. 9' W
’ W‘mul.~
mm. l—Chsrlotte Cummings. Arlen
we. ism staples. .- J, _ ~
flr‘oiII—Raymond Week‘s, ,
amps? III—Albert Zones.- ,
Orfie I'll—Donald Shufelt.
Weeks. libel Kalle. l , ._.-
GradeN—Eilen Hanson. Willis Gehr-
mann. Martha Zsrgea. Purl Biicum‘
Grade lib—Elsie Matti“. Jock Keogh.
Vera Young. ,1 _ . H 1.
. vii—Mildred E won. 0 n
awn-aka Susan Middletofi. Verno
scam Frank Newman. Georgw
Roberts. .
Rpm Tel-m.
aflndergarten — Marion Amundsen
Thomas Hyde. Harry Shufelt.
Grade l—Phyllis Bracken. Charlotte
Cummings. Yolan Farkas. Arlene
Kaske. Marjorie Nadin, Laura
' Readman. Tessie Risko. ,l-ilya
Staples. Verna Waterbury. Edward
Robinson. Richard Sperry.
.mde ll—Raymond Weeks. Eleanor
Amundsen._ Vera Bracken, Willa
' Koske.
”Me Ill—Albert Zargos. Frances
mrtlll'li. Evelyn Mattson. Jenn
O'Bulllvan. Ruth Shufelt. Eleanor
Wilson. Irene Hailend.
nrnde IV—llagmar Wiman. lsahei
Kolligan. Anna Koillgnn. Donald
Shufelt. t‘harles Weeks.
Grade v —-l'3thel Knske. Ellen Mattson.
mills Gehrninnn. Martha Zarges,
fiul Silcox. ThurIt-y Roberts. Louise
linilend. ltalph (lrei nwood. Stephen
Richards. Elbert Tier. Arnold Went-
herg. linger “'ood.
auntie \‘l- Leonard Ainsworth. Jack
Keogh ll..y l’v'den. Arthur Witch
bury. lev-n Ilrehm. Elsie" Manson.
Doris l‘v-nnoyer. Lilliam Wright.
Vera Young. l‘tnrl Purlman. Mil-
dred Morgan, Marion Perkins.
rande Vll — l )avld Greenwood.
' lo‘rank!_.u Newman. George Roberts.
Paul Siunlpf. Earl “'ii'ke. Leonard
Kendrlvk. Adelaide Coleman. Mil-
dred lu‘riison. Helen Knsk". filary
Kudla. Sumn Middleton. Verna
Sin pl: 2:. lllizalwth Til) Iot'. Ruth
Uhl. Mildred “feel". I . .
The Imutl meeting of the Young
Men's Community club will lie held
on Monday Heiung next.
A club dance will be held this eve~
III": at tho Norwalk Country club
Iron: is u: til 12 o'clock (D. T.)
Announcement will be made tomor-
row at the Advent (‘hristinn churen
"Karllll‘ll tlu liit'nlt‘ Oi the Sunday
school tor this year.
(len'ra! Russ-ell Frost gun: a dance
to a minim m hm friends sit the
Norwa‘k i‘omtry club last euvnlng.
the affair in in: a most enjoyable one.
The Willing of Miss: Gladys "each
and Sim. . \ Hui-inter, both wrll
known iivz' : inivlfw. “ill lm him this
ulternwn ..t 4 4»'-’m'k at .lllt' Eat-ll
SiV'ftnll' ‘\| If «‘l‘inli
(Ml lrvs lain syn-ml along SenVlI w'
avenm- ‘rnln the end of the concrete
toadwn) to First stri-r-t. thus laying
the. duq .inni putting ”in romlwnv In-
to fair rendition for summer trumc.
——Iluy Top Notch Bread.
Ill"; it"'i
\iiu. ll. l-I. \lnrslantl of
Nichols- rmimrly of this cit). :vtl-nli-
ml ll'i» I".I'Ii.iil(ill extremes of thiir
dzltiulitul ljnli'h in this lily on Thurs-
slay cw l'l! It
—_
(in Mo lay cumin: :1 concert will
be held t the limit avenue .‘l. H.
churth by members of lhe Presbyter-
Ian Church choir of Stamford. in.
which at.“ lnubci Slauaon. a local
~ :girl sings. '
3
Complaints. and strenuous ones at
that. l...\.- lit-1n ”lid with the police
regarding ih. practice of small boys
not setting r-t’I llreworks along Senvlew'
avenue, With the result that l'atrol-
man John IlOli'TUI is conducting an
‘investlgatlon.
Frank Ayn-y of First street. press-
man at the Evening Sentinel is rapid-t,
ly ”gaming: the use—0f his hand
which was: injured recently while at
work on the press. The injured
member is being treated by Dr.
.Frankiyn G. Brown. ‘
lv‘rienlix or Miss: Faye (‘orrldan of
Gregory lutuh-xzird are eongrliilllnilligi
Tier Upon l-I-ing one of the two )‘ounxl
women lft‘.lilli:lir'i~i or this year's class
of the Ntxrwmk “Hill School to si-curei
a four war scholarship at the New
Tloehello- Polio-fl“. tor excellence inI
‘tudil-a.
*—
‘William Kopsco of Bouton street.
reportid to the police that about to
w'elock last. night while driving along
East avenue. hear Winfield street. he
“was run into by another into. The
driver (if the other auto backed hll
car away. and turned out all lights
and yelled. "Get my number if you.
can." Kopsco did obtain the number
however. it being 41-875. and action
will be taken against the other
~driver. I
, . —_
A well attended meeting of the resi-
dents o fthe Third Taxing Distri'ct was
held last evening at Community Hollu
.llfas Mary Rider being appointed
chairman and Councilman James L.
Hoyt the secretary. The only busines-
bcl’ore the meeting was that of at»,
propriating the sum of 3100 for the'
.-mpport of the East Nor-walk library
and when this resolution was made it
“was unanimously passed. This ended
thebuslness or the meeting. This
means that in addition to this nun.
that the State will also appropriate
the sum 0! $100 for the. maintenance
.of the library for the coming year.
VROTON POINT
‘—
New cement runways have been
father! in front of the Bkee Ball Al-
toys and the Carousel.“ .
o
i
Dal: the long» demand for be}; him mama“ " ‘ ;
ling ; the bath house has rccolv. -. _ i
_ “ . ., Hr. and Mrs. Nil 3.11;! and 5' ‘
"d “'3'" assortmentl °t Pd“ “‘11 ‘ son Ira and dsugbtor rtha motlered V
~ n Center High‘ scikoi‘
I 4
coined”
lam. people. , ..,
“firework-L - ”7:; ;.- .
Excursions; tomorrow: Steamer . .
Mums. with tho Bcaadlasvlaasctncuit . ".‘I
ilhe graduates success in their future ccs in .\cw York close at
{trouble in
_Mrs. Vernon Jirboe. of the Anchors.
I
through 'the Berkshires
.Tbcrs isa small part:
nus. with-Junior Order United Ameri-
I.uthor 1m; .steamer. a . help that
"" pod . 819. F. A. Quite a, . rot peo e do kna-
fifth c°"}o.‘-h‘°""“° ' -' _ . It 1% as 9%»:- I“: .9).
. Mondayeacursions: Steamer Cyg- h} .. . _
IIIQ , the map 0: t
a flame There is a
Mocha - a pa ’ wt: it bears this
can ulcs. end the First. Co -. I
' gallonalchurcb. “Stamford. will sci-"Thi- t donated by Joel :-
ley here for a 3:," outing.I m 0 0 Thimgzntfl. I:
Excursions t t came 'n today: _Jl.l|. .. ‘
Reamer Squantum. with Elinor and Incorporated. 1.0!. This , If- lm com-Manna“ that M .614! me as and. Layman-s:
twend.80cllI Club. ofNew York. a lords. at: when: View of the Bow MILD...“ caper-An M0 .0! m Miran swung hols-oust...
steamer Nassau-with Day Star Lod . and "0' 0 the boats ,7 I. by autos. . m M.V-'.;1,- w mtg ,
of New" York. Dinner party of the many Deovle Spending “RPMDI at __ _ » ”Mm .
Engineering force of. the. Columbia U“! delightful M < x ,_ , ‘ 'r'l. G‘s. . '. .. w"... -. ... 4,
:Graphophone Company. of Bridge. ’_., ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ '.'=E;.4 “ ”QM”
port. ,,
l The Red Book Club of the Reuben BROAD RIVER - - _ ‘ ‘
lH. Dounelly Company of New York . «v """" ‘ "“'“" ""’ "‘ " '
came to Roton yesterday aboard the " ' CONGOLEUM“ r
Steamer Pontiac. Bus lunches .were The many friends oi Mrs. George ‘-“‘ ”4" 3 I i 6 . ; '
.snloyed on board on the way here W. Knapp will be ”Md ‘0
'and reaching here a. game of ball was _ , .
enjoyed; other 'athletic games were recent Illnem. '
indulged in. many going in for a
.swim. This was about the smallest
excursion to reach here this season:
but 150 persons were on board. Dea-
con Johnson's Jan Band furnished
the music for dancing 'abonrd shin
At 5:00 o'clock all hands went to the
Casino when a dinner had been set
for them. Souvenir cap: will-tho
and streamers were distributed.
.‘Durlng dinner the Jan Band enter-
tained with music and singing. After
«lessen community chorus. singing
was enjoyed by those gathered. The
ship sailed for home at 7:00 o’clook
with a haDvY crowd.
DAMEN& NOROTON
" h—fi—n
_¥enr that
she is recovering very. nicely rom Ear
A strawberry festival and entertain-
ment will be held in the Union Chapel
on Tuesday evening June 28th. under
the auspices of the Broad River l‘ilon
Protestant Church Society. l
W
‘ ARNOl'NCl-ZMENT
Melville E. lead and Bon wish.“
announce that tbfir. busine- as
“Agents will be continued. Just as it
ibaa been before. by Percy W. lead
‘who was associated with Melville IL.
film for over Menty years in the In»
surance businem and who has beat
in chem or most of their work for
the last ten years. They will try In
the future. as they h‘ave done in the
past. to constantly improve the ser-
'vice and facilities which they have to
. The firemen held “I adjourned offer their customers. They will op.
meeting last evening to mnglder [he’t'rale as local agents in Norwalk.
advisability of holding a fair or car-il’nrit‘" “"d art‘Pn'k‘h '0' ’0'!" 0'
nival in the ncar fulure_ After can the largest and strongest Firs lnaur-
"slderable discussion the project was once Companies they will handle in-
labandoned for {he present. 'lill'al‘lt‘t 0f INPTY description. lnclud~
i Two alight motorcycle mixups was lng Fire. Life. Accident. Automobile.
the record of yesterday The riders Burglary. The" and Larceny. Inland
‘of the machines were 'not seriously Marine. Public Liability. Workman‘s
einiured. iCompensatlon. Steam Roller and kin-
: At the morning service of the Con- dred lines. Plate Glass. Sprl'kler
gregational church tomorrow the Leakage. Tornado. Riot. (‘ivtl (‘om-
;pastor will preach on the themflmotion and Explosion. and in fact
"Without Shame." {any form which the market affords.
i 1Thelr om" in Norwalk will beat
pjrlnc u! the Congro- Lockwood llall nuildlng. a to in Wall
!
The annual
gational Sundayrschool will be held Street. and their New York ofllce will
'al Peach Lake on July 20th, The be at 100 William street. New York
following committees hui'e bee: W'City. just as formerly. They \re ll-
nounced: reused brokers in the states of New
Transpona‘h)‘: -. Jmoa :Bxuc&m York and Nt’w Jersey. Mr)“ “'-
mond, FZd. Austin. Andrew Taylor, ‘Mead has long experience with the
. Attendance—Supt. Williams, llenry mu"! "ht'd‘lli'! 0' "if N0. Y0”!
Pooh. Byron (‘antrell ‘l’lre Insurance Exchange. persons.
Refreshments Mrs. George Smith. owning prorwrty In New York or New.
Mills Sarah Craig. Mrn (‘antreil,;.limy au- urgevi to bring thrir
sch-duleil for expert examination. in
order that they may see if they are.
not entitled to a reduction in rate on“
'der the present rules. or of there are;
Percy \V Mend. wellknow-i in not improvements to be made which:
Darioer is to continue the insurance would ieduce the fire insurance raleJ
huninees for many years conducted -""1“"" "1- Head "“d 90" "“k" “0
by the lute Melville l-J. \lead. 'chnrge for this «nice and are only,
.___. ,too glad to have you consult them.
There was a large attendance tit Urdc-rs for insurance in New York!
the graduation exercises of llarii-n and O0". Jpn“). will I... "P'IVN‘ “1
pupils m the (‘elilcr school ““1th our .\orunlk ofllce and will .be imme-i
um km evening. “0.0 in attend ilinti-ly telephoned to our New York
anco- enjoyed the well arranged in )- """“",“"""‘ ""V "" "Nu" ”mm”.
gramme and took pride in wirhlu-z "m‘mmn' “OWNH' " compazwpotg-i
summer time. orders for New York
and New Jv rsey should be in hand
before that hour. Theyrwill be very.
Eglnd to talk to any customers in "“i
‘gard to matters of insurance whether
llines are largo- or smalL or whether
at Token-'lt is dcclded to place more insurance
ckv for the Nlllllnll‘r. or not. Pa-rt‘)‘ \V. Mead ls always at
Mr. W. l. \Vushburn and mm", 0{the Norwalk office from s to 0 sum-
Toki-neke. are on a motor trip through mer time “"d 'M"'"“Y "i" and “‘-
Massachusetts. .the New York oflice from l2::li= to
Wateimulnns have mnne their In. 1:30 1’. M. haturdays excepted. if,
Mrs. Lei-ten Mi‘s Esther Jacquith.
I —Buy Top Notch llrcad.
efforts.
.: ROWA YTON
W
J. J. Hall and family are
pearanee In the local market; uh».lll‘('t'mlr_\' he can also be conimuni-' .
other indication of the approach 0‘ catmi with in the evenings at his run: .
Iht’ Fourth of July_ \wnfprmplun' be- lilence Ilh I'L'lll AVI‘HM.
u-lepiiono‘
mg considered by many a nt-
the celebration.
—l‘luy Top Notch Bread.
cvssity for No. 287.
i hillLVllJJ-i r2. Ml-ZAli & SON
Norwnlk. Conn.
Miss llranda took her class. the ml-
\;ineed Kindergarten. in ilarien. on a
panic to the (lien on Tuesday. and all lllt.‘ l-‘ATI'TRS Gm
her little charges enjoyed the affair KIDNI‘IY TROl'Bl-l-Z
greatly. 'l‘vucho-ra go to considerable
their interest in their pu- Take Salt“ M “N “In 0' Mt
WI“ “l (10in! th'nss like this. Irritation or Back-
-—Sale and social of a r. l. c.. ‘ M‘hf-
basement or lluptlst Church. .\londay,l 1‘” American "W“ "id women
Jung 27th. 7;;0 p, m. .must guurll constantly against Kid-
ney trouble. because we eat too much
. : ll our food ls rich. Our blood
the ltownyton llu tit -h r m - ”m a
low, Sand“, 3....p,g.hf J: 53%"; fur.- ;is filled with uric acid which the kid-
Itev. i-‘rauk Si. Clark. the pastor. pro- neys strive to filter out. they weaken
siding. As the pastor is soon to leave from overwork. become sluggish: the
on his annual vacation. he would like 'ellmlnatlve tissues clog and the re~.
to see as many as possible tire-em at 'ault is kidney. trouble. bladder weak-
this service. Bible school at ll '
o'clock A union "r ice will ‘ h Id Ineils and a general decline in health.
' ' Y ’0 9 “’hen your kidneys feel like lumps
23c;3:kr::':;:‘2cogh:“ “gigging: 332 of lead: your back hurts or the urine
,3 followed at a" “Nicol ls cloudy. full of sediment or you are
. obliged to seek relief two or three
m’wufim’lflmrfitphopu “NW" times during the. night: if you sufler
Rev. George A. Baird. minister. ggn‘dc:fl:ea:tn°c:tcro,r 60:13:";23:
Sunday morning worship “‘ 9"" rheumatism when tho'wnthor is bad.
. u I I'
sermon subject. Forgiyencas. get from your phat-niacin about four
The Sunday school session will con- ounces of J“ “I“. the . table-
a 0
vegehetnuéOJO “'1‘"? Servi " b spoonful In a glass ofcwater before
h id t s_::‘:"“" ’ co. 'm " breakfast for a few days and your
e a‘ ' » n "'9 M' E' church. Thekldneys will then not line. This fa~
Rev. Prank L. Clark will deliver the mono salts ll made from the acid at
sermon. ig'ra and lemon ulee combine
The may" service ““1 be held willfuilthia. and has5 been used to:
Thursday evening 83 7 o'clock in “Wrgenerations to flush and stimulate
chapel. Topic for the service. ”Some d kl . <
"In“ We May Know." (dogge dneys. to neutralise the
l’l‘en't‘hlng service will he held at
l
.
“GOLD-SEAL”.
Once you enter our doors
you will begin to feel “It
we are doing everything to
your transaction pleas-
antfor you, .
vw-,.—!oY-4‘
_ It is the established polity
of.t.liis ban]: to extend the
utmost courtesy to every one
who transact: any busine-
.aso.
." ,4.
Do not hemitate to make
use of our services. We want
your headship, now
how snail your transaction.
_ y...— 5’7“
We especially invite sav-
ings accounts. One dollar
will start you and you may
Displayed In Our Window
add to this as you usable.
l
i
The People’s Trust
' Company
South lgrwalk. Conn.
‘ ANGEVINE
, Furniture Co.
ARTlS’l‘lC nous commandos
1. lo. m 3‘” ’0. HM
Wit—lift i Ii'mlv
:%
and your choice of 3i
Victor Double-faced Rm We will p... m:
2&2. _
ww‘wmmvin Vi Lilli.
. . hover-failingsource of pleasure and entertain-
f meatloyourliomeonhermstosuityou.
The Y'actrola V1 is the idea]
i ' ‘ m.’ Wt ‘0! the porch. lawn, ‘f
. 'mmortocarryalongououtingand
[nation Where you want music.
l I! M we send you this Victrola with an
,; W of new Victor Recordg, ‘ '
Tami; .
4. s..
instrument for '3
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THE HAMILTON snow .
49 WALL STREET
".Whm Quality and
Service Count."
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ROTON POINT PARK
m IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING RESORT
o
' summer Footwear
Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps In Color
Combinations
Brogue Oxfords for Men
it t . om sat-mar mos
42$"
Connefilly " E3 Bracken
scorn ironwork
DRESSES AND ROMPERS
The little folks are well provided for this season in all sorts of
Dresses and Play Suits, which are made for
comfort, coolness, and durability
DRESSES with and without bloomers in plain. plaid. and pin
checks in blast attractive models. 2 to 8 . . . . . . 31.25 to ‘2.”
MIDDY AND ILOOMIRO. blue and white. and brown and white
s-osss
IAYO’WAOHIUITQZtoC....... ........
"It.”
i "’ A, FEW GINOHAM DRIOOIO. 10. 12. and 1G yum. specially priced
a
censuses-llnslsseslea ...... sass-sonssovosessssrssruog...
J. 1. Wm
88 Washington Street I South Not-wall:
GINGHAM AND CHAUIIIY ROMPER.
HIGH GRADE COAL *
Anthracite and Bituminous
. Masons‘kBuildlng Material
Blu‘ltons (or Driveways
_ PROMPT _
.
m monwm COAL AND screw 00.
193 no. limit. enough mum
BELL ISLAND
a source of irritation. thus ending
M
. bladder disorders. 3 .
Jad Mn is inexpensive: cannot in-
Miss Elizabeth Robertson. of You]:-
ers. N. Y.. is the .week~end guest of
lure. makes a dalgljbful elervtigoe t '
lithla-wotecbe‘vm nail belong. In
every home. .bceause nobody can
make a mistake by having a good
cottage. kidney flushing any time.
_ _H
There is a wattle and ice Cream
man that drives through Bell Island * . .
eVery sy. who is unpopular- with. -
the kiddiesr who wait anxiously for .
~.~.W
1
rom» their bomb. in
. " I.
High Bengal and Dobbs _ cm,’h.3‘ ~ 'mtobe n‘ on f ;' 2:
93:001.... ‘_ . to . am. mama-mvur- a: ‘i;
mend. j 3. . . . v
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another it it
not? -moa
flouting. ‘- 0f 1105 weather there’sthatf of 0
.~. ' mummmtbm" nah-c " W
seasho‘ ‘ ‘ré or mhntsm,’ that throw 0! proper' ‘ I
-.-i
. .. ..
combinations. tutu... ...... stats“ 9“ 0A1! BOUGHT. BOLD. EXCHANJD
ROIPIM,1toC.‘................. .......... ..........ncurr.oo- PECK’S GARAGE
SERVICE.
DANCING BATHING
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS
FIREWORKS EVERY THl‘RSlHi
n- ros'rrom. on FRIDAY
CHICKEN DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BANQUETS
*
Phone 500 N orwalk.
L.)
JUST OPENED
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP
(
upset Oat-vies on High-Class Can—~Overhlullng net;
'15:";
N0 JO. TOO SMALL-NONE TOO LARGE
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mm GINO—Every Job Tested and Gtmar'cid
ill 8001’" IAIN on!“ sou H «crank
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imammv‘ o o o 0“
3 ‘Art Needlework i
Nothing contributes s0 mm}. w
4 § tractivensss of one‘s realm. and .m- :z..l .
of decoration, nsquuiaite hand culli- mi. -
generously throughout the home.
Stamped Scarfs. Center Pieces. pm. in ‘ ' "
pieces are here in a large assodmi‘nl m dv- -:"'
You will and here all the matt‘W‘“ ‘.‘. """ i .
lilo all tho ”Built sport shades in MM " ~ - " . ' ‘
so much in demand for making illet sweat-“x 1W I .. "
Bring your wardrobe Uptorthc mum'-
b’ making those garments yourself.
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