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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 23, 1920 · page 7

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"flux; MM» Md Aw” " Railroad Place
fi—Chauiber maid. Apply ht. ‘ .
JameS-, 3 FOR SALE—Self feeder store in good
"a Day man cop-Ht at L “M“M’ gflahfi' 133353. a
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‘ .‘.’ l rJI)—-Couple
housekeeping. Telephone 317.

x N 'l' Elf-Boys

Steady work. good salary. Neptune
.lrtlwvre Mtg. Co.. 66 Fort St.. East
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wishes room‘ fool»

in machine shop. P09

FOR SALE—Seven-room house, No. 3
Livingstone st. 6003
hath. furnace. range, gas. A
price. Fairl' easy terms. Immediate
sesion. win L. Hoyt (owner), 3

\Vestport Ave.

FOR SALE—1917 Ford touring car.
3175. 1911 Ford Chub with 1917

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'ANTlZD-At once, a number 0!.

'gltls to even up dancing closeout

' ’th gentlemen learners. Special low
~l‘cr. 15 lessons 35. Policy‘s Dancing
.Chool, Tel. 2227.

‘ANTED~T0 rent

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to a desirable

party a farm of 15 acres. Special
ltlllt‘t’lllt‘nts will be made to proper
n~~~un. well recommended. Address

...-. 3!“. South Norwnlk. Conn.

 

' t.\Tl;ll~An intelligent man (or
inner“: work. gltltii'ess L. th.

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LOST .

.;.~"l‘ \\'ill man ~seen picking up,
i» .‘Hlit' on Main St... please return
- m Allie.l(':tll Ry. Express Co.
:it ..tt lix. (‘n., (‘lin‘ortl Hotel Bltig.l
lz'l‘ l-‘ltliE~50 loads of’good dirt
. (blue and get what you want.

.33”) Monroe St.

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Probate

‘.-'l‘i('i of Norwalk. $3..
a ()cto 23. A. D. 1920.
‘~:'l’o: In onnecticut of Edwin E.

law of Philipstown, Putnam
New York. deceased.
Lt‘lt‘llS. written application has
mulls» to this (‘ourt for adminis-
'v:-:. 01' said «state not adminis-
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(Mb-ivd. That said application
-.tl :znd determined at the Probate
‘. in Norwulk. on the 28th clay of
' .ewr. 1920. at 2 O'clock, afternoon:
that public notice «thereof be
~. To all persons interested there-
by publishing this order in a news-
. having a circulation in said [lis-
:lt leilSt five days before said
u: ‘IPGHHg. .
HENRY \V. GREGORY.
, Judge
ORDER OF NOTICE
.lm‘ftic’ ol' Norwztlk, 59.,
”.11, October 2:}. A. D. 1920.

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Probate

\Vllt‘Y‘PflS. written application has
i x; mmlt- to this rourt tor admis-
.‘ . 1,. plulmlw or u ('(‘l‘lillll written

'rlzzuwnl as and for the-will Cf
'.:n..‘w Lord Smith. late of Cold

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in the County of Putnam. and
‘ or” New York, deceased?
Hrtls-rwrl. That said application be
<1 and (‘lt‘lt'l'lnilled at the Probate
in Norwalk on the 28‘11 dav of
(tht'l', 1920, at. 2 O'CIOCK, “Lem”
:imt public notice m.. -. '
:_.ven to all persons interested therein
ly publishing this order in .1 hey 2--
i al-er lusting :l circulation in said Dis-
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HENRY W. GREGORY.‘
Judge.

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David W. Raymond
UNDERTA‘K'ER

Tels.—Officc, 1103: Home, 693
27 WASHINGTON ST.

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FOR SALE"

Mahogany Colonial Escri-
toire, Empire Style . . . . $50

Underwood typewriter
(red and black ribbon) $55

Parlor suit‘ (four pieces)” €15

Large Gas lungs“L with
Broiler .......,‘,v $1.

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Refrigerator (4 doors)

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Rev. T. E. Swan.

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‘springs

-. d, 75. 1919 Ford chaste. anu.
{9:39:303: motor 335. G. Mckendric.
'est Nohvnlk, E’hone 259-12.

FOR SALE—Oldsmobile, 4—possenger

roadster, good condition, wire
wheels. 2 spares. new shoes, electric
lights. starter, power pump, new _
ide battery. Quick buyer can get a
verv attractive price. \V. A. REld, 8
l-‘itéh St... East Norwalk, or Rowayton
station.

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FOR SALE—A corner store. Good lo-

cation. Has candy. stationery, to-
bacco. patent. medicines, etc. Reus-
nnable price. Must be sold at once.
inquire at 14 Lowe 8L. South Aer.
walk, Conn.

0R SALE—-Chlld's large size crib:
Brass trimmed. with mattress and
complete. In perfect condi-
11011. 156 Main St., or telephone 10 -3.

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FOR SALE—owoom house. together

with bakery building. bot 100:1“,
$4.300. Terms easy. Apply J. M. Loy-
ton & Co., Inc, 5. R. 1:. Ave. S. N
Conn.
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, 1920 . like

new, lord starter, demountable rims.
Price 3750; also 1918 Ford Sedan, de—
mountable rims, Price $500. Call at 5
“‘estsort Ave. Phone 2166-2. even-

mas.
FOR SALE-

 

 

11400111. {two family
house on Ely e uo, Electric lights,
tubs and toilets. me 10!. For pur-
ticulpr: address Bargain, “Sentinel.

FOR SALEv—Modern 6-room house.
large rooms, hat-dWai-e Doors. bath.
electric lights. hot water, heat. coal
and gas ranges. near schools and trol-
ley. Large lot. fruit and shrubberv.
Price for immediate sale and posses-
sion. $6,500. Terms. hall cash. Ad-
dress Box 625. So. Norwulk. Conn.

FOR SALE—Building large enough
for two garage buildings. goou “m..--
rial. T. Smith. South end Howayton
Ave. iowayton Conn.

FOR SALE—COAL—On cars at Ro-
wnyton station. several hundredtons
anthracite buckwheat No. 1 coal. Tile
very best for steaming purposes. \\ Ill
)rove satisfactory [or household use.
10.00 per net ton car load. $10.50 per
net ton less car load lots. Tnendlyt
Schenck, telephone 5892—2.» .

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OR SALE-One 5-passenger Buick
Touring car. completely-equipped in
fine condition. Prices: $650.
phone. Darien, 235.

FOR SALE—Winter cabbage, extra

hard and heavy, best keeping tra-
riety. also carrots and yellow onions.
Tel. 1140, Blithefield Farm, \Voltpit
Hill Rd,‘ Norwalk. '

FAR SALE—Parlor st'ove, pipe_ and
zinc. reasonable, call at 15 Haviland
SL, after Fri. :11.

SALE OF FA M TOOLS—One-horse

Syracuse plo . cultivator. corn she1<
ler, hand or power, helping Henry
power attachment for sawing wood.
etc, with auto. 0. J. C. sow and litter
of 8 pigs, horse. wagon. harness—B.
t1. Lester. Sycamore farm, Post Road,
)arien.

FOR SALE—A bargain in hot-bed
sash, Lord and Bumham. 3 light
standard, 3x6 IL. in good condition. 58
each, $2.50 in quantities- R. C. Lester,
Sycamore Farm. Post Road. Darlen.

FOR. SALE—Ornamental and flower-

ing trees, bushes and shrubs. Having
purchased nursery section or the R0-
wayton greenhouse, We otter this fine
stool: at bargain prices. Reynold‘s
Poultry Farm, Highland Ave, Phone

1036.

FOR SALE~Modem c-roo house
and lot. including all Ianprovo

melts. with garage. In~ first-class un—

ditlon. Far further particulars, call

between 3 and 9 at 18 Ivy Place 80.

NOrwalk. '

FOR iéLE—Fann, 27 acres in East.

,Nomlk, loads of fruit; barn and
out-houses. House recently destroyed.
Inquire Mrs. Grllhn. 36
East Norwalk, TeL 182

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hard wood. (tech. doo-

rels. used onlv onceflflfio each;

outbursts“ . .mmne ,
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Business Opportunity,
1 have a plan whereby holder; or
depreciated mining undother listed
securities can convert their loosen
into profits. ‘
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I'll fix it or it‘s e Cal. In my re-

pair shop In the rear 0 the, Mahacke-
130.110th B
Will me p repairs on all-

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electrical merchandise. and appliances.
‘Voeuum cleaners, main-one, a spec-
a ti.

’ Yours {or Service.
J. M. HOMER.
~ Electric Site
in rear of Muhackem ote], ‘SOuth
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THATC ER FURNAQES—A‘ent for
tin mous Tctchcr Pipclm Fur-

nace. .lI-‘you are ready to

a one pipe heater see me be e mk-

lng your selection. Price reasonable.

Service prompt. Stephen Miller, Ah-

view Ave, Phonq 39:.

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Charlton's a: rmtxx. 10081 and
distance trucking or all kinds. Oflco
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mofiafifififi $5. :

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T0 LET—LARGE furnished room
with privilege ol bath and kitchen.
Address J. A.. care Sentinel.

TO LET —- Two connecting from

rooms furnished, every conventmce
for housekeeping. improvements, neur
trolley, and station, also gorge space.
Inquire 7 Grove St.

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FOR RENT-~11: Rownytu olxroons,
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.or Ion . Bath. electric lights. Sarah

Lown aficwayton. ~

FOR RENT—lsmrage Space, house
hold furniture. Sepa

. rate mans.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Ooal
at Storage Co.. m.. Smutuek. Coon.
Tel. “'cstport. 2.90. 1

PIOFBSBIOI'AL
MRS. Lomsn'cmnsm

Tel. 1

Private Lessms in Dutch:
avenue, Norwalk Conn"

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is mostly a question of whore you
have your suits

TAILORED

if wgtailoc’Them for you. you
save money by having us do to.

Come in and let us take your
measure today. We guarantee
material, cut and finish. Suite mat
to_ order from $47.60 up, complete.

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1 church. Ill-v. Herbert

Ion. nddreooco upon subjects or oped-.2
mrk‘ls will come a special “boron” of

lotion-hes in the evening. and address-

Sou . ‘ on“ m , ,
chu flier. on 1.; . __
Miss mun. cur grids art-
ton L“, mmetleu. ' '
services will be In
preachllfi
“The Thing: Hoot Worm While."
12 o‘clocx-Sunday ochool out ‘1‘. C.
n. mee n3. At 6:46. Emmi Leag-
ue me at. led by Him Lucy Budd»
NV. A! 7:30. service or song and
preaching. Sermon theme at evening
service will be: “The Autobiography
of u Blanch-Z

On Thea-tiny evening the W'oman'o

The October meeting of the otheinlc.
board will be held on chueodny
evening. at [£91le at the muon-

88¢-

Thle mid-‘w‘eek meeting Will beheld
on Thursday evening. at 7:;5 o'clook
The. subject On Thursday evening will
be: wl'hc tteflcld of Doubt"

The ‘3 Christian Industrial
Design will meet or Friday even:
at 8 o‘clock. _ .

The teen: course [or fall and win-
ter 1. as fol own; -

Nov. I 1—43. Parke; Cad-inn will
lecture on "Impressions of Europe."

Jan. Zl-—»Francls Harvey Grecrwill
lecture on "Ge-tutu: A'OD'J."

March 15—Aida Brass quartet will

re a concert. ~
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r2. Mar-land!
photon—Services (or thr rough stin—
tla)’ of the “At Church" m U). will
be no follows: At 10:30 a m.. tin-r;-
V-lll Inc 1: platform nice-ting. wnen a
number of laymen will make hrici

n-
let-cot to the congregation. moms”
the men for a short nv-w-tmg‘ m Jim

let-elf; of social work .md publicity.
The Sunday schooiJessi'm at 1?. and
the “on of the men's ch. a: 3.":5
lwlll he held as usual. The lipworth
heme "Noting will ue 0'an to
make way for the evening service at
7 o'clock. a half houtmrlinr than un-
ual. At this service the Rev. Fr. E.
:1. Dent will giro one at his “\ 3 mid
inspiring addreoops on some lift-t'li-‘II
results or the centenary. hr. Dow: is
centenary are: secretary. located in
New York city. and Is splendidly qual-
ified to represent thio important mi
ter. Be sure and attend this service.

Db not forget that Sunduy. ()ct.‘
slot. to "Forward Day.” with .ito ope-
chl mush":i union scnit‘eo

of the
t"' by Rev. hrs. A. 8. Kux'anuh and
Wm. H. Kidd. This day in to mark
the beginning of a rral "forward
movement" on the port of this
church.

ladies? Aid Society mum. on “’cd-

nadir afternoon at ;' o't‘lcl‘k.
Rho-Week service at 7.15 p. m1.

Thursday.

' On Friday night. ,(tct. 29th. there“

will be a rel-together ,suppcr. served
by the ladies for the official board at
7 o‘clock. All memlfi-rs of the board
are ”spoon-duo be present.

On Saturday l'lllll‘lt (hr-re will be
special choir :practicc in preparation
again; cervical-s of Sunday. August

The (iongn-gatlonul church, South
Norwalk.‘l~‘. H. Jacobs. minister; Mn.
l~‘. Irving Smith. soloist: Archibald
Merriam organist-Service. for Sun-

 

day morning. Oct. :4. will. begin
promptly on time. The on . ’0! the
morning sermon will - f "The
Btn-ngth of a “'9" ' rfloned’

Life." The Church Ichool .will meet
at r: m. the Men's ('iult um meet
at l: m. The discussion in the Mcn‘
t'tnh will he led by John;l.. Henry.
His subject will he: “Pooh“ That
(‘ontrlliute to altimeter."

The Glrlo‘ Club if“; meet Monday
afternoon and. evening at the noun
hours. “'

The music program~
morning follows:
l'rclude—“Nootnrne in 6 minor"
Chopin
.\nthcm——“Prni.se the l.ord".Maundcr
(lflt-rtory-«“Andante" ngelmann
Solo—"0 lord. Rebuke (2 Not"
“'00de
l’ostlude—.—”Allegro Moderate"

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Trinity church. Rev. Thoma! E.
Swan. remain—Calendar {or the week
beginning Oct. 24. 1920 21» Sunday
after Trinity): 8 a. m.. Hob'..('orumun-
ion. lg n. m.. Church school. I] a.
m.. morning prayer nod sermon. 7:30
p. m.. evening prayer and semen.

Monday—s p. 111.. there will be u
special meeting of the legal voters of
Trinity chm-ch. Q'n the parish hall. to
receive and act on the recommenda-
tion- of the committee to oclect a new
rector nod to transact Eur other bul-
neao “It might properlyK come before
said mcefin . '

TMy—All dd! len

e Women'o Guid. ,
nix—0:80 n. 11!."de Com-

8 meetin
union (8t. Simon and St. Jude).

1:45 p. m.. meeting or the ma
Ml! 80681):
Mord—3:30 1112. candidate?

ch 0! the G! ‘ Friendly Society.
“PM! o. m.. choir practice. . ‘

 

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Howell. rector' Twenty-nut, Sand-r
liner Truty).——7:3o o. u..’ Holy

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. their places in time every
Foreign SIh-lomry Society will mQt Lwith (m, hrk for the “y prepar-
at the urinate. M o

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.ohsr-rved on that day at 8:30 p. m.

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”:30. to which a

toting”.

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and Jude; Beside the out:
an above. there will beset-does»:
(”’5 acceding to the noon! holy
fir schedule. . .
The wenvied-~11! a. Motion)
I for all who will come no them.
whether member: of the parish or
not. Eopeclnl invitation is extended
to those who hove no church home.
and to trance“ and visitor! in
town. New «nature-ma begin on
any Sundir. ll dither .1 t). two has.
day ochooto, where they will be pluc—
ed undec- competent cachet: , Par-
ents are asked
teachers Io see that children are In
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8t. Ford's church in open all day.
crew, day in the your. (or. private
prayer and meditation.

At the um 01 the Sunday

em ocrvl there in 1 half hour of
hymn dating. to which all are invit-
ed. ' '

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mm at Christ. Scientist, 57
West noun-The insular Sunday
ammo o! thi- church is held at 11

C. I.
ChMbn Science subject. Oct. 24:
"I‘robution After Death."

Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock. '

‘2.

WM evening testimony meet-
lug st 8 ddock. To both these serv-
ices the public is invited.

Reading room In noodles”- build-
ing. 61 Wall street, open week am
motility: excepted) {mm 12 to 5 p, in.
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gt. Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
chm-cl- t‘ street ,near West are-
nuc. Martin I. Steup. pastor—Divine
act-vices will ht- he” tomorrow at
20:20. The motor will deliver a plain,
straightforward sermon. .

(to Sunday Oct. 31. Reformation
resin-u will he observed. with” Ger-
man oer-vice at 10:30 a. m.. and .1;-
llsll service at 7:80 p. m.‘

The Reformation festival at St.
Paul‘s minion. Wentport. will also he

The pastor will proton an Eng-hob
sermon. .

Mission t'cstlxnl. at Weapon mic-
ston. on the nut Sunday in Novem-
ber. with Englfih and Germn ad-
dress. St. Peter‘s parish is invited to
attend. ,

Sunday school at 9:30.

Saturday flhool at 2 o'clock.

Choir whenml Friday evening.

Confirmation Iowans. Tuowluy after—
noon. at 5 o'clock. ~

Hallowc‘en nodal of the Young
People‘s Society. Thursday eve-ulna. at
the church.

 

The South Norvmlk Baptist church

I the home-like ch utch ) .~——Su nduy.
10:30 a. m.. in: by the pastor.
Rev. L. J. 'hoeppkr. Subject:
"Bruised needs." 13 noon. the Bible

school and Men's Brotherhood w

meet. 5:45 p. m.. S). E. ——
leader’Gcrtrude Jennings. 7:30 p.
m.. evenln’ service . Subject: "Tht

Art (Ellery of the Soul."
Hondny~—7:30 p. m.. volley ball.
Timothy-.8 p. m.. meeting “of the

advisory council.

Wednesday—The serving committee
of the “'oman‘s Association will meet
at the home of Mrs. Roselle. Crescent“
Terrier. “’edneoday afternoon.

May—7:45 p. m.. regular pm)-
rr mettins— lnd monthly business
Int-cling. .

-F'rMay—fl‘ah p. m. choir rehearsal.

 

Service: at Knight street A. M. E.

church. “2 Henry lmur. or.—
ll m.. ocrmon.‘ Subject: “ d Cort-
of he Aged.“ 12;;0 p. m. Sundayl
school. 7:45 p. m.. «rm subject:

"True Citizenship,"
Pruhrxund clans meetin

day evening.
ChoirQn-heuml on Friday evening.

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. First Congregational church. Rev.
1-). F. McGregor. Ph. 1).. motor. Morn-
ing service at 10:30. with cent-lop by
the motor. Subject: “A odomcntni
Platform." Sunday ac 00! at 1:
o'clock. Christina Endeavor a! 6:45.
The regular meeting will be followed
by a trip to the “'liton Congmion-
al church.

lnotcnd of. the regular Thurodny
“who there will be a church cvenlnfi'
on Friday. wit. social supper at
l are cordially lama

ed. Music for My:
89-. [All Sherwood-Vewkh-k. Io-
piano; rs. Elton May Selleck.

Maggot: Ill-o Macbeth Austin. violln‘

Prelude-*"The Day of Bones"
........ ........ W. Pmmngartner
Violin...“ Plano. ’
cattery—“Burma? _
.............. Prank P. Atherlo-
. Violin and Piano. .
Soprano Solo—“How Beauutt‘ Upon-
the locum” ~.
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at 11 a. an. actor)! urn-.80.
Preaching at. 8 o'clock p. at. All are
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Morning Star Christian Nation
meeting. on Remand «not. from 5
o'clock p. to. until 6:50.

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