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THITRSDAY and FRIDAY
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lsubieots o thigh order.

Itut‘e at the Rinlto

itiesling directly with vital problems
lot the hour. is neither
; mnnt. risque or morbid.
sprightly sequences. unique compli-
l‘cationn and scenes
f ties
‘ plot moves rapidly to its.climax and
3 produces numerous surprising rc‘vc-

1 int; tn previewers of the production.
; dealing with forbidden romance and

‘ deviation from the theme.

‘ENlliEREAL

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kart-m heal.

it‘vlvfh if Norvxsl‘k. the plans (or
‘nl'... Y1 are by Architects R. C. Hun-
l‘-.' l‘.l‘~‘\., .‘ml 5th sv.. New York. It
:s— to he of wood. 20(32 {961. with
«‘\“:‘.~‘» r-wl‘, haying eight roonls.i

and ‘Peteee theatres yestessey‘m
delighted with the presentation of.
"Inst and Found." the 'hew Gold».
\vyn special‘thet we. presented rind

today. House Peters. Pauline sum
and Antoneo Moreno ure' the ‘prlncis;
l pals of this production end they are
iahly supported by e oupublocsst or
I players who till the mutt-vies oi
the attraction aside from ~th‘e prin4
cimle. The evident high ela- dit‘
rection and the-plenum 'photogrs?
D combined with‘the well chosen

ordinary merit. The program It
each. house. includes selected short

 

31‘ m roam
"W’anrlering Daughters," the fee.-
theatre. tomor-
row. Thursday and Friday, though

I preach-
Filled with

of some hilari-

und misunderstandings. the

latlons euroute Briefly. it is a mir—
rored reflection of the obstacles mot
n‘nd overcome by two girls of oppo-
site natures in search of romance.
Director James Young has. accord-

commonplace
in epics

happily avoided the
melodrama so often seen

delightfully along
or unnecessary

:hc play speeds
without confusion

 

ESTATE MARKET‘

PLANS FOR STORl-Zs

.\.\"D APARTMEXTS
Ambit-wt “I XV. Dawson has
work on a building which
is to h:- r-reoted on Main street for!
Joseph Shapiro. it is to be of frame
construction. two stories high. hav~
in: two stores on the ground floor
and two apartments of five rooms
oat-h on the second floor. All im-
provements “ill be provided. with

 

 

CONTRACT FOR RESIDENCE

t‘nntrartm- 1‘. H. Keyser has
started work on s residence to be
built on Main street for Theodore.

m bled \\ :‘th ’n‘l improvements. and
be about 89,000.

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:h: cost “1”

‘t .\t.1'r.t;\‘ win“ to sunburn
" \Vxlilmn .l Lyons has the contract
.tn rmlm important changes to the
! buildin at 36 “Washington fimtum
Samuelslloyt. Jr.. to provide I. store
i.‘.‘.:tl office. The plans are by Ar-
‘ulmnrt \v. W. Dawson.

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Production of

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘00 «1* mm and 08100. wmetoe meet.
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..-'.m in” ”firm .

Harry Taylor is building for
Grace 1‘.’ Taylor I from cottage on
Keyscr street. it will be of frame
construction. containing five rooms
and bath. and will cost in the neigh-
borhood of $3.500.

 

Building Garage tun! ”top

a garage and shop for himself on
Snw Mill road. It will cost about

$200.

 

“1“ ”mid Residence

Henry Fabrizlo. it Snowden eve-
nue. has the contract for the erec-
tion of a new residence on Spring
street. near state. for Jennie E.
Policy. The house will doe 25:”
foot. having eight rooms. which will
be provided with all improve-
ments. The cost will be in the
neighborhood of 87.000. .

puncture-mun
Annie Hoyt. slterstious to house.
Flax Hill avenue. .150.
trunk Adeeco. frame garage.
Main street. "00.
Novotnik. alterations to
Sound View svenue. ”00.
Mary Gucci-tone. frame garage.
New Port reed. “00'.
Conn. night b Power Co.. sub-
station. New mun road. 030.000.
Jennie E. Policy, frame heme.
Spring street. $1.900. 1 ‘ ' "
Grace P. Taylor. trims residence.
Keyser street. “.0”.
Gen Tenn. frame garage.
avenue. 8180. ‘ _
Aug. Hes-amen. frame gauge.
Ludiow «august. ‘ ‘
Helen C. Hubbsll. remodel refl-
dence. Highland svenue. $1,090.
Joe. Levies. alterations to resi-
dence. Fifth street. $1,000. ’
Edna E. Mead. addition
greenhouse. Edlie street, “in.

 

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N. 8. rerguson, frame garage. St.
John street. "09. 1 '.
R. M. Beech. gouge had they.
flew Hill round. $1.600. _
O'Connor: Get-as. tn! m.
Railroad satin. $306. ‘
Number at mile for the week.
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caire' than Che ster).

“fer. Pelt-held park. a. s. ’31.

‘Cirtetflmh Olefin-Edward Met-
_ West risers -
fisher, RE. 601:.

Cobain. L. et sl to Maud Warner.
East avenuetmtg. $31;).’R. 8.31: ‘-
Davls met-u 11.. to Gunner finds

Dom Inulse. to s. 3. may;
art. Issues street (mtg. $2,130) 11.1%.

._ fa'n'd Name
Nominating Com-
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Jersey.
daughter. Dora. 0: Hurtmtt ‘street
and Mr. and Mn. Arthur Abbott or
“'est Haven were
Mrs. Mary Abbot
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Silas Olmstead and wife. of New
Mrs. George .‘bhfit and

eutermined by
t on S‘l'itiny.
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The Misses Isabel, Janet and Alice

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$1.69.

Finch Mrs G. E.. to in. v. 1).
Human. Melro‘n square. 11. 8. 30¢.

Quinturd svenue. R. s. 32.

avenue. R. 8. ‘31.

Hill 8. 1.. ‘to flurry 'Hobe."i‘.'t!1
Soth Second street. R. S. Silo.
Hopkins James 11:. to William J
Lyons. Rhodonolis. park. It. 5. 60¢.
Kruscli William, to A. 23. Deere

nuts. ’8. s. $2.50.

(Durien). Witch lane, R. S. 38.
Stewart 8. J. to P. J. Waldmn.
Issues street (mtg. $2.450) R. El. :3.
Schehy Stephen, sr..
Hudik. ‘Etmgrove street. R. s. :2.
Sconeld Mrs. Clstrmond to Maria
Svalduz. East avenue (mtg $2.550)

R. 8. $2.

Tier-no Michele. to ‘E. A. Knorr.

Grandview park, R. S. 33.

“‘lmlesworth Norman. to Gunnar

Lil-Idiom. Ohio avenue. R. S. 31.

”Wilson Anne. to Bertha Platt.

Ada ms avenue.

“'ilson Point Co. to Mrs. G. '1".

Hill, “‘llson's Point. R. 8. 81.50.

Mortgage Deeds.

Albrecht David. to Ircne M.

Keogh. Keyscr avenue. 6 p. c.. $1.70“.

Pray J. R.. to S. 7. Chesebro. “'in-

field street (ex. 310.650) 87.350.

Colo- L. G.. to Title Ins. & Mm.
“'est Rocks Manor. 6 p. c
$3.300. ‘

Elle J. A.. to F. J. Stewart. Main

street (ex. $20,000) 6 p. c.. $8.000.

‘F‘uller R. Ii, to Title Insurance &~
Mortgage Co.. Ohio avenue. 6 p. c.
34.50".

Finch 6%., to Mrs. ”Harold Taylor.
Heiress avenue. R. 8. 50¢.

Finch gem-get" t'o Charlee'G. Bo-
hnntisn. lfielrose avenue. R. 8. 50¢.
Hughes Lauren" to John Manon.

Hull A.'G.. to ‘0. C. Miller. East

but avenue (mtg. ~$8.500) R. 5. $5.
Keogh Mrs. Daniel. to David Al-
brecht (Port Chester) Keyser ave~

Reed Adllne is. to M. p. Richards

to Joseph

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’l‘he monthly meeting or the Row-
nyton Civic Association was held
last evening in the Rowayton Hose
House. it. was decided that “the
,nteeting‘ next month should be
known as “School Night." The
Baird of Education will send repre-
sentatives who will explain to the
residents of Rowayton about thr-
' School problems and the building of
{future schools. The school board
will ‘ssk for $250,000 at the next
electionand the representatives will
tell what they intend to do with the
money. .

A letter was read from John Sher-
man Hoyt. of Contentment Island.
Mr. Hoyt suggested that the public
dock be fenced in rind he made an
offer to cmopcrnte ’with tire Civic
Association in further improving the
‘propcrty. It will he remembered
that Mr. Hoyt gave the property to
the to'ivn some months ago. Mr.
Hcryt’s letter was referred to Harry
S. Bryan. chairman of the Dock
committee. who will take action in
the immediate future.

_ The election of officers will who
place at the next meeting and a
nominating committee was appoint—
ed. The committee consists of E. 1..
Stevens. A. n. clex-rrloy and c. 3.!
Ron-land. i

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Matthew J. Ryan. motorman on

 

 

Schubert have been spending the

 

the Norwalkxtamt‘ord line. enjoyed
a day's respite from l:is traction
] duties. yesterday. Stanley Mu} new;
substituted for him ’

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Peter Shand. in, is slowly rccover- '
' ing from \he automobile accident in?
which he figured last Week. Hr: is”
l ow able to be about.
I in; in the front seat 01' the Ford carE

idrivcn by John Adams when it col-i

2 lidcd with a car owned by Kits. Gui
'lhe windshield of.

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I. bert of TokcncLe.
iAdams' car was broken and the fly-.

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Pete was lid-i

R. M. Beach has started work on .

Guilt"! Mrs. C. H._ in Norwalk Sav—
ings Seeing; Cometock avenue (Mr.
prlOr Mtg). 1375. ;
Johnsom Mabel .1. to South Nolan
walk Savings bank. Ron-anon}
$3.000. '
Knon Emil A., to Central Trust
Co. Grundview park (2). 83.000. 1‘
Knorr Emil A.. to Michele Ticrnmi
Grendvlew (ex. 83.000). 6 p. c.“
82.80“.

Mot-rill M. I). to South Norwalk
Trust Co. Raymond terrace, 8600.
Puller-inn Senators et tax to Grew~
Flore. lion-art! street (ex. $2.750), 6
p. 0,. 81.600. 0

Pam Albert. to Boulh Nomlk
Savings built. Old King's Highwu.
310,900. g

Roddy C. it. ct sl to People's
Trust Co.. Maple avenue, “Ml.
anlduz Maris. to Margaret M.
Fconeld. Esst avenue (ex. 82.550). 0
p. 9.. ".000.

Ringetvsld Christina. to Wilbur
Glut-gen tr., Kellogg street (2). ll :1. c.,
34.50“. .

Wilson Point & Co. to Ridgeileld
asvlngs bank. Wilson Point rand. B
p. c.. $15,000.

\Veed Helena 8.. to Conn.. l'itg.
1e Title Guarantee 0).. Wilson's PL,
0 1-‘2‘p. c.. ”0.000.

Quit. Claim Deeds.
Gcichell Edna. to C. A. Magce. jr..
et nl. ‘

Melodie Edward. to on: Chris-
tianson. West Rocks‘ Manor.
Stewart I. J.. to A. 8. Been.
Releases of Mortgages.
Burchsrd Luneite R. est to Wil-
son Point Co.
Belts Ads 8., to s. 1. Stewart. New-
town pvenue.

‘ Bedlent D. l".. to Helena H. weed.
Wilson Point.

Emerson Grace. to Grace P. Tay-
lor. » -
Golden Emma I... to I". J. Kelly.

Harwell! B. 1:. a: 1. Asia. to W. '1'.
Taylor.

Notwallt B. L. a I. Asso. to F. J.
Kelly.

Powers Ellen. est. to C. F. Hogan.
Rowan Laura. D., to H. B. Sher-
wood et at. g .

Ridgeileld savings built to Wilson
Pointer... wit-en‘s Point.

some Norwslk tract Co. to Guns
nsr Limiter.

Weber C. F. at u: to A. C. Deyo.

7 Assignments at Mortm
Beers A. 8.. to Will“ Knuth.
shorehsv‘efi Realty Co. to Central
Trust Co.

Title 1mm. & Mortgage Co. to
G. 1). Warm (”a
-W sub or sale.
Amenddls Brothers to Pasquale
Svinolo, barber. shop. 2! West street.

8993.

Anderson Hater Sales Ce. to Her-
ry Hurts; Anderson war. $1.429.
8-K Realty 86. to Key A. wnssu.‘
Durant, $1.81. .

were 1m. Gt el to w
Byemet d. m emitter“. ii
Well that: ”m.-

sum meson Cd ions mm 2
W” ' ' 1‘33“.
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ing glass 14 I’etcr's left eye, neces-

d attended hilll. g

Gently of Siam for
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Mrs. Charles Lockwood of Now;
are spending some lime:

Great

Troy, N. Y..
nith Mr. and Mrs. Ermst '..

0! Maple avenue.
.

Mrs. Charles Carlson ot Broi'nide
avenue has purchased a no . tort.
model ‘car.

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pecialist.

under the care or a s
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Miss Charlotte Connor has return-
ed to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y2.
utter spending a neck “nth Mr. and
Mrs. George N. Philcat ci the P‘st
road.

e e e
Totvn Clerk Stephen ‘il. Hoyt re-
turned to his home on the Post road
last evening. after enjoving three
weeks' vacation at the Barton col-
ony in Orrfs Island. Maine. Mr. Hoyt
reports s tine time. lie returned to
his duties in the Town hall this
morning. During his absence. Miss
Aims Conn. ‘ssslsiant town clerk.
ha: been substituting for him.

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Conn. _

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The Dark-n Town Htghwav depart-

ment. under the direction of Super-
intendent Charles P. Rutrpi. ha!
started wark on the Hanson read in
Oat ridge. was is" now going on. pre:
union to Widening and. improving
the-general condition. at the road.

a 0
Of interest to the older residents
at Barley: and Noroton is the article

trounced :‘n it the school.) in Darien
will re-epcn‘ on Wednesday} Septem-
ber s. It his been the custom in
pr'swlons years to rc-open the day
following Labor day. but this year
en fidditiort‘al jay will be given the
pupils. Superintendent Fuller has at-
so announcedi new schedule for the
master sum High‘ school. Which
is :u‘ follows: All pupils to grades}.

'ififim "erases-cs. Thoms‘ortha

neck-end With friends in Pine Or-
chard. Conn. .
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Rev. Andrew I". Chamberlain and
wife of South Norwallt, were guests
at the home Oi Mrs. Helen Godfrey
on Friday.
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J. Milton Taylor and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Port Jervis.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. '1'. Gregory called
on A. C. Bradley of “'eston on Sun-
day. Mr. Bradley is very ill and
confined to his bed with s. compli—
cation of ailments. His many friends

hope for his speedy recovery.
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Mrs. “C “'alker and two daugh—
ters of Portsmouth. \'n., are stopping
at “Lowe Craft“ farm.

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Ralph S. Gregory. Mrs. Gregory
ant‘l \Villiam Downs are enjoying a
few days camping on Zoar Lake at
Riverside.

 

RADIO PROGRAM

 

“12.51“, Xew York City (492 Meters).
4:45 P. M.-—Juana Buerto. dramat-
ic soprano.
5 1’. lit—Frederick Rosen. violin-

ist.
7:30 P. M.-—Helcn Rennrson. so~
| prnn .
7:50 P. M.—John Ralston. bary-
on

9.

5:10 P. Bin—"A Fight thh Sperm
Oil." by Dr. Robert C. Murphy.

5:30 P. M.-——Helen Rennyson, so~
prano.

545 P. ”AL—John Dalston. bary-
tone.
9 P. Iii—Fella!) Garzia.
nd composer.
5:40 P. Iii—A. V. Llufrio. tenor.

“‘O’R. Noun-rt; («105 Meters).
6:15 1'. .‘i.-——Recitations by Car-

pianist

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AA

2 sitating “1er stitches. Dr. Raymond; bio 'i‘. Straub.

623m P. M.——"Man in the Moon

9Storics for the Children."

7 P. Zil.—~Songs by Rooert F.

iYork and Mia Catherine Smith of! Campbell.

“115'. New York City (300 Meters).
9:30-10 P. lit—Julius Pokors, vio-
linist; Mary. Potters. pianist: Mar)
Hays. soprano. in musical ->~ogram.
ill-10:30 P. M.-—Revu’e v ' popular
Song hits. arranged by Sammy Levy.
1141le P. M.-—Gas’psro Santa.

RDKA. Pittsburgh (326 Meters).
Grand Symphony orchestra.

tinned.
1:30 P. M.——Late news.
from “Judge."

7:45 P. M.-——The c
8:05 P. M.——"A Trip

Brown.

club.

“’32. New York
4:05 P. M.——"Bct

How to Get Them." by Vivien Kel

lems. noted lecturer.

4:30 P. M.—Concert by

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P Rumpi Norman. . . es
Spent the week—end with. Mr. and F 513?“?- M.-——Resdihgs by Franc
' ' or :1 . .
Mrs. Edwlxrd W. lose‘ at Niahtic. 8:05 P. lit—A Story from Pompeii.

“Buried Cities.”
7:30 P. .‘I.-—-"DDSS."

Air Series arrange
der Hamilton institute.
Beebe.

8
sky" recital
ghinelll.

By Dwith

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3::lrh'rn.::f:r::aragnle‘xxiai-zsrttl:a; sozgisoflan nations by Mariska Al-
33;? whit: “3:181: ' suggeinergfm; drgitiisLtfip-gélzfensewfle Helps." by
illicit? 41:03:32 E?” of the top n. Alnénzesmr. iii-Recital by Wendell

Edward H. .f‘uller.‘ new snpcrin- mgr M.—-Dsnce program by the
tendent of Daria-n schools. has an- Hotel Astor Root orchestra.

WJAB, providence (213 meters)-

7-8 P. lit—Musical program

“$33; m: new (so! am).

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won,

all daily reports
«:30 P. 11.44015“

rmswm,"-totneummeyrm ..
sim- High ’ " l. whicn has been. talk—W5???" any ‘enm
reorganized to an fer all the m:- 'Topici 0':me ., .- fl.
p‘i‘lst‘n‘ these ' . The tune sched- s P. M.——i~huonst AW y Ctr-
u-le' tor the ifiior High has been Insurance Aim!” .mquet emf
enema-om.__mmtng man. will cut. ., .. ,, —, ,. ,. . ‘ ’
sink a and and close qt 1: mo . mtofimifiwl

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6:15 P. M.———Dinner concert by the
7:05 P. M.——Dinner 'concert con-
liulnor
hildren's period.
Through the
New England States." by Harrison

3:20 p. hip—Concerhby the Lion‘s
City (astute-gs)-
ter Theatres and

Wanda

by Frank

Dole.
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children.

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