, UNDERWEAR
‘E'K’rBANKB
“"“W” n
{Tomorrow
cites.
to.
Christian itraemer. who was operat
.iarge circle of friends.
drawn up by John J. Cuneo.
l‘ At the First hi, 8. Church
“Palestine." All are cordially invited.
‘ .perieuce.
J. .l.. dieens." the income tax man.
“bury. although’ he was at first
‘ .. .. led to leave yesterday for
' fiddgeport. All persons who fail to
puke out their» returns by conference
aWith him will have to go in Bridgeport
yr conference unless they have oh
other information on the meth-
ot Iling a return. Mr. Keene es-
n.-Daubury News.
Automobiles running along street
learttiscks frequently experience con-
‘ et'a'ble dimculty in getting out to
{side when a trolley car approach
on account of the “shoulders" of
' add it is not an uncommon eight to
an operator working to get out 'of
way and having much difficulty as
wheels slip around and do not take
ins annual meeting of the Norwalk
' e Club together with the election
elders will be held in the parlors
:{the iiahackemo Hotel; Monday eve-
I the 4th at a 9.111]... ‘Much busi-
of importance for the welfare of
club will be transacted and it is
[that some of the State Olli-
. will be present. Nearly one half
the club membership is now in the
‘ .. ‘-of»the government and their
9‘ will be missed at this meeting.
_ the business meeting a light
will he served with plenty of
as and. all members are requested
a '.
"slams moans 1'
» earn mums
' .. swell Corporation;
d:
l 7 Q.
5 Norwalk'
is the feast at st. Biase DINNE
' . will be celebrated it some of the
"It. and ilira. Horace Keyworth of
=Wesioa are the proud parents of a 955 ‘ __
.i son, Robert 'Allen. born Jun- attack. In the center was .l nnma
.35,» Mother and child are cotng lut'i' battle ship and Invited to it
on at the Post Graduate hospital, ,
3“! York city,- last week, B lmprov- Nullcement of the ellgageiuint of Wil-
lag .This will be pleasing news to his.
'Desvuty Sheriff Edward Doulens time our
"m 9., pgnbury yesterday and cloggdoyuiiyfinsde and containing port holes. ' street: Norwplk. yesterday upon, a
thovtlrng store of Harry Bogardurmhii .
Juror of Theodore Dougherty of Nomi
York (or 32,500. The papers worse
on Sun-
l'day alerting. Feb. 3rd, at 7:30 the pas-
"tor. or. Greenlesf Oakley, n. 1)., Ph.
‘D.. will‘deliver his eminent lecture on
1)!anle speaks from personal ex-
romain for one week longer in
_.ey's Honey and Tar the only medicine
IITUESDAY-éthe, 5th
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Broken Lines of-
Suits and Overcoat:
Formerly sold at $15.06 to $20.00
$10.85, *
ROGERS 8. STEVENS -
.So. Norwalk
first. Methodist Episcopal church.
South hernia. Rev.'0reeulesf Oak-
ley. D. 1).. moisten—A short sermon
at 10:30 a. m.. followed by the holy
. eumwt;:Blltie school at 11m:
Epworth League service at :45 p. m..
subject: E'Bpworth League Goals. and
How to Reach Them." Nice Ethel
Dow will lead the meeting. At
7:39 . m.. in place of a sermon Dr.
iOskley will fictive: his lecture on
“Palestine: or. Light on the Book in
lthe Land of the Book." No admission
Llection on the plates will no grate-
fully received. Everybodv is most
cordially invited. Prayer and praise
sertrcc t'l'hrhsday evening at 7:45.
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I Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
,Rev. Albert E. Beebe. pastor.-—8uu-
may services 9:00 a. m.. clue meet-
;ing; 10:00 a. m.. Sunday school; 11:00
is. m.. mornring worship. 11on com-
munion. Short address by the par
— itor; 0:30 p.‘m..'lEpworth Lbague
R GIVEN
y“ “MY..-
of Mrs. W. H. Odell; Thursday ,eve-
‘ning at 1:45 p. m.. prayer meeting.
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(Continued mi. Pare One)
. [SOCIETY
. East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Harold]; Wilson. pastor.—
I
tune ribbons lending tr each place "80
‘ _ - . a, .. i .
"'rht ends of these ribbons ii'ere held and Pwsonal wrounaonl?leal:i.ial:?':tltl::0 :lelgingmfi
by miniature sailor boys. A; a given“ ing worship with. sermon by the pits-
. “3"“ ""3 5m” '9'” Fun“, “I“! tor. subject: "Christians and the
all the end of the same came the un- . NE W S . - Warn 1a m.. Sunday school and .
. l. Men's’Bible class. The pastor will ad-
l - . .
is: “sit: .'° :! ...... ..
E." Norwalk and mu "2‘“ hi»: ‘L.__._~_________.__-_ ltitudc Toward Soc-at Problems; 6:40
Nutty. A very novel feature w” a -Epworth League devotional meeting;
lie amp at each place beauti-
iect: “How May We Receive Christi"
Tuesday evening the Epwortli League
will hold a business meeting and so-
cial at the home of Ir. mind hire.
Carpenter. 20 Edlie avenue: Thursday
night the regular midweek service
will be omitted in disinterest of the
meeting to be held amiss lfirat Metho-
dist Chulch. .Sotlth' Norwalk. where
Dr. Moore. of the Anti-Betcha League
slut. in the dining room were ex- i . l di 0!
nailed and lights in’lhe small ”mm" W" “on by we a as
t “we" appeared. mm“ . most the trimming room. once and box
Wmmyrflct- J'llell there were room. in honor of the forelady. Miss
.dutngé'g.‘ nl'leell lire crackers in ; Esther 'l'arvln. who had resigned lull
lei'chh itfl‘hddiitg excitement to the mudly to art married. but it became
mm. Mlldhflllsurronnding the dinner known a '6' days .30 {.1 that she had
with aznsyaliatmosphere. The dinner .
m. om :—”Vu§lit“'al'm W19!“ was up been married three nlflfths previously
to his hig ‘ a l‘ a 'w _ enjoyed,” Simon Nouns, of ton, Mass. ‘Al- will speak; This will be a union
by ”'9 ”Egghmgiséggltfil‘he dell-lienthe luncheon Mrs. ulla Patterson, ”1‘9“"! ‘0' the WM 0‘41"“!
the campaign to get Connecticut to
ratify the prohibition amendment to
the constitution. "The Ladies' Aid
Society will meet Wednesday after-
nlon in thellch'ureh parlor. .
.l‘ .W
KnightiStree
l. A. lcCoy. pasture—Quarterly meet~
lug. Monday service Love least and
preaching by Rev. C. N. moms.
P. 3.. 12:30 p. m. Sunday school; 3:30
sort was ice cNM'fi‘wd’lbm of bat-'1 . few we“ chosen remarks. in be
tleahips and wastiniksdptnulwith the hnaif o! the ladies presented Mrs-
ilpiltt of the occasimfintt was a late >' h
hour when the party.,dispereod. Th0 Neuss with a chest of silver. 8 e
allalr was a ’great spcéeu'and high-'alao received various other New!"
. - l-an to the voung man-tn whose through the past week in the nature
honor it "I [WOW I dulf of a linen shower. She has been sucr
_ 3 l .
Those present included the follow-r
lng: Mr. and‘birn. William c. smmflmm ”’ M" Fm“ ampmd' M“
Mr. and Mrs. Reimar. of Rtamto-«iglNeuss leaves today for New York for
air. and lira. Thomas C. Csnty. Ifr. a few days’ stay. after which she will
and ers. Ralph C. Farrell, of Bridger go to her home in Boston.
port; Misses lrene and Alice lac-i iford will preach the glamford choir
" "‘v. News Winifred and Ethel! be at the of fourteen voices will urnisb the mu-
Money. of Brooklyn. N. Y.; Mr. ’and William Roberts. hell y sic; 8p. m.. preaching and the Lord's
Mrs. Dennis Fiannery. of Bridgeport;
a Geraldine Becker. or Brooklyn.
N. Y.: Miss Lorena McLachlsu. Mills
Mona McCarthy, of New York; whose
engagement to Richard Duify was re
cently announced. Miss laabelle Frost.
of Norwalk: Miss Gene Belmur. of
Stamford: Henry French and James
Keefe. of Bridgeport; Richard Dufty.l
of New York; Frank O'Brien, of New;
York; Alexander Beinnr. of Standard; ‘
Harry‘McLachlan. of Danbury: Percy;
”onev of Dunburv: Ray Haves. i0“
“mm“ "m" l‘ ”"d'" " m Slipper will be conducted by the P.
d!" '"h h" Wen" l" 7““ “"'°"',n. c. N. Gibbons the. Knight Street
"Mass. :choir will sing. Come and Join us in
' these services.-—hlonday night quar-
Miss Martha Hamilton of Flasiiili terny centered? plane he‘ll: allurcv
-. “ portsready: ues yng.,css
road is ”and!“ the week-end with meetings at the following homes:
h" aunt in New York. Mrs. Anguilla Price. J. D. Taylor.
‘leader: 3. ’1. Bell. Jae Perkins. lead.
Leland Close of i-‘ort’Terlv II homey er; Ira. Juo. on... Jan. Norman. lead-
on a short furlough. fer. Any friend or neighbor are wel-
_. .-._ .__.._..... 'come to these meetings in your vicin-;
3ity. Thursday night pantomime Drac-i
lNorwalk; Antonio Biber Deneyra. of GOULD CAPTURES 5nd and the gm, l. we," will meet;
South America: Richard Mcflanrl. all STAMFORD MANIN» h" the parsonage,' w l
the Naval Reserves. stationed at the} , YSTERY C ASE: . ‘———-——- l
Brooklyn Navy Yards: George Smith: M ' '
9 South Norwalk Baptist Church. J.
flimlson Thompson, pastor.—-10:30 a.
i'm.. morning worship. sermon topic:
}"Remenlber Jesus Christ:" 12 ..
Bible school session: 0:30 p. m..'
Young PeopleISocial Sing and Serv-
ice: 7:30 p. m.. evening worship.
"Through Hardship to Victory," will
be the subject of the semen by the
pastor. Wednesday. 3 p. m.. mission"
ary and business meeting of the ,W 3
men's Association at the home of‘the;
president. lira. E. C. Sherer; Wed-'
ncsday. 7:30 p.'m..‘ choir rehearsal;
Tbursd . _‘:30' p. m. mid-week meet-.
ing of t e church. ,
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l First Congregational Church. Rev.
fEruest F. McGregor, Fit. 1).. pastor.—
Morning service at 10:30 a. m.. ser-
mon by the pastor: Sunday school at
noon: the Young People's society of
George C. Smith
Elsworth Smith.
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. Hayward Smithl
' (Continued from First Page.)
Frederick Davie or the East Side ls'm’bund i. the other automlbile.
. ‘ ~ . . Sedelmyer tells Deputy Sheri!
' beginning to get about again “t" 3'“ Gould that something wa'sthe matter
accident-of nearly three weeks ago in with. his (5,. and he could not stop
which he fractured two ribs by a full right away, He claims that it was be-
on the ice, ;cause of the break to the mechanism
iof the machine that it turned over a
_.-e.._._, .4:- : few moments later. The Singlford
' mau denies any attempt to ova a re
WORST WINTER IN YEARS gsponsmility. but may be charged with
SMW' “1“" and extreme cold ““53 failure to stop and report an acct-vent.
ed more colds this winter than in past A yung woman who was with the
years. Foley's Honey and Tar provedrStainiorllmmunt asyuappear ssh: at.
its werth in thousands of homes. Men.‘ ”9“ 0" ° ' ‘l - 91' name .4
women and children checked colds; been made known“: the authori tea.
and coughs and prevented serious; H
gnouseuuences fromvexposnre. it clears;
x
UGH P. CAMPBELL, JR" ll-
couze Finer cuss quart. l
South Norwalk. on Monday afternoon.
class gunmen-aster. Recently git}; , ‘
Campbell entered n" QW'Rth.’ 1' So. Norwalk congregational church.
School, it "mm It! will"! m" John Stapleton. minister—suns"
tion, qualifyingin three weeks fertile marbling armies at 10:80,; 1:... sex
‘ t i'.w passed alias-mission y" ev.y'rederick sob.
presen ratng lie ‘ 1 letter from the pastor to the church
aliens creditabiy. leading a class 0 .will be read. no "um service;
eighteen men in the signal essntiiia-l 8undsy' school and Nb“ m.“ class.
.uon. an important part; of tho WW7, at 1: o’clock, Young People‘s no»,
termaster's duty. gun‘Cslnpbell 93-. ng at 5:30 p. ill.” The aim" aging!"
pactsstum etiuteontheJaoetonTuesdayevea g -
to spend m neth Beers. 45"llnlwood avzn '
O
}for coughs nod colds and recommend
' it hig‘hly."—§tillsou~Powel} ‘Corporuv'
lion. . .
i
no. The
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{fee will be charged, but n .lI'e' coi- lary
, AND ENGAGEMENT ~ .. :‘mfiggegféggdnmg-g £31.11?
13......ANN0UNCEDe l N 0R WALK |:..:: :2: .i..ifi“i‘...f’i..il":il:2f:,;:.
l At the it. t w. hat “do” m Cross 7:30 evening service and serum; sub- ‘
t sign; 3._Church; Rev. "
p. :to. Rev. 1'}. ii. .Collins. of Stunt-5
i
days excepted, from 1:30 to 4:30. p. in.
Minds—Inset ...............orelg
Trinity Church. ltcv. Frederick A
rectum—Services for Sess-
gesilns holiday. 10:0) :1. m.. Church
school. 11:00 a. m.. celebration at
the holy communion ant: moo. “Be
Still Then," the power of silt-nee; 7.1:"
p. m.. Choral evessong and musical
service. A beautiful service render-
ed by a ausrtette and trained chorus
or 25 voices. Calendar for the week.
Monday, 1:i5 p. m.. Red Cross Auxil-
llore workers are needed as
there is much to do; Tuesday, 7:45
p. on. business meeting of the Wo-
man’s Guild: 8:15 p. m.. vestry meet-
ing at the rectory; Thursday, 1:45 p
m.. Girl‘s Friendly Society; Fiiday.
1:45 p. m.. choir rehearsal.
f lfusicsl program at Trinity church
"arising.
ProceuionaL—"Shepherd of Souls.” . ..
i ............... Dykes
Solo-on Hymn—“Hushed win the
, Evening Hymn" ........ Sulllmll
Odertory—Contralto Solo. "Sometime.
Dear God” .............. Mrs. Sims
Rsocssional——“0 Jesus. 1 halve.- Prom-
ised" . ................ - ...... livioti
Evening.
Special luelcal Service.
Processional—“Jeruaalem the Golden"
..Le Jeune
PuimHelected~Chanted -'
Jlagnidcst and Nuac Dlmlttis.. ......
........................Fleld in D.
Responses—Choral.
Vesper-Anthem—“Righteous at That"
............... ..... . ........ West
Hymn—"l Nun Theo Every Hour"
.......... ................... Lowry
0!er_tory~“’l‘arry With Me’.’ Baldwin
Vesper Hymn—"The Day is Passed
and Gone" .................. Dykea
Recessioual-“Through Faint. Yet Per-
suing" ..................... Parker
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard.
Rev. G. ll. Houghton Butler. minister
in charge.—8exagesima 8nnday.»morn-
lug prayer and sermon at 10:30 a. m..
followed by Sunday school. No even-
ing prayer. All are cordially invited.
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1 Grace Baptist Church-41:00 a. m.
sermon by the pastor; 3:00 p. m..
Rev.,J. Lavister. of Port Chester. N.
Y, will preach a baptismal so u.
s p. m. preaching by the pastor. Morn-
ing Star Christian Association meet-
.lug at No. 13 Raymond street. 5 p. m..
topic: V"8auetidcatlon'f continued. M.
Orsexleader. n 1!. Sims; speaker. All
members of the church are requested
to street at the church on Tuesday
evening Feb. 5th. Business of impor-
itsuce. E. H. Simms. pastor. ‘
I St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Cedar
street. near West avenue. Martin L.
Steup. pastes—«services both morn-
ing and evening tomorrow. Morning
sermon at 10:30 on the gospel lesson
1“me”
c-oa-A-T—s
roll militiammmn
JACOBY’S
a“ .
' ‘ NOTICE!
'ro yous rsraoss nan, ramps:
Wehavedseidedteseliatsuetionallthehrnitun,ltc.,
wehavelettinouyhemiumnspartment. We want our
friendstogatlhobandtdthissale. Thetawiilbemsny
rarebargains.WatchforournotioeinThe8¢ntinelforthe
dsyauddsteandlistofsomeofthsgood‘sbnsale.
A. F .iieckmann 8:00.
83 £85 Washington Street Phone 1405
THRIFT -- MEANNESS
Thrift is the prevention“ waste. leanneui
forcnsselfalons. ”will:
Thenationallitnationrequires your attention to this
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‘ ‘ THEPEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwnlk.Conn.
81a,
Mr
for Sengeslma Sunday: "He That
Insth Esra to Hear. _ Let Him Be
Heard." Evening sermon at 7:30 on
Luke, 15-31: "A Fool is He That Lay-
out up ”unsure litu- Himself. and
is Not Rich Toward God." All serv-
ices ln German, except on the last
Sunday of the month when English
services are held at 7:30. Everyone
is cordially welcome. particularly the
Lutherans of Norwalk'nnd ‘ vicinity.
Plain. simple gospel sermons. seats
ree. During Lent services will- be
old every Sunday evening with spe-
cial Lenten addresies on the seven
words of the crucified Christ. Holy
communion Sunday morning, Feb. 17‘.
Sunday school every Sunday at 9:30.
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i
lions for'the parsonage fund may-be
left with the pastor at” any time.
m
. fleeting ofvoting membelu on the sec! ., )I New In ‘ , .m; All kl.“ 0' AM
ond Sunday in February. Choir rt: '1“... the Practice at I' b! . olal Dentures,
hoaraal Sunday morning arm .9“ “W ' . Grill and m,
vices. fleeting of Ladiea' sis Sociefl . m..... ' ('0') "”5 "’- “i"
Vlll be postponed to Thursday, it t, -..5: ”M" ' sully. fleas ‘ I
14th, and will proba')7 be hel ,It' ' r
the residence of In. R. Knippel, 2'2 ' -
51mm? Busineassoémeeting of the, 'm‘.‘ "'""‘ ‘
me can I My. hermit .‘ ‘ " -
Feb. 14th. Contributims or sensed:- JOHN L,’ SULLIVAN . ' USE OF SURNAME.
\ . The custom of using surnames for
I .' DIES AT ABINGTON Christian names as exemplified in the
cases of Harrison and Mr. Holden,
Advent Christian Church. Va
and Harvey streets, East
Rev. 0. ll. Tee
of prayer, 10:
mualon 10:30 a. m.
It Zuni.
Norlvnlk,'
i Sunday: school.
9
meeting. Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
- rim Cllurch of'Christ Celestial, 57
West avenue.-——Tha regular: Sunday
service of this church is held at 11
s. H . .
subject, February
Christian Science
. "layoff, ‘
Wednesday "suing testimony meet-
ing at I o'clock. To both these ser-
vices the public is invited. A road-
ss room is maintained,“ the sslacl
open each week .day
.pastor.-;Hal."hmtr‘?2welght champion. died at his home
I: uh: huh! tie-urinate. today. - .
had broken into. Jewelry ‘ _
some place.“ became of he fact that a;
Quantity of cotton wool such as watch.
" "‘ ”“1? '3: to...
in the car a ‘
tained a Waterburylngersoll watch Yale'will not be negleted this am
wasfoundiatheear.'l'hethreeymg-
menwetedescribed to beaboutrg
ears onewnra' knee pants. a . ..
{westegua'nd s'eack‘eost over it. while crew andhave "1° “'0.” practice to-
another wore a maekinaw cost, all report next Thursday to Professor“ .
summon, sis-s. Feb. 2.——John 1.
goes back at least three centuries. but
livan, formerly the world's heavy-
tlle people stuck pretty" close. to
Johns, Edwards and Thomas. in
. this coputry we have seen a tendency
.ihe passages. heels raw inflamedl TERMACTER iChflstian “4“," 'm “up at 0:30 330031;; ingot 11:3: 33:3? 33:: STOLEN CAR FOUND :10 use, at baptiamédtlle naturist:
Emembranes, banishes irritation and ~- mt friends of High 1’. Campbell. p. m.. in the parish . The Door- lug, 5:45 p. In; em.“ "m3"; 7:0 0 . IN mum NORWALK ily name as a in name o_
.ticltling “twp... M". Ed'll'dSli’e'Y. .115, wlli.ba 910‘!” u? bbar . "1.! h? keepefl' Clyde In] . 'Ilh "fl. 9' m; m“.'"k ”my“. .1111 ‘ estimo l1! . ' 4 :Child. This. no doubt. 18 'MJ‘ ‘0
l R- 37. Clinton, 0" “"1 '7‘ “fl“ “’1'- has just received the ratlpg of first “.9“ 0‘11““; 5 Wash “M' more free use of family names at. qw-
manned!“ Pace 1%) ‘en m.., For in. most part. 30"
shop up ever. we are John Henry Smith.
—~—-’
' aowiuo nor euteoreo._ .
‘ m eon- - le HAVEN, Feb. z-nowing at
. andaesllwae sent out‘todsyto-
dergraduates who desire totry fee a
. , ~ . water'afterwkioh‘hefhopestopursr , wore all. Tleseyooag-men who“. the coach, and “ML“, p
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