FRIDAY, 1!:
LM BEA CH SUITS
.8111 :8 the Pray
for the next 6 weeks.
515. to $18.
SHANTUNG SILK SUITS
$25.00.
BATHING SUITS
$2.25 to $7.50.
Open Wednesday Afternoons.
o
Joseph Davis
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1 scum NORWALK.
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-'..;1‘111‘1:~".~' H03“. 5‘ v adv.
../~.d~: o: (lurhed atom are arr1vinr:
on 11111 tioiley can 101' the Main
1'1””.Ai1ent “111111 is now undoi-
T..= Hone is brcou in from :1
>11: '11-;«1' .\’~\v Hit'v‘vn,
"ll roz'llar semi uninthly
f "1 ~:n1 11 Council. .\‘o '21. Decree of
1'1 ~11ortls. WH< held [in the rooms of
3.1!” (ounml Lari owning. A social
1. ~ :oilmn-d alivr 1111- meeting Was
over. _
GRAND LIST OF BRANDS LENS
r11.-'omo-l‘.< and those “hodllzld DI‘O—
'; tions filled for glasses. which are.
L'?t'l“'ll‘.;'. still he punli>hvd soon.
-- :,~'1 1.1‘ liunns of buyers of Madr-
_‘;1>~1s viii l-e made public by
'11-.» Brand. South Nor-walk.
r-iry ('(lunt'il will hold a meet-
1.‘ ~21=nfns to discuss the gov-
-1.='.~ uric-r oz food. which it is
l.’ to every municipality in the
l: is o xpected that favorable
, 1' .. 2r»- 'lik"fl on the proposi-
hv 112-» 1.=r1'1.1ncilmen.
,, "5.113%: commuters: were surprised'
‘r1 mrded rho trains: yest‘eiu
";-.l ninirws to the effect. that.
. 1 late or do not run on ac-
?1 ruining strike which may
'1 any day it will not be any
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'1: r.» 111' Tl‘iP Grace Baptist
15:11 _\- street, held their an—
iiyv- Beach. yesterday.
was were chartered fm
'f‘hv 1.:r'uicldrrs had a very
'.:-.-= v.1 this famous summer
. . =-.i'n.<1_l to their homes
' T 1'1'1'111'1; 111.11 night.
1.
= 2‘12 the .\'O‘1"1'1'al‘.;
.;'_ :1 vacation from
r. 1..‘oerinz his friends
'21 '1.-:111i~', He and a
. 1'1 .~‘.opping at Block
.1, .311 doing a great
’72 - 1: made the trip in
will return to this
'11: Taylor
' A Green. is now turn-
v‘a»); 5mm and will run
'. 1K 1 7‘ The Economy Cash
:-'1 =~r .‘Jegnolia Condensed
.» (1.11: Lib‘.1ys,or Gold
111-11 Milk 14 cents can:
mpbeils Soups. 10 cents
‘.~' Beans. 3 for 23 cents:
Flour. 31.75 baz.
alimony are being
~". lennings. oi! 111’s
71.;ij ;~' in 11.:- Superior
' .ing fiaiming that her
H. Jenninzs. of Fair-
};er on August 1. 1.916,
112613? negler ted his mar-
” that date. The Jon-
.ried on August 15.
.'~.§.E YOU ONE?
r thousand of population
".116 has. 544 saver!
‘1‘: 386 “
e 346 “
:‘d 302 u
228 "
7. States 108 “
: ugh the wealthiest. people
1. .n. we appear to be the
thrifty. Do your part in
mg yC ‘11! country intho an:
.193 'Vfir ~ céhfifty» m 1,,
'mgs account to-
itatirga 5c
.ay.
The People’ 3 Truleo.
er suit. to wear I;
ll‘al's‘ at Ailira Farm.
11K eiing'
avenuf‘
If?” zen-21::
DERIEN
AND
NOR!) TON
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. The Noroton Fire Company's house
’has been reshingled.
l Edmund Beardsley.
lent his foot,
1 Richard Allendroth has been enter-
ls improving.
taining \Villiam Bump, of Niagara
.Falls.
3 Miss Edna Smith of Maple arenuo,
has been visiting relatives in New
Jersm.
, Mark \‘i’. Norman has had his horm-
on Gracious street improved by sev-
“die-1a] recent nitm'ation“.
i .‘ll. and VHS. H. D. Butler. of the
1Po>t road. are entertainin: Mrs. But-
'ler' s sister of Syracuse,
lliss' Margaret Butler. of the Po?!
r:.ord has i'e-lurnwd from a tendav
"i\l>l§ w. '01 relativos at Frecporl. L. l.
- Dr. Howard Stout .\'cil.<on has add-
('11 :1 511112 iuna‘eout to the fleet ol'
l'.i:< home on (”N
Ridge. .
{a} .‘.. l‘virnult and family Wm 01'-
cupy the (‘tlllilzr' nwar the .‘dmhodisl
i‘hurt'h now i'wlilvd ‘iy '\\'. l. Lownilvr‘
(ill-l family.
.\lr:'. \‘.'. l. invx'ud'K has houcht tl‘. -‘
(l'Plllili'tl h‘-‘
from Mrs.
hon-‘9 on Mrplw ;1'11n111'-.
Sitlllhv (‘1;11'iiill and 13111111},
.luules Stevens,
.\ppi=-.~' pronii>w to Tm l-luntiful 1‘1i~‘
lill‘lfl'x‘ End-Fuel (‘our
dimlarml 11mm in
S“:l:~‘(ill. The
punV. \'+~Iv1'li:1:.'.
four-quart baskms at. lliii'tv-cents.
Bannvrs across the hiuhway of var
ions-'1 points about town are annoum“
imz.r the annual cai'nixal of the Nom—
ion Heights Fire Company. which
opens next Wednesday.
Gerald Rhino-r has born sut'fvi'in:
from :1 now finger. resulting: from an
inlet-ind mosquito bite. Several other
3011111 to he suffering: <imilar ailnivntw
hi‘. Noxon. (-111: inointn: this Week.
had three lads in his office to he'
treated i‘=11' inrt‘f‘lt‘tl wounds.
Local biol‘vkt‘e'llfll‘s and clerks our
“'11le
disappointed )‘Psirt‘llilV,
\\'«'dn(-.~‘d;1y
twain
illltllllt'l‘ spoiled
rltl'lll}'
h;1lf-lmlida\‘.
'noon hm been clout
their “'11-le
\‘.'wlni 'laj' i111”
>in1'e the custom'of clon‘n: at noon on
“Mano-minis l-v-mn in llarien..
Several nie-nibers of the Agaseiz A:-
sorintion of (lit-nhrook. led by H. ‘1".
Phillips, of that villace. hiked. a few
days ago, to the Tiller bird farm, in-
specting its beauties and wonders. and
then continued on their travels to (lor-
hzim's Pond and Pear Tree Point.
where a swim and lunch added to the
pleasure of 1111- trip.
The Board of Finance was in see
sion Tuesday“ night, beginning its an-
nual tussles with the hudpct of thv
town's expenses. “’hile many folks
are enjoying vacations at the svaside.
these public-rpil'i'ted men. who hold
office withoui compensation. carefullv
consider all the poxsihle needs of th‘)
town for the fiscal year, which begins
in October.
Real estatc- is unusually active for
this time of year. several large deals
having b1en recently put through by
Marshall P. Richards. Ralph Dircliard
and the Gill Agenr-v. it was stated
,vrs'terday ihat Mr, Birchai'd had put
through another deal involvinz a
handsome property in the renter of
tow.n the details of which are still to
be arranged.
Anothrt' romantic aftertlie-uar wed-
ding Ot'l'llll‘F'd hue Tuesdar. “hen
Captain Railston Flemming. of the
l‘nited States Artillery. stationed at
Newport Newt‘s. \‘a.. was married 10
Miss Jean lladger Robinson. of
Charleston. S. (‘.. by Rev. Hiram \‘an
Kirk. Ph. D—. rector of St. Luke‘s
Church. Noroton. The marriage was
solemnized at the home of a friend
on Pratt's Island. The couple met
while. abroad, the bride having been
in Y. M. C. A. service.
mp—t ' $2-5. _ .-.._.-
AUTOMOBILE
TIRES
«Lu-4‘53!
l Tuesday morning,
, George H. Noxon.
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who recently ‘
. Bureau
Only one"
‘ had _Silffmvd during 1251'
ACCESSORIES
Prices Reaspndble.
run. Geor‘ge R. Smith. .11 Mansfield
avenue, met with a serious accident.
when, while at
work in the kitcheh or her home.
when n tum. of wind “new the name-
of a stove toward her. burning her
face and head and singing her hair.
With great presence of mind. Mrs.
Smith seized a sweater and threw it
about. her, rxtinguieliin: the flames.
She has been undergoing much sufler-
ing. and is under the care of Dr.
Miss Edith Greene. danghter of
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W'srden W. Greene. pr ietor or the!
local lunch wagon. who has diktimbl
uished herself as an athlete during:
her attendance at Stan-110111 Hizhi
School. and made many records as a;
swimmer, recently gained further rt»:
nmvn by swimming from Hickory!7
Bluff, beyond the yaCht pinned bv.‘
James A. Fa 't'ell which lav anchored
in the harbor to one of 1.1:- ships at
“ilson‘s Point. abour a mile away.
Two younz men who undertook to ac-
company her in the feat. turned back
when about halfway. but .‘.ii.~s Greene'
p1isist11l ur til 5“? had accomplished
her aim.
l-‘nv. if any. Darien liovs remain in:
I'nr'li- Saill'K rF'l'Vlt“) abroad. although‘
a few mm 11111 fr uniform on 1111.: xidef
awaiting (lirr:hai".‘c. There wa: no;
formal ('vlehration when the boys left.
for they departed at various time“~ in;
now that;
except.
small dwiachnreutx Ru:
pl‘H'llCflll)‘ a” have returned.
the rf’fhl who mark the FUDTPI‘IJP saC-f
rifim- and v.11 nt-wr return. it is in:
ot'dm for the R111 Cm.»e or the \‘Var,’
Etc-fill“: la‘-‘n2 down their hur-'
d- us, to plan for an adequate acknowlU
wlcmrnt of tho :=t'f‘\§l‘v tlw boys rend
(-i'ml hy .11”!lnllf"fli:.' reception of sninP‘
fill’ll'lion at which the
other punlil
townepvnple irisht mt'v‘t them and
shake their Lande. i
Lor'al people an- anrlkl‘d'ilbl)‘ ”UPI”;
ested in various lezal anions mndinz
between Mrs. Dorothy A. Ilzicllillan.
of the Post road. on: one «idea. with}
Charles H. SHlM‘. Andrew Taylor and
parties in Stamford on the Olhtl" side,
Sevvral mo'nihs' azo. .\lr.~'. Slackiillan‘
and her fmiiilv ocrupiml one of the.
houses on the Fowluy property on the;
Past mad at demn. owe the Broad
Hall lnn, which shr- had leased. P01“
various reasons. she Hates. the trund‘
the plum» iinsaii<fnr-tor\' and srt‘ll'T‘d
thr- mncellazion of the loam. After
her removal to another home. how~
Sit-lav brought an action
altering that the novice
occupancy. 1
Andrew
in the
uvr-r. Mr.
for daninzm.
and a Ched her. touring car.
Taylor had joined Mr. Seeloy
action. to cover his hill for removing
her household goods a few days b9"
fore, Tradesmcn in Stamford with
whom Mrs. liar'Millan had been doin':
huxines.< nl~n catered suit. 1.11er
.‘lrs. MacMillan hrouzht countersuitsi
against Mr S‘rlf" and Mr. Ta)lor.l
contendinz that Air. Taylor's ’
damaged her 200115 in handling dieing
On Saturdav eveninz. lht‘ home 013
Mrs. George Standing was the scene,
of a hirvhdnv party in honor of )lies‘
Madeline Campion. of Brooklyn. The.
guests animal a buffet. supper on the‘
lawn. whinli l1ad bun converted into‘
:1 Japanese :arden. The guests in-,
cluded 311—. and Mrs. Frederick x911!
5011. Mr. and Mrs. M, Shauzhnesey.‘
.\lr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart. Miami
Ill en
Alanson Millspaufzh. Mrs. lI-S19T1
Boumv. Missm Kathryn Mason. Anna’
\‘on Ill—linoli. Elsie Hoffman. Louise
.‘liller. Ruth Broncher. Julia Scherer.’
Marv Collind. Annette Kenna. Emma‘
Bates. Maude- .‘iiillspa'uzh. Serepta;
Rexter. Agnes Lynch. Josephinef
'Lync-h. Beatrice 111111111111 and Mildrrd'
Holland Edward French Raymond
Kenna \ 'il‘i. .m Brenchei. Trrrx' Lam-I
lien. Edwmd McGinnis. Ksnneth Can-
trell livlnaid Splan. “’illiam YounS‘
Stephen Tor 1‘11, William \Vood. Georgel
Den-1 -_v f1ill.rau;:h Alhpd Batten".
Richard Holland. Chester Crane. LaW-l
renco Connolly, Edmund Brencheri
and Clarence Rexter. !
Mrs. William B. Beckley. who;
”nought and occupied the Fred Tooker!
house on the Post road, in this town.
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TUBES
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HWLAND’S
new»:
Entrances on Main St., Fairfic'ld Ave. Cannon St. "1
firing-“I'd. Girl.
.nundoy. Ana. 7. Ion.
’ \ SUMMER HOURS.
51011.- crm Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; 61111111111 8:30 AM.
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ézGentlemen
Hot Weather Ahead
Plentv of it the summer is not over yet, many
scorching hot davs are still marked on the calenda 1.
Are you ready for them? Are you ready and equip-
ped with the kind of clothes that are cool, that lit and keep
301) feeling fit?
Air o-ieaves are the thing; made bv the House of
Kuppenheimer. The)‘ re cool and they bring you added
comfort because they’re right in style and fit. and because
they wear unusually well.
Made in Palm Beach, Kool Kieth. Mohair, and other
summer weaves; plain and fancy patterns; many colorings.
Styles and sizes have been provided for me; and young
Light in weight and light in price.
$15, $18, $20, and $25.
(Main floor. rear.)
A Clean-up of
Boy’s Wash Suits
Not many just a few of a kind. some plain tan, white
with tan collars and cuffs and some fancy stripes.
Just one hundred and seventeen in the lot, two at $4,
‘men.
yofi may pick while they last at $2.
.7 Another 101 containing some pretty models in plain
'blue and grav and a few fancy stripes, just forty-five suits
eighteen 31’53. fiftythree at $2.75 and forty-four at $2.50
Winter Furs {i=1
in August
Because of advantages not available at any
other season, chief among these advantages is first choice
of the most beautiful nexv skins made into garments in
newest styles.
\Vhy ?
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This sale is made up of these choice furs, the very
finest and in some cases grades that will not be duplicated
again this season. ‘
To get such that are 10 a degree exclusive many people 1
are glad to buy in August what they will not wear untill
November.
There is a price advantage too, for these furs were!
bought under favorable conditions and even though furs
as fine come to market later on, they will assuredly cost}
more money. -
Coats. small furs, newest ideas in scarfs of all sizes'
and shapes, matched sets, mufis in every wanted or desira-
ble fur. ‘\ \_
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Come and see them for yourself whether you wish to
(Second floor, rear )
Attraction .in
buy or not, they can say more for themselves than columns
of prices quoted.
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Our Silk Section
.Thc'quality of the silks and the prices tell a story of,
interest to you.
.1 New fancy silks for linings, fourteen color combina-
tions, 32 inches wide $1.75 yard
Skinner’s Satin 35 inches wide in navy, taupe, dark
green, dark brown, Wisteria, gray and tan $3 yard 1.
Natural Pongee in heavy quality suitable for suits on
motor coats 36 inches wide $2.75 yard
“that were 31. 50 to $2.25 now priced at $1.35.
5.1 ‘_ _ 1 7 (Basement front.) (Third floor, front.) . ‘ I
3' . THE IIOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
W Wary degree mm. W; —J K:
and later bought a residence which pose of revising the caucus lists. This locol one”.
she occupied at Shippan Point, until will be th’e last opportunity um yearl
this spring she bought and settled in for names to be added or to be trans-
Nor-walk section of town. Mrs. Bede. a
’01 New Haven, who is chairman at
A latte number of delegates from the grand nerie convention commitm
another handsome home in the Westiferred tron one party to another so Nev Hana, manor: and South which 1. to be held in New mun
all who wish to participate in the Non-wilt no expected it the regular during the week commencing AM
who. “mambo-indentation. is “1111119th and wmir
mwhuflwmmhhfllhwor hall. to- Wed by the «be: we”
SWmulmw m at am o'cloalot the onmmltteer-“Dlnhmy
it"fiaubtm tho m'““ ’9. va
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