mmmmsaanmngm
Willi. of the Home. new
M
M “our!“ tlfc mid-week
Wit the East. avenue H.132.
”Prise-ire Mad-music bei The newnsrlen directory is being?
“aftercare once failinthins’ in the delivered to local cancel-inert; today
“an. “WE paras-boa , ,
Mrs. George Sherer of Maple ave-
‘ ' ' due.hssasaguest.Mlss~BessieF'x-ee-
Merly offlonth'flomlmiis 'spenda F ‘ '
as seiner s .vacsflon with hor' cousins
m— Elesnore Olson. of East Norwulk.
. Mr. and m~Werren378ohryven of
Old King’s Highway. have, been en-
tertaining» Mrs. B. Bessel. of News
York city. -.
Geolie A. Rollins. of Springfield.
3.83.213. returned to his home. after
arisit with “parents. in. Eand Mrs.
Charles 13. meg)? Orborne ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 3McConey and“
Mi- Florence O’Bhaughnesy of New
York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
‘ 1 a e r of the Post road.
1&st “flee Dawn ‘of 8’ "dam“ ye -
M firectfwflxo hive been away
mm. “the. .grcolor post of the.
month, are expected to return the. lat:
nor Mill—tintswa
. Outw- caulking: cleaned: along rm” bein‘ among the ”hibnm
.. save ale-fie by many residents. the
‘ bbllhd and 6pc» loo-wt bolus
out. so that no pools or pud-
- “more Weanbreed. may
I: 1. formed. " "
The four master Joan Klelbord. of
' my: Scotla. was towed down harbor
". )uterday... morning by the Theodore
"‘ filth. and glean-ed fotIr nérnome port.“
‘ alter discharges. a cargo of pulp at
a 22* m m... .. W... ... 22:3: :sasrerxtwmmlz.
If a
J’- , __ on W.' J. Ryle. of Stamford. of! Da-
rien yesterday The case will come
'- The 35- foot motor cruiser Imejean H Dlflih
i‘ l
" mm of a resident of Tok before Jm W 4“
“kw the inanim- by the- reg». ram“ ”“3 3".“‘1': ‘° “mm“; h’
V ris docks y‘elterday afternoon to take ter.
. on supplies.— While in we harbor the
(soft attracted quite a bit of atten-
flan.
Interest is being taken in the ken-
not show to be held at the Web” Bllr'n
ciulr on August 23111;“ There sre- a‘
nun'rber of entries: dog fancier-s in: Dai-
\
Mrs. W. Irving Lowndes of Maple
avenue recently entertained Mrs.
John O. Fordham and Mrs. Lew”.
Bowdish. of New. York: and Jim. Jen-.4
. 'sieHJeummwof.Seea1e. and
formerly of Dal-ten. ‘
Considerable interest is being taken
The five New York youths who.
. ‘ .. \f' '/
East No‘rwalk ’bys'tefrnefi ai-e pre-
3‘.“ poring their craft for the coming sea-
: sun which officially opensm &ptem-
her lst. ThE‘rfat-t that a set has been
discovered this smear the first in seven
years. helices-ins news to those of
days. owing to the accident to theiri
car on Saturday night. when it was run:
into by Joseph Leary or Stamford.
left at 4 o 'clock this morning on their
journey to Canada where the} are to
spend their vacation. The car was.
seriously damaged and workmen at
r tie Thu-d m: who follow the “19 99"“ garage have ‘been “3"
33-, water ‘0', m occupation. night and day in order to enable t
a. = y ng‘ .men to speed on their idle
y . The Wee of the children who tcwourneyrr _, _: .‘2 .. -
._\.
s’: .. -,’
were the sue-narrate Salvation Army "
at the Anny-{ennui picnic. made
Calf PW Beach quite a pleasant
place to spend. the day yesterday.
The State police were again active.
yesterday :afternoon and evening- lin-
_ u}: automobiles and auto trucks on
“.mum and raga-d slur: (may: ' min
h vs been’:dnlh.inen' in Darlenaeveral .
emu-.newrweeku»wfll.m the.
-would incite individual- wins!» to
to for the old syncs: of grandad"
Wild:
7'i' minim»!
' god-z:
Ifthetscmlsuhbtopmfh
quot-mu. with a m number“
workmen tmmzms‘onlu
p sufficient quantified The
log undl 1” “out: 200. 000. m. m
This.amount-hasbeenlncmsedto
.baejnna‘n .redds'nls. at -thel; arresting W . - a. ..W
For out ale-gm green m
..
spending a few weeks' Mn, mo-
m 7
Mrs. Theron Lyon: is again nae to
ls: “sitcom 3% after Writ-t
E 1:93. " '- 3;. ”'
nus Lillian Whoa. been con»
tlned to her home to: sever'al dbl.
nigfflg from grip. _.L . .
——i—
Rev. E. C. Carpenter of New Haven
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
mu ton' Sunday.
Miss Nina/MiddlebroOKwes the so-
loist-ht the services in. 'I‘clmsdge Hill
Chapel, Sunday afternoon.
i r. and mi CorneliusCelton Cotton-zen"
nunedmlauives-.it. (helr home" on
Gertie kl'jenuofieverub duo ehe past
It.
The. Blue Arrow- has sold. .0.
5g rave n idoonof’l’fl‘w popul
a? notch mm‘ndbe ,Vhen it iv
. by the "'3': "‘ ' are becoming indknant that their . ‘ CIPI ll ‘ ’
’cn’i‘...’ , . . . .
A leak in the mgr main under- tm should be selected as the place‘wil'lihge lad :::$no:w mini-gins:
. mm the.~1-aia‘.otthh trolley ,llne on for carrying on mrgpperatlons. by, vi 8after an o ration in tho
~. '. Van Zandt streetnnear Fort street. the State ’3‘“th They claim :83 ital. P b’eChefle
has been noticed-and hascb‘een report- “'3" it 8““ "h mm”: mum” ac \m- ”p “or r.
'“f ed. The “I”? seeps through the ithat is undeserved :Tlie local author-Vim Flnn‘ey was hhlble to attend
, trackage arid is named away along “a ”‘3 “em ‘9 ‘imnm‘: °f “‘9 ' ;muli a; collector rol-
through the gutter at the side of the movements of the. state officers anda ‘ do}: “first-cult of“ an at-
roadway: are in no way reip‘orisible. for the arr - '2’ run
. rests being made. The local court will. -~. lawn. He‘ re ed his
£1. Wild cherries are ripe and mad? rbe a busy placemwhytthese anntai‘~._s; , at“;
people are seen gathering baskets and are “tuned-3 7 Z ,
,5 . Ma tull’of the fruit. which is used ~ 1 . .> -
, ‘1“- one 09' two purposes. either for WNW. -
. making "he brew" or far coloring '4 2 1w». ' ‘ - . . 3--
‘_ other jelly some people formerly e, V. - fl "’3‘ 3- ‘ 3"
‘ node "Wild cherry cough medicine" B
but as this requires practically a min
of whiokeflp for every pint of the '
,' “medicine“ it is not being made fir“. ‘
lunch as informer years. . ’ 2’ T3:
. " ‘ ’ ‘-
. w KijblsfileBAQ stoma
glCabtatn Richard G Hendrick has
.heouglier‘sult for damages of :1 500
art mm P. Burton.- a farmer of
. on. 'at' the result of a dog bite.
instalnett by Captain Hendrick on Julv
all. while delivering laundry to Mr.
rBurton The‘ dog owned by Burton.
figud Airedale. it is claimed inflicted
{ignite a severe wound on Captain Hem
.. dflek'h leg. which forced him to quite
workmto employ someone else to carry
on his work as lighthouse tender for
file Harbor: ”and also someone to do
jib work as delivery man for the Nor- .
“walk Steam Laundry. Attorney Ed-
”‘5 Vard, J. Quinlan represents Captain
Hendrick in the suit. which is return-
able to theuSepte'mber term of the
fluperior court Deputy Sheriff Nelson
w. Benedict served the papers.
hasc returned (0%.fsnrlty 133%
port. .
T h e - Stanwich Congregational
church of Stamford is the only book-
ing for today. There is nothing book-
ed for tomorrow.
Ed. Lorre jazmbundmszthe feamre‘
attraction at the dancing pavilion
last evening. repeating'there former
successes before a huge throng.
Next week. on Tuesday evening. Mc-
Cormack and Barry will feature the
Hap's Jazz band. This will be the sec-
ond appearance of the orchestra ~at
this park this season.
High water for today was high at
The regular weekly. display}! .fire- .32.“
WW.” '
inu- regimen his position and
t. R‘.‘ Gale-n of Springdrtle is
from a W at!!! which
by” Thom; while at.
mm. It. is
- .trhcture': lathe rich:
H. Rodimer acted nether-or
Thdr’regular meeting of Hazel Re-
bekah Lodge was held last Friday
evening. - Following the business
meeting. a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served in the ban-
et hall. Another attempt will be
QM: :to hold Hie annual picnic.
Plans have been made on two occas—
iousfi Uand storm prevented. This
time “Thursday evening.‘ Aug: 25, is
the datechosen.
_T Radcliffe Chautauqua impelled-
ule'd
11.36 in the morning and then high
tonight ’at 11.44. The water will be
high tomorrow at 12:02 and high in
the evening at 12:09.
R0 WA YTON
——-——‘
5.. PMcards are being received by
«gimp»: friends from Charles Gager
Tracey Stirling who are on \acn-
.. s from the National Bank and
tral Trust Co.. respectively They
moyed a canoe trip to East Haddam
fits: are visiting this week at Pleasure
mob. Bridgeport.
F‘enner, a well known
in] estate. dealer of East Hartford
sled on August 11th. at his home. 29
Genet-d street. He had not been in
ism health for several months. Mr. "
The Ridgeflcld Catholic church
day. Sept. 2. 3 and 5. This is the sec-
ond annual visit of this Chautauqua.
A contract has been signed by the
following guarantors: Stanley P.
Mead. Dr. A. A. Wheelock. Mrs. Wil-
liam C. Irving, Mrs. George H. Jelitf.
“ mmusm
mason-mm
lective raflonhcphnhubeenmw~hmm W in private cars.
of. rubles of paper money a monuu‘m driven a“,
t_ mum: possible output of tho
. ‘ ,es. 2M
“5;;- .
Friday. Saturday and Mon-
“Intent mm. to tin W!
“immatnmmd
Home: honest-lens tbsthe
museum“ St. Vincent‘s ml
hie mil-vet)! hours after ”14- . .'
Md“
gorernmeot is man. have been prlnbt. tmck. Dem no MW" ands
{Ended with not MMshdtsu. asco-
JwGunco. of 283."
ther MB
mm?!
mar-muses 9mm
sitting-rm hint on he from
an: Wt. his:
rear: holding. five ‘m‘ 10“ slew-
fig «em them and. di-
My int-1m oftthe animals. Sec-
rem-y Sacco was drlvlnb with Am
The Sacco curd-iv «Mining
it to ”in: m Mot-tn: the 0&-
'er Delgar a nur'nber of’ shdckftig
blows on:- tin» head and shoulders.
breakingm collar bone and gsihing
melanin.
Dr. W. J. ‘H. Fischer of Milford at-
tended uninjured man. who was able
to go, to his home after treatment.
Milford authorities who investmted
found no necessity for arrests.
W LODGE ANNIVER-
SARY.
.. neys W and me
q
Lech ‘ ge. No. 82. Daughters
ofScotla. which was on Monday; Aug—
mt .15th. will be celebrated this-evenn-
ing on the regular. meeting night at
the Redneck hall at :6 Main met.
Norwalk. Gmnd Chief Daughter Blo-
ter Mary Spence. of Jersey City. N. 1..
will lie-the guest 0!: honor. ¢ special
entertainment ”been arranged for
her benefit. er Mary Spence is the
Grand Chief Daughter of all the Scam
lodges in the I sited States. Grand
Deputy Sister Diary Wine. of Witter.
bury. has been invited to attend. but.
will be unable to: do so. Last year
there was slam: supper. this year it
has been decided that a supper was
m not quite the thing. as.“ is a little to
warm at this part of the year for one.
but there will be light refreshments
.lcecreamandcake. ASwtchbag
.plpe band of Stamford will be one of
the feature attractions playing Scott-n
him for the native Scotch dances.
.A mononsplm show m . amt. orchestra will play for
the modern style of dancing Lucky
‘ilhl'fl’beg prise dances will also be fea-
tured. Leonard Brown will recite
while Justin Gruolls. anartlst of great
repute. sketch off the, scene as word
pictured by Brown inhis recitation.
Mrs. Leanord Brown landlhlrs Justin
Gruelle will both sing a number of
solos. Mien‘hlay Fallon. an elocu-
tionist. will deliver a. number of re—
cltstfona Mrs. Fay Boyd is chairlady
of the entertainment committee. Mrs.
May Worthy is chalrlady of the ra-
freshment committee.
-—South Norwalku Merchants’ Big
Sales Days. Aug. 25. 26. 27.
Perfectly Putin-ind
the Brianna“ I”; Motif-
m b»
until-duo Robert m.
.10: fthe June-armour
”Mam a truck. at. mm
want the:
o
53W- women
era are in the business world. or find
L .
Aug. 25, 26;. 27“
runw‘ WNW»... o... u...- ”—0 ».
‘ .
than. The dog mimosa at m-
‘ , “Killian. Mali: :vfiioutonnt. he}.
. mag“ mm is now 9h.
scam-war mvmw met-
shseeoi the savings they muttering.
It is'appamthowthatthdpfimare Winner.
thammey wfll he foi- sometime to come. From the
of Memwho have attended our sale ,3.
that they realize that low prices now pro-
Youmisheuldattendthssaleandseeureyour
., -' . Merchandise purchased now‘will be held for
70.72 North Ma’m meet, énth Norwalk‘
l 3. ..:flxfit.mW.M.-" " .
'1!
: i
i
l
wom~mm31n scorer!
devote their
whole lives Wthdrhomea while oth-
happinen only in“ society; Whether
you-ace a. home woman. a bushel-oi
woman. or t society woman. you
hoot how hard it is to "drag along‘
day after day. suflsrlngogonhes cause
edwby some female derangement that
than dereloped from overtaxlng your .
esti-engtb. The natural- restorative for
such sunsets. ls Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
31 ram 813,!!!
If IBux Outof. Town..-
If You Buy Out of Town,
If Everyone Else Buys Out of Town,
_, WHAT. WiLL BECOME or OUR] TOWN g...
rm was: nor any Basso mam nonwALx
Top Notch Baking} 700'
am mawmw'
b ‘ “Fifi," 4‘5:
Flue breeder mm" well
strolls are freshman. here every
82.. . John B. Sandnor.
Prop. mono Int-l. Acr't:
Saves Space, rent, coal and
labor, makes one room seem
like two—equal to an extra
bedroomficeommodat “over-
night guests or members of’
family—can earn cost; "quickly
in rent saved. Many handsome
models furnished in oak or
mahogany with rich coverings.
mmumaamwm
MEANS
lit-«SAVING? OF 2511) 50% OM57
swarms IN OUR STORE
BUY NOW YOUR FURNITURE, RUSS,
For Present or Future Use.
Free Storage
RANGES OR BEDDING
Free Delivery
reached here unexpectedly yesterday. 81%;: Nelson Silliman. Frank Com- m m m ‘* ' I
coming in three large buses. Basket stock. C. F. Behre. Charles Benedict. “V .n 0! N ' - [i , 'B B . B "
lunches were enjoyed in the grove, at- John H. Behre. W D. Hofleck‘er. “ W " er ' ng ‘ urn! V e .0.
ter which the party broke up into Jobh B. Hersam. C. E. T. Falrty. m-W- I m . I
small groups. patronizing the differ— Harold H. Mead, Harry Oflen. C. G. hawk-hi3“!
ent concessions. A number of the Mailer. H. G. WolfethothM. Karl. ‘ e 00 . E127 13]; Washington Street, south Norde
picnieers' went in for a swim. The Gar?nor Heath, Glitter-d" Hall and. ‘ 7 I ' » é -
party left home at 4:30. Henry W. Saxe. ' ', Em& SON 16 N°.=‘Main St. ; Pb 105
m , 7mm . one
-—South Norwalk Merchants' Big 4-0”: a 1m ricer. m '3‘ Boufi Km; Conn,
Sales Days. Aug. 25. 26. 27. Gena” 9 p ‘ T""""" 'u :
,.- 1
. Super was born in Bethe], sixty-
~ three yous! ago. a son of George H.
”d Hm (Terry) Fenner. He lived
.1 Hartford for a. few years and also
.Norwallt where he was employed
a batter by the Crofut and Knapp
”party. He was a member of the
,. wt-Lodge No. 25.1.0 0. F. of
m Banter-db and Hartford Coins
~ » i-dery .Unm‘d Order of the Golden
Goa. He leaves a wife. a sister. Mrs.‘
Isaac w.- cnudt. of Bewayton. and a'
son. '1'. Lawrence Fenner, of the
United States Navy. who is aboard
Che U. S. 8. Wyoming.
BLZL ISLAM
camel-apart): theplern Wilmette“: of thirty of
~ Club is 1:?an Norwslk's public—spirited businenhnd
professional men. our city is to have
atten .
“IE-tickets. which
rooster to= oi two. you can purchase season tick~ _.
$.32: meetings of the guarantors min-inn every Moon and» even-: etjs at Chautauqua Wrists. 85 thundered airport favorable site from
‘- Catholic Club grounds. as this is
l-
using Chautauqua advertising on their
screens. and to Thomas. McLean, of: -
the col-peerleu‘t Co- for the donatiolin
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