9‘ Dinner " Dance at
omalk
country (31.1.1111
SPECIAL
and lira. Richard Jennings
fire and Mrs. Harold Baldwin
hosts to a. number of their
at a. dinner-dance at the
Country Clublut evening.
. v number dance. a. prize dance
. . ”Paul Jones were features of the
3%. in; with Bpeidel's orchestra.
. ' in; the music. Approximate-
s hundred and seventy-
were present.
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; . Your “errata on our Club
Ask about it at Donnelly's.
C O O
IS :
‘BY.COLLAm mkx
tivefl
John Mailer has resumed his dut:
JericLeggett's Drug Store after a
.tmmoon trip to Niagara Falls and
Wu lo.
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-‘~Auto springs. Tilly's—An.
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A? party which includes Mrs. Sadie
.Z Rayhnond and Mrs. Alice F. Brown
" of South Main street is spending the
week-end at Cedar Hammock Island.
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—.-La.rze Pea. Coal. Harris a:
hand—Adv. ' .
5 e e s
M'r. and Mrs. Max Hunt and family
of Courtlnndt Place are expected to
Ictui‘n early in the coming work
From their summrr home at Laurel .
Beach.
O t O
~To mentor-rs of the Noru'alk
Country Club. There will be a Suh-
scription and dinner dance Sat. night
Sept 13. For reservations Tcl. Mrs.
Magaw Nor. 1524.—-Adv.
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is
Ilr. I". G. Ritchie of \Vest An".
“Minding the week-end in Southbul'y,
Conn.
Harris a- Gaps—Adv.
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4—Best Coal.
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A. H'. Sarsficlvl of Darirn was
awarded a. prizc for the best collec-
{th of dahlias at the Third “Dahlia
Exhibition of the Stamford Horticul-
tural Society held in Stamford yes-
tel‘m‘i'y. '
a s e
vs—Lchich Coat. Harris as Clans.—
Adv.
v I l' r.
2 A'simplc, dark frock may be
made very smart by the addition
of pretty collar and cufi's..«,This
’ luau; charmeen has deep collar
CW “Wk l and p’cufis of white perforated
kid. iHei. is of white beaver and
blatk velvet.
a“
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2}.
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fit‘
l‘
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6
lean “'alkcr of Belle Island hnsl
resigned his position with the Nor- <
'walk Tirc. & Rubber I‘ompnny and
will rcturn to his homc in N
Cily’on Monday.
0
4-Havc your overcoat re-lined he-
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Church Tomorrow ‘
tomorrow. Tomorrow Will also b
“Rally Day" at. 'the church and al
members are
Morning worship will be as usual a
10:30 o'clock. Sunday" school
11:50 and the Loyal “'orkcrs'.ser
vice in the evening at 6:15.0'clock
ed at i :30 o'clock.
ing and evening sci-vices. .
O C O
the Cult l‘rlslurc l’nit of the.
(‘ross Life Saving (701p will he. llclr
5 at l‘ult' l‘usturt- tomorrow
. at 2 o‘clock.
prizes for the winners.
; s ,s s
\Yilllam H. Plait and sons of ll
' Winfield strrxct are new engaged in
t the taxi business.
O
(‘ilarlcs llopson tutti A, M. ’Wutcrs
’ of East nu-uut- haw cont- to Miami.
l Florida. whcrc they “ill remain dul—
ing the winter.
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socictics of thc line-2t Avclluo Mutil-
odist church met \titlt llcv. Arthur
J. l'cnncll. pastor, last owning. and
talked over plans for lllt“ cmlung
year. It “as \olcd tu lime u “Lolly
\Vct‘li" in October.
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A subscription dinncr-duuco \vill
bc livid lit the .I_\'ul~v.:ilk i'uunll'y club
.\n i‘t’ltcit-stimr inrugrunl ot
lrt‘Cl‘i urrtlngcd.
furnished in :1
tonight.
dance numbers has
The music will In:
popular orchestra.
I
A Tl‘lll‘ll'l‘Sill of llll‘ cast of the two
plays “hit-h are to he pvt-rented at
Community hull lllltli‘l' auspices of
the East Nov-“nil; lnlpl'ovclilent us—
. .
forge cold Weather. A. C‘ziberc. 9 No.
"I. M8.” St., 50- .\'orwalk.—Adv. I‘ARTISANS. hall, Monday; cvo him: at 8 o'clock.
. . e e a . e e s-
. ‘Hr. and .‘lrs. llavid Raymond of nm. or Hm rhi- f topic "5 comm“
a: “'éet “'ashington strr-nt have rctllrn— A certain H'nwlm' “ l?” "iltl”»‘""‘ satin“ in l‘lm-l \m-uullt those days it:
2 ed Rom a 19n_da13 stay at Saratoga. studying mankind found himself in ”1,. (vnncr‘rl “inch is to hr :1 on at
2 3.3—. . a. great city and there accustetl :t the “as: Axcuu" Methodist church
i. l . . . man (in the Strflct‘ "This pln""'” l-‘riclnv niuhi. nud-‘r the auspices of
2 nun- SHADE manna. said the ”NM“ “-“""'"-‘ “ ”“"‘ mo lips-om. it‘nfl’ltc. The program
+4'5lrtss starts Tuesday cvc. 7 to 10.
instruction free, 00 \K'ashington st.,
Sm'art Shop—Adv.
‘ s e
Joseph Foyto of Walnut street is
‘t confined to his home with a. scalp
and the trees. \Vliy do you contin-
noiscs whcn you are free to move to
the country '3"
,' wohnd sustained rcccntlv while at said the man. "It would bore. mc
} wot-k in the Jiand I 2-14:1 Inc to'dcath and it's so quiet it {Jivcs
_‘> . fl: . ' I. “ ‘ ' ‘ me the crccps. i enjoy mixing with
crowds of sophisticated pcoplv- and
‘ * I. ‘. .
John Check of e\ington aienue in the country I would he forced to
11a: Jezurifd £50": $th5“ “uh spend my idic hours \\ith ignorant.
_ rfn a on CW; ‘1’“,C " narrowumindcd hicks who would
yearn to reform me. There‘s noth~
ing to see in the country. anyway.
and here “'0 luvw- n 'splvntlid :1“
gallery and a Wonderful library and
things like that. We Ri‘c genera-
tions ahead of rural pcoplc in cul-
turc." -
“Perhaps you arc right." said the
traveler. "And I suppose you spend
——-Makc your own lamp shades
and-cushions. We carry all mater-
ials needed. Instruction free. Smart
Shop. 90 “‘ashington St.—Adv.
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Julius Bernhardt of Lexington
avenue is spending the week end
8 .5. with relatives in New York city.
.-. ' ' ‘ much time in thc art gallery and
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Horvath the library,"
' Ind children of Pennsylvania. have "Well. no." suid the man. “My
rethrned to their home after a. visit work keeps 'mc llt‘tl down. As :t
' Mflh Mrs. Horvatl‘i's parents. Rev. matter of fact. I've never been in-
side‘ot either."
Sometime later the traveler stop-
ped/at a farmhouse for a. drink of
Water. A man in overalls drew the
water from n “'cll, um] the traveller
began to make comersntion. "it
seems rather lonely out lit-re.“ said
hc. “Don't you get lircd of it at.
times and yearn to live in some
great city \\ll(“l‘(.‘ tlltl'c :ll'i" libraries
and art galleria-s and things like
that '3"
"Not I." Said the farmer.
and Mrs. Gabriel Dokus of Lexington
avenue.
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Louis McKay of Lubrano place.
John Evon of Lincoln avenue. An-
*dre‘w Gadoskl and John , Sandy or
. [Lexington avenue motored to New
York city today where they will
visit with friends over the week end.
f PERFECTION.
”W'e, llave.never had a. perfect
zogernment. nor have I seen a. per-
“Cities
~‘ . ‘ ~ . ' ' " 'l{l".l places. and the
feet man.’ a political speaker once “.9 “0‘33' “1‘
' ' . or'cs.
said. “Has any one ever heard of a ”“1“": cro‘l'lss g‘TL 0" m} n ‘
enfect Woman’” . ()tit. hero iii (.ods great out-or-
, A ~hubb’ fa. d w man is doors vite is almost unknown and
‘Y E. h 3-.dce,.1._° ft :0 upi there arr: fv-w temptations for our
215, a e sat ' V0 0 en team] 0 children. I suppose a city man
pet. But she‘s dead now. She was
' id {Hi im llv here but I'm uscd
5‘ any husband's first vvifc."—The Key “°“ “ ‘ '
. to it and my work keeps me too
39"?” House. busy to worry about the lack of
1 . company. Anyway l‘d rather have
.Physician—Sou ought to have the peace and quict of my home
home recreation.
Patient—~But I can't I don't have
tilde. I spend eight hours a. day in
- d. eight at work in my office, and
.1 flat at work on the links—Judge.
NOTICE.
property owner who smiles
has to of-
t.han anything the city
fer."
“Perhaps you are right." said the.
stranger. "At any rate no city can
offer a viev as wonderful as this
you have down in the valley with the
river in tho’ foreground and those
purple hills in the. distance. It is
very beautiful, isn't it ?"
"‘Wcll. to tell you the truth." said
the farmer, "I'd never noticed it."
« Huts!
Norwalk Roofing zCo
ll? WATER STREET
Phone 387—2955
Green apples are not the
cause of stomach ache; there's
green mother”
c only
the
e
if“
, 5.1mm!“ Mic
l.
-+ we q
Ian-a nm-nie’tln“
crowdct‘l. and I miss. the crown grass
us to live in lllt‘ midst of so many
"I couldn't. live in the. country."
soclntion \vill ho held at Community
is in churgc or t'urltnn Illintulilctlicu
and a Splt'llllltl one, is assured. It
will lllclud-i solos by Miss Itutll
Bowman. soprano of Brooklyn who
has previously appear in special
programs at thc South Norlvnlk
Methodist church. l-Zdtvard ('uvttzzitt
also of Brooklyn \vill lm heard in
violin Selections \vhllt- Mr. ll'llonl-
mmlicu will he on tho prozrmu for
a lllllllln'l‘ of organ selections. Tic-
kets t'or tllc affair may be obtained
from the young people of the
church. The prucecds will lir- used to
complete the ti unis court which the
league is having JHIIll.
Dcl'cmc Toe-t Day
“'0 have l‘t"t‘l‘l\’(‘tl ll‘tcruttlt'v from
various persons or organizations
that an violently oppnsml to the ob.
scrvancc on Scpttniln r 12 of a. na-
tional tit-fciisv day 'in which it has
been iluplicd. if not directly stntcll.
that. practically all church llll‘lllbf‘l'S
as well as their spiritual :ulvisors
arc. equally grieved at the tlloug’ht
of what is really till.- taking of a
census of .our military resources.
That this was by no lllt'allS the
case llzls hccn our Imiici‘. Must pt'O-
pie. recognize in tho national de-
fensc (lily what it rcully is I’rcsivlcnt
Coolidge. :is we lunt- already notcd.
has clearly t-‘tntml‘thr- purpose of the
day. Bishop .\'il;in or the Diocrsc of
Hartford. ill :1 lcttu-l: which will lif"
Traci in all tho- .t‘uth lit: churches of
this state tomorrow. and which was
printed in “The Coul‘nnt" of yc'stclu
day. lll‘gcs the (‘ittllolit‘s of (‘nnnr-cl.l~'
cut to co-opcvuh- with the various
local (lOrlllllltltl‘S in the :tr-t‘ivitics
outlined lny thn Governor to make
the day :1 success. He \visvly says:
——"'l‘llc spirit of police. national so-
cttrity and welfare “in ho enhanced
by this action and the lofty ideals
of our democracy maintained With-
out blemish."
FORMER GOVERNOR
WINS AS SENATOR
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
V
minty. put it is easy to see your tuture. it you save stead-
g“,-
'mo'rrooao
Better times will be yours as your balance climbs.
on. 4 an: ‘10 REACH rr.
--
Cole' L.‘ Blease, former saver-t
not of South Carolina' , appea‘ rs to
have won‘tlie Democratic npmina—
Hm
~ AT SERVICES
The Burchard Sisters
Prepare Program for
Christian A d v e n t
The Birchard sisters oi.’ Daricn, one
of whom has but recently returned
cast after having spent twenty years
on the Pacific Coast, will present a
special musical program at the. ser-
vices of the Advent Christian church
urged to be present.
at
The evening service will he conduct-
1-10\'. F. L. I’ipcr.
pastor will preach at both the morn_
The firstannunhwatcr sports of!"
lo
:ti‘tcrnoon
The program includcs
é a. numbcr of cvcnts and there “'1“ be
The officers of the various church
DARlEN MAN ~
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t
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Strain' of Waiting _ . .
Wipes BravadoEromSlayerslfiades
to Learn "Fate
l
of waiting to hear their fate.
missihg. The change in Loch,
than-that of Leopold. the tool
‘Thc‘latcst'plioto ot the Frank's slayer-s. Richard [Joell (left)
and Nathan Leopold,'Jr., upper portraits, compared with those (be-
low) taken sometime before their trial, tells the cfl'ect‘of ”the strain
They smile. but, the old bravado is
author of the crime, is more marked
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With ”E Women 0" ~Today
BY HRS. mus: CAMPBELL
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ncss and Professional
llcld
clcclcd
lion
“as
:it \\'--st linden, Ind.. sh
to the lien: preside-tic
'Slhlc 400.
Now All-:1. \Vl‘lzllt lms licnn pcr— they were organized and are SUC-
sundrtl to put hrr popularity to a vest-filly managed entirely by wo-
rrealvr tcst l-y :lcvvplillc the nonli- 3W”-
smios to the Uhlo legislature on ill
Democratic ticket.
Sincc 1917 Mrs.
n business it onznn. She served as .1
employment manage-r during th
\“iil‘ and (“U ycul‘s uflcr joint-ll til
snlcs furl-v of thc Massachusetts l.il'c “limp-r3 Yin“ it is into in” sllcll
Insurance l'm. later becoming the 3 T"g‘°‘1 ”1‘“ Mrs. Delia. J- ARMS)“ 13 .
manager of the. woman‘s departmcnt. g""‘:‘
like make; u. speciality of
lifc insurance to business and pro
fossiuiltll Women. “I scll lo nlen. accompanied her husband. Carl
too." she says. "hut I rot-l that l .-\kl'lry. the noted explorer, on ex-
cun he of greater scrvicc to women. pedilions. .
I think a “Olllull understands thvl This ”"10 3h!“ “i“ make ”l.“ trip
mental attitude of women beltcr “1‘03““- Sh‘? PM!“ ‘0 “"0 0n ”to
than a man can.“ “Dark Continent" for a. consider-
)lrs. Wright admits that slm has. able pvriod at time in order to
ncvcr lmcn in politics lwrnrc. hm lcarn the ways of the natives.
thinks \vmncn have a duty to per- Livim: with A half civilized or
form slncc tlicy have l-ocome t'il- savage trillc isn't what might be
franchised. Shi'- is the daughter of it‘l‘mcd an "easy" job. yet Mrs. Aka—
Judgc E. K. Langley. of Howard. 163' is 100MB}? forward l0 it Will! an-
Kansas. where she was lmrn. At UClDaUUH and no small degree Of
9 Slit! \vcnt to live in “'ushlngtmt. plcusurc. This seems to set aside
I). (‘.. and nttcntlcd the Eastern tht oft heard declaration that wo-
lligh school lllt‘l‘“. She later :t:- men are “thc Weaker sex.”
One of the most popular mmbors
of the National Federation of Busi-
\Voman‘
l‘lubs is Mrs. ()ilvc Joy \Vright. of riagc. She is now a widow with
i‘lt-vrlzmd. 0.. 'i'lrst \icc prcsidcnt. a your: daughter.
So \vvll liked is Air. “'right that at llt-sides lit-r insurance \vork Mrs.
the rcccnt cnlncution of lhl! l’cdertt—
lly a total of 396 \otes out of :1 pos-
\\'ril:llt has been
soiling
l-‘ndrd lllt‘ Harcourt Place Semin-
dry. in Gambltf’l'. 0.. izoingto live
s in ('lcvclzln-l shortly after her mar-
\\'rii:ht is llrst vice president of the
\\'oman's Savings and Loan Co., and
SI‘t‘l‘t‘lill‘y of the Ohio Mortgage t‘.o..
of l‘lcvcland. both concerns having
:lttt'm‘lcd particular notice because
f.‘
If
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Most mom would hesitate to pene-
trattc the jungles of the interior of
Africa. “'11ch wild Mitosis and death-
l_\- {c\'crs abound. Hostile tribes of
suvnges lll‘t‘ it constant menace to
H
'3‘
p
it will not be her first experience
in tropical countries, since. she has
Hmv Hc Did It.
BELL ISLAND
Mr. and Mrs-Mathew “only will
closed heir cottngc Monthly and re-
turn to New York city.
3 O 0
Herbert Schwartz entertained .1
party of i‘riclltis Thursday night. Mr.
Schwartz tuned in (in the radio the
\l'ills-Hrpo light for his friends.
0 0 0
.ttm‘nr-y l-‘t‘ml Sullivan who has
lli’l‘l’l at Lnkc l'luciti returned to the
island yesterday.
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After Sunday. Stunlfnrd cars will
no longcr nlnkc the loop to Rotor.
Point Park. For tin-co. days. how-
cvcr. Stamford trolleys will he met
at the Roton Point junction by a
shuttle car to the. park.
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Mrs. .1001 L. Brush entcrctained a
number of friends at cards yester-
day atternono.
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Roton Pbirit park was lmarly dc-
sertcd yesterday. Hero and there
through the grove were. a. few peo-
ple who took advantage of the warm
Weather to enjoy the park. 2
‘ 3 e. 'e; 2‘
Today employes of the \‘acum Oil
company of New York city. are en-
joyihg an outing at the park. The
employes came to the resort upon
the steamer Crescent. Tomorrow
members of the Chelsea. Post. Amer.
ican Legion, will hold an excursion.
e. e e
‘Vorkmen today are employed in
filling in the grounds around the
new Clark cottage which faces the
lake near Summit avenue.
Q
is BANKRUPT
Arriving at a Spanish inn one cold
night in December. a traveler, who
had rzddcu many milcs that day and
was (almost. frozen. found every seat
l-y (hr- hig fireplace occupied. He
thought u. momcnt, and then. in a
voice that all could hear. cried out:
'f\\.-’a*licr, take two dozen oysters
to dl‘l)‘ lmrsv’nt once."
Ears pl‘ickcd ‘llp all around lhf‘
fircplncc and us'the waiter hastened
to (they thc strange order every
chair »\vas deserted. the crowd troop-
ing to tho Stables to see the wonder-
ful horse.
The traveler picked out a com-
fortubic scat lmsidc the fire. and as
he. settled himself the waiter, fol-
lowed by the. crowd. came back
from the stables to tell him that the
horse would not eat the. oysters.
"Is it: possilzdc that he does not
wish them?" asked the, traveler.
with a serious air. “\Vell. in that
case. draw up a table for me here.
and I'll eat them myself."
(.
,l She was then 12 years old—chubby
rand comic’al.
me assurance and enabled me to be
natural.
been afraid as I faced various direc‘
tors.
undulations
r-
.
p school Scholar
Will ‘ Occupy‘ Pulpit
'At Methodist Church
-—-Otlier Nevis
Divinity
\
Rowayton Baptist church. Rev,
Victor 1“. Scalise, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Morning wor-
ship at 11 o'clock. The final one
o {the series of union services will
be held in the Methodist church in
the evening at 7:30 o’clock. The
mid-week prayer meetings will be
resumed on Thursday. evening.
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Rowayton Methodist church. Rev.
Charlee‘=s. Gray. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o‘clock. Morning wor-
ship at 11 o'clock. Oscar Mills will
be in charge. Union service in the
Methodist church in the evening at
7:30 o'clock. It yilLtake the form
of a young people's service and will
he conducted by a group of young
people from the East Pearl strcct
Methodist church in New Haven.
Rev. Robert Mansfield of New Hav-
en. a student in the Yale Divinity
school will be the preached. Rev.
Mansfield. who was captain of the
'varslty baseball nine at “’esleyan.
is the leader of one of the moat suc-
cessful men’s Bible classes in this
section. --
M iss Mae Savage is in Atlantic
City where she is attending the con-
vention of the National Hairdress-
crs’ Association.
Oliver Leach is spending some
time with his aunt. Miss Olive Cole
0t Rowayton avenue.
The annual meeting of thc Ro-
wayton Civic association will he held
in the Rowayton Hose house Mon-
day evening at 8 o‘clock. There will
be election of omcers and all mem-
bers are urged to be present- A so-
cial hour will also he enjoyed. Re-
freshments will be served.
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A card party for the benefit of the
Rowayton Library will be held at
the home of Captain and Mrs. lir-
ncst A. Yarrow. Rowayton avenue.
Saturday, September 20. It is he-
ing given under the auspices of tire
Rowayton Young Married People's
nsociation. _
' Nevvs Notes
mozr \
Movieland
n DAISY DE"
The latest “find" of Director Cecil
B. Delillle, is pret y. petite Tera
Reynolds. Hts lifted her from ob-
scurity overnight. to be featured in
"Feet of Clay" with Rod Lalloquc.
DcBliilc made such stars as Gloria
Swanson, Thomas Mcigban. Rube
Daniels. W’aiiace Reid. Jack Hull.
Agnes Ayrcs and Leatrictz Joy. and
seems to have an almost uncanny
faculty for picking winners.
\‘cra. a. nervy littio tomboy who
shocked the neighbors when she
was a child by playing baseball with
the boys on a Los Angeles sandlot.
has risen overnight to the center
or the cinema spotlight. She is
only five feet one in height. but
has.an assured manner, and De—
Mille says of her." She is the ab~
solute personification of tha‘ncw
American type of the care-free nup-
per grown into the serious woman-
hood'type which has a real iuturc
in pictures."
Little Vera got her first chance
as a. dancer with \S‘nllacc Reid and
Cleo Ridgely in a nearly picturc.
She disobcyed her
father’s mandate and—unknown to
him—played on comedy lots for
several years until he gave his con-
sent for her to, leave high school.
Then .cume.scrious parts in “The
Spanish Dancer." ”Prodigal Daugh-
ters." “Shadows of Paris." and “Ice-
bound." until Dchllc saw in hcr'the
type he Wanted for "Feet of Clay."
“1 don't know how it all happen-
ed." she says. "I’m almost shocked
at myself as I look back at the little
torn stockingcd kid who ran the j
bases with her boyfriends. But I'm
glad I grew up that Way. It gave
I'm small. but I've never
, PREACHERYCHOSEN. l
AS V. P. CANDIDATE
BY AMERICAN PART
le
r
perhaps my chances were improved
l lover those of other girls WhO. after
' hours of careful
{I l through sheer stage fright."
gainedher a. long term contract with
Paramount.
ed Wednesday night when an
mobile in which he was a passenger
struck a pole on
turnpike.
daughters, Paul Gagne and Rich-
ard Feegel. also of this city. were
dent.
And because I was just myself
preparation, lost
Her work in DeMille's picture has"
I)
n
DIES AFTER ACCIDENT ._
MERIDEN. Sept. 13. -—Rudolph
u
auto-
the Wallingford
He leaves a wife and two
as seriously injured in the acci-
. ems REQUEST \
Mrs. Florence E. Johnson Van
meeting will be at 35 Van Zandt St.
at S p. m. at 35 Van Zandt St.
evening at
cr's, 288 East avenue. All are we!-
come to thcsc home scrn'ccs.
O it I'
ship with sermon. Subject: "A Rud—
dcrless \Vorid."
partmcnts. Friendship Bible‘class.
Leader. Miss Mildred Morgan.
sermon. Sub_iect.,“Cliaracter Types."
Mrs. Baxter's class.
nuai mite box meeting or the W. F.
weekly rehearsal of the Young Peoc
First Methodist Episoopdl Church
Rev. Andrew F. Chamberlain Pastor
and director.
all ages. Parents are urged to‘insln
on their children at
session.
eMorning worship 11:00.
'the latest private
an owner of a business. to become a.
voluntary bankrupt.
yesterday with. Referee in Bank-‘4
ruptcy John Keogh show that Bed-
ford. who has no assets, owes per-
sonal bills amounting to $473.
ncwgovernmentaljunta has decreed
that in the exercise
will“ "maintain t
Judiciary in:
George H. Bedford. of Darien,-is
individual. not
Schedules filed
straw Gummy JUNTA. .
(By Associated Press) . '
SANTIAGO. Chile, Sept. 13.~——Tho
of its mission it
Dower‘ or the
t lathe constitu-
tion for Wind‘s jgutmv.
mac-ism ’
.tlon-nnd'tbe:lath' ,oz
‘ . no
.' valued explore
Loan is bequeathed one-quarter of
the residuary- estate of her father.
Charles E. Johnson or New York.
who. died September 4. and after
the death of hermother. the princi-
pal will be divided between her and
her brother. Richard. 0. Johnson at
Greenwich. Mr. Johnson's estate is
than 310.900. -
My (has room. ' ~’
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 18-'(Speclal
to The_Sentinel.)-—Triai '0: James
Fewsymot Westnort and Leslie 1?.
mm or eta. .on W.
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South Nos-walk Congregational
F. Jacobs. Minister
Archibal Merriam. organist; Mrs.
F. I. Smith: soloist.
Services for Sunday. 11:00 A. M.
morning worship and Communion
service; 9:45 A. M. opening sesion
Church school; 6:00 P. M. Supper
.meeting of Young People's Society.
3‘. i ll
International Bible Students
Red Men‘s Hail. “’ashington st.,
3-5 P. M. Regular Bible study sub-
Ject. “The Holy Spirit."
11%“. Bedwin of Long Island will
lecture at. 7:30. Service free.’
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Cedar Street
Gernlan service at 10:00 A. M.
English service at 11 A. M. Bible
class and Sunday school at... 12:00
noon. Subject of ermon: “The Par-
able ot the Rich Man andJ’oor La-
zarus." -
Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed in the English service. Prepara-
tory service at 11 A. M.
The choir will meet Monday cvc-
ning’at 8 o'clock. ,
Our annual mission festival will be
celebrated the. following Sunday.
Rev. K. Kretzmann of Orange, N, J.
will preach in the German service
at 10:30 in the morning and Rev. G.
Del-wig. of Middiotown. Conn). will
preach in the English service at :30
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Knight St. ._\_ )1. 15. Church
Rcv. XV. Henry Lamar. Poster
The revival services will close
with sermons by Rev. James Fuller
at 10:30 A. )1. and 7:30 1’. 31.. Rev.
'1‘. 0. Clark of Stamford will preach
at 3:30 P. M.
Monday evening.
ing. .
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
class meetings.
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trust ccs ' meet-
. .
Snails}: Congregational Chruch
68’ Van Zandt. St.. East Noru‘ulk
Ii. (iranstrom, Pastor. ‘
Sunday services; 10:45 A. M.
morning worship. Sermon subject:
"Christian Love."
12:00 noon. Sunday School
Young l’enplc‘s Bible Class.
5:00 1‘. 3f. Communion service.
7:00 i" M. l-Ivcning prayer and
song service. Sermon subject: “Lie
of Good (Dir-er."
and
10:00 A. M. Bilwlc. school-
11:00 A. .-'\i. Morning worship.
Children‘s sermon: "A Girl's Prom-
ise". Sermon “:‘ieasureless Gift. of
Moneyluss Men."
7:30 Evening service.
“Value of Little Things."
Thursday evening at 7:45, regular
mid-week prayer meeting.
The “'oman's Assoeiation “'lll
hold a sewing,- meeting: on \Veducsday
afternoon at 1:30 P. M. at the home
or Mrs. G. F. “'atcrs, Hickory Bluff.
‘2 O C O
’I‘ltc'h’orwalk Rescue 31155101:
27 Monroe St.
Sermon.
Every" Sunday afternoon and
\Vcdncsdny night.
Next Sunday at 3:13 p. in. the
meetingwill be in charge of the
superintendent and Mr. John Brid-
sou of Stamford. and they will de-
liver—the message for the afternoon
and” special music will be, rendered.
On \Vednesduy night of this wcck
tho-meeting will he. in charge of
Mrs. Gauunn of East Norwalk.
Come and enjoy these meetings
with us and help the good work
alon". A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to everybody.
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Church of the. Nazarene
A cottage meeting will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gal-lick.
Beach road. East Nor-walk. Sunday
afternoon at. 3 p. in.
Sunday evening at
S
a.
‘
1317 p. m. the
Prayer mootim: ‘Vedncsday night a
Young People's meeting Friday
4:45 p. m. at Mrs. Palm-
BEN. Avenue M. 1:.liurcli
Arthur J. Pcnnell. .- inister
Clarence Cable. organist.
10:30 a‘. in. Regular morning wor-
C
12:00 in. Church school. all> do. 1)
7:00 p. m. Epworth league service.
‘ Sub.
ect. "Making the Most. of My Mind."
8:00 p. m. Evening worship with
tl
Monday 8:00 p. m. ltieeting of
Tuesday 8:00 p. in. Regular an-
le’s orchestra.
Thursday 8:00 p. in. Regular Week
lght meeting.
Friday. select entertainment given
rider the leadership of ‘Carlton
J. Grimord. 44 a. silvcru'orker. died L Hommedicu for the “9“?“ 0f the a
at the Meriden hospital yesterday playground fund of 1110 Epworth
mm a. fracture of the skull recetv-.. league.
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Carlton L‘Hotnmedleu, organise
Sunday school 10:00. 7Classes for
0“
\tpuding the first
' will: ‘ DAY.
f
and study Thursday at
are members of the
Open \vcck days (holidays rxwmn‘
from
day evenings from 7 to 9.
be as usual.
morning and
worship with us.
Guild will serve a roast " \1'
stances wherein \'(‘l‘y var
against. the granting of appln .«r;
for certain patents.
sion there appearml at the 1‘ t
Office a. Reprt‘sculuthc in i't.‘ 3
Cd, in all sincerity
constituents It soon appraref
used on a gate of ancient. !»
out: Office an applicatiun 1'
out of a flower basket the ma. .
tion of which correspontiml
tall with the Scriptural dcsruv »-
of the ark in which Mos-is
federal authorities Steppctl 1-:
Phillips of East Orange. N.
charge of bringing hcrc
Corner. 15. high school Eil‘l
cause she was scolded by ll“?
SEPTEMBER 13, 1924.
School Supplies
We Carry A Complete. Lint: or.
NOTE BOOKS
PENCILS
ERASERS
PENCIL BOXES
BRIEF CASES
RL’LERS
PEN S
DONNELLY’S
-
Ruling Principle."
Evening worship 7:37.
or Losing the Fight."
The services of Sunday : 1-};
re-opening of the church an.»
cation. ‘
Monday evening 8:00. The
\
meeting for election or “2“
the T. C. B. room. '
Monday evening 82" lug-nu
meeting of the, Sunday Scimd 50;,
in the Sunday school rocm prey...
“Wednesday evening és.‘ 'v. ’11,; ”:3
uku‘ meeting of the Official 1,.
the parsonage. Business of 1:-
Lance is to be transactrd. i
Thursday 7:40. The
For
Vt" -‘ unzip
meeting fro prayer and .w.‘ . «it.
meeting will be led by t?.-. Nita-r
Rev. A. F. Chambnrlain.
t t 0
SO. Norman: M. 1?. ("hurt-h
\‘t’v-st Avenu-
The regular scrxiccs v..;.
sumcd Sunday.
Sunday school at 1020'.
Srrvices of worship 1. 3 37.1
7:30. ‘
Monday evening at’Sz‘ . Y . an.
. ullul meeting for the -,. . gun Gr
trustees will be held in it:- ';. C. i;
classroom.
\N‘edncsday evening
meeting of the Official lit .
he held. At this nlcrtln:
granrjor the winter Will i .
0d and discussed.
The week night s'yitgu ‘ .
t1:- ‘
in
The parents of the t-..i
Sim-in}: st},
of this church are org. =1 to 6m
ug‘c the young pcopit; in .112
first session of the school i.
day morning at 10:00.
its will find a \vcleonu‘
. ‘ to zize
Tuesday. 8 P. M. Choir rehearsal. T_ 9, 13, class Where’- Hm 'jlrr-L-arn
'Jhursduy. 8:00 P. .‘if. Evening Ct‘Jpsus" will be discussrsfi_ w '
sonicc. . t ‘ . Strangers and visitors in " » riw
2‘ 2 will tint a welcome to t." s-x .1
South .‘orivaik Baptist Church of the church ‘ \h 5
Rev. Lester 'l‘. Mallnry. Pastor. -e e -
First Church of Christ. Scientist
57 \‘i'cst Ave.
The regular Sunday S"T~.““ '
. c.
this church is held at ii a- in.
Sunday school is held at l; u. :n.
Subject: "Substance."
“’cdnesday evening. Teszinmny
meeting is held at 8 o‘t-iock. To mm
of these services the public is l.-
vited.
Reading room. 57 \"o'st. av-nur.
.1)
Tuesday art-.7. Thurs-
f
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12 to
All are welcome.
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Grace Baptist. Church .
Corner Butler and Quincy 51.
Rev. Doctor C. Thomas, Pastor
Sunday and mid-week servic- s will
The pastor preaching
evening. Come
You are welcc
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Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. L‘. Norn‘
Robert B. B. Footc. Hecto
Sept. 14th. Thirteenth Sunday
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35.
tcr Trinity.
10:30 a. m. Morning pralcr and
crmon.
11:45 a. m. Sunday school.
7:30 p. m. Evening pray:
ermon. The llcv. Chaplin-n
it‘ll
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Lewis, rector of Trinity church. Sn.
not-walk will preach at the CMZEIDE
service.
Thursday evening the \\‘t’t:"l"
.. 3
t the church beginning at r. . :
Friday 7:30 Choir reheated a; 2;.
rectory.
CAN '1‘ TRICK PATIN'I' (it'l‘ll‘L'.
The. Patent Office. cxlu'm
l‘l‘i 21-3
ipations have becn
0n on? t
ev
caring a. model of a lw‘ii lr.~~*"
by CW t5
its lock was an exact copy
There was also film] “i
M. S. A special program will be . f.
. . posited tn the bulruelinswn
rendered and Miss Mildred Lovejoy -
will sing. . lngton Star. .
,VVednesda)‘ 8:00 p. m. Regular
Ran Away; Found
Broke in New Haven
NEW’
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HAVEN. Sept.
Mann law warrant again»-
h-
bury Park, yesterday. 'l'lt" 3'3“
were found stranded on till» WP"?
here Wednesday night. 'l‘l;~ ‘3"
been at amusement resorts , ‘~:;:
fortunes and in other mus 1km?
t a. living. The girl left hm. ' it:
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Am '
ly 14 for coming home lot" from
"Life's a. party.
Norwalk Chronicler