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Todny
Bond, Lois Buster. Jennie Johnson
Tong: 3569
ATHOUGH'I.‘
“h
then a houniy.«Srnnm.
published in
drying;
'orsh. Copper and {70:15
John Philip iiill.
psbsw.
thow—to illustrate.
,VWo 0: Maryland.
NDn Nations sets it,
“,1“ to u.
is s new partyu—cii dry.
strategy.
wouldn't
_'- I lie drys
Cdry plutlorm.
and objected
ltlon.
Vilma or Democratic
.
{find-y Democrat.
,hlyfllllts from.
. across the
“sent and tho
\‘olstlmd
out. Nor
Into, the constitution.
mm. . But. now
.no substantial (lifters
wiles on prohibition
Imbjeot."
inclusion.
In, Including some other
'l'dre‘unsssailod. but trying
I. new and dominant pol
_ that hasn' t been done
if year. It's I rest job.
i.
sin "Ge: 16 Cents.”
.- will be
" it they don't get sent
hit by the smoke your; .‘ ‘
I” windows 'hcthol'
Ii nloluthe was-id.
let sistrsw out at e vs.
. communi- pipe.
emulation is rather an .unm.
A rmmmox PARTY
W 0. Nations, prohibi-
‘. ' tor president in 1920
hi editor of The Protes-
Washington.
icnl parties
the
Republican ranks. lillo S nu.
5‘ Lilul
' us also wets. such as Fwnntnrs
- orth and Edge and ilIIprws-zn.
’l‘hu'c uro‘
M bono drys among lemo-
' _i‘ trample, Senators Shop-
'W.M¢Kellar and lmpl‘rIiIr-ntn- . . .
'l‘hcrc urc- “ti Dcmo-
Senators
dud Jini Reed and Gov-
Wayne
Mir is a. Republican. but so
or Longwortli. ii wot. Wii- WNW“: C011“; . .
. ”“00“ dry f”; m“ “m"rt' Vincent; stelkovic. nine year old
Jhlmocrat; liilcuuzu Al Smith. am of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols! Stel-
WU both parties are dopnnd-
In A national clccliou. upon a.
, ,msny wet as well as dry votes.
Us I political party is depend-ant , , ,
“I m’t afford to antagonize.
on lnzli.
jcundldato may be dry, but 50
Republican or I
t, his party organization
ill be back at him. and. by
. he can‘t accomplish much.
Wat's remedy tor this situa.
isn't. in lino with Anti-Saloon
'i'hc league's sex.
was that Republican and
desert
'xolpeotive political groups to
. 801' n third party candidate even
In other words,
were interested in other issues,
to disregarding
.In order to plunk solely for
So the itcugue concen-
on a. policy of supporting the
condi.
preferred and only boosted
wohlbitionisi in crisps Whore . . ‘
proved at both the Republi-
It must be ad-
’ I , it was a system tho league"
by have been all right as to
«all; liteenth
act,
‘ Dr. Nations, but. it isn't prov-
Wiul in the lililltil‘ or en—
' does the doctor
I political conditions of to-
what they were at the time
us was lighting to write pro-‘
The
. {ind Democratic labels
, ”nothing their, and a voter
Cm. .iustiiicailon tor hanging
he observes.
1166
the Democratic and Re-
01‘
unis is a party which
He has no ob-
is-
”he proposes that prohibi-
mment shellbe the domi-
. xi: conclusions concuss-
" ambiiccn and Democratic
to
iii-
0! some permanence is
in. .1, ,
IW tourist reports MI ,-
W beautiful. At one place
I
In
is
end lilirism Bond. The sboVs nem-
sd young ladies will be u der the
ladsrshlp of Miss Gertrude rsnda
who has charge or the llowuytou
division.
0 0 t
A vury successful card psrty and
cake suls wss held in the Roweytcn
lips: company building last evening
undei the auspices oi the Rowsyton
Librury association. It will not be
known Just how much has been
realized by the smir until all er»
police: have been settled. Credit
to due the following ladies who
Worked uncearlngly to make the oc-
casion lest evening s. success: Mrs.
Percy B. Bsrrett, president of the
association; Mrs. fildhoy’n. Bell.
chairman of the entertainment corn-
lulttco; Mrs. George S. Moseley. Mrs.
Clement D. Albrecht. Mi’l. Huibcrt
A. Bond. Mrs. Clinton Rowland. Mrs
Arthur M. Billsrd. Miss Gertrude
ill-ands. Mrs. Charles Funk. Mrs. Tm
hlgglllfl and Miss Mayra Si‘othlI‘l.
t C t
J. Seniors, Crest Road, spent yes-
torduy in New York. Theodore
Saunders returned to his home in
the city yesterday with Mr. Somme"
utter spending the past illulllll as his
HueeL
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence hlncix‘sy
lire extending the holidays as the
Taylor st their home in Vincent
place before returning to their sum-
mer home at Morris i‘urll mm.
lwvic oz McKinley street. is sole to
be out. after an operation in the
' Norwsllt hospital for the removal 0!
his tonsils.
—-—Ail "Swim'Caps" at Cost, at Al-
len's llrug Store.~;Adv.
0 I
Ward Wipplo and Harry Beers.
both recent nodules of the Nor-
waik High school, will sttsmpt. it
the weather is favorable. to swim
train Roton Point pier new“ the
sound to Elon's Neck lighthoofs.
They will be accompanied by Chili:
Adonis is :2 rowbest. A few week:
one young more swim from Hickory
Blur: d’, to the herons Country
club duct. The distsnce sores: the
sound is approximately six and a
half miles bstneru lloton Point null
liton's Neck.
I I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Lynch are
entertainins their grandson. Leslie
I. yuch at Stamford. for several days
at, their home, {slit-cud place.
0 O 0
Mrs. Minot Crockett end daughter
Dorothy. have returned to their
home on McKinley street after
spending several days visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Gerrily in New
Haven.
Mrs Taves sud daughter Jessie
who are visiting friends in Rio de
Jaulero. Brazil write they expect to
return to their home on Westsl‘dc
avenue the latter part or the month.
Miss Marjorie Hall. daughter or
ur. and Mrs. asmusl mil. neweyton
at runs. is enjoying her vacation from
is tee dsy tor the Near men
relic: and collectors ior'the day no
the Mines Elssnor Detention, Mur-
Joris Du Fsult. Emily ltsvens. Betty
hunk . Cecelia. Bullistons. Frances
guests at Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. ‘
follow. s
M.
' is I r ttho
‘stltslsmd. Goodwill“; we:
hm .wsssp
b“! hing” bandit Qn the seventh ”lay” let! I; Gaod- '
my oi searchers came open s 969 in the j
i ' men y .
shovels In I the s drain
wss quickly siisoledJin
the middle foil. the mud
ws‘s, discerned . s . black
gill: ' Waistcoat.
its‘ TssdsrfITho
tons week. with no trees of the
‘eolsstcuflbonihsflhank
Ur
e we: 60st was-"loom; Pill
on men name 6 n
mttloéo’rghy .‘snd his lmmo'dlnt hW.\'I’h's suspicions
oi the fLpso is, were,’ is'sietied si e
Pennlf ssi er was arrested on yogi?
acceded. homswsrd with him in obs dy. (Continued. ) j
ilowrs ' 0
this“ pond be rslntd.‘
Is its and something
Nsd' 'bm dragged to the
wit‘sr's'sd gs.
‘ s' “‘ . prop-
Il7:s nsphgw ct
upon Psiml‘lestllcr
end the crowd
I.mdns.
Of O:1-er Yours
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
The following liIIms uppcsred in
rim issue oi the limiting Svntinel
or mph-miner It, iJOti;
‘I'Imil 120:) spsclslors iI'll‘
,Ilalllflrml u Amusement l’ wit to on)
tho Nurwullin lulllc will ills crack
I'lllIllr shirts for supremacy, inc lut-
mI inning uwI gum" by UM: more or
l
l
l
g
I
l
lIlI l-ml. I‘ I“
l
,.» .m.
I .-Ii- vain-II; . In illeild. were rescued
in nu Ixhtlusird l‘OfldlUOl’I in the
middle Ii illu :found by (‘spmln
\lrt-Ir l‘n’lllnih‘lfl oi iiowayion.
' O b
J. ‘nlu .iowph llroihci-lon. ihc u'cll
lai"I‘I".’l ll"ll\' m (llelulcumnu's phar-
mm‘y, can .:t liolon l'oint. he he-
mmn wpurniml “mm llll wsilet
.
[Ill' :1
l
e D 0
,, i! Mormon on the li-I‘nl trolley
IlstIIm mo lwliin‘ homo .Inuslnx
.Iiorl-I-I (ll Ilisl'loslll‘t‘s II" mooning
Ii:‘lPl“‘l much the ll"W powui'iill elec-
III lllchis limo DVQn pill on the
Illl‘t'llB.
e e e
(InlIl UL
‘l‘I‘r II‘lui‘lng in an m'rr-tul'ru-d
'Iltmmd lIy the lashing
of tho i-..\\'iIs lulu] lu‘tnllnlllt’d ivy the
In \‘.ll~inn, .‘xorwalk. and mi.
\Illlf‘ll IIIntillllI‘d. :4 tear us he ran
r-rmv‘mbnr. slimut $1.
. s e
l.lr-ntI-nIint Henry :2 firmriit has
the .0nm' mt '.‘.'l‘,'lrlllK ‘lltI medal
won 23. 'lm mile (""1“ II! I'IImpInV
J) at Ill" cairn-sill in lmnhury for the
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Editorial Views
Cf State Papers
. .. SW? Flsl'vver
driving
surnncs.
state,
adopt i‘omplll
it:
sursncs bill
They might
wry in:
(ompulsory Auto Insurnnw.
(New London Day.)
The question of compulsory auto-
mobile insurance very probably will I j.
be brought up at the next simian at ‘
the Connecticut Logislature.
are many advocetcs ot the system. ' *
ranging from those who would re-
quire every motorist to insure his car
against ilnbillty up to about “0.000.
to those who would require insur-
ance only from those who have been ‘
found guilty oi (mailings; or we. kices
Mr. Phillips (Jesse 8..
president of the Great American 1s-
demnlty company) has defined very
well one objection to compulsory in-
To make such insurance
equitable. it must be provided by the
bud stole lnsursnce is not.
good ides: it is just mother on; in ,
the socielistlo wheel thst eventually ’
will milks nil; or us cog: in s wheel.
but thcréI‘is another end even maid .
precticsl’rsnson why no state should
Ilruuuo. This is
Suppose we had a. compulsory in-
In Connecticut.
would still have to receive motorists
from Massachusetts. Rhoda Island.
New York and all the other states.
not be. insured.
what good would our compulsory
insurancclcw be to the fellow who
(at. run down by an li‘l“"“l‘(liiiilllll2
motorist from New Jci‘sry‘.’
libs-elm: Debts
(Hartford Times.)
As the outcry against the
meat or the British debt in rubber
demonstrated, the American people
do not wentItlio debts paid at all it
payment means extortionstc prices
for imported goods they need. Slums W
it is unlikely thst anything like tho
full amount oi’ lilt‘SU Ollllilz‘Iltlilllil ( on
There ‘ ,
Phillips, '3'."
We
And
[JIN-
Kansas City police hmc put in a
hectic oununcr looking after Kin-
neili “cows, 10, and his ul.\- )0an
old brother, Billie, ,. who have a
mule tor borrowing autos ilmt don t
belong to them: The boys llnnlly
came to grit-t when they “lucked
a diner i I a cemetery. and Kenneth
hes been sent to tho rctormtiimy.
ever be paid in any other tray, the
conclusion must be tiiut it“ or us
like Mr Butler and Secretary Mellon.
really put a vigorous foreign trade
ill Ilf mllcction 0f llll" (1 My
(New Haven JournuLCoul-lcr.)
' ll. may bu that Mr. linker is wrong
the H. and C. Chsin company. Nor-
walk. in \‘cw Haven \iith friends.
i t t
The 28 it. black Crosby type cut-
bost “Norman" of New York has
been anchored in the harbor for the
past fcw days.
' e e e
The Connecticut street railway de-
partment are repairing the break in
the trolley car tracks in front of the
Barclay estate on Rownyton avenue.
. O O 0
Samuel Hall. popular citrk in the.
Rowayton Meat Market, returned to
work yesterday after being confined
to his home on Rowsyton nvenus
tor sewer-cl days by illness.
Mrs. c. B. Garretsen. Westside
in arms is spending a few day: visit-
ing friends in New Jersey.
I
phat “amen
Pater. Rev. Victor Bellies.
11:00,
7:80. Ewan
10:110.. 8 u sy school under the
leadership if ev. Willi
lng
Labor Problem."
3 0 0
w. M... ..
Communion service with
sermon by pastor. subject “’i‘hrI Im-
plication of Is Sinner's Prayer."
warship.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor. Rev. Walter C. Uowurt.
10:00. Sunday school. Men's illblo
class will be lead in the singly re.
view by Frederick Hurt.
11:00. Holy (.‘mnmuuiou
will be celebrated.
7:80., Evening worship. union ser-
vice which will be held in the R0-
wuyton Baptist Chlfl‘tll
Miss mass: Bond who has been
visitlns' relsttvss in Album New
York, tor the put ten dashes re-
turned to her home on. Bowsyton
evenue. Miss Bond will return Tulsa'-
dey to her duties in the Connecti-
cut highland Power company's om-
Nbrwuk. litter enjoying two ‘
Web" “dean ..
..........,.. u... . .
“The
service
in his judgment. Time will tell. But
for anyone to show hunt and to
about that the debts must be paid.
when tho chances are they never can
be whether they should or not. is
silly. Factors and luilucncrs m at
llh‘ lowly (‘1le control,
Another Mum's \i’oncy.
(Bridgeport Tolcgl‘zm'l.)
Spending another man‘s money
is always good fun. Lust wcek it was
announced that J. Walter Lia-shower
of Norwullr. Mm. Carson‘s backer in
the channel swim, had won $100,.
000 from Lloyd’s on the cVent, and
already he is under siege from those
who would spend this money for
him. The latest suggestion we note
is thsi. it would be a. very nice thing
tor him to plus a swimming pool to
Nowell: out or his winninils ohjths
channel swim. Very appropriatefind
all thet. .
We think it would be lots more
spproprinto 0 share the but liber-
w, “I...-
; enough cosh to take I ‘-
year, think how him
. :I to “Vida. Th“. ll Uncle 8s ‘
son. of thanooml h! ' W, ‘H
- sad when Mr. Limiter :- is M
. tilts, him“ he need ‘xiql ‘ 1 ”£3.
‘ metres. ”to ma the: suit.
9in with rs. Carson. who won it
,tor mum: that iii-lowest: to
. [in :1 swiniIrnlnc 9mm Nam-elk,
. ”plan 6! did“).
use.) to bur: ””1001:de
. is soother shear. in Mr. fleshe-
sorts winnings who will be xii-egg:
works..lio mummies: infirm.
1km ohm
. Ms tuition: under Geronimo.
Ilmered to General Nelson A.
Miles. 1!“ . .
It is s we sanitation sowsdsys
:lhnt- account hornet" purse
Ill-ins: en itchrrelk Virsinisn-
work which no man and no loulslu»
01ch Roberts Barton’s
COLUMN
.. ..__,._v . __.
War l‘nim u. (‘Iotm Skin
Behold tho Iudinn.‘ He toils
not nciihcr door. h“ flirhi. yr-t
arrayed ilk-2 thin muI
work up thMr Mic hctm‘e ruins t
‘ lIlttil-‘I,
(”‘urtuinly
lliln! WliIIu it man wont-a nu ornng
ill him.
inch irouscrs and .It long coon can
uni" .’l two inch further in hie Chi!
pm i, it
odor: ‘urrnt, too.
drums. societies and brass
Hill: with!
lore iii dress. It is the small
that, follows the bandit. and ii is th
my tI‘n pins apiece to get in.
2 h-I I'uln tell to what lengths
would go? And hark! Speak
lI .t that the obsolete watch pocket
1. :1} find a. now her?
“.7 course. women lore to adorn
ill Inst-hes! ’lhey always have. They
...I, ir ihrmsclvcs on it But let men
Irrt prttend that nwnv doun in the
lot! will of their hearts they lam-“on!
rv'i: or a weakness {or it too Just.
h .156 the cave men were a neck.
ltlm or brontosuur tccihy. he was no
iv e a clue men And I don't suppose
lI§.= 'ilvrs thought him erfcminntn
“r. Mayo says that walking is the
lawn (Ixcrrlso. It is, if one. can
(ledge those who are not walking.—
hiinneapoiis Journal.
it rooms that Illinois and Pcnn-
ryhumid have quit voting for the
l-I'Sl man, and are now selecting the
hm swollen—Dallas News.
Probably nothing appreciates loss
the publicity It gets than I poor
fish caught by is President of the
Uncle Sam is in an uncomfortable
position. All he got out or the
World War wss near beer. and Eu-
rope now denounces him as a grasp-
ing Shylock.--Nsw York Sun.
no’ 4
(‘lzioit
Silill’lg Bull in all his glm’y um: um .
foreItaihei‘s to clout» themsv-lvils with
clays and pigm-Intu and hop around
a fire to the two! of n tom tom an.
it l.“ tho prlmtiiw: in
is his primitive low 0,
ll: will the gcorgemls uniforms of
hands,
Irrzl‘hniu. gold buttons, mlwh timid.
‘7, n r-oin» run at women for their
hny
small boy who rigs tip the garage or
My.) lrslied into a circus tent and doc.
(WW-3 himself with mustachos. cob
in». lllllSCll‘B and paint. and displays
li’i::.~.II;lf to All admiring public who
it". lI‘ it not for coacrvsttvo tailors
the
Writer! states.~Cincinnati moduli-em
sum" thIIir studios .l\ he
tun Normal schiml
l
i
i
. l
t
In his b-‘iidt’rl itIIli l‘i-*l‘-I r: ”0",
iomuhnu'k.‘ .io. lIiIItII-tl rpm to a
vanity case: Attrl ... In» ‘Hmllv can
is rouge. powdm', i‘\'tlll't'l'I'.‘ pmmi‘.
and lipstick I
Thv) my iti F l‘llll'll! A. lhi- pm. '
mitiw in him limit: .5: 0w: That. it
is the some infillllv‘. that, musmi his ‘
(9
n
i‘.
9
(l
striped necktie, or n spriggvd shirt. 7‘
or a. lavender suit. it is the primitive P
When ho wears twenty—two
t
‘7.
,c
“I. of vanity cases. “no knous nlso lII
bride of. Harry Victor Fillow.
th
K9
in
It
WT
rsrr‘nnrl I'itvuiion.
. w. .4
l\'t‘f“.t! arm to .‘si' lilu parr‘nis in
l’irtII. :lli.‘ .Illlrllel home.
a v C
Mics .i-Issr .l"-I \lnrgawt Gerard.
H-‘Iupg (I. \'.w lluh-Ii ind/ix l0 rs-i
.liI- lSSllB of tho lITI'i-lllllg
was miruculousiy avoided on
lit'ClliUl. indium near lilo Nul'u'ulli-
ins struck by a west bound
both currilpllig Without is scratch.
I O O
suit that he lost. Cmtrol (It the m:-
rhimI, crashed into a telegraph pole
injuring i-‘ior Harris and giving him.
It‘ll and the other occupants of the
car it scwro shaking up.
film
the men {or hosts in the Star clue
at tho Nm'wnlk Yacht club. bestlnt
Jamre Farrell,
by ‘25 minutes.
soiemnizvd nt tho residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Morehouso.
Noni-elk arenuu, when their dsuxh-
how: rclurnrd from a [our
vacation at Lokcville.
from Washington, where ‘
probahly remain until after his "1%;
nomination for another term in Cos-I II
grass.
Donald Taylor,
and Cyrus Benedict
returned to their homes.
married today at the bridc's home
He gave his golf ball quite n sock.
m tloornin' this: went -’
filing.
'hnded “plank".
He bed to go in "W.
Some write long letters It .
about the fun they are hisvin'. with
those hlvlng the run have no flash
0 C I
\iiss I‘arric l-'lylln resumrd this
snorting :II-r Illlllf‘fl .ls ‘cschcr in
i mnr chum after (i vacation at
:(nxhuri'.
O 0 O l
my... .! floggenl‘nrhcr. I)! New'
.il'I-l Marlon tinyiuss of South
Nov-I Ilu, is \lnlting in town with her
.::uicl.rrr- ”0'0“.
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or Main street.
about six
.\l’rI>ri ltaur‘llilma
who sallmi Inr l"'lin1"'.:'
New Ha-
PF.“ YiMIlh‘ M.“
following mmu Ippl mud in
Sl‘llllllt‘l
'l‘llr’
or Shpit‘mbiar 4, lillil'
A xnrlous it not most accident
(ion.
Idi'lv'll lino, whrn Mr. and Mrs. H.
I. Muster, rlrllng on .1 motorcycle
Lll'ilNT their machine oil the med
i rill
This bank fills .1 very luporisnt
place in the business life of Nor-
.lalk. its mill-era are ready st sll
'timcs to hi‘lp in all matters where
the assistance of the Bulk ll
needed.
THE
CENTRAL FAlRFlELD
TRUST C0.
mm! SKETEMBER 4. 19%
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
AA RON
9Rslli‘osd A
Bargains
«in-
. Used (Jars
Auto .lcccssorics
KOHN
vc., So. Norwslll Thrift l5:
403;, Regulai
SOUTH
RESTORATIVE
TONIC
JUST THE
BUILD UP 'l‘llA'l‘ RUN-
DOWN CONDITION.
SOLD OXLY BY
Plaisted Drug Store
48 WASHINGTON STREET
THING TO
1009’
tune?
NORWADK
If.
Our meats and
fresh so
MODERN
Tel.
NEWLY LAID EGGS
When we say they're fresh they
THE
15 North Main Street
P. Ii. Fairchiid. Prop.
fresh.
vegetables are In
our eggs.
MARKET
Arithmetic
Here‘s a. rm
{Mn YOU scan,
100%
20?" Wise Spending
2 °’ ‘ibility inyouru 3.
20% Financial .ludgim- in
From 60“ to 30%
ties for Prosperity
equalities lor
Save Systematically ."I.
The Peop ‘85
Trust Company
First Bsnk Under the Bridge
—- on -
Washington Street
south Norwalk
14M
ml min a trap. in order to avoid bu.
alllO.
i‘mv .1. Harrison Thompson. rc-
Imw crallmi to thI, pastorate 0L the
own Normllk lisp-tint church.
method his first sermon from the
ulplt Sunday.
0 l U
Maurice Rudder went down V'sn
.Imi strcvt u trifle too tut. in I
hrvrnll‘i touring car with the re-
So. Norwslk
, ANGEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
16 North Main Street
Phone 258
O t s
Willlnlu J. Mclrllmh. Jr. sailing
"South Wind" come in first in
Ji‘.. who was second.
0 O O
An ummunlly pretty wedding was
West
r, I’F‘fli‘l Knihcrinc. became the
Q I. 0
Mr. rind Mrs. Clarenoc Nowin
weeksi.
r O 0
J. Hill is home
he will.
Congressman F1.
| 0 I
Lrtlnnd Close. LeGrsnd Greenwood.
Edward . Crsmpton
hu‘re broken
elr camp at the Knob club end
. O O ’
Miss Winifred Williams and Ser-
out John Fisher. U. S A. were
‘30 x
Ideal
dI
Park strcwt.
JUNGLE
Town
its.
Guaranteed
First Cord Tire
$7.
Times Square Auto
- Supply
coupon at.
’3, the year round
‘ on this receiv-
ing set.
LET US
labor.
31/2
welfare.
95
faithful saver.
80. Norwalk
u
reception it
Labor Day
Your Bank Account
A good day to take iuvcnI
row of the fruits of your
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