_ Timon} ”5333;
w... L.. A.-.-
istilv 'v
It. .Lber Co.
launch, 20 ft.
must be sold as
inquire
To a DOTS IOI' IECIOTY low.
'. fjdgllfl :Xprlly Eml'). My”
‘ 31 Cove Ave.
. . a- Rubber Co.
FOR SALE—Or Exchange. for a Ford
car. 1915 Buick touring car, sell
starter. demountable rims. good condi-
tion. Also 1919 Ford truck worm drive.
Also 6 turkeys. G. McKcudrie. “‘cst
.Norwallt, hall mile from chapel
't‘.‘ .\ .\'”l ED——Exclusive terri-
::‘~ v'i‘h factory assistance.
} advertised, lowest
‘h- world. to reliable
it”); .15. 329 Third -P ’
l' (my. FOR SALE—.1918 Buick touring car in
_ perfect condition. (‘ord tires. Price
'tilitil‘ :mlet, must be $850. J. B. Bedient, 7 Center Ave.
l. rood condition. Adv Norwalk. .
lw. Norwalk. Conn.
FOR SALE—491'.“ Ford touring car in
good running condition. Price $209.
Address 36 Raymond street.
‘mly alone would share
privileges. with yours!
;. nc» Phone 1373. l ~ ~~———
. . ~ iron SALE—1918 Ford Touring car.
?xperienced machine op-' 275: 1919 Ford Roadster. 275, two
LZ‘UV‘leUTy Mathewson 6. good bargains. l'hone. 2166-2, or call
Norwalk. int 5 “'eslport Ave. Sunday.
.‘x'l‘AR—A bright young FOR SALE—~Two beehives, duck and
. Sun}? years or expert geese eggs. Phone 1480.
xiii-lice of Infants' \k’ear' -
xslullt buyer. The Edw. FOR SALE—One patternmaker‘s
5'. w Haven. Conn. ' lathe. 24" swing. one mitre trimmer.
_.__._.- — and one pipe swivel vise. Apply 6
for gpnpraj house- Seaview Ave, Or 63 “'infield SI.
. '1 ml too}; preferred. Tel}. ‘-
' FOR SALE—2 family
~~—-——--————————l rooms. partial improvements, near
;.:l~ or Women for day trolley and station. For further par»
i luv work to learn. then ticulars phone 2443 or call at 19 So.
2min: $17 to $18 week- Osborn Ave., East Norwalk. '
; tiny-merit Dept, Norwaik.
l
house of 12
FOR SALE—iyear-old heifer on Cook
farm, opposite school house. Ros-ay-
‘i r: aid for general nous}. ton.
"vi . .' tutniiy, no laundry.
Hand lizlymoul 8 Mor»
FOR SALE—Five piece in thogany par-
lor suit lor sale. Practically new. A‘p-
ply 59 Cove Ave., E. Norwalk.
‘ IN
residence.
lawn and
on trolley line.
George Mitchell, telephone
FOR SALE—Grand old
large ham. 3 acres of
garden. mamoth trees;
(July 8,000.
1861.
SURANCE
FOR SALE—Firewood.
Albert A.
Betts is now ready to supply his
, (‘ltstnniors “llll tin-wood at reduced
. “VI. LAX TON & CO., prices. Prompt delivery. Phone 761.
.9" Railroad Ave" South Norwalk
FOR SALE—Hardy
tliemum plants. one year old. all
colors. Si 15 u lloz. rosr- bushes. $3.00 a
doz. All prize winning stock front
ltowzlyton greenhouses. Nursery stock
at bargain pricHs. Reynolds l‘oulti‘y
Inc.
Farm. Highland Ave. l‘houe 10:6.
(‘.
FOR SALE—3 houses in 1921“ Union
.I. VAL'GHN‘S
‘ ‘ ‘ street. buildings for rent. at 16
, l‘.l,l‘.(_ TRIC GARAGE élarshall street The Hatch & Halley
i. ' . ' in iitzicncios. {Il".'l"."«‘l‘l.’l.“:. 0'
. _ l. :1 (Us: and {iii t‘.l“(‘ll‘lf' TO m
Hi 3' of Webb BX‘OS. .Tl'LI.E"]l’ ll“. hymns and toilet at .\'o. 2::
,. 5. Phon 9,33 .. . ort‘ . izlll street rear. inquire of
-.-_ 6 ll ll luiiri' {c (‘0. South Main street.
.I
I
. lit
'i'rr. "
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Mahackemo Block, Tel. 1581
l :XRLOV BROS. ‘T(I)llllff:tr Filth
long. engine nearly new,
party is leaving town.
Fren ch Chrysan-
bought nice dresses for my children.
and clothes for my husband and my-
self, at very low prices. This was the
first bargain I ever have seen in eight
years. Try the new store at 2; Monroe
street. You will receive line service
and very reasonable prices."
So she tried and found everything so.
FRANK MOKlSEL, Prop.
———‘, — -
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
action guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
ca
11.
NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nomalk.
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car, any
make, in your own garage. Phone 602-4.
Automobile repairing, starting, light-
lng and 1 itlon work a specialty.
ILLS & FINCH
53 DAY ST. PHONE 461
given.
Was formerly connected wtih the
late Joseph Cornell. tree specialist.
91135 J. Collins, 266 East the, Phone
NATHAN a. MILLER
General contracting, painting and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully given.
. Nathan. Tel. 765-1-3
S. Miller, Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street, Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint I.yiour house
and keep it from decay. ave your
room 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 St.
South Norwalk.
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Daily trips to
New York. Address 71 Cedu street.
Phone 318.
WANTED TO BUY
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves; also pigs and poultry. 1 pay
highest prices. Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.
—____________.___ _
A MAIER’S—Anto Tops. Curtains.
Cushions, and Upbolsteflng. Ford
Tops $18 to 520. Phone 902, So. Main
St, opposite Wilson's Hat Shop. So.
horwalk. Conn.
CARRIOAN & FLYNN. local and loll?
distance trucking of all kinds
Ofllce Leary d: 00.. Phene 1577. HouSe
Dhone 363.
1
l'l‘ll Ll'l'l‘ Sili’qlt: rooms and '_ room
apat'lnlmits for light llo\.t>e looping.
neatly ftit‘tiisliwl. ll_v day or week. Bl’lS»
lol liot~l. 5‘4 \Vnslitligtoti St.
lI’OR RENT The S-ephen liairli
“0““?- tit’i \\'v:<t Avi nue. lul’nl>llt‘d or
llnllll'lll‘illvtl. Modern. stertnt ltmf.
STORAGE
fir llltll\t‘llltld Furniture
1653-!
storage Warehouse
Quixth Nor-walk. Conn.
.12:l(‘l{'S GARAGE
E.L "VI“
in
.. ‘ , :itre_ Lnittll-n anti lruit. (‘all lu-tuevtl
: Re‘ChfugEd. Cyhn ll“ li'l- (illll Uri“. 0i" {lllt'r five, TM 7-4 ‘
red. Welding and ,-.- .
B""l"’ln 10 l..‘.i T\\(| l:ttn..~hmi toonis. Ill”
- "“ g Illt lllzlll‘lillll limit \vlth luluttl til.
ST. PHONE 917 lh‘H-‘l'l‘ lititliy. (lentil-titan. ’nl—“lt'f‘u‘i.
, - ' ‘l . .
:Hc.H ’VOFIWALK 1.1:. almnautAH.
TO LET rlfll'nl May I. first lllilll‘. 4
rooms. at 4:0.“- Sptzng St All ittipt'ot'“
lllvnl» ltiq-Jiin on prettiiws.
lllrnl>ht‘(l room at .1
l’hont- l‘l
UP-to Date Cigar Store TO LET~ l‘leannt front room in
private family. Refined surround
H A.‘ L L _ BI A R K incs. All modern improvements. Good
lrvsidentiul section. Phone 1757.
(‘ANDIES
THE BEST
$1.10 lb.
TO l.ET-—Store near W'ilton station
and postotlice. Good location lor
meat market.
(‘0. 50 Water St.. So. Norwalk. Conn.
‘UR RENT—Storage Space,
uold lurnlture. Sepa ate
«lemrflre proof building.
" Sio'utte (V... lnC_, Saugatuck. Conn.
Tel. “estport 47. “‘e ' issue nego-
rooms.
ubbell Coal
_._......-m
. -Ems-.a.... ,.
-...~-_._...... .a.._...
M
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
'7 all
.7.er Rowayton, '
‘ 'zemade Butter. Eggs from our
(arm,
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Phone 2696 and 1618 -
Liable warehouse receipts.
Six-Room Cottage
All improvements, tr'elln ut ln(.ltit>!l,
$1.000, part can remain on timrtgngn
,y T. J. CANTY & co.
and buttermilk Iresh daily l
parts of the Norwalks
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
1‘- Hanford Place Tel. 925
FIBRE BROTHERS, Props.
1
t
l
> We will wire your house for
.,.;
- \
garment plan, any part of
y.. Get our estimate be
having your house wired
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
134. Washington St, 8. Norm!!!
“it
t
ARTIFICIAL
Weather Forecast
SUNLIGHT
l‘or Norwrilk and vicinity: Rain this
‘flflfrllOOll and tonight; warmer to-
3 Light, and instau fix lnight. Sunday generally fair; strong
lamps. etc, on the month- southeast and south winds. probably“
of gale force
Sunday. diminishing Sunday. A
trough of low pressure extending front
l’pper Michigan southeastward to
North Carolina is causing cloudy and
showery weather in the lake region
and along the North Atlantic coast.
Another .rough of low pressure ex-
tends! from Colorado northward to
Montana. Showers have occurred
during the last twenty-four hours in
nearly all districts east of the Mississ-
ippi river. The temperature continues
mild in all the northern sections.
Phone 450
F. TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
Noiwalk. $5., Probate
>23, A. 1)., 1921.
erallle \‘i'illiams, lute of
_ b‘ district, deceased.
.l the administrator e!-
..lir1iinistration account to
-r adjustment, at the Pro-
it \ot walk. on the 30th day
TRINm.gfm'R(‘H NOTES.
Daylight saving will not be observed
at Trinitv Church tomorrow. Services
9n the standard (old) eastern time.
7:30, Holy (‘ommuniom 9:30 (‘hurch
l“'.’l at 10 o'clock. iorenoon.’ School: 10:3". Morning Prayer and
. , . ’tw twins interested in said Sermon: 7:30. Evening Prayer and
’ \_ 1“ notified thereof. the ad- Sermon.
. nil} cause this order to be
. _n. wspap?!‘ having a cir-
i»l district. at least tive
wild :‘A’lth day of April,
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
LOST
LOST—Gray wolf scarf from auto-
mobile. Friday attemoon. Finder
please telephone 1617-2.
‘1»
gzi.‘ '
Al‘Dlv Modern Grocery.
house- ‘
FOR SAIE l
shifting to southwest on ‘
USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial
Dodge 1917 Touring
Several Fords
,- Goodycar and Fisk Tires.
v Carbon removed while you wait.
LYON'S GARAGE
Westport Ave. Tel.
1575
_ WILLIAM F. HOYT
ill/ZAI. .Lgsra'rr:
HOUSES FOR SALE
THIS WEEK
Tlllt‘i‘ onl l;tttt:‘l 'u. w, .. ill!
PTOVOXlH'nlS. iii-mu. twil‘lfiJV “will
(as) l"llll>. . 7
All kinvl~ of |l\'ltlléll.t' liottw» ..2
till
parts 01 (liy and country from 53. UK”? 1:. ‘
up.
Sew-rill small houses for S‘Jjuw. (Two
. down
Buy Now. While You Have the Choice
of Places
(all and l~-t Ill“ show you “lint I
'liatc tor mic Appointnicnts made.
; SWARTZ 8. CORBETT BLDG.
l Tel. Office 435; House 831
l WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
i Deaths andIFunerals
I
\\ Minn: T. hooker.
\\llllillil 'l' I:- v lx'vl 41111 last night
:li.- lit“ 1': l.l.\ >i\7¢l"_ Mrs Harry
l‘.2.<~ti. _\, v. iork till. .‘ll lllt' age of
43 )-'ll.~ l‘ustlies lll's Hale", lllf: de-
N-astti is Si.T\l\‘€’d it) a mother. Mrs.
‘l <11.) 'm l’t‘l‘k‘ r «it Ilizs t ll The
funeral will he llt'ld on Monday after-
.. . ‘ 2w o't l-wk H‘wlll the lllll(‘ral
paJu‘s of it. \K’. Raymond. “’93!
“'35:, . Con strm l. Iltv l.. J Schocp-
pier. t. the South Norwalk Baptist
(mono. wtl. ’v-tatt. and tits inter-
?meut vvlll be lit l‘itit- lslzirtl ct lllf‘lt‘r‘v‘.
Mr. l'rcker \vns “'fll»lill(l“'ll Hi this
{it}. lrut has been ill lor some little
time.
.——__.__.____
EDNA “'HITl-Z. TRl'Ml’h’l‘ER.
.\T METHODIST ('Hl'lH‘H
ON SCIOAY EVENING
“ho :llIl'ilde the Aida
Quartet Concert in the South
Norvuilk Methodist l-Ipiscopal church
in March will not forget Miss Edna
.\'\'hite. the special trumpeter who at
that time delighted the audience with
.her playing. Miss “‘hite is to assist
:the choir in this church. and to play
ta number of solos in the church at
the Sunday exenmg service tomorrow
at 7:30 o'clock. It is only by a hit of
lgood fortune that she has been pro-
cured. is engaged throughout
iMay. goes in June for a sixteen weeks
ito-ur With Chautauqua. follows that
t“'lIh a tour for the Edison Phono-
graplt (‘ompanv until Christmas time.
'IMiss \‘l’hite plays for both the Edison
iCompany and the Columbia Company.
iTlie Columbia ompany has a number
:of records of the Edna White Trum-
ipet Quartet. of which she was former-
ly leader. She plays with remarkable
lease. and with licaufl‘ul tones: and
her selections on Sunday evening wall
be entirely reverential and in complete
.hamony with the spirit of the religi-
ous service. All are invited. The hour
0
‘ l‘tvrsmts
iltrnss
>lto
of 1.138 service is 7:30 standard time.
Trees trimmed and general care‘
C Wants To Let. For Sale. Maine” and Proteuiomn Oua- mm“. “h. tum.) up 1 an,
0 cent. . w z 68116. 3 J a 31-00. 0‘”: Ilhbm First. Methodist Episcopal church.
South Norwalk. Rev. John J. Snavely.
A'AA‘VA'A'A'A: ‘VAv-A'A'A"'A'A"' """"‘vv‘v‘v‘v‘- .-.-.-:---.-.-—--- - AAAAAAAA - pastor; Miss Willa Miller. Choir (11-
vvv VVVV--‘ vv—'vv'v-vv rector; Carlton L'Hommedieu. organ—
OFTEN I _‘ist.—Hours of church services given
El" Al E: lbelovv are standard time. Sunday
w R S 8m nouns 'serviccs will DC as follows: At 10:30.
' " . ‘ ‘ preaching service. Sermon subject
I hillllcilalcogg hg‘t‘ldllelll FOR SALE—One. two-family house. CONSOLATION being “InspirauUnfi At 1;» o'clock.
'oA‘WJV.’ south Norvvatk 9 some improvememsv 1 gasoline I heard my neighbor saylns- “1 Sunday school and ’r. c. B. class. At
Epworth League de\0tlonal
meeting. At 7:3u. eyening service of
song and preaching- Miss Edna
\‘i’hite. trumpeter. formerly leader of
the Edna \N’hite Trumpet Qutrlet. of
New York. will assist the chi . in the
music of the evening and “1.; play a,
number of trumptt solos. Miss \\'hite
lwill be remembered by all who at-
‘tended the Aida Brass Quartet con-
6:45.
cert. in March. tor the beautiful solol
work she did (ti that time. Below is
given the music lor the evening. not
including the numbers Miss White
will play:
l'reluc—"Thc- Suzin". . . . Saint-Saens ‘
l - Mr. lillnmmedieu.
lAnthem———"God l‘~~ Merciful to L‘s"
l ......................
f Choir.
Solo—“The Nun ‘,\ and Nine"
! Bliss )liller.
I’ostludt—"Tt mpiv March"
Mr L'lilvmmcdieu.
The sermon sun vet for the evening
will he ”JESUS—73's Truth."
l Thursda) m. .. .L'. at 7‘45. the mid-
‘“'(~ck serxice viii: he held.
Friday BIIFY‘LHO' at 3:30. the Jun-
ior League “ill lll' - t. directed by Mrs
'Har‘ry llradimn. Mrs. Eugene Sander-
‘son and Mrs. K, “1 Massey.
l On Friday t‘\' rung. at ll o‘clock. the
,Men's Christian l:; iustrial League will
hold its regular
soctul meeting.
t‘he Illl' specml ~pt-akC-r for the even-
ing. Mr. “'mr Hit-r wtll speak on
the subject: ‘.\'.r l‘ldison As I Have
Known Him " ins is certain to he a
meeting of grin“ interest. and all
lmemhcrs are r1 tuzttdcd to make their
plans to tut pres- '
I
v
(‘hoir rt hears-.2 this Heniug at 7;3u.
.o‘clock.
Norwalk .‘\lt 2:.odtst Episcopal
lchurclt. th-org- Tompkins, nlllils»
.u r . ,_\n 5.. ”it i \\ ill be hold one
‘liour tariio't tl..-i' ..sual. in compliance
“'llll tlit .\‘l;t\oi'- Hliuest that cached-
tiles. llISI“:l<‘l (ll locks. luc- set uhi-ud
.one hour. l'l hi" to mvrt the popu»
.lur demand t'oi .2\light saving. .\ a.
inr. (‘Llss tint-tin. lc-d by F H. limit-
;( lit. ‘3 .i 15.. So my school and Men's
[Assuiil ._\ out» - tor all ages and u
{\nirom- to e .. t~ witc. lll a 111.. “or-
ship .illd s~ H: St rmon topic:
:“TL. Una! ii“. .‘t:.l to lllt' lluxldiiig
in: tin I‘llllliz‘ . iilcluary.” 5.4;? p.
VIn, l:lt\\t~‘?i‘. l- .111» t". {in “(llShlp
. :‘v: M ”not; (illic' "Forward."
.Flutl‘ti tonsil; pram. ll} orch-stra
{and Him"? !
.. orchestral Illlnllrt rs
"\\'.lz .\
2“le it it‘ll oi Illt‘ l't‘l“Sl.~“
:(llt ill All ;: ll.ll by Mendelssohn;
l. ll..lt..YI-it lt\ ‘ontrs «i‘llot‘i'ttmtiiu
l‘. v'. _-'Tt.‘~ \ Ktltt lit-la. 'i‘ltd
l\ul.1ll.! w u in‘ L.’ll.’ll’loL "Now
ti» l-... l~ 17K: r to Marks. “71 >o~
humi- svl'w ‘t riot in Ill" “fillin-
-l< ' m l ' s >tt Miss Sitiusuti
s .«v ~ l a t is - l-_\ rwiut-st
l \lt~...t.ii ; . .lloys' l'ltill.
! ".t~.t\ l 4 loss llll‘llli:
' \\. . .‘~'.'l‘\ ' m.. illtlillal iii-1t»
. l,u\tt ’. l. “gum virtuous and
l .‘x "- 4?» p m. Illti)1l‘ St'l'\~
. l’ m. l'l'illilll;l .i (1.355
. mnt :it the l0lll' of Mr: trims
l \iu t‘ntltmii (t\(’1't.v. llruntl l:.nt
.l‘x' "lit .‘l I‘: ‘ i'.lll"(‘h. lit‘ ll
l' \\:1lklli5 push-t g'l‘IH [rust-tr
. . link in. t-oll; Illllli it: (llill 4\-tl
: limiting: >'Y\llt . 1'. ‘.;t' Still~
""7" in.“ or (W'tst \\'l;.'ll lt
‘l»' lit-rm; S-‘\ltt T Sull-
‘l'itr rtttll‘vmr inquiry (:1 Hit
Stittliuy .M howl at l‘.’ in Tim
.trmi ' ‘ ii ‘l- Kl-AN.‘ nznts
'll 1‘s "‘>7 S‘S’liil >.' w? 'l‘Eirtst
1 HleI} ‘m \ mil“ lipuurtli
1m "3'" .: .‘w Still mt ‘l'lS(lllllii~
. - l(.st .1) . .‘a _\ l‘urltluv k. ltdLl’
. .‘tlnl
Sm 1(1) mitts :.s usual.
‘ . .‘ i. m.
.7 llll'l \i-wk l'l.:\l r mi (ting.
t ; ll 4 I
Tim Pin." unnl tl.lll‘(‘ll. South
l.\f‘l1\.1.l‘\ 9‘ volts nlllilsht; Mrs
Il l”'\ tit: soloist; Art hilmlti
_\1- Hr. :. L‘rLiilll$l.r'a\.tr\lt1'RlUl Stin~
. l'.t'l'..llL' “ill l’t‘glll at 103M
tx.. llil.l."ll 11ml l M". JuLUl'S H l“
proucll or. tin \ illicit, “The t‘nptuiii
‘0: tin Hosts ' 'l‘lv- l‘litirc-lt school and
.Mwus' (lit. “.1: mill at l’.‘ m. .lutiuc
[John ll Light “ill 14nd tiit- Minx
Club Hi It tll\12,.\Sl()n 01 "The n L
‘tuiii of l'llllllt‘ Hptillun' 'l‘hv L 1min;
l‘tt'llli'a Stltlv'l} \xtll rut-ct at t. 3o 1,
m
(in \\'.rlt..sii.r.\' .‘ll’txrttoon. at 3‘
‘('.(l‘_PLk. Ill' l'ltuivtnor Circlt \vtll nit-ct
wet the lion” oi Mrs lived l“l\nll 1
'luflngston- strict ‘ .
l ()1: 'l'htirsdav «vetting at \ O'clock
ll‘llt‘lt‘ will in :1 special St‘l‘\l(‘(‘ in the
Sutulo} school auditorium of ] .’
.churc h. l K
' The music program for Sunvlav
mmning is as tollows: '
'I'rclude«".‘\lt-dtuitton a Sainte (‘lo-
Illdl‘" ............ _ . . . .
.Anthem—-“0 Lord. Thou .ArtJanlllf
l (:00 . . ......... . Godard
lOfi'ertory——"l"rtorc" .. ..... Thomas
Soprano Solo——"("lpcn the Gates of the
1 Trn‘lplv" ................ Ta\lor
Poseiude—"Allvgro Moderato“ .
....................... Rousseau
I VF‘t'rst Congregational church. Nor-
,“all-t, {(-x. 1;. l-. McGregor. Ph_ 1)
pastor—Morning service at lo;3g. 1,;
Eastern standard time. The question
of the hour of service will be discus-
sed at this service. Sermon in' the
pastor. SthPCII “The Christian‘s
Highest Privilege." Sunday school at
1‘.’ o'clock (Eastern standard time)
Christian Endeavor at 7 .
(Eastern standard time). Topic: "A
Good Name and How to Obtain It"—
leader. Charles McGregor.
“'ednesday—At S. p. m. (Eastern
standard time). a musical program
and play, by the Golden Rule Circle.
with social hour following.
Thursday—~At 8 D. m. (unless oth-
erwise decided at the Sunday discus
sion). the preparatory service for the
May Communion will be held.
Music for Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood—Newkirk. so-
prano; Mrs. Edna May Selleck.‘
pianist; Miss Maebelle Austin. vio-
linist.
Prelude—“The Day of Roses"
..... ...... ..... W. Baumgartner
Violin and Piano.
Ottertory—"Spring Song"
.................... Mendelssohn
Violin and Piano.
Soprano Solo—"Jud: for Today”
. ...... . . . . Jane Bingha. Abbott
Fondue—"Arabesque" ... "Kat-51nd
.. /
\Vhlske ’
:iiunthly business and ‘,
.1 E. \K‘inchcster will'
o‘clock .
II..-
«l .t.”.
St. Paul‘l W Rom. {fill-1'“:
Howell. rector (Fourth Sundau a ,_
Baster).—7:30 a. 111.. Holy Commuu'
ion. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer.
sermon. Holy Communion. 7:30 p.
m.. evening prayer. hastem stand-
ard time. Sunday school at St. An-
drew's mission. 253 Main street. “in-
|nipauk, at 9 a. m. At. St. Paul's
church. at 9:15 a. m. ‘
Every weekday. Holy Communion
at 7:30 a. m.
All persons are welcome at the serv-
ices. especially strangers and visitors
in town. New scholars. from the age
:of four up. are welcome at either of
Jthe two schools on any Sunday.
. St. Paul‘s church is open all day.
levery day of the year. for
prayer. rest and meditation.
1 The class lately confirmed by the
ltiishop will make its first Communion.
Sunday morning. at 7:30. All parish-
ioners. especially those who have
been confirmed during the present
rectorate, are asked to make this an
anniversary of their own first Com-
munion.
p ri vat e
Trinity church notices. Rev. G. S.
:chvis. M. A.. rector—Calendar tor
the week beginning April 24 H" Stir
day after Easter): 7:30 a. l .o;..
Communion. 9:30 a. m. church
school. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer
and sermon. 7:3ll p. m., (\cnitig
fpraycr and sermon
Monday—9:30 a. m.. Holy Com-
‘munion (St. Mark's Day).
Thursday—~71?) p. m.. meeting of
‘IllP Gtrls' Friendly Society,
1 Friday—3 p. m . candidatesv class of
.the Girls' Friendly Socu t_\'.
The South Nor-walk Baptist church,
fL. J. Schoeppler. pastor ——10:?,.H
(standard time). sermon: “The \Vit-
nessmg Church." 12 noon. Bible
,school and Brotherhood. 6:45. Christ»
tan Endeavor. 7:3“. sermon: "The
Power to Win."
Monday—Volley ball.
! Tuesday—ii p m. Advisor} Coun—
tl.
\K'cllncsday—The sewing committee
of the \Voman's Association “ill meet.
at the home of Mrs. \‘Vm. Moran. 11:
South Main street. in th( afternoon at
‘3 o'clock.
l Vt'ednesday (vetting—At 7 o'clock.
Boys' Club.
l Thtirsday—Prziytr me‘tt’tig. Busi-
lness mire-ting [ollowmg
Friday—Choir rehearsal
Grace Baptist church. Itev. H. R.
Cooper. pastor; Thomas H. Jackson.
clerk —Y'rcaching at 1“le“ a. m. Sun~
day school at 1‘3 noon. Annual ber-
mon of the Ladies' Aid at 3.3” p, m.
All members and lrlt-mls art request-
ed to he on time promptly. B. Y. P.
1’. at 6 o'clock p. m . with a spicy pro-
cram and a line subject for discussion
by the li. Y. 1‘. 1‘. Preaching at 7:30
p m. The public is welcome to at-
filt’lld all ot tlwse scrncvs With us.
Monday owning. the 18111 ult. Was
an netting of anal n-totctug With us.
together “ill; our pastor, at the re
(‘Pplioli {:l\('ll it. Ill‘litll" oi liim. 01: the
ll‘lFIdllllllUll (ll him to Illi.’ pastorate of
Gran [Lipttst (’lllll‘fli “ti-<1; he was
pt'ts‘trlmi \‘llll a purse it) the ‘\.l"
ntcti's Mtsstunuiy Society. and :anotlt-
Il pill‘Sl l») tho trtlstnl‘s. and still at:-
otlui li_v tlur l; Y. I’. I'.. and still an
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tiimio ltls li"x'll‘l Ell‘ll and tin Ladies
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First Church. Scientist. 57 West
. avenue—The regular Sunday service
of this church is held at 11 a. in.
Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock. '
l (“hrtslian Scienct still.“ ct. April 34'
l"l"rolintton Alter l‘t‘alll "
‘ Wednesday evening testimony
:meeting at 8 o'clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
1 Reading room in Roodner's build-
‘ing, 61 Wall street. open Week days
“holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p.
'm. All are welcome.
5 Adventist Christian church. Var.
Ymtdt and Harvey streets. l-L'ist Nor-
walk. Frank Leslie Long. pastor——
The regular worship at 1030 a. in
Sermon by the pastor Sui-)ect:
"Commercial Activities No Endence
of Ethical Development." Sunday
school at 13—Ritliard liland. super-
\'t’orkers at
Jennie Ainsworth.
superintendent. Loyal \“orkers at
6:15 p. m.——leadvr. Walter Hyena.
Topic: “Individual Evangelism." The
exerting scruce. at 7:30 p. n1.—
prcachtug l)_\' the pastor. There will
be special music by the cliOir.
intemlcnt. Junior
3:30 p. m.——Mrs.
Loyal
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Christ church. East Norwalk. Rev.
Robert B. B. Foote. rector (4th Sun-‘
day after Easter).—-Morning prayer
and sermon at 9:30. and Church
school at 11 a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon at 6:30 p. m.. followed by
the confirmation lecture.
South Norwalk Rescue mission.
E. '
Gale. superintendent. 6 Henry streeLl Duper-Ham Spor‘ing
——Sunday school at 2 p. m. At 3:15.: . m
praise and testimony meeting. Bro. M: 310m ”
Oscar Llills. from ltowayton. will be
the speaker. Evening service at 7:45.
Bible study. Monday evening. at 8.
Meetings W'ednesday and Friday
evenings.
The public
these services.
is cordially
Residents of Day and Tones street
complained about boys making a dis-
turbance there between the hours 0:
seven and eight at night.
is ”Ar.
invited to :
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Continued from First page. l
iduring the war. Scarcely a day pass— '
ies that the War Department is not
icalled upon by the police of various
teities and towns throughout the coun-
:try to try to identify the finger prints.
of some one who has been involved in
a crime or fatal accident.
Helped Soho Wanderer Case.
A recent inquiry from Chicago in
connection with the notorious Carl
\Yanderer murder case is perhaps ty-
pical. The "Ragged Stranger." who is
alleged to have been shot by Lieuten-
iant “'anderer while the stranger was
staging a fake hold-up for which Wan-
Ierer had paid a small sum of money.
‘tad never been satisfactorily identi-
fied. The police believed him to be Earl
Keessee. of Milwaukee. and that he
had served in the army either under
the name of Keessee or that of Ed—
ward Morgan. of Texas
Knowing that the finger—print rec-
ords of every man who had served in
zllif‘ army since the illrniification sys-
item was installed were on file with
'the “'ar I‘f'hflt‘lnflnl. they sent the
«imprints of the “Ragged Stranger‘s"
lfingers to “‘asltington for comparison:-
Investigation showcd that a man nam-
ed Earl Keesee had enlisted in the
army from Milwaukee. but the finger‘
prints of Knessee wrrr different from
those of the "Ragged Stranger." It
was found that no less than six Ed-
ward Morgans had served in the army
and that two of them wcre from.
Texas. but the finger prints of the man
slain in f‘hicago did not tallv with
those of any of the Edward Morgans
who had served in the army.
Handy for Sheriffs
So prolific has the identification
section of the army become as a means:
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Pay Your Bills by
Check
Open a Check Ac-
count Now With
The People’s
Trust Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
4% on Savings De-
posits.
BANKING HOURS
APRIL 25 T0 SEPT. 2!
Sa.m.t02p 111.
Monday Evenings 6 to 7 p. m.
Saturdays 8 a. m. to 11 a. In.
of capturing criminals. that every now
and then the department has to
squelch some :lmllitious slicrifi' who,
trits to malt: tlw St'TYiC" pay him di-.
vidends. Tlit method ordinarily used.
is simple A sheriff tnnkes a collec-
tion of notices of reward offered for
the capture of criminals Then he
urn-sis (wry tramp that comes This
‘Way. takes his finger prints and sends
them to the “'31- Department in
\K'nshtngtou for identification. As the
“'ar Department has the finger print
records of practically (very able-
imdied young man in the l‘nitcd
States. it often happens the “'ar Ix.»
partment is alil.» to tell the sheriff the
name of the man he has ll“. custody.
There-upOn the sheriff checks over
his list of rewards offend and if 010
finds the captiu-‘s name among them
Live Poultry Market
22 Woodward Ave» Phano m
EAT 1m auvr.
SPECIAL Pawns so; can
SATURDAY
ROOSTERB..-..... ...... .256
SPRINGS ........ .........886|h.
YOUNG GEESE ........... nab
SMALL YOUNG AND TENDER
DUCKS . . . . ..... “c Q
We also have a big line of in,“
hens and pulleta for sale at M
able prices by weight or piece.
E. LAPIN, Prop.
h.- tmmedmtrly 11011th the persons
offering the reward and then proceeds
'14: collect l
The identification section of thcl
“In In tiarimem is it. rlsargc of ‘Vlll-l
1‘ r S ”Kaye “to was ll.“ organizer of{
~flit T‘st ”it‘ll ntm s. cttoti' 'm use in the
i‘fi‘sr llrpfll’lllié‘nl. The mom purpose
lm’ tll' lillt'lttt\ Section is to iliemifv
. l
unknown dead 11“ time of war. and to:
FORD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up.-
Nor-walk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
20 Main Street, NOI’WIlk Goal
Phone 954
lzv- p tiniicsirr :‘le 4 \rsrrrvicn on n irom‘
redulistttiz ni7r‘icr assumed names i
1.:itolv it has lW‘t‘l‘. szzpplvttiz illetltif—l
Cullnt‘l records to soldiers. necessarv in
ls-“w‘tittrsz tllSll).’l.“tt"S and il‘. :t‘ltilllnl':
{has lu’ e". .'i source of great IiSSiSlal‘Ft'
to tlw police in inlvrtt’Vinc f'l'illllnfllS‘
among disrl‘nrgul st‘rn'cr mrr ‘
t
ONCE MORE
sold (or the high dollar.
1
You. Mr. Farmer. will find what you‘
seed for your spring work among these.
excellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street
AUCTlON EVERY TUESDAY
Glasses That Are Right
tlm sight.
Preserve
1
3THE DAINTIEST OF GO“
3
j Ihave a fine lot of (50) horses to be for summer-time can be had u ,-
1
will let us
Tailor Them tor You
The newest designs. rmartelt .
Ttrlmmluz ideas are embodied in .
lgarments that we make- up.
Come in and see our’vvide all”
lment of material.
New York Ladies’ Tailor
11 North Main Street
UP STAIRS
See
TH A M'E R
Optometrists and Opticnm
"The house of good gins-u."
:7 Atlantic St. Stamfarr
w. close at e P. n. Daily l
FOR SALE
Many dwellings in all sections 0!.
the town. Prices trom- $1.800 to
25.000. For list and particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street Nov-walk
Real Estate insurance
The Students and Friends
01“
MERRILL
COLLEGE
who wish to .attend the
dance to be given April 29,
are requested to call at the
college for their invita-
tions.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUM!
I count alum 373251-
ORLINS’
Tina vuncamznzo snor
- and
AUTO ACCESSORY 8T0“
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes 8*
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
THE BICYCLE
TIMEISHERE
, an: masses
5 saw ENGLAND .
' EXPERT
Are Reliable Wheels.
Ford Parts, Fish' Tackle
A. W. Hodge
mmmmnm;
SALE NOW GOING ON
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 So. Kain 813., So. Noni-h
Our entire stock of Men's. Law
and Children's Shoes. Pumps III.
Oxfords in the very latest style;
cut at a saving of from 31.50 b
82.50.
See our window for bargains.
is“; ;
Norwalk Chronicler