mods! I!!!“
n Newtone. Vt.
Mn" 0! restrict street huve
”new the Jamie! .sswors there.
and have also the .0011-
Wu of &
Wilk- D. m3 semen. 8-”-
second Dllriet and “WNOMWpro-ureolb’ A ' ° .
.... as, yesterday ror m Floridl. resident ot the , ‘ WI Of this“ and 7th grade.
.hannls- . new” root the organisation. Del-trot.” I y
“will" to return ”be next was“. to ‘ pressutmigued for membership. me n. mw W... m to
c.
' M have been received from Air.
and llra William Ulrich, formerly of.
Winfield street. who are in Europe
In owlsit with relativeg
Mortimer Roberts and Earl Waldron
sire pinting the inside of the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company's
headquarters on You met street.
Milt the taxpayers.
Taxing district are to attend
in). 'r.
....
ance of the
state grant of 8100
cured. There is 'no
. - loo tar as can be learned.
rOi'l'has been spread along Gregory.
B'oulmrd by the street department.|
And will be spresd along other prin-‘at Cornell U
tips! streets as soon aspeosible. 'ou Wednesday 0
lot B. Hip-on.
Rowan J. Hipson ot Seaside
gndute o
T
.——
Among . those who re
niversitY.
" Ill. Roberts Ferris. or
street. has returned‘trom a ten days' Mr. l-lipeon is a
visit with relatives in Dennison. Ohio.‘wglk High schoo
she outs accompanied by her mother. 'entered the Agricultural
In. A. B. Ferris. )Georgetown in the following
.His course w
Members of the Mayflower baseball the early summ
learn will meet at 8 o'clock (D. 'l‘.) in in the l’nited
Hafner‘s store. near the millpoud. 'l-le returne
[his evening and it is important that charge. Mr.
ull members attend. “mice plan
present will spend th
home here.
Bipson hns
vnp- ru—
——Buy Top Notch Bread.
.—
Louis- rmlog. who several weeks,
ago tell from s cherry tree at his ugh" were extinguished
home on Winfield street. fracturinc for a considers
his skull. is reported as convalesclng'nigm, little do
at the Norwalk Howital. sudden storm
sultry weather a
William Knapp. son-ln-law otmlgm. First street was
Thomas Martin. 0! Winfield strum-pout, while u large pool
who was recently bitten on the t“c°.alongl'ide the Eat!
by a bull dog. is recovering trout "locum buildings; made walking any-
effects of the wounds which were thin; but a pleasure. An inspection
tauterizr-d. ole trip of East Norwalk was made by
"_ Street. Foreman Edward Duly and
Mill Marcia Hendrick. 0' Fort two men in order to repair nny dam-
street. is entertaining the members of I" possible. Third and Fourth
the sewing committee of the Bussr'.treetn mitt-red from the torrents ot
c°""““"" 0‘ ”‘9 East ”OWN“ "ll-{rain that tell as did Second street.
proyement Association at her home Along East avenue there was also
this afternoon. considerable dirt carried along by the
ruin. and several places were report-
ed to be "washed out."
DAMEN& N 01? OTON
-——_
Postmaster Fred Smith came into
town this morning ~from his vacation
outing on Smith's lsinnui. in order.to
assist (or a low hours at the local
mage
that swept owe! “10
flooded in
'rwo mum: men are canvassing
1mm honqr in house in the interest of
missionary work for the Mormon re-
ligion. The} are Elder J. W. \Msr-
riott. of “mien. l’tah nnd Elder
James E. Robinson. of El Paso. Texas.
Miss llazr-l llnnn. of Van Zandt
street. and Miss Corn. Van Coevering.
of Gregory Boulevard. will leave
on
Hurldai‘ for the Adirondacks. where 00'" 0m"-
they “’ill spend the next two months. The soloctmen announced this
They “i” spend their vacation near
Lake Gtorgc. . g. a: ...
Final plans for attending the pic-
morning that on .‘iondn' they will
convene nntl take action on the peti-
tion of Hoyt strcct residents for high-
way improvements in that port of
nlc of the finndny school next Wed- town.
nesdsy. Junt- 29th. were made at the -
greeting of the Woman's Auxiliary or ”a” “9 "m“ Bn‘d'
rist church, held yesterday after. The limit-n School is
.- _ observing
":10" with Mrs. R. W. helley. Seaside commencement exercises todny. the
p ,ce. principnl meeting being held in the
‘ ——-— school auditorium ii In r- 't- i .
Adolph ii. Dreyfuss. of the Olden ‘ ‘ n m: TM.
morning. Miss lionoric \Vilsic. of To-
keneke. gave on interesting talk to the
pupils. Quite n number of the friends
of the scholars were present and en-
joyed the exercises.
Time Bottling company. is having n
gmngc. 73 by so. constructed at tho
n-ar of his home on Van Zaudt street
d)! ‘ Contractor Clarence I. Finch.
\
o! the wrd'Brush..tne (immunizing m
‘ W“ "URN“ Manual stub “tithe.
m ot'thodhtrict at s-oioiochjsur-torrsddostset'ldl MAM.
) in‘Cesimnity “LIOIJS
nose or vottngon and approp —
III or—ueo torthe-uats‘tou-
library in order that the.
may Bl” be Ie-lteeigo m
opposition to till-“tong... club.
ceived degrees
Ithtcs. N. 1..
i this week. was Car-
son 0! )dr. and It's. '8.
place. Young
i' the Nor-
l. class. of 1915. and1
Wm"t3Cb‘r‘“ F. R “Mm w t
nu: land Ward F. Hart. directors. Harold
as interrupted, when in
er of 1917 he mu
States Marine Corps.
d upon recei'dug his dis-
made no'
s for the future. but at
e summer at his
With the exception of the tact that”...y Fourth.
in h°“'¢'Arcctors and auditors ot the club se-
ble period of “m" “a".lected last night ace live wires .and
was done by ""3 .the club members may reasonably ail?
bout 5:30 o'clock last
of water
i Norwnlk Yacht
h
lost“will hold 'mwtmOW.
m here on the accuser. lem-
cm:=mtm.mvmaunow
stanuaeéot‘leser-am‘ouo
tro- Males been
the mucus Mt 8: Mock;
“addugflflw-s a-nod-iu
entertaining than by Miss Rebeca
Rudder.
0mm and‘lflle‘m the Us: tows
were read ‘and adopted.
ale-rs. Golden. Jarboe and
Schwartz were‘qlshtod‘ m“?
eldeers and directors
The com-rm
mended the following med gentle-
men who were um elected:
I
i
sshool *s-d’todsy the ochohrs are
simply gathering up their books and
receiving their report cards and ply
pets. -
Newborn. secretary. and J. L. Brush.
treasurer. -‘ »
Arch Selwyn. s. A. Iwensen. B.
Glostsser. Dr. ‘Joseph 'J.‘ Btrohmeyer.‘
Theresa H. Canty. Ronni Balth.
WWI? HEW
harlot-the Berber Viow~Ciob-Bo-o
on ”my evening.
Billikeus will be present to provide the
under having been engaged for the
season.
-On WM evening. June 89th.
the tirst motion picture show of the
season will he held. and every Wed-
nesday eve-lag thorestter. Fred Brit-
ton of this city has been ensued ss
operator. There will be a patriotic
dance on July 3nd. and a content and
serpentine dance on July 4th.
The committee in charge oi activi-
ties at fist-bar View this year consists
of C. D. Rteurer. Jr.. George Johnson.
Donald neuron. Wilired Cousins and
John Potter.
ROTON POINT
clue" and A. E. W..auditora
After the election «officers .1. L.
Brush. temporary choir-on. Invited
“Mr. spears. the newly elected presi-
,dent. to the chair. end he gave a very
plaslng talk filled with-phns fordhd
new club. He also called a meeting
of the directors tonight‘to make ur-
rsagenent for opening 0! the club
All of the officers. at.
ticipste a pleasant and succe-tul sea-
son at the club.
Harold Krausman and Joe We
were guests at s party given in their
huor at the horse of J. F. hither-.1
of the Outlook cottage held on Wed-
nesday evening. A supper woo served
and a generally good time was had.
Others 'present were Mr. and Hrs. 21.
F. Sullivan. Miss Fannie McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Perkin. Hrs. u.
Kan-man and Min Bert Bmuilen.
Star oi Columbia Circle. No. 25:.
are holding I dance. this evening. at
the pavilion.
There being no excursion here yes-
terday all conceasion- opened at a
late hour; in the afternoon.
Nearly all oi the park employee.
taking advantage of there being a
slack day. cook the 0-‘t‘lll0ll for s dip
in the brim-y.
\
A large party of ladies from South
Norwslk and Not-walk were guests of
Mrs. R. F. \Vay at her cottage on the
corner or \Vest and Summit street.
"ridge was enioyod on the porch oi
Mrs. Way‘s home.
Mrs. L. Miliams oi Flatbush. Long
island and Mrs. Alice Blow sud
daughter Susan of New York ore
.up.[. It me 5mm" hOIfl. records to the Lite Guards here. the
gift being greatly appeciatcd.
The music but tickles Either Meek-r
er's let-t so that robs-oust naturstly
dsncr-s while uniting change at the
cashier's window. at the dancing pn-
vilion.
There were no fireworks here last
night due to the rain. The. program
was postponed until this evening when
n galloping galaxy of uric! bombs. pin
wheels and things of that sort will be
lira. C. Stokes or the summit Rouse
made a business trip to Stamford ro-
coolly.
Lire. Caldwell made a recent trfi: by
automobile to Newburgh. New York.
‘ R0 WA YTON
The city street department this; Due to Joe Corcorun's excellent
morning placed in operation the stcnm ‘iudging oi _wnter ctents during the
roller on Rowayton avenue. and much llnter-High schoola' water rum-t. last
needed rcpolr worlt will be done to amturday. Joe is called upon to render
that thoroughfare. pudgmenteon wulrr disputes between
patrons of thr- bench.
being New bathing suits. {or both men
Considfirnhle
interest is
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MALTED MILKdiiclb
mvosom
PEANUT BUTTER ................19clb.
NO. 1 NEW POTATOES
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
{sue-’em Ilen- "'l'hfilamr‘!
Botos’Poiat yesterday afternoon sodiummm
had a nostdolightlui time. They left a, “moment-areas
" “I to the line I'd-It the “It
which. however. seine first hour-die
hod melted away before the
“0" M9“ blue lreshmen were leading by a. halt
. fashion.
I-‘redcrich C. Len. horn 0reerrwich.lt-ard “no tun-er headed and won al-
Conn.. donated a large assortment oi {most as she messed. A heavier and
My are the." slob some
m 3:“ is s per-l
Cor-econ the bamboo.” » in a
me or so Japanese-was" otrous'
seasons. with the exception 0: this sea-1
'°“ 8
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WY=BOATtRACE
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l
ry.
(Continued trout first Page).
...—.—
ed .by the cox-wais- ia bring”. the
current. Mmfluny‘gfl
smflomfljw into a lead.
speed or the Yale yearflngs and the
hell length. They were rowing 81
strokes to the minute against the two
point higher heat ot Harvard.
Both strokes dropped the best a
trifle at the mile dogs. but Yale was
getting greater power and run in the
blade work. and had increased her
lead to three~rourtho of a length. Dur-
ing the next halt-mile. Hort-era made
a determined 91011 to cut down the
Yale sdvlntm belore the sport dud ‘a
disastrous ending. 'The Crimson shell
moved up rapidly tor a few hundred
feet and Harvard adherents on the ob-
secretion trains began to cheer. ex-
pecting that the eeght which was to-
vored so win. enacted tor Its drive-g
tinish. would pl. mm spectacular
W
i .
motioned” Hohhot Rear Admiral
W
*WAHINO'ION. J uuel IL—The dis-
vuitedltates asvy “because of his re-
cent m on; tans-and loyal ele-E
nest e: the American people" is
sought by members of the state coun-
dt‘mh of Irish m. In a
petition from headquarters in New
Haves. 00“., which was introduced
in the Ienste today by Senator George
P.'He!nsu. .
'rhe petition-void have the Senate
ps- a resolution asking Secret: ry
Denby of the new “to dllclpllnl Ad-
miral lime to the full extent or the
power vested in him. even to the ex-
tent ot removinghiiu tron! the navy.”
’MM. two ”ti no of
Thomas Francis Meagber h.
We of Iris‘hfll‘reedoru 0! Bridge-
port. Conn. were ottered by flenator
lioness. one urging the collection or
war debts of the allied governments
and the other urging the collection ot
conference of the nations on the pro-
posed reduction of armaments.
DUBLIN. June 24.—A military lorry
was bombed this afternoon at the
junction oi North Frederick and Dor-
set streets. .rwo honbo landed in it.
The and!!!" to the military were
not reported. but live civilians were
wounded'in heavy ride firing which
tollowed the-amok. '
WANTS~PBOFm’
NAHES‘ WE PUBLIC
Continued tro- M Page.
ed. islsitied or wilfully under-stated ‘oi‘flcers and "mung 'i»
the amount oi their incomes sod pro-tlnlulultvd i.\ t'
tits during the period in which the Michigan. on .\.v
.wonld [H‘Olllolt‘
United States was engaged in war."
"It is known." said Mr. Beck. "that
The strain. both physical and men-
tal. proved too great. however.
Russell Hubbard. st No. i. “went
cold." in rowing parlance. and while
going through the. motions oi blade
work thereafter was unable to put
'power into his sweep.
Durin gthe last half mile the race
oceanic n procession. with Yale pull.
,ing steadily away to win easily by full
five lengths. '
in the junior 'rarsity content. Har-
more powerful combination. the Crim-
eon eight. took the lead at the very
first dip of tho blades and although
rowing 82 to.Yaie's It. was two and
one-lull lengths ahea. dot the first
'hnlr-milr tings. Soil: strokes dropped
,thv lwnt during the next mile to 8!.
‘but list-yard had the drive and mo-
.mentum whhh sent the shell sway
,stendily. and a hell mile from the flu-
lsh. was {our lengths before the vic-
tors slid post the finish posts.
\Vhllc the winning time of the Yale
freshmen was considerably fa‘cr than
,thnt made by the winning junior \‘ill‘I-
ity crew. the difference in part was
ryplniucd by the rowing condidons
iwhlch grew worse as time passed.
l
i
there is more than' 81.000.000.000 in
taxes being held back by these same
producers." He declared certain big
humans interest; “in order to divert
lattention tron themselves. prevailed
upon the er Department to publish
it list or deserters. admittedly an in- .snd mrn.
‘Clp‘tlnt‘, it “‘0'1l’,
Twilight'fiedicanm
correct one.
“in order further to divert the at-
tcntlon ot the peopieucertaln big busi-
neos intends are sending tons or lit-
erslure to Comment yelling about
‘Reds' and ‘deioals.’ What ihgpeo-
pie wast to know'is. who are the
'Blacksl" "
celebrated the sixth amiicersary 0! her
.liirttsday. Wed-coda). Pines-n or hvr
little friends were present .and all had .
it fine time. All brought presents. and
were games and retrcobmcnts.
in attendance were: Margaret Annun-
xiato. Helen Morrison. Helen
hlarie Pickery. Catherine Vaast. Emily
\‘oasl. Elnorc Shank. Mildccd Shank.
incl. McGuire. Betty Kohn. Litty
Kohn. Billy Bolts. l‘tilly Confirm.
Oscar Boyd.
Emily V'sast did toe dancinz. Cath-
Advcrtise in the Sentinel.
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the navy would
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Clark D. Sitarw
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:discipiinary math
.“morale common.” .I
for this pmpcu
approull
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