Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 30, 1919 · page 4

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at the East Nos-walk railroad station
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’ in! young men oi East Norwalk,
(who have left discharge papers in the
W or Corporal c. U. Paris of the
teal reuniting station for the purpose
4 id receiving a bronze victory button,
“fl“ who have already received same,
Mmestedtocallat the cityhall
no for their papers. A number or
’the discharges have been there for
none tithe, and in view a! the (act of
. pride the owners should take in
, it seems peculiar that they dis-
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‘ fluhert Clark of art avenue was a
.éapkitor in Yonkers, N. Y., yesterday.
Nor-nu Parr at 6 Van Zant street
”ported to the low police yesterday
a that his daughter. Alberta. age 11. had
r~1efthmeatsdcloehinthenorning
.d was lastseen boarding a trolley
ear with a man called “Harry.” who
W the base drum for the Salvation
*ly. fie police concluded a dili-
Vneu'eh for the child throughout
. fl . {tiled to find any trace of
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in“ nun-led home. He refused to
‘7 any inbrmation concerning her
Who‘s.

.. in decision of Judge W’. M. Malt-
3' I- m yesterday after-
‘ ‘ denying the motion of the first
3311!; district to dissolve the injunc—
m. placed on them by Irving D. Rob-
m an a citizen of the Third Tax-
Dbtrict, restraining the first dis—
-., Immathewnterinthe

» hydrants of East Norwalk, was
abject of much discussion-on the
Side yesterday afternoon and

The majority ol the people
inhalant in the outcome of the
proceedings. Further ac-

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

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jam-Gerhardt 01265 East
mod to the police last

Wduehwilltahe

to last Avenue lethodst Episcopal

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Wm in to any that his dough-J

Tomorrow the Stanfich Congrezno
tional church w. hold their picnic at
2' the Point.

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‘ W evening Yolenze Dancing
:m wm hold a dance at the

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Park.

4 “ bananalotand' —-———
ices-v!!! m steetto James mmvfimfi 9.the
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'l'hePoint today will becowded

withyuum. Threaten-eagle
incandifeaehonehrtngsaluglm
theresurewillhesume lire ax‘the
park.

 

Bathing is calorific its summer rush
now. Dulutheuafler’art ofthe
month bathing was. at a standstill. But

now every day over it») may be seen

taking a dip.

 

The ice cream concessions claim
that they are doing the largest bnsi~
uess now that they have ever done a:
the park during :he earlier pin or the
season.

 

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Northpofl. MW and Huntington

station who are camping at 103113

Neck until Saturday. come over to the

Point yesterday and enoieyd them-
:selres {or a few hours.

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‘ their amino
16221 of next month.

to the Point on the
On this by the

my. entire town will cloee and it will be a morning.
lboliday. 'nie steamer llerehant has

been chartered {or the trip.

 

Saturday will he rubber day at the
Point. OI this day the Xerwalk Tire
and a general outing for their em—
ployee. The canoe-sinner; at the,
Path anticipate a very large business

era the tire people are and are now
stocking their shelves for the rush.

 

Gamma-gust 7.1k-
cormaekend We lam Dixie
Jan hand will make their tHrd ap-
pearance at the Point. The dancing
“Niedh'orwalhandthenei‘hhoring
welihnewthe'nality
of music that this orchestra in to
olerfor dancing. ~

The eoneeedonairee at the Point
will observe tomorrow as New
Canaan Day. The entire town or Sew
Canaan will observe Thursday as
though it were a legal holiday and a
majority 0! them it is expected will
come to the Point to enjoy a dn’s
outing. Over 500 are expected and
all concessions and amusements are
looking forward to a big day.

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High tide {or tomorrow at 2:51 p. rn.7

There are seven Sunday schools hddl?
:ing their picnic:- at the Point today.i
'Three of them were booked yesterday
while the other roar were booked m5:
month. The Sendav schools are the
following: East Avenue E. E. of East
Norwalh. Bethany Sunday school of
Stratford, All Saints Sunday school of
Great Neck. North Stamford Sunday
school. Ridgefleld M. E.
school. Darien Congrflzatinnal church
Sunday school. and St. John‘s Sunday
school of Lewieboro.

The contest at the skee hall alleys
has increased in interest during the
’last few days. The mt mes to
,a close tomorrow night and the some
‘have been changed again. Late Mon-
daynlght,A.Rothhowledascoreol
1290 taking first mace and sending C.
Abbott, who held the lead with a score
or 1220 to second. E. Andrews and J.
Krancz, who were tied for seend
placebyaeeoredflliiohavebeenplt
out or the running by the high sure
whiehwasrolledhynoth. Withto-
day and tomorrow still ldt u’h ex-
pected that both of the present high
scores may be shattered.

 

Anewganehasheenaddedtothe
numerous aheady'leeeted atthe

3‘39th 3““ ”1"?“ed ‘0 Point. Thenewgamehlknowuasthe ”a.“
It “illicit minia-g'.

Rollo—Raver.
,tnrerollerooaeterJntlnatendotann
ghelngnsedten halls are usedin
’vhce. Theideaoi'thesameiste

placemrmoueyenacermlnbanahmhnifirhf _ ,

which there are‘ten, then they or.

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Ree. Vt’iliiam Sinclair. poster of the:
Noroton Presbyterian Church. preacb,u’° ”ft“:
m in the First thyterhnvehechi'bo ‘1“ m “I W
o! Hartford of which Rev. J. P. John 3° "in“: W

stone is paswr. last Sunday.

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of New York. was the preacher -é
Sunday at the Noroton Presbyterian;

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WWI July 30.443116213-
.ces between the 5.0. scrim: enr-
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. Housewirm are reminded that 3!:- Company 18de ! WOO!!-
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order! ‘0 be den'e'ed that “y- the strike situation here today. Boil
should be placed very only in thOfmfer-eneeenre called arr um after
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who I! 110* anion“ at 3‘7 mac" ' ' my today joined the rank: 0! slrlh
y, enjoyed a brie! leave on: weelfm' together flu. ‘ “in number
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whoisacsr Worn! ”mgm‘wfimumainflr
yard in Stamford. lee! a hand I Mgmm w my. owing
day’s am. we member 5'“ Mu Wt Ever alleged "91"“
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m can the mike I! M M"
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sour-mm. July. a.—-m-
wees at the Peel. Stow and Wicca
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meaning-aheadt-cyufleeat
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meat at the Stanford Mal. istreet, war-ntee deed. .
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The midweek dance will he held atf
the clubhouse this evening m wast 80!. two lots. lletroee Square.

assured attera neeunswnsheld uteedeed.
the clubhouse by the dim There! James L. Hoyt and wile to Freder-

 

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amen. land and buildings.
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from 2—3. Enchweekaeo-nitteeot,Mndwfle,lotandhulldhusin
three iseheeen totakeaiarge, Yu'mcmmee deed.
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Wright, ma. W. Trim and flmgflmmveatreet. wnmntee
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the club 15 entirely welcomed to Shim 17 bu. South Nowell, ad-

place. The orchestra will only cadet
or two pieces forthemid-weekm

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