_. lot or: > _ ‘
...»"mi:teé? The mounted gun,; on
meeting or
sinners ._ will
11.!
be
I walton'ovafeenport, L‘. ..
sing» a “few days, visiting”
on East avenue. : ~
_..———-
‘ siting is reported to be‘excelb
incest-ding to advices Jrom local
61.14 -
v flank L. 'Long
. , :0! file Services in the Advent
moan hurch tomorrow,-
7 grand Mrs. Leo Davis, 30%
‘ reel: 'Qiave; started on. an en-
' and'Canadian tour.
. v
..'l§lie"33§: anniversary of the May.
ower Hook or Ladder company will
el'd Iwith' fitting" exercises in'the
,. p‘anyfs headquarters on Van Zant’,
treet‘on Monady night.
1An official board meeting of the
East'avenjie M. E. church will be held
Thursday‘vevenmg at the close or the
ldwveeirprayer meeting’ in the East
venue M. E church.
1 EDARIEN‘
, —.—.—————l
'The friends of George Williamson
7‘ llbe pleased to learn that he is re
covering from his attack of pneu-
- .monia. .
~Edvvin Gray Fairchild, or 'Darign,
passed away Friday, May let. in his
3rd ear.“ The funeral will be held
from c {Methodist church, Monday,
May724th, and interment (will follow in
he Spring Grove cemetery. "The re.
.Jnains‘are in chargeoof Funeral Direc-
or Andrew Taylor. of Darion. ’
. ~ WW)
no WA YTEN ~
. , . . , l ’7‘“!
:"Mrs Frank G. Brown‘s country
splace at Tokeneke is for sale, house
--‘rented up to October 1. Mrs. Brown
.. is going’ almond .later,*to join her hon,
Captain 1“. H. Brown and family, in
» France, ‘and will remain indefinitely.
—-~-,
._.w.
x:
Methodist Episcopal
Rev.
Sunday
. Edwayton
church ,Lservices.
'flaaird, minister.
f worship at 10:30. Sermon
“Christ’s {Hit of Pesos." Sunday
school session will convene at 11:50
a. m. The Epworth League service
~ will be held at 6246 p. m.
. Elizabeth, Wife of \‘Valter F. Gould,
‘died in the Port Chester Hospital on
Thursday night,- following an opersn’
mien. She is survived by a husband
and ‘ :five: children. Deceased formerly.
resided in Rowayton, where she had
many menus. The funeral will be
_ held in‘il’ort Chester tomorrow, and
, the remains will be 'broughtghem for
interment in Union cemetery.“ '
5, Our citizens are interetscd in the
"suggestion ‘made through the columns
Lot The Evening Sentinel that the road
near the white bridge be extended
through to South him-walk. it would
.be an excellent idea for hairman Har-
ry E. ,Scoficld to include this matter
in the call for the community meet.
ing which he will shortly call to coin
sider the street lightin‘g situation.
‘. Sunday evening worship at 7:30.
'» Sermd‘iirtheme: ‘Some Self Evident
» .lltactsf Tuesday evening at .8
:olock the entertainment consist: of
program wit variety ang‘scope so
as to make a special apnea {every-l
one interested in music, education and
oratory; .ltis hoped that a large an-
dience will complete the success
. the entertainment. 'rhur’suay evenlng
at 8 o'cloek Dr. \Villiam H. Kldd'wfll'
preside at the auarterly conference to
be held in the chapel. l*vlfl‘riday at 7:45
p. m., the-annual meeting
day school board for the
, sufficers and teachers
life chapel.
election or
will. be held in
m. gem
Of course, Cannon Square. at the
junction‘of Rowayton‘ and North avenJ
vu‘es, is the logical spot for the. Home?
led memorial that the Welcome1 Home
committee is planning to erect in hon—
£1“) na;Ig'ov‘vaytoln1boys" who let: their
.- 11 end if ' .
gill: .331? Uncle e for the khaifi and
. u t e erection o: a memorial '
cost/money, and that is just \vhatytlf;
committee "lacks. 'Y'hc letters of ap-
peal which were sent om, instveck,
are not bringing in the return that
was hoped for. .Treasurer C. W. 6&-
gen reports that possibly 20 people out
oi: the whole number have responded
and for fitheseresponders the commit-
. so is grateful. But those who have
the matter in 'hand' know that there
are,many others who intend to send
1.0;..3 contribution, but, for one reason
another, they [keep putting it on." Pro-
crastination is the thief oi’ time," ism:
cldybut true saying, and time is flying
rapidly if anything is “to be ready [or
July, 4th which seems the appropriate
any. Nii'verhas a. movement, been
tar-ted in this community but what
, object has been gained. It» will he
.in this last, effort. Rowayton will
velts'tablet or some other suitable
M.._,_~i
mMB =3AGE TEA 1N '
Mixed with sulphur it (seriousness
‘ Naturally Nobody can Tell
>Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
‘detlieneq, glossy and attracting
th. afijgew of Sage Tea and somber.
vel- her hair-took on that dill;
streaked arrogance, this sim.
Warren be deflenthed upon {O
et- Warand roll that i
’ - smfilflwbe found the
‘will be in ,
George AA ’
morning family of Bridgeport spent Sunday at,
subject: the home of her father. Mr. Seem on,
lsom of South‘at'emic.
, L Week.
I
JBMiss ,Helen Barlow, Miss
oral-em“
Sam’s fighting forces_l
FADED on GRAY, mags .
e retina leavehbe sent
that Was received from nieces:-
Can-r
‘ care, is a reminderot the Civil
non So, i; meant to. our ratng
Another "permangnt
‘mesnv " 'for he warot‘ 1917 and iii-s
afia!’ t re-and it. wiiil.
. Do 'it {tour (today) and have. the sat}:
‘ faction To; knowing that you have done
yourfsliare. "
*-*‘—"‘““"‘—‘T"
MEN CAN4A
‘- ers‘a‘nd mothers.
: M r.
vMiss {Tiara -Gre‘gory ,ot ,Orauge
spent Sundayin town -
~' . . L : __.__ ,_..
L Miss Mary Roma Cody? celebrated
her ‘bii'thday'rlast Monday.
Shutes has “been on
duty for a. few days this week.
The B. B. S ,wing Club root at th
home of Mrs. 838. CBruckerhofi Mon-
day evening; 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Miller of’Rich‘
mond Hill spent the week-end in
Brooklyn. " .
Conductor
George R. Stevens is giving his resi-
dance in East avenue an attractive
.coat of White paint.
II The B. Bj- Qe’wing Club met at the
home of Mrs. James Thomas, East
avenue, Monday evening.
~> The‘thite Elephant Club met at
the home of Miss Anna Brennan on
Forest street, Monday evening.
William Granger, who recently met
ith what threatened to become "
w ..
slowly recovering. “
serious injury is
' Miss Johannah “’alsh oi‘ "Wslgau
monta,” who recently underwent ar
operation, is about again.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. “’olfekspenl
Ithe week-end with friends in Brooklyn.
LThey saw ”Golda Diggers.” *
Mrs. Jensen, Miss Charlotte VVilmor
and Miss Virginia Dnhlgren spent
Sunday with friends in town.
I
s ‘ .
l Edward Lamna n and in mfly of
Brooklyn are occupying the Bliss
.hOIlse on Richmond Hill for the sun:
tiner months.
3 ~ .m-
Mr, and Mrs. Chester Nichols and
h
East avenue.
’ Mr. andfilrs. Russell Thomas of
Brooklyn, Silent.iwo days the mist
lweek with ‘Mr. and Mrs-James Fol
“——
”Dog “’arden Kaiser .had a. black
:haggy dog 5;: pound this week. The
nuns xv s oundroamiug aboutdhe
sheets; M'ifll J‘lO‘lf-fiuflt, '
t
, c
‘Redr” Kelly played with [h
{dale basebalfi team (S in
Sunday” As usual, !' Red" made 301
cm! star catches in left. field. '
Springtime,
Antonio Cerrestani has purchased a
new Federal truck with combination
inletropolitan body, suiéahleiur pit-r:
era] trucking and moving purpose;
Mrs. Albert
,Simon and Mrs;
tended the state
Woman's RelielCo
Noble, Mrs. \‘x‘. 12.
Robert Ogden at—
conventimymi the
we at Meriden, last
~—.
The New Canaan band
. is .
ting in a *lot of. not put
. practice under i‘us
gegdership of Mr. Hottest: of Bianiford.
. erc_ are fourteen members anq.
much interest is taken, ' .
:Wecd, Mrs. Edna
Broadway and Osca'
ed the .State Councilro
of Lrberty, held in Sh
Schmidt attcod~
l’ the Daughters
8}th Tuesday. _
New Canaan Post
Legion, should uppity
of the German trophi
state. . Perhaps
,would low-sue
.the 1,211;
No. 30, American
at once for one
thes alloted to this
In new "mayor”
cessful in securing one of
ES‘ PORT
[Lutheran services “-
{ginger afternoon,
,1 . c ape , State street, b Rev -
.tin L, Stein), pastor or gt. 15:21:32;
German Lutheran church, Sohth Nor.
walk, will conduct the service, which
will commence at; 3:30. The'liuthcr
one of Westport, and others who are
giggelsted, are ,urged' and invited to
m beheld, to.
1
. TIGER ROSE , . -
David Befltscq‘uresenic’d Tiger Rose.
last nighuat the Rog-ant to a capaciiv
house. ‘ ' I
(treat Northwest on b '. '
is expected of him, plodtucegfitaigthd:
cast Oli‘t'excfipthII-ll ability and staged
it accurate indetefilk . '
Tiger {1939‘ \tgas,gthoroug'lily apprecin.
gcAnRAinA AND.
3
(Continued from first page) ‘
.—\ ., . _ I” ’ '"
'. V'enusflano Carranza. elected Pres-
:lrn: of Mexico March 31,1917, by the
largest votes:
*4
W41 0&3” 3?“ “East-Y 19 the .IItiéflfl: the'"ssmrér. nine iris mmers.
:Simultanécns‘iy' .wittheneral .Huers
. use 601?? .nfetat . and the assassination
1 of
1“ W
. ’- ~¢1Ec£fld
a.
with the’
‘emhroiled .ltlexico can the” United
. ance with the Zapata faction formed a
. .ognized as the head of the de facto
'when war seemed unavoidable Carran—
e Sgrmg- .
Frank Duly. Miss Anna,
at Fable’s Memor- ,
Tiger Rose is a inolo-drama cf the'
- ESCORT KILLED
. 4%
7 cast in-a presidential
election in his country, stepbedvfrom”
‘ ii obscurity to national and in-
:-nataonal prominence on the graves
e.’ the. hopes oE'Gen'emlk Eloisa-lama.
summarised... or o}. eyj .
ed, hint" fromprectisintwand _, totem ,.
ed to his ’uanvegm t :We.a
rancher. 'His'experienees as machet-
first, then ”judge. senatorsml’fillflliifi. ;
'(lbvemorzot Coahtdla,‘mmdeia .1
familiar with theeagtarianz:
the root of political
" VHaving. defied . _
trained a .small‘hnnd .of SQO
_which grow into arsizzuble ,3.me
the, vvon the our f at Francis W
Carranza’s - in than wad
lrhe military‘victtfi‘iee . p ,
'Villa, rallying .93 wagons __ . 7 . 4
7 Northern . Mexico}, _. round ' his mm.
.For a time. hovVever. reel. W
was slew. Huerta’s machinaleons lied
Huerta... . Carranza
tolloyvers
when
States and intervention seemed inertia.
'ent. The killing or ‘W. 5. Benton, 1;
British stibjectfby a staff oticer of
l’illa.’ further complicated the situa-
tion. - ,
‘ Then came “Villa's victory at (rm
on. the first real, success of the war.
Carranza was pressing Huerta, “hard:
when the A. B. C. centerence to dis,
'cuss the. differences between the Elm!
ted States and Huerta one outlet: in
Buffalo; General Terrance. renlsed to
suspend hostilities and declined to,
abide b3- the result of those diplomatic
negotiations. The fighting went on
.vvith the result that General fliluerta
’resigned the provisional presxdency
Julv 13, 1911, and a-month later Gen-
eral Carranza made his triumphs] cu—
trv into Mexico City. Huerta in the
meantiine having fled to Spain.
I Shortly afterward independent. rev-
olutionisis led by Zapata, General
Pascual Dream and otherscommcnc-
Dissension betwoen Villa and Car-
bcaan at the Torreon con-J
ed a clinics?“ September
declared war on
ranza which
ul‘crence.’ reach 7
23. 1914, when Villa
Garranza. General Alvaro O'brezon
became't‘arranza's leading general. ,
The Villa generals met at AguasanH
lentos in November, 1914, and. in alli—
Convemionist Government. The cat»
itol changed hands several times and
.wns not fi lly taken by General Glare»
“gon until tie summer of 1915.
l In the diplomatic enhances that en.
sucd hcts'een President Wilson and
Carranza, who had been officially reo‘
yeovernnient by the United S ates in
October. 1915, he insisted on he res-
pect hv the Boiled States of Mexico's;
sovereignty and the concession to his
government or reciprocal rights of in-
vaslon. He maintained his position
despite the crisis cursed by the clash-
os between Mexican and American
soldiers at Farrel and (far-rival, but
'23 succeeded in stemming the tide by,
his prolmsztl for the appointment of a?
joint commisson to settle the difficul-
ties amicably. The proposal was ac-
‘cepted by President W'llson and the
deliberaiions of the commission rcsult-J
‘ed in the withdrawal of, the American“
army and the restoration-or friendly
relations between the two countries.
l in the meantime Carranza had (all: school at noon.
ed a Constitutional Congress whit-hec-
ccpted most of the reforms he out-
lined. 0n Mhrch ii, 191?. us: was el~
‘cr-led President. More than l.500,000.
votes: wow cast. for him. He took the
’oat‘n of office nor 1. 1917. 3
in a message to the Mexican (‘onf
gross following his inauguration as
president. Carranza declared Mexicos
"strict" neutrality. His note to neu-
tral nations, however. urging them to
declare cmbarcocs agaiot all the. Eu‘
ropcnn ‘belligercnts. as a «means o_t end-
ing the war, and the warmth ,‘ot 1118
locations in congratulating Emperor
\Viliiam on the occasiou of his lost
birthday. aroused continent in the
United States as did also the public» ,
tion of the Zimmerman note, inviting
Mexico to take “bv conquest" the
States of Texas. Arizona and New Mex-
Hco in paymentfor a. declaration of
’war on the United States acting in cod-
cert with Japan. .
General Carranza was married‘and‘
formerly lived in Saltilio. One. or his
daughters. Miss Virginia Carranza,-
hccamn the wife of General Candide,
Aguilar.
,‘rop LATE FOR CLASSIRlCATJON‘
between Cedar St. and
Finder please ro-
ngli Norm-elk.
coolness mu
J . R 8: G furiorv.
Huger.) 91 Cedar St..
‘lF KiDNEYS ACTHW‘ .
‘ ' BAD TAKE SALTS
3 _-..
: Says Backache. is a sign you have been
E eating too much meat.
When: you wake up with backache
. woman,
measeinurexicou ’
Eda},
imeming will be. led by
‘—
. met Elements... ‘1 .. '
West avenue, "Rev." “as. ‘sasseiy.
mon—fiunday services as follow“.
; Bert-10:30; preaching ',’sérvice.“j"l‘hietne. '
- in 12 o'ctock. ,
' Sunday session and the T. C. .3. class.
f‘The Center of Life.”
. Eprvorttheuguenzeeang at 6245. led;
by _ Miss Stella Evoke. , fiSuhiecttm‘ yet-service sixth; church, ion by
“Principles of; Herschel -
Health.”
wilt!» present. This will be aiMe-
morial Day sezy‘loe. Observed, this
cause it is the eustomnnd miller-s of
the Post “to observe the day in relig~
ions services on the Sunday preceding
Memorial Day. The quartet and chor-
us choir will sing appropriate music.
The taster will preach on "The Great
Captain.” Everybody is invited to
honor the members of the Douglas
ence. at this service. ,
be a musical evening in the church. A
program will be presmted by Miss
Willa Miller, soprano Mrs. J. J. Suave-
ly, contralto ‘Willfi; Boyce, bass and
violinist; Miss Charlotte Elma Davis,
pianist; Carlton L’Hommedien, decom—
panist. ’
week service of the ‘church will be
Junior League will hold its study
Christian Industrial League will
Regular business.
refrcslnncots will make
pleasant one.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev; Herbert E. Marslnnd.‘
Basalt-dimming worship at 10:30!
o‘clock. The pastor will preach. Sub}
ject: f‘The Divine Secretiveness." Sun-‘
school session at noon. The.
men's class meets; for the lesson at
12:15. There will be no lingering; oi“,
the Junior League and Probationcrs':
class. At 7 p. 111., the Epwortlrlmgucg
Miss Sadie
Randall. Topic: .”Christian Principles
in Personal and Public Health-“ Evens
ing song and" sermon at 7:45. The,
pastor Will speak. on “The Successful
Appeal to Christ." -
Wednesday afternoon the Ladle-3‘,
Aid Society meets a: 2 o’clock. 3
mil-“'(‘GK‘SI’R’iPe Thursday night at,
8 o'clock. to be followed by the oiliciab
board meeting.
Choral Union on Friday night. " 3,
l‘trst‘Congregntiifini camel), Kor-
walk, Rev. E. F. Margot; Ph. 11..
pastorrwilloming service at 10:39,
with preaching by me pastor. Sunday,
Christian Endeavor at -
6:30. *- . .
Thursday—Midweek sggwigowat 3 n.
in.
Music: .
Mrs. Lillian Shcr\‘~'ood~.‘{l.-ulgir‘r. su-
prano; Mrs. Edna Mar ’tleilecgl.
pianist; Miss Maebexle Anetta; m:
Preluc~—"Minuetto"
. van Beethoven
Violin and Piano
Uli'erimy-~".l~lumoreeks"
. ' Anton Dvorak
. Violin and Piano.
Soprano Colo-“0pcn the Gates“. ..
Mrs. Josezih F. Knapp
Postlude—-“lntermezm” ..... J. Haydn
First Congregational church of
South Norwnlk, Rev. F. H. Jacobs"
minister; Mrs. F.'mving'8mith, solo.
fist; Archibald ’Mei‘riam. ,organlst.—~
Services for Sunday‘morning. may 33,
will begin at 10:36 o'clock. The sub-
ject. of the sermon.) will be: o‘The
Strength of the Single 'lbiind.” The
church school and lion's Club Wt“,
meetgat 12 m. William Mathews will
lend the Men‘s Club in a discussion of
“The Gospel of the Twentieth Cen-
wry."
will meet at 7:30 p. on. Everyone is:
cordially invited to attend these serif-t
icesr The music program for Sunday
morning follows: . "
Prelude—”Barcelona" ...... Hothmrm
Anthem—~“hly Faith Looks Up_’%
.‘l‘hee" ....... . .......... Schnecker
OEe-rtory——“Berceusel’ . . . .. . . .lljinsky
Solo—~"Come Unto Me". . .Coenor
Posthide——.“Finale (mm Third Sym-_
phony ... ..... 3
Trinity church. Rev. Thomas E.
Swan, react—«Calendar for the week.
beginning May 23rd (Whitsundaylr
8 a. in, Rely Communion. m a. 11..
Church school. 411 a. or, Holy Going
municn and sermon. 7:30 p. on, even;
in: prayer and sermon. . 2
Monday, 7 p. m.-—~'Boys' Club, ‘1.
Tuesday, 8 p. m.-—'.‘.lcetingv of the)
legal voters of the. parish.
Thur day, THE-«p. .m.———Nleeiing of;
the Ci! 5‘ Friendly Seciety; also, chair.
practice.
Friday,‘ 3: 39 m.-Candiiiat$’.
D.
and dull ntisery in the kidney region it.
generally means you have been eating 3
too much meat, says a, well-known an?
thority. ' Meat forms uric acid whiché
overworks the kidneys in-their"efforty
to filter it from theblood and they be-
coifie sort ofparelyzed and log.:.,.
“’hen your kidneys get! sluggish and,
moving all the body’s urinous waste,
else you have backachesickheadaclie, '
dizzy spells; . your stomach , sours,
tongue is Coated, and when the weath-
er is'bad you have rheumatietw_ing'es.;
The ’urine is. cloudy, folio! sediment,
channels often get/Leora, water scams
and ‘y‘o’u are obliged ‘to seek relief two
or three times during the night. .
i Either consult a good reliable physi-
cian at onee‘or get from yearliharma
take a *tablespoonful dug. glass, as wet?
er Mme-breakfast for-salon days no
. m" a
idea: .Madcm. the monks Wm}; your kidneysa’gtfll then act {in .
the—wood that General Vamsu lemons salts is made (routine? mm at:
Mmlemmnace. momma
lain with the enemas: .,,
.cist amut' four ounces .0: Jan sale: isms 01' the ‘cnmh. command 3’18"
', Thursday and Friday’the Woman’s
Guild will hold a rummage sale, in the
new Collins building, 72 North slain
Streetx/K ' “c
St- Pam’s‘lmfiSh. Rev. Louis B. flow.’
ll, rector.-’-‘-W’hitsundsy (Pentecost: l .
~7-138 a. m., Holy Communion. '9 a.-
‘clog you must relieve your bowels; re—r 113., St. Andre‘W’s Sunday school, 353‘,
St. ’ Paulie ‘ called the Birthdayngthe Church so;
9:15 a. 1:2,,
10:30 a.” 111., Holy
7:30 p. 31.,
Main street.
Sunday school. 7
Communion and Sermon.
evening prayer. * - *-
This i 'a day of‘obligatjon for .3137
comma cunts of the church'sth are
expected to prepare themselves to re-
_celve the Blessed Sacrament. v . ..
All persons. are welcome at St.
Paul’s enrich showtsh. come and
the Wen
invited-
“ =‘W‘éké5’ Ti] ’
pad, : chiurch,‘ mieetsat 52315 n.
’ . . . and:.I—‘ublioéthe pastor. .
. At 7:30 church stagiiriceithei a, ~
Douglas Fowler Post, of the c. A. not Adventist Christian ‘church, vim
:‘Zaint find liawey streets East Nor
Sunday rather then next Sunday be.
Fowler Post, G. "A. R, by their creel
On Wednesday evening there will1
t—West avenue, Martin L, Shem), pastor”.
c
A splendid program has been
arranged and the evening promises in
treat to music-loving people. The. mid-'-
held on Thursday evening at 7:45. The .
meeting on Friday afternOonsut 3:15.:
The monthly meeting of the Men‘s,
In? I
held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock.i
Bowling and usual,
the evening a‘
a
,
The Young People's Society,1
...... Mendelssohn ,
l fore his a; ,.pls._v,
class oi" the Girls‘ FrriendlyrSocie‘ly. ' E
J
r
j .
in “header, m5 Hop; ' .
urine. 'L‘ve'nlng service at 37:39. Sub-
Iject:
f‘Cez‘tztlnty
”Worth ‘Whlllcl"? - .
Monday. 7 p. m.--—'~l‘he Young P833315"
:will play volley «ball "at the .msonagv.‘
Thursday. 57:15.1; muThe midweek
of r'God Makes Lite
4.
a ‘u
gmlk, Frank Leslie bong, mmr'élfl‘hc,
f pastor’s morning subject will "be: n,
,"The Kingdom of God." This service},
infill be. followed by the session offlun 9
day school. Junior Loyal Workers“
:Sodcty‘willlmeet at 313G. The Loyal
W’Vorkers’ service at 6:15 ‘19. m. At $130"
:10. 'm. the pastor will speak on “For"
isuiting Mercy.” There will be special 1
.ansic by the choir at earns service. l
‘ l
l
German ilzvasigelicali
rch, Cedar street, near|
~W
St. Peter’s
:Lutheian c
3 (Whitsundeyll—Divino services , lbs-
held at 10:30. The pastor will do "on”.
a sermon apprbpriate to Pentecosti
v;'
I
l T
. , When amen takes on” her (3 - '
. t \ ~. 7 .
throws hook the frames, Phe entire sfige’cascsroi‘xfizromps It and
pends on thefilonse she is wearing. comm de-
. ,wjomen are studying this cited. for the
‘ natty, the matinee, the rcstaurant~all 5
' ii”.
[EVER WERE THERE MORE BEAUTI
my 'rlmsn we. ARE SHOWING, MAN
m 0013138 OF FRENCH MODELS. .
,le'h‘ey are made of crepe de chine soft sill- -
and much voiles, not only in suit shades, but {unfit 22mm
Jana. whtte. Some are braided in sou-techs. some are buffs8
1331’ bagged, and other: have hand embroidery in silk 3;
351. eg- worsted thmsids. Sues range from 36 to 46. All a;
“pm “$1131.,le sty es, and pretty enough for any “de8
Choose while the assortment is large.
\.
\
afternoon
arts of bridge
daytime Oc.
FUL BLOUsng
Y 0F wmcn
86 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
-N.
Holy Lord’s Supper will be adminis'
rtered. Confessional address at 10
o‘clock. ‘ "Evening services twice;
monthly—at 7:30 on the first Sunday;
of the month, in German; on the ins: ;
Sunday of the month, in English. 3‘
,cordial invitation is extended to all,
particularly to the Lutherans of Nor:
walk. Sunday school at 9:30. ‘
Choir rehearsal Friday evening. 1
The Ladies‘ Aid Sodeiy willglvc as
fsupper on Thursday evening, May}
27th. Services will be conducted (0-.-
morrovv afternoon at 3:36, at the mis-l‘
sion in “’esmort, in Fable's Memor-.
la! chapel. State street. The mom-3
here of St; Peter's are invited to ui-‘
tend this service.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. ‘57
m-
1 Masons’ ‘Supplies'
The Norwalk Coal 8: Supply Co.
v 168 Water St“ South Norwaik.
_ I Coal and Wound l
TELEPHONE 113.
For the convenience of our customers order
or gag-me nts made, at Raymond Brothcrs‘nihcc. TlWasbing.
ton I
a may he left.
i. l
West avenue.-—~The regular Sunday"
service of this church is held at. 11]
a. m. . .
Christian Science subject, May 23w
"Soul and Body.”
Sunday school will be held ‘at 1! '1
o'clock. , -
Wednesday evening testimony meet:
ing at 8 o‘clock. To both these serv-l
ices the public is invited. A readingl
room is maintained at the same ad-
dress, open each Week day, holidays
excepted, from i to 4:30 p. m.
\
South Norwalk Rescue Mission. o
leury street.~~.Sunday school at :3 1).
m._ Mrs. Alfred Anderson. superintend-
ent. Send in the thildren. 3:15 p. 111.,
nmlse'nnd testimony meeting. Come
and see who the speaker will be; ",7 :1
an. Children's Mission Band meeting. '.
Meetings Wednesday and Friday ,
evenings at 8 p. m. .
Weather permitting there will be an ’
open air wetting Siam-day; also, Sus'
c?;‘.“';7‘7f"m at‘S pk‘mL. at the comer of?
' -.. rid and Day sweets.
Everybody welcome to these meet-
lugs.
. _.._.___ . .t
it ' ,
Advent Christian church, Van Zam-
end Haney streets, llast Nerweiit,"
Frank L.’ Long, pastor—Morning sec;
113011, 10:30. Sunday school, 12. Jun-i
ior Loyal \Norkors’ meet, 3:30 3). nt;
Loyal “'orkcrs‘ Society, ‘thfi. Evt’n-j
ing sermon. 7:30. 2L
Midweek prayer and testimony!‘
meetmg. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. 9
Grace Baptist church. Norwailt.-— 1i.
Preaching at ll o'clock. Sunday U
ecggol at 12:30. Evening service at;
8: .s ' ~ ‘
Thursday evening. ai‘S‘fid, prayer?
meeting. At that. time the delegate;
will report from the convention. All!
are wcicmne 10 these services.
Aiming Star Christian Association .
will hold their regular Sunday scrvzce’ '
at 5 o‘clock. on Raymond street. All
are welcome.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
soul or
Those
The ticket contest [or the
play ended at 1:15 Thursday.
who com the-greniestnumber of tick; ‘
etc and the prize winners Will be. not
nuanced shortly. , 1
Leo Stull expecm‘lo take me. re ,
gent‘s cxasnnu’ W for chem, istay on;
the 17th of June .4 ,
The junior class held a meeting, in:
room 19, \Vednesday, for the purpose,
of electing officers on the Echo stairs
(or tent year.
There will nnlv 1“: two or three more
times that the school, as a whole, will
cm.....mi.tc money to the 1303’s” Athletic
Association. “At any rate, all that has?
been given in this organization, by the
student body. has been greatly cancel
dated. ' > . '
The Regent was packed, to ‘ ,.
doors, Thursday night, at the presen-
tation of the senior play. Never be-
7 given by, amateurs,
met with .sutfhfinancml '3 cans as did,
this one. The class than the corn
entree very much for its anaemic,
work in putting the play across. l
Providing weather permits. thefteain '2
will play 'theDerby nine, on the Ward .
street grounds. this afternoon at 0:30.
A large attendance isomer: “ed.i .
../
- Tamitv‘ci-wsea Novas. .
'l'muerroavz.r W'hit Sunday, sometmics‘i
4
i
called ,hecam‘e at“ that time “the ' Holy,
Spirit descended upon the males and ,
disciples inane form oi-cioven tongues
arm 8. so that t
languages fitting. «
on 11159 swat -'»
the‘gosnel message mover? mfiflf, (
:‘théen.MOWn1-world, in the-lite tinned; ,
theapesties; There; in!!!” «a m. . t;
We heroic-H Comm . ion :1
" o'clock. ,fiusicendfseimen critics
the" ‘
I Herschf
MW” 331 I , , ., ., . . . . . - 1: Phone 42
missionary propaganda; which ‘afliftdll 5 *fi matron. new?“ State Bites .
e: , ,. . ~ .. .
Emerson Oxfords for Men
A wide variety of styles and leathers on the inmost lusts.
V'Brogue patterns or plain, brown or black, blocker or bal.
Mont Oxfords with light flexible soles for evening wear.
' site? BEFORE six
CONNEALLY fa” BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
7 Jet H.‘ 'Wehrle Garage
BuickEB" Stutz Motor Cars
,6 ‘fififi West and Connecticut Aves, Norwaik. Conn.
Agent for Shaler F‘Roadlighter”
Headlight. Lem, approved by the state . ...... $3.50 per :81
Tires, Tubes‘and Accessories
Service Station for United States and Goodyear Tires, Fabric
and Cord
XJMW
Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk '
An your brakes in A1 condition?
100 your wheels line up 0. X. that you may
mileage on your tires? ' »
Are we hearings in your motor
Nov: is a good time to go over t
readiness. You wiiiwant it just the day
neglected to have your work done.
- I have some tires at the old price.
AUSTIN-’5 GARAGE
W. R. AUSTIN, Prop»
get, {be full
in good condition?
he car and have it put. I!
you find you haw
v F"
um .—— «a
TRANSPORTATION CO.
" i ‘ ( ' Between Vow Haven. Bridueuor
Dairy ‘Semgleonalk and i’hiladelohia .
I . ism mole, at yourservice for 3.11 kinds of m
anon; padded vans tor furniture work. .
‘mu awakens-.122 were: Street. Phone
Rewind!» city—.5174 seventh Avenue. Pho
nsp0l~
294.
no Farragut 7347'
7 00103? -
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fiver! one»: Porches”.
glues 53.009 to 37
home for the
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laboring: man.
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