I'MFUUR
Mrs. John Sherman of Elm street.
entertained the women of the Day
Nursery White club at her home on
Thursday evening. A dinner was
served at 7:30 .followed by cards.
There were three tables. Mrs. Stephen
Starr Jarvis won the first prize. Mrs.
Elton Baker the second and Mrs.
Frank Huntington the third. Those.
present Were: Mrs. John Sherman.
Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis. Mrs. Olin
Youngs. Mrs. Robert Way. Mrs. \Vil-
fred Bodwell. Mrs. F. S. Lyon, Mrs.
Elton Baker. Mrs. Frank Huntington.
Mrs. H.,C. Sherer. the Misses M.
Lyon. Sarah Bodwell and Christiana
Thompson of New York city.
0 O 0
Members of the Sunday school of
the South Norwalk Baptist church
are enjoying an outing at Steeple-
chase Park today. The trip to New
Haven was made by special trolley
CBI'I.
.
Attorney Paul Goldberg and At-
torney Samuel Mellitz of Bridgeport
stopped over yesterday to visit with
friends on their way back from the
Firpo-Willard fight.
0 C
—Harris a Gsns. That's an
O
O O
Rudolph I. Kuhlmnn of .\'o. 34
Fort Point street has contracted for
an International Gunmntm-d Unv—
Pipe Hester system for his house. If.
A. Hegelcin has the contract.
0
O O
Miss. Ruth t‘ai‘otht-i's of Kt‘ysct‘
street. has installed a now home.
stitching machine in her dross unth-
ing apartments.
0 O 0
Miss Mathilda Smith of ‘muan
street is spending twk wcks as the
guest of her brother llcv. Smith in
New Haven.
0 I
Miss llrvlrn list;
for Junior High
taking a course
sion at Columbia.
0
O
lliill‘il of the Corn
school faculty. is
at the summer ses-
l'nivt-rsity.
O s
—Bergstrom is framing pictures
again in new I 0. O. l“. building So.
Main street.
1“in I’l‘JII'lt‘iH (‘iwti'ilu i-f illllllli‘l‘
ly‘s stort‘ lcnvrs tml:i_v fur a tun “colt
vacation. She will visit .\':\v Lon.
(ion and othvr plillilH of inter-v.43.
. O U
Mi'. IIIIII Mrs, "nil .\li'll‘l'\‘.‘,‘l and
their tun SUNS of lit-\rr. .\'. .l. .‘ll'I‘ th--
wot-k envl giivsts of Mrs. Joseph
Bi'ackrii u-f .\t.inl~-tn_\ Sli't‘tgi.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs T. (‘lriftis Olsen and
son. lruin “million of \\'--st n\'l'.. ill‘t'
pla‘iiiiuz tn Lill'I'll‘ in llituinin I..iltt~
tomorrow:
s s a
Mr. and Mrs. \\. linusvhildt of
New York are visiting their brother.
Clifford A. Ilrttischilnlt of Mapii-
strect.
O O O
—Strnws and Pansmas at O'Brien's.
O O 0
Miss Emma llockoi‘t‘ hnsrcturnt-d
to her home at 198 South Main strm-t.
aftr‘r sprndini: two weeks with rt-lzi.»
fives in tho lirom.
Mrs. I1. lt‘oom uni l:|llli')‘ t~:‘ llrm‘k-
lyn. are visiting with Mrs. IUOiilli's
aunt. Mrs. larntv Policy of Monroe
H‘rort.
O C O
lZit‘lmr-l Harris of ti‘-‘ lirdv‘hki‘ts
Manufacturing: conuvunv lot? on Satur-
day for it two “t‘l ka' :i'itii trip in the
Adirondacks.
O
Birs. S. l’Iiii‘sky of Now York. is
spending some timn with Mr. and
Mrs. G. lockoi’f of Smith Main sin-cl.
C O C
-—Harris & Guns. That‘s All
0 O O
The Civic Association will
mooring in tho l'utnnm fire house. on
Monday ovcnlng.
C
Mrs. Frank Illickmnn of Brooklyn.
is \lsiting Mr. and Mia. Goorge I'h‘cus-
nor of East Rocks avenue.
0 I 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Prcusroer of
East Rocks avrnim. motored to
llrlvlgrport. yestwrilay
. s 0
Miss Catherine Lynch of Mcrwin
“not. is enjoying n‘trm wcoks' vaca-
tion at Lihr-rty. New York.
0 O D
Lewis I.. Allen of “'ilkes-llarro. T‘a..
is visiting the R. D“ L'Ilommvdicus
of 2 Burritt avnniio.
O 0
—Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnelly's on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until it p. m.
l O 0
Mia Bortrice Osman and Miss Sal-
ly Kramer of Stamford were guests
of friends in town yesterday.
0 O 0
Mr. Homan Stiirgrs of \Vinficld
street. was a recent visitor in Red-
dlrg.
i
i
hold it;
l
Miss Josephine Oldfield of Bene-
dict street is returning from her va-
cation today.
' O O ‘ 0
Mr. Edward McMahon of “'cst ave,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport on bus-
iness. _
O O 0
Mr. Theodore 0. Olsen of 55 West
avc.. has Just returned from s. busi-
ness trip through Pennsylvania.
0 O 0
Mr. John T. Dtvyer of South Nor-
walk is going to Ansonia for the week
end.
0 O O
The Norwnlk Poultry Association
will have a banquet next week at
\‘v‘hiteside's.
O O O
—l-larrls & Guns. '1 bat'a all.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. David Hunt of Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. Lawton of Isaac
street.
0 O 0
Mr. llnrry Eiseworth of New York
is cxpcctcd in town over the week-
end and Tuesday. '
s s 0
Miss lluth Fletcher of New Havt-n
is visiting Mrs. Hauschildt of Maple
‘ill'tCl.
O O 0
Mr. Edward J.. Doors and family of
Siieolmn nun. will motor to Danbui‘y
tomorrow.
0 O O
—Straws and l'anamas at O'Bricn's.
O t 0
Captain Lyman Bracken of Aca-
dcmy street “ill entertain d \vcck-cini
party on lmiii‘d the "Shirley."
O O 0
Judge Taylor is ill ut his home on
l-‘uiifit'id avenue.
I O 0
Mr. Charles Siiiihfl. of Osborne ave-
nue. was it l‘QCt‘lll visitor in Ilcthcl.
O O
.
(Icorgc llroun of Main slrect. was a.
winter in liridgvport. )cstcrduy
O 0 O
Lndue \Vhipple of \\'ost avenue.
spent )cstortiiiy in New York city.
0 O .
.li‘Il-l"|‘il I'i'nmor of Sound View ave-
nue is seriously ill at his home.
Rowayton
lttmnytnn ltaptht Church
\"n tor i-’. Scalisc. pastor
F-'l'\lt‘t." :is follows: Sunday public
\\‘ui':~iil|l with sermon by pastor. 10:30
a. lll. Smith-ct: "Swing the Invisible,
iiil'l l mu: the Impossible." Bibli-
St‘lltth'i i: Ill.
Lil-l-“it-lt ‘I‘I\iil‘ 'l‘hii".~‘du,v (Honing
R ii'i 'tIi k, S.il]tl.i_‘,‘ t'\i llllii: “'i“ be the
third of tln- union svr\l:t's with the
\l'iiniillfil church. 'l‘h-~ seiwice \vill
iw h- Id in the liélllllrl church at 4:30
p. in. The sul-jI-ct 132 "Community
lntvtist Night." Spvcial speakers
have bu-ii ht,‘CUi‘l'd iur the evening.
As the services are proving very help-
ful and stimulating. we extend a cor-
dial imitation to all the people of
thv: couiiiiunity.
O
O 5
Mrs. Lolia M. Mosscr. the Iloway~
ton iw-iiity norm. is on her way we.“
i-i \isit lit-r inotht-r and is sending
pohhil cards to relatives and friends
hire from \Vushingion. I). C.
and Mrs. 0. I..
s u
Mr. Noxozi of Ito.
wayton menu». spent )csterdiiy in
New \ork Cll).
I C O
“'ork His been started on thr.
foundation of the house which lilie-
worth Lockwood is erecting in High—
land avenue.
The residence of John H. Tiebout
in Cudlipp street is being painted.
0
Mr. ill‘tl Mrs. Curt Illing and
dunghtcr have returned to their
home in Naugntuck after a. visit with
Mr. and Mrs. l’runkl Lynch ot‘ the
\Vt-st Side.
The I.iiilics‘ Aid society of the
Mcthodlrt church will hold their an»
nnnl sale and supper in the chapel on
.lulv 25th. A large number is ex-
pectcd to attend.
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Itowayton Civic association will
be held on Monday evening in the
ltowayton Hose House.
Courant Increases Its
Capital Stock $100,000
HARTFORD. July 14.-—Stockhold-
era of the Hartford Gourant have
voted to increase the capital stock
to $450,000 by a new issue of 8100.-
000 common stock to be sold to pre~
sent stockholders. The increased capi-
talisation is to allow for expansion of
the newspaper plant.
When You Go Away
for your vacation, you will enjoy the outing mo
rs, if u
have put your valuables where they will be safe from his
and theft.
We have Safe Deposit Boxes of standard size for jewelry,
stocks, bonds, etc, and larger boxes for the storage of
bulky articles.
8038 $4.90 run run m uswaan
THE DAILY SENTINEL'
NEWS NOTES
‘ CITY AND VICINITY ’
East Norwalk
Many friends of Mrs. \Villinm Has-
sel of Eversiey street. surprised hvr
at her home last. evening in celebration
of her birthday anniversary. uCards
were enjoyed through the evening and
ref‘reshments were served. Mrs. Hasscl
proved a charming hostess even though
the visit was greatly unexpected.
Those present were: Mrs. William
Hassei. Mrs. Abtam Hassel. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dunnebacke. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Keele'r. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Itamsberger.,l\lr. and Mrs. Chas.
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. William Young.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sartan. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Robertson. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Hendricks. Mrs. E. B. Smith.
Mrs. James Bell of New York city.
Misses Laura Raymond. Maud Ryder.
Ruth and Grace Raymond. Katherine
Baker and Messrs. Irving and J.
Harold Olmstcad. Elswo‘rth Lock-
wood and Howard Hassei.
O O O
The women of Sections A and C of
the Christ church parish will hold
lawn fetes during the months of Au-
gust and September. It has not been
definitely arranged yet in which of the
months the respective territories will
hold the cvcnts,
C O O
The regular weekly dance will be
lwld at the Country Club. this evening.
Speidel's orchestra. will furnish the
music and a n0\elt_v lucky numlwr
dance will’lie foaturml.
O O 0
Mrs. Paul Foster and daughter.
Katherine. have returned to their
home in Brooklynafter spending a
few days with Mrs. “‘illiam Hasscl of
Evcrsicy st rcet.
Mrs. Robert Davis and daughter
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
(‘arl llrihs of Shore Haven. have re-
turn-‘d to their homr in Mt. Vernon.
O O O
The garage which has been under
comtruciion in the front of the homo
of Mrs. A. S. Sianu‘i-iund. of Scuview
nxcnuo, is now completed.
0 I .
ltussrll Ix'iilincr of \'.'In '/..'I::t slrcc ,
lrft this morning for Iiinsdale. .‘lii:l‘.,
\vhnrc he will spcnd a {cw “it‘iv’b with
relatives.
Miss l-Jitiiiia Young of ljzist .‘I\I*Illl(‘,
together “Iiii a party of iricnds has
left for a motor trip to Great Barring-
ton. Mass.
s
The Calf Pasture life guards “ill
mew-t for practice at the bench. tomor-
row afternoon. is lruclitlns will be
handed out and tut: “ill be given.
0 O 0
Mrs, licrinan Mnlkin of lrooklyn.
who has been Visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jou-lnvsky of Sea‘icw
avenue. has returned to her home.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith of
Brooklyn. was It visitor with Mrs.
Ralph Bonnet of Simiew avenue. this
morning.
.\ cake s..‘.o :ivt'ii by a Sunday
school class of tho l~2as~t Avenue Moth-
odist Church is going on this attor—
noon. ln the front yard of the church.
0 O I
Mr. and Mrs. .lohti C. Washing and
son Howard. of Bridgeport. are week-
end \isitoi's “ith Mr. itnd Mrs. Clar-
once I. i-‘inch of Fort I‘oint street.
O 0 .
Miss Charlotte Janis of Scmiew
avenue. exports to leave for Detroit in
a week. where she will visit relath ex
0 O 0
Lee Gillwrt of Van Zant street is en-
joying a fishing trip at Lake \Vara-
innug. over the week-end.
. O U
Frank Gleason of Port Chester. is
visiting his daughtrr. Mrs. Michael
I‘arcnle. of Van Zant street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Joseph Sokol of First street. is
spending a few days with relatives in
New York Cit y.
0
\Villiam Gamble of ll‘fi'tlo street. is
a visitor with relatives in Springfield,
Mass.
0 0
The choir of the East Avenue Breth-
odist church will rehearse in the
church this eevning.
I s O
The orchestra of the East Avenue
Baptist Church will meet for practice
in the church. on Monday evening.
As to Banking!
Every equipment and sys-
tem for facilitating the
business of the Bank and
its customers is in use
here in m PEOPLE’S.
TRUST.
Customers are sure of
prompt and accurate ser-
vice and courteous treat-
ment. Do your bank busi-
ness at
The People’s
Trust Co. >
- i .i «resumed-
Wmfimmflgfimflay . .,
Tyler Wood of Gregory Boulevard.
attended the dance att Compo. last
evening.
0. 0
Mrs. E. B. Smith of East avenue.
left today with a party of f‘riends for
a motor trip to Providence.
0 s 0
Mrs. G. \Vhltney of Bridgeport. who
has been visiting Mrs. E. B. Smith of
East avenue has returned to her
home.
0 O 0
Mrs. Lee Gilbert of Van Zant street.
is visiting relatives in Danbury. over
the week-end.
Darien
George M. V. Schlichting of Leroy
avenue. sailed this morning for Ger-
many in the steamer "President
Harding." Mr. Schichting is one of
Darien‘s most prominent citizens and
was for many years first selectmen
of the Town of Darlen. He was the
ftrmcr owner of the Il"\V brick block
in Darin-n Center beginning at Oscar
l“. Schultizo's market and running to
\\‘;tltcr Stewart grocery. “‘hlle born
in Germany. Mr. Sclilichting was one
of Daricn‘s most carncst workers in
the war. and was at the head of all
llariczi fcr the various or‘
s-ch m- the Salvation
Knights of (,nlumbus and
ihv- ‘i‘. A. Mr. Sthlichting's two
hut-S. (Su’i‘gc ji‘., Adi llitrry. enlisted
tlzir:r;: the mm. and tout made fine
(teen-g.- Hl‘.. at“ a great deal
of fighting and Harry. who is now
pruniiiitnt in art. was one' of the
“turmoflruzn” uriists during the war.
Mr. Si'liliclllillg will make an exten-
(ll‘lI visit in Germany and his many
l>ariin friends unite in wishing him
Sine trip
dritchn
twilll’htif-IJS,
.'-.:n 3. tin:
.x'i. i'.
1“ any ...~‘.
Mrs. George Voile. of Railroad‘avc-
nu". Daricii nvcoinpanicd by hl'r
mother from Nnrwnik. have left for
Indiana. where they spent some time
“lill relatives and Liends.
O O O
\\:lill:ll‘.i Jitlnl'S li.-.-' will his house
‘i"‘l .’ lit‘Z'tz‘ l‘i nit-Lind on the Post
l:u:itl tn iil‘filleiii': and Slmpv- of New
‘i'niL. viii «.1. r. it;- u!“ antique shop
\‘v'l“h \vrl' hi-tn‘li us the "Maple
Sh. p"
s
i'l'
O
Michal-i .\'ogy of Cluster. New Jer-
sry, has rentwl the old Cider mill on
:he l‘ost ltoad. which was converted
into a house semi-tin ago,
0 0
lq'
.
I‘
.tiis. Lnulsv t‘urpcll of Long Island
t'iiy is visiting hvr mo her Mrs. liich-
nr-l .‘M‘ndroih. who is scriuusl)‘ ill
at livr home, on the ("rt “mad.
. O I
M rs Ha I -r\‘.l “('5 (.r Maple avenue
Sit-:17 :‘cs'cnury iii (iieenwich with
fi‘l- His
0 O 0
Mrs. Frederick II. Smith of Smith‘s
Island was a visitor in Bridgeport.
It‘s'tcitlay.
. s s o
, .
Lliarlcs D. Locktvcod of bridgeport
spent yesterday with Mrs. liunford
Sn.i:li in \\’c:~'t avenue.
0 O O
'Zmrge A. Smith of “Rat avenue
unis the gucst of t‘hiu-ios 1) Lock-
u.» t' «‘1' l'iidichort on Thuiu-diy evo-
r'ii'. 'l'hcy hmird all the fight re-
turns on Mr. Lockwood: mw lladlo
Sotf.
.‘t l-iidgo party wil be laid at the
'lokcna‘kv Club on July 1.01 at. 2:30
p. m. it is bcing held for 1310 benefit
of St. Luke's llectory Fund. The
taliics uiii be five dollars.
0 O 0
.l. 1:. Scribner. jr.. young son of
Traffic Uffit‘cr Scrihncr of Lcmy
nvo-iiuc. won two prizes at the Baby
:‘hmv htlti on the grounds of the St.
Luke's Episcopal Church in Noroton.
Harold Scribner also won a. prize. he
being picked by the Judges as the
Hrulthit‘st Baby.
s s e
A man was around town yester-
dnv r-oruing asking from the local
"Limrs what the State Law for ab-
(lllt'lltlll. “as. He said he was a New
York officer. and that his wife, had
run tinny with their child to Stepncy.
Connecticut. and he wanted to bring
the child back to New York. but did
not want to steal it.
Eugono “'illmott of Railroad at.-.
mic. and Charles Smith of Leroy ave-
nuc motored to Jersey City on Thurs-
day evening in Mr. “'illmott's new ‘
Chevrolet car. and attended 'the Jess
Willard-Luis Firpo classic.
0 s 0
Frederick H. Smith of Smith's Is-
land. was another Darien person who
attended the \Vi‘liard—F‘irpo fight at'
Boyle's Thirty Acres an Thursday
evening.
0 s 0
Leo Chinsky of East Norwalk. who
is employed by Knobel brothers.
prominent arien contractors. was
bitten by a Belgian Police Dog. while
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‘W/I/ [3/521]? g/// ///i. 1/0,
;-7 .
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4! ,
walking through 'I‘okeneke,~ the other
day.
s s 0
Harold Keene. Frank Riley and
Herbert Howard of Elm street went
to Danbury last night‘ to the fire-
men's carnival.
O 0 O
Mr.‘and Mrs. Russell Frost of West
avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
Ives of Strawberry Hill. have gone on
a motor trip to Canada in the
Frosts’ car.
a s 0
Miss Mary B. Hartshorn of Taylor
avenue. is enjoying a. month's visit
with friends at \Vest Goshen. '
Retail Point
The Naval Reserve Vessel number
252 under the command of Lieutenant
C. P. Jacobson mu put up at the Ro-
ton Point Dock about 7 o'clock this
evening and will remain over night.
All the sailors on board the ship will
be on land tonight. The boat is on its
way to New London to enter in a
meet.
0
Eight hundred and fifty excursion-
ists will be at the Park tomorrow.
Three hundred members of the Court
of Manhattan F. of A.. will arrive on
the Miramar; 300 members of the
Bensonhui'st Fellowship Club will
come on the Crescent and :00 mem-
bers of \Vyoming Lodge. No. ‘92. F.
a. A. M.. will come in autos.
O O 0
Four hundred and fifty members of
the Port Richmond Staten Island Re-
formed Church will be on at the Park
on Monday. They will make the trip
on the Seagate.
O
Clarence L'Hommedieu has accept-
ed a position at the union Point
baths. taking the place of Ned Hunt-
ington who resigned.
0 0
Donald Agnew has resignrd his po-
sltion at the Timon Point lathe.
O O 0
High tide. Sunday: 12:47 ii. m.. and
1:00 p. m. (D. S. T.)
O
0
High tide. Monday: 1:29 a. m.. and
p. m. (D. S. '1‘.)
Bell Island
Repairs continue to be made to
West avenue. \Vorkmcn were busy on
the road again yesterday. after a day's
lay-off. and repairs will probably be
completed by the middle of next vvcck.
Sainmis street. at the Hickory Bluff
crossing will also be repaired. Dirt
has been piled up along the road. and
as soon as repairs on “'est avenue
are completed Sammie street will re-
ceive some needed attention. Street
Commissioner Edward 1“. Duffy said
that. now that the right kind of oil
has arrived In town. it will be used
on the Bell Island roads immediate-
ly.
Irving l-‘oote of \\‘l‘-.ton and “'cst
avenue. has been spending the past
two days with his grandmother. Mrs.
John H. Ferries at. Cobble Cottage.
Irving and George Riley. son of Mel:’
ville F. Riley of Pine Point. left this
morning for East Hampton. Conn..
whore lrting will spend about five
weeks and George. one or two weeks.
Irving will return to the Island after
his visit at East Hampton.
O C O
The latest sport at the Island is
"aqusplaning." Irving Foote. George
Riley nnd‘Melville F. "Hank" Riley
have introduéed this. They attach a
plank to their motor boat; and one
of them takes turns steering. while
the others hang on the back and get
a ride over the water.
0 O C
The first novelty dance of the “"3“ Mrs. Selleck Warren has resigned
ent season will be. held this evening.
Tonight‘s dance will be known as the
"Masque and “Fig Dance." Luci-w
number dances will feature the eve-
ning‘s program.«
Mrs. Gray entertained a large num-
ber of her friends yesterday afternoon
at a card party and luncheon. held
in the Japanese Tea room of the Bell
Island club. Steward Albert W. Her
man catered.
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Mrs. Frederick Sullivan will enter-
tain all the children of the Island and
some grown-ups. about 100 in num-
ber. in the Japanese Tea Garden at
“cairn-alum enema
"you havesnyolddothes,csuon
us. we pay the highest.
8. LEVY
58‘ Water St. South Nos-walk
What About Your Foresight?
1E DON’T PUT
IT OFF.
It's suprising‘ to'know' how,
the savings habit grows
after you get started. 72E
SATURDAY, JULY 14. _
the club this afternoon between 8
and. 5 o'clock.
s s 0
Mr. and Mrs. Banks. Mr. and Mrs.
Jordan. <Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Creusor
and Mr anhMrs. S. A. Swanson will
entertain friends at dinner parties
‘given at the club tomorrow.
0 O 0
Many tight. fans from the Island
and Pine Point gathered at DeKlyn's
Pine Point estate on Thursday eve-
ning and. listened to the fight. returns
come over the radio.
0 O ‘
Several girls have taken positions
at the Bell Island Club as waitresses
for Saturday and Sunday work.
Westport
William Williams of Saugatuck.
met with a. very painful accident
Thursday. Mr. W'illlains was jacking
up a. car. when his four-year-old
grandson, who is spending a few
weeks with his grandparents. man-
aged to loosen the crank which was
braced. and the. handle .tiew beck.
striking Mr. \K’illlams on' file chin.
cutting through the flesh to the bone.
It took several stitches to close the
wound.
e o s
The funeral of Mrs. K. \V. Macbeth
of Ridgeneid Park. N. J.. daughter
oft Mrs. Samuel Elwood of Greens
l-‘arms. will be held in Fable's chap-
el at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The in-
terment will be in the upper Greens
Farms cemetery.
$368 was realized at the firemen‘s
carnival. which was recently held on
the grounds of the “’estport “'nter
company. This money will be divid-
ed between the Compo Engine Co. and
the Pioneer.
0
Owen Feeney “as a visitor in New
York Thursday. and attended a don-7
ble header baseball game in the after-
noon and in the evening attended the
Firpc—\\'illard fight at. Boyle‘s Thirty
Acres.
District Deputy Grand Patriarch.
John Laughlin and Stall of Stamford.
will install the officers of Colfax Tin-4
campnient No. 31. I. O. 0. 1-1. next
Monday night. Refreshments will be
sen ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sivanahan will
entertain about 60 friends at dinner
this evening. A New
ing.
0
Antony Chichisola and John M.
Hurley were among the \Vestport fans
who attended the Firpo-\Yillurd tight
Thursday night.
0
0
Charles Beldcn is spending a. seven
days furlough with his parents at the
Methodist parsonage on East Church
street.
Miss Alma Foster is the guest of
Miss lluih Lees at the Lees summer
home at Jewett. in the Catskill moun-
tains. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. John P. Leach of Montclair.
N. J.. has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Harry R. Sherwood of Riverside
avenue.
0 O 0
Richard Taylor. of Pittsficld. Mass.
is in \V’estpm-t to attend the weddingf
of his niece. Miss Clarissa Taylor and‘
Perry Beers.
Miss Grace Pennell. a member of
the household of Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Lewis. is spending a few weeks' va-
cation out of town.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Driscoll have
returned from their wedding trip and
will occupy the Hunt and Downs cot-
tage on Crosshighway.
O C 0
Charles Clark. president of the To-
quet Carburetor Co.. is in \V'estport
and will remain indefinitely.
O O 0
he!- position with the Toquet Carbura-
tor Company.
0
has returned from s.
New York.
0 0
Miss Ruth Boyd is in town visiting
friends.
Jack Strong
few weeks' stay in
O
More corn is raised in this country
than any other. with Argentina‘s pro-
duction next in size. but. only one-
l'ork Jazz or-g
chestra will furnish music for danc-'
AGED wont
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STAMIT ' v...“
Mrs. Emma c.—:.-,.'..“‘-'
Greenwich resider' '
son street. was stri:
on Lewis street. iv ..
Melville Hall. of .\‘:~_u.-i
cording to a rcpcr: cf 11-.
police '-
It is claimed tint }<_'-.'
car into the woman.
dent claiming that: he “a. -.
sible. ~
Mrs. Croker was ‘2'?“- ._ --
wich hospital whore ‘ '
for scalp wourds. Hr.—
have struck the pat-n.»
She was later rim 3 arer’
institution and tit-m '
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GOLF NECESSARY TO RT.
Golf V -. .,
traveling ea!
cause he 5pc:
golf links. .
court for enforcemei’ r-’ L
with his empfoy‘r '
several months to r...
salesman was dis-her: '
to the employer‘s c-
spent too much tin'r ::
man fold the cor: c
to business. ’l?‘--
play a little goif IT)“ ' ' '
VACATIO.
NEEDS
N KNICKERS
$31.30 m 87.50
WHITE DUCK KNIC I"!-
l $4.00
. I
is esrtr
all“: 1
2. .t.
? warm DUCK mow
$3.00
5 W BITE FLANNEL
TROUSERS
$7.50. $10.l
WHITE OXFORD AND
SOISETTE SHIRTS
$2. $2.50, 83
TRAVELING BAGS
$5.00 ‘° $20.!
SUIT CASES
$1.50 ‘° $15.
TRUNKS
$10.00 ‘° $40.“
Rogers 6? Steve
NORWALK $0. NORW '
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MABY CLAW
naan 311.1210”
Shainpoolng—Scalp neutral
Fnasls—Manicnrins
40 SOUTH MAIN STREET
- ALE. 00-“
SOFT]! 108“ PM!
A W m Complete - "“
SUMMER FABRICS
d ..
In an the latest mares 1“
also gent’s. ladics' Ind Chum!”
dates: at
E. K. B
Under Mahsckemo 50"
l
I...
tenth of the United States' yield.
buck and white kid leathers.
patent. Tripletoo sill: hosiery
C‘ONNEALLY
WOMEN’S SUMMER PUMPS
Sandals of breezy openwork, with low heels, in P3
Pumps with new strap patterns of brown satin, beiKO
South NoswalngOom e—t Store Open samrdsy
scum NORWALE
tent, Will”
Cool and pliable on the it“
to match.
6: BRACKEN
.
DeposiisJuly 293, 1921
We Grow
Deposits July 2nd, 1919 $1,138.46835
mtg July 2“, 1920 :sns:su'--o sfl'. 138934031
Deposits July 2nd, 1922 ...—-...-..._...
Mk. Jill! M 19.23 evict-rye
1320,61531
1,437,08032
2 324,710.84
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