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SUMMER nooTWEAR
f JULY 20 T0 JULY. 29,"‘INCLijSIVE
That we may‘reduce our stock of Summer Footwear
we will offer 20 per cent. reduction on all lines 01 it
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Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Pumps and Oxfords,
T2111. Black and White. - . "
SALE STARTS THURS, AY, JULY 20
_ GLOVER’S SHOE STORE
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ARIEN
l Splendid progress hna' been inado
this Week with the concrete pavement
ozt ltailroad Avenue, and. uith iavor-
able weather. ilit‘ job will probably be
of! with tree wutprmelon [or the beneath which thymetalie fishes tioat cruiiie ol' the New York Yacht t‘lub,
school. '1 - gin snub or water. All the booths did .i which is to start from Glen Cove
Herbert (Saul iiendrie is becoming “n“ ”“de “"1 ““‘°“‘°"““ by m" Wednesday, Auuust 2 has been issued
a regular “Tex Rickard of the Carni- ”"0"“ “""il “i’ outside ”WWW" 11““ “l‘ ‘
terest thy town in taking in this em,” by the club. 'ihis calls for the rendez-
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liev. Samuel
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C. Johnson ‘
llaat night trotn a trip of a couple of completed a his job. to Mansfield Ave-
ldays to Middletown.
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The clock at the west-bound depot is
sent
'taklng a vacation. it has been
away to be repaired.
Miss Julia Sherer has been
ill f01' annual picnic.
completed this week.
‘iiurnl (‘nrrier ii. ii. liaytnonrl of this
town attended the annual meeting or
the rural carriers of l-‘airtield County
' held in Bridgeport last Saturday night.
.\lr_ Raymond has been president or
’3 the asaoelzuton the past year and was
i rte-elected.
Contractor W. ii. Arthur has been
moving his road-making machinery
returned tram New Canaan. where he has just
'nue, and will probably begin work on
. the permanent paving ol‘ this road with
concrete in a day or two.
The Congregational Sundaynchool
spent yesterday at Roton Point, for itit
traveling in Andri w
.set'erni days Will! 3* malady “'th Du" Taylor‘s big auto-bus, The alit'Jtil‘tK‘t‘
‘lles the attending physician.
President Henry M. Baker is in daily,
while:
Treasurer George F. Bearse is on his
Itiendauce at the local bank
vacation. ,
, Postmaster Fred H. Smith left
at
was not as large an in other yearn,
about one~tbird the ttaual number pre-
ferring to remain at home rather than
risk infantile paralysis, although there
‘is little danger at the Point. since no
. excursions from New York have been.
there tor several weeks, all New York
‘ ride {or
sort or jitney service will be tnaiutnin-‘
boon yesterday "I" his_“"‘l““‘ ”"3”?“ dates having been cancelled by Main»:
headed for \\tisltttigtoJ. where he will go, Neville Bayiey_ The (‘ouzrenatioa-
attend the contention of the peatmas- it] folks enjoyed a big dinner. inDDt'd
tors of the. nation.
val Business." “Sup" is managing the
(antral tor the Uarien lim- lk'pilr'w
them this week, and he has a number
or big attraction there.
The Ladies' Aid Society or the Cott-
gregationnl Church will hold their an-
nual summer bale next Thursday utm-
.ioonat the home 01‘ Mrs. George M v.
Selilichting. An unusual leature of
this year‘s event will be an exhibition
of tolk-dnncing led by Miss Marguerite
Reid. Another event. of which "may
will doubtless avail tittutselves, is tlm
opportunity to obtain an automobile
a stunil compensation. as a
(-d by some of the. auto-owners or the
dumb. ’lhe usual supply oi iancy;
toous. home-made candy. cakes. and.
lie cream. will ot‘ course. be tor sale.
Another big crowd. larger titan oa.
Tuesday. the. 0904“”: night. uilt'lldf‘J:
the t'ltemen'a carnival last night, azi ii
patronited the unions .‘ta'turra libet-I
ally. .\ new feature was opened last;
lllLtlli“RI‘iSli'Dtlilti lor the ihlitlrezt.
Mills Maude Sisaon, in charge of the
pond, has a Very attractiw eoiiier, with
a booth row-red with [:ll‘i'fl branches
and decorated with natmnai colors,
of the tire laddtes. in addition to the
music by liaxdale's orchestra for the
dancers” band supplemented the "WHO
of tip orchestra by giving a band can
cert. l‘rot. James Kurulus. a Grecian
81lllt‘lflgkfl'9 a tree exhibition ot his
proueas as a " strong man" as a spec-
ial tenure. Tho Uni-mitts. or arrange-
mentsu‘ontho carnival con-lat: of
Ernest Iii, Fromm. chairman; Martin
-Shaughne-ay,‘ tit-Isurnr; C. E. Sinson
secretary: Joseph Strehle. Hamid
it‘antrelt. Harry Palmer. F. Alexander.
W. Sherer, Fred Smith. George nan-e,
.\l. Barnes Charles .‘iiillapnttga,
'1 human (are. t‘ Raymond. Anthony
ltunicka. Earl Lounsbury. Frank i-‘rued-
enthall, Thomas iiuck,Chrin. Thoole, a j
S. Wood. George tiunmershoy. Alva
ti. \‘t'ilmatt, lheodure w. Austen. and
Nathan 3. r‘iaelt.
wears-176 suit. .
EARLY m Auousr
iRun of New york Club Will Take
Them to New Haven 0» August 3.
R'ii‘inn Pro-"Mona for the annual
\otis of the fleet at tilt-n (lore, Tues.
do}, August 1, \lsitiug ports of t‘on-
itecticut,‘ Block island. Buzzards llay
and Rhode Island. and the disbanding
of the fleet in Newport August 9.
in the first day's run from tilen
t‘ove to Morris Cove ihe racintz llN‘l
will conipete for the navy challenge
cupil: ‘Aitguat 3. Morris (‘0th to New
London. for the Alumni Association or
United State Navy challenge, cups;
Annual New iandon to Fort i‘ond
bay for ‘the reareommodore's cups.
To improve the flavor of eurrants
and sultannx which are to be used for
cakes. place them in a bowl. pour boil.
in: water over them, and leave to
soak all night. Tho fruit swelis to
twice its former sine. but should be
drained from the water and dried in
the oven before being added to the
other ingredients. /
Steam Dying 8t Cleaning Co. ii
—-BRIDGEPORT—
Formerly known u Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 6. Lieaning Co.
Silk Drenu, Gioveo, Blankeu and Lace Curtain: Cleaned.
Telephone 4785.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
293 State St. Bridgeport
122 Washington St:
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A. D. MORGAN
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Vegetables Dur-
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