wasp”, saw. 6. 192:.
6:: if __ Wimmmmw 11.1.1.1.__1_11__1~_~w“ .1 .. ._ ., .
.va . J HAM VIEW :. "ions: of Amity". . . ... . . our. ,
. . 2 , ' _ . ." oscry" ...........:.N‘cvln
Wants, To Let. For Sale. Business and Edmond carat, Wm Ada. .. BEA‘GH SEASON " . c. "Tslother Machree" ..... .. Ball ‘
_ 7 . , NWLAN END d. "Goodbye" . . ..... . . . ..... Tom
, . . . t .‘r. .. . . William H. Gleim.
~ .. Charles Smith was accompanist.
_ _, 1, Continued from First Page. The carnival and games were held
., ’ , - undgr the auspiceswlf the following
ant second. icommlttees:
Girh’r‘ diving. 3 to :12 years The Club House Committee—C. D.
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 500 per issue, 3 times $1.00. Com Doublofricfi.
b
1 w
14,,
Stem-er, 3n. chairman: Wilfred S.
'Cousins.‘ treasurer: William Askey..
lDonald McLare-n. John Potter.
fggila. Duly first. Eleanor Klein sec-
Children's diving. under eight years,
’ _. boys and ‘rls. you b - Adele km . Harbor View Beach- Association—-
Georze Dfl‘y second. ’ J” n' ,Georg‘e Hyde, president; George
WANTED l FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTEE 100 yard swim for men, won by Stratum. vice-president: John Patton
, " - Fred Webbez. Richard Kimhaw sec- efnancial negation” .iFMQ-T: “mam?“
——0 l ‘ ' ‘ au .
WANT LD ROOFs , 1. - DRESSMA’KING . 0nd. .» . , reasurer. am ugn n.
'53.... m “i We ii" sl‘fiul.‘ 5..“ ..:...° -m..w.. mama comm. Pm
"“h’H’H’] in ‘ce. Got estimate or - ’ , .y, , .' . _, ‘ . . . . ‘ -
I" r.tgl'n28ngz“your Ecol Iggwt b lcallingi FOR SALE—~—Applcs. Apmps. for any N0 Childrens Clothes. eeéjtlgfqfiardg'fiifio'idgfls twelve to gent-figcorge Johnston. Dr- I‘- 5' MC,
H» n We? estmae asuset . '1 . ‘ .. .‘ T‘ _‘ ' ,
l y Y F. H. Keyser, Car- purpose, in any quantity 80 F011 St. CENTRAL BARBER SHOP sixtee mom's. hrmma Dal) first.
xunl prices right.
pt-ntcr and Builder.
WANTED—Salesman. To sell wrench.
on to automobile owners. direct, in
Norwalk andvvicinity. Liberal com-
mission. largo, line. Vl’rito Box 686. So.
Norwalk.
WANTED» Expvricnced young_woman
wants position with (mo Child. ago
3. as gr-noral houseworhnr. V
Fitch Him-0L, East Norwalk.
WANTICll- Drossmakinlz by oxperi.
wncr-(l drcssmnkor. Work catiy and
jlrmnptly done Mrs. Reynolds. Modiste,
L'l ('otmgo street. East, Norwalk.
1.,
VVANTEll—A first class laudrcss to do
work to. Apply Mrs. Russel, 20
Franklin Ave. Norwalk.
WANTF11—Antiqilofl. high prices
' paid for old-limo tinnitus-e, mo-
hogony, cherry. maple. pine, otc.. also
dd china, glans. anything of merit
that is over 100 years old. D. A.
Bernstein, 205 Westport Ave.. Phone
on.
\‘VANTEDwYoung man with at least
East Norwalk.
Poison—1;. Rowayton; noose! of
6 rooms near water and trolley.
First class condition; Large lot. Tel.
evenings. 2571-12.
FOR SALE—«New barrels and kegs.
oak. guaranteed not to leak. 5, 10,
15. 25. and 50 gal. 50 to 100 per cent.
cheaper than anyone else in town.
Also used barrels and whiskey bar-
rels. Reynolds Poultry Farm. High.
land Ava. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—A real residence
rooms. All improvements.
barn. 3 lots, fruit.
Mitchell, Tel. 1861.
of 8
large
bargain. George
“ FOR SALE 1"" I
House. 6 rooms, with all Improve—
ments except electric lights. . 03,700
House, 6 rooms with some improve-—
ments $2700
Both plooeo'centnllylocated ’For
particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes
1 MAIN gram NORWALK
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
may make.
Ignition and l
le‘eo' (One Flight Up)
I
11 No. Main Stq
111 , A - ”.1,
will overhaul and repair your car.
in your own muse.
h a tent; spec-
ugugargteed. Phone
ialty. All we:-
608-4.
and Children's Hair Cutting
So~ Not-walk, 0t.
Dorthy Bogart second. . " ‘
Boys' Swim (8 to 12 years)-—Won m Funerals
by \Varrcn Potter and Gnu-gory Bor-
Deaths
ah. Herman B. Beers.
Girls’ Swim (8 to 12 yea ‘~——\Von by The funeral of Herman B. Beers was
Luella Daly and Eleanorv .lcin. held at 2:30 o'clock today from Us
"‘hll‘ir‘m's S‘Vim (under 8 Years)“ funeral parlors of Undertaker P. ll.
“‘m (‘1‘? Gem“ Dal”: Jlmior Napier. lsmnnsrd. Rev. George B. Tompkins
SPOON . " .
J :ndcrwa‘tdcr fgjngjvgon by George ‘gigiggtignfagrsufialrgagn tseea Riv-
0 nson: . l1 (- s a .second. ~' coo "a”
‘for many years a. resident of Norwalk,
“‘atermvlon Contest~—~\Von by Shir—
ley‘lohnsnn; Dot Stourcr. second. .but had been living in Brooklyn. N.
The land sports were held later in Y.. for the past two cars. He was
PI! 2047w' J' LYON? Pi the ““9““‘0‘1- ‘h‘ “mu-sons in these 86 years old. He was§formerlv asso-
°'" “30 .0. being as follows: 1 ' ' _
MASONRY—CARPENTRY 504.8". hash (MW up to 9 w )‘clatcd with the Norwalk Methodist
BRIG 8T0 TERRA T‘I‘L. ‘_. - N - " ' ;.ars_,church and was a member of Our
mama. o snwnns "“m‘" “we" “r“ and MW“ .
CONCRETE Strntton. second. ‘ till-others Lodge of Odd Fellows and
Wnt an 50—yard hash (for girls up to 9 Kabossa Encampment.
Walk, ROWE” “711fo “a ‘ “1 )‘oars)~—~l‘ eanette Smith. first; Bettie . o.
’ It. 35-3011" \\'ood.-sccond. Mrs, Mary Peipe.
- :35- :: . ‘51:? 11:.0113‘fih “lg” ”03's 9 to, 1‘3 Mrs. Mary Peipe. wife or James
I. CLARK .«a . . rmu letter: ken— ‘Peipe, died at her home 47 Flax Hill
c.“°..l"'t.:...."~ .. ..
, a.
use” and Tar Won:
Work Do
Emu THE notonv To
THE H0
80. Not-walk, Ct.
Rollins. Con-
no In Flt-ct Clo-[swings
net h Napier. second.
' road.
fill—Yard Dash (for girls 9 to 12 yesterday morning, aged 70
~\‘oai-s)——I,uella Daly. fir“; Eleanore years. Besides her 111131131“! she i3
Klein. second. * survived by four children: Mrs. Ben-
Jon—Yard Dash ‘(for boys 12 to 16 5amin Puzzuto. of Poughkeepsie, N.
yl-ars)~—\\ on by 1‘ red Schclow; \Vii— Y.: Dcmnuo Ponaro. of New York
linm Doyle. svcond. ,_
lOO-Yard Dash (for mem—W'on by‘city. George Ponaro. of this city. and
any teachcrwho so desired
Where have a. right to the money.
for @rvlces rendered. -
treatment of our
Mayor ila shame to the community.
treated its employees as the people or
this town have treated them. the city
would be mm with ‘lnd'ntion.
Mo. to work unul’flaey have naiv-
‘ their just pay.
fi‘
..-.W1.. .1. W -7”...v._lf.-‘ .m .. 1 .. mam...
WL
‘ "‘RA‘CE or CENTURY” ' 4
‘ . on Mia's emu
HARTFORD. Sept. 6.—-—"'Phe' no.
of theglight-harncss world will be [6’—
_cused. is the feature of todoar's pro-
gram at Charter Oak Park. The due!-
brlngs together Peter Manning, chem-
pion trotter. and Sinng 6,, the 11-
year—old veteran of more than :00
races and acclaimed the greatest lat.-
'eral stepper in the history of the
sport. ’ ’
Peter Manning has a time record of
ould not'z minutes. though it is claimed th t
hem up— l he has done better than that. Sin e:
on demand." lG.'s race recon? is 1135914. mildew
.15 . . _ _yenr and equa ed t 3 season. th
The teachers have constantly de a good track and favorable weather-
manded their pay and the Mayor has it is emcted that 2 minutes will be:
used all his official influence to pre- equalled or better-ed, which WORM.
vent them from receiving it. The break the track record.
THE MAYOR’S REMARKABLE
“AmmNT.
“There has not, been a. single day
since the end of the last school term
in June to the present moment that.
have received the salary due
'4“.
not a a. tow from the Mztyor, but
The Mitre? ha: been trying to make
political capital by an attack on the
School Board and the rights of the,
teachers have been ignored. The
teachers by the
If any manufacturing company had
AI Voter! In this city, we IQ nil
humiliated.
No "min mean” can bids on
myor‘l mammoth» In fill mm:
The teachers would b. Joachim! in re-
Eleetrify the family wash.
" ~Eiecu'ic Al
An electric w a s hing
machine pays for itself in
,a short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing of old-
fashioned' washing meth-
' ods. They’re easy to buy
“W18 3. NA“.
5. 1921.
SILVERMINE
ARTISTS GIVE
ENTERTAINMENT
of the century." upon which the cyan ~~ ‘
1 3‘“ um bolsters Ind . Charles mp9. of Danbury The fun- . and easv to install and
hi [1 school cducati . l- 9 aux. “a Mr. hchclow: Jack 130319. sec 6. ' _ ' - ._ . .
nag: of advertising 1:121 3:133;— ORLINS “gag M “$_ggv::ms “ y; Running Race (for chndmfi'Lwonlera! M“ be he“ at 9 00km“ Thurs;- (Continued on Page Eleven) operate s1mply and satu-
.ml, in getting into the advertising m VULOANIZING SHOP «1‘qu "‘6‘“: or,hy ll. Cousins: Claudia Munnsellé, [day morning from St' Josephs . factorily.
‘nlfilnps5. if interested see Mr. and telephone 317 for ”ardent!!!" to second, church and interment will be in St. Accompanying Mr. Toland was
Wrillht at The Nash En ineerin Egg and Spoon Race (for lalics — Mary‘s cemeté’ry. Woodruu R erg of New York». His
Company, South Norwalk. Cogn. g Amwégag'sgggz StSTeeQRE ‘NNORWALK MATTRESS 30. IR. “'0“ ‘1" 3“” 'l‘hon‘l‘m": Miss l3088lrt- I playing was?! a. character to call for EL:
’ “ A " sccon: . - . .
WANTF‘AFEKWrienced truck driver. Mal:i I‘I’ORKiGUARANTEED lFm'k'm “d "w”. 8“ 8°. “on“ Th" Onsmk‘d {am for boys. was Lewis \{f'é'fi m'hghd‘i'gdmthis mom—l flggzpfgnglgrfliecommmfiifil :3:
not. afraid to work. Inquire between new on sed 'l‘ res and Tubes Sold 114 5 MILLER won l_\‘ mmr .Mhin. with William ' . ‘ 13 St. John street,t _
7 and 8, Monday evening_ 45 Railroad Prices Reasonable ‘ morgAmne-goung, pmm md‘lloylo, svcond; while Margaret Doyle £35..“‘Ié‘éiwlg‘fiaaged sixty-one years. added greatly to the promul-
J‘Ve Standard Gasoline and Oils ”Der . “"‘“ ”W 9"““19 ”m“ for girls. wlth :He was a well-known machinisi and The program “1”“: , " .
WANTFHDFYoun lrl book L Ream“? cheerful! 5132?: trillz‘t'nmgtlEgan’s-anxssvmndi Tlhle sack :hud b‘tien employed at the Nglrwalk. hEl‘l)tu macchiavi (Un Ballo taxi )0? E WASH’RCTON ST
-- as . . ‘ . z >_-. ‘ .1. ‘-.‘ won \y - 7 ' . ‘ '5 c era .. , '. .n .
keeper. State cfiper‘lencc and salary A's: $513,? $21: “23.5 Lblhin. with hm» Slrallon. 32:02:: 133.03%: ‘frwxildzolg 3.53 r2118 (igugllfl After the Battle Moussorgsky FHONE 959
expected. P. Dil’iotro, Tel. 916-2. 0 10 an!" .stmt. . Norwnlk. COD“. 'l'l‘w llll‘l'P-ll‘gfil‘d rlioo_ upon 10 all. ter MP8 Thomas BF." of Boston; tV'O In m . Attic Mousse y .
WANTED Ex 1 ced t - I,“ AND PAIN" 3*“ “<3" .33; 1101‘ Slrfillon and m. Alm’thersl Darius St. John of New Um: Rom, H‘ogms’e‘, 1 1 1-
---. per en opera ors on W‘AIJ. pA m. t' . ”in ~ Flwmn event. a sartol‘anaan'. and Edson K. St. John of] ' . _ . h 3 lab Trad! ......
Shirts, slccvors, rollers neck band . ' Now is the time tumult our home ”“"'- ‘0" “‘"les- “'"r‘ ‘mn by Louisl‘iast Nor-walk; and one sister. Missl The s‘l‘ersm” ( pan -r
runner... and neck band‘ setters, m The lcglslrnrs of voters of ”10“,“! keep it from d _ ave your Sn}... mm mas rum. sawmill. tAnna St. John of New Canaan. notice “will 1‘3””an by Scmndle" ‘ '
03m $13 Der Week. steady work. Also third voting! district of the citv room decanted. A: for my price” the nail driving mmmr rm- indicts. for lunvral later. In the Silent night Rachmaninoff MAKE
OliW‘ricnccd sewers on plain needle and town of V“ , lk "ll h .- on“! ”W. and ”In“. 3." from u... you by Mrs lmlltin. with Mrs] - Banjo Song Homer on».
machine. LE ROY SHIRT C0. Sossion ‘lt Scllnr: “Burn. q: "1 :‘oum 4‘0! bargain cum; $3132“: 3‘1! ”$121: fifflfié’. “th. Mfrs. 11ml?” ' Annie Elizabeth Hippos Tell me why are the roses so pole? S BA r
‘ ' ‘ ‘ " . i“ . 0P - enn 0!“ WM -'. "1 ” ‘ ‘ ’ ~ “‘” '9 - 0“ m 09- Annie Elizabeth Nippes. died at the Tschalkomky 1 HI N K
m n l‘ u N . V , “l h “"8 Golanuu. min ll l .
10 LnT Ag"; .Voryxalk on TH!“ 9" Son- South Noun-1k. l I. ~ " ' houw of her niece Mrs 'William Bo-l Moll ' Mollv Mine Crosse
. n."- In: .' .. In , 1 .5- > *1)". lhfllfll'hfih' l‘:\ll‘_ llf‘ld early i1‘lLA “__ ‘ . . , . l 3' 1 '
1.0 R HN'l‘v TWO lm‘ (‘ temllcr 6,_ 1921.. from 9 0 (‘lnr‘lf Nagy BPOI. W3] ma Ion. dlflmco th- uttI-t'noon. \\:;\‘ “'nll hy Roller! : 'fafifiu‘“ :filmcm‘ 9’“ .Sundny.a1.ged 851: Danny ”sever MPOSCh YOUR BANK
’- ‘ ' . .. "H J (l 'l me n 0 l. B unhl In H‘ in p m. ' La ‘1. . . . , -z . ..
"NW, "mm Mnk‘ii‘wg’j‘lntwyd In“ a, m til ' ((lck p_ m” Stand t hi 3 it all kind Don trip to u- n "I i 1 ~ g, _ m. \cars 'lhc funeral “ill be held to Dream Garden Coverly
um!) and KM; ‘Sultahl'c forol‘iuhls'i c (2‘ 0rd Time for tho u o: f New York. Addrou 71 C “rm H” '4”. “mph 1“ 1“" ”w onk “h" morrow morning from the late home:
lumping Address (I D :4 “$1031; .' _. ’ , _ p I'D -“ O rc~ Phone 818. .llt'l by “My you ‘H llvnl‘)‘ Askcy's at 11:30 o‘clock, Rcv. Chapman S. ‘VILLIAM BODNAR r . fll
“.le ()lllma , u u 0 AL - Cl lllllg applications to be made 7—1 .1 , "_ r» w \mnuim. lhr nw\l!‘$(' was from the ,Lewis. ompia‘ing' The remains will; Courtesy 81“ 35's 15 e
"' "mm-5 and "”"CCUNR‘ Vining lists, CARRIGAN ‘ FLYNN. 1°C” and long ‘3‘" “N” m H“ \"“‘“”‘ “"“lgo‘md rule of every officer and
10 IHCNT " . -, . 0‘ . ‘. ,~ ‘ . . distance trucking or all kind: 'I« turn ) _ l
. '4 . " lwo furnish: d rooms for l “0 0 «lock 11.. lll...\\lll In tho List Oflce Leary Q CO” Phone 1571 House} In H- rm nun: ‘ :mmml l‘vcoptinn litrmont
.nl‘.“l'-‘ll‘\y0r h".‘q”""‘s mp“ A““““ day fur :llllllu'ntmns. SW that phone 363 “W‘ ""' ““ "~‘”‘" “”5 “PM l-‘isvlwr's ’—
y H “M AH." ncar high school, \‘nur n-llllc is (if) H " 'l ' l ' ’lillllkrm tllPll'Fl" *mmshing fi‘u-(‘iul Funeral of Mr. “Mailman.
'ln 1 FT 2 _. o l .43. 7 M__' N . 3 f 0 ~ 10 no In .t l(‘. (in ul‘lllrt' it” ”I" mv «x'wu Mr. and Mrs. The funeral of Norman Hatchinan.
t ulll‘ h.",_.,.01:(.;:pi,|,"'.nlxlllfiifflmgt‘s 1;"; “Wt 1” “I'll-h 31’” r‘Wl‘l‘V ‘0 NOTICE l VHM‘” “H“ [In "17v waltz: whiln n formt‘r rcsidupt of [Cost Norwalk.
.. .,-w“”\. “ ' 1~ ‘ " ‘ ' (‘Ylfllllt‘ you In Volv 0n ()(‘ltlllvr 3. My Wifn Gladys May Jarvis havingi-“v «'m-l “I“ l‘ 'w Hull (lvlilzhh‘d who dlcd at. his homc in Brooklyn
, 1 , _ ..1.,11 ___ ‘ 1f)2]_ 1011 my bed rind :mard. l herpiy forbid “”l‘ "1"" ’l'“ ‘r’ ' Minus (mumps “ho Sunday morning. was hr-ld this after-4
in l.lC'l‘ (3 room: mil improvf‘ml‘nN ll \RRY l’ \V ‘ ‘ ‘ ' anyone ”“5““; wr 0” _m' 3“”an m 'X‘l ‘ "m “IL ' ~ lnoon at 2:30 o'clock in, the chapel atv
- ' ' ’ ‘ " -‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ v lt-tmm hm. \ tn- u p 1.1... . 1
5: Splml' litrr-vt " "1LRBI R3 ' b 131le “‘ ‘\R\lb’ ‘ ' l ) M ‘5‘ T ‘ w H .. ‘1» ‘ ‘Rcv I‘PVVill T
1 ‘ ‘r . ‘ ) V. v - v. . 1-1.1)...1 (\n 1mm. n.3,. S“.lfi. {lursrc umc (r). . . .
"{) i-F'r 1. n ' - f “1-“ ”“1311 l ' filll‘iA, _ ~~ ! lr ‘ . u (ll‘l'lf‘uilnz \ll:< Virginia ‘11:;1’; \‘un llorcn officiating. Mr. Hutch-
, . ‘l anon. our room cot- Registrars of \‘HtL-l‘s Of the Third n ».\ Mullins. and .\'.-< Johny." and man “as 71 years old at tho limo of
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at.“ wnhm l) mmutcs walking dis. 1 'l . -l A M WOOS‘I'ER um inn-l 1 pk. 1 . ~ - — l - f
mncc of station, Fine location bcau- ‘15 I“ ' . . ‘ 7V ' . l~“\ ”‘3 " ”Him: Mrs. lus demise. and “as a mi m )9! o
llltll grounds. Address Box 4’15, l)a.-l)ttlml at Sorwalk this 3d (lay of AflORNuY A’I‘LAW .1 l.i‘{.'.. um .lrs. .lntlwun in the Douglass Fowler Post. G. A. 1i. For
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fi“ " —A. ,1 1 ' . - , . was mnpoyn \y to. n e . . . I s-
'I‘O LEASE ()clohor lat, 1} 1V; _ ‘" “W ' * *~~-——~- —- gun :‘HWI'P‘ \"lll‘ll dl'-l ltndlvinn . .- 1 ,
rem-nil . m ”find 1’] '0 “3" let. NOTICE ‘.l« t. :4. ll l':t:1‘l and J”. 1.. ..1 m ”W“, lhorpc as n pallmmnaku. H! is sur—
y (.0 l t vol om homu, An ‘l , . .. g > . . _ ' V, .' 1 t" 4 ll ‘
attractively furnished. heat, cloctric Pu." 'vavtlng. 5(‘l‘nllll [axing Bantu: m {- w-is \lu-rl h_\ .1 undo“ .nu our ( n ‘.r”‘.'
light. tulophone, water; om- mile from “1511‘,““1' ( "‘5' "t 3"l‘§"4llli. ('0nn. a.“ lo: 800‘!“ on Poloctl 1 ‘3“ “’3 '\' 'H m tin m. “'8 1. mm.- Nurtnnn l-;. J, Morris. and Franczs 1-..
So. Norwalk station lt‘ilt dollars . "7 “l!“ "l”‘"‘-‘" ‘31 ll!“ Sui-mid Tux— , . . _ . , "‘5‘” H “ ”"‘-‘”'l”'L‘ "1 HI' Svmih .\'nr~ llutrhmnn and Mrs. \\'. i“. McFarland.
3n0lllll. Telephone 2736. y ”‘2 lll‘4ll‘H‘l m tho- (‘1!) m Nnrwulk Ill‘l‘ ' ‘n "a". 5.. ‘ “ “r mm Cam!- l“-"”" "-" ""‘i 5" H'HHl film I' UUNH' all of Ilriulllt‘l‘m‘l.
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FOR RENT~~ln Darlcn. Thrccroom ‘flnnun’l lll““lllllr of said district uilt lm lSlmth. is lnlln\\~ “,3 3..“ 4_.-_ “7;.
apnrinmnl with improvmncnts. Finn “‘4“ _ ”l ”l" (11;,- hall on Winin- .4... {and c.» ' ; ‘vnather Forecast
location, beautiful. grounds-l, within 10 “."f'm'lf- W'ltrmhnr H, 1931, ;.l x. t x .14 “Hum, H, 1.”, "Wmm" :mdf ’
‘31:?11‘1'5‘ lVilllilllr-z_(I'lsmncc I’rom station. ;'lfl""’(‘)l§‘daylight Faxing timm p m to; .' 'I‘hC tulmr. 4:“ - Hm. pmg'dp'“ M ”m‘
sobimll room (lulflljn \VIHJ 3]] 'lm_ ll 7"1‘ out”.-. . t ‘Huliwz \ ,- '.\' ft“... ”1“,”. “wspnnfl l‘nr Xunxulk and ”Him“. mm“...
it’ll-3:1 hunts Atlrlr";1~‘. Box 4l5, Darn-n, “ml l1]: I‘ll-air Fli‘lllcl’l‘lvt m thn Drink-t lit. why-m: mums ulm h. {"1“le 13.1.1 lollluht' \\~.,,mnsdm M“, ”mmanle‘
ll' in... ,z .I t, it ~|u- A”: H l"‘:llllll~"n V v . ‘ .: 5‘4 \\ M. k 'I‘llN’, ‘ -. . 9 .~ . A '. . > .
~. .1 1.1. “.11-. lllll'(‘{‘l0_~'_.f (ll llll‘ Library. 'l‘l'itjllll'lir'l‘. ( LEAR‘AR( IL SALE ”1“,. il.H..:, IE”, ‘11": ,;‘(T:.K‘:\fllr;‘” (Tclfllil ll llll‘l'l‘nlllll , llifhlo Hilo‘ \.‘ll’llll-1v- \Vlllllfil:
'0‘“ llENT~-~Htor;1go Space. hou.e_ “n.2, t}ll<lllnl‘. ' ' 1.1.,” l'w‘i. “HM“ “N“ l’nrlho "10‘0“ Arms m in“ plw-ssnrv :lrr (-m‘iml on.
.0 ola> “""nure- Separate rooms. 2 3.3“"?th 1‘" midlmr _ IS in F n q .- m...» “m. u..~ mum» “orbit-~94 tm- Mmsm- Atlantic coast and over.
,er'nn [:llml’ building. Iiuhlu-ll ”:th ”milk“: “llI'l’Ullrlilllun tor the ll t. Wing :“HQ 1» illw u :m «Illmr spay-lg, My: xur. Hnlurln. Sl’llllt‘l'l'tl showers limo}
Coal .md Storncc Co.. Inc.. Banga- I! To. mill'lr . . . . "“l- “A“ W‘Mlei with The livoninz omnrxml m :l null-ow l‘cll (“cloud-I
lg}; Com,_ T01. Westport 47- We l’uhlic Mink}. mtlnolmzmnn fur thi- at 's. mum. .11”: til-away. “in: llw nul~ m:- {mm 'l‘pvnn nunlwnslwnnl to
' "030“!!!th warehouse recel '- ‘ ‘~ 2' ~ .mum' w " N :r w wishml in rwtnln _. . . . _ . v-
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‘ ’ “‘ WILLIAM F HOYT «all: .1......“‘ii‘ll‘ifiilr' . n... or m
LUST \ llll bl‘l'k ) . " ’ ‘ , 7 . . - . . A I . ‘ from Mir-hir'n eastwn-d to Maine. ‘
. . ‘ ’ ' H 00k '1 - - ‘ 1 - .ltlldll’ >5"‘ll~‘. luluunl Hull, ( - m - i—ul I .
ohm”)? :H_H,‘.W.n 3 :5 {and :‘9420lllknl‘12: YOUNG CAANADA AND RE ! I ESTATE 1.1mm”... l‘ ll. SH ”01.. .lrl. Kill-gut; ~——-—-—~«— 1‘ u... .1 l
"S “”4 tans it‘zntlur pit-um: l‘fllurn 10' ' ()Stht'lllll‘l, program advertising, Mrs a 0d ' “7 . treet
filTx Lllufllzpw .Vlll];..v_ ll) llilmlllon XOUNG MIERICA lt IE Cheaper to Buy Tth to Build U. 1,‘ Sh'llH-l‘ J,- (Hill Mrs. John “O'— T {‘y m a S
A“'- - 'l Mtrwrlll: I’lmm- 1145.5 tcr: gudgrs tor the (Nuns, Alariunt _ ‘ F” 1
lo 1‘ ‘ "“:--~»~ IConflnued 1mm Phlo Ono) BARGA'NS FOR ““3 WEEK Hogan. J. J. lwylv. \Vlllinm VPillher—l “Al-1o 9'1 Rialul. raw 3. m -—.T;:c
J S Lillllfw' 'nll H" - - W'll. m Glenn. 'l‘h- -. . .. (‘mnpromisv nmvcmrnt lwtwevn t m
S. and In l , ll ‘l “:1 (h‘. llllltill E' 1 10" Enst Av"n‘1°- comer 10" ston. 'l.‘-:t . w in l~‘ ““1"“ .”(m.)' Mexican Government. and American
. 11- (-Hln. lhurmlav n, it Other {onlurv‘s of ti - " John 1“" M ' " ‘ "' M‘l‘a” n. -
n" \\ "*-' .\w‘. lmhlllly while~ . if] I " l-l ‘ to Program in- ‘1'000' mortgage $400, Joscph Mrnltllll. liar) l’vvk. in: 0” inn-"sis. announce-(l “151 WNW“ "5“
«if m ji‘m t mm... l‘l‘wardeq l)‘§”l9‘.{1§ ’:”' H Vfil‘lo-t'lluns in ld-W'ls Jmncs llu- 1 House. 7 rooms. East Norwak, “’urthman. LHHpS' "m”; finals. Mrs suited in huoyant advances of some of
“IR :1! S» llllnv] ()[ncn " “"1" ““l5h- ”lino-”l." lt'fld‘mg baritone $2.600; mortgage $1.000 C. A, 3mm, u hn.nni:in)_ Mrs_ ca... the Mexican oil shares at the opening
i' "‘1 '1T - “_ m1“)?NlOntri‘i'WN'ru company: violi" (,1 house. 7 rooms, PIA-St Nor-walk. Juvlwns (”Pa-“11W"- S"”""-" "Uh“Sto” lmmytsSmolomfilrrkfilnn 132301333?
moo n ‘ 8" t'l' Inns by 'lnu l‘rvtnmun ”own. “1.97M; mortgago $3,000. (secretary). V‘s one a on r . t j ,
UVnE . 3)“ Company (I Il-mllni: “11”?" in rum ,,.4 and :nmatt-ur 1 house, 7 rooms. Ens-L Norwalk on Saturday night more Was a car- !ihowcd a tram cl” 4 points from last
A. R NPJV DIANAG . _. . . . - > . .. ' - dance. with souvenirs. confetti Fridays ilnul prlcc. this soon beingv
First ‘ ONIHMNI cork m I ”Uh. PM” and $4'000' mortgage $1000, niyal l'lnClll' , ~ ~ ‘ increased to 61/: points. Pan-Ameri—
Glass Service yum! Sills-(‘Uons by Miss logs?- l’hil- 1 house. 7 rooms. Ilust Nor-walk, 31:35 21:31:11" :lllo-llrll‘d‘f5 “"mouon‘ mm] and Petroleum gained 2% pmms'l
careful Drivers I'l’s' (‘Unlrullo Th“ lm'nl». .5 t' ndvr- 34-50”; mortgage 31.70”. Sunday evening a musical was General Asphalt 1% and other Dmfni-z
CALL 0N Us AVYTL‘m ml in Hm trio We“. rlvllttlltfut H ”l 2 honors, 7 rooms. East Norwalk, given under the direction of \V’illiam ncnt oils. domestic as well as foreing.i
Phone 997 won. wpll recelvcd. Both Mr. Hovs-ul $5.500; mortgage $3,500. Glelm. a program of which is given made advances ranglm‘: from largoi
. R :1 and Mms Phillips hm! vmres of 'lnu . 1 house. 7 rooms. East Not-walk. below; ' fractions to l pomt. lfurihcr extens- ,
a‘ road Ave- 80 N m , 4. . .. ‘ 2‘ ' )0- 9 Part | jive short covering was noted in Both- 2
I . 0 Hal htll'llg'tll and clean-v.33 and were i ‘” ' mortgage $m500. ' . d C 'll Ste 1 l‘ ldwit ‘
«-11 MN..- mmorml again and alarm. Miss. now- 1 WWW. 10 rooms. East Norwalk Cornet S010” .. . ”9th 87‘. 3105‘s}; 9K3." s? - 1'
() (‘ I’A . - kl‘l - $6 500 > ‘rtga $3 000 ' “Flocktonlan l’nlku .l. 0. Casey Locomolne. ..tu 9 3 “1 . P .‘ . Psmgf
. I. LDIER ell showed unustml :4 . on tho Violin. '1 ' fj‘ ' . ge ' ~~ ffenry Null. lficld. American International. Sears
. The Junior Chautauqua. (qr-nod at house, 7 rooms, South Nor-walk. .fl ._ lads~ Roebuck. So‘lthprn f)acifi(~' Retail
ll t “000- - . om Inn. lnl _
(‘ lOlleer 9 o:clock and was largely :rttpnjm} by v3 9 inmtgage $0,000. a_ “Kathiopn Min'ourneell" Stores and the (toppers. all of thesel
H Office A. D. MOTgan children. At 2:30 o'clock. there W!“ 34 00%?“598.t7 root‘ns. South Norwalk. b. “mllarncy” ,showmg marked improvement.
ardw, ,, another interesting series lecture o: ' ' mor gage 2.000. 0. “Last Rose of Summer" _
in: SW“?! South NOMIk Superintendent Morn-a A program by 1 how”. 7 rooms, South Norwalk William Jackson. WALL STREET. Noon—Oils 0.0“":
Rh ‘ ——’—,—— the Howe” Concert party clmod the $4.500: mortgage $3,000, ' Modern Composers .tlnued to dominate the market during:
eumatalnt ! A Wonder program 3 1 boil“. 7 rooms South Norwalk, :1. "At the l'Ostex-n Gate“. . . . ,the actived foregitoon. ’ghgl Memcaéi;
- ' 4«"00; mart a ' lranscomhe group ease 3 lg y. pro at y as a r -3
mment for Pain This afternoon film“ will be a 00“” 1 house. 7E 550315503; '11 b. “Secret of u Rose" ......... Class suit or profitdaking. but secondary oils‘x
”"5 by the Operatic Greta?!“ eta 4500- ' ““ Nor-walk, , ”Svh'lfl" ............... Speaks were hrou t forward. Baldwm, 88th-.
A Pre t‘ and a lecture on thz “anh About 1 h' mortgaz‘“ $2M” r L; m" Send rs lehem Harvester and Sears Roebuck‘
am ' ' t F ‘ d. “ n ------------- .. c on - . _ ' - , ‘
In Epmlon That Should Be Inset." by Jacob H. Ruhin. m lint“ 5000133“ T00m3_ Smith Norwalk” William H. Gleim. .were among the prominent stocks to
v Heme emnlng there Will be a. feature pro- , ' gage 33'000‘ Humorous Songse— strengthen theirenrly position. .Bntte;
Every medicine cabinet in town in mm in which the XHUSlC‘fl m3, ho' luv: 2 “ml" "W808. beautiful' ‘a. "A Ghost Story". . . . ...Ed. Kent and Suporier, Virginia-Carolina Chem:
' ‘r - mes, arms,
tact every home should have a bot
or Dr. Somis' Ithcu-nn-tal
wonder liniment). nt
tie
_ (the
It gives absolute
relief to sufferers of rheumatism
:ezmlgjfi: sciatica. lumbago pal-ls
n s. ..ncss. It I
Ihat h is a preparation
as been working wonders
,- abo i
this nclnlty tor years———but today h;
:1 name. and has been well named
oo-~P.hcumata.lnt. Procure a bottle
at t h C d Us Store at ‘
1" our
I i I V earliest con
TO WHOM lT MAY CONCERN:
NONI» i=3 hovel) ‘ _
. ‘ . 1 y given that I will
‘25:: 1".” .my bills contracted by any-
‘ "H mishlf and any credit given
‘0 anw n . ‘
8n‘,._- 3“; 'Inggliy name is unauthorized.
CLIFFORD P. CUTBILL.
Sentinel Wants Ara Manon.
—r
., 3 .1'
be taken to Brooklyn. N. 1“,. for in-
mo Bohemian (on! with a full ml.
chorus and orc‘hcstra. Will be present-
(‘41; The (30de Was well Spak” of fl
other places where it vvrls staged.
\VOOIHVABD GOES TO
“‘ASHINGTOS IS DEAL
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 6.—~President
George W'elss. of the New Haven
team. last night announced the com-
pletion of a big deal with the VVash-
ington American League club involv—
ing Frank W'oodward. regarded as one i
of the best pitchers in the Eastern9
League. Woodward goes to \Vashing-
ion for a. sum of money. the amount
not being made public. f'itcher Jim
lot. and shore
Let me show you wha
My time is yours. Tel. 435.
WILLIAM 1*. non-
REAL ESTATE
property“
t l have for sale,.
“vastly Eyeglass". .. ical. Kelsey Wheel and International
. "My .
b 1 Roland Henry Paper featured the less conspicuous
Theodore Henry ,issues at gains of 2 to 4 points. 123115,
.Ariauwyn u-l m \‘cdremo" (from 'such as Union Pacific." Noam-n
' "Madame Butterfly" ...... puccini Pacific, Reading and “800 weredvdis-
Mrs. Henry Stevens, .tinctly strong, but the demand for
,I’nrrt l1. - itransportations was relatively limited.
,Cornel go", 1 iCall money opened at 51,5 per cent.
"Jupiter". .Edwin liranko Goldmanl
Henry Noll. l
HAD TO BE SHO‘VN’.
l
l
l
Show and two players. who are to join
the club next season. VVoodwar—d re-l
l
poztvsot: Washington immediately.
0 word's goin to W h'
will malt g as mgton
jars. ‘
e his second trip to the ma—i
GET A SQUAD! DIAL
“30"!“ buy your hon-ohm
”.mnimudw
magmas. Wm
, Wigwam.
Old Favorites—'
“‘Group of Negro Spirituals"..3urlcigh ‘
> "I W'ant to Pm Ready"
:1. l
l b‘ ‘.Silg;::‘esf‘;:::..l)on" Let This tome-r. “is this hair restorer certain
, , I)"
c_ ”Hard Trails" , toe mak hair grow on a bold held.
3, “Yes. sir," said the druggist. “It
will accomplish it in twenty-four
hours."
William H. Gleim.
,Humorous Songs—
a. "The Sollloquy of an Old Piano"
Leslie Harris
b. “How We laugh". .Mel. B. Spur nae 1093:1392“!!- Jm rub n‘~l'etttte
Theodore Henry. ‘
~\A..—
“13‘7"933l’m“ Ml?" uer '7'“? t "' see it”? mkl’if’the
Firefly) o‘.......,...,..’..'. ._ WM
Mrs. Hen, ‘ ;
Stevens. ‘
“N00. tell me." said the Scotch cus— ,
'also the police
l
l
l
l
"Weel'." remarked‘the other. "that‘s
place morn com" e in ‘
SHOT IN HEADt
(Continued from First Page).
employee. .
ea.
You will. find the em-
pluyes of this bank peo-
ple whom you Will be glad
to know and deal with
yesterday. and Rallyi was Wullill‘li:
ahead 01 lennr lie hruwl :3. "port
and tmnmi around-and t‘mmd ilodnnr
stretch-u! nut on the ground with :1
bullet woundwin his forehead.
Rnnyl ratl'wnr assistance and went ,. _- ,
to tho mm". of Wm... “envoy." “.1... ‘i on mil fim. the whee-rs
notillml the hospital authorities tin-l always road}' to advme
The ho): was nishmi
. and assist you with good
to tho hospital. whore lw “as ntlmm-- ‘
'cd ln’ Dr. Robert l3. i‘m'dm‘. ”37‘”? 'fmd gm” Judg-
It has lmcn learned ill” ”1? 1‘0“”: mf’lll, S ‘Hl Wlll find an
accordinfiP to their stzncmrnt to tiw
press. this morning. that Bodnnr and
a boy named Fred Shaw wont to Nor.
gun's hardware store. on \\’ashlngto'v
street, on Saturday. and purchased
some. cartridges.
. “110 owned the gun is not known
,'l‘lw calilvrc is also unknown. The pm,
flice are investigating today.
i ’l‘hw two boys “'1‘1’0 playing on Smili-
t
aimosphnre 01’ good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you in come
back.
Don't hesitate to get no-
quainted with us. Every
department of banking
conducil‘d edit-firmly. Sav-
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 :zlltl up. '
.ncr avenue. and 'Ranyl was ghoul 1.6
loot away from “miner, Wht'n the m»
'lelrm linppvnml,
Enrollment
Week
Aug. 29-Sept. 9
t
THE PEUi’LE’S
TRUST (It).
THE STORE THAT MAKES coon
N ewell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHfiM
153 Washington St. 80. "OM“;-
MID-SUMMER SALE
FALL TERM
Day Glasses Commence
Sept. 6
.— NOW ON—
' , Big Reductions On All Our
Evening Classes Clot . ’ r .1. g! m
Beg-in E Hats
Sept. 19
MERRILL
BU SINESS
l
COLLEGE f
cm NATIONAL BANK, j “Yum, Yum,”
BUILDING" 5 You’ll Say ‘
PHONE 314-2 That’s the usual expression cw»
accompanies the first spoonful of.
.our Ice Cream. You can't help but
express yourself that «a, lay
when our cream is made the be!"
way it bring: forth the best as:
pression. ‘
Ice Cream is more than a mint-
tlckler—lt is truly one of the-boil
foods we have—always lnvlt .
,nlways appealing. I! you t: -’ g
tasted our brand you doom not!
’whut good Cream is 7
» THOMAS? . ;
, CELATESH
1__._..I.... 1"
‘T’he Textile Store ,
$2.50 MESSALINE SILK ‘
All colors
Special this week $1.95 yd.
.
Norwalk Chronicler