. . V to Capacity.”
’ Bay Wei-me Brim-ac ml ".
new electricalsupply “store on'hst
,Wnshington street on Monday,.._ ‘
Mrs. John Griifn of Grezoq‘Boule-
During the sesion of the registrars .
of town at her home here.
_ The choral union of the East ave-
anew. E. church will meet dtonight
' as usual: ,
At the meeting of Elite filafynower
Hook 1; Ladder Companionltlonday
night next, a $10 gold piece will be
awarded.
. "the members or the Norwan Goun-
try Club tennis team are to play the
Beaver Hill tennis club of New
Haven today, at the latter's courts in
New Haven.
Arthur T. Murray, whose yacht Or-
iana II. has been anchored off the
Norwalk Country Club, left. this morn.
ing sccompanied by a party or friends tChrist's 00mins." Miss Louise Hum-
‘°“’°’“‘59 t° Mama . mell of Buffalo, N. Y. will sing,
ReV- G. E. Richter Will occuny theE“There Is A Green Hill Far Awav."
pulpit at the East avenue M. E. church Tile second in the series of summer
at )Olh service tomorrow, during the time nature subjects for week night
Mime 01’ the pastor, Rev. H. B. Mar- service will be, for Thursday evening
island, who is on his vacation. lAugugt 12, “The Message of the
R. A. Weding of Van Zandt street HillS-"
has m a Mon at W Miss Catherine Farrell. daughter at
Springs, N_ Y,_ for the balance or the James A. Farrell of liizzliland avo-
season, as asll’stant to Dr. A. Breanerénm’. Hickory Bluff. celebrated a birth-
or New York city at the health readily in appropriate manner Wednesday
mrt there. 'evening at her home by entertaining
The fifteen minute debate on ques- abou): 23 of her friends. A tasty Uiith-
iions oi’ the day, promise to be very day (Inner was served and the even-
Popular with the Men‘s Class of the lng's program afforded much enjoy-
East avenue M, E. Church. and will merit for all. Miss Farrell received
be. continued tomorrow, with the ques- the usual llei‘tl wirltes.
tion: “What contributes most to the The following are, the names of
welfare of man?" .ltbooks which will he added Aug. 7.
During the session of the registrasr 01 the Payshell’ oi the llowaytoii
of the Third district at Selzers barber Library: “Dividing Waters" by l. A.
Sth on East “'aghjngfon stree; yes- RA'VYHC; “Oil. 3'01] TFth ‘4‘ \\'lll. 51-
‘terday about twelve transfers were Raine; " he HON-“9 0f Bili‘rllifill‘" lll‘
aim and a similar number of appli. ‘Wni. Locke: “Sweethearts Unmot" liy
cations were made. The registrars 'BH‘l'd Ruck: "Slippy Mt‘GcP'e' b)‘
‘ Will hold another meeting on next Marie OSDllel': “Miss Billy Married"
Friday. Annust 13, from noon until 9 by Eleanor Porter; “The Poms?“
P. m.. for the same purpose. .{by Joseph Lincoln; "Shavings" liy
Myron Osborn of Osboin avenue to- Joseph Lincoln; “The Undefeated" by
day to: the last time Performed his ~ (7- Snail“; "Th" (‘inema Murder"
usual duties as teller at the South by R. Phillips Oppcnlieiin; “Ramsey
Noru‘alk Trust company, his resigflfl. Milliolland" by Booth Tarkington.
tian taking effect today. A week's Ne“ fall George Yosburgh. Jr..
vacation and then Mr. Osborn will younger brmhcr of Miss Lydia. Vos~
mOVe to East Setaucket, Long Island, bu B‘ll. will enter one, of Old Yale's
where beginning the 16th he will as- most famous preparatory schools and
some the “mice or L'J'fltlnr at ,thevhegin the work of preparing for the
Tinker National Bank there, llIlll\’(‘l‘Sil}'. For hs success he has
“'ith the return today of Fire Chief the best wishes of rho. resident:
George Bogardus from attending the hore. NM“ 'N'Wemlmr he is to have
annual fire chief-g convention in the soxt of treat desired by exery boy.
Taranjr)‘ Canada, the duties of Fred He will be the guest of a party of
M. “119919,. ..r the Mayflower Hook collcce (tradiiaics. mine from Vassar
Ladder company as tcmltoi‘al'y chief and row“ 511”" Yale. ‘\‘~'ll0 “1W" 311"
lie at an end. I)u1‘ing‘ (‘1,in “mull- ranked for a block of seats for the
er’s term of Olflce there was not a 'Yale-Iiorvai‘d foot-ball name. The
serious fire. so he had no chance to Dfll‘ll‘ will llzn‘c lunch at "Yale (‘om—
really have an opportunity to lie buss , nions.“ scream for Yulr for two hours.
at a good blaze once again. land illen dine at “Yale Commons."
Ralph C‘, Macy, formerly m- 535» One of the members of the football
view avenue, and who was enziiteeiwl‘m'ty will 1’9 Miss “51d“ Kathryn
.. A. Cleverly, son 0! Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
(flavoring: Crnwavemie, of his safe
arrival at St. Louis, Mot. en route to
Bartiesviile, Okla" wherethe will cn-
ter the employ of Messrs: H;-L. Dob
erty & jCo-rnpany. Mr. Cleverly ,re-.
cently graduated from Remiselaer‘
Polytechnics! Institute, Troy. N. Y..
on a chemical engineer and has gone
west to enter hte production and le-
Sunday services at the Rowayton
Baptist church. the Sound View
church, Frank S. Clark, pastor.
August eight, morning worship be-
gins at 10:30, with sermon by Mr.
Clark, using as his subject, “How We
May Know We Have Eternal Lite.”
Mr. Franklin Cleverly wil sing a
solo. Bible school, at 12 noon. Elven-
ing service begins with a praise. Ser—
vices at 7:30 p.m., and the subject of
the sermon will be, “The Promise of
o
‘aen'leer.
Mahdi! received from John
fining end of the oil industry. 3
home of Mr. mm. m J.
Bowen-ill.
Rev. Kilian Van Kirk, Pb. 1341mm-
cr’uotor of St. Luke‘s. is still quite
ill in St. Luke's rectory. where he will
remain until there is a change in his
condition.
Charles A. Abbe, the veteran actor.
of ‘Weet avenue. is soon to make his
first appearance in. the "movies."
"Bab‘s Candidate," the picture in
which Mr. Abbe has a leading part.
is soon to be released.
The July
Magazine carried a large picture of
Arthur ISomers Roche. with his wife
and two children. The family are
again at Tokenelte this season.
George W. Noyes ,who has been in
charge or the poultry pint at Mrs.
Auchinclose‘s Keewaydln Fur-m {or
the last ten years, has resigned and
taken a position as manager of the
poultry farm on the Greyttme Estate
at Yonkers. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlesfarlson are
planting to lemove in a few days from
the Bates house on Mansfield avenue.
which they have occupied [or the past
two years. to one they recently bought.
on the upper Post Road.
The will of John Brian of Long ls-‘
land has been filed with Judge Kent-
ing. Mr. Brien was the owner of a
small piece of real estate. valued at
about $2,009. in Nomton Heights. The
property is to be diVidted among vari'
ous distant relatives none of whom
are known locally.
Edgar T. Bates. second Selectman
and Darien's pioneer ice dealer. has
”tired from the latter business.
least temporarily because of the scar-
city or labor. The business has been
taken over by the Berkshire Ice (‘0..
with ‘Fl'i‘ii llarl'is as local
manager. Mi. Bales has been in the
ice business here for 32 years. having
started with ion! 1-1. White in the firm;
1“,“? &‘ \‘i'lll'l‘.
The inlllll‘lilllC‘? of the business 0!
G. 1'). Tillcv. the local naturalist.
be realized. alien ii is stated that Mr.
the
to
lCnal Znolmz'cnl Park. owned 'b)
U, S. Government at “’aslilngton:
the famous Zoo at
in Chicago. A recent consignment of
mm birds includecl denizens of the
four corners of the earth. Northern
Russia sent Let-<0!" white-fronted ccese.
very rare; Bainacle geese and Europe-
an Sheldmkes came from other sec-
tions: ot'Europe. From that section.
too. came pidgeons. green-wing teals
and rosy-bill poi-chords. with while—9y.
Hi porcliards from Holland. America
produced xvi-id ducks for the lmal
farm. while faraway China S‘lll Mau‘
darin (Moi-:9; and Lady Amherst phras-
ants from other
““0110?!“ and lmrmynn (the mast gob
eons ol‘ ttll pheasants) from India. and
Manchurian pheasants from Manchur-
ia. lntlia
Starlinzs and Sharon thurshes, the int-
“’1' declared to lie the finest of
natural meters. ,Dist'ant Australia
issue of Cosmopolitan '
Fail-mount l‘ark l
Asiatic points~ Rich
also com ributed Glass)”
til: :
l
Yankees Revive After Gen-
; Order and Beat‘Tigers.
DETROIT, Aug. 7.r—-A shake-up in
the batting order and maybe a heartl
to heart talk all around brought a "altrom the favorite. I’eier Coley, which
v-made bad breaks in the first two hosts,
fresherted and revived Yankee team
On the field yesterday. it may have
been that the Detroit
.was done with a'vicm‘ as in the days
of yore and the Yanks won by a score
of 11 to 7.
5 Among the day‘s notable feats were
two boundary drives by Babe Ruth.
one in the bleachers. the other over
runs up to forty-one.
t
. IARANVILLE AND
MCCARTHY IN CRASH
l BOSTON. Aug. 7.’~‘Walter Marau-
ville, the Braves’ shortstop. and Mr.
'Carthy. Catcher Of ”it” st. lJauiS Cardl- ypgtprdav mnrning 10 ll‘e Norm R’n_l
nals. were unable to play in yestei-~;dan truck. when. may ram. next Wren, is in Ban Johnson‘s had books.
pitching was'
soft, but. anyway, the Yankee slitting
LON IcDOPlAl—D has
. FIELD DAY AT TOLEDO
Brim Dottie Day and Baron emo-
' tie in Victory.
TOLEO, Ohio, Aug. 7.-Lon McDon-
ald, the indianapolls driver, enjoyed a
lfield day at the F‘cri Miami track on
‘this the get away day“ of the Grant;
, _ .Circuii, meeting- winning two out o
eral Shakeup m Battmgrtns three events on the card. McDon-
laid headed the list in the 2:06 trot
iwith Baron Cezanne and the 2:20 trot
Ewith Dottie Day.
Baron Cegantle, skillfully handled.
captured the Steadman Sweepstakes
and then was ouiiroited in the final
mile, willie Don De Lopez was piloted
out in front by Pop (Beers. With high
‘class performers in the race. the fin—
ishes were close, while the time show-
tcd ihrre oi‘ the fastest heats trotted
this season.
Dottie Day. a winner earlier in the
,wcek, easily repeated in the 2:20 trot
the fence, bringing his total of homo Eior Mcl‘onald, but Baroness Hanover
2was a contender most or the way.
The Boston Man won his first race
of the year when W. Flemming came
through with him in the 2:15 pace.
‘Bonique took the third heat at l‘ne
wire, .
Most of the horses were shipped
day’s game at Braves Field iiecnuseland the test ‘92" last night.
of injuries suffered in an automobile;
HACK DEMPSEY vs
I Marauville had taken McCarthy forl
accident Thursday night.
a spin in his car, and while they were
.‘riding along a seashore drive another
Maranvillp
d lit-“F. Roth lllC‘ll \Kt‘3'y' lhlu‘VE (Tull.
for
Mcf’ari‘hy. Maranville expects to be
Tillfy recon”; made sales 10 the Hal-{haw m the “m. tmm,‘
THOMAS RELEASED TO SENATORS
PHlLADI-JLrPHlA. Aug. ‘l'.-—Oom1ie
Mack, in a telegram. last night. said
he had released infivlder Fred Thom-
as to the Washington club by
waiver route,
aaglnst
Mu disappointment with the
mic—c imiW‘L
Hg... __ W“..-,-..
. c
7"
‘\
automobile came upon them unexnecti . .1 holy rate.
ledly from a. side street.
““91"?” swerved to avoid a collision and struck .
i
if“
,from Richard and
, Sporting Club,
the',
BILL BREHNAN
Jack Dempsey is makinc maiflhP-S nt
iii-r5!" ll ’l: 71- .'~‘l
alticlcr in meat Billy ‘.f‘ ' A. "‘r-
"nvlwxr Rtinh 31...,
,m 1 ..i. «.w
«Hit n in began negotiailons {or ii coo- 32cm
a Mamml‘lE'S head WM slishlly cut {test with Knockout mil Brennrn, m‘bave a front seat will be Bob Shaw-
and he was considerably shaken up.,'(‘mpagn_
Mcf‘arthy complainmi of pains in MM
‘haCk, ~Arran¢ementv were made yes-
maytierday for on Xsra)‘ examination
Jack Keams will meet the
manager of Brennan next W'edncsiiay
and probably sign an agreement Sev-
eral ’Westem clubs have made offers.
and the managers are waitiniz to ltrar
the international
JOHNNY WILSON OFFERED
MATCH WITH JACKIE CLARKE
Johnny Wilson. middleweight cham. this? canto o!‘ the series helvroen (‘lii
‘h"lplon_ has been onered a match with
Thomas came to lhl‘lJackie Clarke. a rugged fighter, who,
.xtltiettns in mm mm the Red Snxqmm u... A, n 5‘. tins of the mass, sud-11%;“ Sneaker boosted ll“i mark M tho
after Larry Gardner had been sold mums, made i, mmwgfing for 0de A l mm from 411 to 417. winch is fifteen
Cleveland. Thomas was a hero in lll'llzmgnph 1,...“an Wilson and (‘larkellmlms better than that of Georgn Sis-
»Rt-d Sci: world's series
Cubs in 1918. ,His batting has been r
local .
would furnish an excellent line on the
new Champion’s real ability. and Rick lmark “l “9“? Ruth i" ”Wm“ 39]-
ard is willing to since the match in;
the Garden. ‘l’llson has not accepted.
l
own/mos
m in ”manAm-gmmm
armor. loans:- 7, m.)
BECOME sneaaemms
-
\X‘ashlngtonA‘tovt-rnmtmt.
LOOKWOOD. V8. FA] RFI ELD.
H
The Lockwood: will
journey to
Hi l
Fair-held, this Sunday ,to wuss bills are emulating the “Jinn... \VNHHL ‘
[with the crock nineoi continue. Thelot the undcrworld at ,1... km, .,
lFalrflelds will have Tony Mills. raicd Standards in (h: it . . -
’as one of the Men twirlers in the upon ll‘u type oi mtg” ‘
State. on the mound. He recently held {or the protettion of .n t... .
the Nationals down to one hit for Federal Rest-nt- 1mm! '\ - ,
seven innings. Stanley will occupy of vaults. cirbtulyin: m ' , ..
the mound for the Inclm'cods. lie is eiruciion lht lgiic u ‘
now rounding to his old time int-m. ideas have Imn ('.l.);,f . ,t . ,,
last Sunday displaying terrific speed. are now under. way ‘ur .i. _ ..
:Vt'iili Stanley going night and Nms- they are sufficiently ~-,. .,. H ..
'ro back in the lineup. who was out or entrusted will llw with»... , ‘. ,, _‘
the game for a mean with a lm‘lfll‘d which the board tltstttln: . ._,,. W:
Wrist. the lmckwoods are confident oi“ mun "‘l’h OI. tht- l’t'." tlt‘ u .
having the fastest organization in‘ The specimen \‘fluliu ”t “m
crcte reinforced with
His“ .L‘llaran‘t‘ct': 1o distwt - M
patient drill pliHlli-l. in
thrm short» of casvhartl n.
have been ins-cried lit-m- . ll 3 ,
concrete. while iron Hill» ,. ~ , ..- ...
tiers. have been pluutl in tint.
quantity of hard class is m l. l. -.
Ni in one vault. 1hr opium.“ ,1
been expressed that tips. n . .' y,“
will dull the sharp: st Ill'lll. \ai, .
inc before an oxrscclylwnt- .
..,,. .
\.l ._. 1“” ,‘
town.
A week from Sunday the Lockwoods
will play the Veterans. of Cos Cob.
This loam was defeated at Sing Sink.
last Sunday. by the small score of 3—1.
and the Lockwoods trimmed the. Vets
by the score of 10—3. The trip to Fair-
field will be made by auto bus. from
the club rooms at 2 p. to. Steve Tuck—
er, who displayed such good ball in
the liockwood‘Norw'llk Ter series,
will also join his old commutes Salon
in».
‘lllt
d3 ' Dynamite and tlu :notr ’hlltm'
l y ”soups." Will he Haul ! watt,
HANNAH SUSPENDED men oprI'S. as well 21K . .
\ BY BAN JOHNSON chanical method )‘Pl lltll ‘m‘ttcrr
the masked cult.
l
DETROIT. Aug. 7.—.-—Truck Hannah
He
has been suspended indefinilolt' tor
lraying things yesterday to Empire In
incon, who, [mm the opening of the
.spring stvason in Jacksonville. has
ihocn a source of irritation to the
Yankees.
Roger Bresnnbztn and Joe Kelly call-
ed on the Vanni-e onii‘lt yesterday.
«wt-am. on»! For i-lav Ross and linger:
today, and (221102;: iii: 9- “it” Will
BEAUTiFUL LlLiES AT
GREEN FARMS Consuls,
Attention oi‘ Seniiml ll. 1... 4
called to the tlmmi'ul dint... .~
ies now to be «ecu
oi .liidsre Minivan a:
The ‘larran gardtms.
to moot molmists in
afl‘tll‘d ”to most lit) zllJl t]. "..; :l‘.
l'iut‘x‘tls lillg‘wlw'tt \il.) ‘ l ’
Walk and illo lilies .. t: .'
at their host. The t.~~' wit “\VL
greatly llljlllf’ o: ledll.» v' ._ train,
so that most who are l‘nitwlw
sliOliltl meek“ it .l .m" ti
anlalkllble clusters now t'
«ll ;" L l ‘
(h‘t-t l.‘ illiu
owl! .'l
ll...~
t.‘
\ t. in: .
'lti<
‘Jll‘l
ikey.
ELEAomG BATTERB
FATTEN AVERAGES
l (‘lllr‘At'lQ Aug. 7.~":"he throw loud—
ling batters in the American lam-gut»
tattooed their averages during the
past week. but Babe Ruth. who is in
.i‘ourili place, suffered a slump in the
iii“.
tut!
HERE'S semen-TING i new ins.
Ifkll n to v‘» is. fisht it.» 1* .‘ltt lt ’ '
a man residing in Ken 3 : . w '.i.‘
has til-t‘ovrrti .i rtli ' . .
'lcain 9"” itch 8': -' > no.
out £50m: in 3 Hitch» :w: l i -
'luck. lime in lltc
and l-‘ui'p il‘.l\'v R
wit-ll :tt :0 fiiailiuc. tin
'and llll‘t'w lllllil to H. \ ‘t i"
"no emu than I‘l'll i . . l;=
1‘10 doesn‘t. f’rtli ll‘i;lll :1 “. ‘l at .L
jhomo. lixc‘lnnt-e
.
11hr H
He was at lint
hit.
cairn and New York,
five times, but made only one
Tutu
thiiT-‘L
ileiz Joe Jackson is third. with a
.11"
~—Harris & Guns. That's All.
has."
in charge oi’ the East Norwayk jigiitiscllllllz. the famous comralto.‘ I, ,
plant during the controversy of 1517.1 On “'ednesday evening 135‘». «'ll 11".“
has become a member and vice-pres- community meeting, held at the llo-'
ldent m“ the Engineering and Apprals- ovaylon Hose Company. an association'
:1 company, lllC., 103 pmk (1.“.an }was formed that promises to be a pow-E
New York. The company has hot-n ter for progressivcness here in the HIV
zll'cn a coutrtut for engineering liaise. The association is to be known
work connected with the redesigning las the Civic Association of Rowayton,
of the Lounsbury and Bissell plantltllld. on Wednesday evenin, the elec-
ln Norwalk. and Mr. Macy is in per. ltlon of otiicers was livid and the Ol‘-:
Ional charge of this work. ganization was perfected. The presi-§
- idem. ln‘. 1'}, Arnold, although a ncw
ROWA
:comer in the village. already has many
.._....__.___
blackliezzdcd nun finches andl
South America. iroopiols
large orange-colored birds, similar to,
mimic». .
toil pea fowl whose natural habillt '5
India. and Muscm‘y ducks. native to
ilrazil. from the isle of Pines. Mini
'l‘illev recleivcd a consignment of Cu-
ban pill‘l’<‘l<. This season has been
the best since the war, when its ro-
stri‘ciions llDOn commerce prevented
from abroad l‘or five years conflict
was brim: waged.
Mr. and Mrs. Canines Trowbiidxe..
[ormoilv or (‘ollonder‘s ‘Point, are
gut-sis at the Curtis Hotel. Lennx.
The Misses Eastm‘ick of Rock Built.
Greenwich, (ntertained at dinner.
'l‘liursday )lurchinson Edens of Noro-'
ion.
4
m CNN “WM? “‘7
gplans in mind for the community. The
:mher otficei-s are: Secretary. Ray,
. ,L‘Hommedicu; treasurer, Eugene
Passengersflare to pay their fares as'L‘usliman, A committee of two was
they enter the oneman cars. RDPOlmHl “5 draw “9 a set or by-laws
Locust are. liccomin‘z plentiful item'md mlvs and regulations. The ladies‘
which serves to remind one that the 0! the community are eligible tomem-
Slimmer is well advanced. jberShip. and those starting the organs
Mrs. G. Darling and her son. of Log nation hope that the ladies will join.
Anneles. are visiting friends in wound attend the meetings and vote onl
Rowayton. iihe important matters that will come: Hay fever. asthma and bronchial
The Connecticut Company plans tolull. lcouehs yield to the soothing. howl:
Pm on many more of the popularl The fll‘Sl question {0 be considered pronertlcs of Foley’s Honey and Tl"
Open cars, which have scarcely been by the association “'83 that 01d ques’; Compound as quickly and surely as
used since the inauguration of the.1ion oi street lighting, that has been do ordinary coughs. cold: ”5 amp.
zone system. ' lso much in the minds of the folks in‘_ Mrs. eneva Robinson. 33 N. Swan Si"
MT. and Mrs. E. Dutihl Smith, who Rowayton. A committee. who W9T9'Albany. N. yg wfltes: "1 m Foley‘s
recently leased their Tokeneke home instructed to revert on the question, Honey and Tar and results pncaumg.
for the rest of the season, and started at a former community meeting, Were ed mg ’0 use more. 1 can within“?
on a trip abroad, have arrived in Lon- present. and gave some interesting say it is mp best cough medicine 1
‘0“ -. ffiClS. and Will have more 0‘ 15‘9“?“ ever used. Two bottles broke a. mostl
Wetlanen will be busy during the.l0 report at an adjourned meeting.‘ stuborn. lingering cough."
next few days repainting the signs in ,called [01' September lst. In speaking; Stillton, Powell Cooperation.
the cars telling Which door to go out, '01” the proposed lighting 05 the main _ I; ‘
etc.. and taking; down the present’tll‘eel. Rowayton avenue. :3. member 316 EATERS GET ’-
zone markers now strung about the of the association this morning said. “Worm
c t)‘. lthat the lights were sure to come, ant ,
Zone tickets maybe redeemed ior‘tllat a very fair Wall of meeting the Take 3.3]? at “m "3" “f ,Bladder.
their full value of 2 cents for each un.1.expense incurred had been devised; ""“mn 9" Backacho.
used some at the cashier‘s office of and would be. given in dtail very soon.
‘
the Connecticut Company. These tick- The plan is to have 21 lights on ‘Ro- ' ..
ets will be redeemed in new 7 centgwayton avenue. At some point. near: 'WREKYDUR mm ,a \.‘
metal tokens. lthe center a time clock, which will be FEEL UKE LUMPS ._ . ". . ’
On cars traveling beyond the 7 set to throw off thelights atan early lflF LEAD- “All 4. L4,
cent limit, conductors will pass hour of the morning will he installed. lit ”9. ..l l, 33 l! 2 a“
W the aisle and' collect the besides, a meter. which will be the. «ruff finial" (00‘
fares. ringinc them up. as in years ‘most satisfactory way of paying for; I"... ,1 ‘- :pr
ago. Aflfl‘ a point three miles from ,the service. it"s“
the center of the city has been reach. per month was given, and thus. it is
ed. the fare will he 6 cents for each zplainly seen that the expense will not,
additional two miles. lbe much for any one. and all will bel
If a suitable hall or a theatre can willing to pay for this much needed I ’
be secured, Miss Lydia Vosburgh, a village improvement.
Norwalk young lady who is roaping Now, before the lights can be turn-l
81100853 il the musical World because ed on, there are some fixtures to he
of her excellent voice. will he heard pat on the [.0193 in Rowayton avenueJ The American men and woman
here in the near future. Miss Vos- and. of course. this will mean some must guard constantly against Kidney
burgh's many friends in this city will expen59_ It is estimated that the sum _trouble because we eat too mucfi‘a’ndv
welcome this opportunity to hear her. of $125 will pay for this work, ‘11:]. ,all our food is rich. Our blood is filled
Norwalk will go back to the pay-and!) order to secure this preliminary;wllll uric acid which the kidneys
you-enter, rear-way-in type of trolleylamcunt“ some wlicit‘l'ng will have to stiri'e to filter out. they weaken from‘
riding, tomorrow morning.“ one of be dong Harry E. Scofield was plac- overwork. become sluggish; the ellmi-t
the forms to be used by the (financed-Ind at the head or this magnum, com- native tissues clog and the result is!
cut company in its new flat 7 cent. notice, and he will secure subscrip— kidney trouble. bladder weakness and'
freelransfer tare, recently authorized tions for this fund, It will not be a a general decline in health.
by the Ptobllc Utilities Commission or hard matter. since quite a. sum was: When your kidneys feel like lumps of
Connecticut, {subscribed after the meeting on Wed. '
Officials of the company. in ex- ncsday evening, when a subscription
plaining the new plans yesterday, said paper was Circulated men! 01086
that all cars. excepting. of course, the'present.
one-man cars. should be entered by, It plat-lie do not misc-am and the
the rear door . in cats traveling on people wihisuppori this lighting move-
tit-ely within the 7 cent, three-mile meat, the lights” probabtyhe turn-
trom the cemerof theeity radius, the|ea on early in September-and what
fare boxes will he maintained just in- an improvement it will be to all of us,’
”we {’56 entrance. Passengers are to who have occasion to be on
deposit their 7 cents, or metal token streets in the evening.
in the box or hand their transfer to;
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the conductor, When .they wish to
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{is marked; all these mark new group of taffeta silk
the‘ importition of almost all stock firm
m depth of color.
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lad mic some
most-charming of the season.
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{ 'And they are both novel and varied in style—but al-
rays one notes their youthful and smart lines.
, Plain full skirt with bodice carrying peplum and
Slaw! collar, alluring short sleeves
l Ammshion tunic that falls in graceful fashion,
plain waist with bow at back
Pufled skirt, the puffs accentuating prettineos of
each side of Skirt; plain waist with lace collar and cuffs
‘ Tunic skirt with two smart bands of inset lace, 130-.
,dice with clever little short pepium
Ruffled skirt combined with plain bodice, and there
me three dainty ruffles, and white lace collar and cuffs
% Mcclyfinished, ready to nip inter—in navy (om-
t’gen brown and black— ' :15 5 cm.
W....---- Mud floor- _-- L.“ .
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new and pretty.
With' them as is Human.
Sizes 2 t 06, really worth
£3.77”; a... fl...» 4 ‘— ._. ._
Tots’ quai
ruffled dresses for little tots. Quite
They’re-made in a new niffled and. pleated .
which is just “dressup” enough to be lit tune W1
old-timey patterns—and little girls are gust as
In addition to this, they are of extra wring“-..
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sweet voile dresses.
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than spending time looking later. And you may bemflfiil
away from your favorite cm or powderl
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hotablc m their good quality and nice finish and low P M. , and mm “a 8mm”? mm, m ,
mess of price. . ‘ day—4&2: 10 54c Marmot—23c and 45a .3
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Pique andgabardmeskirts, Wide belts, patch pockets, Fm Powders
button tnmming— l.“ “Bum“ W°°m”'“—25° '
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Gabardinc'skirts, the gabardin'c of extra quality and . Pimp“ “wad“ warm 13;” Marv—«50¢ , ‘
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Johnson's Baby Pontiac—190 Andrea—30¢ ' '
Mary Gordan—32¢ . Darius-“Mo .
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Codeine—19c '
matches a: Sam—10c)
Jorgen’o violet I; glycerin—12 1—20
Ink!!!” coconut oil—48c
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Wok—2 ic
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Pure—45c and We
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Woodbwy'I—lsc
Dynamo—40¢ and ”O
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Hoar—«21¢ ‘
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