. «at Iii f.,,...‘"l~" ”mm insurer n, use ...... _|.‘ il‘ ‘ , ._ J‘TWJVN" i. Y"! .. .. I § v THE EVENING snumtnmobrn noawanx, CONN. PAGE ssvau have your can yams m ; [“SPRAWAY” MWashedandGreesed HARBOR VIEW. l Those desiring to place items in this column should communi- sts with Landon Herrick, tel. m_ul . .. . “...—... We Are Our Own Whole. Islets and leteiiers of Quality Groceries A. F. Beckmann Co Inc. Washington Street Phone 350d lo. lies-walk ‘ Beach Toys for Kiddies Douuiiws .‘Iorwsllr Westport T0 CHARLESTON ’decided to put tradition behind nuuuuut turnout Unique Feature Planned By Mr. aners. Edward B. Held For 10th Anni- versary. ~_ Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Haiti's celebration of the‘ tenth anniversary of- their wedding at the Harbor View club house next Saturday night. in conjunction with the regu- lar weekly dance, will probably go on record as the most unusual en- tertainment the summer colony has ever witnessed. To celebrate a wedding anniver- sary in modern times with the old fashioned ceremony would seem out of mode, so Mr. and Mrs. Held have them and do things in an up-to-date manner. They will be remarried in true Charlestonian fashion at the NEWS FOR .- NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS " PALAC REGE 2:15, 7:15 and 9 2&5, 7:15 and D ,7 T o d a y and Tomorrow T o d a y and Tomorrow Ill/Jill" ‘\'.'.‘.‘s w ..‘» The Screcn’s Greatest Spec- tacle of Human Emotions. Dazzling in Splendor of Scenes, Heart 'Appeal- ing in Story. The Bible’s Greatest Romance, Vividly Living Through the Magic of .iliiiiilfiifi‘llilillimil' e ‘i-. LAST TIMES TODAY 2:15. 7:15 and 9 “RUSTLING FOR CUPlD” Love, hate and justice in the cattle country -— with — GEORGE O’BRIEN and ANITA STEWART WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY i ii i v, “THE COMEDY” Sensation of the Current Picture Season. It. is the Greatest Laugh M a k e r E v e r Shown On The S i l v e r with Ernest Terrence, Greta Ni en. Charley’s M o t i o n Wm. Collier, Jr. Aunt . Pictures W a1 1 a c e Beery featuring i Kathryn Hill Julian Eltinge Tyrone Power and club. the minister and all will Charleston Flower girls, bridesmaids. ushers. ‘ mm ...d coma, Ann Pennington their way to the altar. and Charles- ton back. A large attendance is predicted. ~ l The weekly meeting of the Ladies“ Afterooon Tea. and Card Club, at the club house. this afternoon is the l chief social attraction of the day. Shampoo Capes Made of pure rubber- A very - practical garment at 69¢ a special price The N. E. Ryan Co. 86 Washington Street " South Norwalk iNEWLY LAID EGGS. so we say they're fresh they are fresh. Our meats and vegetables are as fresh as our eggs. THE MODERN MARKET 15 North Main Street P. E. Fairchlld. Prop. Tel. 1458 a' Bargains -—in-- Used Cars l AARON KOHN ‘Auto Accessories 9 Railroad Ave, So. Norwalk 1 I Mine. Jeannette LADIES’ SPECIALTY SHOP 56 SOUTH MAIN IT. SOUTH 'ORWALK, cons. 'For Slender, Medium and Stout Women Corsets, Girdles, Complites, Brassieres,.Bandesux and Garter-Belts J. I. Mallette as Wei-limousine ,. .. .' ' “Eisner i Y“ I‘m-"3gb ' lF'l'liA‘l'J the morning ' THE CASE ' ’ Feel hungry and ‘W . .. befamlunchl-trythl! - ' o feel debt on- log. you all! have well-bal- mwgf em in. 'u'i . Wmsdhrlm usually " '~ ‘ "so u “M‘s'm'm’wt “To? “'3: are.” av m.- ' r u "g ‘ ,f od‘g eat till“ ...“...“mmxx fighmnm: ...... fina-firm ~ mossnnm eulimethwcridtolay- 9 ‘ - ”will: 2‘s... oz" 3 '81 w m 0‘ - &~' I” an. two Id Ii mam V Silkworth is well known among the The hostesses “ill be Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. J". N. Selchow. Mrs. Behre. Mrs. A. Morgan Saunders. Mrs. Bush and Mrs. William Lloyd Webster. 0‘ O C 0 Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Stewart of Canton. N. 17., have rented one of Mr. Olsen's eottagea for the season. - 0' O 0 Mrs. John Hagen, Bellmorc...L. i.. the wife of the celebrated golf course designer. will be the guest of Miss Costigan. this week. Mrs. Ha- gen is s..golf enthusiast. and will spend most of her time on the links. l O 0 Mrs. Herbertd‘. MacGregor is spending the day in New York city. I O l Tom Floyd-Jones. accompanied by the Thompson boys. of Green- wich. put off Sunday from the beach in Tom‘s boat on a three weeks' cruise. They are headed for Nam, tuckett, the first stop on the trip. l m " l l i l BELL ISLAND Those desiring to place items in this column should continual. cat. with Miss Josephine N. Koegan. tel. use, or with The Evening Sentinel. li'el. ea. The account of last night's beneilt bridge party. will be found on the social page. 0 The weekly card party will be held at the clubhouse this evening. 0 O C Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Macariey en- tertained Mg. and Mrs. H. Joseph Wright yesterday in New York. in honor of the Wrights' wedding an- niversary. O O 0 Dr. Joseph J. Strohmeyer has re- turned to his home on Summit aven- ue pfter spending two weeks' in the Catskills. O O 0 Malcolm Hayes. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes of Rocky -Point road. is visiting Donald McLachlan of Danbury. Donald is a former re- sident of Bell island. having occu- pied the house.now owned by Mr. Frank K. Hope on ' Rocky Point road. ' ~ e e_ a Mrs. C. Silkworth and family of Larchmont have rented the Tweedy cottage "Harbor View" for the re. mainder of the summer. Miss Grace younger people of the island. 0 -. Miss Faith Vent luff of Falrtieid is visiting Mrs. T. dehuldice of. Rocky Point road. » . e e e ,, Mr. and Mrs. Beie Freyer and daughter 'were recent guests of Mr. out [Soars "stonds by ” l Miu Janet Hinchman returned to once. WITH ' STARRING _ .Itltanlonte. N. Y.. today after spend- . - . , REGENT 0 0 ' ' i t l d h . £51158: T313332 néély‘ii‘d‘fl .. —— _ . Pmulla Dean & John Bowers Vera Reynolds, Wm. Boyd, Charlie Murray .. ““‘i- “““m M“- ‘ "Ml" A romantic and humorous story of the steel 1n- ...- and Mrs. William Rspp. ADDED ATTRACTION On the Stage Norman & McCloud “The JOking Fiddlers" Direct from Keith's N. Y. Palace theatre A son was born yesterday morn- ing to Me. and Mrs. Stuart 1). White- side of White Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Whitesidc are frequent visitors at L-tll Island. ”THEATRE tons PALACE . l "The. Wanderer" today began its- Mrs. George Hayes of Rocky Potnt‘ ,ngammm, of two days a. the p“. 1 Wild “as 3 "ml" in MN" Y0“ City . act: theatre. This Biblical story feu- iestcrday- lures Ernest 'i'ornulco. Greta Nisstn. William Collier, Jr.. Wallace Beery. 'l‘)ron Power and iiathlyn Williams. The story of the first black sheep. the prodigal son who sought the wine, women illlti song of a big city. only to return to his father's home broken in spirit and in purse. The eternal story of youth's folly. youth's courage and frailty, youth's repent- Addsd Stage Presentation Hattie Althoff 8: Co. --in.... “The Land of Harmony” 0 C O O 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Murray of new. .1th were recent guests of Mr. and M rs. Alvin D. Schmocger ot Summit avenue. THURSDAY “The Dice Woman” T H U R S D A Y Eagle-7);;garnersuse “Steel Pl’t—‘ifBl‘TBd’,9 O It Several Bell islanders enjoyed a picnic Sunday evening at Devil's Glen. Conn. Among tlyle present were: the Misses Ann and Janet Matthews. Lucia Turner. Twila and Mildred Bigier and Janet Hiuch. - scream. a riot of mirth. a laugh in every scene, today opened its en- casement of two days at the Re- gent theatre with Julian fillings and Ann Pennington as the stars. You . laughed at “Charlie's Aunt" and you will laugh even more “'Iif‘ll you see dustry. A superb production filled with sentiment, dramatic Thrilling -- Humorous -— Appealing action, thrills and delicious humor. "d! Y.“ STYLE HEADQUARTERS ... man and William Hanlon. Clifford this unrhaicd mirth provoker. "Illa. I , . ' J. O'Hara. C. Wellsley Smith. John dam Mum“ is .1 "ho" lady ‘ ' Pills. \‘t'llll‘dlrl Urummen. Marc L'an- in shirts. The fun is IilSi and [uri- ,, r tz e ay pe a s (lee. and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mal- our. A picture farce packed with ForoMens Featwu'r e s e 8 CI The new bleached tun calf oxfords. the featherweight oxford in black and tan. and the brogue oxford with wide square ice are III ready for your inspection. Newest patterns in men's hosiery. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN “ soura noawanx colm. laughter. I 0 Miss Alice Ward has returned to lllooltlyn nft.:r spending several days “lih Josephine Gallagher oi “liilhicw.” Summit nvenue. w"... Boy Breaks Leg In Playing Farmer Game While playing "farmer with a load of hay" at the. home of John Thcyer in Talley Road, New Canaan, yes- terday John Mugsn. aged three years fractured a let: in a fall. The lad was taken to the Norwalk hospi- tal where Dr. William J. Tracey set . the break. His condition is reported as being fairly good. Lions PuliEsh (Continued From Page One.) onice received letters yam J. Fred McMahon this mornin stating that all his friends can address him in care of the Norwalit hospital in case the Lions should suites defeat. But Mr. McMahon is manager of the Lions. and according to Mr. Mc- Mahon. Mr. McMahon will not have to go to the hospital. That was the opinion opined by Mr. McMahon. James Donelly. righting hard for the Kiwanis, is securing a profes- sional umpire. A movement was made recently. it is understood. to have LeRoy D. Downs umpire the game. but his many friends stopped tits order immediately. For after all there is no telling what nliy hap- pen when the enraged teams get after the arbiter. An siphateticai list of the Lions lineup was given this morning. Nineteen names are included in the list. and no positions are noted. The purpose of this feat, according to the Lions secretary. Harry Lane.’ to keep the Kiwanis in the dark. The proceeds of the game will go for the Christmas tree fund and the Norwailr dispensary. The Lions' list follows: Oscar Amundsen. Sam Baker. Barney Barman. L. W. DeMotte. Bill Dior. inger. Joe Domsn. Howard Fenner. Bob Fuller. Bob Grillith. Charles Haas, Dr. Haugh. Max Kant. Phil Jakob. Harry Lane. Paul Lawrence. Walt Rose. Art Schultse. Cari L'n- derwood and Al Wardle. RIALTO Anita Fietvnri and George O'Brien are (losing their engagement at the nialio theatre with today's showing of “Rin—tling for Cupid." The pic- ture tells a dramatic story.“ th' loxe. hate and justice in the cattle country. Three days beginning tomorrow. at great fmorite with Noru-aik pa- trons “ill return to this city. He to Milton Sills iii “Puppets." Ger- lrmlc t’llmstead is his leading lady- Nexcr before have you seen Milton Sills like this. he the puppet master and she the puppet. Nothing more dramatic has hqvn shonn in years. it couldn't have been made liner. blgler or better. it is one of the mightiest offerings of any season. You'll be proud to talk about it. mini/onus nus NAILS lN HIS inns Norn‘alk has its own candidate for the title of 'ihc world's meanest man.” Someone deliberately drove a roofing nail through each of the tires on a. car owned by; illlani Reynolds of 1 County street. at its parkin gpiace on isaac etrcct. yester- day at‘ternoon. Mr. Reynolds, who reported the matter to the police last night. said that the damage had been done some time between 3:30 and 4 o‘clock. Will EXTEND WATER llNE 0N WlNFlFiD n. An extension of about 1,000 feet on the city's water line along Win- field street. East hlorwaik. is con. templated by the water commission- ers. A meeting to settle the final decision is to be held within the next few days in' the office of the first district commissioner. Miss Chichester Sends Check And Thanks Deputy Fire Chief W. J. Powell has received 0 letter from Miss Mary P. Chichester. whose house at 56 West avenue was the scene of a Hamburg Steak .. Shoulder Steak ... Round Steak .. . .. Sirloin Steak . . . . . Porterhouse Steak Veal Roast Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk h 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk Weetport. Georgetown. Darien. Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport 20c lb, .....22c lb. ' .....38c lb. ......40c1b. ....45c lb. ....30c1b. On the Playgrounds swimmers of 19:5 become actual swimmers “ho, take to the water like a. fish this year due to their conscientious instructions. The instructors who helped yea- ttrday afternoon here. the Misses Elizabeth Weeks. Dorothy Skelly. lrt-ne Hallend. Helen Sullivan. Eliz- abeth Scofield and Messrs. Earl Wicke. iiarry Preston. John Kane. Iiilt‘hiit‘l t‘omconich. I. Wexler. and Edward il'ay. Thirty bath houses have been placed at the disposal of the child- ren for the entire week by the court- tsy of the lessees of the Calf pas- ture beach concessions. This kind- ntss is appreciated by all interest- ed in making snimming neck a suc- cess. The children from the various playgrounds “ere conveyed to and from Calf Pasture beach by the kindness of the following: William liccd. Joseph Williams. and Freder- ick .l. Moran. president of the Nor- “:llk Playground association. More automobiles and trucks arafiieedcd to take care of the kiddies. (‘aif Pasture beach was swarmed \llth kiddies from the playgrounds yesterday afternoon in their first day of instructions of the swimming neck. About 26% of the number of children present had never been in the water before. but after pre» liymnary instructions were given. the k.ddies took to the water .as if it had been their life long friend. The results obtained the first day were surprisingly remarkable con- sidering the number of children pre- . st nt. First the children were instil- led with the necessary confidence to enter the water. Then they were tc-ught the "dead man's float" and "on-the-back" float. Some of the more apt pupils were taught the "dOI' paddle." Judging by the first day's results, the prospects are encouraging for a large number of the children to pass their Red Cro‘ss beginners’ tests and qualify for the coveted buttons. unardcd to those who can with 50 feel. it gives the instructors who helped in the swimming campaign last year satisfaction to see the would-be G. O.° P. Town (Continued From Page One.) ...—...... weiler'. Se'i'erai de facto leaders and district heads have been mentioned in political circles as pose biiitles. but in each case the candid to has modestly denied any designs on the office. The approaching election therefore tinds the grand old party practically complete as to organiza- tion while the Democrats are with- out a loader oflcially. Conjecture as to the final incumbent has rested upon Ila-Postmaster Michael How- ard. Jesse T. Dunbar. former chair. man and Edward J. Quinlan. in some quarters a. “dark horse" is mention- ed and the situation gives promise of considerable development not without interest or possibly thrills. [Deaths and Funerals] Silvermine Exhibit . Opens Next Saturday The Siliermine Guild of Artists but hold an exhibition of pal tings. prints. and crafts at Guild l-Ia . Sil- vermine. starting Saturday. This ex- hibition. the second of the season. will be greatly added to by recent contributions of members of the. Silvermine community. Exhibitions will be. held daily from 2 to 7 o'cloc . The exhibition hours Sun. day i be from 11 to 7 o'clock. About Convenient Deferred Payments .. Young people who choose their furni- ture here find our system of payments extremely helpful. It is a business-like arrangement by which you may have the immediate use of the furniture you pur- Di Pietro's Car Abandoned A Flint touring car owned by Louis Di Pietro of Bouton street. was stolen from Webster street. yes- terday. It was found abandoned in New Canaan. last evening. DEMPSEY-TUNNEY FIGHT - AT YANKEE STADIUM mi‘iifiifiln.§"i1.éhl§$’lnfi chm”, .... M m... complimento m. mu. .- H, _. M chase, paying for it from your salai y. ch.mpi°u'h'p bout is planned by ing the uptown fire brigade through The funeral of John Barrels was 4 J ' _ , , Tex men... to, m. “an. 3... him for it. work on that occasion. iarseiy attended this morning from Ills He Felt Drunk Come 111 any tune, We wfll be glad dium in New n,“ on September particularly upon the speed with his home. Scribner avenue. at 3:10 , , - . ‘ lg. which her telephone call for help Iand from St. Mary's church at I M0“ 0‘ the Tim. to glve you the detalls 0f the plan and w;a answered and upon the efiicien- o'clocl‘t’ wix't‘ere a! gauge: [Milt 13s . kl k rti 1 tS f 011i. pug. Williams 1.. Hospital or of the means taken to quell the lung Y I'- o n es. 0 rec yn. Mr. fred O. )1 1‘ ' Mrs. Albert R. Williams of 21 fire- In evidence of her apprecil- ofleflorr. Miss Mary Heaphy sang Mmz—f'i ten crush can?“ ma 9 133 cu 31‘ arrangemen 0 y . “O Pie Jean." and as the cortego was leaving the church the choir sang "Lead Kindly Light." , The pallbearers Were Laurence Flynn. Jaseph Since, Carmella But- chellia and Frank Logan; Burial was in St. Mary's comets rs- !ue majoring Vacation tion Miss Chichester has made a substantial donation to the depart- ment fund. special convenience. ' A.J. Collins Co. time. My head was dilly. I couldn't think clearly. One day I droppeg a coin and when I stooped tegetitigotsodiur I aimed tell. 1 later found out that the cause of this condition was cunt ”tion. This was overcome h I short course of Carter‘s uttie Us. Pills. I! appetite his doubled. all Taylor avenue was admitted to the Norwallr hospital last evening to un- dergo a minor operann. TOO LATE NR OLABSIFICATIO} WHITE om wanted. to do light housework. Apply es Putnam ' Ave. E. Meyers. Treasury Balance wasnmopom July :1.— 4’ United states Treasury balance ' my diasin . ‘ ' ' ‘ wanton-smegma to heti- Harry st. Lane is «loving I ”' 3” “first: lett use. Mfln su- so alk 3:.“ ”my“; “3‘“ :“th:“c:o.s:‘:fubusiness July 2! fl...“ $.33“; m flunk“ u‘ilartc‘s y“: "13:, Pills mess 72'72 North ~ Oct, nth NOEW W “is. Tele- ' ' ' cashier e u v. .athg‘m - ' . V . wages sue ......- ‘°'!'“‘.. Jami...“ .. ' ' I. ‘ w [.31.
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