‘ this evening.
Xi‘he Boy Scouts of the fongreka-
thxl‘ial church met last evening in the,
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weekly meeting last evening at Com-
munity hall.
Members of the Y. M. C. C. will
hold a meeting on Monday evening it
is planned.
litr. and Mrs. Ray \Vrrme have re—
turned to their home after a. recent
Visit in New Haven.
The usual meeting of the lirls‘
Club will be held on Monday evening
at the Iiust Avenue M. 1-). church.
The cold weather of last night. it is
hoped. will continue so that skating
may lie once more enjoyed on local
ponds.
The newly organized Sunday school
class of the older members of the
Boys' (‘luh of the East Avenue M. l‘).
church \\'Ill hold its formal organiza-
tion nieettllg tomorrow noon at the
Church.
Because of the muddy condition of
the walks on Van Zandt street, fol-
lowing thi- recent rain and thaw
many pHopl!‘ have liecn forced to
walk in the roadway. with the coil-
stant danger of being: struck lly auto—
mohilists.
Rev. J \y' Davis of lli'idgeport. a
former pastor of the local Advent
Chiistian church. will preach in that
church tomorrow. His morning tow
ic will llt' "Jesus Coming." and in the
9"(l‘ll’ll: ‘\'\‘hrii lle (‘omcs" A cord—
is! invitation is extended to he pre-
sent and llt'lll‘ some things which will
show the particular relation of the
evrnini: topic to the conditions of the
pl‘tstlll time.
R0 WA Y TON
Miss Ida Klinefclter left this after-
noon i'or Meriden where she will
spend Sl'Vt'l'iLl thus With ii'iv-nds.
A large attendance is requested at
the monthly meeting oi the liowa)ton
Fire company on Monday o \‘v-ning. At
this meeting; plans \Vlll lw (‘Oniplo-tv'tl
for the entertainment to be given
sometime during this niontii.
One week from tonight is the night
that the young folks lune llt"‘ll look-
ing forward to when the {owayton
Hose company will give :1 St. \‘uien-
tine Dance. The hall will he trimmed
with red streamers. hearts and other
decorations appropriate to the occa-
sion. .
The subject of the’ morning sermon
at the llowuyton Baptist church, to-
niOrrow, will be: "The chvr's Side"
Evening sermon: “A l’iig‘or HAN-inn.
\Vhiclfi’" Mornlnit worship at iiizlln
a in: llilile School at l.': Lord's
Suppvi. ii‘lt’). (‘ l'I. melting. l’hillp
Clark, lili'lt‘l'. at T I» it].
Mr. and Mrs Clifford R. \Vright of
West Side- :ivenue will spend the week—
end in Stamford with friends. Mrs.
Wright retrivvd \voril \l'Hlt'lllii)' that
her cousin Mrs. lhirio llestu .irriiml
in this country )t‘slt'l'tl-i\ ironi l‘Zni,
land when. .‘llll' has live-n \isitini: Hi \7
eral months.
5" U ml ltuw littm iu-ni-lr- :itieiiili «l
the (ldll't lth’ll lust (\o iziiii; lll lllllll ll
for the lH-nt-lll of [hi l'ni‘liiii l“ll't llt'v
partmt-nt. Among those from Ronni-
ton who attrnded wrie, Misses Lu-
(‘1!“- 'lllil (It -t"Iiilv- l’nnmlu. I'h.iv*l~.~i
Sniftin. Milton Avery and Irxii'lg Al—
brecht. i
llov..iyloii Methodist Episcopal
Chim h fil'l‘Ylt‘t'S: Itev. Geo. A. Baird.
minister. Sunday morning worship at.
i ix'iiiiJi'i’t t l .ul in >5 "'1 llt' Iiiiilc'
«it :.~ Lord." 'l‘li' i‘uniinuniun ser—
\l" 'i' ::l follow. .
'l‘ln Flinnlay School S“\Sl'lll :iiiil liv-
Ailil. lili‘il' i‘lass nil? innt in! il :31!
A ,\l
Fiiihluv curiiiii: worship at 737:1),-1
Sernmn theme: "'l‘hi Great Uln‘ective’
or I‘m-ism Ministry" '
Tl.» monthly business met-tint: of
the Uilii‘izil llmiril Will lu- held in tlit'
parsonage. Monday ut 7:3“ l‘. M.
Thursday evening ii! 7:31) the
prayi r meeting: will he held in the
churwl. Tonic for consideration: “The
(lospel of iii-st and Health."
DARIEN & NOROTON
Elisa Dorothy Nici‘linlnrvk ’1 teacher
or the Centre school has been ill for
the past few days.
Miss Annls Noxon of Highland ave.
hue will entertain a few of her friends,
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Centre school. At the meeting plans
were made for a. bowling tournament
which will take place in Norwalk on
February 17th.
The Board of livlivr met this .morn-,
ing in the Town Hull for their second'
session to listen to complaints con-
cermng assessments. '
One of the mony show places in»
town of Darien has been sold. That is-
the Lillydale Farm which has been the
property of the famous tenor Jonn
McCormack and now owned by the
0): Ridge Hunt Club. The farm on- '
sists of 160 acres of land and several
barns as well as residential houses.
Extenfinve alterations will be H'lu(l(‘..t0 .
make accommodations for the needs
of the club. The grounds are to be
arranged so that. they may'he used:
for polo games.
\Vlth on attendance of over't-hree
hundred people the‘dance held. last,
evening by the Get Together club of
Damien proved to be a. big success’The
.afiair' was held In the auditorium or
.theICentre schoolv Many attended
frpm Norwalk. Stamford. Noroton
Heights and Itowayton. Sew-ml do.
nations were. made for the occasion
consisting- of two chickens by Mrs. (a.
E. Studenineyer or the Post 'Road.
Thev were awarded to Postmaster
Fred Smith. Another donation wits
a. huge cake'baked by Mrs. Parriee
n? Realm-wink avenue and most zippy-o-
mtelv trimmed tor the occasion. In
. through. the efforts of the club and its
EWilllLll 00 T0 BED
the centre of the cake wash fire house
with two engines coming out-m dew <
corations of ladders. hats and much.
The exact proceeds could not. be learn— -'
ed this morning: but it is believed that
ovena hundred dollars was obtained
many friends. The committee in
charge. consisted of 'Amelia. Reis.
Paula- Breneher. Mrs. Lester Bounty.
Ralph Gentile. Joseph Lombgrdi a‘ndw,
William Hines. The music was fur-
nished by William \Vellnitz Harmon- '-
Iists of Norwalk.
l First l’res'hfierimi Church. Noroton.
l Rev. William Sinclair. ll. 1).. pastor.
Sunday school :it it). There are class—
es ior all ages and all are invited to
attend. Morning worship at. 11 a. m.
i- St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Ito-v. H. M. llumhell, rector. Hols"
't‘omniunion at 10:3" with a sermon on
"Hnly one path to heaven on earth
and heaven above; Th:- King's High-
way: The light of Righteousness."
Sunday school “:30 in the parish
house.
Congregational Church Notes.
I The speaker at the Men‘s Claw Sun-
day morning will be Eugene Burges-
ser. This should' iu- an hour'of good
lellowship. (.ln account of the wea-
ther last Sunday mornim: the pastor
'postponed speaking on the topic
l“\Vh_\" until this Sunday. The service
iiii the evening will lie on "The. Power.
oi (.‘oiicentrution." The deacons are
asked to meet with the pastor Sunday
afternoon for a conference”
ANt-ll-IVINE COBH’ASY PUTS ON
CARLOAD SALE OF KITCHEN
CA!" N IJI‘S.
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This enterprising firm recently soldv_
entirely out of a large stock of Sellers
Kitchen Cabinets. They have now
just received a full carlond of these
famous cabinets and ”Tr holding .L
demonstration sale next week. i
American housewives know that
when a. product is accorded a position
of prominence in its llt'ld. the rvspon-
sibility rests upon it of not only maln—
tainini: itself befiond the reach of
competition. but of surpassing itself.
convvnl’encc-s
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lint-nus: it possessml
that other cabinets did not have. the
Seller 3 cabinet has in A few years
rt‘flCll'il its present position. Now to
those indispensable conveniences new
and vital improvements have been
:ulilo-d. Thea-w improvements make
tlu- Sellers more than what is com-
monly accepted ll.“ :1 Kitchen cabinel.
They make a. fine piece of Kitchin
furniture :is \Vt'll as a rcmarkuhlyl
tjllll\'0‘lll9'lll and ctlicient work unit. ‘
‘Everyone ofthe famous Sellers
features were brought out to makel
woman's work easier. 'l‘hcri- superior-
t'()ll\t‘lll('ll("H :iiiil aitiuliti “11‘ the sv-i
(‘rcts of the Sellers phi-noiiu-nal sue-i
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AT StilLI‘H .\()K\\.\LK )ll-Z'l‘ll-
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’l‘in- fullowinuw musical service will,
be rendered by the choir of the South
Norwalk Methodist (‘hlllt’ll at 7:3‘I‘
o‘clock tomorrow eyo-ning. l
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Shell)
The i'hoii‘
hurt—1 "I will Magnify ’l‘hmr"
Mosciitlnil
Miss \\'ill.i Miller and Miss .\l.‘llH‘l :
Miller “
Quark-iti- "() (‘onu ll) our llt‘.’il‘t:%.i
and Abide" ................ Mai i
Miss \\’ill;i )liilivr. Mrs. h‘navel)‘. Min;
Frazer and Mr. Sterling i
Solo—“Tho- l.oi'«l is my Light" 1
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This wrmnixi ~' in he :i lwniitiful anti
iiisiiii‘niiniiul swi’xicv. l‘:\('l'_\'l|(l(l}‘ is
iniited 'l‘lin luisioi's Fi‘l'll‘i'.” snhleci
will l-c "The \\'i:iih of God VA I‘hil-
alsoph)‘ of History." '
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NEVER. “‘ANTS ANYTHING I‘lliSl-‘u
“I tried many different kinds of
cough medicine." writes Mrs. E. K.
Olson. 1917 (lhio Ave. Superior. \\'is..
"but I never want anything else than
Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar. I used it for“
all my children and also for my
grandchild. It has always done tim-
work." Foley's is a pure. wholesome
relief of colds. coughs. croup and
whooping cough. (‘hildren like it
and it_ cheeks sneezing and snutfling.
v—Still‘son-Powdl Corp.
rims so Bill] -
and absolutely safe remedy for thet ‘ .
Two Women Tell How Lydia E.
Pinkhamls Vegetable Compound
Stopped Their Suffering
Iron Mountain, Mich. — “I had terri- .
blegpama every month and at times had
count of them. I saw
your advertisement
and took L dia-E.
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very g results. I
now at my sick time.
You may use these
facts as a testimonial
and 13m recom—
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my friends. "--—Mrs. A. H. Gm!) mtg
EgBi-qwn SL, Iron Mountain, Michi' .
“ ileum, tho.-—“Every month I fit!
such ams in my back and lower pan of
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This Februéiry Sale of high grade dependable liome furnishings! now being held sffords you a savings
of from 15 per cent to 30 per cent.- The values ofl’c: ed are exceptional, and if'there is anything you need
from a Single piece of furniture to the furnishing of a whole house, you should take advantage of this
sale. Below we quote a few of the many bargains:
Period Bedroom Suite ~ '
l!) period or straight line. exceptional values.
$15.00 up .
In Ivory,'Mahogany or Walnut. A suite you will be
‘ ‘ delighted with
”From $95.00 up ‘
3 Piece Dining Room Suites
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In tapestry or velour. \Vell made spring;r edge. spring scat.
spring arms and back, lose cushions.
For $9.50
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in bed. I suffered for about five years
- thin. way and lwas not regular either. I
tea an advertisement: of what Lydia E.
P ham 3 Vegetable Compound had
do e for other women, so I decided tatry
it. ,Itcurely has helped me a lot, as I
have no pains now and am regular imd
feeling fine. "—- Mrs. MARY DALE, Route
.7, Xenia, Ohio. ‘
.thd‘? E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com—‘
poupd'jia a} medicine for women’s ail-r
manta. It 18 especially adapted to relieve
wqmen. - If you sufi'eras‘did Mrs. Gur-
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Priced From $198.00 up
A Full Line of Dressers
Cedar Chests
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illc lohruary sale price makes it pOSSlblt’ for you to mm A
(.edur (‘liest for it little more than the
season's storage
Priced From $9.00 up
Our Sale of Rugs Oifers 3 Savings that No
One Should Ignore < '
In Oak. llahogany, “’alnut or Ivory finish :it 30 prr cent
below lllt‘ll‘ actual value.
Priced From $9.00 up
Dining Room Suites
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In Oak. Mahogany, or American \Yalnut in period designs of
the best “‘(Jl‘kllltlllsl‘llp and finish. Exreliticnal values,
From $98.00 up
A sale that ofl'ers unlimited selections at Brussels. Axminstcrs.
"Viltnns, Velvets, “7001 and Fibre.
You Actually Save 14 the regular price
Odd Rockers ‘
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A large line of Library Tables in Oak. or Mahogany at a ' -. . . . . -
saying of 30 per cent of regular prices A large assortment of odd Rockers in all woods and finishes.
From $13.50 up ’ From $5.98 up
LINOL I AND — CONGOLEUM RUGS
9x12LinoleumRug $15.75
9x12CongoleumRug $1425
Féltoleum 49cyd. Grassmats......"..................25cup
The public has learned that: whcn'this‘lstote otfers“ a sale, that sale-is a sale, and one that, otters a real
savings. Our regular prices are remarkably low, ‘and’withfthis saleof reductions from .15 per centto 30
per cent, makes every'article in this‘ storega real'bargain andsnot Only that, we do “not sacrifice value. The
Collins Co. quality and guarantee is’hack 'of every article we sell. ‘
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li‘ail(‘l\ in lili‘i
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matters.
Paying by \
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way. it is ll
retain only .'i \
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tain a Ulll‘i‘ii":
and benefit i_. -.
ycnience.
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An Time Day or N.
Calyl’s Promptly Attended
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New Bedford
Esca110ps
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Strawberry
Short Cake
SERVED‘
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South
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Lunch
South Main Street
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Ice, Charcoal.
Wood and
Truckingi
Fred Haiti
52 Meadow Strut
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Telephone 908
to. Prices Moderate.
American Taxi (‘0.
11 North Main Street
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Corsages, Sprays and
Floral Deszgns
Table ferns for (1151395.
Use some wire guards 10 l V '
your fruit in t s from mice .nei.
bits.
Rowland M. Beach
Phone 2140 16 France St
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