hc st‘h‘o
ice is almost entirel ylnustcui. being
sung by the school choir. interest-
ing Russian and Latin church mu-
sic as well as English. hos been sum:
so for and the choir is preparing it
llusnioll choral liturgy of llltlllkse
giving. ‘
The close in nnrivnt history in
spending flatuniny morning at tin-
Metropoliinn museum. Some studies
will be made of Egyptian pottery
Talks To Mothers Commence
day afternoon that his Crescent bl-
:er at loutlt Norwailt.
their home new. .
and A. 8.
PocItnoil. of Hill Top inn. has pur.
chased a new Chevrolet Ceoen.
dew Line of Iport lwooters for
Girls. love and onion Children at
Donnoliy's.—Mv.
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'l‘hunes I. okoiloy. Isoloeuroo
road. woo o visitor in flow York you-
torday.
”fit
lira. l‘ronis Irodburr. ‘eo Iayview
avenue. entertained the ladies oi
the south )lorwolk Congregational
church who Ci'o "Will! for the
Christmas Iiolr at on all day meet-
ing Wednesday. moods! Ire. lrod-
burywillogeiaootoohooto-tethe
some lodioo ot another luncheon and
all day sewing sedoa.
lire. Arthur Rotten will entertain
the Ian xerwolk unable club at
her horns. lo rise-ant street. to-
night.
-!br thenkuiving a new dining
room suite at Iteriing lurniture Co.
on easy team-Adv.
lira Louis 1!. Meko. ll Delo-
waro avenue. and Hrs. Edwin
Brush, Boyviow ovonuo. attended o
card party Thursday afternoon as
the guests a Ire. reroy Thompson,
Connondolo.
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Ham lill of the Derion Iconi-
ing Kennels underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis at tho Not-walk
hoopltol loot ”Chill. b! DI. Coons
G. Fawcett.
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—-Order. your personal Christmas
Cards today-at Donnelly'a-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Angsvino. l-‘lon
Hill hood. are attending the role.
Princeton game at Princeton todw.
They will also visit their son. Floyd.
J n. who is o otudont at Pennington
Academy. Pennington. N. J-
Leland Walsh. Forest street. had
1 an operation for the removal or
his oppondix at the Xcrwulk hos-
, inn-i.
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.\irs. lluiiui .|li Iii l'hiliii i
.\ll-lllll l'w .I. ‘I '|l\-‘ ll lii‘ui
liw‘i' ‘iInl l' “lili
:tliilinil “ll'll’ thin ii..\.'..I
months 'iIn i. will be L' .:
iliiil \li'~ liuiliv at liii \I
la«- itllllll‘ .i~\‘ ‘\‘lllit .I. \
livin II l\" 'm iii-ii Imiii‘ . l‘i
litiiiiw
Deaths and Funerals]
\ir-. .\llill'i‘ii J. l'liillips ‘
'I'li-.- i'lliilul .: \lii imply.“ '5‘
l'liilium. vim. “I .\Yuil' \ .l l'iii'iixfi.4
H \Ve’ii “\l‘llli' unis Iniui l) Iiit’li"l~'
oil ycslv l’tl.|\ :Iiivinnoi. at «will irorv‘
the i-‘oulii \‘ow..:l. .\ietiiodin 1
church. iii \ \\ .IIM ii I. iii)“ mien.
DDh‘lOl‘ tl.’ llii -iiI.l'- 3i il'll' I'l" .i_ an.
ullli’d ii) lii~ i'.i\. I‘..l‘u|ii. [.\.I,~
LallOI' of illu- ‘cpiiligddn, ‘tliilluilllz
church. itinl n fuliuvl‘ l-oslgi ul lb!)
deceased. .\liss liuth Bowman ow
during the sorvicem There it"
nanny beautiful floral onerings. 'l‘h
rontoins were shipped to Hammond.
N. 2.. for interlnont in horick terns
.‘ms WI
Idol? Iii-both Debug i
The tunorol of hire. liary Iii-a.
both Dahinan will take place Mon.
day afternoon at 2:in from the home -
or her gronddoughtor. Mrs. Kenneth
Allen in Main street Westport. aw.
Norman flail. pastor of the West-
pcrt. Methodist church will onciste.
Interment will he in Willowbrook
cemetery.
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onnouooo the birth of a son. 'l'hoxnoo
James. Wednesday. ot the Norwai'u
hospital. The baby weighed nun
pounds. Nether and son are doing.
nicely with Dr. Clerk in attendance.
mo “TE FOB WOLTIOX
RELIABLE GIRL—lo years old livq
ing in East Norwalk as componlou';
for o 1-2 year old girl three after-
noons after school and all day But. '-
urdog. Apply Sunday morning at 1.
Bowen 8t.
DODGE SEDAN—Typed} 1926. used.
carefully by owner for only eight
months. 18.000 miles. condition
“6 ‘DMBCO A-l. 8680. Mrs.
Beieno liiil Weed. Wilson Poinm
Tel. see-:3.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOL'N'I’.
DlS'l‘lthT Oi“ NORWAle’. rs,
PROBATE COURT. Net ember 1: .\.
A. D. 1926.
Estate of Nelson Taylor. six I.”
oflh'oru'alk in said District. d9tCfl"
od.
Ordered. That the trueiee of Ir.»
trust created in the bill of said or
ceased exhibit no account to i‘.-.,-.
Court for adjtistmerl. at the l‘i'u
I
pltai this morning. The operation
was performed by Drs. George G.
cycle had been stolen front the yud
of St. Joseph's school between l and
; 3 o‘clock.
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lnas SChOO] rueSday i «For Thanksgiiing. s. new dining
1 room suite at. Sterling Furniture Co.
l lilting great interest in the museum | en easy tonne—Adv.
rulivctions. of “melt they were a‘ -~~<—-—-» 1'
imri. : Patrolman John 'lootinii arrest-
.\ilur visiting the Museum. a‘ cd .\‘ick h'ecunder. l-‘ort Point street:
nil-up of pupils and teachers pill l in Washington slrnei. yesterday on.
. 1 ur Professor Gilbert Murray at llll: ernoon charged with drunkenness.
I oieign Policy Association luncheon.»
in New York city. Professor liltir~
1..) circuit! on “The Future of thev .1 Usher in this
l.v..gue." lie is in this country on Miss Burton is secretary to Mrs.
I-..i..- or absence from Oxford L'ni-. Virginia Drew. principal of the
\‘ rsity. an a tint occupant of the. .\icrrili's Business school. "
I. luil'ie's Eliot Norton Chair of Poct-‘
I; at linrinrd l'nlversity.
The regular Friday usecmhly list-
inn-'1] v nii [tn-iii. interest to an no-
'.-i.unt ot lilo in the Remonn islands.
Iowan by Mrs. Robert Nlheriy yrs?
imiuy morning. Mrs. i-‘Iuherty,
.\l'owcil beautiful photographs illus-
' tinih‘c of Polynesian life, which she
...,.I Mr. t'lnlterty had taken during
illl‘il‘ amount on the islands. ‘
‘I‘bc niiid \vcatller into mode a (1.”
prolonged booting season. Every ‘ . .
i:.'i~.‘ll100ll the. little fleet of anti boots
and the larger one of row boats en-
livuns Wilson Cove.
Some. very interesting stones hove
lw-n round in the excavation whirh'
‘i» being made. for the new library.»
lime contained considerable copper.
nie. Another was to all nppenranm
u. a meteorite. very heavy. and full
of crystals of some metal in the an-
alert peculiar to meteorites. Another.
.\ltss l‘-. Burton 01' Stamford nus
city Wednesday.
; "For 'l‘hnnksgix-Ing. a new dining
groom suite at. Sterling Furniture (‘9.
{on easy innit-«Adv.
Mrs. C. Lou'nntan 'l‘ailm‘ sieniic.
retentiv visited in .\ow i’ci-k.
Willis Stools.
Wednesdn) in honor of his birth.
room suite at sterling Furniture Co.
on easy termsmndv.
.\irs. l2. 1.. (lreenherg and children.
Nathan and Ruth. who left .\iniiduy
iiigion. On the way they stopped in
Baltimore in visit. friends.
.\‘crmsik. entertain-l
r-d a number of friends at his honicv
-— For ’l'ininksgivinp. a in,“- dining;
for l'iIlindvipiIiu. ore now in \\'itsi\-:
Fence" and W. T. Lodebur.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe.
01 South Main street. are at the
it‘ale-l’iincetou game today
.\lios Edith Soils uri‘. of i: 1—:
. West avenue. was a 'isiior in New
.\‘ork Wednesday.
_...~___
.\lrs, John J. Snavei)‘. .\isinaronv
‘ cck. was a guest of friends in town
)‘esiel'dn: .
' Mr. and llrs. Warren Mayer. 36
i Stevens street. are sl'li'fldlh‘ the.
fwcekend in Dartmouth.
Johnny Cutrone. piano accordion
. player of is lily avenue. who recenl-
‘ l_v joined the ('eiiioruio .\‘lginin-
} gulps. Will be heard tomorrow aller-
noon at "J o'cio.:k on the air from
station i‘i‘IT‘WR at Bridgeport.
i liiiss Anna 1.. .\ieiiaiIOn. 6H “'esl.
menuc. entettaincrl the members of
the Norwaik branch of New Ro-
chelle .\liimnne. ins-l mening. Fur-
lilcr plans were mudr- for the dance
' which will be given by the club lic—
(‘cmbcr 1'9.
Mrs. William Seniors. Xi Rayxien
avenue. n'lli entertain the members
of the \b'llutsoevrr i'iri‘le of The
. King's Daughters of the South Nor-
‘tvulk Congregational church at the
1 next regular meeting December 14.
M
i Rut little hope is held out for the
: recovery of Charles Romano. Bou-
bnte office in Norn'aiii. on the :
day of chenzbcx. 12:5. at ii.
o'clock iorenoon, al vi tint all ire-.-
sons Int-:resitd in said Lelnie i::.:‘.
be notifzid Inn-(of. Inc u-uwc ' (
cause this Dl‘l‘l'.i to in. pi.i.ii:~livvi
oi. liEWnDdDéi' baiin- .1 LIIcIliaImn In
said District. (1! 1F:l.-‘l Im- on); w.
iul'u said i‘- ii if. 01 .\‘on’mw'.
19:“.
lllIXiii \\ liiliJiOl‘ll.
.liit‘lg'.
Uiiiiili: 'iU Si".i"l‘l.li .\i'i,2|_ii..\'l'.
iiiS’l‘illiT’i‘ Hi' ‘Nifii:\\'.\l.i-{. SF.
l’liUl'HTl‘I ("Ol'ld'lfl .\m'mi‘ihl i.’ i.
[1. 132“.
l’islille Of l'illilil \. “limit-a r‘.
lflc of Nmnulk ill .‘ii'l l'I‘l‘iI", dim
Cased.
Urdere-‘i. ’i‘im IIIe iI‘llsiI‘i’ 0' H1!
trust cl'enlui in the, hill 01' rim an i“
t'tiibill hi‘iililii'ili' for lip“ lil’lii‘ld n"
.loizn ii. \\'coiiu..r«l (hilll‘ii ii.- .‘li -
(‘Oillll in line «(ourl (or flilllllflll'lll m.
:«t the i‘i'niinl- mine in .\‘cu‘n-niix‘, Iill‘
lhe Hi tiny nI .\'n\e.iiimi'. ii‘Z'Ii. 2i.
li.:lbo'eiori\ fur-“100"; and that
all persons mivri-simi in mid lirvciio
may lir- nMIII- ii film-v05, thr- irn-riao
“iii t‘:ill>’t' ilil‘v ()I'Ii"‘.‘ to i..- lel‘rlh-‘md
in :1 non R‘l.||li‘i' imvin: i4 I-ii-riilaliim
in Milli llivirlvi. Ill lcnel i'lw the-s.
(4
lefore said ii div nf Nowmbsr,
liltii. .I
nacxm’ \v, GREGORY. ;
Judze.
Ulllll‘lli Til Si'}'i"l'l.l‘2 .\‘fi'Ol'N-T.
l“$‘Tiili"l‘ t'il‘ .\‘l.lil\\'.\l,i{.
l’lioliA H t‘lii'RT. November 1:
i). 1926.
Eslnlu of Hul'riet Ayiiinr. late of
F
«.
I: 1 J
—~~ we .4 .
in. and III. new mom
nnd jewelry. some models of priml- .. of cream colored sand stone ob-. M“ "mm““n' C°"“h “m?" 5P" , . « . .\‘onmlk in said District. dvccunmi. o
tire Egyptian boats are already in \iutiflly tool mnrked and in the ohopef “ ”ml-V of. mm?” lm‘“ 1?“ '°“ nan ;?;,:i:.;;r:::::ra‘r2a flfifludna. Ordered. That the trustee or in
process of being made at the school. of part or a loot. All of these camel "“wmo' ““'- “h",m ”“5 oiii "3" ‘1 I . t 1 1- d " trust recon-d in the “I“ of said .1“,
and there is need of comparing these from below the. surface. i re“""“"' They .m" ,“2” l'hila- drillioenf risoni‘az‘i'onl‘ie; iii": :i-Yitleal ceased “ll“‘lt 1“ ““0““‘v ‘9 ‘l‘i‘
copies with the museum originals. .\‘m. Salurriny nism a trio con- :mh‘q‘lhrl‘“will‘l'mbc'“"63" 3:“‘51‘; mm...” M n... Non“... new“... Court for adjustment. Ii. n.» Probnu
rile hiycenean pottery \\-hfich tin: ”Mimi of \‘i’oiln. ilu‘ie andhpinn; u‘iil "‘0th - \ “mm.“ from . fracture at the base 9m” in horn'nik, on the 1‘ tiny fl,
school Equircd last year is otiinu- Ilia) lem fir mus C‘iil ‘3 li‘ 00- ____H of his skull. A“Q“din‘ phyl|c‘.n' lfNoveI-nher. 1:20;. ntulilel o‘iriol :-
‘ .“ ‘. . . 4 . are making every effort to cove his crenoon; an i at p persona nter-
‘ ‘ d H . teiir‘iiiig ll:inl;:li8¢)0|“iil““;'cv: Toll-i; ‘i. life. but. his condition was reported rated in mid Estate thereof. the
Rev, 1“. thGregor ij\nnounces . “WE-0mg the work-end Km. ‘1‘". n.- lieingivery poor todoy. trustee will cause this order to be
. i-nother ondiain street. - 1 E .- published in a nervspnper having a.
-. ‘ _ Bur e “tartan! circulation in said District. at, iesst.
. HOUSE! BOUHllflll Program --i“or Thanksgiving. a. new dining: 5% ggbiiyslgggore said is dai‘ of be-
The program of entertainment ilcrs was an lrish costume and she :gozguitcintii ‘b-tx‘lil‘lll F‘mmun Co. Polly-11:2: gorr'ienurrz'eli‘tiertBo‘liiliilyg' knfiii W- GREGORY. '
given at the Not-walk Congregational completed the port with ubit of an ' Captain Alfred 3‘ Barton and his Judge. "5
church last night in connection with [fish ils. And then. in turn. esmc ' 3
' . .. .. Mrs. J. Clark and daughter. Joan.
the "House Bountiful' basoar. was the Quaker Girl. bliss Marion Elm “mg motored to Brewster
"announced" by Rev. Ernest Me. lmdcbur. the “ludion Girl." Miss Thursday '
Gresor from "Station mos:- .idciyn Hitohoogk. the I'ltzi‘iezotrl.; ' .___, The bench Glove & We Are Our Own Whole
The Christmas boxcar or fair Miss Marjorie rundage. reuse _ (hue Sh
commenced Thursday noon at me in keeping with their roloo.~ “if“; mtgiakng’yzglgdt? t 0’ lelers sud Retailers of
church‘and closed loot nlxht. follow; The "Scotch Girl." Kiss Alice . . -' NM to m Mb ‘ Ill GM
lug the program of entertainment. gonorrhibo 53“.", Widow.” go”! —-For Thanksgiving. a new dining 4 no. u .3, '0‘. 'm Q“ ty ”
The first number included several .8", "I’- ' ".Gro-v 3“ i“ no ito at eriin ll‘ur ituro
musical selections by the Jeannette 0”" Hull. the "Mt Girl." uh iin :s'yutormsfiAdv.‘ n Co. . A, F mun C0 '
L'hle Quartet. These were well re- Jmngflnmnggmmflitou "Cullen .._....i. Imam”
ceived and succeed several times. GSL‘:GM.. M:- m m #3:; ' Miss Marjorie 'l'ariov. lpring Cm M', be.
Portroiis “tilt" and “ins" were .. ' a street. is spending the day with so- m m
presented in which trero depicted l" Belle Mi “.3.“ I. fluriel lotives in Bridgeport Wm Sit.“
"N “rm". I,“ W"- °' MW ““5353 2.122133%: ”in" --, a common 5... secs seiner-won
da'l‘h‘iimialfnuntbcr oi the evening :32: the bzhcior'o ’ i ' “:91: rgndrgh’tho . who: in... u. ' toe‘Voluoo" .
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however. woo the one entitled "no “The mm m m n... .m, with friend-in New York. .
Bach‘lorxovorie." Wlllord Cos-tori hire. m" Gibson mm. m- m. - u...—
“ ‘ °, . ”l". -‘ “ °‘" “4‘ i“ stonnord and Kiss Bore-let Parker. CW1. Pines. ’ W M ‘
thostsgounoklngooddrconlngetTh.W|-gngm muss nrohosdonewc'bovrolet'lion .
till the side he nod knowd during stanuosd. truckfrein w. is. Austin. ion! dost. F 'lt A‘ Y M
his younger days. And as he dreoni; Orb." woo . "t! m 1,. , . we 0“ 8y
:tuttrogiffmnt moans ed on ottendonco last night and u in room. the nulosry. the bod-room.
M In! so- ciisrgo annouoo that oooln son end the collar. articles for old and ' ‘ ' ' '
fit :umofiw’mfi“ ‘° 2" Mb“; "the: to so. the m for young. .3 Good shoes give more real semce and satisfaction v
sung. obachorotte use rum . Ironceflorteottiothoeonunit- '
ladies in his time'bo it aid and us- a. churns“ of the entire . u m or.“ gm u u. a“, for your money til!!! any other article you buy t0
Miuinthhumepoitssidaoun-toboeompliiooutodu “ iothoouruttvoondfunofthings . '
oble to snakes choice. he no never ceoo cl so snot an - acres! to oval-sons no W“?-
nod'oenooloins." in... run «a ”rho-coo: H f t 9
" e . i won WCII‘.
relations one was ClolfogBoutMI. novelti- M M . IVQ you our new 00
‘ u N won. the sons had a
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