he vestry of Christ ‘M “will:
”d its next meeting It the
‘monday evening Julyflh. .
T. 3. Wallace. of Wood; New
fin. is visiting his parents on Van
.ndt street. overfths Dearth. ‘ ;
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Henry Wynnan and wits. are spend-
mg the next two weeks am o!
h. Wysman's parents. on Fitch street.
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li- Christine Bck. of New York
‘ty. is expected home today to spend
{be week-end and hollow with her
.other at her home on First street.
'cards have been reaived from Ir.
and Mrs. Ariel Cameron. ot m
mnue. who have arrived in New
fine. Vt., for several weeks stay. 4
Iir. and Mrs. Walter Sayre have
moved from Cove avenue into fluid-
now home on Fourth street. M:
was recently finished by Carma? Li
L Wood.
Despite the weather. a number ot
obildren from New York city arrived
here yesterday for the summer at at.
fillies Home on Strawberry Hill on-
one.
The July meeting of the M Nor-
wallt Improvement Association will be
held at Community hall on the after-
noon of Tuesday. July 5th. at the us-
ual time.
-—Buy Top Notch Bread.
Miss Faye Corridan and daughter.
J. Donald Corridan. of Gregory Boule-
vnrd. leave tomorrow evening for Chi-
mgo. where they will spend the sum-
mer as guests of relatives.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company is planning to participate in
the carnival parade this evening. The
members are to meet at the hose
house at 6:30 p. m. in dark trousers.
ent'and cap.
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fir. and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter
have returned to thélr home it Bette
— ghee after their honeymoon 'trip. The
‘eouple spent the past week at Albany
and Raratoga. Mrs. Carpenter was
fatherly Miss Beach.
On Thursday evening. July 7th. the
”tubers of St. Agnes Guild of Christ
church will hold a cake and ice cream
male 'on the lawn of the church from
s until I o'clock (8. T.) The proceeds
will go to the general treasury of the
Guild.
'l'lie motor and blower for the organ
at Christ church have been installed
at the church and are now in oungra-
area. and are giving the u
dauion. The work of insta tion wall
' dds by Arthur _W. Moréhouse and
' ‘ mat w. Sturdevant.
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Residents of Marvin Beach expert
to ‘be able to witness some especially
brilliant firework displays on Man-
dsy night. as they. will be able to see
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both the special display of sky vyro- '
technics at Roton Point also the dis-
play to be given at the Norwnlk
Cdbntry club.
‘A delightful social time followed the
first quarterly conference at the East
avenue M. E. church last evening.
During the business the work of the
new conference year was taken up and
discussed lit length. No busine. of
especial interest to any save members
of the c0ngregatl0n was transacted
however.
R0 WA YTON
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files Andrea Cote. of Meriden. Is
the Week-end guest of Miss Isabelle
Klinefelter. : I .mu
—Buy Top Notch Breath:
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' “The Celebration of Our Indepen-
' deuce” will be the subject of the ser-
use "at Revvayton Baptist church.
erd. 9:.30a m. (8. '11.) FrankH.
Wk pastor. Bible School at 11 a.
.m.(8.'l'.)C. E. serviceatdp. m.
(3. '1‘.) and Union service at ii: 80 p.
.. . Rev. George Baird of the Metho—
0‘ church. speaker.
Bownyfon Methodist Episcopal
Church Services.
See. Geo. A. Baird. minister. Sun.
in, morning worship at 9. 30. The
Communion senice will be preceded
by an address entitled: ”Commemor-
ation." Sunday school session will
convene at 10:50. A. M. The Sunday
evening Community service will be
held in the Baptist Church at 6: 80.
The Prayer meeting will be held at 7
o'clock Thursday evening in the
chapel. Topic for the service: "rho
Mortar."
ROTON POINT
”
- THESE. Sammis has returned to her
duties at the bath house after a
“Mess.
‘M‘y the steamer Sirius brought
. "-iper'ry Employees Industrial As-
‘mtion here.
Sunday. the Polish- American
ufliisend Club will arrive 'on the steam-
"oi‘Nassuu tor a day's outing. 1
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Wuhn Society. of Brooklyn. will
r Beagate and Nassau.
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"The Telephone Exchange held
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- among the whims at the big fight
the grand opening of the season a
huge success: and from the present
' outing. Mr. Black is from Boston 1nd
“Woman Juiy‘lth. the Young ”Men's
an outing here. arriving on the
a
Unce at the pavilion last evening. A
number were present who en-
dancing with the “fielio Lae-
park has been troubled by
pa-‘ingeouuterfeithaif‘del-
noon with 700 people aboard .,
steamer Taurus. The managers .
M allowed the picniokers ‘m
use ”Oman veranda to
its basket parties. Special be
tabimwers laid out ms- the ass ot
people. The dance pavilion was hi ' ‘
by the mum and dancing ‘
(flayed by the- picnickers free 0 .
charge. Games of all sorts were one
m and the boat left Ior’llome ’-
mve o'clock.
BROAD RIVER
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and son Nelson. of Westport. a -.
in Jar-soy City. this atternoon.
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tohn Finch moved to the Black
rhouss. in Broad River. from Darien.
where he has lived for many years.
BELL ISLAM)
H. J. Wright and a party of about '
16 (Honda went to the Dempsey-Car-
pentier fight in a body.
Donald Brush. son of J. L'. Brush
on Summit street. is going to Chelter
Island for a week'svcruile.
'rhe Edith Camp has been placed
in readiness for a large number of
week-end and holiday guests.
Louis 1.. Bowen. of Devon. Milford.
Conn. is going to spend the 1th of
July as the guest of his wife at the
Summit House.
_
The door of the bell Island Club
is being put into shape for the. com-
ing dance of Monday.
“rs. Caldwell. of the Summit
Bottle. has received applications of
reservation for the week-end and the
f‘Fourtli” from about 50 people.
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All the committees of the Bell Isl-
and Club are busy working to make
indications such seems to be the case.
DAMEN&N0ROIUNJ
During the absence of Miss Church.
organist of the Congregational church.
Clarence Cable of Norwalk. will pre-
iide at the instrument.
Thomas Rock is on duty in the cen—
ter today and reports a considerable
number of autos passing over the road
filled with holiday vacatiouists.
The comedy "The New 'Minister"
will be presented on the evening of
July 14th at the Center School audi-
torium by members of .the Methodist
Episcopal church.
several new members will be given
the hand of fellowship at the morning
aarvkze in the Congregational church
tomorrow. The Lord's Supper will
also be celebrated.
O..—
Mr. and Mrs. nrren'L. Shriver of
the Old King's lghway. returned
yesterday from an auto trip to lthine-
beck. N. Y.. where they have been
spending several days.
Extra editions of the Evening Sen-
tinel containing the full returns of
the Dempsey-Carpentier light will be ~
on sale at Velic's news store within a
half hour after the light comes to a-
conciusion today.
llrs. Harry V. Snead of "Hearth—
stone." Old King's Highway. Noroton.
spend the week-end with a party of
friends at Hadden Hall. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Snead is now on a visit to Miss
Mary E. McGilI of Philadelphia. She
will return to Nonton on July 4.
ans-ma;
E. Fitelson. well- known business
man and newsdealer. of Noroton. has
purchased the former Lane Block
comprising over an acre of ground.
Mr. Fitelson is making extenshe im-'
provements to the pupperty Which
now has six stones three being occu-
pied by the Imperial Market of Stam-
fart! Mrs. E. Smith. laundry. and a
Taubel.
-—Buy Top Notch Bread.
Judge Harry V. Snead of Noroton.
representing The Reuben H. Donnelley
corporation in Fairlie-id County. with
offices in Brideport. publishers of tele-
phone directories. was a guest of the
New Haven Advertising Association at.
a "sheep bake" at Fairlea Farm in
Orange on Wednesday. In addition to
a banquet which will long be remem-
bered there were interesting speakers
and various features of entertainment
which insured a. good time to all.
Associated Advertising Club of the
World and president of the New Eng-
land association. was a guest at the
is one of the best known advertisin.
men in the country.
HARBOR VIE W
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cold.
llr. Featherston has proven him-oi!
a proficient builder. His two new
cottages are designed with keen taste
and‘ style.
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The home of George Btretton is
nearing aosnpletion. Just a touch herd
and there and his home will be among
Robert Oarruthers. of Broad River. .
lpropriate exercises. The pole libel!"
Frank A. Black. vicemresident of the ‘
Mr. Jackson insulatingtromabad
wwgfltwm -
Hart Sdlaifner & Marxs’ $50.00 Smts$3450
Golf Suits (2 pair Trousers) $35.00to$50.00
Sport Coats—Blues and Heathers............:518.00and$20.00
Flannel Trousers $6.00to$12.50
Bathing Suits. $3.50to$7.50
SO. NORWALK MONUMENTAL W' ""i
ALBERT D. MORGAN
M '0 N U M EN TS
. W‘ilsbucriou on can ENTIRE srocx or quuusms
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nesday proved a wonderful attraction. View will enjoy a patriotic recepfibn cost no less’than 84,000,000 (pesos)
The house was well tilled. "Honor
Bound" held the interest of all. Char-
les Smith at the piano. pleased. Chair-
man Steiner expressed himself as be-
ing well pleased at the very encoun;
aging remarks that were uttered in
'behnir of club life at Harbor View and
anticipated a very successful _s)ciai
383.80 11.
Monday morning. July 4th. the in-
staiiation of the new flag pole will
take place on the club lawn with as»:
will be a beauty when completed car-
rylng the regulation lights for night
lighting" It will be some weeks bow
fore the entire flag pole is erected
but the main staff will be in readiness
for the fourth. Mr. George Hyde'
president of the Harbor View Associa-
tion will make a short address previ—
Ous lo the flag raising.
This evening residents of Harbor
DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
Quick Service
w. J. Ungvm-y
PM are»
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Bread
the finest on the Beach.
For the longest while residents of
ffirtberlties Maison“
lhwand they miss-wens elubleuse
. meoamehendsdeosn
thebeaohwcreinquandrysstoho.
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and dance. ‘A short period of the
evening will be devoted to a patriotic
observance of the 4th. The honor roll
tablet that‘florns the wall of the
club house was dedicated two years,
ago. Seventeen names of Harbor View
boys are on the tablet with two gold
stars and it is to the memory this part
of the evening will be given. Wilfred
s. Cousin will ghe a short patriotic
address and William H. Gleim. Harbor
View’s superb tenor. and Weltsin
Blix. popular baritone. will sing pa-
triotic selections.
mICO CITY. July 2.-T‘he de-
partment of national property has
asked for bids on a new hotel here to
Hall, Philadelphia, is
from slavery—a bank
pendence too.
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Phone 500 .Norwalk.
"modern in construction and decora-
tion. and to be compared with the
best in the world." The work is to
be finished within two years. The site ‘
selected is on a prominent downtown ' ‘
corner. and one bf‘llle stipulations of.-
the contract is tho. the second fioort
of the building is for ex~l
hibits of national products.
All Elks are requested to meet at .'
the Elks' Home. South Main street, ‘
at 6 o‘clock (I). '1‘.) this evening to
more their uniforms and to take the
car for Norwaik. where they will
take part in the carnival parade.
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u—Panamas and straws at O'Briens.
IN‘DI'TENDENCE
The old Liberty Bell in Independence
Both mean the self same
thing, namely, the breaking of slavery’ s
chains-the breaking of the link that holds
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