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lion or officers at its scheduled meet-
ing at Community hm tomorrow eve-
hing.
The Mayflower
company will hold
meeting at the quarters on Van 2311
str‘eet this evening.
The official board of the East ave-
nue M. E. church will hold a meeting
at the church following the mid-wee
service. on Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. N. Paddock will
hue M. E. church at her home
ly meeting.
'l‘ln- fishing schooner Althea.
Massachusetts which tied up at
\Vushington street bridge with a load
of fro-Sh cod. has cleared the local
harbor. It is expected that the boat
will return with another load of fish
in a few days.
, \ number or the friends of Miss
(illsslv llillenslein of First street sur-
Prisr-l her zit her llOYl‘N' h‘ridinz
this lwing the first occasion that Miss
liillwnstelu could receive company
since her couvulescuce after an oper-
:-lim\. A plansunt evening was en-
joyed.
Si'l‘\lC¢’S were held in the Sunday,
w-houl rooms of the East avenue, M.
7-2. rrliurnh yvsll-rlluy. owing to the
fact that repairs are llt'lllfl' made in
zho .rrnlilnl‘iunl of the church. A
new (-o ilinzr is lm-ing put in place and
I" l~ "(lW'l iml that o-lvelriv‘, lighls will
also kw insl..ll(-ll lwfore the auditOl‘i-inl-w electrical l'Viui'es
. . . | _
In all ."llt't'fi luslullml. (‘onlrunlor In M. Cul» I rust ‘ O
Suvhl:\.\’—Sf‘h001 rooms lc'n has been doing: the work. 0
71m ;~ 11>" ll l‘or Ht'l'\l(‘(‘$ again.
Irl‘l'iv;:l:llil)' ’le-
v.-:l‘: l. usual for tln- services next
"‘ l
Sunday. 0
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. \ wry l‘llt‘l'-‘1~‘llll;’.‘: sermon. the topic.
or which was "That the Ministry Be,
Not ilialviwi, "was given at the serv—
jl't' ' lln- lfust .ivl-nuc M. ii. church.
3157“ in): morning. Speaking front.
t‘nrinthluns. 3-. 2n and f. lst:
!::~\‘. ll. l-I. Mnrsluml‘l
NHL-mului's l'oi‘ ('hrisi. illo‘l
Ll" thv ("hristian min.
2~ I-' w 7:» IA git-:2. lilrouuh prayer.’med—l
‘ . lli.i:n‘ly nuirlml study. the,
Mir :
Ft'tl'll'l
xiii-l JIM! \I‘FStS.
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lulr-ilnn-s u:
.Ml;
what are
;.,z..1u~r\- m” (“larist's Kingdom;
u. (lol; .lis-s-ow-r
l
"E ‘ 2.: ll - lillt-P‘l-l‘r'inllllll of the grow]
1.2 : v>\;tt;w um! lll"ll. without fear
l.' .l .ur m kiwi). m rem—:Ll these things;
i.) -.-;,.~ 1.» His (maple. Perhaps the.
Tlll"l‘7'_\
imifi l.l."l always lu-cn true to
rm "'lsl gnu-u it. Norruption has
a r- ;,; :u. ;. ii ll)" spirit of man—fear
:ty.‘ ~ I: W'
nun? oi the ('l('i‘L’,‘_\' lmt. for
1m llwsl WWI. tlw ministry has been.
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'14 lugs sometimes domi—l
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:zH‘ lll |".'ll“ll(‘f‘ nl' lilo fuith. fail» I
“2., h. , “any”... [m lent-hinge (”-lnnnwnh-nl. 'l‘ln~il' mvlii-ilntion W'nr
(‘ersx :Ij‘. llw lmrl of lllt' lit-Ohio. is “’“‘"" 5""”'""ll lllUIlllH) ill-wlm-s {ruin '
I ‘?o :5 to-ul .-.~ lllr‘i'l'rvllllllg 111,.{ll!" 1' 77'1" ”5 h""l'- H l5 l“'l""i ll‘-‘l
Y“ . n, lull:l.<li'_\' and the inivu- whvn lill- l-nllu-lor tullih’ l'ur sour mnn— ‘A-“A -
”I .1“, V, llSllull church. This llili llll'llii" llmt ll will 1w i'vmh 13ml
9}, '. I ;v‘ in. <5, 'i‘hr- ilznsl faithful thus “Mk" ”I" “WHM‘ u!‘ H'H'mimg' COl‘IF‘, COMFY
h: A 1...... hm” ll'l"|ll('lllly ,ri,,\._ ‘n'l‘ll'il :it lmsl lh' munoio'wll:<, .;.~; :.i<\' w
u. .. vr l'w huluvw- m' “w priorilv to “S “NAM” LOBIFY
7".rlin'Il‘i to .-.. :l‘ plrzls ll-l‘ hotter and “'4‘ ;l1'-‘ ll‘.lllll'lllL! £1 1":qu
l1]: . 1'02.~" « 'llV ll‘lll‘lsllllll living. ])e— ir/E‘SYYO/‘A' ‘1. f . '
fitnl 1m mus: lfvllllilll numstry.mzlny + ‘tm \ 0
.w'f-wi l‘lnm: 1:5 hint.
:l {muniiimr
contrary to
in the tt-xt.
.ruvw m find in Vain. and.
lirJ'MH" :mvl harshness in
l'nlluu's, by u pinin—
.wl UlIFP"‘£lll(‘(' of lllt' Suh-
.v! (u‘llt-‘g
1w - .l llitr
1}: i9 . 1r
«l-z‘vim; “ill: lhmr
1y i:h<t'i'it~il::
1.1.x;- .. 1.; .l mm. m r‘ulfillinniheir - . - . - ' - ‘ ~~
l'i'ljgl-li . l-hlétruiionx. ltau- brought re~ Spigfilm‘lgg 2.2:: 'lVl‘ilwt1:03;”:IZT‘f “M.” hhl’l’m“ MT“ lul‘ ”'9 h”“"“.‘!“~-
11,-... not only on the ministry and visitors with Clarence C. Smith
in: f'w-l; but on ilw Ham? of.(‘jhrisi. Mr. :gml Mrs. Robert V'Villinmsrpenl V
3"“. ‘ ' hjlnih: [‘1’4‘) "Iii“i’in’:"V'l'::t1:::‘l’:::' yesterdny with Norwalk rclnlivr-s. B1 A x L E V Y
“I. lw- fl“. mm m t '3. p“: Relatives from Pound Ridge. N- Y" 31 South Main stNEt
_ . h H” pledge have visited Mr. and Mrs. Reorge
. w l!.‘ U prufessmn. that they may Corsa
my lawn l'lt‘flf nt their Muster. Christ. ' 1
mm? Yin‘.‘ tiny may not \H-uken theinr N i I.
:‘l Hi thy (‘hristinn church and
DA RIEN
and Mrs. William Chestnut,
Nettie 'I‘ate and Wallace
Gould of Bridgeport were week end ‘
mn—sts of Mr. and Mrs. John :A. Fair-
lmnks. of the Kings Highway.
Captain Stabell of South Norwalk
Was a visitor over Sunday at
"Air.
Jilss
\Varrants are out for the arrent of
several prominent Stamford men
«burg-ed with violating the law re-
lative to the shooting of ducks after
sundown. Further particulars re-
gurding the case will be announced
later in the Evening Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brummer
went to New Jersey on Saturday eve.-
ning to— attend the funeral of Mr.
Brummer's father J. P. Brummer
who dropped dead on Friday of last
week. Deceased was well-known in
Darien having been a. visitor here on
several » accessions.
An important business change has
been made in Darien. Sedgwlck M.
Allen. who for sixteen years has con-
ducted the drug store on- the post
road has sold his business to Joseph
and Arthur Lamar-at. of New Ha-
ven. The new ownem who have
taken possession of the place are well‘
known druggists in the Elm City and
come to this place well recommend-
ed. -
Airs. Edward I}. Hindlcy of Mans-
field avenue is ill.
Mrs. Helen W. 'Pratt
home on the Post road.
George W. Lash is critically ill at
his home in New York 03?.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bearse mo-
tored to New York city on Thursday.
Thomas Madden. an employe on
Max Rettig's ‘Waury Farm” on Hal-
tr-r Ridge road. died after a. brief ill-
11455. late Thursday night.
Walter F. Lockwood of Darien has
taken a‘ position as salesman for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Mr. Lock-
wood was formerly a salesman for
this company.
Mrs. Edward Nordin and her dun-
ehter Eleanor. formerly of this town.
is ill at her
but since the scarcity of housing ac-1 _
commodauons. of Sound Bench. were
guests Thursday at the home of ’An-
ton Nordlu. sr.. and family.
friends a few nirhu
ago. on the Occasion of
anniversary. Al] the his birthday
Hook & Ladder
its December
entertain ' " '
the members of the W‘omen's Foreign
Blissionary society of the East ave-
to-
morrow evening for the usual month-
"3:2,and has laid it up for the winter.
zenith v.I;L:l
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accustomed to them. But it ".3 .i‘ m Wotan: ‘
jouytimeforthehootlndtor In:
guests. ‘
Mrs. Wesley Brady has returned-
- to her home. which» was recently ro- 'Cennondelo, formerly o: m ,
moved from its foundation on .2110 - »
Post road. at Sedzwlck avenue, to a ‘
new location on the latter strmt. Ma- ,
sons are now completing the laying
of a new foundation under the.
t house. An extension formerly rit-
tached to thiskhouse has been jacked'
up and will also be. removed to a. newl
location on Sedgwick avenue. and
have additions completed which will
transform it into a six-room bunga-
low.
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—___.___.
George Schlichting has
his house boat from
removed
Hickory Rlul‘t‘
The open drain on the Blutf avenuvz
side of the James A. Furri-ll proper-
ty at Hickory P-lut‘t‘ has been pipettshow
and has been sunk under the lawn. “N, for the rainy days of emergency
The Emmerson cottune at Hickoryi , . . .
lllui‘t is being enlarged by an addition i‘md ”‘0 declining dais ol.‘ “(0'
on the north side. A, new conm-c-l A CHECKING” ACCOUNT
tion is also being made with the \\':l-
in our Bank will curbri'oolish expendi-
lcr muin i‘n Bluff avenue.
Contractor Daniel F. 'l‘oomey is (‘l"flllrl'3 and help you to ‘ save. Slur!
Deposit your ('hristmas mom-y
ccting‘ a large and suhstnnlinl break-"110‘“
water at the summvr home of Archi— horn and watch your Bank hallll‘lcl‘
bald Selwyn at the smith end of liell 'grow.
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LET SANTA OLAUS
you the way to store up treas-
Island. . -
The recent biz: titles dill l‘urtln-riCHRISTMAS CLUB NOW OPEN
'dnmnn‘n to the cement walk across] . . .
“l‘l'rfi‘l‘llt Hench. ln'iwven l’u-ll JOIN [Kn-’3‘ .
Island!
{and Pine Point. A nulnlmr of the
:svclions have been undermined. ," ’
. ’l he Hui-mmnl home in 'l‘ok' lll'kl" isf I he People S
living commit-tel)" rv—wirml. with nili’ ‘
and conveni-l
'l‘hw ll‘llSll'l‘S (:1‘ tlu- l:n\v:l_\'ll-n Hose! _4
iolnpuny h-uu izin-n 1hr llL'lll vom-
miltn-v- ol‘ the ("ivic IIHWH'lflllUll the
privilvuv of inslullin: ihr‘ timz- clock
and switch for lhv slrm-i lights in tlrl‘
fi
Radiator and Hood
Covers
for all makes of cars
lmm‘mvnt oi" thr- lnliluiing'. ’l‘l‘is :n-l on
lln- purl ot‘ lln- lorul lirw rompuni is
upprm-iulwl us the switch zincl r-lm‘k
\‘.'lll llr.)\\' lw lpl'utm'lml l'ruln lliw'wmvih.
gr :lml will lu- most munwni-‘nl I'm 3hr
‘Jfiliu lHlS \nlunln :mi in
look .th-r Iliu vim-l. :unl suill'h. 'l‘ltt'
local electrical (‘V‘lll‘t‘l‘ll of .lvuninfzs& A filll‘ svlvn'tion ol' l'lll‘lfillllfls
.l"llllill;.':: o: lo\\' \rzuiim: for iln- vim-k _ . . .
:izi-l 1min 1:! n ,'. \\‘ ll(l\'.'2 ll' l-J‘t" ll! {Illls llll‘ )‘lill ‘ :llllnllll‘ilillt‘.
(lot-k In Him :vEl A’Hilll‘t‘ll'll. 5: an llll
ie-lnh-m l’lllilulll of that l‘nim- Mr H:
Light .\* l'owl-z' vol-nanny has prnlnlmwl
lhul ln- \‘.ill 5" mi his \‘xurkl‘ul-u :l-ml:
yIlSl :«s MON". as tln- inlnrl-s r-n’lvl).
l"!"llll lllllli'q’llll)ll>; it
in » l‘tlt'l
.‘ll‘t'
ill lht- llosa-housr.
is 5,-1'v thu'
lhw strut-ls ol' 1" -- \‘illnxw u!‘ linuuyhn‘.
\\‘lll lw ilLllll"il \\‘lll"ll \"ill- lm u. \vll-
lI‘vllll- llll]!lU‘~.t'llll'lli l0 llH- «'Hllllllllnlly.
'l‘n lin- lllt-llll't'l'N ul' 1114- l'ix'iv assoriu~
Hon 1.. longs lhv l'l'l‘llll nl' starlin':
in $2.3: "hriuimns
Aaron KOhn
Lon ding A oceasm ies Store.
9 Railroad Avenue
l‘iv >-
('lil‘i‘onl
wee-ks: in
COM FYS
l'or mvu- \rumn-n mnl ('lllltll‘l'll.
'l‘llew- slippers are so attract-
ively prir-ml. m as to make it to
your mlvunlngn lo lmy your
Mrs. \‘zill-hx-n is
two Stamford.
l.l~\'i Squires is spending sonn-
with ri-lulivcs in Dnnburfv.
Miss Ade-h- lx'ellogg has left town lo
sprinlin:
limr
‘ Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vast Bron.) .
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lama. to
mired and made to order 1nd all kinds of sheet net-
al work. '
Welding or All Kinds of Metals.
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MASONS’ SUPPLIES
Mia once Melt! to am m
or Cutaneous; bu Deere mm. .
by Mr. and Mn. flula'w of .
TheNorwalk Coalfii SupplyCo.
Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
COAL AND WOOD
for the mmrfiggofiligm miy be left or.
payments made ct Remand Bron, once, 24 Washington 3.
Standard Transportation Co. -
DAILY .TRUCgS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING -
TELEPHONES 456 AND 792 .
HAVE IT. -
F. M. .CULLEN
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desired date. t
DAILY TRIPS TO N. Y.
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USEFUL GIFT IS MOST APPRECIATE!)
’ RAYMOND e scrv
Won ‘t you come in and look at our stock of attractive and . FUNERAL DIRECTORS \l
yc’t really useful and practical Christmas presents? Don t wait. 2 w." and m.” Street. \ . ‘ l
too long—the ones that you'd like best might be gone. ‘ __ , . r, k
We pmbabl)’ have many (if. thc things 3’0“ llflVf.‘ thn‘mht 0f. . """""""""""""""" " ' ’ '" ff/flCC/I/‘J/f’flfi
already—at wry reasonable prices, ton. And we llllllk ire haw:
quite a numlwr of specially appropriate things Whll‘ll you - - “N
haven 't happened to think of yet.
If you'll tell us what your perplexities are, we will be able
to help solve them for you. And we are interested as much an
you are in helping you to decide right, for we. want you to 1...);
like coming bin-k to us again next year.
i ALBERT D. MORGAN
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JOSEPH ROSENFIElBT
Homefuruishingu, Box-dint. and Auto Suppl”
125 WASHINGTON 81'.
“The Winchester Store" PHONE 340 FREE DE: . . 33:;
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FOR BABY’S
S“ VES MILES OF STE?
Dolls
Dolls Beds
Walking Dolls
Dolls Carriages
_Chairs
Rocking Chairs
Rocking Horses if "i
High Chairs "
Rockers 1
Shoo Flys "7
Black Boards ‘ ' “l
Desk 5: *
Red Ryder, 4 sizes
Scooters ? 1
Baby Yards '-
Joy Riders ~' ' 3.
Automobile, 6 sizes l
Bicycles 6 sizes l
Wagons l
Table and Chairs 5
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Pull Apart Carnival
Circus ‘
Duckeanes
' Baby Walkers
Rocking Ducks '3"?!-
White Costumers ‘
White Wardrobes ‘.. l
Xmas Things for
'theHome
Phonognphs
Living Roo- Suits
Hoosier Kitchen Celine“
Dir"; Iii. Sluts , -
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Dining Room Table
Library Table
Rugs
Bufiets- .-
Set of Dales
Pictures _- _ ,
Format Re. T
er Happiest Christmas
' HERE is nothing you can give a WOman that is so personal
. as the one thing that will lighten her burden the whole year
'round.
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'And that one thing is the HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinet. .
It works for her and with her every day of the year—easing the
strain of her house-work, shOrtening the time she must spend w
the kitchen, turning drudgery into happiness. .
Through all the years, the HOOSIER you give this Christmas will
stand as a monument to your loving thoughtfulness. Through all
the years it will ministei‘ to the health and happiness of the woman
. , . who means more to you than all the world—«it will save her miles of
’ ., . , ' steps each day, out out the needless lifting and stooping‘ 0f kitche 1“
h ' work, and increase the hours that may be spent in happy recreation.
Crime to' our store for a demonstrationfiat once. Have a HOOSIEB
reserved for CHRISTMAS ‘DELIVERY NOW-the supply is limit-
‘ 3,“ng 7. ed. Mellie this the happiest Christmas your home has ever known.
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"In new of mvomm"
' 00me ,, .m
Norwalk Chronicler