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Woman 3 Auxiliary
v-Ms. Carl: of Osborne avenue.
‘0' York city.
work tearing away the old wood.
m ward gates on the bridge.
Quinunity Hall
3:80 o’clock to sew for the Bazaar.
no Ladies Aid Society of the East
avenue M. E. church are holding their
V «yoekly sewing session at the church:
hisaiternoon.
' Barry W'. ‘Vebh of East avenue re-
iturned yesterday from a week-end
= Mon Long Island. where he has
been stopping with friends of the
m.
‘1 Yesterday afternoon a complaint
on by the street commissioner tnata.
when man was raising a disturb
“coon SeaView avenue.
anond investigated the matter. No air.
‘ fT'mvenne. The work was started Mon-'
5% morning and foreman Edward F.
T'my u or the opinion that it will be
.* Med by Thursday, when the liquid
'y mi! will be applied.
‘j' the residents of East Norwalk were
‘31 protected from the ravages of
, abuse last evening. inasmuch as
. 14% were 13 mmebers of the Nor-
”sill: ”edict! Association present at.
1.; m dinner given in their honor at the‘
J I mflon's House last night Besides
{-1. One of those famous “big spreads” .'
{hot Dal-ion: is noted for, the profes-l
m non enjoyed a social hour. I
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'lntoists who haVe occasion to pass
“Bough upper Winfield street are
many hampered and annoyed by a
number of small children who con-
tinually play on the cement state road,1
.. tnd sometimes the drivers are com-,
polled to come to a dead stop in 012‘
aerial avoid striking them If a driv-
hr should happen to hit one of thesel
airing and needles: little urchins. theI
cry _would be “arrest the drixer." i
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The auction sale of lots conducted
by Messrs, Adams & Ingalls for G.‘
I. Finch. came to a successful close:
1‘ night at eight o 'clock. they having
. told the entire tract in less than four
Tun. The sale was planned to runl
_ “101‘ I1! days but owing to the desira—'
‘ - mat the lots as home sites and the
m energy and ability of the sac-N
. ms, who are certainly live wiresi
their specialty, it was closed out as'
WEN APPEAL FOR
- SPECIAL SESSION-
lContinue'l from Page Onel.
the executive chamber and they
moped around his desk while deliv-
afiring their addresses.
‘Hjss Pierson referred to th
. of 1916. when Connecticut had 1
at the border and thought the‘
W ,. Mann was as important a
- as was the problem of scour-
. {he “flier vote then.
' Hepburn said they were confi~
‘ of a sympathetic hearing.
. Bennett hoped the governor
- recognize the expediency andi
~ of the request.
Hill. of Norwalk, who recently
ed from the West .told the govI
hat in many of the states the
1 had expressed .3 willing-
; ‘ “If Connecticut would do that it
. be the most respectable ex-
' one ever incurred." she said.
gavernor declined to make any
at on the question of a special
saying he would make known
w ion later.
- first of July approaches,
finrchasers of postage stamps
ling in the matter of buying ’
nt stamped envelopes and two-
pou cards, as the prewar rule on
. ‘ mil will go into enact July
__ o"'posmmce department on-
431a; three-cent stamped on-
and tum-cent postcards my
rest was made. i
’i‘fiotricians were at work yester-
w latternoon repairing and testing
‘» fins phoned into the Police Headquart-‘
' - Enrployees of the street department fl“?“'°rk5' Vi“ be held at
m busy laying the screens over the Buddy night, weather conditions per-
:“crndled stone road bed along Seavie'w nlltting.
Him; Sara Carnegie of Clifton Place,
the home of her relatives
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Mr. and Mrs. .A. G. Bell «New
lork arrived at the island yestcday
. ‘and opened their cottage for the sum-
Of Christ men
m will rm 9t tomorow afternoon:
9 Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Uckaleandson
'of Broole-n are stopping at the Sum
It. and Mrs. T J. Broun of Cove 1111: House for the week. having ar- slide
w are entertaining fliends from rived yesterday.
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I \Viliiam H. Farrell's yacht, the"Mys-
m roof of the Sea View Hotel is tel y," is still anchored ofl Belle island
M shingled Carpenters are now and can be seen from the trolley ours.
The yacht is a pretty one and is the
object of much comment.
The tennis court at the club is berng
put into condition for those who may
swish so use it during either the day
The Ladies of the East AVenue Im- or meaning. Electric lights have been
moment. Association will meet at installed nhich make it possible to
Friday afternoon at enjoy a game during
the eV ening
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RBTNN PBIN
The tide yesterday was Very low,
but it did not keep the people from
going in for a dip.
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1 Tomo. row the Washington Park“.
IE. Sunday school of Bridgeport will
hold their outing at the Point. '
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If teams can be organized between
the Sentinel and the Hour some great
Officer Ray- games are bound to take place on the
Shoe Ball Allevs in a very short time.
The second display of the weekly
the Point
YesterdaV 5 heat “as: so gloat that!
eVen the cooling beeze of the trolley‘
was not sufficient to keep one froml
pelspiring. ' [‘2’ i
Yesterday's best made up for the poor‘
attendance of Monday. over 300 people
were at the Point in order to get away‘.
from the sweltering heat of the city.
Last night's attendance was even is visiting several of MI {than at the2 ”on has made in a thousand years has
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Brooklyn, is spending several days at Point yesterday, they were chaperoa—
'ztest between two very good Mrs
Mrs. George Kit-st.
0.17. Cook in: returned tom ”mnwwmmnnM«
“3° ”’3?” "3 "mm"? "m m“ [beach may on extensive miles: at. a... ”man-u on m.
i The (my, and m 111d” of the in the east and a. pan of the Wclt. 3.;6? rmwuwugr .11.
Center school held a Me n m‘ Miss Harriet Gillespie of Hartford r0- mt W mm.
11mm! to has home yesterday. amen mounym locum-“11m: oer-
week's simian spent at the humor mummmmW-m
cries. I’dboycotzi 11le in»
» m an: m via acer-
Mrs. J. J. Stier entertained Is her man fim- [’11 m Germans n:— 111
guests yesterday. Mrs. Sills and her kindsof 5m. political. social
son and daughter. Lieut Robert Oliver. and commercial with an. cum. 1
land Mrs Arnold Nichols, who reside in mm, m ”tufts m m on
The House of Fun was doing a land- Trumbull, Conn. charity in the Bible for fifty-six years.
business yesterday, it was shut it: cannot be wastes to the Ger-
greatly patronized by the children mans. 1 do .9: on hot m one, am,
and bythe grownups during the mom . or in the next mug. can have
lug. peace with the Germain.”
ed by their teachers.
her aunt. Mrs. Norman Gillespie.
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The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Com-
pany baseball team 3 dance which was)
held last night was very hugely at;
tended and the result! from the sale
of tickets was most pleasing.
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Charles Pfahl of the Shoe Ban al-.‘
leys had contempltted holding a con-
1 “or-k waI begun yesterday on the
new [am-ins of the Tokeneke-Dnrlen
road. The Acme Engineering Don-
M pany of Hartford, awarded the con
ilract, has opened urn oflice in the
Janeo A. Formal has pnrchnoed a frame building owned by Mrs. Helen
g 2-foot me,- boot tender for his Pratt, which was for a long time the
The Sunday school of the Univelwlh3t m ”cm «gunman and u 1, now Darien Chinese laundry. :1 has net-t-
church of Danbury held their outing m M in the water. ed a large wooden shack in the Men-
at the Point yesterday A very _ .____ eke woods, near the public dump, in
interestng 9mm 0‘ Guam“. 3“- ad fin Howard Evoy of Crow which the workmen will sleep. and
{was 911W WhiCh was 4990“ by m m Wm“ from 33mm, has contracted with Warren W.
a dinner- ' when they have been attending the Greene to supply meals at his mm
geomoemsnt exercl-s of the our. wagon. Under the contract the worn
“3mm ‘0 ‘“ “the“ “‘m'm field mum-y school their son union is to be completed in tort: ms
is Adesired to be 8W6! by the Ute hm one Of the graduates. 'Ahout {,0 men will be wed in the
Guards at the Point. They violl it to,- work.
be. known to all that those who no not! A flower was given last Friday a[.
know how ‘0 “Vim ‘0 keep within “‘0 tm’t the residence of Mn. Frank wNN CO Pom}.
safety zone set off for inexperienced Holmes in Dal-ion tor Mr s_ Russell 12" IS WMENDED
bathers and that those ho do know Thomes, who r“ former”. ”K“ :“ _____:
how to n 1m to not set up we arm 1336in add. and whose marriage to: (mum-I m up (ho)
for help. thinking it a. Joke. it this Lieutenant Themes of Rowaymn "e.
kind of iokins is a Plum to time one was mood in The Sentinel
bothers then some day they will re- 3“ , . -. ,
gret that they ever played one): I. ye 34!- " '. "i‘l‘i
trick and pay for it with their lives} Rev George F Pentecost. D 19.. of
when they may call in earnest and no Tokeneke. who is Meter 0! Bethany
heed alien their cry So in order that Presbyterian church of Philadelphia,
such a sad occurrence my not nan the largest church at that denomin-
pen let all bothers remensborthls sixn- a... in mi. mu,- 3, reported by
(‘19 warning. ‘ ,‘ ‘1 ll‘hiladelphia papers as having made
isome stirring remarks in 111111 city
Sunday. regarding the sinking of the
NGennan fleet by the sailors who were
inboard. He said that. if he had his
ivoy. he would open the concoct: un-'
Ider Hamburg. Essen. and a dozen
Miss Harrie V. Kinslow of New' other German cities. Ind send “the
Raven spent yesterday at the home of. whole German nation to the bottom of
the m." He said further "The world
could get along very well without any,
William D. Rogers of New Imdon Germans. No peace the German as»
who bowl at the Point very often but
as one of tho player: has refused to
play, the match has to be postponed.
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hectic-t Conny extend the myglce
and. up to June 15th. 247 had. returned
to their former positions, 7 had been
given poaitions just as goodI
they left ,Ind 13.1w their own specter- .
meat entered other employment. AI
fast a the remainder rem mavens
Ii“ be open to them. ,
The company also has taken into
its employ a considerable number or
discharged army Ind navy men who i
iron-not enoloyos It the time dunk
enlist-em nosing the policy a the i
commy in use :1 vacancies. when
none of its former employee ue avail-
able. to give preference to discharged
soldier: or sailor-I.
The company states that this policy :3
has been adopted purely because it .
feels that lie former employes are on-
titled at least to begin where they left
on. as m. more for the Milken
they have made. and not with tho film
of obtaining any glory for itself.
Sentinel Want Ads Are mu.
URITY
~ SOCO'ny Motor Gasoline is clean in the
tank mickanfin g1}: burning. Its Entity ‘
gives an arm, at filing postscr~v oops .
the cylinders clean—the carbumtor fi-cc ‘9
and adjusted for good, alike in truck and
~ pleasure car.
SOHCO ny vaporizes readily in all seasons
—givcs quick starts and energetic c1 2i:
action for all needs. You can deClZJ on
SoCOvny today and every day.
Unknown, inferior mixtures can never
you the confidence that So'CO'ny
inset your truck the same efficiency.
Look ofor the Red, White and Blue .
SoCOny Sign. _ , 1
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Silk and Wool Sweaters
Sma‘ muses .
. New Silk houses .
Wash Skirts .
Sik Sport Skirts
REDUCED PRICE ON ALL WALLPAPER
Lowutprloe on all may Mixed Paint, Enamel.
Willow nil WW ' Glass.
. .. my, JUNE 25.19111
vary»
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55.95.37.931 to $15
. $18 to $35
$2.49, $3.95 to $8
. $6 to $20
“All. MILUNERY 3:5 PRICE
“our prioo on painting and faper Hanging.
A. COHEN
141 'nmmgt' 011 Street.
Erasing
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Now is the time
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You can select any size
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$7.50 to $75.00
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$9. 95 to $35. 00
Stands to match. Porch and
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Oil Cook Stoves
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Vapor. We have
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$1.95 to $55.00
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Screen Doors, Window Screens
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