hers and friends are invited. Din-i
tit.n our“ ll the “tumour refresh '
menu will he served. All the moneyl
collected from this entertainment ill-i'i:J
be used to swell the Community Hall"
A surprise party was held at the
home 0‘ Mr. and Mrs. James H. Han-i
lord. of 54 Winfield street, last cV-l
chills. Only the clones: friends were!
present; the party numbering twelre;
iiu__gli. Games were enjoyed. uteri
which refreshments were served. The.
party broke up at a late hour. 3
A surprise birthday party was ten-i
dered Miss Gladys ’
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Beach. at heft
home. Betta piste. last evening. Missl
Beach. although much surprised play-1
rd the part of hostess with dis-
uity and grace, Gaines were played
until a late hour, and after the close
oi them, refreshments were served.
The party broke up at 12:30. The
names at those present are: Bartiey
orltren. Lime Gilbert, Leslie Fluent
Harold Finch, Raymond Sturdevsnt.
It vm Cor. ones-s 'Avs.
NATIVE
Strawberries
We have some very
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7 I ; CANTALOUPES. iliJoice. truer Bean. Mildred Lovej0y.
. WATERMELONS. 1 lhfuriel Jane's, Lucy Hall and Gladys
, ALL KINDS or rnurrs, ‘; l “Win- i
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NORWALK
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Miss Currie l’ctty, :t teitchct' in the
“tiarvin school, will no to Heliport.
Long island, next Wet‘li, to spout] tho
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John Bonito-r, ltlto has been work-
i’hg for "L‘llli." lvtry. is now learning
(he plumbing ll'ittll‘
~u|llilltfifi
Mrs. R. it, Whiting and hcr slaugh-
tter. Miss Marion. of .\'orotorr, Visited
membcrs of the Tokcnekc colony is
tew days ago,
it The “liuut_ilr;."t-rl." a iicd Star bar‘s“.
i ed Willi coal to Bishop & L)llt5,
{Oh Norwttllt, arrived today. George \\" Raymond's burn on littl-
“ w }mond strccl hat rcccntly been broken
‘ ‘The tugboat, “Addie, \‘~il.." towed mm and a stencil plate and other
It. spilc driver, “Charles H. Wells" small tools taken. There is a strttrrfl
,lmni Wilson's t‘ove to Rourrytorr,this suspicion of the party and if caught
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turning. will be dealt with the full extent of
" ~-——-—— the law.
flinch“: Murphy. of Stanford: J. ll.
.lllldlo, Everett Buckley and Ledger
. Idmonds, are enjoying s hiring trip; ) .. R01” ”“1
r . 11.9 Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ MFR Mtrric Tltclill. tlrc {atrium
‘ lunch will hold its regular mH‘tjng Swedish dlycr. is still citing hcr won.
M‘ the home of Mrs. H. V. Carver, ordct'ful exhibition-l ot own... at llotolt
. Cove avenue. on Thursday afternoon/Point. Mir-s ’i‘lrcliu, \l‘lltl lcnr-nctl lit-r
’“ ”art in her lltllli‘e land. tiit‘ts from a
, The East Norwalk firemen will hold‘flt’Ty foot tt)\\'cl‘ into it shallow tank of
’4'. special meeting .tonight, at the fire, water, with her clothes nfirc. Misti
We ,to consider the advisability )fr'l‘hcllti cites four ilt‘rlorruaucefi rt titty.
{laying alt "Open house" on July thirdutrro in the aftcrnoon, and two It
* 7 ‘ ----— night. Next week, nnothcr frcc cxhi-
l; Richard Hendricks, of Cove nvcnuepbition of diving will be git-ctr by
{3th to make a, trip to New liaven. this Bracken. thc remarkable diverdancer.
ernoort, for thc purpOsc of taking an ‘ Mr. Bracken dives from a 75 foot tow-
lnation which. if he passes. wtlllet‘, enclosed in a sack, into a shallow
‘(fiom him capable of acting as n pilot-tank of water. . When he arises from
-———— the water. he is free from the sack.
Mend: of Douglass Fowler W. R. Thc act is a "very fine one, and will
kl}. are urged to :lttcnd the strttwberrymontinue during the week of July‘
tuflval this evening at the house ofltlrir-ti.
wan Frank Mei-wins, Gregory Boule-!
M- A pleasant time is predicted; The four Sunday schools of St.
. y. the ladies having the affair inll‘nttl's and Grace's parishes united in
huge. lioltlinc‘thcir annual picnic at Roton
Point, today. The Sunday schools
I". Edward Gorhstn 1nd hits. l-‘red-Ewere transported in four special cars
do! Trumble will hold a porch party, to the Point. at nine o’clock. this
”day afternoon. at the home of Mrs. morning. A flttc time is expected by
‘. Gotham. of East avenue. All neigh- tl‘oszc who are making the trip.
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i with friends in New Haven.
‘ two little children.
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Norma:
Miss Jose ins Coolie: of the Post . .
road leaves pltoday to spend a Iew an mrlegAL‘ffiiw 739w .wfizy. r?‘
with relatives at Wood Hill, L 1.15 d to the any“? yesterday
Mrs. Stephen R. Hoyt its been u-Iflms‘ed h the "1“!- He passed his
tel-tuning M", w. L arm. ., yhmcsi examination and will go to
Greensboro, N. C., for a few days. ENe‘VWN- R- l. the lrst of July. Where
5 the will he in training for several
Dr. and run. Alfred Luge left Sst- months. Then it will be tor Mexico
urday for their summer home at Great!“d W 0‘ the fun 01 taking part
Baum Mun. tin making history.
in. and Mrs. buter‘raircniia. the.
latter belore marriage being lies Ade-i
hide. daughter at Deniel Toupkins or
the Heights. are spending their honey-
moon in New Jersey, having been mar-
ried Saturday, June 17, by Dr. Hiram.
Van Kirk.
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Charles M. Brown, 21 years old, of i
CRIIIMNB HAS 4 SONS NOW
UNDER u. s. COLORS. '
Funnier Regrets He Hasn't Another
to Give Country.
John D. Crimmins. the financier, has
ur sons under the united States
‘ colors today, and regrets that he has
——.— not another one to give to his coun-
A service preparatory to the cuss» m.
munion will be held at the Congreu- Captain Martin L Crlmnilns. u, g.
tionsl Church this evening. ‘ ‘A., has been with General perm“
N 'since the American troops entered
Harry Fitzpatrick of the Ilclzhto Mexico. Clflrence p. Crimniins is a
has returned from hiswvacatiun, spent member 01 Troop A, now encampotl
9st Van Cortlandt Park, restlessiy
. )HI’tilllflK ’tlie bugle call that will send
Mr. and M” William Dugdaie on their horses cantering toward the
Robert Hunter of 0: Ridge has pu-'
chased an eightcylinder Cadilhc of:
William A. Curl. l
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The W. C. T. U. holds its monthly
meeting in the pageant room of the II- to
brary today at 2:30 p. m.
‘ tertsined Mr. and Mrs Robert l'hair of border. sad Lieutenant Thomas 0.3-,
“mum“- SW1” aims is at Camp wnitw with his
‘ . regiment, the 22d Engineers. John D.
Ebenezer Scribner 0‘ Fairlieid “9‘ (‘rininrins, Jr.. is a rookie at Platts~
nuc has beedentcrtainirrg his mother. bun. awaiting the call for volunteers.
Mrs Lucy Scribner of Wilton. -
The second niuht of cnmmign week
at union Methodist church was as
successful as'thc first night. A large
number of pcoplc nttcudcd, not only
from Dorian. butl’from surroundlns
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Andrew Carnegie, who is summermg
at Nuroton. has put-chimed a Alum-ll
roadster from the local agent.
hits. Hunter Birchsrd of Wakefield.
N. Y., has been spending a few dsys towns. 5' "5|- fimaimntfor
uith . her husband's mum”. 5" the evening was bed by Marvin
Dory, the wclI-ltnowrt humorous singer
. and rcndcr o! Stnfiford. Mr, Dot! P"
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew" Young of coiled himself, l‘night, in his of-
Bridgcport were weekend visitors of forts in atuusc Ma'audiencc and was
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Starr-ion. llrs oust. appreciated by the latter. A!
YGuflkfiand Mrs. Silulun are sisters. 3er llcty ponst Hes the power of talk-
‘lfiif with an Italian dialect. two of his
scloctlons wcrt‘ ofthu nature. One
of thcm. “Win Ann rice Celebrates
\‘i'ttshinnton's l‘lirtliddy," Was much
;npprccistcd by tbdi listeners. After
itlrc entertainment. tame: were enjoy.
cd by the. younger People.
James Blrchard of the Poet road.
Mist-l hots liirchnrd of Wakefield. X.
Y.. is spending a week as the guest ol.
her aunt. Mrs. Stephen ll. lioyt or tile
Post road.
Charles Ll. Richmond of the Bold—
irs‘ Home staff. is enjoying n few
\vseks qt» his summer cottsgcuat Cross
Pond, near liidgefield.
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‘ '3'. -, and Mrs. Rarfus B. could have
entlrtnined their granddauitulcra. tns
Andrew Buttery. who hos been so ll- Mince Trctuiwcll. ot'l‘aunlon.
for scvcrnl months that ho was obliu
cd to sell his business. is now sccu
about the streets again, though still
quite feeble.
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Arthur Gnrtrell. after living for a
few morphs on Mansfield svcnue. es-
pecu to return on July 1 to the ont-
tage which be formerly occupied in
ulrrdlcy Park
r‘rodoricli llaiiock won a Sunday
,.i.oi with his mother. Mrs. Born
linllock, of Valley Forge.
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Eduard William of Richmond Hm‘ wulu Lockwood. 01 Hillside strcct.
who is s tmuent visitor at the homo";J gaining quite rapidly from a recent
of his aunt. lliss Josephine Coultcr of. 1"." illness courted by blood poison-
the Post mad. had the misfortune to lug.
break an arm on Sunday.
Relatives from 'l‘nrrytown. N. Y..
and Bidgsneld, who were weekend
gussts of Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey. ol
Norneld street. have returned bears.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hoyt of the
Pitch Home medical stall. with their
have been guests
of C. M. Richmond. at the intier's cot-
tage at Cross Pond for a few days.
not m was transits storm .
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Pu. in. at In. W. ‘or to.”
York, who bu he wants at Ir.
and In. Bil-l. have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. Hattie Coley is suitor-tug from
a sprained ankle caused by slipping
while aligning trap a carriage at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry 1". L'oieburn, in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory, Miss
Verna Gregory. Clayton Gregory of
Norwaik, Lloyd Dikeman of Westpon,
John Treudwcll, Miss Fannie Tread
well, Miss Carrie Treadwell otTaun-
ton, James Treadwell of Faith-id,
uerc weekend visitors in town.
A NA'flON‘S VOICE.
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No more convincing demonstration
‘of the vitality of religion in the
jUnited States could he found than
lthe result of the appeals of the Fed-
eral Council of the Churches of Christ
in America for systematic and contin-
iuouts giving to the war relief fund: in
,this country. in every community
'uhether a church of one of the thirty
denominations which constitute the
Federal Council exists there or not,,
both secular and denominational com-
mittees for war relic! are being fortn-
ed.
The eIett o! the Federal Council's
first appeal. sent out on Mary to to
2100.000 ministers, did not stop With
them and the 11.141509 communcants
tinder theirrhanze. but muted auto.
nrati‘cully to create a ncw atmosphere.
ill the nation. in response to the re.
quest of many of the wpreseutatlws
of the war relief organizations which
have benefited by this new spirit or
unseliinhncss and self-sacrifice a sec-
ond sppni was sent out this month.
but not to the churches alone.
The second appeal was through the
clcrgy to the entire people, but it iil'
.so went direct to (‘lrambers of (‘uru~
‘merce. Business Men's Associutzons.
Women's (‘luhs and similar bodies.
arid to the Mayors of cities and (lov-
crnors of States. Many public nrcn.
of all political affillatfons. haw slit-
nined their approval of this move-
ment. The nation has found voice
in this Iargcst inclusive body of its
kind in the world.
No new war relief fund has been
added to the existing organizations.
lThc Federal Council acts only as a
‘channel or clearing ‘house, except in
special cases. But many checks for
distribution to the various existing‘
funds have come to it direct. Some
of the contributions are in cult. "1
sum! you herewith 8!.” for Belgian
W Y. JUNK at 1916i
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Every hit
Development [“1
of Fashion find (Z6
tasteful e x—
pression in the
beautifully ll.
lustrated
MC Call
Book of
Fashions
Now On Sale,
A Quaint Model
McCall
Smart Mom or Sport Model
Mtt‘all Patterns N08. 7239- The featuresoi
7271.
signs for July.
Patterns Nos.
[any other new 1355139. Many other new
distinctiveness
dcsigns for July.
and smartness
will be instantly remarked in the dresses designed for every
member of the family.
Chas. l. Mintz 8: (30., So. Norwalk
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Monday is Bargain [lay
SPECIALS
Shirt Waists atdlet’t‘ics
SEE COUPON BELOW
Thin Coupon will entitle you
to 25 Extra
S. and H. Green Trading Stamps. it presented
Thursday. June 29th, on purchase of
SHIRT WAIST OR MIDDY
AT $1.00 EACH.
A. orcxnnmnn is, sort
sou‘ru uonwaut, CONN. snout 34s
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDBBDDDDDDODDDDDC
“aaaaaa‘aaaaataaaaaaaaaoadao:
war reltcf,” wrote one man from liar-
lcm. Ga. “You will please let me
know if this goes right so I can send
:cked out to s dollsr.” Contributions-
;bat'e ranged Ill high as 82.400 null
.come from secular as won as rolls-t
llcus bodies. .
"All that has been given." said pr.‘
lCharles s, Mechrlttnd. (Moral Sec
Henry of the Federal council ‘is but
it drop in the bucket compsred to the
awful widespread ulksery in .Errrope.e
and Asia. The contributions from this
to
George E. Wood. dining-room son
gcant at the Fitch Home. was pit-es~
nzrtly surprised. a few days ago, by I
visit from his daughter-In-law and lit-
UPW Parish. are eniertnininz Mrs.‘ scarcely more thus a dollar for esch‘
hh I'll. MOM” 7.!th and Miss. lasts. end for months thereafter. no
Vomit: Bushman. all at New tl‘ork: - matter how much is given it will not
its grandson. all the way from list.- Mr. and In. Roster, of Strssshurg,
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e‘MlKE'": MESSENGER
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lT'S LUCKY THE, COLONEL
noun MEET BILLY SUNDAY.
be enough."
anhnnnafln
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smith." The tmmc silt and utter-1 ! ' a . .
cd cilantro which be enclosed arrived I n. on H Host: a
m'rsculonsly intact. A minister and? ‘yx ’3’
‘hi- wife wrote that their snarl; w__ :
11""th income "8 ”0 They sent‘ You Got GOOD Value at ANY Price—SilkiLidc or Conan E‘
1'". cm! promiecd to send that: i ‘ 29cm85.“pcrpair :
amount «itch month as long as it west I
needed. A Southern minister wptcl M’M M“ E
that s widow of his congregation had? W mwrwrus .11: firm :
“tailored her title mite. which i have; Wmsuuumflmsw
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Inoothclelr,frooolwlhflu
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Try a Sentinel Ad.
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.1 he oer-pl
on your complexion.
You: deolcrhu may.
lion’s brother. William Mlnberwmtymr abroad. So long as this war "“
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EESMQEIDdr
You
LITTLE OLD
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and
CAN I [N
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POLICIES?
a a nucleons:
Ell 60W BAcK’Tb-
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CHANCE Poll
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