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its: evendng
w Company.
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than regular
evening.
.m‘--disposed of
.' thmwlll meet this afternoon
- film but street.
~ .. still come up for discussio
.A
9 period.
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«6&1..me recent graduate of th
e Thins High School, gave
“Party, to a number of
as» over the
on Gregory Boulevard.
r——-——l
wipg session of the Ladies Al
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the Sterling Orchestra.
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" or outbursts of any kind.
9: fireworks.
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M NW1 complain of not being ”3“ $8350“- ”5 d‘sbanded. '
surprising that Al
. experience no difficulty
all they want. Mr.
"Meshes”
Middle-for tomorrow, 3:58 p. m
hfheld at.Roton Point,
fps" free. r
Hand nthletic meets were held
which a very appetizing lunch
er Hayley is going to present
guards at the,Point'a life
moot. The boat which he has
is at the W'flson Point Stor-
m and'was once used on one
u w
their second appearance at the
Their first engagement was so
4» .that‘ Manager Hayley de-
h'nve then: play a returned
, .The Jan mud will
' them several brass pieces
nucleoli! reach both
phlfém moved to
M“
oh Your Stitch Club will
weekly meeting test
General routine bus- portunity of winning.
‘l’he- Mt Norwalk Improvement As-
Matters of in!~ chance of getting one of the
a'ivlwom‘dtulce with the ruling of the
Authorities, the Dorlons House
11 its bar last night,- for an in-_'
' to aweit develop-
fellow ,
week-end at his
‘ I: reported that» the regular week-
We of the East Avenue M 3.
its NM Country Club was the wife (nmsa )5: a
of another dance last evening 11Y and friends.
Well a very large attendance was "0m“! 01' ”“9118!!! character and 2e
' ed. The music was furnished njal Position.
John Bar- pllality (ndt‘a: ed her to all who class-'
W was bid a fond farewell at the. ed her threshhold. Both Mr and Mrs.‘
.The passing out of the “Wet goods"
- t on the people of East Nor-
Theré were no demonstrao
The
pnoiae -~~_'~ that made by the shoot-'
Homer’s
in
Hafner
ed another consignment yester-
.3 He reports that they are going
‘JSundoy. school picnic at the
Congregational church of Stan-
'.dld-not_ buofln the first”.
which-swat} improve the
order that the strains
. 330, both tromNew York, came into
9—-
. a comfortable?“ soar.
3 The Moanlight Jazz
the pavilion last night
out just what kind of a dance it wa
When they had learned what. ill
. dance was. they were more than sati
Iced Music {or the dancing was ill
,Msaret Hart of Winnipauk nished by an eight piece Jazz Band shelter of Smith's
iriends on «Seavi 9" M81130 which was hired for the occasion by morning,
#- , “gm the Stamford club
will be hed every evening during tll
month of July until the first of August. day. Mr Osborne recently returned
“Msmyermeoting. at the The contest consists of five conseeu- from France, having served 9 months
.Wional Church at 8 live games to he played of which the mm ‘h’A' E F‘
‘ [average score is taken and put on'
[record At the end of the month. the
‘the Red Star Line cod bar- holder of the highest average of the
3! unloaded at the wharf of the five games, will he giten a prize and
the holder 01 the sefonl highest aver-
Only
Third. District Commissioners two prizes will be giltn in this con-
every person paying has an op—.
age will also recs ive a prize
rthey are not allowed to roll in the con
at test. which gives evelyonc an ems
11. prizes.
This contest ls' open
{who wish to participate.
G
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A Tribute.
With the passing away of Ss‘lvester'
will not~be held tomorrow 8. Remington. on Thursday lost Barton a warm personal {liend of Dr. Charles
(1
“Km decided at the last meeting to 1°“ 8 friend and townsman of sterling:
“laminae the sesions for a period of “ha 19" ”m 3 '1 one of inc-“in- allle value3
,to his Lomm unity, His death. follow-
ing three months after that of his
double loss to his fan’
ills. wife Q‘o was 3
Her remarkable hos—
Remington wcre faithful members of
we shall miss their presence in our
mldz't. yet may the influence and ex
ample of their well spent and useful
lives remain ever with us is our guide
and example.
S. R. 3
’ The Darigrl baseball team which!
gave a good account of itself earlier in‘
9; I
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Leaton are
entertaining their son. with his write
and child, from New Haven. 3
The funeral ser vircs of the late Syl-
tester Remington were held Sunday:
afternoon at the Damon M. E. Church.
On Saturday afternoon. Retry and
Mrs G. E. Richter of the Post Road
enjoyed a visit from Mr. rRichter-’5
brother. A.‘ F. Richter of Brooklyn.
-with the latter‘s wife and two children.
'1 who motored up from the city in their
own-Sunday school plcnlc ca"
July 15.
'31] leave the Glenbrook ternm
fa. la. Members of the school “‘ the xomm“ 1‘1"“ “‘
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The second 0' the communitv 5; ans
.=«:- hoolhousc
junder the direct c 1 at Miss Kathleen;
Mulvmey, will be h‘ld tonight. and it;
is expected that the interest and at-
tendance will be larger then In: week»
when, in spite of the txccssive heat. a
large number were present tmenzoy
the opportunity. 3
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George N Velie opened his store for
the sale of fireworks Saturdav in the
frame building on Railroad al cnue ad-
joining that formerly occupied by the
.Home Bank and Trust Company, and
immediately the 11033 and girls began
investing their Fourth 01 July money
in the stock. ',and not cont‘ént to awit
0! various salts, a for chaste of the
racket in store for this Week.
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‘ Two crutch; lannclmo, Bud. Jr” and
the. local harbor, Saturday.
dmdunmat the ”same timerenjoy to Daniel H. Wand of New-York
11a .mmmwy.
Dan! 6 xi ven by
The slice ball contest at the skee
mm ‘Ieekly meeting to- ball alleys will open this evening and brother. Louis C 0550130» an? Ml!
It must be re-‘
‘member ed that the five games must
be 91:13 ed that evening and after that
two
to all
the brief Methodist Church. W‘hile 3
m in Stockholm in her father’s ter, Mrs; W Burritt o! m,
‘native land. Mr. Hamati comes-of pect “M ,
Illunghrian ancestry. and is second. NWCE
\lOlhflst in the famed Lot! 008M” H 0 “6'0““ 0: Beam "my nemmnnmw
which is being acclaimed as the laf‘Y -. I” m at the residence of m sum'il'fiW-VPH-
ing string quartet now appearing n Illa“ n‘m. u the . ,
concert in this country. The entice Ill-“:13” Or A mg" Winn”! ”m1:
prophesy a brilliant musical career § mm 0"“! .m. ['1
for the gifted young violinist. The, Mr. noun. Clarence Shim-“and; 33m
ceremony was performed by Rev. Pull children m M visitors «our '
M. Spencer pastor of the Church. of andi‘hlrs. 1m gym.“ Emotes! Work med For and mm
the Strangers New York the bridal gvem. 3 NorwalkStorue W
pair standing in a floral bower um - ' (301. y
g mum] white bearskln mg um Mr. endure. Hewlett, Willie. and 72 No. we" 80. w 7
which Mr and Mrs Tiader stood whoa Frank Hm ot the cm W 333...:
3w1m or Vihitfi 3
tulle volt and orange We. .
The Larisa: Bible Study class of the:cmied white sweet pas She m
5.*5"w<
its finder. maid of honor, who we a. Bnmm" in the “my ”mum“. i
l b m of lace over yellow silk with which “e ”m m may 1’ m
. us oad of the employes of the mm t me.
compnny, of Bridgepm‘ Its. .533; °§tfia§$§i£ also “med “1°" have Since “alumna
,5 came to Roton Point Saturday after- sisters of the bride Miss Helen 'and him for business
e 1100!) on their annual outing gKarin 'f‘jadcr, whose. gowns were of
5. élace over pink with tulle hat to
r- match and carried pink sweet peas.
island 331W)“ Richard Tladcr, Jr.. brother of the
because of the severe eutEP-ébride. was best man. The ushers were
31y storm and high sea. .Charles Day of Belle island. and Ver-
Mrs Fay W'ebb {non Chlttenden of Tokeneke. A string
quartet in an adjoining room rendered
mur'c for the bridal march and the
reception which followed. Both the
bride and groom are greatly interested
3m aggressiveChristian work. and the
guests numbered many leaders in
i
Two boats bound ‘05“ 5038111 the and litll (‘2 daughter Minerva;
Sunday with relatives in East Ham}
ton. Mr. and Mrs Viol-choose havef
entertained her
1 Bridgeport.
e Elma Stevens from Danbury OVer San-
also entertained George Anderson otlcamlval on clubhouse mounds
New \ork, Mr and Mrs Carl Antler—l children and their parents are invited4
son. Mr. and Mrs. William Bore of to join
3danclng at clubhouse. Music by Jaaz
E trio.
“ ’
Fourth ot'July. lo a m.
Saturday July 5. 2 p in. Children‘s
All
in gala program. 8 z- m..
W..-
Seminel “’ant Ads Arc Winners.
will be- aloud tor as first:
Stephen men; still m ”launch? M
itlle Brunswick Club of Stammrd at M. E: church will meet this eveains at attended by her sister, use. New “'9 9m“ 0’ “‘9 W ‘W m
was a most the home or Miss Mary Hart.
, rgratifying success. moonlight Jazzing
; is a new creation at the oint and it at-
tracted many lovers of dancing to find Raybestos
ohm , “03138 RESlGNB
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“'ASHINGTON, July 1 ———J. H.
now aalstant dinoctm.
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FOURTH 0' JULY SENTONEL.
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‘ On Friday, July 4th, The Evening
sentinel will be ”mulled As a morn«
ing paper. Advertisers and those do-
siring newt-z
quested to have their copy in early the
day before.
item printed are
——Try a Sentinel Want Advertise
that.
Herbert E. DuFatllt. machinln's.““°h “'0'“. "1°“ CWMtion empha-
mate. first class, C. s. :(aVy. sailed cited the religious RIM 0‘ the “93'
Friday aboard the U. s s lmperntorl m- (311111-19: 3mm WM i3 885001”
for Liverpool England and Brest ,ed With Charles M. Alexander, the
France He expects to return about‘ famous “33‘“? "“30““ and Mrs.
Jul) 15th. ~ Meander. sang "Out' of the Ivory Pal-
, faces” and a brief oddretts was made
Prewar postal rates go into elect by wt Gm? P“ Smith "19 800"
today by order of Postmaster General tish soldier-evangelist who ‘3 “‘1"
Burleson. All domestic letters will be touring this ““0"“ Am ”’9
two cents an ounce or traction there other 8‘93“ present WON 3‘" 8M
1 of, instead of three cents. The postal Mrs Samuel Thorn, Jr., 0’ Rye; Mrs.
zones pass out of existence. Post W“ Thom 0‘ M1011. L l.: Mr.
cards will be one cent instead of and “re Joseph Th0” 0“ Black 3°C“
two. M1115. M. Whittemore of New York.
1 ' Capt Selby Day of Brooklyn. Herbert
3 William C Smiths auxiliary sloop has of New ark. Mrs. Let: Mr.
. vacht Bolis was taken to the Net-walk Kfeiner and Mr Mus all of the bets
. Yacht cub. Saturday. The stnmng Quartet, New York: Mr. and like. Per- ranging the program, 11139 lncuded a
box on the shaft loosened up and the CV Chiltenden. Broekln and Tokencke. carnival which is m be given by me
boat. lavas in danger of making. She and Miss Alice Swift. Hrs. Lewis children of the resort its one of me
was Iazd upon the brach at the N0!” 3'0"“ Mm- 0- 3- (““91 M”!- Gl‘“ chm attractions of the celebration.
3walk Yacht club‘ and Oscar Anderson Valentine. all Of Tokenehe and Ne“ mmwom will be displayed on the ev-
mad‘? ”W”?- ~ ‘m'k ““9" “ '"M'M luncheon b“ cuts; or the Fourth after which danc-
2 be” 5""°"- "'9 Md“ Mr “PM"! tax will be held in the clubhouse. The
, Charles H Rinse the actuary of the for an extended bridal tour amid
Hat Trade Credit Association of New showers of co 1 _members of the Belle island Club who
'3 etti and m 7 are giving this social ailair have spar-
‘101',k whose death was recorded in ‘ed 11 i d m t 11 ~
’the Sentinel last week, was well- known ‘ ’ he cum“ n or or a t 9’ ma}
surpass the events or previous years.
.to man - peo le in Row ton. e was .
I, p “- Three days of
been arranged and now it remains to .
. the residents of the island to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity and to help?
;make the three days' enjoyable ones.
legend on a sign attached m a tree on ,The complete program for the three?
the new Tolleneke road It marks the Summer boarders are fast arriving day MW“ ‘5 as mum's;
site of the wooden shack erected by in town and more are expected 1 '
the Acme Engineering Co. of Hartford; 3 Thursday, July 3' Novelty dance “I
to house about titty or its workmen Madison morehouse Shem last week
who began yesterday morning the con- in Winsted ,
struction of the permanent pavement; '
on that highway. I Frank Barnes has taken up his res-’
3idence at the tome: home of Lyman
Rowat ton folks are exceedingly in-I Beers in "’9 Upper P31” =
i-terested in the coming presentationo l
“Clnderelli's Sin " another- play 'Irl'lotfl M" MM Jogeph Ghm‘m 0‘
ten by Edwin Milton Boyle of this sw‘h Nmau‘v 599‘“ Sunday ““3“
310cm, whose premiere performance to James Ghiotto
be given in Stamford Friday nightJo j
war charity funds will also Wmark r; m” Alice McGrntll of Stamford is
ed by the stage debut of Mr. Rayle's "‘m“ ”" mm”"“" M’- 37-0
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The program for the three-day car-
nival which is to be h(ld at Belle3
Island and which is going to be given;
by the members of the Belle lslandl
Club has been completed. Never be?
fore in the history 0141!? island has
such a stupendous and gorgeous pro-
gram of entertainment ever been pre‘
Seated to the residents as will be pre-‘
semed on the 3d. 4th and 51h of July.
Each day a new novelty is introduced
and this years' holiday celebration at
the island will be one event which
will never be forgotten by those who
will be present the entire three days.
The committee who have charge of ar-
3 --_.
H Hacklev of Row avton avenue, and
atrequont visitor at his home.
‘The Acme Camp" is an interesting
'l‘ h o s e who
have employed
us have come to
the decision that
the choice c!
two daughters, the Misses Josephine M” 3°“ 0°19 0’ ”"5"“ thin; ornniza.
and Selina Roy-ls. “d “M temporary. Miss Carrie lilorchuose event sud“. 5"“ was a wise
return to the boards bf Mr Rayle him- in Godfrey street as ”3‘? {$395! of Mist; one. ‘Thcir busi-
5.9" There will be a large delegation Annie “Fitch. « n e s s relations
of Darien people present when the with us were
production is staged hiday night Vt’illlaln Robinson has pol-chased satisfactory to
"—“— land‘fonnerly owned by Frank 131 ”’9’” in "a”
One or the most interesting wed- George in the Upper Parish.
dings solannized in many years no - .
that of Miss Ruth Tjador oi' Tokeneke
Professor Kaylee and tarsal have
and New York to Sandor Haunt! of ‘ y
New York. at the beautiful home of
arrived at their East Side Schmu-
home tor u» m
\l. 9.
front at Tokeneke,
Richr. rd Tjadt-r on the shore ‘
Miss Tiad'hr was the oldest daughter
sa‘mu 3‘ ”"3 Mrs: eta-tea aura-o has returned‘
0 M‘ utter a. worm her are-.-
they were married. The bride wore a vialtld Kr. and hire. Charles A; m
, deficit“ 22
By enteringthc Summer M you flea-plots youroourse twonlontlls earherthn‘
solid enjoyment has L
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Fine Waists
'rrSmart Sweaters
wash Skirts
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ll" it’s new you will find it at Minth’s.
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everyday
special Sale at
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Every one of those Mattresses are perfect products, full
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Act quickly as the supply is limited and at this price,
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. you would was. 2:
The. M m figw to 1111 am where a _,i i-
nomhm uteri“; new We: ”Mark is required?
We Secure WM‘naduates.
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Smut-11'. Fumis
unusual , m.. m.
l'um
tis. district direaor of lailloads luv
bawm‘lv New England resigned today m 1..
two places, and the other injuries ens- Amusement Park. ”med M“ V‘ same his work no receive-r for tllt Hm.
Single Merl, 2 p. m water rpmts at‘ .1- ton & Heine. Director General Ill“! s
letic games. band whom, has misingu ”,1,“qu as his successor P. R Todd,
comedy features and other attractions.
Mr and Mrs. Frank P Morehoueels p m.. Phine’s fireworks and dancing
spenl at glub house.
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