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all improvements. in one of the best
residential sections in the Third dis-
trict. Can be purchased on easy
terms. '

 

J. M. LAYTON £ C0., BIG.
5 Railroad Ana.

 

FOR SALE—Horse. big. heavy and

nound. Weight between 1500 and
16m). Will work any place. Also young
20m nanny about 1 1-2 years old. C.
it. 'reeis. Flax Hill Road. Next Brook-
ride school.

 

FOR SALE—Dodge roadster and
Chalmers Sedan. Ford delivery.
Trades and time payments considered.
S. L. Taimadge, Woodward Ave.
Phone 813. .

 

FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey and

Guernsey cow. with call. Call Satur-
day afternoon or Sunday. Inquire of
James 3!cSally. 40 Stuart Ave, Nor-
walk. Tel. 2174-4.

 

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FOR SALE—40 room house, acres

of land. Desirable property. land can
easily be divided into building lots.
House in line condition. having all
improvements. also barn. Would also
ilk“ to buy or exchange Bridgeport
properly for a cottage or two lamily
house in Norwalk. G. “7. Coggsweil.
220 Meigs Bldg. Bridgeport.

FOR SALE—1519 Ford Suburban.
$200. 1917 Ford tpuring. $1135. 1917
Ford runabout. demountable rims.
3150. Call at 5 Westpott Ave. or
Phone 2153 Norwalk after 6 P. M.

FOR SALE—For $3,500 cash. farm 0:
25 acres. 8 room house and barn.

l~2 mile from 3. Railroad station.

Lawrence Agency. Phone 1900.

 

 

 

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FOR SALE—Ford touring car.
lect condition. all good
reasonable. Tel. Sorwalk 572-3.

FOR SALE—Ajax and Norwalk Non-

Skid 30:23 1-2 tires. $8.30 each. for
few days only. Austin‘s Garage. Phone
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FOR SALE—A farm of 70 acres on

the post road between Norwalk and
llanbury with 1 mile frontage, about
:15 acres under cultivation. 35 to 40
acres of very heavy timber and pas-
ture. 13 miles north of Norwalk, 9
mil. 5 smith or Danbury. 11 room house
in very good condition with Delco
system electric lights, all improve-
ments. Cobblestone garage [or two
cars. Five chicken houses. Biz barn.
rows. Team of horses. All harnesses.
About 200 chickens. All kinds 0! fruit
trees at big bargain. For particulars
call John J. Venn. Real Estate and
Insurance, 123 Washington St. Olfice
Tel. 1292-4 or Residence 2813-3.

 

QUICK SALE—Do you want to sell

any or all of your property or buy
property. 1 have over 200 houses in
the city at very reasonable prices. If
you will step into my office any time

ticulnrs. A bargain. See me first.
John J, Venn. Real. Estate and In-
surance, 123 Washington St. Office
,Tel. 12'2-4 or Residence 2313-3.

 

FOR SALE—5 room bungalow. 10

Elton place. All modern improve
ments. Very easy term For portion-
lars Phone 2015.

FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.

$55. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated tilt-1w: special
big bargain. white celluloid water.
closet seats 85. Seldenberg Co. 545
3rd Are, betWeen 36th and 37th Sts..
N. Y.

 

 

USED CARS
Buick Roadster
Buick Roaster
Cadillac Rotor-tar
Mormon. 4 Passenger
Oakland, 5 Passenger Touring
Rec, 5 Passenger. Touring
Chandler, 7 hunger. Tour.

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1920 Packard, 7 Passenger, Touring
1912 Packard. Sedan
1919 Hudson, Coupe
Ford Roadster
Muck Truck. 1. 1-1701:
VAAST BROS,
South Norwalk.

 

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PROK THE FACTOR! TO
THE HOME
Motocross, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plat. Alon renovating. notin-
taction manic-ed. Drop uncardor
telephone 317 (or representative to‘
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5 Rowan st.
- m NW“ ice and who have not yet informed
NAG ‘- . - -T the pastor. should do so at once.
73805. The program for Children‘s Day
Low! an! ions came-e trucking or “mm:
all kinds, Pun. m_ v“ Processionul - “Onward . Christian
for m My mm m Soldiers."
N" York City. W m "Marching Midst t he Flowers"—
C SM no”. 318 Responsive Reading—School.
Prayer.

Exercise—Primary class. Mrs. Brad-
bury.

“-r-‘m the Suuiny School Ranks"—
School.

iRecitntion—"The Gem of Days"—

T. C. B. clam will be held. with bus-
nes and social matures.

momma? evening at 3 o‘clock the
Epworflr League will hold its result
Iii-weekly business: inspiration! and
social meeting. Maul-prise awaits an
who attend this meeting,

Thursdayevenlng at 8 o'clock the
weekly mid-week service of the
church will be held. The subject will
be "Dives and Lazarus.”

Parents who desire to have children
baptized at tomorrow morning's serv-

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Baptismal Service. ,
Recitation—"It ls Children's Day"—
Buymond Partly.

Ruth L'tzingcr.

EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC

convenient. I will give you full par— _

Tel. 13mm .

“I confide: it my ~
:, duty to write and tell the rennin of

Will overhaul and repair your tar
in own garage. All makes of m
Starting. lighting and ignition. n spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 499

 

CRAXBS' MUSIC s'rtmto
Commerclnl Building, Nomlk. 1 to
9 vs' m.. Tuesdays. Wednudm Thur.
Gm Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Ham-
Inn-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ment! '0!!! on em mom

WE SPECIALIZE [N

vour order for your spring repairs.
Don't put it oil.
With Expert Service.

HENRY A. BEGELBL‘I'
Plumbing-Headng—Tlnning

Best quality leaders. gutters and
in: work Now is the time to lento

Remember We Combine Quality

 

Asphalt Shingles. Root Painting
and Repalnn' g

32.60 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOFING co.
23 Elizabeth Street. '

Phone 473-3 ice. led by the minister.
56 Water Sme‘t. South Hm Christian .-\¢ivenlure—-—Out of Etc-r1:
.. , . . . . Amt efor. ., . .. . Place? 1;). In... cunning worshipwith
Famoln international One-Pipe Hater armon on "The Pure of Salvation."
On Tuesday 21nd \Vcdnesday there
ROOFING will be a. rummage sale. conducted by

Slate. Gravel. Asbestos. Shingles.
3~piy Heavy Slate Surfaced Room]:

TEL 387- -

 

One-Pipe Headers
JOSEPH 8.. ERIC 11L.
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Are.

PLULLBISG —TI.\'NI..\'G—- HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and

80. Semi:

Dutch—Misses Soavely and glinw.
lExercise—“A French Ilourmet {or
Children‘s Iiuy”—Five girls of Mise‘
Renrdon's alas.

3 Remrkr—Superintchflent.

£ Remarks—Pastor.

Collection and Offer-(onE—Cholr.

“We Are Mnrclhg Onward"—9~chool.
Benediction .

Methodist Episcopal
Ii. Irving “’atkins. D.
Clarence Cable. cm
and choir director—Sunday sernce:
as follow: (3. T.): 9:30 in. m” Chil-
dren's Day Service. “The fiend to the
Goidtm Age." baprfxnal non-ice and?
offerings for the Children‘s Day
tund. il a. m.. Friendship Bible
class. taught by .L 3'. Paddock. Class
subject; "Among the fiumaritans.”
v6 1!. 31.. Epworth League \e-sper serv-
Topic: “The

East on -. nue
church. her.
1).. minister:

. Children's sermon.

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Postluvle—“Festive March" (for Chil~
dren's Day) ............... Hurst

“it. Rev. 1?. H. Jacobo. minister:
Mrs. P. Irving Smith. contralto: Mrs.
Edith Weir. soprano; Frank Noah.
but): Archibald let-rum. organist.
—Services for-Sunday. June 11. will
be given oser to children's exam
The following program will be given:
Prelude—~"Canzonetta in D”... .Lynes
Procesm‘onai —-— "anard. Christian

Invocation.

Anthem—“The Lord Is Hy Shepherd“
.................... MacFarren
Hymn.
Ottertory—"Adagio" (Swing Song)
....................... Pease
Greeting Song—

Three children tom the primary.
Baptismal service. ‘
Recitation— :

By nine children from the begin-

ner’s Chis.

Hymn-—
13y theschool.
Recitation—
By eleven girls from the primary
department. -
Song-

By theprimary department.
Recitation—
‘By the school.

The \K’hatsoever Circle will' meet
Tuesday arts moon at 2:30 o'clock at
the borne of Mrs. Henry Batman. 23
Seaview avenue. Mrs Hartman and
.‘irs. Dwight Spaulding will be the
hostesses. ‘

First Church of Christ Scientist. 5“?
West avenue—The regular Slméa‘ .7
service of. this church is held at 10
a. nu. Subject. June 11m: ”God. the
Pruner 0: Man." Sunday shoal
will be held at ‘1"’ o'clock.

Wedneadm‘ evening testimony meet-
ing at 7 o'clock. To both those serv-
ices the public is invited.

Reading room in the Roodner build~
in: 61 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted). 11 to 4. All are
welcome. ’ 'ThiS’ notice ' is’ ' Standard
time.

 

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Tuesday—8 p. UL. the [1053' club;
primnn room of the church. 7 p. (11..
the “'omen's Foreign Missionary So-
ciety will hold their monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. A. X. Paddock.
:19 Seaview avenue.

\Tednesdnyal p. m.. the Lodles’l
Aid. Society will meet for work. ‘
Thursday—7 p. m" the mid

 

W. DE BRUYCKER
Painter: and Decanters

12 Eight St.

Phone 2132

South Noronlk

 

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CARRIGAN & FLYPO'N
(once 1431’! &C0.. (on. Are.
Tel. 157.“!
Home Tel. 368

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prayer meeting. The theme for dis—
cussion will be “The Lori? Acimovrl-
edg‘zrtiay—lzls p. m.. the Junior Ep.
vrortl'. League will hold their regular
meeting in the lecture room at the
church. in charge or bits Vivian
Scarnmon. superintendent.

0n xenon}: evening next the young
people of the Epworth Law will
have n mooniLeht sail. Boat will leave
the Washington street bridge float at
5:30 p. :11. Those desiring to 3c: will
please report to Miss Harriet ‘arm.

and secure their tickets The num-
4 her is named. therefore note that the
first to apply for tickets will be first
served. — _

On Wednesday. the 213: instant.
there will be a chicken supper for the
churchsafdmtobeeerredbg
an W'fl Society; Tickets may
better! communal-suture society.
Fuller notice Inter.

» w- Episcopal
chunch', George B. Tompkins. minis.
tor: ”8.1mm and di-
rector: Mrs L. L. Pugh. contralto:
m “1118 B. Miller. soprano: Hans
E. Sterling. H. P. Sunderland.

 

. Sunday school and lion's
Ageinbly at 16 o‘clock. Childrens
'Duyoinbeobservedstsilthem-
ices during the dar- At ll o’ciodkthe
same-smear of will be admin-
ismred‘ to infants
The sermon topic will be: “tooth and
on weed.” The eremng'
a will be in charge' of
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1‘.le in lhe eacant store or. \Vashing—lmseol. (D. T.). Children's Day pro-
ton street. occupied by the late .\eie;

Will hold their regular meeting in thel
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:day school session.

-week l

and young ellln'lren.1

:15 "chm

walk. Rev. B. 7’. “dinner. Ph. D.

cram at l~=t3fi with Verses fin-‘1 music.
entitled "r‘nr Lord's Prayer.” A serv—
ice of baptism of chit-iron at 173:34‘. in
connection with this program. This
will take the place of the regular Sun-
All. are invited.

Hominy—At 7:45 the Gleaners’ Cir-
cle will meet with Mrs. Grindrod.

\Vednesday evening—The Kind
Word ('lrrio will meet with Mrs. Has-
oeil. Eversley avenue.

South Nor-talk Baptist church (the
home-like church). Rev. I. J. Schoen-
_pler. minister. Services on D. S. ’1'.)—

‘Sundny. 10:3"‘ :1. m.. dedication serv-
ice 0! parents and children. Sermon
subject: “Inexhaustihle Resources."

Bible school meets at 13 o'clock. C.
E. satiety meets at 7:15 p. m. Even-
ing service at S p. to... will carry out
an‘ interesting program in connection
with'Chiidren's Day.

Tuesday—S p. m- the regular
monthly bushes meeting of the Bible
school. As this is the meeting to elect
oz'ficers. it is important that every
teacher: be present.

Thursday—S p. m.. mideweek pray-
er meet. Subject; "The Shield of
Faith." ‘

 

Nazarene church servrces.’ 42 Frank-
lin street—Sunday school at z p. In.
in change of our superintendent. Mr.
Mott. Children at all ages are invi-

clas 3nd lnrlm all other young peo-
ple who would like to come and spend

teachers with the interest of the
scholars at. heart. ‘ Mothers. send your
children out to our kbbath school.
We till be glad to welcome them.

' Preaching at 3 p. 211;. in char-goof ,

pastor. Mr. Anderson. Street W
at 6:45 in the evening. followed by
people’s meeting at 7:30 and. then
preaching
services are m mic ,

mm, at 'z n. on. children‘s

meeting in char-gent m Wu.
childrul are on 9mm a spe-

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Friday. at 7:6 p-.m.‘YonngBeo—
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Soldiers" ............... Sullivan
Call to worship. 5‘0??? beginning June 13._ leayinz
1301:0103”. ‘ Prat-:dence Mondays only at 5:30 a.

 

York. New moan and Hartford rail-
road will become eflective Sunday.
June 11. at 12:61 a. 111.
Additional trains will be
and a change will be noted
follow-lug schedule:

Basin: and New York
The “Seashore Express" will be re-

pub on
in the

In... making the mine stops as last
year; one New York 10:30 a. :11.
Train No. 55 will leave Boston at
12:25 p. m. and be scheduled about
one hour and ten minute: later at
intermediate stops to New tack. due
7:28 p. m.
Train No. 173 will make additional
stop at Kingston. R. 1.. 11354:. on.
and be scheduled four minutes earl-
ier at Near [Auden and New Ha" .

Train So. 173 Hill be sobering)
from two to nine minutes later.
Bridgeport to Kingston. R. L. inclu-
sive. due Providence 7:57 a. m.
Train No. 20 will stop at Saybrook
daily. ‘

New York and Sew flare-n.

F Sunday train No. 396 from New
York to New Haven and No._ 359
be restored on last year‘s schedule.
Train No. 250 will leave New

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this profitable hour with on Good ,

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she. make additional stops at Rows

4:16 a. in.
Train No.
Soutth Nor-walk. be scheduled

witch and make additional stops at

Train .\’o. 45 wil stop at
Train No. 28? will leave Sew Ha—
ven at 3.32 p. m.. and be scheduled
iron; three to eight. minutes earlier
“intermediate stops to New York. due
6'3q p. 31.

See New York-Springfield service
for information relative to new tru‘n
No. 95 and train .\'0. 9".

W and m

Saturday train No. 355 and Sunday
train. ..\‘0. , 275-» Jar—ill. be. restored. on.
last year's schedule. with first trip
from New York June 17 and from
\Y’vrsted June 1&.

stored June 13 on last year's sched-
ole.
State of Maine Express.

Trains Nos. 53 and so will be
operated on. present schedule. but No.
94 will sop nt 125th met. Stam-
ford. South Norwalk. Bridgeport.
New Haven. Her-idea and Hartford to
“take passengers for Willimantic or
beycnd only.

Train No. 93 will stop at Bridge.
port to leave. pamngens from mm-
mantic or beyond oniy.
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anon (:32 a. 112.. due South Norwalk.

:66 will omit stop at!
one;
minute earlier at “Import and Sau-’

Greens Farms. 4:43 p. m. g
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Sat-inlays only. 12:44 p. m. ,

Trail: No. 259 will be discontinued. 1

Sinday train No. 12¢ will be re-y

of stalls. Energ- trading any in the
week the following breads are made

, Vienna and.
gluten bread (25¢ per loaf for gluten:
bread)- Sweet rolls are reads every-
morning at 7 a. m. and other rolls or:
various kinds are rod? in the after—
noon at 3 o'clock. All bakery pm
duets here are made from buoyant;
and in a sanitary way. The Sanitary
new (John 3. am 1109.}. 35:

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