Not Many Fishermen M Hisve Money to Burn They can't afford to burst new pair of rubber boots every few weeks. They want boots that will last—that. will stand bard wear. ‘ ‘ THE uabs-runs Hun wsnmoa peers are lust thatkind.1n the last 58 years the Boston Rubber Shoe Co. has made and sold over 350,000,000 pairs of rubber boots ~ to be given this solidi!!! in the hull oi . ' The second. . known yet, will be a play. t'l‘he War“ it appears on all our Harry Gallagher has been admitted to the Norwaik hospital. Oliver Clark of Pennoyer street is recovering from a week's severe ill- ness. A number of itowuyton young people are planning to take a straw ride this evening. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. R. F, Dibble. of til Van Zuni street. Hurry Taylor of llowayton avenue. has been visiting in Brooklyn for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron t}. Stevens of Rowayton avenue. are entertaining Miss Watson of New York. Miss Bertha Schuldice of Bell island. is the guest 01' her sister. Mrs. Arnold Turin-r ot‘ Fairview avenue, Danbnry. .icssiellall, who has been one of the popular summer residents at Tokeh nchc. lcuvou with his faintly tomorrow for. int: bum.- in Brooklyn. i an. and tilt-a. Charlestbfmiefl‘who‘ have been shimmering at their rosi- deuoe at Bella island. have returned to their winter home in South Nor. 'Wirllk. ‘ I ' The season at iioton Point will practically close tonight, when the ho to] will be closed for the winter. Some of the outside attractions will remain open until alter next Sunday. and the cars will continue running around the loop. 3 Pulling through the floor timbers of a two story house and landing on the ccmcnt bottom of the cellar, 20 feet lit-low. Harry Henderson, of Southpori. was seriously and painfully injured on Saturday afternoon while at work on the lchlent mansion at (Tompo l’olnt. l Rowaytou Hose Company and tho. Ladies' Auxiliary will hold an oyster supper in the hose company quarters on Tuesday evening. There will be a musical program and a pleasant time is assurcd to all who attend. The cotupany is contemplating the pur. clump of additional fire fighting appar- IllilH. George A. Wright. Jr, left today t‘or New York city where for the next two weeks he will attend reiteurssls tor a part with "The Osmium.” Charles Klein's play. which no success- fully van in New York all last season. This year the play will so on the road with an excellent company with Mr. Wright as business macaw. ills many friends are glad to hear of his promotion and wish him the but of luck. George A. Wright. Br. who this year has a part in "The Country Boy." icit town several days ago to join the company. Richard be tisiiienne. the poet and author, and Mu irms Perry. the dnugb‘tdr of Mr. Ind Mrs. Hm mi- ton, are soon to be married. probably at the "lotus cottage at 'i‘otrmite Park both lit-.14 Gallic-no and Mrs. Pom have been divorced Ml‘ L0 (tableau has been doles literary work in a shank mi trader's island, this slum . trier. He ladle! “it the Hfhtons.‘ Mr he dailies» is casual as saying that is. holiness unhappiiy married persons Mid be nor-titted to get our married without interference on the am of the lift! or church. wmwi w“- n YOU“ VENOM“? . "rather.“ said the small boy “procrastinate issues slit dd't" and shoes; twice as many as any company in the world. and its WARRIOR line of hour—Fishing. Hip. Short 545 the best it ever made. .. Sold everywhere. fAIlt tor "Boston" Warrior Boots and Look for Ito Hub Trade-Mark ammonium»... riage repaired. . Tnesda. - Mrs. Walter Hutton, .lielghis has been in bed for the past ' two days. with rheumatism. ,wbicit Jerome Gainer is postmaster. 'ment as a postal-savings depository. boots and shoes. i auo NOROTON William Schneider is having his our The Dnrlen School Board held its first meeting of the season last even- lug. Mrs. Fred Schwab and Mrs. Percy . Lawrence, visited in Sprittgdaie on Mrs Rodoli of New York city. visiting her daughter, hire. Davidson. is James in of Noroton William Mulligan spent the day iish- ing at Pear Tree Point. recently; he reports the fish were biting line. George Greene and wife attended the ball game at Riverside on Sunday. George said the Norotons should have won the game; w ;.. .r‘a' Wr'. . ii Adolphus irvin. of Noroton ighis. worked in Ponghquag, New Yorlt. inst wank. but has returned to his home with a spmiucd ankle Patrick Sullivan. an inmate of the Soldiers’ Home, was arrested by Po- liceman Shields, this morning, for in- toxicntiou.——-Stamford Advocate. It. E. Benton. the well known piuumber. has purchased a new bust- ncss wagon. with name end occupa- tion painted on the back. in attractive colors. Mrs. William Schneider and «laugh» ter. Miss Gertrude. also Mrs. William Mulliken and Miss Lillian Sawyer. of Noroton Heights. visited in South Nor» walk and Norwalk on Tuesday. W. i. Austin. of Noroton Heights. has purchased at Lone touring car from hi. It. Shaw. He will take par. tics iront‘Noroiou to the White Plains fair, and also to the Dnnbury fair. “flu-'- The Noroton Heights postotilce. of has been deslmtatrd by the govern- 'I‘be order will take effect October 7. The fair to be given by the Noroton Heights Military Band will open on Thursday evening. in the are house. The company Intends buying some new instruments with-tile proceeds of the fair. on William Muiliiten has scented a po sition with Mr. Phillips, of Gleulrrook. Mrs. Charles Kiumnu. and dlusbter Margaret, also Miss H. Buckhoita. at New York city were the 1|th of Mrs. Percy H. La , over fiunday. The ladies Missionary sociatyer the Presbyterian church will hold a meeting seat Friday «calm. The society will send a boy of otothinI. which has been ”pulled by the sewing auslilm, to a school in the lake div trict of West Virginia. . city, but assurance is given that it will maritohsndmncantrtli of. In two weeks. the tire on puny st Noroton Heights will phases the first of a serious of theatrical productions the are house. The opening tit-mam pram mapped out for tile season. The iotiowed by dancing up to 12 p. at. about which lilttlv ll man Without a Smile. " There is what the company considers a. heavy. ray. prove an attractive featdre in the pro. gram lapped out for the season. The scenery for the winter productions have been purchased from Great and Company. of New York. a“... ...._—_. The funeral of Julius'Huroid, 63'. who died Saturday. was Midwestern day at 10 a. m.. from St. Aloysius church. with a requiem high mass. or. P. J. O'Leary etiolated. The de- mise was sudden. and was a severe shock to the community. from pneumonia. the condition of the patient was looked upon as tmoarious. but not necessary latai. his was a public-spirited man. and took an active part in local politics. He was also in- tenseiy interested in all public im- provements. and was an exponent of publicity in all dealings of a town 0!. borough character. A widow and live childrt'n survive him. The children are Sister Marie Atolnette oi Brook. int. and four sons. Coeimlr. Eugene. Joseph and Helionlmus. The inter- ment was in Springdaie cemetery. FARMER STONE AGAIN 103‘! "I TROLLEY MONT. Connecticut Conway Dumps 8nd in- to Excavation Under Tracks While He Sleeps. MANCHESTER. Sept Stone lost again in his fight against the Connecticut Company. The trench be dug under the trolley tracks. yesieo day. was lied today. During the night the cotupany run cars filled with sand onto the tracks and dumped the filling into the excavation. Stone. a leading trucmsn, cislm‘s the new double tracking runs across his W..suooimd as date . m... from unsold (3.9mm) this. 4. to . . attend the convention 01’ Junior Me- ..chitnics to be held at New Blritalu. on. i ' September '36. E. B. Grofoot.‘ chaplain ‘ oi the council, will also attend. Suffering :- 20.—~John ' Stair Quietly Show This applies to wyetb's tinge and dulphur Hair Remedy; tor it it does n6t do exactly what is claimed for it. .1. your bowels are . luggt bubflceuhatahcip mm haul-roamed. the sales would annually drop off. However. Wyeth' s Bose and Sulphur flair Remedy“ does “than Loon" as evidenced by its daily increasing sales. Drunists say that. this maturation sives the best satisfaction or any hair malady ever sold. Wyath's Saga and Sulphur is clean and wholesome and perfectly harmless. it removes dand- rntr, strengthens the hair. elves new life to dull or parched hllr. and grad- ually restores gray hair to natural color. This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle. and is recommended and sold by all drum zists. Special agent. Bulletin-Powell Corporation. “ a. _ .i. H. Snyder is in Reading. Pa.. on a business trip. Miss Alice Gulick has begun her school duties in Caldwell. N. J. Norlield Grunge will hold its reguilr semi-monthly meeting Friday evening. it. C. Williams and Harold Burrttt are about spin after a few days ill- less. , Mrs. C. it. Sconeld is entertaining Ira. Garry and Mrs. Payton from New York. .9 - painting contract for Mr. Waters of Chestnut Hill. Mrs. J. ii. Snyder aid brother Mr. lManughlin. were visitors in Bridge- ‘vori recently. Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. Wood of New} (Season ban.- lawn recent guests of" 9H5. S. B. Puncher”. m W Mia's Barbara Schumscher and bro-i thcr of New York are guests of Mr. property. The company pumped to losing firht against the alleged tres- pass delayed matters. He built ball a dozen solid fences across the tracks. Cars rammed the fences down. Exca- vation was his latest ruse. Now, that this has failed. the entire town in vain in; his next move. The light is considered a huge joke here. and crowds flock daily to the scene to watch developments. The courts may be called in to settle the difficulty. Also. the Public Utilities Commission must approve the col- pany's new tracking. w GENERAL STRIKE iN CDRDOVA. CORDOVA. Spain. Sept. 20.—-A.grn~ oral strike in the province of Cordon was decided upon today. Tim will affect the extensive coal mines at Bob more and Pemmya. ‘ l matron oiuom Met comedy Drama. Watts Hit “THE open the road tomorrow. but Stone's] and Mrs. Elmer Hull. m The Misses Gregoit'. of Norwaili. were Sunday guests at their grand mother Mrs. Ebeneaer Fitch. lilies Lucie Tompkins of New (inn- nn. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Finch, at “Hub Hollow" farm. at»... W. H. Finch is superintendtng the t .m» iliiiilillllll Hans! Veribest Vaudeville & Motion Pictures v m Sept. £2.19 - 20 LOIIMIR JOHNSON I. HAZIL COOK! lN . A Woman’s res ms produces And 3 Oder Acts smash emporium sue vnussesv building of a dam at the Mllhank larm thgtormer GeorgeA. Sturges place. addition to the rear at her house and improving the lawn with new cement walks. cattle which was injured in transpor- tation» trout the Orange Fair. is much improved. returned from an auto trip to Plants- vllle, where they visited Mrs. Ship- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, who M - Rev. and Mrs. D. Moses attended the George Elohingcr is engaged in a ~— Fenwiclt Optical Co. ‘KRYPTOK 7 Daily Line to N. Y. '-..4~‘,.—. _V.. Miss Louise‘Coley is building an One of W. J. Sherwood's tine Devon a Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Shipmen, have man's grand parents. Elia, the three year on daughter suffer“ from several convulsions on Saturday is improving. ecclesiastical council held at the Cork TELEPHONE CALL m lllllllllll Slim Dispensed All Kinds It Sash-“00mm Order lull tillillliili. Pill. WW BI-FOOtl IYIUEXAMINID "ill AND ousus GUARANTEED OpIn Monday and Ionian” evenings ‘ UNiTlD IANK BUILDING. loath Nomlit For rumour Only Intuit Propellers leave ‘Pic u. East River. New York (foot or Dover street). «on as: (on osptlnnday).stip a. height rordvodstllomltaptotp. It. and lath Kermit Is to 0:“ p. I am m Com AMI" il- “Nil. 0- 0. "WE. w MI W new YOU TAKE N9 CHANCE when yeti buy a Stewart Stove We will‘rsiund money after as . Manifestation-d. Pflcsstrorn $19 to $55 . iieid church. it; assumes son 00 museums". recs urns . WV ’ . ‘ * m ‘ . . it h i ~N o . ‘ an...” tidied .3; with: neon: EllililiidEIEiiT . p m. b ‘ Frank C- Fitch Wlfl Elven a surprise burly hill evening‘byi a large number or friends and neighbors, who-teak possession of the house while Mr. Fitch was calling on Q friend at Lyons Plain. The occasion was his birthday and was much enjoyed by those present who had brought with them many good things for the birthday least. The evening was passed in fun and merriment, instrumental and vocal mn- hic and comic recitations enlivened the occasion. MARY SALVETO RELEASED taco Bail Taken on Appeal. and Mar- riage License Applied For. Albert Phillips. counsel for Mary Salveto, of Btamtord. flied 9n appeal. yesterday, from Judge Young's decl- sior.~ committing the girl to the House of the Good Shepherd, at Hartford. This was at the behest of relatives and friends of the girl who wishbd to keep her in Stamford. She was re leased to ball of 8500. This morning the parties went to the Town Clerk's allies and applied for a marriage il- come. The Baiveto girl is‘is years old. and. under the law. the signature of the First Selectman is necessary betcrem license can be issued to her. Selectman Housman was out of town. so the license was not issued. The . Sexto-blade Razor ls just a goodwioia Ruler, or a “Safety.” as you prefer. Easily strapped, keen, smooth shaving blades. Ask to es- amins one. STYLE A. 52 STYLE B. 33 CHAS. E. DOW SO. NORWALK. CONN. The Celebrated $3.50 WELLER Safety Razor for 50c Call at our store and examine than: for yourself. W. F. Wigtpore & Co. DRUM“?! I North Main St. to. W Does Your Roof Leak? The Century Compound ITO" ALL LIAKI “o A GALLON 85o A GALLON We guarantee the weather wear of our compound for three years. Write for estimates. Correspondence solie itod. Centu'vltoonag Co. inc. II Washington It. loath Normals Hotel Mahncitemo I J. I. CONNOR. In. answer sue outsms one can est-Is as us oav sue urwaso WNOAYWNR, BalconiesSpeclaity TILOALLH vssusam a «ems. mm mines cum avssv ) o “it“ “0ND , eahiu «wit '1'” its. mum ”with visions. wmmm‘ ’mwmimtiwm Iadovvsstm vs. m HUndreds of South Norwaik Citizens Can Tell You All About it. Home endorsement, the public ex- pression of South Non-walk people. should be evidence beyond dispute for, every South Norwailr reader. Surely the experience or friends and neigh» b0”. cheerfully given by them, will carry mflre Weight than the utterances 01‘ istrangers residing in taruway plu- ms. Read thetdollowlng: Mrs. Charles Owens.._m Woodward avenue, South Nerwallt. Conn" says: “i am always ready to say a good word to. Dance Kidney Pills. for any cer- tainly benefited me. I was subject. dizzy and nervous spells and was any noyed by a distressing kidney-wash: ness. i felt restless and in the morn- ing was all tired out. Seeing ‘Donn'l Kidney Pills advertised. 1 obtained a. box at Plaltised‘s Drug Store and u dill] not take them long to completely flit » ileve me. During the years that have , passed 1 have taken Dean's Kldne! Pills occasionally and theydiave kept ‘ ' me in good health " . For sale by all dealers. Price 50‘ cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buflnlo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Dow's—and take no other. HOTEL ARRIVALS. . Mahackemo—J. P. Ruppert, \W. H. Jenkins. G. G. Phillips, E. W. Forrest. F. D. Burnett, G. T. Smith.'J. J. Grif- fin, J. A. Schumann, New York; G. P. Horton. Syracuse, N. Y.; William F. Crowsen. K. Kappa. Brooklyn: C. J.~ Duniop. E. 8. Blue, New Rochelle; Samuel Greenstein, L. W. ledwith. H. Brooks, Bridgeport. S. A. Smith, W. L. ‘Ranoid, W. H. Mead. New Haven; George M. Stebbias, Springfield, Milan; . W. H. Wood, Rldseileid; L. Mints.‘ Newark, N. J.; L. R. Hurlbutt. N. 8. Hurlbutt, Wilton; C. J. Thoma. Stam- ; ‘ ‘ ford; Mrs. I. T. Coleman, Rowayton‘; ‘ ’ J. M. Layton, F. D. Lawton, H. Melba «son. L. S. Beers. city. ‘: .._._.._.. Q. DAVID W. RAYMOND Funeral Director and Embtlmer 19 North Main Street. South Nomik Residence. 5 Washington Street. Telephone at cities. 338-2. Telephone at house. “I. TRAVELERS: ‘ Liability Policies Protect Automobile Owners ASK U! ABOUT RATE. 1. M. Layton & Co.“ INSURANCE AND REAL IOTATI AGENT. south Neurotic—3 \- ’7‘“ 5 Railroad Ave... TWO MONTHS MORE OF GOOD HOT WIATHER surrna with? the HEAT 'wusua RANGE)“ rust mu. am you oouroii'n AILI can as use on won an reams Housatonlcg" Pow‘er’CO.
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