. O
Samuel Mead, of Edlie ovum, has
unturned from a two days visit in lu-
ristown, N J.
It. and Mrs. Elmer 'Bl'acken, who
have been camping at Calf Pasture,
have returned to their home in Mar
Win street. Nor-walk.
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Daniel Keogh or Seaview avenue,
who is ill with typhoid lever. is re
ported to have had a bad day yestcrr
day. His many friends are bopetul of
a. speedy recovery. V
I
“ward Beers and Charles Anfml'BOD
are down the harbor today after black-
ish. Much interest is beingV‘taken by
Soul men in the contest for the big-
gest fish for the pole offered by Fred-
erlclt E Lockwood of Norwalk.
o ,—
Boward Light and family are to re- VV
.movo shoitly from New Milford to the
I. 8. Ainswortlthouse in East aVenue.‘
Hindsight has taken a position as en-'
shoot with the St. George Pulp and
Wales Company in Norwalk. and ‘Mrs.
flight was formerly Miss Aiusworth.
A number of Christian Workers
11m Bolle Island, headedby Rev. W:
James. will conduct the service at the
m avenue V Methodist Episcopal
church this Ieveni'ng. A very interest-
as; service and a large attendance is
unclaimed. There will beVg'ood speak-
ing and illusic, and all are invited.
Noto' that the meeting will Vbo tonight
instead of tomorrow night, as is cus-
may.
not {Norwallt people are interested
in the action taken by the board of
modules last night. on the project
~01 other disposition of garbage dis-l
nasal. People here have become hear-
uLy glclr of the proth dnmllillg place
and have entered stroll; Protests a:
mitotic”. A ‘Vcelilnéi'ttee Ni...
inclined to inVestig'atVe the cost 0 A?-
using and operating an incenerator
plauL in the city, and report at Io. spew
Icial weting to be held in a few days
To secure possession of the fast mo-
tall, boat, Paul II, John W. Banks and
Int-lo E. Banks. of. East Norwalk have
brought replevin proceedings against
filo Aston Motor Co. of Bridgeport. it
I: claimed that the defendant company
dull wrongfully, retained possession of
1115 boat, which. is .valued at $2.063.
since May 15' last. in addition to poa-
session oi the boat the plaintiffs wait
81, 000 damages. The Aston Co. is sum-
.tmonedV to; appear before the supeIiOr
«lonrttlle first Tuesday in September. A,
IA largely attended meeting of the
citizens of the East Side was held last
night. at the East Norwalll Yacht club.
'l‘itu object was to protest against the
ditty per cent. increase of water from
mepartltionl tor the fair.
. act at 8 met-
" Vin; lie‘id swfimfigmm
confirm the appointment at Robert N.
Creeps as highway commilainner oi
the town because, of an allow irres-
. of nuanccVis responsible for. The lat-
"ur board voted sacraments unsold
”sign an undated rmignation’ he lily.
it is understood. signified in willing
. ago to place his name to,,.it. The se-
lectmsn, however, take the stand. or
refusing to confirm the recommenda-
will dlo held at Baton Point on Tuesday mm 9.; long as tho firm for M."-
next. Members will take regular ears, 0W8 WHO! 3. included mg
as the committee thought best not to Selectman “ten mind an my”
“"5359 a ”New car from the town's oppose], Edwin L. Sco-
leld. Standard such a docu-
Edith Chapin soprano. and William my :1“ not be mid in court n
W. Houston. tenor, will appear in LI is further pointed out that the select-
wte” do Trianon," an 0W“ in men have the power at removal from
'V -r‘.,.dnos.'m.*nemm
- will meet next Tuesdainighn‘toatart ‘
"writ! which it“ claimed the baud ._
MONEY
{Milly Model
Can "be seen H‘cre
A I. Collins 5 Cofi
Arrange Vic: next winter's coal
supply new. Sumo: Pikes Are
New in ”not. '
TALK 11' even wrrn
one Wt It the T019119“ Club Satur- oilice after charges have been profen
day, at 8: 45 p. m., in conjunction with red by a majority of the finance
the "am by Arthur tPhillipa, the 11°“ board. according to the provisions of»_
The usual high class Wednesday mo V
”V serial beautiful—“Tile Goddess." lea.’
luring Anita Stewart and Early Wil-
George Boughton, the dairyln'an, has sarded as one of the best of the mar-’
don Opera Company baritone. the bill.
tion picture program will be shown at
Charles Bennett has gon'e to Longhorns. This iiig Vitcsrsph production
lust purchased a new auto truck for k9" features 3‘0? WNW": the II“
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ARIEN . -
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Lockwood's Hall and Pleasant Hour to-
Island for a week's vacation hasgalued in popularity ever since?
his business.
“THE CLEMENCEAU CAQE."
AND
N—OLKQLDN day. including a new installment of the
—~ the first presentation and is now to
A rummage sale will be held in Nor Theda But I “or of “A “00* The“
oton merging “.11 ohms. today Was" in Alexander Dunn's silicates-
from 10 a “1.40 it p. in. piece “The Clsmmepccau Case” withi
William Shay, Elliott names and otb- -
no annual picnic ’9; the Methodist era of all star minimal: The play ad-i
Church was held yesterday at Roton spied and produced by Herbert Bren-
Point. ,A' very large number attended. on. rat tomorrow Hazel VDawn will be
presented in a Paramount special pills}
Miss Susie Horn of Whodbury. L. L, to playaa
week with Mrs. Charles Bennett.
known star has spouted. On Saturday
'Who Pays!" series will he continues
Mrs. M. P. Conrick of Rookvilio has with a Broadway feature and Path-
returned home after spending a Week Weekly. indications at this time are
with her brother. .nev dailies J. its that Cholly ChapunLday next Monday
Guano. _ will $9.le obsmonV Thou- will ha
“.2 .., t' W 9;: :3
all. “and idle.- heals-«5d dist ill-s. andthaimonrcon
Tll‘dibre Detention; lili'vfo g‘eli’un‘ed miles it'uckwood'aj.“ mi Valuation” my 5 ’
from attwo weeks' vocation
yt’ Falr- dltlontll; All ICbV'aplln initiators a‘rk‘ lo.
field Beach. yew ,
‘ vitod and urged to mks maria“ Tho
manpgelnont hopes fir? only one thing
MI‘ and MV"- .1th Drury have re- ——a big night or fun for all patrons.
turned from Albany. where they spent . V'V
‘ ’ -w~--fi'-¢w—t—-Ih-l 5
their honeymoon; and are living with NEED OF RURAL GREplTs.
Mrs. Drury’s fonts. '
i nor sentime- Va. Jpn" 14 «in
'an address on "’BVhe Need of RurVol
There was a. ,snrpriss paVrty given Credits"
before the National Font-1
Miss Helen Brummen at_ her home "861’ Asmim 000mm m '0'; '
Monday evening. sIévecal Norwalk’nnd 485'. Myron '15 Herrick. “mm“ Am
"Stamford friends being present. . -~
“on. ' ed) ior' whatever trouble exists in.
P'ostals have been rhcelved VfromV .Wr‘fl c.9mmunities. the establishment;
bouipvllle.‘Ky., from Milton Smith audV o: cooperative organisations ot tar—I
Anton Nordic, who are planning to mere, including cooperative hanks ‘gos
reach the Pacific coast in canoes. Ecredit societies. The greatest of all'
“‘4"- :the needs of American agriculture is.‘
The hwn festival given by the La- in Mr. Herrick's opinion. organized
dles’ Aid Society-rot the Congregatioual selling and purchasing power.
Church. On the Schlichtlng place. willi
take place Thursday, rain or shine l
ELKS RECEIVE REPORTS.
LOS ANGELES. CAL,
Mr. and Mrs. c Vw Bell, Mr. and
feature at the mouth will be presented '
being William Fox's presentation at ,
aa“Clarlasa.' one o! the moat; _,
has returned home otter spending the popular features tiirwliicll‘ this woli‘l * ’
nation illotuql lithiumhr 99th,, 1193351 VV
bassador to ii‘rpi'leed urng as a mi '
July 14—— ‘
. n1! various committees submitted to»
“amt District. After a full and "'9 .ngs Alfred Morehouse. and Mr. and
discussion by a. number 0‘ the- WIN? Mrs Ma-rl'l Norman have left to their
coauthors it was noted to 31,901!“ I automobiles for a two weeks’ vacation
committee to wait on the Public UiiVl-.- to Lake Winnepesaukee
fillies Commission, and see what could
be, done It is hoped to have the cm" Following is a list of pools: e l i-
anipVaion come here and make an 1!” tars at the Noroton postotllce..;1lxinV:l3V3.1
mflgatlon 5: conditions. and then ’9‘ Mrs. Laura B. Bell, Mrs. Harry S .
Mon the legality of the increase in Cross, Mrs. W. E. Carr J. Frederick
all; mes The committee “@999" “9" Emanuel Mr. and Mrs A. n. Griswold i
m of Ellis 5- Howard D Bu" Miss Eleanor Juflus, Miss RikVa VKarl- V
Beach and WWI!” A- Reid son. Miss Nellie Murray and Miss M.
'- Moore
‘ Tho men of the Advent Christian vy.
Sunday school having lost in the rec-
not contest with the ladies served a
dildo supper, last evening. to a. large
miter oi the members of the church.
muslin was excellent in every way.
and thorcughiy enjoyed. Following this president,
in. ‘onarterly meeting of the Loyal
Worker-E Society was held. Morpheus
the Methodist Episcwal Church,- lastV
night. the following ofllcersV were clock
ed for the ensuing your: C. B. Fitch,
B. Thompkins, vice- -presi
dent; W. R. Laundes, segretary; B...H
Raymond, treasurer; George Sharer,
chaplain. and Edward Tuttle, outside
guard. ‘
m and showed the society to be .,...VV
dugout condition in'every'way. Rev. I, . . '. ..
m Stone, of wgymgmpd §IV° 09, Mr. and :Mrs. 'Herm‘an Thoele, of‘thc
dine addreSs. and there was a musical Post Road, celebrated their silver wed- -
mm, including a duet by Mrs. F. ding anniversary last Sunday. The oc- ' A
m and Miss Merriam. and chorus 0851011 W88 participated in by about
angina by, 811-
. .. pie and proved extremely enjoyable
. V‘ V ‘ terns and Mr. and Mrs. Thesis proved
. AYTON e capable entertainers. lI‘lley mobilise
the event. , . '5’
At a meeting of the Brotherhood of’ “l
. l fifteen relatives and friends of the ,cou- .. .2,
The grounds, wenej decorated with lau- : 51. V V
many beautiful gifts commemorating ' ,-
Distribution 0! reports to various
committees authorised today the busi-
ness of the Grand Dodge session on
the second day of the reunion pt, lie
Benevolent and Protective order or
VEllls.‘ The report o! .the committee
on state organizations was to be
made a special order at the afternoon
session. ‘ '
Hm&GallS
Will fit a dummy form. but -
not a mainly form. Sulfa
made- to order from -
S. I 515.com
Custom Tailors Tel. 35 L5
325-237 E. Washington
Cleaningd’roosingm oodle-
n mmtb
Tr
onus silty. «' VV
" moo momma... n‘oVw um
810.00 Rotrigerpt nVow 011.3!
8'15.OilV Refrigerators. now "2.75
. 814. 00 Refrigerators, m 011.“
min mastoid. 1me 31m
812.00 Refrigerators, now 80.75
., stile Moor-tort; now not».
' ‘87.50 Refrigerators. now 10..
All Nuoahold com. Inow and
, second-hand. wisdom“ lowest
trim.
ll. sorrows“!
01 Nun-l ANAanVl?
PM” ‘10.: V
Linen Suits
, sold
m.
4,i*
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JACOBYS
PICTORIAL REV
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THE SUMMER FASnHlGN 300K ’ g , .‘ -.
‘0' on
.c...
aturism cm ‘3
’é
lsw PATTERNS l '
UNDERWEAR
I and Children.
Vests
V’Isc and 25c
guts .. ..,... 25c
liaisons ._.. 1.9359 and ass
,, i “Salli. and Boys B’aflmggan
r...,...,.......... 25c and see
A Complete Assortment at
E. K. Books
IAHAOKEMO HOTEL ILOCK.
OOUT‘H NORWALK.
‘V “ New Line Just Received.
IVORY .IQDS V
Prices Range
VHEN you' re behind with
your work, with Only a few
liliuutcs in» which to—gct
~ oupp‘ér-‘tllcn the handy NEW
PERFECTION OIL Cooksthvo I.
helps you to hurry. .'
It light: at the~ touch of a match.
and
cocks as rapidly as a gas. Me.
It regulates high or low, merely by
raising or lowering the wish. If»
CISY
V momma mimetic
stores everywhere. ‘~
Exam 355 up
ooNNsitrs
STATIQW: STORE
16 V50. Main St. 80. N:orwalll
no, , _.
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' . WEATHERVVV FCRECAST. V
Forecast for New Haven and vicin.
ity: Generally fair tonight and Thurs-
day.
f j The pressure is belav No normal in
neaaly all districts F of [the Kori. y
'- Jualatainl. d‘his c . who favor. -l
the development of light, scattered
-‘ showers during the last 21.33pm. Plea.
‘1 cant weather prevails generally this
morning east at the Mississippi river.
‘ The temperature is rising slowly in
Atty contraband eastern dist-pistol.
W
WEATHER AV mills AGO
Topsy.
SIATelllpcraturc :
.Cloudy.
W‘ -.'V
.,.‘I We have a number or new -lvory
Pieces suitable for gif'tI‘o from 23c up.
'Donuelly’s Stationery Store.
. l
Low,».os;..ghig§.,
' 1'. CliVlIVVrlss Adams. Selle,“ W Vfif‘ the
cooperate. casytoclcan, easyto
, usetts Accident Company, is
V V in Vtoan todayntliaww gysat, of 'iWillihm
“*le ma Wm Iv 2'3” Pftmketh Sew g? ”hi‘fiaflhwg dis.
VVVSamtlll'qg new Ask‘ your dealer VtoVVV’V
thowyoudlcNEWPERFECTION V
No;
VVHcalm firmed you plenty. of. hot
7 with thcfirelcucoobngovom
Maudie PERFECTION Water V
mnmngwateraodnnkesyou‘indu
pendent?! the dirt and drudgery. of ‘ ’ '
the
hot inconvenient coal range.
For best results use VSOCONY
brands oi Boron no oil.
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4', 'J,m.nr :1“; it} “l-
,l
‘ Starting tonight, at). tho»; Norprllr'
‘. I ..
-x s- {£53537
m Glob, thero will In hIVV mus
old to be furnished by the Vw‘omlltz
Sterling orchestra. Every Wenonah
A evening‘ throughout the season will ”go
MWMJK unmanned:
'.l
at, c
Nines elan and mné‘fill‘gorj West
avemlp. lait this morning Ml till homo
as mew "nlu row. dweller
Farm. The two locallpromioaatdnp
dares Via the national 9"!!!“ W
.movclilcnt. will he in Winona. at- §2 30
o’clock Friday afternoop; ivth the
Vladlcs interested in the cause 4b that
section will visit Congressman 9lynn,
Vaslllllg his support. ‘
, v1, V---.Vw -
Wr". .
....l A. pleasant smaller was héld“last
-‘ evening .by_ “Embers-oi Sherman
Council, Royal Arcsnnm. A large num-
ber “of friends of the manual were
in" atte peo- atd Injoyed thoroughly
7 the pro or “teaching. Tilers- you
and planting, and Edvard Spla’n rend-
and several interesting songs. A we
itor from; Fulton Council; Rd. A; was
IinreseIni. Rodi-estimate followedg. the
meeting. . t, y .
, _ . I '
V The hiasoliic Comppny.‘~ at this city.
V have awarded the contract for the
». W o; a one Iatogy addl.
tion. 35x24. to their building on South
I d: Hoyt and the roof to Harry. W Ma-
ther. The new mama‘s. “itseu
be VMr. Donnell! as mm room. A
VVVVVglaVss booth will he installed to! the
Vdenicaatration purposes. The Plétorp
al fiéfiew PVlitIterll section will also be
ditiou. There Moledhe provisions
made for tile said of various idles
ly ehhrge the Donnelly store}? and
prove an attractive addition to“: the
Main street. Tho contract for itho _
'V cementh has boat: [We to; Berwn .
- enlarged; taking in part 9! the nail au-
fancy articles. The additi hillgreate
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