” ‘ Lotus CA‘I'ON ,, Point. is chairman. s e e - uggestlon has been oflcrod ‘ that the Darlen policemen d to remove their costs The change edopted in many towns , and those who suggest the on see no reason why Darion hot weather. not follow. ' I e I tor Osborn. the clerk in Velie's Store. leeves on his vscstion Mr. Osborn will not return position at Veile's. I I I ,. Schryver. w who is employed in Jack's Jhop in Stamford. will con]- his vacation Mon‘sy. - I I I triangle et Lenoy end Sed- g venues has been graded by . Stump: and will be planted as ‘1 Sermon sublect: "The Psrsble of the ‘11 Crock whom Christ commended." Methodist Episcopel Church. Derien to will be held at the Wes lub Wednesday efternoon. ti}. c. benefit, bridge. given bits Stemford- Greenwich breach Connecticut Humane Society. ”tickets for this event have been end the committee is anxious e the returns in es quickly es lo. Mn; R. C. Ream. of Wei- of Old King's tangles yeer oompered with to per cent in int. x 12 it. .. $1.500 .. .. e... unplug... nodetions for‘ B'Vper- i. Met end ell conveniences; Centieseenst enterprises show decreases for the ‘pIrlodI. soon es the some is suitsble. Mrs. Werner «end Mrs. Dutemple. eating for the Derien improvement Alco- ietlon. have the mstter in hand. I, I I . Mrs. George Velie will be the guest of friends in Bridgeport over the week-end. I I I “ Mr. end Mrs. w. C. Beck snd deughters, Merle end Dorothy. or Locust Hill reed. end Lem-end Allen of ‘Norwslk. hsve returned frdm strip to Csnsds. during which they visited Montreal. Quebec end S.herbrook I I Merle Book will roplece Mrs. Erickson in the office of Cable end nichdcie. electricsl oontreotors. while Mrs. Erickson is spending her vecetion in New Keven. I I I The churches in Dsrien snd Nero. ton have errengsd the following progrems for lundsyt St. Luko's Episcopsl Church, Norotcn Rev. Floyd 5. Leech 8:30. Holy Communion. 9:46. church school. 10:45. morning preyer end eer- men. I I I St. John's Csthollo Church. Noroton Rev. J. J. McCuene 11. Morning service by the pastor. Rev. H. M. Hancock Mass will be celebrated at 8:30 end 110280 e. m. ,Prcsbyicrien Church, Noroton Rev. George R. Montgomery. Ph. D. 10. Sunday school. Classes for ell use. 10. Mens Bible class. If. Divine worship. Conrad Hen- kon will represent “The Near East Relief." 1: 80. ‘Divine worship. Louis Cston. Steel Mill Teribr. end Redlo Artist will set as precentor end else fur- nish n program of secred solos. r The minister mil preech on "Heaven—dc It a. State or s. Piece?" Are you interested in immortelityf Thursday evening. August 1!. st 8:80 p. m.. in the Methodist church. Louis Cstcn. noted Steel Mill Tenor and rsdio artist, will give s song recital. assisted by the Stamford Trio. consisting of Dorothy Price end Helen Whitelew, soprenos. end Elsie K. Show. contrslto. Lois Birchsrd Hednsr will accompany it the organ and piano. I I I There were only four transfers of property in Derien this pest week. and mortgages emountlng to ill.- [.00. The transfers were as follows: C. E. Burton to L. W. Wilson. an. ion street: Glenbrook Lend Com- pany..lnc.. to Joseph Petresi, lot 2. ilull Heights: J. P. Kreiner to J. E. Davis. et el.. Herman evenue; John H.» Sellcck to Kenneth Ben- nett et us. on right of wey to Sedg- wicl; avenue. . For the second week of August. 1935. there were eight sales of real estate and touring” of 88,000. . w I The total number of commercisl fsilures during the first but of use wee 11,476 as compered with :1.- «to for the corresponding period lest yeer, the Federal Reserve Boerd announced August 12. The failures in the first six months of the year. the report showed. in- volved liabilities of 8209.8”.000 es compared with tzao.3sc.ooo for the first six months of 1925. Following is the Boerd's ciste- ment covering commeroiet feilum end enslyzlng the conditions sur- rounding them. During June 1, 7M eemmcroisl failures. involving iisbilitlee of "0.- 407.528. were reported by R. G. Dun a Co. The number of feilures was somewhat smelier then in the pre- ceding month or in June lest yeer. owing to e deoreese in the number of felled trsding enisrprisss'which constituted shout es per cent of the totel number of feilurse in June this the preceding month end June lest year. the number of mseutsoturing enterprises thet felted in June were ebout the same es in May and in June lest year. while the number of insolvent agents. brokers. etc. wee considerebly lergsr then in either of those months. ‘Tetei iiebilitiee of both menufeoturing sod tredine month end the -yesr..whiie the lie. biiities of insolvent scents end twokers show en increese for both Sentinel Water Sports (Continued From Pegs One) ‘ strcnce Beam.“ Bridgeport Milton “mm Norwelk. Gordon Msitibien. Norwelk. WW—NEW YORK—«fell P. M. moo—Dinner Music. two—Freak Ferrell‘s Orchestre. 7:!0—Muslesl comedy hits by WBAF Muelcei Comedy Troupe. 8:80—Coldmsn'e Bend concert from Hell of Fence; children's pro- grsm; Del Btslger's cornst soloist; “Sters end Stripes Forever." Seuss: overture. "Poet end Pesssnt." Suppe; Bsrcsrolie. "Teles of Hoff- men." Offenbech; Anvil Chcro us. “ll Trovstore." Verdi: ex- cerpts. "Canton." Biset: over. ture “Orpheus." Offenbecb; Russian Fentesie.” Levy: Del Stsigors. cornetiet; "Merch of the Toys." Herbert: "0n the Air." Goldmsn; "A» Hunting Scene." Buceiemt. lozls—Ben Bernie's Orchestra.’ llzld—Rolfe‘s Petals d'Or Orches- ire. ‘ Willis—NEW YORK—did P. M. two—Uncle Ceebee. duo-Willism Chesnyk, violin. 7:00—"The Town Clown." Davis Ei- men. 7: lS—Besebali results: new‘ items. 7: til—Jesse Ziegler. berytone. ‘i: fo—Ukclele Bob Mecdoneld. fut—George Hell's Arcsdl sub—Clifford Chessley. phy of Numbers: 9: (lo—Henry Mershell's Entertainers 3: iii—Else Clement. "Folk Songs of ell Nations." 9:50—WGBS String Ensemble, limo—Lewis Woodruff. plenist. 10 : l S—Myrtlo Purdy. soprsno. 10:io--Arrowheed Deuce Orches- trs... WJZ—NEW YORK—455 ‘ hiloso- P. M. 7:05—Weldorf ~ Aetoris Roof Or- chestrs. azoo—Leonsrd Saxon. tenor. 8:25—Stedium Philharmonic con- cert. ' 10:20—Walter Preston. berytone. 10:30—Astor Roof Orchestra; wnne’, NEW roan—41o P. M. 6:66—Wssther report. two-Sport Beye. 7:10—Commereiei Digest. his—Dick Hughes. ukelele. izio—Orisndo's Concert Orchestre. szoo—Sierlight Psrlting. szlertisis' Debut Hour. mid—Doris Tsuber. plenist. moo—Len Saxon. songs. ., his—Wolf Keufmsn. musical sew. Issbelle Lesewice. Bridgeport. Frances Denese. Bridgeport. Dorothy Bloomer. Bridgeport. Florence Demon. New York. Minerva Demon. New York. Hilde Bloom. Weetpori. Cher-lotto Wiggins. Westport. Helen dulilvsn. Milford. Ethel Grey. Norweik. Nstelie Anderson. Norwelk. Adele Ketsinger. Norwelk. Lillian Fields. Norwelk. Kate Benton. Norwslk. Dorothy Skelly. Norwelk. Irene Hellend. Norwelk. so Ysrd Free Style hr Girls-— id Yesrs Alice Coushlin. Bridgeport. Irene Deneee. Bridgeport. Mey McKeown. Bridgeport. Netelic Anderson. Not-wells. Irene Hellend, Norwslk. Diving for ladies Beale Munchlen. Norwellt. . Viole Smith. West Keven. ’F'iorence Demon. New York. Minot-ye Demon. New York. Hilde Bloom. Westport. Netsle Anderson. Norwsik. Lillien Fields. Norwelk. xste Benton. Norwelk. » Dorothy Skelly. Norwelit. Irene Hellend.“ Norwelk. foo Ysrds for City Championship —-Senior Hymen Resin. Norwslk. Cheries Kiippeip Norweilt. Stenley Philoox. Derien. « e d:80—Netionel liege Children's en. terteinmeni. 10:00—Veuse and F'iynn. songs. loud—Ukulele Lou Heyee. load—The Two Bills. harmony singers. 10:45—Ukelele Lou Heyes. 12:00.1:oo—Dx Hound Hour. WMCA. NEW YORK—“t P. M. 6:80-8:55—Empioyment opportuni- ties. 7:00—Teppsn‘s Orchestre. flea—Monte Cerlo-bydhe-dee 0r- chestrs. kilo—Fred Ehrenberg. sew. hid—Alfred Orner. tenor. szso—Msrgsret Ger-lend, sopreno. hit—Alfred Orner. tenor. c: oo-—Mergeret Ceriend. sopreno. :so-ljsnsen end Howsrd. enter- tsiners. Izdl—Ukeicie Dick Hughes. loloo—Edgemere Club Hotel chestre. 10:30—Len Saxon. tenor. moo—um. Golden's Orchestra. lzzoo—McAlpin Entertelners. .- WNYC. NEW YORK—520 P. M. 'l:20-Lewrence Metcclf. whistler. filo—Police siertns. inc-Herold Muer. 1:55—Besebeil resui szoo—uu Weohsler. pianist. Mao—Bendix Orchestrs. tram Mall, Centre! Perk. ' 10:30—Pollce sierms: weather. WEBB NEW YORK—sin P. M. t. s: 80—Mslestic String Ensemble. 7: li—Williem McMenn. finnncial tslk. 7:80—Ksthryn Connolly. soprano. !:lo——Odierno Lsdloe‘ Trio. limo—Club Deeuviile Sextet. won. NEWARK—loo musical Uh 000% P. M. out—Jacques Jacobs' Ensemble. mils—mu Wethey. "Sports". 7:00—Jucques Jacobs' Ensemble. 7:25—News bulletin. izxo—Chetseu Bhliusrol Orchestra. 8:00—Hermsn Luis. berytone; lifel- ville Cedmus. pianist. t:lO-—Arthur Pryor's Bend. 0:15—Csslno Orchestre. Sub—Berkeley - Certsret Concert Orchestre. 10:15—Msrguerlto Cartwright. so- preno. lO:80—-—Monterey Society Orchestre. lino—Ben Bernie's Berkeley-Och teret Orchestre. ItobertM. Wolfe, Jr.. Norwelk. Eerie Wicks. Norwelk. Febin Soderstrom. Norwelk. too reeds For City Chsmpiocship Junior to Yesrs John Keogh. Jr.. Nerwelk. Edwsrd R. Fey. Jr.. Norwelk. Eliot: Linde. Norweilt- Miiton Flynn. Norwsdh. G. ungnsr. Milford. . Andrew Bloomquist. Norwslk. Charles P. Kllppel. Norweilt. Charles Ott. Norbsik. Louis J.‘Csrdslis. Norwelk. Btenley Phlleox. Norwelk. Johnny Anderson. Bridgeport. Fred Cello. Norwelk. Arthur Cssey. Norwsilt. Themes Morierity.'Norwsllt. AUGUST SALE Seasonsble items for women end children at reduced prices to close. 'ilie‘N. arm Co. mm% wulieat Guetefson. Norwsiit. $23 a: W” Elliott “asthma Me. “mete. Red - Tag Sale- . Final Clearance of Men’s All Wool Suits Former Price [$35.00 to $40.00, new ‘3 .75 Allbiokenlinesofii tendmem t 2.. 8 botton; singie‘ gd doublt‘ biesctedwiihodels m m men end Mg men. $1685 $1875 $2250 m mill. SETS sin—>515 ~ , anflnamnfiw point“ Gordon Hembien. N I ob Pooh's Ledge m 5 . Thoeedmisisgto’lplece items NorwsikDoes Not Find Its.Wey Into Police Records Best Norwslk we- the scene Thundey of one of the freak eo- cidents often expected but seldom hsppening since the advent of four wheel brskcs on eutomobiiee. The constsnt bout of the edvocates of four wheel breltcs is thst they can stop quickly enough to throw the occupsnts out of their sects. The! is lust whet hsppened in the ten of s four yeer old girl riding in e on st Best evenue end Winfield street. A oer perked st Modne'e filling ststion filled up wi’n gee end the driver sterted off et a rapid pace towsrd Ven ant street. cutting scross the street in s diegcnel. An- other cer csming from Van Zent street vith a men and little girun the front sest. nesriy struck it but evoidsd s smeshoup when the men lemmed on his brakes and ceme to s stop within e few feet. The little girl. however. wee thrown forward. out of the sect. end struck her fore- heed‘on the windshield. she was stunned end when spoken to did not answer. Not stopping to mention his neme to witnesses. the driver started in pursuit of the other car. intent up- on on eccounting but evidently did not cetch up because the police have no record of the accident. I I I This week-end will be the peak of the sssson es concerns the water. This afternoon the Mervin Beach improvement association opens its weter carnival et 3 o'clock. and to» morrow sfterncon The Evening Sentinel'e meet for the Calf Pasture Life Guerds will be run off. Edmund L. Zeluff hes been elect- ed msrshsl of the community Peculier Accident In East ~. u»... . —....-.__ -_...__.,___—......__....... -~W.__........ EAST NORWALK psrsde st Mervin _beech tonight. There were as entries for the wetsr sports when they closed Thursdey night. I I I Yesterdsy wee s busy one st the Msyflower Hook and Ledder com- peny heedqusrtere. With the are of the night before neerly forgot- ten by the rest of the city. the tire- men were left the usual teslt of cicening their engines. s. hoidovsr and an unhsroic tesk siongsldo the interesting Job of sotusily fighting the demos. I I I Mrs. Charles 8. Grey end son. Cherles. Jr. will Join Rev. Grey to- dsy st Leks Zoer. where he is on vlcetlon. I I I Lewis Hawkins. Bridge” street. one of Hefner's newsbon.is spending s week at Bound Beech. I I I Mr. end Mrs. Peterson heve re- turned to their home. Cove evenue. sfter s. ctey on Long lslend. I I I Miss Ethel Knepp. Mslrose eve. nus. is on soweelt's veestion from Austin's store. Norwslk. She spent yesterdsy in Hertford. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Rowen street end deughter. Mrs. Devis of Fenwick street. has returned from en eutomobiie trip to Ohio. I I MI. end Mrs Leigh Dunn end family have gone beck to their home ins New Jersey sfter s. vecstion spent with Mrs. A. Dunn of I Belts piece. I I I Mr. end Mrs. Cheries Weeks end femiiy of Second street will lesve the nut "rt~ of the week for Nlegere Fells. where they will stay severe! days. I I I Mrs. Jenny Ccidcicin. sister of Joseph Scherricn. ls lesving todey for her home in Boston sfter s five weeks' visit with the Schcvriens here st their Rowen street home. New Records . Fox Trois Ketlnlte Herd-to-Get-Gertle Roses Remind Me of You Just e Little Dence Lucky Dey Bieck Bottom DONNELLY’S So. Norwslk - Wesiport ‘ r es m I SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1926 .___— now s Hue-president of the Anmi. can iv‘edernuun c.“ Le‘mr luu hrm elected president of the invention. ul Cigar Mslwzs‘ ' nion. wax-.1 from NEW HAVEN. (AH—ire N. Orn- Chicago states. The voice \vnro 1 lil- burn. former secretary of the Con- versed in 'hui city. H0 has been 2...: nectleut Federetion of Labor. and \‘icc-prcelacni. ire Omburn Heads Inter’l Cigar Makers Special 7111's WackSWondeg‘ill jj’eqt»: ‘ ‘Rrrc's a \tcek- End Special now on sale that will plessc ihoussnds this neck—one of the best ironic ctcr offered in one brick. ORANGE MAOAROON ICE CREAM LIME SHERBET COFFEE NUT ICE CREAM Pet-lied in Pints or Querie in Clean hotel“! “and boxes. ready in take home. c Then ico. in bulk enolllcr \\'-c(k- L'nd Spot iul (not. ORANGE NOUGA'I' ICE CREAM Fresh fruit, in Nth blending itc (roam. '.. Pints or Quarts .X :arris, Inc. Close For 'A'utotnobiles Exclusively '5“ mt
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