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'would not enter.
l s‘kee balling is still doing
large business.
"a?“ 1’3 LK
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much that it will never die out.
" A dance will be held at. the Countrv:
Club next Saturday etc-ding. "
to last for two weeks was
been held but the
“'illiam A. Cromptln,
Boulevard, is spending the
~Philadelphia.
1‘ 3 Contests.
Belle Is laud
wet-RV
Ward S. Palmer has
Rowan street-to 99 11-2
South Norwalk.
moved 3‘ mil:
Ann
The summer
K' :1 ‘anVV.
Anna Jarvis of Edlic avenue, return-
ed to her home here after
spent the week visiting her sister in day season is at an end.
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yesterday differed a
“’illiam Creamer. of \X‘infield street,
left for Holy Cross l'nivel‘sitv. thiL;
morn1r° at v hicil place he will lesu ~ne
his studies of law.
and instead of many of the
going in bathing. the}. were seen
. wrapped in heavy sweaters.
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ltar'nlll Moore. of the 12.11.:
in New Yorx today. witnr‘sing
parade in honor of the I‘t‘l'il'fl of Gene
eral I't~1‘<lling to this ('tltlnll\
\'("l‘}-‘ rough and
A cold and steady
front out of tlle
The '
tllt'nlv yestcrda)’.
\vind -Wa.< blowing
.Sound which brought
memories or winter.
the various grounds are beginning
show signs of winter..
Harbor View
Thcl'. S.I)etl1ro_\e1 Ringguld which
is layingr at anchor off I’e"k's Ledge
. Light. is creating a great deal of im
‘tel‘est among the residents
V beach. A great, many of them were
"using telescopes and marine glasses
is water
Side.
tilt?
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Plants around
The 111st of the: e2lllal council tne’t- 2°
lugs under :llt pitsuit fl(ll‘.‘.1nl>ll:lliun
drew :1 Ian;0 attendance of Fast \‘ol-
walk men last eVening when b‘l'\'lnt‘ s:
of importanCe was transacttd.
The ladies of the Fast Norwclk I'll
provemcnt Association. who had pl: ll-V
fled to make 8. quilt at their rezulal‘
session at immunity Hall on Frills.)
afternoon, bare postponed th.~ inertia:
until next Friday. September 10.
A great deal of interest is beinz dis
)laved in the regular District meeting:
to be held' in Community llall. Van
Zant street. this evening. f-z'anv mat-I
tors of vital lm l‘tance. to ‘fEaat Sid:
érs" will be bragght up for dvi‘ScuseiOn. VVch‘c beach will be able, to enjoy the
. v'echome Home" cclebtation whit-h
vessel:
Miss Alice Griffin. ofC lnzort Bottle
ward. and bet fliend. Aliss. Maul
Browne. of (:roton, Connecticut. ,whn
has been visiting her. are spending‘a
couple of days in New York, where
they witnessed General Pershing}.
parade.
tbls‘ ciw’ for the Val. "I‘be Baxtel-
grounds has been ~01 mod and a palt
of the days’ festivities will be held
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On account of the cloudy weather of.
Inst evening the schedulod'moonllghty
sail of the llpworth League at .the;
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church was lestpontd. It will be held .
this evening. leaving the public float ,
under the Washington street blid'zo
at 7:30_ c'clorzk. . 1..
- $2
.All officers ‘0! the Arm}; \avv or Miss Theresa Hoyt has returned
Marine C01 ps, who sorted in the le- fl'om llcr Vacation trip to Maine and
cent war and are now living in East has been a<- 11-tl'n;.v hcl talller, Town
Norwnlk are again tllged to send in Clclk Stcpllcn It llovt.
their 112 .mes to Capt. Iohn Keogh 1119‘-
97 Washington street not latter than
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John E. V\'_illlams former editor of
swim will begin at I? o'clock from the
‘ l “‘ztshington street bridge, and! will
{end at the Roton Point beach. One of
1 ‘thel contestantmtqfdecided that he \
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a very
This is due to the fact
that the game resembles bowling so
Had
the. weather held out another contest
to have
management has
:declded to call it oh“ and wait until
0‘ Gregory next season to hold the usual monthly‘ ‘
spirit at the island is
apt thu'
havinz,‘ quietness shows that the summer holi-
great deal front the boat, of Monday.!
residents;
to 0110‘s mind,’
at tlle'
to get a wetter and clearer view of the -
.\ weel-g from today the residents of:
'the Clty is. tendering the boy's' who left;
here. > , . J
Vatc durinu the “al to serve undel the
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he got his mm glimpse of the Statue of ”but! from thglmiarhtanfiut’jhh
best smilevs .
With the aid oi" field glasses be picked them out in the from 1019 or the
Welt-otnlng lhlong-—Ml88 Mae
He is seen here waving his cup to then: an in. magi deck or “tether
which brought him V“Vback home”
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Dini’en. Thus!" on boards which the t‘a‘w allots them
lEdward T Bates. the present Demo
'crntic representative on the, board or
Attendants at the Methodist churtll, salectmen. has been immunity dill
Sunday night clljovcd an unusuall gent in looking after matters connect-
privilege' when the preacher was RW. '91! with m. Jttce. and Judge John I?
W alter A. Ilelrlcks son-in-law of the ,Seleck u ”a, Smtmafl with Hiram
pastm of thy local church Rev, Thont- B. Taylor. who has held the mend
as I Pricc Ml‘. Roanoke is a Prosllx-‘ place ’1' many ycale. as H". 397mm,.
Harlan pastm who resigned his pastot- can representatives. have worked to
gether to give the town an adminis-
tration no satisfactory thin " i“ 9“”
drove x ‘cemétarr,
morning. .V
F‘omllck (otmnission in its Vl'ar Com-
munity Scrt’ice. “1111 Mrs. llcnricks.
'Edark hours. but it
was reserved for his sisters who awaited him at Hoboken pier. V
Persh- In; and Mn. Butler 01‘ line-1n. Ngb
tomorrow noon. This aho applies to ”‘9 ‘3'er- “NW“ ““0 has ”9““ _ _ Dccted um all three will be ro—‘clcced.
all men wounded in action. lspendmg ""l-“l ”f ”1" summer “'“h h" “mm almost the "m"? time m,The officers to be, nomimted are as
_ grclativcs at Lake Placid. X. Y.. was soryiop in the training camps of the follows: Two “39m” tone for the
William C‘anfield. a local lad, but in town t'ei‘tertlav, visiting his 110- SW’,” H“ i“ a graduate 0‘ 7"““99‘ full three-year term, and one for two
filo is now a member of the I‘nitcd quaintflm‘vs. ;'°" University 3““ one 0' ”'9 “1m” veal-a). one member of the hoafd of
States Army. regulars. 1-5 one of Vimt 1 . 7. . . . :Tlleoloaiczll Seminary, and his hear. relief for three years. twa grand j“...
East Norwtlk boys who is todav D31“: Il‘te “ce Hum (.011 (lub \Vl“ llollchl‘s were greatly interested in his ors. 0" tax colbctor. tour consumes.
adinz in New York with the First
a dinner dancc this evening at Noro? mes azc timing the course of which
one regisnr of voters. two school
,0! his party this evening.
’ and City convention at the NorwalkV
. games at. the Point.
Division. Bill was home on furlmmh ton Kcalney 'h orchestra will furnish
hat week and greeted many ‘he nluslc. i
after havin been OVersea.‘ for two . . 3
years g 3 l» Mlss Harlot Valentine of Mount Kis-
' lco, who taught in the school on the
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‘Darien side of Springdale.‘ last season
Norwalk To“) and Citv committee. has returned there to teach this year
has called the various ward caucuses ' With Mi“; Anna Faker. Of H0.” streer
The meets;
in; place .in the Third District will be
at ‘208 “'ash'lngtontstreet. Five dole—
xutes will be elected front the EaSt
Side to attend the Democratic Town
frie nds
“'llliam .I. Devine. chairman of the
The Ladies' Aid Society is planning
or a Harvest Home supper at the
church. Thursday evening. The women
whose reputation for tasty home-made
'cooking is, well established, have pre—
pared an unusually attractive menu
court room, Wall street, on Monday,V
for this Affair.
September 15th, at 8 p. n1., when can-
didates for town and city otfice< will
be nominated, and a town and city
committee elected. .
Rel. II. C. Carter of the. Congrega-
gtional church arrived home from his
__ ‘ 'vacation Saturday. He occupied his
---—-pulpit Sunday morning and evening,
fund was greeted by a large congrega-
. ' .. V'Vtiou who were glad to see their pas-
~ tor after his month's trip. The Con-
' ' integrational Sunday‘scbool also resum-
There will be dancing at the point ed its services for the season.
this evening. The Roton VPoint or-V Mr. and \lrs.
chestra will furnlsh the musw. Vtheir daughter Misx Susie have re-
There will be it; more has eball turned tlom an extended trip through
The last game of Pennsylvania and Ohio, where they
the season on mp Roton Point dia- had a most delightful time, reporting
a most cordial reception from rela-‘
tives and friends whom they visited in
Roton Point is not a very Comfort_ those sections, who had outbid them-
able place on days such as vestexdav scltes in providing entertainment for
At was quite cold and an overcoat was the “3‘ 9‘9” from the EaSt- V
just the thing necessary to keep com-_
fog-tam. 1' George A Peaston. son of William
- M. and Vhe late Elizabeth Ramuay
Fishing is beginning to become the Peh'ston died Monday ntgnt at his
popular sport at the Point, with the home. 34 Clark’s Hill avenue. Stank
m of cold weather. Many fish— 10:. after a lingering illness, in his
omen are seen lined an the dock, ‘u'xid thirtieth year. He wait ’in officer or
my a good catch or flatfish is made. the Stamford Iron Works, a member
audits ivfllounoel is- bangle f if lpttflniin Madge. 1591151134 W M.
m imp-grim and the Fallows; ”more; Veer;
magnum :1 ' old this év’enVlngV, at 8 p.
mond was played Sunday.
V\\' olft‘. architt- cls.
Vinake his home there as soon as
iclude Vincent Astor. John R Dreltel.
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this veal for most of the present in- those of ”at 'flmhmn in the Sen-V
he referred to some of his war ”n’nicommlttctme‘n for three years. one
jaudltor. two selectmen. three mem-
‘Villiam Ziegler. Jr., who a few berg o! the. board of finance. a town
years ago purchased a number m 'clerk for two yum, and a town treat“.-
apartment lloures principally In the. urer for two veal-s.
Park alcnue. section bought yesterdav ' .—-—‘-
from Mrs. \Vllllam A. Redd throughV
Alfred (‘.M.1rks and .1. Curry Watson
the three four story dwellings at 2 The Democrtu 0! the city meet 1‘13
to 6 East 63rd street, mpmg a evening for the purpose of electing
combined slip of 50x] 1.00' V, The pro; delegates to the convention to be bold
petty is located 12,-, feet east of 5m in the Town Asemblv Hall Court
avenue and will be improved with a Room next Monday etenlnz. The
residence from dmigns by Sterner & places for tonight: meeting follow;
_ Mr. mu". Fifsl Ward—Town A3931“? H3“, 11
delegates.
Second Ward City
'.room 11 delegates.
DEMOCRATS MEET TONIGHT.
will
the
building is complete. At present \lr.i
Ziegler is residinz in an apartment in
Park avenue. His neighbors will in-,
Hall
street, 5 delegates.
‘ . ' - w Court
Clifford V. Brokaw] \l’llliam Guegen- I-ourtb “ard— \orwalk To 11
helm Frodetick Lewisohn Edmund rogihfigfl g a: rtRoom
’BaHles. (‘halles Sabin and Malcolm at on '
Stone. i 2 delegates.
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CLEMENCEAU WAS PIEVED.
The political situation is not creat- When Rodin modeled the bust of I.
ate chamber 11.: subiect was not at
cumbents will seek re- election, . and nll pl i w“ it. The M8 skill.
the only interest is in a few of the pmjecfing cheek bones, wrinkled @190
offices in which there are vacancies and amount? mutnche were certainly
org-stoned bv death or removal from rot flattering. Whiting it, the
. . t'Ttser” knit his brows and growled:
toun . Tl 9. Republican can-.15 will beV "Who is this M l""
hcld Thursdav night, and the town’ There are even those why ear that
Vcommittee has already considered [108- was why M Clemenceau did not favor
sible nominees for the various Offices. Q3 mm m gorilfigfvrg’;
It is said that some would-be camfi- “eh anger dwell ‘3 m n 5
dates are disisappointod u not winning, Mother:
the. endorsement of tho mitdel’r’
and that there will be 1 bit of I con-V Weeping Laddte: "Teacher whip-V
test for one or two a! the out“: with 1M 139”"
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the ”inspect of a 18mm 13an “fine" “What for “Just ”I, an-
Weeping Loafer
dacy itanwlntdgmfinot W: 11mm. and I: “3%
tum.
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will be below evening, 3“ Coed, my Norm!
“Mother:
fact may mm . . burg: "whimé
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“What’s the matter, Bil-
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Council .
1 Third Ward-208 East Washington:
Hole cam... p..- O" mm to
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The first ”known discovery 0! pg.
tmlcum in (‘alltomia was made in
1865. by a Mex. can hunter. who had
followed a deer trail to the head of
Hco canyon. in Los Ang‘eles county I
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He came upon a seepage or stickv
fluid that was unknown to him.
Prompted by curiolity be (”labeled 11V
small quantity of it and took it to thr‘
mission aettlenhent at San Fernandoé
There a Doctor (Irtsich. who had for»
merly resided in Pennsylvania, Monti-i -
tied it as petroleum and at once (mm-i
ed a company and stoked out Claime.j
In 1870 a shallow well was drilled at?
the head of Pioo canyon, and is said;
to have produced at the time. of drill».
in: between 70 and 75 bane-Is of oilV'
per day. ' .
About this time II. C. Stanfield form-'
ed what was. known as the (TalitornlaV‘
Star Oil Company. Later the Pacific;
Oil Company was formed. and the two
'cmnpania were operated under the
1same management—L. A. menu) be:
Itug field superintendent and Mr. Sco-
‘field vice president and general man-
. uger. I
; The oil well today is the property of;
'lho Standard Oil Coaxpany. ot Cali-7
fornia. and stands as the first andhld~
est well in the state. It. has ltwvr;
been a prominent factor in (.‘alilorfl
nla's petroleum industry as it is known'
today. but while hundreds of wells:
'stnce drilled haven't even a derrick
left to mark theil location "No. 4," as
it is known, 15 still alive and still pro-
during. 1
BEAUTIFUL COMMON SENSE.
N1 glectcd common in men
and in nationals—what high mils it ha"
‘brought about. What immense out-
Nay. cost of life and treasure. might be
‘savml if common sense were allowed
. it: functions. But common sense
must not be a cold. calculating facul
ty; it must be something more any“
srn'se
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New Fall Showing
‘-—- of —=-—
Serge Dresses
Smart Waisls
New Suits New Shawls
COATS and SK lRTS
Slllt Dresses
-~ mu.» v n,
OUT ON THE PORCH
or Inside the house ourV
willow or picker furniture, u;
add a lot
(‘omc and see ”)9 easy
They Sp
to summt T
rockers, settccs. . tc.
women: in ct wry line.
pensive. either. Our pricun ;
always the lowest.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE c0.
conn'ol'
cllatl ‘
Not I .1
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m.»w.«_V—-«”m.m.l. . .. .
than simplc caution and warinvss Its
swork should line in directing to the
; highest :ood. not the mere avoidance
3 of trouble or Doe‘s. Common sense will
flank number than today: 11 um see
tomorrow. It will not 111m results
V and not look (or immediate returns. It
V'will lead us away from the petty and
V? the selfish. because it knows that
' ”use must bring dlsaster in the end.
1 It may give us fires and light {or the
will look (or the
: summer—Chicago News. .‘
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LESS MEAT IF SACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a Glass of Salt. to Flush Kid-
; neyoi Bladder Bother.
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produces ktdm y trouble in some form
or other. says a well-known authority.
because 1b.: uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys. they become overworked:
2"! “Hamish; c102 and cause all «orn-
of distress. particularly backu‘hl» and
misery in the kidney region; r'l’flllttd-
tic twinges, set'ere headaches. :tc'd
stomach, constipation. torpid hr! 11
silly-«plenum, Mulder and urinary Er»-
lilation.
The moment your back butts
klanV! aren't actinx rilzbt 01 it blad-
der bothers you. get a‘tom tour ounces:
of Jzul Salts front anv good phar‘mactv
talc a tablespoontul in a glans ot wa~I
ter be‘mv‘ hrtakfast for a low days;
and your kidneys will then not final
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This. tnmous salts ls node from the,
acids of :repcs and lone‘ Juice. com-l
bleed witn'llmla. and has been usedl
for generations to flush clogged kid-l
nets and stimulate than to normal;
‘ activitv; also to neutralize the acids ml
‘the urine so it no law kritfiham!’
‘i'tbttrf ending bladder disorder; 1
l Jud Salts cannot. injure ”yo-9:;
makes a delightful eflerveseent “this-g
water drink which millions of men
and women take new old then to keep!
the kidnrvs uml ulinarv organs cleamV
thus avoiding serious money dtfienses.
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New September Records
Peter Oink, one step; Egyptlnnd fox trot—Six Brown Bros
8E1 cents.
Tell Io, fox trot; The Vamp, fox trot-Smith L Orchestu.
66 cents.
um 13 Nice If It Comes From Dixieland-American
. 85 cents.
Iyosqummfiy “I Love You' ——Irving and Jack Kaufman. 85c.
Take Your Girlie to the m, Billy Murray; Baby-Arthur
Fields. 85min.
For You a WW0 DO Gogorza. $1.00.
Ls Trivium—Melitta. Galli Carol. $1. 50.
W lurch—Janka. Heifetz. $1 00.
Hard Times Come Again No Horemnouise Homer. $1.00.
Bountiful Ohio—Fritz Kmsler. $1. 00. ,
The First no“ of Summer—“John Meant-mack. $1.00.
Sun of Hy Soul—Schumann—He'inck. $1 “00
Come in and hear them. .
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That if there are any pennants
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