4 tful dinner—dance was given
Noryalk Country Club last eve-
”finalise Patty Home. at New York
I m is “Sewing Day" for the new
m at the Norwalk Country cm:
A ”o number of man have on.
Immmudlthm
Wm-fimeremlis will b 1_
We the spud: m
Weston or the Red Cross Auxiliarl.
. figmacis Fudge yesterday re-
ours-dire:- duties with the uptown
limits of the Enslal Teml‘allh Com-i
Tm
u M's Auxiliu‘y 0!. Ohm
cam will meet this alteration in the;
flfly School rooms of the church at
If” time the usual weekly service“
1* will he held. ll is especially re~
, m that All. members he on bond
”humuchwomtobeaccoml
m— ~0— l
A number of residents. particularly
Alumni-oxen: Boulevard and cream:
otroflhhm reported the melt or
. _ clathfiio'nthelr lines. Bathlnfsuilo
mm. w Mauls! will? the
alumnae thieves as a large number
of moons have reported thou miss.
ins...
sou ideas lit-Ne been Mind to;
thou will to be held under-tut 3
“m WM 81 Allies Guild of
(limitllpiscopal Church; man
Wanna” 9.5mm. on. m
m evening. An consults, on
m0 swarm has been “ranged
Wills ice cream. cake and aim.
Wu that go to make lawn pot-
ting-unseat!
rs. Joseph in. Taylor. grim
set, Rowayton, Mrs. Taylor
' use to sow turnip seed and it is
simple crop to roise. Torsion stood
“Ilium and the seed is soivn
east; It turnlns are scam new
1 nature before treat and
m m.axcellsnt winter: unstable:
mm are interested in the
tense! nhn McCormick, the lesions
in the Tokeneke district. Mr:
1mack, who is at the health re«
SWIM by Jack Owner, of Stanford.
whojs well {versed in sly.
doormack may be obliged to
check for $1,900 made out ’to
'4 9 mailmm—GOAA.
use“, ‘ 1 4 '11
oblate plantsawiltodioll cw
m; East Side war-mom m 3
“Muslin-cps W or m blunts".
. 4 dry weather hues and WW
musing the war gardeners consul-1
as regular Friday alteration sew—1 ’
o! to East Avenue M. iii. Church villi
» 1o hlfi'tomormw afternoon at m.
'1Work will bé‘tloue on'roiugee gal»,
Matter substituting (or one “loathI
t‘ Mum“ omce while the near-1
swarm. Ariel Cameron. was duller»
sit
out wisp lays. up; to stall 3’61”" ° theuwmxlmu
fission.
1 , '4‘w new“ :sum out out»
1 was, born restarts-shut
wmatrice‘DeWam: 71
l
hoslivedi foreaveral aniline» '
onset-ed 3.1.000 that he oinnet row:
30‘1““! by Sentsmher 1st. '
session yesterday and today at Center 1‘
dot the reduction of
HERBERT rm:
Mrs J. H. Price of mm o attest.
Emit Norwalk. has the distinction oi
but!!! three sons in the army lighting
for world's freedom. William and
Thomas are owing with the Ganadion
"0008. and Hot-belt is with the Amer
lulu: Expeditionary Forces in Rrsnco
Mrs. Erica has Just received the fol
lowing letter from. Herbert:
With tho calm
Dear Mother:
We arrived hero safely and l on!
man along all right. We had a his
trip across and l enmvod it well.
Moth—r. coho 081M yourself and tell
them all i was asking for them. I
don't think we will stay here very
long, so when i not settled down.l
will. who you again. Woll. good bye.
ondiGed bless you. YOUR EON.
ELM! it a letter of welcome 1mm
Wit-leer Castle, which was rece ted by
himtwmmm curse-o:
m. down-a Isles we.
.cnnn' you oil your titlssicn to lulu:
you omit! holds the armies oi the
many mm nowlghum to too Did
Wodd the great battle for human. not:.
The Allies will nianow heart and
mm imyou: company. i wish 1
would shah the hand of each cos of
you; ondwioll you God and on row
1 ounce; R. 1.
April. 1911.
over thaws-send vioilim with his "1
': mother and other relative: ‘
mien ever this rear. 1
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith are
‘eponding a ten dqyo’ vacation st 846%
all Hill, a suburb of Philadelphia, and 1
on their return trip they will stop for
a while at one of the New Jersey;
shove moves. 1
Joseph Rich, who is now in France.f
”messes himself as pleased with the "
service, but betrays a bit of homesick-
. noes when expresses a longing for a
bit of homemade apple-pie and some
chicken.
t
I
A cumulus from the Women’s Wt! '7
Bureau is circulating tht cousins '
310489: of the State Council at De
tom. and endeavor“: to get every.
hauohold to sin up for some canning
' work this summer. f
l
-. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Smith of
’ p'm‘mum tummy at this town. can?
1m-nvorlut. night withrelatives here .
1“ before sterling in Mr. «Smith's car for »
'. an onto trip in Maryland to visit Mm
mime parents at Snow Hill. in tint
State . 1
l H— 2 .
Gus T. Bochmamone u! the assist.
ant secretaries o! the Connecticut.
Temperance Union. will speak next
Sunday evening at the Methodist:
Church. Mr. Hocliman speaks on that
.1 temperance question especially Mid
the standpoint. of the worklngmsn, 1
having been for many years a leader 1
iathe ranks of organised labor. His i
own trade was that of hiker. and he1
won for some time president of the-‘
Hartford Central Labor Union.
Mrs. Walter Stewart and children
are visiting with relatives in 9 Terry.
town. '
Mu: Kollierlne Wall 0! New rm
ls-visltinx several weeks with her aunt
Mrs. Richard Burke In Oak street.
John McQueen oi the Aviation Field. . ’
No. 1. Comp Mlnoola. N. Y., no in
town on a short furlough over-lunar. "
Save Money
and .
Buy W. S. S.
Starts Tomorrow
All . Summer
MEN’S LOW SHOES
BLACK SNEAKERS
. 59 Cents.
while They Inst
i .
l
WHJTE CANVAS RUBBER SOLE
AND HEEL OXFORBS-wblow $1 59 .
WHITE SHOES~Now .
$1.79
news TAN omens
”aw Donates
Odds and §ndsu10f Regal
All at 0082.98
DOUGLAS AND ems ALL rain
Ann scene. rep oxmnne
\ Formerly $5.00 and $0.00
Reduced toS‘l'AB
M. & R——BLACK NARROW TOE
Values $4.50 and $6.00
At 32 .98
W L. DOUGLAS ‘BLACK OXFORDS
All Styles-Stamped $8.60
‘ At $2.48
As in previous years, we will
dispose as all remaining sum.
3am Show. Words, Philip: and
White Goods . at 1 Bargain
Prices.
Everything seasonahle will he
sold at Email: reduced prices,
item: cannot be duplicated at
selling them.
Here is a real moneymving
opportunity. Don't miss it.
Buy W. S. .N S.
.ouywhersnear. the prices wears“
Goods Must Go.
WOMEN’S SUMMER SHOES ’
an odd. and Ends—In emu Sixes—2 1 2 to 4
Values $3.00 to $0.00 ‘
At $1.48 .
PUMPS .
w. & S. Brown Suede Punips
W LD 1 —--St . .
Now 9?“. gamma” $2.48
Gun Metal with buckle and T... Pat.
’ Colt—~Plain. Value $5. 00. Now $3.20
4 Pat. andflun Metal—Louis heel—Plain
although we know thot my»
as $4.50 and $5.00. Reduced to 3.48
. . ucec to ......... 2.98
ucect ....... .. 2.48-
- Bets. $300 Reduced to ....... 2.291
4 OXFORDS ‘
Tan anda Black Pat. Leather—Regular
Eighth Pat. Leatherl$350 to$4.00. $2 98
'l‘aau alt. Gun Me'titl.‘ 'V'ici' cobra»
His and 3,4 heel Very latest. Regu-
lar This sale ............ $348
“.00,
“Renal” Vici Oxfords—Low Heel $2
CHILDREN’S PUMPS AND CANVAS
GOODS AT BIG REDUCTIONS
Just a Few Items Mentioned Others on Dieploy' 1n the Shore. 1'
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
John tells of some interesting um \
icuces.
.. Milli! lsobellc Lockwood daughter or '
Mr. out! Mrs. Irving locum. ;‘
he: has stuttering iron lummmotnw
rheumatism. ls oblo to' be out onoo. -
more. ‘ ‘ "
The annual meeting or the Now Go- ;
noun bloclotlon will be hell! would“.
Aug. 20. Nomlmtiono «or m, vor- ;.
loos odlcors and» eloctlon will tolls '
piles on chi-covets!“ ~ '
lichen same ol Nowell. now is ‘
"thou-ruse of Uncle Run in the cen-
‘strucuon o4 submarines. was in town
nudism
We w Fowler a: Bottle! in tho.- >
7,- new mamaroltloA. c P. store in.
'; Nicodemus. 411-. mm.
to move his family herouaconas he
54%“!than
.q.“,
m it M in. is menswear
aeuerai “Jersey cows undrhoitors.
; m at m at Mansfield use
one has enlisted. and is now 'st Camp
._Meado, Md.
I
Mrs. A. Walnut. with her deciliter.
Miss Edith. is spending two weeks at
Lime Rock. Conn. .»
"Mr. and Mrs. James '8. Harvey,» ot
the Post Read have been visiting
their nephew, ‘ Harvey W. Smith.
{on}. w. unsealed: the Naval ates-
eiwe- was :4 recent visitor-fat the home
of, his psi-sum; at Noroton Heights.
The local canning school was 'in
school;
'\ _—-—-c'r.—
surly urns: the: Sound to nonfiction.
truck was. rapidly burning up between
the claimant: mum ‘
m
ct ttharien Flt-c, Department. now
at Wufiéhwfludson. has. been“
'greellnx old friends in. town. '
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4m the w F. Brannon uni; L
" reason for quitting. He' will give
W. H. Orchard recently conveyed o '
L. 1., for a moonlight sail. in his yacht; -
m .
. 1Tuesdsy's.rslc‘wssyery welcome: to" ‘
some gardeners cl this town. whose .
" Martial. aliausltnaw former cuter
rv'
; m flounder. a representative 0!
0w.- ,_ . 1 .
moors has mutnuthis 1
“look. we» interest of he: coupon“ 4"
tW-s
1 m lw'
Stanley new of Greenwich vial
had not seen each- other since comlnsi
to this town. eight years age.
police force ever since Leroy Reynolds
gave un‘his badge. sent in his resignav:
month.
satisfied with night work, which is his
his *
attention hereafter to the automobile
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v s.
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‘ 99“”th
Mrs. wane Noyes use returned rm soccmvslded‘ rm
a weeks' visit with hence all New M c. A‘ ”steamed
Mutton. ‘ . . .
the present. 1_
. , , ,4
Mr and Mrs. Devon Allen are now.
commuting to New York. where
with the Misses Smith in Oak street. vicinity ate honing
Sunday. Mr. Knapp and the umuifivlty there and as all opener It is pro departurent of the D. Appleton Pub.
Smith were formerly scltcolmotes. and posed to 11010 I rummage 311°-
- :2. church cleared $23 at. their recent
Harry Peat. who has been on the cake sale at Connor: hall.
phone exchange have returned front a
tour through Massachusetts.
to her home adjoining St. Mathews
church after a weeks’
friends in Norwallt.
‘frcm New moon. to which Ill
sue. Alice Mind's at the center for full. quota. a ten 5:03ka the
'al of Miss Spills Butts. uffllmcesterr
Mass.
ChameSale
Coats Suits. Dresses,
.
The women or the Cannondale M.
m
w
Mrs. Linden-om and son of the tale
W'
Miss Sarah Davenport has returned
Visit with
cm w K J unseen he; returned
t-cto 1.20191“
Our emcee of. the Season.
to revive the no o imam: mum in the editorial
itching Co. and has joined the ranks
of the New York Conunuters.
Justice 8 .W. Morrillhashadmmum-
her of automobile cases recently which "
stirred matters here. Must of the uc- .-.
lira. Pnee with her two sons 118! cusell toi’eited the bonds poeted when 1
' lion; to take effect the first of the been visiting her sister. Miss Lena arrested. Willie Beers was the only
Mr Peat ,3 not part[cu]ar]y Watson at the center. one who stood trial. He, leaded guil-
.:ty of speeding and was taxed $25
which included costs.
. Cf.“- 2
No one rememhem such an event;
in the history of the town and the car I
nets are bulging with articles which
could be put to use. Such a sale would
be lu- line with the ware or conssrsov
iticn which is going over the country:
~ and. would: create interest. Anyone
'.I
to
"' "it: the amuse]: couslncdlstresssnd'
intoxication. casting consenting .
“hummer the system. Foley 1
~ ‘ ____:___ . ' .Callgm'tlc can»: m c
s of this town sure relief. They act gently c
be Junior R3: (1.2;: chapel at the heir work thoromiy they cleanse. ,
1s. bowels. W; 0131.:
an drum and
cm
summon................................r
communes
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* Phone 1069-2
25 WashingtonSl.
Julyr Clearance Sale
, Summer Dresses
W4,“ hiatfiwiolooi.looooonoooo-oooll. 1
”WHO“ OIIIoIIIIOo‘QAnoo‘boIoIo‘Io-lsl
cits.
Mtddy Blouses - j 1
not;
can-oooooopoua-ooo
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