[coca] Girls 'to Sing
" At New Rachelle
Miss Helen Kirmayer, Mn. Anna.
atrium. and Andrew Bloomqulst.
pile of Prof. Hughes of New York
‘1! New Rochelle. will sing at a. re-
ufio be given by his pupils Tues-
cy elvenlng at New Rochelle. The
recital will mark the close of the
moon‘s course of lessons.
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‘W. Stone of 28 West Main
street. railway clerk. is spending a
three-wacky vacation at Johnstown,
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—-Beat Coal. Harris & Gang—Adv.
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Theodore Olsen of 140 Main street
in; just returned from a. business
trip to Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Albert Miller of Morgan ave-
nue left yesterday to 'attend the
commencement exi‘l‘ClSQS at. the I'm-
vcrllty of Vermont, Burlington Vt.
Her brother. Raymond Durant of
'Bethel is a member of the graduat-
ing class.
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Hmin LM'lno of Bridgeport was
he guest Thursday of Jerry Safranek
l of Wabstor street.
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~80. Norwalk Lunch Special Sun-
day. Chickr‘n Dinner $1.00.
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Joseph 'I'irusah of Osborn avenue
and Charles Mona, of Boutnn streci
visited with friends in Noroton
Heights Thursday Mining.
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mBathing suits of all descriptions
at Donneily‘s.
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Richard “'9le of Grove street
was I. visitor in Bridgeport Thurs-
day.
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Louis Mackay n' Lubmno plarr-
and John Sandy nt‘ Lexington m’cnuw
motored to Stamford Thlllsday cvc-.
ning. .
--Lehlgh Coal.
Adv.
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, Jack Tucker of row York (‘m
l was a. \‘lsttor in Snrlngwood Thurs-
day.
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Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly'l.
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chk Brown of New York (‘lty is
.«visltlng his parents Mr. and Mrs. S.
:1 Brown of \Vcst LIVC'nlii‘,
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Jlmcs Lee of Day stroot was :1
visitor in New York (‘lty Thursday.
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ésklrt pleating. $1.00.
Store, 15 R. ll. AV'u.-—-Ad\‘.
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, Hrs. F. Thomas of
‘ltreet has returned from a. visit to
,« New Haven.
. A; special communication of >11.
. John's lodge, No. 6. l‘. and A. M.
'wll;be held at 6:47. n'clmk 51m»
‘day night. Mumbvrs of Mir lllilg"
" Wilt attend St. John’s Day snl'vivw‘l
. It the South Nor—walk llllplls,‘ (‘lllll‘t‘fk
" Neit Thursday night. the apprentice
degree will he exclnplltlcll by the
lodge.
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+Largo Pea. Coal. Harris
Glam—Adv.
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yin: Amelia Hopkins, the only
colored girl to no Ltl‘nl‘lllltlvrl from
the Danbury Normal school, Thurs-
day. has rocoivrd :lll .lppuinlmvllt tn
teach in :1 school in New .lcrsvy.
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«é-Lct 115 enzram your wedding
, udounccments and invitations. Don—
nelly's.
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- Mr. and Mrs. ("lllronro l. Kin: o"
’BnYcrmlnc roml left yesterday for
Tomato, wht‘rc they will .1110an tho.
flutlonal convr-ntlon of Social \VorkL
“I. They will nlalm the trip by 5H2;
obile and expect to remain mvrly
‘ weeks.
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g—Auto springs. Tilly'e.—-A.iv.
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lilac Vera. \Vhltnr-y of 23 Pine
ct was pleasantly surprised at her
one last. evening by a number of
lid: in honor of her twenty-first
hday. During the evening game-s.
mic and dancing were enjoy-mi.
ogrcehments were 59l’\0d. Among
.t guests Were Miss Ethel llyxlivo,
h Ada Fort. Bliss Edwina. Hodg—
. . Miss Elizalwth Gndr», Miss Anna
‘ ’tney, Miss Julia Klsh. Miss Fir.
mine \Vilson. Mr. and Mrs. G. \Vil-
.-, Mrs. 12. bonnelly. Miss Mar-
I Walsh. Mrs. Elizabeth Govcy,
I" and Mrs. R. \Vhiiney. Joseph
ar, Miss Mary Farrington, Earl
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ytherton. Charles Pennell. P‘red-
Shaw. Joseph Tavella, Stephen
. and \Vililam Bates.
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laws REMAIN ,
.IN FAVOR FOR
SUMMER mm
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Harris & Guns—é
—-Buy Your Victroxa. on our'Cluh '
“‘nshlngtnlli
This retty one~ lecc truck in
lahione of navy inc voile and
ended in white. Patent leather
9d white kid shoes or: worn with
llARlb‘N 7
Volunteer Fire
3 to S the la.
lit-call. pic and
..tl.llf.* bill. lll‘fll'f‘Pr'lié of this4
:-i'-- \xilf gm ll‘\\\.ll'll lion-331m; H16
lel"l‘-;«“S w; Ill“ new G. .‘l. C. truck.
At the Nomicn
vomtvzllzy twlzly from
ilrld a (nlilfl,
Tl...
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llw'v. Arthur ('. Lincoln 0! the
llvfnrim'wi l'lllll’t‘h of Newark.
, .cin rll \Vrdneeriny with
. . i". W. Wilkon of Beach
, .‘C>’ll’rrl-=n Manor.
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Mrs. John horizon» and her daugh'
“2‘ who lmvo hmn visiting Mrs.
IlliQil‘llf‘h pnrr‘llis. Mr. and hirs.
.ll‘l’n .» (f l:;.':-.:r, :{t-xv York. for sev-
el'll‘ \l’t’llif‘, lmvr; rMurm‘d to lhelr
lllllll" ill Nol‘utnn Heights.
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'l‘lwl grliallilllll-ll (Xvi-rises of the
pupils. of l-llnlllt-y Junior High
M‘hnnl, \vhirll tool: place in tho nu-
llilorilllll nl‘ llllynl 5i'hfinl \Vodncsday
«wt-mm: was wcll i'llll“lld(‘d. The au-
xlilnitltlm “on lit-I‘Wl'ull‘ll with the
grm n and white. Thnlc
fll‘llllllJli‘ll Worn: Arcademlc
ln:ll‘:«rw\\'lillzllil ilouion. Elizabeth
llt'i‘gllrr-jx, Alllllv' Holden. Richard
lil’:l:th.m, lirlv Lindbergh Lucy Ploy-
ll k, .‘lltlillll l’lllllm, Lillian Raymond.
l'hlllil‘l lill tar-ls. i‘..lrhilr;l. Svhradcr.
.\l.ll‘,iul‘iv- Sparky, “Ellior Tylvr and
ilnymnnrl Villmm; commercial
tl’iilrs'i" ~~.\‘orm:ln Arlamr. Natalie
il- mmg, (‘llftnn (lalnor. Florence
livlsi. llv‘v‘xrr'll (lrnzli. Anna. Havkctt.
'i'lmnma .ltlmiémn. Louis Kirk. Blink
imth Litrhlivlli. .lohn .‘ierhan, Fred
Ml‘lillll, Aim-caret Orchard. Fred
Schmidt-1‘, lirlilll Smlth and Julius
'l‘orok.
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A wry enjoyable meeting and in-‘
formal rrr‘rptinn was held at the Da-
riv'n l‘rmgrvgnlmnal church on “’ed-
nosrlny t vcntnx in honor of Mr. Henry
(‘nul—m and family who T'lll leave
town soon for (“aliforniu Where they
will reside in the future. '
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The New York. Now Haven and
Hartford railroad announces that.
luv-ginning tmlzly Train No. 274, leav~
in: New York week days at 11:25
o‘ciol~k.\\-iil stop at Dal-ten at 12:48
o'clock in the afternoon.
Local Masons _at
Stamford Dedication
Sixty Pupils Receive
CertifiCates F r o m
Principal - Neither
’ Late Nor Absent 7 .
'Many pupils of the general organ-
ization of the Center school were
pruented with large certificate. of
perfect attendance by Principal Al-
fred E. Standish yesterday at the
close of schools. Those who received
certiflc tea are pupils who were nel-
ther in 9. nor absent. during the en-
tire school union.
The list of those receiving certifi-
cate: in part follows: Room 81, John
McCormick, Charles Poaluchney,
Irene Sass, Mnryk Hlavac. Edward
Kline. Helen lt‘cilinbcum. Anna. Halo-
burdo. George Murphy. Celeste
Keena. Edna Maeteraon, Elizabeth
Hurley, Oliver Burke. Herbert Broth—
erton.
Room 21: N. Glickaon. E. Mayer.
PI. Christoflera, L. Manfred. M.
Klopsch. J. Murray. 11. Bray, N. Mc-
Lean. \V. Hanzllk. B. Holly, D. Bou-
ton. H. \Vcsieriing. E. Rowe, C. Gra-
dea. M. Malkin, E. Erickson. C. San-
ford.
. Room 34: A. Bayslnger. W. Kemp
and L. Richter. .
Room 22: R. Ireland, H. Golinaky.
D. Anderson. G. Stewart. B. Rogerl.
T. Juba, C. Neuel. E. Kunec. R. Hall..
V. Talbot. E. Gamble. M. Gllheat. J.
“Wilson. C. \Vcson, D. Nichols. D.
Hilkcmcur. l-J. Ellerin and L. Stools.
Room 36: Dorothy Kirkland. Dom-
inic Grcco. Francis Barry. George
Schreycr. \Viilard Hodges. Helen
Godfrey. Lewis Decker. Mu)“ Barry
and Ernest Alhln. .
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Row-nylon Methodist church. Rev.
Charlos S. Gray. pastor. Services
tomorrow will be as follows; Sun-
day school at 10 a. in. Public wor-
ship at 11 a. m. with sermon on
“Mysteries Made l‘laln." Epworth
League will hold a devotional nlcet~
mg in this evening at 6:45 o‘clock.
Errol “2'. Gray will be leader. The
topic will he "Re~Dlecovering the
Pledge." Evening worship at 7:3“
p. m. with sermon on “l-‘orcefub
near." Faun! mid-week prayer inert.
ing \Vcdnesdly cloning ct 1:45
o'clock. Subject “Silr ’L’p Your
Gifts."
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\‘lctor l". Saline. pastor. Sunday
service; “ill be as follows: Sunday
school It’ll) a. m. Morning worship
at 11 a. m. Subject "The Inevitable
Alternate." The Young People‘s
socll‘iy will meet in the evening at
7 o'clock. Evening worship at 7:30
o'clock. subject. "Life and Char-ar-
irr."
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The ladies’ Aid society will
meet \Vodnesday with Mrs. Kather-
inv Scofield at her home on Hith-
iand cvenue. Beginning Thur-day
thcrc will he a cerlcc of open dim
mission meetings which will tlka the
place of the rcgulnr weekly prayer
meeting. The subject Thundny will
ho "\Vhy Our Young People Are Not
Interested in Religion." Friday
choir rehearsal.
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At the meeting of the Community
Brotherhood held in the Rowayton
Methodist church in! evening. it was
voted to hold a get together meet-
inz at the Baptist church. Friday.
July 25. The member: ciao decidod
in favor of purchasing song books.
At the meeting next month plane
will be made for the playing of a
,serles of volley ball games.
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The carnival committee of the
Rowayton Fire department will hold
a morning at the Borrower: hose
house Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
All members of tho various control!-
teos and nub-committee: are asked
to be present.
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The Rewavton Community Bro.
therhood baseball team is playing
the Dcrien Young Men's asmclnuon
team in Darien thin afternoon.
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A Ipeclal meeting of the Row-yum
Fire department has been called for
Tuesday night at the hose house at
s o'cloek. All members’ are urged
to be. present an plans for the carniJ
val are to be gone over.
L EAST NURWALK
Leo Chlnsky has returned to his
home on Moore Itrect .from a. visit
to New York city.
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The regular weekly meeting of
Troop No. a Boy Bcoutn of America
will be held tonixht.
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Six Cases in City
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- CourtAre Continued
Six cases scheduled for hearing
yesterduy afternoon in the uptown
city court before Judge Nehemiah
Candee were continued. »
After Prosecutor Edvard 31. Lock-
wood had explained to the‘ court that
the free-for-all fight which resulted
in the arrest of Benkmin Aranofl,
Abraham and Samuel Joeepheon was
caused by family troubles. Judge
Candee continued the cases of the
trio from day to day. He paroled the
men in the custody of Patrolman
Jarvis Murray.‘
The case of’ Edward Sheehan
charged with reckless-driving. went
over until July. The cases of George
and Charles Edward Anderson,
charged with assault upon a. Com-
merce street grocer. were continued
until 9 o'clock Monday morning.
The men are out under bonds at 8400
for the former and $300 for; the lat-
ter. .
SELECTMEN or
WESTPORT ARE
lllllu FOOLING
To Seek .Court Order
To G e 1: Books of
Town Court Prosecu-
tor
\VES’I‘FORT, June =l.-—Alleged
refusal by Attorney Edward 8. Fred-
ley. DX‘OSQ‘CUIOF of me Town court. to
turn hie records of the Town court
over to the Board of Selectmen that
the town's auditors could go oxer
them. llaa rvsullccl in tho sclrcimen‘a
duc‘mon to seek an order from the
Superior court compelling the prose-
cutor to submit his [make for exam-
ination. it “as learned here today.
First Selectman Edward C. Nash
when questioned concerning the com
trowrsy which arose when the books
were first nakrd tor some time ago.
declared that the selcrtmcn and the
auditors \vere "through fooling with
Bradley and will lain: legal steps to
compel him to do what he should
lune done long ago."
According to rccurlll in the select.
men's ofliu: the iact l'c‘purl received
there lrom the prosecutor-"n other: of
loan court proceedings was during
the month at February. This report
was accompanied by a. check. it is
stated. Since linen no report: have
been T“C‘Pl‘9d, nor haw any Chocks
been aubmlltrd. selectmen declared
today.
“\Vc licllmc the town i: r-nlilicd to
I report trom the Town court he—
causc the town has to pay the hills."
Selectman hash declared today.
"The auditors and the solenlmen
lune. asked Bradley for his llookl at
other limes he has promised to meet
with us and then failed to. put in an
appearance."
It is said that when the prosecut-
ing nilornoy. who also arts as clerk
of the court. nae; first asked to turn
his hooks in so that the town‘e audi-
tors could go over them. [he prosecu-
tor denied (hail the town had the
right to call for his books. and
claimml that only the claw auditor
had that right. Selectmen Ninth said
today that he had communicated
“till the stale mnitlor anti wan in-
formed by that official that he haul
nothing to do with the town court:
books and that it Was within the
pmnnce of the town omciais to audit
them.
An opinion Was also obtained from
Attnrncy William H. Coniley. the
town‘s legal mhlsor. which declared
that the: town's illitltlorn have the
right to audit the book: of the Town
court. According to the officials.
Bradley consented twice to meet with
the soleetmen or the auditors. but on
much occnelon failed to put in an ap-
pearance or semi any word in ex-
planation of his absence.
Prosecutor llradlcy today declared
that he. would let them incl: at his
books when he \iaa read)“ to do so,
but until then the seicctmcn or the
auditors “‘Uilld havc'lo Wait. “And
when they do look at. them I‘ll be
right in tho room with them because
those records won‘t leave my hands,"
Bradley declared. 7 .
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Mrs. Katherine Cowenl. of
clnnail. 0.. is ninety-six years old
but she pool. two barrels of poll.
toes a. day for a restaurant in her
home town. In the int eight. year-
Clu-
Revl "fiffiém‘i Lamar,- Pater
Minion”! DIV. .-
11:00 I. in. at! 1:80 p. m. Samoa
brute. Llano at ”Mt. Vernon. N.
12:399. :11. Sunday eel.
848011. m- 143.1»: m r . my
has been prepafrcd by "the “ch01 and
come 0: the best~ttha£.at.m.cltx.
and we invite the public to tinge
let-vices for than; in i If»! treat
in Itou'fpz-ng. , . _ . ,
Tusdw';emtng. A short. urmcn
by the pesto: and mdlng 0: re-
ports"
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Ital-walk M. E. Church
George ’B. Tompkins. Minister
Jock C. Ogleeby. Mini-tel"- Lamont
Cherie: G. Nanci-giant and di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. compute;
Mrs. Arthur Gibs‘on Hull. soprano:
Ernest W. Soule. tenor; Lansing D.
Odell, baseo.
Sunday: -
Assembly Bible .chu convene.
1! c. m. Wonhlp cm! cermcn.
The topic will be “WII'.”
6:30 p. m. 'Epworth league. led
hy Mlss Janine Worden. Topic:
"Re-discovering the Locale Pledge."
7:30 p. In. The congregctlon will
unite with other churches of the
City in the Chluttuqua cervical on
the Green. .
Monday 6:30 p. m. Junior Boyc'
club. Don‘t forget. your duet. one
nickel.
7:43 p. m. Older chI' club. The
special work in the church nudltor-
lum will be continued.
Thursday 9 c. to. Everyone meet
at the church to take. the can to
the Sunday cahool picnic ct Rotor:
Point. Thin is the unnual all-day
Sunday school picnic. to which all
members Ind friends of the Sunday
school are invited.
7:” p. :11. Prayer service.
occasion of spiritual fellomhlp.
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SO. Knew-1k Congregational Church
Rev. Frederick H. Jncoha. Minister
Archibald Merriam. organist and
director.
Children‘s Day. Service: will be-
gin promptly at was a. m. All
members of the church school are
asked to be at. the church not inter
than 10:15 I. m.
The order of Icrvlea will be:
Organ 'preludc. ’
Freer-union“ hymn. .
Pledge. of allegiance to the church
has and to the America: ling.
Putoral prayer.
Prenntalion of the work of the
various dopartmenu of the school.
Oflertory by the Boys‘ Choir.
Vagrant “This Youth."
Hymn.
Service of Church uhool promo~
lions.
Presentation of Bibles.
Receulonui hymn.
Benediction.
Organ postludc.
The Young People‘s society will
hold the last .meeting of the season
at the peruonge at 6 p. to. All
young people. invited.
The (“hurch school picnic will be
held on Thursday. June 2‘ a! Rotor!
”Point. Special trolley will have the
church at 9 a. m.
Thc Honpilullly committee will
meet on Friday l‘ternoon. June 27,
at the home of Mn. Mary Beers. l5
Elmwood u‘enue. u 8 p. m.
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All
Clubs Church
Gregory Boulevard. Eat! Korwcik
Rev. Robert B. B. Fame. Rector
Services tomorrow:
Morning prayer And cert-non a! in
m
Sunday school ct was a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 8
p. in.
Grace Bonus: Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Streets
Rev. Dr. C. Thoma. Putcr
Sundly cervicec:
lo a. m. Sunday school.
1i::o Singing by Junior choir.
Thoma: Henderson. cornetict. Ame-
lia Hopkins. orgnnlu. Sermon by
motor. Subject: “Obeying and Fol-
lowing."
6:80 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
Sharp eight. Senior choir will
sing. Rev. E. E. Gates. secretary of
Conn. Baptist State Convention will
preach. After the ncrmon we will
hear from the delegates who at.
tended the NVE. M. Baptlet Con-
vention in Brooklyn int. week.
Mid-week meetltws: Thursday
7:30 p. m. Teachen' meeting. 8
Prayer meeting. led by Beacon:
Harm-ave and Cook.
Friday 8 p. m. Deacons meet with
the pastor. Choir practice.
Everybody it made welcome
this church.
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Flt-st Methodist Epiicopal Church
South Norm-elk
Rev. A. F. Chlmberlain. Putat-
Curlton L‘Hommedieu. ornnlit
lo a. m. Sundw school and New: -
’ . it We}: 'cmue, Norwui
The regular.
this church is ”held at 11 a. m.
Mantiiwplved by Atomic Force?"
“’ednebday evening.‘
Vited. ,
0m week days ‘(holldayl excepted)
day evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
on Christian Scienco to be delivered
'1‘..'by John Randall Dunn, 0.8.8..
of Boston, Mass, member 0! the
Board of Lectureship o: The Mother
Scientist, in Boston. Mac’s.
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Intel-notional Bible Students
be included in the day‘s study.
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South Nowell: Baptist Ohm-cl:
Rev. Leeter T. Mallory. Pastor
Sunday:
10:00 1. 1:). Bible school.
11:00 u. :11. Morning worship.
Subject for the sermon will be:
"You Cannot Live on Your Repu-
tation."
6:45 p.
meeting.
will lead. _
7:30 p. m. Evening service. Topic
for the sermon: “The Lawyer‘s
Que-titan.“ Mucus from the local
lodge: will be present. A male
chorus will favor with selections.
On Tuesday the Sunday school
will hold ihnir annual picnic. which
will he at Rolon 'Pnlnt this season.
The party will meet at the church
at 9:30 a. m. and the trolley will
leave promptly at 16:60.
“Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 the.
“’omen‘s Association will hold a
sewing- meeting at the home of
Mrs. \Vm. Stevens, l2 Quintard ave-
nue. South Norwalk.
Thursday excmng 7:45. Regular
mid-week prayer meeting. Topic
will be: “My Choice Bible Charac~
ter."
Music for Sunday:
Morning:
Prelude. Romanza _ . .
Role. 0 Divine Redeemer
Poctlude in G .......... . .. .
Evening:
Prelude. Flower Song Selected
Organ. Violin and Clarinet
Men“: Chorus:
Min Gertrude Jennings
Spnhr
Reed
Bllu of the Purimled . . .. Kora-hat
Now tho Day is Over . . . . . . Barriby
Response.
0 Gentle Sax tour . . . . . . Rirkr
Posilude. Foetal Marc}: .. . . Calklns
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Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. E. R. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at ll o'clcok 8.
Rev. It. 1:. (sales. will preach.
Sunday 51.31002 3! 32:31.) 9. m.
B. Y. P. l.‘. at 6 p. m.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
All clubs and remains
the 643.
Lot. everyone answer
a part of our program.
lug 7:33 p. m. ~
Thursday evening. Sewing circle.
Tuesday awning. June Nth.
great criterialnmcllt to; all. “How
a \Voman Know; a Secret." club No.
3. Everybody is welcome.
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Advent (flirlslinn Church.
Van 23nd: and Harvey Street
Rev. F. L. Piper, pastor; Mrs.
Elsie Partricks. organist.
Morning worship at 20:30. Sermon
topic. "A New Creation."
Sunday-school at 11:50.
Blend superintendent.
Loyal “‘orkers at 6:15.
Ainawortb. leader.
Evening Service at “.230.
topic. “Glory of the Trees.“
—Prayer and praise service
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Richard
Arthur
Sermon
on
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L HARBOR VIEW
Harbor View got its slart for a
glorious season last Sunday. The
ideal weather brought out many and
all seem delighted that the long de~
layed summer had at. last arrived.
The water was cold for bathing but
some ventured out to call back to
the onlookers on shore "Come on in
the water is fine." George Johnston.
Shirlcy Johnston, Dorothy Bagel-l.
and Charles Boxer: helped swell the
around the float.
Fred Clark and his wife “Babe"
were week-end visitors of the fluids.
Mr. Clark's new show "Lets Go" was
selected as, the first, one to play the
Reading room. Royal James Inn.
from 13 m 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
ln the Regent theatre. Sunday after-
noon. June 22 at. 31:30 o'clock. D. S.
111. Christian Endeavor.
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Gounod '
Speed Away . . . . . . . . . . . Woodhury:
Sunday service of
subject: “I: The Universe Including
Subject: "Is he Universe Including
Testimony
meeting is held all 8 o'clock; To both
at these service: the public is in~
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. The public is cordially invited by
Jill; church to attend a free lecture
Church. The First Church of Christ. .
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are ex-
period to make a full report during;
‘ to their
name on Sunday morning. as that in 3
“’cdncsday evening. Prayer mecto;
Friday evening. missionary circle.‘
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their son David. arrived Friday to
View
ures in the Democratic national con- 3
E. Quinn of New York City. and Miss
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ITS HERE IF IT‘S HOUSEWARE
BATH ROOM FIXTURES
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a bath room
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things at Gehehe’s, "
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THE N. E. RYAN (‘0. ._
86 Washington St. South ffcr‘ssaxl
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Air. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Cousins
Ind their son Wilfred Jr. are not
occuping their college on Harbor
They arrived Thurs-
day. ;
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remain the balance of the season
in their palatial home on Harbor;
Ave. ‘2 - 1 V
' E Prod lcursci .
George Streuon installed his radio ;
set on Sunday.
0 c o ;
Jack Millers Monterey Orchestra'
he: been engaged for the Suturday,
evening dances.
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Anybody liar :
through 1‘» ‘
l! denr ‘
for
that.
ing it.
But hrrw
find a l
in; 3 sp::"
ism. Hr's
more lode-y T
zerday. i-ir'~'
ways of d““
getting ah: .
Here‘s ..
c it a n c e
that‘s own "i "
a. capacity ’
morrouaar. 1
pacily grou i
3:.
'Mv‘is‘,
Bobbed Hair hue taken hold or?
Harbor View. Among the new re—'
cruits are. Mrs. Claud‘la Munselie,
Mrs. \anter Tcahan. Mrs. Arthur
Askey. Mrs. Carl .lackenu. Mrs. Ed-
ward Haiti. Mrs, David Page. Mrs.
Edward Rinvhard. Mrs. George
Mrs. Charles Sam}: and ‘
Mrs. (‘. D. Steurcr. There wouldi
haVc been two more recruits only
Dr. Wurtnman and John Potted
strongly objected.
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Thrce of the notable Women fig‘
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vention in New York are Mrs. Emily 2 Have ym‘ mm“ M
more you read 'ill«
Classified Ads all-'3
you Isl: of thrill—Um
Neweil Elalr of Missouri. him. John
Chart Ormand W’illlama of Mem—
ylyl: 1‘...
iii are
ahe has missed but ,haif a day's
work and say: she in saving {Driller
old age.
phls. Tenn. Mrs Blair is vice chairm .
an of the Democratic national com—
mittee. Mrs Quinn is president of the
\Vomen’s Democratic Club ~of New
York. Misc \Tilliams is one of the mo
st active women workers in the
south.
and director.
Sunny. June 22:
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship 11:00. “Singing
the Song: of Zion in a Strange
Land." .
Organ l’relude. Invocation in E on
. . . Bags
of Babylon"
..,..... Howell
Miss Lovejoy
Am Alpha and Omega“
Steiner
not
. . no
A welcome to worship. here 12?:
tended to all.
‘ There will be no evening service
f“: thinghugché as we lhlll co-oper-
Avenue Methodist church held on f3 9 w ‘ 1‘ ’ (immunity Service in
the lawn of the church ins: evening ;:23Ng?;:;:uqu‘ tent an the an.“
“a. "‘3: ‘25:.13: ”a; . l “mm m...“ “Wm“
Young People‘s orchestra, played » 1. ; égm‘nglulzevrotlgu.‘c§m Pail“
never-u selections. " - 9:00. Definite canon-eclectic $13:
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mode gt the film Q!
The Sunday school of the 3‘“ erybody WI“ 1‘ M :1“ ill“. ’
Avenue Methodist chm-eh will hold a. ‘ ' i
to I! tree. other;
picnic at Roton Point. Thursday. a; motley; «emul—
- c c c 3' ‘ 4 ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' V
t? to spend a. ‘ ' ’4 5
dun “11:. has??? “lithfll’fvthgg
The” will he '
" ' ' they are able to ah i“? ‘011.
Joseph Tlcoah of Osborn avenue
wan the guest of friend. in Ncroton
recently. , ‘
ll; .. mm... .. ;BUCKEYE JURIST .
LEAFS up our
summer run of the Columbia The-
ure. Fred was very liberal with
page-“and many of his friends
journeyed down Broadway to enjoy
one of the liveliest and «happiest
musical comedies they had ever seen
Fred received many congradulatory
remnrk: on his succeu as '1 pro-
ducer. .
o, e a
Mr. and Mrs._ Edward Rlnehard
entertained I. number of goals at
their home last. Saturn”: the occa-
sion being the nnnlvernn' at their
wedding attembtch they motored to
Boston where they . will enjoy a.
weeks‘ stay.
,’ garet Radford to
.» Wed Albert Ruman
A score and more of members of
St. John's Lodge, No. a, F. and A. M.
Clinton Commandery and of Berke—
ley (ifhaptcr. will leave the Berkeley
street chapel in automobile: at 1:15
o'clock today bound for Slamtprd.
The local masons will participate in
tho (indication of the new masonic
temple in Stamford which takes
place. this afternoon.
__—
Darius Miller.
the home of Mr‘nd Mrs. Ftephen I
Starr-Jarvi- of Seaview avenue.
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\Valter Pitchard has returned to
his home in New York atter a vlsli
vinlt With Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Relhl
of Betta place. '
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A new curb is being laid on First
street, which was recently paved.
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. and Mn. Percy Hilton Rad-
’of Tokeneke have announced
engagement of their daughter,
. Margaret Estelle Radford to
. t George Ruman of Tokonowo.
> rly of Eaaton. Conn. No date
‘ been set for the marriage.
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L, GOLDEN
68 Washington St.
so. Norwalk
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The strawberry festival of the
Friendship bible class of the East
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Mrs. David Baxter who returned
from her "Winter home at Miami
Beach utter a trip around the U. 8.
we: welcomed by her man! friends.
Mu. Baxter stated that or, all the
places vicited ‘nghcr View held the
“trout cheese raglan.
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Winn weather. a wmp lilies-
llttle violent exercise, ScenlECi:;:»is a
alien. a. cool breeze, the rel}; m2:
cold. Be prepared to (finite we”.
celd with a. few doses J ..._
known FOLEY'S HO.\E1 no :5:
COMPOUND. Best for .Lcflo‘
69*43. hearséness. Bennmin i3...
In”. 712 West LackawdriugT-Ho.
501' nten. Pa.. writes: _ a: e
ME: AND TAR COMPOl'fiD‘dligd
“94. ‘8 I had a cold in 81.53;"
and chase" Get a bottle to .-
Siilison Powell c0rp.—nAd‘.
Carl .Iuokenc“ will ' complete the
mingling e! ’33th new hum: Sunder
mucll to hie deliglzt. . , .
111:. end lure. Waite; Teams: have
mm! commerciatmnsforsned the interior.
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The regular weekly rehearsal at
the choir of the Swedish Conn-ecu:
tienal church will be held Tuesday
evening at! o‘clock. All member-q
are asked to be present.
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- Where-ml, ,ikc'Good genital and
Happiness. With an in just
knowing how and bales willie: to
’work. We're cathartic-V tic chant
sanitation...
or the anewlm g3” Minuteman. Their effort! have
after mg, WWW MW ibeén “9W95‘F‘1 on by their merry
On Q; m ‘tflhinéi. ’ ,. t ,7.
. - .. ’Ju‘ V -' ,‘Theiurcheemw halibut.- much
twelmhl I " m lmfimvedfivlth lam .. Windows. The
. Hum” _ , events: of the club take; place not: .
'3’ .Wednesday. "weeiolafi‘rwul he the“ ..
Victim! no. . ,
The cundldates o: the Girl‘c ' ,. . . i
Friendly society of Chrllt church A ‘ ,
will meet an usual on
noon at 4 o'clock.
‘Mondny after:
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Housewives 6: bikini”. Lake
Minnetonka. neu- Mince; lie, banal
11 acre: ‘
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