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‘i‘qufllA. July 28.-—The
,ound bout between Dave Shade.
mils and Bobby Barrett, Rid-
{es-k. Po" scheduled for last
. was called off today because
e reported illness of Barrett.
er bouts scheduled for tonight
i called off. They were between
. Lombardo. Panama. and Al
" -n. Philadelphia: Johnny Shep.
,r Boston and Babe Ruth. Phil-
‘ his: Phil. McGraw Detroit and
y Kramer. Philadelphia.
Promoters of the bouts gn-
ed they had arranged an en-
new show and will put it on
. Philadelphia National League
August 10. The bouts will be
it Carl Tremaine, Cleveland
inimy Meade. Philadelphia:
Freedman. Chicago and Mar-
hlaefer. Oklahoma: Nate Gold-
Philadelphia and Joe Dundee.
more; Danny Kramer. Phila-
. la and George and Chaney.
‘ more.
, ,LEAVES;
iSPlTAl CLAD
, lNflJAMAS
WYORK; July 28.—Battling
Senegalese boxer and former
heavyweight champion. clad in
1. . s. yesterday hurriedly left
1, capital in which he had been
‘F d after being stabbed in a
i neck when he intervened in a
i 1: fight in the "Hell's Kitchen"
.= . t.
$.11 raged by the refusal of his
{We wife, who visited him at the
lilal. to bring him clothes so
! will. leave, Siki dragging a
i paper reporter by the arm
' -ed into the street and hailed a
. b ordering the driver to take
home. ‘
i' injuries were thought at
to be serious and he was car-
fto the hospital unconscious
1'. loeb of blood. Today he was
6 to be not. critically hurt but
e thought he should remain
er-in the hospital. He replied
er protests by his dash to the
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W YORK. July 28.—-—When
lie (Phil) Rosenberg knocked
Eddie Shay at the New York
draws on Thursday night. he
e 82.000 on a real estate deal
ddition to retaining the ban-
-eight championship and col-
ng the winner's share of the
receipts. it became known yes-
' 7.
sure time ago Rosenberg and a
'4‘. Samuel Zaret. brought eight
ows between Beach Twenty-
‘anddwenty-sixth streets. Edge-
,_ Queens. The property was
"With Zaret's brother, Isaac.
estate dealer. to be sold for
00. .
- Thursday night while Isaac
listening to theilght on his
. set he was visited by Henry
on. who offered to buy the
elows. The highest price he
id pay. however. was 838.000.
r some discussion. Winston i‘ln-
.declared that if Bosenberg won
‘ light by a knockout he would
' e the difference of 82.000. When
of the knockout came in over
_ ether. the deal was consum-
d.
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l ‘ HORSES ans: nuns.
linens. In. July 28.—Grand
uit horses were pronounced in
shape here last night and ready
the opening at the local circuit
-n today. A light shower this at-
con” put the track in gdbd condi-
g
1i
is planned to run seven to ten
. each day. with distances rang-
from four furlongs to a mile and
» er. e season closes August
r the track here. ‘ '
. e American Irotting_ Derby;
{ g, purse of 325.000 is set for
air, July 31. and wili'be ine'onfy
l.on the entire program to he
in more than one heat. Thomp.
Diilon. four~year-old champion.
.‘x sud a favorite for the premier
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Williams.“ Browns . . .- as M
nan-mat, Cube ...... as to
Mouse]. Yankees in e
Simmons. Athletics .. is 7
Kelly. Giants id id
Bohemian Cardinala.. is s
Nurnler. Robins .... Id as
Mensel. Giants . . . . . . id 8
Harper. Philliu . 18 I
Wright, Pirates . . . . . 18 d
Goslin. Senators . . .. . 12 .‘s
Jacobson. Browns ii 13
Cobb.’l‘igers........ ll 2
Wrightetone, Philliee.. 11 2
Cuyler, Plates ......11 , l
Robertson, Browns .. ti ’ ll
Ruth. Yankees . . ... . to as
Snyder. Giants ..... 10 4
Speaker. Indians . . . . to d
Gehrig. Yankees . to .
Brooks, Cubs io
Sisler, Browns ......s i e 7
Myatt. Indians a. 6
Blades, Cardinda . . . . o is
McManus. Brown; . . . ii . -i
Todt.RedSox....... O .
Jackson, Giants . . . . . 8 o
Terry. Giants 8 5
Grimm, Cubs . . . ..-. . a 1
’Judge, Senators . . . . . 8 .
Williams. Phillies . . ,. 7 1!
Wheat, Robins . . . . . . 7 7
Boone,Rod Sox....... 7 ‘5
Miller, Athletics . . . . .r 7 4
Bell, Cardinals . . .i. . 7 1
E. Smith. Reds. . 7 .
Wilson, Giants .....-. ti 6
Hellmann. Tigers . . .. s 6
Kainm.White Sax e 5‘
Frisch. Giants o 5
Flagstead. Rod 50:. .. 6 3
Southu‘orth. Giants .. e 2
Ronsh. Rods ....... . s 2
J. Harris, Senators . .. 0‘ ' 2
3
Paschal. Yankees . . ..
E. Smith, Pirates
McNuity, Indians . . . .
Cocltrano, Athletics ..
Fonséca. Phililos
Hal-grave. Bmwns .
Carlyle, Red Sox.....
Shel-iv. White Sox.. . .
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National League .......... dd].
American League ........ . 380
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HARBOR VlEW
REHEARSALS FOR
TENNIS RACKET
GET UNDER WAY
World War Comrades
Meet for First Tifne
In America on Swim-
ming Float
Rehearsals for the tennis racket to
be held on August 28 have begun at
the club,,h.ouse. They will take place
every morning at. 11 o'clock. Mrs.
Edward ,3. fluid will direct ,lhe
racket. The choruses are being re-
hearsed first, Those who will take
purl; in this feature are: the Misses
Shirley Johnston. Dorothy Bogart.
Virginia Dolley, Helen Kahrs. Lil-
lian Shark. Dorothy Bogart. Mar-
garet Doyle and Elva Minuse.
Those in the racket are particular-
ly fortunate in being able to have
Mr. Fred Clark a prominent theatri-
cal manager. with them until Wed-t
nesday. lie will assist Mrs. Hold.
Mr .and Mrs, Fred Clark have been
,spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Held of Oakwood ave-
nue and will leave on Wednesday
for the opening oer. Clarke' own
play, “Lets Go.’ '
. O 0 O .
Dr. and Mrs. Herbdrt P. MacGreg-
or of Neptune avenue fill entertain
a. number of friends at a farewell
luncheon and bridge party'in honor
of Mrs. David Baxter at the West~
port Country Club on Friday.
. e e s ,
Dr. and Mrs. William Lloyd Web-
ster of Gibson avenue enterteined
at a card party on Sunday night.
During the evening refreshments
were served, Those who attended im
eluded: Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rins-
hart, Mr. Edward Barry. and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. ,Larkin.
. . O O O
The Merriam family from New
York will occupy the house on Oak-
wod avenue. owned by Rowland W.
Legg, for the month of August. The
residence was recently .purchased
from Mr. T. 0. Olsen of Norwalk.
Mr; Legg'and his family are now
living on Gibson av'enue. They will
tako~uptheir residence in their own
home_in‘_September, after the Mer-
riams have wanted it.
i '0 O O i
All unusual meeting occurred on
the swimming float on Sunday af-
This is the first photo, of Willie steppe. lworld's champion billiard
player with Miss Dorothy Dowsey,
to about he wilLbe married at the home of the girl's parents at Man-
basses, Long Island. N. Y.
ternoon when Mr. Henry Noll recog-
nized a comrade of the World War.
Mr. Fred Tiepei. Both men were in
the same company and have not
seen each other since the War. Mr._
and Mrs. Henry and son, Henry )r..
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Wilfred Cousins of Harbor View
avenue. while Mr. Fred Tiepei .'s
spending the summer season at the
home of Herman Kahrs on Harbor
View avenuO.
O O t
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Webster will
leave next Monday for Norwaik.
Ohio. where they will spend a Week
at their old homstead there. The
story of the naming of the town is
most interesting according to Dr.
Webster. He says that when the
British took the land from the Pil-
grims who had settled Norwaik.
Conn. they left this state in a email,
but determined band and pushed on
until they finally settled in Ohio and
named their new home.'Norwalk.
Mrs. Edward Rlnehart of Har-
bor View avenue motored to New
York yesterday with her woekmnd
guests, Mr. Edward Barry of Ruth-
erford. New York. and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Larkin. While in the
city; Mrs. Rinehart witnessed a per-
formance of "The Poor Nut" at the
Henry Miller theatre. She returned.
to Harbor View today.
0 O I
Mr. and Mrs. Got-ham of Mt. Kin-
cct and Mount Dora. Florida. were
entertained over the week-end by
their daughter. Mrs. Harry Fish
and family at, the “Aquarium" on
Harbor View avenue.
0 e 0
Mrs. Richard Hyde and son Rich-
ard, Jr.. and baby daughter. Doro-
thy. will spend another sweeten the .
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hyde
on Harbor View avenue. before re- '
turning to Brooklyn. .
o 0 0
The hostesses for the tea this at-
ternoon at the club house are Mrs.
E. Hoeg. Mrs. Wallace Macrery and
Mrs. J. H. \Vurthman.
O 0 a
Miss Ruth Ilriesncknr has return-
ed to her home in Yonkers nitor
visiting for the yast two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and
family on Harbor View avenue.
‘ o O 0
'Mrs. Rowland Fish of Mount
Dora. Florida, will be entertained
by Mrs. Harry Fish on Harbor View
avenue for a. few weeks. '
O O l
lilies Betty Hold. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward .8. field of Oak-
wood avenue. was confined to her
home with a slight illness on Sun.
day. , r
O O 0
Jack Roddle has returned to New
York after being entertained over
the weekend by'Dr. and Mrs. W.
Dailey and family of Harbor .View
avenue.
e .- e
Mrs. Sturges-‘Dunham will enter-
min a number-of friends at a lun-
iit‘on and bridge tomorrow after-
“.1.
G O G
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoffman
of Springfield. Mass" were the week
and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Cousins of Harbor View avenue.
. I O O ‘
Charles Steurer. sr.. has returned
to'New York after spending the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Steurer, jr.. and family of Harbor
View avenue.
0 O U
‘ Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Davis enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. John Lindholrn
of Outlining. New York over the
week-‘end.
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AMEBICAN LEAGUE.
Player-Club. g. ab. r. h.
vSp'k'r. Cleve. 88 317 67 140
Cobb. Det..... 79 302 66 117
Rice. Bt.L...... 66 211 56 82
H‘lm‘h. Del.. 90 333 54 no
Cochr‘e. Phil. 79 239 41 88
NATIONAL LEAGI‘E.
Player-Club. g. at». r. h.
H‘rnshy. SLL. 85 312 78 124
Wilson. Phil. .59 184 27 71
F‘rn‘r. Bkn... 84 815 62 120
B’t‘m'y. SLL. 93 382 51 145
Stork. Bkn.... 81 331 55 1.25
BELL ISLAND
MINSTREL SHOW
TRY-OUT HELD
AT CLUB HOUSE
R e g u l a r Rehearsals
Soo nto Start for An—
nual Island Event-—
Benefit Bridge
—-——-————-
Pct.
.408
.389
.889
.387
.368
Pet.
:39:
.386
.381
.380
.378
The try-out for the Bell Island
Minstrel shew was held at the clubl
house inst night. A number of
young folks responded and remain,
sale will now tako plilco reilllllll'ly.
Notices regarding them will be all-
nounced in advance.
,I o 0
Miss Josephine Gallagher of the
Hillview Cottage returned to the
Island yesterday afier‘u week-0nd
visit u 1th Mr. and
(Eleanor of East
0
Mrs. liuyniofld
Orange.
0 I
The bridge for the benefit of the
Domino Home for the Aged will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'cl0ck
in the club house. More than 50
ladies have hallgill tickets for the
affair. which promises to ho a great
success. Noru'elk Merchants are
donating prizes for the winners. and
Mrs. J. Lindsay Boush of the Over-
look cottage will be hostess.
O 0 O
Malcolm Hayes. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Hayes of Rocky
Point Road. is expected back short-
lyil‘onl the C. M. T. C. at Plullsburg
where he has spent the month of
July in camp. Mr. Hayes is well-
known on tle Island. this being his
sixth season here. -
' e O .
Arch Seltvyn Jr. is expected back
on the Island Friday. He has just
completed a trip through Wyoming.
Colorado. New Mexico. and Califor-
Samuel Goldwyn. noted moving vict-
Jlesrn to swim! ,
This is the week to do' it. If you
can't propel yourself through the
water, everyone this week is going
to help you learn.
The American Bedpron, through
ll. H, Longer. head: of the Norwallt
playgrounds association, together
with the Calf Pasture Life Guards.
are all cooperating in helping the
would-be swimmers. There is a.
whole week ,to try in,‘end anyone
with practice should be able to
float or dogpaddle by that time.
To a swimmer. it is inconceiva-
ble that such a number of person‘-
« 18 each day—should be drowned in‘
this'countay. Swim g is so easy
when you have learned. '
Ifyouriiiink it is hard. consider
this. More than 85 per cent of wom-
on can float. That is. if the lay
perfectly still in the water. with
arms and legs stretched out "It"
inshion, they 'weuld remain on the
water in comfort, Yet many women
drown. because they excitedly splash
about. When ”showman-learned
to adjust your weight eo'as to float,
swimming is an eaby matter.
l
ure producer. in LollAngeleaa
' e e ’e
Mr. Henry Pierin'of .Westchester
is visiting Mr. . and Mrs. Charles
Lang of the Rose cottage. Welt
avenue. Mr. Plering hes Just return-
ed from a trip.to Canada. Buffalo.
Nigara Fails. Syracuse. and Albany.
Point Road left today for a shbrt
visit to herrbome in Paseelc'. N. J.
O O O
litany of the Island residents will
be glad to hear that Howird lmlth
and family.of Bide-a - Wee. cottage
will resume their residence atthe
Island next summer. ‘Mrs. Smith
and daughter, Verna have been in
California for the past two years.
Mr. Smith. who has been living at
Bell island. will start" for Long
Beach. California some time next
week to Join his family.
S O G
The hostesses for the bridge party
at the club‘tonight will he Mrs.
Melville F. ‘Rlley and Mrs. A. S.
Hughes. ‘
O I U
Mrs. A. Van Fuskvick and daugh-
terAbb'y of~ Brdokiyn wire the
guests of Mrs. John Gallagher re.
cently. .
t O 0
Mrs. A. 1". Weeds sad her neice
Dorothy Cloud. of Bell Island. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cave and Mrs. Ken-
neth St. John of Putnam avenue.
South Nortvaik. have returned after
a. week's vacation and a motor trip
to Springfield. Mesa. by way of the
Mohawk Trail. ‘
'U D I
Mrs. Harold Meade entertained
her brother, Mr. William Verrian, of,
New Colman. Sunday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. l‘lickey entertain-
ed Miss Julia Toomey of Brooklyn.
Miss Helen Sullivan of Suffleid. Coa-
nvctlcut. Mr. Arthur Bey-Ian, Miss
Mary Jones, Miss Elisabeth Boyialg
and Mr. Harry Carlson at the Sound
View House. Sunday.
Business Man Bars
Champagne Stockings
Welsh girls are up in arms be-
cause of the recent action of the
manager of a large business house in
Cardiff. Wales. who has banned light
stockings in his establishment. .
This has developed into quite a
controversy and the great question
of the day is "Are light stockings
and abbreviated skirts permissible
for business girls?" ‘ ‘
One girl has revolted and resigned
ruthrr than wear Orthodox black
stockings. She says: ”My stockings
do not interfere with my efficiency.
and there is no reason why. because
1 am a business girl. that I should
not be smart. Besides. in this hot
wealhcr. light stockings make one
feel cooler. Anyhow, they look
cooler." ‘ . '
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PLEATED RUFFLES SEEN .
Small pleated ruffles are the only
trimming on some of the most dis.
chine.
his. His letter tells of a visit to Mr.
‘Thelastspoonfulin
producefirst
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' \as the first-never failsto
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Adventures of Jack' Keefe
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O ..' 0
Mrs. Hari‘od Turner of hockey ,
tlnotlve afternoon frocks of crops de' "
‘ .ROWAYTON;
PLAN TEN ‘DAY
: MOTOR TRIP
TO VERMONT
Methodist Church' and
Sunday School Will
Hold Moonlight Sail
Friday Evening
Mr. end Mrs. Ira Kigglne of Mo-
Kinley street and Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Bell and daughter, June. of
Coeeitett street are planning to take
a tender motor trip .to Vermont.
They will leave on Thursday and
will spend their vacation at a, de-
lightful summer resort. Lake Monto-
eeen. During their sojourn they
visit‘nleny places of note in-the
New England states.
. 0 q 0
Mrs. .7. 1-1. Taylor of Raymond
street has been entertaining Mr. M.
M .Carpenter of Tokio. Japan. for
the past week.
G O 0
Mrs. {John nameld‘ and son.
Harry, o2 Cambridge. Mast. motor-
ed to Rowayton to spend the week-
endmrith' Miss Mary Hart of Ray-
mond street; » -
. O .0 O -
Mrs. James uwlor has been hav.
ing her house on Raymond street
redecorated. Both the outside and
the ‘ipterior ‘have been undergoing
many improvements. It is now 00'
cupied by Mrs. S. A.-Carpenter.
I O U
Miss Belle Barnes has returned to,
her home in Yonkers after spending
s,week. the guest of Miss Mary
Hart of Raymond street.
0 O O
The-regular mid-week service of
the Methodist Church'wlll be held
tomorrow evening.
0 O O _
Miss Betty Moseley. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Moseley of
Rowayton avenue. has been visiting
relatives in Westbury. L. 1.. for the
past week. She expects to return
home at the end of this week.
0 ii. 0
and Sunday School will 'hold ' a
moonlight sail 'on Friday evening.
The boat of Mr. Harry 8. Bryan will
be used.
0 O I
After a search of almost four
days. Mr Charles Hayes together
with a number of friends succeed-
ed in recovering the mooring, which
slipped from his launch last Thurs-
dsy andiieft the boat drifting onto
the Rowayton beach.
0 0 O
The Kendrick residence on Roton
avenue is being painted. Also. the
interior is being decorated. . Mr. .and
Mrs. Lewis Kendrick and son. Fran-
cis, returned last week after spend-
ing a year at Hermosa Beach. Calif.
Renovations were begun immediate-
complete‘ the work yithin the next.
few days.
O O 0
Cards are being received from
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of High-
land avenue who are spending their
mention at Webster Lake. N. H.
They are with friends from the
Pans‘a Canal Zone, Wire are also
vacationing there. The Johnson
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will motorup to Canada and also-
The Rowayton Methodist church-
ly by Mr. Kendrick who expects to
a”
, . . e s ‘_ ,
3.1., dlsosen is havilig a
titanic min-mica is his we...»
on some... avenue. The work is
.- Mr William of the Williams nice-
trio” Dye Works on nowayten ave-
nue and Mr. Charles MoKendi-ie of
Bowayton avenue motored to New
York City on a business trip yester-
dsv- '
' e s e
Mr. and«Mrs. M. M. Way of Al-
bany are being entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert A.
Bond and'family on Rowayton ava-
nue.
. ‘r ’ ‘ .
Edgar Raymond. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Raymond of Boweyton
avenue. and George Stout. son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. C. Beekius of
Cudiipp street. are contemplating a
trip to Canada in the near future.
0 O 0
best Dexter of Railroad avenue
has sold his automobile to 13er
Coley of Weston and purchased an-
other. ,
O I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Albrecht of
Brooklyn spent the week-end with
Mr Albrecht's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clement D. Albrecht of Logan
place.
0 O l
Jlrl. Harry Sherlock and daugh-
ter. Maude. motored to New Can-r
Ian on Sunday where they spent
the day’yvith friends. '
' 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver Davis of
Crockett street have been entertain.
ing Mr. and Mrs W. W. Davis of,
new ?orlr. - .
s e a
Captain Edur Raymond has re.
'avenue. the postmaster.
avenue.
' e‘ e e U; ‘
Mr. John Burden of Mount Var.
non. N. Y.. was the guest of Mr. _
Fred lien of Raymond street oven
in. week-end. .. ., if
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Mr. Hervey Aeker of ltowaytoli
is having, '
his residence painted. .
‘ O O 0
Residents on Rowayton svdnue'
are going in for paint at this time. -
The Baptist persons”. the Brands
heme ,and‘ others are being redone.
e e s
The inclement weather of the out _.
few days seems to be especially w
adapted for fishing. Numeroue'
it?“ residents are returning after a;
hing trip with smiles of census-
tion. on their faces and good haul of
iish in their boats. .
G C 0
Miss Mary Bniflen of Raymond
street is remembering her ins. y.
friends in Rowayton with car a
front Oneonto. N. Y., where she is
spending a two weeks' vacstion with“ ‘
her sister. Mrs. Minnie Thomas. ‘
e e e
High tide todayh—dzil'l p. in.
High tide tomorrow—5:51 p. in.
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The, regular business meeting “of.
the Ladies Aid Society of the Metho.
dist Church will be held at the
Church tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. The members are urgently
requested to be present as many
important business matters are to
be discussed. .
e t
The Evening Sentinel is now on
sale at the‘store of P. M. Needle It
turned to his duties on a Standard
‘ Schultze’sL Wednesday Specials
the function of Rowayton avenue
and McKinley street.
ERib Lamb Chops . . .
‘Loin Veal Chops .. . ..
$031765 Liver . . . .‘ré. . . .
:Sirloin Steak . .. 40c iii. ‘
aveal Cutlet ie a e e'QIele e‘oil‘. II. C e Ordilolofe'.‘ 45c lb.
'fRoundVSteak‘ .. . ..
. . 36c lb.
“-..... '40c lb.
.............. '40clb.
. . . .. 40c lb.
IBI-chultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
I 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwslk
Weathers. Georgetown, psi-lea. Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport
to choose from! Narcisse, Ch
fit for only-50c
'and attractive When finished.
ors. Dress length that takes
Only $1.50 . . ’
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Have you
You can enter as many
Zto 12th.
Printsdctoficea.
Main floor. treat.
I Sew-your-own
. dress patterns
Printed dot voile in many patterns. Sim is to malie'
Photo Contest
Fourth floor. flout. ~.
In; ROWLAND Dav cooos C911;
sums-
Enhance on Main St. Fsirfield Ave. Cannon St.
—-.
StoreopentillSP.M.—Saturday6P.M.
' TWO ounce bottles of
French perfume 50c
Handsome glass bottles! Exquisite odours! Seved’
ypre, Jasamin, Violet, Lilac,
Bouquet—2 ounces of either in handsome glass contain;
Widechoice o stylish col-
very little work to finish for '
Main floor rear. ’
Crepe de chine
pure silk $1.95
"For almost every purpose there is a color. For ever); i
purpose there is wearing quality, in this pure silk crepe,
de chine. 40 different shades in all. .40 inches wide to i.
but to adggntage. Only $1.95 yd. .
floor.
entered?
_ Uust haves film or negativodeveioped here. .Tii'ei‘l.
have an 8xio enlargement made heie'and enter it in the
contest which lasts till August3ii st. ' ,
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enlargements as you wish?
Have envelope: attached to your entry with your name .
and address enclosed All entries made by number. Ex. 1
hibitin of photos and awarding of prizes week of Sept. ;
ist prize $25 camera, 2nd prize $15. camera, 3rd , '
prize $.10. camera, or winner may select any merchan- .
disc in the store to value of prize awarded.
'Wé'do daycloping of any size film or park for ice. :
Norwalk Chronicler