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' ' " '7 m “0&0 30:90., Home moon- program for the Fourth of July
skyrzacltets hnruin' Ctfinog‘: :flomomtgzitfgfefi. towill!!!“ I: in]: L » ' tr One of the growing attractions at 31¢er Mini, Bonn“ mo Ar- been arranged and it is not known
tend one s on us across 13 e *-
"w" " here will be any special colo-
3‘ 3° ’0“ a level “'3‘ ’t “"0“? ”meme" “d Fm“! good i“ 53"“ ‘° N“ High tide tomorrow 4.52 D- m- 31:11? 2:3: :1? mgu‘n’lirfitltllls and gesmmt: N E WI“, “6 M 13133:: the beach on this day.
‘missed some of the spectators on the 5““ from the money invested. L _ ._._ eculiafities of the turf At this if 1‘1 1
opposite \side. The local saloon— Th R to; A. C. went into theI Today the Chrl<t Church members gossion the horses are all set at the I . ‘ ’ ' " 36 The members of the recently m
ke 8 had been building 110 es on e owa: of East Norwalk,‘are homing then-mic oun of the, . . tennis'clu’b are hard at worlr
Priiiential interference until the hands °f defeat. Sunday, at the C010- nic at the Point. - Ls“ "“"‘"§,.mi;‘.§21‘§§§i§..§ While a], r 3:11;; to condition themselves tor.
'eleventh hour, and few' of them made nial ht where they got the game or 1 ‘ gong. t i: on see some of them balm].é . games which will be played in I VOW
. ' i B r. on L19 1‘“ .V' , _
_- Swans for the fut“... them life from the Itste‘gonngmen Mon-ow will be Salvation Am‘ a 3pm others racing-Beet and neck m m short time. 1
Iii-YD G Browns house mi —‘ h. Yeats The game Wen s e m I at the Point. 300 families from 11 one shoots ahead of the xroupe The women residents of the beach
> View avenue is being painted. lmwv-rm- -~mn only and “as then called by Umpire 1m 1 ,
, f th R . Norwal'k‘and 300 from Stamford will ‘mmkes the final stretch over the are holding a meeting in the clubhouse FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL'.
. 1 0 Grady on account 0 8 my .be present to enjoy a days outing un- finishing 111‘. e ‘ a; winner. in case, two this afternoon to form card clubs and
7- friesbter‘ Standard‘ ‘ is tied up« éPM ., ‘m E ton s stalling on his decision when
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der the directorship of Captain Phillips , are both run to elect officer: and make rules for the 011 hidoy. July 4‘
“1‘99“ 0‘ Harm & Gans Coal; WAYTflN Tailov hit a home run with two on of Normal: and Captain Sherwood of Of the horses are tie. the - , 5.1mm“ will be publlehul as a morn-
off together for the first honors. 'ro same. he never Mime“ “‘1 “m” ‘9‘
a lair run but the Rowaytons could watch the races makes you forgot that 7
There will be dancing at the club- sirins news Items Wm“ ”‘9 "3‘
, I t and before- you
Watch 3'0"” Stitch Chm will “0‘ see ““0 ““51 McGuinness pitched 'A large display of fireworks will be you are at the Polo fl od t rind house at 830 ”9.111. on the Fourth of quested to have their copy in only till
their regular weekly sewing sea—é a wonderful some getting nlne'strioe- know it you will be surp s 0
and according to the umpire' a call was Stamford. .
rem P n n the ni ht Of Jul . The dance is for the resident! day before. ‘7 ‘ n! 1
this afternoon. —-~-——~ outs with plenty of support behind an 130:!th $131.22: :0 spec“: I.“ - ”urge” clreerinf lithegl‘? 3‘“. "your! y 7 ‘
The Rowan ton Drum Corps will t1av- him, while Arnold, of the Rowaytons, mm for the duly, there will be dancing voice for a certs n rse g _‘ , 1, _
: regular weekly sewinrv session (1 to \It. KL: C0 N' Yo on Juh 4‘“ ’also was in fine form, but h“. team m we aftemogn and evening and the
”9 Ladies Aid Socieh of the East!
. protcd t- 1 dirt-11k for the Cats. The disphy of fireworks 5'
- -M. E. Church has been post- COMIC”??? Kanld “:5 [GSOZEPIJeSn features of the some we’e Garfield’s j
for a period of two months. Steviens 01 C "i Q)\\‘S'l::n a e two-bagger with two on 11.11 Everett's The skee mu contest opened at the
--.-1—-——- “s" “g re atives 11 1 put out at the home plate. which was gee ball alleys last night A very
Ira. A. M. Hasbrouck of Passaich Miss J Mame, Mrs J“. Hump), and 1n big league style, together with L. large number of people wore rolling
Jersey has been the guest of MN: I
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her {mason E‘ ore“ me vm'mg Tarlov 3 heavy hitting The Bear- trying to make a highnveraze in order Ex erythlna beginnin, to a and con-
, 'of Rowan street and left this
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friends in Danbury o. e; the pom-m 03‘“ “'1" "a" 91 t0. Shelton 031 July 13 to obtain one of the two prizes offered tlnulng for the next three days will he: . , .
for a trip to Vermont. to take on the fast Arrows of that to the person making the highest score talk of the urea! three day carnival. ‘
I i \i' 1 Le 11 Cavann h of Greenwich place. - .of five consecutive games rolled. which opens tomorrow night. The club THE VERY LATEST STYLES
,fi'bo annual Sundav SPhOOl picnic 0t 1 1s 1 O a kg ith Mr Mrs. J L --—— rooms and the club grounds are being"
at Church will be held today A !‘ :11::%:?1Pgat‘:: geglcsli‘hlley “:09 1 Relatives and a few close friends of 1,600 members of the Presbyterian decorated today and nothing but Pump. Smer Dresses
es of games has been arranged an nd g Mrs Edith Crockett Judge who died Church of Yonkers, came to the Point slasm reigns throughout the island. ,
‘ good timods anticipated by all. A’ Ha", Leach of Brooklvn is visiting last Friday at her home in Phlladcl- yesterday on the Steamer Sirius. The Last night the members of the club. Fm waists
7 car Will calming the picniccrs his grazdparems' Camam and Mrs H phia, Pa. gathered at the runerl par- excursionlsts were one of the best held a meeting {or the purpose of sew
the point W Cole Rouayton a‘enue lox of D. W. Raymond on Washington spenders that hmc as yet-come to the looting the different committees to Smart 'Sweaters
A --'---— ’ street, South Norwalk Monday after- park. The concessioners and the take oharg'et)!‘ special assignments for
,_ The combined high tide and warm Mr. and Mrs. James Desmond of noon, at 2:30. to pay their last to amusements were well pleased as they the duration of the carnival. The com- wag] Skirts
. , ther of yesterday afternoon was Rowayton avenue have been entertain- spects. \Vhile Mrs. Judge has not all were very liberally patronized. mlttees chosen are the following: ; - ' - 3 k!
“good an opportunity for the young- ing friends from New York city. ' been in the best of health for some _ . James Farrell. honorary chairman. ’ Sllk Sport S 1 ts
, element of East Norwalk to let go time past, her death was sudden and Yesterday's heat resulted in attract- \Vm. C. Smith. chairman, Arch Selwnifi
.. find many Of them enjoyed the cool‘ Howard colt of Roton avenue who was a shock to her relatives and ing a very larxe CFOWd to the P011“ William Wright E Perry, C F Hogan
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... ~ ' I 11’s new you will findlt zillions.
“fitters of the Sound at different points was injured in 11 1110101111 cle accident f1icnds here in Rowayton. Mrs. during the afternoon and evening. 1‘ G. B. Evahs and Joel L. Brush. vice
, 7 several weeks ago. is getting about Judge was a daughter of the late Mr. was an ideal summer day and the chairman. William Gansenmnller tre:‘<‘* "mm on mm M W m
————-n ’"'”"“ again with the aid of crutches. and Mrs John Crockett of Crow ave— hot rays of the scorching sun Mm'urer, James B. Olsen. Jr.. secretarY‘ ‘
'nue, and nearly all oi her young life many in bathing Tr“? beam ‘35 Edward Goate, director. » cm day
"I ”“3 Sunday 50’1”] T0011! 0‘ the Charles Stofield, of Ito-«nylon av m was spent in Rowayton Beside her "1191! With ”'9 We“ "9““0‘1 0‘ beach Games Committee 1 »
Avenue M. E. Church last even- nue opened his tennis comt for the husband who is a captain in the serv- umbrellas and beach chairs whichever-c, Melville p, Riley, Chairman, George;
N the Women's Foreign Mission— summer. last Sunday. The couit has ice of his country. she is survived by occupied by the bath?” who did 30‘ Moseley. vice chairman. gamed by-
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7 MW- A“ “"30““? program 05 been given a. thorough going CV or and a son, Allen 13.. also in service and a Wifih to become sunbumed. ‘Josoph “Tight. fired Houston. ““37" . ' I“ ‘
1., m numbers, recitations and dis: is 1,, excellent condition. 1daughter, Miss Leslie, as well as by, ‘ ' ward Smith. Harold Clarke. William .1
We! in which eleven young ladies __ three sisters, Mrs. A. _.B Clev._~‘v,€ 'McCOfmack and Barry's “35'?” Sturdcvant. Allie Beinuu- Harry M1»; 6
"i001! PM not With the approval of the The members of the West Side Ten- Miss Kate Crockett and Miss Laura Wile 33“ Band was the attraction Lochlan Jack Hanlon Ralph Farrel! 3‘ see Them in 0‘" W'mw
hrge audience. Refreshments were his club held a meeting at the home of. Crockett all of Roway ton and two N the pavilion last exerting. This be- H, Spear, and Joseph Guerln. ‘5';
mad Kt the C1050 0f the entertain- Carl Raymond. last night. Robert 0. brothers. Arthur E Crockett of Pitts— ing their second appearance at the Arm“ Committee 3“
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Raymond has been elected president burgh. Pa.. and \V. Ambrase Crockett PM“ Wiihin a very 811°" space 0‘7 pr. J. Strohmeyor, ell-311nm. Fred:
J. Aldrecht. secretarv. and W. Meade of Rowayton. After the funeral servi- ““391 "my drew a “’7 “WWW“ DeLand. vice chairman. “9‘“ ”37>:
-. tender of the couxts of the club. ces, which were private. the inter- crowd “'19 enjoyed “"3" music for William Smith. Ramona m,'Chlf‘3
Wuhan held their regular monthly ;ment iolowed in Union cemetery, {lo— dancing WM they appeared ‘t the lie Stephens. John Harper. Verna Jar-i
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meeting at 53 Van Zant street, yester- 1n", three shifts oi the fire patrol at waytoxL Point the {11 st time the dancers com hoe. King Tones, mnk Silvana. Selby L 7‘1
gnmymmoon. Miss Anna. Hickson a the U 5 Shipping board plant at “11.3;plnlned max they did 30" M “Na Day, (‘hnfles‘CnBen Russell Final.“
$151M 0‘1 the Association who has sons Point are to hold a clambakei
enough. the managers ‘0 ““9 it oer William Thompson. Seymour Benedict; ’
1111.. u: the service of the Government next Sunday on the grounds a. the GRATEFUL Fm! C6D WATER tun that they 11h: ed loud. 1’70“!“ '5'" Raymond Brady and mm Foote. I "'~
at“ of the base hospitals ga’v‘e a very: point There are 11 men in each of tho1 Thirsty Fighters Wm on Th." WI,
address of her experiences 'night shifts and more than that number-t ammo mfiwfium .f l _ .‘ ‘ ' ‘
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- Among 60 Soldiers in “Y ” Service '
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{c The East Norwalk Improvement As-
Special Sale of ;
Genuine Silk Floss
MA TTRESSES
1113311 $17.9 $111
M0! East Norwalk. The matter Lieutenant Edgar L Raymond final There was plenty Minter in X. but
“it!!! of July celebration was also enlisted in the Naval Reserve force 0“ I tin mug 0‘ 1t “‘88 more if!!!" than
Mn of. A large attendance was re- the United States at the beginning off :leufmzhntlfiotemwr: ”I“ M
Med. “Refreshments were served. the war and who has been in the sand soldiers hack on d mumemd a: u.
waters around France and Italy for the! ‘
, locality. especially when Mot then
past two years. has arrived in the U. S.' are Germans and there isn‘t time t.
A. at New York. which was good news " clean up after they have he.“ do
§to his wife and tamlly. Upon receiving fente1l.smd keep the water supply Im-
,the good ord, Mrs. Raymond left imme- lfl'fl‘ffll And when us In the can
Idiately for New York to meet her hus-E 0“an “'9 “'3'" “9‘" ‘ V"? pure 1°
. begin with. it's not at all wine to dolly
i '1 | pith the idea of drinking it. But "but
i 1 All of the services or the Rowaytou can you do when you ve m out Ill
day fighting and pursuing Germans
Methodist church were well attended and your conteen's empty and the "at
Sunday. and large congregations'mom- or your mouth feels like u volcanism 7-16
ing and evening enjoyed the two cxcel- scrubbing board? V
lent sermons delivered by the pastor of That s the tlmlmht that me to I 1
the church, Rev George A. Baird, who Red Cross field service man durins , 1.! - _
started last night to erectl is proving himself an able preacher in "1" “mm“ “5mm! in August. It was r -n 5‘
31111511115 for their-arnival to be helst-he community, where he is making m” i" '“" ”we" The “‘1’" m" ‘
. , and the sun melted. And ‘the Red 1
lthe Noxon lot next week , man} fxiends Last evening a business Cross man took out his largest mp .
,. “"33"“ °‘ the Epwmh League “33 mite um] filled it with water that was ‘
vfl'he Women's Christian Temper- held at 7: 45 in the chapel of the church 1 cool and purified. He kept 11 full all
Union held its meeting yesterday1 As this was the annual meeting. inter- day 1111:] even soldier that passed that! ‘
‘ 1--on at the home of 111135 Anniemsting reports were given by the oi‘fl-l w.1y had a drink of water. It won‘ w
old on the Post Road 5091‘5- The regulr mid- week prayer: W319? ”le named him then. A little , 3.
service will be held Thursda evcnin ., initiative 0" "'9 part of onemnnmnd. ' ' ' - M a“ . ‘
3 Q 1. y 8 the soldiers as he himself put it “ab- 3 RMI‘ ‘on'fi ’ -_. . n . “Lin-«tut -
iss Florence Gillette. who has a “3‘13 and the subject 1'01 confident-5 . ' ' ‘ ” km of 8‘1
.. surdly grateful. ' But after struggling 1 M v .
- undergoing treatment for the “0“ “"1 be The mark 0‘ a True across fields and roads all day in the ‘ Wilma... York WW ' Hit N
_, two weeks at the Stamford ho .1Disciple." ‘ hot sun; well—well men do become ab- ‘1 “(din m afar: to flu" WOMVBMMOIIWJ 0‘ . the” or ,
f , returned to her home Sunday.} About 80 employes‘ of the Unit :1: surdly grateful for a drink of cool i 1., 1."? 8d” I‘Mthntyouunmotmemedmmm
" o ‘ e outer .—Frqu 11 l m 0| 1i
loans to be recoverin her health. -States Shipping board at Wilson R?! WW , I? a F I m quickly ‘0... 01!! ridiculously 10‘" PM Of $1735 ‘3 Mt
>M Council, who enlisted in the PM" ”3°39“ 5‘ fine RhOde 1111111111 V'CTOR OVER CJLNESE ”MGM ' um Po 1' we! “kW-NM ”433- M-
’ 1 s . 5 YMCA. new! but rhino 1
.. ;. shortly after the van began’ Zeiibflipergdg 2211:1211: 35:12:: it]: ”nan." Made“ M“°’*N°h A" Win- ’ George W. Perkins. Jr. of River- Jllat twice 81°..le no or 1 Eva? lam filled Wit: “VA! WWI. It.
. a new pexiod paid a flying . . , . ' * ' ’1 ning Way to Popularity in Land - dale-omfludlon. and "Spike” Rm- emnlom- hair My known a fill: lien) is the softest, nest con
. am his mlatives Monday, as his mp ‘0 the “land “as made on ”0“"! of Connect-Vittoria. can, of 841 Third Avenue, New “Spite” Raoul has been at the be d' In u
e» was anchored in the North River. the tenders and 1°" boats 0‘ the? -' 1... . " _ York. have transferred their alluri- from mam months. Above {M “Mill W “I“ m m m m m
7, steamers now at anchor at the Point Way back before the year 1 they . once tram the United States Army ”errata, «the II a motorcycle _ inc and .0 fight first g, child can my one.
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comer of the Post Road and Le- :A fine bake “'35 arranged by Clarence the clues in CM“ to keep out the ex- : Moe. They are Inst "70 of some Which was Phil“ on hill I?" M one 0‘ t fin
avenue. has had a large flood light (Cad) Buttery and a number of am. "men“ 0‘ “‘“mm’n- Tm ”“33“” , sixty ‘11:- men, to which force h French general. He also has n Wm N French rolled edge, art ticking, in my color ‘
1 ed at his place so that shrub. letic events run Oil. On the return tearing mm“ the“ walls. breaking . am John 14. ”0W who hate “”9 M h onecbeok “ME ~ { 31t.,32t.6ln.,dft.and4fl 3511 I?!
3 11 them up into fine pieces. and using out-1m mum to ace m gum;mm muo- sodium-in. :
, and plants ma, be ”511,19 at br 11 aft-ace was arranged between the. them to buua highway: that will en- ; m rather than return to angel» was. 1m. .41. was riding l, is ‘
. . oats Tom Smith 3 151111111 *0 Wilsw’s able their now mam mu- '2: no aside the random ‘ on messenger duty. Blood m- . , mu m nun cm W end i “I“ M ..
, .. __ ' 2:?! Point and resulted in a fine victoryror ment to mm the best use of the 1,.mufw. mus, In. it 24 In; '9'- “ mod I" "‘w a ‘17“, they V“! ”hit but. a
We the fireworks business keeps a boat captained by W L Brown regs- Americammade motortrucko which _ more old and won his comm-lion spend stone time fl-‘Mhd
hie George Velie busy this dent superintendent of the plant. China ‘5 beginning to utilise. - on the m" side. “Spite ” 23 on Am 3' " he 7” filling
. he has obtained Constable Har- This ‘31 perhaps, as striking ‘ ”m‘ 3mm and won 1‘ do near ‘
We: as his substitute as traflic The diive of the Norwalk Council. ngtgegn‘firf gmamam£?$ ‘ mm, who I! t m0 ,
at the corner of Mansfield ave- Boy Scouts of America, continues this ' man. ‘17. .
this interesting country as has come
. and the Post Road. [week and the Scouts here were busy out of China in u long time. The w. E
1 Monday morning distributing litera-‘ it for such WWW “Jim 5
modernise of John Barleycorn was ture and subscription blanks. The lo— in the main to Dr. OWE. H011”. '
ted with great eclat in this cal troop of Boy Scouts is on active famous mm"? 3“ politic“ “1"“ .
’It might have been expected one and the subscriptions to this most ‘0 the cum” "mm“ on exchuue
the “am" would have been jubi- worthy cause should come in' rapidly. flutes). Doctor Morris, his “new
but they were not disposed to The boys of today are the men of to- n S“ Ititut n3 ‘ M o m m
, 1 ideas for the sopersutlons and cooler-
it in on those whose business they marrow, and every one realizes the re- mum of the one-time heathen w.
W long antagonized. On the other suit of proper training for the grown: nee." And now it is the motor“ '
m‘m" showed that theypboy Oneottheslomsotfiodflve
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