m 8001‘! KGBWAIK WW
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nesabyamanonropm fleWMH-w‘fmm'.
stated that bids ranging from 32.006 t0 “3;“ or. m than M “a,
8.2.500 to cover the cost of feeding one fine “0-023“ of attached m com
thousand men. had been received. Af- has will marches m“ ‘03”. 1
. , . c. 1.
to? some discussxon it was 3otcd to 11 Army doors will wear mm” can
”mm
evening. Captain John Keogh. an that of yesterday to that of today. The
“East Side1‘ will head the parade as cool breeze and the threatening rain
marohal. 'I‘wo 011E051 Norwaikla sons: will keep the public from going to Elle
[who won distinction during Hie war . Point.
by receiving D S C or the Croix de' Concessicnists are packing their
.. “NU-“‘1‘ -1,
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EAST
‘ ~ Guierre will be. accordcr a special stock and shipping it to their bodies com the 82. 000 figure for a steamer and waist belt 0 D l ar cotton
place in the Parade. 'where they will keep it during the bake submitted b3 James Ghlotto. the unifo no arms no 8am BI awn
.02 WK §_LK 'winter months. wellknown local caterrr. who is an beltolomf’ gloves
' WWqu'fifi-ll .fif—fl—_ ,adept hand at the purging of such a(- Vaval 0 rs will wear service“
an .- mm I - — V ‘ ‘ l fairs. Mr. Ghiotto’ s prospecthc menu 111111911 and me: (3138- -
. . half E 111211
c“ . . m .lncludes for each man. one Army monlnmand mar ’ over 5“
.. chicken. one whole lobster, clams. one caps or 9318!! “hats—‘res'llaycn
.half pound of fish sweet and wtutc ‘ or camo- D. , 3'
potatoes, SWeet corn, white and brown cola: blmueoxm te
bread and watermelon at :1 cost of :2 5“"! ”“4"“ “d 1'“
Der man. .Liuuld refreshments were
figured at 3525 $00 for cigars. and
“so tell“ to cover any incidental ex-
This will “99d ml
aradlng.
No arms are to be carried except‘b
color guard and the State Guard. ,
Colors have been arranged 501' m
the mat 0: :31”, 311“»: and forks the color guard and color escort :32
table ”cloth; “puns in tact every- be composed of wounded ofllcers . .
All men who were wounded 111
W in connectl with the staging me“
I on The tables service me requested to “dun their
m' 1’ arr.
Mrs. “'illiam Craig of” .1 Edlie av-e ‘3 I: &‘
line tent to Hartloxd this aftemon‘.‘
where she will spend a week \isltlng
blonds.
hats.
Above order of dress is requested,
but 1Mmpazt orall of uniform,
prevent any man trom’
Mics Annie Fitch is spending some-
1lme in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert “’lllinms were penses that may develop
H. E. VVilisie and Dr. Terry. of
About titty voters were presenf- Tokenelte. are. advertising for a boat.
‘08 the mususee of the Third wold 31118" fishing 01‘ 131°11an boat. one
f 1-3: h .the L/Hommedieu store on "‘which can do its on fishing unaid
East 'Vl'ashington street last night. led they say.
- 3 Petty thieves brnkc inlo “'illiam ii.
The case of Thomas w, Casey of Farrells sailing yacht. Senora s:1tur~, walk, spent Sunday in town.
Gregg)”, Boulevard arrested last day night. fortunately stealing why 11 Albert banter of Bridgeport was .111
Thursday charged with non- suport of COUPE 0f SUNS Other boat ownem over-Sunday vluitor with Una-Parish
his wife. was again continued until are on the lookout and woe betide the friends. I the t ‘2. 800
nonday,Sepmmbm-15m_ ,1b1‘eves if 1hey are caught. Norfleld Grange will meet in mu 0 I wal e 221' (in. occasion will be names to umbal Keogh not later,
______ 5 An orange colored canoe with ma- lar semimonthly aeuion Friday “even at“ l 1 Us b l (calamities than Thursday noon. so as to Moore
Mr. and. Mrs Gilbert E. Bogart and hogany 11immings was stolen Satur' ing 'A 1mm y "be drawn thema plane. in the color escort.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood atended the day evemng from the mooring place The annual fair of the Noflcld AN AD.“ as. m approved hy the Ch“! of Police Paint-stop has
socmy wm be held we“ 9'3"“ finance and wave committee or W 1011111111111 "‘ “m" 0' “a" "
triennial, conclave on 11115 Knights in the Rowayton harbor. The canoe
Tern lars in Philadcl hla yesterday. was the r0 r1’ of James A. Land- tednoon e111 to clue
p ‘ ‘ 11 , ‘ 1) PB 1 and enlnxio theta-mull: the actor's m “we: will be “my amen men He also agreed
The3 returned home toda3. . roff of Rowa3ton. , The tanner residence 10‘! fine Me i ted to 111.0th Bl “mt". con- \l all street and East avenue at G
1 Charle: “(Us launch wh1ch was Mr. and .Mrs. Carter WWI in,“ I with .. I ".for the boys it to auto tramc.seni~iflmmm
bring the total figure at the clambalte p
" " tion of
Mr and Mrs George Albin and Er- “banding the cats. tmnsporta
nest Albln of Aoadam amt. ‘Nor- ntoodatuflb cleaners. tables. etc” to
y _‘ the Baxter grounds or the Armory in
l
1
1
3L~itors yesterday in Reading.
‘.——~—~_.
A report was received from East
avenue at about i a. 111. this morning
that two youn: mcn had stolen a lan-
tern used to mark an open street. No
description of the young men could
out upon the shore at Bell Island in \‘ori‘leld has been sold to Mr. Wellnitz l I III!" a (labour through Riser-cad Hort ave-1
a se\ ere. storm six weeks ago. and ner of Norwalk. ' ‘ 1C0; k; C “tum 1 Kn i of: mm, 1
sides shattered. is still on the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson aid “Rum us 01111:; ".9 aorxgizfineg, The G. A. R. and Spanish Merle-n
Winn )lon "
and the damage to the boat's hull has daughters of the West Side were '13- ”d I e asked arr-”mission to War Veterans will take I9 3 place in
not been repaired. liters Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.‘ I 1 «hot {or tint 1W on the the line of march in autos to be lur-l
be given. It is understood that the govern- Charles Barnes. I l l 1 nlshed l b l 1 Deal“?- The
was grate y con
-..........__.. lmem is to put the several score of Miss Gertrude Beers of the Me: I d a l I: illn|l:'l “3:21p mayor and more committee will!
A. L. Stevenson. of 14 Willow street. metdl life boats now stored at “il- Side who has been ill {or several, With I d to the athletic events view the parade from 0!!! Hon ml
has complained to the police that c 5 sons Point up for public bidding in
belonging to George H. Oimétead oil the near future. If a bid in the aggre‘
1 Willow street. a1c continually tram~ gate is not necessary a number of
pling 0" or his garden and eating the local people would like to go cure t‘iem
w eeks. is
proved.
Sergeant
reported as slightly lm in the afternoon it was 3oted to ap- 110‘ march “amt“? ‘me’
Dropriatc $100 of the fund 10 be ghen The Prom Pa“ 9 01m ' l
Paul Rumaad has "n away in cash prizes to the winners of 10“ ‘0 W ‘5 3" follows
town. after week' a 3isit with. menar-
7 Serge dresses
" WY, “PT. 9, 1919 ' "7‘
30-3 ”“0111 ’
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New Fall Showing
Silk Bums
Snort Waisls
..
New Sons New Shawls
COATS and SKIRTS
OUT 0! m PORCH
or tackle the hon-c our need.
willow or wicker furniture will
add a lot to bummer camtor:
Come 411‘ one like can chairs.
rockers. cottons.etc They lip 11
coolness in every line. Not cr-
msm, either. Our m on
always the lowest. [
_ m of line with Chief Pen
_corn stalks. \ . '10 turn into launches. lepts, Mr and Mrs. Christian Bnng- to various events on ‘3: prflflretll: 1 1210:1211. 9° l
-——..——.. * l The snappers are quite plentiful stead. of the Up pper Parish. {in ”in“ “mm ‘W {e S“. hm, 2.-—-Two local companies or State
M" any matters of vital importance to’ both on this side and the Long Island Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn have on- committee in charge ”or” p 11 Guard . 1
the people uf the Third District are side of the Sound. Some are of good tertainéd 111111011111 sisters filo: L59. Ink“ The complain , m of '9; 't—G A R lamtos. '
‘to come up {or discusion at the rcgu- size and some are small V'er3 few ale horn. in! Mrs. 933ml: 01- Brook- scheduled events will be announc 4—.Band. '
later.
I" L. Lampoon.- chairman : or Dre
: mayor’s parade committee, submitted
.hlu report for no Wat of 11113
"on; sat. swat-151 M
Jar monthly, meeting of the City Coun-
(:il. to be held‘in the City Hall 11113‘
evening. Tonight's will be the ln-‘t
council meeting under the present 21411
mackerel have put in an appearance. 1311, N. 3'.
and the time for them is now at hand. l
11 is feared that the run of last yearl
will not be repeated this 3.9m
l
5.-Spanlsh “'ar Veterans. ;
6.-.Marahal Keogh and Staff. 1
7.~Golor mm with flag and color
escort.
Inimstration .1.- l Tinee young men from the Bavside ‘
= lYacht 1211111. 1.11111: 1.11am. patella“ , new 112111 a meeting i1 4 Sly ,- :erglxzing
The members or ”‘9 Mayflower stopping at the Norwalk Yacht club '. ll“ mwm- ‘t w; ”Whigs-V9? 10‘ Band '
lproved of the nonunion:
lHook ~and‘Ladder Company held their
um: John Kwfitfll “M
the last'two'days while on o‘crulse of Wm 11.”)!!!an com “d martial.
monthly meeting in the quarters on twelve (Ta 5 to the eastward-L The'.
Van Zant street last nichi. Regular we," to Sichenfg Head and Faun: wad: m that end :01 be pd» EPCNNMW :1
“"1”“ “mm“ “35 disc‘med- ”90-4 ner‘s«lsland holding the cruise rec- - posed beam-urn 11111111111111.1911 n 133’m3 c. ,
‘ Guberidge, 13110 attended the recent 0rd for the llixd class from 1hcir club . t . 1"! M 5 Wm H ~C0mplnl’ f;
State Firemen”: cons cntibn in 1:11.11 They, set out for home gunagy‘. 'af‘erQ ' West panic to wdwprdfiaunm.15.»«8and. l
Haven, as delegate from 1119 aMyflow- noon. infirm filth! 111614 mack it 16 4M D. 3
c l7-«-Compu1yE.
er statiqn. presented his report, '_ .1 ' ‘wllh‘am 0111 111-1119. ,0, “”19?”an 1 3m,“ P4? “”8 want on we NW ms poi-tad out ”at mould me
' . . .18 11y F. .
Darien while diving from the roiling Canaan line on Saturdiy, because of med at the last mung .—<Compo ,
f lav-Company G
at llickor3 Bluff one awning last [roublp in the electric system. 'hwhllowdl it would mean Id It‘lgl‘Cll 1:120. olored company
week. miscalculnled 1h;- dcpth of 1hc_neuly ceven miles. an e m “C
‘ 9 11 was aloo voted to preservea place
‘ ° I ' " 'l 0 would be 111' no condition to full) 1 play
“3'9” and hm"? do“! “1mm“ ‘ gm during the atternoon and in line for all local army nurses. who
. ‘ ~ . . . ~ . .
~ An, East Korw'alk men who served
in the 1ecent w .1r as Arm3 5333 or
has been 3er t1o11blesome 0'. late.
Marine commissinnad cfi'icexs togeth— y
There will be a community sir; this
er withlhosc men (11 officers who 4 . u 1; his '
.... i:‘.lif“l:?.‘2.£‘ '1::“:.:‘.:::""‘.:?: 1:22;.“ ".2 "r 11...... ...... m ............. .. m .. .1...
to send their names to John Rec 11 9- ' _ . . . . un11r1t 19. 1.1dersl1ip oi Miss grow voted “Pub and ““0”“ saw senlcc in France.
Washingto 1 et t 'g' ‘ force. cutting 111s head so se3crel) Ka1hleen Mulvaney. The work. of In connection wlth 1l1e carnival,
_ usre , n - - .. ..’unon1nonn .
° ““9" than that 11 was necesaaly for ”11‘? those attending the sings is showing mi 1y Michael J. Riordan. as chairman of1lw I
New September Records
”08,0119 11¢;th fox trot-«Ii: Brown Bros.
”:9, how; The Vamp, fox trot—~811Mb s Orchestra
to.
w“ an; Nina If It Comes 12mm Dixieland—American
W. 85 am.
Syn 1311‘on "1 Lou You"—Irvin¢and1ack£aufmn. 851
Take Your me to the movies, Billy Murray; Baby—Arthur
Fields. “cont-I.
Gogom.$1..00
“W“.Efc‘figw.
wwmn eta.
”hummuilologmmmefimer. $1..00
wank—mmm
mmade—me. nm
Thursday noon. The idea is to have a W161 regrd to music. the commit-
camplete list of officers, from which a).|
selection can be made F1ida3e1en-
stitches to be 1aken.e3idence of comtnnd imprmenwni,’
' ‘ ted 1ha1 his commit-
tee to acted that‘ three .bands be 6.01111an. 181101
\‘nromn is interested and .it will be hireddgogr the day. They are the Am~ We had 3-0191] to hold one of the 0k}
in; when 1h“ 80”in men‘s commit- crican band of mm. city at a cost of time Fourth .Of July eve SW?“ 1‘1“"
;~ Belle: IS! “d ‘ kcpl up «luring the {all and W111! er.
tee will hold a mcrtin: 1o appoint' a ‘ 1.3275 the coast Artillery Bond of MW“- and ““1 “99mm“, Jon“ Mun"
commanding omens fox 1h'1. 3arious ‘R'EGENT TODAY lBrldgeport at 3255 and another band as chairman of the arrangement com-i
companies. The pounded men will \Villiam “mm“ of l’1ica who has YWNm‘is- “.mw of watpo't Well to be decided on in" 'at 31150.1“) milim and Edmund If. (‘10:: Enticing:
act also, color escort. been slaving 33-i1h Alfred 5,. John at ; Knowfl‘gnfi Liked m Norwalk three would bring 1he total cost of mud J Thomasrgu 1.1: plmcm:t “00
the island returned to lii's home yes- ; av; in “Wagon Track." ,music for the day “1‘ ‘0 3800- M" Mr Rfloinrcletnal‘expenses a!
terday.. 1 When Bill Hart premier of Western Lampson was alllbOl‘lfl‘d to engage would covtr 11 1 oted that ihe
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,Kampf and the music as outlined abate. The ”1" ‘ ' " M t was ‘
be thrown open where dancing
‘ V ‘ ' . ‘ ' ues1lon of the ad3isablll1 of hiring 3mm?“
fan11l3 h'ne closed then-cottage at 1111: q y up d h... ”Nd in P 9‘ em of H0 y
millee.
The annual Third Pistrict meeting
in East ‘Norualk will he held “panes-
character actors whose home is in
day Mn: September 17 when a
Westport. is seen in ."Wagon Track=."
lumbar of 1mportan1 matters are ‘0. island for the month and have re1ur11- his newer! Artcraft picture. which the drum “"1” ’” 111-11 brow: d h l 1roduc-
he considered and deollod upon. The; .. - . .- . R ton and W9“”““' Mr '3‘“ a“ t on 11
of 19d to then blew York home. 331ll be shown at the Regent theatre for discussion. The 0"“? ll 1 a representative of the
m the commissioners. Harry I ! Mis‘s Lillian Masterson who spent today. it Wl” be-fmmd that he is sup- Norwalk Drum Corps having learned ed 1' once
from the reports ol' the 11m meeting Home Decorating company of “'3‘" l
e1ln on
strength with Jane Novak as his lead. that they won“! 30‘ portimpate in the bun who Egan’s??? (32:31:11: lb: 011- i
‘imz 3301an and Robert McKlm worst parade have complained to various the adviaublltydo bee necessary color;
. ‘01 all v1lllans (on the screw) «in m monogram the mayor'o commitm of "re (My to on“ i‘ ll: made an at:
. ‘ I .1-1101133 role the inlusllc'e of any 8‘39“ action in em,“ m the 11 gr ( tb trOh‘cy
‘ to act upon the matter of a cellular)! Ham Vlew I In aditlon M1. Hart has many other View a? the fact that during1he m- "“3”” offer ‘0 decorate e h l
.' between the electric car and F. W. ! vnotable plm'mc including Lloyd B“, tire course of the war they and”. mu. poles along 1he entire line oi mare l
, Resell. A discussion will be held on .___,______ lcon. Leo Pierson. Bert Sprotte and dared their service “hen asked to do ”19 t‘ity Hall Armory granny other
"the advmabllity 0‘ the electrical do‘l Those residents of Harbor View (‘hnrlos A1li11g. The story of “Wagon so. and that a number of their man public buildings with shields tings.“
partment assuming the principle and who are now voters in this ci‘\ 3', are Tracks"w:15 written bv C‘. Gardner born served in the war. they the of hunting and Streamer! and glso to,
interest of the note {or ‘7'500 due the, taking a great deal of interest in 1he Sulli3an and he also wrote the scen- “the opinion that they should be allow- furnish 500 Japanese lanterns for the
”South Sal's”: Truot Company, and, local elections These men seem to arlo. In fact. this is the strongest ed to share in the mone}. After some ca1n13al in ”'9 evening 1th nuggets-l
.1 they are also to dec1de on the sale of know quite a deal about local poli1ics‘stoiv M1 Hart has played in a long discussion it was voted. however. to flap was thought a good one by 1bc
”3‘ mgines and equipment at the demi'i and the men who are to be pl .012! {01 time. have no drum corps in the line of members 0‘ ”"3 mayors commntce.‘
“I station. the nominations. It is with 1-1-1119 that! 11 is historical in character. dating march as that seemed to be the wish 8" bemg 0‘ ”‘9 opinion that should
they mil themselves citizens -of Nor-dn the fifties, and dealing (with “1039 of the majority of the men at the mass ”19 streets and public buildings be:
meeting in the Armory 13y unanl- decorated as outlined by fir Jones H
R m. a ; walk, and they are only too anxious to hardy pioneers who braved the 1m 1 1111 :
epu man“! ee it boom and become one (.f .219 known terrors: of the desert to mob mou- Vme of the soldiers it was 1142- might tend to add to the 8‘9” 0 e
two local com» aflair or lead property owners
satisfaction ' .
lkadjng towns in the 31319 To 111:1ng the Golden \Vcst, 3la the old Santa .clded to invite the
lifiigiiib‘fiea‘iiiiifé... 23:15:52: 1. 1...... .. Fe “a“ ”m °’ we °f 3.... “my.” “ .. Twit": 32.13? 53.31:.“ 332?:
“slit to mean his election He is to plans to form a DOING“ club With the a guide 01 ~cout on the order of K“ military and the t of any (famine. In order to secure bids
, m 11 elected an official whol voters of Smithville and of the beach Carson v«hom 93' en schoolboy “0:8 101mm“ who 11111351 not have entered :1 91':1 Icmmacton m! man" was,
ha ntrivcn to give the Ward his best are hem“ “”94”“ The “0mm?! b‘ “am“ 3"“ “epmation “‘1 has ma 8 the service from this city *0 ma "3’“ 0“ '1 1
.pgrt he decorating committee,
gem“, city election will see about fifteen res- a hero 0f in the a“, “ugh” Other referred to t
C°“"°"man Eldridge Win Joe Augu‘t photographed the film, items in connection with the parade who will make their report later
‘Ienntee,1Prederick L Greenwood and
“Stuart C' Marshall, is to be made as will return to her home in Stamford
- .7 well as the report of the treasuxcr. lthis afternoon '
~ he commissioners are to ask f0",
. authority to borrow on the budget and
several weeks at the home of a friend. ported by a cast of excoptbml
The nomination of Myron W. Osborn
for Councilman by the
last evening is giving
N For Good t. Saving Sale On
WONBER MIST AUTO POLISH
1193.1. flan. Reg. prioeflflo.‘flolepncc .......... £210
. 1amm.m.9ma1.75.sa1e price ........ $1.38
Quart Can. Reg. price $1.00. Sale prme .......... 70c
Pint flan. Reg. 'ce 60c. Sale price ., ............ 42::
1-8 Pint Gan. . price 350. Sale price .......... 25c
llamas. 312:. price 50c. Sale price ........ 35c
“BRflIXRQAC AVE .
55.1310an 1...» .cONN
'dents or more of this communuy en-
route with 1 e satisfaction of baVin ll ;
M In“ in: than ht best {or 8., tering the voting booths and cart then Thos B1ierly was art director and and line or march ”19., Among the miscellaneous business
8 lballots. ' IND" J- Martin m the “”95 The Companies will n W Xmm transacted at the meeting was the up
M. For .some months he has
my: his friends that he would not
‘acoofit revaluation
[direction by Lambert Hill/yer ‘8 3'“! cards handed in to the Red Cross pointing of Victor Ferris as a member
*to be above the average. ’ meg m! m M about 6! the publicity committee. the accept- .
‘ i so or 75 men ing of the Baxter Grounds for the stag- '
*Welcome Home celebration A pasta] card will be mailed to each ing of the bake and athletic events,
Progress: Three man who has registered with the Red with instructions to Secretary Doku
Plans
Cross, which card will notify him of to submit a Vote of thanks to Mr. Ba.»
Ba-ds to be Engaged; 'his company assignmentand will give tor for his most generous offer; and
Cost I him other necessary information. the requesting of Mayor Donovan tog
“— :
Manna Ono Marshal John Keogh and adlutant issue a proclamation requesting that
‘ from Page ) will met with the my commit all business men m Welcome 3
$900919 of the East Side are to
38mg of the opportunity of see
k3, our returned veteraxfi marchl 1
.mnho streets of East 'Norwalk There will be the usual midweekf
Ann WW Wine Day, September 17. dance at the Point tomorrow evening!
We decision was reached .at last A very large 111111111111- of local pea-l
‘ night’suiug of the Mayor’s commit-111119 and those of surrounding towns _ w
iae and the committee of thirteen: ex-‘went to the Point is evening to seek. Thomas Homo chairman of the 1:11? Friday night and sci-ct Juicers ann- Day by closing Mr mumb-
8931308 men; “all POW Gilt by none relief from the sweltetlng heat committee of the thirteen ex-servlce for each 001119311! “:79?! 01110:. ments.
I. Lampoon,” W of the w ozwuterday. men, munch the chairmanship all ‘l‘he‘hfl’ heumd in “313‘ *
do; oommitgée. that the mod} A very large crowd, in fact, one that called themthg toiordcr shortly d“- or marine corps, is W“ tone-d The only M m M.
Me, taking in East Nanak,- «'de would equal that of any other wed“ terJSoolmk. Staph-n Bahama;- ln his name to Kr w City, Na playing ’m was mm;
Manure]: arsevenmilu'hhhcgywasseonin bathing yesterday.polntodm ' WMBWMW W t” m‘m .
would $94131: the mound levelling ‘ ‘ .
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