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hold its neat meeting at the church
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Henry Wymnan and wife. arespcad-
Ingthe next two weeksasl‘fllof
Ir. Wysman's parents. on Fitch street.
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~~ Ili- Christlne Eek. or New York
city. is expected home today to spend
the week-end and holiday with her
mother at her home on First street.
- Cards have been received from Hr.
. and lrs. Ariel Cameron. of Hawk-m
1' avenue. who have arrived in New
~ _ fine. Vt.. for several weeks stay.
5’7 Ir. and Mrs. Walter Bayre have
moved from Cove avenue into their
new home on Fourth street. whioi
was recently finished by Contractor A.
1. Wood.
Despite the weather. a number oi
children from New York city arrived
here yesterday for the summer at at.
tamer Home on Strawberry Hill ave-
sine.
The July meeting of the East Nor-
walk Improvement Association will be
held at Community hall on the after-
/ moon of Tuesday. July 5th, at the us«
rial time. .
-—Buy Top Notch Broad.
hfiss Faye Corridan and daughter.
J. Donald Corridan. of Gregory Boule-
vard. leave tomorrow evening for Chi-
cago. where they will spend the solu-
sner as guests of relatives.
-’ The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company is planning to participate in
the carnival parade this evening. The
members are to meat at the hose
house at 6:10 p. m. in dark tremors.
coat and cap. .
_
fir. and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter
‘ .7 ,hce after their honeymoon trip. The
"mauple spent the past week at Albany
'mnd hratoga. Mrs. Carpenter was
Vhlmesiy Miss Beach.
On Thursday evening. July 7th. the
members of St. Agnes Guild of Christ
.. «Church will hold a cake and ice cream
sale on the lawn ot the church from
C until 8 o'clock (8. T.) The proceeds
will gs to the general treasury of the
Guild.
The motor and blower for the organ
at Christ church have been installed
at the church and are now'in opera-
tion. and are giving the utm'o'st s‘hRso
faction. The work of installation was
done by Arthur W. Morehouse and
Frank W. Sturdevant.
.5 fi—m— .
“ Residents of Harvin Beach espert
to be able to witness some especially
brilliant firework displays on Mon-
‘day night. as they will be able to see
both the special display of sky pyro-
.. ' technics at Roton Point also the dia-
. uh! to be given at the Norwnlk
' Country club.
‘ 'A delightful social time followed the
, Irst quarterly conference at the East
"5 avenue M. E. church last evening.
- During the business the work of the
as . ‘ new conference year was taken up and
‘1 duos-ed at length. No business of
1.x ‘3; - especial interest to any save members
' - of the congregation was "We!
e
‘fi. mowever. ‘
” ., ROWAYTON
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raw _. an- Andrea Cote. of Meriden. is
.. an. week-end guest orna- Isabelle
’g‘.'?’"mfelter. film“ '
gun‘s-s- ..
.Bwn‘op Notch Bread-
"The Celebration of Our Indepen-
vteuoe" will be the subject of the ser-
at'nowaycon Baptist church.
are. 9:10 a. m. (B. T.). Frank H.
fistor. Bible School at 11 a.
T.) C. E. service at 0 p. m.
’ . and Union service at 6:80 p.
is. ‘. Rev. George Baird. of the Metho-
.--
- nevi Geo. A. Baird. minister. Bun-
m'morning worship at 0:80. The
.{ Communion service will be preceded
" /"ty an address entitled: "Comm-or-
', anion." Sunday school session will
.'mne at 10:50. A. M. The Sunday
" ' Community service will be
he Baptist Church at 6:80.
r meeting will be held at 1
Thursday evening in the
Topic for the service: “The
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BOTON POINT '
. (1 w
rs. Ms hss returned to her
hi. “the bath house at!" 8
2
Today the steamer urius brought
':-. EmpioysaslndutrialAs-
here.
may. the Polihmmerimn
. “' Club will arrive on the m-
i. 395‘ Nafl‘u for a day's outing.
am. July 4th. the Young lien-s
» . Society. of Brooklyn. wm
" ‘fl 0min! here. arriving on the
”to and Na‘n.
léphone Exchange held ii
.at the pavilion last evening. A
. 'Thnmber were present who en-
. wfidancing with the "Hello X‘s-J
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has‘bee’il tron by
fpassing counterfeit half dd-
‘tha past few days. Howeva)
' - . have averygeodelus
and they believe the party
‘wmmaabem
mimugoinstossa
. «asthstlssssnicncidhy
fork. is visiting his‘ parents onfiVan ,
five returned to their home 11 Betts -
people. -The dance pavilion was hired
”the association and dancing was
elm by 'tm' picnickers free of
charge. Games of all sorts were an-
Joyodandtheboatleftfor horneahont
ave o’clock.
BROAD RI VE
in Jet-my City. this arcernoon.
where he has lived for many years.
BELL ISLAND'
H. J. Wright and a party of about
15 friends went to the Dempsey-Car-
pentler fight in a body.
Donald Brush. son of J. L. Burgh
on Summit street. is going to Shelter
Island for a week's cruise.
The Edith Camp has been placed
in readiness for a large number of
week-end and holiday guests.
Louis L. Rowen. of Devon. Milford.
Conn. is going to spend the 4th of
July as the guefi of his wife at the
Summit House.
_
The floor of the Bell Island Club
is being put into shape for the com-
ing dance of Monday,
Hrs. Caldwell. of the Summit
House. has received applications of
reservation for the week-end and the
final” from about so people;
f ——
All the committees of the Bell Isl-
and Club are busy working to make
the grand opening of the season a
huge success; and from the present
indi‘tions such seems to he the case.
DARIEN & NOROTOIV
During the absence of Miss Church.
organist of the Congregational church.
Garence Cable or Norwaik. will pre-
hide at the instrument.
Thomas Buck is on duty in the cen:
ter today and reports a considerable
number of autos passing over the road
filled with holiday vacationists.
The‘cornedy “The New Minister"
will be presented on the evening of
July lith at the Center School audi-
torium by members of the Meihodlst
Episcopal church.
Several new members will be given
the hand of fellowship at the morning
service in the Congregational church
tomorrow. The Lord's Supper will
also be celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Shriver of
the Old King's Highway. returned
yesterday from an auto trip to llhine~
heck. N. Y.. where they have been
spending several days.
Extra editions of the Evening Sen-
tinel containing the full returns of
the Dcmpsey-Garpentier fight will be
on sale at Velie's news store within a
half hour after the light comes to a
conclusion today.
Mrs. Harry V. Snead of “Hearth-
stonc." Old King's Highway. Noroton.
friends at Hadden Hall. Atlantic City.
Mn. Snead is now on a visit to Miss
Mary E. Mcqnl of Philadelphia. She
will return to Noroton on July 4.
man and newsdealer. of Noroton. has
purchased the former Lane Block
comprising over an acre of ground.
Mr. Fitelson is making extensive im-
provements to the property which
now has six stores. three being occu-
fo‘rd. Mrs. E. Smith. laundry. and 8.
Taubel.
—nuy Top Notch Bread.
Judge Harry V. Snead of Noroton.
representing The Reuben H. Donnelley
corporation in Falrtleld 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~
bored there were interesting ”takers
and various features “(entertainment
Frank A. Black. viceepresidcnt, of the
Amocinted Advertising Club of the
World and president at the New Big.
land a-ociation, was a guest at the
eating. Mr. Black is from Boston and
is one of the best known advertising
men in the country. '
HARBOR VIEW
It. Jack-on is suffering from a bad
{00“- ' r ,
llr. hatherston has woven himself
neaflng cunptetiou. Just a. touch here
the finest on the Beach.
hr the longest while residents or
the beach were in quandry as to how
Robert Csrrnthers, of Broad River.
and. son Nelson. of Westport. are
amangthe spectators at the big fish!
John Finch moved to the Black
house. in Broad-River. from Darien.
spend-the weekend with a party of‘
E. Fitelson, well-known business,
pied 'by the Imperial Market of smut-’
which insureds good time to all.'
The home of George Stretton is “102mm "“1.
and there and his home will be among r
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Hart Schaffner & Marxs’ $50.00 Suits .
Golf Suits (2 pair Trousers).............
Sport Coats—Blues and Heathers . . . . . . . ..
Flannel Trousers.......................,........$6.00t0512.50 .0
Golf Stockings..........................................$3.50 °
Bathing Smts$3.50to$750
$35.00to$50.00
....$l8.003nd$20.00
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$3.00 Shirts Special at $1 .95
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ice Smith at the piano pleased. Chair-
season.
Honday morning. July 4th. the in-
stallation of the new flag pole will
take place on the club lawn with sp-
lproprlate exercises. The pole itself
iwill be a beauty when completed car-
'rylng the regulation lights for night
lightlng.. It will be some weeks be-
fore the entire flag pole is erected
but the main staft will be in readiness
for the fourth. Mr. George Hyde
president of the Harbor View Associa-
tion will make a short address previ-
ous to the flag raising.
This evening residents of Harbor
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DEPENDABLE
‘ PLUMBING
Quick Service
W. J. Ungvary
Phenom
‘ Rogers 69’ Stevens
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SO. N ORWALK
nesmy proved a wonderful attraction..VIew will enjoy a patriotic receptlbn
The house was well filled. "Honouand dance. A short period
lsound'I held the interest of all. Charfievening will be devoted to a patriotic
.observance of the 4th. The honor roll
man Steurer axmd himself as be- tablet that adorns the wall of the
ing well pleased at the very encour—lclub house was dedicated two years
.aging remarks that were uttered in ago. Seventeen names of Harbor View
behalf of club life at Harbor View and boys are on the tablet with two gold
anticipated a very successful social stars and it is to the memory this part
‘ ot the evening will be given.
8. cousin will give a short patriotic
addrem and William H. Gleim. Harbor
and Weltain
BIIX. popular baritone, will silk pa-
triotic selections.
July z.—The de-
property has
MEXICO CITY.
partment of national
asked for bids on a new hotel here to
INDEPENDENCE
The old Liberty Bell in Independence
Q‘s"
J
“You-Want a Better
Hall, Philadelphia, is a smybol of freedom
2.4 from slavery-earn bank book stands for inde
pendenee too. Both mean the self same
thing, namely. the breaking of savery’s
laminar-the breaking of the link that holds
techs vicious habit of careless spemlmg. ..
cost no less than “£00,000 (pesos)
“modern in construction and decora-
best in the world." The work is to
corner. and one of the stipulations of.
the contract is that the second floor:
hibits of national products.
the W Home, South llaln street.
at 6 o'clock (D. T.) this evening to‘
secure their uniforms and to take the
take part in the carnival parade.
so.'N0RWALK MONUMENTAL wo
OPEN WIRING!
sic senuc'ndn on can ENTIRE ITOCK or nonusem
. ALso
luvs Agent Commission. We Employ No Agents
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