THURSDAY, AUGUST $19217 \’ l _ I f m ‘ ‘ ”Kg“ fiAh V ”'i girl I“!!! m . ’ ‘ a _. r. I . mum of lilool..,\n. New York. 4 | . a o o .L 1., .LJ Mrs. Henry Leach of Brooklyn. New York..is spending a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. \V. Cole of neurons L a .. JUDGE WALSH OFF ON Vlsrl“ To NEWF’. 3 diabetes at the I... ‘ . “brim“ Snow on Kelly’s 1".” Judge John Walsh of Dorlon's W Letty Houston. Marjorie Wright. Beth Hogan. Jane Erskine. Frances Galla- and Riohdalo was won by Miss Car- rie Huntington: 150 pounds of flour Kentucky. While there he purchased three Kentucky thoroughbreds. L. Bell of l—iowayton avenue. . O Sergeant of v}... -. Virclli and st; Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Noxon of Roway- Point is on a trip to Newfoundland. Miss Dorothy Wilkins of Old Sauga- Sher. Eleanor Leonard. Alice Bern- donated by James Butl and F. V. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus “91 “N .w ‘ stein. Josephine Kenna. Betty and Cantrell was wonby Mrs. W. Pritch- “Rockies." the former home of John ton “chm have been emenammg Ma“ firm; .“2‘ :. .2. McCormick. sailed last week for Eu- Mr. and Mrs. Burke of Jacksonville.i ‘ ‘\ 1"THE: 0 0 Miss Kathleen Lync.h gave a beach party at Compo last night. Several n-iends from Bethel were present. as well as local people. including Alice Land. Miss Campbell. Jack Hurley. Dancing was enjoyed at Mrs. Hurley's cottage. which is on the beach. Frankfurters and toasted marshmal- lows fire furnished. home of Mrs. Ridgefleld, Conn. new house in Central avenue. George Mookef. in a few days. 0 O O tuck road is spending the week at the Charles E. Cary of 0 O 0 'George Lamb will start work on a for Joseph Stratton. of Paterson, N. J., Josephine Dunning, Muriel Schwartz. Verna Smith. Mary McFay. Muriel Swenson. Janice Perkin. Lucille Street. Mary Johnson. Dorothy Fillow, Anna LaCentre. Olivia White. Inez Montelth. Doris Turner. Paula. May Schmoegcr. Gretchen Coenen. Vita Wardwell. Rita Cahlll. Audrey Arlington. Helen Canty. Margaret McGowan. Alice Hart. Cath- ard; $5 in gold donated by Mrs. Standing was won by George E. Bar- toes. Noroton Heights; lougpound bag of sugar donated by Mrs. Stephen Andrews was is by W. K. Diehl: auto shoe give by the Depot garage was won by F. M. Stocking: lawn mower donated by Lounsbury and Son was won by Mrs. Joseph Amend rope. I ROWAYTON l Rev. Victor F. Scalise. pastor of the Baptist church is visiting in both Adams. Mass.. and will preach in the Baptist church there next Sunday. his Florida. avenue has gone to New York city where he will undergo treatment for Nor-walk Police 5:3... ‘ town court yosvuin of! at Krillys crop? Norwalk. ownr-vl l confiscatud also-gt a r liquor. Kelly was :3"; \Villiam R. Thompson of Rowayton O . .\‘ Tl‘c-m: . is visitin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pas- , Mill Gladys Logo o.f Marvin Beach cale of Van Zant street. erine Hughes, “2" ‘19“? Harper. of Railroad avenue. Darien: lady's pulpit here being filled by a friend. . .1 . entertained a‘party of friends at her ' ° ' umbrella donated by R. M. Smith Rev. J. H. Egner of the South United ‘ home last evening. Among those Miss Mildred Hanford. of Winfield Mi" Elan" Evan“ °f Br°°kly“- was won by E. M.'Lounsbury' Dior Church of Brooklyn N. Y present were Audrey Shela. Marion street and her aunt. Mrs. John Voll- fi'rz'ahgpgiigt‘évgfggég'32:}:33 Kiss perfume let donated b3; Mfl- s o. 'e . GREATER BE 5.13.5.1? distill: entrails: $.23" '“ ........ , , ' fé2“§?"éiii§'.;“2."8?. ‘mfll‘i’: anonymous? 33:32:15.- v 5 ms BOSTON STOR , Tm Richard Timmons. Franklin Cleverlcy ° ' ‘ Mrs G A McIntosh of Ed c way. Darlcn; lady's crochet scarf tiv- dent of Franklin Cleverley at N. Y. U.. , ' 333““ and Philip Wehlc. Louis Friedland. Ph. G. and family Water. cot'mgé gave a card party Em; on by Miss Amelia Bets was won by were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. i of how York city. are spending a few luncheon at her home yesterday af— Mrs. Carl Rellstab. Post road. Darlen: A. B. Cleverley 3f (Era? avegue. i \ t I O O —llnrrls & Guns. That's all. C O 0 Miss Anna. Mary. and Attorney Frank McMahon of West avenue. left baum of Gregory Boulevard. 0 O 0 weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. Apple- chairs have been completed on ternoon in honor of her guest. Miss Lillian Johnson of Colorado. Those present were Mrs. Gertrude F. New- born. Mrs“ Hearn Streat. Mrs. E. M. $10 worth of groceries by the Walter Stewart store was won by Edna F. Tompkins; shaving brush and cup donated by Richard Abendroth was won by William Youngs: box of cigars The following are the Raymond street. Rowayton: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Quinn of Montclair. N. J.; guests this ‘ week at the new Darien Lodge on . Captain Tallmadgc's oyster boat. “Ida May" and it will be embarked soon. Mg“ Huflct Quinn of Montclair.N'. J.; 1 Kays‘er.'Mrs. Melville F. l‘tilcy. Mrs. Mrs. Hampton Hancock of New York today for a week's motor trip to Lake Albert Erskine. Mrs. Aiken. Mrs. Oden. TOMORROW donated by Lombardi. the dmggilt. George. . . ‘. Richard Irwin's "Sunapee" will enter 5“” Catherine Glass of \‘cw York cm, was won by Lester Bounty of Darien. Myer Dulbcrg is entertaining a pal“. “'nllnco natc's dry dock as soon as Miss Lillian Johnson of Colorado. and and the two boxes of cl rs given by city. M1- wherlne Hancock of New i George A. Velie were In by N. a, York city. Hampton Hancock. 8d. of! Mrs. G. A. McIntosh. The rize wi - . p n New York City: Mr. and Mrs. J. H; ty of friends at his summer cottage. "Pleasure Rest." at Hickory Bluff. 0 O D —Manhnttnu shirt sale. Aug. 2nd‘ 11th. Costcllo & O'Meara. O O 0 Mrs. Martha A. l‘iouton of Sher-hon as enuc l.- scriously ill at her home. 0 O 0 John Kano of Fitchhurg. Mas-3.. is spcndlng a wcek with friends in the city. 0 O I ~8uy your Victrola at Donnelly's on easy weekly payments. Store open evenings until 8 p. m. 0 0 0 Gordon lilldovoskv and Miss Agnes. Gross. Msurico Human and Miss Helen Scrkc. Harold l-‘incsod and Miss Hclcn Shnrry. molorcd io Laddin's Rock. Stamford on Tuesday evening. where Miss Marion Davies is at her work on hcr newest picture "Yolanda." They made the acquaintance of Miss l‘nxics and her sister. who is rapidly rising to stardom. .1an Ralph Graves. The trip was made in Mr. Bodoosky's CO... 0 O 0 -—.\ianhattan shirt sale. Aug. 3nd. llth. Costello & O'Mcnra. s O 0 Joseph Keri of Tallmadge Place is enjoying a few days' vacation from his dutirs in the Cluctt & Peabody factory. I O a mattress now’s the Felt all through. good 0 —-lf you need time to buy. ticking guaranteed to rest well and weal. Road in the circle on next page. Miss Mary Smith of 173 South Main strert was operated on yesterday at tho Norwalk Hospital by Dactors Tracy and Pcrdue. O O O —l-lsrris & Cans. That's all. 0 O 0 Samuel Levinson of Concord street. a student at Columbia university. who has been at the army camp at Platts- burg. for the past few weeks. has gone from there to Canada where he will spend a few days with friends. 0 O The house being remodelled at 8 Hillside place. by E. L. Greenbcrg. is rapidly nearing completion. 0 s s ~3arris & Gans. That's All 0 I 0 Mrs. David Fisher of Bridgeport. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Keelcr of W‘est avenue. Mrs. Fisher was formerly Miss Sadie Keel- Of. a a a -—Manhsttan shirt sale. 11th. Costello d: O'Mcara. O O 0 Mrs. Harry Mayr of Seymour place. who has been spending the past two weeks with relatives in Scranton. Pa.. is expected to return to her home on Sunday. Aug. :nd- the “Ida May" leaves it. ° . ° ncrs were: Mrs. Erskine. first: Mrs. Th" WWW)" prayer meeting will be Mcwborn. second and Miss Johnson. hold in the East Aficnuo Methodist guest. ' church this evening. The characters of s o a :ECICEBAO under the lctfcr N will be The big wood pulp boat. the “Fred- ' crick H." is again anchored in the Bell Island harbor and the islc lads sock diversion in swimming out to it and diving off the boat. 0 O O t 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pcnnoycr of Grcgory Boulovard. are. vacationing in the White Mountains, for a few weeks. - - O O 0 Jackson and Gilbert will construct a home for Augustus Klein on Sycamore George Mcl’arhlan. son of Harry McLachlan of Hart nvcnuo is slowly improving after his attack of quinzy sore throat. rtrcct. as soon as the collar which is . . . now under “Misfit-"SHOE" 1’ compclied. Miss Cutllcrlno Gla<< of New York city is vlrzlilnrt Illr. and Mrs. G. A. .‘lc- Fred Cnucvnri's :lnd Miko- l-‘odor's , Inloch of lidgcA‘fnier cottage. speed boat. “Spark Plug." has bccn o s a i completely repaired and" will soon b" A new club has hon formcd among skimming over local WM": rcndy for the boys at the Island. As yot no hamH ‘ contest with boat ext-non. has been chosen. The first meeting will be held tomorrow evening. 'l‘hc constructed charter members are livi‘l‘ic Scllwur'r. 690‘?“ i l-Iddic Soil: and lit-nry I‘lr‘ring. Ilcrhiu l-‘lnchHs prcsldcnt for tho timc living. Tho club has boon formcd for tho purpose of promoting further social activitins. O G O ‘ O O O A new garage is being at the roar of tho llomc of “'ilson. on Osborne nvcnuc. Brothers are doing the work. 0 O 0 Miss Doria “'ccd of Philadelphia. is visiting Miss Lillian “‘tht 0‘ \‘an! Zunt street, for a tow days. Thcodorc l-‘nlk rl-lllrllcll to his duties as chemist and research cxpcrt at the Gcncrcl lilectric company. Harrison. N. J.. yesterday morninw. aftnr spcnri- ing two weeks at the Summit Housv. Summit a venue. O O O O O O . . Willis Benn of 33 Van Zunt strcc . has a "freak of nature" as he terms it. in the back yard of his home. The. freak is not embodied in some animal of abnormal circumstances. but in a harmless and beautiful dalia plant. The one stalk rising to a height of b ut 3 feet. bears two distinct types _ :f 0flowers' one pink and the other Wm spcnd ”‘9 "mm-“d" 0‘ ”"- 5"“- dark red Mr. Bean declared ihat""n~ Mr- and MW llnazcrir and two such a. thing is absolutely new a”discus are not new comers here. as they says that the nrrnngcmcnt has startled ! “Tr" 3'» the islazldfas: summer. cxpcrts. The plant was given to him last year by a friend. together with Mr. and Mrs. Jnmcs A. liaggcrtv and family of New York city max-ml into the Restof cottagc on the Lnkn road. ycstcrdny afternoon. when thcy lilies Eugenia Blcwborn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlcton A. Mow. others of the same specie and he is anxiously awaiting their blooming in hopes of more strange growth. born of Pine Point. left Tuesday morn- ing for a camp in North Carolina. where she will spend the month of O O O Misses Margaret and Charlotte Jnr- August" . . . vis entertained a number of friends at A'harn dance will b“ hPlI’l’satlli'liZtY "'9". homc on Selniew avenue. ‘9‘ evening in the club. island rcsidcuts cxcning in honor of ”1° formers arc now arranging their dress for that W evening. The girls will probably \vrnr gingham and calico dresses, while the One of the biggest parties for chil- mon wt. wcnr ovcralls. dren ever held at the island took ' place last evening when Mrs. “’illlam DARIEN W. Wri ht of Summit avcnuc ave a . . . . party it? about 70 island childEcn in The Dark“ “'9 ‘lemr‘mem' “In" honor of the approaching graduation “”31 came to 9‘ \cry “UCCMSY‘H r030 of Mi... Joan Harper. Summit avenue last evening. The largest crovul of from public school 5:0. 54, Miss “a..- the Week attcndcd. The lucky one of per will be graduated in February. The the evening was Miss P0”! l-cnwlck. decoration rivaled gny Ovcl' in the Bell who won the Maxwod sport touring Island Club. Ferns were put around car. The number that won was 950. the club and beautiful vari-colorcd The Chm'l’Olf‘l touring Car \.'as won streamers were hung around the room by W- B- Rates of Darlen. The lucky while colored fringes were hung number was 65. The Ford touring around the electric lights. Miss Ruby car was won by Michael Deros or 16 Wright and Mrs. Frederick W. Hous- Meadow street. Norwalk. liis num- ton decorated the club house yesterday bar was 929. The $50 in gold was afternoon. The features of the party won by Edward Brady of \Vest ave- last evening were a cake walk and two nuo, Darion. His number was 359. A d ‘._ Finch; 38 pair of shoes given by Phil- ip Lagana was won by artin J. Shaughncesy. local grand Juror: ham liy Holly's market won by A. L. Ray- mond: 10 pounds of roastvbeef donat- ed by Gclst's market was won by Mrs. Frank Ives of the Post road. Dark-n; electric iron donate? by the Electric Shop was won by Mrs. E. J. Lung of Sedgwick avenue; 100 pounds of sugar given by Bill's lunch was won by A. Skinner of Glenbrekin lat-m. Harlan: 5 gallons each of gas- oliut‘ ml and motor grease given by liaitcllilnuscn's garage was won by Carl 1*. Jl-nltins; tire and tube given by Taylor's lnxi station was won by Blue. Sluud nmcyvr of the Post road: “yo and who gin n by the Town Taxi was won by Martin J. Shaughnessy; ton or coal donated by the lung's End l"ll\l company was won by Carl Schmidt 01' liaricn Union and Mrs. Julia A. lintchford also won a ham. 0 U 0 Thu ’l‘otvn Highway dcpartmcnt of l‘ltliz'n lll‘llll‘r tllc direction of Supcr- lulr-uliczil of Highways Charles P. ltumpl‘. has starini work on the cc~ lliil’lllllj; of the aidcwalks on the west mid-.- of Nm-otrn nvr‘nlle. extending from thc railroad bridge to Gilbert's llru:: storm 'l‘fln strip from the rail- ruml lirilltzn to Lindon avcllue Ill be- ing paid for by the town and the :;trip from Lin lcn avcnuc to Gilbert's druq ston- is partly being paid for by l~‘. ll. llnur, Nnroton Grocery storc nnal meat market owner. Kingsley of Forest Hill: Mr. and Mrs. 6 Arthur Jean Denmarais of Springfield. Mesa: Miss Marion Quinn of Mont- I clair. N. J.: and Miss Marion Wood— 9 One of the intercstlng sldelights at the Frank Lonchnk trial yesterday morning which affordcd much amuse- mom to tho mihcrcrs at the court room was when following the trial. Svrrxnant of the State Police Frank \‘l‘rclii wished to open up the lockup and dispose of the liquor. There is only one key tothe cell and Judge St'llt‘Ck had that.‘ but before leaving for th 1 the Judge discovered he had l 12 key through a hole in his pockrt. Grand Juror Martin J. Shaughncssy came to the rescue how- mer. with a “saw." and the lock was cut open. Then. the people who had enjoyed this little episode became very sad when thcy saw the liquor flow down the sink. Thomas McCarty has returned to his home in Tokencke after a visit in L... run: 003 L088 YOUR GAIN l A RED IAG S ALE? ;; That Makes Folks Sit Up and "Take Nance. ‘- BUY NOW 1 Before the Sixes Are Broken. " if It’s a Hummer Rogers 69’ Stevens noawm so. NORWALK : Room I A large and Complete Assortment ol 5' sum names [.1 in II! the latest weaves and colorsi;I also goat‘s. ladies' and children's un-l dcrwear at MARY c. LASERS. mun-mt sia'ruou Slamming—Scalp I‘rcnflnent - Facials—Manictsring I so sotrrn MAIN STREET l sourrnJonwmx. nuns. ; Phone at: _ E. K. BANKS’ Undo lab-chemo Hotel ”UTE NORWAII. How Much Money Will You Have When You Are 65? “'e have for distribution a table 1». and . U SATURDAY Last Two Days of our SALE WILL BE REORGANIZATION HUMDENGERS Don’t Miss ’Em Greater Bargains are made possible through the closin g out of many odd lots and broken sizes from every de- partment. Often not quan- tities enough of any one item to justify special mention, but plenty to reward those who come early. STQNSTORE -—Vianhattan :hlr: :ale Aug 2nd_'lucky number dances. Jack Speldel's curious coincidence happened when . 11th Costello & O'Meara. ' melody makers of Bridgeport fur- the first 325 was given away. The showmg how much to gave each - . .‘ . - nished music until 1 o'clock. Steward ticket that was drawn had on it ”This month at your age to reach our — . louis Prensky local clothier has Albert W. Herman catered and pre- is the winner." Sound Deadl. Con- . goal with int t ‘3' * _.; . gr . . (, UH-‘ifil " ‘ ' v pared a delicious collation. Among nocticut. Number 855 was the lucky ’- .ere‘ at 4%73 0013' -_ pounded semi-annually. Ask us Cor. Main End Wall so. Norwalk, Conn. number. The other 325 was won by ticket No. Is. Therevwas no name. or address on the ballot. Practically all of the local merchants gave the firemen their support and donated ar- those present were the Messrs. Donald McLachlan. Henry Piering. Herbert A. Schwartz. Jr.. Frank Schwartz. Jr.. Frederick W. Houston. Jr.. Edward F. Seitz, Jr.. Albert Erskine. Bobby Jar- rsturned to his home on North Main street. after enjoying an automobile tour through the New England states. for a copy—then SaveWhfleYoulamsnd DepositWith e e s ——-Manhattnn shirt sale. Aug. 2nd- 'boe Brooks and Kenneth Peters “ck. ' s I ,S. T 11th. Costello & O Meara. George H. and Mcvillc F. Riley. Jr.. were: 1:132:02:fuggztégebygzgi: ' ° ° ‘ Jerome Doyle. Lee Clarke. Frederick ' < Miss Sylvia Grecnberg has resumed J. Sullivan. Jr.. Bill). Schmidling. l I e emal mst C0 . . OUR JULY SALE her duties with the Sally Shop after a two weeks' vacation spent in Kings- bury. N. J. Donald Jordan. Dighy Mason. James -‘ and Donald Haggerty. Malcolm F. Hayes. Lester Ortiz. Warren Robinson. Raymond Tooker. Kenneth Creuser. John and Henry Gloctzner. Jack Key- ser. Louis War-dell. Edward 1“. Hart. or Men’s, Women's and Children’s Summer Footwear. ofill you a decided saving with the certainty of satisfaction. Substantial cuts in the prices of Women’s Pumps. 0‘1““ and White Goods. Men’s Oxfords and Children ‘5 Pumps 0‘ Oxfords. CONNEALLY 69‘ BRACKEN Southlforwalk,00nn. — StoreOpenSaturdsy Event! i Of Norwalk 83“!)8' _ The Bank of Safety and Service. Money m the "Dear Old Sum- mer Time” Every once in a while you hear somebody “I. O O 0 Miss N. E. Ryan of Selleck avenue. is spending a few days in New York city. Jr.. Buddy Mewborn. and the Misses: o J. “Oh, I don’t save through the summer. I SPEND and the power and self. :2 :1me“ on my va- , eonu'ol to keep you stead- g ° fast to that purpose 7 V Spend some—But SAVE $3.31.: ’$ ’ ' Better Ask us! ahead, 1. ALL DEPOSITS . son and the..days to costs ‘will be happier, ‘ ' Madeinthisbukbdorsmym . gkddsysforyou. AUGUST4th' .' ' willdrawintcedfroaithslstoflngsst. .‘ , , Mudfmnutalioomum It costs nothing to ask questmn' s and it may save you annoyance and serious loss. The oficcrs of this bank are pleased to oo-Operate . and advise with their customers. I V Th'e‘l’éople’s. 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