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SOCIETY
n? BANKS and Personal
. promos ran 8 I ,
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Wu, Females and other
. in plain colors, stripes and
“fifgnfflifim ‘ NE WS
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Railroad , Board Explains ,.
Final Clearance it"... SW ‘5 ;
BROWNIESI
PREMOS I A card party was held at the Knob.
”HOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES yesterday afternoon, seven tables be-
ing Occupied by the players. There was
DON N E LLY’S
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it prize at each table , the trophies
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16 89. Mom St.
ci‘nsistine of pretty purses. Mrs. Ro-
bert F. Wily and Mrs. John C. Sherman
were in charge.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' Miss Movie "1‘. \l’eingartner, secre—
- ~— ~ - » { lot)” to Attorney ire 0. Gregory, \i'ill
‘:-':trt Mondtv to enjoy “er annual two
in > . wceits‘ \‘t‘t'JliUll. Iitliss Weingartner
*5!“ the Time toiconfider Ivfill spend :1 good port of ‘ter rest in
‘ 4 Repupering Your Home 5‘ the t‘utskiils.
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gggfcgggfiglggl 1 Mrs. Sidney Gurtrell of Nttrtt'uik. for
can us-PLone 1446 ‘merly ot‘ Duricn. and Miss liz‘ztcl "tr-
Itrcll of Mansfield ttvenue. linti T are
J. A’.RUDDER enjoying it vacation visit wit. “5 nu..
108 So. Main St, So. Norwaik. In mmfioldI Muss,
King t‘. Tollcs was it visitor in New
.York city yesterday, where he cttllctl
:lllion l’t'ivttte George W. liilworth. of
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It ews , theIMttchine Gun company, Squadron
I T, New York cavalry:
Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Boyd and daugh-
Iters, Lucile and Harriet cf Elntwooti
Ittvcntte, left by nuto Wednesday for
;Ashttry Purk, where titey will spend
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An automobile owned by Fr. De Lit-.11” ““"lflmd
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ca, of Barnum :tvenuc. Bridgeport,
Local police have help notified that
an Oakland cor, No. H.325}. inc: been
stolen front Bridgeport parties.
was stolen lust night, and the locztl po-1
lice. were .tslted to ltccp it \i'uiclt for;
the thieves in this city.
tRobert M. Mthtdc, United States
' ' s' e‘ of conciliation, whoj I .
‘ contntis “m I 3 MI‘. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings Will
.. w in . or the in)“, .
went to llutihttty “a 3.1) f 1. tgo to tlictr licme in Fttirfieltl for the
pose of making on cftort to bring
b d' t t f the “mam" full. after their stay in Newport,
a out an it 1118 men 0. i , . .. I
wher , tltcv ill‘" no\t l)!‘ the summci
in the. hutting industry. is engaged “IIEH‘UWQO‘H ' t ‘
trying to. bring about the settlement of ' ‘ ' ‘
a strike at the factory or the Reining-I
ton Arms (70., iii Bridgeport. ‘
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:(‘loWe and Miss Alice Flynn in ch
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Toronto
Mr. :tnd Mrs. Ralph E. DeWitt tin-
luounce the engagement of their dangli-
‘ltcr, Miss Marion Theresa lieWitt to
~Cute bit.r slices off your cool hillw
. . ‘ 2|.ct’lruttd (‘ltnrles Greenwood.
That's what llurnltttm Butler (0th I
90min“, Heat does. The limit from ”WI “T. tint] Mrs. Joseph .A. Carter of But
boiler thitts mode in \testchester in street, who have been sojourning
County. A representative wrll glitdy
call at. yOlll‘ request. Lord & BurnltamI
'00., irvington. N. Y. '
iii Allentown, Pti., for some time are
ttow at their Norwitik home.
Will (‘, Muttdt left for his home in
‘3." “em”- “'h‘) “'33 “"WSM} ““ ‘hp‘visit with his aunt. Mrs.‘ Charles J.
'.I complaint of Sophie. Andzcjzyk. of Miller.13Grorestrect. -
Winnipeuk. canto tip licltiro Judge t‘rtii- w__
(ice in the uptown ”‘1‘!“ ”ll-“i “"‘mingy Miss Florenti Barnes of 3': West
‘ “meal was held on three charges» “5" Main street, Stamford, is spending the
saint, breach of peace, and "WNW weekend with her aunt. Mrs. Roper!
‘ language. The “553““ “mm“ “‘“g .:\cton of South Norwalk"
cancelled on accrtttnt of luck of sum-I _I
clout evidence, and he was “11011 $1 : Mm lithe] lx’mtnrtlv. of Springfield.
3 unit cests on the other two counts. is visiting P. J. Ward and family, of
the total amounting: to $1.107. . ‘Areh street.
Arthur Hochfn‘tetter of Newark, N. .l., OUIMET WILL NOT CLAIM EXEMP.
, ed zone in Hartford. July 27, by Slit“ BOSTON, Aug. il.-ancis Duimet.
,nial Agent Lane for not lioving it icd- western :tntuteur golf champion, tind
The application hits been approved by tle holder, today announced that he
ngemcnts are being made to secure “My services tire at my country‘s
rested he sold he hztd lost his job at trovesi to he in the army or playing
_.__ . lmous letters charging ltim with being
FREE LECTURE u slacker based ttpon reports that he
“A New Day Dawns" would ask exemption. ‘t out
by '
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R... Infants—Mothers ~'
Sunday 3 p. m. Thousands testify
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Malted Milk
Upbuilds and sustains the body
~ . [USS Flttlng I No Cooking or Milk required
tit-Powell Corporation 1 Used for 1/3 of a Century
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
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Picking Your Own Pockets
Fillers you reserve beforehand from your pay-check the per.
_ centoge of income than; you resolved to keep as surplus, and de—
\ posit it in your savings account atIthis bank—you are picking
pocket of theisticoettifi‘ll man or Woman you otherwise might .I
orwallt Savingsliank
, Miss Bessie l~‘urgeson rcturncdtol
her home in Norwttlk after spending;
zint enjoyable visit witlt Miss :‘inntcl
The. cases of James \zts~c.tl. cf tilt“ 1luttrhttt-y. ill. today, utter it pleasunt
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1109mm“ “11““: “”0““! m a "m“ ‘ no” i _t. i‘uul it Churcn.-~'l‘enth bunduy. services. August 12, 9:00 it. in, cities
:11 Agent Lune ofr not having it fcd‘ former national amateur and open nQand sermon: 7330 D. 111-; evening PM)“ bi’ Rev..W. H. Burgwin; 3:30 [13111--
Assistant United states District Ai~ would Uni/(111ml (\xt’mpilmi from theI purish or not, and an especial lnvittt- win. Tuesday evening at 7345. class
ftbrncy Raymond G. Lincoln. it will be omit. He has already passed the phy~ t m,“ is extended to strangers and "is“. meeting; Thursday evening at 714».
ferwarded to the attorney general. the eicnl examination. titors in town. St. Paul's Church is prayer meeting. in charge of Mr. H.
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a picture 0f ”001‘“an “hm“ “ill be ( WM 1 n “mum “We \ I m "i“he people are urged to pray for the‘ First (‘ongrcgiittonnl Church-The
kept. on file. When llochstctter was tir- (h') ”l“ "Wilt" 1‘“ "“l‘l' “Whether misq‘resident of the United’Stutes and all: church will be closed during August.
Newark, and came to Hartford to get .5011" in the :tid of the Red t‘t‘nesf" intivy. for our Allies, for our euctttlesd should communicate with George R-
' t Olllllit‘i said he httd received anony- for all who suffer by the war for all Barnum. 17 Morgan avenue.
The railroads' war board has sent
. a plea to public service commissions ..
d {and all state, county and municipal ’3
Great €1.0st are atten lng Iautborities in the United States. urg-
ing co-operation with the railroads -.
Mintz Final Clearance , Sale to_ in a suspension during the war oft§
VICE STATION. We carry a full line of
“all efforts no: ceaigne; to help dl-I-
rectly in winning the war." The r
day. For real bargains be sure iiif‘iéfi’éi‘fi’h‘3?I..§.'fi.§.ie§é“;’iat’§
crossings are among the nonessen—
parts for repairs.
We are experts on all Lighting and Starting systems. "
To overcome your battery trouble, let us make you an al- ,
lowance on your old battery for a new Philadelphia, which
is the longest life lead storage battery made today.
.. d tt d th' .7 1 th. . [fill imgrrovements, and suggests that
t ere e increase in the capacity of
all a en 18 sa 8 . ls evenlng' the carriers for national service. Thel
. . :‘aiiIroadsh have eliminaLed passenger}
~ ra us, I 9 New .Engiand roads alonegi“ ‘
having arranged to eliminate 4.847%“% All GRADES or ”Anny” 0".
._- ._... _____._._g: — 332 passenger train—miles with Egg '
« saving of 256,724 tons of coal. Re-lgl
W ports to the government show thatifi
it!
",n-I- 0... iii stock at lowest prices in town. Let
Us tell you about our fifteen (15) gal-
lon non-leakable drum proposition.
. @031, an increase of 26 2 per cent. overt i V
, tine of last year. ;‘ A GR
ews 0 I e ; [pipogtant work has bett done iui‘ All . :12? FOR EVERY MOTOR‘
IjlllO) iz ng the nation‘s freight cars. it Sizes 0 ' lax tires in StOCk and C0 .
. tin ordering empty freight cars to be! 4 a mplete lme 0f
:Iin June the railroads of the country:
:hauled 750.323 cars of bituminous:
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lliromptly removed from one railroad! 4; those g°°d 01? Mlchi’lm Tubes and Shoes You have USCd for
tto another. regardless of ownership”: years at the right prices.
It The Hardware& Auto Supply Co. ‘
.. . . .to American railroad phage and=
‘hopes to solve the problem of rapidly" '
Imobilizing the freight cars. tteceeeurvql
tto handle the abnormal government
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IanddIcIommercial truiiic cansed by War’ i 42 Water Street. South Nag-walk
'cqn ons. ‘ . . .
it J i MM. tit , Phone 1215-5.
South Nomutk Iluptiet l‘liurt'lt. .t. lie is cordially inmmi {EXEMPT FEM CIVIL SERVICE .3”: a \‘mwmm‘eiw >735: -os'au
llill‘l'l'nOll Thompton, pustor.-~l'ttiott m I RULES. I- c . , . , . » ....-_1_H.-_~,._
sci-ricer: of [put Sum}, gupwulk Melt}! Alli‘l’nt (‘ltristiun 01“”th \‘anl “*— l MORE DOGS TO BE MUZZLED. hild bitten one permit. The dog was.
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iidtst tougtegotiottui ..nd I inpttst‘ZHnM and Iltirvcy Streets. ldust Nor-‘ EAR l‘l 0RD» A112. 10." in answer,‘, . lulled and. ”19 ‘h‘dd “PM 10 ”19 state 't
churches. 10.30 a. in. morning “"“Wwalk, Rev. ti \i Teeple pastor-r- to a ipqupm from the. state (‘ouncii', ilARTl—(ilti), Aug. 11.——Oi-ders to laboratory at Middleton'n. whet-e evlo‘
ship, sermon topic: “True S:tcritice;"iua” hour of prover 10300 “I “1.,“ Deh'n“ ”H" “5 cmploym be 9.23 muzzle ”11 dogs ‘“ \“Md’l‘Wk and dence 0f rabies “'35 found. 'i
.7230 ll. 111-. evening service. T110 We“? lnorninu “ertuon 15.36 p pr Sunday pmpted from the requirements of ”1,,ti’titiitttit or? likely to he issued lflte' Commissioner \‘l'iiitticstw ears them
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tor Wm spettk on ”I“ Mime“: "“"Wnischooi o in: (mi settieo rule,” the Connecticut this .tftetnoon by commissioner or have been recontly 3t; ('ilb‘txs oi rabies...
‘ . . . « v- . . . .. ‘ .‘ . - . ' ‘ is before issuing the ord- nic river valley R-p‘i 1- t.
(hutch, l‘ei. lliiiold In. “iii-on, tats-t > ~, 1 . ., ‘ . , . IImliloim no“ in the H‘l‘VltG of the 0f.“ “I“ “C . . . . .. it its i.i\t been
tor—-~-9“’0ka In fellowship meeting ’I unifihrrl [“133 ”\ffifimh’ 33'5“)“"0" Shitli he exeittpted but tltutzer' IMDONS “8"“ been made to him “dive in lianbury for some tim.I.I
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10:00 ii. iii.. Sunday school; 11:00 a.‘ ship. preaching 11:00 it. in a tall paid imploies hired in the future.”1 “ a “‘“d (303 like The“ runningt
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in. morning preaching service. iti=t'.lpu-stnr; 12:30 p. in. Sunday school, Aim” have '0 fin” the (“"1 St’l’i'lcelamund “masmm‘ Tm“ “as also} dumb dltt um! Jim 01 zutrit s;
S. in Fairbanks. our {Ol'nl'é’l' pastorltp Archer, superintendent; 3:30 p. miexammtmm‘ I it dog reported from Putnam which mono; snout out tutti unis aim; 1} 9‘“
will preiieh utI botlt Iserviccs. There ‘ sacred concert program: i—'.-..“:-- W“!!! :iuiaq 01 Fioafqo [its tt uoum
will be Special itiusm by the mah‘IOp-mtng Selection IIIIIIIIIIIII Choir‘i ““""' ”"‘“‘ ’ “ _..._, H <3» -» . .. - ..-.____ ‘
quartet. A large attendance its desire: pray?“ I l . I
ed. 6:30 p. 11i., Epworth League 591"§Scriptttrc Readinngs. Melvina Bitrrt 3
'rice. leader, Miss lsuhelle t‘atothers: ;Selectiun ....... t ..... . ........ (‘hoirt
7:30 1). iii, evening worship; Thurs'fstxtoct lit'l‘tdim‘: .....\irs. Entity Banks
da)’. 7145 ll JIL- l’l'flit‘l‘ meeting. “‘“d‘ instrumental Soio.ttiiss Elsie O'Brien
on Dr. R. 1‘1 Morgan. ' Paper ........... .hiiss Minnie Bailey
. fl‘ ‘littet»~ Miusi‘s. Perkins and Middletonl
Grace. Church, Rev. .1. Benton \Ver-iitecitution ........... Gaylord Worrel
tier, rector. The tenth Sunday tttter,Soio .hit's. J. D. Whitehead. '
Trinity, the celebration of the holi’]I-’tttt~3r........ Mrs. Cornelius Ballard .
communion at 8 o'clock: iiiOI‘tiin.2"Sclo ................ Mrs. LA. McCoy: , .
,priiycr and sermon git 10:30. 'liecitotion ... ......... Dehliu Worrcli . u
‘ --—-‘-- instrumental Solo..l\liss Sttruh Word? 1 ‘
trace Baptist Church. Rev. Edward Solo. . . ..\ir.~:. Turner Dixonl
ll. Sinttus. paetor.—~-ltiorning scrvicfl‘tjiming remarks. !
11 it. tn.; Sunday school, 12:30 p. to; Mrs. David Chance, lender. i .
evening sort‘icef'i'fl‘ttt it. up; Thursday S p. m., the pastor will prettclt from t
8 it. 111.. prayer meeting: Fridlli'. 8 it. the theme: "Personal 'l‘estiniony."i
i m., choir rehearsal. All ure welcome You hie always made welcome in this i
Ito these meetings. 'little spiritual home. Good singingi
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Seifi itret'i. Il‘ll‘n‘ll'd)’ -night “bl-é
Trinity Parish Church, itev. l’it‘ll- study and regular Clile‘ meeting.
erick A. Coleman, rector. Edward I. Come and learn the Scripture. Thurs.
Shut: oriutnist llllll choir tiiroctor.—»,duy night. business meeting; Friday.
(‘alcndnr for the week beginning Att-imighi, chair rehearsal. All person-t
oust. 12th, tenth Sunday after Trinity: l wishing to join the choir be present.
9:30 it. m., holy communion; 10:30 11."th 3130 D- "1-
int. morning prayer and setnton.
Norwulk M. E. Church.»Sundny
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latter Trinity, 7:30 it. in. holy cont- meeting; 10:00 u. m.. Sunday school:
,munion; 10:30 a. 11)., morning prayer 11:00 it. tit., morning service sermon
ier. All persons are welcome at the. Eptvonh League: 7:30 p. nt.. arching
‘sctvices, whether members“ of thol service. sermon by Rev. W. H. Burg.
‘tian all day every day in the yeartH. Brundage.
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for private prayer and intercession; _.._.
(films in authority, for the army and: Anyone wishing to reach the pastor
the tigencicsI of mercy and for It just ..
and righteous peace. .. First Church of Christ Scientist, 57
\Vettt avenue—The regular Sunday
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard, service of this church is held at 11
East. Norwnik, Rev. Taliferro ‘Ctiskt‘)’. a. m.
D. D., redone—Tenth Sunday after Christian Science subject, August
Trinity August 12th, morning prayer 12: "Spirit."
and sermon on the “Transfiguration Wednesday evening testimony meet-
of the Christian" at 10:30 a. m.: Sun- ing at 8 o'clock. To both these ser-
dtty school and evening prayer will be vices the public is invited. A road-
ontitted. The attendance of the can in: room is maintained fit dthe 5:11;? , . Don’t L I U .
address, open each wee ay, 0 - . . p
- ay , our 1'
grcgation‘ at. tlte morning Service is .
earnestly requested. The general pub- days excepted, from 1:30 to 4:30 p. in.
, . .. " . .I Bring your battery Ito me when it This is one of the “Service plus” feat:
. . ‘ t needs repairs or recharging. and I wonft : tune that I have to ofl'er you—great:
I - . _, . $11!; “31:13.08“ a minute 1%“??? than 1;. I’I Convenience added to conscientious, ex-
Automobile 8: Accessories ~ - . we We a m an - pert handling or .0... needs 1., m...
, It . replace it With another. 1 cs ciall - ed for the - b . .
. - . - _ \ Stop and let that sink'in.‘ I P‘ ”a“ ~ 1° ‘ ..
Dodge Bros - Reo - Oldsmobile Whatever the make and mode! of . SW” “in m w“ e? e“ °f ‘.
- . ' ' ._ . your car while a vital part is being fixed. ." .
your car, I have a rental battery for your
. isnniqueLKec-pitinmind. . « ..,.-
, . . . . . , ggewhile your-sis being filed. /
More Lite “Lenses. cover thenew law '
. . p.50. - $1.75 ; - « , * I _ . ~ .
pimps. (minim GREASE. . . - ‘ * Fairbanks Storage Battery (30.,
. BRAKE LINING in}. i . , . . ' . smuronnsoiuonwrtnx
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1‘» th's Afraid.” Midi-“0“ “*“L't‘c‘t' ing. 6:15 p. in: evening sermon, 7:30-14)” bet-vice Commission has decidedqiomvéuq Animals J M“ “ 11".”059" in new Haven, 7 ”1 midgeport, a few.
'l‘hureduy “1 7345 p. "L 9h. ttt.: mid-week pruvv.‘r and testifirlhtit ttll ttnptiil eniploye! of the Count“ho ’5 m telephonic communication m the towns :ui‘outtd Putnam ant!’ r
___.____ 3 intoit)‘ meeting Tlllll‘sdtll’ 7151) m C” of Defense shall be exempted frottt.‘“'m'.”'° minorities in those placesIWoodstock, some along the Newt“-
East Awnup Methodist Ellist‘opzilt " ‘ ' ' ' the Civil Service rules; that a” paid. and r." only awaiting the verification Yorli state line and tip the Housma—
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