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lipid firm. helping to.
' ‘ sitting for s ' :
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
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Phone 527 . .1. Delivery
GEHEWS
“It‘s here il'L'ii's Emman-
or “Wear-Ever"
utensils. pyrcx even glass were,
Halsey glassware. Lislc and Voll-
rsth white cnamcl ware. crockery.
HOWOLD HELPS
This is the time to renew any
or your
Do not waste time with worn out
household equipment.
,We csrry a complete
cooking
33 Washington Street
SOUTH NOR‘VALK. CONN.
-. Your Youthful M ‘ ' '
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Gaol-sell Coley
‘ morn 4100
Advertising Council
’1!)me
snow CARDS
mills
mow momma
W LETTERS
mma
Phone for deisils and cost of s
servicevwhtch will increase your
gross businees and reduce the cost
Feather
For Fall
AreNow Ready
Fine Halls,- Full '
'1‘me "Ask.
to‘S’ee the
Is‘lorwslk
Weights 9‘
a; 7.. {I “tall? .
" two erotics
lAnoiher Outing ls
: Wanted By Businm
‘ 7 Men Next Simmer
Notwithstanding the tact thst tho
sun shines brightly this week. and
a it was conspit'uOus by its ,ubsenee
Inst week. praise or the Not-walk
‘ .hicn‘s outing: at Roton Point which
was hold in u downpour or rain. is
‘sttll on tho lips or local business
chn.
I They nro all very much satisfied
that the Norwnlk Board or Trade
ihm. shown itself very competent in
IJoining together the men 0: Nor-
walk. and has been able to sttsin
lsuccesstul results. Business men oi
the city have sanctioned the work
of the board and are 100 per cent
strong in their desire for another
, such outing next year.
Having seen the good work oi the
organization many men have re.
ccnily joined its ranks. and. sword-
ing to Secretary Frank W. Good-
échild. the membership has increased
:to (i great extent during the past two
§worms.
After considerable lspse or time
during which no letters have been
received because he "has been Very
busy." Humphrey found time to dub
respond. lie is at the Giants“
Mlltary Training esp, Deserts. slung
with Paul E. McElroy sud Md
Pennington. -
that he and the other boys will in
home the-latter port of this'wcolt.
Modestly. he use now Poul dis-
tinguished himse i' in muchine gun
work, and how Harold did so well
in the ride rsnge. He too must
must have done something. but: his
reticenoe hss precveted him from
acknowledging it. Next week he
will resume his duties in the Eve-
ning Sentinel.
English Couple“ .
motile Age iii-102
l‘robnbly the oldest couple in
England are J. E. Taylor Ind Mrs.
Sophia Taylor of W. nest
Bromley, esch 102 yours‘old ssd
both stilt"going ell-m. Mrs. W
celebrated her two-over-fllo-esiflu'y
birthday this month. Her m
primed this mark last April. He
enjoys on occasions! gis- almond
is still a rcxulsr menu.- Ire. m
’lor retains s good sweats tutor
eyes are so bright lbs! to suds
sud knitswithout fireside!”
‘Mr. W mics! m h
something oi u youngster saw-s
coinciddwithmtofilismfio
has recently'ordersdtim ts'gissu
is'ilond.
.Ve have never swuiufie
Chsnnel. but we hove Mr
His most recent opisue reports ’
thst his own opiniouihst he noun.
belong mum-army]
onion
The dummy meeting of the eel-
cisl boord e! the lemma Iibrsry
us hold in the tlbrsr! room lsst
ev-ing. Reports 0! the secretary
end the tressurer 'wm rend sud sc-
eeptod. it me decided st the meet.
ing tint the present home oi the li.
brary ms unsatisfactory. Mrs. liul-
but A. Bond wu sppointcd by the
boon! to look into the matter 0!
suitable locations.
It is probsbie iii-t the tormcr
hook and ladder building may be
purchased. u it is well slluslod sud
ready for occupancy st once.
The board voted to send s letter
oi thanks to Miss Jennie Chopin tor
hcr kindness in permitting the us-
soclstion the use ot the library
building since the death oi ill-s. Jo-
sephine Crew. Members Are ex-
ceedingly plessed with the srlistic
und splenfid wsy Miss Msyls Sco-
ncld. Highland svenuo. has kept the
room during the two months she has
been in charge. Mien Scotlold will
turning to her duties so teacher in
one oi the Norwslk schools. Miss
Shirley Bowman will be in chsrgo
or the library during the month at
September.
' Story hours have been plsnncd to
be held. for diiierent grudes of chil-
dren by Miss Gertrude Bnnds and
Mrs. Arthur Billet-d snd on sttruc.
'tivo list of volunteers has been ob-
tsincd through the efforts at these
two indies.
A card party line been plsnncd lo
be held Friday evening in tho llu.
wsyton Hose company's (lilll‘lm‘s.
No tickets have been printed. Mrs.
Sidney R. Bell. chsirmsn oi the en-
tertainment committee: Mrs. George
S. Moseley and Mrs. Clement D. At.
brecht Will be in charge. Anyone.
desiring to lulu tables will please
notify the committee.
A cake sale will silo be held in
connection with the curd pale and
will be in charge 0! Mrs. Clinton ll.
Rowlsnd. Orders ior elites msy he
tell with Mrs. Hubert Bond lit the
Row-non post. oillce.
Ofloers unending tut night's
meeting were: Mrs. Percy e'. Bar-
rett. Mrs. Sidney R .89“. Mrs. Ar-
thur M. Biiisrd, Mrs. Clinton )5.
Rowisnd. Hrs. Hulbert A. Bond.
Mrs. lrs mains. Mrs. Chet-lee Funk
and Miss Gert-ode Breads.
O O O
Harold Douglas, commercial or-
tlst M: the Rome Wire company of
Rome. N. Y.. hos bed the unususl
honor of having three oi his pic-
ture: win second prise It the Ses-
quiccntennisl exposition. Mr. Doug-
his recently clams-d the rooms over
the Rowsyton library for his studio.
A few months use Mr. Douglas
pointed. in oils. o group or three
pictures for the oompsuy which
were to be used for sdvortising pur-
poses. The oilicisls decided they
were so well done tint. they would
exhibit them at Philsdelphio. One
of the pictures was of s men driving
it team of white horses. drawing s
plow up shill. with one of the towers
oi on electric supply station (which
is built of wire turnishcd by the
Rome compsny) in the background.
One wt: 0! s linemen repairing a
broken wire end the third we: oi s
smell boy phyla: on the floor with
on electric engine.
Mr. Dougiss's son. Dsn .und sen-
tn-lsw. Victor Weterbury 11mm
svenue. posed fir the pioium of the
men. Mr. Douglss is now esguged
in doing “other group oi than pic.
turcs. Tilda will be mil.
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Cops-in lunuel't. miles. 0!!-
shero property owned by comp
Osage Moore. on 3m ovens.
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ii.
hosed
subtota- or.”
‘ lipWTON
AS’ till ”SEPIA” AN
take two \vocks' vacation before rc. { weeding. Miss Hllyrs.
tex- my. 1.. 1.. bus puichued the
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to MAIN OPUS!
Rowsyton B e a c h Colony
Enjoys First Field and
A q u s tic Meet—Many
Sensstlonsl E v e n t 3'—
3&1.ng es and Every-
The nowsyion lii‘uch colon s -
ed its tlrst iiold and uquutlcy r332.
lundsy siiornoon before an sucm.
bills of nearly one hundred l'csl-
drills and property owners and
irisnds. The event was given pr].
nlsrily es s Community "Let's-get.
beiltfir-tsf‘ilusluted" ul’tulr.
‘ u did. this use evidcl ed
the outbusium oi the sudlon: .3:
inc sthietics. Tho Collilllilioir arrang-
ed s program illst ultrsclod tulcut
rnnumk [mm the “It‘s or tour to
very isle tomes.
l'rotuplly at 2:30 the Tots :3.
fl!“ heudiosp mode the crond
dnw up their chairs for an utter-
hoon of not sport. Robert howling
held the load all lhr may in
the sprint. and tins dorldrv:
the winner by Joseph Mllckuy. the
snnouncsr.
in the spoon
and potato
The 60-yard dash {er indies «as
herd preuod fashion.
I splendid sprint nll the tiny doun
to the tape. Loin Hairs did it Nur.
mi. a step lhmd of litlx‘n bound-s
und Melon O'Connor on u penalty t0l
Miss O'Con-
nor Mid Miss Lowndr-s \i‘r‘l‘l‘
“context" in the Lndlcs' Murmur”...
and in the order first. namvu the inn
min crossed Uit‘ lmr.
Chester Boltono nnd Just-lit. [“hv.
rsn s dead heat in tin :m-ynrd
duh for men. Tlli‘ Judges dt‘('l(lt'(l on
the classes run off.
Horace McMnlmn turned in a
first in s dociuln; manner. Jul.“
Klnc pulled a tinniM-nvl. ln ln- gm.
mer basket ball tliiyh V-ilt'll h-
snuchod victory from lhr Sl‘lwl’l u:
Dll'iltl Dowling. \‘I‘ll'l'flll illlxlllllm‘.
sprinter ln.tili‘ lilt‘ll'r slightly over.
I
30 event. The pica. dc rmlntuncc o.
the site-moon wus lln- tut: o'imr. Ull
which in garden llosv pinyin! Uil
obligate lo the lllnill Ollllh‘. Ll‘vtflf‘il;
(It the (Winter 01' Hit“ I‘Olll‘ ll Lilli
simm oi ewcvl “utor cascaded
gently over tho instill: shin mntnznnl
by‘lir. Bottone. Mr. lrxnilz'r.
seemed to how: the drawing paper.
Jo ll‘uy wearing the stilts. 0‘ Buy
Ridge timed u victory in the sack
fled. Willie John howling lot “if"
puck in the children's lwmu hurdles.
Peter Harper. pitching the. horse
shoe quoits proved to he an utitml ill
the quoit tournament. Iiowovrl‘.
Jsck Kane with the ctrculsr quoits
hung up I perfect score.
Then all moved to the river's edge
to wuteh Simone Parrot crawl in. a
thrush ahead at a last class at
youngsters. Lois Reyes showed her
prove-s as a neuter by capturing
undo-yon! swim {or duties. .. The
spectslors were now on edge (of tho
river) as Charles Andersen and Lois
Reyes. vs. Helen LOWndcs and Al
Pei-rot took their plsces on the [inn
for the "lump in and jump out"
osnoc race. The LowndesJ’crro:
tum paddled their owu canine (bor-
rowed from a neighbor to a well
corned hsvcn. The cuuoc: till lnndu ..
spirited sction picture as Andcmin-
Parrot took their stsunches with the
tilts olmed st each other’s midrilis.
it took Perrot 15 minutes to south»
event wss the “nuts unless one could
and sink the doughty Anderson. This
call the. finale. thc congratulations
showered upon the committcn {or
their uni-nut endeavor. Refreshments
wercsemd during the gsmcs.
no W
Daniel Bowling. choirmsn.
Helen O'Connor. secretary.
Walter Pllmmcr. clerk at compo.
Joesph Hockey. announcer.
Chester Bottom. Clitiord Hayes.
Chsrlos Hayes. Walter Irving. Mr.
Moore. Judges.
Deniel Hurt-Ly. Barry Muir. llic
guards.
Thom” McMahon. master 0! core-
monies. The colony is indebted to
Mr. Clittord Bayes tor the use oi
the float sud paraphernalia.
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5 they will nuke the trip to Florida.
Captain Moore and tunily will visit
friends in Huttord tor several
weeks before tuning for the south.
0 l 0
Cloud. Poms is building an sddl- '
lion to his home on McKinley street.
O O 0
Miss Betty Moseley. dsughtcr of
Mr. and lire. George s. Moseley, en~
tertsinod s. number or triads in
honor at her birthdsy. Saturday. at
her home on Bewayton avenue.
0 I 0
Mr. sud Hrs. Emery Barton. of
Cincinnati. Ohio. are guests It the
Dibble hemmed on Row-m n sve-
nuo tor seven-It dsys.
’ O O 0
Business ore mumps. not little
bits of ones boldly worth ousting
one‘s time fishing tor. but hir used
ones. my boots were out. yester-
dsy. with psfldes ubossd. um
their luck.
rare;
Simone Ferret edged out a “in in a ‘
lllild".
"ill.
m.
A wile. in Belgian Congo. costs
_unc copper cross. like this. weigh-
ing 27!; ounces. A real is! will»
it! In will. might Lust two moses.
The gold illl‘ Miss Mary .0on hue
in her other hand is worth 37 bolus
nmong South American Medians,
5250 iii. the 1‘. 5. mini, Ind $2,500
to iiljl'l'ib' oi the Amuricsn Numis-
luutic amputation. glihcnld in “Illi-
mglou. D. (3.
“Cap” Wupperfield '
Cillll‘nlll onl ph \i‘umm'ticld oi the
mud bunt Em 15.. ulnl u party of
‘ -lll.'lld-3 llntl an cwllltul liulung my
:x'lllnln)‘.
'i‘lic cumin; slal'ml off in lllu
chill": but when it this ”album in
«can thc vessel lulled to start. An
Vlnvcstlxutlon brought out the tact
‘lnut the propeller was not going,
mound. This \V'iui soon repaired and
'liu: uunl started on its way.
As they went uudcl‘ Lili: \i'nsninir
1 ion street druw bridge a number or
their intends had gathered on the
midst; with several pails of watt-r
} much they proceeded to empty into
jun. boat and on those. in it.
They then headed tor Cuckcnoc
jlsland and dropped anchor 11 short
l disuncu all short. They continued to
i ilsh tor the reminder the dsy with.
out any luck and u. the time drew
near to start tor Norwalk. Capt-in
\Vuppcrt'leld suddenly felt e. severe
tug: at his llilt’. was nearly ysnisud
*out at the boat. sud called {or his
gtricuds to assist him. thinking that
he might lime ll whole on the end
wet the tiny. With the assistance of
the entire crow they st lust loaded
.tho fish and found it to he s. iii inch
Inland shark. This ended the. fishing
. for the tiny and tho crew slated upon
:thclr arrival at tinv doc]: thst it
twould probably end it tor the ecs-
son.
.ScallopSeosonOn
Huntmgton' Shore to
i 0pcn0ci.l'l'hisYear
l
The scallop season on the Hunting.
ton shores. Long Island will not open
I this season until October 1, instead
l(it September 1. sccording to s. no~
itico received by anon Fish Commis-
sioner Frederick Lovcjoy. this morn-
; lug.
: The notice is sent to him in order
that Norwallc fisher-mun may be in~
ll‘orrncd cf the change on the con-
servation lsws or New York state.
Officers of the conservation commis-
sion will be in Huntington Bay to
prevent any violation or the new law.
Ladies Don’t Prefer
Binaries. Male Beauty
Show Mskes Very Clcsr
"Ladies preter brunettes." This
was recently dcmonstrsted at Vic.
tot-in. Pier Psviiiou st Follsestone.
where a mule bounty show wss hold
and women were the judges.
Fat men. thin man. young men.
old men and middlewd men oom-
pcted—nfty of them in Ill.
Jack Dwycr, s tsll. walks-roamed.
slender ham-no. with (3min in»
turns won first prise. His hsir is
slightly curly sud was cut short.
None oi the ilsppers with plastered
down list: not near the prise money.
my Adams. 25. also brunette,
wss second.
new George be“. who hos such
fight-colored brown heir tbst it
comes dangerously nesr being red-
dish told. won the third prise.
only can oi the competitors hell I
mustache. Ho wss s all sergeant-
. adios- it fine proportions. siso s
We. .i'heugh he run the third
piss up scion not. his museschc
LONDON (Ala—02m id disc-ser-
' ed tint pundits sro people and
imitating people st that on ec-
cesium.
The W audition wound up
its recent centers-cc with s bit
sad air Olin:- Jadss And new of
the other “Ills dsnced the
Chad-eon slid the fox trot with on
m which showed they on
not s .m..bu&id the m
statutes“ is m
desert
. “flown-wmmcmd oi. the
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- TUESDAY. AUGUST 31. 1926
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Mmliflflllilihdi‘fio‘: visited flutes Tnlw
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tuba 'si lulu-rug.-
than 'lu"ui’.“..'.‘ni
Some
Questions and Answers
about United States
Water-Cured Tubes
Omstibnv Wlut is the Water-Cure Process?"
Answer-«The wswxjure Process is s new method of during
or vuimuizing automobile tubes now in u“ in the United
halos Rubber Company tube isotories.
Question—How does it diner [mm the old process?
Answer ~ During \ulrelllm'ioll but and pressure must be
upplind to the tubt‘. The old method used steam to supply
this pressure and haul. 'l‘lw new method uses water under
high presswc and at liltfulli temperature. ‘
Question— Why does tlu's make a boiler lube?
Answer-1n tbt‘ old album Ilii'tllod the pressure could not be
applied event). hmuii air bubbles were formed in the tube,
each of which became in source of weakness.
The new “ow-Cure Proow eliminato- tho possibility of
such bubbles by its heavy. oven pressure. it also insures
better union between tin» tubi- and tho \alvoobssc. and at.
the some time films the rubber that! a liner. ionaerwwins,
more speculating wxlurc.
Question—Can water-curing alone make a good tubs?
Answer-Nu. A good tuba demands 00d rubber, proper 00n-
siruciiou and proper epljcmg as we i.
Question—How are those provided in United Siam
Tubes?
Answel~Til€ rubber used is Sprayed Rubber. the purest sud
must uniform rubber known. it is made from rubber lilies
two: the United States liubbcr Company's own plantation.
by a process developed and psicnlod by the Company.
United States Tubes um wusiructod of four piles of
rubber. Most other when are made of one or at most two.
Splicing is done. by a specially developed method. which
not only assures uniformly strong splices but slw limits the
pressure and boat in the splice itself and docs not load in
‘ wcskcn till: ml. of the tube.
In“
United States Rubber Company
UNITED STATES
ROYAL CORD
BALLOON
For-sale by
WEBB BROS. °
181 South Main St. South Norwslk
in nsture that the British press guvc built. the predominance which scicnw
columns every day to discussionsax gaining in British schools out
which showed science in Britain huaisomewlmt unused at the publtcn;
moved into the realm of everyday given to the camel-coco whenever t‘
lite. unndervd into a. discussion or pop;-
Clussicists who no inclined to rc- 4 lar themes.
W confine Gremlins or the
. children to one room, when,
withsThsochcr'Sectioesi”Boilcr‘
in your allot, they can enjoy so
even, healthful wsauth hasty
corner ofcvezy room?
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