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Ire‘ed Jeers—Reese 1.
amen. noon 4.
the. Cabin. Room 11. Genres.
e leuleii'i'hrow—iteenr I. Bed.
w. Pillobq Gritfll.
11. Richest neat. ' "
{the-rise lies step and Juror-
is... 1. Mouton. Gliehaea. some 4.
Oehlll. Bates. Room 11. Gowns.
onus.
M yd. Dash—Room 1. nub. 8e!-
iaour. Room 4. liottelie Gueria.
been 11. Bloom. Kenn.
I“ yd. Relay—Been: 1.
Seymour. O'Hara. Hyatt. noon! 4.
noseus. Guerin. Rouettinl. Fits-
let-Id. Room 12. Bloom, Kern.
Lonsollrler. Chittium.
”pail Throw—Bum 1. 0 Here.
| Northrup. Room 4. Guerin. Hoiteile.
Room 12. Halkln. Russo.
obstacle Race—Rhett: 1.’ Seymour.
O‘Hara, Cradle. Cehu. Room 4.
Anna Stern. Alice Novcit. Room 18,
Valentine. Mallrin.
Potato nice—3.5m 1. Lamb. Gra-
dia. Room 4. Post. hianelr. noon:
II Bwort. Russo.
Basketball Pass—Room 1. 0‘ Hera.
Lamb. Pollard Buchanon, Hyatt.
Ireland. Seymour. Kestenbon. Room
1. Post. stern, Rossettini. Manolo.
. Miseredin, Guerln. .Hoflelie. Fitzger-
.ald. Room 12, Bloom, 'rrenehard.
0' Mars. Rice. Lonlolrico. Rune,
* Melkin. Lycett.
All Up lndian Club Relay—Room
1. Lamb, O'Hara. Kestinbam. Gra-"
die. Seymour Cohen. Hyatt Bucha~
non.‘ Room 4. Post. Stern. Reason-i-
ni. Menek, Miserodin. Guerin Hot-
ielle. Fitzgerald. Room 12. Bloom.
Keru. Longobrlco Russo. Chmielew-
ski. Malkln. O'Mara. Valentine.
‘ on: Grade Boys.
to yd. dash—Room 10 0.1..-
Count. 11. Pabst. Rooin 12.1.lsht.
Glover. Room 24. Lockwood. Brow-
er. Room 11. Byington. Petnosil. .
200 yd. relay-Roam 10 G. De-
Count. Bauer Pabst. Russo. Room
12.- Light Eula. Peaupain. Hodges
Room 24. Cossdo. Brewer. Keogh.
Reynolds. Room 11.1mm: nil-2
land. Rogers. Monroe.
Standing Broad Jump—Room 1i),
Hoyt, Bauer. Room 12. Mills, Ful-
lin. Room 24. DeBene. Slavin. Room
‘ 11. Kellogg. Geddes.
’ Running Bread—Room 10. Le-
Count Bower. Room 12. Scaiisi. Ni-
castro.1'toom 24. Lechwedd Harris.
Robin 11, Rochavansky.Byington. is
Running High Jump—Room 10.
Russo. Hoyt. Room 12. Glover. Bea-
, lisi. Room 24. Keogh.Cona. Room
11. Sciandone, Reters. 9
Baseball throw—Room 10 Pabst.
Russo. .3003. 12, Mllis. Nicestro.
’ Room 24 DeBone, Ventreila. Room
11. Rochavanslry. Bolandone.
Running Hop. Stop and Jump-—
Reomv 10. Pabst. Russo. Room 12.
Alien. Fullln. Room-M24.» Harris,t
: Reynolds. Room 11. Kellen. Pot-
nesil. \ e
“ '3 * eui Grade Girls.
"50 yd. Dash-Room 10. Cox anagh.
nbar'. Room 12 Rogeweki. Hitt.
.man. Room 24. Miserendino. Benn.
‘ 1‘1. Brotherton. Gilbert
. yd.11elay—Boom 19. Dunbar.
‘ Covenants, Chandler Paton. Room
12. Rogowskl. Hittogan, Devil Cae-
lln. oom’ 24. Misereadlno. Bennh
.. Brun age. Overthrow. Room 11,‘
34111111111201). Grate. Kelly Nm-air.
‘ Base6"Ball Threw—Room 10.
Thorpe Melanie. Room 12. Lock-~
wood Marielle. Room 24. Singe-
wald. filanarlk Room 11. Julesop;
Con
Obstacle Race—Room 10. Chand.=
ler. Rensehenler Fullin, Hallerep.
cum manage. ‘
yelate W 11.
horse. am is. lookwood. God.
den. Room 2‘. hlaoerik. Brenda‘s.
Boo-I ti, Merton. Casey.
Seeks Ball Pass—Boom to. yet-
ea.‘ ebur. iteastrdra. l‘ieeaer.
Pollard Marinas. Wood Chan ler.
Room 12. Careless Ceilia Loelrw
Renews“. Blames. Davis. Bailwltl.
Fierlelio. Room 24.111soreadino.
linseweld. liseuelie, Heath. Blah
arih. Hillary. Hurley. Overthrow.
Boots 11. Kelly. Gilbert. Loieelry.
Greta. Novels. Mun-o. Ceppelo. Pep-
Lamb. anne-
Aii up I dian Belay—Roam 10.
Cavemen. orthy. Dunbar. Thorpe.
White Ledebur. Roberts. Paton
Room 12, ' elin.lJeselese. Hittmsn,
Reeowski.
witaWhittleey. Room 24. Bernard.
Bingewald. Hurley. Benn. Mieeren-
dino. Branden Overthrow. Blaner-
ik. Room 11. Am’undeon. Kelly.
Weed. Norah. Papeseno. Coppola.
Murre. Juleson. '
Ith Grade Girls.
25 yd. dash—Room 20., Eilerin.
65mm Room :1. Hilkemier. leer.
wowslti. Room 13. l'toney. Kellen.
300 yd. Relay—Room 20. .Ellerin.
Collins. Cahlll. Graham. Room :1.
Geddee.‘ Erdman. Stoots. Hilkemier.
Room 22. Reynlde. Rooney. KellOu.
Deny.
Base Ball Throw—Room 20. Tel-
lon. Little Room 21. Kai-wows“
Erdman. Room 23.1.al'ge Di Pres-
pero.
Obstacle Race—Room 20. Wason
and Stewart.- Erickson and. Com-
stock. Room 21. Geddes and Orvets:
Stoots and Erdman. Room 22. Dag.
gy and Baker: Largo and Reynolds.
Potato Race—Room 20. Erickson.
lt‘ieh. Room 21. Dennin. Ncuel.
Rom :t.—Adams. Baker. "
Basketball Pass—Room 20. Tel-
lon. Richter. Bryce ‘Keeler. Com-
stock. McCormick. Stewart. Chapin.
Room 21. Haymes. McNerney, Mil-
lard. Kellogg. Taveila. Morehouse.
Miserlndino. N. Tavcllo. Room 23
Dam. Hutchinsn, Di fi'ospero.
Adams. Baker. Largo D. Nichols.
Reynolds.
All'Up Indian Club Rent—Room
20. Bryce. Comstock, Ellerln. Gra-
ham. Tallon. Erickson. Stewart.
Chopin. Room 21. Tavella. N. Ta-
vella. Millard. McNerney. Schiender.
Haymes. Moreheuse. Hllkemier.
Room 22. Kellen. Darcy.
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s-Plate Corned Beef ..
6 Dixie Bacon .....
Smoked Shoulders
"(Puritan- Hams
Washington Street 1.31
‘ 91nd Main
“newscasts
Futile. V
kwood. ‘Davll. Bail. ,
Adams.
. Schultze’s ThursdaySpecials‘
Rump Corned Beef 24clb.
Best Frankfurters ,- . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Schultze’s Sanit'
Railroad Avenue. Beutli Harwell;
E. Bil". WWI. m.lvte
to; bleed inner-Room so.
Paradise. Room 21. Jerise.
Baeeett. Room 22. flan-is. Conroy
[tanning breed Jump—means" 10.
Jackson. l‘enalss. Room 21. Bee-
sett. nurse. noon 21.1! Rowe. Moses.
nannies high Jump —- Room :0.
Barron. Natal. Room 21. Flewel-
lo. Beiiwits. Room 22. Harris. no.
er.
bell threw—Room :0. Jack-
son. ron'. Room 21. Bolt. Coi-
len. Room 8 . Herding. Bliasard.
Running 11 p. step and lump"
Room 20. Aiken. Weeon. Room 21.
Jerlse. Cullen. Room 22. Rowe.
M38“. ‘
Modern Grocery Gets .
$521.97 Verdict From
New Jersey Motorist
Damages 0! 3521. 2’! were awarded
the Modern Grocery company in
their case against Horace 8. Lyon'-
0! New Jersey by Judge ederlck
l-luxtord in the Court of ommon
Pleas yesterday.
The“case grew out o! a collision
between op automobile owned by
Lyons and a car owned by the plain-
tin-5 and operated by Michael Abra-2
heme at the corner of North avenue
and Main street. October 22.1225.
Attorney John '1'. Dwyor ot the
law arm of Room and Candee rep-
resented the plaintiff
Edward J. Barnes Cuts
'Arm Mowing With “Scythe
Edward J. Barnes. 16 Blake street,
on empioye at Blue Mountain Farm.
the Lehmalor estate. of! East Rocks
Road, was treated yesterday after-
noon at 2: 10 o'clock at the Norwalk
Hospital (or a deep wound on the
right arm. The laceratioil. which
was nearly five inches long. was
caused when he accidentally hit his
arm with a scythe. while working
at the estate
He was rushed to the hospital
where he was treated by Dr. William
J. Tracey. and then discharged.
.—
LE COUNT ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace he Count.
of Lowe street. will celebrate their
third wedding anniversary Friday.
Mr. I. eCount is teller at tho Peo-
ples' Trust company. "
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10c lb.
28c lb.
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28c lb.
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aw. Markets.
Street, Norwalk
Room: "$.12 Davis, Wittlesey. Room '
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Overtlirow. Room 11, Gilbert. Kes- ‘ ‘ , , J _
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CUFFORD BLOCK
, Will ‘Open For Business
Cigar and News Store
SOUTH MAIN STREET
in dress pumps-— ep—ins and onestrap.
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The festival of Summer wear and Summer wares. The great assemblage of
Still good ’choice
Mala floor rear
lovely comfortable things to w'ear-v—The glorious company 'of furnishings for the
Summer homes—And throughout the store many special values worth while.
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Women’ ,1 High Grade Footwear
"5. 85
Women 5 style pumps and
\oxlords—most all sizes in
lot—AAA to C width—in the
most wanted leathers a nd ‘
styles.
Grey kid— blonde kid —-ivory kid—and Bois- de rose
Patent lea er step-in pumps with tan kid trim.
Black satin one strap pumps.
uEvery pair was made to sell for more—most of them for
more money
in! purchase of a
stock 1%?“
these at this
time to or or for this low
price during Summer Fes-
tival wee. .
Folks who need the
narrower widths that are
often hard to find will do
well to see these iine shoes.
Choose now at $5.85
Men’s Fine Oxfords
$5.45
We want more men to gel
acquainted with our Men's
shoe section during Summer
Festival week—here is a de-
partment all by itself—Just in-
side the Fairlield Ave. Entrance—all by itself for men. Here
are complete assortmcnis of line shoes for men—shoes with
all the years of experience—with all the thoroughness of
Howland specifications and careful style picking back of them.
And so as a sort of Festival
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calf oxfords in medium or brood
toe with rubber heels. Tan call
blucher oniords in medium; toe '6
and rubber heels. Sport oxfords '
in' combinations that the young
, men will «like. Men's oxfords that
are regular; $7.50 for $5.45.
Slain floor rear
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peJust a “big?h urchase of line silk gloves bring“ this din-i
value. filmy. are line of quality .I. They are from a
malier frepuie. Made, with French cufls and emb'idered
bee s. 1 ‘ .
A In the season s best colors mode. pongee and cherries
A big special value for SI pr.
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. , .' , W ‘- . on are kmade up with theve besthsnuhtyle beauty and reins—You,
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. 100‘ .
and Book Form Case
Charming Silks Specially Priced.
6 i , Wuhellle flat crepe—pure silk—in fresh beautiful colors
so much wanted—These silk retain their freshness after
6 laundering-are 40 inches' wide. Reg. $2. 75 yd. Festival
week 32. 25 V
Printed all silk crepe de chine—in many colors and de-
signs including polka dots—They will appeal. Reg. $1.95.
for $1. 68 yd.
Third tleor trout
New Rajah 4
. . $15. _.
Loveliest of Sumner
dresses—newest of' Sula-
mer styles—jest from the
makers—arrived today-—
Cards
79c
4 week special we offer Men 5 tan
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