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mlhooits to the Win“ usury.

News ha been received been of the
leuth of the Six year dd dwghtvr 01'
Rev. and In E. S. Jackson. a {tumor
Mofwu.nchnrehntflowsv-
in, The childnied at Floral Park, N.
Yi. where tse family is now residing.
Mr. Jackson being in charge of a
sturch there.

John RenLM'hlor. employed by W. R.
S. Bates. sustained severe and painful
injuries a aw nights ago which con-
fine him to his bemoan Sedgwiek ave-
nue. Damn. Mr. Bates with several
of his men had finished a day's work
and were riding home on Mr. Batos'
car when another machine crashed in-
to them. Rentscblcr was thrown off
and stretched several frat-mm and
bnlnu. Dr. 0. ll. Nona! was called
called the man removed to his home.

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An important meeting of members
of the Norton Heights Methodist
thul church and congregation
will he held this Honing. Besides the
pastor. Rev. G. B. Richter. the presi-
dent of the confers-nee. Rev. i-‘. w..
Varney, D. 1).. will be present. Plans
for the future of the church will be
considered. trustees and stewards
elected. alld other business of import-
ance transacted. ‘

A few days‘ extension was granted
his! week to those who had neglected

hoses tor noldiers
grazemfiyk mover, will be the
very last opportunity. Then hoses
may he obtained even by those who
have not received an addressed oflchl
label from their soldier-relatives, ii§
those who desire to send gifts will
sign the required application at the
handout-tiers of the Home Service sec-
tion of the Red Cross at the Barton
Free Library building.
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ter, it is said, if strict rationing is
enforced.

STOCKHOLM, Friday, Nov. 25.0.
r—The suit initiated by the Ameri-
can lmgation against the Afton-
bindet of this city, in which it was
charged that the newspaper had In-

dismissed on‘teehnical minds.
The basis for the suit, according
to the complaint, was that the
newspaper “had injured a foreign
power and mode an attempt to ill-
terfere with cultivable relations ex-
isting between Sweden mui the
United States.” The Aftnnhlml"

 

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nnslylllaihlahcms inVan Sent

Museum and wtllagaiu

"thaw-sawed.
Its-monument reaso-

s but in Weslpcrt, commencing her

Ira. Ifnry J. Cameron of sthins
avenue who has been visiting for the

WK I'- WWWI‘J. Conn. with 1‘913' rotou will occupy a residence in Slam-

Lives in .ec'ed to return to her home
few
of
In last Norwallt the ear

H suitable for manufacturing pun
They visited the Crescent
property on Seavisw avenue
and Mad over that property

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In. W of 8 laurel street who has been in aviation service at
id. a complaint to 901100 MIME-I“. Arcadia. Cal.. was recently commis-

ors. yesterday. that boys had started a
bondroncnrhcrbnrn and she was
nfrald of aorne damage being done.
(liner John ml.- was notified to
make an investigation

Ir. and lira. George E. Andrews of
I! (lotus street. enioretatned on
Thanksgiving their son. Stephen D.
Androws of Barton, their daughter.
lrs. J. w. Slauaon. and husband and
two children. Hilton and Holly; their
modulation“ Helen G. Hoot:-
gmuury. and husband and little hitss
iioisn Andrews Montgomery. making
four conemtions that bad places at
the table.

it is iomrtnd that tickets are sewn:
rapidly for the entertainment to he
held st Community llnll next Thur
duy evening by loom t Hcln .v
two well known New York
Tbs-so young Indies, it is set
with the best of rocorn
and their program is of s
that is delightful ov
looked forward to.
Christ church src
Nile of ticket“ . y
rim in the t
meal.

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the winter in,‘ New

1 onset of li’nuienr who was
injured while st work at W1!-
is but able to get around

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~hnwor1ames iswton is con-1

SM. : , . ,
lanOn‘lllenno. Miss Renee
. H. C. Valentine will ‘
' HUI"! 'l'okeneke homes this

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us In. to moan Smith and
flu. E. Dntlhl Smith Jr.. will

, ‘ Inflow It“.
. m Tladcr of Tokeneke
1 ~- 1. Qte sessions of
col Bible conference at
_. ‘ New York. this week.
.. Hawhes who but
. items and saw me

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Knuth Taylor.whohasbesnsert—l

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John A. Weed has returned from a
: and street. has accepted a position in 1...an mp to nip...
0‘. W. 31‘er of Noroton will

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. “gin.“ Men boys to get home.
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fugue which includes Dnrien will hold
[its rally Tuesday. December 8. st
oresnwich. A number from Dorian
mine to attend. Leroy Kemp ls presi-
dent of the Stamford group.

"work has been installed in 0:6 new
' Bank block and the plastering is being
done. The hosting system will be

of the Tokeneks “9"“ in ‘ ’9' dm and then work
on the interior will go on more rapidly.

youngest son of Mrs. Alfred Jelllffe,

...,. concrete walks and grading mm" “d m ""3“- MH. A 0-

Foss and Miss Jessi J llill
lnhontf en. 01’0' e 8 81
M 0 th (‘W N” ,ceasedwsssnephewom. D. Lyon.
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[MAI A Milli

'i'chsnehe homes and spend ‘

Take no chances! Move poisons from

“Califoniis Syrup of mm because in
a few hours all the clogged-up waste.
sour bile and'tgrmcntiug food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well. playful childrnssln. Children
simply will notutate time from play
te-empti theirhowels. and they be-
‘oomsttghily packed. liver gets slug~
sigh and staunch disordered.

.HMHM thonsive this do
Ira person is swans laxative.” Children love
it. nitrite-mist cousc ism-y. No dif-‘b
leaflet what ails your little one—it .
full of cold. 31‘ a sore throat" diarrhoea! at that!
vii-W no bmstb. remember.
{gills “inside cleansing" should al-
ways he the first treatment given.
lib-4m Moo. for babies. children or
all .u and grown-ups are printed on
. bottle. '

“Iowan «counterfeit its syrups

[Honours-tea

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,spend the winter in New York.
‘ B. E. llruuerhoff and family of No

‘ ford for the winter.

“7:! I from New Clinton X. Hunter oi Norwslk, who
recently bought the Station garage

M d 0‘ week looking for a bui ~ from Harry Luttermnn, hes tn‘lten

charge.
William Edward Riley, son of Mrs
tWillinm [odor of Noroion Heights

stoned lieutenant.

A tract of 31 acres north of Dr. :L }
l‘hiilip's propeny on New Ctmssn ave-
nuv. is to be sold at lllli'lion Will! I!
1‘. o’clock. to close the esint' of Me-
llnn A. Leeds

Miss Nettle Lot-sun. 1" D W
im: the Dorian new w the W"
prietor, Lemar salt-t 1' h M.
Snm's sort it“. OW“ In "'-

pcrionvcd W to look other 4!..-

l‘t‘piiir W , ‘
or m received e letlr'. unit-d
s " " ‘ fitnfewhysagtt trom her
1 ~ who in been a prisoner

3”" ‘Iyt: ii six months.

"fills til" Stephen has
‘ ’ to flu American line’s,

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“92"" "liithtless nights." The
i'tumlnntlolrs shine all the
{or having been in eclipse for

';Stsmford group of the Epwortb

The term- portion of the marble

Richmond Lyon .Jelllifs, sged 20

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formerly of Barton, died in Alaska,
November 18. He had been doing gov.
erument work since this country env
tested the war. He is survived by his
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the future, headeusrters slot. the!
itne sewing and knitting must be con-
ttimied. so Mrs. . H. Renshaw, presto
dent of the Darien branch. has issued

an appeal to women of the town not
ioply to continue but to augment, their
Ifuture elorts. Women who desire to
assist will receive Instructions and
materials at the Darlen Town Hall.
Monday and Tuesday afternoon. or at

need to prepare surgical dressing; in,

had printed a series of critics ’9‘
gorillas America v entering ”I"
war and voutsining persists! 1‘
fleetinns upon President “if" ‘

AMSTERDAM. NOV. '0 ‘in
resporme to n threat by th» Brit-
iidl armistice tttmitmsslot-crs.that
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the Noroton brehouse. Holiday, Thim-
“? and Friday afternoons and Tues-
day nights.

The aeroplane. which landed at tho’
Woodway (‘ountry Club golf links on
Timmy because of engine trouble-,1
went on to Mtneola. L. 1.. its home
station. Wednesday, Just alter noon.‘
'The machine made a splendid grim .
"1!. it landed on Thesday become
oil pumm were not performing satis-
fsictnrily and tho engine was becoming
Another [liilili‘ c.1116
bringing rt pair msterlsl.

 

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rue FIRE BRlGADE
FINELY PRESENTED

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'Dol" (tn tears-later) ............
,, .......... lit-s. Theresa Rose
Anal-«II by Hope. Company No. ‘2 in
nil uniform.
The tire flghlflfi‘
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with horses. ilro apparaths and lire-
meu in action on the stage.

The entire production was on a
most ambitious scale. and the many
exciting scenes. including tire uppar
sins and horses on the stage aroused
plenty of enthusiasm and applause.
Thereyers but few professionals in
the out, aside from the Belongs, nnd!
never has the local mcmlwrs shown9
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nle WIemstock who as ':'l.itile Dut"1t
showed a degree of talent that, .
brought volumes of pulse oven fmm‘
the professions] members of the mist."
A _hu-bor of specialties were his
features of the bill including:

My Tommy Boy .. Mrs. Alice Haunt-s
When We Ran with the 01d Machinv
......... Hurry Kenna. and (‘hnrufl'
The linu.Who Fights the Smoke. the
Flame aim the Fire

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Kitty Dooley ....... ....... -
Helen Daugherty und Mildred ice
and chorus.
Oh. What ailivelynrcnm! . . . “if - --

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it"l Should. Duet from “The inna-
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John Nmney nnd r.\ls. Alice l-eimend

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lhe Board g

The regular meeting
of Directors of the

Library was held inn
the president in the
present: Dr. J. G.
Howard. A. R. his
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secretary's re,
lills was transacted:
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report showed 4330
.sn increase of 168
month last year, new
3 35. books mended in
460. _ _.

inn reported 9. story-hour
t‘lcal Boom when a descrip-

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country.

mush ’ tit/aides of leaving Alsace
lillti immobile.

l lil ‘
tlon must be made of little Miss l‘an- Ll“"“""cm has seized control 0“

.Ti‘u'iiiliil says it is informed.
, ul Pershing has cabled to the

........ Howard Finch and Chow“ the complete records! casualties

“:tlk Publtcrthc Rhcnish Westphalinn Ga~ .
tningst 8.16.;zctte of Essen states. sKrl "11- under. Mr. Midi! brook.
hnir. Members man is the president.

in the South Norw'nlk
thfl week ending November 0. 1918.

which mark the cloning weeks of the
Comm..of the of tho’l‘oar Ilium M“ be men“.

Men. the local craters will-dent! e 10 a. m. Churcbfiohotil.
goodly salon or their mm to 11
booming the sale «www.m'.
stains- and Thrift Stamps. notonlr
n'ss mmwmsseaidssl

' hers of dishonefsfilynrcf

less the t‘iilltiilivtlh' umber \li‘il‘h
m'iwiturs \l‘t'l‘-‘ at l‘ii'lilg ill tit: “-
]iml lines um l“‘liit‘tlltid1.a Berlin
telngrnm rim-imam that. il‘l'l‘)‘lhlll1."
,is ln-inu :i-Ilh‘ it! “t'l'mttiy to u
1"ill't‘ Hut ul'til'l‘i)’ l‘i‘lllm if" prism

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imnrgo “slowed upon ‘1‘}.wa
Foch the Order of Merit. l! "filial
Ftii‘ii is the only French ‘r- "5!? Of
this decoration. :"

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srunssmuun, . Gunny.
Nov.27.—Severnl hum l thou...
snnd Germans in .\l« incl Lot-s
l‘iiiilt' have hwguu t. xpericncc'
suffering which t‘qu...‘ if it docs}
not exceed. that tabs 1 the Ger-
mans hnvv inliit-lwi pan the na-
tives during: thv p. i'orty-eight:.
30“». A gri'tit mm of them who!
ill‘l‘ llill'l--.‘! l‘“ I'l' lllifi‘sl find their
(iCi'lllliiiimis wit tly withdrawn“

.“till_\' olilnrv uh \vcrc employees

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suited President Wilson, has been P“

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pisoopal Church

Sunday Sel‘t .rc
ion sci-vie and a scion of members.
a o'cl is Bible ‘A‘ilOUl session and
the 1' '1‘. ll. Cln: ‘, for ‘sdies and gen-
Henri.

T‘s ifpworth length service will be
u: .1 6:45 by It‘s, Suavely.

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.v. John J. Snavely.

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1‘ 10'3”! Commun- Puller. Special lor Advent Sundey.’

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service‘

Processionai~“llark! the voice Eter-
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chanted.
Magnificst and Nuts. bimittis Fannig
Responses. Chm-cu
Vesper anthem-“(June Unto Me"
........ ................ Chudvvick
Hymn—“0 Jesus, Tl.ou Art Standing"

 

 

My. Mid-week prayer and
praise service. '

i last Avenue Methodist Bpirlt'tllial
Church, Hamid h‘. Wilson, pastor
10:30 rooming “Dl'>lilp with rat'l'b
meat of Holy Communion.
12. Sunday School and Men‘s i; hie

 

6:30 Epworth League devotmum
meeting. Subject: “All For Christ;

My Money.” Lender. Miss Ruth ran-
others.

1:30 Song service and sermon by
the pastor.
Wednesday afternoon Lsdies' Aid so:
ciety.

Thursday 7:45, mid-week service.
Friday afternoon. Red Cross work
in the church.
Friday evening. choir rehearsal.

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l Advent Christian Church. Van Zane
adn Harvey street. Rev. ,G. M. Tet-pic.
pastor. , '
l Half hour prayer, 10 a. m.

Morning prayer and Holy Commons
ion. 10:80 a m.

1 :11 1 1 of I ’ lo a v
fr: 1157:?“ m cmouguelazd Bum“; ,otfertory anthem— rear hot girko find“ 3.. 001.12 in.
. , . . " ..... .. ........ pc or. color loyal Workers hi 72:30
;;,1,1:2° on ‘ two reading] at ”n“ Vesper llymnv‘Thc Day is Past and p. In. , m
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The Quay Esther Circle will hold
its month tfmseting on Tuesd; y eve
ning at . church. There will be a
church ~' al. a “Friendly Wednesday
Night." held under the auspices 0) all
the stimuli societies on Wednesday
events. All members of the church
and uugregntiun are invited. A fine

“n_ "my program has been provided it

an.) .cfrosliments will be served.
{runsdsy evening mid-week services
in I145. All come and enjoy, and per-
t. it. in the service.

On Fridsy afternoon the Junior
~.eugue will meet at p215 p. in. A
urge attendance is requested. The
regular monthly business meeting of
the Ladies‘ Ald-Society will be held

. ‘ _.... . at e persons u on Wed - : -
PAM-5» Thursday, N0“. ‘3” ' - tcrgon at 3 o':lock. nenduy uf
[tustmvllurlng a reception ' "ii‘; EVerybody is Welcome at all n'
.imtish embassy lust niuh‘ lull: "‘9 church "ma“- Chi“? and 000'

gregntion singing full of vim and in-
spirntlon.

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h‘lrst (Jonmgstionnl Church.
E. l". McGregor, Ht. 1).. pastor.

Morning service at 10:30 with
preaching by the pastor. Subject:
“The Voices of Rbcovery."

The session of un-
til noon (12m) will be a Rally Day
session. '

The C. E. will meet at 6:30. To
“(lonsecruting our Pleasures."

Monday. The Doorkeepers' (‘lrclo
will meet with Mrs. R, 0. Hartford
Belden avenue.

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Thursday. Mid-week gathering at1

7:45 p. In. This Will be a “Victory"
social. All are invited. Bring your
friends. .

Wednesday. The lntllep of the con-

licllunus. W. O'Brlcn. J. Dorncy. J, iris”)? .lilllitI; .lv .111.n“?m111mi;1.m115mm” will me” with the ladies of
Sheehsn, M. Sloan. A. Rose, l1 Cools; NHL “‘ ‘ “ -‘ ._‘ i” o “ ‘ §‘ We ,the Sc. Nor-walk Congregational
ll. Cnhlll. J. iKlboy. Bernard Kulley,li|l"1 ”I“ """"*”.‘ "f leaving the Church in the afternoon to hear an.

iaddross \bv Mrs. Williston Walker-"or m.

in intuition to these :lppreheu. New Hoven.

\iotls. iiuruuins feel real on-

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Nov. 29. Friday.—-A 3
Independent.

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i-lcnleuts of. Dr. ;

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.u \r‘l't'li‘Sfl stations in Germany:
md now is transmitting propel.

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WASHINGTON. Nov. sored...

\'ur Department that every effort?

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.Washiugton as rapidly as rcociv- 3010—1 (10 Mi Mi!
it‘ll, be said, but as lite army is on Pound" -- ---------
(.Hobo Specialty) Edward! -::.-..m the marchil‘there is increasing dif-
tiiunlty in chesckmg cusunlty lists. Church. Rev. “be rt 11 8”“. pm.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 30.——~The 3‘"
Republic of Lithuania has been
DIREC Rs MEETi proclaimed at Rigs in the pres- ' 10 I» at. Mo! School. .

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sec of the National Council and
rest numbers of the population,

 

AWERTISED LETTERS. ‘ 1
List of unclaimed letters advertised

postoillce for

1.. net-us, son. del. i
Sam Kipness (2) , .
K. '8. Marks Co». ’
Miss Robinson. Harbor View

- Prelude m
,ttl‘uong. 1"” forces. 399“?“ 0‘ Anthem—Ye that Stand in the House

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South Norwnllt Congregational

Church. John Starlet”. m. Scrv Constitution and sermon; 3 p. m., St.
vice Sunday morning of. 10:80; Punch. Andrew's many. school. 853 lists
_ ing by liov. F. Jacobs. Sunday School street; 7:30 p. m.. Evening, pnyer.

Soctulmt 11:45. Men‘s Bible Class ht boom]
lit-mm-rntx closely identified with pious: People's “trains at 8:80 p. m. vices. and strangers and visitors. in

On Wednesday, Dec. lift at 3 p. m.

the Women's Association will hold church is open all day every day for
their resulur monthly memos. Miss private prayer and intercession.
Wlillston Wslltcv of New llnven, will '
. . .‘W ”We“ and talk ‘0 ”1° women 0” Grace Church. The Rev. J. Benton
damn and other news, the Berlin looms new obese» of mission"! W0"!- Werner. Rector.

All women are urged to: come.
_,me:ting will be bold in the churchfflnt celebration of the Holy Coup-
lfl 0T!- ‘

The

The Red Cross Auxiliary will meet

on Thursday st 3 p. m.

The Women‘s Bible Clnas will meet

is being made to report promptly 0" “1‘1““? "9““! 0‘ 7-“-

Music for Sunday morning.

sloan ....... s.-.

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Norwalk Methodlsk Elli-cope!
Sunday services:
ti o. in. class meeting.

11 s. m. morning worship.
Sacrament of Lord's Supper snd ro-

etlug.

ception of members.

6'30 p. in. Epworth League me

7:30 p. in. even service. Pastor

Tuesday evening at 7:43 close meet.
Wednesday even‘lng at 8 nuclei
Thursday evening. at 7:45 prayer
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Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick it.

Miss linysls Stanfield, 45 Foirfleld Coleman‘rector. Services for Advent

venue. .
ANDREW LEASY.
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During the month of because}.

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m- Communion of the
, Andrew. After the service the mem-
bers‘of the Brotherhood minrenewthe
pledge and two lapse members will
be reinstated and seven probationers.

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“annulmofmelchmchmwcfsilymm .. Mist Church. J. 1!. Tom

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Sunday.

8 a. in. Holy Communion. Corporate
stat.

xmedeemlng the M. " .c
‘30 p. m. Obornl’evenscng and mu

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Reoeaeional—“Tlou Art Coming. 0
My Savior”
. Calendar for the week:
.‘ Monday evening ‘dled Cross.
Tuesday aftemmn. Red Cross. Eve-

ning. monthly but inosa meeting 0! the!
Woman's Guild. followed by a social

me. Men‘s Clult business meeting.
, Thursdsy evening. Choir rehearsal.
. Special services for the Advent call
to Prayer.

loyal Workers Mei-ting. 5M5 p. to.
Evening service, 7p. m.
I Mid-week prayer and teetiiuon
Thursday. 1:46 p. in.

DEATHS LID MINERALS

Mrs. Kate McGuire.
Mrs. Kale McGuire, widow of the
late Lawrence McGuire, died It her
home in Main street. last night. of

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; Monday. .130 I~ 11 HOW Communion spoplesy. She is survived by n bruilh
and intercessions. 9or, Dr. Bryan D. Sheedy. of New York,

”3:511:35 7:“ p. m. Prayers “d in and by two sisters. Mrs. Fannie Byron.

Wedneldny. ‘ p, m. pm"... and ”riot New Jersey. and Sister Catherine.
teroessions followed by 3 meeting of of st. Joseph's Convent, Springfield.
those interested in the Woman‘s Ant. Mass. The funeral will at“. 01800 .L
lliary to the Board hf Missions. ’9 o’clock Monday mm.“ from ”m

Thursday. 1:45 p. in. Prayers and , ,
intercession. lhouse and at 9.30 from St. Marys

Friday. Holy Comuuniop ma mter.1Church. Interment will be at St.
collisions. 9:30 a. in. , iMarys' Cemetery. Automobile wr-
l i p. m. Prayers anxi- inlercesslons. up, 1 _ . m

A brief adduss will be made shrub;
service. The services are tor all who Print. Martin E. Brennan.
want to 9'" “d learn more lboutl Private Martin E. Brennan. who was
prayer. {accidentally killed in an auto Wreck
in England on October 20. just six
First Church or i‘hrlst Scientist. 57 3 days an" be had landed from a m”.-.
West avenues—Th» regular. Sunday. port. numbered many [fiends m m...
ss‘rvice of this church is hold at niwnlk. and had often sung here. n..
was it brother of James E. Brennan of
the Green Auto Company of Dunbtm
‘ and frequently visited in Non-slit. In».
0?. All” Mesmertsm and Hypnotisnid tore his enlistment he song on li‘t‘
““50“”9'1- ’ vaudeville sings. end had n promim-nt.
Wednesday evening testimony meet M m the cast of “Yip. Yip. yup.
ins at 8 o'clock. To both these ser mm].- during his “a, at Camp "Nun.
Vices “10 public 13 anlle. A rend lwhich scored a his sum“ in N.»w‘
in; room is maintained at the saline l'ork and Washington.
tulilmss. open est-b week day. boll
days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p

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i Christian Science subject, Deceit».

.bcr 1: Ancient and Modern Necromsn

(.lrnce Duncan. sued lWi‘nty ymrs.
[died at the home of Mrs. Memo-m.
. 1 R mood street. last:
Sl- Pull’il parish. “8". Louis B I‘ll-ifigfirnShegfe" 8:" 01.3 trolley 0‘“.
I" rector. ' about three months ago. but it is not.
Advut Sunday. 7:30 a. believed by the attending physicians
"WM“; 93“ a. m.. that this was the direct reuse of llf‘l‘
18““, 8°50”: 10:30 " death. Medical Examiner 8. H. Hunt-
ington is also linking an investigation.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed.

111.. Holy.
St. Paul's
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All persons nre welco'me at the ser-

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Wit“ John Rlczu. aged 21 roan. died an

1 town are especially The

walk, today. after. a few days' illness
of influensn. He leaves a [other and
mother. The funeral will be held on
Monday Deming at 9 o'clock from St.
Indislnua‘cburch. ' ,
Dorothy Violet Garfield.

The funetm of Dorothy Violet Gan
field. the eight days old daughter or
Mr. and hire. Nicholas Gnrilold. of 3:5
Lowe street._ - wasbeld yesterday after
noon. interment was in St. Mary‘s
cemetery.

 

' The first Sunday in Advent. The
munion at 8 o'clock. Mission Sundny
School of St. F‘aitb at 0. The second
celebration of the Holy Communion
at 10:30: ‘Plflsh Sunday School at
luoon in the Parish House.

 

i St.\Pcter's German Evangelical Lu-
theran Church. Cedar street. near
.West avenue. Martin L Steup. pus-
im- - ‘ , ' A double funeral for no». and Mrs.
First Sunday in Advent. The" '1": George Stetfsnis who died this week
he devise services st this church to. of Spanish influensa., will be held.
marrow morning st 10:30 and pvenlng from we undertaking rooms of David
:st 730- W. Raymond. Washington street on
t On. Sunday. Dec. 8th “‘9 fifth “'4 Monday morning at 11 o'clock. lurch
.mlvcrsary of the 090‘“th 0‘ the mom will be in Pine island cemetery.
*church will be 05‘9"“! with ”97°“. The couple, who lived at 24 South.
111133 CGNNMI“- 3"- H— C- 3‘9““, Main street. nre survived by a child.
father of the pastor, will deliver the about two years old.

oer-men sddrsss at 10:30 and Rev. 8.!
ti“. Glaser,.of Merlden. lwill preach thoi
‘

sic and singing. As the Christmas;

English sermon st 8:30. Special mu-
Snlc will be omitttd this year. s spe-

 

Funsrai of fir. and Mrs. Steflanis.

 

 

READY FOR SNOW STORMS.
Charles J. Bennett, state highway
commissioner, will have at his dis-

iwill preach. Topic: "What Is Maul" oisl thank offering will be taken to possl the coming winter. thirty-five

’reduce the church dobt.‘ lituvslopesr truck plows equipped with the fastest
have been provided for this We- working snow removers. The mniu

Th Lndles' Aid Society will serve a . __
lunzheon at noon foréheucupog-town avenues “"1 i” “in to “tie? 3W
' est. A cordial in is on ex-
zfe‘iide: to the members and friends of tlcipates no- serious difficulty from s.

'the parish to attend both these Ber- shortage of labor.

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in this state was approximately 850.4,
000 for 1.000 miles of highwny. and the
estimate of the “Dime-of keeping
the principal-two way ironic roads
clear is about 840 0. mile.

f Sunday school every Sunday. st
3:30.

i looting of voting members Sunday

after morning worship. _

I Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
Meeting of Lndles‘ Society Thurs-

.day afternoon at the personage, 3 hits

inssionrlsca; A full attendance is

\requ . . .
Young' People’s Society Thursday

 

mm at 10' Wilton avenue. 'saw a
strange youngmsum a. dork
suit ands gmsofthat behindhis
counter. yesterday/afternoon; bats. he-

- ‘ number of the parish root.
one but report of personals». is
told! for distribution» .,

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thermos of lbs pastor. use: new, !irJtaynolds whewan
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Albert P. Reynolds. who conducts a .

his home, 23 Third street. East New '

than ever and the commissioner an— ‘

.i’vices sud help make them it success“ Lest year the cost. of snow my”, ,

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