i
trick! st both
.mm. '.the
r
‘7}. gway home from the m and
5. am outings ”signing
hit their basket lune
in. thorwulklostovcnlac.
The sell our nurse no. 21.1. on. i
“ .macarcoofanthramte~at*the‘ ,.
Athc movie dance. There will be "34*
rel-Is .0“: Coupon—:- docks.
Me ctthe hishtide eve.
Nwmmmwmtm
tot‘deasallarouadthe locsl'hsrbor.
-—mg Clearance Sale. M. Josem
end Sous. ,
The members or Troop No.3. B. Si
A” will hold their usual meeting to-
--err-w. evening'at ,the‘ rooms in.
asst-unity mu.
Rev. Frank L. Long this morning.
accompanied by his family started.
by motor. from Plainvllle. for Kaine.
where he will spend his vacation in.
the Kaine woods.
1-.-
Hu‘h O'Grady. manager of the van
met arect itore ot Audrdw Dam.
how“ foratewdaysonavmtion.
In phee'. being taken by Harrison
Dots; of the Micro store.
—-Big ~Clearance Sale.
“Sons.
M. Jones:
”wind “midweek services wlm
local churches this
class having
Bible
.m servicesst ‘thehlast sve-
sue H. E. church. and Richard Bland
A: charge of the services at the Ad-
” Chrutian church.
‘l'he Joan Kielbord. of Nova Scotia.
Mr malted ‘schooner. which has
:ecn laying off Norwalk harbor for
the past several days. was towed up
tutor- at high tide yesterday after. '
noon by the Theodore Smith. The
Joan Kiclbord has a cargo of pulp tor
the St. George Paper Mills.
a—Big Clearance Sale. mloaem
and Sons. .
Pedestrians who use the section of
”view avenue between East even-e
and First street are forced to walk
out into‘ the middle of the road to
avoid‘tilflhg into a gully where the
aldewsik should be. which was caused
by the severe ruins of several weeks
ago. The matter was reported to the
finest department but-was .not attend-
ed to as yet.
Captain Arthur Day. of Betta place.
and First Hate Fred Brown. of Picas-
ant street. who are aboard the large
yacht which. anchored oi! the .Nor-
walk Country club. tool: their leave
of relatives again yesterday morning.
the yacht leaving for City Island.
The yacht is the property of Smith
and Women, the firearms manufac-
mmr“ Jud
R0 WA YTON
Dr. and Mrs. Harold R. Mixsell of
Yi‘ohenelte were hosts at a dinner to be
given at the .Woodbury Country Club
this evening. following the Duncan~
Mitchell-Chiapetta and Mother-ole
golf tournament.
The funeral of James 1". Lawton.
building contractor, of Rowayton. who
died Tuesday morning. of several com-
plications. which have not as yet been
diagnosed. will be held on Friday at
2:80 p. 111. Services will be conducted
by Rev. F. F. Clark. pastor of the
finmton Baptist church. The funer—
al will take place from the home of
Mr. Lawton's brother-in-law. George
W. Raymond of Rowayton. Mr. Law:
ton was 61 years old. and had been
rather in for some time. He leaves a.
widow. two sisters. one living in An-
sonia and'the other in California. and
averal nephews. also in Ansonia. In-
terment will be made in the Spring
-Grove Cemetery. Darien.
ROTON POINT
There are no excursions or picnics
an the date book for tomorrow.
The Skee Bull alleys are finding a.
lot of favor from the ladies who vist
the “PoinL" The ladies taking nicely
to this fine sport and gentle exorcise.
Q
Bathing was very popular yesterday
afternoon. Due to the regular Wed-
nesday aitcrnoon closing of the
stores around town quite a. number,l
of the people took mlvantare or the
(act. by going in for a. swim.
The employees ('1’ the Motion Pio~
ture Producers' Corporation of
Bridgeport. Were busy the grower partI
of today installing special wirmg for
the different lighting requirements.
such as are lir’hts northern lights anl
Klieg lights for tonight's “Moxie
Dance.
.—__
The Saxon runabout thalt was own-'
ed. in partnership by Jim Brown 1
Harvey and VValtor Jennings has lJCt' 1'
traded for a Harley Davidson motox
cycle owned by Davey Mills. The trio
Fare kept rather busy trying out their
new fiery steed of two wheels Jim
Brown who was a former dispatch
rider in the Rainbow Division of the
old 69th of New York. in France 1s
actions as chit-t instructor in the finer
points of riding to his other partners.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit cm-
ployes will hold an outing this after-’
noon. when they will reach here on 5
Board the steamer Nassau with 700'
mic on board. This is the seconi
:‘Ifll10n of the B. ll. '1' employes out—
in: and. ,the third section will come
Acre on Wednesday. August 24 as uh;
entire number of emploles can not
leave their work at one time so the ar-
rangements were made to come here
In three sections.
‘
The Norrficld Sundax
“9th Ellen Sunday SCh
Lem-re Sund 1y S(hoo
School.
here on board buses they with?
ploring expeditions thr
Oughout the
pork and its surroundings Noon round,
shot-sou hcwcver in the grove "
" icon the dice;
.comrades of the (‘ivil War for his serv-
'the
cardinal
true soldier.
ficers and members of Fitch's Home. Alterations andRepgin .
through this medium. convey to Maj. ‘ ' speciauy
Edward E. Pelton our rofound atl-
p gr Phone 1856 P. O. Box 785
tudc and sincere thanks for the serve-
iccs rendered to the inmates of this
Home for the conscientious discharge
..__Euw,
comer-staking pictures»! the merry '
dancers. The pictures helix takers hym “7' m
on. Jim Picture Meet-s! Clot.“j
poratlon. otBrldceport, Those who .. ‘ . 41,
wlnbe bemhhtoattendthhmnln‘f . ..
Mammwmmumwgm’ 1’ -
tomorrow evening. when a- moonlight. - m
“movie dance" 1!!“ be the attraction. M? C. wgfiht§fiem n
Aspecislspotllgumudmarentil Kn
graduated colors will; furnish the lust and”.
Er} zam Mrs. 121...
mm
‘3moon" exact. BM decorations;
apropriste to the oecajon will form
backwoods tenths. mmur
indications so far the disco Mn-
m in, mm “and “on
m for the M week.
tion. . .. “w“ 1‘ a core hand and thumb. on
‘ of a flck troll his 00'.
’ WIW MmLB.BrOwuhasboenJli¢htbfi
‘ ' _.._._..___ indisposed at her home Ison ..
avenue for several den.
Miss Emily Nehre at New no:
vidtincat the homes! her sister. Hrs.
Floyd Taylor. Esstavenue. _
Mrs. Louis Schmidt of Lahoriew
avenue ememmemher madman
John 8. LHommedlcu o! W;
(:1 Sunday.
Marion Croenan. of Pine Point. is
spending the month at Rocks“!
I NewJersey,
Le Pare Matthews. of Fine Point;
is on a two/weeks vacation from his
duties in New York City.
.
a 5—«4
Miss Dorothy Elainel‘nan, who
spent the past montflagsthe guest: oi!
mama-lends from out-of»
WNW hounds. ans. 11—3011: ..
RM
thud/j ”and steam W‘ers. Truly!
gm.“ I ”m" IWI- '00-“!!! :ovar tick-l.“ rem every hard corn. soft corn.
M8 and m—lfllison-fowell
Semantics.
Doesn’t. hurt obit! Drops. little!
"Fmesonc" muwachinx corn. hfn-r‘
stsntly that com hurting. teaz
mummspemmmuunrmosmm
I . 1‘” l‘Iourdrulxistseusatinyhottle-ot
"Freemne" forefoweonmsufllclent
or corn hetweecthetoqandthccak
loses. without sorenen or irritation.
Edith Camp. returngggto her home.
m New York City. W The fancy-dress pom at the mun-
try club or manual: will he how
on Saturday. Sept. 0. instead of Labor
Day. ' . .
———-
the next two weeks. '
sidine come tram M. New Jer-
Bey‘ . . - 1 -
The "Movie Dance. to be held this Ins mule.
evening at the dancing pavilion of
Roton Point will attract quite a num- Myles E. Adams has sold his real-
ber of the young Mfmm here, a; dence in ‘Hoyt street w Edmund C. 3
during the course “the evening Nehre. who will take Men surly
moving pictures wlnfic’ushen of the in September.
dancers. (’1': ~
a
The Bell Island
{to hold a. Bazaar. clam.
19th. and any of ihos'i who wish to
contribute any oracle Iitowards the
success of the affair wil kindly send
them 6, -g[ve them to any member of. Taunton. Mass. have been them of
the entertainment committee. Mr Gonner's parent.- in
the week-end. visiting friends.
Fatty Arbuokle's comedy picture.
“The Life of the Party." was the tea-
ture attraction at the Bell
Club movies last night. The diflerent visited Camp Minnelnha. where the
points of the comedy, brought forth. Boy Scouts of Noroton are spending"
gates of laughter from the" enthusias— three weeks.
tic audience. The performance last
night was very well attended. Charles W. Hodges and A. A. Bowlcs
I and tamily motored t Greenfield;
Witchcraft the Second, at City 181- Mm. last Friday. who they spent
and. New York. dropped anchor of! the week-end as the guests at friends
the shores of East Bench yesterday and relatives.
afternoon. with Frank Sullivan and a.
party of his friends on board. The
party are stopped of! here on their
cruise up the Sound lo‘Block Island.
and the trim appearance of their 40
foot auxiliary sloop drew well meritc
ed words of admiration.
George B. Czden spent Sunday af— .
George D. Bolton. son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. N. Bolton. of South Main
street. is motoring. with Mr. and 1111.1
Niagara Falls and Canada.
_
Herbert Slaw-on has been sulering
from a lame leg for the past two weeks
At the
what improved. and able to get about
the place a little.
TRIBUTE TO MAJ. PELTON.
Engrosscd Resolutions 91th at
Soldiers’ Home.
Resolutions presented to Mai. Em, Saturday is the Vigil of tire Assumpo'.
ward F. Pelton upon his retiring from tion. observed .3 a day of fasting and} ‘
position as adjuumt and inspector of abstinence in the Catholic church of
the Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton Heights the country- Mass will be celebrated
were signed by every sodller of the in St Aloyslual church at '1: 30 s. In.
Home. as an expression of. the good-
will and comradeship existing between Isaac Canfield of wag Haven was
the soldiers and the man who for 17 in town on Saturday. on business. and
years has faithfully labored for their called on friends. Since the death of
welfare. The resolutions were benuti- his daughter_ Estelle. gr, Canfleld re-
quy engrossed and presented to him sides with his son. Wesley. or West
in the presence of all the soldiers ntianen.
the time of his retii ement. They read
as follows:
i
There was a. goodly attendance at
“'8. the undersigned. officers and the regular meeting of Commodore
embers of life Fitch's Home for 801- ppm-,- Council, 0, 1‘. A, M.. Friday,
diers at Noroton Heights. Conn. beingjet-ening. Following the regular rou~,
aware that Mai Pelton— had decided to ltine business the officers tor the ens“-
resign from the honorable. office which: ling term were installed liftel' which
he has so long and faithfully filled 111 a social time was enjo)ed -g
this institution. and wishing to show __
our appreciation 0f the man and the The annual euchre party and dance
valuable services he has, rendered of St. Aloysius's parish will be held
since his advent here. have adoptedlin the Town Hall on Friday, Sept. 2.)
and endorsed the following preamble Preparations are under way, Cards
and resolutions): will be played in the upper rooms of
Whereas. Edward E. PeltonIis about the hall. a: as not to interfere with
to retire from office of adjutant and the dancing in the main auditorium.
inspector of Fitch's Home. after an
unimpenchahle record of 17 years.
honored by State and respected by his
The average oyster produces about
16,000,000 eggs. a‘very large oyster
sometimes producing 60,000,000.
F. H. KEYSER
UILDER OF
ETTER *
UlLDINGS
ices during and after said war. and for‘
integrity and zeal displayed by
him for the comfort of the living rem-
nant and his care for the dead of that
war. and his unswcrving loyality to the
virtues that ever mark the
In view of which. be it
Resolved. That we. the associate of-
sou'rn xoawm
WINTER’S COMING
Have You One at These
of his duties as adjutant and inspec-
tor. and for the comradeship display
by him on all occasions and without
partiality during his regime. hoping
that circumstances may permit hlln
often to visit the Home and receive
11"“ glad acclaim of the ever: decreas-
ing ranks of his comrades. And be it
further
Resolved {that j suitable copy of
”"9 preamble and these resulutions be
presented to Maj. Edward E. Pelton.
and a. copy given to the press for pub-
lication. ,
BOY km in: AUTOMOBILE.
—-—dh-
xsw LONDON, Aug. 11.——-Anthgn;l
liinoski. four year old son. of Mr. and
Mrs. John Rinoski. of .22 Jigl street.
was killed late Wedne‘ II.
when he ran from behind one into-
mobile in front of another driven by
M11 ,George Gadbois, otthhn city-1 fin '
Main street. The child was' on'ltfi -
was unattended. The automobile hit?
L
The Methodist church It Vim ll; .
being treated to a new ohm root.‘ ’
1.3 . ‘ ' and other-minor improvements lube-l
Philip Coon. who is employed as in- -
nudism. planning'mctol‘ by the Auto Ordnance Cor- .
August ;poration or Hartford. was in town over-Iv '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gortner of! ‘
W
Hill several days the past week. '
Island ternoon with friends at Noroton. and. -
. to Get One Here
Bylnxton and family of'Stamford. to‘ '
present writing he is some- '
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FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES AND
BEDDING
OPFDRTUNITY
Mfume-em” worth finding. Have you been trainedts
these business principles necessary to grasp and hold the highest
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WHV NOT HARE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MONTHQ' '
BY ‘ENROLLING NOW?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
More Reasons Why the New MAXWELB
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
IPRINeo—Front. semi-elliptic. 33 inches long. 2 inches wide fixes
in front. shackled in rear. Bear. compensating underslung 60
indwelling, fixed in front. shackled at rear and mounted rights on
sprint scat integral with axle housing.
FENDSRI—r-New full crown, fully enclosed at front and rear between
wheels and body; joined rigidly front and rear to pressed 5199)
m hoards covered with linoleum which is bound with non
mung metal.
These features make the GOOD MAXWELL the wonderful rider
thnt it is and an appearance found only in cars at much greater (on.
This appearanes is preserved for the life of the car. .
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FITCH & BAKER, Agentsm
w soars rum smear 111..
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The abrasive sharpening stone for all purposes tom
family sharpners to factory stone and wheels
ALBERT D. MORGAN
m momenta areas
Hershfield Motor
Transportation C o .
Dally Service Between New York' 8 Norwalli
~ LONG 'DISIANCE TRUCKING
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$30-00value
SetsAugustPnoe$21
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mstmmm FOOTWEAR AT
‘mmmmmwm sow...;... $645
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Stiller Clearance Sale
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