u.
use: ”hm
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‘ omit}:
if:
m side of the bridge.
H’
‘Tlle regular weekly
in! be m tonight.
’- 39¢ In Idiie avenue from
"Austin and Richard H. Golden.
this evening.
be held in
church. and
church this evening.
the Advent
As a result of the heayy downpour of
the last few days. East Norwalk pro-
duce raise-rs have suffered in common
with others all over the country.
Arthur Brown of East Nor-walk. who
met with a serious accident in a
baseball game at Roton Point 3 short
time ago reported to be getting
is
. - A number of small boys report a big
7"“ of snapper: near the East Nor- day evening and order will be main»
. air. and Mrs. Sidney Davis of Pen!
'h Hunter New York. are spending
fie week with friends in Shorehaven.
test of one 0!
Joseph F. \‘adas has purchased a
A businas meeting‘will be held/at read accounts; of the fact,
the Swedish Congregational church mg by surprise.
the East Avenue ll. E.
l
o: suss Kathleenxulvaney.)uss Bar- ters of interest 49cm;
bara “’eed. at the piano. The order 0: Hub“ Vie, Bunch.
fwas much better than at the last sing; '
for the m of Dal-sen took a hand in‘ The . _ 3
,3“, 9mm“ and had an 0mm, on by the Property Owners Improvement holiday Monday with 11‘.
Those present were enthusias— Committee of Harbor View Beach: {
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l ' cad;
The committee hopes to male pox»: If. and III. M W all
selections among others “Beautiful sihle the improvements which some of the CM 1’.” entertained l
. I '
I duly-
tic and sung very well.
favorites were tried and
All 0! the old
sonic new-
.tg
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rr'nuuunuuumnuuuf
the weluru
following letter has been issued
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Sure“ in. York eminent me ‘
and 111‘
Adolph Horn. 8 .
Ohio”—whjch proved to be the meme {eel have been too slow in coming. pan! of trieufim eve-ins-
ite of the evening.
‘joyed by all was "Have a Smile."
tnined by the town authorities.
‘ Belle Island
from going back to their city homes.
Many of the residents of the island
Alfred 8. did not know that the fierce storm of
Saturday which caused :0 much dam-
:use was a baby cyclone. “Then they
' bor View
they were
.main in dry dock lo: the
months.
Hickory Blul! has
contests were never played on.
Another song en-i
The
sings will be conducted every Tutu-
The rain of the past few days pres
like fire boxes in the Third District vented many of the summer residents
Boat owners are getting ready m’considerable attention. 1
The War mid-week services will haul out their crafts for this season.
Christian Many of them are already on their
way to ship yards where they will re-
winter
enjoyed a very
'lirely season of tennis. while the Lila
_and, has been very dull in this game.
paratl '0' a tennis ‘Oyrnamefl‘ and to urge only the thin. which wlll
were being formulated and ”19' tennis
accru to the benefit or the m-btu-n
court was placed in readiness but the e
courtesy of Hurry
tennis tournament
the
the
Through
Brunelle.
. pose.
l
3 Although the summer season has
immewaclaeumebacmmere
[are many or the residents who re-
main here until the latter part 01 De-
'cember. belore they rum to their
city home's.
The silver loving cup presented to
Harry Brunelle by the Property Own-
ers‘ improvement Committee of Bur-
Beuch is upon eahibitmuin.
‘the show window of Coleburn anal
TLaudcr. Jewelers. and in attruetlnz‘
C. C. Mum". chairman o! the Light
and Gas committee. is making very ex.
cellent progress and reports that the,
successful in securing pledges hr the
support of these needed imm.
The committee intend: to suntan1
the wishes of the majority. and to do
of the association; Mme. any at»
.trary expressions are uholnlely ul-
founded and simply bused on rumor
which was so sucoemully played dur-'
in: the holidays was played on his;
‘mm. which he donated for this par-l
s
l Einer Sum-elatiu-of Philadelphiay
has spent a short. vacation at his home
here.
—-1>
Ilia: Anabel Halo-e. who has been.
ill for several meta, was able to‘visit,’
her mm. In. Oliver Perri-i
Luborlhy. '
Ofloeru and m of $0319”
Grunge will spend Wednesday fl
Mun Mutt-nah; the Details
or FutrIeld County. Pomona Grin?-
No.9.
-Sermut Paul Rug-teed who R-
turned (mm France in July is again
in town, m1 kw his with NI.
m Ir. in In. Cbrlutlun. nuns-
utuud of the Upper Puma.
It. and In.“ m, In. Wilde-
.. w..
the “*unelm r Silos" 3“"
2 NOR WALK ‘
i: SOCIETY
:1 and Personal
.NE WS
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“MIA—VALUE".
Paauuale I'rmnu of 24 Danton street
,und Miss Rule Vans-1n were "led:
atSt. Joseph's this manhunt:
o'clock, Rev. Richard 1. (W! on-
dumMWm_ byl
Alum tte M“. at" m 1”
Following the ceremony they were
and a reception lollowd at the "to.
home in South Norwulh.
lists JM’ to Bell!“ d m,
Beach who he been Mu: ber vu-
cution with Mll- I‘villlu Strum
m m m m ‘1'. ‘nd ”I": “IMF of 0"? ml. 1. M4
Ruben wmmmu Haroor. yr, 19 Haviluud avenue. will return home
and In. Frank Pitch and sons. Che!"
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members of his committee have been. tor m an, “a 3‘". Oscar 3.44.559 '11
and hmlly. in. und In. ln'lng Inch-l sumo-— who V"! W 0* ”6'-
toduy to routine her studies m.
be accompanied bliss
wood 1.1L “wood, fly. and In. end withhant Sound Bunch.
wan.- noenooa and «laughter». In?
and In. Frau-u Banks and Miss}
Flam Bantu. 3m among those
spending-Labor [my out at town. .
A linen shower was tendered Min-
mmml
W,m.4,1919 1
m lain uuuul by her many
ilk-lends last eternal. Miss Flore will
”be married to eylm Zeoli at sup-
tuck in the neur future.
l Cards are being rcceiyed in this city
announcing the marriage of Fruit
:TflrIOZ‘IllI of this. city to we: Ire-u
’Cat-ello or New York_ which took place
11': New York on labor Day,
l Hrs. Arthur Thomas and daughter
§Etirabeth of Ridgenold are {nauti- at
their aunt. In. ldn Jefllfl of Norwult.
l Hicheul Sheeban. an employee at the
’k t G. Corset Co.. is enjoyinr a two
week's vnmtion (no. his duties»
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325000 ‘AVOR A STRIKE.
DETROIT. lich. Sept. 4—»1'!»
strike referendum or the rolled ninth-
'erbood of Maintenance of Way Em-
ipioyee and Shop laborers. mature-l
l
idriyeu to the Greasy Studio in me. Wednesday. M. that 3.7.5.000 my“-
'GMW building to i! W bers luvor u walkout unlea- their de
hand: for a wage increase of approx-
imately n a day per man are mute-I.
brotherhood ol'iciah announced today.
Five thou-d voted nous-u: a me.
0“ m euruuuud confidence.
“you. that an agreement will be
reached with the Railroad Adi-hints»
trutiou without min; to a aux-ii".
NEW BRITAIN SEND. IACK 11m
FOUNDS OF AM»MCON.
N“ MAIN. It“. t—Am 1;.-
000 pounds of bum-auto c y
for sale by the city. will be rut-fled.
All the bums were sold within a few
days utter they went on sale. but the
._' ‘buoo-lound-a ':.'o'
Ju‘mumuuwwdl‘om “but
VOCATIONAL TMlNING w
AMY.
The Secretary at Van
7‘4!
Pge
' that afar-anon b-= York mu.
commanding generals at m:- ll ., .,
Div-"more and laments» . '
melts that all men: “Kr-l
U!“ I Mllalkin or
mud. (ducanonal at:
tritium: rhould be can.»
fullest extent prawn-2M. m
net and maternl 2"allibll
ouch outside asset-an“ ..~ ,_
uvullable. without eon tn, ll“ .3
8cm. Foch traitor: hl’lmllr'
once. and is mneidv'rd
duty at all «mm; mu. ,.
the present. localmnal .
ll: '13 H;
\w
v.>
l
not be compulsory and rm ,
15 hum a week will be ohm;
«(local and edtmtmnal til
the military flfilclvnty w.’ 4.»
mm" remain the mazn t.n--,~. .,
All ullmnuent o! funds
training :r- now be R" lbw.
AUTO ACCIDENTS IN srn-«r
An automobile ow n..l
O'Connor of 4 Leeds var-«-
and another nwnvd b} 5‘:
Tudor. collided at “’34 '1’.‘ -
L‘C.
m. Tm; ailsznt.
dun-tea were slight. x.
juved.
Wfl'h Wires war: -. .
when a pole was Pruhu’. .
Reflux. by an automnb lo «I '\'
Harlin B. Silvens of l"'l_~‘l
The Immobil' rkiddal llou'w .-..
ton mu. starting :rnm s
The machznr) was bad'x
along nicely. 1:
lilo Margaret Debold 0! New Jer-
sey has returned to her home after
spending a few days‘ vacation at the'
‘bone of'er. J’. M. Snsack of Seayiew:
m. l
I
Otto Undstrum of Van Zan: street,
' a Dru-incur member of the local bar.
ber's union. is now art-anal: to at-:
1nd the national convention of the
hurhen' unions which is to be held in ‘p
Male next week.
Mr. Lindstrolll in. which wt
lolill
for the rain
Tomorow evening's utlactlon at the.
out will be Murray's Singing Orcm' Some 0: the Harbor View
'1 mks its lust appear. in admin; the m of tent.
P01!"
3 The dance at the Point last evening and "“7 m It next ecu-on.
fins fairly attended. A larger crowd remdems 0‘ the M can m- ‘
would have attended bad it not been 1“" ”mg" m" be "9““ “u will
3 and misconception.
. The old wooden bridge which hub
’to the beach and which is the prop-
:erty of the Harbor View people .y
‘ it the
,bo a two way one lnutoud dame
fwayaumirnailstheme-entail...
expects to leave for that. city on Sep- awe of the season), The crowds that courtu to be located I! the W
member 7.
The members of the Swedish Col)
manual church of but Norwalk
were accorded an unusual treat last
night in the form of an address by the
new. John Isakson the famous lectur-
er of Sweden. who is now on a tour of
this country. Rev. Mr. lemon thrill-
ed the large gathering at parishioners
with his most interesting talk.
Barry c. Fudge of Bantu: avenue.‘
Edward Merritt of Seariew avenue.‘
and Howard Anderson of East Waste
install street. members of the commit-
to rain.
‘ expected.
*—
-a‘l!seuerully attend‘the dnucauwhlch almanac; Themgflhb”
lthis orchestra makes ita penranceis l Whmm'.‘ ‘
z p andatennis court at this point would”!8
'servetwopumbutuomny‘bur"
ltdmmtmmuwmmlmmemutummmdm
willbeableto openutulll‘orthero meatball-uh“.
mainder of this month it it continueu N'OM‘WW m “M
It was Manager Bayleys' in. upon “I! «bl-ct.
tention to remain open no long as he
could. but the ruin is havim the say I
_thls season. and he has to keep cloned nothing for themselves. h‘ 'm
' longer than he wishes.
“'hateyer improvements
Manager
Hayley may have in View for the park
tee of thirteen appointed at the meet-
ing of the Armory 'l‘uesday night. will
attend a joint meetinz to be held with
the mayors commute; o! Sixty in
the council chambers this evening to
formulate final plans for the Welcome
Home celebration on September 17.
At 2 u. in. this morning. Officer Rob-
erts was notified by workmen in Run.
dle’s battery that they saw someone
moving about in the Atlantic in Pacific
for next season is mt known. Mr.
Bayley himsell has not as yet decided
just to what he is going to do. He
generally thinks the matter over sev-
eral months before the season opens
and he then makes public his plane.
The continuing rainy weather is a
great disappointment to the conces-
sioners at the Point. They were in
hopes that the month ot‘ September
would be a clear one. They had also
expected to be able to gain what they
.—-——
Thememburu o! the con-me- uuuh
accrue to their benefit in common
,withallothermembemolourusuocia-
lion. loch creditable work has been
acmmplhbed by our once" in the
past years. yet now that the is
has posed its infancy stage, much
more can and should be done. and (bi
dlhnt the adoption 0! the Am-
ddnr u a ballast of standard
at cm” and vanes was worthy of
RM to the question of ram
m It. Gil". “nod that
e that it compuriumu as
and general merit were
be those who are pen
In to to the United
ufl whomdududtbut
m, £3411; we would be
luuudtu "Mme-latter." as de-
mmtmmwm up-
mtehrucuoubytbebuuneol
mum-mammal
fertflclddformundem
lbw. ”mum-”duper
l .
onrwoum n 3 ,m "M ”on," ,3 - _ _ _ _
33-331mm l rum- u: Profiteermgu
ENEMY TRADE! m u. x“. 1883. .
. A m and by School for
_ W on. first Pun : We and W h‘ 3 7
:0 “ll! 3M den none and ' 3
WE.“ NBC! Fi‘um- “'3 We“; “mull a... “: z \thn you buy at a Van Dyk store you forget a! the-
."lflfflnlfl “3.:th Emu-d Shut: 8% Lem M 0‘ ll..- stor'leu of prolleenng—hecaune therein- none uf ll hrr: \
“ dewnufl' a ' m“. I! ”I "I. ' t c and realtze that. lees are always l‘iL’l.‘
tries. Mus lortunate. In rehabllntlnz h“ "'allul'2...ll'"_' "h_ m at the mum! in pr
atmmgngm, ",‘dm’pgm‘n‘m mte study mum in Ouch "a: VAX out n. 3
"'8' ’ " " m "m .. ... “' ”film ..... m AV DYK SPECIALTIES
and ability." He also I! u l
48c lb
SUclh
301%
59c lb
59c doz
Duchess Coffee “an“
Quail-Tens "r m“ ‘6”
Van Dyk’s Combma‘ lion
Cofiee Try it
Spring Valley Butter
Spring Valley Eggs
James Vfan byk Co.
“WM acut- Nomi}!
immaculate-mm m can
some-bur 17th. 1919.
It. launch-roommkl.
use.“ Nauru-“Alt.
_on the best possible footing.
committee believes it can help greuuy
in urulnx. suggesting and supm
mural which will plan this ialandl
The committee will give its organ-
ized support to our trustees in curry-
in: out all propositions aimed at sup-
pressing and eliminating anything deb
rlmental to this community and you
2“
gliilill
mu.
i
8l
i
om
all our people. between
and capital.an qu-’
out between the muteuud private,
'° 1
hmmllal “Win thel
HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION?
Also the Builder and Speculator
store on Van Zandt street. nelomeev
investigated and found that the trout
had lost during the inclement weather
of July and August. but their hopes
are invited to write the secretary at
coming bunt-cu mule. the upuubet-l
this committee. Mr. McCormick. and
maintained thetwemustmve'i-er»,
door was locked. but the pad-lock had
been left olf. He accordingly tele~
finned the home of Frank Fay. the
met. on Strawberry Hill. and was
kid that Air. Fay was in New York
and would not return until Saturday.
The oflcer further reported that ap-
’urenfly everything was in‘order in
lie store and was of the opinion that_
the man seen by the bakers was the
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Wei. Labor Day.
I tember 9.
Norman defeated Ridgefleld. 11-0, at In" and selling them
m his first game oi the mailer winter use.
are not being granted.
On account of the Republiuan caucus
:which is to be held at the Rowayton “”99 and ““0“ to
Hone Company. September 8. the reg-
ular meeting of the company will be
‘postponed until Tuesday night. Sep
All members please take
notice. Per order Harry Taylor, fore
man.
———~_.
? 'Local farmers who have had 13:3- only. Its plan of action is nothing
vious experience with
author. are digging
The
this kind of new;
their Demo“ communities having successfully tried
for immedla‘e it I“ In. committees
"Buck" Lynch” use. rathe- tltan trying to keep them have profited by it in the End.
potatoes are:
F "ilhebulteries were Lynch
._a- Noroton. struck out
“1!.
den, (run May 1. 1920, for a term or“
”an Era. [‘eckley will occupy this]
louse lib winter. Extensive ulteral
21 players. showing signs of rot. due to the con-I
and “we... tinned wet weather and such potatoes
'm' ‘me and “133311 Ridge-L always fail to keep more than a few
'weeks when out of the ground. These
. {men of experience advise all local folk.
3m Gill Agency has leased to New. to sell their crop and buy imported po
~Hm wiles Mrs. William B. Beck-statues from New York state. lathe}
juy'u new house on the Post Road, Da-jand the west for winter use.
, I
thing-jaw;
,oll‘er suggestions you believe will bu
‘0‘ benefit to the Island, as well an
meet with the committee at its stutedt
mtetings. to voice your View). with
the assurance that your ideas will be
thoroughly discussed and sumed I!
ahawhole. l
‘ The committee stands for program
'on all matters of practical am com-
aud purposes by
do all it can to
promote measures that will improve
our island. and thereby me: prop-
erty values. believing and! mount!-
will receive better and me careful
attention from association memberu. ll
.lavored byanumberofuuthanilh-
'troduced by an individual memberl
mercial character.
similar committees “0th
in queutiu
Many here. spent the afternoon, Lu-
bor Day. at Compo Beach.
XinGertrudeBou-aoontiuues very
runners-stunning
————-
[Mummbylanruleum
. ”WA! [m 3 they are in the interest of the island Gary said that the antidote for Bot-3
b \ ‘ 'ubevta- was plenty at work It reasonw
1“- -_
chant marine eqqu inevery m,
to the but, with all advantage. aud‘
moo-pummel“
mutton- which light inter-Me with'
modalIndsucceuutuIbuaauuu' opt-e,
utiou. -
Thrall; to the hbor m llr.‘
able compensation. He mud
that employers that not we employ-l
on good ground luv cm :3;
t
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S
l.
l
“”388 in the human with which,
theyareeonuoetuu. Bop-edictedthat:
Bohevhwfldnevurnhnlootw
lanthanum. l
on that tilde of the question. 0m.
men: ownership had been proved not;
“ 5‘ & romedy. “Whatever is ever!-I
body's business." be said. “it nor-031'.
business” Our euperleuce during the
war he can“ showed that Gov-
ernment ownership in u allure. At»
suchl
anti-trust law werealuo condemned by
the sneaker. who elect-ed that such:
methods involvud h Ville or part 0!;
“W some I
look lumen-wee. It. Gary alert
ed a solution of his own.
“Why not have” law framed M_
administered.” he suggested, “no auto
allow the court- to cover the whole
subject by .. '
ADAMS & INGALLS
Wm sell at-
lllC AUCTIOQI
Fah‘im m1:
HELROSE PARK, East Namath, on Winfield Street
'l'w. MM Walt ho- Eusl Ava-e
msmnunntzzar.u.a6:30 RM. on the Property
Nine Day Sale Commencing
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
And [.38an Until SEPTEMBER 7
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