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”an“ (rpm
.
. . .
~_ .___.——..__.—
“annual
E Militias
ll
WW; . w
Merton Rnckett of Roton avenue
has accepted a position with the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company.
Rowayton folks were interenetd in!
the announcement recently made of.
the «engagement. of Miss Marion A.
Rusted, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Hustetl of 28 Second s;rc( t.
East Norwalk. to Oliver I. Clark. 50:1.
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. (‘lark of.
Pennoyci' strcct. The wedding will
take place in the 'spr-ing.
The supper no! debate of. the Men 3
bis clams of the East Avenue )1. E.
urch. held last. night. moved a high—
successful and ciijoyiililo :il’i‘air.
Nearly 20 min sat down to supper at
“£78 o'clock. and the bountiful spread
I appreciated. judging by the
of action in disposing Oi
e viands by those present.
Henry J. Hipson led on the, amrizia-
Bell Island people were grown
upon hearing of the death of Philip
Fitzsiiiiuiofis of the Sound Booth soc—
l
. . . . . :‘n
five side cf the. debate which follow- i3?“ gfrfl'gmyl'fha‘myirgr fi'fil‘vt‘lgrg’;
" . n 9 . l i S . ii 4 .2 i . I. . .r .
on the subject: Resolved, that . '. ' _ -.-
labor Unions as at prcsmil (-oiitlzicitd Hell “I‘m“ and ,“19 ”pvt? 1‘” Ch":
m a detriment to labor and u uicn- id‘a‘h was regrettully "“‘-C“e‘- “l“
- ~- . . - :t' ! rsdav at noon
3”“ .10 uni”. public. n71.3(“1n‘11fn‘lgfll ifili?i:ll llllls“::lhlll:eldn‘:g::lntl Beach. and
‘flofias‘es‘nstgjnedebyLaElf-rm Of‘scjvgfliieYi-ciiiziiiis were tam-n to lx'onszui,
ml men. and the discussion proved .N- \.. for interment.
" .- . o e. -'(‘he decision as. , .
%'tfée§;§:ggol'nthe debate was m ; On Sunday. November .23 at. the Rn:
. .. of the affirmative. leaving, as wnytou linguist (nurtn. ‘SCl‘llff‘S' full“
8 judge ilcclarcil. much yet to be the day Will be as folllm‘. 3m 'llTi.
' g
Accept “("afii‘ornia" Syrup of
only -»look for the name Californ
- ' i "i . ' s re
V-‘nl‘sllip begins at 10:30 With sermon ”’0 D'CK‘EC' then 50“ ale u
“1me ~ ‘ .- 3 he mania. . ‘ )
'1' §h§1133i“,.;:fi";cfi§n§.,,.§‘v.:,.,,; r by the pastor. Frank S. Clark. suo geluld is ha-m: the bwt and
“ P . .‘ ' .3- “ ‘ ' ' Iessingsf
’ l lit 11 o the so!” held 0 “"3 (”"nt ‘lmil B. . '
mgoggégmfitilng af committee co .fflmle “”001 at. D0011. Christian En
slstlng of Rev. H. n. Marslalid. E. .r. de-‘U'ur meeting at t pram At 4:39
13;me pm] \Iyrnn \V. Osborn Was p. m. the subject of 3he sermon Will
appcifited to provide subjects for de- b”. “ ho, ”“11 Cd“ he'saved. ‘1‘!“
hate and to makc such arrangements ordinance 0f baptism Will he adelS-‘
"as may. be iiecc-sal'y. _tcrc.d to two candidatcs at tlic.clo.<c.
7‘- ' ‘ of the service.
reii love its delicious fruity taste.
tle. Give it without fear.
Mother!
Clfll’S Willi
Look at tongue—l-lilemove poisons from
stomach. iiverand bowels
' .liai‘iiilns; laxative or physio for the .lit-
tic. stomach. livcr and bowels. Child-
directions fox child's dose. on eacfi bot:
You must say "California."‘
" F Churches
w
CODE ‘1 ' 't‘ k “9 wit
1" e hOd 5 En ch all. by tho cliulch, and this n c . ‘
W Stn‘satvlemi t lie: 60:189. J 1 Snavilv, make this cantriburioaa Thanksgiving-
.0 i" 1- . _
Eamon Nov. 22. 1919 “.1
“.
’fi
l
offering from our church. Lists lieu.
been prepared and solicttors will gab
upon the members for their contribu
uons this week. if we have anything
to be thankful for, and all of “Eh“‘f’
let us give liberally. tor Christ is stii .
in he:i\i.ii, and His cause is still active
Came to the moming service and heal
Mr. isaacs. : *
pustur.—-3unday services on Sunday.
Nov. 28rd: Hist-ting, 10:38, prencltnr;
service. This will be a Tlianltsgivmg
service with optimists music 'and
ammo. At 12» o'leck,.SunJa_x sc-.-oul
seasion and the T. ‘6. 8. class. Tilt—1‘43
is a forwaid movement in Ihif“ class.
as large numbers are gradually net-
th'nn “invested. it's tho." strangers'
Pom? and 3 3‘; ll. .m‘t‘: arr-1039;: First Congregational church, .Nnr
:W‘ly ng‘w'mfid fellow‘diil; walk, Rev. E- 1" McGicgor. 1’33?- ”:1
our 0 " . ‘ , ..‘ "ton—Morning Service. at :‘ t , \v;
Epwoi-tli League SCI‘VICP mugs: ‘17:: preaching by {he $10.2" Subject.
by Miif.llfaenfilm§gi?fn .. 7.30 “The Crown of ‘tlie 'iear‘. hundil;
M‘az‘n 1:: :01: "f gag and {imming' school at. noon. (.h-rintian ripldvgallm n
etc i g in .e ' ‘ ' ‘ ' "" ~ :1 "Prajicin ‘ ian sgiv»
Miss Ruth Harri-s will render a violin igaff; Seals». Mmsczuieegs‘m‘rd.
solo. lavenins subject will be: Mnei Wednesday, union Thanksgiving
Men-Who F0 8 ethlng. ll service in the evening at the Norwalk
‘ 0n Tum” levemngi Br” Russo,” 'iMethodist. church. Preacher, the Rev.
finwellbmdmfi aomimull‘igzi Dr.~ Milton Littlefleld, who has just rc-
' m ' ~ ' , man an investigation of the all-
Hal‘pei-‘s Weekly has called "The most.“med {
. motion in Turkey and Ar nil.
,‘popular lecturer in the world." WI" de-,’ ~UNE— my
Fi gs
in on
your
most.
Fall‘
' ‘ l
.1 Rev. \Villiam Chapman. Bridgeport? ‘f’ _ r . _
acting rector of Christ church, Will b3 ‘ Rowayton M. L: church SGJ‘VICOS. g.\. L.
*1 charge of a” the tent-.05 10mm. ilev. leorge A. Baird. l)(lsl0r.r»-blln(lag‘,lS' 0!
row. .niorning worship at 10:30.
Denominational
They made the trip in
the
Sermon . (‘aiiipiiign
.‘subjcct: “The Power or the “'ildcr-IAllsti'n‘s car.
Another sermon in the sel'it‘S of "WEE" Th0 Smith." SNWO' N‘s-“1'0" HM '
“Studies from the Book of llcvela- 1155011. "I. Th“ Epwortli Lt‘nzuc st-rv-i A number of local service men
lions.” will be given tomorrow nici-ii- Jice Will be held at 0:45 p. m.
' n: by Rev. G. M. Tncpln. 1)d‘~‘tol‘ of ‘Tt't‘nin: Worship at if“)
the Advent Christian church. ‘thr'm‘? “Til.“ (lrnaicsi
Nines."
within the course of a few \‘v't‘t‘ksl Th“ "Hm“??? "WWW"? "Ml": Silmliiv
'Street Commissioner Henry Minor 5mm” ”“1"” “j” b“ “P"! ”L ”10 Chill)
» plans to have his workmen clean up “1- M'mfm.“ “l ‘3‘5 it. Ill.
the gutters of the local strccts of A union Thflllksfll'fitn: S“l‘\’l(‘t‘
(leaves and accumulations of iei‘il.,-c. b" 110“] l" ”I“ “Will” church.
1«day morning, at 10:30
-.._-._ i
.in'
Sllllll‘H‘ joycd a smoker Thursday night at.
l 4ecul‘i- new liicililwrs tor the . --.~.' '
will land scvci‘al ncw nicn enrollt-zl
Tliui's- 4
Tho Sentinel acknowledges the re-
iot‘ good things to car.
over to the fund committee. stems
‘of the Itowiiyton “one company for
ilhc purpose of discu'ssing variousmat-
tors which are or interest to Rowav-
ion pcoplv. and to dim-
wn'c told. 'l‘licso
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Donley. who
have a. number 'or fl'll'nds here, 9.0 use the remedy
. every limiseowner in mm Heights. Mrs, Frank Havens
the Villazc. After the meeting was 5Glnn‘bi-ork amt Mia. Fred Slimson a
called to order It" (‘hrtirlllan Harry E. Psnn Alfrs-il and Mrs. ll. H. \Vi‘llllllu
Scoficltl. Jnlm ll. Clinics. chairman of hi Stamford.
the committee. thf‘ ntlio-r members oft
which are George “K Stevens. SfEu'
nibble and E. H. nmry. appointed at '
the meetingot October. .28. b. have a
Dooley reside at, Port. Jefferson. L. I.
The committee in charge of the
ill Pond Skating Fund are enthus-
tic over the generous response of
e public. Contributions are con-
hing to come in at is. gratifying
-‘
The - iner lianical difficulties
~iureasonabieness in apportioning the
mnes: “Resolved. That we, residents
of :Rowayton. in mass meeting as-
sembled on the 28th day of October.
1919, do solemnly register our mo-
test against the zone system, as pro-
posed in our district and to the un-
reasonable increase of fare. and we
means of transportation.
_ l - m m REGENT THEATRE,
. 3 I
. . Tl , M tl dist Ladies' A'd So .) meet in the basement at the ”NW-f Rescua Mission. He 1., ‘t‘ ND m VERSE
- e usual services will be held in ”WWW“ a Change be made in the field‘s-in iiiuzgemin: meeting l'l‘burscdla? "°“r’“D"- 0“” “‘9' H‘mm Vi" Sunday ‘scbool 2 96 in.“ itrafisleeernw 8U AY N6 , 23’ 1919
fifch _- Sunday mommy location of zones 4 and 5 by extend- planning for m“ mm“! fair. which is lead in the. discussion. Clo-operation;-‘tmmmcmv mt’eliag- 3:15. Even'na; . AT m-mn' 0 CLOCK
f. n- a. » ,mg 2.0139 4 from Ely avenue to Ray- to be held week after next. Some new Th: Young Peonlefifioclely will meet service, 3 D. m. I. ‘ . ' ALI. All mm
land Mrs. John Fitch. of the UD- ““3.“ come“ “"11““ 5."°"‘ Ray” features were litamrd and arrange- at ‘ p‘ m' l 3499““!!! Wednesdav Friday and
, were visitors 'L'hursday in mon 8 corner to Glliders com”. jmentq Were made for Mrs. T. L. Prrce‘ On Tuesday evening. at 735‘ ”wiSatui‘d‘dV EVenlnflfi Everybody wel-
lfurthermore. we hereby petition the Infid- “Q Gmrze A. Kemp to have a community teacher-3‘ training clasr come No collection laken~~free will M -.
- Connecticut company to reconsider “food table." where home-made bread. will meet in the Sunday school audito olfeTing onlv
n Eamon who has been on the 3118 proposed changes and ‘0 mad“? rake and pies will be for sale. and for rium 0'. the church. ‘ l H , l
.- not with a severe (End, in in.- Near: Lgilf’geftbéhat the. ”mg?" Mrs. William Osbornc and Mm. Man' hOn “$3111?“ “fining “1 8 ddm’k‘ ww- " ~ i \t P church Rev ' o ' ‘ '
. . o excesmvegfl r. . t ere w a noun Thank ivine . '\ ' ‘ ‘ “ ' .' ‘ l
- ‘ “Q ~___ (McLean seemed “30M willing to ad- !::::;_:laéfid;l:::q tzoadiheanftziif‘: service in the Baptist chm-elf tlivjwmfit‘ynd" 1" D.._pastor Preaching Demonstration and sale
- mid-m friends have been just matters to the satisfaction of as 'table;" for Miss Belle Steele to have Methodist. the Baptist-and the Gunmetal] m‘ 10'00 mi ....0 p. m. Sabbath ‘
.. at? Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F'n- many folks as possible. - After some :ch'irw of “C l t b th" (1 1‘, . rational churches uniting in this serv some at "‘.’ p. m. . ‘ .
a. di sion. he reed t l 3 . ,9 a onae 00 . an .113. . . Class meeting Tuesdav OVPnlnL’. ..
.of Broad street. . sous . 33 ° “1"" the iRolirback .and Mrs. Lowndes to have ice. . Q; o.. ”1 ' y . .. t “WV" '—OF—_ ‘
. ‘ . zone which former-iv. ended at the in' "demonstration table." A grab bag' The music nmgram for Sunday morn. i ‘ "m4” “‘ 00m” ‘0 “I "‘9 ”I“, »
*8. Charles Balm. of the Upper DIE-Nate pathway to Highland avenue :will interest the children and instead m“ 55 as follows: ‘ C . ~_-..... ._ -. l'
. . has visited her causing, Mrs. c anged to the 8m” 09’0““? the ”‘8 ,of a supper. as in former years. trank- .Prelude—-"Trio“........ """ “km“ u “—- _____- M , l
V ‘ and other relatives, in New gates 0f the. Farrell estate. and theiforlcrn and mile. coffee cake and ice gAnthem-“Come, Ye “'3ka Penp‘e", EYES OF THE WORLD” '~ , .
' {zone formerly ending ‘61: 'McKinzey tcterrw will he on. sale. ‘Mrs. Whitneyl ------------- "t ------------- «Shellv ‘- — ‘ mm. 1
. . place lengthened to Cinders corner. marl Mi.“ “rmmm having charge m .Ou'ertorv—“Awakening".. Engelmann Lat: Showing of Monster Photoplayé ’
_: Philander Fairchild of Dover Both of these changes benefit a large 7th" 1’ t ,Solo——~“0pen Mine Eyes”. ...... Bailey ' '
, . , 13 ea ue. . . . . Spectacle Given This Afternoon andl
. . . . . number of people. Under the old r~ :P l (1 ~" " a ‘
imply of Weston, is Selludhly a I —— “t u e Pbstlude 1.“ C """ Tum”- This Eveni - Doc! :1 N lk’
bot-one of her son. Elmer Fair- rangement. 0‘ “em-*3 ”356389“ “'05 The met‘nx at the committee in " "" W are on“ 3‘
’ in Mt place. were to alight from the cars at Guid- {on
or's corner were forced to pay twa
. . . . vcents to ride to that stop from Mc~
. I ~ .
msfingvvfimfiflg‘; Kinley place. a distance of a few hun- gcommittre are working hard to have
has visited her cousin It'll-s dred feet. . Regarding the protest St. Luke‘s share largely in the bone-
W as: guests of Mrs “’illiams‘; against. the increase of tare. Mr. .311: :ms of the pumign. n. was expecte'i
“431w Mrs Charles. .A Rube: Lean stated Th3} ”“5 matter was 0‘"- lthat. Rev. Thomas Swan of South Nor-
m“! ntreet. Norwalk - 3» of his jurisdiction and was in the iwalk. would have been present, but
. - 3hands _or Mr. Storrs. Mr. McLean the latter was unablp to be present~
. and Mrs. Ralph 3. Greg.)..._. “a“ has, however. ""lmlsea ‘0 take “19.35 lie was sun'e'rinz from the effects
. .y for St Petersburg Florida matter UP and arrange a meeting be of a gas attack sustained during his
. they w”; sm’nd the W’s”... ”{tween the committee and the execu- service with the armv. which ’vrlii
. they “,1." Spend saefiil' .lavsiii age 11:23:10; the ConnectiCUt company. 'nause him much discomfort at ‘lmas.
'talquorth Carolina. with tlln?l"cu3::d ' are )ncrease WI“ be ah flit! w“; b‘; ipresenlijat.:ome latlermeeb
s . r. and Mrs. Charles w e. ‘ ' "“g- n» ’5 Ste“ - ‘—9 5m 3’ "'3
i'R.cv. Charles '- Adams of St. Mark’s
l
'in St. Luke's chm-"h. Tuesday even
ling. showed that all members of the
I.
—~—— i
{chm-ch, New Canaan. Christianity,
”MAW . . 'the speaker declared. is the only force
5 . 'afile to save the world in its purulent
. y .c aotic. condition. and is needed alike
CANAAN :1; . u 7*“ Fby nations and individuals. ‘1 no sub-
‘l, An Art-Craft roof is being put on committee. which is planning for the
4,933. Wesley S. ll. Brady‘s house on pariSh supper next Friday evening.
that the arrangements We”:
.all well in hand. and that. the invita-
}tions would be sent out this week.
A new roof has been put on the' '
Main street building occupied by the , Belgian Relief P813013
. , R. M. Smith 00.. the family of
George E. Raymond returned Richard Abendr tl ‘ ‘33 ~
day from a three weeks’ visitl » o L y Y. M. C’ A. Hut
home of her son, Howard 13.]
:Stamford.
_ H. D. Trinkaus and son Bei-
. Southhnmpton, L. I., were vis-
m inst Vi’edaesday.
l c Post Road by Charles Swonson of reported
!
l
“this evening the Nomton
. . _ Heights WITH ‘E BRIE-13C ‘
ad in Woodbury- {areflcompany will hold the dance in 1N GERM'Ele. Nov 22:1§ia§$Rfif§
Red Cross Committee ~an— e relic. use. which -was originallylbum by the Young Men’s Christian
planned for next
that the town “went over giving eve.
a total of $980 beingcon-
_ in the: membership drive.
Wedn‘esda), ThanKS‘ lAssoaation in the American occupied
0 area toi- the accommodation of the
.. lso'diers have been sold to a. Belgian?
formerly the relief organization for use in the do
the South Nor- vastated regions of Belgium. The
resigned his posi- structures will he’M‘ to house home-
less people who-for lawman been
Eugene Chariott.
Darten reporter for
wall: Sentinel. ha:
ffians five. ten and twenty-five
_ unwed for by the Belgian Government. for the. co ‘ ' "f 3.3.”: “It will have no 013903131108 ‘0 930
31:08 busmes‘s. ‘The Big“! relief workers-have also 3;“ , whammy“. ' V .. ' the Play.
N z to t _ '
_, _ 3 .. . arr-an usomooetialseoundtmm;
'f’. Austin and. Grover C. American aourcon'tor the mam
mam. ultras. .«tgmpm_ you “ ~.
.-
\' d 'da ' m' t in the inter-
\ 9 n9: 3 8h More“... Every due should‘hear this lecture for
Si'i‘llltllléltlwll hall as the. guests of Ernest R! _ § . '
Figure of tilt-:Srktmi Post of the American Legion. jehufl'h‘s on Thanksgivxng ‘13:“
«Th0 purpose or the gathering was to'
bovs listi'iié‘tl to several speakers. who i Friday evening M 8 O‘Ck’a“ Superin-
lurgcd the advantages of membership.lu’m’m" of Public 8611001“ ("‘m'g"
work in Civic Life."
.Ltlt‘llllhlflll dinner nartv war. elm-lit
, . . . . _ Mrs. Charles Dvorak ol' Noroton tonight at 7:30 .vinc services “‘1" be held at the u‘ll‘l'
. ceipt. of 23 cents from Russell “'m'rcn.“ on”! 1" fa;“‘s‘z"" f-‘i‘l_!“‘l"ll¥ “‘38 fl-Irlglils on Thulwlziy. A jolly c: iii-til ' gtime. 10:30. Subject of the mist-us
contributor to the Mill Pond Skating ”77“"‘7‘ H "0 (‘ijmum‘v meeting .alteudcd. 'i‘licrv was nillsic. and ion . . .. sermon will he: "Christ. Anne-iv . .
Fund. The donation will be turned 1”“ T“"-"“?’~.“ ”'1‘an in ”W quarters Last avenue Methodist
Tlltlth' p:‘(‘:‘(’lll '
pi'csvnt
{31:10 I‘LE‘Hntm‘2):J”3\1frznglgglu§:; pastor will nreach‘n Thanksgivinz scr.
. , =chwcr. Mrs. Edward Slawxun. .‘ll'sJ
" sending postal cards from “'asliilig- ““5 0’ ““1““! conditions that not Klaiiies Carlson and daughter \‘e
”ton and Baltimore. :vlicl‘c lllt‘." ill‘t‘ cli- “xi-Q“ and which bv some correction. .aiiil .‘lrs. tit-m-uc \t'oodward of No
joyiniz a vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. W011“ bt‘m‘fit '
at the:
Cos Cob. power house halted all not-
38.. and there is . no {question out conference with Thom'is McLean. is; itir-‘aiillz‘3222 fikfiisel‘vpmni ‘fim’rfi' of the East aven'fiia‘ Elm. mu. m If - Christinas Rule December 1111:.
5.2 {He needed $500 will be raised local superintendent “7 ”‘9 ‘Connecti- lter darkh'l‘hui'silav As there are not ,brge'ttteldance "fix “Rina" ”fin! First Church of Christ Scientist 5’.
12 ii the T'I‘H'lll‘t‘d limo. ,jf'outractors' ""t company. t‘cDm'ted the result or finish; westbound from here between .year. There M‘ill'be no service “um'lWest avenue “The regular 1 sundai
- been looking int0.the dam pre- ”‘8 W'ing- At the medias. the rm- fl°:'i0 amt-xiv two 19 ‘vviio were in day‘evenmg' leervzro oi ihié church is held at ll
to planning for the neces- "Wing ”WWW" “'85 given to Mr- William; walla} to :0 to Stamford 0 ~ J ill- “! . '
.4 renaim- 5M“L“a“ "3 a formal Dl‘OleSt- from the other point-a down the line w c S‘lu; 1' if“ -'C°““r9m“"’"” church “i viii-mum Science subject Sunday
__ !oeople at _the seemingly unfair ”1- in except for 1m. qn‘m relig xzven South horwalk. F‘ H’ Jacobo. mmis"November 23rd “Soul and Sally” K .
crease in trolley fare and the seemingahv‘ the jitnev bun whi‘czb runs uiiouidi ,tr: Mrs. 1" Irvin: Smith. soloist and, . -
here about once in two hours. and the
service of taxicabs from.local garages.
Local people who happened to be in
Stamford. including high school my
oils. were obliged to rely upon these
urge of the Nation-Wide Campaign. !
'lflfl service or the.
. Wednesday
sarv that every. men:
hlliintfim of vital int
ensued and action taken.
ciation are l
in 9%]
service.
‘ log. nem.mam
liver his most famous lecture in tire-l: r h calendar for ”m
. Trinity ciiu
.church, on .. “Acres M ‘ Diamonds. jweek beginning . v. 23rd, Rev. ThOIllr
as E. Swan, rector (Sunday next be
.- . More Allvt‘lltlr «8 a. m.. Holy t'oniniuu
; 0" Wednesday 9'9“")? there “1”,!” ion. '10 a. m.. church school. 11 a. lll.
"‘ Thanksg‘vmg service m Fh" Bal't's‘fmorning prayer and sermon. 7:20 p
cm «.Chun'h‘ The Congregational andim...evcnlng prayer and address.
me EMt‘lhOdlSl churches will unite. ; Tuesday 2 p. m" Mm: mpfliflg 0:-
Tlicie WI" be no service in lllvtfl‘flh‘) “rmnnvs Guild
' Thursday. 10 a. m.. Tlmnksnlvin;
y service and sermon. 7:43 p. m..
meeting of the Girl's Friendly Soci-
,, ety; also, choir practice.
v . !
fBuchanan will address the men at this:
:inentinz on ”The Efficiency of Team?
Mr. :thcir future good.
The Men’s Christian industrial Leac- "da
flu-1“" will hold the monthly mceting on
in,
St. Peter's German Evangelical Luth-
emn church, Sedar street. near \‘i'esi
l The choir Will moot. for rehearsal avenue, Martin 1" Steup. pastor.- 1"
Episcopa‘ . ' . . . .
iclilicli. Rcv. Herbert i-l. llarslaud. p-nsi- 649“?“ M‘Um'y' toVJudge the ‘3 end
“who" Sundav at 10.30 a m the Evening services on the first blind.”
' ~ ' ‘ " {or the month in fireman: on the last
man. The kindergarten meets at 10:30. _'?!:)dayT£t‘ 11"}.lll‘3ntk} '%hEnills{1‘1.naf
Sunday school and Men's class at 12 1"" ' ' .05 "' 0 I, an 2'
I " o'tlocl' the Junior I’Divvl'tli le- " Wm be observed Navruom. With Ger-
” “ ' ‘ ‘ ‘d‘ ‘ and English services of mm
. . 3. 0 ' - l .man .
of I"? “WNQ' and at 6 3 ”‘0 EDVWHIJ morning and evening, respectiirely. A
invitation is extended to all
he e co ' v, _ ‘ - J m.., _
“6 Lotf'l'iw m Sexiest?! gait-L825 v3): 'cordial
tin ' h I L ' iwlio arc desirous of hearing plain and
tsimlflx‘ L'OSlml sermons fromihc inspii
;SlIlD at 7:30 p. m.. with scrmoli by the
a . . . ~ -~ .
On. Sunday in inx: at 7 0Wad"tidflwoid of (rod. Sunday animal at
mastor.
. - , . 9
the annual Tha'ljkm a service 0H "1 ' .. . . .
praise: will he held. lie is a feature"é ”3°” rthcarsal Tuesdu m cmng
m‘ :At
TO- 1
’director of choir: Mrs. Wm H. Stowe ; in: estnegsdgqivemgfi, (£2333?! his:
acting organist Services for Sandm- {vices the $uhfl2‘ is invite}. fem“
Nov. 23. will begin pmmptly at lfitfitigmz‘ room is maintained at the “W.“
o'clock. Mr. Jacobi: (viii preach: Mi“*‘llddress op‘.” each m .in“ 5*“
Eva_Stevenson. soprano. will sing tho '
.morning solo. The church school Will. days ”Emma" from 12 to “'30 p._m I
meet at 11:45.
The Men's Club will; . . '
Demonstration and
Sal
nova you a ma naposrr 301: IN A MODERN
VAULT? IF 1:01, LET US am you om: AT THE Non. ‘
iiAL courier roan nor. LABS PER YEAR. i.
‘ Thg'City. National Bank
$5.00 will deliver this
beautiful Cabinet
Sewing Machine.
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By JOHN G. LATEROP, C. s. B.
of Btookliu, Mass.
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The South 'Nomlk Baptist church,7 But Offering '
Rev. R. Maplesden. acting pastor.—— ‘Norwalk's best offering"
Aut'membem otedthte card: and (ion? verdict. on "Eyes of the “lurid," the
a mu are or o » ' - .1 i 9c
ignorninz. Novimber 23rd.pli::exwe L113 picturlzatlon. of Harold BeJ \Vr.ght.
have with us. 1 I Mr. Mani. i , story after its sensational three dav
the Rev. Mr. Isaacs, of New York city. run at. Hoyt's theatre where it. 1135
Who will: gigs us gamut): infomiatton broken the mean! for picture attend~‘
as to t e i . ' -
tist. mnvenfiggpmaliyflgcfffi once i-s {his City. That the final pre-
tlie expenditure of‘the millions of dol- sentation this. am and "an“
lars contributed by Baptists through w“! draw a“: the 1‘“ ‘Nmu‘ screen
oi: thzdwolrld. MP; Manilfisggzi will [3? follower is the certainty expressed ”5‘
8203 leserucew not At '
usual hour. 10:30. The Bible school tzzsjntfgxfigznril? thespro‘gtoss 01‘
Will meet at the usual hour. following . . em. tire y no bet
the morning service. The need 0' t" feature than "Em 9‘ the World”
Iteachers is great. ’Come and help. The MSWtO Nos-walk“ none has 5829*
nvrlxnirli‘g service at the usual hour. 7 mon satisfactory from every grams
‘OQF‘L‘; “and” point that this photoplay. Bosmn pa-
ice at. the church peril declared that it was the means 01’
week. as it is realization what the avenue feuiurc
its place there picture lacked. Norwalk did not go
that far for some very high class plays
hove been shown here on the silver
sheet and others are this to appear. but
it was no concession that “Eyes of
the World“ was costly the leader. .
Without I. blemish minim the ten
mole which team with thrills and ac-.
Man it was not surprising that. it
should hiwe accorded jun, the clarion-1 :
stration that has been evidenuzd. LU:
it’sufficient to any that the play will
appear im- the loot times his afternoon
and tonight. at 7:15 moi 9:15. Nor»
is . the
cut.
evening prayer serv-
will be omitted this
Thanksgivingday. in
will he (mi-ducted a un—
lethodist. Congre
national and Baptist communal
the South Norwalk Baptist church. on
evening. at an hour to be
announced later. Rev. Mr. 3min.
pastor of the Congreeational church.
will be the speaker 01 the day.
Followup! the morning service the'
cabinet will meet. It is very neces-
her be mt. as
mat is to be dis
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. Woman's Asso-
ikewise Meats» meet
fiession after the new 5.
The .members of the
7 Thurman-ling we lunchtpur spec‘ol
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loosed.
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cooking m .
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quart) Wearever Aluminum
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2 ‘ Wrice $2.60
Demonstratiu n” Price - $1.98
Fletcher, an expert than thi .
week. .
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