- m Haney new Melons.
‘uk ‘4” and Water
Ideal.
m m m, Toma-
mm Plants. Cucumbers.
A mos LINE or
GROCERIES _
m nc'lsery. Tel. 1522..
4 as IAN ZANDT so.
heistimmoatlfl'
m;m «a
‘mmhfierm‘e 14m Hui
nrday he had the murmurs. to run
into the draw bridge at South Newalk4
badly (imaging his hat. Last fall the
boat was aunt: in a m at Hickor3’
Him. and later the ice damaged the
{Initiating the m and alter a
will onrhadlag he had just nicely
amen started on his summer wcrk
and a new railing on either side, while
the approaches to the bridge have
no railing guards the approaches is
an eminent Amid Willem am
Mlle filth m The bank has
hen built up for several feet and
should In Mafia :0 If! til road.
the result would be disastrous.
evening was one bountiful sight and
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NORWALK
tion with the Norwelk Steamboat Cour
my. 1
Jana Hartford. the East Side mail,
4 carrier. started on his annual vacation
4. mummy... Frau; ionohak is substi-
tuting {or him
.’ Tho Women's Auxiliary of (lrrist
Churn}; no: yastarday afternoon at
“'0 m for their regular Weekly
’ sewing meeting.
4 The omelet board or the ram Ave—
» nus l. E. Church held a meeting last.
evening. and disposed of routine busi-
ness.
4 Th usual Friday afternoon meet
ing of the Red Cross workers of the
not Avenue M. E. Church will be
held this afternoon.
.. ‘ The Watch Your Stitch Club will
fl meetot the home of the president.
4Mrs.'Gra¢o Hansen, Eversley around.
.4 . Monday, at 2 p. In.
Mrs. W. H. Ayrault, of Van Zant
street. roceived word this morning of
the safe arrival overseas of her ne-
, ‘ ‘pbew. Private Edward Bennett. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Leander Cummings of
07‘ Fort street, East Nomadic,
:. nurture the birth of ‘a daughter, iier‘on
.' May. i
The ladies in charge were well
pleased with the attendance and with
the amount of work accomplished
Yesterday which was “Sewing Day"
for the new hospital at the Norwalk
measure i
: Frank Niles, ot- Thomas street, and
. Eugene W. of Strawberry Hill,
. were auto tne Edict Side boys who
were sent to Camp Denna last Thurs-
firm
94,4 smub‘m me Wit because
.- Eugene Coir. formerly a. resident
of Renal place. who is now stationed
4 at Camp Devens, is enjoying a- ton.
» day furlough which he is spending
with friends iii East Norwalk. m
to Coty's 'home is in ‘Meriden from'
which plus he entered the servicei
, The Children's Market will it open
Saturday morning at the Cornmumtyi
mil Lotto row morning at 9 t)"ot‘k.
fioehlidren will haves. great variety
”vegetables to dispose of. an: all
‘m'mflféd rat-purchase; 4 4
Tile regstrars of Voters of the Tiiird
mutt-lot: wore in session toady in Henry
G Barrera barber shop mm m Willi-
the purpose of receiving applies:
for outline and primary resistra-
his.
sons again at the same since and
James Richards has accepted a post-V
. his finger in the way. He placed no
'unobrnmou sight in the Sound. not~
.witltstaadiua the test that last season
street. They will be than from .
12 t". 'clock ndcu until 9 o'clock tonight ,4
use Alin- -rt ’1' Eldridge :epulil'ieau‘. ‘ 4
Hit roam: ii Sivan democrat; are “ ‘
la ”airtime in course; 'Eiaer will ‘
eon August 9th for the same pur- -
membend People who had occasion
to be out in boats on the Sound said
they had liGH’l’ seen a more beautiful
651ml Those of artistic temperament
txlartssed regrtt that one uas unaolo
to put the beautiful sight on canvass to
ill‘i’fiei'i‘e it
' Tire enterprising and hustling gro-
cer. P. M. Needle. It the crow of
Rowayton ovenue and McKinley street
hustled too much Monday areninz
4 while operating a meat chopper at his
store. in some mysterious way Mr.
Needle succeeded in getting the end.
of the first finger of his left hand in
contact with the cutter. and as a re
sult last quite a piece of digit. H64
immediately went to a doctor. who
dressed the wound and aside from
the fact that be will be greatly incon~i
venienced until the injury heals. no
serious results are expected.
mils that the fault was his for getting
blame for the accident on the cutter
An attractive poster of the War
Shop, that prosperous little venture in
Rowayton which was started over- a4
year ago by a few patriotic ladies in
the filings and which has already rats
quite a sum of money for war work}
as ueli as sending a cumst'antial checkl
to the \‘ew York Sun’s smoke fundI
for the boys who are fighting our bat-
tles on the other side of the Atlantic. i
has made its appearance in the win—
dow of the H Glendeniug & Co. drugi
streets, Norwnlk. The poster is ntn ‘
tracting much attention and will prob-
ably be the means of causing an oral
people to make a trip to Rowayion
and see just what an interesting little
place this War Shop is. .
Speaking of the shark that was «on
by Norwalk boat owners a few days
ago. that follow has evidently been
around these waters for several weeks
'09 a party of local lobstermen saw'
what they thought was a large log
floating in the water about two weeks
ago, nnd thinking it would.make m
firewood; Med with their new
boat rollickitup. but, to their out:
was as they were nearly up to it
the Wok" dim The fish was
in the opinion of the occupants of the
Boat. who have followed the water
for years, a. shark, and this is a very
sharks were seen near the various
bathing beaches nearly everyday. the i
bathers vistas. with each other in try
inatoteiliuet how large, the tiling
' . 4 guests.
MIMIC-1
been filled with loam. The fact tnai‘
Wachmkhthethecauseot
t ‘K '
4 Fire sunset on Wednesday and last
was purple took time to watch it. asl
- the west was illuminated with gold
and 1111» right was one long to be $0.4
Mn}
Needle in his usual optimistic vein ads?
body When Mrs. Hons tried to 8:
trials the girl, she was herself in
in?
The men s clas': of the Congregation-
31 Church. ILit‘r di: -t‘-tntinued its
iifielsly sessions for the summer. some
alga ago. has a nut
itiu details of a g dagger dinner .go
i“ beheld either gt Eaton Point or the
Davenport Hotel in Stamford. jus’ be.
More the tail meetings are resumed,
at which the season‘s plans will 1184
discussed.
A story of unusual local intemst is}
The small bridge over the creek 01141-533394 by Dr Hamilton Holt editor}
the way to Baton Point has been lie l of the Independent, “ho 133933”) 19"
paired, new planting put on the bridge‘ “We“ from a trip ‘0 the fighlmg
ufr out When visiting the download:
ant at the citadel at Verdun,
where the Freud: decreed‘ They shall.
. lral nations, but nothing from the
United States except a wrou'h of fad
ed flowers. trasured
ed flowers,
trophies, uhich bore a card inscribed;
‘Frcrn an admirer in Darien. Conn."
iMany people are wondering who the
may be.
in this town,4Hon. Stephen T lather.
assistant Secretary of. the interior
lional parks. conferred with other des-
cendants of colonial families in town
and set afoot a movement" for a cel-
ebration on Sept”? 90! the (WWW “
Rev. Moors Mather and a number of
the patriotic men of hit congrc gallon.
while boidius service in the church on
September 21.1781.
improve the little cernetary in which
repose the loyal clergyman's bones.
and upon the date selected to make a
"illgl'lillilgt‘ to tire aspot, and celehuie
the event with speeches and similar
oxvrcrses.
'(‘atherine L. Bruno, wife of Nicholaa
liruno, is dead in ltaiy. in 1907 she
came to" America. and lived in this
town until a few years ago. Tum
children were born to her here. and
three in italy. After living here for 4
four yours, her husband was attacked
with rheumatism and was advisad by
physicians to return to his native coun-
' They sailed for ltaly After two
gyears .\ir Bruno came back to this
muniry where he is now living. The
deceased was 33 years old. She had
fire children.
George Walters (colored). who has
jboen employed at the Hampton lull
in Oenoko Avenue WM given it great
treat last Wednesday evening. in the
form of o a sentient! party. The. Mini:
was originated and given by Mrs.
{Grace Thompson. proprietor of the
4lnn.. and was attended by a large par
t) of friends of the drafted man. must
of them being from New York and
Sound Beach The evening was spent
in jolllfication, dancing and feasting.
Mr Walters lrlr todm ml lax
one with a contingent of colored boys.
Aileld day will be held on the L H
Lapham estate. South Avenue. A0129.
beginning at 10 a. w. Com eittive 4
demonatartions will be given y four
truowrsrin plowing and liar-row his.
or: store at the corner of Main and Wall There will be u basket lunch Vmild
speecbmaking will be in order. Guy
Smith or the Connecticut Experiment
Station will talk on marketing and pro
duce. Roy Jones will speak on porri-
tar-what kind of ‘i‘owls to keep and
those that are worthless. There will
be a demonstration of drying unto
bles. by the ladies. Mr Wk 0! Ridge
field is educated to speak and other
agent of the Connecticut Antonin"
oi College will glveitituootin' talks.
A most enjoyable surprise we. .. given
by the W A R. to talus listen oodeon 4.
at the home of Miss Grace J. Elwood.
Monday evening. The affair “as in
the nature of a ”Well party. Misc
Godot). has enlisted as a Red Cross
nurse. and if expecting to be called
at any line tor service in France.
Mrs. G. Herbert Johnson president of
the club. in its behalf presen. ed Miss
Godsoe with two gold pieces. which
she graoefuliv race‘ved. To ridd 'o
the enjoyment of the evening, Miss
Mary Roscoe sang several salon. After
partaking of refreshments, a. pleasant
evening was ended by the members4
all wishing \tisa Godaoe a. safe low-4
soy and. success in her work.
Hannah Bohedirt i‘arlar nhao‘h" '1
A. R. that with their arrogant, Mrs.
D A lxanuar i‘u" aria .nuvm n
‘Mrs Spencer Vice-President-Gsnsral
of Tennessee. gave a very interesting
talk on the Work of the national or-
ganisation and the recognition it re-
delved from the Department It Wuh-
inaton The members at this society
have pledged themselves to buy a‘ $100-
.Libertr bond. Owirts lathe storm. »
the Norwaik visitors wore'nuabieto‘ate
tend; Mrs. Anderson. retiring regent -
of the Stamford Chapter. Mrs.- Brown
of Stamford 4am Mrs. Fairty of Brook-
'yir were among the outoftown
at work on .
not pass" the agnoer showed a large;
collections of medals and decorations;
conferred upon him by allied and nau- l
i i
French officer's anonymous admirer .4
While on a recent trip to his home
i .
treasured with the other 4 :
lane. who has charge of all the no 3 =
....—
wsrsrs
Value 52.50
Wash 0mm
Sport Skirts
....... $2.98
$3.98 Skirts. Special at.
. 912. 98 Skirts. Special at. . . .
wars'rs
$2.48
Value 53.98
$3.98 Wash Dresses ---------------- . 52-48 $16.50 Silk Tafleta Dresses ..... . .. $11.85
$5.99 Wash Dresses .............. .. $3.85 $19.50 Silk Tafieta Dresses ... . . . . .. $14.98
7 $7.98 Wash Dresses. . . . . .. ..... ..... $4.98 $22.50 Silk Taffeta Dresses .... . . . .. $17.98
$5.98 Slip-on Sweaters . .
$7.98 Sweaters . .
Sport Sweaters
....3436
. ........ ....SGAB
Special at $10.
\ ' a
Men’s Summer
Suits
MIDDY BLOUSES
$1.25 Middies. Saturday special at . .
$1.98 Middies. Saturday suede] at .. . ..
$2.98 Middirs. Saturday special at . . . .
eon-UO-p-
00.0
punc-
...98c
...sL4s
...4stas
m—
Ladlcs’ and Misses’
Coat55.98
Value $10.98.
w*.mv--...—w _- --....m ...... ...... -. . ... .
Ellis. 01’ Highland avenue, leave
’rda’y for Northfield Mass, and
ty. for a vacation trip of a few
i
ammo Thanh. ”4.240an
entertained a Flirty (it
_ yesterday by lining a clam-
all the other good W4
go with a bake at Columbus
4st the mouth of the Rowayton
l
:Blllensteiu. of upper now-
you e. and Joseph Reed. 0!
.street. have redwood; to
ill the
Oscar S Mills and Miss Gladys 1’
Mrs. W I. Loundes and her daught- N
ers Charlotte and Ida, are visiting the
farmer‘s son. Harry Loundes, at New»
ort.
James Frate of Newton Heights who
is now in the National Army. visited “
relatives and friends: here Tuesday. ex-
pecting soon to be ordered shroud.
Mrs. T. L. Price is spending this
week at the home of her daughter.
who is the Wife of Ray A. H Brad-
ford. pastor of the. largest Congrega-
tionol church in Providence.
The Registrars of Voters will inset -
rat the Town Hall from noon until 9 p. =2
111.. today. to place the names of voters
not now so enrolled on the caucus
lists. or to change names from the ;-4
list or one party to another. .
«Truman» been delayed twice till
week on the trolley lines, by our
kindling the track at the eastern en
This happened on sun
ligands about 9 on T on
night an
A 'son was born to Mr dud Mrs. '
Mamas. of ”in: on July 33rd.
Mrs. Charles Static and totally have . .
returned for the drummer.
Mrs.
guest of friends in town on Tuesday
..Capt Lawrence Frotbingham of
Washington spent the week and withx'
his family here.
Miss Briggs has opened her newlyll'l
purchased borne in Smith Ridge;
snenhthe weekend with Miss Fl‘ortance
Kmpowicz
mas Bath Krapowioz is attending tau
Parker Cummings ..was .the 1
Miss Ethel Gallagher of summer
_ The New Canaan Grange will hold: ‘
fall raga 4
Holcornli CaA w dd Manna. will,
it perms. of the switch on Railroad, Avenue We in Danbury. attending ladturzes be held Monday "mm. A“! 5
I tar. Tome ti of Honolulu spent night Brethren mm norms: will
r
All
Summer Goods
Reduced
.. seq-M up
ugusi
and
Buy W. S. S.
Save Money
ran _ e Sale
Now Going On
Melt 3 low Slices
I
Women’s
’ ‘ Values‘M-Mto $0.00
All at: $2.98
DOUGLAS AND BATES ALL TAN
AND SUEDE TOP OXFORBS
tomes-1y $0 00 and $8 00 * '
: sadness $4.43
M. &_ Its—BLACK marrow 'roa
‘ ‘ At 32'. 98 A
W L. DOUGLAS BLACK‘OXFORDS
an styles—same our
’ At $2. 48
Biotin watchman ninety ]
{3mm
BLACK some; ‘ 4
59 Cents E ”SW Mgwe will
While They Last. rim of all remaining Sum.
03! .Pum d
wears onuvas RUBBER sons gfmmfi £444
AND anal. OXFORDS—e-Now any” -
' ‘. "d‘ . Mia.
urTnzs—fioas—nW .... . . . and 444“ 8 meme win 5.,
MEN’S up oxronns m .. may Mm 4mm
Odds and Ends of Renal and Douglas
items connot- b0- dupliontod .at
anywhere near the pits. we are
opportunity.“ Don’t miss it".
BunSS
i
0. U. A. M“ will install onces Friday ehploled by Richfil‘d & COR, PW.
’dst‘anfiord.
madamm4thatm~
Here is a real money—saving-
' ‘ A ‘ wT'arrand Black Pat. Leather—Re
Summer Siloés
Values $2.00 to $0.00
At aims
PUMPS’
‘ W. & S. Brown Suede Pumps
W L Douglas—Stamped $450.
Now............. ..
All Summer! §Goods Must Go.
All Odds and Ends—In Small Sizes-2 1-2 to 4
Gun Metal with buckle and Tan Pat.
Colt—Plain. Value $5 00. New $3529
Pat. and" Gun Metal—Louis heel—Phil!
Re2. $4 50 and $5.00 Reduced to $3.48
Rem$4003edsmdto $2.98
.00 t...c..s..-..t.......'..
Bligh Boat. Rather—$3.50 to $4.00..
a. '
rTarr..Calf. Gun eta
w‘Hiith‘imd-lii-«i fig]! eryiatest
e...
The Daughtem‘ofLihorty will not
hit .00
«will “Show...
GOODS AT BIG REDUCTIGNS
Just a Few ItemsMentioned. Others on Displu 4;;in the "Store.
. man W... has is“ the at William anions. mm .
Pom Omani! No. Add play of watch Brothers. and is now Sheridan Actuarial MW? at
flu park, L. 1.. Saturd ..J
(1 world. as got'socond' the
hamster t W ._
Re2.$3.50. Muc'cdto. $2.484»
Rea. $3.00. Reduced to ......... $2.29
BXFORDS‘ .
Vici Whig-T4
~ a...
CHfiDREN’S Pomona canvas 4
at the isést’ throwing“ athletes tr
”pound
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