.‘n
n
W'be'r 11th.
.‘re planning"to lay cement. wa
”W ‘mR-WALK? ‘
Evening Services will be resumed
at Christ church ,on Sunday Septem-
The usual meeting of Troop No. 6.
B. 8. A. will he held this evening at
Cornmnnity Hall.
Several East Nor-walk scholars, who
tailed to secure promotion last June
are today taking examinations at the
Franklin school.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland. of
Charles street. will liturn on Monday
next to their home after two weeks
spent at the [’lillnvilli Camp grounds.
Rev. Robert ll. ll. Foote will he in
charge of the services at Christ church
on Sunday. he having returned this
week from a vacation spent with Mr.
Foote in \Villiametown. N. Y.
Rev. Frank 1.. Long returned thli
morning to Plainville. where he has
joined his family. Mr. Long and
family will return to their home here
on Lahor Day.
Although the attention or both the
street and waitcr departments have
been called to the. leak iii the water
main on Van Zandt street no atten-
tion has been paid to it. and no zil-
tempt at repairinv; the break lms ho. n
mde.
Workmcn were cngngml yesirrdnv
afternoon in ripping up tllf‘flil‘ftlt‘t‘ of
Van Zandt Slrm-t. ili’ill‘ lid v ser-l.
preparatory to connecting: wow 01‘ tlw
Van Zamit strut ll‘Slili‘llt‘l'S “llh thc
. .
sewer. . l: .2443
St. John
George if, lugliuui. ol‘ :0
street. is n ('iil-lldillt‘ l'or councilman
oi" the 'l‘liiill wnr'l. H" is (I .‘ounc,’
man who was brought up in East Nor-
walk and l‘1 :zow connected with the
Yalo «it ’l‘owm (‘0. He is connected
with tlir Masonic fraternity,
Following the September meeting of
the East Norwalk Improvement Asso-'
clution. to he held on Tuesday nl'tcr-
noon the 6th. at Community Hall. the
chairman of the Bazaar committees
wishes to met-t it" of the chairmen of
the booths. for at meeting for final
plans for the lmzcur to he ht‘l-l the
latter part of this month.
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given again
conjunction
over‘ the week~end. In
with this many novelty
The "Old Swimmin' Hole" days are
nearing an end for the children of
this communitfi‘. Ed. Godfrey. care-
taker for the school. has been axe
tremely busy the past two days plac—
ing- the classrooms in condition for the ‘
coming- school term.
Captain Charles Conklin is the hap- ,
pic-st an in the village and he is
sure he is the luckiest. One day this
week he was visiting Mrs. Conklin and
their son George at Bayshore. 7L. I.
From there he went to Jamaica and
as he was leaving the station in that
place he discovered that he had lost
his wallet contain g 8100. While
that is not the most money in thc‘
world. it is too much to lose. Mr.
Conklin reported his loss to the police.
also put an advertisement in “183.3"-
shore Journal. It surely pays to 1111‘
vertise. that tact has been exempli
was no exception for he received '
letter yesterday from Bayshore golf!
the lady ‘who had found his wallet rm
get it and Mr. Conklin lost no time in:
catching .1 train for Bay-shore wher:
his money was awaiting him.
BELL ISLAND
on Monthly m‘cning thorn will be an
inl‘nllnnl dulrcr- at the club house.
' 'l‘lu- llell Island Exprcm Com-from
sewn he on the job jigain an the gog-
nmnity will he shortly (icflinishtflsm
population. .
Tomorrow r-vcninc the Mardl Gras-
dancc and Masalucrnde ball willEbe
hold. This without doubt will berths:
greatest event held at th ecluh'ihifise
this season. Prizes will be; (165536383
for the best costumes ‘11 Masque.
Francis J, Foster. who
spending the summer‘at his home in
Daubury and Bell Island. left yester—
L7.
:5
a.
:day for Uanvcrs. Muse. where he hus‘hc hit the city at once. "
been engaged to teach in fine history
dvpurtmvni of the l'lzmvcrs
School during the coming: school year
Mr. Foster will make his home in
\Vollnston. Mass.
ROTON POINT
..
The employees of the park rccently
had their pictures liili“il collvctiiely.
Jack. ol‘ the Skve Bull Alley. will
Politics constitutcs the principal
topic of cnnw-rmtioii in East Norwulk.
wiih'the chief itcm ol~
the man to he nominated by the Re-
pubiicnns for councilman. The names
of Ray V‘Verme. “’illizim Illnsci-r
Ilnrry Ainsv'ortli. Georgi) Ingiinm and
James L. lloyt. the present
man. how.- all thn mtntioneri.
counciL
Plans for a three days
flair to he hv-ld on September 13th
16“: and 17th. in Tlohnnnnn's ‘
South Main strut-t. Second district
Were made at the regular sewing: lll'W'l;
ing of the \V’omzm's Auxiliary of Christ
church held yesterday afternoon in
the parlors of the church. The autila
jary will meet nvxt 'l‘hurmlay. W
DARWTOA’
“
Misc Rose McGunnc of Norotou
lpending :1 few days in Hartford.
Misc Mary iloyle. who has been
gsndm'g a 1;;er days in Stockbridgc
35.. ms i“l.lll‘llt‘ll to ho" ho: ‘ .
Noroton ith'llliI‘. - “L on
E. 1.. Grout. is relicving Mr. Palmcl
the. local olllm r tor :1 few dzus. Mr.
Palnicr is unwilling the funeral of 3
relative out of town.
lulrn,
IS
The construction department or the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Iiailroud has complclml the lclulil
work of the Doric-ll Railroad ln'idgi'.
Mrs. E. ii.~Hindlcy. who has been in
town for the past Few days has l'I-—
turned to camp in “Peach Luko”
where she will spend the remainder of
the summer.
Lust eveningr mnrkml ilu- oprlllll:
of the Noroton Volunteer l4‘lro- lb pl.
Fair held on the grounds or Vllt ('Illllr
pany. Among the prim-s to lm ol‘t'crrnl
are $60 in :roltl. n ho); '“ill .11 th-
Cort Thf’iitl‘i'. \'.'hz-r:~ “Sm. )f' 1: Ho-
attraction. $3 and $1” [will plume. .I
safety nunor n.;”i mun} Olllll‘ uscl'ul
articles.
The Purim: iv‘irl- l‘o'f‘lzllllr‘lll Jil‘V‘
helm: (-ompliim-vltml for llll‘ quirk
response :rnwn “ht-n lhwy wrz'r «zill- ll
10 thi- rrxldrnm- or Wilnllvs L3 immué
earl} ’l'hllrwiliy morning. ll llll’ \\'.l~
for supply hm! hilxl (m: it in Inn-.1 .
iuin tlinl tlu- local boy: would i.
saw-d tht burning liOH:~'/'.
ROWI4YTON
, ____‘______ i
Mr. :mvl Mrs. llrnjnmin lilllitl 0'
New York in” in guy: 1.; .l
ovcr Labor Inu. 5
The ll0\‘-.t.\lilll MW HI». .. l~‘ ‘ow
br-lllu leuzll ' wi fill llwlwl “Ill lw'
Vi'l’)’ .illlnv'l‘.’ .‘v -i. 1.1.4,. I
hits, Ail-l ll l‘lnlvil W l
(‘05-, 1 I of ‘i'mdsor.
, ... .\‘ -. . '
, ,. ~. .., -..:.».'1~|.l'rn '. ."‘
and Mr“ l’. T-l. ll:lll ‘b M“.
. Thv l‘rmv . "ill 4' company is repair-
" ‘ ,, .- ..
31-1., llsl Hm m. w ~l<‘i\iiilt>y street Elli“
.i' lllcillllfl' H." '.l\illLr of the state road.
Ryl‘m‘lln‘n- (li’l-l‘ Ill"
week~end. " He Will
make tho- tlip on his new motorcycle-
M-S. llillili'l Roland, of Crocketl
strut. will Llltrrtuln a. number of
gyms from l\‘WV York over Labor
(Ly. ‘
~DcKlyn's Cream. 60c. qt... 30c. pt.’ .
,i se il- tcstcd kidney rcmmi}.
I
M. Desmond, of Rowayton avenue;
has been unusually successful In lisli-
Cones so each.
People's (a‘rrocel‘3l Co.
Guider's corner. . -
mg.
fish.
‘ The condition of Mrs. Samuel \\'il-
liarnson of West Side“ HVt'llIN
about the same. then.
provement.
The finding or :1 day ohl
near the Iloton l’tilill ll‘I-st
much excitem-‘nt m :l:--
Eriday nig'ht and file- pjdm-
“hyrfmaxny of r'IirzuiS mind. . . .-
pauas do not miscm' '
state road from the Dari; 3:1: “1::
start this week. Several mopertv
owners along. the infant: or thearoa-J
m
w...
He recently caught a huge Mar-l.-
'- I‘Pmninq‘
"Will-5 1U lm-.
’illli' box"
1“ caused
"Hinze on
was 'visited
1».
trout. or their'pronperf'y'.
. Tim nrnnteur mock marriggé. which
9“” 'an..efitemuin am.
new 9‘“ ' gm
interest llt'lilfl'.
,\\ill
' :n ‘Sl(*l‘(lil._\‘
M'm’” ""“"”"' l“ D'mminga trip tel THOROUGH “TORK
,with my kidneys. I thought I
‘have to undergo an operation.” .'
entertain his “'lffl and family over lvlesomcu -Al; lifile’f‘cost. you can ”‘3‘?
3"“"0" ““3" , . *nt any drug store. the rendy-to-usg’
. Harvey Jv-miings oi the 'pa rk Will “p” partition, improved 1,). the odd). 3
:spond Labor Jlay m \Vcslt'liestci'.uo“ of other “gnflimua culled}
30"“F‘3" ' t“\\'ymli's Surn- nnd Sulphur Com-o
l “'“tvh ““5 column tomorrow ov‘"-‘pound." You just dumpi-n it among!”
:nim.’ {31‘ “1“ announcement of ”Mr or wit lvruch with it and drew ihislr
lMllr‘“ ”"3“ h““‘“" 1" through your lmlr. inking one Blnnll!
llenry l‘t rring. tln- park carpenter.
.reci-nlly sold his llnick touring car to
rummncc Cdm- Mill-q. 0f the Light lluusc (.‘ruis‘lmlu-r illilllit‘iillull or two your hair
:ing association.
liuy Cu:'li:-=. the boy \xilh lhc per;
;pctuu.l l-‘lllill'. has hem. soon withfa
;l;l:ick The boys want to kill”?
lmg. gruw . ii: .i mun of old um: and as we» —. W
“hm is i” m" “”9 'nll desirc :i W youthful and nttmctive‘ Tel. Norwalk 1'36
I The lire works at the park Were Iarn'wnmince. gvt lmsy :it once with
well witnesfiml last evening by a law: ZTVVyr-th's gas“ and Sulphur Com-
and enthusiastic crowd. "l‘llf'y will bh'fiouud and look Yul”; ““1me
showmngain on Labor Day Night. "‘2? ' ' _,, ' ' ‘ ‘ .
, A short time ago it was announced * {,3 1: ‘ng'i‘é,
[that llm‘vey Jennings and Slim Dull. A _‘ L 4
.1110 motorcycle kings, were going to . i "“ _.
Florida. “’9“. they are, but it “ill be -—-r ’ 1
on tinir motorcycle. l conneCtlcut W W " l:
3 Tomorrow cw ning the lfl‘Jnd (‘oast ' w
Artillery o‘i‘ Noxwalk will hold it o ‘ . ;
dance at the pavilion. (inul's orrll-‘s-l lee P0u1try . m n] W n n m
tin “ill furnish the Snicopnllon lor‘ l 0 e c1 l
the afi‘air. 2‘, l l;
l (ins, llw Banjo plnyvr in (inul'u (li_\- M k f * L ;
‘chestrn'. lost his hat th: othvr no— at et ' ' Li.
.ning. A passer by not 5:1:ng i‘m~ hut ; a ur ay L
iU'Clllt'llU)‘ put hie loot through it ”i ' .l_
i Mrs. Kishi mid lu-r (‘lllllil‘lll hnvo 22 ‘voodward ‘ivenue\ J _ ’ géi
rrlllrile-tl to their lmzn- in f‘C-ru' York ; l R
City. No doubt many of you will re- 1:
call the childmn. whllc ail lhr park. south Norwalk sept. 3 d
l .
lor tin—y :iiwzus zittl'ui-li-il :llli'llllOll
lfor thoir intelligence.
1
g 'i‘OlJlorl‘o“ lilo l‘nll)slilt‘ ‘tizu'lll (“hill
of Luann. l.. I. Will :n'riw- iii-ri- on
[lll'lr plixuh _\:i(‘lils. \V‘hilt- :it Hu-
ymrk lln \ nil! hold humorous :itl.l(ilc
gnmm. lulli’l‘ lll lhr (in) thov will:
Ill'u- in ”to l'rslliurzllll of ill" llololi‘
Point Hotel.
SIM-ml mun-r24 will hc {fiu‘h :it tho
)liil’k (in Salilmhn' (‘\‘v'llllill. Hi-ptrrnhrr
1H. illltl \\’t'illll'.‘4tl.l\' i‘\t‘llllli:. He'plcm
lnl' H. and llll- llll'll (lulu-w \zlll ln.‘
hold on Suturdn). Simtcmlu-r 17. .\r-
lam." lll‘ ‘IIS ll.\\r llnl Illllln llt'rll (‘wlll'
plctcd its to the music but :21: \‘lglll
plv-(‘e' Orrin-sir” is promisrd.
McCormiu'k illltl liurry \\l”
for your umn‘ol‘nl on l.--\t
«Vi-Hing: lmp's Syncopulori. This will
lunrl; their llllill :ippI-urum'i‘ ut the
I'ull'l( llllS :svflhuil. in conjunction
\iilli this l'vnnlr» the muungi-mont
displny tlw linnl lircworks of the
Mason. "P‘
.lim ill-own. who has been working
on lhe llollwl-liaccr. during tliorpnxt
:Insmi. and his wife who has been
cnshier in the rrstnurant let’i hen-
for their home‘ in Plain-
Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown
acquaintances while at
priest-Ht
'l‘h ursduy
tilt-id. N. J.
madl- llluny
the park.
Western Union cable employees
will he one of the excursions here.
They will make the voyage on board
How a South Nun-walk (‘itizen Pound
Freedom from Kidney Troubles.
It you suffer from backache——
From urinary disordcrs—
Any. curzlhlr: dist-use of tho kidneys.
Dean‘s Kidncy Pills hau- been test-
ed by thousands.
South Nm'wnlk
Ask your neighbor!
(‘un you ask more convincing prob!
of merit? f . "”7- M
Mrs. S. V'anScoy. 13‘ Clay mil/Si;
Norwulk. sn-ys:"‘\Vhen [mytrififlfli’a
Dt'Olllc testify.
my poor back did ache. W363; _
walked across the :floor. [wars iii-fl “5
apt to be taken with sharp, severe
twinges as not. After I did my wash-
ing, I felt stilt and sore. through the
small of my back. I vacuuming
without benefit and grew tired grit.
I then began using Dom J lacy
"Piiix’which'entjrely. » ' ' '
.3:
and original dances will be giver»- .-_..
(them there was crowded to the rand}
lied glillou.
. .. , ('9‘ c _ _
many times and Mr. Conklin W'CWWand ,Ml‘l. Giles Atwood. received high
f’KennedY ‘
351““ m“ h" “mm to I‘m”: I‘W‘nd my] "the picnic.———Stam£ord Advocate.
‘ored. of 69 \Vmcr street. Second d13-
ttestml his innocence. and because 0!
has heen'ihe fact that it
“3ng
Auto Tops... m and. Renovated
warmly vgnh Blue Ribbon Body on.
fl We*nr§ke a. specialty 6: fit-
the- stéamer Senate. Mm
about 600. The mmmm
also arrive here.,..with 7860‘ employees
or The Standard on Co. of New york;
Before the season comes ton: final
close there will be many more excur- .
slons at the park. The Grand Rafi
public has two more picnics booked
for the near future.
Over 100 children of St. Luke's and.
their parents enjoyed a pleasant time
at Baton Point. yesterday. at their ‘
picnic. The special car that took
with happy children. smiling adults
and quantities of food. Scan after
their arrival, the beach was crowded
with bothers At 12:30. all sat down
to luncheon served by the picnic com-
mittee. Quantities of sandwiches and
other refreshments were consumed,
and after luncheon. various game.
were indulged in. The picnic come
mittcc. . consisting of Mrs. Matthew
Mrs. Allen Lawson. Mrs. Wat-
.Mrs. George Wagstam
l
Warner.
praise for their work. The Rev. C. E.
wishes to thank all who
contributed food or money toward
PEDDLER ORDERED TO LEAVE
T0“’N. '
In” an Abundance of New Styles—and
Also Announcing a
FINAL NCE OF DRESSES!
. We are conducting a permanent style exhibition, where you can purchase JUST the
Suit, Coat, Qress or Skirt you may desire, in all the popular fabrics, at EXACTLY the
price you can afford.
Babod Bargolo. an Assyrian 'ped—
dler. who came to Nor-walk from
Daubury. and who was arrested on a
complaint made. by Bessie White. coi-
trict. was ordered to leave town by
Judge George H. Vashurgh. following
a. hearing in the downtown court yes-
terday afternoon.
Miss White said that Bargolo h-d
come to her home on Tuesday and
again yesterday, when she had him
arrested.
Bargolo through an interpreter pro—
wns simply , Mir:
\‘.‘liite's word against the pcddlers. :i
' noilc was entered in his case providing
At any rate, you can not affiord to miss this remarkable display of Fall BIOdQIS—Uicy‘
are surely a treat. _ _, ‘
If your purchase here can be duplicated elsewhere at a lower price. we will 1mm:-
diately refund you the difference. '
M1 W
EASY TO DARK E3?
“in: GRAY HAIR
You (‘nn Bring Back Color and
Lustre “’ilh Sago Tea and
: Sulphur L
\Vlivn. you darken your hair with
Sage Ten. and Sulphur. no onewczn:
u~ll.. bccziu‘se it's done to naturally. e0"
cvcnl’)’. Preparing it‘hi‘s mlmuro;‘\
thOugh.':Lt ironic lsf‘nmssy and min
lstrund ill ulimv. lay morning ulll
.grziy hnir div-upwind :md after {in-5
:hccomcn ht-nulil‘uily darkened, $1053):i _ ~
"'“2‘ . ~ .. . o ,. 120 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
lr:l_\‘. l‘mu iznr, 1011.631 n ( s- . .1
1‘" ,"J‘l‘inéfxwr’*3.
All Our Fruit . .
' Ice Cream
.Sundaes
.1 0c
" 12...... W Ta Commencing
saturday,‘
’ , fl . Sept. 3rd
, Our French Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry
' and Peach
SPECIAL SALE FOR l“
SATURDAY ;
Young Roosters .. 27c lb.
Fowls .. ...... .. 36c lb.
Fancy Broilers . .. 38c lb.
CLEANED AND DRESSED
. l.
m m. n.~....~.,. “w...“
.11" . A . —
Free Delivery
SPECIALS
at
GilllllN’S
."
. ' u of Limousines _. ‘ ' ‘ _
Also: .UW Painting . .
,5. ma .
.Mn» Street. Opposite Wileon
83*? HaGi-Sho . .
‘4!" ‘J-“Phoge ~..
A . ‘Bridgeport.
g. m“ mam. . -
aw
ting eye-glasses. combining
neatness and comfort. The
. quality of enemy): lies in the“
paint“? 1.0!; our. , won-innum-
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