AKGMhfiWInc.
II “In” KIWI.
TERMS
uh] down payment. hnlsnvc
m-pdymcnts.
- .denmuairaiion in your home
ebiigstlon.
DONNELLY’ S huge niece- end it .is upwiodthe
event will differ from the WW
_ of other! in having sli amusements
80. Nomaik Westport completed before the soiual open.
RE Passenger
Cars
Wanna AND cvnnusuum'
., Han AND ownssonms
_ HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE co.
1.. WognerfBranch Mgr. ,
for AVE. nonwsut
VICE STATION PHONE 1881
’7 TBRLING
uows
The Trend in
UBNITURE
‘ASHIONS
Eli‘s: psrsmsr cuss.
averting Furniture
Company _
. ho. sum 3:. m 105
your work now‘snd sue
_ Pointing.“ Psporhsng—
At most reasonsblo prices.
All our work Is glisrsnteed.
Minions given fry.
18-me psperstioc.
and 25¢ and up pee‘ sol.
~ 3-“ Wall Paper Chain
. S_ re'
2: South sin Street
Phone ssi
nip Physiological '
Belt
receives
.mmsmm;
.-- ~ onlyi'romflou)
h, '50 down to 150 meters.
. - ~ tosnexciusive invention
The Low-Wave Extension
small
'i
. . .b u , ,‘
For Church. roups
rzssr sonwm midtown”!
“emulators suit or”.
AT WEN!“ HALL “lbw“
NEBDAY—SOCIAL EVENT OF
. “"33" ~ . -- wows. 'ulunonmwr—ass
“""‘;' i . r. )l.
‘ ‘ 7zlil——Polly Porter. lhopping Tour.
EAST NORWALK 8:00—Josephine Abriois. soprsno.
8:15~«"F‘livven lid Fl s p p e r I."
I """""" . William Archer.
i m 9' “ML '7'“ Szisvrltciin Olsen. mezzo-contrai-
Norwsk correspondent. t4. 501* to.
‘ “.91 0““.- 08.! lizoo—Coiel' Orchestrs.
. ' . \vEM'. NEW roux—m
Churches at East Norwslk are P! M.
swinging this week into full tsll ac-
tivity with regular meetings of or-
lgsnin‘ions again under way sad
i
lions the vsrious
ganisstion activity thstuiii rival th
record of sny previous year sud i
' hmwm weather has stimulatr-d the aitcnd-
_. r nnce nt services.
h'tncsdtwosetsbogetsll f
.-' boumreeeatendfuhne. 1 The Swedish Congregational
. 911.3%me gcilurch in \‘an ant street is to hue
mmmflm 7n series of evangelistic services
whose name use not yet been an
the church is
festival to‘ be given on the
.yet been outlined but a committc
10: three, with Mrs. Valborg Ander
’son as chairman. has been appoint
led to handle the details.
annual business meeting 0
include the election of church 0th
night the lindies' Mission society \vil
meet at the church.
.7.—
Tosight the executive
with the Rev. Charles 8. Gray. To
morrow afterlioon thc Ladics'
its regular meeting.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopa
Church meets FridsyJight at
home of Mrs. Arthur Wuldron
Cottage street.
becoming more popular each year.
accompany.‘ mom to "of the
tion on that night. '
The mm Norwslk . Improvement
ass‘oelstlon's fair at Community Hall
Wednesday. Thursday end Friday is
the outstanding social event of the
Week. Committees srs st work now
on final plans to incite the an it
ing. It is fairly well usurcd 3‘11“!
booths will ell be in place before
tomorrow morning. Each evening in
the hull there is to be doncing'and
an entertainment.
Mrs. Helen Anderson at First
street. who was invitetLto make a.
tour ot'New York city at. the ex~
ponse of the New York World some
time ago. when s- representative
discovered she was one or those liv-
ing “45 minutes from Broadway"
who had never been to the metro-
polis. has been disqusiiiied. It is
learned she was one of s party that
motored to the Bronx. about a week
ago. . 1
The lighting system along Straw-
berry Hill avenue is being extended
to the district line. Suit shove Myrtle
street. by workmen tor the Third
district, who started work there yes-
terday. At the present limo service
is only given as far as Myrtle street.
Mrs. Michael Dunne. Liberty
square. accompanied her niece. Miss
Jane Curhn, to New York yester-
day. where they greeted Miss Cur-l
ran's brother. Dennis Curran. arriv-
ing on the steamer Smyrna iron:
Liverpool. Mr. Currsn is coming to
this country with plans of spending
port of the fell sud winter “1.211s.-
south.
Captain Arthur Ds'y has returned
to his home in . Bette place utter
speddlhg the summer as skipper of
Harold Murray‘s yscht. which hes
been laid up for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herold 8. Sperry. so
Cove avenue. m hook in the city
utter a. week's nation trip. Hr.
Sperry has returned to his duti-
wiih the Southern New England
Telephone compsny. .
Mr. 9nd Mrs. B. J. Thom“. _I 0--
born nvenue. are out of town for a.
few den.
- -——-- .
Mncsmrsndsuofxewhrk,
Ire viuting Hrs. Carter's ‘sssthsr.
Mrs. Edward Broke.“ Belts pisse-
John Earhlssview snaps. . 4.
book (rem Phil-dolphin. where he
suended’he Odd Fellows” mm.
tioh. '
s ' '-*
Hrs. Arthur Day. m It... has
rewind u the city after a 10
ysehtlng trip. “7
has
1!. C. 'i‘ebey. Glories sir-sob.
t
returned from s two weehs‘ Quie-
mobiie trip through the middle-
west. -‘~ '
lire. stld Roscoe of "1:“. met
entertained friends from New York
over the week end.
_—.
:some of the esriy season pious com-
ing into iultillment. From indica-
churohov are
starting on s year of social end or-
sbme csces pastors report early tall
from October 16 to 20 at the church.
The man who will conduct the ser-
vices is a. lilacuchusett: evangelist.
nounced. The Ladies' Aid society of
planning a. harvest
lawn
there October 0. All plans have not
ihe’dvent Christian church is to be
held Thursday night. Business will
cers for the coming year. Tomorrow
committee
of the Norwsik Union of Methodist
Episcopsl churches will have s sup-
pcr and business misting at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
Aid
society will gather at 2 o'clock for
The Friendship Bible class of the
the .
in
Class membership
has been sometvhat stfectod by the
Everymsn‘s Bible class. which draws
its devotees from all crecds and is
Members of the Epworth 'league
of the East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church have been invited to
Nor-
walk and South .orwsik leagues on
a straw ride to Msmsroaeck October
9. Leagues from all over this dis-
trict will gather there for a conven-
t; ; (lo—Dinner music.
a zoo—alert concert.
0 : oo—Everesdy hour.
d
P. M.
7:00—Sport rsys.
7:15—Wesiher report.
7 ;
cert.
de Cortes.
e “.11. 31‘4“. lORK—dlib 9:00.01'cheau-g.
_ R M- lO:00—-—Broudway lilerchsnts' Associ-
_ _7;05——l"runk Dale, of the N. Y. stlon.
H e r a l d T rib u u e. talk. Milli—Merchants Association talk.
"Dogs." . infill—Entertainers.
g 7;:o—Orchegtrg, galactic... {limo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
8:00—4-0rchostra selection. 124 (midnizht)~EnteriaincrI-g
limo—Lorraine Bochringer con- WFBH—NEW YORK—273.
tnlto.
l Labor party.
1?. M. ‘
7:007-D’snco orchestra.
s : 0 o—‘Ensemble.
9 : 00—~‘.'How to Drive."
1 “kilo—Dance orchestra.
limo—Dance orchestra.
P. M.
s: zswbsnce orchestra.
P. M.
moo—Uncle Geebee.
6:35~—Golf tsik.
6:45——Arthur Fischer.
MSG—"The Tourist."
Hie—Concert Orchestra
7:20~Orchrstrs..
Friend."
or.
Gibbs.
7:00—Rog'er' Murphy. tenor.
7:10—Cblumbin much lecture.
7:30—Fflnk Farrell's Orchestra.
8:30—8hlpmstes Isle Quartet.
10:00—Moment musicals.
10:30—Frsnk Farrell's Orchestra.
11:30—Dance orchestrs.
\\’R.\'\’. NEW YORK—374
7:10—Commercisl digest.
ao—Philo and Schroder. duet.
7:45—0rinndo‘s concert orchestra.
8:15—“Sunken Ships.” H. Becor.
SAD—Edison hour. Hungarian con-
10:00-—Le Roy liiontcssnto. songs.
10:15—“Tuning in." Clyde Fitch“
10:30—Hungsrian specialty.
S:i$-——Joseph Brandon. Socialist
9:00—Pennsylvsnis hour.
10:00—Southern Hemisphere. Cruise.
l0:45--George Olsen's Orchestra.
WEN. NEW YORK—sot.
7:30—Will Oakland's Chateau. '
8:30-8urprise program.
(MO—Thestre orchestra.
10:00—Poems by N. T. G.
10:15-—.loe Sheri-non, songs.
WEBJ. snw YORK—2:3. 7
MiG—Original Melville Five.
7:40-—-W. C. Rietz. songs.
7:50-—-S. li‘cinmsn. pilnilt.
8:0i;-—.Rsllr6sd talk. Gsrro'w Gear.
s:lO——Milton -Yokeman. tenor.
“"6158, NEW YORK—316.
ado—{The One String Violinist."
7:15—-Bssebsll scores. nous.
8:00—Plsy; “Jack and Jill end a
8:Ep——John and Harry Dlehl. lith-
S-zt:—..lu:lr\le\v with Mr. and hire.
‘ T6n4 Meeting. 18
limo-Joint and Hurry Diehl.
8:50—“ngtory of lL‘ivilizsiion."
moo—Revue. \
10:00--"Clrcumstsntisl Evidence"
ions-"The l’our-in-ii‘snds."
inflow—Dance orchestra.
WNYC, NEW YORK—Md.
P. M.
mat—Piano selections. .
azls—Mdltct hiltll' snot-I.
lids—Orchestra.
7:30—Police sisrms.
1:36-01is. r. George Troll.
lash—Baseball results.
moo—David Brown. pianist.
8:15—"Publlc Markets." Bernard
Psiten.
lull—Ruth Kemp‘ncr, violinist.
ans—n. 1.. Gilliam, barytonr.
9:00-—Ruth ICcmpncr. violinist.
lull—Talk.
9:30—llarold Miler. tenor.
MiG—Amelia Bali. soprano.
10:00—Civll service announcements.
10:15—,—Jane Wells. recitations.
ii':30~_-Pollco alarms; Whether.
WMCA—NEW YORK—34!.
P. M.
dzoo—Olcoit Vigi's String Ensemble.
0:30—Trisnon sllroom.
poo—Children‘s sto'rics.
lac-«Edward French. pianist.
7:30—Beriunt Park. talk.
7zlifi-iu Roy Montessnto. tenor.
s:00-—Csliiomla Ramblers.
8:30——Glcason and Dolan.
.I
Maya
P. M.
too—Bob 'Brien. songs.
Silo—.Lso ord. Frank Lynne, songs
Sim—Majestic String Ensemble.
moo—Jacob Ben Ami. lnicrvlcu.
Ozzo—Blll Aubrey. guitar.
9:45—-Bello Brooks. soprano.
10:00-Mischa Tulin. pianist.
iozaos—Irlanon Orchestra.
lino—Dance orchestra.
\VnNY—NEW YORK—322.
P. M.
moo-.loseck "Himself."
3:1 0—Orchestra.
azao—Siernon Babro. baryionc.
8:85—-Rose Fisher. pianist.
8.6—0. Evers. songs.
Sis—Tracey and Daugherty. songs.
mill—Variety program.
9:30—0rchestra. ,
mac—D. Hutchins. pianist.
10:0 0—0rch cstra.
10:25~Bequest ogram.
loitO—Brosdwsy night life.
\VLWL—NEW YORK—288.
P. M. .
moo—Elana recital.
iziS—Pgulino Englc, coniralto.
into—George Owen. violinist.
9:45——Preniier Male Quartot.
10:15-—Kathicen Robinson. soprano.
liltlo~0r n reel 1.
“'0 N ARK—loo.
P. M. .
dzlo—Bill Waihey. "Sports."
, Mao—Premier orchestra.
8:00——Tslk. Edwcrd Blersi'sdi.
ans-Orson Recital.
9:15~Vccsey's Little mehony. so-
loists. '
tout—Emily .Bosevelt. soprano.
limo-— award S.'Brsclt. pianist.
10;“?- mily Jtoboveit. soprano.
limo—rhesus orchestra.
\ . “W
Building permits.
of S. W. Straits and Go.
on the list‘in buildi
iigure for August rm
country.
many months.
his last yesr.
35.652.476 last year.
C“, Aug”? Amt aces; with the exception of Dolms
.Brisiol .......s 33,375 i wait mm" 1°“ C”°“ “d ””1"be
Bridgeport . . . . “5,068 “7.107 - ' '
anbury ..... . 878.015 “L’fl ‘ ‘ ..
Derby . . . .. . . . 30.000 - _ 4
Hartford .. . . . . 1.688.814 "0.,” t3 .
M ridon ...... 17sec: 114.512 °, .
M dietown ".810 A0,”!
New Britain . . . 406.511 070."!
New Huron . .. 2,750.4” “1.0”
New London. . . 129.130 ".7“
Norwalk t‘ . . . . 357.05! 852.737
Norwich . . . . . . - 87.350 148.11.
Stamford . .. ”1.6“ 703.2"
Whterbury . . . . ”1.800 “1.3“
West Hartford. 520320 395.775
Willinilntic . 27.170 0.1"
mrm m
some 1! PROSPECT
MN. Wis. (AH—Minor:
fishing in the Great Lakes lemons-
siblilb of the future. .
numbers townie canning
try in thh‘ssetion.
inland whim
necticiit cltieh and towns d
State’s New Bit _ s
- In August Pmrd
Of Year Ago By 2 Million
New Haven went into iii-st plsce
activity with
permits valued st n. 80.1“. I tots!
more than live times so greet us its
and one
which places the city in 31st stsnd-
lng among sit or the cities in the
The Elm City diluted Harl-
ford from the place it has held tar
West Hartford‘oc-
cupled third place for tile monthby
surpassing Bridgeport‘s tot-.1.
dletown.‘Now London slid Willlman-
tic showed large gains over their to-,.
The totsis of the 10
cities listed below in August 1920
were 31.573.721 as compared with
The ,st'sto conservation consults-sh ,
nonisexperimentluwiththe- ,. '
miles or salmon to .de
whetheriheiishesnbsiusde -_y g ,‘
hsbit Luke sum in J.
so
‘6
-hy Con-
isipg Au-
gust 1926 greatly surpsssed in vol~
unto the permits issuedrby the some
communities in the some month-lest
year. according to figures published
by E. L. Taylor, secretary of the
Committee on Industrisl Develop-
ment of the New Keven Rsiiwad
from tho‘ monthly building surveys
ii. A. 1‘ edict Plans
To; pittiinlmste Ear
‘Phones For Tw‘o Days
Robert A. Benedict. jeweler and
optometrist of Norwalk, is having I
demonstration of the Little Gem
our phone at his store. Wednesday
of! Thursds of this week.
r.. Ben dict cordially invites
those who are interested to attend
this demonstration on either of the
above, mentioned days for a private
test and expert advice without
charge.
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SUUI‘AN'S OLD PALM}: '
:ro masbmm 'ro JAZZ
CONSTANTINOPLE (A P) — A
real American 'ncgro in: band is
one-oi the features promised for the
big ,ghnbling resort on the Bos-
phorus. into which an ltsiian syndi-
- I - WEs'ern'r
spartmenl.
Called Tomorrow
“LEAD!- ON PETITION TO IN-
CREASE \VEI'I'POB’I‘ HELEN-
M'fl m OF OFFICE T0
TWO YEARI.
lllph Sacco. Weapon cor-
rbspssdent. ici. sentinel omoe.
Norwnik so.
A spoci own meeting will be
‘ he in the town hall tomorrow
'ul t for the purpose of giving vote
us an opportunity to cloud! them.
‘solvcs us to whether or ' ‘ they
1 wish to make the term 0 ice of
‘ vsrious officials two yesrs end of
one. A recent petition to this effect
3was presented to First Selectman
; King W. Mansfield signed by lever-
11! prominent rcsldsntl. The reason
igiven for extending the term of oi-
| lice wse to save election expense and
to give those elected I. chance to sc-
coniplish their program. 3
A majority of voters sre believed
to be opposed to the plea oi extend-
ing the seiectmen's term of office.
’l‘i: y seem to be of the opinion a
one year term is best. All indica-
tions point to it well attended meet-
ing and tho petition will ‘be thor-
oughly debated.
Donald Crawford. Slate sweet. will
attend the annual national conven-
tiorz of the American Legion in Phil-
adelphia. Po... October 11 to 16. Mr.
anford will go as a. delegate of the
August Mstth‘us Post. No. as. of
Woetport. Several other members
of the Post are also expected to ab
tend.
...—...—
Mrvsnd Mrs. Walter D. Allen.
ouonwsm- coup. .
Compo Beach. have returned from
a week's trip to Raleigh. N. C. Thisl
iu the first vscstion Mr. and Mrs. Al- 3
ion have had in 2.5 years. The trip!
was made in Mr. Allen‘s trusty ctr. r
A son, Howard E. .lr.. was born}
Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs»
Howard E. Allen. Main street, in tho .
Bridgeport Hospital. Mother and
son are doing nicely. Mr. Allen is
the boys' secretary at the Westport
‘1. iii. C. A.
The iii-Y club will hold its first
meeting at the your tonight at the
Y. M. C. A. Delegates who attended
\tho recsnt Hl-Y conference at (‘s .ip ‘
Hazen. Chester. Conn. will make
their reports. They are Burt Wake-
mm and Arthur Kellogg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tucker and
daughter. who have been spending
the summer at Compo Beach. have
returned to their home in New
York.
Mrs. I. D. Kendeil and two chil.
dren. who have been in South Amer-
ica for the last two yesrs. have re.
turned to their home in Woodsidc
avenue.
' Mr. and Mrs. D. Cardozo. who
have been occupying the Robert
Shani homo in Sylvan avenue for the,
summer have returned to New York.
Miss Beatrice Lane. Norwalk, was
a visitor at the home of Katherine
Burtcllis. Wilton rosd. yesterday.
Mrs. John G. Burtohie and son.
William. were visitors in New York
yesterday.
Nash Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Hoyt.
41' Bayvlew avenue spent the week-
end at Onowamin. N. Y. Mr. Hoyt is
office manager for Nash Engineer-
inR. l
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1926.
theatre in Bridgeport. l'ridsy eve.
nlng. . _
-—-—-——J
iilu Jessie Anderson. Nash l‘lsce
has taken I position in the account-
ing department.
Mrs. Edith Stewart. has rvturnrri
to her work at Nuh's uftcr at six
work's absence. due to illness.
Charles Saints. Jr.. who hns lmon
studying business methods in the
Nash offices hu rcturned in his
home in Pittsburgh. Mr. Saint's folli-
or is msnngei' of the Power Equip-
TRlSTRAM & HYAT’l Co.-
Norwulk's Loading Dry Goods Store
WALL STREET NORWALli
ROWING BOARD PAD AND COVERS
“'ASHAIHJF. — Ill Ii \Iilil}
Msiio to In all I)I)l|l‘tl!i.
$1.25 and $1.50
Ironing
ment compsny in Pittsburgh.
With the. entire lm‘tori' iminst
rushed with orders. the office is also
vary busy. The factory has been on
lull time for the past week. The now
meson has been begun with a rush.
South Main strum. is cunning n i-
J?
IRONING BOARD COVERS 50x.
4
Miss Elizabeth Spider has tnkcn nl mlum (mm my liming.
position in tho sulvs 0mm". . .-.- H
— \Ile \\v-.l::ml ’)l‘l‘k_ t‘-~ u
Miss Gcl'nllline Dolnn-v l :1 l i: run“: hnr mum“...
"llllillllz, llv-lvnllmvnl
%
OnThe
—
facts. Mr. J. H.
phone service?
to be on the spot
your special needs.
._.-;
TH! OUDAHY PACKING co.
“Whitman‘s".
The Cudaby Packing Company does not overlook these
telephone service has now become an essential part {of our
business and is the arm by which we welcome our distant
friends who cannot take advantage of our personal administration." .
Have you tried being "on the spot" through to“ tele-
Lci our Local Exchange Manager show you the way
telephone service and recommending those best adapted to
......fi
....w, ,
."1 M‘fiwl‘fifi 33“,; U.‘ » .
Spot -- By Telephone
TOLL telephone charge stands for much "
besides money value. It represents also
the factors of speed, personal contact, and
the distant handshake, offered by to“
telephone service.
“usurtv- ...»... s. ....» .
Boyle, Bridgeport manager, writes: “Toll
by explaining the various classes of toll
.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY
BELL SYSTEM
One—Polity -' One System - Universal Service
Fred Canevari. one of the most
popular employes of the company
who was married Monday morninlr
to Miss Anna Mace. wss presented
with a hand painted table by
employs-s in the Stock Control dc-
is
Mr. and Mrs. David Fournler.
Miss Sylvin Thompson and Bill Wil-
son. all ‘of Nash‘s attended s per
formant-e of "4-11-44." at the Part
cute hill converted Ylidiz Palace.
home oi the Sultan of Turkey.
One of the most elaborately dec-
orpted buildings in the palace
grounds is Mcrusslm Kiosk which
Sultan Abdul Hamid had built espe-
cillly (or the German Kaiser.
. in its efforts to raise revonuo the
Turkish government has decided to
eell.sil of the former imperial psi.
ind-
Deferred Psyment Plan
Down payment as low a
$50.00 with 12 months
to pay balance.
L.
Policy Refrigerating
Co.
LADIES’ SPECIALTY
SHOP
so MW sum
‘ ' ”IOWA“, noun
- . ' i
tout"
'
s
a
Newgersey Sunday.
”and Mrs. rm pedal sod
unity. ltrnwberry Kill m b
i
..." . _
.rALACE
mu, m, “I.
ALICE LAKE
no femo- inovie stu-
IN» PERSON
somsnm‘scrs
“—.~ ‘ w ‘
. sun- In sous. , = 4,...
halls 'ns sit-r _‘ . 3w} w.’ ; .
were spertythst -. . ‘3‘ " ' 3* ’ . s ‘a‘
Rochelle luudsg. ‘ ‘ M a» S i» 2..--
”(mum
“for“
prepared.
coslNO i
When the' piercing wind sneaks through the
,, cracks, when your coal bin'is empty and the
furnace door has the look of a hungry dra-
gon, it’s too late to wonder why you weren’t.
It’s the wise man who looks ahead—and
when you come to think of it, it’s not so far .
ahead—only a few weeks.
BtJ’repsred! You know the old saying, “An
ounce of revention . . . . ” Order your
K
COAL
Phone 721 .
Norwalk Chronicler