~‘lil Jubilee you: K. of coma "INTI. ‘ Manuel Church Picnic , orwllh Cong. Church. 1pm“ up of officers of Well 'Norwsllr. m—Aanuei Picnic Norwalh as! church at noton .qnenaenip r. N. a. at Seton Point. . .-'f-e cm Picnic at home hens sullertmromt in ' o .—8unrise Service meeting. . , Cong. church. I. -- 150th Anniversary Improved Order of Red ect.—~aav."~’ f.-Ellrs to give children of ~ home annual outing. fplnetelletion of officers. screened. .Jenntag‘e Lodge Shepherds of Oe—Historicel Pageant end lite under auspices Norwelk )ucen Women's Association at ' ' Hill" East avenue. And Tide For Tomorrow. (Standard Time.) nines ............ 4:21 A. M. loll .............. 7: 30 P. M. . "Tld. eeeeeeeeeeee 1: 5' A. L’- mm“. 'IIOIOQOI'COOIO .: ‘1 P. Me "Dorothy Lewis, Putnam eve- es a. recent visitor in Den- Lamas tion. . O C t not eeluck. son of Mr. and Sellick of Madison street. has I position with the Standard '"w'wo. O 0’ O t t your fireworks retail at icicle prices. A. H. Hefner. Square. East Norwalk.- Louie street 0 O C i erd A. Berensoil . Brokline, G. William A. Rails]. Water- Herbsrt M. Miller at his on Main street recently. ' Put coal in how, excellent quai- when screened. and at the best or this year. Immediate de- "Alfrpd Brown, Coal. -Mcr. Phone 2198-2. next WOOL .25..” M—DOWI I80" HOUSE is insured theft. or North Main St. -Anthreclte. end Gene—Adv. We. no... Th“ ammgm dew opened for the season. test evening. remeesfereveriortyyeeref "0 re Dinners and food of e Officer John Morierlty reported a de. ma. Nor k gum—Adv. stray horse on Water street last , . ' "m "I. ll' .. . e e e night. The horse was claimdd later .. “mm ”an?“ M. Lee Miller. son of Kr. and a! contractor John McMahon of , to Mandalay" Mrs. Abraham J. Miller of 1‘" Main est WON". . . . . street. visited John Pedro.“ New Torh city ever.the wash-end. l teeter Ferguson ct Harbor avenue . ‘ reported to th police yesterday ef- teraoen that some automobile seces- series had been stcl while it was parked ear the Hersh- ileid warehouse on Haviiend street. - --Ncw is the time of year for fur ‘ . storage. The Twin City Valet is e ,‘ Tr Council D °', P‘ “ Bed", reliepie piece and all fur storage ' against tire end ,I Miss Isabelle E. Moifett. Bridge- port formerly of Nor-walk. was a visitor with friend: here yesterday. 0 O Israel Reliant. Maia street. has re- signed his position with the Adeakin Furniture Co. of Stamford end has , . . taken employment with Buckley- Newhall Co.. New York City. publicity egeat.for Feirtlold County. 0 C -—-L e a i g n .3 o as. automatically Harris end. Gene—Adv. C C 0 Property on Brenford street. East Norwelk. which was formerly owned by Lillian M. and Samuel S. Holly. wee sold at public auction Saturday afternoon by Robert Joseloft'. ap- pointed by Judge A. Baldwin of the e e e Superior court. Mortgages on the property were foreclosed by the and Nettleton Co. of New Haven end other supply firms. Wer- ran E. Cottrill end-Freak E. Holly purchased the property at the em.- -—Redios and Victroles sold on easy terms. Donneliy.-Adv. O "Kramer of Washington . was in ‘Brooklyn mm” ‘ where he completed err ents e e e for his entering St. John‘s college for ‘ the fell term. . All John Doe Wolfe. son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe of South Main street has 'enrolled student at the Columbia University e- e e Summer school. He will start studies Wolfe is a sophomore at Georgetown university. Frank S. Abbott, ,son of Mrs. Lil- lian Sterry Abbott of the first dis- trict. is recovering at the Norwelk from hiscer mlone . e a Hole sizes. Harris as a special 4.3a: WWW-Wm“ Maurice Jerolse Finesse of few York city. a former resident ere. visited friends in the third district A police dog. “owned hire. a. Bondy. q Clinton avenue. was shot last night by officer John Gueneri. after the animal suffered a broken legss a result of sing struck by an automobile on onnecticut eve- nue. I: 0 I Edward Artoll. of it Fairfield avenue was‘erreeted last night for parking. Officer June Boenisoh made the angst. The case will come up in the downtown city court to- morrow morning. Beri‘ Powers. to Olsen street. was sentenced to 80 days in the Bridge- port jail this morning by Judge Freeman Light in the downtown city court. Powers was arrested in February for stealing chickens from Samuel Abramson. poultry dealer. 9 Benton street. Supernumerery Julififieyliu ex- tinguished a email firi' last night near the Whistlevllle bridged-Io wds assisted by a pail end water squad of nearby residents. .. e e e . Policemen Edward Williams ar- rested Alex Jaffe of 87 Fort street last night for parking on North Main street. The case will be heard in the downtown city court tomor- row morning. Wiiliem Popp. 123 Ely avenue. re- ported to the second district police last night. that the front wheel of his bicycle had been stolen while he wee attending the Mpyflower carni. val in East Norwalk. 0 R McGowan. 68 Nicholas avenue. Bridgeport. last night for parking on North Main street. McGowan will appear in the second district court tomorrow morning. Fred A. Giorchlno of the Sterling Furniture Company has devised a new method of spending his lunch hour which he claims is one of the world's great health aids. Yesterday he drove to Compo Beach and spent half an hour in the water. Maybe he was a. bit hungryon his return. but he felt great. Kresge's store. Washington street, boasts a new Victor Orthophonio talking machine which manager 8. C. Lewis is oonvinced‘hasthe best tone of any in the city. The records on sale at the store are being played 'camp at Winthrop, Maine. Officer Edward-‘Wllliams arrested ' ‘ ’ en , . blunt - will facilitate the building of show windows. ' U s s Mabel Montgomery. who is in charge of the books in the business office of The Sentinel. is slowly re- coming from. a badly sprained see fact she is babbling around ten crutches. loaned h through'i courtesy of duperi tendent lth‘ cf the Nerwsllt hospital. shots the ion every day. . , -—lpeciel attractions at the Fire- men's and K. of C. Jubilee tonight at K. of C. grounds West Ave.—-Adv. O 0 I ‘ Kenneth O. Iteneud..a boyhood friend of Wendell P. Miiilgen. of The ironing Sentinel. visited him 2 the office y terdey. Both were ed in literate .tlr. Renaud has been in the theatrical business for e null- icer of years. and is now located in Detroit. Lest evening Mr. end like Renaud had dither with htr. end Mrs. Milligen at their home in Rowaytoii. O O C ' ‘ Mrs. Frank Klinerd. d Feirtleld avenue, has returned to her home after visiting in New Haven. 0 O C lilies Eugenia Whom. Fine Point. end Miss Virginie Blackford. Crossways, Rowsyton. are spending the day in New York. Q —-Membcre of l:ark City Minstrel Troupe of Bridgeport will be an at. traction at tin]. .of C. grounds to- night. --Adv. O 0 O . The“ first Congregational church of Norwalk Will hold a Sunday school picnic Friday at Roton Point. The officers of the Sunday school will be in charge. 0 I 0 ' Miss Ruth ‘0. Watt, 81 West eve- nue, left today for Augusta. Maine. where she will spend her vacation. Miss Watt expects to Le gone until Labor Day. She is traveling with the Meyehoffe. who have a summer Mrs. John M. Glover, 161Ncw- town terrace. has been ill at her home for the past few days. She is getting along fairly well. .‘ C O o At the last council meeting of tho first Congregational church of Nor- welk,.it was decided t6 keep the church open for morning worship during the month of August. Rev. erend Carlton B. Streyer will hold the pastorate of the church in the absence of the regular pastor. Dr. Ernest McGresor. O t Miss Marjorie Sue Glover. 16 New- town terrace. is out-of-town for e few days. 0 I 0 Fred Lane. or East avenue. end James Wallace Marvin. Jr.. of East Norwelk are attending the Congre- on the new machine. his. an area in step from her antenna a last «semis the , street. is enjoying a week‘s vacation last evening. e e a Mrs. Cari Anal trom. who has been seribusly i at her home so Prospect bvenue is reported as being some improved. e e '. Tony Klein otJo'uth Mala street is recovering from an attack of-the lt‘iP. . eee -—Teylor-'i'ots for the aeby. this summer. ".00. at .Donnelly'sn—Adv. yesterday in Ne York. e e a Many Nor-well: girls are planning to attend Camplfohewir. during the |summer. Among those who are go- ng here‘is M lite Glover. an . .9: Work is rapidly going forward on the pageant to be given July it and is by the Republican Women’s As- sociation. Plans for presentation on the two «years rapidly nearing completion. . , Mrs. ale. 0 O 0 Mr. end Mrs. Crawford Young. Ccmstock avenue. Silvermlno. - tertalnod guests over Sunday. Th visiting Mr. and Mrs. Young were Chester Housh of Grasonville, hlary~ land, Mrs. .Cartcr Housh. and chil— drcn. Barbers end David of New York. Mrs. Housh's husband is a welhknown poster artist. 0 e e . ' William Mills alias Barnes was fined :5 end costs in the second district court this morningii charges of intoxication. Mills , s arrested on Concord street last night by officer Henry Webb. His home is in East Portchestcr. _ O e no —0ur new samples of engraved Wedding invitations and Announce- ments now on display at Donnel- ly's.—Adv. M in fish Dr. Robert Iii. Wolfe 61 South Main street has purchased a new Chevrolet L'andau from W. R. Aus- tin. local dealer at 47 Railroad are. nuc. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. William Gonzales who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leland ~Waish of Rowan street have returned to their home in Tampa Fla. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. William Emmrrthal. 8 West Rocks Road. loft yesterday afternoon by motor for Stambougil Mich, where they will visit Mrs. Enlmcrthai'e mother. Mrs. Samuel Huntoon. Mrs. Emmerthel was for- merly Miss Hazel Hendrick. 0 O 0 Herbert '1‘. Wood St Winfield frdm his duties at D. W. Raymond's, getlonai Young People's conference in Washington street. e e e port. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Young. Cometock even Silvermine spent Mr!- sister. Mrs. has Just returned Brady accompanied her band who was a delegate to Eucharistic Congress. held the past week in Chicago. Mr. Brady la the representative of tho l'opo for tho laity ill Brady: have been traveling in the party of one of he visiting cmdin Catholic weighing Joseph Hollywood. of the Flint Company was a recent visitor in Feirfield. C O Herman \‘och. of Liberty Square. has purchased a new Chevriet do- livery car from W. R. Austin, local dealer. Miss Frances hiodne 56 avenue. has accepted a position in the office of the Western Petroleum company. Miss Will: Miller. 29 Elnlvvood avenue. spent last Sunday in Bridge- John G. Cavanegh. Keyscr street, East Nbrwelk yesterday wont to New York. where she met her Nicholas Brady. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Mayer of Flux llill road recently entertained Mr. 0 and Mrs. H. Phillips of licdrling. Phillips is u \vell«kno\vn \vriicr [yr magazines. l ilorace McMahon of the Sccnnrl district vlsitcd friends in New York city yesterday. O Samuel Davis of Harbor View was quite successful on his recent fishing n trip off Sound Beach. with three good catches, two weak two pounds and another which tipped the scales at three pounds. C 0 rs. H. H. l’latt arrives at liar- bor View tomorrow to opcn her house for the summer. Tho last of '1‘. O. Olsen's houses at Harbor View has been rented for the season io‘Mr. Reed. pected sometime around the first of the month. The first of the Harbor View will be hcld July 8, at 2:30 o 'clock. llydc. president of the ladlcs' lens, has announced that Mrs. Theodore Henry will be the first hostess. Michael Oiean. Flax um road. is entertaining friends from Florida. William Walsh. 1 Dovcr street. a graduate of school, the '24. will leave bcnox. Mesa, where he will take up stuflies in preparation for the priest- hood. Walsh was a student at Bos- ton' college during the past year. lie will pursue a four-year course at the Lcnox Jesuit seminary, and then ‘ ' - v s ‘ . ' “ i‘vbh‘ nob N. Y. isolated to this site she- terdey afternoon. - O C e D. W. o . l‘uiuam who from Chicago. hill} the America. The e 0 He returned each. I 0 He is ex- ladick teas at llursduy. Mrs. George Norwaik High July 31 for FOR NORWALK Increased Dem and 8 Of New Subscribers Cause Scurrying A b o u t For Handy Volumes. ’i‘llo dr-mund for tciepllones in Norwalk during the past six months has boon greater than was expect- rd when the winter hooks were al- lotimi lo llle district exchanges. Caro is always taken for the new phones or ill-w subscriber who loses his book, but so many new phones have been instant-d in Norwalk ro- ccnily tllut illo lor-ui oilico has run out of telephone hooks and has had to draw on other oxrilungcs. Tho sunlmi‘r issue will appear shortly. A. Gmushy, W. commercial Knight_ dis- Goorgo all pcrvlsor, and W. will procccd for further study else- ivllcrc, 'l‘hcro are only three Con- necticut siudvllts ill the institution at tho prcscllt time. 0 I I Miss Lillian Nccdlc. McKinley place, was a rcccnt visitor in New York city. t C O . Morris lll'csev, sun of Mrs. D. Bl'eSi‘V of Concord street. a senior at Clark university. Worcester. Mass, has taken a position with the Slf‘l‘lllflf Furniture company. North Main strut-i. Ill-vsnv is manager of tennis iii Clark, and a rcguiar mom- lJCI‘ of the basketball squad thcrc. C O 0 There. “ill be a sacred heart de- votion at 7:30 o'clock this evening at St. Mary's church. O t 0 Lewis Ki‘sif‘lllJillllll. 107 Main st rrct. \\ ho was arrested about threw. months ago charged with stealing ll tire and rim from Theo- dorc W. Sircci, ihcll of 163 Main strcr-t. has hcnn summoned for trial Friday ilflt‘l'llOilll. at 2 o'clock by Prosecutor Edward M. Lockvvood. O C O Emil Singclvuld. Jr., 20 Grand- vicw avenue, was arrested last night by Motorcycle Ofliccr Paul Mc- Graiil for speeding along East ave- pllo in a Studchnki-r touring car. He will be summonrd for hearing Wod- ncsdny in first disirict court. Grutll says Singmvald was doing 48 miles an hour when called to order. YOU WILL want some of the good things offered by tho classified col- umns \vhr-n you are how reasonably they may he obtained. trieteem Mc- . .tel supervisor. were visitors at t local eachenge yester- _dey afternoon. v 4’ Employees of the Southern New, England Telephone peny were much in evidence et— s beautiful wedding Saturday afternoon of Miss Edith Dunn, for several years a toll operator. and Frank Wesley Pearce of Virsinia. The girls in the traffiai department gave the bride a shower in the rest room last week. lilies Fillzshcth Byrncs. chief ops. retor. Miss Beatrice Olsen and Here old Carlson motored to Bristol Sane day. Miss Alice McSelly has resigned her position in the traffic. departe 2 meat. Miss Mabel Keillor. assistant chief operator. is ill at her home in Nova}: Court. S n. Silorwood. installer. and Mrs. Sherwood have changed their real-e dcncc from Bridgeport to 22 Conic-ll avenue. Norwalk. Mr. Shorwood ll conncctcd 'with the local exchange. Miss Evelyn Gainer and lilies Rob. oria Gainer of the traffic dopartmrnu and Edward Craig and Eugenie Siniih motored to Pleasure Beacli Sunday. Even Sexton, test. man, is ill as his home in Ward street. __...L.._' Thomas llotvlcy. repairman. is at the (‘orncll University clinic. in New York city. undcrgoing treata ment. Miss Violn. Keostner. operator. spcnt tilc work-end in Ecston. David 0. Cox. wire chief. was in‘ New York Sunday. Miss Laura Underhill has returns it (‘tl to her dutics in the trafllc ded parimcnt after a two lll‘lltl’il' air. scllce. Mrs. Bertha McMulien, supervisor. is ill at her home in New-town Tel-e race. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Walsh and a pal-iv of friends motored to Bron: Park Sunday. HARBERS SEEK EARLIER CLOSING 0F SHOPS The members of Local No. 845‘: '55 Journcymen Barbers’ International Union of America. according to the Stamford Advocate. have requested 3 that union shops close daily except‘ .. Saturday at 7 p. m. and at 9 p. m. Saturday. The request would be ef- fective July 5. At present shops close at 7:80 except on Saturday. when they close at 10 p. in. There are reported to be about 45 union harbors and upwards of 20 union shops in Stamford. > -—For Sports—The Sentinel . _ ‘er & Standard ‘ ' Mttonf Goods Store ' \ it; ’A'. J. Collins Co. gloflton ._ Elwood "tare Co. I. Bflsev Gilli "is” w Roberts Millinery Ideal Shop a. N. E. Ryan ‘4 Men’ 3 sShop " ‘ Sally Shop l'lE Merchants listed in this advertisement have voted to close their business every Wednesday .. ' afternoon beginning Julyldtll and ending September 1st. These merchants feel that the half 2' Druk’s Cleaning & Dyeing Phil? Haberdashery ' . .. TO SEPT. lsT Rogers &‘ Stevens Pizsly Wiggly. Byxbee’s Flower Shop J. Scalisi Geo. P. Elle Bryant, Besse Co. 'A‘. Gliclts‘on Philip Prensky Jacob Matt. Clapboard“ Hill Farms Textile Store Somers &Soraers IN G s :s’ ,
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