w
‘ Kr. and Hrs. Harry Gem. of
”view avenue. hove returned trout
l " on» at o . 2.0: t?!» “:2. "
”1W '3' .4...“ . 3
' RevsfFrth L Lent: will be in
’ “SM‘M the told-week serflco at the
W Christian church tbmm
“ninja. . ”5“,, ,. .,,
Just
i-vcl.aa
The Adult Class or the East avenue '
fl. E. church will hold the first meek 1‘8‘
In; of the tall season at the church on
Sunday September 4th.
Daniel F. Lynch of Baltimore. was
a visitor with friends 'in' Belts Place.
" last evening. Mr. Lynch is at pres-
ent in Stamford on business.
\
~‘ The West End Gun club will hold,
I dance at the Dorlon Pavilion on;our
mtember 10th. the O. U. A. M. organd
“u die-tr: turnlshing the music. [81119
and
This. evening the advertisers of thei
Norwnlk Hour,
its fiftieth anniversary.
which is celebrating are
will be the the
guests of the paper at a dinner to be Tokeneke colony
served at the Dorlon House.
, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland are has
“ expected to return on Sunday from new
the Plainville Camp Grounds. where ‘igic'ontemplating a trip to Syracuue'inj
spending the past the near future. ' _ '
“ ‘ ‘ The young generation are now 612- value next season.
they have been
week and a halt.
9.
Rev. Robert B. B. Foote. rector of
{Evelyn have sivufi g~ 1- ~'
mammary-t gave mg“?
The Connecticut Light
Company are than“ pol‘rin
Kin y .
cl flyfi the g ,
file 'rajorganiintie‘n at The Stone
Clpb ll exhafi‘mfihe near future.
.Wters burnof‘ been determlni
ed as yet.
James Nelson and family are mov-
shore property
from Dr. Hackiey
Noxon. , ,
The track department of the Con-
necticut‘company was very busy yes-
terday .
track throughv-“fiowayton avenue and
. ~HcKlnleylstreet.
Friends are now receiving nwner-
Snmmenresldents at this section
York are Dr. and Mrs. Kirkbridge.
Milton Roland ot' rockett
M
an:
15‘“... E ..
John ’ the > in; 5.2.,
M “pure
3. montwmn
‘ Afirgaéahey [nay inmll
~ W‘ 1
this week to resume his hm
L,_,)§,etnber's of' the 4 Rowaytos Book
Club are” asked to leave their books
lot the ubnry la orderthat mm
where "The clufi" will inve- its
into the small building on the
recently purchased
there and have one more week
by Mrs. Fannie ‘
m‘ to anathema.
installing new sections of
are asked to turn the books into the
library as soon as possible. The books
wm then be placed on thy pay has
for the use of the public.
R'OZ'ON POINT
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Ed -Lon! and his band made their
:pplzarance last evening stethis park.
rce and enthusiastic . -
.Jteuded. - crowd at
avenue.
been taking week-end trips in his“ The management or the Roll-O-
Dodge automobile. Mr. Roland Racer requests that all coupons be
redeemed on or before September 11.
4'1921. These coupons will be of no
post cards of interest hamllir.
Mrs. Walter .1. Sparks. or West
avenue; who are now visiting Dr.
Mrs. Butler of Taunton. Mass.
fast returning to town. Among
more recent members of the
to return to New
=T.EoKendry.oztheLisHliw
“Patton. will’iegve» the W nut ot. mace www.msesme. new; anest— turner
tn‘York. is enjoying a two W M" '
,Mr. and Mrs. Jen: I. ma- in 30—,
i" In» Charles killer? of West owe- the people
_ not feudalism oil may get themoNonhamptom , "
in l m. 1.. may and Miss
‘Brsdy.whowere onatrlpthrom',
purchased by a book club in the m- "Du-ten on Saturday. .
flags in February hove M11109 the $7
:rosnds and the members of the club caused such an inc
an automobile without
completed for the opening of school
w
Rochelle over the: week-end.
3..th 'theiworls‘ot that?
the me, new
can stand, .
nae. is enter-mm Miss holiness. intelligent. :Everychifi
drew: and run. G. 7N. Andrews» of
The rich mm for education: even
e Men of weather has ifthey'hnve no'cmldren. f‘
Th m changleaue in business The" school is the corner-m, o!
free institutions. ' It is atso’the' poor
man's hope to better his
No one values educstlaon more» than
the one who has worked hard to get
*it. and on‘e‘who' knows theorems at
for Raymond Street and Son. the local
ice dealers. that they are continually
on the jump.
’Ernest Tiiiot of Noroton, arrested
by Officer George lBllings for driving
havir. an
operator's license in his possession
paid a fine of 83 and disbursemenla
thlsemornlng. and the charge was
nolled.-— tamford Advocate. '
Final arm gemcnts have been
have it also:
~ mauledge ‘xives power. lay and
prosperity. both to him who has it,
and to the continuulty in. which he
Rives “comma people is the only
security- for arsafe democracy. The
conditions mm are the result of
a. people who have. been denied an
education. The only salvation for
next Tuesday. The vacancies thst
were open at the close of school have
been filled. In conjunction with this
two new rooms will be opened. One
tion of her masses. .
The Motion of America will be
at the Royle and one at the Noroton
School. I
Christ church. is expected to‘return'
to his home in time to take charge or
the services at Christ church on this
coming Sunday.
The \Voman's Auviiiarv of (‘liirst
._ church will holrl a meeting tomorrow
A. Thursday. afternoon at l o‘clm-k (S.
T.) in the basement of the church. All
members are :‘equ-vsterl to attend.
Boys who go in swimming very}
much “an natural" off Covevavenue
have been thv mum; of complaints to
the police. and lulzmlman John Rob-
er‘ts has been tlcputizul to put a stop
to the practice.
The Republican caucuses will be
held on Wednesday evening ‘Septm
Mr 7th in Community hall. when del-
egatrs to the Republican Town Con-
vention on Friday. September 9th will
be chosen.
Local oystcrmcn view the opening
of the season tomorrow with great ili-_
tensitns it will mean that they can
again get back to work after a slack
season since the end of April. A
number of men are down harbOr to-‘
"any on their grounds.
Complaint has been made to the
police that boys have been taking the
fruit from property on Osborne ave-
nue belonging to George Keeler.
()flicer Roberts has warned tiny-
boys that they will be punished it
this is not stopped at once.
At the September meeting of the
East Nor-walk improvement Assoélu-
tion to he held on :fl‘uesday. Septem-
‘iwr 6th. final plans will he made for
the,thrwdny bazaar tobe'held on the
"r” macaw and 20th or the mouth it
Community Hall.
E. C. Monrrison. of ii Fitch street,
reported to the police that yesterday
afternoon while driving down Main
street. First district. he stopped his:
. car and that a Massachusetts auto.
registration numbers 1i3-058 came
yup behind him and bumped him.
badly damaging the Massachusetts
car.
When the members of tho Mayflow—
. er Hook 8; Ladder company meet at
‘the quarters on Monday « \‘ulllng. Svll-
(ember 12th. tlu-rw “ill be (liscussvd
the matter of holding a carnival. Ad‘
matters now rrst ll would seem us If‘
no carnival will ho hold by the com-
pany this year. Thvrv may he a ha.-
zaar during the lntv rznl. llO\Vq-\cr.
l m""Victmla Entertanmcnt for Children Thursday Afternoon, 3 t0 4
. A dinner was cnjm't-(l last night by
' the Rotary (‘luh of liridm‘pnrl :11 Hm
Norwnlk Country C‘lu‘u. A motion pio—
1ure. furnished Ivy \V. A. llrmly. m'
New York, and one of the lutvst rr-
leases, was among llm entr-rtuxnmnnt
features. Mr. firm!) was ropN-H-nluxl
by Mr. Elliott. his privntr- secretary.
.A proposal enthusiastically sveonriv-i.
“'85 made that l'l-lmmlul S. \Volf",
president of the [First—llrirlchnrt
National hank. b4- tlw “ltotnrmn can.
didqte" for mayor of ”rider-port ul ill--
coming election. A toast. wzlrmlv np-
plmulml. was mmle in Lynn W. V‘Vilsmi
delegate to the" inlernnlionul Rolal‘ian
conx untion. and who is now in Europe.
. Milton llnlzmr‘. of f‘rot'kvtt rut-nun.
chnul’lvur.
‘ " Mrs. A. liloorlgcrrl and family 51n-
. 'spending a few “WPKS in Ashury Park.
N. J.
' )II‘S. E. Lani; and family. nl’ Dan—
btlry. are visiting Mrs. Roland over
, the “’(‘Pk-t-lld. .
LII-s. F‘risbie. of \V‘indsor. is the
guest of Mr. unri Mrs. l’stton Hart
of chKinlcy Mince.
_Mrs. Lewis Sowai'ly. of Highlnnl
fivenue. is F'l'l'rllllllg a few days with
" “ friends in ”ridge-port. .
Miss Olive Vt'right. of Craw avenue,
15 now preparing a new not for the
coming vaudeville season. .
Miss. Jennie Scott. of ltowayton ave- .-
nu». is spending two weeks with rela- 3
tlves in‘ Plaintield. New Jersey.
The residence of John A. Johnson.
in Logan street. is being repainted.
William H. Doland is doing the work.
Mrs. Oscar Scott. of licKiniey street.
.. 'has gone to House}: New York. where, , ‘
she will 'spenvi two weeks with rtl'ai
fives. . ' . ’
Mr. and Mrs. W'. _‘ mbler, of Ro«
Waytop avenue. ha ‘rcturned from
an extended visit with relatives in the
Berkshires. .
Mrs Pincus Needles and children
have returned from Seagate. New
York. where they have been spending
the. summer. 7'
They-West Side Tennis :Clup»: is.tal-t,o‘~
ing advami'ge 50! the remaining sum-
mer days by indulging inmhianationaif
sport extensively. " i
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The snappers are evidently biting
'myxood. for one. can plainly many
mm 01 boats at the mouth“ th
. Sept
Announcing to the People That We Have
Our new demonstrating rooms aré 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
pianos, viz., STEINERT, JEW’ETT, VVOODBURY,
our terms moderate.
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You can always secure the latest popular hits on
Book and. Gift Dept.
Our book stock comprises of new and popular
fiction, Juvenile fiction; books for small children,
cook books, dictionaries, etc. Gifts for every oc-
casion may be found fill this departmentbrass
novelties, book-ends, (Sandie sticks, candles, bas-
kets, and’ a line of beautiful Wallace Nutting
framed pictures. . ‘
i
‘ ” $35.0
If You Have Not Received a
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
We have opened'anew music department, and afie’ representativs for the STEINWAY Piano, the
AEOLIAN Player, and the famous DUO-ART Reproducing Piano as well as New England’s leadmg
prise superiority of tone, excellence of taste and unquestionable durability. Our prices are reasonable and
We are exclusive agents in Norwalk for the famous MEL-O-DEE music rolls for piano players.
. We also have added a full line' of musical accessories, such as violin, manddin, and ukelele strings,
picks, etc., and W111 take any orders for musical instruments.
We Will Give Away 3
' ' SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3RD.
Anyone'Who Fills but find Returns Our Questionnaire Will Be Entitled to Partici-
' pate in the Drawing"; ' i
Questionnaire, Call at the Store or Send Us Your ,,
Name and Address. "
Enlarged Our Establishment in All Do-
partments by Taking Over the Entire Building, and Invite the Public to
Inspect Our New Store.
MAIN FLOOR
STATIONERY .
our stétionéry‘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
019 T__ , ‘ ""‘"""
CURTIS, and BERKSHIRE. These pianos com—
.---.-.-....,-
MEL—O-DEE rolls.
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.
p 019 ‘uoouimv “pug uoiielisuomap "ox-lamp! aap-
In gr; ‘ ’ 'flfléhdvito torm- mommy-,5 '
' out to a. stranger,
< builds up the We
oondtioa. '
education: always» m others to‘
Russia» will come through the ethics“,
v.» rv_v_ ..; ‘ The pietugevmnishtm'befllerl
“he Want? our Swanson‘ in ”Every Woman“; 3“:
_ _ba.n_‘,d."-. , 2
“5°? 1:"? 3‘ .311 iihmafins post-.. ’ ayeveainz the March a...
in our “‘3 Prom, vb communitiesl‘snd masqj uerade dance will be fist-m,
-buildl Mug _West,‘ the schooilprizes will be g'lven tor the but “is.
us is the 11" $3M the! point tomes in masque. ‘
. " -e our schools." The increasing warm weathcr has
330:3” ““3 have the best in the caused nanny to Stock to East Pu...“
. States. CiVic pride is whatithe pa‘ few days. In fact, tilt on.
so. It would buildjhusiamc throng say the vmhr i3
fiwarmer now than it has bun M
' “I I er. ’1. £ .- M
LABOR DAY SENTINFL,
lure or; '7 ‘
schools.
up Norwalk.
Away with ”this hypocrisy and ~
tense that we are to save taxes by”:—
fusing toc’gmy our just obligations.
,Away with the humbng that a man is
a. friend at, the ”0510 who would‘ fob; The Sentinel will be issued ..~. 3;
a child of his right to an education. lmommg paper on Monday. 1...»:
* Arouse. people oi! Norwalk, and re-§Day. Advertisements, news in;
Pudiate that Insult. ’ a
, let‘s. should be at the omen 0: pm“.
1 * LEWIS H. has.
cation early Sunday atternmn.
_ \NEW
iiictor Records
FOR
September
OILSale Tomorrow
AT
DONNELLY’S.
18 SO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
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If IrBuy Out of Town,
*' , If You Buy : Out of Town,
If Everyone Else Buys Out. of Town,
WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR TOWN ‘2
THEN WHY NOT BUY BREAD MADE 3:310:1qu
1
Top Notch Baking cal
31 VAN um STREET EAST NORWALK
PHONE 2703
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SPORT COATS
Newest Styles Newest Colors
Representing fashion, beauty and novelty at;
popular prices
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‘. The New
* Victor R‘ecords
For September
Will Be on Sale,
, T omqtfrow
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