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bury.
July Ill—Last meeting of Omi-
cron Circle of East avenue M. E.
church.
July 1:.—Traoey—Phelan
ding.
July 12.—Locitwood Manufactur-
Wed-
July .13.-—Opcning of Girl Scout
committee presided.
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Miss Anna DeWitt of Donneliy'a
is confined to her home in Fairfield
avenue by illness.
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Miss Lola Baxter. Roton avenue.
—-Eyea examined by a L'niversity
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sl.ort time Monday.
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An attachment was filed against
the property of Carmela‘De Mato of
Lowe street for $800 in favor of the
Sterling Furniture Company. yester-
(lay.
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Dr. Samuel M. Deitz. 39 South
Here!
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1 w . ' Home F'rom Airplane probably I” GHQ“! "10 Ml ICBIUC‘ FKE 811 I 17 ('Illriu't‘l “-omplllml rill [st-him] tliium. li‘illii lilil' hum... {m Vine hirer-t.
1 Th. EVOMRI Sentinel ‘0“ to ' . . :‘T'VWOY' Illd ’wilh‘cnme lll'Ik to ~ ‘ Ilrv..\lll'lllll. ‘ll.l'l;.t‘|lt)|i lnl- iniciit will he lf
1 H A press “81:” every ;fternoon ex- -, . . . - r;:'h1;o;;:lk with a few pointers ., H \ltl.l.‘.~:“n.‘.\.;lll‘,l. 1:3,me ,“ .~. u 1'" [”1 \ h “,1 I”. k I“ “norm“ “Hungry.
ere m cent llll'dll. 'II'I ll‘llclel ' f l‘ ’- > ll t‘l \\.i.~ iii .ivvi . I|I\\.i' .
1 e t 0 . thould be at the Sentinel oltlso ‘ Workuien 01.11...."23" dt‘nnrtinrnt llll it‘ilil‘lt'i). _ - .. .~-__~
1 Somebody ; g drcdalrisudtztrlehulhzg {Jigs pliant): are:i making repairs to Bouton street ('liui'lullt- \Hlt't‘lt'l'. ‘ll . llii‘ “Sir-3r I:;III:1‘(-“ m “an”!
an Lest . . --‘.- . . r' ~
‘ 8 You Know . tailed. “I “any”: “‘luirii‘ltilt‘ii “Ila“: Illli‘ .IL'Iil .\\ uni li- littliill'l‘ltW .‘tllt‘lllOUll at 2:30
‘ e on Saturdays "Ill DIDOK' KOGI . . - - i’ ”1” ‘- “Willi t'llw’lx litliii iliI', lltlllll? iii “'ellfllllQ
t .0 press at 11:30 a. m. and all Wight“ Poybex, 17 Norman Ive- till-5"“ HWY i‘t‘Hii'I'llui' "I llw it...» v .m um. 1mm. um. Samuel Dor-
‘ '0‘ | 'lGWI should I). .‘ (h. Sentinel nus. ‘lll Norwalk. “ll tagged yrs- :01 llt'i‘ t-uil. J. l‘t'l'lltil \‘l'lil't lfi. l.lllt"' \r. l “tin 1;.t(-_ hum-mm“ “ill
l y ty Brief. 8 i Jfflce before 10:" and. so far as “m" by ch'm‘" Murphy ‘0" ‘NMH' “”1““ ."' “l “" léllllli‘ lilo! in Hiring Groie
peg-lug, Iho ld be submitted barking too long in front of the first "i‘vhn liliit'l'ili “ill lii‘ ttillluii'ii.‘. itll~ .. . _., ,.
‘ runny-s -. . .. ‘ Friday event . district post office. He gave l1 bond riliiuuii at. 1 o'clock ii'tiin lli- i.:t.- ' .. ._." ,
. r l-.\ this. . ior appearance in court July 1:. home, iivv. iiolit-rt ii. ii. l“l'lUll. in. Jumps. lining,
Rialto—"lron “or"... ‘ ’ ‘ . lor‘of f‘lll'lfil”r‘llllli'L'll\\\vlllrtilll‘t‘lillt'.‘ .Iiillll‘N‘ iiit‘ilk. infant son of Mr.
Palace-"sgy It Alain." association at. m. Royal Jun” M 1 The condition of Mrs. J, ‘hilWill‘d ll'll"ll"l"l'il]tf“l .. rill ill“. lorunilt txt‘ill - l mini .\ir< .\|-‘.\. lining. if Knapp
r Recent—"The Devil Horse." evening. There was a brief discus. b.ycett 0‘ Ponus avenue “ho has ' Ur). c ”mm m H' WM 0' mm." MM] l"”'"'"'"y “mm‘m” ‘t
. - . ‘ sion on the matter of costume and ,-:;2r:leld!°r ‘33,: past ”If: Week's“: 1- I .1-..“ I | in." lit-nil. i-lnu-inl seriices will be
‘~ ‘ method 0! dll oiln t . . I. 9 III inuc le'0\O I .llll t‘l‘ Il'i't‘ll (‘l I. ill-i itiiiiiii‘itiw llllt‘l‘llnon from ”1.
LUWAG EVENT; eties. At the llleotilfg 3f tbzgflhflde the borwalk hospiw. today. 'rhr- funeral of l'iunirc (in ru It'lllll. Tim iiiiill was born Monday.
July 9-—First M. E. Sunday school committee of the women 0‘ the ‘ ' ‘ Keith. formerly of this t'll\': nuri tin-i Ii. \ tini llf'l litikus will officiate. In-
picnio at Roton. tourth ward, Diana and final ar- . “he “million 0' in 3- llcynoldl. QM,” ”f232;}:ltgrfipzc‘lwmi'g.“'l' all?“ "' “'” "" m s“ ”a” 5 "m"
July 9.—-Historical Pageant and rangemenia were made for the peg. Km?" ‘tlrucltngr’.hnlio 1‘“ been '°' e “mm m o I O m ( l' ‘
lawn fete under auspices Norwaik eant. Both the senior and Junior ll:::tyior s‘omehtimzmih ~15: tndnm
itsep‘t‘i'biican Womens Association at committees were present. The meet- some improved today Mle’rlzgyliold:
31 ‘0t ill)“ but IVOnue- . ing was held at the home of Mrs. ' was doing poorly tutu... but Sat.
f ‘ u if .—Picnio Supper-girls Frederick Hoelsoher of Heir Hill, urday he seemed to improve slight- , .
rendiy at Mrs. Jaynes in Lran- who. as chairman of the finance ly. and was able to sit up for a c 00 8 Ver acatlon S
SHOES -— Sturdy. Dependable -~ are here for
In: company to reopen. Ilowayton. visited at Lake Zoar. 1‘ iii alleged that 8 note of “(3-79 every l‘Ed-l)100d€(l A-merlcan boy antlgirl. nghtly
July 13.—Mothers‘ cum cm Monday. on furniture purchased there is un- made, styled and priced for satisfaction.
Party. ' 0 ' paid. Damages of $600 are asked.
MILTON ELWOOD
Day Camp at: stoneybrook, Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler. “1i '
July 14.—Wednegday afternoon —Adv. {lain street. is a business visitor in
star 0 . o o , {tw York Cit loda.
Jdiflgltf-Iifztflflilbcrf'of officers Mr. and Mrs. P Jel'ome Zalutaky At last it has happen . a girl has had to walk home from an alr- y. . y. The Home of Better Shoes
or Pride of Court Narruk. Elizabeth street. ore entertaining PIN“ ride: Emily do \‘oe. of San Francisco. went up with Harold l1- Miss Lena. llohliisnn. monomer of 122 Washington St. S0. Norwalk
July 15.——Special Meet Star of friends from New York city at their Pellymounter and had to kick his ignition switch off to force him to the Silk Shop. West Washington
street. has resumed her duties after
Columbia.
July 17.—-Annual Supper of Vila
laga Room in Silvermine. ..
July 19.—Waiter L. Main Circus
here.
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
1\ _ « . . .~ taken a position with the Fox Cycle ant-r. she is unit! to be worth llltll'i‘l
(Standard Time)" milggnan:\'::e.Ph;h: gntbl’fiirllrlg secretary. “Ob?" Mitchell; treasurer, for St. “fern“; llorida. “h"czaiid Hardware 00.. Washington than a million ll'a it Well“ of lll'l' .
Iun Rises 42.7 A. M. friends from New York at their Elmer Metzicr; publicity chairman. he in“ accepted 3 WWW“ as "”‘l street. preaching. "i‘l' tciiiplr-Aii lion l 1)]. t C d B f 10 lb
[12‘ pa Sets 7:28 P.,M. home. “mm, “Hummer. one .0 u... a... ographt‘r. . . . l . . . hm” hm n (.mmmmm“ 0. 35--| d e orne ee , , , _ _ , , _ , , , , _ , , , c .
i “h Tide " """ 10:“ A' M- s e e \ "30° 01 59‘1”“ of “‘9 members, ! 5““ LU'Y DCHZ. daughter of Dr. 000 and Silo claims to have ton-1
LOW Tide 4:37 P. M. —CUTBILL'S FISH MARKET either on trips or at camp. meetings Mr. and Mrs. Joseph \‘arady and i and Mrs. Samuel Dcitz. South Main vt'rtctl .500.000 people. Run“) Corned Beef , _ . _ , _ _ _ . _ , . , . , 240 lb,
Mrs. Carolyn Rundie. 38 South
Main Street. spent the week-end at
the Green Lantern Inn. Stamford.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stevens. 160
made to all sections of this vicinity.
Flax Hill road, and Mr. and Mrs. . . . . . . . tion is improved. . .
. 71 North Main St. Phone 108.-—-Adv. 58ml!” chesterton, DOUG“. l! ‘18 has receiied a number of chon tin n tintirs. .
Liarence Siauson of Norwaik were . . . “in. friends in East Norwaik for seats for the Berlcnbach and Dc- ' ‘ ' ”m. Smoked BEEf Tongue . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42c lb.
visitors in Litchfield Monday.
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Misg Willa. Miller returned to her . . . . . l i
' holidays. Miss Itathiecn Andreas. daughter Mrs. halnugfl Lgbeaen, \\ tstporl. is _ . .
:oTslnElme‘t’gs aa;;?:ihy°::;&;y * ' ‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. An-r spending a {mgr days with Mr. and In“ summer. . . . l ‘
Pa. 8' ' Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Zines have drawn. 13 Park Htrm- entertained Mrs. Jacob a. Rudder and family. The Inmnmom Tomb Workm,‘ .\tlrlnn l'liilllps. l R
‘ “ ' returned to their home in New York several guests from the city over the South’l‘lnln street. of America conducted a tag day in l The fuin mi of .\v‘li’l.’lll l‘hiiiips. ‘ h , .
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ander- CS)" :fterJagli‘silt “1‘97 $21“: )3. holidays. . . ._ ' . 7.. Norualk yesterday for the sufferers: eight year riii‘i son of 1.11mi l’lilllll'.‘ c ultze S anltary ar ets ‘
somand daughters Maud and Jessie 1 rd am . a or; ‘e fl ' r? I Dr and M” Em“! “‘17..ng “4 Friend; 1:)! Jack tin-Yip (lf‘SEE-‘EK of the Passaic textile strike. 1 of Sherman plant: has iarucvl
of Taylor Place. South No walk. . , . ' ‘ l " ‘ " “V9” “‘ 9 50”" ° 9"“ 9 ' ' 0 My attemimi )t‘stcrdriy itflf'l'llorill. ship on Street and Railroad Avenue South Orwalk
drove t0 Plymouth. Mass. .5“th '3 MI" and MH' Prank Silverman. ha" avenue, entertained ”1'" son ‘3 ”I “'"h a ”Md W'd- Samuel Alexander. Spring airmen] from the funeral l‘arltii's of il. \\'.l W8. gt ' N
llymouth avenue. are entertaining 3“ daughter-in-lawPMr. and “r" ‘ ‘ ‘ visited friends in Hartford recently. i liaimnnti in \Vrst \Vnsliincmn sire-m} 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
they spent the weekend.
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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 2398-2.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Callaghan and
family have returned to their home
in Cohoee. N. Y.. after spending a
week with Mrs. Callsghan's father.
Edward Oldfield of Benedict, street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Buckingham
and daughter Irma, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Kano of East Norwaik.
spent Monday at Greenfield Hill
and on returning stopped at Seaside
Park. Bridgeport.‘ where they on-
joyed the fireworks.
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Mrs. Walden and Miss Agnes
Walden' ave returned to their home
in New York City after spending
several days with Mrs. fiVafllen’s
son. Mr. William Waldcn.‘ Orchard
street.
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Mrjan Mrs. John Havekost. Miss
Edith. E ene and Harold. and Mrs.
John Berger of Elnihurst, Long Is-
land spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Walden of Orchard street.
home.
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Miss Grace Bray. 175 Main street.
haas returned to her home after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ambrose
Kenworthy. East Port Chester.
Lobsters. swordfish. blue fish.
shrimp. crab meat. and other choice
fish are to be had at this market
this week. The best .in the market
comes to this store's trade. Deliveries
M. Abraham Frankel. Main street.
visited friends in Milford over the
friends from New York City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bray have. re-
turned to their home. 175 Main
street. after spending the holiday
with relatives in l'thode Island.
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2 Frank Sterry Abbott son of Mrs.
Lillian Sterry Abbott is recuperating
at his home. Union Park. after a re-
cent operation for appendicitis in the
Norwnlk hospital.
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Herbert Weed. Winfield street. has
resumed his duties in the funeral
parlors of D. W. Raymond ‘after a
week‘s vacation. ',
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sherlock of
Highland avenue. Rowayton. wore
holiday visitors at City Island and
Bron: Park. N. Y.
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Mrs. Susie B. Davis. 190 South
Main street. and her son, Ellis, left
yesterday for Niagara Falls. They
will be gone about a week and will
make stops at many points of in.
tercst. \
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Miss Kathleen Andrews, 13 Park
street. has taken a position in New
York with the J. Walter Thompson
well-known advertising
land because'ho swore he'd t'orryylit-r to Loo Angclcs and iitakc hoi-
marry him. But after having him arrested she felt sorry for him—and
here the two are. planning on the
shortly.
marriage that she says wiu occur
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of the club have been discontinued
for a short while. The main ob.
ject of the order is ll, “back-to-na-
turo" movement. with eating and
baseball tied for second place.
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a few days.
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Charles J. McGregor. and their lit-
tle grandson. Russell Cnrhnrt Mc-
GregOr. 28 Belden avenue. over the
Fourth.
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The Sunday school or the First
Congregational church has closed
for the summer months.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Carliart and her
son. Russell Cnrhart. of .lohnstown.
N. l’., were the guests of hire. (‘aro
hart's daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J. McGrcgor. 28
Beiden avenue. over the holidays.
Yesterday Mrs. Carhnrt and her son
went to New York. They are re-
turning to tht‘ir home this week.
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Mrs. Jacob Dinnwnthal. New York
City. is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
A. Keeler. at their home. Osborne
avenue. ‘
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Isadoretchppci. accountant and
credit manager of the LeRoy Shirt
(30.. Chestnut street. has resumed his
duties after a short vacation with
friends in the Caskilis.
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Gabriel Aucrich of San Francisco
was a visitor at the plant of the
Rough Hat Co. 8 Mulvoy street. ycs-
family. First street. spent yesterday}
viewing the sights along the Hudw
son river.
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Frankie lay of Washington street
promoter and manager of fighters.
ianey bout.
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John Fay. Osborne avenue. assis-
tant. manager of e East Norwaik
Resolute base-hall cam. is spending
the day in New York city. John will
a recent visit with friends in New
York City.
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Everett. Buiklcy, president of the
Norwaik high school class of '25 a
sophomore at Dartmouth college. he.
street. is recovering at her home
froth burns received in a firecracker
accident Monday night. She suffered
drop wounds when a skyrocket ex-
ploded before she had a chance to
irlease it from her grip. Her condi-
.loscph Toomcy. iiO South Main
street. is visiting relative!I in Bloom-
field. N. .1. lie will remain there i\r
David Harrison. Osh n avenue.
head of the strikers of e Norwaik
Mint-c Scorpio .‘irl'lit-rsnn in a
typical lliliy Mllltlny pose during a
sermon.
l'tilit'c hint at startling din-insures ‘
in connection with nor thtppcM-l
l
street. was a business visitor in New;
York i'ity yesterday. t‘onditions off
the inmi strike l'l‘lliilln the some. the?
workers still remaining away from i.
l
I Deaths and Funerals [3
nor. i'ir. Mom-i i‘ulu-r. pastor of tho?
Norwaik Methodist church. oflicint-l '
Ni. The ivnllilmrers were l-‘riiz‘
Cloak and Still Co.. 114 \V’ashlnglon \Vcstcrllng. John Arnold. Oscar and
1*
Know Your
Store--
Over the desk of the
. ' ' company. terday fir Aucrich is akin 'dent of a big man
, concern. Miss Andrews is secretary - ~ m ' l ‘1 preSl '
Ml” Mildred 6““ °r W""“°““° .0 the he“ of the research depart, trip through the east. and will be.
has returned from Waterbury where
she has been visiting friends.
Gabriel Kaslow of New York City
i iltl M . and Mrs. ,L. Golden storage. The Twin City Valet is a . . . . . .
o'rvriirrle'ia dvenue. reliable place and all fur storage Elsa Ruth E Hoyt. dimmer of work" This man fmmd- ii shades to the vmd American Beauty and deep gleen. they piesent
' ' ' here is insured against are and 0’3““ H93" ‘4 BayVle‘V “Venue: ed his business when 64 " '
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Guns of
West avenue. spent Tuesday with
friends in Waterbury,
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—Radios and Victrolas sold on
easy terms. Donneliy.-—Adv.
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Mr.‘ and Mrs. Donald J. Lyon and
daughter Audrey of Arch street
motored to New York City where
they spent the week-end with their
parents. Miss Frances Abernethy re-
m visiting in Long Island. Mrs.
‘ Juger is recuperating.from a recent
illness. . -
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man Velma Beers.
one is enjoying a two weeks' vaca-
tion from her duties in Donnelly'a
stationery l1":- . . \
Mrs: Herman J. Lipke. til Putnam
avenue. met some of the girls who
are to sell cigarettes at the pageant
and fair to be held Friday and sat.
urday by the Republican Women's
.3
Sheehan arm
ment.
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——l\’ow is the time of year for fur
theft. or North Main St. Phone
408.——Adv.
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A party of about ten Norwaikers
of the younger set. enjoyed a sail to
Fish island. Monday. They swam.
hte. and returned with the most
gorgeous hues of sunburn, the pen-
alty of the day’s round of fun. How-
ever. all agreed it was worth it!
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The members of the Girls“ and
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lifts-Ann Gaaparino. Georse av -
nue. sales manager of the Alexan-
der Furniture Co.. South Main street.
salted friends at Savin Bock recent-
e e e‘
M the In? meeting of the 8. 0.;
a very aecre society. courpoaed en-
tirely of males of the you!!!" “Mr
ratios. the following officers were
elected: Precinct. Jack. Mayer;
vioe-vfeaidut. net-ates Intranet:
away from his home for several
weeks. ,
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Word has been received i‘rom
who is acting as Councilor at Camp
Gould. Spring Valley. New York. for
the summer. Camp Gould is a va-
cation camp for orphans from New
York city. and was established by
the Gould family. it is for tots un-
der 1‘. Miss Hoyt has charge of
some of the older children. and also
helps with the swimming instruc-
tion. She says that she is enjoying
the work ingimefiely. .'
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yesterday after spending a few daya
in Hartford. “ “
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Louis Labrtuio. Winnipauk. is
spending today in New York City.
Mr. Labriulo will see a good show
or attend a big league baseball
game. ‘
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Friends of Carroll fousina, lw
Piece are planning a a nd off party
for him at the Wayside Inn. Mr.
cousins will leave Nomlk shortly
uflacturing c o n c e r n
hangs this
“There is no fun like
and many have asked.
“How can a man at his
in his motto. "There is
no fun like wor ”-
l True.
1 gress?” The answer is
service.
No. 5.
f
if more than
one Department
is wantdd call . .
Barnum 454. Say Pdsonal
Shopper, please.
“._.—kn.“
motto —
age keep youth-temp-
ered-to ceaseless pro-
regard this. as a most
impartsuhpart of store
This is service talk
ll
a gorgeous rainbow of color on our racks.
And the printed ones are delightfully in-
teresting in their clever new dsigns. inspired by
evrything from polka dot to a sports scene. ‘
Silks! Silksll one is equally impressed with
the seeming endless variety.
There are dresses for the demure miss.
included at the Iattér price.
Children’s bathing suits in Sportive
binatio‘ns atuned to the
colors 'and c
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Puritan Skinned Back Hams . . . . ..
SmokedShoulder
DixieBacon......................
41c lb.
27c lb.
30c lb.
HOWLAND’S
Open till 5 p. m.——Saturdays 6 p. m.
Gay Colorful Frocks For
Warm Summer Days
As dainty as summer blossoms are these lovely new summer
frocks. Shading from the most delicate of blue and orchid and pastel
spirit ofithe lift folks themselves. Priced
$2 and $3
Bridgeport. Conn. _
”no: HOWLAND oar cooos COMPANY
\‘l'cstport. Georgetown. llnricn. Stamford. llllle Rock. Bridgeport
Let us develop your
Films—all sizes, 10c
Prints 4c to Go
The New Lustre Prints
6c to Sc
Main Floor. rear
turned. to Norwail: “."h thé‘m‘ Women's club. 24 Main street. have M" ““1 MW Charles de Coutouly. l _ .
Miss Betty Baldwin of NOW Jersey mmim‘vigdmioczfifi :heali‘ssettgetho (lld‘rllsfhlllbrtdl: .121.“ .i‘l‘lllc122u‘btlalhld. all: . Bill: only to the man There are fashionable ngCkS for the matron for \t
m“ ‘1‘; $3313.32; ”’- “d . - . y l ' Boview avenue. nailed tor Europe ‘ Who 118' learned “9* every occasion. And—Jvalues—that are indeed -
M“ J" an . . . ' Mr. and Mrs. James H. Coultcr of Stfrrdilll: at: 13° 39:11:11?!" film ' the reward of Work 18 impelling.’ ‘ . .
lb Mi H 1 Cleveland. 0.. h 0 been the guests W V 5 Fr 0 cu ou ys mo er. a! ,
Frwafdflelllrgowllailltn h'lseyer: 2r; 0‘ Colonel and Mrs. Ernest x, cm"- who‘ is ill in Paris. They will also llOt alone in gold. bu} . .
Norm” In" ”new Provincetown, ter at "Brightacres." Belden hill, my 310m; “gum; ME;- Smil- ; m the increasing superi-
.. \Villon. Q“ r T- 0 0“ l l l‘. n ‘ - _ .
53“” c°d’ m ‘.w°.°k'. t e . Brussels. and from there will pro. orlty 9f 1““ workman , .
—nort1'.on's snonu HOUSE. Miss Margaret Brendlinger of cud to the 'Chateau 1301le Count ship. “E , _ -
‘ -—Now opened for, the season. Hillside isshtertaiuing her {llhen at Dianne. hormandy. Where they .
Famous for over forty years for D. S. Brendliager. and her sister. “'1" make ‘ “ho" ”M'- Mr- and _ Folks have often v Second floor
81,0" Dinners and .9; food of n“ Mn. 3, B. Olmstead of Philadel- Mrs. do Coutnuly expect to return. it spoken ofvthe spirit of - .1
kinds. Phone Norwaik 2298.—-Adv. nhia. They arrived this week. and Milli." 15- ' ‘
e . e expect to remain at Hillside for the‘ ' ‘ ' = thefolks who work at we a s___ e c
Miss Maude and Miss Florence duration of the summer. Miss Faye Smith. Spring street. i Howlsnd’s—we like to ‘ y
Sherlock. Highland avenue. and Miss 0, 0 0 has taken a position with the Bath. i . _.
Edna. Smith. McKinley place. Ito- Superintende‘nt of school. John robe Co. of “Lobster .street. II he” Hug—not flut we ‘ .
wayton. have returne tom-mo or Loud and his. ‘ he and famil . ' nt
trip to Philadelphia. Atlantic C"? Arch street. will lve Monday (gr _ Joseph Rudder. South Main . thmk.f01' one momeh ls ram e eep
“id £52? Pas: dehlgeinsf'léir- I. month... Mon", .3“ mm. M... :troe visited with friends in .ww , that everyone x'fw o ‘_
do n e! I n 9 6- Lund reports that lab will leave “for 'an “'1 ' ‘Y- . ' ' c . ’ -
centennial “will“ Dartsunknown." t' . it ‘ H mm he” 1' W e t’ it is a call to abandon and Sportive
,. ' ' ' . . 'o Chester em th of the Nash Engin- that is lmpouible—bnt del' ht 'n the coolln waves 1’ l 1.
Mill Dorothy Bond. Stratford. is Mrs. George F. Belts. Bettswood caring conjnny wm spend m. two we do know that when lg 1 g —-0 0
visiting for; a. was): Iv’vithufili‘ig slit} road. was ‘ recent visitor in Bridgo- weeks‘ vacation in the Adirondack f 1k t th [ell lounge Oil the sands Of the shore—all 0f
at; :rgltam enn . rm". ( genuine, ‘slh Smith left today tar 0511' 0 t; 80 .0 hi h Wthh sounds delightflll only if you have
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