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7', 1921,.
Prelude—~"Pricse et Bercéuse” . fmessage of the Kia -- - l
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Gunman, wmmn, . Q U" Kendrick & Chase Gauge
Anthem—J‘My .Falt‘h Looks Up *to The two remaining W’ednesday: Scored Cylinders Repaired
Thee" Schnecker evenings other speakers \v'll ' ' m
Ofiertory—"Andante" . ... . . . . . .. Best charge from out- of town. 1 3,38\C ,Oxy-Acetylene Welding and B .
TELEPHONE 91!
Solo—“Behold the Master Passethl Don‘t forget our ‘Yonng People‘s‘
13‘ Raymond 8L, South Norwaik, Goat.
V NEWS 01?}le
4 $3 ‘3“ ‘- . ........ .
. CHURCHES
By" ‘ Hammond‘mecting on Friday night. We invite:
Postinder—‘Maestroso" . Bach young people to come and meet withi
There will be a church supper and
. . us and study the word of God. All]
community smg at the church on the young people are welcomed to these
evening of \Nednesday. January 18th. »
services.
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. John J. Snavclv. pastor:
Miss \Villa Miller, choir director: Carl-
Tw° 0“" a “film“! charge 50:: per issue, 3 times $1.00. cops Double Price.
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ESTABLISHED 1892
WANTED
WANTED
., 'l .lur. ovll t'rirls' llrcsscs
.\pply
Jerome Frank Co.
‘0 MADISON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
\\ \N'l‘l-le *(lt'llf‘l‘lll house-maid. .\lust
llv» .f‘l'lll took Good wages. Apply 61
w -.r Av". South Norwalk. Sunday
.ill'l -'lllltltl)‘
..
u AN'l‘l‘Ill Ladies to interview and
:lmrllluh» sumplcs to housewives:
.\«Illl.l Address “1. R. Coke. care So.
Ntltu .llx Sfi'llllllt’l.
w .\\ l'l-le lloy to pack hurdwaru Ap—
pl} Nv-ptune Hardware Mtg. (‘o. (it)
’53.”; <t_ East .\‘mwalk. v'onu.
WA \TI Ill—Antique“, high prices
nod for olll-tjnie furniture. ma-
lhtuzruly. cherry. "Ihplf‘. pine. ('10.. also
in“ china. glass. anything of merit
ttiut l~ ovcr 100 years old. I). A.
llL‘YnJvin. 203 “‘cstport Ave, Phone
‘D‘Di
W'ANl‘l-Ill .\ member ot‘ P. and A. M.
to rvpn-scnt an accident and health
pmpodtmn tor brother members only.
For tt-rrltory and compensation, write
F Van Vl'ormcr. State Agent. P. 0.
lion MES. Now Haven. Conn. Policies
non Inlnwlluhle and incontestahle.
BUSINESS NOTICE
BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Port} 1917 T '
unountable rims, good (iilrrtigg'agfil
p‘Alnt. $140 Ford 1918 Runabout.- with
(omnlerclal hack. new tires anl re-
gtilgél) £81plea, $1350: both in fine run-
oer. ‘..Kii. " "
Ave. Rowayton. 'l‘el. $23: “ 9“ SK“
nickel‘plated fittin 5: special big bar-
gain. white cel uloid watercloset
SAFES-qNEw AND USED
All sizes, with burglar chests. Safes
opened by expert, 25 ears experience.
Complete line of Des s and Chairs.
WALTER. E. MARSH
624 Fairfild Avenue,
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
on small pavmcntq down and t '
. . . welte
2-1:?»th paymcnts. A bargain in every
Austin's Garage
Ph
South Norwalk one 1595
FOR SALE~15 R. 1. Red Pullets. In-
uir
Ndll'waelkét the cottage. 178 East Ave, Has
condition, a condition which should not
be neglected. for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling by
expert mechanic on all make cars. All
work guaranteed. Phone 490, Garage
15 Marshall St., So Norwalkl
it you are interested in saving moné
ey. look up the most scientific Inter-
FOR SALE—Glenwood stave b
, rand
Jew. 15 Day St. Phone 2831.
‘ ‘ ‘ _ . . fl
POP. SALL—On lNorth Main street. 3
story brick block. 2 stores. Bar-
gn n for quick sale..- A 1
Mitchell, Phone 1861. pp y Geo.
W A '\ l‘l‘IlldExpé‘ricnced stenographer
would like employment afternoons
only Rivasonablc sulzlrv. Address
"M can: Sentitlcl,
WAV'I‘Hll ('ompeto-nt
Q'IJll houscwork.
girl [or gen-
l’holle 2037.
_ _ .__.
gcnernl house-
to p. m.. six
of four adults,
ll." tzlrv 01 Sen-
W'ANTl-Il'l “'omzln for
work, from 9 :l. m..
dayl- ,-. wcek. Family
\llllll'. "ll(ll|9t'\\(ll'l\'
llllt'l
\V/\ “V l‘l‘il) Experienced
I'll on .\‘pw i:ll nlzu-hint-s.
v-\ll4 'H-ntl'll .\lllt'llt'l‘s. ll‘lq.
l-.-,.m..l_\
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toilets on
Also other
Clth &
W-\\I‘l-Il) A girl for general house-
no» 1. \K'ritv. “Girl." cure Sentinvl.
W'AN Hill To buy R. l. Red old hens.
Pun.- must be l‘l'llstllllllllt’. Address
Lo. 1. l..\ :Nl, South Norwallt. stalling
l‘ "
pm broiderPl‘s
national One-pipe Heater. Phone or
call and I will send our hoatin man
to give you installation cost. 0 not
forget we do plumbing. tinning and
sheet metal work.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
56 Water St.. So. Norwalk
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
Cpuntry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue, So. Norwalk, Conn.
“ w. J. ‘Lvous‘ ‘
Phone 2047 20 losses Plaoo
MASONRY—CARPENTRV
FOR SALE—Cord wood in all len be
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Legge»
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Oflce A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Nomi!
INSURANCE
. BRICK 8T0 ERR
W" rt , P vgNiiéxcaT S A GOTTA.
‘ W
i J. M' LAYTON & (JO-3 Walks. Retaiiltigrgrogvnlfifs. and All
I II C. its Branches
Naggy Bros. Local and long distant:
trucking of all kinds.
e
5 Railroad Avenue
V\'I\.‘~'l‘l“.ll l-prcricnct-d ‘ddm. 11ch gram! to
on l.:nli.-.-‘ Suits. Home work. Steady Elev York. . 71 t.
wrl'l _.-md good pay, 1mm Embroid- South Norwalk, Conn hon. 318- Q _
or}, ‘\\(lll\~. \' lldllltll‘tl l’lnw‘, SH. Nor» . CARRIGAN Fm 10cm I;Cl 11"
url l\ r O
_. _ fl _ M, _. _ Oglstafilco ringing of all kind-
“‘ — co eory ., hone 1677 How
TO LET FOR SALE phone 363. '
Ttl l l-IT l"ll.l‘lll.~'hnfl from rmmh with llnllsf‘, 8 rooms with :1” improve- FROM THE FACTORY TO
, H t Int ll-llll. \"l‘l’\ .\llllflnlllv lor lltzllll :llt-nlr‘. Wl‘ll lot-zltovtl. off \Vcst nvenuc. M THE HOME
I'llll\1‘~‘.lrll'l_ ;.t til‘st our (Her I l“ ’l‘lcc $5,500. attMIel, "IOWI. DOIB
1‘ ru-nl ll l‘zlllll 31 NH. .\luill Hll‘l'z‘l‘. ”misc, 6 room»: Will] 3“ improve 32%232 01:3“ {231(13 3016’ ontgalr egg
. ‘ . - . . ~. . ~ _ ‘ . ' pan. so renova. ' -
r“ l.l-.l ‘ rooms. 3 llurhum; Sr. lll)"”.ts'«g:: ll°lot .ltcd to bust I\orwulk. faction guaranteed. Drop “giggéagatgr
“mm “M, “w (m ”Pump. “(P ,.)..»00. telephone 317 for representative to
. For particulars call.
’1‘!) I.l4.l ‘3 ~01; ol rooms, I! ill sot. NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Two so-ts rooms. 2 ill
will .\‘l‘l‘U‘ llll‘ lullnl‘
lll‘llL’KlM. on 11 l.,
lig‘lt and gt.-
.'1 SW. ‘lllull .\llll't-
Ilr \lllll’lllitlxl'l' m-
Ell. \\-‘ ’n-ttlrl Noun, 1?. [muv .\‘lfl
FOR S.\|.l'l ll. l llcd (‘m-kcrels. Finl-
luvl'tll: fill-llll l'llollt- 110?}.
TO LET loom with board. for lzv'n-
lli‘llllll l'ilv-rtlll- lights and llt'dl .\
l’llllhllll .\lw.
TO LIST No. 43. “'ilton Av“. Nor-
W‘llk, now house, ti rooms and both
All 'lltltlt'l‘ll lllllll'tnl'lllt‘llls Rent rim,
Wm l\l'il~‘ll. t'olcllul‘n Bldg” Nm‘wulk.
TO LET :7 rooms with all llll]ll"l\l~.
"ll‘lll>, on .\‘olllll .\llllll Sh, So Nor-
wnll‘ l’llouc 2340'.
TO 1.1‘2‘1“ .\ lll‘nlly turnisllcd room in
(‘Pnl-lr ot lllt‘ town. nuur won Arc.
Slut llll‘l tor (on, l‘hunl- 1002:,
To l.l‘I'l’ .7 l'tmnls‘ :ll '31 Nlll'nl .\l(tlll
straw-t hid in lt'l‘l‘lllln o;- Stt'illbr-l’g.
\N'tlur St _ Sn Nuruulk
TO LET rd floor, .\‘o. 42 Van Zunt
5!, [Just Nolwnlk, 4 lulgc rooms
and Imlll .\ll imprm’emcnts exccpt
hell ltnnt rollsonullln to right part)‘.
Adult: tllll\ lllquirl' l“l'llll Slot-o.
1'08. RENT—Storage space, house-
hold lllrnlturc. Separate rooms,
m DrOof building, Hubbcll Coal &
florage (‘0. lnc.. Saugntuck Conn
frat. Wesrport 47. We have negotiable
Warehouse receipts.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
llvu‘ your is hot-o. Make vouh
honw. Look, and buy a house
while they are going.
lltlllt‘t', $1.800: mortgage $400.
houses, $3.000; nmrtgagp $1.500.
house. $1,500: mortgage $3.900.
(ltllllllt' houses. 4,500; mort . e
32 (loo $ g'lll’
'l'llo‘
Bull :l
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William F. Hoyt
Real Estate
We Are Offering Two Unusual
Bargains This Week to Clean
Up An Estate
A Ti \ e-l-oom
located. $1,500.
VI'lll'lx‘ ()l'
dwelling ' centrally
. A bargain for an in-
lor a high grade rooming
house ol about 20 rooms. Vcrv good
condition Just 00' or “'cst '
l’rll‘c onl} $6.500. (‘asll $1,000.
\Ve also offer a good new six-room
ilousp with all modern improvements
in u ill'lt‘llt' high class neigthrhood
a! Mono. $200 cash down. balance.
terms. 'l‘cl. 2322.
FULLER &, HINE
91 Washington St. Room 3
South Norwalk Trust Co., Bldg.
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice flu
fizunectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
ve reduced prices on all Rug- all!
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and dentin.
PHONE 90!
avenue.1
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Non-walk.
Weather Forecast
A. Toth
int; l- min l'Illlll‘l .-< :15 id!
10 Lexington Avenue,
City . illltl North Carol” l
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I I “ Mn” 5d“) * l ‘ llllljl. I'llls‘ll :lllll \\ ()()l\\'()l‘lll \va [’1‘ prnlnint tlt
lt‘l'F addressed to owner and
_ ,. ~ . musty. , .,
(Ollléllnlng sum "f money, Rt-Wal'd for and nlwmtstlt nll> .\lll llgths uni
relul'n to 1th South Main Strcct “”1"”l"“"‘"”"“
__ m. . . 7 . ,_ -._ _ l".llllflll§ l’lrlit-rs :ltld lull-r-
\III‘ZIJZY S'l‘\l{'l'.\‘ 5'11, ll'hiillltlllill l’upckr uulllcul lnr‘s'l- fractions.
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‘RH‘N 3l-‘-\l .\Urlll\‘.'t'§it rll. \\lllt ll tic (-lillt-d 1
,illl'l
.3.\ points.
in th-
illlSG'llt‘t‘ tll’
___. A 7 _ l'l‘tlllzltt‘rr
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\‘illli~ $1.300 Humour-x us ltt‘sult
.\ntrmmllilc Accident.
S’l’.\.\ll"(ll:ll. .l:lll —Sult for 31“
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“,ou (1.117141ng was stnrtcd today by
.\. .ll-llhills of lltlrlt-n, .‘iS n rI-sult of an l
sent Scelt-v
a o ’
Lydia E. Pinkham 5 Vegetable
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l“l'ilnl‘: valt'l'. Stamford ttuicull‘ wnMAN T00
'll’l\I"‘ b) the Stumt’ordl
automobile collision. at Him and: WEAK Tu WALK
Hawthorn Fll'f‘t'lS. on Doc. 11. Iv‘cs-l _.—_.__
'l‘llv- complaint ulleg‘t's tlult .lvnkills
«ilou- out of Hawthorn strct-t into Elm
Compound Restored Her Strength
.\lt'rcd (illtl Jt'llllll-I
Sl‘ntll'n. l\'vllt~:ll_\' A" .\lontgolllt-rl rt-pre- l" 0
' ow Works Nine Hours a Day.—
.\‘l't‘l‘l. along which Sci-luv was driving
\"n-St. :lnd collidcd with illt' t:l\i. Sev—
lt‘)‘ claims his machine was badly UnionVillage, Vt.—”I was weak and
dumztgt-d. Tllc body was sprung. win- nervous and all run-down. I could 1107-
l- 1' top demolished. and two wheels walk across the floor
and a rumnini.r board smashed. TWO without resting and
I had been that way
for weeks. I saw your
advertisement in the
paper and after tak-
ing one bottle of
Iéydla E. Pinkham’s
e g e t a b l e Com-
pound I felt the good
It was doing me and
I took seven more in
all. Before! finished
' l was able to work
nine hours a day in a steam laundry. I
cannot say too much in favor of your
medicine. I trust all sick and suffering
women will take it. It has been two years
since I took it and I am strong and well. ’ ’
-Mrs. L. A. GUIMANN, Union Village,
Vermont.
womcll pnsscllg‘ers ot' the- taxicab were
slightly injured in the collision. but
\\’l'l‘(' taken to their homes. A
A second count of the complaint al-
lege-s that on the following day. Jen;
kins. knowing he would probably be
sued. conveyed his real estate on
Serlgewick avenue. Dnrien. to his wife,
Jennie A. Jenkins. This is why she
is madc n co—del‘endnnt.
Swalcy asks $1.500_damuges and that
the Court set aside the conveyance of
the real estate to the wife.
SEEK FRIENDS IX HOVR OF
NEED.
“In the hour of need we quickly
sock our best friends." writes Chas. Th. -
18 onl 811 tte wear-e
Schridd Ward de VVet'.95‘7 73rd Ave.. continulgll glimgsgifngcshhbevvin: what
Oakland. 03.. “our little boy and girl"
had a severe dry. rasping cou '
without phlegm, a cough thatchokes
and flushes the face of the sufferer
into convulsions. Foleys Honey and
Tar was a wonderful emergency
remedy." Cases like this give Foley’s
Honey and Tar its reputation as the
'best remedy for coughs and colds—1
Stillson-Powel Corporation.
Lydia. E. ' 111 has done fox-women,
and whether you work or not Mrs.
Gmmann's letter should interest you.
Many women go
run down condition because of ailments
they often have. Such women should
take Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable Com-
ggglnd at. the first sign of trouble. Good
‘ th_ is necessary and this splendid
medicine wxll helpyou to keep It.
deterioated. meaning dlflerent;
parts and units are worn and in mm
ton L‘Hommedieu.
lservice will be as follows: At 10:30,
preaching service. At 12, Sunday
school and '1‘. C. B. class. At 6:45.
_ ‘ . meeting of the Epworth League.
SyphOn closet, chlna. low-down. tallfi.,7:3(l. evening musical and preaching
enamel bathtub and lavatory. With alllscmiu,‘
t into a weak, nervous ,
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lows: 10:30. morning worship. with
sermon ln)‘ tllt‘ minister. on "The llis- “(‘“Tll' redone—(First Sunday after
ciplcs' llcsirc." with rcfcrcncc to the Epiphany). 7:30 3.. m.. Holy C011:-
prayrr lirc. 1'1. Sunday school. “vnhlmunion. 9330 a. m.. ISL Andrews
tllv Fricndsllifl llilllc class. taught lly‘Sunda-V school- 353 Mam street 9:15
.\. .\" l‘nddork. gum-pd for Bible a. m.. St. Paul's Sundayschool. at the
Muss} “r‘cacc (-nnf,.,.,.m.(.s _ B. p" and :church. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer.
.\_ 1r" fi;3(l_ ¥:p\\'0r‘h League. vesporlscrmon. ’Holy Communion. 7:30 p.
lSt'l'\l4". lN‘l llfi’ l“rrd. .\l. Hawkins. “1" evening Prayer-
Topic: “(lrgullizcd Mtlhodist Young All persons 3"? Welcome at the
scrviccs at St. Paul's church. and'
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SIGN PAINTER .lll:lll :llltl .\‘llllvial. .\‘o t llilllSt' in tunl‘
flu lilllll‘t‘; mod. t.lt-- lllll'tlnw st winds.
Signs Of every description aI‘M-l‘l‘lollll) :llld lillll} \\‘.ll|l' r prl vnils 011'
an here ll“lllo'»h(‘.[llllt' um: .\.Illll'l‘l .\llullttt‘l L'ousls;'
. .5 W . . wetsuit “r :l Ill l‘ lll (ll lvr SN:-
Elcctrlc Signs 3 Spemalty .llulls out or ll... limlu .\lountolns.
Bulletin Adv. {In l'l) t- nlo-l-rulurl \ \x» It r: porll-ul
'.llollL-' lllt- north. I ;. l-ol~l« r .‘lnd fl't‘OZ-
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organ ist.-—Sunday
At
First Congregational church. Nor-
walk. Rev. E. I“. McGregor, l’h. ll.
pastor.—Morning service at 10:30.
with sermon by the pastor. Subject:
"The High Road".
Hans Kronold. the
to the critical illness of John Ken-
drick Bangs. who was to have 19cm"-
ed on this evening. Dr. Hamilton Holt.
editor and owner 01’ “The Independ-
Bridgeport cnt." will give his lecture on “The In-
ternational Outlook," on Wednesday
evening. The date of this lecture. as
originally scheduled was March 3rd.
The evenings for Mr. Bangs and Dr.
Holt-have just been changed about in
the hope that Mr. Bangs would be
able to take Dr. Holt's place, March
3d.
The mid-week service will be held
on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
On Friday evening there will be a.
meeting of all who will assist in the
visitation of the church membership
for their subscriptions for the new
year.
This lit-int: the last month of the
fiscal ycur of the church. any persons
who have permitted their subscrip-
tions to fall into arrears arc earnestly
urged to have arrcaragcs paid up be-
t‘orc Jun. Rlst.
l-Iast avenue .\lcthodist Episcopal
church. llcv. R. Irving \Vntkins. l‘.
l).. ministcr.»~:~‘undll_v scrviccs as fol-
l'wlplt." 7:30. cvening worship. with
svrmon |-_v lllc minister. on “The Uni-
Fi‘l‘Siillly of Sin." This will he the first
of :l. llllmhr-r of scrmons about sin.
Monday —7 p. m.. the Girl's (‘luh
\vlll hold their regular mccting. 7:45
p. m.. l‘t'gllllll‘ mccting ot' the Official
lionrd.
’l‘ursda\ p. m.. the lloys' ("lull
\\lll hold thcir rt‘il‘lllill‘ meeting. 7:45
p. m. the l-Ipworth Lcngllc will mect
for lulsincss and social session. with
Miss lilltll l‘nl'ntlll'rs. 6 KFySt-r strctt.
.\ full ntlcndnncc is dcsircd.
“'cdncsdny—z'l p. m.. the Ladics' Aid
Society will mcct in thc ludics' pat‘lorl
for work.
'l‘llllrsd.l\‘ 7‘43 p. m.. 1110 lllidwvrck
Prilll‘l‘ muting: will hr- hold in
l1'(‘llll‘l‘ room of llli‘ (‘lllll‘l'll The topic
{or ill: o\clllllg will llt: "'l'llc lit-til r
l.ill~ \Vllllt Is it
‘llt-
.\'I’>l\v;llk .\lclllmlisl Episcopal
church. tholgv- ll. 'l‘olllpkills. llllllls~
lt‘l‘: (‘llurlo-s (i. lus, organist; Mrs.
il.. l.. l'llL‘ll. t-olltrnlln: 3115. Lois
\Vl rim. sopllllln; )1: l\ ill ll:tl‘.lt‘l
l’llul1.l~;l\'so: \\‘, lill)lllllllll (lodht-r.
lv'llnl‘ "l'll' Lord's ll:t_\' rt:r\l('l-s llccin
fll ‘1 ;. m. with n clnsx lll(‘l‘llllL’. lcd
l.) l“ H lll tlla‘ll', 'l‘his mccting is for
lll‘th'l‘ illlll tllc giving: of tcstimonb' as
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Sumatra l
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to llll‘ Lord's lllt‘l‘t‘) and lending. Sunv
; _“-'\l'l‘ STRHLT' 1" :5" 1‘ “L’ SW” (in) school iilill Men's Asscl'lllllv HP? at
LUST .\"'\\ “(Dill (‘Ol‘fl ler, :lfix.‘ rin1‘VmV8huer in “h“ h H” 9“”! inl‘T‘ ‘14‘ o'clock Ullr school is Kl‘adl'll so as
and Hill!“ Ronnl'tl will bv paid llllnn PM H "Vl'V‘Hl “‘ l" ””1“" “""' "ll“ ’itl Lllu- tn tllosw who illlt‘lltl lt-ssmls
l'cttll‘n it) Nt-ls‘tln S. llurlbutt. Carelt" strong at illt' (lxwlllllu ot' tolllli‘s 5”“...1 to lllllr Hurst. 'l‘hl )ls-ll's As—
lfloulls'kl’lll‘ll MilthWSOII & C0., Soutliim'”k M“”‘"'~ l"""”“" "~““"ll"5 “r'slnllllx mulls lu tllc church auditor-
lNOl'WHlk. 3th“ industrial tli\islnll sllowmi littlt- mm in 11 n‘.lm-k u st-I‘Yim- ol' wor—
“A 7 » ~~~ - Irlmugv. Cat-:1 (‘I\l.’l. l‘llundlt-r .\lotorlshi“ f0]l(l\\t'ti llv tllc scrmotl, is llt’ltl.
handha mm ' ' - ~ . . - “t i’l‘llc tllr'mt- t‘l' tlu- sz-rinon for Sunday
2 lllmng glasses. “‘0 ‘91- :zulos Or I to 3 I“ 1mm” and ”WWW“ 'morllilll: will tw' "'l‘llt- Scourct- of thc
Gods." 'l‘he Epworth la-zlguc .\(‘l‘\_‘lf‘t‘.
:lt “filo p. will 01- lcd by 1.. .\‘1.
John Kt I‘ll l'. .\VOI‘Slllp lilltl sermon :11
7:30. Svrlllml topic will he: "ill-liver»
mg: tllc l-lzllttl from lllt‘ l‘rUnul Curse."
Manda) p m. “035' (‘luln
'l‘llr-sduv :10 p. m.. class lllcctillg‘.
This is liftm-n minutes eurlicr than us—
ual. 5:15. thr- llincvor Wclsh (‘om‘crt
(‘0. will gin- n conccrt. under thc aus-
picrs of lllt' .\lt-n‘s Assembly. This
compu‘nv colm-s highly recommended
and Sllfll‘nnll-vd to llc composed of su-
pcrior artists.
'l‘llursdn)‘ t'\'i‘llln{I* ,7 : 4 5. praycr
scrvicv. 'I‘llc subject for consideration
will be: "Knowing and Trusting God."
Friday turning-7A meeting of the
tinancc colllmlttce will be hcld at the
parsonagv.
lll,
Congregational church. South Nor-
walk. I“. ll. .lilt‘OllS. minister: Mrs. P.
Jrving Smith. contrnlto; Frank Nash.
basso: Archibald Merriam, organist.
——-Serviccs for Sunday. Jan. 8, will be
as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a.
in. Public worship at 10:45 a. m.
Sunday (‘luh at 12 to. Charles H.
Mann will lend the club in a discus—
sion of “The Essence of the Christian
Reliigon." Young People's Society at
7 p. m. 'l‘llt- lenders will be the Misses
Elizabeth Hunting and Dorothy Frey.
The subject will be a "Century of L'n—
ion of Church and State.”
The Younger Boys‘ Club will meet
Monday al‘tcrnoon at 4 o'clock: the
Older lioys' Club at 7:30.
The annual meeting of the \R’hatso-
ever Circle will be held at the home of
Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury. 40 Bayview
avenue. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The Endeavor Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. C. P: Frey, VVednes-
day afternoon at'3 o’clock.
The committee in charge of the New
Year's party. at the Naramake Home.
wishes to thank all thm who. by
gifts of money. furniture. records or
entertainment, helped to furnish the
sitting room. and to give to the thirty-
two inmates of the Home an enjoyable
afternoon.
' Following. is the music program for
‘ Sunday morning:
eminent o
‘cellist. who has appeared ill concertl
.with many of the world's loading mus-
noon . Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
Monday—The I)oorkeepers' Circle.
will hold its annual meeting at tho
sefits, $5. Seidenberg Co., 545 3d ave” . ,
. between 36th and 37th streets, N. Y. rival artists. will play at this somoo. 210"“ °f ‘llrs‘ Gmrge 1“ Ram‘m“
POR_SALE—Buffet, $15.00; six'l’oot His numbers are printed in another ‘ organ Elem?“ . .
dlnlng table, $10.00; baby C‘ii‘l‘iagu ACCOUNTING SERVICES lcolumn. The evening scrmon subject 'lucsda3Athe Golden Rule Circle.-
$10.00. 33 Seav' - . r‘ , - . - ,. ‘_ .. o .. , . will meet with Miss Carrie Seymour.,
le“ Ave. 191. 1119, Two professtonal accountants Will “Ill be. Is the lorglxcncss of Sins at .
1_..49”0.. S take engagements evenings for writ-iM‘attcr or Any Consequence?" “'5’.“ awmm' at. 3 p“ m.. , .
1 ““490" Segan ...... $600.00, Terms. ing ‘up books. audits, and preparjng; The young men will mcct for volleyl [hurs‘lal‘fim‘d‘wed‘ 5““‘0" 3‘ S 13- ~
l~“4°0" ‘9 an ----- 3590-00, Terms. business and personal Income Tax re- hall, in the Sundav school room. on '
l———“400" "Smiling """ $353333 $611115. turns. R. D. L'Hommedieu. 2 Burritt.‘ Monday ccvning at. 7 o'clock. l MuSi‘E:, . , .
I—Elgin Chummv 'R‘Oadmér ’3326‘33' avenue. and F. c. Riedell, 12 Hamilton, The 'r. c. n. class will hold its "'5' ”PM: ;Sh°f“°°d‘-\°‘fkm‘v 30‘
Tegms. ' ' ' ’ avenue. South Norwalk. (monthly meeting on Thursday evcn- ”Tan,“- ”’35- Edna Mal Selle‘ckq
l—Studebaker Bus .. $250.00, Terms. . . ”"‘. ‘ 'ing at 8 o'clock. pianist, Miss Machelle Austin, \10-
1:1;3r3 gelivery _ '_ $75-00. Terms. Ladles Coats. rellned, and plain Un \Vednesday evcning the first 1“] "3L “Gl ‘" ’ , ,
Anvl of r:11Ck ghass‘ls $350.00. Terms. sewing. 23 Havfland Sl- ‘ 1 lecture in the lecture—com-t-r‘t courscl ' 9“" .a {“9 "')_ """ G‘lChr'St
. t e a me can be purchased ' of the church will be givcn. Owingl ‘lom‘ all“ “3“"-
tlift-riory—"Romuncc" Rubinstein l
Violin and Piano.
Soprano Solo—"How Beautiful Upon
the Mountains" ................
" l-‘. Flaxington Harker.
Postinde—“Flnale” ......... Scholtz ,
South Norwalk Baptist church (the
home—like church). Rev. 1.. .1. Schocp-
pler. minister.—-Sunday. January 8.
10:30 a. m.. service of worship.
Preaching subject: “Moses. the. Re-
ligious Man." Bible school meets at
12 noon. Christian Endeavbr meets
at 6:45 p. m. Evening service at 7:30
p. m. Subject: “The Ministry of
Hope." "
Monday—6:30 p. m.. the Christian
Endeavor meets for its regular month-
ly business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Lamb. 14 Unlah Park.
\Vednesday—‘lz30 p. m.. the Men's
Brotherhood» holds its regular business
at the home of 1‘). L. Saxton. 25 Camp
strcct. Norwalk.
Thursday—7:45 p.
prayer meeting.
l l7‘riday——7:30 p.'m.. choir rehearsal
llut tllc church.
m.. mid-work
x
St. Paul's parish. Rev. Louis B.
especial invitation is given to strang-
and visitors ill town to worship at
crs
{81. l’nul's .\‘ew scholars may begin
Ion any Sunday at cithcr of the two
‘SCllOOlS.
\Vcck—day services are held as fol—
lows: Monday. Tuesday. Thrusday.
Saturday. 7:30 :1. to. Holy Commun-
ion: \Vcdncsdny and Friday. litany
and Holy Communion. at 9 a. m.
.\‘l. I‘uul‘s church is open all day.
lcu-I‘y (lav in the your. for privatv pra} -
c-r. rust and meditation,
Lewis. M. .A..
lthe week beginning Jan. 8 (lst Sun—
Fchurch. at 7:30.
S.
for
Trinity church notices. Rev.
rector.—(Ialendar
C.
day after Epiphany): 7:30 a. m.. Holy
Sunday school at Communion (corporate Communion of
:the Girls’ Friendly Society). 9:30 a.
m.. Church school. 10:30 a. m..
morning prayer and sermon. 7:30 p.
w
m.. scrvice——"The Feast of Lights.‘
Tuesday—7:45 p. m.. meeting of the
rectory of the Benthany Chapter of
the \Nomcn‘s‘ Guild.
“lednesday—-10 a. m.. Holy Com-
munion—W’oman's Auxiliary of Fair—
field county; followed by a
session. 12 m.. prayer for missions.
12:45 p. m.. luncheon. 2:1'5 p. m..
address.- 8 p. m.. vestry mccting at
the rectory.
Thursday—7:45 p. m..
the Girls' Friendly Society.
meeting of
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
57 West aveuue;—Tho regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
m.
Sundayschool will be held at 11
o'clock.
Christian Science subject. January
8th: "Sacrament."
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting. at 8 o‘clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
Reading room in .Ro'odner's build-
ing. 61 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted) 12 to 5 p. m.
All are welcOme.
Christ c rcll, last Norwalk. "Rev.
Robert B. .Foote, rector (Epiphany
Sunday).——-Morning prayer and ser—
mon at 10:30. Sunday school at 12
noon. Evening prayer and sermon at
7:30. The annual parish meeting will
be held Tuesday evening. in the
The Woman‘s Auxil-
iary will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Farrington. at her
homc. on Osborne avenue.
+——- '
Advent Christian church. Van Zandt
and Harvey streets. East Norwalk.—
Morning sermon, 10:30 a. in. Sunday
school. 12 m. Junior Loyal Workers
3:30 p. m. Loyal Workers‘ meeting.
5:45 p .m. Evening sermon. 7 p. m.
Rev. J. V‘V. Davis. of Bridgeport. will
preach, morning and evening.
Mid-week prayer and social service,
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.
Norwalk Rcscuc mission. 27 Monroe
strcct. R. 1‘3. Gale. superintendent—-
Services Sunday at 3:15.
‘xeorgc ll. Jones, from the Stamford
‘Gospel mission. will have charge of
the afternoon service—there will be
special music. All are cordially invit-
cd to attclld these services.
Knight strect A. M. E. church. Rev.
W’. H. Lamar. pastor.-——11 a. m.. scl—
mon. b3 Rev. 1‘. E. \Nomack. 3 30 p
m.. hnptismal scrmon. Text: “Hur
Lord. One l-‘aiill, (inc Baptism." Iu-t
rvoryhodv hear this scrnmn. This \vlll
Grncc llaptist t-llurcll, Rev.
(foopcr. ministcr.vrel‘rcaching at
-:l. in. Sunday school at 1:: noon.
fl. 1‘. l‘. at 6 o'clock I). m.
ut 7:.10 p. m. Sillrlct't:
Month llushcd."
Tuesday t‘\'i‘lllll,’!. at
ll. It.
10;:{0
R
l'rrnt‘llill:
"'l‘lw
llog‘s
l
l
7:30 m.. the
li-
oll'lccrs for tho ensuing your.
'l‘llc annual incl-ting: of the church.
0\ ('l‘
Vt'lthd llllpl‘0\ rlllcnt
‘ lrihh-
tvl-ulsv—rl'pnrls by almost
:l splliluzll. lllllllt.'l'l('.'ll and
:\l('\\'p0llll. (.‘usll rniscd during the
_\c:l.r 1021 iillltlllllll‘d to ovcr $3,130.
'\\'lll(‘l‘l is ovvr $3.000 more than has
cvcr ln-cll (‘Ollt‘t'lt'd in any singlc 361w
llt"l‘t" llct‘orc . For all of which we are
’thankful to our lllt'lllllt‘l‘s and friends.
Naziil‘t'llt‘ cllnrch serxiccs arc held
Vin t'l'lc lodgt' llall above the garage. at
M: li‘runklin strlwt. opposite Madison.
Sunday school eu-r)’ Sunday at 2 p.
Illl. All (-hildrcn arc urgt-tl to come.
lW’e llavt- a good school and
IleaCllt‘l’S.
to llclp from our
1:1 rc imllopes soon to
’t-lllss.
ll’rcncliing St‘r\l(’(‘ at p.
{charge of the pastor. Mr. Anderson.
Last Sunday afternoon thc Lord
,lnanit‘cstt-d his presence among us. It"
you “amt to got, hirsscd. come to
lh-~ lat-caching and praise service. at ‘3
ll l'l.
lilvc'nlSr.
l'rnac-lling again at T
lllt :uinw purpose ill \'icw-—Atlle salva—
lllOll of mankind.
“'cdnesday night is our regular
prayer meeting night. but during the
'lllOl’llh of January we conduct these
adult classes. “'1'
have a good adult
3 m.. in
lscrvices as evangelistic services. and,
special preachers from out of town
have charge. This ‘vVedntedasv even-
ing the Rev. William E. Riley will
lhave charge. and all who miss hearing
{him are surely robbed of .a good
blessing. He is a man that can preach
las well as any. and. perhaps, better
Ithan most preachers. Come out to
hear Rev. Riley, as he delivers the
message of the "King of Kings." The
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DOES mun CLASS won]; AT
CONSERVATIVE PRICES.
There is a certain
due the head of families—«and that is
having baby's picture made. What
'an important and lasting thing .to
have and how interesting for all and
later on in life for the baby herself.
.This studio is well equipped with up-
lto-date equipment. is centrally locat-
ed. and has the very latest ideas in
photography. Any member of the
family may rest assured that a sitting
made here will result in very satisfac-
tory proofs. '
Quality of workmanship at conser-
votive prices is your experience at
this establishment. The Michelson
Studio, 78 Washington St. Phone 437.
Adv.
'lhlc
‘Missionary Sm li'l) will Inert and t'll‘l‘t'
on last Tuesday cu'ning. showed a dc— '
prmlous .
from .
llllllncinl‘
good 4'
Parents are. urged to come '
Don't forget. Sunday. at ‘2 p. m. 3
ll' _\ou want to get saved. do
:45 p. m.. wuh'
MADE AT MICHELSEN’S l
rt sponsibility '
.7330 p. m.. prcachinc.
Intcrnutional llilllr- stlldctlts, Pvt-(l
n's llzlll. \Vashing‘ton street, South
l.\'orw:llk e-‘llrotht-r C. A. Zuellkle will
lectllrc. tomorrow nltcl’noml at llll‘f‘"
o‘clock. Sl‘lllS frcc. No collection.
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
We invite you to visit our unlisted 3
department
Just opened.
Quotation at Local Issue Fumished 2
Special accommodations for Women .
Pocket Manuel Mailed Free on :_
Request
Maples & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, So. Norwalk 3
business .
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also at 6:45.]
be Rev. \‘\'onlack's last Sermon hertz.»
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SHELF RAR' DWARE
at this store includes the Met 81‘-
ticles in the hardware line tote =
had. W'hen you want
MONKEY WRENCHES,
HAMMERS, HINGES,
or anything else. here is where you
will find what you're looking for.
and at the right price. From tack
to crowbar. we have it.
super: ALWAYS comma.
A- D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Washington Street, So. Nanak
Costello’s
“High Speed” Sale
0F
Hose, Underwear and
Shirts
FOR
Saturday
5 Pair Fine Cotton Sox
3 Pair Fine 40c Lisle . .
3Pair Fibre Silk
$1.50 and $2.00 Shirts .
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Pride, M o d e r n Equip-
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' We offer you all these.
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Pharmacy
" 60 South Main Street
Rosenfield'
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OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310‘fi’orlih..Avenuo
' ’ZBeiween Oak and Center St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586.2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
A Fine Heavy Rib Union
Suit ............... . . $2.
Costello’s
South Norwalk
CLEANLINESS
lrl ourOairy Products mean!“
ck.
stables, trained milkers.
cattle, carefully washed um
sterilized receptacles and mod?!
sanitary methods of handling
Such cleanliness means he‘ll
for your family.
Order of us regularly and“ h
sure of the purest and '
nns'r DAIRY monitors}
F. H. WEMPE & soil! ,
Telephone 2696,St6n j" .
Telephone 1518
CLOTHING
and . y ,
FURNISHINGS. .. . 1
for
BOYS AND onus:
at the
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