M ' ' pro rtyin front ofthe
ch is owned by
Wins I.nf New York city.is
illlod in. A dock. built of
late be erected there short.
- onceptionolly interesting ser—
were delivered by Rev. Welter
. in the Methodist Episcopoi
1. . yesterday. At the morning
,w: at which there' was a large
,Q': l - co. Iir. Cowart used as tho
‘ was we: his sermon "The Glory
Wilding On" and in the evening
Law of Forgiveness" a con-
II of his series of normal on
, "llerd’s prayer.
‘ W. PM Ambler was soloist
--I morning service. several new.
Mrs were taken into the church
a number of children christsn- ,
[legs were distributed to all
Ithndod with the request that
one come next Sunday wearing
Next Sunddy will be the
- the union services which
”to be held in the Methodist
..., during the' month of July
7 ... g to the Baptist church dur-
“It.
. and. Mrs. Norman Taylor and
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. . Norma. with Mrs. Bryan .
Clarence Monkey left for
ury. Conn. Saturday. when
Norms will spend the summer
' hom'd of ‘ her grandmother.
m.*o s s
m Raps. Durable yet attrac-
' Allen’s Drug Store—Adv.
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. B. Holtsmen is driving I
iv -Knight cor. Mr. Hello.
is the well known building
tractor of Rowaytcn avenue.
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. end }Mrs. Henry Foreit and
,lrancls.~were visitors in Noro-
I
. - to thofact that there is
I. little work to be completed
Methodist Episcopal hospital”
klyn. N. Y.. the Good Will
db will hold the last meeting dur-
ytth e summer months. Tuesday at
cl in the hem, of Mrs. Isabel
lilies Mary and Inn. Wallace will
' at the home of the grand-
, . Mr. and Mrs. James Wol-
Kot Westslde ayenue. Thursday.
they will spend the rest of
mmet‘. w "
, s Q o M
cement wall i'sfpeing built on
stills lower ends
o" o '
combo-so a 39-foot llcuuu
noble motor best. “When."
«summoned-measure
sod Methodist churches desiring to
part in the choir. which
willsingottheservleestcho
hold in the Methodist church
tall? “I. “ma '“lms '1"
meet at the It. ll. church. m.
day evening. at s o'clock for rehear-
sal. Mrs. W. Fred Arnbior will be
in charge of the choir during July.
and David Albrecht. musical direc-
tor of the Baptist church will be in
charge during Anion.
Mr. ond;Mrs. Clifford P. Bayes
entertained a number of friends at
their home on Rowaytcu Beach.
yesterday. Mrs. Hayes’ parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hovelon Rowland of
Washington. are making her an ex-
tsnded visit. “
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The “Alberac.” of Pittsburgh. Pa..
a 50-foot motor yacht of the house
best type was anchored oi! the
mouth of the river yesterday while
the owners visited friends in Token-
eke.
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Mrs. William 1. Stevens and son.
Donald. of East Norwelk. were the
guests of Captain and Mrs. Frank R.
Stevens at their home on Rcwoyton
avenue, yesterday.
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Traflo was unusually heavy oVer
the week-ond. many buses making
th trip from New York. Saturday.
Vi ‘picniclters. from all parts of the
citY.
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The children of the Rowsyton
school are onloyingo. picnic on the
school grounds this afternoon. The
ladies of tho Rowayton Mothers’
club will serve ice cream and cake
to the children.
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The "Joan" of Providence. m 1..
70 feet- in length is one of the
many Visiting boats in the harbor.
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That July '4. is slowly. to the
children, but surely approaching is
evidenced by the shooting of fire
crackers which are heard quite fre-
‘q‘ilently about the town.
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Norman Addie of Brooklyn. N. T..
”the“ week-end as the guest of
Batter-son at her home on
Miss Florence Bat-
Mrs.
Roton avenue. '
tied in the near future.
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Tomorrow moi‘hing at 10. the
members of the committee in charge
of the cafeteria dinner given by the
Women' a Re blicsn association
will meet at the clue of Mrs. Har~
old N. Wilson on upper Rcwayton
avenue. ,
W, ,
fisture isn’t like our industrial life.
ublic dock property by the
t denottnlent of Norwelll, and
in Noiune the sop niece—Hartford
Times. . . y";
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Ill Wing of Westoide avenue
a; beautiful auxiliary kotch about '
done. .
terson and Mr. Addie will be mar-v
..nlosr‘s. ovum.
Palace—“The set up}: '
Rogelio—E'fipesd Limit."
Blalto--"Volley of Bravely. "
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cosine-ornate.
June 37.—Chlldren's Day lsorcis-
as It the South Norwelk Cong.
church.
Juno sip-Commencing. Jubilee
Week K. of C.
Juno
Ludlow. Junior High.
July i.-Annual Church Picnic
South Norwelk Co ' . Church.
July 1.—Raieisgu:p of officers of
Wonoma Council D. of P. at Red
Men' o Hell Nor-walk.
July s.—«Annuol Picnic Norwalk
Congregational church at .Boton
Point.
July t.—-Friondshlp- P. N. G.
Picnic at Roton Point. .
July s.—!-s Close Picnic at home
of Mrs. Lena Fuller Dol‘orest in
Nod.
July dwelunrlso Service meeting.
Swedish Cong. church.
July 5. - 180th - Anniversary
floundlng Imprbved Order of Red
on.
July 7.-—hllks to give children of
county home annual outing.
July 7.-Installatlon of officers.
Lady Jenning's Lodge Shepherds of
Bethlehem.
July d.--Iiistoricai Pageant and
lawn fete under auspices Norwolk
Republican Women's Association at
"Sunset Hill" East avenue.
sun And Tide Tomorrow.
(Standard mo.)
Sun Rises ............ i: 23 A.
Sun Scts '7:80 P. M.
High Tide ............ 0: 68 A. M.
Low Tide 7: it P. M.
M.
The South Norwalk dre depart-
ment was called out yesterday to ex-
tinguish a small fire in the Boese
factory in Chestnut street. The fire-
nlcn put out the small blue in a few
minutes. Only slight damage was
Charles R. Baker. formerly busi-
ness manager of the Even Senti-
nel. and now publisher 0 the Sey-
mour (Comm) Record. is visiting
”friends here today. .
Mr. and Mrs. M. Epstein of Siam-
ford visited friends in the second
district recently.
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—-Everybody invited to the Jubo
lies at K. of C. grounds tonight.—
Adv.
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" Mrs. Henry Stoddard of Green-
fleld Hill. Fairileld.‘gavo a house
plenty for her son Lawson Stoddard.
this week-end. On Iaturday the
guests attended the Yale-Harvard
races at New London. Among those
entertained by Mrs. Stoddard wero:
u permeation. loser my
Ii. hoe Miller. son of Iir. and Mrs.
am "J“.flillsr. "7 Iain street.
We visitor in White Plains. N. 1..
Ir. Miller was gradustu ro-
coo heislrrs’ouoa university lie
intosds to take up work in tile ne'er
‘ future with the drrli of J. Pedro.
Inc» N York ply.-
qDORMN'I Slit)!!! MOUSE.
-l-,Now opened for the season
l'olnoils for over forty years for
so 'Dlaoers and sea food of all
ki 'Phone Norwslk lin.—Adv.
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III- ond lire. J. ochubert o the
Royal James entertained W lain
Hunter of New York over Sunday.
1
us Brown has returned to his
home in Tokonoks. after completing
a year at Harvard University.
Iirs. J. Ituart Gillespie of Cross-
l.‘ Prophet“. will entertain l‘rl-
day evening at her horns with a dis-
ner dance. in honor of her house
guests lumen Stoddard of Pair.
field and James Cairns of Boston.
hir. Cairns has lost completed his
studies for the year at Lawrencevliie
school. ‘ . .
-‘-K. of Cl ,Yonkers Glee Club at
Firemen and K. of C. Jubilee to-
night-Admission freon—Adv.
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Chapman Beauregard? Dorian.
popular in Norwalk's younger set.
will sail for Europe. Saturday. July
I on .ths' S. I. Berengarle. Mr.
Beauregard will beobroad for sev-
eral months. ,
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Mark Condos Arch street. has re-
oontly returned to his home from
Yale.’ . .
Mrs. Charleton Mewborn of Pine
Point and Buddy Mewbcrn are
spending a few days in New York.
They are stopping at the Hotel Vea-
derbiit. While in New York Puddl’
will have his tonsils realoved.
—-Now is the time of year for fur
storage. The Twin City Valet is a.
reliable place and all fur rotorago
hero is insured against fire and
theft. s7 North Main St. Phone
lin.—Adv. ‘ ,
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Court Edmondo Do Amlcis 178.
Foresters of America. held its 17th
annual picnic and outing in Mahsck-
enlo Place. oft Taylor avenue. yestor.
day. About 7t people attended the
affair which was celebrated with
athletic elenis end music by the
Sons of itaiy hand. A .basoball
game featured the afternoons en-
tertainmon it lasted for six inn-
ings. endin in a dispute as to the
winner. Prizes were given out for
various athletic events. The picnic
-goi under way at 10 s. m. and
lasted until early evening.
The Italian social club will hold
a regular meeting on Tuesday. July
6. to make plans for its annual clams
bake‘which will be held on the sec-
ond Sunday in August
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K. Michael Miller. 177 Main street,
visited friends in Bridgeport yester-
day.
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Marshall Geno. son of Councilmen
and Mrs. lildword Gene. of West avo-
nuo. motored to White Plains N. T.
yesterday where he visited friends.
William F. Hogan. South Main
street. entertained Sidney 1. Reel-
now and Frank Vormus of Newark.
N." J.. at his home over Sunday.
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—-I. e h l g h c c a l. automatically
screened. Harris and Gena—Adv.
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The strawberry festival which was
to have been given by the ladies
of the Norwslk lodge of the Moose
Saturday evening woo postponed bo-
caunse of the death of Winfield
Scott; a well known member of the
organisation. No date has been de-
cided for holding the,fair.
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William Skidd. 2: Flex Hill road
and Rev. Joseph Daly. assistant pas-
tor of Saint Joseph's church. ro-
turued Saturday from Chicago.
where they attended the Eucharistic
' conference.
III
Mrs. J. Edward Lycett of Ponus
avenue ‘who has been seriously ill
for the past week was removed to
the. Norwalk hospital. yesterday
morning. Her condition was report.
ed as being improved today.
——Radios and Victrolas sold on
easy terms. Dcnneliy.-Adv.
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Mes Harriett Fitch. Franklin Pa..
is the guest of Miss Natalie How-
ard. 108 East avenue.
Miss Dorothy Ives returned to
her home in Ploinvillo yesterday.
after visiting for a week with Chief
and Mrs. William It. Pennington. 11
Reed street.
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Mrs. “ linobstu Munsey and
Miss Marilee Munsoy who have
been visiting IQ. and Mrs. Frank J.
Lewis. to Putnam avenue returned
yesterday to their home at North
. Beverly. Moss. They plan~ to spend
part of the summer at Gotham-on-
isotope.
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craem'sr c. Begonias. second
district prosecuting attorney. is in
New Jerk City on business today.
Charles Trla' trokfpleribner sve-
one. is ill of snarl fever. it was
this moral saith Of-
hi. rduo.
mussel to. all ...... norm
and WM!- .
‘ 15,3';.. .413. , :7
New Haven.
ton Nutung.
with
f ‘ _..in this city over Condo,
.03 “
t iliieee
/ .9.
‘ so its gone about
he. and will spend
the earning tutor to items. where
the girls will continue their studies.
IiioovAsn~ .Ayses will attend. the
American college and Miss Mary
Ayroo the French day school.
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Miss Frances Casement of Manhat-
tan. Kansas. a graduate of the Hill-
side school. will be. married to Con-
rad Laohor. of l'alrfield. in Colorado
Springs. dnosdsy. Mr. and Mrs.
Lashor. WI 1 be at home in Fairfield
this fall. after an extended wedding
trip. ,
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Darius Miller. Ind. Wellingiord.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Starr
Jervis at their home. Soevlew avenue
at or Sunday.
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-—Get your fireworks retail at
wholesale prices. A. H. Hefner.
Liberty Square, East» Norwolk.-—
Adv. . .
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Rev. A. H. Boutwoll a d family.
lsrotoga. N. Y.. are visit Dr. and
Mrs. C. i". Boutwell of Iiarvin
Beach.
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J. Stuart Gillespie. of -Crosswsys.
Brooksldo is leaving for Quebec
Wednesday on a short fishing trip
in the neighborhood of the Bay of
Fundy. Mr. Gillespie will be gone
about two weeks.
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Miss lilugsnis. Mowborn gavsa
small party at the home of her pa-
rents. Dixie Cottage. Pine Point.
Friday evening. Among these pre-
sent nerol Messrs Robert 'i‘lIJl‘or.
Sparksy Dayo. Richard Tompkins.
and Bert Blakesieo. the Misses Fran-
ces Mecdoneld and Dorothy Lyon.
The party. wont to Westport later in
the evening. .
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_ —-Put coal in now. excellent qual-
ity. well screened. and at the best
price for this year. Immediate de-
liveries. Alfred Brown. Coal. Mer-
ritt St. Phone 2393-2.
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Walter Carl of Stamford was a.
visitor at Crossways. Boweyton, Fri-
dcy evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benjamin
Lashalfif Fail-field will give a dance
in honor of their son. Walter 3on-
1omin Lashar. Jr ‘ at their home.
“Hearistono Hall." Fairfleld. Friday
evening. July 3.
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A Ford runabout owned by Ru-
dolph Hunslkor. of Lowe street. was
found abandoned in Shoshon avenue.
by John flappe of that street. you-
terdsy.Ti1e car was taken from Hun-
slker' s home sometime during the
night. A tire and the tools were
missing from the machine.
I
--—l-lcw to make a happy home.
ask "Abe". Phone “bl-Adv.
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Several oomplaints have been re-
celv ed by the police about boys
shooting off fireworks. Chief of Fe-
lice William R. Pennington stated
again this morning that arrests
would be made in cases where boys
are spsehended shooting off. fire-
works before July 5.
I
Harold Green. Toilsom avenue. re.
ported to the downtown police yes—
terday that his bicycle had been stol-
en 'ircm Wishingtcn street. Satur-
day ov ening.
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At the meeting of the Ksbooso
Encampment. Thursday cloning.
the following members were elected
for the ensuing tom: chief patri-
arch, Willard M. Carter; high priest.
Richard Archer; senior warden.J
Edmund Colwell; scribe. Samuel
Kemp: treasurer. Nelson W. Bene-
dict: Junior warden. Henry R.
Joyce. [
The newly elected odlcers and
their staff will be installed July 2:.
by District Deputy Grand Patriarch
Chorlesj‘lliow and his staff.
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.Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Feehheimer.
to Elmwood avenue entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley Doernberg and
family of Searsdaie. Sunday.
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Miss Ruth B. Hoyt. it Bsyvlew
avenue left Saturday for Spring Vel-
ley, New York. Miss lloyt will act
as'councllcr at Camp Gold. This
is a vacation camp for orphans from
the metropolitan district. .
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from South
been
returned today
where she has
nus.
Manchester.
teaching.
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Mr. and Mrs. William McLaugh-
lin. so Bayview. avenue have been
entertaining. hire. Williams and her
small daughter for .lho past week.
Mrs. Williams recently came to this
country from. Johannesburg. South
Africa. where she has been living
for 11 "I".
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The I. C. club. composed of a
group of boysfrcmtho second dis-
trict, held an informal meeting Sot-
urday. A. frankfurter roost tea-
the boyspisyed baseball. and two
new members were initiated. Jackie
Mayor is president of the club and
Jimmy Fschheinler is. publicity
chairman. The meeting was held at
Master Mayor's home. 7
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Thence -Itoddard.' Miss «Mary
Bisokiord and Miss Virginia Slack-
ford figured in a slight accident
Saturday evening. The party was
Mold avenue. Dorian. when the
roacieole of their machine cattle oii.
cosoingthecortosworvoandsl-
most upset. Fortunately. no one
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rest Norwalk‘e younger sot present
at the. weekly Islander dance :ar
Pickwick. loo. Greenwich. me".
those pleases-wore .
Garvin Cay:
“Melis- ersinis mustard. and 3..
Ioheol here. 'wae represelltediby‘ 1...};
' Miss Lois Hoyt. it Boyview ave-
rturedtho occasion. In the afternoon ‘
returning from New Canaan along» ~
{gThore m. a large delegation 2‘.
..-
plcturcs. ‘
'i‘here was a picture of Chief of Po-
lice and Mrs. William R. Pennington
and son Harold. Mr. and Mrs. lich-
nillgton, recently cclcbrutcd their
tith wedding anniversary. There
use also a picture of the crock pa-
trol team of the Nelunlk Chapter
of holiday: a photo of lilies irons
llailend. of Gregory Bouielerd.
pupil of Miss bodice Weld. and :
picture of Miss Ruth Parks. another
local pupil of‘liiles Weld.
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Miss... Helen Keizinger llayHew
avenue will give a radio recital over
WNYC. Thursdoy. July s.
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Mrs.‘Frank Harper ill-sell of Sli-
vermlneis spending the day in haw
York.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Klaber of New
Yolk have opened their summer cot-
tage at Harbor View for the season.
Mrs. Klaber's mother. Mrs Shack
was their guest over the week-end.
o e e
E. M. Seligson of 177 Main street
entertained friends from New York
City at his home yesterday.
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Gerald Henry Tocmey, 110 South
Main street. is visiting friends at
Atlantic City.
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Gene; Burton Haber. a Junior at
Harvard. and Miss Virginia R. lla-
bcr of Wellesley college visiicd
friends in East Nor-walk recently.
They were on route to their home
in Akron. Ohio.
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Miss Adele Kctzingcr of Bayviow
avenue is enjoying a nooks \aca-
tion from her duties in the office of
Taylor and Golden.
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Miss Ruth M. Wilson and Miss;
Gertrude Hepburn Wood of the 11111-:
side school sailed Saturday on the
S. S. "Nlcu Amsterdam" in student' a!
cabin. Accompanying them are sev—
erel Hillside students and their
friends. Miss Eleanor Sindman of
Brockton. Mass: Miss Ruth Schles-
l'l‘l‘“.ti‘«l‘
“- It" a no out
’» ' Main do Well Sta.
Tel. 4100 Norwalk. Conn.
: 'Vncations Are at Hand
Pick. Out The Many, Requisites For
Your Vacation or the Week-end .Visit.
All Silk Chiffons
Women’s
All Silk Chiffon Hose. all
...$1.39
” All Linen
Handkerchiefs
Hand embroidered, hand
500 more P. 1“.
colors and
sizes. . . .
rolled. All Linen
- Handkerchiefs ..
Kayser Silk Gloves
500 Kayser fancy and plain
embroidered Silk Gloves,
$1.00
”Shflllillllllll Hmmmmnmlnnnmnmmnn HUHIHIHIIHIIIHIWHWW
_ All coloxs and
sizes. Pair..
All Wool
Bathing Suits
plain and fancy Suits. "
All
SIZL‘S ”......
12W
all colors and sizes.
Fast
colors
39c
Hand Bags '
Leather,
Bags.
two-toned
effects ......
Pa stcl shades and
100% pure wool one-piece
Wide ccru lace trimmed
Rayon Envelope Chemise, :y
$1.25 ;i..
silk lined, fitted viii
$1. 09
sor of Erie Pm, Miss Sallie Stevens
of Dnllhury: Miss Jessie
of Pittsburgh: and a friend of Miss
l’attorson' a Miss Margaret
Patterson
the party in August.
Ultra Smart Silk
in White and Pastel Colorings
At every smart summer occasion, one sees a large num-
ber of these stunning frocks worn by fashion correct
Many are copies of French imports, includ-
ing rajah, tub silks, Chinese damask and crepe dc chines
in lovely prints, stripes, plain and dotted designs. They
are trucks that will be worn all summer long. having all
of fashion's latest requirements and intricate style notes.
All white and lovely pastel shades are among these very
attractive one and two piece models which are distinc-
tive and refreshing after :1 long cold spring._
women.
to 46.
All This Week .
Sizes 16
$25 to $35
Third floor.
Lots, of our customers are:
buying “good” books I?
leven for hot Weather read-
ng.
A big.favoriic is‘ Professor
Phelps’ “As 1 Like it,"
which is just out. Another.
series of Professor Phelps?
inimitable “causerics”
books, plays art, religion
and dciicwus Phelpsian’
gossip. The..book.staies.
among, other things. that:
the skies of Florence are.
Bridgeport.
“Foufgflcars Undelu the
Crescent" ‘by o'Rafaelv def.“
one oaths most romantic
figurcs3 in the modern.
world .fNogalcs,- poet, hil-
osopllcr and soldicrlo fcr- '
tune. is a firm believer in
that a exhortationsof‘thq
Eliza e hall
“if you hear of a good may
go to t."
Bruce ‘Barion, whoselcon- '
oclasiic attitude ‘
the conventional Christ
legend in "The Mon Not
body’ Knows" caused a
sensation. has followed it
with “The Book Nobody:
Knows," which is now on.
sale.
ment of the “world's best
seller"
41;.
. Main floerdff"u ,
0'”
News ‘0? the
Book Corner .
41
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no bluer than those of ,- .
.Nogales 1‘s zirealdhriller by, '
Brend-
Iinger. plinclpal of Hillside will join
0
1
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soldier-poet: it
A wholly new treat-)- '
Demonstration of the Toga Towel
Combination of bathrobe, beach robe and towel.
An Orinsry Towel-Hos Only
One Use
Tog. To‘wel 1-1..
Tvvelye
For—Bath Room 3
Townuor‘Coun
_ Travel-
.l'io
Co ce
or-School
.ciub
a .or‘Steamer
it 'or‘Siclr Room
51?
Mills cs. indoors or outdoors
. - Turkish Bath or Swimming" Pool
Beach or Watering Place
‘ Robe
Cape
Bombing Jacket
Siossior
Tor/Milli big drying Surface , . . ,
A Bathrobe and Bath Towel in One—Convenient.- Comfortable. Sanitary and Economicai.;;
Wesson.
V Towels in dashing biwstripes of some
3%: towels with bindings of gold. pink, blue and hello.
1'me
$1.50 3:32.51?
A representative who
Togo Towels will be in our Linen Section all this week—commencin
noon. to point out its virtues.
ows all about )
nday after- ‘
his-is. Robles
k. blue and gold with while, also
Togo 'l'owel Sets
Norwalk Chronicler