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‘ box shop.
7 Norwaik,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—LEVEL GARDEN-
fiarm. 20acres, stream. Might ex-
4
k
—-
. change for small home in (mm. Many
- mutter bargains. D. s. Hull, South Nor-
.Walk. ‘ 56 3t
FOR SALE—GOLDEN RUSSET (‘l-
‘ der from Palmer’s Old Orchard Mills.
‘ Not like ordinary cider.
it is made
tronrselected russct apples. Try it.:
_ Wm. Miller, Washington street. 029 91
BUSINESS some "
Andrew Juhas‘s 215 E. Washington St.
Qirloin steak, 24c; round steak 23c;
V fresh shoulder 18c,- pork rib 22c; veal
utlet 200; veal chops 24c. .53
WANTED--Gllll-S TU \YORK IN
Ines. pay while learning.
Cllletl, Peabody
‘8: (30., inc.
BEST PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK .
Send Postal or Telephone.
L. EFFRON.
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
I BUY AND EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILES
'Also Buy Second-hand Furniture
WM. EFFRON,
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Mat Paper, But Work, But Price.
as mourn MAIN STREET
a unawauc anon: our
_‘
4.-
We Deliver All Over Town
RED OAK COAL
3‘Bu.No.2 Nut $1.00
3Bu. No. 1 Nut $1.20
, WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
scams “mo "‘FUNERKIZS.
Funeral of Mrs. Lundquiut
The funeral service of Mrs. John-
:lnzla L-undquist, wife of Franklin
Lundquist of 5 Lorena street, East
will 'be_ held at the into
home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. C. J. Vahlstrom at 2:30
_ ll'iciate and interment will be ill Riv-
erside cemetery. -
John Halley.
John Halley, aged 80 years. died
this morning at the home of his son.
John Halley, Jr., of Grant
Funeral arrangements will
nuanced later. ' ‘
be an‘
Edwin H. Raymond.
Edwin H. Raymond. of 71-2 Union
Park, died in the Norwaik Hospital
fivill be made later.
"l Funeral of Fran T. SeymOur
1" The, funeral of be late Frank '1‘.
fleymour was held this afifi-noon at
two‘o'clock from the home of the
deceased's sister, Mrs. L. E. Brundage
of 4 Chestnut street, Norwalk, Rev.
(1'. E. ‘Barto. of the Norwalk M. E.
”Church officiated, and internment was
111 Riverside Cemetery
- \
Foneral of Mrs. Tobey
The funeral, services of the late
”Mrs. Elizabeth Tobey were held this
afternoon from the late home of the
deceased in Word street. at 2:30
- Q‘Elcck. Rev. Charles E. Barto, of‘the
Norwaik'M. E (film-2h officiated and
55‘ A’niorement was in the Norwalk remo-
5 Ivory.”
'FAILS FOR $21,315.
. ~-,naa_rrsosn. Jan. ac—Samuel Freed
stealer in.:vvoman's wearingwapparel
has filed “a“ petition, in bankri‘iptcy in
”the Udited‘ States district court,
allowing‘liabiiities of $21,815. His
«creditors are mostly in New York.
astronauts,
lasslilcd
’ dvcrtisements
i
l
‘ Farm", 24 ilaviiand street.
wants, To Let, [for Sale,
Business and‘Professiml
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three Times, 50. 1 week
$1.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price.
...
TO LET. WANTED.
. TO LET’JJ noon FLAT. 71 01'}, WANTED—T0 nuv AN ENGINE
dar street. Back of store, 74 Washing- lathe and electric motor about 2 ii. p.
lqn street. lloodner‘s Hall for lodge 93 Lexington avenue. J6 31
purposes. A. C. Knorr, phone 87243. '
, .--
! wmrso~vouxs MAN WITH
TO LET—4 ROOMS AT 43 CEDAR'knewi-edge of bookkeeping to work in
street inquire '12; Cedar street or phone ofllce. Nash Engineering Company,
370' 1‘5 3, Wilson avenue, South Norwalk. jti 3t
|
To LET—IN FAMILY. WANTED—A \OL'.\(} MAX ()1!
Iniceiy furnished large front room, all 1’0" as helper in a Dry GOOdS store. A
fimprovements. 10 minutes walk from 300d opportunity for one to learn the
‘staiion. in Hill ' section. Lady pret'er- business. A. Dickerman & Son.
,l‘t’d. Address “Z“ careientinel.
PRIVATE
.l WANTED— BOY son DRUG
’ T0 LET—STORE AT 44 “’ATER store .Must be sixteen or over. Apply
street, also loft at 40 Water Street's Silllstm-l’nwell (“"1" 16 3'
South Norwaik. inquire of Edward§‘
WANTED~~ BRIGHT YOUNG
2 luau for stock room. Good opportunity.
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH ”1-: We pay a bonus of 10 pen: cent. in ad-
‘Wu-smvn "lint
. - .
“1...? .r-f- .
.chur’ . 1003.11.) Birth
meets at the church. 8:00 p. m..
* , “ business committee meeting at the the Lord's (M' 7,
~ A '1' .~ " "’7‘
church. . . . Archer, 33M
. . , . Wednesday—3:00 p. m., the Endesv- the Young Peoples' m“,
' or Circle meets with Mrs. John Sher- and discuss the subject! «15% 5
man. 58 Putnam avenue. 17:00 :1. m..
luncheon served by the Elmwood Dis-
trict of the Woman‘s Association. fol-
lowed by an address by the pastor on
“The «Humor of Nations.”
Thursday—7:45 p. 111., Women’s Bi-
ble Class. Topic, “The Baptism and
Temptation of Jesus.”
Brookelde sunday School.
Sunday, 3:00 p. m.——6unday school.
John L. Henry, superintenednt.
the
mun
Trinity Psrieh,‘Ilev. Frederick A
(oleinan. melon—Edward J. Sims. or-
Who Walketh Mt 1'! tamst and choir (linemen—Calendar
for the week. beginning January 7,
the o | Sunday after Epiphany. 8 a. m.. Holy
c unsel 0’ the(Communion, 10 a. 111.. Church school,
-11 a. in. administration of the Rite
wicked. oi Confirmation and Celebration oi
the Holy Communion. The Bishop Suf-
fragan of the Diocese will otiiciate at
the service. -i p. 111., Special Epiphany
musical service.
Tuesday, 8 p. m., meeting of the
leslry.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.. the annual meet
in; of the Women's Guild. Election
of oillcers, etc.
Wednesday. 7:15 p. 11)., annual meet»
in? 01 the Bethany Guild. Election
of odicers, etc.
Nor standeth In the way
of sinners.
Nor sllteth in the seat
of the scornful.
-—Psalms l: l
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Father's Business." (founnunion ser‘
Scull. Norwalil. \Viiiimn (1.0111111, min» vicu will be held at the close 01 the:
Men—10:30 a. m.. Holy Communion iuuinlng service. 12 m. llible schooi‘
and reception of members, 12 noon, version. 6:30 p. m.. Christian Endeav-‘
Thursday, 7:15 p. m.. meeting of
the Gil-ls” Friendly society.
Thursday, 7 p. m., dinner of Trinity
\‘cnng Men‘s club .in their club rooms.
lo" members of the club and those
\viio helped in anyway with the mill
WANT ,
I TO LET STORE AT
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1
street. .
this morning. Funeral arrangements
"« ' 9 [probe central powers
‘ " ' ,t it rightiy'uud'srstood
, provements. 2, minutes from trolley.
‘rent cheap. inquire after 0 pm. :3
' Elizabeth street. F
! TO LET—~Tllahl}
ROOM Al’Ali'l‘sl
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH- ment. light, heat, and privilege of the‘by the day. Apply to G. S. llyckmsn.| book.
‘bath. inquire of Daniel Keyworlll, 15
liiigh street, South Norwaik, Conn.
. 13 3c
3 TO LET—STEAM HEATED FLAT.
'6 rooms and bath all improvements,
:118 South Main .street. Frank 11.;
sli‘ltcll. d20 Gti
, ..
i TO LET——0 noou COTTAGE. ALl.‘
‘improvemcnls. Lawrence street. Ap-I‘
ply to R. Joseiov‘sky, Water street, or?
irtiove avenue, East Norwulk. d1!!! ti
l
207 EAST
:Washington street. inquire at (24 So.‘
: Main street or ’plione 60. l
I To LET —5 ROOM llU.\'(‘.Ai.()\\'
20ml 2 acres land, $12 per month, also
10 room house. good garden. $12.50 per
lillonlll, and many other rents in diffclu:
Ilent sections of city. For particulars.
i Ask John T. Haves ?
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insuransge
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NOTICE !
1 District of Norwulk. ss., Probate
Court. January 5, A. D.. 1917. ,
; Estate in Connecticut of Alexander,
lilacs, late of Newton in the state 01_
Massachusetts, deceasicd. [
' Whereas, written application has
:been made to‘this court by the admin-l
listraior of said estate, praying, i‘orl
E seasons therein set forth, for an order,
empowerinc him to sell the inventor~_
led real estate of said estnc, t
; Ordered. That said 'appiicnlion beI
‘heard and determined at the probate
ofiicc. in Norwaik, on the lfllh day of
January. 1917, at 2 o‘clock afternoon: I
and that public notice thereof be m’ven'
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspapcrl
having a circulation 111 said district, all
llcast five days before said day of hear-
ing.
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HENRY \V. GREGORY.
? _ Judge
._.__‘*‘—_____
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, December. 29, A. D.. 1916.
Estate of William N. Crow, late of}
Norwaik, in said district, decea'sed. ’ l
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and 111-:
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement!
Those who neglect to present their new
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will he deharred a recovery. Ali‘
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
EVA 5. CRAW.
lAdministrstrix ,
l
tau-rem: REPLY NOT ..
, READY UNTIL MONDAY
l ~—
England is Awaiting Advices From
France
LONDON. Jan, tin—The ‘British gov-
ernment still is awaiting advices
ifrom the French government con-
7cnr“‘"e ‘flm, mlbllcm‘nn of Jim en-
tente reply .to President: Wilson’s
peace note, the Associated Press
learned at the foreign office today!
it is now believed the reply will not
i
i
gbe made public before Monday. l
The Exchange Telegraph Com-iv;
“party‘s Amsterdam ccrrespondent'
quotes the "Arbeiter Zeitung" oti
' Vienna.
lpuLJHAjn-u
in its comments on the pos-
. “‘ also“ i’as , considering
,the sntente‘s reply to the proposals
as a peace 11039.,
l—wmrso—wrwrnn allusion; my
basket ball five at
.. 'o'ctm-k. . TheNorwalk Juniors line up
diliOll 10 regular salary. “- Jacob & Bible school. interesting mixed class
Sons, shoe manufacturers, Beiden tl' adults. (‘omc and'bring your wife
avenue, Norwalk. 15 minim you. 0:45 p. m.. Younrl’oople's
I Devotional Hour, 7:30 p. ni.. singabio
Hairs. sermon “'i‘ilrec Questions for
Bring the white
WANTED-ml GOOD LAUNDRESSIHW New Year."
14 3t: Tuesday, 3 o'clock at Baptist church
annual meeting of Home C ter.
s Daughters and Sons. 7: 0 p. m..
School an assistant cook, colored pre-fclass meeting. .
ferret]. Apply in person, or by tele-l Wednesday. Thursday and Friday in
. ., . . {7.4.1 p. m.. extra services at which
phone to the ltollstkcepel, 228' H 3t I l. variety of subjects will he‘llresenled
i by lrlends of the church.
WANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN!
weaving. Pay while teaming andl i‘l.u. lo be on hand!
quick advancement for bright girls. J. W strong.
19 Grove street.
.1. Cash. I.id., Chestnut street. d26.“”‘ $11138: bore in play-win dream ._
:.**' l ‘vl u have hard work to do and loads
to lift.
Show not the struggle—fear it, 'tls
God’s gill.
GOING SOUTH
on
Old Dominion Line
Savannah Line
Clvde Line
Let Us Get Your
Reservation.
.1. ill. Layton & Co..lilc
Real Estate and insurance
5 Railroad Ave.
\l'cdncsday. 8 p. m.. lecture by Dr.
S. i’ariles Pullman. of Brooklyn: "Life
at the Mexican Border."
Music at the First 1“. E. Church,
Sluth Norwnlk. Sunday. January 7.‘
1017. Archibald Merriam. organist and
director.-—~i\lorninc at 10:30.
Oral-n Prelude:
(‘olnmunion in it}. . . ..
(‘llcrlory Solo:
"1) l“illh(:l‘ Spirit"
Miss Amelia
Organ i’ostiudc:
......l)evrcd
....... Schneckcr
.1. Becker.
80. Norwallt
‘21 Moderalo .................. Gilbert
ADVERTISE-D LETTERS. {Evening at 7:110.
itlrnan Prelude:
South Norwalk. Epilogue ................... Dingle
Mrs, Mary Buckner. :(‘liur Selection: ,1
3 . . } “Let Him ill" .............. Miles,
1? 1' DM‘I' Gen. DP" ()llcrlory Solo:
MN R08" lullen Holden, Gen. Dl‘l- "'i‘llc Earth is the Lord‘s". . ..l.ynes'
Miss Elizabeth iioyl. 159 Woodward Miss Amelia J. Becker. i
Ave. ()l'gdll l’osllude:
Mrs. Juno“, (returned to \\'riter,) Allegro Moderate ....... Scllncckcr
Wm. H. ong. 11 1-2 Raymond street
Mrs. G. Miller. 19 So. Main street. 1’
Miss Mary Moore, (2). '
Miss Eileen Muldomnly, 71.
S. ()rloff. care of S. Roovner.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson.
Mrs. Laura Phelps 1041
St.
Henry F, Pencil. Gen. 'ncn.
Mrs. S. ll. Raymond.
Norwalil Methodist Church, llcv. (It
llarlo. It. l).,,pll.stol'.~~Suutlay ser~l
lviccs will he held as follows: (‘lass
'lncetmg at 9:30 ll. m.. morning wor-
sliin with Communion smwlm- and re.‘
Eruption 01 members at 10:30, Sunday
'stliooi and Men :4 Asscliioly will meet
Concord at the noon hour. Young People's,
(“Daciuvurd Meeting" at 6:30 p. m..'
jicd by 1.. St. John Keeler. At 7:30
:thn pastor will give another illustrat-
. , led sermon. the topic of which will be1
Richard Rauilngs. i"). Lost Christ." This sermon will,
Chas. St Dlmock. :bt- illustrated by nrtistl' and impres-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, 71 West‘sne pictures Strangers always “'01-:
Ave. come l
Harry Stockbower 13). . Morning. 9
. l‘rclude: '
Misc Marcella Smith. Elm Grove. 1;]. “1mm in 1.} Minor ...... llatislef
Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. 11. Taylor, 11 1-2 Qi.liil'lt'l-“AH Christ Upon the (‘l‘oss"'
lsl,
........................... Ballard 1
Harry Williams, Gen. Del. 'l‘cnor Solo—Selected.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M. lasting}: in A 1:11:27"; .Adoiph Hesse;
-.--.- l‘rviudc:
Norwdlk. llylnue Celeste ...... ....C. .1. Grey
Barrett. Miss Margaret, 49 Orchard Ouazlct~”The Soft Sabbath Calm"
St. .................. . Bohm-Sciinecker;
Quai‘tch—"Saflor, When Night in-
Brock. Ralph
Cavanagh, Mrs. Michael
Doyle. Mrs Alfred
Flouster, Mr. 111.
dial], Albert C.
Logg, J. M.
Libbersteln, Mr. .1.
Lawior. Thos. F,
Rungsted. C. N.
Smith. .los., 7 West Ave:
Sweeney, Hugh
Thompson, Miss Grace S.
Wentwortrh. Miss Elsie
Wells, Eudora F. -
Wheeler, Mrs. M, J. ‘
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
case 01- THANKS
volves the Skies"..
Quartet—Selected.
I’Ostiude:
Allegro lnquicto ........ Rudolf Bibi:
..H. R. Shelley
, East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. S. P. Fairban..s, pastor.
~0230 a. m.. fellowship meeting.
10:30 a. m.. Miss Carrie J. Carnahun,
of Pittsburgh. Pa., will be the speak-
cr at the morning service. Miss Carna-
ban is, a representative of the W. F.
M.‘ S., and a speaker of national repu-
tation. She has toured through South
America and will relate to us the con-
dition of affairs in that benighted
country." We are looking forward
With pleasure to her visit here. Spe.
ciui music by the church choir. 12 in.
Sunday school hour for Bible study.
Miss ICnrnaban will address the school
, at the close of the lesson and the mis-
{We to]: this way to "express our sicuary offering will be taken. 3 p.
ulcers 1 links and appreciation for m.. the Junior League service, Charles
all the kindness of our blends and Rhine, superintendent, 6:30 p. m., Sen-
‘will meet ill the evening with Mrs.’
‘ Oticrtory:
l oucitory—Lullaby. . . .Johu M. Loretz
neighbors during the late hex-easie- JOY League service: 7:30 11- 111-» 581‘-
mcnt of our husband sndwfuther. "W" .by ”IF ““0" subject: “Ground
MRS. A. -H. momma»: AND “1 “in“: ‘
.. FAMILY,
in: 01 the Women's Foreign Mission-i
pry {Society a0‘1he home of Mrs.
‘Bajketbau. 'Carruthers.
St. Paul’s vs. Norwalk .lunlors.— Wednesday, 2 D. H)" the weekly 895-
’l‘he St. Paul’stagt basket ball team slon of the Ladies Aid Society.,
w -| otav the. ’Norwak Juniors fast Wednesday. 3 D-
their court, at League Bible study class.
Berkley street. this evening at eight
in
30:01:}, %%urt;.bews0n.18weens'on 32:? . ,. - - 3
- 3‘ .3 , scum-tuna fiends. ‘ ’ ' ‘1 «small WkBuilt atoms“.
1110me 361110111 {secondment will" narr’lson Thompson 1'
s alien anatomic assimilate 10 30:9 “at '
rayer meeting“...
Tuesday, 8 p. m.. the monthly meet-t
ni.. the Epworth.
Thursday. 7 :45 p .m., the mid-week,
iéilu‘ Circle 11318!!!
6
slrcls.
Friday. 3:30 p. m.. meeting of thc
Junior Auxiliary to the Board 01
Missions. 7:210 p. 11L, meeting of the
Ct'lliirmation class in the Guild room.
7'45 p.’nl., clloir rehearsal at 7 High
Sil‘it’l.
or meeting. 7:30 p. m.. evening wor-t
:liip 'ine pastor will speak on the
subjtct: “The High Cost of Low Liv-
ing." Song service at the beginning,
Monday, there will be held a con-3
(create on the Five Year programme."
“(his is to bc for all the churches oi"
lll * Fairfield County Association. The; . 7‘“:- .. ‘
morning session is for the patx'irs and, El. Peters (.crmun . Lutheran
the afternoon session for all these ill-l Cl‘uit'll, tedar street, near Vt cs1 :1\1~
ierepusd in the advanci- work of 1m.- nue. Martin 1.. Stcup, pastors-~lilrst
denomination, The evening: meetinglbunday after Epiphany. Both morn-
wili be especially lnlt‘l‘t‘slillg u) unling and evenlng services will be held
:13 there are to be addresses, one 0f :11 St. Peter's Lutheran church, in Gert
which Will be given \by m.“ E. Killian. Morning semic-eat10:.10,even-
CJi-ass. Ph. 1). 01' New Britain. int: service at 7:30. The pastor wrii
'l‘uesduy, 3 p. m.. the annual meet'dcllvcr the sermons. All the mom
231;: of the Home Chapter of King'sibl‘l‘fi are earnestly requested to be
Daughters and Sons will be held 81:1‘020101 in lllL‘il'_ attendance. LVEI')"
the South Norwalk Baptisl Church, ibcdy is cordlaliy welcome. particular-
\\’edncsdiiy, 3 p, m.. the tuissionflll' the Lutherans of the City. Seats
study class of the \Volnpn's Asscctauill the church are free. Sunday
my“ meets at the church. Adjourned school every Sunday morning at 9:00.
ilom last week. ,liugilsh and German primary .Junior
Thursday, 7:15 p. 11],. xuj(l.week,llllll senior departinenls.‘ Meeting of‘
ultcting of the church. ‘tlic voting members Sunday after
~ mowing services. Business meeting
of the Young People's Society, Thurs-
day evening.
i-irsl Congregational Church. Revs
Ernest l“. McGrcgor, Mi. [1,, pastor.—~
" 1’7“;
0" ml on" ~
Evading Moral Issues?" This is m
all important question in these days
of religious laxoty and moral timldity.
Come and express yourself. 8 p. m..
there will be a massagef'given setting
101-111 the plan of the year and Com-
munion. If you are no better this
year than last, then you deny your
Lord and are a traitor to His cause.
rBe brave; be bold and show yous-ooh
ors. All are welcome here. -- ‘
Calendar for the week—Westley
night, class meeting,
choir ..rehearsai.
sums ililfllll
.—..~.—.
(Continued from First Page)
Lei-rded the Westport car, and about
11:15 p. m.. a telephone call was re-
ceivcli from the conductor of the Nor-
woikbound Westport car. that a man
answering the description of the
shooter'Was on the trolley.
Officer-s ‘Cluile, Thomas and Jere~
inlnll homey, Adams, Grumley and
Munay acted as a reception commit-
tee to ix’linger who was seized by of-
ficers Chloe, and Thomas and Jere—
miah ilorncy before he Fouid get 011’
of the car. The remainder of the pol-
ice party hovered about lhn car '“1 the
outside and the prisoner had quite an
escort to the station house, counting
the five policemen and the crowd of
bystanders who flocked to the scene
of the excitement.
in the station house. Kiinger was
searched. and among his personal ef-
fects was found two thirty-eight call—
her revt-ivers, both fully loaded, a.
large quantity of extra bullets, and
a pocketbook contuininer $19 cash.
The bullets in one of the revolvers
note of the dum-dum type.
Irv-c “l. Klinger
tallied readily and said that he had
been exasperated into shooting Krep-
pcz'. by the incessant tantalizing re-
marks and jokes which he suffered
at the instigation of his victim. He»
said that a heated argument preced-
ed the. shooting, and that Mapper
finally grabbed up a stool and struck
him (wet the: arm. as be rinsed it:
to defend his head and shoulders.
Killiner then pulled his grim, and tried
to shoot his man through the left
wrist. . He said that he fired only
one shot. but this was untrue. Krep-
per received two slight wounds and
lri‘I‘Ht i hit
'one dangerous wound in the abdomen.
Krt’nner admitted in the hnsolml'
Morning services at 10:30wi1h (‘Ulll‘i \‘l
munlon. The paslor will preach mp; lidwcil reciow-J’t‘irsl Sunday attel'l
Communion sermon. At the vespev Erlpll'lny 7.30' 4‘ in Holy t‘on1-.
. . , . . . . .. .,
“2],”?! “fuan’w. ‘1‘“?! “affix. r1“). munion, 9:15 a. 111.. St. Paul's Sunday"
Hm on “ Ag] 0 K on. school, 10:30 a. lll.I Holy Communion
The Sunday school meets at noon.=nm, scrnlon ., p m g, Andrew's Sun-l
13;?3.33.11.“l:.5.32:"§3.“2.“§l‘1.133?maywool353 “at" ...... 7i”. ll
lt is a good time to enter the school.! "1' evening prayer. All persons “'0‘
All members should be present to,-
make a good start. The Christian:
It‘lldtiivor will meet at 6 p. "1., topic:'
"Mural issues," leader. the pastor.
Thursday. midweek service at it p.
in.
Monday, the annual meeting of the
Golden Rule Circle will he held with
Mrs. Abram Fitch. ill. Orchard street
at 3 p. in.
Monday. The
Paul‘s Parish. Rev. Louis Ii.
Church, and new scholars may join?
either of the Sunday schools on any
Sunday. The Beclnncrs' department
limits for children four years old..
ii’aui"s church is open all day every.
rday in the year for rest, prayer and
meditation. Tile Giris’ Friendly S0-
cicty meets Tuesday night at 8,
': Paul's Guild. Wednesday afternoon at
' 2:30.
lkiorkecper's Circle
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwalk. licv. 'l‘ulll‘erro l~‘. t‘as-
lit“), ll. 11., roman—First Sunday ant-l“
the Epiphany. January 7th. lloly Coin
lilLlllOIl and sermon at 10:30. Sunday
school at 12 in. Evening prayer and
the 1.. II. A. will lip llelti ill the Parish, sermon. b“: the vector in The New
lion.“ at :: i'. m ,.:awn. ltor the next two or three
'i‘ht annual meeting of the cilurcii'wmfl'S ”‘0 rector may be “‘9“ m
“l” he held in the parish house on“‘dl""5““d at St LURO'S TN‘lOI‘l'. N0111-
' Further notice will be
Thursday. January 25. at 7:30 p. ln.l"‘_"' ”“1"“- -. _ 'i‘i '
'i'lit next meeting of the Men‘s club! 9"”) on Sunday next]. bl: coherent
will be held Wednesday. January 17,: “m and ”‘9 genera rm 0 are cor-
“,‘h Ivuzzung piorson‘ of Np“. Haven: ('illily invited to' the services noted
to cncrtaln the members and fricndsu "WV":
Music for the day.
.t. ('armi llclts for its annual lnectlnltl
'l‘u( sday, the annual meeting of the,
(iti'ancr's t‘lrcic will ’be llcltl at the,
home of Miss Mary Iictls. Newtown‘
avenue, at 6:30 p. In.
‘t'etinesduy. the annual meeting of
Grace Church. the Rev. J. Benton
Morning. .
Prelude—Andante cantabilc, Werner. FPClOF‘Tht‘ “PM 3111108.." fif-
fiom ‘ith Symphony, lie.r Epiphully——First celebration of the
l’ LTschuikovvsky. ,iioiy (‘ouununion at 8 o'clock: Mis-
Qilhl‘lt‘l-"Wlllle, With Ceaselessgsion Sunday school of S, Faith at
Course the Sun"..l’, A. Schnecker 9:00; second celebration of the Holy
Quartet—“Give Peace, 0 God, Again-V, Communion and sermon at 1030: Hu-
.. 11. R. Shelley-”sh Sunday school at noon:
Melody in t‘ .......... 'i‘hco Salome
Postiude-State March. . .W. Spinney
Vesper Service at 4:30.
Prelude at 4:25:
tin-Toccata in G.
b—Cnntiiene Nuptinle.
Theo. Dubois.
Antehm——“Nunc Dimittls" in E flat.
H. W. Parker.
irilce Baptist Church—Services
will be conducted by Rev. J. W.
'i‘alicy. of Chicago. 111.. preaching at
1.1. a. m.. Sunday school at 12:30, even-
ting service at 8 o'cock. Holy Com-
‘munion will be served. All are we]-
come.
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. , Advent Christian Church, Van Zant
Quartet~“ln Heavenly Love Abid-: and Harvey streets“ East Norwalk.
“it! --~----_ ----- ..B. Cecil Klemdtev Geo. M. Teepie,‘ pardon—Hail
Postiude—-Conccrt-piecs in C. .W. Lee! hour of prayer, 10:00 a. m.,Holy Com-
' .munion and reception of new mem-
South Norwalk Congregational hers, 10:30 a. m.. Sunday schoOl. 12 in.
Church, John Stapieton. minister— Junior Loyal Workers 3:30 p. m.. Loy-
Morniag service at 10:30. Sermon by hi Workers meeting 5:116 p. m.. even-
the pastor and Communion service. ing sermon 7:00 p. m.. midweek pray-
l-Evening service at 7:30. Topic, "The er and testimony meeting. Thursday
Better Way."
12:00 o’clock, Bible 7:45 p. m.
E'slttol flaroh . . . . :.- . . .TM'hrf adxyflllolltlfiws ,fiflfifififli. from 1330 m
Tuesday—41:30 , ., 1&0?"th
lur- lltrs. Louder,
8.10.1);
5” - soon. in.
lwelcome at the services at St. l’aul‘sl'
'bv Kreppor with the chair.
evening -
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{prayer and sermon at 7:30. |
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school. Howard 1H. Tilly, superintsn- ----nr
,dcu: 12:00 0.019“! Men's Bible C13”: Raymond Street Union Mission...
Topic“ “The Baptism of Jesus." Services every Sunday at 3 o’clock.
Music for the day. All are welcome. All services con-
M°"""°' ducteu by James A. Fuller.
Prelude. _
Solo—Heaven Is My Home,
Oley Speaks FIRST CHURCH OF Gym“
Postiude. sglENTIST r
Evening. First Church of Christ,.Scientist, 57
Prelude. I 1 West avenue—The regular Sunday ser-
Soio—Not Ashamed of Christ . Dunks vie e of this church is held at 11 a. m.
Postiude. «
. Morning. . January 7th—God.
Prelude—Prayer and Cradle Song.... rDecembel:,F _ cmfwyp vbg
...... ...............Aiex Guilmant Wednesday evening - testimony
l'cstlude: J meeting at 8 o'clock. 7
Andante in DEve-rlin'p """" 13' Silas , To both these services the public is
Prelude: . ' , ' . cordially incited. - . , ‘
. Cantabile ..... ..Olemsnt .Lmt hummer-onions maintained wat
P0910“? the same address. open each week,
that'lle had teased Klinger. who re-
sented the. names, but said that he '
did not believe the his fellow would
do anything serious. He claims that
lxlincer drew his gun first. and that
he then seized a chair in self de~
fence. ," ,
After the shooting, Kliugcr held up
‘* ' m vltn mom in the shop with
his gun. and then ran out of the ‘fac-
levy and down
After trying in vain to catch a ride on
um .... "...... A i... nim‘
a Norwnlk car. Be
my bin wav in New
York. in which city he has friends.
lev line. and took
' ‘ L. \.
St; Kilnger's left. arm was considerably
swollen last night, which wound he,
claims came from a blow delivered
in at-
temptingr to “hop" a train. Klinger in-
jured his richt is: considerably, but
was still able to walk.
'iinzer is a man well over six feet
nheicht and is well proportioned-
He claims that he is a German. and
that he has served four years in the
German Navy. He said that he was
glad hd wasn't in Germany now lio-
cause he wofiid have to be in the
war. He has lived in this country
for seven years. and claims that he
has three children in Utica. N. Y."
Klinger’s work slip gives his (orator
residence as Schnectedy. N. Y. The
police believe that hp mlw ‘have posv
sibiiy escaped from the titles insane
Asylum.
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DENY DEUTSOHLAND ,
' rs EPECTED SOON
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Not Before Spring Officers Say,
Though savedoru Arrive '
NEW LONDON. Jan. fire-The or-
rivai of twenty-five negro stsvedores '.
from Baltimore at the docks of the ‘
Eastern Forwarding. Company here.
during the Week has given rise to re-
ports that the German submarine-
Duetschisnd would” make another
trip to this port soon. Officers of the
Forwarding Company said, lots to
night. however, that no submarine
was expected until the early spring.
Friday night, , ‘
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l.
t
i
St, r._ireight train, he walked to 'the “‘01- . .
The stevedores were employed hi: '
Baltimore when
made her trip there last summer and:
were brought to New fililmdon dust
November‘to unload and reload the
undersea boat's cargo.
.If you had been a good Sentinel
classified advertiser, at the time you
secured your present position, per-
haps you have found one paying:
twice the salary—and with twice the
chance for useful servitm
For, the South
and All Parts of the g-
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Norwalk Chronicler