,3.
‘i
‘,' mother of (l. baby girl, is reported
to be doing nicely. Joseph (Tabbibio oi linuton hirer-i
v
in
SATURDAY, JULY 19,1921
a. 1
City Briefs and Personal Mention §
an. Alice ting-1min o: a Spring
strict to enjoying a month’s vaeac SCARFMEVE [N
floutrom her duties at 11-x. Haye- ’ NEW FROCK MADE
hot! C0,. In’c.. which she is spending
in the Adirondack mountains. Let~ 1 INTERCHANGEAB‘E
tern received from her by her No:-
walk».fr_-iends are tilled with interest-
ing accounts or her many excursions
Lake George, Lake Placid. W'hite
ace Mountain. Aunble Chasm and
other beauty spots of the mountains.
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Jul: W'ohle, Elm street, after u
period of illness. is again able to be
out and has resumed his position
:Irith the firm of. Oscar Bcbultze.
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-—Keep cool with electric fans.
Donneliygs.——Adv.
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'Richard' Hull of East avenue spelt
the day visiting relatives in Hartford. ‘
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Rory Arnold of France street has
obtained a. position with the Norwaik
Tire and Rubber company.
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eLehigh Coal. Harris B.Ganl.'—
Adv.
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Clifford O'Hara and Hanford
Foote have returned to Norwalk af—
ter motoring to Cleveland from which
place them brought back with them
Mr. O’Hara's parents.
9
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2 Mi- Msy Harris of First street is
visiting relatives in Rocaaway Beach,
Long Island. ‘
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--I.n.rge Pea. Coal. Harris it i
Quit—Adv.
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; Ward Malkin. Van Buren avenue,
son of A. R. Malkin, has purchased a
new automobile.
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1 Miss Rose Robichaud o: the Cen- ‘
tral Fallrfleld Trust company. is.
llaying on her vacation of two weeks. ,
iss Robiehand will go to “'ater-'
bury where she will visit relatives.
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ken
'-—- l. l i&Gan-A‘r ’ _ '_ .
1 Best Con .I 3.”: s z. The newest Parisian Idea is .
EMnrtin Hamilton of Cross strcct Frock with O seer! thlt may be
lrus purchased c. ntv.’ automobile. "ed .. "3d, “Id .150 u a 81 e.
3 3 ‘ ‘ ~ The frock material ls black satin
1 Mrs. D. '1‘. llflll’tp, of Avon. Conn, . _
is the guest of it. \. and Mrs. Ernest "‘6 It 1' “med With COIOICd
h‘. MqGregor, of East avenue. 'mbrmdery.
,3
I
no 3
-been ornamented by a beautiful
I
3The members or the Old “’ell
flock and Ladder Company held a -'.l'his afternoon at 2 o’clock the
ninetice drill near Jacobs’ Factory Norwalk Country club tennis court
“'ater street Thursday evening. will be the scene of one of the many
’Rht‘y practiced raising ladders and tennis tournaments which the clue
oping hose. is entering this sr-uson. The ;:il.nll‘s
' today will be played with the Beaver
. . .
l —-Buy Your \‘icirou on our Club
PLan-Ask about it at Donnelly‘t.
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Hill: tennis club of New Haven.
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:James J. lint nnn has returned to pmx Hill
llallimore after u visit with his aunt
Airs. Catherinc l'owell. :51 Chestnut vital. Saturdn'. me 12‘
5 reel. . . .
lHarry Gustafson. Stanley Hawks
aha Leo Nathan Will leavo Norwalk
Monday for a. two weeks“ automobile.
ibur. They will'visit Niagara. Falls
«hiring the first part of the trip and
later tour over the Mohawk Trail. F‘airncld Bldg, 44 “'11“ 5!. Phone
i o o I a, _.
-060.
—During July and August a beau: , . .
iiful Bon Bon Dish of Quadruple
- - — Miss Heir-n (_‘hnrnol; of Lowe siren.
S ' Plat lven away with $11.00 ‘ . ,
“fol-fl: of 0(1an Cash Registered Re- entertained a r"“' (“HMS ill 1101‘?
ceipls ‘Vufford Pharmacy, Cor. So. home \Vcdncsduy owning in honor‘
Main and Elizabeth streets. of hCr birthday, . .
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llii-s. Joseph Sokol of First street. W', A. Green or “'uterbury was :1
'Eust Norwalk, who is the proud visitor in Springwood yesterday,
. C o
t r e was a business visitor in Bridgeport
Herbert M. Miller. Main Street. yesterday.
Norwalk, was a visitor in Bridgeport, - t -
today. , —Keep cool with Electric Fans.
' e e 0 . Donnelly's.—-Adv.
Philip “‘ehle, Elm street, is ill at ' ‘ '
his home. Mr. and Mrs. S. llmun und
0 o 0 daughter. Lillian. oi \‘.'».~: :iv-'=iiue.
—Cars washed and polished. 4 1-2 have "turned from :i visit to New
Day Street. Phone 363. York CllY- .
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Miss Mary Blackford. of Cross- Frank Beauty of Clir‘stnut street
Waya Rowayton. entertained many has purchased a un-w automobile.
friends last night at a delightful and ‘ . . .
unusual party. The affair started Andrew llr-ialic: oi Ali-alloantrcet
with dinner at Miss Blackford's has taken a position with the Nash
home followed by the usual nfter- Engineering ('tlmnnny.
dinner diversions. Then the party ' ‘ ‘
departed tor Roton Point and en- —Dance a; DOFJOH'S Friday \vhcre
joyed the fireworks and dancing in it's 9001- Field‘s MPIOdy Six. Trol-
the pavilion. Those present were: ”'5' and Mahackcmo lll\l service all
Misses Mary and Virginia. Black- cwmng- 35 CONS.
ford. Miss Susan Brown, Miss Eu- ' ‘ ‘
genie Aa’ron. Miss Susan Lowes. A DENY 01’ Birls from the Jacob‘s
George Mitchell. Ayar Fowler. Shoe company are holding an outing
Fletcher. Arthur and Holmes Aaron; at Roton Point this afternoon. They
and Edgar Rody. are Miss Rose Collins, Miss Alice
. . , , . Morris, Miss Hose li‘nmo, Miss Edna
_--Aulo springs. 'l'illy'!.—AJV. Tripp and Mrs. Josephine Algeri.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Sander of
W'ashington street are spending the
week-end with their son, John. in
New York city. .
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, in 3.3 - “mink {no i: ——A Jantzen suiinmin irl for
anmminiruiuuz 1’ “we I: g
, , . your car free at l‘ionuclly's.—-—Adv.
- _. , THEPOUSHTHAT — — —
——_.___
VARNISHES Mrs. A. Renzuella and daughters,
Jennie and Amelia. of Ely avenue,
.. up: «an: ‘- ”_— are visiting relatives in l'nion Hill.
to Mnemfonningslmmfill‘nd: New Jersey.
onus wished green ~‘l. n on
5’ when. he obiimou to 57.3.‘lzncc 0: call,
3,
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' Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cerrulli of
Standard PI'OduCtS C0. Lexington avenue. are entertaining
481 ,
80. No Conn. at their home Miss Slaxako of New
m York, Miss Helen. Miss Gloria. and
Mr. and Mrs. \Vallace Taylor of
road announce the. birth
of a daughter at the Nurwnlli hos-
—Permancnt waving by Nestle La-
noil process. 315 for bobbed hair.
$10 for half a head of long hair.
Hair dyeing. warm-Hing. boyish
bobbing. Parker method of hair and
scalp treatment. ‘i'ho liliic Shop.
guests enjoyed
of ca rds. .\i rs.
door prize. a douniion of
Cousins who is i",
evenings.
to town \thnesdny. lhu'
photoplay evening “ill in»
Tuvsduy (xenini: for i
at the club Monday pvenli‘
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tennis show iwln-urmls
along splendidly. The
merit will consls:
highly interesting iii-ts
ing girls. Special t‘OSHln'li‘S
scenery \vill
wcli ni‘i'angcd bill.
A get-cos. on. Fuse- E
e
York than hid his savings, $550, under a
It disappeared. The police solved the mys-
ear-old nephew, crawling tin:
5 ball, found the money and
"tery. The saver ’s six- '
Ede: the bureau after hi
now me HONEY Is at run BANK.
Miss Adeline Crifilit of New Jersey.
lfr. and Mrs. John Loiierzo of
Spring street have as their guest,
their netce. Miss Katherine Cangro
of Brooklyn.
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Samuel Abramson of Bouton street
was a visitor in Stamford yesterdayil
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Jerry Safranek of Webster street
was the guest yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs. Jean Nouliett of Noroton
Heights. '
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Mrs. Katherine Kish And son.l
Louis of Ely avenue are visiting rela— ‘
tives in Bridgeport.
1 HARBOR VIEW 1
l
The interior of the club house has
bronze lighting fixture. it was in-
stalled Wednesday and in readiness
so the folks could view it on the oc-
cassion the regular midweek photo-
plays. It has helped a. great deal in
making a. chummy atmosphere to
the club and the assemblage who
viewed it put their stamp of approv-
al on it's beauty and attractiveness.
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"Why Lien Lune Home" was the
title of the feature plcturc \V’cdnes-
day evening at the club.
DA 8 '-
Th Steamer “Rosalic \\ hit-lkdriitcd
ashore in the early spring during the
storm, at last has left its resting
place having been towed mvay Vi'cd-
neldsy by the tug "Theodore Itoosc-
velt." Through the untiring efforts
of David Baxter the feat of remov-
ing the derilect was, accomplished.
Harbor View was happy to scc the
old eyesore go.
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"The Children's Hour" on Friday
is growing in popularily. A large
crowd was present to cmoy the en-
tertainment Mrs. “'ilfred Cousins
contrast the “admiring-1.1m. ’
ruled frocks to the'left and t of it. A
'vvvvvvv
mm Gee-u;
riding habit of blown-covert cloth (center) with the be.—
pricot chiflon (left) fashions dance frock which is blocked
with narrow picoted macs athlete. A frock of ten outta: crepe (ti t) is embellished with wheels
of henna colored ribbon and myrrh-egg! ecu loot. It “‘2 able cape of 1131933!”
Church of the final-um
except Saturday evening.
lags.
eve fling 5e rvice.
one! Come all!
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Grace Blptist. Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Sts.
Rev. Doctor C. Thomas. Pastor
Sunday services
10 a. in. Sunday school.
pastor. Subject: “Life Eternal."
young people are invited.
Short sermon.
Mid-week meetings:
pastor.
meeting.
pastor. Choir practice also.
are welcome.
and Mrs. Frank “'ood had planni’fl f
for .them. . ’
Dr. \Veilcs Keeler. pastor of the
liamsbrldgc N. Y. City, motored to
the beach 'i'hursduy morning to visit
Harry Askey who is ill at his home.
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R0 WAYTON
Blackford of Cross-
n. party of friends
Crawford Memorial. (‘hurcl ,_ . at a dinner dance at: her home last
I or “’1 “or guests were Miss Su-
“uys nnivrtninmi
evening.
nan
Miss Susan Lowes. George Mitchell
.viynr Fowler, Fletcher. Arthur an
Miss Alva Minusc will entertain‘
the guests of the club Saturday
evening in a Toe Ivanctng nunibcr.'
Miss Mlnuse is talc
"ll,iu} ment lo,
evenings fun. .\ door prize will also '
be offered to those arriving before3
9:30 p. in. Mr. ’l'ht-mns llillon in:
charge of the door prizes promisesj
a surprise this week. ”Come early".
he advises. )
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The card livcning held Mundav
proved a popular success. The
nn .cvvnmg of social-l
11:: their favorite game l
lluvid l'ngu won the
\Vili’rt-d 1
clmrgc of [lief
ibility as well
On account othe circus coiningZ
,
regular ,i
:i-lniiiu :0;
his “"11“. l
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Cards Will again be tho attraction i .
g‘ 1
According to Mrs. Olive llald the?
are going.
entertain-
0. over sewntecn 3
augmented »
entvrtniumcnt
Asking Diva
- g~.
-" " Explaining um "m... he tom I hate; list
dure,f' M Bergen (shove), fined 17
drugs boat's “perfectly
soiled”,
Holmes Aaron and Edgar Rody. _
The regular monihly meeting Of'homc' Thursday etching.
and will add xnu._~1:”0d Lind llrt'llyi EXILE OF SAVANT
CAUSES ATTACKS
OF SPANISH BOSS
Iship with sermon by pastor at 11.
. o‘clock. Sunday school at 10 o‘clock.
lln the evening at 7‘0 o'clock union
'service with the Methodist church
lwiu-bo held laugh-punt Church.
;.\n illustrated lecture on Charming
lPolloclt's play. “The Fool" will be
lgivon. Ladies nid society will meet
; \Vednesday with Mrs. Katherine Sco- :
;ficld at her home on Highland nvc-V
,‘ nue. Open discussion meeting Thurs- l
:dny evening. . ,
. , o o o I .'
; r-‘ubjcct "Answering Macedonian ;
The banishment of Prof. Miguel
mid ztltrnr'iixt-nvss to the: Prime de
l: k . ' raigneds
t e pl'icc 2'Annun .0,
has been es
st Riviera.‘ Gabriele
I taliah poet-soldier.
pcchllymthinetzl; LA K 11‘
the liuwayton Civic association will
libs held at the Hose house Monday
, evening at 8 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler oil
Rowayton avenue are spending
week in Stockbridge. Mass.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart! Gillespie cl 1
Crossways entertained in. number of'
friends at. a picnic supper at their
There will be a service in the]
. Broukside chapel tomorrow morning;
[at 11 o'clock. Rev. 1). T. Van Doren
:of the First Baptist church of 5'0".
:walk will be in charge. The sub—g
gem of his sermon will be "The Crea- l
viive “'ord." This will be the first!
Lservice held in the church for over-e
’sevrn years and all those
in the historic chapel are invited. I
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Rowayton Baptist. church. Rev.
Victor Scallse, pastor. Morning wor-
ltovvnyton Methodist church. l-lev.
t‘harles 8. Gray. pastor. Sunday ‘
School at 10 a. m. Morning services;
,nt 11 a. m. with sermon by pastor. lg
Calls." In the evening union serv-l
,Jces will be held at the Bantlfitl
by a large chorus of hr‘ntltli'ul danc—' d3 b'namuno, 0‘ University 0‘ ijiurch at 7:30 O'C‘OCR- firm": or
and, Sslsmancs, Spain, for criticism]
Riviera, dictator of
. _ _‘ . .Spain, has caused the pens of
The Frankfutter Roast alums :i l | y Europe“ writers to be
good evening's fun will
next Friday. Special
and dancing features will be part of
the entertainment.
' Charming Pollock's play “The Fool" ’
i will be shown. The mid-week pray-
; or service will be held on “'edncsday l
ou'ning at 7:45 o'clock. The topic it '
4 will he "Fellowship with Christ and 1
1' God."
' his attacks-
He Ruined Her Stories, Avers Wife, .
rce from Film
place is being repainted.
Director
avenue has been visiting relatives in
Willimantlc.
Cleveland after it visit with his pa-'
rents. Mr. and'Mrs. George Himtcdl
of Second street.
has taken a. position in the office of
the tax collector in the City Hall.
0
New Haven will play the tennis team
of the Norwalk Country club at the
Country club this afternoon.
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Charles Han-fot‘d has returned to: late. In his cone
his home on W'inficld street from a, kfcadcd
visit. with his mother at her home;
1 in Albany.
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The house of I). 11. Beach in Ilctls
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Mrs. Grace Lowndr‘s of Seaview
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Mr. and Mrs. l.. K. Levine have:
returned to their home in New Yorkl
city after a. visit with Mr. and Mrs:
David Harris of Osborn avenue. 1
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Leslie Hunted has returned to
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Miss Christine Eek of I-‘irSt. street
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The Beaver Hill Country'club of
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The weekly dance of the Norwalk
\V.‘ It l-Il"! [1.1) A [‘PUI NT! :1)
has appointed
lirudlur'l In.
the; field. of New on
\Vakc-
to fill a, \;:«.iiit‘,\'.
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Knight St. A. M. [2. Church
Rev. \K'. Henry Lamar. Pastor
1 r. .___ci.,~.r“-i ll asm. Sermon by the pastor.
, . .. - . .‘i'. ,1 . 12:30 p. m. Sunday school.
Jam 5 G» ad‘s. cf .\eu lluu n (hunt) 7:30 p. m. “Preparing for Home."
1.11133 fir,“ selection by the pastor. Solo by Mrs. Strong.
.1. m,”- Sufi”! Bring a friend. l
Tuesday evening. Annual Churchigust will 1)., my...
FAMERICAN PARTY”
NAMES CANDIDATE
FOR US. PRESIDENT
lnte rested l
Gilbert 0.. you“.
of American hist
ory in American
. University,
Washington, D. C.,
was nominated by the Amer-5m.
Party as its presidmfial canal.
ptanoe speech he
the Ku Kin: Klan.
.~ 'hWWWW;
A‘AA‘AAA.‘
VYVVfivv'
Country club will be held at the club
tonight. The music will be furnished
by the Black and White orchestra.
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The annual picnic of the Men's
club of St. John's ch‘urch. Stmlord.
Chickatsnzy. "And I don't know
what in torment has got the matter
with the there lnternaldnail carrier,
neither. Tuther city he tried to set-
tie a dispute betwixt a lady end gent
[\tahst. had stopped him in the road
t ey both hopped him and beat him
'til his tongue hung out. That
tin-owed mm forty minutes late. Ana
yesterday he wasted half an hour
chasing after and shooting up a fel-
ier that tried to stop him from mars
rying a gross-width: down there at
Poppet-dance. If he don't quit his
make: business “pretty soon he
I love‘he can’t en.
picture maria “Earp
'voree frq‘
is being held at Dorlon's Point today.
o o o ,
Joseph Dwortz of Brooklyn is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jai‘l’ce
of For: Point street. ~ -
N
no Fault.
“Mail got in yet. Uncle Jerry?"
"Nope!" replied the postmaster at
nd asked him to do so. and directly
muwwmlohthaaenb
member to be present.
Thursday. L‘nion picnic day at Ea-
}vin Rock.
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First Church of Christ. Scientist
57 “ca Avenue. Norwalk .
The regular Sunday service of
» this church is held at 11 a. m. Run-
lday school is held at 11 a. m. Sub-
l
Ject: "1 Me."
i
2 “’cdnesday evining. Testimony
i meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To both
[of these services the public is in-
i
i
i
vited.
Reading room. Royal James >Inn.
Open week-days (holidays excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings item 7 to 9.
i All are- welcome.
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l First a. E. Ctmrch. South Korwnlk.
? Rev. A. F. Ctmnbel‘hln. Pastor
Organist and Director.
Morning Worship 11:00 “Knowing ‘
1 Christ."
Organ Prelude.
Anthem——"Another Six Days'
Solo-Sclect ed, Mr. Sherwoo d.
Post! udc. '
i-Zvrning “'orsliip 1:30. "The Era-
l
l \\‘urk is Done" Schnecker.
l
l
l
zen Rule of Life."
Prelude. .
Anthem—"The Friend “'ho “lit-
1 ill] Nigh" Macy.
Mis’s Sarah Ferguson will direct
, the music at the union services for
{ iht‘ next three Sundays.
‘ Thursday evening next the “T. C. T
1 1:." Class will hold the annual picnic "
supper a". Roton Paint supper at,
6:30. The members and their fsm-v
‘ iiics are invited.
The Queen Iklher~$ianv3nrd
llcnrer society of Stratford will hold
their annual picnic supper on the
parsonage lawn of Forst Methodist
A
v
Services in the Big \Vhiti: Tr:
Osborn Ave. corner Rowan street.
Meetingsevery evening at 8 p. m. CHEESE AND
Sunday services are at 8 p. m. and
8 p. m. Rev. C. E. lhaw. southern
evangelist will preach st these meet- DONNELLY’S
11:30 Singing by Junior cholor.
Thomas Henderson. cornetist; Ame- ‘ 7’
Ha Hopkins. organist. Sermon by the GOLDEN S
6:80 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
Subject for discussion. “Bake; '1‘.
“’ashington u a Race a or. _
Misses Amelia and Flora Hopkins Queen Bethe-i cut.-
will read papers on his life All meet in? “filling 5")"
's p m. Sins“: by Senior choir.
Vi'cdncsday s p. m. Call meeting
of doacons and trustees with the
Thursday 7:80 p. :2. Teachers'
meeting. 8 p. In. Prayer and praise
Friday 8 p. m. Deacons meet with
July 31, whic his ThurMay. this
church and Sunday school will go
to Snvin Rock on their annual pic-
nic. You are invited to go with us.
Come and worship with us. ‘You-
.mceting. Very important for every} munion will be hr- ‘ w“
mm]; CHURCHES .
CONSOLE SETS
‘~ CANDY DISHES
CRACKER DISH ,
Tuesdy night. July 22. the Rev. 18-18 Bout _
C. B. Jernigan Oklahoma evangelist. 11 Man: sir”.
and newly elected district superin-
tendent, will have charge of the
Every evening at ‘l p. in. there MID-SUETMER
will be a children's meeting. All are
welcome to these services. Come CLEARANCE
, —OF—
1 DRESSES
Washington St... 80. N 1,,
Episcopal Church
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St. Pears Evangi‘liml 1m“.
Chllf‘v'll.
RC". E. ('. “V"? 7 ‘ h;
German servicrm : i _, .
lish service at ii i ' :_ ~ "'
and Silhd;lf\'.$"llr-Q‘ ,-
:ject of sermon: “'11. or. ‘
Tongue." livery“ ‘1 . ‘
welcome, ' 1
The social gatlzerrgc r‘ -».. .
clety of Young Mn". 1 1
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. r
be omniitthd ill .11: :.v p it *
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SO. NUHVXLH. lizlldrq H'l'l'l‘il
. .Rev. Imstcr '1‘. Rial In, Dami-
10 A. .‘l.~—i‘.ill'w 1. a :
ICP. M -Mmm>:1 - 1. .— ~
for the sermon “ii: .3 A'
a Means of Grave "
Thursday I \I "."i: .
regular mid-WW i: 1:1"
Subject will he "Un f! .
lee." This is the l..»'
trig until after the f" ‘
» September.
The communion ~ » .,
July 24.
The “'omnn's K» ,_
hold a serving memm: :1. in. in
of Mrs. Robert lit/l
street. Norwalk. .1». “
one P. If.
Communion .... ;'~.:
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In dreams. I l
Norwalk Chronicler