Wants, To marinade, ‘ , 7V ‘ » It , _
” ‘ é elm" .
ocean-rot-
a
Mo mammalian” morning. tram
the parlor: at. some 1!. MW. mo
aerator, at 3:30. Services will be
hold‘dn '8t.»»flnry’s church. Vat nine
o’clock, interment followinz in St.—
Mary’s cemetery. ’ '
noosm‘rmo orr
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Brotherhood Motown. ‘0. Earn
1 ,
w t M. in J lm .1 3 el .
est avenue. . v. o . my y,
Pastor. Tomorrow is the 1381 Sm fdfllmlfltfivb‘lfi- minimal!
day or the ($ch your. or 13:!!! m Minoan-wag. M)-
preachinx service than: wmmmu ififiw mutilation
or lnoonetinoy.” ‘At 12 dean} 8131170!"
day school eonécé and the “T. C. B. wgfi?§;y;3‘D-_ {fignfllfi YR!!! P9091“ ,
class. At 6:45~ pworih League dove :77 3» -
Usual meeting. ' 7630 Evening church . Wmifil 1,;1'3 “am Wfi
sort-ice.” This serv'too will be if,” ’ “wascm ;. 11.1 w
unique one. The .oholx! will rundown“. , "in“? amt. .35 i 31 ”“3““th Nor-
hi 0! aha excellent music as “£51131, met ”I 1!
ac evementrof bet citizen. 5 diam. ~ nth Harris will {ever cm L, ' v ' ‘ '
2. 183' my éitectltm. the Adjutant.‘fign Wm; .939ch 0,, tho—. usual the , .8 n. no. choir rehearsal
"'— Generator Commotion: is now endeav-i'l‘be diflerent church ” unnoticed Thumd'ay,‘i:i§, the regular mid
tweet nonrandom.
x slTlON FOR A LEE!"
. \‘DED MAN. .
‘up in the Making of a
‘ MING. It is a two man
. ‘zzine. One man on the
":w other on the left.
looking for 2 NAT-
i!.\:\‘DED Men. Tho
; ~ sauna) and starts at
. women—Wool) HEELERS. Ara”
ply 203 East Washington street, care
0: Pangaea Slice oo. .
WANTED—SOME Goon QUALITY
leasehold furniture Bed room, living
oom or dining 300m furniture also a
good kitchen range, and an Edison
rictrola. Will pay a good price. Ad-
lai; p. Sentinel Dance.
wnmé’owom ron mmxo
department. ‘Lig’bt, pleasant work.
Good wages‘and bonus.
.FO »8ALE——£FOUR RHO'D‘E ISL
and eds, 1V Rooster, 1 year old, also
two coups and run way. 20 Union St.
,Uootairs. ‘
VFOR SALE—3 COTTAGES MT}!
large plot ground, 5 minutes to our
lion, easy terms, also '45 acres ground
Box 43,'Noroion Heights.
proved that they were soldiers. Con-
necticut is certainly proud—“oi this
' :‘w )lli 3 to 11.
“.55: Rubber trom 11 to
I uhile learning. Then
FORSALE-flm ’1918, P5NKEL‘orin: to reorganize the National Guard,througb their oflioers, will make re
-body Studebaker delivery cor Bhopal. or this State, and l fool that the mat-'ports on the work or the your-oi
one 1918 Ford delivery car, open ex- for should be brought lo the attention
n. m
in splice Tube-s. on the
W. averaging 60c an
2‘ both Shiite to Roll
‘z’iCLe V,’Ol'k.
.. run'rowximx MEANS
‘i BOEXRDER-
RENT A ROOM.
1?? .zrxvalk Tire 85 Rubber Co.
“(FM/‘Vr‘
WANTED:
3EWING MACHINE OPER-
"ORS ON ALL PARTS 0?
'RT WORK. FACTORY
’§DITIONS PERFECT.
D WAGES PAID EXPER-
fED OPERATORS. IF
EXPERIENCED WE
T. lEACH YOU AND PAY
WNTLE LEARNING.
II'L’T, PEABODY & 00..
mo. ’
' 52—5115 for card lacing;
iexrn weaving. Ex-
7:“51'3 provided and
'.- learning. Apply
’. CASH. INC"
mt Street.
WANTED
TERS. ANY MAKE
‘ 3 :qfnir-lliia'nm; (ugh
first
'BUX
fail iniormniEml
.f .ii'lT, Post-mil.
('Uliil.
WANTED
' reed shoe repairers. Man
we: in removing covers
Woman to work in low
i'l‘r" Q'rfiady work and good
~_b
.4.
_ 'J‘- ": SBURV, MATHEW/SON
6r. CO.
WANTED
H.359}:
dosimhie. perma-
~ “. for young ind}: in fast
211cm}: K);p1"l'lunt‘t'
:nanufuciux-éxz (impart-
‘ may Work. liberal paw
....
.,.,.
' Manufacturing Co.
Elna privileges
877.
*Grovr- street. Phone 1852-12.
, -
Murphy Mtge
Coumz'ls East avenue.
wnnreo—bUNG MEN, 17 UP-I'
ward. desiring Railway Mail clerk-
ships, 3110 month, write for free par-
ticulars, oxminations. J. Leonard
(former Government Examiner),
Equitable Bldg, “Washington. D. C.
TO LET
T0 LET-~-BEAUTIFULLY FUR-
nisimd room, centrally locatcti. all
mo-iom mnw-nienc»; with housekeep-
For particulars call
FOR RENT—«ROOM ON THIRD,
floor of So. Norwalk Trust Company“.
building, suitable for Office or lodge
room. Inquire at The South Norwnlk
Trust lo. 1
in
”To LS”: moons X0. 65 8mm...
arise-t. lnm ire Mm. It. Tariov, 16
mtSiNESS NOTICES.
CYLINDER REBORING ,
. cylinders for any make of car and ulna~
i
i
I
i
'42 fill-15.
1:1. 1132111 6‘: Bailey 00.
“Y APRIL 1st OR lath,
zzn'pz'ovcmenis. good 10-
and daughter.
ll. “‘
[Wu-m}.
. {1.1%, ..,
521‘ Si“?.
33' Gi‘ZNTLEMAX.
'1}: 1:] private- family in
‘ : FENE
more with owners only.
LTK‘R and locallntl in first
. .'_:’-.. So. Norwaik.
. fill—IDLE AGED “'0‘
’ 1:.\'l‘:R'AIl. HOUS ‘WORK.
i. GOOD Ho. E AND
A PPLY OPPORTU-
" .‘Clil’. OFFICE. _ ~
N A LA CARES
.m H A. Bl. to S P. M.
right parry. Apply at,
clinckemo.
.‘
- 7‘... _. —9
~ ' .zxrnn SALESLADIE
attractive salary; and
APPLY SUPER-
At: :
l Local and long distance moving and
[trucking
'Nomalk. Tel 405.
[an furnish retort-neck! _._ W
_ , l THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC co.
AND TYVO FAVli‘El-i
- lb or without improve,
'661/2 So. Main St.
'So.~NoMaik
.lges afternoons only, to.
‘W’o have equipped our garage with;
a reborinz machine and can rc'borcx
furnish pistons and rings. We can re-
build your Ford engine as good as new.»
Our gamer,- in the best equipped gar-
age» for Ford sci-vice in the. city. All,
work guaranteed.
Shufelt’a Garage
13. Ediie Live.
'3
0.
Tel. 10333.
[Norms
“’9 art» now open [or business at No
R‘ R. Ave... {and ready to receive
your cells. \‘(e will give you the best
of service at a reasonable price.
AMERICAN TAXI CO.
Dodge 8: Buick Cars
Phone 1199,. Day or «Night Service.
G
..
CARPET CL£ANiNG
W‘- (‘IEAN and RESTORE the (‘0-
71038 make them like now (leas'wearl
Hand process. We call for and deliver
all orders promptly. Charges reason-
able, aervioe unequalled Connevticut
(Par-pen (Biennial: Co. Geo. S.Wyman,
Manager. 87 Cedar St. Telephone
Hts-1..
Piano Tuning. Repairing and Polishing.
Satisfaction Assured.
Chaplin. 13 Elizabeth St]
Phone 2374.
WiLLiAM .l. UNGVXRV
Plumbing. Tinnlng And Heating,
21 Boutnn St. Phone 2339
i
i“
i
l
l
word
‘lng.
iend heavy trucking. Office telephone-
1581, 300 house connection
UNION PARCEL oauvenvgmo
Fiaherty, proprietor. Truck
long distance hauling. Lixb'
MRS. P. J'. NELSON a
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses. 1
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ave.
_—.—
COLEMAN e RANDOLPH
23 Day Street. 80. Norwaik.
Tel. 1592. Branch office, 32 Main St.
ELECTRICAL CENTRACTORS
‘ Telephone“ 959 I
hit Namath
. Ray Wei-me, Mgr. ,,
“Wire for Us and We'll wire far You”
SS9 .
——-~——————l
from SALE—T'WO FAMILY HOUSE
’ __ W “”0“”
press body. These cars are real bar-
:gains. Telephone 467. . '
FOR SALE—ILATE 1918 FORD MO~
tor cylinder block and pistons.
diticn like new. Price
Garage. Tel. 1633-8 East Nor-wallet.
.‘ FOR SALE-HATCHlNG EGGS.
Rhode Island Reds and block Manama,
15c each. Mrs C A Sherwood, 21 Lowe
iSt. Phone 1868.
Third dis-
33900. Ad.
10 rooms. Improvements.
trial. 1 min. from trolley.
dross L. 0. (3-0 Sentinel. ,
”Foe SALE—VIOLIN CELLO ALSO
fine old violin. Will sacrifice, both
for $50. Write K. E. care of Sentinel.
FOR SALE-HOUSES 1N NOR
Walk. East ‘Norwalk, South Norwaik
and Rowayion. Raymond Bros. ‘
FOR SALE~FIN7E HOME WEST
Avenue, 313.000, tino'bome Elmwooo
m'enue $7,000. ”fine home. new Bast
VNorwalk. $1500. ' Fine home on shore.
7500. Fine home near shore $5000
Lawrence Agency, 15 South Main St.
FOR SALE—MAHOGAXY STRAIN.
Rhoda island Reds. Madison Squat-v
Garden winners. Hatching one from
selected layers $3.00 for 15: $18.00 for
100. Write for circular, 'B. Quackexr
bush, Darieu. Tel. 140, ' ,
FOR SALEwPROPERTY AT 19—21
23 Union St. Storage and garage to
rent at 15 Marshall St. The Hatch 8:
Bailey Co.
FOR SALI-§ ROOM HOUSE, WA-
ter in. electric lights, sewer on street:
about halt more land. $2.300. tome. Di.
S. Hull, Haviiand Black, South Nor»
walk. ‘
FOR SALE-CORD ‘WOOD AT LED-
gcwood Farm. Charles H. Harris.
tel. 1897.
FOR SALE-ONE TWO FAMIL
house. ten rooms, part improvements.
Good location, price 33.0w.
Inquire of E. E. German: or a. Joselov-
ckv.
0- -
_...- w... ._..v .
FOR SALE-PROPERTY AT 19-21
nue. Storage and Garage to Rent at
16 Marshall Street. The Hatch I: Bab
ley Cor
FOR SALE-JWE HAVE 2 VERY
fine Bedroom Sets made of the finest
Mahogany, inlaid Colonial fouropost do.
sign. This is the finest furniture evol-
put on the market. W‘ili take other
furniture in exchange. Phone 1182-5.
._.
in Regard to Property.
The man or woman who has the
right instinct wants to own property.
it encourages more substantial cm-
irensiiip, increases ‘ future prosperity
and has many other ndventngaa But,
in making a real estate investment ii
is necessary to discriminate. so it is
ladvlnable to consult a reihblo ,rrai
estate agent—and for correct‘init-rlmg-
iion , .
«"Askflclzn T. Hayes-
No. 7 Linln Surya. Tlnrwglig
RB“ pfi'seiu lnavvw
A
,vr’.
n.- 2—“
LOST. "
lily Swiii " Co..
omega»? SILK mentor!
monogram
YOUR KODAK STORY
b not complete until the prints,
are in your albm, '
yBri‘ng us your film: and
a
, .ltion fm- a few 1101.115] 5”
:. perwn. H. Krieger;,&
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DRESSM’AKERS' All
g... Steady position: 9193
L'ft'il apply. The .
not So. Nogwafl'...
SALESLADIES: EX-
r»~,_seniiai, good; .
1 1742's of! with p‘ .
The Roller VStDl'é‘;
willmake’ pictures youjvill be e ,
_ Reamer. a, deserter from
the United States Navy... m mil?“
1y wt. of W was picked In M?
Sergeant Bryan Siting, 1V or "£19 nylon
’ . w
Hamid Do
8 Pi: mg
mm- wn. e... m
‘man to get umm .
om
23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave.
. fthls service. The Meals! fulfil”: In
ot‘those men who can be or materialiduairlal League. The ladies Am So
asefitance in the building‘up 'ot the ciety,‘ the Sunday School! The 51*
i
.new National Guard. in this State, call- wgflh We. The Women'a-wl'orelm 5
led for by the War Department.
Corp;
$25.90 Shuleit's V' ins done it is found that many 0f maltreasarer, and the Relief Committee.“
i
itional Guard. and to avail themselves
03‘! Bix.matter their most carefu
room cottage, all imorovements, $3.500. mm and hearty support.
I
*— ‘hope that you will, in'every way
i
1
i
matrimonial. moon; limit
51 0356’" “93.23am between So. xmuiitneo W
{port or 80. Nam-elk a:-.i Wilma. :l‘iof
{
«W
8 fin” imam“ 43f“ '
Missionary Society? The Queen 83-!
In the prepamiow Work 30" heather Circle. The Centenary Council
5
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:Ld‘ais.ra.::d.::°zno :: :52: z: m... m... w... .. m o:
agnin; This is'vory pail-lam: and grat- 1:231: egg-gaffe pastor till preach 5‘
lfying, but it is Jolt that the youmr: . ‘
men, who have now arrived or. military‘ With the excellent mum“ prepared
‘ _;énd the. interesting reports to be giv-é
age, should be urged to join the No on this mom“: to be a. new,“ to no}
tract many of the church members'
and friends. 2
it should be noted by all subacrlbfi
era to the benevo’tencefof the church
that their subscriptions should be
paid not later than Monday, thin the
pastor may be able to take all funds{
contributed to Conference.
On Monday evening the young anon .
or Mrs. Allen’s class and Mr. Suave-5,
ly's class will meet at the parsonage?
for a croconole match. Thursday
signing prayer and praise service 31
i: 0.
Junior League will meet on Friday.
afternoon at 3:15 at tho church.
The regular monthly meeting of
the men's Christian industrial
Magoo will be held on Friday even-
ing at 8 o‘clock. The choir will re
hearse. this evening it 7:30, the East-
er music. all members should be
A Glimpse of H oven, ev. 7: 94?.
Given Sunday in t '1‘. C. BJClass.
Come in and enjoy the hour.
3
of the benefits of the training they
will roceiva, thereby improving their
bodies and minds, and making them
better citizens. I will quote: l'hat a
man shall serve his country in time or
war is noble. brave and patriotic; but
that a man shall Draberly prepare, in
tune of peace, to serve in war, is all:
of these things and more. it is’ noble,
with a nobility which is real, not ideal.
it is brave with a bravery which as‘
sumes. in time of. unvmationul peace.
many burdens—mung them. that or
hearing the lack of appreciation oi“
those who do not consider military
preparation or training necessary.”
Thin training in the National Guard la‘
without expense to theJoidler. The
i’nited Staten provides. the arm. uni.
form, equipments, horses, , motor
tronsportntlonfor the mobile artillery,
and all other tools, equipment: and
ammunition required for the training
or a soldier. The Stale mot-idea suit-
able Armories for drill purposes, and
makes appropriations for the care of
name. and many 0th: 1‘ incidental ex~
periods. The United States also pays
the National Guardsman about 25 per
cent. of the base pay of a regular sol-
dier for attendance at the required
number of drills.
4. As you probably know. both the
Senate and House Military committees
have reported favorably a bill for the
reorganization of the Army at the
United States. These bills are now
before Congress, and. undoubtedly ac-
tion will be taken, in the near future,
which Will clearly define a military
policy for the United Stairs. in which
the National Guard will be a very im‘
portrait feature. Therefore. I urge
upon you “the necessity for all influen-
tial citizens, Boards of Trade, Cherub.
ers of Commute, etC., to give this
i considera-
Connecticut
can do not less in the future than she
had done in the past, and l sincerely
u
vour poorer, (go-operate with me in the
endeavor to show that Connecticut is
ready and Willing to do her part.
Very respectfully,
{Signed}
East, Avenue ‘Melhodlnt Episcopal.
Church-flew. Herbert E. Mainland?
pastor. Public wortbip, Sunday at’
10:30 a. m. The pain:- will preach
on: "Supplying the Great Modern
heed. Kindergarten conducted by
Miss Lillian; Ferguson at 10:30
o’clock. Sunday school scallion. noon.
The Men's Glass meets with the Pa:-
tor at 12:15 for study or thelife of
Paul. . All. men welcome.
Junior Epworth League at 3 p. m..'
I’robgtixogen’ class at 3 p. :11. En
wort agile, led by A. N. Pall .
meets at 6:30 p. m. dock
At 7:3 0 the evening service of
ginger? wig; gel-moo by the pastor
:c: " e rented ‘ '
Building." w h Achievement in
The Ladies’ Aid Society meets a ‘
. ' . x 2
ociock, Wednesday afternoon.
Milanese: service of praise and
.' a : 3’ '.
night. i o oclock Thurndny
’The Choral Uni ’
nigh: at 735 0‘ on. meets Friday
{ First Congregational
:Sonth Nor-walk, Rev. B. F. Jacob?
»minlstor; Mrs. F. Irving Smith halo.-
vrna WEEK. Visor; Archibald Merriam, organist.»
WASHINGTON» “an 20_-—\-Veath- git-vices (or Sunday morning. March
or predictions for in": week beginmns 3"; will“ begin promptly at 19:30
Monday are: . “Ni-13c“. ‘rl‘llo subject for the Sermon
North and Middle Atlrmio alarm-u Ch ii. The Fearful Diacipie.” The
pair first half. neraslonai ow}: stream} meg? 3011001 and Men's club Wm
ha“. Weariv normal temnegaturefi _ at 12 m» Calvin Barton will lend
m a discusoion of "The industrial Sit-
WM ,_- - notion in New England.” The Young
People’s Society will meet at 7 o’clock.
The Alert club will meet Mondav
afternOon at 3:45. The older Girlé'
groups will meet at 7:15.
The Rev. Louis B. Howell will give
an address before the Woman's club
on Wednesday afternoon, at 2:35
‘ o clock; Every woman of our conzro
gluon is urged to bear this address.
0:: Friday allemoon‘thore will in a
food sale. at Baxter’s, under the an-
L spines of the reconstruction groans.
i The music Dwain.
mug'follows: ,
' , e—~“Geillm 83.9” whim
Anthem~"God Beaver the World.”
(from "The Crucifixion") . . ...smlner‘
, Memory-finndante' Religioso"
.......... Hailing
- 35'
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Poanuaee'wodegno’in c”. . .Vth
M. H. HOLCOMB.
Governor of Connecticut.
church,
.r
wan-tea « FOP.
$500 nnwnnn
Will be given by the prostrate par-
ent: of Charles Coppola. disappear.
ed since Feb. 1!. :99. for iniorzna
tlon7leodilig to discovery of his
body whether dead or alive. Com-
municate with
LUCIANO CQPOLLA,
is notion St. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
First .Congresationni church. Nor-l
pastor-.flflorntng. service at 16:39,
grill: - by the costar.
soot:
schoolrnt noon. V
6239 Leader, Kilo. Lam, ,
rm 57me be at «We
'1‘“:- W , fl
. Maya-Bible leefune at 8 p. m.
mm.m aloud
ten, in tbo'porlsh house, given by the
i
‘-I
. mm ninth. mm”
for Sundayf
uni
minnow. or Manor. Pix. on
W V Sob- “
”The, floater Mind." . W. ,
Christian mama
§dnt Paul's polio)... it". mm o.
Howell, rector (Passion Smash—
3:¥4n. IL. 3 Communion; i in. at.
81. um , M !:15 e.
in, St. pen-s sum school; 10:39 a.
at. Holy commotion nod sermon;
7:30 :1..ng prayer and tool:-
tion ' , . -
mgrhe evening amino is‘meoeded by
a. but: hour of music pmtlw. helm
wing at ‘7 o'cloc- it, for members of the
re lion.
00% are: Holy 0on-
munion every momi t 7:39, and
”enlarging“ :m ' . obi.
exce ‘ .7,
special premier. The amoeba-v this
week will be the Rev. H. B. Liebier,
B. D., of Riverside.
The church to open
day, for private prayer.
and rest.
v
all day, every
meditation
St.’ Peter’s. German Evangelical
Lutheran church, Cedar street, near
West avenue. Mn L. Stoop, gator
(5431.31 sand” in Roux-Morning serv-
ice Will be conducted It 10:30. instead
of the moi
of the confirmation elm will
.Evening service with sermon at
Palm Sunday morning will he confir-
mation Sunday. The evening serviceq
will be in tbé natxweoi! a reunion of
all thenvzviinauéflzltsh
d wl . . ,
“A col-dial invitation to attend these
services is ext ., to all that or; ug-
ieresied, espednliy to those oil pt -
eran faith.
Sunday
school at 9 2 30.
. 7. . ,1
First Church of Christ, Scienirst, a
West avenue.—-—The gregular Sunday
it is at 8. with V
HOOD GOAL. rm
> and :5.
no! nonwnnx. cons.
Mm 470—18 _ '
l
$6,009.00 ,
Wfilbnydxmonbmoflb
momma.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘4‘
service oi, this church is held at 11
a. on.
Christian Science subject. More!»
° " tor.“
“Infill; school will be bold u n
' i k. ,
O Qfiggdnesday evenfilg tontimoay meet-
ing at 3 o'clock. To both those 9.me
ices the public is invited. A vending
room is maintained at the some od-
drens. noon earl: week day, holidays
Coeoted. from 12. in "30 n. at.
Trinity Church, Rev.
Swan. motor.
Thomas E.
Calendar for the week beginning'
March 21, 5th Smiling in Lent (Pao-
sion Sunday.) ~
8:00 a. £31.. Sunday Communion.
10:08 3. m... Church School, 11.00 a. m.
Morning ‘i’nyor end W; 7:30 9.
£11.. Evening Mo. r nod men.
Tam. All day. Swine Meetiwz
of the Women's'Guild in the Parish
Hall. 4:00 p. In” Evening Prayer and
address.
_ Wednesday, 1:00 9. no, (Children).
Social results ifiei’ore and after;~i:45
p. m.. social reeuits before and after.
Thursdnv 9:30 a. 111.. Holy Commun-
ion, Feast of the Annunciation: 7:45
p, m., fleeting of the Girl” Friendly
Society; 7:45 p. m, choir practice.
Fridfif. 4:09 p. m. Boys’ Club;
45 13.11.. Litan y and Sermon.
”-
I.
A FRIEND RECOMMENDED THEM.
A person often does more good than
he realizes whenihe tells a sufierin:
friend how to éet well. J. N. Tohilh
clerk. Lottie Hotel Eninsviiie ind.
writes: :For weeks 1 suffered constant-
ly with pains in the muscles of my
thigh. i as firming! by the doctor for
rheumatism but found no relief. Upon
recomi ma no: at a friend. 1 tried
backaoho. rheumatic pains, all! joint: ‘
~Stillson~PoWetl Corporation.
—.
We; , Kim . Pill; Wilma to Vgol "
lreliel almost immediately”, Good for
t“ W,“ a
E. s; M. Blot
nmnsr *
47 South Main Street»
' South Norwaik
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RELIEVE YOUR 0012.1)
:25:
By Taking
Baxter’s Com Sm.
F. H. BAXTER.
\
Nor-walk
Radiator Renaldo! Co.
' Ind
Automobile Exohnm
as MAIN‘ on, NORWALK»
$25.00 for toy radiator m m
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