L" .. "nannies. us. skill that. gIconnts»
Regent Theatre ‘
is: 3mst‘? nus
..,... . I'l‘odsv
, Frank Keenan
The Eminent Actor, in the Fascé- '
paling Play ofiailroad Life.
, u n
.. Ruler of the Ron
and the Fifth of the,
Abraham Lincoln
I Dramatic Film Stories.
“A President’s Answer”
I i Monday
Francis X. Bushmanand
Beverly Bayne
In the Metro Feature,
Harris 81 Gaps-q
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COAL
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with German prisoners, who are
reported to be advancing upon
’ladivosiok.
reports of constant gucriua fight
ing in the Ukraine between large
www- HWW—‘m" '
military forces. The results were
“lot reported, but it was said the
lpeasants are well-equipped u'ltb
llnacll‘lze guns. rifles and ammuni‘
‘iion. It is believed the peasants
isecurcd their military equipment
lfrom the stores left by the various
‘ . “armies which retreated after open
CHRIST'S SECOND COMING . Iatlon’s In that part of Rll-lfiltl.
“With ‘Neatness and Dis-
.. pate ”
And the Comedy. I
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LONDON. July 12.»A Dutch traveler
from Germany. says a dispatch from
The Hague to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. declares the rumor has
J. H. Cole will deliver a lecture ini
VRed Men's Hall, Washington street, on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The
’admission is free. His topic will be
“Fatty Arbuckle at
‘ " Cpney Island” ‘
TUESDAY—Earle William's.
I‘fTbe Seal of Silence."
l
in hloral . fibre and cheerfulness, you
can‘t lose.
Francis x. Bushman as Paul Don-
'Eaidson in this brilliant Metro photo-
Iplnv, to be seen at the Regent Think
tree on Monday certainly handles the
job he undertakes to do “with neatness
and dispatch." The story has Bur
prises every mlnute,——both for the hero
and for the audience. But of course
there’s nothing a man with red blood
in his veins wouldn't do it pretty Ger
aldine Amos ordered him to.'(BeVerly
Dayna plays Geraldine). ‘ ' 4'
Much of the scene of “With Neat-
ncss and Dispatch" is laid on a
great estate where no man is permit-
ted to enter. The maiden-aunt of
Geraldine and Mary calls ltI “Eden."
But neither of the girls is disconso-
late when the right kind of man suc‘
cccds infbreaklng into Eden.” even
it he has to use a jimmy to do it.
Romance and excitement abound in
“With Neatness and Dispatch."
., GRAN"
~ it or NING
New Palace
' Theatre
OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS
SATURDAY 0N BASTILE DAY
Franklyn Farnum - '
-—AND—- “Souvenir" Taylor Look: Up Records
. g in "Legislative Hlatory"
LeahINBalEd At least three men who have been
prominent in “Souvenir" Taylor's "log.
islative History" are to observe their
birthdays on Basilio. Day, tomorrow.
Upon perusing his historl' loops of
his frequent searches after trulhIln
the matter of birthdays. Mr. Taylor
has found that John L. Wilson. super»
intendcnt of the Capitol, was born in
Tilompsonvillc on July fl. 1848: that
ell-Representative and Senator Mayro
Keeney of Somersville was born in
‘hlancllestcr on July 14. 1862: and that
”Representative Joseph Barr of Suf-
inelo was born there on July 14. um.
”Souvenlr" Taylor also discovers
‘ that 9X-Rep.‘989fllall\'9 and SenntorRO-
_hcrt V. Mnnee observed ills -lllrthda_v
Jon Thursday. and that ell-Senator Ha‘
:1 Wilson Rsvnolds. clerk of the board
Tor pardons. will cut the illuminated
Fradk Keenan In “Ruler of the Road"; bll‘llldlly cake Monday.
. and the Lincoln Drama, “A
Prcoldant'a Answer"
“Ruler of the Road," hank Kee-l
nan‘s new Paths plan. which will be‘
shown at the Regent Theatre. is a at
I story of big business with a sparkling
thread of romance woven into it.
he Devil’s Pay Day’
Ilearst Pathe News
AND omens.
Coming Monday
Chas. Ray in .
“Sudden .lim”
ll lithium
REGENT THEATRE-room
DANBURY MEN HEMMED
IN BY WIRE, BUT ESCAPE
DANBURY. July 13.—Fll‘e yesterday
tel'ncon destroyed the Danbury fac-
toly of the Waterbury Mattress Com-
‘ or causing a loss of $5,000. Quick
ML Keenan always appears at his Spreiad of the flames caused by sparks
best in a screen dramn of this type. from ll hair picking machine. made the
‘ the contrasts 0! which enable him to escape of the workers difficult but all
display his unusual abilities to extra— .. . ‘
go; out ullhout injury.
ordinary advantage. __ ____..
In “Ruler of the Road" he is seen‘ ' R-
. an the indomitable fighter. the master, POSTAL ZONE m2! LAW “EA
"strategist, at one period and at anoth- :~-
er he is shown as the intensely human
1 , 0 children. er and magazine publishers m u hear-
mil}; lelovfnft [1:23:33 3:15 ted for Fug today before the House Ways and
u r 0 e 11 Means committee. made their final at-
tlle screen from he popularlnovel. tempt to obtain a repeal of the postal
“Simeon Tetlow's I' allow? by Jenn- zone rate. law. which became effective
netterLee and woe pl oduced for Pathe July i1. The lifamgltl‘lvatshetoug: gigs
:last it connec on w r
by Ernest 0' Warde. i000.000 war revenue bill, drafting of
which will be started by the commité
toe next Monday.
» I
‘Franclkx. Bushman and Beverly w‘ “MI I
i . ~ Bayne in “With Neatncu and
7' , ' ~. Dispatch" .
- “With ..Neatness« and Dispatch,"-——
’ (that is the way all tasks should be '
‘ in
- Intimion‘rIdE—Mlh skill on sincerity. ‘
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WASHINGTO
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REGENT THEATRE ‘MONbAIY .
—.———..
goon Point! 5]
Shore 8:: *Gliickfih
w- . Dinners and .
. id'fiiQerte’Sesme3. L...WW .....
l...rsolosl‘llllilllllll ultimo, ..
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N, July 12.—~Newslia-l
‘ Stephen Corda, JerSey City. N. J.
Earl" =F.‘ Lewls, { 348 Howard avenue.
‘ James J. O'Donnell. Hazleton. Pa. ,
nieumnant‘ JhmFérE'r‘
‘ Lleugenant.
-“(‘hlist's Second Coming. How Will.
:Everybody See Him?”
1liturshal von .Hindenburg is ill and is
Thousands of America’s sons are
unable to partlcipate in the work at
gone. to the battlefield. Many may die
there This lecture gives CONNS‘VB the Army Headquarters The military
' duties have been taken over entirely
In.ooi’ of future blessings: for, 1:21? by First Qllllrtemasterfieneral LIP
whether they die Curl“. 1““ or deudorfl. German . newspapers
Th“ “”5““ will bring joy and com- traveler says. are not permitted to
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£0” to every heart. mention the rumor.
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ALLIED SMASHES INTO
«yaw,
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GERMAN LINES 810- > ' i
» 666.66 woos NOR WALK l
. monies. * lSOCIETY
1 lOontlnuod from mm rm)
and Personal -
the Devoli and Tomorica rivers, ex-‘
cept near the confluence where
the Austrians still hold out. Pais-
oncrs taken by the French in the
Tomorica Valley increased to 400.
Supporting the Allies the new
government not up in Siberia has
procluinlcd Lieutenant, General
Ilorvatll as provisional ruler. Gell-
‘cl'ul Horvuth, who for many years
was Russian commander at Harbin
and general mnnagcr of the Chi-
llesc Euslcrn Railway. the eastern
line of tho trans-Siberian system,
is unti-Gcrmnn and nllti-Bolsllcvik.
He proposed to form on army and
to actively illti the Allied causc.
turned to Camp Meade. Maryland. afu.
ter a furlough spent at the home of‘hls
parents. 20 West avenue. and on his
return to camp was promoted to the
rank of sergeant. William's many,
friends in the South Norwalll poo .
office. where he was employed for adv.
oral years. and about tho city will be
pleased to hear of his good fortune.
Mrs. Kniborlnc Bell. Miss iris Bell
and Master Elmer Bell. of Akron, 0.,
are stopping Mr I short while at tho
home of Mrs. Bell‘s brother- and sta-
ler-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hour, of Main street.
Miss Mary Smith, of Franklin ave-
nue and Miss Ethel Graham. of RiV-
erside. avenue. have returned to their
homes after a two weeks' vacation
spent in Vermont.
WASHINGTON. July 13.——Tlle Army
Icasualtv list today shows.
Killed in action. 14: died of wounds,
1; died of accident and other causes.
:2; wounded scrercly. 48; missing, 8.
Total 71.
Killed in action:
Lieutenant Herbert A.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Corporal Edward Hayck. St. Paul.
Minn. ,
Teamstcr Victor J. Geisert. Chicago.
Privates
Walter W. Cole, Rapid River, Mich.
Arthur M. Duffy. lloboken. N. J.
Raymond Howard. Newel, W. Va.
~Zachory Kryvoy. Stufchincy, Russia.
Delbert'Mnl-ray. Forestvllle. Wis.
Fred W. Neonemann, Noble. Ohio.
Walter Orwick Sienbenville, Ohio.
Yerkes Plowman. Glomar, Ky.
'Melx . Rosllon, Wadsworth, Ohio. I
Abe Rosco. Los Angeles‘. ‘
Rayburn E. Williams, Clifton Forge.
Vn. . .
Died .lrom wounds:
Musician Arthur J. Sto
Maine.
Dicd from accident and other caus-
Bucrmeyer
Mrs. Sidney Williams and son.
Gourge. of Upton. Mass, are vislllun
at the home of Mrs. Willinms' niece.
Mrs. Charles B. hubby, 34 Orchard
street.
The Misses Clark. of Morwin street.
have returned from a two woeks‘ visit
with their sister. Mrs. Little. of Dan-
burr.
George Bagley. of the J. o J. Cosh
Company. has started on an automo-
bile tour to Toronto and other points
of interest in Canada.
well, Freeporl.
Mrs. Charles Green. of Leonard
951 ' din a three weeks' va.
nIIstreet. issued 8
“mam James 6' Ellis. Jr.. Denlso vation in Hartford, with relatives. ”
Texas. .. ._.
I‘i'iVa‘e “am“ McGee, Heckscher- Kenneth Young has resumed his
ville. Pa. duties with the naval forces after
The severely wounded include:
. v t his home here.-
Corporal Roger Fleur-Y. 33-? stanville‘. spending ales e ‘
'\
a
Mass. Mr and Mrs. Ira Meeker and 5805‘
.COTDOW‘ Win-hersmn' New Haven, ily. of Trov.0hlo. are visiting rela~
' Conn- lives in Norwalk. ~
Privates» .
Charles D. Bohr-sing. Brook-line. MasS.
Clarence A. Bishop. Ebensburz. Pa. .
‘Harry Doyle, Carbondale. Pa.
Joseph Brescia, Jersey City.
Joseph 0. Chase. New Redford. \Mass.
Francis (11 Vito. Jersey City.
Hrs. Cassius M. Webb, of Fairfieid
park left yesterday morning for an ex-
tensive trip throughout. the west.
\ My ..
The case of the young boys-whoop;
tercd the old American Hat Shop and
l
rumhull
1 W. R. .-Ru‘ssell of Fort , T
Lancaster, Pa. . .
Frank McShnne. Hoboken. N Jo ioolllsion on Seaview and Barnum ave-
‘ :nues,“Bridgepor.tr on Thursday after-
‘Laslovico T350111. East Mauch Chunk. moon is the bmther-in-law of F. E.
Pa.» : i ‘11: ‘1 . V « ‘ ’ 1 ‘ 'lShepard of 33 Woodward avenue.“ this.
Albert L. Thrush. ‘Sheffiemv‘l’a' , * idly, : . . . -. . r:
Missiulz'in‘aCthniW‘ ‘ ~ . I . . . . I. .
. I Ashenden. cIllicsIf Nito’rouzaolo, of Strawberry Hill.
’ ‘ * :llla Salvatoro Vlliande.,_of this city.
or (have-brought butt for damaieam‘aalnab
l
s Blanchard B. Battle. Coin
“manna. .
.‘ «um-luau.
Potorkochanowsklrghamokl
Jessa RglMiiler. Ave; N. Yr
* .M rh . would. Ill. , . . . . . '9 car. The No!“
mcomglna‘i’adlivmfiorkla- W-‘f'; ‘mgm mimic “ ‘
lslso respectively. The. . . .
.1me also accident an woman are»:
' [oils-won Marian. when mama’s car
by;
. _,, ,reeeiyedherotol,
' day, to assii the Runsians and,
macho-Slovak guarding the Ab‘ ' .
lied stores from Bolsheviki acting. .
i,
From other sources today canto
Lands of peasants and the German. .
l
lby the pastor. Subject; “Divine Int;-
spread all over Germany that Field"
my. Rev. Albon‘fl. Beebe. pastor.~—Sunday
.. . Alan's Assembly.
"i worship. sermon by Dr. J.‘H. Bell. of
. NEWS
l ,3 s '4. '
Private William H. O‘Hara has. mififfifimw
l
i . Christ than... Gregory Buiilevard,
Lionel Dusablon. Woonsocket. »R. l. damaged the lntgriorto the extent. or
Theophiie nronlalue, Norwood. 3.1.. $500. besides stealing a “at?“ “I
,wllbert'M. Gregory Roselle Park. N. J. brass pipe will ”me before Judge Non
Hobart G. Hellman. ~Grllnll'plan. 13a. ,. “mum Candee this afternoon at I 3,
‘Roy Hogoboom. Albion. Pa. o’cloc‘k. . . . , .
i‘beach’. who was injured in thetrolleyI
5 Text; Rev. 5:1:
id‘s. minor, of anaemia poo “P“...
nil lathe one;
'EastAvenug Methodist Episcopal
church. Ronald E. Wilson. pastor-.7,
1013.0, morning worship with sermon
l
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annoy", 12. Sunday school and Men’s
Bible class. 7:30. informal service of
praise for mill-summer in union with
the Epworth League. The pastor will
ivspeak upon the league topic: "How to
thaw a-Good Time.” The whole serv.
’lce is one hour in length.
; Red Cross work Monday evening.
5.- The annual Sunday School picnic
will be held Tuesday at Roton Point.
.A special caruili leave the church at
30 o'clock. _ .
Thursday. 7 :45. mid-week service.-
. Friday afternoon the ladies will sew
for, the Bad emits at the church.
:1 Fliday nighb‘cholr rehearsal.
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1‘ Norw’alk Methodist Episcopal church,
'ssrvlcec; ‘0 a. or. class meeting. 10
‘I. in. Sunday school. Meeting of the
11 a. nu. morning
Bmoklygfl‘i. it 0:30 p. m,- Enworth
Leaguo‘ devotional meeting. ' Insider,
Mrs. Connolly.- .1:30 p. m.. evening
service; which byDr. Boll. . I.
7 gas: mosquitoes, do: evening, at
l . . .. ' . x .
Prayer meeting. Thursday evening.
at 1:45. 3 . .. ‘
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1": Knixht‘Btreet A. M. E. church, Rev.
1
Wm. A. Lynch. patriot—Quarterly ,
7 1'33]! 0 ,
Telegrams received by an; ‘
. *2: chairman of the National: ' ‘ ‘
I .tell how the whole country . ;
‘ Hallie to Gal Iornia, gs prepay? .
observe the _ ' :7 tomorrow; .
My two hundred cities have?" '
meanest; for speakers of Igniional ‘7'
linence. and so far-Ins possible. ‘
i request is boing met. ,— . I "5'”:
' The military pageant: which will.
a'feature of the ’mdnsterfiastlla] gI
; mass meeting. inrMadjson Sultana '
. den. tomorrow night, wiilbe, ‘
8'. to members of the committee, an
tiled tribute to France. Captain . _
m iward Whitwell, of the British
» First Church of Christ Scientist. at , Canadian recruiting mission .thc*3"‘
West avenue—The regular- Sunday inator ofihe idea for the s "
semce of this church is held at 11 is in charge ot‘its staging and.
5’ m. . lsentation and has ordered for lzu ‘
II Christian Science subject, July 14: services of nearly 2,000 Alliedsog -. f
“Sacrament." .sailors and marines. in graphic " '
Wednesday evening testimony meet- The rallying or all the Allies, cm I; ’
in: at 8 o‘clock. To both these ser-i cause of France. as silent umt‘
vices the public is invited. A read-1810116 stemming the tide of Germ“; "
in: room is maintained at the same: slaught, will be presented. in the I: ,
silliness. open each week day, 1.91:3: ter of the arena. 8 group of Ft. ‘
days excepted, from 1:30 to 4:30 9,1 soldiers. under their banner and _ ,
m- .‘their nallonalanllleav playing.
- . . - ‘ _ fiend out the bugle call for help, ‘
St. Voter’s Mineral: church. Cedar from opposite quarters of the ‘1 . .
street .uear West avenue, Mama L. will come amends detachment-g
Stella. pastor.——Seventh Sundayaner the different nations. each under;
Trinity. Divine serviges will be icon- own standard Last of align ‘ '
ducted. at 10:30 every Sunday during represented by. soloists. sailors ,
the summer. The evening services aviators, will join the Allied tom:
Will be omitted during'Juiy and laugh; ~ _.__.+_..... 1...... -‘
Engage pasxtgr will plI-elltch minor-low sUMMElR MEETING
3 0!! 0 80:90 eaéon of the
Sunday: I “Christ Ordained." and “the . , AT AQtlEDlI-IlGTI!
my innovation" is the and...“ “M Having raced 8079”?“ m. .,
stance of all preaching in this church. generally favorable conditions I . ,
I All Lutherans are cordially'invited m Queenscountylockeypiub wool I ‘
mm!" bore; 3" ”the” are “many its summer meeting yesterday. '
Ilium.» Services are held in Ger- h ti itin there!
man. unless Otherwise noted. Sunday in“ ° 9" m me 8 .
schoolwill be in scallion all summer, ""93 days 0“ which“? a“? .
promptly at 9:30. Regular attendance dry or nearly 30. While the ra , ,
l“ “'3“- CN“ 311‘! "0.“! systems 0fi keen and exciting, the weather ,
'. ful and the avenge attendance
w
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rattenuated with seven seals." - .
Prayer mootingh'l‘hursday night,
lb m. ,
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meeting during the day. Rev. Chas. N.
be .aldIcr. invoice-t,
103.31., . p at Milan. and
$09.8», ”alluded?“
3~ . 1,, on : . ass;
W ~..:ni‘333-‘rwenmr - .
" x v . at“ ’I
K . Conventional
3'11? $43-10 :30
dolock, morniny'oervioe with sermon
by the Rev. Frederick Jacobs. follow-
‘ b the Holy Communion service.
ThoFrahch national day (Basilio) will
be dtlingly observed,
Thhmdcy .at 8 01:16
a
01!. country fair,
.. 0 be hill! on the laivn of Mr. Mcha- 4
land. 35 Bayview avenue.
lwiii be hold on Friday. .-
Music for Sunday service:
Prelude—“Star Spangled Banner”. .
IFrancls Scott Key
Solon‘liymn of the Marseiilaise". . .
. Rougct dc Lisle
Poatludt—‘The Marseillalse". . Lisle
‘W' ..q. sour lI,I~ w
E First Congregational church. Rev.
IErncsi F. McGregor.'Ph. D., minister.
willorning service, 10:30. Rev. W. H.
Holman, of Southport, will preach.
lf stormy
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Sunday school at noon. Y. P. S. C. E.-
wnl hold no more meetings until Sap.
lember.
Wednesday.» at 2:30. there will he
Red Cross Work at the parish house.
Trinity church. Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rectrr.~Servlces for the
seventh Sunday afler Trinity: «0:30 a.
m., Holy Communion.“ 10:30 a. m,
morning player and sermon. 3:30p.
‘iu.. the sacrament of baptism.
l‘, Monday evening and Tuesday after-
noon. the Red Cross Auxiliary.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.. Men's Club. Busi-
ness of great importance.
6 Saint Paul’s parish, Ilcv. ll‘ilis B.
lHowell. l'octor.-~chenth S: .doy after
Trinity. 7:30 a. m.. Ilo‘; communion.
1023011. m.. morning prayer. 7:30 p.
in. evening prayer. . ‘
The two Sunday schools are closed
for the summer. ‘Parents are asked to
bring the children to the regular sol-v.
ices. which are at the same hours' as
all the rest of the year. .
The church is Open all day. every
sday, for private prayer and interces-
sion. All rsons are invited to the
services .especinlly strangers and via-
itors in town. . ‘
l The fifth of the series of organ reci-
Igals will be givanSunday night: at
:30. .. . ' , “
Grace church. the Rev.“ 1. Benton
Werner. melon—The seventh. Sunday .
after Trinity. ~ The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 o’clock. Morn-
,lng prayer and sermog at 10:30. This
‘lbelngtha great French holiday, *the
character: with axsermon; appropriate
.totba day. by the decor. . ‘ - . "
EastNorwalkAService on Sunday.
July 14:'Mdrnlng prayer‘nnd sermon.
10:30 o'clock..andichurch school, '12
noon. INolavjening service. The Rev.
George HL‘Hought‘on Butler will om-
ciate. ‘ ._ ' » i
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2 Grace Baptistchurch' sdfinmmn
14.741 3. mr, sérmon. 12:30 p. m..~BlI~
his school. (LIVE. Johnson, super-intends
out. 8 p. in.,"sermon”by the pastbr.
iright hand‘or‘ Hlmthat ‘sal on the
throne a ' book within and on the back
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Jul...“ thaphurdh lawn. Thursda
l” "“5 ”mm i‘throush the week every night but M
1‘ All are welcome. No collectionw
‘servlce .at 10:30 will be patriotic... in ‘
“Andi haw intho ,
regards fortroguiar attendance. .
no . .
we: mesmmi ..... .. mam.
.rlTbe landed Md will xi~ o a lawn so? was the most enjoyabldlndrm
Y afv; meeting of the season aha local
AW ’ That it was the best meeting;
1 the state of New Yorkmlnce 1‘9 . ..
M, 0,. olficersi asserted by men" familiar with tar!
. fairs. .
. The feature of the final day ’I
. Holiness Mission, Monroe strcel.—~~ ' Myrtle Selling Stakes, one mile,
Sunday school at .2 o'clock,’classes for hr 9- l a ‘ .‘
-‘chlldrell and adults? Holiness meeting. Le: jfifif‘cfiimfitfi”
'at 3:15 also; 8:15. meetings; '
01h yearold brown gelding Whlmaey.
; 5 favorite. ridden by Eyrns. Ho
Brother Parker. from Stamford. it is: in a drive. by half a length!»
'oxpectod. will be the speaker Sunday‘ Byme persevered to the 9nd.
‘June 13th. Brother‘l’arkér is a boll—l .
peas preacher and a forceful speaker.l Milkman, ridden by “a!" V
'Don't fail to hear him. 3 gal-t, which, ““9“ making “W
the pace. faltered in the lib:
tampon and eroding. July 18th.
surname legroom to all.
Subscriptiqha'w thg‘p‘u‘sonage fund
W be leftgiith the
of the church.
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{taken in any of our meetings.
‘wlll offering only.
‘ aAgood third.
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ST. PAUL'S ORGAN REGITAL. KEEP THE BLOOD STREAMVPI .
———_
. Rheumatic pains, backache, II
The». program for the fifth of the 50m" and 30"9 muscles Druid”!
series of organ recitals being given at . “5“" °f impurities in the “.003 3:. .
St. Paul's church on Sunday night at A ing in ““3 "331°“ affectod, “3°” '
7 o'clock is as follows: 1311“” 0f the kidneys ‘ “we“
Eventide .................... Mendci waste products from the ”WE.—
Pastorale .......... Whiting; We" Kidney Pm“ he‘ll. ll 3 ,v
,Te Deum Laudamus . ..... Clansman i “d invigorate weak. “58““ ‘1 :-
Berc’euse No. 2 .............. iKndei~I and bladder. W‘ H' Hill,Justlc _ :
Sunset Meditation . ............ Biggs ' Peace, Detroit. Talc, “it”: "'1”
Torchlism‘ March ......... Clark m” Kidney Pm” and ”y m --
l ingly that of all” have used the? .1
the best, and have done. tho» .
where the resgfalled."—-Sullson-P .- ,
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REOPENING or.
New York Market
WASHINGTON STREET-'-’
Saturday‘Momiuy
. Opening «Special
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{casino carnival.» ‘
oil cuts atMoneySavmlPriceso
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