\K'
—
adrunken man on First
~
'lda :ones or New Haven
the week with her
.
We Jennings of Fort street.
V .
, h ., Hope of 36 \‘an Zam :3!er
to the police, that he lost
“1189‘ i. st night.
me “kiddies" of East Norwalk are
‘l waged in purchasing school
so as to be prepared for the
Hot all schools next .‘londm
:‘hoorge Guthridze of 6 Belts placc.
. 3 nttcndint the Slave Piremen's con-
Milan bein: held in \\ est “men 10‘
by. as a dl-le..a t». from the .‘.la;.l‘low
O house.
The Epworth Leazue of the East
henue Methodi.l Episcopal church
w a business meeting and Very suc-
. astral social at the parsonage las t
A; "uflng. Miss Gladys Beach and Mics
“*3 Med Lovejoy gave an account of
" flair recent fish to the institute. in
large attend.
cream and
”’f do of the Weather a
“.0 was reported. ice
W . *0 were served.
at «
5‘5"“. John lsakaon. the renowned ice?
j, ~‘er of Sweden. will preside. at the.
if. m services in the Swedish Con-
mtional church this evening.
The East Norwalk Improvement As-
“flan held its regular monthly
matting at Community Hall yesterday
Moon. Aside from the regular
Mao business, plans for the bazaar
a be hold the latter part of this
“in, were discussed.
At a meeting of the Republican cityI
”mince held in the court room.-
‘ht evening, it was decided to hold
fit primaries for the election of dele<
fiffi! to the Republican City Conven-
‘Ipa on haunday next. The Third Dis-
m Republicans will meet in L'Hom-
”(Ben's store. Key'ser Place. at which
' he, Mt delegates to the Requ
.3 Mention will be elected.
at: committee and nominate a can
“to each for Councilman District
Maren and District Commissioner.
all will be held in the Council Cham-
bers of the City Hall on Friday. Sept
12th.
As an outcome of the monster meet-
ing held lithe Armory last evening t‘o
decide just what disposition would he
node of the funds (01thle during
'7 the Welcome_ Home campaign plans
are now under way to stage the big
. goat celebration known in the history
1.. dNorwalk V‘i' ednesdai Allzust 17th.
P3,. .8 parade in the morning followed by
.3 clambcl'e and athletic events in the
afternoon.. and a street carnival in
. no evenim are the features planned
jfirrthe big day. It was also Voted to
*7 adds 11.000 of the fund to be used
which the names of the fortytwo
of Norwalk and Wilton who
Minuet-306.1% committee. consisting
A?" muting from all
I Walk was appointed
Mr’s committee of sixty in
ting final plans. Those elect-
for! East Norwalk were: Harry
Me, Edward Merritt and Howard
Accused
' Tie, many friends of Andrew Bloom-
flulot “16 Fifth street. were grieveiy
'nhoeked ’thls morning to learn of the
Mn death of the aged trolleyman
8t Hohqme some time during the
“Be am a good supper last ever}—
’ and retired early, apparently in
hedth, but when attempting to
< 9 him this morning. his wife found
. the man was dead. Her surprise
.. , grid can eaSily be appreciated.
~82 H; Huntington. medical exam~
.waa‘summoned and stated that
M was caused b} augina pec-
’or hardening of the arteries.
.. . wrist, the center of a large
d admiring friends, was sixty
at age and for the past twenty-
Jinan has been employed by the
.. ~t Company: For some time
3&5: has been acting as motorman
”1‘“! the Trolley-men‘s Union.
liaise, 1.0.0. F it be-
tbio morning that. ar'
to! been complaining quite:
. a :late. than had been no
' ‘ catty tlo‘
“MW
Roberts investigated a com-7
is:
sisters
m book containing his driv-
'l'hey}
M11 also elect three members of the Point are beginning to pack their stock missed yesterday as many a social af- u tht m a. twenty-five m
“he convention to nominate city offic-
’ the nucleus of a fund for the erec-F
any. '01 3- bronze memorial or tablet the refreshment booth at the clubhouse bl 8 standing VOW
districts
to assist
Mord the. He was a mem-’
and Frank l.
Anderson. who formerly resided at
lning F. Ant!~ i'on)
.\oroton Heights. have removed to me
Eliowl Rockland. Stamford.
Country Club‘s dinner—
11.
“'oodway
dances. September «i.
,promise to be very popular. Dinner is
'llerV-ed at 7:3-‘l; dancing lasts until
midnight.
Robrrt H. Love 6‘: Son have :i :en
fup the store a: 364 Main stree‘ . Where
”"3" have 5““ located the past ‘two‘ ment at the annual meeting of the
303“ ircparalory ‘0 mm"): m l )9”- .Connecticut FiremeanAasoclation All
new ht‘adQ'JflllPi~ on Po.~t Road mm are eligible for membership in the fir.
(as? of Miller's Bridge. formerly for
almost 70 years the pro )ertv of the ,ing of that organization at tho 1‘“
mm”; S‘pmmb" 5” 'Hotel. this morning. Thclocalm
Love and his son may be found at 506 Wm M right on [mum and expect to
Shaw fami‘ V.
Main street l0Ver their former store).
in connection with Federal truck and
Scrippl'looth pleasure cars. which
they will continue to represent.—Stam-
ford Advocate.
owl POINi
More bad Wall)! r )eslenlaV for the
Point. .\'ol a plrson w
all concessions and amusements
'mained closed for the day.
“.
re-
There will be dancin: at the Point has been mentioned for this important
18 and 25.‘
’emflr. automation-pooch”
'Herhert Arnold, Oliver 1. Clark, deio-
icommlllel' held at the court room City,
lllall building. last evening. A call.-
; primaries in the seVeral wards on Mon.
[day r-Vcninz. next.
3 “(:2an
3 Ilose quarters and elect
aq noticed and members of the rily committe
,Vene to name a nominee for council-
!clooe of the season at the island all
lthore will be no more social 6”
closeclause-manor!lab-I'Dayolb
in; the residents for their support (I! m on V i
hoping that whoever took charge of
the club next year, would meet with
the same success as they did. and
even gmter.14bor Day marked the
oftbom
there this season.
. the final outcome of the m0 affair.
.L
m. and m September 17.
(‘hief l’. M. Needles. assistant chief.
gates Edwin \V. Godfrey and Will L4
<nwrs. : -- "i .‘V'vVV H-u-n today rep tlonilththkaoryothte city.
liesenling the Rowanon tire depart- .
. _ . sehtol work The Kindergarten
MAGNIFICENT LOVING M Pm” “mm“ “mm
CUPPmNTED‘i “[13 a“ you” ”’3
o --—-- Arrangements made for mettle:
«chiefs club and they attended a Int-et- mac nun- Page in». children n the trolley. Chorus
—— class in charge of Lillian! Sher-
ing cup. mounted on an ebony pedes-
tal, suitably engraved. as follows:
Presented to
have a pleasant outing. HARRY BRUNmLB
b1
Edwin W. Godfrey was present at
. improvement
the meeting of the Republican city
The Property Owntra'
Committee
f
o
Harbor View Beach
lln recognitiono of Ma untiriux efforts
and dicltm services no Chairman
of Committee
September 2nd. 1919.
he nowaygon, Mr. Bronelle was novel-cone with
three delelemotlou that he found great dtiiculty
1 to respecting to the demands for a
gall s to the oil) cenVcntion also threei speech but. ‘1”. a '9‘, well-chasen
Fol words be conveyed the thought that
lowing the meeting a caucus will con 0! all the Ito-0'1 'bk'h have been
'cunfcrred upon him. from line to tint,
l in the theatrical profession. no single
I p to the present time no name ‘ honor has ever touched him so deeply.
was issued for holding the Republican.
l- itth ward Repub
Will meel in
m;an.
One of the cleverest scheme. that 5 large, number 0' the “8100'“ m from Dr Brindle them 0' 13"in
several young men haVe hit upon is to lave for their City homes thin with. beer the int to have comer-rod upon
see just how many 50's they can roll at 30 "'1" they may be hall? iii “no {SIDS M- ..
sip-loom.
an. Delmar. one of the most public-
the slice ball alley To ring a. any it '0' "19" 0""de ‘0 9M “39!! 0' spirited am respected durum of New
Doc-elk
requires quite a little skill. as the 50 the opening an?-
tub is tho-smallest of the lot. and the
most difficult to shoot the ball into.
StVeral of the conceasloners at tho
and ship it to the various fair ground-
at which they will appear alter them
son closes at the Point. A few or them V
will be seen with their game. at the
Danbury fair.
The dance pavilion hall this season
held the largest crowds for dancing
that it has in any previous year. Last
season when there Was an attendance
of 600 people at a dance it was thought
that a great crowd was present. This
season 3 attendance had more than
surprised the manager and he has un-
der consideration 50m 0 method or
lieving the congestion for next season.
iBelle Island
William LVncll who has charge of
re-
closed the stand for the season last
evening.
“until the summer of 1920
At this time credit must be given to
Edward ll. Goate. “’illiam Ganzemuller
and James B. Olson for the manner
in which they conducted the social ac
tivities at the clubhouse. Were it not
for theSe men. perhaps the club would
.havc remained closed for the season of
’1919, as it was during the season of
1918. Instead of this. during the lat-
ter part of June. these three men
stepped in and opened the club also
starting a campaign in which they
were most successful
Through their work over forty mem-
bers were enrolled. which encouraged
them to proceed and carry out the pro-
gram of social activities which they
had in mind. These men. went ahead
with their plans and gave
what they could do during the Fourth
of July holidays when they held a
three—day carnival which began
on the second day of July and did
not end until the
Fourth with a grand display of are.
works and dancing. This display of
the plans that ‘lnese fled Elfin mind.
«ruined the inhabitants of the island
that if they were given the manage,
the island Won’t} W on. of the
greatest social seasons that it has met
kmwn. Meal-s 00am. Cami-lunar
and Olsen were accorded the' support
Wtbcyneedcdandwitb itthcy wontout
l
l
l
_ The clubhouse will remain suggestion for the obserVance of Wei-
'fllr for the cause of humanitV will closed for the remainder of the season com? Home Day. it “‘8 0m U! I“-
in doing. meeting. wherein he stated that the in; pain: in the both
people of Norwalk were at least en- cloudy. full 01 sediment, or the hind
titled ot see their sons parade and in der is irritable. oblisinc you to 390'. .
30'-
proof of in no condition
evening or the the ranks on aid day of the parade. days your kidneys wiB act
(and now a m
of Harbor View), served as mutual:-
The ladies tea and tumble claim or of the amnion. in. Dtlma: kopt
'ing disbanded fO'r the m a wee! “9 'l mm! m 0‘ '“Ud'm in h“
Mortal? manner. He paid a
sac yesterday. its meeting woo greatly mate .0 ., Bum” “a_
to moon was spent
ladies.
together by the preceding his retirement. no man in
-' the theatrical booking field was more
:61!!er by the people III the profes-
A public- spirited citizen of Harbor 33;“ than grh'fimmue" f."
.V iew has under consideration the pur- After the dinner and speechmaking.
pose of purchasing the grounds adjoin- 410:1!!! ":0 wed in “1;“de ear
the clubhouse. it i his ntentio 1! 0“" ‘ morning. It "9"!
"ft i it _ ‘ i: la :0 ac pm voted the affair one ofthe
° urn "g 0Ver o t e "5 cuts 0 ham and most succeasful of the
the beach through its officials. the trus- saint! n g” mpoafli nd unani-
tces. it is this citizen 5 wish that this mm W that the rty own
land be turned into a park and a play °" improvement committee El" 3
ground in order that the clubhouse u. dinner 9"" your.
A”
may not be hemmed in on both sides. Mr! ”Brunch! up a“ a” Da-
ll is expected that action on this mat- via Danci- Mr. and In John l-‘ur-
ttr VVill lake place some day this week. mun. ”'5 all “to. 0 '- am“ Mr
SERVICE MEN
WILL HAVE BIG i
CELEBRATION Byers and Malcolm Baler.
W
0U" "AT IF VOUR
stone. Mr. and In. H. 0 Stephen:
Continued from 'rhlrd fag.
—-’-
With further regard to Hr Bucmey'o
TOM 13.0.9000!“ m if Back
Hm. or Bladder Bother:
that a clambake “and eVeything that!
boys. Just where the bake will be held to b. constantly on guard against kid
is to be decided upon by the joint my trouble.
committee of lax-service men and may-
or's committee, who will attend to all the blood of this irritating acid.
such details. It. is understood that become weak 1mm overwork;
they are to hold their first mottim to get sluzglflh;
morrow night.
the)
the in the blood to poison the entire 33‘5-
cht came the question of
parade. , W as a parade wanted by the ten!
"‘99? Chairman Hanlon settled the, m your kidneys acne and feel
question by a short
uniform. To those who had either de— relief during the night: when
stroyed their uniforms. or who were have severe hetiaches.
of the opinion that their uniforms were dilly spelll. aim “id "0”
to be worn on the acb or rheumatism in bod weather.
streets, Mr. Hanlon instructed that set from your pannacist about lit?!“
in a»
they march in civilian clothes. It can ounces of Jod Spits; tlte a
be taken for granted however that no spoonful in a glass 0! water lilefol‘e
man without his uniform will appear in breakfast each morning and in a ‘9'
fine. TM.
The “gobs" were instructed to march famous salt! is made from the acid 0'
in their blues, without logginu and grapes and lemon juice. combln‘
with white ha”? of «.- -.- ~‘ 9» «mil lithia. angina: Males! for»
The question of a suitable irate cation: to flush and stimulate do?
caused Quite a limo diocuaaton. At. god kidneys. to neutralise the acids il
can: was deciauw mule allurjurlne so it is no longer a source
on the tenth of the “In” My mom.
planned. 1t wan than m'm. Jud Salt. is inexpensive and 61"
however.tbatsu‘tmw. . ‘9"?
neonatal-adamant“; ' '
.,.
40-
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All ”in... then ‘acellhin 1|le
been attended to the meeting was ad-
journed. and the large gathering slowlYI
mod outintothenimnll pleased with
The rest now lies with the people of
Not-walk to cooperate with those in
charge of tho final details and enter
into the spirit of the coming day with
a wagon-cc. Show the heroes of this
city who nuanced everything in your
behalf that you appreciate their ocean.
Tm out in all your splendor and
Nor-
wflk's Welcome Home Day. one that
will be m of by your “estimat-
grandchildmao the greatest ceiebra
or has been more appreciated. coming
those present when: Mr. and
an. Bu. 3. 8. meet-ck. Mr: and
inn 6. c. lav-sell. in. and um. ale
Delmar. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Feather-
Mr. and m. Edward Kldne, Hts. lda
KIDNEYS ACT IADLY
We are a mien of meat calm and
igoes with it" would be the mast mung our blood is filled with uric acid says
means of satisfyfng the paint” 01' the I well known “thorny. who warns us
The kidneys do their utmost to free
but
the eliminatiVe tisgues
clog and thus the waste is retained
address to the like lumps of lead and you hove min!-
or the urine is
nerv ous and
"WT HILL. lac-twink.
W by
Elizabeth B. Head. 1883.
A sending and thy It... 'Ol'
Gil-Io- a“ Little Ion.
08er- sale and
i
in; with spacioua win- all
We study M!“ (or toe. «cc
partnent. Beautiful m. tel»
mm
Upper School o'er-a antral and
medal m College Pm-
tory We a y. New
course in Household Science
.auxnt in a real house with a real
latch-m Special counts planned
for that lot mm; to WI fd'
a diplomat.
The Inner School include. the
intermediate. Primary and Kinder
garter: Department. Children are.
foundation for their later my:
woodlxewldrk. Gymnastic. and
folk dancing in all grades. Fall
tern begins 9 a. m. Wednesday.
g September-17th. 1:19.
. Mia. Margaret Klmdllmnfl. B.
Mica Vida Hum Francis, A. 0..
Fri-tints.
NATIONAL
Market Co.
Quote for Marty at their
Itrwnlk and South Hawaii
taught how to study and lay a‘ good .
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this evening. As it was stated. there office i“ " h“, “fl“"m°l'l°"ll’.'l “”1533" atafl pcunt. am.
will only be dancing on Wednesday :rgtn at ‘ '
and Saturday evenings, with the under- - Ir. human. the president of the
standing that special dances will be W V” ”"090"! m’ Improvement com- ’mmm mrl
booked and advertised. mlttee. in his brief renal-Ia, express. E
‘dtbm‘admww .lr. 200 .
Friay evening Murray‘s Singing Or- The ml” 0‘ ymlerd" “Med 5“” mgmfiéwmhhhhm:
chestra will make their final appear eral 0' the streets at the beach which for the Harbor \itw community than SOLID m! POT com.
lance of me season a. the pm” This at some places were in an “M Ir. Brunette. He mud out that,
will be their fifth appearance and it condition. I“ tho comm ""' in all " ‘ ”6 lb'
' ”may. give other «laser- and
needs no introduction to the public. I ‘ [will recent other loving on s i "'
i As soon as the weather wamntalt FD p p
' that no one couldevel- take away mmm...2acm
«National Market Co.
I “at t, I.“ Utr-
walk. Tel. 1717.
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and M W Ame-rial III-
' promptly taken care or.
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able opportunity mute “;
- his handicap and previous expel-l. r. ..
and ability cut it i. W to til-m lul
the Min: educational facflttlm (t'
noon-try. including those found Ht
Wt, omen. farms and I'Orkslloilli. .
Cola!!! Woods desires. to (mini-at.
any pessimistic continent; that half
MW”! M” of the disnl' fl
“to their future mition in life ll.‘
France most of thtI men who In, H.
mien vocational training got lwila!‘
John than Infore they went into li...‘
service. Some of them got 4mm _-.. l...
they new-er dreamed of before. 1115] i.
came of the overhauling wllil-li .
had never had. her-nus». firmlmslmw ll
had compelled them to take the fir."
good job that done! melt.
In England there is a onc-nrnm .1}
i telephone crzineer Vliro “IS 0 Mi:-
‘Mm Q. m, 3 M'f'flkt‘f v. [in l
in. lea V. ho lit-ed to he a lalmror
blind “"0r ‘H‘hfl bNallll- .l llizlss
mm 811'" "“F‘ (AFN-'1'!" “l V ii nut
building imlmrtur and an arm.
hrirklaytr who to mnnfaflllrilic m -
plInPil A ("J'rl "h" hw‘t l‘ a loft l j
and his rim hand lull- no“ luv.“ .. .4
mm on omen boy VVith his then,
me in low a chauffeur and a lilllrll‘fl'
iflm both lea phi-aim learned in
r.- so loans mat
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Uncle Sou has no intention of abanc Mimi... «.511; ;,TO£?T,;;?;
“m“; m men who m" 7m' f" mined .rd flan-d in new Wlmo'
h'm .nd m“ m mt’led m [M m! (hm la y’m lub- quunh EL)“
1" "m land and t‘movll. The Federal now
So m In the narernmmr to «potent in mum linz-m it o as
We.” no. the widest pool won and better.
In reporting intact the military com-
I'l under the all Inclusive term
at “mama.” To him all tilt-cont-
arc-“hon dc combat." unable to take
:11 In tho battlt. In dvl Ike only
the dead are hell do Mt. Dip
filed soldiers are by no means out of
a» running, to ma the m
flute Q0 the parlance of slang.
M an some two to‘three hun-
V.'..'
den who {Ought in me Great War.
'Die number of seriously disabled will
Iotbcknown mtol'lix month:
to come. In the meantime Colonel Ar-
thur Woods, Aacist‘ to the Secretary
1‘ War. whose job It Ill to re-cstnll-
lhh into uV-i ate all of the nor-ll VVim
med with Uncle am. has urged all!
Q-oervice men who time been VVound-l
ad to common cafe ulth them atl
Washington or at any of the got-un-
mum or private organisations for r!
W M‘Wm with
Cdoul Wooda. Inquiries will be
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file mm is signed. Gnu When. The Mm
marlin: captivated unconditionally lit-sl- could not 1rmdi' im- "ma.“
our “call now herons-led no. hurl: (idem not our .I‘h “mt"
the Wale! on the Rhine to man to ""0““ ""7 ”In that the Grm...x.s‘
civilian me. In a few m. thtboyw '9‘ up. "““W "W” in "0 Mel-m
‘hich will stand up against human I -
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‘ the w.’ a will lags I do are dequ to ptthgb.
Mia, Mun, \‘iiall‘iV
home. W 5! NH”. by “Pi" and will power carried those mm. to
urc and by diaelpllnt, they are coming ’orIOUI Victory. The. dt‘ll'l'nllnatlun.
badtowmbetltrmntmnm .nqusrpd undo: fin, It" make Ilfl‘m
they left. 1"! m m “(‘l “dent in more "one indium-v. 'l‘llo‘
weary of Europe and European life non whom the oer-loans could not rmp’
will not be m by thermal-allies“
mend in their eternity out.
(Moles will only inc-ire the. w
”(or clot-t. The American employ-l
or and the Ammbm m1.
kid each of then-cu a valuable anol
10f in his pam”. hey -
naked-t tilt nuts-at tan. or to.
com law-c.1- o nudes at plan no
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HOMESEEKERS ATTENTle
Also the Builder and Specuiafor
ADAMS 8: INGALLS
wfitseflat
AUCTION
For Genrge E. Finch
cm mm Building Lois
mums PARK, East Namath, on Winfield Street
TwoMinutcs’ WalkFrolu East Ayaluc
MW Daily at 2:80P. M; ad'6:30 P. M. 0‘ tin Property
Nine Day Sale Commencing
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
And mating Until SEPTEMBER ‘7'”
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