' ashram.
man Myron W. OsBorn Will be held
at the.Dorlon House tomorrow fight
at 8 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lockwood and
slaughter Grace of First meet have
returned from several days spent in
an automobile trip to Vermont. and to
Springfield, Mass,
George VoaHeMolt had charge of
the mid-week services at the Advent
Christian Chlfl'd'l last evening. Rev.
J. W. Davis of Bridgeport, formerly
pastor here, will have charge of the
services at the church on Sunday. 3.
S. Velsm was in change last Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Richard Bland of Cot-
tage street are spending a vacation at
the Plainville Camp Grounds. It will
be remembered that about two weeks
ago the couple left for Plainville, and
that in a motor accident, Mrs. Bland
received a fracture of the left arm.
tier condition is steadily growing bet-
er.
L. V. 'Kevlczky. president of the
Safety-at Sea Corporation of New
York city, a colnpany interested in
promoting a life saving suit_ invented
by Mr. *l-(eviozky. gave a demonstration
of the adaptability of his suit. before
a crowd or people, said to number
several hundred, in the We fission
srteet bridge last evening at 5 ( clock.
Mr, Keviczky and a companion.
donned these . suits. jumed off the
bridge and floated around in the
water. even though they held heavy
weights in their arms-which without
the suit would have carried them to
the bottom.
R0 WA YTON
Thurston O. Stabell of Smith‘s
lshnd, Sunday resumed duties ill
(large at night of the ice cream plant
of I)el{lyn's establishment onMain
street. Norwalk. 1
The regular
monthly meeting of
the they Ready Circle of the King's
Daughters of Rowayton will be held
on Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs, Edward Brother-
tol of Highland avenue. All mem-
bers of the Circle are urged to be
present as delegates to the annual
convention to be held in Bridgeport
in October will be elected, and other
matters of importance will come up.
Any new members will be weicomfsd
at the meeting on Tuesday evening.
An estate 0f over $50,000 was indi-
cated when the petition to probate
the will of Rev. Dr. George F. Pente-
cost. late of Tokeneke, Darien. who
died in New York on August 7, was
offered in Stamford today. Dr. Pent-
ecost was widely known as a preach‘
er and evangelist. From 1891 to 1897.
he was pastor of Marylehone Church.
London, England, and later was an
evangelist in Scotland. lndla and this
cmniry.
the estate to members of the immedi-
ate family. but it
vvenually the Presbyterian Board Of
Missxons shall receive $10,000, and in
’ fer-ian Church boards.
The farewell dinner to him "
are mm distribution a use can shall
be distributed among other Presby-
Weunud- kit i ‘ .3
ton nose 1. -. 3&va
,mitonfiéflfle t-e rm? 1:
'C‘ivic 18' ea
’iu organiii . w: W
dent of tile association presided. A
constitution and by-laws were pre-
sented to the meeting and Were
found acceptable. The committee on
lthe subject of street lighting had
looked into the matter of fixtures for
the poles and found that they could
be obtained in New York city very
reasonable. The committee is still
working on the matter and will report
at a future meeting. A committee for
{the purpose of soliciting funds for the
installation of necessary equipment
was appointed, the members being
Messrs. Clinton Rowland, Harvey Ack~
art, 'Eldwin W. Godfrey. Eugene Cush—
man, A. B. Cleverly and Mrs. Earl P.
Stevens. The yearly dues was made
31.00 payable quarterly. Twentydlve
members were present at the meeting
5Wednesday evening and all were
enthusiastic on the subject of village
improvement and great things were
planned far Rowayton. The next
date of meeting will be announced
later.
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DA RIEN
Noroton people were orer-ioyed
this week to learn that the work of
Diving and improving ,Hope street had
been started at last. A half dozen
|men started work on widening the
| road near the Hope street bridge.Wed-
nesday morning. The road will cut
into the Matthews property to the
north to provide for a bridge. 35 feet
in Width. The bridge will be of con.
crete and is one of the big items in
{the contract. Tile present bridge_ a
fume structure resting upon stone
abatments, is in a dangerous condi-
,tion_ because the abutments are work-
ing loose and the timbers in
bridge have worn out. The work of
building the road proper will start at
;New Canaan line and the contractor
IWHI work southwards so that it will
not be necessary to cart materials
gover any finished area. The concrete
zarea will he narrower at the north and
than in the southern portions of the
road. so that section should be com-
fplcted rapidly.
I
the.
“x"
7. defeated Ostllcmet
.v_ Brunnel will return 1‘0”“ admin.
, ed: ppfl...04.10~8
. : ' ' ‘ hie dacltegfiiaclfirt defeatedih‘erh 0.0. so
i - ‘ the Mail). bailey defeated lye-an
w" m l .' ‘ ‘ ur. bailey Jr. defeated Stevens 5-7. 6.0,6-3
" “ n, Smile. "an. ., e3. smonn ROUND M
, m it with . Pyre'ne ease in WMQM‘Smim 1.3, 64
Quick ot‘dér. e defeated 'ruumi ...... . 6- . -2
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens will IRhinehart defeated Jackson .. 7-5. (:31
start on their theatriCal tour over theiDailey Jr, defeated Dr. Bailey. .63. ~
big time circuit next Wednesdmin rrl k d £fll§3£b§ 75 7-6
The willo iBostoninabra cc 0 ..
newyact fulfenofnpep and excellent {Bailey Jr. deffiAlggebart” 6.0, 6»:
corned . I i
' They'rennis final will take place Dailey Infid‘efeated Herrick 4-6. 6-3.
Saturda and Sunda . P and Dr.i 64, 4-6. - .
Daily age matched againsgreutue and: Immediately, after the tennis tourna-
Goeppel. Daily Junior and Stevens .ment Mrs. Harry Brunei] will be nois-
Dlay against Smith and Platt. The tees to the Tennis Club and the:
contests are creating widespread in-ffricnds at a lawn fete on the coderd
terest on the island and good crowds grounds. Refreshments will be serv ll
attend the games. Junior Daily seems and a good time is promised ‘0 I
to be the favorite, having won the that are present. _ as :1
singles championship and with so able! The Tuesday afternoon tea w ’d
a partner as Harry Stevens, ought to delightful success. Mrs. Martens ms to
live up to his reputation. The tourna- a charming hostess and was emit
meat has been keenly contested far elated upon the Wonderful can one
and lively playing is predicted for the the unique social. Mrs. Martens '18
finals of the doubles. made a hoot of friends on the islanzlw
The summary score for the singles As this is her first season, she is oI
tournament is as follows: be congratulated. _ .
FIRST ROUND Tom Mix in the Three Gold hug-
;Ilerrick defeated Platt ...... 74'). 63 gets was the feature picture at the
- SATURDAY SPECIALS
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East N0rwal§Cash Grocery
onmammaa,is.,... ...171/20
m m enemy sum, 1b., ;...¢1c
PURE LARD, m, .....23c
' FANCY NATIVE ro'ra'ross, pk, ...48c
BEST FAMILY nous, perbag, ...suo
; FANCY manna, utto ......35c
? SMOKED 830mm. Small, Loan and fender 15., ..25c
i canons-ma sum svsrona‘rsn m can, .....12c
‘ smrmwmmm.,... 28c ;
i N.Y.Bumcom,cuttona., Wine
or Dr. m Mrs. Wmthm
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smr’s Pm ouo, 1b., use can he. be. ......"c
FRIDAY. an. 3, 1m,
and the star all at the sameibas
4:1!) P. liar-Wider sports
could see is the near utim the plac- Mrs. Stein-er,
“MN
- . . ebull—Dr. “Vilslllnglun D: ‘
hows what Harbor «V , ' , maybe, that's not seeing chairman
dates. tel-it was!“ 1 he?! 'Lsnd Boom—w. s. Cousins, M.
0 Chairman m ' . masquerade dates will N al 1’0“"
gratelated I“. .. , ... m“. Cth! of a“ sports and tor Boat \RIQES— ‘Mali-nlm l..~
m for {him mom 7' ’ Wm ”‘y .n ‘m‘. pan" 'David Page, (;(‘0Tg® Sili'ililn
accomplished a s M" . " or the dance. wifl be in the “ at?!" SDOflhMGPDl'ee Join»?
for the Labor DC? Dreams: in” ’ ‘15 of the .99; fight. A populari chairman, Albert 0.41.50”, A”,
lb.“ a time. They were 9 Mme prize “11 be mmed. ‘ Sir-m, Mr. Boyd, Mi gram.”
with the clubs best m “(I “it! fir. Gm, My“ m" (m) Gary“. iSllppel‘ Commlllm \l i “,1. 7,,”
Domed themselves out to a shower 0! Ir. Jackson and Mrs. Muller Wm be Mrs, W'orthman‘
.p’ltllle from he mm A the soloists at the community singing, CIm’VIil M ii (' Ill! 11 Mm...
. m3 novelty was introduced mt! Mme Sunday. ‘ Mrs. DIVid Page .
a decided irlt. Mr. Mitch wat‘ The following is the Labor mm W, .mm‘l'"fl M” M
the pm”. , 'gram lid comm for the bi cele- May :Faiity. Lois suit, 5' h
The merchants of SOuth Nomn: ”ration 80916.50? G g 3 Johnston. Madahnp Lire}.
are to be congratulated by the m:- 1010 i I. ebali “me married 'hdge for the day—4n: no _,
in which may M the Labor {unv- are on . ,Everal, )lr. Feathere- . x. .
'Da'y press-Jpn. They are a line set of 1-30 a: a“? ! 8mm Miami Mr. Halt, Mr. llcnqx, ..., x
men and women. Ind they sure speak 1:10 p militias" boat ncés' l man and Mr, Sirnlln“
well or Harbor m. Ole M be ‘ " ‘ ' ' Program Ad‘v'CTIlFmE ow.- woman},
in; of a sign on the station ..BBMr‘Supper at the club “0.99, 6130 '0 ._-._.
View Beach." Connecticut‘s famous 8 p. m‘ _ 7 ‘ LABOR DAY SENTiNEL
resort. Carnivaldm It 8:30 p. in. until mid- .. ._._
Theodore Henry and Mr. Calif saw- mlht Nest Monday (l.."lu:l It... 'i‘y. ,...,
an intemthlg nature freak Saturday The following have been appointed tinel will he issued “- ‘; mwmm
morning. Leaving their cottage at chains. or the various events, who in per. Bail scores, in as and ml.»
3:30 a. in. for a fishing trip_ looking tam will select their arm commitlaé meats should reach the 01"iw 1:
award they saw, a rainbow, the noon to help them in their work. lication tdl‘ly Sunday “mm.
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At Levy’s on Water St.
we HAVE mar maven A LARGE QUANTITY OF ARMY snmrs.
BLANKETS. snails. UNDERWEAR. BREECHES. ETC. .Wiiicn we
WILL SELL AT A VERY mt PRICE. 1 I’m.“ 1
WE ALSO HAVE 0N HAND. A FULL LINE OF BOYS’ AND GIRL.“
SCHOOL SHOES. ALSO A LARGE QUANTITYOFBOYS’ CORDUROY
AND WOOLEN SUITS WHICH WE SELL AT A VERY LOW. PRICE.
WATCH THE (”KNEE STORE IN HARRIS & CAN-S BLOCK.
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CORSETIERE
MME. JEANNETTE Peers.
South Norwalk’s Leading
and CLOVER
Tomorrow, Saturday, September 4th, Last Day of Our
FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE
Of Corsets, Gloves, Bmssieres, Hosiery and Underwear.
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Hlmdreds of people took advantage of this great money-savisg’wportimity and were well pleased. Why not see for yourself. A call at our store
will (convince you of the Wonderful Bargains.
$3.50 cougars,
$4.00 cosss'rs,
$5.00 masts,
CORSETS i 300 UN
”.50 MEETS, ... ".01.“ 2:50 U ION SUITS “on ENVELOPE
$350 censors...” ...uss $駧£§i§s§gigghgny§omw
.0. .r. ...
.....,......$2.49 3500
CARTER’S KNIT UNDERWEAR
ENVELOPE CHEMISE. EXTRA SIZE. . . .
ION SUITS OR REGU S
...-a 0"
CHEMISE.
STYLES .- .
SILKVESTS.... ‘. .
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' 1'55 $3.60 LONGSILXGLOVES, ...32.49
}' nma’s ms; SIZES 51/2 'ro 81/2.
~45 $2.00 311.1: 0mm, ALL canons, 41.45
:95 $110 an: mm, an. comes, ...$1.15
$1.35 cmorssm atom, .. ...79c
as. so. as. sea 0... ovao‘.ae so. an
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nears. ioeaea.oeoaao"m's also ea. 0
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“$2.89
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. BRASSIERES
$3.00 LACE MESS,
i ‘ $1.50~BRASSIBRBS, . ..
$1.00 BRASSIERES, . . . . . . . .
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$2.oo PINK saocann Lacs
.‘ Basssmsss, .....sus
.BANDEAUX
gym 5331.51.“
3’3? _
..... “$1.89
. “31.16
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$5.00 ITALIAN 31L! WY, . 33.45
BLAOK, WHITE, GORDOVAN.
$4.00 PURE THREAD SILK
[‘10 S! E R Y
$3.me rmmnaop
macaw,
moxwm'rsJam,
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“$2.3
HOSIERY
$2.50 LADIES SILK 80X, . .. . .31..
IR COLORS
$1.00 SILK mu: DROPBTITCH
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UNDERWEAR
nosmnv ...sa.1o $250196“:me I“ _____ ...sae ”Millennium ”.0035
sues, warm 2:1;OOLOR8 m wnm'aim 001.03; . sues, warm am: COLORS “a... on. can: ”mag?“ «.95
some Tannin) ~ W‘ mm
’3 Bosnian... ....mss i when: no: my, ....sns 31.50 mi: mu semi. .....m ”man-1133??? .....mo
BLACK, warm, connovas. sues. wan. man. sues, warn, commas. “.9 . “my: $295
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UNDERWEAR
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moms. "42.49
m0 ”42.30
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HARBOR VIEW i cuss rop ram JARS, qts., dos. ...oso ”1
l ' - i KELLOGG'S CORN Fm m“ ... ... .....II‘AO a,
Adrian Boyd win divp from the, PM cmER VINBGLB, 8a., . - . a so cos c oo‘o-o 'e no 0 a -m 1‘ i.- . g»
higheht point of in. bridge War Day. PURE new 031.3113 looms, qt, .. .35.: « , ~
immediately after the swimming« , it a
events. as an added attracth to tile; ' k .c .‘.
”mm W... ' ' South N 1k
’ GYPSY Ora Lee Grimes will tell: i u 58 am m orwa }
fortunes during the Labor Day supperi i q 93‘.
and dance carnival. Mrs. Grimes is 5 .« . m
The Will to h r positively a wonder at palmistry. A; ‘9 Hm & Gans mmk
8"“5 mnc 0 charge of 50c will be made, the pro. e. ‘
coeds oi‘ which will be tamed over to , 24 COflage street EaSt Norwak ‘ . . I
1‘ WOVided that the club house committee. I . 1 ‘ a - ‘ ,. - __ _,, ...- ,. .. .. -..-3- ,. .- .12
Mrs. Archibald ion McKKcnzle hasf inf: -~’ -... e : : : :‘3‘3‘g : t: I 2 1'. Z .. 1. - - -....- ‘ —~— -~->->->'\“‘*‘\‘
returned‘from lndia. and is the most ‘ " ‘ "' ' " m
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