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EAST NORWALK
NEW 8.
Ir. and Mrs. Allen Wood. 01 First
street, spent yesterday in New York
city.‘
later date. Mr. Carr reports anIcnjoy-L
able time during his visit. He also
had the pleasure of meeting all the
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William Waterbury. of Winfield
. (not, has resumed his duties at the
Ferris Coal Company, after a short
absence.
and the pleasure was given him of tak-
ing part in a picture. After the films‘
'are finished. the pictures will most
local people will here a chance to see‘
John Giles. of Shorehaven inn, and I
a local man in moving pictures.
\ h large party of friends, will be in at-
tendance today at the international
boat races this afternoon.
Rev-
J. Hypkin Brown, lormer pastor at?
Company. and many scenarios from
his pen will soon be produced.
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Rummy
Emerson C. Ayers, or the automo-
bile firm 0! Reddy & Ayers. on Van
8am street. is in New York city today
on a business and pleasure trip.
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Leland Ireppert of Betts Place, was
a visitor in New York city yesterday
on business. Mr. Leppert is the only
young man in The Norwslks who is a
urinate stenotypist.1
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Forest E Case, of Rowayton, has
The cup and harbor pennant races taken a position in Dreytuss's cigar
ol the East Norwalk Yacht Club are store.
being held this afternoon. A number
at speedy boats are taking part and
the race will prove a most interesting
one. '
'John Mott and Miss Mildred Sco
ileldI who were married last week, are
residing at the \lott homestead in RoI
ton avenue.
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Richard Hendricks. of South Nor-
talk. has moved his household effects Ml“. and Mrs W
souls new home, on Cove street, which daushtsr Florence have returned to
herecently purchased. Mr. Hendricks Hoboken, New Jersey. after a Visit
is employed in the Strawberry Hill with Miss Annie Cutbill, of McKinley
‘ milk dairy. street.
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There was no muting last "on“ Mr and Mrs. George‘Ashton Key
n! the special building committee and and daughters Helen and Ruth and
the district commissioner. but the Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Crockett and son,
regular weekly meeting mu be held of New Haven, have roturned home
in Monday eVenlngI m the electric after a visit with Captain and Mrs.
, slant building. on Beaview avenue. AWN kaett
——BIIy your furniture at Sterling
Furniture Co. 127 Washington street
5~ There are many East Side residents
»II.I-ployed by the Radel and Sealshipt
, Oyster Companies in the removal and
.. tinting of their huge piles of cysts;
Ihells'. This work will employ the
deal workers-tor some time to come.
Rowayton Baptist Church—Sunday
is to be observed as Fathers' Day with
special music and sermons at both
morning: and evening services. ' Morn-
ing service at 10:30 with sermon on A
Father's Responsibility. Bible school
at 11:50. Y. P. S. C. E, will meet at
: The iirm 0} Holmes a lngersoll have
fleoelved the contract to lay a nightly
fulfilment walk in front of the John H.
mm, property on Osborn avenue. 6:45. Topic of meeting, The Christ
These hustling contractors have also “"1 Ministry M ”“5” The “9“!”
7M awarded the contract to do the service at 7: 30 will be of special in-
proposed improving work on the F. a, terest as there will be singing by a;
. Iowan property. also on, Osborn ave- male quartet. 9- reading and I ”OM.-
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4‘ . labor-t sermon by the pastor on The
Vibe morning sermon tomorrow in Godlike Father Every one is re-
. the East Avenue ll. E. Church will be donated to wear a (lower for lather's
‘ reached by the Rev. George lib. Tee- sake. A red flower in honor of fath-
‘ in. pastor of the Advent Christian era living and a white or lather: gone.
launch. on Van aim street. and the A most cordial invitation is extended
:Rev. 8. B. lF‘airbanka will occupy the u“. all to be present. Wednesday eve
molt oi- the Advent Church in the in; the ‘meeting will be in charge of
.orning. The two pastors will com the W‘pra‘an's Foreign Miesion‘ary So
fleet services at their own churcbeain olety.
“evening. ,Thisexch'ange is car-
flu-m prove pleasant to both congro-I Services in the Methodist Church to
‘ ‘ ‘ 'morrow as follows: Preaching by the
Wont"
‘: pastor at 10: 30 a. m.. Witnessing fil‘
Hwy were the expressions of‘ mm Chrllt. Sunday school ill. 11: 50 a‘. m.
are at the proposed improvement .Epworrll League at 6: 45 p In. Topic.
which will be brought about by the Loyalty Fundamental to Noble Char
hat Norwalk Improvement Associa- actor. The leader is Eugene Cush-
16m. Inc. to the west-bound sullen. at man. Preaching service again at 7: 30.
“eldest Nor-walk depot. astold iniast The eemon subject is Hindéling the
evening's Sentinel. arse dlrllculty in Gospel. The last shorts; or the Pro-
Willing and boarding trains at this bstoners’ Class will be held in the
‘ has long provenaaouroe “area! parsonage Wednesday, IJuly 15m Al
, ‘eulty to the many East Nor-walk members of theJBoard oi Stewards are
.muters, end it is but natural they invited to attend this meeting. At the
should extend their heart! thanks to prayer meetingxi'lext roundly, 7. 4.5
f’l’mprovement Aswdhtiomlortheir p, m, the a." mum in,” of
work in connection With file no Belle Island, tell of hamper:
g of this nuisance» Iiencee at the meetings or Billy Sun
'daylnficrantouiPa. Donut ' '
District Commissioner John D. Carr. mgm Next, smug; L“
d “’9“- h“ returned “‘5" ‘l the people will .have as rare only
it to the studio of the fill- 16“ . ‘
_ Film Froduoing Company or-
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‘ef'ts.
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Two camping parties are at Cullen
der‘ 5 Point
Miss Etta Bayvliss has returned
home after an woof-town visit.
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Harry Seaman has resigned his posi-
tion at the Buried garage.
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Miss Elizabeth Norman is spending
the films produced by this company, a week‘s vacation with Mrs. VeachI otI money until he is mad “clean through.“
I‘Tire MW foolishness" Isa. gireni
Maple avenue.
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A valued fox terrier owned by Miss‘
likely be shown in this city, and the Erie Barnes was killed by an automo kept all merry. Brit’s end wing dau-
bile on the Post Road yesterday.
The homework at the new house
Christ Church. East Norwalk, is also opposite R. w Bil-Chung place is now bah-ly be reputed tonight
00““in With the Humanology Flu” being put up by the owner, Fred Took- Charles Bennett gave a monologue
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Mrs. Theodore Daienport, accom-
[panied by Miss Beauregard, has re ments are:
"turned to her home here, after spend-
ing a few days at Milford
Miss Serapblna Yarmotowie and
Stephen Poltrak were married on Mon-
day ‘by Rev. J. M. Ranlszewski. Miss
Mary Mraziit and Alexander Kuclick
:were married on Monday by Rev J. J.
Dol.in
A peanut vendor passed through
town Thursday afternoon Here is a
{progressile town for you! The man,
headed north soon passed out of
ilbur Lockwood and sight how.e\er for Edward Fairchild .pem Wednesday in New York.
would buy no peanuts from him at
’the Town Hall
Mrs, S. A. Lawson leaves next
.week for Salem. Ohio. where her ‘par-
cuts live. Mr. Lawson, the well-Elke]
Eastor ol the Methodist IEldacopll
Church. will follow her at the end 0!
the month. and spend his vacationI the
first three weeks of August at that
p.lace
Serlices in M. E. Church on Sun-
day st 10.30 a m. Sermon by psa-
tor. Rev 8. E Lawson Toplc‘ Tempt-
cr." Sunday-school at close of morn-
ing church service. Charles B Fitch
superintendent.
Classes for" all
grades. Men are mide welcome in
adult Bible Class: Epworth League.
6: 45 p. in. Evening sermon by pastor ~
7: to p. m. Topic. “Our Leader!’ Good
singing. Everybody made welcome.
if you have not a church home. here
is your opportunity. '6'
Dorian Congregational Church. Dr.
Ition appropriate to the day and a Herbert S Brown minister—Sunday 0‘ New York.
services at 10.30 a. :n and 7: 30p
m. Sunday school at the close' of the
morning service. Junior Soccily of
Christian Endeavor will meet at 4 p.
m. Meetingolthei'. P. 8.0. E. \vl‘l
be held at G: 30 p. to. The regular
ln'd-weelr meeting for prayer and con-
isrence will be held in the lecture
room on Wednesday at 8 p. m. A'l
ss- .xeclaliy strangers, are cordially in-
Vited to these services;
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3-Day your furniture at Sterling
Furniture 00,127 Washington west
Cecil Hodgm‘an. of Darlen. who‘ll; the
United states and Canadian agent for
the Daimler Company. Ltd. of London
and Paris. but made contracts during
the past two months for the hit'his; or
motor cars in Europe by Americans
travelinz shroud. emigrating to over
$8.000: The total number Of days com.
ered by the contracts would be over
400. with an allowance at 35.006 miles.
Mr. mom has also sold Founder
66.000 iilnnnhlne to 5'7 1!. finitenms-
ld‘ent or his Tinker Roller-um
company. otCanton. 0. Among those
Ila-“Va ensued cars for European
. are A. B. Housman. president
Corn om Commit: rW W-
,by Willlsm‘ ILathbury, in negro garb
was a table on which were articles
dorm by friends. Several sworn?
achaiaaarnet,aeroquot setaad.
dishes were among the articles. The?
ice-cream parlor ins in the roan}
wnere a long table was arranged. Mrs. I
Business Directory
H. 8. Wallace was in charge. A hoop-3;
‘4 table stood at one side of the fire-I
house entrance in charge of Charles
Bennett, Jrheo the otehr si’le, soda}
water was served by Jack Harrison;
All entertainment program was given;
shortly after 9 p. In. This included a.
,comic sketch. ‘lt Never Rains But it:
Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The lSentinelzDirectory carry your name
' ._. and business into every home.
Pours," in which were Miss Louise
‘Wallace. Joseph Golden Harry Timms.’ .
‘Franris Farley Leslie Wood and Wil-.
liam Lathbury The sketch shows a
man who is broke. and mightily incon-I
'enienced when first landlady and.
thin friends begin to dun him for;
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' AUCTIONEERS
WM. GUTHRiE, stations" all real
opiate. Nimble. Tel. 1465-2.
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AUTOMOBILES sort HIRE
Hamill o. casw. south Nominees,
acute molt. ........ room
and mask and his jokes and actions.
Icing was given by Harry 'l‘illrnle.l
ICharlee Bennett visa in charge of the:
plogram. The comic sketch will eroI J. A. MONTGOMIRYl 21 Will 86..
Last night Nor-walk Tel. IOGS—Za'odR-Z
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ioI JACOB SCI-MUD. All. I“
Wailingtm 0!..-
ry, 66
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sketchI 'Wben Reuben Comes
:'.'lown " and several recitation were
(.lven also. The committee of arrange—l
.Wallsce. chairman
and treasurer; James (lousy. secre
"TY: Charles Bennett. James Bennett!
Thoma FarigyI Harry 'l‘imms. H M.
Baker and C. 8 Forbes
.u-uu'o
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm 8!.
Tel............... . 6866-2
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AUTO REPAIRS.
- REDDY LAVIM' MOTOR CAI co.
Ford “in a specialty. M m.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
nonwstk Auv‘o SUPPLY co. 29
w." sum, Nemlk... Tel. 1m
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
Hanesnr mvrues. auto. sop-an,
' Painting. 6 Hevlland 8t.,.1’el 303-2.
Mrs Robert H. Clark of Holden Hill
7......
Mrs. George Miller at Hartford has
been visiting her brother H. G. Thom-
son, ‘
BOOTS. sense. acumen
- NAOH'S "PM! BHOP. 28 Washing.
ton Street. South Not-walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry licdney of ‘3'".
York are entertaining out of town‘
friends.
'I'. MRRAMORE, North Main Street,
‘Oeuth Nov-walk.
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Arthur Scribner of North Wilton.. J. LIVINOTIIN. m 3M
spent Sunday with his sister, dire! South Nor-walk.
Ferris ‘in models. '
. ”Pun——
whirls. Edam-Genie has-rented her
w ill? W School house to
onto town
Mrs, Oa‘
1 in. MARUCA. 50 W06", Io. Nomlk.
cripples ehose e Wally. Tel. 9134
smart. noes. canoes.
. rd. in, so a smart” manner. 27
" Hid Wt...1'ol. 472.
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eat- of
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William Coley has returned to Aln- CI I ”MARI-1:“, ”I“ ton 8!.
herst Agricultural action where new a?" “"69" ' 769“
wiiLrealaln somatic». ..... . e. .
The Misses Florence Moreheuse and CIVIL ENGINEERING
Joiepliine McQueen h‘ave returnedI
from a mu with Mrs slum Wells "6"" 3- ”m5!“ KW" "“"r
. I ' South Nomalk. .W- . «as.
The Young Women 5' Guild will hold - Clocks REPAIRED—Wchel
D fur Wedneldhy “Ramon .‘nd 05'.“ Amuua Y FERRIS. 7. w..h|w
m “ “‘° 9"“ ““‘w‘i °' 3' “mutual-12.
Matthew? Church.
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sunny smelter of North which
recently had the misfortune to run a
deb hook in his. linger. Dr. MorrisonI
treated the injured member. -
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mi Wanted" Eskland th‘iited iii ‘6 .
low at her yogi; friends TherodayI "mm“ CON‘TRUCTION
evening to a lawn party and dance.i Keeier Tel:
T115“ [rounds were illuminated ”with - WW
33M!!!” lanterns. Dancing to the
rooms of a vlctrola “aims contend 7 GMAT. CONTRACTORS.
torment lot the evening. Dainty re-
. ‘coNraAcrons BUILDERS
‘1'. JOHN ‘ KEYS‘ER. Who“ PL.
i 1 Math Norwalk ......‘... Til. .1033.
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stereos uflovaaY. 123 War 87..
.ilon‘lll Wham. Tel. 74m
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“Wants w"? served .by thIe yonm.5 ‘ {mt r‘oeIe . .55. . e e .. 3.1.“- a”:
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‘ ”ADVERT-WED LEWIS.”
Below is a list of letters remainingI;
uncalled tor at the tollowlng post of-
does for the current week; *'
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'. s. ll..uorlslrooes. nulls-fawn m
.Pa‘iley Groceries 36' flail Tel. 427
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DENTISTS
DR. FRANKI I. HO'YT- K03”! Bulld-
“ ‘I‘suusn‘euuuu uTC'. m
.- ‘.-‘ {i l sooth Nomalk.
flirt lode L. Benedict
5 5 DRESSMAKERS
‘. m salts Halters. Keeler Block,
mjatby >-
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minke Co.
islly Co._
t features summer-r. or lines ‘
on. n. A. annoyance, Coleburn,
cLssusnasI,
HENRY routes, :7 Washington‘
Street. ........ ..... Tel. 10m. ‘
ELECTRIC“; WORKS
G. N. MCKIBBONI TU, 138-3; Auto
”lilting tycoons a Specialty.
RUPLOYMEHT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON'S on Established.
Amey, 24 Clay so. ..... Tel. 2664’
EXPRESGHEN, TRUCKMEN
D. P. HORNE“... Long Distance Ex.
PM Wow Tel. 1181
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Vegetables. FRUFFS. Candies
ANTHONY CABN“, 61 Railmd
Tel 338.
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ruse; merging
West Ave. Fish M‘- Iofore ordering
iish, fruit and “in, call 948.
FURNTI‘URE
savuouo ml son, as Main street,
Nor-walk, . . .. . ............ Tel. 15.
ITERUNO FUBMW 00., 121-
129 Wadllngtea fi, ..... ..Tel 106.
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
nuclear. lmsuweN-rs, Toys. Etc.
The sum, rs Won 07.
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“Perpetual ‘Pubiicityfl’lus Persomiity Produces Patronage”
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PIANO Repairing
SONNENEERG PIANO.CO.,101Wth-
ington Street, ............. Tel. 30.
8TEPHEN L. CLARYI 95 West 87.,
South Wit ......... ~Tei. 1114-5
Brass PLATI‘JG
s. SCAM a SON, Wilts"
South Norwalk, .....
Nickel
Street,
Tel. 3422
PLUMBING AND ""‘lNING
soccer 3. firewood-'7' rant on
East Norwaik, ’»’
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POCKET BILLIARDS, PC’TL
.Bate'T-il
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 3'7
South Norwalk.
KNORR'O, Ticker .Service.
News, Sporting Events 17. S. M:
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South Main, Tel 632-
103 remote
THE BORDA PIE“ 95 Wabbit!!!”
82. 703.... ....... ..... ""415.
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JUNK omens
«one voorlomtv. as Ely mum.
soul. Non-walk, rel 1364-5
KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY-
A. assess, 25 w. Washington at.
Tel, . ................... 106”
LAUIDMES
OLD WELL LAUNW 3! Hevllaei
mu . . Tel. 366.
loos.-
MILLINERS
was someone, as mm
sent. , Tel. soc.
MRS. I, 7". TAYLOR, 60 North Ilia
W. ........... ......Tei 3M
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONIUMENTAL.
5,“ lo. Iain strut. .Tei 9M
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NURSES‘ REGISTRY
DR. 8. D, LAWRENGI. South Rail:
8M also ehinape‘ifl, Tel. 738.
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OSTEORATHS
Building, W Tel. :31
:‘I‘s
sermons. rarest-ranches
n. DECKER Plannifiamim, 18 went
Jeanne. ... Tel. 178-4.
sum. rooms-5.».
FHOTGGRIPHS
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accuses. um... rs wellington“ "1‘
i Street. elepbene Common
«cos. a. constraint South-Iain -
“ toi'amme co.
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WiLLMM B. HUBBELL, 10 Scott
Mainstreet. 8. Norwaik, Tel. 1M3
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Nor-walk, Tel. 1311-2.
THOMAS C._BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
Block, WaIl Street,
TAYLOR a GOLDEN, Booth Norwaik
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
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will. H. 3mm... ‘soom 11, e:
zetbe Dido" Norwalk. Tel. 3i
U SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 60.. New and Second-hand,
15, Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
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SIGN PAINTING
HOWAerA. TILLV. 52 Water Street.
South Nor-walk ........ Tel, 473-2.
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srfinasoxen AUTOS
Remotes morn-r can co. Con-
:Icticut and West aves., ..Tel 1120
TAILQRTNG REPAIRING
ROCKOFPBN‘DS" 20 North Main 8t.,
South-Nome“ .‘. ...... ". .Tel 362-2.
WHN KUBO’WC, Custom TailorI 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel. 320.
"TIRE VULCANIZING‘
ROBERT 8. MEMV, 7 W!" 86rd“.
Net-walk. .m 326-6.
unsure-nuance
UPHOLS’TERERS
“s. attenuation, uphelatarsr. and‘un.
may, 11 was: at, tel. 1382.3.
. wmnow CLEANING
aortic-artists wmoow a House
Box 516
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WOVEN -Carpets -
' sue WORKS. 7 Winfield
.Esst‘ Norwa’iil'
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