.r4er E0...“ “""“"‘"’""“*
; EilthlliWAlli
”Buckley will be married this afternoon
.at 4 b'ciock.
.A——q
{tumours EAR
.. ...‘.~.
, During the war there were 172 inch
from the East Side who had been un-
'-der arms. or that. 7 were rejected
and 3 ot’ them were killed. {
Failing to pay a bill for repairs
Mr and \lrs Eugene C M'lreland Whiqh were made ‘0 his car recently.
of'Elizabcth N. J.. and Miss A‘. L. Tea-J)“cy Chittenden of Tokeneke. was
sue 0t Southold .\’ Y are guests at served with an attachment on his au-
. the'East avenue,“ E .parsonage tomobile by Officer George Dance on
Thursday, in favor of the Depot gar‘
the work was
Fishermen are now devoting their age. at which place
attention toward the catching of don“-
Smells. For the last week or so cu. erv- Mr.
thing proclaiming to fish was devoted his :tulom:‘.-Elt- until he has settled a
in me catching of snappcrs. bill which the Depot. garage holds
‘ against him for repairs they did to his
Chittenden will be unable to use
v -
“is.
«ins-U ‘ Liu tutti i. ilutl col-n: C. ‘ .~
.Tobeoco Fund committee mm the dent which occurred at. Lynch‘s cor-
iance which they arc to hold in (‘om- ner rccently. The hill. it is alleged,
>5”th ”3“ on TUPSdNV N”Ve‘"b9r “- is overdue. anti the management de-
'k“m'3‘l“" "a” '"1 “"‘e' "“h ”‘3' flirts to collect the money due them
cells. The money derircd limit this for the work.
dance will 20 toward the payn: of .
the Sldt‘wflill which i; being laid in )[rs- \Villiam Hunting of Bridgeport
front of the Fomuiunity Hall. in visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
\Villiam Northrop ol Darlenavcnue.
Harold Bates of the Rinus' End Fuel
ficial members of the Norwalk group Company is ill at his home. During
0' M' F" church a”) to meet “t the his illness Richard Abcndroth is sub-
Iast avenue M. E. church to consider stitutlng in his place as driver.
plans for the full and winter campaign. George Velie has taken ”In agency
The Lag,“ Aid Society will serve of the Curtis Publishing company for
mapper in the church parlors at
o‘clock. The Rev. “7. “I T, Duncan, the Darlcn district. _ h
D. 1).. of Brooklyn. will speak. “m" M‘"”'“‘“ ‘5 imam“ “h
' a cold at his home on “cs-t il\'t'nl1€.
If there fiver was a hustler ,on the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sangar and
East Side, M P. Dunne is that one. family 0? Norwalk moved into they
No matterth he sets to do, he goes “WNW home on the PO!" Road. ’98-;
but with tho purpose of making it a tertlay. '
access and accomplishing it whether “'illiznn Newman has accepted a. PO'
, it be difficult or simple. The prai<o Sition in New York city and will be-
that beloncs to Mr. l‘lllnnc is helm: gin his tlutics tlnrc commcnclng Mon-
sung by all who know him and ho can day morning.
rest assured that if there is anything Howard “'illmott. fornlcrly of Da-
ihai can be done for him it will ccrv rivn. Stopped off to his fathcr
”in” be 8(3th Upon by his manv :ld- \vhilc he was on his way to .\'cw York
'mirers. lie reports
It is the iinll‘.‘ ft".
On 'Frldnv nitzht. October 24. the of-
SP!“
city from Massachusctls.
that he has hctn cnjoying himself inl-
mcnscly and to prove this he left with
his father a photograph of himself and
a large codfh-Ih which he caught.
George Schlichting. Jr. has been en.
joying himself for the past few days
by going fishing. iic reports that he
has so far caught 200 smells.
Therc was a community dancc held
the Noroton Fire House last night.
which was very largely attended by
the young: folks of the town.
Mayor Jcrcmah Donovan will be pro-
neni on Tuesday evening at in? tailorn
dinner which will be given: at Dorlons
.lor the cx-scrvice men of the 2m
Side. The Mayor will address the
boys and express his emotions on sec-
' ing them all back home again. An-
other member of East Norwalk who
.it is hoped will be present. is Captain 1
”John Keogh hc trollcy company
and been rcquestcti this morning by
to so ' s .u ' r. ,
Ir. Dunne nd‘xt nccial can to “fork was begun ycstertlay lnyinl:
the bridge rwilr-h to he in readiness
' - — - the concrete the Tokencke road.
at ‘14... it is requested that the men
' ' - ~ : ‘1 w W!
lppear in uniform, but no man should “h“h could not h‘ 1“! “pm" 0 “2
ntav home for the l'lck If one if hf‘ to agree" amount of work which had
can show some crcdcutia‘. that he has
been in the ::'3I’\'it'c if hr ha< rcriN'-r-
on
to be completcd first.
All auto truck lwlontzinlz to Richard
broke down
ed with Mr. Immu- he must ulokt- it & Sons Of “'Ii‘m'qmfl'
known. m or the Rcvlcw oillc: yostvrtln)‘ morn-
_ , -.... _. - _ inn and did not lrnrv until late last
f. ’ night. when lllt‘ lll"(il.llilt n hm] l’l‘pllif-
* liliWAYiflN
.‘Jrs, Viola Slilr'ix of \\'llilv- l‘iulng is
‘- *‘r‘w- RPl'llliinl.’ a duck with ln 2' lithI-r.
'Mrs. David Mix", H 07' I‘d” "pk" l‘“ lii‘s. ii. A. .l;lt'i\.~t\ll tn’ ilill it'll.
Iurnetl to he" ”a". homo, mummy- \Vzlrrpn (ircvn hos sulli his Olii
T lunch wacon to Louis \'. i’tankc or 7:9
.3. wow f.\'- _
I'eJt Il tl’ xii” 11W “Mk W} hm “ills-it lll'tnll“. Port Chester. The
incl: t mt" ”H H totmgr- on Rn} wagon was towed to that placc by
. 5 rec .
John Fairbanks, ycslcrtluy.
chrcscntativcs of thc Jewish “'91-
Mrs. “J. Raymond (iflllill'i'i‘ has pur-
fare League of .\'t\\' York :lrv mill no.
thased a modern w-vcn-room semi-
_bungalow on iiillsido avcnuc. Noroton. collating wulrthc (.lll Agency of fins
’ town for a piece of property which.
. Daricn pcoplc who go to Norwalk ”WY wish '0 “'39 "1T 3
' rtre pleased the trollcy company-mm Thc rcprcnentalivts have. a curtain
Inished its rcpair work on the Tokc. tract in mind which is located near
helm road, and not inconvenienced by the Post Road and if the deal can be
transferring from onc car lc :tnothcr put through the." will become m" 3’0"
which was necessary during mp ”pried sensors of this vast amount of land.
the work was being done. The Lazy be notified Mr. Gill that
-——-————- money is no hindrance to them. and
" BOISHEVIKI KILLED that they would like to hear from him
MANY WOMEN
hcnltll farm.
as soon as he can make some definite
plans. The representatives claim the
WARSAW g 10 8 location is an ideal one ahd that is hte
. A CD1. ( y 'Mali).——The rea- n or k ' .
Polish Government is compiling the o 1 me in; almost insistent de
ator yof the atrocities committed un- Vmands for the property. "‘ I
An automobile truck belonging to
der the Bolshevik reign in the city of
Philip Howard, Jr.. of New Haven.
ggnsk, now occupied by the Poles.
, 9 latest. brought by an American Jr” caught fire in front of the Darlen
Bank at 11 o'clock Thursday_ night.
Red Cross worker. who has just re-
turned from a relief assignment in
1h8t newly occupied city. concerns the The tire overheated the engine to such
.gggdg-ao! a zoman hospital assistant, 3. degree that yesterday morning when
S ran enough to “Dre” fill? it was attempted to crank it. it was
“hope that conditions would im
Qhen the town fell to the Poles. prove leamsd that 'the crankshaft had be-
. The director of the haspital in ques- come “frozen." Mr. Howard has been
l w ~ . sunning under an ill~deserved re- notified and will call for the truck
We, administered to him by a suri '
.fiiclal ot‘ the Red regime. warned (it: A “Ck which is being used to but“;
ter that the arrival of the Poles cnmhed stone to the Tokeneke 1'
”fig?‘ a. (image for the better. was reported as standing on the
.. e‘was eported to Smolensk. Farm road without any lights to on-
- woman assittant. who ventured I cer Dance at 7 o'clock Thursday night.
further in expressing her 0 in-
. "a shot into a ”we. on the dfwn Otlcer Dance went to the place and
re the taking of the city by the investigated. He returned to the c
tarandpboned to Frank Roe-not
When vtaited by workers of the Am- Stamford who came t
. o Darien nod
m Red Green Communion to Po,- 1
fluid. the h itals i orphanages of p need two lanterns on it. 8..metlme
, city were found in such pressing during the night, some person or per-
‘ of food gunman}: of them had sons set the truck aflre causing the oil
« obliged e 39. One home for- in em tor
‘ ‘ 01'!) ,. ‘ been without so Wflgd o to burn and cracking ice
7 -u,acrueto!bread formal-0'0 era. ‘*
n “1.93. g“, other: Md Men tomorrow morning at 10 a. m.. the
similar privationa. According to Darien Starfish Giants and Red 0mm
m'muwl 2;“? Outs“? will‘gombin'e and form one team whit
a m - ; ffl:m°1 tom-dd new. Wol‘b
l
01W
limiting?"
it is n51” War-yet. who will a}.
pear for the Nor-own tribe. The trol-
ley company-dummies that it will
.c special excursion rates to
-. Lynch Field as they have had a crew-.
barge
or men laying special rails direct to:
:2.
l
; ”.33 m, ‘
3 Senator Williamson the. Guiding Light
of the Dal-ten Firemena’ Team, Who
Will Twirl for Them Tamer-row.
the grounds for the game tomorrow
it is requested that. baseball fans kind-
ly lrstrain themselves from pushing
as there will be enough room to “ON
commotiatc them all. L
NEW Willi]
s
M
l
during thc Miro winter.
l-Tai'ncaq \Vccd of Sprinzdalc sncn'
several days n town. Menday. callinc
on friends.
'.lohn Roll": of Hartford spent snv.
crol davs With in (‘allcr
slrt‘vl.
A van was born to Mr. and .Mrs
(‘imrlcs Sunni” of Lone Trt‘e farm
Mondav morning. t
llcniumln ll. Keck-r, in. has pur-
charcd a haul-eta Glenbrook and mor-
cd to his new home. Saturday. !
n. 5. Banner and ramm- of Tab:
madam Hill have returned to their win-l
for home ah i? Park avenue. New
York.
Dr. Dunn'nz returned from Maine.
Sniuttlar. bringing back two deem.
which in- klllNi in the Maine woods.
l‘r. H. D. Hotrecker attended the In-'
nunl niccm: of the Connecticut State}
Mcdllai Society in lierlden. Tuesday. l
Owimz in tiw inclement weathcrnho
mcelinc or the New Canaan Gradual
colltd for Touch; nirht, was position
{'11
Mine ('ar'" Kc-vior of [-th inc-ml?
loft for Wu lfiol-l. N. J.. today wherc
5hr “ill unlit lzvr home with her his-
it‘l‘.
.Vlt. and Mrs. (Icnrzv ii. Juli“ cn-‘v
lured on B‘liu t~ip vo \lcritlcn, Tucs-
tlnr. :iw m’wli in in: thrlr weddinn an-
ntvursary.
Howard flip-2*”! of \l'nodburv was
lhc mu“ 'ol'li‘wt pinning. Mr. and in...
‘Ra'ymond. in
s'l't‘t'i. Monday.
Mr: Arthur A. Dixon of lerixcport
was :lm lzucst of her son iiarry A.
his ntothcr
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1
“WW?" FT. Seminary
itlxon and ftiluily. in Railroad avenue. «
Moran's.
Mira Nellic Smith. bookkeeper in
tho (ilynn’s grocery store. is enjovlnz
a wwk's vacation with iricnds in New
York. I - .
Mrs. John hiaitlnnd and her son-tn-
law. “Porn-1 Rutherford of Owen
Sounds. Canada. were in town this
week on business.
Harold Demerritt has been appoint-
cd special expert in stcel and electrical
work on the Tull! Commission at
Washington.
Leroy Reynolds is enioyinz a much
nccded rest from his: duties on the lo-
cal police force. He is spending it.’
huntlnl. “chin and auto riding.
Mre. Herbert Warren baa purchased
the dwelling of Mrs. T. H._ Fenwlck at,
Oak and South streets. she will taki'
possession at once. "
Mrs. Jessa Ayres and sister.
Mary Chicbester of East. Norwnlk.
have bccn spending several dayen‘ with
relatives and friends in town. '
Mrs. Jane Brown of Seminary etreet
celebrated her that birthday. Tuesday“
has:
The llalupi'm lnn will remain open"
ichurcll.
department. while they attend
I the pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal
{'West avenue. John J. Suavely.
r-Sunday services as follows:
,spreacblnt cervice. Sermon
2"Tbe flan Who Ran Away."
pastor
; class.
lEpworth League meeting.
til; or song and preaching.
News of the i
Churches .
church. the pastor. Sunday when! at I:
10:30. Topic: “Keeping the Pledge." Leed-
theme:
Sunday.
lee-slop at 12 oclock and the T. C. 8. meet with In. M Cowl-on,
A welcome to all is extended Elm «tr-ct.
‘to in this n lodute class. At 0:45,
9 ’0 p 7:30. cvt-n- Evening" at 8 p. 13., in recognition of
-m...
WIXJHOP-
O
. o'cloet. Chriltiaa Endeavor at 6:30.
er. Hie- Loura Ray-lad.
May. the Imelda: Circle vi: -
I
For
Thur-my there will be a “Church
Tin-me the returned soldiers. on the eel-vice
{will be: "Jesus Christ and thedabor roll of the church- There will L's. ». 0m 9“
' . > .- .
1Question." The church has set for its
’— .‘ goal an average attendance on Sunday , Whitcside wizi ling. All are invited
2-7“ of 300. Erery member should work to
reach it.
i The Women's Foreign Mission Soci-
;ely will met-t on Tuesday evening at 8
o‘clock at the pamonage.
The 81!: Psalm will bc the subject at
the mid-week meeting «rt-the church on
l’rhuraday evening at 7:45.
The members of the oilictal board‘
'will take supper with the members of
the ofliclal boards at the other Metho-
dist Episcopal churchcs (seven in
number). in the Norwallt group, on
Friday evening at 7 o‘clock, in the
1-2.“! NorWalk Methodist Episcopal
ichurch. The Rev. l“. \‘V. T. Duncan
Will be present and speak at the sup-
per.
The choir will hold weekly rehears-
al. thin Saturday evening at 7:30. in
’the church. Let every member be
present.
' Everybody COMP to church as in
days gone by.
East Avenue- Methodist
Rev. Herbert
pastor: - At 10:30 a. in., the pastor will
prcach on "The Power of Vision! At
the same hour the kindergarten meets
in the urinary room. under. care of
Alisa Lillian Ferguson. Parents are in-
riled to place their children in this
the
morning service. The Sunday school
session at 12 o‘clock. All who are not
identified with
school or church are conlially invited
to attend here. The Junior Epwonh’
League will meet at 3 o'clock. Sunday
afternoon. in the Sunday school roan.
for organisation. All young toll: up to
and including those 18 yours of age are
urged to be preeent. At 8:30 p. m.. the
Epworul League met-rm: will be led
by Mrs. P. A. Baxter. Evening sen-ice
tor praise and worship at 7:30 o'clock.‘
lTbe pastor will preatii on "A Fatal
Deficiency."
mid week servicc for prayer and
praise.
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Norwalk Methodist ' Episcopal
church, Albert E. Beebe. ministers“
Sunday servlccs: 9 a. in.. Mr. Bedl-
tut's class. 10 a. in. Sunday school.
It a. in. morning won-hip, amnion by
6:30 p. m._ Epworttl Lea;-
7230 p.
will
uc. Christine Brunjvs. leader.
m.. evening worship. rumor"
preach. .
Tuesday evcninu. at 7:43. )lr. Brun-
tiazc's class.
Thursday t-vpnlna. at
meeting.
0n \\'t-dncsday evening. at 8 o'clock.
thcr0 will be a play. "Miss Hobbs.“
club by Miss Florencc B. Chiunoclt.
undcr the auspices of the \‘-4 class.
Tickt-ls, 250. ,
7:15,
prayc:
First Congregational church at South
xtli'walk. Rev. F. H. Jacobs. minister; l
Mir. l‘. lrving Smith. soloist and choir,
dlrcctor; Archibald Merriam. organist. '
Services for Sunday morning, Oct.
19, will begin promptly at 10:30 a. II).
Tim subject for the morning sermon
will be: "The Religious Paradox.‘ Mrs.
Smith will sing. The Men's Club will
meet in the basement of the chm-ch at
11:45. The entrance will be found at
the south side of the church. The Sun-
day school Will meet at 13:45 in the
Sunday school auditorium. The
go‘usng People's Society Will meet It
On Wednesday afternoon. at 2:30
o‘clock. the indie. of the church are
rcquested to bring material for sewing
to the parlors of the church. where the
anti-noon will be spent in min; for
the linear: family. mimics in
Montana. . '
The Woman:- Bible class will meet
in the church next Thursday evening
at 7:!5. The lesson will be round in
the first clamor o: the Goepei or John,
20:12, W. l
The bond of am. will meet Sum
:day «term. at 4 o'clock. in the pal-Io they ever not: will be taken away.
or: or the church.
The music for Sunday morning la n
lollowa:
Prelude—"u'editnuon" . ....... Cole
Anthem—"Ye That Stand in the
Home" . ........ . ......... Spinney
Ofl’ertory—"Ahdnnte" ........ Debate
Solo—"Cone. Ye Dieconeelate" l
Andrews
..........................
Episcopal .
E. Mainland. ‘
some other Sunday .
, Thursday night. at iii». old-mm" ' Followup: '5 the pron-am for the
days excuptcd. ircm 12 to 4:30 p. m, action. “d reaction: of the digesti'ct- f
: m- ‘ .4143 1 ‘ . their greatest risk when the rcids :l :l:
“ '“ “‘1'. ‘ :' tralnd’ n; the balancing alkalics; :a u
FOOD SHORTAbE -, g b. examined. mine and fail.
FDtL'ial pix-glam oi. vault.
"a; :2.
‘lm‘fill. .
,ii(“
i
l Trinity church calendar fer the
‘
SATURDAY, OCT ‘19. 191, y.‘
min “"3 '
.. Smart Clothes
‘
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‘Eim—
. um beginning Oct 19th. Rev. Tho.-
lll. Sm. rector.—-8 a. -.. Holy
Common. 10 a. ll. church school
It a. n. morning prayer and sermon.
7:30 p. m.. evening prayer and sermon.‘
medley. 2 p. In.. sewing meeting at
th Woman‘s Quid: I p. n.. busine-
mminx ot the Trinity Men: Club.
Thursday. 733 p. m.,meetlngottbe.
Glrz's Friendly Society: 7:45 p. n..t
choir rehearsal.
On Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24 and:
25. there will be a rummage sale. con-i
ducted by the “’oman's Guild. at 37:
thtshlnglon street. .
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The South Norwalk Baptist church.
Rev. R flapleeden. acting [pa-tor.“
The regular services of the day as us-
ual. Morning service at 10:30. Even-
ing service at 7:30. The Bible echoel
‘will meet at 12 o‘clock. noon. ;
On Wednesday afternoon. at 2:30.!
the sewing committee of be Woman's!
Ansociation will'nlbel. with lip. Aug-1'
.‘n _ I ; f 3 l
Thursday evening is the rennin bus-
iness laetung or the church. It is or»
quot-led that all the member. attend
this meeting. as business of import
ancc will be discussed. f
l-‘ollowtdg the regular morning eerv t
ice tomorrow, the clerk will read a re '
ply from Rev. 1. J. Scboepler. !
3 Advent christian church, Van Zeal '
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I
dining room. I“: well and substantially made,
Tuned and Jacobean Oak, at the remarkable
of $150.00.
This dolightfni Billing Room Suite will add clltcr to you
Ply/r3! LOWEST
Delightful Diningroom Furniture j
fitmlzml ll'
prim
and Harvet streets. But Norwalk.
how. 6. M. Tecple. ”Maryann-hour
mayor-Alla m. Morning-emu. 10.10
a. in Sunday school. 12 in. Junior,
loyxl Worxeva' meeting. 3:30 p. m.
Loyll Worlen' meeting. 5:45 p. m.
Evcning sermon. 7 p. m.
Mid-week prayer and testimony
meeting. Thursday, 1:30 p. a.
A CHANGE.
-~-... --
Sunday' evening organ recital. at seven
o'cltick, in St. Paul's Episcopal church:
Dela bu eetabliahed his ractioo. _ .
The corner stone of is policy is sincerity.
"‘(‘hnneol Trista" ...... Tubukownky _ .
."l-‘in-lo from Paamrale Sam" Dentistry is a business, a. profeslnon and an RI"
,fifigéfgd‘é; """" l ' ' Rhflfigmm“; Unfortunately, there is suppcsed to be a. dlflt“!
‘8 . ............. vora .r n'a
"“08“,“... .................. Wm...” ethics which “plate a butncss. a plufess cn am
First Church at Christ Scientist. 51 ' none
“'0‘“ """up‘_Th° "‘m‘" S“""“‘ ‘ A profeeewn' implies collegiate training; an
:er'rce 0! mm Chunk h a!” m H l the physical lpplicalor tested and apprcvcdb‘iorztz.
ru .2: a
1.
nee: in the “dilution of lsn'mc to the
Christian Science Mlhyoct. "Hobo:- .
munmvtlon.
inil.’ "Doctrine of Atonement."
\u‘dnesuu. «median n-miunuu mm-
inlr It 8 art-lock. To both then FF”
mes the public is invited. A read
mg room is malntnlnvd at the 9.1m.
riddle-s. Open each van-it Jav. bolt
the sphere of dentistry. ‘
As the winter diet diders radically fix-cl iI‘C .
and. as any change of diet produces a .+
. .JAA
The modern planlsnotto w...‘. ruin llic tl‘c‘t'l
IS APPARENT T0 .
NEW YOBKERS.
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Continued From Page One :
but to consult your dentist li‘cquc‘i) l; and 4‘
such good Order that you forget ycu have its
S. M. ”'W
‘lb.
7
y .
O'Connor. of the bomber-omens ln-‘
lemational Annotation. to old in mov—
ing the food from the docks. but
O‘Connor declared he could not con-
trol the men. Corinthian-r (lowland
“‘7;—
today was considering Iain; his police
powers to remove the leaped touch
it necessary. Dr. Copeland mid hn.’
would common a police gnu-d to pre—‘
vent "lime! by ti! “(M l mm
"in. -_
Notwithstanding m darts of'.
international cancer- to induce the
men to return to work, only five thou-l
and lot the forty thousand men in-
valved am working. unle- leaders at
muted The largest union in the dis-
trict tut night voted to remain on
ctr e. , » ‘
w .‘u-
A WHOLIOOMI ‘m. L
, It the railroada in“: it returned;
9'
w "W “m it " "m“‘m “‘“v PROTECT YOUR EYES
Youreyee should be examin-
ed at least once every two
years. in order to insure
their efldcncv.
For Eye Service of the high-
The one to which the one... to gov- t
eminent operation- can be mun-l
pit-bed bu been dentin-amen. The i
need: of the roads have been made-
naaiteet to the sever-eat. lapel-l-
enceotbotla mmmmmeml
meet has nude tor a better user-
Dr. 3. fl. Delta had removed his oflce from 75 S;
to 47 South Main. This is almost a reversal of ma: ' ,
there will be no revered in the policy, by means 01 wt; m
There is no real dlfleren 3e, and. azsurcdiy. "thtr; .;
l
t
The preservation of teeth is the g‘T‘C'I‘tCSI til; t. ‘
range m the (in.
"ads. and. .35 icclh ’
tse fund-r we not 7:.
‘sscntul that the me.
up t': c tcctlt
47 South Mu
‘9 returned from a tend“ trip to Wash-l
Notwithstanding her advaneeed years.’ .. ..
“H.310“ 3’ able to be i t and .8. Poetlude— March ........ mu landfill ll the future and a moral
' :wholemmm by the public and
slat with homework .
. - First Congregational: um , .
'Mrs. George K Jew! and dauthun E. Ffllofliegor, Pb; 31.. gum-LIE:-
Louise..and Mrs. M. n. Ramsey haven; service “’10:”, vitamin-shy;
listen. where they run meanest: 91.
Miu Ethel mm. ' . i
F. E. Green, C. P. m and Dr. A. A.“
Wheelock went to New York Walden-i
day. and called on Inward am
at St. Luke’s .Hospltnt.‘ wlfl“ they'
1on the bwn clerk on the rod to
recovery. ' , L
est type. and at a price with-
in the reach of all. consult
the eoeclalhts of the United
Eye Glass Shops
.2" Muir»
""‘(r . hill
l.\
M infill”?
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