» readiness for the excursion to Bear
Mountain tomorrow. The boat ha!
‘ been thoroughly overhauled and fitted
out to acmommodate 600 people can-
fortahly. it has also been treated to 3
coat a: paint which adds Morality
- to its appearance. A number 0: pet)
V “ _ iple viewing it from the bridge this
I « ' ' ; interning could not believe that it was
i H E. m 'the same dilapidated boat that steam-
“ :cd into these waters some two weeks,
‘ ' l . ’azo. A number of Easts‘zorwalk pet)
5 . ' §ple have signified their intention ot
4
. . - permitting.
. ' CmnmmonerStataj l
' ’ Em Ram SIP”, The real estate has has bitten East»
I 2‘ ‘3 Cover Hymntmxorwalk. Aside from the fact that
.. _new buildings are springing up at va-
v. .______. lr‘rue unions of the districts. and
. TI)! The Sentinel: sanctioneers have met wtih marked
‘ refseace to the reported shuz- moot-es in disposing at property. we
‘ d o! acme of the fire hydrants now learn from the records at Town
.— .. -m-
a...” w— .
O
I
.4-
. g. m district, the write,- had 00. Clerk Herbert R. Smith's once of sev_
3’9“. a commissioner o: the East 9"“ deals "I “bid“ a number oi homes
flags-Ia are diatrict in 1910. to take and 10*! he“ chm“! W “'9
m the water commlsionera of moot recnt 0‘ ‘m "1“ TV° I?“ on
"city of Norwalk, the matter of 3‘9"” 30‘1“” ”m by Mary 3"
h the water for flushing of sewers, Finch to Goda Swanson. Two lots on
fine-m no comma or agreement Melroae Square sold by Mary M. Finch
"came in the district record. 1:0 Joseph A. anson- One lot 0!!
The water commissioners of the city Fitch “’9“ 5°” W James L‘ Hoyt
3 Norwalk advised that the then ex- and wife to Frederick Wolfe and wife.
it?“ rates to consumers in the tire
*M were made to cover the hy- »
r ,A ,, ... ‘ rental for tire purposes. but for - E
“in; sewers. if permission was
if“. it would be granted provided: INMkSE m
}WM were such thatthe water ~ .
”It! be spared. .
[Since 1910 the water rates have Rm m
1“ :3 increased nearly double. Under:
r - ha Circumstances one would think the ——"
cranium-a would have a heart." an,” Midas Received by.
, Illa! ' ' " . . .
.3 mg” 35;,“ng 1:“ 32:31; Atlantic [illusion of Red Cross «
‘ none at the ofliciala in not having Since AI'I'DSflGO Day.
_ b agreement in writing , 1 ,
m “3‘“ Side" m the “9.3mm“ ‘5 That the activities at the Atlantic i
was W 800d ”Ck ‘3 1‘ has! Division'ot the American Red Cross}
”'3 every. d" since the re90'19‘11111 hospital and relief work actually
M W 0‘ the “It"- ' locrensedr after the~ aiming o! the
Respectfully. xarmiatice is shown by W in a
{'7 . EDWARD B. MEAD. ‘ atatancnt laaned by Albert w. snob. ’
5W9 Ave-W- Hello; Manager 0! the Division. More .
*' —-——— t than 3.0mm Mailed nrrldel (or dis-
, h mm 10-96 is 81101138 the; tributlon among European refugees
,7 M with her daughter at Beecho} and convalescent American soldiers
”31.141. ihnveheenrecdved latheRedCroaa'
3 15?": ” ,- ,warehonaa o! the Atlantic Diviaion
>‘_' ”8' Virginia smith Of 33716. live-1 um mm“ 13". mm a n...
a will apend a. few days at the home records on Chpm Production. 2»
CM anal. In. John Doyle. in New (I the tmlxolloctlon. large‘onantl-l
M d”. . tlea haeeheen in the torn: ot.hoapltal-
- supplies. ginnenta and accessories for
If. and Mn. 0. D. B hwlclt of the hospitals which. have received,
”a are spending the week-end pounded American aoldl-era as they
mmBnahwick's sister, Mrs. Clay arrived here fronroveraeaa.
”I‘m, of First street. The greatest increase ha been in
7 clothing for refugees. for which the
, ‘ .mm m" rm” recordhaabeearalaed “'03le
I“. G n has ed November to 28.482 in TM.
. in her home in Lynn. Mesa. after "I“ hr 1 13m
- 9mm: 3 “0‘“! “In her We" 3:0: ”313%.“ l:
“ p I 35- llama ot'nowan street. the warehouao for ahlptnent ovaraaaa»
‘ In the boats of the European Belief
' ' m 36V. Herbert E. Marshall will» Administration.
qbnmo‘memnd even, mm figures do not include thev
: _ 10.”) tons of used clothing collectedi
5"“ aarv'icea at the East Avenue Melh by- the A I :1 Red [I la ita na-
, oflat Episcopal church tomorrow. “o...“ (m dnfln‘ m. I”.
. —"—“- week in lint-ch. The Atlantic Dial.
> _An almost daily visitor to Al Haf-r sion. comprising New York, New Jer-
{_1 mm Side Ciur store in Sen- aey and Connecticut. contribntctt‘m
p” Q w, .m. of the local ‘af’my. lens as its quota in this drive. Brook
‘ Mun afloat Sergeant Parka ’8. l!!! Chant" "d "'9 (“flfl‘m '“5 904
‘ .: tons. In addition to their coatriIu-i
”lose in his acclamation of the hoe i tloaa in the campaign. Atlantic Dirk:
alt-lit! 0‘ the an NW“ W- ' alon workers made a record 0‘ 174.097
. “" new garments for refugees in April.
; .13). Henry P. Geib of Stamford, who Atlantic Division chapter-[in April
, , Its. been mentioned for the position at distributed 86.047 articles of comfort
‘1th o, Fuchs, Salaam to soldiers and sailors In addition to _
W at Noroton, .ls a brother of an” "”9““ to m" hoopltala.’ M
,-‘ . included comfort bags. helmets. mut-
A‘ tg’misigm'x: tiers, socks, sweaters, aviators’ waist-
‘ .havwn . , conga. wrlstleta. scrub cloths and
heather a number or years ago. ‘ dust cloths. In March the 6m .
‘ were: Hospital garments. 130,07; '
11 in expected that a. number of Ito-mull supplies 89.528; More. on»
~ Norwalk water craft owners will M“: 226353;. .. .' ». - . .
.. the race. which mark the op-"‘ _ .
.ealamol Larchmont Regatta week, to-‘ .
fly. The water festivities will con-;
'flnae until next Saturday, with racesf , ,1
‘inr diaerent classes of boats sched-3 ' V *
1 fled for each day of the-week. I i r-—-.—-_.—I 4: aw
"Due to the inclemency of the weath-j The Sommerfield Methodist churchi
,=it is very probable that the Tennis 0! Port Chester held its Sunday school;
m?! between the Country Club picnic at the Point. yesterday.
Mlle Norwalk Tire and Rubberiuip was made by trolley.
“unscheduled to he played on: ,.
| .V ” ‘ mm um aftern , Today the Mans League of the
be postmed until “an we“: ”12’ Black Rock.Congregatlonal church of,
gill ‘ . _ e ”I” continued, it. Bridgefleld are holding their outing at?
V also be necessary to put oi! the the Point. V ;
*“-m of the Country Claims The manager or the Kent. la
‘goingto give a set otvarlons priaea
ins a Sunday special to all those who,
'are successful in playing his game. i
.i,
icheduled for tomorrow after-
‘Ihecdiitaertobetended to the men;
“the 01d. Sixth Company,(‘.oast.
.Cnu. “file linden Wing gallery, wants to knnwwhereall
evening of July 2o: will arch the marksmen came I . . Hi! I l I‘
ardmm'medw?;d “3‘ an. no claim is ”armament:
"mum ‘ ' tot-having to set meaning. ‘ I
thah’laat‘y‘urthe members were‘ i
- fictional-din: hoped-there new? «the racetraehia
up at the Harris I: Gang coal mm“fl&
.maki the trip tomorrow, weather , ,
3‘ , .Xew JeraeyandConnnctiat-torthelr;
thoae arena. is 1160, falling only,
Manage: wnterhouo or the shoot-1
Aluge,aowdlaw.bam _ », l .
thensnnlsntnranymntthom? Wuhan-Ishmael
this evening. minus“: twthe “no"mrfilutufcaam:
. 6 - l
p int orchestra. Ck“. .
o ..___.. ’ July n—Tenaia match, Stamford
Wed sd evening. 1 :3, a... YnehflnaneeBanoltClnb.
Maize; WWW” mat—Mature Born 6011
the Point. This orcheatra is lrnon’ AW 13 *0 firme- new
2..
thetrni-n‘appeameealthéneamat 6"" i)
I
l
York iflre company annual antral.
‘ August tit—Dance at Toiletteke Claim.
J
remarkable inn-lent name-o. mgfmgfw-«nm ““3 ‘5;
appearelia‘thiadtmonfiomaim‘; » . - i
at (new mail natural; 3‘ "I.” ”chmk"
the any-oval of the)“ dancing nah-f” E M In”. 6a M1”!
it llmnpto its “mama-31°.” 'flheerntonhytheMJab-i
M M M'“ “I I'm.“ u” «at: m,m.éimear Bible
mAmfllllth. ”I“ ll pm “*1: “a m“ My;
0‘- mmm«mw‘wmm'bmfort&m
by “W W”? “I 0"" ““1 ”'naa duringJulya-l Angst. “the.
ureter to his pain- a variation evening m'wm at 7.30:
iathadamunawy. ‘ mm .Mgmwmaim
'l‘hesteeaaneoataufortheprefi“ “Wd'm will he'
ent month Ja growing to a clone "31"an in a. Chm u“;-
noonehaisbenabletodaleattb'hlgh .
average made by J. Kvana. who leads.
with a score of 1170. The average for,
theaeeondhigheatacoreiaalaotha,‘
sane, “being held by K'W;
throughouttheatataoll‘ew
-. -......
ten points below Kvanc a and; -
which prevented him tram taking hm! a. n. m .23! Sunday with~
lace. ! Kr. and lira. Edward Rutledge at Fair-i
luau Beach. 1
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‘ RE !!m its. Thomas 3. Whitney is now on»!
ELM in E A. Bartlett's dry-zoods:
team gs‘m- ‘
l
’_ '* l 1 _ .
Selectman Hiram Taylor, win 53.. )1 ” m'” Biotin-nun and HIS;
ht Bo enjoying week
:ured one of his ankles llonday ”thing‘s“ aI‘lel.: l ‘
walking near his home I! Runyon; ‘
' Slr. and Ira. Herbert Barrett. 0:5
:wnton,arethepareataolaaon.bofn
.laat‘l'huraday. !
‘5 “1 right again. l 1%. gaeeta and their friends are ‘,
'_ "' _" ;very enjoyable dance at the Hell-flan
Adrian Jennings of 11" Mord.“ Tue-day evening , .
street. Stamford. has taken a position
:ln theplantodtbewmcb Minneahaaredgnedhiapd-
Ruhhercompany.otw unmanntinasotthem-
aidenairylnnoytetmt.
Lewis Emmi-darned Irma: ' ~— 3
crniae to the eaatwardJnhia noun-mi mm Ieadofnrldnnert has
schooner yacht Mallard ail the cran'haan the M of her sister, Ira.
iamin at her m u tho “'1”... Noah-Bantam
uni Yacht clnh. ..... i
. ’__._.._ )lr. nnavnrn. watt-n nadir-tr were
Howard a suntan- had his tour mammalian-a it. new
badly iniaredrwhaa it cannht in tho‘nnai'ue, um and”. .
hack wheel of a motorcycle on which —- .
he no ridina. la noun. to “titular 13'- M m I“ “Ilium“
ongthefldo‘flgmg. theweah-andatthdr-prettveaaatry
“nomination-action: River. 1
l
Samuel Davin. or mo York City,
but later of the army ot‘occnnatioa. N“- frank 8chroeder la spendtnn
3W ohm. immanent la 30'. the seminar at Silver Mine with lira.
moan and to. aaaiating has Win-John 3‘.- mbflt ‘
law.P.N.Needlelnhis atone. 8amE f .
says he'd rather he infiowméll'm-II' ‘3' George lint-st of 3" York "'
9mm: the W” m aim stoopingwith relatives in meview.
the River Rhinaanydayintheweek. -"“"" “tum"-
Thoma; Imottl at Totem on ~- 1 R MW “:3;
the-attentional Aauat 16, all! be in cam "w" } Mm
charge ot-Kerbevt Whaler. Thalia-ea In W m eon. Pu" 3”“
committee through a WM’ “'w‘m ’
Wd‘fln.ww! mum‘“muw
M Mrs. Edward 8‘ M m‘ mmttractedannlnharolpaonlemm
RBI-:gmwm neon-an” Lu 'W;
° I he”: i
Danoetoheglveaaiaevuia‘at'the' ' i
usual hour. Everyone in M to. arm gm). am. “a“. of C.
appear in costume. Prizes will he‘s, 3.35."! a Hartford. W with
awarded for the beat mm ‘ her aunt. lira. E. A. M“ 0! South
aveaae. last wank
W who had reared for the: ,
success of late cabbage and tnraln Sir. anti Hrs. Howard Ethridu hue;
crow. owing to tin tntilityot aettin‘ beentheguataatthahomeotflhand}
plant! or.sowing the need in tho arr mw.A.wunlor. in Hoytatreet tho
grounds-euwhatnatwerkotflaapaattwoweeh. ‘ l
' ' started. tor it la-reallaed ——
31; Stance-it tour-will do m to Luther $W- 90'! of “Wm
omet the eaectaolthedrzapall. urtiiltmckmia vialtluwith
The thirteenthflerria wnmwNY-MNN-T-L Menuom
he brought to' the Wit-on Point QO.N~-l-
arrived yesterday and'ia tied up with
the other twelve.
——-
A special main; at the borough rot.-
era will he held'on Tuesday evening
sewer report
The Dell: finger Circle la reheat-e July 12. to consider the
in! the plays “The Old'Peahody Pew.” OLW Hill.
This play will‘be given in the Baptist. Bette and lies May
church next Tuesday night at 8:15 3"“ Lillian 1
act The a“ nld . Cunningham 04' New York. spent Their
ow "u '9‘"m'aquro.mnkunhr who is
l‘
ins will be W,h1the noun: July Hm dance. ratchet».
'apendina his week-ends at the met
it
Both of Them
1 p u. .
L‘.‘ _” ‘ _. 61m ”134%
M‘~ W" , —- n. ‘
. “Wufiev-W-CA- tnrc, 511m” Angers, Pinochet was onto an all! r1 -.—.
to Fun.“ wereiud 3“. m 3"“ hear a doomed afternoons where the quiet in w
'35 9‘va ig‘m b“ m in every corner where tin Blue Tri— once .chzntcd tlztir rugrv
gm satirufthlthgum It a“ «I a. *(M the Stu-sand Stripes. rkmencnn nurscs, iv. v11: .;-
“mutual."h mm‘hiabfikofredknedcapeemdlauxitx--:g-.~~ '.
”is“. a; “C"- healn mime in new and forth from borpt‘c‘.‘ mt: , -. _. .
HMS of cup; of {a m homes and leaves rack.
M to m In dim of th from the forest mnaidc its doors. it And every afternoon 1‘s,
- narau‘duba. Theaceacinthispic- is located on the grand: of wins tininfortea.
l flarhorlliew—
The Sunday-odious of the various
chmehea in town will hold their annual
picnic at Roton Point on My.‘
Jaiyzl. ltwinhekaawaaaflewCaN
There will he a «.13.. .1:
m“’““‘“ smooth Tuesday at‘tm am $0045.31. ..
"" ‘and coaitaain for the. reminder 01 um afternoon. n i, g, . t.
3'“ h“ F- 3"” "w" k" 0“ the m, the lul- or the iahnd‘ mm...“ of m. h. m. .. _, .1.
“I” “' ”W m‘. M 1"."wlltliola card whittled-h. A mm. 0; m, .31.. ._,;.._ H,
mwmr‘m‘mrmlamo-fiardmnaflmla £0043. ‘
aadonl-‘rldaymot'ed herbaaaehaldhtfiamd m deemmmn‘;
10113139 10 ‘50 m ”we _ s This evening the usziu‘ 1... , tr e
'11 u I ’ Amathecantofthemin‘wiilheheld atthet‘w' ::
fo ,_ vhitorn ”enter and ainw. m is who given in the dancing will he fumi<h-«1 ,, 1m
:3? " ‘h'rnbl”"nut 1” nag huh was held in the club“ her View Orchestra. A
:- 'nul: ‘ -. ' II " 'Iaat evening ndgi from the re
lilac Olive LaGrangannm (3-; lthaiala; “'3 atone or Tuesday afternoon . . _. “A
roll at New York, and an. I. Garth” ever . Alan-2M3 given by"). I“- V ”in
0‘3?“ ¢ _; . ‘ . :maae‘thahnfvm be the mhwill beheld at the civil. . w.
‘? ("z-u? w‘ 'QMaIathayaream-e peacheafmeumi' W-
in the hoaIIta I “I: I I“! - Than will he blazing at the ole}: Bathing ha been on -3‘- rut-at
min?“ Il' ‘ Iwhaqtueveniaa. ltwthaothetha‘thebeaeunaay ollheWZ“
‘ m‘ ” aa-easn m Montcalm-a ot bathing durinz '9. - 4-" “f
“”6“ m a" I". m h I lay. for the-program for traumas; weathartt itdoaa not storm wrath.
‘1“ be I.” II ”' 'thedaaeaw-uamau - ’—
mm.mnannw . ‘ ety of la .
di 0". ' .” peeredtoheacenandpriaaawfllhe-
Knickerbocker Than-e. flew Tori. is g
‘ timed to the m m the
ho-e'ot urn w. mar. at White on ‘9“ “m- ‘
.. ‘ Tom tan-Minna-aaun macHOOL
3‘11 7““ L95" u," we“ we mama: m‘ M MM x m. Scions
Jdia. of New York. are mm; with
her'tnothcr. Mrs. Rabhltt. lira. 14am
w a m‘m.rh . _
:uwgtrgohzahwwmy-imfl all one nan-to halal-mm
anthem.
mwnmal’fioo arm heal-ooh .
whiieonthdr wedding tar. we" -—---—-p ”M
pasted lit.aad.lra.lanaa Kelley M~tht WI“. 15
inl-larrieonstreet,overtheweebaad. mmummui
Mr. Wart: an in the name reg-eat manure-yum aanh .
mnhnasLKelley,aadwaauapai wammmmahmn _»
dim-“K'n. h -. mo recited hie M d “ ms
_________________.. mutu~muono
.. mm.m.htm.andisaowamdna
J. flewh'nltthehoaleol’hiamother.
“XIMnmrflewavenne,
were rat-rainstoxew York city to
For delimit: ““ W” on,
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I "-9 Front “Songs of Seven,” by Joan lllgt‘]0\\’.
, ' he! daisies and bumrcups.
’ 11%: yeflow (inflow s, stately andtall!
When the whd wake: how they rock in the grasses.‘ ‘
~ - ‘ And dance with tile cuckoo-buds slender and small: ‘
J Here’s mo bonny boys,- and here ’a mother 3 mm lessws
Eager to gather theta all.
Beigh ho! daisies and hitter-caps,
ism; at?“ Joan-‘gn; m‘m‘mutm.mufifim
mach. mmmfl sum! w. L; ween-ct water-homo”: a
hold. Thalia} n‘m‘aahaa.la.nch‘,aau‘m~ mm. iii-wetter answ- . . c . . an H “I'm“
turnishthe, ranting» fornication. 1mg“ . _ “ _f' ‘ gt _' * «é; . 8mg once, andnngttlcm.
Carlltarmadxmwtsarutatea‘fi- .‘..___.'. ~ ’ . -, . -, 7‘ . .' ..- » 1
WWW?“ Jinan heard in malleaatwnllan 0H' m 0.. ’ 4 filth Wm “wan“, they bend and they tum ;
‘ “or M thread then a daily chain:
' Manage! the pretty hedge-epamw. .
‘ * - That loved her We litle ones, loved them full filli-
Slag, “Mikel art wide : though the th‘ lw l
' ' afar over wet-um waters.
7‘ A‘Anfl‘mhrgfly one Ilium doth atandat her pro“:
(1W brown ma'awo areal. little daughters.
hate he drinks on ynnnow! -
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wa‘w ' W“
and tin-all
‘. * .«atm.
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