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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 11, 1921 · page 7

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W'ANTED , 9,23% Der bu. T I week only. By buying be“
“ten and Girl. hfor Biol" 194-2." . “clone 1' ‘00. P119!" on the mot-her?“ 0: an ion
Sewing Msc ines ‘ - Thls week only ~ «hid-lat.
“25} “Emil-10” Ford touring cur C. B. lamps no and no you
H JACOB a song ' “mo 0 a. me. 191 Ford 100 Wed moo-en mop 8100
J for mutter. «mountable rims. loco too was Nitrogen lamp . '" .31.;
about. celfii “L? 'l '33.?” F0 run- Special 100 Wutt Lumu- Whit. Dos.
_‘ , Phone 2153. Don" Ave, 0‘“ 131.5311? Violet Ray lamp. no sod
", i'Iliit‘lt'lll experienced of- vol

 

stcllogmphy order
and Secretarial
\ ant-es Sentinel Emciency.
.‘ED—Anti uss. high prices paid
mshogsnf
also od
g of merit thst Is
A. stein.

hu-

. .itlss, anythin
. '34) years old.
r) A. smart Aves Phone-1M

J l» ».\liddie aged woman on
Good home

nnd
to right party.

Apply

(: c nr-rnl Houseworker for

New Canaan. To cook

Two children and
State wages
Address liouseworker. c-o

' = twill-I.”

' iI-~A few experienced Sew-

in Front
\Hny Cine-it. Peabody 8: Co..

. Bookkeeper.
' . at Stamford. eti’icient. with

Stiito reference and sal-
Address "Bookkeeper."

male or

‘c—E
‘American men for
.i“lilll work on day Ind nl

 

'\\f) in family.
Jiliiilli, 51 Elmwood AVE,
». i'imnc 2634.

TO LET

(Jarugo for one nut
Phone 3031

Address Mrs.

 

 

 

33 Scni'lcw
Mrs. Charles H.

 

apartment:
inlpmvclllenl ii.

Inquire 14 Lowe SL.

\vll h i-‘Olt SA LEI-Fresh

house. 10 rooms“!
lll'i'l‘UVi'lnf‘an,

l.('lln>-I. telephone 1861, or

 

l.l-2‘i‘-— llnmnu improvements.

. Iilq. Gus Green. 100
'leylor Ave.

 

 

[ii In l'llll‘lllH. centrally locatr-d.

give board if desirod. Ti. c-o Sentinel.
FOR RENT~ Storage lgwfl."*_
""Mwu‘“ oodwnrd Avenue,
lilld H'Ill'i'f'ft‘ 7’

negotiable warehouse receipts

GEORGE B. HOLTZMAN

( \l:l'l2\'l‘l2ll AND lll'll'JllIR

Jul-hing l'l'nmptly Attcnth-il to
’l'i-lo-pllnllc “73-5

' i‘tililllull for F. J. Hodges.

ORLINS’

TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP

an
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE

West Washington Street

ALI. WORK GUARANTEED

~ and Used Tires and Tubes Solo
l'rices Reasonable

zlrd Gasoline and Oils

 

mpany
MAN/\(lI-ZMIJIN'I‘
First Class Service
Careful Drivers

l's Asvrnll:
Phone 997

So. Norwalk

].i'l(‘(ll!l Tax

\"JFIIIHKYOH
': [il‘\'. low shoes 1 single

the '
.8

Finder kindly
i'i up“ '5 1"-

cross or: NOTICE

uppiifcution has

:i. tulip (ll n ccrlnin

the will of
e or Norwslk, in

application be

at the Probate
he 17th day

u unlim- illPreni’
w? Mimi in said

:lid day of hear- it
iti'\'nl' W. GREGORY.

FORD SERVICE, wn
ALL WORK

30 CHEST
SOUTH NORWALK

 
 
 

GUARANTEED

 

FOR SALE—..

Jersey cow. . 12
First 8125 get'h.
bur

FOR SALE-Four fresh cows.
milkers. 9 Ferris Ave. Tel “4-4.

A1 condition: b J.
Erickson. Roton. Ave. Rowsyton.

FOR SALE—Hay Prong, c.

FOR BALE—1 9 21

‘exchsnge for
206‘.

Fort BALE—

1’21 Ford Sedln
Like new.
8t‘Sortl 1:10uring

or so
insronl Tfignnmme"
Demountsbles.

1918 Oakland
Runsbout.

1917 _Bulck 81.!

19,2110 “if“: 'r l

01' our
“'“h suntan"; m:
LFANT
91 Main St.. Telephone 13'27.

'20 or '21 Ford.

k
Walnut. 1 White Enamel.

Tables and Pictures.
tonler.

hold goods. Mrs. Charles

thorpc. 33 Scaview Ave., E. Norwalk.
Phone 636.

 

First Clo.- 8 year old

- 18 cu. daily.
8. W. Weill. Crnn-

FOR BALE—mulls rowbost motor.
H.

 

, Harley Davidson
Motorcycle. .milenge 2000, or will

Tel.

FOR SALE—2 Brass Bean. 2 Black

sprint!
and mattresses for all. Grsndfather’s
Hall Clock. Mahogany Tea. wagon.

Dressers. Chif-
collection and sets of books.
Phonograph and records. all house-

H. Ais-

FOR SALE—Overland delivery cur.

 

show cases and large mirror at
“'iikcn‘s Bakery. 17 No. Main St.
FOR SALE—Standing hay. Mrs. K.

l.. l'rcntiss. 76 \V'oodwnrd Ave.

 

 

cow and calf.
Ania-lo ’l‘uccinrno. North Taylor
Avenue. Phone 2113.
and “.lwk iarm; lJ‘Ull S.\l.E--~2i ft. powerboat. brand
new. '2 cylinder. 6 Horse engine, rc-
\J~rsilill. just installed. wood ti” solid.
nmv paint. Cost 8300. make offer.

"l'cl. 2.307 Ron-nylon.

 

IJ‘Olt SALE—~23 ft. round bottom

launch. Fully equipped. rcady t0J
run. 2 cylinder 8 ll. l'. liarkt-r with
mogul-to. Inquire Butt-s Ship Yard.
E. N.

 

SELLING OPT—Furniture. hum-
mock and porch chairs. on account

of moving to city. Mrs. “'nllucc.

Phone 1919.

FOR SALE Ford truck.
frame. it”? nlodcl. Cull
\Voodwnrd Ave. Mr. Bailey.

 

at 78

 

lit-nil. A lulrguin on account of leav-
ing town. Mrs. Adler. Richards Au».
ll. lJ‘. 1». No. 37. So. Norwalk.

 

 

Wilt HALE—1 1920 Ilupmoblle
perftct condition, many
Kr-lldrick's Garage. 30 Chestnut St..
.80. Nor-walk. -

'l'flli SALE—l
(ll crlzi nd touring.
Six.
Tel.

 

1917
l
Shilfclt's Garage. 11 Edlie AVG.
1633»3.

Dodge.

 

 

FOP. SALE—Finely situated in cen-
ter of East Norwulk. large 2 family
house of 8 rooms in good condition.
(ills. l‘lltctriciiy. 'l‘niiri. I‘ll-op lot.
large attic. cellar. Good business with
Address 14 Reynolds St.. E. .\'or\v:lli:

 

 

 

FOR SALE—A Real Bargain. 2 fun-
ily house. 10 room hath, lfilifl

tubs and furnace. first class conduit) .
line lot. evceilent locution. near trol—

 

lcy and schools Price $5.00” Tico-
sonnblo terms. See George Mitchv-l'.
Norwalk. Conn. Tel. lfii‘li.

FOR SALE

The beautiful rt-sldcnce. loratul :-J
No. 6 Stevens Street. (nt-nr Armory) 3
rooms with all modern improve-l
ments. well located and in A1 con-
dition. Must be sold thismonth. tori
particulars

Ask John T. Hayes.
No. 7 Milo Street
licsl Estate-4mm”

 

 

I‘ Flore Brothers’ Garage
’ Overhauling‘snd Ilpsh'lng

11 Word Place Tel. -
, noon silo-mum. Props.-.

 

 

1-TIIOUBLED mu m ‘msns

u. gomeo Leary a Co..
FOR sumo—«7 room house all lm- 59110" 333-

provcnlt-nts. 3% acres land. 1m)
frlllt tries. outdoor buildings. Pm-»
l\\'('('|l llovvnvton Stution and Post

. will overhaul

iPhoue 602-4.

ll] ;
extras. ,

1917.
1918 Oldsmo-|

J. a. .10
Electric Shop 80W

Reu- of Hohsckemo Hotel.

*7 EXPERT AurbuosiLE MECHANIC 6
Good Tester. and inspector will locus “'10“
other

knock your motor: Ilse
timste

troubles; and es
tree of charge. Drop me n .

LIGHTdBUCKlNQ
' on Dhtsooo
Promptiy sud Csrfiull Esp

‘ PHONE 2001 died

Try s Violet Rsy Lump a.“
Elm ‘

so. by Emil Claus, Swiss hand

your to sir bill

P
122 South Main Street. South Nos-whit,

Blinds: school. in the ohm-ch sedi-
torium.
the usual Sunday morning. church
service. A. number. or. children will be
bound st this service. The onfering
is for the Children‘s Dsy turd of the
Methodist church, for the. em. ntion at
young people of the church. All ore
invited to this service. Evening song
and preaching service at 7 o’clmk
(nudud time). The choir will be
named in the music of the evening
bell ringer.
'Mr. Close will give u number of sacred
selections with the Swim hand bells
us a. port of the service. He never
tails to please. and any who have
heard him will wont to do so again:
all who have not should not miss this
opportunity. The evening sermon
theme will be "How Much Are You
Worth?" ' ’-

Mcndsy evening at 7 o‘clock (sund-
m-d time) the Sunday School Board
will meet at the poisonsge. All mem-

 

 

Its Branches

THE ELITE SHOP

Phone Norwulk fl"
Mme! Wovmg. minke-dug. Hair
Goods, Swedish Facial M

Commercial Building
Hm

Ph o 2047w' J' vagm's rise-
.mirrs'ait-ciiti‘ii’itn
humanism. s A'
00 cm-
Woterprooi‘ln
\Vslks, Retaining wufi. sud All

Shompooiug

 

l.
110 Taylor Ave._
Curbing Gutters, stu
crote and Tar

CLARK
W

Loci?

So. Norwslk, Ci.
Rolling, Con-
sits

Work Done ln_Flrst Gloss Style.__

 

mephone 817 for representative
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.

-- , -- ‘ - by l“. H.
Have on furniture to sell? it 5 4- "‘-- ‘1‘“ m““"‘- lid -
80. Bell t to fiyfle & Ash. Nothing is licdicnt. 1' u. m.. Sundayschool and
too big or smsll. Our prices are good. Men's .ixsunNy. Attorney Albert 8.
Write or call 499. 87 Fort St... Esst Andrews. w Owcgo. _\‘. Y.. will od-
Norwalk. an.“ (hr Assembly. All men at.) most
“'(ICOHH'. l J n. m.. worship and scr-
FRO“ Irv-(Ea 58:10" To tllun. Sl-rlnml topic: “Silent and In-
flatmggeg, “10", bout“ md'vislldr "(1er is." This is a sv-rmon es-
cushious f s nds sold on our ens , u t-llilly pit pared for the children and
0 n ’11
Pm“ plan. All. resenting. um‘vumlg pulpit. All members of the
action gnsrsnteed. Drop in s cord ori‘

to

Franklin and Monroe at. Go. Norwsllt.

 

NATHAN ‘ MILLER

paper hsngin
Estimstes c eel-fully given.
A Nathan. Te. iss-l-s

8. Miller, Tel. 14233

10 Spring-Street.

Gensrsl contracting. pointing sud

Nonrslk. Conn.

 

 

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
ow is‘the time to paint

N
and keep it from decay. svs your

rooms decorated. Ask for my prices

all paper. snd points. Save from
~20 to 40 per cent on labor sud mate
‘rinl. Alexander White, 35 wae St...
iSouth Nor-walk.

l

. Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Dali trips to
New York. Address 71 street.

 

:Phone 318.
extension i J

‘CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local snd ion:

 

distance trucking of sll kinds

Phone 1577. House

 

EXPERT AI'TO RIIICHANIO
and repair your car.

any your own storm.

make. in

s 2

USED “RB
Dodge 1919 Commercial
Dodge l0l7 Touring.
Several Fords
Goodyear snd Fisk Tires.
Csrbon removed while on welt.
Wootport Ave. si. 167!

LYON'B GARAGE

“ _ s

 

DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING

Quick Service
W. J. Ungvary

Phone 2389

 

'Cortright.

‘JColuliy. Superior Court.
iport. June to A. D. 1921.

 

 

 

ORDER OF NOTICE

Dorothy s. Cortright vs. Russell"

State of Connecticut. Fairflcld

85. diridge-
Upon

the Complaint of the said

Norwolk. Dorothy S. Cortright praying. for ren~

flour house i I

,Oflcrtory—"Stand [’p for Jesus."

bcrs should be present.

The T. C. R. cine holds its monthly
meeting on Tuesday evening.

On Wednesday evening at 1' o'clock
(standard time) the Oilloisl Boord will
meet st‘the parsonage. Some mtters
of importance will be presented gnd
‘ull members of the board should be
Ipresent. ‘

At the mid-week service. on Thurs-
day evening. the subject will be:
“W'hnt Sine Are the Worst? The An-
swer of Jesus."

Girl Scouts meet on Thursday after-
noon. after school. under the direction
of their cupluill, Mrs. Marshall E.‘
Hoyt.

 

The .\'or\vulk Methodist Episcopal
church. Glolge B. Tompkins. minis-
tcr: Chal'he G. Ives. organist: Mel-
vlll llullil-l l‘ulh. busso: Mrs. L. I-
Pughv coniruilO: Mrs. Loli Werme.
soprano; \v. Raymond Godber. tenor.

 

Siluduv sciltml are urged to remain for
”it
m..

t‘iiiil‘l‘il _., nice and sermon. 6 p.
tluv children's Day exercises will

lw ht-ld. .\ most attractive program
has l-un lll';ulg(‘d. There will be
nlllslt‘. lt( it lions. class exercises and
pulllolniull> Everyone in illvlt-d to
illtrnd. illl'l ‘ch part-tits and friends of

[in Sillltiuy 3f hool pupils nrc specially
nil-Hi to lrc present. The hour is set
.lt J. o‘clock ill order to fsvor the little
Ji-iks or lllr school. Tllc ont-rlng of
scrxlcl- will go to 1}]. Childrens’
fund of the Board of Education.
'l‘llvsdal) :lftt l'llt)(lll. at 2 o‘clock. the
\\'nnllul’s Foreign Missionary Society
“in hold its inst incl-ting of the sum-
lllcr_ sit the church. Miss Alclnu
litlllfilllfill,’ of the High school faculty.
will sddrms the meeting on "Mexico."
lil‘rl‘t'sllllll‘llls “ill in: Herve-d far if)
tents. Ala-illiwrs lit-c reminded to
bring ill their gifts for the tint-hers ill
the mission schools.

Tut-silo). (1:45 p. m.. class meeting.
“'tllnt-sdu) :ll‘lt-ruoon llll' Standard
limit-t m \vill hold a ruler sale. at Miss
Hamilton's Shop. on “all sin-ct.
Thursday, (1:45 p. m.. prayer scrv~

iiil'

Hi)"

lcc. Tilt origin. nilll ulld («position of
tllt- first llrill-ll of l'l'ilirlul‘i oi the M. l-l.
church Will It! thkcil up.

Pridll} :liil rllooll liic l‘llilulllcn class
will hold u food Mic lil Glt‘lldi‘lllllllfl'l
drug store. The regular monthly

meeting of the class will be hcld in
the evening at 7 o'clock. at the home
0! Mrs. Jay Iicl’noids. Us Main sin-ct.

 

East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, lim. R. lrvillg Watkins. l).
i)., minister.——(All seniors on stand-

ard limt-)~ i‘uliilc worship at 9131' a.
m. and 'l‘ p. lll. At the morning hour
for worship the Sunday school ill all
its (lcpurullt-lits “ill IK‘ present. nlld
the sernlnll will be especially for the
children. the theme bcing "Thsd‘oug-
he." At 11 :l. m.. the Sunday school
and adult llible class. taught by A. N.
Paddock. will meet. The class subject
will be: "A Corner on the Market."
6 p. m.. Epivorlh League vi-sper scrv-
ice. 7. evening worship. with sermon.
on "The Ave-Inge Type of Christian."
A cordisl welcome to all our services
is herewith given.
Music for the day:

.‘IOI'lIlIIR.
Prelude and Processionnl—"Onward.
Christian Soldiers." -
Children‘s Chorus—~"Cominc"

................ Rev. Fl. Husband

 

i W church. .
Shanty”. . . , .
m; m With. Metronome-dis
.nctorz. CuritnnJIMsduu. oil..- » . -~
ist—Sundsy services witLbe ss folu J. - ‘

onnuai Childm'tDu' exercises attire:

This will tsite the pisce of’

\

’ ““43:
L- w
_ hA-téa.6Q_-y

E ' em.
Prelude—"Ave ltsrls" . .

I.

Oflertoryo-Aito Solon-Selected.

director.

inn Life.”

 

Services at

a. m.. sermon by the pastor.
m.. Sunday school.
concert by the choir.
mon. Subject: "Jesus vs. Eton."
meeting.

the Sunday school.

of trustees.

and friends at the services.
All services standard time.

Irving Smith. contruito:
basso: Archibald Merriam.

12. will begin at 9:30~ (S. T.).

servunce of Children’s Day.
will be a service of baptism and re-

’l‘.).
The W'hatsoever Circle will

Taylor avenue. at 1:30 (S. '1‘.)

a lawn social.
June 15th. at 2 p. m.
vicw avenue.
grnm and refreshments.
of the church are cordially" invited.

invocation-~School
Solo—~“Suilcr the
. l~‘. lrvinl: Smith.
Song—*“Thc Children's llay"—Scllool
itaptismui Sour—"Thou “'ho
Loved the Little
lisptismnl Scnlce.
Song~~l‘rimarv llcpl.
Special Program.

Uffcrtory ~—"Gonzoncttn"

lit ccssionni.
l'ostludc«-—“Juhilatc D00" ..

response.

 

walk. ll(-\. E. l“.
pastor. -— (Standard

nation and scrmon. in 9:30.
invited.
'l‘llcsdny—Tht- Goldt-n
will met-t with Mrs.
Chi-stunt liill. lius
Store (ll 12:43.
day. .
’l‘tlcsduv—The Kind
will llll’l'l with Mrs. Bill. 2 lion aye-
nun. ill 7 p. m.

llulc

loaves

_~.__.
Christ church. l-last Norwulk. Rev.
Robert P». ll. l-‘uolc.
Sunday ui'tcr 'l‘ritlily).—.\iorning pray-
('l‘ and sermon at 9:3" (S. T.). Sun-
day school lit ll.
altldrl'& at 7:30 (S. T.).

 

Grace Baptist church. Rev. H. R.
Cooper. pastor: Thou. H. Jackson.
clerk—Preaching at 10:80 h. m. Sun-
day school at 12 noon. Children‘s
Day exercises at 3:30 p. m.—o fine

and parents and friends are cordially
invited to come and witness the great
work that is beingcnrrlcd on in the
Sunday school for your children and
other young people. A special offer-

‘lllg will be lifted for missions. where

all are expected to take a liberal part.
B. Y. P. l.'. at 6:30 p. m. and—preach-
ing at 7:30 p. in.

Mrs. Morgaret “'ilkins. No. 11 “'ood

 

 

’se-ns therein set forth. m an annul-
ment of her marriage and change of
name. now pending before this Court.
having been retn
first Tuesday of June 1

rned thereto on the
021.

It appearing to and being found by}

this Court that the said defendant is
4absent from this State

parts unknown'annhst n
. m of the complain
as required by order of notice hereto.
ifor-s issuedr and new
links

and gone to

‘ the Plaintiff
for I. further order of notice in

It you suffer pains snd cohe- dur-'the premises.

ng the any sud sleep-disturbing,
bladder weakness by night._feel tl
nervous and run down. the
sod bladderncedto he motored to.
heel .sod

 

 

hon. h .P.’ . yo.:,1.’I-uoss,vitis; Oman-nontoxic. at week .for two we“...
writes: “LMMW for tonficommrhcing on or before the 17th 31
(berm! 3” teen! Mia‘s: day of Me A. D. 1921.

mentor : Jock. . W'."x -
KIM. Pill-.4 ‘ ,moi’so‘.‘

much

all”, J. Ties-ihehpsber printed in Not-walk,

Therefore Ordered. that notice of

M'the .pcndency, of said camping“ 1,. for V m ‘ torrent “on
kmmfsiveo of publishing this onto.- in the 3800.» . .
«South Norwsik. Evening. Benita-1:. tor-sin mom -*~ ' ‘

 

 
 
 

otice of the 3
t \vus given'

Del-WW no" ' ”with“
M ’

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

er. Mrs. Arms Byers. Topic:
doses. of the Approach of Christ's
Mm.” Preaching her the
ct 6t 80 p.‘ m.

 
 
 
 

motorists-e 12 0rd Sunday other
WW

 

 

POStlude—"H’ungurlun March" street. under the a‘hspiccs of the Wo- thence eostprly to “Mon 0‘
...... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Gounod men‘s Missionary Society or the :gmladngwm firttl‘igmmworki
k ‘ ‘ » church. You are cordially invited to ,ngmy,‘ t It “no“. brid‘ie.
WILLIAM F now mid .n. J m.....l... ' i... all... time... soother-l along .
' ' Our church is inking-on new. life, lwutawe of “313““ mulls lo
'3!“ ESTATE. spiritually. for (which we are very A 33.3%.: sg'utgh’erol‘llsldetgzm erg":

' —- roud. Wltc
Look! whral: wank" 0mm” p Time of church services: 10:30 -. lio tofemNegde..clgggmifiveur:cn£
" rm. and 7:30 p. in. (standard time). :33?“ umm.WIl 's Cove, so-
3 Home" ‘1"de floors, “can and ' . 'called thence southerly slang the
hm” h“- “I' “"18”. all improve-i Adventlpt Christian church. you '6“th demw (love to
meuts ...................... 34.000.2andt and Harvey streets. East hor- Long thence westcrl on
$1.600. cosh will like possession nymph—Morning worship Int 9:80.“! ‘Long hiss: Sound: to the locum
these bountiful horses. Good loo.» sermonlby the pastor. Subject: “Theliine of n M. Nomlt. line g:

“on ' [Only Remedy for the .Present Evil." th s y “cl-fin o! n of

Houses for 84.500. good twenties-cw at u L, ruin—Richsrd e mods-h” oil-i the Com
centrdl. ' - .tfilsud. mperinteudeut. _J;nior11.o$ ”mmummny.mu _ e Roton

pod mu‘NVos-mujwo p. m.—' rs. en , t 1 out Call. My.

Also Manny. houses from 34,000 to Worker- gen-lee at 5.15 p. m. m, _ ”we,

v

 

may church. Rev. c. a. menu It.

.. ; m o...» a.
L.mbo—Gshndu$flheweehbs~1§.g p 0a.“...W'" "'31

letter».

Commun—
9‘ . “’9

is that: 7_:--i I I.

. . Gounod mon.
Anthem—“0 Jesus. Thou Art Stand-i

A. Brown
A. N. Paddock. organist n-r‘. choir

Thursday—7 p. m.. the mid-week
prayer meeting of the East “one
. Methodist Episcopal. church will be
held. and the topielor discumlon will
be “How to Get Resuth in the Christ-

Knight street A. M. E.
church. W. Henry Lamar. psstor.—11
12:30 p.
8:30 p. m.. sacred
7:45 p. m., ser-

Tuesday evening—Prayer and class
Friday evening—Entertainment by
Tuesday evening. June 21—Election

The pastor has returned from con-
ference. for another. year. and would ;
be very glad to meet all the members

Congrentlonai church. South Nor-
uulk. F. H. Jacobs. minister; Mrs. P.
Frank Null.
organist.
—-8ervices for Sunday morning. J'lgie

e
services will be given over to the ob-
There

ceptlon of members. The Young Peo-
plt-‘s Society will meet at 6 p. m. (S.

meet‘
Tuesday. June 14. with Mrs. Sitts. 20

The “’omnn's Association will hold
\Vcdncsday afternoon.
(S. T.). at. the
home or Mrs. MacCuuslsnd, 87 Boy-
There will be a pro-
All women.

This will be the last meeting before

the summer vacation. Conn. Notice for other services will
The music progmm for Sunday is: be given out on Sunday afternoon. A
Prelude—"Pcsllvc March". . .Hurst ‘cordial welcome to all.
l'roccssionnl — "Onward. Christian
Soldicrs." First Church. Scientist. 57 West

Lillie ('hildren"
Rodney

Hunt
Cllildrcn"...Slloam

_ Lyn“ ;ing. s1 Wail street. opep week days

Loret in. All are welcome.

First Congregational church. Nor-t
McGregor. Ph. 1)..
tilnc)——Childrell's
Day service. pith program. baptism of
children. prcsn-ntation of Bibles. grud—
All are
(fhrislinll Endeavor at 6:30.
Circle
Frank Gregory.
Boston
If rainy. the ncxt fair

\Vord Circle

rccior (the third

Evening prayer and ’

program is arranged for the occasion. i3} is included _
and all of the Sunday school children boundaries. to wit:

:eriy boundary of
jcslled.
gboundol'y of

Tuesdsy evening. June Hill. there
willbe a house social. at the home of ‘to the New

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f
g6;80 p. in. evening prayer and ser-
‘ D .
Tuesday—6:45 p. m.. meeting of tho.
Bethany Chapter of the Women’s
Guild in the Guild room. Subject of
rector's address: “Some American
C'hurchmen.” . '
Tucodmv. June fist—Picnic of Wo-
men's Guild. at Beach cottage. st
Compo. of Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.
Members planning to attend. kindly
notify Mrs. Bailwitz.--

 

South Norwalk Baptist church. Rev.
L. J. Schoeppier. pastor (all services
on standard tlme).—-9:30, Children's
Day will be observed. All members
uf‘ihe school are requested to be pres-
ent. Sermon by the pastor: regulnr
preaching service following. Sermon:
"The Sscredness of God‘s Word.” 11
o'clock. Bible school and Brothers
hood. 7 o'clock, sermon: "The But-
tle of Life.”

Thursday—6:45. prayer meeting.

Friday—Choir rehenrsul.

Saturday—The nnnuai‘picrlic of the
Sunday school to Compo Beach. Cars
leave the church at 9 o'clock.

 

The Norwaik Rescue minion.-—The
service. Sunday afternoon at 8:15 p.
m. (stondsrd time), will be preceded
by a. twenty-minute song service. led
by Fred Therisult. and will be twenty f -
minutes of real life and stirring mu-i

sic. E. E. Gale. of Stamford. will be
the speaker for the afternoon. and his
subject will be: " ‘Hell'——What ?
Where ? And How to nape It."
The Sunday afternoon addreues are
all in plain, understandable tom
and are free for all. Only the pun.
pure gospel is given out here. The
sole object of the mission being to
make the bad good and the good bet-
ter. This mission is supported by
voluntary offerings and has no paid
officers. The Sunday evening service
will beat 7:45 (8. T.). and will be led
by a competent leader. The Bible
study will not he held Monday even-
ing on account or the great summer
conference being held at Mrs. R. Tia.-
dcrs’ place .at Tokencke Park. Darlen,

 

avenue—The regulsr Sundsy service

of this church is held nt 11 u. m.

Sunday school will be held at 11

(o'clock.

' Christian Science subject. June 12:

“God. the l‘rescrver of Man."
Wednesday evening testimony

meeting at 8 o'clock. To both these

,serviceo the public is anlted.

| Reading room in Roodner’s build-

 

,(holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p.

 

Inlernutional Bible Students. Red
,Men's Hail. V'Vashington street. South
[Nor-walk—G. “i Jones. of New York.
will lccturc. tomorrow afternoon at 2

{o'clock (standard time). All wel-
lcome. Scots free. No collection.

 

i Typhoid (“n-er Es spread ill South

iCarolinn ll_\' undisciplined workmen
and camp followers of the army in
{1915. Since then the State authorities
hnvc reduced the disease 40 to 58
per cent. in certain counties by mere
sanitary education. says the l'. S.
Public Health Service. If there. wh.v
not elsewhere?

 

E F SPECML MEETING OF
NOTlc .0 ELEC‘TQ‘RS d Town of
ctors of t e ity an
'Norrzgalellteresiding within the limits of
the territory hereiusiier described are
herebv notified and warned that a
s ii meeting of said electors Will be
held in acid City of Norwalk on the
ilnst Moods ' in June. 1921. (being the

 

'27th day June) for the purpose or
iestablishin a Sixth Taxing District of
'so much 0 the territory of said city

within the following

tsrtin t a t on the boundary
linse beige-en srien and Norwuik.
thence running in a direct line caster.
ily to the westeri end of the south-
' nion Eemot biog;
en 8.10 t e sou
th ce 65%). Cemetetlily g:
‘Rowa 'tou 'avenue, t once sou
Rowsgtoo Avenue to the northerly
'boundary of the rty of J. _ .
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.youwillbegin to feelr '
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out for you.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Do not hestitste to
use of our services. We ,
your friendship, no us-

how small your transom,

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