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’ ' ‘ FOR SALE—45 room house together THATCHER museum on
‘ with bakery building. Lot 150x160. the famous Tatcbor .Pipolooo Fur-
84.300. Terms J M. Lay- once. .It you are read purchase
WANTED AT ONCE
French Eliot
Operator for
Seaminz and
Staying. and
Experienced
Skiver.
The Tristram Shoe Co.
8 Union St.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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WANTED.
tdrl operators on Singer
; .wing machines, neat work,
:gnt’ld pay. Apply Norwalk
lii‘css Co., 45 Railroad Ave.,
( 1h.
til-ll.l’ \\'.\N'i‘i£l)~~-A young
v.2 twat app. :tiance. capable 0i
1. .::iun as Floor Usher. l’er-
uri good salary to one who
t'j_ \\'i'itt- suiting nitv. dt‘
Will-nu: and salary want-
\'- Motley ('O..
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rooms for light.
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ton & 00.. inc, 5 guilt-0a Ave. South
Norwalit. Conn.~
FOR SALE—Chandler, 7 passenger
touring car. 1918; good condition.
Tel. Bedouin.
FOR SALE~A modern two family
house. all improvements. situated in
a very desirable neighborhood in So.
Norwalk, convenient- to trolley and
railroad. reasonable terms. bargain for
quick buyer. F. 8. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE~Oak bed. davenport.
Standard electric range. having two
hot, plates, tireless cooker, oven. auto-
mntic shut off clock. Both used one
year. Phone 9943.
FOR SALE—6 room house; bath.
electric light, range. furnace. Per-
fect condition; shade and fruit trees.
Excellent location: lot 120x175. Price
87.030. Address Box 626. South Nor-
wa .
Foxtfisttim—i 1920 Ford sedan, $700.
Several other bar ains at Cunning-
ham's. 39 W. Was ington St. '
“Oil SALE—One blue ribbon silver
Persian quefh. a. perfect breeder
and Chinchilla Persian male kitten at
very highest pedi rec of Regal lien
mes of England. P no 197‘.
6‘0]: SALE——-Establislied poultry and
produce business, good trade. Cen-
trot location, low rent and lease;
price and terms to suit. inquire Store.
32 Main street. Norwalk.
:5. Operators. hand workers.
. work. tlood pay. Terrie Bros.
. .‘tilkttln St.
3 iii Errand boy. High school
work after schol hours.
~ south Not-walk Florist and
" South Main street.
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4,“, _
I-fltlt-rly woman to do light
(’llan. inquire Wm. Nor.
.zuiimiik street. South Nor-
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’l‘t) ltl‘N'l‘ liy couple.
or uptlrttllt‘nt unfurnish-
t\\:tlk or South Norwnlk,
l-‘ord deliverv hotly. Open
in good condition. State
t3". South Norwuik. Phone
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Iron nlUltlt'l‘JZ
‘i‘vxllllt‘tl. Sitiitly work at
.1. .-_ tplcCt‘ work). ADlllY Em-
:i Hurt-uni. The Yale a: Towne.
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“squeezer,”
Tilt litittlikt‘i‘pt'l‘
\xotk liv ’l‘lit-
' ll.l\'4‘n, Flinn.
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, Suite age. details of ex-
. g (which will be held colli-
.‘illtl salary wanted.
for general
Edw. Malley
Must be lam-r
stole, otiice
rlliwfi rooms with improve
(‘ S. liuvton. Mead's Drug
, North Main street, South Nor-
‘<'7‘EI)ASaleiseirls in all depart:
..~nl.~' at the Boston Store. Expor-
t 'i“.' unnecessary.
'.’N'l‘l£ll l)i;-i.\\n:-liv'r. Suzi)
in. llostau
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rent, 42 Smith .\l.tiii
“dominant .
‘ "Eli‘s. Louise Canfield,
t .._:-~tt avenue, Norwalk, Ct.
l ".‘ilte Lessons in Dancing
Telephone 1838
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-—(‘ider barrels. nice, clean
.so-gat. syrup barrels from one at the
largest cake factories in the world,
$0.60 each. Reynold's Poultry Farm.
Highland Ave., Phone 1036.
FOR SALE :—-A 1914 Buick roadster in
A1 condition. Any demonstration
desired will be cheerfully given. in-
quire il. Raymond. 22 Burrilt Ave.
Hill SALE —Ronsting chickens and
tr'i‘gasse. 10 Rowan St., East Nor~
wal .
y til”. .
one give heater see me fore malt-
£8 yo selection. Prioo "Mable.
nice prom t. mghen Mllcr, All-
view Ave, Ph e . ~
mam'r PRICES paid tor cattle and
cures so hogs and poultry. Ad-
dress 1i lotkin &. Son. Conn. Ave,
South Norwalk. Conn.. Tel. South Nor-
walk, 2078. Drop postal and 1 will call.
CARRIGAN t FLYNN. local and long
distance trucking or all kinda. Olce
PW & Co.:Phono 1571. House plume
y
_ WAlal. PM" AND PM"?
The Background of a Hoops Home.
Just received ten thousan edits at
no!“ paper. Latest designs and coloring
wit pressed borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing one. But before going crime place
also and pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock ”Land save from
to to no per one shut-ates mania
rival on paper and painting.
piper now and lave mane
LEXANDEB i'irrs:
l‘ Lowe Street. Tel. 8189.
CURB G.
cretqitigi. égttémgagagofll-Zl g
m Quinn “W‘fiw [L 53%
us.
ammo camp
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called £0: and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaniiur Co.
Goo. 8. Wm Manager
87 CEDAR STREET PHONE m
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‘Oll SALE—About 3 acres of very fine
land. fruit trees. little wood build-
ing on Flax lllll road. very low price
for quick buyer; for particulars see
l.. Salvi. 34 Stewart Ave.
HOUSE T0 LET—-l"urnished 9 room
house, 5 bedrooms. acre ground. gar-
den. sewer. electricity. heat. To rent
II; )‘lfay 15th or later. Powers, Hickory
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FUR SALE—date 1918 Ford roadster
with commercial body; also deck
body good condition. Call after 5 o'-
clock. 22 Van Zant St.
FOR SALE —1914 seven passenger
(intidallc. recently overhauled. Avl
condition. Call and see J. Bittnei'.
tzfilkiast Washington St., East Nor-
wa .
FUR SALE—Complete bed, Ice liox
hammock. 2 porch rockers. All prac~
tically new. 74 Woodward Ave.
'03. SALE—Large two family house
right near the center. , 'l‘wo min
'llerl from station. All improvements.
One large room can be used for busi-
~53 purposes. Inquire Box 35, care
Sentinel. ‘ .
F‘Oil SAI.E~—$400 buys a good large
building lot right in Norwalk; 60 by
1:3: can build house or store or I'ac—
on it. Bargain. Address I’. 0.
543, South Norwalk.
i"()lt SALEA Late 1919 model lndian
_inotorcycle; fully equipped vvilh
sale car. electric lights, born. 21 Film-
grove St.. South Norwallt.
lol‘y
Box,
FOR SALE —Late_ni‘odel 1920 cut-1n;
lt‘l, used one month. Address F. C.
H._ cure Sentinel.
F‘OR BALE—A 1920 Chevrolet road-
ster. not, less than 4000 miles, in Al
condition. inquire l-‘iore Bros. Garage
lluntord i’laee. Phone 925 or 741.
FOR SA}. lvrllouse till improvements,
Bargain for quicklbuyer. Apply on
premises, 1:: Isaac St., Norwalk.
FOR SALE —.'l houses at 19-21 Union
street, buildings {or rent, at 15
airbus“ street. The Hatch 8: Bailey
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l'. warty in all sections of
t . . urn. For particulars ask
, :lQHN T. HAYES,
.‘ .‘xzzt‘m Street, Norwaik.
l ‘ Estate Insurance
lfiZ HIRE—New 31/; 'ton
.‘=‘zzckway truck for mov-
l and general trucking.
I hire ‘ Naggy Bros., 71
",3" St, South Norwalk,
‘jnlglephone 1518.
.jt till: STOLBN~ Yesterday
3 #1 ill Flux Hill road near
vw' :1 small black and tan
‘3 . .".""‘-"'". return as he is
w. .l lumtly at children. Notify
at Briggri'man‘s or 12
SALE
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ReSidence at
.1 Flax Hill Road
“gmg to estate of bank;
A Smith. Lot am. by
, ~39. House contain 10mm.
4.1 lavatories, 1 extra toilet:
‘jtlfices on 2 floors, excellen-
iig system, oak {1005.
- mu: trim. Garage for 1 car. ”
- particulars Address I. 1H
;: Smith, No. 32 Elmwood
South Norwallr, Conn.
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nuNTUCKY WANTS COAL.
‘:tl‘:()RT, Ky., Sept. 25.—M0d~
.,: the. coal priority orders 0!
Mututn Contract"! _ ' sh!
l by Governor E. P. M0170"
leufllm to“ the emit
he infers that ml I‘ll). 1."
.- l' to preVenl a coal me.
'"ll’lv'y, - ... L4“ .u‘...
Am :nrir’s telegram stated that
priority orders w “I. a-
discriminatory are «a '7
_ ‘ ::, hermit mines of t.
. the Kentucky ". ' ‘
. HOMES "M '
legal inc-é!"
l newspaper
said District.
Herald: day of hearing.
TO LET—Darien apartment. six rooms
said District. ct least (17
T0 l.l-7l‘—Z furnished rooms. improve-
ments. near trolley and station;
gentleman preferred or married cou-
pe. in private faintly. inquire Box 10.
Sentinel Office.
To LET—Six rooms all latest im-
provements. inquire 45 . Falrfield
avenue.
TO LET» 2 single or connected front
rooms. newly furnished. inquire 21
N. Main St.
South Norm-1k Hothodlll Emmi
church—clunky service! an follow:
At 10:30. preaching service. Bar-ion
them’o: “Jesus. the Mo- oi Courage."
At 12 o'clock. may school and ’1‘. c.
B. class .mectlng. This is My
Sunday. At 0:46.- Epwortl League
meeting. led by the president or the
league. lilo- Ruth Reymand. At 7:30.
evening service of song and preach-
ing. The evening sermon theme will
be: ,"The Cure for Deopondoncy."
The mid-week service wil be hem
on Thursday evening at 7:45. The
subject will be: “Dost the Bible At-
tempt to Predict Conditions “a
Event: Taking Place in T1!!- Age m
in the Time to Come?"
The choir rehearses every Friday
evening.
"Rally Sunday" for the Church has
been set for the scoop-i Sunday 0: 0c-
ltober.
Pastor. John J. Shandy: 0mm,
Miss Willa Miller. Chorus choir. ln-
spiring and helpful niusw at all serv-
lees.
Rev. Fred Jacobo will address the
'l‘. t. it. close at the noon hour on
tSundai'. All are InvitI-ri. Come In and
hear an interesting speaker.
l-Ipioeo, pal
Mnrsland.
at 10:30
East avenue Methodist
church. lll‘v. Herbert H.
Mot—Morning semico-
o'clock. Preaching it)" lht- pastor.
Subject: “A Neglected prdinance."
Sunday school session at l2 o'clock.
Men'n class meets at l‘.‘:l5 for Icstson
study and discussion.
Mrs. A. s. Carpentrr will lead the
Bpworth ltogue meeting at 3' o'clock.
Mist-lion study is the prescribed topic.
Song and sermon :wrvlcc at 7:45
o’clock. The pastor \\ill speak on "A
Personal Question."
“'nineodny afternoon at 2 o‘clock
the Lilllil'l' Aid Sock-t) \illl meet.
Mid-Week service at \ o'clock on
Thursday ninht.
The (‘liorul l'iilou Will meet in the
church on Saturday multl.
w
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Kiilcht street A. .\l H. Church. W'.
Henry Lamar. pastor ii a. m.. ser»
molt. Subject: "“Allillil Enter."
12:30. Sunday school 7145 p. m..
praise service. b p. [it . Hermon. Still-
left: "The Stirring m the Eagle‘s
Nest." .
'I‘tienday cvt-iiing- Player and class
meeting.
\‘t'rdiu-atlsu- (‘\'i'nlllf‘ A very ini—
portanl meeting for all omuars of the
church.
Friday evening (‘liulr iehcnrsal.
The South Norwalk t‘ongrcgntional
church. llt'V. 1’. ll. Jacobs. minister:
Mrs. [.1 lt'\lllg Smith, soloist: Archi-
bald Merriam. organist «Services for
Sunday morning. Sept :6. will begin
promptly at 10:30 o't-lot-k. Mr. Jacobs
will preach. Mrs. Smith will sing,
The Sunday school will meet at l: m.
This will be our {llllflilll promotion
day. Every member ..i the school is
TO LET - Furnished room in a private
_iamily. all convenience. Box 420.
So. Norwalk.
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with bath. Electricity and hot war
ter turnished. Near station. Rent
$00.00. Phone Darien 73-2.
TO LET» 4 furnished rooms for house
keeping. Five minutes to South
Norwalk Station. For .inlornituiou
address N. E. '1‘. care Sentinel.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District. of Norwalk 53., Probate
Court. September 24, A. I). 1920.
'Estate of Margaret ilisclier. late of
Aoryvalk in said District. deceased.
\\ herons. written application has
been made to this Court by the ex-
ectitrix of the will or said deceased.
raving for reasons therein set forth
or an order authorizing and empower-
ing her to sell the inventoried real
estate of said estate;
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Porbate
Office. in Nor-walk. on the 30th din of
September. 1920, at 10 o‘clock fore~
noon; and that public notice thereoi'l
be given to all portions interested‘
therein by publishing this order in a.
newspaper having a circulation in
e d l or!
said day'of hearin “y be!
HENRY w.
FOR SALE—New market fixtures; a
bargain. new. worth $1500, cut tol
less than 1-2: should be grabbedt
quick. Laurence, 15 South nMin St.,
Phone 1900.
FOR SALE—Ornamental and flower:
inc. trees, bushes and shrubs. Having"
purchased nursery section 0! the Roi
“nylon greenhouse, We offer this fine:
stock at bargain prices. Reynold'S'
rgaltry Farm, Highland Ave., Phone;
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‘OR SALE-$1500 down, the balance of .
small monthly payments will buy;
a well built. small house, ready [0]"
occupancy and nearly 6‘acres of land.
within walking distance of trolley in
Norwaik. Price $4,500. Wm. chh.
Nat-walk ,or , 17th own broker.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk 93., Probate
Court. September 24. A. D, 1930. 1
Estate of Louis S. Beers, late of.
Norwaik in said Dsitrict, deceasedm
Whereas. written application hasl
been made to this Court by the admin-t
istrntor of said estate, praying. for
reasons set forth. for on order author-
izing and empowering. it to sell cor-2
lain real estate of said estate, peril-l
cularly described in slid licotion:
Ordered. That. said app .
heard and detorm at the Porbate.
’li‘llde, in Norwalk, on the 30th dav oft
September. 1920, n 10 o'clock tore—s
noon; and that public notice thereof!
4'): “ft-uh to gill! lallergens intuition
teren you s ng Igordar ..
brings“ ion 1
of
five days berm.
may w. onedonv, Judge}
new.
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exhibit. their chins
Those .who ... t to
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GREGORY. Judge.
sentinel
mortise in the
expected to be present.
A full attendance i. urged for the
September met-ting ot’ the \thtso-
ever (‘lrclr of the King's llaughlero.
which wit be held at the church. ’l‘ucs~
d:l_\' afternoon. Sept. 23. nt 2:3".
The music arm-nod“ tor Sunday
morning is as follows:
‘W'Vlllllt‘r ~".\lt~lodle". . . . liliicmeiithsl
“tremor-y; “Andante" ....... l.t iitoiit
loin . "Salvo Regina". . . . Parke-r
l’onlltide— "l“f‘fillinl March"... . . .Syre
'rht- Smith \‘orn’nlk Baptist church l
(the home-like church). Rummy.
"liullv llzty">—.\lnrning sen ice at
10:30 9. m.. preaching li)‘ the pastor.
lit-v. L. J. Scliovpplt-r. Subject: "MO-
blllzlllx for God." Hililv- school and
"Men's Brotherhood at l: itomi. First
meeting of l:rotht~rhood—~»ull mem-
bt-m t-xpl-I‘tI-tl. 6:45 p. m.. (‘ltristiaii
Endeavor. 7:30 p. m.. examination of
members of the school will be held.
and. if found qualified. will be award-
ed diplomas. (‘omc and see what has
been accomplished. Let this be a gen-
lllllt‘ “ltnlly I‘ay" Hi‘iVlfi‘.
110nmi3'-——Volcy bull. 7;:io p. m.
Thursday-«Prayer met-ting. 7:45 p.
In.
‘ Grace Baptist church»rl‘rcnchiii:
at ti o. in. Sunday school at 12:30.
St. Luke sermon at 3 o'clock p. m.
Preaching rat‘s o‘clock p. m. Rev. Dr.
.
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Othhe
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Pat-lion l.’l{ommt-dicu; choir director. .
Every Member
will receive equal consideration in this
bank from the tot of tender years up to
”(11,113 and mmpa”—,—we make no .
tinction in the ages of d1v1duals or
the amount of the account our Inter-
est Department. 011nm rest. on Sav-
ings and your interest in stimu-
' . [ates evervway.
In'an advertisement" we
can only 511
you in I : but ,. alwavs
With the sincerity that we
would shake hands With
You intact.
_ j A i ' we
know it the? .ot‘.4%
interest William up.
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«hone. _ - .
Trinity ‘church. Rev. Tums E.
'n. rector—Clientlar for the week
nlng Sept. 20th (non Sunday
e. s Trinity): 8 a. m.. Holy Commun-
. i 30‘s. m.. Church school. 11 o.
inn. morning prayer and sermon. 7:30
p. m.. evening prayer avid sermon.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.-——.\diourned busi-
ness meeting of the Trinity Men's
Chili. ' _
Wednesday. 9:80 a. m.-———Hory Corn-
munion—rl-‘east or St. Hichuel and All
Angels. ‘
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.-—Choir DM-
ticc. ,
Friday. 3:30 p. m.——Cnndidates'
class of the Girls' Friendly acciety.
Adventist Christian church. Har-
vey and Van Zest ltreeta. Em Nor-
walk. 1U ' Frank Leslie Long. pas-
tor.——'l'he subject or the pastor at
10:30 a. m.. will be: "Changetul Days
in lsracl." This into be for the ben-
efit of the l-‘onvaed Hovemenl. in the
Adventist denomination. The Sun-
day school will convene at 12. At
5:15 p. m.. the members of the chor-
us will meet to review the service in
Istory and song. to be presented Oct.
ilid. The Loyal \Vorkers’ service will
iconvent at 6:15 p. m.. With Stephen
\‘elsor as leader. and “The W Fill-
ed Lilo" as the topic. "Nomllk'l
Greatest Sin" is the W's subject
for the evening service at 7:30. and
special music will be. rendered at thi-
servl-zn
First Church of Christ. Scientist, 57
West avenue—The
service at this church is held at 11
I. In.
t‘hrlstian Science subject. Septem-
lwr 20. “Ilc,':tlit3’." '
Sundly school will be held at 11
, iridium” a'a‘m‘a. an“
ammo-dammed”. Aline‘
regular Sunder '
My study. as usual. at I and 4..
in (befall. ' '
t . f3 .. *
(‘th Cedar- «an acne Moot avo-
nue. liartin 1.. Steup. anion-m
amuol- special m W will be
observod‘loloonow at at. We
Lutheran church. Rev. A. 1‘. Peeli-
told. of Powtucleet, B. 1.. will deliver
the German addre- ot 10:30. end“
Rev. Robert B. set-up. of new York.“
,“ l>l {'9‘ A
brother of the local pastor.
preach o wit-ion sermon in Englilh
at 3:30 in the afternoon. m un-
ices promise to be intending and im—
pre-ive. A int-Ion curing will be
inter: up by envelopes. Every mem-
ber and friend of the pariih should be
present. For the out-of-town flail"-
ors and those living far from the.
church a luncheon will be served by
the Sunday school at 9:80.
Next service. at the Westmrt mis-
sion on Sunday, Oct. 3. at 3:30.
——-4
Preachire service at the. home of
Mr. and " . i’lumh. 116 Taylor ave-
nuo.‘ um Frinnocticut avenue. one
block. or! turnpike. These meetings
are- a continuation of tho-e held in
the gospel tent. on Mam direct.
Vv’e on meeting in home. until we can
get a place for public wouhip. These
meetings held at the dime-rout horns
are not private. Everyone welcomed.
The public invited. Regular preach-
ing service. Good meetings. Come.
South Norwalk Rescue Mission. 63
Henry street. Elbert Gale. superin-
tendent.—Sundny school at 2 p. ru.
At 3:15 p. m.. praise and testimony
meeting. which will be in charge at
Mrs. 'l‘jader. or Tokenelte. Open ale
meeting. Sunday evenink at 7. on the.
corner ol- Raymond and Day streets.
o'clock.
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. ‘l'obotli these serv-
lcrn the public is invited.
inz. C1 Wall street, open week days
(holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p. in.
All are welcome.
international llllple Students. Red
51- "'9 Hall. “'nshiuglcn street. South
never tile lttll llu- to in- perfect mtn
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This is
the smallest and
lightest efficient washing ma-
,chine made. Yet its capaci-
lty is equal to that of any
standard washer. The Gey-
ser Electric Washer has been
endorsed by
Good Housekeeping Institute
and
The New York trim Institute
and guaranteed by the makers to
fulfill every claim.
The Norwalks’
.‘ Electric Co.
’EWOAL CONTRACTORS
Family-
handswith
bdore .
t
Reading room in Roodner’s build-'
Norwnlk. li. ll. llarlicr. of lloslon.
“ill Nature in the home of Mu.‘
Cliurltfi Al'hlJJ'l'UY nu-nuv. l'fll‘if‘n.
Tuesday afternoon. Sept. t’\. :it three
o'clock. and evening at 7:30. All who
are hilt-rested in Hiv- \itnl liitvlicni
topic. "That many in this city will
. ?
cl
spondina' to their, grad public
‘school. u or 3m 0 1 teachers.
iChilgrcn m t“ “a 0 up will
it
”after Finlerty's interests in this city
‘Evening service at . :45.
l Meetings Wedmy and Friday
tcvenings at ti.
Everybody
l service-i.
is welcome to these
Morning Mr (‘hristian Association. 1
~r.\lm-tiiig on Raymond street from 5
‘o't‘lut'k until 6:3". All urc- welcome.
' .—
3 St. Paul's pariah. Rev.
{Howe-ll. rector (St'vl‘lllt-O'nlh
.afler Trinity). -4230 ti. m..
lCommtiiiion. 9 :i. m.. St. Andrew's
;Sllllda}' school. :53 Main street. \Niii—
7nipmik. 9:15 a. m.. St. Paul‘s Sunday
'school. 10:30 a. m.. Holy (‘onimtmlon
:nnd sermon. 7:30 p. m.. evening
' prayer.
1 Parents pic-one take notice that the
‘Sum‘lai school sessions are resumed.
land see that all boys and girls are in
their place at tin- opening hour or
0:15. at the church.
l The senices at El. l‘aiil’l church
vil'T‘ for all who wish to come to them.
whether members of the parish or
not. firm-rial invitation is given to
strangers and \isilcrr iti town.
Xtfl' scholars are welcome. at either
f the two Sunday schools. whr re
corre-
l.oulu B.
Sunday
Holy
l
go
ithcy “ill be placed in
be ficchetl.
The church is opt-n. all day. every
day in the ytur. for private prayer.
roll and meditation.
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First Congtcuational clitircli. Nor—
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timetor.-—-.\im~ninz service at 10:36
‘with preaching by the pastor. Sub-
jm-l: "Aiuong the Trees." Sunday
school at noon. The Chflotian En-
deavor will hold its first meeting- at
6:45 p. m.. in the parish lioune~»l(-ad-
er. Miss Mary Rider.
Saturday. Oct. 2nd. the Ministering
Circle will hold :1 utility sale. in the
parish house. from 2 to 6 p. m. 'l‘cal
will be ecrvcd: cakes and useful arti- .
cles will be. for sale. All are invited.
Music for Sunday:
Mira. la’lli‘an Slierwood-Xewkirlc. so-
prano: Mrs. Edna May Selleck.
pianist; Miss Mechelle Austin. vio-
linist.
l‘n‘ludt:~-“Scliuler»("oncertino in G"
.................... Adult lluber
Violin and Piano.
Offertory~<"llaccaroik" (from
Contest D‘ llofl'maiiii"
.......... Jacques Offenbach
Violin and Piano.
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"Loo
Soprano Solo~“l-‘enr Not Ye. 0 Is-
rael" ............... Dudley Buck
Posthidc—W‘loumc" (from the 2nd
Violin Sonata) .......... .l. S. Bach
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WANTS MATCH FAIR WEEK.
Thomas l-‘ioherty. of South Boston.
has come to Linbury to remain and
after Fair Week and is lookiq for a
match with any 145 pound boxer in
Dunbar-y or vicinity [or some even-
ing of Fair Week. Thom O'Doo
hell. of 87 “‘hite street, is to look
end to arrange a match.
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