Shake 9i Raymond street y aflméol
other out of town friends end A fine ”
1will be hold W1?,o6&3?. 39$ m1“
Ephemera: 398» 114 3 Bryan.
cementum-o. ot the Heights, is were present from llarien were: (2111‘!
inev- lathe employ of Raymond, Street J. Brenner Teemy Sherer, Wallace
k, Son. the loo dealers or the Honey. Sherer, _ Frank Standing1 William
an? and of the term. iWood. Albert Buttery and Edward Mo!
‘ Friends are receiving pastels from (linens.
{Arthur Clark, of the United Statesi George Velle and George Dance
Naval Reserve station at New Haven. both attended the drum corps tourna-
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Mrs Harvey Ackart and sister, Miss News was received yesterday from
1-- lHattie Young, have returned to their California that Peter Peterson, who
home here afteia two weeks visit in was formerly a. resident of Darien,
the Catskills. ‘had died during the earlier part at ,
Ensign Jessup, who is on the U.:S.‘August. While a rasident of Darlen‘
'S. Georgia has returned to his duties he was liked b)’ all that knew him and
after at recent visit with his family on his death came as a surprise. Mr. Pet-
Rowayton avenue. erson leaves a wife, three daughters
The Daft Finger Circle held a meet- and three sons.
. ing on Tuesday evening at the home affl There were no arrests now for two
Mrs. Cleverley. Business was trans- days. perhaps the proceeds “five-ll
. I acted and a good time enjoyed by from Wednesday night’s trial were
those present {suflicient to fill the treasury of the
Mrs Patrick Savager of Raymond court for at least another few days.
When another Unfortunate will 119-.
street, Darien, is enjoying a vacation
in New York state and has visited Dear before Justice Snead and par 11
neat little line such as are always
points of interest along 1 the Hudson
River including Albany and Troy ‘charged in Dorian. Only $25 and costs.
Mr. and Mrs wen Feeney‘ who A van load of furniture on routr
have been making their home 011 R0. f1om Ohio passed through Darien one
have moved their day this week. V 111s from distant.
points are frequently seen, but it is
thought this one hold the long— distance
record. 1
At St. Luke’s Chuich, Noroton, next:
Sunday the sermon at the morninlt:
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on £88103, L. 1, today. 1
The Christian Advent church will
'be‘theflscene of a communion service;
tomorrow by the pastor
, The libraiy is closed this aftemoon
on account of the parade in honor of‘
the not-tonal sonny men. fwarton avenue.
A number of members of the local household furniture to Winnipauk,‘
,_ .1an 35011159“ Union will go to aDn- where they will make their future
Thump-to take part in the Labor Day 1home. l
ghrade there. They will join with the Clifford N. Jennings, who was one
Stamford men making a band 100 of the drafted number expects to be
Wong called with the first company that will service will b" preached bv‘Rev Sam-I
About twenty seven members of the leave in September. Friends of Mr. “9‘ M Dorrinco 0‘ Central Falle R
:ijdrth League of the East Avenue 39min“ wish him God speed 31.. who has been heard in Newton
llethodlst Episcopal church enjoyed 11 M18. John ll. 1!. Coates entcitained' m“ ' my“
‘Mnkt‘urter west at Compo Beach last a motm party from New York the first‘ AI "It IMAIREST
evening and after the supper nad end of the week.
ell enjoyed guru‘s there until the 8: 45 About fifth of the y0ung lady friends;
(Continued 'mm Third mu
car when they returned home The of Miss Elizabeth Savage of Raymond
so‘cial department had charge of the “1er“! Fallen. gave her a surprise
roast Many entertainments of vari- 08"5’ 0!! Thursday evening of this
0118 kinds me being planned by the week at her home. Miss Savage
epgue for the future. leaves Tuesday to go in Weston, Conn.
new comic (more at the end of the sea-
be seen at the Rogenl before openimz
son. The three lust me‘ntloncd would
their New York engagements. Mr. Suv-
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time was enjoyed by all. those who 1 1‘ L
Dollar Day Specials
Four Bi’g
Dollar Day Specials
52.00 to 55.00 Middies 51.00
52.00 Sweaters ‘ $1.00
$1.50 to 52.25 Velvet Hats 5100
52.00 Petticoats 51.00
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80; Notwalk
Phone 410
19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 44 Van Zandt 85., East Norwaik.
Prompt Auto Delivery.
Gan youimasiuc buying 1:1
Gombination Coal and Go!
Range for such a low price? 111'
you act quickly, you can secure
one of these bargains Wonder-
ful value at prices asked and
supply will be sold out quickly
YOUR OLD GOAL RANGE
TAKEN IN TRADE FOR 510.
We will remove your coal
stove and’allow you 11 credit of
$10 toward the cost of your New
Combination.
ALL RANGES SOLD 0N
CLUB PLAN ’
$2 with order .and Dollar
Weekly brings your New
Range.
Select your range now to be cerlain cl
1~llelling the one you want- ’
The Connecticut light and Power Co.
WA 0 F
Oolong, Mixed and English 0 mm
B ”a“ Very Best
.. 35° lb. 1 240 lb. >
India and Ceylon Choice Bland
45c 19c lb .
DgyéFingifiwonefsert 100 pkg
p t eyon'l'oa .......30c F
Sardines in Tomato Sauce................,....?f.i.c°dl3.c
This store will be closed all day Honday—m—Labcr Day
At; the meeting of the East Side my. Where silo will teach Games wore
publicau Club last evening, the only Dial?!“ r1’fTPSllm9-nls were served and
age’o other ploy of the year, "Every~
'womcn, was .11an here last. year and
therefore will uotcome again."
1y interesting item of business was an enjovuble time was had until a late
‘flie‘i‘eloction of officers. They wcrc‘l’. ""1“"-
H, Fielding, president; Henry Selzer indor the will of Charles W. Wil-‘
Nice-president; D. Burr Beach. trons. Sou.who died August 1.11131, on file for DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT T
urer, and Myron W. Osborn, secretary probate lo the Smrogates’ court: New PALACE MONDAY AND TUESDA
There. was a little discussion last even- \'011,hgi\'ing a fortune to relative es nod
ng as to whether or not the present friends, Josephine Jessup, daughter of
administration should be supported. Stephen Jessup, ol’ liowaytbn, is given
‘ but nothing was done. The name of $1, 000. Friday September '1' is the
Mlph E. DcWitt and A E. Eldridge date set by Surrogate Robert Ludlow
were mentioned for councilman. The liculcr for the proving of tho docu»'
true of the nex —
t tmceling is still a lit ment executed December 4th, last, 1,1hy is one of the lectures altered in
1tie in doubt. which names Anna ll. Watson, widow, ,
, Hum new Douglass Fairbanks» Aricrnt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morehouse of of no. 500 Madison avenue, and Fred itctu u coming to the Palace Their
.(fii‘ve Norton and Mr and Mrs. LeRoy erick Watson, brother. of Pltlafleid. ‘ l
. ire L‘dhor Day and Tuesday. With lhe
PM" 0‘ MW ”3"?“ “"1" “mm”; “as" “3 ”mm” ‘ land of for 11 his and a. epoclal Elliott)-
their vacation in the Adirondack ‘llouu-I Rowaylon M. E. Church ’ 11111 it!" deeviic dnmérarllan Victor
going by automobile” .Mtlut The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup" Flcfnplng filmed '11 «cone of the Imp}!
Phelps is Mr Morehouse’s sister and per will be udminietcwd at the. mom 11:11 11131011 relaxing on the ground look
they art to visit their mother. sing service ‘ ; tmz up at the Rm” one evening. which
The many friends or the Rev S. P Sunday school 11:50 a. to. 10mm has ”wed considerable com-
Fairbanks, fem“ pastor 0‘ ”1“ East. "‘"mmg ”MC“ at 7‘30 D 111 1111-111 trouml mm producing canoes.
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fawn“ ‘1 E church, ““0 has ”91““ 1 lmtvvczr4n1ccling Thursduv comment: T1111 Fullbauks photographet is lmrdlv
o guest of G. F. Soofleld and family: It: I! 11 P m 111111111 man 9 pm: and his exceptional1
10ly§lrawberry Hill, East Norwnik. will; lwo 1111 has 8“?“ caused wide comment 1
he 31““ to learn that he has 30 ‘3" "3' Your 1 is quite characteristic of the
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Night Photography 811! One of Bril-
liant FeatUren in "Down ‘10
Earth," Artcralt-Paramount
Holiday Attraction
in addition to its other qualities ex-
llnotdinary, unusual night photogra-
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ew Fall W alsts
Exceedingly beautiful models made of French Voiles.
The styles are charming to say lhe indict, with their pin
tuclu, hematitching and pretty laces.
They are sized correclly.
They 111' accurately.
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DIE/1f CRRDE MERCHANDMC RT
covered from his two operations that Fatvbanka organization ““3 1.01111. 5
as WASHINGTON s'r.
11111.- 11111519 to take utripmNorthfield,
Mane, where he will join his son. Cameraman Fleur;
twenty first year
DAMEN
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Thorpe. Glen MacWilliams
voting one and various other impor-
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alien are scarcely out of their "teens."
the clever scenario writer, to in herl
log and his slut! including Barney previously with interest and profit
and Tillie ‘olfhr
Charles ’\\' airinglou are all under the 111 to missions. ,
18!" members 0‘ “19 buelueso preamp Steward’ 11 ,11111011111151 store had a little
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must have been 11 patent medicine
man tried to put the dummy which so
many motorists tried to, out of com-
sion for fair Thursday night. As he
was coming toward the direction of
Norwalk in :1. grout hurry he failed to
see iherdum‘my which he, however
of the day will be devol-
Bert 011111.11“. who is employed at
trouble unit a dimcuil time in getting
applied his brakes and his car sound
‘right around lacing toward Stamford.
But. that swing was quite a costly one,
for ashc went around his car struck
the granite
blowing out. a tire so that it was far
from recognition.
deal of medicine.
plight Rich was asked to produce both
his licenses which he did and no
my which paraded through the streets
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BWt home imd they did make themselves
Marion‘s Point and through the kind-
wlil address the boy.
67 WALL ST. NORWALK.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwoik
Founded by Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883
A boarding and day school for girls
and little boys which offers sane and
sound training in elementary and aca-
demic subjects under the best ans»
piece. Large faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and sepemte
study halls for each department.
utitul grounds. tennis court
pper School offers general and
Today is The bin day or up. new “.1. special courses. College preparatory
reviews In specialty. New course in
or Norwulk. A certain out of town rgxhatgh 838;: 313:2...“ 2 22::
newspaper “.rmdu the statement that non—resident pupils may be admitted
the Dorian boys would feel out ol‘ to this course.
place when they maych In NorWalk The LIOWGI‘ 5911001 includes the lll'
ternwdiate, Primary and Kindelgdx
But this 1111; not the case as was seen too Depailments. Children are taulbt
”“9 afternoon for the Dorienhoys and llow to sludv and lay a good founda
”111.. boys 011111 the other towns realiz— tion on their later high school work
than Norwelk wanted them to lee! The Kiudmgmten and Primary ire
partment 1'01 girls and boys will be
in charge or Miss Eloise llyington and
(eel that way. After the parade the Miss Eda Haywood New rooms 599‘
”9’3 were treated to a big dinner at cially eouipped in Main School build-
ing
Arrangements made for account
support of the bridge}.
He also lost a great
After this awful
an
rests toiiowui
ness of Samuel Kantor the proprietm
of the Regent, Theatre, the .boys will 1 ch ldren at the trolley and for serving
_ lunches. Chorus class in charge 0!
be given 11 free ticket to the perform Lillian Sherwood Newkirk Gymnns-
"“38 and at that. place. Gov Holcomb tics and folk dancing in all grades.
‘1‘1ll term begins 0 a in. September
At twelve. thirty this noon the Home 19111.
(‘uards slum: packs and left for Camp Miss Margaret R Brendlinger A. B.
Miss Vida. Hunt Francis. B L. ..
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$131315, where they will comp fl“ 1"“ l Pfi'nclgaln
or av. 1 ‘1 L
The post “map will keep its will?“ ”WWW—””1“ 1' "T",
holiday hours on Monday, rlosimz durv
ing the day from 10‘. 30 11 n1 lot; :30
p. 111.. and closing in the (1111111115: at 7
instead of 7.30 the usual hour. The. ‘
bank and practically all places of hue]
loans will be closed for the entire dnv .
It is expected that the Fair-Dover-
caux murder 111111 will be rte-opened up-
on on appeal taken by Fair, who is:
now in the state prison, but still in-:
stats that he did not 111111 (11111 his wiie1
The 811-1
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Graduate Phylsicians, speo
talking in eye diseaseals _
' OPTOMETRISTS
Registered by the State for
eyesight service.
0PTiClANS
a
lee it out the city for two weeks
out of town.
“Were didabled.
”F Mcltlahons twocyllnder
a, the Flirt.
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in Brnoklyn. ‘
in Rowayton
site Hughes ‘has returned
lyn, after a recent visit with
" Highland avenue. ‘
ding lb week .in New York.
boats except canoes and
are compo 8111c register,
belittlted Ste 11 government
. Mrs. John Snlmn is entertaining par town, 11: v1 “siting at the home of he
“Miss Mm 1111a Ogden is entertaining
r consin from Bridgeport for the! has returned from 11. visit. to friends-1 to
Harold Willeil has taken a position!
th Adams Express company at South drcu, of “epic avenue have returned
' 111.1111 M128 Fred 11111.91 Rayinond
' reel are entertaining friends from
0 rig to the heavy rain Thursday
all the tennis courts on the Island
W. H Clark has purchased Johuluacm, bemg Fred w Tookeroi
motor
W M. Wallerstetn of Raymond
is spending a few days With. ”1' building pmved to be a grand suc- Work, will have its first showing oul :
1 Luis Comings has returned to
ome in Brooklyn we“ a recent on the Poet road near ROY 9- Later”! The story of "Enlighten Thy Daugh-
1' George Br‘o‘vm has returned to mg i» am to the cobblestone gutter
er outs on IROWayton avenue, after at yinnsfi’ela and sedgw'lck avenues.
The. popular actor on New occasion to New Com-on yempmay afternoon
M11s.‘.l'. B. Moore, (111wa avenue, to
moving-to Stamford. 3
Miss Marcella. Coming,
enforcing the necessary discipline in way over his: brakes foiled to work
a ““31“" 11111111111 his mm iand as he got to the bottom of the
Regular holiday 11.110011 111“ be 11111"? .1111] solely he did not wish to go any
ed for ‘1‘“ “my“? on Monday further with the brakes in that condi
W“ :llon, so he immediately set to work
impairing them which he soon had 1111-
lder wow in a few hours' time
‘1‘Enlighten Thy Daughter," Great Mon.
of George-l
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of LVmoton LAST DAY AT THE PALACE
unt.
\T-lss Katherine Wauet
. New Haven
encourages the development of yflulh» While he was going down a hill on his,
A Hurry lltch, of. New York, who
A—Iuw
run over. 13111. is wasn’t. all Rich's
tank, for the dummy did not. have the
light hanginy on ‘11. as Ofli‘cer Dance
2.11111 just gone to the headquarters to
luel them But anywav in his 11111 11y he
struck the dummy 3 terntic blow and
over again fell the silent otliclal of
the law. In so doing, when he realized
he struck something he immediately
\lrs.‘ W Osborne and be three chil~ allty Drama, is Well Received l
on First Appearance in
from a visit to Three Bridges, N. J. . N Orwell:
M” and M“ R 5‘ Purdy M ‘30“) Featuring clout well 1111an screen ,
‘0“ have recently been enterta nlng‘ stern, gathered from the ranks of the
111111. and Mrs. Burnaby of Mt Vernon, f.olemost film concerns,» l‘Fnllghten 2.
N Y lThy Daughter. " the seven reel Soccer!
M” Ma” Scanlon of the Heighta is Sensation, direct from the Park” The“
“Wing “P a ““W “S‘d‘im‘e the “0“ ma, New York will be shown at the '
Der Palace Theatre again today. ., ,
‘6“ ' “Enlighten Thy Daughter" written
The bi-mouthly cake sale which was and directed by “an Abramson, and ‘
held yesterday afternoon in the. Nmmu just completing :1 "mg m“ in New _
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State “”9310“ have been at work ens at the Palace
home. where A. narrow strétch of the ter" deals 3. powe1tulubiow at the “9‘ .
ll) highway is to be widened 1glectfui mother, who alibws her daugh- L
11111.3 workmen iuL the employ of the ter to grow up, unwamed “f the pli-
lState Highway Department are malt {tells that befall a girl. Tn Contrast to
{the terrible mdeal of the unenlighten- ..
ed 111111.13 the careful bringing up at
. 1 Joseph Simohic‘ has resigned his job her cousin. .
W1 at the D3: 11 Gdrage, to go to work
by for the g crnment at Camp Upton on!
{content the buildings being erecte 1
clues to th
9‘3 01L Norwalk rél’rpsented the Dam licence the name of 111611111191 of her
rum Corps nt the 25th annual 1111-; misfortune. 7‘ ,
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pass upon the appeal this {1111.1
' The Norotun Heights firemen are
plunningior .hctr .mnuai carnival ,lhot
doles of which have been lived for
Scht. 27. 28 and 29. The Darion 111%}
Company will not hold its 11511111 11111.1
nivui this year. for several reasons 1
one. bolus that the lot usually used for
te carnival is now the drill ground of:
the Home (lumd. I
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LABOR DAY SUGGESTIONS
Picnic Plates, Picnic Baskets, i .
Paper Napkins, Wax Paper, Paper
Skilled in the making of eye-
glasses.
The combination of the above
services may be had by you
without charge. We are upon-
a. broad and secure foundation
and can guarantee satisfaction.
THAMERZ LL
Dentists. optometrists; Optician!
“The House of Good Glasses"
81 Atlanttc Sq., Stamford, Cami
09311 Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
Established 1897
Drinking Oops, Vacuum Bottles,
hot; or cogld, Knives, rem, Spoons,‘
Glasses, croquet Sets.
Albert F 021121111
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25 Washington St. 80. Norwalk
”110th Delivery.
WEEK FOR and GET
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Summit!“ Cut you“ Same Price.
OUR STORE .
Send a Messengermsend the Children
Mail Your Orders or Telephone:
You are sure or satisfaction beenuse ,
we treat your orders right. Goods ‘
are selected with great care and sent?
to you at once without cost. The ,
goods me right, and so is the serv‘
lee. W'e satisfy“ you always. " __ -
H A- MEAD
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8 North Main St;
Death. Norwalli. Dunn.
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Norwalk Chronicler