The Union {niece for tho South
Norwalk Baptist. Congregational. and
Methodist churches will be held in tho
Congregational church tho first three
Sundays olJuly. Rev. Jacobs speak-
ing. and the not two.,8undays of July
and first Sunday of August they Mil
be held in the Methodist church. Rev.
Cham‘i‘orlain speaking. and the- last
throo Sundays of August they will be
hold in the Baptist church. Rev.
Schoeppler spea.kin.g. .
Superintendent of Schools G. Vi Bu-
chanan. Mrs. Buchanan and their two
daughters. Marjorie and Catherine.
left Norwalk today for Lexington.
Kentucky and Charlotte. N. Y. They
will make the trip by automobile and
will bo-‘gonovthroe weeks.
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The combined Young People’s
Societies of the nowayton Baptist and
Methodist churches met last evening
to finish the program . for Sunday
night. at which time lefreshments and
a. social hour will follow the regular
meeting.
The case of state vs. Frank Hibbart,
charged with non-support. ‘\vas colt-
tinued until July 13. 4:30. in the City
court. South Norwalk. to give both
parties an opportunity to settle their
dli‘lerences.
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That’s All
.
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“Harris & Can
U
s.
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At the regular monthly meeting of
the Douglas Fowler. \V. A. C.. No. 15.
held Thursday evening. final arrange-
ments were made to entertain the
members of the Douglas Fowler I‘oat
at a picnic at Roton I'oint. July 23.
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John Nolan and Eugene O‘Gratly
found a bicycle on Mill Hill last night
' which they turned over to the uptown
police.
_ o o o
Mléses Dorothy. Ruth. Bertha and
Mrs. Olmstead. of Arch street. went
for t sail today down the bay with
Doctor and Mrs. l‘chrcgor. of .\or-
walk.
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—Buy your Victroia at Donnelly's on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. in.
O O 0
John F. McMahon. Jr..
bride. formerly Miss Curry. :1 teacher
in the local schools. have returned
from their honeymoon and have taken
an apartment on Webster street.
O O O
and his
The Old Well Masonic lodge is con-
.sidering the rental of Music Hall or
the purchase of a site for a Masonic
temple.
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Miss Ruth Mylod of Main street.
Norwalk. returned to her position at
Donnelly’s store today after a. brief ill-
ness.
o o o
Miss Jessie Anderson of Taylor
Place is returning tomorrow fcnm hl-r
vacationowhich she spent at. “‘nlllu:
L‘tucll.
o e o
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Taylor. of
Brooklyn. are the week-end guests of
their parents. Judge and Mrs. Joacph
It. nylor. of as Falri'ield ”wince.
U 0 O
i—Straws and Panama at O'Brien'a
l . . 0
The local police last night were re—
unsth to keep a lookout for a Ford
automobile in Stamford.
. O O.
‘
family. of Sheeban avenue "iii motor
to Milford tomorrow.
0 I
The new home of Mrs. J. B. John-
son. of Highland place. llowayton. is
nearing completion.
0 O
C
Liothndist
at Conlpo
The choir of the First
church had a dog roast
Beach last evening.
0 O O
—Bergstrom is framing pictures
again in new i o. O. F. building So.
Main street.
0 O 0
Mr. B. Keeler. of Keeler's shoe store.
South Norwalk. starts on his vacation
Monday. to the Catskill mountains.
C O 0
Miss Kathryn Sculloy. of 12 Monroe
street. starts on her vacation for two
weeks today.
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Miss Luella M. Finch. of Fort I'olnt
road. went to Bridgeport today to visit
her relatives.
I 0 O O
The local lodge of the Knights of
P) thiins are considering the matter of
consolidating with the Stamford ledge.
o o p
John CutltO went to New York to-
day.
0
-—Straws and Fanamas at O'Drle n'a
O J I
H. 0. Quick of Crow avcrrle.
Bowsyton. has returned from Canada.
0 O 0
Raymond Magner of Beldcn avenue
has gone to Norfolk Conn.
.~lr. and Mrs. Edward L. liev-l's and.
Mrs. Osborne and son Kenneth. ME.
and Mrs. George Tallmadge and
daughter and Mrs. Milton Snit‘fen and
son. have returned home from a mo-
tor trip to Cohoes.‘ N. Y.. where they
visited Mrs. Osbor..e‘s.ds.ughter. Mrs.
E. J. ’h'ainor. The party made an
extended tour thrt Zlgh northern New
York. Berkshire Hills and Vermont.
visiting Lake George. Saratoga. North
Adams. Bennington and many points
of interest.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Archer left
this morning on the Old Dominion
Une.~for Mr. Archer's headquarters at
the Hotel Lorrlilne in Norfolk, Va..
for a two weeks' wedding trip
through the South. Mrs. Archer was
formerly Miss Lllilrn W’atkins. ’
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Dennis Valentine, John and Charles
\Vatkins. George Archer and Art Key-
wortll have been enjoyinga. week's
cruise up the Hudson on Mr. Valen-
tine's boat. \‘eto.
C
The \Voman's Glllld of Trinity
Church will hold a. picnic at Roton
Point. Thursday.
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That's all.
-—-Harris &. 63113..
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The Salvation Army will hold a
rummage sale on the second floor of
the Salvation Army building on
“'asllington street on Monday.
0 O O
“‘alter Kern and family of \Vebster
street are spending the week-end on
Long Island. They are visiting sevch
places of interest.
0
Mr. and Mrs. I". P. Stabcll of ”lith-
Iand avenue. llowayton. are spending
a week at Nash's Island.
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.'rl.n Disesa has a new car.
Jordan broughnm.
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High
-—Ilarrls &. Gnns. That's all.
East Nor-walk
The celllcnt terrace steps from \an-
lace avenue and Marian avenue lead-
ing down to the beach. which have
been partly worn away by the ice and
t'des. are being repaired by the Marvin
Beach Association. Charles Balentlne
he: n connected up with gas. and water
has the contract.
' O
Many new members were enrolled
at the practice of the life guards. last
evening. instrucmr A. I'llerrot gave out
tests to many of the recruits and re-
ports :l very favorable outlook for the
coming season.
0
The regular meeting of the “‘atch-
your-stitch club which was to have
been held on “'ednesday will be held
in the home of Mrs. Young. of Mel-
bourne Road. on July 18th.
0 O 0
Large numbers of bothers at the
Country riub and Marvin Beach have
been (zljoying the late afternoon :t-ie
this week. .
O O 0
Mrs. Fred “'hitman who has visiting
Mrs. \Vltson “’heeler and Mrs. Hawk-
Jns of Osborne ave., has returned to
her. home in meter. New Hampshire.
. O O .
Mrs. II. Smith o{ Brooklyn. who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Ralph Bennett of Scnview ave. has re—
turned to her home.
0 O
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S. Gompers of New York City.
youngest brother of Samuel Gompcrs.
has taken up his residence on Cove
five.
The regular melllhly meeting: Of the
xI‘llcndship Bibi: Class was held in
the 1-2.1..1 ave. Mtthodist church ‘dSt
0“ mm:
Miss Elizabeth Hendricks of East
nvc..’i'l standing the week "\‘Itll rev
latives at Crystal Lake. Straiforll.
Conn.
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.‘l‘ss Marion Young. of Melbourne
lie-Id, \\ ho has been visiting her sister.
in I’ltkskill. New York. has returned
to her home.
0 O
llcllnan Quittner of New York City.
i'onnveVly of the Third district. was a
roller with friends in East Nonlalk
you-2rd. y.
o
llllph E. Spaulding and family of
“'est Haven. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Spaulding of Scavlelv ave.
O O O
Spartan St. John of Seaview ave. is
enjoying a vacation from his duties at
the factory of J & J Cash Ltd.
0 O D
All but .we of the Ambrose Petrcy
cottages m Dorion’s Point are now
rented for the season. \
O O O
The new house being built by. Frank
“I. Robert on “'allaco avenue. has
and is rapidly nearing completion
ALL MONEY
d in this bank before
J ULY’ 11th '
Will draw interest from
. _ JULY ‘ lst ,
Accour'lts of $1 “$5,000 are invited. . f
:a
SILC
Dcpc
‘
a
ALDEN SOLMANS, Pres.
GEORGE '1.“
.. 3;
m
§
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\
mwann nanny,“ ’rcs.
Misses Emma. and Phyllis Bell of
New York City. are visiting relatives
on Melbourne Road.
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Emil t'rlnrrr has 3 1on up. his pc
sltzun with Michael i..rcaie local .tul;
dealer.
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Harbor View
Children wishing to take part in the
juvenile dancing performance that
will be held in August are to meet at
the club house Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Jules Delmar, who will
stage the show will also teach the
children the art of rythmic dancing.
All boys and girls between the ages of
4 and 15 are inVlted. Mrs. Delmar
ranks among the foremost as teacher
of this particular style of dancing. and
the results that she will accomplish
with the children will make this show
realy worth while. .
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As one enters thqcottage of Mr. and
Mrs. Selchow. their attention is at-
tracted by a unique fireplace. beauti-
flcd by an ornamental inscription
bearing the original poem as follows:
“Come. sit awhile and rest thyself as
thou pass this way along:
Beneath this low vine covered roof.
there waits a welcome warm."
Martid Sehn of Yale was the guest
of Don Selchotv over the week-end.
. I O
The “'nde girls. popular as ever. are
occupying the I-‘airty cottage.
. O .
An interesting display of fireworks
was enjoyed by the children at the
club lawn. Among those that t‘ur-
nished the display were Mr. Cousins.
Mr. Fuller and Mr. Steurer. Mr. David
Page came over later with balloons.
The only thing that went up in the air
was his patience. '
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Mr. and Mrs. George Meeker enter—
tained friends at their home Tues-lay
evening. Mr. George Stratton showed
his ability at. cutting lobster. much to
the marvel of the guests. .\ sharp
knife. a lobster and zip. service!
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Jules Delmar has promised to bring
up a vaudeville as an added attraction
to the Wednesday evening photo plays.
Mr. Delmar reports that tilts chap is a
complete bill in himself.
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The llolle family are now occupying
their new cottage. New fulniture al-
ways goes with a new house. and \lr.
and Mrs. Doyle have omamcnted their
new summer home aplenty. '
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Held entertained a
number of friends over the Fourth.
Early in the evening their display of
fire works was enloyed by the children
of the island.
0
Mrs. '1‘. Henry wil be hl‘stess at the
ladies' tea to be held at the club Tues-
day afternoon. Mrs. Hoag will assist
her. ‘
The younger
promptu dance at the
evening of the Fourth.
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O O
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club. on the
Mr. and Mrs. “'ilfred Cousins will
start on a nlotor trip to Boston Tiles—
day. where they will visit friends.
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Tom Floyd Jones entertained a
number of the younger set aboard his
sailing craft on the Fourth.
O
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Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston have
re. rnrd from a. visit with their sister
in the mountains.
O O I
A seal ring was lost on the Island.
Finder will please. return to its owner.
George Meeker.
Shirley Johnston, Harbor Yinw's
coming swimming champ looked
well in her new swimming robe.
O O 0
George Hyde showed class
diling exhibition on the Fourth.
swan dive particularly pleased
O O 0
Miss Morton was a guest of Mr. nnti
Mrs. '1‘. Henry over the holiday.
0 O 0
Dick Kershaw entertained a number
of friends over the week end.
O O 0
Charles Bogert received the fight
returns over his radio. t
O O
A] Stretton has mastered the jack—
knife dive.
He has few lmitatoi
O O O
-. The Harbor View Bulletin has ken
in his
His
How many individuals
. pass this bank daily going
up and down \Vashington
street who have
. No Blink Book
No Savings Account
with any of our $006
banks - ‘I -— 3
We cannot answer—we
do not know—BUT
WEDOKNOW
there are too many. If
YOU, astyou 'read this,
are one of these "shift”
now—join the army pf
savers. You will be glad.
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‘ Srin- unaccust-
's'r , -
The People’s;
we“
r v‘ ‘-
sct enjoyed an im-'
[on a new dress. The first issue will be
in the hands of the islanders this at-
Bell Island
Mrs. B. T. Streat and sister. Mrs.
Keyser. gave a. card party and lunch-
eon yesterday afternoon in the Japan'
ese tea garden of the Bell Island
club. in honor of Mrs. Streat‘s guests.
Mrs. Alfred Varian of Penasly. New
Jersey. There were 21 guests pres-
ent. Albert W. Herman. steward of
the club. prepared a delicious lunch-
eon which was well liked by all. The
prizes were won by the following res-
idents of the island: first prize. won
by Mrs. Edwin J‘. Nestler: second
prize by Mrs. McDermott: third prize
by Mrs. Edwin J. Nestier; second
by Mrs. Erskine.
O
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Richard Doyle. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Doyle. of Breeze Cottage.
will leave today for Camp Nama-
shaug at Lake Spotford. New Hamp-
shire. Dick will be sadly missed by
the young people on the island. and
his athletic prowess will also be
missed. He is Junior tennis champion
of the island and first string pitcher
for the Bell Island ball team.
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The weekly dance will be held this
evening in the club. The usual pro-
gram will be followed out. Prizes for
the lucky number dances have been
donated by the following residents of
the island: 'l'ot's dance. Mrs. R. T.
Slrcat; Children‘s dance. Mrs. C. P.
Peters. and Eldcr's dance, Arthur
Clarke
Jerome Doyle and George Riley
wrestcd the championship double ti-
tle from Eugene F. Bernstein. Jr..
and Hank Riley. Jr.. on Thursday af-
ternoon. The new title holders are
out to meet all comers, and several
matches are being arranged for them.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Van Zorn of Bur~
gentleld. New Jersey. are spending
the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. B.'I‘eters in Pine. Point.
. O O O
The annual family clam bake of the
Ferris family is being held today in
the yard around Cobble Cottage.
About to guests are expected.
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Miss Virginia Pope of Maryland and
Miss Bakeman of New York. are
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Melville F. Riley.
3
Sherwood Smith and Dr. McGowan
played several rounds of golf at the
“estport Country club yesterday af-
ternoon.
Black fish are biting very good in
Bell Island waters. Kenneth Ferris
and Irving Foote caught 20 fish on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevant
Point. are entertaining
son from New York.
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of Pine
their grand.
. \
Dr. and Mrs. kennedy are enter-
taining Mrs. Kennedy'- aistler this
we... ' ' ’
Roton Point
There will be three excursions at the
park tomorrow th- largest being
Myrtle \Vreatn Lodge. Knights of
Pythias: 600 members on the Ostin-
ing. the Empire City Rebekah Lodge.
500 on the Sesgate; and the First
Magyar Presbyterian Sunday School.
500 members on the Squahtulll.‘
O O O "
Arrangements are being mode‘ to
handle the extra large crowd which is
expected to throng the dance hall on
Tuesday evening. when Constatine and
McDonald. dance the Argentine tango
and classical waltz. Dancing will be
‘continued till 12 o'clock on this even.
ng.
One thousand. seven hundred mem-
bers of Hahne and company. of New-
ark. N. J.. are at the Park today.
Theywvill come on the Sirius. This
is the first excursion at the Park in
several days.
0
Thomas DeLueca in charge of the
ham and bacon stand. has not lost any
of his bail playing ability. He playtd
shortstop against the. Bell Islands. yes-
terday morning. and hit and fielded
like a fiend.
Quite a crowd thronged the Park
early last evening and took advantage
of the fine tide and went for a swim.
Business was slow during the day. un~
til late in the afternoon as weather
was bad.
I
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Beginning tonight. and on every
Tuesday and Saturday night hereafter.
dancing will continue to 12 o'clock. as
arrangements have been made to have
a trolley at the Point at 12 o'clock.
~ O O O '
Ned Huntington, popular employee
at the Roton Point baths. enjoyed a
day's rest from his duties yesterday.
0 O O -
High tide. Sunday: 8:12 a. m.. and
8:29 p. m.. on Monday. 9:00 a. m.. and
9:09 p. m. (D. S. T.)
Rowayton
Rowayton Methodist church K. B.
Sehnert pastor Sunday morning wor-
ship at 11 o'clock. Bunday school ses-
sion at 10 o‘clock. For the evening
Union service a .program of special
interest has been prepared and good
music will be enjoyed. The hour is
7:30. A cordial welcome is estended to
all.
O
The campaign committee of the R0-
wayton Fire Department. is hard at
work making plans for a grand wind
up for securing money for their new
motorized apparatus.
0 O O
, The many friends of, Miss Laura
Crockett will be glad to learn that she
is convalescing from her recent ill-
11028.
O O O
The residence of John Flint in R0-
wayton avenue has been repainted and
presents a most aura-live appearance.
O 0
Miss Elizabeth Scodeld cf Highland
avenue is spending the week with
friends on Nash's Island. Darlen.
O O .‘I
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills of High-
land avenue have been entertaining
David Mills and family of Pitsfield.
. I O O
M'r. and Mrs. Clement D. Albrecht
hme gone to Ocean Grove. N. J. for :1‘
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leach of Brooklyn
were recent guest of Mrs. Leach's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Helen Cole.
0 O O
A. B. (‘leveriey of Craw avenue is
entertaining his sister. Miss Margaret
Cleverley of ,White Plains.
I I 0
Mrs. Paul Peters and daughter of
New York city are visiting friends in
Rowsytorl.
O I O
Gsyton Stewart has accepted a posi-
tion in the Modern Grocery store at
24 Main street. Norwalk.
I O .
Mists Kate Crockett is the guest of
Mrs. George Thomas of Oneonta.
O O 0
Rev. Victor Scallse spent the holi-
day in New York city.
o o o _
Mrs. XV. H. Thomas is convalesclng
from her recent illness.
.0 O 0
Mrs. Royal Decker is in at her
home in Rowayton avenue.
.‘
“ Darien
The committee in Darlen in charge
of the Stamford Hospital Drive held
a meeting at the \Vee Burn Golf Club
on the Post Road on Thursday even-
ing. 310.000 of Darien's 835.000 has
already been raised and reports are
very encouraging. There are still a lot
more to be heard from. The names of
those who have given to the fund will
be published next week.
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The Noroton baseball team will play
the Green Farms team at the Redford
Oval on Sunday. A large number of
routers are planning to accbmpally the
local team. Greens Farm 1is leading
SHIRT SALE
At Greatly Bed, ucol'. Prices.
Men’s Drms Shirts
95c
Regular “.25
Men‘s Collar to Match Shirts
' $1.65
Regular 82.25
Men‘s Burton Irish Poplin Shirts
With Collar Attached or
to Match.
$3.00
Regular $4.00
“him and Tan Collar Attached
Shirts
$1.00
secular 81.90.
High in Quality. Lowin Price
Rislto Clothes Shop
‘WILL‘BE PAID 0N
D
41/.% «Interest ,
_ Eon THE SIX MONTHS ENDING
_. 4 JUNE 30th
Deposits Made- Before
' _ JULY mil ' ‘ .
Willzbrawglnterest from .
' JULY 1st ' '
SAVINGS DEBOSITS‘
Tm rescue with two victories and no
defeats. while the Noroton lads have
lost 2 and Won 1.
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Among the Barton Girl Scouts
camping at Peach Lake are the fol-
lowing: Dorls Ballard. Catherine Hol-
ly. Elizabeth DeCourcy. Elizabeth
Andrews. Edna Crsin. Barbara Bohr-
back. Dorothy and Estelle Smith.
Alberta Martha. Marjorie Mac-
Glashen. and Ivy Ashton.
O O O
A large delegation of the Epworth
League of the Darlen Methodist Epis-
copal church are on a boat trip to
Oyster Bay. today. They are accom-
panying a delegation from the Stam-
ford M. E. church.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Randall have
returned to their home in New York.
after spending several days as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.
Bates on West avenue.
0 O O
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. €id¢
ney Gartrell of Bailey avenue. ves-
terday morning. Mother and child are
doing nicely. -
Mrs. George Limbach of the Pali-
sades. N. J.. is'spending the weekend
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L.
Groat on Maple avenue.
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George Heath of Greenwich was the
guest of Stephen S. V‘Vood. Jr.. on
Thursday evening.
0
Miss Pansy Hartwright has left for
Panama. She is sailing on one of the
United Fruit Company boats.
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Stanley Crosby of South Norwaik.
spent yesterday with friends in Dart-m. .
O O 0
Miss Irene Cook of Prospect avenue
is spending the summer at East River.
Westport
The Little Mothers league met in'
Snug-stuck Hall yesterday afternoon.
and were given a demonstration on
the proper methods to use in washing
and dressing a baby. by Miss Keat—
ing. the school nurse. The Children
show deep interest in the lessons. an!
will undoubtedly benefit from their.
'Ihnc new members live enrolled in
'th class. They are Mary Anastasia.
Mary Cotroneo and Ninctta Cotroneo.
The next meeting will be held in
Saugatuck Hall at 2 o'clock p. m. d. s.
t. next Monday.
0
was badly scalded “'cdnesday after-
noon hy the over turning of a tea-
kettle of boiling water. The child was
burned about the body and legs The
condition of the child is very serious.
The latest report 1- that. the child is
suffelmg convultions. Dr. Long has
clluxgu: of the case. Mr. Shilepeky has
not much hope for wile recovery of
his boy.
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The little son of Nathan Shilcpsky
There was quite a. large attendance
at the Compo Life Guard dance at
the Beach Pavilion last evening. There
is to be another dance at the pavilion
tonight by the Tolland Orchestra. Mrs.
“'illard S. Adams finished her week as
chairman of the booth committee. yes-
terday. Mrs. Adams had a very suc-
cessful week. Mrs. Ernest Bradley
succeeds Mrs. Adams.
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At the Llay pigeon shoot of' the
“’cstport pun club. Mr. Clark of
Birmingham Alabama. who is spun-i-
ing the summer at Compo Beach took
the zirst nlize. His score was 43 out
of 50. The rhoot was held on the
fourth at Ccnlpo Beach.
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Miss Loretta Renllin and Ketherine
'SAWAYjfl’Lf 7, 19:3.
“of Riverside Avenue Saugatuck.
>hfr_s.,Frolorick Darrow attended ‘
33¢anch '01 865.01 rflndpals. a:
Yale. in New Haven.
. O O O
The report that Willard S. Adam
has sold his big house on the post
R‘ld is a. mistake. Mr. Adams “a,
rented the house to Dr. Fenton 3‘ ...
an eminent bioloKOfQNew York.
3 C O
Mr. Edward C. Bi has returned
in 'tVectpor-t. after a ‘acation spon:
2n the we; Indies. Mr. Blrse my?“
an interesting and unjoyable lily.
0 O O
Dr. Robert M‘illiams and family of
Hartford are spending the week (37":
with Mr. apd Mrs. “'lllinm “‘llll'lmg
O O 3
Mrs. Schuyler Carleton. Mrs. Ay:l;s
MacDonall and Mrs. Graham \\'n.-.E.
ruff are the hostesses at the j'ilfioy
dance this afternoon. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. Stephen Banks spent the day
in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O O
Mzrs C“ 2 ru “’akcnlan of Soul‘s;
was a visitor in “'estport )‘esterd-l ‘.
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ill
' Mr. Raymond Orr spent Friday eve-
ning in Nerwaik.
High schools of Minnesota or? (T;-
rectly affiliated with the stat;— 2::
vert-ity.
Chocolate-flavored mi put up in
pint and half-pint bottles, is sold 13' a
Chicago dairy company.
VACATION
NEEDS
LINEN KNICKERS
_$5.00t°$7.50
WHITE DUCK KNICKERS
$4.00
WHITE DUCK TROUSERS
$3.00 ‘
WHITE FLANNEL
TROUSERS
$7 .50. $10.00
WHITE OXFORD AND
SOISETTE SHIRTS
$2) $2.50, $3
TRAVELING BAGS
$5.00 ‘° $20.00
SUIT CASES
$1.50 ‘° $15.00
TRUNKS
$10.00”$40.09 l
Rogers 65" Stevens
NOR‘YALK SO. NOR‘VALK
OPEN UNTIL 9 TONIGHT
v.
in.
Kee'hangave a "Baby Party" at the
home of Joseph Remlin on Imperial
ave.. Thursday evening. There were a
large number present and some very
attractive “Kid" costumes were worn.
and the evening was devoted to child-
rens games.
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Mrs. John Haddock and Mrs. “11d:-
wonh will be the hostEsses at the
Country Club luncheon on “'ednes-
SOUTH NORWALK. (KISS.
Room I Phone 412
MARY C LASHER
HARI‘l-LR METHOD
Shampooing—Scalp I‘rcatilicnt
l-‘nclalso-Mank'nring
so SOUTH MAIN STREET
day next .Mrs. Leslie Odell will be the
hostess on July 15th and Miss Kather-
ine Burr and Miss Josephine Godillot
on July 25th.
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M‘Ls Clarissa; Taylor, whose wedding
is to take place on July 14th. w-lls
given another shower Thursday. at the
Peacock Tea House. Mrs. Lyman
Miller was hostess at this affair: The
presents received were numerous and
beautiful.
A Large and Complete Assortment of
is“
in all the latest weaves and colors:
also gears. ladies' and children's un-
derwcar at
Miss Ella Tenney entertained guests
from Brooklyn during the past week.
SUMMER FABRICS
E. K. BANKS’
Under Mahackemo 80th
SOUTH NORWALK.
Deposits Julyznd, 1919
'Deposits July 2nd, 1920
Deposits July as, 1921
Deposits 101! mull-1922
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WOMEN’S SUMMER PUMPS
Sandals of breezy openwork, with low heels, in patent, white
buck and white kid leathers. 0061 and pliable on the foot.
Pumps with new strap patients of brown satin, beige and
patent. Tripletoo silk hosiery to match.
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South sol-mill. Donn. .--/8toro or)» Saturday Evenings-
"' ‘ We Grow
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1,320,015.31
1,437,080.82
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