SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1929;
EVENING PICKUP
New Oldsmobile Six
More Beautiful 0 There will be level?! orches-
tras playing tonight. 1: addition
Better P erformance there are enough other features
Lower Price to keep the phones glued on the
fan's care.
On Display WEAI" (492) 0 11 E. 'r.—-v..
riety program. including concert
by U. S. Army Band. -.
KYW (680) ll: 30 C. T.——Con
certs by well-known orchestras.
WIP (008. 2) 8 E. T.-—t}rsnd
opening of the lesson of 1820 and
AARON KOllN
0 B. 3. Ave. 80. Norwolk
Phone 480
1926 at WIP.
WHT (288) 8:45—Elmer K01-
ser's
Masters. «
KFI (407) 11 ‘P. T.—-Stsrs of
the stage and screen in Mldnite
Frolic.
Rivet-view Park Melody .
I DARlEN
”AMEN-,ISCHOOL
REGISTRATION
16 No. Main St.
South Norwalk . I
Phone 256 ‘
T0 TOTAL 1,000
Fire House It to Be
Scene of Voting for
Town Election Octo-
ber 5
It is believed that the number of
school children in Barton will total
1,000 this year. The total registri-
tion at the Darlen schools is now
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
We have a complete line
of all necessary school
equipment '
Let us show you
DONNELLY’S
I80. Norwalk Westport
886. There are 85 more pupils at-
tending out of town high schools,
which bringsthe total to 075. It is
expected that more pupils will be
added in the next week. The figures
show an increase of 40 pupils over
this time last year. Baker School.
at Noroton, has the largest regis-
tration with 283. and Fifth District
School the smallest with 55.
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After a couple of days with no at-
rests. the police again made an en-
try on the blotter. when Samuel
Mitchell of 204 Jewett street. Provi-
dence. R. 1.. was arrested by Officer
Lambert charged with driving at 40
miles an hour. fie posted a bond of
FIRE SALE
Corner Madison and
Franklin Streets
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE
COMPANY
850 to appear Monday. September
21.
.
The Annual Town Election will be
held on October 6 at the Darien Fire
House. This site has been chosen
because of the repairs being made to
the Town Hall.
a .
Amer, Williamson. known to the
sporting world as "Young Mulligan."
former bantamwelght champion of
the slate, is working at the Central
Diner lunch wagon.
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Miss Anna“ 'Mehlln “of the Home
O ‘
Gordon. Hosiery
We carry this popular make
in the latest styles and shades.
Remember the Hospital Drive
J. I.“ Mallette ,.
I 88 Washington Street
C
from her duties.
the holiday in Alabama.
Frank Whiting of Tokeneke. who
was arrested in Stamford two week!
ago. charged with driving under the
influence of liquor. has had his li-
ONLY 75 bows
puts‘a {sense revoked by the state.
VULLAN -. - ' - .
HOT WATER HEATER Charles P. Rumpf..Superlntenden'.
- of Highways. is on his two weeks“
"1 I vacation. He is in Fail'mont. West
YOUR HOME Virginia. with Mrs. Rumpl.
Balance Small Monthly Payments _ ' e '
‘ ' 14‘. Edward McGuinness of West
C081“. nght & avenue. u maintainer on the N. Y.
Power Co. N. H. a Kid R. a. has been moved
from the rlcn to the Norwalk
Norwalk Phone 3600 mum -
HARBOR VIEW
SCHOOL CAUSES
MORE RESIDENTS
TO HURRY AWAY
This Year Finds Addi-
tional Families Mak-
ing Island Year
Round Home ‘ .
This week. with the opening of
private schools, only a few summer
residents and the year-round fami-
'iies will be found at the island. The
opening of public schools caused one
flow of residents to the city last
Lucky Dollar Bill
If “the holder of the
Dollar Bill bearing
Serial number
N 37144826 B
will call at the Mill Out-
let Store with the Dollar
Bill they will receive the
50 piece Dinner Set de-
scribed below.-
50 Piece Dinner Set
Value $15—
roa ONLY 91.09
To the first 100 customers
making purchases at our store
on Monday» we will give a
brand new dollar bill (serial
number registered with our
banker) in exchange for an
old dollar bill.
The dustomer holding the
dollar . bill, with the lucky
serial number, on Monday will
be given a handsome fifty-
piece dinner set for the return
this winter at the resort for the first-
time ,and commute to New York.
The John W. Potters of Cockenoe
.avenue will continue here until the
middle of the fail. . Warren Potter is
traveling back and forth to the
Dwight school. .New York.
The Alfred Minuses of Oakwood
avenue will be here until late in the
season. Miss Elva Minuse will en-
ter Smith College. and Miss Elva.
Mlnuse will go Northampton. Octo-
ber 1st.
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The Charles Bogcrts are year-
round residents this year and ‘will
live at their Oakwood avenue home
through the winter. Miss Dorothy
Basel-t will attend the Hillside
School.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Steurer
of Harbor View avenue will remain
of the lucky doll'u‘b' at the resort for the remainder of
the month. .‘
Remember, there willbe one M - d M ‘15; 'd E III roll:
6. r. an rd. war a o it -
lucky dollar bill for Monday wood avenue will wait until the am
ShOPpers- lot October before removing to their
lbrooklyn home. ,
' e e e .-
M8“ outlet store Mrs. Elizabeth Owen and family
‘ of Neptune avenue have departed for
m noon Two Floors Philadelphia and will not return
' st next year to the resort.
. Among those who will remain all
124 Washingmn . winter at the resort are Dr. and Mrs.
8018881 NOI’WIIlk J. J. Stelr of Harbor View avenue.
Mrs. Louise-Brunette of Twilight
place: Mrs. David U. Page and fam-
ehdnrtm' in utmost: tor tho w
lly‘I of Harbor View avenue: Mr. and
. Mrs. Claude Mullseile. Mr. and Mrs.
Bank and Trust Co.. is on a vacatlom
She is spending .
week. Several families will remain '
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Subscription Dances to
Be the Rule-Caba-
ret Night Planned
By Steivard Jenifer
CAT DIS—APPEARS
”Shrimp,” Like Its Fa-
mous Snake-Killing
Predecessor, Not at
Madey’s Store ‘
The fall and winter social season
at the Norwalk Country club will
begin next week. Tonight is the
last of the regular weekly dances at
the club. Beginning with next week
the dances will be subscription of-
fairs. It is expected that the Black
and White orchestra from Bridge-
port will be secured. Later in the
season. if the crowds hold out. cab-
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last night.with Howard Field's or—
chestra playing. An attendance of
50 was reported. Cool weather this
Fall will make for larger crowds. it
is expected.
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4-00-1130 "80011.00 __0:00- 11‘” 4:00 h“ The East Norwalk Yacht club
will hold a clambake at the Sea-
view avenue quarters 9. week from
today.
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The Rev. Arthur J. Penncll re-
turned to East Norwalk last night.
from New York. Mr. Pennell left
last Tuesday for the" Rutgerfs Pres-
byterian church. where he is work-
'l‘o reduce to eastern standard
ROWAYTON
GIVE SUR RRRISL
PARTY TD MRS.
ANDREW MILLS
Captain Conklin' Pur-
chases 25-Foot Boat
.Anderson Crusade
Interests Community
tendered
A surprise party was
. Mrs. Andrew S. Mills of Rowayton .
avenue by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Sconeid a few days ago in honor. of
her birthday. After a delicious din-
ner was served xmuslc and cards
were enjoyed. Mrs. Mills was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts
from her friends. Those present 5t
the surprise party were: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bauer of New York, Mr.
ad Mrs. Charles Scott and Mr.
Aolph Bauer. also of New 'York.
Mrs. Mary C. Jacobus~ of Larch-
morit. Mr. and Mrs, Royal A. Mills
of South Norwalk, Captain and Mrs.
Andrew Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Scofield, Miss Helen Scofleid and
Master Edward Scofield. ,
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Miss Anna Parker of Logan place
is enjoying several days visit with
friends in New York city.
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Prayer. meetings for the Anderson
Crusade will be held at the homes
of Mrs. .10th Flint. on Rowfiton ave-
one and Mrs. John L'Hommedieu.
Crockett street. at 10 A. M. Tuesday.
September 22.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bell of Croc—
kett street spent yesterday visiting
friends in Danbury.
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Mrs. Frank Reap of Legan place
has returned from New York after
spending several days with friends
there.
- - s o 's . ‘
Captain Charles Conklln of Me-
Kinley place; purchased a. twenty;
live foot cat boat while in Glen Cove
yesterday. and towod it to Rowayton
with his power boat. Captain ConicL
lin formerly owned the two muted
schooner named the "Mary A. Cuff"
which was wrecked in a severe storm
on Long Island about two years ago.-
Mr. Dan Douglas and Mr. Edgar
L. Raymond. Jr" will accompany
Mr. David C. Watts of Rev'nyton
avenue in Mr. Watts’ boat. the
“Black Cat. " today to witness the In-
ternatlonal sailing boat races held at
Long Island. 9 .
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Master Francis For-let ,of McKinley
planets in New York today spend-
ing the day. on his grandfather's
Captain Preston Hart. tug. Transfer
No. 'l. owned'by the New York No
Rayon and Hartford railroad.
George Smith. .Dr. and Mrs. 3.1, 1-1.
esoIoI
’tpr these women. Committees' from
Kiohn 1“. Arnold of newnyton ave-
‘ilaptist churches. tomorrow 4‘ morn-
noyer street sailed his sleep, the
“Addie ,R." to Bridgeport yesterday
to join the natural growth oyster
fieet when they start working Mon-
day morning. Mrd. De Waters and
he: granddaughter. Miss Marlon
Taylor. enjoyed the sail with Cap-
tain De Water‘s.
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Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch was a re-
cent visitor in New York. ,
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Miss Gertrude Brenda of Rowdy-
ton avenue will resume her duties as
secretary at Miss Thomas‘ school on
Wilson road Monday. The school
will open the 29th of September this
year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Place of
Brooklyn. New York will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs.‘ Frank Reap
of Logan place over the wIeck-end.
Mrs. Fred W. Ambler of Downi-
ton avenue is chairman of the com-
mittee from the Methodist church
and Mrs. Alfred Beckius of .Cudlipp
street is chairman of the committee
front the Baptist church to get
members for the choir at the Ander-
son Crusade Tabernacle in Nor-
walk. . ”
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.A siren. newly purchased for. the
Rowayton Hose House. has arrived
and will be installed as quickly as
possible.
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Captain Frank R. Stevens of-Ro-
waytor. avenue will take Mr. Paul
Wing and family for an all-day sail
in the slpop Lillian today.
Mr. and Mrs; Pincus Needle and
family of McKinley place, left for
New York yesterday to spend' their
new year with relatives. ‘
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A meeting was called 'at the An-
derson Crusade Tabernacle-' yester-
day to appoint a. committee from
each church to interest the business
and professional women of Norwalk
in, the work. Each Wednesday eve-
hing a. supper will be held in the
South Norwslk Methodist church
the Rowayton churches. were. Mi-s.
Earl Stevens of McKinley place.
chairman. and Mrs. Elisabeth Gag-
er.’ for the Baptist church: Mrs
nus. chairman. Mrs. Welter Bunce »
of Brookside‘ and I‘Mrs.’ Thomas Ssh-
tos of Bowel-inn avenue. for
Methodist church. ' ‘
s e o . ‘.
Sunday school with the usual
Sunday morning worship will he
held in both the Methodist and
..lng Services ln.the_eveningwiil be
held in the Anderson Tabernacle. _
La Follette Victory 1
Pleases dishor Head
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—-(AP)‘
Congratulations upon his nomina-
tion in the Wisconsin senatorial pri-
mary haVo been almost! Robert
M. Le. Folletto. at Mounds. by Wit-I
liem Green. president of the Amer;
loan II-‘odsrstlcsr of Labor. , ', .
' Ones-woo 159.1999”
. several of the islanders back for a
’ , winter home in Brooklyn. They will
I at the island this year.
the .
“some one cursors harmful lush
ing in the field of religious educat-
tion. His return yesterday was
occasioned by the removal of the
Pennells from Rowan street next
week.
BELL ISLAND,
WM
RESIDENTS ARE ,
RETURNING FOR
, THE WEEK-EN D
Autumn Beauty of Is-
land Bringing Many
Back tor a Few More
Days
The next three week-ends will see
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“Shrimp." the small traffic-cat of
ed missing. J‘or three days the suc-
cessor‘to the famous Tiger. of snake
killing ability, has failed to appear
for meals at Madcy's store. Mr.
Madey thinks someone tookIthe kit-
ten. as many persons stopping in
East Norwalk admired it.-
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Miss Netta. Ferris of Bediord. N.
Y., has returned to her home after
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrsl‘Vernon Worden of Cottage
street.
» Joseph Scire. of East avenue. will
spend the week-end in Bridgeport.
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few days. Both the Summltt House
and the Sound View House will have
guests registered over the week-end
to come. The winter colony will be
somewhat larger than 'that of last
year. '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shangh-
nessy, of Cottage street, have moved
to Shorehaven.
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Louis Buschbaum. of New street,
is spending the week-end in New
York city.
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Mrs. George E. Hayes will return
to the. island Monday fitter a week‘s
absence in New York city.
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Mr .and Mrs. Gould Hedenburg
and daughter, Madeline, are going to
Bridgeport on a picnic tomorrow.
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Mrs. William Acker. of ‘Winfield
street. was in New Haven with
friends yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrh. Andrew J. Mulcare
and family areInow-settlcd in their
return to' the Orchard cottage, on
Summitt avenue, next season.
Mr. and Mrs. William .Burbank of
West avenue are leavln this week
for their home in New ork. '
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Miss Dorothy Austin. of Winfield
street. visited Miss Ruth Craig. of
Danbury yesterday. Miss Craig has
been ill but is recovering.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke of M1“ 1d“- Skofield. °f Winfield
Crescent road will stay at their home street. has accepted a position as 8
until late in the fall . high-school teacher in Philadelphia.
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The Frederick W. Houstons» of
Beach avenue will be late residents
Royal Osterbanks. a member of
the Calf Pasture Lila Saving Corps.
left for Florida last week. where he
will spend the winter.
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Charles Roselle.~ of Pleasant Ter-
race. has transferred with the New
York University ~ football squad
irom Fort Blocum‘to New York city.
Roselle is a candidate for half-back
on the squad; and has been making
good so for.
The Pine Point Catholic Club will
have several guests over the week-
end. _
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Mr. and Mrs. George A. McIntosh
of Summltt avenue will leave next
week for their winter residence.
They will return next year. ,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Lindsay Brush of
the Overlook cottage are late ses-
soners at the resort.-
N orwalk Lawyer Is
Allowed New N ame
Attorney Abraham .D. Slsvstsky.
of this city. fermeriy‘of Bridgeport
was- given permission to choose his
name to "Slsvitt" by Judge John R.
Booth in Superior court.- Bridgeport.
yesterday afternoon. The lawyer
asked for a change of name-on the
l‘l'l'iund of "convenience " '
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The De Motto school will open
next Monday. with, both upper and
lower schools full. 17 were gradu-
ated from the East avenue academy
last June. and a’ larger graduating
class it expected for next year. En-
largements have been made to the
school this summer. class rooms ad-
ded.. and athletic equipment pro-
vided. '
DRIVES GOLF BALD 781 YARDS.
_ CHICAGO. Sept. 18. (AP. )—
, . Jack Redmond. professional golf
mm @048 8144110 player and trick shot. . broke . the
stony do“! We on! «all!!! world's record for long distalfce
drives Thursday when he sent a bull
701 yards. However. his tee was
the top of the Straits building. The
bell sailed over Michigan avenue
and the Illinois Central tracks and
landed in Grant Pm.
. NOLANS BUY ROME.
At the Fresh Agency a contract
was given by Eugene' J. Van Ness
which are 9.1100819. oak the piece
of opiates. icon sit-colic
substitutions. 99: «been
”“1130th AND TAR COM-
~’E'Otlllti. Tho-’ildme" of every lis-
gredlsnt is plus! . printed on eves-9'
carton. go‘s
taking when rooms W
clings to the throat. egos or old
uni- 80p .
M. D. Marley, East avenue. is report- '
TWAIN! '08
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Phone
527
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“1'1"8 HERE 1F IT'S HOUSEWARE"
Prompt 1. f
Delivery
GET YOUR COLD
make your winter healing more
right now. such as oil. gas and
Come in today and let us help you out with suggestltms to
the high cost of coal you will save many dollars by getting thin“;-
1.-
WEATHER N BED
with
economical and effective.
electric heaters and wood stove
83 \VASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH Nonwsnk, court.“
H.
gue-
K. M Collins 01 Wood-
liaven, N. Y., says. “Instead of
plodding through .- my work =
wearily on account. of sick?
headaches and sour stomach, I
ambition, can do more and bet-
ter work and life is worth liv-
log. I have never before given
my name to advertise a medi-
cine, hilt you cannot imagine
how different I feel since I dis-
covered Carter’s Little Liver
Pills. "
Printer’ 3 Sick Stomach and
now enjoy good‘health and .
Carter' 5 Little Liver Pills in a gentle manner without “1
‘tonic the whole system through bad after eficctsp '
the liver and bowels. They act .
as a mild and cfiective laxative, by all drugstores. _
Recommended and for sa‘
Schultie’s, Saturday Specials-1,1“
Boneless Rib Roabt . .
.ILameores‘I........
39 and 43 Main
PorkRoast 320lb
Veal‘Rump 24cz'lb
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South New
..............30c'1b
..............22clb’
Street, Norwalk
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwslk
new?
list-ammo one OVEBuAlliJNt.
mars AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN .
AUTOMOBILE co.
34 WEST AVE. NORWALB
*L. Wagner. Branch Mgr. ~
SEBVIOE STATION PHONE 1881 '
You can make no mistake
when you buy “Kayser Chain-
oisette” Gloves. The new fall
styles are here at
98c and $1.15 pair
The N. E. RYAN C0.
86 Washington Street
South Nomi]:
4 Fill Your Wants on
Reliable Merchandise
. at .
Mill Olltlet Stores ,1 -
TWO moons
124 wasniso'ron s'riiur
scorn NORWALI,
mm
on Burners
Policy Refrigerating
. & Supply Co.
..
61h Anniversary
Now Going On '
70 North Main Street.
South Not-walk ' '
Phone 747 . 7
COMPLETE HOUSE“
FURNISHINGS fr
last Norwalk
Tel. 3343
WINTER IS COMING
Is your battery in good-4
shapo'l We charge, reptil-
and sell. Car and radl.
. Mbtor‘ Transpoi'tation
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LONG 111511100! 1‘80 .
Daily Service Between >
109w York and Norwelk
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PADDID VAN! 8'03
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