- rtment
“ of 13..
>' I' Peterson 0! Cottage street
“'- - b in with typhoid lever is in\-
m at his home, it was stated to-
_ , m. a.
nu. William Holmeshot New _Yori:
city in spending th eweek-end With
Ills. c. A. Bruit-ted of East Washing—
finev. R. Irving' Watkins and Mrs.
Vikki” who hare been away on :1
Milton are expected home this com-
?“ meek- . aged.
- ”Bis reduction sale for
W. Friday and Saturday.
.. Josem 5; Sons.
1‘" rest.
John E. O’Sullivan is planning to
move to the newly purchased Brown
dwelling on Seaside place. about the
middle of October.
. {hold
The next meeting- of the East Nor- noon.
.r-.
e house
. muse hi the construction
mass.
1
Lady Jehnln
gs Lodge, No. 7. O. S.
will hold a lawu party at
'Olaf Olsen of Winfield street has
had an International Onepipe Heater
installed.
contract.
H. A. Hegeletn had the
A slight accident. took place yester- »
day at East avenue and Hendricks
street. when an automobile operatedls
by Leslie Davis, son of_Attornew and
Mrs. Leo Davis. crashed into a. bakery , i
’wagon owned by the Tip Toll bakery. !and the rounds about the Johnson‘-
The wagon was constderably dam—5home pregented a festive appearance!
Mr. Davis and Samuel Hall.
St. Luke's Church of Noroton
an
talk Improvement Association will be 'pected.
held at Community hall on Tuesday
atternoon. September 6th.
The tug Huntington of the
and towed out a barge lhat has been 'pany.
discharging a cargo of anthracite.
on Myrtle street from .lohn W. Grant.
Trustee. according to :1 “'url'nntt‘eltvu
deed filed at the Town (‘lcrk's ot’tlce. .mm-l,
.. . This wonderful Opportunity
buy your school shoes. .\I. Josem &
80218. i
Mrs. H. B. C. lil'llt‘l‘ of Vail lenllti
street who was recently “pl-rutml ”ll-3
The third division of "The ll. H.
Theresa Kurch has purchnsed a Mt‘employcrs “.3“ arm“, at ”N.
(ill); on llOJthl or ”if Stunner Sczigate.
trust
llliprovwl
lhzln that or‘ the previous groups‘:ll'-|
to living ill the park.
3 da ,5 driver of the bakery wagon. agreed to
y ' settle the damages There was no ar-
. ROTON POINT
will
after—
0X-
9
at Itoton this
1th people are
outing
About
The Emanuel Chapel of Springtime;
3will hold an outing at the park today!
R01 making the trip on special curs pro-
”? line came up harbor last night 5\id(.d for them by ”w trolley com-
r
park to-
lhzlt this division will have
“'t'llllll'l‘ conditions
BELL ISLAND
'lr-ureh of a l'l’Sltit’HCE‘ here.
>1eomed" "to iii-wej e".
. can; 'W’Klng motor car. .For'the .
sfifiit'flme MissCoen'an has taken in-
stmctlons'she can operate the car as
me hflmt‘good as any professional driver.
Mrs. \Vilson was the hostess of
card party given at her home yester-
3day afternoon. An enjoyable after-
noon was had by all attending the af-
Charies Thompson's. 64 Fort street. fair.
East Norwaik, Friday evening:
-The._.nominating committee of the
Bell Island club has made up a list of
new officers for the coming year. This
gum is now going throuh the proper
lchnnneldnnd will be posted in a few
days forQhe approval of the members.
33:..aud Mrs. F. Elmer Johnson. of
ummit street. gave a birthday party
rOP,their three year old daughter.
tuth. It was an out of door amm-
Gumes of the usual birthday variety
formed part of the programe. There
were little novelties or every descrip-
tion to entice the children.
R0 WA YTON
“FRIENDLY ICNEJIIES.” ARE
BE—
1.“: EXTERTAINED 1N
lit)“'.\YTON.
.\lr. and Mrs. Skunk and family of
l‘uur are the “Friendly Enemies." of
u lt-sidellce on Rowayton avenue. 'l‘hey
lll‘l‘ not the type 01' Friendly Enemy
that Mr. Louis Mann portrayed in his
successful play in New York.
Sometime ago a male and female
skunk made a nest under the front
' Now the
ll‘umily hits increased to six. four little
lmlc's being recently born. The own»
(-rs or the house are waiting patiently
so that they may use their skins.
i
—Gnsolilie at Brown's Cash Gro-
|:cry. {owns—ton Avenue.
The quarterly meeting of the R0-
wnytolr Free Library Association will
on at the Norwnlk Hospital for :II’ipl-ll-t Slx \Ollm: ladies from the "Edith ”“1?qu “t ”1“ home ”i MW“ K11” RES-
dicitis will rclnrn to llcl llOSlllt' llt'i't" ‘l‘nnlpf' enjoyed a motor trip to "The "10:16 o_n Thursday afternoon at 3
l.‘ .shortly. {Devil‘s llcn" .‘I‘Sil‘rllfiy afternoon. 'H'lm'k (l). T.)
3.: ~———— l 7 . ”7—" . ..f - t Maw-ll l' «- . -
2 Edward Townsend oi' l-‘on sly-may Mrs, .tl. Sillllell] and Miss (rl.l(‘"y « 3 -I I l.|ll(l “as ..ncn last
Q reported to llll' lmllm \r'slol‘tllty lifter Worm-ll nl' l-vallcott. N. Y. are to be "V‘L‘W‘i-"V 1” ”‘0 l":-‘4ldt‘ll('0 01' Mrs.
3 noon that lirtlldlllill lit-l'shfinlrl llavlLllut'Sis m the “Edith Collin" —1‘or theta“ 5"“ 119510? 01 her son Lewis.
'3 bben culling: llllll mums. and he was He.“ f"\\' weeks. . 303.110. leaves lhtlrsduyri’or “Fest Vir-
’1 referred to ill" lll'usll‘llllnu attorney. l ‘ ~—'—‘— gum rm :1 Dustin-‘3 ll‘lp. Dancing
3 m_- ‘ Miss ”m”. Lnlv)‘ of l'llilzlllelplliu. nus l~ll,lo_\'ctl by those prescllt and rP~
5" The t-llto-l'tulllnlvllt ltlllllllliltm ol' the ’HM Miss Francis t'onllcr of (lrnllsrc l‘r‘Sh'W‘mfl were served. Many of
i Mayflower Honk l.:l<ltlt'l‘ l-mnlmnt- ‘ N. .1. will also he gllrsls' :11 ill? '.'l'ftlli:l "'1 HOP/IVS rril'nds www- present.
.‘ will hold n llll‘l‘ll'll.’ .ll ill.» tillnllvl‘s on “:lmll" tor lht- nvxt few weeks. email: them living; Misses Lucille
3 ’Van 7mm“ FIN” this (Tuning whcn' #7“ 3mm! Gertrude Bralldzt..erinm Clark.
1 the mllttl-r m‘ lilt' propose.) (‘Jll'llH -|‘ .\ Ill-run: M' 1w- l‘wll lslilllil Chllll \l.lr;‘..'lrlt -"‘l‘f"r50". Edith lrer‘ne.
will be «liscilssul mull soml- unnounr‘n- "ll \‘llr' ll. ‘4 Ms! (M mill: ill "'l‘lv- "hm“ C“““"'”. Lillian Took! 1‘. Miss
' ment made ll-gzllnlllle' it. "mu lllnl< iroom,” lltvlltnlo- ”mums ("l'mlm-ll. Marian Lynch. Roy Morn-
‘v Q l!’ llllhll‘t'\'>‘ w. I‘t' lilSl‘HrJ-‘IL 'lll‘lll. Charles Sillfl't‘n. Harold Tyler.
5 John (I‘Sullil'nn. llroprinmr of 1110' _ g";‘i“‘ln “W‘lN‘l'. 'rOlll llomls. Hilliard
5 I’m‘lm‘ HON-“'- lif'f‘ illil'lllltst'll lhr- “'3‘: ‘il \ l..lr- ll‘l 1‘.“ mm of Pine Pain: and ”Vi"? .\lev't‘l'.t, Dorothy Huy-
llw‘lrll lill'l l.'llll;. .ll :lcrsnn,
3 Point.
.1
l
l Miss Hattie Achorn has returned to»
Miss? Hazel
:at
Miss Helen
Brooks
Bewies and
enjoyed Sunday
Miss Evelyn Farris or Norwalk
spent the Week-end at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Merton Barrett.
t
i
5 Miss Hilda Zeismer and Miss-Gene-
'vieve Stevens have returned from a
{vacation spent at Hickory Bluff.
Miss Margaret Waidson oi” Haver-
ford, Pa" is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kelley in Carter street.
I
Elford McKendrick of Railroad
avenue captured a four-pound four-
ounce bass at Lake “’accahuc. last
week.
Mr. and Airs. Charles I“.
and daughter;
into their
Heights.
Schroycr
Barbara. have moved
new home on Prospect
'her home in Waterbury sffer spend-5
Ing a wrek at the home or Miss Helen .
Bartow.
Charles F.
is now acting as outside salesman for:
the local branch of the Stamford
Masons' Supply Co.
Schroyer of New Yorib
l
l
Misfi' Martha Achorn. who has been
:spending the past week at the l‘Itllllt‘
of Miss Ethel Johnson in Locust anal
nue. has riturned to her home in!
~\Vaterbury. 1
Mrs. Stewart Mar-Intyre and daugh-s
ter. Edna. have returned to their
home- in Nutley. N. 3.. after a pleas—6
ant visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Maclntyre in'Hurrit—on axe-
[11.10.
The Boy Scouts baseball team beat
Michael Reudy's team Saturday. S to
2. on Gerish‘s lawn. The battery for
Ready's team was: M. Ready. p: Joe
7' course of entertainmen Tickets smnles’rifiohm-‘ftfine rest‘ or the
Roton first entertainment will-be .gi'ven‘t‘onl
l DZRIENdQVORWfi
‘Th uvrsday
“and chorus: “Publicity."“with Wlnbh'l
Smith and chorus.
«Warmer costumes for children fir‘om
’9
\.
-. .ms,isue. 24.. 1oz.
. . l , V V _ 5 s ‘
for. .‘a’dum “a mi for the 000m. "evening m b6 spent in general-"danc- FRIENDLY REIATJ‘GJ “is
The Chautauqua will pitch 'a 'te-rit'on ing and pmioh, "ice cream“ and cake WITH GERMANY AGAIN
the Center Schoolrgroundg-‘and the within served. ;’ ' '
(Continued from Finn Pag. J.
The sécond annual celebration of; .
“The Italian Colony.” of Springtime pertaining to commercig., 9('0nOn:;.,
will be held from August 27th to the and financial affairs, were to be ....“
29th- att this community. , The pro- tied in supplementary “magnum.
, igram reads as follows: Saturday,i WASHINGTON; rAug,. “#313450." ‘
lAugust 27th a public ball will be held licain members of the Senate v-‘orum.
GIRL seems m ‘at 6 P. M. The Metropolitannrchest Relations committee will confer 04.1 ,L
The program ,to‘he given by the‘tra of Stamford‘wiil be present: Sun- President 'Harding at the Wings
Darien Girl Scouts. at their Fete on day. August flunk-at 3100' P. M. a House at 1:15 o’clock- this mama“...
afternoon: at 3 o'clock; onhandconcert will be. given by “6"?" The conaerence. «one . member my...
the [lawn of Miss H. Bax-harar.>Weed..tof sons 0: Italy" under the personal: has to do presumably with 111.; news,
Pest Read. Norotcn to help raise funds direction of G. A.’Tuzzola:' -Monday. between the United States and (-‘fl ..
for Vassar College‘s: novel and-full or :August 29th: Music will be played mail); which is to be signed “X“? m
“pep." It consists‘of:'-—-‘ ,fme 9 A. M. to 11:30 P. M.. A Berlin. ‘
margaret Sumner. or the "Rollo's'gran'd parade will take place at 5.19.. Invitations for the- conform... W.
\\'ild Oat Co.." in impersonations. ;M.. and at 10:30 P. M. the most elab- sunderstood to have? been iszlul Lill-
Cora Free. barefoot ~’ dinner. in ,orate display of fireworks ever wit-.135: night from the“White House amt
"Southern Roses." and "imagination."ln€S$Cd will close the celebration. gwere informal. in nature. mm”,
3were current early today ills: up
Geraldine and Filamina ”Darrecchvo .
and James Murray. in""l‘ln Soldiers." AMERICAN MR ASSOCIATION- fpresident- would lay beiore illt‘ nu...
grime Misses Darrecchio; in toe Ballet. CINCINNATI. Aug; 24,———Supreml3 ity committee "members ‘th: 43.....-
' Lois Long and Gal Johnson. in \-'as- Court judges from nearly every statn ‘pleted te‘xt' of the treaty. a Mn .5
in the. Unlon'will attend the annual which was said to have been wool-_..l
sar .lu'nior‘ bythemseives. to I‘kelele.
Isahelle Slmpson.1n “The Radicalvmeeung of the American Bar Asso~ by cable yesterday at the sewn j...
-
Friday afternooni'fiértsa» -- ~ ,
Girl." '0 1'k9l9l9- iciation, to be held in Cincinnati from partment. .
Mary illnckt‘ord, in, the Gy'psylA41,g,- 30 10 Sept. 2, Attorney Btu: Statements in some quar'ws .l.
“8"“?- lNelson. who has,charge of the reg-is- though unofficial! were that Mr mu...
mg was anxious to acquaint an. 1.,7
pubiican' committee meml-mys v, 5 5
the details of the: treaty prie; :0 1L.
thirty—day recess of Congress cg: 3.,
begin tonight. Practically :1 1 ..
Republican committee memlwww r. .,
the details of the treaty fir-10‘ to ll,
thirty—day recess of (“ohm-m: u; ..
.hegin tonight. Practically all ‘lle n._
publican members are in Was “1;.er _
Front the Vassar Follies. “The 011
Fashioned Girl," with Helen V‘t’hitlatv
gtraticm and hotel assignments of dele-
gates as representative “of the Cincin-
.nati Bar‘Association. said that he has
been advised that. six of the seven
judges or the Supreme Court of the
state of Ohio will attend the conven-
Vtion. Supreme Court Judges of other
states who have made hotel reserva—
tions are: Judges Miles. Powers. Slack
and Taylor. of the Supreme Court of
Chorus consisting of Mary Crofoot.
lloris Ballard. Mary and Virginie.
Blackford. “’inona and Estelle Smith
Miss Sumner is a mnnologist of FR "e
chnrm and. beauty. mid to have been
ill“ ”most loved" of all the young er-
tr-lt;tiners by our Douqhhoys in Vermont; Justice W, D. Anderson of and an early canvass “h“‘v‘ii ”“11 « ‘i
l‘mncc. Her program in the afler— the Supreme Court ofv Mississippi; lthose in the city (apt-cud 1'“. ..tl: g
noon will be especially chosen tOgJustice \V. D, Anderson of the S“. the conference.
phat-1' Ul'c‘ (‘l‘iiltll‘PI‘L Other ff‘alul'.“l5pr€mp Court of Iowa. and three jUS—I ~— '—
fm' ”w childrvn will be pony cart 'tices or the Supreme Court of illlnms flametmverflsmw" Pa!-
rides. llshpoml. enlnhles and drink-
:lllles. Hometnade“t‘akes. candies an'] A
jams will he on sale. and also a com— 1'
plate display of the famous Adelaide
n to in. the pront’on these dresses hf“: MRS. SCH.ACH4AT’S
REAL HOME MADE
in}: contributed by Miss (.‘rapsey. :l}
Vassar graduate to the Fund. In case
Ready. 0.: Boy Scouts. llr-rmlm 'm‘ min the afternoon fete will be git--5 v
Ileydt. n; LaMont Fitzgerald. c. .“" “‘ 1““ Dario“ SChOOl- i A i 1‘ 3
Jack R0833 SCH-d us umpire. ; 'l‘ha- evening: section or tlu- Fete \"i’l'; ital l
. :llc llcld at the Harlem Hoyle School. ill. ids! ill
(”The guarantors for the l'lndcliffv S o‘clock. {ll which time the afternoon; ‘1
iautauqua which will appcur in this program will be repeated with the ch A K YOUR GROCER ABOUT IT
zfiwn on Sept. :3. 8. 4. and 5, met Ill ccption that Miss Sumncr will swim- s i
e at ectmen's omct- Frid'iy t‘Vt'lllll" in different selections. “ ' a. V Q
. q 5 _ . . _, .. , ~__ - . . .. .- rm; l‘rennndc I‘f'll‘fl 1'.» l
and the DrOJt.‘(‘l was thoroughly gmw; till" 01' thr- mum rm“m~.._q of 13... I . b. it _\tltl “dill .l ll ul it (i hit . i
into. Lust Your the wt sum l‘t"Lli/ «l wrnm " ‘ ‘ "
. . . . . ,- . p: “iii lw lhc sotlal «lnnemg . w 7 e . ’
was $80. This _U'nr. with the llrmi. tin-:1. in which immg people from 3111‘s. S(.H£‘CH*AT S
Ous excellent performances to :lll :ls St :mtord. New Canaan. \Yrslpm't. 'i‘n. “o
.‘idvurtising. the recruits should 1-“ it'll-k“. Norwnlk and Damien are cv , -. 5‘.
much more. The punraniors (lttltltll littli'll in take part. ’l‘hc iudges will " .
to donate the lllflll~\ rt-ulixml from llo Mrs, P. M. Sunder. Mr. llnrrv ‘9
this Chautauqua to line New l‘ullzum Stacey llenton and Dr. ('1. ll. Nnxnu
Fire Companv for Ho new 1 ~ 4 .- ~ . r .. - ~ . - ' ..
, . ~ lll A-l-lvn. Tm (. univst (‘0l’illllilit’l' is thr- Miss-o .. . — .. ~ \ - — = ‘ - mood '
the “return dr'sirol to piirt'hzlwx The ‘\:ltll:l!it~ Marv-house. Edith (‘antrrll, 31d!“ 5 0\‘1> fidhd“ hh = ‘ l
admission [0 all (‘l'lzdl‘l'll all: mlim: an lt- nton. Grace Taylor. and Nit-esp: “
schools in town Vl'll il .l dolla. l'nr ill‘ lmlph Shepard. \\'lllinm Osborne. uni
THURSDAY _
AUGUST 25th
98
“SPECIALISTS
-Msw
“CASH iNGTON STREET
IN COTTONS”
FRIDAY
SéTURD‘
~ AUGUST 27th.?
fouw
98 WASHINGToNSTREsT
I “SPECIALISTS 1N corms-:3“.
42x36
“Defiance” Unbleach-
‘( ed Pillow Cases
}6 for ........ .. $1.00
42x36
“Dunellen” Pillow
; Cases
:4 for $1.00
1 45x36
3,“ Fruit-of-the-Loom ”
Pillow Cases
33 for ......... . $1.00
45x36
. on” Scalloped
Pillow Cases
for ......... . $1.00
«Emma-q»... . ...
. ... Hyuggqrv‘efitu-Qffi zit-tug. tar—......“ .....-w
“Paras
.1.
$13
3'"
'll
“Cable” Corded Edge
Pillow; Cases
F.»
o
2 for.....
3 for.........._$
“ Fruit-of-theQLoom ”
2 for
“Bigger and Better Than Ellen”
72390
“Anchor Brand”
Sheets
81x90
“Anchor Brand”
Sheets
p
0.
72x90
Bed Sheets
.....$3.00
Lilll‘ll finisll—Hemstltcllvd.
3 for
“SPECIAL” FOR MARDI GRAS
Huck Towels
\3100
The Wise Housekeepers Will Take Advantage of This Sale.-
Ecrue and \\‘il
Formerly Tile
00
Apron Gingham
. Fast colors—In all the'Apron Checks
10 Yards for............. $1.00
quot”
Each ._..
00
54x90
“Dallas” Bed Sheet
$1.00
I‘v ardi Gras Sale . ..
Scarfs and Centre Pieces
('(lillltl (‘lllny Lace with Filet Insertion
. . . .48c each
3 for“ ":‘i’. . . . . . $1.06
»
“Thorndike”
Feather Ticking
. Feather. frOQE .2;
5 Yards. . . . . . $2.005
“all;
Each
0 s
Turkish Towels
Double Threads with Fast Color Blue Border
16c-19c
ath‘rjflfpwels ,3
3 Yards . .
Good
;: ..
'7 j . .._.
1;
.1”
Dutch Curtains
lie:
“ Fruit—ef—the-Loom ” and “ Pe-
Envelope and Embroid-
ered Pillow Cases
Yard wide—Splendid -materiais i'or House
Dresses and Boys’Biouses
Huck Towels-
., ,, Fast-Celeb—Red Border
7 for $1.00,
’ Feather Pillows
18x26
$1.00 Each............88ce
58-inch
Table Damask
Mercerized
2 Yards
CRETONNES i
Yard wide—49c to 69¢ Values—In all the New Patterns;
3 yards" . - - - ', $1.00
BLANKETS . BLANKETS
60x76 “Nashua” ‘W‘ni’te and Grey . . ........ $3.35 pair
60x80 “Nashua” Plaids . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 pair
~66x89 “Nashua” Piaids» . . . . . . . $5.45 pair
66x80 “‘Woolnapi’ Plaids. .. . . . . . . . $6.45 pair
66x89 Snow White, Part Wool . $5.45 hair
‘66384‘“2 in 1” Plaids . . . . . . . . $5.88 pair
66x86 Indian Blankets .-. . . . . .. Swazi:
721284 Indian Blankets- . . . . .. $5.45 pair
regular size—hemstitcheti.
Fllrillel‘ly $1.25
$1.25 value
-889,
Percales
....
$100
r
t; o.
5
4
..
...
Quality—Snow White
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