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SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1.2..
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On the Playgrounds
LEARN TO SWIM
you swim?
swimming.
Enough people have
rescue. bring the person
shore. portorm resuscitation it nec-
lf not. you have
yllll opportunity or learning during
7 Norwalit's Annual swimming week.
commencing July 26. at Cult l'as-
ture Beach.
One cannot overestimate the val-
1t. shouldlbo the
, aim of every rod-blooded American
w'muter the art of swimming so 0“
that be or she can help decrease the
number 01 lives lost in the water.
Do you realize that each day is
people drown on America's beaches.
. lakes. ponds bnd rivers. This month
will claim its toll of more than 540
been
~ .drowned in this country in the last
)1 you! to fill the great Yale Bowl.
They. who have lost their lives in
this way. out-numbered more than
two to one. America's losses in ac-
tion during the World War.
\ What would you do it a child
weredrowningl Could you spring
oasary and save a lite’." Or would
you have to look on in terrible help-
lessness? A drowning person needs
help, not company. Expert lilo sav-
i-rt: say that ”you cannot help you
had better stay away. To be a good
swimmer is one thing; to be a lilo
cater involves something quite dif-
i‘lront, llrouuing people are endow-
ulth super-human strength.
Comparative wealtlings have' been
known to drug bone at h the
water ulth them. capable swimmers
much stronger than themselves.
Now we all have a chance to be-
come an asset to Norwallt by di-
minishing the number or non-swim-
mers and making of every swim-
mer an efficient and capable life
saver. Learn to swim. This is your
opportunity. Makearrangcmcnts for
swimming instruction through the
Norwaik Playground association or
the Call! Pasture unil. American
lied Cross Life Saving Corps.
ltememberl Norwalk's Annual
Learn to Swim Week commences
July 28th. i
FRIEEIE’S
1770 Law Protected Men
Of France From Being
Lured By Beauty Aids
PARIS—(AP) There is still a law
on the French statute books—dai-
though not enforced—that imposes
Norwalk
Store closed Wed: Afternoons
UNDERWEAR .
FOR WARM DAYS
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“ATHLETIC SHIRTS
RUNNING PANTS
BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AN D DRAWER!
Rogers & Stevens
TWO swears
So. Norwalk
a penalty on women who bexullc
men into marriage by means of
range. powder. perfumes and similar
tcminine aids.
“Whosocvcr attracts into the
bonds of marriage any male subject
of llis Majesty. by means of rouge
or powder, perfumes, false teeth.
false hair, steel corsets, hooped pct-
tlcoats, high heels or false hips, will
be prosecuted for sorcery and the
marriage will be declared null and
void. it the accused is convicted."
This law. passed by the parliament
in 1770, is still on the French sta-
talc hooks and could be appealed to
by a present day complainant. It
norms to show that the mere man
of King Louis XV"s time had some
protection from the \vilcs of the
woman who resorted to artificial
means to win a husband. Even the
introduction of the new Civil Code
in HM left it in form, under the
section dealing with "fraud in the
quality oi.l merchandise."
CALLlh’G THE TURN
, Re: Do you believe everything
cvory darn fool tells you?
88E: No. but sometimes. darling
you do sound so plausible—Life.
Does
Shingle Roof .
. Leak? 4
If so consult us and
we can stop it by our » ;
chemical asphalt g
coating.
tire resisting. .
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Chemical Asphalt Reef ‘
Coating Corp.
‘ 126 worth St. Tel. Stamford 3925
. V. Shea.
DARIEN
'l'hoso desiring to place itelus
in this column should communi-
cate with London Herrick. tel.
Norwalk .8.
E'As'r NORWALK
Those desiring to place itenn
in this column should coimnuni-
cats with Oscar G. iloderstrom,
”D ”I
DARIEN
panama
DURING wax
Special Musical Program
At Methodist Church
Sunday Evening — Mrs.
Chadderton Sails.
Real estate has been active in
and about. Darien tor the past
week. Arthur Cliantos has purchas-
ed front Meyer Wise a house on
Hroekslde avenue. ncsr Miller's
bridge. William Warner has sold
a lot on the Post road to Marguerite
llirs. Jessie S. Posston has
sold a house on Catalpa Terrace to
Mr. John M. B. Moss.
0 O O
The ladies' secieiy oi' the Darlcn
Methodist church held a. cake sale
on the church grounds yesterday
afternoon. and, judging from the
number of patrons. the venture has
been a success. Home made ice
cream and root beer were also on
sale and attracted many a. warm
passenby.
0 I O
A special musical program has
been arranged for the evening ser-
vice of the Usrlcn Methodist church
Sunday. The regular church quartet
will have charge 0! the music. Lil-
lian G. Richards. soprano: Louisa
i.. Gedbcr. contralto: W. Raymond
Godbcr. tenor; and W. llarold Oddy.
baritone, comprise the quartet. The
tour singers will be assisted by
Madame DcVoc. soprano. of Siam-
ford and New York. Madam DcVoo
and Mr. Godbcr will render a duct
and Madame DcVoe will sing the
ortertory solo. The program pro-
mises to be a most interesting one
and a cordial invitation has been
extended to all. The quartet is on
its vacation during July and August.
but has arranged to be present on
this special occasion.
O O 0
Mrs. P. B. ChaddcrtOn of the Post
insurance agent. sails
road. local
today on the steamer Baltic for
England. During Mrs. Chadderton’a
absence. her son. Lieutenant G. H.
Chaddrrion. will be in charge of the
business.
0 O O
Policeman Eduard Mugavcro of
the Darien police forcegand his
family have moved from! Not-walk
Your .
It is also i
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Stamford, Conn.
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George M. Coley
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1'» business trip for the Crotut and
Knapp Hat company in Norwalk.
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in tho ltiolo house on Maple avenue.
Clicnlyrook.
O O 0
Miss Eva t'ampbell is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the JL
M. Smith company store.
0 O 0
Sergeant Tinker has had an
addition built on his liouseion Weat-
nvcnue. John Tyler did the
O O O
C‘lv-sirr Fitch has none South on
. tags on the land. The parcel will
aurora
award
handout
Shorchsvea F i a a l s This
Afternoon—M u l l e r Is
Favored to Win —- To
Change Fire Signals.
An experiment is being tried out
this Sunday evening at the services
in the Advent Christian church when
Rev. Frederick L. Fiver will retire
trom his pulpit in favor of four
young people. The service. at 7:30
o’clo will really be a merger of
the 'l: 0 o'clock service for the
church. and the 0:80 for the young
people's classes.
The young people are all mem-
bers of the classes of Mrs. Letty
Reynolds. Howard and lithium
Shaw. Ariel Ainsworth and Amelia
Knorr. They will take the pulpit
in turn to carry on the sermon oil
“The ideal Christian" from four
different angles. in the home. in the
church. in social lite. and in busi-
ness. ,
llcv. Dr. Piped." in making way
for the embryo religious leaders. has
declined to participate in the serx ice
beyond making a few remarks at
Benediction.
D O C
The tinals in the club champion-
ship matches at the Shorehaten tiolf
club are being played oft today. with
Carl Muller and Fred A. Loci.“ nod
meeting in the first eight to deride
the winner of the silver chafing
dish to be symbolic of the chain-
pionship.
In the second eight. ii. A.
Schwartz will meet W. 0. Wood for
the consolation prize. a green glass
cocktail set. Weed cams 'thruugh
in the semi-finals run 4m Wednes-
day by dctcattng Judge w. F. ’l‘sm-
many; and Schwartz won over John
R. Itriszcll. Thursday.
Cari Muller is tavorsd to win the
club championship. having been
victorious in the semi-finals over
A. R. Bette. Lockwood, however.
because of his one up victory last
Saturday over A.‘ A. chevre. who
was expected to reach the finals.
is conceded a chancr.
I 0 O
The Advent Christian church
board of trustees was empowered
by decision of the church. in meet;
ing Thursday night. to sell part oi
the property in the rear of the
church. Just purchased tor protec-
tion purposes. to Mrs. Rachael
White. It is understood that him.
While plans to build a small cot-
hsvs a so toot frontage.
. 0 0
Fire alarm signals in East Nor-
walk will be changed to sound two
numbers instead oi three within the
next week or so. The change is
being made to enable volunteers to
ascertain the box and location more
easily when an alarm is sounded.
Following arc the programs of
St. Luke's I'Ipiwopal Church.
Nos-omit. I
(Rev. Fluid :4. Leach.) . i
5:80 Holy Communion. I
9:45 Church school. . I
10:15 Morning Prayer and'lscr.‘
men.
0 O I ‘
St. John's R. C. Church. Soroton. I
(ROV.’J. J. McGuanc.) l
Mass will be celebrated at 8:3'lj
and 10:30 a. m. .
a a e "
Presbyterian Church. Nonstop.
Rev. George R. Montgomery, Ph. D.
10 Sunday school.
11 Morning Service.
0 D O l
Methodist. Episcopal church Darin.
10 Sunday school. Classes for all
uses.
10 Men's Bible Class. led by the
pastor. "Friends of Christ."
ll Divine WOrship.
7:80 Divine Worship.
The text {or the morning service
will be Tim. 1:15. “It is a faith-
tul saying. and worthy of all ac-
ceptatlon that Jesus Christ came in-
to the world to save sinners of whom
-I am chief."
The text for the evening service
will he Luke 11. 2-4: "Our Father."
"Our Bread." "Our Sins."
RED 801' GMNDMAMA
MOTHER teeming in at 2 a. tn.)
--You needn't have waited up for
me.‘ Ysobcl. I have my own latch-
key.
YsoBEL—I knew it. manner.
but somebody had to let grandma
inn—Life.
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. lag the arrival of a. new set of
‘ihr smrral churches in Darien and] cog
‘Xol‘oton for Sunday: ,
] lion.
.represcntstlva of the alarm coni-
. reminder for children to has, them-
The change is being held up pend-
wheels {or the boxes located at the
Mayflower Hook and ladder sta-
Tlic." uiil be installed by a
pair. who is
expected shortly.
U 0 O
llarl (manila-n (it t‘rcscent ter-
rnrc has pmclrsc-l the home of
lira. inc: t'no. l" Scavicw avenue.
0 O 0
East Noranil.‘ oyhtrriiicu and clam
diggers will he inactive for another
arch uhllv nailing for the report
of an analysis bring mlda of the
harbor waters by the state depart-
ment o1 health.
a o e
lilies Irma Buckingham. :o Covs
avenue. left yesterday on a. two
weeks‘ \acation irip. She will step
first at Boston and will then visit
friends in Newburyport. later coa-
tinulng on to New Hampshire.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gotham.
Edlie avenue. are on a camping trip
at Great Marsh. Westpert.
O O O
Alan-on Osborn. 'Cove avenue. is
spending the week in Danbury on
vacation. '
C I 0
Gene Smith is home on vacation
from studies at the University of
Pennsylvania. where he is a mem-
ber o! the class ot 1:28.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boland. 76
Fort Point street. will start on’ a
week's vacation trip Monday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ber: have moved
from flaaview avenue to River
Drive. Marvin beach.
0 O 0
Miss IJlllan lehavrien or Rowan
street was operated upon Wednes-
day by Dr. 11. ll. Waite for removal
of tonsils and adsnoids. She was
allowed out at doors for the lrgt.
time yestarday.
WhyGodMadeFleas
The quip about tleaa being invent—
ed to keep dogs out of mischief has
been ramped into an argument
againu bobbed hair.
Attacking the bob as an urn-Ger-
man invention.“ the anti and as.
sailing a woman school physician
who had urged girls to cut short
their locks for milk: reason; tho
Fascist Nuremberg Councilman
Jilin! Stretcher says: "Plans are.
and always have been. a God-given
selves clean."
The council of the historic ato-
uepolie or ”0.900 peep]. voted
BELL ISLAND
'l‘hoso desiring to place lit-um
in this column should communi.
coin with Miss Josephine N.
Koo-gait. tel. 1030. or with The
Evening Sentinel. Tel. mi.
about
acaaati
manna
Immigrant D a n c e. For
Which Islanders Have
Been Preparing f o r
Weeks Past, Will Be
Held.
Tonight's the big night! Hill:—
ilshmen. l r i s h me n. Dlltclimcn,‘
Italians. Germans. Greeks. Scots.
French and Spanish will In: out,
in full force. There will he cuts
and drinks of cvcry nation. '1']...
clubhouse is no morc. in its place
stands "Castle Garden.”
house inspectors and passphrt in-
spectors will be on the JUll. Don’t
miss the dance. come with your he...
smile and a dress like that worn
by your ancestors,
O 0 O
The bridge party for the blind
home will be held Monday at the
home of Mrs. M. Gray on Crescent
Beach road. it all] start at '.'
O'CIOCR sharp. and a wry large at-
tendance is expected.
0 O 0
Raymond Gloctzner of Bridge-
port is the week-end gum or John
Gloetzncr oi the “Dairy" cultagc.
‘ 0 s a
Mr. and Mrs. William
entertained a numlm or
from Stamtord last evening.
0 0 a
Mrs. Ralph Schwartz of llrtmlt-
lyn and Mrs. Ned Gavin and douch-
icr Althea, of Fall ltivcr. Muss,
are the guests ot Mr. and Airs.
Frank Schwartz.
”(land
”It min
0 0 O i
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Miss Kathryn Ryan oi“ Brimkl)“
is visiting Miss Josephine Kcegan of
West a\cnue.- Mien llyan is :1
sophomore at the College or New
Rochelle.
0 o a
James Derc. Jr. of P-i'tmltll'n is:
the guest oi his aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. J. lilckry of the "Sunni
View House." Rocky Boinl road.
0 U a
Mrs. William C. Boers has return-
ed to the Island from n nip to
Danbury. .
e a e 2
Mrs. F. Austin and faintly and
i‘usiumx-l
German General Spends
Time Growing Roses
The um. illl‘iiltJ’ ilnrman army or.
iill'l'l' \uhu imnsl mariy npprmn'livl
:io liming lllrlit‘il lit-o sum-d tutu u
plourhnrt- is. tiencral Aluantlrl‘ \oii
Muck. who directed the
ot thc Alarm.
l'nsw-rshy going to work in thc
liltillillli: never fail to two the 80:
'yealmld \t'i~’l'.’ll| at \wrk in lllM roan
'lI-Il'tll'il in the summc r colony of tho
tiru-nuald on the outskirts of litr-
lin. llo rises at 6:30: puts on an
old suit oi clothes and occupies him-
izzrlr \viih rose hedges with boyish
tvntlms‘msm unlit breakfast at 10
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ii'l‘llit‘it.
" .\ll‘~.‘i ,\l. Austin or Nortvnlk were the
j;:u~;i.-t of filr. and Mrs. William S.
it'l‘ililillllili ot' \Vcst nu-nue yester-
‘ day.
s e 0
Mrs. J. RicAilisicr of New York
Whittl-
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‘is waiting Air. and Mrs. (I.
then or, West nvrnuc.
; Now is the time
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To take advantage of a
. Heating System at a
l moderate price.
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Capitol Furnace
Pipe or Pipeloss
Patent Anti-Quaker Grate
Heating Engineer
Consult me about the
Dci'crrcd Payment Plan
FRED 'J. KAISER
6 Howard Ave. 3. Norwalk
Phone 1&2
first (irr‘ »
Ymun (mulry oprralluns in tho llillll.’ i
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STYLE HEADQUARTERS
the new lilvul'lml tan tilr ii\lili'l!. lill) limitlu-rnllprlii ll\lu|ll in
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ESSEX 6 COACH
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NOW ON DISLPAY
With All-Steel, Bolted and Rivctcd, Clear Vision Body
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gonna-aw d -
' a «land. to make 'ble the
7 MT New Coach yourdgsolgisnew
showing. .
'AIstDser" Itisalldeaobd end riveted.
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The Product of Essex’ New ”0,000,000 Body Plant
youwlll
”flatulence. tyouwlll
have gher appreciation their
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in a steel '
hung mummy
of
meaning when you know the
anddiflortionnsreasualikclyas
. Doonarese
hanged
an'opcn door while the ear is
‘1th driven over rough ros_rl_s. ..
the
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without springing it out of true.
And it is so designed and eon-
t strugcstaldsstopcrmittlreueein
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a plant of 18 acres which with ”a y no mannero alugh
bed a cost
rsthuiltand
thetapeddmschinetyhsdto be
enamel, most lustrous and
lasting finish.
There has been constant im-
vcment in the chassisfrom the
Essex shipped. But only by
theaemmulsuonoftheresourees.
the information, experience, and
the skill that have resulted from
building of 350 000 Essex
“Sixes"was it possib to create
thisarwhichweaskyoutoin—
sped and no drive as the best
looking, best value, best Essex
built.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc.
12 West Avenue
“10ml..."
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Phone 3275
N orwalk, Conn.
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