Io items for women
. st rednood prices
to close.
"L. GOLDEN
I 78 wellington It.
.' I GHOUSE
WOMATIC IRON
75c Down
.3100 A 101!!!
. . .l for your old iron
Light & Power
some... ..
' l. mums co.
"lilo. m er. m1. m
, . ..‘g In Furniture
That the Home May
Need.
Ivorybodr in last Norwslit
knows “Al" Hefner.
For so years he has sold newspa-
pers. mastuos. otters. cigarettes.
sandy. ice cream and goodness
knows what else in his stationery
shop. In Liberty Square.
Hr. Rainer is one of the best
known nowodoalers in the city. in
feet the flsfnor shop was the first of
its kind in East Norwalk.
Opened by Brother.
. Thirty years I80. Edward la. Haf-
nor. brother of Albert. opened a tiny
shop luegbaek of where Cenoveri's
store at Ill) Liberty
stands.
business was moved into larger duos-
oarnod vacation trip and masons
by everyone. he took with Illa
good wishes of all-to no avail. f
During the trip. thot
casino to stay at one of "the is
that this mm: in the
gas was the illumination in
In some manner the lot woo
open when the two turned In for
night. and Grooming um
Willis “meadow.
Takes Over floss.
When news of l. L'sileoth reach.
ed Norwalk. a family conference was
called. it ended by Albert Hefner's
giving up the batting trade which he
was then folowing. and taking over
his brothors store.
And still the business grew.
Alarger store on the lower end
of Liberty Square. where the Liberty
Square garage is now located. was
opened. This business bonded both s.
lunehroom and a pool room. Custo-
mers flocked from both sides of the
Washington street bridge. which was
then. some 80 years ago. a wooden
structure.
Next door was another thriving
business. consisting mostly of bioy.
cies and stoves. Above this store wee
situated the East Norwalk Bicycle
gymnasium.
Ever hear of it? it was one of the
greatest social centers of the city.
There the young bloods were won 't
togather to master the gentle art
of bicycle riding. so that. come Sun-
day. they might take their sweet-
hearts for a merry taunt on s. "bi-
cycle made for two."
Three nether stores.
In o. short time. Hafnor bought
out the bicycle shop and took over
um sees
souls.
was, new yous—es s
hos—Madison Dinner Orchestra.
tlhwohn 13. Kennedy.
8:00-Maxwell House Coffee En-
* bumble.
moo-inner Adie. soprano; Loll-
P. M.
c. donsborg. plsnist:
Myrtle Bolcnd and Ellen
Hopkins.
lO:J.5——Judge Jr.
10:80-Harold Leonard's Orchestra.
WW. NEW YORK—692
P. M.
moo—Dinner music.
ozoB~Basebail scores.
7:00—Adam Carroll. pianist.
slot.
use—fondue: mo.“ Hours or.
Walk.
.. Isdwmthwelland M. songs.
nun-Beatrice annual“:
list linden. m
7:80—Leon Balathiel. buseo.
7:45-Richsrd Council. author.
“Uncle Tiberius's Bedtime
Story."
awn-Meyer Davis's Orchestra.
8:80~Eva Wolchor. violinist.
dull—Ernie Anderson.» banioist.
8:50-—Giovnnni Nisita. tenor.
8:10-—Norman Beech. pianist.
8:8o—hiargas-et Hamilton. soprano.
lads—Eve Welcher. violinist.
lama—Grand opera. ”Mignon.” by
the WW Grand Opers
company.
11.18—A1.Lents's Orchestra.
”wow, now roam—sis
P. “M.
hon—"Th! Jolly Jester."
ozisnhlaoml Shirley. Maoist.
moo—suntan Collusion.
.7:ou--Oontampouary Poets Series—
' Gordon Lawrence.
filo-Danes music.
7 :16—Beoobail scores; news.
two—Dame music.
mo. 318W 10M.
P. It.
moo-Pianoamns.
Silo—W high spots.
8:: ' Was.
on . Om lessons.
dim-deionised German m
You—Police darn-.-
muss-m Klan. «violinist.
zit—Mil mitt.
loot—“Baseball.“ John I. m
nah-Mano «out. Arthur Weohv
Popular Spots
Knows “AW-w Wes "slotsbllshod Byr
Bun Hours For YW%H 0! Wide mm-
Boilers new, ‘ ‘
Fpr ten years he worked hard and. ,I ‘
prosperod. The trade grow and the .
tors on the corner in tho skins block. , I
Then 15.1.. dooidodiotsltoawoil ;.
a :
his friends. started off in fine m. ‘
Renown-lucky. sood natured. like =
"had We '
known Eastern hotsls. Mom
Established Business
the place to aocommonsts his grow—
u.iug business. At the time. the family
“owned also the liafncr tobacco store
In Seavlew avenue. making three
business houses in all.
Today however. Mr. Rather re.
tains only the one at :01 Liberty
Square. The old lunch and pool
room is now the Liberty Square
gsrngo and tho Scuvicw house is
now run by Joseph Buschbaum.
Quiet. a man of few words. "Al"
is known and liked by all. Any evo~
ning after 7 o’clook he may be seen
on duly, rurcly during the day. as he
devotes the sunlight hours chiefly
to reading. his great hobby.
At night. the store is unusually
busy. The secret? The finest ice
cream cones in town. so say all
children and adults alike. Perhaps
the chocolate sprinkled top is the
great attraction. At any rate. every
night in the week during the hot
weather you can see a line of wait.
ing curs outside the Hefner store
and a crowd of eager customers in-
side. sixteen tins of ice cream. each
holding the gallons. are necessary
to take care of this unusual business
each day.
Mr. Hefner is a home body}
doesn't travel much because he
doesn‘t like to. Nor-walk and South
Norwalk hardly ever see him. He
prefers staying close to East Nor-
waik among his many friends.
As
WirWL. NEW YORK—888.
P. M.
ilzoowQuestion Box.
mail—Therese Llsieux Ensemble.
9:50-liiay Malone. soprano.
10:05~Jane Granule. violinist.
ions—«Richard Gunning. barytone.
10:30-Musiceie.
P MWRNY. NEW YORK—878.
too—Sport Bays.
7:10—Commercisl Digest.
7:16—-—Weather report.
7: zo—Trscy and Daugherty. songs
7: BO—Oriandos Concert Orchestra.
8. ooulienrlettee Angstrelch. plan.
lot.
8: 15—Bcn Bernice Grill 0 hestra.
8: oo—' ‘The Broadcast 8 nation.“
H. Gernsbnck.
8: 16~Helene Koeter. contrslto.
8: .io—mssphlne McCormaok. plan-
9: domee Two Bills.
10: oo—Csecho Slovak Orchestra.
P MWFBB. HEW YORK—278
7: Oil—Legion News; N. Y.
7 1 Division. State
5~Msjestic String Ensemble.
8: Oil-Judson Entertainers.
8:80-—-George' s Surprise.
9: Oil—Giulia Non. violinist.
s: til—Eddie Mayo. Roy Karrie:
whistler and ukulele.
11: low-Ben Solvin's Orchestra.
r i“boson. snow rm
:: gab—Eva handicaps.
‘ -—Coghianann announcement
ftooulilolployment opport
flow—Ernie Golden's O
. Woe-“Quill “bob-thy!” ..
chute-a. 0r
8: iii-"Christian. Selena teem...
s
iofli-‘Mmufimr «mm
. come up in court tonight.
DEIDCRATS IN
Demosrstio voters in Burton will
most in caucus at 8 o'clock this evo-
nlng hi the town ball. A town com-
mittee will-ho appointed and dele~
gates elected to the several state
conventions. All members of the
party have been urged to make u
special snort to be present.
Jack Wolfe. 532 l:lncoln sienue
Brooklyn. gsvo bmds of 0:6 to up
poar in court tonight after he was
arrested by Policeman Frank Stand
ing Saturday on ll. charge of speed-
Iris-
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Policeman 1' dwurd Muguero ur-
rested Ldiillld lettlu for speeding
Saturday. Lottie gave his address
or iii Bay both street, llrooklyn.
and furnished 825 bond.
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The following registered at the
Tokeneke Inn over the week-end:
Clark ii. Green of New York, Mr.
and Mrs. William Deseqult. and IIIC
Misses Eleanor and Eda. of West-
fleld. N. .l.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles lilll. Mrs. James 0. Wllllums
and Miss Gwendolyn Williams of
New York.
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Mrs. W. l". llathe, Brown Gables.
Tokoncke. says no trace has lnen
found of the 82,000 diamond pin
which she lost in Stamford last
week. Police hereabouts have been
notified but there have been no re-
sults.
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Miss Lotta Madden, New York,
was soloist lit the lost or the series
of musical services Sunday evening
at the Darion Methodist church.
Miss Madden come directly from the
Goldman concerts at Central [’qu
She Is familiar to the radio public.
She was accompanied by Mme.
Maud DeVoe. who so ably assisted
Louis Caton in his concclts st tin.
church.
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Boy Scouts in Dnrlen and tin-1r
fathers gathered hi the scout cabin
under construction on West avenue
Saturday afternoon and all pitL‘Ilcd
in to help in the work. The builders
had been called to accelerate the
work which has been progressing
slowly, and the net-work of rafters
already takes on the proportions of
a building.
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W. W. Ballard. Maple avenue, is
enjoying his annual vacation from
the Yale and Townc.
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The Misses Winifred and Wreaiha
Whitelsw of Mansfield avenue re—
turned today from a trip to Lake
George and Ausublo Chasm. .
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Policeman and . rs. William Bew-
nmn and family w I soon move Into
their new house on the estate of Col.
H. s. Nellson. Mansfield avenue.
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The first week of the annual
drive of the Salvation Army In Do.-
rien for fundsv to carry on its gen-
eral welfare work in this state not-
ted £186. The drive. scheduled for
last week only. will be held over
another week so that tile “00 quote
may be filled. Two army officers.
Envoys Albert Taylor and Leland
Cody. are conducting a house to
house canvass. results of which are
less pretentious so for than we...
expected. However. the oolnmltt'ee.
.of which Simon W.‘Cooper is chair-
man is confident that by the end
2: this week the goal will be reach-
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idly usurplng ’Stsndlng's po-
sition on. the Darlen Police force as
the opsedors‘ jinx. Policeman George
Evans added seven more scalpo to
his belt over the weekend. and an
eighth for reckless driving. The fol-
lowing were apprehended on the
charge of speeding: Philip Lendino.
161 50th street. Brooklyn. Eli Lear.
7212 18th avenue Brooklyn. Jock-
sen Koarns..hlew Haven. Meyer Lip-
pin. Brooklyn. Charles F. Knapp. of
Kearney. N. LL. John Macr‘ erlans.
Glenbrook. and Henry Meyer. of At-
lantic City. Kearns and Mack arinne
were given summons. The others
routed bands of tfi to appear in
court tonight. for reckless driving.
Policeman Evans arrested Richard
1.. hither. Saturday. Zohner gave his
oddes- es Flushing. 14.! .. and fur.
dished bonds of 360. His case will
Three One-Day Shows
For Bench Exhibits
At om Fair
This year will see a. change in the
holding of the bench show at the
Danbury Fair. . Hsretofore. Noam-
day. ”my and Friday have bout
the continuous session. but 1888 will
. lockers developed that forced new-
;Hotel Commodore. New rork. visit-
'ssMr.anduu.HorryA.Doland
of same avenue yesterday.
Boulevardisthoprondownorofan
' Old Mo canoe: which meshed
for a islet-Idem gift. limbo
birthday
:eelebnetedisorfourtoooih
At Bentlnel’s Water Meet
.- III Help Gusrds’
whom
”—C
At the time of the Sentinel's wa-
ter meet at Calf Pasture bench,
when Louis Gnrdella. the local fuv.
orits for the swim eround the light-
house. come In third. following
closely upon the hccls of Charles
Oit. he declared that llc‘snould have
beaten on. it is recalled that Gar-
dolls. who is a member of the Cal!
Pasture Life Guards corps, went out
of his course on the swim and the
opinion of spectatora then was that
he could have led Olt to the tin-
lsh except for this
Gardclll.I n on open letter chal.
lenges Oil to another tom of speed
with the money raised to go louard
the corps building funds.
In his letter lll.‘ says: "i take this
means to challenge Mr. Charles Oit
to a swimming rum: to be held if
pqliklble under the following condi-
lions:
"l. The couxse to be either from
the Washington sll‘r-et bridge to the
Ilik flout at Calf Pasture bull-:11 or
from the Coif i’nslure flout eround
Cockenoc island and return.
“2.
Day afternoon.
"ii. The race to be open to any
resident of Norwulk of either sex.
"My reason for sucking this race
is that I greatly desire to and ma-
toriully the Cult Posture Lilo Guard
Building fund, and I feel that if
tickets ,nro sold at the bench enough
menu can be. obtained so that the
life guard station will be completed
this year.
"LOUIS GARDELIJI."
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Calf Pasture Packed,
'l‘lls woeksend's warm weather
more than made up in patronage
the. amount that Culf Pasture
beech has lucked for the lost cou-
ple of poor weather weeks when
the bench was prm‘llt‘hlly deserted.
Yesterday's crowd in particular was
tremendous In size as throngs left
nearby cities to seek relief at the
increasingly-popular resort. Every
inch of parking space was filled
through the major part of the day
and several times it shortage of bath
rumors to stand in line for their
turn at relief.
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Mr. and Mrs John Audi-ens, of
Holyoke. Mass. are visiting Mr and
hire. William intrusion. of Fort
Point street.
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Mr. and hire. N. M. Diabo and
daughter of New York were week-
end visitors of E. It. Madcy of Gre-
gory boulevard.
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Anthony Harmony of Winfield
ell-act spent the day yesterday in
Brooklyn. bringing bnck with film
lime. llermany and their daughter.
who have been on a. two weeks“
vacation at the home of her son.
Charles Harmony.
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Improvement Association Meeting
‘Mrs. Leslie Gorliom. president of
the .IIunt Norwalk improvement as-
sociation. lute called a special meet-
ing of the directors for 2:30 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon of Community
hall. The business of the gathering
has not been announced. but it is
possible that the directors will take
some action on the disposal of an
offer by an East Net-walker (or trees
to be planted at the Liberty Square
pork site. The regular meeting of
the association will be held a week
from tomorrow.
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Dr. and Mrs. Seoflcld of Broolu
lyu are here to stay two weeks with
Dr. Scoileld's mother on Strawberry
Hill avenue.
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Mrs. Katherine Sanford has re-
turned home to 2 Gregory boulevard
after a vacation at Belden l-iill.
Wilton.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Allen of East
uvcnuo motored to Bear Mountain
the latter part of the week to see
their son. who is on a two weeks
camping trip with the Boy Scouts
at Camp Happegat. near there.
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The Misses LaRue Landls and
Esther Kulp have returned home to
Pottsdam. Pan after a short stall
with Miss Ida Soonsld st Strawberry
Hill avenue.
o o e
Mr. and Mrs. F. Honcho! New
York. Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin of
Bridgeport. and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Olson of New York were all
weekend guests of Mr. and Ira
Raymond Martin of Winfield street.
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Richard Bingewtld spent yester-
day at Pleasure beach.
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1!. A. Mott. of Chicago. one of
the pioneers in the developing“ of
the telephone. Wilp has been attend-
ing the pioneer convention at tho
.0.
Miss Evelyn Greene of Gregory
Ott Led Louis To Float
The race to be held Labor’
Item. HI- 315368311!!!“
.- dammit inflow
loogsn. tel. 1880, or with The
Evelina Sentinel. Tel. 88.
loll loans
(summon
wus PRIZE
Peary Week- End At Bell
nil-J. Smeeton Wins
the . Radio -— Masquerade
Coming.
The post week-end was the most
eventful one so for this season. The
carnival Friday night. the barn
dance Saturday and msny house
parties served to make a busy three
days.
The carillisl lI‘llluy night was a
big success. about H.000 being made.
Clocks. gold pieces. hams. toys. alu-
minum were. auto kits. umbrellas.
flashlights. blankets, cakes. tllcrnloe
jars. and china sets wore only a few
of the articles won.
A ‘eaturo of the carnival
a msrloneite show, the figures of
which were puiutcd by Mrs. Eduin
C. Nestler.
The Charleston contest and the
rattling of the radio wcro lit-Id over
until Sitilll‘day night.
Lois .‘loran. the
who was the week
end Mrs. Arch Bclwyn, drew the
lucky number belonging to J.
r'mentou, of Rocky Ledge as the
“inning number for the radio, Sat-
urday nlgllt.
Miss Moron entered the Charles-
ton contcst for girls and was award.
ed flint prize, which she certainly
deserved no she showed some of the
nuilves here some brand new steps.
lilies Arlene atom of New York
“ho is the guest of Miss Alice Bern-
with) “on second prize. Miss Stella
la the duughltr of Mrs. Bernard F
Supt. who is the Melropolllnn Wo-
mun ’l'cnllia l Hhslliplou
Charles Sulffon. Jr.. Won first
prize for the bays and William Hut-
ion ran him a close second
A Charleston contest was also held
for the children and was won by
Lucille Street. and Ethel Caniy. Bob-
by Jarboc. and 1‘ rcddy Houston.
The Charleston prizes were donat-
ed by Mr. and William C. Beers.
The lucky number dance for
children under 9 was won by Alma
UiIIZ and Jimmy Elegg Lolly and
i~ltddy Houston ‘Iion let children
over 8.
.u‘ .
mmlc actress.
-end guest of Mr.
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Prizes for cost-units wrcrc unaided
to Betsy swag, Alice liurt, Rita Cri-
lllll, Betty Barktr, Billy Schwart...
Jay Jurhoo and Louis Worden, .ll.
'lllc adult prince wccl ewon by Mrs.
Frederic Sullivan, Mrs W. Wilson
Charles Silkworm and Georgi.
Huyos.
Howard Smith und Miss l'ldlill
Viegci won the lucky number
dance, the prizes of which were do-
nated by Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rederlc
Houston.
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Miss Moran autographed Dane
Hurtneld‘s drum and li'runk Volk'e
banjo much to the delight of these
too young men.
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The masquerade will be held next
Saturday night. This dance will be
the climax of the summer season.
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Mrs James C'. Btugg. of “Sleuth
crcsi " It ockv Point Road. entertain-
cd o. few friends frOm Sound View
at dinner Saturday evening.
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M. Joseph Wright. Frederic Hous-
ton and Fred Hon-ton, Jr., have re-
turned to the island from a trip to
Lake Placid.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bernstein
spent the week—end with Dr. and
Mrs. Eugene P. Bernstein, of "Idle
Hour," Summit avenue. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. 11. Plering and
Horny Jr'.. of New York, were the
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lung of the "Rose." West
avenue. V.
o o' o
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Emeeton,
"Rocky Ledge," entertained Morgan
Spoor. Henry Reiuig and Dr. Stuart
Gleason of Passaic, over the week-
end.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Bechman and
son. Thomas. of White Plains. visit-
ed.Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Snifien.
yesterday. W. Marcel. New Jersey.
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Gallagher of "lililviow." over the
week~end.
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Mr. and hire. Charles Silkworth.
“Harbor View." Rocky Point road.
entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Brynn. Leroy hmont; Mr. and Mrs. .l.
w. Saws of Dayton. 0.: sir Nelson
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MIDWAY.
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wars. on I‘ r
and“
valid? 30 1926
YY'
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NORWALK
otugilx e lending lily Ul uds bl... ..
SPECIAL
SUMMER DRESS VOILEb
Regular Price 89c, 50c, 89c yd.
SPECIAL 3 YARDS FOR Milli
moccasins and dress models.
VACATION FOOTWEAR
Shoe needs for vacation war are a hit dulwmu r, ~: . ..
usual needs. This store is showing many in .\ L.“
for both sport and dress “‘le.
i‘IIIi..
Tennis times, 5- if .‘
1'.
$2.00 to $12.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
88 WASHINGTON STREET
SPECIALS
TO CLOSE OUT OUR SUMMER Mililuli/ililllbl.
Women s Slips, Step-in Dlamn in .l l..':.~!: I... .,
Suits, blovc Silk lllumm. mm:
l .Iilfillils' \Vlllli: I)l'« ’ml
ij'lll'll‘il'rll’s- Overalls null i ;. .v l
And Many Olin-r
J. l. MALLE'I"l‘E
liar ’
300'] H MOI-l Willi“
COAL
Phone 113
Anthracite and Bilulninous‘
MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
DELIVERED ANY \\'llliltl11
THE NORWALK COAL 8.;
SUPPLY CO.
('OAI.
108 Walter
>31.
bell. of Holyoke Mast. Ilad (“Lilli
at the New York A. L: on Tram:
Island. Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Viulkel'
Id to IIlLli‘ home "Ccdal' coil. use.
rvn “out aicnue after liming spent
at week in Albany
o s
Mr. and hire. Charles lion
few days at tin“: Mallory cottage.
s o o
Mrs. Clurcm‘o Spear. "Onklmrél."
is spending a. few days in Brooklyn.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Slate. and
family of New York. spent yester-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Golden, of liocky Point Road.
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Andrew J. Mulcare spent
week-end with his family of
"Cedar" cottage, West nvcnue.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson lune
returned to Morristowu after spend-
ing the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lester B. Ortiz of "Anchoro."
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Arthur Wright, New York, spent
the week~end with M r. and Mrs. ii.
Joseph Wright. Summit uii'llue.
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the
ter returned from a llip to Bretlml
“'oodl.
Miss Ruby
spent the week-end with Mr.
Mrs. William W. Wright.
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Sonny and Billy Sclwyn will sail
Wednesday on the Berengaria for
11‘.an Suiteriande.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kemp.
Jackson Heights. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Turner of Rocky Point
Road. yesterday.
and
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usy about things than be hill)”.
ersoummo IN moms
onovns, noemxv.
oonsnrs sun
UNDERWEAR
"See Us First for Values"
The Funch Glove &
Corset Shop
8 No. Main 512.. So. liorwaik
Wolf of London and New York. and
Mr. and Ira. 3. Baylor of Lurch-
lnont. over'the week-end.
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C. Wellslw smith, son of Mr. Ind
Mrs. ‘Wllliam C. Smith. Summit ’
avenue. has returned to the island
after spending two weeks with filth--J
ert Winthrop Austin. at :8“. Weak}
lotion. Mass. Hr. Smith is the slap
fending champion in the tennis tour-_
nament that is now being played.
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the net-hum one White mansions.
IMrs. Agnes Whooioeit of Boston
visitin'g Mrs. Wrisht.
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Lois Moran. lire. Arnold
L. Hummer were the
so. and In. Amen
day. Jinn-house
elal hooker axis.
NEW FALL 3
DRESSES
With fulness of
sleeves, bloused eifects
and draped, circular"
and irregular h e in
lines and with rich and
clever fabric combina-
l‘cf u l‘ll-
Hull V
family of Dunbury are spumlmg u:
the I
Mrs Frederic Houston and clutch. ‘
'i‘weedlr. New York...
The glass roof of the Victoria. eta. ‘
tion in London covers 10 acrt-s and i
Most of us ‘hnd rather have ouri
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
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too late
to save
your old
roof!
Re-roof now
for the last
time with .. .~
Johns-Mandala
Rigid Asbestos
Shingles. "
We will be pleased to have
our representative cell and
furnish you with an oath
mute on rr-vroofing.
..COAL..
We haw e largo supply of
the very best grades of coal.
and are prepared to fill all
orders promptly.
All Kinds
--MASONS’
MATERIALS...
Phone all inquiries and
orders to 1782-17
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Norwalk Chronicler