Eon SALE
WANTED
...... no; boys for various piece
work operations.
Apply Employment Dept.
NanALK TIRE a RUBBER co.
_ ANTIQUE FURNII‘UR‘
_ I time furniture, mahogany,
3“ maple. pine. etc, also aid chins. class,
i anything of merit that is over 100
.1' years old.
' D. A. BERNSTEIN.
205 Westport Ava Phone us
. WANTED—emperienccd operators on
' Singer sewing machines. Good pay.
. steady work. Apply at once. Conn.
Dress (30., 40 Franklin St. 3t
i WANTED‘Hand
. take work home on ladies'
Grace Emb. W’ks.. 8 Hanford Pl.
WANTED w An experienced dicta~
phone operator. Apply Emp. Dept.
_ Norwalk T’zre & Rubber Co.
embroider-ere ' to
suits.
ti
WANTED~Two or three laborers.
good for pick and shovel. Apply 32
Bayview Ave. new house. Min-White.
WANTEi‘PExperienced sewing ma-
chine operators 0n men’s shirts and
underwear. Apply Cluett. Peabody &
(30., Inc.. South Norwalk.
’WANTED—Girl for general house-
work. Enquire 3 Elton Place. East
Norwaik. Phone 2732. 3t
WANTED-A boy that is willing to
learn the baking trade. Ludlow Bak-
ing Company.
WANTED—-Boys in in machine shop.
Steady work, good pay. Neptune
Hdwe. Mfg. Co., 66 Fort St., East Nor—
walk.
WANTED-Plano and playenpiano
owners to Phone 346 for expert
tuner and repairman. Scientific tuning
a specialty. Philip W. Schultze, W'est-
port Ave, Norwalk.
WANTED——Operstors on plain stitch-
ing for house dresses and bath-
: robes. Clean, steady work, good pay.
Charles Mfg, 136 Washington Street,
South Norwslk.
WANTED-72 or 3 gentlemen rompers.
Good winter home with good serv-
ice guaranteed Breakfast served if
desired. Modern improvements. Good
bath. Mrs. H. A. Craw, 30 Chestnut
SL. South Norwalk. Tel. 1257-3. 3t
WANTED—Jim man familiar with
architectural drawing for position
in New York city. Apply. Manager,
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.. South Nor.
walk. Conn.
WANTED-2 or 3 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. garage space if
possible. Address Apartment A, Care
of Sentinel. 3t
WANTED—2 yard men. Apply Alfred
Brown Coal Yard, Merritt St., S. N.
Antiques, high prices paid for old
cherry,
Foil. SALE—FFruit store, in Stamford
Good income.
Lawrence Agency,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
15 80. Main St.
well located. doing a good business,
but selling on account of sickness.
Want a quick deal.
' ml nu wmcglz'
Are ou‘goins to . ' t , ‘ .
thatxnew roof." We? put on all kinds.
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Heavy fibre roof paint... .. $1.50 gal
$500; Grant 6 touring car.
with
Ford touring, 1921,
3260; Oldsmobile touring, 8 cyl.. $350;
Paige roadster, 1919, $550.
0
FOR SALE—*1 1921 Ford touring car,
ruck- 175; 1 sedan, 8176; 1 runabout,
:40: I‘mnabout. $75; 1 Oakland and
Chevrolet touring. S. S. Woods, Dari-
en. Tel. 132.
For: SALE—diodes, bath
9 rooms,
lugs. Shade and fruit trees. acre and
half land. Near Norwalk. Accessable
to everything. 1". O. Box 664, South
Nor-walk, Conn.
FOR SALE-£00 White Wyandotte
Pullets, White Leghorn yearling
hens, Anconas. Fancy milk fed broil~
ers, 45c lb. Fowls and roosters. Phone
405. Western Live Poultry, 32 Main
St. .
FOR SALE—Nash, 5 pass, latest
model, like new, completely equipp—
ed, fully guaranteed. See this before
buying new. Mr. N. W. Higgins, Room
520, Hotel Davenport, Stamford.
,
FOR SALE—2 Ford touring cars,
1920, with starter, like new, price
$235 and $245; 1918 Ford touring car.
demountable rims, $160; 1916 Ford
runabout, demountable rims, 595;
Ford touring body. $50. Call at 5
\Vestport Ave, or Phone 2153 Nor-
walk. 3t
FOR SALE——2 1922 R60 speed wagons,
1 1920 Ron speed wagon, 1 Com-
merce light truck. Tel. 1339 after 6‘
p. m.
FOR SALE—«Western Electric wash-
ing machine, 220 volts. perfect
working order. Also Hamilton Beach
sewing machine motor, 220 volts.
Must sell on account of moving to
city with different current. Sanderson,
56 Woodward Ave.
sou SALE—Upright piano, Webber,
in good condition. Callat 31 Chests
nut St. South Norwaik. 3t
FOR SALE—Built :n or counter desk.
seven feet long with grill top also
panel and grill door. Enquire at Senti-
nel.
FOR SALE—Glass partition, seven
feet wide and seven feet. six inches
high, suitable for office or vestibule.
Enquire at Sentinel Oilice. -
FOR SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue, Norwalk, at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash. balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. 1. Vans, Real
Estate and Insurance, 123 Washing~
ton Street. Phone 1662-3 or 2813-3.
WANTED—~Stenograpber, experienc-
ed, knowledge of bookkeeping. Good
position. Apply at Regent Theatre tf
WANTED-JVhiie girl to do general
housework References required.
ply 3 Concord Street. A,
,r \I‘
v.2
.5
WANTED—McsSenger boy with bicy-
x. clc. Apply Western Union.
WANTED.
Young man as assistant to win-
dow dresser and card writer.
BOSTON STORE
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE
i. M. LAY'I‘ON c 00.. 1nd,
‘ noel Estate and Income;
I Mud Avenue So. Norm
FOR SALE—~Brand New Bathroom,
$65. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water—
closet seats. 5. Seidenbcrg Co., 545
3rd Ave., bet can 36th and 37th Sta,
New York.
TO LET
FOR SALE—A chance for a quick
buyer to secure a home at the right
price. modern in every respect, good
location, two car garage. Don't wait.
Phone 2822.
\
To LET~Furnished room, all' im-
55prgvemenw, for young lady..Phone
TO LET—~F‘iVe rooms, with improve-
ments, or whole house of seven
rooms, with improvements. Adults
only. Phone evenings. 874-5.
FOR RENT—~A garage. in center of
town, $5.00 a month.r1nquire at
Clothing Store. 58 Water St. ti
TO LET-:4 rooms. all improvements.
42 Tales St. George Worse. Richards
Ave. Phone 267—2.
_ LOST
LOST—~Tucsday. a. black key case
7., with keys. 'Ilcturn to Kmhaw. 50
flamrbor View Ave. Reward.
f PROFESSIONAL
jinANo ms‘rsucrlou—Mns. L. n.
. assistant tome. Victor
,Binrt. W111 W a limited mambo:
of earnest pupils. Studio. 12 West
Avenue. South Not-walk. Tel. 1921,
am. and Popular Home “an;
g , inasmuch;
JtYonHavoaPiano.Whym-ltmyu
. WM*MHOD
m Wubington St. Plum; 2731
LEGAL NOTICES .
am
a
NOTICE.
Bidswinbomeivcdumemm
, Board 0: Charities, on, nan,
September 25th, for
FOR RENT—5 room flat. all improve-
ments, very central, $30.00. Call 6
Hamilton St, or call 2955.
TO RENT—In good locality. house
with all modern improvements and
convenience. Inquire 22 Taylor Ava,
near Flax Hill Road.
To RENT—6 room flats. 28 Waehln -
ton St. Enquire Z. Sallick, 29 Mad?-
son St, South Norwalk. Phone 1937.
To RENT—z room apartment. neat-
ly furnished. for light housekeep-
ing. adults. Hotel Bristol. 9! Wash-
ington BL, 80. Norwalk.
T0 LET—3111661! furnished
- to:- iight housekeeping. ӣ3313:
rent. 7 Summer St... or ago,
Telephone 1861. Mitchell.
TO“. LET-1n
vary
Convmiontly
Dorian, '
Barton. 4 room cottage
desirable neighborhood.
located. Phone 664
T0 RENT—6
the modem We rooms. with all
improvements. includ-
st the ing tile bath and tile kitchen. Located
on West Are.
In
Store. quire at
Keoier’s She.
FOR SALE—Overland 4 touring, 1922,
starter,
225.00 Victrola with
FOR. SALE—A S furni-
5185; 1 coupe, $100; 1 worm drive
furnace. fireplace, garage, outbuild-
, PIPELESS FURNACES.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955’ or 387.
We sell 3 ply slatesnrfacé ....‘ $3.25.
We sell 3 ply rubborsurfa . .. . $2.753.
We sell 2‘ ply rubber surface . . . . 32.50 '
We sell "1 ply rubber surface . . . . 32.25
LEADERS—G UTTERS—THATCHER ,
i.’
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‘ South Norws'ik MethodistEplsco '
«church. Random: .1. Snavely. ruining
Eton Carlton L'Homntedieu.‘;orgnnist.
‘é—aSunday services: At 10:30: as. gm,
Theme: “The Se—
At 12 111... Sunday
i‘fireaching Service.
out of Serenity."
Remodeled and Repaired.
Hematitching.
, TUTTLE SHOP
84 No. Main St.
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FIRST CLAS
TAILORINQ TO ORDER.
Now is the Time to have Your Furs
Sbufelt _
Brothers. Durant Dealers, 201 Wash-
Street. East Norwalk. Tel. 3075.
install . Phone 389
Simeet at the home of the president.
*At 8 o'clock. evening constant! proacti-
in: service. Theme: "Approved and
~Unashanied.” All are inviteoto these
services. . ‘ “ ‘ '
Wednesday evening'at 8 ololock the
‘,cabinet of the .Epworth League , will
a
Freeman Mlnton. . _ '
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock the
"mm“ cheap; .oitahougszmllniquire of A“ 1“ BR” 20
. c .
tiff 3:151:11??? First SL. or Phone 82 No” Méin St“ Phone 9 ‘
2658. 3‘ READERS! ATTENTION!
present customers will
kinds of’ metal.
Give usta Trial.
Phone or Write.
H.» JAFFE
37 Fort St. Tel. 499
We gladly otter our services to the
Public because we believe that our,
recommendi
new ones that We pay best prices for; 0
second hand furniture, junk and all.
East Norwalk.
‘will be held at the parsonage. -
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the m‘id-weeki'service oi the, church
will be held- The subject will be:
"The Kingdom and the Will." the sec-
nd and third petitions of the Lord's
Prayer.
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
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AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch a; Eismann‘ Magneto Service.
Starters and Battery lgnltions repair-
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for Junk I also pay lo a
pound far rags. Phone 390-12.
MIR. 8. FELDMAN. '
5 Rowan St. East Norwalh
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plant moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City" Building clone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 818
FROM THE FACTORY TO
~ THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions at all kinds sold on our our
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
tsction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone ' 317 tor representative to
‘NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe SL 80. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec—
inlty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING
(and and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN a; F'LYNN 5
(Oflco Leary & (30.. R. R. Avg.
Tel. 1577 ..
Home Tel. 86!
._.._4
FOR SALE.
House, 6, rooms, all improvements.
85,500.
House, 14 rooms, all improvements,
$6,000. , .
Both centrally located.
Lot, in Winnepauk, 501160 it. with
2 acres of tillable land in rear, 81,700.
For Particulars Ask
JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main Street . ' Norwaik
Real Estate & Insurance.
THINK 0F. lmlllts
THINK 0r Hill
It you are looking for a. quality bat-
tery. at a low price, here it is l Quail.
ty plates—«selected cedar wood sepa-
ratoro.‘ Every part or the C. W. Bat~
tery (Wood Separator) is carefully
made of t material down to the
last detail. It is by far the best bat-
tery at anything like‘the price. Sizes
to than cars. Ask for our prices.
The Eye: Battery Station, 49 West
Avenue. Phone 938.—Advertisement.
Mason Contractor
Are you planning to have walks.
drives or roads built. Possibly it may
be grading work, a chdmney or a. fire-
place~if the job comes under the
above suggestions, H. Fabrizio, mason
contractor, can do it, do it
and at a conservative price.
this vicinity have been done b hi
and his capable organizationy M:
sonry work in its every feature done
the better way. Oiiice 14
Avenue. Phone 2824. ' snowmen
WHY BUY COAL ?
The secret cf the Ins
Burner success-it is biting: pigscegtl
air. 8 per cent. kerosene oil. Burners
lastfor years as there is no carboni-
zation. Easily installed in your range.
No coal
out. to carry in, no ashes to carry
om“ in rear house.
Demonstration at 45 c
7am, I-to 5 p. m. dailyfegory 301119...
INTERNATIONAL HEATING GO.
FOR SALE-45 room house. near West
avenue, all improvements. in excel-
lent condition. Price very reasonable.
FOR SALE—House in first district. 5
’ minutes from can“, 6
. - roo
improvements... , m" all
t
O’BRIEN & 80v;
Real Estate 4!: Insurance
4 80. Main St.
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All makes of Magnetos, Generators,.
ed and installed by expert mechanics-
correctly ;
Some of
the finest jobs in masonry work about
bemr‘Chal-les G. Ives, organist and di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contrnlto:
Miss Willa. E. Miller. soprano: Harry
I... Sterling. trance; 1!. P. Sunderland.
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lAssembly convent at .10 o'clock. The
~ lecture in the Assembly will '6 on the
"Firm Book of Samuel." Members of
the, school are urged to come prepared
to remain for the church service. '
The first service in the newly decor-
ated and altered auditorium will be
held at 11 o'clock. The sermon will
be preached by the minister. The
subject of the sermon will be: “Is-
aiah's “Vision in the. Temple." In the
evening at 7:30 o'clock the Rev. Al-
bert E. Beebe. 'pastor of Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.. will preach the sermon.
Rev. Beebe will be remembered axons
of the most brilliant pulplteers that
ever served this church. and. doubt-
loss many pv «pic of the (it“‘ will avail
themselves of this opportunity to hear
him again. - ,
_ The Tuesday evening class meeting
will be held at the usual'hour. 7:45.
On Thursday evening, in lieu of the
usual prays~ service; thcer Mil he a
special service in the church. when“
Rev. Huhrrt l’i. Munson. D. 1)., a for—
mer pastor of this church. now pastor
of the NostranngeKalb Methodist
Episcopal church of Brooklyn will
preach. It has been several years
since Dr. Mormon has Occupied his old
pulpit, and it'is expected that a. large
audience will turn out to greet. him.
An invitation is extended to every-
one to attend the services of the
church, and a cordial welcome is as.
sored all those who may accept.
East woe Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. R. Irving 'Watldnn. D.
D., minister; gcinrcncc Cabie._organ-
in. and choir. director.-—~Sunday serv-
ices as follows (8. '11): 9:30 gm.
morning worship with sermon on
"The Law of Revival." 11 a. 11)..
Sunday school, with Friendship Bible
class. taught by A. N. Paddock. Class
subject: "A Vindication. of the Christ."
6 p. m., Epworth League vespcr nerv-
icc. led by Harlan Baxter. Subject:
“Using My Billion—{or Myself." 7 p.
111.. evening worship with aerznon on
"The W'utchman's Duty.”
Tuesday»?! p. in. meeting of the
Boys' club. '
Vi’cdnesdaywol p. m.. the Ladies‘
Aid Society meets for work.
Thursday—4 p. in. mid-week pray-
er meeting. The theme for discussion
will be "Preparedness."
I
Swim may worship with us in any or
;our services.
school and‘T. C. ‘B. class meeting.
monthly meeting of the Omcial Board '
Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock,
Choir rehearsal isron Friday evens-
church, George B. Tompkins. minim,
tenor.————The Sunday school. and Men's:
. school.
A cordial invitation is given to all
3: home-like church; ,7 :3
ipler, ministers—Sunday, ,
service, ,of ' public ; worship. Serxmon
‘aibisctr remain; and 'Loostnggl',
Eflmtsfimcfiu 3,; 15- ’ 13. ~
“SpirituarClimate.” 1, r. V,
‘ThumW-rrfip- 111., " "581,113:- mid-
week prayefi.‘ I :- meeting. Subject: “Pray-
erud=flodfsCarm 7, - _
23.0.; a. m,
Subj t:
, Grace Baptist church—ASunday,
31.12 m. - Sacredtconcertg at 3:30 5p.
,m.-——one of the finest ofthe year. . .B.’
Y. P. U. at 6
8 p; m. ' ‘
.All'are‘welcome. , ,
: Rev. J. A1 Fuller willodcupy the
“pulpit in the 'morning; Rev. J. {12.
Felton p. m. . .' ‘
, '8 .o och. All young‘pecw ‘ f
. ieltre welcome- j " ‘ ‘ , ' ‘ " 3
, Tne'snnual-tmlanoo; 7 ivél’wnl be ' N01 IC . 5
held the first Sunday in her. Revf ‘ .’« , , ;
3M.“L._Steup otHolyokehiass, Will, , ‘ , a
preach the German sermon in .the VB, .1311! and sell new m E
.inornins. and-Rev. 11. C...Stechholz 0! second hand clothing. :.
«South inner-meccanndngvreasm a» Highest - . “
' the essential-mansion“ afternoon. . 7 Price! paid, ;
.The, choir will sing oxab‘oth services. If-yon have any, drop us ‘ :
The Ladies Ald Society will serve a card and We will call. ;
Puncheon ‘atrnoongiazidgin the evening , '
,‘in ther'basement ofth church. The . ' . . _ -
sister congregations, Cot ‘ ‘ Danbury, S LE 1
Stamford, Westport «and Bridgeport: . ' g Y ;
“"9 be “Vite? ’7 . » , 58 Water 8*. So. Norwalk I:
International- Bible Students. Red‘ ‘9
Men’s 113.11.. Washington street. South AN
Norwalkésunday, Sept. 17. 3 p. in. THE WORK
:30 :3. my ,Preachingiat
‘Trinity‘church notices, Rev. CNS.
Lewis .M. A.. rectum—moods:- for the
iweek beginning Sept-17 (14th Sunday
,after Trinity): 7:30 a. m..~lioly com-
munion. 9:30 a- m". Church school;
10:30 m’m..,moming prayer and ser—
mon.’ 7:30 p.» m., evening prayer and
, 'sermon.
Nor-walk Methodist Episcopan ‘
, Saint Paul's church (on the Green),
Rev. Louis E. Howell. radon—Four-
teenth Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 a.
m..- holy communion. 9 a. m.. morn-
ing prayer. 10:30 a. m.. hely chm-
munion and sermon. 7:30 p.
evening prayer.
St. 'Andrcw’s Sunday school meets
at 9 a. m. at the Winnipnuk school
house. St. Paul’s Sunday schoolrmeets
}at 9:15 at the church. Bothvschools
‘lnvite scholars from the age of four
‘ years upwards. The schools are prop-
are in charge of the classes.
body who wants to come, to them-
Strangers and visitors in town are as
pectally invited to attend them.
, St. Paul's church is open all‘day.
every day in the year, for rest. prayer
and meditation. '
Christ church- Gregory Boulevard.
day after Trinity: 9 a. m.. holy com-
munion. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer
and sermon. 11:45 a. m.. Sunder
7:30 p. ‘m.. evening prayer
and sermon. ' . .
Thursday. Sept. not—Meeting of,
the Women‘s Auxiliary at the church 1
at 2 p. in. Final preparations will
made for the house warming and -
caption touts rector and his wife. at
the new“ rectory. 256 ' East avenue.
which. will be held on, Wednesday
evening. sept. 27th. trom‘ 7 tel 10
o‘clock. ' . - ' , ,
Thirty years ago Christ parish had
its beginning as a Mission Sunday
school of St. Paul's church. Plans are
under was“ to celebrate this 30th anni-
verihry during the month of October. ,
First Church of Christ. "Scientist, 5?
West a.venue.'-—The_' regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 10 a.
m. .
Sunday school will so held at 10
o'clock.
Subject. Sept. 17: “Matter.”
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 7 o‘clock. = > '
To both these services the public is
invited. "‘ _ '
Reading room in the Roodncr build-
ing. 61 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted). 11 to 4.
All are. welcome.
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5 Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev.
WV. Henry Lamar, mastery-11's. m.,
illev. S. P. Perry will preach. Sub—r
3.1ch .“The Promises of God." 12:30
,9. m., Sunday school. 7:30 p. in. .
granny Day" service witn'a. splendid
{'Drogram and sermon by Rev. C. B.
iLawyer of Boston, Mass, also presi—
dent of the Young People's depart-
ment of the New England conference.
and is the conference singci. Sub~
Ject: "The Faisity of Life." »
Rev. Perry is pastor of our church
at Greenfield. Mass.
\Ve invite the public to attend these
SQI‘Vices and let these ministers see
what We can do.
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Congregational church, South Nor-
Walk. 'F. E. Jacobs. minister; Archi-
bald Merriam, organistanddirector;
Mrs. I“. Irving Smith. contralto: Mrs:
Edith Weir. soprano; Frank .Nasho
138360: W. Raymond Godber. tenor.—
Services for Sunday. Sept. 17, will be—
gin promptly at 10:45 a. m. Mr. .‘ia-
cobs will preach. The Sunday school
will not meet until Sunday. Sept. the
24th. ,
The music: program for Sunday
morning will be as follows: , ,
Preludc—-"Adagio in E—nat”. ..Merkel
Quartet—"Sweet Is Thy Mercy" .
............ Bdrnby
Oflertory~“Awakenlug"... Engcimann
Soprano Solo-—"My Redeemer and
My Lord” . . Buck
oo.;........o.
Airs. Weir. .
Postludm—"Andante‘ln C". . . . . . Silas
Norwaik Congregational church.
Norwalk.’ Rev. E. F. McGrcgor, pastor
(D. T.).—-Morning service with sermon
by pastor at 10:30 o'clock. Sunday
801100! at 12 o'clock.
Minimums Circle meetingsi at ‘12
'George Dykmnn. diMo’tt avenue.“
Music: ‘ '
Mrs. Iiuuau
Prelude~sncrcdf Sons. lfieidfiu
'Violin‘ and mass. " " ‘
iRev. F. L. Piper.
*at 1 2 noon.
o‘clock Monday alteration withMrs- ,
' masseuse, ao-
nran‘oz Mrs. _' Edna 'Mayi' conceit. '
file-gist; Missmllcbeue Austin. ,
n . . i i '
This notice is standard time.
Advent Christian church. Van Zahdt
and Harvey streetsfii‘ East Nor-walk.
pastor.-—-Sunday
morning- service at 10:30. preaching
by the pastor. Topic: “Return and
Reviv " Sunday school at 12 m.
preaching,” 11 a. m.’ Sunday school 3
m...
erly graded andrconipetent teachers ,
The church services are for every:
East Norwalk, Robert B. B. Fools, sure is lowr
roctor.;~—Sept. Shh; fourteenth Sun— Atlantic cons
7(1). 8. T3, E. J. Lunch of Mount Ver—
non, N. Y.. will lecture on the Bible
theme: a "Man's Everlasting Home.”
Mr. ,Lueck will show, frornthe “Ford
of God. that man’s natural home. eter-
nal and everlasting, isthe planet upon
' which we now jive: ,it is not to be
destroyedbut is to bevpcrtected and
brought‘to the beauty or the Garden
of Eden—which literally means “Par-
adise of God." A very different prop—
osition from “Heaven," God’s place of
residence—PS. 145: 16': Nehemiah
9: 6; Isa. 45: 18: Mat. 6: 10; PS.
‘ 145: 13; Isa. 65.: 17-25; Rev. '31: 1—7.
The word heaven means “spiritual ruz-
ing powers" earth. "social onion"
sea_ “dissatisfied mastic-l.- of. human-
it a" ‘ '
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,Of the expert I; applied to
pair of our Eyeglasses.
rials are mad and the
charged. Our standard
found in the ordinary
on premises.
THAMER, iNC:
Optometrists and Optidam
, e .
' 8 IAtIatitic Stu Shmféd
93817
Best of mate.“
derate price;
0! work is nef-
Shop. Factory
5.. Tuesday—«s p. In}. special businessw
insisting. ofrtfie Young People‘s M. and
D. ‘Guiid. 7 '_ '7 . 1 ‘
Thursday~9:30 aim" St. Mathew's
,Day. holy communion. ,8 p. m., house
‘warming party inparish hall. ‘
Friday—L5 p. m.‘. cake sale by
:Women’s Guild at Sfillson's &.‘Pow-
en”. Drug Store. .
.‘ Nazarene church scrvices.-—~Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Praise and preach- :
ing at three o'clock. led by Mr. Swen-.-
son of Stamford. ‘We expect Biis<
Tweet rnd Mr. Bil-deco of Starr
to sing Yer us. Come in er 1
good singing. These
open to the public. E?
come. Come and hes: 1
Nowell 69‘ Murray
CLOTHEERS all-‘URMSHERs
“To Men Who Know”
:53 Washington St. 50. Norwalk
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$ Per ContrOif on All
Our High Grade
HEEWS wool. PANTS
South Norwaik Egg»...
Monroe street. E.
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31:25:; Sissr Gaming in charge.
V biz-:Punzelt on Friday night.
:5 All are cordially invited to attend‘
Ethese services. ‘ ' 1
l . Weather Forecast
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I For Norwalkand ficinity: Fa’r to-fi
nightand . Sunday; , cooler; . fresh
north and northeast winds. The pres-
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sitcoms 37. 7‘
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'2' Stores
this met-hing. alonlgméhe
t and high over e p~ ‘ .
per Mississippi Valley. Showers have Liberty Square 11 No Main St.
occurred during the. last 24 hours in . Tel. 2978.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Car: to thl‘.
‘ Bridgeport Auto
Wrech'ng Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak'and Genie: St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires [I
fit any make of car’
Lake region, New England and
331' coast and between the Rocky,
Mountains nad the Mississippi rivet-.3,
The temperature has fallen in the
northern districts from Montana to
,Maine. Frost was reported from Min~
nesota.
_ ADVICE ON ALIGNMENT. J
If your ~ automobile tire starts toi
wear outcuddenly in the middle of)
the tread it would be well for you to:
find out. whether your Wheels are out‘
of alignment, according to Richard
Webb, of W‘ebb Brother}. 125 South
Main street. dealer in United State
tires. *
Bad alignment is one of the princi—
pal causes of tire injury. The first
symptom of mic—alignment is rap-d
wear in the center of the tread.’ Ex-
amination of the alignment should in-
clude an investigatmx; to see that
there are no loose bearings. for a
loose bearing means A wobbly wheel,
which is especially hard on tires.
FLORIST»
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Spray]
and Floral Designs.
LEAVING AMERICA.
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Rowland M. Beach
some 3140 ‘- :3 16 m 9:
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Loyal Workers' service at 6:16. Even-
ins service at 7:30. Topic: “How a
Syrian Found Healing."
Ladies" Mission meeting >Wednesday.
Weekly prayer service of song and
testimony Thursday evening at 7:45.
During thé‘pgstor’s vacation in New
Hampshire the uipit has been sup-
plied by S. W. clear 'of South Nor-
wnlk, and one Sunday by Rev. J. W.
Davis of Bridgeport.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Cedar street. near West ave-
nue. Rev. E. C. Wenzel, pastors—«Ger-
man service, at 10 a. in. English
service at 11 a. m. .Subject for both
services: "The Great Commission of
the Church." Algal-e cordially wel-
come. Blble clay?" and Sunday school
The choir will rehearse. Tuesday
evening. beginning at 7:45 o’clock.
The Young People’s Society will
meet for a. social gathering Thursday
4 and delimitation is tree. .
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PALACE mDAY.
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Beneficial Loam Society
makes loans in any amount not exceeding $300.00 at interest rate ,
provided by law, You can make a loan here on household furniture
, or note in a quick. confidentiah and absolutely safe manner. Advice _ _
..See us today for further information.
Wall Pépof’éf 1045-20-25.:
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Painting, »- Papertfianging at ‘ Low
BM es—-Gi . ”vs-Use Trial.
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.recalled as commander‘of the ’ ' "
American Salvation Arm
forces by Gen. Bramwell Boo
of England and will retirc'to,
other fields. .
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