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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 3, 1919 · page 4

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twenty-six members will leave Bowl:- {his figtelry is a good trnde in his .——-——-—- _ f "”
ton Hose-House at 8 o‘clock Friday line, especially in the SW. Kr.- We Patrick. as“!!! 40 yearn...
‘morning for Mt- Kim, S. Y. The anytoum,m.am at his home in Oak street laet mu m
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meats. whic are valued at 3309. Ro- profitable venture to mouse to nerve his late residence Friday at 2 p. In I},

,, wayton will now have one or the fin- meals only at the Darla! inn, but he torment Fill be in Laaeview. R'V- :
m—v—‘m est drum corps in the state, and will hand made no definite plan for the ML. AhmadSt. Marks cinrrh Everyihing is in readiness for the?
surely put Rowayton on the map “whit“. While there la not a great Vin fickle. Ind Vii! be “3‘5"“ by u; {hwy antral which is to;
”are the season La, one, We deal of transient tune in this town 397- 1~ 30"” Hm °‘ “‘9 W~ open at the Belle island Club with a
.. - boat owners will take ad- gold letters have been put on the has: some People are not of ill: Schmidt's W Church. Hr. Peawick “’1” to novelty dance at 5 o'clock lhil even:
.1 the Main! tomorrow, and drums and iwth their handsome new mien. but believe that there is a N" Canaan from W‘W‘Us“ and lug. The club have and grounds
and: pan: for: good time. fparade nag. they expect to make the dew-3d for 8 good restaurant here, t“ m“, ”a” m M m will“? been decorated with American
_ ‘people of Mt. Kisco stand up and take which eve-m: residentswould ins. ‘ < ;Iags and nan! say 00‘0“ flick
. .fl’ho 1- H. ”w“? of Dan- nozicc. mm: W. to: men in no ,‘gm the place a touch of the holiday

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* spend the weekend with fplace m the [wh'm where fi'll‘fi. 5.6“, before has snclf ex-
“ on Suview atenue. monk an be obtained. Other people ‘ R01.“ Pm 1mm decorating been placed within
' ,min a“ "9' 130383 in the very and trillion: this building for social

mm d m “’9 In '11th be con- ‘ ‘
vetted into a summer boarding house:
for every Season there are demands Hightide for tomorrow, 5:59 p. m. ”an“. , Wu] “.4 fieam t pro»:
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summed, from city people m would dated by Hanger Bayiey has arrived desire that» every resident 0‘ the:
""9 m W ‘ MW in Dulu- “I‘ a" W “‘9 tu’ds “"9 P“ “ island. including their friends, attend!

Canny Gab will be the scene
5 l stirring tennis matches to-
_ afternoon. A dance will be
at the club in the evening. 6

Joseph Amour and Peter Daddona in place for the halhers‘ use. “a” We .1 me mm; or the carol.
__ , could not be interviewed last evening.é . ' ‘1; tonight, and begin the festivities!
, f from the latter 1“, u, some time been Christ Church or East 30mm held from the m and 8150! than an“
1m and George w; its. Charles Smith has been vme’felling bicycle and automobile tires M picnic at the Point yesterday. the end. which will be Sat l 5. night}.
of billiard wlll spend the in: relatives at Amherst, lines. ind sundries and there are mum Xany were in attendance and on no Tommi mm is ‘ “Run.
with It. and Mrs. Batman 01: gun: he ‘1" male in this line ohm 0‘ the ""3 'e‘u’" “'0“ °‘ game tube played at Amuse-em Park
avenue. Andrew Taylor ha; added an Orer— businean. 03¢ “31" must be i'ecord- them 9333366 the bathing at the Wk? at 10 a. In, between the mrried and

., 4 . , land Sedan car to his fleet. of auto- ed ’0 ‘1” Mia! the men engaged in‘ " single'lnen; this willnnnke their third
, f "It: aid-week prayer meal-n: and mobiles. ,. the busing... in m, gm ‘3‘, that in Yesterday was a typical sinner same. we single I S mu“ “m of

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a 7,30 "m evening A large Lulelrmen c (.0, have installed s 6 fl on "C! their places in an 0:. we cool “a “mm 5 of fellows are aner the scalp or each of
e. is anticipated ““7 9‘9“”: 3" WIND at the Station he Y wanand it is believed that tnere “‘ we“ Lang the youngsters. in the afternoon at 2

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swedish Congregational chmz‘lf 6mm“ “mm We?“ ”9’9" the “3 “mamas at we Pan" leuc games, band concerts, lag rain-
hoid their weekly prayer meeting‘ ”'5' June“ Biron" 0‘ the P0“ lire 0’ Jana“? 3' 1918. T ing. comedy surprise team-a, and

. ., o’clock this evening. Tomorrow road 11" been “PM ill {0" a. {9" 0135‘s.: Smitty“) :2?”th enticing b“:- olher attraction-a. At 8 p. ni. a display
,n-nbers oi the congregation will but i‘ now 'eem" hem"- J C III onse ° became of Pain's fireworks will be given. and

fin in a picnic at Cal! Posture- :2; dznf; d “has: g3: “mei‘z’: dancing will be m0!!! alter the
' P. A. Ween of hero arena is " , hich will m the second
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til rnival. This is the great
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be regular weekly meeting of the having bi” house repainted. 7- 3-»
Ivonne Improvement Association BMW“ is “in the Work. l , est social event that will take place
“—_" “ bathing is ”Dead to make .' '2' on the island {or none time to come.

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not be held tomorrow slternoor . - l . ‘ ’ count um
account of the holiday. The next: .15, aeleetmen ”can,” bought 300 Wllllam Balm and family haw ar— record o‘er Previous seasons. ‘and the ttee '. it to be an

., _ , rived {ram New York and will spend II I not: 0‘ til i ‘-
will be held P y, July 11 feet of new hose for the Noroton . ‘ F her need that the residents e S
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There is nospeclal Fourth otJuly Themmhaathatew dom

program 5W tor the ”we” or less at the beach on account or a l -. r

the bench. 11., am! ”and”. a“ m tree-a awe-oping out trout in:
will be held at which lime the rled- sea and making it tery cantor-tabl-

 

dents are cordially invited to “k. to sit on your veranda. n. ‘ 4
their friends with them and e an —-———--—--~——’ "t
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evening at the clubhouse. it has never
been the custom {or Harbor View to WO'NTED PASTOR OF C

hold any Tel? elaborate INS“! f“, '1'. LAWRENCE CHUR H
the Fourth. for they give one grand Rev. John A. Dooley. pastor of F .
Ind glorious poclal allair during the lary's dare-h. Bond: Coventry. b. x
Labor Day holidays. which marks the been appointed pastor otSt. La“

close at the Wm at the mace O'Toole church. Hartford, 2»
beach. 01: Saturday evening. the Brat succeed Rev. Jon 1". Ryan, who V l.
display of moving pictures will be tranalerrad last week to Ilaxlbllnw :v
lineal» dub, and from mega-alt nm.1m1.mmnou=

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THE VERY LATEST STYLES

Summer Dresses
Fine Waists
Smart Sweaters ’
Wash Skirts l
Silk Sport Skirts
fl “’8 new you will find it at Minlz’s.
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Gun-pity Hall. ; ‘h 5 Fire Company. i has donated to the Roma Point Life {”9 with them to the ,. ”a.“
"Q.“ Herbert l. Marsland O, the- am. D. L. McMillan of Nomton are- R 1" Saunders i. camp, I“ the for: G a 0V" a I n I s W show on earth."
a” Avail. Methodist Frilcopal me has returned from a visit to the xner I" LJom-s eluteinOenote ”In“ ‘records which are m", ‘Wt:
, . 'wm It‘ th ‘ max Lick Springs. for a month or so. f ed by the members. Father Richard‘s EAEER
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fl”; :1 m:f;:l9wgenin: f Ernest’B. Crofoot has returned from‘ Dr. E' H. Raymond 0' N" York is elation for "’9 ”"5“” rendered “1 3

,1, . m h f In] 2:0 his recent “'19 to Milwaukee, where occupying the R. R Isolate bungalow, the time of the drowning oi the 18 Boat Which in to Ply to NC- Yofli’
“ hall on e Penn 0 y. ter he represented the State order of‘in West street for the summer. we" old lad, June 20_ l Purchased Front Government

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”looting. the Epworth League will M r i i FHE’LTON, July 3,—1'he MP
9‘? ‘33 05- ‘lerchant of the New York and Nor-L

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3 business meeting. 3 Mr. and Mrs. John Alden Thayer an—l Tomorrow's attractions at the Point nm line. which ‘1, to have m“, its ;
l y School plcn‘c o! Rewincreen doors of fine ”pp". nouncc the birth at a donates. onnre dancing. baseball and fireworks. first trip lrom Shelton to New York
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hat bee ‘June 26. at 146 East 49th street. New'Dancln will be la la dnri h yesterday. will not much be“ until .
M Church was held at Roton Point wire e . I: bung 3‘ the entrnce 3° York, ' can I: l m 9 ng ‘ e “up tomorrow because 0! being alum-g
" y afternoon. A s cial car the new building of the Home Bonk, . in e' n‘ and a e a bound at Cape lay N. J. The boat
pe and Trust company. 1 {have been made to have the Willard based from. the omnent
the pienlcers to and from the r F Yalhes' s and famil ha re.‘ was III!" ‘ .
- " ' ' "3 Y '9 ,and Dempsey fight returns announced at Philldelphia and was on its wty to.

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A large number of children and Mrs. W. L. SW?" of the Old King‘s turned (roan their New for: home to round by round to n". e who "9 men»: New York when the stern drove it in r

 

 

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’3’” ‘2:’;:”:; ‘3‘" 3" “' Highway and Mrs. Willlam Pratt of 3'" um“ m" a‘ “In” a “we" “ the ”m z¥elegracapemm1~8fldm WI .
ewe! ’_ ' am” Main street enjoyed an automobile ’ n' 0“ 8“““1- J"! 5. “‘9 American l
_ 7 [3‘7“ ”7 "'9 "“59“!" “‘1 mp go the c“, a few davs 380. l ' iCirclo Company will hold its antic: .. —-An advertisement in the Ming;

__ . of man took advantage at the, ' : My Mn: the “at Pride! of "'6 the Point. They will come on board Sentinel will doubtless mu the be"? .

 

- wide and enjoyed a. dip in the; The Epworth I .ague or the I] i ranth. class will be celebrated in St.' the steamer Cetus. The“ will be mug.
Methodist, church is pl‘nnjn‘ {or g i ”:1“; ‘ Ch?“ inf;- "- mm"; 1,590 who will come on the excursion.
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TI. Fourth of July celebraum in in “mm M" within the a“! "I :

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. contest which opened Tuxedo! night
,. d record. In view of the facl- The Springdale A. A. second team schools, in company with his lamilyu'wero rolled by J. Krona and 'l‘. Roth. ~ 191 9
“the local dealers have sold out .1 l m \‘ started tor Cinnamon. x. ‘8'. Way. Kvanca rolled a more or 1 no d
entire stock of fireworks, :1 “big w” p ay e ' mm“ A“ C' nine on where his vacation will be spent until ' - score - I m
n ‘3 W and as many of the Camp avenue diamond Saturday school reopen: in September 13°"! ' 0‘ 1'13““ Both scores 8mm ;
i at 2.30 in the afternoon. ‘ - lwere nude in five consecutive games
‘ mtw;:e::emn:e lfllgecei:h:: ! ’ ‘ ' ‘ Mr Merritt who ran had Broiled 'y each of the contestanta. it ’
' ' , Mrs. H. K. Bennett of the Old ' " paper- '” “wed in this 003““ that
M “'97 “1’ celeb?” the King’s Highway, recently entertained mm" ”a ”m shop in m 1‘" only he games were to be rolled by SCHOOL .

W- rence building in Railroad arcane for
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jCongregatlonal church. with their little misunderstandiu is not corn-ch
leader, Mrs. John Godfrey. :and stored it for the present. A perm my mat. w average July 7—Ang. 22
i, , ' ”core for he connective ganea and m._12;a
WEST ;! The Home Ball): and Trust Company Rev. John I" Moore 0! St“ Mmlns " if he so deairea. he may roll and try noun 8 "
.declared m usual semi-annual divi- Churfh ““3”“ ‘“ mm” °’ Stile bent his score. than giving a pernon Regular and Special
’ idend of 4 per cent on deposits in the John is ”new “m at Stanfortlm flan one chance of WWI! 8 can,”
NORWAIIK { savings department as of June 30, and Sunday night. He made ‘ atrong prise. ,
iwill credit interest from July 1 on all “a ’m’m’”e "mm‘" d m"! ~
,7 . a deposits made by July 15. purpose and value at Christian educa- Today was Salvation Anny day at ——
l "0”. ' lRotol Point. Many fnniliea and ee mu m
3.. W’ A“ 509*"! 11” PhD-f; Ralph Hindiey. who... generallyl '- -'_' lpecinlly children, through the hind- ,
#0 hold an entertainment and so- spends the winters in this. his native: DT‘ Perry 2‘ Raymond, associate "0' nose of Captain Phillipa of Norwalk m
tb- chapel on Friday "films, town. but durlng the warm months is ("sat at H‘"‘” University. and and Captain Sherwood at Stamford.

it. here will be a select lucy‘ at Eastporl. Me. where he has exten- da‘f‘m" 1“" m“ cmmdge' will be able to enjoy a day at the
, and the program will bezsive sardine unning interests. reverts Saturday. after a pleasant week madam Connection: shore resort. P30“ 319-:
.v by outside talent. §that the season’of the year is better Dr. Raymond: parents, ML and mag'rhere will be 300 families from Nor»;
» 7 iman “913 lemme E- 3“"de ‘“ semryfwnlk and m mimics from Stanford;
’ Norwnlk avenue is getting in; —.._ ime“ . ,rhe trip will be made from both cities- _.-.._

condition. with numerous holes in? Mrs. Henry Morehouse and her chll.‘ —- DY "one! To help the 9‘1"”.

remain. Residents state that; dren have left town for their summer Rev. William I-‘ltzgerald; State Sun Army along in their endeavor, lana- sale 0' m

.. {it h resurfaced shortly it willimmp at Lake Kitchen-an, where in perintendent of Parochial -chools. of ger Bayley will let'ench of the 600 EI-lamlfl “mm“
’ go entirely to pieces. l former years they had as a camp-mate Hartford. m the M 0‘ Rev. John peeled enjoy a ride on the coaster and' Seconds.

uthe late Col. George Robbins of the 1:30:29 olg’kSunda)’. File “guru‘s! on the merry-goround and will also; . L W]

' .SO'diETS’ Home. wh . a 8 0c ‘ man. “I" ’. allow th in to othrou h the house of I III! I! III]:

‘ship will be greatlyofiugsfiatlhiffle‘ei "d had just relax an educr: fun treee or engage. Bfanager Bayleyvs Ct. fol. ‘1.
son. tlonal convention held at. St. Innis. : *

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Edwin Cooper, formerly in this town, with ”m Piton. 3““ .m and j
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lton {or the past couple of years, was Pitou, Sr ”I." and In fiary Dotty
called home a few days ago, while Anna Nichols. “the, of «Day. Limer- have. has according to th. M

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> 0 Nicholas has arrived at Token-‘waa seriously ill. 8. fiz'wty'ml teache‘: will be m:;' l I “I I Inbfl m : gfkme ‘ I =
for the summer. ‘ “a s A ' i “n“ m. 132-! l 1’
> . _ __ F of Mr. and Mrs. Pinko O'Hara over the -" ’ PHILIP P. WON BY
.. _ __ rom all accounts Darien gave John Fourth. ‘ ' ‘ ' ”8 ~21: hm“, dz“ goods ““3. .3.
31 p, Scott of Rowayton avenue who Barleycorn a more glorious sendofl ‘ ‘ ' V I I 7- V .. ’ '
‘ a: an accident some six weeks than any or the towns—even the lam-i .Robert Santord, whoapentthemfi' V g
m um; his motorcycle' and er ones—o! this section. ' The en- erpart othishoyhood motions.- ‘ i
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,, . _ townspeople hoattondedthooidCen- . .
. m the ”‘9 °‘ ‘ 33“"- ms “'9 "“5“: ”em “0‘ 10 he” been ter school 3;» muom‘u thin! AUTO SUPPLYCO.
~ 1: immvlnx rapidly. equalled anywhere. The local dealers mu 5..., 3. m hm tor a a W“ I. '

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Lot quickly for this ridiculously low price at $17.96 is about
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