-Iliu M. E. Smith 0! S. E. Ryan's
more is enjoying her aural-.1 nation.
' In. Emma Iona of Rowan ‘Itreet
3 Visiting lrlemii in Southwick. 1133.,
V it two weeks.
(
, Hymn flsborn is (him—in; a two
' m' vacation from his duties in the
.‘Bouth Norwalk Trutt company.
If. and X139. Chester E. Hillard and
',,alldren at new York are the guests
«at relatives in Vnn Zanz street.
, Edward Benedict of New York, a
Sonnet resident. oi East Sorwalk, is
whiting his many friends in town, uc-
companied by his wife.
,- . The regular monthly meeting oi the
:" fist Norwalk improvement Associa-
.flon was held at 2‘30 ycstcrday alter-
noon at. the Community Club. The
usual matters were discussed.
Tho situation of 1hr: strike at the
Saturday. a bazaar will Miheld In
the dnhhause in charge of Miss Ida
McLaren, who hads the committee.
Tomorrow evening the weekly mo—
tion picture performance will he held
at the clubhouse, the usual large at-
étcndance is expected.
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- This evening a. mixed card party
will be held at the clubhouse. Both
ttho: women and the men will spend a
pleasant evening playing cards.
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l The weekly dance will be held at
lthe cm Saturday evening. The Har-
bor View orchestra. will furnish the
mic.
The Ladies Ten and Thimble Slnb
heldtheir weekly meeting at the
‘clnbhmu yesterday afternoon. at
gwhich time a very sociable atiernoon
'was enioyed. ‘ '
sBElflfiMND
'cbanged again just as
The regular mid-week dance will be
held at the clubhouse this evening.
,Music will be tarnished by the Jazz
‘band of New York.
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American La Deniclle Lace “'0?in 113-, Mr. nnd Mrsfloward Peck and chil'
‘9 union the same. The
mi. increase were refused.
1‘» The remains of Jacob Ash. who was
”morning in the Jewish cemetery in
West NM
”on at late Placid, N. Y. They ox-‘
fine! to return to their home about
August 80. I
.. I
In St. Nazalre, France, with the A. E.
7., Frank A. Middlcwwn. .lr., returned
on the U. 8. 8. Amphion. which landed
It Newport News, Va. From there no
‘wvi sent to Camp Upton, where he re" .
valved his honorable dischnrge. 1nd,
returned tohis homo, August 1.
:' Those who have to cross the East'
florwnlk bridge mornings have had to!
fut over twenty minutes or so. while
*n all boat passed through. Thls has'
“.0613?“ moral mornings, much to1
the dissatisfaction or those who have;
no wnit. Many of them are hurrying
to south Norwalk to catch the trains
which do not stop at East Norwalk,‘
to their places of business in either;
Bridgeport or All cities or mus
toward New York.
Mrs.
lmily Russell di Woraltor,
”839., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwml
L. Eleven: of :Rownyton avenue. Mm.v
Rinse" has many irlends more, having}
bear a dormer resident, and is nowt
conducting u very success‘lul vocal I
lav. ‘Deorxe F. Pentecost, D. D., for-
snot evangelist and globe-trotter, who:
110'. more than 80 years of age. enyoyis|
, the distinction of being the pastor of
the inmost Prosbyterlan church in the:
i
'~conntry, Bethany, of Philadelphia.
‘Vhich won the outgrowth of John Wan-i
when! humus Sunday school, is.
inflating the summer vacation at his
' home in‘Tokeneko.
: CORN'MARKET ADVANCES.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—-An instantaneous
upward jump of 1% cents to 9 143 cents:
abuahel', WM thc response of the
. “torn marks-t today to the anutunnn.
V mom. that tho government woultlf
maintain the guaranteed 32.26 price of
wheat. The biggest ll!" of the Corn
Nnrket was in the principal trading:
a delivery. December, which soared at'
3 0306 to 331.62.
' WHENCE COMES THE BEST OF
MAN?
The wife who contributes to her
usbsnd’s uplift and helps to enlarge
Jain vision must not be denied high
credit for his success. The best part;
, otmm man is the femininity Which:
« nuns- ;nvom his mother or his wire.‘
' m tuna-actor which counts for his1
Manny one his :purpose and per-
nttfllo Jn Greenfield. Mass l _
i‘ i-
1
may drive come from her; tol
saunas-Mg: ‘Omnt mum. in’
. workers de- dren of Orange, N. J., are spending nival we). are going to hold at Cotn~
mnds for a “hour week and 3—20 per~ thle remad . indcr of the summer nt tnei W Beach, Labor Day.
i is an . "
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Thewsdtherollercnnsternre
bdngpnlnted. Marcy-intenl'ed
-withngreennndwnitetr1nnging., l
Today the Greenfield Hill Sunday
school 1nd theElectric Testing Labor?
jutories employees or New York nrtet
holding their picnic at the Point.
The tide was very low yesterday. wanna om ha been added in?
afternoon. and owing to the tare-ta the force at r. v. Cantrell'e grocer:-
ening weather conditons, there were,
i nu Alexander; a! the Count!
ins-cor;- lorcn, has been enjoying I
not many batherl.
smite. are met “3010. the.
Tomorrow evening McCormnck sud”: mention.
Barry's Mayer Dixie Jazz band will
make their third appearance at the'
Point (or this union.
Yesterday's
day at the Point. Tnesdny n genera-
Iug his
gm of Xew York.
threatening wontner:
kept a large crowd 1mm spending tne'
m R. DeCourcy‘Lns been enter-
J-lzbel De-
eister. It“
firs. W- 11 M, d mammmmsmwmm
Hannah‘s,“ trams gun-admirer“ Waiy
hr a brisk day, but yesterday it won all?" “fit with “at II! M
very quiet.
New music is expected to arrive I
the Point during this week {or the
merry-go‘round. Several days ago the
tunes were changed. and they will be
soon u the
new music arrives.
The Roton Point Life Savers have
received an invitation from the
Compo Beach Life Savers. asking
them to take part in the wner car-
igronnds.
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i -Mn.lmneB.Cnh.dBnnrondnve.
tmermfieaoainnm-am magnum; where he
mumwdmusmmmmam
m Charles niwmlnmannnnd
{an brother, am; “an muted,
‘trum tier: undo-”unto trb to hone
Um, Vt.
max-lemma
mgmmw‘fl' “ll
gym,mwnfibfldfl¢
mun-museum”
tamammutun—ed
by, m... ken. worn-z: W. at
Sunshiny.
Heard! B. My. the lord antic-t-
mzn. E-‘i’- a crap at Columbus Curve.
2‘2- £92m Paint. m be Wiy
"Limits {wands m M
hours.
Walla» Candi. of tho Port , .
has errciod :1 W tent (I! the
lawn at his home. when he Id )lrs.
Gouzh enjoy many of thdr null, nod
spend their leisure nadir. .l reli-
ing. .
S. Willis-m. who has been ell-
ployulforaa-ed-e pastntthe A.
install-eonnmdavenueJInOV
I!“
played. 4%!
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‘ amid meme: named yesterday,
mum. having W?! 8M1
seven! dnys with rehflves at Ridge-
woud, n1.
5 The smallidnmleotweeks ago
lam-ought m snag nu.- mes and
(m m mint of whit were in-
'W from W. ill the 591mm"
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Ming mks roam mum-den of D. J. was, on Gracious
uncanny-311‘ ,wmg‘flm
«'m _’
11-» Young People's Society of the
mdi
6, 1911
AY. ACC L‘S‘j
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g‘a v:~:-— - rti rnomimznm 2!! ow“ cow rm“
twenty your urn-m 3". “Mfr"."l" ‘0‘" 'i” 7‘"
, . , : , Q . .
:Iu'k. the m of the Winn. no: 3‘, and 1 ‘7 > “by h
”I W W his mother. a can» much ; - mm
fashion d m, 8. J. who on only in y. k _ W:
luau-l Ir. its!!!" most 9W. pond. ns 'l-o mag... ,. . ‘ (rm.
l- n m “bar. When Hr. ‘bmy‘h'fig 9.»... .1,“ ._ ”1‘: m...
3m nut bed-t who: a the “1".” 2;... .n b, >. i l,
ill-Min math! (hitch in RI:- glno shared, t' .—. I . . W"
,m «rm-two years am. when he err-nun spa-emf, v. n . MW
Munich! years. new dict-lured in an.“ :7 . _ .. ”‘4
[or utmost .ryor to!“ his W’ scribing tbs-m or; ~- » Tu.
mummmmmmnnngnma:
it!“ an of fin. Wk. :91! dark from ma..- ’
no other spuénwr .3. ‘ ., ,b
in: or won't" it.
i m.- Qm A, Boyle of Brook "" ‘ ' ,.
g1'73. nil 11b: 3!): T. M 0: “on “'3’“ m“-“"““" ‘ '
hams. man to their MR"? 1*.er? WWW r H .
hours, . nfilrr :- m'nhte tur . wk! tumug (m "in“ ‘5" ' ' ‘ ii -
‘vieii in Noraton. Ila can: return m “"3 .
fmorim! '0 fine "h? 6'!" wwc. n rout secure for "M "‘ E‘ ‘ ‘ " z.
dent of .‘~m_ m Int 13' 12m of ”on? your Thu (l
(their. trip «1- oval? at tho ham or m": the 11‘1“?” ‘
Maud ‘11.? I ‘B _ I of MN England. arrl an"! m
Eng'and m x. s- Yv~ 1,
ha?! . 1311‘! 0W6
avenue. South alt mado tho ions: )“liih- \
W m : the urn '
look :v;tothe:n:whu&ey ill "HR" ‘7‘" ’h' '5‘." :‘- -
'mm f Input ‘zhe visit Now York i: din: Ii. .
g ‘8 ‘le ‘0 " ed 3100 for on. mhlirv‘:~ , .. I
ll ‘ I l considers it worm n1
Eight all TOME . ' Mr: that—in 1.0. so \ahta‘l. ~ . H
"sum“ Auto III'. 50‘ Jun“ . kept in his nffiu’» mic : . .1
try n ‘ ' '” was: “I H: T"::: men exprossod lhi .:- ::.. ~ .. -
bird wait; in? “a lay for his inmrm‘m; - -
eveningj'elnlln n C- . m’flfi and my »
then proceeded to W, via-r _
they remained mm The chicken , m.
m m m ,n ”“—
“We”. m! ' - 3?: were :0 -—An ndwrtiscmrm ”-3 ‘ ~ “rm:
:th the ' MUV- Sentinel will Mica - . "M
meet 0.3m us-
men's Association in the harm's 811"“
ml ntmnt the Mewrfl -,
p; - ‘ ’n‘
l!“ lint:
One week from today, 1.500 an of
Miss Elsie Kamp! of Beacon. N. Y.,, “,3ka N. Y.. will come ‘0 the Point
friends. '
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Donner Pint m George 1, Harmon Presbyterian ”Church held a
V. unlichtlng and may ”-9 spend. mccsriul sale 0: candy.
in on: menu: nfielr mmer home Suturday afternoon on them” the
cake,
etc.
Tilloy showed tho June: I!!! 31'0“.
tilled on the tracks on Monday evcn- arrived at the island yerilpfdax and on board the steamer Sirius. They
jug, were buried at. 11 o'clock yester- is spending a few days at the home wywill bring with them their turn band
which will provide music on ma,’
and which may give a band mncen'ym m Hater M of
31"!me
Kin Murine Fnlrbunks and nor
manse, on thorn-t rod. ‘1' Near-
.water Lac, and mu- “ danc-
ing by no“ a the Ward.
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Lester 5' Solomon 0‘ Whm“ ”anal ‘t the Point. A '9" interesting 1’” Maple avenue. are visiting reintitc'es at: The Lord brothers. two young men
relatives.
’ A cake, ice cream and domestic sale,
is expected to be enjoyed.
0n “’ednmidny.
:Attorney nnd Mrs. Leo Davis and has arrived at the island, where hergram or new and water “,0". “we 'Worce'ster Mm
flair “"1 4490“? are 811107“!!! a 75¢", will spend a. wceit at the home of his been arranged and an interesting day ' '
Him superintendent Homce' B.
will be held at the home of Mrs. G. F: members of Mecca Templar, mother, recent heavy rains.
After having spent thirteen mmths “'nters, Hickory mm, by the mem— lodge or the Mystic Shriners or New?
hers or the Woman's Association of York will come to the Point tor their:
the South Norwalk Baptist cnurcn.’
dnys' outing.
Employees of the town liizhway
They will bring Vlih'Snpr-rintendent's once have been at
the
The affair will be from 2 to 6 p. m.,'uwm a band of 40 pieces, nnd aim m and rep-mus
and Mrs. W'. R. Austin is chairman of
the committee in charge.
lentinol Want us Are Winners.
Arab patrol of 60. it is expected mntidrninn east or the railrond bridge. i
this yin be the banner any at the,
Park for the entire season, u “no;
éjust released from miliury service.
have entered into n trucking and taxi
service at Norman Heights. The:
fOImstend hu had his men till the “7- have bought a new magic truck.
August 20. 2.000_lies in the loenl roads made by the m an “Kimble a, taxi service. and
will dam: reed“: urge pom
from the people at the community in
which they have no long been well and
‘tnvombly known. »
Rev. G. E. Richter. d the Pout road.
while at May my: place, ntur-f
The DIrien depot plaza is now un- d3? evening. dud-g the "3.“ fl. the.
i from oil over the state nnd New York usually attractive. for the mlrond m Janey m uni anon:
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You can place complete confidence in §
SoCO—ny Motor Gasoline. Its quality
never varies.
Every drop
same forceful “kick.”
You get quick starts, instant pickups,
ms: mileage—winner and summer.
You are freed from carburetor adjustr
ments and clogging—you are freed
from carbonized cylinders.
Don’t risk the dangers of unknown,‘
, inferior mixturm. Buy So-CO—ny for,
reliability.
Wherever you see the Red, Whiteand"
Bluc‘ So-CO—ny Sign—thatch the safe
place to get your gasoline.
STANDARD 011. CO. or NEW YORK
gives the
An
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tacos-unity for MIMI“. infield 0‘ at—l ‘ ' >
the place. and explained to thrm that;
thisisthepom timeoim your to
not! his stock. lor the spring is thug
”armament-touch“;
rtoc‘k. fu- tho toll lad winter Super-g
min: are male in “rumination of:
the next MING mad. the finest: .
display taint: Mt the first at the;
your. wk- Hr. “by bus the Mel-é ,.
pl unfit gt the “icon Squire Gar-é
den show. Kr. Title! answered in;
unifies of many of the Jerseymon. re;
airing the habits of the unusnnl
bird: on his place. He explained th;
be..
m to breed a: stbck. 51'" i
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NEW SHOWING OF
Miner Dimesfiz§port8wraicrs
- $5.98 and $7.98
W Skirts Slip liver Sweaters
$2.98 m $1.98 up
JACOBY’S
153 WASHINGTON ST.
W Beam Store
37 WNW 3mm
EGGS—4.
(Our Sale Is Going On
(3m :inndgeia malnourline
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Hershficld’s Molar Express
an mu '0. 3m, ‘ $013 294.
mm '1‘“ auxin I'm: anon I'M!
min mm mm m um now your
“humanism Anonyamnc Dam?
m ' Minimal!“-
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