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TAYLOR s GOLDEN I
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gm All kinds or insurance.
""“ .. Public sonogram“ .
The rogulm monthly meeting 01’
the Norwulk ilospitttl Association di-
rectors will be held Tuesday evening.
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~Nohby dorhles. 0 'Brlen‘ s.
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» The City of Norwalk 'Board of 1‘s-
tllnate and taxation will meet on
Tuesdai stoning né'xt lot special bus
lasso
‘7 j—Lutos‘t soft hats.
O‘Brieu‘s,
‘Sherrnou Council. Royal Arcauum.
-, will hold a regular, session next Tues-
day night. The orator, Frank Good-
child, is scheduled to make an ad-
dress on Crossing Bridges. There
.wlll be carpet bowling between teams
I'.‘ Sherman and i’unassus Councils.
:dwa prize drawing and general good
Q time. A prize. vnlné $25. has been of-
\ fared in the grand council tor the best
‘ average attendance.
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While? [i so, how are the religions of
I the East explainublc. Confucianism
has three hundred million arhcrents.
Buddhism two hundred million, Mo-
! hammedsnism one hundred and fifty
“million. How do these relate them-
selves to Christianity? Are they en-
. tirely antagonistic? Are they absor
': lutely dilution. These and other
questions regarding the problem will
mortukcn up in the vespsr service to
mdrrow afternoon in the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, when the
pastor. Rev. ’J. Stapleton will speak
, on the subject, "The Christian Faith
* and other faiths. " You are invited.
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CONCERT MONDAY NIGHT.
. “89:8 iPine Talent Will Be Heard at
r. - 5 .. south Norwalk Congregational
‘ i Church.
f 7 Tho'lprogram for bile concert to be
given at the South Norwolk Congrega-
: tinned Church. Monday evening, Muy
L m. at 8 o’.cloclt will be as follows:
, feedlot-«Leo 'i‘roostwyk.
. Boprano-Mrs. Mary Morso
‘ nls. /
Conll‘nlioliss Lucy Reed Gray.
Tenor—~53 Alsop Smith.
Bass-«Forest 'Cnso.
. ycrganlst and accompanist—«Frown
‘ ink 15. Granola. Mus. ll. .
Gran-
Orzsu :Solo. .
‘n. Scherzuudo do Ccnocrt Picruc '
9).. Allegretto ....... \i’olstonvholmc
Mr. l‘lidnnlsn ,
Duotnhims ls'lliglllelleld . .
V ' Luigi Bortlcsc
Mrs. iii‘nnlllnil and bliss Ora}.
Bass Solo.
stimuli) Sung .. . i-lidnoy .liomcr
lb.- Wllihlu ’l‘hesc Sacred Dwellings
illitmlc Flute.) Mosurl
. Mr. (fuss.
Alto solo.
on Card Mlo llcn .. ...... (ilorduul
n. ‘l \l’oudor ii lib-or tho lions ..
motor
, ‘ 5 Miss (iray. :
x Tenor Soloanuzono licl Toreador
‘ {Garlncui iloorlto Blast
3 ...... ill
Mr. Smith.
l(hilt) solo.
I It. Audnnlc from Orphans and Earl.
docs on. W you lflluct
Mr. Troostwyk.
proud fluid-druid lyrics lromxl‘olll
the Gate.
‘Wscthcurt. ’i‘hy Lips Arc Touch
on with Mums
Mrs Graphics
lo.
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m9“ ltlsildlllnd fialmfllflln
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“common la‘ and mad this”
Infect. your ‘
5‘s and Valuables against this this
brand lot in: reimburse you (or,
south Norwslk. 00ml.
It was announced today that the Same Old President. but Brand New
/ lord next Tuesday At that time the
Regular price 110's the world over.
East Indla TeaCo
Tel 371 ‘ ” 125 Washington Stroel:
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COUNTY MEETING WILL BE , ' U. 8. LEAGUE I8‘BORN AGAIN.
.HEbD 'IN HARTFORD, MAY 13
county meeting will be held in Hart- Circuit Opens Up Today.
,unique. program is being prepared by
5 but uAséLcs TOLL'ss mm orl
sinus lllllllllllllll “N
continued broil: stools-d P's“
At Pretty Church Wedding in Anbcnvy
is She Booomu Wife of William
‘ ‘ Marvin, .
rue Annuals. sentinel or last we...’
sing printed the toilowing account‘oi
tho marriage at a idi‘meriflouth Nor-
‘wslk resident.
in the presence of a tarbionublc
. assemblage that comfortable tilled tho
the committee. .Flrst congregational church but even-
Wednesday 7. 30 p. mw—rThe Pastor lug, Miss Mauelie Humlston 'l‘olios.
desires to meet the nomination com- daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester
miitoc at his home li‘oote Tolles of No 52 ‘state stress.
Thursday 7: 45 p m 41‘le rmyer' became the bride of William Bickner
and praise service of the Church will lMarvlu ot Dolby. at one of the pret-
be led by the pastor We cordially in- tiest local nuptial events in years
vita the members of the church to at- While the guests were assembling at
land this meeting. tho church a short musical program'
in the mat week we have lost two. was rendered on the organ by Fred
of our oldest members. Mrs, Wood 3 Joy and Just prior to the (39.39.
who had PBRCIIEd the crest 1180 0f 'mony Madam Lillian Shedwood New-
ninet) six years. and Mrs Stevens, kirk sang very sweetly ”O Promise
who has been a member of the champ Me "
’i'uclldsy 3; 00 p. in Mw—d‘ho regular
slanting oi the home chapter or the
King‘s Douslztsra will be held in the
Bundayochool mom of the South Nor-i
walk Methodist church. A special and
county commissioners will assemble.
The United States Baseball League.]
. Last year the tax was one fifteenth:
Is Chrisllahlly‘ the only feith' worth .
iannuot iinudci (16351759) ,
i1 Door Love, When in rhino Arms. -
Geo. w. monolith ,,
with the senators and ropresentativcsfwhich was so short lived last season,
from this county and tbsmattor olthas been reorganided. and President
building an addition to the court Witman on his return from a circuit
house on Golden Hill street will D6 of inspection yesterday announced ev
considered. erything in readiness for the season,
The buildlns.r is considered lands which will open today with the follow-
quate for the present needs and judges lug schedule.
at the S'uperior court as well as memw New York ln‘Newnrk.
bers of the.bar association, are in i‘a-' Brooklyn at Washington.
vor of a larger structure Sentiment) iBaltimore at Lynchburg.
seems to be in favor of acquiring thet Philadelphia at Reading. ,
property on the west, now occufliedl There is to be a parade at Newark
by the Hall home. _ prior to the opening of the league, and
The matter of laying the county tax: the players will be taken to thsl
will also come before the meeting grounds in automobiles at 2 o'clock.
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of one mill and as no great expendl it is circus day and the small boys
tures are anticipated within the ncxtgovere up early trailing the circus men,
year, the same‘ rate will probably be' looking for a complimentary ticket
recommended again. .fur what work they might do.
i
Governor lingltes
I" ~ 7 Had the laws changed making it
* ‘ possible.
Governor Sulzer
’ Has had it carried into practical
effect for the benefit of all the
people.
When a Bank Failed
formerly a Receiver was appointed to dis-
pose of the assets. A few individuals with
plenty of ready cult obtained the bargain:
and made the money.-
Governor tinnitus had the law changed and
the State of New York Banking Deport-
mont takes charge of and liquidate: all
failed Banking Institutions.
. Governor Snider’s administration has ordered
that if there are to be any opportunities
for making moncy from the assets of failed
Banking Institutions, all the pcoplc should
be given an equal chance.
The Banking Department oi the Slain 01
New York realise perfectly that such a
large but as 3019 separate lots of the
Morris Purl: linen Truck must be
sold without sacrificing their value.
But the Properly Must lie Sold-
There is no alternative.
Thntlswhotlsmunthytho " .
Stats oi New york giving you
The opporlunllyio Make Money 1 . ;
n
at
lea and Sunday-school.
,,lnu‘. inmsuullsynchooi. finial
'mivslnsrvios
. elitism}?
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The church cnv elopes have arrived
and will be ready for distribution next
Sunday “We ask the church members'
to assist the committal: by scouring1
their envelopes .
spaschAL.
Trinity Church. ‘Rev. Frederick A
Coleman. rector-12 J. Sims organist
and choindlrector; Whitsunday —-8: 00
a. 5m. Celebration of the Holy Com-
munion. 10:30 a. mellow Commun-
lloll and sermon. 12:00 In Bible class.
3:30 p.» 'm.
Sacrament of Holy Baptism. 7:30 p
m. Evening prayer and sermon,
Monday 9:30 a. m.—~Mondny in
Whitsunweck. Holy Communion.
8:00 p. m. Meeting'of omcers and
teachers of Sunday-school. .
Tuesday 3:30 p. m.--l\ilssionary
meeting of Woman's Auxiliary to the
Board of Missions. 9:30 a. to: Tuesday
in Whitsunwscki Holy Communion”
' Wednesday 3:30‘ p. m.--Junior Aux‘
iliary to the Board of Missions. 7:30
p. m. Brotherhood of St. Andrew at 7
Hlsh street. 7:30 p. m, Boy Scouts. "
Thursday 7:45 p m.——Girls‘ Friendly
society. Annual meeting.
Friday 7 :45 p. m.-—Cholr rehearsal.
Whitsunday is a Holy Day of obii‘
station on which the Church expects
all communicanta to receive the Holy
Communion.
Your package 07 envelope: is wait.
in; tobyou to‘laks them.
Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday
are Ember ‘Daynwdnn' for special
prayer- ior thoselmh‘o are to be or-
dalnsd to the sacred ministry
Christ Church—«Whit Sunday—48ml-
dsy school at 9: 30 a. on. Holy Com-
munion and sol-moo at 10:30 a. m.;
evening prayer and sermon at 7:80 p.
m. Evening praysr and sermon. F'ri
(icy evening. at 7:45. followed by
choir rehearsal.
Grace Baptist Church. Rev. G. J.
Sabres, A, 'B. .B. ii‘h.. pastor.~—Sorvicos,
Sunday. 11 a m.. preaching,
12: 30. Sabbath school. 3: 30 D. as. an
address will» delivered to the Grand
Order 0! Odd Nlm. 7:45 p. 111..
preaching. Thoma. “What God
cents." IRom. 12:1.
Wednesday evening—«Lyceum.
Thursday—sham mention
All are welcome.
first celebration of the '3on Commu-
nion st 8 o'clock; Mission Bundsy
sellool at St Faith at 9: the second
celebration of tho Holy Communion st
10: 36: tho administration of the {Show
meat or anutism at 3:30; would:
pray or at 7: 30
At the 10: 30 service the class to-
contiy coullrmsd will moire their lint
Communion. Attention ll called! to the
fact that thorn will he no Illusion of
the Parish Sunday school tomorrow.
clen'rMN columns: socinrv.
Christian Sciatica florist}. oi lion
walkw’itcmnnr sundsy services at tho
reading room. Masonic building oi.
the a. m. Subject. May 11th. Adam
and Fallon luau. Testimony moonlit".
Wsdncsday. at 8 p. in. To both can
viccs tho public is cordlnlly and its
tsrnnlly invited handling room opus
to tho While such seniority stimulant:
from 8:15 to 4:30.
' MLWA‘I‘iON ARMY.
salvation Anny. No. 50 Victor strut...
Gouib Namath. captain and firs. fl.‘
.1. Film“. «urea to scum ’
Saturday-wit t p. iii... so» and my
sundown it A. In. helium mm
notions mini.“
Thoms,’
"Absent from Blouing." John 20: 2H
”3' groom Awaiting the party was the
used
Grace Church. the «Rev. .7. Benton
Werner. motor-4mm Bunday.-Ji‘ho'
,cborch about one hundred and fifty ot
- brocade, all of Unicorn tartan.
issuanf tum bun mm but this
1'01‘ a 10118 period. The decorations at the church while
simple were very eife‘ctive and plans-
hing White birch saplings were ar-
ranged scross the entire front of the
church and in the recess of the pulpit.
completely shutting out of view of the
walls and suggesting a wooded dell.
Sprays of apple blossoms were fasten-
ed to each seat In the center aisle.
iormlng a pretty avenue to the forest
or young bircbos down which the bri-
dal party passed. ‘ _
The Bridal Party.
Prompily at the appointed hour of
Q45 o'clock the coming at the bride
was heralded on the pipe organ tram
'which bursttllo notes of the wedding
march from bohengrln, the words he.
ins very sweetly sung by Madam
Ncwkirlt. Slowly the bridal party
moved through the center aisle head-
ed by the ushers Frederick J. Dawlesg
of New Haven. John S. Demarest of
East Orange. N. 1.. Everette D. Mar—
vin of Derby, a nephew of the groom
and Vincent Jones at New York city
a cousin of the bride. Next came the
bridesmaids. Mrs. Prudence Lee Do
marest or East Orange. N. .1. Miss
l-‘nuICe Hall Linsly of New York city.
Miss despotic F Booth of Annuals
and Miss Sarah A. Perry of Water
bury. They were all attractively
gowned in melon pink embroidered
crope over pink messallno.-each car-
rying an armful of apple blossoms.
The maid of honor. Miss Edna Es-
telle Smith oi New Haven. followed
the bridesmaids She was handsomely
attired in cream white embroidered
Chinese chiffon over melon pink. Her
flowers were pink: sweet peas. ~The
bride leaning on the arm of her
father then entered. she was most
attractive In a beautiful robe of hand-
wovon brocade. especially imported
from China tor this occasion. ‘it was
cut entrain. ct lily design. and was
enriched with trimmings of handmade
Chinese lace. From her head flowed a
tulle roll. with can of rose point lace
and (notched with orange blossoms.
She carried a large shower bouquet of
bride roses and swalnsonn.
At the altar the bridal party nos
met by the groom who was attended
by his best man. Alfred C. Johnson of
Mount Vernon. N. Y. a cousin of the
Rev. 0. W Burmer, pastor of the
church, who tied the nuptial knot.
Tho bsautltui and impressive Episco-
pul service at the shorlsr form was
Relegation Follows Nuptlsln.
Folios-inc tbs coremony at the
those pmscnt word whirled in autos
and carriage: to the some or Mr. and
Mrs Toilet: on State street whom the
wedding roccption i'ollowod Tho
motto were received by Mr. and Mrs
Toilet. tbs bride and in- Mrs
Elnmurl Marvin. mother or to groom,
and the maid oi honor and bridal»
maids. Mrs. 'i‘ollc. was richly gown-
sd in block embroidered not over
whim cliilron. with drapery of Who
Silo
carried American bounty roads, Mrs.
Msrvln’s who was of black silk with
inning inbound hilt! carried orchids.
Madam Nsnhlrk worn a“ llsndsomo
grown at mitts satin. trimmed with
pole men ombroidsry. outlincd with
rhinosiouos. bile worn whltc snort
'l‘nn bouts had boon simply but of» .
footlvely «incursion, sprays of spots
blossoms: and datum lavishly uscii
about tho rooms on tint inner door
being similarity suggestive at tho
opt-lug stunt} Wm wars lilac hood
hers and thou; tho dsrltrgmn both:
in Will contrast with tho white of
tho uppity blossoms null dogwood. Tho
WM WW William 33M
some and ligand with nostril: limo. : , .
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xThe Sale Event of the Entire
’ _ Year « .. ,
Come Tonight and See,
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Is not painful; has made fame I
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_ On hopeless cases, “dons the trick.” 0
Rescuing cripples. the insane, sick
Pinched nerves must be released to send P
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Tell all the ailing. "A man was sick” T
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CHIROPRACTIC
DR. MARGARET MORRISON
Chiropractor
Keeler Building
Consultation Free
Accept the import of this rhyme,
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Open Evenings
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brlc-a-brac and other things too nu- building a large bungalow on a nightly
memo; to mention. The bride wore a ridge in Hurlbutt Street.
very pretty crescent or pearls the .___
gift at the groom while the brides “113“ Mrs Frederick Ccmslock
maids ouch wore a crescent of sold at New York: are occupying their sum—
and pearls. The (lift 0, the Broom to roar residence on Chestnut Hill.
his best man and ushers was a caption
ct tho bridesmaid pins but in the form
of atlcltplns.
Amid a shower 01' rose leaves and Banks.
the well wishes of the assembled .
company. Mr. and Mrs, Marvin left it .._ r
shortly after 8 o‘clock on their boast. c M Eaton, u student at “1°
Divinity school. will preach in the
moon trip. on tho stairway the bride Congmotionsl Chumli next Sunday
lingered long enough to
saturate her at morning and evening service.
bridal bouquet which sits throw, _..,
among tho scrambled guests Mrs. Herbert Osdon and son. 0 .3.
their return llir and Mrs. Marvin will 030611, will lcuva for Europe. about
take up their rcsldcncc at No. 3 East tho ”but Juno. returning in August,
iitb otrnot. Derby. and will he at whnu tho) will occupy tirgir Glimmer
home to their islands sitar mtobor Incidence in Wilton.
1st Mr Marvin. who is tho son oil vmwm .
Mr and Mrs gamma] Marvin of my Thurs was an auction of household
by, in tho assistant treasurer of the mmlmm on MOM”. at the tumor:
Birmingham iron «foundry. and with ham or hauls Transportation. ruin
his brido enjoys a vary largo circle: of Phi"! “all been “Old “would! incantation
mg“. in {M “"0...de communities oi Real Estate Doctor Samuel Rosier.
who will with ihom a long and happy
wsddou lilo.
Mrs. Shipmsn. oi Weston has mov-
‘cd into the two family house in Hilde
mutt fittest. owned by Mr. Frederick
i The violent cloctrlcsi storm. fruct-
idilly nttcruoou. caused dome so well
M nnncmoo. A true in trout or Mrs.
Ernest fiehuniilt n nus struck. a lam
. branch buried across the street. when
it was lmbsddsd in tho saith. Tho
. house was also slightly out on truth
attic door domosoli and windows om
stem. All tslbpbcnns. with tho stool»
lion of too. wars put out of controls:
sion and tho midsnts of homes tun »
lllillllilill with tho oisctric lights, um
. ”also to can oil lamps or oven the brim»
intractable at nishttsli. Tuesday cw
only. 'l‘bo repair wot-k bow with
mt nonhuman. and both the clan»
trio and wishbone «Wino um run»
mu on. punch. of timbre a
visiting nor mother. hits. (3. 3...!»
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