; ‘.'l
2
7'01
‘Eandav‘ of km: 3.1
tainegf friend over-the fleet eml.
is visit-l
ll of Bunbury
filiustflorwulk with friends. Corinthian. Hotel. mlanfiv city, N; J.
gentleman or Golds‘teln place is
a. new uutoxnobile which he’
«purchased.
_ ,
M L. Fartington and family?
.md from 45 Osborne avenue
flothar house on the same street.
mn' Webb of the South Nor-walk emfl‘mx the SP0“
W firms Company has returned“
b In home. on Osborne avenue, after '
u week's vacation. '
m“ Murphy ,of 205 {Liberty Flat her home for slow days.
moors has taken a position as client'—i
10m with Vaast Bros. ot the Second
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. A'mbler,
I I V .. '1 ~ . l ‘ i ‘ ‘ _. - .
A‘card party for the benefit~~bf thewnh DOSt cards.
Nam“: Hospital is being held at t‘hel
Norwalk Country club;today.
, ayton
Mm Frances Harris. of Cove ave-
nue. has returned to her home. after
spending the week end in New lla-
m
Zest to tile company were discussed.
The regular weekly. meeting of th . for
1103's club or the East avenue M- 1-1.9
I. > ‘ l
church is to be held at the church this qduphm' and W“
a bout Labor Day.
evening and a. large attendance is ;
“an” for. Mrs. \V. F. Ambler and Tracey B.
. . ' \mblcr of Itowa‘vton sang a duet.
. . q rt .
An automobile cilnen by camua ‘ "llow Down Thine Ear" at the morn-
*k‘kamdfm[thig‘fng):xilflfl’Finally]{"1130ging service at the First Congregation-
the: tear; 0! ‘l 1"; q: Uzi}? no}: 3.11.9:lll‘ church of Lee, lilass.. on SquEa‘y
came“ ' “J" ’ * ‘. ‘ L' ‘ .lasr. \vhlln for the offertory W. F. Am—
noon about 10:30 oclock. the Cane-l
. b'er .t'ul" tie , "0 Y
vuri car being slightly damaged. and ‘flGl'ltcsgl‘ " 1 S010 pen e the
the Alexander our living smashed upi ‘ “
quite a bit. The radiator and wind-
shield were both broken. No one was! ROTON POINT
injured. Alexander was trying: to: ,
pass between a trolley car and the; ———'
Cortex-art nutomobile when the neck. High tide today. 4:05; ttnlorrow,
client occurred. l 4:57
I ..__._..
l
Finns for the annual indoor fairz‘ There were no ext 11' slim at the park;
were made at the meeting of the May- _ yesterday.
flower Hook and Ladder Company. ‘ ——
hirlfi last evening at the quarters of Tomorrow the Lincoln Republican
the company on Van Zandt st‘reetdclnb will arrive. nnvbfiring 1.500
[Ta-menus Van Cocvcring was elected 3strong. on board the swamer‘Gr-nnd
delegate to the State Firemen's Asso- ’ Republic. h
clarion meeting in New Britain. m be} The steamer Grand Republic will
held there Wednesday. the 16th. Oncjarrive today with the Sta: 0' the Set
new member was admitted. but he- : Council. K. of C.. as the pier-is of 1119
your} this little business was done. day. ,¢=g.; iffy,"
The date,— of the fair will be from Creel ‘_' “j; ,___ ——-—-
toher 7th in mm. and it will be held} ‘ The weekly “Novelty MM" dance
'will he the feature at the p .rk this
evening. “Noise Nile" will to tho ti-
ltlc or the evening.
l
at Community Hall.
DARIEN& NOROTON
——_‘_—
J ; p 2 , . . BELL ISLAND
oseph Murphy. who ,vvns mmredi . ;
Sm. an automobile accident at fevvll ‘
wen-ks ago, is recuperating fit
his 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harolu Clark were vis-
Idioms;- on. the Post road. g'itors out of town yesterday afternoon.
/
Constable Harry Palmer starts “3;! Mr. and Mrs. Charles H_. Borgstcdt
marrow on a Week's Vacation from his 'were visitors in Bridgeport yesterday
“Wiles. which vacation he intends to f‘“°“‘°°n-
u minivan nd . ' '_“
”8 Lo on The weekly moving picture enter-
"_ l . , ' f...
Hrs. F. S. Howard. who has been(tulnment «ill be held tomorrow cum-
mating the past few-days in [whim-l 1‘35" '11 ;
eelphla, has returned to her 5mm omen upon as yet.
the Post road. ~—
The Letty. owned by W. W. VVrighL
lltlS rcccixml minor repairs and. is
hhs . _ . ;
waguin seen trm cling no I‘ .i the shores
of the island. “
Mrs. Robert Billington. who
been in Savannah and Jacksonville,
has returned to her home at Near-
‘uter Lane.
Everything is in readiness for the
annual buzzmr'of the Bell Island So-
cinl club which will he held next Sat-
urday utternoon and evening.
‘ The plcnl’c that was scheduled to he ‘
held Saturday under the auspices of
Wm .Preshyterian church has been
postponed ldenfinltcl '.
3 "Sonny" Sclwyn. who is one at the
c0ntcstullts in the junior tennis tour-
The Darien Girl Scouts
who rc-
gemgy returned from camp will be namcnt. has abandoned hir speed wa-
any enrolled on the first Satur-I gen and is ~low dew‘ating his spare
w in September. time to tennis.
TenniSéscemr to rule in the llne'oi’
sports on the island at this particular
tilm‘e'b" The. junior tournament will be
played this utternoOn on the courts or
the Bell Island Sociay club.
A mass was celebrated this morn-
ing at St. John's church. Noroton. the
common being the observance of the
Faust of the Assumption of the Virgin
.
Raymond Street & Son. The young folks of Pine 'Point were
very much disappointed last Saturday
afternoon when iher were unable to
hold their water sports and cske sale.
i
—-«Ice. Cull
Duffie]: 100.
A. yet the Dar-ten authorities have
been unable to locate any clue Which but-"it the weather will permit. the
would lead to the arrest or conviction flame program is planned for this
of the persons virho held up Fred Herr- {coming Sammy.
‘ gun—.-
\_.
man last Thursday on th ’ - ‘ "' "
m ._ ‘3 PM“ Maven-nu of the Tides.
' Therm-tug tides. or tides having
the greatest “1182. occur near the
than «new moon and full moon.
She nenptldes. or tides having the
lowest er near the times of
first and last quarter: of the moon.
line-highest of the spring tides is
torn one to. two days after new or
full moon. At this time. also, the low
A ..
The Men's club will hold “its first
meeting following the summer vaca-
flongon the evening of September 19:
At time several items of impor;
stance will be discussed bythe gath-
(ring.
The annual meeting of the- Board
finance has been scheduled for waters will be lower than usual.
bei“ am. At this time the " '-
will; ' meet the town officers and .. T" pod
new will be prepared and pub- Bum "'6 English '7'
A collection of English songs was
. ‘ my vadmetm.-'I‘ poled .over them
' 11.. residents of Darien and ex- driving ”cast or walking to labor.
mice men of the town. who are in- m. by my“ by vem'e; c
m in the memorial pla'n are cor- “In" W the me‘ tender or mb’
flz Invited to attend the. meeting “a". “on 'nltectatlon ‘ or fill-tinn—
“' tell! this evening in ’the audl- 3°53“ -' '
W of the Centre 'school.. There _‘ ' V ‘-
2 . - - . held up a wagon driven
m ideas; for a permanent.
Wand It is. expected that the
Inky. n tinniflth or «14. 2 .
Brooklyn. who was 2/ 4
will he one of unusual inter-‘
the residents 'ot the town.
m. contusion-walk with W ‘ 2 G” Relieved by
_ The horse which was JaquOs'L‘lttke \Vonder Capsules. ,
“the on was exhausted, Many motorists know what a har-
, . .. the vehicle and the two wwmg experience it is to have a sud-
Elm through the blaz— den. attack of dizziness, brou'ghton by
“'0‘ my. and its sides indigestion. Everything goes black,
2; “111”,“: welta which control of the car is loat and unless
that it had been driving is stopped until relief can be
‘ «with .; whip. The bad a dangerous accident may follow.
Wk“! 0 | ht at Darlen F. H. Foster, of Dorchester. Mass,
m . 98 When Zélotarefsky tells howfa‘ motoring friend over-
” warned that he came thréitroublegl-Ie writes: “The‘
“'9.“ 1: his beast more Little Winder Capsules received and
- nuke would berarrest- they have been doing wonders not
M; only in my family but with a couple
of friends. one of them, who had to
stop his auto on account of disziness
from gas on the stomach. has found
that one capsule a day gives the need-
; el relief. ' naily they give me re-
.lief .Jm starchy indigestion, and I
:Zv'lennever found anything work as
If you stifle:- from
m in the customary form.
0 (finance Beofleld yester-
dmensia. indi-
relief todw.
On sale at
by mail.
9"“! 3M”?
BurnidA. Mead, Or so
.__;..——————— . ; ’ . V». ‘ ‘
Mrs. Arthur "Gaylor of West Side
javenué is enjoying the week at the
Mrs. Frank Crockettvyvho recently,
sold her property on Rowayton ave-
““ one will move to New Haven this full.
The snapper fishing is attracting the
attention of many or the local people
hand each day finds many new folks
Mrs. Mary Wallcrstcin of Rowayton
avenue is entertaining her brother and
‘, ;hcr sister-iR-law from New We‘re?
who
are spending a fEW‘ weeks in Salem.
, Mass. are? remognbex‘lng rthe'ir friends
The monthly meeting or the Row-jg
Hose Company was held last
",wening at which time items of inter-
Lieutenaut Earl Stevens. who has
been spending a few days at his Home
{on McKinley place, sailed Saturday
e South America on the C. 8. Phil-
probably' return-
ure has not been decld-‘ «
BY CAPSULE.
.1200 acres or luxuriant forest, com-
gestion or constipation get this (mick. ‘
and Ex»; . rim Calm, Elk?
‘. . of. the lam-atoll. '
the retina an inverted image eigh-
, often asked. “Why '30 museum!”
right-sleet up whenemelr unseen are
wrong-sldenp?’ “" ,2
It' occurred to one investigator to
$1011 of images on the retina. This
was accomplished by means of an op-
tical instrument that excluded from
the eyes all light except that which
passed through the instrument itself.
The instrument was adjusted to the
eyes at 3 o’clock one afternoon and
was not moved . (except‘at night,‘
person whose eyesware thus treated;
everything seemed topsy—turvy and il-
lusory, and the mind instinctively
tried to imagine objects to be in the
position in which“ they ordinarily ap-
pear. After a time, however. the feel-l
ing of the unreallty of what was seen
passed away, and the person experi-
mented on even began to imagine
everything that lay outside his field
of vision to be arranged in the same.
. way as what he saw. This goes to
_ show that habit and experience coun-
teract the effect of the inversion of
images in the eyes—Washington Star.
slats HUMOR m ETlQUETTE
Writer Considers All Forms in a Meal-
ure Ridiculous, but Sanctioned
by Custom. 2
Nearly all etiquette is ridiculous,
only we anemone or less accustomed
to it. and have largely modified its
'eccentriclties. . Take kissing, for
example. ' How well every man must
remember how, when a small boy. he
feared that his mother might/kiss him
in the presenceetof his schoolfel-
lows. . What amusementptoo, the
kissing of foreign men on the railway
platforms of the continent has caused
us! But witness the meeting of two
great Morocco chiefs—tile stately
approach. the last few more hurried
steps, had the graceful embrace as
each bends fonvurd and kisses the
'other’s shoulder. I have‘secn the
meetingbf great men; in Morocco in
the hour of sorrow, when they have
fallen upon each other‘s necks and
wept. How re“ soldiers know that
the origin of the solute they give to-
day comes from the East. und is
really no more than the movement of
the subject to shield from his eyes the
effulgent glory of his sovereign, only
today it applies equally to the elful~
gent glory of his second lieutenant
as well. Habit is everything, .11]
prejudice scarcely less—Walter B.
Harris, in “Morocco That “Pas."
.
. ~.
Whaling Alway‘n Perilous.
\l’huling, in spite of modern 1m.
provements, is a perilous profession——
a' life of hardship utter hardship.
couple-druid: monotony and unchang-
ing ' scenery. Nothing but a storm-
Bwept, iceberg-strewn sea. and a port
in a barren icecnpped island. 01.
course. to the Yankee Whalers at a
century, .ago the improvements at to-
day would make the work seem lux-
uriant and soft. No throwing ot the
hsrpoon by hand from a trail man-
propelled craft at the mercy-o! the
lndured. whale—mo cold damp living
quarters. but a warm steam-heated
torecastle defying the. rigors of an
Antarctic climate. '
:From April; to November the small-
er boats and crews attached to the
factories winter in Montevideo.
Around November they refit for serv-
Ice and report for duty when the ships
come from Korwny. Most of tho
Whalers are Norwegian. though the
mm on the. smaller bouts being re-
cruited in the South American ports
contain sailors from every country on
earth. '
. . Ac Busy as a Bee.
It is not considered primarily s gov-‘
crnment function to test the truth of
sayings. But scientists or the United
States bureau of entomology have pre-
pared a test for one at least. They
have devised a gate with a meter de-
vice to be placed at the entrance to a
beehive. A telephone attachment there-
to records electrically the passage of
every bee as it goes olit tor honey.
- 'What it the machine should shatter
agmditlon and prove that a bee isn‘t
may? What if this time clock showed
hung around the house every other
day? We shall soon know what to
think of this bee creature. '
it is just as well for a. phrase-lazy
race that no one takes the trouble to
prove whether a cat is weak, whether
a dog gets especially tired. whether
a fish drinks more than he ought and
whether a lurk is llappy.—-St. Joseph
NewoPm. . .
'“Siamcoc Twlncf' of Tm World.
What may‘pe'mllled the “Siamese
Twins" 01' the tree world is tound on
an lslnndformed by two branches -'
of. the Missiseippi river at Rock'
Island. Ill. The island, which is»
occupied Dyan arsenal of the United ,
States government. embraces com.
prising.vmnny varieties of trees. and
almostlnthecentetoritlsthetwin
tree, an oakand anelxn, them-J:
otxvhlch. having grown close together
many years ago. I
into a single hole to them i m; "
orosixfeet.‘ “' gt
.mwgmted. each.
‘9 bark tormdtlon and .: ~»
s“... l...» .2. ~ m were
Macadam; old. but in gun 61'le .
crous growth; 2 .~ ..,
The lenses «.me‘m/ln-oduco oe‘
Jects looked at, and the-question-is‘“.
tl'y'the we“ 'Ofapl‘emm the in‘ver. . >
' I By Thornton W. Burgegs »- 2.. , .. 2.
_' You'll find this true of menna’nd was ..
Who, foam? acts ”mat pay-tho prw‘ a.
'vvhen the eyes Were bandaged) until ‘
"noon the next day; At first. to the ~
appear to hemmed: 7
At'this height fie punts-1min.”
beefingitsom .
if
The. fou‘r’fltfle ‘Foxég. the children
elm «chairman. in argon rm
.- e 1.180, sir, sheywns not. napping.
, 1y
both Worried he: and provoked her.
.And she know-footie}! as if she had
been, wherejhecould see
I .
' W”. on the mafia: Roddy. Fox.
ta: Mrs. Roddy would have been
neither won-Mfor. provoked. She
. out in, case, he had. trouble in
,Eetfills rid ofBowser.‘ But now she
was; worried license of those four
$1232 Foxes. .She felt sure that
liy would have sense enough to
her W from the“ cm Posture. But
then. was always
“if!“ not. She‘knew that he was not
- in condition for 3 ion
season. of the year. 8 e knew that
he would soon fool the heat. If he
mold-:not play-one of his smart tricks
salon} Bowser hermlght come seeking
he: and. and that would mean. that.
Bowser ml lit and those you‘ll Foxes-
50 Mrs. eddy. was worrie . She
wnsn't worried on account of what
might lisp n-po; Reddy, but on ac:
count of use; young Foxes.
And. she was provoked because
Hound would find his trail. She knew
lust us well as if she had been there
.thst Redd, had visited Farmer
Brown’s barnyszd. “I’ll ve him a
lace of my mind." d and Mrs.
. eddy. “Yes, sir. I’ll give him a piece1
this time of ' ! He ought to
know better. moan know better.”
Just then once! the little Foxes
awoke. At. once he pricke-d up his
gun»? little cunt . “Bow, wow, wow.
wow ’.' came the voice of Bowser the
.Hound from the distnnce. “Bow. wow,
wow. wow!" Another little Fox awoke
and plucked n his curs. Then the
otherftwo a. e {mi all sat; up to
en.
“What is that noise 7” asked one
little Fox.’
“It is the voice of Burner the
Round." lied their mother.
“Who is weer the Hound?” asked
“other little Fox.
Mrs. Roddy wolked over and Ist-
Main front or the {our little Faxes.
She looked at such slurp little flee.
In none In.
test. All she sow was curiosity.
“O
My'stomnchs fw,;mQ:Qkhg a mop '
“re-”But their mother washout our; 2
listening to is sound that. .»
2 It was the voiceéoffiowser the Hound.
that Bonner? .
“Had it been in the late fall or win:
would simplyhav'o prepared‘to help _
audience that he
run at this»
Raddy hid been where Bowscr the h
of my mind the first chance i get.
The idea of getting into trouble
‘ from where Bowser the Hound. lives
there even a truce of .
.5
“CF 7; ,
.“Is-hc featuring a Fez new?” asked
one of the youngsters
"Listen, children}! said Mrs. Reddy,
and her face was very sober. “That
is the voice of Bowser the Bound, and
Bow-er. is a big dog whose greatest
delight is to chase Foxes. He has 3
wonderful ndse, ma with it he can
follow the trail of; any Fox big or
‘ttleJ’ . ,
, "is he following a Fox now?” asked
one of the young“, .
Mrs. Bed no ed. “He is chasing
ourt‘atber, ’irnid she. “Your father
has been careless or thoughtless or
too venturesome. Ind. has been where
that dog found his tracks. if he _
should ever catch our father you
wouldn’t have s {It er.”
The eyes a! the little Foxes opened
ve wide. "Why not?” ukedone.
‘i‘gccause Bowser the Hound is I
terrible fellow and would shake your
{other to death if he -should2_eatch
him. He would do the some thing to
one of you. Your father is running
for his life. He is 3 us thepnca
,6: foolishness. ,2 Hug e kept easy .,
he wotfl’ hot be in trouble now. New"
near where there may be .
ftois easier to ovoid danger then to
escape it. Whenever you hour the
voice of Bowser the Hound hide."
"Shell we hide now 2” asked one of
the little Foxes. v‘
- (Copyright. 192:. by 'r. w. Burgess
The next story:
See Boner.”
\
“The Little Foxes
new form may KILLED.
whens-ma. amt.) ind; comm
.. “chic in Ohio Crash.
" ~ 6; ' -—,——l ,
~ ., ‘L’ 9: - ..
DAYTON, Ohléw; Alli " 35.;Lieul.
Louis Maturity» or New. ,Xock .nnd
William Stonebrcaker, a. civilian ob»
server of Dayton. were burned to
death at 'Wllbur “might. Field near
with which they were conducting a.’
speed test. burst into flames in the
all- and tell to the ground. The men
left McCook Fit-id and had flown
ten miles to Wilbur Wright Field.
They were. {lying at a. height at
seven! y- five [04 'l wifln the plane
took fl re.
“Desert” in the Ocean.
In the south Pacific. west of Pete»
gnniutbereisaneadesertwhicbcon-
talus so few forms 0! marine life that.
it is claimed, whales and sharks tre-
quently die of hunger before they find
their way out. ‘
llesMbelow the anisothmeutlna
the mm and the petty” criminal-
Rodern civilization Awou.‘ ‘dvmoowuq
here yesterday when'an army plune ;
Dante zen-minus: mimwmazW
1
sum and touismé‘mim' [iofdecen' =
WM b! the bum Wot,
mmplcmlyumenvvemtomato»
_. Man. I
_Allttlo/whlh‘ ' ago, in response to an
expressed lulled for some word which
Would infinite optimism plusnction.
‘the wordfiilhomlst" wcs coined. An.
guctomlst g an optimist who makes that
most otevery opportunity to apply his“
optimism: rind whodoee‘hot confine his
ellorts to: breezy Sarina—Journal of
Industrial," and Engineering Chemist-y.
~ This Sayings.
"The love that causes two hearts
to beatus one does not gamnme I
continuous performance." wrote the
true observation: “use is packed with
delights—which the majority of us
navel-ease: neweridlstullot
char-suing; people-whom tow 20¢ III
ever meet."
1'!
late Edgar: Salas. Heulso made this 3
manometer
!
f ,. .seeéensewrmemm
“MGE’STANCE momma
:- each.” can ,, colorAll
“Whmmgfvm turmmfiflf‘ Tm.
. ; EouuordfigSo. Norwalk,
newsman-.201 w ’ mm on
Phone
“mama‘s!
Pat. P msfords,—Gray Suede
"Pat. laughs and Black Suede Collar .
.ir,
* ' PALACE mm.
mourns-r31: ammo
FIRST. SHOWING 0F FAE’S’LATEST Foo
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Are Panious for Their Style. Q . '
and Price. ‘ “my
Blk. Kid Pumps and Oxfords, Goodyear \Yeli \N
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DELIVERY ; ; ' « . ‘2 527 ,
; _______“.- “it's Here. It lt'oHouscvvars" ~
‘ Passenvmo TIME linens: _ ' 2
J" Rings. Economy. *I’opo, Romulus. Gum Outfits. Jar Racks, Jar
. ' Llften. Jar clearance-lee. any at ‘ '
Kama, Jolly M-gmbcwluirusmafitc. ,‘
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' NIisses’ Bloomers
These Bloomers are of fine Checked Nainswk
4t012years . ........ . ...........
Also the Crepe Bloomers which are so easily :ziuncerml. and tw—
cause of their coolness, are a great favorite. ' '
.......... 59: to 75::
MISSES’ AND BOYS’ UNION SUITS
Misses Nainsook Union Suits. bloomer knee. snug ;~'a1.
4to 12 years .............. ....
4to 14 years ...........
Boys' Pajamas Check Union Suits,
4 to 14 years ............... .
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington? St. ,
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7-;RfiélstorOXfords
For the man of business or leisure Balstous 2?: tutu
place Where good shoes are a necessity.
, . . . . 0‘ V v - 1
Ralstons also retain their original shape? mu:
a greater amount of sex-Vice than you've had 1:: a 12.;
time.
$8.80 $8.50
‘ Milton Elwood
comm. roo'rwsAR
“122 Washington St.
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We carry only the most reliable
Blue Ribbon, Pilser, Buckeye.
Caps and bottle cappers—StoneCrocks in various El.:€8.
e "2' — , A ration had much to ,. ,
, . Steamship "33”0 cities as Bridgeport. stafnftnd
"; ‘t‘flal achievements of
mvaew London.
"N.
If Mall: guinea-«the proper
water: transportation will mean a:
"Ire!“ and éfinancial:gaim.
The live wires
: ‘fitionsw do
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Rosenfield: B
of the Kiwanis club and other; civic or
“‘mu‘chto'lurthcr such enterprises as
and lag“ doing; help "Wk.
; Lines, 111C-
in sizes hem
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......... 75c to
loose knee and sE~
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rothers
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do with the indus-
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rush to her future prc-
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