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EXPECT WEEK
END T0 BREAK
All. RECORDS
Best Season in Its His-
tory Being Enjoyed
A t R o to n—B i 3'
Events Coming
The season is getting better and
better. In every way possible the
management and concessionsires
are preparing for greater and great-
er demands on the part of augment~
ed crowds.
This week-end promises to be
bigger than the last. Some of the
largtst crowds of the ycar are yet to
come. There will he the First Dis-
trict Firemcn's ball Tuesday,
with spccial attractions. (in August
5 three boat loads of people from
Bayonne are expected. The big
Monkcr Grotto combined outing,
with a whole day of sports on the
program culminating in a dinner
and dance comes on August 15.
The Thursday night tire-works
are becoming more lavish. Every-
thing seems to be working out in
good order for the best season yet
enjoyed. ,
Today the excursion coming to
the Point is the Neptune Mcter ('10..
from Long Island City on the Siri-
us.
Tomorrow. lit-sides th': countless
unannounced small partic: by bus.
there vrilI be the Polish Ii‘alcrons,
.No. 55‘, the Woodmen of the World,
and St. Elizabeth’s Church of Wes:
HAY“) l'nlcss the weather spoils
the day. another record crowd “ill
be on hand.
on
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There were three streamers at tho
Roton Point wharf yesterday. the
Bell Island and Seagatc with re-
gular passengers, and the Sirius
with the 10th Association District
Republican Club from Brooklyn.
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Other excursions yesterday were
made up of llldgcwood and tho.
Uinbury parties, which come twice
a week to the Point.
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Miss Peggy Ahern. of the soda-
fountain. visited her home in An-
soula last. night.
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Mr. Edward Knowlton. also of
iihc rode-fountain. made a short
trip to New Haven on his weekly
leave of absence.
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The Stamford |Elks band will give
the Sunday evening concert at. the
Point. All excellent program. of
popular sricctions and orchestrated
music. has been arranged.
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Jimmy Blagriff Dies;
Hurt By Fall at Home
BRIDGEI’OIIT, July 25 (AP).—*—
After lying in a plaster cast. for 25
days in St. Vincent's Hospital. James
Blagrlff. 32!, semi-professional ball
player, died ycsterdny of injuries rc-
suitinx from a fall.
Blagrlf’f was discovered with his
back broken. lying in the yard of his
home at l a. m., on June 29. His
mother had been buried about 14
hours before the ball player was
ifound injured.
At the Hospital Blaffriil stated
‘tllat he fell from the porch where
. baseball circle here.
he was sleeping.
James Blagrlt‘f was wcll known in
He played with
the Springwoods last season as an
outfielder. \
Third Aviator Dlt.
In Hawaiian Flights
HONOLULU. July 25 (AP).—
Thrcc army aviators were dead to-
day as two courts of in'quiry organ-
ized to determine the causes of three
airplane accidents Thursday. The
third death came at midnight last
night when Staff Sergeant Prosper
Moullcn died from injuries reéeived
when the plane piloted by Llueten-
ant John H. Wyatt of Hampton. Vir-
ginia. crashed into a high tension
wire. Lieutenant Wyatt also was
killed. In another accident Lieuten-
ant Charles L. Morse of Lancaster,
N. 1-1., was killed when his Army
piano collided with aNavymachine
in mid-air.
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You wish to clear
Skin with pimples. blotches. red-
ness, roughness or eczema. Count-'
less people have found a way to
end such troubles quickly.
Sulphur is still the best way mod-
crn science knows. It kills the par-
asites. But decades of study have
developed ways to improve it.
The new-day method is called
Mentho-Sulphur. It brings multi-
plied effects. Its relief is instant.
its healing starts' at once. With
amazing quickness the skin be-
comes clear and smooth.
There is now no excuse for most
troubles of this kind. Countless
people have proved that. Simply use
this modern method, efficient and
complete.
Ask your druggist for ajar of
Rowles Mambo-Sulphur. Then
watch how quickly all discomfort
ends. and how soon the whole trou-
ble goes. You will be amazed.
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Church Netices for Sunday and Coming RWeek
“OF A TRUTH I PERCEIVE .THAT GOD IS NO RESPECTER OF PERSON S.” Peter,
Acts 10:347Rev. F. L. Piper, Pastor, Advent Christian Church, .Van Zant St.
a
‘ Store Hours 0 to i-laturdar D to 7
K 'anlI-MUNSIE liowwt
GOODS
10-12 80. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
I‘l:tl-
‘v‘
Trinity Church '
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M.A. llector
Services for the seventh Sunday
after Trinity.
Holy communion at 7:30 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon
10:801. m. The llev. Alexander
Hamilton in charge.
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Norwalk M. E. Church
Rev. George 11. Tompkins, Minister
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector.
Sunday school convenes at 0:45
m.
Morning worship and sermon at
11 o'clock. Dr. A. C. McCrea. D.D..
director of the Bureau of Schools
and C Ilcges of the Near East lie-
lief will be the speaker Sunday
morning. Dr. McCrca was former-
ly the pastor of some of our lead-
ing Methodist’ churches.
On Thursday evening at 7:45
there will be a service of prayer and
praise to which all people are cor-
dially invited.
There will be no evening service
during the pastor's vacation. ex-
cept by special notice.
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First Church of Chris‘Sc-icntisg
57 West Avenue
The regular Sunday service ‘of
this church is held at 11 a. m.
Sunday school is held at 11 a. m.
Subject, “Truth."
Wednesday evening. 'l‘cslimony
meeting is hold at 8 o'clOc.k To
both of these seivlccs the public is
invited. I
Reading room. 57 West avenue.
Open week days (holidays excepted)
(r m 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
da. evenings from 7 to 9.
All arc. welcome.
50. Norwalk Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pastor
nion soniccs of South Norwaik
lllhnist. Congregational and Metho-
dist churches participating Sunday- I
11 a. In. Morning worship. Itov.
A. It. Boutwell. speaking. Junior
sermon. "A Prison Flowcr."dtcv. L.
'i‘. Mallory.
7:30 p. In. Evening service. Song
service. Rev. 1_.. '1‘. Mallory will
speak.
Thursday 7: 45 p. m. l‘nion prayer
service. Subject. "A Cure for Tired
Souls " - .
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International Bible Students
Red Man'- Hall, Wash. St.
Bible study. 3-5 p. In.
Text for consideration
15:12-18.
1 Cor.
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Knight St. A. as. E. ‘cnurcn.
Rev. W. chI-y.l.amar. Pastor-
'l‘ho pastor will preach at 11 a. In.
and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school. 12:30 p. m.
Allen neaguc. 6 p. m‘.
L'nion services at Stamford. 8 p.
m. ' -
(.‘luss meetings,
Thursday evenings.
The pastor leaves Monday morn-
ing to be away for the month of
August.
Services at the church during the
month or August will be in chaigc
of Deacon John D. Taylor.
Tuesday and
,The following liretlIIcn will
preach:
August '.'~T. '1‘. Charles.
August 0—W. H. Elliott.
August iii—James II‘ullcr.
August Bil—T. '1‘. Charles.
Augustall—W. L. Kindred. pastor
of the A. M. E. Church at Water-
bury. Conn.
Sunday school, 12:30 p. m. and
the Allen C. E. League.
every Sunday. .
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Grace Baptist. Church
Butler and Quincy Sts.
Sunday service will be conducted
by ltev. James Fuller and an out of
town minister. -
Sunday school at 10 s. In. W. C.
Minion, supt.
Preaching at 11:30 a.
B. Y. P. L'. at 0:30 p.
Bradshaw. conductor.
Evening service at 8 p. In. sharp.
Wednesdhy 8:30 p. m. All mem-
bers are requested to meet at the
church. Business 0! vast import-
uncc. v
Thursday evening is the prayer
meeting service. All are Welcome to
these services.
E. U.
6 p. m..
I“.
m.
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Mark
Powell. church clerk.
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Mount ZiOn Baptist Church
Rev. It. It. Harris. Pastor
Preaching 11 a. In. ‘
Sunday school 12:30 p. m. Deacon
Jas. Taylor. supt.
7:30 p. III. I‘reachink.
Sunday will be a final report
the “l‘und Rally. "
Wednesday" :30. Covenant meet-
ing.
Thursday thero will be a hot
chickcn luncheon from 12 noon until
101p. m.
Friday 7:30. (‘hoir rehearsal.
Everyonfi is welcome at Mount
Zion Baptist church.
M. Harry Grundy.
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Of
clerk.
St. PctcP‘s Zvengclical Lutheran
Church
Cedar Street.
Rev. E. C. chzci. Pastor.
German service at 10 a. m; Eng-
lish service at 11 a. m. Subject of
'scrmon: ”The Service of Sin and the
Service of Righteousness."
body is cordially welcome.
There will be no meetings during
this coming week. But all Incin-
bcIsaIe urgently wont-sled to attend
the services as regularly as possible
also during the summer monlhs.
When this paper will leave the
press our picnic will be going on in
L'I'nl‘lhttl‘y on New-town Iivcnllc.
Everybody is cordially \vclcomo.
Every-
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Swedish Congregational Church
\‘an Zuni Street. near East lin'IIllO.
llev. H. Granstram. Pastor.
Sunday services:
10:45 a. m.. morning worship.
Sermon subject: “'I‘ransilgurutioII.”
12 m.. Sunday school. Mr. Axel
G. Amundsen, superintendent. Who
among the children will be better—
thoae who lose the Sunday school
during their vacation. or those who
do not?
The evening service will be post-
poncd, as the church has acccplcd
an invitation to take part in a union
service at Liuldin Ruck Park. Stam-
ford, ‘onn.—but. in case of inclc-
mcnl weather in tho nftcrnoonha
service will bc hold at 7 p. In. in our
church.
Thursday. July I", 8 p. m.. prayer
service.
'First Congrcgelional Church
On the GIecn, wanlk
liev. 1%.! McGr‘fcgoI l h...D Pastor
Morning worship at 10: it) with
sermon by the pastor. Subject, "The
Problem of Darwin."
Music for Sunday:
Prelude. Angcius ........
Anthcm, The Lord Is My Light
............ Stark
Ot‘i‘crtory Solo, The Lord is My
Shepherd ............... Liddlc
Mrs. Roy C. Wilmer
Postludc. ...... natisln
BELL ISLAND
TONIGHT IS BIG
NIGHT AT BELL
ISLAND CLUB
Annual Barn Dance; Is
Expected to ”Attract
Great Majority o f
Summer Residents
Tonight is the big night!
llarn dance. country storc.
lemonadc. hot dogs—those
pink
are all
suggestions of the good time which
is in store for those who attend this
frolic at the llcll Island club. (Ty
Perkins and his fiddle will be tuned
up for the high stepping.
There will be ten prizes givcn for
the "Rubicst" cnalumc. IGII‘I'MIIIL‘
wishing to dance lllUl-i be dressed as
a “hick."
O
The ‘Rcll island tennis team came
out mtorlous in its tournament
against Harbor \‘icw on tho laitler's
courts yesterday afternoon. licll is-
and captured thrcc singles matches
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while Har-
doubles
and one doubles match.
hor \‘icw won but of“:
mulc h.
The first game. between George H.
Riley and Norman Davis, rcsultcd in
a win for Riley of Dell island. lioth
boys were evenly matched. lilley
lost the first set to Davis. who did
some brilliant playing. ltllry, how-
over. took the second and final sets
by dint of good driving. The score
was 2-6. 8-0. 6-3.
Again. ill the second match be.
tween Ernst Buzald and Shrrwood
Smith of Bell island. the Harbor
New playcr got away to what look-
cd like a victorious start and swamp-
cIl his opponent in the first set by
0-1. liuzaid sccmcd to sluckcn bc-
forc the sccond set had gone far.
however. and Smith took the last
two, with the tlnlli score at 1-5. 0-2,
0-4.
in the last single match the some
hold truc. Louis Buzaid complrtcly
outclassed “Hunk" llilcy of Bell tal-
and ln the first set and took it cas-
ily, 6-3. 'Rilcy, however. showing
good form in his sucking and dru-
ing. made a wonderful recovery and
took the match by winning the last
sets. 0-4 and 0-3. itllcy was quite
promising as ll player a couplo of
years ago, but last ycar was unable
to play because of injury to his back.
comeback, and has been playing
some impressive tennis. Yesterday
he hit the ball firmly and handled
all his overhead wotk in a decisive
manner. 0
With the three singles matches
won. the doubles were staged, and
Bell island gulncd another victory
when Louis Buzaid and William
Woods. Jr. were defeated by the
llilcy boys. George and “Hank."
George itilcy showed especially well
In this match. sending some fine low
drives across the not and smashing
well on his opponent‘s lobs. Thc
filial acoro was 1-6. ll-l. 0-3.
The last doubles match of the aft-
ernoon rcsultcd in Harbor \'ie\v‘s
first victory. l‘Irnst Buzaid and
"Dixie" Davis defeated Sherwood
Smith and lluddy Mulcarc. Davis
and Buzaid showed some real team-
work and this was responsible for
the victory. Both Smith and Mul-
carc showked better individual form.
and Mulcarc of Brooklyn Prcp., had
lots of speed on his forehand drives.
”Dixie" pavis shows a good pro-
pcnsily for trnnls. He has the build
and shows flashes of good form. The
score was 6-1, 2-6. 6-4.
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Mr. Ellsworth Smith. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William t‘. Smith, will sail
for Europe ncxl Thursday. July 30.
Mr. Smith will be accompanied by
Mr. Thomas Slokcs of New York.
This year. however. he has made :1
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1 4:00 P M.——Warren Scohrld: baritone; 0:20 p_ M ..3”¢qu- Orchestra.
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llsnt rs Qusnrus 11‘ p M—Anbur Han. organist. 10:90 A. [tr—Cm .1! Church.
8:15 P. M.-—— oremost Four. 32.30 P. M.—Nunicilpsl Band Ooncerl
8:46 P. M.~—United sum Army Band .. "“- “01‘ animus—ans 8:00 P. M.——Delroit Symphony 0rd».
10:15 P. l.—-Theo Albsn; Variety flour. 9 ‘ ‘M" Arlington Orchestra. 0—380 ‘
11.00 P. II. —\'Inecnt Innis Orchestra. Pmic. “INNS—080.7 a-wPl‘hP—Fémomum
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wee. Dammit—a... I). fl 0.001000 r. l.—-Oll‘heetlll.
:u r. : nuns-u seen. In!“ 3' '1 0 low. mun—as”
:. ‘ 40-1: .l.—-Onmil . hilt.
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lmpronit II
They will travel in England, France.
L'elgluin and iloliund.
‘- o I
William Selwyn has l‘t'llll'lii‘tl
from a trip to .\'cw York l‘ll)‘,
where he prepared for his trip
abroad on August 15.
\‘I O C ‘I
Mr. Frank Mulcare of Chicago.
will arrive at the Island tomorrow
to spend a Inonth with Mr. Andrew
P Mulcare of the Urciznrui cottngc.
Summitt avenue.
0 0
ilrooks Peters. sun of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl B. l’ctcrs of Summitt ave-
nuc. was a visitor in New York on
Wednesday.
a 0 I
Mr. and Mrs. John C. McGI-ury
have returned to their homc on
University heights, New York, after
a three weeks' stay at the Sumniitt
house.
0 O ‘
Mrs. l-denrd Weed and son. l-ld-
ward. have returned to ltutlu-rforli.
N. .l. aftcr a month's stay at thcir
collage Luna-bit. The cottage has
been rented to Mr. and Mrs. .l. Al-
den Ferris of Rutherford for the
rest of the summer.
0 0 t
Mrs. James Haggcrty and sons.
Donald and ltobcrt 0t Nrw York.
will come If) the Summitt House I0-
morrow for the rcst of the scuson.
Mr. l-laggerty and James Haggcrty
Jr. will come up every
’i‘he Haggei‘tys are well known to
most of the Island rcsldcnts. as this
is their fourth year here.
Q t 0
Mrs. J. \‘Vlillcr and Miss Lillian
“'allcr have returned to New York
after lapel-ding threc wet-ks with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Waller of West avcnuc.
O O .
Mr. James Hogan, brother of the
late Charles Hogfin. will return to
Batavlu. N. Y.. after a short visit
with Mrs. Churlcs l". Hogan of Hill
Crest lodge.
O S 0
Mr. and Mrs. .l. Faulhabcr of
[Music will arrive tomorrow to
spend the rest of the season at the
Summitt House.
0 O .
Mrs. William Clarke of the Astro-
gen cottage entertained nine friends
at lunchebn and bridge Thursday.
l‘ltimate Goal for a Monkey.
(Life)
Said a monk, as he swung by his tail,
To the little monks. male and female,
From your offspring. my dcars,
In a few million years,
MR8. WILHELMY
SAVEB BYFRIENI]
Doctor Advised
Friend Said Try Lydia E.
’3 Vegetable
Compound First
St. Paul, Minn.— ”I was all run-
down from overwork and worry. had
. no appetite, could
not slee at night,
and ice ed like a
. I have six
chid ren (five boys
and one girl) and
did not get any
siren after my
l s s t a b y ws 9
born. Iwas get-
ting worse and
thinner everyds.
The doctor sai I
It: togo to the
hospital, but this uldl not do on
account of my family.So Iwent to a
friend of mine and told her what the
doctorhsd toldmeand she-aid, 'N Now
dossiteliyou. TryLyd is E.Pink-
hsm' s Vegetable Coin and as I have
done. It: helped me.’ [started
ingtheVege tableCompoundsndIno—
deed afterthsflrlt few bottles that I
feltconsidonlil better. After taking
9 or 10 bottles got or": my fainting
Masseny "
week-end. _
Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
12-14 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
Prompt j '
Delivery,
P33? GEHEBE’
"IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE”
(‘ANNING AND PRESERVING TIMI-l ”I
The flavor and freshness of your winter preserving in vegctnhlép'
and fruits will depend on the perfection of your canning equipment "
“'0 have everything you wish in the best of grades such as, “Wear
liver" and “Mirror" aluminum \vnrc. while and gray enamel \vat‘b ,
scab-s, rubbers. jars, jolly glasses, strainers. cunncrs, measures ..
jolly strainers. cfc.
33 \VASHINGTON ST.
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A Shoe Store for Particular Men
If you 've never bought shoes here you cannot know how
much "Conneally & Bracken shoes and service" means to ,
men who rely on us year after year.
Nowhere else in the city can you find more complete assert-n
merits of styles and leather: and you'll hunt long .for a better
opportunity to get exceptional value for your money.
i Conneally Ea? Bracken ..
South Norwalk, Conn.
“The day I started taking
‘Cartcr’s Little LIver Pills."
says Mr. John A. Perry of New
York City, "my habitual bad
breath and bad stomach
stopped. I strongly rccom-
mend then} to all those afflict-
ed with those nasty troubles. I
assure yea that my own case
was a bad onc, causing me un-
told embarrassment, and Car-
ter’s helped me right from the
start.”
Bad breath comes from sour
Stomach and can usually be rc- di
lieved quickly by Carter's Lit- system in a mild and gentle
tie Liver Pills. , manner, no 'bad after effects”. ~
They are wonderful for con- . Recommended and. I00 .5th
stipation, sick headache and in. by all drug stores: -
gestion and they physic't‘he 1
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
Boneless Rib Roast 32c lb
SmallLambLegs................. 32clb.i§
VealRumps.......................22clb'._~|
Pork Loins 29clb.
Puritan Skinned Hams 34clbf
’SirloinSteak 38clb5é‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets;
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk‘g'
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
c
DAINTY .VOILE
Vofle Gowns, lace trimmed, white, peach andm
p1nk$2
Voile Step-in Chemise, novelty lace yokes and:
finished at bottom With insertion and net ruf-
fles—pink, lavender, pink and peach . . $1.98
Dottcfl Voile Chemise, peach and pink $1.7
Voile Step-ins, lace trim,,white, blue, nile 'an .9
yellow 98:
.,.«
9a
or t,
Striped Voile Step- -ins, peach, pink and 3;
lavender.............................$1.753:
J.l. MALLETTE ,
88 Washington St. So. Norwalk .5
Norwalk Chronicler