and family,yof Nest
rsey, have moved to their summer,
silence, at Dorion‘s Point.
8 ‘ ‘ have
Mr. Shaushnessy and family
moved to East avenue from_ South
.Norwalk.
Lee O‘Brien of Third street, has sci
7 tepted a position as fire patrolman
with the Shipping Board.
Howard Richards and family have
moved from Rowayton to 13 Osborn
.avenue.
.’
d Jones, of Cove and Fourth
stms, who broke. his leg, last Ful-
day, working at the Wilson's Point
yard of the Shipping Board, 15 report-
ed to be improving.
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The Flatnsh baseball club have re,-
ceived their new suits. The manager,
Edward Brown. 15 Pleasant street, is
anxious to arrange games With“ any
semhpro team in Norwalk.
ROTON POINT
High tide Saturday at 9:20p. m.
Thursday was an off day at the
Point, as there was no excursions in.
Today the members of St. Ann's
church. of New’ York, arrive here on
Roton Point Park Fire-works Fri:
Hay Night. ‘ _- ‘.
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George Diefenbach spent yesterday
in New Yon-kromelting new stock for
‘ ‘on. _ 7
ins . concessx f ”a" 35”“),
The concessionistsare in readiness,
for the big days of the week, Saturday
and Sunday,
The fireworks and Ferdinando's or—'
chestra are expected to draw a large
rrowd here tonight. , 3 ,3, g
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The bathing beach will. no doubt,‘
The crowded, Saturday and Sundays}
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Hillside Lodge, No. 894. Rand AH
«11.. ‘Woodliaven. Long Island, ,will
come here. Saturday, on board the,
steamer Taurus. .t."'fi} 3
-a‘.
Roton Point Park Fire-work: Fri-
day Night. i
The Castle of Mirth will probably
be open {his evening. after being clos-
111 since last Thursday, on account of,
rumor trouble, due to the high tide;
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Following are the list of excursions
that are booked to come to Baton in
the month of July: ,
Saturday. June 26—Hillside Lodge!
'No. 894. F. and .A. M., Woodhaven,
Long Island; steamer Taurus. g
' Sunday. June 27-—Allied Holy‘Name,
Society, New York; steamer Sirius. l
Tuesday, June 23‘3‘1. TfinittatouE
L. church. New York: steamer Sirius.
T'Vednesday, June {so—New York Re-. Republican own Committee. Stephen
fiail Grocers' Association: steamer Sin,
5,15, >5» M'hth
W’ednesday, July 7——St. John’s Luth'
vex-an church, New York: steamer Sir-E
ins“
Thursday, {July S———Dayspring Pres,
hyterian- church, New York; steamer.
Sirius.
Friday. July 9-—~Swedish Lutheran
church, New York: steamer Sirius. 5
Saturday. July 10~Day Star Lodge,
F; «and A. M...Brooklyn; steamer Nas-
sau kl "v
Sunday. July ll—Pennant A. C...‘
m;,'New York. 1 YMMV
Monday, July 12—Chln‘ese‘ Mar; ,
chants Associations, New York;,
steamer, Taurus. I
1 Tuesday. July Ill—Second U. P.‘
mrch, New York; steamer Sirius.
I Sunday..Jauly JSBWilson Fellow;
mp Club. New York; steamer Nos-j
. aflonday. July 19~Mutual Aid Asst};
nation. Nat. Sugar Refining Co.:
Sumner Sirius. '
' Tuesday.
New York. 1
“gaging, .{qu‘l‘v éS—oAlumni
. .,.l . 8‘ Brookl ;
Nansen, m
Wednesday. .me 28--All Saints'
Bindery school. Great Neck, Nassau.
‘ Saturday. July til—~13. R. Squibb &
Sons, ’New York: steamer Sirius.
Paamce Nob Gaming by Best.
Associa-
stemu' .
Saturdav. ‘June 26—South Norwalk‘
Bwtisnlsma’ sc 1’ and H“'eyjmer cottage by the purchaser. "Mr.
\Richter acts as the representative or
Hubbel» Co; Recreation Ch:
30;}. Conn. b, Budge—
onday. June ZS-United church
Sunday school. Bridgeport. Conn..and
1first: congregational church. ofStun-
10m. ‘ ' N.
cogmdaylgtgg Blur—St: Paul’s
, a chm-c ' idgepnrt, Om..- ‘
and Calvary Episcopal Sunday school.
Billdgeport. Conn... Republican Kansans organized over 60 years ago but:
this lit!" no pastor for the last three
omen. dimer.
331mm? Jug; '2~‘1;wentieth. C '
,eeass. rsti.E.h ’-
Wig}- c urch, Lo
ednesdas‘. July 7—mr '1“
baseball club dance. the
Wednesday, July 14—First Congregoua the winter population hasheen.
gallons church. Sound Bach.
Thursday. July 1" limo!
Sigidtardschool. Stratford.
a or 3-3: July 12 —- Budge
Coach Lace Co. emiployess ‘ port
'Wednesday, July Elm-First Metho—
dist Sunday school, Greenwich.
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Jack Coats: has taken a summer:
:position at the Hickory-"Blair store.
Dales G. L‘Bommeuieu, the Loan.
SW: mister a’nd 98W, has;
32m a Ford automobile.
i MWJntas family of Glmbrook’ is
, pg Captain Aaron G.,,Steve,us‘
' Place is entertainments».
board the steamer Sirius. 1
-4“ cabin?!
schools and their work.
ltion meeting
[Saturday
gweek. The chief prize. a Ford car, will
July '2°“P‘a“° cmb-_‘°t,urcs 'in' the way of amusement and
' .' entertainment.
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Donald McLean
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Go! New. York.
"Mr.,and,Mrs. ,Georse- Scudder or
‘ Rantington, L. L. and Mr. :and Mrs.
slidward Cushman or New York were!
among the Data-town guests at the
Rowland-Cushman wedding.
Plnkus Needles, the grocer, has puz-
chased Miss Mary Jack’s house on
laMcKinley Place, now occupied by
‘Mrlera C. Lockwood, and expects to
mOVe in shortly.
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Painters have been giving the A &‘~
P emblem in gold leaf.’
7 Mrs. Walter Lester has been visit-
ing friends in New Haven.
J. P. H. Perry and family of New
York City are now at their summer
home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. :Phillip H. Mica of
New York city are now at their sum-
mer home on Imoy Avenue.
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ing her cycle. George H- Ackennan of
1 lthe New York World's staff.
Miss Priscilla Dean and Miss Mae
Murray, the “movie" stars. were vls
itors at Camp Cheerlande few days
ago. ’
’ George N. Philcox. the localreal es-
tate man’ has bought Mrs. Tristram’s
cottage next to the M. E. Parsonage
on the Post Road, which is improv-
ing to sell later.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Arthur of “Prim-
ImSo Cottage" haV‘e been entertaining
3Willlam French and daughter of New
York City. Mr. French has been on
the staff of the New York Sun for
_42 years.
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The stockholders of the Home Bank.
and Trust (30.. of Darlen will receive
a semi-annual din‘dend of 31per cent.
On Aug. 1. the trustees having declar-
,ed this dividend payable to all stock-
holders of July 15.
A reception to the teaching force at
the local schools is to be given this
evening by the School Board at the
residence of Mrs. H. K. Bennett, on
the Kings Highway.
Tonight the closing exercises of
the 10031 schools will be held at Cen-
ter School auditorium. and it is expect—
ed that there will he a large attend».
ance of those interested in the local
rPostmaster and Mrs. Fred H. Smith,
who left town for their {bridal tear on
Sunday, after a reception which was
largely attended, will go to housekeep
ing in the former Aleck Sherwood
house in the Hiudley Park section.
upon their return. Postmaster Smith
is taking his annual ten-day vacation
for-cine trip, that being Uncle Sam’s
limit.
Ernest B. Croruul. chairman of the
B. Hoyt. town clerk, and Editor A. C.
Hatch of the Darien Review are the
local committee in charge of the sale
of‘tickets for the dinner and ,ratilicm
of the 26m Senatorial
night. at Roton Point.
Contractor Arthur‘s workmen have
complete their work on the southerly—
side of the Post Road, at the railroM~
bridge. where they are making.
permanently repaired. Tile and cob:
blmdnnins have been laid under that.
side which ls" new again open to traf~
fine, whilethe- excavating of the north»
side was in progress during dropout
twa days. in preparation {or similar
treatment.
Everything is in readiness for the.
out-door carnival of the Noraton
Heights 'Fire Company. whicheopens
, evening. on the Post~road.
and continues through the followinz
be awarded at the close of thereon
A. fine» dancing. plat-
form has been erected- Dungdale‘s or-
chestra will furnish the music for
dancing throughout the week.
Rev. G. E. Richter spent- today at
'superintendlug some of.
the details for the sale of the M. "P.
Church property in that community,
which is to be made over into a. sum>
.the annual conference. He was pas-
’ tor of the
ing toDarien, his advent in this town
’having been as editor of the Burden
tmew from which he retired about
(four years ago. The Silvermine-Church-
jyears and the building, neglected. fell
ginto decay. “’hen that section Was a
gill-min; community the little building»
fins wronged. many driving several
miles to attend its services. In recent
gmnn. a summer colony having re-
flawed" the old-time populatienrand the
galritnnnhiiie the "onevhess-ehayfl
that. the church-going folks attended
isenrices in ‘Xomlk or New Canaan.
Kn innovator: in- the community mo-
tion pictures at Center School yesterv
gamma finger, 1 . ,9 ”Remnant
,be for Spellacy’s chief, Attorney Gen~
Silvermine Church for min-7i
wars, from 1909 to 1913. before com-.
50“".
Eventure receives any profit, all giving
their time and labonas a bit of. com~
mttnity service in order that town may
be assured of clean and helpful; and
at the same time interesting and he.
forming. pictures. Next Mondayls'
leading attraction. will be. Mary Pick-l
ford in “Capt." Kider.,” with show-
ings at: 3:15 for the children and at
7:45 for adults. ’
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woman sheriff or the Southwest Was
installed recently when Mrs. William
,Gates took the oath of oh‘ice as sher-
ifl’ of Stephenscoun'ty here.
“There will be no bootlegging or
moonshining in theSe parts," Mrs.
Gates announced as the chief plank of 3
her platform. and toprove she meant!
what she said. she seized three stills”
within a. week after she assumed of-
fice. . ‘
Mrs. Gates succeeded her husband.
who. while on his death-bed, summons
ed the three commissioners of Staph
ens county and asked them to elect
his wife to the oflioe. They» promised
that they would. do so, and that is
why Mrs. Gates becamelhe first we:
man sheriff of the Southwest.
Mrs. Gates despite the fact that she‘.
has accepted the responsibilities of,
,the sheriff’s onion in a county near
,the oil fields. wherewere' is (minollnv'
alien to disregard laws. is feminine!
and domestic. She had never More.
appeared in public life, and? her time‘
and energy have been» devoted to her
home. 1
. The inside work of the onion has-
,been assumed by the .woman sherifl’.
who dictates its policies. while the
outside task of raiding, servlng pa-
pers and hanging prisoners is
gated to three male deputies. "My
, husband's policies were satisfactory-4.0.4
iStepheus county and will follow close-
gly in each stop of his ca.eer,’ Mrs.
Gates said.
Half offlonnecticut
DelegatesuFor Wilson
If HeMust Be Named
(Continued from First page)
the (lelegales' should be ‘put in the
position of holding out against the
presxdent, the majority of thém Will
eral A. Mitchell Palmer. who is said
to be counting on 400 votes on the
first ballot, barring such “unforsoen”
developments as the sudden springing
or Woodrow Wilson's name on the
convention.
If the inner thoughts of the Con-
necticut delegates could be read. the
probability is that it would be founo’l
that several of them. even‘lncludingt
prefer to believe that the story about
a third term desire on the part or the
president was erroneous.
The SDeCial‘ train hearing the' Con-
necticut d'e'lcgntiou. and others, Was-
late in arriving here yesterday, due it
is understood, to the Valance!»
freight traflic over the Alchison, 'ro-
peka and Santa Fe railroad. but this
delay ought not to natal-d the arrival
of the party in San-Emma. as it is
scheduled to remain here overnight
agate Hotel: Alexandria denying at, i‘ -
o‘clock in the morning. over the
Southem.Pnciflc railroad for Sonar.
Bartram, where luncheOn and. dinner. '
wallnherhad at the Hotel limbassador. .
~§o far as known, all membetsrortue
[party are well, but there have been
not surprising in view or the length
,0: the journey. ,‘
soul
who
“seeing iahdieving” weight
to: the many school children
.are wearing our glasses.
putting on glasses
in the
class, What our glassm have done
for them. they will do for“ your4
backward boy or
trouble is eye-strain,
mare: among the» brightest
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Woman-fists and 011W,
’1‘"! W of and“ chi-u.“ '
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days proved very successful—two sen
crate showin§ having hemfivm one
in the afternoon, particularly for the
children. and another in meaning
for adults. The, program was every
weR received. the principal fem be
innginimRamrsham in “MSjl’ver
m.” Superintendent W ask-
ed {those preesm who wished the pie
tuna continua when; '
mwm—mm did so..and
., nee of this; .' "
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hands. 'Pr‘acuauy all or $149 135% n»- _.
our: one: cm:
:cmm’s (HIGHER
. ~33 R E S 8 E s
, 3000 Dresses,“ 2:11:14.
1.09m;nr1y moans-um
31.98"]3reues
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as v. 0-- no
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of which have been~thoroughly antics .
factory . No one connected with,,tho .
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dole: ‘ '
the federal officeholders, would much ,
”€20” ’ ’390113100032 .
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few cases/o! “our sickness,“ which is .
In. proof 1 of the axiom that It
Before" ’
they were
awkward and dull and now they. ,.
gunmen.
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NEW CLOTHING 83'9“ . 3
OPENJNG m NORWAkK.
- Charles Frankel, for a long
or South manager of Tankus the clothier. in
soaML Nam ,
Attorney Paul Connery
Norwalk has received word of their-1
rival or Ms father, Michael Connery or
Georgetown, in- ’Los ”Angeles, Cantor- street, tomorrow. Mr. Frankel has
nla. The latter-'13 with the Connec- many friends in this city who wish"
ticut delegation, and is the altemateghim well, and it is certain that Mr.
of Mayor Jeremiah Donovan to megFrank‘el will serve the public effici-
Democratlc.National Convontien. santly. He is introducing his new
Captain Frederick Dunn has recent. . values, and, in an announcement else-3‘
ly returned from a several weeks’ where in this issue, he gives some or:
tour of duty in Eumpe. and is stop— the details. ‘
ping at his 1101116, the Central Hutch; < '
up—tO-date clothing store, at, 17 Wall
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time , V
Main street, Nomalk, is opening hidiik
J.'M. Layton 8 Co.
store tomorrow with special clothing 1 '
(Incorporated).
5 RAILROAD AVENUI.
SOUTH NORWALK.
corner of Monroe and Chestnut‘ -—Dance, Saturday evening. Compo
stream, ' tBeach pavilion. Anglcman’s J. 0.
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920.
Now Is the Time to Buy
Jewelry. Watches. Clocks.
and Optical Goods. Buy.
Gifts that Last.
. The last week hm shown may“,
a big out in prions, 1.: "l'l‘f‘llalml
and wholly understood,
; Many people buy.“ luster WW; and
:are looking- for how);-
$1.1
fight:
YClarence Brush and family of South.
horwalk have been visiting relatives;
at Scott’s CornerS, New York.
y,
vigiitlis' {3‘1“ i5:1ltlz‘ferald of Derby Is
vng '. r. an rs. M. J. O’Br:
Reed street. , ' on of
TheNorwnllt A. c. (colored) will pla
the 1'9.th Roosevelt A. C., of Stamfortir
Sunday, June 27th, at the Wicke lot;
East Norwalk, at, 2:30 p. m. The .-
manager has promised to make a ‘
great game for the East Not-walkers, .-
as the Colored A. C. are full of fun .
Eand plenty of "pen.” ..
—-Hurrls a: Guns. That's All.
$4.98 to
saint—A
Not many of a style nor are
allxsizesany one style but what:-
ever you select: in your size is
:31 worth twice the money we
$2.98 to $19.50
‘H‘Wfldmhthem
jun-time Wrecking 00., 1.3129
Milan“: 5586.2. .Seooni.‘
hum math-e- tofltmr
SUMMER SKIRTS é
JACOY’S
In, silk. as well as in washable fabrics in the prettiest
goods and: clever styles at very reasoueble prices——
$25.00
Specials in—
SWEATERS
‘_ A sale of sweaters for
summer wear in the pret—
tiest of colors and includ—
ing all the more desired
models and lengths
$4.98 to $12298
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Two Million 'Women
Two million American women have:
reamed Hoosier superiority and
have installed this woman; emancipa-
t'or in’their homes.
helped to make the Hoosier a better
‘ kitchen cabinet. 'Fdr‘tweuty-one years
, theyhave given no thebenefit of
their experience with it.
. Literally thousands or suggestions im
movements have beenwofiered by Boos
, ier users. ,Allofrrthem have been tried
out in actual use- It is safe to say
that every suggesfion that has ever
been m oomexfig‘kitchmxab-
The best
Hoosier.
1188.
there.
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Visit our
Hoosier Cabinetfland let us explain
its many advantiges to you.
Have
Voted for the Booster
inet’ constitution has been actually
tried by us.
are now embodied in the
The Who matter how al-
luring they may have seemed on pa-
per—failed under the test of actual
M' is no place in the Ecosier for
anything that does not actually lessen
thetime a. woman must spend in her
kitchen—and lighten her work while
statewide in front of a
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:Gouch Winona $12 to $75.00
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Furnishing Homes Complete.
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We do not lumgwtm H”. “W“
but let them co m... a, ,, ”mm
profit. .
People can deduct non" go 1;,
cent which (hwy mm't (3, .. :mv
other Jewelry and mixing 54...”, 3;,
town. ‘
Au seeds are motlel‘alely
priced and all recordrd in our
books, therefore more is no
our
can
car of you being cheated here.
20 PER CENT OFF
You Deduct the Discount
For instance, you buy :‘
Braoelot watch, px'irmi ‘
C0315 your . _. .......... $45100
Solid gold chain, wired .544. .
{ Costs you .. ............ $1950
.4 Clock. priced $2.”.
Cows you .......... , $1.940
Gold brooch, priced 3%.”: 3?
Costs,- you ........ $1920
\V'airh, priced SSMW
Costs you .......... Sum
'Rinz. priced $5.00
Costs you ........... 5,3,,
- String of pearls. primal .~ M or:
‘ Cost you .............. . 54m
"‘ Field class. priced $13.11
Costs you ...... ...... . 332.2“
A patron Cid bu): ms;
last week. :1 wt! (New _ ....
but he paid only 813.1» 3:. save:
,S3.05. le ramp 1..1 H mm"
. back again a {a w amt!
bought 3. “Hitch for and a
Chain for $5. $41?» ulna... Eur. lira
sat-ed after he deducted the me
count, $8.60.
You can do the Hum, 31;
up and see our low-
goocls we have 30 offer w
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20 PER CENT OFF
You Dcduct the Discount
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Cuff Buttons, Stickpms. "T to
Grip Clutches. Tie Céasps,
Fcbs. Vest Chains. Charms..
Cégarette Cases, CigarCu:* rs,
Pocket Knivee,'Stox:e and Sg-
net Rings. Watches. 85'“):
Razors. Shaving Sets. 02312:}!
Brushes, Wall. Desk. SiielFJ'HL
tomcbile and Alarm C'ccks d
all kinds. at all prices.
20 PER CENT OFF
You Deduct the Discount
Lavalicrs, Futon Necklaces.
Neck Chairs. Bar Pins. Brooch.
at, Eardl‘ops. Lockets. Gaby
Pins. Resarles. Brace?ets. La.
dies' Guard Chains. Lingerie
Clasps. Hearts. Crosses, La
Teusita Pearls. Bracelet Wat:-
chu, Strap Watches. Watch.
Straps. Watch Bracelets and
Watch Ribbons. Stone. Cameo.
Signet and Wedding Rings,
Manicure and Toi3et Sets.
ivory. Enamel. Mahogany, Svk
over and Gilt Clocks cf all
kinds, at all prices.
Stock Larger Than Ever
Larger Quarters——
More Help
FINE REPAIRING
We do the finest
1 Watches, Clocks and Optical
pairs at reasonable prices.
Repairing of Aéarm Cocks.
Jewr'ry.
F1.
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‘BRAND’S
Jewelry and Optical Store
men 30pm
21 North Main at. $0. sex-walk ,
Phone 2487.
-——FB.R SALE»—
I Electric, (Toffee Grinder
1 Motorcycle _
1 1914i Trims: :3...
1 R. C. H. Motor fl
’1 Gl‘rv & Paris Sciistarttr’ .
Lam Tension Biagnctos with
Gail - ‘ - 2:
Gasoline Tanks. 3—720 gallon.
Presto—Eight and Ar 'l‘anlnifz
New and Secondhand Ebrdh
Radiators.
'M‘WALK RADIATOR RE,
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