this afternoon.
' ‘lsginningtodaylocalmarksuclw
-‘ataoondssiishtumeinnsadotat
in standardtim.
hands Crosby has returned to his
he on Beaview avenue from his
l” at comxmhmn.
Tho Kim. Alice arr and lhbd
ulnar an an)!!!“ s m, m
.nir duties at the ofloe of Town Oerk
”rt R. Smith today. ‘
.‘ I‘ll-rs"
1 Judge John J. Walsh 0! Gregory
:15“: who injured his. (pot several
“to ago while shopping wood. is
about again. wflh the aid of a cane.
-—Buy Top notch Broad. .‘
Workmen of the street department
'ere busy. (in Seaview avenue and on
Ila-egory Boulevard. today. applying a
' “lag of sand to the on which has
been spread along there.
Frederick E Husford. of Stamford.
.eaker of the House at the 19" ses—
‘on of the Legislature. together with
.mrty of friends. visited
Jot-walk last evening.
8t. Aznes' Guild. of Christ church.
int hold an ice cream and cake sale
‘d lawn party at the church. on the
hwn. on the evening of July 7th. from
I until 8 o'clock (Standard time).
Tricnds of Nelson Silcox. the yooogl
by who was :nJured on Fort street
.mp weeks ago. when he sustained a
Mun of thr left ankle. are pleased
a learn that he will soon be able to
return to his Thomas street home.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
‘oard rat the East axenllc M. ..
dnncb. held last owning. the matter
a! the! annual picnic of the school to
IIotnn Point was dll-cllssrd. it will be
Its-Id u'Hk after nest. l‘ut no definite
date has been set. as yet.
'l'he dl’f‘h. which was being dug in
mm of the home of Frank Yicka.
up First street. and which caused a
-ve-in of the Dorlon Point troilcy
tacks Saturday afternoon inst has
teen mil-d In. and the cars can again
-fcly usf- the tracks.
The huny type of two man cars
'crc helm! list-d on thr- l70"3n Point
”he yr-stbrday in order I) am o'nodatc
those \llm were altcn l'n: lhr- “After-
noon ()1 Purprises' al the Norw‘ollt
(bunny club ‘lfll" thr- HUSDl‘J'H of
tine No'w’alk Republican “'omrrn's
“Charon.
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Thr rink! l, Lauri! n.
Iohn (‘ ‘ p on the amatr of
ii [ILHL’ I
«cpl ht- old Saugatuck
road. "I" “Ml“"l‘"! 'l‘ll" It ill (if at:
tentlon
Inchmhismatthsi
in East'
”I“?
“automamtnforanics
swish. .
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uMuJaasnablesentss-tab
sdaboutdtitipeopisladmnmgu
thedaactngpavnlsnwith’tneirwono
they were for just one more
encore. The f apparanoe of the
nobles will be . July lath.
uP—w
ficursisas sli- outiags hold hen-~
today are the nanhattan Grocery
Company or New York: First Congre-
gational church of NorwaixgfiCongro-
gationai Churchusf South orwalk.
'Chrfl church of m. 131‘
‘Cosgrsgati ‘ slickofwasaol
and. blow church oi
Greenwich.
~ Plastics and outings tor tomorrow
are Washington {’ark M. E. Sunday
'Bchool of Bridgeport; South Non-walk
'and Norwalk H. E. Sunday School:
I'nlted Congregational Church of
Bridgeport; St. Paul's Episcopal of
Norwalk and St. Andrews church at
Its-tam!
The New Haven branch office of the
Columfi'a' Graphophone Company held
an outing in the park here yesterday.
There were 2! people who made the
tr'i in a large auto bua Music was
cultured while enrouts. furnished by
one of their own portable talking ma-
‘chinn Luncheon was moved In the
:grows and dancing was enjoyed later
,in the pavilion. The bus lett foz~ home
about 0:00 in the evening.
" Great excitement was caused by the
finding of a human skeleton by Henry
Porting. the park's carpenter. who
locating it in back of the bath house
immediately started to look around
!tor the pars detective to help and out
about this later murder mystery. Ru-
‘mor had it that it was cast up by the
Ewan-r and that it was placed later
'back there.
quickly subsided when the people
were informed by Hop Benedict that
lit was a papier macho skeleton which
"was used in the Fun House ljt sea-
'son. and on closer inspection revealed
itself as such to be the case
1. The St. Trintatis n. 1.. church of
ilolloken. New Jersey. held an outing
hert- _vestc-rday. There acre 1.400
people present. arriving on the steam-
‘er Sirius which was delayed nearly by
:two hours in reaching hcrc due chief-
‘lv to the dense fog on the Sound.
Itaslict luncheon, were held in tho
grove and after which dancing was
unfinfd by a grlat number of peopTv.
quitt- a number going in for a swim
The ship sailed at an early hour so as
to get home. all the fog was so hran
that naVlgaiion was a difficult think
Hoswver the rain had driven most of
the poop]!- on to the boat at an earl)
3hour and while regrets were heard
that thry “hand" to loavc such a de-
lightful spot. it rrally was best.
HG ll ,i"ii[‘]lv “h“ llflfis [ht-l “w.
"are. l/..' l?‘- M .. 3‘, 31...... l" 0H- l 11/1RBOR VIE‘Ir/
Were """"l "1'! S'ilwld) afternoon Walk-9
125:1?!qu H". "”1 "' 'inulul: out it!
ltlr 1 . a . .
nrdunv ' U" "ml,” '0 .,..“ “"5". Mr Jackson spent the wm-k-tnd nl
_.., Git-at Harrington with frlcnlls.
Thl *1 : ..—.
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Bunting. ”I: m! mt” rs ("I ”‘01 Mi.“- l.mlis .‘lhlrs will luv the guts!
"-’-"Ul oi Chris! (‘hurgh lh-‘r
:30er and Danni-l. and mi-mbsrg m
u." «1.31 Auxiliary of the church l
‘1st aboard a apt-cull car fur limo“!
lolnt fur til-v annual picnic, The car
left ”Autumn Nation at £43 o'vluck '
(H. 'l' P
from lib-cu .t 4 "1.:- aifvlzmon.
l
Mir» litliv Gertrude llrown. tlzlugll-'
tor or .lilllll'fs P llrown of lirrwlcll.T
)1... and .‘il'lun l’ Lot-kc mm of
>Charla~ \k'. int-kt. of Northampton.‘
Iii. ll u-rv ll::l.'vd l:l marriage at llll‘
mrfio'lvlfl“ or it: .ivlwmt Christian
church :-' 7 All lllln lllurlilli; by.
Rev. Frank L. Long The couplu it'll
for u worming trip to New York and
Yarmou'h. .\ S. and Will make lhl'ir
home “I Northampton. !
i
Binr'c the gift ur "all Pasture ill-ach ‘
do the (it) lry the Marlins. lietts andl
Judge Grvlu'ry. tlu-u- has lu-t-ll a not-'
able incrcau- ln traffic lo this. the,
city's latest acqulultion, People who
have newn- lmforv gonc to the beach.
have don:- sn within till- past few days ’
imply to look thc- I
rvincc uw-r. Jitllcy
hwa haw also taken a numb-r of
people lo the tu-ach for picnic and.
swimming pul'lll‘l. l
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ROWAYTON .
————~ ‘
The picnic mason in in f V
’ . ull swln at
3:3?" 1l'omt. Hardly a day palises
on on outing ol som‘ ‘ I"
held there. 0. sort bring.
Th
e news lulu reached. here I
dent}: ml Huturduy of livn VilnoCotrl‘3
land! liawlhes. twelve-year-old duugh-'
ter of. Mr. and Mrs. Monougnll Howl-I
Du. atT’ht-lr home in ltldgei‘leld. The
family has Ii lJ‘illllrl *
keneke. A ll hotm. at To-.
—Buy Top Notch Bread.
This evening at 7'3no‘t-10c
the exert-lacs nttrndant onkllg’. 1TH:
veiling .of thc‘ m'er'rfilfial Tablet to lto-'
waytous servici- sonn and dnughtersl
will lne held in that communltv An'
upeclally elaborate program ‘of a
patriotic nature has been r ‘
. c z
the occasion. p ”ll-Ed for.
Hills Fa rah F2. \‘rt-odcnlnlrg.
wayton and Oscar J ll
. . _. . l‘OW .
Port (homer. N. .. were unltrild
marriage at the home
brothrr Arthur Vrct‘
firm-i, JSlaml'nrd.
Prank l.“.‘ll9
of
of;
In
of the bride's
denhurg. 14 Water:
1 lalitf evening. Rev '
.ong 0 East. N
performed the ceremony. The 13:11:
worr- attv-nded l) ' ll "
find alstllr-in-law). le brlét l bro'her‘
Cap'nln James Nelson of '
uplurv-«l a Hill? f90t nharkngv‘aagllfnng.‘
about in” pounds in his nets of! Port.
Jeffcrson on Monday afternoon Hi1,
mpttlrr- was brought with him to R0-
::r);::;liltv\\'ll;'l':'t lit tactical considerable
. . .. s 0 rs ’
number or‘year's that' Wigwam:
the. has been found in IOcnl waters
The presence of the shark is taken to.
flesh. by those who fo‘fiow rhe‘water.
t3: ‘1‘.“ water Will be extremely warm
a year and That l‘o ivll stay w'l'l'ln
until late in the . 'is Abe
flowed that the fish was a “stray" and
that it had gotten into the Sound
Waters by mistake. The shat-k was
cut. up. and will be used for fertilizer.
M
’ ‘ROTON POINT
“—
m- Nellle Still- 0:
Dacer took her fl dip of 3: $2:
m. . ‘-
;.'.ll wil‘. make the return trip;
, motion picture show.
l”"°“ is completing two new houses
‘and Mr. Lawrence Just completed two
‘declded improvement. “2'61“.“ house
lpmperty has been grmd and‘ filled
i0! Hrs. Hteun—r for the Hummer,
lllvbarul Kt"'§llfl\l splnl a few days
at lllw Dartmouth College boat tacos.
Malcolm liaxter ruined lip thr-
waiv-r a hit Fundav in LI:- nohl.) .lyo-v-l
boat.
Miss "Dot" Bernard is wonring n
luzllllil’lll diamond .lngiix» fllv'nl ring.
tlw Kilt of Richard Hale.
llnrrv Ankey's launch The Name.
Hus made its lire! lily of ill: season
on Sunday. It ‘lvwlopcd much IDI'M
G-urge Hide has ln-rn having quite
a run of good luck tishlng.
blacks he consider-«l 'nnt so good"
last l-‘undny.
A patriotic dnncc is scllcdulrd for
lhr .‘lltl of July and on the Fourth of
July :l confetti and serpentine dance
will hold sway.
Arr. and Mrs, Yuhl. apt-int the wick-
r-lid in lhrlr cottage. "The “Pillows."
The-y are planning alterations which
will ivld atlraclluness to the hall.”
and grounvl' , ‘
Fischer's llllllkr-ns will furnish the
llllinit‘ for lhr «lanccs for the scum"
Till-y haw already won (her wny into
lhw hrnrts of the good pc-uplc of "an
her View. They are talented. vivacl-
(ms and do their utmost to plnnse
\Vrdnosday evening the club house
committee have arranged for its first
Harry Carm-
ln one or his best wrstcrn picltlrt-s is
part of the excellent program. Charles
Smith will he at the piano.
Notcs n‘ the financing of the new
tennis courts are being nold last. Suc-
cmm has been assured and the. com-
mlttu- have already signed the con-
tr'acl ‘for the property. The new courts
two in number. will be ideally located
and they will be patterned after the
hurt courts in Connecticut. A locker
room. showers and grand stand will
be among the innovations. Charles
Smh’h and Horace , Plan de-
serve much praise in developing ill-r
plani for this improvement which will
lernit added value to property on the
island. “Don" McLaren and Ed Halt]
are busy on the club's by-laws. Thc
ems wlliflye ready July 16th.
The Harbor View Club opened its
doors Saturday evening. The occas-
sion was the tint dance and reception
of the season. A large number of lh.‘
summer tolks were present and all
seemed happy and iovial. If Saturday
evening is any criterion Harbor View
will enjoy a. very happy season. Manv
changes have taken place on this
ideally located island since last sum-
mer and the casual visitor is amazcdl
upon a walk around this popular rc-
sort. Among the largest alterations
that took place were on the homes
owned by Mr. Baxter. Mr. Stretton.
Dr. McGreggor. Mr. Henry and his.
Mitchell. New homes wcre built by
George Johnson. rd Raid. Mar-
lon Bogart. Miss McGrane and M1.
Costigan. Mr. Wood entirely renovat-
ed the "Emerald Isle." Mr. Feather-
on the south shore. Each year brings
and is now being nodded. Dr. Worth-
msn' has added several plots to his
property and landing audibeautith
ing his land.
BROAD RIVER
Miss Cathctlll Fill-hanks of
was visiting...“ch it» ‘
ot Bartlett swans. yesterday. “
l“- m g - . $01.13
1- spending a' ' ' ‘
nouns.) . J‘
y... .. ,. .
The excitement howeyerl
ThlrlY'
Plano Solo ..............Prof. Bum.
Recitation Barbara Allen;
Daysot‘i'hsmek .. uneven
iblo.. '........!risnequale
.c..--.
Selection . . ....... . . . By Orchestra
Balloon Drill . . . . ......... By Girls
Sistch . . . . . ..... Love of a Bonnet
Cast
Mm Clipper.... Mrs. Chart-Guile.
Kitty . . . . . ........ . Marjorie Cuties
Kstty ............. . Sophh. Thella
Mrs. Historic ..
Aunt mpkins .
Dora “one
DARENK: NOROTON
~—a—- .
The building of the R. H. Smith
Company has bsan unmoved in ap-
pearance liy rccchlng a fresh coat of
. . Ill-a Chat-ha Gillies
Mn. Thomas James
bans Joll-
'palnt.
July 20 is the date (or the Congre-
gational Sunday school picnic at
Peach Lake and not the llih as stat-
ed in yesterday's Evening Sentinel.
The store of George A. Vclie is a
busy place these days. especially for
the boys who are interested in the
large stock of Fourth of July good!
on sale there.
l'ousmastcr Fred Smith ends his
vacation tomorrow and with his fatn-
lly is attending the double header
ball game at the Polo Grounds in
New York today.
The Gill Agency has rented for
Mrs. “'illlam Ii. Bentley her Mana-
firld avenue home furnished until
liclober to Daniel T. \Vebster. a cot.-
ton broker. of New York.
Town (‘lcrk Hicphcn R. iloyt and
“'illlsm Pension of Noroton Heights
are going to Mel-idea tomorrow to at-
trnd the 51st anniversary of the Ma.-
st.r.lc \‘ctcran Assoclsilon.
Thc Glll Agency has sold the
l'dl’llf‘K csintl‘ at Tokeneke to Harold
J Flow, of l‘hlladclphla. After es-
linll\f alts-fltionn Sir. Close alll
makr- this his summer home.
There was a verv small attendance
at the concert given in the Center
school by Miss llllda Katherine
Schulz. last evening. Those fol-tun.
me enough to he preacnt enjoyed. a
tlncly arranged program.
A rtr‘l‘plion will in- held in the rrc.
tors: of fit Luke's Church. Noroton.
Hill! r-wulng.,from I to ll. by Rev.
Howard lmmhiall. the rcctor, and
Sin- Dumbbell. Members of the con-
lrrcgallon and Ihelr' friends are cor-
dially invncd U) be present.
-——nuy Top Notch Road.
The tlnal accounting of John Fla.
herty of Darien. executor of the alll
of liil mother. Mrs Honora F‘lshrrtv.
has turn accepted ivy Judge John P.
Kcnting. in the Stamford Probate
Court. The estate was bequeathed to
Mac sons. Martin Flahcrty rcceivcd
22"". Morris “shorty was given a
pit-cc of land by the will. This same
land had been doeds-d to him befor.
his mother's drath. John l-‘lahcrty
received a pieci- of land.
BELL ISLAND.
————
Trnnls courts. of the llell Island
Club. are being placed in cgnditiou for
the opening of the club.
Mrs 1-2. 1-2. Hut! reached here. Mon-
«lay owning. to stay with her daugh-
ter. Maryland Hun. at the Summit
house. r.
The entertainment committee at tho
llcll Island Club. has decided to hold a
dance on Monday evening. July “it.
instead or Saturday. “I it was origin.
as . - a
You Are a
Stranger Only Once
In This Bank
Recitation . . .. . . .. Lcola Donovan, ing: 60-yard dash. for boys under it
Old V'irginny .... By Boy‘s Club Years: 50-yard dash. for girls under
Piano Solo Prof. Bliss," in": 50-yard dash. for men' so-
Recitation ..-........ Dorothy Hills‘m dug} tor laditea: f divlns
MM men: may sing eon-
EianoSola.....Ost-tnldsmm .‘I II 0'
gentleman and lady partner:
men; an Evinrude boat race. known
, contest; our... also am
will be Blessed and tn
an to unit it. thwducl being unable
tarisehomthe'ntenssiiswlngs
will Mm. m land events will
legged races and doughnut races. for
men. women and children.
ate prises will he given out for these
events The committee deserves a lot
of credit for such an excellent
rangoxnent of events.
race. married men opposing the single 1
as a "kicker" race: motorboat racez“
mart “moth at. threein the alien.
noon Thenwillbepommmceat»
Appropri- 3
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