.mlu weekly rehearsal of the
gm East Avenue M. E. church
k “M this evening-
my interacting lecture on
In Land 01 the Morning
m given last evening before
”(I appreciatiw audience at
Avenue M. E. church. The
9.3 moauhshed by seventy
was which wen: rhmtn and
to the interest of the lac
of the Third listricl
«Emulsion-2r.»- was held
1 . at which time the (-0111-
M installation of the urmr
,vling systom was diwuss-
length. it was utmnun'ed
_ lgwplete systom would um
i. mulled within two or three
7 W8 consideration was
. k the mutter m int-rt afik‘tl rota:
,m boon l‘tlut‘lallU)” iertrlt-d
W to time.
, Robert C. Thompson-oi First.
yesterday received a letter
darken, Corporal Walter Sayre
' w, who was woundvd in Ht‘llltn
, mm early in Augufl. '1‘an twin!
1; ”at laterwtittg and ('.,‘.i‘}l(ll'ul
Myron tells of litel'vsting llll‘lrt
mung how he was wounded. lie
, that he was in a bust- hospital
_ t with shrapnrl wound.»- in
this arms: shoulder and Chord, and
I!!!“ he is fooling a] mill as would
wanted and that he («pvt-1.», It) be
”pd from thv hospital mt-n Ilu
‘ 31m afllictud with Mullahm'lt and
Mill in a nervous condition lb :1 it“
. Ha hos just arrlu-ti at the hunt
u in the duguut assigned to him
‘ “the gas alarm Was Mttllltlml. llu
ed for ills has mush. jtm u»; h'
I shell oxplodod in taint oi hi:
1. Hit: lit-luxuriant Wm killwl and
1. including himwlf worn v nuntl
‘ e nhrapm-l rtueml his or“...
:a r and cl’it-Ns. lir' vas- ml.- 1; m
- 36 hospital n how to is will mu
He asked in his ittttvr it‘ any
. . had boon heard of ill: boys ‘1.
“many at the from and gal-i to
,g’lfl‘y anxious to hour of ”it in.
W of his bl’tHlii'l‘, Aim. 5...:
whom he is nuv» autumn-<1 in.»
first time Hum» they lull uttered
muffler. lie wishes to be rcmvru-
N to an and l‘lttxt'tl by 3.}.ll1
h u very anxious 10 got lul"l; in
”out to give the lluns mtrmf-lng t- r
”limo” they gave him.
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a PARADE TODAY.
lad Civic Organl‘ntion, Citi-
Vloltoro Wilt PORK”. in
ration ThiI Afternoon.
went: so far as completed
, herty Loan parade, this of-
(are as follows:
Marshalu
Pony Carts
School Children
.v Bum Guard
Camp Fire Girls
lullan Society
. Band
ullberty Loan Workers
« Red Cross
Firemen
Decorated Automobiles.
”urged that every individual who
to march assemble not later
, . Jute at. Norotou Hoights' Park,
fill j, parade must move promptly at
:ofolock. it. is hoped that a large
«may participate: and that a
.. V‘tolthuslasm may result thnt
m the campaign in a more auc-
Tureen than “1‘ have over soon.
liné of much will, as announc-
tbmlhview at last week. be from
‘ through (laminar street to
Dmfiiub, on the Post roadru-
flu Norman avenue to the
. u rousing speech and the
of the nationui anthem will
, ‘ ‘uorclsets
. rwer It the “rights will be
¢
1.08:" I. Lodor the New
' ’ roman».
M. Orton" in, an. Lao
WWI" motor the citation or
’ . r ll Numtt-n Rush".
1;” want vacuum!
W. l Alina! te-
mason
bll m manual-tin. in
Mk",
i ”lay “Rim
of their thaws bl I
‘ “it: 2". Moms!
Gleam no .
women are being used ‘.
cause of the i-umber of men called t
”WNW moss
ARE POUR
(Continued trom First Page.)
A gmuadllmr window was towed
and the lower part of the house was'
i‘ansarkrd. Silverware was stolen.
but no list of it '85 obtained today.
in may of the city grotet'r ~toreat.l
s clerks be.
0 great
throng, which waved newspa-
wmi the Liburty Loon address
nher'is per: _. . :-
ER: {‘13: :xniltfiflliughbfr; Cemploy- gispla‘yed. The President mulled
3“ m ”me“ S“ “‘5 “mm“ a' up, liming, Sept. arr-omen of
whito apron to act
the let :1 A. it P. grocery.
111952 men should not uczlrct to pro~
som themselves to take
salescler‘ in '
as the New York Life insurance Cont»
puny stated that {20.000300 of their
Th9 registrars. town cle’rk and set: subscription was purchased
‘1'?me “19” ““3”" iron) 9 a. m. N the New York committee and the bal—
7 l" m" to make ““9”“ Thfle are ance Will be distributed through the
5:4 Danika on the list to be made, and Federal Resend Districts in which
the eloctor's
The Metropolitan Life insurance
oath if they wish to vote in the oom- Company announced a subscription of
in tin: big fire last January.
t-ounit-v home on Lake
lie
”in u member of hi... company and
‘ nue.
mg m“ 91mm- 525.000.0941, 01' which saumowo will
Vinnie: K811111130. me “Who?“ 3"“ be placed here an dthe remainder in
nor tailor and deal” in me“ *' “1" districts throughout the country. The
makings, is selling out his HON”- .(‘hemical National Bank subscribed
and will remove to Brooklyn. Ot'l- 1 53.04.10.000.
Mr, Kaufman has made many t’t‘londs NEW YORK, Sept. 28.- Two sull-
durlne, we 1M? 01‘ lhl’et’ years he has scriptiouu aggregating $55,000,000
been in business here. During ”‘9 were announced when the Second Fed-
mst year he has met with mam“ ml?‘ ”at Reserve District committee for-
t‘urtunes, having been ”19 ”(“1“ ”I wally inauguratcd its drive for the
burglars l“‘l(‘*’v and ”W“ bul‘ut‘d 0‘“ Fourth Liberty Loan at. 9 o‘clock to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Andrews The Prudential Life insurance Com-
and family have returned from their panyfld‘ America. took 430,000,000 of
SUDIDP‘F. N‘ the issue. and the Now York Life in-
ll. Mrs. Dean Andrews Bnrrett. with surant-e Company. $25,000,000. Thar-lo
her two little «children. spent the supplemented a purchase of $40,000.-
:aummer with her mother. and retuttr 000 north of bonds announwd lust
ed with her. Slit) M“ Dillbilbl)‘ T‘“ night by tho l'nitod Status Steel (‘01--
main hrrc tllmuslt lht‘ “i“ll’ll “5 he" poration.
husband. who is now statitintltl In Cal»
”0mm. i~ likely to be ordered ovcr- NOlSV WELCOME
“‘35 “‘0“- 3 FOR THE LlBERTY
Hem,» M. linker, chairman of tlw
Durien War llureau, and a coma ul‘ us?
sir-tum.» placid flares and W519” ”‘ Fire Alarm,
position \estttday in the vat-ant stort‘L the Patriots to Lend to the
in the Austin Block on Main strum.‘ End. to End the w"
\vltltll will be lioatlllufll‘lt‘lfi “l 'll9,1"‘, Pil't‘l lt‘lt'e‘ Fire?
bony Loan Committee during the run- “WWW-3 WM“... \l’lmrv'.’
\’a:~‘:~‘ for the Fourth Loan, bruinnin“. llm nnutlnr bond “3,. ”,9 answer.
today, nations quota is $l7“~“'“‘~ "Time now» tho St. lent-co Pulp
and Mr. Bullm‘ is l‘tlill'ldt‘lll ‘1'?” Mills nonlnfi“ um illt‘ t‘Xl'llHillUll)”
town will. as ustml. go (Ivor tho tui‘~ from many .t man on tiw stream at P):
.llll’ [WI-“Mir dwirmg infurmalltlll ill‘llV \ U-Vlnl‘k lll‘l nllrltl. “hon Asst.
\till i'lntl plumbers of tlw (‘onuulttm‘ lingiutmr "Iltllv" mell and his “4
mt duty l'llllblfinllV at ltulthunruxrf to 1"“. t‘ottuptt‘alut: mart-til tho his!
LilVe lllttl‘lllult‘ Ol' tllllt-l' information. llllth' 0“ Mill Ill". Mill (“‘0ij “all
and to lab" rvlllir‘t'l'lltllltllfi- Th" "1”” ‘tlltl “lllnllt‘ tnrludim: tho tire siren
pztign \tili llt.‘ inuugurult'tl with 3 our ”9.1 mummy“..- hump in (me of tho
auto Martina in I: p. In. front Hit" N” nit‘tivst tioiw lllulxllll’.’ who”: that
mum Homing, depot plaza. 11.1,- ml 10th pyof hour-l.
5 “H“ To add to tho oxeitvmvm. the How
' How bad turn through Wail slrvoi.
milking Illltlw point“ it could just.
two minutes lwt‘oru. and run out
some length of hurt» from nearby by-
drnnttt rm u pl‘rr-aullonm‘y nwauurta
Au to tho l'iw ltm'lt‘ it was tho bul
”out and blowout blaze that hm-
soon uptown in many moons.
Thin sumo “Billy" Powell with 'l
uang'nf bond driw workouts in full
or vim and ut‘nornl dovllmént as his
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V mom'mvm- 0-
0
mom],
hotel, Mr. Wilson was cheered by a l
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the company's branches are located. ‘
Snuvely, pgstorn A1 to
meeting,
“The Last Crusade."
12 o‘clock. A lull attendanve is ui‘gt‘d
Even
of importance will be transacted and
aside this evening tor a sut'l‘dl gather
m...“ the Storm."
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At. the First Mellludlsl E isoo
church, West avenue, South Norwalk, r‘ermnu. 7:30 p. m.. evening service.
Sept. 29th, Rev. John
[1 o‘clock, Cl
Sunday,
led by
Preaching sea Vlt‘e,
Samuel
1021:". Statue
Bible school
in preparation tor rally (la).
member of the 'i‘. C. B. class is,
quested to ho present, as tht libel
meeting of the clues» will be» held
Monday evening. Sept. doth. ilusin
refreshments will be buwd.
lug. Epworth League set-me at ti
pun, led by Miss lie-anion. Even
song and preaching at 7:3".
“What Are You Worth?" Morn
music, "The Lord is My Shtlphet
by Start; Miss slauson and 3
Snuvely. Evening music, ”As Po
the Heart." by Start; Mi» Slut!
and Mrs. Snavely.
Thursday ewnuw, prayer 4nd song
LOAN DRIVERS pervlce at 7:45. The llllt‘lt‘sl in on
the incrvusu. Form and lrllllg one.
wmm" and 3.“. Route welcome is extended to all.
Norwalk Mellllldlfil
church. Kev. Albert 1:. llwbv. pus
”Sunday services: 9 u. 111.. class ill
lug. Leader, 1". ll. llvdicnl. it.‘ a.
Sunday school.
ship. Sermon by tlw pastor. tl-Ilt
ewsof the
Churches
Seuiple. a chaplain, who has seen Survive with
Subp—rt :
l‘:lll>‘t‘lll liil
11 ti.lu.,nin1'utn; “an
SALES LADIES
Apply to dry goods store of
r. K. BANKS
and” Wm Hotel, West
, Washington street, South Kermit.
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Just 298 years ago this month
the good old ship layflowcr
sailed over the ocean blue
with a bunch of “serious
thinkers,” aiming for a home
where they could live under a
free government. Today our
boys are sailing back to help
a common gain their
fre m.
Today we Oder you- good
clothing made under the bed.
conditions and according to
WEATBEI
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; fresh west
minds. A disturbance central over,
Ontario is producing unsettled weath-
cr with high winds in the Lake rcgiou.‘
Budaio, N. Y., reported a wind veloo
it y of 56 miles an hour. The southern
disturbance has developed lntoaweil
defined storm urea contral over North-
ern Florida. it is causing, general
rains on the East Gulf and South At-‘
lantic coasts. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in the western districts. The
tempvrature is rising blOWl)‘ in the
Upper Missisalppi Yallr-y and the Lake
pal school. 11 a. m.. morning prayer and
J. A special patrioticlone, with an ad-
ass (llt‘zin’ by the RH. in: (l. H. 1.. Mason,
ct: aha American troops in France. Spev
at rial music.
Monday. the Red Cross
will meet in the evening.
Tuesday afternoon, the Red Croors
{Auxiliary 7:45 p. 11)., monthly busl»
mos meeting of the Woman’s ‘Guild
8 p. or, annual {pooling of tin: MFB'L‘
l'lllb and election of ofliceru.
Auxiliary
it"-
itt ti
on
955
Sci Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. devotional attl , government regulations, by
businros meeting or the Girl‘s i rt.end- ”8‘0“: . workers who know their burl
: T» y Sumty. : n . 2 most attractiv
in; Friday, the annual meeting or the mm A YEAR AGO 3:31, “of colon it n:
\l‘nnmn‘s Auxtllary in Middlwown ‘ TODAY and fives we havo 8321:1815
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tut, 4.45 p. or, thou rehtarsal. . lt‘lnllt'l‘ttllll‘t’: High, '3: 1”“.3
‘d." , .
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Rogers & Stevens
Grave church, the Rev. J. Bonton
“1,. Werner, rector.‘Feut of St. Michael
mm and All Angels; the eightoemh Sunday NORWALK SOUTH NORWAUQ
attt-r Trinity. The celebration of the
lloly Communion a! 8 o‘clock. Morn ____..V,.....-.. * " ’ " ‘ “ '
in: mayor and salmon at 10:30. You BEAT” AND FUNERALS
lrh Sunday school, at noon, in the pan-
ish house.
A
Funeral of John T. Collins.
Tho funeral of John T. ('nllllh‘ \‘il'i
largely attended, this morning. it".
3:30, itom his late homo, ill} (“:wamL
street. and at nine o‘clock luau: Ft.
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First t‘hurt~h of (‘hrlst Scientist, 57!
Wtrt Murillo-«Thu regular Sunday}.
servLce of this church is. held at It
Sunday noxt, lllP ft‘asl lil—
Clint] and All Ailflolrt. is it dav of st»:-
ltll‘. of 5‘.
WI: 3. m. ‘
m.. t‘hristian SCit-nco pump“. 5..” 39. via] significance in tho Episcopal Josephs church, Wlll‘l‘t‘ u ltullttISA
"Iloallty " t'hurches. mass was sung by RPV. M. .l. Lyn I..
Mrs. irving liaymes sun: rt 1 “lilo
Marie“ and ’Sotuc Swut li...‘ ..lr.1
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l p. .ut‘hutfdfl," evt’ntnx twstiiuony moor1
m.. Epworth Leuguv. Lt‘u‘lt'l‘. liaiph in: at S o't-lm-k. 'l‘o both those, NW-lq - Soft hate. O’Brien' ,
Bodient. 7:30 p. m.. putrww r-t‘flli'v. Vlt‘l-‘S the public is invited, A rend‘ .w -- w. as'the mrtego‘ww lea‘nngutlthlt lmw :,
The speaker will bu LlHi’ l“. J. it'll in: room is maintained at the same Mrs. Frank Ford of Sllwrm'no :rrr- "7“‘81‘97. My held. to “1‘." tr, ll: «.i-
sley, of tho Englhh Ann); Sllt‘l‘litl address, upon Null work day, holl- nue. has rorvived a IPHM' from h” «ubfarors were Lari hairy. \‘li'tlt:
munic. days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 B bt‘otlwt. Equrd Kindlién. mm is in MM arthy and DHHIFI mums” 1:..-
-.,_ ill. l-‘muw and ht. rt'ports it a wry Illt‘f' pallbearers WHY 10‘”) Jillv l “*1"
hut Aveuuv Mlilllltllrl llptsmxml M place, also that he is well. lit" is in ertrk. Dennis and \‘tnmnt t'm' . ,
Church, Harold it). “Elam. pastor.» St. l’rn-r's. t‘ ‘wgllml Lulhx‘l'z’u Cu. 1 304th infantry. A, it. i“. musins oi the deasod. and J l\ .5.
10:30. iuorninl: worship \Vllli n-rtnon church. Cudar stunt ncur “'Pfil a\‘P~ ,. _ lulurniout was m St. Mary's 'nw: .-._
‘ . .~' ‘. .‘ 'l-llul‘.3lrlll ..Sv , '>“" r.. . . . ~,., -._,,._.
by tin. pa “)1 suthtt. lilt t tour a l l I up pa it)! up .n _ Mrs, la Howard NH”. and lira. ‘ “mu“ of Private Owen.
9d l‘hrist‘“
12. Sunday school and
uuul festival will l‘“ “WWW“ 8“" “l l"r9tl\’l‘ll'k W. Hoyt. m the llmr'efde
mun‘s lliblo class. tight. l-Spwonh int: 10 Lutburun rustom at St. l'r-trr‘s Rod (‘rotts Auxiliary will haw vharao Th" ”"9”" oi Private Pairi‘uhm’
lwnaue devotional rum-tin: Lradvr. ‘hu't'b ”“ Sunday; “unfit": writ“ of the roceniné Nation tor ttoteiun “h“ ‘1‘“? “l m“ mm“ 9‘ ,""' “"‘;‘
Fred Hawklna. 721m. rum-s senicu tomorrow at 10:30. in German. at rolief at 51 \ynfimngmn Mm. gum”, try, at (amp Devena,_lolloumg .u
and brunch. Subject; “Winthrrtuu whlt‘h the Rev. (‘ Mt‘rkel. wrrotnry ti duv mm 2 till .3 ll- "L trick or pneumonia, will be llr'ltl m w.
The new Nulllrllt‘ltl h
units will bu urwd ill lllt- who :t‘ll’
Tuesday night there will tw u joint
”means of the Epwortll 1.. .mr
Sunday School Board at m- pal-snu-
.. . - . . . . in ago.
Miss Olllt‘ \\ right. who hull been PmrttP'H‘ H9" hml been 0|" I“ t). , . . . , ‘ . ‘ ,
.~lwtniing u went in Skewhvuan. llainv, afternoon. neckinz. borrowing» and~- “mlnesduy utter noon. Md"
\es. boldly ntoulinu tar barrels,
oil barrels. and all sorts of box” and
t-ratva and thlnua and mild: them up
into a heap that reached some twen-
ty foot in the air , and mm many
feet squaro. '
Then Billv showed that he know
has l‘t'lul'llt‘tl to lwr home in t‘raw uve~
Miss Ruth Stevens, of the Southrrn
New England Telephone (lonlpuny.
has been transferred to the Wator-
bury exchange.
Mi” Gertrude Louisa!) ”f Brooklyn. how to utart a blaze as well rm to Mt proper:
and doughtvr, Mrs. William E. Hoaton, one out. and it added lust the filth! to
of Yunkton, S. 1).. have boon visiting buck ground" to n“, loan llurm that in
1 Captain and Mrs. H. W. Cole, Rownyt sure ,0 alarm the Kaiser. in fart It to
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first. Ludo? no the
or Sit! it til il-
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1’ Hw- ‘ m m
m Wm“ It“ a.
.uocial at the parsonage at 8. C
ton avenue.
Mrs. Henry Lear-b, with her sons, Berlin.
Henry and (lliwr of Brooklyn. and
Daniel HPl’llt‘ll of l'unkton, South Da-
kota. mp guests ot Captain and Mun. For ”m benefit of those ‘vho
ll. W. L‘olohRnwuylou avon‘ue. “a under-gland about
Mista Edith Wright. who is tilting a and blinkin: of the electric light!
theatrical enmgomvnt in Boston. shortlv after 8 o‘clock tut nllbt.
Mass“ has roturnod to lwr home in abould be explained that. i
(‘ruvv nvcnuv. tho theatre having hen of tho nation-wide deuwnstru
closed for a wwk on llt‘i'tllllll or time the eve of the luunchinx 0
Spanish influenza. Fourth Liberty Loan, ting no:l duo tn
Sunday services will be hold may any awidontu cause. n o, m ~
Methodist Episcopal Church at l0:3tt tmry it wad 3‘ the oommlttrofl
Ind 7:30. Sunday School at 11:50 quest. on m" “u“ .
Epworth Lamaze devotional meetin: authority, to aid in fixing
at 6:45. On Tuesday evening the \\ o- 0' ”‘9 “’9" 1
men's Bible study Cllss will hold a "c mind. by shr-
hurctrlh" contgustlnu‘ t f
' etln 0 Th 1! ~ v91 .. one o to auupos o
prayer mo 3 11 um n) 9 tin. of horIlble torturus an
at 7:30. “
that the enemy
Those present from the local Bup- American poop
list Cbur‘b at. the meetlutr of the
lust plausible he heard tho racket in
WHY THE LIGHTS BLINKED
if
dense darknmt.
Mrs. E. H. Evorv.
Wood Mrs. A. B. t‘leverlcv airs Er- ,
' " . by the Liberty Bonds that
Miss Mary smgrlflsmmgzrrgfl bought and wll buy “over here,” will
field and Rev. and Mrs. its. Antler» Email: t"“‘ “3““ 0'
son. Huh-darkened
lauds,
Sewiccs villi be held in the BIN!“ forever from earth
tho light but
xtitrlotlt- loan in the pub; West avonuv, w
win: in a small way Oct. 2. at 3:30. The
mt class will meet for reorganization at
le if ltrould, Thus hntt tug at 8 o‘clock.
H the Hun inflicted darkneqs. distress tree and there
Fulfil?! County Rank; atlonl. and dcmorulizutlon upon my anotb- social to sell. .
at B” I am. on e y W" or light loving. libortv necking nation. every member of the congregation be
M“ “Hm" But our boys "Over There." backod present at this service. The public is
wr havtt invited to all these services.
ban ever before in those week
while drlvlng mom and they will be called for.
in: tify your district chairman it you have to the girls a talk long to be remem-
and meeting.
fl‘hurlduy, 7:45. pmyvr nit-mug.
lowed by the monthly utlnml board
matting.
Red Cross work Monuav
and Friday afternoon.
The pastor will mt‘tgl‘ the class in
tory membership: Monday
moon. at 4 o’clock.
Friday Waning, (‘hml' rcheuruul.
Knight Street A. M. It. church, Rev.
pastor.
vahmg, 10:30 a. m. and 7a30 p.
Preachlnz. 10:30 a. ill. and 7:30 p.
{my meeting, Tupaday owning. Strung-rs ST. JOS-PH'5 AUXILIARY ACTIVE,
the dlmmlnx cordially invited.
Wm. St. A. Lynch. ll. 1)..
lion on acting pastor: Mrs. F. lrvlng Smith,
1' m. soloist; Mrs. Will. H. Stowe. pianist,-
0 Public worship and sermon at 10:30
Young
re- people's meetingnt 7 p. m. The W0-
3. in. Bible school at 11:45.
nation of nutloml man's Asuotiution will meet ut
the advent home of Mrs. Samuel Contstock_ 42
l'tlnt’stlll) afternoon.
Woman's Bible
9 multitude the church. Thursday evening. at 7
privatlons There will be a business meeting and
would lover noon the loci» or the church, Thom!” "on
Admission will
will Do nothing at
It is very desirable
All who have saleable articles
liberty far the rummage sale to be held the second
in October are risked to save
Church 03'5“”? at W“ following hoards of brutal might who intended anything.
hours: ”0"“an service 0' W3”? for Amorlca a far Worse late that
at 10:30. The subsoct of the lemon our 1,0,5 and bonds will never per
will be. “A Great Faith and a Great mlt. When you my door for Whit.
Experience." The Bible School will 70'“ mm have and can’t I" w
3199‘ ll! “:50. Th? ChHSNGI I-‘Jndoa- 0“ “I“. when )‘(llll‘ "an“ [‘i
vor Society at 6:45. At 7:30 the «13- your dear boys ll“. when m“ long '0'.
nlng svrvlco of praise and math“- tbo- zood old limos just bltnt‘e Ruler
Wednesday (walk It 7245 "N mid. tho Hun, and burv hlmfonmr undvr
wool: services at the church. tom 0' “be,“ Bonds.
Q “"""‘“’"‘”‘"“ For the local Plectrum! intervals.
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Boa mam. olr‘mnu our. optimal
t E F. MoGregnr. Ph. 1)., pastor
t 10:30 with preaching by
udduy school at 12 noon.
:30 p. m.. Rod (‘ross
hat in; sanlce a
y. “.3“ the pastor. S
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Want statio- umt and (m like 1““ [trauma is visiting an
Won-on mama or» mating a um!"
ohm.“ wit-loan nod urinal”: trap or “‘9‘ m "uh"
wvmw mmdmwa and yum ‘ . .. . y...“ a“.
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First Congregational Church. Rev.
will
\Vocnoodny at:
sewing.
Thursday. mid-week service at 7:45
p. at. All In Welcome.
South Nonmlk Baptist church.
'- Harrison Thompwn. pastor. 10:30 mt chest was torn completely off. Tho]
m.. morning worship. Sermon to
"The “lanolin! oi the Master."
I... Bible school Ionian. 7:36 p.
um: rally day and mduntlon vwv- original M {or ‘ “Mum of 30 hm,
All pith .ts
cloud 0! tho Bible school.
out! Mend- oro luvttod to attend
pewter.
limb We”. at the church.
‘ll'burully. 7:“ p. a. muesli uret-
t‘tmt-len value: to employ“ at! tho ill of the chi-ch.
evening
My. 7:30 It. In. motto: of the
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the home of his alfill'i‘, Mrs. M
wood. 24 Orchard Sll‘t‘l'l, on Mort
morning. at 8:30. and at St. Mm”-
church ut 9 o'clock. lntermvni v.11: t u
made in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
the Mission Board. will delivr-r tho 5‘ r-
mzm. Altorumn mtrvirerx, in Engllrh.
at 3:39. at which I’uhtor wm‘, Koop
then will titldrexu tho! cuttumgatlou.
lloth sermons will ht! on the mission
5m:
it‘t.
.
~~t‘bttrue amounts oponwl to {my
plo- ot Hood Handing ulm have llwd
in this town [or owr 5 years. Ask us
.‘w
and
art wrk M m.- Lmhmn ”mm and about it. Brand's Jowrlrv SW0- --.w--- v—-
. Will he inrtrut'tive and interesting? ‘ ‘
A“! All members and frirnds should ntnko‘ Mrs. J, S. t‘midom of East .\‘or— HOSPITAL WHIST CLUH'
The annual meeting of tho Norvmlk
Hospital Whiot Club was boll ymwtu
duy afternoon, at the home of \In- it.
A. Mills, on Clay street. The repulu
of the various committees {or the y’ulr
Were mad and all 'ncreptod. The tol-
lowing officers for the ensuing 3m:-
vvoro then elected:
President ------ Mrs. Stephen S. Junk
\‘lt‘ed’rouldemw Mai. Wilfred llMl~
tvvell. .
Secretaryw Miss Sadie Bodwrll.
Treasurer—~Mrs. John Sherman.
it was announced that the high
-scure prllo for the year was .iwmdul
Mrs. Howard A. Brampton. llu:in.:
ll a palm to be present and welt-(nut.-
the umkurs. A upttciul envelope of-
fering will be taken wblcbwlll be used
for the intending of tho’ Lord‘s king,
dour. The'outgof-town guests. and also
the members“ ‘ tripods, who hut-o u
distance: to coma. willwccoive quc ~
mm in lilo maxim 0131!? mm “I;
are asked to remain for the afternoon
. service. Sunday school at 9:30.
Ladies” Aid. Thursday afternoon at
‘ the church. Mrs. Grocut-hner and Mrs.
Engoihurdt will cntcruilu. Young l’lo
plP's 80clety. Thursday. evening.
m..”...w." ,. . -
walk. the night nporutor m‘ lllt.‘ West-
tarn Union Ttleuraph Companv South
Norwalk. has been ill at her home for
the past week. -
ft)l~
'. ,Hr. Raga}, faith?" of Mrs. (2 filason.
td’Dnrionliotomly rosiuned his [to
sltlon in South Not-walk and has tail»
on a l'ttfllwn‘lll-lt‘ More with the West.
port and Sztutt‘atuvk bridge company.
He faithfully discharged the duties of .
tower-mun on the railroad at South
Norwalk nmnv want. but was obliged
to resign on account of ill health.
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in.
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l . Thurfid‘l’ “Wilma the Red . roar. ‘ --—--——-— ftbo lust your thebclub infill-lean trnunn
—- workers of St. Joseph's auxiliur and N H STATE .ly interested in t 0 turn sung 0 Ni :
First Congregational church.‘.. of a' their workroom in Henry ”all, M 'NFLUENZA CASES ' T E ‘ or the solariumu at the now “what,
g.“ a put South No‘mulk. Rev, l-‘. H. Jacobs. spite the heavy storm. They hm u‘ HARTFORD Sept ”Wu”, y,....,, (hp (303‘s of which amounted to alllllt
illl'll‘ guano during the owning. Mm
Lottie Monroe and “NB Mary Kirby
Jennings. both active leaders at tho
Red Green headquarters. The indiu-
wore surprised and cream! gra'illed
with the work room which is fully
equipped and npproprlltly decanted.
The workers wore highly commend
ed for their apléndld spirit in doing on:
only the Pnoyublc kinds of work. butt
in doing oqually wall the more un—
pleasant types that has to be done ‘11:
day afternoon the Connecticut State 5100-
Council 0! Defense received a call for
100 mduue nurm to be recruited: Miss Elsie Hut, the prominent [path
from -!'onnertlcut to be sent as soon as her of the Woman's National yanh
possible to Camp Devens to relieve the is at her home on West avenue. “.3.
”“3““ “lll‘alll’m WWW {mm M " dy at a monztnt‘u notion to Slfln‘ltl‘."
““83“ epidemic. 3“ must be grad- the West to assist in electing United
““9 nurses. “d abould make “Wu“ States senators friendly to ill(' will
lion to the ‘00“ war burefll‘. ‘rage cause in case a favorable vult-
HARTFORD. 39% 27-"“Th9 WM“! is not taken in tho Sonata during liti-
number 0‘ lnfluemtu ““39 "90““ in next few days. or it the measure is
“HUN“ “P to yesterday “new“ put over until after clot-lion.
”“3 Elm" war. 8“ Joseph’s present was 480. Of thesc lltl were reportcd~
allotment is 150 Belgium‘ refugees 'ae’d‘lrday. Only three deaths hove;
“(”8“ '0 b" ”“9“ ready before ll"? been traced to the disease thus far. i
middle orOctober. t -—~--—»
During the meeting Mn. 0. A. lie-l puaLtc AUCTION
Nam-r8. the Iupervisor or the work. Household goods at the homtD of th"
.room Dflacntvd to the NOI‘WBJR chap W late Mrs, D‘dVld Workman, "29 8!:an
for l ter through.r.\lrs. Monlnr a check fora avenue, Norwalk. Conn. Wed, (Mr
825 in the nine of St. Joseph’s auxil’ ‘SONS 0F 37- GEORGE 2nd, at 10 a. m. sharp. confifillfl? °
2
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the
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Sentinel Want Ads Work Wondew.
be
this
that
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Sentinel Want Ads Work Wooden,
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lory. in it most fittln menu 1- Members of Welcome Stranger beds. rugs. mattresses. “by", chairs,
received by Mrs. Molime. :hohgtx' Mm. No. 364. Sins of St. Gentle. gas Move’heatlng stoves. ice. box, on“
‘3“? m‘“ t° meet at the lady! lor stand! kitchen utensils. rude board!
room, 13 Main street, Sunday. Sept. a choke m of bed linen and other
29th at z p. m.. to attend the funeral goods ",0 numerous to mention. Dent.
of our late Mother. Arthur Shepherd. push this grand opportunity. it
CHARLES E. HOLT. stormy next fair day. Sale per ordfl‘
No-
berod by all who heard her.
’ PASSENGER
.
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JUMPS 1‘ President Mitts A. M. V. Workman. »
. . , WILLIAM ASHBROOK. mm. K Pinon.
' “‘_"THE TRACK‘l An?“ Secretary. ‘ ' Adrtionocr.
' .1... l .- m- _ gm- -.-,_ --- - _,.,._ ____c,
'IISOI' med ARPENTERS NOTICE ,
h (Mt-mu” ’m P". on“ ‘ Sh 8 Re J for l A ugh] meeting of Local No. 74%.
I c m and right mm wheels bore the Malaria. Chills m Fever ‘wur he held on Saturday evening.
brunt or the lnpact and the cylindar; . . ”member 23 at 7 O'C‘Mk in we Rea
All mem-
' l Main street.
Menu Hall 11 “Mr
pr: , force of the impact when the demilod beta mm“: in Bridgeport or
13; chutne- and cars struck truck 3. reversal
‘“ v, the track for a space 0!; foot from tul
Edmund“ Honey
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outof-town places are especially n»
quested to attend.
tSlxnedt
F. H. F‘ERRH.
Sect-ma- L
a... -‘.~g-,e
None of. the mums were injur é
lhll ml mid;- from a slight uhnkbup and
fright when the collision orrurrod. and!
were soon transform! to the train;
which box-o than to their momma. l
The arm. urltmd Ml! If!” 1
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Norwalk Chronicler