emery-mu v ‘
A
_ '"Mx .
Al Taylor. an employee of the Cree- up for discussiui. The commission-
cent Laundry is enjoying a short vs- ers will ask for authority to make a
cation from his duties in that place. contract with the 3. N. I. Telephone
moms-Ir to install telephones where
There Will be Sunday who“ at ever it may he doomed advisable flld
Christ Church at 12 aelock on Sun- "00“!!! for the “in" 01"“ ill"
m, and m the children are urged to trick 00mm Willie-I 3-
‘ and Kr. and Mrs. C. Isrteailarrett
withbouquetaandwaswollmaflr
beredbyhorh'laodaspd relatives
”macadamia”!
Hr. and Ira: Charles id; (ls-islet
have been enjoying a week's emu”
ins cottage at Scotch-Cove, near To '
hassle. ’
Frank Taylor of westport left yes-
terdayonavseaiiontrl‘ptollatne.
Business Directory
\
Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Let TWS'entinel Directory carry your name
and business into eVery home.
HENRY MELLII, .21 We
u au‘mnig, Men...- and real Street, ........ Tel. 10734.
estate. Invent-Ina. ,, Tel. MOS-2‘.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
e. N. MeKlIBON, Tel. use; Electric
' summonses non mus. '
“Perpetual Publicity MPcrsoI-mlity Produces Patronage”
.- . “N.“mufl “Fm... ,, A.
k T f plant. now under construction on my:
my; and equipment of the present
’ .. _ giant oa Seavlew avenue. The com-
be present.‘
Mrs. Hickman. oi Haviland street,
Booth Norwalk, is the latest addition
to the efiicient laundry force in the
Crescent laundry. ‘ .1
East Sides-s can help us make The
Sentinel especially interesting to l
them. by phoning 92-2 or writing us
hny items of interest.
lies Margery Heller-molt recently‘
returned to her home on Charles!
street after a very pleasant sojourn‘
with relatives and friends in Derby.
. Conn.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary
Society, of the East Avenue 31.112r
Church, will hold Its annual mite box
opening at the parsonage on Tuesday
evening of next week. !
i ...—......
Mr. and Mrs. hederlck A Berggren
have removed their household fini-
tore from the former home on 200
Washington street, to 65 Fort street.
where they will in the future reside.
Compo Beech is enjoying a liberal
share of patronage during the present
spell of warm weather. Hundreds of
hathers are taking advantage of the
splendid swimming facilities at thlh
place
I
The creek in the rear of the Cree-
cent Laundry is the favorite "ol'
swimmin' hole" of youthful East Sid-
ers. Scores of bothers are daily on-
joying swimming at this place. All
kinds of water stunts in order.
and great times are enjoyed hero. , I
2 The regula‘r'mid-w'eek prayer? meet—
ing of the East avenue M. E. church
was an exceptionally Interesting one
last evening for the fact that it was
held on the lawn. A large number
of the members were in attendance.
and the services were most attrac-
tive,
The third district was well and ably
represented last evening at the Re-
publican convention In the City Hall.
Ralph E. Dertt, Edward B. Smith,
Myron Osborn and John Gerham were
in prominence all receiving election
as delegates to the various conven-
flons.
The work of the committee on dec.
orations for the large fair to be held
the last of September and first of
october is progressing very favorably.
The water and gas pipes have been
laid in Van Zant street as for as the
Community lot. and the work is pro-
gressing very rapidly.
Every morning all available dock.
space along the water-front is oc-
cupied by youthful leash Waltons, in
quest of snapper-blues. which are
plentiful though rather small. But a
few more days ed the long summer
vacation remains. and advantage is
being taken to enjoy the good fishing
and bathing.
I
Considerable comment was the re-
sult of the result of the action taken
by the First District water commie
oieners in raising the rate of East
Side consumers of first district water
50 per cent. Many local residents are
heartily in favor of having the water
metered. It looks as if “.AI" Homer's
birch-beer font will be kept buy as
nresult offlteincreaseintheprice
of water. I
.
——
An important annual meeting of the
voters and tumors of the third dis.
trictisto beheldonSeptember 18.
at 8 o'clock, in the Fitch School. Var-
ious matters of extreme importance to
the district are to be considered. The
report of the district commissioners
and district treasurer will be heard.
An appropriation ct $2.500"wlll be ask- ‘
ed by the district commissioner to'
further equip the new electric light
.wlowplooe. Thissumistobode-i
rived from the soil of the land. build-
\
i
snissioners will also ask for authority.
:DistflCt Clerk 8 C. W have
‘long string of electric
- who. through a misunderstanding, gets
Miss Betty Roberts of Bridgeport
visited friends on Lincoln street last
mm.
8nifllu1..n0err,lrevyJues.and
signed and issued the notices for this
meeting.
E'DARIEN
...KQ'EQN
‘W
The Wild West show. at them; Trolley cars between Westport and
Point. ms woeh. has hes a big at- ' Southport were several minutes late
traction to diaries. last night as the result of the lishts
on the Southport line not“!!! 0‘“ 0'
order.
MrsIJOhn Batterson of King street
has been entertaining her sister from
Manchester. N. ‘H.
Miss Ruth Allen of Comps will on-
ter the New York School of Applied
Arts and Sciences next month.
Miss Ethel Tilsou has returned to
her home in Port Chester after a
pleasant visit to Miss Ada Facts of
Woodside avenue,
The Noreton Heights' baseball nine
will play the Nationals, on Noxon's
held, Saturday. at 3:30 p. m.
Arrangements have been completed
for the second dance of the Compo
Lite Guards which will be held Satur-
day evening in the Compo Beach
pavilion.
A series oi mixed foursomes are
belogplsyedmtholinksofthe Wee
Bun Golf Club this afternoon.
Mrs. Howard 0. Will-roll, of Main
shoot. was yesterday the guest
Hrs. Walter Alexander. In Stamford.
Miss Marjorie Pnrdy and lilies Ruth
of! Allen gave a pleasant beach party at
aCompo Beach Wednesday fight. AI.
ter luncheon on the rocks there was
Uselghtly strips of and extend dancins.
along the my more “he railroad I
3““ find ‘ m “ "°‘“ N The funeral of Antoni Virlles. son
“m ' '2 ;of Mr. and lira. Charles Viriles. will
be held today item the home is
Fairfiold interment will be In St.
Thomas' Cemetery. The deceased
Sylvester Bowen. of this street. ar-
rived in town yesterday after} stay In
New Jerk, where he underwent a sixth
died Wednes n ht was tw
"mm” °" All W 3° Hill some out maths and 130:0” a» old. 0
in town a few days before leaving for1
the mountain.
The funeral of Fred-ink Prscilup,
The Schiichtingm m closed on two months-old son of Mr. and hire
which over 5.000 m at “arm hold this afternoon at 2: 80 o'clock
disposed at to Doria folk The sale "0'“ 01' hm 0" 0”" “WWI.
Med m 31W “I. Iml‘ hem: Macksnum. Interment was in -thfl
sold at six cents a pound. The man: CathoUc Cemetery ll Westport
ket prices of sugar now is eight cents. ...—......
An automobile truck on
The Noroton 'lioights’ Volunteer‘ tracks of the Connecticut company in
Company-lair opened Wednesday: Westport Tuudey nlsht culled some-
nlgm, m m fashion. without a u; what of a delay in the trolley service
crowd. but '1“. fun m.- .11, A's 09.3.. between Westport and Norwalk. it
ing night in an affair of this kind new“ was thought at first that another so
er calls out the fullest attendance cident had occurred but Investigation
Things went easily. The firehouse was proved that such was not the case
brightly decanted and Illuminated for The tnlcli in question got stuck on
the occasion. The nationfl colors the tracks.
formed the scheme of decorations. Ai .
lights was: The past two days have been the
strung above the roadway in front of hottest of the year. While the condi-
the firehouse; the wide open doors tlons were not quite so unbearable
showed the pretty scene inside. The yesterday as the were Wednesday, the
ground door was given over to games humidity was sulhciently strong to
of various sorts. a cone-rack. wheel-of- make things disagreeable.
fortune, and a hand-throw dart target..‘ day, in the opinion of Westport peb-
all of which were the cause of merrl- pie. was the most uncomfortable (it
most. The refreshmentl. Ice cream. the summer months. The thermom-
'soda water and cats, were also on eter did not second to such great
this floor to the right as one entered- heights. but the atmosphere was
The udles’ Auxiliary" are In charge of sticky and unpleasant.
the refreshments. and assistlld them
are George Boom and time NORWALK coun'r CAsEs.
Bartoos la charts of the game 80¢- Norman Jones. of Stamiord, was
tion are John Malian. 10“ wwsl allowed to go by Judge lochwood. In
John Mcflsio Al. Mcfielo. Walter Blur the town court. this morning. on the
dale and Fred” 33?" Lynch and charge of drunkenness. This was
H. Roscoe conduct the wheel-of-for- Jones' first ofiense.
‘tm. rs- upper sort of the WWW John Degas. of Chestnut Bill also
‘was given sin to dancing 8“ t° ‘ received a suspension of sentence on
comic sketch. “TI! MW“ Baby.” the same charge. He paid 81. how-
aone-act 11°09. which W‘ mer- ever, for the cost of an automobile
ry round of am M 1‘ “me“ which was necessary to convey him
wasthe hero 0‘ "I. F," the artist. to the police station. Oncor Pogo
made the arrest. Degas was discov-
ered lying on the trolley trucks on
iRiverside. avenue last yesterday after-
noon.
into a scape. Kiss Wallace was the
landlady; mes live We. the Mt-
ist's sweetheart. and Jack Duzdalo.
the policeman. W‘s orchestra
furnished the music for the dancing.
rheumatism-1mm, with WY MAIL Dummy nv
SPRINGWOOD
the landfill“. mi- limit. with Business men of Springwoui. or
members ofthemies' Anxillll'! h“I"Whlstleville." as the section is
charge of the lane! articles
Bachelor's W will be ”M onl
mm nint-
"The (auxiliarly coiled. will ‘be biased
with the announcement of the South
Nor-walk post-once that early morn-
ing delivery of mail will be made
7:80 o‘clock every morning. In the
business center or that thriving com:
munity of Norwalle
This new and much needed ser-
vice will be started on Monday- by
Costello, who was recently appointed
duties as such the first of next week.
Increasing meterlslty the efficiency
‘0: the local postal d artmen-t.
appointment of an anal carrier
means the making of sevan com»
routes. instead o! «tilt. and will be
the means of seals. the burdens of
live. Great and donates; who have
been Impala: It Tut-eke Inn all
summer. returned to New York oitv.
7M".
the .
Wednes- '
Postmaster Andrew Leary. Vincent _
a regular carrier. will take up ”his ‘
The .
AMERICA ro ounces
Your people! our people!
people!
Our hearts go out today.
O'er titres thonand miles of wa-
ter, .
My
decnlikeflleepbofinllaugb
ter.
Slowestethofiercegodoiwar,
Downtoddonurftoiasyitem '
‘ Yburfinnlooda mat-o of
m, r .u“ N.
....-_. *
WebsiYour people, our people,
..,, people!
For God is calling today,
A rising of the nations
’Gsinst one: man's ruthless
away i
Yo are mightier than an em-
peror! b
For greater than a king!
Down with old traditions!-
~Let worldwide freedom ring!
...Eachaage.
l:
' Nonwaui Alive surety co. a
louthNorwalhinrespossetom-y
rsouesta
when. Wogstaadm
voyturuishdogunequaled eoniosstw
Mkmw..eutbusium
M Nev-mallsI Tet tease.
J. A. “ONTNMIRY, 21 Well at.
Nervous Tel. “5-2 and M
JACOI solutes. his. use Law, as
Washington IL. ..........1~i. us
learn our, sin It.
AUTO REPAIRS.
new a new moron' can on.
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
W“. “I'D“, “NW... 1"". m
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
mm MYFUGE, Auto. lapel",
Painting. 9 Haviiand It; Tel ass-2.
soars, scans, mambo
MAW. “PAM “09.22 Washing-
ton Cereal, loath Nos-walk.
14' IARHAMOII, North Main “not,
built Mei-walls.
ll. ”WWI“. Water ttroet.
South Remit.
,uumsoww,ss.uemut.
.oamumewutynnm i: Q“.
.IAebs 'vooaoismr. as my Avenue“
ammonites
tetra-ease WIT“ mm. 891‘
KM ”M's-......vfll. 41!.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
on Well a.» c... as W a.
noose llboolaossssooIIa-sss
—.——
CIVIL ENGINEER!“
HENRY a. 14le am:- Block.
south "omits. Tel. ....... «as '
Self Gianni-a I Owl-fly.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN antenna on was»:
“my, a Clay or. re. use
memes, mucmu
D. P. HOAIELL. Loo. Blatanaa Ex.
Ones. Home,
Vegetables, muses, Candies
ANTI-low cannon-st ammo
Avenue, first see.
FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish MIA Defers ordering
fish, fruit and vogoIIIeO, call one.
FURNITURE
aawsouo and soil as main sue-i.
«emetic. .......... .. ...Tol.15.
STERLING roam-ruse ce., 127.
12s Washington as. .......Tol105.
JEWELRY. NOVEL/TIES
wechL lersuusN'rs, Toys. Eta.
free 3:29:91! We at.
i '1 '
you rename
THE. seam eases, so wunlneion
‘ to
’ .. .‘..... «a
Set: Tel. ......_‘.;'.‘.
.fimxgn'z‘m“ ' 8
«sense network, m mes
W
‘ streamline cnocmv
A. mass.» Miriam oi.
rel.......,...,._..,..... ....iose-z.
LAUNDNES
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 8!. W
Street ............ Tel. 30'.
' ...-....
mummies
Clock—REPAIRED—Wllsehes
ARTHUR 'r reams. 1s war-mum
ass-t, .. .. rotten:
comatose BUILDERS
one: use
~- 3'3. JOHN A KlY8ifl. steamboat PL,
M m ......... Tel. 1M2.
STEPHEN UNGVARV 123 West St.
until Wis. ........ T00. 1403-!
MM” A COMTBWTION
m Wm. Tel. sea-a
\
m1. CONTRACTORS
sALVAvon canister-v. as Wood
m..." . .....v.t.atas.
DELICATESSEN
!. ll. IDIIHOUOI. Deuces-seen and
Foes, Mg 35 Wall. Tel. 421.
DENTISTS ‘ I
summertim- ltssler suns:
60.,V
silos reissues as Washington
West. ....... .. Tel. ace.
use. a is. 1mm», so North mm
ell-eel. , ...... . ...... ......onI 305
stoneware
sou-m sonwmne illoNUNENTAL.
u on. Main «ma .Tsi. 009
~ NURSE-8' REGISTRY
DR 8. D LAWIIMB. South Main
am. also chlnpdm. .Tsl. m
osrnomns ‘
on o. A. WW cue-us
amusing, Hamill “hi. on
PAINTERS. PAPERHARGERS
i
G, BECKER PM" “In!“ 18 VI“!
avenue, ................ Tel. 118-4.
JAGOI. A. WI, 108 South lain
1".in
' was. H. squomN, Room ‘11,
PIANO TUNING
BONNENBERG PIANO OD" 104 Wash-
South Norwalk. ............ Tel. 30
STEPHEN L. cum, to West at,
South Novwallc' ....... 70.13855
-.-—-—-—- .
PLATING Nickel
8. SCAM A SON, Wlte' Street.
South Norwalk, ..... . Tel. 342-2.
Bran
PLUMBING AND TINVING
ROBERT 8. THOMPSON, 54 First St,
East Norwalk, Te 39341.
.........
ARTHUR E. IENEDICTJ? “Jen st,
South Nomlk. . Tel. “‘38
POCKET BILLIARDS, POOL
KNORR‘S, Ticker .Servico, .Base'slc
News, Sporting Events 17. S. Main
WILLIAM s. Hus-ELL, 10 South; 5.
min 8M 8. Net-walk. Tel. 129%.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE.J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, .. .. ........ Tel 632-3.
it E. DAMN and SON 45 Wall Street
NM, .. ..... . ...... Tel.13113:2
THOMA‘ C. “LOO". Mall! P. 0.
Block, Wall Street. Tel. 160;
”...—......
TAYLOR I. GOLDEN, South Norwllk
Tm CO. MIMI". Tel. 1230.
s...“-
G:
3‘ a
a.
' salts lid}. Not-walk. Tel“...
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE do. Now and secondhand,
15 Railroad avenue. .. ;.. Tel. 312-4.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
South Norwalk ........ ‘Tel, 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS moron can co. Con. '
Motleut and West eves. ..Tel'112o
TAILORING REPAIRING
aocxorr ones. 20 North Main at,
«so: we ..... ..Tel 3522.
JOHN KUIOVIC. Caste-Inner, 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel. 320.
TIRE VULCANIZIN G
assent s. cseeoav. 1 Wall street. "
Wk. .. ..... .Tel. 324-9.
l
UPHOLSTERERS
a. 1... 139313. strut. hum-5. s. K. MITCHELL upholstorornnd un-
assurances '
m I‘LL: HAIR“ Killer Block,
- Wflhm m
prune ,
“MM GLIAMM A DYI-
IN. 00..“ Milli, W Tel. ”1
ELECTRICAL WIRING
.mus it Slime. Light and Pow--
n...............'rels.us:‘ssaa. All“. .............. Tel. 100-5. Street.
‘Silver Lake ice.”
Wshsvoosiesdsdour service tol
We do setback trade by oaths.
ontogeny
nxmmwemufiu‘
menus
Entirely Satisfied
DHO’I‘OGRAPHS
decade :3 NORTH. 1s Wailingtsn
smut......rmo6omm
“PIANO assess
W98 I I» HALLOCH. 92 South Halli
' M ....... .......... Tel 119-8
ARCHIIA'LD MEMIAN, 1| Bayviow
Yen are Not
wmmmh'yafow
meals. mus well cooled
and served propeshr. We al-
“unsatisfied-atone».
l
hmthmmuthobooutifyiulof Immfioslalvlngon the
mmwmmuommmmmmaem
oryBoulevaid. Hams-a wmwwmqh blah-w
.lthedistrictepropeitywillslaocome darwlllt‘fi‘ldsr Shawna-hm
all the carriers. This is vet-vouch V {l . their attention to mill! easel
norm or seiner-mu and we ' - . mmmuwaieeeb.
...... ... ,, ,_ _ 3W . Tripp sRestaurant
' -~ssw,mmsuno. ,
hummus-m
den-taker 11 Water 8t, Tel 1382-!-
wm‘now emeritus
so. Nonw-ALK Wishes: a HOUSE
cLumNc co. sex 516 j
Rugs wovm' Carpets
ORIENTAL RUG worms. 7 Winfield .
. ........Isst Nemlit
'l‘hc lleed & Volk
Electrical Co.
venom Fully Illulplol
ILIOTIIOAL error
In us run
mansion
Norwalk Chronicler