. _ “ ’“ ' “ SATURDAY; my N, 1918
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’ Charles Keil, who was also burned out
[managed to salvage. Mr. Holly has“ .
for a War Savings Stamp and. at that.
- 'time, the purchase slip will be filled
out.
I C es t The results of the campaign for
Imittee once a week. Credit for the
purchase will then be pasted to the
Iback of the original pledge card. in
.order to obtain proper credit. purchas-
ers should be careful to fill out the
slip with the same name in which the
:pledge was given. The purchase oer-
,tiiicate is not necessary when 193m
F ;Stamps are purchased. When fife
Thrift card is full it will be exchanged
DARlEN
AND
NDROTON
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;and ice-box, an electric meatchopper.l
sanll "y slicer and computing scales.
Rea estate belonging to Mrs. Val-
entine Fisher McGraw. of batten. to:
the value or 5100 was attacll'éd by Delr ]
uty Sebrifl Doulens yesterday. ”The
Aetna Life Insurance 00.. of Hartford.
brought suit for 867' due them through‘
. Keogh fh Candee of this city. The case -
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Clapp are speed will be heard bemre Justice 35ml H.
WI, Peroahl, l‘onlards,
5 .Behettefiiifmmtes and
" n. K. BANKS
ftmm Iota mock.
'; in addition to new counters. blocks,l
‘ pledges is very gratifying inasmuch as
m “M ing a few weeks in Maine. Selleck on August 19. . ; it insures systematic saving on the
m 4 . , . . L paint of 85 per cent. of our citizens.
, «sw— Miss {\ellie Dance has been spend- A motorist from New York city ran‘ 1"-----———-a ,The pledges given WET? for minimum
mm A YEAR AGO A in: ”19 summer out Of town. ' into a rig driven by Joseph Kovash on The First Methodist Episcopal the latter service the rector of St.‘ amounts and “i”: no doubt, be exceed-
: ‘ TODAY. ESQ “rte.- John H. Hayes of Gracious street to Monday night, near the railroad 223120;?vjfglétllfllffirxlalk. The congre.‘ Phaul’s will ofliciate at exchange vvith“-’d;;.as Lhzobenefi“ and fascination 0‘
_._._.. spending the summer at Spring lake. bridge. He was placed under arrest gation on Sunday. July Signs; 1:15;?“ o rector of the parish. ;sa mg 6 me more apparen .
, Temperntcure: High, 90; low, If we were to do any shouting N- 1- land summoned for if“ More “all“? slur. Rev. John s. Snavely, pastor “fl First Church of Christ Scientist, 57
. about values, we'd give veice Miss Gertrude Ferrely has been vis‘ Sellcck on Tuesdy night. He failed to the First M. L. church. Will be in ~West avenue—The regular Sunday
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item“). to the dependable quality of lting friends in Bridgeport for several “Wm"- “M “ “Bumble “5 Sent an“ 33.13“??? E???“ at 19130 3" mt 58"“ °f this Chum“ ‘5 held at 11
4 L _ - $350 bathing suits. d3... him, and on Wednesday night he was At :0 “ ;be. 53““ “'9 ;Sh"’k?"ga' m. .; . , l
our . .s. lplaccd on ma; and found guilty of t e evening service, at 7;;0, the .. Christian Selence subject July 21::
They take to water like a Lamar Butler has installed two Yale .. .. ,. . 10 d “f“.‘v 9- Blakeslee. acting president, th9- . '- l
d k blue gasoline delivery tanks at hie. “we” d'mng' A "“9 0‘ i an of East Greenwich Academy. and for-l . WNW-“day "fining testimony meet. ’
“c ' ' ‘ costs was imposed. The Kovasb horse ”Elly One of the field workers of tlielms at 8 o'clock. To both these ser-l _.
Dar-ion Garage.
Miss Annie Scoficld of the Post Road but no one was injured.
is spending a couple of weeks' vaca-
I . . ,. . . . . New York Anti-9] . .- iVlces the ubli n. - -- . .
as wcll a. the wagon, were overturned, . - a 0011 League, “ill . l} c L ll‘lHled. A read-
} speak on The State and National As< ’ mg room is maintained at the samcicondud’s N0 canteen In
I .
:pects of the Temperance Movemenh'haddl‘eSS. Open each week day. hoii-l Chlb HOUSES and I'IlltS---b
As a sequel to the collision between Dr. Blakcslee comes highly rccotn-T days excepted, from 1:30 to 4.30 pl Everything Free
We are ready to bathing suit
the whole family.
l One-piece, two-piece or three-
. ; ,. . .
Georg {V Von Al tine has mmedl piece suits. Prices-For men. “0: :‘t 1;“? Glove; h 'cars bcionging to Dwight S. Graham. géiilélSIHagd all \ii';ho can ’avail tliem-;m' i
e . . s .' '. ' l . . . .itchricid of Brookl'n as - .- - .v 7 ‘ ‘ r' ‘ l ‘ 9 9er age 0f 93”“ lllm‘ - . ‘ ‘ ‘
$1.50 to $6.50, for women. l of on; my. and \ictor ll. “linings. on this ”mug; show do so; a; rm is. ”01mm Mlss'i;';'n_“‘; 27 Monroe street; The 59mm 5pm. of harmony
his famil from New Haven to liia‘u. . . .- ~ - . ._ ., ; ; ;
street Stl'uth Norwalk 5 $8.50 to $10.00, for boys. T”? “1;" “mm“ Falll‘ml‘b 1‘0““ {0" of .\i>w llaxen, suit has been brought one of the brunt and most vital issues -Sunday school at 2 o‘clock; Classes among the war workers of the
. . $1.00 to $350; tie icmainder of (be summer. by \t'hilings against Gl‘ullilm tor $2,000 of these war-time days and lt‘Oblems. for children and adults. ”mm?“ knights of Columbus, the ‘i. hl.;C. A.
' 1 ‘ ' ‘ TEd f h it“ tl l Bathin trunks Misses Mink?“ and Mildl‘t’d Kinney llalllthPS. The New Haven man claims.All the services will be in the Baptist “1.6mm; 3‘ 3:15' ”‘15" at 8:15‘ 01’9“ :lldthldgglltsbdtifI‘l‘cigldhaislevm‘fwwa
Word has been teceiit o t ct .i i; g ' . have been entertaining Miss Fay POI"; Graham wasnt fault at tlic time of the "“1"?” As We feel the thrill of Amer. air. Day and Raymond streets, at 7;‘ ‘ k ‘ (0 0' 0‘ pre’
. . . . . ; w i _ ; , -. . l‘i « - . . . o'clock. . villus Condition of servitude." as the
gtgezisrggkhieigpm.totustimfgiiiqczg;z Ahfter tfhe splash heéegogverzo . l .. 0. New York a. .tkat'lllmudf' accident. which occult-ed 0.. Miller. .33.? film; ($111.3? £353“i’1,.‘.’.“'. ‘teills’ Meemgs New nigh; bu; Mom“; lawyers say; and our men in “Mum
I . a ’ ‘ ‘ , t ing 01‘ men an 5 ,1" . . , . . lgvlln and in which Whillng‘s car . V ' " e ‘e n M .. . ' ' ‘ “ are surely strengthvned by the cheer
' Church. Stamford, three o'clock. Sun-I dress up in. l ldIlC‘lE. son of Mr. and hits. Mark I the. boost bc packed; a d llllllsdly‘.
d” Membets of 0mm 0mm“ 0; was badly .iaiitugcd. Tllt’ suit hug; Mid-week service of the combined]. Brother (.‘ampeau, from Bridgeport. and comforts freely (lfigl‘tid by these
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W. Norman is cnjovlng life at a camp 0. . ~ .
' ' ‘ - . . . - . ~ . . . .. . tganuations.
. ; . ; . ; .. .; y) b-oucht throu h Keogh & Lan- (ommgalmns wrll be held '1‘ a man full of tile and ZGul and the, ;, ; fl , .. ;.
E 3. please “0‘109- I for boys “t “‘"mmm' “a“ bun. I '. .. - . g .. ..l pupil (lily evening at 7-45 o'clock(m Ailn“? Holy Ghost. will be the speaker. Don't‘ “me “”1 be. “n.m”'.°”“m "‘0' “"5
. dcc. tor Mi. \vllttittz and is it 1ui r ;t invited . - . atom“ to attend thesi- meetings—they of the leaders in iv. oi C. Work from
ht-forc thc Court of Common I’ can u ' - . - .
Mistllilllll Little of Noroton Heights
l \vill bt- helpful to you. The most in- all 0"" the “mm”. m one Of ”19 ‘Md'
is spending tho sumuicr ill. Lyme. that
-—PanitmaS, :2 up. O'Brien. l R ‘th .- . .. . .. , , . ,. . . , . v . . . - . .
, . ‘NORWALK 8OUTri N0 W luriisis’ paradise on ”w Suuud. Bridgeport on Tuesd), 5pplllfllflb 3. l borwulk Mothotlist Episcopalchurch lilpilluughsiuutuaAilili town is heard in $535: \Ylllklllllllfilibub2Y9p11Innis
- W ' Mr. and Mrs. (,‘arl Schmidt of the ‘l- 1’" “‘nl‘ml” “"5 mm m um” 'R“‘ An" N E‘ Iltobe. WSW“ Abunday. H m “on me welcome. M) by District Deputy Albert Rose. who is
pondcnco with l.‘Ullgl'u.-ir~'llllill Schuyler,Bf‘l'viccs: 9 a.in..cluss meeting; lead_;collct‘.lion taken. free will offering
. .. Dil‘l’ i no u . .» ‘v - 1 . . .
as Rm‘al Arcanuui night by Sherman GOT LIQUOR l i th 11 n b;\t ll(t ii (lllt itoluini, out \lci tilt in an “my; to “an; 0;“; of ”18' cr, 1-, Ilcdicnt. 1., u. m; Sunday ; only.
i oHown relatives for a few days. ‘ .school; Men‘s “Skull”... ,1...“an 11.
I "Council. A reception wlil be tcndcrcd; R A“ 01kg . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; . ; ; ; _
. 1.00 E Hoadlev in honor of his elcc- F0 S 5 k Mr. and Mrs. Henry ii. Morcliomc b0“ " “l ll“ mu; ““‘5 mm"! for D“ it. uh. morning worship: sermon by NOR‘VALK STANDS
‘ ‘ ' ‘1. . ~to"s chair NO‘V 1N JAIL; and Jllgpph ltlurplumm are spending ricu. Mr. Mcrritt l'tlllllt‘d tliul upoufillll. pastor. 6:3“ p; m.. Epwoi-th long-Z
lion to the “mum out '1“ ' ”- I at the Navy llcpurtmciit hc ue devotional meeting. 7:3u p, 11qu
" ‘ ' ‘ There will be music and ‘un interesting
. tContinucd from Pa 0 One) - . . ..
’ .mogram, followed by refreshments. [ ___“___ g 'll‘lt‘l'H‘dn- ‘ ; J .1 _ ~. fl; ‘1“; i‘ H tile and W. Wctzcl, of ullrtfurd School of The; (Continued from First P539)-
; . Mrs. it). 5‘. Auclimcloss. owner of “"1““ “all” 3 ‘l ““3 U " ‘ ology. Subject: “Democracy Safe for‘ *“‘
in companv with the service mcu. cudl . .- , l .. f . . . .. . .. , . ievci-vthiiig free.“ Thcir buildings are.
»- .. . . . - z .. . ~ . - . . . that (tlllsltlt’llng the lnrgt numiti o ”I. m cm“... “ill! 1 9 . ,. . . . ~ . . _ .
TMint. lioulsc Duvtr, who has been “1.1“ m a ncurby saloon, Where he Keewuydin l‘lillll. with .t pill!) of Ill Mlllll- ~ ll “White 15 H3119 lung ; upon to American s0pm,... m all emplls
llm' , . . ' . . - . r. r . tll'i ‘c w ~ ' .
spending lWo weeks with Mrs. .loschl cured the intoxiczmls. liricuds is at lxcuncbucklmrt. Muiuo. sulll “Willem. llc “‘13 “”l “Well” 0’ Tuefi‘l‘” evening. “l ‘~“‘-'- (“”5 ‘t 1 (“mm “"9“” consttlemtlou, and colors. it is siciiiticant of the
, . . . . . ' . . .. . min 0 i ' - u . .
Scoficld of ti lnwcstrect has returned it was impossible to not all details‘ for the summer. .‘lw 0““‘°‘“"- 1‘ lbv ”OWN" l’mb‘ml“ unafting. “0 by, U" 1)' mlmdfi’n” . *( fig t the liige numbci “f p edh(“grout quion of “wimp. workers now
; ; . , . ; hutsdny cvcuing. at lulu, niuycr Ci“ 5 ‘0 beliandlcd. l” Nil‘W-‘llk llwrc . . . . ., ~ I
> to her 110an NO- 439 W951 tailing place that lllt (.ttholics, he
Next. Tuesday has been designated . . . . . .
now enjoying a vacation trip from his
vuuties as bookkct per for the (mint Kc
iKnapp t‘o.
. Regarding tltc work of the K. of t‘.,
FOURTH IN SAVING_tlie New York Sun, in an editorial.
says:
l “’l‘bc password of thc K~ of 0., in all
.its centers is. "Evci‘ybody welcome;
.—
ilie summer in thcir cottage at Lake llltllliry ;
lcatncd that thcro wt‘l'l‘ hundreds of
‘cvcuing service; speaker. Professor J.
ion the Department of Justicc. um kclvtl , . . l itut l‘rut M qcvton who died ill 00- b ' ‘
. .- .- . . .-. .- . a - . . . . urdcnin t .~ . . - - -
ltlsl road lllh been \llltlltllllllll .‘tlt.. l 5' he ‘59ng agents “ml 3 m full cooperation: their buildings
'- .. o to all ir. us ill matter: coucaru- ., . - t . - . w' s ortl' be named for . . . .
Thnti l ll 1* l t ‘ t i him i .ttoliue (.. llltt‘lellun of tho ”h“ m“ ”I h ’ meeting. in Mutt-go of pasta“ are over ten thousand cards. no ovoid Prmmqms and my J?“ are working
.i‘if‘tlt street, New York. ; ;
Ni'ictly secret, but it is thought titul‘
_ . ; ‘-tb.‘ sccrct service mcu bud t-pottcdv.
“Tb“ Bridgeport police reported “0 Gilmun getting the liquor, and lit pi :i‘ t
theft of a soan passenger Stevens ; Now watch on ltiln.
Knight limousine. license No. 55-120. The sailors next upproachctl l‘l'E-;(
' ' ‘ ‘ " ‘~ ' ' .‘tituil
; . s ‘0an frontu garage m that (milk and “illiauis, “ho \ it x
which we 5 big on North Mum strccl. ucur ibc l
a" ,Warwick Hotel. and asked ibcs: vuuuc. Wiluntlcd in France.
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inch to get them ,n drink. as they were.
H, S. llorilctt and Miss Sulllt- llni'tlt-tl
tion. as it is the policy of the tlt‘pltl‘l-E
Exist Avrnuc lllclhodist Epl
large amount of clerical labor and to ,. ~
8°09!” centralize and safeguard the originalv‘md workers are ottcn placed at bank
4‘ ~ . . .mcut to name some of the smaller - . . . . .,' S ;; _ ; ,9 . ;
if untold. Moss. , t ; ; ; _ ; t churtli, liiirold D. 'v‘tilson, pastor. .plcdgc cards. these will be retained a; citrus disposil when an} pccial (nit
bouts ufioi oillccrs who hate thus mc 10.30. motning worship with address the lwoduuarlers of the chairman of is to be gained thereby. and ‘t. hi. C.
lit-v. ll. (‘urtcr of the (‘ongrcgntionul
-burch rcccutly rcccivcd word that u
iroibcr iii the British army llild been
Jack Killion. station agent at lhiricn
. :duar- ~. '- ' ‘ . -'
Some one came to polite hot {1 mar faniislictl. \lllliituis lllltl \ic tlt‘lmi. is on 1m, nnnuul vacation for
.19”; last evenlng‘to complain about 11 (lulrk obtained the desired liil'iul‘ 'tudl
family row at ll 12 anmond street. had no sooucr llasfit’tl ll 10 the
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and were referred ‘9 the mecm." concealed in it nearby doorwiv. tunic
Attorney. ‘
--————-—- l Gilmnn and Motluirk wcrc tort. l up
The Norwnlk Rifle Club will hold in the cells to await trial. \vltlls \\’il-;
a shoot, on the Show proportv.
A Hill iioad, tomorrow afternoon,
inem'fiem it“? requested ‘0 b" at “Terllltlllglll that the three will be tnlt -n to
lNow Haven. where they will be tried
All appear in court this morning. lllsl
' - V‘ . cbut’uc of hoot-logging. l
_m¥;le;g;-u1nl;l;l;l;:gvF’J;_“‘.';“:§" “3‘1.“ ‘Il. 'l‘hc cusc of younu Samuel Gil-mun
gen-509;.“ on an auto trip to Boston. who mottly acvcutciii yours of pin 2 is
where he visited the headquarters of attracting considcinblo uttonton
\the organization. and received orders round town.
tort-port for duty at the New
. headquarters on Thursday. July—Emu. and obtained it pusition its bull-hop in
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the Muhuckcmo Hotel. at which place
be cure a wry vivid story of his life:
it seems lic bus no rclutivcs ill'ltl. livinzl
it lurgc buy for his anc. sucrr-nrlcl in
" Augustus Mitchell. of 21 Knight
“ street. has reported to the police thut
.ismr was successfully opumted upon ; ; ; ‘ ; .. _; F I“ n;
.‘ ‘ - - . . . present not his (‘lllllIl-ll.) “.l. o.“
. m." appendicttgz‘ Mb‘y%§(¥:‘:2{v 1:321 thr- firsl to bc scnt across and. \vodc;
- mtnl. “flit?” - g' ,Emm' .‘q mgr. fu- taking his final cxtinttnntn-i. holoro
his con on 15 rot " ‘ leaving this country, his real one was
.vorabie. idisrovered and he was liouprulily t;lt;s-;
‘ ‘ ‘ ' from the armv. l-c has is‘
. ' tl officers of the ”Film“ ; ~ _ . ; ;
:”Segl‘iti‘illiicggllafalleollatl:lion headed bv th'hfn‘se mums with mm L) h of.»
' . ' his 8 ory. ;
i ‘ r ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ . .-
Major Edward P' “12;? grid fifiifixg Having had experience in tuc :oml
Home W' Gregory ‘t Nsl'lflllc n“: he know of the stringency of t‘lc law.
got the officers camp. :1 ‘ " ' regarding the sale of liquor to “1"“ in;
destination.
' “‘ ‘ - . . bud also soon scrvicc and induced him.
The usual Saturday night dance will to not ”1;; liqttor for them. .
be held at the Knob club this evening ‘1 .. v ; _; .. _ ; ;
- ' . - . . cGuiik and (.ilm.iu \\lll It u.t.ii in.
i ll . ; _
‘0? the niembgrs 12$?ngu5:ybizflgglla§_the cells at police ltcadqtinrtct-s it"llll
rngdfitegnfmasl “210“,} ”80;. this sum- the three of thcm are taken to Bridge-
mar. and the members are enjoying;il’°rl or I\c\v Havfn for til-Al.
“ . . .l he .
““38 59°“ ‘0 the “”13” at “e 1 ' Frank L. Wright of South Norwnlk.
.
fwalk, is now Adams Express Agent in
d' 2 New Canaan. Thomas Fitzpatrick who
lacccpted the position after Harry (if
.fon left, remained only four days as
;ltc preferred the Stamford Adams ux-
Eprcss job, where he is now located.
.Mr. Wright and family expect to move
Eto New Canaan soon.
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—Advertlae in the Sentinel.
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3088’ CHOCOLATES
35c to title half lbs.
.' 600 to $1.25 (The lbs.
0,120 and 15c sample sizes
*s'riLLsoN-POWELL
' CORP. .
avian amiss. ,. .~ «an. W W «.329... a:- guru; 3&3"!
Every Good American
learning more about saving these days than he learned in
“a. ytenyeara of his life. Be sure the results are permanent
nyourcaie. You can Iave here to buy minty Bonds and
“up“! two weeks. the substitute In charge
g than the scci‘ct service men. alto mm’ 1’0an Juli“ Oldry.
John McCormnck has been following
forth and lllflf'l’d them ““1"" “""““°~' ‘ C01. Roosevelt‘s example of last year.
in undergoing a course of training at; , ‘ ,
Flux llama was let out under $250 bonds. 10. Jack Cooper‘s physical farm. l ““W‘l‘fllm‘ “’0‘"- “9‘1 “a“? thrilling.
A sowing class, which will make gar-l
case was not irlcd, liovvcvm‘. and ll ls minus for tho soldicr boys. bus bccii
.Ol‘lfunizod at St. John’s church. No-
l A
lbefore the Fedcrul authorities. on the ““0“. “"ul *1 illi‘lllbt‘rfilllft Ol about ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ahcndroth of
Main strcet. with friends front South
.\'urwulk. Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Tripp and
lie came to this city Mrs. “10111115 Villflgt‘. have rcturncti
. . . . . . . from an cvtcnsivc mitom bll) t '
on on. ftom Brooklyn. N. \.. sum: lllllP ino. . . u l rip.
L d 'scrviccs buvc bccn held for it long
. tinic. l‘mf llelle .\l. Colcs. one of the
‘ faculty of lluntcr College. which trains
through parts of this state and New
York.
Mrs. Arnold Luttcrman of Stamford.
mother of Harry Luttcrumn of thc Sta?
ing the past few days arresting or
{t‘iltlt‘il's against the motor laws in the
town. chcrul wcrc arraigned before;
.lusticc Scllcck last night. pleading;
guilty and paying the usual :10 and
lcosts. 'I' i
it. A. Gibbs of Gracious street. wliol,
rcccntly rcccivcd word that his broth-l
or. serving in the British army. had
the service.
School Superintendent James F;
Williams. who is camping near Lake
George is having such :1 fine time that
instead of returning this week. as he
expected to do when he lcft, he will
rcmoln until the middle of next week.“
Attorney (i. Hazard Pearce of Pros-
pect avciiuc has been entertaining nfa
lillllt‘r, Walter Pearce of Hartford for
several days. Mr. Pearce. Six; has
been connected with the office of the
Adjustingfieneral of the state for over
30 years. ~. ‘l ‘
Rev. G. E. Richter, Mansfield avenue.
left tliisgmorning for a weekend trip to
New York, spending Sunday at the
home of his brother in Brooklyn. and
preaching Sunday morning and even-
ing in the Arlington avenue Presbyte-
rian church in that city.
The Congregational Sunday" school
enjoyed its annual picnic this week,
going to Roton Point by Taylor's mot-
or-bus. which made several trips to
take the party. At the park, games
and the various amusements which the
resort offers were enjoyed by young
and old, lunch baskets were depleted.
and about five o‘clock in the afternoon
the bonieward trips were begun.
Howard E. Holly. who opened his
new market in the Bchllchtlu block
com: themed!» equipment
, mmmhmanw
. Roylc is (‘hlcago manager of the Asso.
dcutb in the country's .wrvicc.
boon traveling East by motor front
(‘ltlcago on n honey-intro“ trip. .lohn
‘ ointcd l’icss. a position sccoiid only in.
importance to that of the New York;
office. llc has had large experience in;
experiences as special. corrc.=pundotit.:w_ A. Lynch. 1,,”er Grand ral'y (luv-l
ing the day. Preaching. 10:30 a. m.
and 7:11 p. m. At 3:30, Rev. Dr.
lcd by Moxlcnn uuthoritics to the Uni:- ,Jnmcs ll. Gordon. the negro Billy Sun~ MM...
‘duy. will apt-ilk and sing.‘ Subbutbl ,.
otic of which was during the recent tint
ulcu dillm‘ss with Mexico. when he was
cd Stntcs border and biddcn not to rc- ;
tum to that count”. 1;
A scrvicc will be held tomorrow tit-3
tcrnoon ill 3:30 in tho Union Chopcll
at West Norwulk. where no preaching
New York‘s, high school teachers for
their work. will give it [little reading;
‘ Iliooscvclt's African trip, will assist in
the musical service. This will be an
unuaual opportunity to the people of
‘ that section. and it is hoped that sum-y
cicnt interest will be evinced that
plant: may be perfected for holding;
services rcgulnrly in the future. !
The result of the rcccfil babios';
clinic in this town showed that. the
’ - -' e'r . _
““19“” Of them motmmg to th l .uhiform. but it is thought tau strunrc. bccn reported missing. has now been; larger percentage of the children of
sailors prevailed upon the tart lbztl liel udviscd that ”m latter is now again in'i iluricn 0m in splendid physical condi-
‘ . tion. in addition to 316 who were ex-l
I amincd. it is thought that there are 50
to 75 othcrs whose parents :did not
:brlng them. Of the number weighed
‘ and measured, there were three who
that] infantile paralysis in the epidemic
jot three summers ago. Only one of
.; thcsm is wearing bmces. the others ap—‘
lparcntly have recovered without seri-
ous permanent effects. One child was
found with tubercular glands and will
receive careful treatment as a result
1 of the inspection. One deaf and blind
child will receive treatment. which the
case requires. One with infected
thumb and another with infected fin-
ger and foot received attention and
were directed as to further treatment
required. One case or hernia was also
detected and will have attention. Five
children were considered under-
nourished and parents received advice
lregnrding diet. Six cases of eczema
Land three needing treatment for ion-
sils and ndenoids wore also discovered
as a result of the inspection. and
three‘were recommended for circum-
cision. Four were suffering ; from
whooping cough and two with chick-
en pox, these contagious diseases hay.
in: been treated and the children ex-
amined alter the nu children had re-
celved attention. The foregone; Inm-
any show what a splendid undertak-
m. thlI new venture or the chfldm‘a
WIIMMJI W the
" ‘ . m- was
.scl.ool. 12:30 p. in. (‘loss mcc‘ing
Remarks—Rev. Simmn.
l
lRev. J. B. Werner. rector of Grace
Thursday, 7:45. mid-week service. l
Friday afternoon. Red Cross sewing;
Knight Street A. M. E. clitt.“c‘.t._Rc;v.‘.
I
Tut-Eddy rvcniuiz. l
South Norwulk
church. .lolm' Shtpleton. minister:—
Scrviccs Sunday morning at 10:30 n.f
m. l‘rciiching by Rev. Joint Stuplcton.
Music.
Prelude- Nocturuc. Op. 55. .. . .Cliopin;
Congrcgutionul .
.
Solo-«fibula llnio Mc“........f‘orneu§ .
Postltidew-“Murchc dc Procession” "
............... lounod.
Bailey. Yale University. who will};
speak upon “The Ratification of the,
National Prohibition Amendment”!
Prof. Bailey represents the Connecti-i
cut Temperance Union, in its Fit-id.
Day for Not-walk.
Sunday school has discontinued itsl ‘_
, A. F. Beckmann 8100.
sessions during the summer months.
WednesdaMtarnoon. at 2:30. there
will be Red Cross work in the parish
house. .
Next Sunday morning Dr. McGrcgor
will occupy his pulpit. .
Grace Baptist church—Sunday serv~
ices: 11 a. m.. sormon‘by the pastor.
3 p. m., sacred concert. 8 p. m.. begin-
ning of a series of sermons on "The
Roveziltion of St. John."
Personal 30 pt
Sacred concert at' Grace Baptist.
church:
Scripture Reading—J. Harold.
Prayer—n1. Diggs.
Recitationwltfnster Gaylord Wlioorl.
Solonhliss Margaret Anthony.
Recitation—Master George Dickson.
Instrumental Solo—Miss Elsie 0. Bry-
tint.
Recitation—~Mastcr Robcrt Dunn.
Recitation—Miss Alice Simms.
Solo—Miss Olivia Brown.
Recitation—Master Edward Simnis.
Recitation~Mlss Josephine Sykes.
Recitation—~Master Henry Anthony.
Instrumental Solo—Miss Katie ‘Robin-
son.
Rec‘tatiouwhilss Eloise Pollard.
Recitation—Mrs. J. Neale.
Saint Paul's parish. Rev. Louis B.
Howell. rector.——Eighth Sunday after
Trinity. 7:30 a. 111.. Holy Communion.
l0:30 a. m.. morning prayer, at which
Echurch, will officials and preach. 7:30
. m.. evening prayer, preceded by or-
.gan recital at 7.
‘ All are welcome at the services. es-
pecially «reagent and visitors in town..
The church is open all day, every day
in the year. for private prayerand in.
teroeealona.
These slips wil
selling agent and will be forwarded“)
;lh(‘ chairman of the War Savings com-l —'1‘r! .‘ Sentinel Went All.
.hy the Rev. F. D. niitkcslee. in con- . . . . »
. . v. . l. , ;’ motion with the Fir-id Day of the Can the ““1 balm“ committee.
M“: 8““ “'3: “1““ Milton ‘l‘l-‘l‘ nocticut Tempcrnnn- llnion. 12. Sunwglm of" b k l - 'l' ,-
;ltnvc rcccntly boon cu‘crtnluiim Mr. day school and Men's Bible Cl‘153"nisbcd 10:3; $3135" " *p-;“'ll;;:l@ {"1”- this war."
lloylo's brother and who. who have 7:30. combined llpworth League and W2“. Savings Siam E “$202“ 3:911;
evening service for mid-summer. Tho mg War Savings 82...“... ”m firing; All members or the Willing Workers.
$2336 “t2lvingllgugianuifm-Efi03.];l Pr will be requested to fill out one (if Relief Corps No. 15. met yesterday at-
; (int-floors." ’ . guise slips, the form of which is shown; ternoon at the home of Commodore
Monday evening, Red Cross work. l 90 lNAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
Number purchased .............
Name ....... ...... .
i be retained by tlieand hostess. .
GROCERY
Honey Dew California Cantaloupc. each . . . . .. 23c
Lhetween July 8th and the present dntc ; “q. .. . ”)0 “Wm.” mm. “.lmy ”on t‘ . l , ,
;; . ; unntit of sll- tu . tug tn i . ; . .- .' . .urugt, tux rcntud the “indie: ; ;
,‘theaum of 811i: lg: artti‘m ti tltunk at only lourtocn 3'9“” "l “4'" 1‘" ""“ house on the Post Road rcccntlv \‘ft-‘ and Ml“ Ruth ’l‘jadcr 0‘ Tokencke- . , "—" l Cactus Brand Cantaloupe. each . . . . . . . .' ....... 180
iVecware was s 0 ‘f i‘tll‘lt‘t‘ "l "9"“ (““7" i“ ‘1‘“ “‘1‘" of . . . . ’ ‘onn of the daughters of the late Rlch-‘ ““51 (onkrt‘gatlonal church. Rev.‘ 50
hi“ home. \ ~thc iroublc with Mcxico. mil \vus lu‘d‘l’ l cued m John 1 ‘ lltummer and family: d T l): l .1 r' (1 ex lorcr Ernest F. llictlrcgcr. P11. 1).. lulnlfilt’r-, ‘ Large Watermelons. ead‘ - - - . - ---------- ' ' C
. ’l‘l S‘lkwon 0; q. rgeant “m“ tmnsfcrrctl lo the To“; hordfl‘; Al ,and will shortly makc it her home. l or; 1‘“ U' 11:: :33 5; a; P cfidcnt wMorning service at 10:30. The servo; Natwe Early ROSE Potatoes; Dk. _ ; _____________ 60c
tomes l .‘B n‘ ,. -‘ r -. - i‘ ‘sct t "l'flllltlf . ~. :9 .. ..“'10 “'35 “i as 0 ‘1‘» ' \"lib ‘ . i if.w. . - -
lllt cutihntc u no mu i} ll 'l‘ltt Stutc [lOllLt hivc been busy dur “‘0 \1 P in charge 0 P10 m B . Large California Navel Oranges. dOZ. ;;;;;;; .. 700
California Lemons. per dozen ............ .- . . . 40c
A. K. of C. and Y. M. H. A. seem to
Small '. . - .- .. ,
.puds of purchase slips. about half the ham struck hands. Here is .no..itr
.miraclc \vrought before our eyes in
‘Mcrwln, on Gregory Boulevard, East
,Norwalk. A very sociable time and
', fine luncheon were enjoyed by all, due
ilnrgcly to the hospitality of the host:
W—
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Graoe church. the Rev. J. Benton
View”, WP“ dim 3““ h! '
The best of everything to eat and drink at market
ltin
gton Si
reel . Phone 1405 i7"
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