EASTMAN
r m.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph iStolz have
moved to East avenue from Van M
street.
Miss Lillian Lester resumed her du-
ties at the store or M. P. Dunne this
morning after a week's vacation.
r—u-w-a
Russell W. vFinch is vacationing at
hia.home ou Von zaudt street, from
duties with a New York firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petty of East
Wmm street entertained : triends
from out or town at their lune ru-
cenily.
Mrs. A. S; We: semantic
her home after spendin tiiu week-end
us the guest of her sister at Far
Rocksway.
Hiadfi.fl.5flth is slundinga west
with her brother, Rev. A. J.
and family at their home in Monroe,
Connecticut.
0-“
C. H. Aiuuworth of Cottage utreut‘
‘ ’ near-fatality occurred Thursday after-in”...
$3.“..3l‘51’i‘3‘ré’33. :fnthzttggg‘mon, when William Ackerley of R0- while u so. m
of his right basin! is about the minnow. proprietor of the lunch room that 5.. mt
l————_——_._
erme i. press.
88 W n h plumbing establishment in )Vestpor .
its {one 0‘ madmesagn‘fi a: ‘85 knocked down by 3 «\EW York the QW m_m
convention of the American
[Asian in Bridgeport. has returned
home.
‘-——-—_——-_.
Gander Amundsen has wowed'a
landing lot on Edlie avenue from 0t-
!Drbert R. Smith.
of her arrival but
HrspChusiuuS‘immofMGafmmlkandletthlsplacel .
meet. will entertain the members of a order. to catch it. As he appelll‘ed‘ghctt $5.13? flair-$3195: par-:23: who“:
the Ladies Aid Society 0! the East around one end of the car on the right y m g. P y
avenue M. E. church at her home on
Wednesday afternoon.
. The Young Men’s Community duh
will meet on Wednesmy of
his week at Community hall, instead
I On Tuesday evening the new meet-
bg night. .
Wot-knelt o: the (30th come
puny are repairing the track on East-
avenue in ‘spotu and also Ere engaged
Liming-omeoftheholeulntie
roadway between the raih.
Rev. J. W. Davis of Bridgeport, and
brmerly of East
chorus of the services at the Advent
Chi-hm drurch yesterday, during.
me absence of the pastor, Rev. P. A.
I is expected that alike 8 mild?
of the friends or Mr. and rMrs. George
I. and Judith Thompson, will.
he present at the reception to be held.
it their honor at Community hall to-
morrow evening at 8 o’clock.
Miss Meta Howitt of Passaic, N. J..E
7hr ills been visiting With fire-dc on
Winfield steet, has returned to. her
home. Miss Hewitt is well-known in
Norwalk, and is private secretary to
Ilemayor ot Passaic. . iteenth Amendment, said today that
There is not expected to ‘be In!
treat contest at the Republican cau-
cuses to be held on this Thursday
evening at Community hull, when del-
egates and alternates will 'be chosen
to attend the convention to be held
on Friday evening a; the City Hall. .vited them to make their
iMontgomery, Colonel W. T, Sanders. .
m
mt Norwalk residents were treat-
ed to fancy flying “is for several
louse on Saturday. arternoon by an
aviator who had a, hydroaeroplane i'iy~
fig about over [hat Norwalk and up
bug the Norwlk river. He came prom
the direction of Westport. and was
seen we! Boat iNorw'flk a number or
times. . ‘. ‘ 1-
0: Wednesday- night the m‘
e—cbzwfll hold Ir-apeeiul meeting at
the city hall to choose asucceuor to
W. Osborncn-the council. Wil-
liam L. M..who was recommend-
ed by the, Republicans.“ their meet-
ing on Friday night, may possibly be
by 'Mayor Donova- and the'
dber councilmep who havethe power
d appointment. .
h
A report of progress has been made
hale members or the East Norwunr
hill pond Committee with regards to’
he securnx of a contractor to dam'
fie pond so as to provide a skating
rink for East Norwalk residents this
winter. Several eat of town con-
tractors have looked over' the prop-
ouition, but.n0i.h,ing definite has been
reported no yet.
The drawings for the men‘s singlesiiuneral will be held tomorrow after.
to he held oaths .Norwalk Country
club for the club cup, :1 new cup. put
up for the first time last year, will be
held on Wednesday night. The en.
tries close at Wane-day loan. and
the drawingwflr be for the purpose of
determining who shall play first.
About twenty entries 'are expected.
Tle finals Will he played
fly it is hoped, and the tflrst sets will
he played On Saturday and Sunday. of
this week. Robert Van Bin-en won the
cm last year, and in order to keep the
cane will have to 'win this year's
an; and also next year's, the cup hay.
in to be won for three consecutive
DARIEYV
1&5. Joueph Amend 0: Railroad no
nos has returned from a visit” us
sitter in New York.
8. C. Mead and funny' left yester-
dw for a vacation
Kaine.
*7 "
Quinn 01 Center street
Wat Greens
Miss Susie
is Visiting he:
Ms.
Mr. and hire. 'Petcr Shana or Center
we.
Snlith I
Nor-walk, handlgrounds that the legislature under the
on Labor .
trip to ‘Iiiddletown, ' been Saturday.
flew Haven. '
The Epworth League of them
fl
'amron and necktie party, Thursday
Inight, in the church basement, which
lwas a very successful affair.
l
Mrs. Edwin Milton Boyle and her
thughters. the Nissan Josephine and
,Seliina. who recently removed from
vthis town to New York city, were via.
. iring friends here .Thursday.
Troop 18, Boys Scouts of America.
.the Darien troop. hiked to Pear Tree
lPioint Saturday afternoon, starting at
2, and enjoying a swim and a "hot
dog” roast upon their arrival.
join. W’Smith of mu. m-
murly or thzir town. has returned to‘
Mien. having moved into one of the
lilats in the Pooley Block. on Railroad
[avenue over the post-omco.
round}?
*
. What might havens-en calledu
Ilocated near the Hunt & Downs
automobile that come near gunning
over him as he crossed the roadway.
'As it was he was badly out and hruis»
.e’d and was picked up and brought to
lthe lunch room. Three physicians
were the occupants of the automobile! ,
t. M- 391.118. according to a warrantee that did the damage and they prompt-[015w ciofirmsguomualrm £11333 giggling:
shed filed at the ofloe of Town Clerk 1y stopped the machine and got to 88
work orr their victim. Mr. Ackerly
Iwu about to take the 5.43 trolley
side he was knocked down by the au-
nt. which he did not observe in time
’to avoid it. The phyuichns dressed
the iliuries which consisted of; cut
"hand and arm and also a cut an bruis-
ed leg. The doctors left him as com-
iortdle as possible audluter he was
taken to his home in Rowaytol.
'WOMEN MAY BE
‘ HELD UP TO 1921
o
I (examined from Page One)
_———-p-
iwh‘ch brought the on the
suit
state culmination had no right to rat-
ify the suffrage amendment. has an-
nounced it will carry its fight, if nec-
[essury to the United Staten Supreme
Court. Officials of the league predict
the injunction will prevent women of
the nation from voting for at least 13
months.
Suflragists expressed the belief that
ratification by Tennessee would be up-
.held in time for women to vote in
November. * ‘
DECATUR, Ala. , Aug. 23.~—Tlie
thirtypno ‘antLSuifrage members or
the Tennessee House who came here
to breaks. quorum and prevent further
action on ratification of the Nine.
their were determined to'"stick it out
to the finish." , -. ‘
Mrs. James S. nPinckard o: Montgom-
ery, Ala, president of the- Southern
Women‘s Rejection League. passed
through thecity and was grossed at
the station by thoiemiators. She in.
home in
. E. church held an old-WV
heart d‘ til. 73‘“.
Valera add and: m
,irom no rush.”
Laser lwfli
é
So for as the m
on im.
’come over in on . .
.her no- m h bun ”'1‘
,the pom Hus without any- in»
terierence from the British Foreign
cognito. if she did so.
De Valera declined to give the date
from the
been in the country not more than
five days. Her traveling companion
was a Miss O’Connor, who is stopping
with the De Valeras at Greenwich.
The children were not brought along
in' spite of reports to the contrary.
BRITISH TO
GRANT EGYPT
ITS FRIEDO
w
(Contained nurse “'3’
" -—-—
tion in mvunq d the Med
agree in «mama-Cordovan
facility {or access to .myption terri-
tory, and will maintain a garrison in
the canal zone. Egypt regains con-
trol, of foreign relations. subject to her
not making treaties contrary to Brit
in}: policy. and will have the right to
mintain diplomatic representatives
abroad. Capitulations will be
abolished."
POSTAL CLERKS ATTEND
CONVENTION
The postal clerks from all over Con-
yesterday and though Ward Prender-
gust tried to hold up the honor of
this city in the bull to.ing cannot
it was the only on firm the”
was represented and third“ did not
attract the attention of pincer
Torrington and Derby, who though
they are small. broulht u number of
husky athletes to “he part in the
Premier-mt made a good throw out
was beaten by Waterbury. Novas":
and Bridgeport.
Those Norwalburo press-u were
Democratic National Committeeman
from this state, at the head of a aele-I
gution of Athens citizens, extended a
similar invitation. i
The lust-mot. Merthy 1...: tot.
church in a body, each wearing a red
rose, the. “umm emblem. Dur.
ing the day, they were guests of citi—
zens on an automobile tar. '
> ,-
Mrs. Eliza M. Norman.
Mrs, Eliza M. Norman. widow oi
William Norman, died. at. her home,
to marital street. yesterchy morning,
aged 89 years. She is survived by
three children, William, Chester and
Charity Norman. The luneral will be
held from tho-lute home. tuners-ow alt-
ernocn at 2 o'clock, Rev. John J.
Suavely ofliciating. and interment will
,be in Riverside cemetery.
Henry B. Cutler.
Henry B, Cutler died, at his home,
10 'First street, yesterday, at the age
of 76 years. He is survived by a
,widow and one daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Gray. He woe is member of mm
Council, 0. U. A; 15., and also 0: Old
Well Lodge, No. 100, P. d: A. )1. The
noon at 3:30 o'clock. from the late
gimme, Rev. John J. Snavely ofliciat-
lug. and interment will be in River-
'elde cemetery. { 1
Living Costs Much
Higher in England
level of retail prices, including; toad
and clothing. on July 1. was 152 per
cent. :higher than in July, 1914, se-
eording to the Labor Gazette. The
average increase for food alone was.
158 per cent.
Changes in rates of wages in June
added £570,000 to the weekly wages
of more than 2,600,000 workers.
mavefszss HARDING AGAIN.
MARION. 0., Aug. ; 23.—Colonel
Gmrge Harvey. otNew York, contin-
use today the conferuces with Sena.-
tor Harding and his advisers which
. It was indicated
naturist: had. to danish, the
{rogue of Nations. on whichcnSenatg:
Birding. is proper” a am to
m was floor manager for Major-
mstt.themm
or the support or
Its-r ' dtat‘es.’ ‘
LONDON, Aug. 18.--Th0'— average :
‘3 Trunk Knox. of “cheater, N .11. ’3
tin, saw, senator Harding today and ,
' m him
William Rowe. Steven Bray. William
Callahan. Joseph Riley Ward Proud-
ergast and Robert Burns.
The trip from here who made in
Willi-I'm one “’I'dolflutul
time wer reported.
moIAN HARBOR CLUB names
BACK THE GREENWICH CUP
Dhnan's Ariel Eadily Regains Pos-
session of the Trophy.
MARBLBHEAD. M“... Aug. 23.—
Aiter having been luau ”session.
oi! the Corithiu Yacht Gob since
1914 the Ore-cum Cup is now the
pmperty or the hub. Ihshus- Yacht
Club of Greenwich, Guam. it w.
been won in three straight races, the
lust of which was sailed Friday-sites-
noon. by the Ariel. and WA. 0
Hanan and former Commander W. H
Childs, of that yacht club. In all three
races and under varying conditions
the Ariel easily proved superior to
,.~ ..
ti. two inst
for the Corinthian Yacht Club.
u“The Greenwich cup woo woul- nu, .
Greenwich by the “11'. m
in. to Lawrence Pervicul of Boston.
mmodore o! the Com Y“.
Club. The War put a step to racing
until this year.
M
4“ Wm mum
Mitt
7.7m Verb
970351137!” - _
It's been mods lotf‘mdheshlme
in; and selling of tea. Who has-
n’t been “sting”
stia rich price!
Horst“: Buy You DyIi’s Quali';
with poor tea
am the
' [out
. m; ' , _. "tor "I,"
" . “flow. causation-1' .
. “fin Rig-"“1 Mug. ‘ -.
calm ‘
w,»
oimibumtro-thuhuhtkv
New
C
the
Chm Gunner of the public utilities ‘-
C.“ “we to.- “ Mr
m Tat-trot m in sun-
. Alaska.
MINNEAPOLIS. um, And. 18.-—-
John Burton Payne. Secretary of the
interior, who paced through here
with Secretary Daniels upon their re-
turn from Alash. will urge spoodhr
up development of Alaska’s sesourceo.
Pa u said. “seemed to think that
[engineer a tree were things to be
locked up and preserved. Buf Alaska
is not to he developed by locking it up.
A strict conservation policy cannot be
applied to a new country scantily set-
tled which must increase its popula-
tion by using its med. i believe
that for a time the wealth of the terri-
tory should be used without stint for
the benefit of law-uni;
Mr. Payne declared legislation is
needed to provide easier access to
Transportation, ratifies“
i lit and pom. mus ,
gefnd provision made to handle in:-
ilc during the mills summer season
_________.___..._
NEW HAVE” GHOSIN.
bill'i' W Neat Won of
Dan Mn LEW“-
“Some of my predecessors." Secre-l
for "
New Haven was chosen no the nicer
to: the nut coiteiuion of the Anod-
can" Legio- Saturday. that city hunting
out stumlord and Danbury. ouch oi
It. 113' fig
York. “Shavings" as everybody]
knows about events in. the the-t-
rical world is aware. was an enormous
May hit. it mixed popular
fancy from every angle and aspectJ
it is exactly the sort of comedy tin-t!
amen to everybody. old
strongly. it is a brisk, bright, breeuyJ,
clean Amerkan play. it is Yankee
tor the core. its action takes place
at Cape Cod and most of the churao
to life. interesting and amusing. There
is quaint humor. droil, wit. murh in»!
pathos. The story in "Shavings"
fl willinciy
like ”flying-P. i It will be
cast headed by Harry Beresiord.
in New York. Seats are on sale.
SECOND DEATH
BY TRAIN CRASH
(wmmm) l
5-,~ the trucks. TE! 1’8"!
wreck caused considerable
in the other or the Southern
Such a
great number oi long
distance calls were made by passen.
geru from the derailed than that loses
m
vuriaus guinea. imputrod for same
”on
Inn
C.
out and the service badly
time. Telephones”
tars were rushed to the ex-
E‘ to hrtlnd'e the calls, 3
pa 0. genera-l mum of
wartime mud, and s: 1. ma;
both-id loot alum, that
M,
they belieVed the wreck was caused
by a stone or wooden board bong lelt
ou Du
Mr. "Bur-do
scene soon alter the
spent several
tracks and wreckage.
JACOBY’S
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE
0f. AllSutts, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
Shirts,- Sweaters and Dating Suits
mu, namely by some boys.
and Mr. ‘Rndd were at the
.5
hours examining the I
painted a morally
which was to M the nut mt“ i
place on Fridw and Iron that
until the final vote was taken move
to have that city m
. rocuedings there was
ten are "am.“- The types I": "ue‘fgrg‘t’rggsgmpmt towards layering
a bonus pail by t: “:1“ similar to
d b at ew
manity, and here and there bits rings”!!! 3'
1'0“ mi men in! be in
interest or full tension. .Mr. SBV‘m’SLexlntmdszed that
W dy written “In wephfeuch put all." ”point a committee
0. 5 novel to interview such representative and
senator to ilnd out their attitude on
the bonus question before election.
m attended Friday afternoon's
8m and ,
seen here with the entire New York 0“..- system were Mayor Clii‘hd
ands win-as of Bridgeport. ad
with the production that for novelty Aloe or Springfield, Muss, head of the
and beauty made a great impression‘xpernmu' district,
McLean. proprietor of the Seasdie
hotel, and executrix 01 his estate in
Bridgeport. filed suit
Court of Common Pleas against her
brother-inJaw, William McLean of
Newtown tor the recovery oi 8600 al-
necticut were at mtbouse Pam‘spreud for some distance, but it wu'lexed to be due on . note by (kiwi:
thouxht that this was done by um I!" to deemed on January 6. 1917-
wheeis after they had left the rails.
trouflo
“anxious for it. New Haven
‘Mctie‘cidod upm early Saturday sf.
tern-on bit not until after Francis 8.
Bay... adiutuat oi the Damian-y
Port had made a hard flzhi to have
. hoseu- in, Haynes was ap..
Deuluiry c of the I
The hon-I mention was Wt up
Another resolution in which
provides that
r Gems] Clarence H. Ed
addressed the members.
lone!
CUES FOR “W ON NOTE.
Elisabeth McLean widow of Charles
in the Civil
——'rhe Best Salesman-A Wanda
Talented- company ’.
5 mommi-
Tm of It!
Nor-walk
Coly‘ar’smesue
” 'u "-
, ROGERS e STEVENS
N ORWALK Two Stores
The wind-up of our Summer sales.
Incl Banks.
Ymch-uhmskoshigcaich.
“whack into the pool.
Sumner mu, two-mm
Mummundlohair.
fllhuvu had the prices ripped
wide open to clean up and make
room for the Autumn Styles. .‘
SO. NORWA Lil
i
i
1'
J
.ifi
‘ Closing Out at $42.50 *
EVERY CLEANER GUARANTEED
Saloon Torrington
Vacuum Cleaners
REGULAR PRICE. $55.00
leu-n for closing out these cleaners is
thatwehuve tukenoverthemfor I»
the Hoover Cleaner. We have a limited
“entity-So come early.
W
DONNELLY’S
16 ad 18 South Main Street.
Instill" "’
»r
v
3
iv:-
. For Boys and Girls at
l—TheChiidren’sStore
West WaslfingtonzSt, So. Not-walk,
seat"? .‘ j "
T888011
We aim
iact ion a! .—
rnene-s ALWAYS
mama come
at this market, and there is a
tor R. m men's
iresh and fat My, game in
season. are always to be loud t
here at prices that you wit? u!
for info!” no“ elsewhere
to give
35‘ m export ”d3” d inc :1!
and expert caucusgwe serve the
tables of the critical with new
CHARNOKS um"
RAILROAD Ava»!!!
smhclifil.
.. «won «9‘ no.
... W... 1““hmfih mid. wua.w~ wt ....
.4. ”M... «5...... t
R .
:1, (w Wt .
" .
.. .. 5 .3! widow-baht...
000m mo, We uni-s. Cooking uten-
oiisoioiuni-un mantis. highest grade in“
.yut ”Min mimeeuw‘ufl'umu"
; Hoosiers, m is the chum were the MI“-
«was cow lay. ‘W‘wcfiry on won-known mam
. 'Wr, Aladdin, flirt-or and Universal.
A Tea Kettles. Preserving Kettles, Double Both".
Prompt
Such a8-
Douhiu tunes Pans, Convex Kettles. Dish
You , Colic: Fons, Fry Pans, Etc.
mm, soon m!“
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