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Idea Star are cordially thfed to
can III nu. their fiends.
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1'11; East Xmalk Yacht Club will
hold a meeting tonight and will elect
calamities: to make arrangements for
a clnmhake which will be held Sa ur-
CITY MARKET
day. July 29th. :
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thhard Hendricks, of Cave arean
transported a pally from Bronx. X. Y,
_ to Belts Island, yesterday, in his moat,
7"": ?“- -- -- "z the Han] ii. The party luuk posusr
‘ ‘sion of the Uncom‘cot'age and will
. EN ‘ live there for the summer.
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I VII M c" m “' ibridge was open for some tinn- this.
—. ‘ 4 morning, in order that repairs might
.be made on the pier underneath it. '
cant I ' Camp "Easylii‘c" held an open house
6 Dupes .j‘tor their friends. Saturday night. Sins-
.ing. and games were enjoyed until a
Md watermelons ‘ ilate hour, and it collation was served.
‘Wlten the guests departed, they ex-
t .pressed themselves as being well sut-
isficd with the time the boys had git“
‘en them.
And all kinds of .Fresh
, ' .' A iatge pat‘y llild a delightful sail
NM“ and Vegetables ever! to North Beach, yesterday, in Fred
d1 Brown's launch. the Verona, After a
Y- . , . ,
7-. . shore dinner was serted the party cu-
‘ ‘joyed all of the pleasures of the re-
“ “sort, The guests returned at a late
hour. well pleased with the trip, and
t ‘gratetui to the weather-man tor homing
Telephone "I 1521 back the rain. Those who made the
we Deliver { trip were: Fred Brown. Harry Water-
1 bury. "‘Mel" Waldmn, "hutch" \t'isv-
M::‘—‘.:.: v ‘v‘ “‘vv‘v- man, Thomas Riley and B. Tallt-i'.
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A--A_A- -- v -7 - _ ‘ Employeu ot the Murphy Manufac-
turing company of East avenue. t"n-
AST jot-ed a delightful outing at Sam
E Rock. Saturday. The party made tltc
.— trip in Mr. Murphy’s new Pierce Ar-
row and made the trip by way of
_ OmeK Bridgeport. New Haven. Shelton. Dcl‘
" by. Sctmour and thence to the Rock
when: all enjoyed a shore, diuucr and
the various amusements. Mr. Murphy
:A‘_--- --_‘_- -- ._: spared no expense to mkc ”18 day (‘n'
g Mrs. Edward Clark, of Cove "cane, jot-able and his kindness ttnd y‘nt‘r-
" INK the weekend in Brewster's, .\'. osity will be rcmemitcrcd for many
Y. _ [days by the employers.
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.-. The houseboat ltcgina. of Bridge improvcntcnt Association are nukinu
‘ port. was anchoicd in the harbor ov- hig prcpziratiom for the curd party.
'1‘ Sunday. to he held at the home of Mrs. Evcr-
. ~ ell Bucklcy, it St. John strt’tt, to-
The Addie VJI towed the lighter, morrnw :tt‘tcrnoon. (‘nrd ltlul'in‘l. of
“units. loaded with sulphlte, to Nor— course, will be the principle 'naturc,
’3“. this morning, but those not so engaged may cuitti'
‘ ' - icc (ream. cake and other rcfrcsh-
Captain Thomas Hendricks. of Ack- menus. The proceeds will be owl for
street, is laying new cables from the needs of the assortzttion, and it
* Emmi: street. is slowly
9 Knob to Pine Island: "in ltopedl‘that the attendance will it.
; large.
Q Leslie Gamble. of Seavieiw avenue.
pas nearly completed the work of rc-
' odaling two cottages on Betta Island.
Roland Toms, wife and their «on.»
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‘ aymond, of Springtime. were the l
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cats or Danicl L’llommedicu. yes-
erday. ; ::.2-:::_::::::vzzzzz‘v
The Rowayton Fire Department will
who has hold the meeting, adjourned from Sub
ill at his home on urduy, this evening.
improving.
Dr. Wolfe is in attendance.
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Sylvester. B. Lockwood.
been seriously
Friensd from Norwallt and Rowttyton
have visited Mr. and Mrs. William
The District Commissioners will hold 11'. Finch of Hub Hollow farm, Weston.
their regular meetlig. this evening, at‘ __ __ . ~
the Electric Light Plant on Buyview‘ Miss Olive Cole and nephew. Oliver
place. Routine business will be trons- Leach. were guests Saturday and-Sun-
noted. on; of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Rand-
,all, of Butler's island
Ernest Peterson. Alfred and Charles _,___ '
Wilson have established a camp at Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Grinrod, o'i
Calf Posture. and expected to enjoy llollis. L 1.. are visiting Mr. and lira.
themselves during the rest of
summer months. ,
few day‘s ‘
A lawn party will be held at the The Norwalk Tax Commission Mil
home of Mrs. C. Van Coevering. 4.6 hold a meeting at the Rowayton Hose
Granary Boulevard. Wednesday even- house this evening at 8 clock to hear
secured your present
the .\l, J. Kent. of Hickory Bluff. for adorns you have found one
classified advertiser. at the time you
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Thornton 0. Smbdi. who owns and
occupies the former lighthouse on
Smith‘s island, has bowed out his.
sloop "Teal" and his launch. for over-i
hauling purpooes. The boats are-
drawn up on the beach at Smith's;
island.
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Frank C. Fitch is having a new
isrected at his farm at Good Hill.
silo
Charles Langlct, of Bridgeport, is
:spendlng the weekend in town.
DARIEN 2
John McCunkry» has returned to
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grandmother. 34115. lsaac Thorpe.
Mrs. Ithederlck Litchfleld is spend-
otiollinsville after a visit with his
home.
Bridgeport l-iend~ guests nt‘
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Staiues, of Nor-
fleld street.
Hit"
B. B. Warner of Brooksidc
ha~ returned after enjoying a motor»
ing trip to Hartford.
Avcnuc
v Lawrence Keilopy. of lllllcrest avo-
. . M ‘nue, has been a recent visitor with re-
Mm bruise Dameron 0f Tokeneke , . .
. . . . fl . , latives in btamford.
is waiting neabiight, .\. J., as 'he
H.195! of the Misses ilespatd
i-treet. is with he: .‘tlfilf‘f, Mrs. Ed
It was reported about town today
that an option had been given on a ward Freeborn, in Easton.
lar e tract of round at Norotu‘ —
g g 4 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols and
llcights, upon which the erection of a
shoe factory was contemplated. children are 1" Albany,
l'iiluill until SPplPflleT.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner and .\ir.l
and Mrs. Herbert \Yiltsie of Tokeneku ,
rt‘t't‘nily cnjoyed u \lrll from Mr. and
.\lr.~ Sicwart Otto of New York, who.
with thcir baby son. cattle from tltc
city in Mr, Otto's yacht.
N. Y., to re-
Frederick Hailock has returned to
tis home, at Valley Forge, after spend-
ing several months in Wilton,
An en3oyable entertainment for the
hen-‘lit (If Norflold tlrangc was given
in UH, Town Hall Filthy evcning.
Treasurer George F. Hearse of 'hc
Home Rank and Trust Company has
”mrm’d' “Ann “.11“ ‘1' Fleming jr., Brooklyn. is in town to spend several
ot’tcr spnnding the week on it trip to with I'DDF!‘ l'arsh fiicndl.
Cape Cod in Mr. Bearse‘s nutomobilc.
NW “‘01“ -‘"- 1393”“ “'1” “W“ ”W n. c William '1: t finished hurl‘Pat
rest of his vocationon his yacht. in: the hay crop on the Godfrey
Hit-of farm of Kira. l'ltlson Turney.
Mrs. James K. (fhuntberiain, of
thick.
There wt-rc two sales of property
in llarien. lust week. N. .\l. llichluc
sold property in Highland Park to t‘.
F. 'Mulier. The Tokencke Corporation
sold land on the. Old Farm “all! i'l
Mrs Francs T. Cleveland Preston,l
Tltcrc was only one mortgage dcctl
recordcd. the amount being 8125. This ,.
was against two transfer: of property
and mortgages of $3,400 for the third
weck of July. 1915.
Local friends attended the funcrul ot'
Josiah Gilbert. of llaltien Hill, at llw
Wilton (‘onr‘rcnationttl church. on
‘l‘iztt‘ sday.
A special town ntcctint: was held on
litsrsday afternoon, at which it Wit!
votcd to upp'oprlate Sit)" more for
road construction work.
Complaints from residents of Parity M“ ”mm“
avenuc. Notoion have been made Scoflcld. Mrs. O luntlo Andrews, Sum-
that they are not “nailing their share” ucl Andrews, 0! Hillside strcet: Mrs
of all the improvements now 801118 on Robert Williams. firs. Hattie Fou-.
in Noroton. Have ‘ little patiencc. cl‘t‘ttc. of Otuirrcy' atfefl, spcnt Satur-
good friends. Rome was not built in a day ‘9 Norwnfk.‘ “"
day. tinny improvements have. been - H.
made in Noroton this spring and sum ' km “W“- 0‘ Godfrey "HEM“
mcr. and you will not ill!!! five-cont "‘"m’d WWW” I“ LYON P'llnfl-
fare to Stamford yet, also free postal MW May MOTNSOH and W9! L”-
dellvery. llan Morrison have ruturned to Dan-
hury after a visit with Miss Alice An-
State Pollccman Frank vtrenn. stop- drews. 01 Hillside street.
pod in town Friday to meet sonic of -——-———
the local officials. while passing Alan W. (lir‘ncd has maimed his
through. and while here saw an own P"~"'on at: snzvcrinientlcnt of the It‘. .I
mobile with a New Jersey iiccna- Cobb farm and summer residence. on
flying through town. He arrested t‘rl Hillside street and. with Mrs. Giflord.
driver for speeding, and diocot'ertul is now Rpcnrlinz some time with his
that the prisoner. named Claude Mr: pnrents. Mr. and first. George D. Gif-
Donald. of Hobokcn. had no recktra- turd, in the Loger'Parish.
tlon certificate cithcr. It cost Mr. .\ic-.: ,
Donald 825. with the court fees ad i.‘-i
tional. when arminged before Justic-t.‘ R010“ NM
Sherer Friday afternoon.
—lf you had been at good Sentinel The Buy Side Yacht Club, of Long
chassiilcd advertiser. at the time you island, plan to hold their annual crttiso
position. per- on August 4. Thu party will leave
plying“ the club, and sail across the Sound to
twice the salary—and with twice the' lloton‘i’oint, where a due shore din-
jner will be served them by Manager
name for useful service. ‘ .\'. Baylcy' About fifty will make the
trip and all expect to bore a fine
time. The Gmce Orchestra will fur
—Try a Scutinel Want ad. lt'pnys.
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T O N .‘ng the weekcud at her Lyons Plains
. Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey, of Nordeld
Over 500 enjoyed dancing at the
Point. Saturday night. The evening
was very m. and the ice cream
{stand was well patroniaed. The Grace
’Uft‘hk‘oll'l Innished the music.
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I The launch Viola owned by Captain
IMills. nus Wru pmoniwd, yes:erday,
land mart} enjoycd the trip around the
ELight House.
lining to the inclement weather,
hathiers were not very onerous at the
Form. testet'duy. A few people hOW-
ever. enjoyed the sport in spite of
the drizsling rain.
Much pleasure was derived by the
young men at the Point, yesterday,
from the new attraction called “'liit-
' the Dodger.” The dodger was kept
bu:y ducking the flying halls. and not
many a crud on the head, to the great
delight of the audience. .
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COUNTY HOIE'S PRECAUTION.
1
Will Receive No Men Children Until
the PM!“ Sure Subtitles.
Notices have been sent out by the.
board of management of the Fairflcld
t ounty ’l‘wmpmarv Home. in Nuvwztllt,
that. duringthe present epidemic of,
imamtle paralysis. no man chiidrcn
will be received. These notices have
been firm to judges of all courts and
justices of the peace in all towns in
the county.
in takv'tu: this action the board dc-
sircs to protect the children now ill
the Home, They are under special
mm» mm. and a ("one watch is kept
over all the little ones.
The following is a copy of the let-
tert‘ t
"On account of tho prcscnt epldn.
mic oi infantile paralysisin neighbor-
tin.r statcs, and with knowlt-tlnt- that
«wry cmnfnunity is taking extra pre-
taution 'to prcvcnt its hpl‘e." to our
'iti'illly' and its institutions, thc billlrtl
of tnunngctncnt of thc Filjl'fif‘ltl t‘oun-
Iv 'lt'nlzttlifll‘)’ Home havc tit-cmcd it
.idx. uh}. to wins-c to reccivc into the
llortic any child from any city or town
'ttt fitv null}, until such time as it up
1N‘tll'r‘ tij’utt- said board of manage-
nnnt that this epidemic has ubntcd:
and lhalt thochlldrcn now in said
won. ”I
"You will be ittfortncd when \vc fuel
titttt thc situation has clcnrcd. and thitt
we will again reccive commitments to
'the Monte."
HORN-W FINED'W AND‘ COSTS.
James Murphy, who was arrested last
Friday morning by Motorcycle Police-
man Jarvis Murray for specding ilml
rccklen's driving was fined 815 on each
count in the First District Court. this
morning. by Judge Edward M. Lock-
wood. Tltvflncs with the costs amount-
ed to $85, which was paid by the young
man‘u' father. Attorney John J.
Keogh defended the young man, War-
ren Hoytpchauffeur for Bishop and
lJnes, Theodore Carusony. chauffeur
for R. GT‘Wilson. Mrs. Blanche Fitch
and solidi Chamberlain all testified —
that Mushy was going at an unreas-
ouable rate of spud. This was the
first afield that Officer Murray has
been obliged to make this year. on his
motorcycle, and from the testimony
of the witnesses, it was eVidcnt that
he was entirely justified in doing so.
and it was brought out in the trial
that the city officials thought that for
the best interests of everybody, . it
would!) ctvisct 0 stop all speeding on
the avenue.
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—Try a Sentinel Want ad. it pays.
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Scofirld, m”. me Home will be in no danger of conta-j
What will you take for your old
= hard running sevving machine 2»
Come and see what we will give
That’s the way to find out
We do not send an agent to your door to tako your time
and offer you half price for your old machine. We want
to be fair and allow you a full legitimate value for it.
Remember—we 581]
‘leFREE
Sewing Machine
(Invented and patented by W. C. FREE)
We Buy Your
Old Machine
We are pleased to annnounce 1
us this week W. C. Ellis.
for only a few weeks'
pays the difference.
Come and see us today
. It might rain tomorrow
THIS WEEK ONLY '
hat we will have with
the celebrated silk
cad: lady who calls at store will receive her name in silk.
SPECIAL TO MOTHERS
Mothers will waive a tiny baby bonnet.
Bclding’s finest silk.and satin used at demonstration.
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co; '
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