.IIQ‘QO-m 2
RS FAll.
T0 USE EAST
I“ “,“ .... up...
Jams Q
LUNCHEJON TODAY
civic.
..“ ~~~Firclncn to’
w-Tennls
.........-... I
i
.
' Moioriw;
Tlgnnlu OI \Inllr-I“ llut‘i'y and .II
bearing“. (II lllI“ runw- lltghwuy IlII-
iiartmont. III IIII- IIIds of. tho un-
bavod mention of Eur-t nwnuo, IIrI.
Calming IIM'T Irntl‘lc t‘tmcvfil-lml over
The luxury
l'(“llll‘tllllK from Water-
I2I1n~iI2lIrIIlly l'Irillflf‘d
the IOI‘n-IIII rumlwny,
[inc of I“I11“:-.
Tun hint Illtfltl
go (lIII‘y IIII 011-.1I.1y Itllc.
trullit‘.
and lI1..\IlIIII IIIIIII IIIIrtII unrl Sfllllh
When
utoppml 11y villi-“r (It the two watt-lb
'men at WIIII‘II-lrl ntrnut or Morgan
rt.“[1llI‘tl that“ they
off
III 0011142 ill-
Derrinu
’l'nli
Zuni st'rort and South .Vnrwnlk. Lir-
It in
Clalmud. ImIl drum on at. :I that mm.
Since IlIII Ionl I:I lmw tuonl. II for
only min I'Hl‘ at 1 IlmI In the Willow
uninh-
of tho atrItclt
.“lIIIIII police have
been rtaIImIrrt III ”If“ \VI2sl.pnt“t. am-
nuo mu] of the MI: (trItIInr, but. 1101.
anIhI
0V0!“ 11m Ill‘tllxl‘ll :IiI2I.IIt2]1
avenuc. motorists:
were Kuhn: III rim-12:3 running
the llroltl-II-IIII .I1“-2:I.
stances, \\ lII211 ’IlIII‘l‘y ‘ or
tried to 1201110 our.“ through
tho unit-0m.
drlvorn SWOI‘I". II t
lIlIIII \[lII‘T II-I I tinn.
(211-!
and 8!.
men at cllhrr
tear on IIItclIlqu.
liter Duff) nor II.2I ting“ Ilmu
ority lo vounul I“:I1.2.1 to obey tIII
tratlic rubs {\l:1“-IIIIIIIII meIId in
I21 steady him. In I21 IIIII l3 Its-“I II‘Ilnrwalk
detain tat niuht. and (T10 Ittmnd-
ants at. I2III1I2I“ I2lIIl of East.
stopped as
that went
up l-TII2II
RVC’TJUD.
gt clmntr on pIomedlng
traffic on tlII2 I,mu— up strt-I‘ I.
. w A
ThII Mmtlowcr Hook and LGldcr
cmupany .211 its mmtlnt: inst night.
decided to .“ICIwIpt. tho Imitation 0.x-
.mlIOl‘
that
tcndad to it In join lit the
Day pnrndt. It is prr- IIIIl
other fiII2IonIpI1niIa ulll follow .“IIIII.
0 X t
The ladlns' Illnoltnon of the
Wall: |.,(lllnll_V I. lIIh “will no.
this noon III: I o'Ilm.2.k. In the
Icrnoon tho waulk Cor. ntry
Iunior tennis Ivmu will meet
Bell Leland Imam In a rrturu match.
T‘hn Vm-wnlk tel-1m \2 Ill be non nosed
("um-103 \Vaml
“I n
of Chm-Ins llurnv.
Paul \Vnrd :InIi llIIv
'l‘no weeks
rlI trntrtl
ltloublos llllllt‘Tlmt.
the Bull island Innul
Country Club It” i.
‘ III
.I u
3 T'l‘he lIIIII. round of tlII2 August zuc-
III. the Shorelin-
‘ven Holt” Club will l1I2 hnld tomorrow
traders
in the II““111III.IIur2nt IIrc W. L. \VQIZ‘IIT.
"Ital handlmp play
and SlllltTtl). 'l‘hn pmsunt
“A. R. III-Its. (I I... Woodward. '1‘.
Cam)“, A. N. quIiou (and S. A.
QLOCIUVOOIT. 2
a I- t
Capt. brmj Low lav will tale: the
Tar on a moonlight snil tonight
his powm“ launch, thr- "Ellen .l."
' II o n
II Iii R
., ing of IIII2 Flast Avruuu M. E.
T- church “'Iis lII2lrl lust night. Rev.
IArtlnII .J. l‘InnI- ‘Il I.IIIIIlIIctI:d tin:-
Services
: t r
: Remix: to the. Interior of. the
school is In good sllnpt“ for the
.
as‘allg‘ht y-‘slcrdny.
tn other days this
061m.
figns for their big time Labor Day.
{worded
.3»
names: William Ruebl. W. C.
ard. G R. ’Inyior at! 1:3,“; Marlon
relatives. M12.
to wife in Now York today
the two will return to
next week.
0
Mr. Fred
uurc. has rr-Iurncd to
I i Q
Cameron.
AVE. DETTTR
Some of Them Swear
At Watchmen, It Is
Saidw— Causing Bad
“IIIIIIIII III Inim It (:llr‘c
I Hamilton hill curly ”ll-'2! morning. It.
CTIIIIItry Club to Have
. Weekly Special Neill
‘l( 0
who H‘flirtI‘ to ohm“ tin“-
Iwenuc
Innuy carat :m possible
uremic to de-
termine wlI- Ilwr they lived on Enst.
\lnny drivers refused to
tell “hurt;- tnry ucre going, but tool:
Illlzilllflt
N01-
III- I 1. 12d
ttf«
Cl'lh
the
Burr-n.
“Jack Van Burch may him“. (“ntrr the
1U“)
tlII.“ I
DeMolay boys of tho Norunlk chap-
ill
IThc warrlly test whintlo of the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder t 0m-
ny fus IIIIIIIIII2IlIl1is noon at 1
o'clock.
Tltci'l‘nursduy night. nruycr mccl-
Marvin school chc completed this
'Meek The walks of the grounds
which T'HIVII‘, bcr2n llfli‘rl fox :1 play-
und.l“u1vr boon laid. and tho
I’LIll
Attendance at Cal! .i“nst.11ro Bench
as compared
. “eel-t. Cool
Weather helped to keep the crowds
The Life Guards are making
bots have already been distribut-
. ed. and ten dollars in gold Is to be
The entries in the Open Club sin-
. ”championship of the Norunlk
Wtry club include the following
' r5. Everett Tollcs. Baal avenuo,
Moi-ed to New York Monday to
Toilet; will join
. and
their home
Liberty
N e w Y o r 1.: Machine
Falls to Mch Curve
On HilLDrTv‘ér Is
Held
S'II‘AMI ‘ORD. Aug. "8.-— (APJ
When nu automobile. operated by
lament Dcwnld. of New York Cilo'I
going down
amt-“hum”! llfld Mrs lleltn Kunz, or
how) IIrII“ oily. and one of tour pur-
I-“oua in the cal. w.Ia injurod. She
was mkrn to tho Stamford hospital
when: It III IprrrIin her condition ls
N‘I'TIIUH.
llownltl who HIM that ho Wits un~
t'nntillur with the road. was holdion
n. charge of rookies: driving. lie aut-
(cred t1 few scratches, NoiIhI-r of tho
t‘lTIC’l' two Irma Injured.
”W «two-W
KAPIAN Item
CAUSES IIIIII
III-nut - , s
II‘I‘IIIIIIIIIIIII from Page One.)
today that ltr2. was not a licensed
I'I2lerI-I2. :111II “tIiIi not lutond to ap-
ply for n llurnnu."
Referee. Junk Sheclmn todny 32am
tho t‘nllmr‘unr survey of the Kunlnm
llormnn bout and his rvuno torn III:-
blaring“ It 11 draw;
"‘I‘IIII bout, won or n wavering“
kind. It soc-sawed hack and forth.
Oflun~~lrequnlitly. Kupiau tool; the
that tour rounds by force In carry-
Iutt‘ .21nIi by sharp lmIly attack.
".l-lrrmnn look“ the “CRT. three
rounds. l‘l.llll‘\lllg‘ Into favor by dc~
I‘vnulvc lighting and hill moot Kun-
IIIu with a ionr. rushing loft hand.
"But. utter this. the battle aeo-
.~I.-1worl until thII t.\\’1‘lflh round, when
Norman cam-2 to 1m: with a. hurri-
cunc attack which cast gloom over
the army 0! Norm“: state adher-
ents by the farm of. his blows.
From tint) on It was unybody's
bout. :md 011 to tho and.
“'1 think my decision met. with up-
proval. it was a matter of one man
“playing for tho bond and the oth-
er scoring to the body. I brlicvr it
112:1; II draw—«n mod draw.
“I. didn‘t knowlwapto“ ,x“cferee
11m. bout. until Illvo-mi‘nhléu before.
I lune. had I'L retorcell licorice in
(onnocticut Itor I); long fiml."
Shoenan IIIIIII ltfilmntu’ tonne box-
IIII; moat to see the math “‘bcut with
out. the loan Idea that he“ would be
aslu-Il to appear In It“.
The burnings or the boxers-
IIlzht were announced today as fol-
I“I2ceipt. n rid of
lwnly
per 00m. of the not.
Herman. 522892, or about
nor Irrnt. ’l'lttmgrnrn I‘umlpts wore
$59,130.50 and tho not $49,300. The
IIIIIII tI.lml.=:~“1IIur-“ ware given as :12,-
0011, '
Concert
(Continued [10m Page One.)
a nmv Honor oi! Worship.
Favor Main St. Properly
Whit-2 there Is little material on
which to start any work at the prc~
30hr. Ilmc ,II. is believed that efforts
will anon be made toward raisinz
tlm neceseIIn-y tundu. It is said that
properly on Main strret .ownrd by
Joseph Tracey. nearFI-Inyt street. is
looked upon favorably'by. tho cym-
mlttro. Sunday’s meeting will-probe
ably Institute a definite course 0! ac.
Ilon. The committee Includes ii.
Frankel. Samuel Cohen. Herman
Stu-Its, III. Stein and Max Naubnuer. -
For Yam Klppur and Rash Baa-
honab services this tear a. loft above
the Norwalk Radiator Co. has been
offrrcd. This Is owned by Mr. Neu-
bnncr. About 200 pTople can be-ccv
commoda-ted there. The local Rab-
bis. M. Dulgov and A. RIbovsl-zy will
he in charge of the services. Altera;
lions will soon be started in the loft
to make ready tor the services.
Plans are now under way for a
concert which will launch the cam-
paign for subscriptions to the new
enterprise. The scrvicrn or promi-
nent stage stars have already been
aollcltrd.
with the Nash Engineering Com-
pany following a week's vacation.
0 I Q
Recent visitors at the Nor-walk
Country club include Mrs. M. C.
Smith. of Clmtham. N. J.. guest of
Mrs. Lester Warren: Mrs. Lawrence
De Matte. of Norwalk; Mr. Millet.
Roger, or New York. and Mr.‘ Thur—
so 1(odera. of Japan, all the gum
of Mrs. Alvin D. Wadsworth. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vreelcnd. or
Brennter. N. J.. the guests of J C.
Van Gil
a c t o 7
Fred Fame. at Van Zuni; strut.
2is enjoying 0. vacation from-“ml du-
ties with the Century [Indemni-
company at his home in Bangor.
his duties
l.‘I211n.
u
Hug"
mm FAIL
SHOWING or
MALLORY HATS
S‘allua’ lull P arft
Neifu$450 and IE
Suc'céss Q
REPAIR STATION
New Post ROad Is Rap
idly" Natl-$6 Com-
fiction—-
Opened By Sept. 10th
With 8550 taken In and about.
last“
lows: Ix'nplm 319.085, or about: forty.
. Improvement Auoclctlon “50. clonr
Ins II. I-I2sult. or its his“ Salmnundl
{may Wednesday night.
’who contributor] to tho-.nucoelg of
the affair has not. been completed
but will be announced in. tomorrow’s
paper. Maul yrrlendonnd memberu
ot the annotation outside or the 100n-
tual communion helped to mine the
ItuIIlJnutnlimont for the Railroad
avenue trollcy station. nnd plans for
the structure are at. pruent in tho
bands I’- Harry street. architect.
According to adranco- Information,
the building will be an artistic struc-
ture, and Ilium-mt: from the ordin-
ary waiting station.
Those to whom were awarded
article.» at the party were announc-
crl today :10 (allows: The U'Hnra
Pottery, Mrs. .lmricl Dosasau: Tim
V’anttnn table. Dr. John Godfrey.
and the mpcntry to Phillip Imngana.
Ticket: were sold at. the party tot
tho articles and purchased by those
prurient.
(Shirt? credit in due Mrs. 12‘. H. ‘Mc-
Cmn, In zoneral charge of the Sal-
tumult-ii. nnd to Mn. 1.“. It“. Hickey,
‘llru. Runuoll Pokemon. Airs. Franz
Dc Com-cs“. III-s. Aubrey Quaclmn-
bush, Mn. Edward Wood. Min
Gertrude llazclton, Mm. Ned You.
and Mn. Edward Chichester.
There in nearly $1.000 at the pro.
sent mm in the treasury of the 110-,
movement Association. nnd the
building of tho ubllo waiting sta-
tion III up assuret thing.
O
The step: at the llnrien Railroad
mutton were being political and re»
palrad thin morning. Elihu“ repaint
Izo-tha station will be made In the
near future. »
O c g 1
.Accordng to prcsnnt plans the
new stretch of the Post road from
Mrs. Robert“. Elaier's estate to But-
Ieulmuscn'l gasoline station will be
opened for It: full width by Sapient.
her 10. The nnutbcrn half or the
road Is nlromlyo open for traffic and
leaves the other 18 feet still To be
hardened. The third trip will be
opened by Labor Day. It Is axpectod.
and another few days 2will clap” be-
{are the 30 foot. width will be com-
plete. 'l‘he Bridgeport Construction
Company has been pushing“ the Job
’ ahead in 9 foot strips at the rate ct
3000 feet :1. 11:1)“. 27 feet. of the
road will no opened next week to
through traffic.
Q 0 O
Min Charlotte Dlehl recently re-
turned In her home In Yonlccra utter
visiting with Miss Dorothy Godfrey
of the Post llond.
O O O
, Mrs. William R. Duiemnle ct ,Le-
Roy avenue in visiting her daughter
in Providence. R. l.
C II I
.Roberc Poll-“r of Mlnle avenue III
outplayed In Cantrell‘u store. this
week.
0 0 .1
Joseph A. Drury has recently pur-
chased a new sedan.
t C 0
Mrs. George N. Philcox is recov-
ering from an Illness at scveul days
at be:- home on Grova street.
I i D
All the partitions in the Town
Hall were ripped out yesterday. and
the second tloor i.- ready for the ac-
tual renovation being given the
building by the John Tyler com-
Ilauy.
t I 0
Miss Janice Jenninx: is spending
a few weeks at Paladenn. Cal.
0 0 I
Miss Mildred Buttendbrt ll expect-
ed home tomorrow after a, visit in
Astoria. L. I.
O t 0
Min MAI-nut Wilacn and Mia:
Lucille Brando. teachers in the
110er school have returned from a
trip to California.
0 t l “
Robert. Potter. of Maple. avenue,
will enter Worcester Tech. in the
mi. - Mr. Potter was graduated In:
June from the Stamford High
school.
Church: Crusade
(Continued from Page One.)
wax-kl and tho committee includes:
' Miss Emma Buxton. Mn. 0. 8. PI:-
trlck. Miss Minnie Wixon. Mrs. Alice
McKibbln. Mn. E. G. Huntington.
The purpose at the census in solo.
Iy to obtain“ Information on the,
church perforation of muons llrlng
- in the city. The information is to:-
all the church” in the
each church will mam
Cit! nn‘d
it! Jim:
' data. There will be march: to:-
preference for I. puruoulnr. church
or other soliciting. Thomas: will
include all homes in tho om. .
The work of "(intuit-04mm!“-
will take place thin Sunday”: the
churches when man dulled. ,lni
will be placed before the congrega-
lions.
antiquarian tor tho «undo have
been fitted up at the so. Harp-lit M.
E. church Mrs. Lewis Honor Is In
charge. Q .
”MW in tile Gelatin! 10:2 In;
Called a Gratifyi‘n‘g '
3100 tor expensel. lcuutlto Durion - “I
Tin- lame;
list or Iltoac who care donations and,
Mrs. Lewis-Keel". D. 0. Robinson. .T
(:FUIIGIZb (. III nl‘A
\“II nuath‘h‘h. .1 “Qt [Chm-3
11ch ““0 hate IIITI “llcmi llrummcl II! l‘lcttnna" IIIIII lIlII mulling lltllt‘
daughtrr, .lItIIIpQIclllII.“ 'lfIlQo unr Inn
0 liming: idol of I;‘2.21“nIIII
lulu2 qtlltt2 IIII ntlmlwr III Ilit“ \IIIIng; Inlw “Tlt'l IIIII». IIIIII “III1IIIl\“."
son c0111 MEN
121111110 SUPPLY“
ENGLAND
(Continued 1mm Page One.)
good substitute (or anthracite.
I‘HIIIADEI‘II’HIA. Aug. L'Sthl’)
A suspension in the hard coal tlrlda
September I was called last night
by John L. Lrwis. president of the
(”tilted Mine Workrm or Amorirn.
The. suspension was called bu-
CIIIIIILI the miners new unable to St;-
cur! from the operators at ten per
cant. “use Increase. adoption of the
check-off. cqunllratiou oi \I'agii‘s for
day workout and various oihcr (16‘
thumbs which “my made conditional
to renawal at tho wage. contract 0x-
piring August. Ill.
The order inl‘olvon a. u'nlkoout of
158.000 mutual whom about In.-
000 will probablyba loll. In the
mince (or mulnmhnucc work, such
an the p12<2\“I2IItIon of flooding
cave-ins.
The operators and, the mlncta
were doadlonlsedgta. meeting )Is-I
tordcy «on. the {cl-Ina IOvBanern tlII
nulntencncn walk. The minor: In-
slsicdihntxthc lull number of IIIIII
he used. an in thuru of normal pm-
Iluotiofl and Iliat‘tltcso men he re-
tainotl during. tint emergency DITI‘TUIT
without. olthQrIIcQuolltln or roll! 2.11-
film! by monthly. men. , ,- ,
'll) operators. on file other hand
TIMI wanted thr- right. to shrszletmu .
thmc tomes when“ practicable“.
That meeting adjourned without
decision at l»: 30 p. m. to rcsumc It: ii
o’clock this morning.
lllTHF.
‘ "TITLES
WINSTED. Aug. 28.-~(AP). Au
August 11ml. come to the Connnnll-
cut. hill country Inst. night. The
mercury was 33 at 4:30 A. M. here
and 82 at Colebrook. at 7 A. it. this
morninl.
Policc Captain Frank W. White
read the thermometer at Mad lItIcr
bridge and made It record ot' the
low tcmpetature.
The trout did not appear to do
much damage in the lowlands. and
It. merely touched or passed orsr
the hill tons.
SPRINGFIELD, Mam. Aug. 28.——
(AP). 4. temperature drop to 86
dance: brought. a. white tract. the
(Int. at tho season. hero early today
and late crops suffered consider»
bly. Tobacco gram-Ira in this vicin-
ity-have been hurrying their liar-
vest with frost p‘oulbly In view and
70 per cent; of the crop is now un-
der cover. In most tobacco centers
In the Connecticut valley hereabouta
the mercury did not go below 42
degrees. consequently. the plants
in the field escaped damage.
my AIII‘
.wdton . duo: n. boon up.
minted 0le mphibltlou in W
tor to. Ivor mind :“lntemaocu‘u, .
In connocuon with
anti _
l
360ES T0 VISIT
BIRTHPLACE BUT
FINDS IT GONE
I2‘.‘rIuIInIIII1 trout l‘agc Our.)
r III-I“. .“t 0.15 TUIJIITC‘IT. .IIIII thought of
:.“I-I“Il“s “.Itm.
“Time II: another house built III-
nInIt. on the ammo Sill". 1 I“i2~itI‘d
IEIII“; llll IIlIl TJILIV of Sn. and l. rc-
Tl‘l“IIlTl' red 1101'. Wiv‘n I “It? It ind»
(Ii-.1 aTll‘ With an old maid, and one
r-f' my t‘riruIls. 1 hand to spend my
IIIIII-n‘ilys ItlIIl mantions with 1101“.
til I] \\ .III still IiIIlo lI“: Ming .1 placid
llfn .
I“‘I't‘)ll'| Chicago the Augarlnos went
in 1.05 Anuclrn \l‘ll'"l'e tho)“ were the
{.2111 MA of MI“. and Airs. ILIgdrn (from.
In.“ 11101“ moving picture actors. After
III. Ihuu they Want to 'l‘la. Juana,
and then to Catalina island. where-
“-““. Antzertnr lIIIII one. of tho thrills
I “’ “Its t1i12-~—.1 tinghl. Ill I111 .Imopl.un2.
I A: Santa iinlbaxu tho .\orunll.
; luulllil \lsltul tho «1:21ch of the big
Ir rIuthquan. and tried to not“. in
lunch with (lrme Lo ilcllc, [manor
luIIIutt—rvr of tho Attillaultcnlo Hotel
ler“, IIIIII 11111104321" (11 tin“.- Motel A1“-
llnglnu .“II the tintt2 III the quake.
but II““I 1'0 IIIIILUIU to IIIIutc him.
A.
{In
I I
IIIII Anmwlnt.» \‘Hili. on a motor trip
III thu big redwood. Ionsts and the
raves utarby. Arriving at Seattle,
Ihry blurted noun“- by way of Van.
convcr. and on a. {our day train trip
hrrlvrd at. Montreal which thry loft
or it o'clock Monday evening. It few
hours before the bit; Ilru broke out,
IIIIII Iil‘l‘l‘v'fid home. Tuesday.
l-‘oilouing are ii. few of the notes
3 that Mr. Augoviuc outdo (In his trip
Illrur/I tho countrica—~ the United
SIIIII-s. Mexico and Canada.
“'lTIII: moving picture companies
urc huIsy. and of the many plants
we visited. there: scorned to be lots
or ltCllVllYI,
“California Weather In hmutltul.
In tun duyII theta it was the some
(“wry any, on Ii at. night It. was beau-
tit‘ully (' (lot.
'“lia JIIIIIIII its tho 80mm place
no can“. E\Cl)Ulllll§ in lively Tho
racing season Is our. but the drink-
In: season is on.
"The boat trip through Puget.
Sound was glorious. The. most
wonderful scenery was through the
Canadian Buckles. The Canadian
trains are wonderfully well mun—
‘IIgc-d. Through the Rockies a. lint
open observation car was attached.
Inn“! 000 could sit out there all day
and watch the glorious mountain
scenery, The engines are run on
oil through this parrot the trip.
and you don't get any cindcrs down
your neck.
““1 .1111 glad to be homo in Nor-
wan. Sure. it a ll. gum. town-«but
just let. me tell you that. that Chil-
t’ornln. climate is something to talk
about."
hearts“ and“ Fun'érals'
.1...“
Annie A. Harris.
Allnlo A.1.lnr_rls,wltc at William
Illulphy, died at the Norwalk Hos-
pltal “just bolero noon iodav- Sim ls
sunlvod by her mother and hat
husband, or. 4 Monmc street and by
one; son, Robert, of Stamford.
Funeral nrrangcmcnts will be art-
nounccd latex“.
Prod any Tymll.‘
Fred Jay 'I‘yrrell‘. prominent car-
penter hero. president or the Car-
pantcrs‘ Union Local No. 32. died
this morning at his home on Mills
street. He was [:5 wars old. He is
survived by his widow, onc dough-Q
ter. Mrs. Albert Suudbloom; and
two sons. Jay Holly Tyrrell and
Harry Tyrrcll. The daceasod was a
popular member of. the Cockcnoa
Tribe 0! Rod Men here. .. Q
Funeral. services have not been.
announced yet. . Interment will I).
at the family plot in Dover, New
Jersey.
Michael Dull}; ‘
The tuncral of Michael Duffy will
be held Saturday mornlnl at 8:30,
o'clock from the late home..9 Camp
rtrcet. Norm-Mk. and at 9..o'clock
gram St. Mary's Church. Interment
will be in the family plot In St.
Mary' II comment.
‘ in the Sentinel to: tilt;
mph:
IIppcuI s to
At bl01ltton. new“ Sun ls‘runutsco. I
wear" T233152 Elder-
Home in Elizfllé'tlt
St. “Futuré Pilot‘s
Fullmr's Night at the De. Mnluy
chapter houae,wal celebrated Int
night with :Ib'IIuI lIItI fatlto‘rs‘ and
001121 prI2III2nt.
't‘hu liriIlIrcpott charter failed to
:IlIuII“ up. A variety or entertain-
ment by “Will arllnta made up for
the loss or the out-ot-Iowu delrga.
IIIIn,ltowr:1“cr.
l.-IctIII1d llolui. ut Rldscnoltl. on
I». protrasloual ontmtntnrr. gave II
mules 0C Iccltuilous.1{m1nrth llcms,
I’IIIIL ..‘Ilnator or the Temple Lodge.
Westport. guru amoral monologues.
.“1.1‘1Il I“I. running MI“. of jokes.
Min-“1c by the local chaplrr or-
I~IICIItrII wuu pinyed during the C\ on-
In“, and tin“: Mother's Club “us on
tho spot with the coke and refresh-
moma. ,
(James, in which. the sour lnI““-tul
.Ith “on. “are played. and tourist-
ml at checkers, dominoes. and In-
door sports or 11. mild nature.
"Pop" Lockwood, chief of thc
ltttcbcn unuanla did justice to the oc-
(IIUSTO‘H In his; usual manner follow-
Iug the games. The new radio do-
Iltulug the ct“.oning
’lhe success of l‘ather'a night is
Il‘utllllg 111011) members or the chop-
tor to consider seriously taking up
the option on the butlrllng which
the Do Malay has on Elizabeth St.
’1‘qu chapter has LL three-year lease
and the option of buying the build-
luy at. any time within the p0rlod of
the. lease.
The moonlight still being sponslr-
ml by the Naruulk chapter will be
hula tonight. and the party will
Still‘l :It ms tro mihe’ public float
IIIIIer Lil. 8.“th from the public float
bridge In Capt. Frederick l..0I‘o_toy'.~I
launch.
Other cngnb cutents ot the chap.”
next month include the intranet: of
tho Dc “witty and Drum Corps at.
Mount Vernon on Sept. ”3rd “tilt the.
local Monitor Grotto at their field
day there.
A schedule or competitive games
is also being arranged. including
. volley-ball. quoits. checkers. and
dominoes. Q
Beginning with tho first. Sunday in
.Octollgr.u arteries of religious scrxlccs
IIIII be Inlcl eIory evening. at which
time local professional mall and min—
Islets will meet the chapter
At 0112 monthly meeting In 8123f
Icmbcr. DI. Gem-gt: l‘aéuvcetl will
speak on “.‘Ilental Hyf’ginne and in
Octobm. . AIIIIn Scherelter will talk
on "Applied Rnychology."
A meeting of (be Supervisors of
the Dchlolay. compoae'd of minister-
and protr-eslonal men in Norwalk
mil I-I2 hold next. uracil. and on“?
night It month through the winter
Tlollowlng tho iTltIf'Olllll’llllll‘IC" ot‘ the
the summer,
I
lt'lf‘t‘lllllifS during:
(Continued from Pass One.)
October 5 In 15 for action." he can—
tinned.
“The commission has launched I1
movement to act‘congress to pass
laws and to take steps necessary to
strengthen the United States Immi-
gration Service to prevent this alien
smuggling. "
MI. Drain said that the Depart-
ment of Labor. after on investiga-
tion by its rrprcsentatircs, estimated
that nearly 50.000 .nliens. who can-
not gain admission to and country
under the present immigration laws.
were waiting a month or so in order
to be smuggled in.
In touching on smugglinz' or 3-14
lens as an industry. the Commander
explained how "smuggling syndi-
cates" operated and related stories
connected with allemrunnlngL. He
said-thatbnc “leader" in the game.
a. Havana. operator. "admits that he
cleared “8.000 In four months."
Answering his own nitration:
“What is the. practical concern to
the United States in this whole mat-
ter? MI“. Drain said: 7
"The aliens who are being smug-
gled tn are for the most part of the
very worst types. The eXCeptIous
among the more ten and far he-
tnecn. Many of them are desperate
criminals or haIc loathsome diseas-
es, Tmchoma. is very treqhent;
tracltonm, which is one of the most
serious and most. communicable 0!
Bye dis eases, resulting almost cer-
tainly in total blindness.
'“Q'Ihe lImmlgratlon ScrIIce is (10-,
lug Its best with limited means and
,a'llmttcd personnel to meet. this sit-
uation. It. In seckln‘ to heat back
the alien flood swcapinz down upon
our shores. But these undesirable:
will continue to filter through to con-
sutute a menace to the country until
steps are taken to put the. service
In condition to combat It. cfleclively. "
3200.000 {FIRE IN MILLS.
woonsocxnnn 8.1.. Aug“; 28.—
(AP). Flt-o which ccuicd three
album this mornlné“ rcpulted in the;
13m (Instruction of the mm. Sprint '
hitting and Bleaching" cellular s
gaunt. mother with the Emil: Prue
tiling Mill. Thé {ltd nil-act! to
15 dwelllng" hanga- lcvcllb»a two
garage. on its nay. Th0 lou‘ on the
two mills in estimated at about.
$200. 000. ‘
m.
anon mm 22.4
mm by litmnn Lennon was trlod '
“ day.
'proper and Formosa. we:
“‘“l‘IllIl
Service to Be lWatch-
word of 5 Itd 10
Business - ‘$35,000‘
Stock for Opt-hing
With It 337..000 stool;
rim-II o! M. LanIlnII will
at 127 \l'nsliington .r-IterI, Holllll
Noru'ulk. toinm-rIIII“. ’I‘lII Mot-I2 \Illl
ho known us tin-.- .\i’. LIInIlIIu a-lrlr:
nnIl Drpnrtnirnl Storm
'l‘l10,ge2nornl manager 1or (two Lun-
Iinu Sturrr. or which III0I“I2. nrr: "'I
slid this morning that uvrml thou-
sand III'IIIIIHI had been III'nuI I11 “131%
Ing OVI‘I‘ the store. \l'bl h mm for»
mnrly tlII2 Itmntiou nt’ (LIT. ll'nrth.
“We will “Ilium nothing to giro. the
manic of Nortrallt and tin: \“lcinily
lllt‘ boat or prerythlug. ‘Wc have It
largo force of trained pooplr {or tin“-
oprnlhg tomorrow. Our motto ulil
ho: Firs-I, quality; III“I“nnII, Inwcr
prices than clsmvherc; and, thrlcl,
s01“ 'II:(: with a full Imature.
"The store will he Itmnngotl by‘
Murrls Cohen. 11110 Is “OT" A rosldent
of Norwulh. “'0 want to make this
a. .Vorunlk start“. and III the sales-
people are Nortvullcp .opie. .“Tth
will 1:112an that all saint-i129 and wages
so to Norunlk. All tin“: ropa’iraharr
bTm paid In mil to N rwulk poo.
p II.
“In fact, the only thugs III. ,art“
not from Norwalk is the mor‘lan-
(line. which “is bought In Vow ’lo‘rk.
whern. having 23 stores to buy for.
we CIIIIIIIIIInIl lowest prices, us we
buy In quantities. know what
AL
TIM 11'2““
In? (Illnnf'd
i
prlnos mo in Buruuik. and our open-
ing an; uill Show lint I
as low as and lon‘rl.
store.
“Service. Is to be our “‘QI’HCT‘H‘I‘OYU."
“no can sell
thait any other
\ slight. accident ow-j
night at. 8 o'clock on \I
John Walsh of Springwd
Ulla city, dririlnz' from
street. to Wall street,
It. conch automobile on‘erate‘d by
David J. Chance of Westpdrt.
Chance going 2.1 est on “Wall 'streét,
hit the \(ulsh car just ask it was
turning the corner. .Vo xersonal In-
Ruries were sustained. l‘he matter
VIIll be settled out of court.
39 Conferences- to”
.-;-‘:-Q:'.‘V.. ..
Vote“ on Chute? Unmn'
CHICAGO, Aug. as.-T,A.r) [Tui-
flcation of the Mo'thodls‘fi Episcopal
church and the M. 12.“. Church South
will be told on at 39 nnual coit-
'icrcnco's of’thc northern church.
scheduled for August and septum-
Ilcr. nine of them in he. former
I‘I‘lonlIl. l.“‘I\I2 outlierIucIs vote to-
in ‘an announcelue It from Dr.
R. .l. Wade of Chicago, secretary
of. tho Clonal-II. confluent“: the exec:-
ulim Strt‘il‘nial‘l’ ot‘ the Whirl service
commission, the vote to lute In the
northern church stands. 51.813 tor.
and only 382 against.
The vote. divided as t
and laymen was:
Mlnlsterlah—for,
311. ,
l..ay~-Ior. 3.307; again“,
Other lull annual con!
be held as follows, Octol
\“ember 5 and December
Two conferences will
In Chicago.
The status or the tire
luplncopal churches as
the year book. ls as follc
Mcmhershlp~ Method st“ Episco-
pal church. 5.408.479;; Methodist.
Episcopal church South‘. 2.457 307
The average increase in membership
in the last eight: 3021125 {or the.
Ale/Iodlst Episcopal. .cliurch was
Si 102, and 101“ the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, 47,104 .
“urted last
Vail street.
or} 5.1“.cnue
Mechanic
ct‘llllded with
o mlniglrrs
3.5tliz’ against.
Tl.
rrnces will
or 15. No-
6.
vote today
Methodist
shown by
ws:
U. S. AVIATORS IN FIGHT.
QUEZZAN. French Molrocco, Aug.
28 (AP) .--Tl:Ie entire 2 group of
American aviators here made their
first fighting night over tlto.enemy
tribcsmcn’s camps today. dropping
248 kilograms of bombs Incl sd‘orlng’
many direct hits? The a “latars also
dropped food and ammurllion to one
Spanish and “‘5 Frenct outposts
surtounded by the enemy »
W_~
3 1mm) 1x .m- stroxm.
TOKYO. Aug; 28.——IAI’). The
Locho Islands. lying between Japan
c swept by
chnrsday's storm. Dispatches to
the home department rTLpoz-t that
three persons. were killed a numbnr
injured and 192 houses dV strayed on
the islands while 110 Small boats
‘ tug of .21. spar-“2 tin
‘nlght ur2rc2. no lfirrl of
AT KAISER IS
man—"fl-..
Many (atholic Nor-I
walkers Expected at“
320332“ Scrvire, BeII
ginning Next Friday
.\ rr2I1“I2rIt for hymen III II1I2
(21:50 or Ilnrltnrd IIIII Im. hIlII
lI'nysor's lrIlrIIIIl III-It IIle-z.
It will [Ingln III I: p. 1.2. III-lav
122011111.“ IIIIII («Includn Monday nmrm
Int: Soptmnllrr " III.
I I'll 3 n.
lint. .\I. .l. Fitzpatrick. S. J.. ”I
Holy I ‘1“I“I.2I.;
I ‘I-Ilntrr“. “Munster,
Mitt-“3., nlil (“onI‘Iurt the rr““r.I10Il
t-"I21I1101 “I 'itzputrlrcl successfully
IIII“02IIIII II IITTI’UT. lml \IVI'IT' (It. Tx'Ma
.ncr'I“ l I.InI“lIIhlIrl11I2sulII‘rl In the
Inlmullon M 'I“I~ l‘rlI“:.“I2It1nts:l.I2.“1-
KIIII of tlIt III- tum-“r. (It llartlmd." of
which llIlII“. .I. (JIllllliill or this“ (“IIII
IS prrmhlrut.
_\ll TI‘|\II'l’ll
(Titl-
III
(II this rity may mm
in this 111mm 1.211? !)\ nnlllylng l c\.
.“IIII121 “ IIItI 211.1“ ;-k at 'T\t“\‘2f:l“' 5 ls-
l (Inn! 1112. III II IIII 'i'IIr.~II:“,II or the
IIIIIIIIII-Ishlp II ImuIIII- I'r.112\01IIIIllI.
IC'IT“ J, IIIII. 1.1 I II I'VTI .llnckler
01“ \‘IIIIIIIIII l‘. \\I‘I1“Il.
It has l1rI1I I~:-11“rtIIIII1I“_\“ {III t“r_Irr.2IItl
111113 to IIIIkr- nn I’trling I’ll Sill to'
llou.IIl,1IIIIIII Iml 1.11.... I\11(»}211c m
the Illltrvj“ II.1,I‘<I. .‘I'II Inn“. I1I'1I2.“I2\“r,-
in rIchIIIIIIIl l)t"t“.’illi2‘- It Inrtbillly t ‘l
multc nn of'mluu. Til-:50 2.11m (“rin-
not“ afford It, IrIII p2.“i2“.“atr“l:r .12.- mm
with (in: lllmclnr, and will ‘m2. must
2.I“r.2‘lI“.“II1110 :It thII I“.I{I“I-III:~“.
II
TIRE TR. lEVES
ARE ACTIVE
An I‘lll'lt‘llllt‘ ot‘ tire thrt'ts
to “ho SprlzI-III'IL; 1:I Nnruail
lowing , \I'I2Ilur2sulaz.“
moms]
lot-t
pulloin.
III an auto 0121'
11m ‘Trm 115T;
similar
t'r.
North \RIIII‘I :trm ..
III‘I'I
cams scat-thin}.
Iloltn Ilisko of 3 l.r7\““2:'ou wanna
a. butcher. ln.-t a 5mm :Il \' 31-2
shoe while his (Ill 2.2. “as 123;“ had near
his homo. (must to “ In Ingl-
nncrlng ('10.. “as I ..~. of tile
second theft. '.\'I"I.I I—I ii“. r I: “I-«I-Is tool:
a 35 x 7-7 FIST-1 shor {mm the car
of Matthew Corbett of .72.. Winfield
street.
'I‘hlevcs cnIr-reIl 1hr
Andrew Sznlml “It L'ZII‘
load for ”if: thirtrl hr".
new 30 x 3 1-: tin“.
"'l‘irrs rot so much now. that
thieves are \ “Illing to turn a. chance.”
garage of
.II‘lrIx Hill;
II ml took a.
The only nnsn‘t-r Is to lock your
spare securely, and hr 52 sour gar-
age doors lorlIIIl," saxst hr of lo-
libc Putnlngion.
IIIII llllEI‘ H
SETS 31 DA *
Comicirrl of I‘hlcitt‘n stealing; WI
ltam Monahan. an old offendrr. was“
snntcncml 10:10 dam in .33" this;
morning In the Downtown City“
Court.
.‘Ilnnnltnn cvirlcntly wasn‘t. 3. Q3”
chicken thief, {or when he ante
the coup of John Cznko at 35 sound“
“on n12: nuo. be made so much notsd
that John llor“ “1th, a grocer. who
lives at 21 Sound I Ir’w monue. heard“
him and phoned the police. ,
H0 was caught and scntenced, an?!"
taken to Bridgeport jail this morn?
ing by Officer Wallace Sammil.
IRON TORCH STOLEN. Q
Zita): howls of the SanitnryQL‘nn
room on Main sit-cm“, reported to th
tip-town police last, night that
$200 Oxtwld Iron torch had I)
stolen from his" premises. 1’0!ch
arc invoztigntlnrx.
QEITS (‘IMV Nl‘b SWIM.
DOYI“) ll, tug ZS. «(APR Set
.Vlshlmura annno so long dlstanc
swimmer. abandoned his attempt to”
swim the English channel today nit“
ter being in the water only two
hours. firc minutes. “
Corner” MT‘diso'n’“ and“:
FrTllkliIi Strééts
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE
COMPANY
“W * 2‘12”“) “I“rru mnmwwnwugv
were sunk.
mum ..., “Minivan“ Mu Wary.
. . ,Wh'en tho Nor'u
Bé’dan-d Narnia
tho eight hour It -
additional stude’n ‘
The new build .. will be
Ieaiit one year or I.
For thou Who 11 ’
id at state
exanlinntionl tire It:
érv‘ic
mam: field. Mather
Norah) is a“
that...
Why was
Isa" groaning“
rift Sf
.WASHIN
halted SW Treatingtet Ital-
snce clog. of byline In A
.26 mu $187,1i8.2ill.
all: Hospital occupier the new Mary I.
me in the fall, a'nd puts into operation“
for nurse‘s, it will want twenty— fivd‘
lecture slid den" sfiatlfitti rooms, dietetic and chéniitili!
him the very‘b militia!“ if
ls'bbfi‘loi‘ieh‘. .
Young‘ with; of
366d litialth and character, having 00 I
0011001, are eligible for admitsitlii. “‘
nllli hat! a full ear of high school,
'er ess'ion that offers a steadily
‘ the“ trained nurse follows“ h‘ei‘I
callin‘j pérmmantl or not, the training is an in‘valunblf
- 6 from' home and frienda,1vlten theta“
I60} Iii your aim 11631113001066?
all attractive home, and fill
the education of nurse's I-“-'I1.
intervhs.
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Norwalk Chronicler