‘. sweep 9n tba
e Flaps and Roll
d Night Shifts.
, tucking Work
ctory. All skills-
:1; Pay.
EN BESPEAK
I'.
. \SURROUNDINGS.
T A ROOM.
t. _Tire & Rubber Co,
. TY RALLY
Regent Theatre
fternoon "P. M. _
-ation n Accident
eve on’
I T. N00 I
president,
Council. ‘lireclor 0f
evelition Bethlehem
Corporation. Former-
‘ iriclor of Safety for
»lO.\' FREE.
. NTED:
MACHINE orm
ALL PARTS or
RK. FACTORY
rs PERFECT.
Es PAID EXPER-
PERATORS. IF
rRIENCED WE
; = YOU AND PAY
-
“MM‘WIRBWOIE.
- wunn ran. an:
WANTED—'1‘ ee raisin!
0&2?“ 9 ' Eight" ouse eenluz- F
era. ~ 9 8t. .
on s iii—Math heir upright niano.
thrill thug saws; grit
I North pin St.. I:
BV§N§ED~A cook white. Apply M
' a. e
TELEPHONE. OPERATORS pAn); We. 35 Lowa St. Tel. 2139.
WHILE LEARNING FOR SALE—Overland roadster. A-l
condition. sell starter. two _exu1i
“ranted young women: must be at shoes. also wins top. Bar am it s —.-—
least 16 years of age and have a gram- welc‘reelnauire urphy M ‘3 C0" 2‘"
mar school education. Apply to the ’ ’ ' ‘
chief Operator. 17 Washington St. FOR SALEj-‘TI'IOI‘ motorcycle in A11
- , , 11;. condition. “till sell very cheap. .V-
SOUTK 5r ,. ‘GIJAND 1me ouire at Sentinel office. or address
Motor Cycle. care of Sentinel.
PHONE COMPANY.
FOR SALE~Ford touring ]car. 1917.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Demountable rims. Also 916 Ford
touring car. All in good condition.
Phcne 2166-2 Norwalk. _
FOR SALE~A bargain. Building’ioi
p
on Fenwick St.. East Norwalk. Pris,
10 Maple St.
(‘URBING.
mantinsr.
class style. 1.
walk rammii
Phone 511,.
glitters. lawn rollinz. ce-
tar walks done in first-
Clark office With .\or-
Co.. 24 \i'ashinguin pl.
$200. Call evenings at
or telephone 2391'.
FOR SALE—Building lot on Fitch St.
_50x217. near East Ave. trollev. Price
“1:00. Building let on Cottage Sn. ne 1'
Shore and South Norwa k center. n-
quire James L. Hoyt. 7 Cottaue St.
FOR SALE—One 8 room house. no, 6
,room cottage. all im rovemen . $3.-
800. One two family pose with im-
provements. ood location. lot 5022150.
FIORE'S GARAGE .
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hartford Place. let. 9
JOHN K, WINCH
General 'I‘ruckmc
Local and Loni: Instant-e
UlllCP 4R \aner St.
Tel. 9 9
25.
,. Price 4.000. nouire (it E. E. Gorham
~ LEARNING. ~- ~— or R. oselovsky. , » ,
, WALL PAPER AND PAINT
fABODY & C0,, The Bacifground of a Happy Home- FOR. SALE-—Chean. One good work
‘ Just received 'T‘II tliulisziiiii rolls of 110953 1 SOL double harness 2 hot.
I‘C. “It“ imwr- ‘hflltr-St dwim‘w mid 0"“?!an tom dimmers. 1 end dunl 1 box W'i‘z-
, will: prcesm )nrrlcrs. 'nll (now that ) ' ‘2‘
wall paper mlvnm‘i-s in price like (-very- ons. J' I ' Altman. Pom 0nd. Dan" n.
thing cl». Hut hel‘nrr- going some place F ‘—HO - ~
I f d l '. film; and pay high IIII'IC'PS I wish you would fiussAHiEhlandmjve Saigi‘dsee RAJ:
. ”-5 or car acing' nu" over my sine; first an. sax-c from ' ' " .'
' ‘31 to In) per cent. l-Zslimntt-s chi-url‘ully ayton Ave' Three choice tarms‘ Ra).
» learn weaving. EX<
chers provided and
le learning. Apply I
J. CASH, lNC., :
stnut Street. ‘
" ' ANTED
ITEIS, ANY "MAKE
--nd modeljlighesi cash
$1111 information first .
'.' 3 T,",POSt-oilii‘e Box
A -!, fiCODD
: m
. ‘ g
i
l
I '5
4 E
41.52
x '9:
S WANTED
and Good Salary to
Who Qualify
0TH MFG. CO"
Norwalk. '
h-.- ._.._.._._. ‘-~.—
Building,
"6 9/2 80. Main St.
mond Bros.
Iron SALE—Fiat fish. Three pounds
for 2pc. Boat “Lief” at the public
oat. afternoons from 3 until 6.
IFOR SALE—Overland roadster. 'Al
condition. Top and side curtains.
self starter. two extra shoes: newlv
(Zin‘l‘. or: paper and painting. Paint and
p‘li)t‘r Drifi‘ flfid’f‘ii‘T' TIIIJIIOYH
AIJCXKNDI‘II! \‘VHITE
f.’ I-‘H‘if Slit-wt. 'l‘i‘l. 21139.} I]
I
Phone 473-3
THE NORVVALK ROOFING CO.
Art Craft Roofs
' Asphalt Shingles American 0; Mncl' paintQHand varnished. Price "3‘33"”
Method laid Over Old Wood Shingles. Stash-L162“ Demons‘rwon '3 a”
Slate Grain] 'Fclt and Tin ‘Roof Roe
.. hotbed and‘Painted 3:. 139:} Sf‘Ir‘Efl-pfid e 'toug'lin 08% $0011
‘56 water St. So. Nor-walk, Conn. SL. gou‘gh yogiwallléy‘ out Jam
FOR SAL «‘1 Ford 1916 touring air
in good nnlng order with electric
storage battery. lights and born. but
STANLEY L. TALLMADGE
‘ Local and Long Distance
TRUCKING no selLstarter. Telephone Darien 2315.
TN- 813 South Norwalk, Conn after I p. m. or Saturday and Sunday.
'W —..._._‘.; :FOR SALE—4 light oak 5 it. flat to!)
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing, Tinning And Heating,
21 Benton St. Phone 2389
desk. condition 00d as new. Also
(13.80 of DIRPOH‘ ho es_w1th roll slide.
Telephone Darien 23:) alter ’r' p. m
or Saturdav and Sunday.
FOR SAME-57 acrc farm. Many fruit
O‘trecfi.z W I“ Still wnh stock anid looxlls
.'. W 10‘} . . In?! ODDDOI‘IUH KY. .‘ .
Mil-lush. North Taylor Aw.
e no Tuninsz. Repairing and Polishing
. Satisfaction Assured.
Chopin, 13 Elizabeth St.
Fi’lflll SIUlEr Mahogany Hi‘uzli. Iilzntit:
.. sun: Bets. Madison Sqiiuic Pat-den
.' Phone 23‘4' winners. “tilt-hing egg“: f‘l‘niii selector!
»_~ ‘ layers. $3.00 {”1“};7; 3mm} {.n- 104). “'riw
«THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO. fut-2‘]. {fiscal-hr. L. Quaclu-iillusli, Daritn.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS . ,
Teie ho 959 FOR SALE7~Hn+1 Blhr Bros, piano.
P "9 parlor smte and other furnishings.
5:, Osborn AVe I. l. Coleman, betwceii Rowas‘tcn Ave
East Nomalk.
and station.
Ray Werme, Mgr.
Us and Wn'il wire for You"
Norwalk
rikht Belir piano, lllUSlC cabinet.
parlor and bedroom smiles and other
turniture. I. ’1‘. Coleman. Rowaytonu
FOR SALE—At Westnort. Conn. 8
room cottage (modern) stained
Shingled. hardwood trimmed. open
fireplace. built in china closets. hot
Hartford Place. South Norwalk. water healing plant: every convenr
- lance: attracitve grounds (4 acres)
TO. LET—«3 room house. center of shrubs. plentv fruits. garden. large
(.‘ll’ all nnprovements. second floor garage. Located to command a 2006
gum ) Q. {Oti- szgoxgierfs. .tloiletfs, .12?th Xlewi‘i‘olt Soundcprice Slé’flonh I‘In‘rriét
oars man 0 amiv o a l . . . 'a email. ‘ompo eac . \‘esl-
\Vho wants {L‘Mfly 15th? Address 1%. port. Conn.
(L. Sentinel office.
“er9 far
"“ ”Droid-1' ‘
TO l.E’[‘——A furnished front room. 11
w
~
i
I
or -.,I
Air“) lull
it‘. In. to work 3
alumni; mall.
TO LET~~Furnished room. hot and .
cold water in the room. All improve- in outh Norwa . INo hills to climb.
mints. Phonc;.,li45. 10 Crescent Ter- (‘an have $20 rent for half of lht-
racp‘ South Norwalk. house. Part cash. Address P. O. Box
L 543. South Norwalk. "
ilv house With improvements. right
m mulling donarimvft TO LET Three sets of large rooms.
‘I rteuulv work. Aluriluv -lights and gas. Inquire Mrs. B. FOR SALE—«\Vn are selling for $2800
hr: Ave. harm: 15 Lowe St , 130““ “I 7 rooms, improvuments. For
'._ , ' Slinno :in in town house of siv rooms. F'ul‘
. .: wmnrui le“;\l(:I‘.Ui‘.V _'!‘O ”LET—«Modern Garauc for rent, 51000. Stone house all improvements. For
AM,“- 1;, 15“,“. Ai‘t‘ . “ (‘St Ave. 'and Courtland l‘lilcg’ $8.00 new Bungalow 10 rooms, sound View.
I l‘hom- 1.17,. . Lawrence Agency
‘ Lillor bolv. (mil \viu‘HTQ IaFlT—fitoro. 111 1-2 Elk Ave. For FOR SALE—LARGE MODER.’
. ms nu ion. 1 emu - manor e on. ml or s n" grocer)" house of 12 large rooms 2 B th
sh linker. [u r4 Mrs. B. N '. ' . ' :1 rooms,
______ ___ Loafegr. an ‘ army 1" Hard Wood floors. Steam heat, 5 open
. or three unfurliislle'
‘ nit-ms. Haiti
or. four unfurnished:
mil improvements or;
.\~Il”ll‘k‘.~'>‘ Hm; ’.'I‘.1'., Soutlz‘
I
“l iii:l'}iri:i:~li~'i rooms-
i~<r\'. Address I’. J.. (are-
W1 23!"! or woman fl)!“
= "Dill. Two in flmiiyfl
II. t
.3 : 1 ii ior croiIiaHEtei-Y‘ii‘f;
., shun.
. .uod pav ai'advanced
- _iurll\vare Mtg. 00.. till
.\nl'\\'alk, .
~21 and boys. Apply Won
Machine (‘0.. (ioncou'v
in machine
l or middle—aged wom-
wor . 2_ in family. (1001.13
G.” _hendall. 51 Elm-
1.18m.
few laborers for insider"
work._ at ,Loronsburv &,
iii. Winnipauk. I
nun: man 17 or 18 years
- hilzh school education.
hm: training and future
are consulered more
compensation. Address
Sentinel othce.
_, Tel. \Vestport, 296.
.7 iiiiziivond Ann. Smith -
’ . A .
__ fireplaces. Gas and Electricity. Gar-
FOR RENT—STORAGE SPACE. age for 4 or 5 cars. room on second
household furniture. Separate rooms.‘_floor. Grounds 138 ft.. front. 190 ft.
Semi-lire proof-building. HubbellCoalirear' 3‘87 ft- (1999- Best
,, . . Price $15,500. E. E Gorbam,
& Storahe Co, Inc, Sagatuck, Conn. Washington St.‘ _.
126
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21
TO LET-“Furnished or unfurnished. 03 Union St Storage and gaflge to
two Connecting rooms with gas. wa-
{er 8km .311 mnveéljigtgceg‘gor Egg; rent at 15 Marshall St. The Hatch &
louse some. ... ' .. . ,
Naive“: Rhone, 523.5. Bane? C°«
’H‘ihl_.E:‘.£Ta§An large front room suilah“ FOR SAL" _0\'l§ S ROOM HOUSE
:. u, '3 (i .‘ ‘ " fl ‘ 25’ ,
‘Jniut Si,- g n ('ltloll mi lined all modern trail'cvenients lot 50
.. x 210. Priu‘ ’ ' 5"". One six
CARD OF T-IANKS.
. - room cottage, all inr walnuts, $3,800.
,vWe Wish to thank our friends and Inquire of E. E COTliall- 7!. Joselov-
Aeiglibors. also the tMoldcrs of the
Lockwood Mfg. Co._ employes of Cllielt ‘
& Poabody‘s. ,The Neco Social Club.
The South Norwalk Lodge L. O. O. M.
in our great, sorrow in the death of our
Ni'ife and Mother.
VIM P. COLE AND FAMILY.
sky
mdr‘fismnfi.
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ave.
MKS. LOUISE CANFIELD,
u...
niinbnum charge 250 per issue. 03p: Dauble Riot.
tar 'nz. 34 West. Ave.. Norwaflgi FOR S“ E 2 houses Elv Ye 1i
Phone 115;. ‘ lectrie nbtsfvctp :Wiih-érmfiJ
w r ox
GIRLS ouse. Palm: cushy alnnCe monthly
nits as conve out. Alexander
FOR SALE‘wA lino. largest size_UD-'
‘ou SALE—44,200 buys good two mm.‘
location. ,
, 1
.‘Paouusm insulin or
BRIDGEPORT MASONIC
IODIES DIES
”—
J. R. Laubscher Wu Assistant Tren-
urer of the American Hard~
ware m
‘ John Rudolph 'Lcubecher. 49. 88‘
sistant treasurer ml! the American
Hardware stores” .did 198%!!!“
morning at his home, 630 Kossuth
street,Bergeport, of inflammation of
the muscular port or the wall of the
‘heart, aggrevated by a severe cold.
t Mr. Laubscher was born in Bridge-
post, June 24, 1870, and was the son
of the late J. Rudolph Laubscher, Sr.,
and Mary E. Strasburuer Laubscher.
He married Elizabeth \Vilson of East
,Norwalk, in this city, May 14, 1907
g For, many years Mr. Laubscher had
ibeen Interested in the hardware buli-
zness. In 1910 he was appointed
icashier of the T. Howley Hardware
company.
He was a member of the Corinthian
lodge, A. RI and A ..\l.. was advanced
Band exalted in Jerusalem R. A. M.
iconocll, Royal and Select Masters,
land was granted Knigltthood In Hum—
[ilton Commandel-y, Knights Templar.
,He was also a member of the four
:Bridgeport bodily of the Scottish
.Rite. Masonry. including Lafayette
\(‘onsistoryz S. P. R. S. On December
f10, 1900, he was received into the
mobility of Pyramid temple, Mystic
'Shrine. He subsequently became a
,member of the Pyramid Arab patrol,
‘and was a past Arab. He also held
;memberahip in the Odd Fellowx.
. Mr. Lalliiachor is survived by his
:mother, his wife, and a sister, Mrs.
Frederick A. Ottman. wife of Rev.
‘Mr. Ottman of Ridgefield, N. J.
l 'The funeral will be held at 2:30
loclock. Monday afternoon. from his
ilate homo and the burial will be in
Mountain Grove cemetery.
. ATHER FOR THE WEEK.
“f SHING'I‘ON. April 17.~—\Vcnther
predictions for the week beginning
‘ Monday arc:
; Atlantic States—Unsettled. showery‘
first part of the week, followed by fair,
, cool.
l“_“—"_' 'r
ORDER To SETTLE ACCO NT
h District _of -Norwnlk. $5.. Irobate
LI1111‘t. April 16. _A. 1).. 920.
vitstate of Edwin O. I’altison. late of
lhorwalk. in said district. deceased.
0rd rl-d. That the administratrix
{exhihi her administration accoun to
.lhis Court. for adjustment. at the l’tn-
'liate oliice ,in Norwalk. on the 221m
.day of April. 1920. at 2 o’clock after
,noon:. and that all persons Interest?!l
in said eslale may 9 notified there-
of; the administratrix will cause this
lorder in be. published in a newspa er
ihaving a Circulation in said sir CL
:3: li‘usl. five days before and 2nd
ttiny of April.
19 i.
, ilnxnr W. GREGORY.
Judu
e.
; ORDER TO SgTTLE ACCOUNT.
District of horn-aik. ss. Probate
_COIli‘t. April 16. A. ).. 1920.
; 'hh‘lfllc of Marv 1. Partisan. late of
;l\orwalk. in said district. deceas .,
I Ordered. That i: e executrix exhihl‘
her administration scouting to this
lcour‘t for .adiuslmenl. at t e Probate
some“ in .\orn‘alk. on the 22nd dav 01
(April. 1920. at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and that all persons‘interested in said
lesvale maybe notified thereof. the
gcxeculrix \yill cause this order_ to be
inllblished in a newspaper havmfz
rcn‘culaflon in said district. at east
fivnldavsheiore said 22nd dav oi
:Aoril. 1920. . . '
; HEXR‘: W'. GREGORY.
3 Judge.
Iron SALE—All year around.
’ New, just completed, California
bungalow, 5 rooms Anemia, cel-
ilar and 3.11 modern conveniences.
’Milford, 90ml.
Dr. J. H. Mallet-y
Homo—es A. ’M. to 5 P. M.; 7 to 8 P. I
Sunday: ‘ by Appointment Only.
l .
i mean AND WE:
I 33811
Regular Dinner 11:39 to 2:36. 40:
Special Supper including Soup 550,
Sunday Full Conn: Dinner 86c
13 NonliminStreet
~ 11:30 to I alm'.
Phone 2253
W
I
Agency I'm- 1 Mott avenue Norwalk Conn.
“5.0381082 “338 pawn-rs cannons m: DARcINB.
man non 7.5,...” you
' ht}: Suppl“. “and W
FOR SALE -
“- m A". On Rock Ridge. oif Weu Ave., beau.
tiiul house, practical";- new. 10 room
* mun: man em loyment
If’LlllX‘Y farm. A dress K”
'_fl_‘ _7_ I
Ulilt'ient woman to?
0 mini]. a~gnxwledge
(l. 191. i 5 .
W“.
I rent slim to nip“’
,M' a reliable pariv.
-1ci_n_ improvements. fur-
(jll'liglly'fl‘anfi 1:38. P 9"
llle 2.129.. ‘ and R.-
zimSters E6; Item
rlvare estate. Must tho
. and ,the care 9‘
i eg‘JIDmE‘ni‘. Amy
. . care Sent 1..
1"; comm Plowman today. »
iwl' illegal-am savanuger one; $1,841.31
. ., , in
with all modern improvements. 'can
be bought for half what it would cost
now to build. For particular: ~
Ask Jami 1.11am
to»)? Main Street. Nan-wok
Bani Minnow '
David w. smut
linoleum? ’
LAWYER. sues GREENWICH
MILLIONAHIE FOR $2,000
John W. Baxter, ‘member or the mil-
lionaire Greenwich social‘coiony and
present owner of the former Clyde
Fitch We: at Qmet «Corners. Dublin,
Road, Gm is named as defend-
ant in a “WW action brought by
Floyd 13. Butternut Bartram a: Mead.
Greenwich :"atimnoyi. Papers an-
nouncing thewtionwe're filed in the
to: W _. services mdored.
”museum ”aiming“
m ’ '. .: :1
A l 1 ' —; . ,'\ 1... .
r failings runs»
an
rm;
mh-mudyou Willflild~ .»
.I i .. 1.“...HJMIIS
At 10:39” preaching service.
Sermon theme: "’ms malice.”
12 o'clock, m school and 1‘.
class meeting. A 05°15, Emmi-til Loug-
ue devotional ins, led by Hlm'
s. swat. Subject. "When is Cour-
age Needed." At 7:30, evening serv-
ice of song and preaching. Tho even.
in: theme will be: "A Quit“: “Ibo
Came Back.”
The Women’s Foreign Missionary
Society will hold“: monthly no“
on Tuesday evening. 4
The monthly moetins'ot
board, on Wednesday evening at 8
o‘clock, at the parsonage, will be an
important; or». All olflcials of the
church should be present. 7/
The mid-week service of the church
will be held on Thursday evening at
7:45 o'clock.
Junior League meets on Friday aft-
ernoon at 3:15 o’clok. n
The chorus choir will rehearse, this
evening, at the church.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Herbert E. Mal-Bland.
pastor.——-At 10:30 a. m., the pastor will
preach a pastoral anniversary sermon.
The kindergarten will meet in the .pri-
mnry room, under the direction of
Miss Lillian Ferguson. Sunday school
session and men’s classat 12 o'clock.
At 3 p. m., the Junior League and pro
bationers’ class meet. All boys and
girls, 16 years of age and under, are
welcome. The Epworth League meet-
ing, at 6:30, will be led by Miss Vivian
Scammon. Topic: ‘_‘When Is Courage
Needed?" At 7:30 o’clock, a musical
service. The pastor will speak, brief-
ly, ,on “Now.” The choir will render
special music, including some of the
Easter music. Make this a “Go to
Church” Sunday.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society meets at 2
o'clock Vi’ednesday afternoon.
There will be a rehearsal, on Wed-
nesday night, for those who will take
the EpWorth League.
{On Thursday night, at 7:45,
mid-week church service.
The Choral Union Gill meet on Sal.-
urday anht.
the
a
c—‘—- ~
The South Norwnlk Congregational
church. F. H. Jacobs, minister: Mrs.
P. Irving Smith. soloist; Archibald
Merriam, organist.~——Servioea for Sun-
day morning, April 18, will begin
promptly at 10:30 o’clock. The sub-
ject of the sermon will be: “The Law-
ful Reward." The 'Men's Club will
meet at 12—Generol Russell Frost will
lead in the discussion of “Concrete
Consequences of Socialism.” The
Young People's Society will meet at
7 p. m. ,_
The Alert Club will meet Monday
at 4 p. m. The older Girls' Clubs will
meet at 7:15.
The pastor’s class, (or girls, will
.meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
I The music program for Sunday
fmorning is as follows:
Prelude—“Berceuse” ..0cklcslon-Llppa'
Anthem—~“The King of Love My Shop.
herd Is" ..... ....Shelley
OHertory—“Largo” . ......... Chopin
. Solo—"Come Ye Blessed," from "The
‘ Holy City" ..... Gaul
I‘ostlude—4“Postlude in C” ...... Allen
First Congregational chcrch, Nor-
:walk, Rev. E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.. pas-
'tor.—Morniug scrvice at 10:30, with
preaching by the pastor. Subject:
"The Clothing of Power.” Sunday
school at noon. Christian Endeavor at
6:30. Topic: "When Courage ls
Needed." Leader, William F. Taylor.
Tuesday—The Ministering Circle
will Ileet with Mrs. Shnmway, at. 7 12
Union Park. ‘
Wednesday—The ladies will meet in
\the parish house to make surgical
'dre5sings for the missionary hospitals
at 2 p. m. . '
Thursday—Midweek service at yp.
m.
Music for Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. so-
prano; Mrs. Edna May Selleek,
. pianist; Miss Maebelle Austin. vio-
llnlst.
Prelude—"Day of Resurrection,"
‘ W. H. Neidlinger
Violin and piano.
Offeriory—“Cham Sans Paroles,“
................ . P. Tschalkowsky
Violin and piano. .
Soprano Solo—“i Sought the Lord."
' . . Frederick Stevenson
pditihdéi‘uhrch." from “The Ora-
torio of Joshua” ..... . .G. F. Handel
South Not-walk Baptist church (the
pier. pantor.-——-Morning
”10:30. Subject: “Are "
Your Debt to the bomb.
{school zgd Mesn’siBtr t at
noon. ...E. oceymees
1 Leader. Miss‘ Brack. Subject:
on.
“lndia..” us the survey.
1service at :30. Subject:
Wrong With Amema."
will play volley ball.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., the
low the business meeting.
Thursday, 7:45 p. 111..
Friday, 8 p. m., choir
the church.
F.
ginning M)?“ 18.
101.. m., C
mm“, X the
1mm ’L
the otticiai” 353 Main strem.
part in the entertainment planned byl
homellke church). Rev. L. J. ‘Schoep-
service at
You Paying
Bible .
.erhood meet at pounced their approval of and ream.
6:45 P-
Evening that they will also furnish shearer?
"What's for the various rallies.
Monday, 8 p. m., the young people
Mizpah Cir- Woman Sun'rage association at. a but-
cle of King’s Department will meet. at fet luncheon held Monday a: on,
the parsonage. A social hour will tol-
the real”
’ - :2 er service of the church.
midweek p y rehearsal my. ‘
Trinity church, Rev. Chas, Marks,
- ‘ _——Ca.l dat for the wealth-
omelet-lat “1920 and Sunday
. .— Hal. Comm“-
a‘lterEoster) 81.15% “7 11 a.
' m., mania: prayer and sermon. hm
’ p. m., ”snug pm and
m, in;
'1‘ the {harm my adopted to.
ransom.
as pie “Why cm
Islam Is Not Berintunlly Christin:
-by-Rov. Kenneth lcxenub. mtor of
‘2de Trinity Episcopal church, “West—
90
1 ld-week prayer and testimony
meeting, Thursday, 7:80 p. in.
"—4
St. Paul's parish, Rev. Louis B. How-
ell. rector (second Sunday after East-
er).—7:30 a. m., Holy Communion.
9 a. m., St. Andrew's Sunday school,
9:15 a. m., St. Paul'-
Sumlny schcr . 10.30 a. 111., Holy
Communion and sermon. 7:30 p. m.,
holy confirmation and sermon—The
int. Rev. C. B. Brewster, bishop of Con-
'necticut. ,
All are invited to the services, and
every member of the parish is espe-
cially urged to be present at the emo-
Ilng service. as the bishon comes not.
Ionly to confirm the class of candidates
but to make his visitation of the par-
ish, and all should be present to honor
the chief pastor of the diocese, as well
as to show their interest in those who
are to be confirmed. ‘
Strangers cad visitors in town are
especially luv ed to all the services
at St. Paul’s church‘which is openfiall
day every day in the year.
‘ p—V
First Church of Christ, Scientist. 57
:‘Vest avenue.—-Tbo regular Sunday
éservice of this church is held at 11
I
I Chritlan Science lubject for April
3 : “Doctrine of‘Atonemenl.”
I Sunday school will be held at 11
io’clock.
'. 'odnesday evening tostimopy meet—
f-ing at 8 o'clock. To both these serv-
;ices the public is invited. A reading
Iroom is maintained at. the same ad»
’drus, open each week day, bulldogs
“plied. from 12 to "30 n. m.
, South Norwalk Rescue Mission, No.
:6 Henry street—Sunday school at 2
p. m., Mrs. Alfred Anderson. Iupel‘in-
Itendent. Send in the children. 3:15.
praise and testi ny meeting, in
charge of Brother Alfred Anderson.
Children‘s meeting at 7 p. m. Evening
service at 8 p. m.
‘ Meetings Wednesday, Friday
Saturday evenings at. 8 p. m.
l . we public is cordially invited to
E these services.
I
and
The Morning Star Christian Associa—
tion will hold its regular Sunday serv-
ice. Sunday, April 18th, 1920, (mm 5
p. m. to 6:30 p. in. All are Welcome.
Subject: “Let Not Your Heart Be
Troubled”—-John, 14th Chapter. 1st
verse. games A. Fuller. chaplain.
.._.._—.—-
,NATIONAL PROTEST
WEEK IN CONN.
I (Continuead From mil-st Page)
not Connecticut’s sole affair. because
by the method provided for nautical~
tion of the amendment the voting-oi
9,000,000 women hangs on the action
of Connecticut.
According to plans announced to;
day by the Connecticut Woman Sui
frago Association. the women will ar-
rive in Hartford, Monday, May 3, and
will be given‘a reception on Monday
afternoon. They will spend the night
in Hartford. and on the following day
will separate into four groups of
twelve each to hold meetings in New
Haven, Bridgeport. Waterbury and
New London. On Vi’ednesday the
women will form twelve groups of
M of junk. MM
turnkuro,oldclotbu.
' ’m
201.“. 37“.!
y ,
- ...—.—.— .._.._... _.....
Hon M ”OwnL'
Light Wiring done In your hon-
lob. (lot In men with an
"and Inn for this fix»! hue-M
Heavy Mano u
wiring, lighting M W
”Elite While Electric. Co.
Electricians.
134 Wallington Strut.
PM.
So: Nor-walk. 4.-
Mr. Elton repaying but
prices forill kinds of junk.
We also buy second-band
furniture.
a 30mm 81'. TEL. 441.
I
Wholesale Conf 'onorv
and Ice Cream on
as 0330“, A
w'r norm-11.x. con.
3. D. G. CANDY co. 1
Phone 479—13
FOR SALE
HOUSE—6 looms, Largo all}.
Two-Gar Garage. Fine um
till Street in Int W
PRICE, $6.000.
Inquire of
J. M. Layton & (10.. Inc.
, An:
5 RAILROAD AVINU‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Dr. S. M. Dietzl
mavnsr
47 South Main Street .
South Norwalk
four each and during the next three
days they will speak at meetings in
the following cities and towns: Han
chester, New Britain, Thompsonville.
Seuthington, Pennington, W’indem
Locks. Bristol Ansonla, Mormon. Nan
gatuck. Wallingtord, Gutlford, Bran.
tford, New London, Stonlngton, Jew-I
ett City, Mystic. Niantic, Williaman-é
tic, Putnam, Danielson. Central V'il-
Iago. Middletown. Haddam. Saybrook
Essex" Norwalk. Stamford, Green
wich, Danbury. (Ridgefleld, Torrlngton.
“'insted. Now Milford. Litchtleld
Lakefieid, Rockville, Stafl’ord Springs
A_motor corps will be provided and
,mnkmthe tour of the gate.
on Saturday the flying squadron
will meet again in Hartford, and will
ask for a hearing betel-g the governor
on that day, foiloflnz which a large
mass meeting will be held. Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Ntt. president of
the National American “'oman Sul-
frage Association. will probably hr
the chief speaker at this meeting.
Members of the Men‘s Republican
Ratification Committee have an
ness to cooperate with the plans for
the protest week,‘and it is probable
Mc \‘Jer OI
the Ratification, Committee wills be
guests of Miss Ludington and the Po
lineal committee of The Connecticut
o’clock at Suil‘rage head '
quarters,
when further plans will be discussed.
-——-——-——~—___.___.
FRENO-i GIRLS DANCE ON
TONS OF GUKCOTTON
. BBES’I‘, April Iii—Young people of
, this city who have been steady enjoy-
erlcan marks near town have just
be“ sparked of the hot that they
were Wilt “an upon a voice,
no” title that... The building was do
sorted actor Ame rim {coca deported.
memo, in: they that W; them, a
largo number an. which were nib-
01 main by those who found
Mona-emailing:
m, ‘ .
ingdancesxiveuomotthohrxeitu'
“trim "your cox-n
' By Taking
Baxter’s Could! 8!!!!
F. H. BAXTER. m
3'
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42~Water 8t.
than. 1215-5. 80. Kenning
W Parts, Stu-m
, Generator Brushes
Oils and Greece:
Stewart W M ,
locally Gasoline and Km
Auto Supplies, Tires and rub-
G. H. Hedenberlr. Prop.
Justindltonourhbolomtht
mum—ummymp-
nine pin-m, real dolim
ndaudnbotthdnnlhrperfoot
:1
”J
at
,.
Norwalk Chronicler