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BELL ISLAND
SOON T0 CALI.
A MEETING . 0F
CASINO MEMBERS
Plans Will Be Made For Its
Opening — Many Enter-
tllél Guests Over Week-
en .
A meeting will be called in the
near future for members of the Bell
Island Casino to plan for the open-
ing. which will he held in n few
weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wright of
the La Bell cottage, on North ave-
nue. entertained lilr. and Mrs. John
Young and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Levy over the, \ver-k-cunl. All rc-
turncd to their homes in New York
City, yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Street of
New York City have opened their
home on Summit avenue. known as
the Todd cottage, for the summer.
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Miss Thcrsa Jarlme of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. is spending the week as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jar-
boe at their home on the Island.
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It was necessary to make repairs
to the Casino dock recently as the
heavy winter sitfims caused the
stone pier supports to weaken. The
i«Founder’s Week
Specials
t o 3 highest quality foods at prices
which have been reduced in tribute to
our founder, whose ideals and princi-
ples have built our reputation of 66
years of honestmcrchandising . . . . .
broad coniont bass in several places
had boon washed by tho wavoo until
they had booomo moro spikes.
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William Crtmmins has rented a
number of his houses on Crescent
Bosch.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Behwsrts
and son. Billy. returned to their
home in Brooklyn after spending a
few days on the Island.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gordan and
son. Donald. from New York City
will occupy the E. C. Browne home-
stead in North avenue for the sum-
mer season.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schmoger en~
tertained a number of relatives from
Ellenville. N. Y.. at their home in
North avenue. over the week-end.
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Mrs. Maris Wilcox and daughter.
Stella. of New York City have been
spending several days as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Mayer of
North avenue.
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Friends of Mrs. Charles Stevens of
West avenue will be glad to learn
that she has recovered from her re-
cent illness nnd is able to be around
again. .
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The continued cold and rainy
weather has retarded the usual
early renting of houses on the Is-
land.
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The home of Dr. Edwin D. Nest-
ler. at the lower end of the Island
has been enlarged and a. number or
improvements have been added.
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Human beings new cat three to
four times as much as their stone-
ago ancestors. according to a. Brit.
ish scientist.
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nghloul Pasha, former premier
of Egypt and ardent nationalist, has
stirred up some more trouble for
England. The recent. acquittal by
native Judges of the assassins of Sir-
dar Leo Stack was seized by him as
an opportunity to arouse a new
wave. of anti-British feeling. An
English warship is on the way to
Alexandria.
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TODAY'S EVENTS.
Palace—"Tho Runaway."
Regent—"That's My Baby."
Rislto—"Psris."
Outing Old Well Hook and Lad-
der to Savln Rock.
COMING EVENTS.
Juno 1.—Lsst Most of season of
DoMolsy Mothers' club.
Juno 8.——Memorisl Services, Old
Well Commandery.
June li.-—-Fiftoenth Anniversary
of Friendship P.'N. G. Association.
Juno ltd-Wedding of Miss Lillian
Twombly. formerly of this city, in
Danbury.
Juno 13.—-Children's Day at E. A.
M. E. church. 1'
Juno li.—Elks’ Annual Flag Day
Celebration.
June 15.—Japaaeso Garden. 8. N.
M. E. Church.
Juno lt.-Twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Elk's.
Juno 22.—Class night Norwalk
High.
Juno 23.—Gradustion Norwsik
High.
June 24.—Grsdustion.
Junior High.
Juno 25.——Grsduatlon Center Jun.
Franklin
ior High.
June 25.—I~Iigh School Prom.
Juno :8.—Grsdustlon. Roger
Ludiou’ Junior High.
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ........... . €20 A. M.
Sun Sets ..... . ....... . 7:24 P. M.
High Tide ...... ... 9:58 A .M.
Low Tide ........... .. 4:07 P.‘M.
The many friends of Mrs. Rathe-
rine Hill. of 11 Elmwood sven'ue.
will be sorry to hear that‘sho suf-
fered an attack or acute appendicitis.
Friday evening. and was operated on
Saturday afternoon. Dr. George G.
Fawcett is in attendance. Mrs. Hill
is resting comfortably.
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—Now is tho time of year for fur
storage. Tho Twin City Valet is s
rolisblo place and all fur storage
here is insured again tiro and
theft, 67 North Main St. Phone
tom—Adv.
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Elton Snell. advertising manager
or the Evening Sentinel. is enjoying
a vacation.
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—Anthrscite. All sizes. Harris
and Gsns.--Adv.
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Mrs. Frank 13. Field and Miss Ul-
lian Field. of 45 Lincoln avenue and
Miss Myrtle Mills. at Lawrence
street. visited in New York city yes.
terday.
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-—Itsdios and 'iictroiss sold on
easy terms. Donnellyi-Adv. '
There will be unimportant meet-
ing of the Young People's Musical
and Dramatic Guild of Trinity
church tomorrow or enlng in the par.
ish hall. . .
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—Lohlgh coal. automatically
ucreoned. Harris snd Gina—Adv.
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Colfax Encampment. I. O. O. R.
will be honorednwlth an official-visit
by Harry W. Tuttie. grand high
priest or Connecticut, this evening.
The officers of Colfax Encampment
will exemplify the patriarch decree
upon a class of candidates: A social
session will follow the degree and.
all patriarchial Odd Fellotvs are in-
vited. .
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~New Automobile Bluo Books now
on display at Donnelly’ s. --Adv.
A. H. Kellner. tree specialist of
Westport has Just received delivery
of the largest power sprayer in Fair»
neid County. This makes thath'ird
power machine Mr. K-ellner has in-
stalled and they are all working in
and around Norwalk. The new
sprayer pumps 18, gallons a. min-
ute with s. 600 poundpressur‘e. This
destroys tent caterpillars. ‘Mr.’ Kell-
ner believes the oniy'wsy to kill this
pest‘ is with 's. poison spray. He
says there seems‘to ‘be‘more tents
around at present thsn'usuai. despite
l the activities of local schoolchild-
ren in the early spring tq gather up‘
the caterpillars.
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~DORIJON'I SHORE HOUSE;
-—Now oponod for tho so'sson.
Famous for over forty years for
Shot-o Dinners and sea food of all
kinds. Phone Norwsll: sses.‘-aav.
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. A call.wss sent ,in from the home
of Edward Conley. North Taylor
avenue last evo’ning. saying that a
man was cousin: a disturbance there.
Constsbio Le Roy D. Downs inves-
tigated and settled the matter.-
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William Mneii. 55 Railroad avo-
nuo. and Anton PaviowskL-Ely avo-
nue, wore arrested on the charge of
intoxication by Patrolman Henry
Webb last evening.
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—0ur new samples “Engraved
Wedding Invitations and Announce-
ments now on display at Donnelly's.
—-Adv. -
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Hazel .Mclnughlinpa. housekeeper
in the home or Aubrsy Williams.
Fort Point street. charged with tho
theft of 835 from there, was.flned
87! and costs by Judge Freeman
Light in the downtown city court
Saturday afternoon. She was also
given s suspended jail ssntonca. '
Grove day; of River street; who
was arrested with her. _wss released.
- - .7 ~o o . - -
—rat coal in now. assailant. oust
tty.wollsssosno_d,aadsttbobost
price for this yoar. Immediate do-
tlverles. Alfred Brown. Coal. Mor-
ritt 8t. Phon'o rut-s.
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Prod Gspposso. u Wost Iain It. was
arrested in South ‘9'.” street. on tho
This ii-story temple is being
Maccabees.
Governor Alex J. Groesbcck of Michigan and Senator Royal
8. Copeland spoke at the‘laying of the cornerstone, ceremonies for which
were in charge of Supreme Commander A. W. l-‘ryc. (inset).
built at Detroit by the Order or
\‘irl Sniffen last evening. lie Was
released under bonds of $50.
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ported to the downtown police this
morning that his delivery automobile.
had been stolen from in front of
his home. sometime during the night.
The police are investigating.
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An automobile owned by ('arminc
Pigllaiunzia. of New t‘anaan, “as
found an the Roton Point hill yes-
terday. It had been stripped of con-
slderablc equipment. The police are
investigating.
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A. l“. Ainswortli_ .‘ul Cove avenue.
reported to the downtown police
that. he lost two tires from his au-
tomobile Thursday.
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John Beur, 86 Burriit avenue. re- ,
[ Deaths and Funerals l
Luella \‘room
)lrs. Luella \"room. wire of.
Charles \'room, and daughtel of the.
late James M. Laue at this tity i
passed away at Huntington, l. 1.,
yesterday. i
Seniors will take plam- at her
home in Huntington. Tuesday. liar-l
ial tvill be in ltiversidv: ceimiery at!
12 noon. \\'ednc-sday,
Charles E. Bucknam
Charles Ii. Inclinam. passed.
away last evening at. his home. 19
Orchard strcei. aged 00 years. lie is I
survived by his widow. two sons and
three grand children.
Restrictions hmc been placed on
the New Canaan atenue dump h)
the street department. A gate has
been constructed .nnd dumping “ill
8 a. in. and 5 p. m.
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Francis Shepherd. South Main
street. was arrested on the charges
of breach of the pear-c. and intoxica-
tion Saturday evening. The arrest
was made by Motorcycle Policeman
Paul McG rath
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Donald Sheehan of this city. no
address given. was given a sentence
of 80 days and directed to pay court
costs this morning in session of the
first district court on charges of
intoxication and breach of the
peace. The charges were preferred
by Officer Cornelius Sweeney, who
street.
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Judge Nehemiah (‘andee in first
district 'court this morning fined
Christopher R. Wall of Norman
street. Bridgeport, Sit! and costs for
passing a. standing trolley on the left
sido‘and for interfering with traffic.
He was arrested Saturday night by
Officer Charles l.. Thorpe.
”Adrian Boyd. 30 Main street. re-
ported yesterday io the police that
he had lost a Canadian service
badge and fob Saturday.
Tracing Fox “Geneology
Back to Original Pair
MINNEAPOLIS. (AP).—Tho trac—
ing of all registered fox geneology
back to the original pair of silver
fox'es taken- from the wilds of Prince
Edward Island, soon will be made
possible.
”The first herd'statistics of Amer-
ican fox ancestry will be published
this yeanby the American National
Fox Breeders association. The rec-
ordwill comprise eight volumes. in-
volving progenitors of more than
160.000 domesticated foxes being
rsnchédLin the United States and
Alaska. ' '
be allowed only between the hours of l of Grace Episcopal church will offi. .
l ciaie.
arrested him Saturday night on Wall I
Funeral sonic-es will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 from,
the late home 19 Orchard street.
Rm. James ilenion Werner, rectorl
Interment will be in Norxvalk
cemetery.
The deceased had been in. the em. ;
ploy of the Norwhlk Tire .‘ltl Rub-j
her company. ’
Cuban factories in one ytar hare.
produced 157.000.000 cigars. '
The highest dam in the world fsl
the Arrow Rock dam in Idaho. 1
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MAIN & WALL S’i‘S
CHILDREN’S VOILE DRESSES 5
Fine voilvs and striped ilimiiics. lace irimmwi and hand
cnlllroidert-tl, stillii‘ ulili bloomers. All colors. Sizes
'3 to 6 years.
$ I .00
Children’s
Silk Pongee Dresses
TEL. 410i) NORWALK, C'I‘.
Children’s
Lumber Jacks
All “on! —— in cheeks and
Hand drawn, hand our
broidered. hand sewing. plaids —-- attractive color
Preiiv colar contrasts, 2 to continuation,
6 to H —
Gyrs. some $ $
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value.
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
20c lb.
.. 200 lb.
. 38c lb.
10c lb.
. 18c lb.
20c lb.
Hamburg Steak
Shoulder Steak .
Round Steak . ..
Fresh Plate, . . . .
Beef Liver .. . ..
Stewing Lamb
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwals
39 375 43 Main Street. Nor-walk
Westport. Georgetown, Daricn. Stamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport
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