l-LtRDAY. AUGUDT
. EsTAURANTS
INNS
ll ZACHES
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you will find at the Circle Inn.
If .you enjoy a respectable
come to
CIRCLE ”INN
DARIEN— NEW CANAAN ROAD, DARIEN
‘A comfortable dining room with
. ex-
cellent serVIce at moderate prices is what
All poultry, milk, vegetables, etc, are
fresh,—com1ng direct from our own farm.
room, where food, cooking and service are i I
of the hlghest order—we invite you to
THE CIRCLE INN
Harry Denna, Prop.
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' E hrdially Invite the People of Norwalk and Vicinity to Partake of Their
Next Shore Dinner at
CHAMP’S FARM E
(BLACK ROCK SECTION OF BRIDGEPOBT)
f l_-: ‘lil. CHICKEN, STEAK AND FISH DINNERS SERVED $1 50
' in s l’. NI. AT '
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TELEPHONE NOBLE 300
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~.l l .\“'AY FROM THE HEAT. THE RISK OF T1115 CITY. AND THE CRO“'DS
COME TO COMPO
THY-Z FINEST BEACH ON THE CONNECTICUT SHORE
' 73l’13ITr1.I. RIDE
:\ ( ‘rood Dinner at THE PAVILION .
l:l‘<T.\I'RANT A LA CARTE
TELEPHONE \VESTPORT 305.
BEACH
A COOLING. DIP
CAFETERIA
THERE’S TWO-FOLD SATISFACTION IN
E- PRICES
.Lifill’T
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IN THE CENTER OF DANBURY
Visit Us When In Town And Go Away Happy
\ ml R .NL'W‘ ('AFETERIA SOL" “ILL FIND THE BEST FOOD AT REASONABLE COST
Hotel Green
DINING AT THE
THE FOOD l
19 GREAT ‘
0‘5. COX SAYS fl Sci-2.13.1223.-.
‘ SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. :.-—ci~.ies'
, , of the Pacific northwest arr: plan-l
‘yning to welcome the six United
[States army fliers when they end
'ihcir {light around One globe at
; Sand Point, here. According to ad-
l-r-r of Commerce from “'ashlngton
.1“ it’lthSCtI-S GOVCI'? ll, c. the flier: will arrive here
1 . , ‘ 1
3w! KHSVVCI'S ProteStig'gfig” August 15 and stay three
«.3 “UN". Flvnn Over? By ending the flight here rather
' lthan at Santa Monica. Cal.. where
imitwl!‘ Ithe planes hopped off for Seattle.
2 x, twenty days will have been cut irom
.-. - ~Um, L‘o). 10-9 the time the official flight occupied.
' 1‘ f‘ i 13' to the pro- ! This time was spent flying here from
r E‘ .ULn u? “bod“; Santa Monica and in making read)‘
-1 at llutland.‘ to lenx'e here. The pluee left
members 0‘ 3 Santa Monica March 17 and loft
‘- Until-“8 “V0 35' here April 6.
.~ L'~'.‘l‘Lil. The xovn
E, stand taken by
7-2j}';‘,if‘a°,,m:§§ 3:3 New Haven Riflernen
~ Win Championship
_-zr.<‘ tram GOV-f
‘ 115-. in“ arrested?
\VASKINGTON. Aug. 2. —- The
Quinniplac Rifle and Revolver Club
I fices received by the Seattle {Sham-l
Massachusetts
“ -- party com-l
.24.. (ju‘m-rn' :- Cox
(“’1‘ 0,!out door small bore championship
’ my“ no? lxusc oc— i of the United States for 1924. it was
.announced today by the National Ri-
. -.~ 2.} 22.: C. U“ parii-v'fl" Association. The are men team
r . .3 ,1” 1mm“ island 5 dropped only twenty-nine points in
‘ “ two hundred shots for a team total
of 1971 out of a. possible 2WD. Hilla-
boro, Ohio, was runner-up with I“!
and Portland. Oregon. third with
1967. Fifty citie- participated.
Sees World Chaos
‘ in Racial Conflict
.._ “in made (or
of New Enven~ Conn. has won the
- Eu ..vl 'l‘
F ‘.'.-.’.' of Which were
‘ ' '4 y the explosion
mt. 'Whe-n Gov-
,r-‘l affidauts from
.'.':,“,2. (sf 3 xroup of
E: .‘crs who went to
-"" the incident.
rs had planned
" 4 c Rhoda Island
.21] tint to Reuthnd
vh- manic the airi-
‘,.r“-.or evidence.
‘ in his latte!
made in conse-
caE‘: “purport-
, the Proudence
" M ttcuesting the ap-
" (Jllrg‘fd criminal
.'~ -.; 3 whose descrip-
'. .;: d a: a result of ln~
'3 Sf-nator Sherman
"* ' ' ‘fzt-n staying at the
I " " 1r. Lutland. It was
* ‘14 that one o! the
' -' party was the man
WILLIAMSI‘OWN. MA... Aug. 8.
~L’nleaa some way in found to a
peaceiul adjustment of relation- be-
tween the Occident and the Orient
the world will be plunged into a
deadly racial conflict. aid Sir Val—
entine Chiral Walter-day in the first
lecture or thia year'a institute of
Politic: at Willhma College.
Sir Valentine for may FBI-Tl ‘11
director of the foreign department
of the Lodon Time- and a. member
of the Royal Commidon on the In.
dun Public Services. at: lecture
wutheih-a-rotn-erienonenm
and near eastern ailment.
-, 0..»
i
‘- exams.
NEW mm. Coin. Aux. 2.--:
Compliint was made today to pro.-
ecutink Attorney W. 3- Badde- 5!
' H ins'nzn DEAD.
l . . 3.2.; :.—-Edwin Foo-
‘ t n = "ham and trustee
“Tr-fireman church for
.whlch
MUSIC DANCING
Phone Weatport 3 33
Compo Inn
AT \‘VESTPORT—ON THE
POST ROAD
Service A La Carte
Well Prepared Food—-
Moderately Priced.
Our Specialty Is Lobsters
a”... . ..
DINING AND DANCING
Every night is fun time at the CHEE-
TER TAVERN (formerly MCCWB Inn)‘.
We give you the best food, more fun, pep-. ,
py music and the best 'dance floor on’th'e
Post Road.
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Come Tonight and Enjoy a Tavern
That Is Really: Diflerent
Dancing Every Evening
Chester Tavern
Port Chester, N. Y
(011 Post Road)
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BELVIEW INN
ON THE SHORE ROAD
One Block from the
Westport R. R. Station
Chickens—Lobsters—Steaks
SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY
Special Italian Dinner $2.00
‘ Music and Dancing Every Evening
Phone Westport 335
and Sea Food
Famous From New York to 803- ;
ton for
CHIClU-EN. WAFFLES AND ‘
SHORE DINNERS
Well Appointed Accommodationa ,
. For Guests. ‘
69, She Weds Man
46 Years/Youngerf
DETROIT. Aug. :.-Ma.ry A. M‘y- E
ginnia. 69 years old. was married‘
late Thursday to Edward H. Cacti-i
ran. 28 year- old. Mra. Mayginnie;
resides in Long Beach. Cal.. and be- i
came acquanited with Cochran when
she employed him to manage one
of her hotels. The 46 years differ-
en in ages. according to Burt Malonv.g
ey. marriage license clerk. is a rec-;_
era for Detroit.
PBODOKGS SHUI‘DOWN.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass" Aug. :.—-
The Smith and Wagon firearm plant.
cloned July 12 for three
weeks. one week more than the cue-
tong-r7 vacation period. will prolong
its shutdown from Aug. 4 to Aug.
18. according to notice. issued today.
The extension of the idle period is
towing to quiet business conditions."
J. Emory Stevens Of
On Vacation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens of
Flax Hill reed accompanied by Hr.
1nd lira. fl'amn layer and Kr. and
up. Winifred Long left today by
automobile (or Blaine 'here they
will spend two week '
avid: Bock. M8 violation of a
state law. The prosecutor aid he
would invwe. fie m
"make-pits" were ordered clued do
ter a m by a Human society
, 3. 2:1: home here the (ham Humane Society
amt. But the pit was re-opeaed
We: oft” ”‘2‘.- f_
TH'E COLONIAL TAVERN
on The Post Road, east of Millers
Bridge,nowopen—dining,
boating, swimming, dancing.
LOOK FOR THE COLONIAL MANSION
Telephone 5034 Stamford '
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GREEN LANTERN
DANBURYQOAD AT WILTON
Luncheon “ "‘ * $1.00
Dinner * “ * " 2.00
Tea * I“ t t ’3 .m
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ran-r! um um ‘
Phone 149
‘ Wilton
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“Inthe Weapon-t Hills"
FAMOUS FOR FOODS
The Cooleotud Hunflmmmmm
moon-a ammonium
The Jill-anat- m m I“:
nun-7 nut to“ Indus me...
mmar.
over the Week-End, Where the
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Cooking and Service is Remark-
ably Fine. -
No Place in the State Serves 9‘.
Such Fine Dinners As the Way-
side Inn. That’s Why All' Patrons
Are Talking About It And com: '3
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ing Back ,With Their Friends. '
I T I S T R U E
The Best Blue Plate Dinner
in the Slate is Served at the $1.25
.WAYSIDE INN For. . . . . .
AWonderlul Regularllluner
That (3311’! be Beat in Variety 3150
Quality and Quantity . . . .
Dancing Every Evening. Most
Enjoyable Music. A Good Time
P or All at the
“WAYSIDE INN
Private Dining Room if Desired.
Step Here TomorrOW For A Real ,7
Home Like Enjoyable Dinner
That’s Different and So Much
Better Than the Rest.
WAYSIDE INN
Everyone is Talking About the
Delicious Dinners Served at the .
"WAYSIDE INN
‘. Boston Post Road
, South Nut-walk. ' Conn.
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Norwalk Chronicler