EAST NORWALK
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”no: school eta-es were resum-
fl yesterday at Christ church.
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'l’here will be no meeting this eve-
flu or the Young Ken's Community
chip. because 0! the holiday.
Ir. and Mrs. Richard Bland re-
named today after a. two weeks stay
at Plainville Camp Grounds.
Ir. and Mrs. Cliftortl W. Raymond.
d East avenue, on Saturday observed
the sound anniversary of their wed-
“-
J. Wesley Slauson resumes his du-
fis tomorrow at the First district
In" of Rogers and Stevens alter a
moors vacation.
lis- Olive Hipson has been enjoy-
“ a vacation from her duties as
mogrspher at the oflices of the Red
Cr!!- in the Second district.
Kr. and Mrs. VVaitt-r Capuozzo. of
Hoboken. N. J. returned this evening
to their home after a visit with rela-
tives on Van Zandt streit.
a
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Brnisted. ot
Floomfield. Staten island. are: visiting
lot the Week with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Enlisted. of East “’ashington street.
Hemhers the
of l‘. U. \V. Cil‘Plé‘.
133nm",- Grange, rm‘t-ntly lit'lfl an p,i|~ni'|p:|i(il in atheletic games Later "secretary or the State Firemen's 95--
outing and picnic at Cair l'asiure a dinner was served in the restauraiit,G°ld“" “'35 "“"y 30”“? in organizing sociation. Ex-Lieut. Governor E. 0.
Mb. which Was lIllK"l)' aitI-ndwl. where 73 xiii-miners dined. Shortly ill-:tho run" In fact he is one of the Keeier. Wallace Dann and A. N.f
__ “Ir HM} dqmntd on their plivaJhlguarantors of the mortgage placed on Simpson.
Friends who hate lit-en \isitinz yachts. lthc club property. “l“mm “.89“ Captain Charles H. illissard anti
"Ith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGuire — “ ”Vb" holds :1 very important position Captain Joseph Layden headed the
at Winfield ain't linw- {inn-m .1 io Yi-str-rilav ll)" Steamer Sriiizatnf‘" ”“'_ on”? Of the Amosiieag Manu- committees in charge or the bake.
their homes in New York city. made another appearance here hutzi'acturing Lonipany. New York city.
Mrs. Gould liedeniwri: and dough-
ifl Madeline. of T\ ilSl-Hl‘ll‘ avenue
have nturiiul lo thrir hum»- lit-re al-
tor a visit with l"'lilll\l‘3 in Weston.
Mim Ahm- L'air. or Fourth street,
‘Jtarted a mo weeks' vacation from
"no: dullrs :it the oll‘ice of Town Clerk
iderbmi R. Smith on Saturday after-
Joan oi last week.
Friends or Robert lllydenburgh. of
Rowan street. are pleased to learn
that lll' is improxing at the Stamford
hospital where he.- was operated upon
a week ago today.
The tennis finals for the club cham-
pionship are to ln- play ii 1min) lit the
Norwaik Country i'lulz. 'l‘herr- “'lll also
be dancing this afternoon and till:
evening. Speido i's orchestra l'iiiiiisliiiig'
the music. I
Mr. and Mm lialph L. ('arr. {Ind ”_ “'y‘l‘l'.‘ Kim: M S’”"’"“““” “’1‘” The Philadelphia commissioners
children. Miss linrmhy and Magpr “"H “l’l”""r I‘M" T”"-"’l"“‘" “V"“l'W- he‘d that clergnnen are flikely to
Rfllph. Jr.. «J i'!‘.ill‘.~‘tol:, Mute. “m ""“VV l”"_“"" ”5”“ "“"l" ‘1 “'On’h’rf'll meet With ill‘l‘llll’llts in their pastoral
Visiting with plain-\- lil East .\'or. “will“: In thi- pnFl. Visiting. particularly those having
‘wnlk {or S“\’I‘l‘.il uni-ks, 'l‘hey arrixwl
in Norwalk 0i. Sn'lii'duy.
A number of people. took minin—
tage of the Warm day to enjoy the
swimming; at Calf i'nstiire beach yes-
terday. On Saturday afternoon the
sudden storm also caught a. number
of people unawares.
No definite date has been set as yet
for the rewizziinilon of rehearsals of
“the East Norualk Community (‘llOl‘
Ill. This {all and winter work will
be dom- in [irl'fidl aim) for a concert.
It is horn-d that all who are interest-
ed in singing “ill attend the weekly
meetings whit Ii “Ill he held as usual
In Coniinunitv hill.
The Sepieliiiwr mi Mini: of the East
Norwalk improvement Association
will he iii-Id inrnoiiou :ii‘irrnoon at
Community Hall. .\li booth chair-
men for the lumiiiur to ho- ll‘l'l the?
Intter part oi this month are request-
ed to hunt “llll the chairman of tho,-
Bazaar i-oninmim- iinrni-diately aft-qr
the Association meeting.
The September meeting of the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder (-nmpn ny
Wlll he h‘ld on Monday evening. Sup-
lemher 12th. at the quarters Ull Van
Zandt street. At this lime i-iuiisnlrr.
ation will he gin-n the pl‘nJi'Ll or
holding u. Citllll\ill or li.liILlili'. hut it is
believed that the mall. r “ill he voted
down.
Lluch Criticism is being dirictui
towards the. Six: et lit-paillili'lil {or its
failurt to oil the sire. is which llfu'u
recently been SL‘l‘hllI‘d and put into
condition. The roads are: lil‘lllf: toiii
up My Hallie and ti;-- surface “‘1”
again bone. to he run u.~r lr_\ the road
l‘Ollil‘ l), low oil L.Ill iv: '~[Ipll"tl.
Everything
for
is set-liiiiizly in readiness
lhi. Lamiiw- In in V; U]! “ml-
peak.» i\i'illli;.',' or lllln .. it at Coni-
muliify l-;.il. .\l llll‘v .ime- l‘m l‘i' \‘.;ll
b9 lilu.‘ (\ltgillVS ('ll'ki ml [0 l..‘ ll"-
pulillz'iiu City ('HlHi‘lllluil 2.. lug hild
on “Icky turning .n ii... \h-vk.
There wil. also be on:- (zii,lid.i‘.~ lor
Chum '.'lhli. one (illiillLlllle it"‘ His.
trlct C'_illllll>4.\l0lii‘r lul‘ . :e-m a: six
years and one L‘ziiidiilaz- {or ii-iirurer
for she district [or u Loin] ol .wo
years. Five nienilwi‘s oi‘ the City
committee will also llL‘ chosen.
bARIENdrNO—ROTON
Dr. (uiil Mrs. Kinkliridge who have
been open-lint: the summer in 'l'okzx-
neke. ban: leiuined to New York city.
Louis Sela-tie. the local plumbr“.
has just installed a new Gould l‘ump-_
ins outllt for Mr. latterhousen. of;
'. Butts Service Station, Post Road.
Miss Sara A. Jones of
a. pleasant visit with Mrs. G. L. Cro-
foot of Near Water Lane.
Miss Lois Ilillette. of Brookside ave-
nue. who is a teacher in the Arts and
Science Department of the Scranton
. School. leaves here today for New
1 ,; Haven.
. The Noroton Heights moving pic-
ture house re-opened Saturday ever.-
in: The management will otter up-
;Mte feature pictures and current
the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Dole
Holmes. at Prospect avenue. to Walter
C. Smith. of Tucson. Arizona.
The annual A. K. C. dog show of;
the Fairfleld County Kennel Club'will'
be held today at the grounds of tho
Wee Burn Golf Club. This year more
interest than ever has been taken in
this event due to the fact that the pro-
ceeds will go to the Stamford Hospital.
Many cash prizes are to be awarded
and in addition to this there will be
three cups. These will be given by
Edward H. Delefleld‘. president of
lc‘airfleld County Kennel Club. “'illiam
Ziegler Jr., vice president and Archie
D. Tappen. secretary.
BELL ISLAND
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The dance to be held at
Hous‘e this evening will wind up the
season’s ~activities.
health) of the club for this dbason was
105 and it is hoped that at the open-
ing next season it wil
Saturday
and Masquerade Ball
House. marked the closing ‘ot all for-
fetvs for the year.
mal
attendance prevailed
enjoyable.
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evening the
Kcarney's
Wilma. Conley and
deW
PHOENIX ENGINE
the Club-
The total mem-
(Continued mm m Pm)
”’9 1““ doubled. was tied and stood 4 to 4.
Mardi Grits
'team scored with ease. ten men cross
held at the Club
in; the home pan.
An unusual
and had a most
Orchestra of
The
Fire Chief Willismr J. Powell.
'claring that he forgot to wear
1.. 1..
«luv in l 71'! noon
attention of
-r.
tliis time bringing The \Y
l'IniployN-s
"Silver \Vhea-l." sr-enii-Ii to attract the,
exeursinnists. ‘
irom New
the
{or their Winter homes.
think of it and how drtar)‘ it is. Theie
will be many warm (laps lli'lVVt't‘l‘l now
and the l\th
and tin-
represented
5:50 of its employees.
hoard of the
management
ROTON POINT
The Standard Oil Company or New
York Was well
park yesterday by
They made the trip on
steamer Pontiac.
ed for their city homes having had :1
most delightful outing.
at
The Raisidv Yacht Club. Of Emysido‘,
made its .ippoarunm' hero Sutur-
\\'hili- at the park thev
visit-rm l'nioni
York.
5:34: the first signal was git-m for «re- for Oxfords with heels. not of the
nurture and at 6 p. m. a nit-ry crowd . , .. . French type. but broad and flat. The
left (-_xpr(-ssiiig an enjoyable day. Cl" 1“ “LS LIABLL' dressier PUMPS. although showing
' ‘ ‘ . ‘ three strap eflects and cut out designq
Today for some people will he the Thoolzg'phéiinf 11:43:; 3110": (cm are of a similar design. Paten
last opportunity to Us“ the park rh- 'mpe ' leather is considered very smart at
m'inv will prrhare this Week to leave Should on) one raise the point by t ‘
' ' ' ‘ ‘ asking for damages. :churches em- presen ‘
\Vinter
1 t I t l‘ , compensation law. (‘ompensaiion s
«is g; x _ - . . A
‘0". . 0 ,. ’3" PH“? “ on n "‘ Commissioner George 13. Chandler
K’f'SHl'm’ “1 "' "H‘ I'd-‘1'}- ”‘9 ”" said recently. The question is
"”120" pmnn-V ”unsung and ”High“ brought forward by the action of the
(”l “”1”” “l h“ lli‘l'l lH'f‘JI‘l‘ 'he Krill” compensation commissioners in Phil-
linnl. This (\‘i'llil’lg: a special set of adelphlil who have notified u...
tin-works viii! lw displaievl PW“ TIN-"L churches of that City that thev are
«r ll‘rin :.li\' of the past. but this wall required to obtain insurance on Cler-
mt he the ruin! works. Another at-
lizu-tion in ion- t‘m- close or the reason
R0 WA YTO
Clifford
Jennings
l'riends
v: i ll
in
resume his
(lllllt‘S next, Tuesday in the composing
room of the Norwiilk Hour.
Friends and relatives are receiving
postals from Lewis lloppH. who is now
in Vi est Virginia on business.
f‘Ceorzo Dance of West Side avenue
is slowly improving from an operation
performed at the Norwalk hospiiai.
tl‘e
'l‘h‘ ills rumored several other resignations
just
Stamford furnished the music.
prizes awarded are as follows: The
most beautiful costume for men was
awarded to Edward Moran. The most
oricinal costume for men was award-
ed to Mr. Hughes. The most beau-
til'ul costumes for ladies was awarded
glasses while calling balls and strikes
ithe defeated company.
agement of the club last weeb are to the on”. .
. , yment of the 0mm .
l». ginning to come in. Ex—Mayor R., g
H. Golden has tendered his resigna-
tion as '1 member of the club Mr .George Bognrdiis. D' William Harlan].
ilius also i. nderi-d his resignation. It
LOW FLAT HEELS.
.will follow. It is further reported
many or the present members will not
I
irenew their membership next season.
The comfort of the low level heel in
walking has created a decided vogue
l
Among the guests were Fire Chief;
i
l
efil 'v
. m .osm» "r, .flIu-CE and
m" .1 ' ,-._ whfllgw flagged near tfi%%m Wall
' - =‘ 171]] this wee or thelr'court W M , ,
“e R"- H‘ 3" ”um“ °' 8" m}; Yonker: N. Y. They express 9mm of Ger-Hg tor 37.000. The "2}
Luke’s Episcopal church. _ united in that a. delightful summer has m;is brought!!! e super” court
holy matrimOny is: suturday amr— spent in the most beautiful villageifidrg: the defend-
noon. Miss Theodora Blake Holmes. along the Connetcicut shores. ants ”tom-one because locuted in
a.“ m b
.... m “we eras;
AND PIONEER BAKE
But thel
Pioneer battery blew and the opposing
Some or the Pion-
eer personal inclined to blame Deputy
who
acted as umpire. for their defeat. de-
his
lPowell. however. declares that in the
ifuture when he acts as umpire he is
'going to wear a gas mask so that he
won't have to listen to the alibis of
. . The battery for the Phoenix was
to Mrs Fred Smith and most original :Callahan and Lsyden and for the! MY m m
‘0 Mm Bernsmm- 3pioneer Cray and Railint and O'Brien.f m can
at 4:4:- lhei' depart ——“" i Svec's orchestra played during:
The "35‘8"““0” 0‘ members °‘ ”‘9 :the bake. rendering all or the old-timof
Be.” 15‘5““, Club “’h° disappmve °f 3 {songs which seem to go with such an'
prizc fight given by ”W present man- muting. ‘The music added considerably:
mm
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men for jobs in general industry, re-
lports to the Department of labor to-
lm showed. Only in clerical positions
5m they holding their own.
Nearly 500.000 women and girls are
enrolled in the nation's army of job-
less. reports show.
The nation's women. drawn
during and after the. war. now are ra-
pidly demobilizing. They are going
back to the home. the desk or the
school room .and into other positions
where they will not compete with male
broad winners. according to the best
information obtainable by the govern-
ment.
In clerical position and lighter
forms of work suited to their strength.
wolnen are continuing to ohmic and
occupy position are before.
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wasmNG'ron. Sept. 4.—-Women
are losing ground in the right with ‘
into ,
men's jobs by hundreds of thousands
ALL THE NEWEST M ODELS
8.0.6. CANDY CU.
Venomous comm
58 Osborn Amos
But Ros-walk. Conn.
moms
Exceptional Opportunity
To purchase
new and sec.
and hand radi-
stars at T888-
;onable prices.
New Ford ra-
diators of first.
'class type 818.
Repairs of all kinds by‘e‘xfiért
Mechanic
PARK CITY RADIATOR
COMPANY
98 North Main Street
80. NORWALK, CONN.
ploying five or more persons. whether «I
on part or full time. would be subject
to the provisions of the workmen‘s
gymen. organism. sextons and all per-
lsons employed.
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automobiles. The instance is cited of
the rem-iii tlt'illl". of the Rev. ii. (i. G.
\‘inu-nl. Episcopal room? at Branch—
l0“il. n l’ltiluililphia suburb, who
was struck by an automobile as he
was leaving his home. to visit it wom-
an in a hospital.
Mr. Chandler said it woud make no
(liffL-ro nee iiiiiier the compensation
law whether one was employed for
full or part tune. This would include.
the Hours in the choir should:
any iii‘eideiit lwiail them "arising out‘
or and lzikl'ir; place in the course of
their tillf-lu} lllt ill."
and delivered. A
set. in.
l-aiil
To Housewifes, Hotel Proprietors and All
Others Concerned in South Norwalk
and Surrounding Districts
0n and after September last until further notice
The Connecticut Carpet and Rug Cleaning
Company ’
Have Reduced the Price on Both Dry and Wet Cleaning of all
Bugs and Carpets from 25 to 40 Per Cent
Phone 969 for further information.
can do it at your home. Satisfaction guaranteed.
word to the wise is sufficient.
got your rugs and carpets thorouahly cleaned before cold weather
PHONE 969 WILL BE ANSWERED FROM 7 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
CONNECTICUT CARPET CLEANING CO.
Work done cheaper than you
All orders called for
Now is the time to
To make a really satisfactory selection of your new
Fall Hat, you want not only a variety to choose from, but a
range of modes and styles that is assuredly as complete as
it is correct. That is what we ofier you during these on a.
ing days of a season in which hats are as varied in styling
as they are becoming in beauty of design.
Caitlin; .
“an: *3;
_
J acoby’s
12-14 North Main Street
we! “after Every Meal” ~
Everywhere
*‘ All over the fworld people
'7' use this good» ’
for its .
“ benefits. as
- \well as its
‘ Pleasure. .~
,.r
l
glteeps teeth
clean. breath
sweet. throat
soothed. -
Aids
appetite
The many this com-
munity offer their deep sympaihy to
Samuel B. Williamson and Mrs. Jud-
son H. W'illlamson in the loss 01' a de-
GERMAN SUIT IN !
BRIDGEPORT COURT
To recover the amount of 'udgmentv
and «
Scranton, r
.Penn” has returned to her home after i
voted wife and sister.
What you get for a dollar determines its value.
economical buying is information. The man or woman who is best in-
given in) court of the Repub ic at Her.
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0 Today?
formed is the one who buys to best advantage.
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Every day this newspaper contains information that you should
have in order to increase your buying power. The advertisements are
' intimate little lessons in economy. They are notices of how—where—
when and for what your dollar, will go farthest.
This adV’el‘tiSing awaits your pleasure. It does not force itself upOn
. y0u. At your convenience you can study it to learn where to go for the
product or service you require—to discover where and how you can buy
most easily and to best advantage.
.i'.
It’s a fascinating and worth-while practice to See just how you can
make your dollar do its best for you.
The Advertisements Will Tell You.
How Far Will Your Dollars
And the secret of
dieesflon.
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DOUBLEMiNT .
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scaled Tight - Kept), Right.
D LESS THAN JONES!
JONES paid $49 for 14 Gallons of
“ready for use” Mixed PAINT
SMITH made 14 Gallons of the Best
Pure Paint, for $35, by buying
SGals.L&MSetIi-Psste Psintand
8Gals. Linseed Oil to mix into it.
SMITH SAVED $14
I. 8: M SEMI-PASTE PAINT Saves my
In “WWW
FOR SALE BY
A. D. MORGAN, South Not-walk. mama. a STAPLES ;
now. 00., Norwalk, 1?. BRADLEY. Westport J.
CORNERS? BROS. 00., Georgetown , é‘i
SMITH PAI
PAINT FACTS
shanty adding Linseed
H We Paint
MRS. SCHACHAT’S
REAL now: we
MAYONNAISE
ASK YOUR GROGER ABOUT IT ,
J’- S.——II,:you mat a real good home-made relish
, » LIBS. SCHACHAT’S
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