Mm.Alf1-ed St. John, of W St.
is visiting with telatives in Ridgefieldg
for m weeks.
7 "have been making their home in Ro-
wayton. have moved to Osborn Asia.
1;.
._.__
, George Haddock. East Washmgton
street has taken a; position at. the
fiflanz of the American La Dentille
company.
——-'-d_
The Mayflower and the Um base'
bail teams clashed on the. Winkle lot
* yesterday afternoon the Mayflower
team coming out ahead.
Mrs. Clara. Reed. of New “for! city.
has taken nosses sion cf the Bracken
cottage. Marion Ave. Marvin Beach,
for the» summer season.
Pf
[p.ma amt '
3(1- and Mrs. Howard RIM who 3,3,5 m Nor-walk
It is expected that the wine, which
is one from the New de—
pontoon; and which was constructed
* for long distance bombing and recon-
naissance. will make regular weekly
High tide Tuesday at 11:18 a. m.
and 11:19 :1. m.
The South Yet-walk Baptist Sunday
school held its annual picnic here Sat:
urday.
Many automobiles visited here yes-3
terday. and the parking space 58!;
aside for than: was taxed to its lim-
Ila-{1013. 4' :
~
The Castle of Mirth reopened yes-4
ierday {or the first time in ten daysi
The escursiouists enjoyed this at
.traction very much i
.n 3
Sundaf: l
, .msme Banks. of act-sets
x -
_;_2nd {amt 3.33110 have not yet arrived were given, certificates permittins
ta
guest of Mr. and \‘l’rs Jerome A. God
_ {palm to close their stores on wet!»
" ' ,_ and: afternoon otthat week. in ao-
Mr. and lira WM and son memes with the imam 3:334:93
Ernest of Not—walk. were Sunday via! @4an arrangement new in: twee:
item at we residence of «Chm-less R. [here am June, July and August
Morehouse , . game “Walter Stewart Co. E: A Burden“
" Comstock 3; Alexandria. A. T- De,
Mrs. Charles Scofield, of Cannon- Forets and The C H Fairly {‘3 have:
date. has been a visitor with her par d ed “’edn ad - -
ems Mr. and Airs Dennis G. Chase,at atgfid to keep open 9 35 Ju
‘Brook: xew Farm.” 7 ' ..._.. l
*9!— t - Y
The interior of the Norfield parser»; fixtSFfitzmgef “0:03;: 11:333-113.
35955 “68’5““ mam prepare Grade of the fies: Canaan gramme:
my? ‘0 occupancv 1“ the new ”as“: schools were promoted Eiday. and
Ems...» 7
mtown.
[W13 m: 23, 1929, q,
WIRE YQUR HOME THIS SFRING
We
Belemmuelifmhomholddmdmthmghflmmo!
Electrical Applisneea. , .
. comm m 01' m TO 0300” PRO)!
F. M. Cullen’ 8 Elm Shop
GowsllSt. Phenom
: ' Gold Brooches
‘ Gold Gus Buttons
them to enter Stamiord High School
in the fall. New Canaan has no High
School. The names foiows:
...ii3 as Annie Pitch. formerly of God
rosy Floyd W. Adams, Clarissa 3! Bones!
fre street new Of Norwalk. is spend 3
i
Mrs. John Fitch and Mrs. Robert “-11:
ms Miss Fitch has also been a William Bmkley Catherine E Cod?
. Mary G. Comstock, May C. for: Havel: V
frev and other relativse in CannonlgE‘ Gray, Martha E. Hazelett, Malvina
dale.
Krapoweiz Alice ll. Marehall. Eliza-
Menus. Fred C Messenger. Clarence
“3 a ‘6‘" day‘ m ‘0“ mm M:- and diet. \oma Bow-lee. Walter E. Brooksé Q
113:. Irvin‘s. Elmer T. Jones. Joseph M it;
x: com-z The annual picnic of the
$231332: Wifcéiefmfifefigfis rid school of the Congregational cant-cal
in; on the sidewalk on bicycles_ pa- of Stamford is being held at the Points,
from Roberts attended to the today the visitors making the trip by:
special trolley.
Relatives here attended the funeral
of Mrs Clarence Jackson of Norwalk.
who died at the home of her parents
Mr and Mrs Lewis Barrett in
:Georgetown. last week. Mm. Jackson
.5
matter
l
Fred Jones of Cove St, who was
if injired recently while at work at the
' Wilson Point storage 3ard, has recov-
ered from the elfects or his injuries at
his home.
, “’ The house being erected in Core
7 Ave. by Contractors St. John & Keyser
‘ of Lester Pratt. is almost completed
the work on the roof having practically
been completed.
1. P91 :3 Fred 1.039103 and Charles
Winks Spent the week—end with rela-
fives on the East Side, having come
from Bl'liigepol‘l where they are work-
Eng- 03 the natural oytser 1 Eds’ {count of the Republican Ratification
William Moi id of KW Pl idinner taking place on that evening.
left 0:: Sam: da3 for Arizona. where he
has taken a position as “cow pnncher"
on a ranch Mr. McDonald formerly
rode head on a bunch of coWs out:
weSt. , ' 1 1‘ -a .
The Mayflower Hook 8: Ladder
company will not hold any particular
celebration
Fourth this 3931‘ as had been the
custom among the fire companies for
some years past.
iSunday and manv o: the visitors took
gwas formerly Miss Florence Barrett.
Murrays singing orchestra will ”and at one time resided in Weston-,4
furnish the music for the dance tons She is survived h) be:- husbald; her
marrow evening. A large crOWd is gparents and several brothers and sis-
expected on this evening because elites among whom is Wits. LeRoy
the popularity which Murray's archesw Lockwood of Hillside street.
;tra enjoy here.
NEW cum: '
stead. This concession was sur-
“rounded by a CTOWd all the 339311003" Mrs: “'illiam Hunter 0f Brooklyn IS
gspendmg the summer at the Ardsley
inn in Park st reef.
16 George Dietenbacl: gave his. hass’es
a rest yesterday. using the wheel 1::-
home a piece of the new stocr. 0:
China ware.
Mrs. Col.
be displayed ’onfiister. Mrs.
Gresory is visiting lit-r.
George McKendrick, in:
Fireworks will
H. Neher. Frances Schilcher, Mai—sue
rite ill. Simmons. Carleton A. Scoiield
Evelyn soot: W 1‘ Tunney, Hay-
old G. Wilson allele \Vod.
. ' 5.
”DIES T30 BE EXHUMED.
Exhumation of the bodies of 489
American Soldiers which were washed.
upon the shores of the Island of lslay:
offline Scottish coast. after the sink-l
ing of the transport Tuscania and Ot-l
taste {in 1918. will be started On July:
let. according to an meanest
made, public Mindset Among 1mg.»
3
lost off the Tuscania was “oprivate 9
Julius Wagner. Companv EEO
meals son of 50: Wagner, or Slam l
ford and a nephew of Attorney Lee: '
David and Joseph Davis. «this city;
Among those Who were aboard the
sTuscanla at the time it was sunk was
ACOSY:
1. silk as well as in washable fabrics in the prettiest
a. . . ”museum .1 »
Alas.--
SPECIAL
Bracelet Watches
601:3 Stick Pins
Gold Rings of all kinds ‘3‘“
Mail PM 5
Very Large Stock 3’ g;
20 PER C E\T OFF
You Deduct the Discount
BRAND’S
scorn KOBWALK
goods and» clever styles at very reasoneble prices—-
$4.98 to $25.00
Sale 01-
SUMMER SKIRTS
Not many of a style nor are
all sizes any fie style but what.
ever you select in your size is
well worth twice the, money we
ask
lull! Ave. between Gal: M?
SWEATERS-
A sale of sweaters for
salmon: wear in the prep
tiest of colors and includ-
ing all the more desired
W It. Bridgeport, Conn.
' "uh-lax.
“OLD CARS!
“mouantothenfidgaf
"I In» Wrecking 00.13113
mmma .Seoom.
nun-um: tires to fit any
10m: once A YEAR sun
,Y :1: will hold their annual excursion
gfiers of the worganizatfan was the feat-
Thursday instead cf Friday on ac-
Saint Trinittates E L. church of-‘x‘ew
at Rotor: Point Tuesday. coming on
board the steamer Sirius.
A baseball game betwoen the mem-
me or the day. Although the tide
th lwas low in the afternoon. the bathing:
in observation of Emmet; had its largest crowd of the
ZSBSSOR.
. The Heame: Sirius left
gshorllv ”before six o‘clock with me‘
happy excursionists on board.
“New Haven this week.
:‘of ‘feeling under the weather.’ He well- known
:was about the nest day attending to here his aunt and uncle.
his duties.
gfflarvey WI-ebb of Katonah. nenhew of
Pest “as,” Kelly was confined to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurlbutt. of 10
his home one dav this week becam Crescent Terrace. Sergeant “9513 i5 .
locally, haxing fished
models and lengths
$4.98 to $12.98
$2.98 to $19.50
I 3000 Dresses, sizes. 2 to 14;
At a main: or the New Canaan His-E. mwm§gwo§
torical Societ: on Monday eveningj?
President, )ii 53 Reann; vicepresl- o
dents Miss Amanda ‘..’eed \liss Kath.
erine Rog ers, Rcssell Hall: recording
secretaxy Dr A..A “heelock; wires-i .0?
ponding soc1etary.3llss Jennie C
3‘23
~
The Reyna} 55 Motor company who:
“a“: their headquarters on 'W'est s The? :‘llligd Italian Holv Name
avenue near the Armor." have rented? Egypt; ctlh‘x 3: York came guesiterda}.
av e s eamer Sirius t was
one of the old buildings at the E353 one of the largest excursions that
Some 21: elec’d‘it light 1’1th and areéhas come this season- The visitors
using it for a storm—'2 building. into their lunches in the grove The
.. _ _ excursionists were 200d spenders and
s . I: post- . ..
{:ggllim S Hildd siifefllfieehtaflouse the concessxons were heavuy patron:
-Lrvlooufud‘ig stationed“ at the Peck's iied h‘ then: 6:31“: roller coaster and
. _, .... ~ x e (arousal a rushing business
2 . . 55.5
L616- :{li St Afcgbdggtggeghsgéta; to and the visitors had to wait in line for!
m m t on: ere their turn the crowd was so immense.
the atom senice. instead of twoas as:
DARIEN
in IOTIC‘I' )‘ea‘fs. . > 5 v: g
M3"..- ._.. ..._ ......~..‘.( ----——~Mmo this "tlr and \lrs H A Gibbs who have
morning It was thought by mam been abroad. are expected to return
that it would be imwsslbie because to their home on Gracious St. today
of the condition of the channel and
the low tide.
The si :11: of four 03‘s: er boats goineé
out of the local harbor abreast of each
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Simon observed
Elbe 25 l: anniversary of their maz‘z‘iif-‘ée
Rev Prank X. Long, pastor of the on Sundm. Thev quickly celebrated
Advent Chri: tian church. left last the exent by- seeing at home from 2
evening for New Haven, from where to 5 this afternoon to friends and
he Wm drim an auto party of dele neighbors
gates to the three day convention of
the :03-31 Wforkers society to be held Mr. and Hire. Edwin Milton Rex-lo.
at Auburns, Maine. on Wednesday. who ha3e been occupying the home or
Thursday and Friday of this week. Mr and Mrs: H A. Gibbs since the
Mrs A. F. Alumni: anddnfiss Anna sale of their residence, are exvected
Von. Helmolt are delegates from “19.10 leave town Monday for their new
Meaghan; was home in the cltv. The \lisses Boyle
» E‘s—u? if “Him are already in New York
James McCarty of 13% Cottage ,
Z‘street reporting to the Natural}: notice Rev. G. E. Richter left town at noon
that while attending the performance Saturday to conduct the communion
at the hegem thea‘m last night, unisex-me and preach Sunday a: Canter.- .
Ford car Had been stolen from 938?me m the extreme eastern end of»
wiring spot mace by Managergthe State. The church there has been
Kantor for: thoze attending the Per-i organised as one of the M. P. denomia
tor-manoe- c: memento Later on hefnatiim for nearls 75 wars. and is the
wzwas recovered in Sonthpmt by oldest in this Slwate
Deputy Sfieflfi Edgarporryotmt- 3 .__....
Dori, where it had been abandoned. l Th9 community: motion pictures at
No damage was done' to the our 303119 Boyle (Center) School \tondav.
,‘Weed: 1reast:“er.W.F 'Weed; our;
101'. Miss Grace Benedict.
The seventh annual exhibition of the
New Canaan. Garden Club is to he
held in the Town Hall this afternoon.
from 3 until 6. The affair promises:
to be a very pleasing success, The
various committees have been hard at
work endeavoring to makethe 9:111:31:
this year the best yet—and from all
accounts have succeeded in attaching
the desired results. A. feature of the
show this year is an open competi-
tion for residents of New: Canaan in
classes 71 to 79 inclusive.
Owing to Fourth of July falling on
Sunday‘ and being observed on Mono
6213, this 3331-, the busmess men are
Eorlndigesfion
Goosti 1otion. Sick Headache. Silicos-
nets. looting. Sour Stomacu, Gus on
the Samuel: Bed :1 willfind
'uulhing better than that wholesome
physio:-
FOLIY (AW TABLETS
Nmr‘ disappoint: The one town:
and feel belle: in the morning. ~
[native I ever have tabs: and l
{or culmination and n.
For sale by Stillmfimfl Com.
0
0:
MILE
...-..coa¢o....
o
o
will "mason:
.: sm’ ».
Two Million Women Have
«sewmeewuswow :«z ~ . AW... ,
-—-—0N—-——-
CHEEREN'S GINGHAM
D R E S 3 E 8
Come Early While the Assert
meat. is good. This week only
$1.93 Dresses 98c
32.49%... .....El49
$3.25 Dresses ...... 3198
Mill Outlét Store
124 Washington St.
«eczema
O
O
gJ. M. Layton & C0.
ssh.
INSURANCE
(haematite-d).
5 RA! LROAO AVENUI.
: SOUTH NORWALK.
“Wtwt’flwdd
; I. SummerSclwol.
Ll Business College
Morning and After:
noon Classes
MERRILL
City Rolland Bonk mm.
Phat: 314-2.
5: 1
iarias cm. 16 be determined.
airs. Adelaide Scan. of 33 Second
St”. was badly shaken up as the result
of 8' fall she sustained while walking,
,ewill be shown at ":l3 :1. m. especiall;.~
for the children and mothers and at
7- 45 for the adults The feature will
be Mary Pickford in ”Captain Kt
with a paramount magazine a beauti—
Voted for the HOOSIER
fThinkofIt!
ton :Washingmn St... South Norwalk, f metals. The lowln Road.” and
about 7 o‘eloeklast netting Mrs Beam 3?: industrial rGeLIF 5
who Was on her way to visit friends 5,
Stepped on a manhole me? in the: Gladvs ‘West carried 05 the honors
side-t; alongside of Wade marlin for Grade 6 at Center School exami-
‘3‘ when. the cover tipped. throwing nations. having the highest marks.
bar to the ground. Patrolman Robe-r with an average of 93 per cent, there.
Gainer who was across the street at my beéommg leader of her class. Prim
the: time of the accident, went to Mrs 10:17:11 Williams complimented her upon
Sam's nests-lance and helped her to her diligence and made one of his
her; feet M“ 3mm said “‘3‘ beyond; usual instructive lime speeches. liar-
being somewhat Shaken by her fall she$ zaret Rimming ran Gladys a close sec-
felt alright. and proceeded to her (188“de will: an average of 98 44.) W
tination. The cover was replaced. cent. ,
chit how the cover came to ‘be 115056 -
so that it would tip is not known, but Bartel! pupils graduating from 51-1,,
it is thougln. that possibly some ”a“ ford High School last week. made
bogs Have removed it, sometime (tilt the :r usual creditable showing and
ing. the S335" ‘ “filial! captured several prizes, as is al'vmyé
j , 7 their practice. This year’s local prize-
R’OTON POINT
winners incmled misc Keil. who so-
cured the Dr: Samuel Pierson prize of
$53 {Or the freshman with the highest
rank in mathematics: Theodore Smith
afg‘rn’oon Itali‘oau‘ yaw infill
w 1: about 4: 3 a me o 3'-
mi: boat the pineal-try at the Aero in chemistr“; lanai] Frederick
Lihlted§a Nevr York modem, circled: secured: 316nm one of t 8 three
the grow. and the point and then T. Tome, debating pm ..
g out in a graceful curve for the
WESTON
”melts on the private limit. After
' ' lagding a. considerable distance out, . . . ..
’ -——:-——I--——di-
Erode: ick Bennett was a business
3 1319 craft swung finalist-e find the W
s m WH‘L Reagan. R. 1:533};
ms R the E: t: New Haven.
Balm. the mechanic aligned? Visitor, Ffldax in .r.
boat” had come New" York Eran}; Harcor, of the fippef Parish,
the purpose at toting up those a“ Spent-t. few: days m game}, with
1t;- .and Mrs: .765th Hafcot- >
~ ... desired a: tile.
‘35:th at Roton PM! 37 also received 25. the Walter 111338: :
kam award for the highest average ,
Rlltll‘“ am also .
“1101: he says: "My Wife. Buys
Van Dykfi‘eQuoli-Ji‘emlondcthey’re:
the best in the world!” Call for
smile sugar and cream and make
him prove it. He can.
Quail-Tea, 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb.
Victory Tea, 3 lbs. “2&3 33.115
(luau-Package Teas is. ' "
SiIVer Label Teas 15% 3
Gold Label Teas, 23¢ a. was.
holes Van fiyk C0
21 NORTH m 31,,
SOUTH KORE“.
,-—ron sun; ' ' "
I Electric Coffee Grinder
i 1 Motorcycle
' m in their homes.
their experience with it.
uh! users.
: unfit! octual use-
1
Two million. American women have
recognized Hoosier superiority and
‘have’insfall’ed' this woman emancipa- "
' ”These same twmiHmn women have
:. helped to make the Hoosier a W
.9 » fitchen cabinet. For twenty—one years
2: they have given us the benefit. of
Literally thousands of suggestions in:
pmveznent-s have been ofiered 113 Hoes '
All of them have been tried
It is safe to say
, Moves/y suggestmn that has ever _,
» been made concerning kitchen cab- ,
‘ tors from $12 to . . . $25.09»; ,
inet consolation has been actually
tried by us.
The best are now embodied in the
Hoosier. The reatwno matter how al-
mg they may have seemed on pa-
Md under the test of actual
use.
liter-Eisno place in the Hoosier for
; 3 that does not actually lessen
tllefime a woman must spend in her
fitfiena-and lighten her Work while
there.
. ' . ‘ , »_"‘V‘1sit our store—sit in front of a
7 . '7 Hoosier Cabinet-and let. us explain
its many advantages to you.
015:: m STOVES—New Perfec-
Vfion‘ EliteFlamezfiedStar and the
' 1 1914 Touring 13on for Ford
» 1 R. 0.11. Motor
1 Grey & Davis Selbm
' Laéofl'l‘ension Magneto: with
> o
it
v. :1 WWW oftheUmfiEr
:Raiigi: mmmnouawm
->. . m ‘ ‘ ‘ ' I V .
this to the Point yesterday. that
. Presto—light and Air Tank!
New and Second—hand Ford
Radiators. ‘
fisit in Port Chester, N. Y .
, Sumte W elk
its... .1... a...“ ;’_ elm
fiwgmgm may;
'l’h Now” 31m:
Winonthly meefinlgfieonm"
, konwm min-onus.
rams co. '
is Iain St. Rm
:3 :3 . 101.954:
‘ Gasoline Tanks, 5—20 gallons 2
‘—
W mugs. P017eh W ‘
:
We SoeclahzemFumsmm Gamble. . a.
OPEN A CW AW
‘ Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar’ sShoe Store
8? WALL ST.
a
4",
is"
- EWW
‘AllkindsofSeaFood‘
. .
. I
Dot-Ion House
Shore Dinners
Steaks, Chops and ,
Chicken if
A La Carte
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