syn-see: ‘
News Comm it m
oblle trip for next Wednes-'
. . when he and his family will tour ““0 “8m! t ,_ .2 Is;’“"”“
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3 do?" Preparations are being made for a “01m. °f‘ tor m'm' £3.31?» 813:; an a of am Jack O'Lsiitems.‘ h '- ... -~ .- I. -. ”-7 .0 - .. “’- _
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STRAWfifnuvm‘" i m?“ "7 3““ “hm “98““ W‘ m. and um. w. c. note. 0! mail :1th ”a”, m, We“ m ed from the arch to the table etI’ . . . , - .5
‘ twelve emTheiie done were the
favors. ongnmes' were indulged
in and dancing was enjoyed. Those
pmeu were the Misses Julia Josen.
Orange. N. J., have been entertaininsi
Mrs. Lens R. Duke tar the past ten 3
days.
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out at Wagon midge. Wednesday.
Kh- —Jessie Nelson. of Newtown
Pmamas &- Loghor'ns it”-
1077 off Palm Realism,
The Young People's Society of St.
Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran chuqch
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:6!" NEWS
apples are ripe and plentiful
I'lwuts. whiéh i's‘ one ‘wsy to ac
. rur the activities or small boys.
v1.7.7.“ be seen on all streets carry
in: ‘ 7 s or basket. Tree owners do
(1 7 - : . \isitors to their orchards get
1;. f the apples than they them-
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Ila:
1‘.
> miai at Conneaily & Brackets
Vii'ii7nll Odd lots of Shoes @ 1.00,
in] 3.48 a pair.
J, Moss Ives. who has been
.‘.'..17ington during the last two
m (unnection with his dutie
:-:-iuber or the general statfo
'm)‘, airived home last evening
« Iluioi‘ stay. He expects to re-
Until “'ednesday.——pan-.
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Hmut 800 pair left of Women‘s
777 grade shoes at 98c..2.48 and
.i‘
.h‘
“tin Quins of Danburyhsbrakev
.4 m the employ of the Central
England railroad sustained a
'77: to his right leg Sunday after-
77u at Hopewell Junctionfiwhen he
~:. uri‘ the top of a freight car. Mr.
U. "nu was brought to the station in
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:1 - ...hoose of his train and was
i7t~n in the liospltit‘. in the ambui.
.‘i‘. .. iiii‘ treatment.
Rnton- Point Park Tuesday night
i - Chateau Jazz Babies.
"ihe Royal James inn Norwnlk.
v. lm it has been undergoing extensive
:7 imations and repairs during the mud
f- \-v months. had its fornial .‘bpenins
Q‘Iiul'day Iatternoon and evening.‘The
hotel has been enlarged. and the in-
terior has.been thoroughly renovated.
Keamey's orchestra played for dam:
in: at the opening—Stamford Advo-
rate.
—Specia1 clean up sale at Conneaiiy
:uld Bracken's. Our sale will close
M'odnesday evening at six o’clock.
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BATHIN G CAPS
35c {and 65c
Stillson-Powell C9112.
SOUTH NORWALK
‘—-LJ....T..—‘~J..r¥-‘T 1“? ---
When You
Nearest Neighbor
Is Away. T00.
44 L. —.*—-.’:—.':!:"-J
What a fine chance any
burglar has to 'W
15' pick and ohm
those articles from you!
sideboard and . flaw}:
chest that will Mr 3
the most cash. "ii
Our storage .yaflt iito r”
protect you mint I,
this very thing. 3
South Norw =
day. August 18.
women's odd lots of Shoes 0 1.00,
Schineo.
of Westport. on smdsy. s igiitly dent-
repair bill on the machine.
hue yesterday semeed to be doing a
irromI side to side on the wet pave-
* been filed with Town Clerk Herbert
. the incorporstors are Samuel Lucia-
‘2.
t.
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. res-awn
aflfl he. .
——-Special at Conneally & Bracken‘s
2.48 and 3748 a pair.
Charles rmmer‘ of Bridgeport
ran into the hues of
ing the b k and mudguard. He left
:10 with omc‘er R'ey’mo‘nd to pay the
-—Speclal clean up sale at Conneaiiy
and Bracken's. Our sale will close
Wednesday evening at six o'clock.
Autoists who went along West ave-
rcgular snake dance as they slipped
ment. A good inany near accidents
were averted only by skillful manipu-
latinz
——Roton Point Park Tuesday night
1:9 ”Chateau Jasz Babies.
Post Commander Charles Frizzell
and Adjutant Ray Wei-me, of Frank
C. Godfrey .Post. No. 12. American
Legion, will ' leave on Friday for
Bridgeport as delegates to the secomi
annual conventionIof the American
Legion to be held in the Park City
on Friday and Saturday of this week
——About 800 pair left of Women's
3.48.
Albert Oravots. twelve year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. .Andro Oi'hvees. of
21 Bell avenue, resumed to his home
Sunday night after receiving treat-
ment at the "NorwalkVHos ital for in-
juries sustained in a fail ' the'iron
pickets of s Helios [mm the
street a few weeks ago.
—Speeial clean up sale at Cannon“?
and Bracken's. Our sale will close
Wednesday evening at six o'clock.
Eighty members of the Opportu-
nity club of the .First Congr'egaiio‘f
church. Dan‘bury, were 'qesti of the
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Deyo at the
church camp at Compo Beach. Satur-
day, and had an enJoysble time. The
trip was made in automobiles. The
prime feature of the picnic supper
enjoyed by the party was clam chow-
der made by Mr. Deyo.
_-—Hsrris.& Gan. That's All.
Incorporation Existing the Bridge
port and Norwslk Boa oinvany have
R Smith at the city hall. The new
cannon: will be located in Bridge-
port and is inchrpomtadJor a capital
stock of 8100. 000 divided Into 2.000
W oi a value of Much.
company starts business with $25,000.
of Walnut and Percy H. Cari-a.
n William Blate and Horatfu. M.
Rice all of Bridgeport.
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Is the Time for
You to~Save
.m;miw thinks will"
“be easier tossve a little later
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{will held a‘ pe‘uiut social at the church! anthem ”lumped”. °' ”"19“ be .
g Herbert G. Pollard has been olect- ‘ Hennessy. of Spring Wu. W M 33‘ . M
Broken I‘O‘Twof 8'5“ Von Thumauninz. ed to the First Ward Republican towing}? §:g.$;n;.ve returned home Ihiiary wgwfii‘l Horwitx. ’Cece-I Wm. . .fl ._ ymm
$35. . ~ , , committee to all a vacancy caused ' c tion spent in. I '1‘?! . ’W' 4* law
— « &' 7mm i”? “‘° ““93““ °‘ Chm“ 3- m--§§.?fi.:.:'€v:'..°:‘fi.§f‘ item... m ““3, “mm“ 6“" Mk WWfivea-d but
20:0 011' all other mi“ Riders have becwse ve m h t lo 0.3g _ ”ROM.“ thtqu ' f ’ “‘ ‘
ry no as - eats . , -
p. Frey. of Taylor avenue. 8“ IMW ”W .flh.
’ 2:3," mté:£“ tnhilin‘gun “3° The door on Kreiger's store on ,ggfifim by his wife and family having fun! cm the dl-V- - - 7 3“,
inclined teenage: whim mug“ Kalli oni meet being "in“ so we" in New vanguard“. {genius anaemia-ciao: into} “it“.
n at t won (1 not close comp etely a d the rriage 0 rs
now on the Emmet!“ “IR- request“ was made to the pOIice that PM“; fit-guest Chsrles with“. to Norw hem-iv M. the once.“ can Want” Mountain, value $1.30,.
—Abo t 800 i watch be kept on the store all “Mrs Katherine manger Evemtt rod 11‘, prey, [or the w W mm mm kettle, .Wifi
Hi ht Z7u pa r left of Women's night. which '13 done. C. my w" the best man. while Connecticut Gen-rs! w.” Implied
3.4% 7 grade shoes at 98c. 2. 48 and ~ _._,_ ‘ M,“ Khth e rine Hsuc ‘ niece of Commy.’ go,- . who ' 'vucstlon. .
h . I. —5 - lclean up sale at Conneaily “NI Prev "ted u b mid. The which; she has“! £0me gap, “‘2‘”
Jose]! D3118 7 ‘Jrhe Women's Association at. the $3“. ken 3' our "1° Ymncklo‘e party returned home early Sunday York city and». W 0" ' i, 2m I’M ”a. s
- , lSoutiIi Norwaik Baptist church will e n y evening M “I be! . imorning by auto Ison ."‘-'!.—" i AWE . ' ‘
85 wnlflhmm u". : iggy‘wgtii 3: tlie homagofmsugli .tcé‘mwch'm'fimég’fi" H‘m‘fffi -Let the child“ “5°" "Mm.“ The 71“!”- 801“" °' *1“ 1““? One ”new,
in Waters. Hickory Bluff, on. Wednes- u e“ ' o s u ere up 30‘1““ Guiellis book! for tiny to ' Cons..." ' ,
J ulv is expected to return to this cll)‘,
today or tomorrow. where he will vis-
it his former fiends and acquaintances
made during his stay in this city. ,
, Mike Valentik and Paul Baxa. the
two young men arrested by Detectivei.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt for The theft
“Mot several tire; from an automobile
truck were bound over until the next
Criminal .Terurot the Superior court
by Judge Voebnrgh.
Patrolman Frank S Stratton was
called to the jewelry shop of Charles.
Brand on INorth Main street yester-
day afternoon as Mr. Brand was haw;
lug some trouble there with a neigh—
bor, Mr. Brand .was referred to the
prosecuting uttorney.
Thomas Goodwin arrested by Pop
troiman John Smith on ‘Wood street
at 8:30 o'clock last night for drunk-
enness and breach of the peace. was
fined 87 and costs amounting to 89. 85
,reai
'Donnelly' s. 16 So. Main St
w hav a complete $00k 0‘ them BRetire. John Hollander and 1th! - M‘k
e 9 “—0 can . Hal-y .Mhs LOW: w“? 333; i m I n m
THE TAYLOR t: on L Bethe! ye re . mm mm
0. mo. ore-loans weelé—end wi m- and .
At a meeting today of the Stock.
holders Of The TaJIOr & 00M” Co.
inc. the following named were elect‘
ed omceri of the Company for the en.
suing year:
President and Treasurer—R H.
\‘ice-President—al N. Golden.
Secretary and Manager-Funk T.
Brundage.
R H. Golden. who is the new presi-
ident of the new company has been
active for.s number of years divine.
eseste and immune be
.here, asd Mr. Brundase. the new,
retary and manager will have charge
i
of th oiilce. Mi- Brundsse is regrd-I d 3
ed uenne otthe best rea1.estste and "IMi-nandfifllrs “an $33; 3d ‘ VTI'OfQOW, “AW" and“Miu'o,“I :
insurance men in Norwalk, and is 10,; I“ who h". been em,” 13
Vida? fund favorably known
dire. Sylvester. Merton. t
3 will
' ties that have Replenish so busy here.
pend the We! the sum.
di ‘di
hm .igheneuenoous of Well-
WoflhflmmmW‘h
listPowoil.sld- .EU!“
the vendetta time they are ency-
ing at am who-oath" are on
tending the Basics animal conven-
tics.
.m
Salvator P Jeainrlo promoting
simmer of Norwdk is snticipsuas
a vacation to be spent at Atlantic
City in the near future. where no
attempt to loses the luv sctivb
VWWww at”
w mm~m
Aluminum
one now
Not hamstring" special dictate «hate ..
began-om Mellow
ipi'lcee «mm mtbb lowered terminus to
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.13: s two-weeks auto tour, have re- ital-.249
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Hight'77'7 grade shoes.“ 98c. 2.48‘ and i
J. J: J. Cash .property on Chestnut _
in all, by Judge Vosburgh in the}
downtown court this morning. om u
W'orkmen from the New 7311‘
road are busy today making repairs:
to the approaches at both the west: LONDON. Aug 17 4"!!! M00
and east hound station. in the second Mary Pickiord'e first husband was “m
district. The roadway here has been! 3””. up. bruised and his back hurt 1“. hour.
in a bad condition for some time and pour an airplane on the moon to]
repairs have been needed quite badly. {Paris route was forced t6 land and
An “loomed meeting or the Soother-shod against a ,
Norwan Electrical commissioners HThere were five other passenger!
was held at the offices of the plant on aboard. the flying crait. but none was
State street last night .t which time” island seriously. "
t was voted to extend the. time for! The .airpisino took a- tranche 11:0 ml» 8°“
bids for the new extension to the Croxdoa sirdome and had been in the
war house until Friday night. the lair ow five. minutes when" engine! N"-
20th. Several bids have been recei!b trouble developed and it had to land. street. 3
ed but these were not opened mt Mr. Moore said he certainly did not not" “fit
night as it seemed denim to the cities the emit-knee but would try WNW 39'1“?” 0‘ Now-1k
commissioners to give bidders more again tomomw.
opportunity to submit bids for the
structure. advertise in‘ the Bellini.
oou IsHurt “m" “a"
As Plane 711m fate"
by m.“-
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Harry Besupsin 0‘
ethel has returned
ADVANCE IN PRICE
As soon as the new fneiizht rates so into effect. our freight charg-
es on Ford Trudrs will advance .4095 .32.;
SAVE SOME MONEY-
We wili‘deliver—at present prices including old~.£ro§ahtnts8~-
either a Ford Ton Truck oratFord Half 'llon Speed'Wss‘onr ‘
PROVIDED
—-we have your order imniediately—for delivery before Auc'ust_2,_2§d.
vA *HEAVYM—rWORMgDRIVEN —«TONJPRUGK- .—
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1-» cOMPLm-m BODY.ifor delirium. 9M
! A; HALE Tabla-WEDGEARW— $1139:me “e.- .
complimmnopr. :for afound 3800. um
i‘ i (exact price depending pumice) . 9 its 9713: 1”“
I.’ ." ’ ~ No might rate advance if you ship by the Ford Truck Route; *
The 'Swii'hestlfine toSatisfactionville! is wfif “In
Join the throng!
5!. all”
Christopher 8m accompanied
s .‘vislin: In Shelton. _
l‘°~ lsstnisht..whm;he hssmsny acqusia- .
Shoehsn returned at
Bensrd Nsmtord was s visitor an
, the home 02 his parents on Saturday
NW1“ is at present won-kins
.on s farm in Northern Connecticut
nd reports that the work is use and
at the home or her son.
«~lnsders.A.T. Frost “New Ha—
g'77:.vesslzc'e nonhuman Sunder;
One “thee: double boilers, $3 to $430
' ‘5 to 8 .05 homo. ‘" '
Tea gettles with double bow $8.10 to $98.
High
from I
5m Chosen—monolith ,WDAY. ago
museum mm 8W :
OUT OF BUSINESS SALE WHICH IS TO S’l‘m
at M.
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