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South Norwalk
Phone 256
th Anniversary Sale
Now Going On
is to Your Benefit to
Visit Our
REMOVAL SALE
EVERY DAY
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'68 Washington Street
South Norwalk
70 North Main Street.
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
..EURNISHINGS
:Liberty Sq. Garage
201 East Washington St.
East Norwalk
Tel. 3343
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To Insure Easy Starting
battery in good
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contentment? You'd be surprb‘
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for installing; modern built!!!
in your home. Why not get eo-
quainted with the real facts of
the case and give us a. chance to
demonstrate our superior sup-
plies and plumbing abilities.
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' EAST N ORWALK
TAXPAYERS TO
HEAR REPORTS
OF DISTRICT
Meeting to Be Held at
‘8 o’Clock Tonight in '
Community Hall —-
Other Business
POLICE CHANGES
Oflicer Brehm Is Tak-
ing Place of Roberts
At Hanford Switch
At School Hours
The annual meeting of the
voters and taxpayers of the Third
district will be held in Community
hail tonight. The meeting will be-
gin promptly at 8 o’clock. At that
time the reports of the present Dis-
trict Commissioner and the District
treasiger will be heard and acted
upon. Other miscellaneous business
will be transacted. The men from
each party who were nominated at
recent caucuses for the district of-
fices of treasurer and commissioner
are James L. White. and Frederick
Zipper. Republican and Democratic
candidates respectively for District
Commissioner. Leslie Gorham. Re-
publican. and Mae Crabbe. Demo-
crat. are the candidates for District
Treasurer.
C 0 O
The East Norwaik Improvement
association will hold a meeting to-
morrow afternoon in Community
Hall at 2:30 o'clock.
C 0 O
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company will hold a. special meet-
ing tomorrow evening in the station.
A meeting will be held every week
until the time of the indoor fair at
Community Hall. October 25th. The
names of the following persons were.
presented for membership in the
company at Monday's meeting. H.
Farrington of Cove avenue. Claude
Martin of Winfield street and
Chauncey W. Allen of First strct.
. e e e .
The weekly Tuesday afternoon
bridge of the Shorehavcn Golf Club
was held yesterday afternoon at the
clubhouse There were five tables.
The Thursday night dinner of
the Norwalk Country club will be
served at the clubhouse by Stewart
C. Frank J. Penifer tomorrow. This
week will see the last of the Satur-
day night dances of the season.
0 O t
Following the promotion of Of-
ficer John Roberts of First street to
the rank of Detective-Sergeant. a
new police schedule has gone into
effect in the Third district. Officer
Louis Brelyn is taking Roberts'
place at the Hanford switch during
the hours before and after the clos-
ing of the Roger Ludlow and hitch
schoo 3. Officer James Eldredge is
on duty early in the evening. while
his bid trick is being filled at pres-
ent by the newly appointed oflicer.
Edward Williams. Officer Sniffcn is
assisting at Winfield street and East
avenue during the busy traffic hours.
D O t
The work of grading the grounds
Ludlow Junior
High school will be completed this
week. Walks were finished last
week around the building. and
workmen have been grading the
lawns since that time.
D O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Leiferson
of East avenue. and Mr. and Mrs.
William Andrews of Woodside ave-
nue have returned to their homes
after a motor trip to New York and
points of interest in Connecticut.
e O 0
Mr. J. Wesley Slawson of Myrtle
street visited in New York City yes-
terday.
0 O 0
Mr. A. Galbo of New York has
returned to his home after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Gslbo of Fort
Point street.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Capusno of
Fort Point sir-est .entertained rela-
tives from 1.11- -State over the past
week-end.
’ O C
Guisseppe Zambretta of Van Zant
street. has purchased several lots on
Melroseavenue. . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donlon of
Bridgeport have moved to their new
home on Winfield street.
’ I 0 O
The paving of the East avenue
stretch south of the railroad bridge
will begin early next week. thus
eliminating the broken condition of
the road directly under the bridge.
Several act’lents have occurred at
this spot when machines have run
off the road at the turn and onto the
trolley tracks. With the cement
hardened at the spot. cars can turn
easily to get up Winfield street.
Stamford Church to
Settle Differences
BRIDGE-PORT. Sept. 18.—-Acting
on the suggestion of Judge John R.
Booth. made from the bench in Su-
perior court yesterday afternoon.
members of_the Greek Orthodox
church of Evangelismos. Stamford.
will endeavor within the next week
to settle out of court a controversy
having to do with the rights of cer-
tain persons claiming to be mem-
bers of the church to vote at a
church meeting.
HINTS FOR WOMEN
More important to women than
the question of food. the latest
fancy work to beautify the home or
points in etiquette or dress. is the
subject of health. There are' then-
sands of women everywhere affected
with stubborn ailments which make
life a. burden. These ailments may
be easily overcome by Lydia E.
Pinkhem's Vegetable Compound. It
is a women's medicine forwcmsn's
ills prepared from roots and herbs.
After three generations of success it
is recognised as the standard rem-
edy for sash ailments-Adv.
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EVENING PICKUP
A talk by Secretary Herbert
,Hoover will be featured to.
night from station KOA.
WRNY (258.5) 8:80 E. T.-——
Fiction story. ’
WCAU (277.6) 8 E. '1. Charles
Gilpln: composer.
KYW (530) 11:80 O. T.—
Midnight revue.
WHAS (399.8) 7:30 C. T.—A
variety musical program.
KOA (822.4) 8:10 M. ’1‘. Talk
by Secretary Herbert Hoover.
KHJ 045.2) 8:30 P. T.-—An
All-American program.
ROWAYTON
PUBLIC FLOAT
NOW DISGRACE,
RESIDENTS SAY
Margaret Jefferson Is
To Wed Harold B.
Glans in Noroton on
Saturday
it is to be regretted that after the
dock properly was given to Roway-
ton by a public-spirited citizen, and
$500 was appropriated by the Board
of Estimate for the building of a.
dock and float for the public use of
Rowayion people. that the float
should be allowed to continue in the
condition it has been in all summer.
Can not some of our clubs, associa-
tions or townspeople get together
and do something about ll. so it evill
he an addition, and not :1 detriment
to the town? many local residents
are asking.
e
Miss Margaret Jefferson of Duri-
cn. who is well known and has many
friends in Rownylon, will be married
to Mr. Harold B. Clans of South Nor-
,walk, Saturday afternoon, in St.
Luke's Church in Noroton. Miss
Jefferson is the niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin L. Stevens of Rowdy-
ton avenue. and Mrs. Stevens will
give her away on Saturday.
Two hundred invitations have been
issued for a. reception following the.
wedding to be held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis French in Stam-
ford. Onc of Rownyion's popular
young ladies, Miss Gertrude Brands.
of Rownytou avenue, will act as
maid of honor for Miss Jefferson.
O O D
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Iinmmll of
Stewart. Florida, were recent visit-
ors at the home of Mrs. Susan
L'liommcdleu of Logan place.
3 O 0
A fine start was made yesterday
by the ladies helping with the $50,-
000 appeal for funds for tho Nurscs'
Home and training school. Many
Rowayton homes were Visited and
many donations given.
e e e ‘
Mrs. Chester J. Fitch of Daricn
was a visitor in town yesterday.
0 t 0
Mr. Joseph Klincfclicr of Rowdy-
ton avenue has returned to his home
after spending several weeks with
his brother in Shrewsbury. Penn.
. t 0 t
The Ever Ready Circle of the
King‘s Daughters will spend the last
Wednesday in September entertain-
ing the folks in the Home for the
.Agcd. on \i‘csiport avenue.
0 C 0
A Crusade prayer meeting was
held yesterday morning at the home
of Mrs. John Plunder in Crockett
street.
O O 0
Miss Grace Keenan has returned to
her home in Brooklyn uftcr spend-
ing the summer with her ount, Mrs.
Josey 11 Quayle. of iiownylon avenue.
0 0 O
A meeting of the Dcft Finger Cir-
cle will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. \lctor Scalisc
on Raymond street.
I
r. Clyde Marks. nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Marks of Meeker
Court and clerk in the Mclxcndrio
Grocery Store, on Rowayton avenue.
has ieturncd from a week's visit to
his home in Pcekskill. N. 1'.
Mrs. Goings. Kay and Mrs Edward
Shinr spent Tuesday visiting friends
in Stamford.
e e
Mrs. Anfrcd Beckius of Cadlipp
street is not one of the workers for
the hospital drive. as announced in
last night's paper.
e e s
This afternoon a business meeting
of the officers of the Ladies' Aid will
meet at the Gift Shop on Rowaylon
aunt €-
9.-
Mia. Mabel L. Raymond of Row-
ayton avenue will spend the week
visiting friends in Northport. L. i
t O I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKen-‘lrie.
proprietor of the McKendrie Grocery
and Dry Goods Store on 'Rownyton
avenue. have left with their family
for a week's vacation in Canada.
0 e e
Mr. William Pinkney of Row‘ayton
avenue has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia, Penn.
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore have
returned to their home in Brooklyn
after spending the summer with
their daughter. Mrs. George s. Mose-
ley of Rowayfon avenue.
0 t I
Mr. Howard Cutbill of Rowayton
avenue. who recently finished several
years' service with the United States
Navy. has been swimming instructor
and life guard at the Tokenoke Ca-
sino most of~ the summer. The Ca-
sino will close about the 20111 of next
month.
e e e
Miss Gertrude Brenda was a. vis-
itor in New‘ York yesterday.
0 O 0
'At the meeting of the Rowayton
Hose Company. held‘ Monday eve-
ning in the Hose House .a commit-
tee was appointed to investigate
conItions to dihover whether or ,
not there is sufllcient water in the raised to 85.
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This schedule of prominent broadcasters in the United States and Canada tells you who’s on the
air (‘flt'll evening and Sunday afternoons.
in the first column. marked '1‘. after the station call letters and address.
The time given is that on
which each station operates. noted
To reduce to eastern standard
time. add one hour to the periods for stations marked 0. two hours for stations marked M. three hours
for stations marked 1’.
Time. add another hour.
BELL ISLAND
[WNW
MORE COTTAGES
BEING: CLOSED
, FOR THE WINTER
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews
And Daughter, Anne
L e a v e—S e 1 w y 11
Place Locked Up
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mathews. and
daughter Anne, are leaving the 15—
land today for their home in New
York. The. Mathews expect to open
their Fine Point home early next
June. Miss Mathews TillS won. a
name for herself at the resort this
summer by her swimming and div-
ing rents. In a contest. uilh Miss
Shirley Johnston, of Harbor View.
September 4. Miss Mathews won by
5 points ScTore a large crowd. in
previous years she has taken first
prize in many of the diving contests
connected with the Labor Day
sports.
e e
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hayes and
son. Mnlcolm Jr.. of the Clarke cot-
tage have left for their winter
home.
3
t 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lang and
[11111in of the Rose cottage are leav-
ing this week. They expect to re-
turn to the island next Year.
O I 0
Miss Eugenia Mewborn. daughter
of Mr. a13_d Mrs. Charlcton Mew-
born of Pine Point will enter her
senior year at the Hillside school.
next week.
0
The Selwyn villa has been closed
for the winter. after having been
occupied for some weeks by Mr.
Arthur Hammerstein. of New York.
I O
The Selms u‘ill spend this winter ‘
in Europe. 11nd may return as usual
to the island next summer. Sonny’
and Billy Sclwyn will enter private
schools in Switzerland this fall and
study there for a. year. They have
been remembering friends at Bell
Island with cards ever since their
trip across August 4.
e e e
Steward Charles Price has finish-
ed the closing of the Bell Island
club-house sooner than he expected.
and returned to his hom_e_in South'
Norwalk last night. The club will be
painted before next season, Mr.
Price will visit relations in Provi-
dence. R. I.. this coming week-end.
e e e
The last of the vacationists at the
Sound View and Summitt House will
leave the resort this week. Mr. and
Mrs. John Connolly will leave to-
day for their home in New York af-
main with which to. operate a
pamper.
This committee has power to pur-
chase a pumper and a. Word La
France truck has already been de-
cided upon.
It was also voted that after Oc-
tober 1 initiation fees should be'
.oi’ the operator of the car which he
' mother today. younger
Stations marked 1:: are on eastern standard time.
BOOTLEGGERS '
USE CONVOY TO
FOIL POLICE
Rams Car of Constable
But Officer Gets Men
On Truck After a
Chase 1
i-‘AIill-‘iELD. Sept. 16.—~Bonds of
the two men arrested Monday night
To bring up to Daylight Saving
4
HARBOR VIEW
WINTER SEASON
BEGINS WITH
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Louise Brunelle,
Who Was First All-
Year Resident, Gives
Anniversary Affair
The wine-r social season opened
at the island yesterday. The c le-
bration was an anniversary party
given by Mrs. Louise Brunclle. of
by Constable George Lurson on
charges of transporting grain alco-
hol without 1: permit. were incrcus-
ed yesterday to 87.500 each by Town
court officials when Constable Lnr—i
son told of the desperate means tak-
cn by the two men to escape.
A high powered touring car which
was following the truck attempted
to wreck the car in which the con-
sluble was riding. he explained. The
operator of the convoy car rammed
the cur in'which he was riding
twice Larson says. and damaged
the running board and side of the
car considerably and would have
wrecked it only for good driving on
in part of the on her. 1
Finally one of the men in the. con-
voy car jumped out. get on the
truck and then a merry chase start-
ed through I-‘airficld and the
Black Rook section of Bridgeport.
the constable finally causing the
truck driver to bait and placing
both men under arrest with the aid
had commandeered. .
The men gave their names as Pete
Celantano. 122 Hamiry road. New
Haven and Jerry Truckana. 128
Chestnut street. New Haven. They
said they were taking the 35 bar-
rels from New York to New Haven.
Film Actresses Have
New Young Mother
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16. (AR)-
Viola Dana and Shirley Mason. iilm
actresses and sisters. have a new
than they
are. Their father. Emil A. Flugrath.
was married Monday night to Marie
M. Bourgeois. aged 23, of Quebec.
ter spending the summer at the
Sound View house.
' 0 O O
The Crimmins cottage. destroyed
by fire last May. is being rebuilt
now that the summer throngs are
gone. All that was left of the old
cottage. which had just been finish-
ed when it was destroyed by the
blaze. was the chimney. This will
be knocked down and a new «file er-
ected.
e e e 0
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Bernstein
and family are leaving today for
their home in Brooklyn. Eugene P.
Bernstein enter his senior year at
Columbia University. New York,
Twilight place. Mrs. Brunelle was
the first resident to live at Harbor
View all year. Every year, follow-
ing the close of the summer season.
a party is held by the older residents
'of the resort to mark the winter sen.-
son's opening. The affair yesterday
look the form of a luncheon and
bridge. Most of the guests invited
are year-round inhabitants. and a.
weekly party is held during the win-
ter at different homes. The custom
of holdirg anniversary parties start-
ed ten years ago. when Mrs.- Brun-
elle first remained through the win-
ter. She had been coming to the
island for 16 years and ten years
ago made it her permanent resi-
dence.
The residents present yesterday
were Mrs. Charles Bogert. Mrs. C.
H. Smith. Mrs. Claude Munselie.
Mrs. Hoag. Mrs. C. H. Fairly. Mrs.
J. J. Stier. Mrs. David U. Page, Mrs.
Frederick Whitehead, Mrs. Honk,
Mrs. David E. Baxter, Mrs. A. 15'.
Stevens. Mrs. Louise Brunelle. Mrs.
W. Hesterburg and Mrs. C. S.
Mitchell.
The prize winners at bridge which
followed a‘ luncheon served by Mrs.
Brunellc were: Mrs. David E. Bax-
ter, first; Mrs. David U. Page. sec-
ond; and Mrs. C. H. Smith. consola-
lion.
3 t 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Potter and
family will leave the island late this
month.
0 t ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnstonand
daughter. Shirley. will leave the re-
sort next week.
. 0 O 1 .
Robert Dunham. sen of Mr. and
Mrs. Sturgess.Dunhe.m. of Harbor
View avenue. is~preparlng to enter
Wesleyan-College, Middletown. Conn
C O I
Leonard Wood. son of Mrs.
Charles Wood. is attending the Nor-
walk High School.
Handless, He Signs
1,300 State Papers
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept. 16.—
(AP) Sam Sloan. state treasurer.
who is handlers and armless. has
started a tale that would daunt most
men—signing his name 1.800 times
by holding a pen in his teeth.
The signatures are being placed
on 8650. 000 worth of state bonds
for the purpose of erecting
next week.
eases .
1
'DRY
: 4' “0093
110-12 80. m 31'.
Don't think that back pains mean
serious kidney trouble. Or highly
colored urine. or frequent urination.
The kidney become cloggsds and
sluggish. just as the bowels do. Per-
haps they need relief. Countless
people now secure it in this easy,
modern way.
Drink plenty of water. Start be-
fore breakfast. To the morning glass
add a little Jad Salts. They will
give you a pleasant. sparkling drink. 1
Jad Salts is made from the acids
of lemon and grape juice. combined I
with lithia. They are made to spur
the organs of elimination.
Results are prompt. In one hour.
usually ,the poisons begin to de-
JADSAII S ‘
DARIEN
COSTS STUDENT
$37.37 TO CUT
IN ON TRAFFIC"
Reckless Driving Case
N oiled But He Has
To Pay for the Case
WEEK-END PARTY
Many Residents Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Godber
At Peach Lake Camp
Detective-Scargeanis Hanrahan
and Faubel of the Stamford Police
force took back to that city yester-
day John Galassl of 181 Greenwich
avenue. Stamford. Together with a
minor. Gallassl will face a. charge of
stealing a car. They were found
early yesterday morning by Oflicer
Tinker asleep in the car. and at-
tempted to escape while he tele-
phoned to check up on the owner-
ship. Thc car. it is said. belongs to
a relative of Gallassi‘s who did not
give him permission to take it.
O 0 C
It cost Roger William Scott. a.
student. who gave his address as
the Wardman Park Hotel. Washing-
ton. D. C.. egactly 837.87 to cut in
and out of frame at high speed yes-
terday. He was arrested by State
Trooper Mlglnery and the charge of
reckless driving was nollcd on pay-
ment of the sum.
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0 0
Many local residents paid a. visit
over the week-end to Mr. and Mrs.
W. Raymond Godber who entertain-
ed at a camping party at Peach
Lake where they have been spend-
ing their vacation. Among those
who attended were: Miss Helen
Whitelaw, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P.
Richards. and their sons. Harold
and Roland. Miss Wreaths White-
law. Miss Winifred Whitelaw. Har-
old Oddy and Mrs. M. Edith Rich-
ards ot.Breoklyn.
‘ C O
The Darlen M. E. Quartette will
resume their winter programs at the
church next Sunday.
0 0 O .",
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luttcrman of
Woodbrldge, formerly of Darien. en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Slauson and Mr. and Mrs. Chester
McDow of Noroton recently.
. 0 0
Miss Dorothy Dolan and Miss
Helen Holahen of Noroton are at-
tending the Danbury Normal school.
C O t
The members of the junior choir
of the Darien M. E. church will“
meet Friday at the home of Mrs.
Marshall P. Richards. Mrs. Rich-
ards and Mrs. -W'. Raymond Godber
will be the hostesses for the after-
noon. a feature of which will be a.
dog roast and a picnic.
0
Robert Potter and Harold Rich-
ards will leave at the end of this
month for the Worcester Institute
of Technology.‘
SUCH CHILDREN!
UNCLE: “George. what are you
going to be when you grow up?"
GEORGE: ”I'm going to be a.
philanthropist. uncle. Those people
always seem to have a. lot of money."
——Tit-Bits.
, Efiective _
The shoulder bouquet is now
often a combination of ribbon and
flowers or fruit and both. This one
buildings at the University of Ark- red cherries.
is of white velvet ribbon and bright
ltore 11501- 0 to 'Hsturdey s to 7
nut/117515 1.70.7.
50. 1101177111.:
”III/GM): :filsl‘ Bison
~s'ee Matflushingwill
part. The clogging is relieved.
Continue for a week. Flush out
all the wastes and poisons that you
can. You will then find, We be-
lieve. a very different kidney condi-
tion.
You should learn these facts. The
kidneys, like the bowals, need help.
Give them that help without delay.
Then watch how results repay you.
.Ail drugglsts supply Jad Salts.
Wyeth Chemical Co. ..
h 598 Madison Ave,
... Free lest
'9 Mail me a Free Sample of Jed Salts.
...-”......
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwaik-
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J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
South N orwalk. Conn.
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Violins
Mandolins
Banjos
Ukuleles
_ SOLD 0N EASY TERMS
DONNELLY’S
So. Norwalk Westport
Atwater Kent, Ware.
Radiols. Stromoe r g -
Carlton. Sleeper,
Zenith.
RADIO
‘ STUDWELL PIANO 00.
68 North Main St.
South Norwalk
Imported Cashmere
SCARFS
Skillfuliy loomed of the high-
est quality cashmere yarns.
Choice designs—Striking con-
trasts in stripe and plaid ef-
fects.
These snappy, up-to‘-date
Scarfs are here at $1.98 and
$2.98.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
so Washington 51.. So. Norwalk
‘7.
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1'?" OLE‘Y’S
HONEY: TAR
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The result is very satisfying.
Wilson-Rowen Corporation. "
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SOLD Iii DRUiililSTS EVERYWHERE ‘ " «
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTIOII
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