‘24. .. Mr. and Mrs; James Wallace will
.. NOR WALK
Wk in the store. .
a? ."u .
W enjoyable time is being had.
in.
«CM: tug Huntington.
‘ W. H. Sniffen. of Edlie avenue, is in
ii- hcme there. and he will be joined
‘ why his wife and family when a home
been secured there.
‘7 All members who can are asked to
lie in attendance at the August meek
7531130.” the East Nor-walk Improvement
‘Absottntlon. to be held Tuesday next,
.411qu lst, ntVCommunity hull, Van
EAndt street.
; Several of the mmnbers of the May-
newer Hook 6; Ladder company (”‘9
planning to attend the parade and
field day to he held by the \‘v‘est Shore
‘Flrc Department of New Iluvcn, in
that city tomorrow. .
7The storm did little or no
“wage to trees. but gnrdei
‘ ‘35 “111093 were bunt-n (lat. The storm, ‘
1 o‘clock I'Cn \ oters. /
which rill—“111 from about
'umn 3:7l'l o'clock. was Ollf‘ of the
but yet experienced this season.
Improw-ment is noted in thr- condi-
tion of Raymond Snil'fcn of liust. .
avenue who was injured in an acci-‘ .___..
;' The annual picnic oi the Congrega—
jng when he sustained concussion of (tional church was. held yesterd./ ut
'tvie brain from a full from a crane ['Greenwich. About 15L: persons enjoy-
den: at \Vllson Point yesterday morn-
there.
Radio fans had an opportunity to
enjoy the returns of the Leonard-r
Tendier fight, from Station WJZ at
Newark last night. There was con-
.»oidera'blc interference from other sta—
tionfi that were broadcasting musical
‘ programs, but by careful turning they
were eliminated.
Motorists are loud in their com-
plaints about. Gregory Boulevard,
which is in the worst condition that it
has been in the past several » years.
Sewer and water connections have
be“?! mzulc for new houses living, ‘ .
Ethos.» Ironi hero.- who enjoyed the local
‘ertctacl. and the road has in he dug
' up. \Vhen filled in the job is not
extending nearly across the roml.°nnd
Calf I":-.<ture beach not. only luw‘nmvs
a. rcmll-svouz for Norwull; proph- on
hot days, hut also on cool and moon—
light awnings. Cal! I'usturv road
rcseml‘xlv's nothing: so much as. l.ov.~r's
Lane, mrvl tn jmlgv from the nnmiu-r
of cars that have puliml up alongside
the ll‘Il‘i i'ur rl-pmrs. mirage.“ or“ in
a fair position in «In :1 luv'ge lllli-jllll’.=.i.l
01er local mun in un automobile last
night lll‘ltlt have had 1-. guilty con—
scnncr lvl-citim- when Upprouz‘hml by
l
l
a young: man whose mr haul lwvli 5 «luvs or illness. llizico probably nluv—
stallwi My rcnson of :1 blow out. and ‘wl with n snake from ilu- symptoms
a I‘((|Lil‘5t made for a tire patch, thc‘iof his “mugs.
man sthched on the lights of his;'
car, started up ihs- motor and drove.
away in a. cloud of dust. ’
.cn's Auxiliary of Christ church. held
Mrs. lloiw-rt ll. 1:. Foot». win- of the!
rector. entertained the members at u‘
elon. At the business meeting final
,Berry Carpenter, who will interpret
and impersonate the various charuc-.
ters in the play. "39 East." Plans.
. were also discussed yesterday after-
noon for another icec ream and cake
sale to he held on Friday. August 11. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Minor of Gro- .‘ testant Sunday SC‘hOOI 01' Stamford
ton. Conn.. are visiting with Mr. an(“will hold their annual picnic at Roton
Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler. Emilie avenue. {WWW Silturdal'. July 29.
R0 WA YTON
[Miss Emily Ann \Vellmzm of Rich-
ard avenue fl a. visitor in New York
' city today.
The next meeting of the Rowuyton
Civic Association will be held on the
third Monday in August.
> entertain a number of friends from
', New York city over the week end.
'* -—Ice—-Call Raymond Street & Son,
Dorian 100.
The heavy rain storm did little dam-
age here. last evening. with the ex-
ception of blowing over a few trees.
Others who entertained here last
waning with radio concerts were
Fra‘nk Brands. 01: Rowayton avenue.
is!» Nellie Bibby. of Van Zandt
« . t. has severed her connections
m the: Ludlow Baking company as
According to word received from
file members of Troop No. 6. B. S. A.
film are making camp this year, a
13m Firm: district and the Hurry Up.
450p: the Ferris docks. were towed
in: 05.1.1“? local harbor by the Red
flew London preparatory to making
{friends from New York over the week
lDarien 100. ._ -
10ml 3’ This afternoon. in the Dni'ien‘gchool.
IS in some lthe Hon. Charles E.‘ ‘Williamson is‘
“Post road will entertain a party or
' Real estate transit—etions in the com-
, BELL ISLAND
. i
done prnpcrly and deep rum are lett;
l
morr- than one car has cracked, ifE
not broken. a spring in crossing these i “'CL’k end.
rut; f
lis causing much mnusmncnt for thr-
_ . _ youngsters is a surf hoard iiwl in hack.
At the spl‘c‘lfll mow-ting 01 the \Vom- - or a pmver imni. llanv of them"
. .I’O‘W‘is are now in evidence in the lo-
at the rectory. yesterday ulternoonucal \Vuters.
that. city.
“been learned. it was stated yesterday
ml: the bazaar and supper given
WI _ 3,33" by the Ladies' Aid Socl- reption of a luncheon given in his
. 2.. was most successful financially. «honor by the City of London Cox-pong
“3 ‘ 2ation, the Prince of Wales will un-
fitfles Arnold of Crockett street
Jed a number of friends last
'~ tires heard was part or the'
”if rd and Tcndler fight.
{image is. providing ample
.mfor its employees ln'thc
, flames. which have been
(born during the current
Theemployees of this sec-
Meagan-e preparing for a
Lewis Hopps. who has been enjoy-,
xi 1 vacation from his duties in New “Can't Kidney Pills~the same that overdose 0‘ sleeping pot
figitwwl'in'k city has resumed his position in
‘ jMfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.—-Adv.
Although the exact amount has not'
with a radio concert. Amongi.
probable he will “play himself in" as
' Captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf
.club at St. Andrews. and there 'is
every probapllity that the {Hui-e will-
be treated as, one of the utmost inter-
est and importance throughout golf?
ing circles in Great _Britain. The
Prince’s first hall from the 1tee 'wfll be
redeemed in traditional fashion and,
is to be u ’d’ance for“; club-members, ‘
preceded by the Saturday night dini
per fe’ature, this week-end.
arrival of Capt. Gypsy :‘Pat” Smith‘
the evangelist, Vin Tokeneké. The axis,
rival of' Gypsy Smith-land )lrs. Smith
ahcard the giant ocean liner, the Ma-
jestic, caused a stir of interest in New
York and here. The evangelist and
Mrs. Smith are the guests of LII-s.
Richard T. Tjader of Tokeneke. ‘
The purges Andrew “\V'eston from] 0 EN& NOROTON 1
The annual fair of St. Luke‘s church
(was held yesterday uitcrnoon on the
iluwu of the parish house.
'r;
Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey of the
Post road are entertaining friends
from out of town. 9‘
been enjoying .1 few Weeks'.vaca.tion,
,will he in the pulpit at the Dunn]
'Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
!! The Rev. Earl Schaififner, who has
i
i
i
I Mr. and Mrs; -J. J. Honnibeque of
[\‘Sost Side avenue will entertain
lend.
L.
——Ice——~Call Raymond Street & Son,
giving a talk to the. League of \Imi-
Mrs. \Vllliam B. Beckley of. the
friends tomorrow evening at the dance
to he held at the \Vcstport Country
club.
ed the trip and'the picnic.
lmunlty have been rather dull of late.
and the local agents and property
Owners are at a. less to give any rea—
eon for this state of conditions.
Arnold Muclachlun was a visitor in
Danbury yesterday.
Th.» Misses Muchumlun were uinofig
golf courses.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurt will enter—
iziin for a number of friends over the
h—
‘An item of interest to many is the }
and paste in t
ory: '
'Name.
fiVm. H. Hubbell.
'76 Spring St.
Jt'ohn‘ Mynttinen,
Silver-mine five.
Mrs. \V. H. Olmstead,
10 Union Parlay,
Horwzilk EleCtrlcflCou
11 No. Main St:
Eugene C. Worden,
. ' Silvermine.
Frank T. Hutcheus,
‘1, Silvermine.
Toth & Detrik.
f- 10 Lexington Ave.
N. A. Sarantos.
55 Fairfield Ave.
Mrs. Frank Jenifer,
38 Ann St.
Raw. 1*. Seitz.
Bell 151:1 mi,
Wm. ll. Dawkin,
“lee-l Ave.
Frederick J. Sullivan,
Bell Island.
Mrs. Jennie Price,
Bridge St.
Harrison R. Hoyt,
Bell Island.
Theodore S. Smith,
Rowuyton Ave.
Victor A. Cahlll.
Ileil Island.
Douglas \‘oug‘ht'
\Vilson Pt.
John 'l‘iehout,
liowarton Ave.
. Ashbrook.
Howa rd Alva.
Rufus J. Eastman.
Highland Ave.
Harold D. Cunningham,
12 Merwln St.
IXV. J. J. Thompson.
Harbor View Beach.
Allwrt J. Stumpf.
47 Gregory Blvd.
Frank J. McLarcn,
Harbor View.
Rufus IV. Gaynor,
9 2 East Ave.
Louis N. Shour.
Dell Island.
The Consolidated Pub. (30..
1:3 “'ushington St.
Rev. Robert B. B. Foote.
256 East Ave.
E. R. Van Densen
64 Putnam Avc. '
Harry V. Howard
Ill-i So. Main St.
Sam Peedmun.
24 \Vehsler St.
John A. (.‘nhill.
16 “which Ave.
Charlie (lit 0! Norwalk was a. \“isil- G" “1 "5""‘llOUt.
or at tho island yesterday and. with
a hike to Coliendcr'a Point. Nomton.
Tho \vcvklv llfllle‘ will he hl'lll to-
morrow evening .‘lf ll’ «‘21) house. COSW‘HD & ("31011111,
Just whether l’uul \\'hilv.‘..:1n's or—
clwstm will pin); again could nol he 3'1”“ “m- “Oldie.“
llFCi‘l'lull‘J’d ,v-Jslerxlny afternoon.
llinym. the moustvr policc dog: («1‘
ihw Se-lvxyzre. is :r-cnvvring from u fmv
._.___
Th0 '(llt‘fit «port on the island that
. . . . Tomorrow afternoon and Sunday Dr. ‘V- T? Ledebur, "
aocxal hour following the husmess ses— ; tryouts will be held' at the tennis court
. ;m‘ the club house and. at that time. n
plans were (llst?ll:~.’~‘"ll for the Q-nter-lllvlinite gncisiou will be made
tainmmlt to he gin-n at Communitynvho will journey to Harbor View to
Hall on .ngust 4th. This! (‘lltt‘l‘lilin- iroprnsont the island in [he tour-nu-
ment will he given by Miss llorothy‘menl.
as to
ROTON POINT
.\ll‘:~.
I) r.
Highland Ave,
a. number or the young folks. enjoyed Comm R COOEan.
Jim-an (on.
llotun l'oini Taxi Co..
limon Point.
21 North‘ Aw.
12 \\‘?5t Ave.
llunm n G. Harris.
\Vilsuz‘. Point.
Miss Ala» SIL'VL'XIS.
l'mms Ave
.
. F. lilmu-r Johnson.
it‘ll I< 3“
(l
(flit ii fir};
Allwrt .‘.lutl~hlcr.
erl‘rdi Hill Rd.
a: rv Err-kn”,
9 Slain St.
Bell Island.
Sh \Vest A ve.
Miss Ida M. Kelly.
25 Fair Ave.
Villiam Bi nee,
22 Cross St.
City Hotel.
38 So. Main St.
Joseph Vadas.
27 Ely Ave,
The Maple avenue Mef‘fiozlist Pro— Wm. Pfieeger
—‘———_—~.___4-‘_
HO\\' l-‘AR IS NOR\VALK'."
Not So Far That the Statements of
. , .
n.- Residents Cannot Be Verified. .,:‘.‘.‘,",”- ..“ u m"
Rather an interesting case. has been twin: ne.
devt loped in Norwalk. Being so near
by. it is Well worth publishing here. Skilled in medicine.
G
New Canaan Ave.
John Gandrup.
Bartlett Ave.
l’l'ilc .r‘. l‘plli‘gl‘lte'
J u n 1 us H, McHen ry,
a Highland Ave.
The Grant Development Co
NEW TELEPHOKJEIS: m.
. Large Number 01 Instruments Instan-
ed Since the Issue of
‘" ' Directory. . ,
Following is a. list of new telephones
¢hat have been installed since the is,-
suing of the last list. Cutfthio out .
be back of your
moms:
Tel. No.7 2‘
I '3046
1204-113: ‘
’ 1305-12
1878-6' '
3048 1
3625
621-L2
1213.5
2861-5
1036-5
593413
2997
2988
638-15
——_______
THE “MOTHER 9F DIEDICINE"
Isis. the Queen and afterwards the
ed the "Mother of
In ancient Egypt,
before Christ,
The Statement' is sincere—4118 proof great Value of medicinal manta.
convincing:
Mrs. James Hope. 15 Orchard
were very unhealthy and m -
y back
achell dreadfully. Mornings, 'my
I bent over, severe pains took me in
torn apart. My back became weak
too. I' was miserable, nervous and
fired a” the time_ The action of mv STAMFORD DOCTOR
NEW YORK.
knmeys became frequent and caused
annoyance. My mother had used
ci
Hippocrates. the “Father of Medi~
no. many centuries later,
Str‘et' NW‘W‘R’ says: “My kidneys girdtixlfcnxqverit of v
‘—
Dean‘s Kidney Pills successfully, so idrr.titiecl as Dr.
I 2:12: takl .g t I .
I)? 1' l €111 Doan’s entliel
y
Cy remedy—get
.‘Mrs. Hope had. Foster—Mllburn 00.,
PRINCE OF \VALES
unsnxc FROM WORLD TOUR
LONDON. July 28.—-With the ex-
dertake few. if any. public engage—
ments during the next three months“
» t c ' ‘
W .. September *‘ ”912.933.35.33 .2“: G... .
“That
send."
He knew for he had his? returned:
from' a. vacation at at Gulf Coast resbrt- =
where he had - just given? Sweet
Dreams a. most. severe test. , :
And he said. it was a. “Godsend."
7 You can get
banker had. . '
to be given at the . will become a treasured ‘ ‘ 1'1“" dru gaw
There}?! the club. -"- . possession; Ubf‘rfi-l 13033
Stamford, Conn,
night in the Gran
Price 600 at all (19 ' « Acct rding‘ to the
. . alers. ' ‘ ‘ police
Srmply ask for a kidn Don t .lieved to have been c’a.
-———--—.....__._______
S\\7EET DREADIS “A GODSEND”
That’s \Vhat a Big Banker
This \Vonderful ‘M
\Ve all know ‘th
glv
DIES sum)
JUIY 28.—A ‘man
Law! 01:
died suddenlserssiust-
station.
death is be;
used by an
knew less
egetable drugs than
omen of ancient times.
Lydia. E. Pinkham.
back was lame stiff and ‘ years ago gave t6 wo
‘ . . sore and I .. " ’ me
could hardly get out of bed. \Vhen :EyieCaosmpolind, now k
.- .w a
my back and I thought I was being :Edicgzmaiufi'
om
and dizzy headaches came over me pared from m
nearly fifty
n her Vege-
nown every-
E. Pinkham’s Vege- "
This is a'woman's
_ an’l'ailments, pre-
edicinal plants.-—Adv.
m—.__~_
Said About
OSquitp Remedy. ' .
at bankers“ aren't
en to idle talk and that their
praises are few but forceful.
Pointing to a bottle‘
or Sweeet ,
Dreams
in a drug store at Mont-
gomery, Ala... athe. president of one of ,.
said: *
'a bottle just like. m
direct-
«‘1‘
S
bargains has spreadrlike Wildfire.
and thus avoid the rush.
a , South NW3“?
,1
7.
F
On opening day hundreds took advantage of the , remarkable bargains altered and
carried away. Armfuls of seasonable' goods at about half the-regular v a l u e s. todgy the
crowds were as large; tomorrow they will be still larger inasmuch as the NEW-‘5 of lhe big
We therefore advise you to be among the early Shoppers
u Swing
Children’s Muslin and, Knit DralVers
Sizes 2 to 6. 290 Value.
TOMORROW—PAIR ,
9c
Boys’ Jazz Caps
' 25c and soc‘l’alues.
TOMORROW—4
.“5c
Boys’ Khaki andPercale Sport Blouses
‘ ' TOMORROW—
390
Infants Sleeves Overalls
AS LONG AS THEY LAST—PAIR
19c
:‘Bgys Gauze and N ainsook Union Suits
Sizes 8 to 14. As Long as They Last Tin-y (lu .-.' .
39C SUIT
cell-
women were
They knew the
-—-
ENLY. ‘
Girls’ Dresses
Organdy and Voile
Dresses
Pretlily malle'up in pink.
blue, orchid, maze. yellow,
white. etc. Sizes 8 to 14.
Regularly Priced at $4.00
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
$2.69
Dainty. Véile and
chandy Dresses
“'itli fine lace or embroidery
trim. Some without panels.
some ruffled.
Regularly Priced at $5 3; $5
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
$3.79 ,
For the 2 to 6 year Miss
There Is an Array of
“Mildred Louise”
Organdy and Voile
Frocks
All hand embroidered; some
with panties and some with-
out. In shades such as Nile
green, tangerine, maze, or-
chid, flesh, rose, pink, blue;
etc. Regularly Priced at .
$3.00 and $3.50
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
$1.98 . f
Pretty Little may,
‘ Dresses » ‘
0f 'Ginghams, Peggy .Cloth
and other materials.
Regularly Priced at
$1.50 to $2.00
ELM Racism PRICE
7 98¢, ~
' - Gingham Dresses
For ‘athe‘ Schoolloirl
4 Regularly Priced at $1.50, $2
“ ammxoz‘ slum PRICE”
i 986 .' '
Roller...._c.....
ers .
Regulurr clues to $2.00 ,
Khaki “Kiddie
' Klothes”. "
Girls’ Khakil..Knick-
The Newest Thing-in
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
Girls’ Dark Sulphur Dyed
Khaki Bloomers ‘
/Room)' and Comfortable.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
Girls" Full Pleated
Khaki Gym Bloomers
ammo}: SALE PRICE
will? ....
Boys" Sulphur Dyed
Khaki Flapper Suits
CLEARANCE Sm PRICE
Baseball Suits" .
To delight the‘heart of every
youngster. Sizes 2 to- 8 years.
CLEARANN CE SALE PRICE
.el’S
Sport \Vear
. $1.00
Sizes 2 t0 6.
$1.00
Sizes 6 to 16
$1.29
Girls’ Khaki Middies .
Long or shortslecves.
Sizes ’6 to 14.
Sizes 2 to 8 years.
89c
Boys ’ Khaki
7- $1309 7
,, Q; .; Hats
Every BilYS" -
iris? Straw aft”
of fill. descripfionst .
» “a'nd’i‘_
mussel armér um... .
Boys’
Washable
Suits '
- Boys’ Crash Suits
Norfolk Style. Kuicker Pants
Sizes 7 to 16.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
$2 .98
Boys’ Oliver Twist
and Middy'Suits _
“CADET"—“PEERLESS”
“KAYNEE”
And other well known
brands. Regularly selling at
$33.00 and $2.50
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
$1.69
Boys’ Galatea, Duck,
’ Linen Suits
Regularly“ selling‘at
$3.00 and $3.50
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
$1.98 -
Broken Lots of Boys"
Suits
In various styles.
To Be Closed Out at—
$1.00 .
Boys’ Cloth Pants
Fpr School “Year.
Sizes 8 to 1-1 years.
CLEARANCE W PRICE
~ 89c
7 Boys’ Khaki and \
CrashrKni'ckers
And Straights
CLEARANCE SALE 931cm
79C ,Pzfir
‘ Boys’ Blouses
'Beys’ Khaki, White and
,_ 7 ' Striped Sport Blouses
gowns: SALE PRICE
'5 79c.
, Bathing Suits '
:fl’Boys? and Girls’ One-Piece
' Bathing Suits
V'alues'to $2.00. ,
omen SA‘L’E 231cc
598‘: 1
. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
Boys’ Heavy Ribliml “3‘ if:
Underwear
..l y ‘ la. :Y
1.. ":‘E m".
803an Union Suits
Simulalfil i’l‘im‘ ‘1 {2w \2.”
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
85c
Boys’ and Girls‘ «1
Combination Sails
Regularly SCHIL‘: 1'
CLEARANCE SALE PRECE
59c
:Ban. .3314}. UK
Fancy Ribbed Satin:
Half and 3-; ‘ ,
' cerizv-H wwi 1‘
4”? ‘5 Shy.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
39c
Overalls
Lee’s Unionalls
Of KHAKI & BLUE DENIM {1
Square neck, short sleeves, .
triple stitched scams. 5
Values to $1.79.
V 98 C Suit
Khaki Overalls
Red Trimmed
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
79c
Khaki; Blue and
Stiefie Overalls
, 6 to 12 years. “it.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE \.
.49c
ll;
_.
and Black “Bear Bram?
School Stocking S y
CLEARANCE SALE BEIGE
:72
25c
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