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'EAST NORWALK
BENEFIT BRIDGE
ATTHECDUNI'RY
CLUB TODAY“
Several Hundred Ex-
pected—W 0 m e n ’s
Board 0 f Hospital
Are in Charge.
FIREMEN TO MEET
I00untry Club Tennis
Players Battle Bell
Island Junior Rac-
quet Team
. The Benefit Bridge of the Women's
Board of the Norwalk Hospital as-
sociation will be held at the Ner-
walk Country club this afternoon.
The bridge is a. subscription affair.
Several hundred womet are expect-
ed toattend. A luncheon will be
served by the club staff under
Steward C. Frank Jenifer. The of-
fice-1 of the Women’s Board are in
charge of the bridge. and consist of
. Mrs. Louis Lemalre. Mrs. L. J. Rey-
. nolds. Mrs. Samuel G. Adams. Mrs.
Henry W. Gregory and Mrs. Russell
Frost.
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The Norwalk Country Club\.lunlor
Tennis team is having s. busy time
this week. and it was announced
Yesterday that the team would play
the Bell Island aggregation again
this Friday afternoon. The Bell ls-
land team met: and defeated the
Country Club boys two weeks ago
in a. close match which ended 4-1.
The Norwalk team is out for revenge
and will present the same line-up
as of the previous match. For the
Country Club”.
Singles -- Raymond Van Buren,
Charles W‘ard. Charles Burns.
Doubles —- Raymond and Jack
Van Buren. Charles Ward and
Charles Burns.
For Bell Island-—
Singles—C. Wellesly Smith, George
H. Riley. Sherwood Smith.
Doubles -—— George H. and Mel-
.ville Riley. Sherwod Smith and An-
drew, J. Mulcare.
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The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company will hold an important
meeting tomrrow night in the tire-
ststion to decide on the acceptance
or the lnvitstion extended it to join
in the Labor Day parade. Capt. Al-
bert Ferris. First street. has issued
a call {or the meeting. and it is pro-
bable that the entire company wil
march Sept 7. ““
* Shorehsven Golf Club.
’ Woodward was hostess of the after-finer. of Emerson street for n to“
‘III
The weekly Tuesday bridge party
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Mrs. J. L.
noon.
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Several complaints have been
‘heard from motorists and store-
keepers st the corner of Winfield
street and East avenue regarding the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amold or Almnntler, Vu.,
may well be proud of their little' family.
Sixteen youngsters and everyone of them a picture
of health. Mr. Arnold is 55, his wife do and the youngest, Walter Johnson Arnold. named in honor of the Washington ballpluyer, is 10 months
old. This photo of the Arnold family was taken at. the Moose Barbecue and Field Day at Arlington Bent-h, Yo.
to illuminate the detour sign planted
at the busy corner. Moirlnlu run-
tinue to stop throughout the we
ning und ask the route to lit-itine-
port or Westport. The sign provid-
ed is large enough to Iit‘ seen in the
day-time. but there is no light on
it at night.
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Ilev. Arthur J. l’eimr-ll, who tend-
ered his resignation as pastor of the
East avenue M, 1'}. church a week
ago Monday, will conduct services ill
the church this week .hut will not
be present at the evening service:
next. Sunday. he announced this
morning. Mr. l‘cnnell will hold the
weekly prayer meeting Thursday
night. and the Sunday morning ser-
vice next week. He will leave fill
Junesport. L. 1.. Sunday afternoon
however. to conduct the services of
the Epworth League Institute in the
evening. Mr. Penncil‘s family are
summering on Long island, and hi.»
son is acting as'a counsellor at. :1:
summer camp nenr Oyster Ilny.
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VVorkmen painted and repaired thr
public float south of the Washington
street bridge yesterday. The l‘lill-l
way has been in need of lIRI’lli‘nllil.‘
for several weeks, and some of thr
boards in the float had to be re-
placed. .
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Contractor Daniel F. Toomey re-
moved his steam-winch yostcrdhy
from the city dock where it has been
at work for font"hveelts. The sink-
ing of the deadmcn and the brac-
ing of the dock called for in Mr.
Toomey’s contract were completed
several days ago.
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Today is Kiddie-3' day at Cali
Pasture Bench. Several hundred
children will receive instruction from
the Life Guards and nmlnlwrs or the
Junior American Red Cross Life
Saving Corps..
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Mrs H. M I] dsell
\isiting her sister Mrs ( hurles l30n~
of Broklyn is
days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gould liedenburg oi
Winfield street are entertaining
friends from Buffalo. N. Y.
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. isiiure of the Highway Department
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill how:
Flapper Fanny Says:
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Molly it girl with dreamy eyes
looks that way because her brain is
asleep.
moved to Russell street from Elton
place.
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'Itir. and Airs. 'li. 'l‘olles are new
comers in the Third District. They
have recently moved to Russell street
from their South Norwalk home.
They are well known in East Nor—
wsllt, having many friends here.
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Miss Lillian
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Finch.
Emerson street is recovering nicely
after a recent illness.
RECKLESS DRIVING.
Officer Charles 'l‘horpe arrested
Everrctt Colbert of 4 Aiken street.
this e'it), last night on charges ot
letklcss driving and mernlion of 11
tax without a llcensr. A 3.10 bond
was ghen by his mother, 1 .onise (‘ol-
llcrh for appearance in the up~ ~ntow
(‘nltt‘l on Saturday.
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it result. from wishing an alien ell hssvlly. somehow;
Ms horsepower of hopes has dwindled dewln to almost nothing.
oil in." m“ m}. refills-c classified mail
M‘ on tiled»... of melting folks’ wishes some true!
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In" you all “its your wants and yell} needs and your
to tines columns end columns of carefully sl-
Indexed us. OppoRunitlss are the best snswsrs to
' end hole you'll and misuse opportunities of sll ssrt'sg‘l‘urs
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County Grange to
Open September 2
The Fairlield (“minty Pomona
lrnnge will he. hold at Trntnhnll,
September L’. The program for thr
leeturcr's hour in the ut'ternoon pro-
llllfit‘a to bc replete with good things.
Some of the topics are "Success-
t‘ul Dairying" and its value ‘lo the
funnel" by Post Sluto Musirr J.
Arthur Sherwood. of Boston.
“Slicer-sun" home. lllflIvIlll: and ii:
vuluc to the city and nation." In
Mrs. J. Ii. Brits of Dnnbnrv rind
“Successful flower culture. best var-
Mice and their value to the [arm
lmmo," by William S. Brown of
’l‘rnmbull. will also be on the bill.
, .SIXJB‘RL.}VARNISG. T
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.——(AP.)
The following storm warning was is-
sued today by the weather bureau:
Advisory ten Am disturbance
still of slight intensity central about
gun mills east of Charleston. mov-
Int: elmvlv northeastwud. No in-
dimtions at present, iiint this dis-
tmlnmc will devolop into severe
storm." 9
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$2190
Catheter-y
ADVANCED SIX 4-DOOR COUPE
4-Wheelbrakes,fullballoonfiresand5 disc
wheels included at no extra cost I
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Five minutes spent inspecting
this new Advanced Six 4; Door
Coupe Willidrive every other car .' ‘ '
in' its fielfljiout of mind —-for a
child can See its for greater quality.
, 5.0L. BENEDICT
73 reunion. South Nerwalk
‘ will use no other. Say “Salado”.
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N ainsook
Regular value We.
Fire Sale Price, Each . .
33c
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Assorted Styles in Fine
Iniants’ Dresses
.250
25c Each
to“.
unnumn "fl. ‘
Double Bargams' Suburban Day
PIECE GOODS I.ADIES’,
WEAR SLIGHTEY DAMAGED BY SMOKE and WATER
Must Go 31250 on the Dollar
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Regular value $1..”
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Ladies’ Bureau " Ladies” — m " ladies notifies . 3:333:57.
step.“ swig Sli SUBURBAN DAY BIOomel's Ladies, .- DOLLY .
m i “ _ps I 1,200 Pair . " P ‘- W . Pm ..
5" “‘1‘” 79° Beagle; 0'31“ R a.3111 vim.“ Stop-Run Top ' ; ”am Aprons ‘ ‘
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36 Inch. Roman Stripe
SILK CREPE
FireSslePrioe,Ysrd.....
Bet. $1. 00 value. Slight Mill
309118.313! SALE PRICE . .
So. Norwalk
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CHILDREN’S and INFANTS’
All WO0I_0ltildren’s
Knitted "Helmets
Reguler value he.
rhesus Price , 5C
1 Lot' of Gingham and u
Chambray I
CHILDREN’S uksssss- ‘
Assorted styles, Reg. value
$1.50. rim Sale Price 506 ,f
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500
50c $1éé 25c
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