Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 14, 1919 · page 7

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GI EIGHT

 

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Host-IERY
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or

 
 

In Ladiee'. Gents‘. Children's and In.

fanu'.

Ladies' Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
and Silk, from 15c to $2.00 a pair, in

black and colors.

Men’s Hose, at 19c. 25c 85c and 506.
Children's Hose at 25c. 35c and 50c.

lnt’ants' Hoae in cotton and cash
mere. in white. black and cordovan.

E. K. BANKS ,

MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwulk and vicinity:

Fair and slightly warmer tonight;

Sunday fair.

was central over Upper Michigan yes-
terday morning is now passurg out the I,

St. Lawrence Valley.‘ Showers have.
occurred during the last twentyiour
hours in the Lake region and from
Nebraska southward to the Gulf.
Pleasant weather continues along the
Atlantic coast. The area of high pres-
sure which has prcinilcti over tli ' ezist-
erii districts during, the last few days
has decreased wry much since yester-
day morning. The t;-mpcrnture isIhigh
River, except

 

east of the Mississippi
ulna the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'i'ctnpct'utlti‘c: lllu‘h till; low.

5h. l'tilt'.

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“‘vllli l“i‘.'.’t('v‘}1. .\'.). 1:. U. H t: ‘.
will hold a lI‘I'L-lill: :t‘ titt- tl. .\. It iluli
on Florida); .lll'lt‘ i'tlft

t'ult‘:-x i-irtmzt'xtvz‘vut, .\’u :‘t'. l H (F.
1“,. will hold it.‘- itcttim' lil. t~ttnz .17 (hit'

:Fellows lurildin.‘ on South ‘-!.tin street.

"Rt-llzlll.

on Monday

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scheduled to hold tin-iv l‘vzlllai \vm-lr'y

l"vil'lllll

l'togzress l"Lll‘llt.t ol‘ t'w i:
rnvnting on .‘xiun’inv inviting, 3;
Hall, 100 ‘V‘dflllilgltltl strum-i.

C(llllnl'llltll‘“ Fern-ll. of tin- Nurwztlit
Yacht (‘luh. mill-ti today \"!lll :1 porn:
of ilientls nu his yttcht “.‘-.l_\.st~i'\'." for
:t Wt'ek-t‘ntl cruise in eastern \vtitt-rs.

Serzcunt rilliutt !N.'l"t'l't"~i.
rcpmiot'iztl Slill'f of "Home Again." the
\t’wrklv n'~\\'sp:rpr-r published in the in-

o" t ll"

_turo;<ts oi‘ the pn’it-ut.:'t:t‘ llb‘ iii iv York

Army llospilul in lllt' Git‘r‘hlili lltl'h‘.~
in: is horn: for it. i‘tti‘ioL'._it tan-r tit--
\rt-vlg-ciirl. '

Tho U\\'n“l':~ of the twat in -_" li‘l'ft'r‘

\'~l|;t ‘t h.t\.: hit it llllllillli: i‘ write?“ trips
this 5 .tttii‘o'ttl for
sew-Tn! \vct-lts. aiillltllllr‘t’ iii... ‘tit
abandon the toiiiriit ll

been a lasing \cnlurv- t'mtu tit.- ht

tin-t \S‘I't'ii city and
y. ill
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SATURDAY CANDY
38c per jackag‘e

Stillson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

" SHARKS

... ,

season. Wily promoters
of “good things" knowing
you as the owner of Liber-
ty Bonds are out with the I
avowed purpose of separ-

. ating you from them.

asst-mm" martinis.

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Just remember this, folks
'—never play . another 1:
i ‘ man’s game. It can't be
" done—pith success.

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The disturbance which.

V tit.» St. Louis lt‘illll oi the same lt-zvzue.

MORE PA

Now comes the “Shark“

 

To meet Old Sol, here are the
helmets.

. Straws in great variety.
i Soft hats for Summer trips.

Derbies in the feather weight
class.

Cops in silk and cloth for the

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l links and car.

. A good straw for three bucks.
; Rogers & Stevens
I; Norwalk

 

.\ new lighting sis-lent is lie-in! trr
fstullctl in th.- lobby or the ['aluét- Him
I We toduy. ”

('ourt i-itlmundo do Aniiris. No. lTil.‘

America. Mon-
tlzty meninc ;-.t lrtu \\'zt.~'itin':ton street.

l“l)l'l‘.~ll‘l'$ or will moot

tiztttiutl Laird): at 4;; l-‘uirfit'ld tivo
“its is in .\‘t»\\‘ \‘orlt toczty witnessing
litt- bust-bull j.:.«.ri‘.»- :tt thr- l‘olt) Grounds

ll: i .i't'i‘ll ill-A .\'t \v York Alllt'l‘it‘flllS zmtl

‘lttllIl’ t'oilnu l‘l .‘ t‘t' to in) 's :ttitnmohil 'I

l‘.I‘ lll‘J match it: 521- t pshiuttl ll.t_'-‘ from

 

 

annual ’i‘. (‘. ll. class pit-nit “ill be ‘tlilv. -. . _ . only. who acre in service. - . .
this vii:- :ll‘-‘ itiutlriiimtot‘attth thettztt’lv lttid ut Moron Point. All ntt-ntln-rs oi .II‘II‘“; Tl“) i'lIfllIIf'l_ and Whmmny “:L‘ ht‘ld 3‘ 1 o'clock “‘“h "-000 m rt 53 main Street \“l’ll’all
. I "' .' ' ' ; ‘ "It . . . - . - ' U .
:: .n ltzlill to :tl'i‘l\\‘ in time for the the (hiss and friends :ti‘l‘ I‘l'lll . l2) i‘t- ' ”r" |" “‘ ‘L "“ me. including 1.000 returned soldiers I 9 A.
. m.. : t, . .. . ; vitvd. l‘onw and twin: Hood 12:.ncs tn .. . . ”do“ and l-“U'm‘W A“ "1””3‘“; "1"” '
..t . \\.t.tl. “.11 “in at .. it. Id. ...:i. ”III, “11") :l “Putin!“ III” ll‘lnll} church calendar for the ”author-st Field flew 0"" lh" (‘ll-‘V A 12 Norm main StrQC‘o ' SO: morwaik
__ tuck {damning June 13in. Rm. Adt-l- fireworks display will close the t-clc- t
tinw oi :lw tutztitipzmts in ittii.i3';~ Mn! tlirtimmn. on'icizttinz. —~ ’l‘Iimity marten tonizht. '-
Ill:“lll“.l':t'ii S\\'r‘t'l7>illl{t' men at Slim-psI IHtl-‘Il \IlIl'nu‘I'I Mgthodist {Ittirluiml Sil'hlfllI-I II“ at. m.. ciiIurtIi sthooi. ll —-- .- I I
ii! iii Ln ls lhil'itt I:l':-lil. it Silllinlt'l‘ (.np‘.“ E‘L . {I .H 1‘... .‘Lh‘ldnd. .l.'l;i. ‘0'." -(”"”“un",". and sel'iiitin WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK? 2
. . II . . pastor. t iitldtvns [my d'\t‘.t‘l.~v . “ill tuesduy. b p m. hummus: nit-elm; WASHINGTON. June ll.-—General-
it‘rlllr‘lll t'l HHS Hm". “’ll" hi“ “‘"N‘" be held on Sunday iil:\i'lliiig,;ti ltl:.“.u oi“ the Men's Huh. 1‘. lair weather with tempe'rtllrefi
:t lltlllli‘ :tt short-haven. Hunt .\'ut‘ u't'inck. An hitch-sting: procrniit will ,4 rte-What above normal over interior ‘
walk. vht‘ I‘t'lldt'l'I-‘d by members oi the SIUH- (:mce church. ill“ Rev. J. Benton districts is forecast ior next ween in ’ BU I ER
:‘I‘Ifil *gIh‘I’I‘I‘I'InIg‘Ih‘I' T3111"? “‘IIb-‘Ilg‘sIm \l't mvr rector. - Tltnily Sunday. The the North and Middle Atlantic States. II I I
,. .‘ . t ‘ 5 9 H I ‘9 ‘L‘ r 0 first (‘t’ll‘bl‘t'llon of ill H l‘C - __ ’*‘“““”"“ “’ ' "
.. . . . . _. y — e 0) ommun
H“ ‘L 1" ( ‘ub “ I” “.10‘ ‘ l" “‘SifllPh (I'hlldl’t‘n 88 "In” he presented fit “in 3" s (“(-Ol‘k. Th? second colebr-. ROMAN SOLD'ERS' “SMOKES- i F h E gllc daz
home 01' Mrs. John Robinson of l—I‘ tlml illnl‘. The other services of the tron (‘1 ”‘9 Holy Communion and scr- _____. t PCS 228 ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' """""" ' " '
Elizabeth stint on Sunday to nrrztnct-t S‘nblazth Will be hvltl as usual. Tit" neon at lingo, finish Sunday “1.901 “om”. remxntlv dimers-red show 2 ' American Cheese . . . . . . - ......... . . . . . . . . . 32C“).
for llll' HNYHitit’i‘ plans. All nimn‘tci'SlLPWVTH‘ “up!" m‘t-t‘mg '" 7-5" P- at noon. ' ' l‘ ,\ ‘hp.R man soldiers at Caesar'! ‘ . n
..2 m.. lllSi"ittl of tuft-t at" iorttimly .-.- "3* l " 0 . Evaporated Mllk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l it" can
“’1' “"““-""‘l l“ 1"“ ““ “W“! m "' l’l‘i'ln” tire Slillllllt‘i‘ months lll W t‘v es had their Pip95- Of course. they .
~ 1 “ " ' an- sum-z \ \z r M r—- “"‘ . F' p l B P. "it‘ll
t in 'q. «waning ""17"“ h Hymn-h; M 73" _ "‘\’*‘ :\'i . ‘ ' " . ' I‘iI'XJ "I ”“' Lrpv.’ nothing of real tobacco, as that me at or rooms ..................... leK t.
.._..__.... . I “I. ‘ .‘ .I ii' . I :l I I . l I .‘ 3-. .I‘.i. lulS-wl' Hint 11:51 . . II I .‘. ,I -. . . ‘ r" o ‘I .
'lmi.'§--‘t‘t'u it”\ Pi fl?" 9". i’. ".3 3.31“" 1" ?" w m. mi 7 l' s..:.t....;t “41 "0- at ”1-“ "mo“ mi“ “”0““ .3 Rolls lorlet Paper .............. . 1
'i‘hv litlltv‘vntl'fit lliltt'1 ltztr‘ 'H'V ‘YNHI 1‘: l hi ‘ l-lliH ‘~ “n H “A .~ Ml‘u‘ tmn‘ S‘Fl‘.” 4i ll't‘u :v r“ H tumor-they did have plpos'allll thry " d u 131' for Palmoliic QO'I») V ‘ H
I I ... ". _ I .. . . I . IL-r or \‘.l .‘s‘At- :l :«l‘lit'4 t-l slut! .. .. II . .. II ‘ ' ‘ . r i‘ea G at S ’ ‘ ‘F II I _ . t L.
..ti ii..i.ti o i It.» .. I.t..l .lt. ' IA. lI‘-'I‘ . ';:"i\<. “I,” .II‘N,II(,I“: lllir’t'll ivtitim-s‘ ( .....s r..-t.tr... lumtl ._\ ~ it ....: smoked lavender and ht mp. and Lot?!
I““"-il>"" “1 ~\\”“ll =\ “M“ t. -\'5‘- “'3‘ in lt'll'lill, tltnllni: '{vith notable t'ltnr- . _ all actiiinls thry ”de it. and it SPHer Tr" a ”(Mind Of our Grad? ‘ £13110:
ll. l' H. IL. qunflIm. ..I"...n,.(,nI in... “H.453 (lit 5‘“an “I‘m. h‘< Sill'jt-tl II .. »_t t .13». 3, 0-. wife: Sr-.1:g--, .'.' almost the same purpose in (art. it is ' . .. . .
'nl” lilill'l‘l' t' uni .Vottrulk .\l‘.l‘.t)‘I\’ m lullIl lit-i “Ninth. il.t’ Mari \Vlio lured ii: ‘1‘ I ' “ I if db 'gzl'l‘ili said to have been a great solace and “$3.“. a- - O .‘>
.. . ,. . . . .. . .. u. grunt" ~~ tr t !.:'s t- 'i:c.: is m a . -
.. ”‘lml‘ m ““l “-m‘”'“ 1"” “”hm“: 1;“. 1"ll'l‘tlzllll‘-‘ I” ”h. lull-“eel; a. {In . stimulus to soldiers. 1:11” #5" —-————'——-~———-- -- ~
guns. .....r‘im. m, Thule-tiny iiiizht is :n(v34(\:l_‘_ Iklirrsttiin S.‘it*f‘.t“t1 subjeu. June . "“- l
'* ' .- —- firm. ”"i "GM "“9 l’t‘érttt‘t‘ 01' Nun " picruREIRAN-smrTmc 521‘. ~
‘ I I .. .v . . t . Ia. lulu...- mt‘f" , T
Agi E . 3'8 u' ‘ ail.‘:c'.~ F.- but. tins;- £r-t All aiiiiat'rtius for itit'ISmiiilill l‘t" 1'7 ELY A ‘2 E I\l I l E
1 : .‘xor\\a7k Methodist lipzscopztl t. . :3 ti; . is murel, ,\ ruaj .. x , . - ‘l‘- is (till m the la ~'.~‘ ~
I .t'lllll‘('l|. lit-V. Albert [5. ”cube. pastor. :1.- : is r'.- “at. .. ~.. . “lies ILpltCJlf‘Wnl, ' -. :1 gI rust "mi
t l . Sunday smxices: Al 9 o'crock. the t .. - ..ar- , um}; .13}; 1,»! f‘l‘il‘m'”“ “‘3‘ ” 1" “(”‘f ‘ ‘f 'I .
I Q 3 . ttzz~s in t-lwt‘ge of F. ii. limit-Int “ill 1 .. .:\.. a; r i 3-) ;.. {3-) p illustrated in Popuiz-r yin-hut!» . I I 5:53?
I G J- A A L rut-t. At. 1021‘. . the members or: the 1. Magazine. Thr- sondlnx and vu-envmc . -.‘wi— ; n
' ..s‘urrtiuy st'lti-Ol will asst-ittble to form N“- —— instruments are svnchroniz"<l p)- a
i .;t titut-essinrt to march to the mornin: ,. . .- s . .. ‘ ' . . .
- . . . v . . . I . I . n .. . . 0 he ~ 5} MP.“
5.01131}. V, omen Are Going noun... :-l ii oclm-k. at which tmw IDEAlnb A1“) FOthALfi ‘w'l ”6" 811mm?!) an | I ... n}. A
. . .... ..I. .. .. -..vr'~l*> nge'c".
, v _ y . the annual (.iiildtens Du) lll\)£ldlll mn.‘ tqu.e it” Ohm?” . _
t t? Learn 11‘0“ 10 E SE rhe.“ will he eiwn. The program gonsus Funeral of John H. Gorham. photograph must first he rplyrrxdufwd S ec'a' for Sa’i‘ l' a y
‘ OlCS for (100d ClllZCnShlg) M the lotion inc: The funeral of John .H. Gorhani of I.“ a copper plate which ”33.1 oi‘vl‘ .
'“olcum- lhilttld lh‘iiitzton 1‘ - , . : . - . . ~ ~
4 . . , - » - .a~i xtiznalk \\llett‘tl on “fdnesday .. (. 131..“ of am “mam.
T l. lluyniond. Miss .lmwg~ Arthur l‘l'ltt-tiry \ersc ~ih‘vt‘l’l)‘ Fitch. ~. . .~ \- ~wl -. . l at ~=- any. the ”hm”! al p . d “,0. -. i- CHICVD STEAK ...................----
“1prth Mrs. G. \\'. Mun-n. Mr. tziidnullnt'fl-‘Na‘ l'Ih‘l'cise/wlt‘our girls. 1.1m ..i . t\r-\l(l u.i~ nu ti. ....r machlnt‘. _\ nepdlu ho] ileum . .. . . - ‘ -
lits. lititv. Breeze. Judge John ll.' “1"." {My Did Not Litugli—llurriet “mil“ 3’ 3.30 ('I'l‘l’i‘z‘k from “‘9 {WWW-l travels from cue end of the roll to tillt.Ol.\ bThAk ...-.uo-oo-ve-----'--""
lIIicht, Mrs. ll. >7 Ulemlt-uinz. E. l-Z.I '1‘ UmdS-I . I‘Bllt‘is m‘ it. \\‘. Raymond on West the other and the picture is reproduced PORTER HOUSE ,............ .............. ..
t “mo; .\l, \I liztywlmi’i'. Mrs. “em“ Ihn'u Litto- Ilium-buds ~Tlic ml‘té- I \\'m.-mngmn streel, Rev. ll. E. Mars- on paper at the other end (.i‘ the MB". po'r ROAST .................................... "
in. im-n. .tirs. Henry l.ot'lt\\'ood, l'lmtws m ‘hIldt'u-ns l.lst.\'—n\lm'im‘tt‘ I. , .. . ~ A... . \1 .-1,. .
“its; vsmns. Mu:- Hall. Mrs. t‘ockmn.‘ Brundnav. ““ ' ""““"' “r “W EN “3“" ‘ ' a ’M ---- _ b q . erw MEAT ..................
it” t'littiiihliss, Titus, (ivl'li'iltle tantrum is 1mm t‘ztt'olctle Dunbar. MN Episcopal *‘l‘lll‘ch- 0m“‘“““l' m' ”am mm come {mm ' 9 MA 0‘ CHOP BEEF ...
Iii-s. 'l‘. t'. liunrrot‘t. Miss Louise UNI“ Outdoor l'votzle ~Bnys and girls. ‘ermtnt m rtit'ci‘fllt- Cemetery. Australia are or man.\' shapes and COP ‘ ..I
“'oodtvnt‘d. Margaret “'cld. John 1.. Strain \\'itlt .t Hoe AJuck Martin. _____.__ 0:5. Those under ten grains are sold l‘llillE Rlll ROAST "'."""' ................
Mayer. Indiu- \\'eld. Mrs. “'m. (‘raw- "hi-‘5’ ('lmih 'Tvtcli'c fi'ls. - . - - - .. .
ford. Mrs, Fitl'lllllil .‘liddicbt'ook, Allssrfifld “(ants the Boys -li‘\ln: \"o.::'- funeral of rice. LaIgertn. . . by the ounce. abme thalIb} the P'I'rat-i. r I AM. PRIME ClllC.\ £0 13.:
Mary Rid-tr. Mrs. John t‘rawi‘ordfl hot-s, The itinernl or .\-rs. Annie R.Ii..teer- (‘olor has a deal to do With the \alue.
Mrs. J. I). Juvenal. Mrs. Elizabeth What's the l'se of l~'rowntn:—l~‘our i". “'itlnivot‘theium .\'t-ls Lugrin. “ho The white pral‘ls :0 mOSNY ‘0 Eu-
White. Mrs, Wm. Lauder, Mrs. Luuifief boys. . died at me f‘om; of hir sun. Ztiwatvl m}... and mg yellow ones to india. in .
I‘ll-is“ (light-“t: IitobeIrIt ('iYiMungs'llriltlxtflt lsfiItInliiltlItI‘crqis‘IIltfi-A TltIrr—cI-Igtris. [,ugprmI at the age or“ 137 years. after :1 Australia an ounce of good white Manager, John R'S‘RO
. _I,, . . 1' p u m; . rs. lllt‘. . “5;, . . ~ . ': ii.r~. itit‘t -ti. ue. . m... m.. .-t u. N l v .0" - .. w ‘ ‘
llzlzsy Kutrri. Miss Nor-at t‘oilins. Mrs} At 6:30. the i-tpworth League meet- 1,0”: “Ebb: “L3 bf: 1“ "1 .luidaI, n .n P‘ml“ ““1 fetch up to 109 po._nd.
Fruitk saucer. Liz's. t‘irus. .\. \Ylmnpv~ . inc. At 71:)". the evening service. at “‘F 3’ 1" 0"09-‘ ”“m 1‘" 5°“ 5 home. sterling. but sometimes realize 0:13 3
i which time the p.tstor will premix. “1‘s: View avenue. (ff FMS ”“1 393”» Eith of that amount. The yellow pearls _( —.:— _ r"

Y FOR '
FELT SHOP EMPLOYEES.!

 

Lounsbury ti BEt’seil Co. Grant Five,
Percent increase to Entire Force
The employes of the Loitnsbury &

Kisse-il [cit mill in \Yinnipiiuk were

made happy by the announcement that

beginning June iSth a uniform increase
of five per Cent on the wages of th“
ciitire \vor‘klii: force. which number
nearly one hundred at the present
time. ‘

The rumor was confirmed by Super-
intendent George F. texts by telephone
this morning. '

 

“'32 YEARS’ SERVICE—“u

Mrs. A. Wztidma'h. 460 Glenn Ave-
Fresno. Cal.. writes: "'When I was
young I had a fetter and it left .me
with a cough every winter. Thrift:-
two years ago I read about Foley's
Honey and Tar and bought some and it
helped me. I use it yet and it helpe‘me
Lever: time. ,i an em “Jena
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South Norwalk, held.
lbt‘t's ot‘ the board should be preSt-nt.

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N ews of the
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onion—Sunday morning. June 15th,
preaching service at 10:30. Theme;
“Artificial Barricrs—Abolisirod in
Christianity." Sunday school session
at 12 o'clock and the 'l‘. C. B. class.
Come and get acquainted in this grow-
ing class. Epworth League devotion-
til meeting: at 6:45. Exciting service
of song and preaching at 7:30. Theme.
the second in the series of sermons
on the spiritual life; ”l‘he Children
of the Crucible." . h

The Boys‘ Club will meet on Mon-
titty etching. on lower “'oodward a‘ c-
nuc btt'wbull diamond.

The \‘Iomen's Fort-inn Missionary
Society will hold its monthly meeting
iii the church parlors. Uil Tuesday
muting. at 8 o'clock.

(in \‘v'ulncsday mening. at 8 o'clock.
the umtlur monthly meetin: ot' the
ufiicittl board of the ('llllt’tll “ill be
An important mention. all meni-

 

.‘lld-wtek service 01‘ the church. on
hursdny evening. at 7:43. A full tit-
tvndunce is urged.

The officers and teachers of the
Sunday school are invited and urged
to attend the Sunday school institute,
on Friday afternoon and evening. in
the littst Ai'cnuc Methodist lipiscoiml
church. under the direction at the
.('onnecti(.~ut Sunday School Associa-
tion. The choir will rchrurse. this
Saturday evenimr at 7:33“. at the
church. It is important that all nll'lll-
born of choir should be present ‘

The pastor. lit-r. J. .l. Snztuly. has
(11mm ot’ the annual (‘Ullil‘l't‘llt't' mitt-
utvn~ (Ni-iv \otl: Bust (utttcrrtict-l
iztlfl. ‘illlt‘h lliuy lav hull
tit-u to him.

(in Turs‘dny I‘ll'ilillr.

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.lurtt- L‘ltli. tho

First Baptist church. l)e\\'i‘.t thl-
triage \‘aniioren. minister. Mornins
service at 10:30. Subject of sermon:
"in imitation of the \Vorid's Great.
Master." Sunday school and Bible
class tit 12:15. ,

Thursday night prayer ntcetinz
half-past seven o'clock.

“Adorn the Doctrines of Christ"—
that is. make your religion beautiful.
“'e soon lose interest in all work that .
cannot be made beautiful. This wo-
man makes a drudgery of keeping her
home; this other holds before her the
idea of beautifying her home. and
every task under her touch. becomes
a work of art.

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Rev. F. H. Jacobs. minister; Mrs. P.
lrving Smith soloist and choir direct-
or: Archibald Merriam, organist.

Services for Sunday morning. June

15, will begin promptly at 1:30 o'clock. that in the future
The ‘Sub’efl 401‘ the sermon W1“ be: ‘not stop at Bethel or South Nomlk.

"Thé"Essentlal Background for Our
New Political Life." Mra.'8mith will
sing. The Sunday school will meet at '
11:45. The Young Pe'ople'i Society
will meet at 6:45. Everyone u’invit‘
ed to attend monotonic“. The“

 
 

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‘ list?

by :llmllcn- '

the ' pulpit
evening.

lOITlOTl‘O‘Y.

 

he will attend a business meeting.

I _

. St. Paul's church Rev. Louis
llouell. iertor.— Trinity Sunday. 7:30

9:15 a. m..
10:30 a. m..

7:30

a. m.. Holy Communion.
St. Paul's Sunday school.
Holy Communion and sermon.
D. m.. exciting prayer.

All persons are imited to the serv-
ices. crpvcially strainers and \isitors
in town.
be present at the S"l\'lC€'S.

The church is open all day every
tin): in the your tor rest. prayer and
meditation.

St. ltarrml;.t.«' lhi)’. transferred
lht‘ lltl‘. \n‘l be celebrated on
(l-tl’. Witii servicvs at 7:30, 9 and

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1).

Nor-
i'h. 1)..
10:3“.

Sub~
Sunday
Christian Endeat or

First (‘tzicvtjzutioncl church.
walk, Rev. B F. Mclit'ezor.
[ltlsit)l'.~~:\l(li‘nln2 service at
with preaclim: hy the pastor.
ject: "Finally. \\'li:tt.~oever."
school at noon,
at 6:30 p. in.

Tuesday. the Minister-in): (‘ircle will
meet with Mrs. Austin. Union Park.

Friday and Saturday. June 27 and
‘23. lhl‘l‘t’ “ill be a humr on the Green.
ill" proceeds some to the new church
iund.

Advent Christian church, Van 2m:
and Harvey streets Beat Norwulk.
new. i. M l‘weptu. rttstor.~-Halt hout'
prayer, in .i in. Mouth 2 prayer 1nd
st rrriun. litzzo a. in. Sunday school.
2 in. Junior Loyal v\\‘orkcr~" meet-
ing. 2:1.” p. in, imyal \Vorkere' meo-t»
int. 6:17. p, in. Evening service. '.';.‘-'l
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Icy. John J. Snare-13'. pixel?
South Nora-all; Methodist
will (mime. 'rit’. in: will be 311
iii ~ family plmf Riverside Cemetery.

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Sunday Night’New York Train is to
Run 53 Express. ‘
Last Sunday night a number of pen-
Dle going to South Norwalk boarded
the 8.36 o‘clock train although they
Were informed that train was not
scheduled to stop at South Norwalk.I
At Bethe] the train was stopped by a‘
flag signal, although Bethe! ‘was not
scheduled for any stop. Today the lo-I
cal ticket once received notice from.
A. B. Smith. general passenger agent. -.
the train wouldI
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as it is to be a. through train.
The schedule designates Stamford as.
them-at nap me;- the train leans-I
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morning and ,ter of Ceremonies. Dr. J. H. Mallory.
After W“ morning service [Prophets L. C. Mackenzie 'and C. NJ

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First Methodist Episc'bml church,‘ South Norwalk Baptist church.— , - .\-l
West avenue. Rev. John J. Snaveiy. Rev. Raymond Rfapieszdon will occupy Monarch Clayton 1" Marshall. M"‘ I

'Kirk. or Monker Grotto. will ienw for

B ‘Pittr-‘burgh. Monday. whore thev willE

attend the Supreme Council session oi'I

3the M. 0. Y. P. E. R.

Miss lieimi Adams. who is eitjnyin'z
a vacation rrom her duties in the ol-
i'ice of the l'nited Electric Light and

fMonday morning next.

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Dr, and Mrs. H. C. S‘Jterer. who li:t\‘e
'lmcn spcndin: he part nut-2'. :t‘ .‘nlrm-
Hr- City. intri- Monday for :i Week‘s
lstny at Dulaware “'ater Gap.
:SPRING\VOODS VS. NORWALK A. C
T“: hztsvhnll same in be play-€41 at
Amusement Park tomorrow aftvaitnon
will ll-‘Jllilyed by the Springwoods and
lhn {mt Norwalk A. (T. both trams
.nre of this city, A mind name is m:-
lsured as both teams have played good
hull this season. The line—up for the
Springwoods will be the same as last
Sunday with only one change in that
of the ot the Norwalk A. (‘. and that
is with the exception of Player Ymme;
who sustained a severe injury. [him
incapacitated him {or i< V“ _
A large attendance is expected to wltaI
mess the tussle tomorrow afternoon all

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ANSONIA WELCOMES SERVICE
‘ MEN. .
'ANSONIA, June 14.—Ansonia wei-

comm home today its 1,200 boys and

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Silk and Wool Sweaters

Summer Bresses

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New Silltllresses
Wash Skirts
Silk Sport Skirts

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Attention to Ford Owner

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SALE OF HONEYCOMB RADI'ATORS
THIS WEEK ONLY

3 2 3 . 0 0
Radiator Repair Shop
Tel. 435 26 Main St, Noni-all". (anti.

 

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ma.v be rated on an average of about
hall the value of the white ones.

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