Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 8, 1924 · page 4

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. and Hrs. W. s. Beaupain of
Circle and mu Imogene
~ ‘ of New Haven are enjoy-
‘notor trip through the New
lid states. They will return
W at Hudson: and Albany.

m Coot. Emil a Gan-.-
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Mn. and Mrs. Robert Regan 0!
”rd avanuo— are entertaining
their home guuts from'Muaa-

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5—31!“ acclaim the Playouraph at
“armory every afternoon. Mu-
sic. .r 2 So.-Adv.
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mm: Jesus of Stamford spent
“yang-tiny in town as the guest of
intends. ’1
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yum Pea Coat. Harris a
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linm Josém of Flex Hill road
1 ’ ed the \Vorld Series game at
ho Polo Grounds. New York. yes.
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' «‘antch the World's Srrtns con-p
[orfably in a choir at me Armory—~-
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ӣ1". and Mrs. Jl;'.-;rph Kery and
son. William, of Washington street
are attending the luminary Fair lo-

day? 0 c a

4-33": Coal. Harris a: Bans-Adv.
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«- ur. and Mr Aaron Kohn of
.16 Washington sire. are in Danhury
1" today where they will visit the Fair.
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5‘ ‘-fi'-Bo comfortable in a. chair at
the armory and watch the World's:
Series game. 25c. —Adv. i
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_ Mr. and Mrs. James Pinchcll have
. moved from North Main street to
m helium-sh. N. Y.

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A surprise party was givnn to
; Norman Smith at his home on Lin—
‘rcoln—avenue last. evening. Singing,
music and dancing were enjoyed.
Retroshments were served. Those
‘prescnt were Josph Evan, Joseph
Pom. Frederick Maikin, George
HWED, Marion “'cishz-lt. Johan-
na. .Ga.li.’1-:lizahcih (‘himenlm Mil-
; drcd W'eb'er. Joseph Do Florin and
John.leno.

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. $31.50 a week on our Club Plan
55 will put a 'Vlctroia. in your home.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Oscu- Schultz were
' among those' from Norwalk who at-
tended the Dsnbury fair yesterday.
Mr. Schultz has entered some poul-
7.try. He is also a. Judge at. the
“baby beef" contest today.
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'— . -—-See the World's Series on the
s. : Playograph at the Armory every
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.3 Amt): those frorn this Qty who
i were in Danbury yesterday at the
fair were Mr. and Mrs. ‘Stephen
‘ .Eardos of Meadow street. Miss An-
‘totnette and Anthony Aulor of
Woodward avenue. Joseph Beer:
or Lexington avenue is a. visitOr them
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-—See the World's Series on the
’Playograph. at the Armory every
afternoon—ZSC—Adv.

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"‘Otto Kessler of Bridgeport was a
visitor in Spring-wood yesterday.

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~78; comfortable in a chali- at
tho/armory and watch the World's
Series game. 25c. -—Adv.

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Miss Mary Decassari of Lexington
venue is ill at her home. >
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‘-~8ee the World's Series on the.
layograph at the Armory every
cmoon-jfific—Adv. ‘

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Miss Jean odd. executive secre-
gtat of the horwalk chapter of the
RedfCroas is in ‘i'ashington where
.1110 istnttending the Xationnl Red
- convention. ‘
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'f-Watch the “'orid's Series com-
'7 bly in a. chair at the Armory-—
Sir—Adv. ‘

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.i‘Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier of
est Rocks road will erect a. line
dance of the Italian manor villa
16 to replace the home which was
royed by fire 0 December 1.
30., According to ho architect's
. .‘ the house will have 15 rooms.
W) be two stories high. with roof or
itllo land will be fitted with sun
botched-1nd fireplaces. Its archi-
ootilrnl features will cenform to the
tally: period. . . .
, ,, . st‘ch—the World's ‘Scries com-
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r ha meeting of the cxecutln

 

of the Norwalk chapter 0}
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lt 'ira‘uvotoa to attend. the and William Gustnfaon attended the
conference at Hartford ecto- Giant—Senator baseball game at the
Sand 11’. .Poio grounds Monday afternoon.

WEA GOWN OF

rum) CREPE ls . fill... 20 w... mm

TYPICALLY SIMPLE

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This’tca gown fashioned of
plaid crepe is typical of the
simple modes that prevail. It is
,cut coal style with a set-in mice,
irulc of plain crept: and front

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Arthur M. ("harpmzticn of 83
lsanc slrm-l. was n an‘lJlOl‘ at th"
Giant-Senator hawk-nil game} in New
York city Monday.

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wRummagt- Sale, Thursday and
Friday, South Norwulk Methodist
church. 50. Main St. nt‘xt to Box-
ter’s Drug Storm—Ad“.

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Mrs. Carrie “'ood. of 44 Orchard
street, entertained members of the
Past Commandcrs' association of
Norwnlk and \‘i’ostport Shepherds

of Bethlehem Monday night at her‘ evening. After the business ”“10“” mi NOIEW Hi: i

NEW’HEADOF—

home. The seen-dun turned out to he
:1 surprise for Mrs. \i'ood. It was
her birthday and in honor of the
occasion. members of the associa.
tion prcscnted her with a handsome
hanging flower basket as well as
with .1 bouquet of llnwcrs. At the
business meeting. plans were made
to hold a. card party at the home of
Charles Olhamn. lit-Mon avenue.
October 13. The association will
hold ll. Halloween part): October 18.
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
liltt. Rowan slrcct. Members of
the association haw planned to hold
a theatre party in nudge-port Octo-
ber 24:
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———Fans acclaim tho l’layogrsph at.
the armory every afternoon. Mu-
sic. foes-"Adi.

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Miss Lucy Tlr-«llicltl. 0i Uuilfoil. is
spending the week as the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest l‘. .‘chregor.
East avenue. .‘ilss Rvdfield re-
cently returned east. after spending
two ~\‘cars in ('ztliiornlu. She is :1
graduate of tho Norwalk High
school and is well known hcrc.

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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Suchy of
35 Cedar street are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth of a son

' at their home last “'Fok.

The C—S Chapter or the Girls‘ and
Women's club hold a business mect~
ins: Monday night in the Club-
rcoms in \\‘all six-opt. 16 members
were prescm. Your new members
were admitted to the organization.
Plans were made to hold a Hallo-
ween party October 26. Later a
rectal hour was enjoyed. There was
s. grab-ling which afforded much
amusement. The attendance prize
was won by Mrs. “‘illlam Ashbrook.
Mrs. “'illinm Punt played tho-'piano
for- dhncing. Lats-D refreshments

were served. a mainstay of which —

was a cake contributed by Mrs.
John Beers
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HEY “DEPOSITED _
ibis Blink More October. 5th Will Draw
‘ 2' Interest from October lat.

. $000010”?! $1 1‘0 “£900 m INVITED.

The Senior club of the Gucci?
church held a meeting “any
at the some at m Gertrude

made plans to hold a fancy article-
sale December 0. A social hour fol-
lowed. The next meeting will be
held next Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Lucy mthcrty. have
street. Miss Catherine Koorr will
hostess with liars..r'latherty.

Miss Kathleen mob of Academy
street is in Liberty. N- 1.. today
were she was bridesmaid at the
wedding of Miss Irene O'Kecfo and ,
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final—ll Wilcox and Ernest Sloan;
sti'vnded the Glantaficnator baseball.
game yesterday in NPW York city. i
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Dr. Richie. of “West. avenue. spent!
yesterday inr‘New York city. ‘

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George E. Harris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edison 1:. Harris. of 15 Taylor
avenue entertained a number of his
friends at his home last evening.
It. was his twenty-first birthday. Hr!
was the recipient of a number of
beautiful gifts. The evening was
. spent in playiug'games and dancing.
lSA'credbt t! 3%. A! cnitcrlzlnini-d.
{with vocal and instrumental BIT-Mc-
1lions. Refreshments were starved.
letotm present were Mills Loin Bax-
j ter. Miss Verna Decker, Miss Lucille!
:l—iall. Miss Marion Coleman. . ins.
'lreno Hannon. Miss Mary Hertshorn'
Miss Myrtle Mills. Mine Helen Kay. ~
Mlss Marion Moth-am. Miss Anna
Newton, Miss Emma. “Ills. Bliss
Flam W'olls. Miss I'liarlolie Jarvis,
Alfred “'iison. I-‘rcd Rt‘idl‘ll, Show,
wood Pennington. Theodore Hogan:
son. Frank Driscoil. Inlph llnrtwelM
'Wattnr Howe, Charles Iicnricks, “‘11.:
lint-n Howard. Charles Mitch'ai. Bar-3
old Malkin, Edward Hill. Groupg
Morris. Mrs. George Hammond. Mrs.’
James Little. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
.BlcrrI—ll and .‘irfinnd Mrs. Edison T.'

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At the regular monthly buslnt-ss;
and social meeting of the Christian:
Endeavor Society of the South Nor-i
walk Baptist church held last. night;
at the home of the president. Misti
Ruth Herring, SS “'oodward ave-
nue, plans were outlined for the:
coming months. After the meeting;
zainns,«;singing and music were cn-l
Joyed. Refreshments were also sen»;
ed by the hostess. Among those;
present were Miss Polly and Miss:
Peggy .‘lcCullan. Miss Cora. Amrrcln.§
Mi- XK'iniirrd Peck. Miss Viola Han-f
icy, Mifi Ruth “‘rlght. Miss Freda‘
and Miss tuth Herring. .Herbert
lllrst. Samuel Roberts. llober
Puller. Ernest Gotta. Walter Gerrish.
Russell Wright. John Houghtom.
Clifford Saunders. Rev. and Mrs!
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Bonner Council, No. st. Sons and1
Daughgera of Liberty, will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow

 

a. social will be held. All members
are urged to be present and help to
make it a gala night for all. There
will be music. singing and games.
Refreshment: will be sen-ed.

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mill-week prayer meeting of the R0-
waytou Methodist church tonight}
then: will be :1 brinz' dmolionai per-
iod ZOIiDWt‘d by a. bird's eye \ivw ot‘_
tn: World sen-ice field and forces;
éct the Methodist Episcopal church.‘
’i‘ltosc having \i'orld sex-Vice cooks

 

 

FETCORZE'H 0"” .the‘ ““iek'cn‘l‘, 5F. Benedict. tits: x-ice-brcsiden?;; A rally of the young People orgacc‘c-un: the. interest money there , Boneless Brisket _ . _ . ' . . . _ . . . . . . ‘ 18C lb.
' P Q li pastor of: Mrs. Dmid Gould. second rice-presi- East svenue Methodist church. un- 2 “ii finally prcvidc {or all future- an

RV. Victor ' -ca 5" idem: Mrs. Edwin O. Drake. treuur- i der the auspices of the Eprorth l pews. ‘- “P 0,) . ‘
“13 ni’w‘yton B‘puSt Churcz‘ Twas)?“ Mrs. Lewig’ Pratt, mordlng'gc-%fwe was 21:qu it: the church last; _——————_. _ ‘ Rump corned BOG! ' ----- - - ~ . . . - ~:~:C'Q_(. 1‘).
elected secretary 91 "‘9 -\°""a"‘ retary and Mrs. \Villiam. R. Stevensgemnlng. It was well attended; Hummus ruorcms. ‘3 A ‘ ., , 1 _ '
Mugs-1"} “550“;th a: the it“??? cmwsmmfin‘: ”“12“?" The “mu“ ’ Re“ George 15' mam“ ”mi" of ‘2" I"""““5‘“3"°i‘5 H"”‘Y‘~"-:“’i-' ”1-5 5m0n'ed bhOUiGCl'S ................ 101' ii).
meeting; held I.“ the home 0 -. e\. "port was read and it was aii-;Busltwick avenue M. E. church..standtng'£n the int-then 1:17: has rpm; 3
_ lioocrt 11.1}. 1'00““. rector _°( Lb”?! nounccd that 8250 would he paid off Brooklni. spoke worn the subject of upon a can of cakes when r: . Dixie Bacon . . - C 1")
iChurCh’ 3°“‘?'fiege";;d:;én, ‘;;‘d;on the mortgage. Following the busi- i “Unity." Rev. Bishop. who at one. , merrier came in and mum: him. . ‘ ‘ """" ' ' ‘ """ ' ' ' ' ' ' “W ‘
EF°°‘° was e “C . ‘ insets meeting a social was tnfot-‘cd. time ‘15 stationed in Westbon. en- “What are you doing the. li-.:—.— . _. 2,,
iiiev. Lester T' “‘1‘"? o! the Sout‘h " during which refreshments were i duvored‘to impress upon his audt- I‘ll-'97?" said she. Puritan Skinned Han". ............. .4 1C 1!).
Norn‘nik Baplist. Chm-Ch ”flip": E served. i once the need of unity and co-opcra- 2 "I was just thinking. meter ' riv
dent. M”- Alfred J‘ C" Bean“ 0 0 0 ‘ uton in church and community work. ' pit—rd the your: -mr.

Cudlipp street. a member of the

chapter of the Bed Croés'spoko to
the gathering on the 80131961. or the'

th. ministers were the guests 0!
Rex‘. and Mrs. Facts at. luncheon.
Rev. Charles 8. Gray. pastor of the
Rowayton Methodist church was 9.1-
so present at the meeting.

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Rally day for the Sunday school!
of the Rowayton Methodist church
will be held Sunday. ReV. Charles,
Gray. pastor and the teachers arei
busy arranging a program for the
day.

street returned yesterday from.

Brooklyn where she has been}

spending a few days with friends.
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after spending .«the summer at their
home in Ron-ayton.‘

3 . . . or Wallace avenue left this morning

Miss Lillian Batterson of Rotor: {or My“ mu“ “"9” “my will
‘1!“ ‘1“! their ”a. REV. .‘IMH x.

with the J. and J. Cash. Inc. B°““"°"~ ~

avenue has resigned her position

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Captain Earle 1‘... Stevens of Me-

Mls Lola Baxter. was Venn
Decker. Miss Lucille Hall. and His

GeorgeRHsMaonot Edison '1’.
Karri- e! Taylor trance. South N9:-

the newton Fire“ dcpalment will
ho held Monday evening at the Bose
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executive board °t “i3 "“3"" Sycamore street. Mr. and 31:3. D.
Burr Bosch of Belts mace, Mrs.

, Stanley Carpenter of Belle place.
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R“! “"353' I °“° 1 g t 8‘ .\ir. and .J‘ rs. Burnett 0. Weeks of

Gregory boulevard. Charles “'eeks
0: Second street. and 31min Din-land
0! First street were among them ..
from Norwnlk who attended the an-
. . nual outing and field day of the New
England Grottes. held in Springfield.
Mass- lkiday and Saturday.
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man's gulldfiof Christ church usually
held on Thursday afternoons is be.
c s 0 ins held this afternoon in the base-

.m—s. Sidney -R. Bell of Crockett "‘9'“— °f "‘0 01m"?!-

awenue is entertaining at her home
. . this afternoon the members of the
Mr. ind M“. Hurry Taintor have Endeavor circle of the South bore

returned to their home in New York walk Congresayogal .chnrch.

Helen Kay m among the guests “Mt have "tuned from a in
at the birthday pun-tr given by with Boston. »

walk. at his home last evening. building permit for the motion .1
«. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ m on his property.» new
"no regular monthly meeting or avenue. _ ‘

avenue as a visitor in W
- 2 last evening when she attended the
.glilrs. ,D. G. L'HDWIMMLDO Matthew ,. 7 ..

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CHARLES A.

”man '

A Proclamation

ASTE is ‘a principal amen; of cost.
America’s fire-waste is of warctime
magnitude with no war to excuse it.

 

' Last year. $500,000,000

vanished in smoke, following $500,000,000 the
year before. Each citizen helps’pay this chat.
- mous bill. It is reflected in the price of every

article of use.

Most of, this loss is as preventable as the
'des'fruc‘fion: timougii Tregfige ” II “ CE " , fi' W??? ‘7' ' ’ ’
and human life on our highways. There can

be only one cure in eith

.The General Assembly having so provided,

I designate Thursday,

Fire Prevention Day

and recommend that an earnesi effort be made
on ‘that day to teach and practice ordinary care
with respect to fire and all .other matters af-
fecting our mutual safety and well-being. I

further recommend th

stop with Fire Prevention Day’.

Given under my hand

Capitol. in Hartford, this twenty-third day of Septcm.
her. in tho year of our Lord, one thousand hinge hundred
and twenty-four and of the independence of'the United
States the one hundred and forty-ninth.

Dy His Exec—Henry's Command:

Chas. A. Templeton.

Francis A. Pallotti

Secretary.

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In conjunction nith tile regularimprovement Members

Hold Election in

Community Hall —;

Mrs. Gorham Chesen

.\t the annual meeting 0: the East

 

are 55‘1Cd W bring them to 7 the Sorwalk Improvement association
service. held a; Community hall. yesterday
‘ ' ‘ lafternoon. Mrs. Leslie Geri-tam wasibmment of the church tomorrow
=. 21.2! May Savage of ‘xowayton i elected president of the organisation. f evening. when the club will b'c form-
‘mwuc “'85 ”18 5“?“ °‘ ”mm“ mi Other officers chosen were Mrs. G. §illy ornnlzcd and officers elected.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Howard of

The weekly meeting 0: the Wo-

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Mrs E. B. Robertson of Seaview

Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Baum-ell

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The Calf Paton unit of the '
Kinny street. returned to his duties MN‘M Red or“! Lift! String
in New York this morning after ‘ Corp will hold n more in Cami-mm-
(.m- day: visit at. his home. fly ball. Odour 30 to: the benefit
a o 0 0f the “In!!!“ fund.

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William Plat! and son or ma

M Qua-t. In. has taken out"

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in buildings and forests

er case, and that its care.

October ninth next, as

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at these efforts do not

and seal of the State at til-7

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Ensure grid friends
Ifmzdrcu were tmi‘cd :
i‘rmcese “'afawaso, a

from; of old lndlat; tribe

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1-2.4 weekly prayer 2'.—

M. L‘. church r... t4.

m. the chzrch.

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=byterlan church 2'2?! :2

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church this evening at l

 

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day e‘veniaz at 7:45 o'clock. It is de-

isired that all members be present.
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Mrs. George A. Stillman of East
fart—hue was hostess to the members
j of the Girl‘s club of Christ church at
i her home last evening.

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The members of the newly formed
Else: evening. Several of the older

: boys of the church were present an
gemoysd an owning of basketball.

l tnndoor baseball and other games. ,

. Another meeting will be held in the

Tonight the official board of {319“
church and the Ladies' Aid ”rich: 5 you thinking? 1 219:!

will hold an informs: rally. The
following subjects will bf discussed.

next Wednwdas evening. will be held
in the rectory. Salmon-.7?!“ final
in the church. The play. a. comedy.
entitled "Six Cup: at Chocolate." n

being given for the benefit of the

presentation. then will be a musical—i:

Mrs. Leslie Gorhant and airs. Clare
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A rally 0! the choir of the East:
if avenue Methodist church will be '
? held at the horns of lit. and Mrs. W 1
3 H. Poi-vex. Norman. avenue. Satur—‘

bo}s' club of Christ church held its;
first gathering at Community hall,

“Our Church As It Appears Today.” .
and “Our Church As it Appear To-i
mot-row.” i Edinburgh Scotsman.

A rehearsal of the cast which is; .
‘0 ‘pm in “M P!“ ‘0 be given an- l bitter-.9:- of the sin: is too cold—i:
i do: the auspices of the Oral. ron cit :dcprcssu rather ‘5‘” 3“

cle in the Sunday school room oz": '

the East avenue Methodist ohmic;

being directed by Mrs. Arthur J...
Ponnell. wife of the pager. It in.

circle. In conjunction flu: Der-

 

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" Frcd One” in the new 51:;l'c-r at'

the Kindle: Junior High
jinx the place vacated
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gthcm and learn if tr":
Le g‘. ‘n or said to :1.
a nominal price. The!
: ers be requested to send
snrer, Tiber: E. Rates
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large enough to care for

ifurfiher. if ever? one int

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?cr.—t;'.nbtite what they ca

“Thinking 7 W913. of

touched those cakts.‘

The cold bath the:

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,lvnobscot Indian in he: h’iirfpl" .

did: lore. and music. The mange-.3

tut-.9 is on: o! the {ow ”whining \ «-1.»- \ .'
funillts ct unmixrr’ Ind->1: Heed l'. r . ' -'
{Try'h'asz npptzrerlda’. :3". F311;. lit—n ' QuALIIY HICHEII-O'

'rict and Holmes Ethocls ’?.25 mars.-
ging. She was at air.- ;r_-yi-. 5—4on

p. m.. aid 2*. 12?: I: E. ‘
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The cottage fry-91:2; r.-.' "5-. Yrs—

home of 31:. and 31.1. Jam-:3 Moe-re
'this ereaiu. The topic Till. bar

_ne mid-wee‘ meeting '5 2.1—3

Thérv: r‘il; be :9 rut—31mg c1" '
Women's Guild 4 Sr. Lakes Liz-.2-
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-3. the 322.23! malls: of 1‘; Mar
:hev Cannery Association Inc, held
in Barter: L‘Lttecbzr 5. 1‘ *—
.ganc—ral fund its". Ilrseiutmv: rt...
adopted as follows: That 1:9 trea-
jstzrer endeavor to get in touch ‘lYZ’. ,
owners of plots who haxe no use for

.tssc : iatlozz a:

the income of the permanent fund,
no «in the Damon Savings Bani; :s'

 

"T“..at‘s ‘5th I nss thankir:

“Our Church As it Used to Be." about." came the ready ans-rt: "‘l ‘
,wu wond..nng “59.5., 39 and 43 Mam Street, Nomad:

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! Dv. Dudes In. new a . [)6 .
: Italian switch I Joxézt ‘OCtO r 6 to 12
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‘3 1.17 z 0.2: 0.7.2 ’ '0
‘ .57 3 .5: 2n ~= . ' . ~ '
:10” 1-3.4: M135- By purchdsmg )our (mimic-um Art Rugs and
Hf}; iii: 3;.“ yard goods this “call. you make a saving worth .
in; 112.4: iii: while.
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E 3.2. 2.9: m; 6 it 9 (IOId heal (ongoleum $5.50
i :3; if? :33? Regular $0.170. ........ ........ . . . . i=7 " V '
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g ”3 ”’2 2.; 9 .\ 10-6 G .ld heal (engolcum $1 2 GO
,.._._. :33 RegularSl5Ji'5. ...... 1 '
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