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EAST
"NORWALK
Miss Hazel I’ret-ec has returned
Filo-lo after spending a day in New
York visiting triends.
VTllere were more. East Norwalket's
I'lhe fight in Music Hall last oven-
hg than there wort: people from the
.Mér districts. ‘ ‘
~ The East Side llov Smuts, Troop
2,. live, met nith S1outtuosttrtiray in
‘ the Marvin 51 hool lost 1 \111i1g. 'l"l11>111
1 was regular drill.
- f'l‘be rttpid 1‘1'1‘0V1xl‘y 1.1"ite1'. S. P.
“lrbunbs, pastor ol‘ the: 151ml 111111111-
11. ‘E. church. is .1 source of joy l1) the
many members of llisvltzll‘lsll. ‘
Potatoes at'tc mlutd at $1 or more :1
jack on the East Side. Sugar supply
.h rather short 1111 even condensed
milk has gone up about two cents 11
an.
Work on taking the census has 211.211
commenced in the Third l'llStt'iet. A
, L house to llOllSt‘ .1111v11ss will be 11111111-
shortly. The boy scout-1'
voted their serxicos.
have volunte-
The Third District was absolutely
flooded with water this morning. lic-
tween the heavy rain and the melting
of the snow the streets were. covered
with water from three to four inches
deep.
> - it is expected that Officer John I
Roberts will 11111111! to his duties on
. tho police force soon. Mr. Roberts has
been mentioned 11 possible sucessot' to
the late 'l‘houuts
'detcctivosct'geant.
Leatherlund 11s
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.A trouble was encountered with
yesterday on the East avenue ear. it‘or
_ some 11n:tc1.ount11bl1~ r1 usou 1l11- 1:111
refused to go 11111] the 11.51 111 the tlul-
Joys wcrc throw on the S1hedules for
a thort time.
Vlt1ls most probable’ that no more
. unocble will be played during 11111 at
the Mayflowm Hook and Baddot (‘om
party quarters The. 111st enjoyable
some in the tournament “as played
Thursday
The evangelist now holding tucet
V, logs in Norwnlk. Ilcv. Martin.
» Burch Williams, will address the
chu's Class of the East avenue Moth-
..odtst Episcopal Church, tomorrow, his
ubject beingr “The Famine in Our
lloular kind ofla111ine Mr. Williams
has in mind~—the whiskey famine. in
.lhe fourteen dty bone states, the food
famine, or the famine in things
piritual. At any rule it will soon be-
for discusSlon all ovor our land. Mn;
iiams cold not have. chosen no more
resting :ubjcci that that of “him-
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llllllS lflE RElSOil
Wan south Natwalk ~People' in Poor
Health Without Knewing the
‘ _ cause
.. eroare l'icorcs of people with drag
miserable existence without re-
bhe cause of ‘thel’r suffering.
‘ day they are racked with
mud headache; sulfur from
s, dizziness. weaknéss. tan-v
, oppression. Perhaps the kid
on fdllcn behind in their work
. the blood and' that may be
lilac Trouble. Look to. your
ist them in their Work-
o more highly recommended
than” Dunn's Kidney Pills;
In. grateml testimony from 11
title locallcy'
Won. 20 Van 21ml street...
Milt. says: "About a your
sinuses Donna Kidney rut-
6' 1 of 111. mutt. mount
.. anyhow and you are sure. nut to 'bo
Viln‘lchurCh is found in
iing. Let us keep it throbbing.
Land .. It 5 "9‘ him“ Just what par Anderson pastor.
come a frequent, f not popular subjectl
the help they need. You.
Lw fl'uM\. I .‘rJn
Air. and Mrs llerberuWheeler of
Tokeaeke have left to! 11112.1; city
home. . ‘
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The home of John snoring Hoyt on
Contentment Island is being rodecorat-
ed by Mills Bros.
t
I Raymond Strsct a: 60,. icedeslers,
vhaving harvested a fine crop from the
{ROWAY till; i ‘
.Goldfish Pond, have acquired two;
handsome new horses, to be bitched’
up to their throe~horse delivery wagon:
recently ordered. and will have a fine
outfit with which to serve their patrons
this summer.
1
> Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church
~ ' Notion
Sunday. Fem-nary 25th. Rev. E. S.
Jackson, pastor. Morning worship at
10:30 a. m. The. pastor’s sermon sub-
ject in the series of reasons why
some men in Row-nylon "are not Christ»
lans,“namely, ”Because there are so
many Relimions that l 11111 confused
and doom know which is right.” i
Bible School at 11:50 11. 1n.~lheles-
son subject is, “Jesus at the Pool or
Bethesda." St. John 5. 1'15). Classes
'i’or all and all are cordially welcomed.
. Class for the young people in church
membership at 3:00 p. 111. 1
Epworth League at 15:45 [1. 111. The
topic for the evening is, “Christ's
Power to Keep Us." Mrs. l1]. S. Jack-
son is the tender; 1
Evening worship 111 7:30 p. 111. This
being the last Sunday owning service
of the month it will be. observed as 11‘
meeting for praise. testimony bud conof
icsslon, 11 meeting in which every one‘
is invited to have part.
ly meeting of the Sunday School;
Board in the Sunday School rooms ot’i
- the t'lllll'Cll. i
Wednesday at 7: :1) p. in. annual sup-l
per for all members and friends of the}
'1'i1ttt'ch. This is on event in our}
church life. especially for the adults.
The children have their good time it!3
little later at the Sunday School pic-
nic and we could .uot bc oxpcctctl to
provide for them 1111 at this time. Ilow:
ever it you can not come without bring-
ing some of tho childrou why come
turned away. Tickets are brim: is»
sued and we tll‘i' trying to rcucll c\’ct'.V
one on our coustltttency roll.” lint it
some one does not hand you it ticket
and you are a frieud, member 01' con—
tributor to the church. come anyhow
for it is'your church home and you
11111 uelcomc The women of ‘tho
church led by the tuitht‘ul 1111‘1 making
pr'mislons to satisfy the appetites or.
lrunny. A genial “homey" good little
‘is anticipated. llr. Churle'. W. Mo
.lCoruiick our district supct'lntt'ndenl.
will be with us and utter supper will
.hold the last (ltlill‘HtE‘lly conference of
this chlorence ye111.All reports for
the conference should be ready that
there may be no d1lay in the business
of the conference.
Thursday at 7:30
prayer service. The
the prayer mecb
p. m. midweek
pulse of the.
Rowayton Baptist Church
soon 1), Feb 25111 1917. Rev. H. B.
10; 30 morning u mship with 11 it'ltmt
talk to the children upon the subject
“The times and the Crowf'n "l‘he‘l
theme of the rcgulzu seinton is to be.
"A Glorious Knowledge
11: 50 the weekly scssiou of the Sun-
day School for the. study of the in cat
est book in the wo. id. There is no
better way in which one can spend an
hour of the Lord's Day than in get-
ting familiar with God's tucssugc' to
mankind.
The Sunday School \1 in travel over
another stage of the journey in the
Tour of Japan. which it is making.
3:30 the Junior Endeavors will hold
1
ment room All boys and girls under
sixteen. year of ago. are welcome. and
lug and belpIuL
4: 30 the opening. part. of this serv '
1 vice will be in charge of the Christian
Endeavor Society, with Mrs. Eugene
Ambler as the leader. The topic of"
the meeting is. "What Our Denomlnw
tion. is doing tor. Home Mleslons ” The
shoud respond. P‘Hdrvestiitg‘ the
the pastor's sermon
services 01 this church.
Notices for the week;
The A. W. T. Class will meet on
Tuudnynnernoou at a place to be
‘anuouncod.
The mtu‘mid will meet. on Wed-
‘ sud" morning at to.
on Wednesday «win; It 7:“.
71111111ch at W Hill
In tho-til! tut 111m m
Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. regular month!
their meet mg in the primary depart-1
will find this meeting both tntercst- '.
roll will be called and every member 3
Home” Fleds,” win he pie subject or .3
Everyone is welcome at all of the '
The mid-week meeting o! the church .
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THE Chandler offers intrinsic valuo greater
than other cars for which you are asked to
pay muchan‘tore. Greater value in materlds,
design, equipment, and, above all else, in the
dependable and enduring service of its mar-
velous motor. ‘ ‘ ‘ _
-. . You may say it is easy to make such a claim
, § : for the Chandler. It is.
1: ‘ PROVE SUCH A CLAIM F OR'THE CHANDLER.
‘ ' . Year-old: Chandlers command as
high or higher price in the used car
market than year-old cars of other
makes selling,.W
three hundred dollars more.
. Could any further evidence he asked, to
prove Chandl‘éi' leadership in value? It wouldn’t
seem so, but let's make thorough inquiry.
. ' What: other make of car, .at anything like
gen-=3.
3'1“?
. :va-
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has been developed, refined and perfected
throughout four years of conscientious monu-
._r
[ hum-Passenger.— Roads: . $13959 - "
~V -, Asapfioesfi.
Anle 1s EASY TO "
what} new, for two or .
the Chandler price, otters you .a motor which '-
Four-Passenger Convertible Com $1995
," com. ouooss YOUR common Now ,. —
factors 111ml not subjected to radical changes
or experimental devices? None.
Whm: other make of car, at anything like the
Chandler price, offers you such a proven mech-
- autism as the whole Chandler~ chuséls?‘ Nona
What other make of car, at anything. like
the Chandler price, olfcrs you all those features
characteristic of the highest priced, high-grade
cars—Bosch high tension magnetm solid cast:
I
aluminum motor base, extending from frame,
to framé :big silent chains instead of noisy gears
for driving the motor shafts; full floating. and
silent spiral bevel gear rear axle and light: run-
ning aimuiar ball bearings in transmission,
difiercjntial and rear wheels? Néme.
What other make of car at: anything 1ch the;
Chandler price odors you more beautiful and
comfortable bodies than the Chandler? None.
Chandler policy has always kept the Chan-
~ . dlcr price lbw. Relatively it: is lower today, when
" so many prices. have been inflated, than ever
These are Facts, and to you they mean a Better Car for Less Money
Seven-Passenger To'urhIg Car, $1395 ' ..
Seven-Bassenger Convertible Sedan, 82095
' Edmonton, $3695
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