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If You’re Interested
In Custom Lines
.Get A Line 0n
THE PRESIDENT
IT’S HERE — NOW
STUDEBAKER ‘
cat. with “do. Herrick. tel.
' Not-wait OI.
’eran
"BROTHERS urn
Al'lERQUARREl.
lRoeks Fly as Police Inter-
fere—AnnoylngBill-
board at Nproton Hill is
‘ Removed.
Peter and Anthony Procacclni.
brothers. living in Worthmore street.
inn-ion. were arrested by Policeman
Edward Mugavero at 11 o'clock last
evening on the double charge of aa-
sault and breach of the peace. The
trouble between the Proeacelni bro-
thers began with words and ended
with rocks. Policeman Mugavero
deemed it prudent to interfere be-
fore the consequences became ser-
ious. and lnvltcd the two men to
accompany him to headquarters.
Both were held under bonds of 850.
Anthony was released when his bond
was furnished. but l’eter awaits ap-
Borne without injury to the
"I all?
; Plalsted Drug Store
l a Washington at. no. Nor-ails
RADIOS
You Can Afford
Sets Complete
$17.75 to ’ $175
NUMOSS
for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs
One dose hits the spot.
moat deligate stomach.
Sold Only by
Parts for all hook-ups '
Rider’s Radio Shop
Mahackemo Bldg. So. Not-wall
sistalice.
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A sign, which had been a source
of danger to motorists besides dis-
iigurlng the landscape. has been re-
moved from the Post road. This bill.
board. which was at the foot of Nor-
oton Hill, at the intersection of the
Post road and Weed avenue. obstruc-
ted the view of motorists coming
down the hill. and combined with
the sharp turn at the bridge. made
that spot on the Post road extremes
ly dangerous. llccently a hearing
was held bchre Robert P. Hurley.
superintendent of State Police, and
after a number of witnesses had up-
Venus Sanitary Goods
Skirt Protectors, black, white and flesh
' 50c to $1.50
. Step-ins, white and flesh . . . . .98c to $1.98 -
Skirts,flesh $150
Napkins, washable birds-eye cloth . . . .25c
Napkins, eight in.,-per dozen . . 79c and 89c
Belts 50c
J. l. MAL'LETTE
88 Washington St.
peared to advocate its removal, the
representative of the sign company
agreed.
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Three new cases of whooping
cough were reported in Darien dur-
ing the week that closed Monday.
August 2. according to the weekly
morbidity report of communicable
descases issued by the state depart-
ment of health.
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A sidewalk on the Post road from
Lel'toy avenue east is the next job
for the highway department. Work
on the walk was started Wednesday
NEW RECORDS
JUST OUT
“Animal Crackers"
' “l'm Lonely \\'it|iont You"
i "I Ate the Baloney" .
l ' Stanly and Murry
1‘ “Blue Bonnet"
Miller and Farrell
2 DONNELLY’S
Bo. Norwalk Westport
“39¢!"
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Our Large Stock of White Kid Pumps, Straps, and OXiords That
Formerly Sold For $4 and $5 The Regular Price
Charming White Kid ,
One Eye Tie
Reg. $4.98 val. " .
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Plain One Strap
B. Lewis Heel
Reg. $4.98 val.
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sett Pier this month. and will stop
spend most of his time at his sum- l
Sergeant Edward Tinker will act as
chief. ‘
left for Manchester. Vt.. where they
Hoyt left Wednesday for portlsnd.
Me.. for their summer vacation.
ing for two or three weeks in Port-
land, Me.
with the work in the town clerk‘s
office.
one, is enjoying his annual vacation.
Sing Or Talk" Loudly In
PAGE FIVE
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This shows Henry Ford diSPlfll'ln‘ "1 “\Ml'illli‘flifll lllmlcl of the new “air flivvcr" that tillo ltnplnn. n young
Detroit. imt‘ntor has developed l“ Ford's private mm'iline shop. Ford believes that there is a hit: market for
planes of this type. and it is hinted that his factory m .y turn them out in I|llflnllll('.‘-.
The plane lllt‘flfilll't‘s’ ‘
only 18 feet from wing tip h wing tip. is 12 feet long. weighs only 320 pounds and HI!) develop it too-mile
speed with a three cylinder engine.
and will be pushed forward as rap-
idly as possible.
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Walter Hoffman, of the Darien
liudson-lisscx garage. has left on}
his summer vacation. Mr. Hoffman!
vvlll tour the New England statesI
and Canada. .
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At 1:45 yesterday afternoon {’0-
lleeman George 11v ans arrested Hoh-
ert Bernard Jacobs, 248 Bond street
Bridgeport, on a. charge of speeding.
and summoned him to court August
10. Jacobs was clocked at 48 miles.
per hour on‘the Post road.
3 U 0
The tuxt meeting: of the liarieu
Improvement association will be
Tuesday. August 10. at 3:30 o'clock
in the liolle school. it has been re-
quested that as many members at
the association as possible attend
the meeting. as matters of import-
ance will be discuss-ed.
WESTPORT -
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LEGION TO OPEN
CARNIVAL NEXT l
TUESDAY EVEJ
Band Concérts and Fire;
Works Each Evening——
Rotary Ladies’ Night
Aug. 26.
Villa Matthias Post of the Amor-
lrsn Legion will open it Lal‘lIHRl.
August 1). on the. grounds of the
. . . \\‘cstport Water Company. The af-
Arrangements have been coin-im‘r “'“l 1" M55” ”m“ ”“3 ""0
pleted for the annual members‘ Ill’ltl last ‘year. All the popular
Gymkhana, at the the Ridge Hunt
club. tomorrow afternoon. in the
several classes for riding. jumping
and other events on horseback.
there have been mlmy entries by lo-
cal and out-of-tovvn members and
their guests. The first event will
start at 2:45 o‘clock. The local club
will put their best lineup in the field
Sunday afternoon. when it meets
the 0mcers' team from Fort Leav-
enworth. There are good prospects
for a fast and exciting game. The
visiting tenth is playing at Naragsn-
off for a match With the local out-
m. .
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Chiet Harry G. Smith of the Da-
rien police i'orcc..who left on his!
vacation Wednesday. will probably]
mer home. Peach Lake. near Dan-'
bury. During the chief‘s absence,
. C C
Mr. and Mrs. H. 15. Hanson have
will stay for a week.
s u a
Town Clerk and Mrs. Stephen R.
The Misses Anna and Emma
Weeke. of Le Roy avenue, are visit-
. 0 0
Miss Nettie C. Leeson is assisting
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s. F. Wilson, Sr.. of Highland ave-
Vienna And You’re Jailed
VIENNA,(AP). L— Under modln.
‘ attend.
I ted with
booths will he built. and hand con—l
certs are. scheduled to take place
each evening. As an added attrac-
tion. variety acts will he offered.
comprising some of the best .taleilt
in their line. Fireworks will illumi-
nate the fair each night. All in all.
it is expected that the treasury of
the Matthias Post will be consid-
erably larger after the affair is over
than it was before.
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in the finals for
championships of the \\‘esiport
Country Club. Mrs. lialph Stcu‘ns
defeated Mrs. Blakcslec in a close:
fought match under the hroilingl
sun. Mrs. Stevens will he present-I
ed with the president's cup at at din-
ner late this fall.
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The weekly meeting of the Ro-
iflly club was held at the beach as
usual Wednesday afternoon. “Doc"
Doubleday presided and gave a most
interesting talk on the. work he plans
to accomplish this year with the
boys in his division at the Y. M. C.
A. It was decided to hold a. ladies'
night on «August 26. at which time
the women are cordially invited to
The Rotary-Club orchestra
will furnish the music for the at-
fair.
the Women's
Thomas O. StcaOns. Burr avenue.
has been appointed the executor of
the Fannie Nash Ste'nrn estate. .1!
is to be sold at public auction at
an early date.
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The Compo Beach Volunteer Life
Guards held their weekly meeting
Wednesday night at the clubhouse.
Manager Frank Dayton was presen-
a pair of powerful field
glasses which enables him to sight
any one in distress from his’ office.
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Two small boys were found by
Policeman Howark Baker dividing
the contents or a purse which they
claimed they had found on ’thc
beach. Baker took the purse away
11101] of \vn‘s rays llll‘lillilll the mag-
." One Strap, Cuban Heel
110 Washington so? 9 ,
QPEN' TILL 10 O’CLOCK SATURDAY EVENING
Reg. $4.98 val.
Pretty White Kld,‘ One: Strap
.Flat Heel, Reg. $4.98
SdNorwalk‘
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. ten is a members. j .
cations in the municipal laws of Vi-
cations in the municipal laws of Vi-
enna. persons who talk. whistle or
sing too loudlyin the streets may be
fined thirty-cents. For repeated of-
fenses jail terms are provided.
If a. person. is detected reading a
newspaper -or book while walking
along the street. thereby "imped-
ing pedestrian traffle." he may be
subjectedpto asimilar fine. .
Stopping afrie'nddn‘the middle of
a-roadway. carrying packages of un-
due lines and usinrbad or unseem-
ly _ language. are . among .other pun-
ishable offenses.» ‘
BiblejCipes Grows Since
Mpde Rotary President
SANANTONIO. (AP). Enos Har-
ry H. Rogers. [of Bass Antonio was
elected president. of Rotary inter-
national ln queers“ members have
bootleg?“ depth! ‘to his ' Business
Men‘s . bieelsss. -. ~.
Roger-atlas Wilkins class for
three years..in which tine itineran-
ed trons new 1 doses ‘membera to
more than”; no is absent from the
ele- only when“ one of the city.
The clean is sponsored by the Com
tral Christian church. of which RO-
murmurs Ix-
Pleated shirts oflersop and flannel
have th‘a‘pleata unease part m
usually (pa point inst ’ ’tle
knees-satin» retain at
much monsoon-tallying“ w
the pleats-lemmas.
use--
here
from the lads and it was later
claimed by Miss Ethel Northrup.
O O 0
Matt Moore. the nationally known
motion pictu're star. was a. visitor at
the beach Wednesday afternoon. lie
is at present living in New lio-
chelle‘. while engaged in making a
picture in New York. Moore is
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g.
well known in this locality. having,‘
lived here. for .wvcrul )v'itrs. lief
made it spcrml trip to visit vvillll
i“runk linytou. Bridge Street. ‘
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t‘lvrlt-inu Adams, Hill of Judge
.ltiM‘llll Admits. (il‘t‘l'll‘l Fauna, and.
wife. are spllullnc .1 fo‘u' days vviiltl
Mr. Allums‘ pilrrllts. Adams is ni
L‘rndunlc of tho luvzvl high .«t'houl,
and also of Ill" \Vlll't‘t‘fill‘l‘ ‘l'ct'h.
class of 1933. Al pin-wilt llt‘ is liv-
ing lll Pittsburgh, living v‘tuplmvtl
by the state at l'v‘llllel'dllllil its a;
.:aur\cyol‘. ‘ I
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The lilo [.‘Ilill'tl dnuco \v'.ls hclti
\\'«-dnc>‘dny t'\lilllll..' at the beach:
.\l.lll_\' of the younger .wt mint- to,
mien to the strains of lion tilv-sion'sl
on: llcstrn of New u Iii.
Pop Bottle and Airplane
Have This in Common.
SAt‘llAlll-lx’l'ti (Ai‘)-»'i'lll- empty l
pup bottle and the llirplnne huvc'
only one thin: in common. the
:itl'li'l patrol sv I'v'it-u \vllll lll‘i‘llltlllill'-
tors at Mother iicld licnr here has:
discovered. .
’l'hv ir ulllnity of iutolw .-l is limited
to the illl‘usi lllt‘. it has been
learned that tires have often been
Started in grass luv the coivcelltl'a-;
tufytng glass of u imtllo. carelessly
tossed aside by the person who has
ltore hours 0 to O—laturdap e to 1
NMUNSIE' rm
PHONE 2015 80. NOBWALK
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10.12 80. MAIN 81'.
Saturday Specials
Extraordinary savings on just the things lit't‘tll‘tl now in-
vilc you to shop llt‘l‘C on Saturday.
1 Child’s Wear I l Washmresscs I
Khaki Play Suits, 89c, $1.00 Street or House Dresses.
tit’ good sturdy ullilllly tor long ill-gulur SIAM!“ 89v
vvonr. itcgulnr $1.00. $l.l'.i. Foulul'd and print nud gmgluvm
Panto Dresses 890 ‘“ “““‘ *‘-‘"“““
”HIM”, “M $1.12.. ”I." Hoover Dresses $1.15
' illlll cllt-clvcti gllvclmlns of good “13““. broadcloth “Hoovers fur
”mm” hospitals. lt‘hlitlllillllfi. llt‘illlly
‘ pul'lnrs. l‘lt'. llozulurly $1.39.
Vorle Dresses~89c to $1.69 Smocks $139
l"ig|ll't‘tl and plain \mlc dreams lllutlt satin-u t-‘llllH'lv‘N that pro-
m n l'lt'l'i assortment of color not tln- dress in all times. ileg.
tomlviullllolls. l’ot'lnvrly $1.00 ulnrly‘lJHL
It) $l.'.i.'t.
Broadcloth Dresses $1.69
Gingham Dresses 59c, 850
Film tllliilll) vvnslr dresses in
sturdy glnglmms in z. m ;. i] tllllnly puttmns. rrgulurly 8‘95.
rill-civil and novelty combina-
llons. lttgullll‘ly 75w. $l.tI0_ . ll )rcsscs
Sports Wear Silk Dresses At Close Out
. . Prices -
l\llll‘l\t'i‘s or wool tweed and g 51.5 ””503. ____ .....$:l.li0
ltlmltl iur romping. etc. “W” “”5305, M,
\\'tml. rpm $3.3M .. . . . . .3353 16,5” lil't“iSt‘\‘ . . .. . . . . $.35
'i'vvon-d. rec. $3.51) .....,. 1.9:. Wool I)” ' ..... . 2.00
Klulki. reg. Sill?) H... Lot) regularly S 3'“.
. Bathing Suits
With the or six wet-ks yet of
silllllllrr u bathing suit is ll. cool
thing to lully nuvv. i’uro vvonl
ilrllsqicrm of nice quality and
gum] style. Regularly Lilo. soc.
$1.00. l"ur l4.lllil‘dll_\'. luv. ‘90.
lvntlilug sluts in 3.3 per cont lr-ss 87w.
”1””, “SIN” I'H‘T‘q' lllomm ll" of vvnsllulilc crepe that,
35.9.: full}! .............. Sid? m...” 110 ll'ttlllll:. Regularly
4'9" “in.” """"""" ' ""3 .790. 7:!t‘. tlvl‘ Sillii'nllxy 49in 59C.
l'i‘.“ film“ '--""""'-' 3’11' Slips of line musllns and nnin-
'15.": Fwd". ----------- a-‘l‘f'rsonk. immu- vvltll medallion and
--"" “m" --------------- 'llu'w ll'llllllllllLZ. lozulitrlv Me.
1.00 Iiilllllnfl Slltlt‘K ..... .Tu tilN', SIJIO. laul. Sltllll‘tlu‘y. 490.
1.350. 85th
Raincoats $3.95
Rubberized ruint'onls or l‘.\Ct‘l-—
SPORT COATS
lent quality at this mm: for
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Saturday only —- our regular $6.90
price is $3.93. if your size .Sanr t‘m'vl evenings ,1
here you get it lulrgnin. Slzcsl handy garment.
38 to 46. |$ih.7.'u routs.
coat is s.
These are our
a. rm. --
PURE, NATURAL ICE THAT \VlLL PROVE BEST
FOR. ALL USES -- OUR SERVICE WILL APPEAL
AND OUR PRICES. TOO.
ICE
Phone u. F. H A I N 0.0%
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‘ 985 Freight Yard, Foot of Ann St" So. Norwalk ICE
VACATION FOOTWEAR
Shoe needs for vacation wear are a bit different from our
usual needs. This store is showing many new ideas in shoes
for both sport and dress wear. Tennis shoes, golf shoes,
moccasins and dress models.
. $2.00 to $12.50 x ,
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
drained it. tint-e started the grass
blaze spreads to the trees. and it
is then that the airplane comes into
I play.
The plltrol pluncs along tile coast
have no speriiivd living hours but
have been lt'llllt‘l'lll: unusually \illll-
illllt: service this your spotting fires
and aiding in thi- rllmpmgus against
those that hole gotten underway.
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Turtle Dated 181;)
’l‘lit'iMl‘SUNVllJJJ, ‘Conn. (AP) ;
-~-A turtle alllllllllg through the un- ‘
(IPl‘l‘l‘ll-‘ill on the form of William.
)lctfrlu-kcn. was recognizer-d as the!
some one which hurl incen a free;
tenant for the inst hundred .vczlrs.
.\ll'. .‘It'('l‘flt‘l{(}ll first saw lllt‘ tur—
iio fifty-two lel'S ago and noted on
its shell “NW” and "1815." lee-j
ords showed that it
hurl lived on the farm in 1815. The-f
turtle is thought to he almost 150'
years old.
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Someone going away for the week ‘
end stole :5 dresses in Milwaukee.
be all. eanshtlu e! Enamel
it h lavatery. use on aetiea.
"l .rl°°':ii..i:"-...l..
: an e a .
3' a‘all‘lhtlr: Catalina stars ei eta-raise
A was ertel
Irea Isaiah.
warble" elem. w
a beating on m or easy say-eat
Semi for Free Cathloguc. 4:
J. M. Seidenberg 00., Inc.
36 New Summer St., Stamford, Ct.
Branch 254 W. filth St..
Brunei] 254 W. 34th 51., N. 1'.
4. WASHABLE HATS
Children’s Washable hats, of pique, poplin, batiste
and organdy, some are trimmed with real, hand-
made lace. All' that are marked 59c, now 39c. l98c to
$1.25 valties, reduced to 79¢. $1.39 to $1.98 values re- 1
.duced ‘to‘98c. Not many of any one kind, but a good
assortment of the season’s best sellers.
RYAN to.
South N orwalk
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New York Markets
[43 Washington St. 55 Main St.
So. N orwalk N orwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828
Specials
GENUINE SPRING LAMB
Small Shoulder Lamb .. . . . . . . . . . .. lb. 22c
LargeLegsLamb.......'......... lb.35e
Small Legs Lamb (4t06lbs.) .. . . .. lb. 39c
StewLamb lb.15c
RibLambChops lb.40c
LoinLambChops lb.55c
Best Milk Fed Veal
Shoulder Veal .. 18c lb.
Rump Veal 28c lb.
Rib Veal Chops 30c lb.
Small Breast Veal 16c lb.
Fancy Poultry
Fresh Killed Soup
Chickens 5 to 6 lbs.
34c lb.
Fancy Small Fowl 36c lb.
Fresh Killed Roasting
Chickens 4 to 5 lbs.
45c l‘).
Fresh Killed Broilers
55c lb.
ReundSteak................... ..34clb.
SirloinSteak................... ..36clb.
Shouldchteak................. ..18clb.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . .. ..16c lb.
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ..24c lb.
PrimeRibRoast............ ..30clb.
Roast (Boned&Rollcd) .........30clb
ickingPieces .‘......,.........M..18clb.
FreshChoppedBcef.,.....'.......'..18clb.
FreshorCornedPlate 10clb.
Boneless Rump Corned Beef . ...28c lb.
, ___.: sap ..
30e..lb. .
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