Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 18, 1919 · page 11

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MOM.EV017 dance drew a crowded
floor aid at no time during thee-33n-
ing were there any “wall flowers” in
evidence. The proceeds realized or
ceeded all expectations. Grace Broth-

 

 

“1m."
3 Wearing ‘the uniform of the
iStudents' Army Nursing Corps with
:"one senice stripe and the red stipe.
Miss Anna. 1‘. Hipeou returned to her
home Monday eveninsj flies-Elm
spent eight months at U. S. A. Genet-u}
Hospital, No. 3, Railway N J. as o
‘_ student nurse. Her honorable dis-

BIS charge was granted because of Mrs.

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Residential Section of the Hipsons poor health Hiss Hipson
,7 City enlisted October 15 ms it is‘ber m-
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As will be sewn in arm her column course as soon as hermother’s‘liealth
-'Adam.= &- inmlls, ire :5 rm ard anct; on- 15 improted.

ears. are [0 >z=ll at public auction the

desirable building lots balomzing to
Course E: Finch on “'int‘ield street.
The sale will continue six days and in
order that bu a lame attendance pro-
teins are to be gin-r21 away free. ' In
Tonight a dancing party of Stamford
people will visit the dancing mflllon.
East Scrunch. Those hmin: places
for salt. are lwavinzvinquirics ac to par The DUDH'S oi the third grade of the
“0113331: and :‘Y’M‘SR'CTS are awake to teacher. Bliss Hrlen Craw. held a pic-
'that he he: mniidmr‘e in the (more “'ork on the ad
in this part "-5 ’5" PK?" ”3" planning to pavilion is makinz
modern cottage.- and these the rate the carpenters are working

 

 

 

 

no part of I!‘ 1 Cit} at the til-mm tlmc.

In real es ~t9.‘ c more acti‘c tba'n in

the importer)“ n. 5:""3": 01d Of pr 01“ nlc at the Point yesterday.

ertx here. A: I ‘ll \\ alfirnn' :~ chewing

lition to the dance
fast progress. At

eWC‘T man?

will be offered for sale. “9’1 our the new addition should be ready by
broad cxr-ans: oi territ arr for residenc- Saturday. I
es the DYOSDPCI: fro \‘(W‘)’ bright for ._.-.__. .

a boom 0.“- me Ban S de which W‘ ll be Today 200 employees of the Tabla?

welcomed by our citizens
then “19"? m“ h“ a better chance ‘0 are at the Point on man annual out- .
get a more 0", ”awe dea m the expend- ing Lunch and dinner for the entire
iture of city lunds.1‘nder the new company will he served at the can“
system of city government about all
East Norwalk people has gotten for
six years. has been large tax bills.

The ladies of the Barien Cdngrega-
:tfon9 .1 church held a picnic at the
'I‘olnt yesterday. In connection with

J. P. Miller, 0f 05mm avenue. ’5 a. the picnic, they were zit-en the last of
putter in New York cm- today. 'a course of lectures on the Physiology

-- ’of Religion bv their pastor, Rev. B.
The roof on Selby' 5 East Side Hotel C.arter
a Fort street is undergoing repairs.

 

 

 

 

Tomorrow will be known as “double
One of the Red Star Line tugs 35 header" day at the Point: in the of-
tied up at the “18118 01 the . rem“ tel-noon the senior clue of the bridge-
Ooal Compuuy. .mm high school will hold an outing at
’ the park and tomorrow nizbt I‘lccor-
‘l‘hc Woman's Auxiliary of Christ mack 'and Barry’s Mayer’s DixieJau
Church arm meet Thursday 33“me band will be the attraction.
m Ills. S W Kelley of Seattle
M

.3. Wallace aimin- has leased his
We place on the Ridge for the
mar and with bié‘tamn} bar‘s taken
possession of his farm propel-1v near
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was Hodeltne ram at Newport ‘ mum] ”mm ‘
famefly of Nmalk spent the week-
“with her permit: of Livingston
meet. She joined ‘Uncle Sam‘ 3 Jack-z
Jen eight months ago. and has been
”and to her work during the time. j

h-Jdlke "Good Suck" Oleo now at lbs. Arthur Spencer 0: Port Chos-
D North mm St. between Untied Qer N. Y.. is spending the mm: at
Grocery and Lunch Car. Mrs. Olsen. ‘ Belle Island. '

 

Everybody is all “fussed up" and
can‘t wait for tomorrow night to come.
mytof'th‘e dancers who have been
urging Manager Bayley to engage a
band of this nature ore more nun
pleased to think that it' its for their
Ppleasmve that Mr. Barleyflsecnred such

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“Miss Mabel Studwell of Stamford
has tIrriw’ll at the island for the sum-
mer months.

‘A‘food sale will be given by the Girl:
Scouts of Daisy Troop. No; 1. Patrol
N. 1. Friday. June 23). from 3:30 to
‘30, It the East 326‘:an A. 8'. P. Tea’

" Store. Your patronage‘will be heartily

The “'atch Your Stlch Club were
. entertained yesterday afternoon by; Ir. and Mn. Sheperd of Bethel are
In. Edwin B. Robertson at her home spending the summer months a: the
fin Seaview avenue. A most emoyabie island
. time was 1123 by all.

 

Miss Genevive Collier dl Greenville.‘
QN. Y. ., is spending several weeks at the
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—""" f Mr. and Mrs John Murray 01 East

The regular weekly sewing session 0,3331% N ‘1', are the latest 3mm!
(.1 means: Norwalk Improvement As- at. the island for the summer
”elation will meet at the home of M C Bell of New York is spend-l
In. E F Smith 0‘ 593“”? avenue, Ilng‘ his summer at the Summuhouse.
lorwalk Country Club. An excellent

- onlfi-idayaftcrnoon.
ligation! magnum was presented"

along the numbers being a nunlber! D, J.‘ J’. Sue:- w“ a visitor mNew
I! vocal selections by L. A. Delbridge, Canaan yesterday

1,? of Bridgeport. About 60 members at-v /

' tended the dinner.

 

 

 

_ in 6:45 last evening, a dinner of the'
South Norwalk Club was held at the

 

 

The Harbor View Beach Association
Iare in hopes that something will be
done about the pi tttion they ham to
the city for the repair of certain roads
in the vicinity of the beach. '

 

 

 

to the miscellaneous expense item JURY ”5:331:15: CTSSEOMESS
t ”M on the W “3mm? Ernest 1.51m,“ Bndgeport, ap-
' “ one d m mums meetings. peared before Judge F. L. Wilder and
:wm‘m “3 ‘Wd- “‘1 ‘ la my km. W comm Pleas
reckless dining which occurred in;
mm“ -‘W°‘mrlen 1111115121131. The entire
m“? 3‘” T ”‘4‘ :mrt semen until 3 owe-l; was tak-

mxwmmEmyni-en upfifht‘beéasewm'ums‘thenl
“my People belie“ the gamma: to the jury. as :r a .llnrt

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. quart—mt:
present 40 cents per sine“ taken:

marketing of the crap gin-um mi! of mac:- guard duty. non;
refin-
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flier the hill (’Q‘Jflllfiffit at a piano
' Wtbmete. anéhuch mg}:
midi himself r‘u one u;
A good mp of ”tame” a ”m tlt as he desires and with ‘jrllucout
harres‘ed by- W Men M, “a. mac .nd ”mm W “.3
the high price of native heron—at cles. “Munch: and non yotuch
“Elem books all
Infinity drill “chimes:

Cherries are beginning to ripen hem, camel; ml

will uhtions. mnal‘ (or court mart31.§

field We pocketbook can Killian.“
protection. finned States yards.

sp.endld crop or this fun. whim
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market. 1 3. OER-er: and authorized enlisted
men should arrange to arrive in camp
——Jelke "Good Luck” Olen now at nu later than 4 p. in on the 1119! in"

‘3'! 3071!) Slam St. Between

Grocery and Lunch Cor. Mrs. Olsen. ' districts

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2‘4th to these headquarters.
A notice issued by Colonel Christin In later than one week before u.
.superintendeno-of the Soldier: first “‘3’ °t 3”" respective campsfihe
H N t all lte u of number of omcers and enlisted ma:
°m° 3‘ oro °“- c 9 ‘ ‘. on who will attend in order that proper
surcrmtcndents Of state hospitals and mm; my be game {or sub-

sauatoriums to the fact that the tsol- Were.
that as

a. - 1 I 5.1: it Very important
.ers hoop: 31 board will not be re- " and selected men ‘5

:ponsible for the board and care dfu possible uttouu‘mis camp of instruc-

c’d‘er in a state hospital union the “on which is expected to be an inter.
patient as admitted under the «1113- outing and beneficial as the one how
care or an official examining surgeon m m m “5”" °' ”lam

. . man at -
or by order of 'the executive commit- lend cxmtgngsnogmztmpg

tee of the soldiers"bospiml board.-— vldcd he apply through his district
Danbury News._ 3 may attend with another district. pro-
jviaed he Ipply through his district
. z .1 commode:- to the commander of the
district with which he desires to I!-
:tend. and such application be approv.
ed by bmh district (remodels, and
the rpm-oven application he received
It these headquarters three days prior
to the camp.
~—-—-—-— * 6.1m}; (Juicer or enlisted man ox-
Tbc New York Chamber Music 80- pecang to mvel by steam railroad
ciefy of which Carolyn MI one of will upply to the assistant nus-margins
, ter general. through the senior oer
Ame. lens furious women pianists is 01 his home station. for troll-porta-
the pianist and director. we the tire! lion Mm Railroad tickets can-
01 three musicals here yeoteniay It! not be exchanged for cash h! the as-
Waveney. the 'home of 1m. uwls‘fi. sin-m Quartermaster met-I1. m

l h ‘ ' 01h . ~ ' oflicer or enlisted man expecting to
an m ere will be given June m

23. at Collinewood. the home of Nra. 37:3; Jam‘s...“

Herbert s Com-null on June 88.1! oral in camp at the me 01 3 cents

w-menes. The society has just re- per mile by the shortcut route (ruin
his home station to Static and re-

turn.

_ I. Each district commander will
Ml "11’0““ ”19 Southlond, “8 001109118. order a detail of two non-commission-
were thmod 3 series of delights, the ed on’icers tour bugleri- elk privates
public receiving them with enthnlum 0; ‘ntxryl “4 "1° “5"“? 1"“ 1“"
(em on corpa. or uty urngte
while the was accorded columns “ramp of his district.
space in mic-we and many coltnnus, 3, Upon arrival in camp. all com-
0! editorials considering it. matter 0! mlssloned officers vill report to the
civic pride in hating brought the New ”go‘gii’un‘; 3; “fiefllgwg
‘ers 1: er 9 :- mules e reg
York Chamber ME‘? my ‘0 ‘m ter; ‘1' enlisted men 'm m to
The eleven gold medalist; comprising} mg “mg.“ a“ M refine-ml N-
the New York Chamber Xusic Society: «lumen who gm uke‘gclr names.
hlve achieved such a W.- hi eund- "Bk and organisation. “'1’ all
art! that than.” “win :20 Have reported. will deliver theJist fo-

the camp adjourn.
unique organization of ensemble plug] 9 The regiml adj-lent will.

 

era In the world. An enviable rent», after quarters lave been resigned. di-
uon. one muut admit but of which fitey not the "0 mmmi’glm 0“"

{he full: worthy

cersf. {our bugiors and six privates of
infantry to report to th- mum emu
taut for instructions and the an en-
llsted men of the median cows to re-
port to the senior nudical ofllcer.

10. Regimental commanders will
lam 1“ their officer: and enlisted
8!! to be entail-d to quarter! ”on
their Irrlvul In camp. and they will
I assign a suitable place to the medical
other: for a dispel-cry there on
sick may report at sick calL

11. The senior medical once I!
.eoch camp will see that the meaty

Mr. and Mrs cm of flex-alum, 0.. imodlcal supplies are taktn into camp

w‘hldt my be required or m-
bave leased the William '1‘. Ramona cirs Tor ““5 p e in", medical

place. and the moved their More oflicer will comma late with the our-

to their new home yesterday. i seen-general for information. { l
12. The Taming procram i u-
out

Oleo now-tsunami: will be carrie‘ each

week:
My.
Hakim: (rowing can. sup-
.. .plioa. mlamtol’omcmndm.

Mr, and ms George w. 3m. 0! to Dro‘isim' We‘d xtpmmnm
of drills and para 0!. re
Rowa310n.h3\e issued announcer-huts stand who“ “mm 9' mutt!!-

of the marriage of their Ganglia. lies the camp).
lola Frames to in Harrison main!
on “'edn‘sdm June ll- Mr. and lira
Klsglns will reside in Melanin ove-
nue.

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2?. North Slain St. W Uflted
Grocery and Lunch Car. Mrs. 015..

Sam.

Reveille. police. mess. drill. mil-
lon inspection .7 the Ml, m
by the lieutenant-cold. did-e oat-v»
ice mess. guard haunting and In-
struction in guard duty (in! and
.night). retreat. meal and school (pne-

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iCIT'V FOLKS ASK
POOL GUE‘TIONS tlcal talk on guild duty)

How easy it is {or one to Slaw ae"o Raven“? police. mi.” arm (cou-
ignorance if one isn't always a Me's pgny) school (adminutatlonl. near.
;guard! Yesterday we went up 'lnto drill (battalion). guard mm :35
Connecticut and lislted the Swan's “3990““! in gun!!! duty (W I“

l up men and
“t Redd”! “"189- ”Wing “'9 m" :cfzhoo'l (5:38:21 gltcui'rlotml-
noon Mr. Sanford took us out In his

fluidly.
auto to show usthe points of interest.’ Reveille, police mess. arm. (com-
Our/fife and another yOung woman 9“" and butane! in 110:). mess.
“'9‘“ “”3 fil‘sttldtomormh‘
“First." said Mr. Sanford. “I'll show jnred hygiene mania, eta. (till
you the old home at Mark Twain: doom-hr and We”. will! 1'6

 

“Didn't he writ e Hannibal?” naked treat, mess “'3 m “flu“! in

mot-Tints).

L Reveille. police. mess, drillJu the
commanding oak-er deems most es-
sential tron observance slhce bet”!-
nlng of camp). school (men! conzer-
euceo atoll m on an! 5‘9”!)-

our better three-quarters.

‘Han'nibal, " said our hog: gently.
"was where he came from”

Nobody laughed. One of us dfin‘t
dare to. We sped alt-lg, and It.”
ford said: “There is the home 01AM“

mes-inc." mempi‘mmngmimmm

“How wonderful!" said we om “a“! m 0”- " -

all“!!! service

young mu. “where does he 33%“? “:1” t E: k d. . ‘
all this celery?" j ‘
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Wemmedannngbut‘th‘atm' , ' “h
all. A few mlla fl‘n’fllcr anon-ion Mug“: Int all
pointed to a hill. “Putnam in: a ill-ml: iflfu‘r' '

"Wt-Putnam. anaemia

meal
other will uke mil
in addition curb all.“

United of the encampment 0! their respective ’
District cmnmau‘dem will ascer- '

first of a series of long dehyel noel

a specially constructed boots. allo- the

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to purcha se ‘ our

SIEUNQ RE. EECERMORS

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. m“ M “’0‘” $7.59 to .875. 00

Tirol. . he We 1030': . .

mth; ....... .th$% A" inlly guarantetd Sails

33.22;?‘W 5"“. ' Mb ‘3' '06: iaclion guaranm d or
_ ............ ( .t... :0“. a “05- ha(!‘.

.mm‘cn--.~.-...;--;.-.--~~--- film - , ‘

a 1 «1 .221311: ' '

at: %.n°‘f‘.’.‘.".'3’.'f‘..... ..... Egg: Couch Hammocks

rm clerk ............... , 369.00

Chanty Went ........ 3102500 -

First district ..... .. ........ 34 88300

Second district . . . . r ..... : . 28,832.01

Frederick Green-wool. film ills.
trlet m. m Wm
the board and calm tint the rec--
eon no income appeared on The Third
diatflcl's budget was u: Wand
that a corrected budget omit; the
estlnntcd hem will be med.
He alto asked that the board unwor-
an mum of Mo macadamia!)-
eous items on the buduet. The bard
agreed to the correction and the ul-
ditional 8400 will be incluaea in the
corrected bulls“.

The meeting was adjourned at I140
and will meet on Friday mug of
this week for a tux-thu- hearingon the

gum“.

W. 'E. ‘BA‘NKE’RS convent-ton

The annual joint convention at New
England Bankers am ‘is to
have the best prom-um of W.
that ever has. been mt at any vol
"these 1011!: gathering; in
loot week. W W at)!”
chusetts has promised to be mm
seam It the Wet-fidM' A.
Vandefllp will also be agent the splint-
ers at the banquet, which will be m
on Friday ereninx. June 2.. 1:.
Charles A. Eaton. well known at! .
much enjoyed as in after dinnci' openi-
er. will be the other guest. at he ll!-
mt.

For the Saturday morning was.
one of the speakers will be Wilhel- I).
Hines. United States Director W
unmade. and Governor Chain .A
Nora's 61 the Federal Reserve Bulk u
Bootie- flll be the presiding 0-!"
It is «peeled that one other speaker
will be present on Saturday m-
Thc letteri- (mm bankers all over Sew
W stating that they will one“
the convention. indicate that It. will be
the been gathering a! New W‘and
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$9.95 to 585.00

Stands to match. Porcl
Lawn Furniture in Maple.
Hickory and Willow.

Oil Cook Stoves

g 1!:me,
“Hum, Detroit
Vapor. Weave
“£412.33.“
tuners. rad-g
lull-lectu-
313510355.“

Screen Doors, Window? cr (It
Porch Screens

£17! Specialize in (hunting Homes

Sterling Fumifac C0. ,
WW 8!. Flinn? iii.

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Ponce-nu roarena sewn

County Game Warden Wilbur P
Smith flaked Ridgefleld Mr and
while ot Sake W m
Charles H. Kennel). a mom, le .-
pollm a My. 1m- taklug inc-er
el under twelve inches in length. he
was ordered to a" fir m m
hauls I- Valden, Monday after” i
2 o'clock 1 cash bold of ‘25. de-
posited for his appearance. “I 35r-
kited because I! his «tantrum
when his case was culled noun! or»
temoon. ' .

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AT mt “TMY

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