THE nquG-snumn—souru Noawauc. CONN. Moni- 'In Doubt on for lovernor t soaking the nomination." Joyce says she Doesn't sound plausible. About Senatorial Job . a. Morris. or New moon. the democratic candidate or in use said yesterday ‘ shouts hesitate to accept . Mutton for United States . tnreply to a question as or he would aoospt the r. Morris o.was ready to serve t he were Morris in reply to a question the senatorship said.“ it :list seem to me that I an n fitted to render omciont in the United States sonata. unle- tho matter can be .. - in a diueront light from which I now see it. I should - to consider the nomination.“ Morris's reply regarding the sermon tomorrow will be. “A Prisom . nomination was as t “I am ready to serve it I , hooded. I have enough other bual~ 40 occupy my mind so that 1 isn't on- SATURDAY, JULY 31. 192d GO TO TOMORROW Knight at. A. M. E. Church Rev. W. Henry La ar. Pastor ll. sermon by the pastor. 11:80. Sunday school. 0. A. C. E. league. I Sunday Notices and Church News l Prudent!“ cord. 8. works or Mary Baker Eddy and all Wednes I p. 111.. Ladies' Aid authorised Christian Science litera- society. homo of Mn Della Nimrno. turo may be read. borrowd or pur- Thursday. I. l’raysr meeting. chased. Friday. I. choir practice; youn‘. people's Bible class. gregation and their friends are cor- dially welcome. Today (Saturday) our sister con- gregation ot» Westport will hold an outing to Bonny Brook Farm. the home or Mr. and Mrs. McWhirter to communion. East Avenue M. E. Church i: so. aermo followed by the Mt lot which all our Norwaik people are Lord's supper. n. Swedish Initheran Church a 11 isms; 81$: Bo‘in'rr cordially invited. ’l‘rustees' meeting Monday evening. Fort. Point Street 8,.sermon. "Man's PM. in “1. Our sister congregation in Siam Class meeting Tuesday evening. a, Axel Anderson. Student. pm" ford will celebrate the laying of the Evening services tomorrow at 7 o'clock. Ladies’ Aid Society meet- ing Thursday evening in the church. Universe." 10. Church school. Last meeting ot Friendship Hible class until Sop- tomber 1!. This will be Mr. Gray's last Sun- day will otter September 5. St. Peter‘s Evangelical Luthu'an canton, Cedar 'stneet Rev. E. C. Weasel. Pastor German service at 10. English corner stone to the new church Sun- day at 8 P. M. All our members and friends are also invited to Stamford. l‘lrst tional Church Rev. Ernest F. McGregor. Minister Rev. Carlton B. Btrayer is ot- dclating in Rev. Mcaregor'a absence during the month of August. His First Church of a”... Scientist “to International Bible Students E""‘"“ 67 West Avenue The rch "or service oi Church or enrist. Scientist. held Sunday at 11. Suiect: Love. You will onio the lecture by J. C. Edwards of ew York city in Odd Fellows hall. South Main street. First or's Message." Alan Bchodeid is in will be charge of the musical program. rainy night. —-|——s- Grace Baptist Church tree and no collection. :2 Butler Street Wodnuder svenlns testimony service at 11. lubisct ct sermon: Rev. B. F. Lee. Minister meeting Will be hold at s mrho Marks oi the Christians." Trinity Church Sunday school. ms. Sunday school Will be held It 31- Evhyhody is cordially welcome. Rev. Chapman a Lewis. Rector Preaching. 12:15. The reading room in the church The udiea' society wiii meet Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. Acting Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U‘s.. editlce. 51 West avenue to open week Thursday noon in the basement of 8. holy eucharist. in the city. Bathing Caps JACOBY’S vine North Main Street ' it; South Norwalk the church. Mrs. Briggerman and 10:80. Holy eucharist and sermon. Mrs. Fuhrman will serve refresh- ments. All the ladies ot the cen- 7:00. Covenant and communion. 3:00. Tuesday. teashers’ meeting. 7; days. holidays excepted from is to 5; Monday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9. where the Bible, the " ‘ IN THE MIDST OF. FLORIDA HURRICANE l'er that matter. the political world makes a beaten path to the door or the (allow who has a little better grade of claptrep.-chastlo (: 'it‘lGl‘. in 1928. 10:30 o'clock. Note the change in hour or early The Women's Guild will Tuesday evening in the Guild hall. Advent Christian Church 1 16 X 30—$l.50 Van Zant siresi. East Norwslk l-‘. L. Piper. Pastor .\irs. Elsie Partrick. Organist Sunday school at 10. Morning worship at 11. Short ad- dress and communion. service at 7:80. tion Workers‘ roll call. and short sermon by the pastor. Prayer and praise Thursday evening at 7:45. Sunday. Align-t1. at 3 p. m. Seals week about 85 were present on a Except tor the ommislon or the young people's service at 6:15 on Sunday evening. our services for the week are held as usual. strangers and i' churches where scr ices are can- Mr. Maekenlio Will be the celebrsnt celled. are cordially invited to wor- at both services and will prea'ch at ship with us. ’ Senator Cummlns Mr. Coolidge will not be a candidate The man who has just been licked thinks nobody can be elected—Washington Post. THERE’S. A FEW FOR you Norwslk ’s WALL B'l'Bll'l' TRISTRAM 89° HYATT Leading Dry Goods Store NORWALK. CONN- rnes' “Plymouth” Oval Braided Rugs 20 x 30—$l.98 24 x 36—35298 27 x 48—33398 OVAL BRAIDED nuos wrrn cum onurnns 24 x 36~$L98 Loyal service on Last ends in other All Dresses _ Reduced ‘ ron onion continues The Paris 33 80. Main St, So. Norwalk L. GOLDEN WOIEN'I READY ’10 WIZAH WASHINGTON STREET BOOTH NORWALK predicts that Sunday 3 and 7:45 NAZARENE HALL 225 Liberty 841., East Norwelk Rev. J. Hundlcy, Evangelist Sermon subject: The many infallible proofs of the Diety of Christ. Schultze’s Saturday Specials for both sport and dress wear. moccasins and dress models. .5100 to $12.50 Some or the Maori hurricane’s handiwork is she wn here. cayne Bay and laundered. Wreckage and household ”an floated about the scene, With hoatmen out as soon as possible to salvage what they could. Houseboats piled up on the beach athBls- — VACATION FOOTWEAR Shoe needs for vacation wear are a bit difierent from our - - usual needs. This store is showing many new ideas ll] shoes Tennis shoes, golf shOes, CONNEALLY & BRACKEN SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Small Lamb Legs . D VealRoast 42c lb. ..............30c lb. BonelessRibRoast ...............34c lb. Lamb Fores 25c lb. FancyFowls..................... 38c lb. 41F ,Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk 89 and 4.9 Main Street, Norwalk Westport, Georgetown. Darlen. Stamlord, Black Rock, Bridgeport ness Center. Sunset Hill. Accessibility. ’79" ,. 1 fairy}; ' a l .t. m... .ui ‘ . e e t Dmmflmwmotw '* tion. I . .. ’l‘thrlcc Quoted On This Property Assume a Rich Pro- lit for the Developer Who Will Take Full Advantage of its Possibilities. For Information Concerning This opportunity 'Address WM. a A. new. mum (sons AGW). MAnis0N AVENUE n ma mm, A Rare Development Opportunity! IN THE HEART OF NORWALK Thirty Acres of Elevated Land, close to Norwalk’s Busi- Connccticut’s Picturesque R ollin g Hills. Situated 'About 200 Feet From East Avenue and Adjoining on the South the Newly Developed “Bettswood Tract,” it Couples That Rare Combination of Seclusion and Direct Art Unob'stmotcd View of the Green Waters of Long Island Sound and the Typical Surrounding New Eng- __ land Landscape, Including the Entire City. . ' This Unusual Tract is Ready for Immediate Develop- ” ‘ ment. Every City Improvement is Found on East 'Avcnue, Just 200 Feet Away; Water, Gas, Sewerage, ""= and Electricity. One Block Distant’is the Trolley Linc to Norwalk and South =Norwalk‘. ’A Ten Minutes’ Walk ' Brings You to, the Shopping Center. The Present.RoadFrontagc is 'One Mile, With Most Roads Partially Built,'Simplifying Development. 2, It is in the Heart of Norwalk’s PincstIRcsidcntial Sec- NEW WWW PHONEPLAZA'5057 V 3‘ 'l I)!
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