n. this being the second “the
- afternoon mm the
r.
“Open house" will be observed by
Qs laytlower Book and Law Com-
m on July 3rd. at the quarters. on
”twat street.
“Isa. lower end of Gregory Boule-
M from Fifth street as far as the
M House. has been scraped and
m for the summer season.
“tubers of St. Agnes’ Guild. of
M church. and their friends. are
1 ’fllling to go on a ride to >Blsck
nook. Bridgeport. tomorrow evening.
4:17 Top Notch Bread.
m piaiiet "The Rag Cuttln' Bee"
'ill be presented at the Black Rock
Country Club, Bridgeport. tomorrow.
"l‘harsday evening. by the monitors at
the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
church. in conjunt'tlon with the ride
to Mdgeport or St. Agnes Guild of
and church. .
a-
Daniel L'ilommedieu.
of 30 llowtin strt-t-t. spent a ple-.nt
: any. yesterday. as the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Harold l2. \Viisun of Round
‘ Iii]. ltev. Wilson was formerly pas-
tor of the East avenue M. H. church
but is now pastor of the Round Hill
I. E. church at. Round Hill. near
'areenwic-h.
i It. and M rs.
..
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Ivonne M. E. church held their regu-
lar weekly meeting in the church par-
lor- this afternoon. Plans were dis-
c's-ad on the coming apron social and
«entertainment which wil be held in
(to church parlors on Friday evening.
June 17th The regular Thursday
prayer met ting will he held tomorrow
evening at. 7 oclock (s. t.)
It is believed th: it when the special
fleeting of the ’i hird Taxing district
lshold. on lritia) owning June 24th.
; “some action will be taken towards
‘2 appropriating a substantial sum tow-
; . ads the upkeep of the library at
Community Hall. This library is open
«17 Tuesday and I ridxiy nfternoon.
and is popular not only with the
«adults but with the thlldrr-n us Wtil.
. ——
. Anotice has been tacked to the
lamwer Hook and Ladder Com-
m'l built-tin board. which is for the
logs] voters or the Third District.
which reads:
Notice is hereby giicu that a special
,f meeting of
‘ 'I'hird Taxing District will ht held at.
' Community Hall in H.|ltl District Pri-
‘ day evening. June 24th 1921 nt 7
v o'clock. standaid tune tot the follow-
ing purponex:
‘ i. To approprintt .t Still] of money
lor the use of [lit lihruiy of said dis-
Met.
2. To ztlllhotllt the commissionrrs
: borrow such sum or sums of money
. "the meeting min flippioprlate and
2" do give a note or non-w tht- reform.
baled ll .xoiw.tk this 13th day of
Stine. 1921.
ll. J lll’ NVFIT‘T,
1‘ it” “C GltF‘EN‘VOOD.
S P \VAL‘XHAlh
Commissioners of tht- Third Taxing
Dblrict.
" DARIEN & NOROTOIV
Sh“.-
The \Villtng “’mko rs and the Help—
ing Hands of the Methodist chitrth.
met at the home of Joseph Selleck. on
Mansilv- id n.--,\tnuv last i' \Plllng.
——__.
‘Dr. Hnnnon how not wt named the
committu to inxcstigate high“ n)! im-
yrovemrnt whit-h Wt'lt authorized at
the spoon] town muting. on Monday
(Wetting.
. I- -g-1’
At a muting oi tiii \‘nrwalh Board
of Education i'mt c u niug. Miss Ger-
(rude Farm-iii. or Nointon was on-
d to teach in l
lu- puhlic schools in
that town next )0th
the term! \otcrs of the]
_ I. I. ’ I ‘RL‘ .
than were over one hundred people
homes.
L1.Shsplro.ot13allatrest.8rldge
Fm ”#J‘. the. as reed.
near the Norstoh hill. suddenly lurch-
bdscroasthestreetandcsme in con-
"fist‘witn a motley pole of the Con-
necticut Company. The pole was
slightly injured. being unconscious for
a while. The acclthnt was repdrted
to Constable George Vette and he in-
vestigated. , No arrests were made and
the truck was permitted to go on its
ROTON POINT
are being rapidly completed and when
at the grove. ~
_
The Ghee Ball alleys are decorated
very tastefully with hanging baskets
and a profusion of flowers in them.
with two American flags forming a
mine back ground tenths baskets.
Tomorrow'the iron steamer Sirius
is due into the "Point." with 1.200
members and friends of tin New York
Retail Grocers Association. Gail's
orchestra will furnish music for danc-
ing tomorrow afternoon. continuing
for theI rest of thc sermon. afternoons
and evenings.
Albert S. Mills. captain of the Lidrt
May. has inaugurated moonlight ex-
cursions on his ship. from the pier ill
Rotor! Point. ever»- evening. This is u
very popular cruise with the folks. as
it gives them a chance to see the
shore line by moonlight which creates
a very pretty scene.
—Buy Top Notch ‘Bresd.
Tonight's the night when the city‘s
“Finest." are going to show the peo-
ple it good time at the Norwuik Policy
Fund Dance and “and l‘oncert at the
Pavilion. Band Concert will be from
7 to 9 (h. R. 'l'.) by the American
land. 'l‘herc has lut'n such a large
number of tickets sold that the Pt.-
viiion will not accommodate the cnor-
mous crowd so tht- Casino will be used
as an auxiliary to the Pavilion.
At :1 rI-(‘rnt mooring (if the Lit-1
Guards at their ('luh house the follow-
Ing articles wort- authorized to be pur-
chased: Two porch forks-rs and 'I
new ting. It is Milllf'tl that the ciu'u
llOili’U' he painttil including the run!
sometime inter in the season. Thi-
wili pinliahly tx- done by "Hop" Rene-
tiict :is he in n handy man with n
"rush. liary Smith and Paul Sit-Griith
were appointed :1 t-nmmittme to en-
quire into tho tipe of n dory required
and an llllliflll/l d to purchase one at
All members are or-
tltred to h. n- tvgulntion \‘(iluntt-m'
lilt- (lunrd's. limiting suits which in
in red ding-mil stripe on n hlnek Md
and :1 l'uitmi Stun-u \‘nluntt-ur Life
Sining Shield on the chest of the suit.
by the Fourth of July. The club
house- iu going to lie :iltcretl on the in-
side in rut-h :i munnt-r that the rooms
will be insulated from thol cold of the
outsidn
lth clr discretion.
timing the winter. An nun—
ing is to he crectnl on the east slide
of thi- houm- to act my a porch shall!-
ns one is required ill a greater conven-
it-m't- fur ill" grunt-r comfort of the
guests and memhws of the associa-
tion.
R0 WA YTON
-—-t———_
Election of James A. Farrtll presi-
dent of Hit l' nited Slates Ritel (‘or-
porntion to the board of regents of
Georgetownxi' nit entity was ultnounced
here inst night in President Creedt-n
Mr. l-‘arrcll succeeds the late Anthony
lllrut. or [Mhiludclphla
-—Duy Top Notch Bread. ' '
Sunday wus Children's tiny nnd wmt
fittingly observed at tlw- linptist
tharch by a program. \iith children
of the Sunday uhool as participants.
The people of the Mt-thodixt i: pisco-
poi church and Sunday school wort
privile-gul to lie prise-n: owing to the
enforced absence from Rowmton of
last night a munch. owned by
completelycutolssd-thettnchwaa
considerably W The- driver
was William 13. Vanderbilt“ hewaa
,Wiies R’IJMMW:
The new dining tables and benches
finished will accommodate 800 diners
lineto M'ssd-sngs. w
can-sum Boldlors. and America: ‘-
What-law”
Bondsnd “minimums
in tle Sunshine. iwh m.-
The Bible the Children a Book. Kath-
erino Hills and Sarah cm sang.
m:- and Esther-M selection.
hymn
us; What the Children (in Do.
Earth Stevens. Rsthrw macro
m Betty" Seolleld’ ma Katherine
Mills: selection. A m- Leaf Clover;
nouns and offering. yrs-tor: On
Children's Day. Emily Stevens; selec-
lion. "In God We Trad.” four girls:
selection. To Welcome Children‘s Day.
mm: Varias; adds-en. Joh- Flint
.Eaiu hymn 61‘. benediction by the
The American lag was dbplayod
quite prominently, yestermy. in eels-
bration 01 Flag Day. at tho Hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jor‘n. and fam-
ily. of New York. are enjoying this
season at their cottage. the Benjamin.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Niemeyer. sadism-
iiy. of Game. New Jersey. sns spend.
ing their third ass-on at the mnd.
They will reside at tho Foate CM
'Vbut. nary Hottnnas: 335w“
Hus-hwy with
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Hutu-sun -WH£RE II ”VINO 1'“ m TD IE PLAYEO in
”MB
AM and Friday at the Pnlsce Theatre, South Nomik.
dream mentioned in F. A. L'- answer, above.
' l
m. salmon. mum
LONDON, June [SI—Christopher
Ada-s. formerly liinister or Heaths
M dnce last Aflil Higher Wm
Mfollo in the British Cabinet.
Rushed hiss-Ia ttwnsdecisred by
tha- Daily Mail today.
ly
for the season.
Sigurd A. Swensen‘a cottage. Swing
Corners. formerly known as thsl
Rook. is rapidly nearing completion.
alter the extensive alterations having
been done to it.
lira l". J. Sullivan. of the Outlook
cottm. returned home. yesterday: art-
re viewing the opening performance
or "The “‘htrl of New York." at tho
Winter Garden. Monday evening.
fl...— ..h.. - - —— ‘l
wintsm Wright. of die Wright Cake
Company. acquired title to tho prop-
erty in the rear of his pressnt resi-
dence. Ioenteri between Plant Court
and Summit street. He also received
title to the garage and property on
\Vest strut. from Miss Elizabeth l‘ar-
l't'.ll 1
Mr and Mrs Jeflsrd. and family.
take possession of their cottage. the
Schuldice. today. Mr. and Mrs. Jef-
fard are from New York city. They
have spent quite .1 number of seasons
at the island. with the ex on of
last sen-on. when they spent e sam-
lm-r elsewhere.
A "marital-l): low tide was noticed
around the island. yesterday. and tho
I‘ilillll‘l‘l‘fl took tlw opportunity to go!
out round Hamming in places hitherto '
lnnrcessahlr. The low tidc also lf-l
torded people an opportunity to seal
the ravages of ice floats against the
concrete supports of the Hell Island
l‘iui.'s proi-crty. It is estimated that
it will inlte mes-iii hundred dolhrs to
place their pier hack in condition -fe
enough to In: used.
Try a classified ad in the Sentinel
for the best results.
Search flint
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A Few Suggestions for
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Underwear
Neckweu' Hose
- Silk Shirts Jewelry
Cutaway Coat and Vest
Striped Trousers
' Full Dress Suits
: so no awn wrm
Sport Coats
White Flannel Trousers
Luggage
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Pajamas
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Is a Wholesome
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Special Reductions l
GARDEN
TOOLS‘
m. inns or
Pearl, Galvanized and l
Hack Wire Screen i
Cloth -
Rosenfield Bron}
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The conference of Christian
.1 . work- the Methodist pastor. Rev. 0. A. l I.“ news!"
a With is Ming held at the homo Baird. They were indeed happy to I
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