SATURDAY, SEPT. 2-1, 1921, ‘.
C
t
A WANTED
\\ “‘Tx'l‘rjl‘lu Young man to do general
.. k around. place. Good wages.
hunt and washing. Apply '1‘. W.
Azgv 1). Damien. Phone Darlen 55-2}
\1' A VTIZD-Antiques, high prices
paid (or old-time furniture, ma-
hogany. cherry, maple, pine. etc, also
old china, glusc. ' anything of merit
thnti< nvcr 100: years old. 11A.
. amatciu. 205 “'cstporl Arc" Phone
' 8.
MAN T‘El l—Responsihle middle-aged
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
~
1
lama. mansion-1" so
Vnnrlsmmms A an
swam-my anon
Telephone orders for this kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons. and
immediate collection will be made
tor same.
Business and Profe-ional cards, miscellaneous Advs.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
First Co 1:. Nor-l
walk, Rev. E. F.‘McGregor; P11. 1)..
plasma—Morning service at 10:30 (S.
'11), with sermon by the patron; .Sun- ,
day school at. 12 (S. T.).
Music: '
NEWSTOF m1:
CHHRCHES
BUSINESS NOTICE
OVERLAND FOUR”
Sales and Semce for
OVERLAND FOUR add WlLLYS
KNlGi-lT CARS
Overland Touring and Roadster,
$885M Delivered
Will 5 Knight Touring
‘ $875.00 Delivered
SHUFELT’S GARAGE.
Telephone 2825-2
11 Edlie Me, East Norwalk.
1
,
u
c) - A m» .
FOR SALE __
woman to assist with light house- FOR SALE——A new house with all. ' First trl n 8:19 in . '
work. Fair wages and very good ‘ modem improvements. now neat” Office: saaggn.90w¢ilfaso.¥?dnodr¥alk
homo to right party. Address \v. 1:. lng_00leeti0n. Centrally and (305- ~ * -
( l. seminal. m. 2405. "Omen“! located. If .vou have $250 WILL EXCHANGE—Large size cabi~
» _ , _. cash phone Narwall: 1900.‘ ’ net Phon'ng-aph of standard make
\N' x\’l‘1-3-1l-i—llourcworkcr for small FOR SALE—Oal‘land Coupe in 7 00d {Sat 33an piano. Address BOX B! we
“Kl-mini llV'lnllfig' 1.“ Now York. “Tile condition. Bal‘gain! 199 Wgash- an e. '4 ' " ' " 'T’
. I nor. .0 hast-59th street. New ington street. on the‘bridge. ‘ ‘ ' ' AS AN INVESTMENT H
lf’.”;¢ “at“ ”DPIW'w“ and salary , ~ - -.: 3 Day St. is a good one 10 rooms
" “m ' t H ‘ 1' 91:1 32123313191151 Eagfilgmg‘f V3535}; I2-tausnily, obig store goes with’ house:
7, , ‘ fa . L . ' a. ' ’ ‘
l‘rAZVThD-——Experienced operators on takes it. Call after five 1). m. 29 5?:50031‘14 A“ improvements. Price
Snirls, sleevers. tellers, neck band
runners. and neck band sellers. to
finsw YORK mosesueea
F. J. BRADBURY
DAILY TRIPS
Ely avenue, So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford-sedan, $475,
cam $18 per week. stead work. Also >
grillggced seggrg 3.11 gain media 33.18 winding. ‘53? s???
P. l. . 0 S IRT (30- 1.321132% bargains. Phone 21 5% Naif:
. in.
TO LET FOR sap ‘ l 7
LE«—Fr‘esh Jerse am with
FOP. RENT~Private garage, 66 or without calf. Call it 46 Glen-
H\ -~l” avenue, Second district. wood avenue.
‘ ‘ "li‘ 43. '
_ “__..., f - FOR SALE—Bungalow style, 6-room.
'1‘1: urine: rooms with adjoining tggdlerh ihome’ all improvements,
MP 4‘ glllslbl‘f‘ in" £03: RH" 535- alancgcanggrrl'gasglgallnl‘gezglle£03.22?
. .. -: .*. ran u. l' O. F.‘ * " . “-
T0 LET—4 rooms, all improvements.
" minutes from trolley. Inquire at
Stcphcn B. Kiss. 76 Lexington Ave”
City. I
FOP. RENTL—Fully furnished house.
pleasant location. 9 rooms and bath,
no“ heater. city water, electricity,
sewer. garden, to May. 1922. Near once- 11’1“ng town in a couplr or
(roiir'y lo llarien and Nor-walk. Rent. ‘1“"5‘ AN"? at «1 Dumbron 7 Ely
$76": month. Address: Room 62.13119 AVO‘VCit-‘J
anau strcct. New York. ,
__ FOR SALE :7 acre farm. large
"‘0 LET—43 room apartment, all im» burn and outbuildings. Lots of.
[Wovonwntn sis-um heal included. “‘“il- lllllllil‘r MVS- Grim“. 3'6 Gl‘f‘z-
cnllm' Monroe and Chestnut St. SO. (-r_v Blvd, l‘honc 1.820. V
bun-walk. Rent $55. lnq. Jos DlSosn,
if! Emil). SL. Nor 'alk. Phone 1112. Hill S.\l.l€~ll"rcsh emptied syrup
in) *- ‘~'V——W—-— -- lmrrcls. lv‘lnc for older. $3.0h such.
LET 1--— Furnished
inward In private family.
room wit it
Also lady '
F91; i‘sénnfLam 1i920 Ford Paneled
, ’_ 1', m or e l ' ‘
Levy. 50 \Vater gt. c condition. 8‘
q
a
FOR SALE—Reasonable. baby car-
riages. ‘1 high chair, 1 walking:
chair. several small tables. 1 ice box.
Also storc ilxturcs. Must be sold at
N-«u' and usml old barrels and kl‘il'S.
or’gumlrlllan lo!“ Supper. Rmcrcncr. vmjmmplim’d' Cllf’ilpcsl “a“; j“
3“,, A. ””12“,“ 3 l’llluum “Hump. lmxn. lwinolds Poultry Farm. 'l‘rl.
‘ . _. 1mm. Highland Ave.
'10 Ll‘l'l‘ l-‘m' U‘“ \vlnlcr: flvo \‘crl' ‘
Jul t‘Il\éxlIfl' ll‘wlllfilli'll rooms illlll thaldr‘lfllll SALE—«:2 saddle horns \Vi'll
. .n. ;. . m yrrnvmnon's. (‘Pll m _\‘ Irniul-ll. thorouzhlv «air :3 »ll M
1m .‘wl. ill-Ill”. pus-Lew, “ill: elation. w; - . ..‘ ‘ . t ““5-
3.. I'll Sn, xmwn'k. 'mu Ill. lllmu llll.
» -~»7-—A——+—--—«- .. my}; u.“ l“~v—\Vi‘k *4» ~ ~ ~ '~ -
O l. . m- ‘ -. l. . . 1 cr Lulu-Lilll‘lax‘e.
TMIEH} ”$01,153!“ Ignrlfito Eff‘élggl m-m-m condition. Cost $40. Wm
- . 7' - ‘ r V ' evil for low tlnu ll'llf T
'. . ‘ ‘ . _ __ . .. . . . elophonc
& ( «mlH m L. .losrlru SR). lluricn 237. or call ulornlngs or eve-n-
‘ ' in 's. Shc mr l. . - ' .
10R HEN r—btomze Brace. houoe- Rind Tokiméw Conlcntment 19““!
hold furniture. Separate rooms. ' '
lemr-nro proof building Iiubbell
‘ FOP. SA[JG—("hulmcrq l llllo <ix q...
n r. . .. . "- ' ' . l ‘
:3: god S“) 1go Co Inc. Sauga dun. Exct-lli-nt condition Tel
4: . on. Tel. Weslport 47. We 0M ” "
hue negotiable warehouse receipts. " " A.
FUN SALE wimr li'lfl Ford. ‘ ('[n n
IAOST Ill-llu ry. llccr-ully on 1*.le ‘1.
“ ‘ ‘ y“... A» ,(inod tins. Illvlllll'i of l-‘mr‘; l.)
II()§F’_¥l‘llll.’l\' 17mm ;\ rm} curl-lull" lluulou St. South \"oru’w‘l I
lnnmminu Pin hill (No. «lm. in‘. I . ~ L
1}" July of Bargain Syrn‘s- (w \“llSllll‘lLl ‘
,m, S,“ in MM, N,,,,‘.”,k Tm“ m Deaths and Funerals
(-‘nw-lupo; lle \vnul ll rclm‘ncll lo Sun
in.~l ()fllcu. llunii-I (‘l‘ussli‘y
llunli‘l i‘rlm‘zlcv \4 «u it ' '
‘ v W. ,m.w r.
LOST. STEM ED or STOL-w Sow-w m..... \'
F. Q71 1” - Hvilrllls. (lll‘ll _\'r'stvnlu_v. H» \Vns‘a
d: [‘V on ‘ Lllt. 0th! an Alr“llli'llllll'l‘ of thc lsl. Conn. Vulill'lle'l‘x,
(l 9 (log, Inedlul‘n Slze’llja'lll Mallory. 'l'llc l-orly was talc u
HHSWY ’ 1: ‘ J .10 [image-port today ll)“ Raymond mu}
{1‘ l0 lldll‘lQ 0f TOPS-lfihwn l'or lulrizll in tho l’nrk ClLV Cl am-
Family pct. Return to Miss'
Louise Danlcron, Tokeneke
Irn and receive reward.
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Ofiice A. D. Morgan
kHawaal‘e Store, South Norwalk
Building Lot for Sale
A very}: good lot on ARCH STREET
521'
0' Full“, 2.;
{ 38x170, no lvcrtcr locrr
lion for :1 home. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St.
5—. ~..
Nor-walk
w . FOR SALE
Homo .1 rooms with 4 acres of good
Mull. _~(’-\vr:ll frull ll‘ccs l ' ' "'
lhhll'll'l. l‘l'lcp ........ ”.0.“ “"52 gall
to" pnrlilulm-s h
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St. Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
#2..-
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and -
AUg'waPg/Essh DRY STORE
s .
All: WOngsGllrlgtIggls'l‘ggD
how and Used Tires and Tubes Sold ‘
Priccs Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
r
AUTO TOPS. NEW AND
RENOVATED
Also Unholstering of Limousines
First Class Painting
A. MAIER
South Main Street
Opposite Wilson Hot: Shop
PHONE 902
(—4n
—-—:~§'
lcry.
Jami-s \‘an Oral-n
.lnmr-s \‘un Union and in lllf Sol—
«lilrs‘ llolm- in Not-ohm yrstlrdu) :zl
:lw um» 02‘ ‘77 yours. Ho “us :1 mvm-
lu‘r of tho St-(‘ul‘nl l'ul‘llpull)‘. .\'«*w
York lli""l\'_\‘ Arlililcr)’.
'I‘lu- (ll-consul was: :1 null‘w ol‘ Thul-
l-m-v “lu-rc lw has rclnllvcxs.
:vrv'unu‘u-nn His will his
lillt‘l‘.
Funcrnl
announced
llnby Rumlcn on.
.v\ll'l‘oll 'llumlrmun. :vln months“ old
son of Mr (Hill Mrs‘ August Hindu-
mun, 01' liroml strcrl‘. (ill-(l ill [in
homo of his mlrvnts. ycslcrtlux' morn-
iuu‘. 'l‘lu- lum'rul “:15 held this allow
noon :1! ‘1 o'clock. from llw funrrul
parlors ol ll. \\’. ltniznond. 116W. Alar-
lin l.. Stcup ollll-lnilng. Interment
“1m in Pinc island ccmtory.
Funeral nt’ .‘Jifih Brady_
'l‘lu- funeral of Miss Ann \' llnuiv
was largcly attended. this momma:
[from llcr late- homc. l: ('mss sires-rt:
‘4” 3:30, and from St. Mary's ('huroh.
IM 9 o‘clock. \\'llt‘l't’»(l solunn )‘e-iluip‘n
lmzms was sung l-I“ NP}: John \\‘ulsll.
cvlvllrunl: ltcv. .T. l‘ux‘tl. (lt'itt‘Oll;
llev. '11 .1. Finn. sub‘dcncon. Mrs. Al.
box-l Rosa rendered the solo. “U Salu-
“trio? and Mrs. Irving Huymcs :iml
Mrs. Alllcrt 'llose remicrcai “Some
vacot Day." As the corlcgo- was loav—
lm: tho church. llu- choir sung
“Angels Ever ”right and Fair." The-
pnll—lwnrcrs \vcrc Thomas llurrlrhm,
l‘i-nrlcs chncsscy. “'llliam Muddqi.
'l‘homns Dornc)‘. “Killer l‘lozlohue and
Mic-hard Coylc. 'l‘hc floral tributes
\vcrc many and bountiful. uml slum-rd
tlm esteem in which the (lcccaSc-ri was
lwld. Intcrmcnt was in the family
plot, \Vestport cometary. ,
Rheumatantt LA Wonder
Liniment for Pain
A Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home
Every medicine cabinet in town. in
fact every home should have I bottle
of Dr. Sorzls' Rhemma—tflnt (the
wonder llnl’ment). It gives absolute
relief to sufferers of. rheumatism,
ind st-ll'l‘ncas. It
that has been. working wmdera'lbout
-—anm '
“m aimed Ado mm
,.
mu:
_ €11!“ ”'9
this vicinity {arrears—43m todayrhasl
film and that been “doomed:
See Ben T. Nash, Norwall:
Phone 892 Evening;
“L
EXPERT AUTO W10
will overhsui and repair your 681'-
fill ”:36 fin your on “rose.
on tiling: tome e an”
ggy: All war snuggle“. Phon-
w. J. LYON.
Phone 2047 - Imo- Place
melodic-uranium
msmrfllm. s
We?“
a 8
Retaining Walfa, end All
It: Branche-
CLARK
110 Taylor Mm, So. Norwalk. Ct.
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling, Con-
crete and To: Walks
Work Done In First Class Style.
FROM Tue FACTORY To"
THE HOME
l
; Walla.
1 ”Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. so—
} prune; Mrs. Edna. May Scllcck.
p‘ianistr Miss Maebelle Austin, viou
linist.
relude—"Canzona in 70"...er Bohm
.V'iolin and Piano.
Offertory—Jllomanm in E Flat"
Rubinstein >
3;
.....-..
pastor.~Prcachlng at
1‘: o'clock; Bib‘le school.
in
First :ilgihodlst Episcopal churchrP
region. Carlton L'Bommedieu. organ- .
mal service will be held this Sunday. tho Mountains"
month of July. and all mombers of.
o'clock. Sunday school and ’l‘. C. ll.-
ing thcmc will be: “An Ancient Hall Talent."
to which daylight saverfl Will: tomor— Ecliurch at 12 o'clock. meets
tho church Will take Place on Mon-l
M
South No ratio, Rev. John J, Snavely,
pastor; Miss Willa Miller. choir di~
ist.—~October second _being "ReillyI N Viblldéhd-l’iano. -
Sunday," the Communion and baptis~ ‘Soprano Solo—"HOW Bgaufiful U901“
Sunday services; At 1Q:3fl—thiu is the .
first Communion Sermce. since the l"ostludc-—-"Choral”
the church should endeavor to be
present (mil xnmmpatc in it.
class Hamill-".5“ ,Al. Grim. cvcnlng scrv~ , We“.
ice of song and preaching. The even- ‘ bubJPCt.‘
of’].‘an](-," All 'arc welcome.
above hours are. standard lunch—back ' Men's Brotherhood
row. turn their tlmeqwicces.
. , ‘ , lbcrs should be DWSPM-
The annual election 0t trustees of} Monda“ evening'wVOUt‘V ball
day pvcmllg at 8 o‘clock.- Three trus- ”130' /
tees arc to no elected for three years.
Thrusda)‘ afternoon. Girl Scouts at 7:45. Subject: “Jesus in
meet in lllf‘. Church, under 'mx direc— State.”
2011’sz their captain. Mrs. Marshall Friday evening—Choir. 7:3(1.
‘. 0y .
Thrusdu)’ afternoon. Girl Scouts South Nom‘nlk Congregational
-)
will he held :lt‘7145 o'clock. The sub ‘ . . - .
. .. J . . n .. , - ‘church. bunda} ex onlng, Oct. -R(~\. ,
36“ 0f 1 'mer m” be “mm“ed- :Cornclius Woe-limits. pastor of the 5th;
one
............ Without medical attention. her
F Fiaxinglon Harker‘baml 1101. having gotten the doctor to,
Hyde aid her.
At 12' home—lilo: church). llcv. L. J. Schocp- iJames _
1mm. street. and it was here that on Mondas‘ .
“The Man Who Buries His 'last Richards deserted his wife.
All. the mem- lthat. the couple roamed at Mrs Stein-
_walds home. Richards never purchas-
at‘fd a meal for his wife.
. ' ‘33 a work to nor-chase (end for her-
Thursday evening—~Pravor meeting a?” and the baby.
the ml. on bologna. potatoes and
,and more often on potatoes and bread:
. , . . . ‘alonc.
A union meeting Will be held in the “she had during her entire tinn- of n‘_
ing on South Main sireet.
w
TEWSTBEY 05'.
CRUEL WRONGS
(Continued. From First Pose),
w
tention of her sister
The child was born
hus-
Following the birth of the baby. the;
South Nonvalk Baptist church (lire couple moved to the home of Mrs. an
Steinwaki. 42 South Main
l
Details of their home life here were
The‘lirncst Hopkins. supcrintcndcm. The given by Mrs. Richard and also by
the: firs. S‘telnwald. During the entire time {Midge V05
allowing her
Mrs Richards liv—
bread.
This was the only food that
The first {all mectiu . .
Christian Industrial Migjethxsilgle%z‘avenuc Baptist church. Will preach!
hold on Friday evening at 8 0.1.10“; ,(‘ome to our met-tings. \rc \\'lll try to
Business program and refTE‘Shme‘nts, 'do you good.
All mcmllcrs should be present,
m.....
l
- l
St. Paul's parish, Iicv. houis 15.3
Howell, rcctor.—First. third and fifth
Sunday? 7:30 a. m.. Holy Commun-'
, ion. 9 a. m.. morning prayer. 10:30
1” be a. m.. Holy Communion and Sermonu
("‘5th 7:30 p. m.. evening prayer.
Bust avenue Methodist Episcopall
church. Rev. R. Irving \Vatkins. D.
n. ministcr.—Sunday services w
as follows: 10130, morning W
with Ft‘rmon ill}, "Prayer—Its Duty Second and fourth Sundays: 7:30 a.
and loci-sane}. the first in a serips m.. Holy Communion. 10:30 a. m..
of sermons on the “Prayer Lite." tolmorning prayer and Holy Commun-
be 21“?" during the tall and winter. ion. 7:30 p. m.. evening prayer.
hm no. on successive Sundays, 1:, m. St. Andrew's Sunday school meets
. , . . . at 353 Ma‘i st eet. 'e S .‘ t
“mm" “M01 and “an" B‘ble 01385.9 :1. lnflmli] SLrPaul'es‘Sledallp 2:31:03].
. v 1 ' 1" l V l
(.“"§}‘t,,_m, A153. laddOCI‘; $15185 SUb~ cverf:Sunday, at the church. at: 9:15
th‘l. I‘ll? - ernal Connm.’ 5:30 p. a. to. Both schools ask for scholars.-
mn Elli‘f'l‘lh LEaguc vcspcr service, éfrom the age of four up. The schools
1w by l-ri-d. ill. Hawkins. Subject; ’are properly graded. under competent
"Tim: 'l‘llci' May KHOW"—-mlssion teachers.
Sim},- topic. 7:30, Prrning Worship l Monday. Tucsday. Thursday, Satur-
with N rmon. on “God's Gift oi ‘duy: 7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion.
Grncr." l \Vcdncsdav and Friday: 9 a. m..
Tllm'srllll'—7145 D. m.. mid-wool“
prnvcr Hurting. .
litam~ and Holy Communion.
1.. . . , All persons are wclcomc at St.
m theme for con- Paul‘s church. and especial invitation,
tutti-moo. pillows, bolsters and
cautious of all kinds sold on-onr easy,
Also .renontlng, anti»,
eyment plan.
action guaranteed. Drop us gourd or.
telephone 317 to: representative
NORWALK MATTRESS 00. l
Franldln and Monroe St. SOLNo
NATHAN a MILLER
General
paper hanging.
Estimates cheertnll
A. Nathan. Te .
S. Miller, Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norwellt. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
lven.
N885! Bron. Local and long distance
trucking at all kinds. Dali trips to?
New York. Addresa 71 or street»;
Phone 318.
CARRIGAN e mum. loco mam!
1 house, 6 rooms, Crnnbury, $3.500;
mortgage $2,100. ‘
1 have two—family houses. beautiful
homes, farms, lots, and shore prop-
erty.
My time is yours. Swartz &. Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.
WILLIAM F. HOYT-
REAL ESTATE
,
l
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and. Repairing
11 Hanford Place Tel. 325
Flore Brothers, Props.
PROFESSIoNAL .
MRS. LOUlSE CANE-‘12
Private Lessons In Dunoi‘ng
Social Class on Wednesday Eveninfi
_ Club Classes Arranged
Studio. 7 West Ave . Tel. 1838
-w... m..
M EN T CONFERESC [5
fl“
PARIS. Sept. 24.~Premler Briand.
Albert Sarraut. Minister of Colonies,
and Jules J. Jusscrand. French Am-
bassador at \Vashington. will rapt-es-
$611!; France at the conference on lim-
itation of armaments and Far East:-
I
s
i
neuralgia. sciatica. lumhogo~ pamhcrn questions, it is declared by newli-
is a preocratlon,’l"‘-P"s h"?-
The fourth member of
the d! logaiion. it is said. will probably
be either Rene Viviani. former Pre-
mier Briana. or Louis Loucheur. Min-
ister for Devastated Regions; Premi;
er Briand nia‘ remain nonrandom"
only .few weeks. ' U ' '
, wax
(walk;
V.
contracting. painting end. h. ,
l
.\'. x: Sunday will lm observed 33.111. .
Pup. l‘M'" in ”3,, Sunday srllool.lo.cfig:}?a‘v school “'1” be held at 11
'11” 5' mm“ ‘0'!“ hp“) at the regular Cliriotian Science sulsiccl Sept. ‘23:
in: lllOl‘I‘lll'l; \\ l'l‘Slllp. . "Reality .- .. .
3 Wednesday evening testimony
651-3 1
l
lf’ugh. rmzl mllO.’
our housellmssn: \\ l‘. l‘llrurl Uodlwr. lemon...
mfioyoégtfietfif: dmyt we your 3‘“ SPHiU> ‘f‘i'i on standard time. A“ are welcome.
rooms. decorated. Ask for my pricesle charm “l" lumr: a 1 m.. class} _ ‘
on paper, and paints, ane boml mu 1mg» l~‘. l; . Bull: ut, lrmltr, ‘lo a. I’lowaylon Baptist church (all son-
20 to 40 per cent on labor 3nd male-j in Sunday sr‘hool -. - ll Mcn‘s Asscm- ices are lucid on standnrd time. as the
rial. Alexander White. 36 Lowe Stalin, The {ififil‘fllllll' v .l w ”daressodjrelum to that time rs madc tomor~
South NOWS-lk- j“ “(“37” ll Carin” 4. r. of Xviv l‘lu- ,row morning).-.\lormng worship at!
‘ M. n His tlu-mr ‘will in .- “lmr va ‘ llltfin o'clock. Sunday schoolMt noon.
distance trucking of all mds Ipopulation ol‘ l.‘(lllili‘Ctl("lllf_ .llAl has :1 ‘chl‘urh. for luck (If room in ill? “Alls-
Office Leary & Cow Phone 1577- nomgmosl . “m“l.‘ “WM-n2;- for ll»: church 'sion Hull. Al 3:15. Mrs. E. M. “lul-
phone 363. SE; .thal ‘5 "“5“" ‘0 "lukr- tho most of its ”tr-morc. nl‘ New York city. who is so
,éll‘llUlllll‘lll'. A l.‘;l':l' illlllllllPl' should 1;‘.vi<lr-l) kncm’n us llm founder ol 1l‘llc
“"1" ””5 “9w“ "l‘l‘fl ""‘Nilww 7 it "not Door of liopc Mission for F1: .cn
“ILLIANI I“. HOXT ill? - l‘Ilnimrl '12 Le :lzur Sf‘l'\iCrl_ 'l‘hr ,E‘wirls. and so \vondrously usrli of God
W!“ M ‘llr :o-nr‘m‘. (‘omc mu! mukr in tho rr Sciw of that notorious char»
REAL ESTATE l“ “WNW“ ‘15“ ll. m.. worship and {H‘ltl'. known the." roumrr'ovcfi. {is
It is Chea er ‘0 Eu h il l""””'”?- ill'illl” nl' sormon: “llcilzoo “in-I'm. of Mulllcr‘r) Hillel. “"31 ,u
p t y t an to Bu d “"""{-‘ "4 “l“,lflll‘zllln." prcsonl and tell 0!, hcr \vomlcrlul cv—
l ll->11.~'c. 7 “mus. Rust Norwnlk l 'ljl'WIllIP :13 IL m.. class mccling. chricnccs in‘ this kmvl of work. both
53.61“" ll ”raw-1w. ,‘x‘ own ': ’ll’:;""‘l:‘»‘ ‘547 in m.. llr'aycr sr-rv- in Now Yor kun-‘l olhvr cine-s. Su-
1 no.-. ; 2. n: p. . \~ . . 1 . ll‘r‘“ lpl rlntwndcnls from other misstions Will
in -,,,.. ', ' j H , "I“ ‘ m“3 L“: l”? ‘ ‘ ‘~ wing—M1110 )lt-n's Anus-m- . lr-c prcscnt takr part. in'tlw scrlh'cs. 3
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., 1 h"‘”’“- ‘ “mm" ha‘l 301‘Willlifisuuxé mull 5- Dl‘wf'l‘lli‘ both lhcsr scrviccs. it’ll by Lil
ol-nm; mr’mg“g" Sim“ E _fim~ orclwstra and a chorus oz” mixcd;
fi—l‘dlullfii‘. 7 rooms. East Nor\\’alk.g ”l‘rlmzx . .rrh. liar. ("i S. l.(‘\\'lS.:\l. lv‘v’ifl‘s- And. for those 1.” .th‘.) nulli-
ooiml-I: mollzagw 3‘ ,lm_ A.. H.‘ . ultndur fur this week “6‘4“? “helium :llng. aggtwglgt‘ :1l]$l~e\;‘n€ll
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slatm- moi-my- on...“ ‘ ‘ ' \vmn» . Maud. 9:3“ .1, m” (‘hurph 3013 and sing. _ ‘ . , _ .
'1 ', '.‘.“k "“ ' ”in,“ ;. ;,.. u. m.. mornlng‘ liravcrl On Monday mgut. m Illc- Missmul
.-],“'u"“ A l‘v’llllh'. 90ml] NOl‘Walk, "m: . ».\~...- “7‘“, the Mlgf'“; ll(‘-ml""4HHll. at 7145' Tim: N. n. Hurrlman.:
31'9”" ninrlzagp 33"“‘0. .71... l" ‘vvi'ning 1),‘.,,‘1.r”'.,nd ’Q(,}._2c\’1lugcllsl and teacher. will C(ili(ll1('ll
1 hon-‘1‘: 7 l'oom.~, Folllll an’walk, my.“ ‘ ’ ‘ his last llilvlc study for the unlocking
Sin-0; Inullgage $1.3m. ‘ m.- «’9: an n. m. Holl- MINA” UH“ have availed llll-msclvcs )m.
. ~ . - . . , ', ~ ' ., -1 . .:
1 llollSG'. A rooms SOlllll .\Ul‘\\‘all(.l(‘lI-'Hi~? l-Slluil of fit. 31,0113” mulln“ rule putting: 0t Mounting" to If 2
$4.90”: mor’lgaze Q9 lllm ‘ -\!l x 4 llurrmmn. as he. has tnlwu us mlo lllr:
2’ houuoc 3" luv-.1 \. .. ‘ A dccn things or the: lli‘nlc. will rcazrct,
song”. "1,: (02$; ;l.n\ln BeaCh' -...,. ~ “Th . .. _ P 1-" ‘ very much that ii is to luc his last”
c.. .. Ohiagg “ham, i rm! i ingon uOll(,\dld‘,. inin‘llt with us. and we wish him God
1 1101150. 9 rooms. Broad River : ._, 3.- _\.~\‘..ul\. lit-L IlolJPl-l 1‘ ,, SPF“!
T' ' u — . ’. ‘ '- ' ¢» ‘ (7 . v' . .
34.5”“, mortgage 51‘0“”. . -' _"‘ ”' .mormnt. “THC" all ()n \Yodncsdny and Friday ore-n-i
1 houfic ,, , . , , . ”up,” ...~:...l.. Sunday school at 13,. n, l l‘ , ‘k . it ,, Q,
.. _ , r . a zooms, Lroud River ,4 ,, “rum" “W‘icc- 't .._,,i m..s ti? rcgu or “.4 mgr server-u,
Hwy; morlgflge $2.7m. 0.‘ m,“ ,1 .. T._ 3h \ f‘ , “5' will hf: held at 8 o'clock p. m. All;
0 (‘lfu l. _. \. \Emlfil . MORNING” move-tings arc open and froc 10 all “120'
l
« gfrbfz‘l tin: truv worship of God.
eFRESGH DELEGATES TO ARMBm'
sill. lullon “'lll M; "The Cliangcless is given to Stranglers and visitors in:
('"hrisl." ‘town to join with St. Paul's peoplt”.
All nucmbcrs and frir-mis: who “‘or- St. Paul's church is open all day.
ship 1.. w; arc nskcd to note the crcr)‘ day in the your, for rcst. phi???
chain." in thf' hours for (he sch-loos. .fllld Inclination.
“'ilh Hm chongc in llw limo. we Sim-l
M, vi to tllr rcculur order which?
.1 lleON' lllt: daylight
“us uimr l‘\'(‘d.
First Chumn‘ 01' Christ, Scientist,
t’ 57 “’est avenuc.-—-The regulnr Sunday
”"9 service or this church is held at 10 a.
l" \‘
um
‘\ .:\\. 11,-; Mo linguist . Episcopal ,mmfing at 5 o'dock, To both those
wimu ., (.v-nrgi' in lompklus. minis— serviced the public is inVited.
‘1.,.l,.- ‘ l g .r. '.. . . ,
1”. l . . a (u. l.v.. Olgdlllbl. Mrs. Reading room in Roodners bulld-
Mrs. J..
Ill-*lvin llnnlcl I‘tll'rl
l
‘lnlls ‘vxgtlll'. st'lllullu:
";ing. 61 ”Wall street, open week days
(holidays (Accrued) l? to 5 P- m.
l v
\"vlgllhors." all men mt- lmnml. ll ; lixcnlng WOI‘Shlll ill 7 914°C“-
;x. m.. worship and sommn, l:¢v\. it?
C. Carpenter. (\rculnu- >1 "l~§;ll_\ 01“. Norwnlk licsruc mission—Sunday
lhv Amrrlcunimullon ruumuzm. of scrum-s all 3:15 and 7:45: l‘. m.
Both of lhcsr' Si'l't'lCé’S will he hold .
NU“ Ilmcn, 3.,
k (‘onrrcnatiomzll
will len'ilk
tor has mndc :1 (:ll‘fflll 511ml of flu» in lllc Smith Norwul
«.lrw u-l
Wm M m « l...rgc ol‘ the evening scrv- 403“ mm“, it 9053“,“. to pom... regard-
“Ki. , d less of race. color or crccd‘and all
, H“ ‘ . stun rand will find a hearty welcome.
txmr mormmr. the 3’1“”? “Come with. us and we will do you
r. zurn is mallc to
.m Sunday
Svryicf- “ill be held as usual. 00d "
'l‘ln' Wonmns‘ Auxiliary of the 3g . -
church \\ ill nlCC-t on Thursday aftPr- ”‘5‘ [{lfih (’()N(‘HHT "T
noun sortlmbor 29th. in the church
pumm- GRACE BAPTIST cnrncn
SI'NDAY 3:30 P. DI.
Scripturc reading. Mrs. Mary (".le‘
nzo-ils: Prayer: Chorus by the Junior
‘iloir: Duct. Jumcs Haynes and Miss,
Flora Hopkins: Reading. Clinton Rosa;
’l‘hc Adwnt Christian church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets. East Nor—
“‘[llkr-Alnl‘lllni‘,’ wrmou at 10:30.
Sunday school at 1:3 m. Loyal \Vork~
=§§§;-.:§.(§lj'l$33t 6115 P- m Ereniuglsmo. Evylon Crosby; Recitation. Ber—l
t - - , . Q . ) . ' ' i‘ ‘
; “HAHN; mayor and testimony rund .cotl, \GCllallClll. lrank Scott.
'l‘v'lo. Misses Clements. Middleton and
l ,l’rrkins: Reading. Mrs. Burchcl; Sing«
3 Grace Baptist church. H, 12__ Coop-H1385 by the Knight strH-t Choir Junior:
or. ministcr.—-l’rcachin}: at 10:30 51.55010. Mrs. Harris; Dialcsg‘uc by the
m. Sunday school at 1'3 noon. Sa-fiArmst/cad; Recitation. Dorothy Reid;
cred concert at ‘2 I" m. I" Y- p, U- at Solo. Leroy Jones. Mrs. Elenora Per-
‘meding, Thursday. at 7:45 p. m.
. . Prcmch'l . .9 .
6 gum“ tin-(trollgio:txl‘ll§p?iqtmn191n lkms: Reading. Mrs. John Cooke;
bers of Grace Baptist church will he'lqmgmg by the. Junior: @101}; "Refit:
cc: 2. o . i.
at their own church. Sunday (-vcning. «lion. \Vilcy Jones:
‘Cspfl'lalll' at 730. and will not leave:Jon£-s: Recitation. Elizabeth \‘Villiamg:
4
home to frolic in any society meeting. Instrumental solo. Miss'T‘er-css Savage:
which is trl’illlz to infringe- upon the Recitation, Alvin Savage: $010. Cather— '
hours of our divine services. in ordor
to lure lhc scrupulous peoplc aw‘éy‘ine Hopkins; Reading. Ernest Hat»
égrav‘e: Trio by the Advanced Class,
No. 2. Mrs. Robert Dunn,
, committee.
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Churcl: or the Nazarene.~———Meeti l 00‘} ‘
on Sunday to M at the home of hfil$15’ » LOANQ PBY ED
:ggclgimt itndcrsoné (gilt; South Main COU IQTY . PROV , a
,. . a . p. m. :0 ve’ us a 0d ‘ ‘ ' ' E'l'I'N '
meeting. last Sunday. at}: Braggierl AT ME G
\Verner. from \Vinsted, in charge. Well ‘mm'm PI”: El 1
expect .‘Mr. Andehson will have charge hers in the calmly-“:35 RePrefil‘ta‘
on Sunday. , , [fives and seven Senators. and. ions
. Prayer meeting. “‘ednesda)‘ cvcn- incessant €911.13 Ofitfl’iem t5 boggles-l
mg. at S p. m.. at the sumenddress. out to constitute a‘ Quorum; » Wile“
Th? Young People’s meeting will be the meetingfwas called, in. the zoom.
Let every trut- Baptist
the churcl: cownuul.
remember
‘ mum
,VPut on Your Slippers, You're In
Casey Jo
-
program ‘
October, #1921, Rte—Creations
FOR ; ;
i.
l’,
“The Phonograph with a Sou
No. 50746
Rainbow, Wenrieh
. . . . Ada Jones an
d Billvaurrdy
for the Night, Furth. Ada Jonoo
No. 50747
nes, Newton ........-...
. . . . .Billy Jones and Male Chorus-
Tenor
Scene 0n the Old Plantation
Billy Golden and Empire Vaude-
ville Co.
No. 50748
El Capitan March. Sousa .......
........ New York Military Band
flirtation Valse—lntermezzo, Steak
. ..... Conway‘s Band
No. 50801
I Know Where the Flies Go (On a
Cold and FrOsty Morning)?
Biff, Bing, Bang, Mayo, Tenor
. Billy Jones
Corns-alto
Helen Clark
.
. . . .. . . . . . .......
All by Myself, Berlin,
No. 50819
Molly on a Trolley, Schwartz.
Tenor, with Soprano obligate
Vemon Dalhart and Betsy Lane
. Shepherd
Yo—Lay-eeoo (Mean
Mann-Jerome
‘ ............ Marguer
No. 50820
Ain’t‘lou Coming Out, Malinda?
H. Von Tilzer. ..... . . . ...... .
..... Al Bernard and E. Hare
Aunt Phoebe’s Wedding Day.
Vaudeville. Sketch with Banjo
.Billy Golden and Billy Home
No. 56824 m-
Just Because—Fox Trot, Stevens-
:Frosina ., .............
. . . .Earl Fuller's New York Orch.
Wonder Where My Sweet. Sweet
Daddy’s Gone—Fox Trot, Ham-
med-Stark. for Dancing
Earl Fuller’s New York
No. 50829
If Shamrocks Grew AlOl’lg the Swa-
nee Shore, Falrman-Van. Schecck
Charles Hart and Laws James
Tenors
Fare Thee Well. Love (Face the
Well). Keith Soprano and Tenor
Elizabeth Spencer and Laws James
No. 80629
Bird at the Water Fall. Ring Hagar,
Whistling ...........
......... Sibyl Sandersnw Pagan
Two Little Bullflnches Polka. Kllng
W. A. Moor and A. Giammatteo
Piccolo and Clarinet
No. 80630
When the Swallows Homeward ,Fly.
Abt.
Elizabeth Spencer and C.
Soprano and Tenor
Massa's in De Cold. Cold Ground,
S. C. Foster. Metropolitan Qu't.
Mixed Voices
No. 80631
Sweeter as the Years Go By, Morris
Helen Davis. L. James and-Mixed
Chorus.
Mezzo, Soprano and Tenor
Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Call-
ing. Thompson. Metropolitan ‘2’?»
Mixed Voices
No. 80532
I Hear 3 Thrush at, Eve. Cadman:
and Kitty of Coleraine, Arr. by
Page Helen Clark
My Lady Chlo‘. Clough-Leighter;
and Since You Went ‘Away.
Johnson Vernon Dalhart
Tenor"
No. 80633 _
Madame Butterfly Selection, Part
1, Puccini American Symphony
. Orchestra ’fir—h loo“!
Madame Butterfly Selection. Part
11, Puccini, American Symphony
Orchestra
8 I Love You),
..-... ---~-
its Fan-en
on.
...... .
Orches...
Hart
C
C
We said;
Her husband worked for De‘iflyu‘s ,
bakery and earned $225 a. week as a '
chauffeur. butrgaid that he was later
ut down to 820 9. week. H? was dis»
harmed because he "lost" some money,
Mrs. Richards did not. computing of
hours béforevthe child‘s birth 'and the treatment accorded not by he!“
didn’t return until late that evening. husband but When Judge Vosburgh
Mrs .Richards amalgam birth, of her asked her what she “Mantel-dead widt‘
child had to drag herself: to a. windo
land ‘nttract the at
lto send for aid.
him—dwhether she wanna him motto
jail. she said. that. she did. She saii!
that she would go to work and saw
port hex-sen. It was then, when ques-
tioned. that she told the story of her
marital difficulties. Quest‘mned, she'
said that he had never purchased her
y clothing and nothing since their
marriage save a pair 0.! shoe stage.
He had purchased. no furniture, her
shlng all that he could oi;
father form
their home.-
At’ter hearing all. the efidellze.
burgh imposed a. sentence
of 9‘0 days in jail.~bu’t stated that upon
lturnishinz a bond» of $306. to guaran-
tee the payment of 810 a. week to 910
lsupporl of his wife and child; Riel»
ards would not have to serve the jail
sentence.
lARMAMENT CON- ,
FERENCE TO
COST $2,000,000.
Continued from First Page.
This would indicate a change from
the previously announced decision 01
Japan. which supported, in principle,
the maintenance of twenty-one army
divisions. It would seem she would/ho
disposed to follow other nations in
actual reductions. Leading nmpa.‘
pcrs declare that" it is the intention of
army and navy authon‘lties to propos-
definitely the reduction or abolishmeni
or fortifications in the Hawaiian Is-
lands. the Philippines and alumn-
exchange for the dismantling'of jI’ll.-
paneso fortifications on Formosufiaml
the Pescndores Iélands. 'and a! PM!
Arthur and Bon'm. Confirmation.” of
this report. hoWPvcr. can not be. se-
cured. but the opinion is general that
this proposal may prové One of 510
principal points of the Japanese pro-
posals.
-'l‘he Best Salesman, a. Classified 3‘
‘
ai,ul’“\\\
Electril’y the family wash.
, ——Electric A!
An electric washing
machine pays for itself in
a short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing of old— ‘
fashioned washing meth-
ods. 'Dhey’re easy to buy
and easy to install and
operate simply and satis-
factorily.
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in? Efl'ffilSHiRGT
more: 959
Reynolds’ Cider" Mil!
OPEN FOR THE Susan
Grinding Every Day
One of the most. powerful and
sanitary presses in the state. W0
grind as reasonablc as anyone, and
give you service second tondne. A
trial will convince you.
Barrels and kegs for sale; a.“
sizes. new and used. cheapest place .
in the state. '
Reynolds Cider Mill
BOSTON POST noun C
At Scribner Avenue
.W
No. 80635
Ole Uncle Moon, Scott . . . .
Male Voices
Criterion Quartet
Sleep Little Baby of Mine, Dennee
.......... Betsy Lane Shepherd
Soprano
No. 82138
Deh vieni, non tardar (Ah, come.
no:- llnger more)—-Le None di
Figaro, Mont-t .. . .. Marie Tiffany
" Soprano, in ltalian
Laugh (Elegy) Massenet . .
i . Marie Tiffany
Soprano, in French
- No. 82225
Dumka (Lamn13’8uk0ndrieek
Vasa Prlhoda
Violin
.SextQFLueia, postural—Saint Lubin
...... . Vasa Prihoda
Violin
. No. 82226 ~
060:], Have Mercy—Saint Paul
o.a.-.--o
..o.-.-v-
a”... ,_ ......
“Yum, Yum,
. 1’}
You’ll, Say- .
That?! the usual expansion
accompanies the first spoonrfl
our Ice Cream. You can“: holy
entail yourself that on
when our cream is mm the
way it brings tortillas boil;
presslon. . '
Ice Cream is more than: a ‘
ileum-4- : is ugly one of
foods we haven—alwayofi ,
always: appealing. If ,m
Mendelssohn . . . . . . A. Middleton
Bass—Baritone ’
Lass 0’ Mine, Turner-Malay
' Arthur Middleton
held on Thursday» night, next week. ing. there'were on’lygili ‘29an and
because the one, in charge-expect: to it. was necossary‘ to send ‘forwfiefi .
big? of town on momma. m ' se tame n“ mum 1’
u g: . . , . ' . :. »
Ellie
taste: our mama you 66"“
what good Cream is. '
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Norwalk Chronicler