Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 10, 1917 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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' In loving and constant memory or:

 
 
 
 
 
 

Comstock, whom God called home one
year ago today, March 117. 1916.
.-Sleep on dear lather, .
‘ and cake lily rest. ‘
.We’miss you most.
We loved you hast.
Gone but. not forgotten in our home
”On earth today. ’
MARY J. COMSTOCK,
HAMILTON L. COMSTOCK,’
‘ MRS. FRED LARSEN

 

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WANTED. ‘1
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. WANTEDeBOY ABOUT 17 YEARS
old. Neat appearance, and god penman.
»-.William 1P.» ‘Beero’s Stationery Store,
3.49 Wall street. ’

 

 

 

W5NTED~BOY r0 worm IN Cl-V
gar factory. Apply John T. ’SliP'E‘hall,
Norwalk.’

 

 

WANTED—~FIRST CLASS \‘VOOD
. ‘ pattern maker. Good chance and Ste-a-l
’ ‘ dy work for right man. Higley Ma-

: “chine (30., Chestnut street, South Nor-

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wanrewué‘x, WOMEN, 18 on

over. 375 'month. Government jolrs.

‘ “at positions tree. Write mediate

1y, Franklin Institute, Dept. 280 R0-
chester, N. Y.

WANTED-OLD FA'IJSE TEETH.
,Don't matter it broken. I pay one to
ten dollars per set. Send by parcel
poet and receive, check by return mail.
Ia Mater. 2007 S.” 5th street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.

 

WANTED—A GENERAL HOUSE-

 

I‘rom eight until one-thirty. Address

. flil‘oropetent." care of the South Nor-
1 walk Evening Sentinel. 1119 iii
WANTED «CUSTOM IIA'I‘CHING.
Now is the time to secure space in our
mammoth incubator. Baby chicks for

sale reasonably rates. Maplegi-ove ' To LET—i’rwo LARGE UNFUR-gwho neglect to present their accounts.

. ‘ ‘arm. Tel. 1089.

 

WANTED~POSITION as am;
round man on farm. Frank Khoney, (l

loxlilgton avenue. ms at

‘NWANTEDFTO BUYWALL limos
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. II. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel. 1151. J20 ti

 

 

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WANTED—MAN T0 REPAIR'SEW-
in; machines,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

OffiRATORs 0N SEWING MACH-
lnos. . pay while learning. -

 

\VANTEDr—GIRLS ron Paossmo
and folding soft shirts.

; f a C0... lilo.

LOST. '

 

.. Lear-a SUM or ,"MONEY, BI?-
Ltwoen A. 'J. Collins &‘Co., tind‘dMonroe
street. Finder please return to Semi:
el ofilce. Reward.

 

 

 

' BUSINESS NOTI'CEL;

pawn-mo -"- PAPER-HANGING
.5 ’ ocorating, painter’s supplies; wall
gt; miner, up-to-dnto‘ styles. lutvest prices:
timates cheerfully.givenr Trial .or-
orssolicited. Tel, 400,
White 61.1-2 Fly avenue. -

'0 can. Sodium
‘ ‘ ..-B|lildlllg Specialist

Bm‘klyn, Pcddlc' Inst

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insuring..-"
'1 , “museum! '

‘ also good garden. Inquire Elizabeth

ioteam heat-ed.

OMIUNI'MM

_ 'THe,Aivm‘Ne 0.. SMITH ‘TRANS.

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To LET—vCONlflbflTABLY i'oa

 

pm" dear husband and father. Royal 14- ‘nished rooms. Some tor light house- Good” condition. Inquire of John F.
the Johnsonian. inquire I Darrow. 195 East avenue.
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keeping at

High street.

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T0 LETVONE PLEAS

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dress 10.10., care of Sentinel.

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'ro LET—(i BOOM COTTAQE, ALLilined with galvanized iron. Last lilo
" ] improvements Garden, chicken run ' time. . Three sizes, price 25c up. South

and,bsm. 5 minutes from trolley!
Reasonable rentto right party:

onrflshpoggTwcnty-Fivc Word: of A
_hoc,15c. Tluecfimq, so. 1 week
1 “so. Mayo." Double Price.

MLA AAMMMJWJHMB.’ x. it a a,

. ANT FUll- Shoninger make. $50. Bargain, address
, nished room on West avenue, central. , Q. Sentinel office; or inquire 30 Taylor
1All improvements, private family. lid-i avenue.

In. street.

'-‘- Av~-...-_ ”.115. _. ,

FOR SALE.

 

 

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cos sate—mounts RANGE.

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FOR 3ALE~UPRlGHT PIANO.

 
 

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FOR ,SALE ~ ASH BARRELS.

 
 

Norwalk Oyster Farms (30.. 140 Water

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quire 31 Stuart avenue. mlo 3t].

 

TO LETw—STOREAT “1 WATER
street, also loft at 140 Water street.
south Norwalk. Inquire of Edward
Farrell. 24 llnviland street.

. . ...._ W...
T0 LET-5 ROOMS IN GOOD CON-
dition. fut rcvwl, hot and cum .iatcr.

(lager, McKinley Place, ‘Rowaytonu !
TO LET~3 ROOMS AT 21 new.
avenue. Inquire on premises. m8 3‘

 

 

To LET—t ROOMS, CONTAINING
gas, electricity, furnace and stove. 25
Lowo street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Inquire 18 Hoyt street, n—South Nor-
walk, Conn.

 

FOR RENT-liOUSE 0 ROOMS
all improvements 64 Woodward ave-
nue. Rent 325. Inquire of C. E. Hoyt.

 

1T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
private family. steam heated, electric
lights and haul. Use of telephone“

two minutes’ walk from center. Phone ,
1423-3. 1

 

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‘ worker with knowledge of plain cook-‘1 T0 LET—:6 ROOMS, 4: woonri Dislrlm of .Norivnlk. as Probate,
ing, for filnllly of three. Every day ward avenue with all illllll‘ovolllt‘lllS-i fioul‘l. February 23. .A. 1).. 1917.

Inquire ill 04 Water street
Stelllhcrg. TM. 1615.

, Barman & i

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i To LET—LARGE s'rono, 72}
North Main street, South Norlvnlk. Ill-t

Iquire at United Grocery (‘0.

 

 

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inislicd rooms. with both. light and:
heat, at 38 Bayview avenue.
,Tel. 1251. - i

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lou street East Norwnlk. Apartments
,200 Washinuton street, East NOTWMIL
and 39 Chapel street, Norwnlk. In-
quire 6-1 South Main street. Tel 60.

 

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' TO LET-1 APARTMENT AT at),
Spring street, 5: rooms on second floor,

“i with improvements. Inquire. ‘oi Mrsi

ill. Tarlov. 16 Grove street, or To].

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r 753-12.

 

i TO LET~LOFT IN SWARTZ 8r
?Corhelt block. containing 5,000 square
Test of floor space with light on all'
sides. Otis freight elevator service,
For further particle
’lars, apply at the office of The Old

Well Cigar Company.

iwfdeET—l-Il .ANo1- 2-3 'ROOM
japartments. Improvements. Inquire
at 84"Woodward* avenue. Tel. 365-4 or.
473-3. a mlo 3t

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l GET A SQUARE DEAL.

l‘o not be misled by designing ads.
Their, is it good market on all junk
.goctis. lam the originator of the
square .dcal ideu. Get a good price
on all goods.

he sure the mail who enters your
I cull-personally.
.PHILIP P. M-A-HONEY-

 

FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 new
YORK.-- ‘

.,. 1;,PORTATlON LINE, Inc.

Frelght boat-leave; Pier ‘271East
River, New York (foot .of" Catherine
St.) every day except adnday,'a‘l 3 p.
(n. Freightrcceivcd-at Npcwalk up to
up. andat South. Norwalk‘ up to

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{org MARY’S. zoos cHALLENoE

a‘St. Mary‘s second challenge Frank, -

illn manual .Art five any day next
Tweak, omitting Monday and down in
their: own. hall. Apply through Semi

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Chlrcprn “,lhiven‘port, Iowa. ,un-i
,souncée the opening. of hiaofllcecn‘t

Caloocan mmcwnmoo
- M,y-a.5..p Ill-

ithe creditors of said estate. to ellhllllt‘i

1 TO LET~STORE 207 WASHING. to

S2 Van Zant Avenue. 'Phone 11825 5’

’INGTON, o. c." a
d {a ‘the:IPnimer Schoolroi' I;

i *n ,vrasiilnglongstreét. over retinitis" "
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FOR SALE—SMALL FARM.
5 acres land. 7 room hOflSQ,.bafli.
I mile from Norwalk Bridge;
Anxious to sell. ..Price $2,750.1

’Suutii Norwalk, William G. Gilfln‘. rehearsal. ‘ At 4:30 Friday afternoon, a co ma. , .
For particulars on this 01‘ Others, miniat .wlflzalll a. m., service and . limitless for bovs and girl?!fi :St Mllligan, 2 Seymour street, on Wod- ‘
- sermon. 12 noon, Bible school; 3230 South Norwulk Congregalional 730 a. 111., Thursdays, Holy Commences! at. 3p. m.
* D. 1‘11. Junior League; 6345 P- m,, Church, John Staplelon. minister.-—,mnnion.. All persons are invited tol- ‘ '——~—- 1 .
ASk 101“] T. Haves Young Peoples' DEVOUODRI HOW. Sunday morning service at 10:80, sub»; the servicemcspecially strangers andl The regular monthly meeting of the

leader, Miss Mabel Sonic; 7230‘ p. in,
sermon: “The Patriot
of the Hour." Monday 6:30 p. m.,
supper and annual nwetlng of the
Sunday School Board. Tuesday, 7:45
p. 111., class meeting. Wednesday, 8

p. on, social under auspices of Ep-
wuriii League. Thursday. 7:45 p. 111.,

. . ,7.

Boy 53 prayer meeting. Friday, 8 p. m., Boy

d ’. ‘b'ctuls.
Wante

To Learn
PRINTING BUSIoil-17.88~
Apply At Once

1 MAIN ST. ‘NORWALK. 1ch.
Real Estate-Insurance

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song service:

school
’l'l lly,
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This is my Father's world.
0 let me ne’er forget
Thai. tho’ the wrong seems all so»

strong, '
God is the ruler yet.

 

 

 

F. S. LYON S Moist; at 1:1; Egrstdlll. laiaChhm'filq The meetings Will be at 10 a. m. and Welcome. to all. loll the Norwalk Veto-res. A drop maxi .‘
. - om orwa . no ay. 1'0 . - 2 p .ln., to which the public are cor- - - ! acted 1) most of the merch his to. 1
88 N. Main St. City" 131?, Archibald Merriam, organist, dially .im'fled- .Wednesday evening, First Church, of Christ Scientist, 57 the sugar): market ' (l
Mwfl and rector. Morning at 10:30: ilhe Junjqr Boys' Club meets at 7‘ West. avenuez—The regular Sunday ,'
mung-M . Organ l’reludew—Elogic..Gossflualard o‘clock. Thursday evening, the Wom-l service of this church is held at 11 "' ‘4'"
, Anllieni——“Soldiers of Christ, arise,‘ n’s Bible class meets at 7:45. Fri- a. m, It seems like old times to day lnth‘o
,. light. “81‘ 0ft] ----- Slol’ike all evening, the Boys' Club meets at' Clilglian Science, subject. Marchldowntown police quarters to see Oto
’ ‘ ' Pr 01‘)! , 00—1: *7 o'clock. Tuesday atternoon the 11?"? 311-". . a J 1111 1 1 charts name may”
—-— Selicted ------ Mr- 8- A1300 Smith Temple Circle meets at 3:15 with‘ Wedfiesday evening testimony meet-“cor a: “01:33,, ,3 mt, 1390f
NOTICE Organ Poslludcm 1 1 Mrs. Tilly. ’l‘he SVhatsoever Circle ion at 8 o‘cloek. To both these can u. ‘ r. g ,y p ‘.
Macsloso Moderato._........Schullz at King’s Daughters have postponed vices the public is invited. A road hilt it still Subject to pains in ill
in room is maintained at the same head.

{Evening at 7:30.

tale of Mary J. Benedict, late of.
Not-walk, in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months train the date horeot for

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(Ill'crtol'y Solo ............... Selected
Mr. .I. Alcoa Smith.

ax wm .-

Norwalk M. E. Church. Morning.

their claims lot Settlem‘m' "my Prelude—war Duwn"..‘....l. a. Neale,

 

in said time. Done" ..'.. ........... ". Scllneckerl . , | . ,0 . . 5:45 p. in; evening (third' in series
lironerlvd “liteisid’ttircflvery. All W- Q““"°""“"9°""*- 5'" ””50““er iiié"i?‘i?§i“°$h§‘5.1.2?lffipfiiezii..orgmionnenc lectures). 7:00 p. m-; tor. D. A. R., lvill go to Darien oer
wm be e tmd t aid estate are re- ------------- 1 ------- mm” ““9“ on "Significant Scenes: the Garden." "”1““ ”We” 9.?“ “BMW” meel'l'l‘hursday afternoon. March 15th, wli '.
3°33 indeb e o a di t ‘ayment Postiudc in D hiajor ........ ‘Mllllland Monday evening the postponed meet-1mg" Thursday, 7.-..) p. in. Hire. Geo. ll. Noxon will .be the boats
quested to make Mme n c p "lemgzw‘ , in: of the l)oorkcepers'-Clrcle will be; H ‘ The St mford Cha ter will furnish
‘ WNWGMWONM“ “WOW" “"""'1held at the home or Mrs. E. M. Lock-T The Salvation Anny-*Suecial Gone” “ , p . , _ .
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.. . ............. Wm. S. Ashmall NW1. m1) East avenue. Tuesday at Del services will be held in our ownlhe afternoons program. Members
Executor (lilul-lcl-S1-11‘chr, Lord" ......b\\'latiog 3 o'clock. the Golden Rule Circle will hall 31“];«3. 50 Water street, on Tues-iwill take the Stamford car leaving the .
TH"? 00 ----------------- ‘9 9° '3 t. w' . . . .1" days. e nesdavs, Fridays and Sat- . 1 2,9 , s "a N r.
B)’ Chas. E: Hoyt. treasurer. t Q:l:.rlet—~"lnspirer and Homer of 183”” £21,111: mefegdg‘rmlzfdtbl; unless of every week. Sunday‘ sei1.SB'°‘::{°“t_S:§3é at "0 and out 0
Admmlatra 01'. Prayer" """ ' """" ‘....b‘llzhugh meeting of the Ladies’ Benevolent Ali-i "“13 3‘ 3130 and 3 I)- !ll. Sabbathlv'a a "" ' . _ 3‘1

 

 

--.. - -...._ - Poslllldc~A1legm VivaceJ". \V. led.
BlKE TEAMS RULED OUT, l l

SAN FRANCISCO, vlllnrcli 10.—Tlle‘
teams of McNamara and Hill and Root
and Corry were ruled out of «the six-
day bicycle race here last night. This
action took place after a spurt in.

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which Jake Magic and Willie Spencer Music by the choir. .12 111., the Sun':
regained a lap lost earlier in the race.

day school hour for Bible study, 3:30,
A jam ensued, McNamara, Hill, Cor-

ry and Root. all leaving the track at
once. Referee Hunter ordered them-

ldosl Avenue Methodist Episcopal slrett,

pastor will be present at this service]

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- Tuesday, 8 .p. m., the W. F. M. 8.,

 

nation-Al. BANK cALL .

‘ ‘3}1" 111601 at the home 01'1““; A. “'1‘
WASHINGTON, March- Ills—The;

chdock, 59 Seaview aver“
condition of all bible. study class will. meet in .uq, ~ , ,.
all for the minessichul‘ch parlor; Wednesdov ‘7 “

lithe Ladies“ Aid Societywtll'meel: as
usual in the'ladies' parlor. Thursday.-
7 :45 p. 'm., the mid-Week prayer meet»
’ ing with the pastor in. charge. 1

suede. c
national banksat the close at l)

on Mondnngarch‘ 5.

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E l. A. McCoy. pastor.:—-Sunday service

waist. and prayer. With an; anthem-
ti'on, 12:30: M. S. school, A. T.1Arch- ‘
,er, superintendent: 3:30 p. mp‘Thc
“ irregular monthly sacred ,concert.,._ ‘ ' '
11 . 1 _ Program. .
-10p§lll_ng Selection”...
Selection .. .Choir
Address . . .1,.. . ..e-2.;.1,l_ldl_s. .Joez‘Whlte
Recitation . -.1..Miso.:Eioise,Pollard

' .:. . . -. Miss. Lulu Houston

;Solo...,.-..... _ ‘ ‘
.litecilatlong. ....;Miss May Olinsted'

. TRYJT Aliases:
L‘m your corn: or- callusgs ol'l'

‘ wlthfingcral Doesn't" -.
j’ . hurtaibltl‘

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‘nesslesappe'ars ‘the’n' chart.»
ill it d til Recitation ........ Miss Rebound-Hall
1th 559101,: .7 ............ Mr. "Simona Hate

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Instrumental solo. .Nll’s
, 8 p. m., the past
the theme: ‘vaer'y
Heaven A’int IQ “

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, I'Fil'st Methodist Episcopal Church,‘ Free luncheon. Friday night, choir

salt-topic 5th, “The Problems of the
Church and Shiite as Solved by the
l’ilgrini'Falhers," evening service at,
7:30.. Mr. Stapleton will give by rc-i
oucst his sermon of last Sunday even; East Nor-walk. Rev. Tallferro F. Cas~1
inc. “Chrietlault'yvand War." Biblerkey. D. 1)., .l’ectOI‘4**ThlI'd1 Sunday InI

aim. class also meets at 12 o'clock.‘dav school at 12 m.
, On Tuesday delegates from all the? leeiure in the church at 4 p. an, even-
cliurclles in Fairiield county will hold
meetings in reference to the ’I‘ercen-
«tenal'y Campaign: Among the weak iary at residence of Mrs. Wood, 61 i
are will be Dr. Swarlz, of New York, Osborn avenue,.
and Rev, Sheri-0d Soule of Hartford. any address and choir rehearsal.

, “ » their meeting, at one week on account
Organ Prelude—Because irom Jocc‘ of the Tel-centenary Conference. The

lyn" ---------------- 90"an SW" Endeavor Circle of King's Daughters‘
(‘hOll‘ 5919311011 ......... Junior Choir will meet with Mrs. Milligan, Seymour:
street on Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
. Brookslde sunday School, Sunday” and Harvey Etreeta. East
Organ I’oelludo ............. Gillette afternoon service at 3:00, Mr. Staple; Rev. George M'. Teeple, pastotx~flalt [com the producer to the consume”
ion. acting superintendent. '

‘ . lv‘irst’t‘mngregnllonal Church. Reva,l
Quartet—JAnother Sii; llays‘ Work is E. .p. McGregor,

sanitation will be a social one at the
home of Mrs. Brice Moses, 11 Arch

Church, Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks. pastor. 9. p, m, Besides the members of the
-'~!l:30 n. m., fellowship meeting. lead, association and of the King's Daught-
or, lumund 'l‘rounson.’ 10:30 a. Ill..;om' Circle, all the women of the
morning sermon by the raster. sub~icliuroll and congregation are cordiallyprnlse, Sunday, nt.3 o'clock in the
“Heaven’s Plan for ‘ Peace": mum. '
Music at tho First Church. Norwalk.- costal

p. '11-. the Junior Lean“e “Nice-mm: Prelude—Allegro I, from ”Sonata 131)., titrated to attend-both of these ser-
. _ 14, No. 2, ....... L‘. van Beethoven, Vices.
and break to the Juniors. 6:80 n. m..' Quartets—"The Lord. is King”1D.'Buck5
"“"' Duct—{My Heavenly Home" ........

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lo celurn within five minutes an subject: "Dultivatingl the “race of ..................... _.C. B. Hawley pmiiotic meeting at the rescue mis~v m m and cheer 5 ken. ,

when the ridersdalled to do this 111931 Sl'lnpathY1" 168387;.“ Charles Blane; Quartet-«"ho! it is l’{' ........ 1...... sinn, Sunday afternoon at 3 p. mimoumg: (fol-cob 'the1RevlfoMr m .

were filled out at the competilon. ~ 7::iu p, m., evening sermon by the ........... J. Faure- (Shelley), The order of service will be as {91.25008 r n y ' ed 1) 'th
' 1 . 1 pastor. Special music thyr‘the choir. Pcsllude, Scherzo, Allegro assai. from1 lows: front 3 to 3:15, prayerservice 30111 were especmlly ”Joy "f '-

Sonula "op. 14, No
hovel]. ‘
. _ “"""- Vesper Service at 4: ‘ '
Comptroller of the'Currency today ifi' ii day, '8 p. m., the EDWOI'U! 13808116 Pielude, Nocturne op. 32,- No. 1.
1 . .) .......... ‘.. ........ .F. Chopin
"1-. LQuartet—«”1118 day is gent
lull:
Ofi‘el'tory-Slumbel; Song. op. 36, No.
' ............. A.,D. Turner
~ Quartet—~“Ndw

. knlglfi Street'A. M., L Church. Rev.i rotations—Quays l,
J, . '

South, Norlvalk Baptist Church». 3!.“
Harrison? Thompson. Eustace-Sunday

mun topic; "leiting'the Resources
of' God." " 12» in. Bible school session.
The church school in, ivlllchj everyone
should have a place.‘ 6:30.13; in, Y.
P; (-1.13. E. meeting, subject: “Spread
.ing».the11- .Good News]? , leader, .Miss
Elana]. 7:30, evening, worship; The

tiny watercolors dim-“5°" e few» .Reudlng .. .sMrsnRoberbVDunn -,,,,,,,,_,ké,. m,“ 33,330“: 11- M00“. night by labelingillumlnating seems
gents ,tro Y- Tim“? 5:95;} ’3 few ‘ .‘D091”M“~, Bertha. Guy and Elenora Jolie of curl Denominational leaders? Wife‘an‘d’childv'were{absentfl‘oln homo . .7
,..,o amp? P , on o .Ff‘rkms- , , .1 - ' 1 ,Mr...~Moore is a speaker of unusual It “gum-W, 1, ' , ,- I
. flfigflme up Prayer .1. .“ ...... .Beacoll J. D. Tflymfl-mlerest andwnbllity.1lvlth a Wide Bill- NIH-ii- , ‘ " ' ‘ . '
om‘.‘or‘pflinf>“l 031‘ Iic_adlng....;..,....Mrs. L. P...Baile_y§ patience, , ' 1‘ "““ 1
ti . adrinstantly, be sore. 1Sclo ........ Mrs. J. D. Whitehgkdic.».‘Eues‘day,”7l115,ip.~ .m-‘tfffll‘glllif fimym.

Pwdinx‘ ........ . . .Mrs. Ruthiidnkew: plantings in tour homes. ‘
Wednesdalfiihzoa p.;:11_1.,,mee .
as Maiden .suicu‘ .olaléis..ofi.}lhe,.Womé‘
Venisqassociation. j - 1- 1
macaw; :x'iuliiqp.
._ cling of‘the church.‘
. 31 Folder. oiternotiii the ,
will hold a cake‘nale at 'Ba‘ll'ter‘s Drug ‘

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day. 4:30 p. myevonin‘ prayer! 1:15 *- 1 ‘
p. m., W8 of sunken-rig mm :m
~ _ sce‘ lety; 7: rp. m. o rehearsal: - 1
"m. 1' l 8 p. m, IAeutennnt Minion will give .Nfiw .
an address on “Our Flag” in the Trin- ‘15 11” T1” $9.6.m1d9t
. is: d l h an ity Men’s. club rooms. Refreshments HOUSE PAINTING
B 59 5 ‘ ° m iviii' be sewed. All men are invited.

 
 

And Repapering' Your Home _
Estimates Cheerfully ”Given ‘
Call us—Phonc rm 1

Friday, 8 p. m., evening prayer and
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st. Paul’s Parish, Rev. Louis B. . J. A. RUDDER
Howdl, rector.—~Third Sunday ._. in :05 Se. Main. St. Sc. Nor-walk
l'eut. 7:30 a. 111.. Holy Communion: w _. 1
9.15 a. m., st. Ifaul’e. Sunday schoolu, m"_-_—wml” ‘ » l
10:30 a. in, Holy Communion and ser-E . 1 ,
, man; 3 p. 111., St. Andrew’s Sunday? ‘
school, 353 Main street, Winnipauk;‘
7.1““ p. m, evening prayer and the;
second at the series» of addresses by1
the rector on ‘fl‘he Catholic Religion." .
Questions pertaining to U)" history}
and customs of the church may he
£11013, 1; ggisgusziivggeiox to be én'iBuekingham Post. No. 12. G. A. R. . .

Scivices every weekday at 9 and 5,‘ ‘ ' . z a
except Friday, when the evening oer-i Endeavor Circle. of The King‘s\.

Woe. is at 8, with special preacher. Daughters will meet with Mrs. pr. 3;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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”Pilgrim Deeds and Duties. lvisilors. St..l‘aul's church is open directors of the Norwalk Hospital La. '
:fi,§;§,§;§f" d” t“ “‘5" “my“ “ad‘sociation will be held at the Norwallt '
l ' ' §Club Tuesday evening next, March 13. ‘

Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard,‘ at 8 o'clock.

 

The regular monthly social of tho,”
EPhilathea Class. of the Norwnlk M. E.’
I(march was held last evening and wait ’1
largely attendedfand a delightful time,

lag prayer and sermon at 7:30;). m.,was enjoyed:
Thursday, 2:30 p. 111., Woman's Auxil‘-|

meets at 12 o’clock, Mr. H. A.3,*l.ent. March 11th. morning prayer.
superintendent. The Men's litany and scratch at 10:30 a. in. Sun-
Confirmation

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address, open each week day, holi-
days excepted, from 1:30 td4:30 P. hi.

Only a few inquiries have .beonmcdd
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant at the 9°“ omce regarding the “Mk,
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i110“? 0‘ ligaflgrrlmoo lg Ind: morainlsz'l‘he farmers. for some reason or miles};
sermon, :' a. m.: on ay so oo,‘ . '

12:00 111.; Junior Loyal Workers,‘d0‘ not mke kindly to the plan.
3:30 p. m.; Loyal Workers meeting,l

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‘ school at 2:30 p. 111., speaker at Sun, .
«lay evening- service. Rev. Handgun: George ll. Moescr, traveling repre-
1'l‘llompson, of South Norwulk Baptistisenmuu of the Volunteers oflAm ”
:church. Cordial invitation to all. tea. accompanied by Capt. Q H-l’dli
lips, of the Salvation’fimy, and" ‘.tho
Rev. J. H. Thompson, Miss H. M. 8
John, Miss Mildred Camp, MisstEv
lyll. Tait. Miss. Mabel, Kelslerg I
Beatrice. Sherwoml, ot the South
hvalk Baptist Church, visited tho.
. iHome tor the Aged, :last evening.
. Rescue Mission.~There will. be ailiymns ‘were sung. and words: or '

on .Wednesday, March 14, at

 

services: will be held for prayer and
a iaflcmoon and at 8 p. .m. at the Pente-
assembly, Raymond street.
Momlnn.‘ ‘ ,nearJWnter street. You are cordially

James A. Heston in charge.

 

 
 
 

thanking God for the. blessings that. inmates of the Home“
we. have hadin times past. Also ask- 3 . » .
int-r heavenly wisdom to our presi- ~ . ' 9, iternoon Clubhel
dent and alLln authority [in this hour! The .Fn'd y At. g esterdo‘ii M
otiunrestuthal’ whatever this country ““8””qu mac mg y ‘ ' . '
may be called upon to do that it may Mrs. E. II. Gumbart, of Bowie V.
all he done for the interest of human; nue. Thesahieut. for. Swill, 10.11.
ll y. The audience .will sing the “The “guy was Shakespeare’s Kin
Star Spangled. Banner," , Old, Glory -- ' '
lliii be unfurled. Prayer ivili be ofi‘er- l A? ”We" on 1the.soumes gfi In
abouc the play were read ‘

ed.‘ Sung, “Onward Christian 301- , . ,
diets," the children willvslngt‘fied; George S. Kendall. There 5‘?
Iv'l’llitg gnd‘lillle.t Thf.Rey."ltlr.. Glam: readings by various members'o 1211
urn” e ver a on re, c address. ' Will b r g mauled
sillv 'fAmer‘c'l‘" to cl t . ' L club, and a‘ num e 0 '
" ose_, he serwce. lions were rendered. At th .» 0!
i of the meeting; dainty? 1“,?

nu arswelchna. . ogrhmfii
P “”8 38m“ by the hostess? '

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