“-
Backer.
‘flew avenue’ are vlsltlng
, In Waterbury.
tween! store on Woodside
inch
M block.
. ‘ r yesterday.
\
5“ (tom the Second district to
new home on Brant'ord street.
took end in New York city.
to their new home, on Norman
turned to her home.
Mr. lilortiarity of Goldstcin
who is confined to his hfifi‘ir
as improving slowly.
‘3 ’ hit. Blason or Goldstein place
recently underwent an operation . , . . \l)emocratic State convention will be
the Nor—walk Hospital on one of his “j 1“ saunfldlmg‘ 1:10. (-wctllonm‘of _ held in Hartfordyon September 20 and
eyes. is getting along nicely, according- ] 0m“ ’5 “”1 take p “C" 0" r “Y i 21.
fr? "lo recent reports.
Captain Frederick Lovejoy has pur- The weekly (lance was held on Sub :\\":l:1( hinting? }f::flgor:1r:::fil::‘ :22;
'chased a lot on Second strep? from urduy “Tiling and was ”turd“! by picnic at Calufinict l‘nrk‘ l‘lin‘ton 'ch—
Mr-and Mrs. Isaac Bollizzo. who hzlvc'u mm? "OWL mm Wh‘wmmm nuc vestcrduv The will hold off‘un-
also sold a lot on Second street to Mr. Lomhmflr‘ ' of NEW York. furnished ' . ~ I ‘
and llrs. Arthur J. Sidney.
The Third ward Republican
ing in Community Hall. who-n
to be held on Thursday evening.
“My First Sermon Fifty Yv'
Innis of Bridgeport spoke at
flan church yesterday. The
”was most intercstiug.
The Dom-it :atic Third wn
Friday evening of this “rock l‘ol
Iron: “1 duosday.
The regular S'stnrdny night
was held and greatly (‘lleyf‘li :ll
Norwnlk Country club
chestrn. as usual
Sic. This was the last dance to
held until Labor Tiny night. “1"." n 1““ 500?“ Of 6 10 2. The
apccial dance will he held.
“
l‘lrs. Etta Button. whose home on
Woodside street was recently dostroy- Illccomo Junior champion 0f the
out by fire. leaving her practically lio-S- Island. '
titute. has started the erection
new home on the site of the old 11
for the winter at least.
William H. Sniifen. of Edlie ave-
nue. spent the week-end with his fam-
ily. and left last night for Boston
attend the Graphic Art Ex
lechsnics‘ Hall. Boston.
Anna Mehli
Gannon);
_
_ —.._..
‘ . Mrs. Voile and Mrs.
I no the Port or Missing
' a .
: Stanley Rombeck
1‘ to his studies at: Rutger's Co
my firm hold an' “Olden 'l‘
«on the and at th
it}, 2nd and 4th of September.
. “'11! be held on the fire
‘ ‘ ‘munic for dancing.
game tethen the Darien A.
rat-walks was post
‘on account of tho
rain: and rnltllr_.l_
ollars‘ worth" o7
tennis racquets.
tennis halls find
his shoes were trike
hwestiga
NORWALK’ l Harry Casazzo and brother of No. > ‘ , . . ,7: _
. 11 James street. Bridgeport, were ar- , :2 , , i . . _ . .
{rested yesterday afternoon for speed- I 3 , .
m Side. Hotel looks much im ring. and were held under bonds tmap- .
with Ito new coat of paint.
M 1“" purchased a lot Adams of S9 Roosevelt street. Bridge—V
mecca; from Mr, and 31r5.;port, caught‘flre from some myster-- Although Rev. Henry W- Cooper. ,.
HOUS cause, yesterday; 7. 0‘“ the P05“ pastor or the Grace Ba list church, . .
tread. at Gracie street, and was dcs- attended the servxces a the church
0f troyed. . ‘yesterduy morning and occupied the
rostrum. ' he did not preach.‘ ,The
morning as well as the evening ser-
' .mons were, delivered by Rev. L. G.
mite Bennett expems to Open hi-q producer. was in an accident on Sat-.Nichols. of Fall River, Masg.
street urday afternoon on Mantleld avenue} Once more did Motorcycle >Patrolf
‘- "i‘he big" l‘ouring car Emdmn "3"": man Charles L. Thorpe spend Sunday
’ [to avoid :1 smaller car, and tipped over morning at the church to prevent
It. and Mrs. Pitt and family have 2 on its side. The disc wheels. springs. ‘possible trouble. But everything
V running boards were was quiet, according to his report
can Hrs. Robert Jose-loyalty
‘- from the Second district to the fenders and
The Higginm Manufacturing Coin-l
:3;- barse. No. 4, cleared the local
John Armour of Foster Park is put. _ . . ,
“titan addition on I his residence A gl'f‘flt nulnbcr of ”mud residents
Mile] Holly and family have mov-
Donsld Ridduman has returned to afternoon. the only protection being
“m- home. 10 VVinileld street. :lrm- n a few umbrellas
. Ito days‘ vacation spent out of town.
"inc. Cohen or Fcnwiok street has 77-- again in good shalpe 3;S:<h:djt‘lj.atsl\‘:r\:
m ' 'I'O cs were SQ‘CUI‘E‘. , {13M .
I. d to hm home after spending the noisy out again, and to stay this time, ’ Frederick Kaiser ot‘ Main street was
. ' ‘ end.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daugherty ‘—'— . . . _;
have moved from the Second district It ‘5 probable that a. “omen S u"
5' m. Marvin Beach. ”‘
. , -..S:1tur(luy and yesterday in town with
The rainy week end ”put a crim’p" match would bccome a reality. The
in the plans of man\‘ local peopll. who Misses Ann Mathews. Madge Seixas,
had been anticipating a trip out of and Lucio. Turner have already signed
After spendin the work and , f- ' lorted at 53300.
as the guest ot’grelativcs. Mrs. A;- F.’ T“? nominating committee 0f the '1 "
Schwarzenberg of Bridgeport .has 1.“ club met on Friday evening. ayl'
blood poisoning in his foot, is reported 5"" 50"”“3”, C' A' Ne‘Vhom‘ ”ms"
cau-
cuses are to be held tomorrow own-
d..],. prize donutcd by M r. and Mrs. Hark- ' insxdc rather than go out in the rain.
gates will be elected to the 0011\‘clltion"‘“"‘ Cliilrln-n‘s (lance. 12—15. won by
.lrsA o" .v .
wasthe topic on which the lCL-V Jfrw "mm“ “‘0" by Miss Josephine Gal- 1““ H‘“'~"' °" sepmmb" 12 and 13'
morning service at the Adu-nt Chris- on by Mr. and Airs. M. A. Parkin.
sermon ,u ‘
the
of
_ . sky. C. S. so, St. Joseph’s church Con-
ulld- _ ,l . . . . .' .
ing. and expected to have it finished ROTON POINT ' -“a3' Ark, Rey. 1" Joseph Wrenn. 0'
shortly. so that she will have shelter ’
position atfrunion at the park.
as a repre oqicefi ill t k l The election of Lady of Consolation church, Mt. Car-
. 7 w a e
manure of his firm. the Babcock p“
Printing Press Compftny. of New Lon-
h t k “'13 schedu'ed for today w s 1 EDGE‘VATER‘ N. J" Aug‘. 28--
n .as 3 en up a. 051- ‘ ‘ ' , " . :1 ounce. Authorities investi atin the kill S
stun in the Home Bank and .13.“. led on Saturday by- the new York po- g 3 ins
O
- . . .- ’ mana e‘. in Clin ' . -
Holly motored Hip Sing Souety, a branch of the g | es home last Sat ‘
Men, in Ridge-
of Maple avenue.
1:: the Locust. Hm district. has return-
liege, James Brennan, manager of the‘ Mrs. Cline was still at her parents’
.
rjorle m1- On TueSdaY niSht a horn and b
Sp‘é'fidmg a dsnce will be held. The balloon
I. Gm with Master Everett Grout m" be one similar to
__:__.
Volunteer Fire Com- asols will be given to th
ime" fair confetti to 1hr men.
is month. and'the Septembor 5th
The Will be held. 0n
1 - . .
- grounds. I (no step “MC“ V»
.. 'omheqtra Of Darien Will l ll.l to l'( con;
Dom-d on Sat- her 8th the novelty
am;- be when the best ‘all ar
at a later date. n . test will lm hell. S” - ~ -‘ ' K ' .
m2... 23;: l .g us; 33:22:35: ~~ ‘ 39‘9“ t“
”of Stamford. A good Proud sizes of the-cups varying. VIC . _-
-- at the game. ‘ VA 77 21
ee Burn Golf clull xv ‘
‘ as broken
“Saturday night or w: .. Sun—
‘Vernl
I‘clf slinky,
t°nnis cvenin
rullhor . time.
t d n. The
5‘ by Tr‘ , ' '
_ Great, al’fic Sentinel Wan
., pear for trial tonight at 7 o'clock.
A Reo automobile, oiv‘aed' by A. W.
o!
with , ._._....__ .
A new Pierce-Arrow touring car.
owned by Henry Kolker. lng movxe
broken.“The car waS'f towed to But“ made to First District headquarters,
'ler‘s Garage, on the POSt road. land the members of the congregation
‘ were i‘éry orderly—r
, . it
took part in a game “r beach hallj 3:33:13:- 11:15:13? Zgrizianc}:::§1}ilers (if
played WSWW‘W at crescent Beach. 2the congregation insist that he has.
, : . . , . At any rate, Rev. Mr. Cooper attend~
Fishing continues olfllm litll Island ed the services, sat on the rostrum,
and kepgaquiet at the morning serv-
. ices yesterday.
WES TPOR T .
their Doc-k. Yesterday a number stood out
in the rain. and fished contentedly all
The two floats at Pine Point were
it is hoped. is visitor in Saybrook over the week
(“'0‘ “is tournament will be hel‘dl it; 216:1:- , But-kc Donnelly and Allan Hether-
. turc. It was announced in >i 2. lingtou or The Bronx, New York. spent
eral entries ,could be scoured, the.
3 friends.
, d will do so Willard S. Adams of State street has
““7 and ‘t is expecte more said his Ludlow road property to Mrs.
in a low days. i
-Floroncc Picknell. The price was re-
horn
Joseph I. leason has purchased an
' 7 - ‘ . e . ..‘ l of . -
23mln.tllr;lo0222;221:125“?A3222: }fol— acre ot_l:.md at Compo Beach from
A . ~ . ' .
Plucz. lows: For President: S. A. Swenson. Irs Gilbert ‘V Hutcof Compo street
with For vice—president: Harry McLaclllan. .101. 51'000'
. . 7 , . . The Democratic caucus will be held
men 1. rank bchwartz. 'h’odrtd Dot”in the Town Hull. Saturday evening,
governors. to serxe ”five yeah-s. r. September 2. Thev will elect dele-
wfi'o Joseph Strohmcyer. CluroncP 51.191112 Aa gates to the State convention 0-5.?
at M. Creurcr; auditors. Charles Jarboc. ’ ' ....
exerting.
.music as usual. The winners of the t“ thc' bake. “:35 ready to serve ”u“
lucky number dance-s are as followu: that '“d not 590” the day very lunch.
(‘llildrcn'q dance 8-1" “,3“, won hv wammlng and baseball during the
. . . .. . . . _
“my loo Clark ,md l'lmcs hrskin uttcrnooll: but a row hosemen stayed
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Miss i-Iugcnic Newborn and Donald Th” Republican “hep“..(fl 13° town
Mclmclllun hrizc donated by Mr Wm 0110050 delegates to “10 helium].
and Mrs ll 7' \Vrlght Grownups’ can State convention. to he held in
___ NflPllEAlilllNfi
’9
. I According- to the outlook. the situ~
BELL ISM-D ation at the church remains at a.
ideadlock- Rev. Mr. Cooper still in.-
sists that he has not been legally
Feat
.. By “mum WBurgess»
“’ . only the foolish ever show :_
’ ‘ ' ‘ To other people all they know.
' «Trans
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‘ It was late in the afternoon when.
Roddy Fox started for home the day
Bowser the Hound-chased him so long
and so far. Roddy wanted to go home
and he didn’t want to go home. You
see. he knew that he had‘done a very
.foolish thing in visiting Farmer
rcwn’s barnyard and trymg to get-
-one of the Ducks there. Mrs. Roddy
.has a sharp tongue and Roddy dread.
ed what she would say. So he dreaded
to go home. But he had to go.
course. He wouldn’t think of such
[thing as deserting his family Just
on account of a sharp tongue-
All the way there Reddy tried to
think of a way to explain whothe
hid done. At first he thought’ he
wouldn’t mention those Ducks. Then
.22 he thought he would tell Mrs; Reddy
that he had tried “get one of those
Ducks for the children: But he
couldn‘t quite make up his mindto.
heart he knew it wasn't true. He had
tried to get one of those Ducks for
himself. ' . .d
As he drew near the home in the
2.2.22. 1%.;
_ do this because. right down in his There he joined Mrs. Hedda! and
the four young Foxes, huntmg
for Meadow Mice
‘ucs
).
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Old Pasture he kept stopping. He
(let his breath. “that looks like a
be cool
white feathers all about the entrance
home. «
Reddy. "knowing that i had led
Bow»: the Hound for em, went
llie mm“... and Raymond Gray, Prizc KiV- at a caucus to be heldin the Town
.Delcgntcs will be elected to the Ite-
t‘i was om- or u". host ill-"yell on Opt‘lltftl Satin-(lav evening on the'
. ~ '
gun. 153“,“ this you“ Doyle and More grounds of tho \Vrstport \Vater Com-' vote is given as: Stockholm. 21.906 fifth'ltles as 90011 fix pomible t0 some
dawn sluyvll an our" terms. um“ a“. games puny. on State street. Secretary Firm for, 133.com aggunst; Gothenburg, healthier locality.-.
‘ cvvn :1! 7—7. Tllcn, Doro camc to ry Downs. and Treasurer H0111?” 19'603 for. “'48".
~ Speldr-l‘s or- the front. with a smashing forehand. “'01?“ ”’7' 1“ charge. Music was ’fir‘
furnishing the Inn—I‘m" won thr- next two games. Dore nisllcd by the Mclodion Flve_orcfies-
\Vt‘iT
he also vanquished Doyle the next set, by tra.
limit set'
tomorrow. A silver loving cup will .
,lw awarded to the winner. and he will
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”4*,—
l. Six. Blessed Sacrament ,church.
_ _—~——. In» yidencc. n. 1.; Rev. Robert L *
r High tide l‘uesday; 5:22 a. m. and Wall. C S.. Sp.. Our Lady Star of the i
«H5513; m. (D-S-T-). ‘Sea. Brooklyn. N. Y.: Rev. John J.
.Todorowski. C. S. Sp; St. Joseph's
nts church. Mt. Carmel. Pa.,; Rev. An-
re~ drew H. Bednarczyk. C. S. Sp.. Our
7—— {
Today the 17th afid m restate
to of the Grand Army are holding a
e. l mel. Pu.
Eight scholastics were advanced to
minor orders on Suturdly and the
tonsure conferred on six other ‘
.—_.._...____
The three éxcursions arrived at the
park yesterday. but the bad Weather
dampened their enthusiasm. A pow-
.
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The big Chinese excursion which
. of John Bergen. movie actor hy
lice. 'l hepolicc were afraid of a. ton '
g ‘
war breaking out. The leader of the George Cline. motion picture location
was recentlv urday . today searched for a. myster-
kmed. and the police are afraid to let mus 9'" “'1‘“ it is believed' “mes?“
the (311721956 mingle together in large the shooting. The police described her
number; as a tall slender. blonde. about 18 '-
' years old. i
dancing pavnmm has announced the home today. and it was reported she -
following specianjes for this wet-k: was in a state of collapse. As soon
' alloon as her health permits the authorities
dance plan to examine her further concern-
that held on log the attacl’i upon her by Bel-gem",
night will b? which Cline claims was the reason
knownflas special night. OMal par‘ .for the killing: V
6 ladies and‘ \ m .
Beginning With IXTERNATIONAIALY KNOWN
the dancing contests ARTIST DEAD
September 3th the
ill be held: the \vin- RICHMQATD- va" Aug. 28,—Arthnr'
6”] the om in: (fun. On September Dawson. internationally known artist.
“PM U‘ ‘ n. noned waltz will lie-”1196 here. last night, aged 65 years.
. l. Nutrmllcr 7th the novelty His portraits include studies or a.
\vhlle‘ on Semen» number 0’ prominent Americans.
_ fox trot. and the I
on September‘ 9th.
ound dancing con-
July 3rd. Thursday
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(V ,wnltz will l-t icid.
great win d~up
R0 WA YTON
" The Republican
.m the Hose
For Your Home
"All The 7
ca'ucus will be held ' I
company hall. tomorrow" “ ' 7 >' »- _ I“ ” j‘
. A. J Collins-Co.
t I. V
g at 8 o’clock, daylight saving
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Good Results; ‘ dVertisemgnt 33158:
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feather from one ofI those 11);:ng :mgggfin
t. as 8 es . -
gin? 61:11:32?- 30:: Ducts. . At least sight of those feathers and the finell- ,
it was a feather from :1 Duck. and oIVLDucknmade him hungrler stil . k
Roddy knew of no other «Ducks wonder if Mrs, Roddy had 3 Elle
Roddy went on. He found another also,” thought Roddy, but he. new
‘5 festher. This was becoming very in- that; he would u
terestin . He reached a place where knew that it would _
g pee out and see the en~ to steal another Duck, for .now
trance to his one. Reddy swallowed Bowser was at‘home, and. besides}:
bud and blinked'his eyes at what‘he lira. Brown was i surelyhsveloeke ._
saw. Scattered about were many ilp figs: £22k“;
. . n
white feathers. Yes, sir. there were ongnanthe turned his back on those
to that. home. No one was to be seen. feathers and made his way down to
for Mrs. Reddy and the four young the Green Meadows. 2.
Foxes had gone down to the Grier; giro. gods)? girl Mggzaéoglriceyoxg ,
t i . oxen 11 mg r .
Meadows. Reddy walked over 70 not: a word was solidi about Duck?”
“ ’1' some folks 'tact, Mrs. Roddy i n't even as no
hsdlthlxai’k: 33132:: dilsnn‘er," muttered £11330 he bushfire}?f 51° long. For that
' ' til tercd. Those . e y was on u ..
giggiringoi‘ds trill? while story; He he did Wish that he might have incl is
understood the whole thing. “Mrs. taste of that Duck! .
(Wt. 1922. by '1'. W. Burgess)
er to Fame:- Brown’s to find out ’ ”The next story: “The Young Foxes
still I had gone there in the first Visit the Smiling Pool."
.“She discov-
hadn't found a ood excuse and he place,” thought'Redd .
did so dread hnvfng to listen to bits. cred those Books on
Beddy’s sharp tongue. The IESttume ‘wiahhholzso?
h t is once an is ,
igmstgggeed ignites”: gel-e, dread- was perfectly safe for her to catch
ing to go on he caught sight of some- one. > h ’c
' V ’ ' ' the aim tact-5.. I guess now so won W
fithiswmte off to one side in {savagesnything to say to me.’ Reddy.
It . I u - ‘ d. _
As I live," exelalmed Roddy un “13:: Roddy had had nothing to eat; _
the night before and
was hungry. The
She brought it *home to the
r dare ask. Ho
e useless to try
But, oh; how he did
ste of one!
There he joined
she knew that
one end Farmer Brown
own in the cornfield it
l
oil. «
In
But, oh, how
1 Hall. on State street, Tuesday evening. '
DRYS IJOSEWIT'IN S‘YEDEN. _ 1.013;.1116 Sui!) .
STOCKHOfifigAgE' as .(ésaocintedvillq
'l‘ho finals for ”K. Junior Cup of the pulllirzm ‘ Congressionul. .Svnatorial. Press).-The "dry?" ace in to have lost
.lslullvl. we-rc ilt'lzllll on Sunday but, County. State and Pro‘mte convex-1‘ the day in the. Swedish prohibition nounced On his return here
rd (‘llllcng’lh'l "h“? 55'? could not he. llnisllr-d. To “0"5- .
will bf hold in Con '3 - 1 .\\'ill tlu- cup. :1 Mayor must win lilrcv‘ .. , ~———~u—
lmunl " “I” til? Lots. Junior llcm- cnmv “iihin "H Um ("zll‘lli'VIll of the Compo Engine
election of delegates to the conventirm “C“ of winning the cup, as he “-0“ ”1,. Company. No. 2. and the Pioneer
_ , and 846.536 against.
10 be held 0,, Scptrmhor 6th, a work llrsl two sets, 9—7. and 6—2. The first Hook and Ladder Company, Lo. 1.
S
miners were
miner... at Herrin,
near which a‘ifinumber
' slain in June. ,
Among the principal fientcrs, the. Herrin and expected to transfer
against: Reining-
borg'. 3.634 for. 12.525 against; Mal-
r
from‘
. Plebiscitc. according to the latest Illinois that he would sell the holdings
provisional returns available. The of the Southern Illinois Coal Company
figurestissucd today are 772,747 for in Herrin within a flew days.
Mr. Lester said he had enough of
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