Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 9, 1921 · page 7

 

 
 

 
 

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Two Cents A word: minimum charge 600 per «no. Stuns. 11.00. cup-Wm

 
 

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WANTED

son SALE

SALE—1919 Ford truck worm'
drive chassis $225. 1929.14‘ord truck
worm drive with body $425. New
Ford runabout body :70. One tom
turkey. 4 hen turkles all laying. 850.
G. McKendrie, W'est Nérwalk, 15 mile
trom chapel.

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED

Singer machine operators on
51:. goods.
Army .
H Jacobs 8; Sons.
DAY sTnEm

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For; SALE—~Hatch1ng eggs. from

Pekin ducks, Black Minorcas, Bar—
red Rocks. Rhode Island Reds.
old and month old chicks. Milk goats.
lA. Havlicek, Hendricks Ave, off East
Ave. '

 

 

WANTED

Experienced Wood Heeler
see SUPERINTENDENT ONLY

Tristram Shoe Co.

 

 

FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring car.

3.01:3’79 tires. all around price $275.
Also a 1919 runabout, price $290.
.Two good bargains. Can be seen Sun-
day morning. Call at 5 Westport Ave,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"’ . or Phone 2166-2.
\\'.t.\"i‘i ii ,.. l‘amily consisting two -_ ,
:n’llllt>, too ( lllllll'(‘ll. l‘l'llllll‘(' servic- FOR SALE—1917 Ford touring car,
( r ..1 .1 “1:11. Alan for gardening) first class running order. extra tire
.-~ ,2 21.: .1 In_ good milk”. \Voman for and tube. Also bicycle. Will sell rea.
; -.l l-imscu nrk. Good home. sonble. "Inquire Victor Johnson, 71
3‘, .g. — Suit-v» month including board; Osborne avenue, East Norwaik. -
.v ‘ .- ll'llli'. \N'uges $50.60. Ad- ' _
,1, "l". \o. 07. liwrsidc. Conn. FOR SALE OR RENT—Two new
-f I ,,,, ' ! houses at Elton Place. All improve-
; ;g. cm W woman f0, gener‘ meats. Arthur Waldron, 29 Haviland

in person St-
M. Tenny.

A pply
Mrs. R.

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morning.
. town Avc.

 

'FOR SALE—4 loads of‘Cow manure.
,. ._ ' 21 Windsor Place, Stephen Palkis.
To do washing and iron- .
m. Will no out or take.
Timur. 63 Ely Ave.

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FOR SALE—Hardy French chrysan-
~themum plants, one year old, all
colors, $1.25 a. doz. rose bushes. $3.00 a.
1102. All prize winning stock from
Rowayton greenhouses. Nursery stock
at‘bargain prices. Reynolds Poultry
Farm. Highland Ave, Phone 1038.

FOR SALE-Late model Ford touring

car, this car has an exceptionally
good motor. New top, good tires,
extras. Price $300. S. H. Bedient, .’

CenternAveq Norwalk. after 6 p. m., or;
Sunday.

FOR SALE—Four milking cows. and
three ton of hay. A. Steianl, Bridge
St, East Norwalk.

FOR SALE—Lot on Golden Hill Park;
Inquire 10 Kossuth SL, So. Norwzuk.

FOR SALE—Ford runabout, 1917.
Schaub & Byrne Garage, 16 Wash-
ington Street.

|FOR« SALE~One Overland delivery
l car for want of use. Phone 194-2.

FOR SALE—1920 Ford Sedan. perfect
condition. Can be seen 11 Union

_ Ave.
. iii! rlly American couple, a
l-t‘ liu» rooms with all improvC- ‘FOR SAL
on or br-forc May 1.1iel'ercnccs.l
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Ford truck. gear
2 Smith St. S0.

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l.7ED——A few girls over 16 years
age. Good pay while learning.

s, full time work. .
WEBBING &. EDGING CORP.
83 Washington 8*.

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(lirls to finish and box sus-
lmotl position. steady em-
Monarch, 114 Washington;

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,. A reliable person with
it"(‘ilnlnl‘TldatiODS would care
.m a small furnished or un—
i house, with barn or garage
v_\. near city. Address 12. Q;
lmnbury, Conn.

 

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"ii For general housework, a
middle aged woman, willing
: 1h. comm-y. Apply to Mrs.
Nash, 41 Elmwood Ave,

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‘ 11-room house with sep-
arate turnace, large lot. Inq. House,

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1‘. ‘Ci'lil! — Chamber maid. .middlc- FOR SALE-Thor motorcycle. 2-Clyin-
« . l woman, good home and salary ders, Good running condition, $125:
‘ Apply Hotel Mahack- H. Johnson, 36 Flaxhill Road.

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ul-JX’i‘S “'ANTEDI—58 to $10 daily provements, five minutes to South
soiling NEW FIBRE BROOMS: iNorwaik postotfice. Reasonable, it
Why woman will buy. Sample by'sold at once. Phone 805.

)vllll'l post, 05 cents. \VYNNE

 

”1:00.“ 00., Elmira, N. Y. FOR SALE~Baby grand Chevrolet, or
._.v v. exchange for late model Ford tour
u ANTED—Plowing, carting. lawns to mg- Ail. running order. Five good tires.

mow, rugs to hunt. hedgus to cut. an; . R. Disbrow, Davenport Avc., Stings.-

 

 

 

 

Work don“ l)l‘illll1)llt" All” leluesltuck. Conn.

Fu‘li'l‘. 92 Taylor are: H . l .

b— ””7" V‘_i-- ”- ” FOR SALE—Near Armory "-room

\VAATEDfillouqf‘. some grounds. 10-l house, improvements, 5.3.0.000 liar.
mmmos' or loss. walking distancu‘bf’x‘wew Beach, 54:00:11 house, fur.

trim South hon-(all: station: send full ,nishetl. $3,300. George

Mitchell,

L situtm-s. l’. 0. Box 130, Norwalk, Telephone 1861.

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“WNTEWZ boys at least 16, mag. FOR SALE—3 houses 4: 19-21 Union
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, . or 9th. grade work entails. Mes. . street, buildings lair“ rent, Baal“
1:. . : ”nil light clerical dULlL'S. Apply Marshall street. The tch & ey
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TO i.l‘)'l‘—-~.\'i('cl_\' furnished room suit-
able for one or two gentlemen. lnq.
74 So. Main St... or Tel. 1410.

BENDRICK’S GARAGE
Ford Magnetos lie—charged, Cylin
aers Rebored, Welding and
Brazing
no CHESTNUT ST. PHONE 917

‘ TO LET-E—story, private ar e, 8
SOUTH NORWALK' g M

Elizabeth St.. room for three cars.

 

 

5+—
loft or storage room. electric lights.
Inn. 6 Elizabeth street, or phone
303-13.

FORD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up.

 

T0 LET—Four Rooms on first floor.

only. Rent reasonable. E
51 Strawberry Hill. ‘

T0 LET—Two rooms, partly

nished, suitable for housekeeping.
Ring twice for Mrs. Hishon. at 2 High
St., South Norwalk.

.’ L. Saunders.

 

 

 

Norwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile

 

 

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» Exchange '50:} tagging—3 furnished rooms, so:
20 Main Street, Norwalk Conn ,mgnttfs‘.3 5.111235356313121512JAH3'HIpf r

from South Norwalk station.
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TO LET—.—Large front room, 3 win-

dows, newly furnished . on bath room

floor, for 2 ladies or gentlemen. Apply

63 Putnam Ave. Phone 1466.

FOR RENT—House, 9 rooms, all im-
provements, 2 acres of ground, on the
mam street, 3 minutes to South Wil-
ton stauon. Phone Wilton 29-14.

TQEET—Ii-room apartm‘ ent. lira floor
Immediate possession. 1119. t '
Law-ton,‘12 Chestnut St.

'50 LET—Store near Wilton stati'

madman“:- Pai. mm...“ ‘3’":
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60.. 50 Flat-Er St... Syo. Norwallngonn.

as;
UK RENT—8101389 Space, .
S 9 rooms

 

Phone 954

 

 

 

THE BICYCLE ‘
TIME IS HERE

IVER JOHNSON

NEW ENGLAND

EXPERT \
Are Wk! Wheels.

Draper-Maynard S p o r t i n g

Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle

 

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Music Hall Block, So. Norwalk , iNS , I
, URANCE

STORAGE .

C for Household .
Phone 1888-8 -
, I’WaJk Storage Wachouse
on Street. south Now‘k‘ml
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with running water and light. Adults,

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susmrss serious ‘
Mr.- Andrew 8111ka does moan}

and' all kinds of outside work with
team.

North Taylor Ave.

 

Phone 1186-15

EXPERT; mo MécuAmc
will overhaul and repair your car, an
make, in your own garage. Phone 602

 

 

Re lar dinner 40c, Payne and Mom
sell estaurant. ii to 2 o'clock. every
lay. Home cooking, prices right, order

cookingaalter 2 p. m. Open until 12
p. in. yne and Monsell. Props, cor.
Railroad Ave, and Monroe St.

WALL PAPER" AND PAINTS

Now Is the time to paint your house-
and keep it from decay. Have your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe S .
South N orwslk. -

 

Naggy‘Bros. Local and lo distance
gleigkigvgrgf aAl(lmki.nds.7 1Daling trips to
Phone 318: ress C ar street,

WANTED TO BUY

All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves; also pigs and poultry. 1 pay
highest prices. Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.

CAR OWNERS NOTlC
Automobile Electric .Systenais over-
hauled and repaired. Startln , lighting
“sass mm C-' aisle“-
6 ., .
phone 902. r03 80 St”

A MAIER’S—Auto Tops,
Cushions,
Tops $18 to $20. Phone'902, So.‘Main

Stu opposite W113 '
Norwalk, Conn. ons Hat Shop. 80.

CARRIGAfi & FLYNN, local and 101i!
distance trucking or all kinds
Office Leary & 00.. Phone 1577. House

0mg: g363. _. .“m

WILLIAM F. HOY’l‘
REAL ESTATE .

Kinds of City, (hunky and
Share Property '

15 Houses in Norwalk, rice n-
32.500-to $15,000. p S cm
14 Houses in South Norwai
from $2,700 to $25,000. k'

8 Houses in East Norwalk, prices
from 33.000 to $15,000.

Curtains.

. .

\All

price:

2,20%to 310.000. .
ouses in 'Rowayton, rices 2.000
to $10,000. . p 3

2 Houses at» Harbor View Beaci:
furnished, $3,500 to $4.500.

2~.Houses at Harbor View
furnished, $4,500 to $4,600.

4 Houses at Harbor View Beach, to
rent, $400 to $600 for season.

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’ rector: ' Carlton

and Upholsterlng. Ford '

5 Houses in Cranbury, prices from‘

 
 

was: minor. choir di-
L’Hommcdieu. or-
mm will be u
hing service.
ll be: “The

mention»

gaunt. Sunday's
follows: 3A1. 10:30. 9
The sermon
Branches of the Vine.” At‘ 12 o'clock.
Sunday school and T. C. B. class meet-
ing. At 6:45. Epworth League devo-
ttional meeting. led by Mm‘John -J.
Snavely. At 7 :30. evening service of
music and preaching. The choir will
be assisted in the music or thoeven-
ing by Albert Wiederhold. hex: barl-
tone, of New Yor . Mr. W; .lerhold
was for eight years soloist in Dr.
Parkhurst‘s church, in New York. is
now soloist in the suburban- Hillside
avenue‘ i’resbyterian church. of Or-
ange. N.. J. He spent fifteen months
in France during the war as enter-
tainer for the American Army. The
pastor will preach the sermon of the
evening. The subject will be: “The
Way."

The musical program follows:
Prelude—(To be selected).
Mr. L'Hommedieu.

Baritone Solo——“lle \Vill Give His
Angels Charge" ........... Jeflers
Mr. VViederhold.
Duet (Soprano and Contralto)——“As
Pants the Hart."
Miss Miller and Mrs. Snavely.

the Depths"

Baritone Solo—"From
‘ Compana

. hlr. VViederhold.
"Silently the 'Evening Shad-
. ................. Hotchklas

The Chorus Choir.

Baritone Solo—“0 Come to My Heart,

Lord Jesus“ ............ Ambrose

Mr. \Vivrlcrl’lold. .
Postlude—(To be selected).
Mr. L'Hommedieu.

All are invited to this service.

This is the last Sunday before an-
nual conference meets in Brooklyn.
All who have made subscriptions to
the benevolent or other causes of the
church. which should be reported to
conference. should make payment of
those subscriptions not later than to-
morrow or report cannot be sent in.

The annual conference meets on
\Vednesday morning. in the Hanson
place. Methodist Episcopal church. in
Brooklyn. and thc pastor will be in
attendance during the week.

The midet-ck service will be held
on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clOCk..

The Junior lmagllf‘ will meet on
Friday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock,

The choir rchearsés this'evening at
7:80 o'clock.

Anthem——
ows"

East :tvcnuc Methodist
church. iicv. llrrbcrt ii. Mar-land.
|>usto:'.———.\loruing service at 10:30
o'clock. Tilt: pastor will preach.
Church school srssion and adult Bible
class at noon. lipworth League meet-
ing. at 0:30 p. 111.. will be led by Fred

Episcopal

 

2 Houses at East Norwalk, to rent
$50 per month. ‘ ' '

wiItfl you wish to sell your farm. list it
1 me. as have parties lookin
small farms. g for
Appointments
property.

1 WILLIAM F. HOYT

, REAL ESTATE

Swartz &. Corbett Block. Phone 435
At Home After 6 p. m. Phone 831

 

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for showing

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ONCE MORE

l c a fine lot of (50) horses to be
,sold for the high dollar.

l You. Mr. Farmer, will find what you
1 mod for your spring work among these
excellent specimens.

SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES

Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY

 

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JERSEY
SPORT SUITS ,

Made of Heavy Quality Janey
Fifteen Dollars

L. GOLDEN

63 Washington Street

 

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: as D CARS
Soil YOui' Old Cars to the
Brill-3895.11 AutoWreck-
mg .

B 1310 North Avenue
etween ,Oak and Center 8
Bridgeport, Conn. ‘ t”
Phone Barnum 5586—2

“Second hand ram and tires to
“ fit any make of car

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D'st i(:RIIOER 0F NOTIC
1 r c of Norwaik. 33.
Court. April 3, A. 1:. 1921. ’ “abate
Estate of Charles B. Smith
Norwalk in said District, deceagd‘f Of
Whereas. written application has
been made to this com-thy the Admin-
iltratrix praying for reasons therein
get foil-1h for an order authorizing her
0 sci the inventoried rea
. Estate. 1 estate of

. Ordered. That 'said application be

Oglce. in Norwalk. on the 14th day of
April. ‘1921. at 2 o'clock ottoman:

to

heard and determined at the Probatea

Hawkins. Topic: "HOW Dacs Christ
“'ish His: Dav to Be Spent." Evening
service at 7:30 o‘clocy. Sermon by
llll' pastor.

Ladit-s‘ Aid Society meets on \Vcd-
‘lll'SdilS' at‘tvruumi.

.‘llll-VVt-t-k scrxico on Thursday
night. at 7:43. will he l(-d by Frank 1-3.
Parsons.

._______.

Noflvgilk .\l\ lhmlist Episcopal

church. Georgi» l‘». Tompkins. minis-

tor.—- 9 a. m.. clues filtering. 1". H. Bo-

dit-nt. luldrl'. 10 a. BL. Sunday school
'tunll All-11's Assembly. The new song
[books ll:i\(‘ arrived and will be. ready
{tor rm, Sunday morning. The lecture.
"in the usst-rnhly. will he on "Jacob
lit turning from Dalian-Arum." l a.
111.. worship and sermon. Sc non
tonic: ”Christians and Their Amuse-
ntruts." An attempt 'will be made to
answer the questions: “Should a

it‘hristian dance. play cards and fre-

lqucnt theatre?" "Should the church
provide for the recreation or its young
prnplc?” "\\‘h,\' has the Methodist
church refused to drop from its book
,ot‘ (iiSClpllnl‘ all retort-not- to the
amusements mentioned 1’" 0:30 p. m..

lu‘pworth League. Topic: "How Does
Christ \\'ish ills lla)‘ to Be Spent?"
Scripture verse: "Serve."— —l(-ader, Miss
Emma Roberts. 7:3", worship and
sermon. A brief report on the work
of the year will be made. The ser-
mon tapic' will be: "\thu Can a Man
Claim That God Is His God '3"
Tuesday p. m.. 111.3 o'C‘lock. the \V.
l". M. S. will meet at the home of Mrs.
Henry R. Smith, 27 “'cstport avenue.

An interesting meeting is assured. At
7:45 p. m.. class mgcting.
Thursday evening. at 7:45. prayer

service. . .

The Men‘s Assembly has announced
that it will bring the famous “'elch
male choir. of fourteen Voices. to the
church. on Saturday evening. May 7.
"Every member of this choir is a solo—
ist-every soloist has won the prize
at the great “'elch singing contest.
The men are to be thanked for bring-
ing this greatest of all male choirs to
Norwaik.

The men will hold their
business and social
evening.

Music for the day. Morning:
Prelude—“Spring Song".H. A, Jabomt

regular
meeting Friday

Quartet—J‘Tarry \Vith Me"... .Pinsuli

Quartet—“Still. Still 'VVith Thee"
................... A. \Y. Lansing

Postiude—“Marche Militaire" _
............... .. Arthur Berridgc
Evening:

Prelude——-“Melody in A flat".'. . .XVely

Quartet (with Violin obligato)—v
“Crossing the Bay" ...... Schnecker

Violin Solo—*“Adoration"

. Felix Borowskl
Clarence Arnold.
Solo—"The Day Is Ended"

Contralto

.F. N. Shockley

SOLVENT N01301::
District of ‘Norwalk. as Probate
Court. March 26. A. D., 1921,

Estate of Emma. P. Jones late 0:
Norwalk. in said District. 11mm

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited “(1%.
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to u-
hlbtt their claims nor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts properly attcded. within said
time. will be debarredo recovery, All
pcfwulnuebtedtonldmtemrso
quested to’ make immediate payment

, ,

Florence A. Web

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andrthat public notice thereof beav-
ento all persons interested thereinby
publishing this order in a _
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Scotch Collie. Write; ‘

“summon. L. E. care Sea

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a . H. -
. , ' ‘M‘rfifl. ”Jacobi;
NEWS 20F HIE ' I'm ,
if“ ‘ MArfilO magma «1:015
" ‘ . . P . ' - by ,chuir. Come out and
W .1; smock. Mr._:lacobs will preach. The enjoy the program. 3.“ p. m., ’3',-
"f 3 . 353:3?” noblest for the sermon will be: "The 111011. Subject: “The Christian's D0- .
" L ~- 435;; Christian Church a Family." The muck» . ..
. ._ :2: r Men's Club and Church school will Tuscany evening—Prayer and class
FirstiMethodist E ow church. meet at 12 m. The -Yonnz Peoples mm.
-. 80 'th NorwalE. W. m J. suavely. Society will meet at 6.30 p.31. . m evening—nlhvery fine pro-
“ .. V. The Younger Girls Club will meet pm with “e. ”In.“ E. Tillman,

Monthly. at 8:30 p. m.

The music program for Sunday

morning is as ionows:

Prelude——“An April Song". . . .‘Brcwer

Anthem—“Jesus. My Savoli-rLook on
Me" ’. Nevins

Oflertory—"Berceuse" . . . .Iliinsky

Solo—“Gloria" . . . . . . . . .Bu‘xzi-tPeccia

Postlude—"March in C" . . . . .Cadman

First Cangrcgatlonal church. Nor-
walk. Rev. E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.,
pastor.——Morning service at 10:30,
with sermon by the pastor. Subject:
“The Best Book." Sunday school at
noon. Christiali‘Endeavor at 7 p. m.
Topic: “How Does Christ Wish His
Day to Be Spent." :4
Tuesday, April 12th—T‘he {Kind
Word Circle will meet in the .. irisii
,house. at 6:30, for a picnic our. -.'.
Thursday—Mid—vveek gathering of
the church at 8 p. m. The committee
have arranged for a birthday social.
with interesting program. All are in-
vited.
Saturday—The Gleaners' Circle will
give a post Easter sale and tea. with
program or entertainment, in the par-
ish house. from 4—6 p. 111.
Music:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Vewklrk,

best local talent, will be heard.
«“1161le Day." May'Sth. for 8800. A
weeksprogmmwfllbeg‘ln mySand
close May 15, “Gleaming Day." Rally
slogan: "A Church Free or Debts." '

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avenue—The regular Sunday service
of this church In heldat 1111.. m.

 

o’clock. . .
Christian Science subject. April 10:
“Are Sin, Disease and Death Real '1’" ,
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at 8 o‘clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
Reading room in Roodner's build-‘,
lug. 61 Wall street. Open week days
(holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p.
m. All are welcome. .

 

Christ. church, East Nor-walk. Rev.
Robert B. B. Foote, rector (2nd Sun-
day after Easter).-——Moming prayer'
and sermon at 10:30 a. m. Church
school at 12 noon. Evening prayer.
and address at 7:30 p. m. ~

Adventist Christian church—'Momm

’0‘ ing service at 10:30 a. m.. Subjectr

prune: Mrs. Edna May Selleck. .. ,, .
Pianist: Miss Maebelle Austin, vdo- 011.“ Goal Sandal school 3:12 m-
linist.' Junior Loyal Workers at 8.3 p. m.

Loyal Vt’orkers at 6:15. Evening serv-

-on‘ ..u
Prelude Simple Chanson Cesar Cul ice at 7:3“. preaching by the pastor.

Violin and Piano.

Offertory—"Canzona" . . . .Carl Bohm
Violin and Piano.

Soprano Solo—"Open the Gates"

- ............ Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp

Pastime—“Minuet," from sonata in

. . . . . F. Schubert

 

South Norwalk Rescue mission. 6
Henry street. 1-]. Gale. superintendent.
-——Sunday school at 2 p. m. At 3:1§.~
praise and testimony meeting. The
Rev. S. Fairbanks. formerly of the
.East avenue church. East Norwalk,
will speak at this service. Evening
service at 7:45.

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\
Trinity church notices. Rev. C. s.

Lew M. A.. rector.——C lendar for , , 5
the tech beginni April 10' 1921 Meeting Wednesday and Friday
(2nd Sunday ather aster): 7:30 a. evenings at 8'

The public. is cordially invited to.

h.. Hol ommunton: co crate Com- ,
y C I'D these sen-ices. l

munion of the Girls' Friendly Soci-
ety. 9:30 a. m.. Church school. 10:80
a. m.. morning prayer and children's
service: parable sermon to the chil-
dren. 12:15 p. m., baptism. 3 p. m..
confirmation.

Tuesday—All day sewing meeting of
the \Vomen's Guild. 7:45 p. m.-.meet-

 

Nazarene preaching service. Sun-
day afternoon. at 3 p. m.. at the home
of 311‘. and Mrs. F. Plumb, 57 Spring
street (top floor). These services are
open to the public and everyone will
be welcomed. Come and worship with

 

ing of the Bethany Chapter of the ‘13.

,V‘Vomen's Guild. in the Guild room, 7 —"""‘""—"' '

‘for study of church history. ALBERT \WEDERHOLI). BABI-
\Vcdnesday——3 to 6 p. m.. the Wo~ 10515, To BE AT DIETHODIST

men's Guild will give a silver tea. at CHURCH.

the home of Miss Minnie Knapp, 175 Albert_\\'iederhold, bass baritone.

 
 

of Hartford. assisted by some or the _

 

First Church. Scientist. 67 Welt

Sunday school will be held at 11. ,

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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We will w you til!
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'Dc‘ublo house, 6 rooms on each Q“!- ~
moo $3.800. .
One-family house, 6 rooms, m

01.800 ‘ .
Two-family house, 8 rooms, 91'“, m
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‘Located in East Nor-walk.
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will yours be the cry 0‘
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of New York city. will assist the choir
of the South Norwalk Methodist Epic-
‘copal church. tomorrow evening. at
the 7:30 o‘clock service. Mr. Wiede
hold is a Canadian by birth. and. as a
singer. has an cnviable‘record in Eng—
land and America. He has been so-
Lu‘hcran ‘loist with the Knelsel quartet; the
'Musical Art Society and the Schubert
lOratoria Society, of ~l\'cvvark; the Pots-
‘dam May festival. on different occa-

Flax Hill road.
the, vectry.’ . . _
. Thursday—7:45 p. in. meeting of
the Glnls' Friendly Society.

Friday~—3 p. m.. candidates class ot
the Girls' Friendly Society.

8 p. m.. meeting of.

 

St. Peter's Evangelical
church, Cedar street. near West ave—
nue. Martin L. Steup. pastor.———I)ivine
services will be held tomorrow at St.

 

Pcter‘s Luthern church at the usmil’Sions; the University Gleen Club. of
time. 10:30. In the afternooz], at llx‘ew York. on a number of occasions:
. 3:3“, services will be held at St. ll’eoplc's Choral Union. in Boston: and

other organizations. He was

l’aul's mission. Fable Mv-moriul chop- ’milfl)‘
n Dr. Charles H. I‘arkhurst's

cl. “'estport. 10th sorviccs will #:0330101“ i
in German. Evcning services are ;church. in New York. for eight Yeats
held at St. Peter's on the first Sun- :and sings at present as soloist in one
day evening of *thc montDGerman, iOf New York’s leading suburban
and on the last Sunday evening of the ichurches. the Hillside avenue Presby-
month in English, A cordial jnvjta- terian church. of Orange. N. J. Dur—
tiou is extended to the Lutherans offing the war and following its close.
Nonvalk and \Vpstpon to attend; ltrom Novembcrnlsl'i. to March. 1919.
(ivory one is hcartilv welcome. iMr. \Vitderhold was in France as cri-

Sunday school at 9;3(i, English ltcrtaincr for the American Army.
and German classes with graded 105.1Thc gcneral public is invited to this
sons. New pupils may enroll at uuv service. Sunday evening. at 7:30.
time.

Entertainment of the Young Peo-
ple: Socitti'. Thursday evening. April
.81 .

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_ ldred old‘xnill men. many of whom
q . iworkvrl with the late Andi-cw

. . . -

Aouth Knrpalk baptist church—Mme. Charles M. Schwab and other in-

undn, 10. 0' “”93““2 ll“ Chris“ tornauo'mlly known stool masters. to-

 

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23:4I$O:)I.LIglmtglfifiglii:Slignlgllzggiflgszzg; night will sit at dinner with execuTivc

ety. 7:30 p. m.. preaching: ‘m. pastor officers of the 1'. S. Stool Corporation

Suhjcdt: “.th Parable of the‘Stars."l and high officials of the Carnegie
Holiday-Vollev ball. - Stccl Company. The occasion will be

be annual ll‘dll‘lul‘l of th'» Veteran (‘m<
and Boys“ Club. ployes' Association of the Edgar

\‘i’vdnesdn.\‘—§ p. m.. Brotherhood ‘Thomson Stvcl \Vorks. Elvven mom—
lilifiilll‘SS‘fihd social meeting at home
of Senator Candec. 10 Arch street.

’l‘ucizdav-lt, S. business meeting?

years of service; fifty have been work-

 

 

Quarterly meeting of the church on,
Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock. wheni

Streets. South Nor-walk. where we

 

 

business of vast importance will ,.manufacture all kinds of Cotton. Felt, '
claim the attention of all of the mem— Silk Floss. Hair and Combination Mat—
lbers. {tresses and a full line of Pillows. Bol-

The installation of our pastor Willlsters. etc. and sell them to you at
i’galln 0" fiednestdaygievgning. Am‘“.r¢.=asonable prices. and on our easy
. running up 0 on ay evening. , nt terms if desired
April 18th——closing with a cantata and paynte ' '
Cushions of all kinds for Chairs.

a free reception. The public is invit-M
ed to attend and hear some of the,WindOW Seats, Boats, etc.. made to
order.

ablest ministers on this occasion. The
deacon board, trustee board,-\Vomen's One of our great specialties is reno-
vating and making over your old mat-

Missionary Society, Ladics' Aid. B. Y.
P’ L" and the Sunday SChOOI will be tress or cushions no that they are Just
as good as when new.

represented. A cordial invitation is;
extended to all. A silver offering and .
Your patronage is hereby solicited
and one trial will convince you that

presentations will be given the piston:
we have the goods at the tight prices.
Drop us a card or telephone 817.

St. Paul's parish. Rev. Louis B.
Howell, rector (second Sunday after
and our representative-will call.
Norwalk Mattress, Co.

 

Easter).—7:80 a. m.. Holy Commun-
ion. 9 a. m.. morning prayer. 10:30
a. m.. confirmation by the Sulfram'
Bishop of Connecticut, The Rt. Revf,

 

E. C. Acheson. D. D. 7:30 p. 131.. "FRANKLIN AND MONROE STREET.
evening. prayer and instruction for
first Communion. w's Burp,

day school, 353 Main street, 9 a. In.
St. Paul'- Sunday school. -at the

 

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(3L!) h’T’I‘II‘IL \"ORKmS T0 MTCFTT. '
PITTSlll’GH. April 9.——cherai hun- i

Carnc- ‘

bers of the organization claim forty-i

quTg‘;:s‘Il::i‘:";;§-n (Sub’j’ect: “Lead lug in the industry more than forty .

‘F‘ridaV—HT'SH Clio'll‘l‘l‘l‘ihcarsal years and an untold number have
‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' more than twenty years in the steel

Grace Baptist church. Rev. H. R. industry.

C‘oopcir. pastor: Thos. ll. Jackson.

c1urc1 clerk; \V. J. WhaJey. chair- w

man trustr-t- board—Preaching at ANTED
3: . ' ' ‘ '

“003110 an igl- P8131653? ”110011;” ‘3 The peeple of the l\orwalks and

ing at 7530 .p_ m . J p, m. reach- vicinity to know that we are ‘now

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Day and evening scum
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FOR SALE
.3011», 5 roomsinliut film.

for $2,000. .
Also House, 8 rooms in South ’-
walk for 82,200. For particular-I

Ask John T. Hayu ' ‘e

No. 7 Main 3:. Norm
REAL ESTATE meow,
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MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STOR‘E ,

31 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk

 

 

 

Newest Styles in Sprint

l Footwear
ONE ‘ AND TWO STRAP
PUMP AND OXFORDS

in Tan Calf. Tan Suede. Grry Suede,
Black Suede, and \‘it-i Kid
High and Low Heel;
AT $4.45 T0 $8.45
MEN’S AND BOYS' OXFORN
AT $4.45 TO $9.45

 

 

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church. 9:15 a. mrTNew scholars are 7.
invited to begin on any Sunday at»
either school. .
~ Every wee day the celebration of"
the Holy Co munion is at 7.30 a. In.
St. Paul's church is open all day. .
every day of the year, for prayer.
meditation and. rest. All people are‘
invited'to attend the services. caper

‘ly‘ plan. any (past oli
ciall s and visitors in town. .
y W“... .. , the . . .
International Bible Students' As-o- fore haying your
elation. Red Men's Hall. South Nor-I;
walk. Ww-(Sunday) at 3 p.;
3.: "God's 'Due Time!"

SUNLIGHT
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install “I:
cures. lamps, etc, on the month

city. Get our final“
how-firstly

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as. New York city. Seats free.

 

'will resume business

at their former quaré ,

tars, 79 Washington
street, beginning .-
» :iMonday, A p r 1.1, 11, '9