he:
PAGn‘rOUR
l CITY ANETV
nil-ell and Doris Noyes. who have
been pending the past two weeks. the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lowndes of Beaview avenue. East Nor—
waik. will return to their home in
Wiiilmantic. Conn.. tomorrow. Miss
Helen Lowndes will accompany them.
and will remain with them for a week.
Miss Bessie Sallick of Madison
street motored to New York 'city yes—
terday. ;
O I O ‘
--Buy your Victrola at Donnelly’s on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until a p. m.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lees of In-
dianapolis and related to Mrs. Hopkins
of 11 Crescent Terrace. are motoring
East and are expected to arrive in this
city shortly.
O O 0
Mr. Nicholas J.. Miss Marie A., and
Mr. John ,J..DiSesa have sold their
house at 10 “food Street to Miss
Clarice De Martino. ’
t I 0
-Harris 1 Guns. That's all.
0 O 0
John J. DiSesa and Joseph Lonchak
of this city went on a fishing trip
Tuesday and caught 18 blackfish and
5 fish.
0 O I
Myron \V. Osbourne. Jr.. of Farm-
ingdaie. L. 1.. is visiting his grand-
mother. Mrs. Charles Seymour o.’
Blackstone Road.
Richard Raymond of South Main
street attended the Giant-Cardinal
baseball game at the Polo Grounds
yesterday. 3
O O 0
Fred Lyons has purchased a new
roadster.
0 O 0
John Gormley of Summit avenue
has returned from an auto tour over
the Mohawk trail.
I O 0
-’—To have that parlor suit upholst-
ered call up Bergstrom Shop, new I. O.
O. F. Bldg.
0 O 0
Morris Skidd of Cedar street has re-
signed his position with the Ciuett &
Peabody collar factory.
O O U
Misses Florence and Mary Skidd of
Cedar street are visiting relatives in
New York city for a few days.
0 O 0
-——Harris 8: Guns. That'g all.
C O O
Miss Nettle Levy of Bridgeport ls
\isiting Miss Nessie Rudder of South
Main street for a. few days.
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—“’ednesday night. July
orchestra. of Bridgeport
Point Park.
Ritz
Roton
13,
at
O O C
\Villinm Short of North Main street
has lzlkcn a position with the Croful
.Q Knapp lint Co.
a s e
G. A. Moulton. proprietor of Plais~
Members of the Buckingham “-_ Rim-.11.- drug store will leave soon for Old
‘fl- are Phil-lying on outim: this :lf'tor. Orchard. Mm. whom he ivill spend a
noon at Roton i‘nint. .\ supp-r guilt-w \l'i‘i‘kF. ‘
to be served at 6 o'clock. : s s e '
‘ ' O « bliss Dorothy Mncfircgor of \an
Further complaints “bone :1 dis- : linrcn avenue. is spending her vaca-
turbnnce. created by the T’n-lrlt-n nvn-iiivvn at Exist llammon. Conn.
nue "Kong" were rucwivcd last illflhtv . . .
by the. uptown police.
0 O O
——Ilarris & Grins. That's All
e e e
Judge Taylor and family; of Fairlirld
avenue are motoring to Tlnntnm Lnkr-
i
i
i
I
‘stnrt lll“
l
(‘haries ll. llnyl of llayview nve-
planning ’to make his vaca-
to Nova Fcotln. He. will
first of next week.
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The negligcnco case
one, is
tit-n trip
of Frederick
the Con-
Saturdny where. thcv pill spend afr- T'HVH‘T‘ “f Sli‘mfm'd "F-
wgpk nectit-ut company has been assigned
. e s . .fur the September term in the Court
\lr- ll Ti Sl'iusr‘n l‘fi.‘ i'l\'t"l a . "f ""””““” PIN‘C- “FMS“PON-
't‘ l n .'- " ~. fr _3 e e e
h???“ ”1 pa in m th \‘ r“ Mk I '5 ‘ Miss Anna ‘i'nst of Orchard street.
ma" . . . 5spent y-sWrdny nt llantnm Lulu“.
.' ' ‘Ill "miltv.
Master 'nogNr Doulens. son of Shcr- Ind)“ ‘ U . . .
if! Doulens. has gone to Crimp .‘lo-
hawk for two Weeks.
a 0 0
Douglas Fowler ‘1'. R. C. No. 15,
Will hold a regular meeting this evn~
hing.
s s e
—Eyes examined and glasses fittrd.
R. A. Benedict. Jeweler.
, e s e
George 1". Clark of Hamilton ave-
nue is now with F. H. Kcyscr fi- C0,,
local contractors.
s e s
Mr. andjirs‘. Allen B. Bean. for-
merly of Norwaik are building a home
in Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Bean lie-
fore her marriage was Miss Amy
Clark. daughter'of Mr. and Mrs.
George D.» Clark of 14 Hamilton ave-
nue. and .Dimllean is the son of Dr.
Dean. formerly of» \Vcst avenue, but
now also of Los Angeles.
s e 0
Louis Novak of Fort' Point street.
East Nor-walk. has accepted a position
as driver for the A. F. Beckman com-
pany.
s s ~-
—Heien Nat’tenberg's Beauty Parlor,
30 Flax Hill near \Vcst avenue. The
last word in modern appliances. equip-
ment and methods. Bobbing hair. a
specialty. Phone 992-4.
0 O O
William Miller. popular W'ashington
street grocen motored to the Empire
City Race Track yesterday afternoon.
0 O C
John Homick of Talmadge place is
enjoying a month's vacation from his
duties at the Gabbc Mole “forks.
Q 0 0
Charles Roselle of 8 Crescent Ter—
race is enjoying a week's vacation
from his duties at the Nash Engineer-
ing company.
0 t 0
Bryan O'Reilly has accepted a posi-
tion as receiving clerk at the Nash
Engineering company.
0 O ' O
——Cake'saie. Stilison-Poweii’s Fri. p.
in. Aus. Ladies’ Aid, 1st M. E. nhurch.
O O I
Miss Florence T. Mitchell has re-
turned’to‘her home. 259 Flax Hill
road. after spending two weeks. the
guest of Miss Dorothy Wiggin of
Pocasset. lilass.
e e e
William Skldd and Joseph Grammy
have leftifor an extended automobile
trip to Canada.
a o e
Richard Temko of Scranton. Pa...
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mayer of Seymour Place, has
returned to his home.
Leon ”Weed and Andrew Richards
of the, South Nonvnlk Trust com-
pany, are on their vacation.
0 O O
The ceiling on the second floor of
the City National Bank building is
being repaired today.
0 t O
Garvin Cavanagh of Saugatuek
road ,spcnt yesterday in New York
city.
0 e s
Irwin '1‘. Holmes of West avenue
and a party of friends had a picnic
on the beach at Hickory Bluff last
night.
0 e e
Donald Corridon of East Norwalk
has accepted a position in New York
as a. telegraph operator.
0 O O
(‘ards are, being received from
Miss Rhoda Jarvis of Rowayton. who
is on on auto trip to Cape Cod. She
rcpnrts good roads. good weather and
:1 good time.
0 O I
Mr. \i‘clsburgcr of Bridgeport. has
taken a position with Frank Jacoby
of this city.
0 e
Vi'illiam J. Powell of Center ave-
nue, was in Redding yesterday.
e e 0
Frank Aiken has resumed his du-
ties as manager of the Raymond Ai-
ken furniture store. after enjoying a
three—day vacation.
0 0 0
While working at the new C. & K.
building in the Third district, Steph-
en J. VViliie, of 91 Smith street,
Bridgeport. collapsed yesterday. lie
was taken to the Norwalk hospital
and treated by Dr. F. G. Brown. After
remaining at the hospital several
hours. he was able to go home.
0 C 0
Harrison and Robert
are enjoying a
Thomas M.
Morton. motormen.
day off.
0 0 0
Postal cards are being received by
local friends of Attorney Jesse T.
Dunbar, who is spending two weeks
at his old home in Lewishurg. IV.
Va. Attorney Dunbnr's wife and
children are with him.
O I 0
Miss Mildred Utzinger of South
Main street, starts on her vacation
Saturday.
. O I 0
Miss Adelaide Finch of Putnam
avenue, leaves Saturday to spend her
vacation in Bridgeport.
—__.________
Virgil says the best time for plant.
ing in the spring is when the stark
returns in its migrations.
value.
BANK YOUR .VALUABLES
Careful people no longer keep large sums of money
around the home. They use cheeks. But many are not
as thoughtful regarding mall articles and
You can bank your valuables by renting a Safe Do-
posit Box. A few dollars a yesrwili provide a safe place
for articles worth many hundreds. ‘
papers of great,
units scams, rug.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
anonan’n. whammm
EDWARD 3m, Vice-fly.
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East Norwalk
The lawn party which was given by
the women of Section B, of the Christ
Church, at the rectory last evening
was well attended and a very success-
ful aflair. about 250 attended. Several
solos were rendered by Miss Hazel
Richmond. and heartily applauded.
Miss Minnie Kimmick accompanied at
the piano. The recitations of Miss
Vera McCarthy were well received as
were the selections by the church or-
chestra. A report made by Mrs.
Franklin Smith. this morning. was
very favorable. showing the sale of
almost all of the wares of the booths.
O 0
Howard Van .Zilen. Jr., has secured
a. position with the New York Life
insurance Company in New York city,
and will enter upon his duties im-
mediately. Mr. Van Ziien will reside
with relatives in the city.
0 O O
A meeting of the \Vatch-Your-Stitcli
society was held at the home of Mrs.
William Young. on Eves-siey street,
yesterday. It was decided to hold a
picnic at Compo next \‘Vednesdny.
O 0 0
Arthur and Charles
it".
Roger \‘i’ood.
“'att‘rbury. Joseph lioos. George
heris and Edward Gerhardt
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Robert
ll. Foote at their summer cottage.
Nevcsink. near Danhury, next \vcek.
O O I
.Tohn R. Rmy's selection from his
large Library of Educational Motion
Pictures will be shown tomorrow at
8 p. m.. at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. .‘lr. Cable will rcn-
dcr selections on the piano durim: the
screening of the pictures. and
Church orchestra. undre- thn direction
of Mr. Poyvtz. will off: r svvernl solve-
tions.
0 O O
The Cult Pasture lire
meet for practice at the
morrow evening.
I I 0
Miss M. Sterling of Third street will
take up her residence on iii Covc ave-
nue. within .1 few «lays.
guards will
bench to—
. O I
Thomas Iiydc and family are mov.
ing from the Second floor to tlltI first
lloor of the. two family house on 13
Gem nvenur.
O O l
_ Miss Katherine. Hm‘iicck of Astoria.
L. 1., is visiting her son. Anton linv-
licek. of Hendricks street.
0 O 0
Stanley Josclovsky of Scai‘iew ave.-
nuo was a visitor in New York city
yesterday.
0 '0 O
Irs’ing Dibble has purchased r1 new
sedan.
O O 0
Miss Helen Lowndcs of Scavicw
avenue will leave for \Viliimantic. to-
morrow where she will be the guest of
Doris Noyes who has been visiting her
for the past Week.
C O 0
Mrs. \Villiam linssci is entertaining
Mrs. Henry Brown of New York City
and Mrs. Arthur Hasscl of Plainficld.
N. J.. at her home in Eversley street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Ellis Taylor of Cove avenue. is
visiting friends in Bridgeport.
s e e
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey of
Senview nvenuo motored today in
Camp Trefoil to which they brought
their daughter Dorothy who will spend
a few weeks there.
0 O 0
Mrs. H. Warm has returned to her;
home in Cove avenue. after a week's
visit with her sister in Middletou'n.
O t 0
Miss Harriette “farm. of Cove avo-
nuc is visiting friends in liliddletown.
O O 0
Miss Florence Pef'lers of Bette Place
is expected to return to her home to-
day. from the Girl Scout camp. Tro-
foll, where she enjoyed a two weeks'
vacation.
0 0 0
Miss Sarah Kline has returned to
her home in New York city after
spending two Weeks with Mrs. Lewis
chinsky of First street.
0 O 0
Arthur Waldron of Cottage street.
has purchased a new coupe.
e e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Cari Anderson of First
street have returned to their home
. .
“Care For Your
Money
e
———-and———
1. Your Money Will '
Care For You”
'11 Savings Bank accunt
has been the foundation
of many a fortune and it
has .developed a vast.
amount of business abil~
ity — evidences of this
truth wherever you look
in South Nor-walk.
The People’s
Trust Co.
MMWIuBndp
“Washington“.
m 13va l
ICINITY NE WS NOTES I
will ll'l‘
lllv‘f
'lzm'n of Henry
_?\'iss ltuzh l-‘lzllnr of Hartford.
after attending the national conven; ’
tion of the Elks. at Atlanta. Ga.
0 O 3
Mrs. K. Shapeli has returned to her _
home in Cove avenue after a visit
with friends in Tan-ytown.
O O 0
Miss Eflle Duncan of Danbury is
visiting her aunt. lift-s. Brownell of 21.-
First street.
. C O
Theodore Ryder of Van Zant street.
has resigned his position with the A.
F. Beckman Company annd will enter
the. grocery business for himself.
0 O O
F. L. Sconeld of Shore Haven has
purchased a new suburban type tour-
ing car.
Darien
Final arrangements are being
completed today for the annual tire-
mcn‘s carnival which will open to-
morrow evening on the carnival lot
and will continue through until the
Skill. As cvcry our: knows the pro-
ci-cds will go to thc Daricn \‘olun-
tot-r Fire Dcpnrtmcnt. This is the
only Way the Fire Department raises!
money and it is the duty of every
imrivn citizen to» support it. Martin J.
Stizluixlinwssy is chairman of tho ell-
tire carnival and tin has appointed
.‘tll nhlc corps of workers. Nathan
Finch is secretary (ind Edward Sis-
run, trcasurir. 'l‘llv ilrulnnn are imp-
ing that .\ii'. Sissvrn will be busy.
'i‘hrcv cars ‘u'ili lm :l‘a‘.‘ill‘(l“ll. :1 Max-
\.vll. (‘hi-vrolu-t :m‘l Ford. .‘inIl there
“'1“ also he throo cash l‘l‘iZt'S. two of
“'33 {mil onv of $513,
0 D O
being he‘ld
anti nvcning on the
)iol‘cllnuso 0n the
l'ni\l road. ‘Thf‘ fair is l-ring given
" the iruiirs of thv i‘nnul‘o-lznlinnal
church. Many nun! balm-vs Will be
introduced this evening.
0 O O
The llzxinlmw l“'iil"‘ is
this :ifivrimnn
Mr. and Mrs. Harry liniistram and
and
Miss l-lzi ”pin and Misti livn. l'nder-
“null. of Amherst. 31:133., will be the
Elirsls of Mr. {Hill Mrs. Charles KY.
Smith of Leroy nvwnuc for several
“mks. They will arrive Saturday.
O I I
A live-ton Harm-id truik broke
down on the troll-‘1; trucks ncnr Le-
roy avenue (in Tucsslny evening and
it land in be towed to the A. J. Sund-
‘Tllt‘yC‘l‘ garage in Noroton.
O O .
”Traffic Officer Eben Scribner. Jr..
was presented with (1 H416 mmlcl In—
dian motorcycle by one of his Nora-
ton friends yesterday.
0 O O
.lr.. and .l’.
avenue.
“‘illinm ll. Osborn.
Mason (‘omhcs of Mansfield
have ncccpted positions with the C.
.1}. iiidcr Motor Sales company of
Stamford.
e e e
(“harics ll. Smith of Mansfield nve-
nue has returned to his duties at the
input garage. after a tow days' ah-
senco from“ 'lrk, due to a fall in the
gumgcwfifili: at work.
0 O 0
Mrs. Carl Sunny of Long Ridge
road. is rapidly improving after her
recent, severe illness. She is now able
to be about.
u s e
George Billinghnm of Stamford.
is spending several days the guest of
.liverett Uront.‘ son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Croat of Maple avenue.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Somers Roche
have returned to their home in Tok-
t'llf‘kt‘ after a motor trip to Maine.
s o 0
Harry XV. Pardec has returned to
his home on the Post road after a
two \vecks' stay in Maine.
Rowayton
Rev. H. B. Sehnert. pastor of the
llmvnyton Methodist Episcopal
church is taking a course at the
summer session of the Union Theoo
logical Srminury in New York city.
0 O
Theodore Smith has rented his
house on Rmvuyton avenue for the
summer. lie is living on his motor-
boat.
0 0 0
Principal David “'ilmont and
family are enjoying a cruise east-
ward in Mr. “'ilmont's nne yacht.
O O 0
Mrs. Ada. S. Thomas of Rowayton
is visiting friends in Stevenson, Conn.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Stabell of R0-
wuyton and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Nash of South Nor-walk. start today
Bell Island-
-The Bell Island baseball team is
putting in some hard practice for Sat-
urday's tilt with the Elm Groves. It
is not known yet whether Wellesley
Smith. who showed a Babe Ruth dis-
play of batting ability in the opening
game will be able to play. If he is,
the island boys are confident of emerg-
ing victorious. ,Digbee Mason is now
on the Island team. He is a great
hitter and fine catcher.
s e I.
William C. ‘Smith. owner of the
Indianapolis baseball team. and “'il-
liam. Jr.. who have been spending the
pastsweek at their home on East ave-
nue will leave Friday or Saturday for
Indianapolis. The ball team will be
playing in Indianapolis for the next
few weeks. Mr. Smith plans to join his
family at Saratoga Springs about the
end of next week.
0 e e
Mrs. Edwin J. Nestler entertained a
number of friends at ,a luncheon and
card party yesterday afternoon; Stew-
ard Albert W. Herman catered. Fol-
lowing the luncheon the party ad-
pourned to Mrs. Nestler's island home
where cards were played. Mrs. Gray
won first prize. Mrs. .Yicto; A. Cahlli,
second. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hughes.
third.
0 O O
The children at Bell Island will en-
joy their first Salamagundi party oi
the year'thls evening in the club-
house. Tables will be placed on the
dance floor for puzzle and riddle
games. “'hoever completes all the
tasks at each table in the shortest
time will win. The Salamagundi will
begin at 8:15 and the evening festivi-
ties will not conclude until 11:30.
0 e e
Rail Island's new float and dock was
finished and launched yesterday. The
float is tinge and will be used mostly
for the docking of boats but it can also
he used for swimming. Harry L.
Johnson. Rowayton contractor. did the '
work. The float was launched about
12 o‘clock. Digbee Mason aided in the
launching.
. O 0 O
The donors for the Lucky Number
dances this Saturday are: tots”, Dr.
and Mrs. lientc: children's. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Gloetsner: and for the
elders' H. A. Schwartz. It is expected
that the orchestra. which played last
Saturday and made such a. decided hit,
will again furnish music.
0 O 0
Friends and relatives of C. Irving
Poole and George Riley are receiving
postal cards and letters from them
stating that. they are having a wonder-
ful time at East Hampton. Conn.
George will probably return to his Pine
Point home this week. but Irving will
remain for another month.
0 O 0
Donald McLachlan. "Slim" Hayes.
and Mrs. Hepkins are out 0 na. mhlng
trip today in Donald's speed boat.
"The Sun Dart. Jr." They expect to
catch a. very large quantity of black
fish. and anything else that happens to
bite. _ ' ‘ r
Al Perront of Pine Point. who has
been electrifying the crowds on South
and Crescent Beaches with some fine
exhibitions of swimming and fancy
diving is a member of the. Calf Pasture
Volunteer Life Saving Corps.
O O O
The radio on V'Filliam F. Deklyn's
property at Pine Point can be heard
nights as far as the Roton Point Dock
and is‘also audible all over Pine Point
and Crescent Beach. -
O O 0
Raymond Gray of the Summit
House. Summit avenue is repairing his
sailboat and painting it.
e e e
Thomas F. McMahon of Pine Point
has purchased a new roawboat.
Roton Point
There will be 2,100 excursionists
at the park tomorrow. ‘About 1,500
members of the Tenth Assembly Dis-
trict of New York Republican club
will come on the Sirius and 600
members of the Church of the Ad-
vocate will come on the Nassau.
O O .0
It is probable that from now on.
DiV’ito's orchestra will change places
with an out-of-town orchestra once
every week. Murray’s orchestra. of
SECOND-HAND CLOTHES
if you have any old clothes. call on
us. because we pay the highest.
8. LIV!
58 Water- St. South Non-walk
on an automobile trip through upper
New York state.
What are You Doing With
Your Labor P
Isn’t this wortli
thinking about
r
New Haven.
to New Haven.
e 'e 0
High tide Friday:
4:51 p. m. (D. B. T.).
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dancing pavilion.
weekly Novelty Night.
0 e e
Roton Point baths.
tuck hail,
given by the children,
“'es’tport Chapter.
Susan Baronne, Jennie
and Fannie Demattlo
Ruff recited
by the. school nurse,
prizes were donated
iiiary.
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Miss Agnes Jones, are
. 0
considered one of the
best in the state. will be at the park
next Thursday and DiVito’s will
6:17 a.
The weekly display of fireworks
will be held this evening.
piece will be set of: at 9:80.
The first
A mammoth mardi gru party will
be held next Tuesday night
This will be
E. W. Noel is now doorman at the
Westport
The closing exercises of the Little
Mothers club were held
Tuesday afternoon.
of Schools Arthur were present. A
short but interesting program was
few words by Mr. Ruff the Little Mo-
them League pins. donated by
A. R. C..
given to the following children: An-
toinetta Gilbertie, Tercssa Tortorelio.
Tcrcssa Gilbertie. Antoinette Retanio.
Crea.
Salerno. Angelena. Serierno.
were awarded for the best essays on
the care of babies to Susan Barronne.
grade and to Teressa Gilbertie of the
6th: also to Aida Flore,
Retanio and Canita I’enzerra. After
the exercises by the class Miss Olive
"Angeiena
Ice cream and cookies were served
Miss
and Mrs. Ruff. The books given tori
by the ‘
Matthias Post. American Legion Aux-
Antoinette
Johnson." i
Mrs. Patrick Jones and daughter,’
spending the
summer with Mrs. James Dooling.
s
The members of the Westport base-
ball tema will hold a meeting in
Library hall this evening at 7:30.
Many savages paint their skins as
protection against cold. .
THURSDAY, JULY 19’ ‘
Arrived
(Meriden J04“)
"I'm on my last lap," an
den girl as she 3‘30??th iii;
‘0
m. and
SUMMER
SUGGESTIOxg
in the
the Golf Slut:
Golf Knickeu
1‘; Golf Hose
Sport Shirts
Silk H
in Sauga- 0543
Su t.
p Underwear
and steer a White, Khaki, we...
the Green Underbrizn Ha:
were
Lena
Prizes
SEE
“The Foren‘ile”
A very new crezti: :3
Golf and Terri: 51:;
the 7th
Keatlng :
August 3
Rogers G Stev-
NORWALK SO. 502W
l
l
the
MARY c LASEEP.
BARI’LR ill Lint»
Thomas MacLean. Supt. of the .. a. ., .
Nor-walk trolley barns. was in town Shamrgmzr:u:u 1:.”
yesterday as the guest George 46 WITH ‘1“: ”11;”
Green of the ‘l’estport drug store. SOI'TH \‘0l‘\\‘ ll ;‘ 1.1.1."
Room 1 Pa:
A Large and C0nlpl~"z‘ ism... .
great pain. She
Boston. Mass.
matic Pains.
relieve that
.—
RIZCOVERS FROM LAME BACK
“My daughter suffered with a lame
back and could scarcely move without
tried Foley
Pills and the trouble with her back is
all gone." writes Mm. J. C. Perkins.
For Backaclic, Rheu-
Kidnes‘ and
Troubles use Foley Kidney Pills. Will
thed feeling.
substitute—insist upon Foley's. Still-
son-Powell Corporation.—Adv.
SUMDIER FABRICS
in til the latest weaves and ..
also goat‘s. ladicc' srzi (hike!
dervrcar at
E. K. BAN '
Coder .‘inlmr‘knrra Hazel
SCI IB NOR“ xiii.
Kidney
Bladder
Take no
WOMEN’S SUMMER PUMPS
Sandals of breezy openwork, with low heels, in patesf who
buck and white kid leathers.
Pumps with new strap patterns of‘brown satin. Edge in
patent. Tripletoe silk hosiery to match.
CONNEALLY 69’ BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
Cool and pliable o: the fact
Store Open Saturday Eli-email»
render it.
service—
one."
Perfect?
--Ol' COURSE NOT.
No bank's service is perfect. because human Er
But—one of our depositors rtrv '1'
wrote us in appreciation of friendly and l-; in“
71's
‘. “I insist on banking my wee mite with the
Central Trust for decades to come, for l
have never had such uniform kindllnr-cs
“Where before. and this includes ever)"-
Oome in and Tell Us How We Can Help Yeti.
‘ THE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
of N orwalk.
The Bank of Safety and Service.
Modern Business
ODERN business is founded upon intelli-
gent trust. The gist of trust is to find
what is trustworthy. This bank invites
your careful investigation.
1 The City National Bank
um maven. cons. _,
Norwalk Chronicler