ad for the entertainment of the resi-
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" is again in operation. and would he,‘
1 all the time. if the library had enough
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for themselves
Do you know that it takes only
about 3275 a year to run your library,
including the expenditure of 32 5 ”’§ 9
‘new books, annually? ~- .
; Do you know that during the post 5
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year the library has :been able to open
but one day a week, because the ,
amount raised by canvassing, last , “ ' w-"
year, was not sufficient to open every " ‘---3
day, and pay the librarian and janitor 1 , ‘ I ~ .' "
————- {for daily attendance? 1;; , - ; . ‘ , . . A' ’
. Rev. George M. Teeple conducted Do you know that it we could raise ’ 1:; . ; =
w senice at the Advent a auificinetiy large sum for an en- 1‘ ", 1 — ' 3‘
.‘h in!" °°k dowment fund the library could be i". 1 ' -.
Christian Church last evening. 1 supported on the income of that 1,- , 1‘
.._..__..- amount, and so be a permanent good 1 -
1 dance will be held at the Norwallk in your community, instead of leading :1 . , _ . ' § -
Country Club tomorrow evening. A 32...???“ (immense Vim I‘he , . .7 ' ‘ , . , 15'.
. some one a1ing o c use . , . , . ‘7 _, ,
”we attendance ‘5 expected. 1its doors, because of no money? Do ., — , J
_.._.._.._. 1'0u know that this way would be 3,3 ‘
Miss Elizabeth 019011 of Mrooklyn, more to the advantage of Rowayton ‘l _ . ’ 1
fl Y., is the guest of Mr and \irs Ithan to be taxed for its support, be- 11.
{cause m the latter event, the library , f
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Henry Harries Of First street. 1wculd belong to the city, and you . . ,__" , l . '1
—--—-- would not ha1e the llc‘ 1 L': ' ‘1' at , ‘5 , ' 1. V"
' The ladies of the East Norwalk lure the annual meeting, as you now 1131' 9, 1’2 ‘ ‘ l '8. 3‘! ”
movement Association will meet this‘for the small sum or fifty cents l: S ; .3
you wish to change anvthing about
afternoon when thev will do more the library now;_1ou may become a
sewing for their bazaar. ,member by joining the association, 15 ' .
h iand paying the abme-mentioned fifty l 4, ‘ " I L R ms
There were many East Norwaih cents, and suggesting the alterations ' ' 7’ l a VI 7
”Die who attended the opening day and voting on the subject—therefore, fl " -
join the association, and let us hear
of the new White House Breadery on ‘0‘" views. 1
gym“ WW m“1..unmitxsugszzz .2312; -. z. . ' . Starts Tomorrow, August 8. 19191 at 9 A- ”-
wayton, and that most of them use g
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The remdents of East \orwalk are Do you know that if we had a de-
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anxiously waiting to hear further de- finite means of suppor.t 1119 could then 1“-
Ivelopments about the proposed pur- plan to build a. library building of our
chm 0’ the “hm“ ”We"? ”Y “’e “n? 1 Here’ s an mprtunity to save moneyon warm weather footwear. to buy shoes chopper than we can Willem.
, , . Do you know that in advertising
CTOIUt and hnapp company on ““1 Rowayton property in the New York
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Although these goods lave inure“ to price. we are relating than to nakc room (cranial! stocks. andtodoae the stock of odds and 1111111
Do you know that the library is run fl
Work who “9 “Merl“ 3‘ E3“ exactly according to the best meth-:
Norwalk tOOk 11111011903 With Mr and ads of the large city libraries? There 5 ,
Hrs. C T. Purdy of Chatfield street. is nothing amateurish about it. Ev Women s White Shoes
the other day. Mr. Lohr is secretary? If you do n0t use the library your
selves, gi1e to it, so that 1our friends
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m1; ffinflfflffliflepfi 'fnd neighbors may 1.... a better one 3 Women'anbuck Lace Shea, 1.111111 11.111, value Women‘s BuohkLmIowEeel, Button, value $8.50,»: Women 30m, Lace, Louis net... .1111 .. 1. 11...:
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men: of the firm. —-Stamford Ad1ocate. ‘ A library drive will begin on Mon- :1 {1‘ $7.00, at 1‘; wake: “.m and up, at
______ day or next week in order to raise our, ' ""‘ $2 95
filo-marrow morning, the strikers of means 01' support for next 1',ear and
130 to start an ”Endowm nt f d "
works a e un
the “Erica“ L3 Dentelle lace 1 Let us see if we can go "01 er the top, "
will go to the plant to recehe the as Rowayton has done in all the other
:3 ' ' $3 45
" $3.95 Only a Few Pairs Left. 1
salary due them and try for the last “Drives, " during the past year. i; ,
33:15:13,? $§.§§’“TS:..¥£§§§I ........... w ’ Kid Tritium] Canv Shoes Ema Special Win at $1.95
sound the notary remains very quiet “3r? le'mlful hereabcuts this year. is omen S as . , BS,
d many housewives are bils re-
lt has been during the earlier part a” y p . q ‘
u 1m“ng "1°50 "““S 111111 1w“- Woman’s lubnck words and Pumps Wo ,g Canvasn W a P m... Cams Oxfords and 511.”. ,1 1
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Mrs. ’samuel Farr of Pleasant streetu Farmers 1mm that the worms dam-1. ‘ ‘
n" 110.11.11.11... mm... a 1.....— 1.1.1.1.... 1...... ”"85 a... de" $3 95 $1 75 $1 75 to $2 95 1.75 1
from her brother, saying he has been strayed by Spraying. Almost any 011 o . . . .
whnded and gassed. Te was on the “‘9 Spray mini-Wes will kill them. - fir fl
mug line three days and nights” ’
and had 11, be sent back to rest «11:111.; The Epworth Learners and their WOMEN’S PUMPS AND OXFOR Ds
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friends will leave Steven's docks at
adds etting along as well as could . 1.- . 7 -. _ T ' j
to mind at present The}, are 6: 30 this evening, tor a nil cm the‘ ‘W‘omen 5 Tan Pat Pump .75 'Women s Block ‘hc; Pumps. $4.65 “omen s‘i‘an $2 9;) ,
sending him to a. camp called Barren Sound filming for "#111th on one Value $5.00. At. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hand Turned. Value $8.90. At . . . . . . Low Heel Pmnl‘s --------------- - ‘H _
of the islands and etnrnl t e ' . . , ~ -. . . . r
and from there he will start for hon: to see the iguworkarat Roffnlgoili‘: \Vomcn’s Tan andfilfey Oxfords. 45 \\ onion s (.1111 Metal and Pat. Pumps. 8 % “omens T‘f‘OXfMdf' 1“” ’1’“ SH»; 95 .
his the 0.1, W “Wham S‘ e \'al11e$6.00. At ........... . mourn-11011135001016.1111. Now .. . tin-Heels- 1.1.1.... 15-111'10 1111'“. '1‘ ' .1 .
one year and three months
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one year and two months o1erseas. He 1' Bftlf film
is getting homesick and lonesome, and. ‘
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anen‘s Tan Tongue l’umps. , -$ Women s Odds and Ends 1:1 mm. s 1101111111 5 T1111 Oxfords—~Br11lwt1 ~ . - a. Q
Value $7.00. At . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . I 3095 Values $3.50 141155.“). .‘At ........... 2945 Special values ................ 32.90 \
Men’s Regal and Douglas Oxfords All Reduced
Sold Before at 33.50.36.013, $7.00 and $8.w——Now $2.45 to $5.95
KEDS . , 1 . .1 M: n s W). 1:12 Canvas ‘-
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would like to be back with the boys
again.
l Cluett 'Griflln of New York arri‘. ed;
,at the island yesterday morning for
Umrbor —View 1the remainder of the summer.
‘Arma rmBixby of‘ Newark N J., l1;I
On Saturday evening the regular spending a few days 1isiting at the'
> Weekly dance will-be_ held. home Of friends on the island.
Lanteveningavery enjoyable mixed A rehearsal of the minstrel show
card party was held at the club. 1cat~zt was held at the clubhouse last‘
i evening under the direction of Edward!
On Saturday a bazaar which is in Nixon.
charge of a committee headed by Missi 1
Ida McLaren will be held at the club. \Imion Bouton of Nortbport, N. Y., “1"“ xmmmmmm 2.1K“:
spent yestmday at the island calling -. —-——- -
There will be moving pictures at the on friends She 1m in the afternoon “1 of the Compo Beach 11111151011, wnp 13.111 Studio of Ernest. Albert 111 Stan: hand m be 111111 up into little stoch-
clubhouse this evening A feature at-1 for Springfield Mass“ where she will extended them an invitation several ford avenue, August 21 to 81. 1111111211 for the littlehraf‘makinnlnmfiai
traction has been secured for the e1- . . J'hmes Kelley 01 Harrison street is 939 stockings 3 0“ n ”0' 1:
Spend a few weeks at the home of her 1dms ago The carnival will be held‘ building an addition to his residence Order to reach the needy children be-
cnings entertainment. [relatives there ‘on Labor Day at Compo Beach. which wh(n completed will and {are “,6 odd Wt. y.m ”a m.
sanction for the knit“ maybe to. \
On Saturday, August 1‘; 3 mar»: Mflo'wa greatly to the improvement oi the
querade ball will be held at the club-
house. This is one of the social of.
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'place tained from Miss Reamy at the 4111—1
1 n 0 _ nil Kane.
1 Le. and F. ll 11 er of Stamford is fill "The GI em." m I of young:
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Marks chuuh during the adsem'e of m . W W8 enml
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The Maplewood a1enue M. E. Sun—l iing.herlg'a:at;;)n.d d hfldren are .nt .:8 15;). m. The program is (blight-
: _ 1 ”'5- - - “r e" 3“ c full val-lad conalatln of a loam
day school of Stamford will hold a pic‘ . returned enjoving theii summer outing stile-l. marych ‘ b fly 8 in mume';
dents of the beach.
' ‘ ' ' Miss G1acc Haupt has ._ .,
1111c 3‘ the P011“ tomorrow. ’ . s sey' 3 Point Westport,1here Hr. Bur- tones h . _ _ _ ,
.mm. 1 . - gggiaggnmcation which was Dem at 111911 is :1 frequent visitor wheneverm 5“ “man"‘mn'l' 31:311.th ":33: Tins 16 the record 11:0 have strivcn fan—the 119111.111 1.
- l This evening the usual weekly dis Mr. and Mrs. John Haunt spent Sun- in“ a Chance ‘0 3“ “my “'0‘” buui- ments and a nominal admission tee; mined! Surely, it is worth your while 10 “iv 111W“
play of fireworks will be presented. A day very pleasantly with friends at noes 1111111111 charged .1 iii—lode"
, ‘ 11ery large crowd is expected to wit— Gmnwich l The Red Cross Home Service will 1 . -
lness the same. Miss Mabel DeWell was married to hold office hours in the town hall every; A“ adjourned regular meeting of
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There were not many bothers in the Bedford, N. Y. . 1 non about allotments, allowances. held last evening and plans discussed VAN DYK’S CO 1
M“ water yesterday. This is due to the Mrs. Harry I". Zarr of Ponns Blane came-manna, vocation! lmlnlnS19ltor a lawn party and dance to hem . I‘d .. t .
is spending the week with relatives All service men are welcome. before the end or the month A com-' COFFEE IS 11 MI. DTOG “C .
tides which are now high during the _ G . id bl .
STOP: LOOK! LISTEN! and friends at Rowayton. l eorge H. Ste1ens has con: era y mm“. was appointed to perfect the. . Lb
Here are some interesting, though earlier part Of the morning. The New Canaan Glee Club will improved his newly acquired property details 1 Flmumand fun stmfl‘. .
* little known, bits of news about your,‘ meet at the home of Mrs. “1’. F. W'oed on Railroad avcnup. formerly belong-- l
Jibrary. 1 A large crowd attended the dance at this Thursday at 8 p.111. 1311! to the late John F Bliss. cuei
, There are now 3 444 1olumes in the , All the local taxi- stations have rais- noted improvement was the trimminsv
library; of 111659.894 are non fiction, the Pomt last Even‘ng’ Y'hen MCCM ed the price of their service owing- to of the low branches of the trees.
1,876 are fiction, 13 9 are juvenile non- ka and Barry 5 Mayors Dix” Jazz the new law regulations. 1 Among the recruits torpir ”“00
action, and 53 5 are ju1enile fiction. hand made their third appearance at Mrs. James Beddington, who has who were taken to Halelburst Fiezd,
The library is open daily from 3: 30 to the Point for this season. . ‘ been quite ill for a week or more is Mineola, Monday, by We. VII
6.11116 from 6: 45 to 8. .131. except on_ greatly improved at this writing 1Lestc1- u. Buttry of this town. 1.10 is.
Sundays and 1191: days and on Thurs-1 “ 1th the passing of the 11188399 Mr. and Mrs. William Tournier oi" entering the air service as 1 1111010-
‘53 evenings The “bran is free to bl , New York have been guests of Mnlgrapher. He was mty of me
every rasident of Rowayton, and any a 9 weather yesterday afternoon and and Mrs. Haupt of East a1enue 1Chemical Warfare service. 1
me or them over eight may take out. the day becoming warm a verynarge F E Green has been selected as. Mrs Katherine mum of Stamford;
books. The reading- -room privileges number of people flocked to the Point president of the Cemetery Asaocia‘lanl in company with her granddaughter‘,;
are tree to any one Summer people to seek the cooling breezes of the in place of the late John F.Bliso.1Miss Grace Fuller, and her niece.
may take out b00k51 by depositing Sound The Dorcas Bible Class will hold Its Miss label Imminch of New York.
M and milling the dollar back, ' ireguhr monthly Mg on August spent Wednesday July 30. pt Whip-
“on ”CM “5901‘ *3 returned.1 13, a the home of firs. W. C. .Brown porwill Cabin, Lake Slateomit. as the
”om m that the library owns Tm" the “met mew on South avenue. lguesta of Harry L Benedict.
. All the books listed in the will stop at the Point on her return Rev. E. C. Carpenter m in Strut; George A. Pauler..lr.. may
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