% .L ' ' was soon: xoawaammmessmm
j I .. . .. 7' . . ’.
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FRIDAY, OCT-29, 1921 ..
prano; Mrs. Edna ~May; Selleck. hope and expectation of Winning. mail)?
7 ' ‘ ~ 'anist; MiSS Maebelle Austin, vio— precious souls for Christ in Is 01 y.
‘EWfS 0F 211E liliist. Ellr. Charles Blackwell, of Philadel-
CHURCHES
5; 12h Norwalk Blethodist Episcopal
~~ . Rev. John J. Snavely, minis-
' \V’illa Miller. choir director;
l.‘Hommedieu. organist.—
services Will be as follows: At
prrachiug service. Sermon
”VV‘ orship as Christ Conceived
50ftertbry—
At 12. Sunday school and T. C..
Prelude—~“Autumn” . . Baumgautner
Violin and Piano.
“Romance"
Violin and Piano. 3
Soprano Solo—“Then Shall the Right—
eous Shine Forth" (from the ora—
torio “Elijah"
Postlude—“Vfinuet”
in D)
...
(from symphony
.................... Mozart
Trinity church, Rev. CS .Lewis. M.
A. rector —Calendar for the week be—
ginning Oct. 30 (23rd Sunday al‘tex
7. 30 a. m. H013 Commun-
ZamOYSka. .
-) . . .. . . Mendelssohn 3
phia, Po... Will conduct this great re-
iligious campaign. He is the greatest
pastoral evangelist known among us
.today.
‘5 friends,
’ children.
husbands,' and .Wives and
(‘hrucli of the Nazarene—Services
Sunday at 3 p. m., praise and preach-
ing.
} VVednesday—At 7: 45 p. m., prayer
meeting.
3 Friday——- ——-At 7:45 p. m.,
ple's meetl g. .
come. and bring your unsaved
Young Peo— . ‘
7 - ' -. t1.» Y‘aStDl‘
tle. and family, of Springdale, to be
1155 At 6-45- Epworth League ETrinity') rm 1. 1. n1_1 4‘1-‘24‘1 i All the :51 five ‘nnmofl Rnrvinau ' aka 7 A 7 '7 ' . ' 3...... _
. . .. ' , ”’T'W' arming; ' 3011. "first: a. ‘11? gnu...“ a u Cm f M . a . .L N . , ‘
5"k2-f'iliualxltl 14:35:621513‘ 32m“; musical 9" m" morning prayer and serm?nd5§:ge:‘stortihilgl 12eSZuthrMarilg xrresetA 1' . . ' . '
“rid preaching service. The choir “'“1 T0925," “Eff-$1091.; $1.9 323:;1ng-(a‘3ir5 :‘ \V'e are‘ expecting MX‘. and Mrs Lit- ‘ 00 news 0
he aEiSLL-Ll at this service by the Nor- 1793 - ‘-' ' " 5' _ 7'
walk church orchestra. which will
play a number of selections. This or-
ition is doing unusual work. and
.m- company of people is ExpeCted
at th» evening service to hear them.
The evening sermon theme will be:
Kind of Greatness’
\VMLdnesday afternoon the La-
Rocictv rill hold its regular
' :nrrting at 3 oclock. at the
“A .\‘ v.
Uri
"i-E-week mi: ing is
evening at 7:45,. Sub-60‘.
3‘ evening will be:
on the 'lread of Life".-
rL~l1 is measurably
21'; 1?.» next union scivice.
mm 111111111011: evening. to Le
-. .l in l y Baptists Congrega-
l 31 . tliodists in tin ML 111-
antici-
one
. r h ar :1 to he addressed by
' - luv. Ruin-:1 \\’. Rogers. Ph. D..
' ‘ 1.13. 11.. F. H. G. S... on the
. "A Bundle oi“ Letters Thirty
w; Ulvl."
to tip. lL (“.119 concert course
ossmi out during the week.
Ly I‘m:- various members of
. ‘L-z'Lgnt church organizations.
coarse will consist of a concert.
":19 Hans Kronold Concert Com—
ans Kronold. 'cellist; Marie
KV'zL-r. soprano. and W'illington
‘A‘Jeeks, pianist. Lecture by John Ken—
-lrick Bangs, editor. author and lec-
rurer—and lecture. by Hamilton Holt.
owner and editor of "The Independ-
ent“ )I’agazine.‘
Norwalk Methodist
church. George ll. Tompkins. minis~
Ker; Charles G. Ives, organist; Mrs.
L. L. Pugh. contralto: Mrs. Lois
\V’erme, soprano; Melvin Daniel
Pugh. bass: VV. Rayniond Godber.
., class meeting led by
F. H. Bedient. 10 a. m., Sunday
school and Men‘ 5 Assembly. 11 a. m.,
worship and sermon. The sermon
topic Will be “The Judgment." This
is the third in a series of sermons on
“Old Themes from a New Viewpoint.”
7 p. 111.. Epworth League. 7:30 p. mfl'
worship and sermon. Rev. Fred Ja-
cobs. pastor of the South Norw‘alk
Episcopal
‘ Congregational church, will preach.
Blonday»? p. m., Boys' Club.
Tuesda3h7: 45 class meeting.
icy H D Brundage.
VV eduesda3—The Ladies‘ Aid soci-
ety will hold an all day sewing session
in class room No 1. The regular
monthlv business meeting Will be held
:2? " ‘20 in the afternoon.
Thursday—7:45 p. 111.. prayer serv-
ice.
led
Services at Knight street A. M. E.
church, “7. Henry Lamar. pastor—11 -
a. 111.. morning service. 12:30 p. m.,
Sunday school. 7:30 p. m., Rev. D. C.
Thomas, of Stamford. will preach.
'Tur . muting Prayer and (31333530: “Everlasting Punishment"
“an“! . _ Wednesday evening
Thursday evening—A. mime social lmeeting at 8 o'clock.
ET the Sunday school. ‘services the public is invited.
'11::3' evening—ainnual harvest! Reading
~ 1.3' stewards and Stt'NVVllldt sses. ,ing 61 \Vall street open week (333185
l(holidays excepted) 12 to 5 p. ‘
Norwalk Congu- gutionzil A A“ are welcome
l:--" 1-: 1:. .1..col-s. Idstn l . ‘
l", L5H“: Smitli. (‘Ollltl‘liltgz St. Peter's Evangelical Luthcrn
“SF”: Archibald 311T: Kjcliuroh. Cedar street. near “‘1' st {139—
Services fnr 31mm" Snue Martin L. Steup. pastors—Tin:-
71. will begin {11111111413 '
held on E
‘ The '
‘ Saints' Day.
(1lS(?l“’\('d at St.
and question box. . .
Tuesda3—9: 30 a m., HolyCommun-
ion—Festii al of All Saints; "
2
sewing meeting of the Women 5]
Guild. 7:30 p.111” shortened evening
prayer. followed by (7:45 p. m.)
business me’Eting‘ 01‘ the VV’omen s
Guild. '
Thursda3—7: 45 p m. meeting of
ithe Girls' I‘ 1ie11dly Society.
CHURCH
Christ church. Gregory Boulevard.
51-31151 Norwuik. Rev- Robert B. B.
l".oote rector. Sunday morning serv—
ice at 10:31! o'clock. Sunday school
at l2 noon.
o'clock.
Tuesday.
November 151'. being All
there Will be a Commun-
ion and sermon at the church. at 9:30
o'clock in the mo1ning.
'. Lie Young People of Section ‘8 of
the church Will hold a. party at the.
church on Thursday evening. Novem—
ber 3rd. to which all young'people of
the church are invited.
Swedish Congregational church
East avenue and Van 2:111th street.
East Norwalk. F. Rich. 313.1111 pastor.
—Evangelistic services are being held
at present. Preaching tonight (Satur-
day) at 7 '30. Sunday: I’ra3e1 meet-
ing in the basement of the church at
1" a. m. Sermons at 10: 45 a. m. .:3 30'
p. m. and 7 o'clock evening.
The speakers are Rev- G. E. Pihl
and Chailes J V‘ahlstrom of New
Britain.
St. Paul‘s parish, Rev Louis B.
Howell, rector. ——First, third and fifth
Sunday: 7:30 a. m., Holy Commun-
ion. 9 a. m., morning prayer. 10: 30
7: 30 p. m., evening prayer.
Second and fourth Sundays: 7: 30 a.
111;, Holy Communion. 10: 30 a. m.
morning prayer and Holy Commun-
ion. 7. 30 p. m., evening prayer.
St. Andrew’s Sunday school meets
at 353 Main street. every Sunday at
9 a. 111.. and St Paul’s Sunday school.
every Sunday. at the church, at 9: 1
a. in. Both schools ask for schola
from the age of four up. The schools
are properly graded, under competent
teachers.
Monday Tuesday. Thursday, Satur-
day: 7: 30 a. 111.. Holy Communion.
Wednesday and Friday: 9 a. m.,
litany and Holy Communion.
All persons are welcome at St.
Paul's church. and especial invitation
is given to strangers and visitors in
town to join with St. Paul's people.
St. Pauls church is open all day.
every day in the year. for rest, prayer
and meditation.
————~,
First'Church of Christ. Scientist,
57 West avenue. ——'l‘he regular Sunday
gservice of this church is held at 11 a.
m. :
Sunday school Will be held at 11
o’clock.
"Christian Science Qil'dect.
October
annual Refox [nation 2e sti\ :11
Will 11»;-
M _ 1. 5 5 1 .. 3 .. I‘etrr's church. to-
£53? t\;{::fsl‘r&i:§ 31'5i5l‘l jinorrow, VV 1th sermon on the “Re- 5
f m} The Young'l’cuph's xornmtion of the Church by 11:.er
\ mwz :11 7 ll. m? . LilithL;l'." iLoad s Supper will be ml-
,_._ ‘_ “Hyman“ , - :Illlllls LICL onfessionul address at
.' ..~. . .ziJn' will 11:1c6l51521“ 0515915 I“ 0 C500}; In the aft: lnoon at3..11'!
. M“: 1.._'H. Nash. 4” Elm—gun English Reformation s'L‘rVice will
{take place at \‘t. laul's mission. Fa-
‘ able rlwapel. VV‘estport.
ll‘ll‘n'fll 't will;
\\+1lllf°(l‘l\ l
llrginning With November thcflu’
man morning serViL-e “lll commie-11c:
It .
an meeting or the 1511151“ 0:10;? 3‘”) Ell-’l‘lgl}. English.
7“ (O 11 -.
vs 11157:: week. 'of the m t1" “9‘ 3nd,? lirtl Fundms
. .. 1 . .
:2: .".11:1 for Sunday 05 1‘“ 10 06-091"
5‘). m ‘7 Sunday school :11 ”:30. l
. ; 1. V >.
. ladies' Air Q .~.. . H». . ; - < 5
1;. 3222:1211 ' . . . .. Gounod ernoon at “1“" "z" 1‘ ‘5'" 11.12.3143 «12t-
. . . ,' c .. . .
1. inni. l‘liou Art My _ ‘ , “'3: I" v
‘ T" Godard “335551;; POOP“ S N‘K'lrt'. Thurs—Lizzy
. ' '1 11". '
lmmont I D
3:111 let
Duncan
.._ L
-.".':~lk Baptist church (the
5.111}. liev. J_ SL'hOL-p— iug at 3:30 p. 1.. by Rev. S. N. VV'n-
~7Sunduy. 10:3“ u_ m., liams. of Milford. All 1112- ml ,_ of th:
3 the pastor. Subject: .‘xlissionary Society . ie <:'.\'1:(L_!~L':d to be
of Liz‘L-f' 13 noon. Bi- present, and everybody is in‘lled,
gm). All arr- mfimd to The B. Y. P. U. Will meet at 6 o‘clock
:15 3111*} study 1he Bible. p. m. Preaching at 7:31’l p. In. As}
.1 155 Such.” holds its the opening sermon 01‘ our revival
m. 3: _. "A G03- meeting. which is to commence on .
l _.‘.. ,5 Lift" Sunday evening, Oct. 30th. with great
I 1" , volleyball. lroth~ gm. .'
>. . nuns class ""“"“““ " ‘1 K»? '1“ _ _
7 . . p n1.. King’s Daugh- 5 ' IRE EDGE 5
the Cl lul‘Ch. ’ SOU . » GA
'\ 11.1. a social. at the ' > "
of the
auspices
‘~' class.
m., mid—week
111.. Davis. master ma~
church. You will (lie—
you go to see DaViS.'
.mg. that there is
music. is not true. ’
.mce thing after an»
. all the time. You Will
and humor, as well as
{1i magic feats.
utional church Rev.
r. Ph. D.. pastor.—
" 1.. at 10: 30 With preach~ . 3
Subject: “The
Sunday school a‘
‘stian Endeavor at 6: 30
:rliing the Golden Rule'.‘
" llmzse."
. in the parish house.
”China.”
“cover.
:1 .
' ' 't
Grace Baptist clnnLli l'
\* "\ .
minister. ~’—l 1": :L1 hinc :3
_m. Sunday school at noon.
Evening service at 7:305
8.12]... Holy Communion and sermon.§
'1 quippr rl
testimonygcllaiis “llll table and desk light for
To both these l( lass stud).
jl: omns should
room in Roodner's build- '1130 ouupunls :11 most.
5’ 'lIV'.
l 1
mental poise so 111' ccssdry for 1110 ideal.
nurse.
jVYILL- 3111111111255 KIVV‘ANIs ("1.1711
.lll"llll.l't‘l' of thL- Bureau of Proventallln
TllSe
(.
ll. 1‘
Public Health. "
vill not onh be of immense interest.
but instinctive :15 Well. '
with us on Sunday afternoon, and Mr.
ILittle will have charge of the service.
We invite the public to these serv-
ices. Everybody welcome.
.Advent Christian church, Van Zandt
and Harvey streets, East Norwalk.—
Morning sermon at 10: 30 a. m., pre-
lccded by 15— —minute talk to children.
Sunday school at. 12 111. Junior LOV'al
VV orkers' meeting at 3. 30 p. m. Loyal
VV'orkers meeting at 6215 p.111. Even—
511g sermon at 7: 30 p n1.
Mid- week prayer and testimony
meeting. 'l‘huxsda'3, at 6: 45 p. m.
Rev. J. VV. Dav,is of Bridgeport.
Will be the speaker Sunday at both
seivices. '
——__.______.___
VV‘ANTED—A HOME FOR NITRSFS.
The “cake-st Spot in the
Hospital. 1
Three days ago. the State Inspector
cf Nuxscs Training Schools dropped in
at the Norwalk Hospital to inspect the
,hospitals training school and every-
thing connected with the work of tli ?
Norwnlk
:nurses. She took supper at the hospi—-l
ta]. for part of her inspection is to see
.the kind of meals being served To :111
Ianpearances the meal was enjoyeL
.51 rianing school records were scxutin-
ized and the manner in which patients
Iare cared for. equipment for proper
treatment, etc.
iorder of everything from kitchen on
first floor to operating rooms on top
floor called forth favorable comment.
but when the inspector said. ‘fNow l
gwould like to see the Nurses' Home.’,’
.the Superintendent's face dropped
just a little. Theold hospital building
:stood the inspection very well, but the
lack of a nurse’s home. designed for
that purpose and conveniently locate-.1
is the weakest spot of the hospital's
equipment. The first use of the money
subscribed in this appeal is the Wip—
Ling out 0!; the $30 000 mortgage. Next
comes payment of $15. 000 defleits.‘
After that the home for nurses.
Nursing is a. nerve— —racking profes«
sion. The ph3slcal strain also is se—v
Vere. The hours are long. Theso arc
..mong the reasons why more young
women do not choose nursing as a. pro-'
fession. This being so. there is all the
more reason why nurses when 0715 dutyl
should be able to go to a comfortable
home. having the privacy. and as
much as possible the pleasant sun
roundings of a refined priv ate homi.
State standards require certain f: .1-
tures in a home for nurscs. Nu: we
should not llVE' in the hospit: 11 itself
but in a building mar by. 3'Lt apnxl
from the. hospital. This makes it pm;-
sible to have music and other forms
of recreation without disturbing the
patients. 5
Their sleeping rooms
5 with
should be
comfortable. beds and
1111:!
he
lecture Working.
sc‘.p:1rule or have
Tim 14 should he :1 living room and :1
The cleanliness and
Overcoats
youthful snap $315 _
special - value _
know a good thing!
clever belt, complete air of right style.
.pr back of handsome contrasting color. ,
Thick dandy-warm fabric, soft to feel, beautiful.
Brown and light tan and demanded gray;
very colors most. wanted; Get into One at
Main floor, tear.
Surprising dresses,
Canton crepe— $15.
beauty.
{in bright silk or With fine beading.
btyle
bf braid in circle after circle.
5 Fine surprise in every quality—and in
brice of
‘7‘»
Second floor.
College Tuztz'on Fees Must I
Not Be [nCreased ’
Dangers to Democracy in Sug-
gested Step Which Would
Limit Higher Education
to Wealthy Families '
By DR. HENRY N. MAC CRACKEN
:W: :113'
l‘Gulll \v-lnu tlnu- would he:
”\0 11h quiLt for 11mm” (11 study. l
'llLis should [-1- pl‘OVltllll Willi :1 “(ll-i
.cln‘ 'rn rc'l'viunv library on (V's-1'3
phase of H10 nursing profession. and]
iv :ixlditionnu selected library of gen-5
’(‘l'ill literature: and (‘lll'l‘i‘llt magazines;
These :lre Enlll" of the tliings_ 1.15
thin-ll about WI 1 mhkinu‘ up 3011!"
minds '13 to ho v 11111: .1 Vi!“ should coll-
trilvute to the hospital Euni'gcnm Ap-
peal. Let us have :1 home. for out
nurses so completc and 'lltnlllhllko so.
restful and inspiring. that the nursele
.1. ill be able to return 10 their hours of
restld in llllll)11lltl will: thev
Dr. Stanley H. Osborne, director or
11.14 State Board of Health. andvi.
'5. has been secured by Health.
lr‘fiL-s'r Robert E. Purdue to address
he Kiwanis club on December l. [.7121
lshornc will talk 0511 -“Sanila.tion and
The Kiwanis club is very fortunate
'in securing a speaker of such calibie
115 Dr Osborne who is not only a state
but .1 national figure in matter p8?-
mining to public health.
His address.
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
est results.
,T
all that is obt
lege W ails.
loge training of those who tearlr
hint.
President of Vassar Collect:
HE endowed college is a de-,
rL-lopment in civilizationaand
for civilization. just as “e
have come to recognize the impor—
.aucc of clcnicntar; and high school
crlucn 1150:: lor riLli and poor ill ike.
w e '11.: 1“ termSncd that the 091:0!"
iuuitics of colleges an d universities
T111151: ‘)e avazh‘ 1h in as infinv 301mg
111211 and \V :1 rm
are inlcrcsxr : 111k; ~
of them. We have C'xi .
proceeded ' non 1h:- 1s: 11- -‘ .
making to :11 Secs high cu:>11:.l1 1.,
cover only a 1' :nt or me can 01
cdncu 111' 111-: 111:1 n and “UlllEln.
I'rom tin: to time the smegma»
tion is made 1h 11 the callers sh mld
scel: its entire mainlcnm ‘c from is
tuition focs;11;111 (“(1111 on slmlld
be bought £111.51! mud for just as 15
any other comm :dity: and that the
paicnis who cannotpay this lull
1 must forrso all idea 01 glV'v
NEacCRACKEN
' r .
1‘21»: callcge scr cs all with whom
1c in contact.. As .
t ranks {ugliest 111
its gmuuaics C1)
:1 pnblia utility l
the 1.1 1d
\\ c pay {axe s. to support the pub-
11c scho: 115., “e pay taxes to sup-
port state and
{1111mm . 111111: $175113]: institu—
i113;r the oppczu'tun ty to their cliil- 11095 Of all k' "(L‘- \\C L'Pa} 1.3\CS t0
drcn as they \\011'd fox—ego giting send newspapers throughout the
them more cxpcz'isixe clothing or country at less than the cost of car-
automobflcs. ' . r3in'g them because “(3. as :1 people
This theorv is OlwmuSlY based belicxc in the necessity of educa— .
.qun the thought that such 3-; cdu- tion of dislixbuting informer" 'on. in
cation benefits the individual Who OldCl‘ to make our democratic svs-
has it—and "Qt the public This is {cm a success. \\c do notion):
the serious fallacy of the “hole taxes to summit these cmlc ges or
idea. ' . _ “lllc‘ll I sgn’ :1l: Vassar Yale and
The college 'man and woman the othL-rs: but We DO dc reuellor
gives to the world the advantage of sumu rt noon ll: :1se interested in
'ned With: 11 the cal the v ork being done by them—for
The child 111 the public the sake of their universal service.
school draws benefit from the :01 It 15 the only way in v: hi ch we can
prevent an excluschness of wealth
It is so in every field of life. among our college students.
Breezed into the men’s section Thursday afternoon.
Going to breeze out in company of young men who
Those full-cut snapv coats With Raglan shoulder,
Soft fine fancy woolen overcoatmgs With plaid back
_ $35
Pretty and charming new styles—and 0f Canton
crepe which has marked suppleness and strength and
Navy and black; smartly decorated With embroidery
One notably piquant
has cape back, the cape lined with brilliant crimson.
Strkiing feature of another model is the long sleeves
315;
AMERICAN FUREES
'an' allotment of tags which designated‘
coats at $25.
For women :—a.ttra.ctive and unusual lot of “warn...
ion coats at ' $25. . ,
Newest blouse—back coats! Newest pleated and?
belted-back coats! Newest looseback motoring coats! :
Rich shades. of brown m plenty. Good collection oil
blues.
' Some of bolivia; rest of velour—and all with lining!
of handsome rich-hued fancy sat-1'11.
,' AND most of them have effecctive fur collars: nutriaé
qr opossum.
3253
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Special style and beauty and value at
Second floor.
V...
Girls’ dresses to
come soon for; $8. 50.
7 Little While ago, had good—sized lot of pretty jersey;
dresses for girls. One and two—piece styles, trim tastefull
and rare combination of style with ease. Told mothers'
about them 1n the newspapers, sold them quick.
Now we ’ve shine more of those dresses—and Witii'
them two or three new attractive styles in other fabrics;
at the same Special price!
. Tricotine and serge. One style With as pretty Woolf
embroidery as could be asked. Another style with s
collar and cuffs bf soft. leather in red or blue or White
Straight models and jaunty blouse styles Some Witlj
touch of White trimming.
Be prOmpt; for other Wise mothers will not delayl‘j
$8.5
Plans for the Winter ceremonial to
ibe held on November 19th in Stam-
5,ford were made at the meeting of
Monker Grotto. No. 56. M. O. V. P. E.
R. held last ex em‘ug
"\
KEEP ems: cum:
0N “NNNNNZN”; —
COBLENZ. Oct. 25.64119 handling;
of the men classed as wounded during:
the manoevers of the American forces:
which closed early in October was us‘
near as possible to those experienced.
in actual combat: ;
Each regimental surgeon received-3'
The
Highest. Standard
the battlion umpire. tagged the prop-:5
~nearest aid station where he received:
‘ lecting station and from there to divis
. ion hospital and sorting station.
-fiéld of battle where he
7 Staff of Life 1
AdamS—Roth
Mother’s
Br
At. All Dealers
Wounds supposed to be received by:
men under his care. These tags were
ciVen to one man for each comb'
company who. under the‘ direction 01':
er number of men in each company
These men fell out as “wounded” and f
acted according to the nature of the;
wound received. 3
If the man Was only slightly:
“wounded" he walked toWard the
treatment and returned to the line or
was sent back to the rear to a col»
In case the‘ ‘Vvounded” man receiv-l
ed'a severe injury necessitating uisé
removal by litter he remained on the
had been
1':ng “Li and awaited the litter bearers
As the tags were placed on the
“33' ounded. " one idLniification disc was
taken from him a'nd attaéhed to a
duplicate of the. Wound tag and for-
W'arded through the legimental or bat—
talion surgeon to his next place of
ti eatment.
T1115 method of handling the wound-
in. proxidcd .1 complete cl: rck on the
number of men. and the clfioicncy'of
the xli eicnt placL's tmough which the
wou; Lied passed.-
_ .
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
' best results.
egg
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TE --_-_— The Kid Expected Pay In Keeping With the Job!
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