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‘6 BELLE ISLAND.
ladies of the Belle island im-
re ant Society proved themselves
, V ml entertainers when they gave
no ream festival Saturday evening.
udairwas held in the Havilaud
,V and was largely attended, over
persona being present. The. front
overhanging the water was pr 19t—
ecoratcd with flags. Japanese fans
patterns and presented 11 Hwy pic-
on scene. The entertainment
' d of carpet solos by Mr. llnrt-
Olin selections by Miss Geneva
lair,» daughter of Robert Shut-.1111 nr
.1 Jones cottage, and piano selections
' ,Vra. L. K Clinton There were al-
t‘ein its applause. reluctantly
h artist to retire. At the
‘cream and cake Were sold and
us off of the twenty odd cakes
studies of the island had made.
, . Foote and J. ll. Seeley‘acted
VB fictioneers and so well did they
their,,dutie.s that every cake
ed of and there was 11 cry
are- The affair was for the hen—
he Bell Island lmptovetncnt So-
pd willmet a snug little sum for
The party of twenty campers that has
fiNOYIng the pleasures of the is—
e past few days. broke camp
lit. and returned to their home»
linimry. Their tents. which were
, héd in the vacant lot on Summit
nae, next. to the Gospel tent. were
digit ted by a Sentinel representatiyc
ay. at the solicitation of one of
party, and were found to be the
tneV f perfection for 1e11l 111qu life
‘1 din tent. large and 11.111my con<
it , the sleeping apartments. while
was the tent used for cooking
ting purposes. ’1 he entire party
it?“ 1 m the forming department of
‘ W his hat factory, Danbury. Daniel
, ore-man. and included MI. and
H 'L Rowland and sons. Robbie
'Mtlton, Mr. and Mrs. l1‘I'ed ilortuau.
nd Mrs. William T. Lu i1‘ontainc
' 'on Earle. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter D.
115 and daughter Elizabeth M1
Vrs. Daniel Brew and daughters
thud David McKee All of the
are members of ’11I1quioquc
O. U. A. M., of Danbury. and.
other visitors to the island
, '0 much delighted with the place
they ,are coming again b14orc the
111' Before leaving Mr.
took the picture of the entire
. 1111111 Carr, 11 New York banker.
th 13. party of friends. 1.1111111 1111 Satur-
”afternoon. from the. (Ity. in his
ma steam yacht “Anita; and
M Sunday at Charles H. Davis‘ (ot—
The party included Mr. and Mrs
Hamlin. Miss May 1‘ pshaw.
fin Polly Henning. of New York.
Davis; of Ohio and Nathan
V no of Baltimore. The yacht lay at
char. Just east of the. Davis cottage.
as theobject of much admiration
achtlng element of the island.
H. Davis and Joseph Padel—
~New York city. came up Sat-
afternoon in Mr. Davis‘ auto to
unday at his cottage.
pei tent was put 11p Saturday“
first services'of the season
yesterday and were well at—
nthe morning. at 11 o 'clock,
11 nrjames prea1hed. in the
, mfiev:A.1L.Hubba1-.d of Row.
ad in the evening at 8 there
service at which Rev. Mr.
missionary from Venezue-
staying at Eilm Home gave
Unytaik. The. services will
every Sunday during the
James has Secured sev-
_ the Belle Island House.
H. Bellmerand son. of
. Y.;.Arthur and Char-
. iam'H.1.Bmwn and ,R.
' of. Brooklyn. Cora L.
.11 Richmond N. Y.;
.‘Haip'iet and Sadie Street
A. E. Robinson. Mr. and
binson, R, E. Jarboe and
New York city; A. E.
f oston; Mrs. Laura
'11 Miss 1.11211» You Wert.
and M and Mrs, John
all hit of fellow and
at! the place so 1\veil that
Mr. Grant
club youped an
i d House.
Mrs. .
111111.111 their short stay ‘3
come down every $11.1. Mr
1115 Ferris over the
1 is b to:
and Express. The young men are ex-
1 pee-ting 11 party of friends 11p from the
city during the Week.
George F. Shepard‘s new cottage on
the East Terrace is nearly completed.
The house is one of the prettiest and
best located on the island. There are
fourteen rooms. including ten
sleeping rooms, besides conveIIieIIncs.
'i‘be attic is finished off in Georgia
pine, whll1,1 the walls will be gray. Mr.
Shepard expects to take possession on
be for rent.
SDanbury. after 11 week‘s stay.
boys were heartily sorry to go and
saute goes without saying. ilctore leav-
ing (‘upiaiu Simon illake and ii detail
5111111411 to Mrs. Clinton.
' iiclcn liosc.
culinary department at the Havlland
House. but: been for
highly III hcr favor.
completed today. George i1“.
season.
heap. and is now for sale.
urn. Saturday, of being shown
llon'uic View cottage. by
As Mr. (‘oI'neli stated.
built to stay.
pointed.
liuciy grained and iinisbcd. Mr.
rear for bathing purposes.
the family at ti1c1'l‘odd cottage.
out-ot—town guests left for their home;
Saturday.
sloop "lluicyon' to the Not'u'uiit
Launch Compnnys works for repaiis.
ing him tonsidcrable t1'.oIIblc
a few days.
The ice 1' ream 111ndy.1igarsan1l soda
wattr pur'lms in charge of M13. J. is).
Thomas, at Retsof cottage. are receiv-
wiil go 'to his home in Brooklyn,
night.
of Churches he intends to return with
to-
summcr at the Todd cottage.
Mr.
their
the week. After staying in their coun-
try bonie about 11 week they will return
to their seashore cottage for the rest,
'of the season.
‘l,.. M. Decker. of Bridgeport; W. 2.
Stone." of Brooklyn. and ‘Georgc G.
loodwin. of Kingsbrldge. N. Y..
after 11 short stay at the
House.
l-iuviland
two hotels here. and both were crowd-
ed. At the Belle island l-loIISe the food
prospective diners had to be tut 111d
away.
Ferdinand Dexter arrived
over Sunday at the ‘Havilauti House,
with his wife and child, who are spend-
ing several weeks on the island.
season. They are holding their meet-
ing at the Eilm Home. 7,
G. Gdlahan and wife. and Mrs.i.1iliian
Gaddis and children all from Brooklyn.
are at the Rose cottage on South Beach
for a short. stay.
At the special town meeting, in Nor-
will come 11p for the. consideration of
the voters.
Rev William James has rented the
Cedar cottage as an annex to Elim
Home. and is giving a party of New
York women and children an outing at
the shore.
Mr. Ohmsaof New York. set oil“ quite
a large display of fireworks in f1 out of
the Belle island House. Friday night.
The display was, thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone._ .
‘ Arthur Kmm, of Danbury, Lawyer
Samuel Tweedy's stcp— —son. is staying
at the Tweedy cottage. Lawyer Tureedy
summer.
-,Launch Works and takes out a party
pearl; every afternoon for a sail on the
6 . 1 the. Todd cottage.
9111’ to
and quite an athlete.
er about a week‘ 3
is wife at the
tile city tomorro
stay here.- assi‘s 115‘
..Edward- -..Whitney. of New York
abider of the season at the 132111
large
the Hub. when his present cot age will
The Kennedy Guards broke catnp at
Pint Point. Saturday. and departed for
The
that the people of B1 lie island Were the.
of about ten of the Guards called at.
the liavilaud llouse 11nd paid their 1'11~,
who has charge of the
several seasons
with Mrs! ile Van, of Stamford. where
she is employed during the winter.
She has been with Mrs. Clinton. pro-
The work of taking tip the. old gai-
,vauized iron water pipe belonging to
the licile island Water Company was
Shepard
looked after the work and is heartily
glad it is over. as it was done during
several of the hottest days so far this
The pipe has been piled in u
The Sentinel reporter bad the pleas-
(H'Ci‘
M. S. Cornell.
11111 house is
and is handsomely ap«
The doors are of cypress 11nd
('or-
nell is having an addition built. 1m the
David liigson and faintly have illl"l\—
ed for the season rom Danbury. and
Mrs. Todd and daughter Ethel, of West
liedding. and others, helped to make
the l1‘ouril1 a very pleasant i't‘:lllililil of
The
Minn (‘orneii has again taken his
The wheel and IIIddeI have. been giv-
but he,
expects to have the boat back again in
William lioliy, of the ’i‘odd cottage.
After a Week's stay in the (‘lty
his parents to spend the rest of the
and Mrs. 'l‘odd intend to go to
home in West Retiding during
1111-
turned to their homes this morning.
The Fourth was a big day for the
supply became einaIIstedagVnVnd twelve
. V Friday
morning. from Danbury. and remained
The committee is in session this ur-
ternoon. to arrange the final plans for
the Gospel tent meetings during the
William and Francis Clear Walter
\alk, Wednesday night. the. question
f accepting the wads of Belle Island
and wife am expected daily, fat the-
George F. Shepard has brought his 6
new launch down from the Norwaik '
I Brooklyn. is spend- .
lround good fellow. 6
.IWIlliam N..Cl_inton will return to 1
ty puts the guest of Dr. Charles irv- '. .
111111.111 the Fer:
.ay. from Brooklyn. tospend, V I ldg
July and August at the Havtlaud
House.
Ernest and Edward llouton hav11 rc-
iurucd to their duties on the1 inland.
11f11-1 11 several days' stay in New York
1411'.
'I“l111111 are 11 few Sentinel title calcu-
dIII‘s ieit. Anyone dc'shiug one may
have 111111111 by calling at this otlicc.
Misses Lillian and Jennie Jones and
.l. (l. ('orucil. of Brooklyn. are spending
11 few days at Bonnie View cottage.
'l be 1111 tition for thu1 use of the supply
wagon will he presented this evening.
to the South Norwuik Count Ii.
James l1‘1".111cil of the Schuldice cot«
tagc. took a merry party out for 11 nail
in his launch on the Fourth,
Mrs. Ayers 11nd grandson. of Pater-
sou N. J. iIIIVe been spending a few
days at the Bartlett cottage.
Miss Josie Wold" has returned to New
VYoIk.11ft(I spending a few days at Dr.
.I. SIIIIIIIIIchI 's collage.
i1lIlw111'd lb own and family, from
l.lI'.ookl,vn have arrived for the season
at the White Rose cottage.
Oakley Kane. of Newark, are at Clover
cottage. for the season.
prietor oi‘ tht1 ilavilund liousc. five. Proprietor and Mrs, 'r, [1, Poster. of
seasons. and all W110 have "MN ”11' Sunrise cottage. spent the Sabbath IIi.
results of her cooking. speak very threlr 111111111111 Dunbury.
The ll'iissesV ('.'laI'k. of Bridgeport.
bIIVe been guests of Miss ltllieudort, of
the Hello Island House.
(‘I'ouco itutckholdt ' and Herbert
l‘ieI1-.1e oi New Haven. spent the Fourth
at 11111 View cottage.
Mrs. i1‘. A Shepard 11111111111111. N. .i..
Is spending a few days at George if.
Shepard's cottage. ‘
Miss llutlcr. from Staten island.
spending a Iewwccks at the llelle is-
land House.
city, is spending 11 few days
cottage.
Hit-‘1‘. AIIIcIia Sumnuu-vlllc. of New
York. will spend July at the llaviiund
iiousc. '
Ham v Wihox. oi’ Dauhiuy has been
1mending a few days at the llelie Island
linit‘].
are in posmssion of William B liub- E. M. i’lartlett has left for 11 trip of
hell's Cottage, ' M11, Higgdn's sou several weeks at Northern Michigan
11101-1111. and 11 1111111111, (11111141111 Sanford, A new Sterling piano has inst arriv-
I‘I'oni llaubury. came down Thursday 11I fit HIP liavliand ”OH-"(‘-
IIIght. The latter will spend two wrcks llO'i‘ON POINT.
M the Higsou cottage. 'i‘hc (‘.'ounculcut lluilwuy and Lilli“
Mr. and Mrs. (‘ourtney and Gertrude i111; Company. has made some
Smith. 111‘ I'h'ldgcport. with Mr. and 111in 51“”. assuming control of the ,1
point 01111 of these went into effctt.
111st Satuiday. and is that no more ball
playing be dill)“ ed on the grounds it
has been the pr.a1'tic11. for several sou
sons for the boys to indulge in this
“pull in [in rear of lhI1 Snellbucl: and
i I IiIi attr'attious,
i1111c been struck by a hall (11 bu 11nd
been injured. 'i‘bI'1 company, rocog»
niaiug that the game is dangerous
when hundreds of people pass near
by bus dc1idc1l to stop the practice
and Constable l.1I1|r:i1 an and Superin-
vioiators of ”111 rule.
tug quite a lame 11111101111119. In the 1111 11111111 1111111111 111111111 11111111111111 goitu‘.
evening the younger people repair 1111, This is for the purpose of. keep-
‘Iii‘l‘i‘ {01' ”WI? 50111! twat” and i0? lug the floor in clean and smooth cou-
cream. ditiou. so that those who pay for danc»
lug privileges can enjoy the pastime in
11 satisfactory manner. The floor 111
waxed each evening. tutti Lowe’s or-
chestra. which began the season‘s cu.
gngomcut last week. is giving good
s11tisi‘uetiou.’ibls week a high gate.
is to be. placed at the entrance to the
pa1iiiou, 11nd will be kept locked cx
(:1'pt when the orchestra is on duty
'i‘be twenty-tiIiI'd Ward Property
Owners' Association, from New York.
has 11 large excursion at ltotou Point
thin afternoon. Tomorrow the War-
.buI'tor. Avenue Baptist Church. of
Brooklyn. is scheduled to come here:
\‘1'11dnesday. strainer isubellc and
barge. from New York: Friday. combin.
ed Sunday schools. of Astoria, Long
island: next
Lodge. l1‘1and A. M.. of New York; 24
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school. of
New (31111111111? 21;. 'l‘hompkius Lodge.
l1‘. and A. M.. of ilrooklyu: August -I.
Goethe] Lodge 1 0. () i‘.. New York;
ti. Yonkers Lodge. F. 11qu A.1‘.i.; 7.
PioneeI Club. New York; 9 employees
of the Astoria Silk Mills: il,11lls1vorth
Post, G. A. 1%.. Jersey City; 113. Union
Republican Club. of New York; 11.
Neighbors' Sons Social Club. New
York.
The work of installing a large nunr
ber of additional electric lights in tire
grove has been commenced. it is pro
posed to have. a ,stt i‘ng front the tr-ol
icy car station to the pavilion. and
with those already in the pavilion and
about the grove an abundance of "1111
minatiou is promised.
George W. Bradley. who has for sev.
eral seasons been the eilicieut cashier
and bookkeeper under the regime of
the Roma Point improvement Com-
pany, has been Ietained by the new
owners. and is in entire charge at the
Point.
V The steame'dohn Sylvester brought
Only about 1.11 ee hundred people from
New York to Roton Point, yesterday.
as the. weather \vps so bold and threat.
cnlng The. trolleys from Norwalk
‘aad Daricn were filled during theiafter-
noon and quite a good-sized crowd was
in attendance. .
The splles have all been driven for.
the new dock of Mr. DeKlyn. Tho
dodk is to be of the suspension kind.
held up by wires. and will be. 100 feet
,stone pier Will be adult 23,
. be a tonal! Vohse‘rv a-V
You 11 re h yburs‘clt and
ieerio your blood cool 0 at once. You
can feel the most delightful sensation
of theshmmotdnsapst 1mg. yo
haste? 1:011va 1t. ,‘
‘ rich on the sodas
8116 bottle of 11111111111111 Root
act makes tiv Ii V,
n gdtl 111111111
Misses Daisy-Olivia Nicholl and Alice ‘
i11‘
Colonel John Lambert, of New York
at the Way.
“0W ‘
and several people ‘
toudeut Sheror are on the lookout. for ,
Another iuuo- .’
ration is tht1 closing of the pavilion at 1
week Monday. Wayland ~
.1917
your, adry, dusty ‘
thirsty V ,
yacht built In New York, expects the
boat aboutthc 115th. bboswill be. an-
chorcd oil‘ the new dock whiuh is .1111-
pooled to be completed by that time.
lliCKQliYV BLUFF.
Several montbersof the Norwulktment.
Yacht Club started for Riverside. Sat-
urday to witness the races of the lily-i
The weather waaI
so rougl1,l10wc.ver that all who doalr- ‘
cruidn Yacht (‘iub.
Cove.
W
night.
sport each day on the beach in'the
I —~-Years of autl'ering relieved in a
itching piios yield at once to
I the 1.111 utivo proportion of lloan’s Oint-
Nevor fails.
V 51) cents
We would call the att
At any drug store,
FINE ABSORTMEN‘I‘ OP TOURS.
tion of our
ed to did not. Iouhh" there in time tort 111111ch11 to an advertlsum, t in anoth-
the stait.
started were Commodore A. E. Chas-
Selettnmn Samuel Lyuos I
qur ’s Ayii:
Little .io.
Ihu hens.
and)
William 1.111111111111111 a friend tram
llowayton rowed to this place. Sutur
craft
while, they enjoyed the day at union.
The young men can fairly make the.
vessel hum through the wafer.
was unusually rough
yesterday and very few of the. yachts 1
into the
day and tied up theil
The weather
l1or1.11.1bouts ventured
Sound.
M11111 Mabel Gladstone, daughter 01
Captain
1111111111 A.
out
little
Jennings
Haven With such an assortment
Among the.1 vessels that (11‘ column of the tours to be conducted
by The Recreation 'i‘ourist Co.- with
oiilccs at 71111701. (‘hapel street. New
Of
11111111 to Meet from we are sure that
Ithum among this list. The ilccruut
.1’l‘ourist ('0. have conducted tours
all who anticipate taking a vacation
.tIlp will iind one that will just suit
ion
to
various popular resorts in past sea-
‘sons and they expect from inquiries
gieceh'cd that this your will be fully
successful as these. past.
‘ppny issues
,dcscripitve of all 101115, which will
:quilud upon application to them.
11H
This com-
a neat eightgpage paper
he
or
William Gladstone. of the. 111.111 be 111111111111 at the oflice of G. W.
South Norwuik policef01'1'o.si)c11t Sut- Harris. ticket agent New York, New
urday at illdkory Bluff store.
\1’i’tiii1m Saabe, of South Norwulk,
has been spending a few days WithI
(‘ heotct 11‘ Itch.
Haven and Hartford Railroad.
When you
illstcucr says nothing when you
Quite 11 1111111qu of bathers enjoy the: through how tint on feel.
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We
The mice is now so low that Rosen-
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The superiority of Portland over or-
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dale cement ii. to an extent, being -
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her. A. D.. 188
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as to do this well.
Taylor '81 Golden,
Telephone Call Vltl’I-V-i.
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1502
1847. , .
Humbug and Steam Heat
mad . .
f Hot Water Heating
Hot 1]: Humid.
s-rmnss AND assess. f
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas 111111 Steam Fitting.
. V1111. Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. etc. . ,
' Metal Signs ofk'evezyV description.
Have Nansen our stoc
RICHMOND RAN VES?
“to Jones 8 Hole“!!! 00m}
V111 want. eraser. uonmmn 1
was mu.- KILL 41 mV
1 The ubovotdoes not-apply to your
, V 1' watch. ..Ldnthe. moat carefulwork and
" :, guarantee results.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
anew-tea Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor.
Office hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: 45 to 6: 30
Saturday evenings 7 9. -5. ~“
‘ Here’s 1A , Sign
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the'
“189%th appntntments made to suit
ing the night
That tells you of good wall
paper. People who know good quality
come here for what they want. They
say they like our designs and the col-
oring.
m oIsptAv aAcKs
PRESENT A GOOD VIEW.
You can tell how it will look on
your while. All prices of paper are
here for your inspection.‘
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An'ners' .III'IATERIALs.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
WINDOW SHADES.
Any size, make or thickness, to
order.
ROOMMOULDING .
to match your Wall Papers.
PIc'runa-Iissumo.
We make It on art.
DECKER.
87 WABHlNGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
Telephone Connection.
J ‘hnius‘Br‘ew-n ,:
Painter and Paper linger.
Pure White Lead and 2,111on
mixed by hand will 'wear twice
as long and cover double. sur-
me as machinery mixed. ,Tth
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street, were painted by me
1111111. manner over eleven years ,
a'go They are still good. ' ,. '
' Your house will stand as well
it i paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. My flamenco, 26
Elm Grove street. ‘
A, Flush
Valve.
Noiseless.1closea without!“ or no
Vter hammer. Her-'30 tank.
TflEiDEAL.
VOLUMETER PRESSURE :35."-
LATING FLUBH'VVALVE. ‘ ‘
‘ A self adjustingpressure regulator.
applied to a Flash Valveoperatedby
direct pressure. Dischargea'the some
‘ amount of water in the same length of
th‘nc, regardless of the head or prov
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation in our Val-play
room. 1 1
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IIIIIIIkllIItiIiIIIIks,
110.411 WAVTER STREET.
1 . sown-I NORWALK. CT.
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, Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
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11----1.
Bird Cages 111111.611. kinds of
Metal work Repaired
. ‘ and Refiniahed. . ‘7.
Vaurrgoannorizmo. 1
Brass Advertising Signs.
1Large Orders .11 Specialty.
DallyfraIght Lino
., Imam
NEWiYORIQ.
acoustic 1111111
Steamers, Eagle and City of
Norwalk leave. New link. Fig: :3.
Norwalk and 561193 Nowell: dur-
SOLOMON scam. Manager. --
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenderl. V
East River, Beekmaxi street, in in. '
Norwalk Chronicler