.f ' . June 38. la the day oet
, in; the ydrivo to ooeoro
;‘ ,. thoerootiono eeabiator
£5“
. . eornhhigno Dora:
, , I‘m “to Wort W...»
'1‘“ rbullt o3 Wildcat
' donated by Andrew Show,
“‘ . 1' between Norotoa.
‘" ‘ Dal-loo.
‘ ...... ttoo in charge. ot the
with him are anointed
‘ highly respected citio
. town. It io pinned to
rlholneter'! aomowhero in
at the town. upon which
at tho unvoooero will
" A .hoooo to houae an.
mmmonco Honda. and
. , _ -~ tteo will ace to it that no
orloolled ‘
0
G O
Oooalvoi
are in lull owing tor
Ire department's big car-
oh. will begin Saturday,
olooe July it. The lire-
. . ennaod the export corv-
, '. Fenwick of Sound Beech.
. ,oi carnival: and rain. to
~ in carnival. Anion: tho
luablo. prlaoo that will be
y la a. Had-oh brougham
to. Which Willow to tho
the lucky number. Carl
Melt“. Will provide the
l' the dancing every night.
to tho nrotnen. it lo going
1' and better than over.
.5 ‘ O O O
”or eohool in Dorian closes
the summer. This year it
tho largest unsuauon ln
. mm are 804 names on
otlon list; to of whom will
H. J. H. next fall.
0 O O
of Police Harry G. Imith
oily oppblntod attendance
the Dorian oohoole for the
. «3981. at a recent meeting
-‘ rlon school comnllttoe.
, o o o ‘ 0
Johnson has purchased a.
oroton Heights from Mrs.
'=-. “on Hallam of Old Farm
e av o
{Harrison oi Bridtoport
an a position with the
‘ o o o
.di'auahter. ooh a: Dr. and
V manslaughter etuu . ‘
e. has returned to D .
Williaton commit
‘ C O U
or nulls.
A. Dolahold la chairman o!
' club honoo. new the Canary Cotton
.Jo‘nteoat.”1‘l‘owbridl‘0:.trona Newton
mkhana that was to be
0st Ridge Hunt: club.
‘Pulia. Mrs.
Wsame
‘ l
‘ an .
fiafigfl’fm
r, :mm
”u“ '9 ‘
o v , 1 '
a w a.
. O O O .
' oilfield“ ”e’t‘nu‘.
R I. ‘
2'“ atom. and“.
-,l.5anouoluotaom loo
mom/ominous».
Mot Wool lilo
ylil‘otborhono.
omnhnwmuanm
m ”‘ooi‘et'o’n‘w “mm... ,.. ..
m;mrs“”fib%fi3-Jmmmaih w
withou'rtvol oat-w- “my“. mun“
«unaware-mammoth?“ Mebrooddho
mondrootororolond'ohtero
go notionalorodit. -
loot lunday. but whloh~wu poet-
pooed on account at rain. will not
take place until alter July 4.
. O 0
“III ht" inotltuted hi notional “
“I." 70“- ,
“Ilia. eta. eia. olaleb." pronounced .
“ayeeahmlado.” olngo out whenever
Mien tot together. The first three
oiliobleo are done very quickly and
0. throotily by a cheer loader while the
The llrot ochedulod dinner to be
rim by tho Tokoneho club was held
in the club More)»: evening.
0
Jim Ployero Arrive
On noun a or the old Woe Burn
Golf club in Noroton. the Jitnoy
mayors oro onoompoo. awaiting their
eagerly anticipated performance thio
ovooiuc. The atom to lot. and all that
to wanting in the audience and the
applause.
Live
crowd. goo otnrlo man hot-Io tho
" While yoliilta. tho Mote
otandt at Roman oaluto and. intole-
dlate otter-word. they about "no“
uooollni." .
Wider Ronda Needed
m
raved roado used to be our ehioi
concern in a good roads pronoun
It is oatimated that till! year we will
have in exceed oi 500.000 mlioe oi
Balm" cum" u" upon-or M hotdauriooed roads in the United
the idea and the director or tho
troupe. nrooento o protrant oi three
ohort nloyo: "bovo lo the Boot Doo-
tor." by loitero..llteohen Phlllioo'
poetic trendy. “Poole and Iron.
coooo" and "The Gentleman in
Black." by W. 8. Gilbert. It in a
varied and intorootlilt program.-
preoontlng. aa itdooo. eumploo or
olaoolo comedy. oeml-oluolo conte-
dy 'ond modern oootio tragedy.
The entrance to the "Theatre" will
be train the Poet Road. near the
Inn. and the exit will be by the
new street north oi the groundo.
which leads to Perl! Pine and No-
rotoh ‘avenue. The portormonoo will
be held in the 'ioudltorlum ot the
Boyle it it rains.
The completed "at of batronoaaeo
follows: trom Noroton. Mra. P. Hill-
houoo Adamo. Mn. Frodericls A.
li‘airchlld. Mro. Henry C. Hodgoo.
Mrs. George 3. Montgomery. Mrs. P.
G. McNiehel. Mrs. 'deergo l"; ship.
hey. Mrs. P. N. Wilaom Mrs. Henry
W. Bonita. .Jru ‘froln‘ Collendera
Point. Mrs. Thomoo Crimmino..Mr-a.
Item. The» improved roads have
brought on incrooorln tramo Which
no one even omitted or it years
no. Tho problems we now taco to
not only "paved" roado. but “wider,"
roads. Wider roado are nocoaoary
for two roooono: to oaablo traillo to
speed up. and to prevent oooidohtla
On many or our crowded narrow
roado a. olow moving truck or other
vehicle will block tramo. due to th
fact that there is liltlo opportunity
to pu- ouch obstructions (mm the
rear.
Molly stateo havo already otartod
to remedy thlo oituatlon. and on the
Pullflo Gout twottoot shoulders It.
being built on each side at tho road
and a low inches filthor than the .
old outtace. Theoe ohouidoro are
made of either uphaltlc concrete or
«meat and the space between thou
Io resurfaced with asphaltlo ooh-
orete. ,
13y thia method. narrow pave;
menu are oatioiaotorliy widened and
thickened at a minimum upon“.
Lyntora M. Dicklhoon. at". Alfred? From "0" on- Pond Widen“! W1" be
Rainer. Mro. Alfred Ron-how. Mrs.
no important oo road paving.
The tendency to to more, in the
fielahto, the cams Armor. tit-or NW Nfltflfihllfil M9
Frederick Bhuttiliro.‘ Freddie Mach. ,
lira-charmer D.
'Wlliihm H. Murray. Mrs. Earl 3.
Andrew Show. Mra.
Richard E. ‘Tibbotto. an. John A.
“W
Leanna, am. “The name or the city or Liver ._
holljvhd lo 'oisnlfy lilo "no ".
loam.meln¢ veaoela "livma" or
delivered. ' : . s
a
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‘1 h ‘ T1106
wast
v V‘s.
,°”50i=,§.
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fi210¢'
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.{t‘s‘ £9
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Every Department is in the Summer Festival with things that are new--
with , the latest etylese—and in many cases with special values worth while.
Bathing Suit Time
Where the silvery sando
stretch for miles and mile:
or where the great rolling
breakers roar a welcome—
thcre is no bathing suit
quite comparable to the
Smarter than any that have
gone before. Newer and more
handsome silks. Clever styling.
Careful making. '
.Tw'o piece Sport dresses-
some with the popular polka
dot or all over designed silk
Fine - New
crepe with pleated skirt of plain sturdy 1“?“th .typc. Here
Sport Frocks harmonidng color or entire they are in plain colors on
frock of same handsome print. With bright bordered edge.
“A n n e t t e Kcllerman,"
“Jantzen”-—two of the best
makes.
_ The price range is from
$3 to $6.75 the later prico'
included the makes men-
tioned.
Others in plain shades with rich
embroidered designs on over-
blouse.
Crepe do chines, gcorgeltes, flat crepe.
3. Lovely qualities and colors and color com-
". binations. '
Frocks for every occasion. it would .
seem that every taste sh0uld be pleased in
this assortment that were plainly intended
‘\ to sell for much more money and now of-
} (fercd at $10.50.
$25
_. "A showing we are proud
lot—this complete array of
glovely new frocks—Fresh
sirom their wrappings -—
lstyles that have been sanc-
fashionable wo-
Imen int c style centers of
gthe warld. New and distinc-
iflvd styles—also conserva-
,tive modes. A frock for
Second floor
(everydtastetfind thyrie. Comte ’ " ’ "' " ”WWW”-WWWWW—W~a"WW-WWW“m“.
Vina“ fle‘ewocassm- M
W'- .... Now a speaally fine lot of S 1 »
0
hand made, voile underwear for
' ' ‘ Gowns, stepiins and
teddies. hand embroider-
ed in contrast colors or
attractive novelty ap-
plique.
The colors are nile,
flesh, peach, lavender
and maize, all colors that
are so desirglble for sum-
mer wear-{orat least are
quite stylish.
There are also fine ba-
tiste hand embroidered
costume slips -- the em-'
broidtr‘ is in floral de-
sign. . yhaye hip hems
Another big purchase
that brings such remark-
able values right. now
for. 81
Bathing Cape
If you bathe or walli
along the boulevard you
will need certain things for
both. You will want a smart
bathing cap: the latest is to
wear the plain diving cap
over which a cleverly rain-
bow colored silk handker-
chief is carelessly knotted.
An outstanding assort-
ment of clever caps is the
one we oiier at 81.50.
Others from 19: to 81.75
Sun caps are quite a fad
today on the shore or
motoring and at tennis.
They 11 av e transparent
visors 39o
Bathing Shoes
Rubber is used to fashion
the daintiest of. bathing
shoes: attracti- , ve and prac-
tical, loo. -
. Women's all rubber. snug
ankle filling with 'itin‘
rubber soles in red, ue,
blaCk and green 00¢. Chil-
~ Regular $1.85 grade. for >
.. . 31.35 . ,
Women'sfine silk stockings with iisle top and
sola’ithdo hill fashioned of a medium weight of
fine} it sills and in the season’s best shades—toast,
‘ mh‘gglhggge, French nude, Bran. .BlsCuit, Sun- m“ sizes “c
. {they are the standard product, of one of the With ' cre e ‘mbber t l
best makors‘ifl‘he .ai‘lii- riect in every wty~ts and litter nabberu ' M.
perfect ashprass e; ”are in "alislzes and in ‘itncy Mord in colors. “
3 , .. 1' tls the way.“ badtobig them to wanna .31. Children's
, Mifim‘pyofier for this » postural-.28 . I
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