ATURDAY. um Ml fig:
Whm- .,...__._
' semenfs Frmg Re
WANTED. ' fr'f'r'i
“'ANTED
l_,‘."l'it:L'l-I FURNITURE
high plices paid tor old;
HZ.mlulc. mahogany. chem.
l" I‘lti. 3‘80 Old. chm gl‘g1
lilt'l'il that is over 100
VI? a.
Mr.
1..
\
‘Z-Ilil
BERXSTEIN,
Ave. Phone 998
_“'_.‘—-l—"‘—"-"_
\VANTED
hand sewers on
and dresses. Apply
“wilw-i
“airls
i..\'
n \Y EHOP‘E s; .Cp.
1:. \lelwin Street
\\' ANT ED
.lelull cxnminers. Must know
qu-k Apply at once.. .
.lk
~i. .\'. HAYEHOFF & CO.
1?. )lo-rwiu Street
WANTED
o o"
mpcrirnccd on power
111-3: ill make women's tailored
'Illll dresses. Apply at once at
.\' .\l.\YEHOl~‘F 1: co.
l7. .\lt‘l‘“'lll Street
'1 lii'lll‘fi
‘ i
'lll' Woman to soil ' home-
!Iulttsl's. All or part time:
1~.I Ilvllming as desired.
and good profits. Write
Sl'ntincl.
‘ Ur
. . - .1“;
. J 1:411-
ill!
Laundry in do at home.
::7 Raymond St.
1-"
‘lll‘r'.
l‘...
‘1' $71 l'cwurli
lqutllll: tu rvnuti
I mekI-rpiug suite.
1;: 111121115. Mrs. l9.
SI-Illll Norwaik.
(:ll'l or woman to help
at small child and do
M Il<v~\\ Ol‘k. Applyld Eli‘s. R. M.
Nl-“tuwn av‘c-lillc. Narwalk.
for in5
of; l'llrll-
Private
General de-
gill
l"l’i"
my
Writ ,‘ll f‘tvm’fiii’l\m'lb Art-lat“
III;III to t:_lkl- charge of
11.5 1 . llcpurtment. _ “‘l'itc and
. \.;I"l'lt'll('t' illlfl Sulllry expected.
Hardware and Paint (30..
Strut-t. Slumfortl. Conn.
i\ :l'-
‘-;I\-."
lillil
.‘Ul'illl B3 young couple.
- Milli llll]‘l‘0\'t‘lll("lll$.
A. 3‘. C.
1 or}
Scar cont-
('til‘D Sl-ntillcl. ‘
-.
~. ‘liit,\‘|
\.\'I‘
ll:
lllll- Upcrators on Singer 3cxv~
nun-blues. Apply ll. Jacob and
ilu3 sin-rt. South NOl'wulR.
u
3
'.Il
\ RITE“ lllmlp Femnlc.
-. «lllt‘tl. cxpcricnccd, to take charge
«A .liu: (but, new shirt plant at
' .Illl'nzll, ('ullll. Splendid opportunity
. l;ll' Illll‘ly. “’l‘lll} ‘ 520 Press-
Y. .\
'lilll building, New York iUty:
TM
refine-(l middle aged
llllli \3 lft- dosh-int: :1 good home
Ii .Ill IIVI'tPllt‘ni (-Ipplll'f‘ulily it
wil I‘vlvl' to this llllllllh'l‘. Oppor-
Sentinel.
w, igl‘l‘ll) A
I If.
(ill)-
‘- \ I‘l-lil Azwnl, male or female to
5 Illill'L’t‘ or news stand at Rail-
..rinII. (‘llsll security required.
'l'lw Union News Company,
Wan-r 81.. New Haven Conn.
I
x;
(llll 4 rooms in cvn'
ill-Illirl Shoo store. 31
street. '; '
l:l.‘.\’i.‘ 5.-\ttrncti\c a roolfié and
Ilw vwltg- apartment. Adultsflqnly'.
desired. 53. 1-2: \Vestl ave—
'l'l ‘--l-llulll' 4305 for appointment.
S\l.l-Z Store on Ilroull atrcct
..].
inn Il.
,\l;lll\
.-
ll’
F on SALE—~New sullen
Formally _
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red ma-
hogany strain Madison Square Gar-
Em‘m’ +-
Dorlen 261.
"FOR SALE—- Bondr .gr'avel “loam.
stone and mantis-gs mks old pigs.
Wino. work and. My; 04:me
(john-1&3. Lgtwton. Dal-ten road. Rhone
.1.
[Emma AND- CARmG; HOW-
ing town and Cutting Hedges. Also
plant Hedges and Shrubbery. All
kind; 0% work. arms A. .
r93 Taylor avenue. Drop a postal;
FOR SALE—72 Wm avenue. Soul
Nor-smile. comer ‘of Courtluild place
EXPERT m5 msnfiié’ 5
h
Will overhaul and repair your car
bu3er. lnq. Thompson Evans.
or Sundays.
u
on
and bulb. StPalll halt.
fine building lot: will build house t
‘ suit [In-\VI’. Telephone 1326.
\
I‘Oll SALE Rhoda island Red hatch
i‘ng eggs 31.0" for 15; $8.00. 100 do
\‘orwlllk Conn.
House. 14 rooms with all improve- “1 Own garage- All make! 03. cats
ments: hot water system; hard wood Starting, lighting and “Wm“ 390‘}-
floors. Game for two cars. House ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 499‘
Can be easily converted into, two-tum: v ~ 5
lly house. Phone 145. Tnowi-J»: CKO'H'Y '
15 - SBStheupfit. Nonnik, Conn..-
R s 3‘33 1+ .
3F 800d 1355;121:233“ mama" in Metal ‘i’oilshulg. Plat}
Cheap to quicjl;
1
.East Ave. anralk. After 5 o’clock
'FOR SALE—{fine new modern hause
Raymond Terrace; seven room:
Garage. Also
John lvlowker. Highland avenue. South
Finishing on. Bass ”11531311,A1111;rumbling,r
rhmmifigs and “’ork of :Evory
Doscrlpjlomj
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
91). 111.; Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thur-n
days. Violin. Banjo- Mandolin, Hawai-
ian-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on. easy ‘mmems. . "
_WE SPECIALIZE IN'
Best dually leaders, gutters and
your order (Or your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
0
ulcer in perfect condition,
Phone 1042 12. ,
FOR SALE—iron sale onlce rllln
cabinets. cartets double
naments. Mrs. D S Starring. Phon
1126
FOR SALE—Late model Ford Road-
cheap.
bark or
. Don‘t put it oil.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Exper Service.
HEN Y A. REGELEIR
Plumbing—Kating—Tlnning
Phone 473- 3
Street. , Sdlllh Norwalk
7' ' Agent for
jlhl'e‘rllationaFOncPipe Heater
g
9
leaving town I will sacrifice m
improvements. Consider
house to reliable party,
lease
for sale. 'Phone.1206 or 2165-3.
and.
Inquire T9
lipton Plac
StztmfordLéroccry. fruit
cream store. Price $1800.
Atlantic street. COl‘llt‘r
cow:
oml work horse. Phone
Stamfordrl '1
l-OR SALE—One 1915 5 passenge
l‘our Buick. Fully equipped;
tires. etc Will he. sold Eheap. Phop
179-3.
FOR SALE or to let—On account of
3,
new ‘six room coltue. bath and all
of
'Also player
piano. phonograph, oriental rugs. etc.
ice-
algao
1342-“
«5 *luni
lights,
lmtterimgeneralor. self starter, extra
'~ ‘6..th DECORATING
I Estimates Cheerfull3HGilen
Miller &' Bergoyv
10 Spring St. ‘ 5 Hanford Place
So. Norwalk ‘ Tel.‘1423-5
. a .
ROOFING
Gravel. Asbestos. Shingles.
Asphalt Shingles. Roof Painting
and Repairing
3ply HeaVy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
:2. 80 per Roll. Red or Green
'rrlu NOR‘WALK ROOFING co.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel 387
Slate.
9
e
PLUMBING ~1‘INNING— HEATING
Country Water System, Ranges and
One- Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH s. KERY< JR..
Tel. 49
l‘
e
21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk
[3(lll
bu l‘Pftll. beihfcads. shit-board. 5
6 Circle street;
FORu sALE—«Vlcaldrinng horse. Tha
View l rf-st.
home.
worth
Soirqunwank of usc.
Farm—47:2 Si’ilt'ln.
S.{l.i;—;'1Furfiilllrv. Chairs. tuhlcs.
_ piccc
parlor suit ‘Ipholstercd in good shape.
g—ll bred. Will sell cheap to good
\Vood‘
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance Trucking
of all kinds.
Dail)‘ trips to New York
NAGGY BROS.
Tel. 318
71 Cedar Street
- TRUCKING
l So. Nomalk
llll‘P,
island.
rugs,
cure,
E. C. Brown.
l-‘OR SAI.E5—~l.ot of household rumi-
ctc. Mrs. J. Myers, Bell
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8- FLYNN .,
(Office Leary 8-. Co. 11. R. Ave.
Tel.1517
lien vvinnérqé utility eggs. 3.00 to
15. $8 00 for 1‘). $15. 00 per 10
ing stock Circular. Phone 140,
Quackenbush. Darion
Breed- .
B.
'Home Tel. 263
FROM THE FACTORY TO
- THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
l‘
FORS 5.11.1:
a room cottage 174 it. frontag
.7
:1 minute walk from station. Electri
light and water. Balance. $4,400 0
mortgage. Phone 307 Darien.
_1_
—ln Daricn. $2. 000 will bi!)
on Post road. Desirable neighborhood.
pa31nent plan. Also renmating. satis»
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 tor representative to
call.
8
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. SO. Norwalk
C
I!
meats. Price $6000.
Main street Norwalk. Price $7000.
m; l' 11 .Vl‘uFlve room cotillgp ful-
--lml. All modem improve‘menta'
: us»: of galage. Phoné 1781 4
LET- 0110 family" house or 6-
.Illlls. all improvements OILFIaXl
mull. Five minutv-s fronl qenter.
21:12, " . r
l
.II
11.1
R.
i
l‘l
1 us: ill-1N r Twopl‘easanl roorns'and‘
kilch’enette in borne having modem
llli;ll()\'('nlenls. Electric light. gas and .
bath and-
mono. Good ueigbfioi-hood. conv mient
ln-at furnished. Use of
lm-alinll (ompletely furnished or un-
ll‘IIuished if desired Address Apart;
luent care oi"- Sgnflgel:
.TO [ETMNlCt‘iy furnished moms in
pleasant homo. facing. park porchl
n..lr trolley to seashore. Lalgé'. airy:
looms: rates reasonable No. 213111011.
Park. or Phone 19. ' : .
"lgo LET—fl‘tu‘nlshcd large - slimy
mom with or without light_ house .
km‘pinz privileges. Decker, 25 Hair»
land 51.5 I
'm Liar—Furnished .room. All im--
movements. 11 Hartford Placed
W
4 “51‘5— Between Putnam avenue and
.-_.
“11113” S blacksmith ohogathla amm- .-
I L' a parchment roll «5311111111111;
u-rllt‘lc.lte of membership in 1). Scot-
1m. Lodge at Freemasons. 5"Ktndl3
.mml to Tilly‘s Auto and Carriage
\Nnrk3
l‘lS'l'550n or mean Romyton Ave.
Shall llm glasses. Gold bows. band
amt nosw piece. Reward. Notify
Hijunor Davenport. Phone. 6215 or
th'i‘~Wallet containing money; and
pullers. Name in it. W: Find-
41 rllurn to “Sentinel.
WM... W .0!!!
I'ull-ulallons of the role at
l’l'liuln decal in” Deni; [93¢5 tQtllo
z
' O‘BRIEN &' BOVi'
4 South Mum Street
Telephone 977
o
A
HAVE AN DEFECT“ [N VIEW
obit you have with
JOHN T. MYES
FOR SALE—City farm. 16 acres, in “'IHJAM V5 ”0Y1"
proved. Good barn. several out- This \vcvk I run ot'ftsrilu: Homcs at
buildingS. unfinished cottage. line WW“ “'"hm (”VS "“3“
location. Price $6500. Telephone 1861.1'1'I0l159- ‘3 P4303155 31’ -'“ C1611 $1000
1 Housé. 6 Rooms. ssnon. Cash $1500
1 House. 0; looms. 33mm Cash $600
FOR .SALE 1 Housc. 3 Rooms 5381-" Cash. $2000
or . 1 House 13 Rooms. 31mm I'usll. $3500
.' J” 1‘ House. I; Rooms $4M“! Cash. SHIN!
FOR RENT 1 House. 6 Rooms $40-11» ("11511. $1000
Shore property at fiarbor View 1 Housr. 1; Rooms. Strum Cash. 32500
Beach and Compo Beach. 1 New House. 5 Rooms; 4 up and 45
Thneq fatally. house all improve-
’1ij family house all improvements,
South Norwalk Conn.
Try to 011:5 your homfiw and proteu‘cf
down. Electric Lights. Furnace. Well
Pump in house. Lot 120 X122. Price
$500“ Cash $2110".
v:\\’Ll.l.lAM P‘. HOY'l‘
79 “flashingt on Street
{cal Baillie.
., Telephone 435
t
MASON CONTRACTOR
H,“ Fabriglo, mason contrachl
Snow-don Ave“ have a capable organi-
za‘tion for the handling of any job in
this like This eéucern— makes a
specialty-of the building ot—I- walks.
strives; roads and grading work. Some
: ot “the their chimney work and» fire-
,' 5 ~ .placezv'ork recenth. done locally has
. Real... Estate . Win-"‘9“, thmoi this organization
”A'Maln Street,1§orwalk Telephone 2323,
.— ‘ . _ _ ‘ _ - . _ - ‘ My 1 .r
5 y- 5: ‘ ‘ NOTICE .
- - -- - . . . _ Notice 1% herebyg nan 1tlllllt I shall
j ' ' ' 3,, apply to on: Isaac ole. a judge
‘ ' ' FORSALE l of the Superior cOurt of the State of
«beats with twovmd building
lots. ‘
One 2 falnlly House with im‘
provements. centrally» located.
J. M. LAYTON &.C0..l . ‘\'C.
5 Railroqtl Avenue
q .
FOR SALE FARM
in town of Norwalk. Km 10
rooms with all improvements.
m barn. 23 acres of goal
land. All kinds QC fruit. Well lo-
outed. $0.000.
JOHN.T.HA1:BS
1-47 Main, at. Not-walk.
Real Estate. Insurance
l4
1
0139'? Woe. all lmprove- f
Cohnecticut, at the Coulity Court
House in Bridgeport. on the 2§tl1 day
or April 1922, at 10 o‘clock a. 111.. to
‘be licensed a§ 8. pilot in the babel-ll.
and ports on the Connecticut shore of
Long Island tron Gmnvfich to We»
port bothpin inclusive, and that water:
of Long Island Sound 1mm. 13:31:11.
wich to “'eslpoztuboth lochislve, and
the waters adjacent to all. the. snipe.
Dated at Nor'vralk. Conn" April 19th,
1922. . .
31.1.13 8. absvm
AFC-11.093 w
E. T. Bates. auctioneer, will sell at
public auction on Monday April $24.
1922. at 10 oclock a. m. attire fest.
v
---—-r::-—
South Norwalk Methodlht Church.
John J. Snavely. minimr.
\w owner,
mpg!) mania): Mr. Leslie Frazer.
p.33” Hurry Sterling, bags;
1135';
’-5"Sl.l|Ld3r3‘w
“110031 '3“.
enipg at 7:3.0
ship in a union sci-vice in the South
Re v.
sou
cram
Nnrwalk Con
wage; at this service will be a Jap-
mic-ad gentleman. who has horn lec-
lure; in the
And 'has been in the consular service
of the Japanese gmerument
subject will be
and J apart-
:1 ml non- -Cllri
should hear this address
On Tuesday
Christian Industrial League. will give
a unique entertatn‘mém in the church.
it will b‘e- called “A- Li‘brary or Living
Each
will be privileged to‘hear the story of
three different books from a: selected
Book 3'
listitolrt by t
lected from
community.
Ju‘stine Roberta.
senator of Brooklyn,
half: hour‘s
delight all.
t o clock.
bi- weeki3 me
oiling at S o'
busincss
clu'ng. Thu
the
Junior Lea
ternoon at 8
Adams. Mrs
215%: Avcnl
ing “'atkills.
tor tilc \vev‘k
Sunday 11'
vice.
“ill speak
lliblc Class.
7:31! p.
cvcnillg wors
the Eptvorth
air by tho
tt-ltc.
Monday 7
Tuesday
Thursday 7:45 'milldvz-r-k prayer
scrvicc. cottlltmtell by the pastor.
Tm; Norwrllk' 'Mcthorlist Episcopal
Church.
Chas. G.
i'llgh. Contva
soprano: \V.
Melvin immis-
1‘ NW8 QEZTHE
vital consequent“ and eve-ry Christian
On W’ednesduy cvcning tho Official
ltourll “iii meet at the parsonage at
The i.p\-Iortll l.(€u._;llu
'scssion.
and social hour will maki-
~ “Anxcrican League“
"National League"
lllclnbcrsllip content.
Mill-week se-n‘lcc is held on Thurs-
day cxcning at '1’ :45 o'clock
Helen Adams in charge.
A rcpn-svnlutivc from the State
ilc nriquartcrs of thc Near East Relief
1- ‘ noon Sunday School with Adult
Class subject:
m.
orchestral
:3"
mrct in tilt‘ Primary
,7 p. m.
meet in the usual ploccof mowing.
“'ul ncsday
Alli will mcct in the church parlor for
their usual work.
Gl'O. l3.
ivcs.
Miss
sopraxm; Mrs. J. J.
Mr.
adieu. organist.
Es as follows. At “1:30
ice. At. 1‘.‘ Sunday
B. Class. In the av.
the church will war-
mauonal Church. The
Unixierslt; ooChicago.
Elsi
"The l tilted States
The subject. is one of
stiail indh illual who can
evcning the \len's
person who attends
hre‘3 different pimple. oe-
lcading citizens ol‘ the
At the conclusion Miss
reader and imper-
will present 8.
entertainment that will
will hold its
ting on \Vé-dnesday cv—
clock at the church. A
inspiritional talk
up the av.
and
continue their
gut meets on Friday af-
"1 :1 o ‘clock. Miss Gracc
K. \V. Massey and Missl
lo M. H. Church.
1). L).. miniskr.
of April 23rd.
1:3" :1. m. morning ser-
lt. irv-
Sen lens
A. N. Paddock
"Sunrise."-
r-vcnillg worship. 'l‘hr-
hip will be conducted by
Leaguowitll special mu-
ancl llllllt‘ quar-
tcacher.
lirl‘s Club will
Robin.
Roy's Club will
9. m.
2:311.p_ m'. the Ladies'
Tompkins. minister.
organist: Mrs. l.. 1..
110; Mrs. Lois \\'crl'm'. '
Raymond Gorile-r, tenor;
l Pugh. llama.
SPECIAL
ing District
the matter 0
Mole W’orks. certain [and owned by
said district
District
execute and
t
TA\I\G
The legal voters of the Second Tax-
arr hereby notified and warned that
aspcciai meeting at said district will
be held in the Council Chamber
the City Hall Building on Tuesday
evening. \ia3 2nd 1922, to considel
and Water streets in said district. and
it it be decided to convey said land
to fix the terms of such conveyance
and to autlorize. and empower the
Commissioners
strumebts in connection therewith
as shall be necessan.
Dated at Norwalk. April 201b, 1922.
- LHQRACE' R. NASH
--D_ WM. HAR'E‘ORD
IRVING C JEHNINGS
M E 12: G SECOND
ISTRICT
of the Cit) of Norwalk
In
t conveying ~10 the Gabbe
and l3ing between Day
to make.
deliver such written in»
District Commissioners
Court, April
Estate 0‘5
estate;
Apt-n: 1922.
at leagt fire
hearing
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of
otfiorwalk in said District, deceased
Whereas, written application gins
been made to this Court b3 the ad-
ministrator of said estate. prayinggfor
reasons therein set forth. for an ozder
authorizing and empowering 111m to
sell the 1m entoned real estate of iahl
Ordered. That said a
heard and determined at the Bronte
Once, in Nor-walk. on the 28th day" of
had that public notice theroo: be given
to all psrsnns interested therein be;
publishing this order in a newspaper
«having a. circulation in ‘sald District.
33.,
21.511. D..1,822.
Frederick Pahunbo, slate
at 2 oclqck afternoon:
days before sad day of
R1"!!! WING“
Clerk:
Prospect cycling/Dorian. Conn. up
- tollovr1ng:_ 1 conch; lot of- make-u; 3
rosewood chilrs;1 old tashioned ma-
hogany drop-leaf table: 1 old fa.-
ahioned sideboard; 1 old fashioned
mirror; 1 call; extensicnfitable 8 feet;
6 dining room chairs;
‘r‘dt9x13‘irhi-ee” ‘ ‘g'e’ésé
have same by
N05133:.
‘ cm 0F Ms.
\
We take {hilt means 9: express!“
our appiyaatfon of the kind
cannula that the client's-mot
wa know muting, m m _ ,
(int-en howl“! “3*
so {or the bountiful. fibral W3?
O’wn‘er can
identifying same.
Ham “Tripp. I Burl-cu street. South oil!-
. -.
shown in our great bemvemgnt- . 1; -
old fashioned bur-mi: ' 3“
stands: 2 iron beds with brain; tops;
popt-mgr! and mattreses: toilet set; 1
: rot old. fufionedohalm 8 amm-
hots; sues. carpet-sand rug-.111
5 man; 491,011 m lot. of
totes; lot or garden tools_:1
moirer; a M diather _
numerons’t‘o men There a
deuce ot’the late Illustrious Boa-t; 015'
diam; _.
bdrm suite: 1 cot-m; 3.19:7
mi.
gm " ‘ "V
f'
r2619!” at
acoustic;
wider: Ends.
5.37., . ~-
. Pi'BLlC Amx /
Howm Wm. Avril ,
Ca'rrle M. Brown. Opposite R R. star-
“on. 5WW.M
. av.-
10 a. :11. gram. Ewe
0911011th desk. beds
Mei-”33193383-
dining... room; low
3
‘ll.
_ meefiwThursday 7:45 p. m.
Probate ‘
4 7:8,!) p. m.
WWI). be!
w 5! :- vr v
9: 30 a. m. class meeting.
10 Sunda3 School and \len’s As-
sembl3.
, ll worship and sermon. Topic: "A
Double Confidence " The sermon will
be especially for. Hip new members..-
6: 45 p. m. Epworth Imague.
7‘ 30
Mr. H. H. Smith. state Secretary of
Boy‘s Work in the Y. M. C. A. Prof:
Geo. R."_Br1mje's will preside.
Thom will be no solicitativ'm for
funds. m50‘bjcct ,is__to 111191-111 , the
public as to what is beingzdone by.
the Y. M. C. A. for the boys. and to
awaken a larger interest in b033,,
Monday 7 p. m. Boy’s Club.
8 p. m rehearsal for the Old Folks
Concert.
Tuesday?
Thursday"
:45 p. 'ni. class- meeting.
:45 p. m. prayer service.
«'Prt will be given. This is a. local
talent alfair and promises much 5fun
and 3ovial entertainment .
The South Norwalk’ Congregational
Church. I“. H- Jacobs, minister. Mrs.
J". lrving Smith. contralto: Mrs. Edith
\Veir. soglmno: Mr. Frank Nash.
basso; Mr. Archibald Merriam. organ-
ist.
Servires for Sunday, 91an :23, will
lc hl‘ld as lolious:
9:45 Sunday ScllOOl.
10:45 public worship. The subject
of the sermon will be "The Fascina-
tion of Christian Living."
12 m. Sunday Club. Judge “’m. lv
Tammany “ill lead in a discussion of
"The" Present and Future Democ-
racy. '
6 p. m. meeting of the officers and
chairmen of the committees of the
Young l’coplc’s Society.
6:45 meeting of the Young People‘s
Society.
7:3" address
l'nitcll States"
011 “Japan and the
by Dr. lycnagu Ph.D.
should be heard by everyone interest»
pd in Japanesc-Amcrican questions.
At the close 01 the address an oppor-
tunity will be given all to ask qucs-
lions.
Monday 7:15 [‘i Alpha Gamma will
mot-t at the church.
Thcrc will in» no meeting of the B.
K. Club this week owing to“ Mr.
Jacobs“ absence from the city.
\V'cllm-slluy 3 p. :11. meeting of the
l-ant-avor Circle at the home of Mrs.
(‘llarcls If. llumwbuck. 12 Myrte
street.
'l'hc music program for Sunday fol-
lows:
i‘rclullc. Air from Orpheus . .. Gluck
Anthem. Lil‘t l'p Your Heads. Stomr
Offertory. Romance ........ Mozart
Solo. Gloria .......... Burri I‘ccciu
l'ostllldc. March .......... \Varriner
First Congrcgational Church. Nor-
walk. ttv. E. i-‘. McGregor. Ph.D..
pastor. '
Morning service at 10:30. The pas-
tor will conduct the worship. Suh-
ject: "Men Fit for Christian Service."
Speaker, Air. 1‘]. l.. Saxton.
Sunday School at noon (12 m.)
Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Topic:
”How to (hercomc Dimculites."
Lcadtr. Harold \Ycavcr.
Thursday mid-week service. Topic:
"The Call to Repentance." The pas-
tor will be in clmrge.
l-‘riday and Saturday a rummage
snlv will hv ht‘lt‘. in Rogers 1% Sit—vt-nS
store. corner Wall and Commerce Sts.
Ly tho- Ministvrinz Circle.
S-lturliay. tea and utility sale from
4-6, given by the (Mount-rs in the pur-
ish house.
Music:
“as Lillian. Sill r\\”OOt:1qN€Wkifk. so-
rhino: \lrs. 16111.1 311.1:"S9ilcck. pian-
Ist; Miss Macbclic Austin. \ioiinist.
i rcllllle. Meditation. \\ iicox Lawrence
Violin and Piano
Catalina Carl Bohm
\' ioiln and Piano
soprano solo. Open The Gates Of The
Temple ................ J. Knapp
(Violin Obligato)
Mrs. Ncwkirk
Postlllde .. ............ G. liargunofi
(li‘fcrtors'.
\dvcnt Chrisitan Church. Van Zant
ind Harvéy Sts. .. East Norwalk. Rev.
..l. Piper. D. i). pastor.
Morning sermon 10:30 a. m.
Sundzu School 12 m.
Junior Loyal \Vorkers 3 p. m.
Loyal Workers 5: 45 p
Evening sermbn "' p In.
I
Mud-week. prayer and testimony
South Nor-walk 'llaptiét Church. the
bomIe-lllw church. Rev L. J. Schoep-
plor. Minister.
Sunday 111230 3.. 111. service of pub—
lic w orship Sprakcr will be \V. _H.
Donaldson 311).. 0: Fairfield; szle
School meets at 12 noon. Christian
Endeavor holds its dcnoitonal service
at 6: 43 p.111. The mailing service
levill unite with the M. 1-3 and Cong
gregltionai Churches to hear 3‘“-
I3enhea of Japan. Service will be
held in the Congregaticnal Church at
Monday 7: 30 p. m. volley ball in
the lecture atom of the church. .
Toads; 3.9. m. the regular month-
will be held in the church parlor.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. maul-$93k
prayer meeting of the church. Busi-
ness meeting will follow. .
Nazarene Church. 42 FranRIinIZSt‘.
A. Wu. pastor.
Sunday School commences at 2 p.
113. Mr. Mott in charge. matching
7-39.
D; dos. generalfinwm wistend'
cut of the Nmrene Church. will visit
13. till; -Wednesda3 evening. April 26.-
p. m. Worship and sermon.
”l‘he speaker of the eveninglfigill be j
Friday 8 p m. the Old rolks Con- '
services the public is invited.
llr. iycnag'a is :1 brilliant speaker-and Al
», J wig». Lsaar'
‘ tile Danbun politie-
ly meeting or the Advisory Council
at 3 p. m. Evangelistic new~
5” Rims
'v—WJ
A plot after all. is a dough.»
everything else must be “91$
if the reader‘s attention in to It.—
(iced and egthtulled. Rude lit. -'
mot conform to this at“ and:
psychol st may devotion. pvt
lino Sign thing is: “Mt'
'Mnocgzofl'. goo—amu- null-I
ladies” Aid irall)‘ or Grgce must“
Church. 3:30 Sunday.
Hymn—Ladies Aid Chorus.
Scripture Beading—President.
‘ Pruycr—-—'l‘he Chaplain.
Hymn—The Ladieo’ Aid Chorus.
Select Reading—Mrs- Nellie. Cook.
.Mnsic—The Elks. 9mm. .
‘Rcmarkr—Deacon “2 C. lQuinn
58016—531”. Cora 'Scotfr—r‘ ’ ' -
Recitation—nuis- Grace Mutter;
Trio—Mr. Anderson and Sim
caper-Mn D. Himmo. 5 ‘
Duet—Mr. and Mrs Ernest Donnell '5
Remarks—Mr. W. Whaley Sr. pee]
Solo—Mrs. James Perkins. Try our 5 ‘1
Recitatiem—Mrs. Mary Thomas. cooked chicken dinner for
Piano Solo—Mrs. Frank Scott.
mfging~lrhe Elks Quartette. SW8 .
Bamako—Rev. H. KCooper.
Hymn—~Ladics' Aid Chorus.
Mm. V Cutler. president.
Mrs. Georgianna Jackson and Mrs.
3
2w
$13317 Clements. mistresses of cere- green peas, mashed Pm“;
es. . -
Rev. H. R. Cooper. pastor. P34411190? ”6° Cofiee, m a
Knight St. A. M. E. Church. Rev. milk
NV. Henry Lamar. pastor. " ‘ ' 85C
Mrs. Kincn will pneach at the
morning apd owning services.
12:30 p. 111. Sunday School. Mrs.
Strong will bc in chargv of the Sacred
Concert at 3: 30 p m.
Rexhal services will be carried on
next week for Vic “1511 to give all a.
chance to get closer to Jesus and to
hear Mrs Kinch.
Oxford Lunch and ~
[tamarind
8 South Main Street
mm
First Church of Christ. Selantlst,
57 West avenue—The regular My
service or this church is held ct 11 a.
111.
Sunday school will be held at 11
clock.
AUCTION
35HEAD CATTLE
April 26, 1922
At 1:00 P.H.Sharp
on Howard Avenue, East Hal-Walk, a.
I will sell for the undersigned. it
entire head or“ milch cows and 3011‘
now alik—
.-
9'
Subject: "Probation After Death."
. Wednesday evening testimony
meeting, at 8 o'clock. To both these
Reading room in Roodner's bulld~
ing, 61 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted) 12 to 5 p. m.
1 are welcome.
Sacred Concert of the Knights St.
A. M. 1:. Church. stock. About 18 cows 3?? side.
Opening Selection—Choir. ing, some fresh calves -b3 that-1m
Prayer—Rev..\¥m. Elliott. ThEY are a 01'055 between 0
and Jersey, therefore prod-um both.
quality and quantity. in flow of milk;
some are very heavy producers.
One two 3ear old heifer. tit”
11 it re, ten months old one
135111e fifteen months old the ham
of the cows are Springers due to
freshen in May, June and July. Al
opportunity to increase your heal
Scripture {leading—Mrs. Burr.
Selection-Choir.
Reading—Mrs. Chance.
Solo—Airs. Perkins.
Reading—C. Bryant.
Selection—~Orchestra.
Solo—~5Mrs. Middleton.
Remarks—Mrs. Kinch. 3
SclectiOll—Orchestm.
Recitation—Mr. J. Pryor. with the right SOFt- A3$°_“'°!'°
Corrie! Solo—Mr. H. “'ilson. forty quart milk cans. that-fl”
Selection—~(lrchestra. Louden Stanchions one two one-hf
Remarks—Rev. (Tamar. horse 8‘85 angina; 189$ in.
one stalk cutter, large size.
Trinity Church notices. Rev. C. S. This will be a hummer Don: for“. , ,
Lewis. ,\l.A.. rector. the day and date If stormy first hr 5
Calendar for the week beginning day.
April :3. 19:32. Rev. Charles A. PETER OQHARA Prop.
Marks officiating. ist5 Sunday after EMORY P. SA\FORD. Auctinlle“
Easter.
7:30 a. 111. Holy Communion.
9:30 a. m. Church School.
10:30 a. m. morning prayer and Green Mountain, Insh “-
59?“?ng m evening praver and or blar’ 1’ B S
gunk-emu”. . I ’ 3038, $4.00 Bag, 165 lbs.
Tuesday 2 p. m. serving met-ting of
the “’omen's Guild.
Tnursdm‘ 7:}:- p. m. nit-cling of th(
Girls‘ Friendly Society.
Cabbage Plants, $1. 00 PC
Hundred
Onion Sets, Grass. Garden 3“
Flower Seeds
at C UNEO’S
International Bible Sludcnts. Red
Men's Hall. \Vasllington St. South
Norwalk. Sunday. April 23. 2:45 p. 140 W'ashington St Phone a.
:11. Regular study. Subject. “The Fancv Strong Pan: y Plan
Main Purpse of the Gospel Age Be- Grown-Ev Ourselves at 26 m
ing the Selection and Devcloxlment of
all and Select
the Church the Body of Christ." beth 8" C
Favorite Colors.
The Textile Stone
_ GINGHAII WEEK
Sale Starts Monday. 24th. Speak _
price reduction on all Ginghsnrs_
See display.
You
SAYS “'ll-‘H AND BOARDER
\tLVLs‘Hl-ED: GETS’DEC—REE
Afar-rial Nov. '1'. 1388. and deserted
Oct. 1. 1913. \\'_iiliam XV. Clark, now
or” llallliury formerly of Stony Hill
Bethe! “as granted a decree of .di-
xorce on the ground of desertion b3
w oife in the Superior
Court 3esterlla3 afternoon. Accord—
mg to testimony offered by Clark. he
lcmOnstrate-rl with his wife regarding
attentions shown her by a boarder.
and Ishortly after this incident Mrs.
Clark and the boarder both disap-
peared trom Bethel.
He said he hired a detecthe to find
her but has been unsuccessful Har-
old S. Carlson. unployrd by the plain.-
tillf. told. of the friendship which ex-
isted between Mrs Clark and the
iboarder while he was etanOyed on
Clark's farm and James L. Taper. or
force. told. tru-
court he had madg an attempt to find
Mrs. Clark in New“): N. .l., where
she redded bcfore her marriage,
136 Washington' Street,
South Norwalk
$23136 GAINS A FOUR-POM
WIS OVER COLD mm
Yesterday was almost a. spring
day-eat least it appeared so when,
compared with the brand of weath—
or delivered 13111131132 And at. that
the man who furnishes the st3l~e we
mustaceevtdidn’tdoauytoogooda
’ Ara o’clock ycstemay attem
WV“
10-15-225 (391138 ’a Run
5 I.—
above z‘ero.‘ the highegt 110.. int reached
urchin: days. But that. “was. the limit
and it dropout way until 13%
night. '
At 6 o'clock last night it crossed
the so mark'a'nd continued to 5
'until the day ended with the mark
at 42. This was four degrees abové'
the mark at midnight Thursday. :bnt
We wish both friend and stranger to
331mm of years. \ery few minis.-
” can stir-them of. an
Mono:
.nggi 110de more valiantly
.fpmcntais He.
mu Cb RNWRA
e m as ea.
jnsi completed ‘ facial. m
malice 3.3;;on note of this. it is an‘
opportunity that comes only once. in;
Norwalk Chronicler