. Visit In New flown with her sister
3 heath with more and more interest.
"1 find which has been lying off Greens
‘ WNORWALK “.1“ during-The coming season. ~ . _
——
. a. regular weekly meeting or the
In: Avenue I. 8. church Roys' Clair
him be held this evening at the
flux-eh.
in Rowayton was sold Saturday by
Mrs. Leila Mosser to M. Josem ot‘ Nor-
walk. The deal includes a dwelling
owned by Mrs. Fannie Crockett and
the store now occupied by the People's
Grocery company. situated on Boway-
ton avenue and McKinley street. The
store for, several years was con»
ducted by the late Charles H.3Guider.
and has been known as Guider's cor-
:wr. The selling price was -in the
neighborhood of 815.00%,
Ralph We“ has resumed the - ' ‘ . ht
‘ m trick on the drawhridge after )lrs. Herbert 33%?” and daug er,
. m “Inf of this duty. while Charles 01‘ Norlhfstujlflford ”WEE? .‘ifitors .m
3 It.“ mmwmed'the duties of Dori?“ 57%!“ "5'75”"5 ‘1
Mme bridge tender.
l 1
-_ The tug 1km it... “'heeler came
:Into the local harbor last night with
-’ the large. John E with a11load of
and lerishop &. Lynes.’ and towed
down the barge H. B. No. 56.
Now that the sale of the Call‘ Pas-
; mallet of matters of particular
W to m Kermit rcsiucms will
may be before the meeting this
1mm of the Common" council.
mu m Submit «’5 core ave-
not H! mm tor a .two weeks'
“i also will her aunt.
~ 3. Bomb.
Mrs. George
~ F u’éfi
Mrs. Simon 1". Cooper, of Noroton.
entertatined her niece, Miss Chasmer.
of Brooklyn. N. 31; over the week'-
end.
The Sun-lay school classes of the
First Presbyterian church are holding
a ' ‘. toda' at Roion
tore beach bonds has been authorized. 3102:; mm“ x mom" 5
It is expected that local people will '
10““ transactions concerning the Mrs. James O'Rourke. of Stratt‘ord.
was the luncheon guest yesterday of
.\!r:'. \\'lliiam B. Becklcy. of the Post
lion-,1.
The Frederick 11.. a three—muted
Ochooner that has been here before.
. Call Raymond Street & Son.
flatten lull.
—lc..
Bee: light. was taken into the local 0
tuber and to the St. George dock
yesterday afternoon with a carco of
pulp. The tug Theodore Smith towed
the schooner in.
Elsewhere in today’s paper appears
an interesting story concerning the
East End Baseball club. which held
a meeting last evening at its club
moms on Third street. and which
team starts a five game series with
the Lockwoods nest Sunday at the
‘ Amusement Park diamond.
0
Among the events that are holding
il'lvrt'sl in town is the annual show of
lhv- l-‘airfield County Kennels. Entry
blanks are now being received.
l.‘l1. (l'ltl Mrs. Robert Elster. who
liJ‘t' been on' a motor trip through
th‘ \Vllxlc..\lountains. have returned
to their home on the Post Road.
\i'altrr Main has accepted a posi-
tion in the Barton Garage. Mr.
Smith. who has been employed in the
cares“. has resigned his position
tlu rc. ' 1
Crap games have been played on
Third street with considerable vigor
of late and a complaint was made to
the police last night about the practice.
Patrolman John Roberts was sent to
investigate and a warning is issued
that unless the games stop that strong
actionwrlll be taken.
Arpmximately 25 applications: to
be made waters were received at the
A lllt't‘llnlf of the Epworth
tlw Ilarien Methodist Episcopal
:fl1l7l'cll was held last Q\onillg at
which limo items of interest to the
H .lgrlc Wet“) discussed.
Lea guc
(l "
The monthly meeting of the llarieh
\‘n.-..l'err Fire Department was l-el-l
meeting of the registrars held at the !a~l f‘\'enl.lg in their olmrlcrs on the
qumtus or the .liiayflowcr Hook & l'tmi llmtd. Mattvrs of interest to the
Lmldr-r company last Friday. This company were transacted during the
Friday the registrars will meet at the Owning,
some place again. at the sums~ film.-
from 12 noon anti; -9 o'clock wllrn ’I‘iw Forty Hour Adoration of the
il- ~5N1l‘SRCl‘nmt‘lll Plnswl‘xyith thc 5
o'clock mass this morning at St.
John‘s church, Norolou. A mass will
i):- held next Sunday morning at S
o- .601; at the l-‘ltcll Soiulicl‘s‘ Home
Nrilclml Heights. I
“
llarlen authorities were notified
thus-e who have not as yet_hau«le-l in
their applications’ to be mail» \‘A'lll‘l‘S
“I” have their last opportunity to do
30.
Some thirty feet of the new cement
roadway was laid yesterday afternoon,
reform» the storm broke. along Senvie w
'l‘iw
accrue. the cement mixer having ar- V's-“l“ r-Inv ‘lnt \Vi'lm
. 1 - . - . . . m Gumbas. of
tired yesterday morning. The new 1‘1 1 F’Wt Road. l‘larien. has been
roadway construction was watched by Pick '1 Up in New York citv and taken
a number of people yesterday. who h the ' ‘
East 137th street police: station
were especially interested in the Speed :ml later taken to the Bronx' Child-
with which the work was done. it is revl's Home where he was identified
expects-d that-a considerable stretch and llruusht hack to 1);).1154” l -
ofthc- new roadway surface will he (" :wmhh- George Velio. Sometirnoi
Tam :ocay. weather permitting. Saturday Guml‘as. who was clad in
. C‘\"‘l‘.‘“l$ :Ip'irnprinfml his father's bi-
(‘S’N‘1 nn-l rode to New York citv :ln-l
ROWA ”ON ‘2" " in a store the bicycle. was
S” 3 l'pml investigating: where
£310 More)“
Final cone- ”T“ v s .
3.113» George Mosley entertained slit- K 'mm‘ t‘ r'
\3 . was lwkr-l up by the New Yo 1
Srdas evenlug with a dimlm‘ Pally. lll'll‘l'l'>. Just whether any (33:93:;
Fl.:*r:"‘- will be pressed ‘— U
Mm “Gillan: Reap attends-d an lt‘fll‘n' '1 00““! ”0’ hp
_ this mornin . T - '
aucuou sale held yesterday in an'ien. g hp youth ls
11=>‘<-sn1so:.l. tral districts. The temperature is
‘ , slightly ~lower this morning In the
Charles L. Sconcld 0f llowayton northexn districts. The shower area
avenue is driflng a. new Jordan tour-
!ng car.
3 BELL ISLAND
i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss-l1 of Wm
:ent plat; entertained friends over the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A Speer
eek en we)!“ «"‘lner guests on ‘ .'
... t of town
.—_~. ewning. last
3):”. Lnd Mrs. 1‘ 3i. Needles enter-
Probably one of the oldest buildings
3073304
an't weather in the western and cen-
will probably move eastward of this
section today and be followed by fair
weather with cool nights.
A SEASON 0?
thousands.
soothes that raw, rasping feeling in
the throat.
wheezing.
permits refreshing slumber.
[from alfour m’onths' cum on gthe'
Mediterranean, is visiting at“ the
camp. Miss Stial and Miss McCarroll
motored from blew York city, yes-
terday and spent the day.
ROTON POINT
High tide tomorrow at 12:25.'
The weekly display of fireworks will
be held Thursdwvevening as usual.
The First Presbyterian church -of
Noroton is holding its annual picnic at
the park‘ today.
_.-'.[‘here were .no excursions at the
park yesterday and there were none
scheduled for today.
h.—
r3 lTil-mourns! the, Emspect, Street Sun-
day‘school of Passalc. x. Irwin we
the park fo3rits annual excursion.
As yet nothing' has been learned as
to what boat will substitute for the
steamer Grand Republic. She was
scheduled to appear at the pan: to-
morrow. ' _
Eddie Young and Louis Cantone of
Di Cito's ' orchestra will introduce
their song success “L0\‘in‘ ” in the
South NorwulKMusic store, which is
conducted by Nathan Billy.
The information bureml 3 provided
ton; the Baby Show to be held this
month was kept busy yesterday after—
noon. It is believed that this will be
one of the largest events- ot the sea-
son at the park. ‘
Morning bathing and early after-
noon bathing was greatly enjoyed yes—
terday Shortly after the excursions
arrived it seemed as though everyone
on tin- bouts patronized the bath
horses. '
The weekly "Novelty Nitcf' will be
held this evening. the dance being
held in the form of a Country Store.
Many practical gifts will be given
away and the dance should prove to
be a most enjoyable one. liar: to the
heavy rain of last Friday evening
when vanity cases were awarded. to
the small attendance the dance will
be resumed this Friday evening.
Three excursion boats made their
appearance at the pier yesterday they
being. )lncnhoe club of New York
city numbering '3‘“) who came here on
sinin‘l. and tllhe Anthonilm club of
He just
them and see them.
Farmer Brown's barn
around the corner. A git-at sense of
disappointment swept over him.
:1 Duck was to-be seen!
' , heels}
._<‘
_...._.
3... w... ,3. 33.13.
“.33..." as. ‘
—-01d1§othé:"l\‘dthre. 1'
Did you ever notice how short
memories can be sometimes? It
really is very curious about- this.
Just take the ease of Reddy ‘t'l'i‘ox.
Raid? had tried to. make him'self be-
lieve that be
late and Mrszeddy might .worry.
The shortest way home was past
Farmer Brown's barnyard, and Reddy
had chosen the shortest way .50 as to
get home more quickly. At 1685!, that
is what he had told himself.
— But when he leached
Brown's henyard and peeping through
the Wire fence ‘saw that there were
no Ducks in the henyard he knew
right away that those Ducks he had
heard quacking a day or two before
must be somewhere in the barrr-
Yard. Right away he. forgot that He
was in a hurry to get home. He l‘or-
got that Mrs..P.eddy might be worry-
ing. He forgot'everything but those
Ducks. Here he was right over by
that barnyard with Farmer Brown
and Farmer Brown's Boy and Bowser
the Hound nowhere to be seen. Sever
would he have a. better chalice to find
out how biggthose Ducks “'eré and
how many there 1were.
0: course. he
wouldn't try to catch one. .\'o. indeed!
wanted to find out about
So Reddy stole hack of
peeked
around
and
Not
And he had
ill" steanwr Suagate; The Lexington been so sure that when he peeked
Council. Knights of Columbus. num- around the corner he would sec those
boring: 7.5" arrived on the swamer Os- Ducks. 1
. ’.I’,_
The ‘ Shortest 3'véi'l": proves ’- vnot ‘ the
_‘ must get home as.
quickly as posihle because he Was.
Farmer 3
Was ever there a more delightful
ears? .
of the barn. Reddy looked this way.
looked that way. looked every way.
He saw no one. He turned the corner
and ran swiftly along the side otthe
There he lay flat down and poked
just enough: of his sharp face around
the corner for a. good look. "Quack,
lquack. quack. quack!" came that Joy:
yous sound ag'ain. Instantly Reddy
'saw what he was _looking for. Over
just back of Farmer Brown’s house,
partly hidden by some bushes. white
forms were ' moving about . Reddy
didn't have to be told that those
white forms were the Ducks.
Now, wouldn't you suppose that
ihavirh; found out where the Ducks
éwere Roddy would have been satis-
'fied‘? You know he had been telling
himself all along that all he wanted
to know was where they were. But
now that he knew where they were
he couldn’t be satisfied until he
knew just how many there were.
- “Now that I am here _I may as well
find out all‘abont those Ducks.” ‘said
Reddy «to himself. “I'll never have a
better chance. 'One should nevd‘
miss a chance to gain knowledge.
that I learn about these Ducks now
'may be useful to me later on.”
Just then the back door of Farmer
Brown's house slammed. Roddy dart-
ed back around behind the barn. lied—
dy crept in and hid there. He felt
quite safe. He would stay there until
the way was clear and he could find
out about those Ducks. No thought
of going home entered his head. He
had forgotten all about going home.
(Copyright. 1921'. by T. \V. Burgess).
The next.
the Ducks."
story: “Reddy Counts
New York city numbering 4neu arrive-d
on the steamer Mirmar.
There were two excursions at the
park on Saturday. they being the
Court Calurct No. 49 l-‘orcsters of
America.’ numbering 1.800. who ar-
rived on the steamer Sirius. Anotllfir
exm‘rsicn that visited the .‘ark Satur-
day was the Young: Men's Christian
Asmciulion of Solunl’ork city mun-3
her-mg inn. W‘hiie at the park both
IloalN' guestsenjOyed the numerous
concessions and the bathing.
\..,—~ __...._.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and “'cdnesday: cooler tonight:
molt rate to fresh northwest rwiv (‘s
The rhslurbance wuicll was over the
l..1k~ wait :1 1.1cslr-rday morals»: is now
lulssiutz out the St. Lawrc;.cu \‘ailt‘y. It
ls followed hv an extended arw'. cf
high pressuze now central ovtr
Nebraska. which is producing pleas.
Toms mu soars 1
Hay fever carries untold misery to;
Foley‘s Honey and Tar
relieves hoarseness and
makes breathing easier.
Mrs. 0.
A“‘AA‘
The monthly meeting of the Roway;
Ion Hose company will be held next
Iondaycvenlng.
"in. and Ills. Sullivan of McKinley
place emu-tamed friends from out of
Down over the week-end. >
m lllaa Lucile- and Gertrude‘
m of Bowayton avenue enter-
1“ cm the week—end.
fil- Je‘e Tove. who has beell
mine past few months in Bra—
11‘. has med 1t01hel'1h0me here.
’
mu- reported by the local authorities.
”slalom
lyn, 2x. Y
o
fancy
has returned to her ho
*—
The Ilarried and S
will be held on Friday after-
noon and evening August 18th.
articles .wlll
items included in the
be
sale.
Many
among the
and Mrs. E. D. Bron ne.
nounco
he all lost season. is now
fir the drawbl-idgeat Her-
, Mn fans seem to find
3M1: ccherning the
.Mof the City of Nor-
M Jim Nebon who was a
65 avenue for
out her 9%
. inglsew York
he": slits-en.
eat
York city.
Edith Camp.
”on in ”Fenian-39121116 Public K
city“ erases- raps gt; 11,; 41
' .3?! annual
real estate broker.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. M
_ the birth of a
2.th. The infant has
been
the Harlem VB
is spending
Miss.El
. Hal 1“ which was sister of Little Falls, N. Y..
m The sea ling two Weeks at t
Peterson an insti-
'the t’niversity of India
spending her arm
Island.
by her
.18 31-2. mai
BELL ISLA‘JWJ
' 3 ‘ M
mice. (ha Raymond Street a. Son Wu PI '1 -- '
. T . 1 u ora Williams, of N
alum no. - , city. was the week ew Y°rk
-end guest or Mr.
[31an )‘estuday at their home on A meeting of the directors of the
Ickmley place. Rcll island Social club will be held
this afternoon.
A social will be held this evening at -—— .
the home of Franklin Lynch on West Mite lnslas. who was the week4nd
“cayenne. .3 guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. I... Brush,
me in Brook-
inzle men will
pn: bahly engage in a baseball
gums; and Mrs. Andrew‘lilills of before the season comes to a 3:3:
um um ‘ 3 ' ' i
3 glcnmmed friends This should be an interesting affair. ‘
~ _ Yesterday was very ill
, 3 et 0
Kr. and fir. Harold Lobb were Island as many were qrecupgratlnw
among gm Who entertained during from the excitement of the tennii
3 a. "at Vee‘ k end. {oiurnament held Sunday at Harbor
ew.
Walter Kicgins of West Side avenue
Oates-mace friends from New York ”8715 are Progressing for the an-
mmcwm~en¢ nllfll Bazaar ot‘ the Bell Social club
which
3 3 . . named Ed-
’l'lle ”km-averting week end was 310M Browne after Mrs. Mayer's
may heavy. but no accidents jam”- Edmond Browne, the local
~0mpanied
capital, New
two Emeline!
izabeth‘ Reimut, .
ayer tin-3
son on July
beheld hv the mem- The week-9nd at Edith Cam ' w ‘ ' 2 S .
, - . . 3 . to . l
‘ “them Finger Circle tomor- ‘lilfamha big one with many :73“: . res. , l3
1 at the'homeor Mr; and: T t *3 dam while others will an ' ‘
MMJWL 3 ’33,... Vacation at the mu “-29:35 Uh Y-Bcuare ll No. Math st.
3 . - glowing are the present guests at the Tel. 2978.
.pw boats are anchored in the ’ mmp‘“‘MiSS Eliza
both Tibbits and 3 7 7 1
are spend- ‘1 1 7 1 ‘ f l
he camp: Miss Mae} .
uctor of nurses at;
m“ tanxious, is ’
_ vaca ion on h
Miss Peterson is‘ac. t e
sister and a. friend. Miss
smpf. 736 Clinton avenue. Plainfield.
N. J.. says: "Foley's Honey and Tar is
a medicine that bears recommending.
Litecp it in the house constantly."
Curtains no opiates. Refuse substi-
tutes. Stillson. Powell Corporation-—
Adv. . .
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Ollie. A. D.
Rum Stan. South I“
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. woos'rm 1!. w. DAVID
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly finial-her- U. 8. Paint
on
1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Bend fal- Booklet. on Patent-
lnl Hamlin slicing co.
‘ Erasure ‘
25-2 E.WASVHIIHGTo-N ‘53.
-3, was: 3559 .
VICTROLAS
- _ on Easy Terms ,
Pictorial Review Patterns
3 Natteford caddy '
Every Drug Store No
The Conceded Standardi
Among All Mosquito Rem-
edicts.
No matter whom you live. your
druzziSL now has on hand a Supply
of Sweet Dreams, the great mosquito
remedy.
The univers?‘ demand [or this won:
REASON NO. 6 1 ‘
Steamship transportation had much to do with till: indus-
trial achievements of such cities as Bridgeport, Stamford
and New London.
The live wires of the K
Hanson
‘A‘A
' '
This is a Trade Name for
and quality.
over a L: inch mesh screen out
inalndual case. do not
live coals drop through the grate,
pear. keep a. thicker body of fire
coal at one time aswith the larg
39 Wall St.
- Norwalk
thnh.
Do not delay assume
lots»
,0 YOU‘
If Nor-walk evinces'the proper spirit and co—opcmflon,
water transportation will mean much to her
gross and financial gain. ~
zaticns can do mum to further such
and in so. doing help Nor-walk.
Steamship
3 a small size of Anthracite.
Size Antracite is the same as our other Domestic Anthracite in grade
All Anthracite Reducing Companies make this also
'1‘ through a'3—141meah. ‘
a use this size in Stoves. Furnaces and other Heaters. that have
large grate openings. is possible and can be readily done. ' Study your ‘
follow a hard that rule. ,
REMEMBER. keep yOmo ash pit clean.‘
'stOp when the first signs of lite 8.3-.
Nut. Egg or Stove Size in the manner of
Orders for Pea. Coal filled prampfiy.
.TheNorwalkCoaleSupplyCo.
mains: of Masons’ Materials. 1
Except farthese few suggestions. Pea Coal- is no different from
' ‘1TELEPHQNE 1-13
Is still in progress and (musically opportunities for
economy, on seasonable articles, to the woman of ‘17
‘rwhatalimemjwmsily. 1 ' 1
w Sells Sweet Dreams
gdertul remedy has justified these drug.
gists to purchase liberal quantifier
and thousands of them daily say that
’Sweet Dreams is the most satisfac-
mosquito remedy that they have
ever handled.
Some druggists suggest the use of
more profitable substitutes. but the
Shelter ones give you just what you
ask Ion—Sweet Dreams, invariably.
Liberal sprihkle—top bottles. 135C or
[3 bottles for $1.00- Everywhere—Adv.
M —..-..... ...
future pros
other civic organi-
enterprlsea as ours
iwanis Club and
Lines,
03:33am. G0 HQinef
WAY. AUGUST 8, 1922
Hershfield Motor
:Trahsmfiation Co.
DaflrSeme Wren 3333 York & N... ~
'I-BNG DIS‘EANCE- TRUCKING
15.6 - m a Ymm ‘1» All
A"Quack. :fluaCk. quack, quack!"
.sound .to. make a F91.Pfi93 up’his,‘
— 2 it came tram around in front
barn until he reached the next earner. .
J 3 .. 3 _ 7 ._ 3 3mm1‘arnitnr. w
magmas coma St: St» Norwalk. Pl...
-5 ”103m am. W's“, 9110110 011.1... m”!
l
_ 3 PALACE 28153533301me .—
th‘;
1 ‘ JULY CLEARANCE SALE 1 33;
Is now in full swinO'. Don’t fail to take advantage (3f 3:535
‘ ' M01181 Saving Event. 3' ;
‘ SANDALS—ALI. canons—$2.95. '
\
Jill/I’m
Mis‘Ses’ Blooms
l‘S
"These Bloomers are of fine Checked .\'.:;_ *- in
4 to 12 years ................ . .................
Also the Crepe Bloomers which are so
cause of. their coolness, are a great favorites.
.‘ .3_.
4 to 14 years ...... - ................. 33: to 75: 3-
MISSES’ AND BOYS’ UNION SLITS i" :
Misses Nainsook Union Suits. bloomer In . 33 .» w .
4 to 12 years ...... .‘..~. ................ 15: to 9&3
Boys' Pajamas Check Union Suits. loos»: Zane-3
4 to 14 years .................
x.’
J. I. Mallette
l . 88 WashingtonSt. South Norwah l
Mfllflffllllfflm
m
'
§ Ralston Oxfords
For the man
place where gum} ellw‘s :lit.‘ :1. llrfl'cesily.
w ‘ 1:... fi_.1.. .*;.'...
! 'l‘ in“ u? .; p.311: ltdnlulh i. ;.. ,
f
Ralstons ills-l retain i‘ncir original sllalm
a greater amount of servo—9 than you :p. :
time. _ 3 _
C $8.00 $8.00 Sluil
xMiltOI‘l Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR :-
122 W‘asllington St. South Norwaik
m .
.w Wm,
w"
. mu
*1 «tiff/W -
é Klearflax
_ Linen Rugs ..
A Clean Rug That Improves with Wear.
OurPea
Don't shake the fire until
and feed ottener, but not so much
er sizes. ,
firing. .
108mm: 87‘ ’
80. Natural]:
No wonder, then. that many like their «xi-l \- :
anything better than the new, for hlcarflas zit-:21: ‘-
with wear—become softer and more silk—like.
_ In Rugs or by the Yard.
Also any Size or Shape to Order.
~ Angevinei Furniture _
-, ' nonwms unassusrom:
18 North Main Street, South 'Norwalk.
.31, ml
.111! mil
lull: «ml
J4
O
S3
.9"
" l
Pho e 1
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1.3 ' 1' museum wanes .
met? Sale 1—1
3 Come and see-
. 3 We carry only the mostiéliable brands. Rw “1'9“???" f-
j , Blue Ribbon,’Pilser, Buckeye; ' . 3‘ 1 1
.1 . Caps and bottle clippers—Stone Cracks in
‘ ; Rosenfield Brother;
125 Wm ' 5°” Sim. ( 50' N0
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