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~ ‘ at were: The Misses
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mutton. bm_m
at the meeting of the Official as...
of the slut avenue H. E. church held
wt evening at th,church._,
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Members of the Woman’ I Auxil-
hr: of _C‘hrtst church will act on
nwa afternoon with Mrs. S. W.
many. Seaside place. _ -44,
Earl Waldron is- stationed on the
tlrst shill. at the Mayflower headquar-
(erstoday. with . Mortimer Roberts
(airing care of the second shift.
of this
‘ On Wednesday evening ~
“a. the .Third Taxing District?
budget. will be consider-01.191113.
Board of Estimate and Taxation.
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Dr. and Mn 11. Irving Watkins
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
l’addaclt. on a very pleasanLautornq.
bile trip to Bantam Lake. yesterday
afternoon. , ,,
Miss Ruth Carothers. of 6 Keyser
street. will be the hostess thiseve-
ntng to the members of the Epworth
League of the East avenue M. E.
Church who will hold a regular buo-
inesa meeting to be hallowed by n so-
cial.“ Misa.Carother'a homm,
Judge and Mrs. John Keogh of
Marvin Beach attended the gradua-
tlbn exercises at the New Rochelle
College yesterday when their niece
Ilsa Margaret Hnnnt‘rkt'r graduated.
Ilsa Mount-ck: r has been engaged to
tench in the Fairlie-id High School
(his coming year.
St. James Home for Children in
Itrawberry Ilill avenue is being re-
paired and renovated preparatory to
occupancy for the summer.
structure has been given a new coat
0! paint and considerable
has been done as well.
are also being improved.
The grounds
A slight improvement has been not.
.1! in the condition of twcntyq'rnr oltl
Louis Balog. of 250 “'inl‘whi street.
who sustained a. fracture of lllo' skull
In a fall from a cherry tree at his
home yesterday. At the hospital at
mtoday it was said that it was be-
loved that._he would recover.
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There will be a. concert and dance
at Community hall on “'cdnesday
ovcning. June 22nd by (‘rane' In Music
Studio pupils. there. being a num r
of selections to be given by he
mils,- .Dancing. for which music
will .be tarnished by a seven- piece
lachestra. will start at it o‘clock and
‘11.! last till midnight.
I pooling of importancc is being
held at Community hull this after-
noon and women from all parts or
“city are invittd to attend. Mrs.
Jones Rourke, o! Ilrihgchrt is de-
mint an address on the subject of
y the Leaguo of Womcn Voters."
[allowing the regular mccting of the
Norwalk Improvement Associa-
Tomorrow will be "Parents‘ .Vlsit-
31‘ Day." at both the Fitch and‘Mar-
m schools. when it is expected that
Ibo parents of the pupils of both
noboois will visit the schools to in-
,-lct the work of the pupils. A
hepot. specimens of the regular
work of the school haw- boon
”served for exhibition. The rooms
be open for inspection in the of-
moon.
1 number of ministers of tin Ad-
nptist church are in Norwalk today
nuending the contercnce or the Con
nocticut and Western Massachusetts
flhisterial Association at the Adven-
li‘ church. Harvey und Van Zandt
(nets. East Norwalk. The morning
tension was devoted to business. and
opened at lo o'clock, standard time.
<1l'he afternoon session on: ned at 2:30
O'clock. Standard time. and was de-
voted principally ton pnpcr read by
tho Rev. A. I}. Page of \Vestfleld.
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Auto parties who like to "admire
dhe sunset" along Strawberry Hill
avenue. are getting careless, accord-
in go residents there The favorite
trick is to park the car at the side of
qroadway with all lights out. This
g. nearly led to several accidents.
h n people who use the road to
p to their homes. have coma
find curves and hmc been forced
“’pply the brakes to their cars in
ha‘pndeavor to bring them to a sud-
stop to avoid striking one of the
- “ported" cars.
Ln‘ evening the members of the
'3‘ Norwalk (‘ommunity chorus.
M and discusacd numerous plans.
It.” decided that next Monday
evening. June 13th. would be_.the
dust. of the regular rollcarsals until
erect September. and (hit the occa-
sion would be marked by d musical.
onurtalnment and dance. The Bible
Class quartette will urine. [1' next Mon-
day evening. Ily inadwrtance it was
stated that the quarttttc was to ap-
pear lam evening. It is hoped that
there will be a bum attendance ne xt
Nudity evening. when the final plans
for the year will be discussed.
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A very pleasant birthday party was
m1. June 4. in honor
‘0' Miss v-mn. Amundaens 8th birth~
ay and Visa Doris Amundson's lat
irthdux at their home 57
venue, East Norwalk. Among those
Josephine
Alva ‘ and1
and Marion
Ruth anm
~ (I. Esther. Ethel
“at Anderson. Eleanor
. Doris Malm.
and Helcn
and Dragmar Wiman.
Doris Amundsen. The boys prev
were: Herbert and Arnold -w
Isaaeth Anderso . . .
A general good
Valium “l
The (1
shtngiing
Osbornglt both {trails cones-loan. the Auto-
Wallin. Vai- has been received at the bath!“
Vernalhbnse a new supply of ladies stock-
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Ever M Gluten: manna-
ters will. meet. this evening, at the
hanged)!” W. J. Jennings. 1118!:
Iota imembcrsrare re-
quested to be present. a
7 Kenneth Vobotiao's new yacht met
With misfortune the first day she was
in commission. in that she was run
on. Yellow rook. My morning. on
a filling this and had to stay then
until late in the night. No damage,
mu done. although the boat-was al-
ostentiroly out of water st low tide.
A special meeting of the Rowsytoa
Civic Association was held last even.
lng. when preparations were made tor
the special referendum on the ones.
taxing district, which will call for a
special election on June 27th. by bal-
lot, at the Bowayton Hose House.
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The Rowayton school will have a
Thursday afternotm from 1 until 4
o'clock..when the parents of all tho
pupils are welcome to attend and In-
spect the building and the work of
the children. It is hoped that a num-
bc.r will take advantage‘ot this invi-
tation and attend.
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The Connecticut Company. to ac-
commodate the summer residents at
Bell Island and Hickory Bluff who
wish to attend the '1 o'clock mass at
lugs. has announced that it will run
a trolley from Roton Point early in
the morning so it will enable the
church goers to arrive at the church
in time (or the services.
The Main Market of Stamford will
open a branch at Noroton Heights.
D. Tillcy of the bird farm has
been ill for several days with grip.
~
Joseph Htrechle of Maple avenue
has bought a new Ford touring car.
Miss Henrittta Baring of Jersey
City has been visiting friends here.
Fred Nelson. who has been down
with measles. is able to be out again.
_
Gardner Fowler. 1r.. has resigned
his position with the Stamford Steam
Laundry.
h.
Rehearsals are progressing splen-
didly for the musical comedy soon to
be given by the young people or the
Barton M. E. Church.
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Mrs. Peter Shand of Center street
has been entertaining Mrs. Arthur I).
Stevens and her twin daughters. the
Misses Emily and Madeline.
It is expected that Miss Margaret
Stack. it. N.. who has charge of in-
stalling pnbllc health nurses for the
State lloard of Health. will soon sc-
curc a nursc for this town.
Miss Anna Fnhcv. who is teaching
school in Caldwell. N. J.. apt-m the
week-end yith her relatives on the
Dario-n side. Miss ii‘ahcy attended a
class reunion of her normal-school
clussmutts in lrnlgcport Friday
night.
Rcv. O. N. Righter rv-turncd to
town today. after having spent the
week-end at Country. where he su.
perlntendcd the unloading of his
household effects. and preached Sun-
day at the Second Congrcgniionnl
Church of that town. of which he is<
to become- pastor Jul)“ 1.
The Congregational Sunday-School
recently appointed a commltlm- to '4"-
lcct a new song-book to use in Sun-
dayschool nnd devotional at rviccs:
the committee, which consisted of
the pastor. Miss Edith Cuntrcll and
Mcrgin Smith. have unanimously se—
lected "Songs of Hope."
Miss Hilda Kathryn Schultz. who
promised last full. before her «it-part-
ure for a trip to the Pacino Coast. to
give a. concert this springJor'thc
benefit. of the Methodist Church.
here, is arranging now for the con-
cert. which wlll includ( several op-
eratic selections. and be given in
Center School.
At last week's meeting of the Y.
P. S. C. E. or the Noroton Prtshy-
terian church. the following officers
were elected for the coming vt-nr:
l’rcsidrunt H Irold Tl. Scribner: vice-
president. Miss Marguerite \V. I‘lem-
ing: corresponding secretory. Miss
Pansy Hartwright; recording secre-
tnrv. Miss Jrasle Fischer; treasurer.
Miss Muru Crofoot.
ROTON POINT
. ‘
Jack Gearin's country store has
been prming a popular concession at
the beach. . _ ‘
“, .
Neville Hayley. manager of note"
Point Park. is in New York city for
three days on position, ‘ -
Felix Carneyqtormotly of Norwailr.
but Who is now residing in New York
city. motored to tho"‘Point" Sunday
with his wife 'and-Jriends.
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supply of bamboo acwing baskets and
is giving them out as special prises
matic Race Trick and Chinese Ball
Ga'me. .
’ Lee O'Brien has been momtedms
doom-man at the bathing house. There
tion of the establishment of a Sixth.
"Pmnts‘ Visiting Dayk' at the school
St. Joseph's church. on Sunday morn...
DARIEN&NOROTON
L. D. Lee has Just received a newl
mic lion-s. continuum
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The linemen working
Baotou-n New
for the a‘
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Company are still at Bellow not
its extensive alterations in the tele-
Lphone wirhg. -
A party composed of Miss Lllliam
Middlgbrooh. Mrs. c. ht. and
Captain Alonso Wiokes journeyed to
Ridgctleld. Conn... and spent quite an
enjoyable day there yesterday.
New arivals as guests at the Sum-
rnit House are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
and family. Dr. and Mleliam Hos-
sler and family. )lrs. William Guy
and family and William Purdue. All
from New York city.
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Police Cain On to M135)“
Avenue t’lilidren Who Wanderer!
A'lh
Two year- mid John Hoyt. son of Mr.
and Mrs" Walter Hoyt. of 51 Bayvlcw
avenue. is a gentleman, and is ex-
tremely gallant.
He refused to talk (or publication
to a Sentinel reporter yesterday otter-
noon. at police Mmm ‘when
he. in company with a three year old
young lady were awaiting the arrival
of his mother.
The young woman. who possessed
bionde curls. deep blue eyes md a
most charming smile. sat on one chair
in Chief of l'ollce Pennington's office
and smiled when asked if she had
"vampcd" the young man into running
away from home with her aboard his
"Rolls-Rough" Kiddie Car. the re-
fused to give her name. However.
it Was learned that she was Helen
Melaughlin. of Bayview avenue. and
that she was having the time ol‘ herl
young life
Mrs. lion had reported to the po-i
llcr that her son and the little girl
had disappeared from home. Several
minutes later, a young man. who ro-
fuscd to giW‘ his name to the police.
came to headquarters with the youth-
ful clopers and said that‘ he had
found them on Railroad avenue.
where they had run out of gas. or at
least \Valter's lcg's grown tired of
propelling tlm auto.
The little Onrfl were placed on se-
parate chalra and were told to hex very
careful and not try to flirt with' each
other. him. lioyt- soon appeared
and welcomed her offspring and his
inamoratu. v‘
The youthful couple were extreme-
ly glad to no friendly and familiar
faces and totidled of! in the direction
of their homes, evidently pleased that
they had lox mg ones to welcome the-
bnck after their failure at elppment.
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CHANCE/FOR 301! 1'0 an AP-
POls'rI-Lu r0 NAVAL ACADEIIt
Senator Holman "as \‘M lo: '
YPIH ‘mupetitiu- Examination.
l‘nltcrl Strait-s Senator 000?" P.
McLean Mix been notified by tbe Navy'
Department that he will have one va-I
cancy. (III M mldslllpman at the Naval .
Academv. in be filled in Julio. 1923.
and. as in the past. he will hold com-
petitive examinations in Bridgeport.
New Huvcn and Hartford some time
this (all.
est in the
fi‘bc boy who stands high.
comptltlve
examination
WANT To Ram
One or Two—Two-ismiiy . houses
at East. Nor-walk or vicinity
The Taylor & Golda:
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I‘ll receive the appointment accord-
his to the unannounced to mean-
it? by. the Unit“ 8w Civil Serv-
Colnni-iom. -
g All boys who compete in the com-
petitive exam-moon must be sum
residuu- 0! Me. for one year
at she «moat tubing the examination.
M Miler 18, your! W
overstlyoarsatthedateofadmldoa
to mum and not less than 6
feet. 2 imln m boomer: the
of is and n: and not less than
t» M: 4 "wheel-ill his“. bets-m
the ages of 1| md 20. It would be
mm. as no one
fill be bottom by the XIV! W110 3'
n'pt W perfect.
All Connecticut boys who wish to
cmpde in the competithe examina-
t n this fall
With actuator McLean at once. sending
birth. He will also be glad to send
them com o! the regulatin- and
mm.mm«wwr
lamined by their own physician before
m
should communicate i.
their full nuns. age and place of .
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“Jae In“ to last the up.
ital for a vacation in Ohio.
NOTICE .7
We . have . pleased hundreds of
mo. with
“please-sous
THA‘MER; Inc.
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mmplos of examination papers it the?
wish him to loss.
— And as to making friends!
S $1.00
Will Bring One.»
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sparkle from the rippling water, breathe the cool air, and enjoy
the glorious. pure notes Iaithtnlly reproduced by my
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i know everyone in ten miles.
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Stop in and Look Over Our New
"anus! ENGRAVING’ ’
Which includes a number at new styles
VISITING CARDS
For the Boy and Girl at Graduation Time
030m NOW BEING TAKEN
TIE MONTH OF \VEDDINGS
OurEngraving Department Is Now at Your SK'TV‘IW
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monsoon TO DONNBLLY‘S
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Open Evenings
Tel. 1085
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We wish to announce that in I‘esll' ..
requests of our patrons, we have i‘c-r>‘_:2"
department for waists, and haxe l l..;_l .2
‘“ Waist Casein the rear of our store. w " e w j:
i find an excellent assortment, at the
- consistent with quality.
J. I. MALLETTE
.-..88 Washington Street
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