a.“
EAST NORWALK “'0" "ache-'1 1.... bawsmnea 1..
To Mafiage Coal Company.
next term in Damien.
the lmthing in 1311 harbor yesterday
1:1 con31111ction with the usual water
spoxts.
311'. and Mrs. Clifford It.
or “fest Side 11'.'-.-nue.
£114: 1‘1'11111135 from Nov.
the Week end.
Wright.
are entertain-
York city over
Mr. and Mrs.
11; \\"I‘-'~.-‘l. S1411
mining 1‘01-
{alph Chamberlain,
1111111111. 1111: also enter-
friemls; from out of tow:
over the week end.
Tr... local school cloe'ed yesterday
r 1‘12 111111.111 {or the simmer months.
Prim-moi \V 1mm will leave shortly
101' 2'0 w London when:- he will spend
11. 1101-11011 or the sumer.
<1 :-'-' 1 .7 :H‘ 1319 flownytora
I j 1' cl: 1‘11" 1.1111101: Rev. F1 111111
:1 t 1 31 will .«p-xak at both morning
11’ 1 1i 2 SLl\LL3'L'.'~L. Z’Qz'ning wor-
.1 .1: 11 (i). S. 7.).
" «11101.1 :19
p. 151.
noon. (7.1-;
l’Zu hing Gospel
; ’f!1:11=:l:1_v ox'exiing.
l . '1'l . .‘Z'vmr'l prayer 111135-61
1.11. #11211? (le (IL). 5. '3‘.). Com-
';1- 1113; July 2:111 and continuing f0:
11'. py. ”is: 1}«« YCHL
'Sex'éml of the yotmg folk enjoyedw
Swear—'31? Fisher, . .
1:11.121 Gara. Gémge Gomi‘éy L'-
1511311,; Alba-ma Mather. Lucy Ple-
11111 Doro. :1y, Raygioagl, MargaretL
Rimany,Ro‘1er-£ Golden-.- Jolm Rossi.
Richard Murray, Albert Nelson.
acuit- P111511,
1.1911. 11011.15 ank Selas \V‘esley
Sample, James Callahan.
G 11-31: 9, 211112311121 Boyle,
Flolwrty. Robert Potter,” Harold
11(11'1145. Eleanor Cool-1P. Dorothy
Dclan, Savila Harvey, Helen Kola»
"113”. L
Grade 10 Commeri Pal,
11'1"'s.}.lav.lin For-113.,
Fleming.
‘l‘z'ttlo. Doris Jul-finch. Mary Golae ‘.
Ruth Kirk Helm: Meehan Abbie
<11 121 and 5.11:3ie \Vood ‘
The following prizos were awa ed: .
P11111110}; school, commercial t‘aSS,
Helen Mechan: Hindley schom Class-L
“113.11 course.
achcol; best. improvement. Taylor An-
.lrr—ws: ‘Royle school, best scholar,-
El mheth DPCourcy: Bnkor Sohool.
best scholar. Richard 3103112111;
Holmcs School.
Cza‘ hm: 11; la: :av‘e school. best
‘v‘illi 111111 Pratt311:1.Hl'11-llr-y school,
best language; Sax-Na Harvey.
Fol
year was brought :0 the customary
close with :1 reception 1111-1 dance.
Joseph:
Clarencglzavmond Ed-A.
l
l
1
l
l
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Taylor Agr- _'
Thomas -‘
Harry Gafiney. Kenneth B. 1
Dorothy 112.1111; Hindley L
best scholar. G1,- «11:111le L
progress. ,
lowing‘lhe exorcisre tho school.
run I‘ L. il‘ern'i‘al‘i ? 21;; P101111: of ”if .
' fi- 1 >3 Ch‘tW‘n Will unite: 1 with the Ax. accident betwctn a taming, car
'l‘l1.- 1.2.: 3.111? f;- v -i: l‘v'xl 1-1.1111-3""77“-"“""‘~ 0‘ ""3 \l P- church if! opezated in. a Tokineke woman and
pony (1- Q. '1 1: 3'1-3 1 1 nmmnniu Young 1 Poplo's meeting. Dr Kr tchum of Curley road.
11011111111 1'11 ‘11:" 'i. ”i1? 4-1 :11 up? Bl. 3-; Mung-L1 S11z11la}.Sl1lr:Ip.m Point a retired dentist oc-
Floyil l, H11:- ' ' 1 ' . (:1' its; « .11 zlie ’zxptist curred at the intersection of Railroad
buq +: .!: . 1 . x. l 11 1111.1") . filming allot-motel; ave-11110 and Post road. Daria-11, last
in mm vial! 1" 11.1.1iE11 m E‘ 1“" “1‘1"? eruwion months. evening. The Tokeneko car was;
01- m Norm. . . .. tun-T coming out from the l’ost‘ road into
mm m- (T 1,... 1,. :wing! RCP- 13130.) 37111210111111 church. H. B. Railroad avenue when it collided «vith
a‘tvndg 1 2 1' ”.11.. l “:13. msllowis I.)1::€u;'.—~.All important Snn-gthe car driven by Dr. Kotohum. who
of “u. H . 2' '31) Shoo! Ronni 11111-11111; will he held i was having Railroad avenue for the
M1: 12:. 1 .1 .1 l" ’ ““““ .1 1mg; 31011115 ugh: Jone 213111. “'9 trust Post 1'oad..A groodson of the doctor’s
[milk-1'1 . 3. pm?“ “NIL 1 1 1'- ‘“ . :11! (1 471's and Sunday school teach— 3 Who was 1'11!ng in tile car at the tune
M11111.~..L-. . .- K” h “111.152..L.'L‘;.."L3”.’L‘L“ puns-111. 1111111. 7: 45 (D. gel the amnion: recmved‘a (if-Pp out in.
W” 1. . “1*. 1.). 5111:1113 1111111112111. .1.: are lmingfhls head on the right snip. H1“ wan
ceiLanl :1. :.-1x:1;1i..;~iu:_ m : 1‘1".:'vt%:LLj”“§’E""T "J" ”7*? Christian 1111113131”; 1“}ka to $319 otflce ("i 1),: Gfflrg‘. 1'1. -
in Mar :11'mz. 51m 1' 1‘11 11" 211‘» l 1111 .11-1":‘ 111;. N rim Baptist -?.1111'1ch. 111113 the 1 3039931 “WWN‘ fix??- shlnhas were ‘11?-
from llz- L"11\ 'w .‘.'1_~ l- -:’1 11:11:“ . ls L . g1: 'L' 01’ Our Cfllll‘c'n. “1,..4‘993811r) {0. h" “‘1‘?“ In the BOT-915‘.
at a.” 1,.i1f.\‘“.;,..‘ LI... ‘1. ' ,,.:"l"i'?'z'?l111:.11:13: I2". um earning: 119ml .\o one was held 1'Ps1..on.~'.l'll.t~
Light (’3' IL! L ";.'.1.‘1L1' LL .1:’1.'l "L. .'-L3LT ‘1;lLL:‘LLLL\LLL LL" “1101;: ”1‘" JW'V alfld Allyn“: $10!; gho PCCELNLRLLL L as the Sltn 31.11?
L '11 " ‘:.l “Dike 1'1 921' ‘ixst 3., 1. “1:1 1;; hold in our.gl1.nmg m ho doctors (5'13 am. i.
wnh r. _ M1 1 . l1. Hilwin' ”Mm; f Julv .» .1 311111.. impoggiblo for him to sm- '11; 1-111:
L“! ‘L‘ LL‘L' L‘LLLLLL‘LL ‘ LA; ' - 3....” :11 7,:11'.‘ L LL 1:1)?me L:£I1Lg;L thing was coming: in his direct ion.
In Lt?“ i 1:L'-LL {(1.113 13:11.. 1.1L1LpLLLL-flLLxL3LLL1; 4:" V'111r111l372r'03 fl sociable {01‘ \K’milloa- . "' .
mosl 11mm- 1.1321 11'. :1.» ”r9. 11111: M._ 11:. 2:15.”. Jone 2:111. A splendid, Hod it not been for the pres-once
m...“ “I“; 2...“ my, C.“ ”‘1 13.. N1 '1'.- :.L1LLL 111111171; 17: How 1111' (131.. Do not ‘of Dunn] of :1 few men standing in the
York. 3'.“- ll.1.-n:n 71.2111 “mum. mi?- "‘ >111. ill" :‘W .1'1-1'1'11'05: Mornix'glrear or the auditorium 01 the Center.
road. 1.. l' .1 N1-1'1V.1:l:. 1.»! "l1ll‘imuul """Y J ‘ iwrnlrw school. l'."school last evening when 1111' gr:1:111—'
imxwms 1.1 12.41““, m ‘11. mm”, l 11) ’~. 3.1211111». 12:45.. 2~jwn-:ailon exercises. m the Junior High,
its 191111} wnwfll 211:1.“ . 1:21 ,4hlxl...1 '1 r1: LLLLLL' LL‘VLLULLOdF 1v(12._80h000_i W“?- Wang brought tog. CL
,1 ,.,,.j, ,, ‘11 lam-3:. - 111.11 _ 11.. :11 pamc m1ght have occured. 8.0
ilil'l‘ Mal". llt‘ 31-H-H'AT."
5.11.“?
1.01211
“11' s.11111~11 1"
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111 (11‘
1'1 sh 1:1...1': 101'
W1 11; :.- 32 W: :“1'
“u f.‘ 1r.
1111.- 'YEOYY'TI g.
1111"”: 111111» N
pump .11 Hum-:71 1:011"
”(Him 111:1.11 11:
Miss. llnlf: Mw'fln
”Huh. 1 1:4 > «'111 Mrv'.vl.z\' 1‘11! hoit.
whrn' 5111' 11.11 symml l311' :-'1'11'11;- 1'.
The (hr-11‘ Hub will hold its llrsl.
mowing.- l:1 g1. mcmlh
East 1111-1111“ M. TC.
evening.
or mom .1 th“
(hurch on Monday
This aim-rh‘oou 1hr» ‘l-prmlh Lc-ngu"
of tho Mm! 329111.111 M. H. ”1111'1'71 i-a 91'»
enjoy :1 r: 1:111:11111'1 Hunt 111 Cal: imp-
tan. Leach.
"-
Lrh" ”JFK? John (“ahln wilh '1 lot]
of lumiu r ’m‘ iht- llolrih .‘L' 1:32.11,
Lumbn' . ‘l'rgznu warpe- -l in o1 {’1'-
lumlv'r (running. :4 do: '1»: lim- 1'11':';-.111g.
'Fllr- Wt 31”»: of Miss (‘01;1 ". “Av-no
of Forf Pow! ssh-Pol 9:111 Arnold (7.121111
will l-v' h1 .':l this :n‘lr-r“.o«”r.‘1 1" 4
o'clock :el \‘hrist F'ZpiM‘rlp‘Rl
Rev. Rolwrt It. [7. Foot". offiri.
'f'hv" firm! gric'eling (1! tin- J'.‘ ‘Or Ft)»
worth in '1' u: of tho 1:115! :1 M.
112.churr'h rm {hf 541.5011 “(11 he'ul us-
tarday nth-11111911 at the <-l1"r-- h. 311%:
Vivian Srammon being in though.
r'h 1111+.
fling.
—-ANNOUN(‘EMENT.
In response to many rwgni's'tc we
announce that we will hav- :1 5111:1113};
dolh'ery of ice cream helwmn l.‘ noon
and l p. m. (D. S. 'l‘.). “pl-:75 1:111‘ll
be in boron“ ll :1. 111.. Sunday. 1!.
Canevari. Tel. 810.
At noon Thursday. on his; way home
from ”11" Marvin srhool lnbmt i31nm~
Cl 265 East ave-nuc- while running
with his brother and some o'hc-r boys
thug Gregory Boult'vnrrl. slU'nh'Q-d
and fell. breaking his left arm in two
$93. Dr. F. G. Browniis caring for
His return to Norm“: lo inkn up
active bosmem connéclion in HA 1Com.
munity will furnish a. phasing hi 1 of
new; for his many frir-nds and ac-
(uflntnncos hero. Mr. Pwington is
in" known socially and irate-wally.
being a. member of the Craftsman (1111b
and of Kim: Solomon Lodga. No. 31.
F'. and A. M.
~—L._
Thn. momlwrs of thr' (hoir ol‘ the
East avenue M. E. church wore mkvn
for an automobile ride in the mem-
bers of tho (-holr commlftr-o of the
church the routo taken being: from
Nomalk to Danbury. to Ridrefiold. to
NW Canaan. and thence to the home
of William Poyvez. chairman of the
«mmifieo, on Norman avanuo. Mar-
vin Roach where :1 tool al
eve-Mn
enjoyed g was
The Eafit Ends will play-1h;- s’i-n
South grids o! S‘amford 911111131 9?:
emoon. on lha Wirko, lot 313 15 (n.
B. 1"). With Paul anv of (‘olnmbla
Univemtv and Horn-v \‘Ir'C’uim'esa of
Long Island City looking affnr the
monitor: honors for the: lmmn than}
\the how; have tn show 11w brand oi
an thwy anv- vanable of Max-1'11: Sn
”*3 all 911911 out strong.§.mr1m 3115
m the home boys plenty of good
mos-t. L
ROWA YTON
a...________
ROTON POINT
11‘.- Si.
\‘vw
.‘\‘1.’lL" l’. 1.1;. Sammy 51-21120}
ZLY‘lIE‘Hi
at HP- 1‘11 r21:
You; 1311:.
_ —n—-—_. ‘
(31111151.: i‘lli’.1?.
’L’v' gunk. 13.1.1?! .
li'l'xlny 0:1 Li'lfilj‘va-r.
.____....
i‘a rk today :11'1':
.m‘kiL‘nlSH lilaziagtr 12’.
' "v Yolk cliy yum»
T3)» :111'.\; "' .11 7.511.-
rit:.~'l:i.1l
.1 311...:
«"31.- 5:113:15.
Y‘r:_1<.1‘,13j1':1. N. 2}}.
f‘ipn
.“J- \t 'Frl-gmlNV 1311113113 will bv' "N0v~L
wily ngn'.." at the park. and tho nixi-L
fashioned wa 121's Which hm: hm n
aboldlng RH; 11 in ere-:1 but will be wit-
115M 1]. 1:1 cnn'unmiou wilh this {batt—
m1 olhcr nou'lliofi will be wilnossod.
.lt-rv-mluh Plug-:1. the pork officer, is
now wturmg a new uniform.
tht' iriizt 51';
1'14 lonmxxow 3'11] will (Ufilinue to :w'
<:;.--r;1:ion (‘11.(‘h Saturday and Run—
day for 1111.» rv-rnuindv'r M 1h» svuson.
l DARIEN & NOR 0 TON
“HI: I: V ( [Ass DAY EXl-‘EEK lSl-h.
“wuss llzxy 1:.r'rcxszs for tho Hmdley
.1117121-1 High school of hark-n. for lhv
wines of 19:2. wvn' held last night in
l‘lr- :uu‘fllorium of im- I‘mrie'n Center
SCilowl. l.-1-:lor known as time Hoyle
",-luol. 'l‘ne (tht was whims-59.1 by
min? ll an 200 parents and friends of
1‘11" 1111321111: rs of H11,- class and the ex-
orcism were excellently presented and
consisted for thc- most part of the
trmlzlional features that mark
ever-y class day of High school and
prcpm'ulory school graduations. i
The class was the largest in the
history of Darlen, for 44 scholars n-
m-lved diplomas distributed by
Charles A. Kane. president of the
loam of Education of the Town of
Daripn.
The exercises opened with prayer
by the Rev. James J. McGuane. pas-
tnr of St. John‘s Catholic church,
Noz'clcn. Following this the class,
coneisfing of boys and girls forming a
chorus.- rendered a number entitled
”America. the Beautiful," which was
followed by another selection render-
ed by the Girls’ Glee club éntltled ”A
Waltz. Song." , 0n the program the
welcome address was left open and
it was therefore believed that the
talk would be by a member of flue
sol—zoo: "board. but instead“ it was
given .by Miss Savila Harvey. Th3
class history was read by Kenneth
Tuttle. which was followed‘by thé
Junior Jiigh school song by the en-
‘fire class. , ' ' '
“Borrowing TPouble,” a. one. act
play. peroved xe-ry amusing. for the
author. as it portrayed how so
man; of us in life, lmrow~ unneces-
sorrv houble for ourseh es.
The closing address was made. by
Chatli-s A. Kane in which he euros:—
Aworiaiion of
*lw- 37"3'1'19“ 'i“: . . , 1:11 H11.- in) $11?
1 1;.- r. 1': A. «:1 1.011. lyn. 11:11.
111?: 21151.1.- h"!'.‘ on the 2.3111111. 1L
Nazmu.
'l‘hr'x'vs are four excairtions schmlulml
to uni-.1,- Sunday. :15 follows: 342111;“-
!u’uia'l Luther (‘ircult IAKLSU‘.‘ of New
.is' 11-1.: shamor '1":1.1rus:- M11 Sigma
Sor' .ty of Now York city. steamer
111115151111: 3:059 Ruflist-n Sock-1y of New
York. Sifi’k‘lfillz‘r Hmllhficld; and the':
Young Folks in'ogue'. 521113111 l’omia '
on»: shoutfid tit-oi At thin point many
jumped to their feet and won'- abotxf
-to make. way
grew
“1111'
for the mute; when a
men in the rear of H111 auditor-
said 111:1: the- fire button had
tee n pusm 11 throu 'h an i rror 5
anis Kay-dos of nation was before
Jstico Gri'géry. Monday cx‘enlng.
charged wizh “cutting off" another
party with his automobile near the
railroad station that. nearly causlwd
m1 a-ccidvnt. The arrosht was mado on
complaint of the ones nearly run
11110. “11011 the (31151- camo up for
lrlal Km dos pleaded gilu: 11ml 1.11:-
‘case was nailed on payment 01' costs
.
l I! was rwcmnlyszated that H10;
:VValter Stewart grocery store will 51-:
:conceriod into a moving piclcw;
theatre by :1 Now York concern. As
3'0: nolilmg definite concerning 1311;
move 11:15 boon made public. Anotiwr‘
report circulated about. town is to
11103 (Tie-ct that the Modem Grocery.
company have prchasml the
'lng and will ppm 3 store.
l
Ferdinand Markup. formerly
\Villya Overland company, and wh
llxar: m:- the past you conducted] a
gsaragu 1'1 .‘fordoton Heights. has sold
1911131218;
of the:
1
l
ghls 111121-93: in the business. Mr. Bar-3
is contemplating locating in
but as yet has no:
log
Darien center.
{been able to obtain a suitable loca-
uz'l-l 1.111 be. open today 1210!)-
lrance of the “fee Burn Golf club
has been built. It is composed of blue
stone and with the attractive entrance
ance from the highway.
A dance in scheduled for this even-
ing at the Tokenekv club. Kearney":
orcheam of Stamford. will provide
the music {or the occasion: A
Roger Bell. of Prospect avenue,
who recently took examinations (or
entrance to Yale"UhlVex-sity 13 home
{or the summer months.
Mr. and Mn. St John Morehouse,.
01 Prospect avenue. celebrated their§
fitteenth wedding aniversary ‘on
Thursday.
The can of John Anderson is sche-
duled to be tried Quin morning in the}
Darien court before Judge John H.
Banach.
Mr. and Mrs,
Rache. of Tokeneke. are entertaining
rou- friends tram New York city.
The local schools cloned yesterday-
for the summer term gt 11 o’clock.
Advertise ‘in the Sentinel. "“
(lunnnukfimnMfiL
. »IBouquefis
Rowland M. Beach
Florin L
Phone 2140 . '
ed hits wgrets at James H. William}.
resigning as superintendont'ot the].
Darlen‘ schools. ' Mr. Williams "had
,_ f it“
‘1‘!“ local baseball team will meet-
Lflow morning at Hot
their weekly practice on Point
“— I
. ., and] Mrs. William R
yton avenue. are entertain
fiends over the week and. 1
vLW
'1‘
been co‘nnected'for 10 yew-swabs
local scpools and had always beenL
spoken of most highly. said Mr. Rage.
He also spoke about the educationfl
conditionio. outing that Mr. Williams
114.1 often been blamed tor theLlae-k
I
l
A new driveway leading to the 011-1
of the club it make a. pretty appear-w
Arthur-d Somme“ L
1
i7
l'Lm 8!.th
F01L' the Home and Porch at Sterling’s. You Will
Find the Finest Selection and Most ReasOnably
Priced. ~
Couch Hammocks
Ranging 111 Prices from $8. 95 to $4500.
Oil Cook Stoves
Florence, New Perfectioh, Red Star in Any
Size. 2-3—4 or 5 Burners.
In: Large Trucks. at Your Sen“: ceL
Main Ofice, 26 Concord St”? ..
New York Dice. 281 West
ROTON PCIN
s-u—..
SATURDAY, JUHE
Hershfield Motor
LONG 91.31.4111 (I. mg.
for
pcmtion; Padded Van: for F
1‘41!
“3‘3, P‘s:
Transpbrtation C0,
Daily Service Bet ween \ e 1 ‘1 ork :11; Nethug
1:111:11;
K 11:12 or
mLt'flIé Work
1.) \omalk
T PARK
Dancing Evenings 8:15 to 11:: 3'1.)
D1E1to.. Famous Ora-hut
D IN I N G C AS I \
French and [4.15.111 C":-
1:.
Ample Peaking S1329
500 Bath Houses
Le
M 1M- m-.umm.w-m
1 . H»...
. w1m.w-mmwh1w
Refrigerators.
The Famous Alaska, Guaranteed. Ranging in
Price from $9.95 to $8000. Come in and See These
Perfeitt Madé Refrigérators.
Aluminum Preservifléi Kettle?
ON
1‘11
0
’3
FIREWORKS 31 gm. 11111111111
Wear-Eva“
S-Quart
for only
1.49
C Over 35c Ext '
54. 15'22,
\
Phone 294
:12: Game; 305,
SALEJENHiMT L L
For a Limited Time
Thu.
1
VWI LAYING
nmmnsmums
Feet.
Porch Screens-
In Any Sizes You Want from 3 Feet to 12
, 0pm 9 Charge Aroma:
Sterling , F
127-129—131 WW fit.
our me 0! 11111.11. moment in mists
111-3111111611 16.13.11 Styled it the aim
“Emmxaooiym melt soles dad” sitter neck. $1.13 $5.35. _'
“Rogaamnnmufiomgnmmsommwk
.
Exceptional Off 111' of
Street Suits
$19.75
The Famous “Printzess” Make
AHLWool-Linings Guaranted Two Season's Wear
Regular $32.50 Values
1121.11
OLDEN’S
68 Washington Street
ESTABLISHED IN 1848
By F. H. Nash
0'
THE NASH, RAYMOND & DE MN NEG.
Aim to Do Good Work at a Fair Price
TRY US
Duro Systems
ymond é”
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and Heating
No. 2 Flax Hill Road, Corner North Main Str.
111 ms PoRCH FURNITURE 111:. EB .11 E IT
Ail. endiesa variety of big and 13111:
settees, tabléLs Md handy little pieces.
WE. SELL RED STAR VAPOR OlL STOVE
. 01L QOOKER ajOVES WITH OR W'lTHOUT
:. 1--
1;..114 5,
AND .0: RFEC‘
S OVENS
Son
LL"LHaPe a Complete Stock of “U .
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