'43s: on
in.
27-6; fie some on
‘1 M rolloweountrym .
"1 firth“ women. Y
Z . M03 on 3k re'nmrltable‘ vo 3 they
cm. and hermine do Saussure have
;;.i
lethemltim in poet as on the
lush
:‘hw m.‘
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$113. .whidh had ,dhsppeared. Ber
M”!
weather. At the Norwellt Country
club the first summer masquerade
bell was held leturdey night with
3 crowd or ever 100 couples throng-
“ '“gum inrthe floor in costumes that rene-
m ed irons leneiiul pirates dro- to the
w
vi ‘ l ‘ .-’
The week-end at. the clubs
hem or the seuon with
Mo oi the Fourth oi
humiliate from Calf Pas-
M in sipto oi the inclement
time-honored dominoes. The sideir
was 3 huge succe- throughout. pris-
es being given for boot eoetutnos end
the high light of the ovenlnl being
the grand march it 11:10 o'clock.
)iuslo wee continuous and wee pro-
vided by the relulor murder nilht
deuce orchestra. lturdovent's.‘ end
glork's Hawaiians from New York
ty
‘ ~‘ At the lhorehavon Colt club 3 re-
| rue was given detnrdey night with
about to members participating.
dancing to music by Cole's orchestra
toilowed the periormonoe end dur-
ing the evening 3 Cherlestcn exhi-
bition w33 given by umpornerelli.
hire. Carl Muller and Ira. A. Gold-
on Doyo were, o3tes3ee.
Celt Pesto beach. in common
the sound was nearly deserted yes-
terday 33 chill blasts swept the
west The iow courageous bothers
on venturing into the water found
it warmer than the air but stayed
only long enough to take their dips
and then left. The general murk-
inees discoureged the usual jovielity
' was
the
July
or visitors and the law who breved
the uncomtorteble breeso huddled
in groups wearing heavy coats and
sweaters.
Bathing Suits
_ and Children
5150 *° $7.98
A petition is beinl clrculeted to-
day emong the storekeepors oi Esst
avenue in en attempt to cell to the
attention of Street Commi-ioner
Joseph Doinan tho needed gutter re-
pairs trom the bridge to Yen lent
street.
0 O O ’
The East Norwsik Yeoht club's
monthly meeting will be hold this
evening at tho club house on See-
vlew avenue.
0 O '
Tomorrow afternoon the East
Norwellt Improvement association
will meet in Community hell at 2:80
o'clock.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey. Bee.-
view avenue. who are making 3
transcontinental tour to San Fran-
cioco. Cal.. expect to be gone a
month.
“29c” N. 59c 79c ..:. .. .. s...
has-LE3! E3.
i‘ "9 JACOBY’S
Booth Not-walk
\- .
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
starts his vacation today but he and
Mrs. Grey will not leave for Lelte
leer until the latter part of tho
week.
. c I 0
I}. c. Buchanan hes returned from
Newbnrgli. Nu!" where he enjoyed
a. two weeks' stay.
12-14mm transom . . .
Mr. and Mrs. George Lethem me-
tered to Newburgh yesterday.
O O t \
"a-
with tho rest ot the shore resorts on '
Mr. and Mrs. Irving w. Hubbell
V ‘
Ambrose Gaynor driver of a
for the street department was
rested on the charge of opernti
an automobile while under the in-
finance at liquor following a. collis-
ion between "the truck and a ma- 1
chine driVen by A. L. Long 0: 163
Main str‘cet, in West avenue. yes
‘ alternoon.
figfiawyole Martin Lengyel inves.
image the accident and arrested
Gaynor. He placed Long under or.
the charge of operating 3
inc without a license.
””3”... wsi fined 3100 and costs
by Judge Freeman Light in , the
downtown city court this morning.
Long's case will come up on. Satur-
day. .
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‘Two Women Travel .
1700 magmatic
' ‘24 Ft. ,
Nb
‘ * h lgiets.
noted French-ore co 0
T” hnve autonomous
‘3 made. Alone enzlioer 3. little
' selling best. the "Porlette."
type 33 that in which
Alain Ger-
. the “Atlantic. Mei-the
'W some 1.700 miles in the
.. use. The two womennstart-
from Piraeus. in‘Greeee, and via-
hsle moor. doing all the work
”I-
ocus has just obtained-{u-
Doctor of letter! at the
‘ as
wind is well knowh for her
I'mvseloirwork in Crete. where she ,
‘ discovered the ancient oil: of
m Me. Hiledeseussureiselsoe
W erehoologld who has worked
Pail/Vii!
Meet’l'iiis Evening
‘fbereguletmoeflnldmm
No. 11. American
held in Odd ”to"
m0 l
“Th
the p
perso
Grand i' I i 1‘
course. , : J
this eviden
"Amati" 3
missing from ‘
those'by poi-s
er‘ Myrtle street nhve returned
home site: 3 tortnlght spent 3t
Lake W3r3meug near Denbury.
0 0
Lawrence Bueehbeum 0! New
street went to lorenton. he ever
the weekend.
.' ' ‘.
Leslie Devil. eon ct Mr. and lire.
Leo Devil oi Rowen street. he! re.
turned to Illnnoepoils. Minn. where
he is engaged in the practise o: low.
0 O 0
Joseph Iclre. the East evonue shoe-
maker. lett laturdey ror Rome. EN.
1.. to visit rol3tlvee. lde plenned to
spend some time in Albany. N. 1'.
O O O .
Peter O'Hara hss purchased 3
Chevrolet coupe.
C O O '
Mr. and hire. Gherles Bailey and
daughter Ruth. l'enwick place. mo-
tored to New Millard yesterday.
0 O .-
Mrs. E. R. Oiikoy 3nd tho. Hines
Mary and larger» Oilkey oldies. »
ilewn, L. 1.. are sponding'e'we'ek
with Mr. and lire. John Ruddlmsn.
Wintield street.
3 ‘ e, o .
Miss Ide M. Seotiold. Strawberry
Hill. is visiting Dr. 1%. D. Sootleld
in New York city for 3 tow deys.
e 3 . 3
Mr. and Mrs; Perry gochren have
located permanently in New Boa
chelle. N. Y.
0 0 0
Hrs. Eugene Butler has moved
tron: East avenue to Bridgeport.
l ‘ O O 0 - .
Mrs. W. I. Clerk. Bubrook. slo-
ter ct Devid Gould. is staying for 3
week with 1dr. 3nd moms at
their home on Winfield street.
0 O O
n. r. was. Fonwick pleoo.“vlsited
triends in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 0 0
Hrs. Cheriee Davis and her daugh-
ter Aline. Fenwick place. have gone
to Cleveland 0.. where they will stay
for 3. couple of weeks. with relatives.
0 0
Mr. end ides. Charles Harmony of
Brooklyn have returned home other
3 shdrt stay with Mr. 3nd Mrs. An-
thony Harmony. Winfield street.
0 O I ‘
Clarence Whittaker. who is now
connected with the General Electric
company. has gone heck to Pitts-
burgh. Pe.. after 3 vacationspent
here with hie parents on Winfield
street.
"Men. eighty, returns home tor
ilrst time in halt century." says 3
Herald headline. The article doesn't
say. but we trust he was euccentul
in matching the sample—El Peso
Times. .
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Travel by auto broadens more
then one: - '
1
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0 . i. he 2%", d'wmwutf . «so: as. ....
1M jo scum
u
we saw roan—m '
P. It. - ~‘
1: oI-Xedieon ' Dinner 'Orcnesim.
hoe-John 3. Kennedy.
moo—Leon Goldman. violinist.
8:20-u-‘l'roub3dour Tavern Oren“.
tre. . .
Izto— olyn‘Jeene. soprano.
_s:oo-—. ‘ ell noose Codes En.
soluble.
“mo—Harvey hohloornsn. songs;
‘ Cane end ltoinleui. piano
~ duets. ‘
loilo—hlarold Leonard's Orchestra.
WW. NEW XOREF—du
P. hi. . ‘ ‘ ' ' ,
two—Dinner music.
tzunlesemall scores.
7:00— on Gordon. tenor.
1:15— Literary 'lfredo
Themes Useeil. ‘
inc—Fox's.“ Tucker, Irish Jigs
end'roels.
'Mt—Ituth Rodgers. soprano.
Boo—Meyer ‘Devls’ . Orchestra.
two—Goldman Band concert. from
New York University Cam.
pus: pepuler program; Olive
Cornell. soprano.
10:00—Operetie concert.
11-1i—ltolto's Psials. d‘Or Orches-
tre.
W688. NEW YORK—lie
P. M.” ' ,
Moo—Uncle Geobo'o.
duo—Castle Club Orchestra.
«to—James Hudson. tenor.
hon—Contemporary ' Poots' Series:
diabetic Deutoch. .
hill—Cutie Cluvarchestre.
7 : it—Beseball 3pd news items.
WEN, NEW romp—oer.
P. M.
duo-WEN Radio Movie Club.
7:30—Joo Ward's Entertainers.
Moo—John Chevliu. tenor; Ara.
‘ belle Merriileld. eontralto,
Mr. and Mrs.,hd tty Levine.
duets. 3nd 1". N. . songs.
3:36—"Btorsgo Batteries." by H. B.
Shouts.
silo—Rescind Dance Orchestra.
e:00—Leverioh Three and “Peter
the Great.”
Duo-Loew's Theater Orchestra.
10:00—Polleede3 Perk- Orchestra.
into—Cotton Club Orchestra.
1: midnight—Silver Slipper Orches-
. tra. .
Secrets,"
WMCA, m,.!onn-§ui.
. P. M."
duo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
hoe—Employment opportunities.
#4”
I,
suepioion duri
tion. One oi, ‘
to learn how th
who 'is responsi
peerence. .
"me pistol own.
one was an. lmpo
chain of evidence.
t ,to its owner
was in "the Warden
this time I do not kn
stances of its return.
sin detail! will have
beering on the eye."
Avoids comment on
"no you believe
dence we: rudiment to
arrest to Mrs. Hell?" 30
"I decline teacher that
Ilia. ,- _ f « v - ,
Norwslk'o six members of the
Pyramid petrol. A. A. O. N. M. 3..
are planning to attend in 3 group
“ the panel will hove.
August“, at liolnel emac- coo.
mntsflwith i‘tew
R]. “W W. ' '
no seamless from this city u":
m’ I... Boiler. John WW.
' m‘ James mgr-n7.
. Del-satanic the
in New Haven this
elected- ‘
Tm . ,
menace. Woodmen. andmeie .
’ "iflie psirol will?”
no." ,.......‘ .,
v tm Q .. e.,,.
u r- 'o u- m .0“ not“. 4.-
1:0|——leod car news.
filo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
‘ 1:80-hdonto Carlo-by-the-Sea 0r-
chostra.
:oo—Chrietlen Science lecture.
0:10— dmen Hour oi Music.
loud-old lpln news editor.
“no—Hotel Shelburne Orchestra.
limo—Jock Denny's Orchestra.
into—Club Brighton Orchestra.
1! .midnlght—McAlpin Entertain-
ere.
WRNY, NEW YORK—8'10.
P. M.
0:_55—We3ther report.
7:00—Sport rsys.
filo—Commercial digest.
hie—New England's mountains.
duo—Harrison Chettleld. tenor.
filo—Judith Roth. soprano.
filo—Orlando's Concert Orches.
re.
8:00—Bt3rllght Parking: Jack Fuld
songs.
Int-Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
9:00—"13 Radio at 3 Standstill?"
H. Gem-beck.
Mid—Helene Kostei- contrelto.
Odo—Josephine McCormick. plan-
' ist.
mos—Donald Keynes, barytone.
10:00—Johnny Camp's Dance Or.
ehestre.
mail-Starlight Parking.
P WNYC, NEW YORK—dad.
. M.
moo—Plano selections.
duo—Market high spots.
dzzo—Piano selections.
d:80«—Elernent3ry German lessons.
7:00—Advanced German lessons.
filo—Police alarms.
ins-Georgie Rolf. soprano.
7:55-Beseb3il results.
8:00—“Beeoball.” John B. Foster.
Bud—“Outdoor Lite." Henry W.
Week.
1". M.
sat—Rose Jones. pianist.
8:55-“Summer Health Hints."
9:05-Beetrice Kneelc. coniralto;
Neel Enslen. berytono.
Btu-Civil service announcements.
into-Instrumental program.
10:10—Louis Rubin. pianist.
limo-Police slams and weather
forecasts.
“Win-NEW YORK—283
P. hi.
two-Question box.
two—John Gordon. violinist.
mid-gmsant Gabriel. berytoiie: Dr.
' Islryen. violinist: Mildrede Iskyan.
pianist.
Iowa—St. Cecilia Ensemble.
~ A Rare Development Opportunity!
tion.
Avenue Just.’
RoadsPartially Built.
It-is in the-Heart
Th'ePrlce Quoted On
siror‘tiiefpéveioper‘
it“ PM“; ‘_
loud—William Flulk. tenor.
10:80—Alrn3 Btoll. contrelto.
WFBH—JEW torus—are
P. M.
ewe—nuby Entertainers, May Sing-
hi Brecn. Peter do Rose 3nd Dick
flughes. ukes and songs.
Two—Majestic String Ensemble.
7:30—E3gie Duo. men. olin 3nd gul-
tar.
hie—Personality in jewels. .
0:00—Clliiord Blnmondon. basso.
sub—Harry Klass. violinist.
8:30—ltedic Pranks. .
9:00—K3thryn Crysler Street. con-
trelto. -
9:30—Hotsy-Totsy Boys.
10:00—De3uviile Sexist.
llz‘oo—Ben Belvin's Orchestra.
WENT—NEW YORK—822
1'. M.
MOO—Movie talk.
thou—Ono Welsh. songs.
kill—name villain.
limo—Charles Coleman. pianist.
moo-Susie Sunshine.
9:15—Jack Davis, barytone.
9:30—Sunnyslde Ramblers.
10:00—Jack Davis and Lenny Leeds.
iozdo—Sunnyslde Ramblers.
\i’Olh-NEWARK—wls
P. M.
6:16—Jacques Jacobs's Ensemble.
sud—Bill Wathey. "Sports."
“ROD—Jacques Jacobs's Ensemble.
7:25—"Newarks Evening News."
7:30—"Brooklyn Daily Eagle" pro.
gram.
moo—Newark Philhermonlc Band.
9:00—Klein's Serenading Shoemak-
ere.
10:00—Monterey Society Orchestra.
lozso—Montorey Concert Quintet.
nus—Ben Bernie's Berkeley-Caro
teret Orchestra.
Another $1 Round
Trip To New York
Scheduled For Sunday
Another excursion will be operated
to New York and return next Sun.
day, August 8, at the exceeding low
rate 0: $1.0010r the round trip.
Tickets are now on sale at the local
railroad station and the number
sold will be strictly limited to the
seating capacity oi the special train.
The baseball games. Coney Island
and other points of interest, and the
sight seeing trips are proving very
popular with the excursionists. This
Sunday the New York Giants will
play the Cinclniiati Reds and the
Brooklyn Robins will play the St.
Louis Cardinals.
Special train will leave New Mil-
ford 6:00 a. m. Danbury 0:30 a. m.,
Bethel 6:37 a. m., South Norwalk
7:30 a. m., due New York 8:40 a.
m. Returning train will leave Grand
Central Terminal at 7:35 p. in,
Eastern Standard Time.
All things come too late to the
fellow who waits.
IN THE HEART OF
NORWALK
Thirty Acres of Elevated Band, close to Norwalk’s Busi-
ness Center. ‘
Sunset Hill.
Connecticut’s Picturesque Rolling Hills. Situated
About 200 FeetFroniEits’t Avenue and Adjoining on
the, South the NeWIy'Developcd ‘fBettswood Trac ” it
,Couples‘That Rare’Combina'tion of Seclusion and Direct
'Accesdbility. » J ; » .
'A‘n linohstructed View of the GreenWaters of Long
IslandSou'nd and the. Typical Surrounding New Eng-
land Landscape, Including the Entire"City.
This Unusualf‘Tract-isiReady for Iinmediate Develop-
ment. Every City; Improvement is Found on East
. ‘ ZQOJFeet'Away; Water, Gas, Sewerage,
- and Electricity: one Block Distant is the Trolley Line
to Norwalk‘nndlSouth N'orWalk'. ‘ A Ten Mindtes’ Walk
Brings You‘to the Shopping; Center.
The Present Road Frog'tage is One Mile,.With Most
implli‘ying Development.
of Norwalk’s Pinest Residential See-
p... Information 063mm Opportunity moi-cu
‘ 2 wu-c»ex;unnw.~m (Summons).
MADISON AVENUE AT our-18mm.
ThisPropertyAssuresa Rich Pi-o-
Who Willfl‘alte Full Advantage of .
' momma
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1926
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TRISTRAM 63 HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
WALL STREET NORWALK, 001m.
“Plymou ”' Oval Braided Rugs
20 x 30—$1.98 24 x 36—$2.98 27 x 48—35398
our. seamen sues wrrn caarn'r courses
16 x 30.41.50 24 x 36-—$1.98
All Dresses
Reduced
FOR QUICK CLEARANCE
rifles
33 So. Main St. 80. Nor-wells
L. GOLDEN
WOXEN'I READ! '10 WliAll
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NCBWALK
VACATION FOOTWEAR
Shoe needs for vacation wear are a bit difierent from 0m
usual needs. This store is showing many new ideas in shoe.
for both sport and dress wear. Tennis shoes, golf shoes.
moccasins and dress models.
$2.00 to $12.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
You Can Save Money On Coal
BY ORDERING NOW
There has been no price change since April but he would
be a real optimist who would say there will be no change
later. Prices have never been reduced in the fall. It is
gay a month to September. How about filling the coal
now? ‘- -
The Norwalk Coal &. Supply Co.
MASON'S BUILDING MATERIALS
108 Water St.
Phone 113
:NEW ransom.
5057‘ ‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler