m Luci, ACClDEN‘I! AND , 7111: Indie: 1 nougiae‘ronier and
‘ . “'51“va ‘Bucklngham Woman’s Belief Corps.
’ , ‘GF ALL KINDS, , assisted by the veterans of companies
, A and F, ivlll serve a dinner to_vet-
"1 sis, Burglary and Compensa-
erana and their wives of the Seven-
Rents Real Estate" Shore teénth Regiment Association at the
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«Country, to ten: and for
aylor 8. Golden
mory. Saturday, Anguat 28th.
m NORWALK TRUST co.
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”JupgoI John J; Walsh enoyed (h
week-end cruising in the “Beulah" o
the Sound. He had a party of friends
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Long Island and yesterday was spent
with him. On Saturday afternoon theyI
witnessed the motor boat races off‘
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lilli NEWS
bliss Annie E. Smith is enjoying a
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, :I-vpc‘atiori tiom her duties in the Town
IIJISIerk’sI ottit-e.
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JNorth Alain street, i1.1s pnrtlinncd .1
poses
- Taylor
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‘Im I
. ears Mr. and Mrs.
' era john Koletar.
’ :11. Served in main dining room.
iil‘inch,
Andi-cw I-‘odai‘. of Cliff street. this
.morning resumed his duties iii the
People‘s Trust Company, on Wash-
lngton sin-ct, alter a pleasant vaca-
tion.
”~—
trip to Long island, yesterday, aboard
the "Ida. ““3“" A “105‘ pleasant “a“ wire for Llarcucc Bio\v11,on E iinwoodc‘
was cl‘ljoyed.
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g‘ The monthlv meeting of the Nor-
1‘walkIButldlng and Loan investmentl
Company will be held in the oiliccs oi
& Golden, on Washington
street, tomorrow evening.
“it. 3- Finch. ‘0! New York Was the expected to occupy much of the at~
week-end guest of his mother. Mrs.
{Mary J. Finch , on Van Zap
William‘ Skidd. of Burritt ayenua
is enjoying :1 weeks vacation from his
‘dtities in the A. J. Collins Company
1- store on North Main Street.
Seierai children, yesterday,
{baptised in the Hungarian
‘church, on Leington avenue, by the
pastor, Rev. Gabriel Dokus. They
l W ere
‘3 were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John “"1““5
christened .lolan Clara, sponfi
Andrew Mezzo;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Andrew
"lflllezzo. christened Margaret Elizabeth,
sponsors Mr and Mrs. John Koczi in
Kabul.
Elizabeth the sponsors being Mr and
..NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
room open until 11:30 p. in. Popular]
‘ —< oua: REG‘ULAR PRICES.
lKolynos' Paste....... ..... ..19c
lWoodbui'y's Face Powder ”.2.
in‘crnising to diiferent. ports.
I ning.
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i‘l'UlIl
rls are receiving poslais
lightful time. During her trip
A‘- son was 'born this.morning to ‘ai'ris has \‘isiit—d many places 01‘ 1.1- ~
.
. r. and Mrs. Leo Johnson of Wilson ‘ lerest. Among mourns the MaiteawanI
P int road 51 1 has 'tai Vassar “Colic c eBaconI
W‘ o *1 .mwm a 8 pl g
IIHeigl1ts,.1\'ashington' s hcaounar tors. a1
(cu ioiflk
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1‘ Stephen lloluis, assistant to
outing litltt iii Lordship island,
new ltepun “ “Ha" tor deli‘”-‘ PW" iillducport. M 1‘. i‘okiis won first prizei
Andrew I
‘lielius and iohn Kt'ancz of this city .
.in the running in‘oad jump
g» Iltei. Stephen (hciiiitsttv of lh‘idge-‘ plated U“, nu. single 111.11‘5 niue,tl1at,‘
,port, toruwi pastor of St. lmdisluus 1,) ,1“. Nlllt.‘ of up, “-115 .icicatcd byI ‘
iliungarinn Lllul'l‘ll, was a visitor in I]... married men. .‘
‘ this city owr the weekend. ‘ ..-- '
“ 1"” _ A "(1“ 31min ch room housc will be
Mr. and Mrs. David Burns, Iot‘ lililll on SIIJXHH’FI) avenue on tiiel,
Brooklyn, N' Y" were illitors, o\er Fast bide for liessls. lulc‘ilc‘tlll &1
Sunday, with ‘\ir and Mrs. J. livers h), H. Y. Carr. A permit was;
to" Van Zant stiett.
‘rct-cived this morning; ironi the build-l
111;: inspector. Other permits acre
aunt to C.‘ W. i’cii to
plumbing and heating iii the
William ll.
plumbing and heating for
lline. livcl'sicy avenue; to the
\‘t’lllllllt‘ mobile; to ll. ‘ . Mueller
I‘Menuc 11nd tor Mrs. Annie Day on
Fort strett
‘LARGE ARMY NEEDED.
DETROIT, illicit, Aug. iii—Consid-
.eration of the alleged necessity for n
“as’
larger army and reserve corps
The
party returned home early lat eve-
Many friends of Miss eGrtrude liar-
her
which report that she is having a de‘ _t
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The ANN“ J Collins Company 01‘ ed the big ltepublitan gallicling and.
install i
new '
McMahon house on l’ut-j
nnni avenue; to .l. Colctiinii to install!
William l
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Taltnudgc Brothers, of Woodward trig and Plumbing Company to install}
avenue. and a jolly party enjoyed a plumbing for Joseph Gothvil, oti Sil-y
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Willlill GilliPS [liliil
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téntion of delegates who assembled‘I
t street. here today for the sixteenth natlouaII
e‘hca‘mpmmb‘ of the Veterans oi that
(Codtlpuod Fi'ofij‘irst Page.)
'Foreign War; or the United States. .
The Ladies' Auxiliary or the Veterans ‘mnrket 1"! immense amount of i'ru‘lts
Iat the time .
"l‘lic \otcran Reserve Corps
declared Lieut. G. 8. W0 odslde,
Pittsburgh, w
force would stop a wasteful leak
our army administration
“Some people suppose uniforms can
be slipped on a million men. thereby
giilng us a line army
year to whip him into shape."
AUTOIST PAID IBIG FINE.
t esterdliy..
Iot liu‘lcign Wars is also meeting here ““d WWI-11"“. not only in the nearby
Nor walk markets but
is 'largcr commission
through the.
1Ref0rlned "needed 161’ the safety of the country," Bridgeport, Danbury Ridgeflaid Now
of Canaan and Stamford making the bulk
ho was one of the early of their doliveries in big motor trucks.l
‘The creation or a reserv‘o although manv shipments are made toIl This ‘3 the ‘0“ 3'0“" for apples and 1‘8"? from 7 l) m to 7 a m is per,
lmitted to sleep. from midnight until
1paratit ely light although a good many 16 11 111., subject to emergpncy call. she
in! more distant points in curload lots by
rail. “‘
Scientific Rotation of Crops.
the afternoon thed aughter of Mr. and f3“ 18. however ”0 man 35 a soldier .entiflc rotation of crops keeps a large.
Mrs. John Bartif was christened irene WNW“ mining It takes at 19““ a force of harvesters busy until the last "em ”f 9m" “M natoinal fame Who land TEIBDTIOHB and 'i'etegraph Clim-
of the “Pill” are harvested just be- ,give unqualified praise to his unease-mam. 350 for violation of the law tlx-
fore the snow flies. Between 4.000 and tul methods. which have been proven .1111: hours nf labor fm. women
vinesaide are among the most inter-
esting sections visitch Two of the‘
earliest tarleties .9!" Moore’s Early,l
land the Worden and deliveries will be Opinion of Massachusetts Judo. in
'made in BridgepprtI and other cities
Ialiead of lhe same varieties from the
famous slope 'New York State
That Imalil crop w the Concord any?
Nla’rlara 'varletica d Iuli’y one hallo l
the vield will be sold to the small wine-1
imakers throughout Pairfleld county in}
merchants “info" ‘0'9' and “9m” 75 tons m" be Iudge J. W. McDonald of the district
iccurl.
day that, although Miss Esther Hum-
sold in this way and an equal amount‘
in crates.
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Off Year for Apples.
the Jackson apple. crops will be com-
Ehundred barrels will be marketed. J .
Early in the spring the immense as C Jackson, in particular, has some of meaning or “1" law and be con-
0‘ soldlcrs. The ilaragus beds begin to bear and a set the ”"9” “mm“ orchards l“ ”‘9 Slate'lfiequenlb' fined Frank A. ‘Wilson. dis
which have been visited by many ex-E
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Furniture, Ragalleds, Bedding&llauges
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Final Clearing Sale
Of Women’s and Misses’ Summer W
. less of cost. Suits, Coats, Dres
scs, Skirts, Waist , C
and Hats. Nothing urricd over into next seasofi. orscts
must 0.
Cloaks &
THE P ARIS Millinery
33 SOUTH MAIN 31‘. SOUTH NORVVALK
aging Apparel regard-
HELLO GIRLS WORK
WHILE THEY SLEEP
Toot pan. .- ,
MARLBORO, Muss Aug. ltl‘.—‘——Tele-
phone peratoIrs whoaowhoura of labor
are au 1; that they drfpermltted “to“
19st in the exchange building between
their periods at the switchboard work
while they sleep, in the opiifi'oii 01
Judge McDonald ruled yester—
blett a local operator whose. hours
‘works twelve hours a day within the‘
trict tramc manager of the New Eng-
The l
.1 000 bunches of asparagus were mar-1 thy results. 0110 block in particular lsiaction was brought by "1.9 State Board
Nicholas Santinello of GeorgetOW‘n. ketcd, mainly on the C. J Jackson and: h“ ”rm“ and comb“ 0' twenty 80"";01‘ Labor and Industries as a test. case
When the raspberries were ready. C.
091' Murray “”93le Santinello yester—l ;.J Jackson had a bumper crop of the
day afternoon, and charged him with burly red varieties. but the ralnv sen- .~ Othl crops that are used as fillers
speedingr
“hen asked for his oper-
was necessary to move the crop quickfi
]\ and Frisble the Bridgeport pieI
QZPlnkham's Compound ............ 79c Judge Lockwood imposed a fine of $25'n‘mnI used from. 300 to .400 basketsa
All patent medicines at reduced
wprices. ‘
Stillson-Powell Corporation l
PRE$CRIPTION DRUGGIST.
and 011 thé other tw
fondant was taxed $10 on each, wti h
Iotaiiitg $8. 01, the
total amount that Santinello paid out
the costs in the case
w as ~03 (‘1-
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0 counts the. (16-:
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.day as
lthe regular trade. Jackson and Webb‘
specialized on the “black cap" varie-
ties. and sold fully 15, 000 small bas-
lkets to the regular trade. at very sat-z
10 Years
..mr
saye them now. .
South Norwalk
Open Monday dialing: from 6 to 8
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setting aside now in your South Norwailc sav-
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Savings 1111111.
l lsfactory prices.
h’elght‘ and, the two farms are easing
off fully 125 full 16-uuart baskets a
least another month.
Plenty of Peaches.
This. is the banner peach year for
local growers and the various Jackson
families have 26,000. nice new baskets
jready,'and not only expect to fill them
lull, but if the weather holds good, they
areEBr‘tain to require some 6,000 more
The’total peach acreage of the Jack-
son clans are about 120 acres, averag-
ing 160 trees to the acre, with a grand
total of almost 20. 000 trees, and all
loaded to the breaking point with lus-
clous fruit. The warm sun of the past
Itew days has caused the earlier yarie-
ties to ripen rapidly. and some hun-
dred baskets are being sent to n‘oarby
markets daily: but it will be fully an-
other week before we main crop be-
gins to ripen and from that time 011'
for several weeks. it will be a case or:
hustle for Aeyerybody‘ concerned.
Bic Grape Crop. , ,«,
Orapos are one of the moat. import-:1
i
fson started and although the picking mi
.iSwan's Down Pace Powder ........15cI ator’s license, the autolst could not “is good for three or four weeks, it \‘t'ell as cantelopes of quality.
.19cI p1od11ce it and neither did he have the
.. Doan’s Kidney Pills “.39c car certificate with him. For speeding‘I]
long as the. crop lasted, while;
tat least 10,000 baskets were sold to;
day and this yield will continue for at I, '
Ladies' Grill and gentleman's lunch paid heavily for his automobile ride Jackson and Webb farms. for a net‘ acres of Baldwins alone. with another and an appeal was taken in behalf of‘
in figures it 00“ him a sum of over $1000.
“911099 (15016 (“1019 lunch titty centu, total or $03 01 i“ the “9‘0““ conr. sons call a small crop of strawberries,
11: 30 to 2 p. m. Table d'liote dinner. this morning. when Judge mek“°°d"amountlng to "on“. 2000 quarts" It”! “"98 0f the \iclntosh apple. and
utenty- -ilve cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p.11nposed lines on three charges. to throught fair prices.
:‘gethcr \\ 1th the costs Motorcx cle oiIi-I
What thetJack ltract of ten ti‘ctess planted entirely Wilson.
with the same \arletv. Then he has'
another ten aciess of m1s'cellancous
varieties ‘
Plums, Pears, Quincea, Melons.
are plums. pears and quinces, as
Other Big Wilton Growers; l
Other big it all growers in Wilton
'are Harry R. Hurlbut, whose peaches
and melons have been made famous
by their quality, and the Warnckes,
father and son, whose Blue. Ribbon
.F‘arm earned its name- from the firstI.
pIrizes won on apples at the New Eng-‘
‘land Fruit Grdwers’ exhibits in Boston, l
as well as at the Danbury Fair, and
ncke specialties are peaches and the
famous Warncke "sauer kront. "
Marketing the Peaches.
Marketing the immense crop of?
peaches will be a big problem, as Wil l
ton alone will contribute close to 50,-;
000 baskets. or fully double the aye-‘
rage ..crop
Various plans are under consideraw‘
tion. including lhe~ipaugnratlonI of a
I"Peach Week" at Oscar F. Schultze'sII
three markets in Norwaik, South Nor-
walk and Stamford. The plan ls-to
wait. until the. season is at its heigbth,I
and then for one solid ‘we‘elato .‘offer
peaches at wholesale prices, including
prompt delivery. The schéme haobeen
tried” with great success in‘varlous
Massachusetts and New York State
cities in former seasons, and Mr.
Schultre With his customary energy
has personally investigated the enter-
prise as conducted. in Pittsiield and
other cities. and will surer make the
plan a success with his own trade
data of "Peach Week" will be an-
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Summer Dresses are very popuiar
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