Clayton L. Marshall of the Cres-
cent Laundry, was a 1isitor yesterdav
, in Stamford.
J. R. Handle,- of Van Zant street, is .
today confined to his home with an
aback of illness.
T36- 69 “Addie V- 211” today is sit
Wilson; mint, engaged in pumping 0117
101 _the local 1311111 l1 of the Standardt
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Albert Voorhees, of Paterson, N. J ..
is visiting at the home of his parents,
Mri"fid~ljrs. Edward Yoorhees, on
first. street; V
_...
Rev. Alfred Winn, of New York
City, will be in charge, this evening,
of the regular mid-week services in
.the East avenue M. E. church.
t
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker and daughter,
Mis Laura. Baker, of Fort street, whoT
are visiting in l’o1tland, Men are re
membering local friends with postal
ca1ds.
East Side residents are interested
in “Charley Chaplin” night, which
this e1e11ing will be obser1ed af‘
Boton Point Park. This novel enter-
tainment is something decidedly newt
and interesting, and large numbers
of cnl1ies are expected.
”fl...—
Miss Helen Finch, and her
neice
Miss Helen St John, 11 ho have been
sojourning for the last two weeks in
Bangor. Bar Harbor, and other plac-
es in Maine, returned to their home
in Van Zant street. last night, great-
ly pleased with their trip.
,.
Local reports have it that large.
quantities of buckleberries are bad
for the picking on Bald Hill, Wilton.
Yesterday ' a party of East Siders
journeyed to shut place. and were
successful in getting from five to
sin‘qunr'ts‘of the‘berri'e‘s apiece. "
The regular monthly business meet.
ing of the Omclal Board of the East
avenue M. E church will this even-
ing be held in the church parlors fol-
lowing the regular midweek ser-
vice. 01dina1'y monthl1 matters willl
come up for consideration and dis-
9011111.
In Keeier's woods. on next Sunday,
a jolly Clambake will be held by the
members of the Mayflower Hook &
Ladder Company, on Van Zant streotl
Last "evening a commitlee, consisting
of Ernest Valentine, Harry Cunning-7
ham and James Johnson, met 'in the
quarters on Van Zant street and com:
pleted 111111 arrangements.
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i “aft-L ‘0“ we“
Rwfl’
Mrs. D. Smith, of Manure, has
gone to Maine to spend several- weeks
" ‘Mrs. J1: A. Whitmaiid daughter; E91
7 flow Yorigs city, are; visiting with VtMi's.
, '1 «Stanley Nlilis. ‘7'
James Farrell, son of Mr and Mrs.
‘ James A Farrell, of Hickory Bluff, is
the possessor of a new cancer
The Rowayton Boy Scouts are plan-
ning' to: hold a sale in the Methodi‘ar
Church the last two days of the week.
M.
‘3 Edward Farrell, at Stamford, will
take a party of friends to Baton Point,
Saturday evening, aboard the cabin
launch, Echm;
V :fMisses Hannah. Mary. Bessie and
’ -Katherino Kelley. Gertrude Nichols,
‘ Tim-once Rice. aMVarie 311220, {tone
Kieth Dorothy Boles, 1111111 61123017.
Eartha and Dorothy Flags, Ethel and
10 Chase and Marie Biackman, .1111
of New Canaan, are spending the week
2‘11 Hickory» 1311111.
Arrangements have been completed
ior moor evening. 191113011 7111 but
31110910 as 131211110111 1113111 ‘ot Rot/014
Point. Members and mobile of the
ve ochbol alumni annotations will
make the trip by boafia'oconiobiio' and 7'
trolley. The associations are: Wood1
land 211811116, Center, Franklin . 11606"
”Waterside and “308011- '
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Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
“Richards, Darien.
'. ton Heights
7 iy yesterday.
DARiEN
NOROTON
John Tonnelle has returned to his
home at Cedar Gate.
George Schliebting has just return-
ed from a stay at New Milford.
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1
Hanford Smith went to NeW'York
sister.
Miss Margaret Phelps
Citt is visiting with her niece, Mrs
..Sprague ..
About 1111117741111 members of the
Dmien Grange 9117101 ed a picnic to Is-
land Beach Tuesday
a
Mr and Mrs Robert Richter and
son of Brookhn are visiting Mrs. W.
S Brady of the Post Road.
Joseph Brady Vof~ New York to spend-
ing two weeks with» his aunt, MisstM.
L. Brady of West avenue.
Mrs. Francis Minot of Mansfield
avenue, who has been tori some time
in the Stamford Hospital,I is conval-
escing. 1,
State Police Wheeler and Verrila
were‘ seen in town Monday, 1111!! it is
surmised that they Were working on
the Pease case. " -
1
The Jilly meeting of the Rural Civic
League wiil‘be hold “62721101110011, at
the residence of Mrs. ‘Marshall P.
5' .
Sam, the former 1' assistant barber
in the shop on the corner 0! Linden
avonue,Noroton Heights, has gone to
ltuly to Join the army.
Mrs. Wishart Smith of Prospect
a1enue gave a card party Tuosdm
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ruth Bal
ia1d Cantrell of Mobile, Ala.
Allen Lambert, who has been in the
Stamford Hospital for the past three
.or four months. his leg being ampu-
tated, is getting along very nicely.
Dr. Hoyt, resident surgeon of the
Soldiers’ Home, returned about a week
ago from California, ’where hehad
been visiting his father, in Pasadena
Rev. J. L. Shindeli and family of
Arlington, N. J., who have been visit
ing for two weekshw'ith Roy T. Leater
day.
The Ladies'Auxilim'y of met-Nora-
fire..~;department spent
yesterday in Rye Beach. The members
want cigar hi" Andrew Taylor's b144,”
DY: Darkn- ; 1‘;
1. .1 1-—-.;——
Sheriff Peasé was in i'owxi‘ Tuesday;
accompanied by another man, who
was taking pictures of lthe scene 01
the accident in which rem figured
from the railroad bridge '. '
John Stevens, the index finger of
Whose right hand was cut ‘off, a few
days ago,- while lie was storing hay
in the barn on the Shipway place, is
doing nicely. Dr. Noxon of Darien ali-'
tended him. . . .
The Catholic church tennis courts
are in great demand... this season.
Many excellent tennis players prag-
ties on them, including Edward M6-
to'- -Vplay anybody in Barton 01' Nore-
to“! ‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. David Sniffen of P1011
pect avenue are rejoicing 0vor' the
.birth of a. baby V3111, Monday 1113711
The 111111111“ grandfather, a great-
grandfather, and a grant-poat—gr‘atid-
mother is 90 years old, VV-and- lgveo‘ in
Round Hill, Greenwich.
.... .. 11.1"
1411mm, of it pursue, audinptod
to enter William Hutton’a garage oil'-
Hutton was attract-
by the reflection of what he thought
anti bpsclnflight 1111.1.- like" 1611 me
V ed {the intrude? lefm‘by' switching on
‘ went out.
if at Old 11111112211111 camp 101- two weeks,
" and on their return the Laddin’s Rock
Girls
‘ of Noroton, while standing in front of
VVVford7'Tnesday afternoon, washit by
of Kansas '
l‘.
in the future. Lrank, while not hurt,
' recording secretary, and William Wa-
0f the Post road,- retumed home Tues ‘
' winter. will appear at thorout-oi-door
V: terpretive‘ dancing and at the same
Donald, who has issued a challenge
”7
tile 9.1122102115515111 the was”
one was around when Hutton, himself
1
The White Bear Campfil‘e Girls are
group will go to camp for two weeks. .
This is the second year the Campfire
have catmped on the Gutzon
11013111113 estate. Target-River.
An automobile owned by G. B (Doyle:
George R. Faucett‘s store, in Stam-
a jitne‘y car owned by Philip Bern»
stein of 28 Chapel‘streét, and driven
by his brother Bernardi. Neither Cir
was much damaged.
. There are some people who have
not yet-learned cwhat a dangerous
place the crossing under the railroad
bridge is. Yesterday morning, Crank
Schlueter, while crossing West ave-
nue. on his way to the post-onion?
barely escaped being run over by the
automobile of a commuter of Cedar-
Gate. who was speeding to catch a
train to the c1ty The man’s identity
is known, but out of courtesy is win.-
heid from publication. it is b ped,
however, that he will be more careful
was badly frightened, and it. is 11 won»
der to those who witnessed the in-
cldentHlmost accidental—that he
escaped injury.
‘There was 'a full house Tuesday ev-
ening at musical and dance in Fire.
men's Hall. for the benefit of the Lad-l
160‘ Auxiliary of the Noroton fire de-
partment. The atlair opened with a
march by Harry DeForest. Miss Then
one Hoyt and Miss M'arkweli Touched
tion of their piano duet. A mandolin
solo by Miss Maude Ashton was ap-
predated. 001. Robbins brute som-
iers' Home rendered a pleat-11'; basis
M'rs. Bobbins“. Readings byV Samuel
DeForest were followed by two ‘solos
by Miss Eva Dumdale. accompanied
by Prof. R. M. Smith of Barton. A
piano duet by Misses Estelle and
Josephine Matthews wasrwell receiv-
ed, followed by a vocal duet by Miss
O'Brien and Mr. Kennel of New York.
Mr. Kennel also rendered some very
plea‘blng solos. Arpiano solo by Miss‘
Edna Selleck and a vocal solo 'by
Miss Markwell, .Were followed by
recitations by Miss Irene Russell.
Victrola selections were played dur-
ing dancing, which continued from 10
to 11. ice cream, cake. and soda wa-
ter were served.
Some of the. Noroton firemen have
started a Travel Club for the purpose
of studying the history and geograo
phy of the United States. Their mot.-
to is “See America first." A‘ number
of the young men will go South next
winter, and open a camp in Florida
under the direction of Thomas Boyle
and William Waterbury, John Harriv
son.. who originated the idea, was
Wood, vice-president; Joseph Golden,
terbury, treasurer. The club has
purchased a movingpicture machinel
and expects to give lectures soon. VV
Miss Mary Porter .Beegle. who
danced twice in Stamford during the
1121102 to be givonat Broad Hail inn.
in'-'Nor‘oton, Saturday evening. July
31. Thia'dance is to bennder the
auspice's 0f - tho Womenfs. Civic
League ~61 Barton. and isvto be used
for the Visiting Nursoz'matntatned by 7
that organization. .
Those who were
fortunate enough to see Miss Boogie
on her former appearancox- will not
be willing to miss this splendid op:
portun'it'y to witness her beautiful in
time Valid 2. 0d cause. Miss Beegle
is the secretary of the Americafi
Pageant notations, and is the head
meat _of Baqiard Collego:
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..iul} 29.4111 the
‘hce court yesterday, Mayor
sold some butter abort- weight at
EBIDEN, July 29—19. tour
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Wallingfordmiloy. 01111.22 Tracy 81.119
.t‘ion today? and crushed. Mr. 11.111
captains “email; trivia. {who
601-0 611 .thgf mus». received Vinin-
g. l. Yale” 112111112111
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weilearned applause for the 1011le
solo, accompanied at. the‘ piano "by ’
t;
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elected president of the club; Leslie .
ofC the $921641 Education Depart-
4 111111111 suspects cousin-"€35
is grocery stores There were _1’1 otfis ~
prosecutions brought 11:9 1110 81.0111 .
car owned by “Mrs. C. l. Yale, of‘ this 7
and driven by not scum-1m? '
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we assunbicd so great a quantity or so wide a variety of excellent
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This annual event takes on additional importance this year because never before in‘the history of_ this big store Vhave
Furniture, Rugs, Draperies and House-furnishings at
There will be other furniture sales. 60 and see them. Then come here to see, so that you may have a basis for intelli-
gcnt, comparison which we shall 11110100 0.
" DINING TABLES.
$12.00,
Sale Price-......” $5.75
$15.00, Sale Price $9.75
$18.00, «Sale Price $13.50
$25.00, Sale Price $18.75
$30.00, Sale Price .. . $22.50
$35.00, Sale Price ...... $25.00
. ’
- BUFFE'Tg.
$16.50, Sale Price $12.00
$18,130 Sale Price $14.00
$21.90, Sale Price $16.00
$2500, SalePrice $18.00
$45.00, Sale Price $35.00
$55.00, Sale Price .. . . . .~ . . $42.50
ill
CHINA CLOSETS.
$15. 00, Sale Price.
.......$12.00
$1800.5alcPrice $13.50
$2190, SaicPrice $1650.
$2500.841ePricc ........ $18.75
12"
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MATTRESSEs
$20.00, Sale Price ....1. . $16.25
$18.00, Sale Price ........ $15. 00
$16.50, Sale Price .. . $13. 50
'.$12.00, Sale Price mt... $875
. $10.00, Sale Price ......t. $7.00
$5.50, Sale Price $4.50
$3.00, Sale Price ........ $2.50“
DRESSERSJ
$7 ‘50, Sale Price $5.75
$8.75, Sale Price $6.25
$950, “Sale Price ....1.._.V$7.50‘
$12 00, Sale Price ....‘
$21:0o, Sale Price .. “$167 50
$30 V00, Sale Price .. .$.24. 50
* ‘1 i .7 ° 4.
' 7 CHIFFONIERS.
‘ $7.50, Sale Price $5.50 '
”$9.66, Sale Price ....7".... $6.25 .
‘13.50, Sale Price .....17... $9.50
16. 50, Sale Price . . . ...312 75
. $18. 00, Sale Price. $13 25»
$27,000, Sale Price .. . . 7 $21.50.
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7. -_ 7 CREX RUGS
BRUSSELS RUGS.
8.3 x 10.6, Sale Price $925
9 x 12, Sale Price . .$10. 25 V.
REFRIGERATORS.
~$4.,98 Sale Price .$4.25
$7. 50, Sale Price $6.25
$8.25, Sale Price $7.00
$10. 50, Sale Price ...... .. $7. 75
.Ioo-ool
$12. 00, Sale Price ”$925
$19 50, Sale Price .. $12. 50
$21. 00, Sale Price. $14. 50
$25.00, Sale Price . $18.00
PARLOR sun's. " ~
$25.00, Sale Price . . . . .. . $18.00
$32.50. Sale Price. . . . . $21.75
$35. 00, Sale Price . ..... ‘.$26.00
$42- 50, Sale Price ........'$3475
$55. 00, Sale Price . . . . .. “$42 50
$85.00, Sale Price .. . . . . .. $69.75
LIBRARY TABLES.
$30100,.Sale. Price ' ' ‘ ' ' "‘ $4150 ‘ " r 6" $12. 00, Sale Price ... . . . $9.75
7935 2107183111 Price . $2.400 27 x 54. Sale P110; ”7”” . . 79c $14. 50, Sale Free. ..... -.~$fl
h ' ., $16. 50, Sale Price... $IV2. 75
“'5 ' ' ' 36 x 72,SSfilePPricVe ‘3293‘: $18.00,.Salc Price . ”$14.25
DINING CHAIRS ’ 5" x90, 0 me ' "7 ' ' ' ' 5 $21.00, Sale Price .. ...$16 50
.6 x 9, Sale Price $3. 25 $2500 8210 Price .. $9750
$5 50 Sale Price . $425 .533 x 10, Sale Price . _..8475 7 ' v '
$4'73' Sale Price $3'75 9 x 12, Sale Price .. .$5. 75
$3.75. Sale Price ........ $2.77 VELVET 7777773 CQUCHEs.
$3.25, Sale Price 2.50 . '7 .. ., ... 7 o. -
$3.75. Sale Price $1 93 .9 x 12, Sale Price 4.1.. .1. $13795 ,;,- g: 33' 2:}: 11:72:: .. _ $36.32
$1.25.. Sale Price . . .900. »» 9. x 12, Sale Price “$15.75 " 7 $1800: Sale Price .. . $14.56
' 9 x 12 Wilton Velvet, " ’7. $15 00, Sale Price .. ...... $11.75
., , Sale Price .........V-... $26. 50 '_ $ 023312 Price .$1650
BRASS BEDS- 8 x 10 Wilton Veiveti, $_ . 1 3335 . -_ 7
' VVSalc PriccV_,V..;,V.,, _... 22. 50 , 7 ..
$12110. sue Price $9.50“ " " - ' mommmmnsw ~
$13.50, Sale Price . . . . . .,1 $10.50 RAG RUVGS: =1: a;
$15.00, Sale Price $11. 75 - 7 4950’ Sale Price. ”7;; $750
$18.00 sale Price” 3‘3 5° 27 x 54. Sale Price . 690 $12.00, Sale Price $9.25
$21.00, Sale-Price . $17.00 35 ,7 7,, 37717, Price .....t _ .. 9377' $15 00. Sale Price .21‘..-$II.00§. .
$35-00: SalePnVce, - - - - - - - - $19-5° 54 x 90, Sale Price. ..... $1.98 . $16. 50, Sale Price. . . . $12.25 A. »
" 7 6 x 9. $33!: grits: ”.7... . 33-92 $18.00, Sa 0 Price .. $14.00
81110, as 1100,... 1.... 4.9 ~
L BEDS. .
ENAME V 9 x 12, Sale Price . ...VV. . $5.75 FANCY ROCKERS.
8, Sale Price . . .. ..... $3.25; ' ' fl" ” .. --.. , , " ‘ 1 -
$619110. Sale PM? .-.‘-- $4 25 AXMINSTER RUGS. 7._ 4. $37.75, Sale Price ...... .. $2.25
$890. Sale Price 35-25 . 7 $4.59”, Sale Price ”$3 25
$10. 50, Sale Price .,... $7.25 6 x 9. Sale Price $900 $7. 50, Sale. Price. ...,.... $4.98
$12. 00. Sale Price $8.50 8.3 x 10.6. Sale P160117“. $19.75 . $9 50. Sale price _____ $5.35
$15.00, Sale Price . $9. 75 . ‘9 11,121. Sale Price 17.77..“ $i'4'. 75:7 $10.50, Sale pm“; $.7 25
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CEDAR GIL.
wmo‘ow SCREENS
5Qc~size,"Sale Place ...-
500 size, Sale Price 390
_250 size, Sale. Price .. .... . 190V .7. .47
W290 size, Sale Price 2...... 210
25c size, Sale Price ......, 181'.- V
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FURNITURE POLISH.
50¢ size, Sale Price
250 size, Sale Price 7.....190
SCREEN 0057125.
$150,881: Price ...-.. ' .980.
$1.00, Salt? Price 75c
‘ ,, CEDAR 11025
$1.25 _sizc, Sale Price
75c size, Sale Pricet . .... 59c
» soc size, 8an PriceVV .... 39¢
390"
980
: , House Furnishings [ fl :_ ~ 1'
' if I 34985
$330;
, $2.50, sale Price
. $1. 98 sale Price .........$1.25.-
$1.50,.
$1.25, Sale Price 75¢-
' $7591
PORCH SCREENS.
‘ $1.98
SalcPricc 980'
PORCH HAMMOCKS. 7
we M’no-ounc- $375
Sale Price $, .
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