M Wilton. well-known um
. dealer and cigar man. on Van
M “this morning was reported
91.
I Each interest is being slfown lnnoon.
' mien sale or the 14 building lots
Mervin Beech tract, under the di-
Mn or H. J. Miller.
Word Amundsen, of the East Side
‘zlhroke‘n "local clamoring records.
MU he Went down the creek re—
timing with the record catch of 6
mole of clams.
‘ he defilh of William Hill, at MS
Mas house iii Bridgeport. yester-
in: morning. is grieved by local
M Mr. Hill was well known and
to: locally.
large wild cherry tree,’ which
Damnation-turned by the recent storm,
nae: avenue, has blockaded in!
tor some little time B’ranches have
' cut from the tree. and now the
a.
An ice-cream and ceke reception
m the auspices of the Women’r
musty of Christ Episcopal church,
ia‘heiug held this afternoon at the
jeans or Mrs. c. N. Wood on Osbornl
m“ j
Sixty- four local members of the.
lint avenue M E. church/lest night
Med out to the mid- week prayer
meeting. which. [or the first time in
‘W weeks. was in charge of the
m. Rev. S. P Fairbanks.
pleasing ottoman resulted from
_ initial meeting or the Women's
Mr: of Christ Episcopal church.
m yesterday atternoon was held
d M Whgeleg'.
“II will
no
machinist in the Yale J; «Powerho-
singer-d has been delegated
their flotoryt St Catherine. Gem
at. where he wi I be engaged in ape-l
t
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7
' clienzie. of West:
ehlhz’ Mien in Christ Epim.’
V‘rch on Gregory V-Boulevard
the absenco of the rector, new
I. Caskoy. D. D., who in cabin.
. vacation trip in the west. 3':
flip; Everett MWndes. of New York:
bfiilfilne with Mr and Mrs. Howard:
s. on Seaviewnvenue. , . J
M Merits. of Canada. has re-
to his home in that place at-
visit with his parents. Mr. and
mum Morita, on Howard eve-
One oi the sohooners anchored oi!
country Club lost its rudder use
p e heavy storm on Wednesday.
’np to press time today. no traeef
the missing steering piece could
‘ found. The s‘chooner's captain in-
0! some of the shore residents
0 vicinilY. but it has not “so
l
. » 41" .
Vrvlno L Ogden. Npringdale.
of Rowayton. is improving
his recent relapse.
V over announcement go! the
‘ ts Edward Tattle. which
beencoin pletbb.
Sunday evening, at?
ll
I;
I‘ cation}
ed a quantity of the colored mpg.
She was a daughter of John Raymond
at the Barton road, and well-known
here. Funeral services will be held
from the late home on Sunday alter»
with interment in Spring Grove
cemetery, Noroton. I
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No ROTON(
Simon.
Walla Marin; at the Post
has just sold his motorcycle.
in
Mrs. Frank Lane's tourieen-yeer-old
dog. Moses. died Wednesday.
Road
Illa Alice Horse is having new el-
entries! natures put in her bungalow.
The Darlen band has discontinued
rehearsals until the Monday after Ln
bor Day.‘
Dr. H. 1) Hanson o! the Post Road
is confined to his home with a slight
lndielech'.
The new buildup at the com
Noroton anll dilation evinuee'has est
Mrs. Frederick Sleuth; 5b,! ADarden
street has? sowio Wilton to rim her
husband's parent’s“
earl? Stunner ot Railroad Avenue
spent yesterday with trlemla in the
city 01' Br‘ldxml‘lr if»;
M
‘ an. Prank knooourcoj oi Spa}?
‘ave'nue has returned. troin a wealth
Illa his company to three months dutr Make. A“ 33: Wt have “0'- Vet' w
decided where to hold ll.
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The Misses Scoheid of Nollw York
wrisitlns their aunt. Mrs. William , ' I‘
Fairbanks of Maple avenue. VV
All; w I. Y El"
.. A .
lormer employees or Dairyman Booth-
ton. are now working in Bridgeport.
W
Stewards ot the Methodist Protes- : I .
int-t church will hold an ice Cream
and cake social next Tuenday evcn- .
“18
Mrs. S. A. Towie ct Hot Springs.
Art. is staying at Mrs. John WBrum
iner's oi the Post road for the rest of
the summon. ,
The Buy Scouts returned a few dhya
ago from a short campinfi expedition
at 0x Ridge. They named their camp
“Stony Brook."
Miss Alice Slsweon of Mt. Risen.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
W. 1. Austin. has gone to Pound Ridge
!to visit Iriends.
r
Miss Louise Langdon oi the Token.
eke road has resumed her duties in
the real estate onloe or Valentine &
Vick of Stamiord after eV short va'
.‘\
a
Mr and Mrs. e. {W Street of San
meme cal. are the proud parents of
a baby boy, which was born a week
ago Sunday. Mrs. Street is the dough-
ter of Mrs. Garrie McDonald. of the
Post Rand.
A large maple Elise in trout of G.
D. Tilley’s place. on Mansfield ave-
his. tour feet from the groom:
' was,
make the profit.
Edward Herman bud William Hoot. ‘
'nue. was broken oifV Wednesday mgrn- ‘ ,
1‘ he “
, accident blocked trifle: ‘ moo '
thing in the are
on
John Kelley is enjoying his vacation
in Maine. 5
Chautauqua.
u
Elsa Enamels Anderson is new driv-
in; s new Overland tour!“ o‘er.
purchased a Ford touring ea
-
m base in his usual elllelent way.
lion art‘s:- Rummy lee’t‘ In only.
‘ was deeded to the bemuah I?! John is.
11.1.. Hall is spendins two wee“ “3
J. W. Thurton of Ponus Ridge hf
$30 $25. $20, $18, and $15 Tailor—made Suits Smashed To
Here's Where 1 Throw Up My Hands. Beginning tomorrow You may walk Inmy store. select any piece of goods regardless
of former prices and tanner priczs were $25, $20. $18,815 and the price may he stood. Be your own salesman if you so desire.
Everything new one price. Whyi‘V it is our Ambition to do the greatest tailoring ominous in the state. the volume of business will
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You owe it to yourself to vesn'gahe lihla mnrevleua offer. blever before‘ In the history of the clothing or tailoring business
has it been possible to buy do es that have: sold as high so $30. V345, lee, etc, all at one price. no reservation. your choice of every-
re at $10.00.,
Will you. Mister Man, helpline is bring down the high comet lion’s Clothing? By dam; to yell will help yourself to save ‘
$10.00 to $15.00 on~eacla Suit. . .. .,
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He re-
turned Monday to camp near Atlantic
City, where he will spend th miter
Plrfi'ol 4' Amt. .
Rodney 'Llaht has started construe}
in; a road running Rom Seminary V
street north to the Parker has on the
extreme end'ei St john Plane. A per-
5" .v
Garrlah. for road purposes. The re»
muiniuz portion has best men a a-
highway tor a number of years, but,
was never worked.
Hols sol-liven;
e wire spasm Milli-s. Y]. El. 1111- ;
' . and lira. listen:
E. Smith’s tire shop in the Asehaner
bundles. .4
Lewis Olmsteed is employed at w; a
lief:
The entrance“ on Suburbia rm»
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answering WW
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stained doors. _
James Meal-ethical blew York visited
with his mother on Forest street aver
th‘ week-end. , - . ,
at blorthfield. mess.-~
tre has been painted white with ehelvrly~ ‘
h . —.
hire. 0 S Brown and sister-index:
Mrs IleSelliok. giro spending the week;
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EVAUCTI.
g A: THESE SALES WE WILL m ESPECIALY ESEY TERMS, WHICH WILL,
‘ the Eel-walks where you can buy or building lot, at pour own price. There is trolley by the
LINTIL coo
JUST 14
G LOTS TO SELL
Ieah 7?» t
.. WE HAVE women m ano AN
TWO DAYS-eTUESDAY, AUG. Ioth,
and WEDNESDAY. AUG. nth, at e
P M. each day on the property.
It”:
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Wewanyont'o earths bounty spot. I: reallythe last piece of water from in or near:
.shallmgive away a grill: many" beautiful and rvnluable presents and want
5 you to come and get them. Do elbow
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