u Vin but. 1:». count. Avo.
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3,
Th- limb sir! run director In the 911111
of‘ht Iodine with!!! Med, and
I‘ierre‘could not avoid striking ‘. Le
child.
The fist Norwnlk electric light
plant was very {ow/1111111, )ealelday
iarthat 1min feed lint-1. were not torn
down. no: the supply of juite cut oil
A few small wins were destroye-l, but
that was all the damage done by thv
Atom.‘ .. .
if the Boqrd of Estimate would ago-
Searkw avenue afttr 3‘ 1111133" .-
heavy um,“ mould understand the:
value of a permanent pavement on
this thoroughfare. Considerable mou- }
ey was spent for mantl'which' NI us-
ed to fill the rut: and hole; in the
road. The rain, however, washed the
sand from the mud onto the trolley
tracks, lamina a roughtr road than
i
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'104 WASHINGTON sr.
- SOUTH NORWALK
' i.
Style
Quality
Low Pr£96
5
rag-=3:
THE W6
MostFa'vomd
swam
ials
waWbeflleS eter; besides cauoing labor for the g
r ' - ll conductors and motomen of the Bar,
w. hive ”In: My ion 15 Point line 11110 had to sho‘cl the?
like one..— ‘ and off 1111: 1131-111. ‘
1' A large delegation of the . Ladies ' »
_ Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church,’ 1 . . ‘ '1 . 1'
"ALSO l of Gregory Boulevard. had a most 111-80130]!!! DICSHS a‘ H“ Bil“! hm!“ llV TaillOl'e‘ I Y0!“ Money's w Oflh
CANTALOUPES 1’ joyable luncheon at the summer home ’ ’ ' ' ’
' of tho1 rector. ittr-v. Teliafcn'o i“ L‘as- ' ' ‘ I e ‘1 I
' ‘AULAIT 2112‘};ng iRUlTS, 4 key. ll. 1).. in Sou'tbrort. yesterday 81- I :00] benitilul Drew: :2? (“mt ”M from “ “men s and M13588 Sllllb " In waSh messes
tomoon. There were eighteen indies I5‘30 to 12 5° “’9 0 c it A“ l." A” high grade gtmtents in model; ' ‘ I I l
. 1%“ particularly D 1 m.
VEOETABLPE : itrclel'enl, 111811911111? utilizing 111111l mp byi Spring and Summer Dresses. Fabiano-d of lab ouigcd to present and early Full wear. All colon L: tghltiully 0-”! 1:1) “55“ 1:; (:h. “3°" 7 '
.. '0 9-“ " C" "0“} “9 “'9 S“"‘"“ - . . . inc udcd and obtunable in any size Theo: suits ” non m mo rose a open.
1 luncheon. 11111 guests 11111;; 1-11111111111111 feta, crepe d‘ chute and °°mbmm°u "‘ Navy ' were only avail: do before this offering at prices 36 95 1111] $8 95
Tolephone Us 1523 , by the singmg of Miss Ethcl 0115111311. Black, Copen Ind Battleship Ore)» ranging to $25 ()9 ' L '
tlautllttcr of the rct'tur, 11111] the piztno -
We Deliver : selections by Miss Jessie Peck wcrc $9.45 and .12 95 Greatly Reduced to A variety 0f Wash Buss“ i“ (“51“! “brim"!
‘ W very mfl'cll enjoyed. The visiting lad- ' K 35'0“ and 87'50 models. For ckata ,1,“ at
\ . ., i1 -. weak in the ltighent terms of lb" .. 7 I 'l
~.'1t.111.'11 extcnded them by Dr. VOILE DRESSES WOMEN‘S SPORT COATS $1.98 imd $2.98
" ukcy and his hospitable family The ‘ , . 82-98 and s7 95 ‘
A51 1111111 was .1 ‘11lght spot in the social New, up-to-the-minute French Voile Dresses. ' . CHlLDREN'S DRESSES
life of Christ 11.1ur111 . , , , _ Popular models for sport or tounng wear. Many
Beautifully trimmed and in mouth: shades. in checks. 98¢ ..
ORWALK The“ dresses are all individual in style. Formerly CHINGHILLA COATS Formerly sold for no loss than 3 1.98.
N 1 sold up to $15.00. All wool white Chincltillo_Coato in the latest cut 0! fine wuh materials. Created for vacation
I Vi AYTON ‘ and we" tailored. Somo "1 Plflldlffld SfiPfl- 1 wear. Oi g'inghams and percnles. Sizes 2 to :4
1 $4.98 and...“ 88393 and 912.95 hycars. ', '
' 1-
TM Americans will play tl:.~e (119.. The annual tabarct supper and D -
tit-oh, Sunday, on the Wiotte lot, ldnnce at the 'I‘oltcnelte (lub 11111 b: - Choice Sport Skill“ Silk Fllll'e Sweaftf-l's Awning Stripe Skirts I
1.1111111111931111“ the Durlon‘s Point item 3111111111151. 1112111111111: 3‘ ‘0 ,1 111 I R kab ' I.
:3. yesterday, 111111 burned 0111 one 0; 21111111110011 is 111191191110 shine 11W" W .Variouo “Wk“ 0‘ Swan" “flaw” “mm I“ An oooortment of attractive models in planning
moloro. t e an 11 01c: dun So a,“ Wh . . .
P c it: Corduroy Skirts, including. some “N“‘W'l- “M" “d ““3 woor, 1n Copen. and stripe combinations. Made of Palm Bench cloth I
Bertram \\1c1i, 2111:1111 ilVl’nuc' 1,- at The juwnue water 11110933 1181111an Old I'D”. Hmdoomely trimmed with collar and
”\vinltor at Nyack, N. l". during this
" ‘ "yook.
Thomas Hendricks, of Aiken strecl,
Nor-walk. «old 11 pnt'ccl of real estate
' (o A. Rusell. of Scavlew atenue.
Juscph Kresko, chief operator in the
211:4: Norwulk Electri: Light Plant,
is bpending today in Now Y1"k City
11M"; pleasure trip.
' ' chd Lockwood and» Humid 'lutztfl!
' upent j'esrcrduy Minn: at who Wilt"
cabucic lint-old caught :1 llrgo lug-
~ mouth 11111111 111111.. 11111111 wetgiiel 1m
.' mum‘s.
TM house owned by Mrs. Mary Day
on Betts Place, was Hirllt‘k by tight-
nlng. ycstcnluy afternoon The bolt
. hit the it our of the house. and tore. of!
the blinds '
1.1111111 of sand and dirt are being
lprettd 01 er the public dump, at the
cut end of the Washington 111th
bridge in an effort to ‘remove odors
which anses front it.
x
A numbcr 01‘ lm al farmers complain
(but their corn and other crops werel
plrliolly (lcstroted b) the wind and
um yesterday. This 1111 may make
‘lmllstlally high prices for native vegc
“bios and fruits.
The Christ Church 511311111; 5"
picnic will be held at
Thursday. July 211111.
‘~Ol'
' 11
at 9:30 a. m. A bit: t‘mn is
looked forward to. by
“'40! the school.
_ Harold llall found 11 rowbott:
‘Belld Island, y;',esterd'11 containing
”no worncn’s apnure l and a coiple of
mm 111111.115 It is thoucb: that the
Ming
'J‘fln.
' “-Tbe members of the Women's Auxil-
lutyof Christ church were the guests
'0! not. Mr. Cnttkey, of. Southport. yes-
terday. About '18 members, made “to
“trip and all enjoyed themselves to the
utmost They armed home safely
, ‘flu in the afternoon, in spite of the
'nunder storm.
I. 'A tree in front of tho 1111111111 or nod
E: Lewis H. Cummings of 1- 1:1: meet
no oti'uclr by lightning yesterday of-
1’1Intocn. A large brunch was 1111) of!
no tree. Eugene Scodeld, who lives
not door. and who no Handing on
m. buttwos not oerlonsiy‘ lrturcd.
ninth Brandon. of. Chit-led 1111.1.
W caught in the storm off of lactic;
Mud. roundly mom batik been
“as. but min: the waffle
dim muttlod for outcry on the luv
fiber-o heotayod until the storm
Roton Point“E
"are “ill lca’vci
the Hanford Switch, 111 East Norwalk.‘
the 121911111133 '
'off
his front 3100» when the the hilt lot?
1&9 my!“ knackezl over by ltl‘
Iby the Tokcm-ke t‘tub last Suturdtt
lietttusc of tho bean;
Thctt‘l
1111111125111 bc 11111.1 the young peou'c of“
I
‘Wt‘lt‘ postponed,
until the touting Saturday
the Tokcnekc summer colony are
13011111 91‘ the must lnterootlns e1 M113 of
. 1
A trainiunr camp for women Honk:
tho linen 111i” mflitul‘y training cunt'lp
Harmon.
read.- to 011-11 next Tucsdn it is 111111
ly locu 1d on the 1111111111) 111’ Mrs j
Josephine Cray. Which 111111 how 11111.l
ttttd woodlnnd combined. Th“ 16'1th
1hm'e been up for .«11111':.l day. .1;11l‘.1
cook housc has been built. 111 1-1o11d.'
which will bc found 11111111 m 1'11 wt”
it'lct‘nble than canvass duriutt wine of
the wct wctnher prevailinc horn 1'1st
season. The camp ix ttndcr thc rum—g
plcc.~' of thc \11ti11t111l Special \11 So-
ciety, 11nd lira “illimn Alcxund r. (11’
N011 l'111k,\\lt11 with smcrai :t-‘s'lt-i-
1
llama, has been getting it ready, is,
Anlnside Bath,
1 MakesYou Look
and Feel Fresh
anyo o glaoo of hot wotor with
phonphuu boforo brook!“
knpo lllnooo umy.
Thlo oxcollent, commofooonoo»
bulth mount-o being '
adopted by millionm,
w
I
Physicians the. “uric otcr rccnm
lsido cleanliness, because the skin.
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, causing ill health while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do..§
Mon and women are urged to drink
each morning. before breakfast
glasa of hot water with a impoonfulj
’ in I, an 11'
of limestone phospbatb
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach. llyer; kidneys and
bowels the previous duy'o indigeotllilo;
mdterlnl. poisons, sour btlo and toxin»;
thus cleansing. 11112111111111; and M
fylng the entire alimonury canal
ach.
Just as soap amino: wutor cloo'noo
.and freshen mullin. robot voter und
lithosi‘ono phoobnote not on the oilin-
ln§w¢e cram. '
1111111111 who more 1111 1191111 11:11 haunt f: , '
mud 1111131111, mm& or mu :1
“12115111115 laud, 41111111 «ointm-
nold otomaclr other! mm W
to, Milan! 111111111111 . Mm
111111 our. 11111119111111: 11111111- 111111111
the Scutton. ' I
”Wily“. .‘L'orit, «I
Prim.
z
of velvet corduroy are featured at moderate
$2.98~$3.98 . I a a
" cufi‘o.
,
‘ 36-“
fi 2
and gobardlne. “
$288—$338
In Biol
I,
,3
allsizcs......
..........
l
l
erly sold up to $3.98 . . . .
1,. 11111111111111 Best attends
Voile Blouses in beautiful 111151 oomblnutionl
. Handkerchief Linen Waist: I. ............ 98¢
'White Embroide 'cd Waiots, many with frills.
Crepe do Chine Blouses, in broken lots. form-
888
-4 “5‘
Y
69¢
I
ed and
9815. $1.49
.—.. $1.49. 32.49
-s
-,...‘_.. A. - ...,.
“I 1rosidcnt of the, organization.
111111p will be similar to the (Titevy‘
011111111 Camp; opened recently neur
Washington. and in which mony lead-
1111: moiety women 1111111 through 11
frigid coursc of ttuininit for service to
the country In the 1-yent of war. Tho
icamp 1.1 not to be all work and no
play, for the place is sold to have been
inllmll‘ably chosen for cannelnc 11111:;1'
11111; and bathing. Any u'cll- recom-
I’ncndcd women may join the mint) if
.1 she pay $12 per work for board or 81
iyer day without board. an a day stud-
cttt. Each cumncr according 111 N‘-
Quorts, 111 roqnlrcd to provide herself
'tvilh nine-ten articles of equipment,
‘1cr1nnlng {with two sheets and pillow-
boot had been anchored by t': c. 0\\:1- mend the lnaidc bath. claiming thit is cit-‘93. onrl ending Will! I 000“! knlfo
“flint bud drifted atvr.) 1luring the of vastly more importance than out- in electric flnfihlamo. a raincoat. 2
, 11 hlto midd) blouses, one dark blouse.
a rubber blanket or poncho, :1 hair of
broun aneaits, and a clothes-bug nith
‘loop‘x and pucker strings," arc items
of milady'o war outfit. Baggage will
a; be limited to beddingvroll and suit-case
or small Iteamer trunk. Some of the
things to be taught are hygiene and
homo nuninunrot aid, wireless tele-
1mm, motorcycling. booting and
military discipline. With theoxceptlon
of the absence of mm the daily
routine will have a midi-cry character,
“J 11 to 31:11» 1111-“ rovotfé at nunrloo to 1:11:11
'om 111111111; more food into the amm— 11- W l3 m.
The
‘ undo:- m Inland WWI.
i ‘~d\tnrd llarton is now employed at
Collins mutants-it at the Heights.
Mrs. 'Borthn ”Shelton. of New York
in spending the summer with Mr, and '
Mrs. Peter Dnddonn.
Mrs. i“ .\l. tinmllng, the artist of N1.
roton Heights, but left town (or Muba-
chuootto, whero she bu rolutlvoo
. Mm. Illorgarcl
l’nnnono and Lilo-z
.lcn tie Dndtlomt of Stanford huvo been?
;Crepe de Chine
Undergarments
trimmed.
$1.98~52.00
Crepc de Chine Camisoles. mode in a large vor
rioty of styles. Unusually low priced.
79¢~$L49
nomad-.1-
I.
1.
Nu I .
toys.
Flowered fatten Petticoau
Strictly high gradc gunmen“ with adjustable
Th°“°"‘“ 5mm Chemise? «kindly embtotdf‘ ~ ‘ .. _ 1,9819 ' - '~=
CHILDREN‘S COATS
1 Servicooblo Coats. Just the thing for1 summer go-
ing out and for school war. We advise a put-1
, chase now. In checks, till: poplin: and cordu-
51.93.32.911. $3.93 1
S..\l11rino 13111111111111 in spending the
voummer in .\oroton, is in N111 lurk
for 11 short visit
Mrs, (loom Robbins. who has just
' returned from short trip by uutom 1bi‘.o
‘ which was nuhdt- exciting by the 11'1'1 nt
ghcnvy ntonns. is now entcrtaintnu’
2 guests at the home known as the (711111
’Jnnndant’o residence. at tho Soldlor.
Home, Noroton Holshto. Among
ull‘
\‘itllllng Mr 111111 lira. Peter Duddono. Iguana me Miss Robblfli and Miss
w.11: Ashton lnut polntodn to store
.11 the "nights, and also tint-of his
neighbor. . Emblem Schneider. tho'
lbncbroom proprietor.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Mlllopoush
who have. boon spondl‘ng the pool three
months at Sitter 3.3.111th, have
returned to their home how.
Mm lrang Linton of Now Rochelle.
hm: been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charms Scott of mrmun Avenue.
and her sister. Mrs. Emea't Killiolt.
'Mr 1nd Mrs. W. 1. Austin “8‘: enter-
taining the former's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Austin 0! Pound Ridge. for
a couple of weeks,
‘ John I). Crimmlnl.
bone in Norolon.
Theodore Husdon Willi: of Charles-
tozt, S. C. who to now It Point Plou—
:mt, N 1., will shortly nuke o visit to
Stamford ond Noroton. .
Dr. Theodore H.311)”. ominoul or
mothbn‘lntics at Brown Unlvorilty.
., is back of bio
' with Afro. Brown. ‘ltuvo motored to
Chicago. where Dr. 51mm will tutu u
would: com in motnernotlca
50m Krit'tu‘c. rumor 311111111
. Wltoltlnn' seldomlntotm.”
locum infusion Wt
Yulo’ o rm; my.
i Hadley, a gifted artist of Pennsyh 1111
1 in“
11M!“ Minnie R. 311133111 of Noroton is
Ion 11 short vlnlt to Mrs. Paul Allen
Curtis of uniting Mr. Curtis is o
cousin of 'l‘ endure (locum ob .ad 11
short time ago, when Mr Curtis .11 ed
1 in Oyster Bay. he and Col. Roosevelt
looked so much alike that they wont
often token for each 11111111.».(1111-
1 1.1- in o Democrat. The Comm 111 ~. :11:
i time lived in Greenwich, and they have
friends there and in Noroton, where
Mrs. Curtis is a frequent visitor.
The. King's Highway at Noroton is
having a top dressing union the wool»
outs mode" during the lost two so;
rare storms. A new handy-lifted sign
reading "Ye Olde King's Highm
'Klng Charla: l in the center of (5'
tendon and points lilo my to 11 from
1:0 “atom avenue."
Torrid “that; dldfiot proton?
their parts splendid}.
Mun. which no out up at the 1111111511,
. of thin rand ond~tno Port Road m
and thc ring-
ing 1111.3 all good, but probably thc 111'.
diencc enjoyed most the antics 111' 1111
boys ‘who rcprt-sentcd the jump-inc»
and the toy animals, for when tilt-31:
becamc animated. the boys “tern 511111.
full n in to indulge in antics 'and in
noise—and \therc is the boy
doesn't enjoy such a pritilege? 'l‘n'
story of the playgin thakof 1.1e ex-
periences which bcfell Bonnie tliiss
Scllna lloylei, the daughter of Tack
' Hammer. the Old Toymttker (Bradford
Ballard). Wandering in the woods
near her father's shot) at thc close of
day, she to overtaken by the Sand-
man (John 94ch), who puts her to
sleep, and, during her non she dreams
wonderful things regarding the 0:11
.toy- -shop. which the play reticuls to the
audience. Aurelio. (Miss Theodora
Holmes). ' a fairy who has refined from
business because boys and girl: no
longer believe in the fairy business,
gives her a bottle of fairy smelling
suits by titans of which all the toys
in die olion on brought to life, and
lino ”adventures, some enjoyr
able. Mothers not no pleasant, 11119
1111. 11m a‘lfall' or Lucy 313111111 (11111:
W Ollfittoi which m her song,
16413111111 an oil ninth: in will! of "I've Got 11 Point in My Suwdust."
may noun, drtlIo odd dances were
nuanced by no» m untmated
mdrlmnulrlmnm. Dorian
a. month no, uttrocto confideratfi'o swim to pix-om tllo all: 11wa president of did
n 1111811
wood-111111111511:
'ixmma 11.111111 8
11‘ it o'
' F: :1 “ ;s:-_-=J'
ln the Moon, John Matteo; a touring
dou, Miss Emma Batesj'Bo-Peop, a
singing doll. Miss Helen Mm; a
Japanese doll. Miss Margaret 1111111,.
two clowns, Kenneth Contrlll and
Paul Harrison; Jumplnx Jacks, un-
mand Beauregard, Chapman Beaurc~
gard, Roger Bell,_Georgc Bennett, ind
Watltcr Van Tanned; Antonio, Kenneth
Godfrey, James ‘Hutver. Btepbcu
Wood, Ray Vttn'l'ttssell~ 111111 Alfred
Yaetmt: (‘hina dollunldlloeo Marion
Oddy, Winifred Whttclaw, Jodi Wylw
Edna. Bischke. Marjorie Quinn and
Wrethrn W hltelaw, Pupor dolloz- Mic. »:
eo Gertrude Brando. Loom finnda,
Morguerlto Fleming. .1111me {effer-
son. Helen Waring and “We;
Letter blocks. Misses Hololfldlrofom,
Edith Green, Maud Hilton-11‘ Doro-
11111 11111111, 1111111 121111111, 11111111118131.1111,
Lillian Tooker and Helen Willem;
Bones of the Bridesmnldo, Mar-
gnret Reid. solo dancer; m Anna
Bates, Ethol. 0131mm Jarvis
Susie nzo, Dorothy Mambo and
Lillian iltton; Fall!
Eastman. Eleanor
Davenport, Julia Grecn, Dom: God-
frey, Doris Finch, Lois Flood, Betty
Litchfleld‘, Audrey: Millimfln'dbce
Millspauxh, Alberta )1 I
lad Flosole Yon“.
, l8
1111111111111 111 1111 1.111111 1.111.111 tee.
1,1.
111! drive or walk ortho 61d um. flu. war!" no llbrnw‘I‘ man-unnoiuotoinar Wl’huo
Sumo tuna matron-o won a 11111111111111 ‘
mono certain portion 111 Dart-tr» wMofiun-uoo; at rootorta omen Kirk. m 6 W3
trytotquotbonmo’oltho'rofl‘l‘ ‘ ~ .
o,
lips, Mrs A. H.391! Hiram
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