.l wig; "'t . ’-
filtyBriefs
t g I .
fl
“dire. Willis- 1.. pm
a em“- mat the week-
m 1- 1-. on a house
0
C O O
.Oans. That’sall.
e e e
' Holmes is construed“ a
and cement driveway at in.
new home on 1“ Mai-
m of young people at Nor-
.sttsnded the dance at Reton
I‘ndey evening. They iaeled-
d Ainiey. Irving Dayle.
~-e Crosby. Maud Brown.
Brown .and Dorothy Powell.
. O O
you: Vieteola at Donnelly's
weekly payments. Itore open
until I p. n.
O O O
n J“ are being received from
.. . _Luella Finch 0! Fort Point
~. who is enjoying a two weeke'
'W at Asbury Park. N. J.
. O O O
. U.
.. Oherifl Doulens and proprietor
m Levy had to break the lock and
atoms their way into the offices of
«tho defunct Norwaik Sunday Bulle-
ts“ h’ul’dfl'.
» e e e
i. ~Harris at Cans. That's all.
. - O O O
.. Judge Nehemiah Candee of Arch
street. left Saturday to visit his
:dapghter. Dorothy. at Camp Mo-
hawk. Litchrleld county. laturday
was special visitore' day at the
—ca_mp. and the girls staged an elab-
, .orate pageant.
O O O
’ “Past Council association of shep-
herds of Bethlehem will go to West-
port this evening to hold a meeting
i 939‘ home or Arthur Biecenius. All
members are asked to meet at the
. Boston Store at 7M5 o'clock.
O O O
e—Barris & Guns.
0 O
F Mrs. Irrnn nudiong or Providence
is the guest. of Mrs. Helen Van Al-
styne oi Bay-view avenue.
L ‘”' O O C
. » C. F. Valontinc has gone to detroit
on a business trip.
0 O O
r v‘. —noton Point park. Monday
i 1 night. old fashioned dances. waltses.
. two step. waltz quadrille.
O O 0
That's all.
e
Mrs. .1. Doyle of Liberty square is
spending a Week with her mother at
y. P New London.
.~ .- e s 0
Miss M .llowley of Hancock In-
» suranoe Co. has returned to her
duties after two weeks' vacation.
0 O O
9..) Masscll has purchased a car.
0 O O
' . -’l‘he Camilla Gift Shoppe has a
J. Chinese embroidered. poagee coat.
._ j also Chican embroidered luncheon
E} ‘ soil.
i . e e e
. i More than 150 people enjoyed the
dance held Saturday night at the
NorwaIk Country club. The affair
was A big °succese. music being fur-
ubhed by Speidcl's orchestra or
.' Bridgeport.
t] O O 0
~' Mr. and Mrs. P. Van Hooscar of!
Der Kill avenue have returned home
after spending two weeks at Asbury
Park. N. J.
O O O
—Roton Point park. Monday
huht. old fashioned dances. waltses.
1'. stop. waltz quadrille.
. O O
,, Mrs. Ernest Sloan of Harriet street
'1. spending the week in New York
a p. . s e a
* - ”I". A. G. Kramer 0t “fest Wash-
' “m. street has returned home aft-
mobile tour to‘Nisgara Falls. Can-
“ end customers. or interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert (3. Mitchell
of Flex Hill road. have returned to
their home utter a week's automo-
bile and steamship tour of the NOW
England states.
rry Fuller 0! Hamilton avenue.
is taking a course in Electrical En-
gineering at Pratt‘s Institute. New
Robert 6. Mitchell. Jr.. has re-
turned to his home in Flax Hill
road. after a ten days' stay at the
camp or Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Perry in Weston. Conn.
O 0 0
Miss Margaret Jennings of Cove
avenue, is spending a few days at
the Girl Scouts' camp, Camp Tre-
toil. Danbury.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Thomp-
son and Miss Judith M. Thompson
are spending this week in South
Nowalk at the home of Mrs. Robert
M. Lee. who was formerly Miss
Helen ThOmpson. Mr. Thompson
was formerly principal of schools
here, removing to Bristol in 1920.
Miss Thompson is supervisor of the
Rockwell Park playground. said to
be the prettiest and best equipped
playground in New England.
. O 0
Regular monthly meeting of the
Building Loan Association. tomor-
row, Tuesday.
0 O
A‘dnughter was born ycstrdny to
Mr. And Mrs. John Ii. Mulllkcn of
Chicago. Mrs. Mulliken was for-
merly Miss Pauline L. Miller at this
city.
0 O O
Putnam Hose company of Nor-
waik held a clam bake yesterday at
Albln's Grove, \vestport.
. O O
Judg and Mrs. \\‘illi:tm l-‘. Tam—
many of Fairfield '. mic. are varn-
tioning this week :1 Norfolk. Conn.
. C C
Miss itutn Ilusscll of Issues
street. entertained Miss Dorothy and
Miss Marin Zimmerman of NWnl'k."
N. J.. over the work—end.
. O 0
The Trunk and lint: aiare has
been sold 'to tho Mri'cantllo Salvage
Syndicate. Inc.. of .\'v*w York city.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. ll. J. llllhr‘r. of
Bridgeport. were the guvstu of Mr.
and Mrs. P. S. Byxlu-e of lunar
street. yesterday.
I O C
hir. and Mrs. Joseph
22 “'ehstcr street, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gustnfson of Phil! straw-l,
Mr. and Mrs. l'vtt-r (luslnfsnn of
Mort-ill, of
or deaview avenue are visiting role-m; Mrs. Cannon and, daugh-
tives to Springfield. Kan.
. C C O
’ O O 0
Charles Bosch or Detroit Mich..dl
visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. 3. Jarvis of
Scaview avenue. ‘
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fey oi! Straw-
berry Hill Road are enjoying s vaca-
tion in Portland. Maine.
.. I O O
Miss”Margaret Jarvis or Seavlew
avenue will return to her home the
first of next week after a short visit
at Lake MayopaC. N. Y.
O O O
A suit on judgment was filed F‘ri-
day by Wilfred Mourison or East
Norwlak. vs. Charles Shogren of
Bridgeport. claiming ”00 cameras.
and attaching funds in the hands of
Mrs. MacLeughlin of Norwalk. The
case will be heard in the court of
Common Pleas. the September term.
Keogh and Candee represent the
plaintiff.
O O s
Everett Frey. of Seaview avenue.
has taken a position on the farm of
Charles E. Harris.
0 O O
Hester Havens or Red avenue has
acecpted a position in the ofnce of
the Nash Engineering Company.
Fred \Veims.of .Do;lon's Point is
enjoying three weeks‘ vacation from
his duties at The Corn Exchange
Bank. New York city.
0 0
Mrs. M. H. Swain of Buffalo. N. Y..
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Fred
“'eims. Dorlons Point.
O O 0
Dorothy Heinzelman of Bronxville.
N. Y.. is visiting relatives on Gregory
Boulevard.
Lawrence Cr.osb.y o; Seaview ave-
nue. has resigned his position with
the South Norwalk Trust Company.
0 O O
M. I‘. Dunne a: x.iher.’y Square.
has purchased a new Studebaker
touring car.
. O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunther of
Port Chester are visiting M. Pasquale
of Van Zant street.
0 O 0
Carl Codesreen of Selleck street
has purchased mnew Ford racer.
O O 0
Mrs. J. Doyle of Liberty Square is
Sp: nding a Week with her mother at
New London.
0 O 0
John McNamara has returned to
his home at Corona. L. 1.. after a
week‘s \lsit at the home of Josephine
(‘hlcarzo on September 1.
its at Jamaica. Long Island.~ - and
Miss Ethel Anderson of Eimhurst.
Long Island; Mrs. Moore and son.
Allen. have returned to their
Bthel home after a week's sojourn]
at the club. as has Mrs. Anderson
and daughtr, Violet, who have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn.
N. Y.
. e e e
George Gray U1 urooklyn. spent.
the weekend at the Summit House
with his mother.
0 O 0
Electric lights havt been strung
along the Bil Island pier tolthe new
float.
0 O 0
Arthur Hammerstein entertained
a number 0! friends over the week-
end at the Arch Selwyu cottage.
O O I
Miss Phyllis \aniams has re-
turned to the Summit avenue home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Browne, are
tor a few days' visit at Walnut
beach, Milford.
O O 0
Three nurses arrived at. Camp
Edith. home for Bellcvuc nurses,
over the week-ad. They were the
Misses Elms. Smith. of Syracuse.
New York: Pauline Jones. of Troy.
New York. and Miss Considlne. of
Canaan. The visitors will spend
some time at the local camp.
0 O 0
Miss Muriel Ingalls of New York
city. was the week-end guest or
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brush of Over-
look cottage. Summit avenue.
Charles Mitchell has returned to
his duties as Bell Island and Roton
Point reporter on the Evening
Sentinel, after a ten days' vacation.
0 O 0
Mrs. Joseph Middleton and
daughter, Annette. have returned to
their home in Burlington. Vermont,
after two \vecks' stay at th home or
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Browne in Sum-
mit avenue.
LEGEXDRE T0 COMPETE
FOR NEW'ARK TRACKSTERS
Robert Lchndrc. in his college
days. while representing George-
town University. held the title of
intercollegiate pcntathlon cham~
plan and was regarded as one or the
greatest all-around athletes in the
athletic world. Since having been
graduated more than a year ago
Legendre has not taken part in
athletics but he will shortly resume
competition as a member of the
Newark A. C. lie is expected to
take part in the championships at
TRUNKS V
'BAGS .
i SUIT CASES i
srmnm some. "seem '. or
a .mnr LINGAOI .
’l'henartaewstylosl-Belherlafo-Inek'm-
robonnks'aremaIMy-mm 00M
inandseothssn.
Wshavenem hefosehadthsplessusototh-
Q mgmonstomersnchsooanMdthms
fmerwasdrobetrunksstsnchmm
Youwillhedeligbtedwiththe-asyoomm
W
Angevine Furniture Co.
16 North Main Street
Platt street and Mr. and Mrs. ll. \\‘.
Sweeney. Jr.. anoyd an outing at
avenue. is ill with starlct fvva r. M‘-
cortling to a rt-[mrt I‘ll'n'lt't‘tl tmlny
by Dr. Robert 11. l'rtwluv, ht‘fliill oi-
iicer.
. O 0
Ernest Sloan itn~l itch-.nrd Fitz-
gerald attended thr- (Hunt-Pitt:-
hurg game in St w York city yes—
tel-day.
s e e
Beemnn J. 1‘: It of ('h-‘stnut
street. has resignul his position nt
tho Neptune Hardware Co.
0 O O
Edwin Stevens \‘.‘.‘l§ n visitor at
Nnvoo lfllillltl nvr the “who n-l.
. O O
Irwin llolins of 3?. “Wat nvcnuc.
rcci-ivml painful llljlllil‘rl, thv- t't‘sult
of a full from u liuisv- \\lll1t' ruling;
in Lilncrty stiu wt. ;
O 0 O
Bliss Himlys: Milii..j.‘ (vi \\'1Ft ll”-
imkt-n. N. .l., i: \lMlllil: .\l. .l. lliur-
dill]. Main sirmt.
(inrilon l'ortnn of New
visiting ltnlph liuntiiigtnn, 5“)'l‘il"llr
Savin Rock ycstcrtlny. i
' ° ° _ l BELL ISLAND |
Calvin Smith of HO \\ oodwnrtl.
"r”“m- "‘ii‘unn (l'ltcilly of
Smith. Van Zant street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lattimnr of
Dnrion, “re the week-end guests of
.\ir. and Mrs. licnry Gloetzncr. or
Summit :ivrnue. The Lattlmcrs
“'cro rwsidcnts of Dell Island last
SUUHHCL
O O O
Hayward Smith. son of “'illiam
C‘. Smith of Indianapolis. has ar-
rivotl nt his Bell island home.
where he will spend some time.
I O 0
John Green has returned to his
hom in Danhury alter spending
some time as the guest of George
Mch'hlnn of East avenue.
O O 0
Miss Mndcline Ortiz has returned,
to hu'r licll lslnnil hom after a. visit'
in Mumnronr‘ck. X. Y.
C O 0
GIRLS’ DRESSES
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
BeefLiver 14clb.
HamburgStcak 18clb.
ShoulderSteak
Veal Chops
VealPatties..................
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. do. lorwelk.
89 and to Mail: Street, Namath.
Stamford Black Rock
Westport Georgetown Darlsn
Bridgepe:
Plain and Bloomer Styles
Sizes 6 to 14
$1.98 $2.98
AND KNICKERS
$1.50 $1.98 i
GIRLS? BATHING
SUITS
$1.98 $3.98.
. “o‘..-<
i,
l
A number of visitors arrived at
‘lhl- l'in.~ l’nint Catholic club over'
ihv \\'I*o‘k-t‘hil. Among them were,
Miss Gertrude r‘ittcn and friends oi”,
N. Y.; Misses Alice and
Brooklyn. N. Y..
ltrnoklyn.
JACOBY’S 4
12-14 No. Main St.
h
', or several days‘ visit in New York.
. U .
’ ' .; 'Mr. and Mrs. James E. Flynn of
“I’ll! Hill road have returned from
.AJIIotor trip to Hartford.
. .' V o, e o
n :' -Roton Point park. Monday
4 ' :PML old fashioned dances, waitres.
“two Itch. waltz quadrille.
~7 -' s s e
' 3 “ ' Roy and lmgrnnd
.~‘~}"?‘lrchased n tuw cur.
Miller have
Robert Oliver, John Moore, A, N..’
hlman. Frank Morriarity. Norman i
P hlman. Frank Moriarity, Norman.
Red Men's carnival.
l‘ae
m
"'Jfbe date 0! thI‘ joint Clambake ofl
Ntrite Uncas and Cockenoe tribes has
”to be held at Westport.
1... s e e
Bridgeport are visiting with their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Williams of need street.
0 returns of the dance given by
‘ Norwaik High school football
. Ire showing surprising results.
a s‘ O
N. ’ Mrs. Bradley and son. Harry, are
'T. FMg Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Bradley
' “ ,yf‘mshlngton street.
0 O O
.. . .
.M, James Trainor of Bridgeport is
.. .lyflting Mrs. Peter Ward of Arch
‘ hm Norwalk.
- T.» e e s ,
'1 ¢_-; ,Word has been received of th
."- mm of a baby daughter to Mr. and
‘1 ”In. Ollo Kennedy of Passaic. N. J.
- ”h Kennedy was formerly Mi-
4 Lenora Ward.
&
., 7m David L. Crawford of Beacon 8t..
‘1 ‘Ierwalk. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
in. Crawford. has enlisted in the
a ll. I. N. as an air motor machinist.
. .‘* . O O O
i Q. ‘ 1'. Mitchell has re-
. , home in Fla: Hill
reek: visit with her
‘., ' . r. and Mrs.
M. In Union. New
a,“ e e
the
.“of '
to?“
Mrs. \V’illinm Jesse of Franklin St.
daughter.
“been set for Sephmhcr 9 and it int-Niagara Falls.
;+—Helon Natti-nherg'g beauty Parlor. avenue, has returned home after a
-. '11! Hill ennr “‘cst avenue. The "9”“ 1001' 01 “PP"? New York
”a .Mi,‘ word in modern applicnncnnstate.
-.'.. nipment and methods. liobbing'. ° ‘ ‘ ‘
.3" fit e 'Pcciaity. Phone 992-4. Miss Dorothy Stoots of Franklin
1.; ‘ ‘ ° street, is visiting friends in New
J‘: John and Levvert “fright of York. . . .
N. Y.. is visiting Mrs. Harold Jen-
nings. Main street.
Norwalk club
day, August 28. at Dorion's Point.
O O 0
Miller at Bantam
0
home at St. Paul. Minn.
0
purchased a new coach.
Marga-st Jarvis who is spending sev-
as: weeks at Bantam Lake. Bantam.
n.
edto her home in Waterbury. after a
week's visit with her uncle.
goléywood at the Not-walk Country
I . I
last Not-walk. now or Huntington.
.1; I. have
J, who will remain for the rest or the
street. a
e e e
Margart Farrell of 121m strw't, is
O 0 0
Frank Abbott is spending .1 \Vt‘ck —
in tho \Vhito! Muuntuins. {Page Your
0 O O
a -'
Harold “'ernt‘u is enjoying 31 lighter
wa-vk's \‘m-utinn {it'lll his «lulu-s at toseo
['laisir-d's Drug .«tvm. '
. . .. JAMES YOUNG’S
Mia-s Murill 'l'fmmnt. «lnmcstit‘ product!” of
Bd‘il‘nl‘O tour-hvr «If lhv Nuru'nlk High
school. is Illlll‘llllfi,’ h-r \JI".iliUli Hi
Syracuse, N. Y.
O O 0
laymhnti Irrmly of Main street.
has rt-turnml ilttlzi“ :ifivr :1 succrss-
ful business trip through the New
England stains.
. O O
Edna “within him
position :1'. McLean's
illr.
rt-signt-tl hvr
insurance of-
Mr. nnvl Mrs. “'illizim Gillette Jr
l'nrt ('hestor, N. Y.. nrt' visiting
- ’cflnm. to the
r“ . RIALTO
—
_
. “Wandering -
‘ DaughtBl‘S”
and MAY
Mr. and
are touring to
and Mrs. llorucc Nash
\Vinlfrvti,
e e e
Thomas J. Malone of Fairfield
Mrs. Roy Bhymer of anooklyn.
O C O
iieid day of the South
is to be held Tues-
Annual
Norwalk. Conn. New York on,
THE '1'. 8. mm 00.
Storage Warehouse
Moving Vans — Dally Service
toNe‘ York
is visiting Darius
Lake.
0
Irwin. Holmes
0
J. Greenberg has returned to his
0 ‘
Dr. J. Bioman or Hilltop Inn. has
East Norwalk
Cards are being received from
e s o ‘
Miss Grace Hollywood has return-
Frank
Mrs. George McKay tonnes-tr of
W Mme-4e
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KHAKI MIDDIES i
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....22clb.
.....35clb.
....38clb.
. Luv/itiiisrh-ei'ovnlj‘i'i ,
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them
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The connoisseur knows wna
. t prime
meats and fresh poultry is. always
enthusiastic over the.rich coloring
and juicy. tender appearance of our
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Keep in mind that this charming underwear is entirely
hand-made" not only the embroidery and drawn work, but
also the scams.
We cannot recommend these values too highly, because
we know how unusual they are.
‘ $1.98 an $10.00
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Victrola
. $100.00
FLAT TOP MODEL
sou) ON EASY TERMS.
DONNELLY’S
Special Sale This Week of Sn
ORB?! GOWNS, flesh color, in small figures.
STEP-1N8, striped be
value ........... ..
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p.
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CHILDREN'S casrn BLOOMERS, sizes 8 to 14759. .
75c value... ......... . .................. .. . .
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