l" 3".“ '5‘ "I w. 3-» 4,3. W' . us .&;.r:agsb~u ; t m. It i '2 « .uvo afii‘m "' "l i l l I l l I a bridge party lattes; “to honor or her- guest. Lynch 0! Brooklyn. N. but nuns rrioaes wore a were Ili- Mllicsnt lanai Itorrh. in. not. -Iiss'Helon Downs. an. on. Muriel Van Hen-or. ltono. Light totes-n ssrvsd. It. Ethel ‘30 NM” prise, a mot- shade. - O 0 man; 3. lskor and Katherine. of Main ad Mrs. Charles Kellogg and . Marjorie. of Ohio ave- “ spending this week at Dose ‘\ s s s your Victroia at Donnoily's woolly ”meats. Itoro open until I p. in. . s s o of John Wasencky, whichi lulod to come up in tho , City Court Monday morn- oontinuod from day to day. ky was :hargad with reckless 1... Garfield reported to the up- potioo Stiniay evening that a Mil sntere-l his name at 10 3 street. He ran out into the utter the man who made good so. . ‘ 0 O O , - IcCutchin. of Westport. and gt~ i Ion-is. or Denbury. were the -ond guests of Mrs. Maud of this city. who owns a cottage at East Hampton. s «SPIN Ro-vero reading lamps. flower bowls 0! copper and w t iron at Camilla Gift shoppe. O O I Carolina wuman of Fitch But Norwalk, has contracted local Agent if. C. Hegelein tor of the famous International nteed one pipe heaters for her 10W. str wit on I bu . tubers of the Trinity Dramatic Gu‘ and tin ir friends will eniov :1 m light sail Thursday evening, if tho-weather is clear. 'It not. they wilEgo the next night. ,, o s o £.Eyss examined and glasses tit- ted: n. A. Benedict. Jeweler. ‘3; o s s 3‘. and Mrs. Theodore Olsen of w avsnue ‘nioyed a family gath- erilg at. Compo beach. Guests from Hrfiklyn. Bridgeport nnd Bedding we? present. A: new post box has been installed in Arch street. on the tolegraph poll in front of tho Selleck dwell. ing.“ which has been sold to Judge Foster. 0 O Miss Eva Croppinger of the South Norwalk public library has complet- ed a summer course in library work at Columbia university. 0 C -Harris 6: Gun. 0 0 Miss Marie 7.aks of Donneily'e stationary store has roturnod alto: A two weeks' vacation in Jefferson. N. Y. 0 That's all. 0 o s a Miss Katherine Lamb of Brooklyn spent the lust weekend as the guest of Miss Anna. ll. Bracken at this' city. -—lIelen Nailo-nberg's beauty Parlor. 36 Flax Hill onar West avenue. The slst word in modern applicances. equipment and methods. Bobbing hair a specialty. i‘hono 992-4. 0 0 0 Charles Hayward of have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. New York rilv Miss Hattie lcaymond of Garner street. 0 U 0 Mrs. I.osi~r liyzitt of Arch street. left today fur a week's visit with her sister. Mm. llushncli. of Bridge- port. Miss Helen Bennett of New York City. formerly of Norwnlk, will be the week—i-nil guest of Miss Milicent Brady of Hz: Main street. 0 O I James E. Flynn ot i3: Flax Hill road. i shaving a new wnlk laid in front of his home. also a new drive- way at the side of the house. 0 C O Mrs. Hull and her son. Hu‘old “'inter.‘ of llruad ltivcr. are leaving Monday next for a week's trip through the White Mountains. 0 O 0 Miss Muriel Roselle rry. of Red llunk. N. J.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. .E. “’im‘hcgtet'. of 0 Gibson court. this wo-ek. O O \ The outside work oh tho new two-family house of John N. Tut- tie, in West Washington street. is practically (omplett‘d. camp 3. r. o. of A held a meet- ing last evening in its hall. 42 'rmklin street. After business a so- eta: limo was enjoyed. o. O O 0 Marcus Paris of Lincoln avenue hogsuccesefully passed his examinav no. and will enter Clark university thfl tail. .. O O O Kr. and Mrs. Reed Haviland of 48 'frospect avenue are enjoying a Bar trip to Canada. 0 0 firm ls Cans. That's all. .- O . loo Dayton pr:scription clerk . .d's drug store. ts enjoying a wosks’ vacation at Dayville. Dorothy Weisett and Miss Coleman were visitors In New ”stsrday. I O Vymond. Morris Skidd . - ernor attended tho ro- ”ow York ciw yesterday. nan ”shrinks. or w”. H. J. is Watt!" with Miss Petra. Izaak". street. A glass. :Thst‘s all. .0! .m;dillg. Penn -. in mm have a: a: stone. - at» s... o \ Theses Orange. N. 3.. in. tormer heme. William Hillor. are attending the rodeo s York. ‘ New Bar.” Werner has returned to his duties at Plaisted's Drug store. alter a week's vacation. Ono hundred and ninety-eight priests from all over the stats are making a retreat at Manresa Insti- tuto. O O O The South Norwalk Electric Sup- ply Company. has opened a new store in West “ashington street. 0 O 0 Mrs. Peter Ward of Arch street is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Oilo Kennedy. Passaic. N. J. g . Douglas Fallon Franklin street. has accepted a position with the Hour Delicatessen. O O 0 Samuel Ssllick ot.Madison street :as a visitor in Bridgeport yester- ay. 0 O 0 Howard Newman 0! New York is a visitor at the home of David Nattenborg, Flax Hill Road. C o O ’ Edward Sec of Arkansas, has reg- istered at the Harstrom school. 0 O 0 Judge John Light has purchased a new Buick Sedan. ”mm. Alvin St. insurance Com pany. John of the Hancock is planning to purchases new home at Marvin Beach. 0 O O Cards are being received from Old Orchard. Maine. where Mr. and Mrs. Joselovsky and family are spending two weeks' vacation. s a o Donlld Corrv'don has completed his Summer School Course at Ford- ham University. 0 Elmer (‘rosliy of Seavli w avenue- hns resigned his position at The N't-ptunu Hardware i‘ompany. o a a Charles \‘an Convex-ing of Gregory Boulevard is building a four car garage in the rear of his home. ' o o 0 Louis Novak has been enrolled in the freshman class at Ut:ni‘“‘ttn\n University. I O 0 Michael Rating is putting a new addition on his home at \\'oudsiiie .‘IVOI'IUO. Joseph llanford of First strm-t has purchased a new Ford touring car. Thomas Price is building a new home at “'omisldt’ avenue. 0 s 0 Miss Dorothy Frey of Semieu avenue was a. visitor in \‘cv. York. 0 0‘ Adolf Dreyfuss of \an Zant street has purchsosd a new Sedan. DARIEN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenney of New York are spending some time in Darien. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. \V’. R. “'ilimott of the Post Road. 0 O O ~—Iee. Raymond Street I’hone Darieri’ 100. 6:. Son. 0 t O The Epworth League of the Dnricn Methodist Episcopal Church' “ill hold a hike and hot dog roast Friday evening. A" the members that are planning to attend will rnecet at the church at 7 o'clock. and will then hike to Pear Tree I'oint, where the "hot dogs" will be cooked. Each member is asked to bring as nuny frankfurters and rolls as they alone. can eat. As it will be moonlight Friday evening. and the walking good. a. large number are expecting to task ethe trip. 0 O 0 William Pratt. Jr.. son of Mrs. William Pratt of the Post ltoad. was operated on for appendicitis in the Stamford Hospital. recently. W'iliiam is still in the hospital. but he is rest- ing comfortably. O 0 0 George Henion has returned to his home in Middlesex ltoad after enjoy- ing a motor trip through the .\'ew England states. Postmaster Frederick H. Smith or Smith's island went to the Post Graduate Hospital. New York. where he received treatment for blood pres— lute. O O 0 Ernest Adams of Chestnut street. Noroton Heights. has accepted a po- sition with Hahn-d Holly's meat market in Railroad avenue. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Harvey and son James. Jr.. and daughter Baviis. are spending a week in New York 0 . O 0 city. Richard Abendroth. Jr.. has re- signed as chauffeur for 8. C. Meade. of Cedar Gate. . I O O H. 8. Taintor or Tokeneke. has re- turned from a. two months' trip through Maine. 0 s a Mrs. F. C. Fair-child or New York has moved into her summer home Cieno Levesque. Ralph Levesquo and John Moore transit; a a. mass. sis! and the shipping d6- partmoot o! Cluott and Paabody's is spending a ton day vacation at Golf Club. onthoPostnosdnom-thoWooJa Eugene Chick has moved from his . home on Maple avenue to New York city. ‘0/0 .... _' ’ born of Pine Point entertained eight ing. IICC. in!- feature. Schwartz. Houston. and Donald BELL. iSLANU Digby‘ ‘nuos. Donald McLuhan and Malcolm F. visitors in Darien yesterday morn- They msdo the trip on their new bicycles. O O 0 Dr. George Wenner is having his born on West presents a very attractive appear- . O 0 Mrs. Frank W. Schwartz was hos- toss to a number 0: the children of the Island at a party yesterday morn- ucky number dances proved a Those present wore: W. Frank Schwartz. 1n. Donald Haggerty, Freddie Bobby and Jay Jarboe. Vernona Jar- boe, Jeanie Harper. Muriel Schwartli Betty and Josephine Dunning. utty Marjorie Wright. Turner and Catherine Hughes. The lucky number dances were won by the following: Marjorie Wright and Betty Dunning. Bobby Jsrboc. and Jay Jarboe. so so 1!.)’ sum so were (us Eastman or Rowayton. Mrs. Edwin Kennedy. Mrs. G. A. HacIntosh. firth. 0 0 0 avenuo painted. It prizes were given out. Billy Final arrangements are now being made for tbs big dance to be given in the Roton Point Dancing Pavilion tomorrow evening by the Hope Hose Company. No. 2. The proceeds will be used to replenish the treasury of the company. the dance taking the place of tho carnival which was to have been hold the iirst part of Sep- tember. The music tomorrow even- ing will be furnished by Eaton Point's new orchestra. the Swaaee Serenaders. In addition to the dance. Houston. Doris Doris Turner and Josephine Dunning Muriel Schwartz Haggerty. Letty Hous- llrs. Albert Erskine of Croscsnt‘ road and Mrs. Charieton A. Mew. sen trionds at a breakfast ant! and party yesterday morning at Hrs. Hewborn's homo. There were the tables .Prises were won by the rol~ lowing: Mrs. William Beers. first; Mrs. Carl Peters. second: Mrs. Ruo third: fourth, and The weekly card party was held last evening in the Bell Island club. There were 12 tables and is present. Mrs. Edwin J. Nestor and Mrs. F. O. Btagg were the hostesses. Eleven W] the firemen have arranged to have a, Take Your 1’8“th '— also — _ anus YOU'I’G’S g, V .1.“ restore" .- ton and \V. Frank Schwartz, Jr.. Catherine Hughes and Frederick H. Houston. Jr.. and Vernona Jarboe and Billy Schwartz. Mrs. Schwartz donated all the prizes. 0 O 0 Miss Mary Elizabeth Lattimer has returned to her home in Daricn. aft- er spending‘sevorai days with the Misses Betty and Josephine Dunning. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Dunning of Seashell cottage. Smith's alley. O A new springboard is now undo! the coursi) of construction and when completed will be placed on the new tioat and dock oft the Bell Island pier. Miss Olivia. “'hiie of Summit avo- nue is able to be about again after being conilnmi to her home for sev- eral days with a severe cold. 0 O 0 Arnold McLaChlnn of East avenu. is entertaining a friend from Dan- bury. Several of tho younger set of Dell island and Pine l'oint enjoyed a cruise around local waters on Mon- day afternoon in George H. Riley‘s fast yacht. "The Joan.” Those mik- ing the trip were: Ann Matthews. lierlone Adams. lucia Turner Herb- ert Simpson and (:eorgo Riley 0 Miss Xatalio Adams of Neaponsott cottage. Crescent road. was a visitor in White Plains. N. Y.. yesterday. 0 O 0 Miss Considine of Canaan. Conn.. has arrived at Camp Edith. home for lielivue‘ «muses. Miss Eva A ry. who has been spending some e there. has returned to her home in New York and Mrs. Graham sud Miss Graham have returned to their A rehearsal of the cast of the min- strel show was held on,Mondsy evo- ning in the club. Another reheat-ml will be held this evening. and the last one will be held on Friday night. the eve of the show. Tickets are sell- rest. ing rapidly and one of the largest crowds of the season is expected to throng the Bell Island club. C O 0 Mrs. Clarence A. Spear was hostess to a. number of friend. yesterday aft~ rage. Mrs. Spear's home. These pro} ent at the party were Mrs. Victor A. Cahill. Mrs. William F. Clarke. Mrs. Harold F. Clarke, Mrs. William W. “fright. Mrs. Frederick J. Sulli- Many were ciosed yesterday and their own- ers enjoyed a much needed day of homes in Baltimore Ma is d. . . '. ’y " RECORDS Miss Verna Smith was a visitor in on sale today Bridgeport on Monday. r l . . at the A. J. CollinsCo. VICTOR DANCE special fireworks display. of the coaceesion stands There were no excursions or O O 0 Six hundred members of Borden and company employees will come to the park. tomorrow on the Seagnte. 0 Thomas DeLucca. who is in chargr : of the Ham and Bacon stand. who makes his home in Rowavton during the summer. will winter season in Hartford. where he makes his pelmanont home, 0 and spend the 0 0 A very large number took advant- . age of last evening's fine time went in bathing. big bathing crowd of the week. and This was the first J ~— Take Your — Daughter 1 l‘liluurd I". Fo‘llz. ji".. of Summit 00sec ' m- n\enue was a \islior in Port Cheltfl‘. 1mg YOUR“.8 "“ N. Y.. yesterdav. ' ° ° Production of “Wandering ' Daughters” - Comins'tomi’ Six New 70~72 No. Main Street. s 13 NO. MAIN ST. _ PALACE . CLOTHES SHOP - so. fiORWALu ! SUBURBAN DAY SPECIALS .Men’s and Young Men’s Suits in a variety of models, fabrics and colors at a saving of 25% to 35%. can be tvorn through the Fall and \Vinter. Suits that SUITS at. $14.75 Values to $22.50 $21.75 \‘nlucs to $30.00 SUITS at $24.75 Values to $85.00 SUITS at . SHIRTS 51.00 p... Value 31.50 UNION SUITS ' IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY HERE 3. v. D. , smarts and DRAWERS $1.15 (3,985” Bd‘guinr $1.50 BALANCE OF HOT WEATHER SUITS, $8.75 BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and DRAWERS \ slug 00c PM ll MEN'S CAPS White Oxford Collar Attached SHIRTS $1.49 Value 82. NY $1.00 .. Value $1.63 IDE COLLARS, ALL STYLES, 12l/zc EACH SILK STRIPE SHIRTS $1.63 Value 82.15 lnitlalml lim'klt‘s LEATEER BELTS and DRAWEBS 503 69c B. V. D. SHIRTS ALL $1.00 NECKWEAR, 69c; 3 FOR $2.00 GOLF HOSE $1.15 \‘llut‘ S l .75 W'HITE LINEN PAJAMAS KNICKERS $3.35 Value 55.00 Value SI.“ a $1.19.... EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE REDUCED 13 NO. MAIN, ST. all ‘24 At Pdace Clothes Shop'- .ll:\'.\' st'tloolillot'si‘. 80. nonng Harrison and Weyenlzcrg Shoes for Boys At ........................... $2.75 to $4.50 “Jack and Jill" and C- Saw Shoes for Girls $3.00to$5.00 51' SCHOOL DAYS ARE LOMING' Bin-s and. Girls \\ ill .\LC\1 G 006- Looking, Durable Shoes That Stand the Every Day Racking: Try These for Satisfaction: van. Mrs. Coe of East ‘Norwalk. Mrs. M. A. Parkin and Mrs. Clarence A. Spear. Mrs. Cahiil won first prise. A Complete Assortnient of BLANKETS and 001!- ernoon at a luncheon and card party FORM at the club. A luncheon was served by Steward Herman. after which the 01 All Kind.‘ party adjourned to Oak-'Hurst cor-l ——a—‘ E. K. Banks Mahmkerno Hotel Block SOUTH NORWALK. Schultze’s Thursday Specials Dixie Bacon Plate Corned Beef . . . . Boneless Brisket . . . . . Smoked Shoulders . . . . Puritan Skinned Hams . . . . . SPECIAL Sirloin Steak 8c lb. 18c lb. 15c lb: . 30c lb. 20c lb. .. oos ,35clb. 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