* , of driving a ' Mannie withoutw
‘ . license. The facts. were Wt out
that he neverr’has had a license. "Rte.
“ court imposed a finder $10 "and costs
to? $22.83: M j
e: automehnemnn mnorrémrk— "
tel-scams to grief laLté-flutuafiqp ight, ‘
‘ ‘ . t _ , , , returne
3522:311ij 111" id‘dietqwn todaurw
. [Miss Lilian » Lester entertained
friends ,art-Jfiérf‘homewon m5? “we“
last evening *
a...“
7. _ of. the. mwbrildee" of. the; New
Haven road. ' .
“4......
, , Maiommow evening.
The Ladies
Van’s Auxiliary of the church.
and early morning.
‘ .E’ork is going on steadily for the
completion of the addition to the»
store of M. “P. Dunne on East ‘Wasiz-
ington street, in preparation for the;
, opening to ‘be held next Monday morn—
ing, August, 2nd.
A very pleasant birthday party was
given to Miss ’Edii'h.Craig. the seven!
Fcar old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \Vil—
liam Craig, at their home 3 Eddie are
31119 yesterday afternoon. Games
were played and refreshments were
served. Those in attendance were:
Ray Gorham. Pauline Rusle. Edith
Rifi'g‘é‘ll. Ruth Craig. Louise Creighton
7%)}? Samson. Ronald Mead. Fred
Fields. LeRcy Fields, Ella Lamas.
New: Art ell. Mrs, Howard Fields, Mrs.
. demand Mead. Mrs. Villiam Ayraulf.
EE .7. ‘Williem Grain. W'l'lliam Craig,
.721. (and Eugene Craig.
Owing to a postponement ofitho
match the game between the Beaver
Hill Tennis club. of New Haven. and
1119 Norwalk Country club team.
réoheduled to be held last Saturday on
the Country club courts was not
held. The. Country club team will
Flay the Beaver Hill team in New
Haven On August 7th. This Saturday.
”he 31 st, the Black Rock Country club
tennis team, of Bridgeport, will come
here to play the Country club team.
'A return match will be played in
Bridgeport on Augmzt 14th.
R0 WA may
The Deft Finger Circle will have an
ice—cream and cake sale Friday even-
ing, July 30. on the lawn of Mr. and
“Mrs. F. A. Brando, an Rowayton ave-
zine.
Methodist church will meet at lllc"
chapel on W'ednesday afternoon at 3
o‘clock. Committees will then be ap-
poihted to the sale and supper [0.1m
‘held by the society. some time dorm}:
.August.
Mrs, Karl Raymond, chairman of
The Rowayton Free Library drive..will
be glad to have all the solicitors for
the recent drive to attend a meeting
to be held at Mrs. Hackley’s. Thurs-
day, July 29th. at 3 o'clock. “Fill the
soliditors kindly bring their collec-
tions and cards, if they have not ill-
ready done so? If unable to attend,
will they please send them in before
thatdag. . .
An entertainment will be given Fri—
‘day evening. July 30th. at 8 o’clock,
by the Rowayton Methodist Sunday
nehool. in the chapel. Through the
kindness .of Mr. and Mrs. John Sher»
man Hoyt part of the entertainment
will consist of moving pictures. No
admission will be charged, but a sil-
ver offering will be taken. Cream will
waiso be on sale at the close of the en-
tertainment. -
M”. S. M. Feller. of Highland ave-
nue.'enfel‘tained a few friends at din-
ner. on Saturday last. in honor of her
.m’ESfS. the Rev. and “Mrs. S. D. Woods,
of Florida. whose silver wedding oc-
rurred on the twtnty-fifth. Mrs. Felt-
1““ is 9‘ f'hm'm'mg hostess and, 33} en.
loved her hospitality. "Rev, and Mrs.
Woods were the recipients of many
“gem? and valuable gifts. includinz
“mm" silverware and an elecfrié
Toaster. ’. .; .
DAMEN
Mrs. John Conn leaves tomorrow
for review 'days’ visit with friends in
New Canaan. ,
Miss Anna Conn, assistant town
clerk, is enjoying a ‘xveekfs vacation
from her duties at the Town Hall.
Miss Maud M‘illspoggh of West Ave-
nuejhas keen entertaining Miss Emma
Bates of New Canaan. '
:A: F. Richter, assistant treasurer oi
The American Trading (10.. of New
York. with his ‘ family, visited his
broflxer Rev. G. E. lRichter of the Post
Road, yesterday afternoon,
Especial :towngmeetlng will" .‘be held '
in the TOWn Hall this evening to'act
on several important matters. It is
hoped that there will he‘a; large at-
tendance of those who regard as‘im-
.po’rtm their civic duties. *
'The meathar was fine last evening
hqudned people
and nearly eight _
availed themselves of the opportunity
of attending the big can-navalwmahi
is heinggiven by the firemenof the
town. Dancing was enjoyed and
, everybody seemed .to be in «highlopir-g
- , its. ‘No doubt exists as
' of the earnivalr
peas-ed before Hodge Job-11,82. selleck
lashevenhxgjn thermui‘t mom in mm
Town Hall and answered to the .oharge
on 313111; mommy
was paid.
W men" haye finished painting the
The Young Men’s Community club
toweleot‘omoexzs at the meeting
, Aid society of the East
. Venue M. E. .chumh will .meet .at the
Church Tomorrow afternoon as usual.-
' {The Sunday school rooms of. Christ.
hutch; wih‘l‘be used on Thursday as.
tel-noel: :for the meeting or the Worn-7
g‘ Hammers are reporting good meso-
r-cs of the sbivalve from Calf Pasture
and other favorite Clamming points
' during the low tides in the afternoon
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the.
Spending .a
friends. ' . . .
Mn. and Musk Theodore Wright. of
Nomaflc. Thave‘ been
friends in team. ' _
Charles Gammon, of. the “:‘Upper for.
ish, is spendhg a , View
Pound mags. n. T. ,
Mn. and Mrs. .Rohert Rodgers. of '
New £01k; have ‘moved to their new
home. rutfiGood Hm. , ,
Philip Gerhardt, of Lyon: Plains. is
entemntngdhis eon. mammal:
and a friend from New York.
Mrs, Edna Coley and son Chester,
otéBridgeport, have been visitors ‘with
«noted the New Yorkers from
difficulty.
WESTON '
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Baker have
entertained fa‘iends from “’estuponi.
John Carton is driving a new team
of horses,;purchased in East Normalk.
Charles Behrend, of New York,
week writ}: Bradley streetl
the whole sale.
merchandise.
regular $8 $9 .$10 $11 and even
I $12-—-1
You
avoid a big nook and another car, Town Clerk and Mrs. Arthur Bradley.aplayed baseball on Sunday. when the}
those occupying the Warrenite fully,lat “Norwood Farm."-
30 that the New York not radon the:
dirt, surface besides
until finally the .
mired in the ditch and the left wheels place.
also stuck in the soft ”surface of the; .
Considerable work finally lih‘fmemhers of the Norfield Thimble good, and he made some remarkable;
Club. at her Good Hill home, on catches, The pilohor, as the crowd;
Thursday. called him "Mugshot." is (emits-no!
l .
. l ,
the «WarrenimEWeeks in Collinsvme with 11,815 mother, as a first baseznan. cannot beholder-g
right wheels wereélurs. David L. Coley, formerly of this ed, as his playmadld moon {organza}
side street, mt: euloying their annual plateso asm deceive-the butter. The
visit to Maine. where they will remain catcher on Sunday Was the best Yet:
for several weeks.
Staten Island. after spending his ya— Winnipauks did not beat them any
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. more runs. The collection made must
George Gilford. of .Norfield.
Stanton Fem-her, of Broad Street.
calling upon
weeks in
, 'Thfere are hundreds of pairs of
Women’s $8$9 $10 $1 1 and even $12 shoes
"in the Mill End Sale at $6.75 -
White shoes, black shoes, tan shoes, and patent leather.
Oxford-ties, opera pumps, regulation pumps, high shoes.
This COIIection is one of the biggest finest gatheg‘ings in the Sale! It stands as a beacon for,
The savings to ,be made on shoes are also 16 he mane on many many other sorts of;
Note well the value and the price;
unwisely in
new; no
The store open Rabi 5 daily except Saturdays when the closing heuris. 6;
. Mangiq-mVF a;> . A. V V,
, can’t spend a
and Sale
{Winnipuuks played mo Willouteam,
Miss Mary Coley is‘ spending a few on the Gram field. Remson Lawrenoc.
the six runs the Wilton ”boys earned.
Mrs. Frank «Fitch entertained the Grover Bradley. as .an outfielder. is:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Cobb, of fill!- ed in putting the diam over the
i
ever catching for the W'ilmn team}
Vernon Gifford has returned to and deserves great credit- that we:
have run into severalivhundred dollars,
M r. and Mrs. Oscar Fanoher. o! as the hat which was passed around
Norwalk. have been visitors with Mrs. to the writer had many dollars in if» I - , _ .
Samuel B. Fauoher ,and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Six days shall thou labor and the. Your W Will tell Vim: that;
, seventh day shalth thou rest is not My 3 ymn‘ em 31191114! b‘e emummd W.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coley. of served here in Wilton, Sunday after-'an expert optometrist. *
Nutley, N. J.. who are summeringxatfnoons. when-the baseball fans gather}
compo Cove. have been guests of, Blue laws are forgotten. as many of} trouble it is the 1‘
their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. James, .the old-timers of Wilton. who. atrfirstp
9.01833 of the Lower Parish.
--~——\ backward in coming out. are the
’ loudest shooters at the games.
W'IL TON
near the Schenok houm, has been re
,paired. and is now heavy enough to 1*H AME
It will not be long before “Gm”, hold the largest truck that may pass , , , ‘ 7' _. I. , .
'il’leasant will retire from the Wilton .. - . .
baseball club to become amemher of Mr. Banks is working daily on his Optometrists and W '
some of the "big" clubs. such a}: the i
New Yorks, judging from the way be
over it.
new house, on the Dudley road. and
he is in hopes of finishing it within
the next few weeks.
to .the.snooees_ '
Manual mum of mane any
more readily than “he;
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
scum NORWALK, CONN. "
LOOKING OVER. ms BANK
BALANCE
for the fix-St time many a man
is surprised to find himself so.
much: ahead. He has bought
everything, he really needed,
yet has more money ahead than
he_ever had when he kept his
owncash. Thereason is easi—
1y explained.
on Account At This Bank
ends to stop spending. that isn ’ »
necessary. A man'willidrawy a
dollar out of his pocket‘mu '_
1 Canadian Bonds, ...... 120339.22 .games were indulge
Town and City Bondsr. 165,752.59 ‘ n13 collation Was sewed. .
Railroad Bonds, mszsm .menixilyfilmng night“? ”a"! ”mm“ TEI 441
Telephone Co. Bonds, 3.; 13,0!0.0b lmr‘gfid' A, mus‘ical‘ entertainment,
Bank Stocks. 0......” 6,650.00. ‘ ' “W6“ and a light supper Willi
W_
TOTAL BONDS, s.....'$934;037.67 ‘ N0 MILK lN KANSAS,
ink regesents them 73.71118, trons of four of the largest milk dic-
sl ' . .‘t
the par value Jamel: higher.
South Norw j Tossing?” mama
. Mr. “’ilton Morehouse has lately
purchased a new automobile. .~
PROGRESS FORU M NOTES.
Fund Set-
OUSEWWES
you are opting W
_ .monmx have us wire your home 5
Infamous lights. .1 own): a ’
don 1! “Iii ”the time required. We 1
can finish the 10b and turn!»
’mua: 13m tram am an
0] mtterlala, workmanship, out.
W. kite Electric Co.
- dons. Phone
:14 Washington '81. Bo. NW’
A lam ‘ «u
PBILIP awn!
I! You muffin P um.
Second-hula floods w callus '
a “‘4‘. T
Clothing “31'!
BOYS 8: GIRLS
E; c it.
1'
CBNNINGHAMS; BACK
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Repairs
All Star Tires
15 MARSHALL ST.
Think of It!
'Walk-Overs
Right‘ Here in
Infmy to Mon
WME“ ‘
Children’s Store
; :7 West Washington 81.). "mama
, § .
In nearly every case of eye-
aflm of the,
of the eye to
This is cor-
:focus‘mg machinery
perfom its duties.
The bridge over the Nomalk river. rected by mepmper lenses.
Do you save any Junk?
Bayou want togot a good
"The hm: of good
g? Mantle
We Close “can. Daily
”*W
M“. .
Wfid Koo, sen it to—
JAFFE & ASH
_ "www.myyoutho
l The Progress Forum hold another
interesting meet last night. Over 75
per cent. of its membership was out
to the meeting. Three members were
'initiatcd Into the Forum and_two ape?
pgoatiglgirfceived. There will be all-3:
0 er _ aion next Mo da " *1
August 2. n 3" nigh"?
, After the meeting last night card
Aside F or Savings ;
. Depositors
United sum sends; .. yawn-954
, d in and a very
be finished and four prizes
pom mm and
mm M
We also buy fnzmituro.
JUNK
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan ST... E. Narwalki
Tel. 441‘ 4
Norwalk
‘ Colyar‘s Shoe Store
.3? WALL 8T.
New Honeycomb goons m sum ..
READIKG
Ford Radium
- be served.
M
l§MSAS CITY- Mo. July 27.+Fa~
{Eghbunng companies in Kansas awone
,. a; to find an advertisement in
wow
”1.
new memos
panama EDITIONS
'eom’a GIRLS’ BOOKS
The Hamilton SEW
$28.99 and $35.90 [ E
‘ 1 ins.” and Automobile E:-
David w. Raymond
UNDERTAKER '
tuawem, 11939 House, .6233. ‘
. ”anemones: sat.
new m.mm.auu.m . .
4‘9 Wall'Street
nauce was unreasonable
land would place milk u T
infalliblgive luxuries, Dan the list of
1 .No time limit for
inet m the announcement. The four
l
mange. Tel. 954.
mo of. WATKINS &
m3. SHOE STORE
Sloman'B—fi .
”Up 9. th
_ j _ Yul-darkens”. in Her. I .
~, , Mrs. L. Gibson 1% enema.
.5 y Leanna, Mg. m: ‘9My kidneys;
wereginmezamd
forsammtiuem‘l out M
and m ~
flagranlfln
madam Washington
nelson .1 QUALITY
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mum SOLE UT
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