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kWEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1526 THE EVENING SENTINEIJ—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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t :33_;:;g'3,;;1>;;,-:: {3,131,333} r... Evening and... welcomes l i lllllllillllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll|lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
1 moon trip. , contributions to the brief column. l '
1 , s a e or to any other column in the "WU“ oaocea .
4 James Wiimot and nephew. 10 9‘9“" end "3"“ ”7‘“ '° "“1" - .. L‘RGE TRIAL BOTTLE 0'" l . "—
t Chestnut street. spent yesterday with offerings h". to b' rejected b" F0 S S ' i ‘ \
1 Mr. Wiimot's brother. Ali'ah. of all" 0‘ 0“ we‘mim' 0‘ "1° ’ . =
‘ Dorian. '- writer. l‘ ORANGE‘m LEMON ‘
i o - . Many people ml to“ write WITH :veev PURCHASE~ l
1 a social will be given in the base- names lesibly and In Him with- ‘ . . I . -
t merit of the .First Methodist Epig- out a name is not usable. , 05$ PURE VANILLA l ..
1 copal church this evening at eight ”Milly: 2:0le “'1’“; ii“ bath » u . I __ . . a, .. . , , A, _*
o'clock. Refreshments and games i es 0 a paper. no me er 3 SIXM , . ’ . -. .-. . ‘ . ...__ _-,____
will b. enjoyed. bliss v.1... a... nurse: be used until it has been AoaoinWooo Rm— °NTH5199—’1§Y“& l IlIAl.\ a; “AM. at s. l’lii),\l. 4100 .‘\lili\\.\l.lt, t'ilxy.
TOXIGHT nett, who is chairman of the en- recopied in the Sentinel odice and "‘0‘ 0' E "Tiff-“3‘? i”'-1":::: _:.--,—.-,—,;‘_: =
Rialto—"Pu ‘ ,. terteinment committee is planning a there is seldom time for that. S‘Iyloflgrbpck 5 fan company .._ Parr/and, [7,. I > ?
Palace—"Trip” ' ' .. fine time for all and requests a large people using typewriters should . l ' - -
R ,, ' w‘mm’" - attendance. ’ use a double-space in writing ‘
egent— Madame Behave". e e e . f news ‘ ers to ermlt l
Donal-y Moonlight sell. 9°” °r D P . . o I. |
D Hill LUCY Downea, Fl“ Hill road. space for corrections where nec- Bouton. of this city. Ln route they I
“t ““3" Covered 13"" Supper returned to‘her duties in the Nor- may. will stop at Stamford and other, HARBOR VIEW ’ - -
g:k£;:::li¥o:gncn property on the "lk Co. this morning at" " "“1“. places of intvrollt in the Catskills ____”___ f
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Meeting of Entertainmelit Com- “mum" o a 0 2:31:31? ’T'lt‘cry‘”c‘;“'pg‘ci”m'bc‘ gone ‘ 1.:'$°.‘.'Nrmgh”mph?” “villa
mittee. lady Jennings Lodge. _y;ye. examined by a University ed the am", John Ameto, 81 War. two weeks. I 1'?“ ”ii "'1‘: i 0“n H)ln-iimlilid- .
‘A Lions-Kiwanis Eneb‘" Game at Graduate. Benedict, Th0 ”Ml". ccster street, New Haven, on charge ' ' ‘ ‘ 93.0 “ ‘ I "(on em ' ' l
mm“ 1’5“" ° ‘““" . . . °‘ ‘i‘l'§°3li‘°§. °i W” l": 1“ “" “‘“‘ ”m“ " W“ “““l : Gillette Razors Cu 3 & Saucer Screens
turn 3 e n 01' col" 9“" family are spending two works with i
COMING EVENTS. Mrs); Charles {ea-i; othiax gill ing Thursday. . , . relatives in HC‘T‘HY- “l“553"l‘"“"‘3' lDOOR PRIZE T0 l ('1' Pl l l s '
July 29.—-Bl‘00d Rh”. Chrnh’ll road esreturne er omea er s e e ' l" . . (“H il .. . 1‘ .lllll'l ((‘COI‘II (‘1 1' I"; . r. l' l f
' o a two months' vacation. spent with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Abrahams. . . _ . , . : .lllillli‘i II P c ldmr 9 . . _ . .. llet‘ null lll.\ .li - 29
33mm. to continue July .9 and July SNI‘liil lllllslili- students hate l(‘- and 1 Mm!“ ........ c . illils null Miltl ls .. C . Jusmmp “mom ... c
July :9.—Ledlea‘ Auxiliary, A.O.H.
Beach Party at Compo.
her daughter. Mrs. William Cook. at 55 Elmwood avenue. have returned cm,“ word ”m ”m . i ‘
, . . y lime passed. , ..
n“ Elm'mOd not." Wetervilie. Me. to their home at" ‘ “fit in Great the exams lllltl uill he admitted to MRS BORSDORF .
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Mrs. Cook. formerly A resident of Harrington. Mass. Their sons. Rich-
collcgc ill the fttii. Among them are
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July :9.—-Burineia Meet. l’ieMolay. Norwallt. Will in remembered as srd and Albert are at e slimmer Ruth MeGregor mm “am” Ens . = . ' “l
wifiiznzifigfwxflzt 2:23:11: 2: Mabel Ferris. . . . camp there. . . . ~ who are going to Mt. liolyoko and AT LADIES, TEA E PalmOhve soap li’l . 1 1‘ .1 Table 0" Cl
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Mt" George “‘0'” Hill. J’" " Wii- M!" Charles Dimond. we“ ate —-CU’l‘BlLLB “s“ MARK”! “:11: colilrr so “ m up“! 0 en (r‘ = . . . - , . , l _ m ._ n “Med w] (a :45 ill “liliC 'illil (Wit 1
son Point nue. 1‘“ returned ‘0 her h°m° “m' Lobsters. swordfish. blue fish. 8 ‘ l E l‘lilililllS pdlmnllle whip idols. 1.1% ‘ . . . . iret
Jub‘ ail—Rowayton M' E' church spending . short time at Lake shrimp. "'b “‘9‘" “a “h" “Ml“ . . . . . . -. . ' . l E 23 cakes . . ......... . C colors‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . c l table 011 29
Picnic at Putnam Perk. Goorgda. hthl. $117!?- 1&3. 2:23:23 fish are to be had at ":- merllzet M13518 'lLlfl‘lrll Rooti htoru‘lrillt. lzflsl“bklnner’s DX'QSS Stilt” IS 5 l-lnlll . . . _ . _ ' | . _ . ' c
July 80.—Eureks Rebekah Lodge viii" 0' “I r- ' this week. The but in t e mar et i‘t l37m a star \' s n l . ,. . V , . :.=
m ee ta: will entertain Stamford who is spending 111' summer in comes to rm. store's trade. Delivgfle. friends in tiinton.‘ . | .‘loue V1‘01“ the El cmngu , le__ . ‘4
. . . - - li‘t‘.‘3.‘i‘l.i:°i.‘.°“.'~.1‘.1"i'o."‘°‘.“.‘.§l' . . . . i M“- Seic'ww Improimgl " Records Stationery -
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Dri‘diZtl:‘)dndB;ialf:lcafarlilid. ’llrnty The person age of the First e s 0 ly reiilrneurlhfl'tiiiicilcifirp iriqulfl‘l‘ill‘ll. After Auto Acc1dent. . ~ (100 1 , f 1- l saSh curtains
July 30.-—Alexender Furniture Methodiet‘Eplscopai church. 22 West Mrs. Michael Abrahams, 12 Elm- “here she smut one week . ’ : \Ot‘ill and lllsll'lllllmlial 9C ‘ . one . illCIl 19c “
1: ing in Bridgeport. avenue. is being “Minud- wood avenue, is conveiesclng in the o o . ~ NH. “tilllml lim‘sdorf “on ill", records. (“'01’ 2th) filllsll stationery spinal. and (lot (lu~ 2
my 30,—D. A. R. Card Party at ' th .lila zle rector Norwaik hospital. after a recent op. Lewis L. Pugh. of Cllatham, New door i'rizi‘. a t‘hvcnlnln Niki". fit “I0 , plgn, 2:1 ill. long, pr. C
Be" hl‘nd cmbhou”' Rili‘i'ueleineuoiy Trinity .church. eratlon. Her many friend' are 1109- Jersey. SW‘M till" \\ coll-end with his ]_n.n.~g' Afternoon Ti‘a “ml l'ut‘tl . “ ————————————————— ..._.._—..__. l
th‘t‘1y agxr’tioiitrm'rxdgmi’tl‘ Scoountll; gitztport. and one of the leading ing for .' speedy recovery. E223]: at ”'0” home 1" MMVI” i i lllll lit the Harbor View (‘lllli llIJUN" l H ' N t Glass Pitchers l “"““
gorvfilk club. ' Protelunt Episcopal “let‘ym'n m Mrs. Barney Berman. Fairfield I e e . innit-inlay afternoon. a delightful sc— a" e 3 l C t
the county will occupy the Pulgit‘zt avenue, arrived home l’ecel'itly 1mm Mrs. A. G_ Fatzrrstrom of 2 Elton : l l.‘ll illut drr-w n. large alltvlltl‘eillt'l‘. R' l l 1 l]: ‘ 0 TWO (illiii‘t glilSS pili‘llurr. re Ollne
Sun Rim ' ' ' ' I ... H ' .. Ja‘ A. M. Trinity church for the montl: o h - Bath. Me. where “1° 1“. been ”'1" Court. Mrs. “""l‘y Brocki‘n of i 'i hose Tuesday afternoon gatherings ' mg 0 «'ll’it ‘ 0U ) L I ‘ , with" ’ ' tlctowon f . .. . .
Sun Sets 71‘ P- M- gust. ROV- Alexander Haml m“ a' ing her daughter. Lillianlwho is at Acadr‘mv street Mrs. Marv Vollmor ,. .. . . .. . lllMll llilll‘ unis. , .. 3‘“ "' .30 ill. hoary quality
11‘ P M ti. ector for th. P3“ ‘ ' ‘ ' I‘M”? mo.e WWW-“fl” e‘C’U’ “‘ “l‘ -' shape . . . . . o . . . . . . '
Hiih Tid. ---- - --- -' u“ _' P- M. 5000 “I. ‘c I“ r a summer camp there. of 24 West an‘lilif‘. Mrs. Faye i‘litl ill('\' are one of the most lloilll- i ii 1” llgill‘t'il imil‘T"S - ~ c
Low Tide ..............8.19 '. - four weeks. . . . , s a 0 V Boyd of Melbourne Road and Mrs. L”. “(Tilly “rm, “t the bench. '1]... 3 l
M F Weisheit Taylor .venue, Mrl Frederick p. gubeu will be ‘th'i. Anthotny" flan-o? ll“: fiork' $155.2 :rilu'no of L1" Bum" avenue Tulluu'lnli; ladies acted as hostesses: 3 Bl k t . ’ -———-————- ~ 1
h l'ilft .tor Winthrop “9- '1’." organist in place of Professor Ed- Sy' ice: ernanngha ;en Fro‘m Bria-'0‘ T2: The .Bear “Olmmm “1‘“ l"""“"””"' S"“'“°“'v M’s-f an e 3 Children s SOCks °
all: will visit relatives. ' ward J Sims who is abroad. RGV- iii: maxim: y “ er ome. ar- Wes: Peoriiitkycilelrlrii’iligElli-1:235m ”mi“ smuh' M” ““1”“ M“? . ~ Linen Towels
‘ e s - . Chapman 9, Lewis. who is at his ' , . . witnessed the cadets‘hin mm. icy Saunders. Mrs. .lluull ilntlHMl‘S. ll’il-i . l‘llll size t-tilort‘il block and Fine quality “510‘ ('lleCk and
Ml" Nathalie Guam“ 1"” summer h°m° at Eu“ °" Lake Geraldine. the young daughter of . ”#1:. Limit: will??? “-“lf 312ml” "II'Wk 99c ll’llllt-y design. jAll pure lllit‘l‘l 111le
piece. left today for Bantam Lake Champlain will return after Septem- Mr. and Mrs. F. Eughely. 1i Osborne li.{- 1.01.2212”). HE’S?! B m 3;" '\m‘”l"' ' lililllltt‘ls . . . . ..... ‘ 5 for _ . _ _ . _ ' . _ . l mm,“ 173;“ . . . . _ _ c
where she will Vilit m" H91” ber. avenue. is recovering at her home ' ' ‘ ' o 1‘ " “n“ i ' ’ _
Kentor, formerly of this city.
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Girls of the F. W. Woolworth
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O‘Brien. 7
Reed street. who recently returned
from slight bruises received Monday
when she fell down a flight of steps.
Her condition is reported ;ood.
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. lf‘lll.‘ Davis and Kathleen Muller, new
OCIe les hlsll’d in tile aching. ' ‘
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Sheets . Extra Size Gowns Prints
lirzinnltl Donny \lllll Laura I.:t
Five end Teri Cent gtol‘o are 031°? from a motor trrp to Niagara Falls . . . . _ ' _
(1‘01“ng llillill‘ ll‘i “nlulllll l' s lilf'flfi Stilt“ “ill
ing a “hot dog" roast. “t Celt Pas- and Canada. .wltii ”l“? daughter. Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Grcolllierg. . , _ .» _ _ . . g -. .‘ mi: 1 . - ‘ ‘ ._ _
ture 89“" ““3 “m“!“n' 15:" Grace. and Miss Frances Spun. left Putnam avenue. Mrs. Philip Harris. m;\t°;,‘,‘(;”1’f.l"”l’l°. Mi. “'9 B‘f""“°' I :,‘,i.":,'..f:f.'”'21?”“it”: ““.‘,"L“ l’"°‘."_ Elwin: 1"“. ”If. 99c ‘1 ”‘0 mmhm ""1”“ “W" . l-‘nst colors. prints. __ .
Sarah Lee is very cgplbe 8' c r- today for Derby. where they will Hamilton venue. “d Mm E. L_ PM ioidttl\0 order of 1-.lks. lull-“@7119; 0“ . 19 t H mm . t a. . inlll bl“ .. .short 1 19 10W“. creations __ c /
e 0: Lou” harm“ um“! " L nus. ' islecrrs e l " l0
man of the committee in chll'fl- visit friends for several days. . . -
. . ‘ Greenberg Scribner avenue ha” Companions of the Forest. e a e -——’ -—~—-——————-—- . I. ~ .:
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_ returned to their homes here after . .. . .. . . . ‘
,um syivie Bernstein. 01 Ber- ...Redios and Victrolas sold on 1 short visit with friends in Mon- Butler “"15" ‘\°‘ 97' 1' 0’ 0' F1 I ‘j‘p'nfmmis me find,“- “a" m" l
lyn. N. Y» ‘8 V‘Iluflfl Ruth “13111.". cu, “m Donneliy.-Adv. treai. Modom “'oodmi‘ll of AlllE'l‘it‘a.‘ "” “0”“‘3 0‘ C‘U‘JS- “111““ “l“ 1"" . 3868 l '
Raymond street. ». . . . . . . South Net-walk Camp 9294. Elli-ill at the Clllli, August 5. rind of) I Extra Size Ste -il'|8 . BeaCh CIOlh
. . . lullinll Mrs. S. S. liullllllln ls l-llzilr- Pillow C'lst‘s‘ tilt“; in flilll p
' i Mi” Katherine Ginty. 39 Main Francis Haugh. Merwin street. \i. .M” "W‘— ‘ ‘
Mia! Nathalie Anderlgn. 17:2 “to". is enjoying a week's vacation sited friends in Greenwich lut ere- Can t Reform, ASkS :illli‘l. l.t.>tll( lite lilrlits :tllll their
street, painfully injured 1: cit“ k‘r from her duties in the once of the nint- _ . T0 Be Electrocuted ‘llsflimllg inuo been ll’l\ilC(l. andf
£11013!” while diving a c 0 y 3“ J. Collins company. . . . .mgul {tomiid eon lltlt'llbi‘acll‘ljlllas bot-ll;
i u - ‘ ' ‘ Marshall Church 92 Wall street . . ' 'i ' . :t a i e. l-zes \\l
. . a . , . PHILADLLPHIA, A p . _. . . ,. . ,. ,
‘% Midas Ma and Lois Hoyt Bsy- John aerty. Charles Riley. Thom- has resigned his position as assistant young man of 26. “filmy ) “was; ‘1'“ Fill-:12Ultiifl‘liflll rl_{;‘l‘“h‘l“°"”1§““f:-
5 ’3’ ' all Silk. William McCarthy and manager in the Modern grocery and apvarcntly “mm.“ “ppm"! ‘01:, illirgid U l'” 1'“ “n “‘1
i . . to t‘ 4 ‘ .
(.‘lll’. lino nltlslill. lFinc batislc and $1 19 Fast color illillll 29C
3 for . , . . . . . , , . .. 99Cil'0i1i‘.fil0l edge e silltlllg,361l1. . . . ..
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Ertra Size Slips
Men’s Shirts Bandeau
.
' ' ' eturned to their
;l:;";;:e‘;°tv [1:83; friends in Cin— g?lfilfi:tlr:N:tm:;: ciiytESenfiml‘ansz store on Mum‘strfet.‘ the bar in municipal court totinv e e a
. , ‘ and asked Judge William M. Loni; . .. . , , . . ' llmlice and liillll-ll l shoulder .
w" e a e :32?“ ““1 mm“ ‘t C°mp° -New Water Portable Talking to send him to the olot'iliu (-nmr. mills:iiil330:0:LliLil“;l‘l\ehl:'lq:l:lrlthn‘ldd‘ Broadcloth “kauml an"; fine i l”(l'i’kimd‘.I’mm‘kd29c
Miss Sylvia. Gena, West avenue. ' o s s 31:33:95; ’1330 “a "5'00 at negsu'iglhl'l “new h'mse” ‘0 h" 3“ cd dolvnd-‘ridw fithi‘iluun '0}. ““iiili. cnllllr 99 immlm $1.19.lllfll(‘l‘lfll, all Sizes
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has left for North Sobago. M... m“ Annette Song”. 61 Fairfield i’ 3 . . . was rmadgeb;r\3‘im11n ‘rhtiggglmgl'illlgton street by a car driven l)_\' ~' iiililt‘llf‘tl .......... Ci :
Whfle Illa will ”and "19 Kuhn“! avenue. htl returned to her home Maiden Frankel, Young son of Mr. Boston. . i'l‘ilnmna ll‘Clilnll of lllllls court.
haturo Camp. . . from a. short visit with friends at and Mrs. H. Frankel. Main street. He explained that since he “as South Norlvllllt. is l'i‘L‘iHCl‘lilg lllcolyj ,
Atlantic Highland:.~ 13‘ J' returned to his home yesterday aft. two years old he had spent most or ”l “W “mm M “m "MU“ ‘
Boys’ Blouses
Silk Mixed Crepe
Rayon Undies
Israel Block has returned to his . ‘
Or an operation for tonsiiitis in the his life in various penal institutions ‘ ‘ i
.. e - _ ‘ . ' .. ' ' .- , ‘ ‘ g.
rOISOdllz'fiznshri": 32’3“: I: A Socony oil burner was install urine”... hogplul. . starting with a rcfonn school mm Miss Dilltlllly Lune lonlt‘s slitur-l ‘ Lm 01y silk and c o t t 0 ll broadcloth it e r a ll l 0, Silk
on e ' ' ' 'd ”'“M‘V in "1° new home °1 0 s e where he was reared. Forum 1.. May lor the \vest. whore aim is ill Cl . . i" sin ' l . , “6 - ‘_ . 1"“
Block. Belden place. Edward R“ Von Cutieberg. Betts- ‘J h Coe Seavlew a 'enue has dct‘lnrcd he had abando ~i l r, li-‘seninr this year ill lliv l‘llircrsil . oil , mmw‘ w" "I‘ ‘ D 990 ”Mimi“ ‘~’ 1“- $1 19 WW0 111m NE 2 29
t I O 0 n i . - llU lope til. . l “15', lilOOIllt‘l‘S . . . _ _ . ‘2 yards ...... . . 3 fm‘ ......... 1 .
wood road. - . recently taken a 905m with the learning anything except crime and iUiillfomiél- T110 \‘m‘fillons 01‘ ”ml
“t -—DORLON’B snonn noose.
-—Now opened for the season.
Famous for over forty, years for
Shore Dinners and sea. food of all
kinds. Phone Nor-well: flit—Adv.
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Miss Florence Manviile has re-
signed her positiou with the 8. s.
Kresge company.
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was Mildred Wilcox is enjoying
her annual vacation from duties
with the F. W. Woolworth com-
may. ’
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_Misa Gladys Dayton, Spring street,
is spending a few weeks .wtih rela-
tives in Norwich and Danielson.
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Mrs. Harry 8. Benton end.daugh-
tor. Kate. Highland avenue, are
spending a few weeks with friends
in Detroit. . . '
was Mildred Kari. Van Buren
avenue, has been visiting relatives
in New Jerk city for the past few
days. ‘-
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Harry 8. Gorton. Bettewood place.
has returned to his duties in the oi:-
tics of the Norweik Company after
enjoying a pleasant vacation of two
weeks.
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Mrs. B. M. Richards. Flex Hill
road. has returned to her home af-
ter a week's cruise with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Murray on the "Oriana
mli. .
my places of interest were visit-
ed. Among them the Gold cup races
at: Lerchmont. Captain Arthur Day
of East Norwalk la in charge of-the
M“ O C O
llr. and Mrs. Donald J. Lyons and
daughter Audrey. Arch street. have
returned to their home after spend-
ing a. week with Mr. Lyons' parents
#1 In my“. a e l
Xian Frances Butterly. Brooklyn.
vuitiagheraunblrsfinxia-
sell, .Vats Bur-e: a.vsn.ue.
—Put coal in now. excellent qual-
ity well screened. and at the best
’ ‘ this year. Immediate-de-
n Alfred Brown. Coal. Infer-
‘m Phone me-a.
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James H.‘ O'Hara. to West eve-
nue. is recovering from a recent ill-
ness and treble to go for a. short
ride each day. Mr. O'Hara‘a many
friends are glad to see him out even
for a short tint:- .
Mr. and lira. Winfred Mag. es
lteveas street. returned yesterday
:21st from their Canadian
trip. He. mag he'll: been called
back to attend to some important
bulim- wtth the Ian meant
Mr. and Mrs. Lacey and William
Enders of Bay Ridge. N. J.. were
our ght guests of Mr. ~- and Mrs.
Aiffo. H. Sdmers. 61 Fairfield laven-
ue. ‘
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——see our'Gift Department for
Wedding Gifts. Second Floor. Lion-
nelly's.—-Adv. . . ..
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe was
out this morning and at his office
in the South Norwaiii pout office for
the 'flrat .time‘in about three weeks.
having been absent because of ill-
ness. .He was greeted by.a host 'of
friends on his return.
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Another to receive congratulations
today was Dr. William J.'Moore.
popular‘ optioian. prominent Mason.
and "suger‘daddy" of the Kiwanis
baseball team—who is today celebra-
tilig his birthday.
one
There will be a business meeting
of the Norwalk chapter of DeMoiey
in the Washington street Masonic
temple. tomorrow evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Goeiler.
Newxork. :ere the guests of Mrs.
Goeiier’a aunt. Mrs; George 1". Wet-
(n70! mellow-Bluff:
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in. and Imminenry Prowitt'of
museum are'away for-a few'deys
one vacation't.rlp.. . .
—-Now.la.the time of year fol-fur
storage. The twin City Valet‘il a
reliable piece“ and all. fur storage
here is insured against are and
theft. ‘7 North Main} St. Phone
dot—Adv.
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David» Nettenberg wiligo as dele-
gate. of Not-walk Local No; 1'2 to the
annual convention of the Connec-
ticut state Barbers' Protective asso-
ciation, August 2. The convention
session are to be held in Gardner
he'll. Watefbnrz. .
Ili- Bella’nate. Commerce street.
is alloying a- two weeks' vacation at
Atlantic City. She is numbering
her frienda'her'srfl: PW cards.
- llr.’ and lira. Henry Dinkewite.
and daughter. Ida. Osborne avenue.
have returned to their home. after
a short visiewith relatives in King-
mx.1._'
iAbner' Podeii. formerly of East
Nerwalk. now of New York city. vi.
sited meade here recently-
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. lesbian Wren. , arch-support
one. store. has
mhm
”Wanevlmu.
mule. / " j
Shore Haven Golf club.
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G. Daniel Weber. 177 Main street.
entertained friends from New York
city at his home yesterday.
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At a meeting of the Uncas Tribe
1. O. R. M.. plans were made for
the monster ciambake which will be
held at Greenwich. August :8. un-
der the auspices of the associated
tribes of li‘airfleld County. Each
tribe has three of its lndiens on the
committee. John Moore. Fred Ge-
nung, Jr.. and William Kelly repre-
sents the local tribe for the bake.
It was also decided at the meeting
that Robert J. Oliver. degree mas.
ter of the second degree team. will
work the second degree at twilight
at the clembalie. .
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--Electric Fans $7.50 up at Don-
neliy’a.—-Adv.
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Joseph Corcoran. William Byxbee
and Ralph Dibble of Norvvalk' mo-
tored to Yonkers. New York. yes-
terday where they attended the races
at the 'Empire City Race track. I.
Pimblersliring street, and Ruben
Spray. also attendedthavreces luv-a
separate party.
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. Harold Weiner. Stuart avenue.
motored to_ Bye Beach last evening.
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_ Miss Florence Skidd. Fell-field
avenuey, was .a" visitor in New York
iaatcvening.
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Many residents of SouthNorwalk
attended thereernivel whichthe Ro-
weytoh Firemen are giving at Ro-
wayton.
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Samuel Baker. manager of the
South Nor-walk branch of the Gun.
Kinney Shoe stores will start on his
vacation .Monday morning. Mr.‘ k.
or will leave Monday. for Colu us.
Ohio. where he will spend the two
weeks with relatives.
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mes Sylvia Gene. West avenue.
left Sunday for the Highland Nature
Camp. Sebago. Heine. Mi Gena
will remain there for the r of the
summer.
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Miss Eugenie McMahon. Putnam
avenue, expects to entertain the
Misses Catharina Lynch and Isabel
atone. Both of the young ladies
graduated from New Rochelle col-
lege with It. Ncflahouf
. ‘ O O 0
ll- ‘l'hnraa Barnum. of Hervin
Beach. is nteneiulng ll- llariorle
Hashim for a fete days. Ili- nae-
kins makes her summer home at
Oompo Beach. ' . _
0 O .0 '
an. and In. Sidney Bell. daugh-
ter. June. and lir.‘ and Hrs. he
a. m at Maytag; m
this mania-lo defer-ere new
1
felt that society would he better offl‘i‘esiern Uan‘l‘Slilt'S tlitl'rl‘ from
if he were removed permanently.
those of the eastern (‘tlllt-gi‘s. in that:
He was sentenced to serve three to'tllo students are distllisseil about lllt‘! ‘ ,
six years in the penitentiary.
He admitted the raising of a check
given to a store here recently. for
which he ivns nrrcsicd. and loan also
that he had practiced the fraud for
years. He said he was wanted in New
York. Bohton and Mt. Holyoke. Mass.
for similar offenses. and that he had
served more than a. half a dozen
prison terms.
I haven't been free for more than
five months at a time since I on:
two years old." Moore stated. “1 our
reared in a. reform school farm. 1
never learned anything in my whole
e. '
“Jail Threatened All
Speeders Arraigned
In Greenwich Court
GREENWICXI (Speeiai)—~Judlzt-
James R. Mead has announced a
policy of jail sentences for ponnlo
who flagrantly and persistently vin-
late the automoblle speed laws. To-
day be imposed a. nne of $25 and
costs and a. 15-day jail sentence, the
latter suspended. in the case of Im-
gar Menisky of Stamford, who was
arrested for speeding. Menlsky had
been arrested before on a similar
charge. i
o.
. IS THIS WHY TH E WOODS CALL?
:vxpccts to he in New York. Friday
ill‘ld Saturday.
first of May to return the middle oi“
iAugust ,in order to avoid the hotlrst
'part of' the season. so Miss Payne isgconnectlcut State
forced to 1(‘11V8 lltc sllnlli'il‘l‘ colony
before the, season closes. i’l'ol'vssor Banks Are Rated High
and Mrs. A. 'i‘. lloblllson of Boston llAlili‘OllD. (A P ) ' "' Banking
were the neck-end guests of Mrs. institutions of Connecticut. under
William Arthur Payne. Mrs. Payne 1 Slum control. maintain a total sur-
l pills lllrce timr-s greater than the ag-
l iz'l'rizlllc capital of the hunks involved
i’llils Slilli“ is 0th of the five out of
, , _ ‘fnrty oiullt \\'llf‘rt) similar conditions
l‘llc linsses Anllll. l\flill(‘l‘ln0 and. exist. and mm. of those states with
l .
‘Helen RHE‘Y 0f L‘omlm Bf’m‘ll weruisilt‘li strongly developed blinking
the guests of Miss Jinric Quinn, resonrt'vs arc in New England. The
Thursday. (.fhur llil‘t't‘i are Vermont. New
. ’ ‘ ‘ i li..m:r:rhiro and Maine, Pcnnsylvania
Mrs. George llyde is fishing in ‘ is the fifth.
New York city for a few days. These facts are revealed in n
l U l ' lSllilt‘lllPI'li. showing the aggregate
(in a fishing trip today to that i‘ihOlll‘i‘f‘S of nil hunks llndor stntt‘
reach. Mrs. George Davis will have i t‘cnlrol. llronarrd by Secretary ll. N.
as her guests;‘:\1r_ and Mrs. Heft and Sims of New Orleans for the annual
'll‘vt‘i'illllZ of the National Association
son and daughter, of Bronxvillen N. . .
y. Mr and 3‘“... “va of I'eacll of Supervisors of State Banks. held
‘ " l‘l(‘i‘l‘ill_\' lit t‘oilluliius. O. A copy of
. ..
\l ' ' t , ‘1 (Deputy Brink Commissioner Lester
. rs. Sanford of liromtllie. 4:. Shippen.
. ‘ . The aggregate surplus of all state
Mrs. Ed'F‘und C‘ Pcndlcton, “'1‘“ controlled banks in Connecticut at
returned recently {mm a ”"90 'thn end of the first quarter this your
:Head Lake. 319.. returned to her
weeks‘ trip to Mt- K1800. Moose l'.‘l\$$5li.il93.173.l5,“‘lllle the total
runiinlizaliion amounted to “8.318..
home in Mount Vernon for today. ‘L'ito, according to the compilation.
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PURE. NATURAL XCE THAT .WILL PROVE BEST
FOR ALL USES — OUR SERVICE WILL APPEAL
AND OUR PRICES. TOO.
F. HAIN
Freight Yard. Foot of Ann St.. So. Norwalk
COAL
“'001)
[CE
$32; ’1' Qfi“
4n know it is big
1.29
Wi‘laon G“Major,”
was?
, Boer
,‘f'l‘hie otter expires July :1. ins"
‘0
league, fellows, any
way you look at it.
Never a finer dnnk‘ —
Blue Bird that makes
thirstythmategladthey
are thirsty—more deli-
cious than juice.
And for rinkinga
a. drink like ting-a
league ofier. we 29
Blue Bird bottle caps,
add $1.29 and get a
$3.5 0 Major League
Glove, or add 89c for a
$2.00 Oficiai League
Ball. Come on! Shoot!
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