THE SENTINEL
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‘ it: 0 Mrs. Joseph Mentions. of Chestnut ' « DECORA TIOJVS
Lady J enmn gs Lodge ::;;:‘.:::::.‘:::7:.:::.“ 1“?” FOURTH ’ OF JULY TABLE
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5:: Installs New . Officers -21.: .3335”...
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E Installatton of: oflicers featured . . '
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KNITTED SILK IS
FEATURE
gge meeting 0! Lady Jennings lodge.
; nepherds or Uctlilcluni, held 1m:
' i‘ht. Deputy Lady b‘urns. ul
ridgeport. and stun”. worked tir-
dilation ceremony. Later a social
o iN SUIT :
me was enjo) ed.
'0' The new omcurs are:
:3 Commander—\i‘illiam Plutt.
w‘ ~'\‘ice-comntundLr—-i$niily Gctman.
Y; Marshal—Marie Conley.
u: Scribe—Emma. Buxton.
i: Chaplain—Louise Benedict.
Master of Ceremony — \Yllliam
m osher.
m Organist—Charlotte Kracmcr.
' Inside Guard—Julia. Flynn.
_ Outside Guards—Jonnic Gctman.
'Trustec—Chams H. Smith.
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~Lehi¢n Coal. Harris a: Guns.—
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- Jack Drew of \V'oodwartl avenue
0 enlisted in the (Joust. Guard.
t week has been s'v‘nt to Southern
_ suitors.
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tag-3AM participants in Carnival Pa-
do are instructed to be ready to
m in line on the Gl'c‘.“ at T p. 111.,
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Blr. and Mrs. Andrew Ives. of
‘oklyn, N. it, Air. and. Airs. l... .J.
milton of Clem-land, Ohio, and
- and hits Curry of Babylon. l..
.are the season guests ot‘ Mr. and. ‘
Frank Georgie of Wr-st Nur—
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‘a— Miss Elizabeth Shilnko of Router";
and Miss Milrli't‘d llwt ul'l
' J. avenue moturcd to th'iligcpmt ‘
terday. ivheru tiny \isitml l'irnrww
Beach. v o o ‘
. '3 . . - \\'wldtng Girl-i on second ll"'.~l'..
P—Exclusiw \K'eilvlliig Gift“. uwh {Llunnrn3'§___‘\.l\_ 4
~‘ d floor Dullnclly'su '.\\1\'. , o s o
o o o f Mrs. Irvin: A. Russell and family
_ Dir. and Mrs. John i‘u. Mull.) of Llirun chanted ll’l"li‘ residence from
. '1» W l'urls uh.- riwntlin; ilir W - k4 Ul't'ltrlrll Mrwl n. “Use Rocks road.
with his Iuothcr. Mrs. Curmrlti o o o 3‘. MRS. \|\1:\' altinan.‘
318m Ol- LOW‘.’ sirrct. I Miss Katharine Smith of Bridge— The'rniriimnnieu' tvr H1" "Lilo:-
i ‘ ' “ ‘ } port is visiting .‘liss Blanche St. John lous Fourth" “Mpum mu e... l‘v .1
FThB Bis L‘at‘nhal Parade {Ul'l‘ll‘i '1 Arch street. falllll) nr noizhl-m'licml l" ”ml”: “M‘
: .Srecn 817 P- ”L Thursday.“ Ad“ ' ' ' a lvl.-I:lc ltlfll'll :zs t".~ T‘"" le'
._ u n- u Mr. and Mrs Rmmmid Ilrvrianfln “*3...“ in my“. , .,. ,:. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Iii. Cochin, “r nu, Thrceplccc suits are now be- ..N 5.3.. of [.93 A.,g..y..s_ Cal‘ in... ”no... MM. .. ..~... .... n.’
' line are entertaining Mrs. \. l'IC—l ing nmde of knitted silk. Illus- tnmr, to Norwalk. and will make me sum» mr ln'nv) viii: iwt'ma Mil-‘-
no and dauzhlt'l‘ 0t Jet'sc." 011- j Lrutinn shows one in black and heir home lierr. Mr. Benjamin. 3.). (.‘ti\". mm, Phil" «h . ;. . ..:
.. ‘ ” " * ‘ ; white. ‘uho is the son of Mrs. “'illium If. court-c. .m. rr: llll .rwi ‘VJ" i": it.
Mr. and Mrs. liniil Julcstnn of: l'l-‘l‘lllfifll'. “as formtirl} ii rr-si'lcnt of \Vliellicr Hi" MN" lr’ Fl‘r' .l '3‘"
il’nmiit avenue “'1': \isitwrs. In '-- - . 1— - --- .. «k :lhls L‘l’J. of ”mm“ m. m m, “NW. .. .3, . v.
" ’w York city llstmwlfly. l _“' ' “MINI"- ‘w‘1 "”4””; ° ‘ ° course. hair .l tul'nmi' J" l" ‘ l; 'l
" ' ‘ l'r'l I" " V" "" m" 1’“ k" "1 Mr" 'l'ha \'13l'\\:i’k Lumber company “him and NW . v i" 1‘“! ’ " ‘* ‘l ”'3
. Free concert «um-r: night mu t‘n-‘lV’Y'll' " "(“1" t" “‘31-- l"i""" uill closc tonight and will romain llsPd twr Him l "'1‘. “up 1M
99!! b31110 American l5fllld~'“s\‘l‘- I ‘ ' . ' .._ , closwl until Monday morning. tl()\\n ll 11....) ll: -»:'- . a. I'
. . ' , A‘lug “1 '1 \""'w S. h, I" \lilglfil‘ll‘ —~««————7-~—--.—— __ {Ill Uni-Ill}; \‘lll'l \\|‘l 17:" ‘.\.t" l‘..'i\'C-C
ilira. Joseph .L'a .‘lato nl.’ l‘nru'lisn' 5|" IN" l' K ' ....,,.1 Ir till itv'r rm; with it.
." as recon-rid fro hrr l’t'u’lll ' t ' "l "'l“ ‘ \r ‘ , _ Th, ”1.1.. ;.._ _..- ,.. p... 3.3::un
“l Liz-h L" l 5 . o . T K()\‘AAY1VON 1' Hon “mild in llt'l" sit-iir-w " for
I“ u v s ,_ l \ll::« l.'i I! Hi l \Il\x .‘lJlW iiitn'n‘ .1 house lllll"li“4tll. \\ i1“. ‘.. ;. 1..
r. and Mrs. l-‘mnkie Fay have' “i l"""' "'1' “3‘9“" ’1 "I .\- “’ L'I ‘ lixnrytinng is m l‘I‘ildlnch for the ___________.___,___,__,__
ved front Clay street to :3; Llrtst “”51“ M“ Wt". . . .giitvioor Ill-“h“! on ”I? lann or J.
_ . ,. , . :- unrt Hi mite. tan 2 t. The affair - . I
“e. Enid 2:02“: "Al-“0 springs. .rllli'S-—55V~ iuill start .1118 o'clock and the pro. i .lfii‘lllld lhbikhl)
Best Coal. Harrts'sc Gains—Adv. ‘ ‘ .,’ ilrriir; “ill rm. “(land .0 ”,9 ”mo,“
. o o ., - .‘lr. .‘l ':l “I." t ill‘lt :\. ‘l: in N ‘ stlr chapel loud. The outdoor
’harles Ripple 0( Summit ”"1“” “W" H H" I, ‘w, I H ”“3”"; {NM-i then"... Which has been constructed
- taken a. position ““11 tll‘: Crofut I tho ll'l;.‘lt 'll' Im‘. from .w \v 1 (Jill . is a llilug of ppm"); The “th";
., d Knapp company. lull)‘. Is as complcte as in an indoor "
. o it o t o o flhwitrry (inn nt‘ 1hr (rdttirrs of the I g
133 Helen fiction,“ of Ely («\r-nut- a” ._, Dim in: . H v incl-t mt Ill“ .3 I‘ll-lu’lrt‘t program is the sketch "Thi- b
rtalned a number of friends at (.zt'r'ru I» f‘li'ltlitl. Juli n" " ““ "l”l‘l'l‘s \lurst \\'i.::irlls" staxc ht .
home last m cninz. o . . . ;(l1:tt‘lr‘.\ l.. S- nit. into or the lirinsh ~ —. .—
‘ ' "' [lu- 1"" V“ "“ \" """ 7‘ " ll‘ ””1 "it‘Hll‘i l" \‘hll'h litisscl 'l‘hnnir-s :md ’ l “1).? ‘n
. . . . \ -v.. . l‘ '.l my'ic' \ ‘1} - p ... . w h at S isle l~JZE
LET‘S Pea Coal. Harris & (Hills, .u- .. i. ‘ :-\ .1." til} it“ . 1 ill] aillmtd .Ippcar. chci's “ho “ - > .
s.—Adv. liltlz‘ .zl'tri" .I' l.‘ ‘1 .ll l. llfl.l. . “Ill lulu: inri arc llv )In}pr. car- Race for BOB/q 0‘ (in!
c o o ;,‘l:tlll strut". lm-ntsl; Mr. and Mrs. l-‘redrruvt‘ 9 , ’ ~ 0“ ) J. ,
dward Gall of Lowe sit-not, is \l ' \' ' l" ( JI'.. It‘llr. aur‘l 31“.“ Howard N. \\’III- 3 0 - Ib riuifillnll
-' ‘v ' ‘ o 'e. r. . 1‘. HI «. . .. I‘r’f-ul W‘rk‘. u. .nnn. . rs. '1 'i son and I'ltnr 0.: -A u. . ‘
\ ““15 “llh f:ICI:JS in (-1" ‘l'ml Ari/mix v. A!" \isitin: )lr. [vicar of fin“ Joy-spy in a motion ASked About (£33103:
flami‘al prize cups are now “u "I"! M“. -' i‘n'iI-‘lJtH'L Li 53': ‘ pictures l’llll‘lt‘sqllt‘: th° Itumiilon ..._._.- -
exhibition in the window of Chas. ll. W“?! ‘ ‘ v: 1‘ lswrenadnrs. IrIing Albrecht. Swim." r 11-, -. i. (u. .... a;
Dilworth Jewelry storm . .> . ‘ Rt‘ll. Arthur Hilliard. Charles l‘unk. ; “fin ~11: ': 1123.“; " ,1“!an
“— a a 0 1,0qu “”53T5ll' "‘ l-FXlllF—‘lnn .'I\c~ llnl‘ill'ul Moore; :‘lllill‘f‘il 'l'rczlklf‘ in :fuiyglll: It J‘t‘i'Il ' I ' I '~
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EBANKER BAKERY PATRONS T". .\.~ .. .u ( . Mist... .deJUhn .\‘l..ll‘l:ll"l and 'ilII-idoo loin songs. (ll-d r-;Igcrl\_ ’i'licr-~ “M iv Wm":
my? TAKE NOTICE!- .l.\t-n ”a Li‘llt alvi .|\i nu mutmv (I in liltioksldt‘. Mari .inrl \ Irgima Rim-l“; ‘ « ; '1 ‘ l» .- ' ..,. .- V
'e‘wlll be closed Friday and Sub Stmr‘l'ur‘ll tort-*1 1‘}. char! thw VlS- ford: Apache ‘lilllcf‘, Anita :Ind Ln"- conic.“ s. i1:.'.l.‘rn~l.i‘ ”T ' , .
by July 4th and jinn—MAM. itwl v-I'h f'I'er- ("m ll‘i‘r""‘k 1”” 30“" ‘33”: "Fr '."“"" "m." -' ' Ll ‘.“ .
‘ ' Sandie goon L‘on‘rgt' Rose of “a“ cups “hlfll arev to‘lw' L ‘ . .I~ ,~ ..
. ,: l'w-n" l»‘-l and sung by Miss Carol are on diupl-I) in tn. . ...» I mum
i l Mills. The contest is. stage l-.\' Bliss 3'." ”mm?" Hm.” ““.“"‘ Wm“ ‘M
in: Kate Benton “Hit the follouing ”l" “‘Mndqs' H“ "mg". 'L‘ "‘3 " '
5i taking part, Mary and Virginia cvcnts “ill llr- tlu- mint-r by l
:35 lilat-ki'ord. Suzanne lh‘oun. Marjorie (or “7“th H" l:tl'::‘:-l h“
5.“: lluchnnnn. Linda t'olton fungi-s, it) h“ :Ii‘vnrdml. llll“ :.‘ ,
3 ”Men I'islu-ou'n. Anita lIr-rriek. Pat. S ”“1”“ “‘71“ 1““1 ‘5 “”"
. vi 3' farm-1v
made in this bank before
; July 11th
will draw interest from
July lst
INTEREST'AT THE RATE OF 41/3970
~{for six months ending June 30th will be entered
ion pass-books and paid on and after J uly 10th.
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Accounts from $1 to $5,000 are invited.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS -
» BANK
ALDEN gowns, rresidem.
EDWARD BEARD, Vice-President.
ozone; L. woopwsnn. Treasurér.
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". nz. ins and dancing. music for which
jntll be furnished by \V'altor Inger-
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“liltll has arranged
fi\r'l‘lll9_ :ll'v \isitinz Mrs.
lpnrcnts in Willimnntlv‘.
l o a I; i
I -A»Spm~lnl nitrilt'lltlll on the Grrcng
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;July lth Ll"glnnlllz . p. m. ~Ad\. l
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l Miss lelle HnIv ul the iirst dis.
ltrirt “as a \lsilur in New York ('1')
Sunday. l
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Mr. and Mrs. .\. iicrnmn ailvl‘
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-——Elito ShoIinFMt‘t‘iEld Bldg, 44
“'all St. Permanent. ~waving by
Nestle Lanoil Process. 313 for bob-
bed hair, $10 for 1-2 head long
:hair. Hair dying. mareefiing. boy-
ish bobbing. and Parker method of
ihutr and scalp treatment. Phone
2565.
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lllssillldred tircncnlierg. I‘crry
:ivenuc, who has h‘un omploicd at
the Connecticut. Latin and Power
company, has TCSlllet‘l to accent a.
position with the Nash Engineering
Company. ' '
Miss Agnes Lynch. of Futnam
avenue, is cnjoflng a \acation from
her duties nith the Connecticut
Light and Power company. She is
Vacationing in Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Mary Cullen of Holden axe-
niic. left yesterdu) by motor for‘lmv,
Massachusetts, where she “ill \isit
will: itcr'brothcr.
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Mrs. Hugh O‘Grady and children
Edward and Doris May of llurlmr
U‘Gradp's
rizlllL'lllt‘l‘ of Him strcrt ur-rc \isiturr'
in Now Jersey Sunday.
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nut. left this :«I'tr-rnouu for the t'al
sl‘lll IIIUIIIiinIni-l “lirrt‘. sllC “l“ \lsii,
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MISS lv‘rnncos I"ul|cn oi Bcldcn a\r~- l
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I)\cr the fourth. 3
l' H HIV“? lilwl-i
othrr prtzrs~ :ill 1min:
Tltcrc is :1, tilt at any-tor)
“hole thmiz. \‘.li.».t
"Iii/.11)" lilt‘l‘ tnx‘ tiiv‘
and what thn prirv ill.”
:iu‘n llt" “initvr .‘ 'J‘lmt's.
lion that‘s :nt t'\t‘i‘_\lu'nl)‘ goinlz.
plc about, the I'cs-irt r- :‘unr tn imltww
as does .\l H« rnmiv. that it's :1 Immu
of Gordon (in). ’i'ltn :-l-".‘ art: opt].
mislicully says "\Vuii Jill‘l bi- '
"'I‘hI-rv-‘s' soniclhiiii: “run': lll
mark" (l"t‘lzti*cfi Arnold \li‘lau‘i'iun.
and so lllt‘l'l’ l\. i!) lll" lllllt‘ thui
.the laIish display of thin-«rim is
made at night. llti\\r'\t r. tlic shrvud
of mystery “ill lw wait-ml and ti‘cti
.\Im~;owan, Barbara. 1.:mrisli indinnrclrr.
Loran Lopes. Harriett Slicr-
and Marjorie \\'liit-‘. 'l'lie
“ill [in Mrs. Arthur Innis-en
South Norwalk. Mrs. liusscll
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lllflll
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4-. "l-nfs on r 2'
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[hn rpm-z.
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1322mm; of itowaiton and Mrs. lins-
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i‘nttorson o f Llnrlcn.
.3th price. “ill
The ud‘
mcmdc refresh-
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lsoll's: orchestra. The committee
4 the affair in-
eludes. Mrs. J. Arnold. Mrs. J". E.
Hadley. Mrs. George ltuhbell. Mrs.
11'. S. Benton, Mrs. l‘crcy Barrett,
and Miss Ada May Prescott.
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Th!> second in the scrics of opcn
ltllSL‘USSlOH moctinzs “ill be hold in to gel nitrr Al. ll “hut in J-jc mm
the Rdll'i'l’ton Baptist church I... so.
night. 0 o a
' ‘. 0 \‘l'atch Frank Schwartz. Tin-r)
Frank L. 'T'hcall of r'annoyor a\~._ llcrrs :Iihl ‘mstr r Hrtic in t‘ .. inmt
nun. has had .1 ielrphong inslullcd rnccs. .\ hot tip says tlw-Vrv :u‘. u»
in his home. to burn up thv surf. \\-J‘l‘.t ll mil null
be cal‘ctul how you in) )wlr it. 19!
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R. H. North of Rowayion avenue
is spending tho, holiday in Maine. Gem-go: Sclilichting. proprietor 0"
._ o o c the Hickory Bluff lmtli houses .1an
R0". Oscar filing of Highland 3"... ihn Hickory llllift' slut-o llllllltlllit r~_~
‘ l‘lllt“ will speak at the nrviccs at tho that although the svusmt is: still
Nor“ :Ilk
Sunday.
young. all his l-nth lions-s ll:l\t'- ln on
cngazcd and that Iivxt y-‘ur lit" lllviiwx
to add more. linuscs t'nr luithr-N, 'l‘l.«~
b°ach at. the bluff lIrIs gninr-Il grrat
popularity and now is sought l-:.- iwn.
ple from many miles; about. N. u
lockcrs were added :it the ll".L'llllllllE
of the season but they do not mevt
all the needs.
Congregational church.
Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch and Mrs.
t‘harles T. Mitchell n‘ere recent visit-
era in Bridgi‘pnrl
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Miss Eugenie Newborn. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Newborn
has gone. to Camp Merrie-Woods.
fiapphiro, N. 0.. where she will
spend the summer months.
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. ‘Mr. and Mrs. L. “'atorbury of
Springtime have least-d the hunga-
low or Mr .and Mrs. O. L. Noxon on
McKinley place.
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Before coming to tho Hickory
Bluff bridge connecting Brll Island
and Hickory Bluff. one runs across
the sign “Fans at your h\\'ll risk."
Judging from the great numlwr oi
autontoliilists journeying tlnily tn lin-
ton and Bell Island. this “nruinz is
‘ ’ I ° not Worrying any one. There is nu
The people of Rowayton are in- doubt that in limo this \i'omlon
filed to meet in the Rowaytor: structltremyvor the rhor “ill lunar: to
church. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock
,to practice the patriotic songs which
will l've‘sung at the community serv-L
ice to be held at 7:30 o'clock. The
members of tlw community chorus-
es are especially urged to take part
in the musical program which will
be under the direction of Mrs. Al~
.be replaced by a reinforced (‘Iiht‘rcte
passage. Much comment is already
being made in regard to it. and it is
thought pcrlmps before the (.nd of
the season, anmppcal will he made
to the city asking stronger construc-
tion.
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work have
9 Painting and decoration
, .. .. , . house
oaths
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i‘l’” !.Il'
‘.t‘l)»l
' ;t‘llii- house.
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:lwunty of thr- plum: and gnr‘
:glurious ircslt appearance
winning this owning.
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THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1924.
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High tide today It 12:49.
tide at 6:49.
Low
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Manager Neville Baylcy. in an ‘tn-
terview ~with s Sentinel represent»:
tire yesterday. declared that he
looks forward to one of the biggest
days in the history of the park‘to-
morrow. .
"Them are." the manager said. 2
“great numlmrs who will come here l
tomorrow from a. district cur-riding3
perhaps from New Tort; to Hartford.
Roton has gained 1 gr'én popularity
and is well known not only in this
State but in New York and New
Jersey. The concessionalres sre busy
at the present time pro-paring; (ir a
great rush. At the bath houses and :
in the casino extra men have been 9
hired to serve the holiday patrons."
“’hen asked if there you any dif- ;
ficulty in obtaining extra help, Mr.
Bayley said that there is no trouble f
at all becaulc of the great army or i
unemployed. .
“We are equipaed to offer the .
best entertainment possible." he
continued. "There can be no spirit
of roudyism or of roughnoek because a
we are amply protected against any
had clement that may spring up.
Thor- will be special ton~minute trol-
le servicn throughout the day. \I'n
have obtained a lavish display of
fireworks for tomorrow evening.
. . .r m... rum". up}. mt..r.v-.-wlmrs like the I‘enicrplevc a.“
It": ’ A ‘Ilzvtc and blue on the t::'r-l at rach std»,
end: rrntcr l‘l“t‘n Is a Lure “here ‘ou ara- ‘n’rrtalnlnx I
i.:~~:;-;~ H 2-H! ulmr and blue rtzt- crew! for a tnttwty n! this kind a.
tap; ,...r v~th .UH‘rul tiny tings “hole Mm. limlmi until tender and
”H,” a M... MD. "Crackers" in tho then link-“l uuh spice:- is aVSplondld.
rt w :w .~ used as favntr 'l'hc)’ : {'“H‘tl'l’lf‘” for .1 meal. bcrub it.
v... .i m ..=.. vnlut‘lnl paper llI‘bf \‘rll. ar-l pin ll cm in cold untur- tn‘
’., .1, .‘ mots ‘.\‘“'nar_ cnxvr. “14h a twaspoon of baking
h ‘x- mursnon far a small ism-1n in ”1’? “at”. Let it come to s
w- .. im- lltc t‘lt’tll\ in be- white lvml. then pour off ”10 ‘f‘si'h COW?
v tmul- r of Mun pith units It V Ith fresh cold irntrr. skim when:
.- .- -. 1 “roams”. nr narrnu' red 1'. comes to the limiting point and let;
it. ”my; doll“ :tl llih-r\als tn ' it Silliill' r firmly until tender. Take
5.. . “1ng around tha- tai~lef On it out. lFll\U\f’. than rind. cnxflr with
;i.- - r. ;. tuggi- lntl'flllfiil fire a dresslnx of brown sugar and mull—
?u - ' . - '.llll\"\ the (‘t'nierplt‘cc. It is.t:ird. stick a few cloves in it and
-- w' mrdlnuird and revered With italic until brown. Syrup savrd from
tr: .wprr, laws .1 imp rut on onenurklnd pcacnos or peat-:4 may b.-
-‘ ‘l utzn arms and legs. The ; adlird rithcr when it III hailing or
.: - «ite— 4"l .1 ”‘3‘ of ruft’ty red. ; Hiking and this adds much to its
w nmi Wit“ paper. and tlnyiflm'nr.
v'ar iv from New York city is Px-llo keep the rosdpa: cl:ared.
W. m. inc 1hr .- for the sum- '
" ii;- iiilljnl‘i1 .1 his: airs. Thv‘ format arming dance of the
\kamvn wrrc lmstly engaged yrs-
! r-lzn t-ll [l)(- club tennis courts piak~
Esrason will he hrI-l in the club house
this meninz. Adorncd in its new
t uriatns and lamp shades. rcfreshcn-
Floor Manager Sam lrcland. popular
chief of thc dancin: paiiiion. like-
ithat hr is ready to handlc all the" ;
"r‘n'le. I I
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The popsirlr stand between the!
Incrr) —go-round and the boullng al- '
lurs is twin: painted. Proprietor
i'icorg“ Dicfcnhach is supemisin; I
the work. ‘
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(‘harlos Middleton of Third street. i
Flast Norualk has takt‘ a pOsitinI. i
All general handy man about the is- .
the resort.
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Msnzy Middleton of East Norwalk
has nt‘t‘PptOd a position as care-taker
at Roton Point.
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Repairs on the hall field hate hF-‘l’:
completed and this large plot is now
ready to servo patrons of picnics who
lrc athletically inclined. It will he
used as n parking spar-3 in thr:
evening.
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Tomorrow. the Fourth of July.
will see two excursioos at the Point.
The Elton Avr it“ Brotherhood
Church of New York City will haw-
its unnual outing at the- park. The.
trip will he made in buses. 'The
party will havc a track meet in lht'
morning and - hast-hall game in thc
afternoon. Rev. Joseph A. Daly and
party of Now York City will also
come on an excursion tomorrow.
This party including about 100. will
come in buses.
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On Saturday the members of the,
Stratford Mellimlist Brim—opal church
wil hold an noting at l‘lotnn. This
is an annual mnnt. About :00 mem-
bers “ill arriinv in liusvs.
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Also to al't'ht‘ on Saturday is tho
.- -m l'P'l'l" tor the scason. Too ml l‘) .I new goal or paint. and at-
Emmi. ct llJ)’.‘\Cr" thrrmn on mutton-it‘d liy cool comforting hrw-z-s.
.| it: ii Island rrsivlcnta “ifl he al‘~lc gfiic rlub “ill b-- delightful tor the
3I.» llldlllll‘llJir‘ illnir rmgucts onvcit‘w‘t‘nslntl. A spccial allitl‘nt’rltt‘d OT-
.‘wiw r-mn as the “ul'lv is cum-fr?» Mm has been rnnagvd tot" thc
Evinl, f-‘\’lll and “ill no doubt satiny all.
' 0 ‘ !\vrncn Jarboc. head of the u-nfri-
.\lr. an.) .‘lrfi “mu-y Turner aiiditninmcnt committee. says that even!
manly It! l':I~.~uItr‘. N. .l . arc r\pc-~tml 1th“ most critical “ill like it. At. the:
m airiw 'm- lhe‘ summer tomorrnu-‘gidol, :Is :1 contrmpornry terms hint;
“f'illrt’g. liar 'l‘uriicr ftiniily lmsltllv Menard, will scrvo rctrrshmr-ntsl
lwt‘ll .i' 'lw Isiah-l for 'hc past 'nwimi-i is null supplied. The klddl"!~.l
[\"fll! .unl “"ll~l\l10“l1 about Ilirvlnol to lm torxmirn. “ill ll-‘l‘t‘ their
.slninl lIv intents lI-rc are ragcrlylmur from .\ until 9:30, .‘lrs. M-‘lw
‘.t‘.\:tltl.“.g 111- 1r arrnal. E\llla Ftlll'r Riley has donated tlzc
' ' ‘ prize for the lucky numbcr dance:
Mr. and Mrs. Ari-h F-‘lwyn “ill for lh" children uitdcr nine. Thc
‘rntn this P'.I‘iiil‘2 for lill‘rrml. N. J . ‘ other donors li:t\-- not as 3M bccn"
\xlxcre they Mill‘spt‘lld the Fourth. flnllullni‘t‘d but “ill no doubt hel
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Miss M. Ledira “'cld ronduetrd
‘21:“,- rngulnr uc- kly dancin: class for
‘thv young-Torr. ut the island In lhc
;."lnli )crtl rdu). 'l‘hr- class “as wrll
lztttcmiml. It is open to all inns and
girls of the island tram lllt‘ agrs or
3 in ‘J. 'l'ltv l‘I‘ “ill lion-13min; class
'\(‘i'_\‘ \Voilnrsday morning through-
tout the summer.
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Melxillc li'ul‘mr Riley oi Hag-ers-
lmvn, Maryland “ill arriw‘ this me-
‘uing “llll .1 party of fri' lids to spcnd
lltt‘ l-‘ourrlt With his Intuily on the
:island.
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' :4. chnson “cm to New York cit.)
lgroloi'duy nttcrnoon lo gct the cur-
and the, lump shudcs for tho
Tit-'sc were put up last
Thry mid greatly to the
it a
the
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Billy _ir., son of Mr. and Mrs. “‘il-
llillll llurt ur' [“tlfillv' \'vnicc. “ill rn-
t~~rtriili 4” of his island fricnds at a
birthday party to [w licld cithvr at
his home, at l-llekory Bluff or in the
lit-ll island (‘llll' house next \Vr‘dnes~
ting-x Al Herman. steward of the Bell
island L‘lllll pill (‘nl"'l‘. ' ‘ ’
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Franklin Footc of \K'ilton Visited
his aunt. Mrs. C. Iii-\im; Ferris at her
homo on the island yesterday. lie
is making prcparalions for another
‘I russ country tour in an automobile
\xith n chum. Last. your home \vcnt
tot'ulifuruiu in a Ford together with
a friend and. liked the Pacific coast
so \if‘ll that he‘s going back again.
Ill) cxpcms to take about 3 months in
the journey this time stopping off on
tho way and remaining for .1. While in
San Francisco.
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Mrs. Mary Maloncy and daughtor
Mary. of Corona. Long island. will be
the guests of'Mrs. Mary Qost'ello at
the Pine Point club during themonth
of July.
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In spite of the "No Parking" signs
put up at the Pine Point hill ap-
proaching Roton Point. automobilists
still persist in leaving their cars
along the road side. If drivers do
not hood the warnings of the Roiqn
l'olnt Association some more strin-
gent. measuros will be taken. This
practice" iarnot only annoying to resi-
dents of Pine Point but is also dan-
gerous for traffic. making the pass-
age for automobiles very narrow.
Manager Neville Baylsy llid tint ho
would do all in his power to prevent
turthcoming. Tim xronn UPS will!
rmvl in tvt‘pslr-imro from 9.3” until
2:59. Tonight's the night'.
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\ir. and Mr,K t"ostello of Staten
island and son, Tom. an» \isitul's 8‘.
Itw i‘inr~ l‘oim Clul- fur .‘l 1“\\' dais.
Tom has Just twiurncd truth :i trip
to .\lv.\ico \\ll"l‘C he spent MUTE“.
“twin.
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Mrs. Ros-c llizgms, acrnml’flnlfll
lit. her Illillglll‘ r Ann, “cut to N' ‘T
York city yrstcrday to st“ llr‘t‘:
daughter Rosalinofi for Euror‘t‘ 0“'
the liner l.o\iailmn. Mrs. Higgins
and 1115:: Ann Higgins nrc oxpoctcd
to arrive hack at the Point tomor-
l‘0\\'.
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Tho bridge party held in ”l" Roll!
island cluli inst mcninfi: “its ‘97-":
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“‘0“ ”W sccoml prizc. a britin" lamp.
Mrs. Malcolm l‘nrkln “on third place
honors and “as glicn a half dozen
sherbet-i. glasses. Miss Ruby Cwopple
received a cigarette tray as fourth
llrizc. Mrs. iiorbcrt Schwartz won
a Pocketbook as firth prize and Mrs.
George. Hayes was awarded a coaster
”33' for tho sixth standing. The at-
fair concludcd at 11 o'clock. l‘lans
are hclug made for more parties to
he held during the season. \arlous
Women of, tho island will he called
"lion to storm as hostesses:
Piéking Wild Flowers
Cost Her Just $11
TWO young women. who sided
that they did not wish their names
made DHbUc. "ported to the police
yesterday. that while driving in
Highland avenue they had left their
automobile by the road side while
they stopped to pick some flowers
And that one of: the young You“!!!
had left her pocketbook with $11 and
her driving license in the ‘csr and
that. some one had taken it.
new o‘As MAIN
New gas main is being laid today
in Forest street. by the Connecticut
Light and tower company. The
Isms company is replacing old oe-
'ciricyed their annual outing at RC.»
iv...“ ho “in most probably chart"
eniploycs' club of thc Deltas-Hess Co.
of New York t‘ili‘.
3M mrmhrrs of the First ill-tho-
.Hfl Episcnpal vhtil‘t‘h t‘f Slal'l'lfOl‘l]
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50. Main 5t. 50. Korivall.
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
SALE
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GOLDEN ’S
Washington St., 80. Norwalk
;
‘wisc pl'cdicln a grcat day and Kins:
before state .
.I'OFtcllo. in Ridgvficlxl “inch r‘
“as held )csierday afternoon. Ila'u
“ore. outlined for the lloii'llix .,
rummage: sale in Ffip'rmloc- pm
a harm-st supper dung; - ~
of October.
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Bliss t‘ltitl‘lottc Jdl'H.‘
successfully passed .1-1
policeman,
on " "
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llt‘l' to get. a. lli"‘n"" to oprrw: . 4
car in Connn‘tth'. All.“ .l —.
. vent to Bridgeport :‘K'trd _\
:ct h'r license.
t‘ongregational church Sunday.
told of his work .
.and of his experiences of the i’fi’il 1.
Smyrna disaslrr.
his work in tarraiu: on It». ll‘Sfll ..
lion in which there 82“; ilvtndrrls .-r
orphan children.
I
lschool class of lll" .\'~
Irrian
out “are:
Ban;- Andrews.
Hunter. Jenny Kristrns-‘n, Car.” :1.
Miller and Mabel R Is-ch.
iH‘lthls and
Darien are cnjmini:
motor trip to Krntucky.
. 3 t
has returned from .3
Albany whore hr: spent rcvcral do}-
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Tho ("hurvh Fit-min 50. wry .
land. én'l. 1.”le l‘:$‘l8l.‘(llt.’ll church.
o o 0 ‘ion, uill hold :I in). suppt- .
The Rotor: Point Holding associa- i "'“l”: 5“ “53" l" ”1" “WI-"1 7
:tion has Purchased .1 now Ford de~ ‘ bal'h “le‘rl‘ in?” l‘l'l‘ '4 :1 t. 1' '
ll\‘t‘l":' car for genrral use. ' . t
0 o 0 Harold C. Jarquuh of UP l’ L
.\'o excursions are booked for to- Road_ a prominent erder in
day at tho point. Today is thc first 5‘6““ ml” It‘ll”. “Wk ""51““ "'
do) in many \\"’l\.‘ that 110‘:- nm 3“!“de 3 ""T." “l" ”U”: ad'i""‘> .
toast. find one nu'mf-town part) it l”"" "Willi": F‘l'u“ ‘31 ll'“ I‘vl"
iu the Near
He also
:‘ir‘b‘v
Miss Margaret \l'rri's Fur.
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‘i|.”',‘:'1 I'E‘t‘s ‘
churlh mvimcd :4 Picnic it.
13‘? Beach on Fridat. Those t-twr.
Edna Fain. )lar)’ Porto r.
lty Ashton,
.‘laty
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Mrs. Frank l2. IC-‘qurds of 39‘”
‘Jrrsey is spending :4 fru rims “‘iil
hrr dauxhtcr. Mrs. i'r-d .Vrlson of
the Post Road. Darirn.
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“'tlliam Zicglt‘r of Collnnder‘l
Point, Ncroton. has purchased a new
Rolls Royce.
Frank Sunqurr or Neroton
t_‘:irleton Tl littvflaiv
a
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tn 0—“ crkcfi
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Harry T‘almrr of the Post
motor lili)
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Mrs. Marshall Richards of l'a"
rIcn Sing sox‘r-ral \or at s- l“r‘Ylt‘l't.s ..‘
the
Glrnbrool;.
League of Sprmgdnle “51> rm: .. um ..
home of Mrs.
it here
Folwrt
th- ]IIIi.ll t':"
ilrw...
Inn \‘Pulcrdfit. m. MFS‘ OHVN S‘R'Jfi‘im ““1 Mi"
‘ ‘ ‘ ' . o o i'hilo Green of Srt’int'lal".
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(-0"; cxr‘lllh
Sir. mlmat
sic-lib” by?!" “Sciagatt' is heavily Th0 sll‘cet fair nhicli “as lav-l.) las:
lmnkcd for tomnrmw and “ill iw- week by the \\ oniun's asi‘t'wlation H;
llil'N‘l to its t‘ahfi"ll}' “ith beach the Damon Concrrlgnnwml d1.”
prrkcrs from Xr'i York t‘ity :Ind “‘85 a \i‘ondct'l‘ul Sur‘t'cs.\.
.lrrscv. 'it is most prolwldc that . . .
another 1mm “Ill ham to lie sci-urea The Thursday lgxpmng viu‘n “at
for the daj. In accnninlmlatr‘, tho hf? cutertamml at tho 1.0;”. cf My.
crowds. This “as thc case L2" Sun- Rathau S. Finch this “er
(lay “hen 1.100 persons clamorcrl , ‘ - r
for place an the "Scrim‘iie." which Mrs. “agony cf sum“) 1.3,...“ ““5
mm only curry ‘0”. Manager .\‘c~ .a visttOr in ,lmrien nn Sliildrl}.
\‘illc Farley said V'stcrday that from
the suprr-ssi'ul showing of the “Son-
:tnc!hor to make daily trips. Mr.
Hayley intends to embark the “Sea-
gate" from t‘lusson I‘olnt, Bronx.
and in casc anothcr boat is put on.
to send that from No. 10 Battery
landing. The boat, now running
stops at both of those points.
i EAST NURWALK ;
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of thv Swedish Congregation-
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Butter-
Worth of East avenue left last night
for Loom lake in the Adirondacks
where they will remain during the
summer.
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The Woman’s Guild of Christ
church is holding its weekly meeting
this afternoon at which plans for
«he annual lawn fete to be given
July 17 will be gone over.
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There will be a song. prsyer and
testimony meeting at the East ave-
nue Methodist church, tonight at. 8
o‘clock.
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The annual picnic of the Christ
church will be held Tuscany.
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The work on the tennis courts be—
in: built by the Epworth league in
the lot adjoining the East avenue
Methodist church. is progressing
rapidlyéhnd it is expected an they
will be ready for use shortly.
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Rev. Corrado Rim will address
the Friendship Bible class of the
East avenue Methodist church.
‘Sundsy. Rev. Riggio who is n mis-
sioncr will tell of the work which he
is doing among the lullans. The
martin: will be hold :1: 12:18 o'clock.
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Thom-business aeolian of the
recently entertained ii'er‘scn.
cent of Buffalo, New York.
A \‘cl‘y qmct unwilling l"'.'lx PM"
on Saturday afternoon at the 5'”.
dio of S. Harkncss Mcf'rca on Old
lx'ing's’liighuai when his daughter.
Miss Hclmi. “as murri-d to Aulrriy
Quackcnltush
Gcorge .‘l. Tuttlr. pastnr of the Con-
gregational chun h, ofi'ciatrd.
rclativcs and a f-‘w intimate. friends
utondcd.
bush. brother
best man.
by
flouor g‘il'l.
mother‘s weddinc dress and ('lll‘l‘It‘d
a bouquet of white 1‘050‘3.
of Daily-n. Rev.
Only
Bron: .'\‘.lo L. Quacken-
of tho gt‘ulisiti. “as
The oride tins, :lttv'nllotl
hir nioce. Helen. who acted as
The bride. lie-.-
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A recap-
“cll 11‘pndpl . 1.1 was declared a‘al church “ill be held tomorrow in item “‘38 h“? at the JC-lll' Film?!
«men's: b all i:il'cscnt '46 turn and the SI‘O‘G 1‘3"“ of ”‘9 Charles inn. after “)"Ch ”1" You“? 1"” "m
i H {y ‘n xi. (1 ir‘orr‘ 11 the af- staples ‘cstato in Pine Hill avenue. lhrll‘ hotlosuloon. . l\ hm llit‘g' l‘t -
l‘xriimonio : c\l.~ an ‘\ “ {altos-i?“ .. s 0 turn they Will waldo on Brooksld-r
a r. . rs. .. . .Sn-rnson '-‘»‘ - ... . _ . , . .- r
There “on; nine- talilos. Mrs. 310810." Friends of M”. 1415er Illiderh‘ho GV’nut, BMW '.‘ o a
‘ - . . ~ li host has been scriousll' at er ome .
lilrduz‘lizziittoniIllbmellchtcilin‘ghLandSwan on East in enuo will be pleased to Mt 1nd ”‘3' Herbert Roscoe an"!
1\\‘1rdt‘d tho first prize which was a hour that much improvement is filial)! Of Lin‘dcu 'm Chili. :oroto:
' ‘ - ’ , . . - . 11 “mm ~ 5 G l s. open inc use non or
mahogany end table. Howard Llarlx 5l10\‘n in her (:0 ti . iris-lids in Danhury.
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Mia. Lining; Uldrin of ’l‘ulwtl‘ l.-
road. spent Tuesday “ith Mg. and
Mrs. Ir’c'rcy Oldrm nt‘ Norn'alk.
.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Dooly of \Vt‘fl nae
nue. Noroton Heirhts. are rnimri' z
0\".‘l‘ the arrival of a baby girl.
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Mrs. Nixon of Noroton liazgrfs
\in-
SHERIFF In-ZLLY‘S (‘OXDITIOX
NE“! HAVEN, Conn” July 1:.— ‘xo
change was wporlr-d today ti. 1?.“
condition of County Sin-rim Thoma.-
L- Reilly. who is m at his rams-ur-
here. It. imam that mo SQI’ClallSlfi
expected to consult today with oth-
er Dhyslclans who have lwen canal
in Sheriff Reilly's case. Because 0
his inability to continue his duties #5
sheriff. deputy sheriff John \V. 11'1”
has been designated to act in his
place. The exact nature or the alter-
iff's ailment has not been full.“ 5"
torminod, it was state-d.
gamma-I ”m“
_ poison ivy or no“ ”1‘”
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