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‘IBLISHED 1870
ES ARE SWEEPING ALI
5 Recruited From Federal, State and Pri-
me Timber Interests, Attempting to Save
‘housands of Acres—~Greatest Loss Along
nternational Boundary -— May Conscript;
‘irc Fighters
(By Associated Press)
5 FRANCISCO. July 15. -- Fifty-two persons are unac-
‘ to.“ and believed to have perished within the past twenty-
m the forest. fires which are sweeping all sections of
(-1516 Coast.
IllI' .‘IHJDI;
Albany Gets Gas ,
For 12c; 23c Here
.\ drop of one tan: a gallon on
if cimctnr- immcddtciy was
. ”umvul this morning by the
Hui: ilcftznrlg Company here.
FILLIIRI‘ min»; ls: other large Infin-
Ifllfs t"rri:0r;¢ (Irv. exp-.Ltui
to folio-V.
Tin:
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pr-r gulf-:1 In 2 ~: than .1 k.
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lets IT‘LIEI‘JVI gawilnw
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flux England. making: Iii: :zlxzk
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$1<~ufisér crnlsuiiv'ialC-‘II oil Lair n‘v‘
1‘1 gasnllllc by
Scn’ York.
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f leged Beatlng —— Say
- .L ’»‘.Zlf;»;i..hx’3£ig. Luzoick Was Drunk
a,“ :l and
\‘s'l'.i-I)!.\.‘€TI'T.
K ”3. died :19. her
ML—s Della. 3!:1110'3‘. 1. .
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.— fiend L"I.C‘;II' ‘_ of 1m; woman “a“:
» . ._ renal lvft shoulder. a frat».
I Iir< Pd Ihrm Back. ilirk'd I‘L‘". ' ILIG‘A‘ and a. “05515,“: {1’an
' 21:9 farmlies
,- out in auto-
iorved them
H‘mlltt.‘ they
:1 mill
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‘1‘.”‘9 cf the slag" .
M» dlcal i1)..a:l:l:ei' L. I. Mason or-
alcrnd‘ the lro-iy to be taken to an
undertaker} r
-:- G. Bil; of Danicison arrived to
its charm o: . .
fIIC alirgatlon is tha‘ LUZVK‘K
ante home Grunt»: on the night of
31-: and ens-red into an argu-
en'. ‘x‘i'li 111:: «If»: who had me: turn
I Then he thrashed htr.
Mrs. Mary
latter
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a! flat. door.
and ';:r r:ot’:r.r.
roux. when 9711‘:
Ila-.mhtcr‘S fisswfallci'.
13.12%";(1‘5 w- 11: into the bedroom 0:
OIIN W. DAVIS
-_ Miss Marceau I‘LL}: hut and then
‘t‘srctv her out of he house. Her
has—Mrs” --2
v. daughter1 condition was :ozmd to be serious a“
title can- the time. Mrs. Marcoux' had t‘hrca
' of the ribs broken. I: “as: said in the lam-
‘ unit}; had enmity towards
, iiy that
' ills sist‘r-inJaw whzch
a.
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' he notified ‘
Ion that iticoux‘s condition. Tomorrow it. is
for him toicxptctcd he nil! be charged Wits.
l manslaughter.
:L.——l: “11553-3 W’-
Polk re:idencc tc- ASSAL‘L'I'ED “11715.
.ns' campaign llrad- Joseph Novak was arrested last
2-! opened tomorrow’r-ccning by Patrolman Frazier on
. Murm)‘ Hm hotel in: the charges of intoxication and as-
Dm’is has main-I sauit upon his Wife. His case comes
*Waquuariers at I up in the downtown city court before
‘ 5Judgc Candee tomorrow morning.
had him placed under $5.000 bonds
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ILIDGE IS TO BE NOTIFIED
OF NOMINAATION 0N A111; 14
15,—The of the death of Calvin Coolidge. 13:.
will be held in Continental gem»
aria] Hall at night to facilitate the
H' “The“ I broadcasting of the President's ad-
“H 1'“ notified I dress. Frank ‘W. Mondefl. perman-
J Lily
(an: paign will
9
..$ ”91“..
:‘ ratididafc and ? \‘cntion will nuke the notification
». , -n eddy-9w to be 3: address, and Republican Germans.
throughout the country embers of Congress and lenders
tla‘atéon ceremonies which two thousand W V3139 ‘3’“
mg {rem July 2! because . with“ the W * ‘
ll
Conn. July 11—:
00:31 until Coroner Ar-f
3L3?“
went to 311.2"
explained .
ficrcencses of his attack upon her i
The police arrests-l Luzrick and
await the outcome of MissVMnr-I
Tie?) as the 5 cm chairman of the Giordano 0011— ,3
NORWALKS FIRST PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO AN D NOIWALK’S FIRST PAPER TODAY
hintered an second-class matter at. the post office If.
Soul: horwaik. Conn, under the act 0! Much 3. 1879-
lwARRANI OUT
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’ Victor J. Martin To-E
day—Left Bank 2;
Months Ago ‘ .
$7,200 MISSING
He “’35 With Savings
Department of Com—i
mercial B a n k and
Trust Co.
(By Asux'inwd Press.)
BRIL‘GEI'UILT. Conn... Ju'IF‘A
.\ \xart‘an: :ssum today. it “as
finrmaih lv)‘ (12:.- I’TQSficutor
J-tmt's Shaun-2n, for 1219'; arrcst 1.1:;
PViczor J. Martin. teller in lhx sayings.
Evi-“partmtnl of the Commercial liank‘
land Trust I'Oznrun}. 1334 Main.
;strcc:. ('hargirg him With cmbazzic-I
mrm of $73.1“! funds of the hank. ‘
IIRSIIILI 1-; Brennan. (guns-l for,
Martin, slut- .1 to tilt. Bridgeport;
I’u;~t that h. until-i surrender Marlin}
”u the “OII'J "during thv day." l
arrows “an": lnudt. It “as undu-
:~fm..ni, to proud-c :1. $10.56*! bond to!
.‘~l:erII;l‘s immediate TCI‘HE‘) aflcr HST
. irr-s'. Martin had been lull-r of.
lip,- hank iwr tsxo years and up lo.
tun flnlnllls .120. » l
Avihllt‘ .‘l. l‘umlvjl‘, counsel for the:
roxllpany. said ;
. had fixer: $2,.'
the :11!th --
.. 22-113 amount;
13' .‘Jarl‘m's bond.2
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Hr: l'xiliixll'r‘d that.
lunpiny oi thv bunk 7'1V'J months arm
'Jaml' l‘is accoun's haw been unrivr
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IN JULY CORN.
{Is Said to Have Reaped
; Profit 0 f Between:
9 $1,500,000 and .31,
800,000 . '
(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO. Jug: :Z—I‘rof‘iLs of:
betwmn Slu’li-Itrmn an-l 31.399J390,
Earl: estimated by. l‘vrnkvrs to have;
jhcr-n made by
Chicago grain merchant.
3 bushels. of a big'
corn around $2.20.
profits on recent;
zro'n lo
., Chicago and?
11".": ‘: 5' loony.)
fiholdlng of July
Iiu addition to 1:3er
lichen: udl‘anc's o.’
:L‘QD’S :1 bushel in
I'fi‘i'nnipeé tiarhets.
Jamrs A. Pan-:n. whose attempts;
to corner ultras. torn, oats and cot-g
Iron have made him amen: andi
i brought him forum» 5. is also report-g
;ed to have rcaptrl consrierahle pro-l
5 file through recent disposal oi;
' 2.900}:le bushels c! 0.125 purchased:
2in Slay When dealers predicted bigf
, tosses. .
Cash corn :-I:strrda:-' 02d for $1.13I
;a cent less than. 2hr year‘s high
‘pcint. While July corn was quoted
at. 81.10. The recent :11!!!) of corn
V0! 40 cent: cause-i Cuzten's profits.
brokers say. July Wheat reached;
m,
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RAISES 11.1le
FOR PLUCK 1N
WORLD l-‘LIOII'Ié
g0flicial Says Tour As-
’ sured of Success —,
Fliers See Sights-g
, Have Good Sleep
: (By Assocmd Rae)
f PARIS, July i$.-—Colonel de Goya;
I chief of staff to Laurent Eynac. un-
f dcr secretary of the French Air Min
.istry, exprescd his admiration 10‘?
:day for the achievements of the
». American around-the-world fliers,
[COL de Gays during the war com-
manded several flying‘onils com-é
prising .150 American—crews.
”The American boys," I:
"have rendered a service
world and to aviation by their enter.
prise. They have not. only shun
what pluckwun do but they have
demonstrated the practicability of
round—the-srorld flying- ! new con-.
sider their tour insured of slice-m,“
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PARIS. Jul; lS.—Tired and wag-y:
from their 183” mile bottle again
United Sate: Am,
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THE FIRST wins: or NEBRASKA 313v BECOME m}: sscoxn
LADY or ml; LAM) 5131‘ MARCH.
nmmx. “11-1: or rm: GOYERSOR or THE consuusnen smart.
‘ “110 Is nu; nmmcnvnr .\'I 011311: FOR \‘ICE~PBESID£NT.
BROTHER CHARLIE’S WIFE
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Water Race 1 Victor
(By Assoctntcd Press.)
ABGL‘.\1EILIJL. France.
July 13.-—The Yale crew com-
peting in the Olympic r0
events. won the stand heal
the [tilted States. in the eight
oar-rd crew competition today.
den-mm; Canal“. and Holland.
PARIS, July 5.—Miss Martha.
Norelius. or New York. won the
.tlnai or the if“) metre Olympic
women. {rte style Her
6 minutes 21.5» seconds.
Charlton. the Austradan‘
5““; m {or
time was
ALI} rev:
Arthur W. Cotton-swimming star. won the final at the; Sweden: I-‘dng and New at Great
In sale of 23w”! mc-rc swim. tree style. in the;Britain: Dccomba. 0! Belgium; Pio-
Olympic competition today.
Charlton's official time was :0,
minutfls 2' seconds. breaking the
gsgrccord (stablished by himself Sun-3
y more than a minute. Charl-
.AAAv .L- HM“ tfiAl mt.
: on
day b
Ohmme
,m‘imming competition '6’“ team'-
- hr the some hot weather as the
}.lr.-t two days. making the sport
imuch easier {or the contestant: than
Etor the 5.000 speecatys who crowded
Stile seating capacity {or the municl-
; rial swimming path in Les Tourellee.
I The tinned States qualified two
{men (or the stint-final: in the 200
gmetrc event, breast stroke. Robert
3 u. sxelton. Illinois. A. c. and w. 'r.
iiilrschhaum. Hawaii. finishing first
’in the first and lhlrd‘heall. respec-
Itheir. Running and! Linden of
:caéy. Czechoslovakia: Hollmy. Hun—i
igar)‘ and “'33:, of Switzerland. were=
; the other eight men to qualify.
Chapman 0: Canada, owing to n
disagreement between the Canadian
.m-Immluo rowaraunn and Lhé. r‘nna-
ISeptic PoisoningE
;Got Infection in Nose:
_ twenty sears a. teacher in the Non
. the Concord school {or the past ten ,
t year's died early this morning in the i
. ins
‘Shc returned to her home in Dan-
;daughter of Mrs.
‘and the into
{several of the Danbury churches.
‘Mayor Robins Arr
SCHOOL IIERE
DIES SUDDENLY
0
Causes Death of Mrs.
O’Connor i 11 Dan-
bury Hospital
WAS ON VISIT
While in Berkshires:
—-Teacher Here for
20 Years
Mrs. Jessie 1’. O'Connor. for over
walk public schools and principal 0!
Danbury hospital at septic poison-E
Sill-s. O‘Connor was visiting rela-
tives in the Berkshires when a. small
pimple on her nose became infected.
bury and was taken to the Danbury
hospital Sunday. I
She was born in “‘hite Plains, the
Julia. A. Hadley
Dr. IV. E. Hadley. _
“’heu she was a. child her parental
moved to Danbury where she re-
ceived her education. She was gen-
eral substitute teacher in the Dan.
bury schools before coming to Nor-
walk twenty years ago. She taught
hero in the Center and Concord
96110035.
At the time of her death. Mrs.
O‘Connor was chairman of the Nor-
walk teachets' committee.
Mrs. O‘Connor was also very we'll ;
known on in musical circle havingé
been soprano scfioist at the Trina)”
Episcopal churc for n numberpt
years. She wu‘ also aoloisi. in
She is survived by her husband. I.
Wesley G‘Connar 0! Orange. N. 1..
her mother. 311's. Julia. A. Hadley.
her sister. Sire. Samuel F. X. Part
miee. two nelces out! three nephews
all at Danbury.
The funeral will be held from St.
Jomu’ Episcopal church. Daubury.
Thursday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock.
Burial wil! be in “‘oodtawn ceme-
tery. Danbury.
PICTURE SHOW
TO AID LORAIN
SUFFERERS
ranges ,With Rialto
For Benefit Sunday
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THE EVENING S NTINE
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TWELVE PAGES
{PRINCIPAL OF .
Merchants Give
Prizes and Food
For Kiddies’ Party
Local merchants have contrib-
uted the following food Ind
prizes for the Sentinel‘s kiddiea'
party at. Rolex: Point next. ”on-
day: ‘
Rogers «I: Sté\‘enl--I30)"8 hue
hall unit.
James Donneliy~Jaot2tn Girl's
bathing suit.
Clltford Delicatessen -— Frank
(utters.
Banner BakeryuBt-ud.
Chm-nor: Market-uh ham.
Ban!- Deilcatessen-—Cheese.
Golden‘s Confectionery—4&2:-
dy. . .
Gehebe's—A Kiddy car.
People's Trust company—Sav-
ing: account of $2.
Harold A. Mead—1 dozen bath-
Ing caps.
Frank LauderoA ring.
Frank Jammy—Girl‘s dress.
Ruddy I'll-inter - 15 dozen
roles.
h H Kreiger l: company—Child's
at-
Charles
of candy.
Modern
Schultz
Thom-15-1 00 pounzjs
Market-«A ham.
Market—Cheese.
Federal Bakery—42011:.
Eddeee’ Confectionery—Candy.
J. 8. Summer. Sanitary Bakery
-500 cookies.
South Nor-walk Lunch—J‘rcnch
:rullers and pies.
Louis Cornea—Fruit.
CAPT. KEELER
IS HONORED BY
BATTERY C
I 5 presented W i t h
Sword for Fine Work
While Commanding
Officer
(Sophia Anson F. Keeler, former
commanding officer of Battery (3..
was presented with a satire. by the Ibe
mel- Wednesday.
Violin.
The Weather
Fair tonight and Wednesday. as:
gentle
Rich Tide 10.5: A. 24.. 11:0: 1-. in?”m
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TO SPEND
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ELKS HOME]
Present Building to B. »
Renovated and Made,
A m 0 n 8‘ Finest in
State
THE CHANGES
To Have Large Audi;
torium —— Big Cele-
bration Here When
Finished .1
The building committee of the lo-
cal lodge o: the Elks at a meeting
last evening. awardrd the contract.
for improvements to its South um
street home. costing in the main-
borhood of £25,000. to Harry Maxfié ’
era. local contractor. “on: on tho
improvements “1“ be started in tho
near future. 1.
The building committee with lust.
Exalted Ruler John T. Dyer haVe
had the plans under consideration
for some time past. which w”!
change the entire appearance of this”,
“then the mafia“
In! budding was first brought 1.1me
the lodge. it was thought that the
lodge might sell the present homo
and purchase a. site and erect a not
home. This plan was later discard. '
ed because of the ideal location a:
the present building and it was dens.
dried to make alterations. there. I
The basement of the building W131
be fitted up for a large- club room:
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Al the present time the club room
is on the. first floor of the building.“
Pool and card talairs will be placed
in the urn: Huh men when it i,
.comptc-trd and lh'Err ls some talk of
ins'alllng bowling alieyn.
The first floor in the rear will 5.
altered into a large auditorium.
which will be used :cr homing ‘13}
ions events.
The lodge room on the mm!
floor at the building ELI! be anew.
CUflSIdO‘raI‘Iy and will be refines
and redecorated. making ans o! 1!!!!
finest lodge rooms in the state.
In from of the building there “if“
large parlors. This will necei.
members of the Battery. at ”10 3‘3“ i slum: manv chantres.
Armory last evening.
The pm-i
ution speech was made by Colmclfitgon on ,1... optnlr.
It is planned to stage a celebra-
g of the home. 1:
Ernest K. Coulter and the sword was I which time several ldogee' throat!»
turned over
by Captain
The snbre was engraved with the
name of Captain Keeier and th—
ume of the organization presenting
it. It. was in a leather case.
Colonel Conner in making the pre-
sentation speech told of the fine
work accomplished by Captain
Keeler while he Wu commanding ot-
{icer of Battery C. He informed
the members of the company that
they should be proudzo be members
of Battery C Ind that he knew that
they stood for uprightteouenesn and
justice and that they were not in fa-
vor of any organization that hid be-
‘( fiflflisiitslii‘l—Tr" IIC"CUKA(I‘II7"TW'
3! minutes 1‘0 2-5 second.
1,51;ng metre swim. free style. An-
drrrv Charlton. Australia. first:
Arne Borg. Sweden, second: F. E.
Beaurepaire, Australia. third; Hat-
field. Great Britain. fourth; Kai.
suo Takahuhi. Japan, filth: Time
;., minutes. 7 seconds. (New
world‘s record.)
The third day of the Olympic
lENGLlSii BOXER 7?
DEEENDENT IN
1 $20,000 SUIT
Former Landlady AI-
’ leges She Was Beat-
en by Ted Moore~—‘
Attachment Granted
NEW‘ YORK. July 15,—Ted
Noore. English middleweight boxer.
was defendant. in a 8:0.0093 damage
suit today. by Mrs. Josephine W'ard.
his former landlady. who alleges
that she Was beaten by Maori.
Mr} “‘ard‘s attorney obmned
from Supreme Court. Justice Lydon
I a writ. of attachment against 5400““st
Moore was scheduled to
earnings.
meet Karrie Schiziifcr in 2. hour in
i Brooklyn tonight.
Dr. J. C. Fish. 3 Manhattan physi-
jclan, tarnished an 3mm in which
2 he stated that he attended lira. Ward
fatter the alleged assault and found
her starter-ins from urn broken
with Harry Grab at the 3111]: {and
exhibition last. month. Jinan lost
the decision.
idian Olympic committee did not
Estart.
Tennis W ph.
PéRIS. July 1$.—Vincent Rich-
‘r‘ards andFraI-icia '1'. Hunter of the
3 United States today defeated willud
land Bailey of Austrafia. in the sec-
;ond round 0: the men's doubles.
’olympic championship 6—1. 6~3.
‘ 6—2.
In the second round of the men‘s
singks Manurl Alonzo of Spain de-
feated Robson of IArgentina, 7—9.
6-4, 6—9. 6—4.
3 France lost one of her tour w~
_trar.ts in the men‘s .singies when
.Cousin was late. in getting to the
:play‘mg field and thereby detaolted
iin the iourth round to Hands. of
$1 Japan.
I In the women's singles. Miss Kam-
gleen Mariano. the Wimbledon cham-
;pioz~. defeated Miss De Bordman,
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TO DISTRIBUTE
BONUS BLANKS
‘ NEXT SATURDAY
(Continued on Page Two.)
The regular meeting of the Frank
C. Godfrey Post. No. 2. American
Legion. Will be held this evening at
the meeting quarters of the Part in
0114. Fellow-3' hall. South 3111:: street.
Plan: will be talked over for the
distribution of the Federal bonus
blanks, in co-operation with the Red
Cross. The first of these blanks_win
be distributed Scum“! u the Bed
Cross office in the Library tannins.
to the widow: and relatives of men
who were killed in action or die!
during the w, or figure died due:
the war. The rem der er the
blanks will be distributed
form-e. . . '
The matter of Win: the state
Conventional! the W Wk
to m, an: to 152318133. as» be
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Afternootl
Mayor Robins, with the camper:-
tion of Archie Terri: and Albert
Hamilton 0! the Rialto theatre will
have a. benefit motion picture perv
formulae at the theatre Sunday at-
temoon tor the tuna being raised in
Norwaik for (he suiterers ct Lorain.
Ohio. -
Mayor Robins will address the
audience. Edmund Bram. stage
and screen star. who in spending the
summer at his home in Sorwuk. will
also are a short talk.
The entire proceed: “ll be turned
over to the Name“: Cry-pier of the
Red Cross, of which Harry Lane is
the treasurer.
The management of the 312.110
theatre 'will contribute the picture
and pay all the other incidemnl ex-
penses so that. the entire receipts
will go to Lorain. The title of the
picture will be announced later.
Tickets are now on sale at the no:
015cc. .
Bed Croat girls will act as ushers.
PLAYGROUNDS
IIAI SIOR 11115
The police broke up twa WI
game: being played .in'ae street
yeaterday afternoon. The first com-
plaint was reeds-ed tron rednecks of
Osborn avenue no this “use was
broken up by W, Louis
Bream. The nomad oomph-ht. was
received from Webster m and
Plantain: man Wool: name
an eminent cm .
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-w.mnn.cnanuamuml
hind a mask or that stood for an in-
visible empire. He stated to the
members 0! the comma? the: there.
Wu no place for such an organiza-
tion in has nation.
Captain Keeler in accepting the
sabre decinred that he was proud to
bare been the Commander 0: Eat-
tery C.. and urged
the Company when hey went to
camp this summer to keep up Hie
tine roeord set by the organization
on previous encampmenus. He said
tint this was one of the best Na-
tional Guard outfits in the state and
Lint he knew he was touring the But-
tery in good hands. when he turned
it over to Cnptun Brotherton.
After the presentation of the nbre
refreshment: were served by Hears
Sergeant Crux utuegonn or the BA:-
to Captain Keeler hyiou; ”“5 and other “a
10599” L» Brotherton, i. died to attend.
the present commander of Batter-yd I
8 member: otheorgie. 01 West Norwaik 3mg“.
{if will be $1:-
WIS'I NORWALK ,
CHILDREN HAVE
A RIAYOROUIo
Mr; and Mrs. Frank
Nook Rest for Kid-
dies-4 Acres
Nomik today has another n00 "
playground. Mr. and Mn. Ft“
have thrown open Brook brook M
u a playground for the kiddiel.
Brook Nook Rest makes a
tiful plnygrounri for children. :5
consists o! a. four more pic: with;
plenty at swings and amusement 20!"
children.
Mr. and hire. Georgie are in no
ceipt of a int-gr. box of toys for O“
children from Mr. Dome. of Dunn...
The proprietors 0! Brock Nook
Rest are entertaining thirty children
from Xew York City.
IIIilDiES SWAMPS
_ FOR
Then must have been 1. million
kiddies n the Sentinel ofllce ymr-
day afternoon- Any vmy It Invoked I eager to get their name: down Ill”
like that number and it. moot. have!“ “at they would be sure to In
the. on the big day {or Norwuk'n chfinh
sounded like tint number
neighbors. '
four hundred because that
tickets were given to the kiddie- (or
the Scanners Rm Point party next
to
. ENTINEI.
ROTON POINT TICKETS
I
Well there were over I dren.
may be turned loose to take care of M
l
is. ,
,.
Monday. I"
They were a. happy lot. And ‘3!
The whole oflice taro: hit“
(Continued on Page Two.)
C O
Sentmel—Roton Pomt P =
Bring this coupon to The Sentinel ofiiee and receive your
for the free children’s party to Baton Point, July 21.
fig.»
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