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New fall Kimonos are
here. Colors, styles and
prices are very attrac-
tive.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington Btrsst ‘
Bouth Norwelk
Bargains
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Used Cars
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Auto Accessories
9 Railroad Ave. Bo. Norwelk
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$1.00 A MONTH
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Belers and Retailers of
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Phone 8606 Be. Norwalil
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EAST NORWALK
Those desiring to piece «A...
in this column should continual.
33:” Oscar C. loderstrom.
EAST .loliWAu
YAcn cwrs
BAKE TONIGHT
There will be 25 or 80 of tho
East Norwelk Yacht club seated
around him festive board this eve-
ning for the club'siolembake in
the Seaview eyenue house. The
starting gun will be fired at 6
o'clock. The feast is to be prepar-
ed at the clubhouse‘ and ell ar-
rangiments are under th, direction
of Edward F. Smith as chairman
of the committee aazisted by Charles
Anderson. and Charles Stsbeil.
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Tomorrow will be officially the
last da yof the season at Calf
Pasture beach. The concessionalres
will close their stands after the last
of the visitors leave and from now
on only the exceptionally hardy
bathers will frequent the beach.
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Workmen startrd yesterday on the
long-lamented and much complain-
ed-about gutter pavement along
East avenue from the bridge to
Van Zant street. The first patch
to be dpm will be that in front of
the store of M. l). Madey. who
headed the recent petition asking
that the work be done.
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Visitors to the Crofut and Knapp
plant on Van Zant street are late-
iy disregarding the no park'n;
signs along the south side of the
street opposite the factory. There
was a time when any motorist leav-
ing his car there for even a short
space of time and thus forming the
second parking line at the spot was
immediately and enthusiastically
tagged but it has been found that
the center space left between lines
was sufficient for the light 'traflic
on week days. ‘
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Many of the East Norwalk Jews
left yesterday for New York city
to attend the New York synagogues
in observance of Yom Kippur. the
day oi atonemenu Among the
parties that motored to the metropo-
lis were Mr. and Mrs. S. G'utkow-
sky and family.
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Butchers of East Noru'alk have
been called to a specrai meeting of
the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and,
Butcher Workers of North America
in Foresters' hall Monday.
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The street department has started,
work on the cutting away of the
bad corner at Fort Point street and
East avenue. It has been almost
impossible for motorists drlrin'g {iii
the street to see cars coming south
on East avenue.
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East Norwa/lk has had two cdses
of Women falling down stairs this
week. The last reported is that of
Mrs. William Craig of Edlie ave-
nue. who tripped and fell down a.
whole length of stairs at her home
early in the week. breaking her firm.
She is\confined at home now al-
though she was forcedio spend one
day in the hospital while the arm
was being X-rayed. The other casn.
reported yesterday, was that of Mrs.
Hickey of First street. who is suf-
fering from bruises and shock.
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, The Calf.Pasture Life Guards' will
meet to hear the report of the an-
nual dinner committee at the head-
quarters Tuesday night.
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George W. Wright is paving the
sidewalk stretch in front of his how».
at 20 Van Zant street. The ‘stretch
is one of the "vanishing dirt paths"
of the thoroughfare.
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Members of the Omicron circle of
the East avenue Methodist Episcopa't
church will meetsat the church
Monday night at 6 o'clock to be
taken to some unannounced destina-
tion. Mystery.
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' Mrs. Franklin G. Brown of Sea.
View avenue hasreturned home after-
a short stay in New York city.
‘ Stung Both Ways ‘
PATERBON. N. J.-—A man was
stealing a hive of beech He had al-
most reached his destination when
weren't. enough. a judge fined him
860 and sentenced him ‘to three
months imprisonment. .
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WELCOME YOU ‘ .
‘ Thr- rcgular monthly meeting of
he stubbed his tee. 'a. if that_
i‘Ofllcer Silk cnvtbe double charge of
driving with improper markers and
1without registration. His hands were
o sumac—soon;
NEWS fOR TEEATBE-GOERQ
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NOT BE AIRED ~
ing on the. evenings of Monday.
grocer. may never come to trial. it Monday. Btiptember 27 end will run
Policeman Charles Qumey 0,, This yeeir in addition to the class-
Proscculing Attorney Bradley to is- “‘11 schotl Inbiects such I! Enl-
cllned to think that both parties in- other high school "M.“ will b.
be better to drop the whole thing. mm.“ to @690!“ one dollar at the
of iinnnce on the Democratic iicket.‘lhe pupiliattends 50 D" “m 0"
RIALTO THEATRE
TODAY, 2:15. 7 :15 and 9
Buck Jones in “The Flying Horseman” 0
And am Chapter "ran as: o HENRY".
“term no
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Next Week Tuesday to Friday "Mare Nostrum"
NDAY
i} (fixl‘,
Dorothy MecKaii.
Jack Mulhall and
Charlie Murray
IN TOWN COURT Regisiretrn for the free public
Wednesdeyiand ll'rldey. Septemberii
was stated by Prosecuting Attorney 4 “0|“an I Week. Mondays to
charges or breach of peace and as- es in ameirieenisation and citisen-
sue a warrant for Riviiuso's arrest. 11"" me hematics. bookkeeping.
.given if there is enough of a demand
' e e time of registration as evidence of
Mr. Nash stated that his private‘more of tile sessions.
QUARREI. MAY
Franklin junior high school build-
Compo and Louis Revituso. Compo The school sessions will commence
arrested Sunday afternoonby Btutn D- m.
McDonald, since his arrest. asks opened. T‘hie depertment will 0“."
no action in the case. He is in- icel drawing ”"1 'h” work. A”
the disturbance. and that it would high “=th department will be r...
clinc to run for a place on the board turned atithe end of the season if
dency o: the Rotary club. 13k" up evenings f 7Mondaymand Wednes-
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tvening sclool will be held at the
The case. of Milton McDonald of 20. 22 and N from I to B p. m.
Edward B. llradley. ,McDonaId was 'l'hursdaymncluslve from i to o
sault preferred by Louis qultug ‘lth- I ‘new department Will be
but as yet Mr. Bradley has taken lithography. lypcwritlng. mechan-
volved were equally responsible for for it. Pill)“- registering to the
Edward C. Nash will probably do-ltheir good faith. This will be re-
business. together with the presi- BookkeiEnlns will be given on the
all or his time. days: she. thand and typewrltlng on
o o e Tuesdays and Thursdays. All othcl
There willbca health movie, "The subjects M" b” “"9“ ‘ times 5
Hungrey Dragon.”- shown at the Y. week. ‘
M. C. A., auditorium on next Tu“, The stth of the evening school for
day afternoon at 3:45 p. m. All thi’ "‘3": follows:
the wchcol children and their parents; Joseph. N' Nathanson. director.
are invited to attend. There will i-c' Alberti McMurray, Americanize-
no admission charged. A short pro..IIOn—I. “
gram ha; been prepared by DIIIB NIIBB .i‘sOSBIia JCBBIQ,
MacCormack. the school nurse, Disation. .
accompany the mmie. Miss Wilson and Ferrol Green.
. , . emerlcenjizeticn—s.
. Harold: Eastman. citizenship.
Miss Marjorie Dufoult. English
and arithmetic:
Dav-lap. Logan. bookkeeping.
lilies cirace Seymour. stenography
and typowriting.
John ‘Kene. Mechanical drawing
and shop work.
Americani-
tho Women's Toun improvement as-
sociation will be held at the Bed-
ford House Monday afternoon at
wh ch time officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected.
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The Doric Chapter. Order of
Eastern Star. will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday. September :‘l.
After the session. 'card playlng and
refreshments will be enjoyed in the
banquet hall.
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‘l'lolatcs Road Rules
For violating the rules of the
road. State Officer Quigiey sum-
moned to court yesterdey afternoon
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.Alex 5. Anderson. 218 North Adams
The selectmen will be in session street. Manchester. Conn.
from 9 in the morning to 6 p. m. ‘
today for the purpose of swearing
in those who desire to be made
voters. if persons who wish to be
made voters are not sworn in at
this time. they will not be able to
vote at the coming election.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley. who
have been spending the summer at
Rainbow Lake New York. have re-
turned in their home at Compo
Bench.
CHAPTER XLVllI
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Joseph T. Gleason and family of
Compo Beach haic returned to
Brooklyn for the pinion
s ‘e o _
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolen.
Bridge street. are spending the week
in New York with relatives.
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. Miss Betty Loonus. South Orange.
about.
an
bungalow."
son, King's Highway.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dollner and
son Reeves. have closed their home
on Wright street and will spend the
winter in New York.
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curing now.
hint, "and then—why,
upliu
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McKesn.
Briarsville. N. Y.. are spending two
weeks at their cottage at Compo
Dehcii.
to love your wife before he more." '
“'A lot you know about I. Whip
he‘ween us, my wife turned her at
to one to him. and i thought I'd
just drop out and let them have each
:thcr. And then—and then. he killed
or." .
i‘No, that won't do. Heath." mm
but in. “we’ve got your written cen-
Mrs. 1. Manor. Jr.. and daughter.
Mrs. H. D. Manor. are visiting Mrs.
Manor‘l sister. Miss Catherine Wil-
cox. Compo road.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Young, Pel-
ham Heights. have returned to their
home after spending the summer at
the Holley Cottage. Compo Beach.
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Leonard H. Gault of the Cult
Bros, coal dealers. has brought a
civil action suit against Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Rebhor for-damages of
.3275. The case is returnable to the
Court of Common Pleas in Bridge.
port on the first Tuesday in
October.
The plaintiff alleges that "is.“
is due him. Mrs. Rebhor recently
brought a. divorce action against
her husband. .
dill you do it?"
i'Beceuse she would have that ew-
ful bunch of old glass about. I
couldn‘t stand for it. end 'so—"
"Try sssln. Heath". Trultt said.
”why did you kill her?"
blurted out. “Beause just so i
own like a molds. leaving her to
ho:- Larry. she told me she knew all
about my Bum Anderson role! Just
I had everything finished that
taken yours to accomplish. all
may for flight and a calm. honor
e
up and tells me she knows it all. I
wlee beside myself with rage and die-
lmpropcr Markers
a‘ d that confounded bottle ltood
era. and Mt demented I took it
‘u and let fly at her. I didn’t mull
kill her. I didn't mean anything
Salvatore Malfl. 688 Carlson eve-
nue. Brooklyn was arrested in West-
port. yesterday afternoon by State
0 her." _
"Tee. I did. As I say. I wasn't
quite myself. I was a little confused.
and mellow it seemed tome she
set at 825 for court hearing 8gp.
tembex- 23. .
It isn't a. big heart that keeps
America from hating other nations
—it's a full_ stomach-Washington
Post. ‘
“OF course. that's how it came
I found I was mak-
i log oodles of money in my
financial deals. Bo that gave Bern
Anderson free scope to do what he
ever on this side of the bridge. ‘
Wh is. over in the artist settlement.
the.deccnt prices I got for my pic:
tunes and the fact that Myra had
money, kept things going in the
New Jersey. is visiting Miss Stephen- “W“! then?" Truitt's voice was ac-
"arid then." Heath [looked about
then that
snsike~ip-the-gress. Larry Inmen.
who into my home and broke it
‘iDon't blame him. You had ceased
pet-snapper that you are! 8: came
fehion. You killed your wife. Whl‘ .
."Because she knew my secret!" lic‘
planned to diuppeer and make it
of my on here. just then she
a pointment. i saw red. I suvpou. :
~74 just hit out in despair." -
i "And then you used the make-up ‘
THEATRE NOTES
BIG!“
John Patrick. Dorothy Devorc and
Montsgu Love. are featured today
at the Regent in "The Social High~
wayman." A pcppy_comedy thriller
that is just one smashing scene after
another. Not a slow moment in it
from beginning to end.
Sunday and Monday. Norma
Shearer will be starred in “The
Waning Sex." ‘It is a great film of
romance versus a career. "The
Waning Sex." brings to the screen
a story new and different.
PALAOB
The amazingly wonderful raude
ville program and Lon Chaney All
"The Penalty.” will leave the Palace
theatre after today's showings. To-
day there are three shows. th:
matinee and two evening perform-
ances. The program should not be
Vaudeville shows may some and go
but none will surpass the present
bill at this theatre.
Tomorrow nlgh' and Monday.
Patsy ltuth Miller. Louise Dresser
and Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., will be
seen in "Broken Hearts of Holly-
wood." This entertainment delves
into the motion picture industry and
shows that life in filmdom is not
one of sunshine but has its trials
and tribulations.
RIALTO
lluck Jones is showing today at
the ltialto in "The Flying Horac-
man." it is a fast western with
plenty of action and pep all the
way through. The last chapter of
"The Bar C Mystery" will be shown.
Tomorrow night and Monday
Dorothy Macle'nil, Jack Mulllall and
Charlie Murray will be seen in “Sub-
way Sadie." She wanted to take
a trip to Paris. She fell in love with
ii. subway guard. ller hopes of ever
going to France were shattered but
missed. it is a show too big and
too great to pass by without perusal.
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G.P.P TNAM SONS
see me as Heath. and later turned up
as Anderson." ‘ '
“Certainly. Don't bore me with
We’detalls. I tell you the
whole game was easy. until.” a.
laughed. “until they vented to put
us both up for candidates for the
olection..1conldmeaegeletsofit.
but 'Ivcouldn't» run against myself.
That's whet‘medeeme conclude.to
hung the thing to a climax. though
1 adult ales-so:- them that
took puss." '_ - . -' ,
“Thet'li b3, new,” Matt said. heav-
ily. Kills-eta werwhiritng withtbis
burden 1of thought.
coil." . ‘ . '
nemt‘to'the door and whistled.
end unsolistiegullseth ‘
little did she know that she Wm
going there anyway.
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punctiiioue tidiness. that extra de-
gree f neatness, that wouldn't. let
an ofesh geton thenoor,ora
speck of anything anywhere. Most
unusual for a man. And. Anderson's
array of pipe cleaners was almost
identical with Ruth's."
"But how did you know he would
come over to Heath's that night?"
“That was a long shot. But i had
my suspicions mused even then.
And when Anderson quoted that line.
Tins- eech men nunthe thing he
loves.‘ {gave him a look which he
caught. That line is from Oscar
Wilde's Ballad of Reading Gecl.’
and I figured that lfthetbook was
in nuance at Heath's it would be
apointandeleo.eudmorelm-
portant. if he had caught on tony
gees at him. and I thought he had.
he'd very likely come over himself
every-
thing." said Bunny. mueingly. "Oh.
how could I ever think I cared for
him!"
“He was not quite hlmelf. I
3.3
5
at
PALACE
Performances Today
2:15, 6:45 and 9
Lon Chaney
“The Penalty”
and
-—in—-
SUNDAY and MONDAY
"yarneieéargsm,
"a...“
nono'ruv morons:
.iouy PATRICK \‘
nosmou LOVE
TODAY, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
'meaaaesjraooucnon'}
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ma rear
VS. a career
e
with
PATSY RUTH MILLER
LOUISE DRBSER
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JF
SHEARE
film 0 Romance
ADDED ATTRACTION
Lloyd Hamilton in “Move Along"
ing.
work.
BOARDING AND DAY’SOHOOI. FOB
Commodious school
fourteen to twenty-one.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Nor-walk. Connecticut
Forty-third year
1'
clans
(Little boys admitted to Primary Grades) .
0 o'clock
Experienced faculty of college graduates. rVoice. plinp.
rooms. large Gymnasium. Bmpie‘ an
beautiful grounds.
DEPARTMENTS
children from six to fourteen.
Small classes given opportunity for individual instruction.
.vu; geml. are taught in all grades as .. part of the regular school
Fell term opens Wednesday morning, September 22nd. 192,0, at
i and m
The Upper School offers general and special courses for girls from
College Preparatory reviews a specialty.
Many girls sent each year to ‘10 leading colleges for women. Ad-
vanced English. Sciences. Languages. History. Economics and
Psychology.
The Lower School offers a well~balanccd and thorough training for
Margaret R. Brendiinger. LB" Va-ar
Vida Hunt Francis, A.B.. Bmith.
Gymnastics
CHlt
A FREE LECTURE
tuft ‘ (
Will Be Delivered By
lSTlAN SCIENCE;
.55
FRANK BELL. C. S. B.
of Philadelphia. Penn.
Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother.
Church The First Church of Christ Scientist,
in Boston, Mass,
" ' At The
REGENT THEATRE
Bundsy Afternoon, September 19th, 1926
At 3:30 P. M., D. S. '1'.
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AUSPICES
First Church of Christ, Scientist .
Norwalk, Connecticut _
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