first Methodist Episcopal t‘hurcli.
‘uth Norwulk, William G. filtlin,‘
”Ellen-“lilliitl a. in, worship and
tom, 12 noon, Bible school. A live
“Intent of Christian activity with.
». M for all tigers, including a rigs;
us work among "rev and womcn,’
.‘h charge of Mr. ll. ll. Sltluson. 6:45.
‘7. 1', 111., Young People's Devotional:
flour. 7:30 p. m., singable hymns.
.umon: “Another Wise Man." i
. Tuesday, 7:!5 p. in, class meeting?
‘ N by Mr. Samuel Sample.
“’efio'ldny. 8 p. m., Dr. S. Parkes
mm of Brooklyn, will lecture on:l
We at the Mexican Border." Tick-I
its 35 cents.
Junie at the First.
m
M. E (‘llilf‘l‘ll'
Biased I. the mm
Nor standoth in the way
of sinners.
Nor sittctb loathe seal
of the scornful.
~Psalma 1: 1
South Norualk. Sunday. January 14.
1917 Archibald Merriam, organist and
director. dumping ill 10:30.
Organ Prelude—Adagio Cantabile
from Sonata in E lt‘lai....llaydcn
Alllllem~w”JtPl’l0Vllll’S I‘raiso" .......
........................ Meredith
Olin-wry Solo- ~“(‘ome llnto Him"
from “The Messiah" ....... llandcl
Miss Amelia J. Becker.
Organ l’osllude:
Marche Pontificale
Evening at. 7:3 .
Organ l’rcludo—wMelodie Blumcnthal
Choir Sclection---”Jesus llas You on
liis llcart” ............... (labriel
("1" Q”in uml (‘llOFUS~"‘l Was
I Wondering Slieepf'....Rollinson
Saturday
East Norwalk
Telephone 743-3
Specials
Cash Grocery
Free Delivery
Selected Eggs. 3 dozen ......
Evaporated Milk, a can
24 Cottage Street.
Duryea’s Corn Starch, a pkg.
MagnOlia or Clover Milk, a can ...................
. O
Donham’s Cocoanut, a pkg. cut
A. STULL
Delicious Creamery Butter, a 1b. .................. 39¢
Pure Lard, a lb. ....... . .......................... 19¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ....................... $1.25 ’.
Granulated Sugar ..................... 14 lbs. $1.00
Graham Flour ........................... 5 lb. bac' 22¢
Hacker’s Farina ......... Small size 10¢, largc six: 15¢
Live Oak BuCkwhcat ................... 3 lb. pkg: 19¢
Kai-o Syrup. a can Cut to ........................... 8d
Grandma's or Tom Pancake ............... 3 pkgs. 25¢
Grandma's Pancake. large size ..................... 20¢
mesh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ..... . ................ 21¢
Quaker Oats .................... 3 pkgs. 25¢
Old Dutch Cleanser .. ..................... 2 pkgs.
25¢
....................... 8;?
40¢
13"
. . .................. 10¢
to . . . . .......... ' ...... 8;:-
East Norwalk.
the future for this town.
The City National Bank
~ This Bank’s Mission
This Bank believes implicitly in the possibilities and
As a recognized factor in its development we are par-
ticularly interested in its industrial growth.
We gladly supply our customers with the capital pru-
dence permits and in a broader way devote the money at 7
our command, whenever practicable, to the upbuildinzg‘and
who vrallreth not In '
the counsel of the
wicked.
. . . ..... Becker
7
...... . wan...“ «..‘». ..
opium l'uatlude— March from "’i’no-I
I hauwr" . ..... ........Wun¢I
i
I-.‘ lini'to, ll. ll, pastors-Sunday serv‘
note will be bold nit folio-e: Class_
Inn-euro: at 9:30 a. in, morning Wot-I
ship with cannon by the pastor at
10:30. Sunday It‘llOOl session will be
Iheld at the noon hour. The Men's
IAsscmth meets in the Tower room,
1
l
l .
yd! be the usual popular opening
.:on,- rcrvice. Strangers always wcl-
('.‘lilt‘a
Morning. session. 6:30 p. in, Christian En.»
l’rtludv Laiuliclto and Allegro... dcavor melding. The lt-adcr is Miss
.......... . .I. W. Itobcrts Olmslcad. 7:30 p. m, cvrning “or
Quartetw “’I‘hc l‘llil‘lll is lllt‘ Lord's" ship opening with a norm service. ’i‘he
..................... E. I'I. Lynch pastor will spcuk on 'l‘hc t‘osi of ”hill
_Supi;mo Solo Selected. Living
d’osllude: Monday, 7:45 o. in. Tim lll‘.l 5:)-
Ofi'crtoirc in 1‘....(‘biirlc.~: I. iil’llyISlUIl of the Mission Study t'lasp will
; Evoning. ibe‘ held at the parsonage. The class
Ia‘rciudrcr l‘ax Vobiscuni......\shmail will take UP the book, The Iil'lg'c
(:u.nlei~"l‘l‘hen the Evening Shad-,Hlb’ilh'al‘.
u\\‘.~i Fall" __ _ {‘.WHM- Theda); 7:45 o. m. The .\Iizpoh
‘izuitrtetm Selected. ,(‘irclc of King's Iluughtcu will nit-ct
Einstitute 0.... w. Whiting at the church.
4
Dust Averill“ Methodist Episcopal
(111mb, Rev. S. I’. Fairbanks, p:l:'lt)l'.{
- 0.110 a. m.. l“!“lltl\\‘>llip meeting led;
by Edmund ’I‘i-uunmn. 10:30 a. m.,i
srrnioli by the pastor, subjcctr
"ilitzpinc Aiiollicr Man's Picld.” ill-T,
wiring lllllalt‘ by the choir. 13 iii.,i
the Sunday school hour" for llilile.‘
study. subject of Icssou‘.".lohn the
lluIlisl and .li sue.“ :l p. lIl., the Jun—
ior lipu'ortli League H‘l‘l'li‘U, 0:30 p.l
10.. the Senior League acrt‘it‘c, lead-l
or, lit-v. S. I‘. Fairbanks. 7:30 p. m..1
cvcumg service with sermon by the
pmior, subject: “lixpwiinrz the Im-
yoSsibIe.”
\l'cdncsday. 2 p. in, the weekly Stati-
smn of thc l.lltllf‘.~" Aid Sm-icly.
Wednesday, 8 p. m., the la‘pworih
League Bible study class will meet
as usual.
'l‘hursday, 7:13 p m. ilu- mid-Week
prayer incclingz '
liniizhi Strcr-t M. ii}. t'liurch ilcv. I.
A. Mct‘oy, pastor. ~:."uuriay \i'orsblp,
morning service-s. prcachinu by the
pastor at 11 a. m., 12:30 p. 111., Sun-
day atliool, A. ’I‘. Alt-licr. Supt.
scholars arc solicited. 3:30 p. 111., the
monthly :zucrctl concert will be given
by lI'c Sunday school departmcnl, 7
p. m. The Young People's meetingl
writ discuss the sublr‘ci: "(l‘.\ir:.ht"
l’s 50; 1-15. 8 p. in., the pastor will
pi‘t-nt'll from the theme: "How to (let
'l‘hc [light Mind,“ After the sermon
their uill be a “Down Home (lather-
iuz." If you are not attending elsc-
'nhtrc come and enjoy this cordial
‘lcllowahip mtmliuc. Seats free. Good
music.
tulcndar for the Week. 'l‘ucsday
maid, regular ('IHSS niccliug Thurs-
day night. choir rcbearsul and re~or-
mvm. Won-..’”. c ..R m.
Norwnlk Algbudist (‘lillltlb Rev, t‘ i‘
New,
”..‘...” - .. .
I. Prelude to m in (‘ Minor, 0p
37. No. l,
0 Prelude to rum.» in o. tip iii.
Nu. ‘.‘.
...... F. ’Mcndolmhn
Nuur Diuiltin in P) Plat
. H. W. Parker
()lfm‘lory Procession“ In D
......... Theo. Dnbola
Quarter-lulu Heavenly Low Abiding
Autlicm
lam! will be conducted by the pastor. l'usilallewltlipgrenn In A. Minor. op.
{The young peoples' meeting at 8:30. 25 .......... E. Silas
will be in charge of the Tuesday ..—
uigl-i class. At 7:30 the pastor will
give another illustrated: sermon. South .‘x‘orwalk lalptist t‘hurch, 1.
:’topic: “lliidesir‘tblc Wages." ’l‘hcrc Harrison ’l‘hompiton, pastor Sunday.
Illrllil u. 111.. morning worship. Bub.
Jul (it the sermon, The Years of Si-
lt“ll Prcpuratiou. it in, Bible school
Wort-day, 7:45 p. m. Ail-llkl‘t‘k
meeting of the church. , !
tlizitt llapllsl t‘liiii'ch. Scrrlr-t- Will
bc tondut-ied, January it, by Iii-v.
l A. ’l‘allcy '.vl illicuuo. Ill. i‘i'cat-lt-
. at 11 a. lll., Sunday sclioiil at
11:30. evening: sci-vict- a! 8 o'clock.
.\li aw \l’tllftlnlt'. I
' l
'l‘i’liiily Parish, lit-t. l".(iil'lil'l\ .-\.‘
t‘tijcilutn, rector. Edward .I. Sims, or-
ganist and choir director: (,‘nlr'udar
,i‘oi' the week beginning January l-ltli,
iSlllltll‘t,‘ after the Epiphany. S a. m.,
lcclcbratiou of the Holy Communion.
.(‘urporaic Communion for the Girls'
II"l'it=lidly Socicty. 10 a. 111., Church
iwnool, 11 a. in., morning prayer and
is: .‘lllull. Sermon by the lloi. t1. ILI
Slivnns of Tokyo. 4 o'clock meeting:
tor men in the Trinity Younu Men's?
club rooms, address by the Rev. t‘.‘
H. Evans, on the "Younger Men of
Japan." 7230 p. m., evening prayer.
and the beautiful Epiphiuiy 3011100,:
“The Feast of nglita.” .
Thursday... 7:45 p. m, mwtiug of
the Girls” Friendly Sodom. .
Friday, 3:30 p. in, morning of the
'Junior Auxiliary to the Board of Mis.
sums. 7:30 Confirmation class, 7:45
chi-u- rehearsal.
St. Paul's Parish, Rev. Louis ll.
llmvell. rector-Second Sunday after
illpiphany, 7:30 a. in, Holy t‘om»
n-union. 9:15 a. ni.. St, Paul's Sunday
:cbool.-10’:30 a. in, morning prayer
and Litany and sermon, 2 u. ni.. St.
Andrew's Sunday school, 35:; Main
street. Winnipauk. 7:30 p. m., cvorr
.inp. prayer.
All persons who dcsirc to come to
the services are welcome. whether
thy night, choir relicursll and rcor~
14m izalion. .lau Pcriiias. leader.
The South Norwalk Congregational
Church. John Siaplcion. minister»
Morning service zit-10:30. Sermon,
l‘ilzrim Ilecds and Duties; sub-topic
No, l. A (‘.rcat Voyage. Evening ser-
vice at 7:30. Sermon, A Genuine
World Peace. 12 o'clock. Bible school;
Howard H. ’I‘Illy, superintendent. 12
o'clock. Men‘s l’libic Class. Topic.
How Was it l‘oadhle That Jesus Was
Tempted '.’
Tuesday at n:lt)~»'l‘cnipln .(‘irclc of
C. E, will mcct at the church.
Tuesday at 7::m*nnys' Club will
meet at the church.
Wednesday at 3—-Womcn's Associa-
tion mccting m which Mrs. Giles (l.
Ilrnwn. recently of tluy‘ion, will speak
In the wonicnor the church. .
Thursday at." 'l‘:~tl‘v~TA:inual busmess
meeting of lilachumll.‘ .‘
Friday owning-.«Tho Men‘s Assacln-
tion will hold a supper and social. It;
in cxpotccd that Mr. Frank (loodcliiltl,l
the president of the class. will give a
talk on Experience inAEnpland During
Wartime. The Rev. .11 Harrison
Thompson, pastor of the South Non
walk Baptist Church, will be the guest
of illi‘ association for the evening.
Brookside Sunday School.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. John
1.. Henry, superintendent.
The rctrulnr monthly meeting oft
'thv Women’s Associhitlion will be
members of the parish or not. an
strangers and visitors are especially
invited.
The two Sunday schools of thc par-
ish arc ready to receive new scholars
on any Sunday, and place them at
(.ilti: in prom-r grades nndcr good
‘ltlzlt'lIPrS; ’l‘he bcginners' depart-
ments ask for children four years
old.
St. Paul's (‘hurch is open all day
t‘\t‘i_\’ day in the your for rest, pray-
cr and meditation. ’
I The Girls' Friendly Socicty moms
I’l‘ucsday nights at. 8. St. Paul's Guild
“’rdncsdity afternoons at 2:3 .
I
. .-- --
t‘brist t‘hurch. (lrerrory Boulevard.
East Norwalk. llet‘. ’l‘alii‘crro 1“. (‘ns
key, I). ll, rectors-«Second Suudnv
after the Epiphany, January llih.
Morning pruycr rind sermon at 10:30
.Sunday school at 12 in. Evening
prayer and sermon. The conm'egn‘
lion and the general public are cor-
(illlll) invited.
Mace t‘liurch, Rev. J. llcnton “'t'r-
ncr, iwior.~~'l‘lie second Sunday af-
ter Epiphany. The celebration of
.tim llnly t‘ommunion at 8 o'clock.
Mission Sunday school of T. Faith
Ira. 9. morning prayer and sermon at
; ltlzi‘lt‘. Parish Sunday school at noon.
owning prayer and sermon at 7:210.
Advent, (Ithrisian Church. Van 7-mi
and Harvey streets, East Norwalk,
_____.___. -
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0. UPC“ chln'
14 , -~;‘ .I. I... ..: t .15 a,”
* mumnonwmmom "*
.. ”an. c-.. m... .w ..M .u N . ..m" w ”4.; ”a“ . “Mu—-.‘“ .-_.
Chef).
“um um or Tceple. miter. our,
hot 0! prays-r. low it, in nioruinir
wuium, 10,30 ii in, Sunday school.
i“ "0 ill, Junior Loyal Wuhan, I: "u‘
p. m. Loyal Workers Inn-ting. l: l'.
p. in. owning sermon, 1:00 p in
Mid wwli pray” and testimony in. 0‘
"IA. 'Ibulsduy, 7 if»,
”I.
'l lic Arsot iniml llihlr- Hludi'ntx. pm
for. t'. E. Mycru of Brooklyn, N. l'
wrll address the meeting, lied Mcli‘s
hall, Washington street. South Nut
walk. 3 p. in. All twirmuc
? 'l‘br- Rescue Mission, llm M Mr
(or, pastor oi ibc Kliluhi siren-l M,
I}. l‘hurib will wild: in the iiiiliiml
irimii on Munrtn- : ll'mli, Hundn} alto-l
“on“. _Ml‘. Mt‘i'iiy i.-. it fut-«villi
Hl‘illit'l' and piraciiw liit‘ plain m
no] of Jesus I‘Iirist 'l'llr prim-ion
iiicttiugs continue to or vary “new
Ill! and llltt‘l'falliu; if you '.t‘ir'ii in
hair the best singing in (man don't
u‘ >:‘ liil‘ ll’llt‘..~.ltlll meetings. All an»
vummv. Fir-n will offering only.
i't nuviui .‘~" "ml l'n'nm Minion 3
Service every Sunday at 3 p. m, and
1-1..” acrvtcv at the . Vital”. yard ramp
cwry Sunday hi 5'30 p. in. limb.
s. ryiccs conducts-d by Jas. A. Fullcr.‘
.“I .‘trrr “t ltUllil Ill both scrvit'cs
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST |
SCIENTIST
First Church of Christ, Scientist. 37'
West iin‘,‘lllt"w'l‘llt‘ rcgulur Sunday sir i
\lt’i' of this church it hold at H n. ”1-.
Christian Science. subject Jami-I
an 14: "sacrament." I
Wednesday i-vaninc testiiiirmyI
meeting at 3 o’clock. .
To both these services the piililit- is
cordially invited. i
A reading room is maintained at
the same address, open each work
day. holidays excepted. lroni 1:30 10‘
3:30 p. in.
FAMILY LAWYER EXTINCT.
“Specialization" Has Eliminated a
Famous Old Character. '
The old-fashioned lawyer—«the tarn'
Iy lawyer, who was guide. philooo?
phcr and friend, who had charge orI
the family estate, presided over aIII‘
testnnients and documents, was ask!
ed for advice about investments, con-l
suited about the. school and the eolv'
loge In which the boys or girls should
be started on their cameos, was 10011-
cd to by anxious parents for a grave
opinion as to the moral, financial and;
social status of the young man whoI
sought the hand of the daughter of;
the house, was the honored guest at
all family functions—does not exist in
New York any more. says the New
York correspondence to the Pitts-
burnh Dispatch.
110 has beoomc extinct like the
dude. The pressure. of businPsn dutiesl
and tho incmasiug hustle and bustle
of legal life have crowded out his
social functions. It is now the func-
Iion of the lawyer to kccp his clicmg
out Instead of getting him out of‘
court. .
'l‘ht-rc is also considerable leiidencyi
toward specializing and consolidationi
Four or iivc olllccrs taltc a suite of
offices together and enter Into a sort act
of partnership. One specializes on
torts, another on contract cases, an-
other on constitutional cases, can
riers. corporations and other branch‘
es. Another case of "specialization"
is the “basin”: unitinv: lav-vm- my“,
knows prnctlcally no law, in obtain-
ing clients. He belongs to clubs and
fraternities. tmvehi a great deal and Hyannls Hem“ ”0‘” Free ‘0 Millage
is soon little in the office. He Is,,
first of all, what is called “a good
mixer." In several Ill-ms thc “busi-
ness getting lawyer knows
cally no law and simply makes his
success on his manners. He does
none of the real legal work. After
the client is obtained, “the business
got-tor," afterfpuiting in some gens
0"" nucstions about the case,
SATURDAY. JAN. :3, 1917
.4...—
A Read C"
titular/u! My]
Clearance of Pictures
Reproduction of oil paintings. the topics of fainoux
drill-ls. Grcuze, Hoffman, Raphael, David Rossetti, Rom—
.‘ill frillllt'fl. appropriniciy in an.
iii‘Lle'df littic grins. nirc for gifts or prizes,
ncy, Gainsborough, i-u.
qunc gill.
\‘li‘li' $i.tr;,
7 5¢.
tin sale on tiic main flair.
Axminster
t; x I2, \\t‘r(‘ Slam
illit‘t'l‘i in
(Jill bim-
illtl lost:
'l'au. broom
and L’l’t‘t‘ll.
Rugs
$27 .50
Third flair.
For Genuine Comfort and Ease
London Clud Furniture
\llliotlgh lhcl'c .‘irc large vacancies in llic Furniture
llrillcrics, liltjl‘c rcmains much that is tilt/‘51 'll‘filrfllfl“ and
the I'L‘Llllt‘t'tl prim-s arc u) n-mpliug‘.
.\0 chairs are so comforting to the human body using-
l1)ll(l0ll (lab lyric.
'llic dccp linur‘inus armchairs anti
\\'iil(' roomy dat‘vcnporls rcccivc one and hold him in rut
ful casc.
located llicrcili.
it is really quite an effort to hair cithcr when
chcral (if lllt‘sc suilt‘x‘ ll] ilarlx' \‘t'lulil'. tapestry, til‘
ivrnu'u Spanish lcntl‘icr. arc now oblainablc at low prit‘w.
The Dainty Woman
Likes a Dressing Table.
lit-calm: .1 carcful ioilt-t must be made in rather Iris-
urcly iasluon, and it is an agreeable task \vllcn one sits
and takes licl‘ time.
The little Dressing Table with its winged mirror is
it ll‘t‘ilSlll‘C.
'l‘licsc important values in thc january Salc:
Fine Mahogany, triplc min-0'. was
Mahogany, Sheraton design,
Mahogany. Adam design.
Colonial Mahogany, st‘i'ull
English Mahogany,
American Walnut.
$48.00 for $38.50
$2.400 $17. 50
$41.0.) $33.00
$43.00 $36.00
$42.00 $35.00
$39.5 $31.50
$34.0.) $29. 50
$20.00 $22.00
$28, 50 $22.50
$50.00 $38.00
$27.03 $2 1.00
Fourth flour.
..h
‘1‘ .-_-.a;fi‘..,...is'~.:,;. . ,
. ’.‘
ails for me."
Mr. Blank. of course, will
BOSTON,
Pomeroy Smith,
practl- heiress, who testified in court that she‘
slapped the face of her conservator. 2:
for undue attention
has been fighting for months to be.»
free and manage her
as she pleased. won today in the Sn-
re- preme Court. I
..‘..—
Her Pecuniary Affairs
Jan. l.’l.——Miss Marion
the young Ilyannisf
and married
a.» 0 ill lab limit
mun.
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
l
capable of caring for Miss Smith, and.
handlc that. the grandmother’s income
the case, and the “buisness getter" Hartford property and investmentd
will not, bother his bcud any further was not more than $10 a week.
about It. 9
from
Miss Smith is 26 years old. She had
-——————-—— Iicsiificd in co’urt that she “loved as d
MARION POMEROY SMITH WINS friend in the highest degree" Maurice
'Phinney, a newspaper cor-nespondent
Miss Smith once
wrote of Plllilll’loyl "lie has baby blue
eyes that I adore."
4“.-
to her, and who‘
$35,000 estate I
« ,__,, _ ..35
“Perfection
Oil Heaters
maintaining of worthy ha 116 enterprise.
We loan money on first mortgage.
‘31-..22; __
hold on Wednesday afternoon at (lI m»
'(i'clock at the home of Mrs. J. MiltonI
b n. (‘iles G. llrowu a missionary"
(fr-dim Cci'lon. India, will tell of his Chemical‘Action Has More to Do With
W THE WEAR OF ooms.
j
F'" .
y The Blouse That Fashion Has
1. Stamped With Her Approval
is presented in this chic
model with its jaunty
collar and soft fullness
in front.
The blouse is the finish-
ing touch to the smart;
tailored suit, so to be
sure you get just' the
right model select your
blouse from the
February '
Pictorial Review
I Patterns
We urgently recommend
to you, before deciding
on your Winter Dresses,
to procure a copy of
The FASHION BOOK for WINTER
an,
11w W Muhbohlpurlasdwillr 'l curfPldorll
”l - m» ,“fi’c ‘
experiences there. i , It Than Has Abrasion.
! In the latest report of the British
.~'~ .. ch, Rev. . .
frlilflugggfgimgsm Shurpmmr~ mint Sir Thomas K. Rose, a well
Morning semce at 10:30 with proach- knoun metallurgical expert. calls a.-
‘ ins‘ my the pastor. sunwct: "'1 no Atz- iention to the effects of grease deriv-
‘VtTilture of the Church." Vesper sen cd from,“ sworn of the fingers or
\‘it:(‘ at 4:30 at which the pastorswdl from other sources in accelerating
..spcnk on a parable: "lt‘l'ulilt’ss." un~ . , . , _
a” WW,“ M “Wm Curisuan Eu- the vicar of coma, which is unually at
dellVOl‘ at 6 p_ m., loplc: "UngritJ'IU'lbllted to abrasion.
Thursday. mid-week service at 8 [Li Sir Thomas says that the fatty acids
lm-T d , th fl tb M‘ lot the grease have a corrosive action
ues riv m e a crnoon c . lll- _
" . . . a lo I r.
fistcring Ltirclc “all meet With Mrs. upon the metal C091)" in p rt 11 3
MM.) Keener. 2 Butler, street. even if present only in small quantity
'iuescay, in the evening the Kind as an alloy for. gold or silVet, is con-
Woio Circle will wool with lilies verted into an create, stearate or 0m.
Marjorie Harrington, ithrorsrey ave er salt.
112”“an evening, Jan- 21’ there will: Hansen Sum of the Utrecht mint
be an important 'rm-ctmg of the
l church council at the parsonage at bronze coin contained 36 per cent. of
I ma. .‘ copper in the form of powdered com-
deday "enlnkl’hn- 17. t1“ pounds of the fatty acids. When the
Men‘s Club will meet in tin arisi. »
house. Mr. George Pierson1 ofp Nev. coin is handled the dirt is in part de-
a-tuven will entertain the club with tached. and the coin unu -.
latest mag cu ._ ri. of weight.
The music at the Norwalk Congre- Gold or silver is not readily on‘wcrt
gational Churchmmnnhe as follows: . ed into salts. but. rumoviw
Prelude—Sonata No; g, 0p. 89, Can- leaves the 1993 easily “W" .
:tnbilo ...... . ......... n. titlin......t'Is a spongy form that offers little. re»
Quartet~While letll 0099"” sistnnce to abrasion. ‘
Course the Sun .."P. A. Sclinecker‘ . =
' In new coins the rapid loss of Weight
. ‘ V _ . .
Trio—Welcome, SWHeet, Day of thest. t at Oct: ’3? ‘15. , tie: it
...............'.';'A'lex S.Giboon . .
Quartet—{live Peace, 0 t firebbyabraalon, glint“ when tho much
............. H. R. Shelley edges. have m : removed chemical
PostintldLLFantasla in D. . ' . ,t
.7. , : . . mam" action may more to booting first an
. “ .. ' cita- rlwrliliwlnillti‘mrwn «Mm:
. ‘ . mar no ‘ '
found by 'analySIs that the dirt on a. I.
Judge Pierce denied the moi ion of;
Miss Smith's grandmother, Mrs. Roen-
na Pomeroy of Hartford, Conn, I
the right to appeal from the decisionI
of Judge Hopkins of the BamstableI
Proba'v‘vf‘ourt removing Charles C.
Paine ri' Burnt-stable as conservator of I
her granddaughters property. ,
l Attorney Morse declared in court to-‘
iday that his client's grandmother had
I though“ years old, that she was not
marks: '
“I'll turn you‘nver to our Mr.
Blank, who attends to many of the
“Glover’s”
Est. 1897
Men and
DRESS AND STREET 249 State Street
25 Washington St.
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blanket. aiid Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
smoke, no odor, lperfectly)
mlsare and reliable.
PRICES $3.75 to 34.98 i
Albert F. Genetic
Phone 1069-2
Prompt Delivery.
—BRIDGEPORT—
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so. Mom-lid
_ SHOES
Full of Wear and Style
a i
Women’s. I
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"0.“! Charlotte Boot
Black Vamp, Wing Tip
..Ihite Lace Top
Lo-v Heel
Compound Lard
F it “it‘ll 8i-Gl9Ver‘
”arbitrator! St.
sou». Norwalk ‘ i i Tel, 371
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$6.50 -
BOVS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOE
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.‘ Chlldnp‘n’ Sheen a Specialty, .'
" Lean Smoked Shoulders 15‘/2c ll)
1% I0,
East India Tea Co.
. .125 Washington Street:
4....4'- Jaflad‘dm LAW
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