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A birthday surprise was tendered
Mrs. R. D. Waters at her home on
79 Fairfield avenue. \Vednesday after~
noon. During the afternoon. cards
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mrs.
R. D. Waters and son. Robert. Mrs.
John Anderson and sons. Roland and
Howard. Mrs. Daniel Frigstsd and
daughter. Josephine. and Mrs. Augus-
tus F. Johnson and daughter. Jea-
nette..
O O 0
Mrs. Anna Grace of Winfield
street. who recently underwent s. ser-
ious operation at the Norwsllt hospi-
tal. is slowly improving at. that place.
but is unable to see anyone outside of
the immediate members of her fam-
ily yet.
0 0 0
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has
only received a. preliminary copy of
the game laws as yet. He stated this
morning that the copies for distribu-
tion would not be in for at least six
weeks.
0 O O
. —-Harrls 5: Guns. That's le
. O 0
Miss Irene Shcehan of 13 South
St.. who has been confined to the
Norwalk hospital with appendicitis,
has returned to her home and is get-
ting along very nicely. Dr. \Vm. F.
McMahon is in attendance.
3 O 0
Stanley Mills of Highland avenue.
Rowayton. has contracted through
local agent Henry A. Hegelcin. for one
of the famous International Guaran-
teed One-Pipe “caters for his home.
e e e
Miss Harriet Parker. of Main street
Norwalk. supervisor of music in the
Junior High Schools is taking a
course at the summer session at Col-
umbia University.
0 O 0
-—Eyes examined and glasses nt-
ted. R. A. Benedict. jeweler.
C C 0
Miss Lena. Fullcr of Ccntcr avenue.
cmpioycd at the .\‘orvvaik Savings 50
cicty. is on her \acation. Miss Clara
Stone starts hcr vacation tomorrow.
She will visit in .lolmstoivn, N. Y.
O O 0
Dock officcrs of "The Shirley" hold
a. niccting inst ixlzht to plan for thc
summrr scason .attcr which a lunch-
eon \vas scrvcd on board by the own-
or, Lyman G. Bracken.
C O 0
Frank Kv‘arn of Main strcct. iv‘irst
district, “1“ leave on Saturday for a
trip to Canada. Mr. Kern will make
the trip l-y automoiuiic. lie expects
to In" gone about tun \tccks.
e e e
' --—Iiarris & (inns. That's All
0 O O
Attorneys John Cuneo and John
Divycr attended the double headcr iii
the Polo Grounds yesterday after-
noon. iu'rlwrcn thc New York Giants
and the Pittsburgh tt'am.
O O ‘
Jami-s .\lacn and a party of fricnrls
mtonrcd to Star York city ycstnr-lay
to Witness the (Hunt-Pirate baseball
game. and the \V‘illard-i-‘irpo light in
J‘H'svy City.
0 C 0
(‘hnrirs Davis. l-I. Corcoran. A.
Johnson and .\ir‘ivin Goidrick xvcre
among tho .\‘oru'alkcrs who attended
the Fil‘pO-‘Villnrd tight last night.
0 O C
Mlnsv-s Alice l.rnthcriand. Kathcrino
T’rvndvrtzast and Mary Stismlck tvore
in erv York City, yesterday. where
t‘. by tvitncsscd one of the llroadway
sine-c successes.
. I O >
~—T‘40Xl.\'G I‘lnl'TS AT ARMORY TO
Elnll'l‘.
O 0 0
District l‘cputy .i'wssc Illalkin of
Curio-now 'l‘ribc. 1. 0. it. .\i.. journcvc-l
to Stamford inst nicht and installed of-
floors (If illi‘ l.’iCk (‘ity tribe.
0 O O
“'i'iinm T. O'llricn. Frank Coughlan
ar-i lmnnld Christiano were in attend-
ance at tho Giant-Pirate game at the
I‘oio Grounds, ycstcrday.
O O O
llymnn Green of Woodward avenue.
has takcn a position with Greenbflrg
Brothers' Coat factory. in the Third
District.
0 O 0
——Straws and Panama st O’Brien's
0 O U
Contractor Jerry Stoffanak of Web-
stor strcct. is installing electric fix-
turcs in the house of Robert Joseiov-
sky. on DiSrssa Court.
0 O O
Tho Workmcn's Circle of Norwaik
toznther with the Stamford branch
will hold a picnic the second Sunday
in August. Further particulars will
be announced latcr.
s O 0
Girl Scout Troop .\‘o. ll will harv-
s. cnko and candy sale tomorrow
morning at nine-thirty at the Hamil-
ton shop. .\‘orwalk.
Tonight there will he s meeting' of
the Monker Grotto. Reports from the
delegates to the supreme convention
will be received.
e e e
Mrs. Charles Ferris‘ of Flex Hill
road .ls spending s. month with her
daughter at the Elmwood hotel. in
Weterville. Maine.
0 0 O
Emil Hemming’of North avenue re-
ported to the police that. s. Maxwell
automobile had been stolen from him.
It was later found in Bridgeport.
O 0 O '
Miss Anna L. McMahon of 56 West
avenue. has just. purchased . s new
Dodge coupe from the Dodge agency
in Norwai k.
0 O 0
—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. in.
O O O "“
Frank V. McMahon of West avenue.
attended the \Vlllard-Firpo bout at
Boyles Thirty Acres. Jersey City. yes
terday.
O O O
A. Tariov of Grove street, is having
I. two weeks' vacation from his duties
with the telephone company.
O O 0
Harris Construction company. Inc..
of Stamford. have just. issued their
t‘marc'ai prospectus.
C O 0
Miss Florence Nichols of Stamford.
is visiting her relatives on Chapel
street.
0 O O
Colyar's Shoe store on “'all street
is having the show windows repainted
and redecorated.
0 O 0
George Flnney of Tristram and Hy-
’ att's is enjoying a three \veeks' vaca-
lion.
0 O 0
-—Hsrris a: Gene. That's all.
C 0 o
of “'inflcld
Red-
Mrs. Lawrence Grant
strcr‘t, \vas a recent visitor in
ding.
e e e
Miss Ruth (itindrup of Broad River
was a recent visitor with her sister in
Port Chester, N. Y.
O O .
Attorney Josvph Linchller attcnd‘
ml the \Vi'iard-l-‘irpo tight at Boyle's
’l‘hirty Acres last evening.
0 O O
Mrs. C. 8. Lyon of Bayvicw ave-
nue. has returned from a month's stay
in the Green Mountains of Vermont.
0 O 0
Miss Ruth Harris of Pond Ridge. X.
Y.. formerly of this city. was visiting
in Noru'aik yesterday.
O O 0
——Silk quilts. iog,cahin pattern. ex-
quisite coloring. Camilla Gift Shoppe.
C O 0
Everett Buckley and \Villlam Keogh
\vcnt to the double header at the
l'olo Grounds yesterday.
0 O 0
Mrs. Stephen Dokus of Lexington
avenue. was I visitor in Bridgeport
yesterday.
0 O 0
Miss Emma C. Gill of 3 Warren
strect, is visiting with friends in
Leighton, Penn.
0 O 0
Raymond Brady of 142 Main street.
has gone to Buffalo. N. Y.. on busi-
llf‘SS.
O O 0
George. Hunt and Morriss Burt of
llrovvr. university. are expected in this
city the first of the week.
0 O ‘V 0
-—Straws and Panamas at O'Brien's.
O O 0
Miss Millicent Brady is lvaving for
a trip to Johnstown, N. Y.. for a
week.
0 O 0
Miss Francis Costello of Donnelly's
store. starts on her vacation tomor-
row.
0 O 0
Jean O'Mcara of the itsm of Cos?
tollo &. O’Meara. spent yesterday in
Vt'estport.
O O O
Abe Frankel of Main street. has
taken a position With the H. Jacobs &
Sons Shoe Co.
0 0 0
Robert Morton and John Kelly.
popular trolley men. attended the
r‘irpo-\\’tll.ix'.i fight last night.
0 O 0
Mrs. Leah Carmel of Sheepshcad
llay. is a \isitor with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Vil‘rnnkei of Main street.
s e O
-—CAI—‘..\’l\’AL. .iI‘tMORY. TONIGHT.
e e 0
Mrs. J. Zagorin. of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mrs. L. iladeck of Woodward
zucnuc. .
O 3 O
Mr. and Mrs. H. Kendrick and son
of Flax Hill Road. have left for l.
‘motor trip to “’cst Palm Beach.
When You Go Away
for your vacation, you will
have put. your valuables wh
and theft.
We have Safe Deposit Boxes
stocks, bonds, etc., and la
bulky articles.
ALDEN SOUL-INS, Pres.
BOXES $4.00 PER YEAR AND UPWARD.
\
South Norwalk Savings Bank
GEORGE Ii. WOOD‘VARD’ ,1.
enjoy the outing more, if you
ere they will be safe from fire
of standard size for jewelry.
rger boxes for the storage 01.
EDWARD BEARD..Vioe-Pres. V - '
' CITY AND “VICINITY .‘ ‘ NE
Frank Sterry Abbott of Wall street. ,
saw the \Villard-Flrpo fight in Jersey
City. last evening.
I O 0
Judge John Keogh went to Bridge-
port today on business.
0 O O
Courtland Van Buren attended the
game at the Polo Grounds yesterday.
I I O
—Heien Nattenberg's Beauty Parlor,
36 Flax Hill near \V’est avenue. The
last word in modern appliances. equip-
ment and methods. Bobbing hair a
specialty. Phone 992-4.
0 O 0
Edward J. Sparks of New York
city, was a. visitor in town yesterday.
i I 0
George Selby of Haverhili, Mass.
visited friends in Norwalk yesterday.
I Q 0
A. O. Greiger of Brooklyn. is visit-
ing Bernard M. Fineson, today.
Darien
Some interesting points will be
brought out during the hearings be—
fore Cunarcssman John Q. Tilson,
at Now liaven, acting as special
n~aszcr of the federal court, in the
foreclosure action brought by the
limtcd States government against
the (Jroton iron \\'0rks. The case
started Tuesday and will last for
some time. the next hearing being:
set for next neck. It was learned
that the mortgages held by the Unit-
cd States shipping board are the
ones in question. One of these is
pu- $1,000,000 and the other is for
3500.000. The question to in) de-
cided is which of 921 pieces of prop-
erty secure these mortgages.
O O O
condemn-
of un—
Ont- dormitory has been
ed and another adjudg-‘d
sound construction at erg Lane
farm. formerly the Connecticut lu-
duslriai School for Girls. according to
a icport made to the board of dir-
ectors ycstcrday by Superintendent
(‘aroiine do i“. Pcnnimun. Thirty—xix
girls are quartered in cach of the
buildings. and to avoid a possihlc
disasttr lly collapsc. Superintclidt‘llt
l'r-nnimnn \vas dircctcd to go hrfnrc
tho stain lmard «if cnntrnl at “art—
ford and request an o-mcrgcnx'y ap—
propriation to strengthcn thv‘ con—
struttinu.
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About thirty childrn-n of the pri-
Dcpartinr‘nt of tho Episcopal
Sunday-school ~.vith thr‘ir mot'hcrs nt-
tondcd a picnic at Maiiry‘s Beach
\\'cdnesda_v. The teachers of this dc-
partmcnt are: Mrs. ’l‘haycr. Misses
Virginia and Anne Maury, Mrs. Saun-
(lcrs and Miss \Vaimesloy. Swimming.
games and contests afforded amuse-
ment. The children were taken to
the beach in cars.
0
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O O
The mcnu for the Mid—Summer {etc
to he held the 26th at Mrs. .\. ii. Ron—
sliaw‘s Place on Collcndcr’s Point is
as foilows:—C'lam Chowder, cold cut.
salad. biscuits. cake. ico-crcam. and
pic. 'l‘hc charge will be 8.75. Mrs.
Harry “'yiie is chairman of the cake
table. Mrs. Douglass Eiliman is in
charge of the children's department.
Miss Bessie chshuw has charge of
the candy table.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. D. I“. Doolittle of
\Vatertown. Connecticut. spent. the
weck-cnd with Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rancis
Leach. Mrs. Leach entertained stver-
ul relatives 0 ffitamford on Sunday.
0 O C
The thirteen hundred feet of as
phalt road on Gardner Street is pro-
grcsring rapidly. it is a piece of good
work which is being partly paid for
by Edward Bill.
\Vord has hccn received from Mr.
I prompt and accurate ser-
and Mrs. Thomas Alexander that they
are now residing at Charlotte: North
Carolina. Mrs. Alexander was for-
mcrly Miss Edith Durubcii.
. U 0
The Sunday-school picnic of the
Presbyterian Church will he held
some time in August. Island Beach
is hcing considcred.
O O 0
The author or “\Ylthin the Law" is
a resident of Ye Dido King's Highway.
Mr. Bayard Beiller has rented the
“'aiter Batos' home for the Summer.
U 0 O
The Darien Boy Scouts meet today.
0 O 0
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church hold a meeting yestcrday at
the church. busily making quilts.
As to Banking!
5 A..-
Every equipment and sys-
tem for facilitating the
business of the Bank and
its customers is in use
5 here in THE PEOPLE'SV
" TRUST.
Customers are sure of
vice and courteous treet-
ment. Do your bank busi-
nose at '
ThePeople’s
- Trust. Co.
'l‘lrsthkUndes theBr-ldge
The ladies of the Congregational
Church have made plans to run a
Rainbow Fair, which will have many
special features. The fair wil be held
on next Thursday. the 19th. at the
grounds of Henry Morehouse on the
Post Itoad. Novel features many at
which are entirely new so Church
Fairs are promised. amongst which
are a Curiosity Shop, Household Sup-
ply Else-p and “Future Darren." The
various booths will be attractively
decorated. The rainbow idea being
predominant. The undies ask the sup-
port of their many friends and prom-
ise an afternoon and evening's worth
of entertainment.
0
. C
The Darien A. C. baseball team.
will clash with the crack Universale
of Stamford, tomorrow afternoon at
the :‘arnivai Lot. The local teem
so far this season. has won three
games and lost two. and. they areout
to increase .their lead in victories.
O O 0
Mrs. Frederick H. Smith is spend-
ing the week end with her grand-
mother. Mrs. P. A. Stabell in Sound
View terrace Norwalk.
0 C O
attended the Jess “’illard-Luls F'irpo
ettI-nnled the Jess-“'illard-Luis Fir'po
fight. last evening at Boyle's Thirty
Acres.
0 C 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rowland of To-
kcneke are spending the summer in
Maine.
0 O O
('hattcs \V. Smith of Leroy avenue
was a visitor in Hartford yester-
day.
0 O 0
Governor Charles A. Templeton has
announced the resignation from the
taxation commission of J. M. Em~
erson. of Ansonia. recently appoint-
ed a member of that body.
0 O U
There‘ras a. meeting last night of
the Boy Scout parents at the club-
rooms. This discussion was on the
supper for camping expenses.
0 O 0
George Bennett is leaving today for
a compln: trip to Maine. He will
motor to Danbury, and from there to
Maine.
0 O O
A chicken salad supper will be
served by the Ladies' Aid of the Con-
m'vgntionei Church. July 19. at Post
ltoad Darlen. .
O I .
.\lfrcd Slaugitter leaves today on a
smcztty mile hike to Orange County.
New York. ’
O O O
Elwood T. Nettleton is working in
Kingston. Penn. as inspector for the
Pennsylvania State Highway.
U C O
l-Ihcn Scribner. jr.. of Noroton
llcichts. has taken s. position as trsf—
fic officer at Darien center.
0 O O
The Church Friendly Society will
hold its regular meeting on the 15th
at the Episcopal Church Parish House.
0 O 0
Mrs. Thomas Crimmlns and her twa
ni'lu-st c iiidl‘C‘n are spending the Silm‘
mcr in Scotland.
Roton Point
it is not knflwr. yet. whether a
Baby Show will be held this year or
not. Lucius M. Rich. who had charge
of the one last year. was a vis'tor at
thc park. sacral days ago trying to
make nrruizgunonts. but nothing do-
{mite has a; yet been (il‘t‘lded upon
it Is probable that. it the Bah; Show
is held this year it will only be for
um- u:.y insitad of tnrce.
O C I
The lilgigt-st excursion in several
“so-ks will he at the Park tomorrow.
\vhcn the employees of James Mc—
(‘rccry and company arrive on the
Sirius. 1%”) will make the trip. and
3.?" employees of Arbuckle Brothers
will come on the Scagate and the
Maple avenuc Sunday School of
Stanifnl‘d will arrive in special cars.
0 O ._
The fast traveling little
made quite a record run yesterday
when it left l‘assaic. New Jcrscy at
82-35 with «300 members of the Pros-
pcct strcct Sunday School and reach-
cd the point at 11:40. Several days
ago. when both the Sesgate and Os-
sining were coming to the Park. they
staged a little tilt and the Sesgsto
docked first.
Seagste
The first Thursday night display
of fireworks in two weeks were.
shown last evening. The display ri~
railed any given this year. and the
inure number in attendance were
mnr; than t‘riighted at the show-
ing.
0 0 C
High Tide, Saturday: 12:07 a. m.
and 12: 17 p. m. (d. s. 1.).
O O 0
.\‘ed Huntington has resigned his
positlnn at the Roton Point Baths.
I / ”Wilbur/l //Vl4«,
V His‘ Foresight
‘Her Safety‘
r
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What About Your Foresight?
after you get started.
SO' ' orWalk Trust Co.
.TES ‘
Bell Island
The Bell Island Improvements As-
sociationhas given a. check for 5300
to the Rawayton Fire Department, to
help pay for the expenses of buyi ‘
and equipping the new truck. \Vhe .
evt-r there is a fire on its Island, the
Rownyton organization responds. and
so it was decided to take this action
and back up the loeai fire fighters.
The holding company of the Bell
Island club will meet this evening in
the clubhouse.
O 0 O
The weekly dance will be held to-
This
will be the first novelty dance of the
year, and will be known as the Mes-
quc. and “'ig Dance. Prizes for the
Lucky Number Dances have been do-
nated by the following residents of
Knyser;
Children's Dr. and Mrs. \Verme: and
morrow evening in the Club.
the Island: Tot's: E. M.
Elder's, Mrs. \V’illiam “'right.
Mrs. Edwin J.
afternoon. There were 36
scene .
a. very picturesque
I ‘ O O
Twenty five reservations for dinner
Island
Herman's
dinners are becoming famous. Mr.
Herman was formerly the Steward at
have been made at tho Pelt
Club for Sunday. Stewar:
the Royal James Inn.
0 O 0
George Riley. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Melville F. Riley will leave tomorrow
where he
will spend a week the guest of Irv-
for East Hampton, Conn..
ins; Foote.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charleton Mewborn
and family and Albert Erskine have
returned to their homes at Pine
Point alter a short camping trip on
Smith .1 Island.
e e e
The prizes Wore won by the fol-
lowing. Mrs. Ii. M. Keyser. first:
Mrs. Hearn Strcat. second; and Mrs.
G. A. Mclntosh. third.
0 O 0
Mr. Burton. of New York City, will
he the ghost of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Peters of Pine Point, over the week
ind.
e e e
Miss Johnson of Colorado is spend-
ing some time with Mr. and hIrs. G.
A. Macintosh.
0 O O
Melville F. Riley returns to his
Fine Point home today. after a. \veElt'l
trip through Maryland.
RoWayton
A party was given in honor of Mrs.
Every. for many years a Sunday
school teacher in Itowayton. but who
has had to resign o naccount o fill
health. at the home of Mrs. Kather-
ine Scofleid. Highland avenue. “'cd-
nesdsy evening. About seventeen
young women were present and gave
a book to Mrs. Every in nppeclation
of he faithful work.
0 0 0
Mrs. Jarvis and daughter. Rhoda.
and Mrs. J. E. Johnson of Highland
avenue. are planning .to leave Mon-
day for an auto trip to Cape Cod.
O 0 0
Miss Ebha Anderson of Reddlng. is
to be e. week-end guest at the. home
A Building Concern
That Is Doing Things
A building rises. it is completed, it
is satisfactory in every way, the pub-
lic inspect it and admire it and it
stands for years to come—the right
sort of building properly constructed.
Mattlello & Lssprogato. local con-
tractors nnd builders. are practical
men in their line and personally over-
see all Jobs that'they take from time
to time—its the small details in the
construction business that are mighty
important. the major features sort of
have a. way of falling "right in line."
in the building up of Norwalk. now
and for several years back, this con-
cern has played no small part. Sev-
eral of the most important contracts
now in the process of completion are
in their hands. Their organization.
too. is a capable one and works along
flee. 62 Meadow St. Phone 1147-5.—
harmoniously at all times. Local of-
Advertisernent. .
SECOND-HAND CLOTHES
If you have‘nny old clothes. call on
us, because we pay the highest.
8. LEVY
58 Water St., South Nor-walk
DON’T PUT
IT. OFF
It's surprising to know how .
the ssnngs‘ habit grows
1.0m sir
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H.
Fletcher: “Exterior to the Evidence”
by J. S. Fletcher; "Pilgrims' Best" by
Francis Bret Young; "Castle Conquer"
by Padriac Collum:" UNorth of 86" by
Emerson Bough: "Blowing “'eather”
by Maclntyre; "Within These \‘Valls"
by Rupert Hughs:
by H. G. Wither; “Soul of Lincoln"
Bernie Babcock;
Anthony Pride:
Poole: ”Time Is “’hlsper" by Eliza-
beth Robins; “Times Have Changed"
by Davis:
”Four Stragglers" by Packard; “To-
morrow" Grace
Nestler entertained
a number of her friends at a card
party given at her home yesterday
present.
The rambler roses and hellyhocks on
one. side of the house in full bloom
and the water on the other side made
hcm. Pa..
of Miss Anne. Scofleld. Highland ave-
n06.
O O O
Mrs. Jesse Porter of Cuba. formerly
Miss Lids. Wicks of Rowsyton is
spending a. month with her mother
Mrs. Stanton Hart in Croekett street.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of
Brooklyn have arrived in Rowayton
to spend the rest of the summer.
0 O O
P. M. Needle and family of McKin-
ley Place are entertaining relatives
from New York City.
Westport
New Books received at the public
library during the month of June:
“\‘Volves of the See.” by Gaston
Louroux; "Women in Love" by B. H.
Lawrence:
“Girl Next Door" by Lee
"Men Like Gods" by
"Copper Box" by J. 8.
Wilson Dodd:
G. \Veils:
“Fighting, Blood"
by
"City of Lilies" by
"Danger" by Ernc st
"Keebsn" by Balmer;
L. H. Lull.
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,Mr. Redford has had two large blue
spruce trees brought from his place a:
Greens Farms and planted in front of
the Y. M. C. A. building. Another tree
will be plantéd today. The planting of
_the trees adds wonderfully to thb ap-
pearance of the grounds.
The Westport baseball team will
play the Wilton traveling team next
Sunday.
at Bedding July 29.
game at Redding may be purchased
from members of
0
They will play the Readings
Tickets to the
the VVestport team.
0 0
Mrs. Ernest Bradley closes a. very
successful week as chairman of the
Booth committee at the IV. T. I. A.
Compo Beach pavilion today.
Mollie Mahler will
for the coming week.
3
Miss
be the chaliman
The Connecticut Company have put
a. new €3“ on the Beach line. The car
is the
used in Norwalk and provide a much
more comfortable carrier than the old
style cars.
same construction as those
Mrs. Mary Adams Savage of Bridge-
port is visiting Miss Cora. Lyons. Mrs.
Savage was formerly a teacher in the
\\'estport public schools.
I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burr of Bethlc
are visiting Mr. Burr’s
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from
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tsr strangers
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father A. T. Burr. of Wright
State streets. N
3 O 0
Jack' Chase and several other Vt
port fans went to Boyles Thirtx.
to witness the fight bC’.“’G~n ’w...
and Firpo. “'11
C O 0
New furniture is arrivir: (3 -~
the "Y" building. The .3
opening has not been made rut f;
O O O
Joe Laurrauri of thn
apartments will spend a
Southport as the SECS: of
A call for a town [nor
called for Thursday or l-‘r
week.
O O 0
Mrs. D. B. Bradley is ex.
her granddaughter at hot—r
Wright street.
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Bliss Laura Ci‘fijl’ti. ,.
Highway has returntzd frcrr. ;. mg}
New Jersey.
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The basketry Class 1mg 7; .—.,__
sion at the \l‘. T. I. .\. .
terday.
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Harriet Taylor is
days visiting friends
L. I.
Says Dr. Ledebur Is
Eligible to Practice
HARTFORD. July 17—?-
John 0. Perry. of tie C. ,.
State Eclectic socirqu -
scored Attorney Gen~r..‘;
Healy for the anno-z: cm. 7 ‘
intention to recommenl
of any of the doctors ran
vetoed validating bii': v.1.
practice in the gtnfo,
that such action
short of persecution" l-.- —
say what steps “'mi‘wi l»: - ‘-
society to combat i‘. _.
who gives out the. 1:5: .\r‘<
doctors mentioned 3.“: ;
his to practice. 1:: '
these is Dr. \N'. T. Lu}. ! -:r.
er-
wr~;:‘: ;.
NO CACSE ml: “Tull“:
Buddy was up before ‘
board. The pompous
asking him a long st:
to determine his 111- nt;.i r
Buddy was rapidiy E- t'tn: ‘
“Quick." shout" } t ,-
doc. "th me this: 13,22-
has a. lobster?"
Buddy looked a: Lira c—
before replyinz.
"For the
luvwa Mikc.” E - -* -:,
that all you got to “. .
American Legion “3:th
MARY G, LASHBR
lufll‘nfl MIL‘l‘ilnll
Shampoolng—-Sonip Trcaimmt
Fucinls—-.\lnnicurin2
46 S()UTH MAIN SilliiiTT
SOUTH .\‘ORWALK. (‘(l\’_\'.
Room 1 Phone 413
A Large and Complete Assay-amend
SUMMER FABRICS
in all the latest weaves ani calms?
also geni‘s. ladies‘ and t‘iiiizli’r'ils us-
derwcar at
E. K. BANKS’
Under Mnhuckemo llmcl
Stimson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH .\‘OR “KILK.
buck and white ldd leathers.
CONNEALLY
WOMEN’S SUMMER PUMPS
Sandals of breezy openwork, with low heels, in patent. while
Pumps with new strep patterns of brown satin, beige and
patent. Tripletoe silk hosiery to match.
South Hot-walk, Conn. — Store Open Saturday
Cool and pliable on the foot.
59" BRACKEN
Evenings-
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Deposits July 2nd, 1919 . . . . . . .. $1,138.46835
Deposits July 2nd, 1920 ..... . .. 1,289,240.97
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DepositsJuly2nd,1923
The City National Bank
5 seem answers. con.
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