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Classified “Ads”——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIF‘IED Advertisements on this page,‘Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
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residents at nearby shore resorts
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and at the same time you will be reading a newspaper that l El. 0. a [St Lll‘tly.
' Ishould be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu- . ,
P‘ WANTED I TO LET l FOR SALE tions of shore items. Either give them to Our repartes. mail ;_'7V__M_ _r __:._...W, - ..-_::-_====mn
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WANTEDMIIY Y()i‘.\'(‘. 111111., SIT- TO ”57' ‘1- “blimihh A‘l‘w 1' FOR SALE-*3 “0U“ (”Wabbit em wt 6 Off“ or tel ph “e t m_"°_u_s___‘_ ___- honor of her son Clifford} MAFM ’ k;
nation u, ‘61.“ for tab}. 6,. do light rooms and bath. \\ ater and gas. in- tanks, 1 x s feet. Cluett. l‘eibody and, who is seven years old today. The
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liouscnorh. Inquire 8 l-J Lexington (“me on premlges. JJi vi (0., Int. J-i .tt‘ Be" Island 5 Ruton Palnt children of Harbor View have been OVIAYTON
Ave. 1:? 1t ‘ “ ‘ '. . . T' ”I invited and a good time is expected. 7 ,
W, T0 LET'rHiOM J1 13“ WT» FOR SALE on EXCHANGE—OX1? ' ____._____.__- ——-"_-— ’
WANTED—tilRL FOlt GENERAL house,‘ t2 rooms Valid bath, ‘50. 6 \i in- large work horse. Too large for 0““. . A.exa11dcr .Bellmer is at the. Island Manager Hayley has just purchastl “h.“ '
1,0,,“ 11ml.- ”,1 evenings Mrs 1) field St., East -.\orwulit i1 or particu- er. 14 Meadow St. Telephone 1-,,” tor the weekend. a new auttincbiic :...11 .1g111 11‘1;....1.:. I V“ V“,
. . ' ,. ' ‘ .' .' lars and terms upplv to J 31.143)" 3t --———— fl“, -1— Mrs Benjamin Wilson of Stamford
B. liec . 1r, 1 Crescent iJrrat‘ . 'J‘ t . j" b ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ I
.—- _A:(A______t k' e J 0 0 ton and Co, inc, 5 Railtoad Av.e,L I Mrs. Joseph \‘lhiteside spent yester- On July ist Park Lodge 5, a Mason. DAILY POEM visited in town this week.
WANTED—WATCHMAN, NiIiliT South Norwalk. 1 FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCH 2.; day 111 .\ew lorl; “lil‘. 1c order, from Bridgeport, will hcidnu. . ~-»— .7 ,
ser\'i<'c ‘or factory Address giving 6 in x 5 ft., 6 “1.4 H P, Barker; ————-———— convention at the l’oilit. luey w11l Mrs Charles Merri;1111.ofLake PM
rel‘ert-aw "Watchman" care Sen- TO LET—S ROOM BRICK HOUSE. engine, good as new. Schebler carbu~ Miss Helen Smith is spending a com..- in the boat "Cyrus." id, has litt'll Ilrltlllg Miss Buck, in
tine] \' ’ Vii 3t With all liilpl‘oYelHE‘ntS, ‘16'00' 1‘“ rator, magneto, Complete inventory of few dais lll Daubury. ~~~~"1~~ ‘ , ’ liowayton avenue.
fi.. ‘ Cottage avenue. inqun'e at heelers accessories. For price etc address . .. A large excursion ti'oni the J. \l'. ' “————
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WANTED—CARS FOR STORAGE, blloe Store. 1.6 .it Box 123' Rowayion, Conn. .126 3t John. ihtresa a11dt,utlierl11eiar.tli lsrnut militia) stuool, of liridgtport, Mrs. H. 1.. Raymond is entertaining
right by South Norwalk station.
.Vaast ih'os.’ Garage, l7 Chestnut
St. South Norwalh. j‘Jt‘o 6t
WANTED—~28 POSITION AS A
house girl, can cook; speaks German:
Apply 19 liay St, So. Norwalk, Conn
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WANTED—GOOD PLAIN COOK.
White preferred. To go home nights.
Mrs. Wright Phone. 707 j26 3t
' WANTED~A COMPETENT GIRL
[or general housework. Apply Mrs.
James Golden, 4 Fairfield Ave
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WANTED—CATHOLIC t‘Ot‘PLE,
no children. who would care for Old
lady for rent free until April next.
Address Cullen, 53 Connecticut Ave.
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WANTED vi? XPFRIENCEI) (‘lIAt l“
feui, A110 truck. Must be sobei and
\capuble for heavy work. inquire
Samuel lloodner, Ann St. 130 3t
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WANTED-4‘0 'BUY ALL KINDS
Bottle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten, H.
l‘riedmau, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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BUSINESS NOTICES
‘ T0 LET—FURNISHED. TWO CON— l
FOR SALE—15 FT LAUNCH 2-1"
necting ’0011191 water, gas gas plate, H. P. First class condition E. T.
cook stove and all conteniences for liarris,17 Lincoln avenue. ' 126 3,
light housekeeping. 214 East A1e., , _. - ~ ,. c .- _.
near depot 12_6 31: FOR SALE—THIRTY ACRES
grass. inquire at Frederick ii. Row-
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS IN an 's, 21 Elniwood Ale jL‘t; 3t
house in rear of (it) \‘ational Bank} , .
,building. inquire South Norwalk Say-i FOR SALE_ YOUNG JERSEY
hig’s Bank.
to let 2 family house, Magnolia Ave.
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TO LET—FIVE BEAUTIFUL near hospital. C. L. James. Tel.
rooms. first or third floors. hot water 103541 336 3‘
heat, set range, bath room, waxed
tfioors. front and back porches, large? FOR SALE—FULL SM” ELM“
House and yard Walnpt bedstead, With woven
inquire spring, two mattresses and a
carriage. Apply 53 South Main St.
126 21% 12:. 31
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Istore room in cellar. w1rc
always kept in good repair.
John iiaias, 49 Chestnut street
TO LET—APARTMENT, 4
rooms and collar, 41 'Chupcl St. fur. 500 “393' 9‘18 83110“ “'1‘“? 8'3“ W"
nace, range. hot and cold water, gas. tent stopper bottles, suitable for
front and back porch and burn. spring water business. Address Wil-
'Rent :15 month. inquire as Soutn'llflm I“ Schneider. Box 162. Newton
Main St. 121 11 “eight-L lit
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TO LET‘STORE AND 111311! FOR SALE-wi’OWBIt WORK non.
meut. 85 North Main St. inquire at 24 “1 x 7 “1; l" lolfilllls‘li’" 0 ”-
M. Gutlmwsky‘s furniture store. 87.5”“ ROW‘WW‘L Tel.ltiSli.1. 1-01“
NONI] Main St. )3! if
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
TO LET—10 ROOM Iifil'SE L3 and commodious house, 12 Huviland
St; easy terms
iars inquire C Swsrtz, Old Well Cigar
ICoa, J) W281!
Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs. it Tniim,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 116.1.) '
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37.00 lRON COUCH, MATTRESS
AND BOLSTER FOR $4.50
. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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LOUIS NYARY, Manager.
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i have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise oople
pro having me repair their nwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
have money
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
1141 Watch. 8t. PhOno- 1106-12 or 373
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE—1F THE PARTY OR PAR-
Mes who took hose from my property
does not return same by Monday they
will be prosecuted as they are known.
Harry Goodwin, Spring St. 127 1t
Ion are Itrong find vein
That’s pleasant.
Ion hope to remain Io.
That's natural. '
Nour spine may get out or brain,
That’s possible: .. .
K0111 need some adjustments,
That' s evident.
‘ Better start today.
Thpt's wisdom.
You want the best,
That's proper. -
Painless methods, , ;.
' 'l‘hat'rdiscriminstiou.
is: E. Barthoi, D. 0.
.That’s importantz'lv .
Offices 80 Norwsik and Stamford.
That's the right pine.
My) :ro unwrap, -
«6; Meadow St, South Norwalk.
1: f and Wm We:
TO LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED PROFESSIONAL,
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-ia Tugomilg 4
new“ T001118: Will be painted auditn‘ "I“; Httrctlmuuir.
Dapered to suit tenant. or, care en ue_
iN LATIN, FRENCH
Address ’I‘u-
For further :7 3‘
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. 11115 tf
TUTORINGnWiLL TUTOR Pil
pils desiring special study In primary
or grammar grade subjects, during
July 11nd August. Address P. H. D..
P. 0., South Norwalk. 121' 31
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LOST
LOST—FR ATERNITY PIN. SIGMA
Chi, Wednesday night. Gold with ' . 1
blue enamel. Return to Sentinel of- The New SCIOllCe
lice. Reward. J26 3t DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease Is daus!
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the «use of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva
turo of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given 1100.
T. Francis; D. C.
LOST—A GE.‘TLEMA.\"S CAMEO
watch charm, oblong with picture in-
side; lost last Saturday, probably at
Roton Point. Suitable reward if left
at Sentinel office. 123 (it
General insurance
c. T. McGOVERN
lNBURANCE AND {SEAL ESTATE
155 Washington emu,
Iouth Norwaik. connn Tel. 845.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
Dividend Notice
129TH SEMI—ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings Society
ltBAl lllllllti
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court; June 6,11. 1)., 1914.
Estate of Mina L. Godfrey, late of
Norwaik in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate 1for the Dis-
moi of Nor-walk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
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Norwalk, Conn, June 11, 1914.
At a meeting of Directorsof this So-
ciety, held this day, a. dividend at ‘the
intent FOUR (4) per-cont par un-
num-was declared to Depositors from
the earnings ofthc six months end-
ing June 30, 1914.‘
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after July 10th,
1914.
M‘bNEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEL,
FORE JULY 10TH. 1914,WILL18Xlllblt their claims for settlement.
DRAW INTEREST FROM JUL; isT, T110130 who neglect to present their
‘1914... accounts, properly attested,w1thln
WILLIAM. A. CURTIS President . 381d time, will lye debarred a recovery.
FREDERICK A, ELLE Treasurer All persons indebted to said estate
:120 12; are requested to make immediate nay-
merit to .
na-
DAVID G. GODFREY
Administrator.
CElbm ._ Tree S 'Sprayed"-“ 20 27
Beaupain 81‘ Saunders
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court-i nonwAtK. coon:
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through Sentinel Want Ad... which
contain from time to limo lists oi
rooms that!» rm- M111
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Housewives Watch Sentinel Want
Act‘s. for clues to that “bird-to “bot-
tor political”, ' '
cohilliiii
«in. ‘i‘huModfimflbd
the“ oils;
1‘26 6t milk cow, tedder and hay rake. Also!
baby .
FOR SALE—VERY REASONABLE?
For further particu- .
_ ‘Bell Island Club have arranged
94 Washington at, 8o. Nor-walk, Conn. l
of for the creditors of said estate tol
. program. “de8 and dancing will be
spent yesterday in New York city.
Many people enjoyed the bathing at
Hickory Bluff and Belle lslaud yester—
day.
T. Marshal Andrgws and family Will
e1ij0y a motor trip to i’oughlzeepsie.
N. Y., today.
George Edwards and family, of New
Rochelle. arrived at the Island SCSI?!“
day for the summer.
J. M. Ferris and family, of i’assait‘.
1.\’. .I..‘hqve taken up their permanent
residence at the island.
.ioliii Farrell‘s new specdhoiit will
arrive tomorrow, and from what we
here it is going to be some boat.
Commodore and Harold ‘Ciarko
sailed their boat Nadia down to the
Seewunnka Yacht Club today to take
part in the regatta.
The. Bclle island Baseball Team Is
“ailing for an answer to their chair
lenge. Address all communications
to i’crcy liJioney. manager.
Dr. and Mrs. P. Loughnn, of New
York city. Marie Lotigliau, of Wash-
ington, ii. (3.. and Mr. and Mrs. P. lins-
seiiuun. of South Orange. New .rIc
say. will be Elif‘ guests of Harlan P
,W right mcr the \v-cok end.
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l .The people. of Bella island had a
good view of the cup defenders as
they rounded the red buoy off the
lighthouse. and many boats from the
\‘orualk Yacht Club and the llellc is-
land Club went out to see them at
close range.
The Belle-,Jslaud Club will hold a
dance at the cltib house, this evening.
The entertainment committee of the
a
program of the events to be held this
season. A notice will be posted on
the bulletin board for events prior
to July 7th.
. George McKay took a large part\'
of friends to Oyster Bay yesterday to
witness the races to decide which of
the three cup defénders will represent
the United States against the Sham
rock iv. The party left Roton Point
pier at eleven o'clock and returned
about four.
| Some of the men that live on the
hill, talk about the big fish that they
jcatch, but the biggest catch of the
.season was that of E. W. Talmadge
5and Junior Quinn These two fisher-
man caught 80 pounds of blacklish
“this week. and among them being a
seven pounder and many weighing the
{ The Theta~iota society of Dan'brtry
entertained the following guests yen
lterday at the Rotsof cottage: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Merritt, Mr. and
intro. Augustus Seifert, Mrs. John “11-
iiamson Mrs. George Allen, Mr. and
titles, Edward Wildman Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Merritt Jr., Mrs. C. L. Bry-
ant, Miss Marion Wiidman and
Miss C Merchant. 1: 1
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The Board of Directors of Court
Laurel Club Pine Point, met last eve
niug and completed arrangements for
the holding of a very enjoyable Fourth
01 July celebration. In the morning
the following interesting program will
he enjoyed: , .
Canoe Races.
-~Tub Races.
'Panc'y Diving.
I Swimming Matches for children. “‘
{ Swimming Matches for adults.
ISack Races
Three-legged Race.
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.The phgve-n ev is, will conimenco at
10 o'clock e syphilis. a musical
’ enjoyed .
.r a.
‘ her house painted for the coming sea-v
Potato Race. .. ‘
. 1 Running Matches.
‘ My _ a. party:
is «rpm-ted at the Point today, and
the USlilil arrangements have been
made tor their comfort and enjoyment,
her sister. Mrs. George Hammui. of ,1.
New York city.
Mrs Clara Boyd has returned from .
Boston, where she attended the Bupv .
tist Contention.
"lic band concerts yrill soninience on
the rirst Thursday in July and will
continue throughout the summer. The
Anit-iitan Iland of South \‘orual It, has
been engaged for the first concert.
This attraction Is bound to draw large
crowds. 1
Mrs. B. Taylor. of Hartford, is spend.
ing a few days with Mrs. J". W. Mo-
Kendrie, iiowayton avenue.
IN THE GARDEN.
\iaster Sidney and Miss Muriel Wil-
Here are sunflowers sunward son,li:1ve entirely recovered from fill.
measles. Miss Evelyn May iuclflx
did not contract them.
The stretch of ground between the
bathing houses and the trolley, waiting
station is being graded. and grafts seed
will there be sown and flower beds
made. Next year the inanngen it will
place an attractive fountain on this
erstwhile unsightly spot.
turning.
1 Methodist Church, Rev. E. 8. Jack-
son, pastor, will preach at 10: 30 and
7:30; Sunday school. 11:50 a. m.; 1m
worth League, 6:45 p. m.
Meek hepaticas and stocks,
Or some pert young lupin burn-
Tlit- Alllerlt‘nn liand. of South .\‘or-
walk has been engaged to give a con-
cert at ltolon Point each Thursday
night during the month 01‘ July, and
Director Howard A. Tilly is prepar-
ing pleasing programs for the affairs.
The concerts will begin at S 0'1‘lot~k.
and people in this vicinity will be
pleased to hear the hand at the Point
again. as the Monday nizht (ihll‘ses
by the band. for several seasons past
proved very popular.
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Mrs, Mary Richards, who 13111, WI!
visited yesterday .by her daughter.
Mrs, Sylvester Remington, and grand.
daughter, Mrs. Harry Street, of Dar
Blush as sweetly all the same! '9” 1 V. , i,
To outstrip the hollyhocks;
Roses quite unknown to fame
The electric light system of‘ in
lights Is now in operation for thocom-
In}: year. Every light in the ”libel!
should be lighted, and should it.
equally brilliant every
night. ; ~ I!
there is any fault with any light, In!
person noticing it. is urged to report“
it by telephone to H. S. Brian, and It.
will be attended to at once. Tho'iirlt
(Ullt’CllOil cf {ledges wili.be mild
Julv ist As there has hétfifdfig 311's 71:.
flculty iii linding competent coll ton. -’»
members of the board of direct ll ,1-
have agreed to do the collecting for
the coming rear. They request that :
if cnmenient subscribers make their ,6
payments for a least no months It .
11 time, and that full amounts bu paid
whenever possible. Pledges lit in]!
may be paid to am director 6r dis ~
rectly to the treasurer. Mrs. “-‘§i H. ,
Godfrev. L
Here are pansies, love-lies—bleed-
ing,
Wall-flowers
'l‘lic 1.0311] Order of Moose held :1
1.1114er attended dance. last evening.
i11~tlie dancing pavilion. The Military
iiruntdi, Company A, attended in thgir
new uniiorins‘nnd pate an Interesting"
exhibition drill. This is the first time
local people have had the opportunity
of seeing the companyviu uniform. and
they were complimented highly on
their splendid appearance. They were
under lllf. command of (‘aptaiu l-‘redcr-
ick ll. limiting.
and sweet-wil-
liams bold,
There’s adandelion seeding
In a clump of marigold!
Nay, you might ‘find pimpcrnels
I‘Neath those Canterbury-bellsf.
James Riley. who has charge of the
Casino restaurant and hotel, has re-
cently iiismlled a new chef and an en-
tirely new set of kitchen workcrs. The
new chef. Michael Riley. was formerly
in charge of the Dixie Room, of the
Hotel Bresnan. 29th street and Broad-
way, and is an expert in the culinary
line. This new change will increase
the efficiency of the already excellent
service. It will be interesting to the
local people to know that the new
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Rowayion Baptist Chruch—Tho us-
ual services on Sunday. bégiuiiinzt .1
with morning worship at 10: 30.1“?
which service the pastor will give :
report of the Northern Baptist Con-
vention. Bible school at 10:59. Junior .f
t". E. at 3:30~this is to be the but. '
meeting of the society before taking
chef is the original of the famous the summer vacation C 3 meeting
Cream of Wheat negro, whose familiar at t) ,5 E1 ery member is urged to ho I,
face is on all magazine covers every Country thrift, and Landon-pride present as this is the consoliration’ 1
"mm“ 0‘ ”“3 “a” and roll call sen-.lce Evening union
and preaching service at 'i: 30 with
l sermon by the pastor on “The Ad-
; count We Must Give; or. Man's Ad.
I countabliity to God " .A cordial wel-
come aw alts all who attend any of the
when evening above services. If the pastor can In
t ' of assistance to you in any way, - ,
closes not hesitate about calling upon him
for any service which he can rend ,
Steals beneath the hawthorn Telephone or write. or can sunspot»
sonage. The Sunday school is mph. ‘
its annual excursion on Tuesday. ,1
. 7th and this year it will go to ' -
Point. All members of the school“
friends are invited.
Flags, nasiurLiums, phIOx, ver- 3’
bena.
Foxglove with its open lip,
Blossom in this green arena
In a joyOus fflloWShip; .6
, Growing gaily side by side!
Harbor \1‘ my Beach
Miss Lois Beers is entertaining Miss Such a scent
Grace \‘iiieeler, of Vermont.
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Harry Askey and family nrrlv ed at,
the Beach, yesterday, from Piiilutiel- 1
plus.
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Mrs. Washington Dolley is having trees,
son. tMingled mignonette and roses,
Eugene Bolton, of New York city. is‘ And dEIightful merriories.
theguest of Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. nan! , '
wits. “ II
The 500 Club met at Mrs. Boese’sl ‘ l
house yesterday afternoon. Miss Aus-' ' I
tinowas the winner.
—Chfisuan burke.‘
Stiztcc, a la Carte,
- 'Steaks. Broilers and all Sea F06$ 1
season Arrangements can be made
'tor banquets upon'short.notico..* ' ‘
CONCERT av ORCHESTRA? fl
. DANCING EVERY EVENING?
MRS. M LEVY.
Telephone Conneptions, 98 WWW *
TELEPHONE CALL $20.1
The Harbor View Beach Tennis Club
imhaving its’ court put in_g‘bod shape
for the coming tournament.
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Roton';
Point
_.er R. D: Wilcox announces that. he
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David Crimina and family, of New ‘
York city, arrived yesterday to spend,
the summer in their cottage. .which
has undergone eitensive alterations.-
Miss Hazel Kuhn, of. New Yank city,
was a visitor at thé Beach yesterday. ,
Miss Kuhn is quite in athlete and".
made the tricp to the Beach on her:
bicycle from East Noruaik.
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MISS L013 Beers 83"" ‘ musical M will give private instruction by an-
(Gregory Boulevard)- 111,-
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All ‘
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her home last night and among the fSéa Food 9001!
guests were Daniel Gleason, whosnng pointniont of all the modern dances 0 0 d 9‘! .
3;” :2“:E;::r‘t:l;“a::;:§;§' M" in his hotel ball from and at private 1 to r ’ ”3 ‘ ~
"'9 ‘ Isaiah; ' John E. 0 Sulliv
'5‘ Mrs. Stanton .Caroi Will give a birth- . Prop, .-
this afternoon. in.‘ 2' PHONE 500. I
Norwalk Chronicler