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1/
mafia? summits
There will be an important meeting
of the Norwalk chapter of the D. A.
11.. Thursday afternoon.“ 3 o‘clock
at the home of Mrs. George Barnum.
17 Morgan avenue. A meeting of the
board will precede the regular meet-
ing and is called for 2:15 o'clock.
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Drs. Joseph and David Sloman of
80. Main street are in Stamford. to-
day. where they are playing with
the baseball team of the Stamford
dentists. The brothers claim that in
their youth they were experts on the
diamond.
Dave Rose. William Gnnch and Ira-
dor Harris will motor to New York
City. tomorrow. where they will wit-
ness the Giant-Pirate double header
in the afternoon at the Polo Grounds.
and the \Villard-l"irpo bout at Jersey
City. in the evening.
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O
~‘VILLARDoFIRI‘O FIGHT RE-
TURNS BY RADIO, ARMORY. TO—
MORRO‘V NIGHT.
C
The uptown police received a com-
plaint yesterday afternoon about
young men creating a. disturbance at
the cinder lot in Belden avenue. A
similar complains about boys at the
Center school was also received.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Glover of Nor-
walk. and Mrfand Mrs. Frank lio-
berts of Marvin Beach. are spending
two weeks in a fishing camp in north-
ern Maine.
In the bankruptcy estate of Joseph
Moiler. Judge Keogh appointed lid-l
Ward 13. Doulins trustee. and C. Jack.
son “him and Raynor \l'erine ap-
praiscrs.
—Harris & Gans. That’s all.
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The sewing committee of the \\'oin-
an's Association of the So. Noruulk
Baptist church are holding a. sewing
session at the home of Mrs. George
1". \“ate‘rs. of Hickory iiiut’f. today.
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Mrs. C. K. Cutblll Oi Bridgeport.
who rtcently unrierxvent Hli 0p~"rali0n
in the Norwnlk hospital. is recon-rims;I
at the home of her Father John \‘i’.
Banks. Fifth strict. l'lrist Norwalk. 1
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A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Charles Kunz. on \Vest awn:
this morning. The visitor came about;
three o‘clock. Mother and son are}
doing nicely.
painted Czecho Slovakian.
Camilla Gift Shoppe:
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—Hand
china pitchers in
0
Victor \S'. l-‘ei'ris of Svymour strc-t
is having his yacht "ililk" repainted
at the Miller ship yard and expects:
to get it back in the, “flit‘l‘ by the end!
of the week.
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The members of the
Gamma Society of the So. Norwalk
Congregational Church \vi'l hold a
picnic at Compo Hench this inching.
. a
l‘l Alpha
Miss Cecilia anlov of 16 Grove
street motored to New Haven today
to visit her nlmrt mater. Stebblngs"
Secretarinl School.
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—Est examined
ted. R. A. Benedict.
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and glasses fit-
jeweler.
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Mr. Edward McMahon and family
had a picnic at Hickory liluff last.
night and enjoyed moonlight bathing
without the moon.
Mr. Costello and Mr. li. J. Bracken
are planning to attend the double-
header game «it the l'olo Grounds to-
nlfil‘i‘n“'.
1.} mun li-ncken has brought his
yacht. "Banshee" from Miller's ship—
yard rind has moored in the waters of
the. Norunik Yni‘ht t'ltib.
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—Buy your Victrola at Donneliy's on
easy weekly pmn’uuts. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Boyce of Dan-
hury will he the week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Beers of
Sheehan Avenue.
3 O .
Mriik Candi-e of Arch street. has
been elected editor-in-chief of "The
Mohawk Jingle." at Camp Mohawk.
where he is a concillor.
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Mrs. l-Zilith Love. formerly of this
city. is visiting her friend, Miss Eliza—
beth Randall of Norwalk for a few
days.
0
——Harris 8.: Guns.
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Mrs. Harry leers. of 29 “Pushing-
ton street. is on a. motor trip to But-
land. \‘t. From there she will go to
Burlington and Lake George.
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That's All
a
in
Judge John Keogh went to
meeting of referees of bankruptcy
New Haven today.
When You
and theft.
stocks. bonds, etc.,
bulky articles.
ALDEN SOIMANS, Plea.
‘to .\'n w
.llllil liartfoxd Railroad Company.
'liuvcns is located in New Haien at
for your vacation, you will enjoy the outing more, if you
have put your valuables where they will be safe from fire
We have Safe Deposit Boxes of standard size for jewelry.
and larger boxes for the storage of
soxss‘um ran YEAR sun urwsnni
South Norwalk Savings Bank '
gnome n. woonwm. m. ‘
Blasting operations at Calf Pasture
beach furnish excitement to the resi-
dcnts nearby sitting on their front
porches every evening.
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A new home is being built on the
corner of Silvermine ave.. and Broad
street for Andrew Rochvansky.
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The Roth variety store of Spring-
wood. has purchased a new Star deliv-
ery car.
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William FitzGibbone of New Haven.
is visiting his sister, Miss Anna Fitz-
Gibbons on Cedar street
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—Harris 8: Cam. ’i’hat's alL
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John Gormley has reutrned to his-
home on Summitt avenue. after a
motor trip over the Mohawk Trail.
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Louis Kramer of West. “Washington
street has taken a position with the
Lockwood Mfg. Co.
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Miss Frances Deitz of South Main
street has gone to New York city for
a. few days .
John Malone of Meadow street is
moving into his newly purchased home
on Spring street.
0
~Helen Nattenberg's Beauty Parlor.
36 Flax iiill near \Vest avenue. The
last word in modern appliances. equip-
ment and methods. llobbing hair a
specialty. Phone 992-4.
0 O C
Alfred Clinrnok is enjoying a vaca-
tion from his clinics in the Charnok
market.
0
Mrs. John Cavanngh of Saugatauck
iuad has gone for the week-end to
Smith Island.
Miss Margaret Huston of" 18 Ely
:ivcnuc. hns rapidly improved from an
iiililt‘ii of scarlct fever.
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Robert Skidd of Cedar street “as a
\isitor in Nivw York City. yesterday.
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.\'.it Goodwin and lirn Edison mut-
or. d to New Haven last mening.
——\\'IIll..\Rl)-I-’ll{l'() l-‘IGIIT RIC-
iTI'RNS BY RAD“). ANNUITY. T0-
.‘lURRiH" NIH "T.
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Mr. L‘oiineiiily of At :idvniy street is
in New York today on business.
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\\'iili;im J. Mcliiigh
York today on business.
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of So. .\l.iin street
yestrruiay.
I
went in New
\\'iliinm Hogan
York (‘ity
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ll. 'l‘. German of Boston. is \isiting
iloyzil Nowell today.
I O C
Florence Skirid of Cedar street. mo-l
toreli to New York city yesterday.
I C O
\\'alter llccd has purchased a new
Star touring car.
.
Ernest Altwatcr has. purchased a
new touring car.
Ea—st Non-walk
llalph DeWitt liauus of East ave-
nue, has taken a position as ch“ en—
gineer with the New York. New Haven
Mr.
the. present time.
l-‘ranklin Newman of Gregory Bou-
levard, who was operated on in the
Norwuik Hospital last week. returned
to his home today in an improved
‘ondiiton.
Many people took advantage of the
weather and the tide at Calf Pasture.
last evening Fully 100 automobiles
were at the beach between the hours
cf 7 and 9.
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Howard Lowdnes' boat, the "Ras-
cal" which has been in drydock at
First Point. for the past few weeks.
receiving repairs and being painted. is
ready to be embarked again.
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Thomas Benedict of Seaview ave-
nue. expects a new cruiser which will
arrive in about a week. Thoj' new
boat is geared for a. speed of 20
miles.
Mrs. Robert Davis and daughter of
Mt. Vernon. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Carl lleinie of Shore Haven. for a few
days.
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Many postal cards are being re-
Ceived by the friends of W'iliiam Kemp
of Seaview avenue. who is in England
on a business trip.
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Mrs. Charles Parmelee of Betts
Place. who has been confined to her
home with a severe attack of swollen
glands. is recovering.
Go Away
Mr. and Mrs. James Finch have re-
turned to their home on Rowan street.
after enjoying a motor ttrlp thriugh
Massachusetts. L
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Mr. and Mrs. John L. W'ashing and
son. Howard of Bridgeport will be the
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence l. Pinch of Fort‘Point Road.
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The pupils of the Sunday school of
the Christ church and also many of
thefr parents are enjoying a. picnic at
Roton Point. today
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spauiding of
Seaview avenue. have returned to
their home after spending a week with
relatives in West Haven.
0 O O
Winfield Scott has resumed his du-
ties at the Lounsbury-Mathewson shoe
factory. after enjoying a week's vaca-
tion with relatives in Danbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron and a
party of friends are egijoying a motor
trip to Hartford. tod y.
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Miss Doris Noyes. of \vuiimantlc. is
the guest of Miss Helen Lowdnes of
Seaview avenue. for a few days.
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Ed. Hanford and a party of friends
went out. on the Sound for a fishing
trip yesterday on the "ltebus."
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Edward Dawson of Thomas street.
is haVing a new motor installed in his
boat.
0
Barney Ot’lins of Fort Point street.
has taken a position with the Standard
Oil Company.
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Mrs Jane Gibbons of Stamford. is
visiting'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunn. of
Betta Place.
0
I-Zrnil l'singer of Cottage slrt‘et, has
purchased a new boat.
Bell» 1.1.50 ‘
George McLachlun rctiirned to the
home of his parents in iiell island. on
Monday. after being confined to th-
Norttalk hospital for several weeks.
following an operation for hernia and
‘having his ankle. which “as lliokt‘ll.
;.~‘ct. George's many friends are glad
i to ace him home again and to hear
I .
i
that he is improving lilpllll)’.
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O O
The rou'bont owned by Miss Anna
Olsen would have been lost two days
{ago if it had not been for the work of
‘scveral of the buys on ('i‘escc-nt bench.
{The stick to which the bout was tied
but before it got any distance the boys
had it back on the beach where it was
securely tied.
.The first card party of the your giv-
len by the Hell island Social club will
‘be held this evening iii the club
house. Mis. “'illium \\'. “Tight and
Mrs. J. Lindsey Brush -\vili be the
hostesses.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gioctzner of
East Orange. New Jersey. spcnt the
week-end at “Daisy" cottage. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gloetzner.
Summit avenue. The visitors made
the trip by motor.
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A cement gutter is being built on
Summit avenue from idle-Hour Cot-
tage. owned by Dr. Eugene l‘. Bern-
stein to the Daisy Cottage owned by
John Gloetzner. The work is being
done by several men around the is-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Yan Satin returned
to their homo in liui'gcntleld. New
Jersey. today after spending a week
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. 13.
Peters of Pine Point.
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Captain and Mrs. Thomas Fay and
son. Charles. of Bay Ridge. New
York. arrived yesterday at the.Pine
Point club. where they will spend the
week.
0
Edward Croker of New York. is
spending several weeks at the “Har-
bor View Cottage." occupied by Har-
ry McDermott and family.
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Miss Virginia Pope has left for her
home in Hagerstown. Maryland. after
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Melville F. Riley of Pine Point.
0
Mrs. “'illinm XV. “'right entertained
a large number of her friends at a
dinner party at the Bell Island club
yesterday.
”
STRONG ENOUGH
to protect you
LARGE ENOUGH
to serve you
SMALL ENOUGH
to know you
. The People’s
. Trust Co.
mm Bank Under the Bridge
EDWARD man. Vice-nee.
“WC-Islam“
“M Morita.
snapped. and the boat started to drift. .
New York “in be at the Park.
CITY AND VICINIT Y NE ‘ ~‘ S NOTES
,. Roton Point
One of the largest crowds of the
season gathered at the Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion to witness {the exhi-
bition dances by Constatine and Mc-
Donald. The first dance was the
Classical W'aitz. while the Argentine
Tango was danced second. During
the. dancing of the Tango. DiVito's
orchestra played special Argentinian
music. The Tango was first introduced
by Rudolph Valentino in "The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse." Direct-
ly following the dances by the Rose-
land couple. James Brennan,.manager
of the Pavilion announced that Danc-
ing Felix and Partner. Helen Brennan
had challenged Constatine and Mc.
Donald for a championship dance
which will be held on the evening of
July 31st at the Point. The winner
will receive a purse of 8125. Felix
and Miss Brennan are known through.
out the state as dancers of the first
class. and the hall will no doubt be
packed on the night of the dance.
Judges for the dance will be picked
from all ave!~ the state.
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There will be five picnics and one
excursion at the park tomorrow. 600
members of the Prospect Street Sun
day school will come on the Seagate;
the Second Congregational Church of
(‘vrienwichz the First Presbyterian
Church of Greenwich. the Diamond
llill M. E. Sunday school of Green.
\vich. the Katonah Presbyterian
Church and the Methodist Sunday
school from Mt. Ktsco. will all hold
outings at the Park. Thr- Prospect
Street Sunday school is from Passaic.
New Jersey.
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The extreme heat and humidity of
yesterday brought thousands to the
ln-uch. and the Roton l'oint baths ex—
pi'l‘it‘nt‘cil an unusually busy day. The
Stamfoxd Methodist Sunday schoc‘
"illllt' on three special trolleys, while
the (ii-'rgctown Sunday school came
by bus.
The weekly display of fireworks will
he held tomorrow mining. An extra
i:i‘.'[:-' crowd is exptcted us the. tide is
u ry good at this time. and many will
:0 ill for a swim and then remain for
the p) rotcclinics.
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Frederick Lee has icsipnul his posi-
tion at the aeroplane flasher and liny
t‘urtis now has charge of the conces-
i slim.
The biggest cxcurslon of the week is
carded for Friday when
pioyees of James Mct‘reery. company.
High tide. Thursday. 10:54
and 10:57 p. m. (D. S. T.)
Rowayton
The monthly meeting of the Row-ay-
ton Fire l'lcpurtnicnt was held on
Monday evening in the Hose House.
.\ check for $300 was received from
the Bell Island Improvementuiileopiae
tion. and the members appreciate Vl'lilsi
line gift very much. Quite a. number
of members were dropped frcmdhe
rcll. due to the non-payment of dues.
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3. "1..
.Miss Gertrude Brandn of Rowayton
avenue, is enjoying a month's vacation
from her duties at New York Public
Library.
0 0
Lou P03‘\i“.’. of McMinlt‘y place.
has returned to his duties in the .\'or-
wnlk Manufacturing company. after a
\vcek's \acation.
0
Mrs. Schwabel
visiting Mrs.
izue.
of New Haven,
Baxter of Roton
is
ave-
Darien
Bids are being received by Ray—
mond. Street & Son for the construc-
tion of a new ice house on their prop-
erty on the Tokeneke road. Their ice
house was nurned down several weeks
ago. and present plans are to rebuild
en the same site. The ice house will
be much larger and will house 1.800
tons of ice. Many other improvements
in general will be made aroundthe
property to the other buildings.
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At the “'ee Burn Golf Club on Sat-
urday an eighteen hole handicap
medal play four ball foursome was
contested by fourteen teams. The best
scores are as follows: E. H. Delafield
and M. Roberts. 81. 16. 65: A. H.
Holmes and F. R. Holland. 75. 4. 71:
'l‘. P. “'itherspoon and J. C. M’atson.
80. 9. 71: F. T. Towne and A. C. Giles.
82. S. 74.
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All the little babies in Darien and
Noroton and their mothers. are
anxiously awaiting the arrival of to-
I.
h
‘or operator's license with him. was
summoned to Appear in the court
Thursday morning.
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The three committees of the Sta—
ples High school alumni met in the
Town hall last evening. because of
1.500 em-'
' What About Your Foresight?
marrow. to re. baby show will be held
morrow. for a baby show will be held
copal church. Noroton. All babies un-
der two and one-half years are eligible
and already. about three dozen babies
are listed.
Jack Roddy. popular motorman on
the Norwaik-Stamtord line. enjoyed a
day’s respite from his traction duties.
yesterday. Robert Morton substituted
for him.
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Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gifford and
family of Worcester. Mass. are spend-
ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam H. Fairbanks of Old King’s High-
way. .
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Harry Street of \Vestside avenue has
secured a new body for his ice truck.
The body was purchased from Edward
E. Dates.
0 O 0
The Pumzelt house on the Post
Road has been rented to William K.
Diehl of Yonkers. New York.
0 O O
The Junior League of the Darien
Methodist Episcopal church held a
picnic at Pear Tree Point. yesterday.
0 0 0
Mrs. Edwin Johnson and daughter
of Florida have been visiting friends
in Darien.
Westport
A representative of the Yale Taxi
company of New York, came to \Vest-
port yesterday to claim the taxi car
which had been stolen and abandoned
in front of the Morton Smith property
on the Post road. The car was found
by Sheriff Edgar Perry'of “'estport.
on July 6th. The car was found to
be in good running order. and the
parties having stolen it, were appar;
ently frightened into abandoning it.‘
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Jack McCaskey of 166 Brook SL.
Bridgeport. while driving a car on
the Post road near Audley Bros. gar-
age. ran into a car being driven by a
Mr. Bushner of \i'estmlnster. Mass.
damaging the Massachusetts car. Mc-
Caislrey. not having registration card
the closing of the library on Tuesday
evening. The committees meeting
were the executive committee. the en-
tertainment committee and the nth-
letic council.
Arthur Drsves. while driving toward
Bridgeport. in.turning out to pass a
stalled truck. near Audleys. saw a
trolley approaching. and. in order to
avoid it. made a quick turn which
caused his car to overturn. smashing
the steering gear and otherwise dam-
aging the car.
0
“'estport manufacturers are to he
the guests of the Manufacturer! as-
sociation of Connecticut. at the Man-
oe- Bouae Friday evminx- The meek. -
ing is held to discuss and devise
sized audience greeted A. R. Gonx of
“WEDNESDAY, .1va 11, 192,.
Mrs. Pen-in of the Compo Inn
apartmentril‘spehding a. few days in
New York. '
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Mr. and Mrs. George “'agner of
Stamford. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Maur.
‘ O
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Mrs. Emerson of Texas. is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Holtzhaus-
en of King street.
0
Miss Anne Corbit of Newtown, is a
visitor in “'estport this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of
Danbury. were visitors in “‘estport
yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver Keith spent yesterday in
New York.
Cannondale
Mrs. William H. Fischer has re-
turned home after attending the fu-
neral services of Herman Fischer in
New York. It was with great regret
that the neighbors and friends in Can-
nondaie. heard of the sudden demise
of a summer resident. Herman Fis-
cher. and the sympathies of the whole
community is extended to the be-
reaved family
0
Lira. Edward Britto returned to
Poughkeepsie. on Thursday with her
sister, Miss Hattie Eidle. her mother.
Mrs. Eidle. and Mrs. Rose Eidle and
daughter of Pouzhkeepsie were also
the guests of Mrs. Britto over the
Fourth.
Dr. Norfleet and wife. the Misses
Helen and Katherine Norfleet. Leeper
Norfleet of New York. Mrs. Mc Dou-
rail and daughters. Violet and Mary
McDougall. are. spending the summer
at the country home of “'ilbur
Sturges.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ambler and
daughter Elizabeth of liurlbutt street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Ambler. and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thompson. re—
turned Sunday evening from a few
days spent at the latter's camp at Lake
Bantam.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin of Bridgeport.
and Miss Fairchild. formerly a teacher
in Benjamin F. Brown's school {01
boys. in days long since goneby. were
Sunday afternoon guests of Lewis R.
Hurlbutt and sister.
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afternoon.
Sunday July 8. a fair-
Brooklyn. N. Y.. at Connon Hall. The
meeting was under the auspices of the
International Bible Students Associa-
tion.
Money Losned
011 Diamond!»
“‘atdsea. Jewelry
”warmest“
314 Atlantic St.
Opp. Sanford Th-se
saccnn'asrm CLOTHES
If you have any old clothes. call on
us. because we pay the highest.
, . ..-.a.u:VY
plans whereby the association may
render greater service to the manu-
facturing industries of the district.
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The Principe Umberto de Peldmont
lodge. Sons of Italy. have elected the
following officers: Venerable. B. Sal-
vatore; assistant venerable. Rocco
Barrone: orator. Carinile Arcudi; past
venerable. Emidio Chappa; treasurer.
Joseph Renzuiii.
Tonight there will be a meeting in
the Town hall to consider numerous
problems pertaining to town affairs.
This meeting is expected to prove one
of the liveliest ever ‘held in “'estport.
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Driscoll have
rented the Hunt and Downs cottage
at Cross Highway. and will begin
housekeeping there on their return
from their wedding trip.
O O 0
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
met last. evening in its club rooms. to
hear the carnival reports and conduct
other business of the company.
O O 0
Joseph Adams and L. P. W'akeman
attended a field meet of the \‘eg'eta-
ble Growers association at New Haven
Monday.
The executive committee and the
publication committee of the Mat-
thias Post. No. 63. met last evening
in the Keene building.
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Steve Budner ran his car into a
tree yesterday. smashing the front
wheels of his car and otherwise darn-
aging it.
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July 21st. the Staples High School
Alumni association will hold a “dog"
roast at Compo beach. All members
are Expected to attend.
DON’T PUT
IT OFF'
It’s surprising to know how
the savings habit grows
after you get started.
38 Water St. South Nos-walk
SHEISALE
At. Greatly Reduced Prices.
. spend the week gatherin
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley and five ch...
ren who have been visiting 31,.
Mrs. Mary Remeen returned to p. ..
home in Rhode Island by “to“
Tuesday morning.
0
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Ralph 8. Rounds and {any
closed the summer home. and are m“
eling in Europe. Arthur Rounds-fl
returned from a trip to Maine
Miss Kate Rounds is stili abroad.”
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The Misses Isabel. Janet. n
Schubert took part in the ‘r
which were given in the W1:-
entertainment on Monday r‘.
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Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hurt" -
returned home from Compo ‘
in the L"
crop. George Peters is assisting. ‘
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3““ Emma C‘imstead Gn‘rr'ainu
Messrs. GeOrge link and G‘Orgn Lon;
wood of Bridgeport and other frin
during the past week.
0
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Mrs. Biary Abbott
home after spending the l-‘ _ _ .
the week—end with relatixns in M"
Haven.
1.7::
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were guests of friends in l‘:t;.-i
last week.
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George Goetjen of New vcrk 5....
Thursday in Cannnndale.
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VACATION
NEEDS
LINEN KNICKRBS
$5.00 ‘° $7.50
WHITE DUCK KNICKERS
$4.00
WHITE DUCK TROUSERS
$3.00
W HITE FLAN N EL
T30 USERS
$7 .50. $10.00
WHITE OXFORD AND
SOISE'I‘TE SHIRTS
$2. $2.50, $3
TRAVELING BAGS
$5.00 ‘° $20.00
SUIT CASES
$1.50 ‘° $15.00
TRUNKS
$10.00“$40.00
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Rogei’s E Stevens
SO. .VORWALK
NOB“'ALK
Men‘s Dress Shirts
-95c
Regular $1.25
)fen‘s Conu- to Match Shirts
$1.65
Regular 82.:
Men‘s Burton Irish Poplin Shirts
“1th Collar Attached or
to Match.
$3.00
Regular $4.00
“bite and Tan Collar Attached
Shirts
‘ $1.00
Regular $1.39
High-in Quality, Low in Price
Rialto Clothes Shop
buck and white kid leathers.
patent. Tripletoe silk hosiery
CONNEALLY
Deposits July 2nd, 1919
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Deposits July find, 1923
WOMEN’S SUMMER PUMPS
Sandals of breezy openwork, with low heels, in patent. whim
Pumps with new strap patterns of brown satin, beig
South Norwaik, Conn. * - Store 'Open Saturday Evening"
We Grow
The 956} Ntfional Bank
MARY G. LASl-IER
HABIT.“ METHOD
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Facials—alanicuring
46 SOUTH MAIN $1 HIJET
SOUTH KOK‘WALK. C0“.
Room 1 Phone 4“
A [Arse and Complete Assortnicnid
SUMMER. FABRICS
in all the latest weaves and cola!
also gun's. ladies’ and childrens un- .
dorwcar at
E. K. BANKS’
Under Mahaclit-mo Hoici
SOUTH Miktvstk.
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Cool and pliable on the foot.
9 and
to match.
69" BRACKE
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