‘ fDenoer 'ot Perle."
sire; Boetmenfit
Isles Jet no In South
F
. _ erweilt.
, when! Picnic liar-walk
. J. church st mm
“swerved; r. N. o.
2-4 Class Picnic st heme
‘Irulior Dolbreet in
e Service meeting.
Eons. church.
3 to. 150th‘ Anniversary
Improved Order o! Rod
(unlike to give children' of
one annual nu
{Attenuation of officers.
_J r Lodge Shepherds o!
viii tricel Pageant and
”‘mdor eusplees Norweik
Women's Association at
" East avenue.
m
Tidellor'l‘cmorrcw.
Standard Time.) ‘
J geoooooooese .1023 A.M
. dieereubossne 7:80 Pa L!-
flm. ”fishers-eel ,: 5’ A. M.
Tide ........,....... 9: (I P. M.
n11. Fields. Cambridge. Marc.
J friends in East Norwellt
e e e
l Sterry Abbott of the first
teerocnperetlng otter a re-
J on for appendicitis in
ii: hospital.
0 O O
.M the ReV. H. Sanford
,Avenuo Methodistlpie.
church in .the Boom. willshe
Spores address by him to
. - from radio station
...-day. July 4, at 8.30 p.
lit time.
t coal in new. excellent duel-'
_ screened. and at the best
Top thia'year. Immediate de-
Alfred Brown. Coal. Mer-
Pheneiuu- s.
0 C e
, its William Frankel. Westp‘ort
ted 11- ads in Bridgeport
J ..e e o .
13.1mm. 110‘ South
street. visited with friends in
third Monday evening.
fordecei Seligson. “7 this
.J I ,.
' tended
recreate-eh
' thrust-seer Assesses-
see on display at Deena.
e e e '
...... .. ...; "v: -: r.
. ‘ III e
Jobs Mei fists-set et-
e intoneolegieto crew
et Poughkeepri: Ilendey.
lir. and Ike Ambrose xtnwortby
oi test Mobster were the week-
end visitors or Iir. end Mrs. Dolph
Bros; iII Iirln street.
'4 . .
Doreen! lobmuphler. son of J.K
house. 171 Main
' . Inhaler. New York wholesale
3 is litrtheut. visited Ii. Leo
er'st his
mooI. recently. .
I C
”Ebb oemont sidewalks. belng eon--
slruetod In trout o! the Smith Paul
estate on Seeview avenue. is nearing
completion. .
e 0v
Dr. Ralph Bennett. Seevlew eve-
nue. is espec to return to his
home Friday, fter e nine weeks'
business trip throughout the eastern
stetes.
'0 O 1.
litre Dorothy Ward. Cedar street.
visited friylde in Feirllold lest eve-
alas
S 0.11
William O‘Roiilyp‘ Arch. J
motored to Bridgeport le
where he visited friends.
0 O C ‘
‘ ~DORLON‘S SHORE HOUSE.
-Now epened for the season
Humour for over forty yeers for
Shore Dinners end see .fcod of all
kinds. Phone Norwslls nth—Adv.
‘ 0 O I
Misrlusrth’e L. Chlnsky. Moore
piece. has tehon e position with the
treet.
night
. Rielto Clothes oompeny. Washing-
ton street.
0 O 0
Judge Nehemiah Condos is a
business visitor in Bridgepbrt today.
0 O 0
William F. Hogan. 110 South
Mela street. attended the perform-
ance at. Poll's Peirce theatre.
Bridgeport. last evening.
0
Miss Mary Skldd. Coder e’reot.
motored- to Bridgep $rt yesterdey
and she peered a test tor obtaining
an euterpoblle operator's license.
—vNew is the tiles of year for fur
sllprege. The Twin City Valet is e
reiihble piece end all fur storage
hers is insured ageinst lire end
theft. 01' North Main St. Phone
e08.-—Adv. ‘
e s e
The Welter L. Main circus. one of
the oldest in the country. will erect
its big tent here July,19. The show
will be heldin. Baxter neld. ere
will be the usual street peredo. pee-
nuts. popcorn e'nd lemonade.
. O C
Mr. end Mrs. Conrad P. Frey 'of
Stav'lew "avenue wil'i'leave August 1
.J for a. transcontinental tour to Sen ,
ii‘renciron. They expect to. be gone
one month.
. O P O
Todey. at the Norwellr hospital.
the conditions of Zeltcn and Julie
Kurmey and Julie end Joseph Even.
I
Murphy when the uprightse;
WWI museum '
werereported I:
beiegiolrly’good.
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STAR LAUNDRY'I‘DILIVDIW
I Add. SECTIONS
Weld. noun.
riots units dd delivery service ct this
dry cell for and deliver on
reguler schedule all unions oi
Norwelh end vieinl which. includes
the verteus brother at this nine of
the yeer. located in this immediate
vicinity. ‘ various ,ieetures of
laundry w are carefully and er-
pertly handled at this sets meet.
11 Cross St. Phone nu.
C O O
The Ilotber's club of Norwslll
will hold e meeting with Mrs. Freak
Bruno!!! It her home in Bettswood
reed. Tuesday. July I. The club has
» discontinued ‘ holding its meetings At
the Girls“ endeolnen‘r club. Main -
street tor' the summer months.
Ifrs. Carrie If.
33t- end Ilrs. M
H. Meryl man. of tertcwn. both
woll-‘hhbwn in .Norwelh. entertain-
ed once» of Norwelh women yes-
terdey. in Weterlown. Those in the
psrtyflnciuded: Mrs. George 3‘. But-
terworth. Mrs. LeGrsnde Belts, Idrs.
Russel Frost. Sn. hire. Frederick
Hoytlfend Iirs.‘Wllllem H. Bylngton.
0' O‘ C ‘
I
Comp Mohawk is getting ready
to receive the first group at Y. M.
C. A. beyr‘wllo intend to vacation
there during the month of July. In
August thnglrls will use thecsmp.
Many Norwelhernue going.
' O S
CUTBILL'S t‘lSK MARKET.
This-week_soft- shell crabs. lob-
sters. blue lleh. crab meat. shrimp
end other choice selected llsh or the
«seen are to be had et this market.
Deliveries mode to ell sections of
Norwellr and vicinity, 71 North
North Main St. Phone 108. -—Adv.
O O O
The song.contest, one oi the‘ fea-
tures of‘thepe nt to be held un-
der the auspiced'of the finance corn-
mlttee oi the Republlcen Women's
association. is getting under way
rapidly. endls to be once: the most
interesting events on the program.
h .0 0
Miss Elisabeth Murzey. of Yonk-
err is visiting Miss Dorothy Me-
thews (other home. Bolr Hill, Nor-
walk.
0 O 0
Ernest L. Sixton. secretary at the
Norwelk branch of the Y. M. C. A..
were business visitor in New York
city yesterday.
0 O O
-Eyes examined by a University
Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler.
—-—Adv. e
" C 0 0
Hugh If. Joseioff. Hartford. for-
merly of Nor-walk. visited friends
herorrecenily.
s e .. e
Francis Bough, Merwln street, has
token e.posltlon with the Stendsrd
Oll'Co. . .
—-Helder and Flags foryour Au-
temcbile for the Fourth. Den-
nollyleéAdv. "
o s e
Leo urrence. or in Forest.
street. Allingtown. West Keven. was
tagged this morning by Policemen
”“l'
s
1..
I". ‘.
hMmeetet
' on... 7 Lines pieced-
m st to.- uCreese. we-
note. ere-Mill visit his
Thaw.
nests
rothor. l}... Telend. Ila will be
gone for three or four lwoohr..
lire Ertslle Smith. daughter of
Mr. end Mrs. Merton Smith. Old
legs Highway ‘Derlen. recently
redustod from the New Haven
School or Physical Education. This
summer IIlss Smith is 'eeting as
counsellor et stamp in Maine.
I O 0'
The "I'll!” spell of the lest few
days has brought out the there.
Among those at Hlehory Blul totem
were: Atlas Harriet Sherman, ~Miso
Margaret J is. Idler Adele Ket-
singer. Iliss lo Mecheugdllln. end
was Adelt Vsn‘ Seoy.
The Thimble club at the Norwslh
welll hospital was entertained yor-
terdey at luncheon end in tho fe~
terneen by- lire. W. 1... Olsen. e
Berkeley street. at her summer
home at Laurel Beech. Milford. The
members ell bed a delightful time.
I O O
-—Redie€ end 'Vlotrolar sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.-Adv.
0 O 0
Professor George P. Krepp. its
Best avenue. instructor in English
at Columbia university. is new in
Berkeley. California. where he is
giving s course on the English
language at the summer school con-
ducted by the University of Call-
iernle. This course is 'held every
summer for a. period of six weeks.
Prof. Krspp expects to be gone un-
til the beginning of August. 0n the
wey out to the coest he had e most
pleasant trip. enjoying stops at tho
Grand Cenyon end the Sequoia Ne-
tionel Perk in Celifornle.
0
Miss Virginie Tolend. ‘1 Lines
place. is spending the summer in
Denvlile llllnols. es the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. George Ludwiclr. In
August. Miss Tolend will accompany
the Ludwlche to Lost Lake. Wiscono
sin. She will not. return to Nor-walk
until the opening of the Hillside
school. where she will be a. member
of the Senior Cless. -
Mr. end Mrs. Fred Miller has
moved lntodhelr new home in Hud-
son street. Mr. Miller is a. popular
employee for the Connecticut Com-
peny.
0
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All sizes.
—-Anthreclte.
and Gene—Adv.
S
Kerrie
O 0
Mr. end Mrs. Spencer Adems.
daughter lilies Dorothy Adams. end
son Shaman Adamo. returned to
their home to Eest evenuo eftere
motor trip through Vermont. This
morning. Mr. Adams resumed his
duties or resistant cerurer of the
80W Norwelk Tr by.
0c
in... Marion Ceilings to vacation-
ing at the home of her parents 10
Freakiln street. Idler Collin" is on
the stnff of nurses at the Metropol-
lten Lite Insurance company rest et
Monet Mcaregor. near Syracuse N.
Y.
...
eds this along
0‘. at the HI
netreot. has been
l A'report was
that the ting
pleygreund. hi
class.
i
“51".“ Imus ‘ a
o p are on oovoring to
dnd‘the polo. It Is to root long
leend or iron. .
e e' s
Idler Sylvie Shllepslfy. Broad
street. Idler Catherine Atchieon. oi
South Norwellt. end IllssJeye Jo-
lohl oI'Belden‘ evonue attended the
Kwens Lorne donor at the Rite in
Bridgeport, last evening.
0 O O
The Alerter Iissono degree was
worked on e clear of candidates at
the meeting of Old Well Lodge. No.
This was the last lnltietion
Fell.’
until
The condition of Mrs. J. Edward
Lycett of Forms avenue who is et
the Norwslh hospital. was reported
so being fairly good. today. im-
provemont being noted. ‘
~ ‘0 ‘0 0
—Le 11 l g h c c 3717. automatically
screened. Harris end Gene—Adv.
x. O 0
Mr. end Mrs. Douglas Nash. See-
side place. East Norwslk are selling
Friday for Europe from Montreal on
the S. S. "Mentrose." With them is
their little son. Ben. The Neshes ex-
pect to be gone until the first of
October. and will tour England end
France. ‘
Frederic Wettorsofof New Haven.
formerly western representative for
the Kaplen end Goldman Hat Co. of
South Norwelk is critically ill at the
New Haven hospital. Mr. Wetter-
son has many friends around Nor-
walk.
0 C 0
Plans for launching lhe drive to
raise funds for a. Y. M. C.‘ A.. in
Norwalk are being discussed end are
almost completed. Details are to be
announced soon.
0 C J.
lllr. end Mrs. William Grindrod
ot Nowtown avenue. end Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Nash of Bettswood road
were the guests. during the past
weekend. of Dr. and Mrs. D. Spence
of Ansonie. formerly of Norwelk, at
e house party at the Spencer' sum~
mer home on Loire Waremaug. Be-
sides the Norwelkers about ten oth.
er guests were entertained by Dr.
end Mrs. Spence.
O O
The usual Tuesday afternoon
bridge was held yesterday at the
Shoreheven Golf Club. During the
afternoon there were seven tebles.
and many come in later for tee. At
the Saturday evening dencs this
week. Dr. end Mrs. J. J. Millard will
be hosts.
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«Mulvoy‘o'i‘erlov Pest V. of F. W.
boys in their greet sch—The Jolly
Wanderers—st the Jubilee on K. of
ac. grounds. West Ave. tonight. ed-
niisslon free.-—Ad'v.
O O 0
Buddy newborn of Pine Point un-
derwent on operation for the re-
moval of his tonsils yesterday in
New York. Buddy's friends expect to
see him around again in a few days
e e e '
The Nrshos will hold a family re-
union dewn st Nash’s Island over
the Fourth. and will stay there ell of
next week.
0 0 S
I The first Congregational church of
South Norwelk will hold its annual
picnic tomorrow efternoon at rector.
A large attendance is expected.
0 0
Miss Esther Dlmond. daughter of
Mr. end Mrs. Charles Dimond. 8
West evenuo. end ’ Imogene
Steeves. daughter or r. endure.
K. It. Stoeves. oi Weetpcrt. ere leav-
ing tomorrow for Comp Lenier. El-
liott. Maine where they will spend
the summer. Miss Steeves was re-
cently graduated from the Hillside
school with high honors. and Miss
Dlmond is a member of the Junior
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:enr’ Idllilery Training Camps from
Norwalh.
Colonel William mice of the
' . United States reguler army will visit
here this week. Norwelh’s ducts. tor
the camps is 10 and to dete‘eight ap-
pllcetions have. boon .received.
The baseball teem ct the Lions
l Club to rounding into terns tor the
3 coming genie with the Klwsnis nice.
f They put in e herd practice at
1' Amusement Park. lest evening. They
' { defeated the nine of the Dodge eerv-
ice nation in a practice game. The
score was 10-8.
e e e
—-Everyhody invited to spend e
social. evening with the Firemen end
K. of 0. boys tonight. West Ave. K.
at C. Gropndrz-AJIV.‘
Charles Silvie cl Day street. who
was recently sentenced to sh: months
in Jail on the charge of operating
an automobile while lntoxiceted. ap-
' peeled his care this morning. Bonds
at $800 for his appearance in the
court of common pleas st the Sop-
tcmber term were furnished. .
The cases 0; Anthony en Louis
Mole. charged with assault is Pe-
trclnlen Dovld Snidln will come up
in the downtown cltty ogre Friday
recording 0 o present
311:“ e C o
A judgment to: “All.“ has been
returned in favor o“: the Batch end
Bailey Lumber Comp“! Ill-last
Frank George of Crenbury. in
the nsuperler court.
The action was brought- to
or for motorist alleged to he'vebe
tarnished the detendsnt A limiter
the amount of thevgedgrnent. .hss
been (tied against the property of
Georgie. . .
O 0 ._
-—Soh our~ Gilt Department for“
Wedding olrte. Second Floor.- Doll-
neily'o'w-Adwd '
a
’oheyeeottlcoretthelewhy Pe.»
.mlnaesessm:
mansion J
(‘ overrun pulling on Well street by
lot A. I". e A. If. lest cloning.“
J An effort will be made to secure .
additional applicants tor the Cltiu
’in‘ West eve- '
Policemen Ilurphy. lie deposited
II for eppeerence July 18.
F. J. Iloeller. manager of the II. A.
Strout reel estate agency. Well
street. is e business visitor in New
York city today. .
O S C
Miss zinelde Sachs. daughter of
Mr. end lire. Herman Sechr. Main
rtreet. left this In rning for Queen
Lake Camp. Aihb. Mere. where
she will serve as‘ senior councillor.
Miss Sachs was graduated r contly
from the Walter Demrescll Sc ool of
piusic. New York city.
0 C O
Policemen Jervis Murray. of the
First district police force is recupcr.
sting at his daughter's heme. Wil-
tcn. after e recent illness. His many
friends are wishing him a. speedy
return to his duties.
C t C
Misses Julie end Cecilia S'echs.
Main street. have remembered many
of their friends here with portal
cards from Europe. They are touring
through France et'the present time.
and expect to return September i.
O O 0
John A. Riles of Bridgeport rp-
peered in court to answer to the
charge end Judge Freeman Light
returned his It. bond end nollcd the
case.
e e e
The Kiwanis Club will hold its
Thursday noon luncheon at the Nor-
well: Country Club during the sum-
mer months.
The first luncheon will be held
there tomorrow. Dr. Samuel W.
(irafflln of New York city one of
the leaders in the "Father end Son"
movement will be the speaker.
C S C
The Nero-all: Synagogue Drive as-
socletion will hold a raffle and
dance in Holfant's hall. Main street.
August 11. The- sffalr was to have
help held May is, but has been
postponed. Tickets are now being
sold by Norman: Jews.
0 O 0
Mrs. Bert Leonard of .Rowsyion
is spending the summer in North
Adams. She will return around
Labor Day. .
There will be a meeting of the
Norwelk playground board Friday
at 4:80 o'clock.
' O
S
Motorcycle Policemen Paul Mc-
Greth. of the third district. was s.
business visitor in Bridgeport yes-
terdey.
I d 0
Mrs. Elton Baker,
street. is recovering irom
noylng et‘eck of grippe.
S C C
27 Webster
an an-
Louis Kramer, West Washington
street, has taken e position as clerk
in the S. and S. tobacco store. Main
street. '
Deaths ‘hnll Funerals
Richard Curly
Richard Curly of this city passed
away yesterdsy morning at the Nor-
wells hospital. after a. short illness.
He left no imemdlate relatives. The
body is at D.'W. Raymond's funerel
micro.
JohnTSeiler ° ‘
The funeral of John Seller will be
held Thursday morning at 8:10
o'clock from the late home. 20 Glen-
wood evenue. end at 9 o'clock from
St. Merl/s church. Interment will
be in the family plot in St. Marys
cemetery.
Mgr-y neuron-led
Funeral services for Mrs. Diary
Leetherlerld will be held this after-
noon trorn the home. 9 Lynes place.
t 2 oclock. end 2: so 0 'colclr at St.
Poul church. Interlhent will be in
St. Peul's cemetery. Sergeant Bryan
Silk. end -Pollcemen Thomas Der
noy. Charles Pogo. and John Mur-
phy will be pail bearers.
Inurette Genung
The funeral of Laurette Genung
wii be held this efterncoh from the
late home. as Butler street. at 2
o'clock. Interment will be in St.
Mary's cemetery.
A. emu
$500,000 More For eir
Advertmn‘ ' g This Year
Announcement comes from the
main offices of The Great Atlantic
a. Pacific Tea Company in Jersey
City. that the cmpeny's advertis-
ing sppropriatl for the current
000' will show an increase or $500.-
A. A: P. so it is known throughout
the country. is a. large and consistent
user of newspaper advertising space.
end‘the built oi the advertising in-
creese this year is being devoted to
newspapers for the furtherance of
local retail business in every com-
munity where A d: P is established.
A magazine campaign will also be
inauSureied.
The familiar red frontot the A &
Pjstore‘ is to be seen in .precticelly
every neighborhood trading center
in the larger cities. and in the smal-
ler communities as we
The administrative end/buying er-
genieeticn or the A Is‘ P is world-
chasing office with eroolnplete pur-
healers—one at Santos. Breell; one et
Bldédo m and three in Colum-
bio; These buyers metro several trips
into‘ the each screen. roe
h...‘ ‘9’ :3: “a? ”£42m“;
Me the 'ostise ln‘tno growing
gotthem A e r reels
Idiom “Wormhole!
It's m} Merits In
the.
‘ll ill
l‘l. ‘l lll llll l
W s...
‘ Main 8:. Wall Hts. Tel.
4100 Norwallr, Conn.
Bathing Suits
Famous Ocean
Suits
All pure wool, full out.
Appealing lii slvle and
price.
52. 98 $8. 50
Bathing Shoes
All rubber samlles and
shoes, white, black
“d .. $1.00
grccn .
Bathing Caps
Complete ran 3 c of
colors.
Rippictte Spreads
Plain white ripplette, re-
quires no ironing, full
$1.98
Aluminum Trays
Genuine Wear-Ever sheet
98c.
aluminum.
Special
81 x 90 . . . . .
Samson Sheets
7:; x 90, regular
$1.00 quality.
Special ..... . 84C
.Turkish Towels"
Double th r e a d towels.
bordered on both ends, at
tractive 29c
designs
Twin size.
Slips
Striped voiles, bodice tops,
shadow proof llems, regu-
lar a n d ‘ extra "s! z e 3.
All
colors .. .. .
Hand made and hand em-
broidered, full $1 14
__ cut Priced. 'f
Stepins & Bloomers
Striped voiles,
and all sizes.
Special ......-_._._.
59c
Water Sets
Plain and colored, attrac-
tive designs.
$1.00 _
Hand Made Gowns ‘
all colors J
White Enalnel Ware
Old English triple coated,
best quality,
chipless
Biscuit Pans
Mirro aluminum, all one
piece,
11 x 11
All Silk Hose
Sheer weight, full fashion.
ed, reinforced heel and toe,
““ $1. 39
shades .... . . .
I...
' Summer Dresses
Dotted voile and striped
Sizes 36 to 43.]
broadcloth. $ 1.591;
llll .
‘ ployecs.
wide. to Innden. England. is o. our... »
_;:s_meur-j .
t5
2;
free group insurance for its cm-
t different times during
the past w years A d: P employees
were given the opportunity of sub-
scribing to shares of the Company's
preferred stock. and last year both
preferred and common were offered.
The organization is described by
some as perhaps the most unique‘ in
the food retailing field today.
Wed In Pesthousc.
RED OAK. 1s..--Whlle Russell
Nolan was in quarantine for small-
pox. ho was married to Miss ether
Lund. who collected her perents,e
pastor. a. license and arranged for
the ceremony on the :tro'rlt. ”pol:
ot the pesthouse. Relatives an J
guests. with minister. stood 100 to t. J
awry. J
_____..—-———————J———
New Fuel Found.
J3 £
JENA; Germany.——Discovery o _
new w. as light as air. with ell: he?
power but without the combustibtiidy.’ .
of gasoline, has been announced W2
Dr. Hugo Eckener. designer 0
Lee A geles former ZR- 3. A. _ _J
Zeppel is to be driven with ‘t
gas. .
AND NOW turn to the clas ..
news!
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