in a. very short time and holding until yearn whether or not {he
NQRWALK
‘l‘ab‘uonos, or 213 East ave-
returned to her home after a
to be a. reorganization and a. Park
Board, which will probably be formed
2%
at. the law offices of Keogh & upon them.
to be furnished by the members of the nv’fllte 13r1dge_
club and it is expected that there will i
be No dorys. one at each end of the!
beach. Just when the newly organ-lxvinter
'n
7e tug Port Chester wolf? me
I harbor.yesterday and brought Haven. Florida.
. ‘the empty barge M the New.ized corps will make its first appear-
.i'Tm'p Rock Company. ' ance has not been announced as set.
‘ - A1 Canevzu-i of the Y. M. c. C. has returned to their home.
~r" and Mrs. Frank ‘V arren. or been the prime mover in this work and ’
nvéhm’. are the proud parents of
Seven and a half pound son born
’ inlay at the Norwalk Hospital.
,er and son are doing nicely
was granted permission to not until
1923. by Councilman George Ingham.
who is cfiairman of the Calf Pasture
Beach committee.
Lynch of the West Side under
auspices of the Deft Finger
H 1.37 Helen Seaman of Cottage . m d d slsti
' . . . . g program was ren ere con 11;;
is enjoy “g :1 wwk S ‘acatmn : R0 ”AWON of songs by Franklin Cleverley. Ger—
“ her clerical dutks with tne Pru— \ trudo Branda and “Louise Hu el:
___._.__———
Painters have nearly completed
John Dietrich: who 1138 been camp-
A life saving dorv is also house are now anchored near «111:
A most cultivable social was held at
the home of M1. ahd Mrs. Franklinigems (mjoyed the bathing and
“be .many
Circle. sions heard about town an enjoyable
Early in the evening a most interest-
Pebble“ noon and evening
June lat, 1923. when there. is expected} Grocery. store will remain in town.
' ' i h friends in Danbury.
5133 w I- to act as life guards at the park, will ‘Yonkers shortly. wk .011 is customary to laws of the!
L ‘ ~ ' ' .have to be examined and will haxe to‘ - ,H stat-P. The town budget will be ar-
uella: Finch offi::rftm:oli12:1pass rigid tests to quality. This is Tsoi The two sailboats that. were anchor: ranged at this time. . ,
i enjofing a ‘ ‘that the utmost reliance can be placed ed in the st1 Jun near' the 365-001; ,
; tim
reading by Miss Lillian Raymon , and on: church at Torringlon.
'dances by the Misses Mary Lynch and,
The annual meeting a: the Board
of Finance of the :Eo'wn of Darlenj‘jhas
by the city will appoint its own corps. mg near the White Bridge during. the been {gamed for '{Iuesday e1 enmg 39p-
Members of :the Y- M- C- C W110 areésummer. will returan his home in temlaer 51h 11mg will be a. meeting
Rev. Andrew J. Meyer,
ducted the serxioes Sunday at ‘the‘
Noromll
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Scudder of freturned to his parish in New York
who haxe city
Ibeen spending a few weeks with the {school held their annual picnic 3‘68“
Misses Scudder of Flax Hill roadhave . terday at Roton Point.
picxlichem'made the
mobile’whilo others made it by trolley.
,Thn children as well
A church wedding wa; solemnizod
a this morning in the St. Francis Cath-
' who, con-
Presbyterian ch uroh, has
The classes of the Sunday,
Several of the
trip. by auto—
as the grown
the
concessions an ' from expreo—'
o was-had by all who attended.
sto re-
w hen Miss the
going to be greater in social activities
than the past weeks or the season
The. annual bazaar of the "club is‘ list-
ed among the events to souls.
:The young folks of mainland. are '
making greater elrorts each day for '
‘; the successful water snortsto be held}:
under ' the impervisiou .01.; «the
Point Catholic club. The list of events
has not been announced as yet but_
promises toihe onefthatveveryone will
be able to participate'in. '
:WESTPORT
*The activities of the
Couniryt'and ;Golf club this season
have exceeded those of years previous
and yet there is another big time in
{orzthe members and
guests. also to the public, and that is
benefit entertainment to be held
Lilllan McCarthy became the bride of 1 this ex ening at the Fine Arts Theatre
Pine
‘ Westport
Patience is a verv
their
used.
the Green ,Fomst
. A “Roddy Counts the .Ducks
it is rightly used Of course. it is I;‘ i‘hie‘.‘
very bad thing when it is wrongly . Old O‘rchard.
Some ‘of the little people Oflcome Robin cm,
:By Thornton 'W. Barges?
“110 patience. puts to “-1113ka use '
Cm,.ofier not the) lots! excuse.
-——Old Granny Fox.
Brown’s Boy had
the hay fields.
He could heir
gliks. Brown
good thing when' He could he“
IIIIL‘l.
.
11.,
and the .Greenlup! cheer up!"
“0,“. on “1“ “mm“ {on schoolhouse Bertha Scofield. At the conclusion” 01 Edward Francis MoGinnis, 0f Daricn. ! in \Vcstport for the furnishing of the Meadows have; a. great deal of Da- -. hens in the IlLil;
Workman of the Connecticut Com- building the pmwram ice cream and cake was. Following the ceremony a wedding Westport Country club. tie-nee. Some of them have no 93- 'making :1 gr;-
3’ y'eslerda) SCUM“ ““d ”93“]th ’ , ‘ sclvod and dancing was indulged in; brpakffifi was served in the Hotel E“ The program consists of“ vaudeville tlence at all (‘hatterer the Red And every Olin .
1rollev “Him sauna] MS on the ”rs' Em“ Gm'dOPV.“ “'8‘“ Side on the veranda. A goodly sum was ton W'atelbury. and following this, acts direct from the‘Keith Circuit in iSQuirrel is due 9f those with little that best 0: 1111— W
"”3”“ ”we" M‘dge' whore the awn"? C““‘“"‘ai”’-"l ”Ends 0"" the realized which will help greatly in, M“ and Mrs- McGinnis 19“ for G19” New York and greater New York and patience’. He cal .not kelp still long quack! quackz“.
o! the bridge opens. week end. furthering the charitable work of the 3152:: hfih:.;n:‘here§§;fy Shel 1:113:11}: aspecial orchestra from the paféce enough to be patient. 7back 01‘ 1,1“,an ,
,. -—--—~—— -—-— .. ' on 1 1 ; :2 ._ . . .
1‘“ “""mm P- I“““”"""’,‘”- S“! and Mrs. Frank 11. Williamson or West drew" s’rmm's parents. Miss McCall“? has 3:31;:9asyi'wa'trelfe agrgggm séiiiistsai‘; But this an: the case With REC; Ring-(Z: (Lillian;- 7
"mi MTS' “’illiam I“ lleckloman. Side oxen u: has returned 110111 a visit been employed in 1th? o‘fl‘ice 0f the such star-5.38 Frankie Heath, and Gal- "510:1; 1::d3nfvhiinhgethfiflf: titre is bright \Ir. >1\
together with Edward Brittner of
, ' Wei-non. N. Y.. wort llu- week and
guests of Birs. \Villis 1‘2.
in Al lantic Clix.
or.’Mrs. Isabellv \‘nn \Vm'r. together
With Master Edwin \Vrlpht of Mt. Dales L’Hommcdicu of Logan place w
Vernon. N. Y.. arc Visiting nt thpiis Spending a few days with lriollds in 37"" Stoddard, Of New Jar-39y.
' Mange of Mrs. \\'1‘ilrhl‘s cousin. Mrs. {New Canaan.
oral feces of to ert '.
*fihauncey Allen at First strnct. _ p p p 3
\V, F
the homo of :1 girl ning‘Sr-ntinel.
hut n-altr-rs wore“
smrmlhml mm‘
l‘riv ml of theirs, f W
at lrnsi partially" Miss Florence 'l‘. Milr‘holl of Flax
and thn two have ro. Hill rmul is spending :1 frw days with _
rropc-rly 01
in:: their own lives" without parental Daricn “'0'
Enterfcrvncrn “‘hile tlw
lat Roton Point. If 1:01. the affair will
parents 11:1 H: ;
Clmrrh l-‘rio‘ndly Society of St. L111
vmlssion to {mm a HIP 2.11111 10: 1
g H to church has been scheduled for \i‘
Y act at Calf I’n 2m” 1116111011 Satuxd:
and Sunday of (flf'h “Mk
what will lu- dmw with lin-
recently pus-chased by 31'.
South Norwnlk.
huihlim:
Josnm of
Kinny are curious to
L\'
in: L'inning
is 01014le a "dog" roast \this,
At:
MME. JEAN NETT;
’ 56 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘ ' Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M. (D. T.)
Suburban 5; ay
A Sale Not to Be Overlooked. A Benefit to Th
ose Who Will Take Ad ' t
of the Wonderful Yalues Ofi‘ered in— van age
Corsets, Hosiery Gloves, Br assieres. Underwear
All Are First Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices.
10% REDUCTION ON
ALL MAKES or COR-
SETS AS CARRIED IN
STOCK
BOYSH FORM
’BRASSIER‘ES
50c, 65c, $1.10
Regular 65c to $125
BRASSIERES
>And
:BA’NDEAUX
49c and Up
“WCLASP SILK GLOVES '
75c
Reg-“$1.30 Value.
GHAMOIS SUEDE
GLOVES
2 Pair for $1100
.79c and $1. 00 Values
4
Fullhashioned‘
‘SILK EHOSIERY
in Blk., White and Lead-
ing Shades
398' $250 Value
$1. 95
Full Fashioned
1 SILK HOSIERY
In Blk., 'White ;& Colors
:Reg. $2225‘Values
$1.75
Semi-Fashioned
SILK HOSIERY
in Blk., White & Colors
95c, $1. 25, $1. 39
Reg; $1. 25 to $1. 75 Values
LACE SILK *HOSIERY
$1 19
$7.00 Crepe ‘de Chine or?
..Satin Shadow Proof 1.
Petticoats at . $4. 45
$5.00 Jersey Silk Petti-
coats or Sport Bloom-
ers $2.75,
$7.00 Crepe de Chine
NIGHTGOWNS
$4.45
Vanity Fair Silk Vests,
Silk Bloomers . . . . . $2.85
Silk Union Suits . . . $3.85”;
Satin, Radium, Crepe ’
CAMISOLES
95c to $2. 95
Reg. $1. 25 to $4. 00 Values
Muslin Underwear
Reg. $1.50 Value
BOOT SILK LACE‘
HOSIE Y--Brown only
\ 2 Pair $1.0
Reg 31 00 value
Silk Lisle Hosie
.59 . ry
hemise
Petticoats.......... $1.49
Bloomers ..........-.. 85
29c -.
303.391: ands-19c Values
" c
Reg. 7911‘ Value
”8113 Hosiery
45c 1
Reg 59:: Value
Cliflden’ s 0 .
Ribbed 5lclosmry
l
0
DARIEN'& Nora TON :
z , r ; "_“" .
1 p” 3 ’ COW Miss Marion Illlng 11: Naugatuckis ‘ . a
the guest 01‘ her aunt, Mrs. John Tie- q I? “13‘7“" (35132th 11]“: {37929 held
' . . . . , . .21 Hr: 111‘ or n n a 1
Mrs. Nettie E. “High and daugh— bout of Rana; tor. .uemit. Golf Club. ‘
is a
visitor in town today looking at sev-
Among those who recently acquire-«l
thv3 Noroton Mmlor com-
tllrnwl In ill('ll' name: again. :1an her aunt. ..lr.2. Charles T \lltnhcll of w I
peace aznin 11:11:12.2 in the rijspr-ciive ,Lozan place. llmvzlylon. pfmy' 39m. ‘. r Lune. ‘8 I“ M'
. households, Thai is. it ir-lL’llS until -—— l-nkm‘. Who WI” erect a dwelling on
, 7 the 1mm Harv-11p. Both young women If tllc wealhr‘r'is (‘iF'Hl‘ this evening the silt silonly.
are c-xtremvlv invlrm’nlio-nl 'mvl bun“- lhn I’vr‘r Rr-“n‘lv (‘in‘lf " " ;
_‘ . ,' . .. . , . of lungs .
mindfuncml thmr lllh‘wltlnllf: of “loud- Daughters will hold its annual hicniv ——Ioe. Call Ra: mond Street & SOIL
ho lwlll tomorrow m‘mlil‘. . -
riot been quoted in tho nmtlrr it is: he- ' _____. g Hafiz." Srhlichtlnfz. who has hem:
.- .- .g . . , 2: ._ 1r. 1 1 . --: ,
31:11:”. a grool l1l1.l1r1.. 11 21.2.4011 may Mrs. Bmunmm i arlur and «inuzh- £3: (””21“); 1:: 0:3,,‘m- 2:101:11“? i1:1
film‘l‘, a. tt'l appals 10 10.1.2011 have {or Elorenc-p. who haw horn visiting }g‘ 11] kit“ 4' “1”.“ o‘tplf'l;?n:iis 13:1
. .. -.. ' — ..::. - ' ,. ' 12.1: :1-
111. and M15. “111mm Moore in POW] \Villnnl lr 0!“ the P02l ro'lli Visit
_ «Hr-0f. have" rmnnwd to '~ ' ‘ " ' " ' -
The ‘lonng Mmi's :‘ommunil‘; fflus’). New York Citv ‘ thrn home in “d the camp today.
a. lo . 1 . "
. Chi-990:; Olulllixn mn think] some ...____ 'I‘lw‘ next “mm,” meeting of the
am ago has I011 11 «qnnlul 111-12 it could not to ascertained inst 7 I -(W
' \ '1:
63d—
‘1(?2‘(9:1.\‘ mowing the 16th. Tho socinly
after-
wa S
Burn .
visit
Salli
C(‘llt
NEWCYOY'R.‘ New Haven and Hartford
raihoad at Darien Awhile .Mr. McGinnis
Air.
M111 or Cal» in I.
the r0ad conditions.
' _ with the.
Signal mamtainer.
laghvr and Sheellan.
4 acts of vaudeville a pre-
release motion picture will be shown.
1" conjundidn'anything to be gain
'felt quite safe. He
BELL ISLAND
and Mrs. Clarence Spoor Jwere
ors in Stamford yesterday.
rday exening with P: ml “'hite—
Barton w as :1 rs-
\isitor ‘111 Bell Island looking over
swam: m................................... swam-'-
fl
1::
l
i
Consisiora hie re- :
or-" 1111-: 510111:th
should be salisfiedwith nothing less
“PE-R U-NA
Iii WEE; FIFTY 1m:
He felt sure that he
himself comfortably
.
a .
he panent.
his eyes. H12 heard
:under Farmer Brown’s barn,
had seen him go under there. _
was certain that no one else was like- i from undm 11.1» 7
11* to come poking abou under there.
as long as he pleased.
He would Wait until the Ewas where 11.,
Hiding and higher 1;,
Roddy, Graduali) 13;... ‘7
{elt sure no one-51min at last i: -
He;l’.eddy got 11;. :_
ed by it.
H)’ ht” pf‘t‘k‘ 1i 1:1 '
was civ a
\1 2):
could stay there iTH'iF
So 11: spilled 001112.31: 7,
and prepared to .alound bum-.111 .2
.L.
__._ Mr. and Mrs. Ambler of lio- ,1 “,1. . . v- 5.- 11nd 2.1,
. .. _ , , _ , .3 was clear for him to steal out 16:3 -. . 1
The CM F5131“? “‘4” "”10 COHX'SP 0f lwayton “““mm urc‘ spending a workin‘l M1 5' Tho-mash M00117??? mi? 11:13 Miss Madge Selmx ls entertaining mm where he could count those Ducksi "Urn" Eu“. .3 . . ~.
"m-u lo- 1 - . a _ .. 'Salem. Viass. : 302" 211911111121 8 has ow rays 11,1’riends from out of town for a few , .- ‘ - ,, f ‘ ‘
.m‘fé... h‘ejteif iii-m111:1}:21mir02r1? it :2: 5 A Now York city has returned to hm- l days. fiLLCA- NT‘ENJOY LIFE : ngiwgf {13in erufggr'n'tiéhotgflin of :233‘5d (15:11“. .'
i? been in tho case 01‘ :xi hast two Young Mrs. Mary ll. Mitchell of Flax Hill home “7“ "CVOSSWGYS" at Tokeneke. - wak'”"‘m'u°u°d m“ z course, Reddgv could see l‘lot‘ilill." of 'Dm‘ki V331? 713“". 0‘
l 1 ' ' ._ . _ . . _ 1 . 1 b ' . ’ ' 1'
2 women 1n lunst Kay "11}. who “an 10111 is \isiting 'nvr daughter. Mrs. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Sel‘vyn sch. Food does no! nourish. : what wag grain}: Cll outsmn. um it They run: sx,z:.1:-1»_ ;
; their resprrr-thw 11011112 recently 110- [Charles 4:..Seming of l' nion N. J. Tnmnrl‘fl“ is Suburban 11y in have returned to their home here 1111- Infleaditisasomeofmisery causing E - 't n} -. ; J c.- . . t . -’ v00 km 1) 1.. 7.. . 1.7.
’5 cause f 1‘- 9 . . South Norwalk and it will certainlv . . - . . . ' . ; . . . ' S ’5“ ' “ “"35 “”99‘3” O 5‘“ m 9““ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ =
2 0 ‘ 1.211411111111112. ””1 thiil‘ l ' , _ . i _ i ‘ ii i , i ‘ 01‘ d- IPW days Visit in .\ew lork Cil)‘. pains. belching, dizziness mid head- E der to learn what is :roiwr on. Eb-«l- “"7“: GUI'EHK.
3,: parents about 1:12" Nouns: men may-“1C9- Call Raymond Street 8: San. [11:13 30:] at) hmest gate 119i argegsp’ ' . ' aches. E (ix-'2 cars those sharp 21110" li‘il : “‘4‘“ "0“" "“ "‘
. en w'i ' I; _. ,. , ‘ . . . , menu :11 ave appeare: n t 1’: .1'9- .. : . 2 . ~ 2 -' n . mi 2 5 ‘ > 1
E W t I h 11:11 HOHLM rams: m 1133.110!) 1m" Another week ‘ dance will he held “(3 The person will: a bad domg'ch 3 cars, often tell him quite as much as {T1101 51 {3'11 II LL ‘ '
Farmer T‘irn‘vn Elihu
‘ ;~_»_ _ .
12".: ;1'
t
. , , . “ ’ j. .
.‘ ! - ‘ .. '3 a h. ..
- WWW:
‘n
man . 1. ,
for ”$1 orchestra furnishing the music 811s enter the barn. and a few mimxivs fhuk .
~ e occasion. npamumhhningreliet. l to h h 1 F . .. -- -, .x-lrd .
. , The :1 .r 13 can armor Brno 11:2 hm .-1 1 1 -
\l‘ . , . l q 318!“ "med, will ”I “P” die enter the barn: He knew it was ‘ ivss _ 3,
. .1 1123 Flora Williams other! \ork: finhgsoflhedMemiL-hthebhod. Farmer Brown’s Boy because he was 1‘ “who“? “3‘
ill). who was the weekend guest of‘ aidincashngouuhecnmdlai m whistling. - . a
111: and \irs. E. 0. ~ , - ‘ 5 ¢ ,
turned toAhor 1101119 11113223111211?” re l ondshmgihcnevuybodilyiuncfion. Then he heard the stanmfinr; of; 20‘“ ~. ‘
' ' " q Melange number oi people who, hours and the clatter of harnrsx. 1:1 2“ ~- ‘
, ; ' . , . gm, .3; mo:-
'lhe weekly display of moving plc-{ have Mllymed 137- WVB Fresi‘nt‘l} ‘he heard those ”mm.“ ’7 02‘ these Ducks.
lures will: he held this evening in the; hmmmefichgrecommdedforan items (031:9 the” $31.". and fl"? mat “Term-Win. 3.153, .
,cluh house. Although the picium to; catarrhli conditions. ofiaihestrongea k ops 0 armtr “0“" and {I W U L ’ A
be silo . 1 d Brown F For as they followc‘d. 1
1111 1a not been docim 1i upon, ‘ ”“1,ng for 1. . _ ‘ Ti‘o “A“ (m...
,0 EOOG one was promised for the or. "9 hoard the sound 0 Wl’gd‘c 5"“ ”n , ‘ l._§,,,,',.,,. 51
caslon. ' knew that Fargler Tirt wn and F: raw: ‘ 0"” t L ““" "‘ ‘ '
mug
ridr:
1 2
‘ 4.2:)": —‘;'¢:
1'
1
pm‘rs hme keen made on the road—
“this here :11 d now the residents can
9389,.
\
. .fl‘he over ruffle rustle of
m-
in their motor \ellloles with more
"wit-~71: «.;11.«r1~- .m
"'"' '2'»: «:22- rwmm': .
the talent for the évenillg.
dance is also among the events to l»- -A
Bill's. Mark Leuschor, Wife of Mark ~1:
W... «Mum L‘l‘hStll‘x‘l‘, who con-inch: the XK'V.‘ ,\.v~.:
York Hippodrome and manna-71- of U
TABLETS OR ”0010 the Keith circuit and Ill :12 111111 1' for -.
SOLD mm: 1,. - Haggi‘rt)’ have gencrously donate-ll 17 1 . ‘ .- 1‘
A calla rm.
’
.PERCALE HOUSE DRESS
Elastic belt and pcrcaic
apron.
pas. for $1 00
The- "
DAMASK ROUND TABLE CLOTH
Regular $1. 00 value. $1 $0
. ‘-
2 for
FIBEOW GASES
Hamssyfidf:.i"??f?:‘?.. $1 00
NEXT“ .1.: “$1.00
2 inc es.
2 Towels for
17 34. Bil, TOWELS
» X ue bordered.
6 Towels for $1600
36 _OESKUND"ORIB Bms
x . , » '
LADIEB’ VESTS
Fine duality. $1_ .00
4‘ests for-...........i
‘DR. O'fLTIS’ 350911538 '
Reinforced, real bargain.
3 Fair for
LADIES’ *NAINSOOX GOWNS
2101- $100
DOUBLE 3m MODES
Int-o‘cuncoloo-‘oo
V!
embroidery. 2 for . . . V. ,
$1.110;
Regular 191?. value.
specials below
‘Sil‘k Lingerie
VESTS & TSTEPJNS
Each piece . . ;. . . . $1.00
GHEDREN’S ROmEBS
) $1.30
2 Pair for
SPIJTL'AGEGURTMNS
2 :...§-xf..';_.. $1.00
cums
$1.00
34 & 36 in. wide.
6 Yards fox .........
32:111. GINGHAMS
Fast color, guaranteed. $
1.00
‘6Yards for
3mm MESLIN
...-‘
2.
A Very Good
SEA ISLAND UNBLEABH. MUSLINA
8 Yardszfor .$1
" :nsn: small cuss" some
. 10:: yard, o:- $1
10Yards forr..........
BEBE BHEBKTOWELING
7 Yardsior . . . . . . . .2 . i$1ofl
, f Fanov Lace Trimmed-
r m salami-:3 rm;
8Yards A. $1
31
,_W?°$S: 2afor .
7 Yards for $1.00
You will carry home $2; 00 worth of merchandise for $1.,00 for an illustration see a few off?
’36 IN. MARQUISETTE
$1
..$1
Double bordered.
Reg. 256 V111. 6 3:32. for
Lamb Skill
KID GLOVES
$2. 00 value.
' Per pair
A bargain at 29c pr. For
this Sale only, 6 pr. for
LADES’ *SEAmSS COT.
$1.
At 10c pair, or
IO’Pair for
1..--.-
'lIERGERIZED HOSE
500 quality, strictly firsts
: 3 Pair ft: ...........
First quality.
2 Fair for. . . .. ........
MEN ’3 WEREED SC-
CHILDREN ’5 STOCKINGS
1x1 Rib, first quality.
156111; or 7 pair for . . .
.Mosfly'white, slightly sec—
onds. 4 Pair for '. .....
,-Such Like:
No. 6 Brooms for ........A .....
.00
CHILDREN ’8 MERGERIZED SOC-ES
$1.00;
HOSE
'BUSTER BROWN LADIES
$1.00
LADIES’ FIBRE SILK HOSE
$1.00
4Pairfor 51- K00
$1 00
T muss-momma]: BOSE
$1.00
.Also- Some Good Bargains 111 HO
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