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n i. F“ ’ - 10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREE!‘ SOUTH NORWALK
' - “a n" I" ' I1'“ I PHONE sols .
About 30 Go in Two .1;- “mm-W ““5... = - - :mE
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THE NEW Boats—B i r t h d a y :éhli-véaw‘w r... E. ' ..... mun-:3 = g“ 8T0 . .,
E OLDSMOBILE SIX Party __ I st Night . .1... “gum?” ioEso F‘ 4 fl cream , no. !. fl‘hmlfi“: RE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AI‘ 1.. 30
'9' F' h B 'lt C ch Of Carnival am“ one.» Bum.“ > . .. 'EJM'” g limo r. anm £3.14 msi Shop Early and Save Money On Your Purchases.
' is er u: on ‘ ' 11‘.“ IE? um ‘
was. new seas—ms - - - 151-1.... 0min] 8 ' ' °
$1,188.00 Delivered r... Meth'odisélSunday School held 5 u r l—l‘rank mafia... 1'; {fag-3%., . m ‘ 33:3.“ - High Class Merchandise at Lower’ed Prices for Wednesday .
a most en on e moonlight sell .5, P; u_. , l . .--o “ " wfimm ~ ‘
“ Bigger: 300m”: M2" med last evening. The sail was taken in 3:2: ”6:12"... Benn I n. .. N"
Tile Coach That Challenges m, mm a? Hwy 8_ my... and we: .31"; my? . germ .5 ;.'§.— t i m, ...- m with m ’ Wash Dreues Blankets Dress Linens
Comparison Captain Frank Stevens. Some of 'ie-so'ie'bs tree: howl staii'iu E r'. ' a. .mpwaogwu 89¢ each 79c each 75c 3rd
. ' the party boarded the boats at John “1‘:er Allyn. b‘sri'teae. one: qu ” 0:00 P as: news realm Si '6 l i k t f b 'h t y
AARON KOHN iu‘lint's dock and others at Stevens ‘ ,u.-—'-wu.iou. "use... '2‘... - - 3:: axial-u and ”mg-9'3." Ilium-I. , Made of pretty perfalcsl. ging- tang! or) 5:1: iln orSlie'thl in]: Full yard wide and all pure
South Norwalk dock. There were about thirty pre- “5°: .a._ "d: ertena ball ”‘9 “‘5 hams ""1 P“ n 0° °" lnenes, peifect but :00: ion ‘weyaring linen. plenty of the wanted
‘ sent. The sail was taken on the | .3 .‘u.'_ 9...‘ ; ' -' - . u‘ ‘ 1 "l" 35 ‘° “5- “Wm“ 9"“ “my Size 68 x 76‘ Regular colors to select from. Regular
)Sound about a. mile beyond the {E' -§.—ohri.l:‘nt;'eslfim mm s. “C?“ - 81.00. 'I'lrice £100 . Me. Mo. 5 .
ightliouse. An offering was taken 19 :Ij—m and M ‘ Vb. "I. i ' ' . t. i
aboard the b ate hl-h will a to- P' . I . III we ’ u ‘ :3.
ward the notches: o'f new 'hyrnn 1;; j 1““ lr'; 7%; :77 lg.“ 9“" ‘ 5‘ x 90 Sheets women" V0!“ ' ' .5...
books tor Sunday School. It i: g . -—-lllalen heal I; '. i- .. “W '.;ow.l AN“! WHOM . . Serpentine Orepe ‘3“
ti: ht m t m “ Wm u“ . one s. . iswonh l'erae. bananas. roles I. x..- uaow.m. . _ '—schooi of the Mr. . 65C 21 h
0““ '1 ““0 9" '5 c as. m yon—u“ mu m m ‘ wosw ousaa—esae‘ 25c 3rd, \ c eac t
““0 ”mum ll“! weeku : P- ~-"n°|t em 1. . .' and dance nine 2‘” LIN-'5'" Full bleached sheets for sin le y M d in ii i ~l h EV
. 5 P. ls.—nsn 0mm. . ,§._ . m. m“, 'l E Ila-Neal “1m?“ ‘ Beautiful color combinations for 3 ° ° M “‘ °°”°“ "‘ ‘ -,-.
t 0 0 . alt—tit l: Dede-n a a. beds. Just the right size for l: m ghouh .
. . . , i . . is.—- m nude. kl d i strap or u up iers.
A delightful birthday party use .00 P. Ila—Inhale drama. "Pee om“ c. ""70 W 10938;: I nummer cottage beds. negujar monos or re” "3 "flue" Re “I" price ”be .5
ran“ art's“ .. “2‘“ oni‘i‘iiiu'u' 3“ ...... r: r wow-um a nu... “WWW“ . ~ - .
am up 0 'or avenue 0 er : . .— um rs 13 P' .-- ”lull . - meets—nus ‘ ‘ ,
nephew Robert Skilton in celebra- . "to. N" \_ —ese.e . 30 .Efi s' i?' "u r ‘1'- ‘ , ,3
tion of 'his 14th birthday. During "°° iii. 5.7.3.5.?“ ”'1” “m‘ " a“. - "43'" 0m no, Exam; ”1' 3m. l'nliMf-theLoons
16 N0 Main St the evening. refreshments were won. amass—«es 0:00 3!,“ IN." “-00 ’- l—Ors'al: reel “bro Silk HO“ 19 d
' served and games and dancing en- {'3 If :szsug'; Hustoz‘lum :3” E. 11...: mg. my. I: ”gr-"IN! gmuh 39 I . 210 c yal'
. South Norwalk .. joyed. There were many guests WATMN‘HC cm“ .588 PC :gflmngugltrfiggfi" ' "" ,z‘. c pa r Choker beads in a large assort- This well known muslin at a
Phone’256 from out of town in addition to 3:38 P- #:ma‘l'L-‘odnlnfindu‘ 'ng; 15,. an?” Icon Orch'estrs. Fine stockings of fibre and lisie merit of colors. All the new bargain price. Full bleached.
local residents: .105 P. §_C°m'on. “tug!“ "- 8500‘ . N.—Goidhette's aerobics :3 $E$M JMflW' in several colors to select from. style: in the lot. Regular price 36 inches wide. Regular price
Those present at the party were: ggtégl; u fen-Iaokfimgz‘ 10233 93 1—11.." led Apple can Resular price 500. 29c. 25c.
w Harriet Clark of Newark. Jean Rob- 30; o 7 ll 3.... WT ll annuals—u" Ma“ 33.“. 11.. ' l
bins of Newark. Herbert Fletcher. "15:!!xr—llfiun'n'3r. filth! “its. 0200 " -'-Iietier ( PM; mm ".2” "t
Leroy Makowsky. Joe Sheehan, Jar- . __ ’{Plqu-a 7. ()0 Pllltullv_lfllfiAllD-4fl * !
Atwater Kent. Ware. ed scabelifnryan Carrlgan. Walter t3? gigs-Mgr... 'fi'?’ ’11.. _ a. wooievzloo as i’t'imnnio‘fio”. 3:35; highs" 2‘33... . Buy at MUNSIES and save money'
Mole Stwmberg- O'Malloy of Scranton. Mrs. Hartley g P. M. M" 5-1053 Orchestra- . . taxman—cm . - ,
Cnrlthn Sleeper Robbins. Mrs. Mary Seals. Mrs. 310- ”:88 P. lit.— :2: mmxom. 3% ; it“s-wees 32%?£.&Nmmh (Pacific Cull! Silldll'll “i0 . f Y _.
' ' bcrt Park and Mrs. William Reap. . WIP- rmuoairlna—eeu “:00 -- “u-WW W W son. taro—sens . t
Zenith. e e . .oo 9. u.w—- asther: Dinner music. s._eo . H.—30ilfl: Orchestra. :00 r. 5 undo. Y
:es 1’. M—Iarlleu: Uncle "In 0.00 lt.—-l'ormics Orchestra. :3: ;. a—linal news and SPRINGWOOD
‘I'he camival of the Rowayton :00 P X—Cnmlorl'e Orchestra. wear molasses—sun I: slim—I'm tie a.“ oar Os-
1 ‘ . .sor. M.-—Veseelia'e mm: H leu— a: ladle chin "
R A D I 0 “mm" 1““ a“ “1”“ “‘3’“ 4°? "“5 :3 P. M—smo. Weekly Broaden-t. slot”) {1. M—shilkm- Isles: Orchestra 10: 00 P. eMia's-on- arena-m. c u tze’ s .
continuation of the affair. The var- ‘ :60“ Elias; pron-Am. o; 00 P. rem—De urns Quartet». 0 ” .li’l nos arouse—seas .l. DcMartlno of Mulvoy street e es ay peda 3 I, i,
ious booths carried on their work ",0 P filq‘ndmfiflwflhum' 6.00 PFuujmcfafigHONMM‘ rise 11:," affi’flidmfim and'm a... a. was a visitor at Coney island on .
STUDWELL PIANO 00. With excellent 5‘19‘3953- Tonight will VCAI. nmgugan [gm—4“,; ezoo P. MH—Chsplnens Orchestra IISO P. lv—luatcal Sunday. ‘
68 North Mn 8% be the closing night. 3533 ll; :Pcmi'm Penn Orchestra :13 g..§.:(c‘l.rr1|-uic|:-r'a:; amt-log. 10:90 P. X.—-chkrn;ns [Oren-13a. _ 9 . ,
s thN 1k . s a e 200 if. I.:Tlo‘lclt‘.1 “nibble: “m“ N... 9130 I". HH—O’ieollilna Orchestra. 7:00 Erik—13%; 093's“. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Forcz of 6 c
0“ 0"“ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foreit and 10383;.:.:3hil:dm‘s sung. may. . ' was, clueaoo—«is .3338 r. Imgfin Oar in Lexington avenue spent Sunday at _
son. Francis. of McKinley piaco ' re "9'“ mm”; 7:03;":‘3‘ 3"” ' "I" 'd ”3'60 | Coney Island. . .
leave today for a. two weeks' trip to :55“;'xnsnr awry”. " “1,280 A' i ghrbgingylfitur. a ao‘p hflm’n‘“a m1 ”‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ u“
i -25 P' "u: see I ourly. - - ‘- I . tense as. r..~ ‘ V. 7'
* Providence, It. 1.. where they will '2‘” r' M——' 0‘"- "WWI . was. CHICAGO-due 0}" P- its-Um“ Own-"‘- Julia Klsh. telephone operator of :‘f‘
visit Mrs. M. I. Brenner. Mr. Fforelt {(1)535 is: fi—Eififi'flfl'g; {5.3.13 3'3?! 1;. ‘éfiifi'fifgfifikfi. ,lnm' §I§§ g. g—(‘fiflfilic (35%?" Night NcwhYork my. “1‘30 h‘llasnbe‘efimigsl; . . . cr'
is now enjoying his vacation rom 3r " “9' 0m 3 - _ our. 1 500 P' I'ZC u” o hu-h ng cr mo er. rs. u a .
LAWN moms GROUND- the Nash Engineering Company. 1:33 gyro” —-'ll:i'e. firth—'1'" 125% §gfififi§fim. :00 Pl; Lathes-$231310“: ll‘z':';:':lg Sagehg‘tfipfigmed to
e 0 : . — Dance mu c t W. : . slices ‘ ‘ -
80188038 SHARPENED Mrs. Louise Crockett 0‘ Crockett '0, BCIINIC‘I'ADY—Ind . . I". (mummy—.5354 10:00 P. l.—leliin‘s Orchestra. 0 e a . ch
street and Mrs Mary 'Hart of Mc- 3:383 5.1%.“, Add car'snmnu“ 91333;.” It wd‘m'ofi'h'i'ru Lm' "LEON! Matthew 05100. in. Of 83 Lowe
SAWS FILED AND SET Kinlcy place. 'lett yesterday for 7533 E} {:flfrfimo i re. [33% E} §:;"“;mfll-M “mggg‘é‘sf'i. “m mm street. visited his brother and sis-
Windsor. Conn. They will be the 1% .331; §.:;hl’llh’sr:'-§ugguberm 'wllT. engine—ma csiiii .M'Er‘ur. #33. 3:3: 3;;3‘:':'B’;‘02kfv:d ofir's-ur‘ltlflmy Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk
’ guests for two weeks of Mrs. A. E. “on. soprano: 700 Pu lie-Cheat cal hear-m ' . . . -
Ithel “about. his a; es p [—0335 m om. x011: stau managements roar-re the e a e w
JORDAN S ._ Frisble. [1.00 P. Xr—lhylewc 10 :30 P. H—Popula': cave'rtainars.“ right to alter [min-III ‘3 “MP W00. The Misses Elsie and Thered ‘ 39 and ‘3 um Strnt’ NONE“! .. .‘rf.
The Shop of a Thousand mums: . ‘ ‘ ‘ H gamer...“ of Sou”, an...“ and Weatport. Georgetown. Darien, Stamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport ’
The IMO“ ""1093 0‘ the Hunt 5 Westslde avenue spent Sunday in Hoot Gibson in "Hurricane Kid," Anna Lombardi of Laurel strcci. '
We Call for and Deliver
and Methodist. churches Sunday
evening were held in the Methodist
New York city. lu‘rcd Hart is em-
ployed at the Nash Engineering Co.
HARBOR VIEW
This is a brilliant picture and a large
crowd is expected at the clubhouse
spent Sunday in Coney Island.
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12 Riv;18t"301:° 1k ffirsgtorRSE'tflghgrofiflfif Atgbr ' ° ' to enjoy it. Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph DeMartino
one - M“ and ”3- Thomas Landgraf! 0 0 0 of 6 Mulvo‘y Place. announce the
' Lgéznac'izifihhraai't'he Egsakztrv‘ti: of Providence are being entertained PLAY BRIDGE AND One of the big social events of the :‘lrfdh ofarui‘girpggzde “3.532."; SINCE 1897
. . . r ay, . .
. n... . no... mo... {3:33:33,333,322:my: DANCE AND SWIM 32:2“.Y."'.'::i.::;.;“.“.:‘.:‘.*.‘: '.°.“:t: .. .. m... m... -.
program. Miss Maude Sherlock ’ . “ . ‘ ‘ e e e .
rendered a vocal selection entitled avenue. OVER WEEK'END tlubhouse. Th" your the party will Mr. and Mrs. Englander and. The Home Of BCttel' Shoes
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The. “Chick " an oyster boat onn-
ed by Captain lke Stevens. has
sprung another leak after just ro-
be under the. direction of Mr. C. D. liii . f i ‘ ‘ 1‘ c mg were
Sleure , J . cl i ran 0 .ex ng on v n '
r I “ no will b" Rum“ by visitors in New York Sunday.
Ml" Dorothy Delmar. Mrs. Arthur __
Pretty Affair at the
The saine reason that prompted our first custom~ "
ers to buy here is the reason why we are making *
new friends every day—Courtesy, Honest Value,
There was also a number
of musical selections given by a
quartet composed of Errol and
Charlse Qray, Edgar Bryan and Ed-
“Faith."
‘A. J. Collins Co.
70 North Main Street, Manir Residents EnteI-i
tain— Record Crowd
irlskey. Mrs. .lohn Potter and Mrs.
South 'Norwalk
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POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Norwalk (loan
was settled between the owners.
The young people are showing
commendable interest in the Sunday
services of the Baptist church of
which they will be in charge for
the month of August during the ab-
sence of the pastor. Rev. Victor
Scalise. Those in charge are ar-
ranging a program of services for
Sunday morning.
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cently being repaired. it will again
I'OW.
She was accompanied on her return
trip by Mrs. Charles Brown, of
Tuckahoc, who will be entertained
for a few days by Mr. and Mrs.
George Holtsman and family.
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Mr. George Moseley of Rowayton
avenue has returned to his duties
in New York after enjoying a week‘s
vacation.
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.and Mrs. Robert E. Larking of New
was won by Mr. Fred Tiepel and the
second was carried off by Helen
Kulirs. Those who attended the
party were: The Misses Margaret
Doyle, Ann and Helen Kahrs, Lillian
Schork. William Schork and Fred
'l‘lcpel.
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Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Webster enter-
tained at a farewell party at their
home on Gibson avenue Sunday
evening. Dr. and Mrs. Webster' left
Wilfred Cousins.
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will occupy the Delmar cottage on
Mrs. Wilfred Cousins of Harbor View
avenue.
George Hyde‘s launch.
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The Reynolds family of Stamford
Harbor View avenue for the remain-
der of the season.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of
Harbor View avenue have left for
New London where they will remain
for a week.
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tho lawn at Hickory Bluff.
The tables will be set out on the
Wed West Haven Man:
Announcement has been made by
Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph Ward
of di Bayvlew avenue 0! the com-
ing marriage of their niece. Miss
Ethel Agnes Peat of West Haven to
Mr. Thomas C. Sullivan of New
Haven. Miss Post is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gait
Peat of Bedford Park. New 'York
12-14 No. Main St.
The' House 'of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes '
s6. N orwalk .
son Ogden- . u o o .
is m ed h . . _ .. . ..
m. 747 . . . go “.32? o 7;. ‘..°..’.§.°.“.“."°" We At the Beach Ten «.0... man... .r n. .n. Bluff Set for Thursday Quality Merchandise. .~, .
one A ’I‘Kh.‘ accident occurred 5‘ the g .p . . n ' nis Racket” Mrs. Edmund Pendleton of Harbor 51"
cemetery corner, at Rowayton “6' M . . "‘t‘w fll‘enut'. expects to leave for a An affair which has become. an . '4.
one and Cudlipp street Sunday aft- ise Lillian Nngle. “ho has been ""9 ‘0 Europe “mm August 1’1 an ual fixture during the last 14 or - ’ ' :5 "-3!
‘I rnoon at bout 5 o'clock. An auto- visiting for a month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. ‘Rinehart . . . ' l' , ..-‘_
LOMPLETE HOUSE e a -: 15 years. will be held on Thursday. ~ .. .-
mobile bearing New York markers he? UHCIE- Mr- George Scott on “0- entertainnd friends at their home in Miss Gladys Cousins of New York The Women's Association of the 3‘
FURNISHINGS “mm W“ “ “°""°°"°“‘ "° i:.i.‘£"..“‘.f'é‘.3f.;..‘i’.‘.‘ 33‘“? I" "" "arbor .-.... suturuuv .... muruuu 1° mu home h... s... m... M... -...... . ,
. - report was made and the damage . . .. omor- ing. Those. who attended were: Mr. spending the week-end with Mr.'llnd to hold their sale on that date on 122 Washmgton St, South Norwalk, Conn.‘
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Word has been received that Miss Dan Douglas. Sn. has completed York. ““0 ““3 visiting at the Rlne- ' ' ‘ ‘ green which will present a vari- '
Lucille Brande has left California. the building of his 14 foot rowboat. hart cottage. and Dr. and Mrs. Will- Miss Dorothy Delmar. daughter of colored appearance with umbrella
. i, and is now on her way to her home The craft now stands on the. ROWny~ illm Lloyd Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Dblmar. spent showers. and streamers of bright .7
e O in Rowayton avenue. It is expected ton dock and presentt a fine ap- ‘ ' ' yesterday with friends in New 110- hued paper. There will be booths H
Plggly VV lggly that she will arrive here about Au- penrance. 1mg, Lima" Schork entertained chm". for aprons. towels. cake and m" . .
gust 16. She is accompanied by the t o o “‘ii‘nlls at n bridge party at hi‘l' ‘ ‘ ‘ cream. !
Misses Margarito, Wilson of Dorian Mary Hultzliliin has l'rtiflncd to mm“; Sunday :vcnlng. During ‘h" Mr. and “Nb “Mr 8M “"0 dnush- —-—————1-—-—-—-~ ’ ran aco 57
and Miss Albertine Qultman of her home on ltowa ton avenue iifteu 9W“ “K "0”" "“3“” “"0 “Md “W of New (‘anaan on 0 ed a moon. ' 'u
GOOD 030033118 Noroton. , a ten days visit. aty'l‘uckahoe. N. y' and dancing enjoyed. The first prize light. ailit Sunday evel'llzg in Mr. MISS Ethel Peat to i F '
Mrs. Charles Meytrott and son. ._ . . . 1
Kenneth. who have been spending Friends of Mrs. Nettie Raymond last evening on the midnight train M," Bessie Dunham 0‘ Long city. both of whOm are Well known .' '7‘
Keep C00] th at two weeks t th h me I will be sorry to hem that she is for Norwalk, Ohio. where may will Beach is being entertained for a tn Norwalk. Mr. Sullivan is the son Hosiery -,
iii: 2nd Mrs Johna Johnszn 13!: ill at her'home on thslde avc- spend about a week at their old week by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mom of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Sul- .. :1.
with It ‘ Highland avenue will remain in one. a e a home there. Those “elem at the ry of Harbth- View avenue. 21"“ g ‘Howardadtfigueét hill: 6 S k"
. ' _. party were:. Mrs. M. Gallagher and e e a aven. e s a Sr . __ ‘
. Westlnghouse ggxfizzntyggtflgg week before oM'T'):nna'ldMar:d ggzdfierm’lelddand Rose Gallagher of New York. Mr. - The “rage of William Woods Georgetown universityé class 0: :32: Ladies
' s n. . E a UV aye and Mrs. E. E. Rinehart and Mr. and which has be .' and a rising young at omey o e
Eleculc Fan a e e . at the home 02 Mr. Mar-metal. Mrs. Robert E.Larkln. on "em"! on his prop Haven. The wedding will take Milan 0
110 Volt A, 0 Harold Delta and Fred Hart of parents Mr and Mrs Fred Merri- ‘ . a. Eggpfixegakwood avenue. has been place on Wednesday morning. Aug- “m Ell“ Fashioned 1‘...
220 Volt D. 0. . TM“, cough preparations contain field on Rowayton avenue. . The swimming floats at the beach- ' . . . us’t 19th at nine o'clock at St. Law- c... l,
- some one or more harmful drugs ‘ ' ‘ ““8 crowed "e" "‘9 We°k'°“" It is the opinion 0: Mia c it ”me" Roman cathouc Chum" m 1. w.
,.. NOF'WALK ELECTRIC hutch are “a“ to take a... pm. Miss Marjorie Dufault of Cudlipp The residents turned out in large of Oakwood avenue whoa“? big: West Haven. 5-
COMPANY ' of opiates. None or these narcotic street Mt today 101‘ Daflburv “he“; ““m‘m‘ ‘° "5°" "‘° bum" "“1 coaching Shirley Johnson in golf '
~ substitutes have ever been used in she will be the guest or n... 3...... boating. According to rebomv “‘9 that unless all signs fail her u ii Girls Can Make Auto - 4
11110. Main 81:. Phone 2978 mum-g non-my gun grim con. Mrs. Waiter Bouten for a week. Iarscst crowd. except the Fourth of m... m, .0 add “mm; Mr", 20 . MILLINERY
1 POUND. The name 'o! "011 111° ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘Iu'y holidays, collected at the beach- her crown of athletic achievcmcents DIStance ’Records TOO‘ ' "
' gradient ll Plunly printed on “of! “Passdge Through India" written ‘1‘ . . . e e e ' —F‘—‘ I
You know what on a.e . ‘ . - , . i not the ony —-———s
- $132. when you take Folegfl. It :gefi‘orthreogdgayrg:lfi'hrhgg.Ilsnya “'3‘ El“ Minuse. daughter °f M“ 5.3. very pleasant afternoon of which? ec1:":"c't'h'r't'e‘ryground on auto ._ " §. . .
r— o . clings to the throat. Good for old most unusual and interesting novel. and MH‘ A‘ W. Mlnuse oi! Cockenoe M gen?“ enjoyed ‘at he home 0‘ tri s for four young local girls have ' . '- ' '
"ONEY'S VERY W'SELY ’ t! it You havencoulll Why I is th 1 id life f th avenue. 1°“ yesterday for a "‘8" in re. . omas Dillon of Gibson ave- p bi uto tour. In two weeks. M , . - - .
SPENT—WHEN lT an you 3' ' ‘ presen e as e o e Northampton Mass. where she will ""0 l-riday. Th0” who attended madea ‘3 A Oder". Ks A POIhemus I"
' not try it? Refuse substitutes. Still- Hindos and their conditions of liv- b ' ' . were: Mr. Don P tt M Marlo McCann and Ethel Christen- . I
e a guest of her friend. Miss Mar- "”0 . ”- R t R ll Bathroom . v ' ' ‘
son-Powell Coro-—MV- ing. The attitude of the Americans Grog-89 Johnna" Mrs. Thom Dil son of Westport. with u h “359 -
toward them is also clearly por- gafett\:’he;l;:ck. 15:” w‘hecloikuwaa Ion nnd Miss MI}, A McGrazz ‘ and Katherine Kline lot Norwalk. Complete with nickel plated fit- 61 no- M 8m ’flu'
"‘“d‘ T" 1m" '5 hm“ ”wwuc' gn ei'i'enre or a a on ' me ‘ at ‘ ' ' drove down.throush Pennsylvania ‘0 tings. Set comprises : ft. enamel- 80 NORWALI u '
tlve as well as a past-time novel. or V“ . . . C “ GI the Delaware Water Gap and. clr- ed bathtub. will! basin. china ' fl.
a a .__ a andChange cling round. went through Detroit up tank. siphon toilet bowl with oak , P30“ 81‘,“ :~
Why not use some of your money
to purchase modern plumbing
contentment? You'd be surpris-
ed at the lownese at our charges
4 [or installing a modern 'batbtul:
in your home. Why not get an-
quainted with the rel] flute of
.oH
High tide today—11:81 A. M.
High tide tomorrow—12:26 P. M.
HARTFORD. Aug. 4.—-—Philo 'T.
Plait, commissioner of agriculture.
announced today that he has ap-
pointed rWllliam _ Lutlon. of Willi-
mantic. Elliot H. Platt of Newtown
and' Hull Bartram of Ridgetield, as
market investigators. The increase
in the number of investigators is ex-
pected to add to the scope of the
tri~weeltly market bulletin. reports
no wbelng confined mostly to terri-
tories in and adjacent to the prin-
cipal cities of the state.
' Miss Mary Mackay. who has been
visiting for the past week at the
home of Mrs. Edward Hellar on Har-
bor View avenue. returned to her
have proven themselves to be excel-
lent fisher-melt.” While on a fishing
trip over the weex- end they caught
2.bl.ackflsh some weighing eunuch
as six pounds. .
Miss Xi and Eleanor Wade, who
have been entertained over the week-
end by Miss Shirley Johnston of Oak-
wood avenue. have returned to their
home in East Orange, N. 1.. after Q
very enjoyable. vizit.
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Rehearsals for ‘the “Tennis Rack-‘
. A Real Success
cine. and Dr. Jean Piquet all doubts
have been removed about the success
of the grafting of thyrokl glands of
criminals on backward children.
Some months ago these doctors
conceived the idea of removing the
thyroid gland from the leader of a
dangerous gang of Lille .crlmlnals
immediately after he was put' to
death on thé guillotine and grafting
it on a little girl whose mental and
physical development was exception-
|HY deficient. While at first the
doctors were not quite satisfied with
to Canada and the Niagara Falls. and
also visited Watkin’s Glen.
GOES TO NEW CHURCH
church here. to become curlizo at
Christchurch. New Haven. The
resignation will become oflcctive
Sent. 1.
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demonstrate our ”Perl” "9' ‘51-." WW“ “‘0 "Wm" 0‘ Jack Gordon °‘ the earnestness. The choruses are doing operation can be considered I sue- clear red liquor guaranteed to re- , ‘
pile. and plumbing abilities. Blames". less e-shesI-an. Poll Theatrcs' start as designer for fine Work “my, the “My,“ direc- one. They describe the girl as in Have indigestion and other stomach : JOB PRINTINGz'
the exhibit which the department lion ot'Mre. Edward B. Haiti. Re. cacellent health. lively and growing disorders. while it adds to the joy 1 -
The Nash, Raymond
& Dean Co. f
R. A. BENEDICT
will conduct at. t a Connecticut state
tell- at Charter ak'park. He has
calmed several almlhr exhibits for
a department among them being
hearsal for the choruses was held
this morning at ten o'clock instead
of at eleven o'clock as usual.
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more intelligent daily.
Other physicians who, made a
careful examination of the child. are
said to have given the opinion that
of living because it is a real health-
buiiding tonic.
sold by Stillson-Powell Corp. in
So. Norwalk and Darien: McNichol's
Q
Sign Bogdanyi of Paradise street
and William Kerry of Sound.View
avenue witnessed the ball game be-
leuth Norwalk
. 2 m 3111 no“ 22 Wall St. . llerwalk boom “ m. mummm Ex. "Th, mum. we..." .0 b. a...“ .i the gland has been completely assi- Drug Co. in Norwalk and Gilbert's tween the norm and Cleveland in —asntinsi advertisements ‘
M“ “ L————-—— WII fl WON. Halls ' , the clubbers Wedaeadex will be atilated. ~ . Plies-lug in Newton—Adv. his; Torts on Sunday. results. \
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home in Mt. hlsco esterday. K ( ) e e
Commisswner Blatt . ., ’0 . correspondent of the Marin says that NORWICH Au 4—(AP) RU, SL. 3'. Y. “PM
Names 3 A IStants M" “mam H‘" and M" m the ‘1" °‘ D" “P” I‘m" " Lionel 1:. w.' Mitg'hel'l has resigned mi:
‘ George Hyde of Harbor iew avenue. member 0' the Academy of Medi- as rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal . ' r}
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