‘ Wits . -t-"Lest Frontier." “lites Bridgeport." Andi‘idelhr'l'omorrow. (Standard Time.) ‘ MIIOIIOOI'OIIQO ‘:.‘~ufl u. assesses-Leisure .iE' Po ll. ‘ ' "own-sees “HOLI- ' m. sseoeeb‘y‘sessao ': ‘1 Pour . ltiodell. Jr. at seeing .I Lavenuo. has ldontined and - , ~ a tire tound Thursday by h Hartlcoh. ot Kendrick avo- . an Cross street. The tire was by the adder at the uptown po- notion. f” 0 O l as and Victrolas sold on terms at Donnoily'a—Ade. ,, L. Hubbard. o1 North lis- ms arrested l‘riday by Police- Murphy tor violation ot the ; ordinance on Wall street. mooted or bond tor court hear- i‘Il ”Chase. 0! is Chapel street. has lulled to the first district boo ottho actions at a sang or 3 men loitering near a store at hapol street. Police investi- . I l "*sinbers. or the iirm er “3' - '-d Stainberg. motored to ' Held. Mass; Saturday to join '7 iiy who are on their way '5' from Old Orchard Beach. alter spendins the past two 7 . .thero. . . O I O ' ow ll. the time ot year for tnr The Twin City Valet is a A place and all turotsrase “ei- insured against ore and 5ft. 0'! North Main St. Phone :Hd's . O O are being received tron: Dr Newliirh. 11 “organ ave- .o are enioying a tow weeks' at Cold Springs Camp. . liar Wilson. teacher at the ’ , grado in the Mile ' high school. is remembering 1 friends with cards from m EVENING BENTINW NORWALK. CONN. “I, Intiaei welcomes ' ‘ Mm“ a. m ”m LABOR. DAY . MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT GREEN so to castles or“? in the \. - v - oases regrets so many I! m am and elect a forward-looking repre- olteiisss have to be mooted be- . W. WM 0‘ ‘ sentative. it is doubtful-it there is sense at the enrolme- ot the m. a state in which a senator cannot be mute-la, mole w u write i I‘M- nominated and elected who will be Two issue I g r- on hi . true to the people. The only ob- eesiee losibly and an item with- ”mm “of“: b. ‘m' him?“ :2. stools will be the failure or the wage out a name b not ”I. b P earners to vote tor the most accept- “:an; my» write on both 13%”. able candidates. Mt Itch matter ’ = Members or the House or he re- eanast be used “lg-it has been 1. An intensivo trade union or- sentativos should be elected who I:vill W "I m N d M3" saniaation “mug”. . retiree to permit three men to dic~ there is solders tile tor that. I. The non-peril D o ”u cal tate what legislation shall be con- Wflumfi°m aidorod and voted upon. it is a see a double-spars in writias “motion of the “mice! “4m- dictatorship repugnant to our demo- copy tor newspapers. to permit tion 0: Labor. erotic institutions and those respon- spaoo tor correction whore noo- Wherever Labor Day is cele- sibio should be emphatically re- rosary. brated. and (rum reports this will be buhed through the ballot box. almost universal. agitation should , ' Hum where she has bead spending several weeks oi‘ her race- tion. idles Wilson aspects to return to Norwalk the early part ct next week so as to resume her duties for tho coming year. 0 O The hit-es Leslie and Emma Ecu- ton have returned to their home otter spending a short vacation in Atlantic City. and at the iiesqulcen- teanial exposition. Philadelphia. 0 0 0 The Misses Presborns. Vermont. are in, guests or Miss Dorothy Adams. is East avenue. Miss Harriett Elie. a member oi the class 0: '26. at ‘ tho Hillside school. expects to enter bit. Holyolio college this tall. 0 O O -Short's Secretarial School an- nounces tho opening ct tho Fall term next week. Business. Secre- tarial, Accounting. Comptometer courses. Telephone Stamford «so or write tor tull particulars J. liar- old Short. Principal.—Adv. O O O Lewh St. John Keeier. Ever-icy avenue. who is a representative ot the Gilbert Benoit Manutacturinx company. expects to leave Tuesday on a business trip to the southern states. 0 O 0 Mrs. George E. ,Sartain. Winery road. spent tho week-end with friends at Bell Island. 0 . Mloa Mary Jane Hoover. six-year- eld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wile liam Nearer. Mott avenue. recently undonent a slight operation. 0 O 0 'Mr. and Mrs. Wells and iamiiy. New York. expect to occupy their new home on Btttswood read about September 10. be renewed tor a_ vigorous continu- ance of tho campaign to organise every wage earner eligible to mem- bership in a trade union. Speakers at Labor Day demon- strations would do well to urge] every member of a trade union to appoint himselt a committee ct one to seek new members. Union Gains. Unions that have adopted this policy have gained in membership. Members at unions who have relied upon the officers alone to accom- plish results have not been so suc- cesstul. The present stable conditions on- Joyed by~ the organised wage earn- ers of America were not voluntarily conceded by employers. They are the result or organisation. or years of struggle and sacriiloe. until col- lective bargaining became the rec. ogniaed vehicle through which it was possible to maintain industrial peace. No reason can be advanced why and Mrs. Wells was formerly occupi- ed by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ovington. Mr. and Mrs. Ovington will reside in Greenwich upon their return from Canada. where» they have been spending the'summer. 0 I I Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Tyng and iamiiy. 6 Circle street. motored to Stamford Saturday. a o o Miss Eugenia Mewborn. formerly of Bell island. and a member oi the class of ’30 at Hillside. expects to enter Smith pollen, this tall. 0 O 0 —Make your house a home. Abe. Phone SELL—Adv. 0 0 Nelson Dlekorman has sold his residence on the corner of Couch street and ‘Bayview avenue to Paul Marcelo 1dr. Dicker-man and tamlly will reside in the suture at to Bay- Ask e William N. Green. new... or American Mei-atlas or Labor. their constituents and to the peo- ple generally cannot be our esti- mated. every union should not be too per cent organized. It all depends upon the willingness of the month." to pcrtorm their share or omnisation work. The importance of selecting mem- bers of Congress who will be true to In Congress. There is hardly a. congressional district in the United States in which the voters cannot nominate view avenuc. Ben Nash made the sale. to have your bins tilled up. Dolly. eries to suit your convenience. Phone ' 0 ‘ HILL—Adv. The Mirror Lucile . and Emma 0 0 0 Beuton are enter: ' ing their cousins Mrs. Harold E. Bissell. 2: 1-2 Van from Brooklyn. tor a short time. Enron avenue. has been entertaining o 0 0 her niece. Miss Francis Butterly. Mrs. Frank Carlson. Cannondale. Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. Miss has returned to her home after being Butterly is well known in Norwallr. contined in the Norwaik hospital tor having made many trlonds in town a short time. during her troquent visits at the ' e ‘ Biseoll home. Miss Anna Barrett. East Norwalk. ' ‘ ' ’ has been the guest or her sister hire. Miss Dorothy Ayor. Bettswood Ralph S. Grocery. Cannondalo. road. is visiting the Sasquicentenaial ‘ ° ‘ ' exhibition in Philadelphia. Mrs. W. Ervlng 'i‘olles. Maple ' 0 0 street is entertainlnz her mother “hire. Edwin Brush. 14 Dayview Mrs. .John Sultan, Floral Park. N. avenue has been entertaining Mrs. Y. Percy Thompson ct Cannondale. o O o e n o -—Exdellsht hlrd coal in fill ll!“ Carpal Cavgnggh, youusgt gap of new to be had at Allrod Brown's 1dr. and Mrs. John Co agh. East Coal Yard. Now is the time at year Nerwallt. was among t e riders at It is not a question or party poll- tios. it is a question or the men and the principles they represent. it is a question or which candidates most truly measure up to the re- quirements of the people. Primary Laws. Labor also should be warned that the conspiracy to repeal direct pri- mary laws will be fat-ll to the nomie nation ct triondly candidates. it is my hope that every wage earner will laithtully register and vote in the November election. But then votes must be cast (or can- didates who will be loyal to the peo- ple. It loyal to the people they will be loyal to labor. as labor never asks for anything that is not good for the people generally. 'i‘horetore let us all declare that we will launch an organisation cam- paign this Labor Day greater than that of any previous year and that we will vote for candidates that we know will be faithtul to the wishes or labor and the people. the Foiriieid County Horse Show at Greene Farms. Saturday. 0 O I Anions the Norwallt residents who attended the Horse Show in Greene Farms. Saturdsl'. were: Mrs. Wil- liam Montgomery and dauahter. lia- bel. lialn street; Mr and Mrs. Louis Harris. Woodbury avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Jasoph Libner. Fairneld avenue. 0 U 3 Miss Judith Paget has returned to her home in Bridseport alter spending several days with relatives on South Main street. 0 O 0 Mr. and hire. Joseph Duschbaum and until). New street. are enter- tainins a number ot. relatives trem New York. over Labor Day. A number or East Norwallr real. dents will malts the boat trip with the Pastime baseball club to Hunt. ington. L 1.. where the locals cross bats with the Huntington toast. Captain irrec invoioy'e popular ship. Ellen-1.. has been chartered tor the occasion. 0 O 0 Charles Ott and Louis Bordello. popular Norwalli swimmers who will attempt to swim around Pooh's Ledge Lighthouse today. for the championship o! the city. have wound up their training and both claim to be in the "Pink" 02 cori- dition. O O 0 Dr. and hire. Robert E. Porous. 81 West avenue, have returned from a very enjoyable ten days‘ motor trip ihreush the White Mountians. to Quebec and Montreal; 0 O O Patrolman and Mrs. Robert daino or are visiting the Sasquicontenhlal in Philadelphia. A card received by a local resident states that PI- trolman Gainer had the pleasure ot reading the Evening Sentinel on'tlio in the Connecticut buildins at the exposition. O O 0 Roger Barrett and the Misses Catherine and Marsarct Barrett. so Fairiield avenue. leit yesterday for New Haven when Miss Catherine will enter her-econd year’s training at the New Haven Normal school. lilies Margaret and Roger will re- main there until alter Labor Day returning in time to resume their studies as seniors in the Norwalh high school. Wednesday. 0 O 0 Miss Dorothy Oiaeser. White Plains. N. Y. has returned to her summer home at Lake Waccabuc. South Salem, alter spending several days as the guest or Miss Dorothy Stevens. o View Crest. O 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Pollard and family are spending a tow days at Lake Waaabuc. South Salem. N. Y. O O 0 Mrs. Ida Prince. West Lane. Ridgeileld. was a Visitor in Nor-wall: yesterday. ~ 0 0 Mrs. Anna Shroiletslty is ill at St, Vincent's hospital. Bridgeport. O O O lilies Ruth Leimor who formerly resided in this city has returned at. tor attending school in Chicago for several years. She will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1. Brownell. :5 First street. . Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Edward B Doulons and son. Roger. of 18 Hillside place have been stopping at the new Empire hotel. in New York city for IOVQPIl (II, i. C 0. 0 PAGE SEVEN uBlBLEClASSTO BEGIN OCT. 3 w- The Everyman's Bible Class of in its iirst year will resume Sun- dar moraine meatless. suncsy Octe. be i. under the leadership oi “Jim" El enwood. Further particulars concerning the worlt and organisation or the class. tor the season. will be completed at a meeting at the executive com- mittee ot the class which will be called shortly. by Ernest L. Sexton, president at the organisation. No Collection of Garbage for Today m Because today is a holiday there will be no collection of garbage. Commissioner Doman announced last evening. The usual Monday collec- tlon will be made Thursday except in East Norwaili where it will be made Wednesday. Putnam avenue, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Lovett. North Beverly. Moss. 0 O 0 Ward Prendorgast, s Spring Hill road. attended a performance or "Cradle Snatchers." at the new Mu- sic Box theatre. in New York city. 0 O 0 Rev. and hire. Chapman S. Lewis have reopened Trinity rectory in Fairileld avenue. after spending the summer months at their summer home at Essex. on Lake Champlain. Their sons, Gerard and Lawrence. arrived with them Thursday. and Miss Constance Lewis arrived home Friday. a 0 0 Mrs. Mary S. Harrington. who has been spending the summer in W11. ton is stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Seymour. 271 Flax‘l-iill road. She will leave for Brooklyn tomorrow to visit friends. I O 0 Professor and hire. Edward .T. Sims. 42 High street. who have been abroad since July. are selling ioday from items on the S. S. Suitern ot the French line. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Wag- ueii. Brooklyn. are visiting at the home 0! Mrs. Mary Lester. 29 Bay- vlew avenue. 0 0 I Rev. and Mrs. Frederick H. Jacobs. :1 Bayviow avenue. are in l The new home now owned by Mr. .. .v ._v r w W n... . v . v . w . Y ‘Mr. and lire. Frank J. Lewis. at (:1 The Opening of Another A. Mcdne Service Station South Norwellr, Connecticut. Our New Station is located on North Main and Flex Hill Road where we are prepared to serve you with SOCONY Products. I ' , e We have set aside the week Sept. Gill to Sept. 12 as our elliciel opening period, and will give FREE with each purcheee of live gallons or more SOCONY gasoline, one quart of SOCONY Motor Oil. . ‘_ Our attendants will gladly give 'servic‘e Gratis on Crank Case Draining and Flushing Transmission and Differential filing, The Inflation. water sic. “o'u? « .e. New York city ior several days. nu. Norwailt which proved so successful. i if
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