" ‘ discoverer.
Wants!
Classified “Ads”—
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
To Let,
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Business and
T R A D I N G
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Three Times, 50c. Each Additional W ord. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
iace or Caps, Double Price. . , COU
' . ‘ 8 Week and -y loving Slot) \l‘.trl?
1, WANTED To LET FOR SALE ‘1; goods, exc:pt Hotter, Sugar and liggs.
WANTED — COMPETENT GIRL
housework or cooking.
Callus, West Norwalk.
Inquire Fritz
WANTED — YOUNG Gut]. TO
care for baby. Apply 64 \‘i'odward
A-‘e. jl 3t
MANY MEN FOR SiREMEN AND: walk, or 4 Cove Ave, East Norwalk.
brakenlen on nearby railroads. Wages
5100 to $120 monthly. Experience ull-' -
necessary, Permanent positions, pro-
motions. Send age, postage.
M'J)’, (‘are Sentinel. 1'1 8
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
cident health and natural death pol-
icy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. 0. Box
3455, Boston, Mass.
1
WANTED—MAN 0N COUNTRY
place for general work. Must know
flow to milk, also understand care of
horse and lawn. B. Quackenbush,
Gracie St., Darlen. m29 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family of three. Apply
evenings, 10 Union St., South Nor-
vvalk. m29 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That‘s natural.
Your spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
You need some adjustments,‘
That's brident
Better start today,
That's wisdom. .
You want the best,
That‘s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthel, D. 0.
That's important. _
Offices So..Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
E. BARTHO‘L D. c.
'53 Meadow St, South Net-walk,
7to8p.m.
m Atlapt'ic St, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
moitbedlseueandflleartoi
' adjusting the some. Disepso is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or Chitin in
the back. Even it done in «induced
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
» later life in the diifersht orphan and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cease oi
diseasosndpaln healthis
réstoyed
,, oil-rough harmonizing the hem sn-
Iliemlle troubles
also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
use giving "the Chiroproctor a ohmic
penis imychr body.
given spools! attention;-
to help you. -
Magnetic trachea“ given also.
T Fiancis, D. C.
at Washington at. so. Not-walk. coils. t "
Painters «wool. the
Graduate them
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I
jl 1t
Rail-I
Bishopnc Stucco Board '
This wonderful stucco or Plsster ‘»
i’iBoa’rd cuts in liali the coat of sppl
to houses and buildings.
asses.
. luster and cement walls
TO LET—S ROOM
HOI‘SE, ALLI
“1.1,, gm wishes 1,051,101, at general conveniences, 144 South Main St. in- condition. new shoes and full outfit.
receive
FOR SALE—BUICK CAR, GOOD
120
Cutout th s Loupon present it at our stue t
J‘W“ STAMPS
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E 1$T TO JUNE 6TH, inclusive.
monogamvxmwn 0900: '
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«mile E. M_ Tolles. 146 South Main 4'2 Glenwood Ave. _ jl lit ”efldes “1915““ and Extra sum“ 5:
St, jl 31 __7_*_____________1___ lien on Sales
1 1 . FOR SALE-1912 FORD TOI'RiNG FROM M01Nhl13:z1) JUNE lobes: SfQTUSRaij‘Z' JUJNE 631111914. g
1 TO LET—SIX ROOMS. ALL MOD-car, thoroughly overhauled, wind upon no 9 a er a r ay, one 3
ern improvements, heat, electricity. shield. top, electric horn, clock and . . “ WOOOGDO ‘.n‘:
etc at 17 Lincoln Ave. Inquire It. full equipment. Inquire Austin's Ga;
iJoselovskyM "' Water St, South Nor-,rage, South Main St. an9 3t NATIOFAL BISCUIT SAC“ A“
1 . 10c -
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE CRACKER
)1! if
.‘and commodious house 12 Haviland pkgs pkgs
TO LET—APARTMENT AT 11 St; easy terms. For furtherparticu-
Elizabeth ‘St, All improvements. In- ilars inquire C. Swartz, Old Well Cigar TOM AT() S Usually 3 ca S 250
'qulre United Grocery Co. :1 ti Co. mar28 1t 10C can n
T0 LET—FURNISHED noon "BUSINESS NOTICES ' - '
with all improvements. Inquire N0. -—~-'—--~»»----—-~~~—-»—-——- K“) pered H‘ iringSCI ROIled(,atSIb3c
16 West Ave. or Tel. 173-2. 11 3t PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, DEG ‘BLPNCHE BRAND- CAN »
‘ crating. Palnters‘ supplies: Wall pe-
To LET—FROM JUNE 1, HOUSE,‘ per. up—todate styles, lowest prices.
25 St. John St., East Norwalk. Applyildstimates cheerfully given. Trial or A” & P B A K- E D , B E A N S
John A. Calllp, 27 St. John St. Tenders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander ~ » v
1449. )1 3H White_ 61 1-2 Ely Ave. mu :1 .NoJcan SC l ‘0. 2 can 8C “0. 3 can 126
——-- — — ~11 ‘ Just what you want. Specialty prepared and packed for us.
TO LET~NEWLY FURNISHED NOTICE. '
rooms connecting or single rooms. ’i bar it t l t. ' ? . ’
e a a“ “h“ T” 1‘" jsr 15c RECKITTS BLUE, box 4:. 8c
Sentinel, 11130
All improvements. Address P. D. care
sap stucco BEEF,
roofing leaders and gutters that is
i
3, guaranteed for 15 y.ears Wise peoplei
are having me repair their Tinwork“ BROOMS, each 23:. 29c and 34c
m29
TO LET—THE RANDALL spook me money
is under new management. 1 WHO: HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
stores and flats to let; will decorate: “1 Wash. 8t pm", 1106.12 0,. 573 Best
to suit tenants. Iiyman Funt. Inquire
Attorney Louis Goldschmidt. Tel 33?.
Plumbing and Heating because they
Ad? JAMs, 2 JARS 25c,
I
61'
LOST
Loe‘r—llnrwnsx VAN ZAN'I‘;
Creamery
handsomely furnished ream,
velliences.
Apply to Geo.
ward. -
mZ‘J
TO LET— FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
4 “OI-.1bills and black bookmarked li.lrtiord.‘
Kan Ave, Norwalk. All modem (03.; Reward for retulll to this office.
L. Wood-
Delicious New Gr mes llutter.
1
St and P. O. ‘S of .\ liall, «idollals in,
i
i
10 'STAM
11 It
3t
T0 LET—FURNISHED
for light housekeeping.
land St
corner Spring and Clay Ste, rent 3
Apply 24 Clay St.
1'0 LET—FIRST FLOOR. 5 ROOMS,
ButterZ
och
lb
The finest quality of the season.
PS FREE,
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
. Losr— 1N \‘0liVl 11.x A (not;
ROOMS metal purge (untalning sum of mood A can Suitzma Rice ..... 106 l .\l‘.:s0ll Jar Mustard ..... 10¢
1\'o. 10 liavi-' 0y. Ilewurd for return to Sentinel; 1 pkg, “mam"! or “p“gh‘“ 1 I can .itcl’ Corn Syrup 10c
lnL’9 3t office. ll 1i: i botkuocniillu» NC 1 "a” NWMWQW """" .. 10::
'u —~~ -»- _-_....“ -s....4_.-=‘ 1 cake Dairy \lilk Chowote life 3 l‘k‘SS- ““1819“ Ironing Wax,
. (.1 1. r ,. 111111 10.: each .................. 5c
11’ COM; MINING ACTWE 1N NEW .1? pigs'flll' tlgldt‘iue. each in: 1 pkg. Adi-P (‘odflsb Sllreds 109
11,29 3t. MEXICO. '
1'
second floor, corner Van Zant St. a
Osborne Ave. Electricity and be
Rent 313. Inquire 59 Seaview Ave.
m29
To LET—5 PLEASANT R00\Is CO in 1913 was 3..708 806 short tone.“
I ‘The production oi coal In New Mexi-
lid with a value at Ieh mines of 85, ml 260,
th according to Id. W. Parker, of the Unit-
1’ed States Geological Survey, wllocoln
31 piled the figures in cooperation with;
111
Free Delivery.
ed room for one or two people.
Conn. m29
TO LET—A PLEASANT FURNISH-
qulre 12 Chestnut St. South \‘orwalk. production of cm“
iii ii8iJ I HUMP-Iii
Washington Street.
Free Delivery
the State Geological Survey.
In 1913, as in 19l2, New Mexico out-8
stripped all previous records ill theI
In- 1
Tile output in 19L. ”
- We Give SSH-l G can 'l‘riding Stl. ups—Ask for them I
31 was 3. 536. 824 short tons. valued at
$5, 036, 824. compared mm which that
necting rooms;
Well Cigar Co. m15
T0 LET—CléNT-RALLY IOCA'I‘ED’OI 1913 showed an Increase of 17l,‘982
suite of offices over Central Food
Store consistin of three large con-
Swill be painted 111111 was $133. Colfax county in 1913 pro- .
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office or The Old‘
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS
‘ WERE” SUBBESSFUL
(Continued from first page)
ions In quantity and oi $364,209 In val-8
us. The average price per ion In 1913.
duced 2,749, 765 short tons out of the
total of 3, 708, 806 tons for the State.
The number of men employed ill (he
coal mines oi New Mexico increased
I The musical program was such as
=Speidel's orchestra delights with. The
I
concert seTéctlons were thorOUghly en
ti
1st; rent 320.
”terms. Inquire oi Chas. E. Hoyt.
in
To LET—T0 SMALL FAMILY.
bungalow on Lincoln Ave, from June’
or for ”1° on easy tons in 1913. This decrease was not
12m
'from 31923 in 1912 to 11329 in 1913. Joyed to the same degree as the music
The average production per man de»
creased from 900 tons in 1912 to 857 “ii when” "“9”“. ‘ ”mm“ m
the afternoon, and one in the evening.
The dancing at night illled t6" an un-
Idue to any falling oil In efficiency, but ,
comiortable‘degl‘ee the room which
was one oi the minor eiiects of an ap-
den'aud‘ a‘ number of fruit trees,
Connecticut Ave; also live rooms,
"or
11866. I18
TO LET-5 Rooms, men can.
Elisabeth St. Inqpire Mrs.lt."1‘arlov.
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
was used, yet the order of the whirling
couples was not dampened ens iota.
'The special shore dinner which stew.-
ardess Thompson served at night was
pulling disaster which occurred at
Mine ‘No. 2 oi the stag Canon Fuel 00..
at Dawson, in October, 1913. This ac-
cident.‘one oi the moat disastrous of
the year in coal milling and the worst excellent and between 50 “a '5 places
in the history of the State/caused the were set for It .
death or 261 pe'rgons, It occurred 1;, An attraction which commanded the
on
23
if
Apple ' Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ARBOROULTLIRIB‘I‘B.
1 sougrll ~tildewant. cons.
one of the mines of a company which Inspection and attention oi nearly ev-
had spared no ”pen“ and had taken cry member was the locus court Just
every precaution human lntauuen“ recently built. Two experts of the
could suggeu to reduCe the hazard of game, J. C. Kirk. of Philadelphia. and
coal-milling operations The other 11;. Frederick Thompson; oi- ,Dlnbili‘y,-
talitlesiaroport‘ed to the United States were on hand during the day to in
But-eso'omdiiues outside of the explo. struci those who d'eslr‘éd to learn the
slot: at Drivsonflvere 11, making a to- rudiments of the newly added sport.
tel of 272. They played an exhhitlon game also.
Only has instance of labor disattsc. from which theionlookers were able
. Miscnfinnsous.
in; cluster, cement and biases iinis‘n- 7 '
7- tion mreported in 1913, audio this to gather wine 0: the finer points of
eighh men were’oa strike for 130 days. play.
“ ‘ Tennis brought out Its large num-
17:05:35 CONDUGTOR DEAD. [her of followers and during the day,
NEW ”mom I.“ l—Eugene the white clothed forms could be seen
. in Wabbit at W “a” 133,11. courts wen: in active use most of the
.- * 701-111 No! morning and utter-noon. . . , ,
- _._-
suddenly elf home here young; anon For...
Mflmfl pparcut i ' 5itilrdsy was the greatest day in the
‘ ' “do mm or listen, Point About 25, 000
. than: resort throughout the day. and made
played for the dancing enthusiasts. =
mam; dill-tin after a hard “ ct." The three.
°n° °t a“ 91’?” “ma-mm 5 g the day's pleasure, and the 10 police.
good music for the dancing.
The popular “Tango Dip" was en-
joyed by hundreds. The Dip is a
thriller, and as the like of It has never
bee.l in this licinity before it has
proven to be about the favorite tea
tulc ol the point. But the merry go-
round will never lose Its charm, and
that. too, was patronized my many;
The American Baud furnished tie»
llghtful concert music throughout the
afternoon and evening, which proved
an enjoyable feature of the day. The
Casino restaurant enjoyed a profita-
his day. ,
200 automobile parties visited the
point during the course oi the day.
Parking space has been provided by
the management where for 25¢, the
cars are guarded, by employees of the
point.» This, of course, is not compul<
sol-y. as space Is" offered where cars.
cared for by chauffeurs, maybe put
“D
Many and favorable ward the com-
ments about the changed appearance
of the point. All the unsight' build-
ings have.been torn down. The; old-
»bsthln’g houses have been moved back,
’leallng an’unobstructed view oi the
writer and surrounding points of in-
tel-set ‘ Scores of strings oi electric
lights, tastlly arranged. converts the
' point into a place» of beauty at nightl
a veritable miniature Coney Island.
Despite the large crowds. not at
single disturbance or _row dyism marred
‘men detailed for duty, had ~ nothing
' whatever to do. Manager Bayley has;
been praised on account oi the way}
the crowds dated both on the grounds,
and on the trolley cars. Everything
points toward a most successful sea-
son for the ever popular 136th Point.
.sn exceptionally splendid time . __
Court Laurel Club.
ant committee
and
[welcome to the many Visitors
' Jolt,
The Club has been greatly renovat-
ed and imprmed. and the‘ grounds,
have been beautified by many flowers, ;'
plants and shrubbery. The new float.
was put into the water for the first
time Saturday. and many canoes were
launched with fitting ceremonies.
Many out-of-town friends were the,
guests of the Club. 1
A very enjoyable summer is antici-V
pated I.-y the members of the Club, . a
r not. ElLAriluo
IOUTH NOHWALI‘ Flt-I AU“.
IOXEI
hrs Mann fieldw .: .r s
gurgs. Telephone for The oust-s."
L—quhtngton snd \"trih Into lug;
Mahacnemo Hotel
e-xDay and Raymond Ms.
i—xR & G Corset l-actc-ry. privacy.
6—410in Theatre.
7~Noxwalk Hos pita
8- Music Hall. (‘11 Hard and City . .
h—«Cmu St.
tll—xWe-t St. Franklin School.
Norwalk Yacht Club, 113—xC‘oncord EL, Concord
.. . . , Schools.
\\ no the usual appl'opl'mte ceremon-
H—Nort 1 Main and Ann Sta
ies the formal opening of the Norwalh‘1
471131: St and Ba Vl'W Ava.
1L: orwaih Iron orks.
Yacht Club was held on Saturday. "—W9“ A" n“ 3’“ 3‘-
Tllere was a good attendance, both ai-
ilI—Hi‘h School West AVO-
teruoon and evening. At 2 o‘clock the
lI—West 8t. and '.sylor Ava.
B—XEIy Ave and Lows Bt.
Li-Chestnut and £19an Sis.
colors were raised. and the salute tir-
ed irom the big. gun. t‘ommodore \\'il
lianl ii. Ilyington and the other oiiicers
26—xSoui‘n halo and Monroe
26-—Lexiugton Ale. and Austin
\\ ere present. and extelldedxa cordial
i'rcm
27—West and Elm Grove Ste. '
31—80M uth chitin BL. between Grow.
it
IZ—XIM) oElecIrio Works. Stun u.
34—xSprIng and (‘Iev Sis
ai—xflavlllnd and initial Bu
Si—xLockwood Mffl Cc
41—Fairileld Ave. and Led-r It.
42—Taylor Ave and South 8'.
til—Woodward Iva and Meadow .
ii—Burritt and Quintsrd Aves and
It.
M—Woodward and Lowndes Av-
dl—Golden Hill St on: Kim“ A“
:Z—Wuhlngton 8t Bri dgo
SI—Frelghl yard and Ann 81.. m
“oh 'orwslk Inch Cn., prints ‘ .
Box ill—Corner Putnam events.
steed street.
III Denotes non- -inte‘fonn‘m
(M) Master box. from which (.5. W
ber of any box can be soon.
Ons stroke at 13 noon and d '.
standard tims.i
Ono stroke at odd times. I“
line open. 1-
Two strokes after III alarm. must.
sell: department. 1-1
. Three slow strokes water so he
.‘ioru‘aik and out-oitown.
’l‘Ile Lyric )rchesu‘a provided a.
concert xrdfiraln in the alteration, and
also passed tor the during \vlli-Il
took plate in the evening. The latte!
pasttime was greatlyclljcl‘ed by a
large number of young people.
i'nder the direction of Charles 1‘.
Mills, of the regatta committee, there
was a rat e for the email sail boats ill
the afternoon, a spezial prize cup be-
ing offered. The summary was as
follows: the Vine 1r0\ir.g a winner
by a (lose nlarsin:
Boat, \irya; owner. O‘Brien; start, oflAtlnlo—‘ip In each Won-06”. .
-.. . ~ -. .n . , . ~ is ullod for test ..
38-8.“, ilnlsll, 5.1.9, elapsed tlme, 1111 “um. for 1111 1mm“ “.11 “'3“
2:20:19. solved by telsmone
Ii 1 .131 , ‘ , “OH ,1, Four long blasts of the whistle fl;
”3‘ ‘ d 0m" 0“"er' ‘ "3 ' 8: 30 a. m. and 12: 30 p. m. (Idiom
start 3:07:31; finish, 5:30:16: elapsed no schml foy- the 10110.1“ m
time, 2:22:-.l5 iI-—-l—l—l
lloat, Nadia; owner, Clark; start.: '0‘!-
0- ~. . -. .-.-.,. . . » NORWALK FIR! ALAQ
...01.3l, finlbll. .1.3-.(I9, elapsed time, 1 me, 01 mom ”111 111.11
12:24:38. . l2)—-Beiden Ayenue and11Unlon Pilot.
Boat. Flicker; owner. Byington. 55:18:73,280? p23; “a Re 0“ m ‘ ,.
». '- ~ - 4; ib—Wes Menus and Berkcle Him
start. 3.03.1.1, finisll.5 . . 2:0 elapsed. haiku“ Avenue ”111 ”1111:” ,
time, 2 l:‘4' 011i“ -Gss house. lvale box).
-- 1' ml. .
Refreshments Were served during :Liifgoé'l‘i‘t‘ilie‘iga'ficwxa’dtm -
'34—Cha I Street and Harbora 403W. ,
the afternoon and evening 36-—W Mum“. 111-1 111° s
all—Stevens Street and Bill! I.
vii—Cross Street and Wilton at no. ,
4"—Msin street and North Av
48-Erance Street.
i-l—Iain and Catherine Stream.r
There uus the customary large at- g . .
tendallte at The Knob on Memorial vCanun Road and his”
54—Chestnut Street, near sumac!
Day and the attractions proved- de “._Mgm Street and Union puma,“
lightiul. Bronliicld's orchestra, from :gfizf'ngu"? 21111 ”11110111 Anon-1'
Stamford. gale a concert program inHi—diut Avenue and Daskus me.
the afternoon. and there was dancing,'A“, NonwsLK—‘f'l'lnl ALAII'M‘
o tll u -
t e same e\cellent m slcal organ 111m “mourn” 11 “111 not m
izatlon in the ev'ening. The tennis Telephone 110 s
court provided amusement for many: fiwfihbfiflmwlfififiiym
1' . ' Ail honemcmeioEl-o
of the exptrt players. and the bathing (1M1ebzgmm 1110 11011" 01 ' ’1,‘
facilities were indulged in by a few s-Msrvln School (pflvlu
. I 212—‘East Washington and ,
"“m‘m- 'zu—Van mun s. and Oshorl on.
Miss M. A. Fanning opened the res-:1g:§vfl1:1ne¢g°é and Bowen 1o
tallrant. and dida very gratifying pusi- , 223~Fort and» Chirlipmshtpk I ‘3‘,
none. a-large number availing them- ‘ 3;...,§;'§,fl'g,,“° u. Ave. .‘
seli'es of the privilege of the dining“
room during the afternoon and etc 11 dill amulet »
_ ac
nlng. The Norwalk Yacht Club. mem- ‘37... gm'hru. at: Pine Hit) Anti »
-l)ers were extended the courtesy «13:31:;‘131'5'11‘911‘1 :11“! 9.51:1“, PM“ "5 l
the lcstaltrunt for the season. and sev- a 1-11. m, glvlng location of are. g
the chief or acting chief upon
Next Saturday there will be a Vlc- at the are. '
Special Signals . :
trolzl dance in the club house. and the l—One blast at odd times. lentil-or 1
tennis tournament will be started. §,_011":“ 11'1", .1 3 1, m” “ma“ 1....
. Ii- ll—Twsntv~ two. at 12: 30 p. I.)
by on ma session of public
getting ill communication with Chair-w8 lining}: 5:354:53?" quickly
man Nutting. of the Transportation __._ _,.. '1: -
(l’omuuttoe, In which case It may be nowmrron Pill Aura olrr
arranged to run on Saturday The bus}
will run as usual on Sundays during,I
Iii—Senior: “Jim rsi Bf. ,.'
lbe given of nearest box.
The bus will not run on Saturdays. I -!—-Twn binstl fire out- no
June. 1 I
The Knob.
i
Silk—Boulevard and Second 8!. ,-,,.'
ass—£53 Ave and Fifth 8' 1.,
0
eral were present Saturday and Sun- tire. on ”mm. who located. La
an) Secom alarms are my to be
It’ll-erenty mo. 3 a ll!"
during June unless the members anomi in. session or plib'llc school in
sut‘iitlent interest In the matter ‘
1 1:2 strolls: oi' iiro boll. thul. tit.
so
“—31ng Ave. to N. $.11. I.
P.
is—fiiokory Bluff and Bell XM'
14‘ Pine Point and Roton PM at.
il—Long Island Sound to Ho s ~
s—‘t‘Oen rill. l." McKInI ev t“. to»
tl—lirsnd Street and Tindail In...
it—Pennoyer St. to as !L
li—Cross St to Rullro
“—81:11er to Brooxsm
West Side
Is—Whito Bridge north to Wu.
Wen—White Bridges 8 £991.!
U—Wh to Bridge
‘ lane ets‘trotedlf t ilr'ohgll “5
I on so as r
nFour strokes ofo firs hf'l. thus.
water to he sh or
A third or more c'e'lsl-rrls u afoot
rs ,
Belle Island Club,-
The Belle island Club was formally
opened on Memorial Day when a very
enjoyable day was spent by the mem-
bers and their friends. Their was
dancing In the evening. Jacob Linn
weiler furnishing dance music. um
residents on the island have taken up"
permanent homes for the summer.
Mr. H Fish of Mount Klsco, N. Y, I
spent, the holiday at his cottage on
Harbbr View. Beach. ‘lllr Fish has re-
modeled and honored the cottage, and
will often take up his permanent resi-
deuce there for the summer.
'1‘;r',;+“"‘""' “U...
; allies 6r, rue we... 3&3:
The regular meeting of! Colin: En- {511-1011.-
.campment..No. 31 '1 0 0. F., will be 1531'!“ .
held this evening. ' , “Ex-3:
' South Norvi‘alk camp. No. 102,W.l1111 -
of 0918 W. will hold their regular meet- 8 3 oo '1';
ing tomorrow evening. “.3. ,1 m
The regular meeting of South «or- .0100 n or
walk Conclave Nil. 418, I. O. 11.. 'vvili- Last
be held on Wednesday night. 8 sin?“ "1". “1",,"
Arlen Singing Society 'will hold their“ _, 1 0c ., m _.(n directlons.
regular meejtinz‘dbls eveninsfill Arlen 51' 321:“"mm‘" 3”“ '3
Hall. Madison street. :13 t
on; Well Lodge“, No. 108, r. a no.1“... an.
winnings their WI?!" pumps: meet- vfiégp’h'f;
lug imp-ow nigh 1... 1 , 1 1] 331.1% nt—
, ulaWhlisiness meeting 013“ I500 p. '
Court Edmondo de 'hmiclswflo. .173. ‘E‘. 'm ' ,3 .,
of Ar, will b9 held this oVéiii'iig‘:' 11"“ '-
"Pension rower Post. no, .48- o. s... 1‘
R‘. meets this evening in their rooms
.», “115$.
Uncas Trlbc..1’ios__26. IL Ct. 11:15..
meets tomorrow evening, '
The regular meeting at Washl
detail; $10.81.? ’0‘ s oi" Lwlll' delivers
thei- regular meeting tomorrow eve- ~so."s'
Mom'fi‘fl. 9. 00..”
MAIL; "Cl-OI! ,
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The Southmorinllk Quartette Club
$51 leu- ”5% mm.
«Lady Je nlog‘s Dodge‘s. 7.13hep-
herds of Bethlehem,,will meet Wed-
day.” evening. in their regular
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