a former ensign in the U S. \‘avy, and
mill-feted steamer.
3"Jacob Jones," which was torpedoed
200 miles off the coast of l1elsnd on
zJune 5 1918
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vene Thursday evening at 7: to. Topic
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for the service, “Ethic-l Physio;
Miss Gay Zenoia MICLaren, who .
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as an Impersonator and of which“ the;
' --_-- i The weeklyw baseball game between had midence when she gave one of
Mrs. Sadie Riley 0f Osborne avenue the married and the single men will the popular dramas at the Baptist
tan a visitor in New Haven yesterday. not be played tomorrow. church here some time ago, and who
is now a popular Chautauqua enter-
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First Church of Christ Scientist. i7
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Harry C. Webb, who has been visit-I
Sing friends on Long Island, has returm
Mrs. George T. May and her daugh-
ter of Oklahoma are expected to ar-
Unhh services Congregational and
tamer, and who is known from coast. Maw“ cmngg,—The South Nor-
Vtm avenue—Tho rem 9"“
ed t° 1“” h°me 3" Ea“ "em” rive at the home of Mrs. John H. Fer-
ls today where they will spend sev-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis of Pehlan eral weeks as Mrs. Ferrrs’ guests.
Honor, New York, are spending the
“week-end with friends in Shorehaven.3
“ ‘
One of the two rowboats which were
'1" ‘ L1 (1 n [ [heunissing from their moorings on \Ved-
lie XUthGA' ‘.'.'ec'y a U1: 0 needs
y morning has been found. The
Norwalk Country club will beheld this boats are the property of William C
evening. A large attendance is an- Smith and Harry McLachlan. Mr.
ucipated. 38mith's boat was found on'the beach
along the shore while the MacLach-
Captain Thomas J Shea has made lan boat has not as yet been dis
‘plans to carry a party of friends to covered
fluntingion harbor tomorrow in his '
'yacht the "YVing."
There will be an old fashion barn
Rev. Hebert E. Marsland will con- (fix: “lat-h: 2131;211:3115: this even3ntgl.
duct Jservices at the East Avenue y 3 an e is expece
Hethodist Episcopal church tomorrow. Ehizeene 11mg! st: ffalr‘i: ssorzletglngmnehw
‘In the evening he will give another of ne 0 c 11511 a or ay g t
dance as it will he a real old fashion
barn dances with all that. goes to
Residents on Van Zant Street have make such a success. Frank Ulrichs
complained about boys stealing apples Jazzi trio of New York will furnish the
turn their trees. The identity of the mus c.
youngsters is not known.
This interesting' ‘short talks."
A popular passenge1 service to New
lYork city by hydroplane will be in-
mfiifiidmhozgkgtzg 3:123??? ti“: augurated at the island within a week
or so. e sc vic wl -
week's vacation at the home of her Tb r e H only be car
ried on until the end of the summer
ulster, Mrs. Anna Jenkins Of Bridge-l months at which time the summer res-
§idents or the island will return to
The East Norwalk Improvement Ase their city homes. The by droplane has
aociation held their regular sewing a seating capacity of three passengers.
session in Community Hall yesterday not including the pilot. .lr. Griffen of
nftemoon. The next meeting will he Mineola is in charge of the hydroplane
held on August 15. 38nd it is stated that the price 01‘ the
,trip to New York and return would
amount to $15,
A number of East Norwalk people
have signified their intention of mak-y
lag the trip to Palisades Park tomor-
row on the steamer Merchant, the ex-
cursion being held under the auspices
of the Norwalk Boat club.
The \\’oman's Guild of the Trinity
Episcopal church of South Norwalk
held a very successful cake and apron
. sale at the home of Mrs John H. For’
3ris. Cobble Cottage, yr-sterday after-
noon. \lrs. F. S. Bailwitz and Miss
Daisy Hoyt with their assistants. were
in charge. The purpose of the sale
was to raise money to go toward the
rectory. fund. The sale was very
largely patronized by the residents of
ithe island much to the satisfaction of
After a. few day's vacation during the committee. The committee also.
which he and Frank Kern of Norwalk dcsires to express their thanks and 1111'
made a canoe trip far down the Long preciatlon for the kindneses shown
Island Shore, Iouis Canevari resumed them by Mrs 'FerrIS. who allowed
his duties in the fruit store on Wash‘l them to hold the sale on her premises.
ington street this morning.
During the ncext three weeks, the
junior, H. E. Morsland, of the East
Avenue M. E. church, will be absent.
The services will be held Sunday and
Thursday night at the usual hours.
Pulpit will be supplied.
The annual outing of the Connecti-3
cut Lace works is being held at the
Dorlon’s House this afternoon. A
series of athletic events has been ar—
ranged. One of those famous shore
dinners that Dorlon's is noted for will
be served the lace makers.
Harbor Vie“! .3
This evening— the regular ~3weekly
dance will be held
The Harbor View Oichcstra will for
nish the music.
This afternoon a bazaar is being
The man f11‘ends of William Stall. held dot the clubhouse. The committee
firmerly of East avenue. but now of
31m: either favor or disfavor.
'they are ready to see what she can
3Mac11arcn has
3day‘shigdoings.
to coast. writes a very Interesting ar-
ticle in the July leaue o: the Wanan's
Home Companion. Miss Maelstro- is
well known in the Norwalks as she
has appeared innumerable times be-
fore Norwalk audiences. especially in
the various churches or the city. Miss
MacLaren wrote the article for the
Companion in response to the question
as to whether she found an audience
of women or me'n more responsive.
Her reply to quote her, ls:“ “Unheal-
tatingly i can say an audience of
men.” Miss MacLaren writes very
'11musingly of women and says that a.
woman will remember some small do
tail of her dress, manner of appear-
line", of which she doesn’t happen to
approve, and in the summing up these
small details will outweigh all that
may have been of merit in the work
that she gave. She claims that an
audience of men will size up her per-
sonal appearance at a glance, express-
Then
do. Miss MarLaren asserts that men
have greater power of concentration
than women: their minds are not so
easily distracted as women and this
fact is one of the main things that
make them an ideal audience. Miss
'MacLaren. since her appearance in
Norwalk. has been from coast to coast,
she has appeared at Panama. where
she gave licr plays for the men work-
ing on the canal. She has appeared
before the men of a mining camp in
Arizona. 95 miles from a railroad. Miss
done entertaining in
tho cantnnmcnts during the war and
in the article she speaks of an audi-
once made up of student officers at
Fort Benjamin Harrison. and tells of
her feelings when she stepped on the
open-air stage and faced 14.000 olive
drab clothed menand what a thrill of
admiration and appreciation for the
American men she felt 'as she faced
them.
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High title for tomorrow, 5:30 p. n.
Charles Hahl, manager of the skee
3 hell um ‘“ a. Mgr m Dgnbm chinaware as prises. He is also going
yesterday
Yesterday, instead of Monday, was
at the clubhouse. the quietest day of the week at the go and the winner of the lucky paddle
Point. It m be on account of to-
Thts eve-mg the usual large crowd
which attends the Saturday dances at
3;“: after Trinity:
walk Congregational and First Metho— sorv ce of this church is held at I:
‘1“ Dialog! churches will worship g m
WronBWhtheComesa- arm Science subject MSG--
tlonal church. Rev. John J. Saavcly my, August 3111: “Love.
will be the preacher at both services. .1 1. .. 31113108? new
Home service at 10: 30 Sumonjmg at s oclock. To both than our
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Evening ""105 8‘ 713°~ 311“ SE!"- mg room to mains-taco at the say:-
most theme: “ setting Sins " The3w, open each week d“.
choir of the Methodist
church will sing.
Thursday evening, at 7:45, regular
player and praise servtu.
nSt. Peter‘s German lather-an M
9 Cedar street near West avenue. Mar-
itin l1. Steup. pastor.—-At the trout
hour, 10:30, divine services will be
held at this church. The pastor will
deliver a gospel sermon. No evening
services during the summer A cor
dial invitation to extended to ail that
are inmed. wtrttcuhrls‘ndayt; the L:-
‘theran of the c y
every Sunday at 9: 30. Pupils shoudd,
also attend church with their parents
Meeting of voting members otter serv-
ices. - “until
Topic: “Followers of a Joyful __
Christ." 7: 30 pm. public worship. 5 Rescue Mission, 27 Monroe street
Classes kn- I“.
The pastor will give his next short; Sunday school 311 "I
talk. Subject: ’St. Paul—a Real axes Prat” “d “mm" “a“
Man." 3.15; 3180. 8 p11”.
The mid-week prayer service at Meeting Wednesday evening
I Fro
': ' n . The Joyous Bible Study class, 3
l ‘5 OClOCk on Thursday eve mg day evening, in charge of Mr. finder.
Meeting also Saturday "2*
No collection taken. Free will odor
3tug only. 3
Knight Street A. I. E. church, Rev.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Herbert E. Marshnd,
pastor.-—At 10: so a. m.. on Sunday,
public worship. The Sacrament of
the Lord' 3 Supper will be administer-
ed. Brief sermon by the pastor. The
Sunday school session at 12 o'.elock
At 12:15 the Men's class will begin
the lesson. Subject: The 121 Psalm.
At 7 p. m., the Epworth League meet-
ing. led. by Carlton L'Hommedieu.
Nora all: Methodist Episcopal 3
church. Rev. Albert E. Beebe, pastor.
—-Sunday services: 9 a. n1.. class
meeting. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11
11. m., morning worship. Communion! 1 D _.
selvice. ":pth p. 111., evening “nice 1Wm. St. A. lynch 0.11am.
10:.303 1: A13: 30p. 11:.
Short sermon by the pastor 1Preaching, “5‘
The 152pr league will not meet 3 unionism-glee 'am'hy“. man‘-
during the month of August. Chi": "3° Rev
~. or Preaching. 7- a D. m.. m CG“?
11113:?ng even?" M 3 45’ Class‘munion of the Lord's Supper Bib-
i o '
hool at 11. .30 P- m 5
Thursday evading, at 7.45.1l‘e pray-1bath 5" "a“, _
or meeting, in charge ot_ ll. ll. Terrv ' 0‘53 meeting lac-dos ‘ 3
i
-- 3 at-
Advent Christian church, Van Zant Ladles’ A", Society. gmthis oc-
, _ tmn, at the church. POI :
street, East horwalk Rev. G. M. Tee “do” the 90th birthday of g"
pie pastor.-——Halfhour of prayer 10 soclet ‘m
a :11. Morning sermon and Holy Com-3 30mm“ mesldellt of the y,
hers farm .
munnion, 10: 30 a. in. Sunday school, gogrgza' ‘ 1:92:13“ m‘g‘m (50:10.3
12 m. Junior Loyal “orkers, 3. 30 p Young pic’s Society. “orally
in. Event serm h and Loyal Work-i
ers’ 1111312113: comgined 7 p m 1 evening, at the church.
Mid-week prayer and testimonyi -
t "' hnst church M Norwnlk. —-Sel'v
mead“. “landfill. 7.00 p m. 'iceCtomorrow will be Holy Communion
Trinity church Rev. R. R. Parker, vwith sermon at 10: 30 a. m. _The R2123
of Hartford, emulating. «Calendar for John D. Skene, rector of St. Andrew‘ at
the week melanin; Aug 3m (7111 Sun church Stamford. will oinciate an
9: 30 a. 111., Holy preach. ’
ll» “ First qutist church, DeWitt Tat-3
W7 45 9. IL. busihesa meet- nudge VahDo minister. «Morning
lag of the Woman‘s Guild. service at 111: 3 Glue!!! 9168013303..
Tm. 8 p. 111.. business meeting "Lite and Good; Death an smf.
of the Trusty Hen' s Club. Administration of the Lords Th it”? 3
There will he no church services Circle of Light meeting, “My
3 until Sum. Sept. 14. night .at halfwaet seven o'clock.
M... . __ fr; ”1.
30in: ‘0 0‘" “1" sets of high class \ery interesting ones that has as \81
been introduced at this place for a
print to those who have the required
number of tickets to obtain it.
L
.to am during the course of the of-
3ternoou one free paddle to everyone
who is present at the time he is doing
'l‘OKlO, Aug. 2. -—To establish closer
relations between capital and labor, an
organization is to he formedto play
vthe pm of middleman between fact~3
ory owners and the unemployed and,
to must- the latter with tree heard?
ixbonses.
will be entitled to a prise which he
3wfllpoiatouttothemonthoahelf.
’ My D W Tire and Rubber
Day at the Point. it is the annual
outing given by the rubber may
Emsmi‘al 3 duo excepted from 1:30 to 4: 310 933
‘3
Clinton, N. 1., will be pleased to learn
that he has almost ‘ completely re-
covered from an operation for acute
in charge is headed by Miss lda. Mc—
Laren, who has worked very hard in
hopes that her eflorts will meet with
success.
the Point is expected. Rotan Point's to its m There will be held
famous orchestra will provide the [m v.3“ am, .34 -melts
music as it has been heretofore. galore. To make the fly more pleas
’am the Coast Artillery Band of Bridle-
The hboren' headquarters. 3 T0-
kin. us issued circulars demanding,
“Mandated-refill!”
muss-talcum i
appendicitis. which he underwent at.
the choral ha 1
July gzz 1111121 in Patterson on. Several of the young men 0‘ the
— 3 beach are having thee greatest of
‘amnsement with the latest creation in
water sports. The new sport is to at.
tach a surf board behind a power boat
——‘
The filer of services on Sunday
evening during the month of August
In the Advent Christian church will
to ‘ combination of church an] Loyal and then stand on it while it is in
Workers beam st 7 o'clock A motion. Many a good spill is taken
cam talk or about 15 or 20 minutes “I” "’9 glam“ °3 3°"
in be made by the pastor, who will _' . , ,,
“kw with the prayer and tetsimony
meeting of the Loyal Workers, the MR“
nos-vice coming to a close shortly af-
Miss Lillian Hamilton of McKinley
hr 8 oclock.
Place wishes to state that the bill for
t‘
Wit-1s. Am
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Albert W. Eldridge and Michael P.‘3
“a, registrais of voters in ti ie minim
wetting district held their first sessionw
h Sellers barber shop on Washington
ltreet, yesterday from 12 o'clock in.
i
I
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until 9‘ o’clock in the evening. They
report a fairly busy day, with numer-
ous transfers taking place. No figures
plumbing for which she is being sued
by C. W Pennell was for work done
for Herd Hartog on his property on
Wk takes place Friday,
ill] be obtainable until next Saturday,
fiber the second and final session
August 8.
I was learned this morning that a
.mber of applications for vote“ have
ion meme right along. A special
. momma (or receiving these applications
Sim be held in a couple of weeks.
Rowayton avenue, and not on any
property owned by her.
mm Baptist church, Spuday.
August, 3, morning worship at 10: 30,
with sermon by J. Alfred Judge, late
have been discontinued for die month
.mtethe MWsahdSaBors MAW
M” willbelaunchedbyreprcnx
Monday. Rev. George a. Ban-d; pastas: Sunday
"The money realized from the sale of morning worship at. 10: 30.
these nominee is contributed to 11 1111111111111 service,
Thirty—eight of the new public bath
houses have already been MM.
Judging from the m. the capacity
for the entire bathing pavilion must
be 326 with the addition of the new
ones.
Yamaha one of the Japanese con-
cessiomirts at the Point, has opened
a new concession next to the house of
fun, which is known as the ”hook em
down" and win 11 prize concession.
fireworks were witnessed by
another very large crowd last evening.
Again the automobile parking space
'vrao overcrowded and the baseball
fieldhadtobeusedlntheemeuency.
Dancing was very largely patronized
as the result of the large gathering.
The new game, the roll-o-raoer, is
meeting with enemas at the Point.
This game was erected here for the
Impose of trying its drawing quali-
Itier-1. So far it has met Vith success,
and if it continues to do so it will be
kept at the Point as another added at-
traction.
captain U. S. A. ambulance service in. J. Kvancs aide. Abbott are tied for numb an “1.2:” :1 tot-
.Italy BiblesehoolatIZm. TheSun- lt‘hesecondplacemd ax them'et- "’3'“ cm
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‘ those who witness the china daisy at WEB? I SING!!! M for thee
the miniature race track that there is NO “MEI-USE! 1:11:11}; ith at this
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Mel's can at the Royal James Garage, Wall Street
walk, 00in. Phone 488-2. We give the best service possililt;
all work absolutely guarmteed. Drop in and look the new
lax-en and Chalmers line—over. 3
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JACOBY’S
153 WASHINGTON ST.
Connecficut bedding Store
Tel. ass—4..
37 WWI STREET
Our Sale Is .Golng On
Come in aadact a bargain in our line
3thls concession. For mam there is3 film
‘the Moriago me, which has an in-
teresting history. The management3 3
Unusual in beauty and the good
of the autonntic face track is taking'
pride and pleasure in displaying rare. quality one likes
but artistic sets of china, known as jewelry an, unusual Mm
Moriago ware, deriving its name from! Bunkers, I“ am .
the famous Morlago family of Japan“ m ”are”
who hold the secret of hand carving
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