t.
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..some of Mr. Sonnenberg‘s goods which‘
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' Sport Slopes
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Palm Beach Cloth ..nd Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
' Malnckemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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Another 75C Record ; We can suit the whole ‘ w w - 3113‘
_ family in bathing suits.
BY the Marimba. Band * plain colors or stripes. ma" WEDDING
Cavailetra Rusttcana It's rather a delicate proposi-
' and tion to experiment with a A] GRACE CHURCH
Fading Leaves cheap bathing suit. The
camera fiend is apt to be
DONNEIJL’Y,S Johnny on the SPOt' A l'f’l‘i' Pretty wedding \\ as celebrat-
Reliable suits from $1.00 to ed Saturday afternoon at .3 o'clock
VICTROLA PARLOR . $5.00. when Gladys M. Sanger became Mrs.
16 South Main Street. I Then when the dip is over. Mbm "amend BM” The ""‘mey
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, was performed in the Grace church by
:3; 2;: Shines; End Play it... lier, J. Benton “-9.... ...... it...
a 3 0y. Louis B. llowcll. Miss Sanger is the
WEATHER FORECAST. '
m" daughter of Mrs. P. M. Sanger and is
l"o:eeast for Norwalii and vicinity: Rogers & Stevens \ery popular in Norwalk society and
l’uttzy (Itiudy and probably showers to- ' has a wide (‘ircle of friends, Mr. Belts
high: and 't‘upsd.._\g Norwalk SO. Norwalk is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert A.
There is no well-defined storm a‘ra .Bettrt of Newtown avenue and is well
this niotnini: east of the “why MOUll-V —lizil»iTh_‘§t.oo‘t;-booltElie-epe’rs—Jfojh:' known and DOWN" in this ('lll'. He is
' ‘a salesman for the Erwin .\i. Jennings
tains. hut cousidcmhle cloud) and ““‘tt'envtul National Bank, has started
settled weather prevails in the Pflsi'lupun a two weeks’ \iication. iMotor (‘37 (‘0‘. 0‘ Bridgeport, am! is
ern districts. Light. scattering show-5 3m" 5“"9‘“) “r ”W Company.
l'l‘s were reportei during the last 241 in and M” “t_ ll. Baldwin havel‘. The bride “"5 ““9“ “W." by h"
"0“” i“ “MPH" dim-m" 9““ 0f ”Wireturned from a ten days“ attiotnobile‘ :il'Olht‘l‘. trunk Sanger. t‘iifiord Betts
MEN-WM” riter. ’l‘he it’ll'i'PIi‘l‘U"*‘5i-.ttt. ”mm-Eh New York and New J". .1 brother oi the): roomhacted as best
continue high in tile central and west-i set. {mum “h”? lilGdhl‘e’ezhlslt‘rs 0‘ the
. . t'bride were bridesmaids. They were
! Mrs. Stewart Elliott. Mrs. E. Raymond
tund Miss llelen Sunset After a short
.wedding tour to the eastward the cou-
az‘tl ' (1) d\ 'nd. -'hii u. it . ’.' t -' . t " . l'. ‘ -
P .i in . .1 some“ t n st Ittl I out titlitlllL pnilton, tht litsest I Die will reside in their “0““. erected
weather with slightly higher lt‘fllpt’l'rztl‘tnlti of the )tnir was present Stitur-éhum‘. on Newtown Terrace (July the
iitut'c titty etenirtu. The night was ideal for: relatives a'id immediate “hindh of the
_ tiillllilik. ilt‘ill‘l clear and cool. Music} couple “1.“. present.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO “its iuinished by the (have orchestra.
TODAY. ‘
ern districts, Seterul piztces repurtj ,__ __.._
)llilxlnllllll temperatures oi ltttt. i in spite of the tint that girls under
Conditions favor for this vicinity: t'iLiiilt‘l‘i were buried from the itoton
t ————__—
i HUTKAi—SZEMPIAS.
'i'etntit-i'iiittrt-t Low. 75: high.‘ hitre ttttmd no truce of Nicholas (‘orri-l N85. were married Saturday afternoon
9h. i'nt‘tiy cloudy. tdini. the Strawberry liiii ltalian. wholhy the RM. Gabriel IXJkUs. of the n...
.stiiithed .\tc\itntici‘ liissoio, ort‘r n . loi'mcd liungttrian church,
t \\t‘t'h' itiltt in .'l street light. Rissolo is?
‘ ,‘ul‘iltitltliiy imi'roying and it is ”must" i ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. -
illliti he \till he :t‘tle to leave the hos- Mr. and Mrs. (tut-1 Wurtzlmch of
tpitui not)". lime, Muss. have announced the en-
‘ ”“““—“ . xuxement of their daughter. l-Ithel (‘ur-
“‘“ t it. It. nttdtt, or (he Nttl‘waili Yttrttt , tt.‘ to Tm...v he” Am..." 0, no“).
T'It‘ Mlliifll‘." “Tim?“ 0f Slim” N‘"’.t‘inb, “on at l.ll.‘t‘illlltllli. S:iturti:ty.iti,tt.tt Mr Attttttpr is‘ recehing the con-
walk I‘m,“- NO‘ 539' l“ 0' 0' M" will the “Q" FIJI». bl' 81X lllillult‘r. Mr-‘nrutulations of his many friends in
1‘01" “ meeting “t ”‘9 MOO" Home, 0“ lludd sailed his newly purch‘iseti I thin city. He is one of our prominent
Tuesdayeveninlz.Juiy18th,ai8 p.111. _\.tt-ht "\‘truininf' William \it'lluuh': young oyster growers. and is well
.-~- - :“r‘touth Wind" "in“? in fourth in the known as it talented mush-inn. h'ting
A "“” "‘1“ "““""“' “f ”m committcc I lilt't‘ it P the bttrits in the star ci'a-s ithe tenor soloist in the. uuurtet choir
“‘llitil hutl (‘ilill‘L‘t‘ of the recent police ...-~___._ tof the Norwnlk Methodist church, llia‘
rfitlt‘t‘mi'm “I“ be held this “hermit", The Ntit'thik police ltith‘ been it-‘ht'tl fiance is. popular with the rmmt: s0-
in the t'ity Ilitil. 'tt, t... on the looltont fur Salvador tut. cit-ty people of late and has many ac-
‘pussc. of Huntington. N. y” who is complishments. lltth have the host
Mrs, Altrcd t‘rowit-y was discharg- “I‘m”, in that (.h). for “Wm.“ “t, is wishes of ii large circle of friends.
ct! from the Stamford Hospital. Silli-itt‘rmt two thug-e Md 1‘)... lhnfling.
“a-V- “n” ”in“ 01“““""l ”W“- M"5'.':tttt poliet- think that ill‘ came in this‘
“NH” is H‘“ ““31”” of M” A- J' ‘ direction and are making every effort
Mrs. Paige Gives Luncheon.
Mrs. Allen W. l’tllg.‘ was hostess
this noon iii :i luncheon on the spa-
cious yerimdn of her residence ;.t
. . - . - I ' ' ' t cc iron in honor oi thr‘rc
01d “ 9” (oinlnantiery. L. 0. (-. i .. 'l‘lte inrucst crowd of the season WM “ilk ”a ' g .
' ‘ lirttimleet and the htrtiiday nnnircr-
will hold its regular meeting tonight. t. .. . \' tstcrhn' The shztrk
'ti its rooms- (Her the s‘outh \‘Oi‘w'ilk r” ttmpo 8‘ 'H h "' ‘ " _ sary. of ti recent hridc, her diiuzhtcr.
‘ A H k A ‘ rum”! to MW "0 tertor for ntiyont. \irs Itiwreuce (‘ornwnli former'y'
‘ ' ‘ \ i 7 ' ‘ ' . ‘ I ‘-
'irust Company. A“ should m- D“ "tit t‘rltTtiitl'. 35‘ lilt‘t‘t’ “‘9"? 1| grunt mun) \iirs \iinnie \‘ichols whose mnrriafit‘
Skidti. lit) upttrt head hint.
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ent as important business will be in the “mgr. 'I‘hc t‘ontpo Life Guards“) lirank llunt tnkcs NM? on Sn'ur-
transacted. ip.tttollt-d the bench ull tiny. and their day; my Marguerite Bishop. whose
ti“’-‘"“"" undoubtedly gm“ “55umnw_tuarriziite to ll. be Baron Peter. M. 1)..
A complaint was made to police ... the timid ones. “in.“ plucc on July 29; and Min-s Dot-
headquarters "‘5‘ evening ”at n: #‘“ lotity ”moss. whose nuirrittge to R'ilp‘t
strange man wit.“ prowling around the in turning out to avoid httttm: 8 Blackburn will take place in Octohpr.
1101159S 0" Hilllt‘rt‘rl The .(‘On‘hlaint:tiii'l, .t tarts .n'irim c-r. bettrin: na'rhe other guests were the bridesmaids
was investigated. but the otllcers could New York license. struck itnothcr New * a tthe Cornwull-l'iiige wedding and
find no ”“9 or any 039- \'ork car, bearing the markers 111.242.1 included Miss Lillian Pearson of t)\'cr-
lyestctday afternoon. on the (‘onnecth1 brook. Pu. Miss Edith 1.. Riker. Miss
The ("33" 0‘ Emil Sonnenbcrg "5-|cnt turnpike. near the Sterling garage. liaurictta Bishop.——Bridgcport Stand-
Adums Express Company. was settled The latter my wng somewhat damag- am
this morning. before Judge Vosburgh,'od‘ the rcar mud guard and the run- . i
m “‘9 ‘30“'"‘°“'n mu”: by Judge TM“ E'tllj.‘ it'tat-d of the loft tm 1 side were. Mrs. J. Sewer and her two daushr
lor appearing for the defendant. Linx- l'il‘llt’ti on“ and the car was scratche ,ters. who have spent the past two.
wellcr & liegeman represented the‘The owner made complaint t0 the taiweeks with the farmer’s sister, Mrs.
plaintin‘, who started the action 0""?(‘anolicm who are investigating the Elton D. Baker. of 27 Union street.
“milk?“ by the express company to case. are about to return to their home in
‘ Walton. N. Y. Mrs. Sn‘wyer expects to
from Dr “2.
they had delivered, th Ma- get a health cretlflcat , 1
Captain Clarence True. or e j'l‘racey for her two children and so be
\ Wimp YGunyt‘omptmy .0: the fistfihty-l able to make the return trip directdn-‘
e , in)“ tltww'r ork. who I: [tipgbneitecticfii stead of the longer route, by way of
St’llson S RemedypicA. en, ems, come. 0 \ lDanbury. I
tstoclt. and holds membership in the . |
‘Sons of the Revolution through de~ C. W. Genzley, manager of the 31.!
O
i ' Malal'la ""0““ from Emu“ Ezra ii-Vde' Captain V. Bole‘se Undertaking CompanY. J.§
i'rme'“ grandfatheh R9“ ”all“ ““93 R. Jones, MiSI Viola. Warrall and Mrs.‘
50c bottle fwas for many years a member of the! M. A Cope. of Davenport. Iowa. were!
faculty of Wesleyan University at i guests at the residence of 31,1 (}_ 11,}
\liddietown. The captain's mother-Van Alstyne, Bayvlew avenue, yester.:
I‘VLS a native of Middletown and her dBY- The party hue been attending
Stiiison-i’bweii-Cnrporation
i PRESCRIPTION “”95""! litttrtity still live there. He is a broth-.me session of the Shrinel‘s held lastl
t 82 Washington 31"th . iwmtaw of Jofin T. Gilroy. ot .‘iouthl week in Buffalo and are touring that
, South NOMIlk. Ct. Norwalk. East before returning to their home in'
£_- r r-__. _ ‘ V. j—‘g Davenport.
' ., Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Durant of Beth-
' e1). W. W. Swords. of New Haven; Mr. I
most ny 001. and Mrs. Charles E Steele and Doro-3
. thy Steele of Ansonis, and Mr and
, Mrsmrttam 'r. Havlland or Bridge“
- u i. ' port. and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bitumen!
is an open door to the skilled burglar-crook. l and Mr. and Mrs, G‘ hammer “a:
i
O . . ,daugbter. of West. Haven. have been
There 3 one kind. however, he never tackles—the kind iweek-ertd Hem at the Swords lounge”
that protects the vaults of the South Norwalk Savings t1°w' we” “"““°'
“ Bank. Are your valuables safely behind this door? l William 0- Two"- 0‘ 1"?!an 9t»
' twill leave this week for Patterson. N,
'We rent Boxes in this unit for $4 a yearn ‘
. . , . 'QI teeelter in the Spencer Businee'a
tactical In no city. Mr. Mor ma-
Mod this“
A" -‘"“ ”i" NOVW‘HR police officers) Audro llutitai and Miss Mary Szcm»l
3., when be but accepted 1 position *
Here’ 3 NATURALLY good flavor
Who put all that good flavor in Perfections?
Nature did. with the help of Sun and Rain. No
i fancy curing-stunts could improve the tobacco in
Perfections. Here’s tobacco that’s real in its
wildness—real in its refreshing taste. It’s JUST
NATURALLY GOOD. Try Perfections—today.
tilt at
. BEEARETTES
to son at A59 PACKEDQO r-thot .
'2" ' . . -. 5--
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immld J. Connery. of Georgetown,.'eti to his duties. this morning. with
classmate 0! Leo Deiohery, of 58 Mainline Dchi! and Palmer Com‘any, of. R
street, Daubury, at Fordham unlver- New York city, after enjoying a two, I" U CS
shy. has returned to Georgetown “f“tt-ecks' vacation. 1 E
ter spending a week in that city. as: .;____ f U R N IT U R E i A N C E8
the guest of Mr- Delohert‘. t .tiiss- Margaret Fudor. of 331’ Pew.
ti-lt-e Trust Company, trill resume hcti
Special outccr Jcremfnh 90m”. Euh,‘tiutics on Wednaaday. after enjoying: iii F U R N i T U R E C 0,
stitulod ior Ofllt‘er Charles Page Sol-.‘“° weeks‘ vacation. which she ru-trti l27- l 20 W A5 H i R C '73," ST.
urduy evening. and Special Ottlcer Ad- in New York city with friends. ‘ SOI N O R W; A L K
ams substituted for Officer Murphy. ——:_
last evening. lei- ’ i Sit-mes Kelly returned todtiy to hisiI
...... duties in the (‘ity National Bani! after,
i
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Van Wag- liming enjoyed a two weeks' vacatlcnfl
enen. of Bnyview avenue. arrived home Fichnrd Podzelnl started on nis \‘il(‘d~ Delicious Creamery Butter . .. ...............,.,,,, 32¢ ii)
today front Oxford, New York. where tiou today. | '
they have been spending tue past ten: i Pure Lard ..........................o....:...,“_ 15¢ 11)
days i R‘ muel \icGowen it‘lulY chief of? ~ .
—-'—' . n . ' (..l ' i. I Condensed Milk» full weight "wt-vu-‘iuua... 8¢ Per can
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly and gentle South horwalk Fire Department. .
Thomas. Jr” of Hillside street. are nailed on his tenday vacuum to} Pink Salmon . ..........v.... 8¢ per can
making a visit. in Paterson, New Jer- ““3“" N- J-- ””5 morning. .
SPY, and Mrs Reilly “I” ramain “D'E Crlsco - . o r . . e r s n u s u e e I a o e .«o_.i. . cu...o'.~_‘.oc‘¢ 25¢ per Call
til August let. 3 Lawrence Patti returned to hit du-V
.... tiles in the J. M. Layton (‘0.. aftc: a}
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Randall.:,\‘-L-ek’s‘"vacatlon. which he spent in: As STUIIII
of Elm Grove street. who are at Boston. ‘
Nash's island, Noroton. expect to 1-0-1 -—-—- I. 24 Cottage Street. a NOWalk.
main until about September ist, Thomas F. Flnherty. of Prospcctare-t‘
inue. returned today to his reportoi-liil. .
/ . .
MTS‘ Waldo O'Brien, Of New 01".Cutles on the Norwalk Hour, after it} "
leans. La, nelce of Mrs, H. C. Sherer, it"erk's vacation.
l
is a guest at the residence of the doc- ' :
Sperry «I Barnes Sugar Cured Hams .....--..--.........“
tor. 1 West Washington 5m?“- i illiss Frances Costello. Putnam ave? Breakfast Bacon ..... . ..... .---.-u...“ {tom 20:; 23c.
nue is enjoyinga weeks vacation from vim?” BPicnike .............................-...----.. ......... '15::
Donald Shepard, of Wilton avenue. her duties in A, J. Collins store, NOw Gm e “on. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' e ' "---—--—--v-««.. . . . , , 20¢.
. enulne Spring Leg of Lamb ...............--
is enjoying a two weeks vacation Main street. t Fore-quarter Lamb ...........‘...... ... “...--.....‘_.H 25°-
from his duties in the “We” COW ' 3 Lamb Stew ..... .................:::::::::"""”"1 .1,“
‘3' National Bank. in “'3“ street. i Edward Mallory. of Elwood pinch; Chuck Roast. heavy beef .....,....,,____,"__-_‘__-““:: :2: 21%:-
Lean Pot Roast. no bone_................-...-.«.--..... 18c
iFlrst district has secured n position! _
t \ I
Prime Rib. beet beef . . . . . . . . . . ......-......_. -.." 24:. 26¢.
MW 3- Manning, of Stamford, {maths citcufieur far New Milford parties. I Home Dressed Fowl:
Miss Mary Fahan, 0t Norwalk. werB; I, Fancy Routing Chicken...:---“m«"""' 23¢-
the guest of Mrs. 3' F‘lahertY. .0! 52 Lloyd Cave has secured a positicni Native Veal ... ..... .....::::.........”««:u;l:u.it.1 32c.
“Spring street, yesterday. in the Fnirfleld County NatlonaiBank,‘ A” kinds 0f cold meats’ or sandwich“. ' ‘ ‘ 6c, "P
. Everything in fruit and fresh vegetable. .
tfot- the summer months. : corned Beef .......................unnum.‘M 12c up
"nTSt.
Police Sergeant JIHarry Gibson; ..
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started today on a ten days vacation. Raymond Mngner has returned to? C CHARNOK Telephone 583 a. 16 '3‘
His duties ylll be attended to by “19:135.; duties in the Norwalk boot slit-pi
””12" latter a two Weeks‘ vacation. - %
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. of 21
In.
George street are spending a few days' Edward Grinrod, of the Norwall. m “V3120
with relatives‘ln Norwalk. tSsvings Society. started today upon a .
ltwo weelis’ vacation. 4“ I an, rpm.
Illuflk.
“' ““ ‘ Corner Monroe and Chest
Franklin and Clara Stone, or West? , “m M“
Main street. are visiting relatives in
Mill Plain, near Danbury.
Winifred Long. of Boston, Mass" is} . ~
visiting friends in this city. Room: by day or week u ”h
Every room well ventilated. Mk “fin,
George Dllworth of the Crotut and Mr_ Otto Blellnx, of Lincoln avenue ’
Knapp omce tot-cc. ts enloylnx a two} spent yesterday in New York. t ~ “an"... first oh .
not! tuition from his duties. ,, u
s. —-—,- ' W. R. London spent Sunday with
Mr. rind Mrs. Fred upper of Dar- friends in New Milford.
up and urn-avid no» 0! Stamford, M ’ .
eDon't try' to m,pomqit um .
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