i t I e s l IONIC!!! nieito—“Men ' of Steel." negent—“Tln Gods." - Palace—"Fina Manners." Inn And Tide For Tomorrow. (Standard Time.) and lots ...... High Tide . LowTido .............. 0:" P. State Conventions Republican Hartford. Sept. 13 and ii. Demon-silo New Haven. Sept. 15 and it. “til Senatorial W Coll'thon Norwallt. Sept. 15. tense of the catchme- of the writer. a Many people fall -to write names iogibiy and an item with- out a name knot usable. Many people write on both sides of the paper. uoh‘mattes lenses be used until it has been mooted in the Isntinei allies and :here is seldom time for that. People using Writers should ass a double-space in writing copy for newsveime. to permit space for corrections where ase- issary. ll , year. left yesterday morning for .Miss Sylvia Gene. 49 West ave- nue. will leave in a short time for Highland Manor. Terrytown. Miss Guns was a well known member of the Senior class of June 1027. of tho Norwalk High School. and her many friends deeply regret her do- parture from town. 0 o 0 dice and Victrolas sold on terms at Donnelly'a—Adv. e O 0 Mrs. ’Leou 13. Fish. 8 Arch street. spent yesterday in New York. , 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. James Elle and daughter. Edna. 5 Arch street. are ’ enjoying a short motor trip. '1‘ s s s Miss Dorothy O'Connell .returnsd to‘her home in New Rochelle after spending the summer with relatives in Norwalk. ‘ . O I O —Roton Point Park special Labor Day fireworks will be displayed 1M- day night of this week—Adv. . 0 Leon B. Fish. 8 Arch street. is "; spending a few We in New Ha- . van. a 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Donald s. Ly‘ons d ‘deughter. Audrey. Arch street. . tored to New York ovor the week-end and holiday. ' s o s Rev. and ‘Mrs. John J. anavely and daughter. Helen. Mamaroneck. N. 1.. have returned from a motor trip to fake George. Rev. anavely was pastor'of the First Methodist Episcopal church. South Norweik. for seven years and was very well .5’“ known throughout Norwelk. —-Boton Point Park special Labor ‘ nay fireworks will be displayed an. day night of this week.—-Adv. ‘ O O I ,Ernest Pollard. 9 Union Park. re- turned Tuesday after spending sev- eral days at Lake Waccabiic. South 'Selem. ‘ . I § 'Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Riedeli will attend the Kiwanis club con- vention to be held in New Castle. Rhode Island. The party will leave by auto Saturday. - ,, O t O r—Eyes examined by a University Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler. q-AGV. t O . Mr. end Mrs. Charles C. Hum- phrieo. 38 Orchard street. entertain- ed Mr. and Mrs. George Fiddner. Elmwood. Bethel, over Labor Day. , e‘ o e Mrs. Frank G. Seymour. 21 Put- nam avenue. has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. ’Wiliiam Rule and daughter, Nellie. of Philadelphia. Mrs. Rule is Mrs. Seymour's sister. 0 t 0 new tc‘be lied at Alfred Brown's Coal Yard. New is-tho time of year i ' is have your bins, filled up. Deliv- ';; - sum Ferrell. Wilkesbsrre. Po. w. eries to suit your convenience. Phone finds-Adv. _ ' O O I _ Mr. end Mrs. Frederick B. By:- i‘bee. 81 West Main street. entertain- ed Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Walluer of f xin'guton. N. in. over the holidays. D . 0 0 Mrs. James 3. Barry. 10 Mott avenue. has as her guest Miss The- :Z-Josltlveiyl _ our special rug ' A onluu'are not to be equalled. An- ‘37...“ Wood. who hes been spend- ing several weeks with her grand- npuness the cocaine of the Fall tit. next week. Busioem. m halal. .5000“th Commenter ' courses. Telephone ford "20 . some time in Baltimore. F Bedford. Va.. where he will become a student at Randolph Macon Mili- tary school. 0 a Mr. end Mrs. O. C. Anderson. 18 South street. have returned to their home after‘spending a few days at Niagara Falls. N. Y. . 0 O .—For a beautiful Home. Ask Abs. Phone tilde—Adv. - O O 0 Miss Emma Kory. 24 Paradise street. has returned home after spending a few days in New York. 0 0 O William Bonl. a student at the Norwelk High school. has returned home after spending the summer abroad. 0 t a Miss Sara Riordan. Roosevelt street. who is employed in the office of the Boston Store. has recently re- ceived her auto driver’s license. 0 0 C —ane your fur coats and gar- ments remodeled and relined at this time. Doing so now before the rush season means more reasonable prices. Twin City Valet. 67 North Main St. Phone l08.—Adv. . s 0 , The Misses Freeborn. Vt.» who have been the guests of Miss Doro- thy Adams. East avenue. for the past week. returned to their home today. She will return to Connecticut'Col- lege the lest of this month for her Sophomore year. O 0 0 Miss Dorothy O'Connell. who has been the guest'of -Miss Katherine O'Reilly this summer hes returned to her home in New Rochelle. They attended the third annual Horse Show of the Fairfield Hunt Club the other day'. s 0 0 Mrs. George E. Bartain. Willow street. visited the Hartford State Fair. yesterday. a s ’ Mrs. Paul Bassler. West Books read. who has been spending the summer abroad. is expected to re- turn home sometime the last of this month.‘ » O O 0 L. Hemmer of Norwalk. registered at the Hotel Knickerbocker. New York city, September 8.0 " " s; ‘s s --Roton Point Park special Labor Day fireworks will be displayed Fri- day night of this weeks—Adv. 0 O I Joseph Davis. North Mainstreet ciothier has secured the service of Otto Rugs es designer in charge of tailoring. ‘ O t O , The entertainment committee. of the Eureka Rebekah lodge. No. of. will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in the organisation's banquet hall to discuss plans for the fan shd win- ter program. All members are urged to be present. e a o _ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lowndes. 36 Beaview avenue. have returned from a trip to Montreal. 0 O 0 Harry Tobey. Charles- street. is home after a several days‘ stay in Hartford. 0 0 v. Mrs. G. L. Wright end children. Van Zent- street, are visiting rela- tives in Nova Scotis. ' . -- ‘ O '0 0 Frank Day. Betta place. is visiting his son in Buffalo. N. Y. ‘ s e s Mr. and Mrs. W. L 'Been.‘Ven Zant street. have returned from a several weeks’ vacation trip. . I O O Mr. end Mrs. N. G. Bylend have. closer their summer home at Der— lone Point and returned to New York for the winter. ' O . O O ‘ ' Mr. and’ Mrs. W. J. Burns. East avenue. are home from a.week's tour through the south. They spent 0 O 0 . Miss Margaret Jarvis. fl Seaview avenue. left yqterdey to take lip her studiss'et the Willmsntic Normal school. ‘ O O 0 Rowland Amundsen. Osborn evo- nue. is confined to his home by ill- ness. 0 O 0 . 1‘ Miss Alice Joyce. Water-bummed Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Joyce. Den- bury. were recent gnome of Maud. Mrs. A._W. Hodge. Winfield street. 0‘ O O . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph =Galuliboll. Washington. D. C. have lotus-nod . w'esks'ivaesiion. . sou. «Harold-connotation. u Reed ‘ acro- Bear Mountain Bri .yenerdey began her studies.“ the ‘ . awakeninmeu to- m assumes—so Next! uuwuhbearatoderstsom. “LII. Interior Decanter 0f Ansonia Shoots " Self, Health Poor August Schols. el. widely known throughout _ western Connecticut es an interior decorator of exceptional skill. committed suicide by sending one revolver bullet into his brain about 1 yesterday morning in a bed- 'room at his home, 23 Lester street. Ansonin. while Mrs. Schols. divining his intent too‘late-had Jumped from the bed and was making futile effort to reach his side in an attempt to fustratc the act. He fell dead on the floor at her feet. Hurriedly sum- moned surgeons and Dr. Edward K. Parnilse medical examiner. found life had been almost instantaneously snuffed out by the bullet. Mrs. ‘YQUNGSTERS LEE”) SOLVE is iPROBLEM' \Cardboard Bridge Built By i Policeman Roberts Spline, ,‘Mud In Roadway—I School Attendance Good. . -—'—._V . The first day's attendance at school was of record else in spite of the impending Jewish holidays. All rooms at Roger Ludlow Junior High usually: disca in a week. Th ir wcro.mostly , the rooms\ 1 on new schcd~ uies. 850 \we handed out. but studies. were it ”more than outlined by the teachers. 0 O O The East avenue merchants. who have made public recently a series of complaints about the muddy con- dition of the gutter from the bridge to Rowan street. were furnished a practical solution of the temporary pavement problem yesterday. it took the combined suggestion fur-i nished by the opening of school and“ the work of Policeman John Ito- berts to ,do it. . Policeman Roberts. finding the. pupils enjoying themselves by pad- dling through the mud in the gutter. scoured the neighborhwd until he found a huge cardboard poster and laid it across the unpaved section on treaties of box wood. This made an Ideal bridge and for the rest of liltl day those crossing rcmsinod dry- shod. s o o The students in the Christ church Sunday school classes of'East Nor- walk will number among their text books this year an abridged edition of the Bible. according to the deci- sion of the school teachers in llli't‘l- lng last night at tho home of licv. Robert B. B. Foote. In former yours tile course was carried on by menus of leaflets. but now the Junior and liriorlnc’diuics will use this spci'iui form of Bible. which is complete but is translated into language more easily understood by the students. The stair of teachers this your has several new members. Members of the church Women's Guild will gather this afternoon 11! the rectory to lay plans for the fall and winter. it had been expected that there would bo time for a dis- cussion of missionary work in ru- ral America but. this will proLubly be dropped to arrange for tho recep- tion, of the Fairfield County Clerical school were filled. association. which will meet with The. you "0““ of! to lev. Footo Monday nlorn~ school with rtoonod and ex- lng. Luncheon will be served by the premion‘s. rrying new notebooks guild. "l‘hc paper to be read at this meet- ing will be on "The ’l‘oc H." on Eng- lish social welfare organization. prominent in war work. it will he presented by the Rev. William ll. Lusk of the lildgcticid church. 0 O O . Henry'Solzcr. Liberty square. visit- ed his mother. who will be 90 years old this month. in Rye over the lust holidays. l-io dc'clares Mrs. Sclzcr is exceedingly alert for her age and takes a keen interest in motion pic- tures. The aged woman is the moth~ or of eight children. seven of whom orc- living, and all are grandparents themselves. With the return to the city of Rev. Charles B. Gray, pastor of the Bic-it Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, tho church season will open with regular communion and evening . e s e I 'I Rudy? Wrong Doubles of Rudy Valentino arc in order now. and Des Moines‘nomin- ates Alvin Tcwr. 21-year-old shoe clerk. ’l‘cicr was an “extra" in the filming of “The Ten Commend- nlcnts." and frmucnllyyns mistaken for tho silcik. services Sunday. There will be no mid-week services this week. Those of September 16 will be the first since June. The Ladies‘ Aid society of the church had its first fall meeting yrs- it-rday in the church, making plans for ‘the program of coming social events. D O O A purse containing Silo in bills. wasiost yesterday in Washington street. by John Taylor. East avenue. 0 O 0 . Cemetery street is being repaired by the street department. The short slrculi is being patched and roiled. O O O A gold bracelet was lost on the sands at the Norwalk Country club last week by Mrs. James Evcrail. Marvin beach. a PAGE THREE :- ‘— I g C Keep Your Food Cold, and Properly Refrigerated \l‘llli w --lCE-- 0. "are us supply you steadily and regularly, it costs little. 0 PHONE 985 rumour vaan I) O A L 12mm VACATION FOOTWEAR Shoe needs for vacation weer are a bit difi’ereut from our usual needs. This store is showing many new ideas in shoes for both sport and dress weer. Tennis shoes, golf shoes, moccasins and dress models. $2.00 to $12.50 , CONNEALLY & BRACKEN scorn NORWALK, CONN. Your feet can’t accept I a substitute WHEN you consider buying “just feny‘onlili shoe" br:inelnber that your eet surely haul“ and probably have to suffer. ppcd Only a comet shoe will k feethealth and abletodo infirm: without And the only absolutely correct shoe ofwhichwe knowis theArchPreseiv- er Shoe. You'll understand what we mean when you’ve worn it fora few weeks. ortendann MILTON ELWOOD The Arch Preservcr Shoe Store 122 WASHINGTON 8T. ' SOUTH NORWALK . Schois and other members of the family were prostrated. Desponden- or due to continued ill health that failed to yield to treatment is given as the cause. Gearge MilesGunn 9! Milford Will Be _ Buried Tomorrow George Miles Gunn. banker. prominent in New Haven county's political. business and social life will be buried at Milford tomorrow afternoon. His death came Tuesday night following the amputation of a log. which had a blood clot. . . He was 76 years old. Canadian Tenor Gets ’ First Prize In Paris Albert Corneiiler, of an old French family in Montreal. Que.. has won the first prize at the Paris Con- servatory of Music in the competi- tion for tenor voices for the Opera Cdmioue. The jury was enthusiastic. The manager of the Opera Comique embraced Cornelilsr fervently im- mediately after his having sung scan from the tenor role of George Brown in "La Dame Blanche." This opera by Boiledieu is as much a classic in France as Mozart's "Fig- aro” is in Germany. Cornellier's success came after four years’ study at the Paris Conservatory. Cornellier had' studied for the. bar. but when ememher of the firm of lawyers,with which he was engaged heard Cornellier sing he encouraged him to make music his career. Miss Smith taught both in Norwalk and East Norwalk for many years. but was forced to give up her work early last year because of illness. Ber many friends wish her the best of success during the coming year. 0 '0 O ' Miss Mary O'Keern of Ridgefield hss-been engaged to teach'in the Lincoln school. . ‘0 i O . There will be a regular meeting of the Norwelk. Chapter. of .DeMolay this evening in. the; Washington Street.'Mesonic Temple. important plans for“ the fell. wlilAbo discussed. "Dad" Alien Frohock will be pres- ent. 'hlVihl: re‘turnedj from= a dye o' o’ s . Miss'Helen‘ Miller. 29 Elmwood avenue. left-this morning for Bum- mitt.‘ N. J., wher’o she will visit her cousin. Mrs. Forest Case. Miss Miller will also take a trip to At- lantic City. . . - ‘ 0 Mrs. ' William.' 8.. Pennington and street. Mi- Helga-Rasmussen. S West Washington street. Mrs. vllar- riet Welsh; 1' Reed street. and Ralph E. Lycett. Ponus avenue, stored . . to West Point'yesterdey. . . . » 0 O O , Miss Irene Risks. 21 Ely avenue. Narnia-n normalisation Miss thaagreduatedfroxn the Norwelk High (school in June. . O O I I Miss mesons-canning moved bushels-Mu Putnam avenue. 1920 Maui.» June Peas Wm ”deliciously tender, the first s'rl‘rlgels .oi the keno , ' peek. one can. see ow goodtliey are. thendscide to stock the winter months while the price is so ridiculously low. size. sweet green your pantry shell for l—Qu 1000 Quality Grocery‘ Stores There is a solid reason back of eve hcnomensl growth and popularity of tones is the result oi: highest possible standard. r—ancss-elwavs the lowest and in msnycases less than the ordinary retailer must pa . 3-‘Costmsnca-s James Butler Grocery Store is has y to almost every housekeeper within a 75 mile radius of Greater New York. That is why the James Butler Grocery Co. has grown from one store to the gigantic institution it is today cater- succees and the e James Butler wsys kept at the guild's lemons Front the original Just arrived a shipment oi‘ the new 1916 pack oilered at e s lei low price during No. 2 an lng daily to two and one-half million families through the 0‘" lvcrsaly Sd‘ . medium of 1000 Quality Grocery Stores. large 2% Can 1 100 Our 44th ulnniversary‘ Sale 190 Noshouse‘lirvecper can angrid to miss this grant Anni- , . - . versary a e. care ving get an betterv u then ‘ I l PfldeOf St. LOUiS Flour Ever beforenii t)lr‘ou iiirc'potba pail-ii? of thfi lJellies hutler Saint? Coffced . i i . ores now is e t me to egin. cuwi ive out e at A eciel on cents spoon to e ’ ,. ‘_- m m will" 0‘ |£ high-grade flours—the oi the land, have the purest and best food: and save mos eve.i?yone t five itzs trial. It is s mixtureZi the i “ch . "wm‘m: 30mm“ on every purchase. 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