Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 29, 1919 · page 4

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....__ curtailment of awe:

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Hrs. Henry Sterling. of Bristol, is
1119 guest of Van Znnt street relatives.

v The regular weekly meeting of. the
mild district commissioners will be
«lid Monday night.
'Mr. and'Mrs. Percival H. Sherron,
of Kennett Squaw. Pa. are visiting at,
1‘9“: homo of ’Mrs. Short-011's parents.

Tuesday aftefixom: in Community
‘ Hall the monthly businogs meeting of
the East Nnrwalk Improvement Asso-

ciation will be held.

The ma "lied Star" was moored at
one on” tho lortnldncks ovcr nizh‘.
patting “or New York. this lum-nin::,

, after taking; on a supply of min-r,

. Mombcrs of St. Ag‘nns‘ (‘.:i!ll. (‘lumt
Church, will prvsi‘nl a play an" (‘lllt

.. infimm.‘ “Hrsr m ' ‘llz‘ S : 3"
achool room u. than-*2.
Chrisnnlm nrlirios \i'hl bv hi id in con
'neclitin with ill-1‘ affair.

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-_ ‘Mémlav .q'rx1illg‘ 'vjn ”tr 'I own AF-g
emhlv llnll, l‘wrr- will lyr- m‘Id :1 Cam (3,
Eu -.t Noru‘alk :

.tor tho henclit of tho
*Mill l‘ond l‘ilnt‘." Swan's orrlwslra.
Twill Lill'l'lfil’l “1.1551: chcia‘. hundrvd
'lichvn ‘mvc l‘v. n sold. and :: nmtr Sill
incrmsc- lo lln- skating fund is cxpt-ct;
ed :15 a "I"-l!li :14 tho affair.

Jack l):llll|>‘"_\'. Hunting mzm and
oversaw. volt-ran. today opmwd his
pool and cigar How. on l-Jast lVJli-llllllL'
ion 5111* t A w‘ir‘»: circh» of" friends:
.cxtond the popular Young: man their
'best wishes tor his. surcms.

lunch vnd ol‘ 1.n‘- business will not be

ready for public service for south]
days. ’

1 Local yountt mvu inform-ind in tho

forming of a roast allillory company

o!.:lm_Nn'ion::l Guard. in Norwuilc. are

planning to attend iii!‘

to he held Dm'embm‘ '1.

final plans will lm mad-1 Alrcarly :1
,ntrul‘cr of E-isl Norwalk names: HD-
pear on ll‘t" pmf'tion for a National

Guard (immuniv that will no will to

the Adjutant-(ivnm‘al of the- State.

A l‘.‘(‘flfl‘i{lll_ rind"? lll'.’
the Wom:m':: .I‘nitdilul'f:
church, was hold w
in hunt-r of llrs.

i‘li.’€lY-l(‘4"\2 of
of Christ
sicrdav :zllarnoonfl
Georgi l-Zvlwnrlh, of
Wmflrdd .xlll'l'l. “ho is; to l'x-mnvf' to
Brooklyn lo muT-Lr» lll‘l' futum homo...
The rt-copliun ‘uulz tht- form n! :4 .1n-'
cinl lime in tho Stilltlttl‘ SLllOUl room
of the churvhz z‘cl‘rmllnu-nts \‘w
sowed and plmmm timr- ruin-we}.
Mr‘s. E'lwal‘rln has br-vn u yamuhr-i‘ vi‘
the. Auxilig-rv for a long tint“, and i<
an activa church worker, hor church
:lssoniatr-s unilim: will: lllt‘u'llll‘ to do
her honor before leaving East Nor-
walk.

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The boolis't‘ormcllv on tho I’m Woolf
of the llowuvtou Library haw-1 .‘wnti
placed on it» upon shelves and are
now :oady for circulation. ’

John Sherman Hoyt and familv of
New York '(‘ily shunt Thanksgiving
Day and the Week end at. their Toke-
nekc home. :

C‘.‘l'il Turk. o." liolon uvt-nuo-is tho
latest Rowaytonitc to purchase a
trusty Henry Ford Automobile. Mr is
now lcarning the lllySl.("l‘iflS of opera-
ting the attic. '

An automobile maria-r
'Connecticul, l 1, girl ration
47, was found and turned over to
.pollce. this morninsr. The marker
, . the. propenty 0t Fred C. Merrifiold
Rowayton.

the
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number,

No use fussing about it, folks, sugar
will remain a scarce article for Sonic
Aime. Worst feature of it is that im-
. man systems tequire a. certain amount
of sugar. Especially is the case with
regard to children. ltwvouhl ho. a and
blow in Rownvton this your if the
‘ its interferrcd with
our cmoymem of the, Chrintma‘; scu-
son. :
.The many friends of Captain Aaron

0. suevens ot‘ Rowaylon avunrle will
{be glad to know that he ha: returned
{to himhome from the Peck Parson
.iemonal hospital. Albany avenue and
Crown street. Brooklyn. where he un-
‘ idol-went an operation a couple of weeks:
ago. The operation was a sucoesg and
Mr. Stevens returns very much im-

proved. .

George A. \V
' manager of the

thin, "Made of
. ring with so mu
is now at Atl

right. Jr., who is stage
new theatrical "produc-
Money," which is meet:-
ch success on the'road,
antic City. from which
> place the companv will no in “Wilming-
‘lon. Delaware, thence to’ Chicago for
'3 run. _Nnrwalk’s eminent
playwright, Porter Emerson Browne,
:1: conjunction with another author
Wrote the play. ,

vent. will be marlmd by special scr-

“ldealization of Hu

L'I'he Sunday school
at 11:50 a. m. The
service will 09’ held
.day evening w '
theme:
Vine.”
’The regular mont
'meeting’ will be heat
at .z30, in the cha
3 ‘The

mauity."
session convenes
Epworth League
at 6:45 p. m. Sun
orship at 7:30; Sermon
“Forgiveness. Human and Di-

hly official board"
it Monday evening,
pel.

ay evening, at 7
Tonic: “The Mod

ivmgivinzsnav,at thelrxhnme inf
Hellman-.11 J3; Mrs. :Harriet,Mart‘in.

, ,9 01.108991: Martin,

:30. in the chap.
8] Prayer.”

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formerly: 'omhe »

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er and titrmwros n .rjovex" tire phong.
An hour later they called the grand-
mother to tellh‘erot‘ the sudden death
of Mrs. Martin. The deceased was
'only 24 years of age and leaves a. child,
three years old. ’her husband and par~
ems. Mm. Martin was “the daughter
0 G..S. .Wi'colf. recently manager of
T e“Revle‘w.

Universal Biblc‘Sundny will he oh‘
served at the limvayton Baptist
church. Sunday morning. with special
program appropriate to the common.
,KMYular services at 10:30 a. In.
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\Viizis Finch has sold his home to
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'rf-‘ lights in E. Hop? Norton's "our:
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ll:r"ltinf;'i. End
avonue; is.

'i‘lm new waldo
Purl commaov on
about completed.

’lhc Moth-am house on Loroy avo-
,"ll'Q has hoen rcntcd to tho family of
.M. II. Hancock.

Hrlnii (icons: in.» boon
mother and sister m their
Prospect avenuo.

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,. Max \3':iilvu~'tein. :1 {minor I'I'Sldt‘nl
'of tho Rowuyton section. (13ml a for:
thus ago at his iiomc at Brook}; n.

Mrs. Mary and Kate Brady of West
avenue have returned homo from a
few days' visit with friends in New:
Yolk city. J

The \VHlU-l‘ Slvwarl company haw-i
hart a cheese on l'Vlllllllflln this work 3
in their local stow. which \volghodv
.385 pounds. '

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Maul)! rs of lllt. lip‘vv’tll'lll [league of
the linrien M. E. church on! mul-‘infz:
plans for a straw .rido to be held?
shortly. ‘

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'i'lm' limipn lit-d (‘rosa is planning;
for llH' solo in tliE- l. V: of thr Chris».
2.1.1.4 souls, tho punt-W (3.. of which ara'
tor an!i.:I:li~i‘r~tlTo.~<7:-. work.

llvlph (‘oons horn visiting
mother. on l’l‘oSpM'l avenue.

Members ot’_thc llpworth Length" of
tln- Mothodist church are looking for-
ward .with pit-asul'c lo a straw ride
'lEPY arr- planning lo’lmvo at, an curly
(lute.

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Tho Mothodist lmllt‘s' Aid Society.
mm; practically (‘nmplclcd plans for:
tha- annual fair of tho (lllllTIll. Whirh‘
to be hold next week. There wil‘
ln- many musical attractions, bcsidrs
lll" ordinary onus. at the various.
booths. i
Rev. G. E. Richter returned this.‘
mornin: from a. tlnwoduy trip to
Southern Now Jersey and Pennsylva-
nia. spcaking. Tuesday afternoon!
and evening at Glasshoro. .\‘. J.. at l.

representative of tho Forward Move-

ment Commission of the Motlmdlst

Protestant church. spending “'cdn(\s-_
day visiting friends in l'hiladwlphimf
and Thursday (‘njoying with Mm.’
Richter and Master Cr mid. a Thanks.
giving (lay family reunion in tho homo ,
of Mrs. Richter‘s moth-or. Mrs. .l. Kilk- 5
wood of W‘ncdhavon. L. l.. where Min.
Richter has been staying for the post
two weeks.

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Mr. and Mrs. All‘l'od u. Scofield eel-i
(hratcd their 50th wedding anniver-l

‘sary last Tuvsdav night in their home

on the Old King‘s Highway entertain-
ing a number ..of aucsts and receiving
a large‘number of clincratulatpry tel-
rmams from relativos and friends. 130— .
shles numerous gifts. Tho old home
or the Scofleld family in which the
cclelypation was held. traces its his-
tory abck to 1791. both Mr. and Mrs.
Scoficld beinu dc—ccondnnts of colonial
families. Refreshments were served
and the guests were royally enter-
tained. Mr. and Mrs. Scofleld have
two daughters. Mrs. Alfred More-
house of this town. and Mrs. Ralph
llindley of Eastporl. Me... and two
grandsuglners. the Misses Natalie and
Dorothy Moi-choose. The latter was
unable to leave her studies at Welles-

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t A majority .
tinnitus. but than». is noinatlo’hnlzlkns:
tuition. Pope Clement; H, for example.
was a Saxon German, whose family
name was Sumter; thment Iv was 1::

e)! f”)

V was a Frenchman flamed linguist;
moment VI was “another 'Emnchman
named Pierre Roger; Alexander V!

tux ll “as a Frenchman and Gallant:

was unoltnto Alvxumlcr Vi. Them- in?“
u luwmxnmplos of noudtaliuu poms.

Germany's Olden: Railroad.

Tho willost- railroad In Germany ls.
an», or the shortest in the world. The
Lu lwig railway. connecting the cities
of 'li’url'h and Nurculi‘urg. is just three

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.95 the purest-have best! ,

Frenchman named Leo Gm: moment ,

\vux‘nfiuunlum. named Borgia; L‘nllx— ,

ill] has». Splllllflfllvlnmt‘fll Borgia will. ‘

. First Methodist Episcopal
West avenue. Rev. John J. .Snavcy,
pastors—Sunglny services, hovcmher
will, flag inflows: ,. ltlfilfl, pronchmg
service. M12 o’clock; Sunday school

 

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g by JOllnlllu‘S Selim-rm, a wealthy hop

lint-reliant. the l’hl’ludelphiu *Inquircr‘

: tolls on. Thu plan was first published
' out :1." Kim; Ludwig: favorwl
its construction it was named altor'
him. Thom are about 9") employees.
The railroad carries about 4,0009.”
passing-21's a your.

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Air Plants.
in sonic 1 arts of llvxlco "air plant's"
abound. limsu rurlnus growths are
. m-Vrl ultul-‘u‘d to tho soil in any .way.

f but rely fo- iiwlr iimlsturc on the ot-
xiin-jme-rc. Um‘ kind. known as “Spun-

’ ' ' liendance 8 121. business meeting of tl
- . ._ . . . . .samc hour. An extra large a p. ,
hum-hum (-_\l(lltlld. It was conceived its desired. a!“ 6:“. lgpuurth Lf’ague Hy Mun}. Club.

devotiofi'fil meeting, led by Mrs. M‘m-

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At, : 0. cvénlng of mag and pl‘Q‘lK‘ll'
lug. llalCICL B. Klil‘n'filc ', bros. W3"
sing. sevelalaolos at this service. The
chair will also render a selection. The
cvcnfng'snbject: "Shim Cuts u] “on...“
Pulls." ,

The Queen Esther Circle will meet
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. ‘
The‘ teachers' training class Will
meet ln‘tha Advent church, East Norm
walk. "05 Tuesday waning. at 8
o‘clock. f
Hgmar monthly mocling of tho. La‘;
(“95' Aid Soclf'ty 'ill be hold on “rd"
ncmlay afternoon. at 2 o'clock. Sewn

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I :zllm-i 1's its gh‘ tn l«_-lvphnne wlrcs. Very
tlw ~. 1: hos-onion a positive
Lilian-lily :’:.i it is [incessury to Sl-I‘Hl ;
' The “Spunlnrd’n '
loaves. and in

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Ancicnt Holland Dcllcacy.

The Initqm .4 i:..::;md is still made
ul'tcr tlu- l'mlzill‘l' of the one lvtt by the
Spunzlmls \rlm ('uukl'tl this dish over
”Mr rumptlrr.» th‘“ day in Octulwr long
“co Mimi Ultw v ('l‘l' drivcn by the ”ol-
landrrs the dykes and out of 1’
thcir omn- ’l‘lw stow resembles our i
"mul luau '
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lam-w ha: vruh moat and dumplings .Th" pasty
.trance ,.
glue-ms at. 10:30.
incision and Metro lliblc clam inert at
.12 o’clock. At 3 o'clock the Junior up. ,

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.villlll'l‘f. ccfidencel ‘
Clair. '.v- r-l‘lflll- boys, was
much inlu l in anything that took .
pin-u. .‘u llllx particular time Ms '
mural. lim- lrsvipe-nml to be leading:
hit: my. \l‘..l in .m: n-pcatodly told
illil llt' ‘fl Iiifi
r'lullrl Jun-k
“l'oll't )«Iu hum you'll
you on: not run full'hjin skid: ‘l‘Aw.
I ui‘tfl ufrzld. They know me.”
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No hl'slaking His Meaning.
‘3 mth was taking;

Ionce of every member

lo." the hour.

of two Northwest and the li‘llflmh. Roi. Herbert ...
of tho \Vl-sl Indies, only lhv ‘DliSlOTr‘Publlc WOIShlp an lllmfl a. m. .

slung if he dldo't iAt 7-30. 9. m" gem
mw nr lhm guests mild: twinning with can: slow“).
get stung‘lt «he pastor.

ing {or Christmas sale. All members;
should be present. i

Mid-week service. on Thursday oven» -
ing. will be the monthly covenant .

landing. H. B. Slaugon will load ”Wilma and “'3sliing‘on-strum:

meeting. _
The choir will moot tor
Saturday evening at i230.

rchcarsal i

The pic-s»;

dt’fill‘f‘ll.
"Lord. 3

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These are thanksgiving days.

when wo kneel to pray. our prnyuw
shall br- {or others." l'tvvi‘yln'wly al-l
lend churchmthls is tho l‘ltlgll’ll: cry

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will preach on “Tho En-

Conditions." K indvl‘garmn
Tlu- Sunday school

Worth League holds its rcgular moot-

. - ' ~ m-chvices
m . The mh Lvagun llll‘Pllflg.8l 'Hchll. lcctor. ‘~ _. ' . .
650 p. m.fi’?ll he led hr “ms Lurilivida." of the your at 1.30 and 19.30 .l-

nan.
Income, conducted by . ‘ . . ‘
.Toplc: "Hints to Gmwinz Chlistiaun." .Andlf‘w 5 Sunday school,

This is a mocting for young
young pronto.

iv‘f‘ of worship. be.
Sermon by ,
Swing:

Subject: "The

Power.” ,bé .. .
‘ nervice. on Thu-4563‘:

The mid-week

. ,, {hum-v
night, at 7:45 oclock. This will be "ml Th”
the monthly corenam meeling precede WES m at' 7.
5ing Cowmunion Sunday. , a ‘ . .
his friend out for i Our chum; aim in: "Every member Sunday “’Em- at. ‘3" Paul 5 Chufl'h. '5

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‘school.

' acliool.

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l , om mootiogfiimdigy evening.

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"A Famous Character 1 Met Ahmad
Cardinal Moi-clef. ‘

' ' » Carrion-
i - . m. ,owm- mortin" of I anm‘ m francs to the pound.
Tuéfidz y 2 p , a 7:45;). m., gust itirr's share will amount to almost 2M,-

the “’oman’s Guild.

Thursday ~ 7 : 45 p: m..

ucc. .
"3 ' From

sale- of food and fancy articfr-s. by tho

“’oman's Guild. in the parish hall.

1‘. a m l‘ n "1

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ton strcct, South Norwalkn—Sfiocio:

. services are held in the Salvation Army

Hall. on Viaincsdny. hrhlay g-nrl ”SM—
urday evenings. (ivory work, at 8 p. m.

Sabbath services a: 11. 3 and 8. Sun~
.(Iav school and Bible claws moon; cvrry
Sunday at 53 o‘clock. llr'rnnls whorzc
childrru allcntl no other
"rhocl. am invited to send their Cl'l;l«
«iron or bring them and inspect, our

()m-u air ll’lt"'_ifl'f"— 3': Follow. '.

nosday (iv-rulings. 7:30. Railroad mso

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’ ’v . Reports l'(‘zlftl'll’74‘,

The Salvation Army. 114 “dishing chow state that

ball mooted _

landed tw Japanese warships.

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mmm’nns. 773“. “'utor and K‘k’asllinmon ,

Sunday mot-ninrr’” ll.

st root 1::

muting». 72ft". \l‘asl;in':lcn moot.

liar and Raymond strc‘rcts:
lehlrrlmllhammvr. of "nv: X‘ork

gllPll’ us to live. from day to day. in'cuy. will be tho simakcr at tho Sum
ism-h a sell turgvtl‘ul Wax. that ("t’n'a‘zny (ix-rotor: St‘l‘i'lCFL}

n wnnzlvil‘ul meow-am» and all who lmar
him wll' l‘o Massed.

Saturday cvrnina. l’ivwniher ‘l‘h ‘
3:3", :1 sports :‘orvit‘f' fnr tho filtiltll'v u
of the Sunday school and all othursz in» .
lersth. conducted by ("milmandqnt
Sowarm. 02 Hartford divisional young'
people‘s. cometary. Thom will ho :m
cnml‘mcm of Junior acidic"; and a
dmltcalion at children. loo crew-I “nil.
calm will bc served at ridge of nucl-
mg.

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m. and 7:30 p. in. S: Paul’s Sunday .
school, at the church. 9:15 a. In. St.-
353 Main
street. 9 a. In. All persons are vwl-
come at any or all of the: sorvioms. and
now scholars at any session of oithrr
The church is own all. every
hit: year, topprlvug‘praycr and ,

«5' 6f 1 p ‘
in an organ racial;

every. .
The protram for the organ rmllal.

. . . . as. fullowa:
n mix-o. Tm. 0.”. had the jumps. It ‘at, church service. if possible, from ‘V ‘ _ _
lizllliul “ml l-mkul and bounced along “‘0" to D"- 31“‘-" Help us by 3'0““ ‘ t "h A r Over the 13%

1"‘5li‘m3'il’. :‘Ir-‘fllly in lheTrlend's dls- luresencc ‘0 1"

comfort They turned into a park i
lmzl 0\‘:l‘1l lliltl ”to friend noted a Sin 5

friend. “Why?“ “filled Smith. "Well,
that rif‘n say-z 'l’h‘nsure‘ car: only)“-

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The Nose Dlvo. i

“'iho nose aim is a dnnzcrous ma. i
nu-u Suvs .uv aviation teacher. Thel
llUKt d vc In! only dangerous In?
mum-u. hut 1.: $137.:2lll0n as well. Al
nos-c dEvu into ;. jltlvp ls exhilarating.
but .1: lost it 1.1: ‘a’t‘S tlu- nose look like
u pt'cntimu .xtl‘m 'hrrryw‘llouston Post.

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Tho-it- Dear Girls.

M II ~“I undvrstund May Cutting re-
murlrd that l‘ lonkpd so much like
Miss llmtmlcy-llrtcli. Isn't that awful?"
—“Yt-s. ‘slw’s always knocking ,
tun.»- imlmiwzmlch. because she's
jealous of her.”

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A Bit Mixed.

I;( on nature occasionally gotaItltlugs
juliilacd.‘ A Jen-icy City {311ng re;
canny; found it necessary to send u
wonmu t-J jail for highway robbery,
and' a man to the detention house as a
common mom.

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Joy to be present.

It is expected there will be a large E
attendance of loyal and enthusiastic!
mrmhers of St. Luke's parish, Nora-l
ton. Sunday. when the local church's
participation in the nationwide cam-
paign of the denomination will be in-
augurated. A parish supper will be
served at 7 p. m. and later in theove
m’ng an address is to be delivered by
the Rt: Rev. E. Camnion Acheson. Suf-
fragan Bishon oi‘jComwcticut. Ar
i‘angsments for special services, dur-
insz the coming we°k have been com‘
clete‘dfi Sunday. the beginning of Ad-

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vices at 8 and 10:30 a. m.. and addi-
tional services at 7:45‘3. m.
and Thursdav. and services and ad-
dresses at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday and
li‘riay evenings.

Tucsday

Master anlgfiherwood of Not-walk
spencThauksgifing :_Day with Masmrl
Thar , Gartmzm.‘ upper parish.
Gunman. ' formerly of

living. on a.’ tam inf

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9 ant, Lna
Wm went

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mnrlrinz me for my money?” He— 1

“If it chaos in that, how do I know :

you are- not marrying me to Reform

in ?“—-—Boston Transcript.
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' Bagged.

Imo tho lmttom of a new mvohnx
bug is folds-d ‘n water-fight union snlt
so that}: person can use the affair as a
life pre;.-u:ver, the has being buoyant-
ennrigh to hold him up in water. “

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'l‘wc flap of tdbklnn‘tt It.
‘ "I has hoard," said Uncle Eben. “dot
at mlilng’ «lone gathers. nomass. but
dnt's m; 'suuse foh keepin‘ still. A
lawn mm;
nogmss.“

no.

Dgstructlon 'Wroughl: by Rita.
Destructive rats in Britain are esti-
mated to, have destroyed food waned ~
at: about two hundred million donuts,
or almut‘tlvo dollars" worth offload

thin.

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All or no gctitn mprnll‘v: m
hut few are able to so? they

.church. 1". H. Jacobs. minister: , ‘
xF'. lrving Smith. soloist and director ,m .. 4 M
int choir: Mrs. S" .. H. StoWe. acting "1 ' ‘4 of a Thaw”

.")e sormon \Wlll b9:
ineliil’ouo Ideal.”

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court: this end.

Norwalk Methodist Epiwopal Clltll‘f‘ll, 1

- nt ilu' rshtl- of tlw mud. “Smith, you gRev. Alb'crt E. Beebe mulch-“Sand". i
llPl'Pl‘ l ,lf (1 rh'p (m "“5 mad," Bald the :IPI'VlCER.

class. >
fibri‘fi'ETaéllfifl’iéifllm the paw "‘“M‘m‘r‘d by Mr. Maplesden. Follow-
tori
6:30 p_ 11)., EDWOI'U! League mee‘ing.fli‘n “"l‘nnl will moot for the mud; 0'

9 a. in. F. H’. Badlant's'
10 a. in., Sunday school. ll. M. .
11 a. In.
Endurawfi"

"The Homllm of

7:30 p. m.. evening sen'lce. The pas-l

tor will speak.

,-

Tucsday Gwen in. at vf‘fi
Ilrundage’n class will mart.
Thursday evening. at 7:43. the pray.

or meeting. ;
l

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Norwtnk Con mention a‘

Mrs'

South

wganle~Servlco for Sundav mm-r
!ng. Nov. 30. will begin promptly 8"

“ .v-nwth of W
The

and Men‘s {‘lub will mail, at

ncy S. Ema. in a. discussion a“
“The Ameflcanlnllon MIME“ Sun

"av afternoon. at 5 o'clock. thnre wl‘“

‘m an illustrated lecture. chm Hr
"fl’plm‘fl of the You? Poonle’s Rm’
W. The locum; 'fli‘orexleams of Ur
M...» Mirna. an. from tho historlra'
"hint, newton the hez'nnlng or ow
“recent mlltlml and ram-hut Mvflw
“gm-2 Evelyn“! in mm to attend
We: rmwnltv training class w'"
“~00? "Vs-n3” min. at s (“claw-Ir '-
HM lid-mm “upon an filmy a...“
*{v-pnt. . The “Imn’g Ausonlntion wt"
"oat Waring-ow: utpmnnn. at "
n’nlmk _a.l. flan chain-h. EYJWavnr W9"
whom has vow-v Hndlv congenial I“
”n‘i‘mr tho adamant at the lawnmow-
n“ ““Mnnmthf' There will be 8)!"

“"l much.
Wm muuln mam for Sundar
"ow-Wu! follows: ,
DmludA—J‘ Lawn in a Minor” Jinflvr"
It “Mon—“Lat the People " Pmlso .
”we" . Carto-
OM-tm‘"AlM” . . . . . . lama“!
W"Shanhnrd m- anelf’. , _ . .numn
Postman—J‘Give Thank: Unto God" ‘

.0.. Ash!“ .

0 Flat; com' ‘ tam-.1 relaunch. Nor-
mnlk. Raw Fl tl'. Hint-am _r. m. n.
“18"». MoralnE-DMM- at. 10:30 with
munching by the Mr. Sunday
finkml gf unfit jf‘hhtvflan Santiago-nu- pl
7-311, tannin! of]: £139. tho usual
‘mn’t Mint ”Mn, of N'
"7 be M mime. ,
“many-3PM

M“ W want EL

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let"? AWmTMmm at 3 n1" m’.
_,. Mg p -——I[ld-we’ek m at";

'the "hfilm"?! l‘w
:"W‘" ”‘0 'lriva to" "‘c benevolent. of-

Church school.
Hut? -

i'l‘he Men‘s Club will he led by Pinch- : “it

aw Ham, {I

ains“
"Piraln"
"Nocturno" .............
The Smith Nowell: Baptist church
Rev. R. Maplecden. acting MM.»
The usual mornint: stamina at 1“”‘n

G at lnmn‘

Borodin

ins! this service, at 12 o’clock. ‘3‘.“ W

Hm bacon. The evening sonicc. at 7
o'clock. This will be thtu thrown"
sm-v‘cc or the acting pastor. as Mr.
Sohocpplcr will be with us the follow-
ing Sunday. ,
"t‘vnr :ho moraine sol-vino the no“

r‘t‘rn will pica-v oval and report. to.
4‘ M.....u0“«‘.l 1 ni‘mte‘
tori": c” ”No hundrrd dollars.m1.ch V
ins; one.
“ch me
Lord hat:

in: from cur chum-h. Lip-t 1*
give willingly. gladly. as the

10:30 . . _ J bu l A, . ,vl‘onmrwl us. and. if we rlm'ln that
5‘ “rs. Stall: 'firflmzco Thréulngfo~ *sptnt. there is no doubt but um more

than the needed amount. will be rais-

Riblo school ofl’cm and 'i‘fiflht-‘P‘:
ll nlcaae meet at the church. on
any fuming. December lst. (or
glut-Mean and at. .
The ocular weekly mcctinz for
mayor will be hold in tho. chapel. on
SThnn-day evening. at 7:45. May many
lull“. Thin In the covenant meeting
éof the church. The power is hero:
5 come and renew your allegln
l The regular 'mis
film Woman's Ass
iwmem.

. mm will he the

-8). Peter‘s German

church. Cgaar stmt, non
'nno. Martin I... Steun.’
Tony’s seminars. will. he *mfm of
.t 'vtng and praise in. God. the
i kin:- of all good things...

man, in Gamma; at 10:30.,
3 mm. in 1mm-“ 7:“.

3! At 3 o‘clock. Ml
loader.

l
i

menu—Sun.

; mam:fln i3
iachool at 9:30.,
Chow “than, .
y Ladles‘ Ala
. m. at. tha ‘
; Young PA-m
evening. ‘ ,
Monti!!! a!»
:flrer Sunday in
i christian: use
1’, "‘ 1
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m‘np or "fit dim

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Sum-I'l‘f '

l‘lS hvn‘ hazy liar. ‘

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St. Paul’s church, Rovh Louis" B. ‘:“ .,

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M. in and!"
’N'h N brill! It} ‘ “L

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as
.3.

. ' 5: " 1 0.; . v~*:‘-'?1 nhampion wml‘d receive
(hm-ch, .ng player and midi-ea , by the rect 1‘ 3135.0“) francs. but with the oxchauuo

‘ratc as it is at present.

session and the T. C. 8. class at the mess meeting of the Woman's G’l‘yld. 5:00“ francs.
to 1‘1le

. l
meeting: of 1hr . mm
riam. "flint: to Growing Christiéns." Girl's friendly Society and choir mac» Tn‘lps

_.

MILITARY POL m l l I r
. Vv’ASHlNG'l‘UN. .‘x. .
.A'osoclam Bible Studenm.w-Bmther ,may now tenant: in v
A. J. Banerllne. 2" Brooklyn. will “‘0' intents may ho 11-]...
tm' in Red Hal’s H8“. Huntley. at 3 Mini teams, i..- mps a z.
9.131., Nov. 30. A card“! invitation to : in me ..1 an rum
all ' 'polo one of tln- up; :w .

’elh mi itury t'llllii- ‘
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'PAQIS, Frldly, WV. 28 {Associatéd j ’ul‘ilishod l‘y lilo

Prensa.»~(‘:eorw Gnrnenfier mi ,gxpoom m obi-mt

a powerful ally fighting for him when .jtne imprurml till).

he faces Joe Beckett. at tic-loom u... [those “1.0 pm in r...

« "In: my; lion, /t«—~‘hn “am *" "M” i in horsemanrlnp

Carpenter will receive £5,999. Vim} A mm...” D.

loom. “1' (train; “Mrdmz to ““39“”: Publialwd lwrv m .

P690118.-." {mimfmb' 7‘s?" "' "fibers pmraiiiiuu

change. this WW1“ mean that [mithromzlmut .3“.

about 9 ins: offir‘ \r n!‘

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running atg1...,‘x..,0cl_.nw.~ l‘

lel'IW‘ to lumnllv

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in“ .u on his share. undvr noramlj
. and at presont.

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. {and 1'! puru'wu 1m
China. Friday. Nor. 2,1--. ;.(3(?l'llllrl'l m‘nj: u :
this. city from Fu- 'mg in tho in
many Chinese have mums (llt‘llldf‘lllr
them-by. detachments Berlin. it is- ,~.\~
The the two parnw

,‘u

l.m

district is anti-Japanese and forum. mont has bum s'u!

in reported to be Very bitter. Reports stand cvidvnw it n.
from inland are that _
thcrv is even more serious.

Sabbath ”2*

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frnce.

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New Dream:

100 New Sample Dresses.
vanced styles, at mod:
' prices.

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nce to ourI

airman-y met-tine of:
cmlafinn will be hold i
as Olm- ‘,

Evangelical i
r West ave-I

New Victor Recoi air.
for holiday dancer;

A QUAR'l'n 1‘ of medley fox hots
fl that will help you keep step } l
the spirit of the coming festive o ,-

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Irma- .
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Bull pkyd by the All Sm Trio
View: Double-laced Record. 186“ ,
“Tull Time".

1“me Blues"

lath played by 30mph C. Smith's Orchestra
Via-r Damned M, 18618

. “1 Lame You Just the Sumo"

53mg by Lori. James and Charles Harrison

'Litfle Rainbow"?
3 by the Sgcrling Trio
“out Double-heed Rncord, 18624

£th not. Smih and Kiss‘!

 

Suns bfiolm oz: ‘
, ,"Glfl or ,Mlne
Bung by Charles, mm
W Wad-M 1862!
Come in and but all the ‘

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