Landon Herrick. Darlen. coe-
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Norwalk Oil.
Darien Prepared
For A Busy Day
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POLICIZMIZN TO KEEP WATCH-
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MALI. FANS.
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Darlcn police havn prepared for .
the heavy traffic. which will pas!“
through town today. to and from
the Yale-Harvard football game in
New Haven. The now famous vigi-
lance of local authority will be em-
ployed and ln\\'-l~rt-:li.vl's u‘iil nlt‘t‘l:
their match in llurlcu. i
Chic! Harry C. Smith has posted '
the following schedule 0! beats:
Boatman, West ntcnue ut Noroion
Heights. 9~12 and 0-9::0; Berquist.
Railroad avenue and Post road. a.
FOR i
Sullivan floored in the twenty-first round.
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PAGE NINE
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ments at Ohio Stuin l'niwrwv.
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i THEM WERE THE DAYS , ‘ THE SULLIVAN comm mam .- , _Wood Cowan ..°. ,. ,
I — ‘ . A . I . I, .’ vor il being sought throuuh ~\l" :l
no a.» 'tllE
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Hungarian.
German.
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Russian. Slovak. H\\'t'tll&i|'
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Westport
The instant the count was flnislwl tho
The Ilrokcn. bleeding Sullivan was forgoi-
In a i'lw moments Sullivan regained his
lic sinagnrcd tn Hi"
All Cars Stop in Front oi
Our Store
“Always Something New"
3 and 1-8tl-6z30; Standing. Mans- . "Hill? I feeble eftort lo rise and then rolled arena went mad. t‘orht-it inst his head for a ton apmquh. As his sccourlx (IIJKHO‘II him :1;:‘):‘;‘“‘::ii‘;“;“‘2': hlihriiifiltor mm“ and ”M '
fleld avenue and Pcst~road. 9-12 and over on his stomach. The spectacle of John moment and had to he held by his sccnnlls. :illl mm ”tumour: in hie MI‘W'". ”W 'r““"‘- i‘ ““V vmmlemmr 1 am ..l...i that 1 ion: my titlc :.. THE SILK SHOP-
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5'10: “WIN” “““rmd “Wm” 1.. down produced a terrible silence as the The crowd throw coats. hats. canes lnto thc llliiillt's irr-lnrfl an (or the old Cllulllpiou cnli- fl“ Anlcrimlu." i
and Post road. 6:30 p. m. to 2:30 ed for till- new one. The End. | lie 0 Mahackemo Hotel
a. n1. Motorcycle Policeman George referee counted him °“t‘ ring. ‘ 09:1: dthA Ph “2 9
Evans will be on duty in the morn- A. 'l‘llttletl sermon at the Congress. o o I - - . . "When the roof MM, 0” Mr quailty is built into a car that can? an 03 V0. one .“
ing and afternoon. 1 gift to the library was made at the “on“ church Sunday morning. Cathollc SOClal ithIlllg Out Hurricane hmn--. «n.- WNW” M ”w ”W” WHMMM ”mt 0rd,,“ ""0““, which!
last meeting of the association. hut . ' * in Pair Of oaklandSM'i‘i'M'i‘d J p... .].,,;,._,. ”M (“Hum , in...” mm. uhd \\lilll.lii :l lt'alx‘h
The Senior Christian Endeavor the books have been delayed in ac. Mr. and Mrs. ".er D. Bailey __,._—. . ”H“. “W m “I! PM“ H.“ W -.__...
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sodiety will have charge 0! the eve-
ning preaching Ht‘l‘VlCt‘. at the C63-
(relational church tomorrow. 6.
rival. The new backs
wholly or fiction.
Following are thc books as they
consist
and family are now occupying the
i‘unzelt house on the Post road.
"A development of the work ot'I
(int n. ‘l. storm-wracked Florida
to'glull n, n.\ stories into (“Ollie of lilt-
c~tumiul w men :va umucu null ihv
:qu'itl. 3-‘t'\l ll ll‘villr. l'Ili llllli' me llillilyei"
no Miro KttliJ: mvr Tillilifll l‘umik .i.‘
Straight Line Coats
- "l mint 4" huiiiilll'w ’illll lltlnlcs~~ ' mg“ ”Vt"; “unticrlll: "i "m.“
Laney Kemp. newly elected state have been listed: "The Private Life Mfg. Molvln C. Corbett. Maple the Big Sister commiitco or the .\or- hr?“ ”‘1 .. ‘W | H “'.".,m .m‘ “I... W" 1‘ “'Il \l'rrv some to hr mv-r-
' repreeentativo fromulhricn. will be of Helen of Troy." John Erskine; avenue. has returned from s visit walk council has been the organisa- 0‘ thr r‘l'l"V"“"'_ I b " ‘ ’ iurncri. liut tilt-y 1...”. mi. wit it... . .
the speaker. Mr. hemp is an en- "Antennae." H. Footner: “Aftef- with her mother in Great River. tion of the Catholic Junior lt‘aguv‘ ‘ ~ " -_ North. and ullhnuuh ihl- :lit‘ \mx Espectally DOSIgIIed For SIOUIS
thusiastic worker in ~Voting people's noon." Ertz: "The Ul‘d'l'li’mdlni L. I. with a. membership of over 100 itrmu inlnr-i. l‘ltll‘illii COW“ ”1" ililcd “1th tiring: lilllllnl'. u.» “.1.
societies and the rncmhcrs look Heart." Kyne: "Riders of the Purple young gm“ ranging ”um 15 to 20 "my “' "“" “"' "W“‘i “”5 “WP“ fortunate to .-..-..p.- \tlihmit‘ ,,
. forward to an cxccllcut talk.
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{hotbed name hetucen the annecti- Bog," 11:3,"; "Ballet-ion," Babat- 10.”. morning may“. and "m gm” impomlwc 0t W...\.‘_Wm perirl-‘ul‘wl .lllf in.l Vs. limtt‘i‘t‘nlf‘l. our): ..-nm,_ N.” “HM our ”Hum my” _
cut Agricultural Coilcge an Rene- int: "The orld of William Cliasold," men. work. so *0 own» it mo .uur mu a ‘ lmds. and althmmh “V hm... hm. \__ 9- . . ,
. seiner Polytechnic at Sierra ““3" “7'3""- "H" 50“.” Wile." Cani'ield: “The Nora-all: council has a wry "R ”1mm" ""‘Y “""' “"“my “m“ rd in thvir quality. a: hum-g that 1- 11 N0. Mam St. SO. NON alk
Mr. Johnson and Mr. Rates are “A Mm Under Authority.” Dell: Methodist EPIK‘OMI Church. Darlon “H. mm}. duh mum ”m cum“ tll'hr‘il .' i.lu‘l r-‘lwml our romzh|
both graduates of the state college. “Hanuman's House.” Byme; "Litus n". ll. 3i. “nnmck mm In March. ‘0 mmmmmmm rmlr. i? .l :ls.» Lmim‘ curs, Milt. & _
i Ships." Norris: "Gentlemen Prefer 9:45. Sunday school classes for the rounding or Maryland hy ”cont. ““."' "i“. “‘- lmk'” 0"' “my"
MI" and M”‘ Percy Byron hula “londfl'” 1‘00”: “White Fang." I‘on‘ 3" "K“. (‘nlvcrt Lord Baltimore. ill“ first ”Hm” ' w“ fly ”1' hm‘rlum“ oniyi
“0““ ”‘9” “mm“ homo 0“ Bell “Mi: "The W889 0f Virtue." Wren; 9:“. men's liihlo class. Led by colony in this country to grant 70- ”w {"1
avenue. Noroton. and rcturned to "The Blind Goddess." Train: "The the minister. "First Century Christ linious freedom. a lccturc l»_\- (‘ondc 'l‘ho- :x'mc :m i. illtr'd l.y Mr. Zim-l LAST 10 D AYS OF THE
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Arthur N. Johnson. editor of the
Doric-n Review. and Tree Warden
Walter A. Bull‘s \\ili attend the
New.York tor the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Finch and
their daughtcr. Lois. of Academy
street. have left Darir-n to spend
the winter irl Florida.
The Daricn Free Library ha‘ re-
ceived a. new stock of books. the
at t of the Barton Improvement. as-
se iation. Announcement of the
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Sagan» Grey; “The Heritage of the
Desert." Grey: " Angel." Howard:
“The nine Window." Bailey: "The
Black Hunter." Curwood: “The
Silver Spoon." Gelswerthy: "Show
Romantic Cemediens." Glasgow:
"The Hounds of Spring." Thompson:
"Yellow Shadows." Rohmer: "Show
Business." F‘erber: "John Harmer."
Walpole: "Tin Wedding." Leech:
“The Brothers Karmaaov." Dest-
ocvsky: "The American Tragedy."
Dreiser: “Madcap." Lewis.
“One of Life's Richest Blessings."
will be the 'aubjeot ot_ Rev. George
St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Koroton
Rev. Floyd ll. Leach
8:80. holy communion.
\ 9:65. church school.
ianity."
10:50. divine worship.
-—8pend a night in Egypt
Nov. 29 to Dec. 4th inclusive
State Armory. Norwalk.-—Ad\-.
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At. the Noroton Presbyterian
church. Rev. George l1. Montgomery
will speak on "Seeing snd Rejoic-
ing."
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.Vcars. Plans are now being tormll-
iatcd for various educational and so-
cial activities. including (llt‘li ciuh.
lmsktthali. cooking class. l-tc. The
Norwalk council has rvcognizu‘l tho
it. Fallen. Ph.D.. hull. was given
under the auspices of the council.
The study cluh mct-is twice a month
and has studied the mass. modern
literature. and current legislation.
The financial statement of the
council shows belancc on hand at
beginning of year. "LOG: total rc-
ceipts amounting to $741.29. Total
expenditures amounted to $643.52.
leaving a balance on hand or $97.77.
Hadley’s RADIO Exhibit
ns'u its ‘li 0i plum for a. llllllll)‘
thni liil in who in thr ullt-tioors
flflf‘l‘ ll. inul lilit‘ lwtll blown (ill
thcir how l‘;.ri.o-'l in their cars.
the (aim. wt L, i' Zinilucrmnn t-x~
mN‘nlan .l :rwhn cympiciurc oi ont-f
family's r \pmi-‘ucl:
"Thu lulu ()l the storm. rearing;
isiiinz true. i parked the two carsi
in tin~ shut, it “as Wcli the pre-
caution u l\' taken im- now an 18-:
inch pin» live across their regular:
\‘mrth. linrv than halt the majestic:
pines of u il' in lghhorhoud «a source
a great lligl‘il to us---arc now it chami
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