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Mme. Jeannette
Ladies Specialty Shop
56 South Main Street
South N orwalk
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J. I. MALLETI'E
88 Washington Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
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CORSETS
Our corset department offers
a complete range of gar-
ments for grooming figures,
at figures that fit each purse
and person. See our corset-
iere. She will advise you
without obligation.
The N. E. RYAN C0.
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
16 No. Main St. -
South Norwalk
Phone 256
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POPULAR salons
12 Main Street
Norwalk Conn
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Conn. Light &
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Why not use some of your money
to purchase modern plumbing
contentment? ,You’d be surpris-
ed at the lowness of our charges
for installing a. modern bathtub
in your home. Why not get so-
quainted with the real facts of
the case andgive us a chance to
demonstrate our superior sup-
plies and plumbing abilities.
The Nash, Raymond
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Win Matches at Coun-
try Club -—- Bathers
Hurt» Diving at Calf
Pasture Beach ‘
The Lehmaler Cup Tourney at the
Norwalk Country Club entered the
final round yesterday. In the semi-
finals Edward McMahon defeated
R. Harris 6—1. 6-4 and Lawrence
K. Paul won from William Malkln
by 4—6, 6--0, 6—8. Out of the 20
original entrant‘s in the tennis
tournament. Paul and McMahon
have survived the grilling of the
early rounds. and will play the final
match this week.
0 O O '
Over 150 attended the Saturday
night dance of the Norwalk Coun-
try club, with Volk’e orchestra sup-
plying the fusic. The concert of
the Pyramid Band from Bridgeport.
was cancelled yesterday on account
of the laying of the cornerstone of
the Mary A. Bedford Nurses‘ Home.
There were many guests at the club
over the week-end, and the largest
attendance at dinner of the year
was reported by Stewart C. Frank
Jenifer . Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hill of Danbury.
Miss Katherine Commit! of Dan-
bury. Miss Katherine Herson of
Acushnet, Mass; ’ Mr. Louis C.
Rathmell of Danbury. Mr. John Al.
len of Falrhsven, Mass, Mr. Russell
McMann of Norwich, N. Y.. Miss
Scion Bennett of New York City.
Mr. Wilton Lont of East Orange, N.
J., Mr. V. Hartzner of this city. Mr.
Richard and Mr. Howard Peabody
of West Haven. Conn., and Mr.
Harold Jennings of South Norwalk.
I t C
An important meeting of the Of-
ficial Board of the East Avenue M.
E. chUrch will be held tonight in
the‘church at 7:30 'oclock.
O t O
A bother at Calf Pasture beach
yesterday sustained severe cute
about his face when he walked out
to the float at low tide. and dove
into the mud. Although it was evi-
dent that the waten was low by the
number of bothers standing about
the float ,several swimmers persist-
ed in (living. Most of them did no—
thing more serious than burying
their faces in mud. Life Guards
warned bothers that diving was not
safe. They treated several cuts
during the afternoon as a result of
their unheeded statement. Over 700
cars with bathers were at the beach
in the morning, and a good noon
tide was enjoyed. The attendance
A num-
ber of cars drove down late inthe
evening with the second high tide. .
l O O
The August Middle Handicap
tournament of the Shorebaven Golf
Club went into the third round over
the week-end. The three leading
point winners are as follows:
W. R. Weed, gross 88. net 71.
J. McHenry, gross 109. net 83.
C. H. Minard. gross 111, net 91.
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The weekly Tuesday afternoon
bridge willube held at the clubhouse
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
O O O .
Louie Charriott's speed launch.
which has recently been overhauled
and painted at Capt. Wallace Batea'
ship yard, experienced more. bad
luck yesterday when it broke a
driving chain. Two weeks ago the
craft ran into a. submerged rock
which tore the bow open.
0 O 0
Harold Jennings and Paul Lew-
rence were guests of W. 8. Ward at
the Norwaik Country Club Satur-
day. Mr. and Mrs. A. deW ’Clark
were supper guests of Mr. W. 'A.
Payne. '
e e e ‘
Ludko Premru has returned to
his home on Bridge street following
a. weeks motor trip to Indian Head.
Penn.
. i O C O
Mr..t\d .Mre. Leslie Gorham. of
East avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Slauson. of Myrtle street, have re-
turned afier a week's motor trip
through Maine and northern New
England.
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O O 0
Mr. M. D. Madey of East avenue
returned last Saturday after a.
week’s vacation in Boston. Chelsea.
Salem, Quincy and points on the
north shore.
O C O ..
Mr. Augustus Grandson. of New
York visited his sister. Mrs. Jennie
Kuhner of Winfield street over the
week-end.
U C I
entertained friends from Danbury
yesterday. They were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hinsen and Mrs. H. Chad-
wick.
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A private luncheon will be served
at- the Norwalk Country Club this
noon at 1:00 o'clock.
C 'D I 1
Mr. Charles Williams and son
Richard of Fort street spent the day
In New York yesterday.
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Mr. Edward Park of New Britain
was visiting friends in the Third
District yesterday.
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Miss Sarah Harrison of Winfield
street has returned from New Yorl
City where she, has been visiting
friends. ~
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Mr. R. B. Sleem. of St. John St..
has returned .to his home after a
two week's vacation in New York.
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Mr. Arthur Morrison of New York
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Morrison of Fitch street over
the week-end.
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The harbor end 0 fthe structure
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paterson .
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Chief of Police Harry Smith today
denied the story printed in a Bridge-
port paper that Clarence Scoliold.
former trai‘flc otficcr. had been ap-
pointed to the new force. "The
story's pure imagination." he said.
“As far .as I know Scoil‘cld has not
been appointed."
0 O O
The new clubhouse of the Wee
Burn Club will cost approximately
$85,000 it was learned this morning.
This will bring up the building to-
tal in Darlen to higher than last
summer. First Selectman Clarence
Bouton stated that he had not as yet
received the application for the per-
mit. but that he expected to issue it
this week.
Officer Wood. wh’ was on motor-
cycle duty yeaterday made three ar-
rests for speeding. Those 'wero: 0e-
car '1‘. Von Tool-mg. 29. of 306 Con-
vent avenue. New York city. who was
driving 42 miles an hour; Sterling A.
Sturges of Springdale. a carpenter.
was driving at 48 miles an hour. a
ratevequailed by Lowell Burow, 24.
of North Stamford. Sturgcs and Bu-
row will be tried tonight. You Tosr-
me Was released after his charge was
nolled by payment of $10 and costs.
0 O l
Mike Rcwhrwak, a 52-year-old
watchman. had a tussle with old
man Barleycorn. Saturday, and came
out second. He became so noisy that‘
the police were called and he spent
the night ln‘the town jail. He will
face a. charge of drunkenness and
breach of the‘ peace tonight.
‘ O O 0
Walter Otto.Gcer. 45, of 287 Fair-
dcld avenue, Stamford. was arrested
Saturdaycharged with violation of
the motor vehicleJaws.
I
Henry A. Lentz. 1427 Hancock
street. Brooklyn. a chauffeur. 27
years old.“ was arrested yesterday for
reckless driving. He was released
into the harbor.. The bulkhead is
being built to keep the water from
further loosening the optics. When
the dock has been anchored with
another deadman, the digging away
of mud immediately behind it can
begin.
0 O C.
Miss Louise and Miss Daisy Body-
cote have returned to NewHaven
after" a week‘s :visit with. their
brother. Mr. George Bodycote. of Mel
rose avenue.
- e e e ,
Workmen under Contractors
Daniel F. Toomey and Dominic Eula
began the work of erecting a. bulk-
head on the south end of the city
dock this morning.
‘0. O 0
Frederick F. Fey. Van. Zandt St,
has purchased a new eight‘ sedan.
. 0 0 O
Theaail boat "Green Point" is
being repaired in Capt. Wallace
Bates' ship-yard.
Letters from Ffed Farace. Van
Zandt street, have been received
during the past week by many of
hi: friends. Mr. Palace is enjoying‘
sumo... in Bangor. Penn" from '
DARIEN
NEwwu BURN CLUBHOUSE "
is 10 con ABOUT $85,000
This Work Will Make Building Totals Higher
Than Last Summer--Chief of Police Denies
Officer Scofield Has Been Appointed to
Force—Other News
on bond of $50 for appearance in
corut tonight.
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George F. Bearer. treasurer of the
Home Bank and Trust (50.. is on the
last. week of his vacation at Orrs isl-
and. Maine. He' is expected bpck
l~‘1 -day. Miss Ruth Ottmer will he
tie next member of the bank staff
to fake a vacation.
0 K O
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt have
returned from a'vacation in Port-
land. Maine. Mr. Hoyt is back at
his Town Clerk‘s duties in the Town
Hall.
0 O O
Dog Warden Ernest Great has is-
sued a warning again about dog own-
ers who let their pets run loose in
town without a license. All dogs so
found. he says. will be corralled. held
for 72 hours and, if unclaimed. will
be disposed of.
0 O
The sidewalk work in three places
-—from the Log Cabin east. and from
Phllcox's west on the Post road. and
on Noroton nyonue near the Baker
90 noel-Is progressing. In all three
places concrete was poured today.
and it is expected that the work will
be completed this week. -
O 0
State Police are rigidly enforcing
the detour over the hill of the Stam-
ford side of the town-line. Darien
residents traveling to and from
Stamford will make the quickest run
by using the West avenue-Glenbrook-
Strawberry Hill route. .The detour
for general traffic round the Cove
pond. however. is in good shape. and
incidentally passes some scenery
along the placid water of the big in-
let that is unsurpassed in this local-
ity. Persons using this would do
better to follow along Main street.
Stamford. toward ~Hallowe‘cn Park.
and continue along the Cove road.
rather than turn up the Post road at
St. John s Palk.
MISS BENEDICT
. 1s GIVEN-SHOWER
BY FRIENDS
A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Miss Margaret Denedict
ofast North ‘Falrfield avenue in hon-
or of her} approaching marriage to
Stanley Den of Connecticut avenue
recently.
Solos were rendered during the
eyening by lilies Agnes Shrivan of
Baltimore. Dancing and singing were
enjoyed followed by refreshments.
Numerous gifts .includlng cut
glass. silverware. linen, pottery. and
electric irons‘ were received
Among those present were:
Miss
Agnes .Skrlvanof,’ Baltimore. Mary
Hodae, Margaret Sobody. Elizabeth
Banyai. Katherine ~Kuslak. Netti
Prosi, Bose Wilcek.‘ Tillie .Bevgev-
auer. Margaret Benedict Emma Ben-
‘edict, MrsL’Jacobfioxa. Mrs. Larry
Boxa, Mrs. :Joseph' Klenka,_ Mrs.
Louis 'Bryke.‘ Mrs. Ed‘w'a‘rli Miklo‘.
‘viohfand Mrs. Luke Benedict.
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SPRINGWOOD
Samuel Ducale of Wood street
was in New York city yesterday.
’ .e e e
Stephen \‘oros, James 'l'orcellna
and Steve \‘oros all of Laura street.
were visitors in New York cliy yes:
tcrday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Janus Florence of
t'liff strcci entertained relatives
from New York oily at. their home
yesterday.
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Harry Goldstein of Lawrence
street was a. visitor in New York city
yesterday.
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Carroll Schrldcr of Shelton spent
Saturday as the guest of Stanley
Stroffolino of i-‘laxhiil road.
0 O U
Harold Casey of Sound View ave-
nue was a visitor in New York yes-
torday.
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bliss Minnie and Miss Angeline
Pesscgrndt of Lowe street are on-
laying a vacation from their duties
at Cluctt and Pcabody's.
'e e a
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Picconc of Bouton street
will be sorry to learn ihat their in-
fant son lehlli at their home.
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Mrs. Leonard Cascria and dough:
for Marie of Bridgeport are spend-
ing a week's vacation with Mrs.
("aserin's sister. Mrs. John Foriz of
Lexington avenue.
0 O O
William Romano of
street. was a visitor in New
City yesterday.
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York
0 0
Edward DcMnrtino of Muivoy
street was a. visitor in New York
City yesterday.
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Anthony Dotialo of Laws street
was a visitor in New- York City
yesterday.
s e 3
Mr. John Buying of Ely avenue
who has been confined to his home
for the past two weeks with the
‘grippe is able to be out again.
I O 0
Christopher Gall of Benton street.
was. a visitor in New York City yes“;
He Works
terday.
Donald Dold of Buffalo is secre-
tary and third owner of the Dold
Packing (30- which did 8. 857. 000.-
000 business last year. But he has
lost finished six months work as an
ordinary butcher in his firm‘s Wi-
shite. (Rea) plant and plan's to do
4-‘ Maurice. Richard and Henry.
HARBOR VIEW
WM;
WEEKLY DANCE
DRAWS A LARGE
THRONG. TO CLUB
Balloons Help Make
Merry Ti ' e of Eve-
ning—T 9 Prize
Winners
There was a large attendance at
the weekly dance at the club house
Saturday night. The balloon dance
was a.‘ special feature. Great ex-
citement was brought about when
the balloons were tied to the ankles
of the dancers and were broken by
e other dancers. Toward the end
of the dance. three ballons remained
unbroken 11 no one could be giv-
en the priz . As a result. the own.
era of the balloons draw for the
prize and Miss Antoinette Davis and
Garden Sanford were the lucky
ones.
The door prize was won by Mr.
James K. McGuinness.
Jack Miller and his orchestra fur-
nished the music. Next week the
featureof the dance will be a mas-
querade. For the past three years
this has been a. great success and it
is expected that this year. the
Masque Affair will exceed any tha't
bps gone before. There will be
prizes for the most beautiful and
”the funniest costumes for both
adults and also children.
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The Juniors of the Bell island
and Harbor View teams will again
come together at the Harbor View
courts. The match will take place
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The local juniors are resolved to de-
feat thc Bell leland team and so
break up its winning record. Plans
are also being“ negotiated for a
match between the Harbor View
team and the Norwalk Country club
team. Bell island defeated this
team 011 Saturday by a score of 4-1.
A good game is anticipated on
Thursday.
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Mrs. M. Konnably of Harbor View
avenue entertained a number of
friends at her home Friday after-
noon. . There were two tables of
bridge. The first prize was won
by Mrs. Charles Bogart and the con-
solation prize went to Mrs. Theodore
Henry. During the afternoon. re-
freshments were served. Those
present included. Mrs. Fred Lurch.
Mrs. Theodore Henry. Mrs. .J. J.
Doyle. Miss Murtaugh. Mrs. Charles
Bogart. Mrs. Hank. Mrs. Arthur
Clark and Mrs. Kcnnably.
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Warren Potter. son of Mr. and
avenue entertained at bridge Friday.
The prizes were won by Miss Kath-
ryn Hush and Miss Lillian Macrery.
Those present in addition to the
prize- winners were. Nelda. Lenell.
Virginia Hush, Junior Woods. Ben-
jamin Plait and Warren Potter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles D Sieurer
entertained at bridge at their real-
dence on Harbor View avenue I‘ri»
dny evening. During the evening.
delightful refreshments were sch-mi
There were three tables of bridge
in play. Those present at the party
were Mr and“ Mrs. Richard Wey-
land Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph (‘
'laylor and their guest Miss Geno-
vleve Eaton of New Yoxk. Mr. and
Mrs. John I. Potter. Mr. and Mrs.
David U. Page. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Askey and Mr. and Mrs. Storm.
The first prize for the ‘women was
won by Mrs. J. C. Taylor and the
second by Mrs. Arthur Askey. The
prize for the men was won by Mr.
John Potter.
0 I. 0
Mrs. Claude Munscile of Harbor
View avenue is seriously ill at her
home due to an abscess in her car.
which has been bothering her for a
long time. Mrs. Muuselle was to
have been hostess at a party at her
residence‘Wednesday afternoon. but
because of her illness. the party has
been postponed. '
O O C
There were many representativds
from Harbor View at the tennis
match between the Bell Island and
the Norwalk Country club juniors
teams at Gregory's Point Friday.
Among those included' in the party
were the Misses Dorothy Bogart and
Florence Clark and Jack Wurthmnn
Leonard Wood. Norman Davis. Er-
nest 1suzaid.'Vincent Doyle. Wil-
liam Doyle. William Schork
Gordon Sanford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pendleton
of Harbor View avenue accompan-
ied their son. George. to New York
Saturday. George sailed on the
"Leviathan" for Europe and will be
away for a month.
. O O 0
Victor Mitchell of Harbor ,:View
avenue will leave tomorrow for a
trip to Miami. Folrlda where he will
remain indefinitely.
0 O 3
Al Lurch of Yonkers will be at
the rehearsals for the Tennis Rack-
et this week but his vacation does
not extend through August 28th. As
a result. he will just come to Har-
bor View for the night of the Rack-
et.
0 O O
The Misses Kit and Eleanor Wade
of East Orange. N. J., spent the
weekend as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace T. Macrery of Harbor
View avenue.
O 0
Mrs. M. L. Jenke and children.
of
White Plains. N. Y.. spent Saturday
at the home of Mrs. C. D. Stem-er.
Jr.. of Harbor View avenue.
e ' e e .
Miss Florence Clark has returned
to her home in Rye. N. 7.. after vis-
or Miss Dorothy Bogart. daughter
of Mr. a
Oakwoo avenue.
I
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Preparations are now going for-
ward for the Dutch Dinner to take
place Thursday of this week.
A Friendship Members
To Go tothe Beach
The Friendship Association of the
Past Noble Grand of the Eurekah
Rebekah Lodge will take the 8:45
o'clock trolley from the Boston
Silver Beach.
in th 0mm plant.
with
day by Post Noble
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Store hours 0 to b—uturday 9 to 1
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oooosli MUNSIE life to ’1;
10.12 80. MAIN ST. PHONE 2515 80. NORWALK
Store Closes Wednesday at 12 :30
_ OUR FIRST .
SEMI-ANNUAL. SALE
Will continue for another week. Every depart-1 I,
ment is brimful of bargains
Here are two outstanding bargains from
our second floor. . '
Broadcloth Dresses
$1'25 Each
Two for $2. 25
Beautiful dlcsscs of striped or In percalc. llnene or ginghain.:
dotted Broadcloth. Nicely mode Some are sleeveless. others have
and cut full. Regular and ex- the popular short sleeve. All‘r;
tra sizes. sizes in the lot. ..
Regular price ........ Regular price .. . . . . . . . . $1.00
No Old Stock
..s1.es
All Olsen, New, Goods—
Buy at MUNSIE’S and Save Money.
Bass Mocassins for ‘ Children
Made of oil-tanned elk skin with Duplex- fibre soles, theyiisir
are the toughest, strongest shoes made for children. Light
——c0mfortable and serviceable in brown. or smoked elk. .
Store Open Saturday Evenings
Coimeally 69° Bracken
South N orwalk, Conn.
Prompt " I
Delivery;
Phone
. 527
GEHEBE’
“IT’S HERE I!" IT'S HOUSEWARE"
BASKETS AND \\'ILLO\V “'ARE
We have sevcml designs of baskets that. you can count on fog
dependable scrtlce. also hampers that are built of material tit“
will hold out and fashioned together in a manner that will not
easily come apart. We carry willow 1ocking chairs and chatty
that are vmy nttlacthe and \eiy low priced.
33 Washington Street
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Mrs. John S. Potter of Cockenoe.
and
Reductions in Price of Porch Dresses
Cotton Broadcloth; white ground with colore
figures,$2.98value $I-9'
Ginghams, striped and checked, .white collar an
cuffs, $298- value $2.1.-
Figured Voiles.$2.00 value $1. .
Dotted Near-Silk, $4.98 value $3.93:
All good styles but not all sizes
.I. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. ‘
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Beef'Liver
CalvesLiver
HamburgSteak
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RoundSteak
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South No ~
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
Westport, Georgetown, Darlen, Stamford, flinch Rock. Bridgeport .
iting for the past week at the home .
Mrs. Charles Bogart of 1
Store tomorrow morning to go to_j
More titty. will be' entertained
. Odd Dressers. Bed Room Suites, Din
mg S ites, Parlor Suites, Refrigerator
and or rything for the home. Now“ is you
opportunity to buy anything in our stoc ,
:at practically your own price.
Sale starts every day from
8A.M.t08P.M.
At The
Corner of Frank '
‘ 1n and-
Madison. Streets.
Norwalk Chronicler