0R.” m L" uafitying rounds for the women’s
2 " ' , " igcn championship of the:I rgifi’ozdgayqv
W l n E l. 'Country Club were piaye ep ,
an” or t e a‘8 avenue and 8. Mrs- Humid “r. Hartwell won
mix will meet this erenin ,
“the church. 8‘3 the prize for me lowest gross score
i
turned in on W’ednesclay. Those
qualifying in addition to
i‘w’t?“ are: Mrs. ‘
’Mrs. W. J. Young. Mrs. Gaye: G.
Dominick. Mrs. \V. D. Hart, Mrs. John
' a
.r.
m re. Frank Gunfiérf 0‘?
W." N. Y., spent the week-
'flhsflhfivea in East Nonvalk. .
m meeting o‘f the Ladies
Willi beheld tomorrow aft—
. in the East avenue )1.
M have been received from Miss ', .lleam
. f ~ 9mm of East Kai-walk, who ‘
Willi: week in \V‘ashington,
The second
.Piaying will begin at 1') a. m. In the
met business was transacted at
’ 2mm of the official board of
L East Avenue M. 1:). church. hold
. evening. ‘
Mrs. Horton. Mrs. \V. J. Young plays;
Mrs. Lupham; Mrs. Draper plays Mrs.‘
Sawyer. In the second flight, Miss
Eva Hoyt plays Mrs. Connors; Mrs.
()‘Meara plays Mrs. Dickinson; Mrs.
Rulebook plays Airs. Hoffman and
Mrs. Gillespie plays Mrs. Ream.
The I‘M meeting for the fall' of the
W’s Raleigh Missionary Society
Millie held this evening at the East;
m M. E. church. This will be aé I '
m w m... l R0 WAYTON .
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.-- On Thursday afternoon the mom-l
W8 0! the Women‘s Alux’iliary Of} Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grcisinger. of
mm church will meet in UN" llllS“— ILUWalyit'lll avg-guy: an! 51‘)Clllii]}g S€\'el‘-
men: at the church“ when ill'f}‘ will a, “’t‘vks 1“ guy Milford. ,
We: discuss plans made for the:
an and winter work.
Joseph 11. Taylor has lit-on in llaltié
‘ 4 ’lnmx‘r- m] .1 business it'll: {or illl' past
The engagement of MiSs Myrtlv- ll. wuli. but is expected home tonight
L m niece of Lir. and Mrs, \V‘illinm olfitomoliow.
MIR-.0! Edlie avenue to Thomas l”. ‘
Mend of Strawlwrr'y Hill .'l\"‘llll|,'" Mr. and Mrs. Gym-g“ Moore
him 111110111161“ “5‘ Mr. “1“! Mrs. L l'anlrly hnvo returned to their home in
mun. N0 date has ht‘l‘“ 5'4 {01' ”“7 > Crockett street. L\V]llCh they rented to
"W lNew York parties during the sulmncr.
Meeting: to consider lllv stylo and
2m (If the proposed hfllll houses at
~calf1’asturo beach nx'v- to iw il‘L’ill Vl-l‘yj
- soon it is expected. according: to n l‘r-
’Wt today. The committees pmu
will ,he submitted to tilt common!
Who'll for its apfil‘ovul. l
iillli
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E Scott Albrecht, of ill!‘ . iton‘nyton
inc-u: nutrkvt, enjoyed at day's ulcntion
tiom his duties yesterday. .\il‘. Al-
brecht spent the day in New York, on
business.
' Fishing: continues with Llliiliillitfd
{731” from the oyster (looks down llorc.
Solvml lm-ul lisllcrmvn reported good
(‘iilt‘llts ot' snapper Mill-s yesterday.
Molly o! the loml‘l Iishormrn \vt-nt
lifililllil’ ul llll‘ lloton Point dock.
A mail brown and black dog was
struck by an automobile lu fll‘ the East
side Hotel this morning, its liill'k 'lm-
331$ broken. It lay in tho stl‘rr-l’ for
home ”time. until (hp police put it out,
of its- misc”. after “1“." hi}‘i“""“” not; Air. and Mrs. Jose") M. l-‘ol'rls oli-
ififié‘ that a dog had been “‘J‘”'LL'1' : ill“ thirty-littll anniversary ol‘
‘tlll ir mnrringv. last Saturday evening.
.‘li tl'wir rc-sillwm‘v ill llnwaytml :lVr-
llilw. .‘t lzlrgw numhe-r of relatives and
TLllt‘ll-irl wvrv in :lltvllvlancv. :lllll illl’
U"('u:~'l('llL{H‘QTK‘l \‘r-t‘y t'l‘l‘ifiyiiilh‘.
S")'\“Il
Routine business was lliSl‘llsFl‘ll of
1316‘? meeting of the "Mnytlnwvr Hook
Anti ladder Company. hl‘ili lust m-nn-’
ins: at the company quarto-rs. cm Van
Zenfll‘ xtmcl- l'rrlpross \Vzls‘ reported:
3}“ €L?19.(‘0mmitt(*o in (“harm- n!‘ illI‘
‘z-‘air'tn he held ()ctnlwr 7th to llzlll.
Miss: ”Runny Glnasnn o7 Tilli‘f‘f'r“?
«first was a wonkmllll visitor at Slur-
llls’lllll'll Gill-lull. lllv :lctol‘ who has
inn :1 at his summer lultlusrv in ltowny-
[1-H for ill" i'liill'l‘ sms‘ull. loan-:4 tmluv
4211‘ the must. wllri‘v Ill' will lu- in Hull—
light Park. Row Work. gllmol: illilm's company. which will
filllll' ill" l’m-ilil' ("must in "'l‘lli‘ llzlzl
'llmn" 3-}le \\'<-llm:lll. who has ill-vii
DARIENd’c NOROTON
occupying: ill‘l' studio also at “(man‘—
lull. ll-nx‘vs lllis \\'l't‘k for New York,
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"first kl. H. Taylor. of Highland 21\t‘— : win-rel Am- “111 l... at the Hotel
737%., spent yesterday at L'mmm lwul‘ll. > Value-.1,
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.3" Amy Finch. of rl‘nylm's ‘l‘.:.\i Stu—3 1i 31.1.: llrpn gum“ mm] that, it would
mull. Lind a pilir UlL Cl‘llll‘ll'> on the Lew :l good plan t” more some 01‘ “1,,
5:11:11 lined. ilL’UI'x“ luxlzvel—n the Rownyton Baptist
it'lllil‘l‘ll lallvl the school ilOilSl' further
away tl'om thr- Sill“ of tilt- lil"\\‘ commit
road. There have been several :le‘i-
illefnls in this vicinity clue- tn collisions
With the pelt-S. and one of tho mishaps
‘cmnv near resulting fatally. \thi
the broken polo near- llw church is
ruplnmwl it should lit” inLn different
location. '
Carlton Ballard :m-l Jam: 5 l-Zx on
corset yesterday sailing ill‘UUl‘ui Lung
Inliulll Sound. '
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘witcht-ll. of Main
fititfiii. returned in thr-lr llnmv on l’ri‘
$13.3. utter camping for ti Week. on the
Howsallonic River. L
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gtltzflgi{;forw2i;? if: “$311.1 LLSTLIJE'? R 0T 01V POINT
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aimed the double header played lic-
Sims the Springwoosls illl'l Nurwulks.
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High .Tiill- \Vt-llnt-sday: L
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Concessionor‘s
4:04 a. m..
George and Albert \‘zm ’l‘ussvl have ““1 4:2" p. m.
returned to their ilfflllt' ill va York,
after spending two wet-ks. with ltny‘ wore {it the
mom! Van T 1' at Old King‘s High— l Pm‘k yostordny packing up their stock
W. lol’ goods [Hill gcm'rnlly cleaning up.
Neville Hayley. managtrr of the
Park. has said that a great many im-
provements will be madr-Jluring the
‘\'lllt9r,. and some new amusements
will probably be put up.
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l ‘ Many
Francis Mills Austin and his bride,
who was Miss Edna. L. Buck. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Buck
of Mansfield Aveniia‘are on a motor-
ing; trip through New York State.
{hey will apend some time at Albany.‘ .
"Um. Rome, Syracuse and other New: lmn Agnew, who has been emplov-
Yuri Suite cities. lml at tlu- ltoton Point Baths all surn-
[mciz and who is helping .out this
1!. C. Jam-lit}: of this town, who is week. will return to his home in Phil-
direcflor of the American Near East allelphia on Monday.
Relief, has dulled for Smyrna froml L '_‘“"" 2
‘l'onflantinople. with other officials on ! \Vhile the balance or the Park is
the U. S. destroyer Lawrence, with closed. the bath houses remain open
may supplies for ‘o‘ver 260,060 ‘1’“! ‘f yesterday’s CPOWd. is any criter:
refugee. who have. been driven to “m' 9‘9 bathing will prove *1 big Tea—L
' rmtcitywthe victories of the Turks ture. in the next two WEGRS. Ernest
am the Greeks. Dayle“ manager 0" the Bathing
, _ [Houses has announced that the bath
" 5.. Buick nfiomoblle, in trying to houses will probablyy stay Open until
W t truck yesterday morning. .the and Of this month.
m on the wet. pavement, in Rail- '
m m and ran, into the state -
. Wlll'on
l The Town canons of the Democratic?
The rear fender ‘was torn.
party. held in Wilton last night. was;
ofl.’ the car. and a. big dent l
9. Quiet affair with few contests. 15.!
7, ' but in the body of the car. Traffic
m Grout investigated the case.
Ll BOYd Smith was chairman a '
- ' . nd -
C. M. Gregory, clerk. * George.
Wm of the car could not be
The fOIIOWlng nominations
made: '
Assessor-.530 nominations.
Board of Relief-No nominations
First Selectman—“f. K. J. HubbLeLll
Second Selectman—~Philip de VVeil ‘
Auditor—George C. M. Gregory. .
mm A. C. Ball Team was
: “an Saturday, at the Carnival
-Isythe score of 10 to 7. The
opponents were the crack All-3
.. The game was one of the -
W on the loom lot. this year.
m was a. tie. 7-7. till the:
m but the ninth, a con»
mu coupled with some ragged! Grand Jmloal‘leS 0- Eakland
or!” the game for the 1()cals',vaitxll»l Frank 1-). Bennett. ‘
Wuh’s‘all-around play-' Constables ““ William
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we re
a
Lockwood,
W. George. who is theIRObert R- ”Halve“, John Zion.
‘ ‘thh. of the locals. smashed i Tax COHC'CtOF—rrl‘Voi’Ld Balloon1 Jr
home run. after Torok had dou- Fit-Fisher 0f Votersrqgharies b
nbhome run blow tied the Eakland, Jr. L LL
mum locals. Tucker and TOW" SChOOI Committee—«Three
m ,L ,. .flte battery for the locals. lizar$ Floyd Balcom: one year H G
ionison. L L '
,m curing the previous ‘
hostesses included BRIDGHPORT LABOR SITUATIOV
p L. Acker who entertain-l, ‘. " "'_" ‘ L
“M numbering about BRIDGEPORT, Sept. Jib—Em lov
. 9 . like! hogan}; mast 1116111: in local Marmm p I ‘
’L 3' Lapham; MILE“ E‘ G' Draper, M‘Ls' defeated Mr. W’alsh in one' 01'
.iudward Saw‘yer, Miss Eva. Hoyt. Mrs. most exciting tennis setsiever played
I:‘ $3. F. Connors.ers. W'iiliam O'Meara,lon the Harbor View
"; Mrs. LyntordDidtinson, Mrs. Harvey;
~Hlitlabock, Mrs. Charles L. Hoffman, The Evening Sentinel
. l Mrs. R. Allen Gillespie and Limit. 0.. beautiful trophy must be won three
. round W1” Iie‘consecutive years tjor possession and
‘ playea 011‘ on VYedneedaF, Scpt. 13‘ keen competition is looked for by 10v:
{first flight, Mrs. Hartwell will play:
‘\ .‘ Hill-
to- bee keencohteist onthe’iinks The »
"in. end mom J.
Lin...» “ting; mime on .e'ricay.
. In the tennis matches,
trophy.
ers of the sport on Sunday.
-————. ‘
The impromptu dance proved
Mrs. Dominick; MIS‘ “1 D' Hart plays L wonderful success and a most fitting
closing event for a. season of much
wholesome
The crowd that attended was far
greater than was anticipated. Chair—
man Stcucr was noticeably a bit; fus-
gsed and seemingly in a. quandaryas to
gaicty and good, clean,
fun.
whether’ he could move so large
.gathering‘ into a spirit of Willingness‘
. they possessed at
It proved an easy ‘
undertaking. for the folks were there
to make the lastdance of the season 7
one to be remembered no matter what
Miss Elsie Nichols enter-
tained with a series of French songs
and was well applauded for her ef-,
Little Rita. McKonna, in imita-
tions of Harbor "View ilappcrs, cupti~
"Ed.” Bald and
"Don" McLarcn got the folks in good
humor with their "Bits of Nonsense" 2.
in prize
The
"Billiken" Orchestra helped along in
The Meeker
in-
Harry Stephens
Irish
Mrs.
Harry
,Stephcns hold the folks spellbound in
selectionsu
George Hyde got a good number of
'5
station wont over his. and Kershaw
harmonica.
to give what talent
a moment's notice.
happened.
forts.
rated her audience.
Ifalkin.
applause.
act. Mr. and Mrs.
waltzing. won «much
it jazzy musical number.
Twins were well received in an
strumontal number.
captivated the audience with
ballads. He was assisted by
Bogort at the 13121.10. Mrs.
classical
her re million of
laughs in “\Vittlsms." Dr. Mclfiren
and "Dot" amused in
duets. The “Chorus Boys’ Dream."
dancing burlesque, got it: share
laughs.
cinlly written
wag wllistled and sung.
finish. Chairman "Dot’f Steul'er
(‘vlvmi a
Ill c l .11 ten.
tion.
The Labor Day games that Were not
m.»
inn off Sun-
motol‘ bruit mm-
The
comm-toll for on Lahor Imy on
count olitllt- rain. wore
(lzly :ll‘tl-rnoon. 'l‘llo.
proved an intereeting event.
’ a mil :0.
courts. Next
Sunday‘will witness the matches for
This
of
iluring the evening the spc¢
Lsong for the occasion
It was a great
night mill the crowtf stayed on ‘10 the
re-
vcr)‘ glowing tribute at the
initials of the audience incited by llr.
for his work in the club. to
which ht} bowed his sincere approvin-
. g.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Munselle (en-«kl
Mrs. Hart- tel-tamed a number of friends at their r
\Varren‘ C.L Horton, ihome on Saturday;
LJunior Daily,
me
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a.
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boats linislurd as follows: Doctor lloll—
Harry A skr‘y.
H. \Vorinmun.
Al Stroltml;
Doctor .l .
l‘t‘i'.
Page.
ludics'
ii‘SlG‘ll. the honors inning to
fill-urol‘. first; Sliii‘ll-y Johnson.
owl.
in (llxorlzv Johnettm caplurim.r
prize and “Do!“ Sii‘lll‘l'l‘ a close so:
will. The lnlllcs' in!) race
noesml i'llzsii.~ Strum-r. llret:
)lt'lx'vmlu. S‘K‘Ulitl.
lilw amid :l
.\l«,‘l.:ll'l:~ll finished Sv‘l‘onll‘.
lsll‘ill:
"l )ml"
L‘llllti-sl. "Hull"
was. in :l
llli'llty.
(fill. it .lmlt :2: vi,
royal or u fencing mulch.
him all lexmllenl holpmatr.
('l‘S. \‘t'llU SIPl’Illlfli (11KB:
a shower 07 applause.
test was bctwet
Hogan. :1 .
excellent ballast, attired in a.
hat.
The mlln's viix‘mi: linuis n-snlll'
first
result wit-
ilm‘ol ii):
The mrn's illil race
was as vxciting HS it was lillmormfs.
“Hot" Swain-r got :lix'ily lilil‘. lml stic~
ccssl'nlly pushed his way ow'r the fin-
X‘Uitl‘ of applause“.
The
:lllORi amusing lrlv ul’ lhv day was the
Stret-
qnandary ,
as to \‘(ih'll‘i"“ l‘w route-st was {1 battle
His able
and t‘lLllt‘th'ill Sillit‘ at the paddle made
They 5
treated luau} :l laugh to the onloolE-L
to have them
carry off the. honoand they didator
Their last/con-
“Bob" Byers at the
pusher and Charley Bagel-t. paddling".
film—pound baby; made an
straw
Just what part the hat played in
Illn'id ‘
The
liiVil‘lg‘ finds “my: clnsllly won":
Elsie ‘
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the exciting match no one could fath-
om. but Rogert kept the hat from get-
ting wot until the crowd decided oth-
zm excellent
.gbnttle and Bogart showed himself 11
Others
and
Jack \Vorthman, Dr. Owen and Jun-
ior Meeker. Lew \Nard and George
Jack
Low >
erwico. “Boll" put up
master in handling a canoe.
in tho contest were Al. Stretton
Pemlloton. “Dot" Steurer and
McKenna.."Dan" Selshow and
Crook.
LORD NORTHCLIFFE’S ESTATE.
LONDON, Sept. 12 (Associated
Press).f—l.01'd Northclli‘fe's will, which
was sworn to today for probate.
leaves a gross estate valued at 2,000
same amount.
,—
000 pounds. with net personally of the
0. G. PALMER '
Auctioneer
Oflice A. D. Morgan
| Hardware Store. South, Norwalk
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Dr. Dietz
47 South Main St.
DENTIST
l
.was so with little Mr- Smarty, the
m».
«_ was sure that he wouldn’t be able 1:
rbrqther and sisters and wondered if
2- ASaa
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L " Thatisoon or: Meghan
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sléel’ life Blessed thing. The worst L
”of trcumeclm forgotten in sleep. It
301ml: Fox who had been toid by‘his
mother. that. he would have to live
alone. ‘He had crept. back into the
house. without eating his supper-yin
he‘ had no appetite.
frightened and very miserable. 'He
close. his eyes that night. '
Q But he did.
L BYLThm'mfln W, Burgess
He was lonely. ‘
In fact befall asleep L
“and Londy Little FOX-
change‘“ihis m” .7 - L .
_ L~Old3Mothler Nature
almost: at once. ' You see he was so '
used up that not even fright. could '
keep hilleyes open. All night he
slept. He‘didn’t mix: up until jolly,
round. 1: brim-“Sun was well up in
the blue, iue sky. That long sleep
did him a World-of good. When his
eyes first opened he didn't remember
whet. had happened. He missed his
they were outside playing. Then that
dreadful Skunk smell brought every-
thing back tohim and he remembered
that he had been left alone. Lone-
lines: and fright. returned to him, but
he was hungry. Yes, sir, he we: hun-
. His stomach had been empty so
ong that. now it demanded food.
80 in spite of'his misery little Mr.
Smarty crept up to the doorway to
see ifrthe supper he hadn't been able
to eat; .tilo night before was still
there. It was, and beside it lay two
more {at _Mice. His mother had
brought. *him his breakfast. Little Mr.
Smarty ate all four Mice. it was
surprising 'how much better he felt.
He set. down on the doorstep and
licked his lips. But for tint dreadful
smell he would have felt almost
happy. His eyes still smartcd a
little. but he could see all right and
this was a relief. ‘ . _
"I don't; care ill have got to live
clone." boasted little Mr. Smarty to
himself. "It will be fun. I can do
eat. as I want to. I like it. -I do so.
can sleep when I please and where
I please, and there won’t be any-
body to bother me. Mill have every—
thing all to myself.”
He curled up on the door-atop for a
sun hat}: and for a while he really
didn't mind being there alone. But
by and by he became tired of lying
there doin nothing. He wanted to
play and t ere was no one to play
with. He tried playing with a stick.
He tried pretending that he was
hunting. But there is no fun play-
ing alone and little Mr. Smarty soon
ul-
on Lfiw doorstcp and
He sat down
licked his lips.
didn’t dare go far from that home.
He wondered what his brother and
sisters were doing. Hé wondered it‘.
They were down on the Green Mead-
ows hunting grasshop ers and Meade
ow Mice with their'fat er and mother.
He wondered if his mother would rea
member to bring him plenty of food.
My, how hatefnl'that Skunk-smell
was! --He spent a long time cleaning
his coat, but when he was through
the smell was as strong asever.
When he could think of nothing else
to do he went backvdown into the
house and tried to sleep again: That
was of no use. He wasn’t sleepy.
Besides, it’smeiled worse down in:
side that house than it. did outside.
more be
lossly.
father and mother and brother and
sisters had moved, hyghe didn’t quite
date do that. He was 'z‘i’fraidrhe might
get lost.
that. if he should find it he would be
driven ewuy. , So as jolly. round
,bright Mr. Sun climbed higher and
higher in the blue, blue sky little Mr.
Smarty grew more and more sad and
lonely. _ ‘
(copyright, 1.922. by T. “T. Iiurgessil)
The next story: “The Change in.
gave this up.
He wandered about uneasily. He
Lime Ali-Wilmer:
So out. he came again and onccl
n to wander about. rest-r
e was tempted to try to'
find that old house Lto which his.
’ ‘
He was even Amore afraid L
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I“ In Thayer entertained when factories were operatin rtlgir‘
”that daughter. Joseph-’ [Mr cent. of their nominal mile: 0L]
W 711329} was another Sept. 2 the working forces were in :1
.. .at the Yacht Club Further improvement will“: - 0L“
and. Many came to pected to absorb L“ kLL S
Murday night following ill-'1‘ of those who ar
on the water when tl v e 2,. . e at present 1m-
3 t .19. mplm -d and who have not mun .
“W... Inliiifli‘éifal"ylfl}l °F Wm 0'?
_ , £82m Is forecast by the state of busi-L
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a considerable num—
L‘ will? those that ‘ —“—‘-—-——-——-—-
”fifififisv are Now ”New WW"! Heavy Taxi ems.
l‘ during file It is estimated that more in . 1
Especimy million dollars ' . .1
b is there; taxicab iii;
Select the L ‘
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VICTROLA a.
,7 In richness. beauty-
tiesz the new Simmons
359119 of the greatest 2b .
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