Marmot
, ArtbrWood.ottthsotBidc,bu
Marius-cs ssrdscr wlthll-
”ct-“flit.
‘ Packed. hunted. crowded are no
[words which can describe the
_ lthrong. which attended the inspection
‘l'kc tug boot Addie V. 2nd. has 5&3 'f’d informal opening of the new ad
git. busy at Idle, with loving cos! union to the linrlen school last night.
r l
”at schoonern. At promptly 7 o'clock the doors of
- the school wrre thrown open and a
low minutes lst-‘r the people began to
swarm into the building and were tak
‘0' on by surprise at the bountiful up
‘riposrnncc of the. lugs: and specious
. ‘audltorium. wbi chief featurs
- ' ~ "' of tho new a At once every-
“I'M mm comm l r mm. ,
t “5 on" “ on~ was speak til- fact that tho
i“ "m8 u “w“ “t the we” “l money .w'DClll. for he work wa's well
it. phlonflsyview Pilot. ,1 ‘Vililt‘ll, and that it was also real
_.___... hgcd that ”to addition will be of a'
I. s. oward 0"th“ (dram-r lvclp to the town with its
' D, M I, H 1 growing school population. ,V
law Jasoyharc weekend visions t Th N", Addition. V
rut! In. Franklyn G. Broil". . rt". ammn is sum of red brick.
— ;' n.1i?fliit u flat roof sod it consists of;
at roi- 1. Ker-oer. buildersxT-fliivcilig“ "WWW" , "If g: wwflwi;
, t, .sncw rings -rgnro,
m Abs its ”0"; hinilimfml o, school when picture. is herewitni
M‘ W‘ k” E“ ' ' .Wltolizhlyuboi-it or of lsrgcrpropprtiontt, Iii tho.
7.3. . _r h 1?, ”mac shown inborn consists of’ostly,
, ‘ ‘ 'V :fmlr claws-rm and no auditorinnu
m Waldron-wii‘o w'ctlt [rinndggi'lb ”'10 new building the ctssvrooms
In. H, E. Wilson is to conduct tile
m at the Cranbnry chapel
W W at 3:45.
.i
'l
,:.
r
,V'Vi .
/
hsan are located on tho mth and south
"" ”b: ‘Vl‘f'vn’ffi‘h‘f I my! ride of m- buildingwitii the-andi-r
” m 0.9, ,,;, .m _ ”m ' .tigrium'ln the center... Wm cach'
”I; "-9": "- "’ ” 2/. com there. is a door wbtgt 1mg di.
"molly into the large .‘ auspicious-
re hall. which makes it ovary «as?
l. thing for the chitin-oar.“ smoothie
and tilt; in. Tbs-"impound, has a
mating capacity “216011500, and it
130" “'0 “Vaughn bar at balcony. which
\Neli. Wednesfiy the children a
m‘mmm according to thci
”lying" ithcy will havc the~
“00$.de for
waving vacation.
10113th a.-
tlmatcd can seat about 100. making
tit total of 600 possible to get in at out:
“3.4 cf... work, either knitting or, time.
. . T " Do i . \
wins “an the uuvmtoon or, the “'° W .1 mt.
Two citizens five gin-92th itchoolE
ht Norwnik lmprovcmcnt Aptitud' moving pict' msc inc, "n- mil‘iv;
, thwlbc given out on Thnlsddul'itlw flock ‘w- alluls 5‘, ‘dinntw
‘ coc'n, Th , output I“ 'llobcrti
pd Saturdays at tommunity Hall. Hoatcr, moi“: flclurc’t'énischinczi
Annie desiring such work will glad-
ll. be supplied .with same.
slid Stephen ,‘ Rather, yum clocks i
and its subordinate clocks. " l
FEiw'rtlinmcnt.‘ -
The hour for tho inspcction oi the?
new building was from 7 to ii and,
-——--—-
.s another or rising-gym advan-
1’ of the tiller of Manager Knntor
u 'a
Dunn's muss sonoos.
‘and brought forth s
lwu
ails-wit smart-ti
years. {yo lhntVVcincisiwcre '59.!” so
wins 95 at 'ltc arc/nut time, ("in it
be that they realise, that, with the
but cost 0! living,- they a.‘c especially
‘dssirons?
t
rimming“ lips '
l
I The culinary department. of Fitch‘s.
2 Home is evidcntlv finding that the cm-
pioyincat of women as owls is no
more sstisfsctory s willie. of thetf
troubles than who. non was so ens
ploysd. for one of the wcnaso recently
so engaged its: left and returned to
‘Ncw York, with its excitement! and
imminent: which are lacking wt thv
;Heights.
i
w...— l
ilrs. G. E. Richter visited rclstivcst
in. New Haven on Wednesday. meet-l
fins for the first time in her life an
shut and several cousins whose formr
’cr borne had been lufloutll Carolin!-
but who have now made their home in
the City of the flats, “W by the
industrial opportunities nude possible
in the vsst munitions plants in that
city. '
undid. The program opcncd witsi. .
liwin Milton Boyle as chairman. nod A horse owned by the Klan End
a first introduced Rev. Mr. ltoynolds 'll‘ucl‘ Company fortunately tnluOd- bib
. w:
:mw‘itgeb; :lirf’rl‘iogrlyewho :lptikc :h" "'7 badly injured ”new” af'
’cw words of the new building. ald'ti’mmn WW" it '9“ into ' ccssllflul
for the board of education and alsoaftcr it had delivered I ton'of 60“ to
ho building columlttcc. It was ati. PM! on mm "a“, flu from
m“ timc ”m it w” lrarncd who n"i'f‘sylor’s livery stable were called to.l
lo atom of llit‘ (locks and tho mov-t I!“
'vrpkturr machine were, Mr. lloylcflmn "1" animal out olhllle fool I“
wished to thank those inert in tlwiaftcr an hour‘s time t cv noticed
4cm». of the school and the town for with “my tssk.
their kind tributi-s. The nest Milli: _______
her was two songs the “Sandman. i The Pleltuiun rcttidt‘nce in ,“DW
‘inzl "Santa Lucil." by Grades 5 "d' l brook is now cornr
t harmonious. a... street. a a .
r; The singing was crzmm of apfplcted. The buildlns i. a beautiful
plunge from the sodium. '1'ch ncxt'onc, set near-iv a mile in tho heart of
n solo by Miss Helen C’ei‘hggtho woods (mm the “my; road, ap-
"Tllk'? “9 Back '° ”Mb" Land. 'proschcd by it recently constructed
News
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80. Nonalk Contentions] church.
Join 3“!)ch ministcr.«lloi‘nlns
service at 10:30: evening service at
7:30. In the morning Frank W.
ilodzdon, l). l).. of Boston on “A De-
parture of Consreustlonallsm.” in the:
svcn'ng the pastor will prescb thr
Church Thanksgiving sermon and
there will nlso be a special mus’tal
program. Music for the day.
Morning. _
"rfluda-dt‘lcvation in E fluid)! .iste
Solo—“But the Lord in Mindful" .....
..... ................. Mendelssohn
Postludo—Crcdo from Mass No. 1. . ..
' ...................... . ..... Hawdn
Evening.
PreludO—Ofiertory ...... .Rhclnberget‘
Anthony—“Come ye Thankful Pm.
pie" . ....................... Shelly
Holm—iialvo Rosina ....Dudlev Buck
Anthem-"Praise tho inrd".llanndcr
l’OIlllldfi-Mltrt‘h more; ....... Rom
Sunday school meets at 12:00. also
the. M-‘n'lt Bible clam \vlt'ch ivlll have'
for their topic "limit Spirituallsm"
based upon Mark 9; 2-9. At the' sonic
limit a service flax will be presented
by the Women's Bible club to thr
church and Sunday school. program
VC hurches
1w.
Ago-w ..
of thei
d
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. Albert E. Beebe, pastot'.-—8tin-
day services, 9:00 a. lil.. class meet-v
ins: 10:00 a. m., Sunday school.
bloating of "en's Assembly: 11:00 a.
m., morning wort-hip. union series
with the Norwalk Congregational
Church, Rev. Albert E.lBi‘f‘bt' will
preach, sermon topic: “The Servant
of All:" 6:30 p. to. Ep'worth Dengue,
topic: “Counting Our Bit-shiny" lead-
er, Miss Elizabeth Hawxhurst; 7:30
p. m., union service with the Nor
walk Congregational Church. Dr.'c.
McCormick. of Stanford, will
speak. Monday evening, at 8 o'clock,
Dr. Robert M. Moore, of Brooklyn
will deliver his popular lecture,
“.loncii, The Hero of The Common-
place.” No admission will be chars»
ed. A tree will adoring will be tsk-
cn to cover expenses.
ing the class meeting; Wednesday
evening a union Thanksgiving scrv~
ice of the Bsptlst, Congregational
and Methodist. churches. Dr. Van
Dorcn will speak.
”I“.
Knight Street A. ll. ii. Church, Rev.
l. A. McCoy. mulch-Sunday worship
for which is as follows:
Binxlnsui‘irst vervc
Entangled Bonner"
'1'l'ile
Acceptance of i‘ltur—J. ii. Light
. s Crci h's soul: was to introduce}
3.1 fiwork Got the kindergarten. and private road of concrete. and it I?“
tlw advantage it hos on tho little can
chairman of Business Committee.
upon a high ledtic with beautiful itil'r-i Service In“, “Rising/w lioy Scouts, ”Would Sec Jesus." All are urged to
Stariby the pastor and a fellowship moot-
ilng: 12:30 Sunday school: 3:30. Sar-
Honor Roll—-109“ by I". guple‘m' [red concert. an elaboi'atc prosrtiln
PlPlentlnx Btu-vice lt‘lsg to Chumhfl” becn WWW“ by 99°-
and School. Mrs, i). ii. Huntlnxton.‘
President of Women's il'ble Clflhi‘ l'hkh will be sunported by the be“
1
which was irritated sod passed on by
her auditors with rupture of spplansc.
Whilc Miss (‘rt-lgh was singing her
mall-u. Herman Fieltmsn. a N‘V'Pnycrwur, Slfll'vt'n
Y‘m‘ ”mm”- "" m" h" “mi Sinking,» "Gm Km, ..mi Guide Our
there in the fatnrsr Until recently he, Men. ,
morning service, 11 a. m., prcuclting
Whitn-
hurst the famous baritone singer,
.taicnt oi Norwalk: 8 p. m., the pas
tor will [much from the them: "We
mnw to this Iittl» church and receivt:
a blessing. Conic praying. Tuesday
night} In special Thonksflving lur-
Tuesday even‘ '
l
l
'hoys from tiratlc i. was
. a group of kindergarten chil- .
3‘32: walked on the stage. and recited rctiidod at Collendcrs Point.
3 littlr- pot-lit which simply sent thil .....———-
t'tms'tl Wlltl \i‘llli I” ll the work It), W mm 0' W
writ don" by those yunsstcrs. A!H I ll .9 ”autumnal“!-
“"“"‘”"" ”0‘" Piss." by mfim on ”n cantroct to dawn and remove
' ' also stun» of
to mm. The characteristic lutlflim’ Will 0' 00“.
:Alruftt th 5 number was that two of. truss. on . strip of mm m . “mm
”W my“ ""3 “mm m “‘3" rmioi wstcr flows thrust: on Pine Grove
and new Kin‘l’i a hearty ms 0 npvi . Bid”. in: l0 lira.
pluurw also. “rm not of the m m l?“ ‘ .“MM‘. . “I
consisted of it sketch. recitation and Horace nodal . ha W623“
singing. The program follows: is lobsbnllt. Wbsnt w colic
, plotc.stacostot minnow
\i . \Vllllllt')’. p
turn)" ~ Mr. llcynolds. she will have it finc'lakc, that
i
3 dollars.
Younw Pcople's nlc'ttllflz at 6:30
tlcadcr Mr. Northrup. The Rod Cross:
Auxiliary csssion will be Omitted this
week. Thornoothly devotional and
business meeting at tho church will
its hold on Wednesday evening at B
”o'flock all the Wm's Bible class'
will most immediately sftcrwud. Tho
Tcntpio Circle will Inert or. Friday
itt lbw home 0! ”in Day. Hull 3th-
mic. The church will unite with the
ot/bcr tbreo churches of South Nor ‘
walk in s Civic Thanklgivinx nor-vice
to be bold in the South Norwnllt
xctbodist Church it 10:30 on Thurs
day morning. it is expeclcd that tho
Civic Bodies of the city will be pl‘Pti
Mt. Roylc. mm b. mud . ll fish, Infiniti-
Singlnxm ‘rradcs 5 and 6. I.“ My m.,,“ :13, at 'm o. m M" II will Oi: tlié occasion. 'l'llc
lv‘inrtor Pinyr—Kindcrxartsa, . g . .t, . “Mr‘Ffl 53,. Amer! ,Nstlosal
invitation—WON'Fhrv—Ondoii. .140" I” 0‘ My and t c upcokcrv
l ; ”—— ,
3 mum is lurking in the start of
9- “"5"" 3-: Vinn'm of the nsriq Iss-
' «in, state sowor c, E. William-
son and Ernest Crofoot. These nun!
on hay-day presented to me town oi:
f'l'rlggii. G; .
th‘V.
ltw‘itntlon-w "ll.
C'Sflliit‘ Godfrcv.
Singing ............... Grid” 7 and 3
Polk Dilncr- “Adv. Kim“...
Recitation ~ "November" .. . .Oradn 5
ibcn “Kane, Robert Duo
will be lter. i", Harrison .Thmupmn.
Mr. 'W 'I‘lllon'i'snd Rev. John
m The music will be lead by
a chorus of cigbty children
First (id-nautical Church, luv.
H. F. Helium", I’ll. 1)., pastor.~-Tlle
‘ fl "all; snd'to'tnii Montana
at the latter hour a fi'mdflmfll‘Skfllchvv"volmllfll Virginia" Grade 2
program by the teacher of Pacll rooilt;llPt:ll:lllon~—"A Southsrn Nonsense
.. summits East Wilmington was presented to the Visitors. A; Tale" ..................... Grade 8
EM “.3, 10:10:15 unfilllullflso to word of praise about the entertain [Singing ..................... Grade 7
- , fl MI by the school children is tint"'l‘hc Milk Maid" 67.11: 3
“m I'mucti. an; 0|“!le rsscntiai part of this story. not be-’ lirill—Klndcsartcn and Advanced
V hrs-flint prod .. 01' « cause it is a'cwstom by morn news Kindergarten.
s» . as W talc. . Jack and a?” pspcn to ,always give a word of March and Dance ............ Grads- 1
‘ fl." praise, but because the showing made I Singing .............. Gradcet 7 sud 8
' V ,tmyounsstcrs last night was“ sung ............ . ........ (imit- 3
“thermal surveyors harm”, : __ p. , , ,
”m the local in o ' ‘ .
a. «an. 1:: likely on ttllcy will s53 '5"— W 9 in “‘9 10°“ W" Ear-rd Kim: and family have ten
. so tksirwk in a. short title.
1, .md. runaway can-osmium
., m., em .0 m the fig” thmmmporary delay however. as
”Win-m the clan-clothe money will be in the once in a
‘2‘]! gadolinium not wand-rod “it tlnle and probably by the time
13.4”! munch. that this is renll the money has been
- obtained, after which it will be issued.
m.“ nun who hove enlist: Owing to a mistake in the resolution
V a m m Illt y”: are any to]. flowering the mayor to borrow sui-
W,‘ .mg-Mmgm m J, Ilcent money to defray expenses he
”.1, Ilckscl wamlr, m I, it not given the power to sign a. 'note
4”“ ‘Ail have mm in ”w ch matter was remedied at the spa»
again.“ the “gut corp-'6: cm meeting‘of the council lsst even.
nthmysadannowatmhs- .
' ’4”,qu rho mtg-red ”an '& Mam,“ which reached South
‘ “Tot, to finish their training. Norwnlk. Wednesday, the 21st of No-
...._.r__. , vc her, gnncunccd the birth of a son
W.m another ,scrvlgb‘ ' . r. mid Mrs; J. Wilbur Blackmail.
cubic unfurled in Norwdk, or 01 Coventry, England, where they
. ’ inst Nowwllr, this time on this liltvc been rosidlng‘ for nearly'two
,_ “11$ 01inch, wk. t your; The many friends of Mrs
withdraws mounting Bhskmnn, who was Miss Sadie ~L.
' "mortise church who Richards. oi fist Norws‘lk, will be
‘fimol the Unit“ Staten plaudto know that all is well with
hmmyorthcmrofls- ber Ir, Blackmail is employed by
“Minion-kc I‘thllqlltnflrliofthcl.&l0uh,ud..
guru-inmate- with indium nine in: a factory locsid in
of this list. . Norwatk. They will probably
‘ pinyinllfland until the worcnds.
m Roy-villi. of (ion arms. The event makes Ir. and In. Wil-
.Vv.flilx himself “Wham H. Blackmail unndwfll- for
.thstiilbshankbw’v‘ the second this in two weeks. their
nus-Um Much-in I'm-arm. In. 3. t. Parlor, boring a
"fig? Gil-flinlb'ml‘limcmbononxombcrli;
Jflmd/u full Iii—thousand
«1M: when they did not rc-
il; porcine“ promptly lt
+333;
_..—-——-~¢—
it no“)! ”25%
,ansia'srsm-ruo-n-
.‘h‘*.u
‘illsss sftbs m
Wt
Darle- assrvlce flat: carrying 84 Ml nming service will be a union scrv-
denoting the number of Dnrlen boylzicr- at ":00. at the Norwalk ll, E.
who no a" to “m tor the W t‘hurch. The Sunday school will
meet at 12:15..“ the Sunday school
1' humky- A“ ‘0 ‘m clu"""'»rorim of the Nethodlst Church. The
no binning is too crest. M ”K“ WT-(‘hristisn Endeavor will meet at the
We. will be overdone or worked; Communal lexe at 6:70.
for they with the spin of ”70" in thotr."l‘hc evening service st 7:30. will b:
will it unzon service st the Methodist
NW‘ “'° "“ Sign “Church. The itetlmdut Church has
M flown some d" m ' .mrdinlly invited the count-gallon to
whuppositcnbevtg‘llinllrald it ii} unite with it in‘ its various services.
.cldc.
hmmurcnwnmmum-fl “with".
wrung-.msoshvsum mutt"
, 2‘ “7.". . A I 1"" — ‘ { ..
possible that a halt pholldnv will
clsrsd lmthc town who: the day may
he set asldc. Why not raise the flag
on the ‘atternoon of Thanksgiving
Day This will give the Hm Gil-Ms
of both Norotoa and Davis. stopper-
tunity to parade and the day will no
a memorable one.
M
Stewart. Lotternlan of Fitch's Hols , , t '
is planning to gin tho old-an '
shmptuous Thanksgiving dinncrmt
day.
Toke-eke for their Pcihsm hone.
Martin Varga and family have rc-
movr-tl from Noroton “sights to Old
bridge, N. .l. '
0
Be sure to state your “gross inane
corrsctly. ‘ l‘mt maybsvc a 850 sninrv
and a $10 side line.
l
' t
i l ‘ ~—-——-— , . a
ERay Billlnnton .who is on a “mild
States liattlmtblp which is now Station
ed at an Atlantic port. is beacon n
“hour furlough.
Twelve persons who won smoked
Thursday its promoters. clan and
contests-ts in: basing hosts at tbs
mm Sporting Club, in Mn.
last Sunday uisbt fa n ma
theilowtplcaded not sliit! yams!
before Howard P. Nash, ti min
in tho Cotes avenue court. M m
furnished for each person in the
, amount of 8500. ‘
“Mr. and Mrs. 'W, J. field, who you Both: in New York under the
recently married. hbve gone to bot-s- i’rsflev law passed out of axistance
keeplns in the Cuahman m prion November is, and tho Brands-tr.
Mansfield avenue. m Club hold it show m
night slider tbs soc-lied m9
ccbssic. which WM‘~-aftcr the
old Horton law wont to its gnu.
Policc of thc‘ Ninth district. with
“out" McDonald, the inspector, in
cursodroppsdinto soothe”,
and consequently node complaint!
against all titan-ciao, involved- is
the W
According to the complaint, porno!
Items minim to the fights were
allowsd to elite oalv after they had
given 81 mil.‘ which probtsinsd for
them a membership card.“ wild was
‘ ‘ . accepted of“. gains,-
Imot the local boys sta‘lslsd sit non mm were Jon-Wain»
sort wrisin will suits- mini. pro-turn, of on club: Assnv
u on football-toll st/itisi pitta will, riots-sun. .tss.
plsv a meatballs“ s'tliafsrl. Mb. Insulin;
sad it ith a few of 1&1.»qu rm. Wu." .
l). P. Sharrctts and family of the
Post Road, Noroton, hsve mar-nod for
tho winter to their home at Plains
field, )3. J. '
Further the married man is allow“!
$200 exemption for cach child. if he
has six, there will be no Federal llr’
come tax for hint. The government
cannot be said to encourage rscc coir
Two m list-ion isds have "rind
safely in France. wording to mesons-
“ received by relatives in town-
George H. Cbsddertlll and Fred Stark
--botk 0!.wa are in the art-tin.
service.
s
O
be dwuntll thti parish housr- can bc rclinlr-ier the direction of the} council of tho
it is how
'cd and made serviceable.
cd that all will avail themselves of
tiltls gracious haspltsllty.
At the First M. E. Church. Suntltty.
November 85th, the Rev. Millard L.
Robinson. tit-the New York City So—
ciety of tho ”Mt Episcopal
church will mail. If you wish, to
bear a gust scrim, corn. Morning
nbjrct: "no lint-try oi Reconcila-
law QM?” Sunday. Join
us intlo woodwork. The T. C. B.
class will love the picnic at listen-
son. Thu-ab A.'.T. Dawson. an invitqr
Howls and“ to oil.
tune meeting at. 0245
most! lion Way
7:05.
twill.“ holdtin tho-Fin: hi. it). church
on m
incr- willrbc
lministers snd lsyrnvn.
service
animus.
lion's Bible clsntt.
“owortli lune devotion“
souls.
‘iornlus
smoftbe
woodman-slaw?
~ople.’l‘b
Miss-ti»
ll»
tag to so sddrcssbyllr. A. '1‘. Dow-
Bvenlnn sub-l
jrct: '1‘“ Rudy." Enortlt Lorr- church is open all day cvcry day in
P. m.. prayer
evening at, terccsttlons. Nit-w scholars, are ‘04-.
A '| an Thai-giving service
, Nov. 1’. 10:00 a. m...
short addresses by city;
Ewryonev ' mam—.7» Tuesday next he
should aim their dismount in than} :3", Mm." m “lemma or the
'3‘ till “‘0 m“ and I"‘“Jioly communion at 8 o'clock; 'mls-
thankful for numerous blesslnss rte-mo“ Sunday school of syn “(that
culvert. if God be for us .who can be, 9.0". monitor may" “a sermon at
m, PM
\iiss lssbcllc llsntortl. today 1:30? Monday.
1. in. ssngssrvm and sermon for‘
“homo. The W'cs' Aid rustic.
”it rid the Mist ”MY-oils! will-ltd!”
tintlttsdefll-wslk," Than will be or
mm W!" ill Twit
st 7 detach This flmm‘i.
Inst! futons of throat! llsrvcy st
numbnof llcv,
a menu will be ans,hsdr,-hm of pram.
slid tbs pubic is .m’l.“ 10,:
“WP. Titan will be an. impor-
nwsusr of filth
Enron will its its-cached. altar wbidi vol
'trcslmwnts will be served; Friday
inight butilncss meeting
A...
South Norwslk Baptist Church. J,
tilnrrlson Thompson. pastors—10:30
a. m., morn§ntr worship, sermon topic
"The VDlt’B id Mi" )2 m., Bible
school 9 tumufiflo 9., m., dflotlon-
al m it‘ ’bl'tlie young people of
the cllIbli: 3t“ p.-li1., evening wor-
“MP. mill. with i) WK service.
The pastor will spook on "An Eu :v
Deed of lists and. an Early State }
merit of nn Etcrnoleesl.“ Mondsv 2
7:06 p. In; firit-mectlnx of thc Teach
er Training class 1st the parsonage:
Wednesdsy. 7:30 p. m., choir NhPfllj
lid; rim 'y,4"'!0:30‘ a. In: wrcnl‘
South Norwslk Methodist Church.
Trinity r‘intrch. Rcv. Frcdcricit A:
Colonisn, melon—The Sunday. nc'xt,
before Advent. s s. m., celebration of
the holy communion; 10:00 a. on.
ichurch school; 11:00 a. m., mornlnc
ipraycr and sci-molt: 3:30 p. m., the
Sacrament of Baptism: 7:30 p. m..
"suing pnycr snd sddrcss.-—Calen-
dsr for the week. Monday. 7:45 p
m., Rod Crou Auxiliary: 7:05. tench-
crll meeting in parish hall; Tuesday.
2 n. in, sewing meeting: 2-3 rector-’24
lothe hour: 8 p. m., very special
Imocting of the men's club: Thursday
Thanksgiving Day, 9:30. maniac
prayer: 10:30 Civic and Pstrloiio
meeting In the Methodist church und-
l
South Norwnlk churches; Friday.
,9:30 a. m., holy communion. St. An—
fdrew's Day; 7:45 choir rcbcursal
the rector will be glad to receive
'contrlbntions for tho church's thanks-
lgiving baskets. '
8t. Pnul’h Parish. Rev. Louis B
Howell. rector-Sunday next before
Advent, 7:3 a.0 m., holy communion;
“:15 a. in. St. Paul's church school:
l
v
item" llblssshoal at 12 m... inflow-[10:30 it. ill.. morning prayer and sec,
man; 3 p. “1.. St, Andrew's church
school. 353 Main street: 7:30 p. in.
owning prayer. All the consrpsation
are urged to be present. and all oil).
era are welcome. cspecinlly strangers
and visitors in town. St. Paul's
,the year for private prayer and in-
come at either of the two church
schools on any Sunday.
!
Grace Church. Rev. .1. Benton Wer-
i 10:30: parish Sunday school at noon:
lcmflrmation instruction at 4:00; we
Inst Avenue Methodist Episcopal; nlng prayer with brief
Churchnarotd it Wilson, pastor.—-, 4:30,
0:30, (mounting. E. Troun-f
son. ind-r: 1050's. In. morningr rcr-
vice Tillwili be apstrlotic service...
and :wlll conclude with the unfurlinsi
of a itcrvlcc dug in honor of nineteen!
young men of the parish who are in:
‘he service of the country. Titer:
w'll be an address by (lateral lino-V
roll Frost: 11!!!" Myriam! and!
The men's class'
‘s takiilg on new life wltlmi vigorous
tin-insin- for must-bays” All Isa;
we invited; 8 p. m., Junior Lama "
'Ybarlcs Rinse wnl have charm: 0:30. Ac”-
addrcss at
‘ '(lhrlst Church, Gregory Boulevard
East Norwnlk. Sunder next bcior'.i
. November 26th. V
prayer and sermon at 10:30 a. m., by
York.
day, November 25th. "17-1—
trerntort topic: “the limit M
p. m., “Tho story of:
ltcvivol service
blag roach nisht.
"the Stan
, ltlon."
y' "locum Pray-r." Tam
' «on. rum rim-tin ..
hid-w, ‘Ttis mast lug-silt...
0.‘ I. Mr”
10:104. 5.; .
:mqt, and carpet} other)!
“Vic Thanksgiving NWJ’» “I“:
Morning
Rev. G. H. Housman Butler, of New
Grads Bsptlst Church services. Sum
11 s. ”In;
God’s ll'flllflv
continual.
Subjects~
new":
Wot
lad.”
on Church. Variant-
Advsllt not" . do“ it ll
'm.
.91, l’ctcr'st Lutheran Church, t‘o-lnr
5mm, ncar Win-:1 avenue, Martln 1..
Soup. pastor.-~’l'ut-nt;'flfth Sunday
alter Trinity. Divine services in Ger‘
man will be conducted at 10:30. The
evening sorviccs will be in English
at 7:30. At bath scrvius tho Dania!
will delth-r a gospel sermon. On!
Sunday, December 2, the congregm
lion w.ll observe Thanksgiving Day.
Strvit'rs in German at 10:30 and at
7:30. A special envelope thankoi‘lar-
his will be liltcd. All Lutherans u!
like city and vicinity are oordially in-
i'ltcd. Eyerybody is welcome at mm
services. The stasis. are “‘98. Sunday
school every Sunday at 9:30. Englzsh
and German departments. New pupil;
may cuter at any llllit‘. Chilrltv-tl
should attend regularly. Christmas
Sale Thursday, December 61h.
First Church of Christ Scientist, 71
West Manner—The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at .11,
a. m.
There will be a special servitu-
Thanksgivinv morning at 10:45. 2’
bubject bt'Er "thanksgiving.“
Wednesdai wniug testimony mtm
"ll ill, 8 O'tthit‘k. T0 bfllh these r.‘ ”'-
vlces the public is invited. A rewi-
in: room is maintained at the sand
address, open each week day, brat.
days excepted. from 1'30 to 4:30 p, at.
l
Gospel Mission. Monroe fill‘i't'l .
'Serviccs every Sunday altt-tncon a! I
o'clock. Come help us sing old and
'ncw hymns from the Billy Sunday
ham and hear the plain gottpvl til
.l’esus‘ preached, and also hear brim l,
snappy teatimonics. Our motto ti
'the “World (or Christ." All 811' n- it
com. .
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'wstnxnown ‘ .
' BUSINESS MAN piss
(Continued ”all First Page)
During this yrar ltc lilOVPtl to Solidi
Norwttlk, and‘startcd in tho innml v V
buslncss in tho Norwalk Iron Wurlar'
huilvlinc. in partnership with rim.”-
9. lockwood. After several yours or
Fillt‘ct‘fiblul bufllncss thcrs. the porno «-
ship was dissolved. Mr. What-Dr
branching out for himsttll. Hilliel‘i‘t‘?
in: the Wheeler Foundry building A
Water Htrcct, and which is now con.
dt:ctrd by his two sonsjllr. Wheeler
rttirlni: from the lilin comet-worn
years ago. .
Mr. Wheeler was a man of comm.-
nblt- ingenuity, bclng lite inventor -l
:l mlmbt-r of very uictul articlcsr-tnzn
of the best known is the Who-obit
Curb Bar. which is in use in may?
Hates. His principal 'burincss, hm.-
t-ver. was the manufacture of im—
tors tools of his own invention. with
art.- still in general use in‘rthc .th'
ters’ trade. 'Hc wan_strlctlv hairs-rt
in all his dealings with his lt-lliw
tab}: WNW .
tlon during his business life, . ' ,
be: is aursws'wrow'm-mr,
Mrs, Katherine Judson and Mrs. P. i’.
Bylngton, of Hartford: .ilrs. B. J
Reynolds and Mrs. H. W. Mather, of
South Norwsllt; _.and two sons. L: m};
Wheeler and ,iwstt‘r B. tht-V‘rcr, u.
this city: slip eight [Yflndfldlldf‘rlt
and nine great grandchddren. .
Punt-ml services will be held hun-
dsy afternoon at 2:30 o'clock [ruin
his late homo, 21 Havilnnd strpt-t.
Rev. 1. Harrison Thompson... olllrtm-
lnx. lntermént will be in Ril‘fl'flllli‘
cemetery. Automobile oortege.
_______________._
—THE MAWEBADE
tll'at’s ditlcrent. lst Co., C. ll. (l. brill
extraordinary Thanksgiving evc.. .tr-
mory. Adm. 60c, your friend's friend
25c.
Hot Water for V
Sick Headachcs
is vvhy mryrm should drink
m’mr with phaspllatt
In it before brvsltfsst.
!
’Tll
Headachs of any kind, is (M by
auto. intuicstlonmwhlch means sell-
polsonlng. Liver and bowel poisons
called toxins, sucked into the blood.
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that it counts in the smaller arteries
and veins ol’ the head producing rio-
lent, throbbing pain and dltrces, call-
ed headache. You become nervous.
despondcnt. sick. feverish and mixer-
ablcryour meals sour and almost no
seats you. Then you resort to aceton-
llldn. upirln or the bromides which
temporarily relieve but do not rid the
blood of there irritating toxins.
. A glass of hot water'with a tear
spooninl'of limestone phosphatq in.it.
dunk before breakfast for .swhitc.
will not only wash these mem":
our system and cure you 0 . -
:at will cleanse. purify and {rm
the entire alimentary canal. ,:
Ask your pbsmsclst’ for a gutter ‘
J lasspcnsivv, tiar- .. ,
shnost tasteless, except for c consist:
hick is not unpleasant. :7 .,
aru’t fooling your ”“1th
qr
so,
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