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NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
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Earl Bat-to, of West Haven, was a
visitor in Nero-all; yesterday.
Attorney Ernest Berger, of Bridge-
port, visited with friends in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Schaub, is spending a
pleasant visit with friends in Branch-
ville, her former home. _ -. .
to enjoy one week’s vacation from his
duties with Henderson & Erwin.
BillensteimAckart Joseph Shay, chauffeur for Dr.
‘The marriage of Miss E. (‘orinne‘Mabei Perry, has returned to Nor-
man. daughter of Postmaster and walk after a month's trip to New
.1”. Harvey Ackart 0f nowayton and -
Merick Monroe Billenstein of East Hampshire.
Walk, was quietly solemnized at;
. home of the bride last evening.I
,. 1.19,,” Anderson officiating. On- who recently enlisted in the Aviation
' the immediate families of the con- Corps. writes home that he will short-
Wting parties. were present. This 1y leave for Texas.
_ {pg the bride and groom left on
- dlomobile tour of the Catskill.
“ thins and eastern New York
‘19, the’ honeymoon lasting about
”9 weeks.
‘ p through the White Mollntains. ,
Mrs. John Dyas, of 1 Prorpect street
. t1 Mrs. J. H. Griffin of 15 Orchard
wet-it have returned front a month's
1139 through the weal. While in Den-
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HERE in your
m. They Were entertained also by
Signed Petition . Objectiug'
Martin Duran. formerlv of Danbury at.
Morado Springs and Yt‘anitou. A
to Disrobing in Bunches
of Twenty-Five
General Russell Frost and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Frost, J r.. have. returned
from a motor trip in Maine, and
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they l’IP- ’
“visiting Salt Lake. City
”med to Danbury by way of the
mini Pacific railroad, stopping at:
Mina and other points of intert st.——‘
“bury News. l
Arthur Choritos. who is stationed
gthfiscout cruiser Chester. ,U 'S- Declaring that the Norwalk Exemp-
Mi", 151.1203?“otrfiélpofgi‘iiogag:all:I”0“ Board was lacking somewhat in
human 'Andtaw (‘houtas his ,modesty by asking groups of 25 draft-
”, her is a member of the (it‘ll-Uni ed men to appear without their cloth-
WuStales‘Engineer Corps. at present ~ng m (met mglfl’ willlfi‘belllg 9mm-
miloned at Washington, I). C. He. is. med by . physicians, 0" CUllSCrllllt'd
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ‘men petitioned tin.x board ‘ntcmbers
firew Chontas 13 Lawrence street [that they be examined in private and
« ' 'tnot subjected to the. abashmg tual
Sheriff and mason W. Bene-‘fii‘figge‘mng bcfore their l‘ellows un-
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“and Cyrus Benedict, together with The petition had to be unfulfilled.
“I. and Mrs. 13181011.” H. Van HOOS-Signt-rs of it did not take into conshr
’ will leave tomorrow on an auto- nation that it was absolutely llt‘t‘t‘h-
Milo trip to Lake Sunapee, New. 53‘1" {01‘ ”1“ doctors ‘0 examine ”‘9
. “ 'men in batches ol‘ large numbers, if
Wpohire. They intend to my a'tliey were to have the work liuished
m“ visit to Frederick W. Ambler, in any appreciable time. it would
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.oi.c man at a time secretly into a
thllllOUSly guarded room. This is the
.Mlss Grace 0.131%“, of U llantiltontomy. case. so tar on record where
no will resume her duties in the modesty promoted youths to ask. ct;-
um . . ~~ eruption boards that they be. examined
fiw offices of Judge Jeseph R. Taylor. singly.
,_“ Monday, following’a vacation of Those young men who said they
’mweeks.‘ 'didn'l see any necessity for being
T“bodily exposed to anyone outside or
II 8. Sidne' Gartrell, . , ., . the local exemption board" were:
mét, «Norwdlk, and mi}, Jiltlfiblmfllzii']. James Otmnmgham, John Adorn-3k,
ml of Mansfield avenue. llaricn, are)Jullus \. Becker. J11. \‘lilliam R.
W“ ding their vacation with “Oldflyit‘iclder. Fred Williams. Jacob Koch—
thafleld, Mass. ’ 1 "er. Maltin llhtner, ltrcd Thornc, John
Il’cterson, George Sullivan, Frank W.
has received ,, 'm" .Gilbett, Stcplri‘n Flaherty, Mathew
‘m the government to "f‘llnl‘l for dll‘, McGralh. Ralph llreislcr, Adam lint»
{Inboard the battleship Uklahoma. nig, Wallacfi Taylor, James Little,
fianan has been in the my)- bc-I Fred Schweitzer. Willard Silcox, John
,llrum, Fritz Wallin, flurry Gates, A.
Mrs. Florence Hayes and daughtcr
pshire.
eph Roman
5H. Gouger, Mike
Buckley, Arthur G. llorton. Frank M.
SIM Mrs. C. D. Lockwood, of Cnntcr ‘ Joseph Sulla and Frank Ilritto.
rs. Anthony lMarclla, who was fun
Wkly Miss Nellie Spino is spending
of, Burton. l ___.._—-———._....
fiefow weeks vacation with Mr par- .
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Mr. and Mrs. William 0. McLean.‘
'Gibsou Court, are to return noun1
today from a two weeks‘ vacation at
Woodstock, 'New York. i
The Knob tennis players will have 01‘ Ute
. oral contests on their hands .
moon, and some good games are plosion of Ens.
ticlpated.
Three men
mine.
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r. and Mrs. H.‘
of 160 White street.
returned from Boll island, where’
spent the month of July.
negroe’s largely were‘ employed. De
l. Stamford is M HiCKOTY 13111ft forty white men. were at work.
' a vacation.
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
a. Frances Smith; of Harriett
at, is spending a week with Mrs.
idan Lyons, of King’s Park, New
Richard Hillier will start Monday.
l'celebrated without. delay.
d South Norwalk, are guests of .llr. Mullen, Angelo Deilus, John llladlcy,
CLAY. Ky, Aug. i.——'l‘wo hundreof
lmincrs arc entombcd in Mine No. 71
‘\\'esl 'Ktlttucky [Coal 'tCont—l
this puny here today, as a result of an ex-
have been‘
rescued. Smoke is emerging from the’
E. Meeker and ‘ The exploeion. it was said, occurred
Danbury.‘ in the south end of the mine, where
bris, it was stated choked the pas-
sage way to the south end, where thel _
has Ruth Kronholtz of 68 Forest remainder of the force, includinglperson of low tastes_ "I haven't even.
0N ROAD DETOURSi
l The state highway commiSSion has]
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guardian or conservator, of each. If
either of such persons is a resident of
such town, such registrar shall issue
his certificate that the parties there-
in named have compiled with the pro-
visions of this act, provided any per-
son. under the control or supervision
of such guardian or conservator, shall
file with the mgistrar the written
consent of such guardian or conser-
vator. if neither of such persons is
a resident of' said town, said regis-
.trar shall not issue such certificate
NEW
ithe judge of probate for the district
lln which the intended marriage is to
be celebrated or the pct-son who is to
ljoin such parties in marriage, after
hearing such evidence as is presented
his opinion, public policy or the lllly-i
psical condition of one 01‘ the parties:
requires the intended marriaee'to bei
Upon re~|
ceipt of such decision, such registrar:
shall file the same as a public docu-;
meat, and shall inunediatcly issue his;
certificate that the parties lhereinf
.named have complied with the pro!
Ivisions of this act. A certificatttl
:when issued as aforesaid, shall be aj
license. for any person authorized to
celebrate marriage, to join in mar-
=riage, within said town only. tit-'3 par-j
ties thmein named, but no such cmg
tuficatc shall be issued ii‘ eithur of,
the parties is a minor until a parent
it“. guardian having control of such;
it nor shall git-3 to the registrar his:
written consent. nor to parties t‘llllel‘i
tit-“hum is less than sixteen years ofj
'ngc, unit-5s mount" the St’k‘t‘llllt'll. or}
.a pcrsou having the authority of at
‘.=electman. ol' the town cu- city in:
,which the marriage ceremony is to be
‘perl‘orntcd, shall endorse on p the li-.
cense his written consent. in the case)
of a minor having no parent or lllllil'll":
iau who is a resident of the l‘nited‘
Sltlit's, the t't‘illsclll ol‘ the first select-i
man of the town where such minor'
has last, rceidcd fot the period of six;
months shall be sutficicnt. Any rec-i
,istt‘ar who shall issue such ceriiii-i
cute before the expiration of tltc
.pcriod herein specified. or who shall
knowingly iatuc such ("“l'llflt‘lilt-l with-I
out such consent. shall be fun-d nott
more than one hundred dollars. and‘
every poison who shall join any per-l
sons in marriage without having ro-l
ccived such certificate shall be lint—d1
not more titan one hundred dollars.
"Sectiolf 2. No person married,
‘ “has business interests in New have been next to int it s -ib e to 'l 1-"
W . l ) ~‘. 1 ‘1 We without written Conant as provided;
in this act shall acquire any rights;
by marriage in the property of an-i
other who was at lllP time of such,
marriage under the supt-rvision ol a‘;
conservator or guardian." ‘
Who May Perform Marriages.
(“rapier 100 (an act conccruum join-
until the fifth day following, uni-355‘
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Michael Racannelli. of Ward street, renders a written decision that, in;
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int: persons in marriage) roads: 1
"Section 1. Section 4538 of th-S’ urn-r
oral stututcs is amended to read as.
fol low a :
peace and ordained or licensed t‘lcrt
gymon belonging to this state. or any
'0tllt‘l‘ state. so long' as they continue
in the work of the ministry. may join
lpt'rsons in marriage. and all mar-
,riages attempted to be celebrated by
any other peratm'shull be void: but
will malriaacs which uhall be solemn-
‘iwd according: to the forms anti us-
‘a o o ' 1‘5. . . . ~
' k er, J h“ lanes of any religion-t denomination m
:lllltl state shall be valid. No public
lollicial legally authorized to issue
lmarriago liccnscn shall join persons
lin marriage under authority of a llv
. (-fn‘so issued by himself, or his assist-
fant or deputy; join persons in mar-
ltiaue under attthtvily of a license is-
lsucd by such public official.
i "Section 2. Any person violating
Lany provision of this act. shall be.
gi’mcd not more. than titty dollars." .
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By the time a man has reached the
age. of filly the raffle is over. But it
lusually
‘realize that he hasn‘t drawn
——Capper's Weekly. '
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lN THE DARK
“What isqlhe motif! of this opera?"
asked Mrs; Slasherby.
"Search me," replied Mr. Dubson, it
anything.
lfound out which one of those chaps
ion the stage is the tenor who gets $1,-
! 000 a night."
All judges. ju'ttices oi“ the‘
takes him about ten years to?
'submitted a report on the conditions.
r and Mrs. Edward J. Hines, oi oi? the roads that are undergoing re-l ~
outb Main street,have been DBSB- pairs telling where detourd are n-Ec-' 2
heir vacation in 119““an and essary and giving information regard- "
places of interest in Mame- : ing the condition of the detours.
‘ The condition of a section of road
‘Charles '1‘. Payne. 0f River between Stratf01'tl"a11tl Milford has
has been visiting her slSter. made. a detour necessary around the
hue Waters, of New Haven. 1 uncompleted section, but the commis-
~. sion reports that. the Work is half
ph Delilartino of the. 1st. Co. completed and that the detour is in
tationed at Fort Slot-phi, is now txcellent condition.
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.tnghis first furlough. ; A long and rough detoua is neces- I V
sary becausegot the work that is be- P'fl I All-0E 8
h‘Chariott and a few friends ing done on Derby avenue. between
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esterdav afternoon on an auto- Derby and North Haven. Antonio-
Ill‘ through New York state. ibile drivers are. advised to use some
‘ ' other road if possible.
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~Lnuis Joselott and twin dauzh- The road between Naugaiuck and
',Waterbttry. are spending the Waterbury, hoWever, is blocked. By
“of August in .Silvermine. idetouring tolrltlte west, by. way of
—--—' Middiebury, vehicle drivers will find
at 01““ Jug“ Conrad Pt (30- Dv {“3 n. good road between Naugatuck and
M flaven, was a “5110': in loan Waterbury. No detour is necessary"
7 :bn tho' Post road in Branford, be-
. . w" ‘ ltween New Haven and Saybrook,
.‘Wlawnll is entertaining MF- though a bridge is being built over
woodcuts Tech and {lousbm‘lufis road- , '
"of New York. ‘ ' ;
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Florence 'Kern. if" Liaintistfxeigt "I understand that once he served a,
$3335?“ woe ’9 vaca 0’ ;short term in prison. Yet he has re- , _
. . ' ., faeemea himself and llvedqit down an- ,
chi-L. Searlcs has returned from solutely." “Wall he would have lived‘ ' q .
' ‘. ~it down. if it wasn't for the tools like ‘ FROM" A“?
. M ”L- you and me whocontinually keep dlg~ A -
dim llttrtinutla1 Eleni! on; gin; it p to conv rsation no sea. 25W} I“ a A Till“
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Entrances on Main St. Fairlield Ave, Cannon St,
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“W- -W...M “”0“”. .. .mwn“
news.
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m’fi‘w a, 1m. ‘ ' “"3“ “5 "Ti-*1; .-..wemw’.§‘5r;n - H;
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Skirts ideal , New middtes
for- now. for women.
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Cool light smart skirts. f and E22231 glidglsdy adopted-- thecomf03ta3:
Skirts to be tubbed time after time with no in- if! They’ve seen how much comfort girls 'en'joye'dj“
Jury *0 8'00‘1 IOOkS- - - . now they are getting that same comfort,
Skirts of clever lines and graceful fit. 'And what pretty middies are ready;
'And of price that has magnetic attraction, . smocked! it .3. hang. a": .g .
White pique—$2 $2.50 and to $3.50 5.: ' ‘ "é Straight plain white—$1
White gabardine~$1 $1.50 $2.50 and to $5 '1' Belted, with red or blue collar,—~$1.5O
’ Fancy striped skirts, white with stripes in many
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“' White with fancy-edged collar and cuffs, belted ,
or straight,-—$1.50
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colors and of many. widths—$1 $1.50 and to $5.75 ‘
ft Figured skirts, large and effective and tasteful
figures upon white, many many colors,-—_$1.50 $2 and
0335.75 ‘ ~ ’ ‘
it Khaki skirts, especially good for vacation wear -~ ~ . . ., . ~ -
filliether it be at shore or among the hills,—$3.50 pockgilfigtz“ 1th 7801mm smoffif’ bel
33.0 $8.75 , - 3 ‘ I ~1 3“ r Rich plain black silk—$3
iii" White corduroy, White, colored bands on collar
lusual grocer—$3.75 pockets—$2.50 ‘ ” e
;~ -': .I. . -_ Second floor.
; stitching—$1.50 ..
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collar and belt—$1.50 - . ,, gs
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special weight, hang with un-
2.50 . ., .
Letboys dress
coolly tool
. ’ No earthly reason why a boy shouldn’t be cool
ibis weather—for here are suits that are just about
'as light as a feather. . . ‘
Second floor.
pretty rugs.
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Small’rug's that
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l They are of cloth that is light weight and air- randa. *3 ‘ ’ ‘ “i W“ *" ’9‘???”
:fiatlmlttmg. weave too. . . , Small rugs that will give good scrvmc 1n hvmg g
; Russmn suits for boys of 21/2Y'7’8" at} inidgy. 1-0pm, 2 .- “Final-.3
EBlllt'S. . _ . _ ' -‘ '. filling lib} ]
l , Pure white, onwhtte with “W ifi'colOl‘, "of,
,tasteful stripes. r ‘V ”a”; 3°" ‘7"
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some that glow with attractive hues.
.73: gKrenton art rugs, have plain center
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White with shield front and deep pockets, fancyg 3
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Rose and copenhagen in solid color with poinfe'
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'3. (its?
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and at 'cu'ffs
a 't‘ «ti-eft‘fifflfi
. Riclrcoponliagcn or rose with deep square 'collar '
and smart belt, handsomely smocked in 'colors,—_—-
add color and beauty to the vc~
- Some that have wonderful cool appoarance,’
e elitist!
plaifi 6)}
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Little summery
' Prism =
with Chintz
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l Some for only one dollar, best are but $4! border,’ gray tan green purple and pink,——and they,
1'55" Linen Norfolk suits for boys of 6 to 16, are reversible; as attractive on'one side as on the ,-
l ‘ J ackets. have tasteful pleats and smart patch other i“ V - . ..
'poekots. . . :i 24 ha] 48 ill—$2 27 by 54 iii—$2.25 .
All these at one special price—$3.50. I ‘3"; :3 _ 30 by 60 ill—$2.50 " a'
. . ,1" ' 'Axminstcr rugs in flowered or Oriental designs, '
86% summer llbrary 36 inches by either 63 or 70 inches,—-—$4 to $3.50.
Third floor.
at 60 cents each!
For an afternoon at home in
hammock or on shady veranda.
For an idle hour or two of vaca-
tion, when one doesn’t feelilike exer—
Can with
’ tireless cooker. ..
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body’s reading-taste; in the big library at‘the same
Price—dozens mOre. ~ ’
In this list, at least one book to appeal to every-
cisiug or the weather prevents :—
. "Your advice to can early in the morning is ,
good. But I have a better plan and I don’t get mm "
kitchen warm at all. ' -. ~. it. 3
‘ “My plan is to start my canning in the usual ‘,
way, on mygas stove and then to finish it with my,
tireless cooker. . r,
‘ “I cook things beautifully that way—and don’t;
have one whit of heat. I canned some squash yoster-e
The Real Adventure-Webster
Sundown Slim—Knibbs
Mister 44—Ralh
A Country Lawyer—Shuts ‘
The Crevice—Ostrander
The Daredevil—Devices .
Mutiny of the Elsinore—London
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l Every book well-printed and well-bound; and day, and I’ve done string beans, and I’m going to do
i“ . . . We. all my vegetables and fruits in the cooker.”- - .. l.
“ Mam floorr'rear- ‘ . Therepis a cooker Waiting for the woman who is
Fabric itself» looks cool. - .
‘ ‘ The unique designs done in stencil addto that.
The now crash
iumishings look cool.
. fcool look.
wise and will profit by this woman’s experience :— ten,
Four excellent sorts, some with wood and some
with metal cases, Domestic Science, Ideal, Duplex,
and Chef,—-an‘d all equipped with a radiator thorax
mometer and other necdfuls. am
Single compartment, Two compartments, 331.
8 and 12 qts— :7 43nd 8 qua—$16.50 to $22 ,
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. y _ _ . .. . p . 16.50 .
_ _ Maybe that is why they have-leaped into such {pg-t: Zilfigfmentg 831N112 (its—$2250 to $29
film? ., v , . , .. . , ‘ h, , $27.50 to$40 _ 8'and8 qts—$20 to $25.50,,
' I ’ Andthey are durable, too—every woman knows "‘ Triplicate cooker sets, fit‘ almost any cooker of,
, l!” trailinfllnearantl “teal: :8-qt siz ' . ' " . ‘ _ not
‘ ‘ ‘ Couchudvers, pillowslips, table covers, all -‘ of Thermometersofor radiator, for cooker of basil.
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