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"a “Why I Stopped Praying."

fl. presiding.

. tamer of the parish

 

‘ ”I Prelude~Pensee Fugitive

Methodist Episcopal Church,i

Norwalk—William 0- (lithn, last day‘.» services begin at it u A: .f ...._
“310230 a. m.»ser\-ice and with a strmon by the pastor. llie (“MU Church—The Rev. J “mum
l2 m.—liihle school. 0:30 that >t'llllUll oi the year will h milieu", Rector.» Trinity Sunday—~
.p—Young l'tople's Devotional preached at 8 p m. Theme. th't‘he l-‘irst Ct‘icbrillitln M the “my

. 1:30 p. m.—Sutnmer Song Ser-
* “Billy Sunday" hymns. Sermou‘

Way. 8 p. Ill-elitist Quarterly
mace. Dr. Charles W. McCon‘

”lily, 7:45 p. m.~(‘lass Meet ‘

iseiccting a delegate to the annual;
9511” 3 D. “1’4“” Lsdies' conference. Come and vote ior )‘tltiit t‘l _‘ ‘1 -i 0 . .. i I" i‘
. . . .. . . .‘ ~ _ .3”... JUN tlurtt. .rrtgoly ioutvart,,
..‘ lociety has issued mull to all. tutorttt. At this time the yt . , IE“! Xllrwaik,l(ev. “Hahn“ l~‘.

"to meet ini
‘mdayvschool room. important"
“I“! to be transacted. .
My. 7:45 p. tit—Prayer Meet-i
- I

Way, 3:43 p. m.-—Junior

. 5 p. m.-—ltoy Scouts.
Ink for the day:
Mornlng at 10:30

-... .................. . ..... l-‘rimlt
-Snbhaib fled in ...... .... I bt
.- Elsic Sterling and Miss Gertrude

Van (‘ouverlng
Mr! Solo—Thy Way, Not line. i
curd ........... Mano
Peter llutcbeeon ‘
”I! Postiude~AltegretlL .. Klonhel
Evening at 7:30
”I Prelude—Canzonctta
... ........................ Morkcl
mom—‘Steady and Free .. Gabriel
minty Solo—Selected ‘
”I Postlutic- March ...... liulluk

 

Harwell: Methodist ('iltircli—Rcv. C..
I. Ihrto, D. D. pastor—Sunday will
“Children's Day, when the morning

' : «who at 10:30 will ilt‘ given up to

. fiunday school for its annual ex-'
“I". The collection will be gin-n

' .m Children's Fund at the Educn-i

“1" the baptism of infants.

At ll o'clock will oo-l
The Sun-

.ll Board.

'iliwnchooi will provide an interesting.

 

’ ”Hated lecture on

inflated in all parts of
”‘ it'll be shown.

* “I! come.

 

The carly morning class,

fill be livid from 9:30 to limos.

; ”‘M will be no noon session of that
' ‘uay school.

Til“ Filo-trill League?
“vice will be held at itzlit. Topic,
Within Activity according to Holy
”I'll Standard." At the evening scr-l
III the ltlt-a oi i‘ltlitlrcn’s Day will

--h continued by the pastor giving an

“(‘hild Life in

Stern-tplicon pictures

thi- world

This will be as later

“his to parents and friends as to
.- chiltil‘t‘ll titcili~nlies lmi every-

Siraaccl ; \vt iconic.

‘ 'uIic for the day: _

, Morning. ,
‘mo—Song

III the World."

oi the litmus

u. ................. \\'. E. Asilmttll"
t—O Sweetiy llrcaihc tltc

. [arcs Above ...... Chopin Shelley
Quiet—0 Jesus. Thou Art Stand-

' ...................... Shipnrd

.8
' Made—Festival 0verture.. Vincent

Evening.

“ mac in D ............ Rudolf Bibtf

Met—l Will Call t‘pon Thee

_ ... ................... Dudley Buck

‘fWe Solo—Selected

“tut—Nearer. lily God to Thee .

................... w. l‘. Suddsj
I

so.

1’ I ~=Mde—0Iierttiirc in C

' ... ................ Leicbure-Welyl

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" '3“ Avenue Methodist Episcopal

mull—Rev. s. r. Fairbanks. Pastor.
74:80 I. m.—Feilowahip meeting. The

thlll be. the. lcruler. 10:30 a. m.
M Sunday school will hold its
«"1 Children's my program at this
There will be recitations and

‘ m by the young folks. the bap-

e‘ of Infants and an address by the
' .. . The chtlrch will have special

decorations for the occasion RM Leader. Miss Harriet Hall. 7:30 p. m.—

tlme is expected. All who

5 ildren come and bring them
let us worship together tho
». 's Friend. 12 m.—-There will
‘-session of the Sunday school at
usual hour on account of the
«'8 Day service. 3:30 p. m.-——
Junior League. service. Mrs.
III superintendent. 6:30 p.

»a Senior League service. Lead-
“ Hawkins; subject. "Christian
n According to Holy Spirit
-." 7:30 p. m.—Evcning ser-
“I! the pastor will be of special
-to the young folks. but all

' 'ptuuslc‘bythe choir.
’- .~8- . p. m.—The monthly
jot the W. a. it? sent be
lthe home-of Mrs. ‘Charlbs Sey-

- .90" “en“e- ' slidered.’ a cordial welcome to all.
.7‘ a. p. met-Th0 weekly . . "09...," . \ . «.
7th. ’Ladisls‘ Aid‘soclety In Opening Chum . p ‘
‘ parlor. ‘ Praycr~J. W. Johnson.“ ',

. , 7:45 p. m.—-'I'lte mid-week
.. meeting with the pastor in

-_—- 1

. .. pinata M. och-rott-
all. one”. Fasten—«limit;
» torso-g. law-Sunday aiml-

..

l your pledge.

itlrgan l’osllude—-Tcmpo ll’ Marcia

r" ;~. ~ n
lob-W Valid.
mun-Wilt! Brown.
loading—Ira. J. D. Nlnno.
Selection—Miss Gertrude Powell.
Beading—Mrs My.

Solo— Mrs. G. W. Johnson.
Recitation—Katie Robertson
Becitaiion—W’ Pollard.
Solo~Ksthm Hopkins.

Closing Remarks—W. C. Hinton.

 

Program Committee-Miss Sarah l"
Ward and S. Mathews.

Trinity ('hurcthev. Frederick A.
Coleman. RGt‘lOTr’SCH'lCGJ ior Trinity
Sunday—6 xi. tun-Celebration of. “It
Holy Communion 10 a. m.—~Cburch

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1 school. ii a mrllelebration or the

'h. "lkem ~Mt “Jioiy Communion and Sermon. .4
'p m.-~’i'ne sacrament of Baptism.i

the “tunnel of I). i 54.0 p tt.—-Evtttlt,g prayer and ad i
‘iiTt-‘r: 'it..s wit it» the la~t t'vr‘lllllzi

“-tll'~ic€ L'It'ii titc Et't'ilild Sunday it;

WU”- Ls. pieluher. i

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The annual picnic Cd JEN 9mm"!
Nor standeth in the way stun“: will be lit-lo on now-1a.". Jim:

 
 

«:7 ..t ltye Brat“ l’ork. TilI- uterus-la:
; ,. 'hw part-ii are h>i\"d to u-rlsi .vlfl
OI sinners. in mg the lllrillill‘Té of Lllr' action .

 

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St l'..rr:‘.~ church Tzit:3ly r‘u'ltiu} ':
of the scorntul. it (In and in " .. l.l slot) «will
(Ar 3w: 7 '::I p lllsvl-Leiirg prayer :-'i.1
~l’~alttls 1. 1 “..tll'~ rillltlriv school. 9.13 a. lil. Si
A'ltil't‘“ s cumin): school 3 11. ll).
Iii rile ctl.i:tuily Ltvtieti, especially
.linilflt‘f‘o‘ and visitors in toult.

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le-son of this conference year. The

High. Must Come “0“”- Th.” “iniComlnuuion at is o'clock. Mission

also be the 1381 chancc ‘0 “Fpondf”; Sunday school at St. Faith at 9:00.

. “I? welcome. ’9,“ film! The second celebration of the Holy

us on 11:15.01" inst bumm- bs‘nrt'tlnllllunitln and M‘Ylllon at l023il

tl’t't‘v SW91“ ““1““ for ””5, “Ohm” .'l'.'lrlsll Sultlav school at noon. Even
Lilontiay 1118111 ”1"“ “1“ be uiing prayer at. i

riturch conierencc for the WW0“ “l‘ I

financial report will also b? made.
Tuesday night regular weekly class
meeting.
Friday night choir rehearsal.

'I‘askey. l). l).. rector—Trinity Sunday.
‘Jllllt‘ inf—Holy Communion at 10:30.
iSunday school at 1:: in. Evenint’.
prayer and sermon on the "Message

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of the Flag," at 7:30.

South Norwalk Congregatlonall .. . .I . . ,. .
Church—John Stapleton. hiitlister.~-. lht public is tordtall) invittd.

—.———-

l’tlillic worship Sunday mnl‘nins “l
10:45 with sermon by the pastor-l Advent christian Church. Van Zant
Evenlns— Tvdlixhl Wm” 0" m”and Harvey streets, East Norwalk.—«
steps of the chin-ch near the north “l: Rev. (lco ll. Tesple. portion—moo
trance at 6:45. Topic “(lath (mine. a. Ill: Half lle of “yet 10;30 l
ltlble School at 9230- 50""! Thin. m ~<Mtirning sermon. 12:00 fl.v-8Il.l-
superintendent. ‘ :tltty school. 3:80 p. m.~—Jnnlor Loyal
Music for the morning service: twmk...” 6:15 p. air—Loyal Workers'
Organ Prelude—A Prayer Mason Netting. 72,; p. ”~30“ service.
Morning SUN‘ Mark, “M“ 5”" 7 3-! p. m.—-Evening semton.
S0111 ...................... bileiit'yi Thursday. 7‘5 p [Dr’Mid-“Teek

 

; Prayer and Testimony Meeting.
............................ Mason, ~

 

DON’T PULL THE CAT ACROSS THE CARPET BY

THE TAIL
EAN-UP season sup aLl. THE

ouamc PAINTJJP AND CL
Tran AROUND.‘

When you want to

Fix That Fence

Lily Thai Floor

Hang That Door

Build That Small
Building or (‘ottars

or any big carpenter
lob

S
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ST. JOHN & KEYSER
General Carpenter.
Contractors and Builders
Phone 1032
Steamboat Place
South Norwalk.

 

 

Monday atternoon——'l‘he women oil
the church and congregation and their. Rescue Mission—Tho Monroe strut
friends are cordially invited to tncetirescue mission workers will conduct
Mrs. liobert Stapleton in tho parlorsls meeting at Naramake Home Sum
of the church at 3:00 p. m.. on Mon-l day morning at to a. lil. Also in the

THE EU ROPEAN WAR

 

. LIGHT 0! PROPHECY.

 

_.._ __._.. _

.. “MEXICO MAY SEA

1 ‘ Wet Give aw.“
Stamps--Ask for; Them:

'11: 1;. it. til.

i All are invited.

’ Anthem-Jubilutc in C . .. F. Schilling.

day. .\irs. Suspicion will speak on.
"Armenian Recruits for Turkish Hll’"
ems."

'i‘ttestluy, 8:00 p.
llibie Class.

'l‘ltursday. 7:45 p. ins-Meeting of
the \t‘utltan'a ltible Class. Topic “The
thrill lloolt of the Jewish Church.

The annual picnic of the Bible
School will be held on Tuesday. June
27in. Further notice will be given
next Sunday.

Woodward Avenue Department.

Sunday school at 3:30 p. lll.

Brookslde Chapel.
Sunday school at 329» p. m.

meflunnrian

Church - Rev.

 

First Congregational

l-Irilcst F. Moth-(nor. Ht. 1).. Pastor—i

Morning service. at 10:30. with preach-l
ing by the pastor. There will be tto‘
t‘\('llili',§ service during the summeri
months. The Sunday school meets ail
noul i.t the parish house. The Chrisi
l'..i:l lintlt-ztvor Society will meet at‘
Sunday. .‘.i this St-I‘Vit'i'
Mayor (‘tirl .ixcl lilil'slront will apt-:tlr.‘I
on "'l'hr- .A it. C. of t‘i'y tlovcrntncnv“

Thursday the mid \vcclt service will
ilt‘ iit‘iti all 8 p. m.

Tuesday~The Ministerial; Circle
I will lllt M with Mrs. Marvin.

Music for the. day:
Morning.

‘ Prelude—Adagio trout Sonata, op.
17x .................... G. Mcrkcl

lint; it Love Divine .I. ll. Brewer

l‘ostiutie——{lrtivc and Moderate from
:Innt-tn op. 179 ......... (l. Merkcl
.\‘o evening service.

South Norwalk Baptist Church—-

mission room on Monroe street at
3:15. Brother Oscar Mills from Row-
ayton will read the Scripture lesson,
and will also speak. Mina Illadya Mills
will sing. Don't fail to hear her.

The mission workers will also hth‘
charge of the service at tho ‘Rowayton
M. E. Church at 7:30. Take the 7
o'clock car from Baxter‘s. All are
cordially invited to attend one or all
of these services. Billy Sunday hymns
used. t‘ome and help sing.

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it‘litittttti‘i—mgmi .

Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church.
Part street—ll. Luther Wilson. Pas-1
ltlr.-Dil'lil(‘ service. I p. m. '

.\ll Skandinttviuns are cordially iti-
vitcti to attend. '

FIR§T CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST.
First church of Christ. Scientist. 5'!
West avenue—Tho Regular Sula
day service of thls church Is held at 11
s in

June li-l.—“ls the Universe, Inclttd-i
in; Man. Evolved by Atonlc Force?“
Sunday school at 0:46 a. in

Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at 8 o"clock.
To both these ssrt‘lces the public ls
cordially invited. _
A reading room In maintained It

 

Prof. l’. S. L. Johnson, of Columbus,
Ohio. will address tilt: pliiliiC in Net‘
Mott's Hall. South Norivallt. Monday.
at 7:“. p. at, taking as his sulllcct
"The War and tlvt-l'illrow of Satan's
l-Itnplre." l’roi. Johnson is a convert-t
ed Heine? lie is of orthodox lie-
brew parentage attd was reared in

WAR lilifl llilll suits

. in a few days.

. continued and aggravated attacks on
‘American territory.

. i‘v'i” not be slilrkcd.

. Revival of bandit activity in the lower

 

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‘ (Continued‘lfirom rial! Pass.)

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Additions to the note dealing with
some oi these. into developments may
be made, it is said. Officials present
iillt‘llliil‘l is to dispatch the reply with

The Washington Government will
rt-allirm its purpose not to intervene
itt Mexican affairs unless forced by

It is reported.
Sulllcient emphasis will be placed on

 
 

 

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3‘/2-lbs, Granulated Sugar
1 ii). i liliyrdgCoifte
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1 ” A & P Baking Powder

250---Siamps ~ll-‘ree-«250 -

25c
350 '~
30c
25c
10c
50

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west or cast. would be a signal ior an
attack by the Mutt-an iorces.
LAlllJUU, Texas, Julie li—Philip
(‘. Hanna. t‘ntted States Counsul
General at lilouterey, and one of the
remaining American consuls ilt .\lex-
lco. accompanied by half a dozen
other Americans. arrived lit-re. today.
He was reticent as to the object of his
visit. '

 

UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

 

South Norwalk.
Dr. W. H. Abbec. Main street.
Cost Dept, Box 3204.
John Croll.
C. A. Doyle.
W. L. Fleming. 36 Taylor Ave.
Charles Garhard. Gen. Del.
Miss Supple Lund. Bell lsland.
Paul Bath. Gen. Del.
A. Roacnblum, 20 Taylor Ave.
Mrs. E. N. Rood cioF. Lyon.
Charles T. Russell, c ol’ost Office.
Mrs. E. Smith. Beecher St.
ANDREW LBARY. P. M.

Norwalk.
Berry. Mr. F.
Burt. Warren E. Jr.
Chief Enclnccr, Str. Cambrla.
Mend. Wm, c}oBox 52.
Norwnlk Chemical t‘o.
Palmer, Miss Mary. Brush St.

W

nun wollt”

OF ALL KINDS

SPRAYING

IN SEASON

Beaupainfir Saunders
S. Nor-walk. Phones 251-13, 1762-3

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THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME

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will be pleasant indeed if you do
your resting all the porch or in tho
house in some oi our

 

M. J. HOWARD. P. .\I.

 

 

 

the growing impatience of this govern

‘ inc rt. however. to make it plain that

ii warfare finally appears a duty. it

lilitHl‘NSVll.l.E. Tcx.. June Iii.—
llio Grande Valley last night resulted
in vigorous action by authorities.
which was interpreted today here as
pros-aging a determined attempt to nip
the periodical recurrence of culinary
ill the bad by dealing with the. nlttralud-
ers on American soil.

Soon after reports were received

'ihtlt bandits appeared near San lien-

ito. several detachments oI , troops
were sent to deal with them. Motor

 

 

tho Mllddffib.’ open each" week!

day. holidays excepted, from 1:30 to

I230 p. m. i

FAIRFIELD 'WOMEN WILL GET
BETH ESTATE.

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l Bible.

the cuswme and faith tie-Judaism, but
”VHS summed to t‘llrrstjdnlty through:
discarded-
Thcr csttlt of his careful per-
uunl was his canvcrston to the talthiortiers to cut on the bandlts' retreat

the chalice-finding or a

to the Gentiles.

cars were commandeered in accord-
ance with prearranged plans. and two
companies of the 26th infantry were
dispatched from llarllngen to Olmito,
-tcn miles north of Brownsville. with

gacross the Rio Grande Into Mexico.

He has traveled over the Unitedrlleanwhlle. another force of two com-

States and Canada lecturing on Bible

3 panics of infantry scat from San [lots
lto earlier in the night to investigate

lintants—llolhsrs

Thousandstcstify

HORLIGK’S

The Orland"
MALTED. MILK

Upbuilda and sustain. the body
No Cookir or Milk required
Used for of a Century
menu-«arm. “It.
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*ittrv. F. T. intham will preach both! Long Con‘efled "“1" Settled by
morning and eveninc. Art informal

business meeting of the church will be
held at the close. of the morning ser-
vice. 12 m.——The Sunday school ses-
sion will be held in the lecture room.
12:15 p. m.——The naptist Brotherhood?
will lll't‘t in the church. Mr. Candeel
will lead the. class. 6:30 p. m.—-’l‘hci
Chr’stian Endeavor Society. Subject.i
"Tic Usefulness of flood Cheer."

 

Preaching service.

Tuesday. 745 p. m.——The. members
of the Mispah Circle of King’s Daugh-
ters will meet in the church.

Thursday, 7:45 p. m.-—-’I‘he church

'priiycr meeting will be conducted by
illr. C. F. tBontwell.

Grace Baptist Church. corner Butler
and Quincy streets—Preaching ser-
vices 11 a. m. and S p. m.—'l‘he. Rev.
J. E. Felton, 45 Franklin avenue. will
nl‘C-ni‘h both morning and. evening.
Subjects: “Christian Growth and De
velopment," and ”Blessings of Spirit-
ual Lite." Sunday school at the usual
hour. Superintendent Deacon GrW.
Johnson. .in charge. 3 p. ma—JSacred
(,‘oaccrt. leaders: Mr. Matthews. and
his: Ward. Good program will be

Selection-Clio .
Recitation—Ra rt'Duhn.
Recitation—43mm“ Anthony.
aim—Mrs. H. 0. Howard.
imitation—George Dixon.
Readings—Mira Minnie Bailey.
tote—Mrs. Turner Dixon. ‘ ,

Judge Miller—Money Deposited

subjects.

in “‘3 lo(‘llm‘ he points ‘0 reports that the Joe Scott ranch had

energy as Mrs. Seward:

ithe Bible prophesies. which be con- been attacked. found their quarry ten
By Burr end me' strucs to apply to the ultimatexeault t miles 9“! Of San Benito. A running

Final orders have been ””39" L" a" of tine. European “‘l'J‘ declaring thatl “3m ‘0“ 91““ m which. “‘7‘“de ‘0
longcontested and much-troubled .iailri-ium distress caused b the war lfi‘lnczilrre reports available here, three
ric E Beth estat J l ~« ,Y , Mexicans were killed, while the Anter-
‘ e ““- “dBe 9““ floretold in the scriptures as an evl- icnn force suffered no casualties. In

L Miller In Probate court. has or- demo of the approaching overthrow'additlon to these two forces a troop
tiered payment of the remainder orio, Satan’s domain. Prof. Johnson lei of cavalry was thrown Into the game

the estate to Hattie K. Seward of- a ”Mom. mm. “dent. and mmlilf hide and seek played bribe Mes-
'Falrficld that on of th t l i . ' . cans. when reports came that another
. ° e W cam his delivervtstrmsht to the Winttlbandit tome had appeared near the.

 

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The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Diseasois caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the-
back. Even If done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dinerent organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the muse or
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-

given special attention; also curvature
of the spins. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. ‘

:Magnm trebtmeutl given also.

84 vacuum at, so. Nomlk, c'onn.
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ants remained In the fight to the end.'cnnching all oi his arguments with i hcsnos tract. fourteen miles north
Morrie E. Beth died intestate endure scriptures. The lecture is free togof Brownsville. and had, robbed a
without heirs. Her estate amounted‘ the publm/ ggzicgg‘mggigggggdhfmemqlg;
. l‘
to several thousand dollars. When it... ’THE MAN CURE. the occurrence to Fort Brown from
was found there were no heirs tWo‘ —— where the cavalry was sent.
persons put in a claim as having. Robert w. Chambers. 'the novelist, Retports frontst it“ various detach
lm are .
been tigelllldlv award the woman and; said in an alter dinner adrift!!! in! ““3" Bm‘m‘tgd‘figm’ he" “1‘."
assists er du ns llfc- They werel Brooklynr- - Much Interest was displayed eun-
Hattie K. Seward of Falrfield andt “A modern girl. one or those pretty, cerning the question whether if the
Mrs. Mary Emmona, of the Southtvote chasing, athletic modern girls: ”find“; girdle: ‘39 'g‘dkzmg this
_ ' . .‘seo e orsaeaae led
Enidh t to in Le“ lam . iwho rid“: astride. swim in men 3.3;? an coupe into ”.5:me Amer cane
9 case W9" 9 3 W “l m “8 .5 in. smoke “WW” 3“ . would pursue “hot trail” across the
it result of Mrs. Edward's continua” Wells andSbaw—a modern girl of mini international boulder? orleave the
eifprtl sever-til titties and tv‘vioe‘lpecilll'typéi reptned one day at a tea helium: cumulus .of the outlaws to the Car
acts were :‘ adoptcdr'ln'rslatlou to‘ a she could not be an aviator In that m“ soldiers “d” General “35“»
ttl . t of th t t Th ‘1' a" ~ .who recently announced that he plac-
lfi . omen 9 09 a 9- . 9 auto army. _ . ed asufilclent force in this territory
specified that Mrs. Emmott: did not. :_“‘0h,' 'shs‘nighed. blowing a cloud to deal with .11 outbreaks. and that
pursue the v-ptnds' with as"gr€at"o! cigarette: smoke from her' Retail!” "075:“ by she A‘merlelns would
' ” Ilps——' Ir heaven halls) surname“ w arms ’99 stnnce. ' ‘ ‘
._ _. . ‘l’h' . W“? . . . WASHINGTON. June 17.4mm
The estate Is now believed to have a man. - ‘ ‘ l-‘unston advises m. War Department
dwindled to about 31.500. This is tan-i Tile-min did. in! dvir.’ at!!! !_ today that be was Informed by Gan-
tlrelydepolltl tn the tot-met Burr‘and placid .matrol. 'aud you'll and him. 'e‘rsl Bell. stilt Pane. that General
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134436 Washington St., So. Norwalk

 

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