’ » Visitor with relatives
”eludes at Christ Epis-
are telecoms meeting
fifths ransom. ‘. ’
. ‘b—n—n-o
Keogh of. Marvin Beach
“3 week end and holiday
' keley street, Norwalk,
week.
The car oWned by
in. Stewart Marshall of
“Glen: Featerday on a
_ “trip along the >St.
preparation for a. vacation
some length.
mhool opens tomorrow
, V“ ’{of East Norwalk schol-
W' to enter. The ‘ local
open.
\Vednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
- - Smith tOWed a. barge
Into Westpori harbor yester-
the sand tome used in
- Igeing done in that town.
‘ mum Wortmann and sister
1W0 Wortman'n of New H.1-
m mailing the holiday with
1 on Rust avenue.
9m of Benedict street left
‘ flaming for Meriden, from
he will go to Hartford to at-
’ More Fair
I lrooklyn theatre.
BELL ISLAND
in: be or books which will be ,.
bathe shelves of the library ath‘V” 'l‘h may
79v m 9' Hall are‘to be announced “7‘ u‘ 5'
. v the latter part of llfls month.
{Inna-other; Kimmi'ch and family"
.fl'mefavenue entertained rel-
Plains‘ High school tomorrow.
(1 holiday.
finish! dance will be hind this
“the music. A number of meni- coming year will he announced.
. are panning to attend.
inasmuch as the best moonlight."mgin "9“ year. .
Mt! this month fa?“ this week. a!
Jimmr of tails are being planned by
~ toenail young people.
pa rty. All the
Jane M. E. church tomorrow evening
, 5 o'clock. i
l
i z’
i
f
i
way
one during the past two weeks, “135'
. ties tomorrow. the evening.
C Contrary to
general opinion the
.Mrs. Rufus I’.
illiu prize for the cliilnlrt-us' dance. 8
A number visited Calf I'nstnrc to 15 years old. while Mr. and Mrs.
Ch again yesterday ni'ivmnnii and H. A. Schwartz haw donated the prize
jolted the swimming. which. rlnspiip for the grown-ups’ dzmcc.
9|» cool weather of the 1.21.: \vcck. is
«2- tex- than ever.
. Lr
Park on Sunday. Soptcinher 10in.
ROTON 19(5an
The three-master] schooner Freder-
u .H. is tied up off the local INLI‘IIOI'
., g a. favorable opportunity in
interred up harbor to the Si. Hungr-
~ My Company's decks.
will he» npcn. iii-ginning
.‘m m. .‘3‘i‘.'<‘i‘ loving: cups \vill lic'givcn
to all winners. On Tuesday evening
{The to: Harriett 01‘ inc- ‘1‘. A. Scott
Jimmy of New London ('ziim- into
fie loan harbor ycstcrduy ultrriioon
”an it towed out the barge- South
_‘ which had lice-n tirul up at
‘eNorwaik Coal and Supply «lurks.
\‘Ir-niiicsd‘n' i-vcnii‘lg the. old fashion
waltz contest. on Thursday the novel-
ly waltz, on I“rldu.\' the novelty fox
.lroi conlcsi and on Saturday tho host
{ill-around dancing contest will he
hcld. On novelty waltz night a mns~
qucrade will also be held. Gold prizes
will m- given ior liu- musqucrnd-x con-
lI-SL
Members of the “('d ('rnss unit of
~ Life Saving Guards are on .1111)
I Pasture Beach loduy. they
-- 9 Way. Instructor I’l‘('.\'('0tl ;
. » Is will also ho prcscnt and con—l
further tests and examinations. '
..
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113
{national Trailing Ain-ncy were at the
k ,vcstcrdav. The trip was mad . in
Vow-he ‘ par » ' ‘ c
-m 4% 0f Trenton. 5“ J" the paintian steamer "Scngate." Cap-
vino his . .. . ~. 2 ‘
“3v” parents “I ”“1 “1‘5 min Frank Il.- Drake
M rhecs. 3 Gregory iloule- . -
Bert. Voorhcus his brother W} ;gnt<- “s-lcoincd all Visitors aboard the
' - - ° ‘0 Recently the Seagate made a
. ' boat.
in Bloomfield. .\. J. ‘. ' . '-
‘ '9 ““0 he" grccord run from Jersey City to the
“lurk in the lust time of three hours.
a will no‘ he elect 1 . 3.5. pair of homing pigeons were sent
Wm Meeting;- 0'. ”w EllstdtVt)‘: : hack to Jersey when the boat reached
- . "i Association {‘0 miner‘s telling of its record time. The
' ,, . ' . ntes. The Seaga'te is a. comparatively
:mmda:: 11:21:12): 2:22: , new boat. lining eight years old, but is
m: the October mveung ‘ only run during the summer and is
~ " put on dry dock in the winter. The
. Seagate is made of iron ,and has a
fillfimoailrtzléfléégioTt‘ftESE-f scaling capacity of 660. Many local
.1 the E ‘ avenue M. E. church people went through the boat to the
‘ 1-. a. 8 o'clock. All members'
tied to be in attendance as a
-.. of important matters Will‘-
llpfll‘ Ghanaian. '
nun—u...—
DARIEN& NOROTON
. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mlllspau h and
auction or Mrs. Minerva Zil.‘daugliter.-of West avenue spegt the
«if Rom street to the Repub- ,week end in New York city.
We Central committee was the.
of much gratification to her: George Billingaham. who has been
Who hail her clcctionispending the past week with Master
» “honor for her, as she ileverctt Groat. has returned to his
W in the State to, be home )2] Elm stree Stanif .
to the committee. . . ‘ t, ‘ 0rd
__
George Raymond of this town is
attending the Hartford Fair. having
left yesterday morning with friends
for Meriden‘. from which he will go to
Hartford '
Mower Hook and Ladder
will hold._ its September"
.“m , quarters, on Van
Vbn’Monday evening. Sep-
331.. when 'nnnounccmcnts
, the'aauual fair. to be run
» , 1th to 14th. will be
‘ .flh-"will be held at Com-
pr. and Mrs. H; D. Hanson. who
have lrcei: spending the past week in
*Mrt has purchased
J. l‘gglldlng‘s opposite the
”,3gtchlirih. atpEaig children Dorothy
wan rce, rom .alp King‘s Highwav have retur
. . .. 9. ned to
‘Feeta, of Rowan street. thein home. after spending two weeks;
'ipo‘weclal charngesmade as me, guests of D “"1
-. »at present by Mr. r iliam Slaughter
and family ofPenn Yam, N Y
da 3‘.
‘ Mrs. Henry Foreit and; son have re- _
- ' Earned home from Newark, . N: J..l ‘ ' '
where they were guest. or relatives. ’
Commodore W. B. Unholtz of Ber-i tie held on the
launched“ his'Ridge Hunt clu
yacht "Dolphin“ at Mills' ways Jast'
Mr. and Mrs. l{'l‘l'ie'sl'iow wilbbe the on
Oscar H. Scott is hangover-hauled, in
trip of hear.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Meth— I
odist Episcopal church held a rcgularllar intervals from Stamerd t0 .the
business meeting at the church- on show grounds. .
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Scott of Mo-
Kinley? street are enjoying a. motorV and
trip to New London. Providence Bos-r binder
ton and other cities along the Sound.
Miss Doris Kenyon. popular movie
actress. who was the guest of Mrs. T.
)rytell on McKinley street a few weeks
ago, is returning to the legitimate. and
will open next wvck in a play at a.
Ruddy Mulcare of \Vayside cottage
return to his home in Brook-
The board of governors will hold a
._ at the Norwaik Country Cxubimeeting this evening, at which time
which Spoidel's orchestra will rm._ltlio heads of,the committees for in;
will he decided» this evening whether
Steward Frank Bauer will be steward
(in “'cdnesday,.cvcning the attrac-
tion at the club house will be a card
members of the club
‘ ‘There will be a cabinet meeting of are invited to attend. This will be the
the officer; of the prjendsmp lliblel'“5' \\'c(iiicsd_:i_\' social hold this year.
.191. in the parlors of the East are- 5:13 the club closes in Sunday, Sept. 10.
i
A Labor Day dance will be held
, this evening in the club house, Paul
William: Gustafson and other local W'hiteman's orchestra of New York,
. ling men who have been enjoying as usual._will furnish music for danc-
Steward Frank liiiucr has pre-
1 return to their duties at local fac- paw-d frankrurtcrs and sauerkraut for
The feature of the (hian this even-
g 4 lrd game between the East Ends and ‘ing will no the lucky number dances:
the Lockaods has not in...” cniicel— Mrs. S. E. ”nitrous has donated the
aim-but. will be played at Amnsrincnt "Fix“, for “I" TMWS ““1"”: Mr. ““d
iinsinmn have donated
“am.-
Tliis is the inst week that the park.
llJil‘ilil‘i‘0\\' .
evening the dancing contests Will beg
the one-step contest will he heiil‘ on,
'ratorr’and General Courses for girls
( indivdiual
'ment or right method of study.
Six liun lr I -' .
( ed members of the Inter gymnasium,
Of the Sea- and drawing. ,
pals may be seen by mointment.
Printed
MARGAREI‘ R. BRENDLINGER. A. B.
l
, , . ' h , .‘ u v ’
.m afternoon in CommunJhlrd nlgkdt‘ Jnse} City in fifty min-
was rokcn and o he?"
' ”The
_agc. Ly the wr'iiker.
made.
The annual American Kennel ’club‘
of John McCormack. today. . Thisyenr
the entire proceeds of the show, Will
go to the three Noroton
li‘dog show held in _Connecticut— this
has arranged to have buses forrvthe
convenience of the ethhitors and
trucks to cart the dogs. .run at. toga-
o. _
Yucatan’a influence.
Hencquen means reasonably circa;
, plentiful 'binder twiner while
‘ twine rmnkes possible the
iuse of harvesting machines; her-
’ Vesta-rs
cheap grain means cheap bread, and
so henequen—and arid Yucatan—play
important 'pnris in feeding America
and the ‘world. Henequen.which is a
sor't’of cactus not unlike the century
plant or the “pulque cactus" in appear?
once, has been grown in Yucatan since
Iprehistoric times and its fiber was
’used in local plantation and village
industries. But there was no outside
market of considerable magnitude for
the fiber until the increasing use of
l'liurvesting machinery in the United
Hick Kine. who has been spending States mated a demand for 188‘s"
the summer at the island, returned to_ Quantified of hinder mink
(his home in White Plains today. Dicki ’ .
«drum Brooklyn over the week- 1 will enter his senior year in the Whitei
,——
Averages.
The law of averages is matheuiatical
in its accuracy. when as scientifically
managed chain store system wants to
open a new shop, it has "clockcrs"
count the passing crowds. to learn
what location has the most traflic
flowing past its doors. It is definitely
known that a set percentage of the
Eriiis‘sers‘hy will turn into the new
store. This is the law of averages—
tliat. while ii thing may not happen
repeatedly, it will show up. on the
average. every-so-oi’ten. Gamblers use
the law of averages. figuring- systems
to [vent the bank at Monte Cnrlo. It
is a law that should be taken into
consideration in all proposed under-
takings.
Precious Object Revealed by Science.
Science is performing marvels in re-
storing old prints and other antiqui-
ties. Wlmt was apparently :1 block of
wood found in Peru hem-nth 14 feet
of guano. proved. on expert treat-
ment, to be u curving of grout age.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, N orwalk
A school for girls and for little
boys, will open for the year 1922-23.,
on Thursday. September 213i, at 9:00!
A. M. . '
Thorough instruction by experienced '
(acuity of cellege graduates in Pri’
may, Intermediate and Upper School.
Upper School offers College Prepa~
from fourteen to twenty~one. Special
revleivs for college examinations:
General course offers as electives:
Economics, Psychology, History of
Art, French and German, etc.
Small classes give opportunity for
instruction and develop.
Commodious school rooms.
ample
W30
Exceptional teachers of voice. piano
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi-
matter on . request.
VIDA HUNT FRAN" 018. A. B.
,be held-ax. the church tomorrow kindness of the captain and the pilot!
pair of our Eyeglasses;
charged. Our standard of work is not
found in the ordinary shop. Factory
on premises.
‘ 1
, B 7 Atlantic St. Sbmféd
O. G. "PALMER
Auctioneer '
= 0er A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store. South Norwalk
THE WORK
0! the expert I; applied to every
Best of mate-
rials are used and moderate price:
,THAMER, INC:
Optometrists and Optician.
Bridgewatcr. Connecticut returned to:
their home on Middlesex road Satur-‘
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Reading and}
and Grace of Old:
H.331“ or Stratford who
rsattracted consider-
an; the “’asjfingion
~ .nftemoonwvhen
_ H... half dozen hom-
filth!» garter
Stafford. _It was
sf weft; being
emfwo'uld be‘
The Girl Scouts resumed their stud-’
ies on Saturday. ‘
with- a course in
was an important 'meeting and an
sacrum: of officers for the winter
months. ‘ '
wheeling ‘ ' '
The Darién A. C. baseball team add-
v i
Ithe crack l'niversals‘
9. ~. “he score of'13 to 1.
'l‘crok’did the” battery
ifllJIii-i,
Of Stamford by
Lambert andv
work for the
A,
sand \rcs never in trouble.
' There were numerous accidents o’vcr
giro Week end due to the heavyflabor
Klvru' traffic. "The Ford sedanrovm’ed
and driven by" g 91-3 Eaflim
. c. it}? Cit 'ctiaa ' ‘
*2“ we I?" ., ' ~ $639?“ pier?
1512' in ' ‘ ‘
The studies beginé
astronomy. 4 There”
i . , ,PDENTIST
Dr. Dietz
.47 South Main St. '
....I..... 9...“...
ed another victory’to their long .listi.
on Saturday when they overwhelmed ,
‘fiminutqn 35-380.
Lament pitched a fine game
25 iPerWCentffifi 03",.“ .
Hr of: ,
Nowell 69° Murray
CLom-neas a. runnis‘xsns .
f‘TmMen.Who' Know” 3: ‘ ,
mm Mp
..
_ 0111* High .Grade
' MEWS
car was towed to the De'pof'Gire-
No arrests (were.
“awn-m. ,
fie
Show of the Fairfleld‘Ke’nnel club will
grounds~of. the- 92. V
b, tenderly the home ,
ork7& Norwmg
’ m All Kinds
Vinita. rm w
$.30- N'oxwaax. Phone ,
.glOOTERY ~>
; SCHOOL SHOES
Our line of School Shoes is-complete. All solid leather dimer...
1 I Shoes thatwiil year like iron. Moderately priced.
Enemy—4.31.1. canons.
-—-
churehes. >
137 open air
' m e: .
The tranSportationfiggmmittee
* orntonW 8993999
* looks alone
r“yiiw atone. ,
_Neoe_r ill/Iii”
. , . Lesion ‘rma
1'! quite like little 1
‘ film" the!" cunt -
lon‘g‘ t mfi'meandmwant‘to ‘;
thug is going‘on. The!
‘mer' the _Green .F ._
not: the laughing VBroolizand he (
head. first into tin? "
iii eired‘
out such ex-
they were as they
. for Cracker to
You see this 37-13
had ever seen. and
about Frogs.
Cracker didn't come i:
after a while the {our Little
me up watching {or him: .- Th6?
could ’I‘_ W how he could?
My. under virtu- m, but they hadn't
the putieuu to watch until he did
You see this was; their first
Eng Brook and there
affilit they:
cheapen' grain production;
mulls.“ the b ~.
dtod little Foxm
m bed and:
cone u again!
the am ng-o'». a,
werewzmuy “This" is S" ,_ 'flw
' Turtle? 36131“;
't keep Ifiiliiou' .
' Presently one of the: wandered of
he could find.
e other little
him calling excite l
. need to see whet he had
_ o no dancing uround -
cum-looking thing on the ground.
. they mouse. be a max-ouch
i" chldnod one of them.
you called us wa‘y over here
at m’oi'd stone?”
'1: I. stone!" cried the little
0 had found it.
719'- end a head and the fun- ,
‘ ind you no: uwl” ‘
3 “if”, - omit little Foxet drew
on“
to see what new thi
a few minute:
Foxes: hard
creature straightened his tail «out,
pushed hiiI'feet out and slowly lip-y
waddle towards the Laugh .
’They saw now that he
8' risingly long neck. >
y, my, my. how, excited. those four '
little Foxes became! ,
shout and motionlittle tucker, at
queer fellow, but none quite dated-
» He kept: right on Just as
if the were not there.
th came mung! excited mu ever
ey grew bo er.
at th'atfiueer tail.
his: warned him: not. to try leap“.
Presently Roddy Fox came over to’
see idiot. III the rocket was about.
He won just in time to one one of
nag Foxes lift a _ aw as it .
“the head of t at queer
creature. With a bond
that young Fox
ordered: all the other
Foxes to keep sway.
Snapper ti:
TheseBIonses are: odd sizes, selected from 1‘3"” “”5".
.-',~good styles in fine qualitypawn, Voile and Din:
They 3am " ' I i‘ ' .
‘ ‘ . Not all sizes in one style, 17“? all SIZES "1 SUD-3‘? 7.5.39
‘ roma- PM. $1.59 to $2.93. NOW . . . . . . . .......... $3.65
7"oaosusr TAKEN Foagcasws woven NAMES AND LETTERS.
‘J. I. Mallette
88'Washmj ' gm "St-
i‘It in dive!
One of them
.3
and m somethin
“head. They coal
mint" ”m”°"a'h°{f
‘ on or e
with 11,139 toe nails.
and held clone
‘3
ii
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B-
a
r.
i
thine little Fons be- If:
e first one. All
dune-d shout this queer look-
11 uddodiy.
new” i?" “€2.33?
IN”
a! then Ital; around
South Nan-walk
wmxxm
e Snapping
Turtle." said he. V‘Whatever you gin
keep any from this fellow when "you
He could take one “gm
paws ofl At a single bios.
dangerous follow. Iii-t look at ,
jaw: cl IIII; they no mile for
ting, and he can
in: mud like I
t hot. when I. d_
surely would hove hm 5
(thumb; nu. by TLW. 3m)
WWW/40'
rt Needlewor
' Begin your fancy work now. u 3' Q
ment of various articles to chOOs-n
been so attractive or so extensive. and '-
prisc you.
one of/yuu
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JUST RECEIVED—THE BOOK ,
“This Freedom”
By the Author of “If \Vintcr’Comes’r’
GET YdU’R cow TODAY AT
2 The 9 am
49 Wall Street
,—
Our window display of finished pivcvs nil": “13L" ’
for showers, card parties, birthdays and (‘nrisiimis
ton I 110
and beautiful j
grounds otter equipment for best‘meib
tal and physical development.
‘ PERFEermN on. HEATERS.
Just the thing: to heat the bathroom, dining room or: oflice‘ thee
cool nights and. mornings. Several sizes inf-stab ' '
rum.
, for the Kiddies.
CHILDREN ’3 CRIBS 3133 OTHER
We Spcmalize in Small Sized Chairs; etc
CEDAR CHESTS—SEVERAL STYLES.
Raymond;
FUNBML» UIIIOTOII
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FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Better Qualities, Perfect. Fitting Lasts and Lower Range? a:
frices, Mark the Advent of Our New Fall Footwear.
69’ Son
.
a oowxcw‘rn
I
~ nouns: .
To 13mm
. . ' ' . 7 A
so well. infectflthat'm' whim to j
pgfronize us againnand again. we: sug- ;
ge‘sz a. visit to this restaurantgorwdin- '
ner. The spotlesolinen mid mineral} ,
~ glassware. the: (unifies: cocking: an ,7 '
service, the quality 0! the fooiywin‘: .
surely please; you. ,
SAVOIA MAM
‘7 54 South flain Street.
' South Non-walk; ,
' new room
WJEWWflW
7 HE BREW' ‘ v
. . We carry only/the most reliable brands. Rose Brew, PdC-i
Blue Ribbon, Pil’ser, Buckeye.
‘ Caps and bottle cappers-g—Sto
id Bro
e Crooks in various Sim-E
thers-
So. Nomalfi I
rWe? ire Sm“ $13159 give; youthe kind of service théi‘i
, a? ’2 5.9.3951 always 'Wnti’d‘.
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