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Y1 Rev. G. 1.3! Teeple, of the Adrentist
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Church will “‘9qu the pulpit °f thegrlowoyton have recently been report
‘Adveutist Church "at Wullingt‘ord next
Sunday.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary
of ChrlSt Church were entertained by
Its. Samuel “7. Kelley at her home in,
“Side place yesterday afternoon.
Plans for the strawberry festival to
is held on the lawn of the East AV‘e—
nae Methodist Chut’ch on Monday even-
133. under the auspices of the Epwortn
uzue are well under way.
The 1e2‘ular n1 'd wee}: sert 1t es of the
not At euue Methodist Epi: coral
Church took 1 lace la st e‘ ening. A large
number of the (ongregation were pres -
at to hear Rev. Herbert F3. Mar-stand
speak-
Mr. and Mrs. Everett duckley and
Everett Jr.. with a party of ‘riends
file the guests of William K. J Hub-
bell at the Submarine Base at New
Mdon to witness the Yale- Han 'trd
boat. races today.
The regular weekly meet: hr; of the
East Norwalk Improx em 11: Associa-
fion will hold its re:ular weekly sew-
ing session this site n .on at
the home of Mrs Edward F.81nith oi
Beaview at enue
Many of the residents in East Nor
wall: aw made plans for week- end
motor trips 0 many parts of the coun-
try. a: i it is hoped that they will he
Tu and with a continuance of the
pleasant Leather “
A large number of Catholic Union
Council \0. ‘6. Knichts of Columbus,
enjoyed a sh- ore dinner at the Dorlon' s .
House, last night. Tomorrow Dorlon's
will house 100 employees of the Loco-
mohile Company 0: Bridgeport who will
hold their tield day and supper.
The food sale of the Girl Scouts 0!
Daisy Troop. No. 1 will be held in the
mtiantic and Pacific Tea sto e in Van
Zant street. this afternoon from 3. 31)
till 6.30. Placards announcing the
sale have been posted in prominent
places fox the last couple of days and
the girls expect big returns for their
trouble.
The Folev Tennis Club and the Knot:
Tennis Club meet on the courts 0!
the Countrv Club at 2.30 tomorrow at-
ternoon. There will be a double. sin
gles and mixed double. e1 ents between
the two teams. The members of the
Foley Club have worked hard to zrt
in trim for tomorrow' 5 events. and
they expect to make an excellent show-
‘Rev. Henry Stone. pastor of the Ad-
:vent Christian Church at Wallin’sflord.
well-known to many people here. has
been seriously sick for a long time is
still in a precarious condition, . 1
'The— many friends of the Rev. J. W.
Davis now of Bridgeport former pastor
of the Advent church. will .be glad to
know that he will occupy the pulpit
of that church both services on Sun-
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-——Jelke “Good Luck" Oleo now at
12 North Main St. Between United
Grocery and Lunch Car. \l'rs. Olsen.
Chief Yeoman Harry '1‘. Hyatt spent
a short furlough at his home on Sea-
view avenue and re urned to his d1.-
ties yesterday. He has just, returned
from fourteen months overseas .cbeing
stationed on the Azore ls lands. Ham
is might} glad to be back in the States
once more. and hopes to 2et his dis-
charge soon
has taken exception to the statement
appearing in this column yesterdavz
that the residents in the bridge Sec-
tion were annoy ed by a stench coming
from the filled in grounds at the side
of the Hi—pi building
tradicts the repmt that anv dimme-
able odor results from the filling in
or the Hi-po building. Mr. Clark ccn-.
precaution is taken to prevent such
an odor. He further States tlat it is
not a dumping around but that the
property is beeing filled in with ashes.
by courtesy of the city.
was printed in The Senti url in good
faith and wasI suggested to be report-
ed is“ number of folks in the im-
mediate vicinity of the lil- -po buildin2.
The *Star Line tug‘ ‘Porchester" has
towed away the emptv rattle tram the
what-ts of the Ferris Coal Company.
2 ‘ Veteran Waiter M.\Phillip§
Walter M. Phillips. 9. veterén of the
Mr. Clark con-L
The article ‘
UH Dow is now occupying Edwin
IR SWeeds house at Contentment 19
‘land.
I A number of black fish parties from
Iing large catches.
I Mr and Mrs Martin of New york
'city motored to Rowayton, yesterday;
and spent the day with Captain and
Mrs Stevens.
Charles Scofield oi Rowayton rs en-
joying a thirty—days' vacation with his
son in Nebraska. Many of the local
.people have been remembered with
post cards.
——Jeike “Good Luck" Oleo nmv at
:2 \‘orth Mam St. betWeen United
Grocery and Lunch Car. Mrs. Olsen.
l Lieutenant Benjamin Parker and
his wife, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. William Moore of
Rowayton have returned .home to New
York city. ’
Mrs. Charles Stevens and Miss
Marie Moore of Rowancn have re-
turned home from New Jersey_wnere
they have been attending the com-
mencement. oilitercist-zL-t~ at Princeton
1 University.
Miss Kate Crockett has sold the
homestead property in Crow avenue
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0. Quick. J09-
eph Marcus will vacate the property
shortly. William La Fountaine will oc-
cupy the property in Crockett street
Visited by Mr. Quick.
The residents or McKinley street
are living in hopes that the city en-
gineerfivill soon soothe their troubled
minds by laying a covering of tar
along the roadway. The passing au-
tomobiles cause the thin dust to fly in
all directions and the housewives are
subjected to the continual drudgery of
removing dirt fro'm their eyes.
The many friends of John M.
Coates will be pleased to hear that he
has returned to his home on Melitta-W
ley street. Rowayton, much unfit-(wed
after a recent serious operation in a
New York hospital. Mr. Coates is
now able toibe up and around for a
short time each day and it is the ear-l
nest hope of his friend-s that he will
_ soon be fully recovered.
n it looks asif the good old days have
come back once. more. The young
men of Rowayton, many of them who
were away last year. have gotten to-
gether and are making plans for a big
'celebntion for the third and Fourth
of July.
them of! and get, ready for the "big
noise." The fire department of R0-
‘wayton will undoubtedly have some
sort of a iete.
The people of this vicinity will; be
{given a. rare opportunity to listen to
an. illustrated lecture in the Baptist
Church. Sunday evenlnz, June 22 at
.730. given by Miss Helen F. Clark.
Director of the Bible Hall. of Paterson.
N. J. The subject of the lecture is
"The PurpOSe of Creation " and is
presented with the aid of stereoptlcon
slides presenting the 191 elation of the
iBible on astronomy. Among the.pic.-
Itures will b.- an original drawing of a.
Mr. Clark of the H1 no company: ‘
side view or the Unit erse. the only one
in existance. As this lecture has been
highly instructive helpful and pleasing
to all who have heard it in other cities.
11. large at. dience is anticipated. An ot-
tering will be made it the close of
the lecture for the beucti t of the Bible
Hail work in Paterson, which is an
So if you have any old fire.
arms hanginz around the house. dust ~
Soldien’ at Newton. yesterday. in his
25th your. The funeral will be held
l-itrnm the Home. Monday afternoon MI
' '3 o'clock, the burinl following in Spring '
T joying a week's vacation. is remember-
; lug local {fields with post cards from
Civil War, died at the Fitch Home for
O
Grove cemetery. . I
“ Patrolman "Ron" Adams. who is en
The greatest enjoyment the world
has known since the an of printingI
Iwas discovered has been reading and’
if your eyes one not allowing you to
I drink in the tutor-mama that you cheer
enjoyed you should come here for. a
thorough eye emulation. We can
'look back into your eyes and deter-I
mine with executes: the manor in
which they fail to respond and we deny
remedy these. weaknesm‘by scion“
Imus correct lenses.
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ew York City.
fievetal pea-ls of thunder“ airy this
mics made certain at as weather-
‘ rout ot the old saying “Thunder
9 mm. sailors take warning”
”AM“ 17:. EVENING, ace.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
Today and Saturday
Three Presentations Daily
Violin Solutions
Do business cues jusfity neglect
By the Noted New York Musician.
Josie Ponzella
Also. Today. tho Popular Actor,
William Fat-1mm
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“FOR FREEDOM”
of a wits?
A Paths Wealth
And Comedy
Saturday
Dainty
MADGE KENNEDY
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A Romance of Mojave Desert So-
ciety, and a Cave Girl
Ruth Roland
In the Third Episode of
“The Tiger’s Trail”
A Universal Magazine
Litenry Digest.
Monday and Tuesday
Norma Talmadze
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“The Probation Wife”
H!
Coming
Marguerite Clark
was up river by a little less min a
shell length. Both crews got away at
a as stroke. but Harvard
3! at the halt, white Yale was! com:
a hoot higher.
tnherbladewénkcut
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“Thane Men and a Girl”
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midst of a foreign Motion when
it is so necessary to stem the lat-con-
ing tide of Bolshevism.
BIG TIME AT ROTOR.
“Hugo Crowd enjoy the “Jan“ Mule ;
Fumlohod‘by Colored Band.
Roton Point nccommoduted its sec-
and biggest crowd or the season last
night, when clone to 1,500 people 1m-
med the popular park. The man at.
traction was McCormick end harry.
Mayer’s Colored Dixie Jan hum of
New York city. whose services were
secured by special amusement or LIQ‘
management
band had been heralded ubout Nor
walk and neighboring cities tor the
past two weeks. and 11111511.; from tucI
smiling faces of the 800 odd men and
‘womm who filled the spacious duo-I
the pavilion. the promised "'jasx’ ex-I
needed all expectations. The Wing.
pushing. good natured crowd Wu
made up of folks anywhere iromI
’Stamtord to Bridgeport. It we. a
very orderly gathering and not!"
happened to mar the night's enm-
ment. The. dancing at Rotor: ll be-
coming more populur every d” an is
evident by the increasing numbers and
new faces at each dance. The may;
other attractions at the park enjoyed
laxge patronage during the event-5‘. 1
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meat-1y, however. and both Pln'ns
pulled away soon after the customaty
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the finish .061
The junior vatsity race was eVr-tt
sights were min: a. slum! and ‘3‘ closer fox-1:: greater part of the dis
m1- stroke lane. and times the two shells a
u was a alum clout on the part peered tote traveling p
of the Yale yountstfl‘a.
had too melt w reserve
through the
IMP with bows dished. Weailtvr
changed rapidly between
the meats and the juniors not awui.
amid mania and flashes of lightning
Yale. got theiump at thew-Roi report
and it was not until a quarter mile.
had been rowed that Harvtlrd drew up
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