EAST NOR WALK
Kr. and Mrs. C. I). Hodgemon of
HIM!) Beach entertained friends
m out of town yesterday.
. The usual meeting of the Boys' club
,‘lll be held tomorrow evening at the
not avenue M. E. church.
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'Bobert Joselovsky and son Stanley
have returned to their home after
Ar“ := i:
[will be held on “.Jnesday of this
week on the premises of E. H. Evory.
toxmerly the Samm‘s place. back of
the school liousr. All friends of the
church and school are cordially in-
vited to enjoy the day with the schol-
ars.
An‘ice cream and cake sale Vfas
hold Saturday alternoon and evening
in the Iiowayton Hose'Company quart-
vm llilllt r the auspices of the Roway-
ton File and Drum Corps. The sales
‘BAUfilll IN A
on.
will snowman:
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oZEMAN, blunt" July ‘10. (As
soggted ._.Press).j:—With their faces ,
brorlzcd and almost blistered from
their experiences in facing'the biting
Winds of the blizzard that Saturday
Honour, IJULY 10. 1922,
Old Dir. Trouble Lies in Wait
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I Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Baily Service fictween New York & Nor-wan;
- LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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= - - z" mks 01‘ ' Your Samoa for an Kind: of ;
Wing the week-end in the Cats- will be held over)” work-end. \\ 11h dn' swcpt oxer th'e .m‘?“nlh“nk {:1er PPF-I l m mg. web “ 1‘1. rum. Wax-k mu. ‘
uni ,- “m”. “u. Saturday. ”mm in» mun- t"llti“-stoxie-.\.atlon.liltl .lr .gny. thatI B > ‘ gegs ‘ pomon; Padded Van. ;
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—4~~~ mgr-mum o! ll.l l\l;.:}:lll.S-.lll¢l l.d\\.l:l I c) Rockefeller anc 1 , toll of“ V Thoma . . ‘ , :
Calf Pawlure l‘much was again Sf- \um. 'l‘ll“ mor‘H-l \ii‘l‘le Will I"‘ 110‘ ompunlc'd 'II‘Ir’ Slivzrrivcd in I ~ "" mm mm’ 26 Concord St” so. Norwalk’ Phone 2’4. g
~. ““890 b0”) 0“ SallIT*I<‘." QII'I :l-lvlml tn llil' :wvnsury M l’lIY'C‘II‘IS" “"C' 11“” ”IIPIIIPIICOS' I} I I For every person, soon or to“, New Yorkflflco. 201 WM 20th.. P1103. cm 305. .i
'- ‘1 Sunday. there boring many cump~ (-ssuI‘V Cuuipnlent for the corps. It owman last night. l' cvpcrl-I . ‘ it _ 7 , . é
. _ _, , A ~‘ . V > ‘ . r } . t 1110?" "IT “113 the most thri ling _ - - l old Mr. Trouble has in wa . _ . ,r A .
h! parties as “ul- - <~ at LL‘l this moxnlm, in! l I
.\...,. . .l l , l f the most dollglllfu. ——Peter Rabbit. . . a
‘ —“ than 3:“ was made on Saturday 5 {If- once 11m} fnleaec “Tr known ,. said I . ‘ - _ \ ,
The July mm'ting or the Mayflow- ,1“. Th“ ladies of ”u. commumty 14).), t in 1 . 1F AIQH‘OCI' .. a, . w 7 ‘
’— ~ ;' ' "r. l... .. _~. .. " '~ ltions. Mrs. l'ockclcllcr to '1} . M. ‘ w . p \
” Boolc A Laud” tunwm} . h... . I'" I‘ I‘ I“ ’2’ “' I°IIS III the" do” I. .. . ‘1‘ \Press Peter Rabb't had forgotten all his : '
held lth “\“illh” .U. tllv- grunt: l- v.1 . “to“... (iukls, 1.1 lm rcrgvrwd AIL i - . _ . . l _ f >
(it t a; .\.l.\.l‘, a l. ... ._ I‘ l\' communi— “\Vc were not lost. as had lwch. re l good intentions. Yes, 531-, he. had or .
y“ Zan S "I I I”? I III‘ ”I'II'I' 'm H”? I". rlnl llrst but we “'CY‘t‘ Caught m “l gotten them completely- ’10“ “1°“ ' ,
‘ W, , . :‘zlrmg will: .\l.m:l::r.r l.ow:zlnll. In“ ‘ q jowIstOl'nl that raged for ncur— 3 that he hadn’t “”629de to more than l
miner Amundsen 01 ;-u Rust “-131 , _-,,_M_.---._~ ——-— fiHC'r I , . u % summit of . look at. Former Brown’s garden The“ l; PEI ac THEATRE BUILDING
hutch street reported to the WWW I" “‘0 hour.» on It I Old Mr. Temptation had proved too ; .
J I d I that hi“ lllcyc'e had lin‘ll BELL ISLAM MOIIIIIAVIISIII‘IIIIID' . I much for him and Peter had tinned
' I or a), I Av . I. I ~ 1 "When we left the lowcr station of; a cabbage leaf. After that he had 1 ,
_ mien from the Linn-r Glounla. YglIOWRlOHP Canvon. the sun wasi thought of nothing but filling that . o 1 o
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u a. bit. and the moon is lull. 10ml pr...” «2. man.» («I'm “on, 31.5, lnom- «my. \\( “m m ’ A‘ . .- that lettuce tasted Just an K604, as - ' ~ ,. .. --. . ., .-,~
7313118 9909“" 3”“ Pkwmng 10“ “mm“ as Higgins :m-" daughtt‘!‘ Rosalie 0‘ 1 want to expl‘QSS "I“ gmullmI lfigl the young cabbage plants. Pet?!“ N“ The I‘Vhite Season Is Bowfn FIIII bf‘1’1".“1‘1‘346313‘3’ . I
light. sails for the: \vrv may :‘uturc- Finllun‘st. L. I. 1.. I’l'III‘rv 9“" CII‘IIIIIEIII' II m .. .1 l ate and ate and ate. By the “me I“ Exclusive- Styles~ .Pnced .‘IIII “II 9a.- "'7".
fi'” 1. I ____. ”In car. for he Showed mek an i had fined his I)?! “om“: Ill: :2: For Men “'e Are Showing a \hcry AgggafII‘hI’sIIJIQIlII "I ‘ "II ‘
- ' , " " w v . ' ' .' '. “Honor. ’ ’ done a lot of amaze. S , - All Lear ers— ‘ ,3 to o. a.
Miss 1.11 .\l. “mini o. . .;, FINN-Lil lmtrolmnn on the lsltmd ”(Ifliltucar was 0pm) witlmlll I“: it»; resting he noticed for the first tlr'ne' In HOSiERY—ALL COLORS.
ltrtet tOlllly .rvilml' . inw- mt has hm] ‘lilllr- dlmculty with mo or; ‘ .1. 5;)“ As “a ‘nearwl tlw top of: what a lot of harm _he had donefi‘
the OflK'P of low” ' H‘k H" is“). It is how-d by tho resulentso cm .1. w h ”w mum. begun to; “I donlt care," and Peter. to 1m-
JB. Smith at‘tl‘r cujoyizlg u \W‘f‘ks ‘ l3... island that this good work may Mount “215.1 Ufn- ; .. to m0“. 3; golf. “1 don't care. There is plenty ‘
mcatlon. ~ ' til-u» throu h the season. fnl‘. and the Wind on...“ ' ‘7 , left. in this garden for Farmer 330““
~ It (hi - . g guilt ' \VC ki‘pi right «in Y1. fill' ‘01); and Farmer BTDWTIIB BOY. I do‘ngtsie ..
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The congrtgntio" “I III“ I‘a’d ”III-l "sham" Svlwyn is: finding much “"“1 I9” IIII’IIS‘IIIII “It I I0 ‘ “hi-3' 1:23“: igutslite‘shy:v:c.h AnI‘IywnY- Y0“ “‘9' Peter's fact 8“de ON SA JLLE 218T
rue M' E’ CIIIIIICII ”III“ II “III“ ”I“ mm ' l‘I' mun-‘7 with his motor \‘Cllli‘lp term“ level‘ l l' “r l l hml m... {up l :Hziewonggknow'whyo took them. I'll through the holes in‘ the not
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creations ol othvr churvlr-S at ”I"! ..l :; tlw "l)1l"" by the island resl- M I“ ‘m‘ . .. 1.13 ~st a bit and then go back to the m1 became cntau led ‘ ° ' '
union sorvims at th" Cim'lmu'lml 1'3“";10m: I 5 ' “H““V' “ ”I" “I”: 3"] 1I }.I”‘,L...L,.,I..,r§ {liar om Briarmntch. Nohfidy‘ but; a g for a leltEd Time
‘ ‘ . . x. il' mp snow A‘ ' r _ « “ ; g Ni hthawk wl snow
eexnlng. I x)". In - = .\t the lull “1 IIIIIIIII I com" the g h. i and Boomer ~ f It. ~
1 ‘ll' 'mli \l'“: \‘I'i‘llOn l'n'hov olltvl'- lmnl. I”. ”I" I I' ‘ ‘ . .1“. lr-izI ‘9‘”? I Illt’e been - ‘nv ;bed. At the first PIG.) [:10 :9» 53‘1“:
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A very SIIIWIKIWII “I? Of IPO'I‘IIUII I mm” “III ”I“ “Wk “M as ”I?” \IthI‘ullle It'olgllmlwa-fnm- ltl it. ”I"? i “Tilt filer rested for 8Wl'llle andfil'hhlletg f?l:i?:az$ll €311 :m‘l he made u a
and cake “as lll‘ld (lll‘51lllllflx‘l.\‘ (lib-1;; : .VUP >l$ .‘lr. and Mrs. Htlrnlil ll, l’llil- (III rillqw'nrcll lngwuwl .md Lumpy-.3 in : thou began tb explore the rest 0f “‘2; 5 long jump, which IOOI‘ him right into e a I -
noon on tho l;.\\n ol Llll‘lst Typist 011.1 ln'muu-i‘.lld daughter at Brooklyn. .\, on“ 6“?" “NW :1 “"wa and thr‘rv' l garden ‘9 find out what othher mile E the middle 01- that ctr-.int‘rry bed.
Churflq “II “I ”III :I‘IKIIINIS m I I I I” (II t l l. rfl‘ll‘llln‘ mm 1 green things were 330:4“: ‘ egreInIb 5' Old Mr. Trout}:e Iliad Ia‘cylng‘»: ‘.
Women's Aux’iliury ul l'm- t'llllh'lLI ' , o‘t' fl 51" I“ i . r ‘ > 1 z. happcd this wny an n3 “‘3 - ’ g Y , sir Old Mr. Tron 9 cc oln yn
Similar s‘llw wrv to 1m lltl-l in thn ill-l .. , ., . . .1 f. ‘17- i “U'N‘ “r“ “WWI" “I” I” M . M ‘l him: a leaf hero and 3 I9“. ”‘9’“?h359 P'ctcr. You see Peter's feet 8- art
. .. . . Hip .:l.~t livih‘fl “as “m. on you . . 192112-1'. “m. (.ll‘lulfwllh u inn. . lll .. It. Will 90 quiet and peaceful In that I, slipped through the holes m tho net
in”. - ‘(,l\'l’h ll‘t “we-k « llll. tlcpl-l‘llllll‘ li)‘ fill" 11,. llfhl l';lll4'vl :0 ln‘lilL" lllS ”xi l’l‘lhl‘ .I garden that presently Peter grey; l and became 'cntangled. of course _ . . . y
_. !‘»’()‘xlil‘—".\l¢'l“i 0:- Hi" l<l:l:‘tl. \\'l;? 3 r1- llllll. “1‘" lint!" ““‘1 l“ 3 :11 1. lil;ll:_‘ ll 1: carries? kfle gldx 20;; :3? t;l".a€tnw§:: Peter at 01143911 hem“ htO k’ikikbkd :32 l r In . E‘ettle
T ’ * Iliztc lllill'll -‘~:.ih.\‘m'?!il l" 7‘3 “VIII"I' . «.I': > - l .‘ o>1 vlrnilm 3“" ““5? .“P ‘0 °° "I ‘5 9 ‘ ~y ‘ Estru ale and t. c more 9 c e 1111] Hum ese
DARIEIV& A 013011ng : ~ -: M: II III .III 3].“. p l . m. ., .1 lw our I all. Ho “:15 headless- oi‘ l’flb stcl’F- ? struggled the more entangled he be
,.DOll.. w“... ~_\.- .-.rlv 5.1 .l l . . l fl w . 2‘ that he went where , g 1 led he M
—_‘""’" I R “'I‘ ‘1 ' I lice piecing-:11 sig'f‘mut look‘ng out for: command the "Earchfinfflghe becaml ]
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chvml Mrs «is ill‘“ bring out lll'OllKll ‘II“ “I" 1.1,. ‘I"“" “:‘S‘ III III SIII {I "In 13w mum “v lug-”‘1 I ’“f‘ ; I l trouble. ion know It “‘33 "‘3’“ 9nd and the more he kicked and struggled. for on y . s.
, .~ - ~ . ‘l' ‘r— ‘III‘ """‘I"-‘-1 I” ”I" I’IIII'I'II‘mI “I III" noun. \\"~ krill 11.0 :‘l'x- L‘W'L- , and so Peter had no fear of bcmli. v ct. is the worst thing in the
«the now (lt.\ .op.nu.t l...0\\n ...s .\tl , . ‘ ‘ , r, howa n .
t M r 311'” lrl-‘Wl "III“ “'III‘ II IIII'I‘T" IIII‘ II‘I' :‘5 sun: xvii-"l n;- “mud-- :n v; 1..' : discovered by Farmer Brown a Iworld to kick and struggle m. Pre-
0 on nno ' I.ll'll‘o-. 'l'llo musiv was ,-.,rnigl,r..1 my “in; mrr' my", in 3'; 5‘ w. “”9..le ‘l g Farmer Brown‘s Boy. _. in-ntl)‘ Pow: was all wound up I?‘ u‘“ I
A no“ i ’H lln‘l‘lll count! r l l l~ n I II" """"“I"” I“. KI III-“III." (IIIIII‘II‘II‘II r l I llzvr “v \w 1"“ L'lillu 1‘“ I‘“ “III. I b N31“. OldO’)clrIM3rIlltiItIilItallIoen Iii-:2 I‘lnet. it was “‘°““‘I grout}?! ‘hml‘l' a; . ».
' '0: Us . ; 11> .... .. . . . ,. _ . . 4le .. rot. or o L . r . ~ ; fter “while be con ,nt Ic .
Opened on lll" I'M! roud JU-‘t I" 60W 1 I" 5’ I‘II‘IJIII' “In” (I ”I”. 7 “I 1\. .“IIK. Ilk I, l I lying in wait. Vl’hem'" you find 922‘: #:chuld do nothing but II” ”WI“ '
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the Sterling garage. I I > _ .. ”H mm ,- ( .,,.; u. . l \‘1 h . ...- l 31L Temptahon )0!) are Sgttpll)nen; Peter thought h? had had bad “Lilli"! - ‘
—‘__ l III“ “HIIIIII “mu” III ‘ I I ““5”; ‘9 4‘I"'II' I‘- IIII‘I' ‘ “ ,l 0%! Mr. Trouble norm-1r t7 H I . in his lil'olboi'orc. but "over had he COVOI' 30C hX’tl‘a
G Will'il‘ll l‘Ilillli't‘“ 0c l"Il"'llH-lh .\' .Illll‘mq‘ nil: in Ill r4: - m l-«llllll'lI‘lH l» I 4 -v, ;- ”lulu! lwn llv'll‘ - l Peter should have kn'lwn I‘hat‘h~_: be?!) 30 frightcncd as now. You 806. ‘
J 1-pt‘nt tl-u \\"t‘t*k (lid Vivit'llhllrs lIZ'm-I I “"“I ‘ Iii" ' \.-::i 'I'I'I‘ II‘I‘-"‘II““ slun'.".'ill. 12w winub 'I“ ‘I I l aifiumthnvljl III-daze lIiE-IIpllcl‘dIn'ItG :hllzk he couldn‘t understand what hndhlm.
" l 1,. ., I A I ..'. ' wit. 2.2: bellihl‘. was l'\' ln-ll- .3 .~ .- U. l,- r.,l.- :l ..\\.'.‘. . . c rou cg“: ” ild \lr Tom [fl-. He thought it was a now and "vi?
hrey and 8“ Al I" “U” 3 ‘1]:‘:< 19,] n ;,\- mm. 1 llllll lt “ill in» lll- » in. ;.. « l lIll l” l Pv‘oplt‘ 1‘;th léau‘gint p .Wfrlbl" entn‘yj The . very Strung:-
. l _ . , . -. , H... t...“ 114‘ can...” :i .. a”: w amul 1v. .7” " "'2‘ I II“ I “01?." do: (lI‘ctt'r Clmzw to a straw» l rims of this thing which had cont: 2 .
Dr. 3““ *‘IIS‘ I‘I‘I'I'II I‘j I""‘I'I “j "‘I I ' - , W. “W M_ \3 y-. Mimi-- -l ,- 1” ~ p; ...r ' f; b 5.12:. 'lzhat lied hndrbccn toyemd . hit added ‘0 his {TIKI‘I-i '2
Past rozlcl untultnlnwl €l'll~:.l~ Ilhill‘ ’ ‘ 7' - ' I. “ ‘ l 3:333:10“ fishnet to kit“: birds from, Old Mr Trouble ccrtninly did have
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New Y0.k "I” “I” I“ “I n H II 1 R01 0.\I P01.‘ 7 ".'\ “. n; w... ‘l mm! l'flll litlm .: I “can“! u". berries. (if court-c Foyer! Peter Rabbit, and it “$151 i‘lxl lit-15;: t: .
.. —. .I um “Y ml; l‘.;.l l.:...~;.«. i llz-v \\.-.\'. \ I knew nothing about this not. In .hf : Peter had listened to t . . r. 9
ML and MIIS' 'llmmns MIII‘CIII‘V “I. slam» .; ., lumlmm ..: flu ' ~' I darkness he didn't we it- .3.“ fills“; utlon. . W “WWW”.
Tokenokc «Ant rilllll-nl :l lllllllm l‘ m . =., I M .. H l“; l ‘7 I“ “h .. . .. w ‘3, lnlt‘rGDM m that straw nrnt iléI (\‘ispyrlflht. mm. M! r. . -l- L
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{fiend’ over the Week. (Ind' Ml‘ul Hm. -l “a I“ “‘I'III u-Im I. . I... 'H limrn :‘n- luminlnlle-I'W I III“ hut. didkunnt’t‘o fifilllIIr‘lgtrfl'lImubIt-I "WWI i . - d
. 4 m1. “I“l‘“ M I l U i l 1.. .: ,. 1. ;.. a, I “full 11:0 {:3 he, “fit." :39ka at The next story: “An (Ml Prion ..
Ph—Icoim 11:34 lill|lllll. St” M & Full. ! If”: » \ H I} -\ (v! ‘1 l I” ' v.1“. 1 3c: IHc Igmned {a hull across that Comes Alone.
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I ‘I‘IIII" 5’ III'I"-I" 'I"~"I‘II‘II' III Sp”. (IIz- " .2 ii- n :1. l O O . O . O 0”.
The Miser-s Craig of (lid King's M Mr ”F ' ‘ ”ms; 1 ,l ,I V. 1 . Q o o o O 0“.“O“O““”«OO”.OO. . ,_
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Highway my “mom. mm“ Mm m... ___ "a . H: .: mm -.. mm M! 1......o’o’omogoguw. . o o o o 0 . ... ~ .1 , 7 . ‘ .
(entertaining friend from out 0E IOIIII' 'l‘lu: llillkllll-Y slaw»; was crowd» t! M i“ “ll: . . :LILL“ l . 'tl'll‘x. “' ”I" I“ Y x . I ' L .g. 7. ‘I '7 g
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Mr. maul... H. i». L.- Cost.- of mm 4. W _ m: ....- "if,” 1 Um," ” S h h ,m. 5 r 0:. m a 7'8
Troll. Tokené-kc. entertain-ll a; [Iinnllr .. - .l... ...l u: ,. .. ll. .- 15.. .r. .u. union: l.. o. '
Buturdav ”mung at the . olwzl ( . U. H ' ‘ lo.
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H I V I” ' - ‘ *l " 1"“t\i m bulimic;- l‘rwtnnll‘.
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- - . n .- -‘ ‘ I-l *-' ... ‘ NEAR EAST CONFERENCE 3 I I E N I I O ’3' IIIII‘ I“ ‘ . ‘ . . M70 mm l
The monthlx mowing o. tho. mu ll x. w 3~..:l; .m ...,- 3' l...l: I.‘ ., MAY BE CALLED SOON 00 .. “.hm] l-lluosm‘: 2“”.“031. M, . J .. M, .3 . .
macpartment WIII I)“ II‘II‘I III“ ""II‘ 1y... .-.:, H. ,.,.;3. 1.. .-...- m... :l "l .3. 3 1 -;1 V m“. v.7,” rail rust asSurcd your
in in their 1‘00an situated on the l ., .. r 7” ,l, _, .W . me.‘ ~,1~ M _ x v ,, , 41‘". C()llllll‘\‘. m“ gun}; .- l... . . .
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M road. l» .. \«.lll'. .wwxiun t» {‘n‘ l'i‘IIi- :II, .. Il- .- . -.lllIlIl“(~1-Plflll \l‘n- ::: A CH-\.\CE 10L “ ILL NEVER HA‘ 9;‘ will 13-? lullmml II‘III“ I" II‘ ‘10“
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Th“ I‘m” “”II‘OIIII” ""0” ”I ”I" liw- zl.. um. . ,.: :lu .<.. \ NIT "I I: Ii): “My (“llquHIx'zIfIr 0:0 and..I look in us for Q1 A” 13- ‘EII LI; ‘I“ I “IIII 'I \ II
“out; over the track end in towv ‘ L. ','_ ,j, p .. . .- .. . .!;:y, m. .vl. tn .yll'y ul ‘4". rim: .1 ‘. «.1 . . , . . r ; ,
mbablv «luc- tn ll.» ram thnt tum: " 5 ',""I. “II" n II {III I ‘ ,3 l " ,. ’11'0‘. m “‘lllf‘h no”) “N" 'I .. ‘VC grant to becoh’le acquainted ll"! 3,011.;1r 01%fo 1' l ' l
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11m at up. local post office null will ‘ g ‘ -u..- ‘llttr‘ls normal ulpotn at. lllu lili'in‘tf‘onlffi‘l; o:. {g i
be distributed within a few days. as Y , r l . \H [m [“1” .. H‘ I .. ‘ I . lll‘»' n. :l N orvlzn iii-lib :r .is .. EFORE 90‘
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soon as the local postnmstu finnwtmxr d“), J ”H 1-...k “uh “I!” e.\l~lll.~'.u:.~.~ a. _' . .~ ~.. : .2 ' 3 THE . .0: m FOOTWEAR
“do this ) l l _ r lllrlfl.h .\.lllonallsl gmunarm has 9:. h z .
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1n- and Mrs C a ml... of lll'ov III” Cm. II'II” I” I‘II'Iw‘ I’ II' II” I." ”*4“ ‘ '" “’ . We Will wire and EQUIP your hOIne complete gat30I§ 122 Washington St“ South N
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1" G' Barker. Who ‘hIII‘IITCII tho I'IC' the- :vth .la-rusulv ill \lizIrul-Ll, STILL DEADLOOKED . ' l ' ~ V ' the WIT-1n only' ‘ I Ii '
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:mre under the nunplus 0i tho int-l- Murmur Nassau. -———— . 1n ilOI’ma mes, - v . 0m 1y ‘Vlth an t ,
notional Bible Students. in llvll Men's ‘ ‘ \vssmxc'rox. July 1n,—— Resuming . ' terlal furnished to c . P . ,
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Inn, South Aorwnlk. yestelda). i ’l‘lu» huh“, “w. m ”v ”Hm.” today lhe context-nee adjourned last ‘ ' d e moments Of 1; 9 35
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The soil? links are attracting the at- ‘ ' ' ' " I ‘ ‘ ‘
moon of local sports more and more
dc]: any. Among the Darienites who
med yesterday at the “’ostport
“Matty club were: E. L. H. Gill and
m. and Mrs. Dario fiesta of West Side,
avenue.
Had it not bee'n for the fact that
Miner Fowler stepped in the pitch-
:flg box Saturday afternoon when the
'Mn boys crossed bats with the Pa-
mutlcs of Stamford. they would
-hvo met with defeat. Rev. Schaff-
net. who was taken out of the 1103’.
an“ been pitching good bull for tho
’m boys until a few hits wort" made.
’1'!» time was called in the ninth in—
‘nt with a. tie score of 9-9. Both
“In. will play another game later in
lie season. Saturday afternoon next
.flc local team will play a return gomn
W11 the Norwalk A. C.
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Kr. and Mrs. Sullivan of McKinley
flm entertained over the wet-k end.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reap of R0-
‘mn avenue entertained
” lover the week end.
fir. and Mrs. James W’allace of
.1Vent Side ave-line entertained friends
m Brooklyn over the wee-k end.
a—Ice. » Rayond.
. Street
'M 100 Daricn.
& Son
”1'3.” solicitors of the Rowayton Free
{Mm Association comment-pd their
Wing campaign this morning in
m
gm local real estate agents believe
in the quiet spell has broken and
f within a. short time there will be
‘1‘ demand for local property.
The local authorities are \""i‘}.‘ sug-
Mu! in educating the? motoring I)Ul)v~
Ia that find it necessary to use the
”.md to Roton Point. 'i'hl' corner
,mrxeodle’s grocery store is consider-
id A dangerous one. and the warnings
given by the local authorities have
m heeded.
friends
' p011 n-d
\x'cll patrolllzwi.
.in m» ut‘tl-rlloon
pier “as tho
swvwral
The tide will lm llighl
all this wm-k. 'l‘ht‘
('O‘lllt'l‘ ol' :llli‘lll‘lll'lll for
minulvs )‘I‘Sll'l'tlll} ut'lvrnnnn.
as sonw young mm of the town gnve
exhibitions in (living.
“\Vlll<llP Kiln" will lw hcld at the
(lance- pavilion tomorrow. Tlll-sduy
night. one of tho rl-gulzlr "Non-Hy
Silos" and thori- will lm spv‘ciul music
by tho orchestra. so that in snow of
tho illlnlIH'l'S tlw damn-rs \rlll 'm" :l‘nlv!
to ”SP lhnir \v‘llistlvs to accompany till-l
Orpht'fill'il. \Vhlst‘vs nrc to ll." provixl-
(-vl in unlimitml number to 1hr> dunccrs
and union officials apparently were
still as firmly deadlocked over the
issues which precipitated the strike
lasl April as when they met bore a
week ago.
M00204”
Board of Fire Underwriters and your local ordi-
nances. ta
Address Box "S" this paper and our represen
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mm». svssion Was expected to o t' u” b fleaced to advise or estimate on you;
make a formal record of its difficul . 1V8 “.1 e I . II t‘ at our convenience.
tles and ”11'“ await further word from electrlcal requll'emen b y
the: President. 0 I
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l'sAAf‘s HOLD RICI'NION
.-\l.LI"ZN'l‘HW.\', 1‘8... July Io.-——More
than two hundred l'saucs. in lllt‘ :Ul-
Vunccd guard throng oxpcctr-d later.
were exported here today for the re-
nnrl will in: (if all size‘s. x'nriotios nml
shapes. Anothcr ot‘ tho fr'atnms of
Hip i'\‘(‘l>lll§Y “ill lm tho zlmwamncc of
. l‘(-,' ;'~ ~- w
"Tllosc Roy‘s. ’ (“nutom- and Young. in A I ntoxu) II“ grounds HIGH" ‘IIIII
piano {Hill \‘or‘nl sclvvctions. and last
but not lr-zlst. n watwmvlon eating con-1
’vfif llvl‘Yrun
durkir s.
WIL TON
; \vnxrox ir'liuflVUlth-c PUSTPUS E1)
| l‘fx'l‘ll. ’l'l‘linnAY f-2\'l1.\l.\'t.‘,
.llfLY 111‘“.
A 1mg»; ilumlwr of people last Sut-
urduy were anticipating a rare, treat
for that (‘Vt‘lllllg in .thc pyrotechnicul
display to be held at the \Vilton base-
ball grounds. some having been post-
poned from the Fourth. Unfortunate-
ly. the weather man said No, and it
instead. Everything was
lilooilod and it good portion of the field
turned into a lake. making it lmDOSe
sill]p for the public to utter same. It
was most discouraging to th‘c manage-
:mcnt to lee compelled to disappoint
the large number of local people and
friends! from surrounding towns who
had ventured out. but conditions were
such they were obliged to defer the
fireworks and dance until next Tucs—
day evening, July 11th. at which time
it is sincerely hoped the weather will
be favorable. \‘
Tllo lirvworks’ committee trusts that
the public will have patience with
tin-m under these exasperating condi-
tions and rest. assured that next Tues-
day evening. it‘ the weather is consid-
erate._they' Will be- waleaid for their;
two ennui no Soul horn
" lish mcnt
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union of tlw soldiers of the l'nitcd .9 icu
Stutcs Army Ambulance Corps .3.“ Bridgeport, Connect t
on the fifth anniversary of the comb. ’
of Camp Crane on the
Amvrica ontcrcd tho world war.
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Aim to Do Good Work at a. Fair I’rice
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Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and Heating
Doro Systems
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MILFORD, July 10.——Plans for a
new and modern hospital which will
cost 355.000 have been approved and
accepted by the hospital directors.
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Work on the building will start soon.I
Tho. reason so many So. Norwalk
Women haven‘t worn pearls in the pas:
is‘ that they thought they Were unbe-
Pearls in exactly the right shade for
your skin whether you are light or
dark, pale or ruddy.
Rainbow Hues, one of the five VattiI
shades, is the most beautiful pearl in
Ithe world~provided it matches your
win. But. it it doesn’t, one of the
other Viztti shodes-is better.
Matching the skin is,impor,tant.\v In
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Thu site was donated by the late .g. 33“ AND NOW
(Chairs ElfiBBear-dsley and his son 0:0 _ l ’ r
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Why N orwalk Women 100 all our baseball gmds' This means the L9uisvm: gouglger
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Haven’t Worn Pearls :: bats will sell at $1503 $330 GIG“? at $26" and $ . °‘Ov
at $1.50.
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