YEARAYSO.
- loch week—b. ooea more dattaite
WI made tor the bowling oeaaon
in locum. South Nor-walk. Thio
I” then viii be Iva tea-mo MIMI
1' ma plant and one crock team rem-
m the launch. There will be
.- tutor-departmental tournament
mot-g tor 2o woeita and begin-
mtng early next month. 'l'here will
«he toamo repreaenttng the toliowihg
Manta: ahlpnlna tank and
‘ order. clerk-at and van-
l
unard I. Merritt to managing
.m outfit- thio year.
0 O O
W It. Gage. apeclai agent in
of the -plant attended the
:‘l‘lnnoy bout to Philadal-
flunhy evening.
‘ O O O
" In one you are running a Union
We have recently add-
ed to Our Corset Depart-
f :ment the Camp Surgical
Belt.
I' Surgical Corset Fit-
to have the approv-
A of your local physician
" my WE DEMOKSTMTE
" mm ‘10 YOU?
.1. LMALLEITE
II Waahington meet
loath lorwalk
tnnk car on the railroad and you
lose a wheel did you know that
there wao a gauge which ropaira
ouch cuuaitieo in thlo city.
it to located. at the local plont or
the W Oil company in ‘Wilaoo
l'uint road. The tank car repair
otation ll no way connected with the
standard Oil company. but to oper-
ated tron: the Boat Providence tonn-
M ot the L'nion Tank Car coin-
pony.
The local unit to a large ateol
building in the comet ot the hack
yard at the Vlioon Point plant. Here
a start or trained mediohioo motto
tumor repatro on the unit care
which operate around Not-walk and
oome which come from the tat-away
otl nelda.
U I O
LcGi-and Raymond of tho calce
tone at. ed a recent pertormence
or "Sony” at the New Amaterdam
theatre in New York. He was ac-
companied by Nico Anna Nolan.
0 O 0
Kenneth Beora. aaatatant ohiet
clerk to vacationing on Long Ioiand.
I O O
Rue-oil Jayme and Robert Ielleclt
have tattoo pooltlona in the ware-
home.
0 I 0
George Gordon. formerly an oervico
station attendant tor the local
branch. to now playing in the or-
chestra at the Paints 1H" in New
lorlt.
O I 0
Edfl'll‘d Merritt lo driving a new
Pontiac cotton.
0 0 0
Charlie Sterling. caohier. to enjoy-
ing hia annual vacation of two
weeks.
I I 0
Gun ltodling of the warehouoc
torce. has purchuod a new rodio.
CLASSIFIED ADS are thrttt moa-
eager.
rumm'
‘,F7,\
LESS COAL
.l O CO?
levee 20% On Your Deal Bill
' or Money Banded
unmet.
'lhie Winter—More Heat—lore Wort
AND LIBS mane: 1'00
Winter to coming with tta coal coota: tta droughty roomo: in coal
shoveling and no ooh-carrying. - Title winter why not get away trorn 1
part or your coal ooata: have hoalthy winter warm rooma: and
‘oiirnlnate a great part ct tho drudgery or taking care of the
LITTLE WONDER FUEL SAVER .
me RED HOT 0%}!‘1? 0011. came OVER
‘2 "‘“rito Today ”For III] Details Of This “olderlui Fuel Saver
FTIZGEBALD and CANEY
“EDITION ENGINEERS
Dtetrthotoro wanted tor mid County
Phone 3057
LESS DIRT
lastly Attached To
Mace Door
Norwalk
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DARIEN
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'l‘heaodeairtaa toptocollono
iltltoulunoahoold collation
nee with halo. “ark-Ii. let
M ea.
Republican Wooten
Meet Tues. Night.
IMPORTANT 5113.10! CALLED
BY GROUP—80110158 HELD lll’
POLICE ORDERED '10 “TUBA
N . our.
The Darlon Republican Women's
club will hold ita aocond meeting of
the tall in the town hall Tuoaday
attornoon at 1:80 o'clock. Mra. Ethel
Spraguo Gale 0! Darion. prooldent.
eapecto a large attendance and
urgoo all to be prooont. ao oovoral
matters at importance will be dia-
ctuoed and acted upon. Over 50
attended the meeting loot week and
the club hopea to keep up tto record.
Wu A. W. 0. L.
John Mitchell. who woo arreatod
on auapiclon at being a dooorter by
Policeman George Evono Thursday.
u no waa driving through Darlen
dreaoed in infantry uniform. miaacd
being one by two daya. Mitchell
elated ho woo attached to the 26th
lntantry at l‘lattaburg. and when
oueotionod aa to whether he war on
turlouzn. said he had pei'mlaolon to
have camp tor one night. but had
already been away eight dayo.
Darien pollco communicated with
otflclaio at the camp and received
a telegram yooterday (root the com-
niandmg ottlcor. ukihg that Mitchell
be released with onion to report
to the nearoot recruiting station or
army poet. An ahoouca o! 10 day:
to required betoro doaortion can be
charged. Mitchell oocaped the din-
lionor by two days. no bio otteitao
la dooignated as A. w. 0. L.
A new political organization has
arloen in Darlen in the torm at tho
Italian-American Political club.
tormed at a meeting a short tint-2
ago. with Dominick ii‘rate. the local
contractor. ao pro-idem, and Cleric
lmprota. oecretnry and trcaourer
it won announced yeotorday by
Jooeph Lombardi. one of the moat
active members. that tho oocloty was
organized for purely political pur-
poaee. Something in the way of n
'aurpriee may be expected from tho
organization in the coming elections.
During the put week in Dutch
there have been oet'cn trunai'ero of
real eotato and mortgage deeds
amounting to 881.060. The really ex.
change: tollow: l“. C. Albrecht c:
at to'l-‘iorence W. F. Snell. Ray)
mond otreot;
S. Hardy to F. G. ’l'runx: A.‘ ll.
Renahow to Banehaw corporation.
Central avenue: A. W.,8oarlea to
Laura M. Owens. Connecticut Turn-
pike; Eleonora S Shelton to F. .1.
Van Nero. Linden avenue; R. C.
Willie to A. N John-on. Meadow-
brook road.
Alido (mm the check for $250
which .tho Uarien chapter ot the
lied Croce mailed to Waahington at
the tint call. only one donation of
tlv has been received for tire
Florida dish-tor fund. The chapter
to in hopes of oohding of! another
check to headquartoro. and all done.-
tionl. however email. will be great-
ly appreciated. Coririoutiona ohould
ho oont to lira. Eugene Burgoeoor,
Leroy avenue. or to the Barton Re-
view oince.
Mrs. Frank Rottonhauoep hao pur-
chased a new Eicar ooda'n.
Peter Krtotonaen. the Norotou
Heighta contractor. to building a
house tor Eben Scribner on the int.
tcr'o property at Fatrdold avenue
and Oak otreot.
Alfred Slaughter. eon of Dr. and
Mrs. William 11. Slaughter. Mane-
ilold avenue. haa returned to reoui-ze
hla atudioo at Willlaton Academy.
Willtaton. Conn.
of tho Ncrotou
*—
R. A: Hadden.
P. M.
A. J. Collins to Viola ‘
M. Jorgcnaen. Beach drive; Denice '
emotional church iaaow regional
gatlonal utoatonary work which haa
gaaiaation which to now underway in
gregational .doaomiaattoh and in
WW. IEW aorta—en.
Iii.
-0-—l“rank Farrell'o Oi'eheatra.
wit—Dinner muolc.
ash—Bauball oooroa.
:uu-Ai Lonta'o Orohootra.
:zw—ltarry Niioo. barytone.
:tt—Waitor Hauler. piaulot.
wit—Savoy Boaroat'o Orcheotra.
zoo—)iuolcal comedy htta by tho
WQAF uuaical Comedy
Troupe. 1
lazuli—Ben Bernio'a Orehootra.
nut—noun Orohootra.
will. SEW YORK—“I.
P. M.
tat—Market quotation.
ozué-el‘inauclal oumnuiry.
mat—Cotton quotationa.
lint—Cotton yuotattona.
7 :0 t—Orchoatra.
1 0 : e 0—Orohootra.
WGBS. NEW Ion—an.
P. M.
6:30—8tophen Bchatter. Edward
Michael. harmonica dueto.
P.
cwuq—ee.e.a
Tl'lE EVENING SWINMUTH 'NWWALK' CONN.
lilo—Plano “notions.
lilo-Police alarms.
tilt-Murray oehulberg.
till—loathe“ reaulu.
moo-roan Miller. aeiectlone.
Izo earl Miller. aoprano.
two-Piano eoloottona.
\lolinlet.
Ith—Woo‘mltt'o Jubilee out“... ‘
noon-lion!» Illvorburgh.
”SOC-GRAIN!!! and Harry Dudley
lilo—Imumautal program.
out-Police alarm; weather.
mace. MW toms—Mi
P. 1‘.
“00—0100“ Vall'a atrng enaemlilc
duo—Employment opportunitiu.
two—Kara Patoa, hanio.
till—George Barth. guitar.
nae—mt. Carlo Orchcatra.
two—rm Ihow.
tile—Karate near, aonge.
tut—Florence Imith. harp.
moo-Julia Itolnor. toner.
I:15——Gortrudo Steiner. aoprono.
one—Hanan and Howard.
Sill-Prod Ehrenberl. m u a 1c .1
6:85—Ukulele Lou Havel. oaw.
Gut—Louie Rice. "The Bandwrlt- 10-09..“ mg. ‘ '7.
log on the “ML" 11: (lo-June Golden's Orchestra
6 ; fill—Morgarpt Tugnioae.
7:10—Daie Elman. “The Town
Clown."
7:16—Baaebali acorn. none.
7:25—Urn Lee. Helen Wood. duete.
7 : (ti—Arcadiane.
8:45—Cllttord Cheaeicy. "Num-
bcre.”
:00-Alba. Sclilouer. soprano.
:15—WGBS String Quartet and,
Quintet. Barrio Danalger. \‘i-
ole. and Ella Mac Clement.
‘G
ooDrano 11; oo—KcAlptn Entortalncia
W. NEW YORK. 27:!
P. M.
6:00—34» Floming'a Orchestra.
m uaical saw.
1:1 "Invoatnient Queatlona and
Anawero."
two-Solomon Pccora. pianist.
fill—With String Eiiaeiiiolr.
Szlo—Odlerno Ladlea' Tn... '
too—Pauline Watson. violtntot.
Odo—Bob Schoetor. conga.
“09’3“0- ' web—Mu. Bob Schaefer. "’l‘lic lin-
10;lb-—Wrigllt and Wrong. mo am"-
10:30—Arrowhoad Deuce Orcheotra. 10 00—0“. Goid'a Orchestra
\VMY.
M.
mil—Sport Raye. commerce.
:1b—Uld ’l‘ilue Bong Contour.
:80—Oriando'a concert orcheatra.
:00—-Francce Paper, aoprano.
:lS—Artlata' debut hour.
Air—Doria Tauber. pianist.
zoo—Lottoy Monteatano. oonge.
:lb—Myrrhn Alhambra. longs.
:SU—Ted Nowkirh. George Barth,
harmonica. and guitar.
:45—t’auoo and O'h‘lynn. rouge.
lO;00—~Nowklrlr and Barth.
10:15—Ultuiele Bob McDonald.
10:80—Ben Gordon. oonga.
iouh—Hanuu and Howard.
0
NEW YORK-8".
UCGHMMQN—lw
U
WNYU. NEW 108K420.
11: (lilo-Club Doauitllo Orchestra
1:: (lo—"Tho Saturday Nightcre Ila.
dio Revel. "
W03. NEWARK-10!)
P. M.
dill-Jacquoa Jacoho‘ Enaemble.
lzti—Blll Watlley, “Sports."
‘lzoo-vJacqueo Jacoba' Ensemble.
filo—Chateau BIltuorol Orches-
tn.
3:00—"1mprovlng Your Set."
Ins—Vanderbilt Orchestra.
Ozoo—Tho Melody Maids.
his-Saturday review or litera-
ture.
Otto—Della Eager-tr. violinist.
Stu—Beatrice MacCue. coniralto.
‘° 1"D x Hound 30“?» 10:00—Dolla Eagerly. violinist.
10:16—Boatrlce MacCue. contrelto.
SA'l‘UlillA 1', SEPTEMBER 25, 1926.
1
N. G. Officers to
Attend School in
Hartiord 001.9
”-
llAii‘i‘lul'iJ '1‘11Llltdll) l. it)
(”flow 01’ tliv: i_01iliii“ll\iit .Nntinnnl
Uunril “ill L‘Oliii‘ hi ll} on (titular 1’.
in L‘Hlliiiil unifuiiii. in itlli ml u
ecliool of instruction in lili.‘ nr-n itt‘-
hummus mount lllilllKIil.ll i] l.) liii‘
\Vni lhpuilimnr, Alumina; Ir) m-
”(1.5 imuul limo iwlny ll) (lit Atl-
Juiitllirlit'lll inl'h ull'u i,
All! .\ilJiilniil (ll H: 1.115 Uillw .ilu)
ullnulliius lunlny ”A" .lmri‘m it Hi lilo
Iliivlw \)l l’li lil ]|()lll Ii iv 'v 1. vi
linililil‘ll it) to tut illllii‘l ill. of tin
L.‘nt‘uiill LOliilhtlly Gun Him a loot
.|(All€tlll. and lilh \UII. iiil A] ll .Ik a
llllJIJul' \ilili inni. 1mm in M4 lulu r 3”
,l-isl the day “in“ he \ i. .tlnlwl.
”.4 - ..
ICoast- To-Coast Lettor
! Sent By Telephotograph,
l
l
l
| Whom the l'uuilu (Juliet AduiiisU
Admrtuins Club of New York.
greetings new in the full“ oi a
photugi'upiiiiz i'ipi‘oduaion or ii
l)'p6\\l'llit'll lv ttwr. diillit‘Fbtli to Hal
King. president at the Pacific Court
Ad‘l'l‘ueing Clulm nesociutiun, and
were cent across tin:
The
the “tree of tin.- Alii'i'itiill Triv-
pltono uiyl Telegraph company.
Whvn th‘r negative “as i’ctviwd
«nor the \\ll'v. it nits it‘l‘TOdULttl in
sumCicnt llUlllbtl‘S to git-o a copy to
each nlclliht r o! the convention nt
ltlic lime tlio lunchwii on; hold by
the L'OlthfllLlUll doirgaios :it the St.
l-‘raiic‘ia lluiel.
l
SWEATERS
Lightweight roar, sweaters
for early fall Wear.
$5 $7.50
Rogers & Stevens
T\\'U STONES
Norwalk 80. N orwalk
mg L‘lulia nesoiinliun “Lid its Lilli-
irntiun in Sail 1'1le ism. gi‘tzctlugri‘
nero l‘ecciiui it}. llli‘pllulusrqpll)‘
from L‘. L‘. Gictn, picsident ot the
continent by :
1
The Arch Preserver Shoe
"Tilt‘y are for all low—- :it all titties."
and tell you why they
Lot 11:; hilllw inn lilt‘n‘ rlwi‘.
iil't‘ town-talk ztll t)‘.‘t'l‘ iiit‘ llilLiUll.
MILTON ELWOOD
The Arch Pro-minor Shoe Store
122 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
MONEY Is SAVEE.
Illustration describes how easily it’s done with
I. St M SEMI- PASTE PAIN]?
Il' SIMPLY requires 3 quarts
of Linseed Oil to be stirr
into each gallon to thereby;
make 131’ gallons of
BEST- PURE—P111111
Ready for nae
F" $3.00 W “"j
:It 18 Pure White Lead with Costly White Zinc add
to make the paint wear for 10 to 12 years.
iA gallon of L & M Paint will paint considerablyi
Linaecd
A. Pa.int
33%“de addini
SaveeyouMoncy.
zmore surface than a gallon of hand made White
(Lead Paint. _
Proved by 52 years of utmost satisfactory use.
GUJH‘NTEE— Una a gallon out of any you luv, «lift-(pct. p370]
feclly aalufactory the remainder can be returned with“ WI
being made for the one gollommcd.
(ohm: or ,_
A. D. MORGAN. SOUTH NORWALK
GILLESPIE HDWE. 00., NORWALK
FREDERICK BRADLEY, WESTPORT
CONNERY BROS. COMPANY, GEORGETOWN
7: oo--Piano ooloctiona.
":10—"0ur Willtng Helpers. "
Ignata L. Soother.
Dr.
Former South 'Norwalk
Sim" 585$."
ry o .-
:ilonll Missions Commie.
on.
The Rev. John . ltopioton. tun-r3
ly poator o: the South Norwalh Con-
aecrotary o! the national Coagrega-
tional Won owlt-loito at
Waohtngtoh according to an an-
oooccomontdrom Wuhtngtea today.
He and the Rev. W. Knighton
Sloan. a 11mm man. are in
charge at a how cantor tor Congre-
boon opened in the national, capital.
in Victorotroot.
The. adult-lament at the emcee
ot Dr. Slow and Mr. Mateo to
Waohtpgton. rooulta tron acre-or
the world-wide work 0! the Con-
numaroua homo and Mom
boarda. t The Church In.“
boarda ropreoont a mar o! the
Home Million!!! Church building
See——
aMfldmim—
the beautiful
and
w
Watercompony. haa left his home
in Stamford to attend the National
Convention ot hankera in Loo
Angel".
and Sunday School Eatoaaion aoclo-
tleo. Through the Connie-ion on
Mia-tone a plan ot milled promotion
tor the lurid-I noodod tor all Moo-
ary work_ home and (weigh to be.
log put in operation. The reorgani-
aatton will be largely Wot. it
to expected by the noxt'. hion-
ntal meeting at the Congregational
v Chin-choc to be held in Omaha.
.————
Mr. and lira W. 1“. Ottooburg.
Wort Norwalk road. have cloud
their home and returned to New
York tor the Winter.
Loot roar the.
churcheo throughoutthe am:
Second Most Beautiful Car . in America
WW» “that you Mechanically. th'nJewett ie dependableneoo
' fl. Juattattd itself. A larger motor than former Jowetla
poaoeaaed gives oven quicker acceleration.
longeroervice. Paige-
Hydraulic t-Whooi brokeo imuro maximum
aafety. Every proved enchanted mpedority
ot‘tho day’ia here—sod: {earth-ea (modeled
madlywlthcanofhigheetcoot)aamah'
Cmuthlacaraoon. Driven-7mm
Micheal. Cunehnymnoto’o
mutilation.
MOTOR SALES CO.
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