Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 26, 1921 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7 Union SL, Phone 339, So. Norwalli.

, Baviland St.

~Tel. \‘Vestport 47. “'e have negotiable

'Iior. So. Main and. Woodward Avid:

:3 stunner. NOV. 26, 1921. ‘3;

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Wants, To Let, For Sale, Basin

LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 50¢ per issue,— Stine: $1.00; Caps Double Price.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

cards, Miscellaneous Advs.

 

 

 

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WANTED A

 

WANTED
Experienced 0 p e r a t o r s on
machines. Also experienced hand
sewers. . '
M. N. Mayehoif 8; Co.

15 MERWiN STREET

 

ANTFilr-Vfloom. board, laugjdi'y and
gene ' care for elderly refined
Fizty dollars monthly. E. M.
'l 9.. Sentinel.
ax'z‘yz'i‘ihlixperienced shirt ironers.

"ADM." t‘iucu. Peabody & (70.. inc.

axiltn—Aiitique-‘S, high 1 prices

'VFOBSALE

 

 

FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, 1920 model,
s1 condition, $475, worsen or ex—
change for 1921 Ford touring or run-
about. Also,1921 Ford Sedan body.
used four times. $275; will take 1!),
your old body for part payment. Can

Norwalk.

FOR SALE—1921 Dodge touring car,
and 1920 Ford Sedan. Can be seen
at 11 Union Ave, Norwalk.

 

r SALE —— Overland ~5-passenger
Ffiifiring car. 2 H.-D. motorcycles.
with or without side cars. A-l con-
dition. Terms to suit. 29 .gove Ave,
East Norwalk. A .7 ..
FOR SALE—Handpicked Baldwin an:
pies. $5.00 and_ $6.00 , er barrel. H.
J6_P‘;riedman,.Scr1bnez ans, 31101131
8..

 

paid fur aid-time furniture. ma-
Organ}: (hurry. maple, pine. etc" also
“:3 China. £1353 ~ainy1hing, of “19“"
filial i~ tau-r 100 years Old. D. A.‘
germs-in, :05 “export Ave" Phone

338.
u'ANTEII.l~Ro'Oms. 4 or 5,'Centrally

located. Address G. K.. care Senti—
tie}.

 

 

“’ANTED—“Hdower with two sons,

the and eight years, desires to cor.
respond with _middle-aged lady as
heuselteeper, Address J. “1, P. O. Box
489, South Norwalk ’

AV.AiI\‘Ti-jl3—.At once; two experienced
buttonslzolers. Apply Cluett, Pea-
body 6.- Co. Inc.

 

“'ANTED—Dolls tor repair. “'e will

restring, repair and furnish all nec-
essary parts to dolls of every make at
reasonable price. Doll Hospital, 8

 

WANTED—Boys to sell vanilla after
school; send for free sample bottle.
Wakiefield Extract 0)., Sanbornville,

1.

 

WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers, feilers; neck band
tanners, and neck 'band setters. to
mom §18 per week,isteady work. Also
ruperienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LE ROY SHIRT C0.

”To LET:

V‘VTO I.l-lT-—iFurnislied. one two or three
rooms. Housekeeping. Reasonable

rent. Centrally located. Declicz.

 

£138 ‘ RENT—Storage space, house—
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
are proof building. Hubbell Coal &'
Storage (70.. Inc. Saugatuck, Conn.

Warehouse receipts.

The Royal 'A'uto P’t’gco

 

a first. class Paint 01"
Varnish Job.

Phone 901

roe SALE—«Bed, mattress and lime

{s the place to go if you'care tor,

w“

lnq. 28. Spring St, South Norwallg, .

r'on RENT——Large furnished room
with bath; also fire-proof garagE.
Telephone 708.. '

FOR SALE—1st class oysters, opened
or in shell, $1.00 11“., at my 913.98 .0!
business. 22 Loundes Ave. Charles _h.
Smith, 22 Loundes Ave, Tel. 1361.

FOR SALE—~Kindling wood, 30c a has-
ket, 2 baskets 50c Wood sawmg
and fence posts. Phone 2891. 10 Fair
St., Norwalk. '

FOR SALE_—5 work horses, 1 saddle‘
horse.Ashes carted, cellars cleaned.l
Horse to let by hour or day. Edwardi
\‘zilsey, Day street, corner Raymond.
S reet. i

FOR SALE—1919 Four Door Dodge
Sedan, 1921 Ford Sedan, 192Q Eord
Sedan, will trade in open car for any
of the above cars. Call at Deering’s
Garage, 10 Franklin Ave, Norwaik.
Tcl. 1319-2.

FOR SALE-~Cider. Eleven barrels,
last year's and this year’s. Also vin-
egar made from selected apples. P. O.
Box 593, Stamford- ‘ '

FOR SALE—To close an estate.
Ezra Hoyt Homestead. 256 East
.Ave. House 9 rooms. Water, gas,
electricity, About one-half acre land.
immediate posgession. Inquire Mrs.
James L. Hoyt, 7 Cottage St. or Frank
L’. Hoyt. . ' .

lVILL
residence at Darien for a farm. Ado
dress Box 470, Darien, Conn.

FOR SALE~C0rd wood, in all lengths
supplied promptly; Phone 23, Ledge-
wood Farm.. .Aski‘or superintendent.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR Slims—Elegant Resirence. All

 

 

 

 

k— ' y‘ . . , ‘ a
A. M. W005 FER
ATTORNEY AT MW
“to Exsmlncr LLB. Patent Office

ear

4 v s a lie—m 3:. “drizenort. Cap-u-

 

 

Reynolds’ 'Cldel' ,Mill
OPEN FOR THE smut,
Grinding Every Day 7

One of the most. powerful I!!!
sanitary presses in the state. We.
grind as reasonable as anyone, In!
give you servicesecoud to none. A
trial will convince you.

Barrels and kegs for sale: all
sizes, new and used.»cheapesz plan.
in the state.

 

Reynolds Cider Mill
BOSTON POST ROAD-

At Scribner Avenue

 

 

 

'A Good'Time Now
To Have Christmas

Photos Made; ,

 

_THE MICHELSEN STUDIO AT' 78
WASHINGTON STREET'DOES
HiGH CLASS WORK

Photos at the holiday season make
lasting. appropriate and sensible gifts.
Whether it, is of the‘haby or yourself,
plan this year to have the photo»
graph made early, then there will be
no rush or possible disappointment
It is a mighty good time right now to

have the photograph made. Lat-range .

for the sitting at your earliest conven-
ience. This studio, is well equipped
With up‘todate equipment, is cen-

trally located and has the very latest

ideas in up—to-date photography.

_ Quality of workmanship at conserva-
tive prices is your experience at. this
establishment.

THE MICHELSEN STUDIO.
78 Washington St, W Phone 437

_ . SOLVENT, NOTICE
‘Dls‘lnt‘l of Norwalk», ss., Probate
(our-L November 25, A. 1).. L '
vEstale of Luigi Apicella. late of
nomadic. in said district, deceased.
:The “Court of Probate for the Dis.
:2ch at born-31k, hath limited and al-
ghg-d six months from the date here.
9f {or the creditors of said estate to
ffilhroit their claims for settlement.
‘0 05". who neglect to present their ac-
“um properly attested, Within said
9. Will be debarred a recovery, All

persons indebted t '
:uested m make 0 said Estate are re-
0 LEO DAVIS.

Administrator, ,

ENTSI

ookleLpa—EAECE—il—

immediate paymentilnient .10 s -

 

 

 

Syphon closet, china low down tank,
enamel bathtub and lavatory,
nickleplated fittings;
gain,
seats. $5.

be seen Sunday-morning. Phone 2153

Will pverhaul‘and repair your car, all

national One-pipe Heater.

EXCHANGE — my beautiful tact!

BRAND new BATHnooM} $55

with all
special big bar—
white celluloid watercloset
Seidenberg 00., 545 3d ave.
(bet. 36th and 32th sts.) N. Y.

'Exeati'r Miro MECHANIC

 

makes, about winter quarters.

Marshall Street, So. Norwalk

Ignition and Lighting 8 stone

ALI-x WORK' UARAHTEED
. ' Phone 490, .

If you are interested, in saving mon-
ey, look up the most scientific Inter-
Phone or
call and I will send our heating man
to give you installation cost“ Do not,
forget, We: do, plumbing, tinnmg and
sheetmetal work.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
56 Vi’ater» St, So. Norwalk

 

Phone 473-3.

 

JOSEPH s. KERY, JR. _ .
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
c_ountry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492

 

 

 

. Local and 1m finance
9-11 kinds. 'Dail trips to
New York. I‘ 71' Color
Phono 318. x 5.
CARRIGAN: & Flam. 196'] mad. long
distance tracking of all xkindl
once Leary A: Go. Phone 1‘77. House
phone 383. »

FROM THE FACTORY .TO
THE HOME

N Bros
true 5' 02
Add!“ street.

 

‘ . Will beassisted in the music of the
evening by Arthur'Wilde. cellist- Mr.
Vviide playedgfor six years in the Newi
York symphony Orchestra, under di—
rection of Walter Damrosch, andrhas
played at various times in orchestral.
work under Victor Herbert, Josephl
Strainskil
Chatlwickiand other prominent, lead-
ers.

High tt‘ul artist."

meets for work.

ladies of the church, at. the home of
Mrs. ‘McKibbin. Elmwood avenue.

int;

First Methodist Episcopal church.

'Rev J. J_ Snavelv pastor+$undav Lillian Shem‘ood-Newkirk, so-
,. , reach“, . ‘ 2 . , prano; Mrs. Edna May
flay}. DC. 13.. g 1 ’ sum“ s°h°°L pianist; Miss Maebellc Austin, no-

6:45.' Epworth League

. r ' . _ meeting. 7,230. musical and preaching;
' ervice. The evening sernmn subject
BUSINESS NOTICE fvill be "The “ray Out,” The choir

Henry Hadley. George

Wednesday—At 2 p. m.. Ladies' AidI

\Vednosday—Ail day meeting of the

Thursday—nit 6:45. mid-week meets

.A'll members of the church gave '
been invited to join in :1 Thanks iv-
ing offering tomorrow. It is neither

my convene at 10.» Every officer and
teacher is expected to be in theirrc-
spt-vtivc places when the orchestra
plays the opening number. At. 11.
worship and sermon. Subject of the
theme will be: “Acting on Conclu-
sions." The l-prorth League meets
at 6:30 and will be addressed by MiSS

l-Inalisli. on “Korea." bliss _English
will appear in the Korean costume.
’l‘hvrv will be specialmusic. Evening
worship and sermon at 7:30. Sermon

 

 

Mattresses, pillow", bolsters and.
cushions. of all kinds golden our easy;
payment plan. Also renovating, onus;
on guaranteed. Drop use card or?
telephone 317 for representative to

',NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwaik.

FOR SALE _ .

2 Family House; With all improve-

 

 

 

topic: “The Tragedy of Half-hearted-
mess."

”The Boys' Club will meet. on 11011-
.}.uy tinting at 7 o'clock.

on Tuesday. at 7:45 p. m.. there will!
he classmecting, led by H. l). Brun—
slam". . V

The noted lecturer, Bishop William
A. Qimylv. l..i.. it. whose Episcopal

 

 

 

 

 

lin’ the parish house;

lief rs.

Prelude———"hfeditation" . . . .
.Oi’fettory

Soprano Solo—“My Redeemer'and My

LA. rector—Calendar for the .wcek bc-I
He is soloist in the Fifth avenue ginning NOV. 2? (first Sunday in Ad- .
brick Presbyterian church. and (liar—"THU; 7
encc Dickinson. organist-composer of men‘s annual corporate Communion.
that Church,‘speaks of him as a “dc- 97:30 a. 111.. Church school. . 10:33 a.
m.. morning prayer and sermon.
p. m., evening prayer and ,question
Many members of'box- » —
the church will be present» in Norwalkl
M. I‘). church to hear Bishop Quayle‘s 0f the. ‘VOD'IED'S Guild.
far-famed lecture on “Jean Val Jean." g .
on “rednesday evening. ' idrcw's Day. ,Holy Communion. Quiet
day for women.
the annual parish fair: also. Thursday
and Friday afternoon and eveningu'
supper will be sercvcd Thursday and
Friday evenings. -

Howell, rector.—-—First, third and fifth

Paul‘s church, and especial invitation
is given to strangers and visitors'in
town to join“ with Stfi‘Paul's‘ p _ '

every day. in the year, for restf‘
and meditation. ,

Cooper. minister.~——Preaching at 10:30

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day school at noon. Christian. Eu- 'and Mr. Scofieid with the violin. Don't

NEW-SvofF ‘m : deaVQl‘ at 6:30.
' " — ' the Flying Squadron meetings in the very helpful time is anticipated. Come

South Norwall: Baptist church; on and enjoy it with us.

. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thrusday. i

.No mid-week service on accbunt of}

Saturday-*Doorkeepers' Xmas sale;

Music: .

linist. §t
. ; Mietzke
Violin and Piano. l
“Bielodie” . .' . . . . Block I
Violin and Plant).

 

Lord" (from Longfellow’s "Golden

 

'I‘rinity church, Rev. C. S. Lewis. at!

7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion~ ii
17:30

Tuesday—2 p. m.. sewipgimecting

“'ednesday—~9:30 a. m.. 'St.’ An,-

7 p. m.. opening 0!

St. Paul's parish, Rev Louis B

, , . llection nor a subscri tion, but. a Sunday: 7:39 a. m.. Holy Commun— . . , , ,
21 Taylor Avenue._So- VNorwalk, Conn- thigh offering. an expressilbn of grati- ‘03- 3 3- III-«1110111315 prayer. 10:30 ghfgieaygefgggted) 12 to 5 p' m.
- YONI tdc to God for his blessings during a. m.. HOW Qonllnnmw‘ and sermon. - ' ,
. W. J. L. P] . U . . G (1 7:30 p. .m., evening prayer. . . .
Phone 2047"!” aplfi‘fifi'fig‘l It: the past lean. All who feel that t? Second and fourth Sundmi 4:30 3,. Nazarene church servicesf—Startlng
B CgASSQI‘ON _cT " f GOTTA. has ‘WC‘IlFTfNWb 10$th during 1‘3 m.. Idoly Communion; 10:31! slum”, with Sunday school. at 2 pita" we
RI We . year at? '“"““‘”9 “a“? a Part in this morning prayer and Holy Commune will hold our/services in .sfiev'lodge
' . . ONCETE (.xpreSSXOII of gratitude. tan. 31:80 1). m..vevening prayer. ha“ (above the garage). at 52 Frank-
Watei'proofln ——, . St Andrew's sand“? 5011001 mee’s lin street, until a. better place can be
Walks 3.8me 31%. “a An NOT‘Vfllk Methodist Episcopal at 353 Main street. :EVGK'Y Sunday at had. _
' It! Branches 4 church. George B. Tompkins. “’minis- gvzrflguantddayStnffiglescigggfiy5:139:15. A“ parents of the surrounding
. WALL 33’s“ AND fiAINTa‘. top: Cigarlfs G: Iz'cs‘.t organfi: ilgiss. a. m. Both schools ask for solidi-‘3' ngighborhoods are urged to send their
* N ’1 :3; tin to PM!“ our house I“ I" "g L to" “f 0' ‘ r... ‘ from the age otifour up. T119189} 9935 children to Sunday school at the open-
“dorsa’ritetrome , ve your \Vcrull'. sepmnor W. Raymond God- are properly graded, under G§inpetent ing of our 5.35510“ on Sunday. “e. W111
' ' m5 dpmme‘L Ask for my price. mil“ ‘9“0": “‘4‘“ “am“ Pugh! bas~ “38011911 " - * be glad to welcome the parents, too.
30'“ paper 11m paints. Save fi-om so.~5unday morning. at 9 o’clock. the. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday, Satur- At 3 p. m" preaching- sen-ice, led by
20 tolo per éent on labor and mate- services of the day open with a class daY: 7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion. Mr Anderson. In the evening there
r! .» Alexander White. 85* Lowe BL. Imoting, led by l". H. Bedient. The ligedggidfi’ long Fridayi: 9 a. m.. will in? a praise service, at 6:30. pre-
KW» ' Sunday schooland the Men's Assem- Ally person: Sareofvrg‘égmogf at St. ceded by preaching. Everybody wel-

is.

 
 

St. Paul's church is open

1" yer

 

Grace Baptist church. Rev. H. R.

a. m. Sunday school at noon. B. Y.
P. U. at 6 o'clock p. m. Preaching at
7:30p. m.

Prayer meeting. on Wednesday
evening. for the young’couverts. and
all members who have joined the
church during the. year. All members
and friends are cordially invited to
attend these services. and then. on.
Thursday evening. is the regularpraye
or meeting of the whole church. We
are, disappointed when we fail to see
our old members out with young con-

 

 

miss is.

“p. m., real live prayer and testimony
lservices. ~

bear in mind that one
seneck,’Weduesday night, Dec. 7th, the regu—
lar business meeting and annual elec-

wiil take place at 8:36 p. m.

and 'Harvey ’strcets. East Norwalk—
iliornlng sermon topic: “God of Truth
:and Righteousness." 10:30 a. m.
Legend") ..... ' ...... Dudley Buck day school, 12 :11. Junior Loyal Work-
Postiude ....... _ .......... - Seeboeck ers‘ meeting. 3:30 p. m.
r . ers’ meeting, 6:15 p. m.

mon topic: “The Old Path." 7:30 p.
.m. 7

meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p. m.

'57 West avenue.—~The regular Sunday
service of’this church is held at 11 a.
m.

o’clock.
filth:
mancy. alias Mesmerism and Hypno-

tism Denounced."

meeting. at 8 o’clock.
services the public is invited.

ing, 61

2 or meeting. 'léd' lays: Brett.
m“§a.iifil;_get blessed» .. a '

 

 

Bible reading on Monday night. A

. W'ednesday and Friday nights. at S

It is"hopcd that every member will
week from

ion of officers for the ensuing year

{55

Advent Christian church, Van Zandt

 

Sun»

Loyal “lo rk -
Eve hing 59 r-

Rev. J. “7. Davis will preach morn—
ng and evening.

Mid-week prayer and ,beStimony

 

First Church of Christ. Scientist.

,-,,,r-s.'va.

Sunday school ‘will be held at 11

 

I!

Christian Science subject. November
“Ancient and Modem Necro-

~

“'ednesday evening testimony

To both these

Reading room in Roodner's build-
Wall street. open week days

 
 

‘fCOME HERE Foe}.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

DINNER

 

,, ...

 

 

Don’t let your wiferswelter in ' ‘ 7

a. hot kitchen on days like W- ‘

You
here

more cheaply, too. Our hm
cooking is always a delight m '_
you’ll find that our menu varies
daily with delicious, seasonalflei
. foods. '

 

 
 

will both enjoy your me
twice as much and 3915“”

 

 
 
 
 

 

South Norwalk

37 So. Main St. Pheneififiif

 
 

Lunch

 

 

 

 

 

Nowell & Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers

15$Washington St,

 
 

“To Men Who Know” ,
5°?

 

Men’s $4.00 Heavy cot-5

Special

 
 

duroy Pants

 

corned to' these services.

 

 

VYed‘nesday evening—At 7:45, pray-
, ’ 9 out

 

 

 

Friday. . evenings—Young Feople's
meeting. at 7 p. In. All young people
invited to meet with us at this time.

, Deaths and Funerals

Funeral of Mrs. “'arren.
V'l‘hc funeral of Mrs. Elm-y E. VYar-
ren. wife of John J. W'arren. of 13
Platt street. East Norwaik. was held
this morning at 9 o‘clock, from St.
Joseph's church. where a solemn re-
quiemjnass was said by Rev. Dennis
Hurley. .As the cortege left the
church, Bliss Margaret Spencer sand:
“Lead. Kindly Light" >11]? pail-brain
ers were John Spencer. John Cuneo.

 

 

 

 

WILLIAM F. Hair

Look! Four single houses, $3,500”; 7
Listen! Six rooms, one bath, A111.»

 
 

REAL ESTATE

provements. . .

_____.— 1.

WILLIAM nnov'c .
REAL ESTATE 9

 

 

 

 

 

Social Class on Wednesday Evening
Club Classes Arranged
Studio,’7-wiest Ave ' Tel. 1838

David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER

Te!s.——Office, 1103; House», 693
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING

 

 

Thatcher Furnaces
Agent for the Famous Thatcher;
Pipeless Furnace 7
It you are ready to purchase I.

onepipe heater see me before
making your selection

Price Reasonable
Service Prompt
. Stephen Miller ,
All View Ave. Phone If!

 

 

 

 

TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
' South Nerwulk
10 rooms—«411 improvements.
9 rooms—A11
Price $7,500 each. ,
Inquire .. i
J. M. LAYTGN & CO...
Inc.
35 Railroad Avenue

 

 

improvements. .

 

136 Washington St. S. Norwallt

 

 

 

. ORDER OF' NOTICE

District of Norwalk. ss.,‘ Probate
Court~ November 25, A. D.. 1921,.Es-
tale of Luigi Apicella. late of. Norwalk
in said district. deceased; _

\Yhereas, written application has
been made to this court by the ad-

ministrator of said estate praying for
reasons therein set forth for an'order
of sale, of certain real estate of said
estate.

Ofiice in Norwall; on the 1st day’ot
December. 1921 at 2 o‘clock. after-
noon: and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by. publishing this order in-a
newspaper having a circulation in said
District, at least fiye days before said
day of hearing. .

i > _.HENRY W. GREGORY,

. . Judge.

l- SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
court, November 15 A. D., 1921.
Estate of John ihicMullen, late of
,NOerlk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Due

. trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-

lowed sixmemhs from the data here
rot {or the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for. settlement.
' Those whornegiect to present their ac:
counts, properly attested, ”Within
said time, will be debarred a recovery;
All persons indebted to said estate are.
requested to make immediate payment

to .

LAURA. A; HUGHES,
HAMIUTON E. SHAVER,
LOUIS H. PORTER.

- . u .
Claims should be presented mike
executors, care Dunbar 1?: Quinlan. at»
tomeys at law, 397Wall Street, Nor:
; walk; Conn.

 

SOLVENT NOTiCE

 

 

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SOLVENT NOTICE ,
District of Norwalk, ss,, Probate
Court, November 18, A. D., 1921.

' Estate of Daniel Petty, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis—
trict ofi'Norwalk. hath limitedand al.
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to El".
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within:
said time. will be disbarred a recovery.
All persons indebted
are requested to make immediate pay-

 

 

 
 

 

. ALEEEDQMITH pmr

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to said Esmte,

 

District of Norwalk, 55., Probate
Court, November 16, A, D., 1921. ,
Estatevof Lorenzo Flore late 0:71?er
walk, in said district, deceaSed.’

The court, of Probate . for the Dis-
trict. of Nor-walk, hath limited and al.-

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of {or the ‘_creditors of said estate to
ambit’theu‘ claims for settlement.

l
‘Those Who neglect to present their ac-

counts. properly. attested. Within said
time; will bezdebarredéa recovery; All
inersons indebted to said estate are m

)
guestefito make immediate payment
0 *

' Y=ITELO moan.
Administrator.

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Ordered. That said application bel
heard and determined at the Probatel

‘ lowed six months from the date here

 
 
 
 

.im- l-Ipworth league will meet. 6:30,
llipworih League service, led by ~1ev.
1M. Fairbanks. Subject: "The Good-
‘ncss of Goa”. 7:3Q p. in}; evening
lworship. Subject of sermon: “Begin-
luint: at. the Bottom." .
Blondayfihml prm" Girls‘ Club.‘in
charge of'Mrs. C. i). Hodgeman.
’ ~'i‘uesduy,—=7 p. m.. Buys“ Cluh,
charge of‘Staniey Carpenter. ,
Xveclnesdm‘——2' p. m..,rthe ,Ladies’
.Airl Society; will meet in the ladies"
{ rior. .. - ' .
paThursday-‘o’izlis p. 131., the weekly
prayer meeting. in the lecture. room of
the church. ' ~

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Sonia-5’5: Knightstreet A. M. E.
.church. \V.’«Heury Lamar, pastor.——
112:30 p. may-Sunday, school. _3:39 p.
'm., pew rally; 7:30 pi. m.. praise serv-
and sermon.

ice _
Tuesday evenmg class

7:30}?- m..
meeting-

 

The Congregational church, South
Norwalk, F. H. Jacobs. minister; Mrs.
F, Irving Smitli,.contraito; Frank 3.
Nash. basso; Archibald Merriam, or-
ganist—Sunday school will beheld at
9:45 a. to. Public worship at 10:45 a.
m; Sundas‘,;§31ub at 12 in. George N.
.Vt’ilson will“ lead in a .discussion oi
3“The Pageant of the Nations.” The
Young People's Society will meet at
7 p. m. .

On Monday the Younger Boy’s Club
will, meet at 4 p. m. The Pi Alpha

 

Sunday school at 9:30.
Saturday school at 1’ o'clock.
Ladies“ Aid Society. Thursday after:-
noon. at the church.
Young: People's Society.
evening. ' '

Thursday

 

International Bible: .,
.surrcction of the dead near.’

not. for the hour is coming: in which
all that are in their graves shall hear
the voice of the Son of God. and shall

come forth"—John 5: ' 25.
‘For the fulfillment of this prohpecy
millions have ‘hoped and prayléfi'g—and
what would we not'give to misfit the
loved ones again in the'flesh. as real
and personal ‘as before? For “the
dea 'now not anything." “Their love
and their hate is perished.” ‘
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l have sold my delicatessen busmess
at 25 North Main street to A.‘Joseph—
son of Stamford. \vliuhas taken pos-l
Session. and who “'1“ conduct the;
business as heretofore. I _ Wish to%
thank all mypatrfiis aids {thighs it“;
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, rt-sidvnr'o is'ln St. Louis, will deliver _ _ , ‘ .. , :1 Arthur O‘izov. Irv—"‘“V: ' ~ ,
. improvements, large ham, 2 acres. meats.- Frutt, ‘ chicken h9g5?! Lot. his famous let-turn on “Jean \‘aljean." ‘9”5' t9 encourage them Willis they Edward 31““ ”a“? g.“ Q; Mary'sccn'l- l""'f= l l
N93,. Bell Island. Bargain. Geo. l0x1bo, well located in South Nor- on “'t-dnosday evening at 8 o'clock. are‘trammg r-orygreater activities in The iillf-Tnltllt “a- m . . - . 1- 7 l ,
Mitchell. Telephone 1861 r _ Watk- Price $4800. ‘ 7 . f Bishop Quayle is om-ot‘tbe most Next- Christian st~rvices:.011»_tlie 4th oil-«Bee ctcry. ‘ ’ . ,1. __..
7 . - . - I élsoglfl RoomrHouse withvall lm— suiilc an‘ doriginnl lecturers of our cemher rave wurhmsh up in‘ bapti‘ziffi-r >
LOST r v . orgyfinents. Fine'location, corner lot day. No am. who appreciates a great all candidates who are not baptized Weather ’Forecast ‘5 .
11:92.11: ,Price $11,000. lecture and enjoys a unique lecture; anger; “'3“ng to be baptized. , V ' “,5 l° ’
1 - , - or flicularg , ». ,. . - ‘ Jn . outlay overdue: the. 5th. will . ' - —~-» .- ' itv: Probab- ‘ l
7 LOST—.0“ the afternoon of 30“ Sth' ., Apal J h T H ,. (‘au {firm-{1. to mmb this (xC(pthil'11 be, our, pastor‘s birthd’ay. All are in— F“)? fining”; 72:11 ‘SlifillléaV warmer
a package containing note hock 5‘ 0 n ‘ 3) es 0““th " . . . . - - i Vile-d 'it me- parson‘ive L‘ 15““ tom“ 4‘“ > “a The
and Papers of value to the owner "0- '7 Main Street, Norwalk On Thursdu) 9‘3"}“3- m “P“ or he ‘ :___‘_:_' tonight; fresh southerl} van 8 d a,
only. Kindly Phone 869. Reward. “'3' Estate Insurance regular ”my". scrvxce. the niemhers - I . . . ‘3: pressure is high 9v” the eastern an i
of- the church and congregation are H- Peters I‘A'ZIDR‘E‘hPle Lutheran low 0‘.” the (1.31m; and western dlS‘
'LOST—TWO‘ dummy torpedoes off iHViN’d 10 ““11“ “t “l“ 301”“ Norwalk "humh' Cedar Stamp“ near “.“5‘ "“"i‘ tricts. This condition is causing a ., ,
‘ Bridgeport harbor. Notify Lake. , . Baptist church. to bear threeremarlt- illlp.‘i\‘l§l;l‘llll ‘L. Meup. pastor.——~:\Iorn- great deal of cloudy and unsettled ., " f ,
Torptdo Company, Bridgeport and ' . ' able speakers "W“ ”W 11ractl€90f 03— Ta 501”“) (lilii.G(:mell) 3‘2,“ .0 C1091} weather east of the Rocky, (tags.
receive reward. . e extlle tore ’ViC‘ righteousness. _ 1‘ (“T“O'O)“ 58f“? (lift- de} fnb‘ Light rain was repOI‘Wd om .. 9
The probationers’ class will med-BL siozi. “(stpoxt at o.o0 (m 1“’3.gl‘511}2»20hio \‘aufl- and the southern portiéi; .. i, .. . ;__.
PROFESSIONAL the parsonage. on Friday afternoon. at 330th services will ‘he "serflccs so? of the Lake region. X0 (lecilhed_ ya. ‘45: 4 t _ . .
i t i L :23.) O'moc‘kfifiii “‘gnksli’r‘nng arming-.1159: ~ ‘ ’ change has Occurred in tempegawmi e 'f ~ :a: .. tel.“
_ i , Taught 4 II ’ A“ Wool her 3 nav . r ‘ .. . nt'e‘second :unda) in‘IDrzcember “wring the 135; twenty-four hours: 7 r
in 25 Lessons 3. m“ ’g ' yd least avenue Methodist ppiscopai the in.“ st. Paul s chapel “Ill be. (led- aion gthe‘nOrthern border. } . ..
WINN METHOD blue. black 3"“ brown $15ng ' 5church. 12.3%: R. Iy—ving \Vatkins. D. 11. it‘zltfid at “'estport. Morning service . . —————-,—-————‘—“'-’ ' 7 . . 1 - 'our 0
120 Washington St. Phone 2721 Yard wide' ’Duvetyn. Special ”ministeereP-reafilfing .bwae\'. 5, _P. at ll o'clock. and afternoonsorvice at '. Advertise in the Sentinel for the Of leisure a 0118, m 3 i. ‘ . at
Studio open Now _ ,- .................. -. $2.75 yd; {Iran-hanks? Sunday_ mum. morning alo'cixogk. St. Peter's parish is‘hiririt;id oesn results” w“, home will be most enjoyable ‘
, . i ; . ~ ' Q * bf sermon: "linus— ct . .- inner will be served by? “clai- ’“ ' -”~' ~, ’5"
M35 Louise cANFIEtD Yard wid‘e Costume Velvet, l:1?”1222;..{3Tgitnday .SchooL with divs. am Soda.“ M “I“ ems on“: you can listen to all the newfiw
Private Lessons In .Dancmg fine quahty - - -, ------- $393 yd' Emma mole class at .12. 3 p. m.. Jun- church. . NOTICE and best music, includingiy .

 

T0 WHOM 1T {IL-XI (302561518X:
Notice. is hereby given that my;
wife. Jessie Cutbill. havingrilett mys
bed and board. I will not __ .3 nor be.
responsible for..any bails-:gbntractedi
by her- i
Dated. .Nov. 23rd 1921.
" "’ CLIFFORD B. CUTBILLJ

 

 

 

 

 

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no inheritance until the age;.is‘cnd-
ed.” Thenf‘mauy' of the racgéthose
that sleep in the dust ofjfi’ii’iearth.

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shall inherit the ~eartb"~—Ecci. «9}
P5. 146: 4: Ecol. 9: 6; ” '
Acts 24: 15; .Mat.. 5: .5. . .
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room, Wail street, one'fligh't

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Gamma at 7:15, at 7 Reed street._ The
Older Boys' Club will meg: at the
church at 7:30., 7 i
: The annual church >
“Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
beginning with supper each evening.
to be served from 5:39 to 1' p. m.
Fancy-work and many other articles
will be for sale. ‘
The music program . for
morning isas follows: .
Prelude—.—“Prelude and Cantiiene”

Sunday

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sonata Mendelssohn

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East Norwaik, Rev.
Foote. rector—Morning ,prayer
1 0:30 a. m.

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,J,"‘Benton \Yerner, rector of

‘ the evening service.

Thursday afternoon the Women's ‘1~
iAuxil'mn-y. will hold its usual meeting.
The choir will rehearse'its Christ:
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Sunday school at 12 noon. lg
fair will be held 'Evening- service at 7:39 o'clock._.;‘£{ev. '
Grace,
VEpiscopal church. will be in charge. of

Norman: Rescue ,missions—The Sun-
day services will be as, usual, at 3:15
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