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Noticed
Sunday. March lath. Morning wor'
- ship at 10:30 a, 111. Sermon by the pas.
tor, subject, "Methods of The Devil."
Sunday School ’11 11:50 a. 11.1. 1.115..
. son subject is, “Jesus Saves From
Sin." St. John 6:12, 3847. 56459.
. - _ Church Membership Class at 3 p. 111
m‘ NO_ MAIN ST- l Epwonh League at 6:45 p. in. Top,l
' . ic, “Be~Galvanlzing Indifferent lieui
: hers, To Particularize is to Vitalizc.
t The pastor will lead. I
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theme {or the evening service is 511%.
‘gcsted by another of the reasons ad~ f
AST ivanced for not being a Christian. i
E _ namely, “1 am Not a Christian Bet- atom l
worth League in the Sunday School'
drill. _thurcl1 ought to attrnd this meeting
._ . ii‘ possible.
menu-d W. Sweeney, . ., of 13 Han 1 Friday, 319:4; p. 111 P1 i111a1'y sec-I
jun last. night, wherc he attended the Friday night at 1:31) in tho hascnwnt.
Rowayton Baptist Church
‘quom'Be W Wheeler. ! '- ~---——-
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‘ Sunday. March lBth, 1917. At loztiuz‘
The Third District (‘otlllnissionurm
hotness will come up for discussion. “"5 "‘ ' ,
" .. fi-_ l The pastor is planning a series oi;
, ‘ "According to reports from the local .1c1'mons upon “Tho Teachings of Jon-l
. vwel‘Sreceived this morning thcprico us." to begin :11 this service, 11nd lllt'
’ doom is unchangcd. it is not Pxpct'i- first gioup will be upon, "What J91:
no! that the prime will bc 111~d111~11d until 11>: 'l‘nuuht About Life." The opening
nilwarm weather arrives. 11111111111 will have its the subject, "its
, '—---—-- l’urposc."
' Manse of the illncss oi‘ [fix-(“oun‘ M ll'EIl the allusion ol’ thc lllblt'
man Henry J. llipsozl. which lumps 5‘11““11 "Jesus Saves. me Sin"!
.3“ confined 10 his lmmc on Swamp .lnhu :~: is: the lcsson for the tiny. Ev-V
Rhee, Rev. S. 1’. Fairbanks will have "11‘ “WW '1" “l'gl‘d ‘9 “C l’“‘-"“"“'
Me 0! the Men‘s Class of 11“. 1131111 111111 on 111110, as :tttcnduncc and
pruniptn-f‘ax count for their clues iti
llu- Mountain Climbing 1:011th which
in .1111 last Sunday.
.‘11 3:311 the Junior C. 1:). will tncct
.11 the chutt-h. All boys nntl girls are
‘ \\'(’l(‘l)llll’.
Vin ~the1n-1rri1 - 1; 1 .1 . . .
G! E ‘ “I "m” “m mu” At 4:30 the afternoon survive ol
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“the plnochle tournament at the May-
. an! avenue, is confintd to his lltllllt lion of thc J/niol League. All chil— l
Woe of illness. drcn of the church and Sunday School and \ll'm.‘ Carmine llicclo. died last
" —~-— undcr lPll icon of age are. welcomed ‘ night 111 1181 home 13 Woodward aur-
'3]:ng John J. Walsh was in Bridge at thi.1 ntccting Boy ‘3( out meetingmue. The iuncral will be held M01»:
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1111;“ MFG 3.5.11.1 ... .... .. .. wo.»..».: ‘
of thc town reccmly. were presented
by Representative Hoyt to the Gener—
l :1] Amcmbly today.
Burglul's. of the same petty sort as;
have hcen in ovidcnccI a few previoua ‘
times this winter, added insult .to'
minty Sunday night. by breaking into;
Consmble W. H”. Green 5
son after 11' had been closed for the
night, and sails lying their appetites, l
and. in adtlllltill. ftualing the “chief’s"! '
' Evening service at 7:30 11. in. The 1 revolver.
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DEATHS AN D FUNERALSQ
Miss Elizabeth L‘ugnuy who has "
of the Bad Example of Other». “vhuybecn ill for some 1111111 died this morn-
Profess to Be Christians." ling at 11161 residence of her parents,
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NORWALK ‘ l Tuesdaymt 3 p m mommy but-pillar. and Mrs. John Ungvary. Sound:
ness and social meeting of the Ep. \n-w avenue,
twenty wars of 11111, .7111 is survived
room of the churn-l1 All members 'by two sisters and {our .bto.t.bers .1“-
land friends of the League are united imber >ltilPl, Min. A. E. Bendict, died
1113 Boy Scouts, Tmop Five met ln‘ Thursdzn, at 7: 30 p, 111.1111d1199k3o few weeks ago. Funeral senior;
£9. Harold school last night and had [il‘cHQl‘ servite. All mcml‘fl's of the. will be held Monday morning from St.
Ladiuluus ( bur ch.
Miss Mary Riccio
\‘li.1s Mary lticcio, daughter of Mr.
day morning at ninc o'clock from St
mention given at the homo oi l’ustic ol‘ the school building. EJoseph’s Church. Interment will bel
‘in St. Mary's cemetery. Miss Hiocio
.had many friends in the city, having;
, conducted a store 011 (.‘ross street for;
".111 meet this evening in 1111. [1mm morning wot. hip The story for the..scv1.=ral ycnrs, and all ream-t hcr de-é
m1 plum on Bayview plate; 111111111111, thtldrt 11 will I11 about “'l'lll‘Pt"Si.~'-‘
111 i210.
Robert A. Holcke
Announccincnl of thc (loath of liob- ;
ert \. Holcke :1 manufacturing chem
ist. of 9 lohnsonl’lace.llrookl1n.wns
teceivcd in Norwalk yontcrtluy. Mr l
Holukc 1111.1 :1.prolul1teiit mnuuiucl
ur‘er of barbcrs' supplies. and ho was:
it tho Mitlmlllt' l'rtcrnlly. ‘
’ Funeral of Charles Anderson
'I‘hc funeral scrrin-s ofihc late
Charles Andcraon. oi llrook Hrcti
woru hchl from tho llivoruidc chapel I!!!“ W.
thin uncruoon at 3:30 o‘clock. ltev.
.\it'('o,1' ot‘l‘lclntcd, and interment was
111111111111 liivcrsido t‘omctnry.
Funeral of Dominick Cochie
Tho l‘unt-tul ot‘ Dominick (‘ochic
lunch~wa~ 1
lltceased was about;
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«rho the evening
“ha. ha" It seems that when Scorn-
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111-111.111 untl “oralllllw'l‘ll' “Dim” purl was bold 1l111 morning 111 nine o'clock
11‘ this titc't'ling Will “1‘ in "him“ 10‘ from St. .losoph‘s Church. Rev. R. J.
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the Christian itudtnuoi 511111 .3. l‘ N (43111)” oliiclnttux. lutct'uient was in
mil credited tho llllll‘l‘ll'tl 1111111 with (“time of Cownt'dicc” will L“ ”1" :11'1»
a“ win. The 511114111 molt woic gumbo 4H,” of ‘1“, pastor‘s‘:wrmon.
1 some time and last lllBlll ddthIl up \Vt'dllflidily at 7:“, ll)" ulitlv\\l‘1‘li
”fl“ “we again They found “1" ml“ 111-13min: of tho. church. Ephcslnns 1'1.
112:; which was largo though m "'"l‘l? will be the port ion of tho Scripturc
. the winning 1911111 l’nr thc cwn- tor the owning-'5 llil‘dlltltinll.
. 'l‘hc llci‘t Filigcr (llrclo Will prcst-nl
“V“ “The l’cubody Pow" ut 1h) (‘llllrtll on
M"‘~r ‘Mm‘;“'£%" Friday evening. Mnrch iitll'll‘, llc sun:
to kl't'li this dalc olit'll tho. you 111.11
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“Ills Davis has I'Plurnml m mth DARIEN
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m e in Rowayton avcnup with .111 :11- '1: OROrrON !
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85 Olive Cole and Alias lulu Slt‘\-‘
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..V were vtmtors in Bridgeport, “" Elcck Mohcz onc of tho cmplovoc
on the chgler place has bccn ill tor
11 lew day s.
SimmelA. Mend, the popular Row-1
tan avenue grocer. is coniin-I‘d iol‘ -
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_ Miss Josophinc (‘oulter of Brooklyn.
home in North :1\'(‘llllv, with
"‘Ovi’onnerly of the Post rogul. is Vlsiii'ly.
1 Mrs. Stephen R. Hoyt.
he Rowayton drum corp» 1““ “0'; Miss Helen Mct‘rea spent 11 low
mill! diluengagemcnl ‘0 appear “‘ :1 days this 11 cek with her brother. Stim-
quot, the second (llSll‘l(l on 1101i 1th H McCrcn. 311 in Ncw York
Joseph Gent. a student at Columbia
Elmly Russelioffitfirnvlon, the University, spent 1119.11 days recently
pyrano, left town 11 l°w days
with his arcnts at Lon Neck.
for Washington. to lakc part itt p _ g
.95 of concerts. Mrs. William Scllcck and daughter,
formerly of this town, now of \‘ot'w nlk,
h, resumed his duties with the ago
031 multiparty at Bridgeport, after,
dbnfined to his home for :1 week
jhllnoy sore 1brnat.
and family have returned to their
ihome. after a few days with friends in
eilocks of grnckles are now to the City:
all around this section, hav- -
Wed from the South during the Charles B. Fitch of Noroton Heights
W'dafl- :‘ThEll' arrival 18 Will and Andrew Whitelaw of Noroton
sign Pf spring as the finow'lwere serving on jury duty 111 Bridge
‘ _ $151 or snow- ‘pori. yesterday.
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.WIP. cilantro: the Rowayton,
' urch éntertalned the Bible ter school, is slowly recovering from.
the Rowayton Methodist her illness, which for some days was.
' was a splendid entertalmll
‘ We]; all or the members pan, Harold Hoffman. it former resident
demons, collation war of Noroton. is now doing military ser-
Wy ol' the commit vice as a member of C. A. 'C. on one
(31 lam-3’3 was Mrs H E lot the railroad bridges.
l The teleplme company has deposited.
W¥neko
their real! mto
mfilmndfiflnfll.
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Governor Holcomb. Mr. Warner had
retired 11.1 state's attorney. The per-
manent appointment. or a state‘s at-.
tomcy will be made at th '1 meeting ol‘
the judges in lunc. Mr Higgins 1111-" If
31Merrifleld 0f Rowayton ““8 were visiting friends here a few days'
Miss Winona Smith of grade 8, Cen-I
St. .\lur)".~' cumctci'y.
PALACE SERlAL TUESDAY
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Dorothy Kelly and Charla Richmond}
Stars in “The Secret Kingdom"
’l‘utwdny'n l‘ulncc pl‘om‘nm lilt'ludl‘fi
tho H1211 oll'crini; of thc Vitnxrnph
w't'iul which hits tnkcn tho-0011111111 by
'1torm -“'l‘ho Sccrct Kingdom," star .6
ring ( hath-.1 lv‘ithutun and Dorothy “
Kcll1.“lho lilt'llll‘l‘ will be olfcrtnl
‘cnch Tuesday. For the coming Week
.tho duily t'coturc will hp Edllh Storey, .
and Antonio Moreno in "Money Mag-3
llriunt \\'nshburn in "Skinner-'3' ll
lire-5.11 Suil" will be the Wednesday ii
,nttrnction. ‘
TEMPORARY STATE'G ATTORNEY
WlNS'l‘lil), March 17 .—l.lc.rtlard Bi
511112121111, prouccutlng :1ttorncy of the
i'l‘ol‘.'in;:ior borough courthwns model
‘101111101 ”11 511111131 altoruev for Litch- ‘
[lt‘lll cour,t by Judgc 'l‘uttlc nt 11 1‘ ad
“111111111111 out of court sworn in lion- \'
roltl 1‘. Warner 1111 a judge or the Sn-
pcrior court under lippointntcnt oi'
pointmont at this: timc is because of
his knowledge1 of pending Tort-ington‘
cases He is 11 brother of Richard '1‘.1
'Higgin‘s, chairman of the Publit l'til- l
itles Commission.
A very largely attended meeting oil
the W. C 'l‘, U.. was held vesterdny
Mr. and M111 Waltm c Humbert afternoon at tho home 0
Canileld in Merwin street. During the.
course of the \czling ,\p,'ans were dio- u
cussed for the free will altering whichl 'l
1‘ Mrs Ann \I.
‘.30tb at the home or Mrs. Ida Meeker.
in Reed street. Other matters of rout-
,lne business were disposed of. and ar-
rangcmenta were made for the nexlv 1 1
meeting to be held at the home of Mrs,
Cornelius VnnCoevering, in Gregory ,
Boulevard. _ '. ’ , , V
cur rms our—rr‘ts worm-1
4 MONEY ’
Don’tmlss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 50 and mail it to Foley
& Co.. 2835 Sheilleld avenue. Chicago. .
Ill. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a.
trial package containing Foley’s Hon- ‘
C. MM E some poleo, lami- than those now in ey and Tor Compound, tor consul. -.
one, along modulo Brenna. evidently colds ond croup; Foley Kidney Pill»
m m tote loot u noon on the condition of ’10; plan in skies and back mm... '_
mm. huhohe, kidney 11nd bladder .
Tob- '1
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TllE ,KIENEYS IF
Yllllll BACK HURTS
We Should Drink lots of Wain and [at less Meal, Says
Noted Authority (ill Kidney Disonhrs
Recommends a Spoonful oi lad Salts In Glass of Water Before
Breaklast to Stimulate, Kidneys and Eliminate
the lltit: Acid
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, thcv
become o1erw.ot'kctl gct sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloud}.
the bladder is irritated, and you may be oliliftc l
to seek rclicf two or three tin: ts (lining the 11111131
W hen the kitlum \‘s (log you 111ml lit lp Elltcm l'ht it
off the body 8 11111111115 waste or you ‘ll be a “.11
sick person sltorllv. At first you {cola dill
misery lube kidney region. you snii‘cr from
backache, sl(li headache. dlZlelcss.‘ s-lomnth ucis
sour. tongue coated and You feel rltcumutic
twlnzcs when the weather is littd. “"
hat lcs-t mcnl, drink lots of water: also get;
from any plinimttcist four ounces of Jud Suits;
take a. tablespoonful in a glass of water bci’orc
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lJI‘Plllx'llld. for 11 low days and your kidneys will
llnn 111-t lino. 'l'his {111110115 soils is made from
tho :11 id of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lilliia. and has been used for generations. '
to clean clogged kiducys and stimulate them '.
to normal activity. also to ncuirulizc the acids l
in urinc, so it no lougcr is :1 :ourcc of irritation, :
thus 0111231": lilntltlcr wcnltnt 171' M
Jail. :tltsisincxpcnsivc (‘lllufll injure, makes
a. tlcliglitiul cl'l'crxesccnt liihm- wnl’cr drink winch
cvcryoue should take now and tht-n to lump the‘
kidncvs clcnn and [it'llVL‘ Dniggists here my
they sell lots of Jud Solis to iolks 11 ho believe in
ovcrcotuing kidney trouble while it is only
trouble. '
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FEDERAL
REPUBLIC + 7
Motor Trucks.
”Forlmmetlialellelivet'y
let us show you why
this 1is the hesiSewittg
Machine made.
THE A. J. ANGEVlNE &
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Extracted Without Pain
Dr. J. H. Mallory
‘ 16 So. Main St So. Norwalk. Ct.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. 111., 7 to 8 '
p. m. _
Sundays By Appointmcnt Only.
w‘ Coifin. Jr
Agar a]- '1‘. ar/afl/a '1
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*West Rita,
REYNOLDS
OTOIR CAR CO.
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Norwalk
Office and R ~
4 Belden PIACC.
lady Attendant
The Reed &_ Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main d3.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.
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TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING 0F FURS
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New York Ladies’ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
11 North Main St. 1
We Also Do Fleming and
,Beei, iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
1111.....- 1). Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
Ask for the Big ‘
BOARD OF. Ikflfilfi: WON'T IE
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HARTFORD. lure): 1'! ——'rhe com-
mittee on public health Ind, om, re:
ported Muff!!! WW .
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