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W-MiM—hndly :hiiseriesslias
itb sermon b the pss-' t‘.
. , . I in. at which the will! will deliver
URI-WON“: a gospel set-ea.
, 1n held eniy'hsi ho-ili'st and testfiun-
by ”our WWW ll," dare ottas Whoa the list destiny
‘ in Mammoth! mt‘fiunaiy in h.- ‘
meeting under the leader- lish It 7:30 p. in. Everyone/desiring
fit, or firs. Greenwood; 0:30 9- ms‘ to hear blain gospel sermons are cor-
:fihmew “memos“:i‘figu data
deactivmwml‘. 7:09 b-‘-Ii~“uay. .mmsttsudanes is moaned.
. mas service Ind 80mm Social gatherinaolthe v. as. 'rnua
afternoon. last-r amino- day evening -in the sum of the
, duty; 'l‘liursday. 7:45 p. m, mid-week chin-eh.
. The Willi session 0' “10 timid to the parsonage lund may‘ h»
an out Contemce will ”1m'wlth the sto o o
‘weok st New. Britain. but ”a r ' mm M "w
will home is must in
: urcwml church» We
ldtott. wallllilfl'r'fiMW' l"),
If-lt4’10130 firm...” .' ‘9'." 14' "A” ’ ~
and Ilen's Bible class at _
.' ‘ ' 0”“ 0‘”: M“ 35'" ink" rooln‘is maintained at the sanieggnrg
ti‘ lent to the
. was tummy ser-
‘aWoi-esfiotsmh persoosis'
mflfl‘ bums ior physical
‘0'“. ms. at :00 o'clock it. in.
floatation. Conn.
'm‘stt 87th stunt. New York.
Wife; was; MM)”.
l0 , inn. )lorwalh. COII. ‘
oo‘ alter Stewart £00., Darien. Ct.
Wm“ «ma.
”Grove street. South Nfll‘nk.
flslmmmslvconn. .
”mi. Coho
.Ds t E34100 twat-fills. Vs;
17 River street: ‘ and: (loan. .
:4 Arch street. Norwalk Count.
3 fly avenue. doubtlnslkrws.
unenl- 41me m “Ml-acts».
Hamilton am. m Nora-sip ,
6 West taunt stunt we: Yet-It;
56 Clinton'avenne. Norwalk, Conn.
4 Citation siren: I. Norwalk.conn.
l7! lain street-min, Conn.
m West 4th stunt; New Your ,
17 amulet! ssssiae. Neurotic Cour.
1 South avenue New Canaan, Conn.
Noroton sVenue. Noroton. Conn.
on!” he. “l“wm‘m’ andr
the wins Wit.”
St: Mm Lutheran chum. can;
Dmne” service at 10:30 it.
Even" lattices
. 2013 202! in Sale 9 was arena. CW9 N. 1..
.W’ ”M” “ “Vi“ “V “M“ all“)!!! lrving s. Kink. genuine” street. New Canaan-Cons.
“W" ”W“ 3‘ ”3° 3- "l- m"! 3"" 2m 212: Edward noun rises Canaan. Con.
2024‘ 1821 "Ernest W. Pl'stt 7i Osborne avenue-E. Norwsllt. Conn.
202‘
20st
2033
2040
2042
. ms Charles A. Johnson
mi Stephen Stone
.06: Fred li‘. flirts
3000 Joseph Liberatore
2850 Karl J. A. Anderson
dill ' till . 3””; W"
_ . er . e ,
suit Church at Christ Boldll‘fl.’ If. r 32501 62:!“ A. Pesstgn
West avenue—The regular Sunday 2060 1315 Otto ll. DePierne. Jr.
:3 Water street. N rwalli.‘Conn.
14 North State. str t.' Ansonta, Conn.
l Smut street. orwaih. Conn.
New Canasta» .
c-o Hrs. Hiuins, l E. “in st.. N. Y.
6 Chestnut street. Norwaut. Conn.
1“ Iain street, Norwallt. Conn.
34 Clerks Hill avenue. Stunted. (.‘i.
ll aunt-tit streenNorwsik. Conn.
Subscriptions or contribu-
‘ cburelt.
0' ”I“ “will dt 31 2061 497 James E: Connolly All View avenue. South Norwalli. Ct.
WOW-‘87:! «Harry 8. Boston Forest street, New Gannon. Conn.
.. and 2052 1990 Morris. Rudder 661 Fox street. Bronx. N. Y.
Death Reel? g r" 2001 3355 Herbert E. Smith Blairstown. New Jersey.
wean-any evening ny ineet- 2052 1914 gm). Reed , McKinley 'atml, nowayton. Colin.
in; at 8 o'clock. To these sort
1718 Eugene A. M. O'Neil
859 Cslegero Giairxuuo
3181 Denis Lynch
42 Chestnut street. South Norwsllt.
76 El! avenue. South Norwttlit. Conn.
l'est titted. Noroton. batten. Conn.
vim ih’e nubile is invited. A readigg
1,. - address, 0903 ”0h 'w'eelt‘day. boll-.2074 «8 Rockwell F. Dunn 13 Leonard street 'Xorwslk. Conn.
”g: a???" fhe "“‘"fla§:’:fl T ‘1‘” mound. mm '1130 to it” n. mime 1454 Dominica iinnini 145 Congress avenue. New linen. (ft.
PQQMW’W' to Bwflendelnsdhdi Holinesw Mission. Monroe Street.-—, . . '. , ' ' 3 ‘. .,
'l‘heBov's our..." m... .. T....vserm -' ”mm-k "m "10:” niinmswownns mm" u... would buy .. my
day invent-g. On Wednesday ‘theie'
widths a special meeting at the home
07 t John-Ferris, at 3:30 p. in.
0'. the women's Association to hear
latest
lrb. Sdltenck spealt on the
news abdut‘iood conservntltin. Mrs.
Sofie-ck is saunter oi state-wide
prtlnlnence and all the women at the
and congregation are used
~ oh
to co ‘e and hear her. Thursday at
1 p. on; at the church, the Red Cross
. A“?! :33de to do: gauze worh. =
Let ev an ,who“cstt, come and
work in this urgent
wounded: The Women's Bible class
will ‘meet ”‘hn'“'l‘hursdity"t-vening at
7:45 p. in.
South Norwnlk Baptist Church. .7,
Harrison Thompson. pastor.—-10:30 a.
‘m. morning worship. sermon topic:
' lie Peace in‘l-‘lg‘litini: tor Peaco:"
12 "in. Bible school session: 6:30 p.
in, meeting of the young people or the
'church. This is to be a gathering of
especial interest. 7:30 p. m, evening
tworship. The pastor will spear on
“A Commandment Against Twentieth
’Century idolatry." in the light of
{modern happenings the tdp multimilli-
, ‘ ents are coming more tolthé front
.‘u-"nn iundamentnl to civilization. Tues-
(tiny, 7:30 p. m.. meeting at the‘Mlzpah
’ \- "-‘,Circle of King‘s Daughters at the
‘ . out} otylldrs. Champion. Wednesday.
'30 It m., choir rehearsal at the
one of Mr. Hopkins; Thursday, 7:30
. . in, midweek meeting or the church.
-—
::Cbristinn Church, Van Zandi
. ,ey “remakes. G. M. 'l‘ceplp,
an hour of .prsver. limit) ll.
’ at. Sundayschool, 12:00 tn.; Junior
, 'a :Worliers'm'eeting.'3:an p. at;
,: " ,t’al‘oWOrkei-s meeting. 6:45 p. m.;.
veningservice. 7:00 p. inc, mid-week
prayer and testimony, Thursday, 7:45
_p. in.
The Salvation Army, .206 Washing-
held ~
and Friday evenings at 8' m“ It
l-ro'elokg" Sunday servioeey‘at' 2‘ and!
"ion streeLmWeeh. day: services
Wednesday
,... g -
,c a. .
need for our
in: prayer-and sermon. 10:30
to. Sunday school at 2 p. m.. holiness
meeting at 3:15 p. m, open air servicei
weather permitting. at‘7215 p. in. iii-i
side meeting at 8 p. in. Captain it}. 3.
stamps and its many bonds as they
can. instead oi as it iew. ‘
. ”The government has put out these
. 'lonns in such cunt'i-lllt'nt term that
Pfhillips will b: the sneaky in the. , libero is ‘no citizen in the land who
a tendon meet ng. it is t e aim of h I 9,, scannoi help to some extent if he is
this mission to hit up the standard 0! m9?£:fi rifleths‘ll: $910,121 patriotic enough to do so. i rely
Christian living and to preach the come m, the soon" will the-ooinuilt-l upon the (armors. than whom there
plain gospel of Jesus and His salvu- tee 3.9,, what ‘- itolns on {no more Vituillly interested in proton:-
tion whiehiis full and tree and also . an“ m "(flu / . ins menu-u luiureand the liberties
teach the absolute, necessity oi wot», Up ,0 last night, Norwsllt h'd nut»! oi the world to do their utmost. to
stripping God In the beauty of holl- scribed ”00.000 to the Third Liberal-”9'9 hunts grout Liberty Loan work.
tress. The Hlble sttys: Millions lsl 'Uah. Thin ‘,U."‘ Inlet be better-l "Tl‘tt- inert are already Petlorm
chapter. 4th verse. “According its He ed m a great ellent ii the loan is to input our service oi the highért
hath chos'i-n us in Him before ill" b, , . ., ivalue'irr'rv'ilsing'thioodvstolls Méflr
lountlatlon oi the World that we ' made a success as Norwnllts quotin
should be holy and Mthout blame be- flatm'mna‘: “gagxm :gfimtfl hontq and N3!“ soldiers hilt! ch.
tore Him in love." Drunksrds. liars. u to be made a success and it "um“,ilhtn populations, o'ifihe great nations
morelists. backsliders. nonohristizins. 'be made .0. jassociated with u; but théy have ,1
inlldels church members, all ore ror~l Sub-crib- Locally. ‘lurther duty to p'erlorni. They should
dially invited to attend these son... Commuters and others are “med wj invest till of their available money in
ices. No collection taken. subscribe locally in or“, that-tho? the obligations oi their government
_— . .olty receive the credit (or the work” “In“ “0 ”‘9" will not only benefit
Free lvriurr. Regent theatre. Still-Which j. belnl do”. Solicitors are} themselves by saving this money but
day it! 3 ll. Ill-"Thinkin': men and '0- reauestcd to go. alter the commuter» will he “mm" to defend "'9" ”’9"
men should not full to hear the “Vtomorrow and to land them I'lthout ties. their rights' and their? farms
totiniiing and convincing evidence of tail. The committee has found that against lllt‘ threatened aggressions 0"
W. J. Martin. V. n. .\l., will give that ' a large subscriptions have 1,9,.” the most powerful autocratic and will
“The World has ended: Millions Now placed by local people in New York. '18?! government 6"" created.
Living Will, Never Die}: This war.Y it is untoi-tuuate that.suci;.m the ‘j’i‘he {armors oi the nntion ti-nill.
prophecied and‘perniined of :(lod, he .Me, The perm" Myagéxttfmiubuomilv, use tree-10in loving people.
says. is the result of the unscripturnl cannot dorbetter financialfsthere “‘5'“ One hundred and tony-three years
teaching of the; Divine Right of Ruin 'ere, he cannot act more Jnterest'
to rule and ii clergy class 'to teach 1. money and the is helping NP“. farmers at ”simian and Concord
That a Brest sweeping reform quk‘York city to the detriment of Norm“red "1° first.shot_ior liberty and “
has begun, and [hero will be no last-femur, n in wt right and it ahowgi WM “bard In“ "’3‘ '0‘“
lug peace until it. hns been uccom-ja, Igck of home pride and o.disposi-' ”i know that the American iurur
wished. While It is alwaysitbe dark juon to tear down rather than to build 0" 0' ‘04“ "0'5“.“ " “be"? '0‘“
est before the down he promises‘to up, , in: as their heroic colors. I know
tell us of the. glorious outcomex‘x slay‘.” Mm _ I that they will join’w'th other Ameri
One or mg, [em captains "pm“! cans 0! every business and prolession
‘ ~ . jthls noon that the Slavish peoplein in rovldlnsthe money which will all-
, {Norwalk are doing splendid work tor she their government to tight to a
tthe Liberty Loan. They. ”3.00m”. victorious conclusion this great war
' 'buting generously, .lvln‘. 998mm,"; for liberty. Justice and Americas i‘ill.‘
. “smp'0f '9’ ithey possible can give and they are ”d ”55“"
' . . . {treat boosters. Most oi them have I
. . 2’ . memo here (mm the other side. they
. .lilliitliilliiihfls
tenuous: LOAN
town... rims m ram
. g ‘
'linow conditions. and the (8:91.. that.
they are unwilling to helpthe cause,
iiumishos sound reasoning igr‘theyeo—
. . -ple oi the city to come to the trout
When Fevorlsh, Cross, Bilioue,‘
- ..
} NohWA-
i Q ’ ”6‘6de Ami..4"tE"L.L-. it ’ "5..” ”a " ‘
For swarms on door ' were arr .Jllielu'fléllcil“ in.“ 4 E;-" '
Stomach issued enamel to the ' ' tutti; ‘: S OCI ' [1
port the Liberty Loan: ‘dec‘r‘e—i ' ' I
v Look at the ton'goe, Mother! it chat- my. statement tonne-z”— " '
{ed int our wintertime and uitlttens ,
m, use on the 19th oi this month. thi-I
.~
. furnishings
Gay Cretomes
illlti bugs.
Boots, Pumps and Oxfords ,
for women; \
. .Bootdoi' tine leathers and combinations of
sloth-nudjlcather. Among the most popular are:
Black Vici, $450
Black dr‘ Brown
Patent Kid,
Corduva Brown Calf, t0
lt'icltlmousc and .
Havana Brown. . $12.00
,1
t’llmpdylatu styles, popitlur models in a
Black or Brown $450
. l’otcnt Kid, .
pun t'nii, ‘ , t0, .
Bonny Brown Call. $8.00 7
_ _ Oxfords, first showing of a special dark tau
twp-”ox fot'tlywi'til'i‘ \t'iiiglj‘t'ip, militarylicd' and “tolled
‘solo. - \
$650 and'$7.50
. Shoes for Boys
"M
Durable shoes for boys made on “Foot-form"
mm ltliigljsli'lusts. all lace models in
' ttoo
i
‘\
i
Dull Cult',
Cordova’ Brown, to
Patent Leather. . $500
,' . 0n the main floor.
Ready for Spring HoUsec'leaning
Dusters ,
403ml 50cm,
25 to 50 cts.
, .00 cts.,to ~$5.00
35 tits. to $2.00
' . $1.00
'$l.00,and {1.25
\‘-
- llitsticss l’urnittirc Dusters,
Dustlcss Dust Cloths,
L Ostrich Feather Dusters, all sizes
’l‘itrkey Feather Dusters, ' '
Wool Willi Dusters, .
'Wool Dusters, special for-motor use,
4 [montage
Homecmit Curtains
r
"
Lime".
L l <.
","f’ e.
’_ .
L:3Sudan's!.ShoWh'tat01'
sleeveless
.. Coats and
' m‘c‘fl-fi-D- a.“ w- ‘wry—w'
' link to
,hottie. Beware oi,cmtnterie'its sold”, and are M
.3“? i tin. 'riisot‘ti, suiiivsn.‘ oi the Victoria
”m" l“ "" “’““ '13" m' ”"3 '“mflkiiii'll'fillii
‘ ties and («ingrown-tips plainly on the‘
.nierely loud it on impregnablo
there. To be sure you set the genuine; at the same tithe. . .
see that it is made by W. i- “Who'ismrs whiz nation.can‘rcn-
Rinse? rscnui .ptt ,service‘by end.
_%2.‘llfi all theItdonoy' they can to their
2a “i“ W"—
1‘ , .
; .it'o .
J’ dv ' ‘ .
‘3: it 12.7?" ' ‘ ‘
“7“?" .
1"totals ”(syrup Commy.‘
Smoother kind will: uam‘
q
1
the ti. 8. Amynndtsnow manned .14
st‘dpsrtsasm .8. 0., in the 106th ~
Inhalation fistuiiu. Honequetsi‘
'toiiesveglsoryt'oisrs mien" retrain; at .
(ed, it is it sure sign that your little ”It‘ls a matter at so some national. ‘ ‘ MOPS . ,
Kobe's stomach, liver and bowels need “99‘1”“ that the Treasury of “it? “ and Pa'sonal 0' ‘.d ‘1 ll, ' 75 t and $1.25
";a sentie,1thorough cleansingst once. UN“ 8‘8"” "'3" ““me l“ “3‘ ' . . . LL at 03 cd .lops, c I.
v. i . :“mefl "NI the amount of motley need-l ~ . » , bprustcx Oiled Mops, 75 cts. and 51-09
E' When peevieh. cross, listless, pale, ed a. furnish the food the clothing " S , ' .
.doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act in", the turns, the tainmunltion required: . NEW ' l Dusticss YachtMops, ”'09
orally; or is teverisli, (stomach sour, :W ifillll‘ so’ldticrs sought successllliyl " ' I ' Plain‘Yacht Mops; . 39 and,“ Ct!-
zbresth bad has stomach-ache, sore 0’ e u 8 7 an m of America. ' ' ’ ' "mu-«.- i - . ' ' . 50 err
= mm, diarrhoea. tun .ot cold, give u ‘° 9" "m “""me’ m“ by “mi . -- Elfin“ [gills :1: 2:1 sizes "
litmvoonrul or "commit: 8mm 'or £33131?"‘Zr'i'feimilfil'itali'? ' “W” ””79”" ”a“ '“ “mm” ' g p 't c " h to cts.
rings," and in s tew hours all the, 93; the 111.34an"... Which the “air interestingsng enjoyable time at . L002 handles 0" in“) brus 95, . _
:ionl, constipated «waste, undigested "Timent vernalts every raisin: to wygthodsnceheid iii the club room. last . . Janitor Mop Hand e. hold any. cloth. ‘10 ct!-
7400i! and- sour bile gently moves out?{mutatéegahgtmgytgmsttals‘f hadvietevening. Music was furnished by tin; i. ' -
;oi‘lts little bowels without implant“, u” t ' ex on “3‘ ‘ club's orchestra, assistea‘by some 0 >_ ‘ , '
land you have a we“. plum! chlldimtt mm flgvhpmgfinflimlj‘h’" '0’“?! ”mm” °” a" m” Petticoat Ruffles» time“ do you
. stain. tside American soldiers on the bloody . W0"?- Light ”MW?" '3’” '9’“ " ' , , ‘ ' ' , ‘
LfiYou needn’t ,xcoax siclt children to'bdtt-ledelds of France, Belgium and tom the members and linens do Ill fine quality 5%: Stand?“
talte this headless "ii-nit laxadvd‘."‘“‘7~ h " parted at a late hour. well 0‘03”“ ..\ tine \ ‘1” ‘- '
lhpy'lmo its delicious taste, and it mm}: gngntffigcfgergfeh" ""h‘waith the reception, \ . 9 - . . . ‘
tways makes them feel splendid. w. 'thase noble purposes, h‘ow'crzimfl 153?; “‘— . Toilets. and MOSSR‘ ‘ ‘ . . ' "
.' Mk7” drum; 10, . bottle of]. victory? in this clarion: cause ev- I Mrs. Katherine Sullivan Indvdmigh' “NEW ‘ Em Eamon!"
, moment-camp etvi‘iss'r which basket-yge'tlilan'help by lendinlghtliezr awn-”e: Ansel. “IVNMIB. Broolgyn. or; , ,1 4’ - . ’ 4 . . _
'directlons tor babies. children 01/8";ng a gm'fimhmwg 00.1w- ,visitins with thciolmfll- '- 3" M, Mi“ ”‘0, latest book, written
All nicely made and _
a good assortment of ,
colors. from which
f . dialect." " ’
to . Getfthtiti-Ameri»
"jeans“.
/
i
, t
r’ i
I
hi
7‘3 -..
mm and Drapery ml is quill
at its best now, because every eEort has been
made to provide the stock ineededtor. spring .m—
l
inactive and novel patterns-tor coverings, draperies, cushion covers.
.m~,»....~. ..
Btilhfldvluhlrliit delimit which are noticeably rich in coloring.
I.
This-d floor.
The Pique-;Vestee~~
'Amongall the pret-
ty and becoming fads
in neckwear, the pi-
gue veetee with’collar
attached is most pop-
ular.
mantiish enough to
suit the avert} e no
man. . It, is beautiful-i
lyptallor’ed Land fast-
ens with white pearl
buttons of handsome
quality. It serves as
protection, alike to
blouse and coat lin-
ing. It may be laun~
dorcd' a's_ _oftcn as
necessary.
” $1.25 and up.
; ti ”Main-floor.
Novelties at the
Jewelry Section
Kui‘ttillbs, Xeedlos,
enamel "or: ‘ silver
tipped,
Yarn Holders, I ,
$1.00.
Bag- Frames, the
kind for large sltOp-. f
ping bags, 59 cts.
Jeweled Frames,
at $1.00 '
Picture Frames in
metal,- small or large,
.. round or'oval, toltold ’
the photograph inti-
mately on the dress~
l
Mimosa pairs, white or. euro...
in dainty figures and-"stripes, 3-” i‘ ' '
lbmodldfl lulu-by the yard, ,y 3 ch. up, ..
1 stoq age $1.50 _
A-.—.~..... vu~s .. —
1.
lug table or desk; V.- . V '
50 cu.
Main flour.
Filet Laces
for collars 1
.0
Eliot is on the ‘ top;
wave; of popularity. in .
the lace world. Imiq
Vtations which logy- j
like the multiling, IIt' .
takes a magnifying
glass to s’cc the differ.
dildos“ ‘
i
L 61/
It looks just” ,,
-v.—., . . .
, ‘.
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