In. aloud cm Lia-11m. ‘n. 11
tantrum bluhoap. The not” all:
made an mlcl'cu'ins adore-u.
11:: 11"19 M 111414141 of Q
First street. is able to be up a little
leach day after being confined in lieu
CITY MARKET 1W with an nit—wk of 1111131111111.
as No. MAIN s'rl
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Miller, 0.4
born avenue. are the happy 98an oi
a son born Wednesday, June 27 Mrs.
Miller was formerly Miss Lillian Laz-
arus. ‘ ‘
News 0 f the
Churches
Local coal dealers are not of the
opinion that the price of "black dia-
lmonds" are about to decline. in fact.
'faIs one remarked this morning, "One
paper says coal is about to be cheap-
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwalk William G. Giffin.
1ninister.—+Libei1ty Sunday. Let us
icrpetuato and advance our liberties
by giving heed to food conservation;
Save Money
bystayinginzut Homikand
A hying— . l0z30 a. 111., communion and reception
er and another paper says that it will of members. A service (11 Fbtating
WATEBMELDNS be higher. The price or coal will re soul-liberty; 12 noon, Bible school.
B A lmain stationary for some time. This school‘kecps open until further
7 CANTALOUPES l --:-L— —- notice: 6:45 p. 111., Young: People‘s De-I
Chester Lamar, the tender of the
m3 1 votional hour; 7:30 p. 111., flag presen-'
Ir CORN iEast Norwalk public d'ump was a sore
tution.
' this mornin . Chester has taken , , ,
SQUASH £32; in keepinggthe dump fixed up in FlinithtliItI fling out With cheer andI
mm: M pretty good shape “d “TIMI“; Stufik‘ To all the winds our country s ban
st nd le e cl 1 e .r
" d FRESH VEGETABLES :13: £11131:th :igthan this morning Be airy bar and every star .
AILY' .' arriied at work just in time to see Displayed in full and glorious
Free Delivery. some boodlums running off with it. lie manner. 1
Phone 1522. pursued them, bl" was unable ‘0 Interesting exercises in connection
F0” Lamar l5 110“ with the gift to the church of a hand-
some American flag, presented by the
Christian industrial League and oth-
er church organizations, all of which
are exported to attend the service in
11 body. Friends are cordially in-
now. Tuesday. 7:45 p. 1:11.. class
niceting; Thursday, 7:45 p. 111.. pray-
l'ci meeting; Sunday, July 8111. union
1 seivicc at 10: 30 11. m. and 7:30 p. in.
Musical piogram for Sunday. Juli
Icatch the fellows.
without a flag
Bfllli lSlANB
‘ 1111.441
A. HASSEN
36 Van Zant 8t.
Katherine Farrell is seen
. ' 1: ‘about in her new Studebaker, recently 1.1911111 the £111?" M. E. Church: --
t l. 9 ning.
‘: puic ”5 d i Prelude» O-veituic \oluntary .......
' ‘1 K ,, . .......................... llutunan
—— 1’ Robert .loffoi'ds and “Hum“ 0f hew‘ Aiitlicnim “lod So Loved tlic \\'or"ld
‘l York. 11111. tlic new occupants of the ......................... Sizilnc
t: Schuldicc cottage. :POStlude——hlar('li in C........ilosmcr
' ‘ l‘ u I l l \ .....
‘: ‘l‘lr. and Mrs. Raymond Forbes of ‘Prelidt Moonlit, lll. Stl‘t‘nldt" N1Iviii
1 N911 vnrk have leased the uldC-a “"19 Antlicin "l 1.11: of ()1111‘ii1ce411oi.
B “0”“"9 f‘” ”‘9 -" “'1 ““d “a"? “101"“ ........................... Gounod
.. . hero for the summer. 'lluot— "Army and Navy"..1\lr. Siuilli‘
H - - 1 1 ~ ‘ t _ Mr. llotv. ‘
The Third District (‘omiiiissioucrs ”w..- . - , .
1 1' » 1 ' 1 ‘ »w Anthcni' "The American Hymn" .....
114.1111 hold a meeting this evening- : 5“ b “we: and {3:1115394319113‘11 ............................. Kt'llci
___...._.._. 10,11???” :11 min. dl :0: 124”"? 411111- Postliide iii 1‘ Minor .......... Scinarci
Boy Scouts. of America, Troop F‘iw, "l“ mow“ 10111114 9" ‘ —-
Epi‘mopal‘i
held a drill last night in the Martin m“ A l No i' 11 In l k .llctliodist
moot "“""“"“"" 1‘tliurch '1.1 Albeit l‘.. llcobc pastor.
. l Ml'fi- Edward Louvot and he“ ““3" Sunday Is: 111111411:th a. 111., class:
"It is thought ”H.“ the Hyl’o Bat 1.11, .\li'.s John B.Sclium'icli1;r, are mceting.h:1der F. H. llcdicnt; 10: 00;
fiery Company will 41111-1 operations 0'1 uioing thoii cottage L.1 .‘4'oi1iiiandic 11. “ll Suinliny FtI‘llOItll. I'l‘iioII 11111111150-14-1
~ . - ‘ , uciiiiy 111111114 ll 111.41 tour :1.
Sunday. Considerable machmvry has " “1‘ 4eason 111.. morning worship, lioly 00.”;
.muiilon; 6530 l‘pwonli Longitc: 7:.
, . p.'m., ovoiiin: '=cr1i(e, sermon by tlicI
up Yt’l‘)’ warn) llUl‘lllg ”‘9 Pill" [111v dd“ pasm': “linking ilic Wmld Stile fol
and :15 llic result bathing 1105 Mt“, l)cmocmcy:" Tuesday evening at 7:4.)
(unloypd by the sunllllOl' pcoplo, trim-114 meeting, lcudcr, llorniuii llriin-
flflady been installed. 1‘
. A Red Star biii'izc, No. 23. tied
.11 Ferris Coal wharf this morning
The water at the island has I)?!“ 1
Vim a cargo 01' anthracite 00*“ fl)" __ (loge: Thursday evening at 7:45, pray-
Wt company. Mr. and hire. Arthur Moseley. of. ‘1‘" “‘(‘l'lmll Momlng.
‘ New York. 08"“ llllm“ ”‘9 Todd cot- l'roludo Communion in E llllnor..
. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. PTUSOM' of Iage for me season and 1““?!an ....................... “ms“;
1 1, .FOI‘l. Sll‘et‘l, (if? spending ll few into the” new home in summit 310. Qllllllvl “0 Lamb of God". . .H()l(l1"‘
Allyn with Rev. and Mrs. li'Viiig l.. ue . Tonm' Solo—~St'let'lt‘tl.
" Emilia at “7006011118 L. I. In " I.‘ l‘ostludc in l) ................. \lgeikol
‘1 1 Evening.
—————.—————.—. l 1
, . l Mrs. Clara Caldwell. Of “all” ““5, Preliidc--~t‘ ominunlon in D ll‘l at ......
The Norwalk Jrs.. m“ clash bats assumed charge of the Summit 131-11411 .......................... Loinoiiic
"with the Pastime IA.C..:omor;0\\ :2 hotel, and reservations have been Q‘,‘““'I§'l~“'l‘hc llcllow 1411111 11., Glid-
' moon 'on thie (imam 0" go ,made for a mac party 0f “N'wrk' 0.133.:;.'.I:'1'i'.$.i.i"o‘u'.56651i"“will:
my.“ '8 prom 89 ' lens for the first week in July- , Quartot-wsiilectcd.‘ " -
, l’osiliide-~~Alla Marcia.
1 meeting of the East Norwalk‘ .11. ll. lliggs
“ “ll-slit Club 1111 be held Monday eves
.‘ullng. Members have been requested
to be present as plans for the bout
3.09 which is to be held on July 4
alter a
1191'
Miss Marguerite Louvoi.
week at Atlantic City, will visit
mother shortly accompanied by her
friend. Miss E. Victoria Byone. 'l‘heI . 1 . . ‘
Mi 9 ‘lladellne Louvot Katherine 10'30- 11ny communion, L3 111.. Sun
35.5 ‘ ' day school: 6:30, Epworth [vague d-p.
Ellsl Avenue M. E. .Clllll‘tfll, Harold
l1". Wilnoii (Huston—0:30. fellowldilp
meeting. led this week by the pastor:
o‘clock during lie summer.
Ischool at noon.
'iriotic session of the Sunday school.
,ing oniship,
JIlioly
will come up for further considera-
firm.
Four people were confirmed laSt ev-
' wing at the Christ Church by the Rb,
litaftery and. Dolores “9mm: will al- voilonal l’llf‘t‘llnlli 7:30 worship and
‘so be guests for the weekend. I 1"’l'lll0ll. sulijr'cl: “'l‘hc Htrcllng;"
l'l‘hiirsdiiy. '1'245, iiiid-chk service.
l1'iii'ulit Street A. M. ii).
———--
Mr and Mrs. J P. of
Hickcy,
Church, llcvfi
#lBrooklyLi have again taken charge of
.' l A .llci‘oy. llllSIOl‘."SlllldH,V wor-
“EMA-"cs VENTURE qu Sound View home. Th” 9‘3“) “‘5, Sllll morning preaching by tho 1111.41
‘ ZI1lieon renovated and impr'otcil a. .d lll“ toi: 12:31) 11 111.. Sunday school, A.
ron'lclo's expect a large uumbci of 'l‘ A11-11lici. :411poi':iiitciidrnt 1 p. 111..
“0 LWW" Dread Winter's Chanflei' 2911111 York and Brooklyn people with- tho young pcoplc's meeting will (ll:4
ble Weather " f 111 q irsu' .45 the topic: ”l‘liings That, Miikc
'Neutronc Prcscription 99" found twin the next ew 137.. 01' Man" 8 p. 111., 11111 pastor will
'“""‘ illl‘i'ilcll from the theme: “Stop. Look
be the antidote for “NC 30111 gives r9 Struck by Automobile. 21nd l.1'.=‘.-.-1i" at tho sinus of the time,
, I
mrkable ”5“"5' almost immediate Charles Lindeburg, of 12 Valley ‘1\c11.\tind :1 cordial welcome to this
, MBf and an absolute ‘1“le cure to place, was hit by an automobile ,vcs- 'v,1r ivllov 411111 Seats i'i'ce. Good
H rheumatic sufferers. tcrdav afternoon on Connecticut me music. (Edi-1111111 for the week: lion
. nuc Ho was taken to the .\oi\\'alk‘ (111,1 night. tho ladies club will meet
3 This 1: :3“ tssztzsisobeziflnizxlliOspital and treatcd by l)11.Saiiiu11l H ’at the homo of .‘llrs l).1vid Chance:
' “a su cr san 'Iluntington. where it was found that T111?Sd:ll,3 p. 111.. the child on are
, home testimony? ,‘hc had suffered only slight abrasions called to meet. and piactice for the
If you have rheumatism. be assured on the head. The automobile which plav: ‘Tlio Ladder of life; " Tliiiis
flint you may get rid of it. "Neutrons hit him was driven by llikc\ ‘ziclavik. day night regular business meeting
‘l’rescription 99.. will bani 'h all aches 'of ShcrIiIliinerI avenue. The latter 1111.4 l‘iidny night, choir rehearsal
51ml pains, limber up those sore inflam- not 9
. . l Another automobile accident 00- So. Norualk C h egational Chuich
‘7‘ joints and aching muscles Go to curred ‘85‘ night at the corner 0‘ Mar-B John Stapletoit, 3115801."Sl1ndfly morn
. our druggist and get a 500 01‘ $100 shall and North “am 5"99‘51 when iiig service at 10: :10: communion and
imitle today, it will produce results, GPOTS‘? “'1 Mather 0‘ Meadow Street ll‘ECepllon of members Evening sci-v-
ewas struck by an automobile driven by » . .1 ' 1 '
iron can distinctly feel it working. ice at 7.31), at which time there Will
George Jarvis. of Crockett avenue. be given an address on ~le Food
Iall orders filled on $1. 00 size *H A Mather sustained a bruised forehead 1 ..
end. South Norwalk. —-Adv. ,land leg. He was treated by D11. lRobertI‘ Eflizfixlfifie 13;; 0f "he Country‘.
'1 11.111 Perdue. Jarvis was not held.
MERRILL SUMMER SCHOOL
. , » July 5 to August 25.
Hours 8 :80 to 12 :80 daily (exCept Saturday)
Regular and Special Classes in Bookkeeping,
Shorthand, Stenotyping and All 1119111111 Branches
GRAMMAR $011001. Poms 00AM M FALL [EXAMINA A H N
1'..“118. at 8 o’clock.
“ 1111111 he
Morning.
11'-ielude Ohertoire in A Fiat. Batiste
Soprano Solo ................ Seiectad
1'rnt.rali.o Solo .............. Selected
Pomlude—«“Aria from Mendelssohn"
Evening.
lliwcludevllitniug Prayer. .Reinecko
Contralto Solo .............. Selected
POSIIUdF' 'F‘ughetta" ..... lzennaigre
The Red Cross Auxiliary will meet
every Wednesday morning at 10
First Congregational ‘Church, Rev.
E. T. \icGiegor,Pli.1).,pzistor
,2'1101nlng servio": with communion at
'.10: '10 preaching by the postal, sub-
ject: “The Signct of (lod;" Sunday
This Will be a p11:
LlellerOnllllalld‘H‘ ’l‘cliaii' .\i
will speak on the “Flag.” The Suzi
day school picuir- has been aiizini 11d|
for July lilth 'llic owning: 1411'1'ic14é
have been discontinued im the. sum-
niei'.
DAMEN
N030 TON
The Board of Finance met at the
l‘own Hall Wednesday night.
Town Clerk Stepheh R. Hoyt spent
Thursday in New llavcn.
John L. Elwood is substituting as
mail carrier for" Fitch's Home.
Miss Natalie Moreliouse has return-
ed home after visiting friends at Hack
ettstown, N. J.
L. E Kirk of Newton Heights. has
rented his home for the summer to
Mr and Mrs Anderson of New York.
1 recently
Schlichtlnv
at New Milford.
Samuel Sherer and Albert Pun21 1
spent a day uith “any
at the laitcr‘s bungalow
.331!!-
Mi'. and M15. Seth Austin of ”ii!
~m~~m
O
at Noroton avenue. read th sign "
11191.
.flm". m: fl. 1!" '
'II the Town fill! 530! ll!!! week. 93' EIGHT YEAH! FOR ITEALONG
n1: .. . ) mu: '11-" to
serve with the colon. Cantrell went
to New Haven Thursday to make for-
mal application for «nubimcnt.
H. Sand» Sellecli of bioph- aieuur is
vacation 3hr home which b1- hns ‘11-1111
occupying, and will lean» town about
July 15 for Florida. where he will take
charge of n 1003119 farm. He has din
posed of much of his poultry plant and
to his new home. Mrs. Belleck and
the lamily will follow him South a
couple of months later. Mr Silhck
has aluavs iakcn A keen mum-141 1..
public alfairs in llarien and hi4 1.114
ence and voice will be missed in future
uhil :lingr
Those who puss along the Post Road
‘1'01
roton Garden City,” and expect to find
a splendid example of juvenile IIgor-
dening there. since this year, more
than any other, the school children
have been doing their hit with the hoe.
But 10, at Noroton, they find the plot
going to weeds. as it has for thc past
maple of seasons Pripr to that un-
der the direction of Miss Bessie ll 1- ed,
the cliildrciis garden at Noroton was
a thing of beauty and a joy —noi tor
ev er, but during the gardening season.
The present growth of the rank \‘l‘t'l'ds,
Heights are spending a few tracks at is a sad commentary upon the town’s
Pound tRidge
winiintendent of the liiders
, Construction Company
Music at the First ("',hiiith N01"11be yum). “mag? at Newton lBfldsCI ago in public afiairs in town, particu-
Pu'us Murray. of R. l..
Mar 1111
is occupying
l’ristol
walk. ”A.
l’ri-ludemNoctiirnc No. 8, in ii iiiiiioi Rev chob Frost pastor of tho
"""""""""""" lohn Held -1\orth Coacob \i l’ cliurcLi preached
Quartet~1“0 Jesus Thou Ait Stand
ing" .................. Olcy Speaks
lliiei~“'l‘l1c hold in M1 Light" ...... l
........................... 1). Buck
l’ostludc (Rhythmic Siudy in A Flat b1
N.Sli-'pp11rtl S
.................... 11‘.
South Noi'ii'alk Baptist Church, .148
Harrison ’l‘liouipson, pastor.—1MIorii-'
10:11011 111 sci'iiion
topic: “‘tons l‘ldlltill oi Lucigy. " ’l‘lit'
;=.'civ1.'1l
414rvico',
at tho ilosc of the iiioi'iiiiiL'
1
i2 111.. bible uthool session:
7:30 evening worship opening with :1? lug
song .4'1111'i41»:"ll1ur14'1l.'1y, 7 4": p. m:
iiiid-Wcok iiiccliiii; oi the tl.iiiicl1 llui
ing ”ll“ ucxt three Sundays ”two will
:1 no SHVlCtld in this «lunch as We
will join 1111b lllt" So Norwalk Mcih
1011.141, and {Common .1tltiiiiil Churches
in union .41111ici1.4 to be liclil .luly
8,15 and "" in 1111.4 Methodist church.
('hiii'cli, Rev. Itlvv.
Moinliit'. sci'vico
12313011. "1.;
(mice Booth-'1
ll. Sinmis. pastor.»
ll ll. 111.: Sunday school,
tycniiig ‘li‘!\',l('i‘ 7: .30 p.111.: prayci
11-.1otiiig, 'l‘liui'sdiiv 8 p 111. All are
invlicd to attend these services.
Trinity Parish Church. llev. Frcd-
criclt A. (‘olciiiam rectors—rhidwni'd J
Sims. organist and choir director.
Calendar for the Week beginning July
1, fourth Sutiduy after Trinity; 9:30
11. iii.. holy' communion: 10 a. 111.;
church achoolgn abort patriotic 14111-11-
at the 119111011141 Pi1-on4iani c'huuh at
(amino Heights last Sunday night.
Consablo George Dnnco, who has
on serving as truth: 11111111 4111111 11141
.1tiii'd.iy r1\'p1"(t.4' to ho dolled up" in
anal policcmun‘ s uniform soon.
Highway Superintendent H. B. Olm-
lliiiton1I1hpir conga? near Lake Trinity at sore need of efficient leaders among
the boys and girls. Since Miss Viced
has been subject to much ill health,
she has not been able to play the
prominent part she did a few yt'dTH
lai'ly among the young people, and no
one has stepped up to take her place.
What an opportunity there is for 41011111-
one to load the youth of this town
along such lines! The Boy Scouts of
Noroton are doing good work, but not
so much because any of the Oldil poo
pie in town have taken a very kccn
interest in them, as that their youth-
,15tcitl in having a 1obblcstono gutter flll 5001111118849? Harold Scribner. bill
l'tid along Brooliaidc avenue. the work a few yon” older than mast m 1h.»
”.11 int: in cli: trim- of mic
(\idinunco of communion will be ob- W. R. S. Bates.
of his deputies
(T'liailos ‘llu1pliy of Taylor’s livery
scouts himself. has been determined
that the local mgauization should bo
',si.iblc.1>1ho broke 111.4 arm “hue Chink. maintained even though none 111 11111
icc: 10:30 a. 111.. holy communion and
si‘i'niun, topic: “lloing Onc's Hit, The
Country's Cult" Monday. 7:45 p. 111..
btiklncas meeting of the Woman's
Guild: Tuesday, 8 p. 111., business
111111111111: of tho Men's Club. Fourth
of July, there will be 11 service hold
in the church. Particulars to be an-
nounced through the lll'i‘SS later.
Gram- Chiiich. Rev. J. Bunion W911»
311111. I‘€('lnl‘."'Tlll’. fourth Sunday after
Trinity. the first celebration of tho
1.‘0nlllllllll()ll at 8 \o'clock; tli:
'sccond with scrmon at 10:30. By
appointment of the Government this
Aiiici'ican
taken the beautiful house of Harry N.
Weed on 1111» Post Road, Noroton, for
the summer.
joyiug a tlit'eo-vi'oclisv vacation.
dividing tho tliiic between visits at
an automobile 111111-1111). 1111.4 no“
‘had tho splints removm-d and been able
to return to work.
Alfred Drilling, president of the
Trading Company, has
1". McKernun, the mail carrier for
Fitch’s Home for the soldiers. is en-
llartfotd and Norwich, and at Milford.
M11911.
Evidently llziricn is not going to col» '
climate the Glorious
“safe and some” way
l1‘ou rt ii in the.
that
comiiiiinitlcs. George A. Vcllc has his
show-window and store well stocked
with old-fashioned fireworks.
21111.41 Darien high school pupils at»
tend tho Stamford high school, having.
tho choice b’etwccn that and the school 1 1 1
at Norwnlk. Among the few who have ‘
been pursuing their studies at the lat- ‘
tor plncc however, has boon Miss Lois;
Gllctte who was graduaied from that
institution last week.
Daricn 11:3 enlisted another recruit
for Uncle Slim. George Cantrell. al
ready 1; member of tho Homo Guard.
dccidcd, Wodncsdnv night to nerve in
a more active auction of the na'fion's
armt‘fl forces, after 1'1 talk with Ser-
1'cn111. Ernest L. Grout, who has been
“1‘ is
has now ',
been adopted by moat Connecticut
oldcr men weic willing to take 111:
leadership, since =Calcb S Hull, tlic oi
ganizcr and original scoutmastor, left
town. 1
$725,“ FROM BANK
PM“ All?“ l’ill \, to
Walliniui-‘i-n. 1.41.1.1 l .. a
term-1i 11: 11111.31 .424 13.111 1111.1 bur
.l il‘v - 14:2“
:tl. “‘14
.' l‘ "I”
than :1 prune ill 1111.41in and to my a.
ilnc ol 31,0110 on llldli‘llllt'lllo churn»;
eiubpzzlcmcni of appi'oxiiiiatcly full.-
0011 of trout funds at the Pcnnsyivania
(30., for the insurance of Lives and
Granting of Annuities. of
was secretary.
\l’i’liiamson is said 10 have fit":
tnkcn securities to back an uncut-(141:1.
ful business venture.
BABY BBllB A llilNB
Bf lllf PAST
American Mothers Have Become Wisd
Mothers can end baby colic and tip-
sci stomachs by a few doses of Mm.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup it is a
positive help to indigestion; prewar:
gas and settles the little one’s stom—
ach as nothing else can do. You can
easily see the baby's condition 1.4m-
ily improve for where before wan
pain and distress, soon all is smite,
good nature and resit‘ulness.
Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup ‘18
made for children only, not a grain of
“dope" 01' a drop of alcohol, the form-
ula right on the bottle. it cannot do
a particle of harm and il.a1111ays down
a lot of good; even the leading phy4i-
clans prescribe it with suceess whom
all other remedies have failed. it sure
is :1 panacea for the babies.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Synip is
used and recommended by 11101114211111:
of mothers who have given it the
hardest tests 'and who are all loud in
praise of the one preparation they ran
bank on for sure results.
Get a bottle today mother; join the
ranks and reduce the “Colic. Perccnc
ago," give baby a chance and the
whole family will have peace Once
again. Sold under guarantee by good
druggists everywhere—H. A. Mead,
druggila't. South Norwalk.——Adv.
11111111 lm
Ideavor to be of the utmost
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(IO-OPERATION
The spirit of our service is Cooperation—4110 en-
tomera in the handling of their banking business.
We believe that. you will enjoy transacting your
financial affairs through this institution and we
cordially solicit your account.
no: PEOPLES 11'-1-
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
assistance to our cus-
Siindny i4 to bc observcd by tho
churches throughout the country as
“Food Saving Day." At tlic 10:30
i411i1i1ice, accordingly. the pastor will
preach a xctmon on “Food Comnr'rvn-
lion.“ A cordial invitation is 11x-
tcndcd to everybody to be present. ‘
“.3...
Saint Paul’s Church.
Rcv. Louis B. liowoll. Rector.—
Foui'tli Sunday after Trinity. 7:30
a. 111., Holy Communion: 10:30 a. in
Holy Communion and sermon: 7:30
p. 111.. evening prayer.
At the 10:30 service the address will
be appropriate to 'Food- Saving Day,
it is hoped that every incmbcr of the
parish will be present in church at
that time.
The. Sunday schools of the parish
are closed for the summer. but every
child is asked to attend the regular
services of the church. Parents are
urged to do thcir part in this matter.
coming themselves to church and
bringing the children with them.
No regular service ll) discontinued
during the summer or at ‘any other
time.
The c'huicli i4 oucn all day every
day for prayer and intercession. 'Peo-
ple are urged to pray for the president
and all others in authority. for the
army and navy, for our. airmen. for our
allies. for the 11,10undod and” dying and
the dead, for those in sorrow and aff-
ii-
Advent. Christian Church, 'Van Zuni
and Harvcy Streets, East. Norwalk.
Rev G. M. Temple, pastor .——Half
hour of prayer, 10: 00 a m.' , holy coni-
mutilon 111111 seiinon, 10: 30 3.111.:
' Sunday school. 12 111.: Loyal Workers
meeting. 6:15 p. 1119.: evening sremon.
7: 30 p. 111.; mid-week “prayer and
testimony iiz-eeting, Thursday, 7: 45 p.
m.
First Church of Christ Scientist, s11
Vest avenue. -—The regular Sunday
'Jttly valhrlatian Science.
Wednesday erenln testimony meet-
1’l‘I .,both these tier:
W2?
l
diction. and for a peace founded on ‘
iuStIicc and right.
'ncrvice. of, thin church is held at 11 «
1t 1111. ‘
TAKE SALTS Hill
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become overworked,
like lumps of lead.
off the body’ 3 urinous waste or
Join, tongue coated and .you
Uric acid' in meat excites the kidneys, they
get sluggish, ache, and feel
lbe urine becomes cloudy,
, the bladder is irritated, and you may boobliged
to seek relief two or three times during the night.
’Wheu the kidneys clog you must help them flush
sick. person shortly. At: first: you feel a dull
may in the kidney region. you suffer from
7 backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets .
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~ .ngt'v less meat; drink lots of water: also gel: -
cis 311nm of Jud film; ;
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts in lllass of Water Before
Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate
,lllil Brie Acid
breakfast for a
then act fine.
you’ll be a real
feel rheumatic
' kidneys clean
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they sell lots of Jud Salts to folks who belie
overcoming kidney trouble 'while ibis W in
“it KliNEYS ’ ll ,
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We Should lliinli lots“ of
Water and Eat less Meat, Says
Noted Authority 1111 Kidney Disorders 1
few day's and your kidneysvrilr 1'
’lhis fztnious salts 15 made from 1 ‘
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with iithia, and has been used for generations
to clean clogt, ed kidneys and stimulate them‘.
to normal acthity, also to neutralize the acid};
in urine, so it. no longer’ 15 a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Saltsis inexpensive. cannot injure, makes
a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink whit:
everyone should take now and then to
keep l
and active. Drugglstshe 1111 my
wordy,
Norwalk Chronicler