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Balers and Retailers of
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AUTOMOBILE CO.
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WEST AVE. NORWAL!
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FURNITURE co.
16 North Main Street
So. Norwaik Phone 256
3E
I A. J. Collins Co.
70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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expected back tonight or tomorrow.
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Folding Ironer
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Conn. Light & Power Co.
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City Briefs
TODAY'S I-JV ISN'I‘S.
Rialto—"The Freshman."
Hegent——"Tha Devil Horse."
Palace—“Volcano."
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COMING EVENTS.
July 7.-—Elks to give children rug.
county home annual outing. "
July 7.-—lnstailation of officers.
Lady Jenning's Lodge Shepherds of
Bethlehem.
July 9.—First M. E. Sunday school
picnic at lioton.
July ii.-Historlcal Pageant and
lawn fete under auspices Norwalk
Republican Women's Association at
"Sunset Hill" East avenue.
July 10.—Picnic Supper-glrls'
friendly at Mrs. Jayncs in Cran-
bury.
July 13.—0pening of Girl
Day Camp at Stoneybrook.
July H.-—-Wednesday afternoon
store closing commences.
July 15.—-Speclal Meet
Columbia.
July 17.—Annual Supper of Vii-
lage Room in Silvermine.
Scout
Star of
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises 4:26 A. M.
Sun Sets 7:29 P. M.
High Tide 9:37 A. M.
Low Tide ........... 3:50 P. M.
William F. Hogan. 110 South
Main street. attended a performance
at Poii's Palace theatre. Bridgeport.
last night.
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Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley of
Fairflcid avenue spent the holidays
by taking a short motor trip through
the Berkshires. They made a stop
at Worthy. Mass. where Dr. Kelley
enioyed some golf. The Kelleys are
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Miss Adele Kctziiigcr. 55 Bayview
avenue, returned to her duties to-
day in the ofllces of Taylor and
Golden on Washington street. after
enjoying a brief vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Tovc, New
York city. have returned to their
home after spending the week-end
with Mrs. S. Tove. Beldcn avenue.
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—Now is the time of year for fur
storage. The Twin City \‘alet is a
reliable place and all fur storage
here is insured against the and
theft. 67 North Main St. Phone
408,—Adv.
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Ben A. Keclcr, Osborne avenue.
Well known proprietor of Kcoicr'a
shoe store, Washington strcdl. vis-
ited friends in Midvilclovvn. N. Y..
yesterday.
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Mrs. Emma Cummings. Brooklyn,
is visiting friends in East Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Asher Glickson.
Main street, have returned to their
home after an automobile tour to
Canada. They were gone three days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Mac-
Gregor. Neptune avenue, Harbor
View had as guests over the Fourth.
Mr. MacGregor's brother and sister-
in- law. the Rev. Charles ’1‘. Mac-
Gregor of Manchester. New Hamp-
shire. and their children. Miss Jean
and Master Kenneth MacGré‘kor.
TRADE AT THE MOST
j SANITARY
" MARKET
in the city
where you are sure of good
meat this warm weather.
Phone Your Order to
THE MODERN
MARKET -
15 North Main Street
P.'E. Fairegid. Prop.
fibre Beautiful
Better Performance
' Lower Price
. f 0N DISPLAY
WMRON roan
9 R. R. Ave. So. Norwslk
‘ Phone eas
a:
At the Hamilton» Shop
rowan. erase-r
This Week Only
50%. W‘
noon Gite W
Italic nous Sheet Music
may Articles Alwe s Useful
OPEN Emma!“
’ L. GOLDEN
wom's mummies
washes eraser
soon answers 2'
Rev. MacGregor is pastor of the
Grace Baptist church of Manchest-
cc, and his family returned to
. 'ir home today.
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The Rough Hat Co., 6 Mulvoy
street. resumed operations today
after being "shut down for a few
days. during the semi-annual inven-
tory. 1'
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Mrs. Agusta C. Huntington of
Couch street, was out-of-tovvn over
the holidays. With a party of about
30 friends. she journeyed to Worthy.
Mass.. where the group had a gen-
erally enjoyable stay.
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—DORLON'S SHORE HOUSE.
-Now opened for the season.
Famous for over forty years for
Shore Dinners and sea food of all
kinds. Phone Not-walk 2298.—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Block returned
late last evening from a visit with
relatives in Lynn, Mass. Their son
and daughter. Morris and Jeanette.
accompanied them.
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Mrs. Addison Wheeler of Detroit.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Stephen
Starr Jarvis of Seaview avenue. for
a little while.
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Mrsand Mrs. Fred Clark and Miss
Katherine LeYard of New York,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.‘
B. Hald of Harbor View. for the
holidays. Mr. Clark is a well-known
prducer in the city. The Hald's
guest returned home last evening.
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., Mr. andgfrs. H. Wheeler. Detroit,
arrived yesterday at the home of.
Mr. and Mrs. s. 8. Jarvis, 89 Sea-
view avenue, where they will remain
for a. few days. Mrs. Wheeler was
formerly of Norwalk. Mr. Wheeler
is Vice president of the Paige-Detroit
Motor Car Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Hogan and fam-
ily will move August 1 from their
home. 110 South Main street. to a
new one purchased recently at
Shorefront Park. .
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Samuel and David Maikin return-
ed to their homes in Richmond Hill.
N. Y.. yesterday aftervspending the
holidays with relatives here.
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—Radios and Victrolas sold on
easy terms. Donneily.—Adv.
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J. Frank has returned to his horns-
at Coney. Island. N. Y.. after a short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B.
Chinsky. Moore Place, East Nor-
walk.‘
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.‘ fit; A, ' ' ‘Jf .
The Evening Sentinel goes to
press at 1:10 every afternoon ex-
cept Saturdas. News articles
should be at the Sentinel office
not later than 1:30 on the day
when it is desired they be pub-
' ished.
0n Saturdays tlvis paper goes
to press at 11:30 a. m. and all
"in“! should he at the Sentinel
! office before 10:30 and. so far as
possible. should be
Friday evening.
submitted
quite seriously injured when. he
figured in a. collision with William
Mche. June 0, at the top of State,
street Hill, was discharged from the
t§»brvv'alk hospital Saturday. The oili-
ccr suffered a ruptured blood ves-
scl in his thigh. Dr. W. W. 'l‘racey
attended him.
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Miss Belle Tierney and Mrs. Emily
Barnes of chhawken Heights. are
the guests of Mrs. Katherine Ketzin.
ger and family of Bayview avenue.
They will be here for about a. week.
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Dr. Frank Kelley of Fairfleid avc-
nue. has purchased a new blue
Dodge roadster.
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fir. and Mrs. Alfred Symonds of
("much street. entertained guests
over the holdeys.
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Out of courtesy to the memory
and family of the late Dr. Samuel
H. Huntington, for 25 years. Nor-
walk's medical examiner. Corner
John J. Phelan will not name a new
medical examiner for this city. for
several weeks yet.
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Mrs. Charlton Men'born and son.
Ruddy. of Pine Point have returned
to their home after spending a few
days in New York. Buddy is rapidly
recovering from the operation he re-
cently underwent for the removal
of his tonsils. and will be around in
a few days.
Steve l-‘uld of New York, is the
guest of \Vcllesley Smith. Summit
avenue, Bell island. He arrived Fri-
day to spend the holidays with Mr.
Smith.
Richard P. hiaikin. Brooklyn. N.
l'.. is'visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Joseloff, at their home. Scariew ave-
line.
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Miss Elaine Zines and her sister.
Florence. New York City, are visit~
lng relatives in Norvvalk.
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—Put coal in new. 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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James H. Hyatt. l'enler avenue.
has resumed his duties with the
American Express Co., after a short
illlncss.
0
Paul Mitchell. a senior at Colum-
bia university. who is spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A.
luddcr and family.‘ South Main
street. sustained a painful injury to
his right hand yesterday afternoon
when the door of the automobile in
which he was riding was slammed
on his fingers. Dr. Joseph l'tud'der
also a senior of the university. rcn-
dcred first aid. ’
Mr. Mitchell is well known on the
campus for his puglllstic ability. He
has won many inter-class bouts.
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Morris Rudder. New York. re-
ceivcd a painful injury to his hand
yesterday afternoon .at Putnam
Park. nodding. when a large piece
of glass cut a deep wound in it. Mr.
Rudder was seated next to one of
the tables in the park when some
playful boys near by shot off a large
firecracker in a soda bottle. e
bottle broke and the glass scattered
in all directions. _
Mr. Rudder spent the week end
with relatives in East Norwalk.
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tPatsy Deimonico of New street.
anbury was arrested on the charge
of reckless driving in West avenue.
yesterday afternoon. He is alleged
to have been traveling 40 miles an
hour at the time of the arrest. His
case will come up in the downtown
city court this.wc:k. .
Arthur E. Redden of New York
city was fined :25 and costs on the
charge of reckless driving by Judge
Nehemiah Candee in the downtown
city court this morning. He was ar-
rested by Motorcycle Policeman
Martin Lengycl. Sunday afternoon.
I
The new outdoor swimming pool
built for t e use of the girls who
are guestkt Charles H. Harris'
Vacation I go has just been com-
pletcd. The finished pool presents
one i the prettiest pictures in this
sect&. a circle of smooth running
water in a circle of low hanging
trees.
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Nelson Nyborg of Brooklyn. spent
the holidays with Fred Hart. Ray-
mond street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frances H. Nor.
throp. s: Elmwood avenue are
spending their vacation motoring
through New York. state. Mr. Nor-
throp is paymaster at the Nash En-
gineering company which has closed
down for two weeks.
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Mrs. Harry G. Shufelt of 48 West
avenue. who has been confined to
her home through illness is con-
valesclng and is able to be out of
doors for a short time each day.
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Mr. life Mrs. John 1. Allen. min
street. Nor-walk. are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Allen's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Spinney of Rockville.
L. I. They are expected to return
home today. .
James H. O'Hara. :0 West ave-
nue. who has been seriously ill for
two weeks shows slight improve-
ment today. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
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Miss Ruin Utaingcr Meadow
street has accepted a stenogrsphic
position in the billing and shipping
department of the Nos-walk cem-
pany. Mill Utainger was formerly
with tho Woolworth company.
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' State. Policeman Charles J. Qulg-
lay, of \Vestport. and connected wt
. the .Westpert barracks who yr;
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Cards are being received by
friends and relatives of Mr. and
American amateur ever to win the
Aquitanln.
.— ...-m.».
MILY
liritish Open Golf Championship.
new Trina ‘
It was a big day for the Jones family of Minnie, “lien [lobby vii-nu back from England. the first
Here they are nit-cling him on the
Left to right. R. T. Jones. his grandfather; R. P. Jones. the golfcr's father: Mrs. it. T. Jones,
his grandmother. .‘lrsrnobby Jones, liobby himself, and his mother, Mrs. R. 1‘. Jones.
Meadow street spent the Fourth at.
the home of Mrs. Flnriv's parental
Mr. and Mrs. i'luynl Decker. McKin-.
icy piiicc. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Millioi‘. licrk'lr')"
street. Norvvain have returned home
after spending a ivvo weeks-C \aCH-j
tlon at Lake Sholdraiw, Sullivan
county, New York. l
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Charles i“. limv man is ill at his.“
home on Hamilton avenue. Soutlil
Norvvaik. I
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Mrs. Sarah Trisiram is spending al
few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. ii. A.
. Disbrovv. ill Straillcld mad. l3rldgc-.
porL
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Mr. and .‘Il'S_ ilnvvard Abel of
Bronlyn were. guests of t‘iiaries 11.1
Harris at Leilgevvood farm. July 4,‘
A part of the day was spent aboard:
.\ir. ilarris' yacht. "'l‘he i‘iinris.",
Mrs. Abel was formerly Miss Lillian v;
'i‘vvomblcy of lmnbury. .
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Keller of .2 \Vcst
avenue entertained Mrs.
sister. Miss IIf‘Il‘il Smith of Brook-l
iyn. over the Fourth. l
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Max Berger, the Washington
street clotiiicr and his family spent
the holidays camping on Hay is-
land. ng reports that the only
thing he caught was a good'contlng
of sun burn.
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Miss Willa Miller of iiiuivmod
avenue spent the holidays in Boston.
Pa. ‘
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Judge Nehemiah Cnndec and bla'
eldest daughter. Miss Marjorie. 10
Arch street. will sail Wednesday.
July it. on “the S. S. Berengeria. for
inglnnd. and after a short visit
there. will tour Holland. Belgium.
Germany. Switzerland and France.
They expect to return August 15.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sciiwcbcl of
"Top o' the Hill." Prospect Beach.
West Haven entertained at a house
party over the week-end for their
son. Rowland. The program included
a supper dance. picnic luncheon. and
fireworks.
The guests were Miss Irene Han-
non. Miss Helen Kay and Miss Agnes
Mahoncy. Norn'alk; Miss Doris
Sharpe. Bridgeport. and Miss lio-
rothy Bond. Stratiord; Harold Pen-
nington. Ralph Lycett. Humphrey
Doulens l'talpb Hartwell. Charles C.
Hendrick and ltovvland Schvvebcl or
Norwalk.
The installation team of the Nor-
n’aik Chapter of DeMolay is re-
hearsing for the installation cere-
monies in the Washington street
Masonic Temple. Thursday evening.
Reginald Hopkins will be installed
as master councilor.
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Mr. gnd Mrs. Charles E. Dunne-
backe. 12 Myrtle street. East Nor-
walk. have returned from a month's
vacation spent in Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
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Yesterday was the anniversary of
the birth. in Bethe] of Phineas T.
Barnum. founder of the modern cir-
cus. Mr. Barnum was born in 1810.
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Lorraine Launlere. aged 6 years.
45 Wilton avenue is ill of scarlet
fever.
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The decimal monetary system was
adopted by Congress. 100 years ago
today.
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Among those present at the week~
ly Saturday dance at Pickwick Inn.
Greenwich were: Miss Florence
Hamilton of Tokeneke. Miss Mary
Blackford. Miss Virginia Blackford
of Rowayton; Norton Pressley and
John Case of Tokeneke.
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Much interest was shown in the
dance held at the Village Room in
Silvermlne. Saturday evening. and as
a result there was a large attend-
ance.- Many persons well-known in
artistic and writing circles. were
present.
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James Cairns of deton. who was
the guest over the lidays of Mr.‘
and Mrs. J.‘ Stuart G espie of Cross
ways. Rowayton. left today for
Maine. where he will spend the sum-
mer.
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Francis J. Gill of 1723 Matthews
lira. Earl Sanford. who at. on Lei:
Heller‘s: ‘ ‘
avenue. Ne; York city, drove his
of $20 in the dovvnionn clly‘
1
bond
ccuit this morning.
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The officers and captains of ihe.
South Noi'vvnlk iiuat Hill) are. l'v'-‘
quvsiv-d to meet at five l1il.'a Home;
." 7 o'clock. Wednesday f'\“iililg. it):
‘iilm part in the funeral services for ‘
l.ln.\- ;
i
l‘ant v‘nmniodorc Joseph J.
\zciler.
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Samuel Baker.
luv'il Ill'-iill'll n.‘
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manager of thr‘l
the (i. ll. Kind“).
Shriv' company, spent the holidays is planning a lu‘llt’flf fur the rriief‘K
l School’s Over Vacation Is
Here!
SHOES —— Sturdy, Dependable —— are here for
every red-blooded American boy and girl. Rightly
_ made. styled and priced for satisfaction.
MILTON ELWOOD
The Home of Better Shoes
vvvlh his family at For ilocitavvay‘t
rim-vb, Long island. ,
a a a l
(.‘arrnll v‘ousisis. an alumnus of]
Nornnik iv ch Ff‘hunl. has loft:
Nnrvvalk for St. l'rtrrsburgh l‘iorida
\viirre ho ho.- a position as a Sli‘llO- i
ginplicr.
(he
James Mallory alnd lmo Everettl
Stuart avenue, new visitors lul
Stamford. yvshrday. ‘
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Mr. and .‘Il'S. Morris Sunburn)”:
Sp: .ng street. spent the i-‘ourili holi-‘l
day with relatives in Long Beach. .\'.i
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George initiates. time f'lf‘i‘lv’ of tiiei
Socon)‘ ‘iil Tiurnvr'ycn. has returned
in Norvvullc rtfit‘l- spending a few
days in Philadelphia.
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There will be a meeting at 7:30
this evening in the lobby of the,
Royal James. of all the girls who
will sell cigarettes at the pageant to
be given Friday and Saturday by
the Republican Women's Association
“is. iierman i.ipke. in charge of
this committee vvishcs everyone in
nttrnd. The meeting will be \I‘ryl
bricf. ‘
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Vincent "f‘rclt" O'Brien of Sprint:
street returned to his home this
morning after spending a few days
evening with brilliant splashes of
lrnlor. the result of many fireworks.
i public and private. Harbor \'irvv..
iShor- haven. and lloton l‘oint offered ! v‘haries i2. Kl'llll. and nnv Ilii’iL’llv
many :nrcv nus displays. Many i'f‘sl—
via-ills mulributrd in the general
beauty if the .vwnv by setting off
pieces of their on n. which could be
\l"\\t‘t] for snow t’llfilfiiil'f‘.
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Mi<s iv‘rancrs liaivvy. orcnulzer for
the Near i'ZMi ilr‘iicf is in iovvn. She
fund. to be givrn soon. invtaiis nnri
commuters will be :uinounred a lit-
tie later. Miss Haley is well ivnnvvn'v
in Norwalk. having already taken
charge of sow-mi drives bore
the Near Flint.
H. Jacobs & Son Has
Rearrangement 0f
Departments In Plant
The lav-re addition erected OPDO'l
File the main factory of ii. Jacobs lb
Son in liny aircct. v‘vill now house the
vllfll'i‘ manufacturing division of the
plant in this city. The company.
during the vveek end vacated Iht‘
four story factory for manufacturing.
purposes and removed all th" mach-
inery and ('qillplllv‘llt into the new
buildinz. The former shop vvill be
used for storage purposes in the
future.
Frank J. Lewis, the nrvv superin-
tendent of the factory. and formerly
coiinvricd \villi the l'nliv‘d Shoo
Machinery iiianufacluring company
of ‘mv-erly. announced that this
change. is being made because all
the work is done by machinery. and
that concentration of the equipment
on a single floor would mean a gen-
eral saving: of time in the manufact-
uring of a shoe by a great saving
in supervision.
Walk-over
The
Beat Shep
TEL. 3960
NORWALK, CONN:
are-“nan.
they can well afl'ord to.
grade slides below cost in
bargain.
Stock Reduction Sale
Everybody in Norvvalk will He wearing Walk-Overs.
Packards and Educators before this sale is over and
We are selling these high
stock. Do not miss this opportunity to secure a real
order to reduce a heavy
GEORGE M. CALEY,
‘ Sales Promoter.
Men’s ‘lefords
‘ All styles and sizes. Black
and brown. Values $5.00 and
$5.50. Sale 3-15
price ......... .
Tan and black. one and two
strap. Values "35 $2 95
a
to $4.00. Sale Price
.Vslues $1.50.
200 Pair
Women’s Felt
Slippers
59c
Value $1.25.
Sale Price
250 Pair
Women’s Felt Juliets
[heather sole. rubber heels.
69c
Converse Sneaks
All sizes.
Value $83.00.
s... 1).... .. $2.15
Converse ‘ Smoke
All sizes. ‘
iii‘fiffifi‘z $1.95
Sale Price . . . . ..
for‘
i
I Deaths and Funerals l
.‘Illl'y linnm'.
hire. .\i.vr.\ invuvv, “lie of Ala!
iiauvc. p.i.~~rvl avvay APivlf‘leJi} at livl
llfliil" In \VC‘I‘vllli‘ vi\lilllv. I'illl‘il.
and bi vials.
’iiie vii-va‘wl iv. :‘il‘..\i'l l-t Ilvl'
husband. ivvu Mina, \\l|ll.iul llv lit--
1‘1"." iidiii‘i' of l).li'lf'il. :Iuri .\in~l \\ll-
ilnlu Ililllv 1' of iinmlvivu. .\ l",
time (iniikliif'iS. All» 'l‘buumk llm L,
.‘llh‘ii Neill!» IIIIIKI‘ iillvl .‘li-nv .‘iIII\
Dance. of l).l|‘lf‘il; uuv quiiiv fr \\il-
luilu .lliillf’“. of itumu: .vuvi Ivvu bio.
Ilif‘l‘il and llircv- inter-4. r-vmlmg iii
(iiuuv‘v:vtcraiiu'e. linglsiuii. 'I'llf‘ll' {iii‘
also flu-w crandviauuii'r-Is and Hill!-
grandsons,
Mrs. liauiv" .. .1“ br‘un in l1>ll.' b5.
liligiuiid, but lcFlvl‘il iii lilevu fox
Iii'iiH )‘f‘nif‘. I
i-‘uncml '«vrviwu vv.li lt' lulvl
’l‘bursda) :iliil‘iinmi n‘ ;‘ ."MI n‘. Int-it.
‘ ll. :4. 'l'., {ruin the l.i'n l“.~.ll'l|(' ill
I \\‘csisii'lt- :ivrililc, ill-v. Suiuuri liur-
muve. rector “1‘5“qu .\uu‘.\ I-lizu’l ii.
.liiuultivlr (llivl .‘I suuuiur-r limb iii in
i .\II['(HI)||. vvill nlluiulr' in li1' .Ills' “('1‘
1of lirv. i'ir. I“l0.\vl S. lrivlr rrvtm
!nf Saint Luke's llplwuivni illiii't'li.
Inf uhiih the drwvarcmi use. a «our
ill‘lillv'uill. interment v' Iii i-v in im-
family plot in Spriu': iii'nv- «vulv-
ierv.
Funeral Director (icnl'E‘ \\'. "HI-
Efin is in «bargn of zirmiicvnwui:
. t‘larn Taylor Buclita.
l, The funeral of Mrs. t'lai'u Taylor
Ruwbia. wife of William liuv-liia. \vlm
panned nvvav suibll uiv Sunday iiiulu-
wedding trip to the. Scsqulccntenniaiivar so close to the curb ycstcrday in northern .\’r\v York. "Peck" is int, ““1 1.11;.- plam. \v'. dnwmlay an.
at Philadelphia. Mrs. Sanford wnsfllm it brokellieflag poicin front of playing baseball vvlih a semi. pro ernoon a, 4_. 3., ”do... ”m” ”l...
formerly Miss lflcanor Hall, Mciv’iii- ‘ thi- Huston store. He deposited in at team iii"rc and is unu oflihc team‘s late home in Snunthh‘w nvnnuv. lu-
ley place. lion-nylon. lipon ilieir‘lh' Iii-“013”!“ lii‘illlfl'ml'lN'HO lH‘)‘ most valued players. He is one of [rel-”Inn! “.H I... m v'hrN pm...“
return Mr. and Mrs. Sanford will i [01‘ ”i" dflliiflK"- . Ellie best Illlltl'fi on the tram :1“\liy("]l‘1’f}'y\‘II'S’IVUI‘I,
live at Marion avenue. llast .\'or- ’ ‘ ' lotion iunlws doubles and triples.l ”Haul... her husband. H... .10....33...‘
walk. l lira. Sheldon of lilnmnriold. N. J. 1O'Brien vvell return to St. Lavvrcuct i< survived 1.}. rum- glnull pinup-”L
, . . [was the guest for the holidays of her ‘ ”mynuiiy, Thursday. { William. Jr. John. “Hm“, ”M
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rule has opened his shack in Wilton. l ..n.=, LOW” novvan. ‘1 l“"““°°d{ A large delegation of rvsidenle f‘hnrins H. Taylor, fl? “'th .ivrllllc.
His companion. during the summer ’ 9" '“"‘- . . . i from this section attended the dance] ——-—-»—-~—
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