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.. ,Alben Define of Brooklyn was a
“mt-end visitor of the home or his
, titres in this city.
Many Norwalk people attended the
co in Nash‘s pavilion Saturday
min; which' was given under the
' ”spines of Volk orchestra of this city.
' i'fle Henderson 8: .Ervin faczory
M Street. is closed for the summer
hum during this week. inventor)
M numerous Jcpairs will take place
‘ - but this time.
-« At the national comention of the
' males». which is to he held a' New
Man during the week of the 18-23 of
m. four prizes are to be awarded
h the inability of Supreme Financial
‘ . prize is a sum of $200 which the
Walk Aerie will 1?? very hard to
figin. ,
There wan no decrce work among
the Companions of the Forest in
Bridgeport. yrs‘ crdny This was (luv
'00 the inability of Sunrcmc Minauclal
Secretary Anna Path to be prcsent. It
is expected that the dfigrce 10.11:! or
Pride of (“curt Narruk Circle. .\'0. NH.
$.91 F. will perform the work Sunday.
st 17.
“Edward B. McGowan. who has been
Win the States: Anny for nearly two
. much of the time in France. or-
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,rltofl in this country on Tllursrfny.
1 “has since bean confined to the
“Evita! in Hobolten. N. J. H? is
Icing nicely, and expects this week to
go to Staten Island. whcrc he will be
discharzcd and return to his home in
South Norwmk. .
The Amcrican hand of this city was
”aged to play in Redding Saturday.
It which time that town honored its
~ " who have just returned home
*W the service. of their country.
mienant Governor E'llson on Donal!
a! the town presented the lemming
”willow and 53310.5 with medals 35‘ a
mm of the gieat our in which
m 1001: part
The annual field day picnic of the
Sons and Dauzhters of Libertv will
“them at Roton Point on Saturday
rs . Auzust 9. it is announcpd
.. all members who intend to go
(he picnic are to notifv Mrs. Fred
2h. 44'! Main street. not latcr than
esda}. Those who attend are
ed to take their own luncheon!
knives. forks and spoons.——'Dan-
The blackberiv season in at its
might at present and l‘undrcth‘ o!
. pickers from this citv on intn
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63'? to procure berriw for pre-
m for winter use A man who
Q3117“: in from our» of the neighboring
W each morning said to day
‘ ewrv mom-ins this week he had
at least a. score of women and
r walking out into the cbuntry
pails and baakets. It is not un-
su {or a mrtye of three or four
human fifty quarts or more of
Th9 berries. are msuallv
and {oily for next winter.
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Your deposit placed in the
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day one which will long remain in the
mcmc'ry of all those “ho were pres-
ent. Th?- n'eather was ideal, a better
(lay could not hive been desired.
was neither too warm or too cold
was one or those days. on which the
weather is medium and which makes
the day‘s tnjoyment all the merrier.
To the Norwalk Tim and Rubber
Company belongs the pulse for the »
day's outing. They set out to give
them cmplnycs an enjoyable and hap-
py picnic which was successfully ac-
complished. Nothing “‘31:; half-way
(lone: each and every sport or amnw-
mcm was carried out as it was adver-
H.490 in the program.
The outing began when the first car
arrivrd at llomn Point at. 9:30 a. m..
wzth its first quota of tho picnickers.
At lhli‘ time. all concessions and
amusements were opened for the (lay
and ”ION? who werefimt to arrive. im.
mcdlutcly started on the rides and
playing the various games. All over
the Park banners were stretched hear-
ing the following words: "Rubber
Day Norwolk Tire and Rubber Com-
pany." This was the chief silver.
tlsement to all Visitors that the Not-U
ualk‘Tii-e and Rubber Company was
holding their picnic at the. Point.
At 10 o'clock the games and the
general amusemtnt began. At the in-
formation booth. polls and shovels
were given to the children. so that
they could go to the beach and play
either Watch the sports or go around
in the sand, while the grown-ups could
the Park enjoying {hemelves in their
01m manners. There were clowns
and little wagons draw-n by ponies,
also fox the children's amusement. as
it was one of the chief issues to see.
that the childicn were also cnjoylng
the. picnic. The day in general who
very much enjoyed by all. It was one
or the happiest that has bean held at
the Point in a long time and surely
the Nor-walk The and Rubber (‘om-
[any can wcll be assured that their
cmplogves we] mam; cciato the expense
they went throngh for the p: mile on
Saturday.
The Coast Artillery Band of Bridge—
port rendered a fine concert mogrnm.
The malts of tho athletic and water
sports were as follows:
Fat Men's Race—First prize, $2,
won by Frank Cappuccio.
5033‘"! Sack Race~First prize.
52...” won by l). Carruthers: second
#1’ an won by S. Jensen.
106331111 Dash for Men—First prize,
$4, won by Merrill; second prize, 82.
won by Jones.
{ll-Yard Dash
for 'Womcn—F'irst
THE CARE OF TREES
Spraying, pruning, bolting and sum
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be placed now.
JOSEPH CORNELL 8:808
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VACATION TIME
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mus-sumac. ‘1... " m. i
AMbluenrpatW- « ‘52 _' 1. ‘
rumba-my Pun Beach unit at $15k“-
nixhimulransofloollmtosilkysooh:
Rogers 8. Stevens
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'ehAugfiSI Sale; ' -
,1” with: wound week
With reoerve stocks brought forgvard to reinforce those whi cli
been depleted. Cum may‘expectf_to find oddfionnl
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. pxize 84 won by Min HM; second
1prize 82 won by Miss McCarthy. .
50-Yard Throeleggod hoe—First
prize, :3. won by Gumbo-1 and
Jones, who divided the money m
then), each reCeiving 81.50. as stated
in program; second prlle. 8:. won by
Ismael and I‘m-chunk! who divided '
and“! them-lumen”? each re
celvlng $1.
Rem) Race (l-mau team. open to all
msflml—“wm by department ;
three. first prise. 06. won by the fol-
lo“. 212, teams of department three
who divided the money. etc]: noelvn
mg 31.50 mm. Puma and LipTra;‘
second, Mum and my.
Pomto Race—First prize. 32. won
by Kean); second prise, 81 won by
Dewnde. g
Running High Jump—First ado-2.,
52 won by We; second prize u.‘
won by meweik'r
Tug (if-\Vur—lz to 15 lien. was to. '
by drnartmom 1. with 15 men. They
all rcceivcd (rigors. .
Junior Spot-u.
50- Yard llmh- For boys 16 and an»
der. First prize :2 won by l. Tow-
bia: second price 81 won by G Mac
Lachlln. =
50'Yald Dash~~For girls, 16 and 021'.
der. Firstprrlae 3:. mbyF. Deal
ring; second prize $1, won by G Vul-
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Children's Spam. '
Bush for Boys (under sin-first
prize Edward Moore; second. 5'?
Lincon.
Dash for Girls (undcr sirl— First
piize E. Gal3zas homo A. Pnllin
Potato Race (for grist—first A.
Puma. second A Strombitsky.
Potato Race (for boys)—-First prizeg
M. Lockwood; second prize L. Lock-
wood
Three-legged Race (for bowl—First
pr: 29 John Gaylog; second prize,A
Cronenbcrg.
Thread and Needle Race (for girls
8 to lfl—l‘lm prize Pearl Bossier;
second, F. Mn.
Water Spot-u.
belching Contest (for meal—First-
prize. 83, won by W. W: second,
32 won by C. Harrington.
100N316 SWin-mlng Race “or men) l
--Flrst prize. 04. won by James \lons—i
port: second, 02. won by kaowsky. ;
50-Yard Swimming Race (for in»;
meal—First price. 05, won by May;
Germain; second pm. 08. won by Ida.
Kllndelier. (Fm-i the shore it. up;
pound as much “Germain and;
MisaKllnefieRerwel-euedtnrthefint.
honors.\bn1 the indigo on the not: III—3
nounced that Miss Gm was Int;
to touch the float and therefore wont?
The buebnll game between the sur- ‘
ried and the single men ended in at
defeat for the married boys. Up to
the third inning the married men m ’
leading with six runs. but the
boys rallied and sea-ed all runs in
the end of the third, which tied the
game. The me m n awed-ling
one, the married men mung
nomrminme fourth and fifth
vhlch undo it (sis/111mg to their cu-
wor, leading file" game at them of
the bum'nihonlyéem. lathe
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The August Sale of Filrs
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The collection is very interesting and
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' ' . Coats and Content in all inalienable
.' nudelsandEoomfinations. g,
3’ i 4; Shatfidhfl-M‘Cntslnmm
I son Seal, M'mk, Beaver, Nun-fa and W
The short models are self trimmed or with contrasting fur coila'ra
andc'ufi‘s. Prioesrange from$159.00 to $850.00
The Long Coats are plain or with fur trimmed collars. 600':
and borders.
Goat Wraps 1n Hudson Seal from $385. 00m $750. 00
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Dolmans and Wraps
Hana Saul Dublin made with Shirred yokes in Eastern Mink wag... extra d..rk skins, mad: ven full.
back, 45 indies 1093.378500 $1,250. 00
Hutu: Wraps, shawl collars and cuffs of natural Taupe Nun-in Wraps, ripple backs, large shawl colla r9
Squirrel; $350M. unison-Imam , $350.00ands385.00
M Sal Wraps, collars, cuffs and borders of Mole Sln‘n Wraps made from fine selected skins, PlJlll
power or Mole Skin. $475.11) and Squimtl trimmed. $425.00
Kali-sky wé-p. choice selected skins. Hole Sin Wrap: made from Scotch moles. dolmm
Mug... .. $385.00 pad ““4” sleeves, collars and culls-of manual Squirrel. $500.00
* Coats . . Fur Scarfs and Sets
Nolan! W in dark, handsome skins, ' Bum Sufi, priced according to size,
shawl collars of Hudson Seal. 315.!” " $27-50, M 85.” to $110.06
WM 30 incheslong, shawl collar Huh-I Seal Surfs ml Shin, priced accordingl
of Raccoon. . 31951» Size; 3 $80.00 to $150. 00
WW perfectly matched skins, 30 Shah Sufi god Stolen, “51$ “5.00 to $275.00
inches long, shawl collar and cufisof Raccoon. $235.”
Natunl Mush-t, 30 inches long, trimmed
with self borders.
Leopard Sci, 30 inches long, shawl collar of
Beaver.
“hum-aim Mahatma“)
Fox Scarf: in taupe, Lucile and Poirct,
3851!). m and $125. 00
Raccoon Surf: of fin: dark skins,
$25.”. $354», $45.00 and $55.00
$235.00
$325.”
ending or the fount’ t i ~ - ' .
an“ to m M “Wy’lfflfiegfl Willow-MC”, 40 inches long. $435.00 All furs mused 'ill , be ch d I,“
.l more «us. themby winning the me . P“ 90" I urge 0n 1
1‘" the score or 9-3. n... m... m- Nam-d saver. full ripple back. nude fmm rendered Novembcr first.
ows. momma um. fextra quality skins, 36 incheslong. $675.00 .
ab 1 g ' Hudson Saul, made from dioice selected To those 30* ’1‘va charge xccounis 3 Palmem 0‘ 3;
’1 3 Skin at f 11 N." CH“ of purchase c will hold goods undl
1, s,tveryu. Newbofit.’ PK
3 «1» t, 34 inches long, an.» “n ’ '5 .
3 in L 36. EER.1'8' m M i ‘71"5 bandit now will be stored {ice of charge until
1 o k“ ‘42 inches long, ”gym 3“. . . .7“.
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mg """""""""""""" g g 0 Kearney won the first prize of $10 in The: are their sue-- a «I. They? aha-from, “A" t ‘ , fr“
(7....“ a”. ..-..'.". """ ‘3 9 ; guessing the exact number mam were 10an m 1. Gun. flag a! CF omit“: roam CHECK. ' WROLL‘SALL
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.27. I 7 mi omnntmvn. each of the m mum in: the “hm.mlmul ul’ uni-turd, , In teen . .,
were avarded :1 each they saw “mmmtiounm’a mm mm or run MAMCIGARET.~~.
3‘9? f: -m”“ . “3"“ . . was-a 1a. . rm and romeo-r
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