“can“. my 22, £923. -
‘. 5
ANTED
org on girl's dros-
W
nperat
ALE—Ha press tori—ale.“
FOR S Y 3 Old
.Th é Sentm
FOR ELIE
If
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“ h H: «NOTICE ;
Vr-nme Frank & 00-, 10 w 108 Water St."
‘ 3'- Snwlv'CO- .
. ‘."*‘1——Men opener! and 018“ iron SALE-4011001 the
M ‘r-".Lharv skins. Jonas 8.: Honor lots on Raymond Terrace. wm bug
1W». Spring Street. 3‘ house to suit buyer. Terms arrang at
V Tel. 1326.
.i .\' * tin—'Operators. We WE,
* mwrlunss for hemmers and $00"- FOR. sun—1920 Ford touriugrteg.
gull .ettprs. Opportunity forC 50?: gun-tar; 1920 ram-d madiatfige: t:
V ~« : “ . Len Shirt 0- 1917 Ford touring car. risk
‘ I) 1‘08“an Y ’ 3 Call at 5 Westport Avenue 0! PW
.cstnut, street.
for stripping and
'TED—vG'lrls
‘ yin: in box department. Apply
1‘ limb 6.: Sons. 50 Day street. bft
alk.
‘ ' r. nonsmmvaroomar
u out“; at.-
‘ Phone ’8}! '
-Booste_rs at; 350 In.
miatvssc m. -. . '
Extra Fancy Stock 50c I; .
KILLED AND' Dim 831). ~
H
2153 Norwalk after 6 p. m. 3t
ALE—Ford Roadster. good run-
E‘OR S _ ‘
ning condition, 313:1. inquire after
6 p. m, 126 Ely Ave. ’ 3t
. TED—I have 81.000 to invest
' ith services or will buy a small
incss: must be sound busmess
position and worthy of investiga-
n. Replies held strictly comiden-
l. Address Business. Care of Sen-
1",
’AN'l‘lZD TO BUY—Eight to twelve
. hers» power high speed engine,
or; boat for sale. Write Bout. Core
pl Sontim‘l.
‘.‘.\.\'TED-Houseworker in family of
in small house. with all im«
6‘] l'w".
."nl'llf‘llls. Tel. Darien 53-12.
“li'lTlOX \\'AZ\’TED-Young man.
h Swilnnl uraduate. wishes posi-
l‘m drive car. Best of rel‘en
. ill be furnished. l‘hone"330 or
:1 So. Norwalk. Conn.
' l
"l
n
J .5. ‘~ L'..
i‘lill-wlllmnis by young couple.
l unfurnished. with all im-
- l.‘.i tats. rvllt about 2525. Phone 877.
3':
if \ fl.
\\’_\.‘."i'i~ZD— Experienced two needle
“nip .mors on shirts and underwear.
'lu I. Pmbmly 6‘: Co. Inc, South
~¢ 'nrwzllk, Conn.
“r ANTED—A rlfinetl middle‘aznd
\tl‘mnn wishes board in (‘otlnll‘i’
tll E'J‘ll \illl-lr-solne food or Still!) a
M; ileuly to Mrs. J. \l'. ifnrrigun.
17 \‘t‘ullul-o Aux. Mt. Vernon. N. Y
'.‘..‘\.'l’l-Z;'l "linardt-l's. Mrs. ($1.1m .‘u'a-r-
‘_ SI‘P-w-k $1.. off St. John St.
" if. t}:
Y
lie Olson.
.:.1~l.m:l rooms.
Q” \‘o‘ljljli -
FOR SALE—One Buick 4 touring car,
with starter and lights. Cheap. On!
Ford truck. Raymond Street & Son.
Phone Darien 100.
FOR SALE—3 family house, nearly
new. large lot. improvements. Ital-
ian settlment. $5.500. Geo. Mitchell.
Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE
On Newtown Ava, house, 5 rooms, or
tra large porch. well water. shade,
garden, chicken house, garage, 2 cars.
Lot 65x240 feet. Price $4,500. For par-
ticulars ask——
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2' years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Vena,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash—
ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
FOR SALB—-Brand New Bathroom,
:55. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank, enameled hath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, 35. Seidenberg C0,. 545
firdyAve. between 36th and 37th‘Sta.
FOR SALE.
A two family house. all improvements,
lilCfll'u’l in the ;lrd district, within 3
minim-s oi‘ trolley or 10 minutes walk.
mg distance from the bridge. Apply
it the oillce 02‘—
:lll im-
inquire
.. mums.
loll.
.....
:2», lév-zi .._
llli Ending
" t.
-\"i'~‘£uli:.
= 223?: improve.-
./ .zl‘ SU‘L‘C‘L Inn.
7 ti
. “\G‘.
.~'.~‘r‘li.l‘TlON_
4 ‘2: that the
sulisusting
under the
lllNE. was
cement on
.~ of said firm
‘ II. Fuller. All
, :wrom are pay-
' “"‘Umes all Ila-
I and debts of
by Edward S.
"II.>‘.‘nZ'C‘d to him
' ii FILLER,
. b MINE.
lililliifilfiii
llllll OF illsz
"7 {Quality bat-
n n: Quali-
' ’r “‘Ood sepa-
. ”It-.0. w. Bat-
.>"_."r’ 1: carefullv
.lfll ilOWn t0 th'e
_ X'fr ”it: best bat-
~. :i.t;:"u ”Tito. Sizes
' 1.1: 1,3“? 0hr 911095.
.7 ?. . .liluu. 49 West
, .
‘5 Railroad Avenue
Nor-i
'H‘
.. .:.~ Advertisement» '
J. M. LAYTON & CO., 1110.,
So. Norwalk
liques. Entire collec-
Somt-l‘villc. Post “Road.
.. null be sold at Pub-
.‘\.(-lltlll)' and Tuesday.
innit-llt‘lng at 10 a.
:‘l'ilina and Glass-
I’ewwr, Brass
Slilllwicll' Glass.
mi Furniture, etc.
.. .:.-;l-'C!inn Sunday.
:~ZiZLllt‘ll, Auctioneer.
Gt
‘2"! ‘3' “All
LEGAL NOTICES
Ulllllill 0F NOTICE.
irir'l‘ilii'T OF NOR'WALK. as. PRO-
i:.\ :‘ii t'r’l‘lL‘ll'i'. July 21, A. D.. 1922.
Whereas, \‘a'l‘lllt'll application has
r'l lllutlt‘ {u this Court :‘or adminip
. Lion of the estate of Mary Mill-
imrll; Starr. wlio.dicll a resident 0i
Nolwnlk. in said District. more than
lull year;- bt‘iOlC the date 01 said 81*
pllculion.
Ordered. That said application be
lie-lard and dt‘lelmlnf‘d at the Probate
attire. in Norwalk, on the 28th day or
Jul}, 19:12, at 2 o‘clock ailernoon; and
lhal public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pubs
Hailing this order in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in Said District. at
least five days before said day-of
hearing.
HEXRY W. GREGORY,
.Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, SS. PRO-
BATE COURT. July 7th. A. D., 1922.
ESTATE OF Joseph Kiss. late 01‘
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis—
[0 exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
'1 persons indebted to said Estate
e requested to make immediate pay-
.ent to
' KIT! KISS.
CARLEY WAIHA.
Taken by virtue of an EXECUTION
to me directed, and will be sold at
PUBLIC VENDUE to the highest bid-
town of Norwalk, fourteen days after
date, which will be on the Slst day
of July, 1922, at 10 o'clock in the lure;
noon, to satisfy said Execution and
my tees thereonpthe following des-
cribed property, to wit: .
Lot of restaurant supplies.
Dated at Norwalk, this 17th day
July, 1922. '
FRANK r. FASANELLA.
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and“ al-
lowed six months from the data here.
of for the creditors of said Estate
der, at the public sign-post in the
of
Deputy Sheriff of Foirfield County.
PROF. P. A. TUGCIARONE—Viomfiat
and composer of a grand overture,
37 standard compositions and meth-
»ods, will accept students ctr!!!
grades; also lessons for banjo, m-
dolin and guitar. Studio, Central
Trust Bank Bufldlnx. Wall Street,
Norton-
-—DON"1' lotions-rooms“. Daron
know we put on Asphalt rooting at.
less than or-st of woodman! They
look much better, wear ' better «and
have a fireproof spruce. We 2.150st
slate. crawl and Asbestos rooting. st 1:5: ‘ ‘ " - ' .Monday. anew Thursday Sam-
Three-ply rubber roofing. $3.75 per ,.'11hursdaY- 7:45 P. mu prayer serV- day. 7:30 a. m.." holy cesium.
roll.. Isadora and gutters; Ice. Wednesday. and Friday, 9 a. n1; um‘
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
l’hones 387 or 2955.
We Buy and Sen
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street 80. Norwalk.
Phone 2252.
Mrs. Tattle having returned is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. It new fur is re-
quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 North Main St, South Norwalk
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL,
REPAIRING .
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators. Starters and
lgnitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marina engines?
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
church. George anomalous, minia-
“175":01“ egG. IR], organ‘ lst and 31.
rector: Hrs. 1-- 1- Pugh. contralto:
Mus m.n..ntuer. soprano: Harry
L. Sterllns. basao; H. P. Sunderland.
town—Sunday school and Men’s As.
[terribly at 10 o'clock. Worship and
amount 11 arm. and at 7:30 p215:
Rev. water W’. “gun. Pastor of the
First. mmxmm church 0:
3g Winsted an Wh. Mr. Amnan in;
~ moral-:tnomnfizmle young men in ‘
the on «snow cleagfiimaer and a. Howell. rector sixth Sun
m ; r. ( day after
audience an:
maximum!“
lwill meet as usual.
:tion are cordially mm and, urged
to join the: choir. The Lord really
wantsanvolccstoslnghlspralseay
Thursday afternoon-and evening a
lawn_ social will be glvemon the lawn
or the churchby the Ladies’ A3d80- -
Aciety. Prize lawn bowling for iii?!
and woman-ill be the 1mm M.
«will also be a aleotapronatow:
els. fancy work and other-cum ad‘-
cles. Ice cream.» cake and coffee will
law-owed. All ”stadium
m .xaeulfidlst ’Episcopal
2
St. Paul‘s church. Rev. Louis B.
‘ Utmost!) (smell and In; .E. 1:. ‘ mm '
. 1 . Wendel. urn. August provost!!! abs-’4 1“!“me «41m
‘ 'rcompanylngéthe moon the organ: j thN ;
. . l. , ‘ mehfltwfllmt rat-7:45 J ' mun
» rumour. . _. m nchem- ' m m to!
',al. wmummormm '
New. all rimprovomats, vary dealt-n ;
me suntan."
snowmen.
WSWEALOW
Mam—7 room—“.600
m 33va HOUSE
caregarage, all improvemmts, 88.” 7 ,
Behring; to his Trinity).—-7:30 a. in” holy common-
can-cc at once pleasing rion' 10:30 a. m.. morning prawnfir-
.mon. holy communion. 1:30 1» In"
Ievening prayer. '
Claés meeting on Tuesday evening
An important meeting of the 0m- and 1101 ' .
cial Board will be held at the close of Both 33.13: $2213 of the parish
service Sunday mimlmfi- — are closed fot‘ the summer. menu.
» idren of the school! are expected to
East avenue Hethodlsp..£placopaleattend one or the morning services.
church. Rev. P» Irving Watkins. D. parents are and to remind the chi!-
1)., minister; Clarence Cable. organ- dren.
lst and choir dimmin—Sunday serv- The services are for all who will
lees as follows: Morning worship, with come to them. Especial invitation is
address by Miss Effie Bentham. who'cxtcnded to strange?! and V1530“ '0
spoke before the Kiwums club on the worship at St. Paul’s.
“Barnardo Homes." 11. Sunday The‘cnurch is open all day. every
school with Friendship Bible class, ‘day in the year. for rest. prayer and
taught by A. N. Pail-10"»; Captain meditation.
Leslie Vickers will swim to the class
on "Studying' Human Nature." to
whlch all members uni frwnds are
specially invited. in. ring worship,
with sermon by the min .,.<r on ”In-
humanity versus Opportunity." '
Tuesday-4’ 9- mm l" 30l'5' C‘Ub
All the boys are
outed at this mm ting.
First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
West avenue. The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 10 a.
m. Sunday school will be held at 10
‘ o'clock.
Subject. July 23rd: “Truth."
W'ednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 7 o'clock.
To both these services the public 13’
I.
specially w i
i
Thurs'la}'~—7 P. m. H0 regular
mid-Week meeting. Tops for consid— invited. . , .
oration: “Quest of tllv i'lrl-l‘ Good." Reading room in the Roodnerl
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
Water St. and Steamboat Place
ATTENTION
there is no use giving it away torl
full price for junk I also
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. 8. FELDMAN.
5 Rowan St.
NAGY BROS. ‘
all kinds. Pi
for moving purposes. Dali
New York Clix. Building
71 Cedar Street.
stone.
c
max TH! moron? To 1
THE HO E
Mattresses, pillows,
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy‘
telephone 317
call.
NORWALK MATTRES c
Franklin and Monroe St. 808 163—39731);
EXPERT AUTO MECHAXIO
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec
lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
PLULIBING ~TINNING— HEATING
One~Plpe Heaters
JOSEPH s. KERY( JR,
Tel. 492
21 W’aslllngton St. So. Norwalk
CONNECT'I'EUT CARPET
CLEANING CO. »
.87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone us
Cageemclea: Rand renew colors in
an . d
rts. us: Han process by
floods Called for and Delivered.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST persons having
steady incomes, on HOME FURNI-
TURE. PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. N0 PAW'NS. FIF—
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWF'UL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the money. .Con-
sultatior‘fifi'd advice KFREE. SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
your obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Bedeficial» Loan Society
Administrators. 434 Mala 3t- Stamford, Oonn.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE 0N so. NORWALK A EN y N ,
EXECUTION. G" 0 OR
WALfi MERCHANTS £830.,
3 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 80.:Norwalk
Write or Call to the above addresg'or
PHONE NORWALKi-q—w.
A GOOD MG '10 HOW.
Foley, Calharttc»?ahlets are a genu-
inely wholeéorna. Impala—an ideal
laxativ .‘ They been the system" at
and" fineprpurged: got" potions and
ready to renal: m ‘31!!! J. Hunt-
er. 1260-3311113}! max. 8.. Pitts-
.77'1‘,os‘ T
bmmm‘l’ cannot pulse
Foley Cathartic: Tablets. $90 .
inst-“int Roton Point Dancing P ‘ 7
ion. ”faculty. night. W3
Liberalism l:
3
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION. 1
.
i
|
I
Junk is valuable these days and:
half the price While I am paying thei
pay 1c ai
lservicc and Sunday
limped that all who am it
Best Norwalk; be present. The topic o: the Christian;
cl
Local and long nuance trucking of} Van Tassel will be the macr-
am; moving. Special vani
y trips to;
Phone 318;
lplace was definitely announced
bolsters and?
payment plan, “5° renovating, sails-L
{action guaranteed. Drop us a card or.‘ service by placing their autos at the
for representative tohlispoaal of the committee t‘orrtrans-
I pormtion.
? rat and spread their own basket lunch-
Counu‘y Water System. Range! and,
. Lewis. M. A1, recon—Calendar for the
week he inning July 23—5111 Sunda'i -W , »
after Trignlty (D. S. T.): 7:30 a. mi: Try a Sentinel Adv. for the bent
holy oommunnion. 10:30 a. m.,}result. -
morning prayer and Sermon. ' > ‘
' Tuesday—8.9. In- business meeting“ .
0f the Young People’s Musical andE THE WORK
Dramatic Guild. . . ' , iw ..
.Thuf‘sdas’es 9.111.. rehearsal furl
highly
building. 61 “‘all street. open week
days (holidays excepted) ll to'4.
This notice is Standard time.
All seniors on Stalumri lime.
Visitors and. stronger.
l“
.lg us are.
. - . . 7.176;]?! [6%
We're equipped to handle any
kind of a plumbing jobL—big or
smallfithe public has to alter. We
do our work well and we do it in
jig time, too. No waiting around
for inspiration. We deliver the
goods in a hurry and you’ll be per-
fectly willing to meet the sort of a
bill~we'll hand you.
NASH, RAYMOND ennui,
fcordiaiiy invited to “‘0..~i;.p here.
All are welcome.
w...
.
2:43.45: Morn-i ’
a Sunday.; I'nlon church services—South Nor—
portunt no- lwalk Baptist. South Norwalk Congre-
gurds the‘g‘ational and South Nor-walk Metho-
clmrcli picnic. at boil: 1‘ :! preachingidist churches worship tomorrow in the
swigool. so it ls:South Norwalk Methodist church.
:terested williRev. John J. Snavely. pager of the
’Methodist church, will he the preach.i
Congregational chum l:
lng worship will be at i
the pastor preaching. l
tices may be éxpectml :15 n
Endeavor service at .
“'Growth"——ll Peter
o'gock will oe , er. ‘
15‘. Walter? preaching.
‘1 LiVing God."
'"‘ ' ‘ "“ ‘ *l -' ‘ .. lng service.
The community (ale-g hub will re-zSOna and. Bread! "
hearse Monday night in the church agétheme: The Test of Greatness. The
8 o'clock. ievenlng service will be brought with;
lee Sunday school picnic will be in the space of about fifty minutes,
‘ ‘ ‘ .'tended tOl
l 'aih .. .Although the , and general invitation is ca . 5
he a nut ‘5 25113“ “ last‘hll. The church subscriptions ofr‘t‘he‘s
Sermon theme; “'l‘he'
At 8 o'clock (D. S. TJ.‘
Sermon i
l
a
n1
Hours of service: 19:30 (D. S. '12). g .,
llii liQRlVllKSELECliliCVC’O.
Emacs ‘
-or strumming 5r.
won: 359
Painting. Paper-Eons!!! at
, Bates—Give Us a Trial
CHAIN WALL P 5 .
COMPANY
1'0!!!th
halal“
Gnu ,
I scum IIAlN ITRIII.
AGENT Fan ‘
2 Stores
Tel. .2978. ‘
Liberty Square 11 No. Main St.
Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.50 .
a»
~ ~ _ . . mating
. . as Peach Lake. there is still a l members of the different pantie .
Sunda} ‘ hurches may be brought Just as is;
rmssilyiiilv of a. change. People mic J ,
the congregation with autos can ren—ICUStOmarS' in their Own Churches. andi
nlrr :1 distinct and much appreciated . the envelopes containing such “10139533
zwill be distributed to the treasurers
'of the different organizations accords,
Families are asked to cmfling to their designation on envelopes. l
i
" - . ~ i International Bible Students. Red.
> u I let) {0 :2 x r. . . .
goon. taking 5 fl“ C t r I I 0 trn O :Mmfs Hall. \Vashmgton street. South;
7 t . 'o 2: outs mvn. h : . . .
ior co'. ‘Thm lelr‘ n at e llong 'orwalk.———Sunda‘y. July 23. 3 p. m.l
,to trial—m pzmlsum for them. Is. ) q T F I ll rk _ .—-n l in x;
inream will he served :0 all. An; 30-; (l I“; <-)h.‘c t' ‘1‘“,2} 331:“ We: “:1;
‘nations for tl‘ will be Welt-on? Come ; on 2 inc." lo . ... 9.....us ....i..e - X,
rout Sundav and hear more of the par- .Earth. M“ 20°er is an able speak-
I h ‘ - ‘ ‘ fir and will prove from God’s two to
i
- ticulars. . . , i
. ' * - . . . l '
Tile mill-“eel: meeting will probaw’u" satisfaction of all who hear tla :
l
l
l
‘ OLD. CARS
SellYourOldcu-stotho
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Amos
Between Oaks and center 8t"
‘ Bridgeport, Conn. —
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tire! to
fit any make of car
- . . . iii Jesus had not come to earth it. nor-
* l’ msd hccausc (f x . . . , .
bl) ”2 om * J m“ meme 'tect human being. all we die would
;stny dead. Be completely out of ex-
iistcnce. For none of the human fam- .
pily could redeem his brother. for all:
g'arc sinners. For since. a perfect van:
'1 had sinned and forfeited a perfect life.
a
E First C‘mznreantional church. Nor-
lwalk, Rev. 1-). F‘. )chrcgor, Ph. 9..
fpastor (ll. T.).r—r.\f0rllll‘.g service at
{10:30 with sermon by the pastor.
{Subject "Congregational Prospects" 3, Deng.“ ma” must die slur; 55 a;
iAll are welcome. ransom. Clinic-fore PS. 49: 7; Roux;
MUSE: - ' - 3: 23; Joe. :1: 16: 3.310. 10. ’LC‘: Hosea;
(Mrs. Lilllan Sherwood—xcwkirk. so- 13:14. i
prano: Mrs. Edna May Selleck. §
3:32:52: mss Maebene “sum m' recurr'lr' . BRENNAN 332mm]; ,
.. . . It” :
Prelude . ............. Baumgartner STATE ASSQCIATIO 8 HEAD‘
Violin and Piano.
Oftcrtory—“Iiomanoe". . . . ‘ Zamorska
. Violin and Piano.
Soprano Soloi—“I Vt‘ill Lay Me Down
in Peace" (from cantata. "The Tri-
umph or David") ..... Dudley Buck
Postlude Handel
,.,,,.
i
Police Convention Next Year is
for Stamfordfi
|
Hartford. July 22.-—An invocation?
by Rev. Dr. Ernest De F. Mic], restart
0: Trinity Church. and addresses by
Bishop John G. Murray. Mayor Rich-
ard J. Kinsella and Chief Phllipl;
Smith of the New Haven Police D33.-
partment preceded the transaction of
business at the twentieth annual con-
vention of the Connecticut State Po-
lice Association this 'week at the
Saengcrbund Hall. . ‘
Secretary J. Landrigan of Meriden
reported a membership of 1.532. a. gain
..................
First Baptist Church of Divine
. Healing. DeWitt Talmagc Van Doren‘.
l'mlnister.-——Morning service at.,10:30.
Subject of sermon: “Ease onvthe Path
of Least Restistance."
Circle of Light meeting ' the
Thursday night of the month.
first
i
South Nor-walk Rescue mission. E?
Monroe street,‘l€.’ E. Gale, superin-
tendent—Sunday, 3:15 (D. S. LR). the
superintendent willspeak and sing a
new song written by 1“. M. Lehman.
entitled “The Four Square City; or.»
"Fifty Miles of Elbow Room." Other New Britain. reported receipts of 32.-
' ‘ ‘ ' d disbursements of $838.83
speClal music mull also be rendered. .391‘5 an . .
The usual Bible study on Monday leaving a. balance of $2,004. 10.
ffits for policemen and orphans. the
'sum or $5,600 during the year. the'
:money coming from the state. p
Treasurer YViliiam J. Rawlings or$
‘ ~ - i- l Re-elections were as follows:
ht. under the dire- on "r u- ’ 7 .
lief-intendcnt. . . . it“ 0‘ “‘9 s l President. William H_. Brennan.
", .fifiy 30th. Ge'orge H.35tamt’ord; vice—president. Garrett J.
Next Sunday
- i Larrelthartfor-d: secretary. James J.
3:123:11 be w th as and conduct Eh? .Landrigan. Meriden: treasurer, W. J.
’ iRawlings. New Britain.
Trinity church notices. Rev. c. $.47 It was "Med ‘0 meet in S
next July.
l O! theexpert is applied to every
.minstrels to be 33??“ by theYoung.
People's Musical and '-Drarnatlc Guild. l
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