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EAST No1? WALK
The Boys‘ club will not meet this
melting because of the holiday.
Clarence Nichols of Osborne an'cnut
hr purchascd a new bicycle.
Ham; local people are planning out
.of town trim: uwr the holiday.
Local {:2 Writs. wr‘ro. for the most part.
cloned it; u‘nsnrvanc: of the holiday
m.
The Mt-morinl Day parade in to start
from East avonue and Van ‘Zandt
Mt this morning.
Many wiAhing part3»: _haz‘e beon
planned for today. as; the tide Will
be about right.
The Sunday School board of the
East owns»: M. E. churth Will mt-c:
demorrow s-venmg at the church.
Jumps McGovern. count-.20: orport
In BHIHIF‘DOI'L was 21 recur Visual
with friends. in Ema: Norwmk.
The twgular 1.;M-r‘n-z: or in. East
End Athlnm- again-2955.611 'was held last
evening at the boom o: Clareure Jack-3
son. Cow; uvcnuc.
This: :ts‘n van-n .tnvl this on: hing at
the Norwulk (‘uuz'tfty rvluh Kiln." wiil
be dancing. Flt-“ltirl'fi,ilrr‘}.€‘£‘.!i| fur-
nishing ti .. music.
Extm‘im‘ work on tho home of Anton
Pagan): \‘un Znndt strt ct is undr-r way
and will in- comple-to-«l tints wvek it is
expected.
Clifford “omi'lock has takcn his
start bout :rom its mooring placn in
East Ni??'\'~‘ldk.and baa put it into
commission at tho Nozwali: Yacht
club.
A son way horn (r. the 24th. to Mr.
find Mrs. (‘tifl‘ord Raymond. at lllL‘lr
East avenuv homo. Mother and child
:ro doin‘: nit-«ly, Dr. vage ('ram br-
ing in attendance.
The Em: Norwulk W‘hecl club will
take a trip to Bridge-port tomorrow.
leaving at 10 O'clof‘k. their dest'nation
being Seaside park, where may will
to in for a dip. the season opening
there. Some of the members plan to
visit Pleasure bcach.
Mrs. (Morge- R. Van Alstyne- has'
sold to the (‘ity of Nurwalk. hcr soc-
Man of land on Se-aview avenue which.
the city has acquired for tho Scaviewi
park purpm-‘os. This is the last bit
of land to b» acquired. the Aisthorpe
holdings. and tho land held by the
. gthis season.
Manager Neville mm mm
rk this season than ever
239”? M912, the French. chef in the
( {EVER
Theyneuben Donnelly . . _
company. oi New York City, will
arrive here Friday to enjoy a dinner
Mr. Barley-
A few Polar bears plunged into the
water vesterday for a few minutes
They state that the water Is wonder,
lull}: warm therefore it is believed
that a huge throng will try the plunge
today. >
The authorities at Roton Point
have received a number of complaints
concerning the condition of the road
leading to the pat-lot. This piece of
highway is in poor condition and in
much need of attem’cn. ‘
Rav Curtis is again at the park this
season. having charge of “The
vrlusher." which has pl‘oved_to be a
big drawing card. Mr. Curtis' man:-
friends: will be glad to see him again
The: first display of fireworks for
the season will be seen this evening
and will probably be the greatest the
residents of Norwalk and the sur-
rounding cities have ever witnessed
The main feature of the evenlugrwill
b9 the Niagara Falls, which will cover
a spar-n ot‘ sc'venty fem. For this
piece two huge poles have been
(reeled,
A great many perple have adoptco
the custom of coming in their cars in
bathing suits and then walking
through the purl: to the batch. Marta
gcr Hayley states that he would rather
this custom be abolished this season
Now arrangements haw: been made
with ruicrence to parking space. In
thopast it has been the custom U
paying what you wish to the boy
in charge of the parking SDaCP but
now a nominal charge will be made.
MAE/rte.» NOE?) TOA
The Men‘s chorus of the Congrc
gational church met last cvcning for
rehearsal.
The members of tho “'09 Burn
Golf club enjoyed a buffet supper las'
evening at thr- club housc.
l V ‘ .
'Hiram B‘ Taylor was the guest. of
(‘, G. Taylor at Roland-Dale Farm
Sunday.
Must. f}. Willard Embroy who upt‘n‘
Notional Bank of Norwalk, having
been acquired last week. ‘
Miss Betty Hollywood, of “'air-r-F
burn is (luv to arrlvr- o s ' 5
t lit-Dd the: church- Miss Katherine (lemmel.
summer months with her uncle,
Stewart Frank Hollywood at the Nor-
walk Country club. Miss Hollywood
.spent several months last winter
here and mad». a number of friends’
who Will be glad to learn oi? her
return.
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£0 WAYZ‘ON
.. .11 final
yesterday in Stamford.
Sm‘c ra l
hate in
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tlnmzhtcr spout
I'F‘Sl'dfntfi- are placing Their
Condition for the season.
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Josvplt \\‘illi:lrnsu::.
is Ept'lldllnfif :t
in the xiiiugc.
of New York,
fmv days with friends
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Joust. Jamie. m' Highland avonuc
has: stortwl work (n 51 new house of}
Highland axcnue.
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and family. of Brook-
\isiting Captain and Mrs.
\V. Colo, of Ilowayton.
Henry Leach
h'n. are
Hickson
Mimi Nolliea Wilkington of Rovmv-
ton fu'vnur, HD"‘ilt tho wcek~cnd with
friends in Boston. Connecticut.
Mack Roth. of Highland
is ablo to b» about again
recent serious illncss with pn
avonue.
after his
Pumonia.
man Katherine Klinefeltcr left last
evening for Dunbury where she will
Milt-with her sister. Mrs. Emmerich.
Mrs. Ilcnjamin l’urker and~<latzgh~
tor Florence. of New York. are x'isit‘
in; Mr. and Mrs. \Villittm Moore of
Pond ntrcet. .
Mrs. Jennie Scott has In
her largo houxe -_m Rowayton avenue
1nd has réntc'l tlw smaller one to
John Tit bout, of l‘rooltlyn. >
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Mr and Mrs. Ridnov Roll of C
Mt strum. h l ' YOC‘k-
are rcntrvl the bungalow
owned by O. G. Noxort, (in Rowayton
Ivonne. for the summer months.
ovctl into
Mr. and Mrs. A. B Cleverly. of Crow
Hill. yesterday afternoon
White Plains. where they will spend
a. few days as guests of ‘Mrs. Clever-
Tho Rowayton Fife and I)
, rum
Corps left this morning for Mt. Kisco
fStamford High school on Friday and
heat Results.
name and address clearly.
raining Foley's Honey grid “Tai- Com
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
md back; rheumatism. backache.
kidney, and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
“or constipation,
Powell Corporation.——Adv.
tho \VPPk—f’n'l m Elizalwth, N. J., luH
returned to her home here.
At the lt'tr30 service on Sunday
morning at tho Norman Episcopal
of
New York sang several solos.
Many Darlen residents 81‘!“ planning
to atttntl the play to be. given by the
Saturday evcnings.
The Ilaricn andeoroton baseball
Sitmi‘fllli‘fiise bma‘surskia‘rcétg'wfix
to Be (WP victor therefore more is-
oury rcuson to believe that the game
Awill be a well contested one.
Tho American Legion oil Daricn and
lbw Girl and Boy Scouts will par-
t,l(‘ipil((‘ in the Memorial day services
“hit-h :H‘t‘ being held today both at
tlit- soldim-s‘ cemetery and at the
Soldiers’ home_
The Tokeneke club will be formally
npcncd for the season this afternoon
wien a tea dance will be given for
tho members and their guests. It is,
expected that every home along the
shore will bc open at this time.
The second annual picnic of the
Principe Umberto Di Plemante will
no held today at \Vilson's tGround
Noroton Heights. The society will
parade from Darlen at 8 a. in. Music
will be furnished by Porna's band of
Mlanus. A grand display of fire-
works will be set off at 10 p. m. by
G. Colandrella. The proceeds are for
a new ball and it is hoped that Dan‘en
will patronize the affair. I
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Advertise in the Sentinel for
the
CUT THIS Ol’T—JT IS .
“'ORTH =Mom
Cut out this slip. enclose with 5c
and Imaii it to Foley & 00.. ‘2835 Shef-
field Ave.. Chicago. In. writing your
You will
receive in return a trial package con-
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in alder
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
biliousness, head.
tches. and sluggish bowels.——Stlllson-
N. 13. where they will participate in
The trip
no Memorial Day parade.
mime by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Lockwood.
of Brooklyn. N. Y..’ are mending a
12* days hcre as magnesia of friends.
in. and Mrs. nobinfifidr New York.
duty. have arrivud here for the sum-
mer. taking the residence of film
Trunk Crockett.
fro TON POINT
. n“..—
High tide today 1:33 Standard time.
‘
The pork vxpress. better knownas
“Lintyfl 18 being operated by "Jimmy"
Winfiear. '
5 .
fie rustxc bench in the center of
Mark has the same attraction for
Me Who seek the shade.
Ail extra paltry-mama :of dancing'
3.339 held this afternoon with De
. . orchestra foranhin music for
“occasion. . g
risks in neglecting your eyes.
have headaches, the print blurs, or
"Your eyes water see‘ US. ‘
, :Optownh mu Optician- 1
J ‘ ’_‘ 5’ .
autumn: 5mm.“
« ”'Deteptor' and Ampt
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INSURE YOUR EYES
Don't you think“ you are taking big
If you ‘_
THAMER, bit.
he has backed more banquets for the; ., A
Publishing 7
which has been specially arranged by ‘
‘ Bake in a hot oven.
Joni-{med with two teaspoonfuts of
cinnamon, one-half cupful eat-hot cur-
dnolices. Brushadeemheavyu ~
solution in the home or the office.
adopt a processor reasoning them out ‘
sist in such a course that -you will
soon...rench a higher stage of think-
ing, necessary always to it higher state
of efiiclency.
Accepting some one’s @3250 with- 1
out giving serious thought to the .
answer or Inquiring as; to the reason
“Why. is. an unwise thing to do.
In spite of whatever innate clever-
ness: you may have, 1! this dependence
on some one else is continued, there
will n2\'9r_,('.l)llle to you an opportunity
to sltowthls ability.
You will form the harmful habit
of leaning on others Instead of. stand
ing alone in your own strength and
trusting unreservedly in self.
Those upon whom you rely for ad-
vlce will keep «hood of you just as
long as you court their company and;
assistance.
_ By pursuing such a course you ad-
mit incompetence and luck of force,
which disqualify you for leadership
and advertise to your employers that
you are a second-grade man or woman. 3
incapable of forming judgment without
help from others.
‘To observe, reflect and apply ought
to be the high purpose of every man
and woman in the stern battle of life.
Observe as, a child and keep obserw
lug until you find the reason‘wvhy.
If you will reflect, sift out the chaff;
from the wheat. you will in a short ‘
time be qualified to judge thousand
from the worthless and pick out the
best every time you are called upon
to make a decision.
With this newly acquired ability.
you will know unerringly how to
CHOOSP the right course and follow it
wlth strength and assurance.
Instead of being a weak dependent.
'wavering. uncertainzand timid, you will
grow steadily into a strong. bold lender
capable of shoulderng great responsi-
bumps.
Keep your eyes open, use the mind
given you by the Creator, figure the‘
value at everything that has a direct‘
bearing on your work. apply the useful ;
and you will encounter no real dlmcul- '
ties in finding the reason why. or in ’
piercing the bull's eye of succem with
an arrow or your own making.
town-tutu.)
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A: it fell upon a day
In the merry month of Ely.
pitta; fills. "dinmw
fl.
SEASONABLE GOOD THINGS-
SKIM MILK will prove a boon to
many housewlvos who have for-
gotten that it may be used in nearly
all dishes “unread or whole milk. and
can be bought in many places for very
little. In acanrsuups, adding a little
more butter. the skim milk 15 especial.
ly good.
' Nut was”.
Take three tablespoonfuls of butter,
add the tablespoonmls of-ptxlverlud
sugar. When the soprano butter are
creamy. add three tobiespoontuls or
milk, drop by drop, stirring constantly;
then add nine tablespoonfuls of flour
and a new drops of vanilla. Bruno
pan with ‘mt. drop by manuals and
sprinkle eacn‘with chromed nuts. Thu-t
with cinnamon and bake 1:: allow
oven. ' ~
Boleyn-nit out“. '
Take one-halt crush! of MOI-lean:
molasses, one cuptnl at brown sugar,
cinnamon. ginger and nutmeg to mate.
one egg beaten well; add one copra“
or sour cream, treatment“ at m
and three cupfuls. of flour. "‘ m: well
and add one-halt canto! otmmvw
raisins. figs and anus chopped and ~
mixed to make onedmlt‘cupml. am '
in I lost inn slow mu. ‘
Anise Seed Cooklu.
Take one-half cupfnl of shortening.
one cupful of sugar-rm «amttwo ta~
'blapoonfuls of milk. four ubiqpoon-
‘(uls of anise seethnve ta uls
of baking powder and ’thl'ee‘to tour
captuls of flour. Mix and add the .
seeds. Rolland cut infancy shapes.”
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Sticky Cinnamon Bun.
Take one quart of raised“ dough, add
one-half :cnptpl \ of sugar, two welt
beaten eggs, tvivo tablespoonfuls or soft
butter, onehalt cupfnl otlbrown sugar; i ¥
mix well and roll out. Spread who ’
two mhmoonmls of soft butter;
sprinkle .with'oneshult capital arm-own '
tints and seeded raisins. Rolland cut
iron pair-with fan-«sprinkle with brown; '
sugar and-set in the buns so that they .
do notional). 'Let rise until fight; The .-
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At gm... ”toners «and: ran}: 3
Chuck-promptly started. to nimi'in the
hatti’of mg dour Old 'BfiOPMA'Of
mam .tiexfifor ht“! 5“ t
thron‘gh Peter-)fihfifi fitting?“ '8'
11:3th hull beg; for Johnny."'8nd by
lost flier tampon“ In thew-first pinto
she had been’madly frightengd when
Reddy Fox had dug open thcir'shome.
She had not been afrgid for herself,
but for the babies. Then iu-gging to
t to Johnny she had ‘bcan 3
y the brambles and. this had not
made her feelany better-natured.
“What it it?" she snap ed. FWhIt
have you called me over re tor?"
“To showyou this old homminch
my great-great-gnndfather dug long, ,
long 886.” replied Johnny ’mildly. “_I .,
think it is {last 'whatr‘we need until . _ “UL
we can get a: better one." ' ' ' ' t ‘
Polly Chuck looked at the tnmbled— “W t “it?” she unapped “What
. h d with “a. '- ' ' ‘ .
d0“ doorway 1“” c eke Maegan called me over here 4
. for?”.
f‘.
her little black nose. “I wouldn't live
in such thence," she dechred.
“But we have got to have: boogie
Eight away for the babies," said
0
abut he Wisely said nothingaad vent
any, 190598 3 little cresuallen. “Wm work. In almost no time at all he
1“" “9‘ be 3 very 30”“ mm“; but ’3‘ g hnd cleaned» out all those dead km:
701’ the balm“- 15"” ",3 j: and presently the yellow sand hogan
thorax-1d vi l‘Reddy Fox germ here. . m fly out ”f. the doorway. Hmwhile
“And never in the world will y": be‘ pony Chuck “-3, at work. She had
“MG ‘0 get 01115 to get {“04 "filthWt discovered that. there “7'35 a bad: hall-
Mfififl our cont: all ‘0 pieces." way that led out towards the edge of
”up?“ POUY- the that Old Bfiar~pat¢h Of course
Meanwhile the baby Chucks who, worth-d be“, :a sec-reg hawk- door
because they mm small. had had 1» there when grandmas" Chuck had
dificult in following their mother node tmm home. But. this had
along eter Rahbit‘n prim lime beenblocked up 1008 ago."~‘Po‘lly new
paths. had been exploring down in- want to work to dig‘ {batmm hall
side the old booze. “It is aine‘ndid out tO’tbe edge 1,1- the 036 ‘Briar-
old house down inside." declared'one mcsh‘ intended :0 have yucca-ct
of the babies. poking his funny little entrance there. «All the sand she
heap“: of the doom-y. pushed behind ber and this and
His mother sniffedwbut a n‘om'ent Johnny Chuck ,3” expeded {0 push ., .
Inter also followed him down mania. on outof'ihe entrance in the heart
She was gone, so long that Johnny of‘thc Old Brinr-pntch.’ ' .
beg-on to think gomcthmg must have my, how Johnny and Polly 13rd F.
happoned to her. When she did 313- work! "They didn’t "wane a. misuse. 7
3"" “’1“ “be "fined 1‘" have 1°” Mounwh‘ile Peter Rabbit sntwround' .
gotta} all: film had sud that. that. Indrloohed on: Peter W jug; 343,111,).
old hon" would not do at 8“- hit uneonfomhle in his mind. You
.‘Tor goodness sake. Johnny Chuck. know it was he who had mm“;
what are you sitting around for?" she Johnny Chuck that '03:! home ""1th
denuded. "Why don't 3'0“ get to wasn‘t at all sure what NHL-”Petu-
w k? Howeyr :0 yet; ex act felon.» would say when she knew of it.
in tomactisnitpace owive . 22" .W.B )
it: if8 you sit around doing nothing? ‘myfigm' 19 W T I
Clean out this dorway." _
Polly Ch;c‘: duxxrpmarcd down :n-
tide again. Johnny's eyes twmkled,
.t.
'Tite next story: "Peter gets I»
coo? Ming."
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