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{is enjoying his annual vacation.
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his vacation.
tires at East. avenue, for a few days.
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Massachusetts.
Those who are not registered for
the party primaries will be given an .
. opportunity to get on the list by ap- ”WW“ ““3"" V“ “0 “399““ 8‘ Here’s an opportunityto save money on warm weather footwear. to buy shoes clteaper than we can Ive-purchase them.
peering before the registrars of Voters . .
at Selzer's barber shop, Vi’ashinnton
street bridge, to-morrow between 12'
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- o’clock noon and 9 p. m. This onlr; '
, applies to those who are not already} , i
. {a
on the lists, inasmuch as those al-e
reeady on the same are not erased.
but remain continuously unless the
‘Registrars is otherwise ordered.
Harold Bundle, of 31 Van Zant
street, was home on a twenty-four
hour furlough yesterday and visited
his friends. Hee will not be dis-
charged Mm the service until next
Week. 88, the Twenty-third Infantry, 01
which be is a member and which
makes up a. part. of the second divis-
ion. is to parade in New York to-mor-
row. After the parade, he will be
sent to Camp Merritt. at which place
he will be discharged. His mother.
Mrs. James B. IBundle, is in New York
10-day with her son.
The situ‘ntion of the strike at the
lAmerican La Dentelle Lace works is
the same. There has been no disturb-
ance: of any kind. The strikers did
not appear around the factory as their
have .all agreed to stay away. On
Saturday morning the Workers will go
to the plant and receive the money
due them. After that it is not known
what the result of the strike will be.
no the strikers are determined that
they shall receive their demands of a
fortrfour hour week with a twenty
per cent. increase, while the manufac-
turers are determined that they shall
not mt the demand.
hasten U. Hart, accompanied by a
7 blend from New York city, spent
“it ' Way with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mater; )4. Hart of McKinley place.
- On next Wednesday afternoon and
evening, the Ladies’ Aid Society of
the unwanted M. E. Church will hold
it; annual. bazaar and supper in the
Ml ed the church.
‘William Pinkney, but better known
7 nsmfiee.” son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil—
_ William Pinkney of Rowayton avenue,
the enlisted in the naval reserve
force at the beginning of the war, has
. receivttl his honorable discharge, and
5, has returned to his home here for a
vacation.
T There is considerable interest here
' 3n. the war department‘s plan to sell
vi- 8311:1313 foods through the postomces.
, Nothing eflcial has come to the‘locai
, pgst’oflice from Washington as yet, so
> flint: the regulations for the sale are
' mg; known; except as the newspapers
save assisted them.
infli'fite min: service, Sunday, at
”am Baptist church. when I.
W Judge, until his discharge re-
gently. a captain in the United States
mice in Italy during the late
saves a very interesting talk on
as. experiences while in service. Hr.
flan is well—known here, having at.
”use tons a. resident a! new
5! ms. .1. ‘ ,
’!r. and “Johan Johnson re-
»W flatten ‘0 hum
89.1117 1- HiPSOD- 0‘ Seaside place, tain Parker was recently promoted
. flay. Herbert‘E. Harsland has left company, No. 16, at East 67m street, 4
4; .1“? New Jersey, where he will spend near Third avenue, which is the very i . . : x
files Virginia Waters. 0' NOflhPOH’ V many friends here are busy extendingr
1“ I" ‘3 visiting at the home 0‘ rela- congratulations on his deserved pro-
-'l‘he usual mid-week pref-er service The several Rowayton boys. men-
of the East Avenue Methodist Episco- bers of Troop No. 2' of the Boy Scouts, '. . _ ‘
lint Church will be held this evening. who have been enjoying a week‘s hike
Kiss Dora Swenson. of “'appinger T _
hey all had 8 00d ime and e 0 ed
Falls, 157. Y. spent yesterday visiting s K m y
1119qu in. East Xhorwalk. MISS Swen- made their camp, near Danbury and
Son is enJoying a one month vacation
from her duties and she is traveling
throughout Connecticut and a part of
.h treat was given the people attend-!
any, and who served with the ambul- ’
maximum m
. ._ y, sooner 7,1919
.4- W. .Wm‘ an“ .q-v- ”mu; , .-.,
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from New York city on the transport
' for r ther be e in Cristobal
Muslims-“Their. many fr n s were
sorry to have them leave, but wished '
them ban voyage and a return visit '
soon to the states. Mr. Johnson be~ .,
fore leaving. spent several days at 7:
Lake Kushaqus. a”
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.. The Sale You’Jiaeefi Waiting For
Miss Ida Marie Moore of Pond street g - . . 1' .. 3:}: "”1 .. , “Hrs-“2‘s
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in VA“
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is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Ben-
jamin F. Parker at their home. 414 .
'West 136th street, Sew York city. Cyp-
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be; , ,.
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no an i
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1 from the rank of lieutenant and receiv- if" ~ ‘ ‘
'cd his appointment to Hook 6'; Ladder ‘ ‘
fine house at which he entered the city ; ., '
dcpartment several years ago. His . . - ,~ " . . , ‘ .
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motion.
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and camp returned Saturday after.
'noon. tired, but a happy 10: of boys.
0! All Oxiords, Pumps and White Goods
‘ Starts Tomorrow, August 8, 1919, at 9 A. M.
[army' the ”gum “mm“ we“ r” ' Although these goods have increased in price. we are reducing them to make room. for the fall stocks. and toclese the stock of odds and (‘nglx .
every minute of the time. The scouts
during their stay in camp many of
their relatives and friends paid them
,a visit and found the camp arranged
fin neat order, tents forming. as in the
9 On.»-
motion. A8 a result- of the camping
the local troop held Friday evening.
Special Prices on Gordon Hosiery :
.... ...... .. ° Women’s White~ Shoes 0
; the members of the Belle island Club , . i ' - '
lwas received yesterday, and is now Women sNubnck Lace Shoes. Innis Reel, value Wm’smhwmmvflnofl-mfl WomensQanvu, Lace, 130111! 30518 and 3-4 Ht” Q
placed in a very conspicuous lecation. I. $7.00, at a ‘ values $4.00 and up, at
The regular weekly dance will bc‘ $2.95 i .
held at the clubhouse Saturday. The (- $3 95 - $3 4a
o Only 3 I"! m M. ~ ' i .
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Jazz Trio of New York will furnish the '
music for the evening‘s entertainment,
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’..:::°:::: ..1 Women’s Kid Trimmed Canvas Shoes, Extra Special Values, at $1.95 0
clubhouse. Edward Nixon. the direct-; c Oxf rd d Sh
. 'n b . .-' ' ' ' m It} ses’ save: 0 s an oes rr
$22331. e present to conduct the re §§ Xenon I Robust Oxfords and , II Women's cum inhW'QhWON-I WM'I CIJWII 0!, I"!!! ..‘ an” M w .
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' $3.95 ’ $1.75 $1.75 to $2.95 31.75 :
WOMEN’S PUMPS ANDOXFORDS , f
WW... .. $2.75 W’- m W $4.65 scams... ......... - ......... $2.2M
Hand Turned. Value $81!). At . .
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Late yesterday afternoon, the mid-
”'week dance which was to be held at?
the clubhouse last evening, was post~
poned. The Tuesday afternoon cord
,party was also cancelled.
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r‘ Harbor View *
Value$5.00. At ....... ...........
,. _ \Vomen's Tan and Grey Oxfords. 3 45 “Yemen's Gun Metal and Pat. Pumps, $3 65 Women's Tan OXfolflfs LOW and $3 95 t
g This evening there will be moving Value $6.00. At . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . e ' Regularly sold $5.00 to $6.00. Now . . 0 “1-339“. ““1““ $930 to $4.00. At .
pictures at the clubhouse. Another
high class feature has been Secured
for this showing.
Value $7.00. At . . . . ............. Values $3.50 to $5.00. At ...........
‘v , T T P . ‘ \Yo en's 0d and Ends in Punt . Women ’8 Tan Oxfords—~Broken sizes. $ .
Vomen 8 an ongue amps ' $3.95 W d3 [is $2.45 Special values ...................... 2.95
i A tennis tournament will soon begin
at the beach. There are some 'very
clever and good players who are to
; be seen on any clar day practicing on
the tennis court getting into shape.
Men's Regal and Douglas'omoras s11 Reduced
Sold Before at $3.50, $6.00, $7.00and ”.OD—Now $4.45 :0 $5.95 , 6,
magi-€333»:- . KEELER’S SHOE STORE “5%.?” g
69c ' The Store That Saves You Money $1.35 ‘
The cinders which the street depart-
vment recently placed on the road}
[which the residents of the beach were:
.not satisfied with helped quite a little
:during the last few days' rain. The‘
Ireadway was not so muddy. but the:
general condition of the roads could
thave been a great deal better if they A .. ,. , . .. '2‘:
were properly placed. wwwmmmmmmfim? mm can: m ~ ‘1: =
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George 0. Thomas of Meagan tr WHEAT onops To use wm.
_ than the remainder of the trip to'
. . l ‘
' ' has been in France with the United PRICE! ALSO FALL T0
. lSouth Not-walk will be completed. 1 Sun“ A y for over 3 ye", h“ up, . 1,“ LEVEL, .
_ ' “V94 3-" Camp UP‘W- “‘1 will m“. (Bridgeport Telegram).
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Richard Brenner of Palisades Park ' some to g i 1 .
' Prtngd, ale to visit h s res ' 4
; ,___ ...... , who Is the inventor and the patentee of “veg, He was working“ in Detroit‘ asasyaemwlhfigabrhgp‘lmtr $3350;
5 Tomorrow evening, the usual week-‘ the automatic race track visited the when war v.5 declared. and entered of “V“! out '11! prices ::n:e dawn to
ly display of fireworks will be pre-frace track at the PM“ Y“‘°’¢*Y-ime army from that “a"! rigiétzgfifi the level of those when wheat; was
seated. While there he overhauled the new ‘3 ‘ machine-gun 3°“ - n zmarkcted at $1.50? ' 3
- track which has recently been put») try before being sent across! 3): gait Since th§ summer 0(1913. when ”5‘
The Milford Business Men’s Associa- chased and which is o emted by elecu‘ Immediately after the Garrmmtinl ewithlulown price prevailed, necessi es
- . . " . " r ’ » p , iregiment was sent in 0 e 5" shave increased two-fold, and. in some.
tion held their 01.111118 at the POInt ye' - tricity. He also combined the hand the army Of occupation, and be “‘5 cases eve‘ mm‘ in price. Bread-
terday. They made the trip in private? power apparatus -with the electrical' “(3):: ‘39 to the time of “in“ for stuns, especially, have risen abhor»;
This is the record we have striven fork-the record we have. at
machines. a aratus, for emer enc es. ' '
pp th k 3 y W —---" _ ‘ Here is a comparative list of prices _ .
The Life Savers hav re . ed th i After e “‘30 is placed into running in spite of unpleasant weather Tues-i0: some necessities of life. showing tainedi Surely, it is worth your while to take advantage "I
h e C9” 5 r condition again, the small track which day evening, the community sing at! their cost in July, 1916, when wheat - ‘ d ,
3:: 2:; es anrd Eongzramis “3‘91“ has been used up to date will be done the Noroton Heights school hwastthe, sold on the exchange at $1.50, and it“ 0 a3.
1 y i wear or e rs: tme, un- -' best attended of any since t e 8 I85 their selling prices today: .
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. day. agiybwuh an? 3;?” and larger one were started. The children. and there July, 3
w e “‘9 n- ' were many of them, did well. aid [‘30:- Flo 1916. Today. ‘YAN DYK’S COMBINATION
—"—"—"—‘— oughly enjoyed their time on t e s - ur, barrel ... ..,... . . 46.50 $14.90 .
“.6 employees ‘ of the Electrical ‘ --- --. ,_:_~ --.. form where Miss Mnlvaney take! Bread (wheat) .......... . .05 .10 COFFEE IS 8 standard Hindu“-
Testing Laboratories of New York them each week to show the 01d“ m (We. Neel-...... 33 -15
folks how to sing. The sings are pro, Crackers (box)... . . . .10 .18 . Fine flavor and full stremrth- Lb.
came to the Point yesterday on board
the steamer Tourist. There were 300
who made the trip. They spent a very
greasing so favorably that it has he- Exge, (dozen ..t......... .30 .60
come necessary to introduce a new New potatoes ...... . .25 .48
mm m an“ “F“ ... ...... ...... “m“ "m' -" 4‘ VAN mars HAND-PICKED JUMBO PEANUTS
1:1!er
AND
Smyable day at the park. .by next Tuesday evening. it can gamer-y butter ....... .36 .60
-. ea‘m .eveml new mass which wilt ID? rterhouoe stat .... . o: .3, .35 '
This evening MoCormack and Bar-j ~ peel to everyone, so it is hoped that Sirloin steak ........... .18 .32. > Are {fly to gerwchlgimw“: -
rx’s IMayer’s Dixie Jazz band will make‘ ' there will be a good crowd next week 1 gram hunk .18 as" VII very y - ~ ‘
their third appearance at the Point ' t0 89‘ "1°99 sons: “-3“? "" aura“, bf“, I"::::-_':":::: j: '2} Large
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this season. It is expected that a vary. 1 30MB USED m GREENWICH.
!WANT manAes muemartumi This Iriday and Saturday
large crowd will attend the dance. 7 ,, l i r
U to d t this I: h 1. . Mrs. A. w. learned of Wateslm is H°"‘° °' °°""“‘°' mm“; b" °l WASHINGTON. Ans. 6-—R€Dmen'l It 3 our '° 'm ”- w m
D a e wee 88 «act: a 0m It Hurt - er of 1 . of (lotto. or 1-2
very I?“ one for the Point If th spending the week with her snoopin- M, - «. Itatlves of fourteen diflerent railroad - ~
Milford ‘Bus' 11 ' A “I oci‘ “a: a“ at hm" w“ W. ‘8' “ The ham—9 of Anton, i0 Caracotta. aitmions now have joined in a oonnnuni-i ‘ ,_ E’- 0‘ he ”’33 0‘
and the 1 31:3? 1 Tent.” Lab: ii Th I!!!" a" 162 '1‘ lo avenue well to do eantrnctor and buildeurtlgi cation m . 'MK-g 'l'reat M m Jumbo ea-
ca es ‘ e ‘ r . ' . Director-Genet, . u m-
' “‘9‘ a; ‘ “WW!“ Cm. was deal!!!“ 11' Mediate incense in “I“. 89 4' II“ If...
o'mmmmifltwemh
ries had not some to the Point, tha’fonnerly run by A. Green, is new
:3 wouldhve. hoe. turnedintoacashstfleand ' 74‘ hm.‘ W Monmm:lfaruknown.thi8 is the hmm-’
ay , a n a vex-yawn. . WWW“ U‘ - muwmwhichnfltberqnu
m ___ 1m, argumézwm muss MW mi. . y Van Dyk Co.
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