a former pastor. is now stationed at
leaeliil. L. I.
O O 0
Kenneth Foster of Orchard street
has taken a position with the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Bail-
roed Cemsaay for the summer
months.
0 O O
Abe Tariov of Grove street will re-
sume his duties at the Nash Engineer-
ing company on Monday. after a two
weeks' vacation.
0 O 0
—flarrls&6ass. Mean.
0 O O
\
Julius Oiean, son of Michael Olean
of l'lsx Hill Road successfully passed
the state examinations to practice as
a physician. Mr. Clean is a graduate
of Yale Medics! school.
e e e
Frank Sterry Abbott and Ralph Ed-.
ward Lycctt were in attendance at the
llundee-Criqui fight at the Polo
Grounds last evening.
0 O 0
Mrs. Lillian Starry Abbott of Wall
street. who is vacatiening in the North
Eastern part of Connecticut. is ex-
pected to return to her home to-
morrow.
O O 0
Ray Sturdevant. Winfield street. is
on a two weeks’ vacation from duties
at the South Norwaik Trust Co. He
is touring in his car.
0 0 O .
-Buy your Victrols at Donneily's on
easy weeth payments. Store open
evenings until I p. m.
0 0 0
Mrs. Henry P. Morgan of Garret-
street is msking an extended visit with
relatives in Waterbury.
0 0 0
Earl Max Seligson of the S. and s.
Tobacco Company. was a business
visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O 0
Louis Brownstein of the Army and
.\'avy store on Wall street visited
Bridgeport on business yesterday.
0 O O
—Gottlieb's first anniversary sale
started today. Come and look over
exceptional valuees.
O O I
Miss Mary and Miss Elizabeth flow-
ley are spending two weeks in “’lld-
wood. N. J.
—Barris A: (lens. That's all.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Ball are ob-
serving their third wedding anniver-
sary today.
0 O
Theodore llnyes of South Main
street starts on his vacation Monday.
0 O 0
Miss Catherine ("lnven of the first
district spent yesterday in New York.
I 0 0
Charles Harris of Ledgewood Farm,
has purchased a new Kissei Ker.
I O 0
William Helfant was a visitor in
Ridgei'leld \V’ednesday evening.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peterson and family
are enjoying a vacation on Smith's
Island on the Sound.
0
Mrs. Anna Vale has resumed her
dutiees with Krelger's department
store after a two weeks' vacation.
I 0 O
Dominick Vento of Connecticut ave-
nue has resigned his postiion as mo-
torrnau on the ion] trolley lines.
o 0 0
Patrick (‘himento and Frank Schultze
attended the Sells-lt‘ioto circus in
Stamford. last evening,
0 O O
The South Nurwalk Plumbing Sup-
ply Co.. has purchased a new G. M. C.
truck.
0 0 0
Dr. Alvin DeWitt Wadsworth of
“’oodscourt. has purchased a new
Jordan coach.
0 0 I
lsrael Helfant. James Root. Hehry
Silver and Maurice I-‘ineson attended
the circus in Stamford. last. evening.
0 O 0
James Conley has purchased a new
Oakland touring car.
0
Mr. and Mrs. “K C'. Poole and
daughter. Dorothy. came to South
Norwalk yesterdy in their new car
and visited friends in South Norwaik
and East Norwalk.
e e e
—Harris 5 Gena. That's All
e e a
Miss Elinor Harris of “'allace
ave. Marvin Beach. is spending her
vacation with friends in Bridgeport.
O O 0
Fred C. Raymond is spending his
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entered an outing yesterday at Bevin
Rock. New Maven. The picnickers
bothered te the shore resort b! I!"
cial trolley cars. Members of the
Stamford M. E. church joined the 10-
cal church here. the two combining
in the outing.
O 0
-Helen Nattenberg'e Beauty Parlor.
as Flax Hill near West avenue. The
last word in modern appliances. collin-
ment and methods. Bobbing hair. a
specialty. Phone 0914.
O O 0
The ennusi'affair of the Ladies'
Aid Society of West Nor-walk will be
held in the chapel Saturday afternoon
and Sunday.
t 0
Jack Lee of South Main street is en-
joying a week's vacation from his du-
ties in Greenwich.
O O O
—8traws and Panamas at O'Brien'a.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bently of
Stamford, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Emerson of West Norwalk ave-
nue.
O O 0
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Bottle of
Lexington. Ky.. who are motoring
through the cast. are visiting for a. few
days at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer Lee. 7 it‘airneld avenue.'
0 O O
—-Byes examined and glasses fitted.
R. A. Benedict. jeweler.
O I 0
Miss Rosalind Finklestein. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Finklestein of
Taylor avenue. entertained twelve of
her young friends at her home Wed-
nesday afternoon to celebrate her
birthday. Those present were; Misses
Bbrnice and Phyiis. Marcus. Norma
Benjamin. Eleanor Casayand Beulla
Peshkin and Billy Ireland. Horton
Duff. Malcolm Tariov. Alan Duff. Al-
bert Abraham and Philip Benjamin.
‘e e e
—-Camilia Gift Shoppe has a hand
painted Csecho~8lovak lemonade set.
0 O 0
Frank T. Drundage of the Royal
Insurance company spent yesterday in
New York.
0 0 0
Mrs. w. Franklin Bishop. Jr.. of
Wilton. has returned from a. visit with
relatives in Hartford.
0 0
John DiSesa of Main street. is plan-
ning to spend the week—end in Rye.
N. Y.
——8ee the new art model Victrola just
reCeivcd today at llonnclly's.
O O 0
0 e e
Mrs. Lyman Bracken of Academy
street .has gone to Forestville. Conn..
to spend a. week.
a O 0
being received from
is enjoying
He is
Cards are
Judge J. it. Taylor. who
his vacation at Bantam Lake.
expected home otmorrow.
0 O O
A large crowd was in bathing at
Hickory Bluff last night enjoying the
high tide and the moanlight.
O O O
ThenVeternns of Foreign Wars had
a. moonlight sail last evening on “The
Star." About iifty were on board
They stopped at Roton Point to enjoy
the lireWorks before sailing to Compo
beach.
0
Mi- Rebecca Robinson of Ray-
mond street, will leave for New York
city, Sunday. where she will spend n
few days with relatives.
0 O 0
Sam Salliek and Raymond Fallon
Ynotored to Ilanbury W'cdncsday eve-
ning.
Miss llelen Silversteiu of Stamford.
together with a party of friends from
the Lock City. yisited Miss Esther
lirescv of Concord street. \V’ednesdny
evening. .
Mrs. Meyer Josem and daughters
of spring street. have left for the
Catskill mountains. where they will
spend a few weeks.
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Mrs. Bernard Abrahams and Mrs
Michael Abrahnms will leave Sunday
for Trumbull beach. where they will
enjoy a. vacation during the month of
August.
0 O 0
Miss Elizabeth W'eeks of West
W'ashington street. will leave tomor-
row for a month’s visit with relatives
in Philadelphia.
0 O 0
Fred Schaub is recovering in the
Norwalk hospital after undergoing an
operation on Tuesday evening.
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Miss Vere In“ of Michigan. is
expected to arrive at the home of
Miss Frances Delta en Ieuth Main
fireet. Saturday. where she will spend
two weeks.
O O O 5
Louis Levine of the Norwalk Paper
Co.. is a business visitor in Bridge-
port today. -
U C 0
Miss Pearl Rosenberg is enjoying a
two weeks' vacation from her duties
in the once of the Modern Grocery
company.
0 O 0
Joseph Jsssil of Main street. has
purchased a new Hudson sedan.
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dowling and
son; Robert and John. are expected
to return to their home on Quintard
avenife. Sunday. after visiting rela-
tives in Utica.
O 0 0
James O'Hara is painting the fence
around the Franklin school. .
O O C
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Miss Irma Holly of Ian avenue.
and Miss Ruth Banderspree of West.
port avenue. will leave tomorrow for
Haverhill. Mass. where they will
visit Miss Sanderspree's relatives.
’ O O 0
Frank Zwlcker has returned to his
duties at the Roton Point carousel
after enjoying a week's vacation.
e i 0
Postal eards are being received
from G. A. Moulton. who is spending
a few weeks in Maine.
0 O 0
Mrs. William F. Knapp of Cedar
street. who has been ill at her home
for the past few months. is now very
much improved.
C
James Root of the First. distric.
visited friends in “’aterbury Wednes
day evening.
0 0
Clifford Crawford attended the
Sells-Floto circus in Stamford last ev~
ening.
O O
Sidney Root of Morgan avenue. will
enter Mt. Herman college in the full
0 O 0
Miss Julia. Josem of Belden avenue.
avenue. motored to Stamford last
evening.
e e a
Mr. and Mrs. Vi'illlam Josem of
Flax Hill road. motored to Darlen
last evening.
e o
Old Glory Council. Daughters of
America will hold its regular meeting
this evening at Red Men's hall in the
Second district.
EAST NORWALK
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Boutwcll of
\Vallace avenue. Marvin beach. let:
this morning. for an automobile trip
through Long Island and Mass.
0
A bridge party will be held at the
Country club on Monday evening.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad l‘. Frey of
Seale avenue. left this morning for
an automobile trip through Mass.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson have
returned to their home on Osborne
avenue. after enjoying a vacation in
Massachusetts. ‘
O
O
Misses Grace and Beatrice Lowndes
of Senvlcw avenue, are spending a
few duo with relatives in DanLvury.
O O 0
Louis 11. Kellogg enjoyed a. fishing
trip at Topstone on Wednesday. Mr.
Kellogg among a big catch. reports a
t 1-2-lb. wide-mouthed inns.
O O 0
Mrs. Brennan of Osborne avenue.
is visiting relatives in Oyster Bay.
0 O 0
Mrs. Flumaurice of Fort Point
street. is enjoying a. two weeks' vaca-
tion from her duties with Krelgcr's
department store on “feet Washing-
ton street.
. O 0
Frederick Gilbert of Van Zandt
street. is recovering after an opera-
tion on his adenoids and tonsils in
the Norwalk hospital last week.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. s. Lopez and Mr. and
Mrs. D. Parara of New York city.
will be the week-end visitors of Mr.
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purchased a newfitouring ear.
- O O O
‘mderlok Wheeler of Edits avenue.
has purchased a new .tourisg oar.
e 0
Many people are expected to be
aboard Capt. Fred Lovejoy'a sailboat
which will take the members of the
Friendship Bible cis- around the is-
lands of the Sound this evening. The
boat will leave the bridge host at
s p. m. A “surprise" program is
promifid by Mrs. James Rutledge.
who is in char” of the stair.
O 0 . 0
John Ericson of Osborne avenue.
enjoyed a fishing trip on the Sound
with ‘s party of frient‘is yesterday.
0 e
Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Poets and
their youthful guests. Roger Wood.
Charles and Arthur Waterbury. Jo-
seph Boos. George Roberts. who spent
the week with them at their summer
cottage. "Nevesink." will return to
their homes tomorrow.
0 O 0
Mrs. Ame McClaren of Marvin
beach. is visiting relatives in Mary-
land.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mitchell of
Neptune avene. have taken up their
residence in their newly purchased
home on Elliott avenue.
DARIEN i
Assistant Postmaster Charles W.
Smith will go on a ten-day's vacation.
August 4. He will tour through
Maine. When asked if he intended to
go in his “trick" Ford. he replied that
he expected to win the Maxwell'car at
the llarlen Firemen's Carnival and
would use that. Postmaster Frederick
H. Smith is recovering in Norwalk
from an attack of ptomaine poisoning.
and is expected to take up his duties
Monday.
O I C
The Darlen Fire Department Carni-
val will come too close tomorrow
evening after a very successful week.
The three cars. Maxwell. Chevrolet
and Ford and the two cash prize: of
8:5 and one of $60 will be rattled. In
addition. mm other articles donated
by local merchants will be disposed of.
A feature of the closing day program
tomorrow will he a cake enle'in ihe
afternoon on the al‘ir Grounds. The
booths and those in charge follow.
Refreshments, Carl Brenner; dolls.
(‘uri Rellstab: ham and bacon. Arthur
Raymond. and Charles W. Smith:
punch board Mrs. Cary llroggy; hou-
doir lamps. William \V'illmot: blankets
Charles Rodemeyer: ukulele's and
banjoes. George. Smith: silverware,
Prank Standing: beaded bags }iarulfi
Millspnugh: Chance Booth. Mrs. Carl
Rollstab and Mrs. A. 1.. Raymond:
aluminum ware. James iTano: spark
plugs andBarney googlcs. Rs‘lph
Schyrver: percentage wheel. Thomss
Buck: ‘candy wheel. (‘arl llrog-gy: au~
iomohiles. John Mason .- and Lemar
Bounty.
O O 0
Tony Rutino of it: Cardinal street.
Stamford. reported to Traffic Oflicer
Elven Scribner_ Jr.. yesterday morning
that s Franklin car had hit his Ford
while passing him. The car did not
stop but Putrlno not the number and
the local authorities are looking for
the driver of (3114! Alabama. The
fenders of Patrino‘s car were bent
considerably.
O a 0
Dr. William 1!. slaughter of lions-
fleld avenue. at llluff Point. Yates
county. N. Y.
. e a e
“’illism Toomey of Stamford. who is
employed in the. James Butler store in
Durieu won the spaghetti eating con-
test at the Mardi Graa at Roton Point
on Tuesday evening. Toomey de-
voured more of the product than any
of his competitors.
0 O 0
An accident occurred on Wednada!
on the Flats. when a Packard car in
passing a Nash car turned in too 'shert-
and took the front wheels of! the
‘ street. and Mrs. John
Nash. The Packard failed to stop but
you a decided saving with the
Oxfords.
OUR JULY SALE
Of Men’s, Women’s and Children's Summer Footwear, offers
Substantial cats in the prices of Women 's Pumps. Oxfords
and White Goods, Men’s Oxfords and Children's Pumps and
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South Roi-walk. Ooun. —_- Store Open Saturday Evenings.
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mm s. Beers ot- one-toot street.
South Norwslk. Besides both whools
or Beer's‘oar being damaged the left
front and near mudguards
smashed. Zehler was arrested under
the charge of evading responsibimy
and his trial will be held later in the
week. He claimed he did notknow he
hit the other car.
0 O O
The Ever-Ready Society of the
Barton Methodist Episcopal church
wiilmeet this evening at the home of
Mrs. Slawson on Church street.
0 O 0
William Blarney Gaywood of Collen.
der's point is writing a series of‘arti-
cles for the magazine “Golf Illus-
trated.". The material was. gathered
while Mr. Gaywood spent several
weeks in the south.
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The MissesNatalie and Hermione
Adams of Crescent road. entertained a
number of their Isle friends yesterday
noon at luncheon. The Misses Adams
proved nae hostesses and prepared a
deiiciou collation. Those present
were Messrs. Charles Kennedy. 'Tick"
O'Hara. Lambert Adams, and the
Misses Ann Matthews and Natalie and
Hermione Adams.
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Miss Madeline Ortiz entertained 12
of her friends at a card party and
luncheon at her home Wednesday
evening. Miss Helen Watson took
first prize and Arthur Leonard. sec-
ond. in the card playing.
0 C 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of
Crescent road. are on a motor tour
tlirouhg New York state and sur-
rounding places. 'i'hey expect to re
turn in a few days.
0
0 0
Charles Kennedy returned to his
home in Germantown. Pennsylvania
yesterday afternoon after spending
some time with Dr. and Mrs. Edward
Kennedy of Crescent road. Charles
Kennedy is manager of the Ritz-Cari.-
ion hotel in Philadelphia and is well-
known throughout these parts.
0 O 0
Jack Mchlachlan of East avenue. is
driving a new Buick car.
0 O 0
Donald Adams of "Neponsot" cot-
tage. has returned to his winter home
in \\'hite Plains. N. Y. .aftcr spend-
ing some -time at his lleil Island
home. He will return in the near fu-
ture to his home here.
0 O O
M. Hanford Foote. who is em.
played by the New York Central rail-
road .is expected at Cobble cottage.
the home of Mrs. John H. Ferris.
over the week-end. Ilanford will
come down to the island direct from
Rochester. where he had been the
past week.
0 0
Walter L. Lissberger of Cranburs’.
was a visitor at Arch Sciwyn'a real i
deuce yesterday.
0
Vernon Jarboe. chairman of the
entertainment committee of the Bell
Island club. has announced that illi
Barn Dance and Country Store. sched
uled for tomorrow evening. has been
postponed until .‘Auguot 4th. and the
mlnstrel show has been postponed to
August 25th21 A dance will also be
held on the 25th.
,. O O O
n
. The weekly dance of the Bell Is»
land club will be. held tomorrow eve-
ning in the cltfvhouse. Kearney-3
voicheatm of Stamford will furnish the
rr‘usic.
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Mrs. E. H. Every of Pe‘nnoyer
Flint of R0
wayton avenue. were visitors in New
York on‘.\\’ednesday.
e e .e
Mrs. Louis Schmidt and daughter
Beatrice, of New Canaan. visited
friends in Rowayton on Wednesday.
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Bacon booth. and the new stock is
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ORDER 1‘0 SETTLE aooourrr
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as.
PROBATE COURT. July 28. A. D..
1923.
Estate of Leslie Smith. late of Nor-
walk. in said district. deceased. ‘
Ordered. That'the executors exhibit
their adminiuration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk. on the 2nd day of
August. 1923. at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof, the
executors will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper . having a
circulation in said district. at leest
five days before said 2nd day of Au-
gust. 1928. '
. HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
CARD 0!" THANKS
We wish to take this opportunity to
expreu our heart-felt thanks to Woos-
ter Lodge of New Canaan. Cockcnoe
Tribe. the Moose. and neighbors and
friends for the many kindnesses shown
during the last illness and after the
death of our husband and father
Edgar Todd Bates. '
Signed:
MRS. MELVILLE DOWNS.
MRS. E. T. BATES.
ED“'ARD E. BATES.
WANTED—To buy a kitchen range.
heating stove and small printing
press. Address P. 0. Box 381. South
Norwalk. Give lowest price.
A Wonderful
Sale of Footwear
The sale of Summer Goods now
going on at Conneaily & Brackcn's is
the biggest Shoe Sale that has taken
place in Norwalk in many years. The
store. is crowded from morning until
night. Extra help to take care of the
crcwd. Plenty of sizes and widths to
fit mod .anybody's feet. There are
about 500 pairs of men's 87.00 and
$7.50 and 88.50 Oxfords that we axe
selling at $4.95 a. pair. 1.000 pairs of
women's dark tan oxfor'is. patent
leather pumps. sport oxfords. whit e,
goods of all kinds. Misses and chil-
dren's patent'lenther pumps and or
fouls.
The stock is the largest ever placed
on sale at special prices.
It is your opportunity to get the very
best shoes that can be made at prim-s
that are below the price of medium
grade goods. Every pair is guaranteed
to be our regular goods. and durin:
this sale there will be No Exchange.
No Rwanda—Adv.
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demption day—May 20th.
Bnng' your bonds to us and we will credit
them to your account or cash them for you.
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