, Who—“Old‘Wes’And Now."
i
Mob—“nature."
Palace—"Nell Gwyn."
Plans For Fortieth Anniverss of
bottles Fowler Women‘s R ief
Corps to be made at meeting Aug. 0.
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COMING EVENTS.
August 7.-Norwalk Tire and Rub-
ber Company Outing.
August ‘l.—!-t picnic at Comps.
Alisa-t 7.-John Milne and Stevie
enDokus Attend State Republican
Meeting in New Haven.
Autust 7.—Dsnoe at Bell Island
Country Club.
y August s.—Annusl Clambake of
American Legion in Behsffer's
Grove.
August s.-Outing Hungarian Re.
lotmod church in Hennossey's Grove.
August l.-—Rev. Charlyes Grdy
. leave on vacation and will remain at
Lake Zosr till September 5.
mmmrbr'lbmonow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ............ 4:36 A. M.
Sun Sets 7:04 P. in.
High Tide............ 10:43 A.'M.
Low Tide ............ 5:00 P. M.
n—fi—
1‘ Miss Sadie Bodwell. Seymour
:stroot. is vacationing at Bailey‘s is-
land Maine. Miss Rodweil expects
to remain a week. or.more.
mu Adelaide Finch «I Quintard
avenue, has been spending a few
days at Dover-Ends, N. Y.
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he employes of the S. S. Kresge
PW enjoyed a "hot dog roast"
. 'st'Calf Pasture Beach Wednesday
evening. The party consisted of
Misses Jennie Tlrilla. Frances Fi-
sano. Esther Anderson. Mae Gor-
msln. Marion Conley and Edith
vBoerum. Swimming was enjoyed
later in the evening.
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Forty friends of Miss Ann A.
Mace staged a surprise miscellaneous
shower in her honor. Tuesday eve-
‘ hing at her home, 7 Isaac street.
The affair was in honor of her ap-
proaching marriage to Fred Cane-
vari, Liberty square. Miss Mace le-
ceived many beautiful gifts.
The table was decorated in yel-
low and white with streamers of
crepe paper to the center; piece. a
. wedding bell. Golden catered. . . ..
Following the shower all enjoy~
ed bathing at Calf Pasture Beach.
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v . Mrs. Irving C. Jennings and son.
Flax Hill road, have returned home
' from Newtown. Mass. where they
were. visiting Mrs. Jonning's moth-
er.
s so
-— very woman loves a beautiful
home. Ask Abe. Phone 351-2.——Adv.
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. ‘ has. Hoyt. son of Dr. and Mrs.
.‘F‘sB. Hoyt. who with a companion,
ha been touring Europe on bicycles
ssiJed for home last Wednesday on .
the steamer ”Reliance." They are
upectdd home in a few days.
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Mrs. William Saabye. Mrs. Wil-
liam James, MissEthel Sonbye and
My". Sarah Fitch are spending the
day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Brown, Bald Pond. .
‘ ‘ ' e s s
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Luckett. 74
Ward street, are on a three weeks’
vacation at Atlantic City. N. J. They
I" expected to return next week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Brazel, 85
Ward street. are ente‘ttalning rela-
tives from Baltimore. Md.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hllkemeier,
76 Ward street. have returned home
after spending a -week's vacation
with relatives in New York city.
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«Radios and Victrolss sold
easy terms. Domenic—Adv.
I
on
Mr. and Mrs. William Sonnet. 31
Bayview avenue. left yesterday on
a vacation. They expect to go to
Quebec. reaching Canada via Maine
and the other New England states.
The return trip will probably be
made by wsy of Lake Champlain
and the Adirondacks. Mr. and Mrs.
Somers expect to be gone about two
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The Boston Store is engaged this
week in taking the regular inven-
tor!- ess
Mrs. 1!. Edison, Huntington. W.
vat. is a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Magus. Putnsm avenue.
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frank Barneld. Putnam ‘avenue.
left yesterday for Saratoga Springs
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Ills! Hannah Tobin. Comps
mp: was s.\vlsiltor in this city yes-
terdsi- '
l. s s e
firs. Henry Miller of Brooklyn is
outing her nation with Mrs.
W Miller, East Rocks road.
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. indie Diamond. Eutnsm avenue',
ls guarding a few :la'y: in New York.
J-Now II the time of year for fur
‘ The Twin City Valet is a
. nihilism-solution“ for storage
here is insured against are and
m I! North Main St.
at . s e e
In Woltsoo. East ‘Norwnlk is
gnawing s two weeks' vacation in
Norwich.
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firs. B. Jsbrsck. Hanford place,
nintsrtsinlng relatives from New
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'. and urn. wluml mum
‘ saunter, Virginia. u would
rashes will leave Monday for Troy.
RE .. where they will spendrtwe
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m. and Mrs. Albert Hodge and
ids-(liter, Evelyn. Winfield street.
.us
Phone
\
mien. are W
‘ Mangelsg Crockett street.
s
Norwalk was given s. surprise
visit yesterday by representatives
from the Paramount studio who
are touring this section of the state
in the interests of the further ad-
vancement of the motion picture in-
dustry. The representatives were
0. E. Poulton and Buy-men J. Kill-
boy of the Long Island studio. They
are travelingihie section in the au-
tomobile plctui’ed above which is
equipped with motion picture para-
phernalia. While here they visited
with Manager Al Ilamilton of the
Palace and Regent theatres who es-
corted them throughout the city so
they could take scenes of many of
The Evening Sentinelweicomes
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
offerings have to be rejected be-
:uuse of the carelessness of 'the
writer.
Many people fail to write
names legibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Such matter
:annot be used until it has been
recopied in the Sentinel office and
there is seldom timo‘for that.
People using typewriters should
led a. double-space l” writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where nec-
assury.
l
in Kent. Willard Mlclcnl. Lincoln
avenue is managing Hodge's Sport-
ing Goods store during their ab-
sence.
e e s
Miss. Marie Mnrucow 28 Lincoln
avenue has returned to her home
from the Stamford hospital, where
she had her tonsils removed. ‘
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-—-Eyes examined by a University
Graduate. Benedict, The Jeweler.
-——Adv.
e e s
Miss Vera Dennis,“Franklin street
is visiting relatives in Lcolllinster,
Mass.
.. . :
Mrs. Henry l“oroit, McKinley
street has ps her guvst, Mrs. George
Johnson. Paterson. N. J.
, ‘ . fl. .9 (
Miss Alice Splanf (emery. of
Not-walk, who has been open ing a.
few days in this city has returned
to her duties as nurse in the Over-
brook hospltnl. Cedar Grove. N. J.
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Miss Frances Costello of the A. J.
Collins colllpnny, North Main street
is Ep(\.lilll: her annual vacation in
New lilllllpshlro.
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Miss Madeline Spencer. Fall'fleld
avenue, visited friends in Stamford
yestenday, '
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Albert Bishop, New York city, is
visiting ' his sister Mrs. Blanche
s e
Miss Dorothea Ward, Cedar street.
is visiting relatives in Port Chester.
She will resume her duties in the
office of the Crofut and Knapp
company next week.
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Dr. William W. Tracey. West ave-
nue. recently appointed medical ex-
aminer for the Norwaiks. has re-
turned to his home‘after a short visit
in New York city.
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Miss Belle Bate. Washington
street. will leave for Atlantic City
Monday where she will stay with
friends for two weeks.
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G. Daniel Weber, 177 Main street
will visit friends in Norwich over
the week-end.
s e e
Stephen Starr Jarvis Jr.. son of
Mr. and' Mrs. S. S. Jarvis. 39 Sea-
,Surrenders
\.
“Sesrfsee Al"0sponi.sllegcdhesd
creams-WI um
iofedersloil‘lceestlsere
WW7 _
MMdu‘l-Ilflfldu-
“Mentor-cymbal ll.
MW no'sdntttedlmowinu
Wamwith relatives.
the denied.“
' accepted a position with the A .snd
the beauty spots in Norwalk to be
placed on lilo in the Paramount ll-
brm-y for future reference. The
representatives were well pleased
with this city and expressed the
opinion that in the future Para-
mount may ‘enact several important '
scenes of its super features in this
vicinity.
The automobile. which command-
ed considerable attention, was park-
ed in North Main street. a short
distance from the theatre. Tile car
would have been parked in front
of the Palace. but due to the luck
of parking space. the only available
location was that a short distance
bcyOnd. The car bore the insignia
f HARBOR ‘7 IEW
Those desiring to place items
In this column should mmmunl-
3m, with London Herrick. tel.
:l.
HARBOR VIEW
. CARD PARTY
, FINE succrss
Committee Reports $150
Made—More Than 100-
Present~Ash Tray And'
Jug Prizes Popular.
Card Party Chairman
of the Famous Pluycrs-Lasky cor-
poration. The machine was strik-j
lngly finished and immediately ar-
rested the attention of the pusseru-1
bl'. ~ .
The representatives remained in!
town several hours. They also an-‘
nounced tlmt Mlmngcr Hulniltou has
contracted to show several of the
company's fcnlurcs. Some of them:
are: “Tho Show 0ff.""‘l’ou Never,
Know \Vomell." Florence Vidor’s“
first starring picture; and Gloria
Swanson in “Fine hillnnel's.” The
dates they will he offered will he.
made known ht ll. lutcr date by Man-
_.._———————
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view avenue. is recovering at his
home after a. recent illness.
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Mrs. B. Ferguson, Cluy slrect, will
leave Sunday for Portland. Ma,
where she will remain for a week
with friends.
remain for a week with friends.
e s e
Darius Miller 2d. Cornwall. Conn..
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Starr Jarvis. 39 Seaviow
avenue, snilod yesterday for at three
months' tour of Europe.
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Mrs. Emma Neil, Brooklyn. is vis-
iting friends on Scnvimv avenue.
e e e
Mrs. Blanche Mnngics and son.
Ilr-njnmln. Crockett avclluc. will
leave Monday for‘ Old Orchard
Bouch Mo., where they will spend
a week with friends.
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Mary Heathy. cashier at the Pal-
ace thcntcr, is touring the New
England states with her mother.
(Yards have been received by friends
from various poiflts of interest. They
will be gone two weeks.
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Nathan Zatkin. Stamford. was a
visitor in Norlvnlk last evening. Mr.
Zntkin returned early in the week
to his home after spending 18
months in France. Mr. ankln was
employed as music and dramatic,
critic of the Chicago Tribune in
Nice, and intends to return to‘llmt
city in several months. His friends
warmly Welcomed him home.
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llarrylllrnold and Daniel Henry.
both of France street, have accept-
ed positions with the Norwnlk Tire
and Rubber company for the re-
mainder of ‘tho summer. Mr. Hon.
ry attends the University of Penn-
sylvania and Mr. Arnold. Wesleyan
College. at
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Edmund Kelley and Louis Kram-
er, both of South Noru'ulk, have re.
ccntly resigned their positions with
the Norwalk Tire and llulllcr com-
pony.
( s e e .
Mrs. S. M. Doitz. 39 South Main
street. is entertaining her mother.
Mrs. Joseph Lotz. Jersey City. Mrs.
Lotz arrived yesterday morning and
will remain for tonsdnys.
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Miss Blanche Katz. Brooklyn. N.
Y.. sister of Mrs. I. Rosenthai South
Main street. has returned .to her
home after spending a week in
South 'Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nevas. Wood-
ward avenue. left this morning with
their two daughters for a week-end
trip. to .the Catskill Mountains.
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Mrs. A. Tove. Belden avenue. is
expecting her son, William Tove.
Brooklyn. td’tdrlve his family and a.
party of friends to Norwalk over
the week-end.
. s e.
Mrs. George Talmadge. 51 South
Main street. will return to her home
Saturday morning. after spending
four weeks in 'Skolhegan. Me. She
wi.l brmg her niece. Verna Osborne,
back with her. '
t s
Morris Schnitzer. Leroy Shirt fac—
tory, South Norwalk. has returned
after a two weeks' vacationat Camp
Copeke, New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Modne apd their
daughter Edith, 56 Putnam avenue.
spent yesterday in New York visit-
ing a relative who has Just arrived
from West Virginia.
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I
Donald Brown. Main street. has
P. company of Norwnik. He is now
with the Norwaik Tire and Rubber
company, which concern he leaves
with best wishes.
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Miss Wills Green. Couch street,
is enjoying a vacation from her du-
ties at the Berg Hat company. at
Like Pocotopsug, East Hampton.
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, Miss Dorothy Tallon. a Kellogg
‘street is confined to her home be-
cause of illness.
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Ml. Catherine Cosette of Meri-
den is whiting her cousin. Miss
Genevieve Gormley, Crescent ter-
race.
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‘Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mslkin, Van
Buren svenue, have purchased a
new csdllise' touring car.
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Mr. and Mrs John Benjamin and
family are spending a month at
Bsyvlew Bosch. Milford.
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Friends of Miss Molly O'Ksrs.
formerly of Hillside school are re-
l
agcr linmiiton. i
I
sailed for lli‘l‘ homo in Ireland, ill
few weeks llgo liL‘t'OlllPul‘llC‘tl by her
aunt. Mrs. l‘ull'il-k lJclunt-y ol' l’llillt- ,
dolphin. '
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Nullllic Glicksou. Isulle strcct, nu.
turned Yi‘sli'l'tllly lo lll'l' home lli‘lrr
spending u week at llulltum Luke.
N. Y.
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Cllrris are being; r( crived by friends
of .\‘.l'. unt‘. Mrs. .llill‘l')’ Goodman.
who were married ill New York Sun-
day. They urn: on tl.tir way to Can-
adu. Mrs. Goodman was formerly
Miss liutlio rowel, who is employed
by the lumber (,o. Washington
street. Silo intends to resume her
position on her l‘LlL‘l‘li.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gulls,
their daughter Mildred. 49 West
uvvnuo. and Mrs. Gulls's sister, Em-
lyn Harris, 82 South Main street
are stopping at the Chateau ll‘rollt-
cnllc .tlulvbec. Cull. From there, they
will continue further into Canada.
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Jack Hurling. a llurvnrd student
who is spt-lllllllg the sulllmcl' ill
South Nurvvulk left yesterday for u
visit in .l-Jdgcmt-rc, 1.. I. Mr. Hurling
will also attend the Philharmonic
concert all the Studlum in New
York.
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Cards are bcihg received from
Joe Yust, who is spending two
weeks at Camp l’llllllcr, Oxford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith are
l'lllOl‘ltllnlllg Mr. and Mrs. llolvurd‘
Smith, Far liockuu‘uy, L. I.. for a
short lime.
e s s
Miss Hilda. llrudshllvv, i'nrmcl‘ in-
structor of typing and shorthand at
Ml‘l‘l‘lll's Business college, is now at
her home in Full lllver, Muss. Miss
llrodshllw is now singing in her
home town and in \\'L‘St lthblll‘)‘.
Muss. ..
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Mr..nnd Mrs. Franklin Cleverly.
Edlic. avenue, are sumnlering near
Boston.
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Miss Amelia. Walden, 7 Orchard
street. who is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
G. Wanner, Nuilcl‘. N. J., is remem-
bering her friends lll Norwalk with
curds. \
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Mrs. G. Morgan Murcn. New
York. who is spending the summer
at the “Walden," Sound Ilcnch. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory
Stevens. 160 Flax Hill road.
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Mrs. B. M.
Richards, Flax Hill
The End Of ’ Struggle
‘ .
Sees-yarns!
luminosities“
V
:hmflrhlr
ceivlmcards from her. Miss O'Hara"
.tjhul'lv-s ll. Slv‘ulmr, Jr.. on f‘llllll‘llll‘ln
m m Existence” ended for var... Baron-
mmmrs: soosstress and social favorite. when
M
rum—s
Sills. STING“: 8. III .\ll.l.\l
" \ll l'l‘Ji'lllll': ni Cords," Hu- Elrl'lill
ill lll“ ll.ll-|l0l' \1. vs villbllv-um lust;
mull llliili'l‘ llll' i.7l:\[lli,‘l':il
[\lli‘l'litJlVll 'l‘v.l :llldl
l"llll 11:.
o! Illn- hulls!"
11ml club lill<l lllltl‘l' luv [vl‘l'FUllJl‘ E Men's, women's and children‘s
lilllwlwlfloll ol‘ .‘-l::'. S‘l'll'nm S. lil‘n. . , E ~« shirts. drawers. off
)1: ..l. proud 1 him :uw .“1. :llll'l llli- E vests . ....... .... %
loll.llllltu- in Hull l- l’lllilllS grow; =
l'il . 1pm i‘xw‘l (lllll; $1.3". l g
Morn lll'.ll ill” ll‘H‘llv his of ”1qu ‘VOMEN,S HOSE
Hulllmvl' colony llllll H]! il' gurus i:.l-; .- .
ill- 1« ll lil llw tilllirllLlll:€-- Llat m" lulu; j .. E lr‘ull fusllioncd pure silk in top
illlvl vlljoylui as m! 'li' 2m; .l..ll til-3 ..-— ——--g:u'lcr run stop
li:;l.lllll llll (H'l'.l.‘;l0li us ”11' sealsoll in“ E lll colors , _ . . 51-59
lllwiy to bum; furlll. l'mi-l' lllt‘:E
:lI,-llv 4lll'l("llili 0' Mrs. l‘l?llli.?lll, “it" E
llllltth ol' the ll:|l‘l_\' “as Jlirlllliil‘ = 9
m: J In inl'v ll lu pull. llml llll‘ l'L'-. g MEN S HOSE
:“U “115 a” “ML (NH M “01"‘1‘5 lll'i ’lh’ill‘fi men's fllnl".\' silk and
”i3 3 = ‘ . ._ .-
'I'f.u- \:ll"l(»us l‘vl‘uwdlzsllio'lzi :lL ”10"5 “Shmhum “ht 19c pr.
ll! .n'll lll'l‘ \lllZ'ILlllé». :1) l'l tlll‘."‘ llll.‘ ch {-1 E qua y ........ . ,
lt'll llll‘lll'l"‘tl by the l-l'm-llon of flit-,1 E-
ncv.’ lll‘ill"r'_ llllll lllw sown! List (-vuv' =
llllll: :llould ll,” fur lou..rds :lf‘L'Ollh? E BOYS, BLOUSES
pill-hm: lllli; end, I E
HMS mm rim-u M “M, mm“; E llroudclolli and woven nmdres
(0110\nd.; flu? csllllr. 'l‘ll“ plllvvl'o} E *m“ out, ”St color 79c
were lzl‘vlltly plum-l1 \vllil llll; “5h; '5 “flue “‘00 """""
inns lll’ltw llll'll lo lll" lll' :t and lllo‘l =
. ....
uttlllclm- Spanish \vzlrll ll {:spivrn lu’ .=
the lzulm, At ll o'vlnvli lxhusll RE CHILDREN’S
moms \\ l‘c s-‘i'u'll. lillll lilv- lli‘lii'llills E
punch and who lm p-lrml l'ul' lb.» r-l'.‘ =
crlslon (il‘fll’llll‘fll't‘fl quickly. Homo—e E DRESSES
modu czllldy “as (ill .‘nl‘n’. 'l'i '- bums; : E Dainty prints. smart plain and
that l‘~.llliilll-il at lllt' end of tin" E figured gingham nicely 89
ovoniulz \vmu- l-ol'llml. l"... trimmed .. _ . . . . _ . , _ , c
Crullt ill dun llll‘ vurinllr-l mmmll- l 2
Means Well as to Mill. l‘lllllllilll for. E:
the sucwss ol‘ the MR Z‘l"‘.:. Mm; 7"!
of llll: ticket collllu:llw'-_ \vllr: llSSlHl-
1‘d by the OHS-W‘s llurf‘lhv 120::li0l‘i'.
Lilly Mul-lvl'v. Hill] l\':llll--l‘llll‘ and
Virginia Hush. l‘jllt‘ll ml-zlrlmv of the
(ommltice sold 20 “(‘lil‘lh‘, Those in
road. left today to visit friends in
Welhcruilcld.
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Mrs. James (:Hllll‘ll :lud Mrs. .lullu
Lester urn \isui 2' 111's. Nelliv
Clarke in Math. Mus-.2
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\E‘Iirds are living: rH'v‘lYl‘tl from
Miss lluill Wilson, tl-oolll-r at lllll-
side school. now in Belgium.
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hotel. The newness end her leap
‘il‘fi'fivuf j .. .\ ‘- ' .
accessories.
MI.
llllllllo'
...‘1,
_Il
Main and W311 Ste.
Phone 4100
After I
nventory Sale
\
Indestructible lt‘l'f‘llf'll pearls—
choker—Go and 30 ill. lengths.
attractlvolyssc
boxed . .
ens...---
VANTINE'S
.lzlth preparation.
]v‘ n m o u s
Scented Nurclssus Suits.
powder alld soup
mmmummmmundummmuummummmmmmmmmmmmmumumummllu
YARNS
’ Minerva and llorllcr's wool
. yarns—plum colors 9
ball ........ . . . . . . . . . c
ART GOODS
lloynl Society
loose pieces.
1‘3 0“
SCARFS
lll'ilVy silk, plain and printed.
fringed und plain $2 39
I
ends. $8.00vzllue
UNDERWEAR
packages and
I
i
ummR
RAYONS
347 yds. lustrous silky wash-
uble ruyons -— dainty 47c
small designs . . . . . . . .
OUTING FLANNEL
Yurds plain white 27 in.
12lc
234
hcnvy nap flun-
ncl . .
PILLOW CASES
45 x 36 in. full cut. well made.
free of dress-
illg
29c
sees-so
40 INCH SHEETING
llcnvy brown muslin. full 40
in. w i d 0. firm 14
quality .. ..... ...... 0
Women’s
Wash
Dresses
Smart well made broad-
cloth—Prints C o t t o n
pongees -— d o i: figured
and plain effects.
$1.98 ~
All Sizes Fast Colors
SILK UNDIES
i25 pieces washable crepe and
radium slips and 3 9
chemise ........ s s 8
INFANTS’ WEARS
Darling little dresses, slips and
gowns, slightly soiled 59c
Liquid Vcnccl‘ j l f f y
oil mops complete
54c
FLOOR WAXER
Famous Johnson llnol' \\'.’l.\'('l'.
completels439
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value $6.50 .. . . . .
fl
PIE DISH
G l a s s bake pic dish and
"3"" $1.19
and mussed ..........
HAND MADE GOWNS
Porto Rico hand made and em-
broidered. full cut $1 on
s
gowns. All colors
ll "llllllllllllllllllllllllllflfllllllllllllllllllllllfl II" I llllll lllllllllll llll
value $1.98
BUTTONS
Hundreds of buttons, small.
large, plain and 10 card
fancy ..... . c
'l
2
mil
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r —
,: ‘ ‘ =
m_ ......_.._ = ‘3
Norwalk, Conn. 5—: 3
. ..-. ,_ =
MARQUISET’I‘E g ,
387 Yards curlllln nllltl'l‘lul. g ;
p l a l n lllld 8% yd. E E.
dot effects c E i
— 4!
CURTAINS g l
64 Pairs voile curiuhls. dot nlld E ‘
spillsll design. 23% 31124. 79 _"
long ...... c 5‘
g
DINNER WARE g "
400 I‘ll-res llccol'nlml dinner .55
“‘lil'l‘, all s i 7. c 2 for 1 o in}:
plllies........ c E.
_"
Aluminum Kettles 2:2
4'! heavy image 6 qt. t‘unleK g
kctllcs with 39 ...;
covers............... 0 “""
COVERED DISHES 2’
Decorntal (‘flVi‘l'f‘ll vl :Ictllblo :t.
dishes, discontinued 98 :5
patterns . . ......... . . c ....
E
SCREENS g
15 )1 3:2 Adjustable m n-rust ...;
well mlldu 29 E v I
sel'cclls.............. c E
E.
MOPS l "'7“
charge of the refreshm'cnts were
Mrs. John Potter. chairman; Mrs.
. Births
F. S. LYON
Arthur Askoy. Mrs. A. W. Minuse
and Mrs. lisrry Peck. Mrs. Frank
Wood. assisted by Mrs. W. S. Cous-
ins, took charge of the candy. Mrs.
llong, Mrs. Clnud Munseii and Mrs.
lli‘lll'y \Vorthmnn comprised the
committee on tables and arrange-
lnwllls. and took charge of the prep-
;lriion and decoration of the club-
house.
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Mrs. Conlon. Mrs. George Davis.
Mrs. Wilfred S. Cousns, Mrs. Ed-
mund ‘ I’cndleton, Ii rs. William
ilol'sdorf, Mrs. Sanford and Mrs.
Scclcy were the guests of Mrs.
Frank Wood yesterday at a. de-
home
Mother and son
William Edward will
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their
Eleanor.
nine pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Magner, 70
Cedar street. are the proud parents
of a baby son, who arrived at their
yesterday morning.
are doing nicely.
be his name.
early
Mr. m‘l Mrs. Albert Herman. 14
Lowe street have decided to name
recently arrived daughter.
Eleanor was born Wed-
nesday, at 9:30 a. m.. and weighs
Robert Wolfe.
South Main street. was the attend-
lng physician.
Dr.
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
Golden’s
August Clearance
Wonderful Bargains
lightful bridge-luncheon at her
home.
——Piano Tuning. Studwell Piano
Co. Phone 126.—Adv.
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At a dinner party last evening.
Mrs. Floyd-Jones was hostess to Mr.
and Mrs. Baxter. at Harbor View,
. FRIEUBYIE’S
In Women’s Apparel
L. GOLDEN
72 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
and William Baxter.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Hyde are
visited at present by their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
George G. Hyde, of Whitestonc. L.
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Miss Eleanor Dunn. of Fordham.
Mrs. John Donovan of Mount Ver-
non. and Miss Cooley of Dobbs Fer-
ry. are the guests of Mrs. J. C.
“'nrd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. McGow-
an. and son, Kenneth, will be the
guests of Mrs. McGowan Sunday.
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.Miss Shirley Johnston recently
left for a visit in Michigan. Her
parents will motor out later and
bring her back. > ~
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Mrs. A. W. Mlnuse will entertain
at a large bridge-luncheon today.
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Mrs. F. M. Selchow. who recently
suffered injuries in a motor soci-
dent. is able to be on her feet again.
and her friends are congratulating
her on her recovery.
SCHLICHTING’S CAR
STOLEN, STRIPPED
AND ABANDONED
George Schllehting. Hickory Bluff.
reported to the downtown police last
night that his Dodge coupe had
been stolenffrorn his garage. It wss
found this morning parked in front
of the Nash Engineering company.
stripped of its spare tire and other
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