l
‘ mum price.
' dln‘
waged a new Buick touring car. Miss Editfi Chrystal is spen ,.
y. (1 will be “70 Weeks at Gounnacut Camp- 103‘?
usual weekly an“ Island. -
The is evenint at the Norwalk Sidney R- Chlche“e" ““3 “we“ eve
”may“ club maker has purcha'ed 9‘ “ew Fwd
d the meeting of Troop No. 6,
a. held last ems.
.._._._-
mu Helen Lowndes of
mane has
‘ visit in Pits-field. M889-
Today i , . ..
oeuoad round in the annual Sign“; Mfsill 33:11:; past tWo monlhl ‘5 11"” ourned. lPottler; Treasurer.
.3. tournament. at the o bcen the 8mm"; Hospital. _ ~. suggestions WCI'elAuthor, Mrs. Furman: Board
Country club can be “m m “0:1,?Miues Ruth Silliman. 3'8“!“ eming new business bY,Tl'uBUee9: David Baxter. Wm. Gleim.
fl.-
‘Kembers 0’
works are will
13‘ and clam
mil tOdIY-
A special sermon to the c
preceding the regular sermon.
preached tomorrow at Christ
by the Rev. C. A. Marks.
#
Theodore. son of Mr. an
St. John of Gregory
is returned to his home aftl-r
weeks spent with relatives
ILL
Rev. Robert ll. B.
his vacation for arm
('5- A. Marks filling
pulpit at Chris
11ml-
his plice
As Labor Day nears m-r ..
who have been in East
the summer months a-
«think of returni ~
fishing Prid-
tives. i: at within the
weiglii several weeks that
repair
ade. on the dam at the
k Mill pond, in prepara-
. e skating to be held there
er.
A Jo
0 bad walks along Seavlew
enue have been attended to by own-
ers of property there so tllat at last
It is safe for one to use the sidewalk.
The matter was neglected for some
little time. and was really a menace
to pedestrian.
It ls expected that Rev. B. Irving
Watkins. pastor of the East avenue M.
E. church will return from his unca-
lion in time to take charge of the mill-
Week service at the church this com-
ing Thursday evening. Tomorrow the
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks will be ill charge
of the services.
In the article in )(‘Sil‘l‘llnfh' .‘4l'lllinei
regarding the new wrecking our of the.
Austin garage it wns stated that it
had been painted at the shop of J.
Premru and Sons. Scuvicw avenue.
The article should also have stated
that “1" body was designed and built
at Mr. l’rcml'u's shop as well as the li-
lumluzltl-d Slgn on the front of the ca '.
R0 WA Y TON
A large number of guests are ex-
pected at the llowmlou Mouse over
the week rind. '
Mrs. Aaron Slum-us. has returned
to hsr huml- ill lmwnlton ale-nut,
after a \ib‘ll. in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dolllnd,
of Logan street. have returned from
a visit with relatlvl-s lll Scranton. and
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
of Crorkl-tt stroll, ill‘t'
Mrs. Sul'ull i.lli‘r:lllt‘t'.
Long irlllllld.
Bciunmin I’Itlk(‘i‘ lllll:
his duties in the New York li‘irc
partment. after spending ll
with rcluiil‘rs in the \lllugr‘.
It Frank Wlllillmson. ol' \Vvsl Side
avenue. will call at the ullicc of the
lloton l‘rlini lloll-l he will receive a
Miler that was dt’liV‘ rl-d lo llu- ilOlt'i
by mistake.
The. residents of the East Side 0!
Five Mile ltivcr :lre illlNiOUS to know
who the lowsomr- r'liup is that con-
tinually plays "All ll}: )lysrll‘" on illi-
Victrolal. at night.
Millspzlllgh.
cull-running
ol‘ Nurlllport.
rcturlled lo
De-
l‘uw days
or Bridge men has
lilo special business was disposed of
Seavlew
d to her home after
.___—
s the last day in which the
the Norwalk Iron
ying their annual out-
bake at Gulf Pasture
hildren.
(1 Mrs. A.
Boulevard
in Rye,
Fool‘- will extend it .
lllcr week. Rev.
t church tomorrow
hie! Otto E.
a"? at. Lake Waccabuc t
tourins car.
Mr. and Mrs. W11
joying an auto tour
land States.
Mrs. Walter ‘
is enjoying a week
tives in Tarrytown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wi
Nomik called on
Wednesday afternoon.
B. S-
5 visit with
Schmidt. Grace
camping at Lake Waccabuc. Ra
Mrs. John Sheridan of
avenue has been entertaining
Brown and her aunt the 'past.
Mrs. Ella. Briggs ot lgewi.
was the gue’ of Mr .311
T Smith, Richmond H . of
I ' ‘ week
will be
churcn
11~§fbemmdga10
I
"lamina, Pa...
9 past month
seven! .-
y'Craig in Summer
with M »
-’. A.-
" .
, No. 90. Order of;
“Star. will resume meet-
”.ay evening, Sept 1. after
in th -nths' recess.
l’ Loyce Cargile of Macon. Ga... is
her sister. Mrs. George Fields of
'c town. She will attend the Stam-
rd High School.
state workmen are making needed
repairs to South avenue. filling in the
deep holes with a tar preparation
and otherwise bettering the highway.
The New Canaan baseball team will
go to Ridgefield. tomorrow, to open a
series of games. On Saturday. Sept.
10. the Ridgefleld team will make its
first appearance of the’senson at the
South avenue grounds. On Labor
Day the New Canaan team will play
the local V. l". W. team.
The Norwalk road. from South
Main street to the Four Corners. at
the Non-walk township line. has been
Opened by the sclcctmcn. This road
was closed for repairs. and consid-
erable work was done on it, improv-
ing the roadle and gutters and cut
ting hack the bushes along‘ the side.
About $1.000 was l».\-pl~nded in the im-
provemcnt.
DARIEN & N OROTOA'
——ei-i_--!—o
'l‘llc- rlmords of tho town were rc-
~
Cl-nlly scllrclicll by Attorney Clement
A. Fulk r.
Mrs. G. \\'illar(l of the Post Road
is entertaining her aunt. Mrs. Rebec—
cn Jollflc of Monti-lair. N. J.
Mrs. Ferdinand Monjo entertained
the Miqscs Name of Colin rider's Point
at the Stamford Yacht Club.
John Ail-Cormack gave a concert
\‘Vcdncsday evening in the Ocean
Grove Auditorium. Gov. Edwards of
New Jersey and his: staff were guests.
The Rev. 24. M. llollnnce of New.
York will conduct services in St.
Luke's nlxl Sunday. and the rector.
Hcrhcrt M. Dumhell will conduct scr-
vicvs at Ridge-field.
Final :lrrungl-mcnls for the Norri-
ton Hcithn l-‘lre ill-purlml-llt l-‘zllr
wcrl- druwn up at :1 meeting held this
“wok. it is i)"ii(‘\"‘(i that this :lfl'uil'
will he grmllcr than any ilt‘ili ill ill!"
past. ‘ =- '
\Y.
tenor’ soloist
Raymond Colin-r of Glcnhrnok.
in the Norwnlk M. [-2.
church. \ri'l rcndcr .l solo at St.
Luke's Church. Noroton. Sunday
morning. and a. duel. with Mrs. Mall--
.sllall l”. Richards on Sunday cvmllll'z
in the. Duril-n .'\l. E. ('llull'll.
R0 TON701NT
’7 A': till- Hl-llsull ls lllul'iup; :lll cllll
hlllllll'l-lls (ll l..llll- IS dull) :lrl~ luklll':
;l(l\.lnt:lgl- ol' illt‘ i‘liillillk’ :l: the l'n'll.’
'l‘hv‘ lilll- u'lll Iw l.il:ll {Ii xi\ o'clock lu-
'duy.
’l'llc (lllll lTlll Voluntl-c-r lit-m.
mvnts m "nll.ll-l~lll-lli on» holding lllt ll‘;
:‘I’ll
:lililuui rr-lllliolw :ll tl|-‘ [lurk twin); '
(in lll‘xl ’l‘llvwlllv l\l-nin:..' l-Id. l,l»'l
«’Ln‘i his S).‘ll(’l)|l.‘lll)l‘§ will l:l::'.i :lllnlln l “
[null—Tia” ,'
.\-t ‘.\
Hi
the)
:lppl-zlrrl llr-l-
This time
llll; (lunt'll‘i:
lvl‘illi: “illl llll-ln
Delos L'HOIllllH-(ile-ll, of Logan England's i’l‘l‘nllt'l‘ llzlllcl IS. 'l‘lli‘l lull. 1
street. llrls Just ('olnpll-lmj painting has nlillil‘ :l “ullllr'rl'lll Sll(l\\lll;f ill“'
and (ll-rurlllilzg‘ the house in Crockelt i” ”‘9 pust. l
street. rev-rutll’ llul'clmsed by Elisa. The (‘I"""“'““, n"”‘-”“"“”" ‘ ”‘1‘ “‘1‘
Hatiiv liivll-l. and also “1‘. ”l,“.ly_‘:ll‘li\'(' :lt itnlon i’llillt loll», l‘lllllln .- J
erecll-d house of hl-r lilolilt‘l‘. James ll”? 6”” “Wm; Th“ ("1") “5'1 Hula I
0‘ Davis. the trip on board the Sll'nlllll we‘ll-r '
.Mr. and )lls. \\’m. Iris \Vnsllllurn ing‘. The “NU"VT N""*""3 ""E "' " i
of Manor Road. Tokem-lm. will be ””1"“ "l- lhiS lHll‘k Flllld'lx ;-.1~'l owl} f
hosts at :4 Hugo illl'ornlzll llllfl‘ct-sup- bringing ”10 T. A. Nlll'x I'm! \'~'l-r- -
Der on Hullllduy night. and will haveilms “r FOPii-m “7-15. .\l.. . ’i- n' '
among“ lelr guests sl-vl-rzll out—ot- Orm'V‘ 0“ M‘N'W‘M'r ““1 -"'-‘l in”:
{own \lhilors. . . on board llll' .Nl'Jlllll :44:l:.l!~- I
i"ri«'lll~ are receiving post cards M—‘**' ‘qur I
from Mr. Lillii Mrs. Walter J. Sparks - '
and family who have been motoring BELL ISL14AD
lhrOIlLil llll: \vilitt‘ Mountains. The,
last stop llll-v made was at IiOlt'i l\llS<‘ H ‘
able. which isin Ausuble Chasm. Tl” “"‘-" "" " “l“ l“ '4'“ ‘1‘
N. Y. —. llvl- 'l'l“ 'l-‘Im luv v4“
Lira. Samuel Williamson, of “bat, Ill-s l‘. llnl‘lln l\l1l.lll llllS l-l-lllrllr-d
Side avenue. is seriously ill. Mrs.”" “'r """"‘ ~'3 -"‘-‘-‘«‘l"'l”fl. L. 1-
Williamson was operated on ll) ll 10.7”“?y ~' ‘1" M ,. Human: vacation with
cal surgeon a few yours um) and “l'|('l- "" l' i" H' mm- \‘.’l nnlr. H: r
that time she has I)t'('ll fillllllz Hill‘Vl)’ 4"“ “til HUM to spend a. week
All, her friends have {Ui‘ illl illlllll dull-1“ “A "Y'-
recavery. “ j -r——-————
Ilownyton . Iiirllxulld l: llmhiln] "l" rlw-k of the ilzlricn electrical
church sermons. In v. (hump .\. W”, 4-! Arthur Sweeney. now in
Baird: mll’llSu-l' . Hllnddx ,uoynmgghidw port jail. awaiting trial upon a.
worship at fl ..-l_ l-:.\ l‘lmllm [Lilll'dlii' m‘ hignmy. has been sold by
Purterson. :ls .. ...l‘. lulblwl‘ ul‘ ll”,- Ill-pm}: Slll-l-il'f Lincoln Taylor to Guit
Stamford M. ll. (‘lllll‘f‘ll \vlll preach.'BV’nlOlll- “- Stamford (-lpctrican,‘for
Sunday school wwon “ll; lw hum ut‘S‘wh. 7 '
10:50, A. M. Sunday mulling Wor-
3:9 at 6:30. ill-V. lllll'l') Scout-id '1 I — -_ ‘
l preach 'l‘llllrsu v at T ’ " -‘ - v . 1
Prayer meeting will ll-- iii-IliA‘ill ilie' A‘OT hECE'SSARY To EBAVE‘
, The season is here whenmanY'tB-y
chapel. Devotional topic: “The
erliness of God."
“When tl.e Shadows l‘lv-l:
will be til“ subject of lill'
Rev. Frank Clark at 1
28th.
9:30 8. T. Bible school
morning service.
Wag service» but memwulllbcxre
meant. 4th. ‘ l
nitrochddjw '
Fath- [ever and asthma stifle?! seek x1119!
at health resorts. ’
.\way"lat home can find relief
.s.-rmnn b)"Honoy and Tar.
:owuymn Bap- 817 York St, Cincinnati. 0., writes:
til. church Sunday morning Augud "Foley's Honey and Tar broke‘
The morning worship begins at.had .
following and—Java me great remr.‘ It 4i-
'l‘hcm'wlll bemlzo law motorboat" . .. .
r
Those who remain
in Foley’s
Mrs. Alice Hon.r
“D l’
cough and also my
> f
W
Schmidt and his wife
or 10 dam
bur Dixon are en-
ot the New Enz-
Stewart of Hoyt street
lllam Reinhardt 4
friends in town,
Buckley Who 1‘” Cd
and Edna T1710? sire .. ’7
".meeting was then adjourned. all hap- -
_. M M w . 7 T I “r .
.Wi"; ' at J all. jun that it will require years for a
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A new Intuit“ ’tm‘ id. is the
’ on to the- ca . -
e‘dglte medals for the Labor Day car ;
zilral and games are on e
the club.
The evening
ping was well at
‘ent enjoyed it.
Mr. Gleim’s
capacity it the
‘is a. criterion.
\
The
"and
tended.- A.“ P
led for 811 ‘ '
0n ‘5 ”he'd“ which secretary.
rela- The mamvp‘ct ...'
.. ;- ithings out.
Ye concerning
3‘ m? . fsyatem after which
Gregor. Harry Peck. Harry
Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Thomp-
and others. Claude Monselle re-
- d favorably on the lighting com-
ultee's work for the past year. The
erston.
llr-
o
py and bent on making Harbor View
”“31““ " 'ug' of the succi-
W would meet
1': “as lo .
--. with John Potter, sec-"my,
xhibition at .1“? er the M08 01 the 'ved did not in any way compare with.
at cards held Friday/V'wherein he surveyed the im-
nt-s and cited hav'mud the,m unable today to give more than
I"! should fer! of the prowess of a general idea as to the value of the
recital will be ta he island. the election or oilicers was German nropeny now m his hands.
" in orkr. Wilfred 8. 00qu moved:m fixed the figure at around; $.00,-
- that the ticket selected last WWJOOOJOO. explaining that a latte part
"the be voted with a single ballot noni- the a, the property was in mum.“ 3...,
There “”35 some’bjectlon value of which is low.
{is oblig- ’and ltr. Doyle arose and straightened ment. in addition to holding cash gnd
I'll“ 0f officers elected for 1922 withb'ous fatal-{es the mule of chh. at
,- inc "w zlub'out a. dissenting vote:
--. Dr. McLaren;George Hyde;
Worthmn: Financial Secretflrfi John expectation that the total value of life
George Johnston and William Feat!»-
:LIQUIDATION OF
GERMAN CLAIMS
Magi-mellowed 1an will help—
‘ to handle them. The opal.
complete settlement in‘based on the
Inlet that a great deal of time was re~
My ewminx-lquired for the adjustment or such
‘Wflmt Georgelelaims after the Spanish American
when the items invol-
a brief address by Mr. 'the amount now tobe considered.
Alien Property Custodian ‘Eiller
The Cavern-
The ““0me W“ the securities, has in its possession numer-
P1381691“; gulls time is not so great as it commer-
Vice President. Dr- lcial conditions were normal. It is the
Charles Smith; ,German property will increase before
0’ :final settlement is completed.
——Bring her to the V. F. W. Car
diva}. North Main Street.
Dancing, American Band.
II ; .——._‘ !
3&me the...tieaty. but In ' 1
' more than fol want. this will lllsllllllwd
Enrollment
‘ NIERRILL
. = om! NATIONAL 3m
more delightful and attractive than
ever before.
7 East Harbor View enjoyed one of the
finest. Masque and Costume dances
ever held on this exclusive island.
There was much merriment and
gaiety. The. club was crowded to ca~
pacity and there was fun for every-
body. There
costume-s. a mixture that one only
sees in a Broadway musical comedy.
The Costume prize was awarded to
Mrs. Horace Platt who was dreued
in a Ditch costume. Mr. Cannon as
Aunt Jemima won first prize for men.
Miss Clarine Delmar as the Shepherd
b0' and Mr. Schelno as%e Spanish
Troubador were highly recommended
by the judges Albert Lurch and Rev.
Dr. Parks.
A get-together meeting took place
Tuesday evening at the club. The
house was crowded with property
owners. M r. “Dot" Steurcr opl ncd
the meeling with a brief address stal-
ing the purpose or the meeting and
asked for the co-opcration of his
hearers to lwlp put over the top the
sum the Board of Trustees cxpcrtt-d
the club to turn ovn- as season's
earnings. He then appointed Theo.
Henry. chairman of the meeting. Mr.
Henry said he understood the pur-
pose of thr-
hnrmony ticket to be volel upon an
the annual int-cling of the association
Thursday. A nominating corrmillm-
was then selected consulting nl
Mo-ssrs. Baxter. Gleim. il‘zl'hersom,
L""3 “gr-(r
HEALTH loll”
Those Who Suffer and Are
Unable to Work Need
Helpful Suggeotions
Springfield. Ill. — ‘ ‘I had periodic trou-
bie with weakness, cramps and hark-
.. - . . ache and I could not
" work. A neighbor
recommmlllwd your
medicine and i tnok
{our [lollies of Lydia
E. Pinkhum's Vouc-
table tbmpuuhd. i
am now strong and
' -V.‘eli. able in work,
,__
A
medicine in my
_‘I i rlclllis. "—ANN‘.
were an abundance of'Amei-loan claims
meeting was to name :l'
WILL TAKE YEARS‘
(Continued From First Page)
Newell & Murray.
provided that the property held by the
Alien Property Cu'stodian shall remain
lin the hands of the American Govern-
ment until settlement is made or tlze'
153 Washington St.
against Germans: 0w —
Before any or the money is turned . _ _R on in Our
back their authorization will have to Big Reduction! 0!!
be obtained from Congress. 010m, Furnishings and
In addition to the $300,000.000 in
‘claims by American nationals the
,United States Government will prose!“ .
m
.THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISIIIE’BS
So. Mall
MID-SUMMER SALE
plain to you our
“Deferred Payment Plan”
whereby you may enjoy your Victrola while paying fur
$5.00
Brings Any Victrola to Your Home
The Hamilton Shep
49" Wall Street
“Watch This Space Monday”
“A Thing of Beauty and 3 Joy Forever”
Someday, YOU are going to have a Victrola, so why
it of ’till tomorrow. We have a complete stock of mach
with terms tofit every pocket book. Come In and let us ex.
, pm
11193
it.
a. claim of about $250,000,000, reprc-g
senting the cost of maintal‘ning the
American army in Germany. It is not
clear tonight whether the German
property held by the Alien Properly
Custodian will be retained until the
{Government payment is made. but it
lls assumed that this item will be dealt "
wilh independently. 3
Details of the method for the settle-
ment of the claims of American nil-E
tionnls will be announced soon after;
a n. G. CANDY co. ‘
mmrmml
MOORE!
oral-mum:
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Week
Aug. 29-Sept. 6»
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FALL ' TERM
Day classes Commence
- Sept. 6
o
' Evening Classes
hog-in ,
- Sept. 12
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Other Victor Records you ought to hear
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“Masked Bail-—
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