m a boy and a girl. were born
“hernias to Mr. and Mrs. Arth-
» -~ of 29 Waverly street.
'03,. Mr. Becker is the son
- Old Mrs. Fred Becker of 30
, Ivonne. and is well-known
till em.
it ‘v-bm Ixnmined and glasses at-
R. A. Denetilct, jeweler.
O C O
”I“. Edwntd 'i‘rottusoti o! Cove
It. is enjminu it two chks' vs-
at Great i:irrittgton. Muss.
‘ O O
Janos Donncliv ol' Rock Ridge is
.‘h‘ the Intt‘l'lnr or his house ro-
’ ’ C U .
decorated.
~4' —anris 8; (ions. That‘s all.
r I O .
3'th gymnastic. society of Hokols,
‘0‘ the Bprinctvomi district will give
exhibit and dance at the Norwulk
{grfirmory Inlmt‘ «lay I'M lllllK.
1 , e e s
W Hill Elixii'wtli .\l. Politics“ of '.'
.- Grand street nun-pint u position at
Donntlly's this “cck.
e e -
—~Wal(‘h intiioii‘tiw'a Sentinel for
nonouqcement of September sale of
gas ranges. The Connecticut Light
and Pow” t‘u
Miss Agnes iiullucy of lieldon
.\‘(inuo will \lhll her brother in
Newport. It. i. ucxt neck, and will
attend school tin-rt- this full and
winter.
0
~Harris & (inns.
e e
That's (ill.
Mrs. W. '1‘. \‘tinSt-o‘y and daughter. '
Atlellc. ttntl .\iti. i'-~d Aiitce and
daughter. Hum, at Van lluren ine-
nut‘. are t-nimitu: :t Hlll today from
lirttlizt-port in l'mt .i: ti't-rson. l.. I.
0
_..ar.-
if
-—Watch tutuortmv's Sentinel for
announcement tr Svptcmbcr sale of
. min ranges. 'tuv t‘unncctlcut Light
l tttid I‘nw-‘r t2.
a
e a
Judge. Nell :uluh t'uudct: has Just
received notzt- or his appointment
as member t-t ilit' t'ullllillllt‘u on till-
i'tiriii Kittie. 1.. lltlfi«lfl-4. tor the
i‘tuunicrclui | W in Izuf‘ of which
.\x -.~_
3m l‘1.l [1'10an '
. 6 I
--(‘0mlnx llt‘\l “ct-k llinlto, Doug-
-' i“ Full-bani” in "liobln now."
0 O O
2 . .‘.l.tn\' locn' mum; people will soon
l“r’t\t‘ toe tit-it studies at \urlous
ittii~fl"s tintl i.lil\t‘l:~llllf'8 this full.
é .\uwni: theiu . Louis Novak and
« i’uul litirns. ‘i-wrsrttmn l'nivcrsity;
'.' ’l'Ht'r \Notnl. ln'higlil \Viiiism
’i'mmz, liot lt- ‘oi. lu'tlwurd Ainley.
"1 t'tng'tnq liit.u \it .\inhott and Don—
.i .‘il‘l (Illl’l‘lil‘ill l"tl'llt.lill; Franklin
" t'ttrm-lv \'. ‘» »\ \tillC l'nixersity;
‘2 Ai-dedt‘r .\v \ Y. i'.: Samuel
.\lltltllrttroolt .uti l‘tllllilll Pairchiid.
t \Vl‘Flt‘\."ln; .\i; .\lillllid Hamilton.
Mnrv Mllthrtzu .tni llrm‘ine Scotleitl,
\Vr‘lt: l‘irrr- .\litclitll. .\litry
3' [llmklt-rtl. .‘z
, .
v‘ .\liSS ll.tzt: t' illllllluiilllll of “fish-
“ . It in:;lon Lirmti l -: "it'll rrliil‘nt‘tl from
' ‘ . two tit-“mi ' . .tli"l‘l Nilt‘lli (ll. \Vcst
Ytt'li. .- .'
L,“
. . .
-—l‘ouiliig tit-\t “l't'k Ilinltn. Dong-J
liu I'itirhiinlw ill “litiltiii Ilntnl."
' c 0
? John T. “ .tr titiltitn Hill
“ fired and ‘\ liaimrmn of til
- l'Oiuth .\liilii ‘ v" to ill lust cyctilng
l nnd tutri‘: i . i tut-turt: httrstltiick
; lllltt.'; tt- l‘.~ ‘: H“ n
. a -
l'r.tiiklin live-
um k crimping
l‘Ztiwiti‘ti b.” "i
nun lq spun ‘ i'i"
at ('m kvntir I
you”: 1
‘ s C
I? Mr. .\iiun " t.t‘ t:.irtlitcr strcct
l hltx: yt: 9 [till i .t t:o\i. t‘htwrttlct
N‘tlun.
——l‘.uy your \ it truizi at. Donnelly'a
e e
l on easy week raymcnts. Store open
evenings uni; \' p. in. ,
t ' 0 O b .
Mr liL‘ti't‘. Law of (.‘ilutfli
nli'w'i l4 lrrt‘. in»: in t" Ititrntc the
i o'zx‘li .miiiv- ii} «if lllri taking it
position ill l '3. it's drug store.
e O C
I—‘ahriun S Iviztrnm of Bayvlew
. nvrntir- rrpot thui he lt‘t'f'lVC‘l this
morning it i: " ‘ from Duriiont Mc-
kiitliln of 1-21: .-.- . ti tut-hue. tind \Vil-
lititti (luslfll i ni‘ Last. Norwnlk.
who are ltut u uu— ihv tr w.ty to the
'I“rlscn coast tli.tt they have. arrlvctl
t‘ ns i'.tr it! Mn ll' t. Jili‘l that honking
. ride! is great' ”nut,
. s u . s
I”, -—Il.irris .( H'trs. 'i'hrit‘s all.
. O C .
ht" Mr. and ~.1: 4 Arthur \V'heeier
hii‘v'ti returnt i in .\i’t‘ll street after
spending a l truth at their summer
home in \Vow‘. duck. in tho Ctaskllls.
_wsp<* ..
'i‘lttir son. .\tthur Wheeler of
linuml “HUN. ‘5, .l., :tnd wife and
chiitirtu. art \t‘llilll‘ them now.
it e s s
.\lr. Jamm- l'mitticiiv of Rock
*- ltitlxt- is in .\‘w \‘ru-k today on
: ltuaintss.
C C .
Thuums .\lt . l\, of Deli-ware uve-
hue. “ho is litillixly lll. underwent
Van operation at his hotiie yesterday
afternoon. lie is r- ported to be im-
proving Indiij'
-.
C
‘ ——Ileien Na'ti- :iiwrg's beauty Parlor.
’ 8‘ Flax Ilill vnir “’est avenue. The
‘ slat. word in modern appliances.
W equipment not methods. Bobbing
, ., "hair a rpecla‘ty. l'hone 992-6.
; e o s
r A peach ttwl lv-r- cream festival
.3th given lust vwning by Old “'eil
Conmnndery. l'. 0. (i. (3., No. 956.
i_ -' at the hull lit Franklin st’ t. The
V ' mill was It micctss hoilinnciul-
9; .1! a! tltmciuil-c. .\ three ece or-
chestra furnish“! music for danc-
-n \Vnter street
-l ed. '
O O
. .
TD. run!) l" [mint t
- 'C' I‘M“ fitttiiilt
‘ a
$1.. (1er n‘ntg or Scribner nu:-
.hns cniui-ictt-ti the rtmodelliiig
2 I on his .timrttv eiit house and it
"9' N‘Id)‘ t‘nr m utipztiit'y.
~ - e
‘ ”at New 1‘ ur incl. hirt'I‘l is a
in .‘J' Muir. city, indiiy.
'e C O
as 'I‘rlivt. Nu. 26 of the South
”‘Ik brll"'ll tit lit-ti .\lcn. held
hr Vil"' 'L’ Ill iiit \Vnshlnlton
club in tll.‘ lust t-v. ning. Fuur
ndlduttn t tr» entered.
' C Q
kun'or «it bridgeport hau-
l'fmlmn :‘I tl"l'k in Max
'I-tltim: more nn “'ashlpg'
My Briefs and Personal Mention
0
Lawrence Elbert McMahon. George
Bartholomelt Clark. Paul Percival
Ward..lrwin Algnnon Holmes and
Darius Jarvis Miller wil motor to
New York city, Sunday. where they
will attend it. big league baseball
bame.
—-Idcal bridge prizes. Le Bon soap.
In En‘l’tian tlgures. Camilla (Slit
shoppe.
O O O .
Dr. \\'illium l“. McMahon of \\'e.~t
Washington street has purchased a
new \Viliys-Knight sport' touring
car.
0 O O .
-—~\\‘ntch tomorrow's Sentinel for
announcement at September eulc of
gas ranges. The Connecticut Light
und Power Co.
0
O O
—-Clc:tn your house \tith n Homer
rented from Donneliy's.
O O O .
Art-hie (lrct‘nhci‘g of .\‘crilttit‘i‘ :u‘c-
mic is a business visitor in New York
city today.
TENNIS GAMES
antigenic
Mrs. Jarboe Entertains
Children —— P a p e r
Dress Dance Tonight
The second round of the tennis
tournament for the Juiiits A. linger-
t.\' (‘llD for the Junior Tennis chum-
lilmlehip'nf Ihc ll‘lililtl was played
:csterdny. .liilllt'S .\. liticcrty. jr..
won it place in the smut-limits by de-
l'cutiiig -\lllt‘l‘l i'irskiiic by 6—0. 6—1.
Jimmy's citsy victories came as n
surpiise its lirrkinc. since his dcicat
of Hank lilicy. was regarded us a
EAST NORWALK
Louie l-‘ricdiuiitlcr 0! New Yul-it
city. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. .\itttlw
boom 0! (lrcgory Bolllanrd, {or a
few days.
0 O O
The Litdics' Aid Society oi thu-
lilut Avenue Methodist Church \tlll
.hoiti :1. cake sale in thc Wont luuii
strong contender. Jerry Doyle de-
feated I‘:\l\\.'lrtl l". Scill. jr.. in two
thrilling Kitiiivs ity scort‘s of 6—4.
ti—dt; lx'ciit Crc‘usvr dcczttcd llcrheri
.\. Schwartz. Jl’.. by the scores of
6——-‘_‘. ti—t. Herbie was considerable
or! form in ihcsu'scts and made
.‘ild .\lt'l.:it'lil.ili tlt-i't‘tilt‘tl Lester Ortiz
by the Scores or tl—ti and 7——5. This
last sn'l \Hls :i. tritllicr and Donald
:u'rnicd
t’) lll'\\t' a jolt overcoming
'oi the church, it‘ritluy nitt'rntitiu or
'llill week at 2:30 o'clock. I
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Mr. and Mn. .\rthur Scimour ui ‘
l):tnbury ill't‘. Visitors at the» home 0:
’l‘litodort- Glover on \Viiilicld rtrv- t.
rt. stunt-ti lilSl
liu him:
0 O C
James \Yiimott has
tltitlcs with the Homestead
Company «film it short \ili‘.i'lt‘ii
smut in Bridgeport.
' 0 O O i
John Flynn. .lr. ut‘ l.llH‘ll) Sqll'i'fixl
has purchased it new liiiick cutzp . i
O 0 0
.\lier \Vison of East “\t hue, h 1"
resumed his duties With the Fox t‘v-I
clc nntl liitrdwnrt: Company on'
\Vusliington siren-t, utter living t‘nn.
lined to his homc it.r ti.‘ wet-k \\'llli
injuries sustaint-ti in it ittll inst wrv-k.
C C 0
Miss .\ltirgurt-t JilT\l.‘i of Smulwv
auciiuc t‘llltl‘lliillf‘ll ll nllllllH r of her:
friend:‘ ill lit'l' home Tun-tiny c\- mural
in honor or l"r:tiik .\iillrr :ttid ilztr-
ius Miller of (Sm-mum lintl “-utt'nui‘
Lake. who (irt‘ \isiting her.
i
t
‘ O O ‘
licninmln twin promirtor of i.. n-i
ny's lunch room in Fort I‘Dlnl :tr» vt l
“'lll Tt'lli0\t‘ tlii- [-tvnl llilll" train flit“
rcur til his attire liilll “H t nluiuu the;
rating ncctiiniitttvlutiniis and smiling:
capacity. The In .sou—llcnnu it L‘un-t
tlruction Company “ill lilult" the
rt pairs.
0 O O
Ctti'minc t.‘..\ttl|n ltiifi
position with the Nuthun
Cotilpnny litmun strut-t.
O O 0
{it t" [\l‘ I: ll
l'lil'illtliig
t‘t'
Charla: Stunt hits iriutncd to his
home uitcr a low duya' soioiirn “lll‘.
iricnis in New Jersey. .\irr. Suin'
“ill remain ll ir-w il.‘i)5 longer.
a e 0
Louis Nonzc oi l’ort l‘oint :i; ‘ t,
“ill resign his petition with the A.
l“. licckm“ Grocery Company oi
“'aehingtttn- rtrcct on Suturduv lic-
cituse of his t‘lllrllllt‘t‘ into (huff-u
touu l'nlxerslty. next month. Mr.
Novac. will spend the. next two “4 ~ks
with frit‘llil.‘ ut Peach Lalu‘.
O 0 O
.\doiph Drcyi'tirs (if \‘ztn
rtrctt has purchased a. new
sedan.
Z'int
Durant
0
Miss Sadie .\‘oxzic ot' 5'th York
city will m'rixc. ut thc home of Mrs.
Louis Nevinsky on First street and
“ill be. her guest 0\cr the wees-end.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Cruwiord Jetsup and
family have moved front Cove. inu-
nuc to the Second district.
0
Min i-‘uy Lcsrnuin of Ncw York-
clty Will arrive at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Sokol on First street where
sht- will spend it few .rlays.
O 0
Captain Alfred GOP)” of lt'lri'.
street is muking cxtcmne rcpalm on
hi.- motor launch at First Point.
O O O
' Friendship Bible Class or ihc
tingl‘cAvenue Methodist Church will
hold a. picnic and general outing nt
l'utnmn Park near Danbur}. on
Saturday. Septemlze'r .Sth.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morrison
of Florida, iormer'p‘ of Van dent
street are expected to arrive in intuit
Norwaik within a few days and will
be the guests of irien s. They are
null known'ln local chc‘es.
O 0 O
r ulur monthly met-ting: or
thE'l'IJt‘ Norwulk Yacht Club will
he held on Tuesday evening of next
week. Monday is the regular City for t
the meeting but because of the. hall-
day. the session has been postponed
to the next evening.
0
John Cnhano'n Cruiser, "Defcntlvr"
is in dry dock at First Pointnior
painting and general repaint. imp-
ialn \"itilztce, Bates is doiiti: the
work. -
b
Mrr. Oakley J. Smith. Misses ‘l‘nrifl
rind Marjorie Smith and \li'l-ur
Smith of First street. are \isltltt;
relatives In New Jersey for :1 (7w
days.
0
Johnnie. Hodges. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred .3 Hodges of First street.
is pending a few days with relatives
1 err Jersey.
0
e o
Miss Fannie Tarlov has returned
to her home on Myrtle street after a
\ir‘it with relatives in New York taity.
O O 0
Hugh Jooeiott of New Haven.
tm-nu-rly oi the Second District. it.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jose-
'lnvsky of Seavlew avenue today
0 O O
.\ new home is being constructed
on Fifth street for Joseph anoic.
O C I ' .
Koemecki of East.
visiting her sister in
it.
Mrs. Lou‘n-
N’orwalk. is
Dunbury this we:-
0
O
i
' Dr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Cornell of
illnrvin be'iclt retuined today from
is two months’ vacation in'
Main.
spent
‘Willi
lxstcr's Vimvitt liulltllL‘Hp. Ho tinni-
lv “on out, lowmcr. flushing some
grunt ll‘nillli. liontiid “its ilit'n
iiiutclttd \\llll .lcrry l’(')lf‘. .tlid hm
{won his utiy Illll) the semi tinuls byl
iclimlnutim: llmlt- fl‘tilli\lllr‘ running.
talking too sets lll sticcrrsitm by the
scores 6—1. 6—4. Brooks i't-tt rs will
play K-‘lil. Crcus-‘r liltlfl“ in the lust
mulch or the stcoud round. und tiic
\\llllltl‘ “ill [.10 into llit‘
litiniiiti .\ll‘l.1it‘lllilll
.\. lltiawrl)‘. .il'.
draw slips and
ht‘llll‘lihflls
:tnd .lttitics
'i‘lic 'llll'l't‘ uill then
the tuu tli:it dinw
‘sllps “llll writing 0:. “iii [tiny and
the \‘lllllt‘l‘ “ill enencw the wit mun
ior lltt, .iuiiivs .\. Hugo-rt) cup and
the tiiulor trnnis l'litllllliltlll.‘llll| of
the lslttiitl.
e o a
Mr. and Mrs. George lt‘. Adams of.
Crf‘W‘-'lll road are spending ecvcrai
tlt'il\.'l iii litirtrord. 'l'lzc .\dutiist-s re.
llll‘llttl iroiti .‘l lillt it; \‘.'§ii:c
on Sunday.
0
o 0
Mrs. \‘t rimu .liil‘llOt' oi Smith's ai-
lry cnt- llillnt‘ll .i number or children
:tt :i putty )csit-iduy morning at her
homt‘. ’l'itt- ioilonmg “'t'l'l‘
l‘tll'l.\ 'l‘tit‘nt'r. .\lict lb'l‘lifll'lil,
tIl'
l-Llcutr
lJHtlilt‘Il. .\Illf'lt'l Stu-neon. Janice
"Jlrl\lll. l-‘iutiv't‘s (Zitliagli- '. lit ttv
an-i .lt-mpiiinu ltuntung. Inez .\loii-
it ith. .iczinic llurper. Josephine Kec-
gnn. .\luriclh‘chuurtz, \‘vrnu Smith
\(rllOil.i and tilt '
"Shunt" "Hunk" liilcv.
lir‘rls rt .\. .‘~'cii\\':irtz_ Jr. llt‘iliuitl .\li"
l.iit'llliiii. .lziy illltl llnliitl' Jlirbt‘u'.
lliiiy .\‘cliuuriz. llnlp litigcity, It‘rt‘tl~
t-tit’k \\'. Houston. jr.. and Donald
linger-tr. The winners for the iuckv
numht-r (lilllt‘t's’ “err: oniiy Selwyn
ttiiti lllillPZ 'l’tirnt-r. lionuld Iiugerty
.lilt'lttit'
5'4“)“.
.\lmmrti.l
and .\lll't‘ term": in. Sunny Sclwvn
and l'th-anur IA'Onlll‘tl. l-‘reddit‘
Houston and .\iurlei Sucnron and
.\itirit‘l .\‘wciisun and Janice i’urktn.
Eugene ll. lir‘r‘nstein ol ldlc-Hour
cottunr. Summit itVt‘nlll‘. spent Moti-
duy melting in .\‘tw (,‘ainauii “llh
friends. .\lr. Bernstein attendcd the
liranihuii open-air thcutrc, also.
In :i first set of tennis )cstcrdnl'
itioriu’uz iwlwccn “'cilcslt y Smith
and John (llrwtuivr. \\'clit.'rle)' shot
u fast one 0\t'r. and Joint chopped-
slrokcd at it. the Wood of his racket
hit iht: hall. and the racket split in
half.
Mr. and Mrs. \i’illlain C‘. Smith
and sons. Sherwood and l-Illsuorth.
are cxlwclcd to return to their East
aicnuc lioiut: lOdii)’. utter spcndlng
six weeks tit Snrutoga Springs. cn-
Joying the races.
0
I‘Iugt‘ne Licfrnsttln is official scorer
and rtfcrcu or the itnnls mutchcs
lueini: pinit d in llit.‘ imirnztnicitl.
O O .
.\II’S. George 1-). llii)l‘ti of the b'uiii~
Llll. house. .\iimmit avenue. is outcr-
tainlng friends at n lllilt‘lll‘un tttid
curd party at thr lltii Island cltiu
ilila tiitcrnooti. '
5115.! Frances Gallagher oi the
liillticw cottztgv, Summit avenue. cn-
itrlullll'd n number or friends at n
curd purl: all her horn.- on Monday
owning. 'l‘host- prt'SI-n.‘ were: Herb-
( rt .\. St'lll\:il1z.ji‘.. Jt-roiize 1'. Doyle.
Jain-2’; .\., Jr., and Donald “utterly.
lleitry l'itriug, l)igby Mason. lletty
and Josephine Dunning. 11:04 Mon-
l."llll. .\lic.~ Bernstein and Frances
(itillugliv-i‘.
ll:t_\u:tru Smith oi New York is
spending a. few’ necks at. the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Smith. in East avenue.
0 O 0
Miss Nell Messick of Chester. Pa"
Miss- l~IlI.i Ziegler ot' \Vllmington and
llzumoutl .\. Gloctzncr. jr.. of East
Orange, N. J.. lctt Chester. l'a.. by
motor this morning for Bell Island.
where they will spend several days
at the home or Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Gloctzner. Summit avenue.
0 O O
Miss liitu Caliill “ill entertain it.
number of friends at her home at a
party on Saturday afternoon.
0 O 0
A number of the Island children
were visitors in South Norwslk yes-
terday afternoon and attended ‘The
Shriek oi Amby" at the Rialto then-
tre. Among those making the trip
were: Herbert and Muriel Schwartz.
Jeanie Harper. Freddie Houston. W.
Frank Schwartz. Doris Turner and
Bobby Hagerty.
O
4
The entertainment committee has
completed plpns {or'this evening's
masquerade and paper drea dance
in the Bell island clubrand a great
time is promiscd..Most of the. chil-
dren are keeping the nature at the
costumes quiet. and all are 'anxious
to return home with one of the
it attractive prizes. Procee tag the
dance is Jerry Doyle's party. which
will be: hoiti In the club from 0:301
to I. At 8. those Atlandinu will luv. .
4
. i
about '_‘tl doubles while sorting. lion-'
I‘lttinn'
l‘r‘.‘8t‘IIlZl
,I (-
for their bones; while they to!
their meat and return to'tbe
dance. Steward Albert’w.‘ llamas"
4a catering to Jerry's party and is
arranging a delicious menu.
0 O O
The big card party of the season.
"The Charity Bridle." under the sus-
pices ot_ the King's Daughters. will
take lace tomorrow atternoon at
the Bell Isiand- club. The proceeds
will be (or the Aged Couple’s Home.
Dam-lite. N. Y. Mrs. J. L._Brusla ot
the Overlook cottage. Summit ave.
'nuc. is in charge of the aflalr.
..
WESTPOR'I: ’
'l‘ho \Vestport Girl Scout council
. met yesterday afternoon at the home
at .Scout Commissioner Mohler. with
the director of Camp Trcfoil pres-
ent. The subject of discussion was
activities at Camp Trei'oil next year.
Next Tuesday the council will meet
“ith the Bridgeport and Norwalk
councils. and after the meeting there
iviii be :i luncheon at the Manor
liousc.
O O 0
Tim local chapter ot-the American
Red Cross will exhibit samples or the
work done last season and that to be
done this full at the opening of the
"Y" building. This exhibition in ar-
ranged on the invitation of the house
commuter.
Mrs. ii. J. Taylor has had the
most successful week financially 0!
any of the booth chairmen. Mrs.
Taylor made it specialty of home
cooked foods. and the summer col-
ony nt Congo became regular cus-
lomcrs.
.\lr. Bum. \\ ho \\ as iornurly an in-
structor at the Home school. West-
port. is the guest or Mr. and Mrs
Silvester i-‘ostQ.
o a o '
Anton lwary. the ”'"l secretary.
twin; 8 vlistor in Bridgeport yesteh
i tllt)’. The ‘plttns tor the opening day
i at the “Y" are almost complete. The
classes or busketry and rug making.
which new been conducted under
the art committee of the W. T. l. .\..
will exhibit their work in the com-
munity room at Bedtord house on
the opcning day.
0
Donald Crawiord was a visitor in
South Norwalk yesterday.
0 O 0
Miss l-‘iorence Burr at Shady Elms
Greens l-‘attuis. has returned from a
trip to Boston. Miss Burr is leaving
Saturday to; Pittsburgh. PI... where
the hes accepted a position in the
Allegheny High school.
C O 0
Mrs. ddunhcrt Moulthrop or South
.\'or\\uik mu a visitor in Weetport
)cslcrduy. .\lre. Motilihrop w... (or-
nierii' a rcsidcnt of \Vestport. and it
actively associated with the Girl
Scout council and the American Red
Cross of “'cstport.
‘ .
Idl“rt‘n(‘c (‘rawtord and John Gal-
i.t;:vr were \‘iritors in Norwaik yes~
tcrday.
Thcrc “ill be a. special meeting of
the Matthias Post. American Legion.
next Friday evening in the I'M
building.
Mr; Fred Darrow. Miss Ruth Dar-
row und Mrs. Charles Langenberg
motored to Dsnhury, yesterday. to
visit .\ir. and Moe. Jacobi.
0 O 0
Mrs. Eecrett Filiov spent 'l‘ucl-
day in Bridgeport and Port Jefferson.
l.. 1.. 148 the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
Hummll.
O O C
- Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Bing»
hainton. N. Y.. are the guests ot
Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Darrow'.
NORWALK
. "' “a
REGENT . PHONEIMI‘
. one Day Only, Sats’Sept. lst
man: rnronuxos 0151.! AT 8:15
Direct from
One solid ryear at the
' rl Canto! Theatrefix
presented with a
mqamm mingle"! Law?
Local orchestra augmented by
. the famous'aiigham Qirl' harmonisis.
In in 32.00
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SEATS NOW ON SALE
. Pius Federal and State 'lar
MAIL AND “ONE ORDERS NOW
Matinee
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DISTINCTLY WORTH WHILE
Furnishing your home is a thing it pays to do right. It
:s an expensive mistake to buy makeslii't furniture that you
rill regretfully have with you for years. when fora little
more you can choose furniture of which you will always he
nroud.
We offer only worth-while furniture of permanent merit
in style and quality, andgwe‘are always glad to share our
valuable experience in soI‘Ving home furnishings problems.
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70-72 North Main St.
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Mill Outlet Store
124 Washington Street
i
All “OLD Pm.”
THATmyearaagowheabe
We wish to announce that the Suburf
ban Day Sale will continue today and
Saturday with just as many attractive
bargains as before. This means a. O
treat to all who takeadvantage of it.
Mill Outlet Store
5124 Washington Street
Tel. IMO—35k
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SCHOOL. TOGSx
LITTLE TOTS
MIDDY BLOUSES
Children's middy stilts and mid-
dy blouses. fashioned oi Galatea.
and Jean Cloth. with sailor'c'oi-'
lars. l g stones and braid
trimmed. sizes 6 to 22. Colon.
\‘i’hlic. Blue and Khaki.
98c 11) to 52-98
TUXEDO SWEATERS
(llrlu' nll «not ’l'uxedo Sweaters.
Mun I to H S'fi".1.'l :ill “anti-d
tit-w colors. $3 49
.............. . a
SLIPdON SWEATERS
"lilldrru's nil wool Slip-on
“waste nt. sizes a to 14 years.
i More ltrd, liltie. Tan and
Green. with iancy $2 49
I
contrasting stripes.
SERGE BLOOMERS
Uiris' blur serge xymnasitiin
lilrmincrs, !tiii cut. full pleated
mrwieis at good qua'lty serge.
Middle: to match at $2 98
s
tlm rnnfc price. . . . .
F‘INE RIBBED HOSE
t‘liiidren's tine. ribbed Cotton
Stockings. soles. heels and toes.
Black, \Vhlte and 25°
Cordovan.
SEALPAX SUITS
Boys and girls SeanaV A'flvt
l'nion Suits. rxtru I
and double s‘itt l- l
styles.
,-
l" Lh‘rr-xi
98c
HANDKERCHIEES
("hildren's School liar-int >131,
of good quality “Eti'r
with dainty color- it
borders.
lCY‘.
8c
CHANGE PL'RSES
(if genuine leather m T
era and Faislcy «aunt;
1"?-
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r-'-_ '-.a-
ENGLISH LISLE ;::‘;gor:’r Comuzuta-y: .. 1‘”-
HOSE Each .............. 49c
t'hiidrcn‘s English Ribbed Lisle
Hose. mercerized finish. fast LTNDERW AISTS
colors. excellent wearing quali- (‘l‘iidre-i'q little h: ”v “M
'3'. Black and 45 & 49 wimts ‘0; lune. .... I .. ‘H‘
colors. I’uir c c ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
Double run button at.
garter attachments N: 50°
BOYS’ BLOL'SES
or fine qua: ty fay
calm and madms. “
BOYS’ RIBBED HOSE
"‘Warrior" make. extra strong
and durable. elastic ribbed tops.
sizes from S to 11 1-2. 35c
I‘all" ................ toned doun colia.~ :
double .\okrs and
- cut. ..........
BOYS’ GOLF HOSE
“’90! Golf Hose {or boys. Fancy
tops in heather and blue mix-
tures.
$1.25 $1.50
$1.98 ,
KNIT UNION SUITS
BOYS’ WASH SL ITS
Little i)o.\s ““3532 ~ "1“!
and two pi-ce
colors. sizes from
2 to 6 ycars ..
5.. .
r". . ‘
$1.29:
UMBRELLAS
Boys and girls school i‘mrrrlts
I-ZvZ-lx’nit i'nlon Suits {or boys of American la("':i. 14 5:13
and girls. sleeveless. knee length in. size. Ring. hook art car:
and waist attachments. 75 handles. paragon
At .......... . . . . . . . .‘ c frames. .............. 98¢
SOSTON STOR-
NORWALK‘S; lES CORNER
I
MAIN and WALI. STS.
NORWALK, C ON S.
Are You Interested in Proper
Diet for Better Health?
If you are do. not min the series of foo-i articles entitle!
OUR FAMILY FOOD which The Sentinel will Pul‘ll>l‘. er-
cry Tuesday. .
By WINIPBED STUART GIBBS Nationally Known Food
NEW NECKWEAR
, Lace and Organdy Dollar, Out! sud Vest Sets, the ideal finish
terminal-sweaters $1.00to$2.50
Dainty stylesinseotion Callers 80 to 18¢ per section
omndy, Eyelet mam. contract out Sets, 25c to $2.53
smounamgudyuatm 29tho75cyard
WMWl-flmwide 120 yd.
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guarantor-on Ir. sown NORWALK
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