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EAST N ORWALK
NEWS
Frank B. Wise and family were re-
m. NW
cent guests of lirs. w. N. Smith.
DARIEN
NouoroN
Mr
Mrs. Raymond Johnson, of Bridge-
port, recently visited her son, Charles
Johnson.
Miss Elaine (‘ein has been enter-
tained by Madeline C. Stewart. of the
“Overlook."
a.
1m ransom-woman We sum-mar:
Unooda Biscuit
Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp,clean and fresh-
5 cents in the moisture-
proof package.
UsronetBiecult '
Round, thin, tender..— ‘
with a delightful flavor
~aypropriatc for
Misses Lilly Alatberg and Amelia
Wolfe, of Brooklyn, N. Y., recently
visited Mrs. Hugo Ruebl.
Carlton L'Hommedieu. of East Nor- A telephone has been installed at
Milk is the Emits! ‘01‘ B few (hit! of the home of Mrs. Isabella Tobine, on
Raymond Toms, in Springdale the Post road
Lamar Butler. 01 the Darien garage,
spent yesterday in New York.
“Jack" Hampton and Andrew An-
persou were recent guests of James Kitchewan, N. Y., where she will spend
G. Smith, of Maple Grove Farm. several weeks.
Mrs. Earl J. Vasburgh has been eu-
tertaining her mother and father,
the home on West Norwalk avenue.
“”1 3 The foundation of the Mumbury
Clayton 1 “MSW” 0f the 0’95 hardware store. on Railroad avenue. 1s
cent Laundry, is enjoying a short 18.. undergoing repairs.
cation from his duties in that place. 1
-——Buy your furniture It Sterling
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Geor e l“. Bearse. l \
Miss Grace Toms and her brother Dariengs banker is :Iukgzglelmliifi'I
Ray.mund ot Springdale spent the
' tions for 3 1a
week-end with their cousin, in East cation in MMM'
Norwalk. . i
nue, Stamford was the guest. yestIIr-
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g a g s 0 popular librarian.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Woundy, at their
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camp Ca 85m" A big touring car slipped from tho
. Mrs. John W. Smith, Misses Mary roadway. on Gracie street. Tuesday
3: ”a Julia Smith and August R. Smith night; and tore up part of the sidewalk
were lately entertained at Mapleshade in "m“ 0‘ tho McClellan 913°"
by Miss Louise Meisei. . 1
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William Dugdale and John
Mr and Mrs. Tilley and daughters. will represent the Noroton eights'
Ethel and Caroline, and son Clarence. Fire Company, at the state 00!)?“th
In” r‘eturnedto New Mend alter °t Moment. in IGWWW‘W- AQ1“! 26
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Charles Wil- “(1270'
Mra. Merlin J. Waterbury isIat Lake:
at Furniture Co. 127 Washington. street.
Miss IMarion Elmer, of Myrtle a1e- ‘
artoes
3'“? this 'ctton clothe court will nerve as
1 ' . Miss ‘Albertn Mather, six yen old
Mrs. Edward E Mead has returned yesterday. was a happy little. girl on
to her home on Edlie avenue, alter “’9 “WW! Of 3 party initial honor.
*” « spending 'a wa‘ka' vacated «WA‘W'U‘ fl ill" Muslim at .ur. and
friends in “1.00“an N. y" and New Mrs Clarence Mather, of Main street.
Jersey. Mrs. Mead reportr a very '
pleasant trip. .
Mrs. S E. Lav son left Tuesday for
‘1 aixI weeks' at}: at her home “1111.511-
The rim of Holmes & {ngorsoll 19".“ 0m“ " husband, m"- s E-
have finished the layl of cement Lnnson, pastor of the Darlen M. E.
sidewalk on South Os orn avenue. 0“th ”A" lollow her 0“ “13““
At the mid—week prayer meeting at first.
the East avenue M. E. Church. last
evening. Rev. S. P. Fairbanksg’tha pas-
tor. announced that on.noxt Sunday
the Rev. E. w. Potter. 0! the Connoc~
1. tocnt Temperance Union. would oc-
cupy the pulpit. Rev. yr. Potter is
well known in this locality, having
lectured here on previous occasions.
and the members or the church are And 110W 5“? 800d postmaster. Fred
I
.1.
Mr. and Mrs. current Roupe, of Bill-
timore; Miss Martha Jenkins and John
Jenkins. also of Baltimore, have an
rived here after a motor 'trip, and are
draws, at Bell Island.
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I. pleasedat the opportunity 01 again Smith. enters the ring. Fred has the
reputation of ne\ er forgetting any.
thing. How then comes it that he
The tire young men from New York went out for his dinner. the other day.
who were arrested yesterday mornin
after an exciting automobile chase,
Sergeant Thomas Leatherland mom had had no dinner? Where was be?
trolmau Wallace ll. summia. tor an-
haying paasorsby in East Norwallt in
the vicinity orFort street. and for
”announcing-trains, were tried be-
? fore Judge 'John J. Keogh in the
I South Nor-walk court yesterday alter-i
" noon at '2 o'.clock John Anderson.
John Flaberty and Harry Brinipiian
_ pleaded not guilty of the charges and,
are released. The other two lads
were sentenced to Bridgeport loll. Ed-
ward Hocuihy was given ten days.
and Martin Fisherty will contended to
hearing him.
Charleen Browns
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Malt Int other oEenderl who we
the guests or Mr. and Mrs. T. M. An. .
g returned in an hour, and after half an
by hour's worn, suddenly realized that he:
luncheon. tea and
dinner. to cents.
Zn 211
Prince of appetizers.
Makes-daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting mouths every-
where. Say Zu Zu to
the grocer man. 5 cents.
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The Boy Scouts at Camp Hill-
‘tiaring Having a Great Time
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AT \‘_“ /:D,
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(Special to the Sentinel)
v
Camp Hil. daring” Waggon, Ct., R. F.
1:1,, No. 42. July 17,
The weather at camp yesterda)’.
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“ though a little warm gate the buys a
good day for their activities. Reveille
at 5: 30 o‘clock was followed by
wash in thasSsugatuclt River. alter
iihich the boys put in a. great break-
last or cereal. milk no the peaches
' which Mrs. J. B. Juvenai brought up
Then the “basilica“
the day before.
.0: the West Norwalk troop went into
the woods and!" felled two dead chest-L
' Tent trees and sawed up and split the
.“Chick” eat; filth the grace of
surely wroming the championship of
the greatest muticator of tood from
Smith. Smith hates to give up and
is trying hard to hold his place, but
a
professional and is a sure winner.
Professor F. W. Gregory and son.
Clayton, were visitors at camp yester-
day. E. B. Core and B. J. Folk, 01
New York. motored up with Mrs. Pine
MacDonald and Miss MacDonald. Dr.
IGeorge E, Crap1 was the medical in:
speCtor of the day. He found the
general health of the boys to be fine.
Frank Paulovich was sufl’ering from
an ingrowing toe nail, and the doc-
tor operatod, removing the trouble.
Assistant Scout Master. Edgar Mur-
phy and his brother Charles, 01' ’l‘rOOp
3, left camp yesterday in order to go
to Lake George. N. Y., with their par-
‘ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar G. Murphy
1
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today.
Boy Scouts of America.
Troop Order No. 15.
Troop 5, South Norwalk.
Friday—7:30 p. 111.
Regular drill and meeting. Orders
will be issued regarding the camp at.
Weston.
i ' Sunday.
1* Proceed to camp according to order‘é
issued at the meeting on Friday.
Each boy to take:
1 blanket (dark color).
1 flanneléhirt.
Bathing suit,
Rubber waterproof coat,
Haversack,
Sneakers.
Tin or agate plate and cup,
Knife, fork and spoon.
1 2 towels.
! Soap. tooth brush and powder,
l 2 extra pairs of socks. 1
The scoutmaster would like to see
every member report at this camp. A
gathering of boys in camp lite makes
them more seltreliant, considerate 0!
others. and bringing them closely in
touch with nature. endows them with
a realization that it is worth some-
thing to be a healthy. vigorous boy.
Through the kindness of Charles Ais»
thorpe. the boys will not have to carry
their supplies. this gentleman has ol-
i‘ered to deliver the baggage at'the
camp during the nitrenoon.
Sixteen boys have already given
their names as campers-there are
fourteen to be heard from. By a lull
attendance the commissioner and gen-
tlemen of the local council. 11 ho have
(out much to mate this catnp a duo-
£51111, will {111T uell repaid for their
work.
Troop Fivogdo your duty!
(Signed).
FRANK GOODCHILD.
l ‘ I' Scoutmastar. _
Boy Scout Weathel Bureau. '
The work of the Boy Scouts. ot
.Troopb in the mattér of establishing
:1 weather bureau is progressing very
nicely. At first there was some oppo-
sition from Washington and 311011th-
tor r.- (loodchild tool: it up with Con~
greasman Donovan, who has chant- -
pioned the boys in this work. with the
result that the Weather Burehu Ser-
vice, at Washington. is reconsidering
’their attitude. The Scouts who were
interested in establishing this service .
took up a tenday study or local weath-
or conditions. copies or which were
sent to Washington. which brought
torth the rationing reply from our con-
itgressman
House of Representatives. U. S.
8‘ Washington, D c.
FRANK GOODCHILD.
i 75 So. Main street.
‘. South Norwalit. Cohn..'
Don Mr (foodchilth
i beg leave to acknowledge your let-
ter oi the 13th with enclosure. 1 must
Iaa‘y that, van and your troop ot Scouts
should be complicated for the thor-
ough manner in which you have taken
up the study of the weather. ,
I have forwarded the letter and oth-
or papers to Chief Marvin,' at the
Weather Bureau. reheating that he do .
what he can to help you. and alsoaah
ing him to tell you whether or not
the re would be any obioction to the
'flying of signals without: the consent
of the” bureau.
Trusting that he will give you con-
sent to maintain a signal station with .
you or some other adults taking my .
idlrIgct responsibility for the name, I
Yours sincoréln -
(Signed) .1. nouovou. I,.
1 timber for are mind. A hour's moi . W
‘ drill was next in order, after Which. " child “5 mm WIV=
morning swim cm. This war about me face, neck and chest. lap
M ii! moneys an my inor- ..pllo=d Dr Thomas Eclecu‘lo on. no"
coded and the child sank into a .
appetites
nu ’sdais bith with its ro- Dun
oust the ten-I
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rm"——Mfl,. NW 31-:
mburg. N. Y
:sonIJit
TlON.
MlNEBAL, Cat.
which was in almost continuous
{entitling .11 day Wednesday. ran-woos
V . volcanic'oruption again yesterday.
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Saturday night the grand
19W. in: more will
IDon’t miss ~it. I'l'ho titer
July fir-Launch
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