‘s.
‘ 9.1-» '.
. pw %4.fi‘v
~ «1“an and Center
“’ashlngton“ school.
. "Broad River school
Q I
. 3‘1". , 5
with them.
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,iemlly of Orchard
$ 3
_. Judge John H. Lctvis.
“ North Dakota. who spam tho night
with his nephew. E1.
I‘lhio atomic. shill‘d
. for London.
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—-Auto springs. Tilly's—[sin
I ‘ O t
La dy “'ashington
lluv'rn.
( £4,118". of illness.
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M Wt. “aw-:35”;
9‘. hard 1". chcncy.
liam’ R. Pvnninztnn.
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.4 .. «s w
. nl‘l;0flf‘ld Rn I‘l'm‘ks
l.
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. RUM“ Slfiphh'ng ll : n‘irqlnz a]
. "M'N‘k's Htcaliou l‘rmn
' ’ Liggcl's drug slum Sn.
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' Ave-.3. lins .‘ll‘Cr‘Dl'Wl
Fonuully llrolhv-rs,
South Nornulk.
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ww’ roadster n
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vacation \vilh rclativcs in Montreal.
§ Canada.
. ’ I o
.
Miss Slargnret
Alkcn avanuc was
;_ prise party at hrr
f3 ovcninz. Music nmi
ini'enjoyed. Thorn prr'scnl,
'Tyman of \‘Vcst .Hm‘cn.
.. Schubnrl., Miss Marlon Younz.
- Katherine Iiaugh. Miss Louis»~ \‘an
‘ Btu-en. Miss-Bully Scoliclrl rind ms-
3 ‘ arm Julia. Bernadine
O’Rellly and Albert, “‘nrncr.
Donahue. Frank Abbott.
Philip \Vchlc. Paul
"McElroy and Eugen-in Mitchell.
t
Iitlsiid—Ltdv.
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to Virginia.
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@la rcmi . _ .. u
fittdévillé " and Dance _
_ , In Sllverfine .Tonigh't in a. merry chasm Harbor \len
‘.
5“ Titer? will be a. vaudavillo specially
éndidnnclng at lhc Villager-10m.
Burg-mine. tonight at
Mrs. Gardner Wells and Mrs. Frank
Halitead will be/ the hostesses.
W
. on LATEST
,, moon
. «-
contractors are now working on
. the construction of the
schools and the addition
Superintendent.
of Schools George V. Buchanan nu-
:nousccd lodsy. The“ work on the?
” started. however. _'Work on the (:en- "
tor school was started earllor in'2hn
’ suck. but work on tho
Qt get under way unlil yesterday.
*Lchlsh Coal. Harris as: Guns.—
Membcrs ot the ‘Ol‘fi'alk Bird and i
‘ Suture club this afternoon arc. to:
cnjoy a. walk through the woods in'
, e vicinity of East
3 Members of the club will take lunch ;
Rocks road.
Mr.a.nr1 Mrs. Louis
.turned homo after nnjnyln; a thrm
* clay nulomobllr- tour
”Tawk Trail. Tho. party returned by,
‘ ‘il'ny of Capt: Cod. Muss.
F‘. Putnam.
this morning‘
Shcpherds of Ectillchcm. will install .
_ its new officers July
‘cérs were schedule to ho inslqli-zd '
\Vcdncsday night. but Past, Sum-om”
('ummagder \l'lllium Brown, of Now
nnuly for this district. u ]\I
iiimbln to all-"ml lh':
M‘rmlanrs nl' Norwaik
Al 7.09. l3. P. 0. H. “no
annual national cnnvcniirm of 125;}.
held in Boston. 3138‘s,.
in return homo lodnv. .
“he; atthded ”I" convpnlinn “or
Stanley Stovcnr. Frod Mndrlun. Riv-
ur" "Kll""""7 . The afiginslof this frock was
. node of green crepe dc chine with
- [Wayland collar trimmed with
white and i brown . embroidered
:rcpc. Pearl buttons trim the
._. I'lal'lerly. and tibial? of Police “~ll-'
~$Buy Your V’lctroxa on our Club;
main—Ask about it u Donnelly's. I.“
‘ .. ’- .
_‘Sl‘;nlc Poli-rcman Krnnng, of Hw‘
“elk yesterday making ”mastication.
g: inm'scvcral l‘l‘lOll'l' vrhirlr: \iulri'ion:-.§
rum». nun-q
' o o o .
. Miss Belly \Vvvcks o.’ \Vnshinzlnn
3‘ -f, St. in cniarlainlnz .1. {rir‘n from I‘in=_.
, .
. burbg. Pm. at Mr linmr;
his tluliN-i all
i
:iam‘f‘nlllck of Madison
McCarthy of Cedar 5!. and Maurice
Durln of “'03! '.\\c._
lmsqlmll gum-w nl 1hr"
(lium, Ncw Yorlt l'it). instc‘rtlzl}.
lonltnn in Him"
“Ml-l1 Y‘I'pl'">~‘lll
:lltt‘nllr ll lhr‘
- l
-—1l:e:.t Cot-.1. Harris &: Guns—~Adv.‘
Rnlph I‘m-chino or Nurlh
.\ rnnvv r! \'.":s
ln~l m4 ninr it}
("hrstcr Smith has nurclmshl a.
utomohilc.
Mrs. l-lclcn Natlr-nhur: of fill Flax
_ Hillfroad is enjoying:
chow. The Meeker Twins and J.
Kendra Hamilton made up a. snappy
Orchestra that ylcascd all. Vaude-
villc was displérsed throughout the
‘ evening and a general good fooling
’prev-ailcd. Among those who dis-
played good talcnt were Bot
Stcucr, Mr. Hamilton. Olive Hold
and ihr- llar r View Quintet com-
prising: tho t’ lowing members. Da-
nid I'um‘. l‘url Jackens. Claude Mun—
' smll. Edward Hold and Winter Tra-
han. Saturday evening’s ‘dsnce
prover) another knockout. It was a
éncrv ldr‘a. in club life. at Harbor
lVicw and (‘hariman Eléucr had lltv
, «In. difficulty in putting it across. A
iconrrlli “it-«fling it “as called and
flhr: details were carefully worked
i out by the committcc. At ton o‘clock
.rm r~llimlnatlon dance took. place.
this last couplc on the floor were
to act as the bride and groom of
lilo mock wcdding. This lot {all to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hold. The
twirl» drcsscd in a humorous rcgallx
consisting: of a mosquito vcll and
train which was ll“ld up by Mrs.
Eduard Rlncllnrt who :lctOrl as
l'lcmci‘ girl The lit-lilo cat-rind a
liouqH'l nl “‘N‘uin: Willows. Then
“Pd-lint: nroccssion “as licnrlml by
' "Rish‘op' \V‘illrczl l'ouslns. who lika—
.“is" “as humorously uni-heel. Mr.
{Cousins in lmnl luimfl rlblivcrcd a
inimnr rnrnnmny which rcu-ltcd ll!“
houso will: iauxhtcr. Harry Plat!
:a\t‘ tllr- bride; nnay and tau! it, to
lwr whorl. l-Zdn'nrd llinvlmrt n‘clf‘o‘li
'IS hr-st man and 13d “.1ch said "I:
plug" undcr a hizh list and orcr a
Xl'r-air u.’ knirkvrs. Tl)“ gursts were
1 “'r-H suppli-w] with CtvnfMli and rico
‘nnd lhrv slinwcrml lllf‘ll‘ applause
so l-ynLugv-lillmt many “cut homo
Vic-mind (ni'h rim» and conlrllii, The
f hriv‘lc “as :iliowll‘tl 1!} ill“ following
:wlm :wrw-rl as bridesmaids, Mrs.
glfluuvln Munscli. Mrs. “'nllor Tea.-
ilizm. .‘.lr.':. l“ I)_ Slr‘llf‘r...\lrs. 0"“
iJarkcn-q. Mrs. “'illinm “'ul‘lh‘filln,
and Mrs. Scltghnw. ll was :i. gnla
nizhl and llll‘) lllJllF" “as (‘l’qucd
M capacity.
. I . ¥ .
; Tha- l‘irsl Lrflllf‘s' Ten of In” season
_ “rm lmld at the club Tucsdsy allcr-
l noon. ’Mrs. Claudw Munsall. Mrs.
i’lVllllam ”nag and Mrs. Thnndnrl“
lllcn 3' “ho aclf‘d as hnslfiss mad”
thin p plmsant for the large repro-
. sr‘nlnlion DINFNL
C Q C
l -. ,
3 “Lillics of tho Ficid' Was the (on—
.lnm- 9. l"\l1ll'§ w r,‘ S‘nmlrmnl was" “'7" l‘lCl‘W" 3‘ ”11‘ ““0111"me I‘ll“-
Si-rmg‘.‘ uod. mplnys. 1‘ “"3 "DJOYWI by all. Tho
iduplicale motinr; piclurc machln'
‘n'mlkcd cxcncdingly well and a-ldnd
menungzrmlly to aim cvcnéng‘s cntartaln.
fnvnt and comfort.
. O 0
;_ ”Milan ..|‘ 1,..\mg.‘_ Mia's l':l".’lll"‘l' lvltunc will ho {no
:m :i-ldilion‘ "slur” v-nlcrlaincr at llir club
«lancc tonlzhl. Miss Eli-inc will do
n classical dancin: numhcr r~ntillctl
"win r-ncc .' .lusrrih lmvls calls al- .Zl‘ho Mnlh anti lhu mer'u Sh"
ln-nkrn mm of suits is cxcemlinulv clrvcr and n‘lm‘hlo‘on
n mum: that can 1,, llcr feel. llnr cmcrmlnmcnt ls surn
um «i nivcly l_ n )uur \chtion.*~.\'d\.
lo pinu‘. i spr'l‘i-‘Il door nrlzc will
ho drnn'n for as :lll :lilill‘fl («nun-w
‘ llrilev‘port to col ll‘ll‘ 'ucsls mmuslnmvd m at-
.~1»;'in;'\vo._ul l‘nslcr— WWW”: ”1968mm nnrlicr. All H108"
arrlxim: lmfnrc 9:3” n'rlcysk “ill por-
ticlpalc in thc vlrnuing,
,2an m Kish's hall . ‘ * '
Xczipnlilmi rom- Mr. tin-l Mrs. (i-‘nrgr- Sirclmn. llr.
tho dircc- "-
Those “"Wlhm-‘Ul um mmnr to ("anada
Irinrpnmv' “‘llr‘l'?‘ llifl‘.‘ 1' ill I‘l1_lll}' .‘V ncnk's trip
Hr, :iml Mrs. l‘. l.:illu. Mr. and Mrs. ”‘rmlfi'h "l" l'l‘“¢.‘-‘ (if Ylllfi zlorlous
Miglinrcsr‘, 'I‘anzl CO”"lr-‘A ~
1" .l.l51ll‘|‘ :lll'l .\lll’ll£il‘l 'l‘ulnis.
llcnr) “‘urllmwn and Mrs.
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A snrclnl running was lll‘ld :11 N10
l‘lllll l'liursrlni to adopt lhc bylaws
DARIEN
ill-rs. Knthnn Gerhardt. who has.
been confincd to her homn
' past; week is slightly iniprowd.
I . I‘ ‘
loft this r\' “‘u ‘
‘ rllm . ‘
:lfl"l‘llr)nll fur l'lll"ll lu’lk‘". Tirl‘W-‘U‘r- 11” “M“.
.. . camp by n C
. \isning lln'l.‘S
“mmnsdnv :vl‘lwmuonq :
lends-rod “ gm.” anrl Fimvlui :iilr~y-Iirmii.~..
dancing: ‘ms
Sl‘dzuivk film-luv.
his l'lllllS'! :lwl
.‘liss \In [32.1 1“” post n1islross
l'nrzt Ullil‘v‘ and—Min:
of Norolon 'lirn '-
. trip RASY'MIHAIJRA. Japan. July 1"
haraloga ~w\. Stuart Mnclarc -
-Larze Pas. Coal.
Mr. and Mrs. \‘ni Dcilz and fam~
13‘ of Yonkcrs. N. Y.. are spending:
he 1 summer at their Mills was .1
l" N"“‘ Yuri. "UN on Tuesday.
> A daughlcr was born to Mr. and
Jim.- Russall..la.mcs at the Norwalk
,kosfiiul Wednetgay.
.. o o o
. .. . .. ... . WlNSIN’éoviéfiN"
m “sum: 3' “1" “mm“ "I Mr. and PRIMARY WITH OR
Norolon “nights.
{1"0nll0.
J'Joahph Hovcssy. Sn.
Yer. Julia, of chlnxlon nvr‘nuv‘.
returned from a three chks'
'i‘hc twat-nor \vlm Was giving the
primary class :i ll'llllr" talk inquired ‘
"Johnny. how docs the bursting?"
the
> rcplicd with
jeeprocu with Electric Fans.
'1 01 ll!" ”\KOI‘lHllfl“. 1n lllv‘ abscnco
nf 'l‘lirndm-c llcnr'v who is on illusi-
ncss ll‘in l0 Pllilrldt‘lnhln. Dr. J. ”(‘11-
as prcsidcnt.
loy-laws had boon nn‘pnrml
(unmillr-c consislluz of GDOI‘SO
Tllf‘ no“
I urv iii-«iv. Juli" l'ottrr and “r; ‘4 S
‘ ‘ ., . . . .
lg. «\l‘llllla-‘l lninlmm and now sulmiitlmi it} ill!“
I horn-:1 of (llr("“l“I‘S hororo prcscnting
:lllhlll Tor adoption at this mcellng.
nl‘ Tll"\' n- ‘ - . ‘
ll:ll'll'-li, has rr-nlcd ’ fin lindnimnusl} kccplcd.
is lli|\\' slaving at his
4 G O
Miss l-ilm Minusc is sclicdulcd to
Iiiwur :it lll“ chill in 71 lo» dancing
ll'lllll?!‘ Saturday. July‘ltllh. '
Flinf'fih T0 _DFZS(‘E.\'D.
. 11. who honpcd
nl‘l‘ \vilh two companions this after-
nonn for Minato. continuing his al-
. hor lcmplcrl flight around the world. was
l'.v:ms of l.in- {Growl to rclurn lwrc bv '
on ll‘ouhln which dcrclnpcd soon after
r-nzinc
the start. Mac-Larcn hnpcs to start
again from Mil-into tomorcm' morn-
visitor in:-
0F“N.-P. LEAGUERS
cily's.-—-Adv.
on of wealth, you ’will be glad you practiced some
Selfédenial in youth. Have the courage to salt: now.
The ems activates fie 1min; slant
folks have adopted the slonn.l"Wo
one out for fun" and they are having
~ ll. The spirit. is cvorywhcre and
‘ ' each is cagcr to contribute his or
omERY . her's share to that and. East Fourth
of July the impromptu dance proved
a. ‘wondertuliattractlon. Donald Sel-
4 ,
I
E. Ll. Ksyser returned-to his home
in Pittsburgh, Pm, recently. utter a
visit will: his family on Summit Ive-
nuc. ,
a
o o 0
Mrs. S. C. Smith had dsughtcr
lure returned to their home u White
Plains otter a visit with, Mr. ‘snd
Mrs. Lester Ortiz. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Wilson of Mon-mom. N. J. will u-
rive today as tho week-end guests of
Mnsnd Mrs. Ortiz.
4 7 O C 0
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Robertson of
Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wu Funk
Schwartz left yesterday for their
home.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gavin “1d
daughter Althea, at Fall River, Mus.
will be the week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Schwartz. 2 ‘
o a I
Miss Olga Haug and Mrs. W. T.
will arrive atvthc Summit House on
Summit avenue wlthin s. (cw days for
a. two ~week‘s. vacation.
0 t 0
Mr. and Mrs. L. W’. Gsllslher will
entertain friends from New York city
atwtheir home over the weekends.
O O 0
Mrs. R. J. \Verner. 1 guest at the
Summit House on Summit tvenue.
spent yesterday with friends in New
York city. she returned last man-
ln‘g.
. 8 8 0
Mrs. Eleanor Williams at Flalbush,
N. Y. will arrive at the Summit
House in a. short while to ancnd a
(cw da3s' \scnlion.
8 It“ 0
The Boll Island Junior association
will hold an outing at one a! the In 7
lands of the Sound no.“ work. no ,
nlto plans into not as yet been made.
Sherwood Smith and "flsnk".lliley
arc the cspllalnes dos “sires. . ’
D U t’
Mr. and Mn. J. C. McElroy ol’
va York city will be the week-end
Summit House.
I O C
James II. Hogan of Bttnvll, N. 7.,
is visllln; his brother. Chu‘s F.
Homn al the Juliet“. home on sum-
mit alt-nus. »
- t o a .
Mr. and Mrs. Mack W’hllinx of
Sydnty, Aumnliu and Min Dorothy
Moan-ave of New York city will be
the ncfikvrnd zuosu or Mr. and Mrs.
l". E. Peters of Summit avenue.
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.‘lrs. \‘i’llllnrn Bccrs. Mrs. A. A.
firming. George Groon 3nd Tracey
Beers motored to New York our on,
“‘cdnesdny with Arthur L'connrd'
who sailed at 1! a. m. Wednesduy
on the liner "Aquilanla." «The IC-
vrompnllylng pearly saw Mr. L‘nonnrd
off at the ombarkln; point. He loft
with a. committed of 10 young men
or the Pawllng propsrstory ocbool
nhcre ho is a student. Ho will tour
Huronn and will rnturn at the end
of Scptcmhcr in time to resume hla
sludiv‘u. Mrs. l‘lot‘rs ‘nnd Mrs. Grit?
flng nnd Messrs. liners and Green
lunchcd at the Commodore and re-
lurncd to the island at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Gcorm‘ Brnedict ol‘ Osborn
Bang and daughter of New York city ‘
wrahln.
snow; of Mrs. 1;. A. Knorr at the t
1 EAST NORwAtR "a i
avenue “1” cnlertaln "10' mcmbprs
or the W'bmen'a Association of 3.316
South N‘orualk Baptist church at an
. all day scnlng meeting at llCl‘ home.
“'vudncsday. '
3 i O
air. land Mrs. Jon-ard F5. Mead
will: um;- chuamr Ronald and
Pan-oil. arc vacationing in the Uni:-
klll mountains.‘
family of Pine Hill avenue are on—
jovlng a motor trip through Nswv
England.
0 O O
- The Girls" club of Christ church
hold a beach party at Calf Pasture
ycstcrday anon-noon. Water sports
and swimming worn enjoyed; Sup-
per was served at dusk. The girls
were accompanlcd by Mrs. Robert 1‘. .
B. F000;» and Mrs. Gem-so Stillman.
U O t
, Mrs. \l’illiam Sell-mid of New Bri~
lain has ”turned to Mir homo atlcr
a. two wooks‘ visit with her sister.
Mrs. Edward E. Mead of Edllc ave-
nuc. .
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The weekly dance of t he Norwaik
Country club will be held tonight.
Music will b” furnished by the
Black and Wl’lEtc "orchestra. '\
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Mourison
of Fitch street are in Arlington
Heights. Mass. whens-they are the
guests of .Mrs. Mourison‘s parents.
. O I
o
0
Miss Bertha -F‘arr .0! “‘lnfieid
slrect is enjoying a. vacation from hnr
duties in t he office of tho connecti"
cut Light and 1"?” company.
0
l
i Anthony Tlrazziano of Brooklyn.
33.11;“ who has been Visiting Mr.
,and‘ Mrs. Michael Pascale or \‘an
:Zandt street has returned to his
:homc. Mr. (lrazziano will leave for
Esau Francisco; CaL, in two weeks.
vl-lc will visit relatives there.’
0
Mrs. “‘lllis H. flex-1n. Mrs. Lester
Roberts and Miss Edwina. Bean who
.nnve been the guests of Mrs.‘ Har-
old ‘nundlo at the Green Lantern
Inn. IViltt-m. during the past few davs
have «gummy 'to' thcl'r' home in East
N0r“".lk.' ‘
O O C
,Mlss Marie Pagan of Bridgeport
is visiting Mina Charlotte Jarvis of
Seavlet‘vsmuc. ,z
. .- I o o ' \
Mrs. “'ard Sturedmnt of Lorena
utreotwhohaa boon confined to the
horn-nil: hospital for the' put two
reeks with severe illness is rccover-
ng. , ' '
' I 0 O . '
Mrs. Hiram Haynes of Full River.
Mas... ls visitingdln- and Mrs.
Henry Stanton at their borne on
. 1; Belts _Plsce for a few ‘days.
.._...__._.__________
1mm or mm .
l
l
t
(BELFAST. July i2.——rmm moui -
. gsand Ormomen, including members
1 0f Am‘f‘mt
_ ‘ societies, , mind
through are decanted mm: in. '
stor's (tabla! toils, h‘oelbbrstiou, or
ill 2341b coating or ' , ‘ é
. . .
Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hoyt and.
agent!“ at .u a. not,
‘ paw as»: aw 1.3 a. in. answer
; ream. ,emu' m...
m Biotin-oils: WI W
South Norton: _
Rév. A. F‘. Chamberlain. Mr.
Archibald Kort-ism. scflng‘ or-
ganist and mm». ,
UniOn set-flees of the South Nor-
wslk Conn-mum! $116 the South
Norma: Muscular. Churches in the
Methodist pharcbi .
Morning Wain 11:90. sermon
by the Rev. A. F'. Chunb‘erluin on
"All Thing! Through-Christ." . ‘
Omn PreluaG—Idyll—sklnder
Anthem—4301“!!! “or Christ A.
riso"-—-Plko. ‘ ., . ’
Solo-«wring Good Shepherd” ——
You do Water. Hrs. wnk’lmn. ‘
Postiude~Solemn Karena—Steam.
Evenlnt worship 7:30. The only
service, la South song“: in the
evening. .
Sermon on "Tho Wooden Rule
of Life."
Prelude —— immense -— Rogers.
Anthem -- “Tho mdhnt Morn
Hub Pinned Away" Woodward.
Pouuude p: Pontiac. is E. «Vis-
mt.
A friendly cum-enume- you to.
o o o -‘
East Ave. 3!. E. Church
Sandi? ‘
33'. J. J. Kelley of Now York city
will oecuay tho pulpit both mornln;
cud evening.
Mr. Kenny is a lawyer and from
"the viewpoint ot'the layout! his
mounts. thouid be particularly in-
«coating. ' ’
Jackfil‘lesby or the Second a. £2.
churohtwlll address the Friendship
Blblgelus.
Rogufir null-luck payer meeting
it evening 8 o‘clock Rev.
Kenneth" Mlkenzie of Holy Trinity.
Westaort. will conduct the lent-e.
. , o o o
Groom Baptist and:
Corner Butler sad Quincy 8n.
Rev. Doctor C. Thoma. Putor
Sundu' services: '
10 u. m. Sunday school.
11:39 singing by Junior Choir.
Thoma Henderson. cemetllt; Ame-
lia Hopkins. organln.
German by the. pastor. tubiect.’
"Our Guide." :
7 8 p. m. Sing-in; by Senior Choir.
short sermon. ' .
Tuesday 8 p. m. Missionary Doclnl.
u Deacon Hopkins ln Mgr-chum
street. Public is invited. '
Thunduy 8 p. m. Payer and
prune meeting.
Frldu' 8 p. m. Demons moot with
the outer. Choir prlmloo.
You on cordially invited to wor-
ship flu: us. ’ ' *
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31mm Zion lupus; Chm
Rev. B. R. Cooper. Putor
Prmachmg u 11 o‘clock ;. m.
Sunday school at 13:30 9'. m.
B. Y. P. L“. 6 pum. ‘ ’
. I‘rraclfln: at 7:80 p. tn. Rev. Lilly
of Stmtord will speck. Even‘bodl‘
ls lndtrd. '
Wednesday evening. 1‘11er meet»
in: :it 7:30 1-». :11.
Thursday owning. Sen-la: C‘lrclc.
Frlduy evening. Choir rehearsal.
l'ou are welcome to our church at
all sen‘lces '
‘Grcxoh' ulcvsrd. E. Nona”:
Robert B. 13. Poole. Rector
July lath. fourth Sunday after
Trinity.
10:30 1. m. Morning pram-r and
sermon. .
The Sunday school and evening
service have been discontinued until
September.
Monday 7:30 p. m. \‘eury meeting f
at the rectory.
Tuesday 8:00 p. :11. St. Ancs‘
Guild with Mrs. Hurry Furrin‘ton.
33 Osborn u-cnuc.
\Vcdnesdsy cvcnln: the annual
parish lawn fete will be held on the
rectory grounds beginning at. 6
o'clock. This is the bi: ‘vfl‘VI‘n! of
the your in thefiglvin: or which I“
the parish cremation co-oberste.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Luthenn
Cedar St. Nos: \li'est Avenue
Rev. E. C. \Tcnzel. Pulm-
Germsn service at 10 a. m.
English sen-loo It ll 1. m.
Bible class and Sundsy school at
12 noon. Subject of sermon: "The
Note in Thy Brother's Eye." Every-
body is cordially welcome. Every
Sunday is churclnxolnz Sunday. 80
come to church and bring your
friends and guests along. '
The Younx‘People's society will
hold its regulur monthly business
meeting Thursdsy exerting in the
basement 0! the church st 8 o'cloek.
All members are urgently requested
to be present.
The lawn social was quite a. sum;
cons this year also socially as well as%
financially. The ladies took in;
$101.98 and the young people real-
ized 312.00 It their «able. Many
thanks to all who helped to mike it
I success. -
g. C O .0
'Knlght. St. A. a. E. mus-ch
Rev. W. Ilenry Lunar. pastor
12:39 a. m. Pnise‘ sad carillon.
£7.30 p. to. Sunday School.
; p. m. Quarterly motel
G-rodnwlch. It: ‘t
4:30 p. In. Evenlnx sax-vice and
gdmlnlstratlon o: the Lord‘s Sup-
per. ‘
Tuesday evening class mcetln
. . . 3.
Thursday cvcnin . Rev. Elisha. 1-2.
3. Robinson. presidingclder of St.
Croix. Virgin Islands. .w'iu prenchfi
Bring s friend -with you.
‘ . o o o ’
so. S Mission
, Sundty utter-noon son-ice will be -
an unusual service from point or
“sputter. and one whole much loved
by nil who become acquainted
lull-11.4341: G. L Betta, who la s :22:
mn‘Chrlstion m will be'wlth ul
it the regular permits. Mr Betta
has 19:- overlen you: been Had
Station-3.31;“ in the A
or the 8618an Court ’31ng
The service 3cm .
Ibup- hos-1n it 3.15 .
The regular week mntln V ~ "
3 Will be
“lunacy evening at eight o'clock.
__ «A cordial welcome for all.» _ ,
. o o o ‘u 7‘ ,
.l‘ll'st my
_ Christ. W
§? Wen Aves“, KM Comm?" 4
The retulu- Sunday W’ at ms
13"
new... a 7
staunch waidcwp 3 mo sou: ‘
cam _ .; manage
l
i
.cAMDAY, mm; .2
_ room. Bmifigmgptfls ‘
. ‘ weekdsyruiofi 4 “133 c
32th 1095 Tuciday and fiat-sum-
“an from 7 M a}
, «All are welcomo;
1 ”3 I '1
Church or “ate 32a "Brno
M cling held l lilo. big white
tent. about?» avcnuc. corner ‘or. R0-
maelstrom. , , .. '
special revival meetings are“ in
progress. Services cvgry evening.
commencing at 7:503
‘Rev. C. E. Show. southern clan-
321181.. is in charge. ills mcsmgcs’
are profitable. .
Services on Sunday at 3 p. m. and
7:30 p.111. Bro. Show will prcatrli at,
Saturday evening and Sunday scr~2
vices. Mrs. Shaw will rung.
Come' to the services. A litany. Solo. "The Light 01‘ lllz: \\'orld" .
................ llullnnl
{Fuslludcinu .............. Gavini
welcome mcnrlcd to all.
I I ’9'
Kamila 3!. L". Church
.Gcorge’ B. Tonlnkims. Flintston-
Jsck C. Oglfshy. Elinlstcr's Assistant:
Chas. G. lvca. organirt and dirrwnf
tor; Mm A. (.‘ilwmn Hull. vonzralfoz;
Mrs. I... 1.. Pugh .soprano; lriracst “2;
Sonic. tcnor; Lansing D. Quiet-ll.
basso.
Sunday: , .
ll) .1. m. Mcn‘s Blblr c1355 82‘1“}.
Sunday rclwol.
11 a. m. 'Worsllip and airman.
Subject: "W’hat Are “‘A. Socklng‘?"
5:39 p. m.'-}3pwnrtl1 ll‘nguc. Bliss
Elizabeth llawburst will load. using
“The. Grrat Thoma of 13‘." Filllr" as?
)1" topic. _ g
7:130 p. l. “Rankin and scrmonw
'Mondav 5:34). p. m. Junior Bors'r
club. . ‘
Thursday 7:45 p m. , Slim-crock;
prayer service.
, , Q t 0
International thlc Studcnls ;
L. 3. Butte}: of Brooklyn. mil lccoj
turn in Town Hall. “132033. at thrcry
o'clock on. "Modernist: and Funds“
montallslsn'l‘hcir Rimming.“ )ll'.i
Bunch will also sworn: in find Tilcn‘sv
hail. So. Norwzllt. at'Tfin. Sci-\iccsv
from
$7,
Jahtzen at '
Honolulu ’
WHERE swimming
skill competes with
Mia—where all the shore's
a tugs—where swimmers
know “what’s what" in
suits—there you'll find the
Jmtzcn most popular.
At Honolulu beach. for in—
flame. more persons wear the
. Jansen than any other swim~
min; am. No matter where
you are though, you will be
correctly clad if you‘re in a
Janna.
Let us downstate the orig-
inal Jamaal-stitch of all-wool. "
fin {hunted bow-trunk put-
ten. magip crotch, and other
Jansen mom.
You will find the 138‘ Jan:-
m in ' e new colors
in: men. women and children.
Getyour mag suit here
(run our complete stock.
. PRICES: 5
Children's ........... 83.00 E
Boyd ...... $1.50 :
(iirls‘ ..... . ........ . 3.3.7:. ,
Ladies' . . ......... . . $7.00 .
Men‘s ......... .. . . . 36.50 i
The Nation's -’
' Suit.
Jag/list": '1‘ T GED
[NB 1‘ SWINNING
~
*DDNNELLY’S
16—18 So. Main St.
L.._G6LDEN
OPPORTUNITY.
Ecncll. cf Slabs
to hcr iwmc in TV ..
Vanilla" ism ilk must Church »
. Keir/Lester T. Malls-nu Factor
' 10min) a. m. Bilialo school.
Morning worship.
Tonic for thc 'Tcrmon will hn. "Mani
in the Garden
Jcl‘m '.\. “'3"
Topics for tho sermons for lbw:
run two wccks will
As a. Illa-ans of Grace” and “\‘ar-a-i
lion Evading." 5
Then: Vglll he. on a.li~cla.v Mwing;
mccting of the \anan’s association?
on \Vcdncsrla)‘ at tin: lmnm 01‘ Mrs}.
Muir! s'lrval.
a? L‘c-mpq 19m: in
1‘33. liN-n ‘lel'U‘TI '
Thursdg m fining. trguiar mldw , ' ,
'Ch;y1r»;. D. \‘ilfin . *
both services. We also cxrcct 10““er pravr-r mrming. ”1.3...“ ..
have with us Biro. C. Ii.-§fl!la\'~' For; Jcmis :it lhc Sczzsi'lfi.“
hmmrmrn lax-urtw :-
il‘rcludl‘. Adagio in A l-‘lal. \‘oiilwmar‘.
;cuH.-a:c on lhr- l,. .
l'IOS‘Vlll". road
W lfQS'i‘POR'i‘
‘Dr’. and .‘drs. Arthur lilfnlcr
Swell; strcct. nil 1.1 link sou Fla) mend. '
{Wi’l 103“: today for a. motor trip 10‘
:(‘irx‘clanvl 0., Wllcrc lllry rill urn
‘ ' Mrs. Hunter‘s molhr'r.
ll'rcim a writ-Ii: il~
'1 .
lr-rlan linsiwni lYl .
class r‘nndu‘c‘v‘ l
Trim n Impl‘m rmv’r.‘ , ‘
l‘m lrld m lll" l" i'
grcconrl Writs of raw" -
Bliss Dorothy Bitll‘fil‘i". hasl 31kt. \Vialltr T45, i“ '7
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Louis A rt lc‘nzur,
individual
F a, m i 137
Laundry
S e r V i c e i
moi 4'?
THE TIME THE WASHING TAKES
Is it worth it?
Just ask yourself that one question-oi»
it. really worth While to sacrifice a day
a week to the washing ~?
her that our Wet Wash service is
ready to take that washing-burden off
\Vc wash everything
—-—return it .fresh and white. ready to
starch. iron or hang on the line.
the cost is only a few cents a pound.
And. since we do the work for you
in a way that’s both satisfactory and
inexpensive—well. think of the time the
washing takes and—is it worth it '3
T . C
. W et Was A -
Allows 30 Ilia—$1.25
Over 30 lbs. at 4c lb.
Norwalk Steam Launch. V'
' ~13 DAY STREET
And remem-
y'aur shoulders.
SO. NORWAL .
phone i
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A. 1“. KEELERl
NEW fillVlEN Dam
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A. R. HEERDT,
PlllCE
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