race manil-
lenlown. l'.l.. former l'i->l(it'lli< of this
city, leave within a ten days for lim-
ana. Pulla. where Mr. (‘atterall ha< ac.
(TD-’91. a flattering position.
id
in
Min. l'ci‘rj.’ l-L (‘assidvy t'orillcilv
;\or\v:ilk. who has been seriously
with Spanish influenza. a!
in Barbvrlon. Ohio, is illvprovinc slow-
ly.
Taylor. of East
spenzlill: the past few weeks at her
a venue. have been
ll omi-
aililiial hitthday pull) ol‘ 'l‘lliiilv
he held in the
m eninv. The
oft-(‘1'?
The
Episcopal
Qlllll't ll next
colllriiliee announces. that , all
has been made to invite everyone
the parish. but if some have been over-
lll‘flt’tl in pill'ticiprltn
parish will
Tucsdav
in
looked they
in an interesting program.
fl l'f‘
,
For Coughs, Colds, Etc.
WHITE PINE AND TAR
250 per bottle.
Stillson-Powell Com.
South Norwalk
(3:.._. - _
will know what bonds,
l stocks, bank-books, insur.
3* once and legal papers you
have if you keep them in
one of our Safe Deposit
“2». _
.7 M._._.._.-.. .
Boxes.-
When you have occasion
to open your box, it. may
be done privately in one of
—_.g‘.
our coupon booths.
A /
Boxes $4 a year.
,‘ M. w... “4.,
1 oval
her lirw";_-‘ .
Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel;
“x
)
NO ONE BUT YOU I .
i
l
2
__ ! ‘hllcllllfi‘l F_ Greene, of Newark. pres-
.- a
t
I: 3 Mr. Greene left this noon for
V,-
mo mm
urban“, JAN. 25, 1919
. :urt- to find smut-thing that will appeal
in )0“.
. (“out at Raymond Bros.
A \‘t'l’_\ successful and pleasant dance
“:1: held ill the: Aiion ”all last evell~
in: by [hi‘ Srrinavuzod .\. (Y and was
lit-ll attended.
_.———.—.
. A rcrlillem mars. Eu- llle repose of
the sold of James (‘antonL who died ill
:tllt: Service of his country ill Franco
:uas said at St. Mary's this illornln:
The case of .lohll Seymour. arrested
on lllt‘ charge of assault. was before
Judue ‘reorue ll. Voshurzh this morn—
ing: and was continued for one week
- --\\'ood .lt llavuiond llros.
l
‘ Rev. .1. lino-.0" Thompson, “r the
‘Stllllll NOl'wzilk llaptist’ Church W'-
‘drcssed a gathering ill a Y. .\1 C. A
Ellilt at the Brooklvn Navy Yard laHt
evening.
V. HS
.’\l("{ulltlt't‘ \l'aiml. and Henry Horst”
have stationed at San Antonio.
Texas. for the past fourteen months.
received their honorable dis
returned their
\I. ho
have
charge and have
homes in thi< city.
to
The funeral of the late Mrs. \Villiam
M, Ackor will be hlld from her late
home on Monday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock. Rev. Albert E. Beebe otfieiat¥
inir. The burial will be in NUTWHIK
(‘ellletcrv.
Those who witnessed the presenta-5
tion of “Thu Peabody Pew" bv the
members of the Best Sinner (fircle will
he pleased to know that the circle is,
now busy with the rehearsals of anotll.‘
:er sketch, untitlei “Rosemary" which
will be presented at the .Rowavton.
illere llOUFO on Tuesday evening. Feli-'
iruaiv llll. ’
1min at Raymond Bros.
lili‘nl oi the United Hatters of Northi
America. was in the city for a short‘
} time yesterday, coming here to attend;
{the funeral of Mrs. Malachi Renting;
New
‘3 York where this afternoon he. was to
meet members of the Italian mission
in this country, several of'erYom he;
met'last fall when he was in Italy
with the American labor missions—Dani
bury News. 5,7 §.:
~—Hay and Straw at Raymond Brosi
O . ‘
The Sterling Furniture Company, or‘
Washington street, has prepared the
most: serviceable and moat. attractive~
calendar seen in this city this year.‘
The calendar takes the form of the,
ithe' names of ,every boy who entered
theservice in this city, together .wl
; llohclt Hetailcourt. of Danbul‘y. a mem~
.“bllllllt’tl three times and ““0 massed.
'and spent three weeks at a base llos~
I).
' l'antnrr:
-Roll of Honor and ‘on 'it is contained!
too. was in court and it is understood}
TSbecial Sale of Bed Sheets
and Pillow Cases , OUR
Bed sheets, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75. i '
, Pillow cases 35c, 390 and 450, full .
{35129. i J
., .f Cretones, a new assortment of pat:
terns. 28c, 30c, 35c and 45c. ' >
‘ Lang cloth at 25c, 30c, 35c and 38m;
Nninsook batiste. . 3
Cambric, Beach cloth and vodes, a; a 6
complete assortment. l
- l
E K BANKS 3 is some sate—come right here if
' 1 you want to gel: the best clothing
. i and furnishings fer men and boys
' under Mahackemo Hotel. We“, at the lowest prices h
l ' (WWII L Don’t wait—come now w en
. wa‘hingtml Street' SouthN _m' there's plenty of sizes, styles and
,__,.___ __._.--._-. H- ..L.__._.. 1...-» ,, ~ '_. patterns
I
WEATHER ronncssr. - MEN’S SUITS
— - - ' A - .................... $14.35
“Forecast f‘)!‘ N01’\Vfllk and. vtcmllyi $221500 :Ulvtts .............................................. $19_85
Fair tonight: Sunday increasing cloud $50-00 suits ........ . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. ....................... $23.85
iness. probably followed by snowcr $ 5- suit.» .......................................... $28.85
rain. fresh northwest winds becoillin;r $00.88 Suits ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ $32.85
east Sunday. Tlll" 5‘0”“ “’illf‘ll “Ma's. $25.00 sUltS .................... . . . . . . . ......... 2 .......... $35-85
central on Atlantic C(liln‘l yesterday? s-v . Hi 5 ................... .. ....... ‘
morning has 110‘? nlOVt‘d out H) 5031.: It NIEN'S OVERCOATS
caused lllf’ll winds on the. New .ng-z
land l-oastfiduring the in“ '“-‘.n_t_)'-fulll'l $35.00 Overcoats .............. .......................... :;2.22
hours, Disturbances an» (uphill this; $:9.03 Overcoats ................. > ........................... $28.85
morning 0“... NH... Michigan and 2.9.00 Overcoats ............................................ $32.85
limit-lam. ff“... (\‘Ollillt'l'll (li>illl‘l)1ll"‘t‘, $142.00 Overcoats ............................................ $39.85
is causing getter-ill palm: oil the Gilli1 §§~:-gg 8:2:232t: .................. . ......................... $47.85
C0215”. Pleasant “'t‘lllllvl‘ [ll’PVi-l >- ;:,.n. y'JJ.l ...... ::,: ...... > ......... .Y ..................
orally in other districts east of (I‘M'f SHII{iS. {TNBEEQ‘V E‘AR. .
Rocky Mountains. Th-- tell-.pi-i‘;ltIIH-<; I, ~. 1 --_,. .4
continue mild, except ill No: thorn .‘Ic'f: :\}‘4(Jl{‘v :1 .‘R -
England" Men's $2.50 French Flannel Sh 11:5 .......................... $1.63
I _ __-..»- ' Men's $3.50 Gray or Khaki Flaznc' gnirts ..................... $2.65
. Men’s $1.50 Fancy Stiff Cuff Shirts ............................. SEC
7‘! .
WEATHER A 334‘“: AGO Men’s $2.00 White Stiff Cuff Shirts ............................. 95c —
TODAY. . Men-s $5.00 and 56,00 Fancy 51.x Fibre Shirts ................. $3.65
'i'--;ilpel';ltni-u; lllgil, Ilii: i..\‘.'. Men's $1.00 Fancy Silk Half Hose ............................... 79::
o” 5“,)“; . Men's 75c Fancy Four-in-Hand Ties ............................ 59c
_ . ' ._ ' Carter's $3.00 Part Wool Union Suits ....................... . $2.35
' A Great Chance for the Large or Small Man——
‘— -""" “““'" " “m'ww ‘ Broken Sizes of Men's $2.50 White Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.63
' 9 . LarlicS‘ $12.00 All \‘Vool Sweaters .......................... .. $8.85
I M . :35 F 4“ Men's $1150 Heavy Auto Gloves ................................ 95c
‘ :1? €53 '13:; 9;, ' Men's $2.50 Woo: Aulo Gloves ................................. $1.65
1 M “‘3' "‘ “ t- , Men's '15: 11/001 Half Hose .................................... 59c
Lum—u . - . _ ’ lllcf‘e's 50; Wool Half Hose ..................................... 35c
Horace- Burr. ot' the Soil. llririmcllt ‘ :1 M a: St
is cilgoyiuz a brief inflow-ll at he 11. Ogel S e V ens
honlv ill .\l'ch street.
I , 1 ~ \
— ---»—-— . Rorwalll Two SiOl‘Bs ho. Norwalk
.\l:‘ and Airs. l’i-i't-y lielllvvl'd. o!-
“'est 't\'t,'llllt‘. li'lii- illol‘ml in ,-\‘l at W. {I- ‘ , . .. _, h7-
'Pmm' ..__..._...- . Look (nor '1‘” “M "' T""”“15 l" Dole Miss l’t-uuv (.‘lll’h‘n. of 1‘2-1 \\'a.~.llillu';S
Mr and \lrs.1-orcv ('atlerall. of Al— "PH-“‘4‘ ‘1‘1‘4“"'i"“"1"n" YO“ will 1’” ltlll Silt-cl. had the pleasure of entezui
iaiuinu on Thursdav eveninz. Corporal.
her of the Still) Coast Artillery wilich‘
returned from France last aveck on!
the South Dakota. Corp. Delancourt:
related several of his thrilling expr'r-j
ii‘llt'es in th” battles: of t‘hzlteatt 'l'hirr l
l'y and the Argonne Forests: he “in?
piial in France. _(‘orp. Betan‘fiiurv
brought home several souvenirs from
Francefind the trenches. among which ,
“'l‘l'l“ awtlcrnian helmet and a (50111le
ll‘ou he also presented Miss
(‘lmc-o with 1‘ '
......_-~..._ __
l
(‘roeui
German four year ser-
\icv pitl‘u‘hirh llt' had taken from a
German [)l'ls'lllt‘l‘. '
PLAN AN ANNUAL .
FESTIVAL SERVICE ,
'l'iz-~ i"v>-ii\:ll lit-ill at 5:,
: "all church last night ill observant-lg
ol tln- Eve of the Feast or the '(lonver-
of St. Paul, the parish patron.
lilll‘illll“l ivy :l good congregation
people of the parish and then
Fl'l'l ll‘t'
slt'fl
.y.
in"
intends- in addition to the regular
Illl‘llllll'l'k‘ the-re \'-,‘l‘I' a number 01' ex L
ira sincere: ill both the choirs, and the
music “as xvi-ll rendered. especially
1h“ Vestal I‘loresvional. “Hail. Fes-
tat Hay." in which tlle men took the
part and the ufllolc choir the
cllnrlhcs.
The rector. l'l his address. spoke
.ol' the desirability of making the serv-
ice an annual one. at which members
of ”‘0 parish should rive lllPlllSPlVe'i
may to Rci‘vice after the pattern of
ill“ great apostle for whom tile church
is named. In preparation for the sur-
\Eci it had been announced lhat a new
natural endowment fund had been
started with the lzift of a $100 Liberty
Zond which one of the parish’s young
men had handed to the rector as he
was about to enter the country's ser-
vice. The offering last night was for
the same purpose, and there was
added to the principal of the fund over
$1300. The income is to be used for
the current expense account of the
parish from time to time.
FISKE TIRE TRUCK i
DRIVER APPEALS CASE .
Albert ll}. Taylor. who ailemptcd to
drive a big truck of the Fiske Tire.
Co, thlpugh a very small space he-
tWeen Harry ll. Jackson‘s fliver, and
an East avenue single cylinder trol-
ley car at the foot of Mill Hill last?
Monday. and failed in the attempt. as'
well as inflicting considerable‘danlage;
to both the Ford and the tram. which‘
caused his arrest. on the charge of
reckless driving, was in the. uptown
court. this morning and when filled}
$5 and costs. promptly appealed his“
case through his lawyer. lra O. Grgfi
gory. ..
Judge E. M. Lockwood appeared tori:
Mr. Jackson, and Prosecutor Jesse 't‘.i
Dunbar presehted the case. for, lite
state. * i
The case was appealed on ille'
ground that a conviction would hurtl
the chances of the driver in procuring!
another license andh was taken not I
the openly expressed belief that it
would be nolled by a higher court. 1
The decided? ndjustor for the Flake
“it ”like: m. dun-s
3(‘amp Meade. Md, is cnjovinl: a five-
Vtcaspoonful of “California
-F‘£S." and ill a few hours all the foul
b
, - . , I
i ‘ I. t
i SOCIETY
g and Personal . - »
t ,
, ‘ .
* IVE WS ~
2 ‘ I fi‘
12:: :.i.l.:.-..<=.i:;. lipisco‘pul Church. First Congregational Church. Rev-
, . West, avenue. Sunday, January 26th. E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.. pastor.
Homer Doulens, who recently rc-znpv_‘John J, Snavcly. pastor. Morning service at 10:30 with ser-
lumed from France, where he saw; APrefichlug service at 10:30. Sub-’mon_ by the pastor. Subject: “The
manv month-5' active service left to-ijl‘CtI “The Hidden Dynamo." Moving Force. Sunday saw“ at
d' .‘f Y” - - - ’ .' Bible School at 12 o’clock. Also,n00n._ _
‘1’ or ”g'ma‘ “’ mmmue armyilhe 'r. c. B. Class at the same hour. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Toplm
training. and Will probably remain in Extend the helping hand to 3.11. Re- "'BOORSI that have helped me." Miss
the service. as he plans 'to study for a ? member the helping hand is better ' Ixiilihogne Baker. 19:31:10!" n 1 ' l
q- , . ._ vithan the feat hand. 'on ay evening. it? an on mee -
éofi‘mis".lon'. ML Doulens many Epworthg League service at 6:45..l.ng of the Kind Word Circle will be
friends in Rorwalk wish him success; This will be a roll call meeting. Theflleld with Mrs. Stanley Smith, on
- uroll of those who have. joined the; Franklin avenue.
“agent-r Albert E. Young of the League or renewed their membership} Wednesday. Red Cross sewing in
5“!“ Regiment. C A. 16., has. returned will be called. The results of theflhghParlSh House. 'd . ‘ .- . 'l‘
i" 1] ove : _ 'v _ h ar.-¢‘0fll€3t for membership will be an-: _ urs ay. 1‘ 1 ml meet scl‘liCe. o-
“? , Nib and surprised is _p nounced, and the award given to thejinl‘: "l’auls (all to SGFVIcc.
ens “115' evening by an unexpectedzwinmng side. All young people are, Saturday. Feb. 1. Cake sale at
visit at his home on Wilson avenue. invited. :Beers' stationery store by Gleaners';
He returned to Fort schuyler again At 7:30 evening preaChillg serv'ice.‘Clll“Cxl(‘ 3:110 air"; 1,, q . l .
'. . - . . , . . The theme will be, “The Complete 1111's ay, 1" - ... - l-‘t‘t‘lfi (‘Vk’mllll'
tlli. momma “hPle ht expects-to stay > Life." iwilli program. Music under tile ailsw
for a few days before bell“z ms“. The members of the. Sunday School, picvs or the Kind “’ord ('ircle. i
charted, 3who have part in Fairyland Carnival ‘ ----- -
. gciitcrlaillment will meet every after. Tlinity Church. lit-v, Frederick A.;
Mrs. 1.13.1" Baker of Connecticut; noon next week. following school at‘t‘oleman rector. f
wimse husband is an. officer sta~ the church tor rehearsal. Mid-week‘ 8a. ill.llolyComlmlnton.
meeting Thursday evening will be in
charge of the following committee::
it. it. rilauson. Mrs. Nina Vt'ilson, John
.\llt‘ll, Mrs. S. M. Stevens and Miss,
Mabel Munhail. A special program is
being prepared by the committee.
The Fairyland (‘arnival to be lzivcn
by the Sunday school will be held on
tinned at lJH'n Field. was entertained
yrutcrday at a luncheon given by M rs.
Price (‘heney of :l. 23 Douglas street.
Thl' ociasloil was, the celebration of
lhr- fourteenth wedding anniversary of
lill‘ hostess. and the twenty—first birth-
day of one of the guests,-—T1lo Dallas l'i“it.'i}' evening at the church. Miss
Morning News: January 17,1919. ‘,“”"“' 15' PM?” 0‘ Brooklyn i5 ”1.9
' uiiu‘l‘llll‘. The choir will meet, this
Saturday evrninr for rehearsal.
All unit leaders ot‘ the church in the
Centenary Local Organization will,
meet Sunday cveniiig following the
1 hit: ch so. vice.
Serzeant William .1. Banks, who has
been enjoying a five day furlough at
his homo. 1'.’ Stuart avenue. Not-walk.
returned yesterday to resume his du‘
tin—- at ll’m lleharhaiion Hospital.
.\'o, :1. New York City. where he is rcil- Not vsalk Methodist Episcopal '
Edi-ling his services in‘ the Mt tllvfll‘ l'l'lli‘l‘h- RN”- Albx‘l'l 1‘1 Ui‘k‘l' ‘. W's".
(tom‘s. till“. , ‘ ‘ , . ‘ .. '
Sunday sel \ lees . ,
"“’—‘ At nine o'clmk a nieczin; of the
\lr and Mrs, “'illialu P, lleaupain ljni-ly .‘dornin: ('la. . At l"n o'clock
of \Voodlmrv avenue. and Miss lmn- ll)“ Silll‘lill' SUN” “”1 “1‘31"- ‘33 NV" .
' en o‘clock the regular lnolniag rel-v
gene Raymond of New Haven. are at-
vicc. Tile Epworih League "RUE-771.1
tenitinc llle lllmtre in New York city.
a1 six-thirty and the evening, service‘
,ai svvcn-tliitty. The past-or \vill
preach at both services.
Tuesday evening at seven forty-live.
the class meeting. Wednesday eveumz
there will be an entertainment, given
today.
'llr-nrv (‘. \‘v'vllb has been lulcased
from active duty. and is at his home.
on Railroad avenue. coming: from the by the Volunteer Circle. 'l'lmrsdayl
17. s. N R. P. Naval traininx' (‘milp Welling Ihe prayer meeting. Friday"
‘ ,- . . “ evening the l’llilaihea Class banquet“
Pelham nay xv. -~ / l ' i
' , 1 .
East .\\ enue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Harold 1-}. Wilson, pastor.
1‘_l21‘.t_l..\101'nlllg worship with ser-
mon by the pastor‘ on the theme.
“(lulposts of Liberty."
12. Sunday School and Men's Bible
(‘lase This is Missionary Sunday and
a special missionary offering will be
l't‘t‘t‘h ed.
623".
inn-cling. Subject: "Catching l.'p “'itli
Columbus." Leader. Lloyd Sturgel-i.
7::1o. Sour. service with sermon. ‘1
Monday, 7:15. Sieleoptican lecture
on l‘analna. illustrated by more than
'sixly-lour Cololed slides. Miss lsa~
. ‘ hello Slauson will sing. The public is:
Richai'db invited. . \ '
A business meeting of the Sunday
School Board will be held at the close
oi‘ the lecture Monday evening.
Tuesday night at the paisomlze ille'
Centenary study class will study “t‘lii-v
lla." chapter three in “Christian L‘lir
sadc for \‘l‘orld Democracy."
\l'l-ducsday afternoon, Ladies”
Society.
Thulsday. 7:47». Midweek service.‘
Subject: "New Strength for Moctingi
'l‘clilptalions.“ lt is hoped that every‘
unit leader can be presvnt and report ‘
as to the number of each unit attend‘.‘
till: the service. ‘
' 'l‘lienlontlfiy meeting of the (illicial
'l‘loard will be held at the close of the
mid-week service. '
Look M the tonziic Mottlei'i if coaty Friday afternoon, Red Cross work.
ed. it is a sure glen-that your little. Friday night. t‘hoir rehearsal at the,
‘1 parsonage.
one's stomach, liver and bowels need,
a gentle. thorough cleansing at once. lx'lligzllt Street A. Al. 13. Cllllif‘J. Rev.
“'hen peevish, cross. listless, Dillov‘\\l“. Si. A. Lynch, ll. 1).. pas-:9):
doesn't sleep doesn't eat or act natur-i Lovc feast 10:30 a. nl.. conducted by g
’ ' .illeacon .lohn 'i‘avlor. l’reacilin'r ‘it'uO‘
. . ~ .- . . _ g u]. . 1- l— l :
all_\. 01 ‘5 fcvelisll, silomacll Ore p. in. and 7:30. Rev. C. N. Gibbollfiii
breath bad: has stomac i-acnc. 50 ll). D., will occupy the pulpit. At Ll p.‘
throat. dia‘rrhcea. full of cold. give 3 m. the cou‘gregailon of Butler Chulehi
Syrup of of Stamford will unite in tile, lil‘l'vll‘ls. ,
Sabbath School at 12::30 p. u. Class.
J-‘.
Mingllannah Raymond Ambler is eli-
tcrtalntng at her home in Wilton. this
week. Miss Laura E, A. Chapman, of
\\'cslport. ‘
L..-_. -_
Scrueant Edward Splan. who is sla-
tloncd with a medical detachment at
l-jpwortll League devotion-ah
day furlouzll at his home here.
Miss E. 1!. Bettie-lit. R. N. of New
Haven is spendiil: a few days at the
lion-(- of her parents. in Norwalk.
Mr. and .‘lm.,,,llorace 1'.
are rmtelnlloring their friends in .\'oi'-
wall: with cards from Boston.
All CHIlDRiN [01E
“SYRUP (ll £168” '1th '
iiiiii AND towns,
A id
Give it when feverish. cross. billet-S,"
for bad breath or sour stomach.
i
i
t
l
_ , lllk‘llll Tuesday evenin“.
constipated waste, indigesied food; t g . ____._ -b l
“10"“ 0‘“ 0‘: its little bowels Without South Norwalh Congregational‘
gl‘iping. and you have 3 W64“ Playf‘“ Church. 9
child again_ I Mr. F. H. Jacobs. pastor ‘
1
until
to! Mrs. F. lrving Smith soloist
You needn't coax sick‘ children . . . ‘
take this harmless "fruit laxativef', “1°“ dilecm“
file“ 10"0 “S dEliCiOUS taste. and it 3", Morning sermon and prayer at 10:30.7
wavs makes them feel splendid. ; The subject for the morning sermon‘
Ask your drugcist for a. bottle of “Sal . will be, The Right of Might. ‘
ifornia Syrup of Figs." which has dir-i The Sunday 5011001 and Men‘s Club'
. _ _ _ . twill meet at 11:45.
collimator na‘oles. children-of all aces class for everyone.
v-
Mrs. “'m. H. Stowe, organist.
l
and for crown-ups plainl.v on the bot-E The Young People’s Society
tie. Beware of counterfiets sold here.; meet at 622-30. Herbert Winchester:
To be sure you get the genuine. ask Will lead in the discussion,
3' Ideals.
The Emanon Club will meet at the
P.
(.3 .
to see that. it is made by “California
Fig Syrup Company.”
er kind with contempt.
Refuse any Olhfi parsonage Tuesday evening at
On Saturday. Feb. 1. there is to be:
.S‘hields humorist and reader, of Yale
a dinner at the Norwalk COUNTY 0133' ! will be present and give a number of
for the Connecticut 'boys who attended his negro and other dialect readings.
Newton (Mass) Technical School .to: Mr. Shields has appeared before hun-
prepare them for duties in the wan! dreds of audiences and he never fails
{to delight those who hear him. ,
About 15 Stamford :boys took ””391 The musical program for‘ Sunday
thereLSomeotth‘exnu-e now homo-.111“: , i, » .. .. .7 ‘
Wm! ., . 7 _ p ,
2ed to join us.
lthe Sunday services.
There will be a’
lScllool 2 p. m. Classes
will‘ 3:15 p. In.
Life ‘ car Mills, from Rowayton will be the
tspeaker.
~ There will be a roast beef dinner and i attend.
entertainment at the church next!
Thursday evening at 6:30. , Mr. HughY
10 a. lit. ("hllrcli School.
1] it. ill. Morning prayer
mon.
23 p . m_ The Sacrament of infant but»,
item. 3
7::‘.o
dress.
Mondzy evening. lied (‘ro:-s Auxili-g
|
and Sl‘l“l
t
l
p. ill. Evening prayer and all»!
1.7')’ and Girl's Friendly Society. ‘ '
Tuesday afternoon. llo-d Ci es All»,
iliary. Evening. The annual l’arishi
birthday social.
Thursday. «tSlll midweek service. To.
Social gathering of the men 0: till
('iltli'Cll. Lieutinalli Fred Smith. who
has seen service over there will “it ’
dress the men.
(211ch Church. Tilt~ lim_ .1
\\ crnel'. rector.
Tile third Sunday after the Epipha—
lientoie
Grace Baptist (‘hurcll
26th, 1919.
11 a. in. Sermon by iln- past”, .
ject, "The Throne and the lizlinllrzb':
12230 p. to. Hill]? School I: “,
Johnson. SUIN-‘l'lnlt‘ndf‘llt. ' ‘
8 p. m. Topic: "Fighting ,h-uclg at
, Sunday, Jan.
Ephesus."
St. Paul's Parish. Rev. L0H” B
Howell. rector. '
Third Sunday after the Epiphany
7:30 a. in. Holy Communion trig, .,'
in., St. Paul’s Sunday School. 10-53.}
a. m. Morning prayer and Hi'rnuln ' .,
p. m., St. Andrew‘s Sandal School)
353 Main street. 7:30 p. m. ”hum"
prayer.
All are. welcome at the sev'llm l» cu.
pecially strangers and visitint' in
town. The church is opcn all (in, FL
ery day in the year. Then LL: no
charge. for the use of the l‘lllli't'h for
funerals. which should pl‘Opl'l'h he
held in church, Nuv stimuli are
welcome at. the Sunday Hump}. V.“
any session.
_
Advent. Christian ("hm-cl. \.'
and Harvey i-‘trvclh'. lieu, ti ll
pastor.
Half hour prayer. 10 a. l.
Morning prayer and FI'l‘wnr g.._30
in
Sunday action] 12 in.
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Loyal “’orhors' met-tiny .'..
Evening servici- 7 p. m.
Evangelistic services. lt‘r' ll.
Dow and Mrs. S“'C\"i7.t'l‘ ’i‘l':
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Ccrnénick Cancvari
l'l‘il' oi Noruaili“: respected It‘s‘
(ii'lllri and lilt‘l‘l'liitlliti “as czlilcil lit to.
(iron!
liiyoilii. \‘l'ill‘ll lmluinlwl' “now
\‘ai'i. (it I‘Xzfil “'asliillulnn ‘~ll'l't‘l. pas~~
ny. The celebration (it lht‘ lloly (‘om- “d ““1”. “Myly rm.- mmnnm. ,-;l in».
munion at 8 o'clock. Morning prayer home. after ”‘10,”: ”hwsfi
and sermon at 10:30. I‘alisll Sunday Mr. (‘ImH-“H “-3,.- “ native m Go-
Sr'huul at noon. non. Ital). and CHIHI‘ to int-t m unrry
‘b‘fllllt’ tut-lily )9'lli',‘~ ago, For :iuhiiu
.hv resiiii'tl in New York and then
The services at t‘hl'ist (‘liiil‘clt 10- “my. to this city, where he opened
morl'ou' will be morning: prayer with
sermon at. 10:30. Evening prayer with
address at. 7:30. The Rev. l-‘. H. Mill-
er Will speak at both services. Sunday
School session is held at noon.
South Noru'alk Baptist (‘llm-cll. .l.
Harrison Thompson, pastor:
10:30 a. ill. Morning worship.
first Sunday in February, after morn-
in: worship.
1
\Vasuiilgzon
The Salvation Army.
:street. South Norwalk. 5
A series of special services with!
special speakers will be conducted inf
the Salvation Army l’lall. 11-1 1-” Wash-1
ingtcu street. South Norwalk everyi
week night except Monday for the
next month.
Sunday services are held regularly
at 3:30 and S p. m. Sabbath School
and Bible class at. 2:30 every Sunday.
All who are not affiliated with any;
church, or who \vish to enjoy a Salva-
tion Army service are cordially invit-
One of uni-.recenl converts. a man
sex only three years of age. will be
present at. the services and speak.
Come and hear him:
Good music and singing.
soul-stirring GoSpel talk.
hear the old time truth.
Adjutant Thomas J. Meeks of Plain
field. NIL, will be the speaker at all
Straight
COIIIO and
Monroe Street Sunday
for all ages,
Mission.
Praise and testamony meeting- 05'
. The meetings still continue to be
‘insbiringuand beneficial to those who
This mission is strictly undenomin-
,ational and the full gospel of Jesus
;Christ is preached without fear or fa-
vvor. , ‘
Service also at 8 o'clock. Come and
Ssee who the speaker will be.
‘ The geneni public is cordially in-
vited to attend these services.
"new”: Wednesday and Friday
‘1 Him“ l'ruit store on the all woo-1m
Mid-m on \\‘ashillg;ton
«mall fruit store proved a Fllt‘t'i'4i un-
tier
m-‘ni and about ten years azo
‘( lll‘l‘il his present location ill thN 3’11;-
iron
’ .Wmihingtoll street, and Seavimv
The . illle.
st reel. The
Mr. (‘anevari'e careful luauael-
l,.. 5-...
lluildllli: on the col-no.1- of EH5:
.‘VV‘
Mr. (‘anevari proapered in Miu
pastor will speak on the topic: The store and became one of tile :A-ns:
Cost of Leadership. prominent and Hit-'(‘essl‘lll Shop» 4 p»
12. in. Bible School see-lion. The ore in the city.
lion's t‘lass will meet in tin audiior- He continued in active min :‘Il‘
ium. ship of the business up to a y.
6:30 p. in. Meeting of the Young when he v. as obliged ti) l't iin- it. .1; .-
l‘eople. of failing: lit-.llill. and the m . is
7:30, p. m. Evening worship. open. lilkt'll over by his sour. Join in ; lo;-
till-I with a song service. is. Mr. (‘ancvari was uliabl . m . min
Tuesday. 7:45 p. in. Meeting of the his health and during tlu pm» "“1
officers- and teachers of the Bible had been failing. rapidl} unit 1 mt
School. came early this lli()lnlil.k.
Thursday. 7:45 p. lll. Mid-week meeti He. is surviu-d ’hy lli~ \\ me. am , wt
‘nl: ol‘ the church. This is the month. children. Alpholnie. who is “1"" "l"
ly Covenant meeting. _Anlel'ican lixpediiioliaiy Now I:
France, John. Louis, Fri .1- :v .it.
St. ,l’eicr's German Lutheran Ellen, all or 1‘3““ NOI'WHHI.
('lltll‘ch. (‘ed‘rir Sll'L’t'l. near Vl'esl :uCJ Th9 funeral ai‘l'am'i'lll' :. . 1“
nue. Martin L. Steup, pastor. :charge ”f l“"°‘~'mr A» "- ' "““‘ ""
.ini: service at ten-thirty. liwnim: have not hm'n “““ll’” " 1 1' 5' "'1
ting service service at 10:30. Evening “"11 h" "1“‘1" 1mm” 13““
service in'EllgliSh at 7:30, cusp“ _. ._.
sermons will be preached by the pa» MFS- M- 3- Wyn”-
tor. 2 Mrs. M. ll. \\'yrill. l'oz'liivi'ig i-r'
A cordial invitation to attend illeso dent of South Norwalk. “1).! ;. ,1 . .ln'."
' ‘ V i ~ 4 * 3 n a "I h . v v
s:3arealhiriiimgi vault. . or W ‘-
Sunday School is conducted 9“.”- Road, Pleasant Plains. S l. 1m 1‘)
Sunday morning. at 9:30. Regular My ‘22. at the age or 72 years.
lendanc‘e is requested. j .-. -
(‘hoir rchearsatTuesday evening. i Funeral of Mrs. O‘Hara.
5“.ng 0' voting nmmbp” on the: The. funeral of Mrs. Bridget to mil.”
.0
Ill
will be held on Monday moriw '
8:30 from her late home. 47 Fa *éin‘M
avenue, and from St. Joseph‘s t n-t-li
at, 9 o‘clock interment will it 1,. l in
St. Mary's cemetery
Funeral of GeOrge F :1. :7» 1“
The. funeral of (:I'ill'L't l it.-I
was he‘d yesterday ;.:. ~ in. ~ hm
late homr. SF. Soii‘l: . :H’
2:30 O'clock. and \vgv. i ‘~ willed.
Rev. John .1. Sim. vl' "In”
First M. E (‘lll‘ ., W
pal? hearers \velw ‘ "“‘“'
Frank llziy. Arthul . -\ H “"9“
Sanlnlir. Miss »\- 11““.
three .-‘lvt".i lim “‘~““
in Norwall; ecliimt V}.
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WILLA A 301.5le 'v'lrl’i‘.
SEIZES AMERICANS
Advices tronl Chihuahua. .\l- \u-n,
.uav that Villa after seizingr 'llt-w All!-
erican miner ou’ners at. Santa 1211? 11:2.
about fifteen miles from Ch‘liuahiia.
efll‘l)’ “Wednesday morning, eating-turm-
ly released them with other {hi/:31“!
whom he had taken prisoners. ltin bl“
fore releasing them he obtained a Mllf'
ply of powder and instructed the NW
soners on the need of granting ‘imlli‘l‘
my, better working hours and otl-t’l'
important conditions for milk iv ‘
The names of the American prism"
ers who were released are Hollie-4.
Mathewson and Deavitt. .. I
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 24.~Gt'lii‘l-l
Candida Aguilar. chief of military f'l"
erations in the gull‘ regions, is using.
airplanes with success in his until;
133180 against the rebels, especially 1
the sure or Vera Cruz. Not (my
some. bouncers doing valuable recon'
reoentli’ ("21"
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Norwalk Chronicler