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Lieut. (i.g.) JohnA. Clem.congragafl-swhh
‘eo—ahdtu 0.8. .c.m,mtkmasveddham
8 tbeaaaplewllgotsHanoVer.wbet-a
He has applied for hm discharge iron
the service in order that he may 're-
ulna m Polytechnic institute,
Troy, 8‘” an his degree in chemical
were disappointed ‘to find shop‘s an
~unit-ibillty yesterday. "on ruchlfl'
South “Norwaik. but «hers rem-nun
m ”’21?“ lieil’Mb)‘ hem
Cards have been received by frienda:°‘"“°' I“ '1"! day.
- : Ain Rowayton from Harana.~Cuha. from?
. mm P. Stevens ct ncxmiey rtroet.s
e, , cunt .
. 7‘ Cannes L. J ngs. oi Winiield 'ho ”Wm '00” Ian V“ given .
‘ _ m was ‘ visitor in M York, 39" decided promotion which consisted of.
my, being made chief engineer oi the
. '._ Ira Rube First steamship Luge Orange. of the lion:
r ‘3" lines rts d son line. of New York city. Sir. Sth-‘
”out so entertaining relatives from a“ {m "e .u up” w learn of
”In“ his new position and hasten to ole!
The k f their congratulations upon his dam-
regularweelytestotoneo 'vl’ ion. Heb“ edrto‘
.0 It. hon.‘ in East Sorwalk was arrive in his home ’0“ early next
w u "m. 'eek. ;
been nude 9!-
llaa m “'eiener of East avenue A'mmem “‘5 g
the engagement of Iliaa Anna Moni-
“I w the week-end at the name son. daughz-r of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
‘ ”as in New York city.
armature” Norwalk in» Ymmx Y. He has recently been
discharged {mm the United States
nun-em W "9 holding Navy and has been omiils file m‘ ‘9
.eiregulu'sewiagseasionthisaftar- icecraam and candy store ,0 .W_bouaea on the Post road.
.on. ifnlly in the Dibble block here. The? Sanford A”. d flaw-alums.
couple‘s many friends extend theb-Iwho has been Why the distal:
W 9
is: ' :f‘"‘“die” "n _' mac's": good wishes. The date of the wedding bakery in ems-u, u now with the
9 ‘°"" mm‘ “ ‘5 hasnotbcen given to the publicas Xationalmsrmm
wisht’s adorns-co of “Head Over yet. but it is belived that the marriage ‘
meets" at the assent theatre. will take place in the tall or early
. m. If. m is at present .11-
A number of fine building lots on played by John Sherman Hoyt on hill
Which! M my 0‘ Gem” yacht. which is so familiar to people
‘Mwilibesoidatauctioatohere. :
to highest bidder by Aw g Rowarton folks surely did succeed
I ll , in bringing home the bacon on Tues
at .. six-day sale Mama; to day and Wednesday afternoons, when
ithla article olfood could he seemed
The mm prayer and testimony at the City Hall. At the last minute.
Coumllman
W W. BteVeun twelv-
mould ih the Advent Christian ed “'0 for l "m. m W01
m‘“""‘“‘. mmwmwthelaathattheaale’waagivaunt)‘
the “a1 board of the church in the publicity. the 212 pounds were moor»
doc-ac of the pastor, Rev. George I. ed 0! by Mel! ddock Wednesday
rmorningandcalls were comingiu the
I lira. Charles Smith in visiting rela-
Jordana. to Frederick Trande. “hives at Am“ Ins.
lGeorgeSmithhasrentedthenpper
part alone «Dr. 11.1). Hanna!!!
reputation - Memes.
startadataixnarecent morningtot
ahefore-hr-hfnflflko.
rMiss Elisabeth Mother!!!
avenue, with a party at kinds from
mmmmnefloym
amotortrlpinhercar.throun00n
fir. and Ira. Raymond collar are
spending their vacation 1‘ Toronto.
with in. Godbar'a brother. who has
recently returned from the world war.
I ' _ 'rest of the day from folks unable to
15s.!“ {Ferris of 9 tan Zandt m their pig“ more. ll-‘le saw about four years of advice.
street. two of shat NorwaIk's moat Xra. William Moore is the guest of first vith the lam Osnad ,rosi-
melli. the "Prim Pals.” an later
”0181’ young ladies '1” have been Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Parker. 0!
New York city.
”3‘23. ”"39 m 3" "The 3““ gm mtgnret Jennings. of (mirrC‘snadian Machine Gun mull-I.
W- m Jame-m h— I. m ett street. has boen appointed tasm‘ tar. and Mrs. Edward 3. mm
.pected home Sunday. ,captain for the Managndistrlct‘htz’ot the Borlnadale neck. are enter
The ”a“ 1P1”! unload secure sandwiches and e in: ‘taining Ir. and firs. Theodora M
h" ‘ rs and sailors welcome hm loos. of Cristobal, Canal Zone. no
mm ‘ ““4“” ‘1 1‘8"“ anab- on Ilondsy nut. Many people latter was. before her marriage. ill-a
Mahdi»- are inthe hahitothareare notsatislied with the
Ian captain and adiniant at the ‘l‘hird
‘.' The trip ‘
tornaed a cooperative organization
which is ' planting casbaandearrv
stories all over the city. in competition
- with the main stores. They are tak-
ing the finest available locations. and
since July 1 have been particulnflv ac-
tive in leasing corner store formerly
used_as saloons, and vacated because
of the main; of prohibition.
Mimi
I. mwmmxzup.‘
Mar-e cites law psoplein
tutu-yesterday. ‘l‘betldcwasbish
IaLdthswatsr-waaiar-bntthealr
'wnsratharchih.
m eveflagthe maul weakly dis
lllvsflrwwukswillhemtsd at
the I’d-t. The 0m Ian-lac-
caring mm_m tie on.
M. ‘
Outrldaysvealamhcs,lnr-
appearance at the Pint a success.
This orchestra has gained a reputation
lfor itself in a very short time and it
will also be of interestto know that
these musictan‘hba all done their hit
in the recent war.
The ”firm chut Vol.
unteera. hold their annual outing at
them'astsrday. AthanLtl-e
main-wag was held and at 12
nabs'l-lelen Robinson. and was eflloved
w «‘3, dark raids" on fruit of the “.000 collectnd from the town; Muttenyears mdtfioKer‘rPrt-sa.
‘I in the vicinity. The police will ofllorwalk (or a fund for a home (or
when that printing name-l was
hunt O m campaign to am thh and much discussion has been heard obype department.
gntytaiaverym ion all M. Rowaytoa peosle st'ethentheloremaaolthampe
'zenerau-Iy to the fund when approseh- partment. After m. Ir.
‘mw "3 ”‘1 L” 0"” “'4 ed by solicitors. and they feel that the Aanstoos went to cail ’ZOna.
“I“. 0' 3°"- “M he" 70- boys my: be given a big time. one whoreho‘llns chamorthe-aaotvpe
“to thatrbome alter amonth's thattheyyill remember with pleasure. workinttagovsr-auprtmisgoflca
whit dlnha Placid. The trip varsity wmgeadohnot want to pa: there
u-bummw. m, e. _ e m .3 NEW. B.Mlfi.mumU!
~ . . they wanted while in the be no”
m 9."! m ““- W arm at the United sma- utftefin on. ”harm-£3“
”Home“ rsanmal"hls‘1nkuorotfllaacisdyalm.ofma mmM'
fiflaahhislaw on... townassemhly Hitbland avenue. who istoke married to cut mu, m
... iii-g” Now. I r ' -"'on Isaturday after-m ' '
nut. Ilrs..tl- b m M class-I
'm 'r. Iarah and am. 'Bayu'orWor- rim u, «.000
”thong d Moe men whom-c. about Hishlsndaveaaa. condos needed housing'
unwind to council unambcrs 10‘s of the bride-lobe. 8W 0‘1 ’1’” 'l'haroare twoaflahll'ncros
w i w I.“ night 'I. -
day evening. Th; shirgasurfiase Icullster
. llaneou s ower fliss s. the Old m‘ w
”man-auwnm,mur.gf°m '
. party was a surprise from tm
“W“‘utfim- “ever'ypo‘lm ofviow. Thehomodthc m3W mm
unmet! voted 'to Mensa hostess had been tastefully decorated doubtless m «tor N
of fin...‘ “6.90M 1“,... tortheoccasion.tbecolorschemehe- ,1.
its 7 how and green the MCI w‘ mtract! “:
e . . . est
~ “and evsaion ofa nourishment”, arried “thymus“ “-9 g,
.d gas- the more collected as won glow and solda rod. The everywhere. tor Iatprov
m M. i. e... (or one grand stairway ofthe home was banhod with about six roe-a whla
cu rod. while liner W 0' from twenty to-thlrtyvdolhrs-a
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the local post of the American m in operation at Sprinalals. in the moan
If. m fi’pleasing shore dimer.
.4.
o‘clock tin-e mt enjoyed a vary
In the arter-
nooa the people want to thedascc
pavilion whiehwas donated by Diana»
“Ballots-dthanmaioderofthc
min the hywascarrled out.
w ere-lag will mark the
“dfl-flmdthassaaru
during” «naught «the
umfiawmmaat
“mh‘tha‘mofthe
“fiance‘s-natural"
but wd known m’lnhe-
'twaenwhichwmhamandou-
-“blgdanoasa inter nay.
'0 0““ pleased the out. like other threats or Saks which
1 Ithe liquor'interests have made within
,the past year.
‘ A week's mission. to he conducted
Ibv two Fathers of the Order at the
where she has
. , . ‘ d . -
or which Mm um. “i " member ‘n national law. would prohhly peter!
I
,\
.nd SilLb'om‘lIanWaplar.ln‘
Ila.
Children‘s Hose at fifieufls.‘
—-——-.
A special ‘m o! the Harbor.
I View Beach association will be held at ;
the clubhouse this evening. i
the:
weekly showing oi motion pictutc- at'
The last performance or
the clubhouse was held last evening.
All social activities at the dam,
will come to a close with a dance un‘
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m
l a GOHPLETE We!" or
m
In? York city. came to town yew-11in
a
a W. w. a
”and“
Horns line, at ”fiat: 36c MC
int-Wilma in cotton and.»
mmmuNachanchovaa
11 I‘m ISILPJI‘IS
Labor Day. : “AHACKEHO HOTEL ILOOL
The last Saturday evem (knee of — _._. .. . - .. __==,
the present sewn will be new tomor- wkama roman
row night dad a very large attendance
is expected.
Ilse Emily Von Antes. Ilsa Dorothy
H. Mason. lrvlng lieppa ' no Dana
Hopkins are expected at the llclnren
cottage our the holiday.
I A representative of this never wine
‘around town this morning heard that rainy weather in the northern districts
some great dongs were to take place betwten the Rocky Mountains and the
on account of the proposed impair»:
ments next seson. So he thought that
he would take a special trip to the
baach and learn what it was all-shout
and by the way of diversion this is
strenuous as the progressives talk 2m-
provements and the conservatives say
improvements cost money and 117395
taxes. which seems to be the W
thing now a days. They say that im-
provements are started by some so
rentscaaberalacdorhigprlceaassod
tor improved property. Some claim
that they want improvements. but they
want them to he camouflaged so the
assessors will not know that tin-,rovs-
mentshavobeenmadeand thuskoep
them from raising the assessments.
The radical conservatives suggests that
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; Saturday unsettled;
slightly war-er; moderate west to
south winds. A welldeilned disturb
ance is central this morning over lip»
neaota. it is causing cloudy and
Lake region. Only scattertd Altman
were reported during the last twenty
four hours from other sections east or
the Rocky Mountains The tempera-
ture is rising slowa in Hissistippi
.wbat he heard "Life is becoming more Valley, but continues low in the east.
,ern portion at the lake region and
New W. White River. Canada.
reported a minimal- tempertm oi 30.
wasrn’n a ran aoo
sonar.
High. 75; low.
Temperature :
Ci. Fair.
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the lawns be not mowed next year nor
the houses be painted and then the u- 7‘" m'“ mm °‘ "" ”‘3' 9°“
W regiment. me of the vozun-
sessors will see how poor the place
looks and will “demand the high
'costdlivlnhaalactodthencacn.
andrednceltheprueutm “scar
Istat. “mummseme
‘thhmmnrandtwodchstlngteamth
BM,wlllhew1andIm-n
thewallvoteoathem lithe
rmmmatletkenapplication
willha-deim'ahoardotarbimxton
which itbw will at u!” try to
unleashes. ‘l‘halnaalcolxa-
tio-aflthelnhornaypogragaare
mulaumn-chattbe
Miortbsdys‘oawhlehis
musicians-nouns“
WI. Ophthsmmdmdmwmum
thaWaaemmhsvethsbeat
alas-mu a *k Inns
fl 1“”me
veer regime-ta formed in Fairleld
County during the Civil War. was held
in G. A. R. Hall at Bridgeoon. yester—
day. The few auniving members of
the nglmont from this city were in
attendance.
-—Vlctor September records on' sale
Saturday at Hamilton‘s. Wail street.
Dion-ll
The thirty-second annual reunion of
the Twentyeigbth Regiment. Connee
nectar Volunteers. was held at ltoton
Point yesterday. Some of the veteran
Wm's Bali-t Corps honorary met-r
barn. smile! oi the late war and a
withtheoldwarvotennatomakett
~adawl-gtnkart-ranalnroll. ans-t
“hummus—amiss
Iceed. ing in finding her.
City News]
m 29, 19:3
V097?! m mac
Two young men. Midli’il:
tcrnooll and complaint-d lo 5...... ,_ ,
Hunt that a young woman. sun
at the Bristol Mel on “when ,_ . 1
street. had been harping _ ,
with one oi them and had is“... ..
diamond ring valued 2: 8431-5 . ,
:[mse—«n-ion (Moor Inks-mid v.1 .
on a description of the girl. mu
5r...
cordingly brought bat-it m w. ; . .3
\:., . a
station and confronted by the >- .. :
man. She finally .dmllfwl Mr
and stated sht- had pawncd m. .z
(or "in. She turnedover tin n. ,
and pawn lit-he! to the young :1, 4
who said he would not We» - .
charge. and depaned. thankm- ,3
local police for assisting him . ..
gaining his property so (basil)
- A.-.—
BOYS DAMAGE AUTOIOBILE
Av. 7:?” o'clock laet ermine. i-'-«
Smith phoned to the downtown 1.. -
station that slayer Coltsky had in»
car standing on Ely avenue “7.
number of small boys tame alom . .
"lewd the we on the mat
Tilt result was that the car
sperdins down the avenue and rm...
grief when it ”bed mm a telet-n -
wk 3‘ the M d the hi". brhrav‘ ;
the had lights and mud guards T. 3
fleet was .139 to learn the idem -:
tithehoylorthemroflho r.‘.
ashearrivedonthcscene aomem e
1‘
a
I
d
I
V t
I) '9‘
'arle the “Joy ride" had taken pay . ,
when both. the car and the younpirg
had gone. I
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Everything is in readiness for t; a
scheduled opening of the local brow n
of the United Cigar Stores on Kora
liain street tomorrow morning. TI‘Q
windows have been nitratt'u :
(ire-med. stock neatly arranged tin-3 l .-
stage all set for the exported i‘url. -i
smokers who will lake advantage t f ‘ .
morrow's sale. as advertised in arm» r
section of this paper.
—Dcllnlltrol sail
Snub".
on'vbo
Steamer lore”. every Saturday
Haiti-atoll. L. L loss-ma South Vt -
walk I. a. an. and 5 p. -. Imus:
Huntington noon and 'l p. m. trav- \
Baton Point Park. 5:30 [i m, Rmnl
trip, so cents.
1’00 LATE FOR cuaatncarwu
-
Ionroe
Nor-walk. Rent
hymn Company 7 M
\lorwalk. Telephoto
as-
agnatmllw ”3'h‘atwhlchann‘badmlbm nainstrect. .
w If. ‘00 w I! the III'I "~ “II-ICC M'C-V‘ 111;
“w-maflmshllaee
wkatromahatohosces.“ minis
in rm hotel at one o'clofl.
the am all “motive plural
Wat
is nu the mac“- '0“ "' " a—ncamwhmmvuwggoo, IMJaaeiovsky.“ 800‘!“
avenue. M SorI'alh.
Modem. Mwnl'be
' ioklag manner about the sltaatlonat mt“.
thehaoch.
”uncommon“ mas rm
We. ,
~ Marehrgerschoolsbutnonsbom thank-rill,
aonswharsthpstndent’sintcestislookadaftsrmoreoars-
tally. Thstaaohmarsmanandworasn who in” been
. Big Demand for Trained
‘ Office Help.
Civil Service Positions-$1100 Per Year and Bonus
m DMD 1'03 canvases non runs:
””011 IS ALWAYS 0mm mam SUPPLY
Infill 3min:- Oollagss havsbcensbleto place ev-
arygnduatcfmnthstlmss sohoolsand Insrmhavs been
manycallsforbm‘sandmraphsnthst could
be.“ the boys would long renew 9’“
' flowers placed to advantage around to - _
hat. It is enacted that the tunic: me room. "mm! that much ‘mkfid ensmt the pockethoohs» ”of mm
m V. M be" thought had been expected in ma 8 loan .. .. |
\ ”toy, Itlle effect an artistic one. The K1919 “31:30.“; fix"; it mat“
Ifor Miss Hills '8"! W9”, tied 0' the newspapers d the stato‘thtythc
4, "he bundle“ 0‘ ‘ “'5' "'9' which “wets” propose to ark ‘Jr a license
. .hnd been set up in the light, m- ‘ ' ‘
. ' and no-lloanse vote lnallthe (if!
. who idea hem-z both novel mil 07‘8"“- W of the stats notwithstandl
§There were @9615 Dreum from the that the war-tuna prohibition h ‘I‘
. f ' ‘ -. iNorwalks. Bridgeport. N" Y“ on, now in force and will he mixext
; . - ‘and Rowayton, all at whom an '
OM is“ readiness for the their good‘wlahes to um um. tor a :m‘m’mm'mm‘ mun-twin:
’nnd old—fashioned barn dance which long and happy “"34““! tile. Delicious Darleu “drys” were no'al'ro lad aft;-
fi Michell tomorrow evening at the m“ were “3"“! all present. mer that th
and the time passed quickly with 980 prohibition mama-ca
“on”. it ‘3 “Med that the “‘11ka and social intemourse 0n lat“ would become “tux-on“ “I” did not
ct crowd of the season will attend the um altar-noon, Illss lills will be moths, ii“; the g; “In”: “in; on
‘air tomorrow evening. Iunited in marriage ‘0 Rev. Edward 3- m r onse con ' have ‘0
. .. palm? of the Presbytel such intention this in“. One of the
no. of the residents of the inland Church. of Hanover, N. J.. the care- £17m leaders here nan. Ylflllll‘ilm;
wore-surprised when they saw the city mono! bell! Wflomfid at 4130 at memo: U): 'g’rI-i’ri‘l‘):s:nol ae‘n‘in? him
direct department unload a tool box howsyton Methodist Episcopal church. ‘ under the State law. in defiance of the
.d commence some minor want on
to roads here. They believe in thel
pod old saying. “That it is better late
fin never." I
8.9 wonder why the residents of!
.9 island do not get together and pur— I
.ase’afi own the clubhouse which at ,
he present time they have to rent. it}
would not require such a very large
mount of money to do this, and it'
would-do-away with the "For Sale" or?
“13" sign hung on it the the end of!
"cry season. This idea is not a bad
i
I
no for it can easily be made to come; .
at favorably as has been shown byI
use residents at Harbor View. who‘
.. hrs lust completed paying the lastI
man they owed on their building.I
_ .omeone ought to start a movement!
~. this matter‘ior next season. '
g
I
.1311 can get more insight into the
Holy Ghost, mm Harriett and Kel-
ly of M. will begin next
Sunday at St. John's Church, Won.
Rev. J. J. McGuane, pastor. As is well
ion the Order o! the Holyfihost
gha- ita thsologlal scald!!! in the
‘Weat Nor-walk section or this town.
.There will be masses and urn-ins at
ilveandalghtnch morningandde-
,votions and sermons each evening at
7:45. These special exercises nor the
ichlldren will also be 'arransed. an
nouncernent of which will be made
later.
The storekeepers and clerks drought
fyesterday morning that they were to
ibave their usual experience a bad
'weather which has prevailed almost
,everv Wednesday afternoon since the
thailobolid'aysr were begun. But the
weather man repented and ash! aminoV
skies shortly an. noon. Accordinr
Ab,"
wf.
_my_ tel-lea of life and see further
ahead it his seeing equipment is effi-
cient. You should not be blind to the
'valuerof good eyesight.
to the originfl plat vesterday would
have been the but we halt-Wyn.
but.aathasohabaansomnfiibad
weather. an! arm will humm'c five-
1,?“
{are icing made to continue the cus—
tom at least throuth Septemb'c'.
I Fred 'B. Baur. the Noroion Ieishis
returned from m
of a warm Miranda-t!
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7 The current issue of the Christiani1 H A ME R a?“ the warm?!
.mn. .M.“‘° fimtrfiI iQNeMMr.BaMoneottho
“I!" m: m ‘M m ; an
.fialn-dmbykekaorgel'.
19W ‘ ’ “W j I ,
human—n.2,;
trained tor tho-poem work and have had you! or ex.
mesa. .
Iarfinmconsgasofl’crnoakkseping antimo-
mucoufinpSwrei-tfiI-Lsmmhic and Civil
mom. ‘ '
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Wflmm Inst-III!" 15.- W
mmnmmmwmhrmumhn-w
phahtocallathtcOolmwhwaywasalhkos-rtka ~
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reduced for years to can).
Certainl- ‘ ylliajathetims
“work.
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nothphlled. Lssdtugscouonbtasuchasmriaher
of Yale Univsuity. believethatwcsreouspermansntaew
painsbssiaandtflpfioasandwaguwfllnotbewefially
whswanttobsmcoesaful‘inhietogstsbnsino-m.
thn'inIoMdeork up topositiona or raspOnai-
hilw. Mwhohawpasssdilfisanmoldensughand
“whensvsnotpasscdilftymyoungamaghtotake
_ MERRILL w
Dinning?” Colleges and Schools
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