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STATE ARMORY AND CASINO ALL NEXT WEEK;.«
Mission 25 Cents to Both Shows
Jul-s lt. Kelley. no recently ro-
um hll‘peaitlou with the Southern
New ”and Telephone Company. has
taken one with the uptown branch of‘
the Norwelk Tire 1 Rubber Company.
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whla Sentinel readers should. con-
sider carefully. Nothing is more its-
porlant to property owners than ado-
treck than Taylor a Golden.
ork on the sewer on Pitch street
on Saturday's today in bat
for Easter music will be
bythb choir of the East Avenue
I. Chltch this evening.
commissioners will
. this evening as usual at the of
of the plant on Bayvlew Place.
y Inst Norwalk people are
ng to attend the meeting at the
Theatre tomorrow in the in-
. of’thc Hospital.
file names on- Mrs: nonl- Howell.
A‘ Charles Seymour and 'Mrs. Scott
lbs “'atch tour Stitch Club is to
Y with Mrs Charles E. Dunne-
. . non at 3.
ed to attend.
fie government boat hockborqugh
urlights steamed down .to
36.” Roberts,
‘ Hook & lodder Company, is
- which entered his eye while be
walking on some batteries re-
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fie government boot Daisy is en-
. in the local harbor shortly byI
. Iflanter Richard G. Ilendrlclr to
‘over the dolphins. Capt. Head:
has pieced a. beer oil Cress
‘_ those having book out belenlt
' the Mt No'rwalk Public'ubrer!
. acted to Ibrlng them in on the
.dsp. Mal-ch 20th, at the- new
quarters in Community Hall.
April era. a fine of one cent each
i be charged on overdue books.I
st Noreen: Improvement As-
- . Public Library is free to all
ills of lllaet Not-walk.-
‘ rein to be a special program in
- iwlth Palm Sunday at theI
'school se-lon of the East
-.M E Church tomorrow. the
be known as Enlistment Day.
ens' Class is to meet with the
, ' school forthe day On Easter
"’ gtherewlll he baptllmsand
.I when received. Those per.
.. ho wish to unite with the
. . should coats-with the pastor.
at. E. Wilson. at once.
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I-lhi can (TWO MONTHS.
"Home backache, {a
00" mid. nun' Joints
‘M ”Ml: “J ”in.”
. ' deem can all' amp;
, flied two meant. bothept rot
‘ lads-earn! noise bed
“Memes ceases
‘- I't7~aive.. Weloticodae now
firmni‘ldasyi’lllund
m4”!!! have than no.
have been added to the team in
No. 8, working for the new
old today for the same purpose!
Plans are being completed for the
Taylor 1 Golden moke anIimportant ‘
caetolnsuranooaaduotirmisbotterI'
outtfledtopnt you on thoright Ir. andllrs. G. D. Tilley spat
' I‘l‘neaday with friends in New York.
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ity Hell on April let. for the benefit Brooklyn.
{of the fund for the soldiers and sailors'
'of not Norwalk. Prison have been
cloned 1., u” '0..- selling. a. lion street, Darlen, appears on the de-
file name of Abram Mnlaram,
greater number of tickets and this he! llnquent “I" 10¢".
added considerable stimulus to the af-I
fair. l
The st
dock at P h
ltowed ill
tool it is ex ‘
fit for service 0
lids been thoroug
put in
boy. today, beinl
overhauled
t it is expected
I
work is completed.
The Tower Memorial Cross for
'Chfllt Church. given by relatives and:
lfrlcnds of the late Mildred Mona
lilcrellnusc, will (be presented it the
«’chureh on Sunday next, Palm Sunday.
'and consecrated atI the morning ser-
vice half after ten; ’PheJ‘lev GeorgeI
H. Honghtou Ruler. will odlclnte
lTherp will be evening prayer and nor
mu at’l: 30 m
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'Mrs. (lifton Scofleld, of McKinley
ter, who resides in that oil!
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way, is not entirely with us as yet.
Brookside, was released yesterday
morning and for many hours rushed
into Rowayton river, making a regular
'torrent of the usually peaceful stream.
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Rayaar Worms“ who is in service
i which will boa great help; at Callus Bevena. Ayer, uses. is in .
Rnweyton on a short furlough Mr.
.Werlae will. this evening at 8 o 'cloclt,
be united in marriage to Miss Ida Lois
Marsh, daughter of Mr. and up. El-
bert '1'. March, of Highlsad avenue, at
the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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The fuller nl of Mrs. Mary C Hun-
boJ. who died at the Home for the
Aged on Monday. has held Thursday
afternoon. She was the mother of
Mrs. George Slaueop; of RowaytonI
avenue sud grandmother of Harry
stationed in New York: Mr. Ober-E
leader was in attendance at the fun-5
eral. - '
Waylon M. 3. Church Serviced
Palm Sunday I'sevvlcep 10:30 a. m?
sermon theme, "An inquiring City."Ig
Sunday school, 11:» n. m. Devotional-I5
meotmg'of the Epworta League, use:
p. in. Snbhet. "The Art of Living;
With Others." Mad". bibs Rubi
Thomas. Evenlagservice 730p my
The Joint committee from the B’sptlst'
and Method“ Churches appointed to!
miller the caution of Malena-l
andSyrianrellolwlllmeetonSuudey,
“amendment: l-Charch; l
am. Harry Boers and daughter.I of-
Not-walk, spent several days auto
horns of her pom“. Ir. end Inn.
John Keillor. Ila Del-bore.
in"
'/-,-e—-
monies. msjwmm
“with
'Oherlander. now in the U. s. N. ml '
Jack‘ Dugdele. of the Heights, who "on:
is a musician in the United States Ng-
r Marion up for dry vy. is now playing with Bouse's Band.
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CIRDd 8“? til" ”.7130 Dariea Orange [1911] I belt!“ 3, 09.1..." n.” "I.“ "n,“- Ell!
that she will be George Washington meeting Thursday Norwalk.
more after she night at the home of Supt. James F.
and Williams.
flow-—
The children are again attending that it will be some time before this The non- commissioned odlcers of
the Home Guard, held their enemies
Town
for advancement in the
Hall last night.
it is expected that the Durien l.l-
brary will reopen about April 1,
[er being closed since the holidays for
the
Walter perm".
lack of fuel.
r.le Snm' s fliers
The when! Chorus lane at the war
rally last night at Center School. when
Miss Margaret Winn-inner. the Chloe
Igo journalist and lecturer, spoke 'on
”,‘A Message from the Allies to Amer
lca.”
.12 Myrtle avenue. on Monday Rowayton lions Company Monday ev- tor,
All members "9 re- ening All members are requested to for Dnylonn. and to be back in Barton
expect shortly
about April 1.
The Home Guardsmen are expertise
has been in the local harbor street, has been called to Mt. Vernon seen to resume their open air drill on
' e past couple of days, inspecting N- Y" by the serious illnessof her sls- the Noaon lot on the Post Road, which
” was used- for that purpose last fall
The Guard is now almost a year old.
One resident of Waylon reported [Ralph Oldrln. Dnrien's recruit for
drirer for the ids!- that there was still some snow on Dell the navy, whoee perfect physical con -.
in a spot secluded from the dltiou was the marvel of the examin-
" ering from the effects of blue heat of the ma. Spring. while on the lag physicians. who has been at spe-
’ cial work for Uncle Sam at New Lon-
don, has-recently been ina hospital»
The wster in the Keeler pond, Newport. but is improved.
° 2 location“ H'em rue om.
Prank Det‘ourcey has been
Ida-co which is to be held in Common» spending a few days with relatives in 90:3! to yes. need people at the Nor-
af
who spent some
months in Texas-training for the avia-
tion corps, is now in France with Un-
'81 5 “:l‘or Pllls't lhk'v
Miss Rural and Miss Van Doren of
'th’ls town, who have been stat. Aui
There will be a special meeting of unstine, Hon-ids, for most 0! the win.
to leave there
Dr. Entry 1). Hanson; dome of
the local War Saving amortize,
to every holder of a thrift card or war
0‘1er 0! the Liberty bonds.
RED CEO-CS TO
COLLECT CLOTHING
do all repnlung_ and makmg over.
Shoes and blte of leather for mending
rosally needed.
The local Red Cross Chapter sp-
M all you can
‘31;th blankets. shoots anything in
0, fact that is Practicable and durable
and will be of service to the stricken
Movie of those acourged countries.
Your deuteron may be sent to
either one of the three reco. ving sis-
spore Of
Old lied Ore- H rte W I
street, Norwslk. m“ rs. “
Central Toad (30., start. Washington
street. South Norwalk
WATCH YOUR KIDNEY.
“him the lumen of turpentine
and white lead often weakens the kid-
neya. That's one reason why so my
painters have bad backs and sick kl-
neys. Exposure, frequent colds and
chills and the strain of climbing up
and down ladders help start the tril-
ble !
I If your back aches, ii sharp pains
strike you in the back when-1'00”“.
lifting or working: if you have bead-
aches. disslneee, rheumatic pains: if
the urine is discolored or psalms
painful and scanty, try Man’s Kidney
Pills. the remedy so widely used and?
so well recommended in men in the
painting trade. Here's an East Nor-
' walk testimony: ’ ‘
C. Owens. pointer. 20.; East Wash-
ingtonI street. East, Noxw.alk says: “I
nnot speak hlfihly of Dean 9 Kid
when l have needed a remedy for
weak kidneys; At times my back has
been weak and lame and the kidney
secretions have been too frequent in
Iway I have used a box or so of Dean's
Kidney Pills and they have never
failed to help me." , .
ply ask for a kidney remedy—set
Dean's Kidney Pills-ewe some that
Mr. Owens had. Poaterdllllburn 00..
mm. Beanie, N. r.'-Acv. '
First ertenant me ill. Bylagtou.
stationed. at Newport News, is calor-
ing a leave of absence as the home of
his tamer. C lrvlng Dynamo,
. Westport avenue.
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children 'chunuu’y. - PM .
, and/Patiently . '9" “”5"“- A
T ... no... «)9» mm .
IPalnleu MOtbeda , Aseptic 0mg: .- Tallow»!
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‘ Gas Administered
Moderate '
Charon m Very Surgeon by the Oxygen '-
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73 South Main Street.
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15 Y Hours 9 a. In. to 9 p Ge daiandmwhrce" lain
ears in
. . Almonds Artill-
. the Prlctlco of m b’ ”MM” ciel figures
High class . Crown and Irldpe .
Dentistry. E 0' ’ W°;::Iyli;:~:kll- ‘
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sndlnelectaecovdancewlth
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poets to distribute a «unlold button '
savings card, similar to those ll". ‘0'
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mm Menswear—America's rm Exposition not”,
-. Suits. Coats, Dressss, waists,
Skirts and Mil—linery
AT POPULAR PRICES
l‘lrst Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Nmalk. Rev. John Greenleaf'
SOakIey. D 1)., minister.———l’reachlng at-
10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. in; Bible
tlt'heel at 12 noon;
service at 6: 45 p.
Lincll leader.
m.. Mrs. James
loplc' The Art of Living
flund ”mm. better With Others." in the evening at 7: MlChurch In their church ho
n. m.. Rev. Charles W. McCormick. D
l‘, superintendent o the Ne York
d.strlct. will preach. ursd even~l
gnt7:l$p.m.,nservlce Ibo
ill.
preparatory for Easter and in th-x
passage. Every time [here been that 310M with the proclamation issued byI 27. a 3 P m
the Counter of Connecticut.
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Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Albert E. Beebe, pastor
Price We. at all dealers. M’t alm- —-8eaday services, 9: 00 a. 10.. class preaching by the pastor.
meeting: 10:00 a. m.. Sunday school:
11:00 a. m.. morning worship. sermon.
“The Coming Victory of Christ: " 6: 80
v m. Inertia league:
evening oervche. Music for the day:
”outing.
Organ Prelude.
Quartette—“l Will Lift Up villne Eyes"
.. . .. .......... Holden
Contralto Solo—"Palm Branches" . .
Postlude.
Evening.
Organ Prelude.
«Incite—“Lamb of God". . . Couconi
[Motto—“Softly Now the Light of
P!" eneoeeeeeeeoeoenn-sensaunnx
not Avenue Methodist idplmm
',Church Herold E. Wilson. pastor—ll
9:30 a. m.. fellowship meeting. E.
.‘leader; Ill'30.a.ln. morn-
lag-worship with sermon by the pas-
tor, subject: “More Than Conquerers. "
13 hi. there will be a special program
at the Sunday school session in keep-
ing with Palm Sunday.
be known as Enlistment Day The
men's class will meet with the general
echoeltorwtheday 0:30p. m.. Eb-
worth League devotional services
Ject: 'The Art of Living With 0
ers." leader .l. Wesley Slaltaon. 7: 30
p. m.. evening worship. with sermon.
subJeot: “Man's Answer to God "
Therein! alteration. indies Aid So-
ciety. Thursday. 7:45, mid-week serv-
ice. Saturday night. choir rehearsal.
At the Easter morning service there
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lell be baptism: and new members
received both by letter and on pro-
I‘lcsslou of faith. Any persons desiring
to unite with the church are request-
ed, to confer at once with the pastor.
Knight Street A. ll. E Church, Rev.
1. A McCoy, pastor. —Palm Sunday
worship. morning service, quiet hour
'and praise; 12: 30 p. m.. Sunday schoal
Iand practice for the Easter exercises:
8 p. m.. .Pltlm sermon, theme: "L. ke
The Palm Tree" Cone home all ye
{weak and wondering seals, {or this is
your Fathers house. Be at home. we
are all fellewa‘nelhbers of His family.
Seats me. Coed singing. Tuesday'
night clans meeting. Good Friday theI
church‘ will so open all day for prayer.
limping with government orders.I
Friday night choir rehearsal. ‘
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vice. Sunday, school at 13 o'clock, lm-:
.medlutely after the church service.
Howard Tilly, superintendent. ‘ Mons
gclasa at the some hour will be ad- 1
Epwolih- We. dressed- by Mr. Stapletou. Young Peo- H
pics meeting at 5: 30. in the eevnlngI
the church will unite with the Baptist
me and Mr.
Stapleton will speak on the topic, "The
Soldier in (be Camp." At 7. 30.
new" Circle of King's Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs J Sherman.
53 Putnam- avenue, Wednesday. March‘
l rst Congregational
E. T. McGregor,
Morning
1 Church, Rev.
Pll‘. l)., pastor.—
service at 10: 30 a. m.. with;
subJert:
"The Campaign of Jesus Taking the
I;Citadel' Sunday school at noon:
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wlzh Miss Emma Young. Melbourne
Road, Monday evening. There will be:
a meeting of the descent: after the
morning service.
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Trinity Church. Rev. Frodtflck A‘
Coleman. rector.—-Pnlm Sunday err
lces~9:00 a. m.. holy' communion:~'
10:00- a. m.. church school: 11:00 a
m.,.morning service. with semen.
"The Triumph“ Entry, lt's Bearing
on Life Today:" 7:30 p. m.. evening
service and semen: “The Crow. It's
Challenge:" 4 p. m.. Men's Club rooms,
meeting for men, Clldord Wilson.
Lieutenant-Governor of the State.
Mayor of Bridgeport and Colonel of
the Home Guards will speak. TM
is a free public gathering forvthe men
of 'Nonwalk‘. Palms will‘be distribut-
ed at all services. Calendar for l!
Week Monday. Tuesday. Wednesddv .
The day will' Thursday and Friday, services each
deyat9z30lt. m. andl'JlOp; In. Hol
communion on Maundy Thursday
Good Riley also, the threehour ser'i
Vice oi' meditations and prayers 12 t: J!
-.3 and at s n. m. The choir will sing titration
by Steiner. Easter .8 m..
'The crucifixion,"
Even. Saturday 9. 30 a. in. morning
a ntereoptlcon
of Christ. Tb'TI
evening'nt 8'o'cloek,
lecture on the life
, Trinity
9's. t—nolercmnmaion. »
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”stimulant“
llristlsn Endeavor at .30 to. Mon- ,5'
7: 30 p. m.. day. the (lleaaers' Circle lvilli meet “'9 us “me some one else, it you
prayer. Oil Wednesday afternoon and- PM
Palm Sunday Services
using-m smile “new it. "The 'l‘rlomphal no
7:30P. pumm'm Sermon.
OhrM—lts clone” to my
Men's (‘lub have lt very important
Inleo'tlng on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. The veslry will conduct an
"Every Member Cameo of the Paris!“
Ion Sunday. Music for the day: , -
Morning
J’rocessionnl~ ‘All Glory,
Honor"
Land. and
.... ............... Techno»:-
‘ Benediclie—Stokot ski
’Illeut-Idjclus-J‘ hunt.
Hymn-' "\\ hen l Suns-y the Won-
drous Cross" L .............. Miller
,Ofiertory—‘ 'lteJolce Greatly" Gadsbv
Recessional-w "Ride on, Ride on in Mr
Josiy" ...................... D'ykt-
Evening.
Protesslonal-—‘All Glory. Laud 'and‘
Honor" .................... 'l‘elhnvr
Magnlilcst—Chnnt. J
INunc lhmiltis—Chnnt. .
Vesper Anthenl-~"Behold the Mam:
Pusselh By" ..... '...Quart.tm
y’nn— ‘There is a Green HM ......
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Iouqtory—o The gPalms" vlJIassI Solo.
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Rcc‘sulondl—“Rlde oft, Tillie, ‘in Mill" “
john." ... .‘ .............. I. .‘ . .Dyltna
Grace Baptlst Chorch. —Sun‘dny acr-
vices, 11: 00 a. m.. sermon by the pas.
tor, subject. " 'The Triumphant Son if
‘;'God '212 30 p. m.. Bible school, 0. W.
Johnson, superintendent; 3:00 p. m..
sexmonette to the Sunshine Band: it
p m. sermon by Dr. Coats, secretary
Of the State Convention. [Servicu
each night next week. Sermons by
he pastor if you are savod, come and
a. e unsaved dome and vie will help
you. and each how to get salvation.
You are welcome to the services.
Opening Hymn by Sunshine Band.
'Openlng Address—hlr. Minoan;-
Reading ........... Miss J. Randolplt'
Solo ............. . . . . Susy IMlddleton
Se.lect Reading. .Mest Hdrgmvu
Solo ................... Arthur" Him a
Recittnion ...... Master Robert Meson-
Recitation... ........ Harry Hal-grate
Recitation.. ............. Robert Dunn
Recitation ........... Mr. John mrden
Instrumental solo. . ...hllss Julia Moll:
Solo .................... Miss J. Sykes
Books of the Bible ..... Robert Mason
Solo.'. .............. Misl- Ollvn Brown
lustromentalsolo ..... Marion Perkins
Recitation”: ..... . ........ Ruth Hines ..
Solo ................... Ajvn' ammn
instrumental soleless Katie Robeson
Recitation“; ........ Savannah Jone-l
Program by the Sunshine Band 'rl”.
3 p. m. Grace Baptist church.
Grace Church, Rev. J. Benton WH‘
er. rector.'—-Palm Sunday, the cello
of the holy communion at 9:30
Mission Sunday school all 8:.
Faith at it: 00 a. m.. morning prayer
sermon at 10: 30 a. m. Parish Sun-
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