initiating of the Norwalk
., 5* pendulum evening
. -. . there will be the elec-
. Vm the onnual reports
Wbr company who were
“hero—of the plnochie tourna-
t. mgr nevertheleu attend the
1‘ copper on Tuesday evening
. it reservations are made and tho
' near sent in.
, ith the addition of several more
do at the plant or the New Eng-
4 Unreal company. Winfield street.
names has picked up and the plant.
ich recently opened. after having
11 ciao-fit! since the beginning of the
' is now running practically at full
Housewives who had about given
1) hope of there ever being any gar-
haze collections taken up for at least
:another week, and who live along the
usually covered on Fridays.
“do so. a. number of residents of East
Sermon subject: "Our Accountability."
Sunday evening worship at 7: 30.
. 1 wr's: class will be held in the
..rmn. in". Chapters XIII XIV. XV
1 11')'.mual" will be considered.
Tlnyfsii ty evening at 7: 45 the Pray.-
er mbetn: g will be held in the chapel.
Janie tor consideration, “The Eclec-
iiveness of Service.”
The girls of the Friendly Service
- L’i‘lub gave a. play, followed by s. musi—
' :1 and literary program, last night.
‘ . the chapel of the Methodist church.
to cart at the play: "Local and Long
Distance, ” was as follows:
' W
ofcioak a.” 121. Sunday school at 12: so morn
" friends.
Sunday SiShOOl session convenes at meeting. I’lmlse try and MC' present at
11-103. m. 8:15. l
lint; 01th League service will con— \\"mlnesduy pn-nillg’~.\lu~ling 01“
Man. at 6. 45 D. m. the Ever Re-zu‘ly (“irchn All imlivs :ll‘t‘
invited
S." Inwn theme: ”The Impossibility 0’ Circle,
$1” 'ilillil Discernment." Friday oyonixm—(‘holr rv-lmnrsnl
'11- =1xsday evening at 715 the Pro- at Mrs. Middleton's. linsl Norwallk.
liam H. (Billy)
Pittsburgh
was
National League club. has returned
his contract with the latter team un-
signed.
ed was not sufficient.
sionai team at Oil City.
him an offer which he is considering.
he said.
nee m church, ltev..l-I 'R.
" pastor. *Préachiug ...-at 11 . Jo, ,
noon. :8. y. P. U. at B ctclock 1!. m. mm
5; Preaching" at 8 o'clock p. m. and rally the {home of Mrs.
' tor the parsonage.
o'clodt.
flciate. .
Attention is especially called to the
foot that the snowstorm prex ented us
from attending- our church on last
Sunday—atheretore. we are requested
to come prepared on Sunday to do
double duty, financhlly. George
Tueeday evening was a success with York, and Walter
the colonial supper at the Grace Bap- New York.
Funeral of
tint church by the Women's Mission-
ary Society. which was largely attend-
ed by. some of the best people of our
city and some at the o-ut of-town;
Mrs. E. Smith. Mrs. E: Pat-'
tel-eon. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. M. Clements.
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. G.
Jackson. Mrs. M. White and Miss Re—
becca. Hall. who demeaned themselves l
The
held at
street.
o’clock
grocefully in shins their best services
[first distri
to our guests. will report the amount worker an
iLounsbury and Bisseil company plant.
‘For some time he managed the Winni~
uk house. Later he gave up the busi-
R°bert B B F°°tev mew" (third S‘m' ness and was emplyoed in the gunwad
realized next week.
Christ church East Nomaik. Rev. ‘pa
day in Lent). ——-M0rning przner and .fflactor)
sermon at 10: 30
12 noon. Evening prayer and nddres business
at 7:30.
Friday evening—«Hymnal sm'vioo
and address.
The postponed community sing v. ill
be held Monday m ening at S o 'clock
in the basement of the (,hunh.
best
hm her daughter.
marrow martinis-ta
The burial wll mike
Monday.
daughter.
former proprietor of the old Winnipauk
house, who lhe
his son Join
'Mr McGrath was well knowu in the
ChurCh ““001 3" however. he was retired from active
The deceased is survived by two
.sons. John and Edward.
Sentinel
results.
Goiiege street. yesterday
The funeral
will be held this evening from
Joyce at 7: 89
Marciano will of-
wili be taken to-
w. New York.
meoln'lroyva‘l
mired
Rev. E. E.
The body
, by a g
Mrs. Joyce. and m “L
Harden. or Stilimter New
Harden. 01.,Albany
Maurice M’Grath
funeral of Maurice 31001113.
1 y. will
'clock from the home of
Mcorath; 14 Linden
Monday morning. and at 9
from St. Mary‘s cemetery.
8:300
ct. ‘By trade he was a mill
d was employed in the
For the past several years,
Advertisements bring the
South Norwalk Rescue mission. 6
Henry shear—Sunday school lit 2 p.
m. Praise and testimony meeting at
3:15—Brother Gale will be in charge.
Evening service at 7:45.
Bible study, Monday evening. at
If Brother Gale is able to he pres-
q
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orwalk have neglected to clean their out: \Vednesday evening, March 23nd
alks of ice and snow or to provide there will be a short prayer FLPYlC'
”any ashes. sand or sawdust to make after which the postponed monthlylMS'S. Williams Tells HOW
.travelin safe for pedestrians. 6- business meeting; will be held.
once 01'3”]? fact that there has been Meeting Friday evening. at 8. LydiaEPmkham 13!!!!qu
but little snow this year, a strict en- The public is cordially im‘itcd to Compound Kgptl'lef
"Iorcement of the ordinance governing these servmga ,
“the cleaning of sidewalks will be+ . in Health
made by the police 'and prosecuting Services at Knight sin-wt A. M. E. -.--
attorney. Church. REV. Henry Lamar, pastor'— Over Ck (" .. “L d138, Pinkhm’.
11 n. m.. morning sm-vicu. 12:30 p. Vegeta Compoun helped me
m.. Sunday school. ' 4 p. m.. rhildren’s . » . . - ‘ .r 7 before and afterm‘
ROWA YTON Class. 6:30 p. m.. A. C. H. L. meeting. ”5.3;: baby was born.
7:45 p. m.. sermon. by the pastor. " suilc’i'ed withback
‘ Subject: “The Gospel in Every Day
{,1 Rowa‘loll Methodist, Episcopal Life." All persons interested in mis—
*> . C'mrcll Services. mionary nork. please mu! .12 t‘1e
”may George A. Bilil'd. minister. church. at '1': 15 color-.k Sunday men-
Sun ay morning worship at 10: 30 mg
Tuesday evening—-Prnyer and class
to become mcmlwrs of the
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No.
recently traded
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Ho declared the salary offcr- woman
A semi-proton-
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For more than forty years Lydia hE.
Pinkham’l.
bean restéu‘mg wot: ion to health who
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merits, backachcs, fiddler:
downpeins nervoumor‘
Today there' Is hardly a town or hamlet ‘
made well by it.
Pinkham’ s ‘v cgetable Com
recognized as the stand
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' Miss Brownwstout and peeved—Miss
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Miss Slade—Very dapathetic-Miu
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“us. Miss Martina. Ogden.
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7, L‘ Vocal bio—"Will 'o the Wisp"——Miss
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