W
Elimsto giro! free.
6.
11 South. Main street
Phlooe
NcCtljt-nlttt Silo
lilo got; Si? ilM‘S‘m
worhnow ssre
Pointing sod ml‘s’ofllslg-
st most reasonable prime.
din oat- work a sou-niece
the lstost will horse at lilo.
a. shit 15c sud up per roll.
limited Wall Paper Chain
Star
55- e French Glove &
Wminor
like. men
onto? iii Ave
C. Eugene Rudy. oi New York
city, has purchased the property on
ll‘slrnrld avenue. Coulpo Bosch, be.
longing to Harry and John W.
Keene. The house contains six
rooms. both. large sleeping porches
and has all Improvements. Mr.
Rudy is a buyer for the John Wana-
inslner store in New York and has
open! the last two summon at Com-
po Beach with Mrs. Rudy's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Walters.
The new owner plans to make im-
provements and occupy tho house
next summer. The property was
sold through the real estate agency
of Nelson s. Hurthutt. 0! South Nor-
wallr. The sale price involved
was about $7.000.
O O s
A warning has been tuned by
Postmaster William Krauso forbid-
ding portions residing in houses
quarantined because oi ontamous
diseases. from depositing otters in
. mail boxes used for public colloe~
toin. The postmahtrr announces that
‘moil will be delivered to these
. homes. but the orders or the post
oillco donsrtrneht forbid the cot-
lecting ot mall. Several persons"
who have been quarantined. were
mailing letters from public collec-
tion boxes. when they wore told that
no collection would be made from
their homes. This practice is illo-
gsl the postmaster states.
This notice was made benefit?
as a result of several persons at
Oompo Beach who have been ous-
rantinod and were using the pub--
$1400 1 room
mo 10: ‘yotir old iron
llc mail boxes.
0 ‘o a
Robert Curr, colored. of Bridge-
port. was arrested 'by Policeman
Paul Tamaslry, o: the Westport
police, last night, charged with
operating a car under the influence
or liquor He was in a cell and told
o Veep it of: and was later released
und a bond or $150 tor his sp-
pcarance in the local court Thurs-
day morning.
0 O I
PM. fm- the celebration or Go'-
lumbns Day, October 11. are rapid-
bers of the Principle lodge of san-
ll J mmco
That the Home May
Need.
no. mm or. rel. 747
werything In F‘urnitUre:
The
Shire
‘Newest bedgns in
Wall Pap er
hid‘li
. iUhlted Woll‘Pntper
‘ Chain
”delirium Phoneosn
ilk, 15c hitd 25c roll
New Fall Line
Murderers: Package
, gamck. There will be a lsm‘par‘
ode in the morning and festivities
will continue .ihroughont the day.
There will be fireworks in the eve-
nlng.
O I 0
At the meeting or the school
committee held saturday night. the
contract for the'paintins and re.
pairing or the'sohools‘was given to
James Keeler ot Sang-stuck. sir.
Keelrr began work ‘Monday and ls
giving the Bediord school a new
cost or point.
a I
The following birth was re.
coir“ ‘at the M‘s-tom ‘llllflu‘fl
vitalis’ta’t'istics:
Catherine and Clifford ‘Anstin
Mills. Church street. a boy. Irving
Penneid, August to.
O t. O l
. Postmaster snd Hrs. William F.
“Krame will lone ‘soine tinlo'tllis
month for a motor ti-ip‘ ”thrush
Canada.
0 0 0
'An entrance lit being constructed
at the rear oi the Y. -‘M. DNA. for
the boys‘ nilVielon WV!“ be direct-
iy under the entrance o: ills Wm
taro Rouse. ET Whene-
noted the money for the «on which
is bells: done by Contractor Hewitt
of Bridgeport.
‘The “seen of the 'eilh‘snoe for
the bays' division“ to keep the boys
from using the main entrance Whieh
should be used exclusively by the
adult members.
0 O O
The old Viglisnt lire tmok‘which
has been stored at the Central Fire
station since the Vigilant Hose corin-
‘pnny was equipped‘ with a. new In.
‘paratus was rcr‘n‘owed Saturday. The
old truck is now in Winn 01
Dan Music-Ho of Cross 3'!!!wa!
who bought it from Gus Rubi-r the
original purchaser or the truck iron:
the town. f‘
O
lull Bonnie Jennings, who return-
ed Ncmtiy from a Christian 271- “W“ M Ros
dearer tour of Europe. will give her W F01)”
impressions of tho’Old W’orld Blin-
day even-ting at the regular services
or the Greens Farms Christian En—
deovor Society. "Miss Jennings Vis-
ly nearing completion by the mom- '
- . e
was. new 10M
1’. hi.
hob—Madison Concert Orohootra.
moo—Imperial lmpa.
I:ll-Ross Drcehen Trio.
it‘d—Rot: and Levy. banjo and
pianist: Ethel and Dorothea
Ponce. vocal harmonies
“mo—Astor Boo! Orchestra.
WIMP. NEW YORK—d"
P. ll.
0: till-Dinner music. I
o: div-Bass scores.
7: oo—asnagoguo services by tho
Unitedvsynsaoaus of Minor-
lca. Address by Harold
Korn; the BC“. Ooptow.
I6“!!-
lzso—R‘olle‘s Orchestra.
moo—Davis Saxophone Octet.
too—Ivan Mahalours.
tho—coon sea Islander s.
10:00-1. Mlle do Mbour
tour." by WEAF‘ Ught
Company. ‘
11-1 2—8» Bernie‘s Orchestra.
W635. NEW YORK—8|.
moo—Harlin Muller, dither.
mill—Tracy Ind Doughnuts. duets.
MED—"Fess Williams Dance 0r-
chestn.
Too—New York State Division
illk.
lull—Dance Orchestra.
hill—Baseball results; news items.
two—savory Donoo Orchestra.
m, NEW I‘m—In
P. M.
7:00—Gussie White. amigo.
his—George ‘Dowd. tenor.
hell—Loews ‘Lsslnctou ll'hsatre
organ recital.
woo—film New York Tilt-tn
Orchestra.
moo—Loow's Seventh dunno oun-
csr_t_ program.
lo: oo—Rosoiand Dance Orchestra.
11: ill—Sliver Slipper Orchestra.
P “WEN. NEW YORK—MI
8:00—Ksrl ‘Woiss Peasant Band.
din—Numeral fillets. songs.
sue-non ‘Ruty, Michael Invited.
Hawaiian guitar duets.
moo—«Woo Scotch hou r: Piper
Mundo McKenzie. Barbara.
Bruce. soprano. John “Ido-
Clash. berytonoz‘wutiaui ll.
Melvin. tenor; alone Rldloy.
soprano; Will '1‘ i o l e y .
comedian.
”WC. "NEW ”YORK-r510
6:10-Piano selections.
6:!0-'Mai'kdl Nah Irm-
mall—Elementary'inalsh ls-ons.
7:0Hdmd'm Imus.
7:80—Police’olat‘ms.
magnum by Winter-Russell.
7 do-Basoball results.
i. till-Anton Gibson.
~|’.IL
P. is. 1
or Spain.
“zoo-Julia Buosslor.
‘WUCA. NEW YORK—lot
P. .
o: so-Ernlo Golden's‘ Orchestra.
‘.'. oo—Coughisu announcement.
'i: its—Employment opportunities.
7: ill—Erato Golden's Orchestra.
izlo-Tsppous Orchodra.
moo—Monte Carlo by the lies Orv
chestn-
lzlo—Stsanner BOD]. B. Odell En.
tortainora. .
moo-Cough“ and company.
tzlo-"A Night in Muscle Shoals.”
"loo-dies“: Mats talk.
“ms—(Wish night.
Undo—Cohan] Illa-Orchestra.
IBM—J“ Donny Orchssira.
lino-Club Brllhiou Orchestra.
13:00 midnight—mills Entertain.
era.
WILLIE-WWI
int—Iliad W
7:25—15": Palmer. tater.
moo—Franklin M, snows dig-t.
BOO—Toilette! m Climber nil-
slc. ,
8:8 Ford. talk
sic.
i: 10—Jameo P B memo. "Bolt.
aiu Our W”
moo—Augusta I. listen. roudln'.
mils—Dull m. <bs.ryt.nnc;.
Edna hut-sits. John. pianist;
Earl Palmer. tenor. Ruth
Montgomery mane.
want. not film-4m
P.1d.
smo—ltudio 0mm.
sub—eta Lessor. “Tin Man at
Many ‘VoloasL'H
duo—Dorothy Brown.
"Bonus.
sate—m Monte—tits. songs.
8: oo-Botty him, "Queen or the
ukelole. "
sub—Lonny Inods. songs.
lo-ll—ltert \Verner‘o Orchestra.
‘WOB, roman—one
P. M. '
Bus—Jacques Jsooho's Ensemble.
6 346-43111 ‘Wutinoy. Starts.
7 ado—damn- Jacob‘s Ensemble.
nib-News ‘hullouu.
lzlo—Uchn Dc Bums. elartnotlst.
it‘s—"Topics oi the Day." men-
and mm.
two—s. B. In FranceDrchootrs.
s:do—‘~Tod Cole. Joe Reader. pinc-
tomes.
llllO—‘me Loo. baritone
flab-Tod Cole. JooiRMsr. piano-t
louse.
ills-suntan)! lootety Orchestea.
torso-4m: restore.
nous—unummoonnmtot.
Broadway
‘8: lilo-"Outdoor we,” Henry W.
Wm.
tab—hills. ‘Iltm
Merle. Speakers: m
James J. warm. amass
’Ederlc. Halor Patrick J.
Walsh and F. «8. money.
bs» 1rd.
V
_ Rousing-Ghosts.-
P l n no r. sebum.
r‘iutrsiul Mutts
11: Oil-Police alarm: woollen
WM snow You—soc
P. M.
9:0MHowsrdfleiiok. bass.
this—Grace Trio.
into-Rosalie Welt, soprano: lull,
Reader. violinist: Raymond
Never,- eslttst. and Joseph
Fallon. pianist.
10:io-—w‘lillam Musk. tenor. '»
“MDNW‘m—lfl
lxoMport‘Rays.
momma! digest.
7. 15mm Wt. .
7. Ill—ame- ”It‘ll tenor.
7:io-«Ddlth noosslor. could-alto.
1: os—oeotle Rumor. pianist.
s: din—Renee Behi’obort sobra’ao
3:1 rice luau-ooh Concert.
850-3300“: Glisten.
ll: Oil—Satirist: Trio.
9:- Y*o---t!os:gresstllan Francis 8. La
Guardia.
Q: toe-Xavier Cunt. Nth m».
GoIpInyOforwlik
The W!) National bank or
apron. ‘
nos—artistic:- iu‘houor? or muss
'Muswal 11min: Imn'lj
10:30-Oortnno"'m. mm ,2 5 ‘
lied England. italy. Swimeriuui'lnd
other countries and her talk all
looked imam to with much tho
tercst.
I t I
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Train or‘Coun-
po Beach have returned to their
home after s. motor tripthroogh‘tho
White Mountains. Hrs. Arthur A.
Train of Fitchhtrg, Ilsa. and Mr.
and llrs. P. J “Taylor. of doom
m. motored book with her: an
Hrs. Train and will spend sweet at
their home.
Dr. and hrs. Fred Pill-rd. mu.
antidote road. Vestport. returned to '
Shot:- home yesterday from a trip
Decree A. Dds-row sod-'37".
hart moraine «not.
C C .
firs. ‘Cltu‘les Mar. Moo
amend“ mum to New Yttriu-
day after spending the Idrnhier’ in
Weapon.
New York city. is broadening tn iii
nationwide mailing list this woo! a
tribute to the M. N.-Iisyohol! some
may of Norwalk as numerals doe
oositors. 'rho tribute to- printed on on
card inclined with the hear I wsok.
to the Inn from anothermmc-
tutor.
“I have liuown Mr. W! vex-s}
Hill—Toilet“ Tris. chamber inn-z
‘We will boumddohmw
our Mashhad
(which. you» with outrun-
state on recs-coding.
Wows a largomiy of
- mmmmn
«admit to mull
“orda‘srpr—ptiy.
7
m
lorgoast Edward A. dlboflinl oi
the Marisa Corps Mullins out».
has received orders irons bouquet.
lore at Washington. D. 0.. to ouiiot
so soon irons Bridgeport and its
suburbs tor the mouth ol Ioptounbal.
Non who ooltoi sod are loud at
lravol‘lnds sdvslilln Isvo the op
”nullity at seeing tho tour counts
o! the earth. CHM the Phiilnvlnss,
Cubs. Haiti. the Virgin islands and
the Hawaiian Islands.
Marines also do duty on install
vessels patrolling ‘Astsllo watsu,
steaming along the coasts oi Amer.
tea and Europe. . cruising about
the Wool lsdlos.
't'lno corps also have a splendid
corn-moons school when any
young man can got an excellent edu
cation (no, with pay.
‘ To
A
distanoe, .illle
Nowhere to lure a be and;
Natty tar sport and stills co so
in tho llihiillg cams. husazsli. loot-
hall basketball, swimming. busing.
track and tisld athletics and water
sports are s you oi the marine cows
lilo. 'l‘lno lnsrlnos also play entry
ntltdour and indoor game exceeding-
ly wail. Islam
The corps also have many wean.
cies t‘m- bandsnlcn such so troun-
lmuo players, Garnet. clarinet. asso-
plwuas. sic. Bondsman enlisting
have the oportuuily at playing
in marine Ctll‘pl bond at Washing-
lull. little: known as lhc "tout.
dull s tlwu "
Any tallly rulluni will; than not
married, helium) the ages at is and
86, who is between llvs lent. live
inches and six lost. two inches":
“night has a good chance to quality
by applying to Sergeant Albcrdtna.
Murine lulps Recruiting station.
lily Hull. Blldgcpmt.
Anna oizncing ;
Important Changes in
T 011 and Long Distance
T elephogi Service
meme" 03531.51? 1, 1926
Reduction m Rates
mints 150 miles or
will be dumb} reduced. The greater the
greater the reduction.
5 The following figures illustrate the reduc-
‘ ‘ lions fin; battle stationetovatation rates:
Present Rate Efl'ectin
Erom TO Rate October 1
Norn'aik Pittsburgh 3 2.30 S 1.85
.San Francisco 16.50 11 :30
:Rotllttillnas
admin-w :l'rom all ptbor exchanges in this
:8
Smite miles for distances between 24 and
110 miles,“ wallets-a few of the lowest rates,
n will be adjusted to make the schedule con-
stem thm
crease .ofthe basic station-to-station rate ,will
be only five «cents.
{Collect Changes. on
Smtzmpt‘mzsmzon Calls
rHerohofon-e the «vernal of charges has been .,
amiable only on :peraonoto-person cells. _As
a, mm to the pilblicn .. ..
lgewnllbeoxtendedwnthhfew exce ens,
oration ‘.llO' elation calls where the rate is 25
cents or more.
Longer Rfiduced- Rate Period
Reduced mile hours for station- to- station calls
fill:b;sgitnat7P..M msteadof830PM.,a.s
"formerly. Between75and830PM the dis- :
count will be approximately 25 percent of the
.day: dilation-mm mileé. From 8:30 P. M.
":to 4530A M., the discount will be about 50
moment of the day rates. These discounts
fill apply 55where the day station-to station
rate 5is~40 oents or therewith a minimun re-
:dneodntenfSS cents. Because of the un-
jewelery service conditions which it but
about. the grueling midnight discount
:flioconfioued.
bailout, but
“Wt of. use rate
Wolfflefimdsum 012an
- 5 .l. 5,5 ,‘ “‘ ‘ " . ‘. ‘
~35 _.
“Willow SEPTEMBER 1 in.
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‘ 'l‘lllS'l‘RAM 8: HYATT
hilllll".ll.hn l.l..llnl.\t. ltlll‘ mums. nltllll.
WALL I'l‘ltll'l' NORWALK. CONN.
CHEM-O-COLOR
We wish to announce we have taken the L'A
elusive agency for Chem-O-Cuior in Norwuik.
Chem- 0- Color teproduces desi no {ll/ii.
domestic and impinteli wall paper on u on) u...
tel‘ial of light color. i '-hcm 0- Onion lL‘plOliilL‘n
hand when cuiul‘, oil, pen and ink, pencil uiui
clayon designs.
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATiim
v.
a... ”M 4..
changeswnlibeasam
more distant, the rates
‘ble to these will be
intheoecasesthein—
s privi-
to
ht
be
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