whirl-lies Sum
rang“
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The Ass sci-ted Press.
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New England Daily Newspaper
'0‘. l0 .
. . .lfiiini‘ Nex- um l’ubmh- Sale From Franklin Ma- . . on 'o . . . . . , . k .d
i c . op
“M”; P°""'““ ' I . l Chet“, Present Owner, to ministersh s plan for the masquerade. . He would dress by the s of striking ““"”‘“‘ ”‘1" “‘i’mim“.
“333‘. or timid-.53: :i'iii'm'fi the eight men as oursng-outsngs‘. chslnin them to- tur to the hearts of all , _
. . BB Partly NERO“ By Landlord Joseph L. Walz. on ac
orfillsigr “mil... Iii; mum: $6 000 Co unity Drive [other as thou!h 1:0! lad stbson hrou limp some wan tlhs sngmsgl.bwii: count of ill health. has sublet the
' ' ' l mm ' ssv oountr .t s s o o in no 0 wii crss ‘s on res il lcnll (1.3 lb Mi t t.t
m y ' q . ‘ Utilities ligl/rntrke‘3uweli isowhuhote‘l NEWIAY LAID EGGS ‘
'"ICIAL REPRESENTATIVE
I "M ‘Jgius Matthews Special Agency
The Rowsyton Free Library as-
soclstlon last eveninl voted to pur-
NWI ..... Norwalk 3569
no
A 'l‘flOUC-IIT
haves benefits.——Sir p. Sidney.
. Nondlhip is made fast by inter-
Maohette, the present owner. will be
partly financed by a. community
drive for ".000. which will get un-
der way shortly.
It was a. Joint meotint of the u-
soclation and board of directors last
{of ,i’ T. l "I ‘
wool «use.
His Moises“
terror the sight oursng-outsngs
-.._._. .,., vv.‘ ....
in“...
THE EVENING sumo-sow NORWALK, CONN.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1926
Norwalk News
in.
was i
in on the masque.
The following items appeared in
tho issue of the Evening sentinel for
tit-plumber 14, Wild:
The Nat-walk business men ro-
ll'ltiii'titl llitilr dul'l'ut of is year .30 on
tho bllslelnlll dlnmond by trimming
lilo Houll‘. i\i)l‘\\'lllk bunlnenl men lllv
llll ll inllilll; name which closed
(ll'li'l‘ il o'lloch lust evening with the
nt’tll'l: ifi~ll.
pllrcllllsed the house and lot of Wil-
ilillll l. lllld Mitry H. Knight, 37 Vln
Zzlnt street. ”list Norwalk. Iold at
man. who comes from the Fsrnham
House in Torrington.
O 0 O
l'l\'\'tl llUlllL‘ today. horn a European
trip and was met in New York by
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler.
0 O 0
Miss Justina iiibbnrd gave a sun-
Ill'l‘ (lillH‘fl lust cloning of Pine LedIO
lMPORTANT NOTlCE.
“
Thoso h hm
second cl mail sun. at I. this“ mmnnl- I Of Other Years
at s. ”to“. Cool. case with “3» “Cl ls lu- ' 20 YEARS AGO This bank fills a very inportsnt
place in the business life of Nor-
walk. Its ofiicers are ready at all
times t6 help in all matters where
the assistance of the Bank is
needed.
THF
. 4750
............. 1;: . . ..
lirnost llocssmuim, Broad River. CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST C0.
When we say they're fresh they
MODERN MARKET
15 North Main Street
P. E. Falrchlld. Prop.
are fresh.
Tel. use
FRIENDS
, . g“, 70.1““ s'b.fi%i§°"' 38:1,.“ chase the former Reliance Hook and
. _ ladder company bulldins for a new Matthew Corbett. Jr.. left south
I“ U3:;;"£:E.: on 5L home and community center. This Norwulk today to resume his studies 0‘" ”fizh'“; “fifth”: "° "
"om“ 9,_92_ 5: building is ideally suited for the pur- at Tuft'g college, ‘3 ' re an SSE
NIGHT CALL pose and the sale from Franklin . THE
Iii-host Wheeler. of Norwaik. or-
The transactions of this
bank with its customers
are friendly and pleas-
evenlng and the nutter of purchas-
ing the building met with the up Clllll in honor of Miss Mary Bey- ant It is our constant (1 _
ABOUT Tlll’ \Ill \luln proval of, all. The board of dlrcc- llililll‘. \vllost- villzilgvillcnt to William ' e
' ' ‘ ' ' ' tors was instructed to close the deal “"10“”; “05“” was “mom” an- RESTORATIVE x sire to expand our serv.
with Mr. Machette immsdistsl . ~‘ \ » ' .. "WM“ ~
It “1° “1" ma“ ”mum“? 1‘“ Inadequncy of the present yaller- .. ' . our ‘1 \\'\'\t 03% 3" i “ii ' '1 I ‘ ' ' ' TONIC I ice and increase our use-
. to pay. answers the Postoffice tern is given as the reason for the . .tills is ottqulsltsi" ell-Frog then pro‘ose e to carry out is pea.- The'i’ N. ITS'TIV”ITI. 131:1”. {5‘ “$3.33: JUST T E . i
cut. :hadac. The library bu flown ox- exclaimed in the king. king and his ministers wars first dressed in ti ht:ilttmg (\Vfif,,..f",j1 “I” windy the 3...... “ml H , .THIRG TO i fulness t0 the people.
for the I‘osiofflco Dollnrmwnt 1:23;? ‘:|;::rf“:vtllf°zg'"" ”‘1 “Hop-Frog. I will malts s stocklnet shirts and drawers. than saturate With tar. mm“ m. the WWW Lodge 0, L BUILD U1 'lllA'I: RUN-
". It isn't a rvnluncratlvc enter- ioxmmlonqm yam m cm: can ° man of on." But Hop For the sake of realism the dwarf then plastered flax o. "o. 1". DOWN CONDHION-
. A deficit is the regular thing. ' , Fro 's colt beded ‘no u on the tar. vi The at ht were chained in a circle. ‘ ’ ‘ . '
The new building is centrally in l P E ( Continued.) A box or Mm” donated by Frank soup onLv or We Ilmte
good. with chains crossing in the center. _
imluoilgolll lo ihc lililll who made
worth the country's while to casted for the community. The en- '
Your Account
‘ol the deficit.
government makes the
o
opment.
SOLUTIONS
‘ifbs
'. 'l kin some in- Tellers" ct Allen's Dru Store. ton where they were the guests of
‘ culture are ma ‘ AdV- . ' —. Joseph H. Klinefelter. Sr. Bridgeport. to call down the wrath of all the . ‘
'tepts. They 100“ some 4““ . . . s e nods upon your doctor because he invited sexual of her friends to a
candy pull at the Knob Club today. .. on H
0 D O
1 obscures!!! 8-
wine once.
scs'r Kips
mum.
0 up this deficit for the sake of
convenience. it might be wiped
V‘ -t by higher rates. hilt higher rates
unpopular. The country prefers
I buy them in the form of taxes. to
But as for the contractors? Well.
me it. can. and whether the con-
ors make or lose isn't its busi-
prcfer 0 keep their own coun-
. , some air mall is carried at
"doll is not regarded as very signi-
t. Postoi'fico officials point out
it was a long time before the
roads found the mails profitable.
reduced, as to handle it as a
.. proposition to~the contrac-
‘ Other classes will continue to
by’rail. for nobody knows just
long. It depends on aviation de-
chemists of the Department
- a grain elevator and used it
running an engine. There was
prolonged. continuous run. but
5 power was developed to
. , the optics over many times.
W‘uporimcnters said the test
They even have
of perfecting the process to
course this is a wild dream at
,. present time. But all the mar-
lol this great civilization were
they start for town all they'll
to do is so out to the old
crib and load up the flivver—
l
Americans are just a. nation
“it?” psychologist of North-
gnlverslty. He says this no
recently when we went into
over Rudolph Valentino.
1; Ederlo and the visit of
gas-Dr Gillihnd is s good
molest-t. If no is. also the
“at his being correct no he.
tire first. floor will be used for the
library while the second floor will be
converted into a. community room,
which liowoyton has sadly locked
for some time. The front of the
building will be attractively re-
modeled.
The purchase pried has not been
disclosed. The drive for $6,000 will
be made to finance remodeling the
front of the structure and to help
pay of! the mortgage.
Mrs. Percy B. Barrett. president
of the library association. will act as
best
fund.
Members attendinl the meeting
last night were: Mrs. Percy 8. Bar-
rett, Mrs. Clinton 3. Rowland. Mrs.
Ira H. Kiggins, Mrs. Charles Funk.
Mrs. Hulbort A. Bond. Mrs. Susan
L'Hommedieu. Mrs. Sidney E. Bell.
Miss Gertrude Brands, Mrs. Victor
Scalise, Miss Mabel Thomas and Mrs.
annual reports. The commissioners
will be empowered to provide for
additional street lights in the dis-
trict and two electors will be named
to membership o ntho board of dir-
ectors of the Rowsytep library.
The officials of the district met
last. evening at the home of Samuel
Adams to prepare for tomorrow
evening’s meeting.
s o s
—-Octagon Alarms—"True Time
I I 0
Annual election of officers of the
Rowsyton Civic association will take
place next Monday evening. and not
last evenint as announced thrown
error in this column yesterday. The
meeting will be held in the Bow“-
ton Methodist church.
I s 0
Mrs. Henry Johnson will entertain
the members of the EveryRssdy
s s 0
.When Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn
and children Ital-ted for their home
in Brooklyn Sunday. they t c to
take a small not terrier wig t em.
lined to .hire an automobile to reach
Brooklyn.
Miss Shirley Bowman and Miss
Editorial Views
Cf Slate Papers
DEMOCRATIC HOPES.
(Hartford Times)
Flapper Fanny Says:
Certainly the Democratic party is.
more united than , has been in new J
eral years. In sum. of the somewhat ‘
strong—arm tactics by which it was
ment, the Gllpairic scandal and the
seeking of legislative favors for his
own enrichment by the Republican.
state chairman. all afford talking
points that not only furnish oppor.
trinity for Democratic speakers. but
ought to be sufficient to‘arouse the
conscience of Connecticut voters to
the need for a thorough house.
notation of American Bankers, They
expect to be away for several weeks.
O 0‘ 0
Arthur Scoficld. McKinley street,
has accepted a position with the
Nash Engineering Company stock
room department. ‘
0 O 0
Hubbard Lockwood, accompanied
by his brother. Gordon. motored
from New York Sunday to Roway-
Frank Dunn, Bronxville, was a
guest at the home of Miss “Pat"
Scofleld. Rowayton avenue, for the
past few dolls.
. O 0
Miss Anna. Walsh. 350 Main street.
was a recent visitor in town.
0 O O
.1. H. Klinefelter spent Sunday in
New Canaan where he was the
Miss Josephine Jessup. Rowaytop
avenue. with friends. recently motor-
ed to Bronx Park. N. Y., where the
day was spent. Enroute Kenslco
mott. of Dorian. was numbered
among them.
e 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sconeld.
. M
to
enact aflord the psy-_
it! which”! an-
. H would cost.
is weekly deposit
‘ made.
“m"m'md-e J
O O I
Miss Mary Stone. Rowsyton ave-
nue. returned recently from New
York where an extended visit was
Miss Stone is well known
throughout this section of the coun-
try ns a playwright and literary
critic.
0 O 0
Jack Smallwood. who has been
visiting Everett Morley. Crockett
street, has returned to his home in
Miss Winifred Combos; Dnrien.
was a visitor in town yesterday.
0 0 0
Miss Mabel Thomas. principal of
the Thomas School. Wilson Point
road. spoke on "Education" in the
Baptist‘church Sunday evening. Her
address was delivered to an appro-
cistive congregation.
t O 0
George Wright, Jr., Crow avenue.
0 0 e
James J. Desmond and J. Hayes
of South Norwalk were very success-
ful u fishermen Sunday. making
quite in haul which they very proud-
“Lfll'lk Milestones”
LONDON. (AP)!— England's “ly-
some of them
_ n — ill-- lOlth‘bl hit in yesterday's grime
,lmtuwll the business men went to
Olive Roberts Barton‘s ?
COLUMN'
l
Jl’MP FAST—THE Al'Ti)
ls lil-lliix 'l‘t) hill
Blink. a pan nt‘ [it‘Jlbfi unit the ill;
ones will come to iliu top.
The old world Hillllit‘fl ll:\ .1; and up
i
Granted that tile iiiilOllltli~lli' :iii
the present moment as till economic.
factor is not so good: let us form-it
for a moment that it is the guilty?
cause of tilt; high cost of livinc, until
the equally culpable ctluso of tin-I
llishcost of dying. that pcdl'sirlilns;
Perhaps you have to jump out of
the why of :1 dozen nuiomollilrs on
l'Olll‘ way homo and arrive in n, stilto
of complete dumoriilization and dis-
:ust. You forgot it that nilzllt if
your house fillies tire and the outline
and ladders are there before the
horses in nu old-time steamer could
have. turned their first corner.
Perhaps one of your children has
swallowed something'nud is slowly
choking“ to death. You are not going
jumps into his automobile and ut-ts
there in two minutes.
Suppose you more to n distunec.
You need not buy out a. lumber yard
to have your furniture rl‘utcd, nor :1
cabinet maker to put the logs llllck
on your chairs and tables because
they have been thrown off the car in
a freight yard. You hire n truck.
The automobile has come to stay
and we may as well learn to he cnod
good will remain.
JUSTIJINGLE
The bathroom faucet ran, I ltllCSS,
About two hours or more.
now when two meet tfily don’t know
whether to kiss or shake hands.
cannot walk safely 0n the hllzilu'nyfi . . .
Women have such equal rlghtsl
George Lander.
0 0
Mr. .‘lllll Mrs. Montt-lnln. of East
.\'oi\\':ilk, limo returned from a two
\rttks‘ \iit-iition at Boston. Mass. .
’l‘i'2.\' YEARS AGO I
The tollimlng iii-ms appeared in
the 15331: oi tilt. St-llllilcl for Septem-
lll‘ l‘i. liilli:
Whilv uniting for a friend last.
owning in the Central Hotel. James'
Plaisted Drug Store
(3 WASHINGTON STREET
‘OUTH NORWALK
All the result of an explosion lust
twliilll: ill the home of Engeibrecht
tllsin. North 'l‘nylor avenue. Martin
Anderson. it boarder. died this noon
lit the Normilk hospital from burns
received lll llll illlolupt to extinguish
the fire.
Craw-
‘t'l'ly Lt resident in
n I 0
Frank 0. Johnson has received
word from the Swedish - American
Linn that his wife arrived safely in
Sweden several days ago.
O O O
illr. and Mrs. Alfred Cutbill. of
South Norwalk. have returned from
a trip through New York state and
Canada. ‘ .s
O 0 0
Miss Margaret Merrill of Norwaik
Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Robins and
children. of South Nor-walk. have
moved to Minneapolis.
| Today in Other Years I
The cxaltntion of the holy cross
of our Lord Jesus Christ.
1638.
Public holiday in Nicaragua. Bat-
tle of San Jaclnto.
After you finish the puzzle. com-
Whilc most of us like dogs. we
i find our inferiority complex on top
in the presence of pedigreed ones.
New Dresses
For .
The City
National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Fall
Guaranteed
F irsi Cord Tire
30x31/2.
$7.95
ANGEVlNE
FURNITURE C0.
16 North Main Street
So. Nor-walk Phone 256
.._-__.__1-
moot where automobiles mar Circle 0‘ Kins”! 9“le 0‘ h" guest of his sister Mrs Sue Gilbert
home in McKinley street this even- ' - ' ' ' b i l h ’ h ‘
. ”n dust. , of White Oak Shade. was I. III ness visitor in New York lumpers T S t "0“. T 0 hall fen -
by ”I it" o s s ydliorday. tures will adjust themselves. The John Harvard bequeathed library lng set.
and half his estate for a college
“uh-‘Lz-ouw w... .-. ..._,, -d
. Washington Street
‘ South Nor-walk
the year round l
on this receiv-
Ideai reception :15
' LET US
DEMONSTRATE
till. it's curious. It likes to know. .
{he contractors will tell. which chairman °1 ”‘9 committee in reorganized. ”“3 loaders have “MW“ come all the big illlluzs in NW t't’illlt-‘l' w. llnulis. ct lion-nylon. fell down
I are willing t0 ‘10 and 801116 are Cihttlrgebofvahgddfliv; thinlnwill be as- alconfillaltogtsgi‘r'itopnfli “pffigreréz 0! events; big lllI‘li. his books, :iilil ‘ :l lllglll ol‘ stairs and fractured ills
. use y e a . icon 0‘ the names 0 e - ‘ ' t ._ ~ . -:.l - 1.3.. »li ii i hit nnn.
There e no Innuns of compelling Evening gentinel and a. carp; of Republicans have afforded the Denl- :i‘a‘t‘iilfdlb‘c‘itndf “£11.15“ III.” II... Ohm]: H ‘ H o s s L GOLD ;
.. to do so. .workers. ocrats sufficient issues upon which and ”an” wax mm ".:‘1,,m.‘,s‘x“l'h‘ii (me of the most important real: 0 EN ; oney a
, knows of three air lines which 3W9?“ clubs and ““1"“ have to was? an fegfoctlvelcaamgaiign.{£29 italic a buck si-llt. 'l‘llc shun. lllltl .thlt‘ drill-‘4 ”ml ““5 been consum- WASHINGTON 81', i
o I margin of profit. It knows already made 0“ promised 8m! admiss on o ass N a n 8 ' 'klnxs so far arol with us. '“lhml 1“" 5mm“ mm) in South hor- S I
from "’5 to 3100 he D It Fl fication by Senator Binghnm and i v . . .. . . \\llll‘\ \\'i‘a‘ put through today when OUTH NORWALK Y i d (1 th
three which find the air mail circle .1“ erupts-sitar 0‘ 3'0““.nglzr other Republican speakers. together o “1“ in 2“" "“3”“ 0‘ “”3"?“ Hum, Elm l-‘r'lnk Jacoby became 0U cant O ge at
. _ '. . . ' ' ' , o n the ,1 ms. .\‘¢li s we lll\'l,‘ le :ililonnnd id} .‘ ’ a .-
portniion a 10‘3ng ”‘an 0‘“ dies. has pledzed to give two to the :glggfzofig‘ifii..in§‘ii. .elngovgm. . Many people would cull n n... tum ; 'Ill‘ f'“ 13‘” 0‘ fl“ ‘0“? 1 °“°“ ' fact.
of human events. Lk'l. us sw: ll"""“- south 31““: 5 sec ‘
The very great majori-
ty of successful men in
South N orwalk and else-
where declare repeatedly
that their success came
directly as a result of
problem was worked out gradu-
O Bertha Cleverley. cleaning on capitol hill. or am...“ and mm mu MMM 1,1,1 “0“ka Dunn” Bertram
, s s s "' dehteducss of the print Allli-i-iiwm .. ,, . , H} v. ctlirn-
m Postoffice Department sees no Th Wh i be u . Mil .lliil .luil..ll t nine in e r MONEY they had BaVCd
I V e ”mu” meeting 0: the Sixth . . c" t comes ‘0 “k '0'“, '0“ public who buy :llliolnollllt‘S and [my .2 “rm. ,m automobile trip through 0 .
,1. ..t prospect that aviation can Taxing District will be held tomor- avenue. spcnt yesterday in N6“ your owl-n" is sfine motto. as they go is n fliuggor‘mg WNW“, .‘HH Rim England slam; Times Square Auto .
mate with surface transportation ii” even}? in the Rewsyten Hose York. ‘ ‘ . m high nuance, . . . Supply A Douar wfll open your
. , ‘i ouse, ' , V, .v .1.‘ .. l . . ' M . '
ii on an even basis. certain Adams Clogging???“ Sumac! Mr. and Mrs. “use" Themes. fit. of the Froebcl Academy. Brooklyn, But ucly m1 that trail; lmt liilunt A” Mann“ ”HMO“ “a, hold “N. i 81h, So. Not-walk account Wlth us today,
' or hurry—up mail go by air. lam 1'" Jo 1 ' o9 ”‘4 W 1' John street. left early this week for kindergarten department. Miss Sco- 011“ “01 (‘lmllfii‘ ”l“ “I“ ”mi ”N I itltluy at the home of Mrs. W. H.
rates will be so adjusted and e" on distri 31:33.! and flurry 3‘ Bry- Eon Francisco. 0allf., where they field specialised in this particular benefit llcril't‘ll more illiln ('lillllwll- Hl‘l'ni‘tlri, \\'(si livenlle. in honor of
‘ c roasurer, will read their will attend the convention of the AI- department of education. sales for the attendant nulsnncrs. 3L... 1,. 1.. Millard. of Denver. fan“.
South Norwalk. ‘1 Save Yours In
The People’s
--Trust Company
First Bank Under the Bridge
Personal
Size does not preclude
, .. “it 4°” ”mm" ”mime ‘° “‘n “W" ”kins tho mites um lull mm w" vm‘id' . . i‘y exhibited. s m h h r i i
into on corn. imagine t e rs- how they could sot th- snimt home "5 “’ V ‘ e “m " “’0“ “ W ‘ i . .
3 {Won't the'farmers be tildklod? they “’9" Will they would have ‘0. Herbert Wilmott entertained rels- T 0, Re 1.. , Fpon the bathroom floor. . $83121“ ctizntrzsatg. mtelienrgwi’snt any
set a. permit. Finally they were ob- “V” 0V” a“ week-end. 39"" W“' P CO Eula”! 3 - 'L ' the personal element in
" our service,
inc to modern road monuments.
which have taken short cuts here
and there. or changed some of the
roads built by the Romans ‘who
imudlcredlnvonstomnst-
“his? #0 infirm!
“dds“ Ministry of has
upon a new standard am
for the new posts and has started “in
sensuous-inc the roadways of the
country.
.. the “me .u ”my a” “he" Virlinis Rowland "0 “”93 private lower Rowayton avenue entertain in! ‘milentones," .-
, . - l - If” . s _ . .
who ruler of the road. Take dutch): idiom from Mrs. Calif old. ed over Saturday and shaggy In. 21?; ry'ollizsgolillllz.‘ ‘finfl:::'nmu:d Strombtlrtl’ ( up] We alwafl hfiv. 8
from health so you will live well~known dancinx teacher of or- and Mrs. William Corry, Woodhavcn, by new mile W.“ which will tell the , ‘ ,- .. iii“.
In. future is going to be 'I'k' ' . ‘ . >L- I . . . trig? “ f m '“" r "‘ to attend to thfl mdl"
. , . oussn 0 nos. which f I .
interesting and startling. Miss Lydia Mlllemttmnrlote- ef Nut week Miss Helen Sconeld will centuries were absolutely occur-st: ' ° ' Th0 NOI’WIIkS’ Elam: C0 Vidual midi-firemen“ 0f
r—.——-—-———-- the Little Orly Shoppe. newsflash-sums her new duties as director on menthol- out of this now ow- Taxatlon 0f secufltles 20 No. Main St. South Norwslk ‘
each depositor.
Our pamphlet on
880MsinSt1-ect
. In Connecticut
been republished by the Tax Commissioner's
ofilce of the State. It discusses in non-technical
language a subject in which every Connecticut
investor should be greatly interested.
HINCKS BROS. & C0.
Members New York Stock Exchange
szw.r.Mug-mm
e
the above subject has
Bridsmrt'
I’hone 2978
s
:
STORAGE
Ion can now avail yourself of
the dust stunts facilities in the
State for any amount of moo,
m aw mum
Our warehouse is a 5-star:
brink balldlu. located at I navi-
land shoot. equipped with ‘9
latest sprinkler mom.
you the lot incomes sate of
see not hundred dollars on con-
l‘cl. Hawaii 294-.1M2
it. s. was. Chelsea sou
Hashfieid “Meter
Widen
”in“!
00—337
path
can.
according to Dr. A. R. 011- and. amp Wm .- the
crow flies. Mb: cross the coun- —-z-
The
Southii
Trust
the of grown-ups would Webb tents
lo lace. 'There would be ‘ ‘
rrylnx‘about the ins- nDLILY [0130'31
,dnd the inevitable. A new will be sent without drugs upon regent. .074” m . 0.3 . ca.
.10 m was: .
Norwalk Chronicler