m. ..
Deputy Fire Chief
to many triende here. They are on
Joying as automo:ile tour
eastern mm.
Miss Kory Weisner ot the Roller 5
and 10 Cent Store. is enjoying a two
weeks' vacation.
Miss 9ylvia Greenberg will spend
the week-end as the guest at her sis-
tcr. at her summer home in Milford.
O O C
. e e e .
Mi” Florence Em'm‘" ,1" re Miss nildred Guns of West avenue.
sumed her duties with the Roller who is spending the summer months
store after a vacation spent in Ka- at I "If“ beach. entertained tljida
”nu“ N‘ Y' ' from Stanton-d at her summer home
0 O O ,
- last evening.
-—Harris & Cans. That's all. . . . ~ ,
O O I
* * -—Bergstrem is framing ictunss
I. Weimer of New York city. is h
visiting with his daughter. Mrs. Arth-
ur Greenberg 0t Tayqlor avenue.
0 0 I
Miss Gertrude Tarlov of 36 Taylor
married next
month. has resigned her position wt's.
avenue. who is to be
Machine company
the Singer Sewing
O O
I
Miss Helen MeNerncy. Miss Bertha
and Miss Mary Boldizar are spending
the week—end nt Peach Lake. N. Y.
——Buy your Victrols. at Donnellrs on
open
easy weekly payments. Store
evenings until 8 p. m.
0
O O s
Lester Lawson of Logan. a suburb
of Philadelphia. is the guest of \Vil-
linm Lloyd.
e s s
Robert W. Mullins at East Rocks
road. who has been connected with
the New Jersey government bureau or
meat inspection. has resigned and
will leave shortly tor South St. Paul.
Minnesota. Mr. Mullins has also ten—
dered his resignation as quartorma.
ster ot the McKinley Camp of Unit-
rd Spanish “for o‘v'terans.
e e e '
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gill and tam-
lly at Lincoln avenue. motored re—
t'ently to their tormcr home in
Springfield. Mass.
~—}la.rris & Gans.
O I
Miss Maude Anderson who is en-
Joying a two weeks' vacation from her
duties at Donnelly's store. returned
lust ultrht from New Jersey and will
leave today on a motor trip to 130:.
ion.
0
'Ihst's sll.
O
0
Miss Reberca Kessler of New York
city. formerl of Lincoln avenue. is
purported to arrive in Norwalk Mon-
day. and will visit. many tricnds.
O 0 O '
“'altcr lllrdsull of Day street. has
taken a position with the LockWOOd
Mfg. Co.
Elton linker is enjoying a vacation
from his duties with the J. M. Lay-
ton Co'
0 O 0
~Harris 8; Guns. That's All
0 O .
Henry S. Lockwood and family of
M Elmwood nvcnue. are vacationing
in the Adirondacks.
e s‘ e
\i'iliiam lio;nn of South Main St..
and imnhl 'l‘oumcy of Baltimore, who
is visiting him, motored to New York
t'if)’ yesterday.
0
Mrs. J. (‘ullughnn has taken a po-
:ltiun in the oilice o! the Sterling
l-‘urniturc Co.
0 O O
Bliss Ida Harris of “'isconsin, tor-
tmrly of Franklin street. is spending
it fvw days with tricnds in the lat and
2nd districts.
s e e
Mrs. Royal Newcll of need street.
is sojourning for two weeks in the
Catskill mountains.
0 O
—Straws and Panamas at O'Brien's.
C O 0
Postal cards are being received
from Abraham Harris of Chestnut
street, who is enjoying a vacation
with a party of friends in the Green
mountains.
e e e
l‘mrnnrd M. Fineson at High street.
is a. visitor with triends in New Ha-
ven. today.
0 O 0
Milton Mat-ken. local
was a. business
city yesterday.
0 O 0
Richard Raymond at South Main
street. motored to New York city
gesterday. .
shoe dealer.
visitor in New York
a
C O C
-—Straws and Paasmas at O'Brien's.
O O 0
er. Wil-
liam J. Powell have sent postal cards
oi the
' of Flint. Michigs w 0 has e vts- .
lting stu- Franc: Dhetts o goon: Strt'be‘" 3‘“ *mm' "‘1 V" “r
Main street. Dr. Iarnue'l Delta. an automobile tour through 11 fish;
M .Esther Bresev. . _ Harris Englsnd stems. tomorrow. ,
and aces Delta accemvsnied her
Stamford theatre. A
her home yesterday afternoon.
South Norwalk Musicians' Union will
be held tomorrow morning at 10:00
o'clock as per the new summery-ched-
ule. in Musicians‘ headquarters at 106
‘ W'nshington street.
0 0 I
The second elimination race at
the Central Long Island Sound Fleet
of the Star Class Yacht Racing Asso-
ciation will take place tomoflow after-
noon starting from the Norwalk
Yacht Club. Commodore Alvin Sch-
moeger. of the Norwalk Yacht Club,
has kindly donated a beautiful cup as
first prize and Richard Grunt. secre-
tary, has donated a second and third
prize for this race.
‘ O O O
'Somes‘s & Somers have opened a
paint store at 8 Railroad avenue. They
will carry a full line of window shades.
paints and varnishes.
O 0 0
Miss May L. Wheeler has resigned
her position with the L. N. Pike
company music shop. North Main
street.
Deputy Sherltt Nelson W. Benedict
started this morning for Potersboro.
Canada. where he will attend the Na-
tional Odd Fellovu' convention. He
will be gone a week.
WIT—J
Aparty was held at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Day in Bette
Place in honor of the birthday of
Miss Margaret Donnelly. A number of
guests were present and the gathering
broke up at a. late hour.
0 0 U
The Past Commanders ot the Shop-
A theatre farewell party was ‘9,"
dered Thursday to Miss Vera Kama.
to the premiere production. of the
comedy. "In Love mus Love." at the
luncheon was
enjoyed at the Hotel Davenport alter
the performance. tiles Eats lett for
again in I. 0 .0. F. Bldg. So. Main St.
O O U '
The regular August meeting of the
Girl Scout summer comp; ".l‘retoll.”
Mr. and Mgr. ,thderick Fey or
I
Russel C. De} o't B'em Place. who
"broke his right ie while playing bus-j
ball with the Ends. I tow weeks
~ago. is recovering and is‘able do walk
around with the assist?” or crutches.
O. 0.
Elmer Havens a lieutenant o! the
lslva’tion Armyiin New York City. is
spending s 10 day vacation Rom his
duties .with his parents‘ on East ave-
nus.-
Isader Specim- 0.! gotta Placenwho
has been visiting relatives in New
York city. is expected to return to his
home today. .
. .
The Watch four: Stitch society will
hold a pi to at Roton Point. on Wed-
nesday. gust 15th.
0 0 .0
The Oflcisl Board at the East Ave-
nue .Methodigt church will hold a
regulsr meeting in the church, Mon-
day evening. .
0 O O
Fitsmaurice 01! Fort
Point street. who is ermloyed in
Greenwich. ls enioying a. two-weeks
vacation at her home.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Franson of 18 Os-
borne avenue have been entertaining
Mrs. Terkelson and children from
Staten Island. N. Y.. for a week.
0 O O
The orchestra of the East Avenue
Methodist church will hold a rehearsal
in the church on Monday evening.
e e e
Isreai Specter and family of ltctts
Place. will soon take up their resi-
dence in their new home in Central
avenue.
W
Colonel W. G. ACaplcss of the regu-
Mill ' \‘er‘
in U. 8. Army is the guest of Mr.
and uraueorge Hyde.
O O C
Bob W'ade spent a. pleasant day
ailingabout the '.vatcrs of Shippan
Point with friends.
0 O 0
Mrs. Pendicton gnve a bridge par-
ty in honor or Mrs. Schneider at Mt.
Vernon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Steurer entertahed at bridge
herds of Bethlehem will meet with
Mrs. Leno. Hendricks of East avenue
on Monday afternoon.
0 e s
Gertrude Pennington and Jeanne
Sallie}: enjoyed an 8 mile hike to
Weston. yesterday.
I 0 O
The house being built tor Frank
Palumho on Edlie avenue is nearing
completion.
0 O O ‘
\Vork is being slowed up at the new
Crofut and Knapp plant on Van Zant
street. because at the delayriu the
shipment of steel girders which were
to have arrived last week. The full
8- hour schedule is employed however.
Plumbingwork has been started. The
root is now ready to be laid and will
go under construction early next week.
It will be or such an arrangement that
it may be heightened in case of the
row boats. Sidney Strett n w ,
necessity of an added floor. prize. 0 on the
0 O O O O ‘0
Miss Mabel Gaucher or Bette Place. There will be many novem"
will resume her duties at the office of
the Town Clerk. alter enjoying a
w eek's vacation.
0 O O
Mr. and Hrs. Abraham Nathan and
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Campers and
families lett today tor a motor trip to
Rockaway.
. e e e
The regular meeting of the Friend-
ship Bible class was held in the East
Avenue Methodist church, last even.
ing. Regular routine business was
transacted and it was voted to hold a
picnic at Roton Point on the second
Saturday in September.
O C O .
Mrs. William Riggs of Hawkins ave-
nue is entertaining relatives from Buf-
falo. for a few days.
0 O 0
The East Norwallt Yacht club will
hold its regular monthly -meeting in
its club rooms .on Seaview~ avenue
Monday evening.
0 I 0
Mrs. Herman Malkin at Brooklyn.
has returned to her home after spend-
ing a few days with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Joselovsky of Sea-
view avenue.
Morris Gottlieb and Dr. fimuel
Kecler visited Hallowe'en park Thurs-
day, where they enjoyed a few rounds he
of tennis. e
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. South Norwalk Savings,
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GETTING UNDER . WAY
Itishsrdertostu-tsrsilroadtramthanitistokeep
it in motion. We have noticed,,too. than" 5%“.
gunkunoushdmtoruthirmumnysnmd, .
aretheoneswhobuild‘bighalanees.
umumhflummwmdacarw?
O 0
Misc Dorothy 1Frey has returned to
rhorne on aeaview avenue. after
njoying a two weeks' vacation at the
\
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staged at the Barn Dance scheduled
to take place at the
evening.
tastefuli decorated for the occasion.
The co mittee in charge 0! the due-
orations consists of Eleanor and Kit
Wade. Shirley Johnston. Albert Stret-
ton. Bob Stretton
Prise. will be awarded for the most
original farm cost
. 0
club Wednesday evening.
slon being the formal opening or the
new twenty-foot porch.
was crowded to ca
intermission. betw
teresting bill or photoplays. Chairman
Steurer introduced
president of the He.
Deny. who mid that
is dedicated‘tonight
ment. leasure
bot- Vigw end comfort 0
the late Barry Brunneli
Monday atternoo'n.
e e e
Mrs. Wade and her popular dough.
ters. Eleanor and “Kit." were enter
tained on Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Hall 0; Shippnn Point at lunch-
7 mark; I gt“! “Id
, have W
bend in no we»! “I. .
in: of We. PW It“? “1%
Moe-ell; thumb 4“ ' r! ,
Di ‘ctorg. renewed with em .. , _
..... mew! W as:
ed to the -. .. .9 “Q. :
can by ‘ Horace- 1’1!“ soda” 1. I
Johnston end there in the glow or 4 lg .
£90“!th raised 9 Wills of W a .
vague and smashed it on: the . .
o: the nest notch Then its! It
rsl yell '0: the crowd soothe 7,.
11 added color'to the singing lay
throwing confetti into the .a I“ The
photoplay “Minnie“ wag next on the
program and the guests voted it one
at the best refines: ”:t the club.
i” no
Miss blarine Delmar is rapidly re- e e e ,
covering from an operation fer ap-
pendicitis pertormed on her at New
Rochelle Wednesday. Mr. and rs.
Jule Delmar were present at the d-
side. ' '
her home in Brooklyn. N. _Y..
spending some time wt Miss
chen Ooenen of Pine P t.
0‘ O 0
BELL ISLAND j
The weekly card party of the Bell
Igland club scheduled for last evening
was not held due to the death of
President Vi’arren G. Harding. The
card party has been postponed and
will probably be held on next Friday.
Mrs. William F. Clarke and Mrs.
Neville Baylcy will be hostesses.
O O 0 ’
and Mrs. Henry M.
Smith‘s Alley and Summit avenu
rail tor Europe some
may 0. m
The wire picket fence around. as
‘ . . . . -- ' ' v '.
Mrs. Wilfred Cousins and Mrs. 93-. ‘ - ~. "
m... .m b. m1... , , .5... ”if“ $993313“. mgr.
ladies' tea to be held Tuesday inst. ‘ t'l!‘ :t'Eg , ‘C ‘l‘ ' » _
“W“ °‘ ”“‘ “f“; . ‘ ' ' 3311 Island name‘s: kn sums. ‘
a. suntan. .- > _
mu Lillian Myers has returned to"
.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Gloetse
her of East Orange. N. 1.. who are
well known on the island. and who '
spend ”me time each year with Blr.
Gioetsner of
e, will
testing
”If"! MAIN STREET
3 after?
Gret-
McIntosh.
e e e
The next rehearsal tor “IQ mint"!
show will be held on Wednesday sfiné
ing in the club house. There will be
{our end men an dthey will be picked
fro mthe following: Heriert 'A.
Schwartz, Jr.. George I. RIIQY. Kelli?
Pic-ring. Donald McI‘chltn ‘ ’0“
Jerome Doyle. Vernon an?! Charles
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Under. , Nahuekemo notet
som‘soawanx.
the lens: weaves and colors:
. " "fa. ladies" and children’s mu
i
K. BANKS’
n. c. Browne estate is bolus Delete an; nonwsur. mint.
and presents a very attractive "’W‘ ' ‘ - PM 412 '
anec. ' ' * ~‘ 1
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e gm! 01
l Mrsi E.-L. Coxe he!é returned tq' her Q m _ “a. Mr plat. . .
tome It New York at or a week' v it W ‘33.!“
at the. home of Mr. and Mrs: .6}; . - r
AUGUSTl, i
‘A party of the l - ‘1
agent out motor-Lotzziaon ‘I
with Donald 11:314.: ‘ 1a“ 3
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Horace llrllnlrn r' v.
probably tab m5. ‘
of the Junior 1.1.. .
, morrow. A1 p”; .
”no“ " five the test.
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“ I’m "Going to Save $15.80
' on My Next Dress”
“I'M: MAKING IT with the new McCall
I’l‘llll-.l 1‘“:
You W I never dared to make a (In-t. lu- :3
I found this pattern printed with pictures and “um-
Ire-n start to finish.
—“ . saving $10.00 on one dress:
”Ville! I!" wont up in a sessop, in a year!"
JIM I! Whit one wotnnn said to her lnhllmul :‘.::~
used her m Hello“ Printed Pattern. “onion and t \l‘ll {.111‘
are learning to mke’ their own clothes with thi~ ~:;:';-'.
Women and even children are learning to m
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Mrs. Floyd-Jones entertained guests!
at e luncheon and bridge party on.
Tuesday.
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O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jenks enter-
tained ur- end Hrs. hurt-y Fish and
nérPiECe .
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Mrs. Roland Fish at dinner at: the
unrest» Iss'Tuc-dw- '
Clouds Munsel oaered a rewind to} '
n-
the boy who would dispose'or an u
nightly mattress that had been was -
ed ashore during the storm on Tues
day. There Was a scurry and a
hurry of the boys to get. into their
‘ club Faturday
The club house will be
and Harry Held.
umes.
0 0
There was much enthusiasm at the
the occa-
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een the very in-
Theodore Henry.
rbor View com.
"the new perch
for the enJOy-
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remembered
in his re-
tolks." in
Money in the
“Dear Old Sum-
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Witt? Allan“. always the hottest month of the
year, still to come, this sole will interest the men
of the Norwalks who enters» nimble: die in
the surf. ‘
who!“ ‘
$5.00and} $6.00 SUITS
New
$7.50 SUITS
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showing how much to save each
month set your age to reach your
goal, With interest at 415% com-
pounded semi-snnually. Ask us
for a copy—then
Bare Wink You lam, and
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