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4.14»-
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till...
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rustic: r'
INC.
WANTED—Elder : man. i r li t
work. Apnly underfl'agkine‘fill -
chine (30., pay and..Concord ts.
i‘.ANTED——Youne lady as timeke -
or. must bfi accurate at. figures.
Ann .
m othcc. & G. Corset Co._ Inc. ‘
WA NTEDo-Girl for“ general
work. Knowledge of, stone
and tvoewritmz necessary.
lloodner. So. Norwalk.
WANTED—To buy a secrnd‘ hand.
smell bic ”ole for a. child 02‘ .7 years.
{$983485 whee melon-ed.
WANTED—might bov. Hotel Clifford.
: WANTEDw-Youn
m
ol‘ one for bell 3303‘.
ilotcljlahackemo.
\l'ANTEDt—A ‘irl with knowledge of
typewritmg or office work. Annlv
.l; & J. Cash Inc. Chestnut St.. South
I\orwalk .
WANTED~GIRLS for hemstittching
machines. Edw. Boesse. 'C ‘
St” South Norwalk. . . hestmlt
W A N T E D —— Experienced Fell .rs
stoudv work. Cliiett. Peabodv & Eb!
l n (
IfROFESSIONAL.
MRS. P- .1. NELsofN
Tailored Suits, Skirts a'nd Dresses.
Tel 1892 71'Osborn Ave.
MRS. LOUISE CANF'IELD,
1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN. DANCING.
Telephoné 1838.
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rag v
am uel
Anolv at Once.
. -
dfihi’i‘lh’
'MA . AP. T0 . H. M
v SETT. SUPT.. HARLEM R?VER. N.
an Over 16 years
FQRSAL‘IM um rFo ‘ . l . . 7 L
soroissgidlwi.te‘iiiiiifii§i humour“ Emmi
53mm state. Rommon.’ * nquire the, around. Work cog-fa rogsanfidfllelrvereu.
F01; SAL§~6 laying h n 5 b b Shonha'ggfleeglflé "if"? Eggs” '7 ' i
c mks-2' weeks i .8 SP coca J 4° Wat” t 9": 1w li'notch.
and wire run. 40 Elegflill ling. " '9 ' 5°”?N3r‘fiafiif ‘5'"? i ..
FOR SfiLE-Finé Holstefin milch cow “SHES CARTEDV ‘V
also eiler calf both i' a ”Wife 19 Pic“ - ' "4
non. Anulv 291 Fla; HillnR%§3.conm Drovement3~ 'IMUJS; 7 Eggeugt: ilk.
FOR SALEgR
abbits from 731.00 in
$10.00 a or; .Also no 8' eggs. for
hatching." N . " "
East Ave 0 1 Hon tie 3 Ave. 01!
Piano Tuning, Repairing and‘Pollshing
Satisfaction Assur‘erh
Chopin, 13 Elizabeth St.
FOR SALE~A
near center of.
imorovoments.
0t Sentinel.
FOR ,sALn—Tw
care. 490. 69 Wt‘iingm St.
FOR SALE—‘8 ' '
least 3150‘ unare mam).
cit
.- on car line.
Ad
31. V
Tel. 7871
vements at
Hi2 garden on
Mrs. J
vard. 1.
FOR . SALE—~Fresh carve.
rezory Boulevard.
Holstein s
Delivered tree.
el'S' reasonable.
H ‘r w Bedford Hills. N. Y..
t Kis‘co.
. . bite.
phone 154. M
..Ford totirihur car.
P one mos-Better 6
Fogdsflns all 2 F d
a . . . s t ‘
191: and 1918 n? A-ioi-omi’itigi‘f 04”
at o Wesioort Ave. or nhone 21662
__i_1_ndays betWeen 7 a. m.. and 2’1). m:-
FOR SALE-14916 Tourinecar. 339'»
including manv
D .11].
rs. Side DOCKELS.
6 vol, battery. electric Sid
and volt lamps. full set,
electric horn. skid chains.
tires. tubes. etc.
'1‘er 021.4. Nor-walk
0f
'TO LET
LET—One large. furnished from,
loom. Centrally located. lnmnre
It: Flux Hill Road. So. Norwalk.
'i‘l) illiNT—A‘modern furnished room
“will lllll.1l.'l01' refined ladv or so!»
tlnnmn. :5 Fitch St, East Norwalk.
'i'() l.l§'l‘—7~li"r0nt office. 13-3le on Wash-
ington st" runnmz water and closet.
cz'wlv imzntcd and moored. Frorlcrick
”Hunter. 4 So. Mam St.. Room 9. Phone
' rill).
l-“OR RENT—wTwo large rooms. .Aoniv
» in: . ,_ Slomon. 102 Washmgton
155.. South Norwulk.
'l‘t’) LET—ANicelv furnished room. can
trully located. modern improve-
;gggils. Ilouselreenlng nriwleces. Tel.
‘11.
’i ‘ [l
"son RENT—STORAGE SPACE
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Scmii‘xre proof building. Hubbell Coal
& Storage Co.,- Inc., Sagatuck, Conn.
Ti'l. ‘Westport, 296.
' 'Los'r.
1.()S"P-0n the sand between The.
(‘unnon and the bath—houses at Com—
lio Beach. Pair of tonnage-shun
snr'vcmvles. Finder please leave same
at Nash’s navmon. 4 . .
li'iN’l‘EDwLudv or gentleman agent
in Norwalk foi;,“Wutkms famous
l'rmlucts. W'at ins goods knoun
M't-rvwhere. Bil?l orofits. write todai.
Watkins (‘70.. 53 Vlnona. Minn.
—_.‘—-
F05 smut. . d
‘ ,on s. can ,1" . 't..
St. Call Gibsofi" S‘nii?fifilp
FOR S§LE~5«vear~ol(l_ 10 room
ouse. 1N0. -, lumber built.
movements On 16 C
brackets. A-l condition.
having a. two-fumiv house
nariy‘onlv. Inquire Stonhen Kiss.
Lexmgton Ave. So. Nor-walk.
FOR SALEmlc
for delicaics . 10 it. long.
Walnut rack For; groceries.
rst class condition. Will
chem). Chamok’s Market.
Mam SL. So. Norwulk. Conn.
FOR SALEer. Clarence ‘. Bane-l“
82 \Vard St... L
$3,000.00 for
cent. royalty
motored.
FOR SALE~¢O§fice netitions and desk.
metrics; r“, is 83012?er We
., 21,. air 0 . . . run.
10 Hanford PL. So. Norwalk. 0 W 2
FOR SALEthe'en with lambs. $.14
nor pair and on. Merrill. Wilton.
Conn. . Phone 4742. ..u ,7
F013. SALE~TWO small houses. on
.VVIISOD s Pmnt Road. near Standard
Oil Co. “’zll sell. both for $2,500. In—
ouire Stephen Novak.’ 45 Railroad avo-
nue.
FOR SALF A five, assen e F rd
Se an. Price $1400.30. iogcfive a‘i-e-
nue. East lNorwalk. Phone '773-4.
FOR SALE-Motorcycles: several
_used motorcvclcs for sale at attrac;
tive prices. Schickel Motor 00.. 50
Garden St. tamford.
A“
i
be sold
use of richr ,
on all machines manu-
l.UST—- Passbook No. 335. 15531?”
against the Peonle's Trust Co. Find:
i-r will return some to said Beobles
’i'rusu ‘ Pavment on same is stov-
FOR LEASEfi—vl’roocrtv at
shall St. smtable for gram. cooler
storage. To let garage, on 19 Union
‘3- he Hatch & Bailey 00.. South
box-walk. Conn.
Lo.
nvd.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(llltlANlZE business under“ declara-
lion of trust: legal in all states: 0
l‘ilfll‘lfi to countrv of state commis-
mm. no stockxliabilityz we. ureneg‘e
hoods, and stock‘. certificates. comoie
m'intml matter. .
MW and save time and.trouble: tho"
mum t‘o,e:“wrlt.e for nartipulars, ’1‘ e
Weed (30.. Digdle" Sit. Wilton. Conn.
.fl.___ ’—
loove the miblic float-alt \Vashincion
o'clock. a. 111.. to V'Cilv Island. The clzn
St. hrid're Sum av. June.13. at 10
t‘hnllcuacr. Shamrock. wzll he moot-
vd theref and van Will have a chance
to sec 14 “
Fare for round trio $1.00. ,
The. boat: can lie chartered bv {1'2
:lnvior week. Licensedto carry 6.
l:’ seen crs.
H ..(t’fwr. ‘WALTER BATES.
Thomas St.. East Norwalk.
NINTY PER fcnurgéorfimn
STOMAOHHTROUBLE ‘
”is due to faulty eyesight;
‘Havc your eyes examined today.
We Closest 6 P. M. Bail].
'E H .A M E2131.
Optometrists and Opticiani
.ri‘The mime of good gassed“, '
3': ’Atlanticfit, Stamford
Deaths and Funerals
I John T. Motrell-
John T. Morrellpa well-known rel”:
dent of Eost‘Norwalk. died,.§ufidenr‘"’.
at; his home, No.4 Third, street, this,
r' ‘s'ili lk
,._‘~_‘
.llr
,
i. ,'
l
" two
fl ‘5: iih
, . Rev. Mr. Marsland Vfiijoméiate.
morning, aged seventy-five years. ”lei
,is survived by a widow. Funeral scr-
vices will be'held from his lateughome:
at 2:30 .o’clock, Monday "attet'n oil.
etc. 113 coi-oorate this :
NOTICE; 7, 7 ” , .
The Power boat ”Crescent. Will
6-
FOR SALEwa you are buying a
house a nrivatc nartv can Show vou
one or two bargains. P. 0. Box 126
Norwalk. , . , ,
r1031: mommy GARAGE
, Overhauling and'RenaiJ-ing
:11 Hanford Place. Tel.’ 925.
: noun BROTHERS, Props.
ro'R SALE—«House with 8 rooms.
about_ 97 feet front, and 185 feet deep.
Several kinds of fruit on property, 180.
43 Winfield Street, East Norwalk. A
' bargain. For particulars
Ask John’T; Hayes
-No. 7 Main Street, Norwalkg,
Ravi Estate, Insurance.
menus
F 01‘ This Week
V I . Good Quality Highly
' films Surf Satin, '40:.inches
Viide .2.:; 2. .....‘.:. $2.69yd
Fine utility, : Light . colored,
. StrinedESilk,f36 inches wide,
-While They! Last . .$ 2.25 yd
'qulerds, the ‘ newest designs
:- ideafil ‘fOr‘Snmmer Dresses,~' 30
”in. widgfipeeiai .u. $2.25 yd
‘ ' -vveight, White satin no:
vy 1.131% the thing‘foflr slurts
was a carpenter, and’hed‘assfiute .
the construction of : many. ,builflin ,,
and shipsjn this'sectionl 7’
Sir William
lizilei
’ 1W, l
hognny infill:
used the tim ,
inch“ " wide—.4 . ..$2 9332:;
new two-family lions}? '
a
renn House. care
hevrolet touring
Tel 874-3..
0 at, 'f‘ivorfll '
. a seer: Ce 0
51:0 in order to makelroom for new w
em. Rowaymn.
FOR SALE—8400111 cottage. all ingro—
A 1C9
fruit trees. nouirea't
. F. G ‘ ‘. - -
el. 18261fll11 36 Gremrv Boulc
voting. tuberculin tested. good inimi-
2' :s.
tel‘i“
FOR SALE—Two Ford runabouts. also
i latemodcls.
LEI—«2 FORD runabouts. 1917
(Juli
, extras. amounting in
actual cost .to over $100. including Hear
7 and too cove tool box.
e. rear; soot.
s‘wflches.
8-day clock.
Box 184. Rowayton.
family of adults. Six
at. '26 Union
Trinity Placer
-. , . chestnut,
trimming. hard wood flooring. all im-
aroenter builditw
If: you. are
. a private
( .
. 30X. 9x10.--Show (:4:
£51 Black
76 North
Norwalk. Conn. For Sale
and 1 oer _
15 Mar- ;
steam heat and all improvements. Lot .
, and she had no friends here; she had
’ tallied only two dollars.
Bruno ”2374.
Phone 47
,_ THE NORWALK‘ R%%F‘ING CO.~
. rt ruff Roofs ,
Asphalt Shingles. American or French
Method laid ovor, old . wood
Slate. Gravel. Fen; and '1" Roots re-
d and painted.
ater St. So. Norwaik. Conn.
CURBJNG. gutters lawn rolling." con:
cretmz tar walks done in first-
class style. I oflice git}: Nora
(«Phone
iffilk Supply (30.. iléngater
WILLIAM J. unovanv
Plumbing, Tlnnlng And Heating,
21 Baotou St. Phone 2389’
shingles.
WALL PAPER AND PAIN:
The Background of a Happy H me.
his: received tar—thousand rolls of
W81! paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But; beforevgolng some place
else and bay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
2:) to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save money..
ALEXANDER WHITE ‘
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959 l
66 V2 so. Main St. 51 Osbom Ave.
So. Norwaik East Nomalk
Ray Werme,-Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You"
minimum “
. wmuwur PlANii
Deidocatic Leader Says Per-
sonal fiberthili be Chief
. ‘ Issue by November
CHICAGO, June 12.—-—.\'orman E.
Mack, Democratic 'l‘lationel Commit-
,teenum from"New <York and former
chairman of the committee; was again
an interested on~looker at the Rondo
lican Convention yesterday. He is
one of the strongest advocates of a
wet plank in the Democrat plailorm
andldeclared; -.that it; would be the
most potentissue in the coming cam-
paign. ‘
“I was at. the Colihseum yesterday
when the Republicans adopted their
platform,” he said. “They straddled-
the Leogue of Nations issue. I want
to tell you that by election day the
people will have lost sight or. the
League of Nations. They won't
,care anything about the tariff, and
labor questions will not loom as now-
er’ful as. they do today. '
“The big issue then will be personal
liberty as involved in the Federal fax-0‘
’hibitiou amendment. I have talked
itO some Republican leaders and they
‘admit this to be true. I feel. certain
alliat our. convention will adopt a plank
declaring for light wines and beers
and giving each state the right So do
cide for itself what alcoholic content
shall be legal. =
WDMAN BflllfflllNli
MONEYPAYSHNE
Frances Aiodino. an Italian woman.
was convictedof obtaining money un-
der falsepre’tences in the City court,
this morning and fined ten dollars
and costs.
The woman was arrested yesu‘rdazé
when a. report. from some Italian~peo—
pic on Lexington avenue advised the
police that a woman was colleciing
money, and. did not look “just right”-
to them. Officer Toothill arrested
her, and,=.a'ccording to his testimony
in court, 'she had told him she was
collecting money to buy clothes fr:
a. sick woman‘ the talian consul was
' to send back to Italy. Later, so went
the téstimonr. she told Sergeant Hunt
themonev one to pay for macaroni,
that she was onlyiaking order.
SMrs. Alodino brokendow'n in court.
and told Judge Vosbui-gh' 9: pitiful
story of not having had anything to
eat, in three days or somethins: to that
effectishe spoke through and inter»
ureter said her husband was in Italy,
only collected two or three dollars.
n. But her stories were contradictory,
and"‘the judge, finding her guilty. fin-
ed her ten dollars and costs. _'a total
.ot“$14.80. She told the police'sbn.
, :had no money to prove it, ahegiook-
tire.”
kimono meet at noon.
.Day’fwill be observed;
g W'Bouth Norwalk hethodlst Episcopal"
3- snowman“. John I. Snavely. pastor; .
Carlton L’Kommedieu, organist; Miss
Willa. Miller, soprano; Mrs. J. J.
vae‘ly. ‘eontrslto: George Leach,
tenor; Harry Sterling, bass; chorus
choir.-fi—Sundfly > services as follows.
Animal “Children’s Day service at
10:30 o’clock. This isalve'ays a serv-
oithe Sunday school will produce the
program of the morning. ,All mem-
bers of the Sunday school are request-
el to meet. fifteen minutes before the
hour of opening, at 10:15 shall), in the
Sunday school room. Invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend this service.
There will be no session of the Sun-7
day school. The EpWOnh {mango-o
meeting will be held at 6:45 p. m.
Evening service of song and preach-
ing at 7:30 o’cock. The evening
theme will be "The Man or Truth.”
On Monday evening, at 8 o'clock,
the Sunday school board mu meet at
thevchurch. This will be the .
meeting" before the summer vacation,
'and all members will have a social
time together; refreshments of ice
cream and strawberrieejwill be serv-
ed. ~
The Woman’s» Foreign Missionary
Society will meet on Tuesday even~
ing, at, 8 o’clock, at the parsonage, 22
\Vesi avenue. *
The official board will hold its reg-
ular monthly meeting on VJedncsday
evening, at 8 o’clock, at the parson-
a ,. .
goo Thursday evening the mid—Week
service of the church is held at ’7145.
One week from tomorrow evening
Old “Fell Lodge, F. and A. M., and
Ophir Chapter, No. 52, Eastern Star,
will meet for a St..John's Day service
in ihis church.
East avenue Methodist -Episconal
church, Rev, Herbert E. MarsIand.
nasicrr—‘On Sunday morning, at10:30,
the service of public worship. The.
pastor will preach. Subject: “Money
or What?” Sunday school session at.
noon. The Men’s Bible class takes
up the lesson study and discussion at
12:15. This class is open to all men.
At 7 p. m.. the Epworth League mccta
lug; will be. led by Mrs. Thomas Bax-
ter. Topic: “Common Mistakes in
Daily Living.” Evening songvand ser~
mon service at $245 o'clock. Pastor‘s
sermon subject: “Every Man for Him-
ice much, enjoyed; The young people .
last ,
a. 311., morning prayer and sermon;
7:30 p. m.,_ evening prayer and star
men. ' , _
AMonday, 7 p. m.-—Boys Club. ‘
, Tuesday,- 8 p. m.-.-—Meet.ing" of the
Trinity Men's Club. .
Thursday—There will be a, picnic
or the Wardens Guild, at the beach
cottage of Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt, 11".,
a: Compo Beach. ,,
Friday, 3:30 ' ‘p. ' m.~‘-—Cand‘idates’
class or the Girls' Friendly Society.
Adventist Christian, church. Van
Zant and ?‘ away streets, East Nor-
walk, “Rev. Frank Leslie Long. pastor.
s-Preac‘hing services at 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. In the morning the
pastor": subject will be: “Divine
Reckoning." The evening subject will
be “Contrasts." The Sunday school
will meet at 12. At 6:15 p. m., Mrs.
Katherine Thompson will lead the
Loyal Workers’ service. The .. sub-
»
ject is “God’s Promises."
will meet. on Monday evening.
The choir will render special
lections at each service.
se-
St. Peter’s VGerman . Evangelical
Lutheran church, Cedar street. near
West avenue, Marti .;,Steup, pastor.
Divine service will 15’ hold tomorrow
at 10:30. The pastor will deliver a
plain sermon. Evening services will
be omitted until autumn. ”The mix:
service at Fabie’s Memorial chapel.
3:30 p. in. The members of St. Pen
er's are cordially Welcome. Sunday
school at 9:30. Children should at-
tend churchvalso.
Cake sale of Ladies’
Friday, June 18211, at
store. . ,
‘Pcnny social of the Young People's
Society.
at the church.
Aid Society on
Briggerman’s
h...
Associated Bible Students.-——-C. W.
«Ford, of New York will give a Bible
lecture. in Red Men’s Hall. South Nor~~
walk .tommgrow afternoon. at. three
o’clock. His theme will be. concern-
ing our dead. as advanced by the
scriptures.
be present.
The sixth volume study will be con-
sidcrcd after the lecture.
South Norwalk Rescue Mission. 6
self.” .
Tuesday night the Women’s For-
eign Missionary Society holds its}
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
\Villis Bean, on Van Zant street. ‘
, W'ednesday afternoon the Ladies“
Aid Society meets at 2 o’clock.
Thursday night the ‘ mid-week
,church service at 8 o’clock. .
On Saturday night. the Choral Un-
ion meets in the church- ,
First’ Congregational church of
South NorWalk, F. H. Jacobs, minis
.22)., Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Henry street.—-Sundav school at 2 n.
superin-
tendent. 3:15 p. 231., praise and testi-
'm0ny meeting. Brother Alfred Amie?"
son will have charge. 7 p. m., Chil-
dren's Mission Band meeting. Send
the children in to hear theirue story
or the Chinese boy monk.
Meetings Wednesday and Friday
evening. at 8 "p. m.
'Woaiher permitting there will he
on open air meeting Saturday. also
Sunday evening. at 8 p. 331.. on the cor-
ne‘r'of Raymond and Day streets.
tors—«The services {or Sunday, June
13. will be given over to Children‘s;
Day exercises. W'eurge every parent;
having children in our school. to be‘
present on this occasion. Special feat-.
arcs of the service will he the dedicate;
.iion of the honor role and a pageanix
of democracy by the children and
young women of the school. Every—‘
one is given a cordial invitation to at;
tend this service. -
The Young People's
Society “'illl
Sunday morning is as follows:
Prelude~“lntermczm" ..... Bohemian 1
“March,” from “Taunliauscr” ...... ,
“ ' “’agner
“Chorus of Women's Voices"..\’incent
Offertory-—"June Barcarolle" ...... 7 . l
‘ Tschaikowsky .
"Triumphal. March" . . . . . . .Costa
First Congregational church. Nor-
walk. ‘Rev. E. F. McGregor, Ph. 1)..
nastor,—~Moruing service at 10:30.;
This will be Children’stDay. with an;
interesting scrvlch oi‘songs, exercisfi
es, graduation, baptism at. "children,
and a story flowed under the title}
f'Childrcn’s Dav Gomrades.” This!
service, lit-10:30,: will take, the place.
of ”:15" upon?! Sunday school at noon. '
The Christiani Endeavor Society
will hold its meeting in Cranbury
Chapel. at‘3r45. instead of the regular
6:30 meeting. The bus leaves the
Boston *Store at 3:30. .
There wiilbe no mid-week service
on Thursday. Preparato service
Thursday, July lst. '
Tuesday, the ministering Circle Wil’
meet with Mrs. Austin, Rockriiige, at
3 p. 112:. Members wil please wake the
car leaving Main and Wall at 2:30.
South Norwalk Baptist church. (the
home-like church, Rev. L. ‘1. Schoen-
pler, , pastor.~—«lli~orning service
10:30, Subject: “The Value 0
Good: or. therParable of the
Bible school and Men’s 13 gt ,
C. F. Society,
meets at 6:45 p. in. Miss Ruth “Brady.
will speak from the Survey. At the
evening services" 7:30; ” “Children’s
Monday, 7 p. m.-Thelyouug7peopl-c ‘
will play volley ball, the, parsonage "
Tuesday, 8 p. ’m.—:~ e Mizpah Cir'
the lecture roofn'fofllh‘e’ church. Thi“
. out "her pockefib‘ook and gave it to,
Chief ~Pen’nington' are open. ‘ It em
But wins
he“ she. would have, image to jail, and
chef produced ’? nearly thirty” dollars
informed the fine was twenty eight.
ydpllars‘ and paid; According to :the.
A“ orders of » he court. she; was zescort’ed ,.
‘ the r'miiroad {elation ' by” 'an‘ officer -
' he took1 :
will he their. lasti'regular‘s business
meson; until September. Plans win
he ma e for thesummer’s work; and '
v‘ork off the time‘ton a’ dollar’a. has.Tattentivn'rgivemmafir-mafiers'nm
sax-y fox-"closing ”this, year’s activities;
meet at 7:30 p. m. The music for-“Ins: at S o'cln
$3
a .
ole of King’s” Daughters will meet; in i
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
First Church ‘of Christ. Scientist, 57‘
West avenue.-——The regular Sundayr
service of this
a. 211.
Christian Science subject. June 13:
"God. the Preserver of Man."
Sunday school will be held at 1!
o‘clock.
W'ednesday evening testimony meet-
ck. To both these serv-
ices the public is invited. A reading
room is maintained 'at the some ad-
dress. onen each week day, holidays
excepted, from 1:30 (o 4:30 p. m.
Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev.
W2 A. Lynch, pastor.
10:30 a. 111. Children's Day exercises
at» 7:30 p. 111. Sunday School at 12'30
p; m. .
Class meeting Tuesday evening.
Grace Baptist church—Preaching
at. 11 a. in. Sunday school at 12:30 1').
:11. Evening fiervices at. 8 o’clock.
Rev. B. W. Abbot, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
will officiate. All sire welcome.
Children’s Day exercises
o’clock.
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Morning Star Christian Association.
Remind street. ' *
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Man-speed.“ ‘
The speed of the ruuncr and skater
general belief that tlep skater is the
faster; .Thc PCP-‘31"! is about 32 feet
and in ironing on skis crate of 100
“FOR SALE— '
’1 Electric Coffee Grinder
'1 Motorcycle
13914 Touring Bedfdfor Ford
1 R. C. H. Motor
1 Grey & Davis Selfistarticr ,
.f—Laro Tension Magnetos ' with
Coil ’ , A _
' Gasoline Tanks, 5~20 gallons , -
'vPresteoilight and lair Tanks
.‘New. and Se
Radiators. ~
meeting, cake and _,ci~eem e “‘35:" F , .
served. All the members-_ are ..‘re
quested to be] present at=~this'impor£«'
“thrusting.- ' _” '-; - V,
Thursday; 7345 mer—Thcgregnlar
, , service-of weanling-db
‘ 2’6» and 2a.; Imam
121254 ,,
" 3'1 w«hing»n 3:. so. NM»
The teachers of the Sunday school ‘
Westrort, will be held June 20th. at'
Thursday evening, June 17tli,_
The public isrini’lled to,
ore
1313 City; "
Tel. 324,: Opp. Schultne's M32“;
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GOTTLIEB’S
Great Reduction,
Sale [of Clem .
s."n.o..cANi)y co. g
mogigslalecggm‘mes I
:3 voel‘seouu ovum. , J i;
metronwnm can. . t
Phone 470-18 2,3. , ~- -
FOUNTAIH PENS and EVER—
SEARP FENCES
Ideal Graduation Gifts. :
I GRADUATION .GOIIGEAW-
, LATIGN CARDS
The Hamilton
' , Shop
49.Wa.ll Street.
r03 om n»
One Ford tounn' g car a.
1916: one cougar-cm, 1918;
onerord chain 've, one com-
mercial car, 1914. Inquire 6
Bridge 3t.
{15" .
New Honeycomb _
Ford Radiators
$28.00 and $35.00
Norwalk‘ Radiator Remit '
inc and Automobile Ex-
. change. 131.954.
church is held at 11,
I ~ .WAI-srs .
~Preaching at ,
are about the Same. contrary to the'
a second. “8:: i'urlningoo skin a speed "
of 72 were {second hos'been made
A New Line 0: _ .
Fancy and Tailored '
Regular $2.9 , $2.09, $2.25.
For $1.79.
Every Woman’s
FASHION SHOP,
9.». 82M. Diem
HENTISI ‘
47 South nan Street
. South Nomalk
feet per ”second hlli‘ei been Mcol‘llol. é
CUNNINGHAMszi-mcn .
coca-hand Ford, .
._~ _. ..m w“...
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of‘Renairs
All Star Tires
“' 15‘MARSHALL ST.
W ‘
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