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Girl Scouts Begin
.lEEgistering for Camp
eglsirations for Camp Trcfoil are
donuts in tnict; and lost not only mil
Korwulk, bridgeport and \\ carport
be represented at the camp on Lake
Wauxetka. but Glenbrook. \Viltor.
1nd Sound Beach are sending scouts
in share the joys of camp life.
2‘ Miss Louise l‘rlcc, Secretary of the
Camping Department or the Girl
Ecouls, says that there are over Il\'c
thousand private and semi-public
necrcational educational premanent
camps throughout the country. very
Q tow or which were so much as
dreamed ot‘ twenty-live years ago. .
The paSt week has been an active
one for troops in Norwalk. Troop
Mrs. Preston Bernard. Captain.
" Miss Elizabeth Saunders, icutenanl.
'.held its last meeting of the season
pi idonday. It took the form of a.
granny. Games were played on the
grounds ot' the high schools and in.
filter the Scouts and their guests re-
' tired to the domestic science room
refreshments were served.
Commissioner Dohcrty, and Mrs. Ar-
‘ ll‘lur B. Russell, a god—mother ot'
.L‘roop X were guests. Mrs. \Vilbur
H... Leonie. also a god-mother, was
' ’j unable to attend.
On Monday last. Troop 111 went
on a hike to Call Pasture. Airs.
.Lcttie Munro, Captain \\ as in Charge.
2 On Tuesday Captain Mun-r0 tooK
gTroop VII. St. Joheph's Troop on a.
‘C hike to Rocky Spring and on Thurs-
fijday took the winning patrol. Patrol
11. of that troop to the Bird Sancti-
l)orothy Ghiotto is patrol
leader at the attendance Winners.
Captain Munro also took the win-
“ nlng patrol or her own troop to the
new. camp site at \Vnubcella. Pa-
trol 1, Margaret Chillim. leader was
the winner. The god-mother of the
troop, Mrs John Fowler and Mrs.
VHubert E. Bishop accompalnmi the
E12001).
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Harris 8: Clans-Adv.
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A complaint about a group oi
young men creating .1 disturbance on
Bylngton Place was made lo the po-
lice last night. Patrolman Adams
“is handling the matter.
- —Best Coal.
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—-Exclusi*e Wedding Gifts, sec-
‘ ond floor. Donnelly‘s --Adv,
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Mr. and Mrs. \Vallon Cllrtiey and
isons. Thomas and Bob, of Newark.
N. J.. are spending: a few weeks with
Mrs. James E. Mooris- nt Riverside
mug. ”W
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hLehish Coal. Harris 8: Guns.—
-’ Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel fleeting Jr.
of Lewvine street were Visitors in
: gBrldgcpnrt last PVPnlllg.
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Take 3 Deliver“—
Spl‘l'lfll
—-Golng away-1‘
afiBetter built trunk With you.
gable at Angeline‘s.
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if WALL ST.
BROWN STRIPED " _
SERGE FASHIONS
PRACTICAL SUIT
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Gorge in one of the good. old ro-
dable materials thnt is now out at
date.» This neat little suit with M
:ton jacket is fashioned of but"
large with n hairline stripe. Whit.
int crepe silk vest and and but.
:on: give a dainty finish 1 touch.
Mr. and lira Edward Gang and
{a mllv of “‘est avenue. left yesterday
(or their summer home at Laurel
Beach. Milford. '
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—-Buy 'Your Victronn on our Club
Plan—Ask about it It Donnelly'm
A DAINTY PUMP
FOR THE FOURTH
is as smart Is any
holiday.
with its: lalllC“ «tract. Comes in
This in a meal
This model
you will sec (war the
various lmlhcrs.
opportunity to secure
shoes at very
unusual
the latest model
I'PH 5011811”. (303?.
THE WALL STREET SHOE STORE
Walk-Over Shoes
NORWALK, CONN.
Dividend Notice
At a Meetingcf the Board of Directors of the
CSOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK
i hold this day, a dividend at the rate of FOUR
" . AND ONE HALF (41/2) PER CENT. per annum
was declared to the depOSitors fromtheearnings _
of the bank for the six months ending J uné 30th,
1924.
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This dividend will be entered on pass-books
and paid on and after July 10th, 1924.
, All money deposited on or before July 10th,
‘mll draw interest from July lst.
A Gaus.--Adv.
, stead of Thursday.
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' Troupin'n
on: meet.
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—chdint Gifts on second floor.
Donnelly‘a.—-Adv.
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--When you buy a Belber you buy
a real good trunk. ct. Ansevlne'o.
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Mrs. R. Block and doughtera, Lil-
lion and Blanche, obNow York city.
are guesto of Mr. and Mrs. M. Jooem
or Belden avenue.
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-Luu Pen Coal. Horri- &
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y—‘I‘runks, bola, suitcases. ct An-
gel'ine's. -
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The Camp Fire Girls will hold a
cake and condy sale in the Piggly-
Wiggly store tomorrow morning.
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~Auto lpfln‘I. Third—Air.
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The weekly drill ot the. Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will be
held on Wednesday 'next week in-
—SIeep sound on your beds. Use
Exterminator tor flies.
Also excellent for bed
mosquitos.
25¢ a box. Clif-
bugn and roaches.
10rd Drug Store.
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—Buy 1 Belber! Better built trunk
at Angevlne's. .
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The Women’s Missionary circle of
the Mount Zion church will hold its
annual load and fancy goods sale in
the store on North Main street near
the Pnlnco theatre tomorrow {rum 9
a. m. to 5 p. m. Rev. H. R. Cooper
is pastor or the church. Min G. E.
Bank: is president of the society and
Mrs. Annie L. Mason. secretary.
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-Trunk sole at Angevinc‘s.
DUNCAN’S SCORE.
HOYLAKE. June 27—George Dun-
can. former chomplon. took' 74 for
' .Mond mu: m Match-v
phone {in-tolled oi: hi- homo on'leovf ‘
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A ’ufio‘nt—d-nce ind old—mood
atru‘rberry‘ festival will be held on
the auto 0: J. Stun-t Gillespie.
Crown's. tonight 1t 8 o'clock tor
the benefit at the Brooksidc chnpel.
Among these who will take port in
Hy Mayer. the cartoonist. who re-
contly returned from on extended
trip abroad. Should the weather be
stormy the muz- will be postponed
until Thursday evening. July 3.
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,The regular monthly meeting of
the Ever Randy Circle of King's
Daughters will be held at the home
or Miss Mory Hort. Raymond street.
Tuesday evening. Miss Kart will be
minted in entertaining the mem~
beta by Mrs. Harry Cakes.
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Mrs. Sidney R. Bell or Crockett
street went to , Brooklyn
where nhewiu remain (Wei: the
week-“end. mu. Bell wu‘tcconi-
pulled by Miss Muriel Mocuirn of!
Brooklyn, who, has been her guest
the past week.
The members of the Ladies” Ala \
society of the Rowoyton Methodist
church are busy ranking pious tor
the tslr and supper to be held in
the'chapel ot‘tho church. July 13.
Anyone who would like to donuts
fancy articles or aprons for the IL-
fair is asked to set in touch with
members. 7
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Through the kindness 'ot Mri.
John Sherman .Hoyt.tho members
of the Good VVlll society of Row-ay—
ton will hold a. picnic on her estate
on Contentment Island, Tuesday.
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Friends 02 Joseph J. Elzen will
be sorry to hear mot he in ill at his
home on McKinley street.
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Mrs. Alfred J. C. Becklua or Curl-
lipp street. nnd Mia Gertrude Bum
an. of Rowayton Avenue ore Attend-
lng the meeting or the Fall-field
County League of Women Voters It
his mornin; round. giving him a. to-
tal of 54 holes of 227.
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' Pooplon Wan
today. .
Your * W
, . mil hold o. mp»
manhole“ Roma Point. tomorrow
min: at. ,7 o'clook. ’
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The Emrth Items of the Ro-
wcyton Methodist church will hold
a. "Variety Feta" on the lawn of
the church. tomorrow.
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The Petrol teem or the Nomlk
counter of th De Malay will pre-
sent the am, ‘Aunt Abigail” sad
the Boys." ot the' newton Hoo'o
Route. tonltht at 8 o'clock, under
the auspices of Class No. 7 or the
Bowman Baptist church Sundny
ochool. A musical program will be
given "by the De Moldy Smcopntors.
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Willinrn Kemp. on, of covenvy.
Englnnd. nailed “yesterday {on the
"Benefits-lo" utter a visit with his
son. “’tlllam Kemp of Betta place.
While in this country Mr. Kemp
toured the New Enxlnnd states and
sold tint the scenery won the lines:
he had ever seen.
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An entertnlnment was given nt
Community hull Wednesday ove-
nin; under the auspices of tho Nor-
wnnt Iron “Works Athletic oncolo-
tlon. A musical proxam was en-
ioyed 1nd refrishrilen? were served.
Russell Dov of‘Belts place in en-
joying a vacoton from his duties with
the South Nomlk postomce.
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Friend: 0! Michael Shea. of
Charles street. will be pleased to hear
that he is renting cornfortobly at
tho Norwn‘lk hospital following on
operation performed faculty.
0
Men‘l recreotlonol night will be
held In the But Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church tonight or eight
o‘clock.
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Rev. Arthur J. Ponnell. putor of
the Boot Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church. with Mrs. Ponncll and
the home of Mrs. Samuel T. Show children will leave Xandny tor their
in Reading today.
NorWalk Shoe Repairing Service
91 MAIN ST.
SHOES REMADE '- NORWALK HATS RENOVATED
'AN N OUNCIN G OUR
BIG OPENING ‘
TOMORROW: JUNE 28
. FREE—FREE—FREE
- «First 10: Orders FREE
Don’t throw away those- Old shoes—Send the kiddies to
us with them or befier still phone uS and we will call for and
deliver them free of charge.
SOUVENIRS FOR THE KIDDIES
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Ombury—A. 3. Gregory”:
Winnipouk—Libbrini '8
Belle Island—Bella Island Club
cottage at Jomeoport. Long lslnnd.
Phone 3365—FREE COLLECTION a nd DELIVERY--Phone 3365
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Agencies At »
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Romyton—Ritter’s Confectionery
Phone 3365 -- Quality -- Service - Economy —- Phone 3365
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FARMERS’ ATTENTION!
SPECIAL OFFER
F ordsn
NEW TERMS
for two weeks on
NEW PRICES
NEW TRACTORS'
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xii. rennet! and W‘Vfll not
return to East Norwflk until Sep-
tember. Rev. Pennoll. however. will
remain away only during the month
or July. During his mace, A. Not--
ueton Paddock. chairmen of the
pulpit supply, commutes will or-
ronce for ministera'to conduct the
services which will be held as usual.
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Over 159 children of the Sunday-
school at the East Avenue Methodist
church enjoyed. a, plenlc at. Roton
Point. yesterday.
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The regular meeting or ’l'rcmp No.
6. Norwallt Boy Scouts. will be
held in Community hall tomorrow
night.
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Mills Helen Ruddimon of Winfield
street left today for Storm, Connec-
ticut. where she will ottend the ten-
doytl' conference of the young people
or the Congregational churches.
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Mrs. D. L. Wood 0! Gregory
boulevard. Mrs. J. ‘Wood-oftuorion
street and Mrs. M. Duchordt, were
the guests 0: friends . in 'Whlte
Plan; Wednesday.
DI. ’I‘CH TEAM DEEMED.
PARIS, June 27.«—-Arfgentlnn de-
feated Holland 12 to 4 with the tone-
ln: tou- in tho match or the Olympic
competition opening thiomorning.
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Mrs. Warren Section! 0: Woodolde
gnome in slowly recovering from in-
jurie.‘ she received last week when
the automobile in which she was
riding: figured in a. collision on the
Post Road near the Country club.
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Thu following young men who
were maimed from Staples High
school last week will enter college
this flail: James Hubbell and Earl
Adamo. Cornell University: Freder-
ic. Ilumb. Columbia. University;
John Komlck. Lehlgh college;
John fieattic. Internatioml Y. M. C.
A" co Beta.
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Fire» Chief ond Mrs. Francis Dun-
nlgan are attending the convention
of this Greater New England Fire
Chiefs. in Boston.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Rule of East
Hal-tiara have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Joni-s
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Charles Boteman of Bridgeport
was n visitor here on Wednesday.
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A meeting of the fancy work com-
mittee. of the W. T. I. A. street fair
was h old yesterday afternoon at the
home or Mrs. Marvin Everley or
Compn Beach.
Dr. A. C. McCray 0' 9
Relief was the Speakcjy‘ ‘
eon meeting ‘Wgzdmcliaz ’
tax-y club. “a”:
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Max Orllns. mar:
port Store of 1hr; Non-w ’
Tire company and in?”
man of New York (1 all»
ried Sunday in New Ya:
make their home in ‘1"
o o .AG‘ ‘
are: 03 I
Wednesday Was La-‘~~
Westport COUnlrv c:“'
women attended: .1;
M. Salmon “-33 17:16:: '.
Robert Stranahan v- 55 ‘
the sports, “5
$300,000 FIRE
AT llplll,
PORT JERVIF N
Brookwood Manor, 9;;
idence of W: " ‘
York broker. 1
was destroyed t:-
orlgin last ..
1898 and was {3:1 6‘
five thousand arms H ‘
not, occupied. '
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Add Musical Jerm
Your Summer Dan
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ND 170 3‘23“]? I‘r‘v‘f‘j.
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AL EARLY SUMMER OFFER
19341—When
19342—4Niglltlngale—Waltz
Sunrise and You—Wain
v
Take this instrument now and you will
have it al'lloat paid for by vacatiOn time.
Select Si worth of Victor Records. (yc'n‘
own choice) Which we shall be pleased to
add to your bill without changing the tcrlns
of paymei st.
\‘lclrolo. as illustrated, in oak or mahog-
any finish" price only 850 ond :5 worth of
Victor Rc«:ords~—-total :55.
19:33th Had to Be You—F01; Trot
The Hoodoo Man—Foe: Trot
Pay Only
$5.00
Monthly
Dixie Stars Are Plall'll
Peek-a-Boo—Fox Trot
I Need Pettin'—Fox Trot
19340—011 !
Hard
SOUTH N ORWALK
35743~Wine, Women and Song
You and You—Waltz
DONNELLY’S
Eva
Boiled Eggs
19315—Anchored
Out on the Deep
WESTPORT
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PRE-IN VEN TORY SALE
Goods Sold At Less Than Carload Price
SATURDAY ONLY '
Large cans Peaches, cam 17c. Case of 24 cans . . . . . . . . . .. $4.08
Bufl’et ng-Ed Pineapple ,. can 121-2c. Case of 24 calls . . . .. $00
I
Libby’s
Smithfield’s
Van Camp’s
Peas, Corn,
6 cans
Quaker FIOur,
Za-Rex Fruit
Kirklnan’s Soap Powder 4 l-2c
Red Bud Matches, 4 l-
{Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
Sugnr 13 lbs. for . .L
“ ..:'....i..$7.00
l. 4001!). ba‘gi...
.;Nelv Potatoesp
': Beet Tom. . . . {35¢ Pk
Cucumbers
Hot ,House,
x.
‘ cod Pineapple, can 19c. Case of 24 cans . . . ..
Trago Asparagus Tips, £311,306. Case of 24 cans ..... .
Applesauce. can 12 l-2c. Case of 24 cans . .
Baked Beans, can 7c. Case of 36 cans . . . . . _
Lima Beams, Succotash, String“ Beans 11C can
bagSQc. Barrellobeags t.
Smpwljugfijugs for t1~00
DaCRagQGfor
Tacpackag‘e,6for
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1A- "? Beckmm‘ Co Inc- Quality
OIOI.Itonooooooooooooooonoo00'
10c ea. Smoked Shoulders . . ..
.. 84.55
. .. 37.20
83.00
. $2.50
....... 99C
‘0
. 27c
27c
7c pkg.
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d? - 31,00. Native Beets or Carrots,
3'for
a ”,4, . .. 59¢ Fancy Cantaloups, 3for .. lb.
, PuritanHams........266
25c
13c lb-
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