Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 16, 1924 · page 7

“Wm”. AUGUST 16,

REST“ ['RANTS
INNS
I. BEACHES

ll'CLE INN .
PREPARFS FOR .
WEEK-ENDERS

and. Fresh Prom the
farm and Moderate-
]. Priced Pictur-
{5un Damon Place

21" r! inns giving
manner in
".’l lander wields
“7" .‘lin'i‘nlnplish‘
l' - ':r:ili{)‘lng

* 'x ‘1.» =niov a.
-- lx'lit'i\' that Just

L‘fi’fi-s is thv Circle

~,:,-i':ng the Circle
is on the
v‘nnnrin road in
of its setting in
tho arresting

», ‘iltf‘ itself.
._. xix. Harry Denus.
e m1 :1 number 0!
- the managing of.

. . i .

”0, 7. “roll of the exetlc
suiflmted the
nu pzh rc wovntlon.
he be proud
.‘h-- dining room
‘\’ that ii at once
’r- rrionrillncss of
I,” p .. . .‘s whose creed
.mv {'or'l at home
liliif‘P.
'wlit nt. The Cir—
,,' .. l"‘.\"n for those
r. twosome ,concoc-
.... - , milk. vegetables
V. . " hwv come direct
..,. .. ' ’trttt. And ' yet.
,.. 'v‘ry moderate.
.. .‘lr. Donus and
-.. - «mt workers pre-
: wing specials for

Wtwr.

.* «w z.

w. .. .3

m \lrll the Circle
- l .1 this is doubly
-. rlinn there over

Woman 100 Dies
In llitlriletown Home

. t'wnn” Aug. 16.—

y-‘ l Simon: dicd at
:7 ' . - horn Thursday
having been
lDlt. ti. 1824 and
all hor life. She
"‘ITH‘ for the past
“as in good
Being a read-

md taking a. keen
She was noted
work. Two

1.: " 'nl‘llll'l and two
all of Phila-

was,

\I uni s’l‘lONS
,«l'ima from wool-

'\~!m Vinegar.

\ ...— custards
will not

and
be

-. p}.

e'nnlls. with two
_. divillcd into aev~
ospr‘cially good
‘* hooks and the
~ <‘Ill‘i'll come in_
“word, painted or

up... - ,

* i‘lo not use peanut
:..: may would like,
,m tho roof of the
v"lt‘t" is eliminated
1 Han process doubl-
'.:’lL' a delicate and
' t‘in required quan-
Iiuttnr in a bowl.

:t stir-fir spoon. adding

"' ‘ftF'lll or two at a

' “'llf" so lhli‘k ll “'1“

'— 'wzt lamp on adding

"Promos a creamy

‘rir‘kfii’ than mayon~

 

 

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‘2! , .

{9329... . and killed near the ranch.

3... ._ j ." long fight museum

on... *’ l"'-rnard mm m
“U", 'nrr hone ‘r'

if “‘3 lll .
>. . .333 L’ .
.- 8 l‘ 9!" “41";

___. ,. .. ~‘t7th: that. the pub-»

l'~rirral ford: are warm

1924‘ '

oTGovx-mn” ”H
. T‘TOEINFLQRSHIE
PRESIDENTIAL} song:

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\ .. I f
7T5; Ohio‘s gubernatorial, 3m:

3 pgighjs‘cXpected to have an im-"
‘ portaht bearing on the presidens

tial 'i poll}! the, Buckeye common-'

health ‘7 being the . ’ :key. ‘sts'te '_’
I’w ~'Donahe‘j/chcumbent, is aha
Democratic nominee,‘iind fHarry
LJDam'a},l former f: governor: the
Republican."

Shot by “Flying Cop,”
Robber Suspect Dics

NF} \VYORK, Aug. 16.——Vincont
li‘ighcrn. who was shot While try-
ing to osvapo arrest. early \Vcdncs-
day by Patrolman l-‘.ol.iert. McAllis-
ter, "tho flying cop," died yesterday.

McAliistcr surprised Fighcra and
a companion; Joscph Gandio. steal-
ing an automobile. The two find.
and when they failcd to obcy his
comand to halt. McAllisier fired one
shot. Fighcra fell. mortally wouniL
ed. Gandio was overtaken by Mo-
Allister and he is held in $2,000 bail
pending extradition.

Wife Says Husband

 

 

 

 

Supported 4 W omen ;

NE‘V YORK. Aug.
Allan Merritt snld to have
postmastvr of \‘v'ushington. I). t'..
and now sm'rriury trcnsuror of tlw
commonuvnlih Finrncc Corporation.
which ltzis :t ('npiinllzallnn of $10,-
'HH'J'JHI has been sued for separa-
tion by his wifn on the ground of
“t-rut-l Jillll inhuman treatment.”
Mrs. .‘ll‘l'l'lli charges that her hus—
lmnd hull puid attentions to at least
four other women, supporting them
“at. great expense" and spending not
loss than $400 a. month on one of
them alone,

Guard Ranch as British Probe Evans Slaying

 

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MUSIC WHILE
YOU mm: AT
TAVERN. INN

Good Food, Good Music,
Good Service for the
Traveler in P o r t
Chester

One of the best dance floors in
this section will be found, it is said.
at the Chester Tavern on the Post
road in Port Chester.

Every night is fun night at this
tavern where the cuisine is excep-
tionally good. It is the boast of the
management that the Chester Tav—
ern is-a place that is really dlfler-
ent. A tavern where the food pleas-
es one's plate and the music pleases
onc's ear.

It would be dimcult to find a more
dcllghtiul dining place. Life and
laughter are here. A visit to the
Chester Tavern is a sure cure for the

 

address of the Chester Tavern.

in there {or dinner. You will like it.
In fact. you will like it so well that
you will plan! to run down tln‘rc

' quite often for dinner.

 

 

 

I‘Dan’s Tire Shop
Is Busy Place

Daniel J. Melille. proprietor of
Dan's Tir‘o shop at 98 North Main
street. has only been in Norwalk
{our years. yet during that short
space of time he has made a. host of
iricnds. Dan, as he is popularly
’known. came here from Greenwich.
l On March 1920, he opened up
It small shop at 90 North Main
lsil't‘n‘t. That the residents of Nor-
“alk like Dan as well as ho likes
their city is attested by the fact that
shortly after opening his shop he
.\\’.'13 forcvtl to mmo to lurgcr quar—
jth at 98 North Main street. where
'31)“ will now tinll him almost any
glinur ot‘ the day that you drop in.

; Dan says that his slogan upon
lwhich his busintss has been built is
("Quality and Sviwicc."
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Dan. who is 28 years of age. was
grutlu‘atml with high honors from
[the Greenwich schools. He is n.
lmrmiwr of thc Foresters of America.
3 Assisting him at hisshop is Ralph
Soelcy.

126 Studying Law
Now at Yale School

NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Aug. it:
The Yale School or law. summm- ~:-~~
sion. yesterday announced a ll ..
enrollment of 126. an incrt’nso m' ‘.
over the previous year. I-Iizh' .22:
dents are enrolled in tho ;.,l';nln:'ltl
course including svvcral
prospective teachers and
practicing lawycis. Sixteen rl lll‘
students are studying for Ihf‘ llill'll"-
lor of laws tlvzrr-o and will (‘Ol‘nlllt'lt‘

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sion.
APPOINTS RECEIVERS.
NEW YORK. Aug.
Judge Knox today appointed formcr

Joseph P. 'l‘umulty former secretary
to President Wilson. as receivers for
the Middle States Oil Corporation.

 

FULL TIME.
\VINS’I‘EAD. Conn.. August 16.-
l'l‘lie Wm. L.‘ Gilbert Clock Company
has resumed operations on full time
'0! 55 hours per week. The plant
has been running on a fifty hour
week basis.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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blues. Dancing is a. special feature
cach evening.

Good music. good food, good
service. what. more can one ask. You
will find all three at the Chester
Tavern.

Over the \vcck-cnd before you,
start off on that trip jot down tho:

Port {
Chostor on the Post road and stop'

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. illl‘w' ;

tho rcquirmnenis at this year‘s bu.» .

l-‘cderal Judge Julius M. blaycr and §

 

incighbors to have

WHERETO GO—WHERE To DINE~OVER*THE.

WIN sm-LIFETSAVING .
DIPLOMA‘ EROYAL .
socm'rvegv, LONDON

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‘Miu 'Jeg'C'orbettfil'Ifisvtfio‘
first. fAmcricanl'girl to ‘rcceiv’e".o
diploma \ from t the 1histofic“old
Royal . Life’ Saving .Socicty, (of
London. 1 She is the daughter of
Harvey. Wiley Corbett, presiQnt.
of ,the Architectural 2 League! on
New ',York.“

 

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Bridgeport Runaway
Girls Had Big Ideas

NEW - HAVEN, Aug. 16.—Threc
Bridgeport girls. Helen Thoma. 11,
of 163 Wood Avenue: Helen Kilmcr.
11. of 171 Lenox Place and Julia

TOTHEEAGJES Willis.“ 12. of 1163 Woodward
‘ ‘ Avenue. who camo'hcre aboard a

, truckhon which they askeda rrlfle.
- . - t id ii is th t th . d
N, e W Pres‘dent A180 agartédeohma (Earl; :oyundithe :vyorlg."
Hopes to? lDouble 01,- They were picked up by two police-
d'er’s Insurance Dur-
mg Coming Year

men who saw them leave the truck
and the authorities in Bridgeport
were notified.

PROVIDENCE, R. I..—Aug. 10.—

Otto P. Dciuse of Indianapolis. Ind.

whose election as gr d worthy

president of the Internal order or
Eagles was omcially reported at the
Grand Aerie session yesterday. an-
nounced to that body in the morning
he would endeavor to add 150.000
new members and double the order'l
insurance to $12,000,000 during the
coming year.

Reports or the auditing. insurance
and organization departments by
Col. Conrad H. Mann of Kansas City.
Mo.. and of the Eagles 375.000 cam-
paign to get oldage pension laws
passed in ten states during 1924—25.
by Frank E. Bering of SouthiBena.
1nd.. constituted the special order at
business today. "

‘Col. Mann reported that the or—
dm‘ had accumulated 312.000.000
additional assms in the past four

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' MUSIC DANCING,
Phonc Weltport 883

Compo Inn

A? WESTPORT—ON THE
POST ROAD

Service A La Carte

Well Prepared Food—
Moderately Priced.
Our Specialty Is Lobsters
and Sea Food ’
Famous From New York to Bos-
ton for

CHICKEN, WAFFLES AND
SHORE DINNERS ’

Well. Appointed Accommodation:
For Guests.

 

 

years and that the Eagles now had
318,000,000 liquid assets.

 

 

 

 

 

KILLS li'AhllllY AN!) SELF.

IVA I RV! EVV.
na nt-ial

Okla.
reverses are

Aug. 16.—F‘i-
beliemd by
caused Julius
Ihtrgrnil‘. farmer. to kill his wife.
and three. children and then commit
suicido at the family home ncar here
Thursday. Burgraf! had been seen
in Aline, a town nearby the day pre-
vious. There he had settled some
of his affairs and remarked to a
friend that he probably “would not
be soon again."

A CANDIDATE.

 

.\'I-2\V YORK.
Ila ywnrd.
iorncy

Aug. 16.-- \V’illiam
l'nited Slates district at-
today announced his can-li-

dancy {or the rcpubllcan nomination [

for governor of Now York.

GREEN LANTERN

 

 

DANBURY ROAD AT WILTON
Luncheon * * * $1.00
0 Dinner * * * * 2.00
? Tea * * * * * .50
snout. ‘ ' rsnmnn'r
PARTY BATES 503313

 

 

 

 

Phone 149 Wilton

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

F

cellent 5

come to

 

CIRCLE INN

DARIEN ——NEW CANAAN ROAD, DARIEN

A comfortable dining room with ex-

you Will‘find at the Circle Inn.

All poultry, milk, vegetables, etc., are
fresh,—com1ng direct from our own farm.

If You enjoy a respectable dining

room, where food, cooking and service are
of the highest order—we invite you to

 

 

 

rvice at moderate prices is what

 
 
 

 

THE CIRCLE INN

Harry Denna, Prop.

 

 

SPECIAL CHICKEN,
UPTOSP.M. AT ..

 

We Cordially Invite the People of Norwalk and Vicinity to Partake of Their

CHAMP’S FARM

(BLACK ROCK SECTION OF BRIDGEPORT)

OUR SPECIALTY IS OUTINGS AND BANQUETS

Next Shore Dinner .at

STEAK AND FISH DINNERSSERVED

. Tntmnom NOBLE 300

 

 

 

A DELIGHTFUL RIDE

- GEE AWAY FROM THE BEAT, THE RUSH OF MIDI". AND THE CROWDS

COME TO COMPO BEACH

THE FINEST BEACH ON THE CONNECTICUT SHORE

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RESTAURANT A LA

A Good Dinner at THE PAVILION

CARTE

Tm. BONE WW» RT 805.

CAFETERIA

 

 

 

 

 

THE PRICES
ARE RIGHT

 

THERE’S TWO-FOLD SATISFACTION IN. DINING AT THE

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WAYSIDE INN _

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ROOMS SINGLE 0R SUITE

Private Dining 3601:: V.
. . It Desired ‘ \

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EXCELLENT CUISINE

.———-o-_

DANClNG EVERY EVENING

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WAYSIDE INN ‘

BOSTON POST ROAD :: SOUTH NORWALK :’

Regular Dinner $1.50 :: Blue Plate Dinner $1.25 I“ .1-
Phone Norwalk 2251

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DINING AND DANCING ._

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Every night is fun time at the CHES- 1

TER TAVERN (formerly McCarty’s Inn).
W e give you the best food, more fun, pep-
py music and the best dance floor on the
Post Road.

Come Tonight and Enjoy a Tavern
That Is Really Different

Dancing EVery Evening

Chester Tavern

Port Chester, N. Y. (0n Post Road)

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.‘hELVIEw INN _»

One Block from the
Westport R. R. Station .5

Chickens—Lobsters—Steaks
SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY -'

 
 
 
 

Special Italian Dinner $2.00

Music and Dancing Every Evening
, Phoné Westport 335

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

“In the Westport Hills”

FAMOUS FOR FOODS

The Coolest and Most Inviting Road House in Conn.

Italian and‘Sea Food
Specialties

 

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‘ BANQUE-rs ACCOMMODATED

She Mlnmsr SyncOpators Furnish Music
Fury Night to Hodern Dancer-I.

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