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City Briefs and Personal Mention
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The. annual 'water sports'of the
residents or Marvin Beach will be
held at the beach tomorrow after-
noon at 2 o'clock.
com 1 ls
APPOINTED FDR
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a comfortable living with his
horse.
Mr. Jones did not believe in estab-
lishing a business so large that a
number of men and horses must be
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Come in and He" lilo
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. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright of mm FRENCH , :3‘fiulfifilecéi'noza to Just what 77506
"m- Bessie Rudder of South . . .. . ‘6 MrS- John Cenm‘llghiiflzf‘r‘a“ Van Zandt street have been enter- . ' he “d m. dspple srsy need could _ l
Main Street is entertaining Miss Re- BLACK; GREY AND .‘ .\ do‘diofalinfomnd’ where h .3 will tuning Mnhand Mrs. Harold Chllds . . ,. DEFENS - do. In all the years or his trucking “Norma Talmad »
healer 0: New York city. WE ARE Gowns aging . week as in; guest of ‘his of Farming am, e e' he' never had more than on: lifolzs'e ‘9
e e e . , - ~ ‘ t ., time and since the dust 0 3 F
COMBIN IN 801'! 94""- and "“19- Rev. Ernest McGrcg’or of East . . ‘l M h” turned to ox Trot
Mrs. Joseph H. Sloman of Van ED s s e avenue accompanied by Charles . Names Men wits ten years at; ver for com-
Buren avenue is entertaining her . __._ Mex ”3d Edgar \Vessel or New Paris N e W S p a p e l' vernor his horse more an e
Mead is enjoying a. cruise on the
launch “Elsa." They will be joined
at Block Island by Percy/Mead of
East avenue.
mother. Mrs. A. Springer of Nashua.
fort, and. it is said, his horses never
N. H.
missed a meal and their glossy coats
showed the careful grooming they
York city are visitors at the home
of Chas. H. Harris of Ponus ave-
nue.
To Arrange for Ac-
DONNELLY’S
tivities in State—N0
States He Has
Changed Attitude
>--—Eagle's Carnival all this week 0 0 ' . . 0 received.
rdm‘e'. Home. 6 MO“ MtnueI— ‘ Arthur Colwell is “Him: 1:11:23;- ‘ RCg‘ardmg security P arades’ ,TIS sald He was a staunch supporter of Mrs. C. Gray and . l
V' tion at Montgomery's, u c M _ l vin - . xamly ‘
‘ e t . . - PARIS. Aus- 1- 39'0” ea 3 1,... the Methodist church and one of its moxcd from Day Mr...
. Whmh “as vacated by William Ham A I for Brussels. Secretary Hughes had HARTFORD. CON!» Aug. leaders. street. t '0 ..
. "‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Donnell of
or Street were visitors in
Bridgeport yesterday.
mom Brig. Gen. Geo. M. Cole and Lieut.
Col. Emerson G. Taylor. both of >
Hartford, and Lieut. Colonel Orville ‘
.G. Petty of New Haven. are the.
long talks not only with President
Doumergue but with former Presi-
dents Miilerand and Poincare—with
the former at‘ his home in the Ave~
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Mrs. J. Blumberg of New York
city is the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckius of Cud-
llpp street is one of the patronesscs
of the theatrical performance to be
Miss Violet Hefteran of New York Mrs. A. Miller, Man. street. Mrs. given for the benefit of the Normal): b Gov- .
City is vl-ltins Mr. and Mrs. J. Blumberg .will spend a. few, weeks in Salvation Army at the Regent theatre nue de Villars and 11th the laéter “it; egnmxgiztt: tzngaidmzm for
I - Thursda evening. fter dinner at the mer can m— or
Keene of Riverside arenuc. Norwalk ‘ ‘ ‘ y s s s Sassy. It is violating no secret of National Defense day activities.BC;:. . .
--Large Pea Coal Harris & 1 Helen and Beatrice Loundes. of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Bowman '5th. says Le Matin. to record that Petty having gone .to Bumps. t Ito: 0 e l T
Bans—Adv . ‘ Seavicw avenue are at. the present have moved from Penna-erstreet to the American Cabinet chief was Cole and Col. Taflor in so I I
. ‘ ‘ ' time spending their vacation in the Charles H. Wells house in Row- deeply interested in the conversa- gather. . ’ ’ll be 0
Mr .an Mrs. Philip Fumo of Huntington. Long Island. ayton avenue. . . . “on: of the two former presidents. Gen. Cole bellie\es 311:? :2“ {:9
Benton enue were recent visitors "It has been a long time, the special activites 0
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell P. Milligan
and children have moved from Dry
Hill road. Norwaik. to the house of
Mrs. Mary Barclay in Rowayton
avenue.
mobilization of the state military
forces in their respective armories.
Following the mobilization the units
wil be inspected by the commanding
officers and dismissed at command
paper continues. “since Mr. Hughes
was in Europe before and he: has
followed the situation here from
afar. sometimes perhaps through
the distorting prism formed by the
in New York city. -
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-—-0utdoor dancing each evening.
Eagle’s Home, 6 Mott avenue.—
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bell of
J New York City. are visiting at the
Housekeeper
Here is a list of items that we knowrm
' ‘ ' summit H°“”' M" Be" ‘3 mt"- i cnsc ocean The Secretary felt ftom state headquarters. He does
Miss Louise Hummcll of Buffalo mm ‘ . .
- . . , urin com an . i will arades ai-
henneth Fagan of Beldcn menue (afraid; 1? 1 xl‘ifiu'alftnewsplant zen}; Who is visiting her aunt Mrs. Sara, that. himself in the conversations. zltilotubillffizt Egenot bee: definitely l t th t .f h k .
ls enjoying a two. Weeks Vacation gleggmzk" Mr“ Ben “new, to Comings of Cudlipp street will be The word apparitions “as most decié‘ed appea 0 e [Ill ty OUSC eeper, who
'11'0"! 91‘! dimes “mime office "’ch “'18“. his permanent residence em,“- soloist at the morning lervicees at Off.“ on his lips. ' ~ -
of the Crofut and Ixnapp Hat Com- in Dhricn or Stamford. Mr. and the Rowayton Baptist church. Sun- lic- sought to undelstand
”in... wishes to keep the household budget down
Pioneer Truckman
France's viewpoint, and in addition
he did not conceal that the question
0 s s Mrs. Jerome CurtibSmlth arrived at day. M138 Mil-3'18- Scoi'leld will sing
. . sterda and will at the evening worship. e . o .
ME and Mrs. Archie Grecnllcrg of $3M ffiitz-Ezinl‘:dcr ofythe week as . . . . of French safety. and consequently Of Stamford Dles t0 the m1n1mllll‘I. ‘
Hillside Avenue are the proud ar- guests of M... and Mrs. Bell. Miss Mary Sniflen has rcturncd the possibility of a new war. prcoc- ‘
ants of a. baby daughter born ed- _ . from a visit with relatives in New cuplcd to a, high degree the govern- STAMFORD, Aug. L—Stamford‘s
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York State. ment and people of the l‘nitcd
States and he appeared strongly iin-
prcsscd with what M. .‘lillcrand.
who spoke with great energy and
frankness, said to him."
pioneer ti-uckman George H. Jones.
of 19 Clinton avenue. was found
(lf'll(] in br-d yesterday morning when
his housckcrpcr went to call him.
Mr. George Sherrill.'Mcdical Exam-
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Miss Ann O‘Toole and Miss Cather-
ine llirschmann. both of New York
City. are spending a few weeks at
the Summit House.
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Hospital. Mrs. Grccnberg was form- 'i
‘erly Mics Lilian Harris of thc scc- l
bnd district. y
Puritan Hams 26c lb. Smoked
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas of
Raymond street are on an automo-
hilc trip to Quebec.
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Lester Ortiz an son. \V'illiam. “in a word." concluded the a or, incr. was summoned and pronounc- ..
' d—Lehlsh Coal. Harris a Gans.— spent yesterday at the Empire City Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Davenport and “Mr, Hughes left m u very dli‘fmeifl-nt cd death can,“ by anOplcxy. Mr. Sugar 14.le. $1.00- 100 lb. bag . . . . . . . $4.00 ;
v. 0 0 0 ”“9 “‘nCl‘" daughter.hleanor.of Rowny'ton aff- state of mind from what he had Jon“ “'85 horn in NMV York 74 - - r l
-. e s s nue. will leave shortly for a. Hut .1 1 1. d H . b ,. ll years ago but came to Stamford Shced Bacon 35c1b. Natlve Potatoes 300 pk 1
”mm manhuk' 13' °r Chatham' “ "‘ \l Herman sicwart of the Bell with relatives in Schenectady' :Llinirigrarxfw i fauna m: :1. “'1‘” he “”18 a My “1""? he was ‘
N. J. was treated by Dr. \V. J. ‘ ' ' :1 a co s s rugg ng v ' . .
' , , . 1 land club. was host of several of s a s . “anyfly engaged u to the tim i _
Tracey at the horwalk hospital A handsome three-piece Cult tie youngsters last night. Mr. Her- Over 100 members of the Sunday- serious financial difficulties she is his death. p 9 ° Fancy Whlte Peaches 4 qt. basket ' - _ . . 0%
by no means ready to abdicatc all
her rights in (ever of financiers.
however, eminent. well intontioncd
and friendly.
"Th"i‘C is no pch-r in France like
“'nll street in America or the City
in England. it is unlikely there will
hr. and in the acute stage through
which the negotiations are passing
.Wednesday night for a. dog bite on
exhibited recent] y combined
the leg.
_ . black, grey ant: rose in its color
About twenty members of’VVanoma. 3mm l Cost and Jim” :gg
Council, No. 3!. D. of P.. uitf‘nrird‘l we 3" crepe 3 per!
the outing of tho irairrlcld County! 8"! Chenille, blouse 0‘ my 3D“.
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school of the Rowayton Methodist
church and their parents and friends
enjoyed a picnic at Pleasure Beach.
Rridgcport. The trip was made from
ltowayton in a special trolley car.
Basket lunches were carried and the
day was spent in visiting the amuse-
ments at the park and in swimming.
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Mrs. Frank Barnes of Stamford is
man was the fortunate winner of
two watcrmclons at. a. carnival early
in the week and be distributed the
fruit among the children.
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Friends who were being cntcr-
lained by Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
Heally have returned to New York
City.
More than half a. century ago Mr.
Jones started in the trucking busi-
ness with his uncle. Tad Jones.
Younger men gradually entered the
llnld with advanced ideas on increas-
ing l\‘ir income with the use of mo-
tor irucks. hut Jones stuck to his
horse and although his income “as
not large towards the end he made
California Oranges 35c doz.
pies
California Lemons 25c doz. New Sweet Po- l
tatoes, 2 lbs. .. 25o
Fresh Pineal).
Red Men held at Pleasure Beach. '9'Q_l?T9€13_<i€a__
Bridgeport. “‘cdnesday night.
~Bcst Coal. Har . _ . .\l ‘s. lslihwllc Ryder of \VCSKDON ‘ ° ‘ this ou~llt never to lost si lit of." ° . '
, , “I 3‘ Gang-“V uwn‘m mmmhmd a. a luncheon at M... and Mr. Samuel Banks of visiting Mrs. shine at Crockett A Rialto Th tr Natlve cabbage’ 6 lbs‘ for 250. “ ax or .
Walter Pratt of Grand sirect islhr-r honm \Vodllhsillly in honor of Brooklyn, N. ‘i'.. have taken over street. . . . BARONT-ES SENTENCED. _ ea 8 Green Beans 3 th. . ' . . . . . . 25c .
enjoying a. vacation with relatives in her :liesl. Mrs. Mary G. hcclcr 0f clerk‘s cottagel on Rogky thPOlDt Ti 1 l i th E R d l GRAZ. AUIU'M. A118- l.—Baroncss i NOW PLAYING ’ . . I I ' . .
Ithaca. . kl~ . which they wil occupy 0" ° ’C‘ 1° 9.0" °° e V” “8 yfim ‘3 Alice Konrad Von ’ ~' I ’ ' '
- . s Br“) 3“ n e - mainder of the sumnger season. It: thing aiDsgghtei-s will he held at was sentenced to ‘lxhoggzi;:dfl ' Large WatermellonS, 50¢. cahfornla can“!
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Miss Mary Olcan of Flax hill road Mrs. Llimles F‘. limb of Patrick .. ‘ y Jail today after conviction on n '
motored to Bridgr‘lwrt yesterday. avrnllc has been visiting her parents William Beers. president of the storizy the affair “ill be held on the charge of stealing and "mn‘ pearls loups’ 2 for ' ‘ ' ‘ ° ' ‘ ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' 20C
, , . ‘ 1 PH!!!“ , “MM. N J_ Bell island Improvement association. pore of Mrs. John I lander. Lrockett hclon i t t s
i n ’ ‘ y " ' L is expected to return home today af— Sire“- ‘33 0 We of 7‘" friends in
—-Buy Your Vlctroia on our Ciubl ' ‘ _ . tcr ,1 two-weeka' motor tour. e s s the former Austrian aristocracy. , s 9 '
Piaf—A‘k aha-u: .it at Donnellye. _.1.‘..r Furniture Scrvlcc and Sat- , . . , Miss Lam” nummpu of Bufl‘llo The testimony showed that she ‘ Pluflbury S, Jones, GOId Bledal 0r OCCldellt
Angcvinc's.——Ad\'. hrokc strings of pearls worn by the
plaintiffs and purloilicd a consider-
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Sara Comings of Cudlipp street will
Mrs. Arch Selywn is visiting in
daughter of Luke P130”. New York.
or
(lisi‘action go to
Flour
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
find Mrs. Daniel English of Ely \ll\\ Loon-1 War-«l. return to h“. ho h _ ‘ ,_ _
' . _. . ‘ _ .1 ‘_ g . . me Sunday evening. a 10 number of them while the: ,
.‘enue' * ' . 3““- m‘”! 11‘3“} ”(“23 3:33;: 012;: Charles 1'. Hogan who conducts . , . were being picked from the floor. YOU LL 33 8mm ,
. strch n as I: . ,1 large restaurant business in New Professor A. I‘irazzlnl or the El- ‘
Miss Dorothy nonlamin of Taylor “'r~r~ks' \lsit in Canada. York on“ ,3 vacationing for a few blical seminary, yew York City. W Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Succotash, Lima
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avenue has taken a position with the weeks ,9, his cottage on the island. will be the s .r at the union
.\l'r. nilll Mrs. \Villlam II. )IcGar- _ .
J. and J. Cash. Inc.
service at the Baptist church Sun-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Pro-
fessor Pirazzini will speak on the
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Mrs. (Trouser is planning to enter-
tain a. number of friends at cards
rio are spending the “rock at York
Boar-h, Mninm
~G0itlieb's Nomi-annual clearance . F I N E I L A N I S
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8. RED GERANIUMS AND LARGE CAN'NA PLANTS
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Lco Frank. \Villon avenue. has l EAST Ii 6}: i ; III I
N l Cloverland Evaporated Milk 12 cans $1.10
visiting her mother in Shelton.
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Adv. ‘ -———1—3 off on Baseball (-lm'cs and in the clubhouse. mcli. . . . ll . A N Re d new 3 calls 59c
0 t t :tDnell"s.—Adv. ' ° ‘ . 1 la a . "" "' °°"""""
Henry )chuiiincss of Spring Hill: 1 0 ll .3 s I Stexvart Hopkins, Hans Glutchens 3111- E- 5100"! 0 Rowayton ave. ‘: For te Plannng re 0W y i , . . .
street is enjoying a. vacation ill Dr. Francis Burnwell of South and Samuel Banks enjoyed a fishing hue and Mrs. W‘iliiam J. Gray were i} ‘ C t PI' .
Fairfleld. Main Street lprt today for a week's trip “'ednesday. The party CRUBht Hostesses at the card party given at 1) at ll Ices . ' . . 0 9f 25c '
" ‘ ‘ visit in t'nopnrslowiL N. Y. During a. large number of bisckfish. (the Bell Istland clubhouse ycstcrday ‘: h b E llect 01' add 10c Llnlt smell, 3 for 25¢. Plnk Salmon ~ 01' ‘
—-Auto sprints. Till 's.—Aiv. l m c -lll be slosod. ‘ ' ' ‘0'"00“ °" "1° bcmm 0’ the ' yw e 3‘ r955 co ' ) '
. . . ’ h" “5"“ “1°.“ .“ ‘ and. and George mucous. Els~ em“... "0,... .0, .h. mm... 1: Shipped an . er y 9 Imperial Asst. Jam 39c. Certo for Iresirgo
\‘incent Rabigi of New York cit.v Mrs. Charles Tzlrlm' of “‘aslilng- “'Ol'lh Smith. ““3“” ““d Frank . . "p ouar for re aid Parcel Post. . b0 . . . S .
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 10” swept and ML“ Elizabeth Tar- L". Frank and. Fonton Darin. hlire A cake 'sale by the mt‘mbers of l 1. on the d P P lug, 3 ttles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chimcnto of Spring street. lov of Grove, street will lcavc tomor- enjoying a weeks "m” in t e c; the Ladies Auxiliary will be tho 3 _ . < . ~ ‘
‘ ‘ * row on a \"lt'atlon to lw “W‘nt in the Lachlan "chi-NThclfmgycfgpmt :WC'J: “at“? <1)! tonlshu program 0 l. SPLLNDID n. i. \LGETABLL Pulsars . .
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- *GWMM “ml-mun! “mam Cal-W“ “WW“- SlItn'E‘r’liy‘i-lllZT-u... {m the and. are ieiir’f‘m‘.'iu.°‘§i’§i $33??? ‘l .WW- WM" 1’1“"- m'd'“ 8"“ B‘mh‘n‘ooc’om‘ “1 ““ Cloverland Grape Juice, pints 29c. Quarts
.Iue. Everything greatly reduced.— * ' " 50?] and inland around Long Island Stevens. Mrs. Sidney R ell “re: 1’ . Celeriac. ‘1 w 100' $6 ‘pcr L ' ii lift 50 A t D L 99C
*dv' "Dim” “T”- SV’Mi’" rate during Sound Milton Rowland and Mrs. john .l Late Cabbage. 1~lat.Dutch. Succession. ha”! SHOWN C‘“ 0'” C. SS s e “:9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~
- s . August. (,‘nllilclri sollool or Dancing, ‘ ' ‘ Plunder will be in charge ‘ 1, er, Late Stone Tomato. Egg Plant. Large Sweet Pepper Plants.
Mrs. Stanley Strorrollno and (55 So. . ‘l ’1 ‘ 100. ’8 l I. '
Haughter Marilyn of Lowe street are 8
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Dr. E. H. Jones of Flax Hill road taken a. position Mth the Landsman . Including King Humbert. Mme. Crazy and Yellow Austria. . ~ .- 51'00 l
is away on a. two weeks' vacation Furniture Co. 1 grammar-.9513 I%$°:;°n::;:: thmergh?sp:¢::;$£c til? "do” if" l $1.15 per dozen. regularly 82.00 per dozen. $8 96 100. Clover 0r niagHOha Milk, 4 for . . . . l
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f8“ °m°° “m be “We“ “m“ ““5“” .00 em” mm," “mu. has m and Rowan street. Th'lehprCB-Chal' é: ravilionflfit night. Neville Hayley. ‘ l, a. srnosc extant-OLD ROSE BUSEES ' l
. . . . ‘. . . < Itcv II. \V. Brown. ‘ c mee n essee o e park. distributed fa- 1 O ‘
0 O 0 turned from ll. i\vo necks \acation - . , , ' p Regularly $6 per dozen. Special 85 per dozen. 9 3 cans
~Fireman's Dance, Roton Point. at Atlantic C113" zredopeilrt‘: tits]?7");0‘)1:)":lcowl?"(”Sell-Ive :gtrzt‘imotfhab:bir::nhali:h:ofrit‘bgm Spirit; :: mullahs Colurnbla. Radiance Ophelia Butterfly. Ward. Russell. Del Monte Pears or Pineapple, larg , Q11:
ri-ih. N - . ' ° ‘ 9 eve 3 ‘ '. ' ' " tc. ' .
1’ n B l 0 advance in pffiidv \leam “ammo“ of 313,”) street ices for the children are 8,180 neld It. {EV/OTB were pretty Wllh ”1° comb :’ I _ _ e at o . . c . . e e e a s s e s a o s - e n o e o o - L
s e e ’ has resigned his position at the 7 P- m. n .' calm-ed case on a Chain' The t: 4‘ BEDDING AND ‘WDA BOX PLANTS
dance. too. was the occasion of the
first appearance of
at the resort.
Mr, and Mrs.
of Scavlcw avenue were visitors in
Mont omrr Lunc \‘V' on. and has
8 y h d: Robert Joselovsky
taken a position with the Nash En-
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Burncll
SPECIAIA NOW, ANY 18 {W 31.00.
South Main street
i Petuniss. Verbenas. Lobelias. Agerstum, Aster-s. Double Stocks.
of
i. Regularly. any 1: for 31.00.
will leave tomor-
Rapp's orchestra 1
The orchestra will 1
Salted Peanuts 39c lb. Royal Lunch . . .. 15c
row on an automobile trip to New gincering Co. play at the Point durin th 4’ Zinnias. Calendulas, Marigold: Salvia. Alyssum. Kenilworth 'c
York state. _ ' ' ' New. York City.- . . munda- of the season. 8 c re 0 Ivy. Giant Chrysanthemums. Begonias. Coleus, German SOdaS . . . e - - . . . . . . . . . ~ - - - - - - - - ' ' ' ‘10
e s e M. J. hallo, manager or Landsman . . . t: Ivy. Dusty Dusty Millers. Early Cosmos. double white 1
Herman Cinq‘ue of Ely avenue Filmlmm 00- 13 at the present time Ml” Helen 3'91”“ 0‘ Betta place Thou . i Fevertew. Novelty Snapdrngons. Phlox. Lark-
Ipent yesterday in New York cits i" V““' Y“"" M “l“ “”0" 00'1““ ‘3 ““30“"! “ vacation with '“ond’ th ”lids of people “ilnosmd " s u s. P nsi Castor Pia ts. Double Blue : y '
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. . . u... M.. K... i. the ow... l. emu... to... 1mm. Pain:jgtynfggy‘lrgeemgggymfie q: ”Conn.,": 5...... mg... com”... . Baker s Cocoa or Chocolate 19c. Bischopp _
—Fireman’s Dance, Roton Point. representative Of the Moose OTEER' ‘ ‘ ' ’ unusually good. 8 3' Sweet Williams. Giant Hardy Scabi- ‘ Coco 1 lb can . . , , 20C
l . night. No advance in price. izaiion. Ming Madeline and Miss Jeanette e e a ‘l 05.43. Mignonette. Achilleas. ‘ a, 0 - - - ° ' ‘ ° ' ° ‘ ’ ' ' '
f s‘pv_. 0 U f - Reed of Second street. are visiting Old “-eu Hook 3. Ladder company i: Rudbecklas. Delphiniums ‘ .
. e e The house of S. J’ their sister. Mrs. George Lockwood will hold its first annual dance to_ 1, and all Bedding and
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“lightnegd $:ieu:fnggdggirx :2: town avenue, was sold to A. Parker 0’ Bridgeport... . . :figt:l:at;°epoultvglrorg-ngggfiefltes “'icko :: "if. mrdi’lapismnm ‘ i :) wet Shrlmp, 3 (33118596. Apple sauce 3 egg:
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uniting Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gar. Belt of M' I" 3'31”?“ & CO' Martin Vol-up or Reynolds street a , _ . :D l: at . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
field of Lowe street. and Louis Novak of Fort Point street More than 2.000 members of the 0 ORDER TODAY AND GET THE FIRE! SELEOI'IONS. :)
M d M ‘ C.) ; m N Mr. and Mrs. Louis Benjamin enjoyed a motor trip to New York Employing Bookbinders' Associa- t: 1: 3
. r. an rs. . u es of cw Grumman are today on their wed- city recently. . tion 0! New York City Will visit l ’ ‘ .
you: aligns-e :lsgingMimril-s. lGJiildes' ding g... 7.... ..." mm... 1.. . . . no“... 1...... “mom... Tm, W," :l - HARLOWARDEN GARDENS AND Kellogg s Corn Flakes or Post Toastles‘;5c
Mn r. an rs. e no osem St. Paul's Episcopal church Wed- Mrs. Mattie Anderson of T oy is Come to the resort via the steame l fi
ht Lowe street. nesday afternoon by Rev. Louis B. I Slum- r ‘l GREENHOUSES for e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . d
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Dance. R‘oton Point.
advance in price.
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visiting Mrs. Charles E. Sturgis of
Howell. rector. Mrs. Grumman was East avenue.
Miss Harriet Isabelle \Vccd. daugh-
-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Weed
of West Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs.
Grumman will make their home at
7 Livingston place.
Garvin Cavanaugh. son of Mr. and
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Chase and Sanborn’s Tea ,or Coifee, 45c can
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Miss May Heapliy. Miss Helen
Lanick and Miss Lola Mclnerney
are enjoying their vacations in New
York city.
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Kent, Conn., Invites
Norwalk to Its Fair 1»
Kent, Conn. wants Norwalkcrs to
visit it, sch. the beauties of Dick-
fleld county Ind incidentally visit
the street fair that will be held there
August 6 to August 9. It will be
open both in the afternoon and eve-
ning. There will be dancing in ad-
Greenport, New York
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John Kent of Bridgeport was s.
iii-ines- visitor in town yesterday.
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Charles Wilson and son have ten
turned to their home on East ave.
Elle from an automobile trip to Can.
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White Rock Water, pints, one dozen, 31-30
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Japanese Toilet Paper, 3 for 25c. LUREh
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s s s . dition to 0. number of other attrac- PACKAGE om . us 3 for . - . 20C
Miss Mae Harris of First street is “W'- _ , Jr? It you are planning to make ’ “"""""'3' ""'
‘ spending the week with her aunt, The open air theatre will od'er a i i < 4/
program at 8:80 o'clock each attor-
Mrs. J. Zion at Manhattan'beach. 8"“ with I Dem-m touch. .we
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, . noon and at 7:80
o'clock in the eve.
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The Friendship Bible class of the hing. Lawrence Crane. a magician mu” you t° “1'9“” °“§' 3“" P aper Napkilns’ 50 m carton, 15¢. Klr $1 50
East Avenue Methodist church will ““1 New Y0“ Will be Imen! the Royal Society Package goods. Soap, 19 for . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . - - - . - , '
hold its regular_ monthly business entertainers. The” Wm 8-110 he ‘ j
wrestling matches by wrestlers fro
the New York Y. M. C. A. m
Miss Marguerite Agniei. dmsei'ne
‘which include a fine variety of
- Idesigns in .made up Lingerie.
and social meeting tonight. Plans
for the picnic will be made. All
members are asked to be present.
Cross, Borden’s or Van Camp’s Evaol;
will be held at Dorion's
night. Field’s
l the music (or
,Point to- son tor ssoo.
orchestra; will furnish W
hasheen l ’
o d with the
measly
e s . Ind ,s. group of young women from U ' 1'
. , -‘i Dem 'tod in am before The first in a series of brides if}: first? “11pm: the m- ‘ Pam". Chum " mm Mflk’ large, 10 cans . ° ° . . M . . . . . . $250
~ bank luncheon pm“ “ hem he” an m m m': gur 2...... . .and Rompers Small cans, 5 for' . . . . . . . - - - - - 0 -‘
August 6th Nomlk Country club this afterc m, ' being a d by u” i .\
noon. I'd-l? Minion. the fire depart ‘ Attrractive patterns In Lunch- ‘5
Will draw interest from g . . , ”maul“ ”1° 0°“ 1 con Gem. am Sets. Card 'ra- .
. ‘ ' - AM 131: p l b.The Washington street bride's will on‘ ‘ hi Co ‘
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Accounts of 81 to $5.000 are limited. l ' mldfiilht wtl‘i’enu:epslrsmwiltl bellied: oucm‘ ”0mm“ . can": m
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