arr
1
u on hold a regular meeting
m.
1. serophne was sighted
r!- 'w.ll the direction 0! New York.
The next meeting of the
s
as lends: evening. July 11th.
In-
A
Mrs “‘21) is proving mow.a
' M- l ,t
.4... fl“ It the Norws‘lk
: at“? “so hsld oriental-day
”white. 3. ”scout-lol- Amen.
to-
” eve-tin» at malty hall.
over
n Norwslk this morning at 11:46
- Young
Ian's Cm club will be held
“era that. tangential-teas.
the means to put it ssron. for Coin»
munity Hail lays close to our smbi»
tions. Bome'dsy we’ll have it.
HARRY E. BOOFIELD.
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Jack Geafln is repainting the fresh
fruit and preserve concession stand.
m
Community Ksl 9’ Gee! I wish I had
.lii
if
'1
f
:
.6 more popular during these hot
”I. then'being a number of swim-
F‘rank Lynch of the. Roller Coaster
threezkon
at? the
sine! at senor Belarwhen they noted.
a nice yacht in the All 6*
sided they wished to see the yacht on
closer range so Joining lands they
started to. watt towards the yschr.
through the water with all M
clothes on.
in a bathing suit. rushed in and pull-
ed them out. Due to the- promptin-
of this lady probably several (scuttle-1
were stopped sagas not to mar this
season's happinej.
pm on the
They were seen by a ,
middle aged lady-satiny were up to:
their necks in the water. who. attired
Prudent—ix. J. 6 m
VIM—Jon P. 'nesdwell.
Geo W m
i Executive Committee-Jam H. W.
Gm. Job '1‘. lists. and William
: Committee as (It-out:~ F. ”Robert a.
Hartford. A
l
s
? ting mam ”morning. .-
s——
. Loo-l employees of
lawn inns .jsst Friday.
Ir. snails:
Oriaim‘hlrs. g ‘ _
'Iorh sly. for ‘few days at
home on 21 First street.
ry’ Harris are en
thei
A number of entries have been re
find for the ladies singles.
ubiasfiflsa’s doubles. by
m Club.
., E __
Kuhn-sine Dufault of Stamford
41 1
”menu.
of
’ Mm the members
“01'. Ms-
Bays playing near the Marvin school
’hve been making a nuisance of
.Iemsclvcs and are doing consider-
Cble damage around there. according
O complaints made to the police.
lumber- of St. Agnes Guild of
Christ Church are planning to hold
an ice cream and cake sale on the
Mo! the church-from 6 until 8
‘ o'clock. standard time this evening.
The last meeting and social for the
summer of the Adult Bible Class of
O9. Ens! avenue M. E. church will be
field tomorrow evening at the church
when a special music program will be
given.
«2
X number of East Norwalk young
men and citizens were present at tho
meeting in the Cih’ llnll lust 'w-nilli:
when E. Ti. Gsliaher formally pres-
Outed his plans for a gymnasium :Ill'l
olubrooms for Ult- young ll‘lt'll of the
any. '
—Bu:y Top Notch Bread.
Q'Judge John J. Walsh of
Point has almost entirely
from the effects of the accldcnt of
moral weeks ago when he inflicted
I cut on his left foot while chopping
wood. He gets about briskly al-
though with a slight limp.
Crcgory
rccnu-retl
The many fricmis of Mrs. Thomas
WBish. fonnerly of on Fifth «nu-m.
but who is residing in New Hump~
dare: willfbs grievcd to ht-ar that ht :-
MIT’MTI. Alice Cunningham. has
received word that Mrs. Walsh would
Int use the any out. Beside llcr sis-
)er she has» a danghtcr (Lillian.
fuse-2 may be a report on the street
Mute change to be submitted at the
July mot-ting of the common council
to he held on Tuesday eveninngulv
33m. and if there is. there will in all
probability be some change suggested
for a triangle at the east end of the
iridge. where Fort strcct, Wantington
street and &~uview avenue combine.
R0 WA‘PI‘ON
1dr.
have been spending a few days with
Hr. Sherron's pun-eats tn Rowsyton.
W.:T‘Esson. in charge of the Wil-
son Point aim-{or the U. s. err-
WMwhohasbeen on atour of
Shins-g Bean cannons- throughout
the country for the lsst two months.
It. roan-sled to his loesl station and
. ~n .Polnt and mov-
‘ 7M to the Shipping Board's
71’ the .l‘ormcr propertywhich
needed now that the force-
local )arrl have
moi The Sentinel:-
”ms pur library has been a
. o! menial gain for any person
' ‘ who cared to sign a. card
to eosnply with the rules
Thousands or
taken from the
of. ‘ _room and have fur-
u‘ thteuisenest of all 105‘. that
the m of the place leaves
: n - -i{or improvement. The
" .b poorly lighted. small and not
' bested.
. A plant is needed
r.- tbs Hook
. ess- supply.
, "1’” If this property is
I . .
Yb W by that organization.
”the for the good people of Row-
' -to so! u at hand.
, V» ~01 III are shouting for the
, . '1“! trademark a big city's
WMA Our forefathers lived and
' .wm the sanitary features
?. in but they turned the
‘1‘". leaves of literature and
‘ happy. contented. healthy.
men sud women.
55% ‘ It” ”uses the sea held high its
l in wholuome pride of purity.
I'll not compelled to receive the
- o: humanity. Now it must bow
,. one of the greatest forces in us-
vity-find gulp down the
..." of our living. because we
our escreta down its throat. I!
, se- eould but speak in words to
5‘. ‘ “We. its plea might be for
.f‘ conditions. for a reversion to
, . that
prevailed when men spent.
« eves letters rather”
the R. 8: G.
“the! company resumed their duties
8 the plant yesterday. after it shut
e Rudder. of New
ladies
the
nuts committee of the Norwaik
Wed by so brother Chester
Deficit. w-ss‘s week-end visitor
with”. Ind Mrs. Earl Hotchkiss of
-‘lhs. a. W. Kelley of fireside. place
the
forum‘s Audiiary of 'f‘hrlst churchlfroln Slam
disarm-tor an all day sewiagm
I appetite for supper.
and Mrs. Percival H. Sheri-on.
the former Burchtlrd '
‘der the hill. pr( paralory to [matters were discussed
and Ladder Com-l
trimmed the lawn around th
yesterday. .
—
Jack Berry h
park.
r outing here today.
of 1.500 people will reach here
board the. steamer Sirius tomorrow.
Jim Brown. Hurst-y and
v
soon sketching the bathing
Captain Albert Mills of the
yrslt‘rday.
ford especially
Roton Point.
A sign has lmcn placed at the ca-
trance to the bathing beach which
reads. "Persons coming into park in
bathing stilts must no
path House. This beach is a privately
lowned public beach for which a rent
is paid for the concession and as thv‘
bathing fee is
really pay for the privilege of using
this excel! nt-bathing beam. ‘ I
Thr- \Vlld Goose. a palatial 60-foot
)‘fiPll—l. lif'd up [u “1,. PVT ht‘rf’ yo!“
iN-rdav with lls owncrs. Mr. and Mrs
IR. ll. Units and a party of friends
_.'llloarvl. who journvyed hr-rc from-(Port
l“';lshlngton. Long Island. ‘to visit
:lfirlzi-s: lailm'. of tho Bath House.
glitz amt .\lr.=. Units are grcut friends
:or Earnest ”allots. having hccom0 m:-
‘ullzlinlmi in Miami. Florida. where
{Mr .lntl Ills. Hulls and Mr. llallev
‘\v_intor t-ach year. “llox.” a French
film” dog. winm-r nt' :1 lnrgc number of
Mun rihtmns at differcnt dog shows
nlnile'rlllit.« 3 hit with the pcopb oi’
thi- park. The yacht anchored off Ih(‘
sllnrl- of Rmvnvton for the night sail-
.illc away today. ‘
l
Thc Methodist Sunday .School of
'Stamrord held an outi' store you
:ilfly afternoon. re henat lo:
Iin two well filled idle cars. t'h
(«liar-rammed and hc‘id‘b. kei Inc ‘.
cons in the grove. after which the dif-
ferent concessions were well patron-
Ills-(l.
:popular when 21' large number of kid-
.'a dip. The largest number of young-
'stcrs at one time were in bathing yes-
terday. than in any othcr day this sea-
son. Large numbers of picnic-ken
wont out-for a delightful sail aboard
(‘nptnin Mill's ship the Lida May. The
cars left for homc at his with all of
its charges safe and all with a good
BELL: ISLAli—fb
Clarence A. Spear ishavlng new
Closets and storm doors installed at
his cottage “Oak Burst."
The people of Pine Point launched
the raft at South Beach yesterday
and it is proving s. popular spot for
swimmers.
James H. Hogan. of Batnvis. New
York. is visiting his brother. Charles
F: Hogan. at Hill Crest Lodge on
Summit street. for a few weeks.
The awnings have been placed into
poaition on the exterior of the win-
dows of the home of_Archibald Sel-
wyn. improving the appearaance of
the building greatly.
A meeting of the
committee was held
House last evening.
coming social
entertainment
at the Club
Plans for the
and general routine
Arthur C. Sheridan and mothcr.
Mrs. John Fairfax Sheridan and sis-
tcr Marie. of New York City. arc
spending the rest of the season at the
Andrews Cottage.
The grand children of William
lVVr-lght and as many of their friends
,as can fit into the basket phaoton.
.nre seen driving his beautiful Shet-
:land pony nearly every day around
tthe streets of Bell Island.
Miss Mary Kreutz. a social worker
lof Tuckahoe, New York. and her sis.
iter. Theresa Kreutz. a school teacher
;of Yonkers. New York. are spending
a few weeks as guests at the with
Camp.
l
Gencral card games will be enjoyed
at the card party this evening at the
Bell Island Club; suitable and appro-
.priate prizes will be given out. Bas-‘
ket lunches will be the feature of the.
;evening; a large attendance seems to“
be assured for this evening by the en--
thusiostic interest shown.
Miss Beatrice Bramber.
tendentof Harlem Hospital. Agnes
iCorcor-an. instructor of music at
Belicvue. Miss Elenorc Dlnehardt. in-
dustarial Y. W. e. A. worker or New
‘York City. and Alice Brunstrop. supv‘
.erintL-ndent of a large operating room
mpgfln-
e coaster
as charge of the Gas
Air Balloons concession located in the
The WashingtonParlt H. E..ch_urch
rof Bridgeport is expected to build then"
The Dayspring Presbyterian church
on
Walter
Jennings have gone into partnership
and have purchased a Saxon roadster.
A Japanese water color artist was
bench
yesterday. from the rocks at the pier.
. ship
Lula May had :1 very good business
People camc on the outing-,8 rummsge sale. today. from lo a. In.
for a trip
round thc Sound in the vicinity of
.V admission at’
so small people shouldl
The bathing beach prayed very '
.alivs as wo-li as grown lips went in for‘
m n ‘
’Llr. and John Finch and son
Fred have . ed to Broad Riven
’ --,.) {é—e‘f‘ »‘_
It is refined that (Snider George
Dance is not getting along as nicely as
his friends desire.
Miss Dorothy Holley has gone to
Boston. where she will enjoy a month's
vacation.
—Buy Top Notch Brood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Runner; of Dar-
ien entertained a number of relatives
and friends from. Brooklyn at their
home over the week—end and holiday.
The Church Aid Society of the No-
roton Presbyterian Church is holding
to 5 p. m.. in the Sundayschool room
of the church.
BROAD RIVER
Mrs. George S. Brown of New Can-
;asn is visiting llr. and Mrs. Charles
1M. Brown of Bartlett avenue.
Donald Walkley. of Meridcn. is via-1
iting his sister Mrs. John Gundrup of
Bartlett avenue.
—
Mr. and Mrs Finch and son Fred.
of Us rien have moved to Broad River.
{They have purchased the large old-
,fashioned house from Mr. and’hlrs.
’,_ rles ll. Lloyd and witcreaiodet
iii: ‘an up-lo-date dwellthg. . ,‘rhcy
are now building a large garage on
their newly acquired property. Mrs.
Finch was formerly Bliss Mai Lloyd
and is a sister to Charles-H. Lloyd.
“'OBLD 5W0 RECORD. .
CHICAGO. .luly 7.—A world record
of one minute and fifteen seconds for
the loo—yard swimming relay was set-
by the Chicago A. A. tank team. which
debated the Yale team. Eastern in-
tercallexlaie champions. at to 19. last
night. the mark formerly stood st
and inute. 16 4-5 seconds. and was
h , . y the Illinois A. C. The file
i ' is en route to Hawaii to com-
pqg . exhibition meets.
l
1
10. um PUBLIC 2
t I have opened a Watch. Clock and
ll. .
‘i'hs Ream Candy 00.. 11'
South Main street is a mighty. tine
place to enjoy a treat these warm
smel- days and evening but bee
ter still .it is an establishment when
"Quality Goods” are to be had. The
Vanilla and Mists ice cresnr
served here in and sundaesris a
high grade Vsnilh mad. from
the very best of. materials. Fresh
strawberry ios chasm made from the
fine fruit is now‘ being had in any
quanuty~dednd to take bane. Get
in the habit o: visiting this cosy place
centrally locatedarhere the best to be
laid in this line!- served every day.—
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This system
Jewelry repair shop at 64 “'11" street
where i am prepared to skillfully re-
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up-tmdatc
choosing.
in
own
Diamonds re-set
mountings of your
All kinds of fine Engraving in the
latest style letters and Monograms
Special attention to all classes of
work.
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64 mm Street.
If your watch is out of order.
Chas. H. Dilwortll.
. 64 “'nll Street.
See——
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