PM‘” THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 19:5 EAST NORWALK NEWS “.,_,W\‘\_.\‘ O ‘ ‘ ‘\“~- I- " nun/c '- '1‘ v,’-,—/-.v.’«r;‘ :1. n a a}: lg n 1 “ av .- n a ‘M: ‘1‘\‘\‘1‘ .‘\‘\:\: -\‘,‘1‘\.\‘\‘ [This is a Labor Day service, and 11111 All of the East Side stores will be' members of Labor Organizations artl dosed Monday, in obsertance of La- 1101' Day. icordialiy invited to be present. The Iiserinon subject is ”Organization, Edu- Charles ““50“ former “9mm“ on cation, and Sal1ation.’i‘he.se Three .but the Gleatest of These is Salva- School opens Tuesday, Sept. 7th. Opening of our school suits -—every day this week. Van Zant street, has secured a post- than in the Norwalk iron Works. ,tion. l Monday. The monthly meeting 115- fualiy held on this night will be. held iWednesday eve hing in connection with ‘thc annual me -1ing ot‘ the church. Wednesday— -The annual meeting or '11” members of the church will he held 1.“: Miss Helen Raymond has returned to: in the auditorium of the church at is lsfaCtlon to the Boy, and p. in. 'Ihv names of all who belong} miter home in Beliil‘l tiller 11 visit with y. . . . a mighty pretty showing it 31?. and Mrs. Daniel l.‘iionimedicu. to the church M“ be read, and 1t mi is too. Prices $3.00 to $12.00. ,, ,. ‘expt-ctcd that as far as possible every: , in! Roman street. 1, . iniember will be present and answer? Everything that Boys wear except shoes. Mr. and Mrs. (it‘orge lit-K211, of Sea- view avenue hate ioturned to their home atte1 a months \isit on Long Everything that will meet' blond. your approval and give sat- Mr. and lirs. A. Xt-ttleton Paddock, "hero" \1 hen his name is called. Thel and Miss Sadie Randall. 0f Scuview ginnual election of trustees will take; avenue, have returned from 11 visit to place 3‘ ”‘is meeting. also the (490.; " flcean Grove, N. .1. tion of delegates to the animal con—«R g & Stev "S frrence. it is sincerely hoped that all 0 ers e Mr. and Mr... pan) Bartram. new”. members of the church will be preswsouth Norwalk. ”weds, of Osborn avenue, will leave. to- "llt and tinjoy also the social that is marrow on a three days" trip to Rhone being' planned 1'07 this same evening. .. island and other points of interest in The?“ “‘i” be it 500i“l in ”19 chapel Mew England. room of the Rowayton Methodist — . church Wednesday evening, Scptcniboi The regular monthly meeting of Hm 8. Plans are being made for a jolly Nast Norwalk llllpl‘th‘llielli Assocta- 8004 time. EVOD'UOdY 001110191 supp?! ion will be held Tuesday afternoon :11 consisting of three C‘s will be served 12:30 o’clock .11 the home of Mrs. 11. 19. for the price of 5 cents. Gotham. on East arenue. Thursday—Midweek prayer service at 7:45 p. m. The attendance at the Norwalk é NEW 5 CANAAN l ..,.. ‘ . Word has been received from the WI!" 59““09 has 1’9“ fine. “0 not , x 6 Rev. Dr. Caskcy, rector of Christ mi“ next Thufl‘m” .. " ’ Miss Elsie Wheeler entertained Miss " Church, that he expects to oificiate 111 Rowayton Boy Scouts—P101188 “0‘ Marguerite McIntyre over the worn ~ ii both services on Sunday. A large “09: Camp “13931" W‘" b“ “We“ ““ end. \i' congregation Should greet him after I" members 0' TWOD N0 2 no)“ 53 ' ~1 . . . .t m. on lie , ‘ 1 . 11131111151111.1111“. $.13:“..’..:v:§ieni.§uu:$ “3,6 We inns Annie tlowe assistant poutl “ :1 . in stress, to “I Among the local Adventists who to River. ”‘9" boy is expected to be vocation. “my“: a “new d8!“ I A ‘ day are expected home for the Advent present Bring tin cup and spoon A“ ; ‘ ' ' ‘ Camp-ground in Plaimllle, are Rev. else M" be provided ‘ Mrs. Fred E. Howard and children H A V I i and HTZHSGSI§ Ell-51:98:36. ofdh‘lfth 1’ '-— of Four Coruoru spent Tuesday 1' I ' 3 street, . ‘. Honor and \I d Hunlln OI L. . ’ lion Clara Veisor, of Quintard aveum-u Belle lb an 2‘ ' L ‘ : ——-—— , ' Mlu ldu Yunkea of South uvcnIo J Christopher Henchman of Central The lust Sunday open air twilight 'Monl!’ the finest gra e fees. one 63‘: es ,' avenue, yesterday had the misfortune Gospel service will be hold at Footer do fall from the 1139 01.9.11 apple tree,rPIrk. Belle Island, next Sunday oven- hailing on the ground head foremost. lug ll. 7 o’,clock weather permitting. Dr. R. \i Wolfe was summoned, and The storm prevented the service “was obliged to take four stitches in a from being held at the Park last Snu- wound that the fall had opened in the day night. it was held at Elim Home, young man's head. and the sermon was preached by the ‘— All". Mr. Jackson, pastor of the flow- ayton M. l. Church. ills theme was Heights. South uvenuo ' , “Tho Heavenly City” and it was treat-l _.____.__ i ed in a. new and novel manner, nun George E Kellogg and family, Who .m u very interesting and instructive huvo been spending the mouth at Bar messase bor View, will return Friday. Among those who have given Goo- pel message at these services are too out in Cleveland. FreSTi from nearby Orchards every morning. 500 The Hali-Bushel 500 «Misc Mubel Scolold has roturned to H her homo on Railroad avenue loom tho Stanford Hospital. ROWAYTON «vw 5"va .., ,I BASKET TelephOne Orders will receive Prompt Attention. "at .-‘1- '4']- 1-]- lat tar/4' ’1'." . ’D,"'."J‘."'v ~01 .-\—‘~u~‘.‘.-u“\-‘xh-" Romton Baptist Church—Sunday. is Old Home and Anniversary Day. The following services have been -m for the day. 10: 15 Prepara- . HM Prayer Service. 10: 30 Old Home Buy service with special music by the choir; and an approp1iate sermon by the pastor on‘ ‘Our Heritage. " The or- '1 , finance of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the close of the morn- “inset-vice. 11:50 The Bible School :m convene to study about the drum mic. loene beIWeen Elijah and the ”vice of the C. E. Society and the . ”worth League will be held in the ‘ ._Ihptlst Church. 3:30. The anniver- >suy Service will be held and the fol- " lowing well, known ministers are to , ”present. and have a part in the pro- : gram of the afternoon. 'Rev. Wm ‘ Samoa. of Brooklyn and Belle Island; ,flev. R. G. Hartley of South Nor-walk; and Rev. Edgar S. Jackson, pastor or. 1‘ the M. E. Church. ‘ There ‘is‘ tolbe Special'music and a j ‘ most interesting time is anticipated. » ‘j Every one who was present at the Moon of dedication ten years ago, ,mmzed to be at the meeting on 1m afternoon, and a most cordial invitation is extended to all in the annuity to attend these two ser- Maytou Methodist Episcopal ‘flhmhwfiuuday, 1t): 00 a. in. Class “1:10:30 11. :11. Morning worship. Hort sermon by the pastor followed: _ the Sacramental Service. The Mm for the morning is o continua- uau: of the Communion Sermons on Who from: The Early Christian min-ch." 11 511351111” ,floetlug; Captain J. S. L’Hommédlotiu) «mm—n. usocialism or The only] ‘ Rev. Mr. Anderson of the Rowaytou Boptlut Church. Rev. Kenneth Mc- Kenzie. rector or the Episcopal Church It Westport, Conn. and the well known writer and Bible expositor, s D. Gordon. author .of those well known and widely circulated books "Quiet Talks on Prayer and Power", and [111- dred topics. Mr. Gordon in now pre~ paring his twelfth volume for publicai tiou “Quiet Talks on the Gospel of St. John." Miss Currie Wilbur And others have also given interesting Gos- pel messages. There has also been excellent slug- ing at these services, solos. duets and quartets. The congregational singing has been led by George M. Marni-ano- er of the Westminster Presbyterian Church‘of Brooklyn. Mr. Murcrander has also rendered a number of elec- tive solos. ed all of the services. has spoken only once this season, but he will give the parting mesaagetomomw night. On' Sunday, September 12, be resumes preaching in his church in the city. but expects to ”end week days dur the remainder of September at Belle Island. ‘.—w.._'. 3111111111 i Nonoron .‘W-s. ‘W i “v “A" ’v—“\ meme: Buckley. or New Canaan, residing in Horoton for, - char, principal, will reopen for the tan‘ Rev. Mr. James, who has concuctfi 1, Maplewood School, Mrs. R. 1. Fan, and winter term, September 21. I 1 Mrs. Levi Brush who was quite} . ~ critically 111 in: week is much lm- ’ ‘ proved,» and reported out. or danger. ' Mrs. G. F'. ‘Bertlne and 3 party or friends motored to Suvin Rock, last Thursday, where they spent the day. Miss 'Loonelu Haulon of Not-walk Satisfaction Guaranteed. FREE DELIVERY. ultze’ 8 All Markets Open Labor 1)... until 9 a. m. 31' SOUTH NORWALK kets STAMFORD spent the weekend with her aunt. Mrs. ‘ Gilbert Stevens, of South Main street. : St. Anne: Church, Wat erbury, has: ‘ been the guest of Rev. John H. Staple ton for the past. few days, Mrs.Cooklngi1am and son Joseph. 01 Rhlucbeck. N. Y. spent the weekend iwlth Mrs. S. B. l-loyt of Main street. Oliver Brunch Council, Daughters or Liberty, will celebrate the 20th an- niversary of its organization on Thurs. day evening, September 16, in Rayh mond's Hail. ford, South Norwalk, Greenwich, and Dunbury lodges will be present; and also the State officers. Mrs. George H. Stevens of South avenue is entertaining her nephew, Ed- win Standrig of. Newhurgh for several days. (Mrs. Uriah Conway of Peekskm, eu- joyed 11 visit over the week-end with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Summits, Park street. .— SVM-v so w- l The salad supper‘which was booked to take place at: the Methodist Church. September 16, will take place Septem- ber 10.1 WESTPORT‘ 511N111 Mr. and M‘rs. Clarence ‘c‘nnb Stamford are the guests or Mnond ~ Mrs. William .11. Realms: on Hoyt , _ street. ' - ' ot' Howard 11. Brown returned Wodnoo day after a week’s vacation with on charge on the Westport Shoo more: Acum- Members from Stamg Charles Morris who has just resign- , so his position as postmaster, has tak- . turned, home. - utter: spending the. . summerstdlobon Point. 1. ' Rev. Joseph Prisons Cournoyer at for several weeks until the new mun- last Sunday night by Mrs. Clara ded. preached in the morning. agar becomes familiar with the stock on hand, etc. WEST NORWALK Mrs. Bt-inckerhol! recently visited Mrs. 7M. 0 ..Stevens Mrs. Robinson his returned home. after a short visit with friends in' the city. . ‘ Edith B Miller 11;; returned home Canaan. 1111'. Emily Hollund has returned home from Boston, for a short visit with her parents. _ ‘ "Van Dwinglo has re- Mis- Bertha. Johnson 11111115111111 and Mini " W Mirfiz . 4Tic Sureits A after working a few weeks in New}' ' gredient. ' it? DeKlyn’s ice cream. served at the fountain or in boxes toi Rev. E. S. Brown of Dorian. ,FRiESBlE’S PIE A Made in, the Clement Plant. And from the best fresh fruits obtainable. ‘ Ask Your Grocer for Them Insist our them at your res~ taurants. WW GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS Every drink served at our fountain is healthful in every in‘ We use only the best fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be- coming famous. Have you tried CIDER and WINE Presses AND E G s take home. Try our Soda and convince yourself that it is the in town. . 1: 'l'lic Norwaiii Drug Co. , H. A minimum. a No. Main St: , 80. "N 1111111. no i-(Succemr mantles E. Dow) V112 Washw Sm ., South Norm ‘11: ' w—Vacant money confine routed sud good tenant second through roosti-
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