v rh-Hsiftl'l'tlttll‘liIIIC‘I‘IIII‘IIIIIICDI? A..—..«-;‘.~g-:«-. ll!‘.|t!s i!sttr¢'4|.l: lssssssssssssuu ”75%th WI”.- f-,~u-s*ss ;-,_.., tn SUPPLY or soon WATER WESTPOR'I‘, Aug. 19.— Samuel P. Senior. president 01- the Bridge- port Hydraulic company. has assur- ed Selectman King W. Mansfield that steps will be taken iimnedlatt-ly to give the town good watt-r and thus furnish relief from conditions which the selectman termed "abom- * inabie." .4- President Senior. Selectman Muns- ‘ field announced. stated that if. new ‘ sixtegn inch main will be connected 7 Immediately to supply water to West— Entrance on port. and that in addition every pipe in Weetport will be "blown" and thus cleared of any foreign mater- fill. The announcement that some- thing was to be done to give relief to the town came on the crest of a. wave carrying complaints from every source that the condition of tho wa- ter now being supplied the town was unfit for drinking, bathing or laun- dry purposes. The trouble has exis- tcti since the supply from the not. are! well in Westport was shut off and replaced with water sent from some of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company's reservoirs through the mains recently laid through the Pest road from the center of. Westport easterly. in addition to innumerable com- plaints made by householders Health Officer William R. Manson and other town officials have complain} . ' T his Mmasshmhso. honwstir. court.“ ; DOUBT ,CAST- 0N WEDDING ' Arrested for Speed'iiig Car in Main Street John Prlspesh of :24 Dover street, Bridgeport. was arrested at is P. M. y sterday by Officer Charles Thorpe charged with speeding at the rate 0! iii) miles per hour on Main street, Prlspesh's car. a. touring model. it owned by his brother. Stephen Pris- pcsh. of the same address. The case will come up in the First District Court on Saturday morning at it A. M. ed. The Women‘s Town Improve- ment Assooiation at a meeting yea- terday appointed a. committee con- sisting of Miss Edith Wheeler and Mrs. Anna Stamm to confer with town authorities and protest to the Westport Water ”Company against the condition of the water. . it RAGENLAOEEB scones. ‘ NEW YORK. Aug. its-Playing remarkable billiards. Eric 11..."- .laohor‘ dil‘cuted Willie Hoppe by the score of 80710 378. in yesterday afternoon’s session of their 8,000. point match at .18 balk-line in the 14th Street Billiard Academy. The session lasted thirteen innings, Hagcnlacher making a, high run of 258 and Hoppo 82. Lust night Hoppe won the first block of 1.200 points by defeating Hugenlacher, 332 to 161, melting a. high run of 16'.) against or for the latter. Hagenlacher's total for the block was 1.051. Hagenlacher was -50'l points he- hind when play began yesterday. but runs or 187. 177. 140 and 258 brought him to within .149 points of Hoppe at the end. 0 LAND’S ' ‘ Main“ St., Fairfield Aye” Cannon St. An unusual purchase‘ of w ,. importers? and manufacturers’ ' Store open till 5 R. M. -— Setur’deyb E. M. Bathing suits, are going down and out at these final Agclearance prices ~ 3:93- You will appreciate it all the more because there is lots of time to wear-One during Aggust and September. Factis you have thought that you would get 'a new. one to end up the season with. «,T his is your chance. Many of them are Annette . Kcllerman’s or Jantzen’s. T hey are all good—well made—sturdy and stylish. 'Any women’s or misses" bathing Suit that was $2.95 new ofi’ered at $2.50 'Any women’s or misses bathing suit that was $3.50 now offered at $2.75 Any women’s or misses‘ bathing suit that was $5.00 now offered at $3.50 My women’s or misses’ bathing suit that was $5.95 now ofi‘ercd ‘at $4.25 . 'Any women’s or misses’ “Janizcn” bathing Suit that was 57. now offered at $5.75 Any women’s or misses’ bathing suits that were $12. and $12.50—thesc are: the, fancy and finer Annette Kelicrman’s—now offered at $6.50 I. or any . porters of the Your choice of Any Article 39¢ '5" This purchase was made- from one of the leading im- have sixty traveling salesmen on the road and these are the Salesmen's Sample ’Lines. Second floor. center. '19 .3. country who Signorini, noted Italian ace. Westport’s Walks. (Bridgeport Telegram.) The Westport Standard recently carried an editorial couched in vig- orous terms. pointing out the need of ‘sinewhiits in connection with the - Post road and rcyninding everybody that there still are pedestrians in this motor ago. Then the editorial. by inference at _ least, lambasted lilahwuy Commissioner Macdonaid for failing to build sidewalks in con. nectton with the Post road improve- ments in Westport. Our contemporary's heart may be in the right place but its seat of in- formation regarding Connecticut laws is sadly askew. Let it point to one place in Connecticut. it it can. where the State Government has re- lieved any town or city of the ob- vious duty of building its own side- walk s. P... - Uncertainty has been-cast. on the legality of the marriage at San Semio. Italy, of Mrs. Mary Calhoun of ’St. Louis, and Captain Luigi llcr failure to notify the priest that she was s divorcee and the fact. that she was is divorcee less than 10 months my cause In annulment of the marriage. -q—u The Westport paper is quite right in declaring that walks should. be built and quite wrong in calling upon the State to pay for them. It is doubly wrong in blaming the High- way Commissioner. who has no pow- er to, spend the State's money in building‘sidewalks for Wesiport. or for any other town. The commis- sioner must be governed by the laws of the State. not by the whims and desires otrthe local townspeople. it is a sign of this paternalistic age that when some needed improvement is brought to attention. the first thought is to get the Fedoral Govern- ment to take care of it; failing in that. to get the State Government to do it. Then. more reluctantly.'people will come to the conclusion that their own town might do it. and still more reluctantly (if at all) that they might wsonsso All", sections, 1 Prompt Phone. Delivery 527 ”GEHEBE" S «we HERE to m BOUBEWABE" I BASKETS AND \VIIIDOW WARE i" We have several designs of baskets that you can count on tori: dependable service. also hampers that are built.ot material that" will hold out and fashioned together in a manner that, will no ' easily come apart. We carry willowroclting chairs and slut that are very attractive and ver'y low priced. . as Washington Street South Nemeik.’ W Two-Piece Balbriggan Dresses 'Sizes —16, 18, 20 and 36 to 46 $8.95 Green, Blue, Tan, Rose and Henna JACOBY’S 12-14 North Main Street South Norwalk DODGE BROTHERS ‘ MOTOR VEHICLES P.'R. GREGORY, 14 West Aye. ' Tel. 2782 Norwalk . sums . molars ELCAR SALES 'AND SERVICE 63 Main St. " someone. Telephone 2917 do it themselves. * ' “Stan-t $110.: . '. y. 91 There are only ‘a few pieces' of each of some articles, there- fore we advise early buying. The line comprises practi- 4i but “I; '1’. ‘id‘ “ . 39c~or 3 cally artcile pictured ‘ oa must see them to ap4 ‘3. .prec ate their beauty. Wash .1." here—r for $1.“ , ..... Almost over newdomlnahee hammer ‘ Confirm thisgnat-iotl-widef ' iF‘Y. it . . . seem V night, thelatest Oldsmobile Six Egymne a. the most widely discussed-cars in Ame 'ca. The reasons areci'eaL-ctifl' Longer. lower. handsomcr we built by m... andfiilished in lino-tone out}. rs... . performance expressed in swtfler. smoother acceleration,‘ in greater economy,',in use sfeerin'gond in a broader pow: range. 1631b. Ledges}! prices that mamas“? jidihsj‘nwe'seong » sitar-W ‘ -7-.. , 3;. , « ' TJUfing $875 _ o Calm Sedan 615%.: * ‘ _. . newer-n - _ AARON ’KOHN _ . ‘ 9Raiiroadlgenue ‘ _ " South Norwalk rig, K; ram. i. . ....
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