Mrs. Frank Startevsnt and chiid, oi
; populate a rev am With
Mr Ill; “Whistles H. Alstllbrlld’. oi
~ New they and molly."
and Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Josem were
among the East Norwalir guests to the
meningeal Mia's Lidia loi’kowits and
MorriseVe‘oeI, at the Synauehue and at
the reception which iollowod at Arion .
flan
it there was a pleasure boat in com-
mission that was not in use yesterday.
many people, did not see it. Practical
ll: every craft floatable had it quota
out yesterday, for the day was a very
line one on the water. Bathing in the
salt water was also a decided popular
_ diversion at the beaches.
One otthe principal matters of bus
‘iness at the monthly meeting or the
Sunday school board oi’ the East Ave
nue Methodist Church. will be held ‘
this evening at the church. will be the
annual picnic No arrangements have
up to this time been made, nor a place
suggested for the outing.
W— i
Manager Harry Waterbury, ot the
Mayflower baseball team. has not quite
completed arrangements ior Saturday
siternoon's game but the probability
is a game with the Cos Cob team, at
the Mayflower Oval. The Mayflowers
are to play the Glenbrook team a den-
b‘le header Fourthbf July. at East Nor.
walk.
Harold C. Thompson, son of Super-
intendent George E. Thompson, of the
Blast Norvlalk‘ schools returned!) his
home in Edlie avenue, on Saturday ev.
suing. having. graduated from Wil-
liam's College on Wednesday of last
week, Mr. Thompson graduated in the
first class. receiving a commencement
appointment and honorable mention in
latin.
M...
Although the protracted spell of wet
weather has been over but allow days.
the highways are in a very dusty con:
Ilitlon. Great clouds of dirt follow trol-
loy cars in East avenue and
Van Zaudt street and conditions are
just as bad in the wake oi automobiles
The condition is now a little annoying
to people who live along the most trav-
eled highways.
W
Enat Norwalk is to have at ll-nsl two
weddings this week and: It is quite
probable there will be several more.
There was another interesting meet
ing last evening at the Lighthouse min
‘slen‘bh the Washington direct bridge
These meetings are hot several times
smash and the indie tens are that
they writ not be Interrupted by mono:
summit WW
lA dinsl
t, of th
Dotriot melt». is scheduled to be
' , awesome
' ‘ . Ill “View svonuo
At least two or the members or the
ccmmitt are in hopes of melting this
their
nose a district over to the new
committee. oloi'Md at the recent ah-
nusl moot
”tin theN month. .
m
About art‘s yous: people were
members at the choir ot the East Ave
one Methodist allot-ch Builder moi-plus
odd eventual. ’i'hors sss noon s men:
Mini in tho cosmonauts sinus tho
: Installation at tho lino now pips 6t-
son. you: had been hoped (or a null
nor of your at the morning some.
malty. Miss ans: rials as; .a
solo; and is the evening llios lrihhfion’
song use, both young ladies doing very
.' troll.
Joust Toll“: , dulled. was
mm s cm [ Everett w:
’l‘cllss.torm , Norwslit. This
case was hoard others hotels
William 1!. mm. who tiled lilo
«Mi: mm 19me
‘ party consisting oi nineteen members.
___'_;l‘h"d a fine time at who island overI
Willi?!" I
W}, thwart buoi- l
those which were nu":
are l. tollpws italic All it llsvilook.“
minis cant: lllvsrett
Lows ms. Richard Podsslni. Me-
(an, John Stahl. Gertrude Ivan (louver
lug; Edith Wilhelmina Warm and Lil
lieu isabei flutters-
The members or the Moydowar base
hail team And 9 low 5mm. the whole
Sunday. The trip was to have been
made in Arthur W Day's sloop. but aw
choose Was made in the Arrolisements
at the last minute and the trip was
made in nacho (Ludo id's toothy best
first. The plant was spent“ at iilston's
Neck and yesterday. the Mayflower-s
had a great session at baseball with
.the Northport team. 'i‘hred 'g’antos in
all were played; tho Connecticut deio-
eatlon taking all three. who first. to
the morning. was a prhctice session. In
the afternoon with C. Keane's pitch-
log, the Mayflowers won 13 to 5_ slid
the second was a victory by the score
of 1i to 1 Wright pitching. All in all
the outing was a very pleasant one.
though the accommodations for sleep
lug Saturday nightrwentla‘l’llitle awry.
The marriane 0! Miss Esther A. null.
oi East-Norwalk. to Henry H. Blah
lord. at auction. will take place at the
:residence of the brides sister, Mrs.I
Ralph 3. Gregory, in Seaview avenue.
Wednesday evening
‘W
East Norwailt scholars show a, good
record {or punctuality. Following is a
list or pupils who have been neither
obacht our tardy tor the entire year-:3
Pitch schoolwiiermsn Kimmick. Illi-
mer flotilla. (Jerald Mead Earl ltoscoe,
Helen DeLesley. Viola Cummings. Fred
Amundsen, Claude Biker. Charles Hav-
ilice'lt canned Hillel“. Cori Moritz.
Russell Mead. Harry Hipson. Marvin
school—Ruth Van Coevering. Wallace
Larson. Frederick Loveioy, Edna Bard-
sail. Cora VanoeverIns. Marlon
Barnes, Ruth Benson, Dells Von Conv-
ering. Ralph Golder. Leland Lepport.
Lewis Mills, George Ross, May Bmlth.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy for the
summer term: Fitch reboot-Minerva
Danton. Elisabeth Hendricks. Florence
Damon. Marion Tyler. Lillian Kiln
mick. Bessie truism, Ants Olsen, Jud-
ith Thompson. Maurice Dealing. Hor-
‘old Hyatt. John item. (horse Von
Wagner. Pearl Mutton. Eva some.
Marion Perry, Alfred Anderson. Wit:
llie Kimmick, Jack fichuleJlsn-y Self
oer. Leander Contained. Mildred Do:
Witt, Isabel Tate, Helen Hunted. Mob
lan Thompson. Edith umn. Aurelio
Damon, Lure Keeior. Oscar Cedar
green, James Stewart. Grace Mutter-t.
Wrsd Sturdovant. Prod Gotta. Marvin
school—Ruth Van Cooverllllt, Willing“
Gustsison Howard Dsfldson Dorothy
~I.ovcioy. William Garllck. Harry Gilt
taison,.ltnth Brown. Mull Anderson.
(liendalrre Loveidy. Leslie Banks. use
bel ltecd, Fred Dunn. 'Cora Van Coeverv
ins. Cori austaison Mildred hovel”.
Frederick Lovejoy. Clayton Buckirly.
George Nash. Kenneth Day. monorail
Warm. Edna llirdssll Paul deslnlIIIa
olllltl Evelyn llurlre. rrsnr Middleton;
(‘hrlotina Eek Barbara Becker. EIW
both an: ency- uncommon w
t!
Mr and Mrs. G 0'. .l‘. unpherc. oi
Estt Hartford. are the guests of an:
and Mrs. Daniel P W10”. 4 “l 5*
M
Hermon moss. at the Reich mi
-w
~ Hotel. last week; charisma at until .
of slain prominentv people from New!
Jersey, including the prayer at Jersey
City. F . F ’
‘ W %
Reliance Hook flit! * ladder G
pony recently rectum s- lino it
isnop m. which on temples-ll
immediate use to doubt Ito. .
Wu
The lion's Club: at lid loll: wll
hold s meeting tomorrow in
Miss sddrsss will be do;
that occasion by Percival
slsr. ct. sucks.
"loos. senate m. vets worst. the
* sol Btull. Riobhrd’l’odlslni. ‘
in postdoc cvsr'ths insult: ready tor d
chapel of the is. ill. Church. All lute; v
. at. cementum. .l. ”
noted no» tits ‘
oils with his parents. Mr.
On any 1. be will report
slid short-ditto“ «harem it.
stays island residence yoslsrdsy 'l‘
Milli, John“ ll. (ladies and Charles il‘
ilold. and the occasion was a crest on
case.
Frank Loosen, and unprepared in it
usual good style. The least he bod Isi
out included round and long clam
blue llsb. potatoes, cold boiled“ lobste
fried chicken etc. and there vs:
abundance for the thirty men wllo p
tlcipsted The manager of the eve ‘
was Iliram Sharron. who was ably all?
eluted by several members at th court:
pony: his Barclay was prenatal
hie. sent: one at the l lsldnds
and cottages In the Ncl h group.
and his hospitality to well known He
lett nothing" vdndone tor the oomlol‘t of
the visitors and all appreciated his
kindness in opening up his summer
home.
llllllli lb Illlillllllt
One of the .nap’plem slums of ball
was played here Saturday that was ev-
or played on Dorian grounds, against
the Westporto, There were no runs
up to the seventh inning, then they
commenced to get some runs. and at
the ending of eleven Inning,- tbe score
stood 5 to 6 in favor of Westports. The
manager of; nation team wishes to
state that he has booked for the bal-
ance of the season lustsuch strong
.teame as the Westports. On this next
‘Ssturday, July 2, the Darlene play the
strong Knights of Columbus team oi
Stamford. which do another strong as-
creation of players.
Your. LAWN
oops trimmers. loose and hedge“ cheers
. and lawn mowers
Croquet om andgsmmeoka. Gordon
lSchllchhn Bros. 66.
Corner Railroad Ave. and all;k It.
DIN "I“
Select Groceries. lls‘y. Groin. Flour
sudli‘cod. Hardware. Points. distaste.
Tookct Hon
‘ DARIEN ;
is prepared todolivor In the town
um ‘ 3
S.
someone. at “
3223 W
less 76 cents allowed for empties .
A tall lino of Wines and“ Liquor by
the bottloorulio n
;
filth-WW)
Ilrs. b. D. “What is the guest
of Bridgeport irlonds.
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Mrs William Colomoih has returned
than a riot! In Now Kora
(I: R
with ismsculllF rfioomfillom’.
W...-
HP! 00.". ”be!“ ”Ind sou.
Dsnhury. It!“ Isl-flu“ tom.
M
sd‘ her mother: fromlnrimport.
as: guest oi momma Bonito. ‘
W ,.
Miss Hattie Adams hos again
I
l rs: mm us snooty cl'tlio and
edict (Witch will ho!
monthly business
at, Wodnsdlisr st 3 n:
: tendsuce ls «Molly rename: “til
ml? W
report
h“ M“ consumerism
«me
other F. Williams. on um: . “. ';
nmbcr at other trienus. had so on “
I. school. tor thoroumsr vocation.
. . . trip” was model ill lsuncltco owned or ,
"on Alice “at Millie“ Ellllhllstli R“ Wlliinuiru. Barclay and McKay. Andrew? ,
‘ ROW A. G.
d‘he bake was laid by Captalé .
’ the thortlflothiflllot church last
did much to make the ailelr enioya- I;
Willlom westerners: boon when“ . r -
one. More comm m octortsih- ‘:
silos Aunts urine...» over-vaun- ‘
. the country calm ions-t
seriously ill. but is somewhat loilll'ollr L,
l M Wildll'ndyi
IIRMDN ram MAW”.
ynton mProscboo to tho
Fraternity In Westpoct (thumb.
‘ Doleistlon‘s ironi claim: Command-
pry. No”. ‘.3 Knights Templar. at. John o
.No.il .8‘. and A. M.. and of.
ovenind‘ld ll 6W“ “Gite little or the
church was filled with the Nations and
in full unilorm.
lords. 'i‘llol «than was well deliv-
‘ered by Rev. Arthur G..Boyuton, pes-
ter oi the Westyort Methodist church.
it was upon some: at at: lithium
.tlons were present and he save them
duos the toad:- "Rerncmbsr now thy '
Illreotor in the doysot thy youth." Eco.
twelfth (shooter. '
tentlon oi the audience from the com:
they had accepted the invitation.
Music was furnished during» the
evening by the harsh choir sud sev.
phone Male Quartet which is bom-
posed of moors McArdle. Green. Snif-
len and Perry This male dusrtet has
been before the public often of late
and their singing is inspiring and ex
bailout no: sum... til-«idea at the
organ There was an unusually large
audience present beside the sources
tlon from the masonic circles
other WAIIT oeolaa.
- ~= ' 1 _ .
Given at the Hibernian Hell. In it»
wflk. WI. I UNI“.
The shirt waist social that was glv
on Friday evening in the Hibernian
.liall in Whit street was a decided suc-
does. The aifslr was given under the
inspires ol' the A. O. H. Division We.t
I. and there wore about one hundred‘
young people present Dancing was“
the chief feature of the evening' s sport
and this was enjoyed until a very Into
hour. The committee on arrangements
was composed of the following per-
sons: John w ottnroo. Martin McDon-
,eugln Thomas Hyde Roger Walsh and
“Hillary Conley At a late nonhuman
insets were served The music tor the
dancing was iurulohed by Feidlcro or-
e*chestru.
OOCKCN?‘ TIIII O'FICCRC.
»
Loo Cohd' Iocior bloomers.
Ail o mostly o! Cooke cc “idle or
M Ian Friday evening matholr altar
t- at Wall are the rouowidg oiii
corn were olec
B.~—Wsltcr i War.
8.8 ..-~Loo
J Br-Wolm‘ transmits
Prentice-A. slkin
“Thou «asp-it oi the appointed
ole will ho til-tolled on the cranial
may. Jul dill. and thorn will be
several candidates to mtgolyo the All”
oddest,» st insulin: do! m-
.n no there wore too all aim who
were given this chlol‘o dotroo.
' :‘l: nomads; heals. rm :
trooklr. vlhcso health for
my“
mun ms.
as lay
. viii Mitt, ioflsfl’m
WW Merrill
ugliness iron: the comutsadcry were:
without .
Rev A. G. berated» thft the delega- I
a great treat in the way of a sermon. .-
The minister held the undivided ot- '
monument or his‘ museum; until the “
close and all'were well pleased. that :3.
The “Koehler 40”
are! selections were given by the Or- '
I' stairwell. "Events so."
and Columhli.
Walter L wiser chosen Iochorn and I:
Beer ‘
y}
l
*‘sis m. to plot:
up}
’ “all!
Worried Over Dilly.
tanned on vacation trips by June
:~ Word had counted on the toll or so
[ which tllcy earned to go away on, but , ,
were disappointed.
’lhe only qsatlsl'aotioh they could re-
delve by inquiring was that the gov-
ernment machinery was working over-
time to pay all the,census surpluyes so
Leulckly ‘ss possible. The vouchers are
made out for the ampunt due tor
names collected and have to be signed
on presentation at any national bank.
ADVIR’PIIID LETTERS.
.Below is a list of letthrs remaining
uncalled for at the following post oli'i-
ceo for the current week.
Not-walk.
Mrs. B. E. Bell. V .
Mrs. May; Johnson
Fred Whitehead.
Miss Nellie Klffer, Little limits
B. S. KEITH, P. M
The riskisst thing about it man's pro
posal tea girl is how sure she is to ac
W him. * .
. IS IN TOWN
classy in Appearance. with the Latest
style Montclslr Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of t to so miles an hour on high gear
makes this the'idool car.
Remember the speedy little "flop-
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Ryder-bowls
'Phono hilt. CLOVER. 211-6. or our
new garage, 7834.
Notwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
This Fine. High-gr ade
Mission Clock
Elgllt- Day Movement
Only $6 95
triflpswol'wrp
F.
stall-l fim'fi'
I ’ 1‘
. . th V cl: a or the severe: ‘
‘ ' use: for“ their pay "
Home of the numerators had com- ";
nuanced to worry over the delay and: .
by theenumerator and are honored on g .
willbcln tensed, u
“E 5'“; '°~-’.'°“
IS HERE
Chiropractic is tho science at the“
cause of the disease and the art or ad?
sting the remove Diseases are on
y a wrench ms or sprain lath
b.sck lover it done in childhood ll
ates pinched nerves and pain
her. life in tho timer-out «sons
chiropractors sombre g
lirissssoon helmets! health
tored through harmonisinsthe
nerve oystemi in your belly.
l Nervousneso. Rheumatism , ‘
dis, Heart, Kidney and tends D
yucca are given special attention:
atma,‘ e apt e. You
or regret vino” ractio
finance to help you.
T FRANCIS. D.C.
34 waenmolrdrl 31}- so; doavilll.
Magnetic Treatments Olvo'n also. *
. to:
Link's i'Imous warranted Enamel Wars
is clean and sanitary. We are closlnh'l
out our entire line at greatly reduced
prices. Como in and get some bargains.
Home R. Nash
TEMPO-l0"! 401
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwalk
v
Special l or This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey...75c abbot.
Ihorry Wino .............socqt.hot.
Plus Book ....... 01.00 cue. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men
tlon. all at out prices.
Hot Roast Beef Free Saturday night
CENTRAL HOTEL
J. I L. DIBIIA. Props.
WALL
PA «:ER
New Goods now to
dock. Pficessre no
higher thonlsd year.
Decorator
It) and Street. can um:
Telephone 452
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ol'v ll
l
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Cor. Monroe 5 Chaim: Its. Tol 151-3I
E. E. Gallium ..
wrmnanbrsrtttcouas‘
anyone
Croquet Sets
FRESH SUPPLY JU$T IN
*b." 8“. ..:a:..‘sese- .ooo-oovo‘m
8~bsll Sets. from. ”Hulk to C.“
Lawn “fiwillgs
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‘F A Md:
House roams
scones oot-v. Alva:
‘ nunwntl‘e dealt.“
horwslk Branch Office at
The Evening Sentinel
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Nine rooms, steam heat. modern
plumbing. all improve ants: fine
shade and splendid vle Five min-
utes' walk from trolley; five minutes
by trollcy to Norwalk and South ’Nol‘.
walk In very desirable neighhood.‘
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