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SATURDAY. ’11
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l'wtr‘r's Evangelical " rather-n
Church ‘
s'rrr‘i. near West Avenue.
1‘. Vi'enzol. Pasta. , ~ ,
r" nii‘t‘ at 10 a. rn.. English
.: 11 n, m. Bible elm and
‘uol nt 12 noon. Woo:
‘ .lvsus \Vecplng OVQ? In“.
lum't lct lllrn weep om you.
. mrrh. Everybody is‘ cor-
‘ will".
. .: numbers will hold their
. . ihly meeting Friday even-
. Mark in the basement or
Alivvouns membfis are
”unified to be present It
, . mo and it the other mem-
- ruin!) who will conduct the
l‘ \nur church? 80. let ill
will do what the Lord ex-
; . v10. The meetings will
. xiv ,..Iurc to us and not an
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1.. ._m Mrri‘t A. M. E. Chm
.‘. ll- x~ry Lamar wick;
: , . morning service.
k. llil-ln class.
m . Sunday school.
m . Hermon ‘OHOWOd by.‘h°
upvr.
. wninr. trustee meeting.
_ c 2- i'inrt, class meeting.
[mnrnnilmml lihlo Students
a l~.i'l. “’nshln‘ton Busch
:imilii Norwaik
.\ili:. 5, 3-5 D. m. A con-
i‘; u.’ the "Day of Jehovah."
.v matter being present-
: uni distress as stated in
ris; the extreme diRer-
will: iisrir. between capital
Hun soclnl calamities
Hm world. All these he-
ur it. in.) or the world
whit.” of in prophecy by
i or»! Has Apostles. These
.ml the remedy is the
w‘ Hml. now being set up.
". l’x‘: Hill. 24:21. 32: D!
t? I"; ”lb. 2:14. fl
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l I»! .‘H‘. NI. E. Church
' l'lrl Shannen pester
i':lbi“. organist and chair
H. worship and communion
Tum..— at 10:30. The theme
“.inll mil be "In the Secret
l‘vv vnt‘v.”
. .'vi’i'. school and Bible class
' .ii. i2. The Bible class will
trunk Of Isaiah.
, _ “orshlp at 8.
mwn will be 130 Church.
\II'3hty Army. A cordial invi<
.- Itii'ndoll to all our friends
.iml hour this sermon and
. With us.
lzinililliy meeting of the Offi-
mi will he mid in the par-
on Monday evening at. I
The theme
.r meeting on Thursday sve-
8 o'clock. It is to, be pod
splendid nttondanco o the
with will be maintained.
and Mrs. Shnflner sun on their
.m on Tuesday morning. They
:lintor through New York. New
. .iml Pennsylvania and be gone
llirce Sundays. During the ab-
‘ 0: Mr. thflner. the pulpit will
uppliml by visiting ministers.
i Methodist Episcopnl Church.
‘i Nurwnlk. Rev. A. F. Cham-
misior. Union of the Congre-
liaptist and Methodist
meeting in the Nothodilt
Morning worship. 11 o'clock“
szliui-esslons or Mr. Harding;" .
so-rvlce. 8 o'clock. "Finding
lm'iking About." The regular
.n be present and will render
:uupiring and helpful. ""l‘he
\. l“. ('hamberlaln will preach.
l '. in and 26. the union ser-
' l... hold in the Baptist church
llvv. L. J. Sheplor will have
Sunday afternoon at 3M5.
= “ill be conducts at the
«r the Aged. by ev. A. F.
:‘liln.
i mi (‘hurch of Christ. mm
7.7 West Avenue
luxular Sunday service 01 this
is held At 11 I. In. 3921‘“
' l". held at 11 a. m. Sublect
= . -lay evening testimony inset-
. .i at 8 o'clock. 'l'o both or
. .rrs the public is invited.
‘ or room. Royal Jar-nee ins.
k days (holidays g ted)
.' in 5. Tuesday ond ' I»!
«a from 7 to 9. All are welcome.
Gnu-c Baptist Church ‘
,. llutlcr and Quincy Steels
'. n. ('. Thomas. Panor
a services, 10 s. in. 3"".
\K. v. Winton. superintendent. -
f/ r nil grades and sges. Pol-
‘ as for visitors and “an.“
"'"i rlnss teachers are IO! ,
when]. 11 a. m. Gangren-
, .nxing. Sermon
.— 1nd. and How?"
fie beach. Come
'wlictlon. 6:10 o. n». B- -
'ur. "Nathaniel noplzi 5 -
I. m.. singing W m. t , .._. '
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'u ‘fiwh sad
to . senile! pita \
Beach August 18. Friengs‘owtl‘l hue p
sorfig needy child by buying a ticket.
We are assured all the privileges or
7::0. teacher-r meeting:
as reuse-meeting oe‘n-
new by Elston Ber be Themes
_.iolt;‘:ls Cutler. ‘» and
._ v. I n. rm.
Everybody is
Baptist.church.
all!!!” school will
74Thursday.
3300' my»
choir practice. , _
welcome in Grace
—_
. Christ Churn
(Regen Boulevard. East Norwalk
Robert B. B.‘ Footeureotor.
August 5th. Tenth lundas' alter
Trinity. 19:30 a. In.. 11on Cominunion
and sermon. s -
'l'be evening service and Sunday
school have been discontinued until
the-second Sunday in September.
The router expects to be st Christ
Church ,ach Sunday for the morning
service. He may be reached during
the week at‘Camp Foothold. Never-
rink Pond. R. F. D. 5. Danbury. Conn.
Trinity Church Notices
Rev. C. 8. Lewis. M. A.. 'Rector -
Rev. Charles A. Marks Ofllciating.
Calender tor the week beginning
August 1. 1923. *
Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
723.0 a. m.—Holy Communion.
10:30 a. m.——Mornlng Prayer and
Sermon. . .
Tuesday. 2:00 p. m.-—Sewing meet-
ing of the Woman's guild.
7:45 p. m.——Business meeting 01
the \V'oman's Guild.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. H. R. Cooper. pastor. Preach-
ing at 11 o'clock a. m.: Sunday-School
at 13 noon: Communion at 8:30 p. m..
Every member or. this church should
make it s special point to attend this
service. in sacred memory of our
Blessed deeemt'r. Preaching at 7:10
p. m. Come early and enjoy these
services; let everyone come tor a
blessing and you shell not be dill!!-
pointed. Mid-week services: Pr or
meeting on Wednesday even ns.
Thursday evening. church supper. at
17 Ely avenue. Strangers welcome.
The Salvation Army
26 Washington Street.
Ca tain and Mrs. Perkins oflcers in
charge at local work. Holiness sewicc
at 11200 n. m., Sundny'school at 1:30.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:45. sub-
ject; "Sacrifice," loaders. Christine
Slauson and Ruth Perkins. Evening
service at 8:00 o'clock. will be in
charge 0! Rev. and Mrs. George Locke
oi Wilder Vermont.
Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock
“it. and Mrs. Vincent 0: Stamford.
Thursday night the usual service It
8:00 p. :11. All invited.
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Edwin ,Csrewel. who is producing
“Tho Red Man.’ .'is using aeroplanes
to transport members of his cost to
"location." This is due to the fact
i t.“ Holbrook Blinnnn’d Charles Isl-
'on are/also appearing in 'the stage
production or "The End Man." at a
’ s Angeles theatre and must be
12 ok from Bakersfield. . Cal.. where
t ‘ picture is being filmed. every eve-
nfig iii time tor the night perform-
ance.
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Jan m u -nin h .
around Hollywood on a crutch
a badly sprained ankle. because he
wouldn't let a cowboy "double" for
bin in bulldosging steers. tor scenes
in "When a Man's a Man.“
Eva. ’i‘snguay- has decided that sh
does ease abet; staying young, It‘ls
and she is to’spend in: more
beautr employment in _ cod.
which is rapidly WW romeo; to:
its rejuvenating systesu. She expects
”lose wrinkles.
"trsshening up a. bit.”
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,"Rough and My" is to be the
first comedy or lack lennett’s new
kid 93:. Jehnnic Lucas. Teddy. the
dot: poor. the cat. and Billy. 'an
educated chimpansee. will co-star
with tweet-yd Johnnie.
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Honey isn't everythin declares
Marylauise Hattie. dang terogths
late Augustus Hattie. Pittsburgh ruli-
lionalre. Listed as Mary Louise
Woods. tiles Hes-tie is nursuins I»
screen career in Hollywood.
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~Sbannon Day. ror’mer Follies beau-
ty. has been added to the cast’ot "No
More Women’-
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Baby Peggy has "retornsed" Shel.
don Lewis. speaking screenically. He
is no longer a bold, bad villain. be-
cause with Baby Peggy in ”Whose
Baby Are You?" he plays Giovanni.
a lovable Italinn character. ‘
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Fred Niblo hes shelved plans for
production 0: “Man. Woman and the
Devil," a story ,0! old Spain. until
after heflllns "Thy Name is Women."
the stage play in which list-y Nash
appeared. ’ '
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Outside or working in two produc-
tions simultaneously. doing night and
day shifts. and being under contract
to start three others shortly. Evelyn
Brent has nothing to do till tomorrow.
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Unless something happens unfore-
sepn between now and the middle of
tie month, Adolph MenJou wills be
in the company going to Italy with
Director Henry Kingt and the Fish
girls to film "Romain."
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May McAvoy has returned to the
Paramount told to urns the lead-
ing feminine role opposite Glenn
Hunter in “West or the Water Holelf
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Scene Owen and Marthe .‘iansfleld
will be seen in the screen version at
Anna Katherine Green’s story. "The
Leavenworth Case." °
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Ruth Dwyer. ending isdy {or Eu-
gene O‘Brien in many Pictures. will
be seen as the heroine in Charles
Jones's next feature. "Second Hund
Love."
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Laurette Taylor will star in the
screen translations of her former stage
success. "One Night In Rome" and
t‘Hn piness."-both at which were
writ on'tor her by her husband Hart-
ley J. Manner-t who incidentally also
wrote her first success, "3." 0' My
alum-H»
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1m Roach has started a school to.
line. end use—-
sis-elm!” e - 5
m ' on! ’m
units ‘39:. :Or” 3?th prograssss
uongtbatllae. mes-any‘xg‘i’ntbe
orgnniaation may . ter _ ppor-
tunlties ts sonnets“ his “as. tor
directorial work.
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Lloyd Hamiltondrss been _
by D. w .Grunth-ro lay the . ding
role in "Black and to.” is v..-
cant when Al Jolson. edging“! dkntd
roi- it.,xueds his nasty. retro-3 across
the ocean.
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Ben Alexander. the 18-year—old
stage and screen star. has been cast
for 'the part of Bud in the forthcom-
ing production at "Two Little .Va-
s'nnta." ‘
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Blondie Hensley. who rorrnsrly
twinkied in the “Follies." now has a
Job as a motion picture star. Site
will invest in the Roach comedies
and it “whispered that she mes piss
in some of the Harold Lloyd pictures,
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Bessue Hayakawa will not be lost to
the screen sitar all. Beiora he sslled
for France. with his wile. Turn
Acki. be signed a contract to make 12
pictures within .tlle. ne.xt three years.
Ruth Cliaord and Maurice B.
("Letty") Flynn. the former Yule
tootbail star. will be seen in the lead-
in roles with Charles Jones in
“' sll’s Hole." iron the story by
George Scarborough. .
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John Gilbert heads the cast o! "It.
Elmo." which Fox will reissue short-
ly. Others in the cast are Barbara
LnMarr and Bessie Love.
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Genevieve Tobin played the pert b!
a. movie star in the Broadway play,
"Polly Preferred." so well that Wil-
liam Fox gsvs her the lead in “No
Mother To Guide Her."
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Willard luck is back in the film!-
Ke is laying a part in a. picture
which gas adapted himself. He en-
ICts the role at Colonel Percy Kirk
in Constance Talmadge's “The Dap-
gerous Mold."
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Pauline Gar-on. who plays the
leading reminine role b "Children of
the Dust." has purchased a new born
in Los Angeles. ‘
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Did you know that Lloyd Hughes
flown 1m x... ‘ the
scram tsto‘TheWeINe'
Orleans." ‘a vividly oslbrtul ’ltage
may or the period or the lam
purchase. The plot or the stow is
taken tron; e We .0! We“? 39‘-
lot." a Vpopu .ngvel by Edward
Childs Corrector. . ,
Say Wm:
‘H‘ero at Beach Rescue
The rollowng letter was received by
Frank B. Dayton. manager or the
Compo beach bathing ’P‘Vilion res-
terday: - . _
"I read an account of the near
drownin oi lira Kstlerine Keys-o at
Comm beat. .3 last Sunder afternoon.
There {was an armor in the nuns oi
the one 9 really did save her lite.
The Mr. ,rk retei'rsd in my have
helped but he was not the one- to
reach her and b. her ashore.
which I think oeul. be clued the
real hero. 'l'lte young man I reier to
is George Jensg‘ 10' Harriet street.
Nor-walk. Conn. . '
“Mr. Jones did not tarry after the
woman was carried away as I think
he was a little unnerved and played
out so he drove right horns “Iter- it
happened. There are other witnesses
to prove it was Mr. Jones. Not who:
ing to take oil the laurels tron Mr.
Clark but wishing to see the nee!
here. the one to lint-reach drown,-
ing personnas it is a risk to their
lives. Tbsuklux you in sdvsncs tor
condderation or this letter.
A WITNESS.
"P. 3. Do not let the honors gs ‘0
Alabama when thay‘belong to your
own home state." 7 -
Mr. Clark has repeatedly denied
being the "hero"ot the occurrence or
Sunday afternoon when Mrs. Kayro
so nearly lost her lire.
VOTERS
First and Fourth District Registrars
oi Voters wa-s in seesion yesterday in
the Town Assembly Hall to receive gp-
nllcatlons of those who wish to be
voters. Another session will be held
next Friday atterneon and evening.
Iylvsstisr Brotherton. pest worthy
rlcsident. of Norwalk Aerie. No. 688.
F. 0. E. left here yesterday to attend
the national Eagle's convention to be
held in Denver. Col. ’
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of furniture at very interesting prices. We have
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during this sale at our store. We it your business
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