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no: no
leaner. an. s. in: "
HOSIERY ‘
1'03 m. won! AND 1
Gill-Dill .
Of all kinds. in solution! shite!
and black.
Mi“
”fibfi‘i-S-
EILBANKS
auras-mm
mum
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WMTREI F080“!
Two things to be grateful for
We 1
One is“ 1m is suc-
ustiillr printing the shin-
building.
fleetlmis
m A YEAR AGO
max.
th‘tnfion sanstill
all)“ good lien {or
We hear of suit: made out of
that ate dill have good «wool
Announcement Ill made hat week
that Captain Room a. Pordue. modi-‘ "3|. “that mix
‘ cal cops. L'niind Stains Army. had innuendo-satin able to five
‘ been promoted to be major. He 19‘ you full value mantis!
stationed at Camp linmphries, Vir-C
in fit. fabric and fashion.
War Calls Him Front Farm” Mi
f, ‘ NOR WALK L
SOCIETY
--..- 2
l Thursday, in W. a little palt-
riotic shunt“ pony was given in
boom of Miss Dorothy Stools. of Nor-
“I, by Ire. Dr. m. The door-
ations and the refreshments were of at
patriotic order. Dancing and warm
m were «adored by the wow
than; those plant use
use it... sum flielm. Nathalie
and Edith Douglas and Torothy
Stoots: flessrs. Archibald Spring!
thorp. Wesley Kauffman. .“l'S. Ada‘
“111.3“. and Mrs, SlieltoTi. lir. and!
M05 Kaufman. Miss Dodder, Mrs, J.‘
M. Find! and Mrs. Brown. l
I '— I
Miss Gifford F. Clark. daughter of;
Mr. and Mrs. George (‘larlr of Ham-l
ilton avenue. left for NorthamptonJ
'flnia.
"My Own United States." With; ‘m k ”m
Mold mly, at the Palace Theatre:
““1 “mm“ "9““ f NORWALK sourH nonwaw
The annual water sports at Harbor
View Bosch will be held today. An *
especially fine .program has been ar-
—“My Own United States." with
ranged for the day. which includes all , . , , _ h
kinds of athletic events, ”1 automo- Arnold Dal). at the Palace T eatre.
bile parade. and a dance in the even‘ wd'w' Patriotic picture.
,
.—
The usual Labor Day crowd is ~ex-"
ipectqi at Roton Point today, although
the closing still not take plane for,
several weeks yet, if the weather con-;
ditions hold good. ;
i
Bali-Joe Wallace's orchestrr fur-t
nished music at the usual Saturday-j
evening dance at the Country Club.
as: will be hand fillsevm to fur-
ln for a special Labor Day
d hich is to be held there. .
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1 «PWHO '3 “K. com"
The newest. brightest .donuaraolr
in any daily newspaper is the column
headed “Ye Towns .Gossip." which
appears every day in the Rev York‘
American. ’
The last dance of the season. It
masquerade, ms held at the Belle ll-
}and Club Saturday .eitening and was
well attended. These affairs ,proved,
to be more popular than over this
”I- and more a this success.
4
Sergeant Harry Gibson arrested
Barry Wargo, of this city. last evan-
ing. charged with operating a motor
vehicle without a license. lie was
bound over under bonds of 823 for an
pearance in court Tuesday morning
at 9 o’clock.
All public and parochial schools in'
this citi- noon tomorrow morning at-
hr the summer recess. Several chant!”
es have been made in the teaching
staff in ii number of the schools. as
mauv of the teachers have taken up
- other lines of occupation. Complaints were received at police
headquarters yesterday that boys
. \vt't'c playing baseball on Meadow
The annual thm M the Norwaik street, and that one of them had
Gun t‘ltih was held at Dorlon's Point.
on Saturday, liomhors of gun clubs
from New litiven. Bridgeport. Stani-
‘ford and from the Pnunuoique Gun
Club of Danbury. were in attendance.
The shoot began early in the morn:
ing and lasted throughout the day. At
the close of the shoot a delightful
shore dinner was served which was
enloyed thy the many visitors. Many
fine scores were made. but the final
results were imobtainable.
liiokeu it window. The manager of the
team paid for the broken window and
the miller was satisfactorily adjusted.
Constable Olll‘Pl' 1. Clark la‘s't even-
ing al‘feslt'tl Gene Juno and James Cal-
vl. both of Noroton Heights. charged
with brtvicli 0i llt'Ht‘t‘ and inloxit‘ulltinl
The men were celebrating their holi-
day lil too violent a manner on South
.\l;tiii slitlt‘i and new ltllii‘ll into cus-
tody liy i‘onstahlc Cliit‘k when they
began to fight.
sw- ~.-.. ‘
tritium Eu °
iilJll-l’lllllil hills.
iii nun
Collector McGovern Refers
Matter to Washington—-
License Is Personal t
———"The Guilty lion." the. Broadway
success, at the Regent Theatre, toxin-y.
Also Pattie News and a Black Sonnet
comedy. “The Kitchen Lady."
Miss Zita Feeney and Miss Ruth
Ryder are still :it their "intensch
campaign" for uniform signatures.
and this week Miss Stellai Worth
Jones, at the head of the campaign
in the absence of Bliss Grace Murray.
will lie down to give her assistance.
'Iiu Murray has been lent to hnoih-
er county and Miss Jones has taken
her place. for a short time. One of the
impressive things about the interest
in suffrage is that it is the youth of
our country, men and women, who
see at once that a country which
Irhich stands for complete democracy . ' ._ I '
cannot stultii'y itself by refusing the- As the “5““ or inquiries "309le
complete dommmpy at hon” Thoffrom owners of motor boats in this
. 'l' i' l oiitwior oi lllt' l’ort .ltttiiesi
president became a convert to equal ‘ U' “ , . , , . }
suffrage, as do most public men when.L' “00‘“ an ”’d‘” mad“ public a
they give a mind free from prejudice ruling received ”or" \"“"‘hil‘gm" t“
m the question. the effect that motor and pouer boats
.cannot be operated except by the per.1
son to whom the license for operation
" lm |.t‘.' ii l“.~llt ii. l
Mr. McGovern said today that many;
people hadnasked him if friends ori
lrelatives could operate power boats,
owned by them. and that he had i'e-i
(fired the 'matter to “’ushington. He,
stated that inasmuch as the license
issued to owners of power boats was
a personal permission to operate the
craft, and that there was no pro-
.vision for the issuance of operators'
iliceiiscs except to owners, only own-
ers could operate boats.
—-WHAT ARTHUR BRISBANE
THINKS
about the news of the day is printed
in the column headed “Today.” which
appears dailv in the New York Amer-
ican. Mr. Brisbane in all his career-
as a journalist has never been more,
interesting than in this work he is,
doing today for the New York Ameri-
can.
k..-
Stillson’s dish}; 1
Malaria. Chills and Fever I
a- -....a-..—w.-
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Pneeaoc - .tcilchESTEllfiflLLS
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money; . Jlfiifiiifi‘x 31¢
Refunded . . ”’22”; .1933“ 0
\ . \ an: .. 095:?- B- .Vf ’9': .
"wed and 5°“ 3" ' "" it lsirirlitv‘l‘tllislw
pursues in lies; glimmer: .ie‘iiam
Stillson-Powell c .. 5
South Norwallim, l
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”All money deposited _
bank on or before Sept. :51th will .
draw inherent «from Sept. 1st. ‘
M'NwfiSarmsm ,
amen 301mm,?resztient. scan a; Knapp. Nice-President.
George L. Woodward. Treasurer.
1"":W’w ‘ wnw‘mv .
._.t I. -
. should by good shoes.
Years I30 UM 1‘th made his Masesacliusetts. today. and will take
:toi'tune in induces a“ “mid ‘0 up her duties as secretary to the dean
beings» Gounty. x, r, to become a and administrative board of Smithl
gentleman farmer. But he heard the (‘OHQW‘ This 18 an important posh!
_ . . .. and lies Clara'smy triads owl
(all of the par. and now he is chair "1..le to be] m ,‘lerasuccess. She'
, man of the universal training and mum, frbm 9mm; (Idiom in mad
membership committee of the National' all took a special course in «study;
Security la-ague. He won't’rnturn to ill! your. receiving the Installs lis-
the farm till the war is finished. I" in “'9'
l i w
Imm' ‘Iiss
Nancy me. of Flax Hilll
”bod. tail mmimfion ini- Yeoman;
:ln New Writ City. Saturdays“ pass-i
ledtthe mind examinations and hast
enlisted for four years. M185 Ernie,
will he in the ollae of Commander:
*Boono. of the Naval Overseas Trails-E
roman Service. 45 Broadway. Newi
Nook. Ilsa Bvrne upsets to “uni
it active service. Tuesday. and er‘
Chm“ county, mm" "0'" Kitty ‘9 mpani' friends in this city extend con-1
beiemy-five non-banking town “n.1,“. gratulatlons.
tees will he needed tor the truth that.
last spring, was done by tweniynie
local committees. '
During thc next ten days the pub-
lioity chairnhn of each county will as-
certain the liiiount or pamphlets, ban-
ners. booklets, etc, required by each
town. Supplies will be shipped to
COllllllunilles from the New York head-
quarters. Mr. Brown is anxious to‘
have each town fully equipped with
publicity material before September
28. so llltl tthe entire three Weeks of
tilt campaign may be devoted to can-
tuning.
ii. i“. .\twater will not its the caucu-
ll‘i‘ seeictrii'y for the district. He
\v.ll be locuti‘d at No. 120 Broadmiy,‘ Mr. and “'3' 1rd T“ Chapman and
Nt-V York city, during the campaign. daughter. ““0 “”9 been summoring
A sliding scale of percentages will in “I“ F- H"“"”" Keyser place.
DISTRICT no. 8
PREPARES can
.LlBERI‘Y man Dmva
Scat-sen nun mean»
l
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[living Butler Elle it Now Yolk arm
chitect. and son Robert. are guests :pi‘
fir. and Mrs. George E. Curtis. Mr.
‘Ells enacts to join the Y. M. P. A.;
Jones in France soon. where he will,
cum in the reconstruction of rain.
ed buildings for use as "huts."
"- i
Mr. and Mrs. lawman 13. 'l‘rltw. 0‘,
South NON'le. were united in mar-
riage twenty years ago yesterday. and;
observed the event by receiving the
congratulations of a number of rela-
tives and friends.
w.
as the allotment tor the, district is t-.n~ 89?-
ncunced. Each village is grouped
about. a banking center and will (.(in-
tiibutc to the center's total in p'opot‘- street is spending :- tcw tiny" All Shi‘it-
tion to its population and (‘Elldlii'el toga Spriiizs. She writes that she io’
\i'vatllh. havlnt: it fine time, and expects
The closest cooperation with
parents coiiiniittaes in all three coune vocatc.
ties is tiroiiiised for the’drive. Mrs.
L. S. Stillman will head the Women's
Lilwlll’ Loan committee. in li‘clrtieil Loduc, No. Too, Benevolent and Pro-
county, and Mrs. Martin Vogel will be tectivc Order of lEks. will tender a-
in charge of women’s organizations in reception to Lieutenant William Han and Mrs. W. K. House. .
the “"91“ taking lilies Elsie Ruihs. are spending
weekend at Revere Bosch and 803-;
ton.
liotlduiiti and Wcsicliester. lon. this evening.
Ntv: chairmen who will serve this place in the l-lilis‘ Home.
fall include: .l. t‘i‘awford Stevens, of _.._.
the \i'estclii-cter and Bronx 'i‘ltle Lilil Charlesx Stevens. of Fall“? Upton.
Mortgage Guaranty (‘0.. White l’i'i‘ns; New York. has been visiting his par-
Grtw Miller, of the. Tobacco l’l‘Oilll‘lS cnts, Mr, and Mrs li‘tt Stevens.
Corporation. of New York. New Rd South liain street.
clielle, and John G. Wintien. Mt. Vcr- and mectin; his :11an friends.
non. l
.__..._‘._._._._.._.... 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and'
u
TO THE LAST DROP
sun — usual man
no mm M53
~ Slums-Do
‘ ,gwn Loon 0000-
Don"! water: 6000
u _n some.
over Labor Day.
this city, Tuesday. and will take up
tlicirl‘esid I he i] New York City. for
the winter. ‘
Rev. John J. Kennedy. of Drnburi'.
‘returncd Saturday morning from n
week‘s rtoy at'liaiyser's Island, South
Norwulk.
t Good advise on thin will be found . _____ .
‘ h the “in: book, ‘3’ met M Thomas: \V‘ HennESi‘Y. of ill? Hen-
: get for a two-sent stamp ‘0 DIV derson & Ei'vin Co. who i. onioytnc a
‘ pounce. by “Mingle“: ““10““ week’s vacation. is spending a few
War Garden Commission at Wub- days in Beacon, x y. ‘
mn- _-_.__
- Miss Grace Leary. of the Southern
, New England Telephone (‘0.. has rc-
tiirned to her duties after a pleasant
‘ vacation at Torrington.
—Sontinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
-pkv ..... ..
Miss Helen Murphy. of East avenue,
and Miss Pauline McLean. of Siam-
ford. are ::perldlllg the week at Al-
lantic City.
l Miss Marion Godfrey of Taylor ove-
‘nuc has returned to Mexico. N. l'.,
l Where. she is engaged as teacher in the
1 his“. school icr another year.
I
l
l
\(ennetli Oztborn of Flax Hill road
. any. Llewellyn Godfrey of Taylor ave
iii
SCHOOL DAYS MEANS
‘lmlt‘. have been visiting friends
STURDY SHOES i New “”65"
' Miss Lillian "Gopcaies. of South
How the children do romp and Nnmalk‘ ‘5 “wing in Mme"
race. ' " . Junction, N. Y.
Private John Sillr; of Taylor rive-
fiHE. has been spending a furlough at.
That: all the more reason, you
let ushslp
' ~.-- ' 1
that. , Reuben Robins. of the Merchant
Marine, has been at his home in Put-
‘nam svenuo for slow days. '
.._....
t Fredcdiher ddosenh Concoran.
of Camp‘ware Visiting at their
homes‘in' , ‘lk. ' ' .
l '.
you with the prob-
-v‘
l‘Mrs. Johli Collins. and family of
Norwalk. will‘spend the week with
t u
is the guest of her sister, on Connec-
ticut avenue.
m‘danghtor of Ir. and Mrs. Otto Do-
(‘ltflblt‘ Mr. Brown to n: thoroxoct nuo— K1901" avenue, have returned in th?“"Pisrne.mill be named this ““01.an
to or each non-banking town as 50““ homedn N" Brunswick. MW JN” ‘to Frederick Francis Hum. of Pat-
'terson. N. .l. ‘
'performed .it the home of the bride.
lira R. i‘. Adams. of 191 Hummer by may. Louis B. Howell.
to ca lk-niho. who are employed as Civil;
the stay over Labor I)ay.~Stitiiiforti Ail-'Serrice Btenogrupllel'i‘, in New '
city. are spending Labor Day with
'llllss l-‘riedhtnd's couxin. Lilia Jennie
A number of members of Norwalk pone)" of Monroe street.
lll' street.
for a few dfll"- Youngstown. Ohio. left to report
Camp Devens, yesterday.
80!!- Of Ill‘mkli'n. fll‘t‘ lilies!“ “f Ml'-‘Miss Alice Lamb. of New liaveurire f Like running a newspaper, every
and Mrs. .1. Frank Wollwns. ll (‘ross the guests of Mrs. Catherine Down-“r one thinks he can raise chickens.
street. first ward. They will remain .01 Elm street.
llovutio S. llyrne and family of Flex returned home
Hill Road. will close up their home in with his sister at 108 East avenue.
il'l
his home. l I
, was caused by two sones lying in the
' bent, causing the car to sworve across
-. ' ‘ ‘flmihi‘mwm r . .424ng l .
a7
‘ CIR DillRmtl C0
W 1857
Ilie Stale closes @in at 6' o’clock
On Monday the store will be closed
America Keeps Labor Day
Fatimaom Labor Bay to .anotherocour changes. lIhe
W'zhas brought about conditions here in America which
.a chant tlime ago would have been thought impossible.
Economy and .patriotism are uppermost in the minds of
- all who‘wish to win the war, and without doubtiihegreat
holiday of the wonlcingipeople, to Whom we all ‘be'long
now, will be celebrated with hoes, shovels, sewing niach-‘
loss or knitting needles, and the sound .of the celebra-
tion will be .made thymachlnery, hammers and rivets.
There is cause for great thankfu‘lness and pride in
the magnificent advance theAmerican soldiers aremak-
ing now. They are fighting in a way that shows them
worthy of the traditions of the great fighting men of our
history. We‘who perforce remain here to carry on must
receive the behests‘of those set in authority over us with
willing and steady minds. No other business may oe-
cupy ans until the war is won.
~Miss Anna crumbly.
Antoinette Dollicrue.
Miss Marie
The seminary will be
Misses Rose Friedland and Rebec-i
Yorkl
and Mrs:— Rudolph Huase, Mn;
and draught?“
I e.
Mr.
The trip was made by auto.
[Notional t‘rop Intprt‘ivtimi‘i Eunice.)
HERE is NO BUSINESS which
figures so well on paper as rais-
ing poultry. and yet there is no
____ business which causes so mili‘h pro-
lifrs. Florence Downs and niece. faulty and despair.
.laiiics WilliamW—White. oh 6 Dayi
and William Cliaplon, o:
3
southeastern exposure open ti) on
light. Chickens hate wind and ho
sun. Give them a shady place where;
they can get plenty of air.
2. Buy only balanced feeds. Th
feed manufacturer has had yours 0
experience, besides he has the I
gradients and the mixing machinery
If you can raise some of your .graln‘
buy with reference to a balanced '
tion. Laying liens must have in
teriale for making eggs; (9.) the yolk
protein by-products and meat scrap
(b) the white, byproducts of oos'
oats and wheat; (c) the shall, 3
and oyster-shell; (d) .nppetisor. gre
stuff. such as beets. sprouted ouis‘
turnips. cabbage.
Don’t. think you can make your iii-1i:
lay on corn alone. for corn will
make hens quit laying. Any sing
grain will do the same. Many ta '
people think they cannot afford t
buy supplementary feeds for cowd
and chickens. That is where thug
windproof on three sides, leaving “‘13
The loan season of poultry-keeping
ls fast approaching. “Fryers" will
have been practically exhausted and
hem have stopped laying on account
lot the molt. So there is nothing to
sell, and the some old feed to buy.
lit is. of course. wise to dispose of
them whose egg record has not been
tgobd. but it is our patriotic duty in
lllillilifl
lkeep up the egg and poultry supply.
‘ l ‘ . ‘it is a significant fact that those who
NW1AXBM , ‘iknow horn-always raise poultry at
In profit. so it naturally follows that
l’ths great maiority do not know how,
The following letter was reccivcdl r at least ”9 too stingy ‘0 feed the
today by internal Revenue Tax tmxfl'” 0“ ‘ proper diet. I
lector Smith. of Bridgeport, relative. The average hen ‘3" only “‘30“:
to the tiling of the capital stock tux. My eggs per rear- She should lay
by local edrpomiloug: [, t least 120 eggs. This increase can
“t aim iorwarding to all corpord- he obtained with no increase of la-
tions located in this collection d‘es-l bor. it comes as a reward of mental,
Edward Murphy. of New York, hasI
utter a week's visit
meet disaster. A hen knovys v‘..
is good for eggs, and she advert
‘ , a good mixed feed by suckling -i- .e.t
mm. which embraces the btaies of Effort. she lays an egg. A hen is it w 5
Connecticut and lthode island, mgr. Howdo Do it. ‘ machine. It you give her '0”. .,
tat stock blanks. form 707, tor -, - ‘ ‘
ing capital stock tax returns, io-i 1‘ Make the hen 1‘0““ “3°“le “"11“.th cannot. fail to product ..
gutter \Vllll remittance in amount =2; r- -—L -...
tax due. in this office, on or before‘
September'30,1918. A copy of resuv .., ..
, l5 also being forwards] to TRY ou-R AUTO
all corporations, fully explaining lite. . V
method of filing the return. You are BODY PC .
requested to give this iliatter wide TIRES YOU CAN
"iii .city through the medium of ’ V
newspapers, located in your fly. DEFEND ON—AL ..
i
WilliOlll cost to the Government, on»
ltl'lf‘ullng the fact that all corpora-J
lions oll'JUlil refer to said degulatl-ms;
38 for information desired relative
to compiling form 70".
“Respectfully.
“JAMES J. WALSH.
"Collector."
Our AJAX Tires are t..i
night tires, fair-iiiidi'oul '..
er tires, tires that will .' ., -i
hit) per cent. service and ,
faction at all times. in.”
conditions. Made with :.-t
and non-slip treads, all sir. .
sizes. Next time you buy..i ...-- .
get this make from us.
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29 nausmamii J
; try a. Classified Ad: .
sroues lN T-HE ROAD.
hire. E. Binninger, of Westport. who
figured in tbe'auto accident in Winni-
pnuii. has reported that the accident
road without any light on them.
She claims that when the wheels
struck these stones, the irisbono was
the street and go over the fence.
W m up .5. Wm».
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