”A We a m m "it. In one more so can ran. it closed last night with-n IMO. of about 2,000. it had been in session six nights, and it was the wee at no 15d of enjoyment to peoplp who so tte ‘ ‘ it. Upwards of 60 snic‘C. were disposed of by chance, the chief him being a 1917 model Buick touting cat, which was won by William Strung ward of Noroton. 1 ' “withdrew-(flush olAJdancraiseaatbe Emmi marrow. A tee time is expected to,| :emoyed W DARIEN A large crowd m present at the auction sale at Mervin Beach trot-t yea-terns)» afternoon. Numerous beau tiful gifts were given away, and a number of sales made. The a ttiun sill be continue-d this afternoon Noaorou ' ’ 1 Prince and Princess Paul Troubetz ‘— _ A. HASSEN 36 Van Zandt. Cor. Osborne Ave. SWEET POTATOES NATIVE PEACHES NATIVE TOMATOES PINEAPPLES CANTALOUPES WATERMELONS ALL KINDS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE- TABLES EVERY DAY. Telephone Us 1532 We Deliver b -4-.~...-7. EAST - NORM/Alli .* William L Blascer is spending the day in Port Chester, N. Y., on business. I Wallace Bates is engaged in Men Milling Jack Byrne's launch. ~— Hiram Brundage is enjoying a fish- y. trip today. 3. Wallace Marvin and family are finding a week at Greenfield iiill. l‘mn . Edward Farrington has secured a . petition with the tannery on East K ”Ivonne. 1 m. The auto-truck owned by Harold On: Coal Company, which broke down Tuesday has been repaired. and is now in first class condition. 6 ’ The reuular prayer meeting of the hat avenue M. E. church was held Int evening. Rev. 8. P Fairbanks was in charge. A party of young men living in the Vicinity of Second street hare hired an lutohus and will enjoy a ride to Conny Island. Sunday. Kr. and \its. Sylvester M. Sterling ire quietly celebrating their twenty- fourth wedding anniversary at their T . iMonte in Eddie avenue. today. Judge Lockwood took a party fish- hg in the "Boy Scout" early this morn- nrly bird catches the worm." so do Jeri fishermen catch the fish: Wallace Taylor, Carl Kosmeckl. fined Greenwood. Christopher Wise- As the old saying goes, "The& Alflttl St. John, ut’Rowau strut. l:- .llugllltltg [Le lus: ctl his ltt-t bulldntzf This morning; the dog ran' iactoss \an Zant :tteet utd an t. t , ‘ntohiie hit him The pain of tin shots I Mrs. Harry Beers and her child have been vltlting relatives at Lewisboro. k0," formerly "I Gmmw’lm ”uh” New l'o:i-t yesterday, after an autumn bile tour to and from Detroit. 'l'ht Prince and Princess are mopping 1.; ! Milli. _\ Mr and Mrs Richard Abendroth are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. George Mil t mt itlt.= mi aid he llirilrd tun} hel of Port Cllerll‘ the Hotel Majestic. Prince Tl‘Uler'lL ‘tm t-cttid no; b: f..'..ud up to llOUlll ..,.. lmy has made a “card tor himsvil Ihum ill. whim t xretmt to llltht III M” G l) McClellan of the Heights as one of the taste: t and most teen hot ior ilte owner of the uutomo- h“. been quite ill but is improving no le 5 onion obi le drip r.-: in he count will a:‘ :- Dr Bobnnnan' 5 care try. and he has been i nod many Unit: 5 l , _ and many dollt' rs. i‘robab y his it A wt, tvuize marriage ceremontl E. Peck of 'Fltchs Home has re cord stands next to Mr. Tyson oi ‘tvas celebrated yw ttlday t:' the ht. we turned after 40 days“ furlough spout Riverside. \ihetl the Prince res idcd of t‘. ptatn Jr. cpl a itgtvlet of 238 East at New Haven and Norwalk. in Greenwich, “here he and his wi t avenue. Mm. Charlotte Peterson "9'3 V have many ftitnds, it was “nip ant. cann lllt‘ bride of hills Smith, the tuck" betWeen hint and 3”, Tyson asi‘ \l't ll-knmvn elnltlttl'ee of t‘avanagh's ex to which could travel over the Post I Miss Jennie Lowndes of City Island ' is visiting relatives at the home of\V. pmx Jo‘r‘i‘l'h‘ Foul-er scied as first 1‘ Lowdes m mud,” Park road between Greenwich and a». man. while llls \llle use the blide- __ jside ‘m, faster, and Cons-table Jone-i, maul. I“: I'f'uf' 8' lliouell.hre;torr. The llariczl firemen are beginning’u'zis kept busy trying iirst it) eaten; ”i 5" Pd“. " hp reopa ”m” ‘ 0 to plan for their annual Clambake. one and ”1911 1119 01h" ' u:.lk. i‘i'TliiTlllld the ceremony. lm- _ _ _ , ‘ ‘ t _ That of past year was big success. "' ‘“ lltetliutrll' aim the wedding. the l ' NH avert . , imp.) tuuplt ucpdmd 1'0"" ‘“ H. Miss Laura Standing of \\ est Aw- t'l t‘.« :r lloltt-yllluon. Izpon their re- turn they will reside in East Norwttlk. Dilly numbers of the immediate fam- il wm'e prerent, but all congratulate-i the newly-“eds and wished them int-k line has left to spend the rest of thel ROWAYToN month on vacation at Kingston. .\'. _Y. 1 Mrs. William Brooks of Stratfonl iul spt‘ :tding a fun weeks uitlt hot moment Mrs. Gertrude Moreley. of this place; Mrs. E. Scribner of Fairfleld Avenue has been visiting in Bridgeport. i in their future life. Mrs. E. Richter of Ridgowood. N. .l.,1 Samuel Davis, of Rowayfcn avenue,i turrited at the home of her son. Rev C. has been visiting in Stamford. , E. Richter. yesterday, to spend a fewi -—-—-—- . ‘ 1, weeks. John Nelson, of Rowayzon avenue: ——-— 'has returned from a visit in .\'ew York John A. Ward‘s family have. now left‘ -—-—--—-- l the lieightl for their mountain homof. P. H, S'eedie, the grocerytnan, lm~ : in Vermont. where they will spend thoj proved his more by the addition of of .. rest of the summer. svcgetnble stand. i New Canaan's railroad station has been somewhat improved by a new floor. Ivisiting in:- two weeks with her broth- from a severe attack of blood poison- -— ,‘er, Thomas ltettdinrhas returned to ing in her hand i uwrenoe Dingae has accepted it her home in Huston. Pennsylvania. l __.—_._ position with James Kelley as tree l Ferdinand B. Marion. of RmvaYton surgeon. 'Mr. and Mrs. George H “'atcrbui'y.tn'mue is spandlng a two weeks' va- of Gardiner Street, Nomton Heights lcaiion at his home in Rowayton avo- Iieland tF'. Booger and Mrs. Banger are entertaining their daughter. Mrs lune. spent Wednesday afternoon and even it. P Saunders of Los Angles, Cal. ing at Rye Beach. —_ a...“ Mrs. Mardt Thatcher, of New Haven. l Mrs. in B. Woundy has returned Fire Company is busy cooper rating er. Mrs. Mary M.6uider. of Rowayton from a pleasant visit with her sister. with the firemen for their annual fair. avenue. « Mfl- “Mold Demerltt. at Devon. ‘to be held the first wuek in September.[ -:~' i ‘ I Miss l‘rsula can't-nan" of "The Miss Ada Vinton of Mt. Vernon in, Mrs. John F. Strollle of Maple Ave l Mooring." Tokcneke. is spending this spending a vacation with Miss Louise. nut- entertained her grandson, William ; week at sagflnrbor, L. l., visiting Mrs. Olmsted. Lakeview avenue. F. Mallory of Van Cortland, N Y., :t Reginald Barclay. .-_- " ~ " ‘ few days ago. The young mnn then Mill Edith Holly has returned to lctt for the training camp at l’lulib her duties at South Norwalk after burg. who have been visiting Mrs. Harry enjoying a two weeks‘ vacation horc.‘ William“, of Mt‘KlanY WW". M" t 0. ID. \icClellan. who has been Inirelurned to their home in Perth Am- DY- Mulford, which)“ 0f the Ridge. the hospital at the ‘Fltch Home fort boy, .'ew Jersey. field boarding school for btiyl. will of some time, since he [ripped over it dciate at St Marks Chur.oh Sunday iree- root and fell. breaking his arm Ill Mrs M hur Jennings of Rownytnn now able to take short walks about thel avenue was an unfortunate visitor Robert Ogden has the contract for grounds. with relatives in Danbury yesterdax. building a large veranda on the real-l . While stepping off of a trolley car in dence of Dr M L Kins. East avenue Ernest L. Grunt, the local black- the Htttillg my. :.:r.:. Jennings had , ' .smlih. who enlisted in'Battery 'p when the misfortune. to 11le and break her l Charles PINE! has been 8113031118 til the militia was mobilized. and is now arm in two places. ‘The accident was trip to Newburgh and vicinity, in com- “trier of the battery encamped at a very painful one. but Mrs. Jennings pany With Mr. DNBSI 0! the New Tobyhanna.. Pa}, visited his family bore her ill fortune b'mvely,,aud was York Central railroad. here a few dlyg ago. when enjoylng it taken to l physician to have file i ‘ 35 pom-3' furlough, fractured member set. Site is at pres- ! A. J. B Simma retumed to his homoll” ent rc'tiug comfortably at her home on Garter street, Sunday, after a visit; Mr, and Mrs. Francis Howard of No in Rowayton avenue. Of a '9“ With “3 daushter in Step l rotnn went to New York Tuesday. to , ‘— " nay lace his brother. 0 0 Howard 2d and Rowaytnn residents were recently _ this wife sailed on the Kroonland for! nrmmod by the “no”! mile of a New Canaan will play the Ridgeileld Liverpool Mr. “on“; being called large van lond'of furniture and house team on the South avenue grounds suddmty to‘ England Hg is a no hold effects belonging fo~a New York sum-day afternoon It is said that phew 0,6011 0, 0.7Howard (deceased). family who'have moved-into the War- the “DROPS will brine 810218 Mertz. rcn place. The furnishings were Stanford's idol twirler. brought by truck from New York city. Mrs. Albert hloodgootl and son Roy. t l ...._._—.—. t t ..._..—.—_ The Sound Beach firemen'a came _ l . Miss Bess Reading. who has head! Mr. Frank Williamson, in suiterintr‘ ‘ The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Heights mu; been the fin. . t of hot- grandmoth~ ’ 1‘ ill"- ACOBY’ . 153 WASHINGTON STREET . Suttrday only 2 for $1.00 WASH SKIRTS We are going to sell the rem-lining stock of Wash Skins, about 25 l‘! all for $1 each noun Sth DRESSES . Wash Dresses that formetly so'd up to $4. 00 5. Special ft r Safutday only - Middy Blouses Si 25 value, Special for 3|.25 Walsis, broken lots, Special for Saturday only 2 for $1.00 Waists . . . .-I On. .. 0 . . ~ 'l .. Wmhjflflfim $1 $2.50 Silk Walsis $1.00 Each --.a < .w ~ W‘m!‘ . e. H‘m-vw’wr'm' wmw‘ .m‘ . EQ$$®$$$®§3€¥83©®W€ ommmmmmmmmmmmm t i l l and pure brought up near the Lauri- gnu place. Owing to precautions be- cause of the epidemic of infantile pit: -_ alysis. the. owner of the house would not allow the goods to he nio‘Wl in. and the truck remained at that place for three days. Finally the matter wus'adjustcd. and the people. have taken up their residence in theM'ar- ren place. Two of the most expert women mo~ torisls of this section. who drive their own ears. and who are often seen on the Boston Pout road, are him. Arthur Mrs, James S. Gillespie of the Past road at Noroton. Mn. Phillips is the daughter of Rev. Dr. George F. Pentecost of Philadelphia. who has a summer home near his daughter's bun- galow in Tokenske; and her husband is a well known professional singer. Their home in Tokencke is one of the prettiest homes 'in the park , Mrs. Gillespie is from Texas, and her hus- band is a Canadian. A. queer coinci- deuce is that his name is James Btuart Gillespie. and that there are three James Stuart Gilletpies in and around Stamford. who are not related. ly mosh move thra:.hed about. llflll‘llli’"i. About six weeks ago. shark scare originated, Mr. ;\vhose beautiful estate :is much admired decided would protect persons who used his A good adv. pays best in the belt bathing beaches beach which is smaller than. that near Jim breakwateF—botll beaches Wfllll Sillllll W8 tl mutant” (Continued from First Page.) [of cork! I found the Shit”! its “113 G.‘ .(‘ili'lng the little artillcial COVE. \‘ - entangled in the mesh. and hourly huli‘l h” "9"" t-t its bidy squeezed through it. There :s not it single doubt of lllt‘ species;' my experience tells me that it is a lematle shark of the so called ‘nhite shurlt’ species. Phillips of Tokenelte Park. Dari-3n. and as It mtasures 41 inch- T'he curiosity of the fish, apparent- I‘m” appearance 3‘ the shark 5° n led to its destruction. at not '1 was enticed by the appear- a; tee of the bathers who frequent the ,wster there every day cannot be said ’ u id it is not believed to he oi the so-v \V bother “man-eating" :pecics but there was something inside the net 9 assuredly. that induced the shark it); make a fight to get it. gotten its nose through the four inch its this were caught, neither way, .\.‘ter l: hal it could and probaifly until it died of ex- when the Hoyt. "Shenamere." that he His own private frontl new. ‘(Il the en t side of the island (a t ltotnn Point—tins first protected vi . :t \ ire >011)?“ of tuo—lnch mesh. The the other not. “hit-ll is 150 feet i length. and which runs from the en til the breakwaer lo a rocky point i it, \vgtsrset. eThls net. of .3 flu; floats on corlcaon the! suluco. ‘ :5 “tight-1 1 down to the bottom. boats, which are kept inside the b . eater pass over the net in cute .~ i suggested that the all .cqught in the mesh. may hale bee tstrqu by one of the boats as it put (her the net. i‘nlk “ho have been using ot- t benches in this vicinity rather free ! thave been considerably dismayed . .the shore. Capt Coombes belle ho“ ever that there is nothing to 1 from this type of fish. NEW HAVEN ROAD REPORTS YEAR'S GAIN 82,"' i i NEW YORK, Aug. IS-Tho N York. New Haven and Hartford read today made public a report silo ing that its net corporate income . the year ending June 30 was 84.3 756.86.. as compared. with $2,301,” 43. for the previous year. ‘ [During the same period there charged to operating epenses a to - of $3,862,018.37. » M. . WALT V DESMQND .. MET AT- nt' team's ALI. ME TRbUBLES.‘ 0535 Gofi'rwsw wm PAT HATCH51=meo Boos Sits AN‘ WHO I‘S'l'il' CAUSE OF TAK: nus Box or CANDY 1c GEE- one 94:15 HA9 Mtes- momma nun TELL use Fussy new Fem , inciting; Att amulet! 0F Riffs a Fat! . rout: . W 83“. AN iNTRoDuCTtotl-i'LL w or cursive rot? AN IiNSWER.’ WELL- i NWT HIKE 7” PIW‘ MED OW“ T it. new «our new .. . 331 we at»: wit-x cilmmv W What! Good Loans‘ wax BEIN' 60 mos EN mt liililiilti’ a l'i’l 508R?! (GOTTA I accretion 12» remark 1. Ail. WWI 5 W' cor MUST ' ‘ ._ . amigos 9MB CA N iaum‘mfi 13o;
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