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ADVERT CHILDREN'S DAY EXERo
C1585.
The Children's Day exercises of the
Advent Christian church will be held
tomorrow evening at the church "it
seven-thirty (D. T.). The program is
as follows:
Opening hymn—School.
I‘myermlly the pastor. F. S. Piper.
Scriptuiw l'tmlinfi—Jlichflrd Illaild.
Recitation «\Vrlrome—Edna Thomp
son. . -. ,3 l
Recitation—AA” l’ixcd«——.‘.Iil-‘;rv-d Starr.
Sonit -*"'l'.l".v-lj‘. (4.155.
Ilt‘l‘ltfllllllI——\Vlillt the Big Folks Silly
-o.\l.stll-i Workman.
Itccilntinm—Not Ho_ Easy—Edward
Knorr. , .
Solo~~ L C.'i'l--n~~l)orothy Iilnnc. “’
Exercise”-\\':i!;il'l:~-—Hlla « Von Hul-
moll and lime primary scholars. ,
Ill-c. lllll‘li‘x--\ lziinr‘h of Sweet Peas—'3-
l‘nrmhv Klu‘li'r. .
Recitation—Juli“ Time—«Bell: Liclfl.
Reciti-iinnM-Giw- \Villi Cheerful lik"ll‘t
~—ll'-'~':ir.i .‘Civlwrson.
(lrfl-l‘ll‘f'. . .
IIUPt‘uilloanvi‘. Hulls—«Elizalir-lh “.34.!
solid lily-lir- lx'llnl‘l‘.
Recitation-«(Inc Day for the (‘hlldrm
lixrvlu' Knorr.
’lt'r‘iinllm. -— "l‘llll'v‘ Tl'fi flay till" lifet—
Kntl'l‘ill (’i-WW-‘f-lncrl ‘
Solnfi lfr‘lom in God's Love for You—c
(‘li'itnf‘ r‘?l‘ll‘l"‘:f.
Recitnlim‘ '.‘. it'iillom‘. Elfin—423?”
l“."l‘l7'f‘.‘ll‘..
Hm‘iinlin“ . Tit l'»"1:‘ '1‘:ll-—-\’l‘l“.‘..’t 77ft“.
rial.
Girls ('lu'v"3~’ »(:r~.l'.~ “Wu-.1 in ,i‘tv
”(mt lful‘l lx’tim-r. lIllu \‘rin Hel—
mpit iv m-ilv- films» and Grace
Know:
Snmr-tiiwu‘ in HM» YW-lv to" Chl‘wlw‘n
‘ f‘." 1r“ l~:'lll'.'r, Tmrn'llv Ili‘wle. l‘len
Von '7 *"'i"”. l‘.‘ ”1 light. lititl‘
lx'lmi‘i'. N l"l‘ittn Grower’i‘wr. lll’t‘n
Kl""‘" ”.1 \ful'v Johnson,
‘1"(ll'llill'lr~'ill‘.‘ l'ust l‘lfl““-l’.lr‘l“.:lrll
SY‘€'Y’Y‘\‘
Rrri’ ‘i‘mr >7Ti‘r .‘"'.—'F.’I;:v r‘l tllr‘ Tmnvr.
or.“ Ila Yr-zi Knm‘i‘.
l‘IN‘lM 53'. w.-;- ill1 “ P'l‘: c?’tg<..'-‘r;l~\n_
Lillian Riclinrlls.
o-s llinlir- nllll
Recitation»»—lv‘lo'.wrs for Childrr-n's
Ikivr-J’Iillh Knorr.
Rociizltiilna'l‘liv thltin: T‘r-ili‘w—
I.¢-st«-r Klii‘vrr.
1}(‘f‘llillll"‘ll-;\ Summer Roam—Timo-
thy llililir.
Evvrcisl- . -‘l‘l.v~ Irv-ritcst 15 Lovr —
l"i'.‘I'n~'r< l.ll‘!l-’. (‘I‘lliv lliiinlzc. It'llli
l‘lilo'. \l'vrlir- lv’iifirr‘, Glnilvs T‘lnli-
:irdc. \lililrr-il l-Iricsnn mid Mary
Johnson.
'van llv tlu- school. follfiWo-‘l li)’
baptism.
Mrs. .Iwmio- Swlniltze has erected
:mothir house on “‘oodsivle nvenuc.
John Flynn, or the East Side iio-
it'l. has purchased a new automobile.
Troop No. C. Tl. S. A., held outdoor
drill last evening following the show-
or.
Children's Day services will he held
in the local church tomorrow morn—
ing.
Harry Phillips
moved from the
John street.
and family have
First district to St.
tmd fnmlly have
First street to the Sec-
Richzird llenne
mow-d from
ond district.
Iv‘rnnk (‘heh of the Second district
has talu-n :1 position {13 the sea food
chef at the Tlorlon House.
Stewart Frank Hollywood. at the
Norwnlk Country Club, has returned
after several days visit out of town.
L. O. \Vurdell. wife and family.
:‘lavp mow-d from their East avenue
ome to their summer rt-c‘ '*
. .lllt'llf‘
Bell Island. 9 at
Charles Holmes. Clem Collins
Harry Tobe-v and John McGrath at:
tended the lights hold in
. . Star f
list evening. n ord
Mr. and M'rs. George Waring.
New York city. have take of
n “D their
residence 'it their su
p. m '
net-haven. mcr home at
W
illiam Ilvnton of 50
- . Osborne
:Jergue, and a party of friends. m‘o-
"til-e to Brooklyn this morning'
are they Will spend the week-end.
.
Louis H. Decker h
as moved from
Cove avenue.
some time ago.
reet house Was
Cottage street to 80
having moved there
when the Cotta
Iold. g9 3“
o
a
ros. have s
the Durant cars they 311:9
and are remarkablv
age attached to A
Liberty Square.
Shurelt R three f
0
handling
busy at the gar-
thcir show rooms on
Tie q t
i . nudity-school of t
Congregational church. wafwegzifli A
street. near East
ltrawberry festiva,
evening at
avenue. will hold a.
l at the chu ‘
7 O'clock. rch this
be t
s equ. (Happy) Farrell. of 205
.lqiiarc. has resigned his po-
pany vath the Victoria Taxi com-
. .0 the Second district and i
enjoying a vacation. 3
, ~
The Woman's .
South Norwa Association
hold an a”
Wednesday.
0f Mrs. IV.
nue. M
of the
lk Baptist church will
day sewing sessl
on on
June 14th. at the home
R. Austin. Seavlew ave-
.-—- .
Gehebe o: 30 Gre '
, r gory
at the h who has been quite ill
Geh t) ome of his mother. Mrs. Ella
. e 9, France street. First district
is still reported t
condition. 0 be in 8‘ serious
Arth ur \I‘.
Boulevard,
Captain Richard Hendrick and his
step son Henrv Gerhar
- dt. have sta -
<22: 86“.“ service, making their hon:
Th ove avenue. their headquarters:
eir new venture is being run under
the name
I of the Hendirck Taxi com-
. _.
Captain Fred L '
ovioy's craft
waive the public float at the “78:;11
hymn street draw hri -
the East avenue “EL-’12. church will.
hold a moonlight. you.
‘gether with his wife, hasbeen visits.
in: her father,
the iatter's home my Cove‘ avenue.;
They will spend the summer months;
here returning to their home in New;
Haven in the fall. A number of
friends gather-ed at the home last
evening. and a most enjoyable time
was had by all who attended.
Harry 1-2. Hipson, who is a senior
at Penn. l'niversity. is spending the
summer vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hip-
.IricCgi-a’nt Jacksonville. Fla., after
Which she will come north and join
hot husband.
.A very”su€‘cess€ui strawb’erry fes-
Vtivgl;vas held last evening under the
.u-uspices’i-of. tin:- Friendship Bible
classyi‘ the East avenue M. E. church
,at the church. their living a large at-
tendance. “It was first planned to
hold the affliir on the church lawn.
but the storm put a. stop to this and
it was held inside. There was a
largv- attendance and everything was
sol-l The church orchestra also fur-
nished musim‘fi'firiiig the evening and
a. social time. was held. The affair
was a success both socially and fin—
ancially and the social committee,
Mrs C. D. Hodgemnn. chairman. re-
ceived much credit for her work.
R0 WA Y TON
Joseph Taylor of Pennoyer street. is
spending tho week end out of town.
'l'lic.» house ri-cviitiy limit by H. L.
I'lmvluiid ct (‘mclut stn-ot has lil'ell
(‘otilpl' It‘d. —
.‘vllS-j Lillian Hamilton 0t liclx’il'ilvv
pizit't‘ who has lmvli ill. is I‘vpuxtul to
l\(' in nu illl{)l‘0\‘(li condition.
Mi'. Llnll Mrs. Charles Ii. Mossu‘ of
Vincent plum “ill entertain t'r'icizds
from out ol‘ town oxvr the neck end.
A crew ol‘ men have been busy lllv
I‘AISI l-sw aims (sum. the (grade at thv
\vlll'l' ivrl-lgv hauling to the .l‘.u\\':l:.tmi
station.
several months.
Ciill'nl'~l \Vriziil. Sn. of Baltimore;
liils (”rived \\'l'.‘i ill.“ 90:). Clifford
\Viigm. to hilt-llri the summer at his
liumr nil \le. Sill" ‘iv. “11".
'l‘ilv mot: lll)’ morning of the Ro-
zviiijui l~'iiw~ lIv-pziitriiviit \vill lw held
Monday v-v-nlii: iii llin quarters on
[luwuylon avenue.
The closing: exercises of the season
of the Stoni'ord School of Arts. or
which Mrs. Frederick T. Towne is di-
rector. was held last evening in the
auditorium of the Stamford High
school. Thom; from here who partici—
izuted were the Misses Marjorie and
\‘Fl‘l‘la Sparks.
tint. < sit \ o'clock, «Ii! Thursday even-
l‘lownltun l’riunds :md l'i‘lillh‘f‘fl me
0...... 8...... ..--;DAm&Noito'mir
3 ,
This afternoon the Darien Fire De-
Mis; .inssie Tax-t. of “fest Sidt- aw- ‘“ m” "‘3‘ ”m rm» d“‘"“"’“‘"" t“
. H. . . . ,
nllv \Vlll lt':l\'¢~ lllL' lull‘ifv‘ part of lll'\l a.“ m m“ Siot‘t“ “'13 SITHCR‘ ’3
v ,. v . . -., a
\n-t-k iul' llrriril. \S’ll"l‘(' film will Sp"lld “thni‘J” In” hum" I out till. lghts.
:m: lll- in? lo- slwlv and prayer 301“ Today the Eberhard Faber com-
ic» “ill l.r- lll‘ltl. lite study twins UH“ pally of New York city manufactun
::~.«l ("‘~::ii-l:-r or .‘Jilzlchi. firs of m-ncils and ofi‘ce supplies,
will share the park with Arbuckle
the Cos Col)
5 of the Fire De-
lpartment will meet
iteam on the ground
ipartment. . . ( .
Mr'nnd Airs. Attract: Morehouse,ot J
Prospect avenue, have announced the . .
iengiigenient of their Vdsughter. Doro-
lthy ,to Pqu'Vu Horn;‘of..3yracuse. N;
i Y. No date has heather for the wed-
;salo this morning in Jones‘ drug store.
9 Stamford.
. mer. _
l Due to the inc 1' .. .4
ger. a heavy traffic " 'the new con-
Ecrete road, which...” being laid on
“Vest avenue, the'oficials of Barton
have placed too traffic officers .on
duty in town. Cdnstgble Clarence
Scotleld is the—extra. than doing duty.
A meeting of~the gPublic Health
Nurse Association wis’lieid last eve-
ning iii the Darién Centre school;
:The drive has notv’closed for mem-
ilmrshlp and It. is‘statcd that; a big
list of new names will be added as
the result of the campaign. It could
not he stated definitely how many
have joined. The Work infihc past
year has been of unusual help to
the town and Miss Ruby‘V’ose, the
public health nurse in townhis part-
ly responsible for this.
gnarm weath-
Darien. in portions last evening.
suffered another reign of darkness as
the result. of the heavy thunder
storm which made its appearance
about 7 o‘clock last eveninc. ,‘ln mit—
slde {use which provided light for
the H. 1‘. Austin block on Main
street was blown and left the store
and apnrtiiients in darknoss for the
remaining: hours of the evening. An-
other outside fuse situated near the
NOXOD lilock caused the some incon-
\'(‘le('ll(‘l‘S for Joseph Lombardi who
conducts a drug store in that block;
(l-eot‘g'i‘ -\. \‘elie who conducts a
stationary and news store on Railroad
avenue. when talking to a represeiitav
tin-e nl‘ The Evening Sentinel this
morning stated tlifif he thought it
would lie necessary on two occasions
Slim-21y :iftvr this another {use liurn-
vi and tlw some thing happened.
I'lrlfi'vvl-r. iio actual’dnmngc to prop-
erty occurred. .
R0 TON POINT
Hinh tide tomorrow 1:45. P. S. T.
Mme. Childrcss the palmlstry rend-
er has been kept unusually busy the
past week.
Mrs. R. C. Curtis. who has been
visiting with friends in New York
city. has returned to the park.
The Calvary Lutheran churcli bf
Jersey City, arrived yesterday at tho
““4 '- imam»:
llrotlicrs of New York city and the
, son. Seaside place. His wife is l ding.
spending several weeks at. the 110216? . -
of ll"'l‘ pill'f'l’llS Mi: and Mrs. P. R. l The Harlem Girl Scouts held a cakel
The money will be used '
towards camping expenses this suirl-q ,
Whitefoot the Wood
hurt. Yes, sir, Whitefoo
He was veryguich hurt.
a bodily hurt;-
it
ache. And to make
of Melody the W‘ood
a home that no _one won
to suspect 0f_.b¢lng
I glance at it.
Then the thing
so hurt. Whitefoot.
. Whitefoot.
' she.
“Never mind why.
that is all there is to
little Mrs. Whitefoot.
Mrs. Whiiefoot, "but. you
the best thing
back to your pl
stub."
Whitcfoot
I
the had
his temper.
want to,"
zone cram).
“I guess
said he. “Th
it. Just,vou get out 0
But little Mrs. “3
get ougof his way. And
would. Whitofoot couldn’t
see. she quite tilled that
doorway. Finally he had
trying. Three times he
and each time he found
returned to his old home
stub.
finest home possible, but
couldn't understand it at 311......
It was this way: He and. little Mrs.
Whitefoot had built over an oldtiome
Thrush’ into
what Whitefoot tlioughtvwn's the fin-
est home sny~Wood Mouse em had.
Together they had bean-
“ ‘ hippy there. Each day Will,
grown more proud of thst one.
_ .was very, very comfortable, and. bet-
ter still. it was very safe;
in now. nor for some time. .
on can do is to go
home in the hollow
\Vhitcfoot Is Hurt
By Thornton W. Burgess
The hurts that hardest are to bear
Come from those for whom we care.
Mouse was
t was hurt. ‘
It wasn't
"was aniinside hurt.
It was a hurt“ hat made his hen:
e
worse,
w , verv
oi; hall
been met
“my can't I?" demanded White-
foot. in the greatest surprise.
You can't, and
it," replied
“You mean I can't ever come in
any more ‘.‘" asked Whitefoot. ‘
“I don't know about that,” replied
can’t come
stored at little Mrs.
Wiiitefoot quite as if he had thought
Then he lost
I‘ll come in if I
is home is
quite as much my home as it is yours.
You have no right to keep me out of
f mv way.”
hitetoot didn‘t.
do what he -
get. in. You
little round
to give u
come has
little Mrs.
Whitefoot inrthe doorway and each
time she drove him away.
for lack of any other place to go, he
Finally.
in the old
Once he bod thought this the
now. some-
how. it didn’t suit him at all. The
truth is. ho missed little Mrs. White-
a.
It.
Joli/ll was _
d be likely
a home... White-
foot had seen some of his worst en's-
mies go rightpsst With no more than
happened that had
He had
at the little round doorway on the
under side of tint home by little Mrs.
“You can’t come in." said
I think
——-Whitefoot the wet-d Mouse.
3
be so bad," he kept saying over
and over to himself
foot. and so what had once been It
home was now only a place in which.
to hide and sleep.
Whitefoot’s anger had not. lasted
long. It had been replaced by that
hurt. i'reling. He felt. that he must.
have done something little Mrs.
Whitefoot did not. like. But. though
he thought and thought, he couldn’t
.remember a single thing. On two or
three nights he went back to see if
Mrs. Whitefoct felt any differently,
but found ,she didn’t. Finally she
told him rather sharnly to go away
and stay away. After that Whitefoot
didn’t venture over to the new home.
He would sometimes sit. a short dis- .
twee away and gaze at it: longingly.
All the joy had gone out of the belu-
tit‘ul springtime for him. He was
.quite as unhappy as he had been be-
! fore he met little Mrs. W'hitcfoot. You
see he was even more lonely than he
had been then. And added to this
loneliness was that hurt feeling.
“If I could understand it.“ wouldn’t
lb: so bad," he kept saying over and
fover again to himself. “but I don't
understand it. I don‘t understand
éwhy Mrs. Whitefoot. doesn‘t love me
any more.”
(Copyright, 1922. by T. W. Burgess)
The next story: “W‘iiitefoot. Tells
His Troubles to Jimmy Skunk.”
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place of comfort and enjoyment.
‘ Sometimes only one new art
needed to add a touch of real car. _
a reading lamp, or a.deep Clisllilll‘fi-
Whatever it is we have it on our fill .
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Tomorrow
when three excursions are
visit the amusement pnrtk.
N. Y.. making the trip on
WI. This will he n
to and will probably be 't
its kind in this section.
for ladies only.
New York city recently
.ixm .d.
is another of the
days
booked to
They are:
Fidelity Council. K. of C. of Brooklyn."
board the
Children‘s Day will-be observed to- lamina: Egggil‘zzurgamw 'Sirius: summer .smus: Am“. Holy Name
morrow at the RowaytOii Baptist ' “ ' ‘ Siocieties 03’1““: erkr Who Will ar-
. . , :. rve on e ‘ . ' .
church. l\€\. liank S. Clark. pastor. A special dance will he held this C 028 mites v1nd the
'l‘lln- lllnl‘l‘ii .: :«illlOll will he Preacllcd - . rowperthwut & 50115 employes on
‘ _ _ :irtornonn in the dancing prnillon the steamcr ‘Vss-au'
“1 ““3” oclock. """h Illhlc school at with in \‘ito‘s eight piece orclicsti-ii ‘ ‘ '
1:2 noon. _\t 7 ii. m.. the Children's furnishing the, miiisc,
llziv votive-rt. ".\ Glmious Day." con- ' Jillnl‘4 .l. Hrciinan. llocr manage:
> _ _—
~!“lll‘.L' m‘ sortzzs. solos. l‘l‘ClI-‘lllOllS. Thomas I". Lucco. who conducts 1'. tin oidriciiig pavilion. announce:
vhnr'iws. ll‘l: I'll'lll‘. vita. will he held. mp silver wheel. has rpceiwd a new 1nollier feature that’ will be held
I)” \v. 311.54,... owning. Juno ch. ”no or goods which is very atthfi nest: 'l‘utsdny «Evening when the first
llv rv “ill in l-siilt‘nm of several cnndi- , novelty night of the season is launch-
"Kiddie Kar"
race \shivh will be open to the pub-
he first of
The race is
Mr. Brennan was in
and while
there visioed music publishers. return-
Judge Harry V. Snead of Darien
who. with the last issue. or “Country
Homes Magazine," took over the
management of that magazine for the
State of Connecticut. and \Vestclies~
to: County. New York. will, with the
nest Issue, which goes to press on
June 20, also take over the same ter-
ritory for "The \Vestern Architect."
which is a high-class sanguine of its
kind. , With the’ coming issue of
"Country Homes Magazine," which
goes to press on June 15. there will
be added 13 pages to the publication.
These will consist of three new de—
partments. one on interior decoration.
another on gardening and one on fea—
tures of society people from till parts
of the country. These articles will be
illustrated. - .
8m. Thing.
One of the stanzas; things in this
world is why a woman will tell the
neighbors ha: dxuhter can sing when
avenue. Godfrey is in tenth line of
direct descent from Dr. Charles
Chauncey. who was the second presi-
dent of Harvard College (1654-1671).
in whom: memory a monument was
unveiled ill the Plymouth tercentenary
in 1920. Commodore Isaac Chauncey
of Vt‘sr of )8]: fame. was also ane-
sccnviuntin third line of descent.
Methodist Episcopal church. Ro-
wnyton. H. II. Schnert. pastor.-——The
observance of Children's Day will be
the main thought in both the morn-
ing and evening services next. Susdsy.
In tho-morning the pastor will baptise
infants and others; also preach a
special Children's Day sermon. In
the evening the children and young
people will deliver a beautiful pro-
gram at 7:30. A hearty welcome is
extended to all our Children's Day
exercises. There will be no Epworth
Ideague service Sunday evening. The
Ladies' Aid Society will have a meet;.
ing on Wednesday at 2:30. Prayer
and praise, service Thursday evening
at 7:45. , ’
The following list of books has.
been given to the library- ‘3, 'ther
hook club. These will be on the pay.
shelf during the summer and may be
taken out for five cents.
Muster'ot' Man—Hall Cainc.
Grey linom--—IC-ien Phllpotts.
Silence oi‘ Dean Maitland—Grey.
Pride of Palomar—Kylie.
Helen of the Old House—H. B.
W'ripht. .
If W‘inter Comes—Hutchinson.
'Columbiue Time—Will Irwin. .
liricscretions* of Archie—Wode-
house.
_ Her Father‘s Daughter—Gene Por-
tor.
' I’vrtamy Hollow‘BT-itton. _
nght Unseenand the Confession—'-
Rim-hart.
; Beauty—Hughes...
\Vasied Generation-— Owen John-
10E.
Brightener—VVilliamson.
23 1-2 Hours Leave—Rinehart.
‘Gulusha the Magnificent—Lincoln.
. ngdom Round the Corner—Daw-
son. .... *
range-mus Ages-Rose Macauiey.
. Guarded 'Heights—Camp.
Killer and Other Storiees—S. E.
‘WAIIE. .
waiving Forest—Curwood. »
Mirrors of WashingtonwAnon,
o
1
. Mohair Suits ‘
J acoby’s
Pretty Summer
Dresses
$1.98 $2.98 $5.98
Bathing _ Suits
for
.Men, “Yemen and Children
$2.98 and «up ~
Palm Beach '
and
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for
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Men and Young Men
$10.50 and $15.00
White Flannel Trousers
327.50
.360
Mrs. rrell—W."D. Havens." b
' To‘Lct—Gaiuyorthy‘. " ‘
A bin-nun. ‘ '
.. 3'le
finest: mamas?
’ . 7 [we ‘ ,
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Westehestersnd -
streets, Bronx. .
HOTEL - A5170
To‘MANAGERs
or mus Plains: mantras;
Losw-Fox-anor-Gol‘dwyniaskysndofiiors
UnitodGigai-s -8chllte —Butlsr-Besvesf
Atlantic.&Pacific-I.iggott-ghflds,stc.“
All large, 311ch corporations plan five years in
advmice like the Telephone Co. ,
. m. “T038 are selling at Auction 1669 Lou a or
near five subway stations on which builders are already
planning to build apartment houses, stores, etc.
The sin-rounding neighborhood is built up, to-dsy,
3min. In Byssrsfromnowthispropertywmmosthkely
contain s dunno muhtion.
veil mu. NEEB gun:
to take care of your new customers in mi section for your
stores; for your theaters; for your business.
Go up and me the property—PICK OUT YOUR
SITES NOW or in five years when you need the space
you ‘win hove to psysoms smart fellow who bum: at
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