W has had a. telephone installed
” number being 1688-13.
3'1:1:re.wlubearetheel-m¢ot
p‘N‘oJ B.8.a.thisevvenln¢. at
punitvholl.
T‘ firs. Lens: 13. Gorhsm of? Elms
Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis of
Bonn street, unexpected home from
their ”mum in the Adirondacks. on
Honda-y.
August Wm has sold to
Entries 8. stiles 1 lot and buildings
heated on Myrtle avenue, according
Io deeds filed with Town Clerk. Hero.
bert R. 81111“). 1.4%.
The proposed sail to have been giv-
Dl last evening by local telephone
employees was postponed until a date
to be announced later, becaule of
rather conditions.
‘ Wither-porn: of Tokeneke. early in the
V’veek. humor-nod to New York,
who was the guest or hrs. Herbert
bfl
is W back as a week-end sued. gathered to we the during.
.—~
The proposed ill-emen's pension
(and, mentioned which has been made
from time to time. 'would be used
when firemen are loin-ed as in the
weeks am. When the organisation is
under way donations from Norwalk
people will be appreciated. More con—I;
corn the project will be announced. in»
many of the people came to see them—
pictures will be shown again this
evening and then sain’ tomorrow
evenlnzhi two remains. at 8:30
and the at 10:30. Tb pictures were
w.
. . ‘ preceded let eveninghy a 2;: :21!
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DAWWE: NOROM $§m=mmm’m?;:;;. shown.
tor a few days. that is guilt to be held at the Bell
occupied by
fishermen. have reported that
moor blues are running better this
year than in years heretofore and!
4- flat the old familiar fishing spots, arel
where “you catch 'em."
The barge Albert IL. which has
been discharging a cargo of. coal at
has or the uptown docks. was towed
.01": harbor last evening by the tug.
1mm of the Red Star line.
Frank Tobey and wife have put--
chased a. lot and buildings on Gregory
Boulevard from George W and Al-
heft I. Siauson. according to a war-
flutes deed filed with Town Clerk
11¢th R. Smith.
Henry A. Hegeleill has completed
the installation of an International
Onepipe Heater for Stewart C. Mar-
shall of Osborn avenue. liast Norwalk.
Miss Hattie Sherwood. of 16 Pleas-
ant street. has been visiting at Cedar
lake and Ridgewood. N. J.. for the
past six weeks.
' Calf Pasture Beach is to be invaded
by a horde of hungry Red Men. much
”tor the same fashion that it was in-
waded several Hundred years ago by
the Indians who 'madc their home
here. However this time it will only
be the members of Uncas and Cock-
choe Tribes of Red Men who are to
hold a field day and outing at the
track—it it doesn't rain.
A Paige car, Port 1
Chester parties. overturned on thelrnarntions have been competed
flats yesterday afternoon and one of
the women occupants was slightly in- l
rjured. The out was taken to the Depot l ”‘he ular Saturday hing dance
ra e for re i * '98 9'3
go. 3‘ pa rs. of the Bell Island Club will be..hel:l
Those having in charge the man-:mmorm evening the Orchettra that
agement of the Chautauqua which scored “Ch 3 dedded hit at the last
will be held on August 29th to Sep- dance last Saturday evening will attain
tember 2nd inclusive will meet in this;may f0? the dancers.
Town Hall on Monday evening. when m
The American Kennel Club Do;
reports will he submitted and final
Show. which promises to eclipse any-.1 The annfini sale of Ladies' Aidso. l
i
enjoy able time.
plans dlscusgedior the big affair.
thug held previously will be held im- ciety of West Norwaik was held yea-
mcdlately following the Chautauqua tel-day afternoon and evening on H!“
or shortly thereafter. Entries will grounds or the West Nor-walk Union
(lose on August 22nd. next Monday. Chapel. and was very largely attend- '
The proceeds of the show which will ed There wére eight booths contain-‘
be. held at the Wee Burn Golf club in: a great variety of useful and or-.
will go to the Stamford Hospital. namental articles-
tlclos. rag rugs. aprons. candy. frank-‘
[utters and cofiee.
The Darlen Girl Scouts are to give cake. and one Of
a fete for the Vassar College salarvl
endowment fund on the lawn Of their
captain. Mrss. H. Barbara Weed. Post
Road. Noroton. on Thursday. Migust
25th. from 3 until 6 p. m There will
be a sale of homo- made cakes. candies
etc.. and it is requested by the com-
mittee in charge that T‘very one in-
terest in college education will con-
tribute. and will send their contribu-
tions to Miss W'ecd not later than next
Wednesday noon.
Located from Coast to Coast
R0 WA YTON
'Mr. and M13. John Thomas of New
Work and Tokcneke are receiving con-
gratulations over the birth of a son
horn last \Vrdncsday.
Another of those who find camping
3 favorite summer diversion and pas-
time is I". H. Simmons of Tokenrke.
who has gone on a. brief camping trip
to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 8. Mills and Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Hughes returned. .Ves-
lorday. from a two wr-eks’ visit to tlw
Berkshires. They report a. most
pleasant outing.
Butter Lovers Appreciate
Sweet, Nut Margarine 26c lb.
Buy This and Save the Cash Dlfler.
sneak—We Guarantee 'Twill
Suit Just As Does
ROTON POINT ‘
The American Chiclc Company of
mm people are boolZed to reach hcrc
thls afternoon on board the steamer
Nassau for a days outing. Cow's Butter
TRY IT TODAY
Pride of Court Narruk Council of
Norwalk have arranged a special D100 m
dance entertainment at the dance pa Moan; Quality and Satisfaction
V'illon for this evening.
. Tess,Oofi'ee..........25clb.
There were no excursions or picnics
held at the park yesterday. so till,a
park employees took the opportmlty
or opening the-re various places of
work at a later hour than usual. ;
Direct Importing CO.
76 Washlwfin 8t; Bo Norwelitt l3“!
EVERYTHlNG GUARANTEED l
Postage Prepaid on 31.00 Mall
The weekly display of fireworks last
Orders, Except on Sugar
night pron‘ll to m as llltcrtaining as
Illiss Florence Hawlcy of New York.
over. the \aliullS displa\s following
Thomas’ Chocolate Shop
24 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH N ORWALK
“I!“
We Serve
‘1
Ice Cream In All Styles: '
Plain, Sundaes, Pal-fails. etc.
Our patrons tell us it is Delicious and we kliow
that the Very Best Of Materials Are Used.-
'eseh other in ever Wmlmdor. reed my m of ”is. W m
bring forth Mamet and Mom. fie W otthe eon- """""‘""
appreciationzrommmthQ‘Onx names 1.... m flurry Wow. m‘
museums-6m
no ”team m ”t
The display or the moving picinrel mm nt- its “West N
of these tuba one mt ago were pavement Wu. Themm
shown at the grove hot night and mummmmamflm'
selves and friends in tne movies. The mmmmm
5: Labor 13am the new Eleven road
also one special to New York for the:
Saturday preeeedmg the hollday.1he
The ”"9” mm “’9- ”‘e' ”‘9’; and is due at the Grand Central sta-
Island Club this evening, all the pre- New York. (3. c. 11.9 no a 31.; New
and York.12fl;h Street.
every one is looking forward to a very flaming. 9: 55 3. 111.: South Nomlk.
,le 08 n. m; Bridgeport. 10: 21 n m.
Due New Haven 11:00 p. to.
you. or if it doen‘t “you should wor-
ry."—Boston Transcript.
In»,
W-
Nor-walk members of the .
Temple.1\.A.0..hiMS.,whowish
in preparation for the holiday rush
tom and have notayet :1!le
' who lune signified their intentions of
'1: as. being defined by the Stanford
:mvuntthnlm. 313w Wot
the caravan «1m W, it is es-
”mated. will have 75 cars in the line-
‘npendthatnhont 25 will join in
neon: Norwaisk. The caravan will then
, W eastward to 811418913011. where
,flwill bejoinecttrynhrge delegation.
,yroceedinctoxewfisvenand then to
New London where a street wade
, will be one or the his features of the
day's program. The parade
held at 2: Ill) o‘clock. being reviewed
will put several extra tsetse on andfiherr intentions. should do so at thezhy Mayor Fit-all: E. Noreen. or New
earliest possible moment today tosLondon. and other dignitaries of the
either loom R. "Merci-George B. order.
Saturday special will lemme New Kor- mre, in W or all ammo-tents. George E Beers will lend the pil-
es at 4:30 9. in. eastern standard time The following is a. partial “it Of “‘03 grimage of nobles for a ceremonial at
the New LondOn Armory and, after—
mAY. AUGUST 19, 1921 '
Ward DEKIYD. Danbury;
Close. Stamford; 1 00k word
lgisls. Ansonia: John S 42m
ford; J. l 8
man. A €11.11 Robinson,
Gm
liar.
\ .
communes RETURN ”I,” I
m Be Home Within a...”
.. .. C ,
State’s Attorney for lall‘fic 11mm,
is expected within the no,“ {.3 ”W.
it was announced today. Mr S“
songs is now in South Mm.” 9““
lug care of extensive l.ugm....a 7‘
heats he issaid to haw anqumd
He left for South Amnw.
after the conclusion of rm. 1,
will be
After the parade Pore-sate
Hill,
the.
hem;
_#
Mrs. James Hurst ls entertaining as 11’ for 8 glimpse 0’ amoeba! or 0 non at 6: 03 making stops at Bridge- going: ~ up; Ethel H. Mott w
herguestlfl- Irene O'Rourke of New. their friends. port. South Nor-walk stamtor d and Dr- L. M. Allen. Jay 5‘ Buckley. xrds. :0 a monster clunbsite andghmnrder of her buyout}??? will}.
York city. 125th street. N. Y Fred '1‘. Coleman Edwin 8. Hart. Clin- mg a 2 g l‘l-Cl gone ever since H - d ha: is
BEL L ISLAM The Labor Day spednle will run ac- ton K. aunter. John Keogh. Anson F.: Tffilcam‘“& “mining? "gem“? ‘3 able to Me “i, m: 1:“: if?“ lo».
M"- Georse Standing. 0f the Post cording to eastern standard time and Keeler. Robert E. Louden. Charles F. 3 ° "'3'. ”an ””3?"- auomey at the 59‘)...th 1‘ " 5M
’Road- is entertaining her nephew. .._ _._.__ ‘ will be on until Weather am. They Mills. Robert M. Mullen, John Pierce- “$188903. Wilhgm R. Bowen. he“ cant "n "in
Lawrence Connolley. of New York city. Exerythlng is all set for the bazaar are listed as follon- jr., 0mg:- F. Schultz, Barry W. Snyd- dell'fmsohnflgrth-i momszdog- __ -_
New York to New Haven: -—I.eeve er. Clarence E. Slauson. Charles W.- ' ' 3 5' rw . .. w “Mu p”
Seer-ling. Robert M. Tenancy, Edward J.
Thomas. Casino 3. Webb. Ernest R.
Wilson. John R. Wrigley. A. E. Win-r
Chester. Floyd C. Jeremy‘s. Louis E}
Killer. J. C. Van nannies. Louis A.)
Waite. W. K. Wilson. George W.I
,Hsrdwielc George S. Raymond and‘
‘Emest «C. Havilsnd. 3
All men who ‘are going should re-
port to either Mr. Foote or to Mr.
Wrigley at the Nor-walk Armory to-
1‘ nor-row morning at 7:30 sharp. as.
the caravan will leave the Armory ati
Milan):
REVISE)
Laugh and the world laughs with
Sentinel Wanna Are m
including fancy ar-;
0..--
‘Angevin'e F umlture CO.-
SPECIAL SALE
TOMORROW AT 8: 30 A. M. (D. '1'.) V 3
'A DEEP lZ-QUART 1
WHITE ENAMEL ”
DISH PAN
89c
On June 18th we ran a special on these fine pans,
the entire lot of 12 dozen were sold in six minutes.
Hundreds Of people were disappointed. Be here on
time if you want one of these fine pans, as they will
go fast.
16 NORTH MAIN ST. S0. NORWALK
:
BOYS
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All Curl: to Pics;
at a Big m thong-h: ho v ii a
0“ so he not .I. .. .
flue- nml “was It on the u 1' wt
this femo- czar: Tl: alt
rte. Tim: :7111
on . nan
i
you have rm: luv-rung the.
1.1.0 pic: are.” oi this famous Movie Stnr will to
piece 0! an. M "‘
on will 1‘: title to can who the noxlc Actor Is. It mm. ”In.“
ill-brew ml: 3.: mil Fft‘f‘iTe 25 “Paloma...“ ‘0
Then If all
ant-n a?“ correct Innu- at the Hour An‘or you will in ‘19 more %ntn
Twenty-fin- “Mrs”wi will he rim-n t m. y Boy or (.3 Tigtndrr lti mm of I
who My ma the picture a: the Movie Actor and in more "Poll V
will be sits-a for" y worming thr- Movie Actor- -s nmnr so you ‘. ll
nor-Irv- 83 Me [or (moth mlrlrmflu- Movie- “Cut—out Puzzle. It u ‘3
takes“ W to "II! the cum RACER erase
Only 60 “Points” Wins First Prize
After you have gained your 85 “Points” [or mrreotly omngin ilm - .
two end mminr the Mnflr film. you only have to m 25 nmro"n.-Ww
. to rrln the Culver Roi-or or file 52w. hen can gain 15 more "Poi Hula ' by i a.
flying your mt. M is. its "new“: thotrgonl hove ohm u may nl . ~r
“m The Run! WW. to tire. wool". 11ml 10 "Patch" w-ll .
owl ed by three Judges on the natures. style. handwriting nnd son" a:
d ,onr m
2119 gaining so “Points” (which is the mammnml will win T i
CULT“!!! EACER or $200 in cash. Them ear )0 Biz Priors in all. h: . ‘ r
nine More are 600 [longer fiirydes.» In case of a tie both winnm— l
Worth-smooths. Sonata answer WAY. Aflmnnx n
answer is received We- I"! be sent mm]!!! to assist you in qualityzlxg.
Costs Nothing to Try—You Can Win
You will not be asked to ”inscribe to the Rural Weekly ~
not (I. r n . I
“I! In on!" ta: win. We hose already an: hundreds of mi; :n
s and Girls who snowmen our Puzzle. no; he lhl uni lml: ..
IK'I'.t Use only one side 9! the when.“ M!!! in your on.“ r . H!
m- s“'mlr nine out] adds-e- viz-ii; in the upper right hand «:nnr. ' in
Uncle Jerry, 92 E. 4th St, St. Paul, Minn
:fi—i
For Dainty Dresses of Durable and Popular
' Summer Fabrics—Values Up to $15.00!
LAST SALE
OF THE
UMMER !
.98
’ WOMEN OF NORWALK, here is your last opportunity to profit by this. great $2.98
sale of Smart Styled Frocks. We must make room for fall stock now arriving—there
fore, this last and greatest smnmer sale—ending Thursday, August 25th.
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