" boat W1
maxim Gold has sold a lot and
hulldings on First street to L. Ernest
. lions.
- Reynaldo and wife. ‘ . .. ‘
John H. Miller has purchased a. lot , ' , ' ’ '
on Cove avenue from the Estate of . BELL [SW
Harriet Merritt. 1. ‘ ~ > ,
-——_a__—.
. The usual weekly luncheon of the
Kiwanis club is being held at the
Norwnlk Country club today. Tribune “Fresh Atrium! ,
1t
, Mrs. M. P. Dunn and children have
' returned to their Liberty Square home
after a visit in New Canaan.
namentwiu be. under way. ,It
Albert J. Strumpi‘ has purchased a
m on Gregory Boulevard) from Ed-
,win ll. Benedict. ‘ '
.within the next xfewiwcéks.’ ‘ ,
Herbert; ‘Weed. or the'l’. s. Marine
Patrolman John Roberts attended doning the jobylasirx-feVenihg.
to complaints from.residents or Os«
borne avenue regarding ball playing
Ingles of Rowan were served later in the afternoon;
days.
street for a few
Harold Anderson. of Plait street. is
on a vacation from his duties at the
Woolworth store in the Second Dis-
). - .i s. ._
Irict. \ ilk I 1:» Nursery
\x‘vlrattellded by the
. i‘ all .
Mrs. Frank H. Lee and daughter E: d
Josephine. of l’mulmry. are. the guests
or Mrs. Everett ll‘uy. Marvin lieach.
for a few days.
last (veiling in the club house.
_ . icaxe the dock at the. foot
. of Atlantic street at 7 p. m., and re-
turningwili leave Rotor: Point at’il
p. .m. JamesDe Martino, will enter-
min on the boat with mandolin selec-
'
Anatherr‘card party is ~beingf‘held '
this afternoon at finc- rwbc:.._-iiouse by»
Mrs. J. L. Brush for the benefit or The
As soon as agreements are reached
as to trophies the annual tennis tour:
r...elic‘\'ed that this“ event. will; beghéld; sieved ‘33? Ken"??? are
As yet a steward has not been ob-
mined for the club and the young men
who have been acting in this capacity
- $;?;anjist 3:11:25 Mth‘relatives on ave evidently tired of their worlgg‘ifm‘
‘ ” ‘ ‘1 ,_ . . they signified their intention of Elian—
Mrs. H. Ill. Gioeté’nervcntertainedat
a card party on Tuesday afternoon at
5 b0! ' hex-home on Summit avenue, RBI-mes
‘ v é '. ' 'ied to Mrs. Mary Bateman
Miss Agnes Davidson, of New Ha- ‘ (1e dean g , ' '~
ten. is visiting with 'Mrs. \Villiam and Mrs. Harold Clark. Refreshments.
An ice. cream. and cake sale‘ was
iwid yesterday afternoon on the lawn ,
or 31!S.‘.>‘:l'tihllr Hughes. the proceeds
to be used for'tlic benefit «of the Nor-
Thesgfggir was
residents of the
A. large attendance of members of
the club and their guests enjoyed the.
nick]? display of motion pictures held
The
Captain liicluml C Hendrick is
. , ' “ ‘ )ictu-T- il‘csentcd was “Tol‘thc
engaged in rfllFillgr and ovcrlmuline' l I I ‘ (
his molar launch, which sunk off the
David" which scored a big hit with
tho coal movie fans.
public float the other day. I "w“
. The annual bazaar of the P-cll
_ ‘l - ~ . . .
‘3' mjfimafimifip :1": mafmmp "Nix“ Island Club will in” lmld on the after
r-f ’i’s’outl‘i’ Evan’i-ilfllo th‘OOHfY‘ 1:4”3' noon and evening of Friday. August
1,016,; .0 ti for“; \ ‘3‘ a; 'llnoftml ‘18. and from all indications it will he
“0;,“ '5," l or “9“ ’Or 30$““‘a5 one of the largest ever held on the
island.
113 M. Merrill has sold a lot on
Fourth street to Thomas F. Self.
which lot Mr. Self has sold to Susan
' A. Barry.
fair :1 success.
cakv um] a booth ol‘ fancy arli
lull in cuirlwncc.
ROWA YTON
.‘vil‘s, lmilzn .‘vl. )lm‘i‘tl‘, mm Of the
local real (”suite agents is plunniug to
open an Oilim- ill Houlii Norwulk.
Charles
planning a
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Tomorrow ensuing Dorothy
Carpenter will proscnt the play
East" at Community Hall. nndvrr tire
auspices of the \Voman's Auxiliary of
Christ church.
flurry
":za
The piles of crushed stone along:
Sezu‘icw HYDIHIM present a \V’lk'l“l slam
to xuzmy (specially on moonligll?
night“. When the local street light:
haw Lccn lurnwi off. A
-—_.....
The tug .‘ililinn. of the Thai Slur
(Oi ii a barge Ol' imp-rock uptown last
night. towed ml imply down. and
his-:- llintlf’d u lynrcw m‘ can! at the
Norwalk Coal & Supply docks. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. )lossm'
Vincent pllme- zll‘c
:l‘ip to lllzimlu, N. ‘i’.
um; month.
, “J”-
“L .‘.lf\'n \X‘lliinzlls \'~‘ll|) has hm ll Spend—
iu'; sml rail mouths in liu ml has re-
mlimd to his home on \Vcst Side ave-
nuc.
'“’I('G*"Ca” Raymond Street & Son.
at liarien 100.
Young: lllr‘li who have been making
n- a practice to hold :1 crap mime
lilti- public landing: at the \szllimrton
Stl'f't't lfriilgrrr lu’z‘cc born Will‘ucll‘ to
keep away lrom this spot umlvr pru-
alty of arrest.
lizlrll \i:‘_\‘ :1 large number of b03953
(an be S-"cu at til". mouth or “W ”"9"-
lr is s ill that the snuppers are run
_ , 33m;- in fairly good size.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. W'llitten.
View avenue, in uujoyiug u
rrcm her duties ill the store 01‘ Tri-
stram & Iiyuli, First District. She
will return to her duties on Monday
zlie 14th.
.—..___.
of Sen—
\‘ncution
ii“. an
wwning. l-‘oilowing the business sen»
l‘é-l'l‘cslllm-n'ls Lying served.
._..___
.\ mu tins; of Hi" Lii'iics’ Aid Society
of the Howuyton Methodist Episcopal
—____
A settlement 0i $13,000 was made
in the contents loss of the i~‘nirlield
‘Eaitcry Collipuny. by the insurzll‘lcc'
adjusters. This with the settlement of church was livid yesterday afternoon!
3.13.50“ for the building loss nhout n. tor the benefit m \‘UlillfiI 0" lulu“:
work to he dorm in the parsonage. In
conjunction with this item otbsr
routine. business was transacted.
Wi‘E-k ago. sols tllv actual loss at $26.-
500. ‘
-__.
Plans are being discussed for the
fomnalion of a Radio Club with head-
quarters at the Liberty Square store
of the Norwalk's Electric
The Deli Finger Circle will have a
lawn party at the residuum» of Fraule—
liu Lynch on Tuesday evening. August
The ladies are working with
undivided attention to make the (1f—
'l‘llc'usu:ll booths. con-
sisting of fancy booths. ice cream. and-
cles will
of
motor
lilc latter part of
i
4.
..
lcare. accompanied by il‘immce Minis- .
13:1me an)“ . J‘
. . .- (lav night, to participate in iieit'vreek’s
‘ . ”:2. “5 . . _ \ - ‘ . -.
"“5" Min} ‘1 .C‘mt rnuriai‘ucd “‘Evcmremm on reparations and .wns
«is of film luv-r In-ml} (-ii‘clc Oi o
”to
9
King‘s: Daughters at her home last;
. . - l
man. u SOC‘liil hour was ('HJONVQ “ill! 5‘
company. . . H m , <. _
Raynor \‘Vernw, proprietor of the sin iu «crlam and lmmemmdc mike
com-puny, .3 busily engaged in form- -‘<\ill lsc lo: sole and a. short cntcr«_
“mugs plans for the club, announce- tairmvr-nt will be given. If rzuuy.
merits regarding which will be made com€ the following evening. ‘
later.
Moonlight soils are growing to the
heighth of popularity this summer. A
sail of this type was enjoyed my.
evening by the members of the Ep-
vmrth League who enjoyed the sail on
the boats "Lillian“ and the "Lloyd.“
owned l:y Captain Frank Stevens of
Rowayton avenue.
DARJEN& NOROTON
.lrs. Flagg of New Haven is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. C. E. SisA
son of ieHoy ni'euue.
___._
Registrars of Volers Harry R. \Vat-
(em-bury and M. I‘. Shea will he at the
quarters of the Mayflower Hook .
Ladder company from 1 noon until 9
p. 111., (S. 1‘.) tomorrow, Friday, for
the purpose of receiving applications
and making corrections in the lists of
voters. They will also he in session
at the same place and time on Friday
_ August 11th. '
_ M
Flying the British flag, the three-
;nasteci schooner Anna Mac-Variant].
from Prince Edward‘s Island, came
into the local harbor last night. with a
cargo of lumber for the Hutch 8; liai-
iey company. The tug John Glen of
Bridgeport towed the Anna. MacFar-
ia1J into harbor and helped tie her
up at the dock. This is the first time
in some months that a. schooner has
loony: finio the local harbor withc
out o. umber.n ~ ' ' 5
_ of the docks. ’i d hasticd up at .111)
Miss Bess Reading of Easton, Pa..
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
C. Reading in Durien.
The proceeds will he. used for the
now in the local house.
RgiaN POINT
Tomorrow night
fiance will be held
«in the anspices of
at which time
:be awarded to
patronize the
‘Cub Pack was held
their rooms ‘on
last
Noroton
will
Say “Beyer” and Insist!
another special
at the DiiViUUil“lili-‘
Di ino’s orchestra
agractive souvenirs will
we man ‘ dar .
floor. 3 10ers that
’ Thl" i
. . 5 even 21g the week] ‘ dis '
rfireworks will he witneslse-d vigil—311?:
“usual large attendance that patronizcs
‘ . the park on this occasion. Specili
. trolley service at 10 minute intervals
«has been arranged for during the
.-‘evening. . _
,.,In spite of the -‘fact that it rained
,mnusually hard yesterday morning it
did not prevent the steamer Sirius
‘frorn arriving here with 1,700 mem- ...
“hers and friends of District No. 4
I. O. 0. F'. of Hudson County. N J.
tiniess you see the name
on package or On lahlets you'a‘re not
getting the genuine Bayer ‘"' product
prescribed by physicians over twenty-
tfwo years and proved safe bymiilions
.Ol‘
“Bayer"
Auto buses are in evidence
ml; this afternoon
finicm Sunday
811‘ annual
at the-
y for the South
schools are holding
picnic at the pleasure.
ads .Moqo. buses will be in evl—j Colds Headache
co for the Electrical Testing ’ “Toothache Lumbago
nhm'itories" of New York city mim‘, . Earache '_ Rheumatism
‘ Neuralgia Pain. Pain
hex-ins 250 will make their appear-
.. Accept onlyj‘Bayei-f’ package which ‘
‘ contains proper directions; .Handy.
a...
cents. "V‘Dmggistsraiso
flare 1.9::
' morning from running into the’fibut—
, 7311-. , _
Entertaining Mrs.gEd
her nine-yearfoid son, who" arri
yeste‘i‘day’ from Southern apaiifornin.
markers had a. narrow. escapethis
' ment of’thQrgllroadfilirfgge at the in-
férsectibn. or the‘Posf road and; Rad-
Vraad avenue. " ’ ' ' 1
, ..—-lce-?Cail_
Darlen? 100.
Reg: wand git-eat 6.38011,
The ladies of Tokeneké gave a
dance last awning in the Tokeneke
club for the benefit of the Chauffeurs’
Club of ‘the ; resort :Aiusic“
residue}? n: _
sigma: or. :Mistiifazrphy; 3.1158
Mrs. Males and Mrs. WI" . ,
~—
The Wednesday evening I; “1
meetings of the Congregations.
church have been suspended during.
the “month of _ Augustimh The pastor;-
Rev. Georger'l‘uttle é‘n’d’IJr. and Mrs.
in 'New‘ Hampshire. Th
by automobile.) . ,:r _ » _
The annual carnival/cf the Darien
Volunteer FirerDepartment came to a
close last evening, after several nights
of postponement. The. main attraction
of the evening was the awarding of
selectman and popular NOTOfDIl'
Heights Florist. Another prize award-‘
‘cd was that of a $20 cold piece which
was given to a child whose name
could nut be ascertained. The closing
,night was well attended with several
hundred filling the grounds. The
dance floor in conjunction with’thc
many other booths drew its share of
business. The committee in charge of
the: carnival wish to extend its thanks
to the residents of Marie-n and sur-
rfiundicc communities “‘llO in a way
helped to make, their carnival a sue-
CLSS.
LLQYD GEORGE
SAYS W EDO 'NOT
UNDERSTAND
Continued from First Page.
_—
it is also said the note was made
l’lllllllC‘ intri‘ore the coming London con—
fercnm.» of Premiers so as to set at
rest :lli unofficial talk of debt cancel-
lmirm and forestall. M. i'oincare's plan.
based thereon. '
It is a question now Whether 11.
Poincare will mesmit this plan at the
London conference in View of the Uni...
four note. It is regarded as moi-‘2‘-
likr-ly. ‘yliowever. by those close to h‘fil
Premier. llult he will silck‘to the DO»
sitimi thrn Gmmzmy's financial slum.-
lion was wilfully lxrouzht about by
herself in order to avoid gaming and
.will demand that the Allies adopt the
.. employed by early investigators.
purchase of a new piece of apparatus?
A meeting of the Noroton W’olfc l locally. Erosion
evening in ; must ha :9 gi‘Pu
avenue, - actor. prnmrtion and
, the species.
end forces reestablished
Williamson
rand assimilation of
N... a. mu...
.. , inomiidr and acute cases: of-
bmies'of tweive‘tablets cast but rem: _ -
‘ intestinal ' disturbances.
most rigorous measures to oblige her
immediately to institute the necessary
reforms before there is any considefifs
tion or a moratorium.
LUNDON. Aug. 3.-—rl‘remicr
Poin-
r de lastyrle. and n.
financial experts will arri
debts. according to? official
from Paris today.
"rho Holman delegation Willarive
Saturday night. '
ad flees
Sulphur in thesml.
Experiments mode in this countri
are rcgurdcxl us proving the generail;
prevailing theory that sulphur in tin
soil is of lime value for prewar").
rerun}. :; compared with phosphz‘ S:
and nitrogen, is erroneous and Uni
sulphur is, in fact, of vast importance.
Continuous cultivationiogethcr' will:
5
..
John.GordfreyVarespending a few days;'
‘ strip was magic «
l
the Ford Sedan. which was given to .7
Mrs. C. F". ‘Wegner Of Noroton Heights.
Mrs. ‘Wegner is the Wife of the third; -
.9712 empty hearse bearing New York . '
’
' 31,-:
girls 11}:
V i' . ; ,iiv ‘ .
‘ .0?“ ‘tfig’ménds of Farmer Brown’s ..
' were. ‘ ligand watched Farmer Brown s ~-
,. ;¥‘\qy>geaiiyf'piék sooty up and shirt .
. fifvay écrouthe Green Meadows with
'1
. 9 .‘ -
shamed
m,
any 7 _, .
Peter followed for
7 fi'waaxcun'uus. was ,
‘ idle known ,whni: would become of
Duii'hsdidn‘t dam follow very
Booty. _
far. Ileicihthat It
owns; Irqméi.;Farmer Brown‘s house.
' Fe hadn‘t {forgotten the lesson he had
earned when ‘hc h
riscner after beingceught in Fume:
. rami’l gen-den.
‘1Nothing
pea: up the Long
within?
as t
emu-Brown’s Boy
by did. I wonder
to Soot}: anyway. -I
an. Homes! be or Farmer Brown's
03' would have“: him free.
Joe how he came to
River-.7
so that he cannot fly
should miss him."
All that night Peter thought about
Booty and wondered what had become
of him. Before da
morning he was overlin the far cor—
ner of the Old Orchard, where from
- the safety of the old stone wall he
could see what went
Brown‘s balsa. He
curiosity that he forgot. to eat.
once he actually had
wondered if Sooty would be kept a
tie wingz.
of the big chimney of
house.
chimney that Sooty
booty.
little. black form rise from-the chim-
ney aui dart away.
me it Mrs. Socty 2 Peter couldn't tell.
He watched it race
the air. this way, and that. but never
once did it come near where be We: »
hiding. After awhile
form disappeared in
few minutes later 95¢ ii: melanin.
We
Curiosity
en next to Sooty
.rfivagg? -- Thai: 'is, what 7. ,.
r'ur'anbed: to know, but :~
to know it much more
Mobil.
uccident to Soot
saunas watched
@.‘ts£}aight to shore and
had will . ..
500W." said Peter to himsel: as he
mtched Farmer Brown's Boy disap-
bad will happen toizim.
it u good thing; for him that
I hope nothing has happened
Peter imagined all sorts
of things; All the time he kept watch ;
He knew that it was in that;
rav-
Takes WA‘WE Peter’s’Ap
‘ His curiosity ism "
' Tito“: force‘s" climate §°
wait. ‘
You see; PBtGI'
on
ooty ‘
a short “distance.
Peter. . He want-
was best to keep
nd‘ been .kept a
to
happen
“No, sir,
1
Lane.
chimney. Was it the
come along when .
what In 9911“ Every moment he grew
wonder i he is,
I don't was all right.
fall into the Big
again. How we
ylight the next
Peter cfiught a
on about Farmer black form that ui’ted
was so fuilFoi'
or
no appetite. He
prisoner. Scmchowjze couldn’t imsg- Peter was right. It was 5693?. , ’
me Scary the. Chimney Swift a 91"" Farmer Brown‘s Bow had ve regre- MY NEW DESIGNS IN THE FALL LEVE-
Smm‘ Perhaps 5°“? had been ‘° fully examined 8003:; when a. .had' . . _
“‘1” that he “033d“: ”"9- ‘ yerhaP’ picked him up on the shore of the “in Tan Needleweave are Center-plec‘ES, Pillow-tops, L330"
~ha had broken. one of those-stout ht- ' V Broom-holders, White irish Linen Center-pieces, 42 in. Fair
Big.P
aver,
Fa rmcr Brown’s i
lived, with Li rs.
'5 those feathersf drieéi otut.hz§h:nfiii§ Also some finished graces
B _ . . '.-.
i Egivfits :31 3:3“:0 gate: watched A full lme of shades ifl Celesta at 5 cents per ske
Was it $009.3, or
i out of the chimney.
about through ' bored his appetite.
(Copyright. 1922, by T.
that little black-
the chimney. A
.9— SALE or '—
MEN’S SHOES,
At Greatly Reduced Prices—Now Going On
Conneally Es? Bracken
scum NORWALK ,
Store Open Saturday Evening;
Burgess . '7
. -'—Peter gash..-
Peter cagrght‘a glinspse of a email
black form that darted away
At least 9. Swift came out of that
was it another? Peter couldn’t tell.
if only two would come out at tho
some time he would know that Soot]
By and by the door
Brown's house opened and Farmer
Brown's Boy came out?
did wish he could go and ask Farmer
Brown’s Boy what led become of
Sooty. 'For a few minutes Farmer
Brown‘s Boy stood still, looking at
something in his hands. Then he
gently tossed somethinginto the air:
flimpae of a small
clad high in the air. A moment later
it disappeared into the chimney.
"It WasSoots-i" cried Peter.
sure as I'iive. it was Sootyl”
to see i17he'_wu.s hurt.-
Finaily lie-had made up his mind that
the only troublc‘with Sooty was tho
seeking his feathers had received.
So he- had taken Seoty home and
. there he had kept him all night while
Shortly after daybreak he saw "
.5 until both Sooty and Airs. Sooty cam.
Then he remem-
The next story: "Raddy Ftp: Hoax-I
an Unexpected Saundrv
" . “Msportation C0 1
. . . lrgetween New York&N .
::,, mNG ,DISTAN CE 'i‘RUcmNérm
my” ' hehd¥m“ Sen-lea f . '
mum; Padded Van; for Qfizgfi-fiel
Mamflfice, Ziijfloncord St, So. Nag-w
" vim-km 201 Wm 2m. p110,“
333i
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Bandit; Evemnp '. gs 8:15 to 11:33 -
' DiVito’s Famous Orchesqa
DINING ,C ASINO
' ‘ Erench and. American Cuisine
FIREWORKS ’EVERY THURSDAY
‘ ‘Ample‘Parking Space
586 Bath Houses
.~\
PALAEC BOOTERY
J
e
some one. or
more curious. ; , ' '
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
’18 now 2131qu swing. Don’t fail to. full
, Money Saving Event.
SANDALS—ALL COLORS———$2.9’.
of Filmer
C 30.1.?
How Peter
3— x. ,3.
away made?» WWWW£¢
7 “ROYAL SOCIETY” '
EMBROiBERY PACKAGE OUTFITS.
“A.
Lingerie, lnfants~wear, Towels, Handkerchiefs and many 5.,-
cles. _
included in these packages is sufficient floss to complete:
design as well as diagram of stitches and colors.
W. mm.” L . J ,
, ‘JO 1. Maugite
88 Washington St. South Somali;
' ‘ ' WWW“:- an;
1
learfign;
Linen R1138 e
A Glenn Rug-That Improves with Wear.
insuilicient fertilization, causes a large
annual loss of sulphur, which cannot
be compensated from the atmospilem.
and little is brought up by cupillnrlty
from the subsoil. The experimenters.
therefore. recommend the application
of fertilizers containing sulphur m
lands which are freduently cropped.
The failure hitherto to recognize the
great value of sulphur in the soil is
ascribed to faulty analytic methods
-—--——-—___.______
Nature's Changes. '
The eastern slope of the. Rockies
was more humid in the Cretaceous and '
by the petrified forests scattered from
the Yellowstone purl: to Arizona. and
REASON’ NO. 3*
We make a round trip each day. 'We have a
covered pier. 581600 at New Yerkrr Pier 12, East
River. _We have quick loading and discharge at
both terminals. ' ’ ' - ' . ~
0m- telephone never Sleeps.
Call
our agen‘ t,
Hr. Blascer. Phone South Nor—
man: 1085, Old Steamboat Dock, Water Street.
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
No wonder. then, that many ~like their 017: l
.anvthing better than the new, for hiearuan ac“...
with wear—become softer and more sfik-hke.
In .Rugs or by‘the Yard.
' Also any Size or Shape to Order.
. y , . .
‘ Angevme F urmture Co.
7 ' NORWAL‘K’S LARGEST STORE '
'18 North Main Street, south Norwalk, Phone 295
.lww...~.~...-..... .WM ...._
u. m..- M... . .... ”W...
the rezoning 0f holly. oaks. elmSTL'liest-
mus, sequolzzs. and other-trees in the
florissunt slulies of Colorado. In the
Tertiary age the East and West were
again united by land. But this was a
period of successive uplifts and de-
pressioim. Arms becmnc submerged
and llieir forests destroyed. Other
arcas m: re suleected to severe changes
and other disturbances
tly modified the char-
distritmtton of
Then came the Ice'age.
themselves.
Tertiun- than now. as one may judge
I
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