min-m
JUDGE AND MRS.
Judge and its. John Keogh of
Marvin Beach returned today from
trip to Nova cotia and New Bruns-
wick.
Miss Luella
visiting relatives.
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The offices of Keogh 8; Condos. at-
torneys-at-iaw. are being re-decoralcd.
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Mrs. Archy Leverty of Bridgeport
has returned to her home. after
week's visit with relatives at Man-i
Beach.
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-—Harris & Gans.
0
That's all.
0
Pinch of Fort Point
road spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
kEOGH RETURN ‘
Miss Rhoda Jarvis of Rowayton,
a
“Howgygougins‘”
Edward McMahon of West avo-
nue has added a new word to the
English language. .
Ed saw many motorists driving
up and down West avenue rather
aimlessly this morning. as if they
were learning the art of mastering
a car. Ed said they were "howgy-
gouging."
has returned from’ a motor trip
through Providence. Attleboro. Millis.‘
Boston. Wiliimantic and Hartford.
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Miss Dorothy MacGregor and Adelle
Van Smy of. 81 Van Buren avenue
have returned from a two weeks'
visit in East Hampton. 'at ' Lake
Pocotopaug.
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Cards are being received from the
Misses Alberta Comstock, Annice and
Kathleen McHugh, all of this city,
ii
the “Nationals." stated today that the
reason his team lost the game at
Green Farms yesterday. was because
three of their players were riding
Robert Mulvey of Merwln street. of
who are motoring through Canada.
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Myer Dulberg of Norwalk. is spend-
ing a few days at Pleasure Rest.
Hickory Bluff.
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.. _ . . ‘ .. . {I ~*
. 7.x . ,4 j «l '
has purchased a six room cottage on
River Drive.
Robert Joselovsky.
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Mrs. Harryfhlahan of Ito .
gave birth‘to a sixpound dang
her home .on “tux-day morning.
Mrs. R. Levine 3: Stamford. form-
erly of the Third district.‘ vidted
friends on Seaview avenue. last eve-
ning. ‘
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Ariel Alnsworth of Cove
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Edward Everali of Harbor View.
Marvin Beach. from
‘ J
street.
erat
avenue.
motored to Stamford Saturday.
Miss B. Peters of New York city
0 .3. Peters. as planned.
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Matthews. daughter, of Mrs.
natthews of Pine Point.
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Mi- Jean Harper has sent out 54
invitations!" the graduation dance.
which will be given in her honor by
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wright of
Summit avenue on Wednesday eve-
ning. August 1st at the club. Steward
Albert W. Herr-Ln will cater.
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The nurses at Edith Camp. Belle-
vue Home for Nurses. will hold a
l .
did not spend the weekend with Mrs.
Donald 11de of New York city.
was a week-end guest of Miss Jane
C11!
Miss
Greens firms has been rented
Mrs. Strakoch of New York.
Florence Foster's home in
to
Whiton Paine, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Paine. was host
to a party of 40 children at the home
of his parents on W'ilton road, on
Saturday afternoon.
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Traffic Officer Van was on duty
yesterday. for the first time since he
was injured by being knocked down
by a car while on duty at Schiaet's
corner several weeks ago.
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Prof. Clifford Elwood of the Uni
versity of California. arrived at the
.home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
MONDAY, JULY so, '
nraley and Miss
Susa
use on Friday 9 n Quin.
Vellllig.
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.A new antique shop In.
on the Post Road in Dll‘le
of! the Congregation: “r, ‘
property which was 5;“
b:r William G. Jamos. Ian-1"
bing and‘John Show gr; 1.!
'1' boy are the proprietors of“
Art Shop located at 1" a“
street. Xew York. Mr. Qui- ‘
lertor of rare glass will”
bing is known as a co'l; ‘
pldntings. . M
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George Krause gndil
the registrar: of rot...»
D srien will b” in srss
Friday. August 9
time.
S of the
ion in '1'
.. n
O'iiJock noon. uniil :dp 1,:
time. to enroll the names},
desiring to participate in ill
caucus. Those not f‘hrn!j.d
i
John Elwood of Sherwood’s Island.
Friday evening. Prof. Elwood will
remain in \Vcstport until August 213i.
when he will return to his home in
Berkeley. Cal.. accompanied by Mrs.
Elwood and his son. Cliflord. who ar-
rived here about scven weeks ago.
and who have been the guests of Mr.
Elwood's parents.
0
Vincent E. Ferretti of Day street
has returned from a month’s vacation
at Fort George in the Adirondacks.
He bought back with him a good coat
of tan. He reported that fishing and
hiking were the main sports at the
camp. Joseph Lonchak of Day street.
who went up there to use the new
fishing pole that Albert Morgan had
given him for making a h0me~rllli in
the K. of C. baseball game against
Springwood. a week ago. said that the
large number of fish caught was due
rolely to his new pole. The trip back
to Norwalk was made in Joe's car.
Mlsp Margaret Allen of New York
City. who has been visiting Ml-
Louise- Benedict of Winfield street.
started Saturday for South America.
over the Mohawk Trail and hence
frankfurter roast. this evening on the
could not be pmsent to play.
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rocks in the main building. There
are now 18 nurses at the camp and
preparations are being made for the
unusual” large number expected this
week. Thanonths of August and
September are. always busy for Miss
Emma Bevan. matron of Camp Edith.
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The usual number of oflicers from
the Norwalk police force were on duty
at the Island ov’ the week-end. as
usual.
eiizher oral or “‘rittrn “we:
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J ackle Carter and
DiVing Horse :
Min Jackie Carter. the
da redevil" has arrived here
fa slous horse. "Clatawah."
po rts that she is in All con .
her first driving exhil‘ition.
to be staged at the Putnam H
niiral at Amusement Park this .
Miss Carter will be featured
evening this week.
_Bradley Harrison Tomlin. well-
known artist for "House and Garden"
and “Vogue," has been the guest of
Frank London of “'ilson Point. for
the past few weeks. Mr. London is
one of the owners of a summer cot-
tage at the Point. He is noted for
his stalngiass windows at St. Paul's
Cathedral, New York.
Miss Helen Todd of New York. was
the week-end guest of Mrs. Helena
liill \Veed, of Wilson Point.
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Frank V. McMahon of “'est ave-
nuc. went to New Haven yesterday
to spend ‘his vacation.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Friendship Bible class will be held
in ,the East avenue Methodist church
on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jennings
were the guests of Mr. Jennings'
mother at her home in I’rcens Farms.
over the week-end.
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A bridge and dinner dance will be
held in the Country Club this even-
ing.
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Howard Newman of New York city '
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. David
Nattenberg at 38 Flax Hill Road. yes-
terday.
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George Clark. Charles Mitchell. Leo
Miller and Louis Kramer attended
the Yankee—“’hitc Sox double header
at the Yankee Stadium yesterday af-
tcrnoon.
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Mim/ Mary Hardiman of Hartford.
has arrived at Camp Edith, Bellevue
Home for Nurses. where she will
spend three weeks.
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Miss Elsie Miller returned to her
home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. yesterday.
after spending the meat of July at
the Summit house. Summ t avenue.
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Ralph Havens of East avenue. has . _ .
purchased a new sedan. Lenardo Capozzoiello. 889 Lexing-
ton nvenue, Bridgeport. was arrested
last night by Officer Clifford Nichols
for driving with his car improperly
ighted. lie is to have a. hearing be-
fore Deputy Judge Adams in the
Town Court.
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Miss Edna. Taft of Haviiand street.
has returned from a week's visit in
New Rochelle and New York.
Mrs. Sigurd Anderson of New Ha-
ven. formerly Miss Mary Taft of this
city. has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. George Platt.
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John T. Hayes and family have re-
John DiSt-sa...los‘cpl7 lnnchak. \‘in-
rent. Ferretti. and Dr. llnrry Hcfi'vron -—llel(‘n Nattcnhcrg‘s Beauty Parlor,
and James O'Boyle 0 {this City “”133 Flax Hill‘nrar \Vest avenue. The
planning to attend the game tomorrow : last word in modern appliances. equip.
M Bridgeporitdbetweten h;hNeW']Ha\'c;la merit and methods. Bobbing hair. a
the Br c or s. ey lope o _
:redSam Hymfnra friend of their! at specialty. Phone 9924'
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Georgetown Unhersity “(Ch in on“ of The Misses Susan. Emma and Eli.
the games Tuesday.
TEN VESSELS Action
WAN COUVER. ll. C.. Juiv it
his; 'I‘yee of Seattle was repc .
dirt on a reef in a dense 'og.
th . tenth vessel to struggjg iii
waters in four days.
_——§\_
.l. snake can be deprived
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Hester and Ralph Havens of East
venue. have returned to their homes
fter spending a week with relatives
in Providence.
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Morris Sopshin. soda water manu-
facturer of Liberty Square. has pur-
Francis Coley of Colcytoan. spent
znhoth Scudder of Flax Hill road. chased “I. house at 2.. Va.“ ‘Zandt e a 0 yesterday in New Haven. ve 00m every eight or nine dsn
turned to their home in Belden ave- _
i ., ' ‘ . o i .
——Buy your Vlgtrola lit Donnelly's on . “T." “if! at" lhkexl’lac‘i‘d‘ihn 11:12:93: nue after a two weeks’ stay at Nar- strcct, "W“ Samuel C‘mP-b :23 The '00“! dance was held Satur a s o “t "5‘"?
kl a ents. Store openi‘”l 3”“ “m” m” ragansett pm, The, up“... Newport Sopshln will construct a lets. u - day evening in the club with a large There will be a public hearing this _. 7
o.”i'“ ympaym ter. airs. Frederick Squier. and other points of mm'rut making ing at the rear of the house where attendance. Kearney's orchestra of evening before the Board of Finance
“a an un .v-.m-. ‘ ‘ ‘ . the trip by automobile ' he “"11 "mm” "1' bottling "I‘ll- Stamford make their second appear- on the Garbage question. F 0 L08
Miss (\“CG COlC‘S 0t 12 Lnion Park. ‘ ' now located Ct ler'y squue. B. ‘nca 0‘ (h. . n and d hted the MAKE UR 8 You
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Jack Cuneo. son of Mmrmy 30“" has Just returned fmm a pleasant \‘a‘ will start work on the new construc- 1.1.,“ .d‘nc. my". mm the“. mm Miss Julia Haggnmen of New York.
GAINl
CuneO. returned Saturday “‘“m ”“3 cation mum in Danburlfi “"3"“ Mew“ °' P‘W‘ew “e"“e' tion in a few months and will take music. The lucky number dance. and Miss Edith Grirron were hie
Boy Scout camp at Grvllt l'omi. ham 0 0 0 59““? ”‘0 week-end ““11 his family up the new location at the expiration were‘ won by the follomng- Tots. week-end guests of Mrs. Haggamen
bury. where he spent :1 work. “4‘ Mr. and M”. Klaff of “‘ashington at “oodlnont. of his lease next year. Henry Gioetsner and rtner rise of “‘ashlngton avenue.
looked none the worse {or his chPrl- street, enjoyed a motor trip to ' 1 ' _ . . . 0 , donated by Herbert A gcahwart'rpjun- . . . ED TAG
enc6~ l'OuxhkN‘llsio yesterday. M"- and Mrs- 1' rcd Pu“ of hew The East Norwalk Improvement. tors .Albert Erskine “'14 fiancee. Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller and Mr. .
s o 0 ° ' ‘ Rochellenvere guests oter the week- Association will hold its regular my"... the don ted b M G and Mrs. Harold Baker motored to
Mr. and Mrs. Ii‘rt-d Glorcllino of the end of .ur. and Mrs. Wendell ' p ‘ y "' eorge
Leo lskiliarizln. Albert Miller and
Louis Krl-muer of this city, went on
nn i‘XCUrSliln to Coney Island yester-
day.
monthly meeting Tuesday of Next Brooklin, Conn.. yesterday.
week. The meeting will be held' in
the summer cottage of Mrs. Everrett
Buckley at Southport. The women
will start from the Third district and
P. Mii-‘
. E. Hayes. and elders. Mr. Jordan and
guest. prise donated by Mr. and Mrs.
Hearn Streat.
ligan of Dry Hill road.
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Edwald Kelly of Couch street. has
resigned his position in New York
city and is now associated with the
Sterling Furniture company motorva
to New Hampshire Saturday to fish
their daughter. Viola. who is at a mlrnjl
in Manchester. They returned home
today and reported a pleasont trip.
SALE
{that Makes Folks Sit Up
I WT'I‘GN Pfilfi T
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Miss Madeline
Ortis entertained
n .
.21 a. m. and
i h tide—Tucsdav -
Beatrice Mead. Lena Klinefslter will also enjoy an OUtlDS and- ‘ friends from Morristown N J. over .Hg "
-—Harris C 0‘“: 'l'hat’s Ill and Lillian Monahan of Norwalk. gangrcnce Drug company 0‘ Stam- lunch. tho week-end. ' 2.49 p. m. (d. s. t.) Take Notice.
° ' . I spent yesterday. in. Hartford. 0! . ° ‘ ‘ . . . ' . . . There will b; nr.) e;rursions at the
‘ Michael Dunn William Gamble and 1 1
_ _ _ . , . n ng Feats of Bell Island. who is .
Mfg' hathcrine lxernc). formun or —l~‘or something different visit the M“ 5- Steinbcrg and children 0' Raynor “’erme have removed their Park tomorrow and concessioncrs will BUY NOW!
spending a month at East Hampton.
Norwalk, and nof of Mt. Vernon. N. ‘i'.. . enjoy a much needed day of rest and . _
n. the WNW“... mm. o, M,” mm.- art needle-work department at 01- fi°2°frdgmffih ”fif‘fimcrfd "C m" Block "0'“ "1° "0"" but“ u 307 Conn.. is having a wonderful time. ac- also replenish their stock. On Wednes- .Before the Sizes Are
13.3....“ M.” ”n... Norwalk mllla Gift Shoppe. ° “ *“f‘ "- °° m°n- °““-- Liberw Silva“ and "I ‘ “'0" “n“ cording to letters his friends have re day 1,300 members" or the 4th and
s s 'o o s s where thp) «lil.sp:nd.soms time. the store ""1 b9 opened b’ two new ceived from him, Irv is surely keep- 5th district I. O. 0. F.. of New York ,
“I" Daisy “chum“ romnlv book-' Snnlut‘l \Villnnt of this city. is en- 3“": “1”? “‘me' h‘" “m as ’“ ing up the Island reputation for be- will come to the Park in the Sirius. It S a Hummer
‘ - juying :1 two weeks' furlough from Mr" G€°r8° Simpkin‘ and '0" 0‘ “n ”me ' ins fine athletes. as he recently de-. l
keeper with the Cluu-tt-I'enbody Co..
Inc., has taken a position in the busi-
ness office of The Evening Sentinel.
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Miss Carrie Henry is enjoying a two-
wceks' vacation from her duties in the
N. E. Ryan store on \Vasllington
street.
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The exhibition dance scheduled for
tomorrow evening between Felix and!
Miss Melon 1‘. )rcnnan and Constatine
and McDonald of Roseland Palace.
has been called off.
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It is not known yet whether Di-
\‘lto's Orchestra will switch with any
up-to-date orchestra this week. but
it is likely that they will remain here
all week.
Dayton. 0.. are the guests of Mrs.
Simpkins' parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Avery of Lexington avenue.
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ha
a
tested the tennis champtsn of Edge.-
mers. by the scores of 6—4. 6—8 and
0—2. and on Thursday Irv also de-
featedfeated the swimming champion
of Edgemere. Irving will return to
Cobble Cottage. his Bell Island home.
within a short time.
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Madeline Ortis. Lester Ortiz and
Donald McLachlan went on a fishing
tlb yesterday -mornins in Don's
speed
the United States vy.
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The East -Norwalk Yacht Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting in
the club rooms next Monday evening.
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Starr Jarvis and Jack Coe. of Sea-
vlew avenue. who started in the fruit
and candy business last week. have
found business so rushing that" they
have moved to larger quarters in the
front of Jack‘s home on Saaview ave-
nus.
Mary and Anna Heagtns of New
York were entertained by “falter
lluwo of 30 Taylor avenue, over the
week-end.
Dr. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of
the Norwaik Congregational church.
and son. Donald. will start tomorrow
on a yachting trip to Nantucket and
other points of interest. Dr. Mc~
Gregor and son will be the guests of
Charles and Percy Mead who will
make the trpi on their boat. the
Rogers 69’ Stev
NORWALK SO.NOBW
Alex Naggy of the Naggy Bros. ex-
press company. has purchased a new
baby Mack and Brockway truck.
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Miss Mary Keating of Harriet street
is spending a few days with (trends in
Hartford.
hcl Beers of George-
town, spent a two
with Peggy Carroll
street. '
e g a ——Gottlieb's first anniversary mle “Elsa" . . . ‘u boat;1 thgg‘Sunqjgl-t Jr)- They l’ V" ' ': A ' l" " ‘ l“ «
. . ' ' —-_.-.. returns Wit big catches. I rm ‘5 g In a I 7 , u
~T° have that parlor "1th “phat: nox going on ' ‘ ‘ Thomas Hoyt has returned to his ' ’ The R01 AL Jr‘. 3‘
stored call up Borzstrom hllOD. lit)“ ‘xqry an}! in. 0 a . ‘Vallflf‘t‘. “'oundy. 8. mail carrier home in COIKIBQ street. ‘ner enioy- r—l—mm—l Miss Grace Lynch Of Brooklyn. N.
'I. O. 0_ F. Bldg. ,at the First District postoffice. is en- Y" is visiting her “mg
l in McKinley street.
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ing a week's vacation trip through
the New England states.
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n. Jack Contra,”
vacation
Spring
wecks'
of WILL SERVE
Joylng a two weeks' vacation. Mr.
Woundy has started a trip to Maine
via automobile.
A marshmallow roast was held last ‘3
The planting of the shrubbery
night at Calf Pasture. Among those
about the r. M. «C. A. building has
Misses Anna and 10.",th Glea~ The Ever-Ready chorus will hold ‘V ' ' ' '
present were Monto_Wnterbury. 00- ' ° ° . ' . ‘ ° ° . son of Port Chester, are visiting Mr. been completed. A hedge has bee. a. rehearsal at the home of Mrs. w 3UNDA1 DL\I\ '
\‘Ol‘nh Melbourne, “illis R. Stanton B1155 Kathll‘t‘n Lynch Of Academy John 030" 10d!!! resumed hi! du- and Mrs. Michael Pascale of 'Van planted. large tubs containing small Ambler in Rowayton avenue this eve:
and Henry \i'. Richards and their sin-ct, gave a party at her home Sat- ties as mail carrier in the First Dis- Zandt street. trees adorn the ten-ac}. and several “mg.
urday night to a few of her local
friends. Games and singing were en-
joyeil. Dainty i'ces in green and white
were served. Miss Lynch favored the
assembled guests with a few of her
vocal selections.
C
wives, all of New York. r—-' for —-—-O
s a a
Mr. and Mrs. “2 Clifford “'ard,
and son. Clifford. of Arch strcct. and
Zeta Feency motored to utmzlll
I'ark yesterday afternoon and then-
enJoycd a fronkfurt roast.
trict postoffico after enjoying a va-
cation.
blus spruce trees have been planted 0
on the State street side of the build-
ing.
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Jack Centre. of McKinley street. is
spending a few days camping with a
friend on Smith’s Island. '
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Miss Harriet Dimond of W'est ave-
nue. spent Saturday as the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Douglas of Rowayton.
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A large crowd enjoyed the bathing
at Calf Pasture yesterday.
mm
The regular monthly meeting ‘ot’ths‘
Bell Island Social club was held Fri—
day evening. Routine business mat-
ters were transacted.
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Mr. and Mrs. Loomls ind son of
New York city. are spending the week
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
s s s x . -
Mr. and Mrs. J hn D. Milne, Maple
street. motored o Rockville yester-
day and visited Mr. Milllle's mother.
, There will a picnic of the Darien
Congregational church at Compo
beach Wednesday.
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The ladies of the Greens Farms
Congregational church will hold a
rummage sale tomorrowat the pavil-
ion ot the Friendly Aid society.
Greens Farms. The sale will open
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Miss Alice Pendcrgast. of 5 Spring
Hill avenue, who has been ill for the
past month. resumed her duties to-
day as stenographer in the uptown
offices of the law firm. Ligh.t Dunbu.
and Quinlan.
Mrs. Richard H. Ireland of 45
High street. is ill at her home.
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ca.
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Melville Kellogg of 13 Academy
street. is completing extensive repairs
and alterations on his home.
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-—llarris & Guns. That's All
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—.
Miss Grace Keenan is entertaining
one of her college friends Miss Helen
Cochranc of Brooklyn. over this week-
end at her aunt's, Mrs. Quayle's home.
Samuel Sallick of Madison street.
has taken a position with the Modern
Grocery company.
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Attorney and Mrs. Jesse T. Dun~
. . _ A. Me- t ' .
’nytgzumftg‘tlfi- 35:... 33:33:: Samuel Ireland. Jr.. of 10 Bates bar and mm“, are expected to w lntosh. ‘ “ en °°l°°k 5nd.°°5‘“"°—3'.‘ d“ l D ARIEN —-~
"It looked like n beginner's road." gird?" :xnfim."iut°r in iVatsrbury turn home today after spending two ‘ ° ' The A. H. Cole! place. next to the r n. Coolest Place in To“
demarked Ed. McMahon. who cup . . . R, w. Va. The Dell island club has purchased Eno place, has been rented by Mrs. DARIEN— ‘
weeks in Louishur _
. sinnew card tables from A. J. Col-
lins, of South Norwalk.
veyed their endeavors fronl a com- ‘ '
Horace Paine to Mr. and Mrs. Ling-
Harold Carpenter of New York, Frank M' TOOR'" 0' 319 Flax Hill
fortabie hammock on his front porch
on \Vest avenue.
visited his mother. Mrs. Herbert Car-
The Connecticut Light and Power
lay of ew York.
Road. South Norwalk. reported to
pcntcr of South Main t e t _ _ Company has practically completed _ Grand Juror Martin J, Shau hue
‘ ‘ ' day. ' r e 593‘" the installation of gas mains at Mar- ‘ Saturdayevcning that someofie ’18:: . L"! 9'.
Victor W. Ferris ot Seymour street. . . . vin Beach tract. OUR J'U'LY ALE stolen a new .1... and rim from the ‘- Formerly 3'. E- “”4"“...
started his vacation Saturday. He —Gottlleb’s first anniversary sale , . s rear of his Ford. which was parked in 10 So. dials 5‘- So. ‘
leaves today for Block Island on a The Japanese claim the longest sub-
now going on. front of the Carnival Grounds.
Of Men’s, Women's and Children's Summer, lootsnar,‘ offers
you a decided» saving with the certainty of satisfafion.
Substantial cuts in thepriees of Women's Pumps, Oxfords
and White Goods, Men's Oxfords and Children’s Pumps and
Oxfords. ‘ ‘
fishing trip and expects to be gone.
marine power cable in the world.
a week.
which reaches from Niihama to Shi-
sakajima. Shikouku. It is 13 miles
long and consists of 23 factory lengths.
each measuring 8.000 feet.
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Leo J. Frank of 33
Norwalk high school
enter the N
in the fall.
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Tile Ever-Ready Society of the
Darbn Methodist Episcopal church
held a meeting at the home of Mrs.
Howard Slawaon on Church street
Friday evening. A miscellaneous
shower was tendered Miss Julia Sher-
er. popular member of the society.
Vi'ilton avenue.
graduate, will
cw Haven normal school
Miss Katherine Curry of Kantlc.
Conn.. has returned to her home after
a week's visit at the home of her his-
ter. Mrs. John F. McMahon. Jr., of
this city.
MARY 0 “SEER
mares MEMO”
WP “a”
Mia—Mahmud
so sourn MAIN mm
som'a noawsna. 0051‘-
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Andrew Stable. Theodore
“'eeley Williams and Alfred S
Barritt. ’
table of
\
Nor-walk. enjoyed g - - who will be marri t Ch t M . ' . w
Mrs. M A. i . _ camping trip to ’ er 0 es er c pw
Jean. crust-ll; fasting“: dirrzghtg'; bmith s Island .over the week.snd. EXPERIENCE ‘ ‘ ‘ gowe" in September. At the couch. chm- 1
' '. .‘ - ' 0 , , v ,, on of the business meeting a. lurich- '- k"
can: 312.23. M... Wm. .. ...... .. ..... .. Th G t a... . CONNEALLY 69’ BRACKEN ... ...... .. . m... h... . we w m M“
a..." ' "‘"° °°"““‘- “lumen advenue- motored to rerun. e m 1;“ I. * Sogth lorsalk. om. .—“ aim Oil-’m, Innings ‘°"°“' sums panics
0n yester ay. Th9" m my poo ‘ ' - e' . >
- who think ill mm P _ ‘ The Darien firemen's Carnical will in ’11 the bust weaves and " "
; '7 W . .7 ‘ come to a close tonight with the as. gem-s, ladies’ and
sonally suffer thru ”In 0 -- := ‘ . awarding of the three cars and the des'svear a: ’
-—. three cash rizes. While scheduled to '
agonising period —- when ._ e ' ’ s on n 3.3.... ev o ‘
l o y ening. ld Jupe
: ‘11. W60 Of others : are . on Olng 1 Pin us'interfeered with the evening's ' °
._ would M film “I. l L... ,. . - bill. A few booths were open on Sat-
Under Ilshackerno Bold
com noawsl-K-
urday evening, however, and they did
a good busineu. Two roasting chick-
ens were won' by Martin J. Shangh-
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