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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 18, 1913 · page 4

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sixth Anniversary 1191 their inor-
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19:. will hold n9 dinner at the Don
use this evenilig. '

'l‘li‘e 40mporary stationery spile drlv.
, is located in front of the Heinor
anilding still end is driving piles for
the temporory structure,

The summer “cotton begins this
week and the school ohil@011 are in.
9‘ gledto welcome melonsseeee
hon from arduous studies; ‘

‘ilost Nor-walk members 0! the Knob
Club will be pleased to know that the
‘1?nol1 automobile bus begins regular

A large party of East Nor-walkers
Ill go to the home of Rev irving
Smith 0! Pound Ridge. this evening
by omnibus, and anticipate a line
no

The'weekly prayer meeting o!" the
W Avenue Methodist Church will
be held tomorrow evening, the poster
Rev. C. .l. Vehletrom. leading and
Ipeilking.

A number of East Nerwalk people
attended Mrs. Kitty Wood-Sims recital
1‘. the City Hall auditorium lest every
m and were delighted with the enter-9
tninment afforded -

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» Aweguler meeting of the St-Jafi“
Circle of the King's. Daughters, will
. be held at the home oi Mrs. Fred Love-
,3' joy, Second street, Blast Norwsik”
; Thursday, June 19. at 2:80 o‘clock.

The meeting of the Eat Nero/elk
. sidewalk committee will be held to-
. snorrou evonlnz At the Senview ove-
9 one electric station, instead oi the
’ ' lire station, as announced yesterday.

Work on building the temporary-

9-1” ridge over the channel and out o!
the channel is es todsy end progress
dieing mode The temporary struc-

mm the ”MD is dust assuming;
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The midweek service at the SW»
Moll Lutheran Chruch will be held to.
looms: evening lieu. 0.10. Thun-
brx. the pastor. will lend the meeting
ad here something interesting to any
to those who attend.

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bl! in the near 9tutnre for s sodourn
so his hoolth. lie snticipstsn thin
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wslk, the export slimmer. isle s little;

dor the weather this morning sod
retrained tron pursuing his ususi vo-

tion tor the lies. The cloths will
suit let its. Tobey, who will miss
tomorrow. it’Ti ssmbd.

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on the scene at this” bloom otter
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was all 11nd All 99
knows the your” ‘men however. and
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was two keen 1 beer which they ah
tempted to on 1

'lllio school was crowded is’et em

in: on the occaion- of the graduation

dents, who are to enter High school
in the roll. The brill woe prettily

'“de‘coreted sad the gradust‘ee looked

nice in their modalities: dresses and
suite. The program was curled out on
iollows: . ,
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Solutotoryb—
‘ Rsvmond Still-devout
Piano duet—-
Viole. Cummings. Haul Still].
Song—“Vacation Song "
i Class.
.9Duet—19Violins and piano,
Ere Eilrcn. Howard Richords.
Lyman Gilbert.
Recitation "Success." ,
Marguerite O'Sulilvsn.
Piano solo-—
’ 9 Lillian Twomhly.
Song~"0laee Song."
Girls.
Close poem~ ‘
Marion Perry.
Port ll.
Dilei-Violine and piano.
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Recitationm “’A Liberal Education."
‘ Jeannette Ferris.
Mono eoib— .
Lyman Gilbert.
Recitation-wow Country,"
Stanley Carpenter.
Piano duct——
Linton 'i‘wombly, Huel emu.
Bong—~“s9lurnber9 Sons."

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Address-—
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Presenthtion oi‘ diplomas-
‘ Mr. Cinnamon.

Close rnottm. 1. s ibis. Success.

Mel-siminieis W Coin-
mines. '

Clue dowers~8lsckoysd shuns.
yellow tiger lily.

Close colorstrnnxe, block.

9 Decorations-Acreage. block crops

looser streamers. forming is hell. un-

dor which the diplomas were reeds-9

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l The yellow cosine—1.11m booked
Around the modulus.

The Adjoining rooms, decorated in
white dollh- and roses. silo decor-nun
with WWW” ‘ -

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Mrs William Corey, of New York,

There will be on important insotiiiir
oi the electors or Roweyton tonight so

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friends here will learn oi the death.”
on Wednesday isst,ofM1-s. John am.

one. The funeral services were held
on Fridey oiternoon from her into
residence and the interment ioiiow:
ed in Spring more catheters. Nero

DARIEN

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summer season - , .

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C. l’ond webb motored to Be‘diord
Village with a party of friends on
Sunday.

“Frank Gaiiney. of Cincinnati. is‘vis—
lung“ in~~towu a. tow days. on his“. my
to Bar Harbor.

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Cornelius Violo, oi Nannies Wis.
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York. are at their Tokeneke residence ‘

Mrs. Nobel Raymond hos 1‘ turned
heme iron 11. visit in’Trinlty Lo 91, end

Mr and Mrs .Williein Keene slid

have been vieltinz‘ 'Mr and Mn.’
Charles Sceneld. oi Roweyton Avenue. ‘

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