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he.» York cast. Palace Theatre, South Norwalk, Thursday. October7th.
i FAlRFlELD COUNTY YMCA
WEEKLY mews
Young Men‘s Sunday in Fairfielcl
1 County. .
; Young Men’s Sunday was‘ observed:
with special meetings and add:‘esso~"
lyy Count? and State Swat-fies lee-tr
Sunday at (launorndale. Vl'ilton. Nov.-
Canaan and Rideefield. Mr. E T.
Thiees. the Hartford County YMCA
Secretary addressed an audience at:
the Methodist Church in Cannomiaio:
Sunday morning and was the speaker?
at the [’nion servicp held in the Eris».
(“opal Church at “'ilton in 1th vvr‘rw'
ing. Fred D. Fagg. the State Sec-1‘63.-
tary of the YMCA was the «make;
at a I’nitm ("hm-eh :3an held in ma“
Methodist Church of New Canaan“
Ridzefield observed the day wixh an
address by the State (”minty “fork;
Secretary. H. H, Smith. These moot-
ings worn largely attended and mark:
9;] the beginning of a renewed intern
eat in work for boys and young men!
Suizv- of tho pnime in tho (‘nuntr oh-
ééil‘l‘ed this day last Shrine. Newmwn
and naihol are planninz for absent
mine of thi:~ M'Pnt in Ootnhm:
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Those present were:
Jot-2'. H. l.;:hv of So. Nm-walk. Julian
VJ, (furtiss oi Greenwich. John M.
other YMCA groom throughout tlm
(lullnfj' Ln partir-ipato in a (‘numy
v
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‘t'hild
Sensation, “Buddies" with_the en.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figfl
Child’s Best Laxativel
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'(‘nl_\«—iook lot the name California on fipldu
“(‘ulitmnia" Syrup of Figs
the zazlihage. then 1-01: are- suw your
12.
. 'l‘lw r'ommifim- havinx r-harga" m" hmin‘: “H" bestand most
“I“ Fill-”d ('Zlmi’fllzn for hp Hint-mt hillnniflisphy”. “in... m" limp Hom-
ol an YMr‘t intarosr< in Fairfield f‘q“'f‘j‘."‘_ “1'51, b““f“‘ ‘Th‘m‘im 10“"
,(fonmr' hold a moorinz in Jndzn If I“??._‘""“: “l“ d”‘-‘"‘]f’.’“‘.°“
ll.izlit',~ nflirp F‘ridsx' afternoon last ‘9‘?"‘.’. h‘l‘t‘é' “in must say (amor-
tweak. R‘s-horn: of the prnzrm: made ma.
‘ww‘v wow-nti-ri mrl i-lzms laizl to (nnz- "m A ‘ 0"
which! - (‘mnnaizn within the next TUG IN D'SABLED C D'flON'
NEW“ Loxoox, on. 5.——Tuz Bar-6
rm; Furl-1. 1mm which the steamers
Cumberland and Fort Wright ’broke
adrift last Thursday night. readied“
New York in badly disabled ('ondition
ll'llf'li :nr ‘2 to lo hold in l’nt‘w' 0 -
Clover of" Norwnlk Gmrve 3; Sim: Sunday niol'mnz. The tug Moose-ta-
gfl 0;» thlwl m‘_lf‘..H“ Emithn‘ tén'u'zika. which \Ve-nt from hPlP to the
Srte Yd‘ir‘W. and ‘E l Saxt’onl ”x"; i-e-Miw of 'l‘t- ei-‘amers. has also
leat'hed New Ymk. \Vlivro she was as-
Futility Sew rétary. .zgh (l 10 13..“ l “I ll‘ he l‘PD'lll‘Pd m
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Trumbu ' P ”31"“ or The euro tho rosult of hm' battle Will] the
fi. nibbling of tho Trumbull YMCA
rmnmittm- was held at the home of
Mr Plumb on Tuesday of in?! weak»
Plans wore laid for the promotion 0?
two groups through the year. A
spatial committee was appointed to
complete arranrzemems for the moot-
I gar-print
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SAN EVAN. P. R., Oil.
’(onvc-niome— and promotion of deposi-
tors a local bank has installed a tin;
system for those who can_
sign their names to M! or;
deposits. Finger-prints instead of sig-
in: place, An Openinz meeting i:—* . . _ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ a
being plannPd for both groups on Pi‘tu‘1‘:"__w”iflbe,k:sel a. a mean. of
\Nednesday ovaninz. October 6th. .h 9’11““3; ‘9‘ ‘
Ml‘uBlel‘se‘ of the Bridgeport YMPA
has been sewn-ed to assist in a pro-5
gram of songs, readings and Incline
{11112111211 for the year will be adopted.
Ridgef‘eld High School YMCA.
A group of boys in Ridkefield high
school have decided that the time has
come to organize a YMCA group in
for an opening rally and organization
meeting on Friday evening. October
18th.
’ lethal YMCA Plus.
At a meeting of some of the high
school boys it was decided to promote
a high school leCA with bl-monthly
meellnzs. The date for the first meet-
in: has been «at for Thursday even-
ing, October 7th. The Bethe] group
have extended the invitation to the
Saturday, October 30th. ,
Fairfletd County CW W
their high school. They are planning
‘ The regular meeting of the Fair-
‘fleld County YMCA Commfitee wm
its hold on W»
her 2nd. at " p. m.
., in the once 0!
Jud
successfnl Camp conducted this Sum~
lmar will be presented. It will also
‘be part of the business of this meet-
,ing to arrange for the program of
. - coming Yeah , »
work for the M “a.”
The joint committee. representing
lttees ol' Fume“
the County 0'3“. 3 “08‘
mm
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2e Light. South Nor-“Hi. At this:
one a complete report or the very ‘
’R-a'ent Thoatre, Henry W.
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Om:
on.“ ”age Kennedy herself in
“Com, Thumiay. Oct- 7-
"etj-ru! by the 1m.
gm: the question a to when
he lid in sum-nae any so
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of
mom-om, cm. 5.41:: Sic-non
j Rubber Cm ell-II todayJ
but: out of» work 35! wares?
ofthe manuemhenoffiel‘
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the company have made}.
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dlmcult to give them
a Spirit is not a ghost.
that w substituting fie
"immanence of God,” the
God was present ever-m in on
m a: a man w on.- ~
caption of where God use. But the
result he teen that the my one
caption and idea of Go! is Olluub~
in: into nothingness. Tm Br. “f
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and in the don-est and'nastmg
ing way of the only sense in While!1
this question “where is God” culli-
have any meaning. Re I“ on to 1
show in? scientific thought and re—
ligions thought have heelcnva‘glng
to the one point of the fact of God's
Moe and of the nut-um at No.1
working. He left the audience, after
a number of questions had been ask- 4
ed. keenly interested in whlx‘he vm
say tonight on the theme "Does Han
Hm; Soul?” “What is mum-anon l"
in the universe?" "Would the ab-
sence of manficripple God?” "What
could an infinite God care about. such
a speck?" "Is not socialism the bent1
religion?" All these questions till be
involved and will be answered in the
discussion tonight. Opportunity for
any other quesions will he give-n to
all who attend. Meeting promptly at
7:45 o'clock. with the lemure begin-‘
ning at once. in the ouih Nor-wall:
fMethodist Epismpal Church.
CUBA'S SUGAR CANE
CROP SMALL
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HAVANA. Cuba. 0:1. :’-.--Predlction
that Cuba‘s cane crop would be inieri-*
or m the one (if 1919. and that its;
product would not roach the market’
before February. 1922. was nude in“
a bulletin issued laFl nizht by the
sales: commission whirl: represents
holders oi a mnsiiierablo portion or
this year's: crop. ‘
“in via-w of the ink: of the prop in
the Orient rwcinn." tho bulletin said.
“tho zlhanrlnnmnnt of irony can-a
and iiw poor (loazinz up of
others. ”:9 dolor-Kl v: ‘k in r-ano
fields in numeral o>,'w that of
é.
3' REMEMBER what Linooln
said “teach economy—that
ts-one of the tint and high-
est virtues; it begins with
gaving money."
Teach your child the value of
saving even a penny and that
me penny added to mother
:nakes the nickel, dime and dol-
Lar—and more. This bank will
gladly receive-the pennies and
help Uiedfltle childm: to We
_ ion pennies grow.
in Dupe-its made on or before
319 10th will draw interest from'
the let.
City National Bank
South Not-walk. Conn.
1!
NEXT YEAR.
HYmJeinQu'
TAX SAVINGS .
CLUB
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South Norwak
TmstComany
Capital and Surplus $375,000
likaairnns
'13 W on South Not-walk
Calm t
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ELECTRIC SHOP
Victor Weoely
(hm-:11 m Van ha.)
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FACTS
Today, begin to save.
H appiness is
E nhanced by a bank account.
P utting 03 until later on
E ndanzem your future.
0 1d age needs money.
P rudenee requires that m
L ay aside part of your earnings
E ach day or week.
S tart now, do not welt,
There are a hundred good
R easons why you should save.
[’ n'less you do, poverty due to
Sickness «or other comes,
T hreatens your future welfare.
0 ome to us with your deposit.
0 at bank is safe, sane and
sound.
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TRANSPORTATION CO.
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COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS ON EASY
TERMS~
Come on in and select $10 worth of. records and pay 50¢ a
week. Pay while you play. We also arrange easy terms on all
talking landlines. A very small deposit will deliver to your
home any machine.
Wealso have received a lam,
amount of rolls and sheet music.
“MMOO’M summon..-
H. Dilly, prep. 8.. Matt, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler