«a.
Mo: ‘1.“ Uncle m 'The =0!d::uian‘ ". .'...
4““ ‘N‘ ' men. 6 ..... ”v. Boniamln J. Thoma!
~ ‘ .. “Eagle. Wind, Evosybody's friend. .
3.52,. . . . ........ ‘Mrs. Lewis J. Pugh
rt 'De‘nncy. President of the Ladies'
Aid Society, Mrs. J. Wallace Harvin
’Ladles' Aid Society, Old Mind's Club
...... ........... Choir Membe
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M
” savanna Auxiliary of Christ
V . Jneet next Thursday after-
mee of Mrs. 'F. M. Whefl- 3t
' ..,street. "
Wfllmmpson entertained
. teemmittee of My
name. Shepherds .0! Beth-
'dt-ihor -home ’on Fort “street.
I ”in! when :routlne :matters
Wrotrand-plnnsiwere mile
W activities ,or the lodge.
mm .at Christ chur
Imwlll-belfioly Communism-with
’ “stemmmahm; Sunday school
11 an: Eveningpmyer and address at
‘Mxllmtflonflrmatlon class at 8:30
tam ~Wetlueuday-therewwtll A quarterly meeting of the officers
Wailers!“ vwlthaddrefi and trustees 1" the Rowsyton Free
“2’. l Library Association will ‘be held at
I the home of Hiram Taylor, \Vest Bide
avenue. Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Stevens
.have had an addition placedIon the
.north side of their residence‘ on Ro-
waytou avenue. and are making other
improvements.
Sylvester Remington of medley
oh Iw’Park. 'Darlen. who has been Mating
with.“ afllictlon‘ot the eyes is now at
a New York hospital undergoing trait-
.ment. 1
t
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‘a
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stagnant. John 00de prasidenf of
WWW college of Fouchaw.
, :A mistake was made in announcing
. W'gge‘2‘ZZfizzszdfmrtz til: the date of the sntcrtainment.‘“’l‘bme
j“. :17“ 'evening Mira ll‘orest I E. Pills in a Bottle." to be. presented at
m" ' ' the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
“"heuknwn icontralto 80mm“ church. It should have read Friday
will. “the. meant and will .lavor “an.“ "it h‘”8
“with a number-ct selections. ‘ g. ' nrc ' '
. ____._. \Villl' ‘
'Tfllolmny friends of “’55 .Olivs Connecrtlirgu: . r3133: 123ml); 011:7“?
’ . : ‘ ‘ / i F I I a
”may; iii??? uglacimwgéngg "L‘Qca Mill and Elevator cmmhlnv,
I . ievelnent in n r Len' {‘l'daM d . Waverley.'New York. has sold his
-m ' ' ' e.. ‘ '0' c a‘ Dodge nlnahout and purchased a new
. .IWlng contest held in the Booth one through Reyna.“ Carve (.0 m.
fl: .aaaylies Commercial School in Norwalk ' ' 5 J "
‘Wport. in the contest. in which ’ '
.555 HWB'!93fliC’PM9-d as “ “Ember ”Methodist. Episcopal church services
tithes-choc] she made an exceptional 0.1.31",ng at 10.31) and 7.?" The
Inesofdrluthatshe wrote {or ten min- "nI"‘:‘"mnt (it the Lord's Slipper will
1"“ 02:0". "Mamm’" matter “’"h‘ be administered at the morning wor-
th’fi 9‘94““)? .anderote “It '1‘” «hip. In the evening the pastor. Rev.
. Insetmlhlwenty-slx words per minute. n ‘F‘.’Knflnn’d‘cck. will ”an,“
Dammit“ award NllSS lllpson was day school. Mth Biblt‘. studv classes
» with ““0 or the school 9““- for men and women, 11:50. Epworth
III.szirem.rkable achievement for 1mm... dpvmjnna] mectinz. 6:45.
“.3 ‘m h?“ ”"9" 9“““4'” typewrit- Church prayer meeting on Thursday
l
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i
immense” Dmlld 1)? her fm‘ hm” int! at. the xmrsonazc on Monday eve-
..dr. The record was made at the n‘ng at 7:43. A Victory supper will
hemulugmhe.regular‘Gold Medal rm vw-vnd m the Ladies; Aid society.
Wm“ “Chml- ‘Thfii‘mt'dfll “88 in the chapel. on 'Tuesdav chnintz.
. W "male Wright ‘0! Dim March 4. trams o'clock to 8.
mythic -wrote- sixty words net-per me! the redecnrusflon otihe ch
dilute. under international rulings. “ups and ceiling of the. church audi-
I .
Sun- war.
Tutors” about sums and herrteach- evening. at 7230. Official board meet- 5
carrying on improvement work
the greatest possible
Folios-- inf:
ups). the “‘3‘-
tound that. the
cm -mvst~ . ,
mugging. , ~-_ must-float
or FR'EIGHT urea fro arm.
.ULATEEW" '
in. "Guy Sutton or Indianapolis. 1nd.
Secretary or the Naflonalmn'
of Sand -and Gravel Premium. and
Geo. J) Aattkempcr of Terre Home.
lnd.. have been in Washington for say-
eral days endeavorlng the get the Rail.
road-Administration to reduce freight
rates on sand, gravel. (mashed stone
and slag."l'hls action.tlle_v assert, will
be beneficial tothe holding..- industry
throughout the countryand 1mm
ly will assist in the acceleration of
building and construction activities. so
much desired by the 'Depat‘tment‘ol
Labor.
These two representatives of the
sand and gravel interests have sneak
ed to F. T. Miller of the ‘Divh'rlon '0!
Public Vt’orks and Construction De-
velopment. of the {L-s. Departmental
labor. asking that he interest lined!
in 'the freight rate situation. ‘Iln-‘pre-
seating th
Mr. Sutton made the following state»
ment.
“There are thousands
top railroad cars in the country i“.
To utilize these cars is
ed by the sand, gravel. crushed stone
and slag producrers if the prohibitive
freight rates put in effect during The
war are revised.
”The reasons for promoting sad
stimulating improvement work of all
kinds advocated by the various depart-
ments ot'the Govanunent.and sanction-
}ed'bv the President are apparentlaod
in general are as follows:
1. To stabilize labor by provldtnz
cmrvlovment tor demobilised addicts
and workmen released from war activi-
les.
2. To tide over the. period of read-
justment durinz which time industrial
conditions: must be restored ton peace
basis.
To bring up to a normal state at
u.
devalopmcnt theiullovvlng ccnstruct‘icu
work deferred because of the demands
iornnd transportation of materials of
l
2
Highways
Public Buildings.
Private Buildintza.
Railroad repairs and exten-
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
“Want-(11335 of the evident need lul-
dispatch. ":0
ln analysing the situation it is
reason for'tlclay is the
to him:
railroad revenues. They cumulus-which will help in floatin
3....
in "the country}. am‘ or M
cars. . Thisfstn-plns aim-
the season of Mean
1mm lump Wat is provid-
edlor.
played by the railroads. thereby fur-
ther complicating thelnfior situation.
“To recapitulate, .8 reduction in
freightmtesauplms on sand. gravel.
.mshedgseoneI and slug-will 30me“!!!
the following results‘ :
1. Stimulate and hasten the W
lion 02W . emont wash thus giving
employment!“ the lncrens' ins m‘
b'cr of idle laborers.
2. [sores-3e the romeo! the
roads. if
3. Provide‘tor use d)“ great sur-
plus of opslrtop cars. I
4. Permit deterred W... Lian work
to‘proceod without tut-thunder.
5. Remove the an char-
e situation to the Division. “ne‘er of m Order “a .28.
i
{went wealth which will aid
at idlem'
of
in
Marthe heavy mountainous by the
war.
7. Place mall-cumvldle capital.
g the next
6. Encourage the development
bond issue.
'8. Give to .the building trad“. m‘
cludlnz contractors and producers of
building materials. a chance to recu-
perate some of the losses sustained by
the necessmy restrictions
construction work during the war.
' "In view of the rammstances and
conditions which we have related, we
macaroni)“ for a.modlfication at
General Order no. 2810 apply onsand.
gravel. crushed stoneand slug.
allow the movement of a large volume
or such materials, to the end that the
foregoing objects may be accomplish-
"Wlth the building season now at
hand. the matter is imminent and we
urge the prudence of immediate and
tavorablc action."
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WEDDING BELLS FOR'BELL
' BOY AND BRADY GIRL
Runaway Couple Released from
w and Wed by Father Finn.
.Thecaseoi Nick Bell and May
Rudy who ran away to Jersey City
with
last Saturday in the Bell family Ford. ,- meeting.
and were brought back by
. tructlon work is .be-
hastening oi cons . Wt Hunt Thursday night w
discouraged threuxhout the .m ..
nolleddate yesterday afternoon when “I speaker
. m boy‘s father deposited the sum of U- '
Detective
340 to cover the costs or the case. and
tho-alt um. all. mymmm
WJ?
struaibn‘
ammches machine W‘oi 7
other commodities km for ship- -I
A cargo-plus likewis‘eaneans ‘ i
,a seduction in the number of men an- '
placed on “not less thana~
will be present to hear mm at this
as mg of the (.ent‘ ' enary.
Word of Nom‘stown,
West avenue. M. John J. Snavely,
services Bum slant}. 2nd at
10:30 a. m.
Communion service with brief ser-
mon by pater. meme, “.Christ's Do-
minion a. World Necessity."
Sunday School session including the
T. C. B. Class at 12 o’clock. The Ep-
worth League meeting at 6:45 will be
in charge of Miss Elizabeth Wilson.
Sukkot oi' the meeting will be “Flood-
tlds ln‘Bcstiny of Africa.”
~Events ~preaching service
The set-mm theme will be
cret of a New Age.” I ,
All are welcome. There will be a
rt. 7:30.
"l‘he Se-
weert o! great-merit in the .church
4m Wednesday erasing at 8 o’clock ~Tcp‘c: oobeymgI-r
tinder the auspices of the Worth
Deanne. mandamus! town talent
will furnish a very entertaining eve-
day evening the Rev. C. W. McCor-
mai. 7!). ‘9. Distinct Superintendent.
will be present and make the nah-est;
Of__the evening. It is ere-ind that
round hundred people
service.
The Centenary workers of the
church will meet with other lml'lli‘
workers of the Nornlkmjn the
Norwalh Methodist Episcopal Church
on Friday ovoning'at 7:15 o'clock.
to -
30‘“ ‘Tbsse willvhs ml inspirational Adams .bols of Truth” will be the sermon to.
by the Rev. T. T. .Crwtosd of Morris-
town, N. J.
The their will rebotrrse this Satur-
day evening at the usual hour at. the
church.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Albert E. Beebe. pastor.
Guilty services:
9 a. in. Class meeting led by F. H.
Bedlam.
10 n. m. W School.
11 a. In. Morning worship. lioiy
Communion.
6:30 p. m. Evening service.
tor will preach.
Tuesday evening at 7:45 class meet-
The pas-
ing in charge of H. l). 'Brunduge.
“'edne ' - - _
”a” "em“ 3‘ b "‘e "mm“ the woman's Association will be held
at the church. '
ly meeting of the Ollicial Board.
Thursday evening at 7:45 the prayn
Friday evening at 7:30 a group meet-,
The Rev. ’1‘. T. '
N. .1. .will .hei
l
East
Avenue. Methodist Episcopal
‘ C. h—u rch es
first Mm «Episcopal Church, I
sing. ‘9 West avenue
Ax the mid-week meeting on Thurs-g -
dug of the church.
March 2:
ly Communion.
.mm
. n. m Million ‘0 RUFAIJ v. V
lsrly is extended to all who ;.». .
'oernql'nbout their soul's Sah‘hdn‘ ‘
.Sumlvy school at 9:30.1lupig...x. ...
also. attend alpine filin'ir‘c ..., .i "
Meeting 01' the vminc mt-mhwii
w...— .._. _
!
éday noon.
Choir rehearsal Tut-May H... 1
Ladies‘ Aid Society Thurs“,
temoon 9t 6 Fairl‘l'Pld avenue. \
:Schmidt and Mrs. Pechtnld \vii‘ ,
vtsin. "it:
Young People's Society Thur Ni."
ening. at the church.
A new number of tho pzu-isY
will be distributed.
lb,
tea
t
i
a—_.-
l .
k 1 Morning SSW Christian Assn.
On Thursday evenin at 7:45 the Semce l’unday, March ll.-
‘Wlnman’s Bible Cl gtwill meet ‘tg1919. Service from 5-6:;0.
the church. The 49.30“ will he lound‘ All areIwelcome. Subject: AM
anob. chapters 22—24. The mimic pm 3““ 0‘ ‘t “‘3" "0‘ be 811°“ .-
gram for Sunday morning will be: by day; for there shall be no . ‘.
prelude—prayer ..... August Graven thew. Revelations, lllt.‘ 21m, .4... .
Anthem—Lift. up your heads. . _ Storer 25th verse,
Solo—Still, Still. With Thee Woodman? Jam“ A- ““3“ 193“?“-
Mrs. F. [fling Smith I Brother W. C. Minion, pmy
Costa Iepsaker.
IPostlude—ln C . ............. .
‘ Advent. Christian Church \‘hr
First. muonal Church. Rev. and Harvey streets, Rev. G. M. ’l‘
E. F. Mala-legion Ph. D., pastor - -
Morning service with communionatl
l
abhor.
Half hour of prayer 10 a. in.
Holy Communion 10:30 a in.
Sunday School 12 in.
Junior Loyal. Workers meotim 3.3:.
19:30 Sermon by the pastor. Recep-
tion of members. Installation of Bea--
con.
gumyhm Schoolat 12 o’clock' . .p m
tien Endeavor meeting at 6:30. . 'Lo‘ . v .
. yal Workers meeting 5.45 p. m.
Leader Wm. Evening service. 7 p. m.
Mid-Week prayer and
(Thursday)- 7:45 p. m.
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"T335051 testin err
Monday. The Doorkeeper’s Circle '
will meet with Mrs. Walter Hitchcock, =
in First Church of Christ Scientiw '7
West avenue.——The revular sh .\
the parish house. . . . ". I ‘ ‘~
h‘wwflf‘zday' Rally at the wiwizerrzlcc of this cllulch ls lyld
. ouse p. m. of younger women in] ' . '- - \ .
it; interests of rem traction prob- !__Sg;fi‘sifge§:i:gce “my ”t‘ ‘1“ ‘
s ' ' .
, ‘ , , \V one u- . tenin testlmnn)
ggm‘gzyg :30 ma] supper glv- Ling eat ; 3e12,“. Ti both them
invited n Word Cm" A“ are: vices the public is invited. A
' sung room is maintained at 11h
280““. NW B" address. open each week dn}.
Harrison Mention. figural 1' ""9 exerted. from 1:30 to mm s
10:30 a. m. Morning worship. "Sym.
Wednesday. Red Cross sewing
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‘The Salvation Army. 1'14 ““rwll'mtr-
vton street. South Norwalh. :- , ,.--
fiend Mrs. C. H. Phillips. Ofllil'l‘x
charge.
Special services are held on M-:nm;,
.Wedncsday and Fsiday at :3 p. lh.
1.... 'i he Uluinance of the Lord's Sup-
per will be observed at the close or"
the service.
12 -m. htble School session, The
.Men’s Class-will meet in the auditor-
ll'
tum.
6:30 p, in. Meeting or the Y. P. SJ “rednesday, Saturday and bux'. f'
C. E. ..evcnings outdoor services. mum."
’pennitting.
7:30 p. m. Evening service opening
With a session of song.
i Sunday services at 3:30 and 6 “I m
Tuesday 7 D. ”I There will be a'Sabhnfh school every Sunni-hi~ at .2 A
Parents having childrtn \xhxl mm ,'
Supper in the interests of the Baptist'
Victory Dflve. supper tickets 50:. no other Sabbath school are urw N:
Rev. A. A. Forshee will be the speak-“end them to our school.
er. Representatives from the Baptist: Sunday meetings will be in charm
www.01 Folri'ield County Will be 'Of Ensign James Asher Oi liarll‘old
present .Conn. This is his lii'l“ \isit how
WM 3 p. m The regular bwfi'Come and hear him p cxc‘l n straight
may; and Wu study meeting of 608991. New members will be .tuken
tin at the evening service
Rescue Mission, 27 Monroe sunset.
.Sundny School as; usual from 2 to 7‘
iwte cater especially to children mu
Trinity Church notices: Intending any Sunday School. from
-.end testimony meeting at 3:1n. l4"-
'Ca‘l9ndar for the w 91: Mai
e “mg .ther Bell from the .Knlght 5: ll r.
Church will be the speaker. Mm
Westley. Friday and Satin-d. ‘-
The public is cordially lutus.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Midweek meet- :
Quinquageellna Sunday. 8 a. in. Ho-
189. m.
nvolving the items
to attend theLe services.
torium have’bcen similarly improved.
Ion. “'3 ”ungrmwerwe‘ltu'i’ff" ‘0 8" Church. Harold E. Wilson. pastor. i 10 a. m. Church School
.-I-—- anticommunist .Hall ws paclmd to 9'3‘23".r“;_-‘;'4r‘~ .m- -. ‘2‘“Qfil.‘_“ .. I... - ,
yv 3m “781381: evnnin ‘ ' ‘ n d .”°::'”-‘-'~-" '.~ ‘ * T' w-.. -~ ' W: ‘ “ . .. "" .. . .2. ‘Ie é.‘ - . . . 7‘ “Moll ,3" ~21; _' 3. 9-». ~.~, ", .. .‘J l
7 1 CW Km" “gwfié' 'P' ‘ ‘ ' I ‘ “"3711 f m**"‘;;‘:.;.......... on ma- W’s Fmfi‘w 1m" ”$33.”... my Wommw‘i‘g ....- r... ‘n .1; a £3.21 Com mum; a“? flu": . _
‘ y - MY, #1:? Ht. 1 ”"1“ ‘3 "p“Jilmbflm‘lkmamugr ”amines ‘o Bowman u‘ tl?‘ Vi; and in consequence M. zried by Re" Thomas 3‘ Finn. ~ Lion of mm]; an a «W =. 7-130 1) m. Choral aenvice - Grace Baptist Cllumll. F. i.v‘.;.\
a. is '19 . - . . I W‘- I In”. .I II II I
This veryrropel ending of the es 12 Suma y School and Men-s Bible; Monday 7:30 p. m. Red Cross. :MrilI'Ch 2111:3335;- IIIIIII H II III
a. 131. A- t . ‘." l u . l \
These. 7 . . é .
y p m Sewing meeting Otiathan and Serg‘t. Helm LINN...“ H,
Him old 15th."
t8 p. m. “The True Chum 1 "
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iGracc Church. The Row. J.
m oihcial sources rewarding the
did progress -in military service t
b
that the cost or
rintions and
.---.......trlllll‘ehuucrwl'e. d the t {fro
. _ . , l u we .pleasan t would otherWlIW
m- (entertainment. “The New mien
Ml’flllhlch was presented by the of the two sons of Mr. and Mrs. lR. P.
m ofrthe East Norwulk Im- Chittenden, both of whom have re-
The attai- cnived honorable discharges. .Capt. 'that npi‘ml)
young man from Class.
h he was held 6:30 Epworth Mogul! devotional ser- Stile Women's Guild.
avloe. sweet. “High Hearts lor- 7:45 p. in. Business meeting of the
Great W6." Manfred Hawkins. IWomen's Guild.
7:30 Evening worship with address 011.111., Business meeting of the
Trinity Men‘s Club.
if building work tlha I .
rocved in being put nil in the hope 99“” ”$9“ new“
ill sharply decline no mm” '89
‘ .in heavy bail.
funds :now .
l‘mr.‘ m.
gfiovumeut Association. . _ k ‘ fly
I :aésuccess which for outmeached Vernon B. Chlttenden was connected available may be used tot wot“ a FWIO OHILDREN SENT by flcv. Dr. John Gowdy, of Fooehow,
.. ennhdtnexpectations ot the cummlt- with the transportation department. Dmi‘m‘ed' t . ‘ TO scour-v HouE China. -Hrs. mt E. Cale will sing Ash Wednesday 7:30 p. .m. nomrwtamer, rector. .
ifir’flld. well repaid the members for ‘A. R. C.. and First Lleut. Lloyd Percy "n “'m 5" “Died: w??? £12: ‘ - __ , Jug-he fldn‘Y‘fil-vmm ed Kenneth 1IilclIselIlIsieIlvrlllhoconduct the. figment“??? $111332:- 23%;:‘S
' . . . r » ment that-wazcss on no .1 ' ‘ L may.” : an ustral lec- serv 0e use 571 cc it. .c e rationo e 0y ‘0!“ . "v
' es» and unremitting efforts IChittenden was with the ”m Field lv-dccrease“: during the existing state The “manned cue 0‘ Bema'dino lurewlllbe given in the church on "A Thursday 7:45 p. m. Devotional and »8 o’clock. the second celebmtlun 0'
. I I ngihe entertainment. Arlllery. Capt. Vernon Chittenden fair i ‘Moreover . sharp decline Fabrizio chuKEd With the neglect of Visit to mtem and Southern Asia." business mm of we Gm, Mud. 1119 Holy Communion and 59mm“
-, - . _ O at's. ' 0 ‘l' . I . . , I . '0 I - v S‘h ];t nllt.‘
”when Illnveluy was the .hit saw service on every front. except Ver . m ”so of malaria“ “Rem“ his two little children came up in the The wonderland of film will be ly. I . 10.30. Pallsh sundal « 00 l
. Marching an her delightful im- dun. He spent five months with the "1 e 1‘ I ,. I“ I u m. uptown court this morning. and 'the‘Wflcd bywmeI seventy genital: Thursday 7-45 p. m. Choir rehear- was m
4' ‘ , . - , . would br nt; 888 er. W . M“ w as nteresttng. cripo sa . . S ringwood Chapel. I.» gem"..-
.of DaisytLovejoy. thenew French in Serbia and returned from therefore. that the only source. of re 0““an were temporarily committed ton. Mr. Clarence E. Parsons. of Rev. William E. Hooker will have Soufh Noflvalk
#19 3815015 County Childrena Stratford. will sing during the even- charge or the Sunday services. 'l‘wo meetings as usual. Sundial
3:15. the atten .
e Rev. Fianna after 2 months service. Mr. , to
to reduction of transpor-
ing. All children under twelve years Rev. Kenneth McKenzie will con. 'Schnol 2115. closing
ew teachers
messing and n
rim. with w-rom th . I
fI " .mnder Brown, the new ahd Mrs..R. P. Chittenden. parents of I"?! hes i“ ii b “(I mm d Home.
”utensil! love. This charming the young men are residents of'l‘oken- ”“0“ charges "’9me on g ' A! told in The Sentinel last Satnr- of use must be INN-Ned by duct the services at 7:30 p. m. Wed- ”we is g I
' ‘ nis earning for herself an mile and Brooklyn. in“ materials. III! the mo, ins-attempted to keep adults. Inadm' eveningB through Lent. have arrived to help along this good
. " , ‘ 3n mig‘conneclion it 13-well torpdm - ' ‘ Viodnesday, afternoon the Ladies'g “v . . ork. W
‘ reputation as an actress of out that in consequence of the provi- “39 “hulk“ in an unheated stone Aid Society. ; St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran; At 3:15 «Sunday next March 2116f”
-, My and the possessor of a. The Rowwmn My“ “1° have en‘ . ‘ ' Ol-de No 28 W «hack on the Westport road near Peat Thursday. 7:45 meek-service. .Church. Cedar street, near West ave'spegkm- {9;- this meeting will be Mrs.
51°“ 0f new”) r ' ’ maymm Red Cross .work. ’nue. "martin L. "Steep. pastor. Marie Robins of smmfilrd, Conn. a.
tunl colored woman. Carlie
Sunday Gianna-aeolmem-mmmns most spit‘i
Norwalk methodlst liommw there will be uvo services and hear her talk about Jesus. When
.T. T. 'Crsw- Lat. St.~ Peter’s German Lutheran you have heard her once you Will
"Church until Easter. At the evening: .wam to hear her.
services special Lenten addresses will, 'nations
Swamp sector the past Mikey ‘
thaws been coral for by his brother. ”2“” l E‘S‘e a. Group wentenary ‘
The lather is out of work and it was (“mm Awe” by R-'\
and ‘jle “rem“ m ”m !mm,‘0fmm°‘nv N~ J- “1 d9 om)
. v at; lamina! humid-procurem’n . .. I I I . ~ .n
the “1:2.” in; trade are 'stone'mson. whenihe Knight Sinai. .A. M. E. Church- 3; IihlolylEImuuf . ‘9 “T‘Efifi‘ 3:!
9311311 spring season 09038- M' W. A Mr Batching morning semt,..t .-'. ...rrow, 10:30. will
trolled with the Red Cross for the wel-
"nrw M" are. Wallace 0. Ackerley or into cons
56th Regiment, ’Battery ID, who saw factions.
«laughter; Herbert 0_ pound service across the water, Tracy B. mulling bore anuchare
» «laconic, a member of the Ambler of the naval service force. than other commodlécfi.
r‘r-ifljtlmin J. Thomas as Uncle Arthur W. Clark ot~the 12th Division. inStead 0f 20 per cent"
1 - . . “79'"! infantryz Rue-«ell A. Hall. list “momma ‘° 'mm 25 V" “m"
,fllmeld church sexton, and El 1,, is assumed thattb
ideratlon the disposition 0!
sand. gravel. crushed m
titer lncrcale
inasmuch as
"MIyoice. She. was=ably as-
' isswEleltnor . Johnson do .039
it Henrietta Sharp.. Hezekiah's the
invited.
Sergeant Frank E. Rogers, of Julm
town. Pa... relating his war ml"
zlences. tells of picking up a Tier-mm
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Lunch. .
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, II of th Re B Th "any infantry Detached; Frederick lament-increase wasplaoeduponthose . m ion of the Lords Supper in the eve- tn‘heor‘ll gospel . 0‘, salvation."
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wanted thatlt will be repeated eglment. °mpany B, with "ink ‘0’ - possible to rocure decent bear" 39"- ”I'm M «Cleveland. 0310' m m 1 d d- . .arou ' .
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I_ --evenng at 8 oclock at the - _ 1‘ work in we“. the h0y,of “we” mum girl at (our . _ .creatul-e. Holy Communion wdl be ,
k'Metbodi t h ‘h much fightlnz' Rev E Merrifleld 56th 0‘“me construe “m g March 9th cm was Stu-king in “'
-- s c lift. for the hem . _ ' - ' ’ ' - r'lod In view of the years for {less than {our donm‘lm . I ' . ,
totals-church. Themt mllows- Regiment C. A. C.. Battery D. who also during the war pe . . 9 ch 2 . material address at 10 ,o clock
‘ - ' was in active service; Henrv Silver- ”"9““? “minions “0" "b‘r“i“‘“g' “ a ‘ : First Wgaflonal Church of Lon “The Sacrament of the altar." «w a sentinel Want Ad.
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remi- Topnot the-Choir Leder 0- E— F-- “WWW 13‘ A fund started . . and choir director Hrs. Wm H. l
' ' ' Willi H} Q1; by P. M. Needles, the progressive mer- removed along With other restrictions . , and . Stowe-amt. ' J i
” """"" -' """ ‘ am ' .m en chant is being raised ,0 detra the 9» released by the various war agencies. The queue “735 V9“ long ' vm Services my Sunday morning, March '* WOM‘N‘S mask GLORY L
Woflat (Members) ........ I f 'th ’ . Y “Mm-eover. the freight rates app!” mixed. A stout. coarse man amused 2. will begin ”My «at “:30 ‘_ m; '
. ............... Oliver S. Stanley pens“ ° 9 welcome m ‘R°W“Yt°n- . _ n himself during the long wait by Whifi' This is Cmmmfitmfluntloy and it is . . . _ . ~
, mg on sand. gravel, crushed stone an _ . , , t p .11-
W F‘ Sharp ( one the ) - nothl to a very wet: hoped ovuymsmherot the congrega— when a he“ set of turn: 111
I . - J. Gov-ERNMENT'TROOPS AT CAmPo slagr are too Man to permit a free perms sweet . use H tion «will .an. lal extort to rives from Angevine's store. Eu»
"""" i. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ames 1" FmCh MAYO movement of these. materials and thus ‘Y gill who stood next to him. 'I or be present. Bible School and Men’s ' peclnlly if it's a new dinimz
I we ( Char ) ' """"" fBUENOS AIRES. Friday. Feb, 28.-—- the railroads will lose alarge volume (31’!m “”911 a ”ii-19 113811" each Line Club will meet at 11:46. The Young r room set. Then she will imme-
lib limit-er ‘ b new“? oil Pollard Government troops have been ordered of traffic that otherwise would be ol- hemmke. and than, 4318899“st 3h“ Pennies m” ”5*“ meet $633.: ‘ . diately have a dinner party. so
' f -3 ar °nI° ‘1 t 9 “mm .to remain at the Camno Mayo bar- Rated; with a consequent decrease in “119“ OBI him: I" , mday evening at 7:30. all her friends can admire hm-
.P...ki ........ WilliamIYoung, Jr. racksntllis step being taken. according revenue while at the same time the "I wish you would.:leaverme alone. (On Wednesday afternoon at "wee, choice. Well. if the furnilltrt'
'II or us. a joke .I‘ ..... - .- ..... .. to remain [it the 'Camp M810 be“ output or plants engaged in'Ifhe DI‘O' she Said angrily. .o’clock the mar mIfllthly msetlnxr comes from here. you Cllll' (lax.
"""" Frederick W- II'IakaS tion against disorders arising from the duction of the materials will be “All right my dear." said the huge .ot nae Woman'sl.m§??hrrig‘mfzii pend on their agreeing Will)
I I..lShatp, Hezelnahs 'Old harbor strike and the carnival .now in ,gl'eatlv reduced by the development of one. “but don't ’9!“ “9-" :It‘ibtjeitegvsillpl: oWhat can we do f0; ‘ your good taste. Only the "”3;
II ghterJliissEleanor-Johnson progress here. local pits and quarries from which low The girl looked .him up and down the y n, and young women of best in our SlOCk'
lay invejoy, The new school A committPe from the Stock Ex- grade materials are obtained suitable scurnfully. :South blowout? flies Jean C. Keir,
‘ " . - - . Miss Mildred Lovejoy chance called on President Irigoven only for inferior work resulting ~inIIen- “Your're in no We? 0‘ that." «he Secretary “WIWl’CN‘s 2f "
- am. Organizer 0f the 0111‘ tonight, and informed him that if the ormous investment losses by industries said. "I'm a Jewess;”-‘-me ldw- mm”: 3““ m 0m! til: Gum“. ’ll‘riegd-‘I
‘3 Club - - - - MTS- Percy .Morflan pet-t.strike was not settled soon, busi— already established.- _ -. I --r-"‘ lyChtb of Trinity Chm-ch will ad- '
I tuuia minutes. The milliner . hess houses and industries’here won-3 “On account offthe decresized demand ,—'rry A Sentinel Want Adm {dress the mastitis. Let us give "them
..- .......... .. Miss Marion Husetd be compelled to close. for coal due to the cessation of war ment ”anathema. a hearty web-I0. '- . '
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