at. Friends are receiving cards from I ' spending the day in New York on - l mt om. Donnelly's.—-Adv. . ' O O " .will make their home. Kentucky are vislti g Mrs. Ellen TONIGHT Palace—"The Cat's Pajamas." Regent—"The Waits Dream " Rialto—"The Savage.” —...._... Sun And Time For Morrow. (standard Time.) Iun Rises ............ i: so A. M. Inn Sets ......-..... a: so P. M. m"! Tide ............. 1: 51 A. M. Low Tide ....... ..... 3:18 P. M. Helen Seller. Glenwood avenue. is spending an enjoyable vacation in North Adams. Mass. 0 O 0 Mi. Alfrede Brown. South Main street. is spending her vacation at Ball's Pond. Denbury. O O 0 Two more members have been ad- ded to the al edy large number of the Senior Lie eSeving corps. They are Kent Cruiser. Bell Island and William Sullivan. Railroad avenue. The tests were passed Tuesday at Hickory Bluff under the supervision of Albert Pierrot. .. -I 0 Mr. and Mrs.1-I.Kurts and fam- ily. West avenue. motored to Bridge- port. Tuesday. 0 O 0 New water pipes are being install- ed on Putnam avenue. The work is being done by '1'. F. Foley and com- pany. and the street is completely broken up. f —Eyes examined by a University Graduate. Benedict. '1'he Jeweler. -—Adv. Miss Margaret Glorehino. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giorehino of Rock Ridge, who ifipending the summer at the Tall Pines Camp. Bennington. Vt. I -O O ' ‘ Mr. end Mrs. Willard Mielens end daughter Virginia. 31 Lincoln even- ue. are spending two weeks in Troy N. Y. O I O . Miss Muriel D. Caldwell. 195 So. Main street entertained a few friends at cards Wednesday evening. I O I “Camus! Elierin, 5 Main street. is special business 0 Albert Pierrot has been giv- ing instructions in Red Crass Life Saving at Hickory Blua this week. Billy Sullivan passed his senior test. 0 0 O “dd-Sale on all J‘antzen suits; 80 'per 0 1 Mr. end Mrs. I J. N. Cockorham and children. Dorothy and Junior of Main street. Cockerham. 32 We ‘ O U 0 Mrs. Thomas arail. Biroa’d Riv- er. recently enter ined friends from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Catarall. who have resided in Broad River more then 30 years will leave this week for Los Angeles where they 0 Miss Blanche Johnson. Kensing- ton is spending a few weeks at the home of her aunt Mrs. Ruth John- »son. Ely avenue. 0 O l Jack Hurling. 1499 Bryant avenue, Bronx. N. Y.. and Howard Perlman. Crotone Park. N. Y.. who were spending the summer at Edith Camp for Nurses in Bell Island." overseers. are returning to New York tomorrow in order to prepare some special coll giate work before the beginning of e fall term. Mr. Hurling. who is e' senior at Harvard, is on the varsity socker team. Mr. Periman. a football man. is complet- ing his bachelor of arts work at New .York University. . ' o 0 O Defld Framer. Hanford piece. is taking his leave of the Norwaik Tire end Rubber company with best wishes. He expects to stay at home and rest before returning to Nor- walk high sch?! in September. .1 wow. is the “is of year for for storage. The Twin City Valet is e reliabio place end all fur storage here' is insured against are and theft. 6'! North Main St. Phone 408 .—iAdV. ' O O 0 Jack Shapiro. :4 St. John's plane. Stamford. was a. visitor in Norweiit lest evening. He drove his recently ' Isetiui welcomes contributions to the brief column. or- to any other column in the paper. said regrets that so many offerings have to be reiected be- ieuse e! the carelessness of the new people fail to write denies legibiy end an item with. out a name is not usable. Many people write on both sides of the paper. Suoh‘v matter cannot be used until it has been peopled lathe Sentinel odioe and there is seldoin time for that. People using typewriters should use a double-space in writing copy for newspapers. to permit space for corrections where nec- salary. purchased Overland coach. 0 O I Albert Herman. ti Lowe street. entertained several friends at his home last evening. They came to visit his new baby daughter. 0 0 a Mrs. Bertha Appman and daugh- ter Marlon of Brooklyn. New York. are spending the week at the home of Captain Carl Anderson. First street. . . . Richard 'Gorman. popular Nelson avenue lad. who is enjoying a vaca- tion from his duties in the press room of the Evening Sentinel is nearing Canada. Mr. German had tire, trouble in Syracuse but remedied that. and is now proceeding nicely to the foreign.country. ' I Frank Ciepiinski. Bridgeport. and an employe of the Evening Sentinel. is enjoying a week's vacation. mo- toring. . 0 William Hull. popular member of the Evening Sentinel's ~composing room. has purchased a new Nash brougham. Meior Smith. First street. enter- tained a number of his friends at n touring‘party through Cranbury yes- terday afternoon. ‘ O O 0 Miss Vivien Boothby, 16 Alden street, East Norwalk, is visiting her mndmother. Mrs. James O. Thurs- ton of West New .York. I Friends of Mary Modnc. 56 Put- nam avenue. are congratulating her on her unusual ability as a swimmer. Miss Modne swam from Hickory Bluff to Roton Point Beach. a canoe following all the way. Several men. starting with her. were unsuccess- ful in the attempt. Who knows that we may not have a second Gertrude Ederle with us? 0 O O ' Verne Osborne. Skolhegan. Me. is spending several' weeks visiting her aunt. Mrs. ‘George Talmadge. 51 South Main street; . . -‘—If it's painting Ask Abe. Phone and—Adv. . e e e Mrs. Joseph Hornig. Jersey City, formerly Miss Esther Brcsev of South Norwnlk is spending several days with her mother. Mrs. I. Dresev. 4 Concord street. 0 0 Frances n. Belt: 39 South Main street. attended a party last. evening at the home of Ottllio Kort. 6 Hummer street. Stamford. O 0 Mrs. Centield. West avenue. gave a party last evening at Her home in honor of her dancing class. C .0 0 Morris Schnitzer of the Leroy Shirt factory has returned to his duties after a pleasant vacation spent at Camp Copeke, N. Y. Jeanette Block. 11. Belden place. s... entertained several friends at a bridge party last night in honor of Beatrice Lots. Brooklyn. who is spending several weeks with her cousin. Matilda Delta, 39 South Main street. 0 O 0 Mn. Benjamin It. Davenport, and Mrs. Raymond McQuillcn and, two children of Minneapolis, were the recent nucsts M. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Belts. Birtlawood road'. They were here for about ‘two weeks, and are now at Peach Luke. where they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ely Rider of Yonkers. N. 12. at their summer homo. e 0 O -—ltadios and Vietrolas sold on easy terms. Donneiiy.—7Adv. O O 0 Mrs. William Mathews. Flex Hill Road. is entertaining her sister from Boston, who expects to remain here for £0.19 time. Mrs. John Glover. i6 New-town. is rapidly recovering from her recent actions illness. She is now able to be up a little. U l 0 Miss Sue Gimer. 18 Newtown avo- nuo has both entertaining Misses Do- rothy and Evelyn ~ You Andeii of l‘iuri Hi'l, Pin. for the past Wadi. 0 O 0 Several local girls are planning to attend Camp Mohawk for the two two week: period commencing io- mori'ou'. Those who are going from iicro. include Miss Frances Buttery. lilies l‘loroihy and Evelyn Van Ali- den. und Miss Sue Glover.. ’ e e 0 . 'Mrs. Providciiza Audlno. Larson street. was a visitor in New York yesterday where she bid her aunt. Agnes Ortoinni. of Long island. bon voyage. Mrs. Ortolani sailed yes- terday for italy onrthe Steamer Conti Verdi. Mrs. Ortolani has lived in America for the past 35 years and is now returning to her native land. She has a nephew in italy who is a priest and he will care for her when she arrives in Italy. e o O A birthday party was given in hon- or of the third birthday of John Moran. son of Daniel and Cath- erine Moran. 21 Marshall street. Games and refreshments were on- joyed by his many friends. Among those present were: LeRoy. Charles. Ralph and Ruby Drew: William Lee. George Hopkins. Francis and Charles Blauvelt. Merlin and Olive Whitney, lilies May Lee. Mrs. W. J. Lee and Mrs. Daniel Moran. . O O 0 Ethel Kurtz. 24 West avenue. is recovering rapidly from an abeessed car from which she has been suffer- ing for several weeks. . U 0 O Roton Point Park. special attrac- tion. Saturday night. battle of mu- sic. ’ Palm Beach Serenaders and White Fleet Orchestra. - No advance in prices. ——Adv. Helen 'r. Ratchford. Main street. left this morning for her home. drom Old Forge in the Adirondacks where she has been spending her vacation. I O I Cards have been received by friends of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gone, 49 West nvenuc. who are trav- eling north with their daughter. Mildred. and Miss Evelyn Harris. 82 South‘fiain street. They are. at pre- sent in ‘Montreal, where they find a most interesting city. e e e The clnmbake planned by the Nor- waik Tire and Rubber company, for last Saturday was postponed because of an unusually busy week which no- cessitatcd work all that day. it will bu litld this Saturday inslcnd. and grout numbers are expected to turn out. . e eve m last You Albert Parklngtotvn. East. avenue. 8 arm loan o coon win. cu‘l’hie'i'easa . nlfest‘i'sali‘ is planning to spend the week-end in New York with friends. Dewey Williams. who is employ- ed as manager of the tread room, at the Not-walk 'l'irec Rubber com- pany. is on e_two week's vacation. Joseph Blanchard. Main street. is taking his place. O O O Roton Point Park. special attrac- tion. Saturday night. battle of mu- sic. l’alm lie'ao Sereneders and White rleet Orchestra. Noiadvance in pricee—Adv. e 0 e Abraham Harris, South Main street. is recuperating at his home after a recent iilnesk O O , Miss Mary K. lpencer. Cedar street. \isltod friends in Stamford yesterday. 0 O 0 Miss Charlotte '1‘. Jarvis. Seavlew avenue. and Miss Eugenie McMa- hon. Putnam avenue. will return to their homes'nest week after a month's visit with friends in De- troll. D e Roton Point Park. special attrac- ilon. Saturday night. battle of inu- sic. Palm Beach Serenaders and White Fleet Orchestra. No advhnce in prices—Ads. O O O Francis Hoyt. son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt. i’ino road. is expected to return to his home at the begin- ning of next month after a. two months' bicycle trip through Europe with a friend. Hoyt was recently graduated from a business adminis- tration course at New York Univer- sily. Attorney and Mrs. Jason '1‘. Don- bar and family will return to their home. New-town avenue. next week alter a visit with relatives in the South. 0 if. L Miller returned to his home. l.'7 .‘iinin street. last night after a short visit with friends in New York city. e o e —Every Dollar Does full duty ' at our August Sale featuring Living room suites—v Bed riom suites— Dlnin. room suites— Angeline Fu'niture Company—Adv. O O 0 Mrs. ll. Macy and son, Gerald will return to their home. 85 Seaview avenue. in a few days after a visit with friends in West Haven. 0 O O , .Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey” :1 Soaview avenue. will return to their home Sunday after a month's auto- mobile tour across the continent. O 0 0 ~ in Hmris. Hamilton avenue. will i'isit friends iii New York city ovepl the week-end. O lilies Margaret Jen is. Seeviow avenue. and Miss Harriet Shot-man. ‘ Putnam sienue. are enjoying a camping trip of a few days at Green-ii 1‘ arms. e a Paul William Ward. son of Mr. and Mid. W. P. Ward. Franklin street. is spending a few days with friends in Montreal. He will return to his home about September 1. and will enter the Junior class at George- town University later in the month. Q I 0 Eugene Peffcrs. Betta Place. a recent visitor in Danbury. O O 0 Th; general committee of the Nor- WIS ours helmets. court. ing in the South Norwaik club to- morrow,afterhoon at 2 o'clock to hear further reports from the sports and ticket committees. ' e e e ‘ Edgar Fleury. Roiyoke. «Mesa. formerly of this city is visiting friends here for a few days. He will return to his home non week prior (0 his entrance to the sophomore class at Tuft's college. I O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blernat. Port Chester. have made a tempor- ary home on li‘lss Hill lloed. At the end of a month they intend to re- turn to Port Chester. 0 O 0 Miss Frances Bond. Roweyton. an employe sof the Connecticut Light and Power company. is confined to her home on account of a severe case of ivy poison which has affect- cd her eyes. . O O Arthur Bilberstt‘in and Samuel Schnitzer. both of tho Leroy Shirt factory. have returned from on ex- tended tour through Canada with several friends from New York. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conley and daughter. Vera, Clay street. are spending e two weeks‘ vacation in Maine. _ D I 0 Mr. and Mrs.‘ Elton B. Ayer and daughter have moved from Isaac street to Bettawood road. 0 O 0 Louis Kendrick. for many years a resident of South Nora-all: and Ro- weyton. but who is now making his home in California. is spending a few weeks in town on a Combined business and pleasure trip. Mr. Kendrick has recently sold his resi- dence to Mr. Mather, ltowayton avenue. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hadley, lirookside. are mentioning through the New England states. I O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miclenz and daughter. Virginia. Lincoln avenue. stalk Men's outing will hold a meeto, are spending two N. Y. s weeks in Troy, 1 O The Mines Gladys Klippci, Elaine and Joan Anna Lowndos, Elisabeth and Floric r‘sy. pupils of Miss Lodico Weld will give a group dance at the water sports, Sui Bench. ‘ 0 Mr. and Mrs. Al li‘nlrileld avenue i now seven-room urdoy at Marvin o . frcd H. Homers of law purchased a house at Shore- front park. and expect to take pos- scssiou September e s Miss Foggy O'Neil. J., who has been weeks with Mr. an frcy. entertained 1. O ‘ Pininneld N. spending sevcriil d Mrs. E. C. God- Miss Katherine l-‘lynn. of i'lainficld. over the week- till]. a Mrs.’W‘lllium ll. 0 Godfrey. Wilton. is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. li‘rnucis Northrup, I C Elmwood avenue. 0 Misses Louru und hlnqry Raymond. :liiti Main sirvcl. in Corrie Jennings Wilton. U Attorney A. l). S noes \isitor in Wes 0 e Miss \‘ivian Louis Fisht‘l‘. New Mrc. W. H. Flflllcl‘, nuc. . Cordl- Mr. and Mrs. Norivuik. who fornia. with Mr. lll‘O Gregory. Wcslport. O O O \‘clnsco O lilyl ,Olll‘flil ii l‘t) no purchased the place. Nod Hill. 0 lavltt. was a busi- tport. yesterday. 0 and Mrs. York. are \isiling 78 Fnlrncl'd ave- 0 g rccciiod from li‘roy. East touring (Tall- and Mrs. John Miss Dorothy Hoyt. who has been ill. has returned to her duties in the highway department. city hall. 0 O 0 Mrs. William Jones. lmcn entertaining Henry 1). Cornell. e Miss ifidiili Rlchdnlc, Wilton. has her cousin, Mrs. 164 Main street. 0 popular principal of the \t'lnnipauk school Really refreshes. - Just. try; 3' On the Playgrounds iiilnrzlhisiruclions and aircraft" lime. -' l"l't‘0 bathing houses to every; ciiild'iy made possible by “19 xii; ~ as of lhi lessees of Calf Putt: llciiili tonu‘ssion. The llilpt of tho swimming-ill 'l‘iio playgrounds “‘Ci'lily Iv‘iddics' buy at Calf Pasture beach was this afternoon. Already 7U children have passed the American lied I‘rosu lic- ginncrs' lost and qualified for the coveted button. ilicsc iii-u cniliu- Sll'LiClill‘il is to make of every clilla' slusliciiliy displayed by tho children a. b\\liillll4'l‘. l'ulit results At who feel proud of their success in stimulated them M llils‘dasireH their initial illicuipls in the water. Today the ciiildl'r-n \i‘lll heyi Thursday is the day the children opportunity of making another a iinipt to pass the licginners‘ .nst and min the l'illlkS of the gdeliiiod: huilou “villus. from tho playgrounds look foruurd to with ltPi'n unlicipnlion: it truck ride to and from the beach. sii'im- . . M :ueiluo. entertained tile Missal Anna; .Winilrcd and Mario Leonor or Donbury mcr the week.‘end.... e e e ": *W‘: . 1m: “inlain H. \\',slsh Prospect .ii'ugnlfl has as liai guest Mm snot" \lci urn; liostjgn. 1" returnrd to her home. Sunday. from New Haven, whore she has been taking .1 course at the Yale summer school. 0 May Morris, Miss Ki‘i‘l" i‘ Brooksidc is attending the ton-day avenue. session of the L‘i'liincciicut sunlmcx I -‘ 0 “-3: school of Religious lilucniion at Miss lidl‘g'ilct R Brendlln‘ol'. .- Storrs' college. piiiicipai nf Hillside school, who‘ll" O 0 ‘ no“ in Falls is ieiiieinbering friend Miss Madeline Leonard. \\’omiiuli'y l \ilth curds. [—IOWLANDS . Open Saturdays ’till 6 P M r g . .5. _. J fresh air and sunshine. " the workers touching it. can buy. be well worth while. and care can make them. Blueberry cake 25c Fresh from the oven every day Bread rolls, Pies, Cakes, Pastry Good and wholesome and nutritious. - A big daylight ballé sbop up on the fifth floor away from dust and dirt and where there is plenty of Equipped with two of these big ovens and a rotary gas oven and modern machinery for weighing and silt- ing flour and mixing bread dough without the bands of Ingredients oi the best branded makes that money Careful supervision to the mlnulesl detail. 'lllerearesomeollbelbins that t it" .l'lowlend Bakery products desergve their finger: e ‘ Hundrede’ cl folks visit the department Where bakery goods. are sold every day. if you haven t it will . , _ Many tempting things are displayeil— lbings to eel—tillage that are as pure and wholesome as money Here are live specials for lbursday Almond coilee rings 15c * tsement center i 4....» 3“» . away— y .i. 5.. we." l'our‘home“ms still with you—isfi'io‘e'fi with expert service to fill your orders. if you Just write . and send them along. ' A staff of expert shdp- pers is here for this par pose and no errand is too difficult or too trivial -- hey will fill. each and every order. as though it “as their own. , ::;/ 'll‘liee‘iliiuabe: Even the snap shots you take may be mailed in for us to develop-nor we have the most thoroughly . equipped studio right on i ‘2 ., i. T the premises to do this I ”work. Incidently we are making all prints on that splendid new heavy paper that stands alone. at no es- trs cost to you. Develop- ing any size film or pack ‘ 10c. Prints do to do. Lus- tre prints tie to So. : .f”\ i' / I" ,/ .mnsu- "”an an I - “V f' s i . . .‘75 no ”3.0, k,» . ¢ . a ml\l"-' «. ‘0 1.. . . 3 .e‘Wié'i'frt‘l ’ j g L; 1" x g Art Embroidery; packages 3 a, hold much of interest Just the cutest “Teddy bear or rather Polar beer for be is stamped on eiderdown for easy making and embroidering. Or the rabbit toy that stands 14 inches‘ /_ high when made. Stamped in elderdown. The ein- ‘6 bloldcry and melting are very, simple and gives you . toy that children will value hill-cigar ._ r .A package complete of either for $1.50
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