1.111151111111111. is expected rThe diner» ‘1
,‘ent Ways in which the money was
made should he of interest to listen to. _
, A large gathering will be looked 101‘.
w
NEW
ANAAN
.:
. , N
W. 0. Mlddlebrook has returned to
his home iromathe south.
m
C. E. Weed huts1 resumed work at
Stevens’ livery stable.
and \It‘s. Fritz Reidei of tilt-
1,1 recently entertained John Gra
Mrs. D. A. St. John is spending the
week at. Bell island.
The Y. M. C. nine williploy Silver-
mine team on Saturday.
.‘.—u... w-
Elbert S. Bahcook oi Locust avenue
1 is driving a new Buick our.
Mrs. Lewis 0. liitt ol‘ Bridgeport is
visiting Mrs. Sauiuel-Jlrissy.
-—
Vile. T. 011 McKendl‘y of. Brooklyn
is visiting 1elatives in town.
10111“ a tow dais visit in Sheeps 1
paw—”v—
M Emily Beers of the Farms is
111111; Mr- and NIH. James Gra1,.
113811011. 1 1 George E. Purdy is visiting Miss Ger-
d: trude Close of South Norwoik.
i \liss Mildred Heath is enjoying a
week 5 stay at Hickory Bluff.
‘Margaret Sniffen has returns
to“: visit with friends at “Cobble' ‘ 1
89. Bell Island. 1 J. Frank Benedict and T. 011‘ M1-
1Kendry visited iliends in town lecent-
and M13. R. G. Williams are 1)"
rtainlng friends from their iorm 1
01119 in the south.
Miss Marjorie Sx‘oficld and Mrs. Ur-
. ___.__ i1ban Seymour are visiting ut Hickory
e clam bake by the Stony Brook' Bluff.
,oialflclub, Monday afternoon was at-L
d by nearly 200 people.
employed at
has left for
Belden Scott. re e11‘tly
Stevens’ livery s bles,
the west. .11
3131‘. John Adams of New York city.1
pend several weeks in his sum-
esidence on King street.
—...
1 F. E. Green and family has returned
1 home after a pleasant vacation at the
‘Fuirfleld bench.
James lgoe, Delbert Roscoe and:
Fleet Speery have left the employment
t‘ and Mrs. E11111 Hodge have re-
turned to their home in Maiden, Mass. i
e a. visit with Mrs. Henry Pink.
'5
L. Sperry.
Admiral Dot 11nd wife of White
.Plaius are stopping at the Wolfe cot-
tage, White Oak Shade.
'udson Watts has resigned his p0 10f B-
t‘idnst the freight station and \vill1
or at his trade as a pointer in the
hire.
The working girls of New 021111111111
enjoyed it dunes at the (‘ox place, (111‘1
- . . 1
Ridge, 111st evenmg. 1
i
tier a pleasant visit with friends;
New Jersey. Miss Caroline 11111-110119
shag returned to her home in this
Smith's.
‘2 .1 ~.
lee Mabel Lewis, who has been , 1'1 . ,
Sprlncileld Muss.
ding the past four weeks with re, ,
' 1 terdny renewing
resin Port obesmr, will return to '
or home today.
and lire. llorbelt 11.11a11d11lc of:
111.1111 in tohn ms-
at quuintnucos.
Mrs. Lonumoro and daughter of N.
1 Y. ('ity are spending a week with Mrs.
1 James ’i‘ouruior oi Curler street.
The ll1pnbiici1n caucus for choosing!
‘clelcgutes lo the 51.1111 and other con 1
111111110115 will be 111.1d on briduy even-
ing. ‘
Mrs.Jan1es (bay of Bridgopml has
sen substituting as organist in the
once of the regular organist, who
8 on a vacation.
Mia‘s Alice l.ei)nn and Mise Ella Mc-
ley of Dunbury have been secured:
a touch during the coming term at,
he East Snugutuck‘srhool. '
There is talk of starting a Demo-1
‘1 crutic club. it" such a t'lul) is storied}
1 '" it will b1 or mind "111112 ill 1 11 11
9. East Suugutuck school grounds‘ 111 1 L g ' s1 111. L
wet.
flit "belng‘flxed up in the pmpnrutimi 1,
be opening ,Of the 111111111- BN‘OOI‘Q" Harold Odell has returned to his
.'9 Smirk is bemg done )5 Jim“ “'1 home on l’onns street. utter a pious-
unt vucntion spoilt in the Adirondack
mountains.
C B Straver who has been
“8 in Europe for the past few A number oi New Canaan fans have
MILE RACEwFirst Prize. $5
brclla.
Umbrella.
SIXTY YARD DASH FOR
WHEELBARROW RACE
PITZER’S BARBER
miss it.
} Duty Right
Field SpOrts &Ball Game
Under the Joint Auspices of the Norwaik Base Bail Club and the Central Labor Union, at
AMUSEMENT PARK
MUSIC All Afternoon by Tilly 8 American Band
The Best Labor Day Program ever offered in the Town of Norwalk
Field Sports Beg in at l p. 111.
AND INCLUDE THE FOLLOWgING LIST OF EVENTS:
HALF MILE RACE—First Prize, $3 Sweater. Second Prize. Box of Cigars. Third Prize,
100 YARD DASH—~Open event for championship of Norwaik.Pri1£. $3 Hat.
1130 YARD DASH FOR UNION MEN-Prizc. One- half Ton of Coal.
Ioo YARD DASH FOR BOYS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE—Prize, League Baseball
THREE LEGGED RACE 60 YARDS—Prize, Two Boxes Cigars.
SACK RACE 50 YARDS—Prize, Order for Derby Hat.
.50 YARDS—Prize, $2. 50 in Gold.
‘HOD CARRIERS’ RACE—Prize. $2.50 in Gold.
BROAD JUMP—Prize, Box of Cigars.
THROWING BASEBALL—Prize. $2 Sweater.
CLIMBING GREASED POLE—Prize,$5.
No Entry Fee Require
BALL GAME
3:30 o’clOck
The rubber game between two of the best send-professional teams in the state.
You can‘t afford to owe yourself something that yOu can afford and can get so easily.
it’s 0th a Quarter for the whole thing.
in
. ills
of
el;
of
of
---~-- ATTEND THE ----
turn of State‘s Attorney Stiles Jud
son as the prosecutor after an absence
The tollowlng is the jury chosen for
the Common Pleas court: William W.
Clark and Edward R. Morris of Beth-
vByrne. ol’ Bridgopotit; John Hawkins
and Arthur E. Wile icr of F‘uirfleld;
Charles E. Purdy and Samuel ‘Reynnld
James 3. Johnson and John '1‘. Keane
Charles M. Smith. of Norwalk; Benji»
mill Avery‘und lrving M. June of Stam-
ford, and John H. Elwood ilnd John A.
Kemper, of Westport.
one week, from next Tuesday and
session will be marked by the roJ
FIRE ALARMS -, '
Fire Alarm floIacuartex-s at Elect”.
SOUTH NORWALK FIRI ALARM
, .onu
Works. ”Telephone tor lire alarms,
N0.
8——11Wa.shlnxt0n and North Main at... .
Mahackemo flotatd .
4-4011; and Raymon
ls~——x G florist Factory,p
8~Hoyt's Theatre1
7~Norwnik Hos 01311111)
avMuslc Hall. Millard and City Homo.
llwctoss at
lZ—«xWest St.. Franklin School.
ill-xc'0ncord 51‘... Concord and Lin-oil
Sc hoo
linortn Main and Ann Stu. 1 ‘
lit—«High St. and Be view Ave.
ld~xl~orwalk Iron orks.
Flu—West Ave. and Cedar St.
ills—Mich School West Ave.
21~~West St. on 'i‘aylor Aye.
Bil—xhlly Ave. and Lewes
24~Chestnut and Hour Ste.
onroe BtI.
nearly a year through illness.
Patrick J. Dowllng and Charles J.
private.
Greenwich; Gardner A. Hoyt and
Newtown; Edward F. Smith and
Pair Shoes. Second Prize. Box of Cigars. Third Prize, Um-
UNION MEN OVER 40 YEARS OF AGE—Prize $3 Sweater
Entries may be
left at G U S
SHOP. 32 North Main St. South Norwaik
FOR "BOYS &
zowxsouth Main and
flownexlngton Ave. and Austin st.
27—West and Elm Grove Sta.
til—12101111110 Mtg]! 51., between Grovo' III
3.
32—41114) Electric Works. State St.
84—113mm; and Ole
1510.1 Stu.
715—xHuvilund and
37—xllocltwood Mi 3.
ll—F‘airflcld Ave. and Cedar St.
42~Tay‘lol Ave. and South St.
. til—«Woodward Ave. and Meadow Bt.
tbwgurrltt and Quintard Aves. and WItII
iii-«Woodward and Lowndes Avon.
151—0111111211 Hill St. and hilmwood Ave.
§2~Wushington St. Bridge
Sit—Freight yard and Ann eSL, private.
54~Norwalk Lock Co, private.
(1:) Denotes non- -interterlng boxel.
(M) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stmke at 12 noon and I p. 10..
standuid time o, 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing 0!
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm, tire out. "-
calls department,
“‘Thwe slow strokes, water to be Ill“!
—-"1
mAt 12: 05 p. m.. each WeIueIday. I be:
tilled for test.
lre alarms for any district also red
solved by telephone. 24.
LOVER’S
“ THE ' PLACE"
SCHOOL
SHOES
is
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. 56 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
4~Fitch School (private.
B—Mawin School (priva e).
212 ~Enst Washington and Fort Sta.
Eli—V an Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
216—East Aves tand Rowan St.
217—Wlntlelds
mil—Fort and Charles Sta.
224~—East Ave. and Fitch St .
225—St. John St. and Edlle Ave.
332—Seavlew Ate. and First St.
335——Boulevard and Second St
silo—Cove Ave.a1d Fifth S.
337—Bouleva1‘d and Blackstone 8t. (Tel )
(til—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel;
342—Key ser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel
343-Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(706) betWeen the hours of 6 p. m. and
6 a. m. giving location or 0tire, an alarm
will be given 0‘ near-best
Private boxes will only one pulled for
tire on remlses where located.
Seeon alatms are only to be glvcn by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the fire
Special SlgnaiI
1_01npee blast at odd times, testing or lino
GIRLS
STRONG, SOLID FOOTWEAR,
MADE ON NEW AND STYLISH
LAST.
$1.00 to $3.00
I
,1
11
TWO STORES
Norwaik South Norwaik
1«Cili1eebl11st at B p. m.. standard time.
1-1-—T1vo blasts, fire out
11-11—-'l‘wenty two. at 8 ram. no morn-1
ing session of public school
li-ll~r11'e11tv-t1vo. at 12: 30 p m., no all-
NORWALKS
vs. YOST
Don’t
temoon session of public school.
llllll‘ 111~Ten blasts quickly calls th-
euthe dena1‘.tn1cnt
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
15—- Comer of Mum and Wall Streets.
"lwllolden Avenue and Union Place.
22—-—Splixlg Hill and Kellogg Street.
2-4—~Ul‘ii(\ll Purl 1.
25—“ est Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27—~Frunklln Menus and Lyrics Place.
31—41115 house. (I’1ivute box).
32—“ est Avenue and Merwin Street.
Sit—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street. _
34-«Ci111pel Street and Wilelbor Avenue.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Fmbaimer
19 No. Main 81., So. Norwalk
Residence, 5 Washington St.
Telephone at office—~336-2.
Telephone at home—693.
Can » you beat it
for the money?
The deciding game of a
Norwalk won the first and is
BASEBALL—Sat. Aug. 31, 3:30 p. m ——-
Rib-West Avenue. near the armory
38~Stexens Sheet and Elm C1est.
ll Cross Stloet and Wilton avenue
42~\lnln SIl‘tt‘I and North Avenue.
Stamford vs. Norwaik
series of five and the second game of the Me‘rritt cup series.
after the second. Admission 25 cents.
» Labor Day Morning,
0nd of the Merritt cup
at 10:15 —-— Port Chester vs. Norwaik
conteSts and sure to be a hot one. ' Admission 25 cents.
with” ‘3 elxpected t: Aemm this r1‘1ent11 taken nd\.1ntnge ol‘ the bus to
dw” preacht e rst tune, on attend baseball shines at South Nor-
y Septembe111 unlk on Sundays.
yer meeting which was echo i The Republican Club. last evening.
he he” “‘9‘ evening “1 the decided to establish headquarters a‘
’1 Farms church has been post ‘Iluymouds ilull. The committee on
‘ utll Saturday evening on ac-' the hiring 01 the hall reported favor-
: so much going in tonight ably. It was decided to hold the first
“001 Whom the towni of 11 series of rallies next Tuesday ev-
dittit’léd into the “bum, free1onlng. The rally will he in the nature
Whoop, to witness the M101? 11 smoker. Music and speaking will
“1%“ which is being held make things lively during the evening.
was W118 11 trout for the A banner will be put up with due cere-
1“” mony. The banner will probably reach
from the ‘Rhelnllardt to the Mead bull
ding. lust eVenlng’s meeting was
well attended. The committee on on-
roilment report progress and 5100 was
subscribed by the first ten members
enrolled. it was decided lust. even-
ing to have no dues. but that funds be
contributed by subscription. The de-
‘ termination to 1 to the club a perma-
the lecture room of nent institution was further advanced
am... Congregational mt last evening. meeting. Alter elec-
tbe the scene of a social tlon a small house will probably be
'11 the members ol‘tbo procured for use an a clubhouse. The
'd‘csvorsociety. The so- cub will probably have weekly rallies
allodia "dollar social" at its present headquarters. Those
meanfthat’éveryoue will will nttord a time for a smoke. chat
=ar,‘ but a few weeks and speeches. New. 111m Republican
rs or the society were Club has been organized it is up to
charter the nuclei, every Republican to take held and
11611911 it is under: do his bit to help “things along.
the members have ’ ' * ,
111111; the dollar and
MW...
rs.7'Cl1arlcs It. Taylor ex-
, down this place some time
" ”Mr. Taylor has been pas-
1A certlncste ' oi incorporntlou was
_ tiled yesterday in the cities or the 111s:
rotary of 11111 tote or tile state by,
IiilliiiT BEGILE GIVE A
(Continued from First Page.) 1
number, marched out on the stage.‘
stood in the glare of the electric
lights.
This is the second time that the
entertainment has been repeated, and
it was received equally us well on all
occasions. There were several minor
changes made and new specialties ad-
ded, all or which were line and well
received.
The entertainment last evening was
ekcoilent in every respect. The pro-
gram was cut short somewhat on ac-
count of the weather. As the enter—
tainment was coming to a close the
ruin started to fall. and 'bslore the poo-
pic would tear themselves await. it
was coming down pretty hard The
audience was loath to deceit. or they
were greatly enjoying the originality
of the jokes and the clever way in
which they were presented. The mil-V
stool selectlohs were well received.
able time arranging the excellent pro,
grain which was resented. Landlord
... Thomas F‘.
manner in which he directed the at—
1worked out.
J. Wellington Bruce 11 last year's time Violinw—Mrs. Sven.
FINE Llwu FETE table to look up the trnlns.
1result is that they have to stay
hotel where the boys me to put up. Michael Howard
1They me under the watchful eye 01'
A” were attired in beautiful costumes boys come and a good time is enjo1 ed Mrs. Stone,
and presented a picture, as they iby all
‘Emma Millard. ‘Mra. Daniel 13‘ Toomey
Much credlt is our the committee,
in charge. The ladies spent censlder-r‘
Mo ahon likewise do!
ssrvls much credit and praise tor the,
One of the girls gives At the plunowrhiiss Minnie Millard.
and the
at the terlaln111ent-lllrs W.
The committee in charge of the on»
J. Tracey. Mrs.
The committee in charge oi the
The booths wus:~—-Mrs. B. T. 111119110111.
Mrs. Perks. Mrs .John
.Hunlon Mrs. Vurson, Miss Kuthrlne
Miss Katherine Waters appeared in Duffy, MIBB ‘Anna Tierney. MI‘B- A8-
11 Spanish dance. She showed much “93 TOI'DY-
skill as a dancer and received the ap- After the entertainment was over
pinuae of 1111 "regent; dancing was enjoyed lllltli 12 o'clock.
The program 101101.18. .A number remained for title feature
Music was furnished by Miss Mary
Violin solo Mia Elven
(‘rott ,on ‘
Accompanied by Professor Gibson. the violin the piano and M19' SW0 on
the Musical Revue, “On the Vernn i The committee in charge wish to
da" (lash——
. thank all who took part and helped
M” IStanhops, Chaperon-Mre W' ‘1' out in any way. They are especially
Tracey.-
J. Wellington Bruce-tieotge Glover. fgrtégg;211;ha Mohegan Spring W“.
Michael, 11 star boarder-Mlchael '
1. Riordan.
Landlord-Thomae ill. McMahon.
Enid. a fair co-edaMlss'Edua Howard
1 Other Fair (Jo-Eds.
The Misses Helen Lockhart. Ther-
esa Cuhlll Theresa Sites, Vote. Han-l
ion. Helena Millard. saran Gilhooiel'o
their ohupcron. Mia. Stnnholle.
witchlng piles provoke profanity,
ibut prolanlty wont cure them. Dean's
‘Olntment cures itching. bleeding or
rotruding plies after years all suffer
i 114:. At any drug store.
w-
JURY DRAWN FOR COMMON
PLEAB CRIMINAL TERM.
W
and Mrs. Michael Howard .
Atwood Glee Club .«wCliitord Worth}
James Tierney. William 3mm. Joe-1
eph Monackland. Allison dmith John
.Wook Tunney-«criminal show
low Court .Fcllovflng was.
is 11111111.. ”
bell.1c‘aurt hnixse‘ifhere is to the drawing
Musical numbersr- 1
- Moonlight my .......nuuh dumbbell the Common lea; court,- 11111111111 side
» is sure sign or 11102211 111111; or the unit
AT LAST
IRON
that we feel confident
will be Entirely Satis-
factory in‘ every way.
Complete with 6 feet
of Wire-wound Tubing
1N3“! Chm Yur Will 091111 Next
otbe nonstaniiiy grow? ,
burner. rrahu Doom and 111ml: Gama ins return at new 111111; at the county _
or a jury to its Member tel-in or 1
«1‘1 once Sheet.
51—(‘1111111 Street and 'I‘lndall Lone.
52——Mul11 111111 Catherine Stleet
v Canaan Road and Fair Sheet.
54--Chestnut Street, near Summer St.
55 Main Street and Union Avenue.
6.!- —(ln The Green.
fill—E: 1st A1 cone and Lincoln Avenue.
h4w—Eust Avenue and Dasknm Lane.
.- .‘..--
-we have found
”.43 ....._.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT.
lz—nghlsnd Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. & H.
Ill—Hickory Bluff and BellP Islatnd.
14~Pine Point and Recon?
zl——Long Island Sound to McKilntle
3—-“(entral." McKinley St. to
22~Pennoyer St. to Crosss
28~Croes St. to “Railroad.
24—Rttllrosd towfizotokalde.
3M
IB—Whlto Bridge north tto Brookslde.
ill—White Brdl so 8. E. to 1.1.! Sound.
t7»— hits 81111 e S. W. to I. Sound. .
One stroke 0 the tire bellI at odd time-
indlcates testing.
.Two strokes ot lire bell. thus, 1-1. in
Four strokes of tire boll, thus, l-l-l—l.
water to be elm to
A third or more 0alarml indicate Iorlou
MAILS
Norwalk Postot‘fice
mm Duowsmd '
on 5110!"
I. m.»
a. m.—-«Dunbury division. .
I. tum-West and South Nahum.
West and not! Namath 1
ilork and m 1 ‘-
m.»—-Eaut and Bolwtth Norwuk.
meanbury dl vi l'slon.
p. m..~—Polnts want at Stamford. uh
only.
. nip—West oitnd South Norwolk.
'5. wwgvennon Station. Donbury In.
1 t
. m.-—Eut Welt and so. Norw
03. m.-- amt t'. West Ind 30 Nor-w
mid-yo and Hal olmy
tmall closes at 5: to p. in.
Sunday collection £1t 8: 8013 m.
M‘dlroctlu I.n
~Csnnon stoic
:gynt. west 0! oBrileDort.
“simian“ Ind D nhury.
m__ Amubwwz'ivih‘é‘. ”“' "m“
' so no so: semis.
:3“
.m.—-!llut Ind lion Nauru].
01'm.~1§’o'fl York. autism and m
W
7:" 1). one smut, West nod 80. NW‘
‘ .'mn Frim‘ E‘hlofiulfid‘rgemmifu
l
m 21’. I. some. 90-111mm
an“
SOUTH NORWALK Rm (”3“!
' Booth Noreen Pesticides
$2.25
United Electric
Light 81 Water Co
Norwalk Chronicler