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wee hours recorder morning. The
complaint had it: fol-dollar: in the
report by weighbere that workmen
darted demohhing the m at
8:10 o'clock. flu ahdge banner-
and “king refine-ta in the auction.

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BLANKET SPECIAL

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hmwerkMCIr-g‘themeele.wa: ‘u ARE m SKY In the Thrilling Half Mlle 8““!!! All wool blanket with time warn of fine, long stable
wean-tam MI wee an. ‘ ' cotton. Suitable for camping. “Nitilt‘l‘t‘tiitil'.

from the pecker of William Howard
ed Ree-on avenue and the home e1
Hubert Horned in Norman avenue

The thief had little trouble into
the Maya-d hme an the windcwa
were left unlocked.

Deepite the fact'that the matter
woe not reported the pelice the thiel
h under “Meio- and arree. may
be made in the near future.

 

terdey afternoon and lingered on
through one oi the moat perlect eve-
ninge thin eeaaon. wan atartled lint
night in eeelng the glare at a tire on
the horiaonv toward New Canaan.
Thinking that the tire wee in Nor-
walk aomewere, numbere ol the
Mona piled into their care and
etarted oil to locate it. but many re-
turned later with reporta ot diacour-
adamant. Within a apece of to or :0
minutes around 10:80 o'clock acme

 

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COAL -— WOOD

ICE

CaaelaUpToMayorFer wee entered and a gold watch and

Am ' other valuable taken. --—-‘-’
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" a i... In Furniture my." a“ ". mm m “a u" “m m“ “d “" ”Nil” For Fin Bat Service —— Moderate Price Phone
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New Dalton Oxfords

You young fellows will want a pair of these

 

 

new Fall Oxfords. They’re different—they will
suit you in every way.
Tan and Black Norwegian Calf $8.50 a pair.

to care lett the bench.
Over in East Norwalk proper the
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= #1: “a: upmxdmu “3:: ing marriage at {ho print: Home. firm in apendfng a few dayavwm; end WM“ 3"“ CT?” °t 8;" 1“ birthday yeaterday. %? N07 9: ‘Dupli'caled i
greaew ' 0 "fl , . liiiid paeaed him rg t. by an over . . e I
exploit . Shea “am! it ”w Hurley of allzredt‘éoit'3mammnnder George :1“. qugmllzl re. Perry Cochran the home line. Halleran come gec. Mina Elinor Leonard entertained gf‘ B ‘ A F Coa NOW I
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feed ' mum “u" ‘"" “mum” ‘" master and called non Downa'whe 15:. r. n. Seolleid of New mi. "M“ “m“ "m" home. "Tumble In." laat evening. Jr insures a Substantial l

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9 m e remarks. Chef de Gare Down ' . o e 0 ”9°“ - Harper. Elinor Leonard and C. : ‘~
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lien throughout the day at lanrcea
inland to: the anal epiritnal re-
tract which begin: tonight with re-
trcet exact-e conducted by the ho
elm Father Cannon of New York
city. There will be about 100 It-
tcndlng the retreat thie week and

.about the mute number are expect»

ed to alternate with them in libido

 

 

On the lawn or the home of in.
and lire. Carl Bdrglund oi Perry
avenue. lilac Laura. Canneld. dough.
tor of Mr. and Mn. Lewia Wheeler
of Main atreet. waa married to
Thomae Arnold Neiacn. of 1 Cottage
etreet. at 5 o'clock. Saturday after-
noon.

ilciated at the ceremony.

The bride waa gowned in roae dat
crepe with hat to match. She car-
ried a bridal bouquet of pink roaea.

. liter ButhGandrup. aunt of the
bride acted ae brine-maid. wearing
cleam lace with crepe trimmingl.

brother of the bride attended the
groom no beat man.

Following the ceremony a recap-
tion .for friende and reiativee wee
held at the Berglund home. Thirty-
two were preeent. .

Immediately altorwarda the bride
and groom left for part- unknown
on their honeymoon trip. They ex-
pect to be gone but a. few day- and
upon their return will reaide atri
Cottage street.

The bride before her marriage

company.

At Country Club

The Grocery Point aeolian-er Ila-t

Norwail k w;- ““0“qu roe

near y an our la evening.

when the foace co the junction pole
at the corner of Gregory

Ind Fifth street. burned out; no

 

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YOUMSI'ER [ill

The epidemic of sidewalk riding
by bicycle ridere throughout the an
briwghl forth another accident
mm fining when the non of
Harold 3!. Sheet. in tact avenue.
was knocked down by the hike of a
boy named lino. eon of w. r. Ryan
o! Sherry atreet. 'Nr. Shoal! report-
ed the matter to the polka and
Motorcycle 0dicer Paul McGrath
tilted the Ryan home with a
tuning.

 

 

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Chairmen John Milne baa called
a meeting at the Republican town
committee for I o'clock. D. S. 1..
tomorrow night in the City Hall.
The pnrpoee of the meeting in an-
nounced an that of tuning cali
for the calico-ea that atart Auguat
27.

Sorry For Down,
But Tliey Give Him
Fecal, Nevertheless

 

 

 

preeonted with a. preeent.

Mr. Dwna will be married on let-
urday to lilac label Miller of film-
wood avenue. "

in a note to the Evening Sentinel
today. l-lumnllrey Deulena interme
the bore that be ie able to be about
once again at Camp Devene. where
he in etaiiotied with the Citieene'
Military 'l'rainlng Col-pa. after a

lack of bronichal fever. .
Humphrey baa been at the camp
for two wealta. and reporta great
progreae along with hie chum. lar-
old Pennington. con of Chief of'P'ey'
lice and Mn. William It. Penning-
ton. During the rent of the rear.
when he to not training. Humphrey
la a refiner for the Evening Sen-
tinel. e and Pennington will re-
turn home Septemberii. . \.

 

children enterliig echoei for the diet

ernoea eiceptdatnrday in the tech
walk m iron ii to 1
o'clock. The children may aleo be

 

reddente reported this morning that
they etarted out to truce the aource
of the glare‘ againat the eky line. No
one appeared, however. with the
abatement that they had reached the
apot. ad the glare died 0! while
molt were on their way.

The beach eaw ite largest crowd
yeeterday. The meet proved even a
larger attraction than the one at
Compo beach and the care were
lined on both aided of the road
cloeely packed. three etringe on one
'eitie and two on the other. It waa
nece-ary to have two policemen de-
tailed to handle the mac and from
time to time theee were given tem-

Iii- Lanue Landl- and lilac Eo-
tlier .xuip of Pennaylvanie. ore

Don Ola-etc. Waatiington. l). 0.,
in the snow in bathing coetumc.

The kiddica‘ dance held Saturday
night won it big aucceaa according to
every one proacnt. The prince tor the
moat charactcrtatlc coatumce were
awarded to Mira Ruby Twaddle,
Ira. O. Offenburg.‘ Eugene Rich and

S. Swenaon.
An exhibition military buck

they weren‘t on "dumb."
Next Saturday night the annual
barn dance Will be held and it ie

 

hoped that no large a crowd ae that

spending . weekwith idi- !“ Sce- nreeeut Saturday night will attend.
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del dot Strawberry. Hill. The three
young ladiea were claumatee in 1925

at Juniata'cailgga, Huntington, Pa. A very large crowd from Pine
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Point. Bell Inland. Norwnlk and
South Norwalk witncued the land
and water aporta yesterday after-
noon on the Fine Point bench.

The iirat event was I potato race
for children and woe won by Bill
Bognn. Simon Perrot come aecond.
The winnere of the neck race were
Henry Gioetaner and Helen O'Don-
nell. Henry Gloetancr came first
again in the tortoiec race and Junior
Quigley. aecond. .The tub race we-
won by Frank Sellwarta. The next

Auteur of In. Jenny Penman.
mother of hire. Harry Nathan of e
Rowan etieet. arrived here by auto-
mobile froln Ohio over the week-end
for the am reunion the two have
had in 8‘! yearn. Both women are
getting along in yeare and took the
keeneet delight in the meeting. It
to expected that the outer will re-
main here for an extended viait in
ivew lot the’ long reparation.
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.ywu. in. to lo 12 wna won by Bobby Jarboe
N0'.Yogk zgfiié’hmda'm" in at Bell leland and Bill Mane wee a
. e e e . cloae aecond.

I“. Rm), Hodgemen of Detroit. ,. Edwin O'Donnell came that in the
“ion" ig 1;." go.- . v‘c‘uon With toward awim for boya from 1: t6 15
her brother. c. D. Hodltmen of and waa aeoonded by Billy Selwyn.

Harri: beach. The sudgee had a hard time judg-
ing the winnera of the diving con-
tent becauae all the conteatanta were

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Iir. and hire. David Van door of

A light coupe owned by Ray
tiara-‘0! Eeetavenue waa badly
damaged Saturday night when
eiruck by another car that akidded
on'the pavement made ‘cliorory by

thetdownpour of rain.
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It looked aa though it were Sonny
Selwyn'a "lucky day" for he again
come to the front in the 100-yard
an-lm. Moe Hallernn wne aecond.

The canoe obatacie race war won
by Ann Matthew and Leater E. 0r-

Bcii Inlandere took a lfle part in
these aporta and wiah to take thla
opportunity of thanking the Fine
Point Catholic club for enabling

m N. 'Jre Saturday.
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)lr. and hire. Charlee Emmona of
High etreet-beve recently moved to
Roman mg. them to have auch an enioyeble att-
O 0 O erncon.

litre. E. D. liadey and eon. nich- ' ' ‘ -
IN. cl Gregory boulevard gr. rm The Bell Inland'carnival will be
New Iork whiting lira. Madgyg held Friday afternoon and evening.
lather. Who um; '_ . Auguat 87. In the afternoon a cake
.~ , _ . e: to .e male and “entertainment tor the
? in. 1mm. an.“ or a... children will take place. Two bootha
would honoring I two week'a u- will be etoclted with uaefui and at-
cation from her- .. gnu. with m. tractive articlea which will be dia-

_ atreet, New.York. are the archi-
ud girla “eh u :grozioiil‘oyed at is: Colitis: 12%;: Noah Mug“ ”any. pond of by chanoee o lithe wheele. tecta. .
bicycles, kiddie can, oi I “WK-o Néhflghm“ . e e e A two radio with a loud Ipealter.

which in to be rattled on will be
demonatrated during the afternoon

. In. Detw ‘l‘aylor‘hae returned
mm a‘week‘eatay in New mi.

wheelbarrows m __""'——'—' '- . ‘ ’ V 'clty.’ . and “mm"- At 1". “dock u“ Th. board ! dlr to In! No
- ‘ '° ' :""‘""" ’ «' ' ‘ e - wl tor the io 1 ° ° ”c "° ° "
Danceln DOM“ mud“! mm" tor .u ’ ' :gmn‘n. chanceengn 6": “3° walk club haa rent out a. circular

radio
which are being acid for Me a
chance are nearly diapoerd off. and
thcee who are deairoua of taking
chancel ehouid make their purcnaaea

noon. .
A special feature of the carnival
will be a Charleaton content at

‘ darned Allen client. evenneleavea
tcdayforthe Boy Scoutcarnpat
Bear Mountain... . ‘.

. lira. John Kenyon of New York
city has been vilitlng Mr. and him.
it.- C- 'Allen for. "I: pact few daye.

rm mummies-duel)"- enmined kt home by mm Al Yang‘and wmtiam or 333;!“ will bedwarded to the . . . .
Maonuwereem them Ailwillbeaubieetedteethere manager aaalatanmanager .,,
W h examination on that when '3: We‘ll‘lmng notienet‘m - o - “Dth 8 mt?
MpomlnmmmflHW'oflMamnomw Ill-.AEWooda. lire. J.Bcro. .
be in good. cound mum M mumpnlght. noun”... ill-a. Arnold Rotheteln cod Mr. and PALACE
whichuugtuuugdmn a'entte edthbmorhingthattheyhadcen— Mn. W1.)ieyeraor New
aehooi with on. and a. g. .5. mun-rug.“ elation or York were the eek-end guuta of FRIDAY
tetnedfromtheacheolorthedie-theirownbnt-n er‘cenhl biennandlfla. hSelwyn. Mr. _\ ,:
° mural-the rumor. Woode in producing “The Ohoat . _ , .
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and Slim Hayei at Bell inland sitting

ber of their island lrienda at lunch-
eon and bridge at the Shorchuvcn
Country Club Friday.
clx inblee of bridge and 'the win-
ncra were: lint, hire. Charlca Pcr~
ry: eecond. hire. Carl _B. Petera;
third, hire. Harry hchermott;
fourth."hlre. William Clark; filth.
Lira. Henrn W. Strcnt; aixth, lira.

York. epent the week-end with Mr.
and Mn. Harry McDermott. of
“Twin-Och." Rocky Point Road.

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Mine Fanny McGowan. Mr. J. Ram
cry and Mr. Jamea McDonncl or New
York were recent viaitore of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic Sullivan of "Over.
look."

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Mr. and hire. Thomaa Hughee. ot
Pascale. epent the week-end with
Mr. and hire. Arthur S. Hughee.

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Jeremy Hodge. of Cleveland. 0..
is visiting Mr. and hire. Hearn W.
Street.

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Robert Winthrop Auatin and
Stephen Fuld returned to the city
today after opendlng the week-end

Malcolm Heyea. Robert Auatin. Son-
ny and Billy Selwyn. Andrew J.
liiulcnre. Jr.. Stephen Fuld. Herbert
Schwartz and Charlea Sniften.
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Mien Doria Turner. of Rocky
Point Road. entertained the hit-ea
Dorie Thorpe. Helen R. Horbaclt

Natalie Clli‘lord of. Jamalca.~viaited
Mr. and Mn. Edmond C. Browne. 0!
North avenue. over the week-end.

Neville chlcy Builds
At Near-water Lone

Neville Bailey. manager of 'Roton
Point Park. baa purchaaed an acre
and onehalf on Nearwater Lane.
Nor-clan Manor, on which h‘e h
erecting a Colonial typo honae con-
sisting of nine rooma and ‘three
bathe. It will have a two-car ga'ra'go
attached. The home will b‘eready
for occupancy next December. , Pit-
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NORWAIAK U3 ours .
OKE‘I‘S NB OUTING

letter to all member: notifying them
that a block cg ticketa for the Board
of Trade outing Auguat 35 atRioton
Point ha been received.

REGENT .

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

There were .

MILTON ELWOOD

The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
Store Closes chnesday Afternoons.

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Closed Saturdays During dugust

Om "1 'M m I“ m ”my m b, 2”“! office“ dance V" 3"“ by Chm“. lg": NWill. Barley. ' E bl he RSARY
Sam M I I I of Newark. who WEI "'0 W“ "n ' ' std is d 18 6

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‘Wmmmmmmmmm'm Greahner left yuier'da gr 1:10;” Arch Selwyn. .lr.. “05'" "Red" "uh" swam '0 7""3'“ island "'5"
ham '3' m m the ednce o ' ville. where they Willy Attend t3; Auatin and Cherie: Bullish tthan terdny afternoon. . l I
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NEAR FIFTH AVENUE

Mugust Sale
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FOR CONVENIENCE
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