SOCIAL PERSONALS _l. Children’s Knit Mix* Katherine Deeley. daughter of Mr and Mrs Deeley of Chestnut avenue and a member of the Freshman class at Georgian Court college Is spending the week-end as the guest of her roommate, MIm Underwear Mary Louis Davell of Trenton, N. COMirDl WAILS THAT J. NEVER GROW OLD ARB THODR OF ARMSTRONG'S LINOWALL Children’s E. Z. Waist Union Suits Miss Nancy Jane Delaney ot to care Plaza avenue has been appointed Waterproof easy style la made of a mixture of chairman of activities In the Sodal- for once Inetalled by our me- This particular wool. Haa short sleeves and ity of Our Lady for the coming thods they make a permanent wpll rayon, cotton and year at the College of St Eliza- from which dirt, Ereaee, or water French legs .-.in sixes 1 to 11 beth at Convent Station, N. J. She 69 C marks can be easily removed. Each Is also chalrmnn of a party which years. .. These qualities should appeal to the Junior class is tendering the for her Freshmen on Thursday, October every rood housekeeper 20th and Is an active member of kitchen or bathroom: or In the Little Brother and Little Sister Good evening. varsity hockey team. place of business where cleanli- ness attracts customers. Union Suits -[o]- Mr and Mrs Roland Ruggiero u of Woodward avenue invited ARMSTRONG’S UINOTIUE—CORK • of the Italian steamer, Rex. a mixture of sdft wool and pure silk OL’ MAN FROST guests TILE — RUBBER TII.E Made of have Just returned after spending Is sleeveless With floors tai- The little Sister style a few days In New York city. Custom-built trimly French legs. The little Brother style has short The frost that hits the pumpkins lored for home or business. For Mr and Mrs E. B. Hitchcock of beauty of coloring, for Individu- sleeves and French legs sixes 2 to 12 That and showers. street are at ()8c heavy Prospect registered ality of design, In fact, you call years In both. Each... the Hotel Lexington In New York Have laid low my garden design your own If you want to, for a few days. And the last of my lovely flowers for smartness .tile has always In floors. Mrs I. N. Albert of Cooke street been the aristocrat Boys’ Heavy Weight Union Suits -[o]- entertained at her home last eve- They're quiet, warm, non-sllppery for the to walk upon. ning for her committee and comfortable They're part wool which sujtplles the do Joan Crawford does not reach the Kiddles Revue to be given on Sun- They say oar Floor Covering Depart- warmth has high neck and long day evening, October 30, at the And extra comes In ran- heights playing Sadie Thompson, and that her acting though Beth El auditorium. Mrs Harry ment offers expert workmanship sleeves ... is ankle length and Fleischer of Watertown Is direct- the newest methods of Install- to 18 is inferior to that of the late Jeanne in the and dom grey only. Sizes 8 years. passable Eagles orig- the revue and children of the of floor covering. 89 C ing ing these types Each school will take In inal stage version or that of Gloria Swanson in the silent picture Sunday part May we show yon samples and let the A special per- production. na eatimatef version Alfred Lunt and Lynne Fontanne, although they formance for the children will be held on the following Tuesday. Self Children’s did but one picture in Hollywood, have been declared jointly to The flew Help of THE YOUNG LADY'S COAT have given the finest performances of any actor or actress in mo- The National Federation Union Suits Catholic Alumnae is to bo enter- Styled as smartly as those for grown-ups tion pictures during the year, and for excellece in all matters of tained at Georgian Court College of fabrics that are popular this season suit- at Lakewood, N. J., on October able for school wear and "dressy” occasions. They're form fitting with drop seat that stage business and nice diction this pair might be a lesson to many and have 16th 17th. Some are fur trimmed others collars, is to down or up because It’s on sizes easy pull pull salaried stars of much less skill Frances Alda is to cuffs and belts of material. -■ and high going Misses F. Corrigan and matting elastlo Instead of buttons. Made of soft wool Mary 3 to 16 years. join that pleasing concert orchestra that broadcasts nightly from Marguerite Cullen of this city are silk that will not bind or chafe. guests at the Hotel Piccadilly in 98 C to In sixes 2 to 8 years. Each. the Waldorf-Astoria Ely Culbertson will return to contract New York city for a few days. $4.95 $12.95 less than a this time en- bridge tournament after year’s retirement, —Manning-Hard photo. tering with a team of four who will compete for the Vanderbilt MISS MARGUERITE KENNAUGH In the "The Fatal trophy in the tournament to be held in New York, October 26- Miss Kennaugh took part comedy, Quest" given for the benefit of the Freshmen of the College of St Elizabeth at the & co. 29, and may the best horse, should say man, win That all student organization meeting on Wednesday. She is the daughter of the MILLER PECK STATE i avenue. Mr and Mrs Henry J. Kennaugh of Chestnut previous decisions about ping-pong being a toy are out, it is an | STARTS TO-MORROW Miss Kate Joan Kilmartln of adult game, no child of eleven or twelve can play the game, that is, Carolyn Carson To Be State street has been appointed scientifically or skillfully. It is no toy and therefore dutiable when chairman of a supper dance which Presented By B. & P. the Junior class of the College of a lot folks think AI brought into the country That of Club St Elizabeth will hold in January. “America’s Prize Woman” Women’s Miss Kilmartln is also chairman of Smith should not have called Frank Roosevelt a. potato, but to the entertainment committee for GMGACT date Frank has not objected That Greta Garbo thinks she “The Hous^ Beautiful,” newest the Junior-Freshman party on BRIDGE of the Channing Pollock plays will October 20th and holds the office not and in the as her husband That’s Florence Her Is should marry stay profession might be read by Carolyn Carson, noted of vice-president of the German Kraus; Hobby Entering, at the Water- club at the college. come to be known as Mr Garbo, rather than which she would New York actress, bury Women’s Club Saturday even- And All Kinds Of Contests Members of the Bunker Hill Winning, herself retire and thereby cast into gloom countless Garbo fans ing under the auspices of the Wat- CXPCRTS PLAY IT King’s were entertained erbury Business and Professional Daughters That in real native Vermontese did say on at the home ARTICLE NO. 19 Calvin Coolidge Women's club. Tuesday evening of Mrs Roland Lattlmer of Oak- By WM. E. McKENNEY was son of a blacksmith out in Miss Carson, who began hpr that Herbert Hoover the country ville avenue. Mrs Latimer was American Bridge League stage career as a member of the Secretary. assisted by Mrs Richard C. Fisher I want you tto meet That the Little Theater of Waterbury has a good Kuth St Denis ballet, graduated Today Ioway as hostess. Two new members, Mrs George Reith who, with hi* part- early from the ranks of anonymous show with a fine cast in order for the first of William Hill and Mrs H. Lloyd ner, Mrs R. B. Fuller, won the working production dancers to a more Important posi- Cawer” Kay, were received into the so- national mixed auction pair cham- and October 26-27, “Little tion in the theater. After several ihe season, Wednesday Thursday nights, EDW & of the High Sen* ciety. A social followed the busi- He and his teammates of dancihg she attended pionship. seasons ness session. Those attending also hold the national mixed con- St John Ervine's clever “The First Mrs Fraser'' of Dramatic Art presenting comedy the Feagln School were Mrs Robert Jllson, Mrs Ar- tract team-of-four title. her dramatic career starred ROBINSON and began thur Larson, Mrs Earl Anderson, Mr Reith is one of the coun- in which Grace George small role in "So This Is with a Mrs Ralph Webb, Mrs Samuel try’s leading contract authorities. Dondon.” She some seasons in Shark” spent Trainer, Mrs Croft Curtis, Mrs He is a proponent of the one over -[O]- “Tiger stock and then turned in dramatic James Walker, Mrs Fred Torkel- one and chairman ot the be- system with RICHARD ARDEN to the work of reading plays son, Mrs Jesse Palen, Mrs Chester committee of the the of their fin- of the card The cops hive progressed beyond stage taking ZITA JOHANN fore women's clubs, church groups Little, Mrs George Judson Welle, Knickerbocker Whist club, one of and with them on and on Chautauqua Dyceum Mrs Clifford Tompkins, Mrs Rob- America’s oldest clubs formed ex- ger seriously—they are taking copies of them prints programs. ert Croft, Mrs Fred B. Williams, clusively for bridge. travels abroad. It has become a compulsory state custom, providing "The House Beautiful” is the Jr, Mrs Dorothy Fox, Mrs Robert Representatives of this club Davis and his story of Archibald Thursfleld, Mrs Ruth Williams of have won more championships wishes to furnish of his in the Con- YOU NEED AIRSTAT relates their life a policeman proof membership wife, Jennifer. It Washington, Mrs Gail Rees of New than any club in America, and Mr 1901 until Archie State Police Aid association. cards being distrib- HUMIDIFIERS together from Haven, Mrs Raymond Sage,, Miss Reith has shared in many of these necticut Membership dies several years later. It is an Miss Elsie Humis- 5 REASONS Margaret Croft, victories. on the reverse side a small for a idealistic play, the tale of a beau- ton. Miss Rachel Hengeyeld, Miss Mr Reith that the aver- uted at present contain space “copper” 1. For Henlth—nature demands says tiful heart, the pos- Helen Stoddard, Miss Mary Hors- to overlook his moisture In the air. Ask understanding age player is apt op- to the imprint of a finger. It becomes protection against your who transfers Mrs Mrs Wil- register doctor. Airstat Humidifiers session of Jennifer, ley, H. Lloyd Kay, portunities to make profitable as officer. a liam Mrs Roland someone using his name or card in posing an Providing supply this moisture to hot, its beauty to her husband and her Hill, Latimer and doubles of low contracts, because Mrs Richard C. Fisher. bonafide member is challenged he submits to the fingerprint test and if dry, radiator-heated air. Hum- son. Their home, derided by many ho attaches too much importance ified air reduces colds and remains through the vicissitudes to the constructive side of bid- the on the official card no the one taken corresponds with original throat Irritations. of the years, “The House Beauti- Mrs J. Murphy and Mrs Hender- ding, and also because his lack of For Air—Airstat Humi- ■ will also be used for iden- 2. Para ful." son were hostesses at a birthday assured knowledge of card values further questions will be asked. The prints difiers wash and cleanse the party on Monday afternoon given makes him fear that the low dou- are not to be air you breather. Prevent cir- tification purposes in event of accidents. Crooks likely and in honor of Mrs will the culation of germ-laden dust. The Ansonia Derby Chapter Murphy’s son, ble, if unsuccessful, give One Francis. Games were so careless as to submit to the test if they have uneasy consciences. 3. For Comfort — banish dry of Junior Hadassah Is sponsoring enjoyed and adversaries game. As an illustra- skin. Make feel an informal dance at the Hotel refreshments were served. Those Mr Reith the following talk and act like a cop, but the old official membership card, parched you tion, gives may look, warmer. You can wear on in attendance were: GHda Basil, lighter Clark in Derby Sunday evening. hand: , the fingerprint, will mean everything in the future. clothing in the house. October 16th. Guests will attend Ruth Houghton. Edith Henderson, The Bidding plus — t. For Better Housekeeping from Danbury, New Haven, Bridge- Rita Dwyer, Marvin Steck, Russell Mr Reith sat In the South posi- help to eliminate dirt on port and Waterbury. Miss Kaye Baldwin, William Healy, Harvey tion and the bidding with -[o]- walls and ceilings near radia- opened of Is chairman of the Henderson, Donald Roach, Charles one He believes In tors; rooms more easily kept Spcro Derby spade. firmly and is assit- Steck, Robert Mohil, must first a case tried in the common clean; prevent cracking and committee In charge Teddy Dwyer, Ihe fact that not only Ten jurors sat on yesterday pleas James checking of furniture and ed by Misses Kae Berkowitz, Bes- Roach, Edward Steck, Ken- or second hand hold the requl.'ed neth court. Twelve are required normally in jury cases. William woodwork. Plants grow and sie Jacobs, Ida Levine, Nettie Kap- Kelly, George Kelly, William two and one-half high card tricks thrive. lan of Ansonia and Eva Kussner Roach, Charles Place, John Place to make an original bid, but the was one of the chosen ten Attorney For an Traurig of this city 5. Economy— Airstat and Edith Spero of erby and Re- and Frederick and Francis Mur- hand should also contain a re-bld. humidified home is. more com- B. becca Regal of Seymour. phy. In can always de- of associated with Superior Court Judge P. fortable at B8 reg^ees than dry short, partner Healey Derby, a first or second hand heat at 75 degrees, an obvious pend upon court house. The A dinner wan tendered Miss Mar- O’Sullivan, was a recent visitor to the local saving In fuel. They soon pay bid as being especially sound. After for themselves. garet Morlarty of Washington genial judge is the former well-known congressman Judge street recently by her associates at the J. E. Smith company. The the court house was con- *10-9 Edward Finn’s private office in recently guests Included: Mr and Mrs John the other VA-7-3 verted into a court room for the trial of a civil action, STRAUSS W. Smith, J. Francis Smith, Mrs Florence Lee Kraus just can’t resist a -contest are Mary Kelly, Miss K. J. Smith, Mr ♦ J-9-8-7-5 three court rooms being occupied Night patrolmen an Hardware Co. and Mrs John J. Scully, Mr and *10-8-3 By JULIA BLANSHARD athletic costume for re-styling these cold await the order for Mrs James F. Mr and Mrs old established line. Just last shivering nights. They anxiously SOS EAST MAIN ST. Neagle, NEA Service Writer William Scully, Mr and Mrs James month she won a crate of fruit, of heavier coats. 5-1103 Dial O’Brien, Mr and Mrs Thomas Mobile ( Ala—Some women cant’ the that she never KIND OF only variety W/MT Mr and Mrs Thomas Mc- see a round-the-world cruise ad- for a 150-word letter on why A BIBO IS Kenny, eats, Hale, Mr and Mrs Oscar Stroberg, vertised without wanting to pack. this special fruit Is Invaluable! ? look at a THIS «i Mr and Mrs George Bergen, Mr Others need only one “The very word ‘kitchen* wor- a in to start Editor Tall Tower Topics: I noticed story your paper and Mrs Frank Bergen, Mr and "Hats Reduced” sign shop- ries me, but I’m always 'going Into stated the was re- Mrs A. J. Anderson, Mr and Mrs ping. contests for menus,” she told me. several ago in which it was trolley company at Our Plajit can’t days Special Frank Mercer, Edmund Smith. But Florence Lee Kraus This summer she won $100 for one between the tracks from Tudor street to Lake- (038 East Main St.) of contest pairing the roadway Jerry Famlglletti, Fred O’Brien, see or hear any being menu. without on her wood. I have been waiting daily to see the men at work but so far, MEN’S SUITS OR Miss Julia Brlody, Mr and Mrs announced putting In addition to these prizes, she Michael Rinaldi, James W. Reed, thinking cap and getting Into the won a floor waver, an electric has not been started. How about it? Northender 4A-K-Q-7-4-2 the repairing .TOPCOATS I f M George Holmes, Miss Loretta Le- race. range, a mechanical refrigerator, Victor VK-9 Mias Kraus Is Alabama’s I’rench Dry Cleaned and what Blanc, Frank Mulcunry, prize and various other household ap- Of Q-4 America’s small -_[o]- Pressed STATE IS THU Michaud, Miss Mary Brlody, Henry ♦ lady, probably leading pliances, plus innumerable John one. She has won first place In from A MAP? Minicucci, Walter Rankin, *Q-J-6 cash prizes for everything A tribute I enjoyed the “silent bugle” given the late Mulhern, Sr, Miss Helen Tehan, more contests than most folks ever names for products to household Oscar Mattson, Edward McAdam, enter. In addition she has won hints. L. White the editor of “Trestle Board.” 35c George by Liberty lodge Miss William Neary, bid of one other in more contests than —Cash and Carry Mary Brlckel, Mr Relth’s original prizes Knows Her Subjects. It the shock of death, if indeed it can be cushioned. And 'rnmgr Michael Pomponio, Miss Anne West made what seemed she can remember. cushions spade, Miss Kraus is fully as interest- the “Trestle Board” Klely, George Moran, Miss Loretta to be a sound overcall of two dia- "Think twice before you get into us of immortality. I quote from Palace Cleaners as her hobby. Southern born, gives hope Brlody, Edward Harveyt Robert monds. your contest,” is her advice. "Be- ing of Who wrote southern bred, never guilty of “The sun sets beyond the western hills, but the trail light Nelson, Philip Ciriello, Miss Mary East and West were vulnerable fore you know it the contesting & ms sower i much worse sounding a single "r” in any word, to his distant home. The tree Dyers Carroll, Bernard E. Lee, Mr and and North and'South not vulner- habit gets you. It is it leaves behind guides the pilgrim she has an indefatlguahle energy Mrs Thomas Murphy, Ralph Capel- able. Mr Reith’s partner, due than bridge or crossword puzzles!” in of it has turned into coal that is astounding in anyone so falls in the forest but the lapse ages . TJ- letti, Patrick Grlbbon, Domenic to the soundness of the original Prize Lots—Lots of Prizes. in slender and frail-looking. Once burn now the because it grew and fell. The Iorio, Mr and Mrs Frederick Kelly, bid of one spade, .now see a Tills unusual hobby started and our fires brighter cquld launched on a contest, she goes Henry Greenwood, Charles O’Brien, larger score tHan would the first place by Krus’ genuine in- insect dies, but the reef it raised breaks the surge on the penalty into research on the subpect with coral Antonio Zello, Patrick O’Grady, be possible even If she and her terest in homes. She is a realtor bosom a thoroughness that would put a shores of great continents, or has formed an aisle on the John Rozum. George Sinclair, Ed- partner could make a game, so by profession. She was attracted, Wil- the scientist to shame. She digs into men. We live ward Madeau, Alex Assellne, North doubled the two one day several years ago, by of the ocean, to wave with harvests for the good of CORRECTION! promptly books at the library, queries ex- liam BIrkenberger, Joseph Cyr, diamond bid. announcement of prizes for floor us and is not buried perts on the subjects, delves into and die, but the good that we do lives after Alex Pelletier, M. Vegllan/te, The Play plans for vacation cabins. That PEP Through e'rror last evening wp history, gets literary references find it as as I Michael Clprlano, Cosmo Ricci, North’s opening lead was the though she never had tried to draw with our bones.” Perhaps you comforting an that and ends by doing such a thorough stated in announcement Adam Bergamo and George Mal- ten of spades, which held. North anything, she began putting onto that she has had a fine time, do Miss Steffle Bozenski had never ausky. continued with the nine and this paper the kind of cabin she would job STAMINA-VITALITY whether she wins or loses. also was allowed to hold the like to own. She won the first worked at the Claire Beauty She is about keeping trick. North then followed with prize, two lots In Denver. "I’m still as, orderly -1«>]- What was Intended was files of everything as hhe is in dig- Chief Two Moon Shop. the ace of 'hearts and a small paying taxes on them, though I’ll SURVEY LISTS ging up material. Hers is one of to let know I'm in Cleveland at that Miss Hope Sandulll had __ heart. probably never see them,” she Dear Christy: Just a line you CEMETERIES the best rounded libraries on the Bitter Oil 3,500 Mr Relth returned the of laughllng said. We will be here four weeks or more. We are never worked at Claire’s. king subjects of contests any private the Golden Pheasant. spades and when West The following summer she go playing tho "weak alster" — trumped has. So well-known is her a week and we broadcast twice daily Stop Harrisburgh, Pa (UP)—Penn- for a cam- citizen on the NBC network three times la herit- with the dOuce, North over- $15 clean-up-and-palnt town that —a healthy body your sylvania has 3,600 ac- dozen toothbrushes hobby i nher home tune in and hear one of the of it. cemeteries, trumped with the five and led the paign slogan, a from WTAM. Cleveland. Wish you could age. Do not be deprived Claire Inc to a made the whenever any club or commercial Beauty Shop cording survey by seven of hearts, which South for an ad suggestion and a crate broken all attendance records state of health. It organization starts a contest they finest bands in the country. We have Two 90 EAST MAIN ST. department trumped. The queen of spades o ffrult for a receipe. She was off! Start Taking Chief listed for the first time the burial go to Miss Kraus for suggestion. Time and Time will was then led by Mr Riith, West Every contest from then right on here and business is great. My song, Again, 41 SOUTH MAIN ST. located throughout the “I have no preferences in con- Moon Bitter Oil To-day places with the six of diamonds down to the present has intrigued at it is in the hands trumped tests,” she told me. "Any contest be on the network next week and present state. and North with the her. played Take It faithfully according to overtrumped is to me what firing a pistol shot look fine. Best re- seven. Two years ago. competing with of a capable New York music publisher. Things directions and you will be well is to runilers watting for the sig- Contract Bridge Beginners’ Class A club was returned by North $48,000 contestants. Miss Kraus Sacco, Cleveland, Ohio rewarded. NOSE-BLEED CAUSED DEATH nal to start. I’ll make a stab at gards.Tony for High School Students and won In dummy with the king. won second place and $1,000 in a — from home contest. Last Prepared Only by 1 — A small diamond was led furnishing Hotel Elton Fort Worth, Texas (UP) anything/*_ and when Mr Relth summer she won a month’s free -[o]- A nose-bleed that lasted for 10 dummy HEAT CANT STOP LAW Chief Two Moon Herb Co. SOc per lesson. Other classes now played the queen. West won the tour of America's leading cities days was blamed for the death it was hot Harold Dillon of the Dem’s circulation de- WATERBITRT. COHN, forming. For registration call trick with the king and then and fluest homes, plus $160 In Balt Lake City.—My. Golf gulps here of Aaron Howser, 67. Physi- of Justice of the cashed his ace of clubs. cash, by re-styling her own home, In the offices one of the ten commandments until it vibrates Mrs William Sherman Smith cians were unable to stop the noso of the Peace Her- partment has turned He then led the ace of dia- showing what furniture Is now offices of Justice “Six shalt Tel. 3-1(62 hemorrhages which began while but the heat didn't in the direction of East Mountain. Ergo, days monds, hoping for a break, fol- has, what she would like to have man Oygl, stop general he was on a hunting trip. examination of chalked lowed by the queen of hearts, and just where each piece of fur- the preliminary on the seventh thou shalt Harold thou labor and play golf.” North with the niture would be placed in each William Connell, 22, on a third de- it love with which trumped a 58 at the couch last and Jim Bulger made of diamonds. West won the room. Miss Kraus is if gree burglary charge. After all the up Sunday TO YKKTKWMY'H Smart Fall in Jack nothlnfg a Styles Saif Setting collars of attorneys and spectators another 58. Ben Piatt, who directs the Dem’s robot, turned in last trick with the ten of dia- not thorough. Bhe made a pen and but his been Ink of to be had wilted under the Intenae heat that the Ben monds, contract'had copy everything used, 58 on a par 15 course. And I'm told Lincolnesque Permanent Waves defeated three tricks doubled, giv- even down to one window In each In the courtroom. Justice Oygl re- the court to the front which is a lot of in thie man s sioyi I ing Mr Relth and his partner a room to show the drapes, the moved yard played 27 holes, golf With Beautiful Ends trees. skele-jt*** Curls and Ringlet plus score of 1000 on the board. shades and even the shads pulls. 'under shade for closet doors and permitting aiMI MAN* no particular yen opening HKHMANKNT WAVK HIIAMPIMJ |no) Home humorous situations have neves me well, this time Mont Dil- VKti

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