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HEADQUARTERS . DARIEN _
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. n For Ian ' “MW“ Those desiring to place «ems
. . mle new bleached tan calf oxfords. the featherweight oxford in in this column should communi-
‘ ‘ alfitati36foi-‘3iiu.rnin$:ctl::w. oxford with "d. “u". ‘0. are “a with ”do“ Herrick. "I. ll
.- ' - 'orwalk es. .. , . _ . .
. ‘ Newest patterns in men's hosiery. h Norwslk s Lending Dry Goods Store" .
‘ " CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN w ' H mm" m“
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' " 8001'! NORWALK want. new roan—m. i: midnight—Mc.\lpin amt-miner... VACATION LUGGAGE .
P. M. WHAP, NEW YORK—SID.
I'E AR too—Dinner music. P. M. . . .
WORK FOR “‘55"3“°b“l "m" 6:3°”*l9““°‘. Sm"! Elllfl'nhlc. I The luggage offered is low in price considering its general all around smartness. ‘
7‘°°"G'°°;‘“"°h “m“ In" 0" Ziifmj ;,::::)‘“"“ mm" 1 The trunks are of a well known make. The hand pieces will wear long and well. In
hes ra. l: -- ' - , ,. .
EAST FORMED 7:30_§dw Gmm bum“. 3:1 “WWW Trio. chamber mu.r short. this luggage has been specially selected for its suitability for traveling and they
7:45~—“8tars of the North." c. 5. etc. a are a splendid value in every respect.
. 0 ._ Brainin. IMO—Kitty Clientllnnl. l . . . '
Always something New G I H 1'“, C Hod es g;oo...,um; Knelpp. goprsno. ii;00—-Tollt-fsen ’l‘rio. if you 300‘! 313”th in Leather GOOdI’WO “1‘36“ thlt you “Ill. this store first
en”? 9 y ’ . , I . ’ 8:30—The Wandering Minstrels. ozzs—rrnnimn l-‘ord. ""““'..‘““‘ As- because our selection is large. ... .and because our prices are consistently low. —
Chairman _ Lfldles Aid moo—Le. France Orchestra. 5 gfilzpoalrog‘libnihlll.‘ l .
-— _. 9:30—May Singhl Breen. Peter Dc 0:4 —— i . xc linrtc , N
_ on $11.23: Psoalilet gsgsfiedliear Rose. banioist. P MWSYC. Nl-JW YORK—b: . I Stilt on" H“ Box" Traveling Bags
- 10:00—Whittal Anglo-Persians. . .
Brunswick Records n. n-nen conlmmco tor the iiiililtii‘.flbii‘.13'°i§'§'3m... 32it:§.‘§.-“.f.f°il§t‘°.’.12.. ”grills; {fig-52,1333”. $1.00, ill-0°. $750. $950. $5.98. gab sfigosom‘w’ ;
“7 Near East Relief fund drive has g", GAO—Plano selections. ’ ' ’ ' ‘14.“) t ' 1
, been formed. Mlle Katherine Rey. “'41, NEW You—4w. 6.30_Ekmcmur¥ “much ”no“. : I
O nolds Haley. of Hartford. regional P. M. kilo—Advance. i-rench lessons. . n
director or this district. has beenI in 7:05.0eo,,..01.e,.~_ penmqmm .3 ~—pfuc3 a‘lnrms. I Wardrobe Trunks .eamer Trunks Dress Trunks _
_.._._......... Darien the last few days enlist ns Root Orchestra. 7: -—A frc .iathlson. tenor. I. .t
the services of prominent residents l:00—-Sanford Florida sung-”n, 7:50—Piano svlcclionlh $29-50: $35-00; ”-00 $950, $1350, “500. 313-50, $9.00. “1.00, $15.00, $16.50. ii
and asking the citlsens to cooperate Hour. ‘ 7:55—Basclmil results 19 50 $2150 i
in generously lending their aid to too—Sundial shoe Serenaders and 8:00—Peari Miller. soprano. $ - , $22.50 .
' the cause. The appeal will be sent Bonnie Laddles. Sim—Violin l‘lcital. Fitted Luncheon Kit s'rom; cwsns .'
. . out shortly by mail. either Saturday 10:00—Wcstmlnlstcr Mixed Quartet. sub—Samuel Diamond. blind. (l‘or party of four) wgnxgsnnys Asp Brief 08!“ 1
or the first of next week. 10:30—Harold Stern's Belleclslrc iilanlst. r O'CLOCK
The officers of the committee are Roof Orchestra. min—Cantor Sol l-‘lil‘hs. imrytone. $12.00 3238, 33-50. $6.00
. as follows: Gen. Henry C- Hodscs. W636, NEW YORK—sis. fizzle—Talk, “Know Your my,"
.68 NO. MAIN ST. so. NORWALK chairman; G. Winthrop KHIPI‘. P. M. . min—instrumental itmclly. 1.
treasurer; Helen 1.. Knapp. secrc- moo—Uncle Geehar, lions—William King. Scotch impnr- ,
O tary. The committee follows: C. S. d:80—i.ong Island Sunrise 'l‘rail sonator. - A- l
PH NE 126 Arculnrius. E. 8. Austin. Bradford Rand. 10:80—Pnllce alarms: “rather. .
Ballard, C. L‘. Bouton, Eugene 7:00—ltcrman Bernard. “What's “’BNY. NEW TOM—2.58. .i
Burgesser. Cyril Crimmins. E. B. Your I‘tsdio Problem?" 1". M.
t‘rofoot. Judge C. 3. Dana. Frank 130-1,”: Island Sunrise Trail EGO—Sport 1.3” Ba 0 e '
DeCourcy. Thomns Farrelly. H. W- band. RIO—Commercial digest. g u] A s I l P
Hall. E. B- lllndlcy. 1"- 3- Holmcs. llZIS—Basebadliand news items. 7:15—Dlek Hughes ukulele. ‘; a e n rogress
S R- Hoyt. Arthur Johnson. G' W. WEN. NEW YORK—861. 7:30—Elsa Clement. children’s;
Knapp. Rev. J. J. McGuane. Rev. G. p, M. son".
R. Montgomery and Rev. B. M. 7:30—L'ncie Robert's chat. his—Alfred w. McCann. foodl Complete N 0 w
Hancock; ltev. G. A. Tuttle. Rev. . 7:35—Nordlca Trio. talk. l
I Floyd 3. Leach. Fred Nelson, Hon. azoo—Treasurelsnd Home Owners' 8:00—(lordon Iinmpson Instru- MOI menu l‘
Mark W. Norman. M. P. Richards, Ensemble. mental Ensemble. .
SE 1 C. 1". Rumpf. Andrew Shaw. Capt. 8:30—Schellck Brother's orchestra. EMS—"Seasickncss. its Cause and 1. AT THE
I {I I Gypsy Smith, A. 1.. 'i‘rowbridge. ozoo—Lo‘ew's Coney Island Theatre Pure." J. H. Kraus. . 0'
Gardiner Trovvbridgc. J. A. Trow- orchestra. 9:00—Graffman Violin Ensemble. I
OUR SUMMER STOCK John A. \Vecd. George 9:30—Coney nuns Stadium sou... ens—Haslwu rroppor. saxophone, hie“, Women
A511 COEORS
SILK DRESSES
SHOP
ALWAIYS SOMETHING NEW
bridge.
church will
dcr of St. Vincent of St. Luke’s Epls.
copal church in Newton was held
last evening at 8 o'clock. The meet-
ing was originally scheduled for
Heights. at the Stamford hospital.
my 18.
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The Darien garage has sold to
Arthur Somers Roche a. seven pas-
senger Studebaker sedan.
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23 Dresses
July Clearance Sale .
of Apparel
Now is your chance to
historic
Sale Price
Made of the Very Best Silk
Drastic reductions make it possible to choose attractive and seasonable
apparel at prices from one-fourth to less than half their former mark-
ings. And with many weeks of warm‘ weather still to come there is de-
cided advantage in giving new interest to the outfit with a coat, frock
, er a blouse from this remarkable clearance sale. Materials are varied. .
.The color range complete. So choosing will be extremely satisfactory.
Every size in the assortment.
Summer Silk Dresses
at some of these Dresses at less than cost of the
Take advantage of this Sale.
mil—Midland Beach orchestra.
:so—Talk T. R. Weyant.
:50—Brosdwsy Association talk.
:OO—Paul \‘i'hitemnn's Piccadilly
(3me
(rs.
Elba-News bulletin.
6:2U‘Blll Whitley "Sports."
6:35v‘liretton l-iull String Quartet.
7:30—Pl-emior t: ub Orchestra.
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will spend the month of August with‘
her aunt. Mrs. George Ovarian.
Mansfield avenue.
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Mrs. Harry Palmer and daughter.
Estelle and Miss Elmo. Rafferty.
Post road. are visiting with friends
at Say-brook.
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Master Marsdcn Show. Bethci. is
visiting with his rclntivcs. Mr. and
Mrs. Shaw of Norolon Heights.
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The annual polo game at the Ox
Ridge Hunt club between the Hay-
makers and the Rum Runners was
captured by the latter team in what
was probably the fastest game of
the season on the club field yes-
terday afternoon. A large attendance
of members and their guests watch-
ed the interesting and exciting game
and all Joined in the opinion that
it was by far the best game this
year. The Rum Runners team was
made up of J. J. Farrel. Harry Da-
venport. Clarence Corner. Norman
Show and William Zeigicr. Nevin
Karanaughm J. M. Potts, C. E. Dan-
forth, H. . . Crossman and C. E.
Berg represented the Hsymakers.
William Zelgler presented the prizes'
which he had donated himself.‘
There will be a match polo game
was riding was upset by an unknown
Iutolst. has been discharged.
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Announcement has been made 'of
the marriage of Miss Irene 'Hatter.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Louis Phelps. linotyps operator or
the Dar-ten Review. is spending a
two weeks’ vacation in Norwich. R.
Y. During his absence the position .
is being filled by Ira. Howard sun.
son. Inkedda avenue.
an. mm. m
“Another new hat! When will you
cease these useleu 1mm yo
snake under the pretaxt that the
are cheap!“ -
“tut this one wan't cheap!"—
has many Norn'ulk men in its mem-
bership. will give. a hand concert and
dance at the Pleasure Beach dance
palace in Bridgeport on Wednesday
evening, August 4. according to an
announcement just made. The Pyr-
amid temple band will give a con-
cert. from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. after
which there will be dancing to music
furnished by the Sheridan Terrace
orchestra.
This will he the first of a series
of various forms of entertainment
which Pyramid temple is anticipat-
ing giving during the coming fall
and winter season. it is announced.
The. committees are actively engaged
in efforts to make the dance one of
the most delightful social aftalrs in
Bridgeport this summer.
HOPE AT LAST
There was a landlubbcr with the
slzlpvvréckcd crew that had been
adrift for two days. with hope at
low ebb. _, J”- r . I
‘Whut‘s that? I exclaimed the
landsmnn. pointing into thq distance
"That's land. isn't it?"
"I see nothing but the horizon,"
replied the first mate.
“Well. hang it, that's better than
nothing. Let's pull for it." -. Cap-
per‘s Weekly.
The fellow who runs is no coward
Satu d ft . b t r 0
Print“ Chifion Short or long Sleeves $ e . 75 Ridgre :i’ub indrrg‘ll‘alrf‘leldugount: if he chooses the right direction.
MM Sllks . one 01' TWO Pieces Hunt club and another 0: Ridge
Striped Tub Silks s 16 t 44 .. -' = ..... wm vl-vggorgenwlcn- fl
1288 ’
mt Grape r m ”5:0 t $19 50 ‘ The sale of articles made by the 50,990 F088 5
Georgettu omer O - 0 - pIatt‘intts cg theyReIcons’tIl-lliction hos-
. p n ew or. edat ih
W001 Jersey sale Price home of Mrs. Thomas Crimmins l;
Coiienders Point Wednesday and
. Thursday was as successful as could
., Sllk Dresses betwisthid. The flip! receipts are
no ye sown. rs. Crimnsi
, Fl t C u Dash-ab] Col ' president of the hospital. as h
. a re e 8 e ors o o a
“- gizes 35 to 46 William Dance who has been con.
. ' fined to the Norwalk hospital for
Former Pnee up to $29 some the recovering from injuries
, I suff when a wagon in which he
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29c 59c 79c
JACOBY’S
12-14 North Main Street
humor, David Dcssnll. Others in the Juan—Strand Orchestra. trio—Josephine Thayer Dove. so- .
._ Below cost committee are Mrs. 19. ll. Holmes. 11:30-Roscland Dance Orchestra. pl-ano. ‘ and Children a 00 er l
.3, Miss Helen Knapp. Mrs. C. S. Ma- 1: midnight-Sllver Slipper Orchcs. mid—Constantino Ensemble (vocali l .
5 number. Mrs. M. W. Norman. Mrs. um. and instrumental.) , .-‘
Q\ DRESSES .\\'. L. Scaries. Mrs. Andrew Show. WEN, xrzw roan—213. 10:15-—l\‘uully night. barn dance. $1 50 to $7 98 '27 N0. Main St. in“ Q SO. Norwaik 1‘
L. i?“ human“. 35,95 Mrs. G. E. Shipwny. Mrs. Pat 1‘. ill. 10:45—Starliciit Put-king. ' ’
A \\~ smith. Mrs. J. A. 'I‘rowbl'ldge. Mrs. 7:00—0rmond Aces. “'FBn. NEW roan-273. l Palace Theatre Building
"I; R.yon $ .95 Size. i John A. Weed. Miss H. B. Weed and 7:30—I.una's Grill Orchestra. 1". M. i .
E") , George F. Bearse. szno—Biliy Day. screnader. i3:00---.‘llljfi‘3llc String Ensemble. l Bath“. Ca 8
2-. VPIIG 16 {052' ' ' ‘ sue—William McCarthy. songs. {Hm—Sam Pcrr)‘. pianist. g p
"I . The Ladies’ Society of the Barton S:30——Luna‘s Marine Band. 9:45—1‘r0ilhadours' Talern Orchcs- ‘ --—-.-
. ' . - Methodist Episcopal “'3ch NE“? YORK—Mi. A
"‘1 SILK DRESSES hold a cake sale on the church 1‘. M. ’ l0:30-—.\lalvr Rhodes. Elliott Ja~
K Form,” “P c. 31295 grounds this afternoon. Home made 6:00—She1burne Orchestra. 90‘1“ ‘ ‘0“‘1 ““d PM“ “met 00 wear or o
‘ . . . ice cream and root beer will be scrv- mil—Ernie Golden's Orchestra. “JO—Tracy and Daugherty. song _ y t
PM“ $4095 Chlffons ed. 7:10—Ernle Golden‘s Orchestra. writers. _ Wht P _ Kd d Ci th _f W
. ' ' ‘ 7:30—Monte Carlo Entertainers. WOR Slau'ARK—ion. 13 um 31 1 an ,0 or wom
, c.0739u93 C7090. The monthly meeting of the Or- Tzeii—llut‘falodians. l". \i- ' fillSSES aid childlgen en,
Featherweight oxfords for men. Tan and
Black Kd and Calfskins.
mmrmmuaesistnsto
BLUE .
In Black and NI « Hatter of 73 Greyroclr place.’ gum. ,
, Former Price $35 and 9.50 {$23.33, 5:73;“ “gammy the values event odors. It’s self-evident the instant you
ale Price place a... 22.. . . see the ban of Suits we have arranged for you in two
great price
You don J ave to be an expert Clothing man to appreciate
0118.
'_ MEN’S
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS
Value Plus '
Quality
$28.50
Pht cfepchrmsrly up to 52250 July t1; ill]: we: postgoncd on ac- II 30 It'lnchrs.s di Sh IOOv—Milili‘i‘g TB m3. Soprago; Ed- KMS, Bronchos and Bathing Shoes.
. . court rec are n sence. .: —- ' en's erena ng oemak- “art '- l'l‘C - u CE ne re-
p, Georgette. $ 095 Stnl” 5m“ s e e ere. cital. South Norwalk
74 Sitin Chiffon. I The beach at Pear Tree Point has 10:00—Norman Pearce. readings.- 8:50—-Doimiri Baker, organ recital. _
”9}, been crowded to capacity the last 10:30v—Coloniai Orchestra. ' 9:15-——Mahelnnna Corby program. ,
t3. AL co one two days with people of all ages dos- llzoo—Jsck Denny's Orchestra. 10:15—nnz.Cnrnon Dance Orchcs- A GLOOMY FUTURE The Arch Preserver Shoe Store '.
- pcrately trying to find relief from 11:80—Club Brighton Orchestra. in. ms _. "c...“ 0.. to..." in. Store Closes Wednesday Afternoons ‘
All StrawIHats $1.95 & $2.95 the heat. Fortunately the new , w... ‘ y 122 W hi i S '
. “m" «pic "‘9'" houses were finished and the pavii- A . . a . r. ‘ ' s_.u - 8 ng on t' SO. Nawalk
.. Miss Elizabeth D.Courcy. Sttls- Sh 0 till At slit. it you he me a nice ..
‘f THE ion completed in tlmozfor the rush. . . . "lie 11 g _ .
nick avenue. has accepted a. posi- enough present. its.
55 South and all found .acoomfiodations. tion in the office of :he 0x Judge Pleasure Beach Aug. 4 . .,
Hunt club for the summer.
w.‘hin't°n I NONI“ A daughter was born to Mr. and e e e Pyramid temple. Names of tho
s"..t Phon. ’05 M” Reward “WM” N°7°t°n Miss Overton. Ogdonburgh. N. Y.. Mystic Shrine. of Bridgeport. which NEW HAVEN IRIDGEPORT WATERBURY,
her huh-ad. newly appointed cuta-
Burma-.2“
tor of the University of w
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