' w .
‘ Mrs. B. A. Jackson is confined to
her home by lune-t
Henry Harris. of First street. was a
wlsitor in New York yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stack oi Von
Zondt street were visitors in Port
cheater on Sunday. m‘. ,_
Miss Florence Damon 0: Washing-
ton. l). C.. has returped to her home
utter a visit with relatives in this oiLV.
Ernest Kosmeckl of 29 Gregory
Boulevard was awarded 350 in gold
at the Mulvoy-Tarlov Post carnival
last evening.
John i‘edon of Van Zyidt street has
resumed his duties with the Standard
Oil company after a vacation of seven
at days. '
his ,......,_
:deemed on or before Sept. 11th. 1321.
"mile and operator attic—Mott‘s.
sum number at Miami Delft. Ir.
left. He will give them cheerfully to homes.“ , cum
once more. -,,
financial“ the luck! “when, A Polo match was has lost satin-c
so sml e.
m sites-nos . pliant. Tal-
The “Silver “991-" w” "Rh?“ msdge HiunEw H.311: and Hrs.
doubt- the 13°" P°p“1" atractigiéfikmrMW' Jacob.‘ Dr. and Mrs:
the park last “n9“ for today the! had' Howard étout Nelson and Mr. and
‘0 place 8*“ "‘1" 1°” “00 worth of Mrs. J. C. Watson at my Island were
new prises to hold out over Labor among the many Wm
Dsy. There were 24 Re: frrgmm ,
. h duc e ,
Blinks; :23 .1... than... IL CONFERENCE
BEGINS BUT no
STATEMENT MADE
Horse race wishes to announce that
all scores and coupons must be re-
(Continued tron First Pm).
' .~ . ‘
N& NOROTO ‘in their call. He declared the Ameri-
DAM can embassy had concluded its part
in the conferences when it had or.
Mrs. Roswell Bates and Mrs. David Far-89d for a meeting between the on
Mather. oi’ Brookside avenue. will men antd feDrcaentatlves of the gov-
~ 1 re'mal‘nder ot the summer ernmen -
aging; Lake. It is understood the oil executives
Mrs. Frederick Childs and. Freder- brought a ”9’30"“ 13“" from Prod.
m
These coupons and scores will be oi!
no value next season.
Miss Bertha Farr of Winfield street
has resumed her dutles at the office
of the Connecticut Light 6’: Power
company after a vacation.
Friends of Mrs. Celia Carpenter of
Gregory Boulevard will be pleased to
learn that she is recovering after an
”oration at the Nor-walk Hospital. ‘
Harry Wright and family. of Van
Zandt street. motored to New York.
city on Sunday. in Mr. \Vright's new
Hudson car. and enjoyed the-"day at
Bronx Purl“ can; “will;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flahcrly of
Betta place are the parents or :i' nine
and it half pound bully hay. Mother
and (‘llllll are doing well. Mrs. Fla-
herty was t'ormerly Miss Currie Hend-
Ticks.
The \Vrlg-ht and Ryder carnival
held at the rear of the home of II. B.
G. Ryder last wrek. according to one .
of the participants in it, chared a.
little sum for them. approxlnItely 9'1
cents.
Rev. R. Irving Watkins and family
will return to their home here on
Thursday afternoon ol.’ this week.
Rev. Mr. Watkins will take charge 0!
the midweek services on Thursday
evening. . .
Mrs. H. B. G. Ryder. of Van Zahdt
street. is recovering from the effects
of a burn which she sustained to her"
right hand when she touched a live
wire in the yard at the rear of her
home one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison E. Austin. 01'
Seaview avenue. returned last night.
about 9:30 o'clock. having driven to
Norwalk from Portland. Me.. a jour-
ney of 1.700 miles. in one day. Ac-
companying Mr. and Mrs. Austin
were Harry and Edward Quinn ot‘
Greens Farms The party have been
spending a week in Maine.
Although no definite decision was
taken at the meeting last evening:
members (51‘ the Y. M. C. A. discussml
the advisability of holding a three
day fair sometimc this fall. it was
tile general opinion however that tilt-re
have been too many fairs and carni—
vals in the city.
On Friday evening. Septlmber 9th.
Rev. Athe Barthelow of Mount \‘cr-
non. N. Y.. who heads one of the big-
gest Bible classes in the l'nitcd Stat-s
will address at meeting of the Adult
Bible Class of the East avenue M. E
church and their friends, at tho
c‘fiurch. his topic being “The Church
in General."
R0 WA YTON
Llead‘s Grocery
Rowayton
painted.
"Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker or
New York City arr visiting Mrs. Pur-
ker's parents in the village.
Thomas W. Lu'waon'a yrlclll.
"Aime Jean" rvlurnvd to her
age in this harbor yesterday.
"-
Store silunlml on
avenue has been recently
llw
anchor-
Miss Flori-neo- Swurlsl'n or llric‘l'rc-
port who has been \lsiling here H'-
turned home ycslenlui'.
Surveyor‘s were finder-ll wry bus;
yesterday laying out stukrs lor con-
. dent Harding to President Obregon.
lft‘lcmih‘Ilia.C‘bll'lerrigelgsretlgoinne: tigxg bUt declaration is made that it was
spent most of the summer in Eng- merely a. letter of introduction. and
land. was not official.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Crimmins and The Americans met Add“ de is
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Butterson witness- Huerta, Secretary 01' the Treasury.
ed the—Hpening performance of “The again this morning, and later were
Circle." at the Stamfgrd Theatre. presented to President Obregon.
George Velip \vas called “pom “at Last night’s conference between the
evening. to investigate who °Wnedrthe Americans and the Secretary of the
, film: this meeting had been
cordial and was merely preliminary L0
toehnlal (incursions which were to}
follow. . _ .
Newspapers here are at present xiv,-
ins much attention to the activity
displayed by the Supreme Court in
“M31113 the appeals of oil companies
"31118 for temporary injunctions tor-
biddms the carrying out o! alleaad re—
troactive and conflscatory clauses ot
Article 27 of the Mexican Constitution.
It In upected that a decision will be
rendered soon.
There has been considerable specs-
lation as to the nature of the court's
decision. and several newspapers have
maintained they received intimation:
fromvhlxh officials that President
Obreson's recent decrees relative to
taxes on oil exported would be em-
braced in the court's ruling.
E. L. Doheny. president of the
Mexican Petroleum Company. is the
only one or the visiting all men who
hit! consented to be quoted at any
16118“). In various interviews with
local DEWlpapers. he has declared the
Open minds, and had no intention of
placing themselves fil opDOSiuon ‘0
Mexican laws.
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may:
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‘IKEE’NE. N. IL. Aug. saw—Clinton
A. Harland, 58. former Thompson-
- ‘~
'. locus: 39, um § ~_
vi
(
raid Homestead” comm. coma-
t!" I“. here lain Ml. Shooting fourteen years ago
M. in the fission he lay lubed. ment he had sung in
Friends aid be has been despondent here.
firm was with Thompson for sev-
ml seasons and l...” u" s,
Finer. his “f S
I! Chum."
—Aaron Kohn’s for (1anth
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Americans came to Mexico City with _
“.9! cross ran-r m
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nil
khan-3mm
Wmfi‘mmm“
0009
i
m.
masons
mum
”Osborn-Am
“m0”!-
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car flashing a side light into the win- Treasury lasted for more than two
Measure-Its.
3-D. G. CANDY“).
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Keep Your Rugs Clean W ilh
Inspect Our
’VICTROLAS
Our new demonstrating rooms are now com-
plete, and we carry a complete line of machines in
all-styles and finishes. We have every available
record in stock and your wants will receive our
best attention.
Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms
SECOND
We have 0
AEOLIAN Player, and the famous DU
pianos, viz., STEINERT, JEWE
prise superiority of tone, excellen
our terms moderate.
You can always secure the late
We also have added a full line of musical 3
struction of the new \Vllsun I’oinl
inoad.
P 5‘
him. Dt-mm'vsi of Rocklmltrf- Coi—
iage. will have Suturrlnv for her \\'lll~
1(‘r l‘l'Hltll'llr‘l' in Ni-w York.
Miss \\'l1r-l:in who has lwl-li :1 Kllel
at ”10 8011111] \'i~\\' (‘ciingu l‘t‘llll‘llOil
10 ll‘.‘r lmml- in Brooklyn. N. Y.
The luau-s of ill" club enjoyed a
(‘ard party yesterday :ll‘icrnoou'nl the
Club house.
The weekly display of moving pic-
turts will luv lit-ill tumor
, . row ('\(“llllll:.
The picture will in: Gloria Swanson in
"Every \\'om:m‘s Husband."
ROTON POINT
lllg'll llllt' l'or tomorrow 10:03 a. m.
and l“..‘il p, m.
St. Luke's ('liaptl or Hluml‘ord will
l‘
Victrola Entertanment for Children Thursday Afternoon, 3 t0 4 .
Book and Gift Dept.
Our book stock comprises of new
fiction, Juvenile fiction,
cook books, dictionaries
casion may be found
novelties, book-ends,
kets, and a line
framed pictures.
and popular
books. for small children,
.. etc. (lifts for every 0c-
m this department, brass
candle sticks, candles, bas-
of beautiful Wallace Nutting
)lUlil am outing; at ill" grove
rmi'. Tiny ulll nlukL- the
lmllyy.
lJ‘l.
“Ll
loll“);-
il'lp by
Luff and his ms-rry syncopators
be the attraction this
Bliss Flo L'llupellv. ’(ll'
J'runk “rower will give
in dancing.
.l
LVI‘lllIlg.
llzlrltorli and
an exhibition
Lay Curtis. the chap with the per-
L‘
GIRLS! LEMONS
\‘VHITI‘JN THE SKIN
Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-
to a bottle containing thre oun s
Orchard Whitby which any ilrugoesiol‘):
will supply for a few cents, shake
well, and you have a quarter pint of
harmlt as and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly fra-‘
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and. hands each day. .then shortly
note the beauty and whiteness of
your skin. . .7...:--‘oi‘ .. ..,_T,.?— l
l‘amous stage beauties use this
-tiou to bleach and brill: that, so“.
. . row-white complexion. also as.
'- :3th mama-tell}
H a
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i,
MAIN FLOOR
V ictrola Concert, Saturday Evening, 8 to
FORMAIJ OPENING
OF.
THE- HAMILTON S
September lst, 2nd and 3rd.
Announcing to the People That We Have Enlarged Our Establishment in All De-
’ partments by Taking Over the Entire Building, and Invxte the Public to
New Store.
0P
STATIONERY
Our stationery stock includes social station-
ery, greeting cards. fountain pens, eversharp
pencils. Kodaks and films. We are developing the
commercial stationery department, and will be
glad to quote prices and deliver goods to offices.
FLOOR
We are exclusive agents in N orwalk for the famous MEL-O-DEE music rolls for
st popular hits on MEL-O-DEE rolls.
. ccessories, such is violin, mandolin, and ukelele strings,
picks, etc., and WIN take any orders for musical instruments.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
pened a new music department. and are representativs for the STEINWAY 213110, the
()-.‘~\ RT Reproducing Piano as well as New Englands leading
TT. WOODBURY, CURTIS, and BERKSHIRE. These pianos com-
cc of taste and unquestionable durability. Our prices are reasonable and
piano players.
Art Department
In this department, you will find artists’ sup-
plies, paints, brushes, card
boards, illustration
board and crayons, We will carry a complete stock
of Dennison crepe paper for decoration and the
making of paper flowers, hats, dresses, and novel-
ties and favors for parties and dances.
We Will Give' Away 3
$35.00 VICTROLA
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3RD.
Anyone Who Fills Out and Returns Our Questionnaire Will Be Entitled to Partici-‘
- pate in the Drawing. ,, ,
If You Have Not Received a Questionnaire, Call” at ‘the Store or
' , Name and Address. ‘
Send Us ' your ‘
t
3
61-10 OVER i
It Beats — as it Sweeps -— as it Clem
Convenient Weekly Payments.
monstration.
Free lie-
it
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DONNELLY’S .
18 SO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK 3
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If I Buy Out of Town, ll
If You Buy Out of Town,
If Everyone Else Buys Out of Town.
WHAT W’ILL BECOME OF OL‘R TO‘.VN '2
THEN WHY NOT BUY BREAD MADE IN NOBWLLK
Top Notch Baking Co.
A LK
p D'-
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310.". 1'
31 VAR 2AM STREET EAST
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SWEATERS
SPORT ‘ COATS
Newest Styles N0\\'€-'é 6 Marc
Representing fashion. beauty and novelty at
could sap-(Ha
.......-...--.,
popular zlz‘fvvfi
86 WASHING
; ' ..........
7018 ‘uooulallv Kappa uopnnsuoulap no;
iFOR many a happy hour will
‘ theold folks sit and listen
foo the new Vicu'ola, as it sings
‘if'or m once again the tender
W afiecting songs of other,
'oays. a The young folks will,
love it too—for it will awaken;
'and stimulate them with an,
;that. is best in the
music of
today marrow?
Norwalk Chronicler