‘ It ,the Rowsyton cem-
Iy. prepIrs‘tox-y to the
beervsnc‘e.
3 31ull3iinilorm. accord-
.Vs armed with rifles.
i-Ilsopiire I salute in
m3 end Rally" 01 the We-
0 ltth Ward Republican
It the home 01 Mrs. Per.
Fridey afternoon. May
stair will be held at the
residence between. 8 and 6
he afternoon. Cards cl
3 were mulled yesterday.
, 1 I. O 3. ‘
flame Missionary Society or
n BIptlIt Church will
, rot meeting It the church
M3” encroach. Mrs. Eu-
1031- will be the leader. Be-
hort program oi reading and
there will he I. sociIi hour
til, hunts starred.
or the two plays: "Joint
in Sonic" and “’l‘h‘e Florist
ill rehearse tonisht in the
‘ so. under the direction at
Beckius. The line! re-
ill be held tomorrow even.
the progrem will he pres-
it Friday. Miss Dorothy Roy.
in charge oi! properties Ind
Brande will handle lighting
, I t I
eetmen o! the Town of DI.-
e received an application for
this station license trout
town, whose place is just
' White Bridge.
, e Broadhurst and faintly
ring iron; the house.
ohn street. to rich.
y oinpialnts have been made
'nyton recently 01 petty theltI
ed automobiles. Residents
hell not to leave valuebleI in
H t I "I ‘
. a H- Olmstend ot Brook.
‘ has returned from a
or «parents on Long Island.
' . I I t ‘
We. the writer. is expected
my item a six months’ tour
TunlI left her hus-
fiance. I couple at weeks
preceded him to their horns
on avenue to get their res-
“ rder... Mr. Tunis spent the
core of his tour in England.
o daughters 0: fur. one
3 fission of Railroad ave-
t the Norwalk Hospital to
rt Itlons on their tonsils.
little of St. John street
it exterior or his house.
0 0- t .
3 in. Robert Lynch on-
use from Port Ches-
33.13:. has been ill
13‘- _ , _.
o1 Stemi'ord was in
ookilit ever the
tar in Romy-
Highland eye-4
out Hives. where 1‘
diligently. 3 3
' recitett street is
. . 3 .
Society o! the
_t‘thlsl12ter-
,. Appomtments
uric till School to Re-
Opon Following .Vaa
cation on Sept. 9f——‘
No Postihan Yet
Expect
Judge and Prosecu-
Flute 1or the coining meditation
exercises It the Dorian
the School Boerd Monday evening.
The coteile o: the their “are lett to
the Superintendent ot Schools. E.
Junior High School. John 11. Ring.
Besides routine business the only
other matter 01 note was the deci-
on September 9. iollowing the sum
mer veoetiorl. This, writer was
taken up at this early does so that
the teachers. supervisors. and prin-
cipals could plan t eir meetings.
held on the 8th oi! het‘ month.
are: Edward E. Ashley" Michael
McInnis. Cecelis. A. Hsughney. Dr.
w. D. Modensld. Henriette 1!. Bone
nett. James A.
Bessie World Show. 11de B.
Kindley land Lucio B. Rehshdw.
3 O O .
Postal Inspector Buckley was in
town recently inspecting the Dorian
011th with regard to a proposed
letter osrrieu Although the” houses
have been numbered. witht the as»
sirlance ot the Superintendent ot
Derien Improvement Associstlon, it
is rumored that the report 01 the
inspector will not yet be invertible.
With the construction at the wide .,
conoreto read. some 01 the side-
walks hove diurpeared. principally
from BrooltIide e'venue out at the
highway. This must now, be remedie
ed.
0 .3. O
prominent young Stamford attorney
is expected to be named as prose»
Judge,
'Iho tennis court of the Congre‘
' gationhl Church is being rolled are 3
Incidentalll'. ll 3,
or its resurfacing. 3
is the site of the tennis court.1r’ath~
or them that or the present church
tionsl Church, which
raided in Colonial times.
mien in the congregation were car—
ried or: to Long Island by the icy-
voluminous skirts oi that period.
worn by one 01 the tennis mem-
bers or the church.
I II 0
memberI at Dr.
slaughter: fishing party have re-
turned tron: Phoenlels. N. 1'. The
members In they caught, lots oi
Occupsnts or the Town Hall have
openly wide 0. P. Rumor. High-
way Superintendent. that more coi-
or would have ltcon added to the
trout u Drool.
! O 3
The Bridgeport Courtrnetion Co..
which built the new road through
Darlen lest «mm». mm cleaned
during the put week. '1‘th have
replaced the trees removed from
the Keno property on the Post
Reed by setting in I. row or shade
xnaplel. ‘ -
II 03 '
Willism loud: has completed
‘VMI' house.
3 I3 I 0 _33 " ‘f
Mrs. Frank Jones is bovine on
.11. .‘H
schools !
were dimmed It the meeting or
H. Fuller. Ind the Principal or the _
sion to reopen the schools this your
The members at the School Board ‘
3 Mecumlhond.
the Highchair Department and the
Id hetero the carrier can he ensign. 3 3
Interesting news on the Dorian
Town Court is expected loony. A “
cuter. end one of. Darion'i best '
known recideotI' with a. New York
legs} practice SPDOinted II the '
buildlns. which was the erect loca~ ’
tion at the historical old Centres» _ 3
the Tories
All the
aims. excepting the son or the Rev.
Moses Mather, who hid behind the
William H. - I
trout. but {hot they ate thorn all 1“
stories h'sd he brought books tow
up a tow lucid-om items or work ' ‘
the one story oddition to Fred Ste» 7
addition built to her house on Rich;
1 land Avehuo. ;3 3s» 3; . 33
The house: 91 Allen Wallace on 33
Fitch «avenue. Norotoh. has been
1 completed. end the Wallace 1e ‘iiy 1
Mien
n. Shut-oh. hooded br"Willhir
mend .the president. client
3 section” wily at Miemon
3, St Luke's Ehiscooai Cher
33in; o. supper this evening.
Miss Florence Bonnet
Chester has been visiting
Mrs. L. A. Close ot ‘Proso
lit".
I I e
a new car.
I I ‘U ‘
Mr. Ind Mrs. M. Tinsloy‘ hove ec-
., 1 nuired moodsn car.
I e I .
The Young Women's Club ot the
‘3 Presbyterian Church held its dance
3 at the Baker School last night. i
l
m
w Advertise in the Sentinel.
best results.
3‘3
colors. One and
style notes—«skirts
Mrs. Howard Holly hos purchased '33
trends. we fosters belbr’i again .3
sports frocks in the newcst c elk f 1 ,
3 two piece
models with the very igirhartost
. w
.Chsnei pleat, hillbrlggen and
the
silk combinations With jumper of ‘ 5 ‘
,3 try 1
tennis courts worn
RY!
in he.
may be “turned tip;
shrinkage 3s these
38 inches wl
outstandin stri ed niode
;V » firrigggn mater: l‘ chelk shades 3.
5 mode,
hoover and White With
down i any particular 5
balbriggsh bound with silk‘ on;
collar, front pleat bhd ends, :1
with entire silk skirt. Another
model combines either box or“
group- clotted crepe do chine -‘
skirt with bsibriggsn junloer.
‘25 and 3293. 50
Second door.
Turtle 1 colt Sweaters
y... will see them it the Conn.
ib-c ’ the gels links on
3 ‘ by women“)
who are fashim mam. end el-
~ they are sure to be snort! ‘
coll {elem oh
1 3
We)?
picked edges.
filmy are worn s Size
larger than customer?
3‘t0 give that fashlohslil
‘1: careless effect._
togetherwith e m and one.
seine need 11
3 1 I 5 colors, so incite
Abroiutcly fast
In now its
and colomVSii innit
'Reg. price 39c.
d‘ :6? 3o '- g .1
fin the popular sirloin eflects
sum or the Dollsr W Sale 5'
Printed Crepes
in a good range 0311 pattern’s
Regulsr prio‘ ' ‘ 3‘ 3 _
litigated; dots. Ho
$11.19 ‘* 3 .3
‘Ym IDIIIIUIII
1‘ For herd weer. Just right
for separate skirts or child» 3
inches wide. Regina price
Crepe Silk Scot-is in pig...
33 “colors, imbibed with a on 1‘
fringe. Reguls'r ‘
price S1 .19,. 3 $1
Striped Sui
ron’s school dresses. 36
3 This well known mushn
3 needs no introduction.'ne
0 Full bleached sheets of hccyy
“ good wearing sheeting.
or? 3:*??...$1€00 §
cotton: in tire holler
1 Day Sole
Unbleached Muslin
,3 Full yard wide. strong and
11 durable Regular pri 1
Fruit of the Loom
i“;£’ifi°.§f“::..$l.00
81x90 Sheets
jfiesvy 3 narrowed I: t c b ‘15.
cloths‘ m: nice potterns, scal- "
lobed or hematitched3.1 3
Draperies in the nonu-
Day Sale
Heavy Cretonne _
" .~ msi.i”°.'...$1 .0
And Marquisettes in big s.
sortment. Regular pm 2
dymls
beck Regular
price Still, 2 3;)
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