IOWAYTOI BAPTIST CHURCH. l
Henry I. Anderson, Pastor. !
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY.
I I0:30~Xorning worship with a spe;
,cial Chrittmas sermon by the pastor.
. ‘apou the theme "in Quest of the}
‘ King} The choir will sing a Christ-
in anthem. and the hymns will allI
mas Giving is the topic suggested for
consideration at this service, and Mr.
A. B. (‘leverley is to be the leader. l
{xvii—in place of the regular serviroi
of worship at this hour the ehurchi
choir will render the Christmas (,‘stila-
ta ".‘lhltnoif' a shepherd of the Orient!
The story around which the cantata is.
built will be told by seVerIl of thei
young people. dressed in the costumes
.of the Orient, who will impersonate.
the characters of the story as follows:
,shimei ....... ? l'ert-ival P. Anderson
:Sitneon ........ Franklyn Cleverley
Slnteon's mos .................... -
....St't.tt Albrecht. Prank llranda
.Ezra ......... Raymond H. Anderson
,Timothy ......... l-llmer Anderson
Joseph ............... Milton Evory
,' Women-Mafia Sconeld. Anna 8co-
,tleld. Marjorie Dufault. Rhoda Jarvis,
THE REAL XMAS GIFT
Readerv—Mm W. Amt-rose (‘rocltetLl
’ Not an Appmxim‘ge Mugion’ B at the m in” j The members of the choir tor the
' ‘ day are:
T T T - Soprano—Mitt Olive Leighton, Misti
“ RUE 0 NA URE,, :Marion Jnt'vin:l )ihts Dorothy Ray
. - - ' ' ‘ , mend. - -' -
. ‘,, The method adopted by Kr. Edison placing the artist in d'rect comparison with his new in. ‘ Alto—3!", Em" "t‘rlln- Mn ‘7
h - . . I D. Mb'fl‘c‘il. Miss flertrude Brando.
. ventton proves positively that he has succegded in accomplishing the , . Tenor—Mr. Franklyn Wnchelte. Mr.
‘ , Ambrose Crockett.
- RECREATION OF MUSIC = Wm...
" - E Organist—Miss Mary Sniflin.
: ‘ Leader—AM”. Henry H. Anderson.
10 NEEDLES T0 CHARGE. PLAYS ALI. suns OP RECORDS. ? Orchestra
I Violinsw-Miss Helen Craw, Franklin
('leverly. lrving Albrecht.
' Comets—Raymond Anderson, Frank- i
,lin Wachette. '
i The public are invited to attend this,
,and all the other services of the day. ‘
| On Monday evening at 7:30. the at.
.nual Christmas entertainment of the‘
iSunday school will be held. A inter.
iesting program has been planned by,
,the committee in charge and will con!
sist of a Christmas playlet by thel
lyounaer m'Etilbers of the school. on-
ftttted, "Christmas of the Little Pines.“
_ There will also be a humorous Christ-
mas cantata by the young people, en-
;titled: "Christmas at ’Hi Hopkinsf",
Talking Machines $15 up. Easy Payments
. _ THE A-LFRED' FOX moo co.
SS No. Main St.‘ - . -~ So. Norwalk
‘miml
Casseroles
Pcroolators
Thermos Bottles
Thermos Lunch Boxes
Sleds
Skates 1 q;
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l IEvery member at the school is expect-
m ed to be present lionday night. Par-
ents are most cordially invited. Teach-
{ers and pupils are requested to refrain
'or it'som the exchange of gifts, as has '
been customary in former years. An-
loitering [will he received for the bene-
T l [ :i'l ’ l I . :ilt of the starving children of Armenia.
' » “ ‘Z‘Ji \ _ ‘ ~._ Fresh Killed Turkeys ........ 44: lb' The mid-week service on Wednes- ,.
/ dingy 4 ‘ - g , Live Geese ................... m we” evening will he held at the some Watch For Our Big Xmas
'. ‘ '- Hm. om 6““ , a“ is“ Mr and Mrs w. s. Hotchhiss. Rail-
‘ l \ ~ ' """" , , road avenue. These meetings In the Ad“ Tomorrow and
' ' ' Fancy Heavy "Ml". cm‘k'" -t- Ihomet are proving very helpful and -
. Native Grown ........................... 36¢ lb they are not limited to the comtitnen- Monday
~ _ Extra Fine Shoat Pork Loin, ..30c n, cy of the I‘lavtlslt churcll‘iagtlone.9 Iii: In“)! 3m Lamb 30°:
mu r"... "wmr. '''''' 27: lb every one a we come. ans : . . .- ..... .
TURKEYS - [Fresh Hams ...... , ........ ‘. 31: lb 3'93“?” scrim” hm” '°' W Smallnoasll’ork ........... 30c
Fresh or Corned Tongues ..... 26,: lb' The following oillcers and commitvim m ............... 320
.3 Corned Hams, Shoulders, Spareribe or tees were elected by the christian En- m W ........... 23°
‘ ~‘ Knuckles, , ’ deavor Society for the ensuing term In a! v.“ ”it
:. - C -' C ‘ Best Hes M P . R f of six months at the meeting held on m . '''' f """"
. .. " ' " ' ""~" “" 3: Wednesday eveninz- ~Pmidem. gov» Shoulder of Veal ........... 26¢
' . ' ' -------------- _ ”P cival P. Anderson. vice-president, iss ' 1
‘. A m e Rm 0 Genuine Spring Legs oi Lamb, heavylllarion Lynch. secretary, Mt... Lucille Breast 01 Veal ............. _ 22c
' -§“ '- fl Loiné .............. so: light 28: lb Brands treaturer. Miss Mary Sultan: W Sausage ........ 320
. 5 5:. .5 ..- . . n hops .................. 35: lb prayer mains committee Fran n '
sr’ ’ n}é y 1‘ ~ ChICKefls . 25c lb {Rib Chops ................... 33c lb Wachette. chairman: lockout commitv '
V ' *Dlxic'lacon .............. 35: lb tee. Mrs. Ernest Varlan. chairman: New york 3" et
' 8"Safihsrsd Hams ............ 32¢ lb‘missionary committee. Mrs. A. ll. ,
.- 386 lb 3’8"qusz Cocktail 30c lbfiiwefley. "chairman; firemlt- Tel. 35,42
renter min ......... 35o 09. I'I- - .. mot! . c n:
' Everything in the glue. rice and dellfmusic committee. Miss )l'arion Jarvis. 143 WWW“
, - - 35c lb cateuen. Att'ttinsunmh vegetablulchairman; visitation 056:“ comma ___-____________.
‘4 V. k P k R . atonfrltraut .m.‘ 1:023’M!’ nomads] Andgmcéuehairman fl... r . ._.. -« ‘
A or "a“ ' ' ' 3°” “’ " m mmnscsnto
, , . . Chm, ' Hum—tn... Lillie Raymond.
Not Forgglhng our homemade Sausage _ Tel. 858:?“ l°“:".s'.::.,-..m.. on... 1......
chairman.
March—lira. lit ll. Evory, chairman.
.‘ MOISERN M ARKE'I. ’ 7‘ \ “fee may » - 'mAnpril—Mlas Laura. Crochétt. chair-
[man
9 June—Mrs. E. H. Anderson. chair-
The Man’s S
- Rogers & Stevens ,
Norwalk
Two Stores
The home of Hart Schafl'ner & Marx Clothes
Buy at Morgan’s
’Zyflufiélfigfl here a Suitable
W 1‘ buyout! you have in t _
e e
o . , e
Erector Sets
Scissors Sets
Manicure Sets
Carving Sets .
Flash Lights
Grind Stones
Automohfle Accessories, Tools, etc.“
ALBERT D. MORGAN
South N orwalk
tore is the Place to
Buy a Man’s Gift
Undoubtedly he for whom you seek a sit t is a regular Dali-on here and for this I
reason some one of our clerks will know exactly his tastes.
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‘ beagprxet'steo‘tomtrc sigh.“ for my I SHIRTS Lunch Kits With Thermos Bottle ........ $2.50
3 Elnorsing will he as follows: I so“ “a.” Ont! . . .k ...... '. . . 75¢ to 3750 ”mm Brush“, rm“, H“ B “’ Bull
1 * Prelude l [mud we" _ ' ' '1 m ' 30M! and Pocket Books, Belts.
. no , a and 1 .............. s. totem
I gay-0:31? end' 1 r l 72 l ' ”m" ' western '''''' ‘15:: $3383 BR‘WEAR.
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‘3 '3 41’1"?" m, Herald Aug“; E Ken I at? Handkerchiefs ....... 150 to 60c W00:I or Cotton Union Suits or Separate Gar-
w . , , o. , , House ...................................
1 [ Scripture reading—Luke 211-23. 2 3.“! 30M .................... ”33:012‘23 men ' L ...... 75° to “w ?
i $33?” '9'” “m" m"- 5 Ian's Pajamas £135 to 35.00 ‘ 305113“ a!
_‘ ' Announcements . , Silk. Cotton or Wool Plain or Pane 20c to $1.50 "‘
, Oleri a sot . 3 III S GLOVE . ’ y n
. L121, 1: fiilc S’hcpherds WNW g am” 5 Including the famous Interwoven Hose. m
5‘ r or . ' D". ................. "
lq-germon—Jn Quest of the King, Matt. '% Working Gloves ... .'. ......... v. 31632 3 fig MILITARY OUTFITS .3
“gillIV-Brsight Was the Guiding: E m , - GM“ """""""" “$737.50 afiyré’ifiuu ....... r ........... $9 ”85%: a.
m. _ o. . o LEATHER GOO . ......................... .
Benediction. lz Ds Trench Mirrors ....... . ......... 60c to $1.50
Postlude. : / Wool erllletl
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tag... ...:...";.:..:;:“.:':fl.:. ..;‘a and on cu.- m m mt was...“ ."' liai't‘fiinfiliif’11111312121::£31233 3:3
cll Advent of the Messiah. Matt tabotouooo 0 D WooiGlovos * $100
v2:l-IZ. EV? be I .‘l 'h l; ' - u . ' ' - ~ ., ................... .
tshould be pgdeme: tile guide; 2:! ace: Traveling, Tm!“ “d “.1" 83"”30‘12 w Rain Coats ........... t ...... $5.00 to ‘25.“)
,ton t 'illhel~edt . .
3f um timer" year a 0 0“ gwrsmna ................. $100 to ‘3‘ Bart Schah‘ner & Mart: Suits or Overcoats
4:30—11: to a . ' I v» . tape er, 0am Ann .
stairnszvzr (on; Christmas to... ...... iii"? ..... it’ll m 3.233..“ ”5'” “d °"‘" ”W“ “' ’°“’
So. Norwalk
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Meat Grinders .3.
Bread Mixers '-' I. ,
\Rmrs '.
Gillette Sets _
Strolls ' " "
Hones
sitting; Specials
mono noon '
1. cm ALL DAY
SERVICE A IA CAST!
No. Main st” 80- Norwalk: mt: GREATEST . . -0...
, Leighton. chairman. , '
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the WI!" "you“ :the right eye. Wilfred was paroled FOOD VALUE l 5"” Lucile Brandt. kindersartner
TALLV WOUND: pnoyuzn' by Coroner Geo,” Eula. at Center School, Darien, has resume
for Christmas presents inlaue, were left alone in the house. to
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I/reyolver he had found whitezsotnt J. Innon. of so. 9 Sterling ave- , , ' ' "
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ltallaaWst tbevdverllty or
Oysters. clams. lobsters and
everything in season at reason-
able prices.
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' F. 8. [JUN
. scan that aim. Wilrnd ramp-tug themselves they new for *m ”I m '5' "$335: L12“ sifsgg| Job Plinth.”
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Using
supply of fuel.
be unpatriotic.
’ To. Our“ Customers
_ Lighting! -
For sometime past we have had in eil’ect a flat rate for dis-
play lighting. signs, window lighting, etc. under which lighting
was used every night of the week. ,
. The latest order 0‘! the United States Fuel Administration
forbids the use of any sign or display lighting of any kind on
Thursday and Sunday nights, and also forbids window lighting
.on such nights unless the store is open for business.
This order of the Government ill made necessary by the
coal situation which throughout the United States, and es-
pecially in New England, is very acute. Electric companies
everywhere are having great difilculty in obtaining a steady
. In view of all the circumstances, We feel that to continue a
flat rate for display lighting which encourages the use of lamps
during hours when lighting is not absolutely necessary would
’Therefore eflective December 31, 1917, we will withdraw all
list rates for display lighting, and ask our customers to co-
operate with us in eliminating all unnecessary use of lighting to
the end that the Country 's fuel supply may be conserved.
, The Connecticut light and Power Co.
Display '
Advsersllnow the 1‘ cntinel's Value
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