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First Methodist Episcopal Church, ,ittg of the church: Saturday. the Sun.
South Norwalk, William G. Giflin, day school will have the annual pic-
, ministct‘.—~'i'oulig People's Day. nic at Roton Point.
rm was; Sunday echo-i. n In;
WM.
WWHtkhum-
lice-tum 1mm Humidor
.Wfi
hand-h mews-nit m
Chas. 1. “than. cam-«M;
mm ti. 1" o'clock“: Bible choc.
modes ’ . u. war may lb intruder-«d ' Past flu-pn-
rrw pm. a P i“ ' ‘ mm 1* Mr mus lnubechcrl
I as the z spanked ihc prograin. i
Morning Star Christian Association. "r' m 1* “sum, m" (L "t
R. comm-deli addrcss dttwtly, anal
am!!! that if Spanish War Veterans
were was to the 0. A. a. veteran. the:
«young men of America who are coingf
out to light mm. are solely sons of:
the Spanish War Voterans, who u il‘
never be ashamed of thrill. t-.- urban! d
of anything which they dc. ‘.
Thc sprakei‘ thrflly urgt-d the
founding. of another ramn (l \‘t‘lH‘itlH
by the soldiers who participate, lll the,
present world war. and llrgl‘d that it
they conducted along fixed linvs of or-
The nice-ting has called to order by'gamu‘lont ”‘3‘ would make it “I
. liming on Raymond street from
5 o'clock until 3:30 p. m. Jon-9h
White and W. H. liorxravo will lead
the meeting. All are welcome.
SPANISH WAR'
VETERANS HOLD
ENCAMPMENT
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q . _ V . .. - wer‘ ill" roumrm.
IDr Dattmtm ( otumander Hauschildt,p°RH "trim welt: I119; 'l'r'trri from 1 ion:
land the encampment was then opened: . “a, -- ..~. \ ,* I‘ . t‘ q” V I
1in due form. Among the delegatesltpndm “m“ 'L- “”1"": ‘
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ithv platform with the commander”
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and guests who look seats of honor OBLWhOyrlmk“ along gfnvral lincs “f ‘11“, on belinli of the £-l_l\
lpatriotic (lllllI'S pcriormed by the pastt
m m con-s an award a!
Mari. 9M Willem at tim Na
null communal this you.
A militia: pmtidiu ‘hal all up,
More“ of national bore“ in; willicrnl
he \c‘id‘rapb of the turn-in Wm adopt ‘
9d at this time, and ic-tlua i‘rgaldiiii:
this unit” “ill bi mat to £0113“ ~s 2
melt in Washingon. at once. 1
Another mutilation which was adopt
ed provided for tho rxpuluion of ant l
m undo found in an lntuxlcawd comb-3
lion while wearing the uniform of iii-ti
order. 1
Soveral minor tv ~-‘ltlilttn.~' \\t'l‘t-'
3430le at this lllllt' i
A delegation of lllt'llillt‘l" from 'llt’t
liailien' Auxiliary t‘ainn “or“ mrmtwil
into the hall :il this 'i'::‘ iil‘tl E‘Pl'l=ll‘k.\'l
were lmard frt’tn lire .‘tlat'y Qlllgfi '
National Patriotic lnvt Nair
“was...
his CWRWUI at
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MT}; Duffy. tgl NH" ll: l-n, tltn‘
prem‘mt‘ti .llll ldliilP.‘ liillr'l‘lliltl-;
with a l:z.l‘rl.-:.i.p< i't',: ' L! 7'; .tzii I
'w. :
Tllv cloctioll at iilfu'm‘. ilit'l
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Sunday evening, July lst, flag presen-
ution.
l 11., Young People‘s Devotional Hour;
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fl: In our school days. in our school days Trinity Parish, Rev. Fredgrfnk It.
‘iffi God‘s word we will study. Coleman, rector, Edward J. Sims, or
i For it tl-aches and it preaches ganist and choir director.—Calcndnr
I1» : The lessons of i'olllb- for the week beginning June 17, Sec
f i I out] Sunday after Trinity, 8 a. m, “we all deparmlpm
if“; 10:30 a. m, exercises in charge. of
Ila" 3‘11“”! SCHOOL and baptismal S9I‘V- school; 11 a. 111., morning prayer and
Li ice; 12 noon, Suday school; 6345 ll sermon: 7:30, evening prayer, Rev. pmmem
7:30 p. in, sermon to Queen Esther
Circle, subject: “How a Maid Saved
3 People,” all friends invited; Tucs-
day, 7:45 p. 111., class meeting. led. by
Samuel SenipleI; Wednesday, 2 p. m,
special meeting of liadics’ Aid so
, cicty; Thursday, 7:45 p. 11)., prayer
meeting in charge of the. minister;
. officers, Mayor
41‘0” communion; 10 3- 111-. Chm"('htL‘arl Hat-strum. Department Command-
ler Benjamin R. Cheney, G. A. R.. De-
Adjutant Frederick Hast-
Charles K. Gilbct‘t._secrctarr of “Wings, .u. A. R., all OLhPl' members at the.
Chaplains Assovlullongol Now “Who. A. R.. and lieutenant Telfair M.
State will be the preacncr. The Mctll fitlinton. Each guest was escorted ,0
a}: 3“? Reg CrstshassociaItlons “1"; “1', the platioriit bv the dt‘partmcnl mar-
vie o 21 em 9 servmc. ’ “‘0 sha1:.lamcs B. Schiller. of New Haven.
will be Special music; Tuesday. 8 iii In the absence of Rev. Carlos E
18.. IIbuleFPS-sd Inertia: 01 llleb Blctl'S,.tuiips. the department, chaplln. the in-
-U 3 llll'r' ay, I? ~ 1" 10-, ““3958 vocation was pronounced by t‘oinrade
meeting of the Git'lS' Friendly 500l9(_\',!Spth l1. chpney
Friday, 3:45 1: iu.I.IILIhoiIrII rehearsal. The entire assemblage then united
Sum al’. unc ‘- . “'1 JP 0 as we, itt singing “Americas."
hing service held until September. l (‘ofiimnndrr R. M. Mailings of Mt:-
Sunday Morning;
Prel tide» March Triumphal lint-ktwll
Prelude-idylle ............... Harkéri .
Mmem’f‘whm'e‘“ 3 Wm“ for l‘lt‘l St. Paul’s cum-ch. m-v. Louis 1:.
, tie Children. ............. Hostiter
Solo—Selected ........ Allison Smith
Postlude in D .......... . ...... Harris
_.'I.: ’ EV¢"'"9- ' 111., Holy t‘otnmunion and
it
lainioy camp. No. 9. U. S. w. v.. uten
gri‘i‘lt‘ll tllc duh-gates and guests of
.How-ll, rector. Sccmttl Sunday altrr'll'l‘ convolution. it? it short llllr ‘lllDTi‘:
Trinity, 7:30 a. 111. Holy l‘oimnunion: “rm“ “"l‘ll‘flst l“ WM?“ “9 liaile “19
921:1 it. 111., Sunday school: 10:.”0 a.l"l“l”“'“ ""‘kt’ themselves entirely ill
sermon. I bump in NorwalR. and enter into the
7:30 p, 11.1., cvcnitll: brayvr. All mung-Writ of the occasion with l‘llUlllSIat-illl.
and present dr-fendcrshof Old Glory.
l Department commandcr Ilauschilut
ncxt intrudncml licnry Saunders of
lliartford, assistant adlutant general
iol’ the state department. and cmisary
‘of I). B. (‘hishold commandcriu-cliief
‘ilf the. Spanish War Veterans oi‘ the
thiTtw-l State‘s.
: The oasistant adjulant general first
,t-cad a. lottcr of (-ongrtttulatimi from
tho comtnztitdcr-iu-chict‘. to thccon-
'vcntlon. in which the. excellent work
'L‘f‘l'lilfluittl b) (.‘ommaiidcr Clifford. A.
liaurthilt‘t. was highly commended.
‘ The speaker delivered quite a
lctlalhy addrcsu in which he slut. ,
that Spanish War Votcrans all over
ilw mutiny are at the present timc,
oitlwr serting their country. or wait-
ing for the call which will send them
into active service of some kind.
1 With the conclusion of the program
:cf sprakcrs. tlic regular annual busi~
Inrxl ititpurlzirt l"‘.‘i.~‘l:lt“ ':
.fm'e Ill“ liinctiits“, tititl
tti‘i'lct s Wt‘l‘t' 3.ll:‘!llllttvl‘.‘l‘-
at t ballots. lit.
tli ."t-tl ltl‘
'the stiztc tltp'u‘t'nrti‘» for the Hull”
your:
Department ("citittiundur l‘rlm‘hv
(1, Morris. of an Hat-iii.
Senior \’ict~vl'utnl.tallder 'r'.t-iir~'it‘lt
l’. Houston. of \Vilfel'llill’fi'.
Junior \'lt-r-t'itltutlatltl.‘i' ‘0",
Baisley, of New London.
Surgeon ~Dr. Harold r2. Hoyt. of
Fitch Honle. Mormon.
Chaplain — RP“! Leslie
South Manchester.
Marshall James
New Haven.
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Four lb-lcgatcs to National (‘onvt-lt-
i‘lln—i
lionwtllussrs. liarsett, Kcaling,
,ncr, and (‘hrncy
. 'l‘hc rt-liiainiug. officers of the stale
dcpartmont will be appointed by ‘he
(tt-partmcnt commander.
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: .,-,..;I g, , ‘for Children}: ,ng . . .
.— ,3 Shoes for school and dress wear, butth "models in. I
patent, dull calf, vici kid and tan Russia. 1 IIII'III' I- lg... I
3 ill“ White Canvas and Buckskin Sliced, llttltdil mud»
l. 615, 4i" 3‘ 55:61: (I; ”'m‘fl'figfi $1.25 ‘0 ”‘75,
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Church, Rev. Albert ll). lit-rho. pastoiu prayer and intercession anti the poo-
—-Sunday services. 9:30, class inept-f pie are urged and invited to pray,
log; 10:30, morning scrvice, Citil- cspeclally for the President and all
dron’s Day exercises; 12:00, Sunday; Others in authority, ottr army and
school: 6:30, Epworth League; 7:30 navy. airmen and others iti all parts
evening. worship: Tuesday cvoning at: of the country‘s service. for our Allics
‘ing at 7:45, prayer meeting.
. Morning. just and righteous pelicc. The necds
Prelude in F‘ ................. ShellcyI of the American Red Cross will be
Quartet—«"0 Lord, Thou Art My God”l spoken of at the services, and thc in-
Soprano Soto’ ............... Selectedl m‘csvnt campaign for
J’ostlude in.C ........ F. N. Shucklcyl object.
' Evening.
Prelude—~“’I‘hc Song of the. Roses“. 'l
.................... W. E. Aahmall
Quartetm‘l‘ill the Font with Roses”
................. Geo. Wm. Warren
Postludc lll B Flat. .....Arthur Page.
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i Communion at 8 o‘clock: mission Sun.
‘tiay school of S. lt‘aith at 9 o’clock;
. tttioninu prryer and sermon at 10:30:
East Arcnue Methodist Elllscnnala l’ul'lall suuuav school at noon.
Church, Rcv. Harold n. Wilson. pas-U '
lor.—-Sunda,v, June 17. 9:30 Fellow
‘Bllln mectinzz: 10:30 Children’s Day,
exercises. Sou program elscwlwrnzl
(‘lllist Church. ircgory‘. Boulevard.
Ens-t Norwullt, Rev. 'l'alil'crro l“. (‘ils-
3 1.111. untur ion 0-, :no :ltcy. ll. 1).. t‘t‘ctor.» shroud Sundnr
Lelaguo’ llcrotitmalu IIIEoi‘finggfiiTI);after ’l‘rlniti’. June 17th. morniilll
“Students' Recomlition Night." load-l prayer and sermon at 10:30 a. 111.;
('1‘. Fromm (3.0st 7.30 crcniligl Sunday school at 12 m, confirmation
worship and smuton by the pastor. class at 6:
hibjncl'l ”l'illl'ul‘l‘illllt‘d Supposi»
1loiiu;" Tuesday. 7:30, W. F. M. 9..
'mccting with procram by the Junior
diciwut-z Mount-Inlay afternoon, l.:t-‘
dies' Aid Sili‘lt'l31 'l‘hursdav, Ttlfi,‘
mid—work ~‘i'l'l‘lt‘l'. '
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.«Ss “a... .
and sermon at 7:30 p. lit.;'Wo\au's
of Mrs. Wood, Osborn
Thursday ttftvl‘ltonn.
'l‘ho ('tlllxl‘tlualltm will kindly re-
membvr tho-w :lIlIlllllllll‘tl‘lllS. The pub-
:Iic will l)!‘ troll-(tilted.
H\'t‘llll9, on
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Knight Street A, .\1. 1'). Church. Rota?
Advent Christian (‘liurch, Van Zuni:
l! I. A. Kilt-(“tug p.1st0t-.~«Sttntlay scrv-‘
«I, ices, morning \rorsltlp, lir.00 a. m.. and ”MW?" S“"""*" Ea“ Norwalk.
:' preaching by tho lustor: 12:20 n. m.,: R""~ ti. ~“- 'l‘""‘ltl"- [HINGE—Half “our
'18 Sunday school, .1, ’1‘. Arthur, supnrin- 0‘ l”"'~‘"“'- “mm“- "L3 morning 5”“
tcndetil; t p. 111.. Young Pi‘O])l"‘S so-
ciety will meet, Mrs, J. A. .\lc(‘.ov
«will bc «in ('llmgeiv‘” p. in., thc third:
of tho serics of illustrated scrmonsfi .
the Fllbfljf‘l of the pictures will beiscltltllivc of Aurora college, Willi
I, “.Thc. Life of Samson." \Vc cnrtllallvj singcrs from that placc, 7:30 p. 11).:
invite you to allow] theso services.““”‘l'wl'Pk ”my” meeting, Thursday
Calendar for tho wcck: 'I‘ttcsrltty.""°nmgl 7345 P- m-
night. class nicotine: Thursday tiltzltl.l '
business lllt‘t‘llll'l’. Friday night, r-lmirl First Church of t‘hrlst Scientist, 57
Meatball: :‘tnt‘l ‘. :1 tn, ‘m;, fairs,IW'cst avenue—The regular Sunday
.‘ David Tanner of Stamford wishes to; SPI‘VlN’ 0f ””5 church is hpld at 1]
meet the. ladies of Norwalk. l Christian Scicncc. June 17th: "God
l thc l‘rcsert‘er of Map."
South Norwalk Congregational a. in.
Church, John Slnlllvton, pastor,“ Wednesday evening testimony meet-
Momlng sprripp at trim); sermon byling at 3 o'clock. 'l‘o both these scrv
ihe pastor “l BPllt’I‘tH" twcnint: aorta; vices: the public is invited. A reltd-
.ico at. 7:30, topic: "lied Cross l’a- in: room is maintained at the same
triotismz" Sunday school at 12 o’clock address, open 90““ “’Wk dfll’. llOll'
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, the . days excepted, from 1:30 to 4:30 p. tn.
Red Cross Auxiliary will mcet in the! _._~_._..
church; Thursday evening at 7145.', The Associated llihle Students
the ll omens Biblr Class meets. The: meet at, Rod Mcn's Hall, South Nor-
I lbrmer program of the churclt set-wt “'alk. :) p, m, pastor J, n, Wriglit.~
ices for the sunmwr has been trauma, lliblc sludv. subject: “The pin
IVISOd in- follows: The first threat-mp Plan of Ti.“ Ages." All wel-
Sunday union services will be held:come .\'o collection
in the Methodist Church, the second: ' _..~..l...
three in the Baptist, and the thirdi
molt, 10:30 a. in; Sunday school.
12:00 in: unior Loyal Workers, 3:30
p. m.: Loyal Wotltcis. 6:15 p. m.:
cvcnim: SH'Vli't’ in charge of u rcprrh
le‘cfivm
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three in the Congregational Cliurc‘h.‘ Chill‘cglldnufifcgll'l’é’l GEEGQWBLWI:
. _ lOponing ..................... I. Clio'
IIIFIrst Congregational Church. Rev.Is(;ripture Reading........Rev. Sitting
at In, 1Mcngyivr Pit. 0). Malon— Selection ...................... Choir
., ornlng service all 10:30. with Prayer ................ Mr 1. Howard
: meticétlni: by me pastor. This will be Recitation ............... hunt Hines
Red was Sunday. There will be no Intelmentlc Soto .......... Miss Ward
,nvemIngCIfertlce. Sunday school at Recitation ............. Arthur Hines.
7132311, nation Endeavor at 6:30; ' Duet—«Miss R. J.‘ Hall and Mrs; Geo.
in week service on Thursday. at. Johnson.
.7145" i): in; Tuesday. the .Ministerlngf Recitation ,,,,, ,, Eric
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Speaker on the. program.
“My duty this evening is a pleasant
one" said tlw mayor. Hand i won't in-
,-~, Anthem—“Oh For a Cluscr Walk “Mum.” m... "3“".le 1“.ng 10 but lleiiat-ttucnt (inininandcr Clifford Aim)” :‘t 2:": ('m‘f‘muon gasIItIakcndugI Past Department Commander, Fun-I
El“; With God" ................ (twilirl “n.5,," and a” on)”; who dosh-p m lluushciltlt, speaking for thedelegatcnland ‘ :9“ r?‘ "III‘" Ill-”"1 .9” 1.33:9 on ton, of Willllllfllllit‘. ‘tll llllS llllllt pre-
41; .Aillllemv—“Gl‘oal is the Lord“ ....... comp and “mm-lip with ”M" m... “,4. Ill-Bil“ a wry short but well wot‘dcd‘wéf1 f ; . lintm 1 ”I I f‘n‘éflfimr ”In _ settled Dcpartmcnt Commander HauS-I
’31“; ‘ ........................... lluttlt-tt “on,“ The germ.” a“. m, a” l,,.,,.|ttddrcss to the local commander in re a“,‘“‘“ "' “I“ l“ m l“ 0 m m chlldt with a llil-‘fliil as a iciucm-v
. l3, Postlude—Epilogue IIIIIIIIIII “mg“, pic. Visitors and “rangers in mm, sponsc'tn his cordial greetings. Com. IiI‘lIII lilluwin (-uiiitnilters “IIIIII mm; brunt-e from McKinley (lamp; No. 9,5
“it "’ ’ lure. cspvciully invited. The church is plunder llauscltildl ”‘9“ Intrgducmimmu;méd f.,,. 5". coming veal‘lb’v De'l 1‘. S. W. V.
"' The NorWallt Methodist Episcopal opmi all (lay cvory day for private Mayor Gar] liaralrom as lllt‘ "()thpurtment t‘ommundcr illitford A. liauS-t Cotttmandcr liatisu-hildt rcspondch
with an appropriatt- ntidirsg.
Tlics next in order of business wool
the sclcction of a city wherein to.
lclllldt.
ICommittee on Rules of Enactmentu
and Rhoiutlom’i
7:45, class meeting: Thursday oven-l for all who stiffer in any way becausel
lof the war, for the dead, and for a]
dul e in any vxt'e‘tisivc address. but out , .
“Phi,” of tho («1“, 0f Norwalkl snv to‘ Past Department (.ontmandcr Prank
« ‘ ~ ‘: .t ('ommandcr William
you that out 'are mighty glad to see “'1'va l “ . . I
‘YUH. and Wu arc proud that such- a l 13‘1“”)?- ljlll‘l‘l nmmflgldf)r\g§‘1% \Iilll’a
mobile body of turn as yours sltonldtllm" ‘Pa-‘I‘ Itnntman “’d- IMJ‘I “WF’
pick Norwalk its a placo to hold llielr13h°mt 13"" Common 9‘ 0m 4'
Illold the department clicalltlpmcnt'
Incxt your. Hartford was chosen u .
:anlmously, after an invitation had
lhccil extended to the (Pli\rllll()ll by
in Hartford delcualo.
l Otlicr busincss, including the tin
. ........ . ............ Dudley Buck? terest of the tttcmbera is asked in tho
linnuulcnnvenllon,’ :Past Commander William
isoldiers, the uniformed
jl)l00|l tiitltlc it little more in our veins.
.ct’l’ort. and We know you men have
{made this cl'lort."
I. Should any of tho dclegatcs get wet
lit-ct whllc they are in our city, Mayor
ltlarsrtmm stated that Norwalk knew it
and he
Tth
that
Igroztl rcmctly for wot fact,
.shculd be sorry if She didn‘t.
tttuyor informed the delegates
l‘ww- llilfl not conic to a slccpy old
town, but a ton! live city, where awry-
lhlmr and everybody is up and doing.
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_‘ . . l The mayor then etatcd that. seven
.10 p. or. t'll‘lllnl’.’ lll‘lll‘tll'diundrcd and two years alto yesterday.
the people and barons of England
Auxiliary will lltcct at thc l‘csidellce-“only,“ front King JohnI one. of llll‘.
greatest documents, if not the great-
est documcnt in thc world, the Magma
Chartu. Since that (1810, thc .‘tlagna
(‘hnrta has been confirmed again and
tinmtry war. the Civil war. and the
Spanish‘Antcricnn war. Today. that
charm is bring again confirmcd by
Antcrica and her allies. in tho grcalcst
struggle-tho world has over ktt'own.
.tlis struggle between democracy and
iatttocraFy.
«ity must conquer in all things. and be-
cause Amvricu is now fighting by the
malyor concluded his address with u.
prcdlction of stlccdy victory for Amort-
can and Allied arms. '
, Th1: mayor’s address was rcceiwd‘
with tho groan-st enthusiasm by the
tlclclza‘tt-s assembled. *
Senior Vice Department Commandcr
lCltat'lcs G. Morris responded to tho
.mayor‘s spccch and on ltoltalf of tho
convention tlclegatcs accepted the gift
of tho city of Norwalk, which. the may-
or made itt his address, with many
thanks.
in view of the fact that he has bccn
called to another part of the state on
important busineSs. Benjamin H
(‘ltencyudcparlmenl commander of
the *(‘onncctlcut G. A. 13., spoke. last
evening instead of this morning. as
per schedule. ‘
Commander Cheney delivered an
and the South, which the G. A. it.
fought so hard to preserve ‘was
cemented by tile fighters of ’98. and
will lash, forever, according to tho
commander. The speaker told of the
ritual of loyalty of (ii A. R'., and S. W.
V. cumps..and stated that this did i‘i't'il
mean loyalty alone to the president of
the United States, but to the flag of
the United States. which will stand;
forever, and not pass on with time, as
do our presidents.
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2'3}: ‘Itiel‘lfltzneqitregzlfh'r MlSS . Sarahl Solo . . .’. . , ............. MI'S- Perkins dresg‘ figg‘fuggl‘ager gien?;e;:fsg¥§da€0
ijugflie Kind {Yard I’Cl “98ml." even‘, Paper .................. Mrs. Morris the great War which is‘ “vow: being
with Mrs Helen Lee ’39 Yin 111995; Solo ............. Mrs. E. 0. Powell waged' on the battlefields. of Europe
Lillie. South N orwaik ’ uytiew “en figugll‘lg ----------- MYS- 1% 0.33“? and which we liavelntcly entered; to
' . _ ' . I .2 mg ................ 1 1‘5. 0m 8 11 m; for the . .
Preludtu—S. ahbath Morning Chimes, Intclmentlc Solo ....... Miss Watcher min. cause at liberty for all
divide; lIvoI IlIl.I. ...... .II. M. Loretta Reading. ...... . ....... Goo. Chapman M
- - herd'? 0“ The Lord is rsnylfijtgng- Reading ................ lsnsar Clark JUST wan-r; sue NEEDED
' ,__‘ --------------- , ------ : «1 e,Intelmcntle Solo Solo...iiiéa»0’13r$p -When women complain .of- went-tn
'ggsefludsetfg‘ofiyo flggflluto. Reading . . . . . . . . . . .MlSSJoe RODdOlf "953, i033 0! Strength and vitality. :
. Slia g ‘ ’0‘“ Words, lll F Solo ........ Margaret Anthony b k h i '
m. on. 19. No. 5.F‘. Mendelssohn Recitation ........ James G. Antheny “0 a“ 9' pa “5 1“ mes ““d'mps' dun
"We have had many conveiillons lnllfllmbmy-
our city of. into," said the speakerffimallder
,lncludlng‘ a state police convention
funds for ”'isllast sumtucr. and a tcachct‘s' comm-l
.3 x ltlon last fall, but this coming or the
then. makes.
I Grace Church, llev. J. Benton Weill/tho pulse brill u illtlc fastcr. and the
lt-r. rcctor.~~'l‘hc sccond Sunday illlt‘l'
I Trinity, the celebration of the Holy Nothing so touches tho licarl as heroic
lttnaln. in our own country by tho Doc--
lnrullon of lttdcpcndcncc. our Revolu-
llrcausc truth and humour
side of llcr allies for thcsc ideals; llto,
flxcenpnt warps,“ and spoke of maybe settled until God wills the United
Spanish \ 'ar Vctcmns as sons of melb‘tatcs
G. A. R. The friendship of the NorthI
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Quinn, and Past Junior Vlcm-om- stallatlon of olilccrs was: carried out
1this afternoon. 'l‘hr lilt‘lllbel‘ii oi“ the
, . ' lion dined in lied Men’s 11 ll
reetln toomlttu. Icontcn a '
Past Cgmmwgppmcmfl Charles xIl iIit Matti strcrt. and aftmwards tul-
Nowtou,»l?aci Department Cotiunanderl J'"".".“" to BMW PW" ”"rk'
'Charlcs Andras, Pill“ Commander RG_£AUXIllary Meets at Clifford Hotel and
i \' b: t,“ ‘t: ommnnder Wal~ Elk" Home.
affix?! ‘3 II)” C . l Three hundred and murc strong. the
Commltl'eclhcli Telegrams.“- ‘aqulligry or the United Spanish Wai-
Past ‘Dleflmem Cmumnnd'er‘ G. F.;"""”‘"mi 15 llUl‘lllll-i HS fourteenth an-
- Gammln. Past Commandcn‘ F9. Ill.f""“' conwntlon Ill SOlllll Norwalk un-
' FlilKX. Commander it". V. Dummy. tdf’," ”W ““51“le of thv William Mo»
Committee on' Nominationcumt tl‘mll‘y AWHlllW, N0. 9.
Department Maori-emf? ”I‘m "lll‘lIlPll Friday tillernoon at 4
Pcrcy Suwtclle. chairman. The ““1001! “Hill a meeting of the Council-
other members of this committee are ("3“ “Flt“ ll‘ ll"! Hotel Clifford. in the
one membcr front cut-h camp in thctm'vlllllg llli‘ llI‘Sl rcsultu allusion of
stain. ," 'f." In"? 'm‘llllli’l‘ll 0' the organization was
Iii-ports ul’ ofilcers and comm! cum-”la“ ll'l illle Elli! Hymn“, the use of
lboginulng with the tlcpzt‘rlittenl‘ .,
Adolph King.
swatch: mz-KDHOI'DIIIU. tinnitus! to the
thunder were prcscntcd by the lotion-«blond! auxiliary for the occasion.
int: members of tho convciition. .ch-tlI Thcrc was nothing 0f especial in-
Ipill‘lllldill commundcr, chief of slumill‘rt‘fll Wll‘lmcnme tip ‘bcforc the coun-
ittliutant. quurtcrmastcr. itispcrlor.,“"0«l'9' meeting. Plll'l’ll‘ l‘OllllDP tnnt-
,judgc advocatc, and historian. All o!,lcrIs were dieposcd of.
thc reports were cordially received by: The session hold in the Elk's homo
the cunvcnion (tungsten, Iwas of much more importance. ch-
Olher matters of routine businrss Iports of the various officers were road
llncltttling ilic. reception and rcfcrcttcvhtui was followed by it reception to
lof Silt-h proposed enactments and roso- ,llrs. Familc .Vl. Warner, tlpparunpnt
iltttions its liavo not been previously fpl'csident. stud, and visiting camps and
(filed withvthe deptirtntcnt commander auxiliaries} ’ I
werc‘tranluctcd at this time. Mrs. Winner. in hcr report which
.~'i‘lio ehdfi‘ltsscmblngc than uniteti,\\‘:ls rcry complctc, stated that there
[in singing: "The Star Spaticlcd' llnn-;tttc clcvon auxiliaries in the tieport-
tor," and the first. session {Itljnul‘lll’tlrlllt‘llL which is the some numbcr‘m,
at 11:30 1). m., with the. licnudlclimil last year. She Spent $95 for reliefl
lpronounpt‘d by Seth Chcncy. {work and visitcd nine auxiliaries. in
The convcn- .
Plu-Oxford‘, pearl and tan color, $.00 to $3.25:
. " Ankle-strap Pumpc, in patent, 'darli tail, 'dull'calll‘
Igu'd white canvas, granting SL- to $2.752
Sneakers, white and brown, _ I I
'Special attention is given to clifilihen it'd We guar';
'a'tltee perfect fitting shoes. Ja‘fltclra-m win;
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Fa?“ Like everything else, the Design??? lias‘ advanced "
”'g'Slightly in price, but we are very glad to bc able to oi-
f_ r a early subscription for at,” Its. . ~t .
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' Thc color bearers who pcrfortncd closing licr rcport. she recommended
lthcir duly his: pruning wore Frank 1).! that the diffcrenl auxiliaries invite the
‘Roonpy and Frederick \'. Runs, botltI department presidcnls to visit them
of 31¢“an mm“ No. 9. land sct a date for tlthoccasiun. Shc
Today’s Session. lalso advised the setting of one dayl
'l‘hc morning session Itvas openedIln I dttiI-IiniIIiI: the yctlIr tIrIt be known as Auxil-
‘r ular form. it (1 he nvocnt on tor iar' .ay. at \v tic tlmc the auxiliaries
lb: day was protlltunced by Seth l‘hcn- 3 should visit the Soldiers‘ Homo at No-
0,3 with officiated in the chaotic? of new: roton. in closing: her roport, slic rec-
(‘nrlos E. Jones. Department t..huplin. ,ouittlctidctl that the department in.
”AtttIIeIt-lca“ waIn snag tby sneaking: I! sprctot- be it past prcsidcnt. Secretary
assent ago. um . u S or ill( b s or trcttittircr.
then madoIby Department Commander; Mrs; Abbia L. Peabody, aemrmpm
Hauschlldt. who Iln concluding, . DW‘ ‘ senior vice—prusidcnt, rf'ported that she
named General lumeell l‘lOS! as them“ installed omccrs in \Vmcrbury
next summer on the program. find Datibtiry. She intlurSed the two
“99”“, W05” address. althoughlmum. recommendations made by that
an impressive one. was noIIt verytdcpartmcnt president.
lengthy. lie spoke mainly on t e pres-l Tl lo- . . . .
ent world war. and the. part which: to Jun 1 Vice Freetdent, Mrs. ES
.thcr l’crsson. had. but little to report
.' pon good for any 15 ct. pattern. .. my
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I” the soul" Boy" " 95;: Late fiction, ‘summe j
.-.,Wilbunnilk Chocolate, "‘*I,_‘,'readitl g of agreeable ‘cli_
10 etc. a block was . acter for warm ,Weatli
40 etc. a bar. "‘ {I ‘.”;,“;:‘,2*"
IE: it is wholesome and. is
,I'Il'tesh'u long as it lasts.
' Lale'Be-ok‘s bit this our”;
Main. noor. affirm,” no“.
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America has to NM- im‘ interest.
stated that it was the will of God mattiaries
lAlncrlca has been drawn into the con.I The Department Chaplain. Mrs. Min»
The general: She visited several auxil-
illct. and that the. struggle will never
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to exert her trottiendousl [SS'T RHEUMATISM?
strength and score a. victory of truth, ,,. l
and righteousness. Aren't You Really On The Wrong .
In the absence of Past Commander
William Lopnsbury. Commander R. M.
Mailings, ot' McKinley Camp. No. 9.
made a short address in response to
General Frost.
Track?
l A good share of so-called rhettma- -
tism is caused by weak kidneys. When '
the kidneys fail to clear the blood of n
ie. Beaumont, reported that good
The Committee on Enuctments and
Resolutions then presented its various
reports to be acted upon. by the con.
ventlon. through its chairman, Past
Department Fetitun. ot Willimatttic.
Mr. Fenton was i} former member; of
the State Logielmtlrer and: at the
present time to town cleric of the city
of Willimnntlc.
.Tho' first. resolution to- be. brought=
before the meeting was one which pro-
idpfl "inf «1| «mplnunvm «Motown "“*‘\"
duty Spanish War veterans, on such
holidays as they, the veterans, are
called upon to participate in patriotic
“X“ “clScc.
This resolution; upon advise from
the committee was; unanimously. rel
jflClL‘d. ‘ ‘ I
A letter ,from Commanderdnflliiet
Chrisholm. in which a resolution pro-I
uric acid; the acid irritates the delid
cate nerves. Torturing pains dart
through the affected part whenever it .
is moved. I By strengthening the kid-
neys. Dean's Kidney Pills. have pror-
en their worth in thousands or tic-cali-
ed rheumatic cases, lumbagoi sciatica,
gravel and- urinary disorders. Dunn’s
are 'welllknown. in South Norwalk
and" warmly recommended by South
Nprwnlk people. Read this Snuth Nor-
tvalkecaee: '
on; Provost, retired tanner.- 10 3
Elizabeth Street, South uumtx,
says: ”i have now Dean’s KitiheKy
Pills in the past for rheumatic'palns
and in new.“ the results obtained; 1
.work. washelng accomplished in the
Way. of relief. to the poor and decorab
ivg graves.
Mrs. Géorgiti Woodbury,.the depart-
ment secretary, liadlan interesting re-.
:port toread.” In it, She: toldllhow the
number. of members inrthe department
_ Turic Lenses
"have almost" displaced the or.
ztlinra'yflat kind in our prac-
tical increased from.260 in 1916 to 300 lice.
up to this year. 9 I 'i
A report by the «Department Histo-I } Weare always-glad to demon-
rlan, 'Mrs. 'Bertha In. Brecklm, wasI filtrate them. . I
read. , .
Mrs. Mary E. Cook read an interest-
ing report. She-lathe patriotic inf
structor of the department;
As the representative of theItIlIepxIrt-v
merit to the Na lonal- Spams an I‘ ~
Veterans’ convention held on Sapient-I (you: eyes‘
her 4 to 9, 1916, Mrs. Clara S. Hans-I '
chlldt'lflld an interesting report to'
read. ”For full. particulars She. referred
We can DUPLIGA‘I'E“ YOU]!
I iLENSES in. the T0310 FORM"
for 0013'.r GGULIST will? examine
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viding. fur the postponment of this have every reason to believe they are
years national convention. in‘ Clbve-la good,.rellnblelmedlcine, I gladly rec-
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meeting of the Bible school teachers;
, . esday.‘ . 7345' it. m.,. the human ,Clo
.9 IotnKlng‘s Daughters will meet at
nighttime of Mrs. W} Jennings:
hrsday, 7:45' p '.m., midweek meet-
lutid was contained; was read at this
”“ Recitation ........... GrillinAnlhcn‘y headaches, dizziness, floating specks,
South NorWalk Baptist Church, J. Recitation ........... Hour-y Anthony and Similar ailments. they too often
Tfiarrison Thompson. rectum—10:30! Reading ..... I.Miss‘Jennctte Pa-ttdolf accept these troubles as their lot be
LI 111:, morning IWOl‘fibli). Rev. Clar- Solo .............. Miss Sadie Bailey cause they are women when the all-
ace: H. Frank. D. D.. will he the Recitation ............. Murrlc Burke ' ‘ "
preacher: 12 in.. Bible‘echooleesslon', Solo . . . . . ...Mrs. Whitehead mettle may be the, resultseof diameter
«.339 p. m., evening worship, the pas— Reading ....... ..... .Mrs. Berry ed-kls'ineys. M”. Mary.“ "- Bunk“!
‘10? will preach: Monday, 8:00 p. in.,‘..Reading ............. Miss Mi Bailey. Mllion-on-the-Hudeom -N."Y.’, writes!
Paper . ........... Mr. H. G. Howard
Reading Mrs Cool:
Solo ...... ;.. .Mish Emily White
I"I‘ am. now on my second bottle of
Foley‘KIdney, Bills. They seem to be
time, by the chairman of the commit-
tee. and ve rise to much'diecussion.
Some members_were in favor of bold-
ing'the convention: in 'Oleveland about
the . last~ of' ptemhtlr 8.8"WES’ originate
1y planned; ftuetmnl’orlt‘yi when it
just what} needed." Try them.-—Aav.
The committee. MW- Turnner Nick:
son and‘ItMr. GeorgeH. flnrey. ‘
‘gttlubn-Bpwell ' corporation.- .
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came to repute supported the com-2
ommend them andladvise their use to
others." ' ’ I ‘
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ply ask for a kidney modify-get
news, I'Kz'clneyy Filler-the new that I]
Mammalian: mater-Mllburn'
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