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The afteia‘oon card party was held
in the dining hall, and in the etching
in Woods Court. The pnses being-
chased glass ,«night water cans”.
They were won ”by Mrs. F. W. Tho-1p
son, Mrs. Barton. Mrs. Btu-nail, Miss
Fanny Perkins. Mrs. Van Alstyne,
Mrs. Aisthorpe, Miss Ruth Elliott,
Mme. Cluck, Mrs. Quintard, Mrs.
Church, Mrs. Lamson, Mrs. Bodwell.
_Mrs. M. J. Howard, Mrs. Reed Flynn
Mrs, Ernst, Mrs. Swartz,
May Smith.
A delicious supper was saved from
6 to 7. 30 by Japanese waitresses inG
. the new kitchen which had been trans
formed into attractive dining rooms
for the occasion
The vaudetille performance under
the direction of Louis lleinsling was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Blessed is the ‘man
who waiketh not in
and M'
the counsel of the ‘38
wicked.
Nor atandetn in the
way of sinners,
Nor sitteth in the seat
(3 the scorntul.
, —Psaims l: 1. Ward Van Alstyne sang, ‘For You
- .Alone,” by Gechl, and ‘.‘A Perfect:
IEDay,” by Carry Jacobs Bond. most
beautifully. “The Midget Song and
125:. _i... g —- nut...”~ #5511109.” “The Shadowgmph,”
' I Scr rat 5 fr . t.
' METHODIST. D 0111 a Vonaense Book, and
I . {Savage South America." A cordlai‘oA ,,
5. First Methodist Episcopal Churcn. invitation is extended to all. 101111v::a‘l:vlillelau(;?lcl::alinnd 115:3: gm
.67, south him-walk; William G. Giflln, Mum“ ngnmi“ V an unusually good program ‘ up
.3 minister—Morning worship at 10:30. Organ Prelude—411 6' W' “ olsten- l Dancing was enjoyed until leoclock
with preaching by the minister. Eve— 1101319 <and the hall, large a sit is we as d-
l nim'ng worship 7:30. Sermon subject, 0K9"°’5_D‘e Molsteislnger R “ 8“ ed to hold the number who atfendzd.
.. ta Psalm Reflecting the spirit of “9’ ‘The 1“ 5‘
.t Christ. Sunday school ill-12 noon. Postlude~ A Guilmant GWellnit‘: :r:h’::t‘::e:a:yallllh§:e$:lgd
Class meeting Tuesday, 7:45 9 45 a m The Sunday s°h°°1 wmibe desired. Norwalk is tortunate
’9. to. meet. There will be a meeting of the elhaving such a line orchestr 11;
Prayer meeting, Thursday 7:45 teachers at the “lose or the 565m” thanks are given them for the? am
.A" [1,111.5 A special meeting of the Envelope! ices la‘lit evening. 1‘ serv
The Ladies Aid Society will hold Committee and 0‘ those who ”9199‘”
it cake sale at 'Stillson and Powells “1 the every member ““"‘" will be!
«drug store on Saturdays, hill 24 and held at the close of the morning so:
July 3let. like
Morning at 10:30: A brie! business meeting of
Oman Prelude—Elevation in Allah. :church will be held at the close of
' Ilehul. ,lthe morning service.
l
. Organ Offertory—Andante. Richmond. ‘ Thursday, 7: 45 p. m. The churchl
-V Organ Postlude~—Moderato. Merkel prayex meeting “in be led by the 935' 1
Evening at 7:30:— 10" l
During the intermission: Miss Cor
media 0' Dell and William O‘Dell danced
ithe Maxine and the Tango in their
the{usual artistic style and Miss Eleanor
Weeks and Harold D’Kly oi Danbury.
Gdanced the Genetic most beautifully
ice cream and fruit punch were
served during the afternoon and even-
ln 118
Drawings for the lucky guesses took
\
u . Organ Preludc——Angelus. ' Steane '—‘"—"'
G place at 11 o'clock Mrs. Howell non
Organ Ofiertory~Lento g “3213:; CONGREGATIONAL' lthe silk sweater and Miss badie Bod-
First Congregational Church. Remlwell the box of silk stockings.
lE. F. McGregor, Ph. 1).. pastor.
1 l
Organ Postlude—in D.
-.I "““': Heartfelt- thanlts are given to all
horwalk Methodist Church. “9"- (4 Morning service at 10:80. with who helped in any way to make the
E Barto. D D1 1’35“)" preaching by the pastor. ' Sublect‘jlawn late the great success it was
Blind“? ser‘ices ——Claas meeting at ‘ "Called Great. " During the month of To the chairmen and their assistants
‘9 30 a m ‘lommg “’0“th ““10 3Oslitnruatihe Church will be closed. The Iof all committees, to tradesmen for
"“31 sermon, Sermon wplc' Dom g morning senices will be resumed on lending, for donations, and for reduced
God's \Nlll. Sunday school and Men's September ith . IpflcesI [0 a“ who ”‘19 or furnished
WW3 ““3 at the “0°“ 116‘”! Young Music at Norwalk First Congrega- help, 101' donations of flowers, food.
People‘s meeting at 6: 30’ led by W. ti 1.1!!) church.
Fred Bryant. T5 c-‘MtEVOrillm t0! elude—Allegro appassionato fromfbered.
do Away from i me-What One Would ' 50mm op. 80. A. Guilmantfi The Sentinel and The Hour have been
Not Do at Home?" Dan. “1:3-9; Rom. I
11:15-21 Popular evening seriice at
7:80 p. Wm with :‘lirlet sermon on Pre-
sent tense Christianity " Everybody!
. 5.....11...
the Saints. H. R. Shelley the rate and thanks are given them.
IlDuet-Where's the Gold Heart? (Quisialso to the Connecticut Company for
est Home?, from 'Stahat .Mater) space in the street cars. and News
A welcome .; (specially YGQUeBlGd) G R0881!!! paper dealers for handling hand bills. Mr. Daniels said he had sent the! 49.00 Square Feet
1:233 nig- .the do.) .— . l'l‘enor Solo and Quartet-iloly, ’Holy,‘ Especial thanks are due Dr. and Mrs. letter to Samuel 17, Colt, president of} .1110“ “I. seeking storage m
Prelude—Melodie. Chas. Collin“ H01? (Santus from MOB“ 501811111“ Wadsworth tor the use at their the United States Rubber Company.
- * 9‘9) 0- 6011110“ ,srounds. buildings. and other donn- Elisha s. Williams. presidentm thol I“. 111 G m in “G" o,
muff—’59 gezmom S,” 13:23:; wounds—Prelude and Fuzue in 0- tiona too numerous to mention United States Tire Company; Charles? - m" o I” q ‘-
ginfantfnlnaf 'ttm may ”“”‘ ”“"' 1' J- S ‘3““5 Let us also remember ~01th Warm Warren. president or the on . Norwallt Steamboat
Evening:-— Gus-ll EWL weather man lcoln National Bank. of New York; u“
Preludemtlierceusc m A. Delbruck - bollowing is the list of committees 1““ the presidents of the New York, , e
Quartet—Abide With Me. V. Green; Grace Church, Rev. J Benton Warn. land program. . Telephone Company. “‘9 New York _—_r w...—
Ccntralio Soio~Selécted. er rector. St. James, the apostle. and M”. 1’0““ A 11911318“? in “NEG 01' Edison Company. the “""‘“d ““”' - ._ -k ._:=!
Postlude—March in G. w. u. Wag- memorial 0: Eighth Trinity. The cel the lawn anti its “Motions assisted
. chairman, assisted by Charles Curtis
'I‘h“l ll
‘ '1; money. each one is grateiuliy remenr
Contralto solo and Quartet—For All more than kind in giving publicity to
me“: am Jone , urine-ulna- mm
M . Shersr, ”Dorothy - w W
Wiessmw residents of this
‘city have unknowingly
law {31' hen they have used the regula-
tion‘milk bottles left at their homes
by milltmen for other purposes. The
latest bulletin of the state board of
health calls attention to such. viola.
lions and issues a warning that milk
bottles should be used only for the
purposes for which they were intend-
ed. The bulletin is as follows:
Supper—dire. living Hall, chairman;
assisted by Mrs Waring Mrs. E. G.
Murphy, Mrs. B. M. Andrews, Mrs.
Spence. and Mrs. Shanthaugh at the,
tables. Waitresses: Misses isabel Ry-
der. Isabel Meeker. Mary and Orie
Marvin, Marie and Adele Belts, Louise
Woodward, Adele Walkley, Eleanor
Moses, Anna Lockwood, ’Mariau
Thompson, Eleanor Fitch. Janet Ew-
ing, and Annie Miller and Lii- . . .
ly Sterne We have occasional inquiries as to;
Dancing—Mrs. ‘ Lagging 01119”. whether there is a law against usinsi
the regulation milk bottle for other‘
Iand Mr. 0'.Dell Exhibition dancing byI ingredients, and one summei resident:I
llocal and New York artists lot the state writes that he has repeat
Vaudevilloahouis llanisling, chair- I'edlz. had turpentine and such things;
than and stagcmauager. ldelivered to him from the local groc
Program cry stores in milk bottles and had re-G
Midget Song and Dance—Misses ceutlz. received a milk bottle full oi’I
Marguerite Hubbell, Elizabeth Randai1,Gdenatured alcohol vtith regulation pa l
:Netiie Selleck,F’1an(.es White and per milk bottle other. This is most
Messrs Harold Baldwin and Hair) decidedly unlawful. Any use of a
Earle :milk bottle for a purpOse other than:
A V'audei-llle Cocktail—Mrs GardE-Ithat for which it was intended is
“8 Tron bridge and 385* Beatty strictlt prohibited, the statute read-l
Scraps from a \‘onsense Book~~Miss' ing as fouows_ ‘
IClara Hill "No person shall, by himselt, or by
Shadowgraph—"The Ancient and'hin servant or agent, or as the ser-
Modern Ballad of Mary Jane," put on mm or agent of any other person,-.
by M": W. H; Baldwin. assisted by:llnn, or corporation, having custoleI
Miss Florence Starr and Messrs. l-‘red‘of any can, jar. bottle, measure, or
Murphy. Raymond Hays “d Clarence other vessel used as a container for
Close {milk intended for sale, place or 631159:
Songs—Mr. Ward Van Alstyne. or permit to be placed therein anyi
Decorating Committee. -—Mr. andluflai, swill “mm. 01, vegetable;
Mrs 'l-larry Stacey Benton. M" andlniatter, or any article other thanI
Mrs. Miner D‘ Randall, ML and MN!” jmilk, skimmed milk, buttermilk or-
:Stewart Elliot, Russell Frost, Jr., Dun soieam. or water or other agent used
can Frizzeli, Joseph Volk lior cleansing any such can, Jar, bot~
Press work and ticket committee-m tie. measure or other ““8“.
”"' ““"'," anmler. “No person shall. by himself, 01‘ by
V ~ servant 0: agent, or as the serv-
NAVY THANKS EMPLOYERS. 15:: or age“ of any other ”mom
""‘— lam, or corporation. send. ship, rc-
Mr. Daniel: Write: to Those Who turn. or deliver. or cause to permit
Permit Workers to Attend Milltil to be sent shipped returned or de-
2 Practice. Jiltered to any producer of milk.any
”WASHINGTON. July 24. —-—Secre- Ina“. jar bottle. measure 01‘ other
“"’ Damela today "0‘9 ‘0 the ”"“';vessel used as a container for milk.
dents of a number of large industrial. containing any oilal. swill. 3“,,“an
concerns banks and business houses ,vegetable matter, rotten or putrid
expressing gratification at
that they were encoruaging their curl “Every person who shall violate
ployea to serve in the naval militia. . any pronsioa of. this act shall be lin-
"it is ”mm” ‘0 learn Mr M ed seven dollars for each oilense."
leis wrote, "that broadmlndedn mail 4...... ..._
are beginning to realise the moral obtl’ ‘ VA. WISE MERCHANT
ligation resting on all good cltlzenshdnm'“ m. 0004“- l! he can“ do
to contribute by practical self-sacri-; .n in a largo ' y, he uses the Sentinel
lice either financial or personal,- to clulided 1: Solo" columns: Call
the streamlining of the National de-I'G G“. 68100- “t“. Id Inn '3‘ .u
tense-rend zflw reported manltcstdtionl; :
shown by your company in allowingg
.your employee to serve in the militia;
without loss of pay and without loss:
or their regillarannual leave receivtcdé
unqualified approvaloi the Navy De}
partment."
T
Storage
ber Company. of Hartford. Conn: the
“4 ”a 7 ' State soars ‘5! Health tuna: War
IV. Mane erg-Miss liarkins 11d - 1,1“ 15 Moi t f to 7 "E '
Mrs. Willis oodvfartl 5 I a or: o w
h‘3fll'lllfllmilk, or any other odenslve material. V
home.
ehratlon of the Holy Communion at by the following ladies: Miss lsabellelflational surety Company. of New
.8 a :11. Morning prayer and sermon Aller, pony rides; Miss Katherine Furl York. and Best ll: 09., of New York
Eastavenue M. a. Church. 3. P. at 10: 30.,
‘ :F‘airbanks, pastor.-
9:30 a. m. Eell’owahip meeting
10:308.. 111. Preaching of Evangelist
William H. .Houghton of Newlork.
’Mr. Houghton Slugiljle gospel as Well
as preaches it and has recently closed
an evangelistic campaign at .Vfl-lantio
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard,
East Norw;a1k Rev. Talialerro F.
Caskey D.D., rector; St. James' Day—
p -m. The Rev. Dr Van Kirk, rectot
1" City.
1 12 111- xSunday “”001 595310“ for Bible morning service is discontinued.
study. lI ' —————-
r- 30 p m Envmth League may“ FIRST CHURCH _ or
meeting. SCIENTIST.
7: 30 p. m. Etangelistic service in
.‘charge 07 Mr. Houghton, Good sing-
ing 'by Mr. Houghton and the chorus
«choir.
Thursday, 7. 45 p m. Midweek pray
or service. Leader-Rev Mr. Winn, of
New York City. Comé and worship
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57
West venue's-The
service of this church is held at 11
8...!11
' (Subject, July ,25. Truth.
Wednesday evening.
meeting at. 8 oclock.
with “5‘ _ : . I_ _ 'l‘o both" these services the while
’ ' "'V" " ‘ n cordial! invited.
Knight street A. M. E. cnnrot'i. new 5'
Sunday school at 9: 45 a. 1m: .
A reading room is maintained
the name address, open each week
‘day, holidays excepted, from 2: 15 to
i: 30.11111.
'All are welcome
1..
H. M. IShields, pastor. ,
11-.a m Preaching in Tent by pastor.
12:30 p.111 Sunday school. (tent-J
o .1. 3 n. m. Preaching at tent. Tent. lo-
.ncated on Cone d street near. SouthI
.4_I.
8. p. m. on. account of the order,
of St. Luke's anniversary thofisfivicee and Hal-Veg Sta; no. G M. Teeple
will be held in the church on Knight Ipostor.
3m“ Preaching by 1‘33”" - ‘ ‘Halr hour special prayer, 10 a. m.
- morning sermon. 10:80 a. m.
iii‘ " Li M BAPWST: ~ Sunday «1061,12 in.- '
SJ; Bout—l1“ NWBaptist church. Rev. lI Junior Loyal Workers, 3 p m. '
' ‘8. G. Haitle. “Jot. ~ Loyal Workers, 6. 15 .1" tit.
Morning service at 10:30 11.111. The:
pastor will preach.» ;‘.
Musical prelim .
Prelude—Intermezzo “Cavallarta. Rus-
Evening seruion, 7. 3i) p. m.
’ Mid-week prayer and testimony
Imecting, Thursday. 7: in am.
. r
All"
‘ 'c .
» main. service. 7: so 11 in. French Scandinavians or M" D
. a Rev. Alfred Winn, Field Secretafi ly and urgently welcomed. ‘
’ .- or the: inland South America Mission-I ' ----—-
"try Union Mar-Winn. represents a inJ ~ dva‘csnt- property m‘bo rented ind
Menominatlonal mission and will a. good tenant «cured through Benti
spoilt on “Conditions in Cirillsed and nel IWant Advertising. ‘
Evening prayer and sermon at 7. 30§
of St. Luke’s Church, Noroton. will be pop, 1
the preacher .All are welcome. The sweet lavender; Misses Estelle Smith number of HM broken at the Rogers'
testimony
a lsims. Mrs E. M. Lockwood and Mrs |
‘ . E. E. comm.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant-
amt. .I: .. ‘_ PI. Maicngnii' Messiah Swedish isotherm: Church.
Gunnery—Dementia Wheeldon Fort street. it Lutfi'or Wilson,
ll’oatlu'do‘f;L . 1"» 7 f5”liiedltes feminism. Divine tin-vices
0E:t11tor.I p
_ 1:" “II
, V' ' 111's: Wat! .. .:
' , ‘iittreu‘ not, ifiién hitherrl‘t'bnces . -
. Helen Benetton, Diabolic ”Vomit. Kato-
G‘,rell pony cart; Fletcher Aaron, tiring-
ler; Miss Eloise Dyington, mysterious BULL TOSSES MAN AND BREAKSl
‘llea‘upaiu 81 Saunders :
haystack; Misses Jean Aaron andl HIS mes.
Susanne Bro'wn, rakers; Miss Emilyl SOUTHINGTON, Conn, July 34,...
Randall. wonder kettle; Miss Mary-._ August Rhenberg. a {armband em-
Bumell, peanut cart; Martha Prow ployed by’ fomer Representative
itt, lemonade; Miss Ella Pendar, lolly Elijah H. Rogers of Shuttle Meadow -
Miss Josephine
Rummler, district, lies in a plaster cast with a
1310191108 Starr Nancy BYNVIB and Eu- home here as the result of an en-
gsente Bummer. camp fire slrls suidon counter with out; of the bulls on the
CHRISTI Mrs. William Lauder and Mrs. Chestorl (“my Rhenbe‘rg. was out in the yard
lKerr, lemonade in evening; Mrs. ,Lan‘sl { ivith one of the 1338 a'nimalswhen the
ing O’Dell. Miss Betty Marshall, Miss; bull surfed Emma. «Rhettberkatarted .
mm“ Sund'yIlCorltelia O’Deli'. altos Hazel mammal to run and about at. the some time.
cigars and cigarettes. . Githehber‘g was caught ‘and knocked
Flowers Committee-veMrs. treaty? 6 down by the bull; The hull finally
Lockwood 11nd Mrs. Pefiiy Brooks, haJ linseed him mu, an, air and when ’he
stated by Misses Therm and Kath: ten tits bull stood on him, a position
and Farrell, lslbelle Frost and Mll~ Ithe bull occupied when the farm- hands
dred Wilson: ‘-‘ {Wed Rhenberg was unconscious
l
.....
tler, Mrs. Reed Hav'll'and, Misses 1:111th 34,133th am where it is held no
atGl-lill and Frances Haretrom.
tian Swarm assisted by- Mrs E. J'lthre “children.
~- lronnma‘ron Woman
Ice Cream in charge or Mrs. Morton‘ - ‘ HEHSEL'F.
McCausla‘tid assisted by Mrs. Vignetl,
In
shoot-s:
M53 Bee": Made‘me ngibhon' an“! '36“ in the, indomdh three time! “051'
in" charge of Mrs. Joseph McElroy, as-- field. She ‘GG mentally deranged
slated by Mrs. George Ernst and Mrs. a.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS
D. McNetton.-
Childrens play-"The- Enchanted .
; {out}: Norwnlk.I I .
Mrs. Edward. not: not!
, Garden. ,3th under the direction or hire. '1‘ .
snout: linen monoa.cme,nootr1eo “ .. '
mason moon. 1. “' ,
. Gypsy lawmaker-Minion Close,
‘ will have to remain for at; least sixteen“
I -Cake table in "charge ot‘Mrs. Chrts- weeks. He is a' married man with
MORRING‘I‘ONMuTyM ——:Mrs. mull '
, bushes Carrie and Nettie McCausland. G'Wright. 69 19““ 5; G", who shot a...
both and Alice Stevens and Amy Clark day with suicidal latent, died late 1m. ‘ ‘ V
Card parties. afternoon and evening tidy ”'ng at her home in mt thcn- ~
Tree Work Of
All Kinds '
momentum-s.
‘P‘hone 251-13 or 1270-]
SOUTH NORWALK,
. r. asv'.iVlL10N
Good {Job Printing
CONN.
as non-m mun arses?
s'nonwatx
t
“J
insurance
Workmen'c‘componution, Liabili-
*ty'; Marine and Automobile.-
Surety Bonds. - ‘ -,
Notaries Public“- -
J.
d
J M. licyton 8:*‘(’o., luc....V
tissues“?! I
.5.“- aotmwe-r ‘
IPm, Lilo, Accident, Pluto Glhfl, -
our Paper, Best Work: Int Paolo »
yuan: w .-
,- V. Steam-hip Tickets; I
meuamos g .I.
So. Norwalk
~. 1; JULY 34, 19:5
C0
‘ 1.3.311:
violated the ' '
r
V Sale oi Wash Dresses and Waisls
Saturday and Monday
About two hundred and fifty North
haw litLll gathered for a closing sale l'lict- “ill st'll at
half the price originallv asked for thtm Not :1 l s [u an
included in any one style 111111ibcr.lmt om 111:1) ilml on
size 111 Illt collection as a “hole. The lllaltlllils :m- of ti
best grade cotton.
Slit .rt} Urn.“
v1.1:
Ginghams “F"??VV" ‘ l?"
Figured Crepes “"51?! 'l; Vli' . 1' 3%“
Madras $1.50 ‘ ‘
Men’s Shirtings . ““’ Vb?” if 33
A Few Lorraine Tissues 5'
Girls’ Wash Dresses, Plaid and
Checked Cinghams. Striped Madras, 750
and l’crcales, were $1.25 and $1. 50
l (11‘ (lots 13 to 14 )t:n<.
Fancy Lawn and Voile Dresses, .1 llt'\\
assortment, all this seasons models. $4.00
were $5.00, $6.00 andt$7.50, . {“"'} ‘ in
. r.
Allsizes.
Waists
At 3500, Messaline and shim lilOllStS. trt it
chines faucv lace nets, fine miles and orgmulitms
White Lawns and Voiles. Tailored and Lin-
gerie models at 75 cts., $1.50, $2.00
and $2.50.
l
«,1:
SL‘Ctllltl ”out“.
While Chamoiselie Gloves, Special
\n unusually heavy stock of summer plows muses .1
drop in the price of a popular glow \1\tct 11 button
White Chamoiscttcs, washable Wcrc 50 tn. no“
39 cts.
There are too many of limit.
Specials to: Mon
' Negligce Shirts of woven matlras with soft culls \vcrc
formerly, $1.00,:
Main 't'loor.
an
79 ctv. to close out.
Crepe Faille Neckwear.
A new line of four- in hand tics, gt'.cc1is blues and all
the faxorite Palm Beach gliiltltt’s polka dots and Persian
patterns, V
“it! 5‘Wl'! 2‘33“
{Main St. cnttzmtc,
Japaneseltugs, hit 12.
- A new arrival,and very. attractive .
These very good looking Hugs from Japan are wov-‘5
en of fine jute, and arc in typical Japanese designs, mc-
dalllons, with latch—hookcdges, geometric figures, and
borders of Oriental significance. The colors are creams
andlight tans,rosc and til-.1 blue. browns and olive
shades, which are exceedingly attractive and pleasing.
In trutlt,ihcse rugs compare favorably in appearance
with other rugs of three tllll'N the price. The weave is
very durable.
$18. 00.
Please look at them
Blue Canton China
_Ha\'ing found that there were too many of certain
pieces in the stock pattern of Blue Canton, :1 table of this
well known ware has been arnangctk and for a day or
two it will be sold at 20 per cent. less. '
Plates and Platters, S‘aup Turccns. Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Cereal Dishes,
‘ Sauce'boats. etc.
“'5'“ ml!" 1.5? China Store, basement
"-1'
right.
~‘-_‘“_._...__....——-.v———u-.———--1-—-
Thirtl floor.
or
1 V
CLEARING
6f Women’s and Misses
High Grade Wearing Apparel
3 at prices lower than- any store in town considering duality.
come without delay as our merchandise is too httraCuve
, when prices are out less than half ofits original value. .
95' ,in “obtainable
_ Vow-o woman . ,
[h one». Iowan so. this be; ..
i too. masts. Manolo ion IN!» 1
All: Y‘out Grpcer for Them
’xInslst on them at your roof
taurants.‘
Norwalk Chronicler