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10 50. MAIN ST.
ew Engl nd Candy C0
SO. NORWALK
Phone 952
CHRISTMAS CANDY
O aCUtC
Shop Early and Avoid the Last Minute Holiday Rush
SATURDAY, DEG, .
Candies for Xmas
fine. delicious con-
fectionery that
will like , - here's
Fresh.
0119,
few
in i x»
every
:1
samples of our special
lliZ‘E‘S.
Don't forget that we have
the highest guide (‘liocolzitc
in l‘ancy (‘hristniits 1,1; pound.
one pound. two pound. and
three pound boxes, ranging:
in price from 40 cents to
$.‘i..‘;tl_ i
AIM) all sorts of Xmas
novelties.
t‘anes. all flavors.
Ribbon candy. all flavors.
New England
gCnndy Co.
Remember that the Christ
Freshest
It you want to
really do-
di n r will be incom- light "her" with a gift that
mas n e . will be truly .appi'eciated
plete without some‘ of our C0niec‘lons “(and a
smooth. creamy. delicious The. creamy deliciousness THREE POUND BOX
of our sweetn surpasses all OF
ICE CREAM
also for the friends that will
cure in making.
because of their purity and
from this establishment.
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
The dainty. exquisitely
("lll during the ilOiidflFS you XMAS GIFTS dili(‘10u*s confpclirgns g the;
‘ | . we offer are the acmeo
' . ' ' " ticking of ~
have nothing betttrthan our. in .ippropriziti p the candy makers art and
Splendid ice cream for re- these superb candies make purity.
M. Superb. elaborate. splen-
* . ’ munv fl'n'ors, the most. acceptable or all m - .
flthhm‘m“ m . ‘ k' r did special Xmas boxes in
' . ' - . ' «v ‘ it
including chocolate. mrnw' dont. mellook ma in,. )0 one. "m and three pound
berry and vanilla. timely order. ......... boxes.
t‘unes. till flavors. Canes. all flavors. Caner-i. all flavors.
ltibbon cnndV. all flavors. Ribbon Candy. all flavors. Ribbon Candy. all flavors.
of solid Choco-
step in and order a cup of Cl‘t‘allh. W‘MH'
o mints, Nougatincs. marine? ,
late Rabbits
peach and ltalian tl'l':llr:.
‘ STEAM'NG HOT walnut tops and almond
t . Xmas novelties that ' ‘
0h" oaucuous CHOCOLATE tops. etc. Our rectum.
. price 75c; special twinin-
wlll prove a gift to the and enjoy real morning.
prices 59 cents a lit.
invigorating. superb delight.
children made from pure
\Ve also have a full line
December days
“’hen the
have you uncomfortable just
It's made just right and is
chill of these
and nights Our best
pineapple,
served with dainty, appetiz-
solid milk chocolate.
ing bircuits.
Our A
Canes. all flavors.
CanQS. all flavors. carmels. nougatinw. .-
Special holiday pix».
Ribbon Candy. all flavors. 3 lb.
Ribbon Candy. all flavors.
ASSORTED CHOCOLATEs.
A A grade til ,.
sorted chocola i Pr“
Assorted Chocolate 5
chocolates including «my
llll'llltiEl‘it
grade ;. -.
New England
.Candy (30.
New Ergland
Candy (30.
New England
Candy Co.
New England
Candy Co.
New England
Candy Co.
New; England
Candy Co.
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CHRiSTMAS MUSIC AT FIRST l
METHODIST CHURCH. . '
'I‘tif- folloninu (‘hristnins lllllr‘it' Will
be rendered in
Methodist church on Sunday: .
fit 1., ”.0 o’r-‘otk: ‘ _
”Jory to God in m... Highest".llar’mvr
Mi‘a, .l. J.
F'iéitiz; 0n lilt' Listening liar
n
t-lis.» Wiilzi Miller. with violin
"Bel tilehr-n‘ "
lii‘t lid
The following lllz‘llllu’l‘ti will consti-
tute the chorus:
S(l[)t'nllos-‘.\liss
IVlé‘JWi Miller.
Wins Mabel HunhallfMiss Lucy Bad<
Miss
(tiara Reardon. Miss Florence Reardon (i
and Miss Luella Finch.
Coniraltosu Mrs J. J. Shriyely. Miss
Helen Miller and Miss Bassie Semple.
'I‘cnors——John L. Allen. Hurry W'ata
son and Mr. Stuart.
Bass—Clio rlez: G ray
First Methodist Episcopal
West avenue. John J. Suave-1y, pastor.
bSunoay services as follows:
' preaching. Theme: “No Room in the o'clock the.
Inn“-—-Christmas sermon.
he a brief talk to the children. nice]
music. . “The Birthday of a King." (by also.
Neidlinger). chorus. '
ithe Highest." (by Hacker), contralto'Lea
ltolo. Mrs._ Snavely.
rrwice at :12 o'clock. The T. C. B.
An extra. attendance is looked
. for. Let everybody get: the Christmas t
.viuspiration. %
Christmas to
Ruth
i fl“ O'clock
lotto 0i“ ('ll:l5ll‘.l.l>‘ carols.
i‘tlllEXTPLIHiiCll. and
by the choir. ‘
icon will be rendered Ly the choir;
J
”on. Litih
Norwnlk‘
I
the Smith
((‘onii'zllto solo).
Sillivcly.
"‘lii-tliiclia-iii“
................ Scliiieclu r
Chorus. l
the service will be
still; by the
solos and anthems
following select-
.\ cordial
.ill. Til-nu
yclirwlill ill"
The
Morniuzw
Clltil‘lh'. ' I’i‘t‘llldt‘
............... Bartlett
(‘li«.‘ii'il~‘. .. ' ‘Quumm._
{15' of a King". .‘i‘qlt‘dilngt‘i'
Chorus
“'illn
Miss Ruth
Miller. Miss
Raymand. p0g
Evening-—
Ruth 'elude
Middleton. -Miss ' p,
i church, Rev.
church. ‘
siah."
Sunday school ; penter.
Epworth League. 6:45. a
relight service. Miss
M l
Solo and chorus.
’l'm‘. ii". . ..
Soprano solo.
)li:‘:< \Vlliil Mll'lt‘i.
."llt- Shall. llcin" .............. Sitiiper
('llt‘l‘ll‘i with soprunu solo.
“Joy to the \\'tl:'ltl" .......... \Yliliiniis
"' t‘liorus and Still).
.....1‘n.ll‘iit*1|
Ilarl ivt‘
chorus.
invitation
Zilt' tlltx ('ltmll‘. . ._\'
t‘lllll‘t‘ll
('lii‘i<t=il:i; :cryicr‘.
is 4‘" ll‘!
Sll‘.‘ t‘.
t'iltll‘t‘il.~ ('iiiss lllt‘t‘l~
i". ll. liedient. leading.
.. Nm‘un k M. if.
“(i ’Litt!u Town of Bethlehem in: J. ft m ”L.
------------------ “HIV“ . Sunday school a;
(-‘F’r’lllmm 5°30" Escrvit-c ill ll :1. ill.
Obligato' . "\\'t;l‘i'c. League at 6:30.
"lily to the “’orltl" .......... Vl'illiiims: ice at 7:30-
V Chorus. with soprano. solo. i
“He Shall Reign" .............. Sinipei‘,
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cl’ostludo~"Ofi‘erloire in C. Minor”
5
and 313114113113 1'31““ “WWW? Methodist
10 it.
It). Morning
Sermon by Rev.
ill. Ii. Luz-cork. ot New York city. lilgr
lire-nil]: serv-
Music for the Day.
”Christmas Sketch"
N. yon Holst
“Sing and Rejoice“
Paul A mlirosn
(‘onirnlto Solo w“'l‘he Birth of Christ"
.................... Eduardo Marzo
1Soprano and Teno'
’l‘iils lnvelling"....Alier llary Smith
tliidel’cstal Match.
l')u:~i—"l’ence to
“Christmas liar-h“. ..‘l;grkel
ant:itn~~"The Birth of Christ"
‘\’
llcrwald
Grison
Episcopal
Herbert ii. Marsland. pan
tor.~0n Sunday morning, at;
.service for public wor
10 : 30.
ship. The pastor
will preach on “Looking for the Mes,
Special Christmas music. The‘
10:30. kindergarten meets
at 10: 30.
Service of
"Some Signifi-
Christ’s Birth."
St'hneeki-i' “”5“-
llt‘
At 12'
Sabbath school meets in
There will usual session. The Men's class, under
cadet-ship of the pastor. meets at 12
The Junior League session. at
“Glory to God in 3 o'ciock, and at 6:30, the Epworth,
gue meeting. led by Mrs. A. S. Car-
Christmaa topic.
public worship at. 7:30,o’clocL31hunlwin
pastor will speak on
icant Circumstances of
y The mid-week service will be held
on Wednesday. 1113er , ,. .i
Barge” yttlbcthéleadenlatf .
There “in be a special musi-
I'ili program“ r'nnsifillniz ot’ Xmas mu.
.«Ic. The choir will he assisted by Mrs.
Stanley Ilnldu‘iii, violinist: Mris
Smith will sing. The subject for that
Sunday inniniliz H'll‘llull will be: “The
Prince oi Peace." The Church school
and Men's class will meet Ill the close
or the church service, ("hristiam
Syvni'tz will lend the Men's (‘ltib in {i
disciiseion of Belgium. On Sunday aft-
ernoon there will hr- :in etery incin-
licr t':tll\':l.~:1. to sw-ure'pirdgcs for the
year 1920. At 5:130 :t lunch will he
sciicd in the hziuenieni of the church
for those \vlio take part in the can-
The Young: People's Society
will meet. :u T p. in.
Next 'l‘llui‘sdsiy morning.
at 6:233
o‘clock. there “Ill be
a service in ill.-
Sunday school auditorium. lt liziz~~
tin-n the ctismm lo; r‘ii'tibtr of
)‘t-ztrs to meet :it t“' '2 Nil n: ‘(mlia
morning and sine ‘75. iii“ . ~23 ile-
lt't'i‘l‘il‘lt‘llls‘ will l c‘ :i: t‘-- ‘ :0
ol‘ this service. ii.- yotiw is i'l’." lt‘ii
lt- (“lit’lltL
“mi" ' ' l--;‘ ?;3;“tl‘i‘\
in. R- "1‘1“"
3 it ' "Msi'cli ot‘ the M lair: iIinzs"
‘ .1 .................... .. Ulllit‘l:-‘
".il‘nu! the Glad Tidings”
m...~.-.....,. . \‘.[l".:\‘i'
Air l‘rom \'itili"- ('onrei‘tol
................. Goldiiinrl:
“()lif Thou TN" ‘4‘i
Good Tidings." from “The lllt~ssi:ili"_
.. . iiul‘ult‘i:
'll‘l'erlm't V
(Op. 28)
“(Ho . “\l‘iu
"‘ 3‘ .1:
, Mrs. F.‘li‘\".n‘r1: Smith: l
l‘ostlilde‘JChristour: l’ostlude" l
......................... XV. P. Desi
t
i
.an Evangelical Luth-e'
(lain church. (‘1 l;.r street. near “'esti
ll .crzm. .\lu lll‘. L. Steiip, pastorl
ti'rnsth Ennis" will r Advent).~Morn-'
in: servicr- will take place at 10:30.IE
the pi'sto: delivering the sermon. ‘
Si. Pt)” {'3 Gory
Not
(Welling service tomorrow. Evening
rerwces take place on the first Sun-
day of the month, in German; on the
last Sunday of the month. in English.‘
“it Christmas: Day, December 25th.t
there. will .be morning service at. 10:30.
and children‘s carol service, at 4
o’clock in the afternoon, to which all
are cordially invited. A 20-11:. Christ-
'mas tree has been provided and the
children will receive the usual gifts.
Celebration of the Holy Communion.
on the, Sunday after Christmas. Sund
day school every Sunday at 9:30. i
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First Congregational church. Nor-g
walk, Recv. ‘E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.,
Danton-«Morning service with Christ-
mas music and sermon at 10:00. Sub~
Ject of sermon: “Seeing Ills Star."t
, h a special program at.
12 o’clock. All uninvited.
The Sunday school Christmas anti:
There willbe , 7 , y' '
gternoon for the
a rest of the school
drenand an
.The Sunday school Will celebrate W
Communion and men's? corporate com-
ltl a. m.. (‘hurch school.
munion.
u. in. morning prayer and
7:30 p. 1“,, evening prayer and
mon.
11
St‘l‘lIlOn.
Si’l‘
'l‘ueeduy. S p, it! . an adjourned meet-
ing of tho Trinity Men‘s t‘lub.
:o Ancltc
Thursday ((‘hrisimns llay). 7 a. in..
Holy (Toii‘ilniiiilon.
mumon and sermon.
10 a. in.. Holy (‘om-
Friday. Sizzlu a, in. (Si. Stcplten'sl.
lloly (‘oniniiiuion 7:15 p. m., choir
practice.
Saturday. 9:30 a, in. (St. John‘s).
lloly ('tnlllllllilltiill.
South Not-walk Baptist church. “The
llumedike (‘hriicli." pastor, Rev. L. J.
Schocppler.w Morning service, 10:30 a.
"m. Subject: “The Federation of Na-
tinns." l““'v 'l"0l at 12 o'clock.
Uur ill’ :' who" member in the
cliurc‘ :i :n i it, .- n: the. Bible school."
Eve": in ;e..'\ ~. 7 p in. Subject:
“1“ V 1 :I'llliivll‘ U. (;(.i!.“
( tin-1:! l‘ntlillL‘. 219' the Mizptlll
ir.
.... _
. n.’ A...”
Sunday llltli'll‘l ;:
church service
The ni’dtwexl; prover -.
ill‘lll on Fritlm light. at ”"
of Thundny ”ll.-
will do you
good.
Wt‘eit.
First l‘liurr b
‘Vc t :i‘ “iims‘--‘~Tlie regular
«D‘Y‘yl't‘ of this church
I_ 1‘)
Christian Science
day. Dec. 2152:
is belt”-
33
i!‘t;if;litc;‘s is called {or
immediately nit lit”
.‘t'vi'w \“ill 1\)
. . .5. izish all
(nine out “J .
Ltood and you will do us
of Christ: Scientist. 57
Slime} .-
1‘
subject for Sit-n"
"IS the l'iii\‘e:‘.:e. m-
.lersey Slate Boxing Commission yes-
tenlnv assigned Jim "Slim" Brennan
to referee m the all stat-show that will
be held by the Newark Sportsman's
Club. in the First Regiment Armory.
Newark. on Monday night. Brennan
expects little ditl'icnlty in handling the
Sharkey'—Johnson. Benjamin-lbnley mid
Lynclrl-‘ox bouts. but says he may
have to put on a suit oi armor whcn
burly Frank Moran and Soldier Jack
Pitfkl‘ crow: through the mpcs.
limit Moran and Burke
‘l.tlock 'tm dead" type 0.“
Neither pays much attention to his, pol»
,tliogues after he Epic, tin-m .«iatted
and hence it takes a nimble referee
to eva‘lc tiltir wild swings, l’ryin:
two husky zeoiieundrrs apart. in midi
tinn to ducking and sidesteppinz their
prodigious punches {or twenty—four
minutes, is a man's .~iz:=d job. Bren-
nan has some valislkiesioi: in the fact
that the Matt 3. ii't likeiy to 7,0 the lini—
it. li'rith'w'
tll‘t‘ .l! lllt’
willgg‘ 1-5,
o thc WWW“ land”
something' is mill“: to drop. Brennan
says: “Elvin : hoping: it i::il‘t the ref-
creel"
Jack Shin-key, t‘onquerei- of Jimmy
“tide. doesn't expect much trouble
Irm "3“" .‘ boron. Joe Lynch (1005‘
n't ti fll'Jtfit‘Fth. and Joe Benjamin is
cuntlzleni of tnkmtz the measure of
’rlickey llonley. (he never can it“.
however. he prim: ring is full oi sur-
pluses. -
wNoi‘wnlk lligh :Tthool A‘uti ‘i r! ‘0‘
your friendfi at the Town
Hall, Dec. :tiih.
l
Asve‘il‘bip‘
COMB
cludinrr Man. Evolved by $101111“ SAGE TEA 'N
Force?” l FADED OR GRAY HAIR
_i:‘t'nd:iy Echo ll will be held at 11‘ . “ ”w“
0€{OCk' ‘ If Mixed with Sulphur it Darken'.
eunesnziy memoir testimony meet ,
ing at 8 o'clock, To both these Seni so Natzrw-iry from”),
vices the public is invited. A read c..n cl"
the room h “mmmmed at ”19 same Grandmother kept her hair beautiful»
address. open each week «‘"V. 110‘"
days excepted, from 12 to 4:30 p. m.
Rescue Mission. 6 Henry street.”
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
testimony meeting at 3:15.
service at 8 p. m.
Meetings Wednesday. Friday
,Saturday evening at 8 D. m.
and
Praise and
Evening ‘
No collection taken—free will utter-
ing only.
the add'ti ' i .
Brother C. H. Zook will speak to the d , I on or other ingredients, nil
rlends in Red Men's Hall. South Nor- . “3a 7‘ ‘° “88' at very little 001“- This
at 3 p. an. All interest~ simple mixtmc can be depended upon
walk. Sunday
ed welcome.
Knlkht Street
t. A. Lynch, D.
a
Sabbath school 1:112:80
Mann;
3 D. m.
ly darkened, glossy and attractim
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on. that duii.é
faded or streaked appearance. this:
simple mixture was applied with won
dcri’ul effect. By asking at any drugl
store for "Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulhui-
Compound.” you'will get a large bottle
xi — w" "“”"“ ‘ “"”“ ' W ‘ ’”‘. - » ---~-—~ :f ,. _.__..- ‘“‘ - — ”M
1.“. .__. : Survives for Sunday morninn. Dec. beginning Dee. 2151. 4th Sunday in Ad- SLlM BRENNAN TO REFEREE. ’
I 2]. “ill bezin promptly at 10:3 vent, (St. ’l‘honms'l: s a. 111.. Holy SEAN YORK. Dec. 20.~~The New
‘ tv't‘imk‘
~ Jame/ed
Norm":
Rogers 8. Stevens
about what in- ‘
cast your eye
Gloves for do i
or the car. pl‘lt‘i ,, : . . _
Canes and limbs: '
Traveling buff -
prices $4.50 to 5:-
Jewelry.
Hats $6 to $12.
Crnvats 850 to $3.
Socks 250 to $2.
Shirts $1.50 to $113
Handkerchiefs 15C 3.
Pajamas $2.50 to $0.
Umbrellas and Cane.
South Nora/3i .11
’the ptigiltstic limelight.
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RICKARD TO HOLD MONEY. MARTIN scones my ~03»
NEW YORK, Doc. 20.-——Tex Rickard j ‘ .1" .»
.ean't seem to manage to keep out of Defeat. Camp Custer ’7
The famous
10f this old-lime recipe, improved by" promoter is stakeholder for the Leon-
3; futorflgeicfii‘fg? A Wellknown downtown druggtstling
10:30 aunt. and evening. 7:30 p. in. 883’s eyerybody uses Wyeth'
to restore natural color and beauty toi
the hair.
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody con retain it“ 53931 untied-c“
its so my tom too.
8 Sage and . gambling on a percentage, _
istilphur Compound nowfimmittiifl *0 split flit :liflyJfiLthom.
dud-Dundee contest. and according to
1the articles of agreement the New Ha.
ven promoters are to place Leonard's
,guarantee of $25,000
hands not: later than January 9. The
ibout will be staged on January 16.
Dundee figures so much on the draw-
ln Richard's
capacity or the bout that ho is
n- ub useful and beautiful Ch“
Round. ‘
BATTLE CREEK, Mix
Bob Martin, heaVyWeighl
the American Expeditu‘h»
scored a technical kntlt'lii
Bresnaban. of Camp l‘uw . .
first round at Camp (,‘usil
Bresnahan failed to curli-
eorner for the second round.
7 h s. 5.00 ur-
——stmp “ate 6 8 viz
. __ “—4 ..
The store is filled With goods t:
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