my...
soronNeck
srabls excitement was
last night at a special hoar-
. the city council in the city
when Albert Hamilton. man-
9! mainline Ind Ronni the-
faiatsd outside the council
door. and remained in an
, us state for a few minutes;
who picked up after he had
down by Constable James
,1. who was standing near
«and was then taken down
to the police station where re-
mnzero applied. He was
morning Mr. Hamilton sold
in a good condition and that
nting spoil last night was . .
by a very painful boll on
of his neck. the
't
Int proveinento
Mnnounced In County
a Connecticut Highway deport-
has announced road repairs
. is vicinity which will be start-
ry soon. 29. tab feet of rela-
concroto pavement will be
hon tho Donbury-Norwaik road.
in the roadway in Danbury.
old. and Reading. ,
of fonrty: one feet over the
bridge on the Boston Post
linear tho Westport- Fail-field
Ibo another much needed
oment. The road will be wid-
no so feet at. that point.
. don‘t over seem to have a
. by o are plug" week.
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ng the piano by ear is :nice.
.. mo orn them sound as-if they
noing their feet. -
,. ‘u like to work you won't
any trouble finding someone to
. nonioy yourself.
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Old Jimmy blends. cabmon de luxe
at. Oxford. England. He knows vir-
tually all the notables who have
visited the unlicrslty for more than
sixty years. He used to drive for
King Edward VII when the monarch
was a prince and an undergraduate,
storyliaaueanmorw .-
lhnd he is an old acquaintance of
the present Prince of Wales.
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Odd Pieces
i" 'Iiiarply Out In Price
~ ,s’lfih all purses.
Kl ”drawers. on each side.
Bamboo. ~
:‘jiniigen
Four .Walnut Vanities,
lip-robots
Anhininm Po
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.M..
Here is a chance for those in search of an odd
' anity or chiflorette to complete their bedroom furnish-
-‘in_go. Prices are remarkably attractive and in keeping
Ohiflorette to match; regularly $50
. X Large Mahogany Vanity with four roomy drawars, .
gth center and two wing mirrors. Reg. i§5
“,slmuotmanenom .
soliibn s Boudoir Slipper i
1' is of Patent Kid .
j, The new vogue in milady’s boudoir slipper is
92mm whichislinsd with orange sateen.
”deaths! solo and low, woodsn heel, patoiit sov-
of Bedroom
' Furniture
for the August Solo
.Wslnut .Vanity (sketched) triple glass with two
Large center and two wing
. ~ Sale $29350
Solo $35
-.
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one a semi-vanity, in plain
had figured walnut, French or America, with triple
mirrors and roomy compartments. One 3% length, the
.ssst' {all length. Reg. $75 ea. ,
Below .
0 ‘Fonrthfioor.
with tho selec-
esorugs are mods . .
' s1: “
motifs
Ilse s x i is 37 . .
diners priced prominen-
otely.
Siso 0 x 18 bslng- its
Sooond floor.
W-.. .-
4
started on his vacation Monday.
which he ,will spend In Vermont. He
was aocorhpaniod by Dr. and Mind.
0.. Nowlilrk of Norwalk who have a
summer homo there. For the pdst
several summon they have been
spending their vacations in the Yor-
pccts to return to Wesiport in a few
days to dispose of any official bust.
nesa that may require his attention
and then go back to Vermont again.
Lists of voters entitled to take
part in the Republican and Demo-
cratic caucus have been flied by tho
registrars of voters and turned over
to Town Clerk Edward C. Blue.
The registrars of voters will soon
announce the dates of their nicot-
ings for receiving applications from
men and womsn who wish to be-
come voters. The registrars will
swear those who sro qualified to
vote here on September 18.
O O 0
Mrs. Julio Whee r. 85. of Avon!
place had the mlsf rtune to fall last
Saturday. breaking?- hsr left hip. She
was removed to the Norwalk hos-
pital where it is reported that she
is resting comfortably.
0 O I
The marriage of Stephen J. Kon-
bnrdt. 28. o. salesman living in West.
port. and bliss Joan Leslie. 22. of
New Canaan_ took place In New Can-
aan. last Thursday. according to a
marriage license returned to the
town hall yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by Justice of the
Peace 31. Glover Gregory.
0 O 0
Edward Oscar Binsen. s summer
resident at compo. died suddenly
yesterday morning in his cottage on
Norwalk avenue. from cerebral hem-
orrhage. He was attended by Dr. Wil-
liam It. Manson. Mr. Binsen was 51
years of age.
0 O 0
.Miss Isabella A. Gagllardl. died at
her home in Saugotuck yesterday
noon. Funeral services will be held
today from the Church of the Ass.
umption on Riverside avenue. West-
port. Burial will be in the Catholic
cemetery on King street. The de.
ceased was 72 years or age.
0 O 0
Betty and William Taylor of Kam-
den. are spending the week at
compo Beach as the guests of W. L.
Taylor.
0 0 l
Westport people are receiving
cards sent by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Gauit and Miss Sully Marshall who
are spending the week at Niagara
Falls.
0 I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Troin of
Compo Beach are spending a week
in New Hampshire. Mr. Train is
owner of the Fine Art! lunch in
\Vcsiport.
O C O
Allie Kirk. :i former resident here.
who is now employed at the state
capitol in Hartford. is enjoying a.
weeks vacation here.
0 o 0
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lees ass
spending the balance of the summer
it their place in the Catskill Mona.
tnins.
O O k
Mrs, Florence Wilson of State
street is enjoying her annual vaca-
gen from her duties with the Dorr
o.
O O 0
Miss Helen Farr. Compo' Beach, is
spending the peek at Point O'Wdods.
New York.
'o s o
The following real estate deeds,
were filed n the town clerk‘s of.
rice yesterday: Warranty—Kathryn
G. Dunnigaa to Elizabeth M. Krot-
zcr. land on the post road; Dorothy
Raleigh. through her sister. Franco‘s
P. Scott. as agent and attorney.
land and house on Myrtle avenue. to
Heal C. Swain of New York city:
Mrs. Nellie It. Green to Maurice G.
Hill. land on Cross Highway.
. . ' o o a - *
A Hudson automobile from Hasso-
chuoetto was backed into a hydrant
in front of the town hall yesterday.
and the fender of the machine was
badly damaged. Some tlino lator a
New York car caught fire in front
street. IThe him was extinguished
by Constable FrodWeish hetero any
damage was done. .
o s 1 ,
Donald Crawford. Mr. Hanson slid
William Matthias left for Now
Haven this morning when they will
attend the annual American Lo-
sioa odavsation.
Crbss Street
(continued from Pogo One.)
the next meeting and will include a
suggestion mods by Councilman Ed-
wardhLGanolsstaightthatars-
anaiistroetasfsrssthocon.
mores street inaction.
A petition from Williams .lrothsro.
owners of the property on which the
State street playgrounds are located
tbotthsdtebotaasnsmptwasro-
forred over to n Counsel
John Cuaso who will report at the
nest meeting. A letter was road from
President Frederick J. Norah of the
Norwala Playground association.
First Selectman King W. Konsflola ‘ ‘
mont Hills. Selectman Mansfield ox- ,
questing the sdnuss'ion of Walter
set. the Street department willoward
opectivs property owners. Further
notices will be sent outdo-those real.
the Central fire station for relief
or the telephone oachango on state .
vision be made in the building lino-
._,/ .4
street to the Jurisdiction of the
Second district. was referred to
Street. Commissioner Joseph Domsn.
The question of Meadow street
paving and widening was held over
till the next regular meeting.. The
Laurence street draining problem
has also been oontlnued till the
next session of the council.
September is was fixed as the fin-
al date for sidewalk repairs to be
started by residents of Van Zant.
Filth and Livingston streets and East
avenue. Warning has been given the
negligent property owners in those
sections. and in the event that they
do not take action before the date
contracts for repairs to the lowest
bidders at the expense or the re.
dents by City Clerk Stephen Dokus.
A petition submitted by Council-
man Robert Oliver that the income
from a bequest of $2800 left in equal
shores to the nowayton librdry and
cemetery. be used toward payment of
s. tlrst mortgage on the new Sony-
ton library was adopted.
New Fire Boxes.
Councilman Clarence Buttery was
given permission to purchase three
new fire boxes and further equip-
ment out of the fire appropriation
at a cost not exceeding ”00. One box
will be placed at the lower end of
East av sane and another on the top
of Westport hill. ‘-
The other box will be r'etsfied in
purposes a case of any trouble.
New Fire Staton Clock
A new clock for the Central fire
station I also included in the list.
Mr. Buttery last night bemosnsd the
necessity of the second district force
to run out every time a member
wanted to tell the time. The equip-
ment will be purchased immediately.
o Petitions for road widening at
Riverside Crcle. the property of
Charles and Anna. MacDonald on
East avenue. near Elton court. was
referred to the street department. It
will be discussed further at the next
meeting.
A petition from John Nsslins. pre-
sented by Councilman Johnpl'. Mills.
to buy a strip of provmy st Ssh-
hlll from die city was referred to
Corporation Counsel Canoe.
Preliminary discussion started on
tho proposed widening of South
lfaln street, was tabled until the
September is meeting.
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.RED TAG:
. » SALE
SPECIALS
MEN’S SUITS
$23.75
Show ”HATS
it Price "
.35: snmrs ‘
‘ arcs
Rogers &Stevens
TwoS Stores
lorwolh
'So. Ilerwolli
aim
Wereallreadywlthconipisteiinesotsturdy
comfortable, quality-ladle shoes for every boy and
girl‘fiomKindefiigsstontonghschool. '
StylsdandPricedtOplesseeveryone.
moon
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l . ‘
American mothers won't agree. But o group of Judges at a Paris
contest decided tha't this little boy was the. “man beautiful child."
is Philippe Dubols. son of a wealthy Parisian manufacturer.
llo
fir fégfrcmmy
oi; South Norwsiker
' In List Of License
Suspensions For Year
The weekly list of poraiors whose
licences to drive auto iobiles in Con-
i-rcilcut have been sus ended for
one year for driving wlii e under the
influence of liquor was given out to-
day at the stats motor vehicle de-
partment its a. port of the effort to
reduce this highway menace. Ono
was a Connecticut operator convict-
ed in another state. The department
ulutt‘iiicnt lld\il(‘tl people to notify
the department or the police in
case they should see any of the sus-
pended drivers operating iaotor
vehicles.
Anders B. Anderson. West Hart.
ford: Charles P. Baron, Bridgeport:
Hugh llercudt, Brooklyn. N. Y.. Wil-
liam Bi‘uaw West Hawaii: Eduard
l-. liogari. Hainden: Jpn-.kH Brsdin.
West Hui-:tford Oscar Brcaux. New
London: Edward H. Cadwell. Tor-
rlnslon: Elmer W. Cnhoon. Snuih
Cow-ntry: Martha T. Cocoon. Hart-
ford; Patrick Crowe. Hartford: Silos
lineman. New Britalnr Frank B.
i-‘orseii. New lirliain; David C. Gar-
riiy. East Hartford: Fred Hayes.
Springfield. Mass; Dennis J. Healy.
Waterbury; Moitillu Iloliln, Agn-
wuin. Mass: Morris Howell. West-
pori; Harold llymphrey. Baltic:
Gust Johnson. llurtford: John J.
Kc‘hrna. Hartford; William '1‘. Kelly.
East Haven: Hugh Lasso. Ansonla:
iii. J. ’l‘. Leach. Providence. R. 1.;
Joseph C. Locke. Stamford: Harry
lilcElman. Merlden; James '1'. Mc-
Auiiffe. Hartl0id: Henry A. Mu.
dock. Central vulnoe; Alexsn'der
, Rayner. Danbury: Charles Simona.
Hartford: George Sullivan. NW
York. N. Y.; Clarence H. Walion.
Willimantlc: Willis if. Wilcox. South
Ncrwalk: John A. Wiser. Fairfield:
George Young. Hartford: Mike Zu-
l
57“.: . "r “new. _'
D“ I, “ AY. wetter 25,19.
' Chair of Pacifism
Established at Kiel
(Am—A chair of pa...
BERLIN
Milan} lulu iii'l'll ('Slnllilalltil ut i\ii)
university. lir. “'uiliivr helium-k.
llIK. llli‘lllbl‘l' of the lloichsiug. lma
ill-I‘ll usuigned in Kiel by ilw i'rue,
hi.lll ministry of education as [mm 5.
our of international iuw and of iii'p
history of iiiicriuiiiouul ['lu‘lilh‘ln. '
l'l‘iiiohuul‘ Schueclilng “as onv of
the me German delegates la the
\‘n-i'sulllos pence conformer. Mu; a
number of yours he bus br-ru lhi-
chairnmu of the German section or
liu- lntirpnrllumenlury Union and
llili-lllit‘ti its reinvention in \Ynslxu r.
ton last year. lie also is one of the,
judges of line llaiguc i‘omi of Ami.
trillion.
licfnrc and during the war I'rn—
lessor Scliuecking was prnfeimur or
international law at tho L'uivvrsiiu
of .‘larburg. Ills bold espousal of a,
"Peace u'ltliout annexailuns.” hui'.‘
ever, brought him In frequent cnn.
diet with the imperial regime.
Which Would You Choose?
If come good i‘uiry should ”mu n.
no they (ilul in the old fairy tales am
offer to grant your heart‘s dnsuc,
what would you choose?
Wealth? It's a transient
that brings its own cares.
Happiness? It's an elusixv H»;
which we keep by giiiug 1mm:
Ilvulih'.’ That's the loci cw.
Health is riches that :0le (-mwn
flung
Father Edward P.1100llarli,pfi§l0r
of St. \Iolochy‘ s l’flllll'tll New York. bu . .
. 5. anti sunely health Is ‘p ,x
administered last rites of the (‘nth- enough “,1. happiness. ' _.~
liu faith to Rudolph Valentino. Lydia 1n. pmkhflm-s \‘m. . I”.
Cmnpouml may be the new] {Mn
who oi'l‘ors you this priceless gin of
better healtli.——Adv.
kowski. New Britain: William '1‘. Nu.
Hugh. Stamford Ralph Johnston.
Bridgeport.
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mm am AUTOMOBILES ARE ulnar
BUICK WILL. .. BUILD. THEM.
Villa
abs nce of .
dose " car rumble
Younever have driven a car
oquiet and free from the
vibration that causes closed
car rumble as the 1921 Buick.
The new Buick engine is
vibrationiess beyond all pro
. vious lexperience, at every
Electri might be its mo-
tive power, so effortless is
the powervflow and change
.. of pace.
Trythis earnewcarand
discover ryourselfhow
viiaflanickagainhasim-
proved
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