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FOR SALE
high prices paid for old« 7.
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lmnhurc. mahogany. cherry, .1 House—4 roams all improve-
l).'l". um, also old china. glass, 1 meme. large barn parking 4 cars, -
«_ 0' mail that is over 100$ in very desirable residential sec.
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BUSINESS NOTICE '
THOMAS J. CRO’I'I'Y
, 59 Steven- St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 371-4
LIetal Polishing. Plating and:
Finishing on Brass Reds. Automoa
bile Trimmings and Work of Every
Description.
EHHRGEE'S
.__—’—h-—-
south Norwalk Methodist Emma.
l
dellrlblo houses with' all-7 im-
l l A IlrmNSTElN ~ , . -
. ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 - , . movements in city or on shore:
“MW” 4““ PM“? 998 Prices are very reasonable. Cali
_. ~ or phone
* " WANTED ‘ ' O’BRIEN a. novr.
Union“ on Singer sewing '4 South Main St. Telephone 977
nus. APPLV SouthNorwalk. Conn.
i
ll JACOB AND SONS
titre-ct.
1.. South Norwqu
FOR SALE
Located in the First district on
trolley line or 6 minutes walk
from’ center of city.
\\,\\"l'l-2llv--4 or Room _
1.1m"? or small housc in South
it To.» Adults. Thomas J.
Su'ltll Norwulk luliirond Stat- 1 7-room house with impmve-
.. meats.
lelI-w l-‘ul'li touring 1920 or 192]
J. M. LAYTON & CO., lNC.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave.
l’t‘lllOlllllu‘llt' rims.
uml Touring co Sentinel.
l'l Zillli
El) ~l~1xpcricnccd stenographer
reference wants position im-
ely. Slenographcr. care Sentinel ‘
DON'T PAY RENT
For sale 2 houses on Lexington Ave.
Each house 8 rooms, both houses on‘
same lot. Lot 80x100. Electric lights.
This bargain you can get for $6,000.
Call
JOHN J. VENA
Real Estate 123 Washington St.
Phone 1292-4
Ell By Hungarian girl to do
rnl housework without laundry.
’ Lexington Ave. on Sunday
.l
Itlllr.
Ell , Fix-naval man wishes
ion as chauffeur. Can repair
l't\'t' any make car. Best, of
Ce. naval and civilian. Chauf-
czlre Sentinel.
FOR SALE—1914 Ford 550: 1917
__.’ li’ord $110; 1920 with starter $225;
ED~~rSix men to work on the 1918 Sedan 3150: 1920 Truck 8225.
j'ny road in Dilrien. Mondfl.v Stephcn \l'ood. l’ost ltond. llaricn.
‘ g. $51.60 for 9 hour day, luq. E. '|‘(-], 132,
s, llrooksidc Ave. Ph‘onc 259-3.
[“0]: S.\l.l-I—~ROSE vlll‘SllES.
,old $3.50 per dozcn. Francis Scott
lx'cy. i’rcmicr. Ophclia. Madame Ilut-
tcrfly. Mrs. Aaron \Vurd. Bloom from
ths-sc lmsllt-s won first prize at Flowcr
. _..,,. ‘_‘ yours
Ell 'l‘O BUl’v—Rctail milk
c. \\'rile C. A. Thompson. 563
lv- nuv. llridgcport.
‘Iill- Lady Dish-washer. Ap~
M 30“”, Norwalk Lunch, 39 Show. Ncw York. March 15. Hardy
m.,-m strect. ‘ Chrysanthemum plants, 1 your old
7 7 7___”___~_7 $1.25 per dozen. all colors. li‘onorahlc
TIC“ Hungarian lady would do treatmcut guaranteed. Reynolds
him: and ironing at home. Mrs. Farm. Highland avenue. Phone 285-4.
r. "I Flux llill road.
l-‘(IR SAl.l'I-v~l"ord Sedan. lilif‘ l920.
porn-ct. 3425: Ford Sllrburban.
1M0. pcri‘cct. $235; 1917 Ford tour-
lnr; car, Sills; lfll'.’ lt‘orrl touring $15le
'l‘lcll A nursc for baby. year
i nllr- hull‘ old. Reference re
d H s Lockwood, 50 Elmwood
TO LET \vnlk 2153 after 6 p. m.
A)
FOR SALE—4918 Dodge roadster,
Ill‘l‘ _ ('onnccting furnished
mus :llld llsv of kitchen. Also one 1919 Dodge (coupe. 1:20 Dodge
rah-«I from room with or without scrcen (lt‘llV’Cl‘)" “ Ford 19‘1. tourings.
.l “.1. “do”- 'hm. A ”v ,.., starters. Fordroadsters.Pr1ced right.
hlngtnn 3”..th ‘ " ‘ Pl ' ""1 George Lane, 11 Union Ave. Norwalk.i
l3?! 6 ynTaE'l'mw .. m. q”..- ron SALE-Oldsmobllc six touring.
. ‘ u u .
First class condition. (fan be seen
Sunday. $500. Shufelt‘s Garage, 11
Edlie Ave. East Norwnlk,
:ll.‘
l #1,
intluli‘t' John J. Ill Sena, 131.
Phone 1112.
ROOFING 3““? MNOdique by l-‘riml; and an ov-
ll‘l? Ford yrlllll‘lllfl' Body 333:; lSIG‘SXate’ Gravel, Asbestos, Shingles. pr‘ure'. "The. Barber of Fefllle" by
,___R -... Ford Touringr body $35. I‘honc Nor- Asphalt Shingles. Roof Painting “055"“. Sermon topic: ”Hymns and
and plastering. ml Church. Re".
of the New Year." a sermon for the
beginning of. the new conference
year. The pastor would like to see
‘all the members of the church pres.
ent. At 11 o'clock Sunday School
and '1'. C. B. Class meeting. At 7:00
evening song and preaching service.
The Reverend Asadom Solakian oi
Oilicia in Armenia will be the speak-
or for the evening. The evening of-
Iedng will be for the sufferers in Ar-
:menia and the Near East. 7
It should be noted that the time of
:the above services as here announced
is standard time. If time pieces are
changed on Saturday night or Sun-
day morning by such changed time
pieces the time or services will be.
10:30 and 8 o‘clock.
The cabinet of the Epworth League
«will hold its monthly meeting on
Monday evening at 7 o‘clock standard
time at the home of the president.
Freeman Mlnton.
‘ The Ladies‘ Aid Society will hold
its monthly business meeting on Wed-
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock- stand.
ard time.
The midtweek service of the church
will be held on Thursday evening at
To‘clock. standard time.
The Junior League will nil-ct fol~
lowing the school session on Friday.
afternoon in the church under the di-
recticn of Miss Grace Adams, Mrs,
K. \‘V. Massey. and Miss Hclcn Adams.
Local and long,distance trucking oi~
lull kinda-Piano moving Special van
{or moving W Dolly trips to«
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 3131
LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Main street, So. Nor-walk.-
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning".
repairing and dyeing» by modern
methods at very reasonable: prices.
Special attention given" to cleaning
and repairing ladies garments. We
guarantee satisfactionnnd prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a trial!
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and rep“:- your ca?!i
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
CRANES' MUSIC 8168010
Commercial Building} Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays. Wedn‘adhys, Thur-
days._ Violin, Banjo-Mandolin. Hawai-
ian-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on my payments.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best: quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Don‘t put it 01!.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELBIN’
Plumbing—Heating—Tinnlng
Phone 4733
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous International One-Pipe Heater
The. Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Geo. Ii. Tompkins. minister.
Chas. G. Ives. organist; Mrs. L. 1..
Pugh. contralto: Mrs. Lois “'crme,
soprano: \V. Raymond Godbcr. tenor.
9.30 a. m. class meeting.
10 Sunday School and Men's
scmhly
II worship and slcrmon.
6:45 p.7m. l-2pworih League.
7:30 -p. m. song service led by the
church orchestra. Besides leading the
song scrvice the orchestra will play
“Intermezzo" and "Love Song" from
As~
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheer-fully Given
Miller &. Bergow
10 Spring St. 5 Hantord Place
So. Norwalk . Tel. 1423-5
1{ymn Tunes."
Monday 7 p. m. Roy's Club.
Monday S p. m. Tither’s Associa-
tion will hold the regular monthly
mccilng at the parsonage. All inter-
ested in Tithing are invited. ,
Tuesday 7:45 p. in. class meeting.
and Repairing
3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ‘
TI-ib‘ NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387
PLU M. RING ——TIN.\'ING—— IIEATING
i.l')'l‘- »5 rooms. all improvements,
lmsllcd or unl'urnishcd. 10 (‘olr
, ~ , . .
Sr. South Norwalk, lugtou stlcel. Ihllllp Olt.
FOR SALE—ATM: classiest Ford racer
about in town. Equippcd with wire
wheels. in perfect running condition.
Call and Sec Clifford R. liuycs. 60
South Main St.
l-Ily avenue. 2
in a. set; and!
in a set. Light andi
Mrs. Nuggy 15 Lowo‘.
. .—-chen swarms of Italian
‘ l. l. .\ nicely furnlshcd o iFOR SAP}? ‘ » -
r m.,. m. two gentlcmcn Aprlymosi Docs lll Roat double walled hlvcs
um... MM” street 0r Tel 1410‘ 'illnd complete outlit. all ncw hives
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I» of looms. 3
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5?,
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arien Kennels. Phone 2383.
largo
.l"'l'A .\ furnished front,
lllll.. sultnlllc for.one or two gent-ll“)R
SALE mhlltxvvcll Sedan. 1250;
my AI'I'IV 3 Van Zant street Main street. Norwalk. Phone 1062-3
LET—e Six TOOUS- Inquire at GZEFOR SALE—1920 Indian motorcycle
nll sin-ct. Norwulk Pest Road! with side car. Run 5000 miles.
Co. Frank Day.
walk. Conn.
8 Belts Place, East Nor~
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hm“. W, ‘3;:im:l°r"f&eefvesg FOR SAT.E-—— Fine old residence on
m. 3 1.5.... heat hot water'aud' Flax 11111, in splendid condition. A
' " " lwondertul bargain at $9.000.
lml- sorviCl‘. Fireproof garage. Also
“mm”. :7 rooms, bath and kitchen- George Mitchell, Telephone 1861
I- Apply Mls. \‘thtney, 4 Orchlird
‘t‘l
FOR SALE—— Ford. open delivery
body with side curtains and wind
shield. Very cheap. Inquire of Frank
L. Anglone, 21 Tierney street. Nor-
walk. Conn. Tel. 856-23.
l
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7 Incuv furnished rooms for
HM i.lMi‘~l'i(t‘t‘Plllg. Phone 1330.
Niccly furnished rooms in-
lmnw. facing park porch,I
=mll.-_v lo seashore. Large airYI
mics reasonable. No. 2 Union
Phone 19.
' LET
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FOR SALE— At Raymnd street
South Norwalk;5 heavy work horses;
2 driving horses: 3 top wagons:
2 light wagons: 4 set heavy harness
3 set light harness.
ill
FOUND FOR SALE—Old fashioned bed room
. . 'r furniture. Seed corn and strawberry
" M' ' Monday afternoon at plants. Tel. 851-4. .
Marvin licach, lady‘s i'ur ncckpiecc.
(I 11-14.
_-FOR SALE—Live Spring chickens.
35c per 1b., fowls 38c 1b, recsters
.250. Broilers. White Wyaudottes and
Pekin Duck eggs for hatching. “'eston
Produce, 32 Main street, Norwalk.
Plume 405. -
T. OLSEN ‘
yea] and Long Distance
Trucking FOR SALE—Rhodes Island Red hatch-
ing eggs, $1.00 for 15. $8.00 100.
Phone 335-2 Delivered free. Phone 869 or address
John Bowker, Highland avenue, South
Norwalk, Conn. I
A QUICK SALE
.. . FOR SALE—~Rhode Island Red. ma»
W'W Is the time to sell any or all
hogany strain, Madison Square Gar:
ulll property. can on ggnsg£?§;sfiougggo fi’geisi 30’9rega‘:
JOHN J VENA ing stock. Circular. Phone '140, B:
. “.4 7 . ' ' Quackenbush,-Darien.
.lslungton St. South Norwalk
Phone 1292-4 FOR SALE—Ford touring, late
model, like new with starter, fully
equipped; tires hardly used. had the
best of care; in perfect condition.
anyone will admit on inspection.
Owner must sacrifice at once regard-
less of value an account of financial
dimculty; Lady will sell for the best
oler it sold before May 3. Call» at
once. Private residence. 301 West
Ave, 01 State St, Bridgeport, Conn.
FOR SALE FARM
in town -of Norwalk. House 10
rooms“ with all improvements._
Large barn. 23 acres» .of good
-——,h_.
. \VHJJAZW F. HOYT
.ms “wk I am offering Homes at
' ..- ulthin one's means. «
My...“ c Rooms, $2550. Cash $1000
0 Rooms. $3000. Cash $1300
0 Rooms. $8600 Calf-3600
. \ Rooms, $3600 Cash, $2000
0- Rooms. $4000 Cash, 82500
0 Rooms $4000 Cash. 81000
'4» looms $4000 Cash, $1009
_ l. Rooms. $4500 Cash, 82500
W“ ””lle‘. 8 Rooms: 4 up and.4
lunar .‘ ,_ .
I \ l.lt( rlC Lights. Furnace, Well
“Hum-7
”Misc,
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FOR SALE—Canoe. Apply 122 Wash- '
Country \Vater System. Ranges and 7 “'cllncsday 3 .P- m. regular meet-
0nc-plpe Heater. mg of the 1.. A. S. will be held in the
JOSEPH s. KERY( JR.. ("WW“-
Tel 492 Thursday 7:45 p. m. prayer semace.
21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk -—~—~
East. Avenue Methodist Episcoxxtl
TRUCKING Church. lit-v. R. lr\‘iug \Vatkins, l).l)..
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Office Leary S: 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tcl. 1577
Home Tel. 363
minister.
Sunday scniccs as follows (nil scr-
\iccs on Standard Time). 9:30 morn-
lug worship with sermon on "March-
ing Orders." 11 Sunday School. with
llihlc Class taught by A. N. Paddock.
Class subject: “Dawning ol' the New
1 Day." 0 Epwortll Lcugm- vcspcrs.
AUCTION SALE' led by Minimum: l.‘llommidieu.
, Topic: "Growing a Charactcrmtle
O. G. Palmer, Auctioneer, Soil." 7 evening worship with so;—
will sell at public auctlon on 31.27.?“ '1 ““ S“‘"""‘ 0' “""°""”“
Wednesday afternoon and f.‘lorlday 7 p. m. monthly meeting
. _ o the Official Roar-l.
evenlllg, 1\Iay 3rd; com Tuesday 7 p. m. the lloys' Club will
menclng at 4 P. M. at the hold their meeting in tho l'rl'mury
lloom.
Tuesday 7 p. m. illc business and
social meeting of thc l-prorth League
. will be held at the home of Miss Ruth
7 iv. Carothcrs. 4; Kcystcr street. It is
Sllentllmpormnt that al lmcmbcrs ol‘ the
league be present.
Wednesday 2 p. m. ' the regular
monthly business meeting or thw"l.u-
dics‘ Aid Society will be held in. the
Ladies” I’atior.
Thursday 7 p. m. midfweek prayer
meeting to which all members and
lricnds are urgfd to come. Topic:
“Faith's Reward." ~
Friday 2:15 p. m. the Junior Ep-
worth Leaguc will meet for recrea-
gtion period. to he followed by the
regular devotional hour.
Friday 7 p. m. the Friendship Bible
Class will hold its monthly business,
meeting in the Ladies' Parlor. A'ful‘l
attendance is earnestly desired at
this meeting. ‘
Members and friends of the oligarch
Burdett — McGilvray Store,
Atlantic Street, Stamford,
Conn, pier mirrors in excel-
lent condition. 12
salesmen Show cases, wall
cases, counters, forms, Show
tables, looking g I a s s e 8,
stands, dress hangers, officei,
fixtures, 2 safes, office chair‘
and partition, 2 doz. stools,
Show window curtains, re-
flectors. awning, case with.
80 drawers, stock boxes,l
coat hangers by thedozen,‘
large f i re extinguishers,
other articles. Attend this
Sale. There may be some-
thing you need. This is the
largest sale of show cases
and fixtures in the history
'of Stamford.
BY ORDER OF OWNER;
LOST " ' _"
LOST—New brown leather pocket.
book between Washington St. and!
Van Zandt St.. with small change and
ibills. also receipted A. J. Collins' bill.
Return to 272 East Ave. and ,receive
reward.
the church and its ‘various organiza—
tions will be held on Standard Time.
beginning with Sunday. and continu-
ing until further notice.
7'Knlght St. A. M. E. Church.
W; Henry Lamar: pastor.
Jubilee quarterly meeting.
6 a. to. praise“ service.
Sisters Perkins and Elliott. ,_
11 a. In. love feast. in cm of
Deacons Taylor and For-man of Stam-
10rd.
12:30 1). 111. Sunday School.
3:30 p. m. sermon by Rev. I. Stan-
chorus» of singers from Bridgepo‘ rt,
Stamford, Greenwich and Norwalk.
1’ p. m.'pra.lse service. Rev. W? H.
Elliott and Brohter Young. _ ,-
7:30 p. m. processional by choir,
and devotional services by pastor.
,7 8 pa; m. sermon by Rev. J. E.’ Feb
LOST—Saturday morning on EVash—
ington or South Main streets. 3
rhinestone ’b’ar pin. Finder -please
phone 1905. Reward.
L ST— hi it I Will hound, lon- - , ‘~
abseuéxthreeac wand . newt? :2; Noufy " Tuesday evening clans'meeting. ,
Paul Palinkas, ss- Falrtielc: Avenue. Special meeting 0‘ "we“ “‘1
stewards will be held on Mondazzgvu
. ’ » in . . '.
MASON CONTRACTOR e“ 5 r
H. Fabrlzio, mason contractor, 14
Subwden Ave, have a capable organi-
zation for the houdlin‘g'of any $03) in
this line. This concern; .3
drives; mus-and grading masonic
First Congregatlcnal Church. Nor-
walk. Rev. E. F. McGregpr, Finn”
( Hudthazeek. Service at‘10:30 day-
lght usingtime. Sermon by them-
John J. Stine]
‘. minister. Mas Willa; Miller. ”pr-aha:
#01:”; ggllcbimneys new a specialty. Mrs. J. J. vagy‘ contralto; Mr.
' c_ w. BAKER Leslie Fram. tenor; kindle"? Stern
39¢Pine Street: ling. bass; Mr. Carlton I. Homedieu.
(swish . 7
Sunday services: 9:30 preaching. .
' NAGY BROS. service. sermon theme “Theliey Note
will kindly note that all services of 9
Icy Jacobs of Greenwich. Singing- by A
: “Helody in the Heart”. ,_
Christian Endeavor-at V p.» m. day-
light»: time. Topic: “Applying Religion
t0! Every-Day Life." Loader, Clinton
C. H‘ub'oell.
Monday the Deorkeepers’ Circle
)fll’bmeet with Mrs. Marvin and Mrs.
fMBERel‘. '
1
communion at 8 o‘clock daylighttlmc.
The D. B. A. will meet'durln‘g the
Wednesday in order teammate
the speaker. Rev. John Dickey, of
in» the. press early next week.
, Music: .
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirlq
soprano: Mrs. Edna May Selleck, pi—
assisted by Mrs. Harry McBride. con-
ltralto and Mrs. Ethel B. Wrigley, vies
lluist. . '
Prelude, Canzona ....... Cat-l Bo‘hm
Miss Austin
Supt-alto Solo, Angels liver Bright and
Fair. from “Theodora“ Handel
Mrs. Newk'u-k
met. “Hark: Hark. My Soul!" Shelly
Mu. Newkirk and Mrs. McBridez.
Violin Solo; Cavatlnx .......... Rail;
Mrs. “'rigley
Contralto Solo "And God Shall Wipe
‘ Away All Tears" from "The .Light
of the World" . . . . Arthur Sullivan
hirs. McBride
Violin Duet. Canzonetta ...... Amos
Mrs. Wrigley Miss Austin
'I'ostlude'
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Saint—Sacns
lllrs. Selleck
South Norwalk Baptist Church. the
home-like church. Rev. L. J. Schoep«
pier. minister. All services on stan-
dard time. Sunday 9:30 a. in. service
of public worship. Subject: "Born of
the Spirit" Bible School Ire-eta at. 11
a. in Christian Endeavor meets at
6:15 p. m. Leader, Mr. Russell
\Vrighi. Evening service at 7 p. m.
Subject: "Jonah and the Great Re-
fusal.“
Jt‘i’edncsday 1:30 p. m. the regular
business and mlsaionary meeting of
the ’Woman's Association will be held
in the lecture room of the church.
Subject: “India." 7
Thursday 7 p. m. the regular mid-
week prayer meeting of the, church
will be held in the lecture room.
I-‘irst Baptsit Church of Divine
Healing. l)e\Vitt Talmadge Van
Doreu. minister.
Morning- service at 10:30 daylight
saving time. Subject of sermon: “The
Psychology of Mental Dominance."
Thursday night prayer meeting at
half past seven o‘clock.
Grace Baptist Churcu services.
Preaching Sunday 11. a. m. Sunday
School at 12:30 p. m. Missionary cx-
cruises at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. \V. 0. Har-
ris. our Stab l’reildent, will speak.
You are cordially invited and expect-
cd to be. present.
12. Y. 1’. 1'. will lncct at 0:30 p. m.
Preaching at 723" p. m.
Monday evening at the Grace Baa»
ist Church. a concert
You are expected to attend.
benefit of the church given by
Ladics' aid of the church.
Mrs. 'V. Cutler, president. Rev. H.
R. Cooper. pastor. .
Trinity Church notices
Lewis. M.A.. rector.
week llcginninl: April 30. 1922. Rev.
Thomas F. llydc officiating. 2nd Sun—
l-lcv. C. S.
Daylight. Sauna" Time).
7:30 a. m. Holy Communion.
9:30 a. m. Church School.
10:30 a. in. morning prayer and
SGY‘Y'HO".
7:30 p. in evening praycr and ser-
lllOl’l.
Tuesday p m. sewing meeting'of
the ‘vVomen's Guild.
7:45 p. m. business meeting of the
\Vomen‘s Guild.
'l‘llursday 7:45 p. m. meeting of the
Girls‘ Friendly Society.
1)
ct Vl'omcn's Guild, at 24 Monroe St.
Blue boxes of the V‘t’oman's Aux-
Hoyt.
o
East Norwalk, .Robert
rector. 2nd Sunday after
April 30. Standard time.
S a. in. Holy Communion.
9:30 a. in. morning prayer
sermon.
ll :1. m. Sunday School.
m.
o’clook.
Subject:
Wednesday evening
meeting. at 8 o'clock.
services thé public is invited.
all are welcome.
F. L. Piper, D.D., pastor. -
Morning service 9:30 a. m.
Sunday School 11 a. m.
J unior Loyal Workers 2:30 p. m.
Loyal Workers meeting'4:45, p. m‘.
Evening sermon 6 p. m.
, Servicesone hour earlier to con-
form to daylight saving time.
vice Thursday_6:45 p. m.
7Men's Hall. Wash. St, So.»
saving time.
slat.” en'lbv‘raeiz'ig1 the
owiftpreclousbloodrz pert
.bodkof'Chrlsi; of w"):
(the head: 3, the full
"at than” ‘ "
figwnn
3 . r. ms». Lot 120 x1252. Price land. All kind- or fruit. Well io-
. .\|‘N}l $2000. ‘ \ .. " 0‘0 . .7.
' L . . ' - “M, ”Facet ‘1“, “’- .
1:. ,1 l:n....,' ”M F- "OYT . mzomv T. was
' 79 Washington; Street. ‘
Felt-phone 435 " " .
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specialty. of: the building‘ilot
of the jfln’e’st chimney work- and; rig-s».
3. firework"rece§tly dons lowly-rm
Thursday preparatory service for .,
Meek. probably on Friday inhibit! of"
North Dakota: Furtlfl‘r announcement
hoist: Miss Macbeth! Austin. violinistaz
will be given.
entitled “The Old Folks Convention."
For the
the
Cale-n dur for the
day after Easter. (Hours of service——
Thursday and Fridayrummage sale
iliary may he returned to Miss Daisy
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard,‘
B. B. Foote.
Easter,
and
T p. m. mening prayer and sermon.
First Church of Christ. Scientbt.
57 West avenue—Thereg'ular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 9..
Sunday school will be held:- at 11
“Everlasting iPunlshment."
testimony
To both these
Reading room in Roodner's build-
lng. 61 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted) 12 to § p. m.
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Leaders, land Harvey Sta, East Norwalk. Rev.
Mid-week prayer and praise ser-
Intemationcl Bible Students. Red
Norwalk.
sunny. April 30, ‘3 o’clock, daylighi
Subject for. study "The
Mediatotial Work of the Great Mes-
following re-
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‘St. Paul's Parish. Rev.
lH‘bWPII, rector.
Enter.
7:30 a. m., Holy. Communion; 9 as
Louis B;
Second Sunday after
{Insomniac-and sermon: 7:30 p. m.,
evening prayer.
St..- And’rew‘s Sunday School, 353
Main street, 9 a. min St. Paul's Sun.
day.- Scho‘ol a‘tsthe church 9:15ea. m.
The above hours are daylight sav—
ing time: those Who make their
schedule‘on; standard time each of
theservices is.an your earlier.
The motor 6&4 the parish: will make”
an announcement or great importance
and interest tomorrow; and requests
the attendance of all members.
All persons are welcome at the ser-
vices. Strangers andvisitors in town
m. morning prayer: 10:30 a. m., Holy .:
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The church is open all day every:
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meditation. SQMGB Wednesday and
Friday at 9 a. m‘: and other days at"
7:30 a. m., holy days at 7:30. 9 and 5.
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and the allied diplomats recently serv-
ed notice on the Chinese northern gov-
ernment that this line of communica-
tion must be kept open as a. means of
safe egress for the foreigners-in Pe—
king should the capital be menaced by
the forces of “’11 Pei Fu. '
It would appear that Chang Tsa-
Lin‘s forces Were endeavorlng to pro-
tect both the capital and the railway.
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VISIT AMERIBA
SIBL’. (Hermanstadt). Transylvania.
April fill—Queen Marie of Romania
probably will be obliged to defer her
long-contemplated trip to the United
States until next year.
She had hoped to visit New York
prior to the coronation of herself and
King Ferdinand. which willtake place
here August 16. but the wedding of'
her second daughter. Marie. to King
Alexander of Jugoslavie. early in June,
will make it impossible.
Thcn she has a number of official
visits to make this year to European .
countries so that a voyage to America
after the. coronation in August is ex—
tremely improbable. '
The popular Romanian Queen de-
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sires to express her warm appreciation
and thanks for the many invitations
she has received form women’s civic
societies. other organizations and per-
sonal friends in the l’nitcd Slates urg-
ing her to visit America this year. ‘
She has even had invitations from!
motion-picture concerns. one of which
offered her a flattering sum to appear;
in an American scenario as "Quccu of;
the Movies." She obviously had to (10- ‘
cliuc these nov>l tenders. ‘2
Thecorcnation ceremonies. which 3
will take place in the heart of the;
beautiful Transylvanlan Alps. will be;
on a scale of lavishness and regal:
grandeur hitherto. unknown. in thel
Balkans. A magnificent cathedral of!
Byzantine design. costing million; oft
francs. has been especially er‘eé'ied in;
Sibiu for the crowning of Europe'sl
most beautiful Queen and King Fe J
dinand. The Romanian parliament
has appropriated an immense sum for
the'event. Most of the reigning sover—
clgu‘s and heads of state. throughout
Europe have been invited. It is hop—
ed here‘ Persldent Harding will send
someone to represent. the United
States.
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie
ascended the throne just before the
beginning of the world war. and the
continuance of the struggle made. it
necessary to postpone the coronation
from year to year. August 16. which
has been finally chosen for the event.
is the anniversary of Romania‘s entry
into the war. '
Massive crowns of'gold. surmodnied
by race stones. have own made for the
l‘tumanian rulers and'the Queen has
lcplaced all her precious jewels which
were confiscated by the Bolshevlkl
early in the war by gems and jewelery
of even greater beauty and worth. Her
pearls alone are said to represent mil-
non? of trance.
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