m
For Norw‘oik and vicinity: Giou
tonight and Wednesday. An extendé
area or iowmreseure over the Lake
region is producing cloudy and rainy
weather “MW .c’ehtrhl and. shimmy
sectioned Pleasant weather prevails
in the soutiriarn and western sections:
‘andw tinsel. ed.
weather in this vicinity tonight, ho
not much min, followed by cicdrin
'on Wednesday. The temperature will... .’ .
rise slowly.
Hurry W Street 'snen‘t Labor Day
in New York. I ,
M
Mr. a‘nii' Mrs. Nelson H. Hoyt spen
Labor Day in Staten island
W
. Miss ida Kraemer has returned at-
t‘er 9. Week' a vacation at Waterbury.
The barge Frank has arrived with a
cargo oi cchi tor the Ferris Coal Com» .'
pony.
Un‘ces Tribe No 26, improved Order‘
of chd Men will hold a meeting this.
evening.
-——Auction tomorrow, household fur-
nltnre, 112 East avenue. 10 a. m. Op
posits Selleck s School I
Miss Agnes Barrett of Seymourfl
street. is entertaining Miss May Vo‘gb -
of New York.
-—Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
EDI-Councilman John E. Paul, of
Grove street has been spending a few
days in Dunbar y. l
Butler Lodge No. ..97 l. 0. 0. F. ’
will hold a regular meetiog tomorrow
“evening at 8 oclock
and MmW William Lettersca and“
s0n,Mr1§ari ailment Suridoy and Inner Day,
with their 5 in B rdgeport
Wm
Mrs. Stephen Byxbeer of Madison
street, lsI'entertalning' her daughter
Miss Charles y. Stow, .ot Mlddletown.
W
Dr. and Mrs. Charlesjtidhasmsr. of
West nvenue."have§1.returned home
{mm a month' s sojourn .at Bridgette,
er -‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Thomp-
son, of Norwalk, have returned trom a
two Week's‘ trip to the Catskill Mona
talus. . . . i
Mrs. Edward F 'l‘nylor and Mrs. F
S. Lyon. of South Norwuik are ston‘
ping at indisn 'chclt Stanford. {or a
few days.
m t
George S Partrick oi Nianilo. was a
recent guest of old comrades in
Bridgeport and Norwailr. Where he too
merly resided.
Miss Henrietta Sucknrenn has re-
turned to her position as stenographer ‘
at Raymond Brothere’ cities after a
It the South Norwuilt
week' It vacation. ‘
A meeting
Comes. (lot was held‘ inbt evening.
bum lilo meeting only adjourned until.
tomorrow night.
4W
Miss Margaret Magner ot Fairlicld
avenue with a party of i'Ilends. have
renowned to South Norwallt, after
spending several weeks in Canada
l—Lw
Miss Anueilrfi Halsch. who has been
visiting her but; returned to her du-
ties as cash 0:; the New England
Conservator attic” in Boston.
Miss EthelfC Phelps at Plitutlold
Muss” who hurt been a guest at the
residence or Mrs S. K. Stanley in
Main sttwcct returning home today.
Professor Arthur 13. Russell. who has
been spending the sumnleuat his home
in West Marine returned W to his
school duties l‘t Priliccfiiii, New Jul
troy.
Judge and Mrs. Daniel lDunlop htwc
returned to their home twill“ cult. ill-I1.
tor a pleasant vacation tr 9 to points.
of lair-rent and beauty slang tho HIM“
son lllvur.
~Don't let the haby‘tmiior from new
ma. acres or any ltclrin of the .1 in.
Donne (”turnout sheds-tent re 6!.
carer drilcttiy. Perfectly sate tor
children. All drungiut nil it. .
mm“...
Misti Frances iloyti oi’ Raymond
Brothers' yam ottioe it a
week’s mention and Milli! he
fr‘h of the main otiioeuiu substituting
or her.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Allen have me
turned home to.Newarit Ohio, altar
ma finite to thoi lo and aunt.
M91141.
nit o, H Taylor
Wm
Mulderdeantormmy machinist at
the factory of Dennis it titan car dflhut
now employed at Fish hill-on he iiiid
Iron, hnsjheen spending a lewd-syn in
South Murmur
itil .mien grandam. or mi
giamohuestte. is visiting friends in
‘Socicty was held last evening in Arlon
.; em9p2
admiral ”Queenie"
0F STAMFORD
Innuendo semi".
A very strong s
individuai attentlounto, ever! pupil.
A
thorough preparation tor college or .
bummed-Manuel itt‘oiuing,-. athletics
Rec ens for Fall Term, Thursday,
So one: 26w I“ ,
For: coalesce. adores:
ALFRED c. ROBJENT,
4 -. (.l
I’“ Head Master.
'i‘lte monthly mentions ot- the Arlen
Hall.
The ilcli islands will play tireI
Acorns at itoton Point next Satori-
day. i
t. H..- “
ProsecutingI Attorney William F.
Tammany is away on. a two woelts‘ vr‘r...
cation trip.
Dr. C. F Boutwcll who has been
laid up since his auto accident orne
days ago. has resumed his work
The calendar has it that Sunday
was the ilrst’ day of Autumn. "Astro
nomlcaliy, however. tall begins Sept.
The Old Well Cigar Company is
closed down until Wednesday owing to
ithe scarcity of stock for out: in the
making of cigars
The meeting at the Journeyman 'i‘ni-
lore. which was to have been held
last night. was omitted on scoouut
of its being a. holiday.
F. E. Lockwood and Company. the
.Ncrwnlit automobile dealers, have (lfull
tractor! with the Buick Company to'
handle their 198- ruodeis in town
George E. Risiey or the Electric Vc
lrlcie Company of Hartford. who has
been spending a few days in Norwalk
returned home to Hartford Sunday.
'i‘ire delegates to the i-inymnkers' |
Convention in Wulllnniord yesterday
report liming had It Vt'ly good tlmol
there and having heen royally cuter-
intact].
The iirst slated communication of
St John’s Lodge. A F. and A. M. of
Norwalk utter the sunmrer recess will .
be held Thursday night at 8 o clock
The entered apprentice degree will he
contoured
Nature is beginning to resent the
long continued dry spell. Forest trees
and those on lawns and in the parks
show the etieets oi the droir
ahriveied and faded leaves i as early
ih the season
”Auction tomorrow. household fur-
nitrite. 1'12 Eur-It avenue, to u. III 0n-
poslte Selleck a School.
Mrs. John H Donahue. 0! Cream, Cu
lliornla.a Miss Mary Shannon .(It
gate“ a eier and Iniocu of the intro
segue Smith have arrived at
the Smith homestead in diamond avo
Il’u‘o 1o“ Vic t
The Wotitnn'a Association. (It the
oath Norllniit linguist (‘hurrh will
hold it: ilrst missionary meeting {or
gliwtlilfig lhotclwrclr. Wednesday at
ernoon. ontomb‘er 4th at 3 0'“le
Mrs Willi Joined will address the
nootintcii Oiilefll‘lmfl work
usury Fresh is carnelian homo today
Ir‘om (Jordan)! and a rather ruriuuo
sight villi meet his eyes as he ea or
A large sign mar ed
I‘Isuspended over the door
firestorm ot‘ are in
Ifllld MGM it»
{Mr H -du t
treeterdny was the biggest day’s int
c ever or
Haven. $me townie“
trains thrmrfih South Home
too Iauditors».covered three
and Min Irritant n in Whom taste
New York. in (our sections. in
nuance there was It delay in the wholl-
rite during the reiteration and may at
tutoring hour's... ,
:Alii
store
of teachern gives
North Main’Street.
mm the.
tidal“! ed by beer at as
m‘fimhcii to he norm 9
the Newi limit. New 7
arm mm o... a“
Mira; gay izwiimgaih wlt'ii relet ,.
are m ms
duled a.“ hold a reunion ‘
slon tutu night hit Iii
to! th
wmmmm
(tier .1 “Nolan“
07D KEEP lN
NAL‘ SUN BAT‘tl
O‘"GARE. Not
IQSTI‘ORDIN‘ FOR. WN QBDiNARYn LIFE 'liiMli. u .
ND *NNOMNN N’N O EXPENSE FOR
Wig-4i
South Norwaik.
I. I...
. "“.:‘.v.1‘
excise LEGiS‘LAIlON EXPLAINED HOTEL “WW“
-BRIS’1‘OI.. Conn Sent: 3.--Mli(‘ll (If Cilifdrdwh’ir'. and Mrs F. (‘. Cutting
the excise legislation of the last gou-
232:3?31“"3:8S'L‘l‘eé’zt‘nl’fillifiizmflg‘ilrliuud Emile Gutierrez. l’lalniieldi
c . v
according to the program of the: N J" M" “M M“ WWW“ Part
Christian citizenship iicld day on Fri- ”litlti’fi. A M Ycuug..lir and Mrs. Jot.
day at [dike C.omnounce Anrongtnose‘gepn Wiorr. Nt\‘W York; H S. Kirby.
who will speak are Representative ln-‘ 1 ) v . i . 5
galls. ot lirooklynz. Representative l3. ‘10” “mm" Y" F \V. (olemam
B.Brau1lbcnt Of llnmdcn n: mag...” M. iNC‘W Mill-(Jim A. hSCIiilOIlmllkBr and
‘.Wheaton. oi Putnam; Rtmrcsoutaiivelfamily. Stamford; John ii. One. Now
John '1. WOHOS. Of Wethersiicid lilld Canaan; R. [3" Briggs,'i‘amlton,Magg_;
3333i?“ Rfiill‘g‘ A1“sfiiigggllbfghflff.George I-L lioytiaud wife 1.. o. Milieu
ford. is to speak upon the subject The ‘9“(1 Wife. Dunbar-v;
Influence 0“ the Liquor 'l‘raiiic in Poli- Stamford; liquy. W. Chisholm. Bose
and daughter Rochester; Henry (lei
tics. other speakers will he Brig- ton.
Gen. A. Silo oil. of Stamford; John -
1“ gm.“ of “gummy“... Mugs. Mrs. J il‘rlaitsckcmowj. lr:,olmd linnbury: J.
or r ‘t D. Ellis, 0! Worthington. unison, New York; (‘ S Anderson.
M gac [W ll it‘l‘it-y. linniuuyz A. Schneider.
WATER POWER FAI' Is_ New York; J. ir‘. (lulslrnw and wife.
1EWE’l‘ Cl'l‘Y. 39m 3... ' .I “W. Mr. Vernon Char-115T. Miller and
hundred hands 5mm”... at um Ash ull‘m I‘ew York; Hill'H Frank uncut}
land Cotton Company’s mills were ““Ruk‘m‘fls- MHWW'S‘ J Smith N0
thrown out of work temporarily today i YOI'R Chester liuecni, (‘. ii. Ridge.
h\ the closing of the mills, as tinI wut-' linnhury; MT- and Ml'b‘ Doirlrier, cit)"
(Ir power has given out. The onntiu- il‘ Vi “’51“ New Yl‘lk Writ (I, Sump
nod dry spell has had It serious orient U“ ‘li‘ih‘ A l MIMI. Boston: J G Tim
on the rivers and ponds about horo. tic. Hartford: W. C. Great New York:
and tho lintclroguo river Willl' II turn . J. iiyonc. E. O. liuchholn. W. Green-
lshcs bower I'm lllt‘ \slilnnd Mills nnsfihaw. II. J. iim‘nls. Ilunbury: J. H.
almost entirely dried up li'oggouherg. N. Y.; W. S. iinndlcy.
m“... American Telephone and Telegraph
DANCE lN ARION HALL. (‘o . C it ’i’lrournson. Elizabeth. N. J.;
The St Joseph I; Sooiriy of iiunrzur iii A Wade .l iI‘. Kliililil. New York“
inn- Americans onto a very successful 1‘. licnerlhnn. Bridgeport MissR .
and jolly hall lust (-vonlng in Arlonil’oolo. Miss .l. Meyers. New Haven:
linll. There was .1 big nttriniuucr- nud- (‘ Anderson. \chtrrduy: J. W. Rhny
all aunt-arm] to have a good time
music was by the Hungarian hand
The kin orient My Dixie (llrl: Id. iluireriy.
New York; Holt. Fowler. .iirnni’oi'tl.
a sewing machine, remember.- ..that
«you want it for a mam. not for";
day. a week. ores youths Then .
realize that Singer Sewing Mankines
and Wheeler 8: Wilspns are
‘ the only ones good
enough for
a Singer Sewing Machine or
Wheeic dz Wilson you’ll find that Singer
9: MAKING, zoo; , '
(‘ V Brown, Jm ..
you!”
State Jourau,
Maynemi'l'hy,
of swim
role? .
“You. I pres
Smith-Chi .
uh the; not oollotmr common : '
"I want to teilf‘ :1 ll something. dear!
Your {armor generous... Fraulein ,x .
. (irate. icigoing toibe mutual. easel"
, f‘VVoll. I‘l’m. thorium... pa. .that that .
stupid thing is going to leave the.
house. But what numhehuii is going,
to marry her?" ,
“1 on. my dear!"
Too 'l‘rue. .
Some men we know have teithrg ways.
But. 0i aissi aiscltl
There are but iew we know at who
Have wuss o: brinsinxhock.
~Buiuisiphia groan... .
Interrupted llblon‘uu. .
“Did you enjoy your idigestion?”
nailed the congreksmuu a friend. .
“Not shear motivated the member
from Cowtraok Crossing,
0’ hard tqbiomllhhedomieoylng that.
vacations are nood- illustrating thwarts-z
try,‘ cause when we‘reihome the pub-
lic can be sure we sln'o doingI any dilm~‘
age."—\V ushing‘to‘n Star. '-
HW—
"l‘aklnx After PAM.
“Charlie. door." said young. \l rs Tor-
kins, “the baby is trying to talk again.
'It‘s wonderiul how he takes otter
“What. is be talking about?”
"I think it Jonathan} been politics.
He started very calmly. but .in a few;
minutes he was so angry had red. in
the face as he could he. "~Tlt Bi“.
N! All"!!! CM”.
Said Mrs. G—-—-—. who hold come to'
spend the tiny. to little Edith:
you glad to see me again. Edith?”
“Yes. Win. and miunmuss
replied the child.
Im’im She sold she hoped you‘d coins
the... and have it over withr'L-Olrio P
A Standard In! Hen-uremic.
“Thore' a no doubt about it." sold. the
man with a large diamolid in his nadir-
tio: “that mun is a genuine patriot."
“licw do you know?"
“Why. he can get up as much enthu—
siasm over in election. as he does over
a print iighu"--Woshington Stu. ‘
The Flow. in. Illa Plan.
Mule-«Yrs. will!
men and the lunch
but i duncodtoh ‘ifltlt the millimen.
Hulk-Ilene!“ they are the cream.
reggae ‘ “
his words, you .
AII Bloom, meson-u. I.
“ We robber who. .
Killian“...
.. newwgown is that
will enable your dressmaher to give you the heat lit and the- nearest one...
you ever hail. and your; skirts may. be “taken. ln’! 3 or A. inches.
Your pit stolen ill tell you to wear the Name .‘iMf-Roduoing W 7
ncreused. conii'ort and health: it ‘
until wornout.
HWOIID D“ an‘.-- fish‘s. ...
.No. 314 for-short stout women. . .. .
new not. w, 9mm...
1MIIWNKETS, airman ..
.unmgevweu ” -----
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..n,-yu‘.-...‘L.“,‘.u‘ .e 7;: ’7'.
LINE I. than musuu uuoeawsaa.
um F1931.
moat. museums.
Walter Heard. the celebrated Engj
lish tenor. this been encased. as Dillh
jcipul vocalist with the neat... meow.
crs’ Ideal Minstrels. For many years_
he sang in all the' loading churches . .
oi England. where his wooderiul voice
won..tor him unlimited praise and ;->.
merit. After many inducements he
was prevailed upon to appear with be
, Rue Brothers for this mason. Don't
tail to hear him at Hoyt's 'i‘lieaine
Monday. September 9 for one night
0iB y
“It's kind.
. iii 3 Dist“ 1‘.
_hey iBiI‘tis will read to a’ied
meat of Justice tellln§ or the
ity agreement entered into by -t. ‘
vet-Irritant and the Chicago Alton
MY DIXIE GIRL. . was. Who letter was written rhy‘” _
‘ . - . . tie'y‘ General Bonaparte Wand w
'llIo various characters ofitlro sue; ‘ceived by'erSlmswlast week.
oesstui comedy drama My Dixie .(iiri . Further procedure in the‘ “98‘ thin
durlnglhenction of the‘ play. term a will -be’I optional with Ju'dg '
kaleidoscopic pictured)!,thchospltabie. who called the special grandimy
carefree. lovable lnhabflouia, °f the the prosecution. The uttltudetot? ‘
biue gross regionmtheatuoky. where
theexcenes oithe .ulay areJahLuv Every
character. is atype. codeine lnio..tho
storvaith a nuturnluess and consist;
enoy, thatsblendeithe whole into a clev-
swim its Icomedy. irresistiblefithc love
“scenes. doiialrtiul .and the.I several stone
pictures. skillfully: :hsndied.= The: com
‘ any is! unyiexcellent'ooe. .comuosed cl
“Are
. glad, too."
' “It she?" “Yes
deemed probable thut he will. (t- "
once in’ the position (It the goveruih ht;
and dismiss the jar. , ‘
Evil. it is hiso inh died that hetero
he as dismissed the case lie will
read an aralgnuteht of the railroad
areithode andpiiloails ”'1th will biggerd
tight“
sgothi the one
i e 1‘th ‘
phny in
e Bamec (urge. '
it Is. hesitate that the dad
yehise to on ice t
n" Irumhem of .mvcritc’ humanly headed
by: thezuwin‘lome shine I» comedians.
Sadie Calhoun. My Dixie 1.0m will
he the. attraction at Hoyt‘a Theatre
tor one night, SsturdaypSeptomber 7.
AMERICAN LlFEOC‘lRAPll CO.
The American Llico‘grauh company
piayed to two crowded house: at
SiS-iV‘oyt'a Theatre yesterday. and they
owed that they are thi most pop:
hlar moving plcu are comp ny that ev
the a“). seeing these. as they are worth t e
on I‘ve”: till thequ
Mr. Soultsrrm~r flatter myleii’ that to Iluycd 50m. oi'wull't ”ydhgiemwil
”an nlwnymllwhcnl “earthworms EsSala.acoronation shown Iofothcmplci . ,_ .
'l‘lrn Normative—Yes, human-rile» lureewhioh “were all new ”WHOM " The radar“ attorneys e vidasuy
yaw)“. “‘7“th WAX?“ WOMMI‘ 4 Q! TWII‘CIMIKI‘BMDIu” Dim. 'two ”Mk. '1th wummw mien 9:996 “fa
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“"7 um.“ ‘ ‘ pictures “a” ”“7“er “”"lm‘m ‘ sistant District Attorney Kiihfirfld
WW Watch. to! M will so is out. oi..the.hit_,y
ggnteuhN rlday night. the.“ nail rlvin .“
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ohm Intereetmiii he..1t.mtedibl
«dormant-Sidney K...I?reh turnout-n
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chartedIrwlthuthenmurdep. at 79th
era-y uncontested: out ..w
trying to tomorrow on roll ,
than nationwide Iron (1...:
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