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~ City _. Briefszand Personalf _‘ A , . w - 1 . I. r ‘ 3°“ ”3””- . ' larceny... m... .3...
. _ . , ], nursday 7:45 p. lib—me! ser-
— ur otro n . - * ' "' " . ” . eiedb Mn’l‘o kins.
emf—“1.51....v.‘ .. JESS?” BUTTONS AND FUR . .~ ~ _ gt- 3 P ARK 5°“? ‘_ Nam“ V” . ’ . “4"
‘ -. ‘ ° . TRIM FALL COAT; ur “a M"; We Unwind ~ g . . Sold at ‘ - _-
FOR 14mm MISS daughter. Vivian otFitth street are ‘ " . « - , . - 3 1 . .. - . .
.‘Ia Pa YII‘t f" V I - . » . W _ ,
'B‘fi‘flgfi. ”ligammq : °“ ° Nearly 5,000 Come to
a ’e
° Resort by Boat—Life
The regular weekly dance ‘at the
j PALM BEACH. .
MOHAIR suns
" . $10.00.
-. "Palace Clothes Shop
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler, of 119 Wash—
ington street, has been enjoying two
weeks' vacation at her home. ‘
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——Semivannual sale all this week
FREE " SERVICE 0N
STAR TIRES & TUBES
. lingevine's.—Adv. _. ~.*-
13 No. Main 80. Norwalk at . . . Norwaik County club will be held Sa BIS Alert .-. .
" Miss May Louise Wheeler. 01 119 ' mnl‘ht‘ T1“ Buck ”a White °" V ’ ‘ "1 . . .Star T1". 31" made right. We buy them
““ ' eke-tn will PM 4°" “1" dancing right. We sell them right.
a
DONNELL_ " Y's ‘
which will be enjoyed from 8 o‘clock \‘Vith the baths filled to “93.33,, Kunae from Spring Valley. New
"Hop" Benedict. beachmaster.‘ had York. With “I on Sunday “‘1 3“
to mid~night.
‘ . . ‘ ' - his hands fuLl watching the swim- week and then a preacher will be
Everett Jackson of East avenue nus at Baton I‘nlrt yesterday. with us from the West about Aug. .
h” h“ " telepho'“ installed in his "Hop" jumps-i to the assistancs e! 22. to stay. until tent meetings close.
home. — three or tour ot- tin bathers who All are invited. to. worship with us.
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. out. ever their heads and .
paddled East Avenue M. E. Church
“’ashlngton street. will return to
her duties Monday‘aftcr enjoying a
two weeks' vacation
‘ e e a
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——82.50 Bathing Shoes, now $1.25.
Donnelly's.—Aulv.
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They DO stand up. If, however th
with an accident, bring them to us: Willi?
pair them FREE: This GOES absolutely no
matter whether It’s glass cut, bruise or
puncture. ’ -
PHONE 2503
MARIE’S
,Formerly The Hidden Door
-.«-.. "'Q
a 0
Edward Mugavcro, grand trustee
BREAKFAST of the Grand Court or Connecticut The Epworth league 0: its East w”, mum. h get back to shore.
BUSINESS MEWS LUNCH 000 Foresters or, america. is in Milford "en“. ““11“” “W W“! 8‘“ Non‘o'ct the cases ware in any my Rev. Arthur I. Pennell. Minister DAN, S TIRE SHOP ‘ .
pm $1 00 today to attend the twenty-fourth a. moonlight sail Monday evening in “no“. so Rowan Street South Norgplk Auto Supply Co
‘ A LA CART}: ' ' executive council meeting at the Captain Fred {lawyers boat. . o o ‘ flaggnce Cagl‘t: rzfggn‘ivt ship with. 90 N - . . ,_ . .
‘ Shorehavcn Ho'tcl. . -’ ' 11nd :. a. m. n 1
8 WEST AVENUE ‘ ‘ ‘ Miss Alice Hopper of Strawberry 5 Ta: co::;u$:;8:§‘;lle £12,351,” sermon. Subject: “The Shelter of. the 0° Md“ St. - _ South Nomlk _
--Aulo sprints. THU'O~"‘54V- - hill avenue is the guest of her aunt boatc landed do” to 5,000 ”op“, a; Soul." ' .
NOBWALK, GONN'. o o e in New York CiW- the Wk The excursions included 12:00 noon. Church school. w'—---‘ x :
‘ " ‘ . Re church Friendship Bible class.
Miss Myrtle Wood in enioyins a 2;°’§25,”Y‘:f,§h;§f’implm a; .1... 3:00 p. m. Evening worship with .
“"19““ "‘9 “'m‘ " ‘9‘"? °‘ 1‘7?” n. D. Shoup company 01 Brooklyn, sermon. Subject: "The Purifying of
. York friends at Lake Kltchewau. N. 1'" and members of Court city Punishment."
' ' ‘ ct .Passaic. N. 2., I“. of A. Thur-edict evening at 8:00 regular
Miss Dorothy Howell of Cave Ave. 0 a o . week-night meeting.
nue is enjoying a vacation atSepaw— The only excursion booked for to- ’ ’ ‘
ket. Long Island. day is Nanny-Benefit association or
o'” e o New York. Two excursions are list-
Edward Gerhardt of Cove avenue ed f0? tomorrow. W “‘1 Fold—
is visiting in Tarrytown as the guest men Employer Benent association
of Mr. and Mrs. w. Faraham. and employee at the Bought-.1- Colk
. 3 . company. ‘
Miss Maude Sherlock, an employee
of the Nash Engineering Company.
is spending the week~cnd in Rock-
alvny, Long Island.
o d
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The New
NEM‘OLASTIK
Health-Way Rubber Girdle
Makes Reducing a Joy! '
N o lenger need you trouble to diet, exercise ol-
Walk-Over Shoes
for—o
—Best Coal. 13a rrls s: Galas—Adv.
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St. Pcta’s Evangelical Lutheran
’ Church
Cedar St. near West Ave.
Rev. E. C. Wenzel. Pastor
German service at 10 a. m.
English service at 11 a. In. \
....-.... Bible class and Sunday school at
a .12 noon. Everybody is cordially wel-
‘ ‘ come. The pastor will preach at a
at “19 club “1" 8‘"me Bh‘l‘l‘ lb‘l‘ANv l mission resuval in Middletown.
' ° ' Mrs. A. A. Hoemer. well known Conn.. and will return again Sunday
The annual picnic 0 film Friend- resident of Bell Island. had an un- evening. Student‘lienry Schulz. of
31119 311316.91“! 0‘ "10 Em Ave- pleasant experience yesterday after- Danbury. COWL- “11 1”"th in the
the Methodist church will be held at noon. Mrs. Hocfller was swimming German and English services and
Putnam park. Saturday. September "on. the no... to show when mm W” also conduct Sunday school
6. The trip to the park will be made overcome by a severe cramp. Ken- The Bib.le class will meet Mon-
)lrs. Edith Russell is enjoying a‘
vacation from her duties in the of-‘
lives or the Connecticut Light and
l‘owcr Company.
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Men and Women
L‘ .VVall Street Shoe
Store
37 \VALL ST. -
I
-—i-3 of: on Baseball Gloves and
.Bats at Donnelly‘s.—Adv.
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—'1‘lle annual water carnival of the
Norwalk Country club is being held
Miss May Clancy of Bridgeport.
was a. guest of Miss May Finnegan
of Riverside avenue Thursday.
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-—Large Pea Coal. liarris 8s
Gulls—Adv. .
s s o
F0 HI BAXTER (‘llarlcs Knapp of ltldBEficld ‘3
"""'"“W3w.~
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N O“ “'A LK
L ' l . - ‘ Ham- .
. DRUGGIST Si“ ndlng a to“ days at Cedar by automobile. _ neth Creuser. who was on the float day evening in.the basement of the . . s - ..
: 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET "‘0'“ Ismnd' . . . l ‘ ’ ‘ noted Mrs. Hoefller's distress and church for a full rehearsal of their take medlcmes m order to acquire the beautlml
Mr. and M", Robert J°.elo\-31‘y vvent ‘0 her assistance. He helped play which will be given September
figure of your dreams. No longer need you jeo.
3 in the basement of the church.
The regular monthly social gath-
-—Lchish Coal. Harris at Gans.—- ' ° V ' "
v Agent for Page 8: Shaw. Park &
'~ Tilford. Green Seal and Russell’s Adv. _
~ and son Stanley of Seaview avenue her ashore.
. Buttons and fur are used to have retln-ned from a visit with re- . O 0
' Candies. - . , . - ' .
' Miss Dorothy Keefe 0! Taylor ave- trim the fall coat of the little latlvcs in hew Y0”; city. After enjoying a splendid cruise ering of the Young Peoples society pardlze your health to rid YOUTSEIf 0f EXCESS
3- line has resigned her position with ’mis, just a. they are used on a, guest, or Geo,“ Mcucmm. will be held Thursday evening at s . .
‘ mm. Lee, James Walsh. Jack Gal. 0 cm“ in th e baseman 0! the fat, for we have right here 1n our Corset Depart.
lagher, John Green and Wellaley “h“mh' . . .
ROWAYTON
Smith returned to the island yester—
,- ‘ At the special musical service to day. The cruise included stops at . 9”““0humh
-——.»ificr Sept. 1, on account of-tlle be given in the Baptist church to- Greenport, Port Jenerson and New Gregor) boulelard. 13- Norwalk
lame Patronage We will open anoih- galnos and music was enjoyed. Rc- marrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rochelle The boys had splendid ,. ”bi" B- B 1‘00““ Refit“
('1' dining room upstairs. Marie's, X fuellincnts were “mom Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckius will be weather for the outing except on last “Wm -unda) after Trinity.
\szi. .im, Norwlllk.—-—Ad\'. . . . the Speaker. The subject or Mrs. Tuesday when they ran into the 3101235130,“. M01111“ Pm?" end
’ n.
the Nash Engineering Company and mother's “d his sister's. Beige
is at present enjoying a pleasant \'a- I)! lcloth fashions this nobby [
lion at llI‘l‘ home. _
( K . . a ‘ l coat With beaver collar.
ment the new Nenro Rubber Reducing Girdle
which transforms unsightly figures the instantit
is put on, into just the lines desired, and in a way
REFRIGERATORS
F... $14.75 up
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church
BO—NO
KILLS MOSQUITOS
Also moths and roaches. BO-
NO is a bug and insect des-
troyer that kills INSTANT-
LY. Why suffer from these
pests ? Stop in today.
ALBERT D. .
MORGAN
Washington St, So. Norwalk
' Phone 667
”
CLIFFORD SHOE
STORE
UP-TO -DATE FOOT “12.11!
' B I G REDUCTIONS
ON ALL SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
68 South Main Street
Scuth Norwalk
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‘ ~——l\l‘tvl- Svpi. ]. on account of the
6 large patronage \\'C will open anoth-
vr dining room upstairs. Marie's, S
West Ann, Norwulk.—Ad\’.
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lmon Fish of Orchard street has
resigned his position in the office of
like (‘rofut and Knapp company pre-
lparatury to returning in his studies
E:lt Yale university.
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——-Aficr Sept. 1. on account of the
large patronage we will open anoth-
er dining room upstairs. Marie's, S
\Yost Avon Nor\\':llk.——.\dv,
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Miss Jlargarvt llvulwny of El)"
.‘L\'(‘llllC and Mrs. .Illck Nathan oi
Meadow street are Visiting with Mr.
‘lllld Mrs. John Murr'lllg of New York
over the week-end.
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—Chlrkon Dinner Sunday. $1.25.
at Marie's, S \Vr'st Ave—Adv.
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A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Kovzlcs ol‘ lily avenue at their
home recently. ‘
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—--Chicken Dinner Sunday, $1.25.
(ll. Mario's, S \Vcsl, Arm—Adv.
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Michael Renzuella of Knapp street
has taken a. position lath Herman
and Siolnbcrg.
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——Chickcn Dinner Sunday. 31.25,
at M'aric's. _S \Vcst A via—Adv.
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William T0111 and Joseph Zilagnn
of Lexington avenue, motored to
Soundniioach Thursday evening.
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—-)lembcrs of So. Norwalk Lodge.
529, Loyal Order of Iiioosc, are re-
quested to meet Saturday evening
promptly at 7:30 at Moose Home to
attend the funeral services of our
late brother, Thomas E. Lee, at the
Funeral Chapel of Frederick H.
(:nllllllg, So. Main street. at 3 o'clock.
Byron if. Mead, Secretary. Freder-
ick II. Ganung, Dictator.——Adv.
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as. .
Guaranteed Brunswick Cords, all
sizes. McCollum Tire and Vulcaniz-
ing Shop. ‘17 “'esi Ave” phone 3351).
Nonvulk. Look for (be big tulle.
——Ad\'.
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Miss Jolzma Gull of Oxford ave-
nue luls lukeu n. position “‘llll the
J. and J. Cash company.
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Andrew Doinllic of Meadow street
was a visitor in Sound Beach Thurs-
day cxcning.
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Chill-Ins Disalnzit or Ely avenue is
having a new home built at Iiurbor
Vlcw.
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\\'illis Cumllllgh. of \V’oodward
aVi'lllli‘. is enjoying his annual vacu-
tinll from his du'lls with the Con-
nl‘clicut Light and Power Company.
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Frank Burns of S‘. wens street is
enjoying a \‘ill‘.li.illl. Mr. Burns has
charge oi? the liliflt'l‘ department of
the Connecticut .l.l:‘:l:t and Power
company.
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Mrs. Mark Donahue of l’nlNchd
{lVi‘llllC returned lust evening from a
week's visit to Buffalo. The trip
was made by limoll‘.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. -I’.. Tripp, Mrs.
Village and Mrs. 1". l. Burnell mn-
lm-ed. to .l’vl‘t (‘hesier yesterday
“hp". they were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Tripp.
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The regular Suillrday evening
dance will he held at The Country
club this evening.
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rs. Philip ("unco of Washington
street. is cnjoylni: :1. vacation at
Southampton. lif‘l‘ daughter. Al~
then. will join her there Monday.
Court Holds This
Session in Hay Field
CHAPLIN, Conll.. Aug. Iii—Ses-
sions 0t tlic'C‘llilplin court are few
and far between ill the course of a
the special features on the program
will be soprano solo “Barclay Rose
the Guilty Morning." by Mia Mayla
Scoficld assisted by the choir;
“L'Allegro.” from Handel: "Deep
River.’ 'arranged by Loomis, and
“The Choral Sanctus." from Gaul’s
"Holy City." The Sunday-school of
the church .will meet as usual in
the morning at ten o'clock. The
morning union service will be held
with the Methodist church at the
Methodist church at 11 o'clock.
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Iiownyton Methodist church. Rev.
Charles 8. Gray. pastor. Sunday.
school at ten o'clock. Morning wor-
ship at 11 A. M. Rev. Mr. Sinclair
of the Noroton Presbyterian church
will occupy the pulpit at the morn-
ing service. During the absence of
Rev. Victor Scallse of the Rowayton
Baptist church, union morning ser-
vices will be held at the Methodist
church. . In the evening the union
service will be held at the Baptist
church. Mrs. Alfred J. C. Becki-
us will be in charge. The regular
mid-week prayer meeting will be
held on “'ednosday evening at 7:45
o‘clock.
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Miss Verna, Decker was a recent
visitor in Hartford as the guest of
relatives.
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Miss Audrey Shine of Crockett
avenue is visiting friends at Beach
Haven. New Jersey.
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Miss Rachel Schmidt and Miss Al-
ma Bowen of New Canaan have been
spending a few days with their
grandmother, Mrs. Susie L’Homme-
dieu of Logan street.
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Stephen Orris_o£ Gregory boule-
vard has had a telephone installed
in his home. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Bell and
daughter. June or Crockett street
left this morning by automobile for
Cape Cod wheno they will join Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Bell of Rutherford
Island club tennis team boarded the
Danbury train this morning for an
invasion of the Ridgewood Country
club at Ridgeneld. The team will
play the Ridgeueldjunlors. Flushed
over their victory with the Norwaik
Country club Juniors. members of
the team have expectations of chalk-
ing up another win. Those who are
representing the club are: Melville
Riley. Jerry Doyle. Sonny Sclwyn
and Donald McLachlan.
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Mrs. C. C. Perry and Mrs. Lewis
“'ardcll entertained at. bridge at the
farmer’s home in Summit avenue
yesterday afternoon. There were
three tables.
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Haywood Smith, son of “'illiam
Smith. owner of the Indianapolis
baseball team, is expected to return
to Bell Island early next. week. Mr.
Smllh— Junior. has been following his
tather's team around the circuit.
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Tonight one of the ever-welcome
weekly dances will be held at the
Bell Island club. Indications are
the aimir will be ever more success-
ful than those held hiillertofore.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbush. of Cali-
fornia. who spent the past two weeks
at the island, returned home yester-
day.
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Miss Inez Monticth, of New York
city, arrived at the island yesterday.
She will spend the remainder of the
season at the Hickey cottage.
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Captain and Mrs. Thomas Fay and
children. or New York city, arrived
today at the Pine Point Catholic
club (or a two weeks’ stay.‘
IN THE CHURCHES
Union Services of the
church lawn. A cafeteria supper
will be served.
Grace Baptist (Tim-ch
Corner Butler and Quincy Ste.
Rev. Doctor C. Thomas. Pastor
Sunday services:
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11:30 Divine worship. Singing by
Junior choir. Thomas Henderson.
cornetist; Amelia. Hopkins. organist.
Miss Parker. the girl evangelist. who
did not some last Sunday on ac—
count or sickness, is expected to
preach.
3 p. 111. Rev. B. 1... Matthews of
Stamford will preach. Deacons will
be ordained at this“ service.
6:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
3 p. m. Singing by Senior choir.
Rev. J. C. Jackson. D.D.. president
of the New England Missionary
Baptist convention and pastor of the
Union Baptist church of Hartford.
Conn. will preach.
Thursday 8:30 p. m. S. S. teach-
ers meet. 8 p. m. Prayer and praise
meeting. ‘
Friday 8 p. m. Deacons meet with
the pastor. Choir practice. _
Everybody is made welcome in
this church.
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. 11. R. Cooper, Pastor
Preaching Sunday by Rev. Bro.
Charles.
Sunday school at 12:30 p. m.
13. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m. \
Able ministers will fill our pulpit
while our pastor is on vacation.
Everybody is welcome in this
church.
a a a
Knight St. A. M. E. Church
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor
James E. Perkins, organist. Mrs.
Elnora Perkins. soloist. Q
10:30 a. m. Morning worship.
12:30 p. m. Sunday school.
7:30 p. :11. Evening worship.
Monday evening. Stewards meet-
ing.‘
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Class meeting. .
s e a .. Beckius's address will be "\i sl ' 'h i ' (1 this ' ' ' .
—-—- A curly sal cd is a penny . u c. heavy rain storm v» ich avore .~ . ,
4’. ML“ l-Jdiih Smith is 911031115 9. earned." pYou can sure a good many the Iiandmaiden 0‘ RGHKlOn in section of the cast. I ride) afternoon and evening the thICh IS benefiCIary to 119th as “911.
1‘1. GutkOW'Sky intuition from her duties at the pennies on your tires if you buy Life. It will be illustrated by Chou e a a 2:033“; Guilt; :1" hi”? 3 we 0‘
N35“ Jingim’oflng comm“): them now at this Snt‘i‘lal TITO- 5‘110- and congregational singing. Among There oitl Members of the Bell 0 an use u artc G on the NELIOLASTIK, the fabric Of
which this girdle is made, is
composed of pure gum-rub
ber covered on both sides
with fine Italian silk. This
fabric won’t rip or tear, nor
will it lose its shape after:
few wearings. It’s guaran-
teed! Has no disagreeable
odor to cause embarrass-
ment, and its silk coating all-
solutely prevents chafing of
the skill and irritations. Fre-
quent washings with pure
soap and water won't injure
it. ..
Priced at $10.75
It comes in a delightful shade of
peach. 15 0f the step-Ell or pull-
over type. Has a L’lilrz'll 05"}; and ,
four garters. ‘
LET OUR OORSETEBE ASSIST YOU IN A
PERFECT FITTING MODEL
1‘ J. I." MALLETTE
‘ - year. Some. however, are examples who are spendin a vaca i ‘ Methadist, B“PM-“y WWI
Mrs. 1. rank Calumbo and daugh- of speedy justice. The last session ‘ ‘0 0 ton there. Churches 0: South Norwalk
Bring a friend with you.
icr of Iianford place are visiting of court took place in the hay lot . . .‘
? Koo II alth Wealth and
‘ p e y, y Captain and Mrs. Preston Hart Rev. E E Jacobs in charge HILLSIDE SCHOOL
akin Natureo athic
Wise by T g f P with relatives in New York. of Justice Ch'trl s B P . In the Congre tional Church Nurwalk M. E. Church .
. Treatments 0 . . . Grand Juror Til-12k lenaLlfspr‘Zéih agdtMrs. fins Parker have return- 11 a. m Sermg: subject' "The George B. Tompkins, Minister PROSPECT HILL
M ,D. T ‘ ‘ . ‘ e tom nated. Where they visit ' . ' , UT
> Dr. Theodora. and A. P. is virssiting vortifirilgi t(15.98391‘1111: ageet cuting. The defendant “as Robert with .Captain and Mrs. Hart's Mystery of Lite. ' . 32.811201 Oggsby. Minister! Assistant NORWAIS CONNECTIC
. . cw D. Stewart of rawtucker. n. 1. daughter Mrs Al ”0 9- “1- Eve“! sons ”We . 8" e1, ' 1“" "gm“ ”"1 dl- - ronrr FIRST YEAR———-
' ' rec or. rs. A. Gibson Hull. 30- ' ' '
York over the week-end. and prayer.
charged with reckless driving. The a In)": Frlsble.
. 1 Schneter \ir a'nd Mr; -;te .110 H an; court ofllclais were busy haying at Mr. and Mrs. John Cleverly are The prog or music for Sunday grant: Ilzi'rsSoL. L. Pugh, coats-alto; A SCHOOL FOR G S '
. ; 79 Washington Street Soulli Mai - - p Q" a {t the'time and-so assembled around a Visiting With Mr. Cleverl , will be as follows: ‘ . 1118. tenor; Lansing D. Little Boys Admitted to Primary Departmen» Cr in?
n street glue 3. surpri c haystack. ’l he charge was read to ya parents, Morning: Odell. basso. First Session of the Fall Term Opens Thursday Mowing- ’ p
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly or Craw
avenue
Bridgeport Plant
, Closes Foreign Ofiice
her 8th, 1924, at 0:00 O'clock.
Thorough instruction by experienced faculty or colic
Exceptional teachers in voice. piano and drawing-
Smail classes give opportunity for individual instruc
‘velopment of right methods of study. aunt!!!
Commodious school rooms, large gymnasium. Ample and be '9109‘
grounds otter equipment for best mental and physlcal de‘ ._
Orsan Prelude. Legend", Mnodowell sun“? 1° 3.. “1- Sunday school
Odertory. Solo (contraito) "Behold and Men’s Assembly Bible class.
the Master Passeth by" Hammond 11 a. m. Worship and sermon by
Mrs. F. Irving Smith Dr. John L. Davis, popular pastor or
Organ Postlude. March in E flat New Britain HathOdiSt Episcopal
.....................,.... Stults church and teacher of Bible class of
Evening service: 2-009 members. .
party at their home last evening in which Stewart '
.. pleaded guilty and
honor of the birthday of. George was fined $25 and hosts amounting to
llamanseeof how Jersey. who is $35.15. which he paid. The court
\lslting With them. An evening oi! was in session just four minutes.
_Phone 1032— ;? grain!“
Hours 9-12 and 1—8 P. M.
in...
lion and 59'
WOOSTER & DAVIE
inhalan-
STEEL 1L VV.I> V18 " l n
.t L IL Imam RNEYS AT MW A , . BRIDGEPORT. Ans. 16.44: n Oimfrftude... 3?. Evening Forster _ , . , N i i m.“ ‘ * DEPARTMENTS ______———"
?, 1‘3 ”my Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office special meeting held here yogterday, Oflertory Solo (Contralto) “God's TEE UPPER 503001, '
1115 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT ~ _ stockholders or the salty Textile Promise" . . . . . . . . .. . .'. . . . . . Abt . Int sire conege pit“
-- Send tor Booklet on Patents our. company. linkers or pile, in Mrs. F. Irving Smith “M ”m 1"” 3"“ m’m 1‘ t° 21'. en ”pander to:
and silk fabrics, authorized the sale Organ Postlude. F‘Sntada. ... Willan paratory "“6" .' MW’ with emphasis upox: peas), yea? "
o! the Lyn“, Franco factor!“ 0: the o . . ‘ Comprehensive Examinations. Many girls sen - 'sdenCGv
.the leading colleges tor women. Advanced English“ art
unguages. History. Economics. Psychology. Specxal courses
planned for those not seeking a diploma.
TEEIN'I‘EBIIEDIAIE DES‘AR'I‘MENT
offers a. well-balanced and thorough training {lithe
!rorn 10 to 1d. the grades of class work corresponding W m: e
sixth. seventh and eighth years or the school curriculum. tphfl‘
attention, is than to habits of study and to the actual com‘L‘Tem
sion of. each day's lesson. a solid foundation is laid for 1a A?!“
__ school work.
m my DmABTMENT ‘ ‘ q”.
. ris'being continued at the request of interested Dam“ f“...
clean well-lighted rooms are provided in the school house. ax
the children have their work and play in attractive surround
'- m ‘- well aim are admitted to this department. By 89°
ant. childrn can be met at trollEY- 't g
firm. long the manufactory tor ta- ’First Church 01 m 5d!!!“
mous French velvets and in which, 57'West Avelue '
an investment at a nliuion dollars is The regular Sunday service of this
rlaced. . church is held at 11 a. m. ‘
Foreign interests have made put. Sunday school is held at -11 a. in
obese overtures, according :0 Fred.. Subject: “Soul.” . '
erick Rhodes. treasurer of the com; Wednesday evening. ' Testimony
pany._ The diillculties or operating meeting is heid’at 8 o'clock. To both ._
the plant with present conditions at of these services the public is in» ‘
foreign exchange d problem. of vited. - » '
10:3 distance ma men: were the ' ‘Beading room... Royal James Inn; ”
d-acigfns factors in the decision. de- Openarook days (holiday- exeented) f
spite the long established norm. 0 tram is to annealed} and Thursday
the foreignrbusiness. evenings from 7 to 9.‘ 7 i. -.
The company will relinquish the Alias-e welcome. .
fan-lea new entirei 7. the attitude *' ‘ ' ‘-'
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for childrel
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" Solemn saunas
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frol- Sale or All Leading Gro-
cery Stores. launch Rooms
and Restaurants.
There’s a Fortune "x
In Your Pay Envelope
Why let it slip into the hands of others when on can
save“: (or mm ”or example. deposits of ’30 : month
or years your-”sat accoun
bio I in the drugs t to about $1400
You can save many thousands from your pay envelope,~
alluleatatinle. Rightawayisnottoosoo start beingthatitcouiduoteconomicam Materialism 'Waandpmes' areta htin the deaasfl-P‘
n to ’ . ' 4 export its tabs-lea. "In Aladdin-lea. 7, Osborn‘ Ave. Ger. 8 ' a. ' m.” < frantic!" J “t _‘ t 3“ fl”
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7:30p.xn.’ ...
, The principals may be seen.“ school 1, . ointment
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