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South Nor-walk. Rev. John J. Snavely,
' """""'vvvvvv—.“‘ - -A A -- -A- pastor; Miss Willa. Miller. choir di-
‘ v..'.... v--- -'v""""' rector; Carlton L'Hommedieu, organ-
fil tint—Sunday services will rtde a: to;-
‘ ‘ ' lows: At 9.80 (stands me
WM FOR SAIAE 60mm NOTlcaé preaching service and administration
' s
I. A; - " ‘ ' - of Sacrament of the Lords Supper-
21;; rlgkndlgifiie 33:? FOR SALE—BUICK touring car. An LaWn mowers sharpened and. put in also, admission of members to the)
>_‘__.._.___——.
_-;-.-'-nters, 80c per hour.
14 First St. E. N. «
Reliable Ameriv
'5 2 or more rooms or
furnished. Address
SentineL
,_.,_.._____._
- -....,qu.35. high prices palsl
’ . . fu—niture, mahogany,
_ pme, etc.. also old
_ g . .tb'ng of merit that is
.-‘ ' :91 D. A. Bernstein,
c Phone 1693.
[.7 j-;-—r.t.
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FOR SALE—~Seveu passenger National
opportunity to procure a fine car at ' n
attractive figure. May be seen 51%-
day afternoon or evening at No. 11.
Fitch SL, Ea N
a Ford. st orWalk. I will take in
FOR SALE—1918 Ford To rin
With demountable rims. gficegsfsfi
E. L. Greenburg, Scribner Ave, South
Norwalk. Phone 1492-2.
“Highway Six" for sale cheap. Ad-
dress "National." care Sentinel.
\K’ANTPlHarpenters wanted who
are Willing to work for 80 cents an
Apply Norwalk hour. Apply at St. John & Keyser
_ Cc Emp. Office, Steamboat Place. City. '
._._l
‘ .1 ‘wr‘maid and walt- FOR SALE~1920 Ford Touring car,
9 Hart. Highland 8325: 1918 Ford Touring Car, 275;
_ 79_ 1919 Ford Runabout. 8275: 1916
Ford Runabout. 8200. These cars
=11——A Bright young
r; . years 0! experi-
u of lnfants‘ Wear
_. Buyer. The Edw.
v» 1i .ven', Conn.
- experienced seat
'.'.3 Heel bresters on
. :us Steady work.
i- , Water: & Gardiner.
2-:ctad3' Ave. Brook-
_,_,_._________—
r. for general house—
'1.—. Twin. 34 East Ave.
: Phone 1452.
,—
have splendid
‘ .r 3. bright young lady
nr’nced stenog'fflpht'r-
'» ‘r' e
8
.x;.
'.;‘::y and clerical record.
r. r—rmane-ct posxtiun, op-
aduan r-mrnt p \int
Aier-ss Box 11‘.
\ -' n
house-
.
gene. 1;
Han 0rd
run and look like new. Phone 2166-2
or call at 5 Westport avenue. Nor-
walk. Sunday.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—1919
Ford truck. worm drive. new pneu-
matic tires. Agent for new Ford
touring cars or runabouts. Your old
car in exchange. G. McKendrle.
“'est Norwalk, a half-mile from
chapel.
‘l’nlt SAl.E~—Big Sale of remnants in
and
for
large building
N. L. Byxbcc, 12 Cove St. East Nor-
walk.
big pieces in any color and any
kind will be held by M. Blustone. 1
Mott Ave. every Monday. Goods will
not be wrapped in paper. Bring
your own bag.
FOR SALE—Ford Coupe.
(-1. many extras. Price
Also Studebaker. in fine wnditlon.
.\'0 reasonable offer refused. Tele-
[hone 214344 or call at 68 \Vard St.
Nurwalk.
late mod-
reasonable.
X‘C'i’.
illilil.
‘ {17.5.
SALE—New 7 room house,
laundry. ball. all improve-
:7: Barn. 16x34 two stories. Lot
11': front by 100 deep. Next to Fair-
:rld Park. M. Van Court, 31 Ply-
mouth Ave. Norwalk.
i'nlt SALE—About 6 acres of good
inside oyster ground. has oysters
clams on; or will exchange
a nice piece of land or a good
lot in the Norwalks.
—, 'FOR SALE—3
bury Ave. Norwalk.
FOR
shape:
able rims.
mountablcs.
' Ex"Iielfant. 91 Main St.. or tel.
FOR SALE—Good Jersey
Mrs, liatona, 250 Ely Avenue.
hives of bees. Ir.-
quire Henry F'. Beaupain, 4 VVood—
SALE—.1920 Ford Coupe like
new; 1920 Ford touring in good
1019 Ford Touring, Dcmount-
1917 Ford runabout. De—
Prlccd right. Louis
1377.
cow. just
fresh: also building stones cheap.
white poodle
557. or 1883
N RANGE
LAYTON 8; CO.,
Inc.
F". -oa.d Ave,, South Norwallt
J. V'AUGHN‘S
I EL‘TRIC GARAGE
on magnetos, generators.
. was, wiring and all electric'
3:: all cars.
E .2- of Webb Bros.
‘ 3' Phone 902
STORAGE
- f '2' Household Furniture
Phone 1683-!
walk Storage Warehouse
South Nor-walk. Conn.
M. WOOSTER
TI'ORNEY AT LAW
minor U... Patent Office
TENTS
Sand for Bookie! on PM
Hi" St. Mailman. Car-1*
FER—SKIIEH
*. 10 Rooms and
Sleeping Porch
_ i»-.-n improvements. oak and
v: ‘ 'rzm, garage. lot 100x150.
. we in South Norwalk. Price
{rt—4;;
|
— culars
.,.
1" JOHN T. HAYES
3 0 5: Feet Norwalk
is THE m ran
ammo mus AND
snnusnuny
0"3mental, Shade and Ever-
-=v” trees, Roses, Vines etc.
" 3 t3’s Welcome Any Time
OR‘J'ALK NURSERY
12“ T’°”°¥ and Busses Pass
the Grounds
»\
.:_ “Tentseme—nu Bring. Good
X
7: . - W4
"0' car is fool-proof. Un-
> Its victim- us note
FOR SALE—Full
FOR SALE—Three 6 ft.
blooded “'hile
“’yandotte Chicks. Phone 621-4.
dry goods
show cases. Apply 17 North Main
street. 3
FOR SALE—4919 Ford—Touring car.
9
Best mechanical condition. Two
spare tires, dem. rims, Hasslers shock:
absorbers,
1633-3.
FOR SALE—One
Tel.
l
many other extras.
Ford .Commercial
Latest, Model Tailor, 11/; Eliza—i
i
I
1
car.
beth St. 1
FOP. SALE—Harley Davidson Motor-
cycle. 1920. electrically equipped;
A1 condition. Price $325.00. The:
l
Sterling Motor CO., Darien, Conn. l
i
FOP. S.\l.E—I'p~to-date Residence;
located on South Main Street. near-
Concord. Second District. 10 roomsE
and bath. 6 sleeping rooms. steam ra-
diation and electric lights throughout.
all modern conveniences. Large lot.
extending through to Chestnut Street.
50xl50 ft on South Main Street. and,
60x165 ft on Chestnut Street. Large:
two story barn. used at present as gar-3
age. Lot on Chestnut Strcct used as
garden, chicken run. fruit. ctc. Tel.
1738.
FOR SALE-Grand old residence.
large barn, 3 acres of lawn aul
garden. mamoth trees: on trolley line
Only 8,000. George Mitchell, telephone.
1861.
FOR SALE—Hardy French chrysan-
themum plants, one year old. all
colors, $1.25 a doz. rose bushes. $3.00 a'
doz. All prize winning stock from!
Rowayton greenhouses. Nursery stock,
at bargain prices. Reynolds Poultry~
Farm, Highland Ave, Phone 1036. l
l
FOB BALE—3 houses at 13-21 Union
street, bulldin s for rent. at 5
garshall street. he Batch 8 Ball”
ram
.. _, mlgazlne states thatthé -
9
TO LET—One large room to 1 or
gentlemen with board if desired.
Apply 6 livingston St.
TO LET—Beautifully furnished bun-
galow. newly decorated. pleasant
surroundings. near water for fishing
«and bathing. fnn't trees on ground.
near train and trolley; for couple,
rates reasonable. M. Wallerstcin.
Raymond Street. Rowayton. Phone
7 8 7 - 1 2. .
TO RENT—Desirable House, fur-
nished or unfurnished. 8 rooms
and all improvements. good location.
near railroad station. Apply to J. M.
Layton & Co. Inc. 5 Railroad Ave. '
”OR -RENT “
dent-fire '
&- Storage
bull
A1 condition. At reasonable rates.
Address Lawn mowers. c-o Sentinel
church.
'l
.p. m..
First Methodist Episcopal chumh- ‘Christf'
At 11. Sunday session and T. l
C. B. class. At 6:15, Epworth Leaguel
.7... e ». «a <7
All servlcq will start on standard
time.” Rev. B. Irving Watkins will
mad: at both the morning and even-
ing services. ,
Services at Knight street 13 M. E.
church. W. Henry Lamar, pastor.—
11 a. m.. sermon. by the pastor. 12:30
Sunday school. 7:45 p. m..
sermon. Subject: “Doing Service for
Tuesday evening. prayer and class
meeting. .
The “Rally Week" services begin
next Sunday for $800 to pay of! dbbts
Congregational church. South Nor-
walk, F. IL Jacobs. minister; Mrs. F.
Irving Smith. soloist: Archibald Mer-
riam. organist.-——Senrlces for Sunday
morning, May 1. will begin at 10:30 a.
0115126- ‘ “mum!“ meeting M 7 °'°‘°°k~ 3m. (standard time). There will be
' ”fining service of mus“? and,.pma°h' 'Communion and reception 0: new
All kinds 01 skirts pleated, 31-90 P9? “‘5' The evening sermon mil be a members. The Men‘s Club and
Hematitchlng and buttonholes to "May Day" 86mm“- A
order.
M. VIN.
451 Main Street. Stamford, Conn. _
Phone, Stamford 1894-5 sisted in the music of the evening, by
-—- Professor “'illiam B. Phue)’. Eupho-
MODERN RENOVA’IOR nium soloist. Prof. Phasey has been
0mm URCINOLI soloist in St. James' Hail. Queen’s
We have just opened .3, 6 Mechanlo’uau and Albert's Hall concerts, Lon-
St. S. N. with afull line of ladies. d?“?\81;°v in fig! hlctatropolitanh'i‘em-
. . De, 1'. ., and r. adman‘s c urch.
5:3)? £3.1.°£§§"§f;;:“ Rwandonmzej Brooklyn; Ocean Grove Auditorium.
. .Carnegie Hall. etc. The public is in—
like new. Ladle: bats varnished.
vited to this service.
Prices Runnable- »Work manteed- The Ladies' Aid Society" will hold
Modern Renovntor
its regular monthly meeting on \Ved-
Carmine Urdnoll.
nesday atternoon. at 2 o‘clock.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
Girl Scouts will meet in the Sunday
lschool room on Thursday afternoon.
THE HOME l. Mid-week service of the church is
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters and held on Thursday evening. at 6:45
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy o'clock.
payment plan. Also renovating. nation The JuniOr League will meet an
faction guaranteed. Drop us a c811! 01' Friday afternoon, at 2:15. under the
telephone 317 ‘0‘“ representative ‘9 direction of Mrs. Harry Bradbury,
NORWALK MATTRESS 00 ,Mrs. Eugene Sanderson and Mrs. K.
Franklin and Monroe 8?. So. Norwalhi“' ”3559'"
The choir will rehearse this even-
NATHAN G. MILLER
ling, at 6:30, at the church.
‘ ——
paGpesnrehrzlngicggtractins. ”mm “‘11 Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
n.
Tom pkins. minis-
Estimates cheerfully church. George B.
A. Nathan, Tel. ter: organist. Charles G. Ives: hasso.
8.)!11161'. Tel. 1623-5 C lMelvin Daniel Pugh: coritrz‘lnlto. "liars.
11118 Shoot, TV can. Lewis L. Pu h; soprano. . rs. 13
10 89 N0 81k. lW'srme; tenogr. \V. Raymond Godber.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS All services on standard time. 3 a.
Now is ethnstopsint ourhouse m.. class meet-mg, 1...; 1.). p, H. mm-
“d k”, l N dm- '9 '70“: cut. 9 a. 111.. Sunday school and Men's 1
rooms decanted. Ask for my pricefl Assembly. 10 a. m.. worship and ad-
on paper. 3-35 paints. 33“ from'ministration of the Sacrament of the
20 to 40 per cent on labor Ind mltfi'l‘ord's Supper. Tilt“ Conununion “19d,
m ‘1 er White- 3‘ ”'9 St".itatlon will be the fourth in a series
South NON“: ion "The Feast of Four Names." 5:45
8573?” [ma on: ‘ . m.. Enworth League. 6:30 p. m_,
truNéakj 1 8h mégdg‘u mugg‘vworship End sermon. Sermon topic;
No %rg Addresth C Blzreet, "Law or Anarchy '3" MUSIC {or the
thne 31.8. day—morning:
JPrelude—“Morning: Soxxg’kv H P
WANTED TO BUY . ' ”a”
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for Quartet— ‘0 Calm to My
................ Heart"
Ambrose
calveg- 5130 i and MRI-y. I ................. .. . . . . .
highest prices? signals 1659. payISopra no Solo—“l \\ Ill {but L p Finitfie
HARE EE AN . Eyes" ..... . -rnon .v 9
Y '1' FR Db; ', Postludc in c. .- ....... 1’ N. Shockley
A MAIER'S——Auto To Curtains EH‘MH‘S- ,, . .
CushTons,‘ and Uphojgtséflng. Ford!Preludea‘i’asloruie \N. G. Wood
Tops :18 to :20. Phone 902, So, nializrotmm‘tv"I Am “PM a” ”“2“?“
22... 09110330 Wilson's alt Shop, SO'EQ - . ‘t . Ml- 'tVili .1. n ‘i‘ . 1.0;:11122: i
uar e -— a _ . . ‘
0mm- 211' Pearl-H ..... . . . . J l.. Galbraith
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and longl‘osiiuawsits”: Marti." ....l{indcr
distance trucking of all kinds Monday—G p. m. Hols Clul. _
Office Lem & CO Phone 1577 Hon” Tllvs-iayrifi 45 p m rlux-s lilt't'llllfl‘.
phone 353 " ' “Wednesday—2 p m. Nu“ Indivs'
. ' Aid Sucirty will hold 1? t‘ll' rrgular'
‘ mevtlnc ill (lass room No. 1. Mrs.
(.‘ilurit-s (l Ixrs “ill run-u a chapter;
USED CARS from the hook "(God's Plan for the
Dodge 1919 Commercial {act- as [U \‘v‘nn ll in thc llible " 3
Dodge 1917 Touring ‘ Thursday-en 4.1 p m.. prayer Sc'l'V— I
l
Several Fords
Goodyear and Fisk Tires. 1
iv."
3--
am: the {anions Moun-
Silflirvirn o \s
Carbon removed while you wait. lain Ash “1 lsh Mali- (‘holr “m gn- .
LYON'S GARAGE ,un . ntritnlnni‘snt. 'l‘livre are roux-toez.‘
‘mo-zx i:, :92. choir. and each one is an
weStW" Ave- Tel- 1575 "'Histuldi‘wl" prize winner. llr .l, .l..
answ: >.',‘-.\‘I "Their basses an like
— —— £3 lullai nruzin. and their tenors like
WILLIAM F. HOYT ‘tlu ‘-\.lll>i"rS of the forest “ Thei
REAL ESTATE Ilsiinicrau’g of Hesse (England) says;
'I 3:.i\v
i heard th’lK’sl male choirs
9L.
HOUSES FOR. SALE
1- 1" but the Mountain Ash is iin- ln-st‘
THIS WEEK 3"!» All " The Men's Assembly is to im
Three one-family house“, a“ im-lt-nrmazulzlted mi'bringing (lllb mur-
Drovsments, $5.000, centrally located”. “U“ ”m” w-‘M’mam n h m w
easy terms. . “and that a lull house will greet
will I
All kinds of two—family houses in 311’ .
parts of City and country from $4,000.] Vlanst avenue M E, church. l-irx. it.
up. <i\ i: ': \‘tulkins. pastor.——~.\lnrninui
.‘u-miv 1123'! o'rlock. Subut-ct: "Tl it
Several small houses for $2.500; $5002>1K|‘llll‘fil}(‘(~ or Calvary." Sundu';
own. [Istl‘liool‘iat \ll o'clock. Adult mm;
' _ cuss. . .'. " ' v '
Buy Now, while You Have the Choice o'clock. s iI {aqua}: “AFN? u” H
of Place. 1 ’ .. .‘u met. Lites Suprrme
rdilal. hpvvcrth lxugue at :3 3i:
) . » ‘ . V . A. . '- I ‘
Call and let me show you what I csrfiihguililfii‘: ‘ 1:11} kmzdom
have for Sale. Appointments made. er. Evening short)! al':i\§-:l()-\o‘c.lvmli\-
‘ ‘ . . .. < ~ ‘ h (H‘ .'
SWAnTz a CORBETT ’BLDG- 71:13:39; “3‘“ ‘5- “WON “1 “hrvtwr
. ' 5:. I
Tel. Office 435; House 831
WILLIAM F. HOY‘I‘
REAL ESTATE At'crtox.
, g - . A. C. Hexamer. auctioneer v’
sell at Public Auction on Tliestrag'l
T LOV B ,May 3. iszi, at nine o'clock a. m. or;
A R ROS. the premises of the late Miss Emma
H. Delafield, Bell Ava. (near -
lender Point Road). Noroton, Coil;I
the entire household furnishings con:
misting of rosewood living room fur-
nlture. including divan, upholstered
‘chairs, inlaid cabinets and contents.
inlaid library table. sofa. and chairs-
white and gold cabinets. bookcases:
chairs. and tables; Fred'k Doll up-
right pia‘no. grandfather‘s clock. an-
tique mahogany sofas. tables. desks.
stands. chairs. bookcases. drop-lea:
tables. gate-leg tables. stag horn
chair and cabinet. Japanese cabinets,
tables, chairs. stands, and ornamen-
.. . tal china: oak dining table. uphoi-
Lustrlct ofi Norwalk. ss.. Probate Btered chain, sideboard: mahogany.
Court._A,pril 30. A. D. 1921. :rosewood. and white enamel bed-
Estate of Stephen s. Hatch late or'room. suits complete “Emu”? bed”
Up-to Date Cigar Store
HALL-MARK:
CANDIES
mane!
$1.10 lb.
Iahscmo Block, so). 1581
ORDER OF NOTICE
Norwalk in said District deceased. (some with box springs). dressers.
Whereas. written application does WBShsta-nds. chin’onieres. bed-side
been made to this Court by the exec- tables. small stands. rockers. day
utrices of the will of said deceased
praying for reasons therein set forth
for an order authorizing them to sell
the inventoried real estate of saidvdressing tables. antique banlster-
estate. (baci- and ladder-back chairs. hair
Ordered. That said application be imattresses. feather beds. pillows.
heard and determined at the Probate cushions. carpets. oriental and do-
Ofl‘ice. in Norwalk. on the 6th day of‘mestic rugs of all sizes. innumerable
May 1921. at 9 o'clock forenoon; and ‘choice oil paintings and engravings,
that public notice thereof be given’valuable curios and bric-a-brac. pic-
to all persons interested therein byltures, books,»mar‘ble statuary. clocks,
publishing this order in a newspaper:manue mirrors. antique mahogany
having a circulation in said District. and gm mirrors, Bohemian glass—
at least five days beiore said day of ware. hand—painted vases. M11198. Old
bearing. Ibrass andirons. fenders, are screens.
Henry W. Gregory wood baskets. Isl-as candelabra and
Jhdge- sconces, large amortment of sterling
silver-ware. large quantity of very
fine china and old-English musings,
kitchen cabinets. kitchen tables. “2'
boxes. oil heaters_ . stoves, kitchen
utensils. laundry 10mm“ and
couches, aontique mahogany chess
couches. mahogany highvpost bed.
with box spring, antique mahogany
FOR SALE
» Six-3003‘ Cottage
All improvements. excellent location,
mention. Also an touts!) two can
. :m am _ m . mt Jami-g
‘ walk.
110:30 (l-lastvrn standard time).
. . h
“mick—German. Belgian. ludiaiil
many other W'm “W! to— marrow. after morning worship.
. . r .olutiOIlJCh‘n-ch school will meet It 12 m. Wil-
calllng for certain legisla‘m" “"1“ be lliam E. Matthews will lead the Men‘s,
'presented to ““3 congregation to; ac- 'Club in a discussion of “The Great Py-
tion thereon. The choir Will be as-l
ramids of Egypt." The Young Peo-
iple's Society will meet at the church
at 3:30 p. m.. and will hike to the
country. where they will hold nmcet-
ing. the subject of which v" ‘ ht:
"Our State Flowers."
The Older Girls' Clubs will meet at
the parsonage. Monday evening. at
7:15. for a business meeting.
The Woman‘s Association will meet
at the church. \Vednesday afternoon.
at 2 (standard time). The subject of
the afternoon will be: "Community
\Vork for Boys." George Brunjes will
speak on "Probation “’ork." Mrs.
Sherman and Mrs. Jacobs will lead
tdiscussions on "\Vhat Norwalk 15 Do-
ing and Can Do for Boys and Young
Men."
On Thrusday evening. May 5. there
will be a supper. served in the base-
ment of the church at 5:80 (standard
time). after which there will be an
assignment of pews. All those Who
expect to attend. are asked IOJOtlfY
one of the district chairmen or Mrs.
Frank Bradbury. 40 Bayview avenue.
on or before Tuesday evening. No
1tlckets will be sotdL—the price of the
’supper will be 50c.
On May 1 33nd 14 there will be a
rummage sale, in the basement of the
church. All those who have articles
to donate. please notify Mrs. Brad-
bury or any member of the district
chairmen.
The musical program for
1morning. May 1. is as follows:
Prelude—"Communioni G"...Batiste
Sunday
Anthem—"The King 0 LOve My
Shepherd ls" ............. Shelley
Olfertory—"largo" (from Xerxes)
........................ . Hamlet
Solo—"Psalm XLII" ........ Allitsen
Postlude—"Heaven and Earth Dis-
play" (from Athalia) . . Mendelssohn
First Congregational church. Nor-A
{ext 1-2. F. McGregor. Pix. 1)..
jpastor.-Morning service. with Com-
.munlon and reception of members at
Sub-
pastor: “The
Sunday school
,Jt‘CK of sermon by the
Supreme Sacrament."
at 12 noon. Christian Endeavor at T
,p. m; apeuki r. Mr. Macllouual.
Monday—~The lloorkeepvrs‘ Circle
.will met-t With Miss Shumway. Maple
streft
“Vulnesday—The l.
l’. A “ill post—
'ponr- its regular meeting to “'ednt‘s-
win)". .‘lnv lltli.
Thursday — Mid-week gathering;
speaker. luv. John lleyo, of Danlvury.
Music {or Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwomtwakirk. so—
prano: Mrs. Edna May Seller'k.
pianist: Miss Maeluelle Austin, \‘io-
lmisl
‘i’rrlude—“Jnd Ilez‘cetISv”
. . . ........... l-‘vllx llenrirli
Violin and Piano
("iffermry —“lloman_e”. I'lll’llilsifill‘.
Violin and Piano.
Sripmrm Solo—l—“How Beautiful l‘pon
l lin— Mountains"
.. _... ., I” l‘laungton Hark». r
;l'ostlu'll ~~“Z\larchv in ll".... laltlnulx:
here and conduct the services. Sunday
afternoon and evening. This means
an unusual good time. as all of them
are real live wires. Sunday school
will begin at 2:15 sharp. An effort is
being made to gather up the children
for the neighborhood.that do not at-
'tend Sunday school elsewhere. regard-
less of denomination. A very helpful
Bible study class is held under the
direction of the International Union
iMission. Monday night. at 8 o’clock
sharp, for adults only;
Regular week night services on
“’ednesday and Friday nights. at 8
o'clock.
The public is
tend all these services.
sic in the city is heard here.
and enjoy it with us.
\ ——
First Church. Scientist. 67 Wen_
avenue—The regular Sunday service
or this church is held at 11 a. at.
Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.
cordially invited to at-
The best mu-
Come
Christian Science subject. May 1:
“Everlasting Punishment."
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at 8 o'clock To both these
‘serviccs the public is invited.
t Reading room in Roodner's build-
ing. 61 Wall street. open week days
”holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p.
'11:. All are welcome.
International Bible Students. Red
:Men's Hall. “'ashinglon street. South
' cannons
AT TRINITY, TOMORROW
m Serfloes tor the Coming W”
m Be PW: lam
Olendar for the week beginnm‘ on
the fifth Sunday after Easter (also
"Rogation Sunday" and the fest-it'll
at St. Philip and St. James):
’ Sunday-Holy Communion at 1:80
i. to: Church school at 9:30 L m.
Choral. Eucharist at 10:30 a. m. and
choral evensong. with special musi—
cal service. at 7:30 p. m. (Note-"Un-
til further notice the hours of service.
on Sundays will not be changed and
standard, old time. will be followed).
The program follows:
Organ Prelude—"March ot the
Priests" (Athalia) ....Mendeissohn
Processional—"Praise My Soul. the
King of Heaven" (Bola-«Carmen
. . . . . ..................... Haydn
“Magnificat and N no
Double Quartet—"O Paradise"
Dimitis in C"
Steam
. . . . . . . .................. Hawley
Anthem—(Oliertorium) "The Lord [I
My Light" . ............. Maitland
“The Roscate Hues of Early Morn"
(Castle Rising) ..Cccil 1“. Alexander
Becomional-—-"See the Conqueror
Mounts in Triumph (Rex Gloria)
...................CWordsworth"
Monday (Rogation Day) —Holy
Communion at 8:30 a. in.
Tuesday (Rogatlon Day)—Hbly
Communion at 8:30. Shortened even—
ing prayer at‘6:30 p. m.. and month-
ly business meeting 01’ the Woman's
Guild at 6:45 p. m. '
‘Vednesday (Rogatlon Day)—Hbly
Communion at 8:30 a. m.
Thursday (Ascension Day)—Holy
Coznmunion at 8:30 a m. Choral
evensong at 6:30 p. m.. followed by
weekly choir rehearsal. Communi—
cants unable to attend the m
service on the Festival of the Ascen-
sion are urged to attend the evening
service. A number of candidates [or
the Girls' Friendly Society will also be
received at the evening service.
On the Sunday after Ascension Day
the Rev. Henry Townsend Scudder. D.
1).. of New York city. and a promi—
nent member of the diocese of Long
Island. will be the special preacher. at
both the morning and the evening
services.
No immediate change is, contem-
iNorwalk.—Regular Bible study. Sun-
.day. 3-5 p. m. Subject for discussion
)will be: “Further Ceremonies of the
Hebrew Tabernacle“—the blood
sprinkled on and before the mercy
seat was in the design of a cross.
'These were air offerings. The bullock
ifor the under priests. the high priest's
ibody in antitype. the footstcp follow-
'ers of Jesus, those who have part ini
the first resurrection;
“the people." Israel.
whole world of mankind. who will.
under the knowledge and opportuni-
the
plated for the hours ol Sunday serv-
ices, but it has been thought best that
,all week—day services and meeting of
:Guilds should he announced ' ‘ begin-
‘ning one hour earlier. Mv ' ears I."
xadmonished. however. to bl in mind
gthat the Sunday services \A. ‘roceed.
for a time at least, on the naked-
gtile.
The spring meeting of t! r: l-‘airfield
goal for Archdeaconry will meet in th‘ Church
in antitype the of Our Saviour. at Sound
lie; ch. next
Monday. at limit” a. m.
For information regatdini: articles
ties of the future. become God's peo- for rummage sale and mite lmxes. for
First. those living wvho will noulwomen‘s Auxiliary. consult Miss Dale
Rex F. S. Lewis. M. A.. r-Hor.
pie.
idle: afterward. the dead. who will be ‘Koyt.
,rcsurrected—lmv.. 16: Rev. 20: 6;
(John ll: 23-27: John 8: 51; John 5:
iii-Ill.
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l l'nder and pursuant to an order of
‘the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk authorizing him there-
Inulo the subscriber hereby offers for
‘sale all such right. title and interest
‘as Agnes Magyar. late of Norwalk in
vsaid District deceased possess-d at
the time of her death in and to all
,that certain tract of real estate situ—
Iated at South Norwalk in said Nor-
.u'alk with the buildings thereon. L:-
ing thirty five feet front and rear and
tone hundred and fifty feet ill depth
fond bounded northerly by land now
}or formerly of Peter Chahey and
.u'ifrv: Easterly lly highway called
fLevington Avenue: Soulherly by land
;n0\v or formerly of Bridget Stillivnn
land “'esterly by land now or former»
.l_\' of Emidio Chloppa.
For particulars and terms apply to
Stephen Dokus.
South Nurwaik Baptist Church. 1.
J Schoepplrr. pastor—~L'ntll-l’urther
ilrflltt‘ all 5v l‘\l(‘t':~‘ Will in-
lime 5.30,.sermon "How to Spend
Our Sundays." 1': noun, “Hill" school
and llrullu‘rhood. 6L3”. Christizln
il-Lndeznor 2‘ o'clock, strmon: "No.
,Man Lives to Himself." ‘
‘ Monday-“Volley hall.
Tucsduy~—‘.’.3“. \\'om.m‘s Amerin-
llon. 5 o‘clock. Nizpah Ciz‘tlv, King‘s
Daughters
\Vednesda y——Boys' Club.
Thursday—45:451. prayer meeting.
Friday—Choir rehearsal.
Christ church. East Nom'alk. licv.
.liobert ll. 1}. Footy. rector.~(l—‘iitii
:Sunday after Easter). Morning pray-
er and sermon; also. the Holy Com-
jmuniun at 9:3‘l a. in (standard time).
:Sunday School at ll 3. m. Evenin:
”mayor and confirmation :it 6:30. by
:the lit. ltev. Chauncey H. Brewster.
1 Grace Baptist church. Rev. H.
R.
Cooper. pastor: Thomas H. Jackson.
clerk—Preaching at 10:30 (standard
time). Sunday school at l"), noon. B.
Y. 1'. L'. at 0 o'clock p. m. Preaching
and Communion at 7:30 p..m.. Come
soon. as these services will be strictly
on time. , . y _
The Ladies' Aid had their annual
sermon on last Sunday afternoon.
which was largely attended. and their
work is in line shape. under the lead-
ership of Mrs. Victoria Cutler.
The Connecticut Missionary Baptist
Union will meet on Wednesday. May
am. with the Grace Baptist church.
Nor-walk. All delegates will take
their meals at the church. as we haVe
employed an experienced cook to pre—
pare meals on time and in order.
Adventist Christian church. Harvey
and Van Zandt streets. East Not-walk.
Frank Leslie Long, pastor.—-—Morning
service and Communion at 9:30
(standard time). Sunday school at ii
a. m.—-—Richard Bland. superintend-
ent. Junior Loyal Vt'orkers' meeting
at 2:30 p. m.—-Jennie Ainsworth, su-
perintendent. Loyal \Vorkers' serv-
ice at 5:15 p. m.-—ieader. Clara Ed-
mond. Topic: "Christ. Our Life."
Preaching by the pastor at 7:30 p. m.
St. Peter's Eiangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar street. near Vt'est ave-
nue. Martin L. Steup, Won—Morn-
ing service at 10:30. Evening service
at 7530 (both in German).
service at St. Paul's mission. 'Fable
Memorial chapel. State street. West-
port, at 3:30 in the afternoon. A cur.-
dlal invitation is extended to the
Lutherans of Nor-walk and “’estport
and to all others who, are interested.
Sunday school at. 9:30—English and
German departments. graded lessons
New pupils may enroll at any time.
Ladles‘ Aid Society. on Thrnsda
afternoon. at the church. ‘
Young People's Society; Thursday
evening. at the church._
Meeting .of the voting members. to-
South
standard i
Afternoon .
__ . , a 3:50. ‘ 1 - .
NW’Reamse mission. ‘1' . ’
my. can; superintendent.
1 ORDER TO SETTLE At‘(‘()l'.\'T
District ()1 Norwalk. ss. Probate
itiourt. April 23 A. D. 19:11.
Norwaik in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrator
lvxhlhlt' his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the
ii‘rollatn oflice ill Norwaik. on the 6th
:(laj. of May. 10:11. at 9 o'clock forc-
lnoon: and that all persons intrrested
in said Estate may be notified there-
of. the AdminiSlrator will cause this
‘ordcr to be published in a newspaper
having g. circulation in said lbstrict.
at least five days before said 6th day
of May 1921.
Henry W. Gregory
Judge.
l Live Poultry Mark at
22“!qu Ave” Phone '73
EAT 'EM ALIVE
assent. Pawns res nus
‘ SATURDAY
ROOSTERO ...............30fi
SPRINGS .................CO°
YOUNG GEEBE ”all
SMALL YOUNG AND TENDER
DUCKS ........:........ “a...
We sloo‘bsVe a big line of him
i hens and pallets torment”-
nbls prices by weight or piece.
Estate of Vera D. O'Connor lute of1
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Pay Your Bills by
Check
Open 3 Check Ac-
count Now With
The People’s
Trust Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
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40?: on Savings De-
posits.
mo nouns
APRIL ‘25 T0 SEPT. 24
8 a. m. to 2 p m.
Monday Evenings 6 to T p. to.
Saturdays 8 a. m. to 11 a. in.
ONCE MORE
I have a fine lot of (50) horses to be
sold for the high dollar. ‘
:1 wild m
You, Mr. Farmer, will fin
used for your spring work among the“
E. Mfmp.
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ms mums sac:
and
AUTO ACCESSORY 8T0“
39 West Washington 8m“
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes 5°“
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
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851.: sowofmto on
MAX LEVYIS
SHOE STORE
31 so. min at. no. sci-wall
Our entire stock of Ken’s, Ladies”
and Children‘s Shoes. Pumps and
Oxfords in the “very latest ntybl.
cntat a ssvtngof tron “50b
excellent specimen!-
ORWALK sALE AND
sou‘raflxc'iqimoa STABLES
Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TussDAY
‘ irENDRICK’s GARAGE
' WM. 0111“
rot-3mm Welding and
Brain:
I CHESTNUT s-r. PHONE 911
SOUTH NORWALK
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