m
EAST NOR‘WALK
s ”—s—n—
. achoir rehmal will be held this eve-
a“ at Christ church at 7:30 o'clock.
a. Shuley. of Myrtle street. is con-
flict! to his home with a. severe attack
at asthma.
The Boy Scouts. troop No. 6. will
meet in lront of Community hall at
3:30 o'clock Friday evening.
Jeane Seaman of Cottage street has
'flkcn a. position as special messeng-
dl' of the South Nor-walk P05t oflflce.
\
received.
"Candle-Lightln‘ Time"
encore “Katy-Did."
sung two
Mia Carol Mills sang
Mrs. Werme also
numbers “Sweet Little
Woman at Mine" and "Didn't It
Rain?" Mrs. Helen Stebell was the
accompanist (or the evening. To-
night will be the final night of the b9..-
zanr and supper will be served as usu-
al at 6 o'clock. There will be no
special program. but an auction 01’ all
unsold articles will be held.
Rev. John iloward Mellis. rector of
}lnly Trinity church is expected to be
present at
day emu-mg October 6th. when he will
speak to the members of the church.
Following
Christ church. on Thu-s-
ihc talk there will be a
C- H- “Migem‘m- or ("930” B°“'°‘ ‘mcciing cf the members of the parish
ward is enjoying a week's vacation to discuss
lot the chuich.
mm his duties in New York, at his
”me here.
Only routine business was disposed the parish is the announcement than. City,
plans [or the wiiter work
Oi' especial interest to the mr-n or
u at the meeting or "‘9 womaWSci Sunday evening. October 2nd. tliz:
Auxilary of Christ church licld yes-hm“
tarday afternoon.
Workmen have completed the lay-
lng 01‘ the concrete walk along side of
the mill pond at Benedict's farms sce-
tlon. The new guard rail for the
bridge there will be erected shortly.
Miss Clara. Stanley oi‘ Asbiiry I'm-k.
who has live-n visitingr with Mr. and
Mrs.‘ James I... Lester. of Lorena
street. returned to llt'r llOlll(‘ last eve-
.nlng.
Rev. Mr. Mellis ructor of Holy
Trinity church. Brooklyn. will speak
at Christ church on Thursday eve-
ning. October 6th. l‘Vill'lllCl‘ notices
will be given later.
Melvin British-d of Liberty Square.
who for llit‘ pug-ll )t‘ill‘ has bl't'll
lpeclal mesm-ngcr zit ilic South Nor-
walk Post office. rvsiirm-d his prisition
there today. Mr. ltruistcd will stnrt
in new dutivs at the Norwnlk 'l‘irt- and
Bubhcr company on Monday of next
week.
‘On Sunday morning lli'xi. the accor-
ntion committee of the Mayflower
Robert A. Scillinmcr. rector of
St. Paul's Parish. intucket. R. l..
will have charge of the services at
Christ church. Rev Mr. Scilhamer is
a". (er‘izilly interesting speaker and
has chant.- cf ‘1 class of 200 in a week
div l‘nwla‘ ("1.25 lll‘ld (very week
Ptiwmckct. -
R0 WA Y TON
Miss Ida Klincfcltcr and Arthur
Mack were recent visitors in Stam-
in
.lord.
Aaron Stevens is having n. one pipe
Thatcher heater installed in his home
on Rowayton avenue.
London Jessup. of Rowai’ton avo-
nuc has rented his residence to a
and for 311'
Saturday Specials
0
party trom Stamford.
Captain W. 1. Stevens left early
this week for Bridgeport; where he
will work the nature} oyster beds.
Elmer Crank. who has been em-
ployed as a chauffeur in the Brewn‘s
iCash Grocery Store resigned his posi-
tion recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dswso‘n
of Forest Hills. L. I. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Emmerich re-
'cently.
The local ice cream parlor has
closcd for the season and will be
opened again the latter part of next
May to resume business.
Hilliard Albrecht. of Raymond
strict, is enjoying a two 'weeks' vaca-
tion from his duties in New York
,\.-
Mrs. G. M. Emmerich of Washing-
ton. D. C.. who has been the guest of
her daiigliter-imlaw. Mrs. E. M. Em-
merlch. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Donaldson who has been the
guest of Mrs. Edgar Raymond has re-
tupned to her home in New York
City. '”
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SOVlI-Z’l‘ Al'TllORlTlES
(‘OOI’l-‘JtATE l.\' CABLE “’ORK
COPENHAGEN. Sept. 30.—~Tele-
graph stations along the trans-Siber-
lilll ltnilroad are being repaired and
cnblcs and land liiics are being con-
uu ctcd up by the Great
Telegraph Company's Russian-fiber-
iim cxpcdiiion . Soviet authorities are
reported to be assisting in every way,
and. in the opinion of officials of the
(ompmiy. the lim- i‘rom Pctrograd to
Vladivostok will be in full working
(-rulc-r by Christmas.
I
Rock and Ladder company will meet i at the
It the quarters on Van Znndt sin-4.? ‘
(more;t to ,start work on llxinxr (‘om-.
mun y hall for the fair. which willE E t N I walk caSI] G I y
:2: from the 8th to the 17th of (iota-l as O roce
. l .
Contrary to the nniiounccmcnt’ GRANULATED SUGAR
made in the Sentinel. t0 the effect THE "" ........... . ‘ ' . . I . - . . . . . 5 lbs. 29c
“mt Troop N0. .;. 1:. S. A. would not FINLST CREAMERY BUTTER . . . .. . . . . ..... 480 11)-
hold . ll mot-ting this (“1,1,“an ”If. CRISCO‘lb. size can ........... t 1
meeting will be iii-Id as usual. lti N Y STATE PEA B U .......... . on to 9c can
3881);” Ifirst announced ll‘lIll lwcnusr-f CORN}: v-v BANS I I . ' ................. 3 lbs 20c
Imprgi'e-rixiltflri«Zirllillioli‘nlslt Mrw‘alk ! - D BELF ........ No. 1 Size can 19c: No. 2 size can 32c
' . .. : ic mm» ' g: ' '
“cum M postponed. m“ ! 10c $ka2§§7EOROL SOAP FLAKES FREE With 4 cans of
_.-_ ‘ at ........
Cnnwmon in {mm of Wm .-- .. . . .,.. ......... .' .. ...... ‘ .......... 20c
lllll‘(l\f'ill‘i- .Slnl‘v’. r‘;i1l.\l'(l ii} ll‘iilll‘}:l LXTRA FINE COFFEm-Makes a dellcxous dunk . . O 210 lb.
stopping: at illl' signal Mn lid." i”, l" PURE COCOA—III bulk H” """"""" 200 lb
mo'-]:l)r .‘ "i. —. I IIIII 0.. u. u
10 Ch!" lll'nilxlllrilti‘.‘-‘ ““l‘lhl: ii":t ill". ”H [‘1 SWIF T’s BORAX SOAP """"""" 6 bars 256
4. ,,.. ' (H 1,. (”m . - .....
mm. ”W. .hm. hmw m Hm MM “ , SWIFT S FRLDE SOAP . ................. . ...... 6 bars 250
2%:l(-:'IH::::‘\HIII4 (.lll:,1’;;,,(-.. it) ill“ switch FANCY RICE . . . ............... 3 lbs 250
, I . 1, 5, . ‘ ,, ‘ ‘ H .............. . . . .
“WNW” me'm .0. ms.“ EXTRA rim. PORK ............... . ..... 20c 1b
777‘ I SARDIN —. . I loin-oooo ‘
”W“. “mm 1. “With.“ W ,. . ., BS ”in Pure Olive Oil ............. . .. 8. 6311100
“m . 4......) ”WM M ”I“ Q m... TOILEI‘ TIDJUUE ......................... 7 rolls 25c
., . FUR? NEW NS .....
“f“ 14.... x...“ .1“ mm... mph/t. n“;- is .4 ORLEA MOLASSES ........ qt. 25¢; gal. 90c
('iniinn In M :H <‘wm:. i’lli\ ll'ill. l «1'
(writing. ,TM hunk.» v.4 n \\'i'll i..|i~ I
:(z'H/ZHL llll‘ ll." .. ll .ml mi IIII' llil"
‘J'lllllL; \in. iii iv .1! 01' Mrs. Lorii
\lt-lrmw. I’nnl‘ up. .,| “r ,{rnl'mnwf . .
Ethyl" I l' , \ \HI‘I‘ RINK”? ll)".
. , ' *‘ 'wl (:n-i" , ' ‘
n\.“,,.,,l,,l, .. . . . ' ,,1. 24 COTTAGE ST '
~ 4 -l‘|ll\“i.w lat. .-\4| ‘ 7
W . .19.! . EAST NOR“ Ath
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forthcrn'
manual" saws
Parents who have children to be
christened are reminded that the reg-
uler time .tor the administration of
ROI! Baptism in It noon on the sec-
iond Sunday of each month. The next
date. therefore. will be '00er the
ninth.‘ oiie week from the coming
Sunday. It is reqursted also that the
'rector be notified in advance of the
Xintention of parents interested.
’ The regular monthly meeting of
ithe Woman's Guild will be held next
Tuesday uggning at 7:45. ivrt’r‘i'di‘d by
shortened -Eve‘iieong at 7::n‘v. The
_Fa.ii Committee will be in attendance
and win after a report. This is a vcry
:lfllvartant meeting and a mute “Nd
l’elll'etientative attendanm- of the
membership is earnestly TI-qllflslld. as
Jess than two menths n-maln in
which to complete arrangrmt-nts for
W‘Hfld lit‘ a lC‘ll‘i'llllt.’ viliil
tllls‘ price
M.-fi __,,,
the forthcoming Fair.
‘The September lame of "The
Church at \Vork" is now being oile-
tributea. This is a. most interesting
that every member ‘0! Trinity perm.
will secure a copy and read it care:
fully. A more thorough knowledge
of the work that the church is W
to do will make for intelligent and
loyal churchmsnship. .
Next Sunday being the first of the.
month, there will be two celebrctions
or the Holy Eucharist. At the mid-
day service the rector will preach on
"The Com‘l'ortcble ‘Words" (“Come
unto Me. all ye that travail and are
heavy laden, and I will refresh you").
In the evening there will be a. full?
choral Evensons. with additional an-
'tht.ms and hymns. The very excell-
ent music which has characterized.
You simply
niai‘kable
{immunities for t
and fur coats.
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120 WASHINGTON STREET
andainstructive number and it is heaped»-
womiy of mér- announce. Aside
from the duty of supporting "the ser-
vices of the chm. your attendance
and appreciation will encourage the
splendid work of our choir.
"The rector has personally distribut:
ed from house to house over 400
copies at Bishop Johmon’s booklet on
W. hip." and it is already not-
ed that those who We read it have
been stimulated into increased faith-
fulness in church-MEL He will
send out :by mail within the next two
weekrthe second bookletu‘ilf I were
a. Layman.” written by Bishop F‘iske.
Fine comauons last Sunday!
The Barn Party to be held o’n Fri—
day inverting, Oc't. 21. is attracting
much attention and many are already
preparing unique costumes; More
anon‘ about this old-Iashioned party.
services is
monthly musical
these
., HERE ARE .
TWO BON TON
SPECIALS *
THAT ECLIPSE ALL PREVIOUS SALES EFFORTS!
taking advantage of this re-
ls merely indicate thw mist up-
needed—and new—suits, ski“. fill‘S
dress occasion.
hrifty purchases of
Canton Crepe Ilrcsses—Decidedly new!
'N ill—46
ill twice
...$l4.97
........ .~.o-
cannot afford to neglect .
These spams
.—
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mm m. 30, 1921
mm; m m .m House.“
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ATENS, Sept. 30:»5King ('0,
time returned to this city lug”
week. He was enlhllsiastilnu)
eeived by a large crowd
lowing his arrival.
sent at the service.
SAN SALVADOR Qumran. u;
Federation will leave for \A
soon for the purpose of "N, iv-tn
principles upon which tin
tral American Federation u..
They will lay before in.
(30“?th tht.‘ CODS‘T‘KIH
i“,
. ”it
was adopted at TEgiir‘lSnln-
., ”(q
Serge Dresses—all wool-—~ all lieauiilui‘.
Sizes 16 in 46 in black. brown n
\Vuuld in} ii lemming Valli." at twice
this price 'I ...............
Tel. Norwalk 736
Branch of Bon Ton, New York.
SOUTH
‘\\‘l‘.""i l-i.\1l(\ ‘..‘-.
$14.97
ml nuvv
And keep this in mind—if any purchase made here can be duplicated elsethrc, at a lower prim“.
we will imnmdiatcly refund the difference.
Closed Monday and Tuesday Because of Holiday. Open Wednesday With Gigantic Sale.
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SAN SALVADOR. Sept 30 A .
mission appointed by thc ,.,. .
council of the new Central «m.-
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TENDER
GEN] 'l NE ITALIAN STYLE
‘
121/2c lb.
FRESH
MADE
BUTTER
Guaranteed Eggs - - - 43c doz.
Smoked Shoulders - - 140 lb.
e Highest Quality
Money Can Buy
Selected Sweet'l’otatc'ies 3 lbs.
Granulated Sugar - - - 5 lbs.
DERN GROCERY COMPANY-
49C lb. [Dixie Bacon - - 19c lb.
llc
29c
SODA CRACKERS
Start the Day Right With 3. Cup of
Mog'roco Blend
COFFEE
- - - - 290
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
121/2cib.
PREMIER
,11 oz. Bottle
SALAD DRESSING
PURE
cmmVinegar
M iii PU ‘KlllNG PURPOSES OR TABLE USE
3... Durable Parlor Brooms 3 c ea.
To Satisfy the Demands for Candies in .Our Stores We Have Installed a Line of Hi8"h
(‘lass (‘andies at Economy Prices. It Will Be Our Policy to Sell Only the Best at Prices
That Will Prove a Great Saving. ‘ ‘
Mason’s Mints, Mason’s Peaks, Mason’s
Nougats,
Hershey Milk Chocolate, Green-
fieids Chocolate Sponge
Hershey Almond
Bars
35c gal. \
NATIONAL mst'I‘lT COMPANY
ROYAL LUNCH
J APANESE 'l‘
........... 145 lb.
1>>l l‘;
1,00 Sheets to the Roll
TOILET PAPER
The Following Manufactured b E. Green-
field’s Sons are Usually Sol
" _per.' Package—Assorted Choco-
lates, Cherries in Syrup,~Maple
, , Walnuts, Chocolate Sponge
at
For a- Refreshing
Ooiing‘
150
3 {or 256
Cup of Tea Try 0111‘
or Mixed
- - - 25c
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4c pkg. 11c p , v. '
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