to "ontrcul.
of interest.
0
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" Maroon Michael
Strut. um
Infill“. manager
“Whit! 'l‘v-haeeo (‘nmp
'9‘"th or ill"
’ill “3“" :It S‘.i‘:ll‘li‘t‘
next month.
is
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11' Kt I‘lIY's.
ni, l-‘mlleM l
"vvrvl lx'vena
'lii Ynllk
tlke Hell
Vegan and l
the women I"
up Mondm
b v t
,
C
Miller of
resign his position as
n! the Sellgson-
in pre-
enmrm-ncement ol’
l'niversliy
ll shades in
In,“
..’l ililS.
“ill
o-n
mils. Gift. shoppe has new lot
I'm. unouneemcnt snd birthday
in. and ms. ll. w. Root and 'am-
Gf “organ avenue. have. returnch
their home after a month's vaca-
spent in Massachusetts.
Main
silk
I O i
{filornartl 1‘- ll‘il.lt'.l hf Main strut,
l On We!!!“ ' vl'l\ fur an autumn,
l in tour to l‘.-n;tvln, .‘lr, H'Hara. will
return on 'l‘drsdnv.
O O C .
(‘lenl
attenl
Stadium
' l-‘ranelu H .r.._‘ n: \lt’.\\lll street,
dill h'rinn "s l" fvllil‘ln \let the Am‘
I'k‘iln Hal i'u‘llll'dlijt'. Mr. Hnugh
will] ('nto‘l lln Svlp‘lllnloru "031‘ Hi.
Briefs and Personal Mention}
“boulens today left here for a
Canada. and other
William Ripley or Flax Hm road I
moud to the Anick spartm-nts on
Day street.
The road repairs on Elizabeth
street have bcpl completed.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Hsrry Boyko and
family 0! Lincoln avenue will leave
tomorrow for Babylon. Long island.
Where they will be the guests of rela-
tives over the week-end.
0 O O .
4ottlleb's are now showing Fall
line of hats. all the. new shades.
popular prices.
0
George Schultzc ot E-I'ast avenue
enioyed s few rounds of golf at Ital-
'ow«-'en park yesterday.
0 O O
l’hilip Prenskt of South Main
street was a recent lillsintss \ls‘lItor
in New York city.
0
Mr. and ~Mrs. litrry Morton and
Mr. and Mrs. Snow Keene of ‘\‘or-
walk are lcrulng at noun today for
Canada in Mr Horton's Cadillac
touring car.
0 C O
-—<fltraw lists at O‘llrien‘s.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of
Kim street will leave tomorrow on a
motor trip to Philadelphia. where
they will remain over the holiday.
0
and Mrs.
. .6.
hr. Clayton Sharp oi
' . field street. are~ entertaining relatives
Edward Splsn‘ or rm: Hill road
has sold his Oakland coupe» to
Punt: O‘Brien of 'Vi'ébster 'svenue.
EAST NORWALKV
Miss Theresa Padzeini of Third
street is spending some time u the
guest or relatives in Southington.
O C
Rev. and Mrs. lIt‘red L. Piper 0:
Van Zant street ~are attending the
Advent. camp meeting in Piainville.
. O 0
Miss ii‘annabcile Susnltslty, 'ot
Brcwster." New York. and Miss Mar-
ion Gould of Schenectady are visit-
ing Miss liazcl Sum of Cottage
street. .-
0 3
Mr. and Mrs. DeForest C. Moore
of Betts Place will not move to
Bridgeport. as it was stated in‘this
paper a few days ago. Mr. Moore
has _been compelled to remain,.in
Norwalk indefinitely on business and
has had to change his plans con-
cerning removal out of town.
0 0 I
Mr. and Mrs. \Varshauer. of \Vin-
t‘rcm New erk'city.
0 v.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Dunne.
and family have returned to their
homa- on Liberty Square alter a two
weeks' motor trip through the New
England states and Canada.
0 O O
whoa-wait
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Mrs. Charles Roddy has returned
to her home on Rowan street after
s. vacation spent with friends out of
town.
. .
Good catches of snapper blues were
reported yesterday by a few boys
who were fishing 0le tide trolley car
trestle near the Yacht Club. The
fish are hitting well in local waters
and good catches have also been
made from the Country Club dock.
Francis Peden of "an Zandt St.,
has resigned his positiorrwith the
Grumman Bottling Works. But ho
is helping them on account of the
rush today and tomorrow.
0 O Q
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Dibble of
Winfield street are planning to go
to Marblehead, Mass. for a short \‘a-
cation. They will- leave here on Sep-
tember fourth.
O O O
- Mrs. George H. Clark 0: New Hav-
en is visiting st the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence l. Finch of Fort
Point road.
0 O 0
Frank Roberts of Wallace avenue
has returned Rom a business ' trip
through the Middle West.
C O I
The boys at Marvin Beach have a
new tad. As soon as it begins to get
dark. a passerby may see twenty or
more. pup tents in s. line across the
beach. The boys think it great fun
to sleep out in those. . in spite of
weather or mosquitoes.
, draw pointed
juround his mom sud'hsd on a pair
at long checked pants and I. black
shirt; Bill,- ssus rt; will lire as an
advertisement for "yes‘ we have no
bananas. " Billy carried a basket til-
le with ‘yegetables which bore the
inscription “We, have no bananas."
Olivia White. dressed as a; “Rose. was
the recipient at much praise for the
fins. appearance she made and Add-
my Arlington as "The Queen of she-
ba." was also very good. The child-
ren are still talking about the won-
derful time. had at their first in-
dividual masquerade ball. and they
are looking forward with interest to
the adult’s masquerade tbmorrow
evening, to see what kind of costum-
pln'y in the Belt
J or Ten Champion." 1!". The
edgiwili Beypgresented to young Esr-
gerty by an ofliclsl at the club.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs.’ Wilism Willard
and daughter, Muriel will return to
their Passaic, N. 1.. home.I early next
week. .
0 .9 0 -. ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cousins and
son, Harry jr.. will return to their
home in Flushing. Long Island. next
week.
Igzntheir fathers and mothers will CLEVERNEW
my”, c ' ' ' . SWEATER MODES
. amp. Belevue Home {or , .4
Nurses. will closevtor the season on
next Tuesday,.8eptember 4th. This
has been one of the busiest and most
successful seasons at the camp in
some time. and the barracks have
always been filled with the nurses
and teacher Nurses. Miss Emma
Bevan was again matron of the
camp. The following nurses will or-
rive. today and tomorrow. and will
remain over Labor day: Miss King,
Miss Hosklns. Miss Avery, Miss Mc-
Devitt, Miss Ulrner and Miss Park-
inson. all of New York. One of the
features or the closing week end will
be a. Tea. party on the grounds. to-
morrow afternoon. All the nurses
at the camp are planning to turn '1?
to this affair.
Gay and sombre types
for general wear as well
as for sports.
Fact: type shows some
new version in weave, 'cut
Scwell Hughes. son or Mr.
Mrs.
and
Arthur's. Hughes. who spent
the summer
bears the inscription; ' “Boil Island
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DISTINCTLY WORTH WHILE
Furnishing your home is a thing it pa} . ; , It.
is an expensive mistake to buy makeshft fur,l 1.-
mil regretfully have with you for years \v.;,..,.
more you can choose furniture of which
proud.
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We offer only worth-while furniture of p. ..
in style and quality. and we are always 37.3! '
valuable experience in solving home furnlS‘lilgfi.‘
-. v ”1- l; tt-vr art 1 ' n rivcll st night at at a New Hampshire
vyf‘ém‘fin‘. 1 l . ‘ V Ithrffilkolsnrcl 3t :11; rflp‘p;181h'l W ecd. limid Greenwood of Core menuc. camp. has returned to his home in or finish.
" "' “ h ‘ has acre ted a osition with the . Beach avenue \
. . . °. . II -\V‘l:s(;n :mnlt' to spend the week end Mom”, (flown, :0“, on Cow mm ‘ BELL ISLAND Hughes motorédhhg‘b all: $331122: 4 98 to 12 98
Milli“ ll. ,.lII I )l 2.7,; ’Il iIIIIII r lrrgri i am a or t a). I mic. returned home with Sewcll. . . . .
lhili :iri‘ l‘ "3' ‘i‘ g“ ' ' 0 ‘ ' s s o . s s s
~ -..~. « '5' Miss Maud Anderson of Taylor _
MM “m" l~ h-r - ’ “do will spend tlln “mkvt mi in ‘ ‘1 ‘8‘ ” “HY 0t Hells Flam has rc- Howard Vanderbcck. of New York
. . _ H l q H turnid m f, lkee .l N Y ' Sill‘llttl his dutices at the South ‘s'or- and Bcll Island. has purchased the
l)(lmunn I, Ill“ l‘.’ ‘l'xlri t after r n ougl » ps 0. I I “Mk P0“ Oflice alter bolus COnfim‘d little Y--(llov. house across from Bell
‘- l- lv.l il' iv ' o -
lllsIIl'va , II IIIII loam-4 and mlo- —Eye< exanlinr‘jl dnd glasses fit- to his homo for the past 'fcw weeks lslund club. now occupied by Mr. and
09”“ on ‘ . ' _ ._ . * ' .. With a broken leg. lie. receivelltho Mrs. Jordan. Mr. Vanderbeck who
.i H‘ "1 ’ \“"' ' “ ermm' '3 ' ”‘1' ’1‘ A‘ “fllpdlft' 30“?”l‘. iluury while. playing with the liast is :1 well- known architect and dcsig-
w- k . . . , i-val lmsv-lmll tc'im ' nm and who h'ts d - ‘
-. _ Q __ . W .\ w Ln . . . ,-_._._ . rann up the plans - . "an; t. ”cg
- . v‘. v. -l' \1 tin ‘lTi‘ll . XL.“ 1m“.71":1krm-‘Shttlv? llnlllv- ol' . . . J A H ert Jr for the new~ club house. is Planning 121‘ N0 8 lino-natal“ 51‘“; “'""".‘ ’-
“mum ' d ‘ l‘ ‘ m .1... ,.' ‘h' . l‘Hl rim \£.LHI. I i' l' "nu“. Mlss Marjorie Gustafson. of Nt-w- times 0 3g y, ’9 ext:- nsivo altelailons. \Ir Vander— cry step in 'I‘II ”'3‘“ il-
lillli Albert \ "‘ "l “3 ""1 “‘ - ‘ " Chic! 0 ‘0 l"" ' m " " ' “- alk. 's \isilin Mrs. Sha ell of (love heel will take osse pr" ”""'- 3
.t. ~ _ - . " Defeats Donald Mc- “ «War—rm
.1!" . - . o s s Lachlan i n Three [main '0 remodel it. n the finest \l"( in It rv-zl ll II: (E
' ‘ I l'll‘il Hillllli‘hl (if 0” Lllt‘llfli H" nllf‘. Mrs. ]|'_nr\. Harris'ol l“il$i .‘lTOf‘t o o . g A comlete women‘ of ‘0 the tiniphl‘d Iltlsn ”in ‘41
H'm‘m’. 4N” M Tut‘fmn‘ V. . Amp NP“ l.m m lie N \" "1'”an in ”'2 will entertaln relatlv‘es from lirook- Fast sets—Masque!“ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner ‘ind B d COM “13—“ mnlmlhd ’ x “W 3mm
3 . l...rvl .\vv .... ‘ ”HAW" " e'storda} that his ear hit . , . . - LANKETS an - I wry proce~~ l‘ n.- Lilv .M
l H 1’0””? ‘ ..)n, (Hi-r the “cekoend. T v daughters Doris and Lucia. of East . "I. l-
unn‘xm: H.- .4 Mount hm.» "hm “h”. m. “I .3 hacking in: o the . . . . ade OII‘IOI'I‘OW 'lvcnue will 010 h 1 cd. I tile.»- as .lmlzn; j. pig.
3 ' ' ‘ . - ~t’ 'lio ill-i was ’ .' . .___.... ' ' ’ ’0 "D t 9” “3“ 1’“ PORTABLEB {are it does not lwar tiw 11.4'
. .. , . ' .\. m‘l'l'H’H Lllrh Ill MONO" 3”“ - ‘ i1 .' Mrs. Joseph lianiord uf I'IYSt . . land home. next week. and return Ium mark 1“
lzl Hi: “ ','H.’\\‘ u, h. I ‘ knot-km] to the lI-'1\'El"""’~ "m "" street. will visit relatives in Nv-w- it was announced .VT‘SWr‘l'“ ”,“u in their winter home in l'asszll'e N. Of All Kinds .
SHUlN “t 1' ‘ V ' Hm" ' H" tuw‘ll to give “WNW“ his ""““'- lle burgh. Now York. over the Week-clad. a tennis team composed "f ”1“ D" R J. Miss Lucia will enter Skidmore I You will fit ,1 iv. . -'
' - t s nmwcnil“ WM "0‘ i"-i"r"“~ ' -' ‘ “f ”H! “lung "1"“ 0‘ ”‘9 NM“ eullvgc in the full. ricty or ‘l\lr~“fllllr' .n' ,““".”'
Nll- H II“ x ‘ Hm H “i I“ w‘tl ' \i ’l ~ . _ I, Mr. “I ‘1 Mrs. Edward ]:'-.,“-nnl| “f wuuld engage in :1 tennis tournament]. . . . —— 8°00 pair I. < vlwru m3
3“" " '" 4: w ‘ w ‘le in. .1. Z" .I. \\'."Ili--r Riv-Inn“ I' i“"‘ ‘1'”an il‘.t.~t sly. . l, “ill lvaxe Sunday Mr H “'"h ”‘" ”“Hmr \‘°“..r'nm' “mm- Mrs. (tel-aid It. merest nn llsan of
‘5'} “N' ‘ A“ N 3m ‘ i” ' volt. .- that Ms hunt “.ls Hui' n-I “ ‘ um ics (Milt nu hilt» tour to Niagara NOW at ”W “““l‘ur \iew (mini: the “Sunset" cottage. East avenue,
. ., ., V. ,I‘ v» “HRH,“ was late]. round on lllv l:.-l:«t .\or ll'uHS. Double and single matchesI“ IIlII Wm return to their “I‘m” home in E. K. Banks
‘1'” H' ' "A . I .. . \\.l|k lll'lnl this. . . . . N‘Lmd' The I'm ”mm “"‘m ““ VHS-Sill". N. J.. next week.
- lll“ H I'Wé' " -“ \""" l \lr ”M “1.. \l-vy-r “,an .m,‘ probably in; chosen from the (01- . . .
| . -v| l s I I l - - ‘ " ' ‘ ' .- H _ _ . . p- ”I.
D"- 'n "r ‘ ‘ Y “ I .—llv it‘ll .\‘.lttrl.bel‘l:'!~ lH IN!” “1"” lawn. .l-_\ ham- :lrrhv vl,irom Huston. at ‘°““‘*~~ ”MK" “mu" Arnold 3.! The. James A. Hagerty cup w.” .‘Ialmckclno Hotel B
I.” M ‘36 l‘lux “I” "m”. “.0! an “UPI 'l‘lu ‘zllv lmmc cs‘ Mr. and .\ll.~'. Joseph Lachlliii. Arthur [AI‘Hnilrd and ( . \tIpl. ,‘I. git'en m .limmthfi. at the “Hm”, SOUTH NORWIIK.
. .tlst woni in modern nllplit‘“"““~‘- Sukol nr l-‘irst smu-l. “lillv‘ they "‘3"? Nimh- R‘VR'” h“ ““3”" dance at the Hell Island club. lomor- '
..‘ “‘ "' W" " “A” lvllll'lpnlf‘nl and niclllmlr. liolvl-im: “m .1“ ”,1 u f, w mm. been keen between the two clubs and -
I V“ 1m” ‘1 H "I” l' "m- h H, '\ tw- . ;.'l\_ i'llmle 1'92—4 . . ‘ .' the matches are bl int: locked {or-
lol. vl lu \\ nu: "' “' “'1'” l ' l - . . . . ward tn. with great illlfl‘l‘.‘( on the
' ' " ' . ' “‘mr‘q ( Hons 0‘ ”W Pfl‘ond U”- l t (it the. Hell lsl'lnd tl-nnis f'll‘s
l 'hV‘ “ "' lvu HIV! ”"1"" “‘31-“'I“'I ‘\II_I"nllltrt. has taken up his l‘(.‘l<lt‘n(‘-‘ at H” , _' . ' ' ‘ ’
- . “ ' ' . stlort and i‘lxlrlv-s Mlll'llt-i nl ‘ in -- iv‘irsl Mr”. . . . .. . . .
- \v»l , “H "' H 'h ' llill ”Md u'h.nyltll lllv- \iillllt v.l-l.~ all . . o rh" hr" ””J“-““““ 1'1"” VD'N“ 800th Nomlk
"" " I Rh” ‘1 1'. 1' ll'- l'v' vw lil‘lvlll'lM‘Y. '1‘” “" ‘ \llqv. t‘nulnnp “rug r-llll'lled tnltlfllli“, :lnd masqur‘l‘mie for children
HAM , ll'v‘i >'.- i" ' niru'l ”1.x“! 1) 5 "‘ ' 'l " 'I . "‘i u” _. . -' “us held on Tuesday evening at the .
1' kl it ' I i " ”Hm: lll‘rlllllll(l,lll'.h. liltl r’vddilti‘l'ti‘i‘wq‘:ixllltolli‘tl: “"1 lsland MM" with u” ”10 Chnd' ,
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5 ' ‘ ' . . . . _ rell of the island ill illilndflnt‘f‘ un- . . .
“I l. ~-.. 7 .. .~ .1 W : s..vn._.l ,tl. .4...“ u navavTIl I. v m. . in l). troll sin-mum. Mr ”I Mam, mums and ”mm: Lace and Organdy Collar, Gun“ and Vest Sets, the ideal finish ‘°:”:°°:°° W’”’””’ r,”,”,”,“,”,“ M” I
a'lk” m ,1. -.m ”H, prams. Lt \ u... slrl-v t H cl" H'HHS “I h “ "“3“ \ xi ~ . . u! the (‘illllli‘l‘ll were his“ present. for gowns 01' sweaters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 30 $2.” .:.. ”9 9 O” ”O O O O o 4 ‘
I . IwIII m“ “I l .I. l “L. 3‘ W.- 'l*v'|" \\'. .l. l rv lniiv . q :lt ('unrv lflvlllltl. 1 Mrs litnlurd Il.owlines and Id‘ulgn- Th0“: were right ”“205. four for tho - : ”Glms FOR BOYS .ANI) ('11 L“
. .. l... .w. . ‘ ~ ' , - t... H-Ivn. “we ma mum «in u... and four W "I" W“- "W .n - t l ' s t' c 11 ac to 18¢ oti " ' { b
" 'y‘ '..‘ vr. l. . l l‘ W .-,' "JV“ I'.-\i'll l'ls< ilt‘l‘,uf lill‘iil'lmrl. P‘ an tnmm rqw for i' ittl-‘iielll. .\la~s.. 91.11,. was for ’33,. “um for th: smty I y I68 111 cc 103’ 0 m . . . . .3. . per 80 on .. FOR SCHOOL OPENI\_(‘ 9
glint” ll rut-l i iv l vlv ‘ Itlllli' my “me Sud“ K‘ "“" "r'“""I“'l“""" H "‘ “'m “n K “in Marion buys \rel-c: Jerry lit-yle. '. and iv " 2' . ’ . ' e I O
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WI .-lv WW, , I, I I v. . I mum. .~Il I I, \lrIlIinl rrllIIInIII: ii 'IlIiIl I . :\'llIllI:lIfl;I'Il l'»: zlslI l‘rtlIIIIt‘lIiIl :1, if" t ltfll:l «:anlI. 1;!U\lll;~\{ resin): Lt. :“Ilt‘mh Organdy, Eyelet and Lace Collar and Gun- Bets 25c to $2.98 .9 Ladies gm, 14K 26-year, White gold- §
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'. :Illll H“ ‘\\ ‘ l i.‘. x '- V ‘ ‘ ' "‘ ”l "‘4" ""Y- and Hobby Freeman and Donald 01- : Ladi 18Kde .................... Re" $l5C3 § Iii-‘3,
" ‘ l ‘. >v ‘ \l.~~ l."~ u luv immud oi H I\ Hi”. ~—-‘—,-A~ ~ ~~ ,- liz as Twins. Hubby and Donald crca- ufflin in Lace 0;- d gnd Net . . . _ . 299 to 75¢ 3111 00 33 11111110 Diamond Ring ..... :142‘0
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" 'i it)” . -. : iv‘ 1 'tuill hm. l‘l'Sllllll'ii dutlws as ll ”HITS" . .‘l:;< III-IIMH m‘e \I.Ilrr0\IvI and .‘ll‘S 1“}. muchr lnurhtenI in ”“11"“; ' 9:. ntlsfi, watfh 14x 20-year, GOld- sFinEd 6
i , .h. lilivlLto'l'OH llngpitnl. :lllcr inlllv .1 Hill" I)! one ll li. Via-r9 re- lilllcl‘s 0r llf‘ xll' s “Ore: . uric _ . . _ . ewe ............ o-I 1n-
; i " \l: , , I. ., \ .v, vvf ill)” “,MI. W. my... “H ku' \.’I"'tll()ll at cum \irllors with .‘.il.~s Hertha (,‘onk- Swensen and .lunicc l'al'klll, mus- Organdy Tuning Pomt, 1-2 m. Wlde . . . . .. . . .. . 120 yd. “.9 Gen“ Jam 1'] 14K ' ' ' '° """ gig “3’33 ‘23-: §
' . ' . . . . lin of Thin] S'. " queradcd as the little Dutch llay and . .. ' ~ - . - - - ------ .. 4'1
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. 5.5”" .1 I'I I v . . i ' [I .. .. . - t 0 (iiri. in Marion Davies motion plcf' I [“1161]. Pearl M, Indutructable, 24-111 9
’1 - ‘I “ ‘ ‘ m mm “NIH!” m TM“). ”mm“. in... l-zanlt lnum. or livlts Mm». lure “Little 0m New York." which .. 9° ..... .................. Reg 1000 37-.
5 ll III . I: . 1 v i III l- (ll'ul d his position. wilil ii [is anmlnl: :l \:l(‘£lll0ll from lit... is now playing in New Turk. IMuriel J I MAI E I I E O.
‘ i I ‘ ‘ ‘ ' l -h.v\v.l..‘..litl Sun's shoe factory. lumps ul Ull Southern New Enslanvl- represented the girl and Jumee the 0 0 , L _ ‘ .0. Waterman or Everslnrp Pens sud Pencils 15 Per cent 0‘3 4
v1. .‘. . ‘ . i s . s l’l‘. iwlliltlllt (Kl. ~lmi'. The other two Winners fur the . _ ., . é
m»: \\. u. . \ . m. .. w: ML W, Mm Mm... mm... and ’l'i I i‘ . 'x? Q. l. I I fifilsx‘lfgoxxfllilltg‘: $03331: am. 88 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK 00 LANG & KLENSY, INC. 0)
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:3] ' I , I: 1 . i ”“3“ .?{\\l.:‘\‘h\r J;— n h I” H inst :|\'l'llllt.‘ Methodist church are Among 'I'WIJUdgps "VI ””5 "1““ “‘ “WELERS é
‘ . “ "” "“ ,' ' . ' . holding a lood sale on the from :E‘gfigenl‘llgfia ‘;"t:‘.‘:‘l::?wmcg:lr§ 123 waShington Street 9
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\\ . m . . . i in 5 I“ \ :<-\l\- II“ Broilmrtoq and. his!) 0. tin chum it this .IHQI‘X’IOOH. talph 3mm“: 1 I. ”um and connected with Yale Jewelry. Mammm ¢
Hill ' i 'r' 1 t ‘ “"'i" mending it‘ll ‘ ' ‘ ‘ - . I - . ' ..
W . 4 .1 .. ... Mr“ ‘I ”"1 lr““"" '“ A luncheon and bridge wllis‘. 'lre George bml‘h‘ Aspect.“ “1“" "unh‘ ”.00. . . .9. . . O O O O O O” O 9 '
.‘rmn u \ 'I I‘ I ' ' H I 1 lt1.|.' m .\lllntlc i' ll) 1,. in“ l...” m “I” 00“an Club this her dinner: was Won by Rita i‘ahill Are You Interested in Proper ' . .”.“....... :£”O“OM“:”O.. ”:”H0’W “:W’.»
, '“""' “"’ . ' l ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ,.,l..rnom, ' and Freddie Sullivan. The prize for’ . #
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I“ “I III, W . f '. Mk Iltran lint: t xtonsnIclIs l? 1.] lll‘OIlIlI (‘er- Boulevard entertained a number of g;n§:C{‘0Yb;i;lILd;f;1ndlisggl'ozsuxlcruol; If you are do not mus the series 0f food articles entitled K A D BE HEALTH‘
. . . ind m. ( urns m r... - 1.... Men... on Thursday afternoon. and htc am. for éniu‘. v'g‘s OUR FAMILY FOOD ' h" h Th 5 ntin l m blish -
, ,. at: .7 ,z W '11. “-5 m: l]l\ In" In llz'lum. - in celebration of her 13th birthday was won b ‘i‘rederlck JP": :il‘f" w "3 e e o W p“ ev‘ It's very true we're not wulking enough. “0 l...“ m. . ...r 3‘11):
. l . . . y ‘ ‘ ‘ . :lllni\‘orsary Games were enjoyed jr and ‘3: hi D '. ' 1' nan. cry Tuesday.
3' l. .m. m. - , . . . \l. r m ll... .r 11 At il' in. t-tinl: (If u... mlrniva. coni- m... refreshments ”Hem The hostess ”II-i298 for tiYesgetwo lannmg- The . . and whisk any to business sad pleasure.
: .‘-. ‘.lurrv .. . '1 m. r nienll". mill.» or the .‘Zorwalk \IerIit; lid:- was the’ rl-ciliicnt'of many beautiful donated by Mrs ll’llliargngfglrzefi By mmn STUART GIBBS Nationally Known Fwd ,
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5. . . i. Mnndmy v i l. . atlas torn.” (H'llbi of T'flmflsl Vii; mils. lhOSIt present “(#0. the Rowayton. Among those “.110 de‘; A tho at You‘ll “he mt Wort and benefit wonderfully llralltl‘ke
‘ ;,, llvmm. night it w.- Is announced that 3‘ “uses Dorls Pcnnoyer. Thlll‘ley "~0- serve special mention foritheir uni- ~u n y' s
l : ’ . . . lmd lutn eltnml on the affair. lmrts. l‘eal I’crlman. and Irene Ha- (we costumes are: Jm.'Jarbo", was ' in our "W m Ind OXfOI'dS-
b '1...» "'"l' ' .. l' "" v'““1~ “’“m . . - land and Charles “‘aterbury, lZarl , ' ' ' P .
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it! ti e .\ill-’ ll .' 4' m', .m. who D. pilll‘ l~‘ll'v~ l hl-‘l “Ill-ant 1. IO“- “H‘ki‘, Leonard Harris. "any and flees Ra ' Q 0.00,
law Invrn . w .. m .uv n iwl NW ll-I“t .~ll is in New lizu‘vn today. lrvirlg Preston. Alton Reynolds and nge From $0.00 to ”1
“fink, “m , . . i! - l'.‘ .mzi-s mt .. _ . . Clifton I’ennoyer.
\fwlrngtlm Snapper lvlucs haw; started to run . . ., . ‘4"
' ' ' {dill}: good sin» in the local harbor. Mlss Margaret Jarvis of Seaview
, . m... .. N S b R co ds 0 Sale MILTON ELWOOD
1.1.”...an . v,.,. 'v.l.v ;-. lv'lru i'< .. . 0 “tends at u theatre party on Thurs- eW ep em er 8 r n
In“ hr"! “""~ "W" "" "““"" “n‘ 'l'llv- lvlntvvrtulnmv at committee. of day evening. They attended the ove- ' . . ‘
rgis are a . Li- H ”1'" Hi i“" "”7“" Douglass l-‘owlnr l’ost. “'oman's Ite- nlng performance of Poli's Palhce in . m wmaml- 81'. SOUTH NORW‘L‘
i rs. John I‘ 9‘ - vm vn "I "will"? up. (Mp... No. 15' wm nlpef next Bridgeport. Among the guests were Stop! . mmmmnc
nlrmnn , ~ .~,.mmllv. .. .vl Tuesday at 3:30 1). M. at the home the Misses NIanuret ,Jarvj. Hester 4””WH‘L mm] (Wells-s) I‘, MM
“"3“- ut’ .\lrs. \V’llcox to settle business for “3"”‘3 Dorothy Frey, Edna. Gordon Look t.
' ‘ T ll . the entertainment ‘0 he 81““! 10 if“: M95351 IGegffi Clark. Irwin WMUHIITAL K. :1. "
Buy M r \ it mm. n? "Him: .V 5 , _. . .~ wk. .03. 5,. umber 20. o mes. or us or and Al. Hon-vs ' only, z— WWW
easy you . My (iv‘ll'llll'l‘lh'. More opl'n I “"5“” I 0 r I p of Danbury. ' ‘t i D338. View Ouch-ser-
. enln ‘ ”mm x p rr. s s .- » - i hi‘ In!» lamb-1W Olin-
g 3‘ . ‘ ' Thomas Horn of the Canty lnsur- t .M) PhD-i“ “WW
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ENorwnik l'lv.llvlv r, It A,
l a, mt'f‘lllJ: this
’l'own iivv\::v~
”John Rim u
8 store i n
i now liwlsr in
\Ihltlnlr hi. i. is in n,
C i
Miss Low-:0 9.
You: city his lecn the
tammor with ltw Miss
lbmu. Millinv rv shop.
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l‘ils Tucsd'v' .
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st
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‘- Alhrrls e an».
0
Tha
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. mn‘emt ms
' fl ‘ll -
he opt n
Hithenvirnrp
open in
3‘ n!
rah: tin wine by
g with Miss Lillian
of Ledgl wood Farm.
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“d Mrs. Thu odo
.‘ med from H; Infor
than apartments
:liltvs-n'mll
ill \1111 Hill.
have been
In'tkru’nnrl Farm IDdRYi
during‘ thu entire win-
tlm Indge has only
summer.
llmltr-nourished and
‘;y girls m. iv obtain information
l: l! hold.
in the
“ho furlllwrlv uwnr l n
\l llll s‘r‘v i.
ihlllmnrr.
and who
31".. is
lllnr'kll r of Now
position as
K. A. Pol.
She will all-
.‘m. hPr villilvs with Miss Pedhe-
t's 3"l.
made
Anyone
communi-
Twombly.
It!" flats at O'Brien's.
C 0
re Harris
(1 place to
on Maple
island oveIr Sunday and labor. pay.
ance, (in. has rented rooms in the
Alexander “’hite apartment house
on Bayview avenue. Mr. Horn will
be married to Miss Mary iiynan of
Reed street in September.
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Lyman Bracken of Academy street
is regretting that his two weeks'
vacation is nearly cndcd, and that
he will have to return to work again
on Tuesday, September fourth.
l
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s
‘ O O O .
Freeman Light of Elmwood ave-
nue has'had a pipe-holdeLmade in
his newvblue Buick sedan.
William Unholu of Berkeley t
street is planning to take s. party
on the “Dolphin" across to Long
. .
Miss Velma Beers of Sheehan
avenue motored to Dangury Thurs-
day. t
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Thomas and Charles Potter of
Providence. R. I. motored to this
city yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Leon Fish 0! Arch street. The two
young men students at tho Harstrom
school last year.
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Mr. and Mrs. James fills. and
Mrs. George Olmstead and daugh-
ters. of Arch street. returned yes-
terday afternoon from a two weeks'
.risu ‘ Car ' .-’- .
WW -. my“...
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Square. has taken a position with the
Children‘ s store on West Washington“
Street.
tral avenue. this morning.
Stu who has been occupied in. that
Atlantic and Pacific grocery store on
Van Zandt St. has been transferred
First district.
or New" Jersey hrs visiting ll'rs.
Gustave A. Rich] of Beth place. for
a few days.
Van Za'ndt 8L, have moved into the
house next to them at 26 Van andt
street.
d o- 0
Joseph Smith of Van Zandt St:
ms resigned his position with
.New York. New Haven and Hurl'
Railroad Co.
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Miss Rose Schachat of Greg
Boulevard .has accepted a positi
with the 8. and 8. Tobacco Comp-av.
n the First District.
Miss Mary i-Eubovic of Liberty
Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Spector and
heir newly purchased home on Cengv
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Clarence Anderson of Van .andt
0 the concern' s store on Main htreet.
, ,
out:
Mrs: Burris snd doughter. Once
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Mr. snd'-'Mrs."bestcr Roberts or
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