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Shinto—"What Pools Men."
=Regent—“The Unknown Soldier."
: Palace—“The Sea won."
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SunAndTldsEor'Mnoe-row.
(Standard Time.)
Iln Rises .....s..;... 4:51 A
lgn Sets .............. 6:59 P.
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:Miss Lillian Radsek. Hamilton
us. is visiting relatlv. in New
:Ada Roseman and May McDowell
New York spent the week end
th Miss Cecelia Tarlov. 14 Spring
act.
M.
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51m. nay Kusseluc. New York.
ted friends in Norwalk over the
k-end.
f, e e .e ,
1.Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lewis and
family..Putnsm avenue, have re-
turned after spending two weeks
with relatives in Beverley. Mass.
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Mi. Ida Markowits has“ returned
to her home in New‘ York after
spending the week-end with friends
here. b‘ ,‘ . - . '
H. J. Lewis. local contractor. has
been given the contract for the
construction of the new Standard
Oil company gas htation, North
Main street and Pia: Hill road.
.. . . .
uni. Libowits pr'iarookiyn. who
has been a. visitor at the home of
Mrs. D. Radack. Hamilton avenue.
for the past week has returned to
her home. "
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Mil Lillian Silver. Stamford. vis-
ited friends in this. city Saturday.
0 0 i.
and elen Lippe. all of this city,
were visitors in Bridgeport Sunday.
0
John Carson, Reading, spent the
week-end in New Haven. "
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Mi. Elisabeth Saunders spent the
week-end at the home of Mrs.
Marion Munson. in Bridgeport.
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e
Mr. rand Mrs. Albert Hodge. Win-
deld ct have returned to their
home _ £03.. vacation spent in
Kent.
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Insist Singewaid. Van .~Buren
avenue. with a party of friends mo:
tored to Savln Rock, Sunday.
. ‘ ‘ e e e
Iii-1E th' Boerum. Nortlg Main
street. on ' ned friends from New
r.
the w ek-‘eud.
Jersqy ovtr . .6 .
I ' s e
and Victrolas sold on
Donnelly.—Adv. '
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'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopkins and
dough . Maygaret. of Bridgeport
spent a week-end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Finch. 196
South Main street. "
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Mia'ziusnon Scmpie. Novak place,
who had been visiting friends in,
Glenbnook. has returned to her
home. u ‘
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Mrs. slices A. Smith and grand-
daughter. Eleanor. who have been
spending s. few weeks with friends
in Paterson. N. J. have returned to .
their home. Lincoln avenue.
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Mra M. J. Dewey, New York. is .
spending a few- weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. John W. Seinple. of
Novpk clue . .
John W. Semple spent Sunday in
Rowsyton. . .
e
. Michael Comcowich. instructor at
the Mervin playsrtgund. was ‘awwr
' over e week-en
in ”his. 0. . .
The Misses Rose and Beatric
Rudder. South Main street, are ex-
pected at their home in a few days.
The girls have been spending a. few
'9." with relatives in Boston. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Riggs,
first street. are entertaining friends
mm Bridgeport for a..few days.
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Lester Esuok. Marvin Beach. mo-
urea through Stamford and vicinity
W17. ' - -
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Mi- Eelen Sullivan. instructor at, ‘
up State street playground. visited
”I“! in New Eavem‘over the
l'mefsrrsngenentsare:
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3“ e e e
m'uniocuuaotnmr-
helmet-glassd'll’re. EB.
éfigmsliiuadvlswavsnse.fol-the
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, Mrs. Robertc M. Wolfe. South
The Evening Sentinel welcomes
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
never. and regrets that so may
offerings have to be retained be.
cause of the carelessness of the
writer. .
Many people fail to write
names legibly and an item with-
out a name‘is'not iisable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Such matter
cannot be used until it has been
eecopled in the Sentinel ciiloe'and
there is seldo me for that.
People using writbrs should
use a double-space in writing
copy {or newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where neo-
wary.
rwm.
lager er t '
It In Windshield
James Gleason. 17 COmpo Road
Westport. suffered a crushed linger
in a “freak" automobile mishap on
Westport avenue last evening. While
waving to a friend in a passing auto.
mobile, he thrust his hand through
the windshield. which was loosely
fastened. find which closed on his
finger when he hit it. He was thken
to the Ndrvlk hospital where Dr.
William W. Traceyattendcd him. A
large slgnct ring. pushed deep into
the flesh, almost causcdi thc amputa-
tion of the finger.
\
the coast, where no was an instruc-
tor at the summer school of the
University of California.. Professor
Krapp's lectures were on English
literature. his subject at Columbia
university. where'he holds a profes-
sorship. Mr. and Mrs. Krapp ex.
pect to leave with their two children
in a couple of weeks for Canada.
where they will spend a short vaca-
tion.
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—ss.oo pocketbooks with gold
corners closing out at 81.29. Don-
nelly's.-Adv.
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Miss Edith Boorum. 22 North
Main street. entertained friends
from New Jersey over the week-end.
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Miss Mae Gardner. 8 Lowe street
has resigned her position with S. S.
Kresge company.
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Miss Marie O'Donnell of the oflice
force of the It. and G. Corset com-
pany. started yesterday on “varia-
tion of two weeks. but of which
will be spent in Long island.
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0
--Sale on Jantsen suits starts
Wednesday. 9. A. M. Douneliy's.—
Adv.
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William F, Hogan. Shorefront
Park. attended the performance of
the "Imaginative Girl" in Stamford
i‘last evening.
Fe is 'rarlev, ‘Rebecca Robinson
0 0 0
Eugene Peffers. Betta place. visit»
ed friends in Danbury last evening.
0 O 0
Stephen Starr' Jarvis. Jr.. son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jarvis. Sesview
avenue. has recovered at his home
after a recent illness.
w. 0 O
Johph Davis, North Main street
clothler. is a business visitor in New
York city today. ‘
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John Doe Wolfe. son of Dr. nd
ain
street, will. conclude his studies in
the Columbia summer school this
week. He will enter the sophomore
class in Georgetown university next
moat“
e e e.
Miss Julia Sachs has returned to
her home. Main, street. after a re-
cent- visit in Europe. T
, n. a . e vs ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shari and
baby pa. Hirsh. Boston. visited-
friands in East Norwaik. en route to
Philadelphia where they will attend
the Sesquicentennlal exposition.
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Robert Skidd. West Cele; street.
visited blends in Stamford lest eve-
ning. ‘ '. .,
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1‘...
Miss Dorothea Ward, Fail-field
avenue. will return to her home
within a few days after a short
visit with relatives in Port Chester.
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M. L‘Miller. 117 Main street. will
1visit friends in New York city: to-
night. -
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gutman.
Silvermine, are [at present away from
their lovely. home. Mr. Gutman’is
spending a vacation. and working on
a new portrait. Mrs. Gutman and
her two children are ending some
time at Keene Valley in the Adiron-
dack’s. During their absence. Miss
Ruth field and Mrs. Donald Park
of Ne .York are visiting ati the
Gutmau home.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Koelmer.
Ely (avenue. ,and Andrew Bellies.
Lexington avenue. left Sunday for'
Maine. They will make the trip
by auto. v
ls e _ e .
Mrs..,Morgs.n Muren has returned
to the “Walden." Sound Beach. after
being the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Emory Stevens. for a. few dam“. ‘.
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mum in: Renamed». 2‘:
COM.» mw‘h‘m
wsehs'tin :Worthinm Ibsen Dora
rinsrtaeir,s.ssmoe sir. sunfish.
mm afluon and «mm-
Mary. of!" he: Bill road.fwiii
ocoimy'Mrn-Silcock‘s residence.
.y' , ° ..‘ O 5
George Cit-k. of “Rogers had
entered upon his annual ace. n.
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. macaw. Nash. Berkel ‘
is spending several days in I
i a. D. 0.. having been “called
Nash's' . Mrs. Frederick
Hallock. r. and Mrs. He.
spent their vacation in Norwalk. re-
‘u .
Miss Amelie.~ Walden. Orchard
street. has returned from ‘a week‘s
van-in Natley.’N. J. o.
. O I 0 t1".
Mr. and Mrs. .Frsnk Harper Bis-
trjtp through the New Eugtsndistatss
2’ (hands. ars’eapectsd home to~
.. uiurity contest in connection with it
at Island Heights. N. J.. where he is“
Stevens! South Norwaik store. has .
“3.:
byths serious iiinsss’ofltrs.‘
turning last Monday to Washington:—
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seaweensuueesmsuimr‘
Walter Martin New
Member Of Msyilowers
A regular meeting of the Mayflow-
er Hook and Ladder company, East
Not-walk firemen. was held last cvc-
ning at the East Norwalk fire house.
Regular routine business was trans-
acted and a new member was ac-
cepted into the company. The new
member is Walter Martin. popular
East Norwalk firemfin.
an. cm scan son
sari: or OHABJOTI‘
a.
An attachment for 81.000 was filed
against the property of Dr. George
C. Cram in favor of Contru‘ctor Sal—
\htore Charioit. this morning. It is
alleged that defendant failed to meet
a note of 874! made December 12,
1925 and due in three months. Dam-
age of 81.000 are asked. The case
is returnable in the City court on the
first Monday in September. Attor-
nby John J. Cunco represents the
plaintiff.
yesterday on a week's vacation to
New York.
I
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Herbert Wilkenscn. circulation
manager of The Evening Sentinel.
sinrtcd his week's vacation yester-
day. 110 planned on auto trip
through Connecticut and ‘New Yuri:
state.
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0
William Lindsay. former physical
director of the \\'csiport Y. M. C. A.,
is enjoying a month's vacation from
his duties in New York.
0 C 0
The Mathias Post of the Ameri-
can Lesion. is hold a carnival this
week on the [Water company's
grounds. in State street. Westpoi'i,
and members are conducting a pop-
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A diamond ring will be awarded the-
winner.
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Mrs. Helena Iiiil chd, and sister.
Miss Clara iiill, spent the week-cm]
at Wilson Point, as the guests of
Mrs. Lindholiu, who has a summer
lump thci'c. .
l
Mr. and Mrs. P. M." Hutcheson,
Quintard avenue. are spending their
vacation in liidgeiield.‘ " , -
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Miss Harriet S. Davis. 4 Seymour
street spent today in New York.
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Mite Elsie Quintard. and mother,
of South Main street. are spending
a. two weeks' vacation at Lake Hah~
lahivah, Danbui-y. Miss Quintard is
enjoying her annual vacation from
the Norwalk con'ipsny. ‘
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’Mrs. Warren Mayeryss Steven‘s
street, loft today for anbui‘y when
she will be the gues - for speck of
Mrs. Arnold Muchsughlin. Mrs. Mac-
Laughlin was formerly Miss Mary
Burns of East avenue.
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Mrs. William Ostrandcr. Jr.. of
Courtland .plncc. spent the week-end
in New York.
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. Dr. and Mrs. Everett Jones 2 But-
ler street. and Mrs. Jones' brother.
Leo Vetti have gone to Dr. Jones'
farm in Hancock. N..Y., where they
will remainder three weeks.
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Mrs. .Harold Austin. 18 Couch
street. who has been spending some
time at her summer home in Sara-
toga Springs. returned torher home
yesterday.
’ I 0 0
Miss Ella Byxbee. matron of the
Home for the Aged. who is gpending
her vacation in Dalton. iii-ass. enter-
tained several local friends over the
week-end. Among thein were Mr. and
Mrs. Lcc Davis, Rowan street. and
Mrs. Augusta Huntington. Couch
BELL ISLAND
Those desiring to plans lies.
in this column should com-usi-
cste with Miss Josephine N.
Kean. tel. "do. or with The
Evening Scum N. es.
BRIDGE PARTY
and'Mrs.
Brush Hostcsses—
Islanders Invited To Wil-
ton Exhibit.
Mrs. Eugene P. Bernstein and Mrs.
J. Lindsay Brush will be hostesses
at this evening's bridge party at
the club. A large number ofpley-
era are expected.
e e e
Residents of Dell Island are re-
ceiving invitations to an exhibition
of work by a group of Wilton artists
to be held at the Town Hall; Wilton
from Thursday August 12 to Mon-
day August 28. from 8 to d P. M.
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nue saw the dirigible Los Angeles
off South Beach about beven o'clock
last evening. A large crowd. attract!
mit avenues.
noon for Amagi'insctt and after mak-
ing radio compass calibrations pas~
scd here on its way back to Lake-
burst.
Lieutenant Commander Charles E.
Rosr'nlluhl was in charge of the
flight )‘I'Slt‘i‘dily. Also on board Wcri-
:r-ur Admiral William A. Moffclz
chief of the Naval Bureau of Aer
onnniics, and Captain Edward S
Jackson, commanding officer of tho
Lakchurst station.
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- Sniurdny night is the big night‘
Young and old will be dressed in
costumes reminiscent of theirchild
hood days and a good time isassm
ml M'ci'y one. “"10 comes prepariv
lo f‘llll‘l‘ into the spirit of the big!
of fun and rcvclry.
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Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Nestler or
irriaincd at u very ddiightful buff
supper at their home; Rocky Po"
load, Saturday evening before
dance. The guests included Mt. .
)irs. Jnmos C Slang. 'Mr. nn'.
William C‘. Bcrrs, Mr. and M-
bcrt Erskine. Mr. and Mrs. \‘..
\V. “'right, Mr. and Mrs. H .Jo
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. iionrn
Strcai. Mr. and Mrs. Edward K
Sl‘l'. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oslcr. Mr. ii'
~Mrs. Hurry Mchrmott. Mr.‘ M
Mrs. George llnyes. Mr. and Mrs. s.
Swanson. Mrs. J. Von Holly and Mrs.
G. Garth.
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ll. Josc Wright and Frederick
Houston J loft yvsicrduy for a two
\iceks' visit iii Lake Placid.
D C U
lilies Elizabeth Kine and Mr. Ed-
ward McAi-dlo of White Plains wore
recent visitors of Miss Olga chncr
North avenue.
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N. Smeaton. Passaic. N. J.. is the
finest of Mr. and. Mrs. J. Smeaton.
Rocky Ledge. Rocky Point Road.
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James J. Doro Jr. rsutrned to his‘
home. Brooklyn. aftSr spending two
weeks with his aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs. J. Hickey of "The Sound-
view House." Rocky Point Road.
‘ O O
Mrs. Hearn W. Sireat. Mrs. Fred-
eric Houston and Mrs. H. Joseph
Wright were visitors in‘ New York
City yesterday; .
O O
Harry McLachlan. Danbury. a
former resident of Bell Island was
seen cruising around here Sunday in
his yacht "The Sundart."
! O O
Miss Estelle Williams. ~Riveredgc.
N. J.. Robert Grcsorv. Georgia. and
Robert McGuire. of Harrisburg. Pill.
were week~end guests of Miss Jo-
sephine Gallagher. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gallagher of "Hill-
view." .‘ .
e s e
John Burr. White Piaind. was the
recent visitor of Charles Sniffen, Jr.
0 O I
George Hayes has returned to his
duties in New York' City after a
week's vacation.
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street. '
George Harris Jr.. Ossining, N. Y"
li"
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., Primrose .PngrEsFoRMs
[REL—SOUTH
. Mrs. Bernstein.
1
C. Wellsloy Smith of Summit ave-~
cd by the “yells" of Wcllsley. -col- 1
lectcd at the foot of West and Sum-.
The ship left Lakohurst 'N. J. at-
i A FEW SPALDING SUITS FOR MEN AT 1-2 PRICE
$5.75Mcn’s...........Now$2.87 $7.00Men’s...........Now$3.50
, 6.25Men’s.‘.........Now 3.13 8.00'Men’s...........Now 4.00
I A. FEW PROGRESS SUITS FOR'LADIES' AT 1-2 PRICE
0 $4.00 Suits Now $2.00
M" o-vam rips AND BATHING SHOES MUST BE SOLD AT
1-2 PRICE
.DONNE
t
06.75 Ladies’
. ' 7.25 Ladies’
0.25 Men’s .
0.75 Men’s .
’I,‘ an" '. .
r‘.’ a;
-
-. , so. noawux
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Now$4.72.
Now 5.17
Now 4.37
Now 4.72
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Sale of Jantzen
BA THING SUITS
mn‘ mums _ SENT NORWALK. boss. mos Tu luau
—=_ '—" M: 4*: 4.... ‘" “:‘;.'__:_- -.,__-_-_.—--
SALE STARTS
Wednesday" Morning
at—
9 O’Cloclz
$5.50 Cadets . . . .. . . . .. Now $3.85
0.00Cadets..........Now 4.20
4.25Youtbs..........Now 2.95
3.25 Children’s . . . . .. New . 2.27
2.95 Children’s . . . . . . . Now 2.06
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LY’SV .
WESTPORT
;
is‘visitlng Mr. and Mrs. J. Silk-
worth" "Harbor View.” Rocky Point
Road.
a e
Mrs. Arthur S. Hughes is visiting
friends in northern New Jersey.
I O 0 e
Charles Stevens. Jr.. Bell Island.
Selma Olsen. Nos-walk. James liai-
pin, Stamford. Elizabeth Hartman.
New York. James Kilcoin, Ridge-
field. and Alice Smith of Norwnlk.
cruised around the neighboring is-
lands Sunday.
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O
FAWN-d Kayser has returned to
the Island from a trip to Montreal.
Canada.
Mr. and. Mrs. James c. Siahg.
“Stonccrest.” Rocky Point Rad. en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Olser of
Leonie. N. J., over the week-end. .
0 O 0
Herbert Hirsch has returned to
Rutherford. N. J.. after spending
several days with Edward Weed.
"idle-A~Bit." Summit avenue.
» O I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Myers and son
Howard. and Roy Krause of Elm-
hurst. L. 1.. were recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher. ’
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Mrs. G. Von Holly has returned
to her home at Palisades Park. N.
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam W. Wright.
U U I
Miss Arline Camp. “Rock Cliff," is
cfitcriaining Miss Alvine Clark of
New York.
0
C. Wellslcy Smith. attended the
tennis matches at the Wescthester-
Biltmore Country club yesterday at-
tcrncon. .
United Wall Paper
Store At 27 So. Main St.
The United Wall Paper chain
store. 27 South Main street, which
opened for business yesterday, re-
ports an active interest on the part
of the public in the supply of wall
paper and paints which the shop
carries.,Max Schulman is proprietor.
In addition ito selling the above
named materials. paper hanging is
done by a staff of men employed by
the store.
O O
C. P. JESSUP VISITS
PARENTS 0N VACATION
Clinton P. dawn of the John
Warren Watson company of Phil-
adelphia. stabilator manufacturers.
spent part of his vacation last week
here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Jessup of 16 Arch street.
Roberts, will construct an elaborate. 3
stone home there. His property is “
at the east end of the point. near the
'i'iaihborn cstato. upon which an
$80,000 home is being constructed.
N. Y. LAWYER
BUYS 3 ACRES
AT .THE POINT
Another largo real estate deal was
finished at Wilson's Point, Reed G.
Haviliuid's realty development on the
Sound. yesterday in the purchase of
three acres of shore property by
Lawrence Bcnnei. prominent New
York city attorney. It is expected
that Mr. Bonnet. a member of the
law firm of Murray. Aldrich. and
LE GRAND RAYMOND;‘ ‘
MOVES MORTL'ARY PARLORS.
The undertaking establishment of ,
LcGrand Raymond is being moved.”
from 60 Wall street to one of th- .; ,.
new stores built recently on the -‘
Royal James property. The now
parlors will be decorated in the most
approved fashion.
SAMMY—I think her face is like
a beautiful pocm.
JESSU‘J—Wcll it certainly has
plenty of good lines in it. Til-Bits, .‘
London.
VACATION FOOTWEAR.
Shoe needs for vacation wear are a bit difl‘erent from our
usual needs. This store is showing many new ideas in shoes
for both sport and dress wear. Tennis shoes, golf shoes,
moccasins and dress models.
- $2.00to$12.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH -NORWAI.K. CONN.
J.. after spending several days with
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Nestle.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Dana. Hastings,
N. Y.. were week-end guests of Mr.
and” Mrs. C. Clayton, Dean of Sea
Shell cottage. Foster Lane.
:3. e e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Montague Griffin.
New York. were recent visitors of
mom no son casssm' canon
CARD 0P THANKS. ‘
We wish to thank our .many
triends. neighbors and relatives. the
,poiishers and Buffers of Inckwood
Mfg. Co. for their knid ion of
limit“!!! and Mrs. John tahi who.
‘ao kindly profferred her car and
services in our behalf.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward .1. Fisher”
runners: ash: or near. as.
TATE.
Underiaad pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the Distric:
of Net-walk authorising him there-
until. the subscriber administrator
of. the e’s‘tste of Fanny Baumgirtain.
e of mk in said Distrl e-
m” ll offers for sole all
"3M.
‘ to
uch title and interut said do.
ceased at
in and
the time of her‘death
the following described
to wit:
certain tract and parcel
the buildinsl thereon.
Second Taxing Dis-
4
A Home Isn’t at
homes.
Steam
COMES.
. Without Heating Comfort!
Cozy, healthful warmth is one of the comforts of home life-to-
day—one of the essential things which changes houses into
If you are building a new home or your present heating system is
unsatisfactory, it will pay you to inquire about
ism Hume SYSTEMS
Now is the time to have a heating system installed for prices
are lower now than they will be later when the fall rush
-Without any expense to you, let us give you an estimate
of the cost of installation of an
beatiiig‘system.~ Write today to
run sans mom oo.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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