rs. M. A. Hirst‘. of 106 South Main
streiit‘. his been slltertsinlng Mrs. Phlb
ih‘ Owen and daughter. or Danbury.
“din-n.“
Thamer the eStamtord optieian, aims
do sits“ you did} b‘tlllt éé-rvice doselble.
yod are turned or glasses his ally.
Ill interest you.
3 Jls .33".
Mrs. John D. 3133...... or 4 Butler
street; hdd- returned from a several
monthdf is; in Phrtsmouth; Virginia 3
Rear health is slowly Improving.
Miss Florence Van Renaulenr, of
w York city. is spending a. few
Em as the gnesto Mr. and
3usseII Ennis, of 10 tons street.
stalk.
Miss Josephine Nuttlng. of Nor-
walk. has resumed her‘fllutles as
nurse in the Norwalk hospital after
Ilavlng enjoyed her annualI shm'merl
Vacation“.
Mrs-L saronkumeynr.‘ or South Nor.
walk. tins returned home utter a‘
month’s visit with her sisters. Mrs.
cherries Northrop and Mrs. Jockson
lockwood and friends in Stamford.
Miss Helen M' 8mm" a mm") ml tlon in Albany and will return to Nor- T
walk neat fall in time for the opening
Since Professor Ripley has ,3
been here he has gained the sdmira- 3
tlon ot the pupils of the school and the .
the Norwalk hospital, is enjoying her
annual vacation from her duties. She
left Saturday morning for Lake Hopnt-
dong. New Jersey, where she will Join
her mother.
——Bsnd night tonight. Roton Point.
\
.Ah autumoblle owned by Harold
II’ierson dropped a rear wheel Satur-
day night while making a turn from
Mott avenue into Union Park. but no
damage resulted, repairs being made
In a short time.
The members of the WOman's Relief
Corps of Buckingham Post. G. A. it.
who spent a week at Beach Croft cot
use, F‘slrlleld Beach. returned home
Saturday stternon, having had a de-
cidely pleasant time.
On Saturday sfternon or this week
the Norwslks will play the strong WRl~
ceasing team, at Amusement Park. In
meadow street.
he made In a day or two concerning
the Fourth oi’ Jilly 'g‘ames.
~Good Mattresses and Beds are be-
ing sold at Krieger (lots.
3 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Drununond. ‘
who were recently married, have been
visiting the bride‘s parents. Mr. and‘
Mrs. Louis 0. Shderstrom. of Spring
street. and will shortly go to Builnlo,
New York, to remain some time.
A bright baby boy was born Sutur-
day to Mr. and Mrs. it. [1. Decker. oi '
Elm street. (this event million Mr. and
lire. Aaron Decker. of Franklin ave-
nue, grandparents for the Mist time.
alter forty years 6! wedded life.
it your teeth are decayed and you
have decided to have them attracted
don't do It until you have read Dr. ’Mhi
let'y'd “will this issue.
you
method a! orovdtiud.
' The entries will close tomorrow
uvelllnl‘u'fiWOW-I I!!! ll” first tennis
tournament of the Norwulk Country _
benin
Wednesday and will continue to and?
ittuihllll‘ DIM-dilly mi. The oventd 3
will a. .lddidd',.sln|iss, men‘s singlet.
and men’s doubles and the entry .fesI
it id
planned to start the tournament at i
d. Iiiz‘. but it if proposed to litivo Ind
time or play. so thus seismic. “amass
dd“ to dulf‘thstttsnvslrlsnee' “the play:
on. Weather? Wing, the duals
trill be played MMy ‘attsrnodli. 5le
Club. The tournament will
will his titty costs per player.
1 I
z. mug“? dI low
l
l
l
r
»Beach in d ddnoe.; 'l‘liiiy wore attired
in their bstninlr Illltdtdlld- did not roar ‘
'the rough weather that was piling in
L
rs. plumbing and tinnlng establishment.
o... In Nomi Maidst‘r‘eet. have started a
‘ stble.‘ Borne of’ttIs-Inenvm down this
Announcement will .
Teeth thdt
“Identifier worthless can he
made good couttortabls teeth by his’
dy with her autlt3.:i3
X Weston.
to Krteser's. '3
mos. ot Rowsytou ls
tiys a the home of
a?“ Bradley at‘
the “away s in union street.
My, W Mrs. gstrlck dimmer arts
the partllll-I ‘dil‘ a Olin. ’ ‘
W—
‘ Rail mild. want Van Alhtyns. and?
Alisa Ruth
than ye’sdstdliy atterdooii to Compd
from the oouthsost.
Manner, wild ‘erll easily a weeh's vscdu
rtlIon from her dill!
bookkeeper lit the rest Atlantic soda
.Pscidc 'l'su store In Main street Nor-‘
walk. Miss Meeker expects to spend
the greater daft of liar Vacstloll ln‘
All otthe employees ot Nash's
canto olii Rands Island. The camp will“
last all summer. It" is thought. and the
men will take‘t‘ur‘ns‘ in keeping house.
They will "keep house" during the“
time at their vacations. which, comlnk
at different times. will Issue this nos
morning to put with? than
Professor hi 1‘. utility, who has been
the «unmet-oar teacher In‘ the Non
walk High“ School since the departure
tug. lie will spend the summer vaca-
of school.
respect of all others who have become
acquainted with him.
W
—Porch Chairs and Rockers, at ll.
Krloger Co.'s.
Hemmlt. Norton, of Hickory Bluff.
and Prentice Idngsn. of Woodward av-
enue. not still from the Knob last
Thursday In the Joanns‘h Mary. a cat
boat belonging to Dr A. R. Turner.
and went up and down the Sound on a
small linen cruise 'l‘hey attended the
Hill Climb at Port Jederson on Satur-
day and returned Saturday night. .1qu
.Cockerham. of south Norwalk return-
ed with them In the boat, he havlhg
met them over at the Hill Climb.
Call at. «North flats at. and look
over the Warren-Detroit 30. i hav“.
three on the iloor for immediato
delivery y.-
. .Telephone 28632 and make an an
polntrnent for a demonstration. 13
can 'assure you that you still be
agreeably surprised. after basins a
ride in the Warren-Detroit and that
you will surely agree that the price
is risht
31100 .1150 .1200
W. A. HANFORD
is non?» mmlsrnsd‘r
sourtt woman 3
J
l .
3 t
for. Dick‘s Itetliollls no. .
South Not-walk. Goon.
Gentlemen:
list.
to have around the house.
Very truly.
HARRY M. CAMP.
Washington. D. 0 ' ’ "
3 little Flame
William Kaiser went item the Country?"
. Miss Katherine users has been on. ‘
gaged as substitute tor Miss lj‘lorenoe 3
as cashier anli’ '
New York City as the guest of friends. 3,
~Ilanti night tonight. Rotor: Point. 3
at .I. R. Crandall. left town this room .
a?
transmutation?“
[have used Dr. Dick‘d3
Medium for Atalanta and as a unseat
ionic and m. lt. have Round mat rel:
have passed it mood amend
some {risotto who have also preschool ?
was it very attentive is thus ours oi stat;
larta and Chills. It is a used madlolnde‘
. 0ur line at Humidor 9 so. nordh" or lawn is or 3‘
tlsllo design. pled‘dltth in an sodas dtsfully constructed as much all?
., . ' . midtdst ldts'iod WM. lurnsltlus in) r
sol ‘etldu from o '
in ks. Lawn swim“
. children'sii‘lot Tenth; “Welt cm William Idrodusy Risirlgsratoda‘.
«some» on anymore. We want you to liner that this In
the “best stove sstistihtlon.
A.J.
Fullersl hinders and
tzI-ls North Main Sweet.
.3.
Everything
Eye8W3‘3
P WALL I'I'NIIT.
in the Optical Line.
i in t .
, ‘ do dFree
, cannula, iioawstk.
‘ t
t and to spend the summer with motion 1
_ the game.
bliss Ethel Martin; at Riverside aw-
Ius.‘ has was to Mount Sinai. hell‘s tin
‘4‘ sis-MM 33‘ k3 3 *'
in times at warmsweatlier orchard
'or cold. That is the advice stream!
lthe Jones a Hotohhlss Company. Read.
their adv. 3.
Nlr. and Mrs. John T. Played. of Bel-
lea avenue. entertained over Eundsy
lira. F' Claus and sons. Frank and Visa
lent o’f Yonkers. They returned to
hair home in Yonkem last eveuius.
.3."-
Yesterdny the Sausstuobs played a
last game of hall in ‘8tl‘3u‘astuok with
the Brookstde s of Brid ‘ port. 'l‘he tp‘r
iner team «on by’ the el '
-:o 5. There w... a large cloud on
-—~
The Misses Katherine A and Marion
r
PREPARR8.F:RMRINESS3
At Colman
COMPITENT Are Wanted
BOOKKIEPBR.
OTIN INAPHERO
OFFIO ASSISTANT.
l’ort Chester
it makes a difference just WHEN and” WHERE you buy your Foot-
wear. and don't you tenet it. Come here and you won't be sorry.
Our Oxfords and Pumps in all the latest styles for women are WHAT
you should buy NOW if you want to be lit the front row for Ills-l0-
”8‘2 $2.530. $.33. $3.50
FflYNN 8. RYAN
IO WAIHINGTON ITRIIT. GOUTH NDIWALK.
We are showing this week an extensive line of low and high
neck Walsh. latest summer models, finest materials. emotive-
1y trimmed” In dainty laces and cmbroiderles. at $1.98 to $5.00.
Just at the height of the season, when the warm weather ne-
ccsitstes the many changes in clothing. we otter these special
values:
Choice of our regular 81.25 and 98c Walsts, at.
A big assortment, including high and low neck. llhgerie
and tailored styles; all sizes. ranging frch ISII. I75I to
“.50. at. “.3: 508
86 Wigshlngton St. South Norwalli
---~79¢
.4o.iui ----- es
warm... .mammn—x a»: V...—
“TM, silo oneness ram LATN “ll" ruasraa.
You your?" gsn Noll it To dItuddInIg Ready for immediate Decoration
This subst this for lath and niaster ls loads 6? ltlin-‘drlefihtll‘ liti-
. tic. lti s surfaced w
3 Ill l'fld‘!‘ for imamswupll
and? It nqubss no time hr
I?
ll,” you ill ’ halter seen this mamlousmld to hotter and have: ,
list what it to or write for
W%p.l:°‘d ll m “'I 1132;9th v ,35 t3 .
....3. -t 1.1"“
i‘
s
t «audit
log out. ltr‘ls
s shavisw availed 3.
_ The attraction for host Sunday. will‘he
. _ for the man who so timely plelrsd hot-
3360”“.
. their street. Maori. thin ‘twll'l WI
oemsnt sidewalk rustling tlld’Wllfiw .
. . ddfisflt. This work will he‘dolis bill”
, Brittle!!!“ Rodi Estate and Invest
merit company. or East Nerwaid‘. In
all wobsbliity. Ths’iowar end attire
W wtlt'bs udddd‘ dild‘ W!
lboifldtskssiisoldhtlsdyancdidtlle
"bratty, when all these improvements
ith steed oardbosrd. out '
.‘trlonds at the beach
:3 it was incorrectly stated In Satur-
iMays issue of the Sentinel that W.
Fruitllu Bishop would attend the Yale
rir‘orentry school in lsconsln ' The
'; chool is in Pennsylvania and Mr. Bis
3 ,hop will attend it at that place.
3‘.A (:5 Wheeler ot Arch strait, has ldl't
Noiwalk and will spend tlt‘e dutt‘lmet“
3In Salt Lake City with his debenture ”
Yale. Bruce Bradley. Both bars a
‘ 'cessfuily completed their Hm ”I?
3 week 01 two with Mr Wheeler.
3
m
«Ice cream salt. at Raymond Bros;
I Mrs. Thomas Walsh. of East Nor-
* walk led the son ice at the North this
street Rescue Mission yesterday RF
‘ «ammo and there were alum more
.’I
East Norwaik. The meetinfm‘well
_ attended and it is honed thdt‘ many
will attend next Sunday alternate.
‘ announced later.
The large plate glass window in the
Glendenning Pharmacy. which wIIIs re
contiy scientifically broken by Hilliard
- Bernard. the drugglst's appren-
tice, has been replaced with
a new glass. The work was
done by men from the shop of
John W. Bestty and the glass was In-
sured for with the Metropolitan Caau~
aity Company through‘ the incuragents.
‘ Raymond dlld Polldl‘fl ‘
Among the’hsther’si at Compo Beach
_ was a little girl at about five ydars old.
She was playingalohg the shore‘ and
one of the lam wavee‘roiled her am
‘and took her under the wat'dr. ss- wds
considerably immense. but not but!
and was quickly pulled out of the Wt
I‘ter by a try-stander. However simple
he‘ accident seemed had It not been
; up. she wOuId probably have allowed
she was greatly bewildered and
The residents or the east side of Wil-
ton svsnuasrs planning to haversoldu
. .y'ery extensive ttdurovdlheutd mails-en
are completed.
W
7
n.
. _ us. of Bridgeddrt‘. spent yesterday at 3
. torhoon at Compo Reach "l‘hey‘ are
both well known young ladies about ‘
‘l‘hb Norwelks. and met many or their
Arthur Wheeler son of Mr. suit ”11'
Yale. Mr Bradley has been was; a
.i
‘trom the Advent Christldn‘ estrus in 3
. liar-trom- is closes and the Itn‘
slants have nearly all returasmo their '
Am The graduating class" to the
«mar about so want to the na‘
We do claimant”
aw.- . i 3. «i
showing the begt linI
3:73 (,3.-
3 r ”so. tel-mum... ware-9w emu
ll
.m'l
88, at Special limes.
are Willing to he can»
3‘let us show you
’5th
“Tits House oi: Alctlvn)’ ”W 3’. ,..
as ‘Washington Biz. [south or 3
3: i Jail «‘5
U W313i!“ .8)! mmmflthtm
aid "sum
(Jen my omif
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shlngle Roots
But the preparation called “Noverleak” is not suitable
bad leans or tor use on old or poor roots and not as Matt
Widening compound."
his in the Stamford Court. April 1‘1. 910.3
We otter the Century compound at 506 PER GALLON and
antes all rooting work for three years.
the Century Roofinghllanufadtunug 50.53.
as waeHiuoroh eraser
lIu di-
Shore Bidders a Specialty Dauong. BO
Corn on Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners
knitting and Other Attractions ,
HIGH CLARE CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE Pt ‘I
Repectal Attention Given to Automobile P
Tel 500 Jacons silos. mu '
“a +3
Bathrooms Camelot 3 '
$51.1...
The Heating antl 1’ mil
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PA
AU'l‘QDlIIOBILE. GET FIGURLIS
a. . u on Saturday andzloolr thb «can
at the local Institution.
Wu
i Issues! that will admit them asst
yesrittheynsds ’l‘hs (slimmer
‘ thrashed will open owdustlfl. lib.
. !l‘lms wars hum who “mud
astonotiessstbstmsoinsdmufi 3
way sad iterators spacial dimmed, .
. rm made to: than to use mousing
33 ibs' thins
calls to is d
rift
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