; ,. : euioylnt a bfle‘
vacati from his 11.“-
‘ I use at. the «Norwallt Supply. Sheik ." ’
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‘ Work will be done. -
.1. entertaining his father.
, Vfieaker.
‘A m otant Nonalk‘~‘peopie
attended the Mardi Gras. which feat-
ured the formal closing of Baton
Point. last evening.
Cholrtrehearsal will be held tomor-
row evening, at. Christ church. and all
members of the choir are requested to
be present. ‘
Hugh Pedon. of Van Zandt street,
has been admitted at the Nor-walk
Hospital. where he will be operated{
upon {or appendicitis.
Mrs. J. C. Starr. of Baltimore. is
visiting with her daughter and sou-in-
law. Rev. and Mrs. R. Irving Wat-
kins. for a few days.
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The tug Theodore Smith was beach-
ed at high tide. yesterday. on the
sand at Doriou's Point. to permit‘ of
necessary repairs to the hull.
The first fall meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society. of the East avenue M. E.
church. was largely attended. yester-
day affirnoon. Plans for the fall were
diseased. and hospit work was
done. ,
The Woman's Auxiliary. of Christ
church. holds no meeting today. be-
cause or the fact that its three-day
rummage sale. has started. it is being
held in the Sccond district. in the
barn at the rear of the home of Dr.
C. G. Bahamian. (34 South Main street.
Plans for an inrloor cnrnivul. to-
gether with the tixim: m' the datc will
be. made at a Sill'r'lill m: r-tili'; of tho
entertainmcnt connuittcc of the May-
flower Hook and linlvlcr t‘ompany. to
be held at lht- Illlilltt‘l‘s ot‘ the com-
pany. on Van Zillltll street. this even-
lug.
\‘Vork is Mprctcd to commence in
a short time D” the crcction of a new
trolley pole. on East Washington
strent. near Duunc‘s hardware storc.
whcre the signnl box is placed. in or-
der to permit of the moving of the
signal box and thus avoid congestion
there. Permission for this being done
was given at .the Council meeting on
)
Tuesday evening. _ .~ .
Because of an unexpected delay in
his return from the \Vcst, Dr. Otho
Barthelow. of Mount Vernon. N. Y..
Who was scheduled to dcliicr :in ad-
dress at the September business meet—
!ng' of 'the adult liihlc class. of the
East at’enue til. it}. church. tomorrow
evening, as had to postpone his visit
here. At a. «into in Octobcr. which
will ht- :mnnunci-rl liilrr. it is typcctwl
‘Hiut lll’. llnrilitluw will lw
Ali invcstimttinn is bcim: coin'uctv-«l
by tlv- policc light which «ic-
vclopt-d in Union's storc. nt Benedict
Farms bridgc. on ’l‘uesdny night.
when some cf thc youmr'mvn ot‘ lhc
Third district :ittcmptml'to steal 90H”?
Pi‘t‘fl'l'li.
into :i
bottlml Home from th- slnrc. Stew
Ilzu'ilcn. who was in cluirm‘. ll'lllt“‘tl
illt‘ :U'l'mp' Ml rublwry unit inlpl'h'l‘l'tl.
with the WWII” that ll light :7i1ll'fttl.
‘Vlwn H24 [lill.t‘ \\'I:‘t' cull-Vi. ”‘1‘
Town: nun (ll5.llil".'lll‘tl. .‘vli'. anm-r
is dclnrminmi tli'il Inc men will in
punislu-d for ilwir ol'r‘r n-«g. us sac-\"l'lil
iirncs llt‘rlll't- l'lllllli‘l' incidents llflt't“
(iccurrcd.
ROWA Y TON
Mr. nnd Mus lzlomlzuod. of lowav-
Son £l\'llll‘. .ll'l‘ tiulvi'lnming l'rit'lltis
from Brooklyn. .\'. i‘.
i.“ ll" until l‘:llllll“l'l('ll.
Stairs Ml'rr‘lizinl
llrll'-'I"H «wiry
(if tlic
.‘llll‘lllt‘. i5
”Hi to sail.
l'ilit-
f‘tl ilW’Jll-
lng 'L
liliiit-r ('rmilt, oi liownyton 11V! nu“.
has .uv-t-inlul .i Illinllli‘il lAIlll Brown's
(‘ush (lrnti-iy l‘uiiituily.
llcnry l“()l'tll has rcsutru’wi his du-
'1ch; Villll tln- .V.l<ll linginccring Com-
pany of Swill. Nurunlk.
Samuel
llns Il'w-r‘. \N'lzr‘:
the initlliul «v. «in l'
lzsvnlp. or l:rirl;:r»port, who
I» :‘v, has lI t‘t‘to try
in 'l.%'.
Gordon l.n('l(\\n"|\l.
thc mil Ll of
who has been
Roscoe, has r. turn-
‘lm.
('(l in lllji homo» in .\'»‘w York city.
1 Mrs; t'nlzi'l and family who have
li'('li
t SW14“: ”W summer here. re~
Ifl‘l‘r .i
Y
in
(Inlay.
licr liOllltI‘ in llrooklynQN.
Mumh ’l'hntchcr, who has been the
guru of his aunt. Mrs. Frank Crock‘
0”. him returned to his home in Grot-
0“. N. Y.
Mr. \\'iln:r.tt, principal of the ROW-
ayton school. is still enjoying the re-
maining- :(mtl \VC‘ilhtt‘r on his yacht.
which IS sat :mchor in the harbor.
Anr’m Slt'wns. one of the local
flshm-nr n, is having a new sewerage
33'5“"! Plflt'Hl in his residence on
ROWHi'ton avenue. The work in be-
ing 4.9...- by Mr. Morse.
Owing to the luck of material. the
territory of mm feet that was to be
title-(i in on Me. Kinley Place. will be,
sillc titlt‘lit‘d until early next spring.
at which time it is hoped that this
Harry \Villinms. of LicKlnleY street
Emanuel
01.201 Baht avenue; {:1
children have been spending their
summer holidays at the castle.
The former 'Emperor takes grcat
- 7._ _ . W ‘
Edwardfibeacfii offiNorotop Helgh
hafl maimed to the$taunt¢g Military,
Academy. at Stomach. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. Freeman have return-
ed to' New vane having spent a most
enjoyable summer.
John Bartoes and Fred Hartog were
New York to witness one Q1 the big
league baseball games.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield have closed
their summer home on Bell avenue
and returned to New: York (or the»
winter.
The Democrats claim that quite a
few votes will be can for Edgar F.
Bates. Democratic nominee for first
selectman. That is to say that nor-
mal Republicans will cast their vow
for him.
The fair and bazaar given under the
auspices of the Noroton Heights rin-
sine company opened last evening
with the monster parade. many decor-
ated cars were in line to add to the
galety of the occassion.
_______.
Misses .loscphinc and Selena Royle.
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mil-
ton lloylc. starred Monday evening it:
Mr. lloylc's new play "Lancelot and
Elaine." which was otl‘ered by the
Playwright and Players Company in
the Greenwich Village Theatre. N. Y.
’Thc Misses Hoyle have spent most of
their lifc in lllll‘lt"n and have hun-
ldrt-ds of {friends here. They also have
{ambitions of writing plays.
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A recent trip to New York city was‘
made by Thaddeus Hoyt. who wus.
on his way to visit his nephew in
llouzhlns. L. I. This was his first
trip to the city in it; years and to any
the least many notable changes were
called to his attention. Such as the
\‘(oolworth Building. the Metropolitan
and many others that have been built
during that period. Mr. Hoyt also stud
that the means of transportation were:
grcntly improved. No doubt some of
was necessary to go by :1 market vcsq
sci from Ring-s l'3n4l \thrf. but this;
was llk'fOl‘t‘. the cm. of railroads. 3
_. ROTON POINT
Cull's orchr'strn :iinl lmrmonists. "Th.
.r‘lcr the iii-mount] tliro-ction of Frank
on”. had at. great dcnl to do with the
Frank Gall.
for the'
l
.
evening.
popular hits
succcss ot‘ the
'rcvisctl chcrui
ocx-asion.
No ilUlll‘l the .\l:Li-di Gras dance
i.lllill was hclul lllb‘l cwning was the
llit'i'lil'l‘l‘t'lilil'l' l.i' lltltlltlJlKL' in the
rimming tumult-.1, .'\t\.il!e
hats
the tnuh ii.-_l. such as confetti.
:u i horns. that add '«l much to th(
:illlill‘. was Illin't‘ t’irti l't'flllltl for his
ivnrmst t-l'l'orts by the outburst of en-
titusinsm shown by the Minnow-s.
ANNIVERSARY O!" “ANTIC'S
DEATH.
I" Unfit!» .\li:.;iilf'rl (L'illlllllt‘tl tminy to
Visit xvi-tics i'l'i qlii-i‘lul It) lilt- lull-lur-
l:;l l':.lin.i inn-t i'cstcriiny's urc-
muiin . \\¢-H- llll'.~’l i-‘lllmnl. Hiclllrilnz
ti [ltll‘lliltlll lii.:h in..::.: :it the (‘Yiurch
at Sun l-'rnnc:.~co. “inch lnmle used
") Mb '14, “animal l.;i li‘ontuinc. pa-
ll")l1:'l of Venice, was co-l-‘hmnt of
in m tun. and n special ll-gntc of Pope
llvnuiict :m~l :zmt- the pzliial henc-
(ii.-xi.u m lllt‘ consrrrimtinn before
rvrm'uvlinq from thc church to the
fril'il) of llw1t9.,iit-ilt' .
llui'ini; the :it'tcrnoon representa-
xixnmot’ “the italian Government and
c‘xiz- nru'nniuttlnris. :is wcll its \isitors
lrom i‘m-cign lunds. went to Ln i‘iue-
tn. :1 little village southeast of this
r-itv. where: huntt- found a refuge fol-
lowing his flight from Florence. A
banquet was served there. and later
the distinguished visitors went to Ri-
m‘hii to visit~buildings which were the
haunts of Dante during his dark days
of exile.
.—
liOl'SE PARTY AT DORN.
DOORN. Holland. Sept. 15r—The
atmosphere or gloom. which prevailed
over the house of the former Germ in
Emperor after the death of thcgt‘ormei
Empress Auguste has been at least
temporarily lifted by the hollSt‘ putty
held there this summer.
The former Crown Prince Frederick
and Prince Oscar with his wire and
pleasure in watching his grandson ride
a. tiny bicycle in the park and also ar-
ranges the daily sawing parties \l'l’lf‘i't‘.
in all male members of thr- family
participate. the Workers refreshing
themselves at intervals with wine.
The relations lit-tween thc cx-Kuir”!
and the Crown Prince are evidently
more cordial for they are ohm; mm”.
together strolling: in the streets at inc}
village and the grounds of the ( sinic.‘
CLASS OF ”)2: (LILLIID.
among those who recently went to. .
you recall that how 70 yrurs :igo i121
was an all night trip to the city as it |.
on..-
. Q ~ " g
o .'.J.C.ap.1...:‘lb.. .
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H. R. NASH
98 No. Main St.
South Norwalk
ONE-PIPE
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COMET; FURNACE
/ For house‘s whose interiors are an-
arranged that a full and free circuit-
1’ {ion can ballad between the two stories
and the various rooms on each floor the
one-pipe furnace is the least expensive
and most. economical form of heating
apparatus made. ‘
\ _ ..
'Thc installation costs less than a
'fully piped furnace, and very much less
than that of them-water or steam
heating plants.’
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The simplicity of this apparatus is
manifest and its operation easily un-
derstood.
The Comet Furnace ii thg‘ggughly'
Well made, until: not a cheapA3 plightly- _
built aflair made only to sell ;‘ itfis made i
to do a great amount of heating and to
last as long as any other'gurmce under ,
similar ctr-cum. c.5-
11 Wall Street _
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RETAIL 5.qu Luxrnv TAX Es.
“"ASHING'N IN. Sept.
15.——0nly
H
. ‘ . .fcw of let y sections of the House bill
”‘f-‘k‘l' remained to he acted upon when the
mating: l‘ m“ the- park. who furnisln-d Sunni.-
Finance Committee resumed
today ruision or the measure. The
inln-ritance tux provision was the
principal one left. —
The uiwstion of imposing the menu-
racturérs‘ tax on Some artiélcs to
which the so-callcd retail sale luxury
taxes now apply. also was open.
“axing passed the excise levy ste—
l' \\’i~‘\'\'\ l’l—l-li' \‘t'lii i? ~ 'i‘imu- ”on or ”1"" measure yesterday. the
“ f ‘ ‘w ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ commitlrc expected to wind up its
l~.-itul:~ (it \ lNlHIlV‘ “hi. i. ~l- i~.t;~\ inn - ”'0“; tomorrow.
ticiimlml in tht» :)l~sa-i'\;xncr or the su’ .-..__
hHmllI-vllh :l!llll\t ram-\- 01' tliv (twill) (‘Ui'ifi'l' l..\|1“‘”1 I'L‘ZEER.
At the rcirulur business meeting of
Gourt Ltlutcl No. 106. Catholic
Daughters of America. final plans
Wrrc discussed for the annual {our
-.l:iy bazaar _which will be held iii
llmlmcn's “all on the __cvenlng of
'lr‘cilcr 13th: Hui. 15th and 17th.
From the very satisfactory reports or
the various committt-cs a large ut-
tcndancc is asaurrcd. ,
ORTHGA P‘INIfiHI-ZS TRAINING.
COLORADO SPRINGS. (3010.. Sept.
15.-—-ilattling Ortega. of San Francis-
co. wound up n. strenuous training
program. yesterday. in preparation
for ails twelve-round decision bout
Friday night with Mike Gibbons. or
“St. Paul.
ATHENS. Sept. 15.—Rec—rui's of l‘l":
clan sof l‘J‘L‘: Wcrc callwl to thr- rol'ii-r!
by a royal decree isstiml l't's‘i' in: \il ‘
tho“!3 who ll.'1\'r‘ :YPt’tllll‘t‘tl (‘-. . i: r .177
zenship since 1921 illii‘l lme nuv ..;.».'
911 th(‘ age of 4”. \‘vmw: n'.:ri rl:‘i-'c‘.(-.'
to report tor militurv duty 7
Ncwspnpcrs 1...”.
‘Willlams. or l'rrth Amboy. N. J. Mr.
William- recently celebrated ,hiu 70m:
anniversary of his birthday. {
The International. Union Minoan!
an organization of the linsselite nifi
fir. conducted a mission lnat ewnirv:l
I. the Rowuyton Baptist church. Tn..-
‘flbject of the mission was Prophecy
fllt! Victory. N. 11. llarriman was the’
gloss or $50,000,000 CALLED OFF. '
'nvmtos nuns. Sept. 15.——Nego-
'wtonu between the. Argentine Gulf—-
at ouch
American. bankiu
.1”, .. . ‘
Iball championship of the world. with
rlcc‘crt- tin-t thu‘
F‘rcnch military mission in AWE-n;
\‘i Wt El l'l‘(”l‘:'. ;' Qn'liifll‘..t H-fiicrd 1‘:
amt l"-'icii.it~rl him upm the Greet
Victory in .isizi .‘rilnor
l'-»*“-~IL" of the
Gl‘Pl-k urrnips.
t‘Smlciallv t he
Sukaria l;'.\~"r by the
. ‘E’l..AS:H B BALL SERIES.
_ in}; 1 R01 1‘. Sept. 15.—A proposed
hue-gain? series for the Class B base-
the Moilen. Ill.. Three I League club
as one of the contestants. has been
approved by George H. Maines. lire—l
sldent ot the Michiganflntario Lea-
;ut, ‘l‘he tithe" Mann would he‘ eizrer
i , n.9nt.’. the T-glchigau-Ontariu
. ‘ on”. he . '7
‘ ‘ ehfimfl
Mug,
Three of the very beisthanges made. Fully .7
guaranteed in everit way.
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STERLING’S
4’
This Week Demonstration of Ranges, Heat-'9
ers and One-Pipe Furnaces - O
¥
Sterling _ , i .-
Bake, cook-and heat.
‘ Steflilig- mefiC‘l-
DECORATOR MKS SIIAOO
1N ARIN‘CKLE SIT!
LOs ANGELES. Sept. 15.»~itay~
Gould. an interior decorator. has tiled
an attcliment against all the known
real estate owned by Roscoe "Patty“
Arbuckle in Los Anflflcs as a detail
to a. suit for $11.40“ which Gould
said was due for drearntir‘i’g the house .1
and grounds of ”buckle’s residence
here. it was anmncedutoday.
That was the second attachment
brought against Arbuckle‘a proicrly
here. the first. haying been tiled Mon-
day by a turnllurc company. which
claimed Arbuckle owed the company
36.500. said to lw the purchase IlrlCl‘
of twenty-five piccv s of furniture.
-—The Hahnckvmo Hotel will serve
table d'hote (illlllvl‘ at $1.00 tor the
season starting 1:4 \1 Sunday.
(301-110 HARD]! STRAIGHTEN VP m
When the kixiril-yn are overworked
or disordered :uwl full to. throw out
waste matter ii‘t-iil the system. it.
causes aches, ruinsz. .lnme back. swol-
len ankles. surt- julnts. dune”. “08'.-
ing spccks. etc. .1. W. Seabock. Ches-
ter. l‘:l._ wriics: "My kidneys and
b-‘K‘k hurt in ~ so when I got out of
bed in the morning I could hfldly
straighten up. Had to rub tne small
of my Luck llr-fm-v I could walk.
could hardly tuition my shoes.
havcn't t'clt tlu- sort-ness since I took
Foley Kidney l‘illa—Stillson-Powcll
Corp.
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or money refunded.
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, “pipes, no tearing ‘1
_~ ceilings-
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The sting of blustery \Vinter is‘
turned from a menace to pleasure if '
your home is so heated with warm.
moist. and pure air as to counteract the
mica of exposure. ‘
Let us install a Thatcher Pipcless
Furnace NOW and get real. healthfinl.’
even heat—all through the house-Lat
a saving of from 36% 106008 of fuel
costs. as well as elinnna‘ ting all the
bother of feeding several fires throuzhfi
out your home.
.r
Pi pales—s V
F’errniac e
in a few hours. ”No
9 of floors. walls or
Can be set “all
Is guaranteed to heat
to a comfortable tem-
pera’ turc every room in
your house. It‘ pro-
duces a natural circu-
. lation of the air and
_.. complete change of the
‘ ' atmosphere from three
a to five times an hcur.
Stephen Miller
All View Avenue
South Norwalk
Phoner397
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DAY
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errill College
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@ Two ‘Babv Fry Trrtv Club §
V::‘.:‘. Cr" "-‘rr.
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“Ear. gm ' ‘rvm tn‘ -cns~. k
t::oal "‘..’:.“ 3...... la" ‘2'
WaJtz“ and ‘l chn " r; Y6“ \
fl Mother Ca (.1 VCu 55“; ‘30 e)» E
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been e"‘.“=..'5':st.c. ~ .
New Yar‘x ‘I‘T-i’f) ».
“no" Fox Trot: “Sleepy Bend" Waltz §
, w... ~ ’l.
rcatiov, remhw r: ~ «t 1., . v. ,
Here is a choice dance rec Dardan: “I, w . \ ‘
latest. Fox Trot «lion (written by the coMposer ct: . on “it-Jim
1‘ "WW0“. dreamy waltz. Both played by Cr ardos . .
No. 5082i. ..
“My Galwsy Rose" and "Mavcumeen
Suns by Waltfir Scanlon (Tenor) and here in ”lrtsh ‘Eyes .'
romantic Irish comedy. Both of these ballads are melodious \.
"HG Irish genius for Sentimental song. No. 50836.
Three More That Have J us't ‘Been Received
th'ihc.
5w " Trot (introducing Converw
-“LEA§§tio:oSteir.‘f—.Fi . . it? ..... Raderman’s Jazz Orchesttra
“STOLEN KISSES." Fox Trot Raderman‘s Jafz grcm‘:
50825—“0Né KISS" Fox Trot ................... Conrraag’: 0;:hestra
CHO-CHO-SAN." Fox Trot ............ Con
WAS OVER." Fox Trot . K
00.” ...... Broadway Dance Orchestra
" Fox Trot. .................
Broadway Dance Orchestra
The Alfred F ox Plano C0.
85. North Main Street, South Norwalk
A New Stock of
COTTON AND WOQLEN BLANKETS
.In both white and grey, also pretty plaids
' $1.98 "topj$’16.50 a Pair;
Cotton filled $1.98 to $10.75
Wool filled .. ..:‘ . . . . $12.50'to $22.50
Doanuilts. . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 to $15.00
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