~a
‘.
,‘k
V
The choral union or the “Ana
the M. I church «on m an“
on Saturday evening.
A party or young people w i
moonlight sail aboard Charles Gehr-
_Inan'a Shirley last evening.
Arthur Casey one to “about
Standard took a. part: or 1 people
tor a moonlight sail hurtn .
The that! am «an mt ave-
Mg session mg m.
The schooner Mary E. Cull' went up
‘nbehuhorfidialondotm eaten-
.y m ’
one M. =12. church will meet as usual
The three-masted schooner Abbie
Walker was; towed up the harbor by
It: never. Out and: ya.” after-
noon.
The tug Port Chester towed the
empty coal barge Alice down the bar-
bor yesterday afternoon.
The Ladiea' Aid séciety or the East
Avenue M. E. church met yesterday
nfternoon at the church, when the
usual session was held.
Orla Wood, Gregory Boulevard.
while in bathing. yesterday, merely
cut his foot, on a broken bottle, which
I. careless visitor had left on Marvin
Beach .
Dr..Allen B. Barnum has purchased
a building lot at Marvin eBach from
George F. Soofiold and wife. according
to a warrantee deed filed with Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith during the
first part of this week.
The final meeting of the season of
the “'oman's Auxiliary of Christ
church will be held this afternoon at
the Sunday school rooms of the
church. The next meeting will be
held in September. ~
The members of the Young Men‘s
(‘Fn‘uninily Club' have a plan under
consideration to change the meeting
out!" from Wednesday» to some other!
in
evening. Notice if the change.
adop‘nd will be given in the press. No
Inc-e333: wax held lust night, due to
the lsck of a quorum.
Joseph Tomi. of 10 Bridge street.
te‘mr‘wl to 1119 police last night that
sommnc had stole a monkey wrench
from hie power boat anchored in the
creek 0.": the Standard Oil company’s
plant near Wilson oPint and had
stolen :1 Simon and rod flat bottomed
rawhoat. which was made fast to the
power boat. ' ‘
A marriage license was issued in
New Rochelle on July 29th lax-it to
J’ereival Bales. of the firm of Bates
& Bake. 1hr» garamvmen, and Miss
'Hc-rtha Smith of New Rochelle. No
return had l\;‘~9n made at the Town
'Clerk‘s oflicH there this morning. The
vcon‘llle according to rumor were mar.
ricd on last. F‘riday and at preqent
are on a weddinz trip.
Charles H. Harris. of Ledgcwood
"Farm. save a Slipper to a number of
an or to'Wn and local guests at the
mm Country ~(‘lnb. last evening.
The. upper was served by Steward
‘Hendergon of the club. Those. who
were prosentgin addition to Mr. Har-‘
Wis were Mayoi- John 3. Treat of Stam-
‘iord. ("hint of' Police William ll‘irennan-
of Stamford and Councilman (‘haries
’Beck. and Vt'llliam erman. Jr.. all
an! Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. “7. C.
'l‘wombly and Miss Lillian Twombly,
of East Norwaliz. were guests. as were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham of “feet-
Liuwm
Voting District of the Town and
ofNorwalkareherelrynot‘i-
M that monogram of Voter:
got the Third Voting Dilltiot at
the Town and City of lorwalk
will be in msioninldnri’l
barber chop, Washington attest
am,hagmt6th,andAus-,
mt 13th, 1920, from 12 o’clock m.,.
until 9 o’dock p. 11., for to pur-
pone of receiving applications for
mans and primary mum
and for correction of said lists.
Electors changing from one dis-
trict to not.» My hand
names to Wm on or before
August 13th to. assure you the
rich. to am. .
HARRY B. WATERBURY
MIMI“ P. ”EA,
i
met More, Third Vat-l,
Win! the Town and
city of Jim-walk. ’
Dated at East Norwalk this
19th do] of July, me.
ill INSIDE Bil}
ms nu um
All] mas"
phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.
-—
Physicians the world over recom-
nfl the inside bath, declaring this
otmtly more importance than out-
:lde cleanliness, “because the skin pores
a not absorb impurities into the
bod, causing ill health, while the par. '
o in the ten yxrda of hostels do.
Men and women are urged to drink -
a '.
.3 9! hot water yi h a teaspoontul .
as. “a
ach mwnir‘. before manifest,
limestone ph‘otph e in if;
irmlesa means of helping-fish tron?
he stoinac'h, liver and m are pre—
ious day's indigestible motel-inhom-
lexi ma stomach;
8“
ens, 5?“ htl’e‘and toxins; this! cleans-
rt, maxing find but!“ flIB EC- J
ientary canal before eating more food. '
_ Thou who make up rem: 'bad"
th, coated tongue. rarity mite fir“ .
ve rating-telling heed, allow conr»
who
‘SDrfna. New Tank,
t . for the‘ ,
remainder of the seasou. y ll Tami/0:3: gamigl
At the Swedish Lutheran church. ln'home or rM. and Mr: Frank
Van Zant street, this evening at 8 .
o’clock, the ladies will serve mace
and cake, for the email tum of twenty-
lnve cents. Dr. Dawson. a noted mak-
-or from New Yark city, will deliver.
‘3‘ interesting address. All are invit-.
i
i T. Wesley Slauson will be in chargel
Iof the mid-week services at the East!
73:31:32 Ii. church than; evening. On, staff of servants of the New York Sel-
, n 3.. “8118* 111, Rev. G- 15- ~' wyn home came to the Bell. Island res—
{Richten of Darien, .will occupy the pul- bidence Mondav The engages and'im-
pit; the Sunday following a former movmnfs m’ the island home are not;
pastor. the Rev. 8. P, Fairbanks will ' vet completod and will yet require
come to East Nor-walk from his home. 5“,“; a. mm'm'q time to finish
.in North Stamford, to occupy the pul-l Rowavflm maple were inherent-ad to
Ipit. All are asked to attend tonight'slmad of the 3999.] filed recently in
genie: aszlit is to be a rally serviced“? Probate court, bv Mrs Lorri-‘0
r 0 an vo ‘ - ~ ' I .
Owners ot‘ gig'ehore property atlswmmS McKay ‘Of M Nor-walk.
- * ' ’ wfrom the will of Mrs. McKay's father.
Marvin Beach. have become tired of Captain \Villiurn 1 Stevens Mrs.
the noise and rowdyisln of people from vaKv was not menu n: d in the 'm‘
9 held;
at
Bands
on Rowayton avenue, netted a com-
fortahle sum for _tbe 13m Finger Cir“
cle. that progressive class of young
‘ladies who have given so many en-.
joyable entertainments here in the.
villag. i
Arch Selwyn‘ and family ~are getting.t
comfortably settled in their newly re-.
modeled hOme at {Bell Island. The
E
other parts of the town, who have and this is what canted the a i. have a Clambake at The
been coming to the beach and making
.7 . lThe outcome will be united with 1%
of it a public beach and picnic ground. tereat by the people here. who know;
and have_erected signs: ““1““: "1‘" somethinz of the career of the Stev-
lt is a private beach. and warning ens 0“th company of which Mr
trespassers to keep 01!. They wore Steven-sh w the resident at ' '
reluctant to do this, but half grownjume as p
boys. and men] ,a: Well, used the l ,'f.
.beach for dressing room, and ammo- ‘“ )l
‘bile parties used it for a picnic ground.
leaving behind broken bottles. tin cans
and other refuse, and the riparian
owners are now determined to assert
their rights and to make arrests. if
necessary, of all future violator-q.
R0 WA Y TON
'Miss Marjorie Bates oi‘ Smmi’onl'
spent the week—end here. the gunk! of
her cousin. Miss Ida Marie. Moore of
'Pond street.
Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Woods of
Northville. Conn. but who spent the
winter and early spring in Florida.
have beén the guests of local relatives.
here in Highland avenue.
A cost of brown paint with trim‘
mines of white ore-ally improves the
,house in Baton avenue rrccmly pur-
‘chascd by Charles ll. Briggs from the
estate of Stanley lion-odes.
The in! adjoining the home of Mire
Lillian Hamilton in McKinley place
has been purchased by Miss Hamilton,
accordimv to the real estate transiom
in the office of the town clerk.
*nms so an
1mmmm
rm of Renal: 8: Candoe
charge of her ml.
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n
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IYoung Mn. Johnston Had
l _Miserable Time Until She
i Took‘LydiaE. Pinkham’a
Vegetable Compound.
l
. Chicago, Ill..—“I was very sick for
’some time with pantie}? nay] sidcfland
...“ 3 . . ‘ u: ('O'lli not
, "mull." "lllll do my work at times
| ‘T i!" the pain in my side
’ was so bnd.i
‘ ‘ Would have to stay
: in lied for days at
‘ n time; My mother-
irlaw had t ak en
Lydia E. Pilkbom’e
Vegetable? C om-
pmmd am recom-
4 lilt'lltlod. it. dome. it
s - curcfl my pains and
l ‘ I am now able to do
afll my work “You «an ‘publish my testi-
'nonial and I hope the (‘ompouml will do
«there the good it has done m¢-."——.\irs.
ANNA .lonxsrox, 206 E. 4lst Street,
'flhicugo, Ill.
l For forty years worrcn have been
ONE LOT '31“?! TOWILS
values tom, go at ....39c
ONE LOT LARGE BATH
TOWELS, 75¢ val, go at, 39c
l
ONEBIGLOTLADEB’M <
valuestofllc,goat .....‘mc‘
0N1: mo LOT memo
”snow-51.9 attic
ONE LOT LADIES’ HAND-
l
l
m
Mammalian-rested.
visitor at m Quint yiooterday. l
The Burial travel-is public is won.
dertng what the change in trolley
rates will mean to their posses.
Senator Charles E. Williamson at-
tended the meeting of the Reputrli-
can State Committee in Danimry, yes-
terday.‘at which time the date was
set for holding the caucuses to elect
delegates to the state. congressional,
senatorial and probate conventions.
AD!!!“ 26th was the date decided on.
This morning near Miller's bridge
there came near being a fatal acci-
dent. A car up by Philip Cohduca
of New Cunaan was trailing along at-f
ter the. automobile owned by .Lynfoaé;
Dickson of Collander's Point. The
latter car glowed up with the result
that the other our crashed into in do-
ing a lot of outrage. Oflleer George
Dance was summoned and rerun?M
the matter to Grand. Juror William
H. Wilmatt. An arrest followed and
this afternoon Judge Selleck imposed
a line of $25 on Colaluca. ‘
The Chris- Plukett Association is to .
Farm in
Burton on August 15 at 3:30 p. m.
The selectmen have been working
with a vengeance on Springdale
roads during the past few day's. Parkr
one street has been repaired for the. first and law
Mrs. McKay has placed the time .in it. to. o;- twelve years of ex-l
inistence. the m being
cleaned
out and the «road surface m date,
1
YOUR LAST CHANCE!
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday, Aug. 2, 3, 4, '5, 6 and 7.
The closing days of T heN. E. Ryan C033»
mamouth sale of high grade merchandise.
This sale ‘3 tichlkofthewhole ”Inlays In malty
ticles went at the price of one. ' "
People carried away the goods in or ms full and theliberal IWay they nurchas- t
ed proved beyond a doubt all stands were marked and sold at the very low prices as ‘
advertised. Mamr thousand dollars worth of very exclusive goods that we could
not make room for the first days of this Mammouth Money Saving Event are
now on sale. and will be 90H Boundless of eostor loss.
WW
Here are the Prices to Draw the Great Crowds
ONE BIG LOT VERY rum
WW“
ONE BIG LOT LADIES” SILK
GLOVE. van ro swag:
at
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ SILK
5mm valuestofilbdao,
at... .. :3
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’
mu08,valwto$4.00
ON! LOT warm BRBY
. ..... ...--
4
ldzlling how Lydia E. Pinkhuni's Voge.
ltulnlo Compound has restored their
1W1: when antler-lug with female ills.
‘This accounts for the enormous demand
xnncnmrs: go a: . . . .3:
One LOT 3313301133138, val-
uestoflgaoat ... ... ..5c
ONE LOT DRESS GING-
HAMS, values to 75c, at 230
ONE nor mm m—
an, 35c val., go at ...19c
for it from coast to count. if you are
troubled Jwith any ailment. peculiar to
women why don’t you try Lydia. E.
Pinidiau’o Vegetable (lo-pound! It is
'nade flax-i notive roots and herbs and
contains no narcotics or harmful drugs
i
I
for the first time many a man
is surprised to find himself so
much ahead. He has bought
everything he really nee
yet has more money ahead than
he ever-had. when he had '
3 on cash. The mason is easi
1y explained.
‘ends to ito'p m that in"!
A man will draw a
l
,
9
v
’ hecessary.
a
OOAT8,'valne| to $3.50. so
u... ”$1.69
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ COR-
“Lily!!!“ values
to $7.00, go at ....s3.98
ONE LOT PINK SATIN
”Muslin-tow“),
goat».-. ... ”$2.69
Nothing Reserved 1n This Sale
All lines marked at such low nrices that will insure a clean sweep. Lanai-5’
beautifuléllk and muslin underwear. nitht robes. corsets and corset covers. can't-1-
ole. shirt waists. gloves. hosiery. underWear.underskirts.ribbons. yarns. towels'nnd
- mailing. WWW goods, embroideries. hand hairs. laces and no-
tions. etc. So get in line early and secure your share of the greatest values over I
offered at the old stand and' store of the ‘
.A
.(iozen years 3
.Panama Canal Zone,
,vote-a over former Federal Judge Herb
4» u ....v. n. _
,oxnmohovrunms'rm
with dirt .” that, the PM! 5‘ “”1
are burial, noun: a I m
The repairing J! in! m 0"
eons emu: has ‘
tiaues the more ' fl . lays Im- the Stanford horse gnaw. .
A. H. Kuhn has entered his hack-1
being filled. I
Matthew E. Robinson, formerly of Nine mate. Bauer-o! New York, isj
Springdaie, but for the hall- spending the week‘with Mr. and hire»
resident of Gristobal. John Riley and fantasy in Mad stmt.
arrived here on ' ӣ93,171on Bolas. who has been.
Monday for a four months' me'n- visiting Mr. and Hrs. William Donn in
Mr. Robinson has not been bomb in Mlllport avenue. has returned to the
several years, and be found many vdty. ‘
He 18 film was Franfzec Korean, who 1134 been:
changes in springdale. , , ,
91°de by the Panama Bulimia M ‘ the sue-t. or m Anna Riley For the
is doing so well that he claims 90“» past two weeks. has returned to he:
in; could induce him to leave the home in West Hoboken. ‘ !
u‘opks permanently. l Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Terry oi
—-—-————- {Perms Ridge have been spending the:
LONG EXPECTED TO WIN IN . past week at Camp Clevermck, on the
Missouai. 4 Association island in Lake Ontario.» i
_ ‘ _ There will be a meeting or the Sold!
ST. Loris, 310., Aug. 5--P0h“0a1 iers’ and manor-w Fund Comitiee
interest in‘Missouri Willi? centered on on Saturday owning. to pass m the
the race for tite' Democratic Senator“ final corrections of the names on tlw
ial nomination as returns of Tuesday 5 Honor Roll. .
State—wide primary Ol‘ifle‘l Ill] . from g ‘ Mifis Kathryn MCCT‘USh (if New YOl‘k
rural districtS. With “Domain incom- is enjoying several week’s recreation
plete returns from about fifty Of 11‘ in New Canaan. and while here. is he-
counties and St. Louis 3,1va Bregk— l pleasantly entertained by he?
inridge Long a maiOTiiY 0‘ “'2“ many friends.
, John M. Karl‘apent Tuesday in New
1‘? 3. P116361, the “1099’“ 9f “‘5 Opp“ York, on business. and ionic evening.
usual. the Globe Democrat, “depend‘ with a party or friends, attended the
em Republican parent. announced ‘0‘ apectular production of “Tickle Me,”
fit the Stanford Theatre.
The Outlet Store of ‘Sllnmi‘om n.
Nev de will open its store m ; Q
Rockwell Wilding. Railroad awn.
‘S‘Mtv‘lazv with a line of. clothmv, 4
and mm iishings. ‘
Hester (inecn of New York :
ing a week’s visit at the no.m .
and Mrs. 3.. 1... White.
South lyl..,.L
street. Miss Gwen is now moo .a
with the Shipping: Borrd :— 1. ..-
way
Maurice S. Laney has N'lll m, .. .
deuce in Imu‘t avatar to Suing. .,
Capurlo. For the pics-«amp Xlz “.... ..-
will reside in Clinln‘nnk “gel, '«-.
tlvc-s. Later he expects to nun . ... H
property in "(ho country" M1,, .
has visions of becoming a real lam.
Patsy Buovaintn. who (-omlrw.
ahoerepairinn shop in Railroad . «.
closed his place Saturdav and “ur-
Now A'ork to mun his hroilu 2.
arrived from ital}: with his kiwi ..
husband and mm Phildrm’i. 'rl. . 1,
Italy on the French Moamship. l
July 17. They clown-d mu (1.
Palermo. and reached New You. .1
the evening “Jill." 30. ”rainy. “up:
the party to his home in Sprout:
for a few days, until he found .1"! ~1
in New Canaan. His broihu- h ..w.
employed with him in his slum -..l
,
> I
Fir-’1; It. {Ki
*1
day that Long will win with a plural-i
ity which may exceed 10,000.. Mng‘
campaigned on a League of Nations ‘
enforoement platform, The
remmination of Senator Seiden P.
Spencer. Republican Senatorial candi-
w-as conceded last night.
9__w
was
'Loveliest of
new negliges.
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l
hisiances 2. 3 and 4 an
.. ... MMv .. ..
Howthelaoefipplesand
howalluringtheirpale tones
what luxurious comfort they
0f mp
m
values infill”, go at . . $1.98
ONE BIG LOT moms,
flamingo“ .988
careful needlework!
LAND‘S
What delicious and delicate beauties they are?
“mmémumMSm
frills and waves about, “103115
of pink and blue and lavona’
dot; how handsome their rich dark shades of blue; midi
bring!
e do chine and of other lovely fine silks. tilt-y}
are truly bcanties. Not a line of them fails to reflect grace;
Not one but glows with delighting beauty. -
How fine their lace decoration!
And efi'ect is that quietair of luxury
and charm and beauty so apprvxaiated and anoy
team!
“mat ex quis
. .
- . . v.
08-3 BIG L0! “9133' SILK 7 Over a score of new appealing: models. wro ht 1n (bf-l
GWVB- “‘3 "1“”: $0 ' j flexing colors and with many different beautlf sort of
at j _ ; t: 31..., . . .Lu’i i
om: LOT Beautiful unass- spwm "he a; Y‘ 9'9; $24:
ER SCAR”, values to $2.00 ma gm . .
goat.........-.....7m , ... ‘HJW;
our: BIG LOT LADIES' m.
51.50 values, go at ..... 090
mare LOT “new:
Ammunomvnmm
'Slzagoat ....59c
Here is
1188101131) SILK, $1.75
value, go at ‘
... ‘ooo . ...
Baby.
‘aepths of
* . sunface.
An example assembly whidh provides all the 635611”
Rich * éretonnes
and tapestries.
Here is a cm which is like a glimpse into the?
fine forest, cool and warmth both glow
sample
outfit for baby.
We and fine and comfortrgiving equipmentjoii
3 i
. ' or properly dreesng Baby during the early indoor dsyii 0“
life. _ .. ,3;
Two woolen shirts at $1.25 each 3
Two bands at 35c each
Two pairs stockings at 590 a
Two flanne‘lette gertrudes at $1 7;,
Two white. muslin slips at; $1.59 ”7;
‘ Two inner-s at 75c . jig"
One at $1.25 . L.
One dress at $3.50 3;
(he‘dooen diapers for $4.75 . x. j
One pad for $1 ‘ it
..., . . a m. , . ' * . 00'“? 1.3179 m Itfit—‘ $21.56 4.
Second floor. a
from itsi
mi:
3.
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