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Eight Republicans hi4? announced {
their mdidaey to m n second 8&1
lectmen on the ticket and among’thetu
W. 'D. Dickson. Joseph Morton and
.Wolford G. Lewis appear moat favora- .
hie. Mr. Morton is anxious 'to get on
the ticket as a representative from
Bannock and has strong backing in
that’section of the town. Mr. Lewis is
the choice of the Greens Farms' real-
deuts, and Bickaorrhis aifollowlng in
the center. The Republican primaries
mini,” to be, interesting and it is
said that the name of S. M. Foster
will be brought up as‘a candidate for
town pin-4.— lama t}. Hyatt has a
lame bacillus and it will probably be
a battle between the two for the posi-
tion. Thus far the Demoerats have not
positively decided on any candidates
and have not yet considered a man to
run against the Republican canidate
for town clerk. According to the state
law. caucuses and primaries must he
held at least 21 days betore election
and arrangements are being made to
hold the primaries the second week of
neat month. The election will he held
on the first «Monday in October.
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We are flagging your atten-
tion with a Trouser Sale
a special event Which we hold
everyseason. Now is your op-
portunity to stock up with trou-
sers whether for dress, business
or work.
Here are the fine worsted and
cassimcres for dress and the
We were many East Norwaikers‘ Miss Laura Pabst. of New York. is
aha moyed the water fete at CompoYiBlflns her Biliarzinélnw. ‘ In. 'ldhn
hat evening. - ' Pabst. of Silvermnle avenue. ‘
, C‘atahle Henry Selaer. of East
[5 flail-glen street. was in Bridgeport
yesterday on business.
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Harry Puget. of New York, is spend.
his a few days with his sister. Miss}
Mary Puget, of Perry avenue.
Miss Mary Foote. of New York, is
spending a few weeks with Ira
iuenry Hubhell, of Ellis place. f
, In. Henry Harris, of the Bronx-
m York, is visiting with Mr. and
-III. Herman Vogel, of East Washing-
Indirect.
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‘ ...—..— Miss Alice Buttery is spending a
«. Barry Bennett returned to his home T!" d!” WM! her flint. Mrs. Sei-
‘ liars last night from a visit to Say motif Austin, of Burlington. COM-
L"7~t.0m..where hehasamovlng '
w house. John Harrison. of Canada, is spend-
ing a few weeks with his cousin. Pred—
ln. Uriah Reynolds and her (laugh-1"!“ “all“: 0' ”WWW “all“.
' ”I. Gertrude and Marion, of North" .
Mord, are spending two or three‘ 1“” Amy Andrews, of Bridgeport,
into with friends in East Nanak?“ spending the summer with her
._ p - {grandmothen Mrs. Anabolic Burns.
of Silvermine avenue.
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DARIEN
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flare is much interest among the
_‘ local 6. A. it. people concerning the l L s A r... A'- A
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert S. Brown.
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I Master Alfred R. Aiken who has
,_'V‘,New Fall“
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You’ll be delighted with the styles and values Look where
you will you will find none prettier or better than the
many smart models in this collection of new waists that
we new display.
An eaoelient variety of voile, lawn
fleeting the very latest style developments. lions IMVOI, Oil-Mb”
collar. Exceptional values at ..
Middy Houses—Several new styles, including the “Country Club" L
and “Smocked" models. All sizes. Special F
Tailored Walsh—A choice assortment or moral. “MI ‘I‘. ”"1
waists; the famous “Royal" ma ice, excellently tailored. A! $1 00
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Novelty Valle Waim, lace trimmed. Remarkably low priced at
50¢ to $1.00
andaepadechiae Walnuts-
$1.98
$1.00
ry
’ annual reunion of the Seventeenth
. mnecticut Regiment. tomorrow,» in
"flip Armory. on West avenue.
pastor of the Congregational Church.
have returned from a two woeks’ so
iourn in Pine Grove.
been spending the past few days with
his aunt. Mrs. James Perman. of
iBrooklyn, has returned to his homo
_. -, ~30y's school suits, $1.93. Jason at in Silvermine-
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good solid substantial fabrics
for work. Every pair at a. big
reduction.
also raousaas ..... $1.45
$3.00 raousaasb. . . . 51.95
93.50 rnousaasx 52.45
cm T’ROilSERS... . .llz... .... $2.95,
55m reassess....:........... $3.95
$6.50 TROUBERS............... $4.45
Mrs. A. F. Bibbins oi Darien has re-
;turned from a vacation which she
“spent in Pine Grove. returning home
with Rev. and Mrs. Brown. '
Alfred Aiken who has been in the
Norwalk hospital for the past few
weeks for an operation, has returned
to his home in Silvermiile. where he
is doing nicely. .
“Flags of All Nations" is the title
, d the firework-pieces which tonight
‘ will be shown at Roton Point Park.
The next Weekly meeting of the dub.
trill commissioners will be held onI
. My evening.
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sii‘hc regular Sunday services. morn-l
ing and evening. and'the mid-week
weddeeflizevéulng service, will be
‘ resumed beginning {next Sundayin the
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Miss Rose lleliant who has been
spending a few days with Miss Mar-
‘ Séventy-one people attended theme"; (lruelle at the New York hos-
,” . “I“ l my“ 5mm in the M‘pital has returned to her home on
- Avenue hi. E. church last night, whichvSiivermine "M' N
were led by Ensign and Mrs. E. Jl
Permit, formerly in charge cf the lo-I
cal'salvation Army Corps. now lo-
cated in. Hartford. Conn.
! Cungregational church.
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{ ,Nei‘ returns from the recent carat.
, val and fair of the Darien Fire com-
pany shows that the at’air was anon:
; imiiiled aucceaa. one of the most suc-
'o‘eaaful the firemen ever,held. and,
they wish to extend their ihanka‘nt
thistilm to all who assisted in mak-
ing it such.
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Mrs: Josephine Austin, who has
been spending the past __,few weeks
:with. her aunt, Mrs. Alonso Buttery,
‘of Silvermino avenue, has returned
ito her home in Burlington. Conn.
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. l :Tbore was quite -a large gathorlns
”ulna-y at theadction sale of lots
.at Dorian. situated between Mansfield
avenue and'Aoadelny street, Alive mill-
unmtrmtblltrollayandnariulde»
put. Lots brought fair prices. Among
“a Ilium: WW “'0 MUM (he “ye“ m 1‘ “by m M_ E. .
i to their home in Mug llilnd City. Illa". at. nun, “ ‘ WI“ w m,
- ' ---‘-' lpuncbaeed seven-i of the iota on this
Mia's Emma V. Ripped wli lave track
this week for Spillane“. Haas. where ~
'» she is to study at the h m loath Miss Catherine‘Aaatin was married
{mo lorconnmm teaching. ill-1m James due-on. Saturday cronies.
'nippee was one of the June graduatea at the home of the bride's brother,
linen: the Staples High School. ran-1m w. 1. Austin, by Rev. Jas.i
' " ll. Brewer. Mrs. Edward Slawaon. sla-
m. ter of the bride, was matron of honor. l
filial” Carlson. brother of the groom.
{Thongs um. um Carrie lemuoy‘
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A pleasant feature of the ice cream ?
and cute social held yesterday after- . . ‘
‘ ”1mm and evening at u). home of M". The Silvermlse Camp Fire Girls
'_ 3. Quinn, 9P Edi 8 av nue. w” "looted $53 from the fair2 which the!
“swim“. of”: illgtpslii‘let Mill in MrssAlorluo Butlerrs‘ ”.ileld
’ mm; ”CM“ M mm“ ' mm pal lastll Saturday. A number of naked
‘hllulch. Rev. T. l-‘. Caskey, who “l““l'e auctioned oil for a high price.
'm in Ohio. Rev, Mr. Caskey ex. Chances were given on a pillow and_”‘§‘::'._, ..., ._. e _ ... ...
~. w to return to the East Side that!” two large cakes. The pillow was, - ~ ,
first part of next month. .. The alfaieran by “mm Davis and the two“ ESTPO‘ ‘T
which’xwas in charge of Mrs. Snidln'cak" were won by Chester Guthrie! ‘ I
m Ire. Harry Hubbell, was given and John Johnson. Everything waa‘ ; -—-
under “'9' auspices of the Woman's-mom even to the bean poles which AND
Auxiliary,"of Christ Episcopal church.“held up the sun shades over the
,‘ ' A goodly number. was in nttendancofbomhs'
and the social was a financial success.‘
« ‘ Gunner Joestrom. of Osbém avenue.f
.: employed lutfie .l. H. Rundle bakery!
_ [a Van Zant street. is confined to his
:I the with illness.
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I Wendell Hayes of Bridgeport was a *
.‘ visltor' with State street friends last “3° ”'MW'M ”it"s: “a
. . kart-out . .
! Noroton.
“THE supper caown." ‘
with in Claire and Carlyle Black-
Well as'today’s feature at Pleasant
Hour and Lockwood's Hall has gained
general commeudtion since it was re-
. leased and is expected to appeal es-
! A dinner party' was given §unday
‘Mead S‘outhey “d Hugh Drumm',evenlng at the home of Mr. and him.
ale enjoy ng a few days sojourn “Nolan l I a Thayer; in honor of Mr.
|’ Atlantic Beach. 'and Mrs. Walter Johnson of New Yorl.
:who is being entertained at the 'l‘lmyer'
Miss Eleanor Walsh 0' Bridgepor ihome on State street for the week.
Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman is spend-F
lug four days at Harbor View on the
Sound.
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., ltmay not be amiss to remind land~
, ,Iloflera that it pays them to mow the
,: unsightly brush and weeds that are” Mrs. C. Dalligren of New Haven in
”tiring their seeds, especialTy along Spending a couple of weeks with "I. ‘
. [lair road frontage, as it improves the ativea m Stamford. 2:8 zyistzztzovisltor at the home Ml ' “"‘"“""
_ .» en a .
2.: Imm‘ Otlvtrzdsc‘lggyzhizadigg Chant Contractor John :Mahou expects to . "“"""" f The 1:: of}? “of?“ iglotveg-l‘lgz
, . " leomplete the new sewer extension on Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of died at e crwa Dill '
‘Cherry street today. Philadelphia, Pa" have been register- yesterday morning from the Church of
.—.—~ ed at the West“?! Julie]. . the Aunmption. A huh Inns of w-
1 Miss Josephine Jones of‘Corona. L. quiem was ”‘ebmed by the “no"
. .l.,‘ is the guest of her cousin. Miss
Grace Haunt, East avenue.
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—«ladioptican view and lecture on
New England states. Rowayton Bap-
‘tlst church, tonight. Silver offering.
L The Rowayton Picture Show will be
"droid _on September 3, i and 5, instead,
Rev. 1.. J. Douala and burial wall
the Catholic cemetery on King streetfi "0“ who mites have, been made the
subject of careful study. The photo
play in five parts is one a! the pret-
tiest productions of the Leaky com-
‘Fred Asgall recently motored here
i from New Havenand will be the M_
of friendshere for a few days.
A pleasant time was enjoyed Mon~
Dr. Will Ca Kellogg .nnd‘tson, Min-
ACOBY’ ‘
Yd OPP. HOYT‘S THEATRE
"See My Lawyer" the new fa e com-
edy by Max Marcie which will pro
"was heat man. The bride’s dress .was sonted at the Stamford Theatre, this
5% . . evenins. --.. _ . livelier-god with reckless <» driving. has;j . .
ANAAN . » been Winchell on account of m. m. of white lace net and voile. Sheen'- Friday evening. for an engagement of
) z w”, 1 Mrs. John Warren of New Haven. no” of mm amt m was "ml ma . bouquet of pink and white row two nights and Saturday matinee.
OWAY'I‘OV ; """" r .1 has spent the past few days with rei- be held on Tuesday. September 7' on. Only ”My“ were present at the “See My Lawyer" in a rollicking fnn~
‘ l. " M A“W .atives here. ‘ ' Iceremony. The couple will reside in feet in three sets. guaranteed to chase
ills, bills and the war doom out - of
satoryofayoungpromoterdeeplyiu
n paclally to Norwalk motion picture pa ,
«if this week as' previously stated, be-
an” of the unexpected absence of Mr.
Li 'Gillieime, who is to read on Sat-
many afternoon“. The exhibition prom-
fines to be unusually interesting this
_ Ir. and Mrs. lsaacr‘iieifant spent
Sunday with relatives in New vol-la
'M ' Helfant in spending a few
'5!” with Percy London at cm .pag.
his. _ “" .
George “Frey. of Silverniille ‘avs-
m “spent Monday with friends in
flow. ‘9?“ ' ' ,
quue, of'Albany..ie visit-
annt. Ire.
Illa Vein
ndew days with her
Idea-a Bum. -
o'_tt, who have been visiting here, start.
ed for their home in Anglnta, on.
last Saturday. .
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Mrs. James 'l‘ournier of Carter BL,
gave her father, Albert Sims. who
was 86 years old in June. a carriage
ride to the borough on Monday.
. the. Van Dyke fiasten of Kingston.
N.- Y.. has been spending the week
with her sister; Miss EdythV Woehr.
chief operator of the’ telephone ex-
change. ‘ ‘ '*
Parties from Stamford, with John
Tutules at the head. have taken over
the lease of the Operaghouse for a:
term of years.‘and in about two weeks
expect’to open this playhouse tvlth
moving pictures, and vaudeville.
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' The mwless I: Davenport ‘00.. has
the oontr’nlfifor painting and repair-
ing the district school. at a coat all
$369. The work includes newrbla‘ck-
boards. machining and painting. on
exterior painting of tbeflfonus Ridge
and'cll‘nrcn 'l-lill schools
Charles Kane‘of Long Lots street
has sold his cottage on Bulkley ave—
nue to John Barlow of the Forms.
'Ulman of White Plains, N. Y.. at his
home . ’ 7 ‘
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The MlssesLaura and Ethel bane of
Brooklyn have returned to their home
after a visit with friends on Riverside
avenll
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Miss Ethel ‘Kornstalk is enjoying a
vacation from her . duties at the Em-
‘balmers’ Supply company. She is visit-
'lng at Niagara Falls.
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W. .F, 1!. Preston of . Main street is
“ building. an eighteen foot sail boat of
the skin'- type. Mr. Puritan expects to
have the boat ready hylLabor day.
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A party of local young ”people-en-
ioyed a beach party. at ‘Compo last
evening; There were about twenty in
the party and summoning was
spent.~ . .‘ ~
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George Uiman of Compo street is.
entertaining his parents. Mr. and Mral
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William n Dayton in the mill
‘» when the members ofthe Greens Farm
Christian Endeavor society were on-
tertained. The evening was passed, in
a delightful mm Prior to the re-
‘parturs of the guestaxa luncheon was
served by the hostess.”
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Post cards‘ have been received by
friends from Mnsnd Mrs. Lewis P.
Wakeman. who have: been visitors at
the exposition in San Francisco. Mr.
and Mrs. Wakeman ara'at presentin
Portland, Ore, where they are the
guests of their daughter, ‘
'..akeman. They will” return home by
the 800 line through the Canadian
incomes. ‘ ‘ ‘
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An automobile owg‘ed“ by
tative George Beyond of No
puny and withtiheuntod stars who
“PM. All” Claimant! Mr. Blackwell
will be . particularly pleasing. For Sat-
urday there will ‘be a "selectedfea-
ture that» everyone ’will, like. Manager
Kantor of ”the jtheatresfl who ianow
making arrangements for the closing
of hishuuses and the opening of 'the
new Wall street thea‘tret’plans - to
make tho‘windup of Lockwaod's Hall
and Pleasant Hour, one that will be
strictly in keeping with the very satin-r
factory run which they have had since
he became proprietor. Many features
'havebeonahown and at- different
MM Ethel! times there have been requests for re-
pititions. Not all of these have been
met ...because of circumstances which
made‘ the repeating. impossible attlle
time of the demand. ‘However, every
389mm” effort will bs'nlade during the last
W No weeklylto repeat those features
struck in a machine. “id {0 have which-hitched most popular. Any
been owned and driven
on the Lincoln street turn yesterday
for-cocoa. Mr. Bonds car waa'a‘oca-
pied by hour women mall sew“.
Wyn-'11! .
031' WI! Wheat and a mull!
figuring“: rod ion'lBeymfl‘ will be secured. . _ .... .,;_
*by‘ John'flills. patron desiring tones a lecture al-
ready snows may leave tbo‘pame of
the‘featureu aahed or by moatpatrinla
his box pace of slain- 3mm and _
TO-MORROW
THE
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*; For A" Summer Dresses
, " \ $3.” and $5.00 Values
lMcn’s Summer Suite
.415 to SeoValuea'
the mind and, memory. it tells the
love with a. charming girl and a ma-
chine for making artificial rubber. He
gets the girl and the fortune ultimate
ly bnt'not until he has gone through
more laugh-mousing didiculties than'
is usually allotted even '5 the farce
hero. '
3'. BO! Barnes, the well-known com-
edian will play the principal role as-
sisted by 'a capable company inclad-.
ins Margot Williams, H. Russell.
Gus Weinberg. Ines Buck. Walter Hor-
ton. John-Flood. Frank Monroe. John
Daly Murphy and others.
THE TRAIL 0F ~.THE LONESOME
PINE.
As rapid development. is demanded
in the modern play. Eugene Walter's
Fate and Fortunelay heavy upon the
heroin his dramatization of John
Fox. 1r.’a widely read storq "the Trail
of the Lonesome Pine.” Hale's'pariéner
warns him against- falllng in love with
the mountain; girl; he is told ‘his
country. perhaps kill him it he breaks
June's heart. _ ‘
There are a lot of comedy touches
the play. June flashes of a moment as
a modern'well—gowned woman. and the
next. moment she descards her attire
and flies to the mountain cabin in»
her homespun; June is? one «the most
loyabiestage characters ever written.
The" play come! to. the Stamford Theaé
Li's, Monday. Ame: 80th. ‘ .
r; commune romance. -
‘ Emmi-flu“ M'yoa'ls amok:
indications m to kills male. .
friends will not receive her and that 1
her tinfoil: will drive him from the 1
to lighten June'apalticuiar m in _
.3 appeasemfiefimsincb!
LIGHT .
--FOR THE-
HOME
Fall. days will soon be with us,
and then you will need good.
light, and plenty of“. Why not
have the home piped for gas
light? Easy termafor the piping
and fixtures.
T one United _ *
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u waters». i~
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