WAN TED
. t' felt slippers; women for hand sewing; o ra-
for lss "IR nannies—Steady Work Assure:
- APPLY ——
H. JACOB & SON
tors on Singer Sewing
'50 Day Street
\
South Nor-walk.
WANTED
FOB saint
VASTED—Small Victrola. in good
condition. AddreSs Music. Cars of
Rommel or Phone 2054.
\i'AX’l‘ED—Buttonholers at once. An
ply (‘luett & Peabody. Inc.
\\'.\.\'Ti—Il’>-Elderly man for position.
- work. responsibility. with
\lust be agreeable. Address
Faro of Sentinel.
i-.
* \NTED—Wlll pay cash. not over
Ford coupe with starter. Body
-.ster'ed. must be fair. Tel. 1838.
riques. high prices paid for old-
furnitm mahogany, cherry.
etc, also old chin glass,
that is over 100
All
"19
3",. pm.-
1; :ing of merit
1“." old.
D. A. swam.
Phone ”8
:.2 WestpOft Ava
..
ll'STI-ZR OPENERS “'ANTED.
Apply to
J & J. W. EILSWORTH CD.
Price 30 cents per gallon.
W‘ANTED.
protons on Singer machines.
Apply.
6.3 WATER STREET
Entrance on Haviland Street.
_,. __,___________.—. .
""‘MPORTANT SPECIAL “‘ORK. ‘
Two married men; energetic: willing
‘0 work hard. can get quick promo-
tion with exceptional pd)". 335 weekly
while learning with opportunity to
'make more. Permanent. references
required. Pleasant work in local ter-
ritory. Apply or write. Room 218. First
National Bank Bldg. New Haven. Ct.
W'Axrao—z yard men Steady post.
:ion. Alfred Brown Coal Yard. Men
' Street. So. Nor-walk.
\N'TEDmBy young lady, High
él-hool graduate. a position as sten-
»:x.pher. Address "Position." Care of
incl. 3:
FOR SALE—Two buildings- as t!-
good material. must be moved be-
fore Nov. 1st. Inquire at Truck Gm.
Wilson Point Yard. after 3 P- m.
FOR SALE—Choicefiy roots. 30c.
50c and up. according to variety-
Addresa x Y. 2.. Care of Sentinel.
ma. SALH Ford touring cars.
cheer. as good as new. Come cola.
they don't last long. Also a Ford tour-
in: body. Can be seen Sunday mom
lngbetweenl’a.m.and1p.m.0all
at 5 Weapon Ave. or Phone 2153 Nor-
walk.
1 extension table. 1 couch and 3 hole
gas plate with table and oven. Phone
1643-3.
FOR SALE—Fin brick building. at a,
bargain. inquire 2 Snowden Avenue.
80. Norwaik. Conn.
FOR SALE—Western Electric wash-
his machine, 220 volts, perfect
working order. Also Hamilton Beach
sewing machine motor. 220 volts.
Must sell on account of moving to
(i ty with dillerent current. Sanderson,
58 Woodward Ave.
FOR SALE—27 ft. gl.. cabin motor
boat. 2 cyl. 4 cycle 10-12 E P. Pal—
mer motor boat and. engine like new.
$450 if sold at once. a real bargain
for someone. A. Wolf, 3 Cove Ayew
East Norwalk.
FOR SALE-3 young turkeys. ready
for market. Henry Richmond. 319
Flax Hill Road. 80. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Ford touring. starter.
3235; Ford. touring. starter, 3250;
Ford touring. 9110; Ford coupe. 3325;
Ford coupe. 3360; Ford chassis. start-
er. 3136; Chevrolet roadster, 8100. in-
spectlon invited. Get our allowance
figure to turn in your old Ford on one
of those late starter models. Bedlent's
Garage, 7 Center St. Phone 1012-12
FOR SALE—1 acre. large 6 room
' house. barn, chicken house. fruit. :
miles out. close to Boston Road. only
$2.600: half cash. Geo. Mitchell. Tole
phone 1861.
‘JTED—A boy with bicycle. Apply
:stern Union Telegraph omce.
TED—Piano and player piano
i ers to Phone 346 for expert
- and repairman. Scientific tun-
specialty. Philip W'. Schullae,
’1 Ave. Norwalk- 3!.
"ED—Two eroctora or men:-
, an medium sized work. two ra—
1'ili operators. one planer hand:
”raced considered only. Apply
- Machine (30.. 50. NW. Ct.
l—‘u‘i‘EID—Room and board by a
in: Christina man. Address reply
:uriield Battery Co. South Nor-
*.
:N‘TEID-vi‘our or five rooms. all
\NTEQ—Will exchange piano for
h automobile. Reply Box 57. 50.
.ton. Conn. 3t
".provsmsntn. centrally located. loi-
:‘Addreas J. B. 5.. Care of Sentinel.
\N‘TED-«EXPELRiENCI-ID OPERA-
"v‘1R5 AXD CUFF SE‘TTERS. AP‘
" LEROY SHIRT (50.. ll CHEST-
“ STREET.
l
‘ "rtmily of two and child 1 1.2 years
\.NTED«l-land
.13»? Work home
an
.XTED—Two girls or mother and
'suzhter. white. to do everything
New York. in winter. Phone Darien
before 12.
embroider-er! to
on ladies' suits.
. a Emb. “Fits. 8 Hartford Pl. tf
WANTEo.
thong man as assistant to win-
»low dresser and card writer.
BOSTON STORE
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE-
, f.—
1. M. LAmN ‘ CO. Inc.
1 m) Estate and lnawancs’
u Ramona Avenue So. Norw'alh
, FALE—J room house. near West
2'19. all improvements. in excel-
».leition. Price very manic.
< \l.E'-H in first district. 5
-‘:~.-x from center. 6 rooms. on
ments.
”'3le I: BOY!
all Estate & Insurance
' FOR SAW—A. beautiful home, Spring
FOR SALE—One Dodge tourhlg car.
in excellent condition. many extras.
Inquire Kendrick & Chase. 13 Ray-
mond St. Tel. 917. 3:
FOR SALE—Buick G touring. A-l cow
ditlon. nice top, good rubber. A but-
gain. Tel. 913-5. after 6 p. m.
FOR SALE—Ford touring our. 1922
model. with several extras. owned
by a. private pnrty. Will sell realm-
bie for cash. Call between 10 n. m. and
2 p. In. at 51 first St. East Norwnh.
FOR SALE—5 Airedale puppies. full
bred. 3 months old. Frank Logano.
W‘eed St... West Norwalh. 3t
FOR SALE—~34 ton Dodge truck.
used only 1 month. Tel. 3059.
FOR SALE—~11 room house. for one
or two families. Phone 1048.
FOR SALE—1 Ford touring car. 1920
starter. 9245: 1 Ford touring car.
1920 starter. $225: 1. Ford touring car.
1918. demountable rims. 815'): 1 Ford
runabout. 1916. demountable rims.
$93: 1 Ford touring body, 850: 1 Ford
winter top. 945. Call at 5 Westport
avenue. or phone 2153 after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE—1921 Oakland sedan.
1921. Ford sedan. 8375:1920 Ford
coupe. repainted. 8300'. 1920 Chevro-
let touring, $350: 1917 Ford touring.
$125: 1917 Ford delivery. $100: 1919
Dmigo coupe, repainted. 3475. Lane's
Garage. 3 Harriet SL. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—New six room bungalow.
all impcovements. lot 63:100. three
minutes to trolley. inquire evenings.
Saturday afternoon or Sunday of Own-
er. 8! Main street Nomlk.
FOR SALE—Desirable plots at Mar-
vin Bench. level with sidewalk. ex-
cellent surroundings. C. T. McGOVEm
Agt. Phone 3006.
FOR SALE—Ford touring car. 1913.
$90. 23 Elizabeth street.
FOR SALE—2 1922 Boo speed “8011!.
llszoneospeedwagomICom-
merce light’ truck. Tel. 1339 after 6
p, m.
mlAvenue.Not-walh,ats -
Price Mush. balance onshsy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Val-a. Real
nmmwmmwm-
ton-Street. Phoue 1M3 «3813—3.
FOR SALFr—I bedstead with airings. .
rm
THE NOEWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 3965 «387.
APTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
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I‘m-Ia. pillows. "bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plat. Alto renovating. satis-
“mthawdor
telephone 311 for mm to
NORWALK star-mites co. .
Fromm: and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO ammo
Will overhaul and repair your ear
i“0‘"!ta-l'ICIB.Aiirn.1|.kesofcara
W. lighting 1nd ignition. a spec-
lalty. All work-mum Phone ‘90
mm
(and and Ibo: Distance of an Kinda.
CARRIGAN & FLINN
(Ole. bury & 00.. B. R. Ave.
m 1571
Homo Tel. 808
LEGAIT NOTICES
SOLVENT no “CE.
DiSTRlCI‘ 01-" NORWALK, 3:. PRO
85'”: COURT. September 14. A. D.
1 2.
Estate of Eugene Weafer. late of
Norwslh. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Die
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and ail.
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those 'who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested within
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
1
men: to:
ROSE WEAFER.
Executrlx.‘
TAMMANY I: CONNERY.
Attorneys.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, so. PRO-
3:211: COURT. September 22, A. D.
1 2.
ESTATE of William J. Crnw.‘ late
of Nor-walk. in said District. deceased.
ORDERED. That. the trustee of the
trust created in and by the will of
said deceased for the benefit of Jo-
sephine Craw. exhibit her umunt to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate Oflice in Norwalk. on the 29th
day of September, 1912, at 11 o‘clock
forenoon; and that all persons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the said trustee wilLeause
this order to be publlahed in a newe-
paper having a. circulation in said Dis-
trict. at least the days before said
39th day of September, 1922.
HENRY .W. GREGORY.
Judge.
37mm
FUR RENT.
Have several 6. 7 and 8 room
modern houses. furnished or un-
(vanished
LEILA M. MOSSER
Reel We and Insurance
Phone Norwalk 1607-3-
TO LET—Space for automobile, 51
South Main St. opposite Clitord
Hotel: also basement. North Main St...
heat. electric lights and water. Harris
I: Guns. Water Street. 4
FOR. REIT—Single and two room
npnrtments. for light housekeeping,
neatly funds gaa. electric lights,
steam heat. Adults. Hotel Bristol, 94
Washington‘su‘eet. 3t
TOW—Four new rooms on third
floor. improvements, suitable for a
couple or two or three ladies. Located
betweat W and West Avenues.
mo. 37 Cedar Street.
FOB. RENT-me attractive rooms.
all improvements. one minute from
trolley, adults preferred. Apply 9
Highland Avenue.
Tom—Which No. 6Wood-
war‘ Ave, with an improvements.
rent 930.”. [Inquire no So. Main St.
Tel. 3392. . :
PM 130“
l
a
* lithium-lull
are "quested to make immediate pay- .-.
The mt- Cosncu at the Nor-
walh High school. can“ of root
sophomores. six junior! and ten sen-
tors. was elected yesterday at the High
school as follow——
show—twin Holmes. Earl
Barryi Ethel Peterson and Lola Bax-
ter.
Juniors—limit! Blue“. staniey
lovsky. Leo Fm. Helen Pren-
derpat. Dorothy mews and Con-V
Lewis.
senwrsz~uror Miller. Harold
Davis. Donald Wm Frank Ab-
butt. Irving Homo? Wt Hoyt,
Marjorie Hunt, Esther Havens. Ruth
McMahon and Anne Barrett.
A meeting for canniamtion will be
called for the early part of next week,
at the High school.
The first meeting of the Senior
Cia- for the year was held yesterday,
after school. President Frank Ster-
ryybbott called the meeting to order
at :45 o’clock. The first bumne. put
before the students was that of the
class dues. It was deciced to have
26 cents the monthly dues. President
Abbott then announced the committee
cnclaaarinslandeia-pmawnichhe
had appointed. The committee is as
follows: Emma Ruby (Chair-man»
Harold Davis. Helen Reynolds. The
ring: will probably be purchased from
a local dealer. and the committee is
planning to go around to the various
jewelers to secure their quotations.
President Abbott announced the com-
mittee, for class colors and class
motto. as follown': Frances Deitz
(Chairman) Marjorie Hunt. Margaret
Hoyt and Bernard Fineson. A com-
mittee to take the banners down from
the wall upstairs was appointed.
Thomas Ireland and Harold Skidd.
There was much discussion as to when
the regular monthly meeting should
be held. and finally it was decided to
hold it on the first Monday of each
month. after school. The time
when the meeting should be held. in
the period before school or after
school. caused some heated argu-
ments. but after much debating. it
was decided to hold the meeting after
the school. At the next meeting. a
business committee will be appointed.
and editor-incohief of the class book.
Miss Eugenie McMahon. graduate of
last year's clan was a. visitor at
school yesterday.
The football team is gradually
rounding into shape. under the expert
eyes of Coaches Stephen P. Clifford
.and Charles Roselle. The first team
will be picked within the next few
days.
The four new room! being built up-
stairs. will be ready for occupancy
on October int. and it is probable.
that some changes will be made the
home desks rooms at that date.
Frank Lander. graduate of last
year's class. was a visitor at school
yesterday.
._______.____.———
POST CARD SHOWER FOB
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.. Anociated
Freely—Between Septem “ 15 and
November Ii there will be rattled to
the 3.000 Methodist Episcopal Sunday
schools in the United States 73,000
post cards from the twenty-four home
and foreign mission school centers of
the world.
The Board of Sunday Schools is
taking this means of bring the mem.
bers of the Sunday schools in America.
in personal touch with the schools
they help 39 maintain in all quarters
of the world. .
Each school superintendent in this
country will receive a. cord from stu-
dents in Korea. Japan. China. the
Philippines Malaysia. India. Africa.
Liberia. North Africa. Central Eur-ape,
Mexico and South America.
Cards also will be sent from the
domestic school centers located at
Boston, the frontier school in Mon-
tana. Church of All Nations of New
York City. Spanish American Institute
at Gardena. Caiif.. Pittman Center
School at Ernerta Cove, Tenn" Pueblo
Indian school, Pennsylvania. settle-
merit schools. Porto Rican schools.
Hawaiian schools and Wiley college
at Marshall. Texas.
in each instance the ards will be
addressed and a short message writ—
ten by one of the students of the
schools. The nae-ages will be in the
way of a. garcons! ppeal from the
children wn'o need elp to the child-
ren who are helplngjhem.
More than one and one-half million
dollars were contributed by American
Sunday school students to missionary
_work last year.
DDITIONAL. TROLLEY
A TO ROWAYTON-
___.__——
on petition of twenty—five resdienta
of N the Connecticut commy
has announced that it would operate
trolley car beginning " this
would leave Norwalk
i[ti-yromzlnsoutlnnnchedule fat-one
weekasateetandattheendofthat
time. it the test me
same schedule will
is successful.
at 5:56 a. m. and the second at 6:39
a. m. This schemne was inconveniem
who petitioned that
South Norwflk smut Bowen-d
church, my. John J. shanty; minis-
ter; Cnrlxon L'Hornmr edit“. W
and choir direction—£11124”, service!
(standard time); A1: 10:30 n. at;
preaching service. Sermon theme:
"The Secret of the. Noblut Oblique-t.”
A: 1: o'clock. Sum schoolmd‘r.
(Lucia.- Them-1.10.18.
oil-will be "museum:-
ment and the New." At 7:80 o’clock.
evening mug and preaching ”m4.
Evening theme will be “The New ion;
and the Open Book” There will be
a brief but important meeting of the
Official Board following tho hour of
morning worship in the church audi-
torium. ‘4
The Epworth League will hold its
devotional. businen and social meet-
ing on Wednesday min; in the Sun.
(1&7 school room.
The mid-week service will be held
on Thursday evening or 7:45 o'clock.
Tn. out fall Enemy of the Ken's
Christian Industrial Dengue will be
held on Friday owning at 8 o'clock in
the chapel of the church. All mem-
bers of the league are invited to be
preent for this meeting. as important
matron are to be presented at once.
Subscribers to the expenses of the
church who during the summer have
permitted their mbmn'iptions to get
Into m are urged to my subocrip-
tions to date that‘the church treasur—
ar may have funds with which to pay
church obligations.
Last Sunday’s attendances were the
best for the fall- Tomorrow should
bring still more people to church.
Welcome waits members and visitor:
alike.
i
East avenue Methodist Episcopcl
church. Rev. B. Irving Watkins. D.
D.. minister; Clarence Cable, organ-
ist and choir director. 10:30 a m-
morning worship with sermon on "Re-
vivais and What They Mean." 13 111..
Sunday school with Friendship Bible
clan. taught by A. N. Paddock. Clan
subject: sDtsclpleship—Jts Command
and Demand.” 6:30 p. m. Epworth
League veoper aer‘dce. led by Mia
Bertha. E. Farr. Subjéct: ”Using My
Bible——for omen" 7:30 p. m., even—
ing worship with sermon on "The
Watchman'a Warning."
Tuesday—7 p. In. 8031' club will
meet in the primarr‘room.
Wednesday—x p. m... the Ladies'
Aid Society will meet for work.
Thursday—7:45 p. m- mid-week
prayer meeting. Topic for discusion:
"The Triple Crucifixion."
Friday——7:45 p. in. meeting of
quarterly conference in the indie!
parlor. Note changes in hours of all
services for the .fall and. winter. A
cordial invitation is given all our serv-
ice:
Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal
church, George B. Tompkins. mdnlster:
Charles G. Ives. organist and director;
Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contralto; Mina Willa
E. Ballet, soprano: Barry L. Sterling.
tan-o: H. P. Sunderiand' tenor.—-A11
services will be givenon standard time.
Please note change. Sunday school
and Men's memory at 10 o‘clock.
Worship and sermon at 11- Text for
sermon: "Them That Honor Me I
Will Honor"—I Sam. 2-30. At 7:30 p.
m.. the quartet will render Maunder’s
"Songs of Man." This will
be a. most unusual service. '
Tuesday evening at. 13-46 class meet-
meeting.
Thursday evening at _T:45
service. ‘
prayer
r
Knight street. t. x. E. church. Rev.
W. Henry Lamar, Mon—Local
"Preschera' Dos" services. with
preaching. st 11 a. cm. by Rev. J. H.
Hawkins of Mamaroneck, N. Y. 12:30
p. m.. old time Gospel class meeting,
led'by Revs. F. Chambon and G. Ra.-
mos of Elmford. N. 1.. then dinner
will be served at the personage.
Preach-mg at 3 p. m. and E p. m. by
minister of Westehester cs. ' Local
Preacher-i Union. and at 7:20 p. m.
Sister Minna Walker of hit. .Vernon
will lead the m service.
There will be metal singing by our
choir and a. chorus of ladies from
New York. . . _ . .
Services will be held at the church
and not at South Nor-walk.
At the close of the evening service
there will. be bantialng. «mum
.—
Commons: church. South Kor-
wv‘alk, P. E. Jacobs. trimmer: Archi-
bcld um. 0M and director;
Mrs. F- Irving anith, centralize; hire.
Edith Weir. mo; Prank Nash.
All services for Sunday. Sept. am: will
be held on. standard time u iloilows:
9:45 gnaw-m school. 10:451.
m. while we”. 7 p. in. Young
People’s Sonic}:
The mimic 'progrnln for Sumday
. . . . .Mtl
w Excellent ‘Is Th7 Lov-
ing Kinda . . . .. ......... Bi-eil
Offertory~“Votnmry". .v.. . \.
Tenor scram-"Come Unto Xe" ._ . Kuhn
W.
r".
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mmcnnrchofmvinc
Pcaiudk' Enroll in
mwm mice at' 10:38.
of the Icon: People's 3L
' gent:
‘ held the first Sunday in October.
33—); W’Bnymond—Godber. team-.—- .
Realm. De Witt Tm Van Dog-en. ,
box.
loaves p. 13., W - .i
on
prayer and quench-n
!
Guild.
South m Baptist church (the
homo-like church). Remit J. Schoep."
pier. moisten—Sunday m will
be belt! on W use. Horn!“
service at 13:30 a. m. Sermon all».
"Britain: and W“ Even-
ingserviceaa'. 7:36 p. :3. Subject:
Good Habit-A." Bible school meets a.
11 noon. . ‘
Tuesday—S p. mf’regular meeting
of the misery Council of the church.
Thurriay—hos p. 3.. reguhr
pmver meeting. Hairless meeting of
the church to follow.
Firm Congregational church. h’or-
walk. Rev. E. F; flcGregor. Pb. D.
pastor.—hlornin¢ service at 10:30
standard time. with preaching by the
”or. Subject: "The Law of the
Spirit of Life." Sunday school at 13
o’clock standard dune. All are invited.
St- Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar street, near West ave-
nue. Rev. E. C. Wenacl. pastor.—
Servico in German with holy com-
munion at 10 9.. m... shortprepanlori
service for the communicated: at 9:45
a. in. Service in English at 11 a. to.
Bible class and Sunday school at 1:
noon—chases in German and in Eng-
lish. The choir will sing in the Ger!
man service: Mrs. Alum Dram will
preside at the organ.
Tuesday evening the choir will meet
for reheat-ail at 713., ~
The annual mission festival will be
Ger-
man service at 10:30 a m-. Rev. M. L.
Stoop of Holyoke. Ma... speaker: and
English service at 3:39 p. m... Rev. H.
A. Steel-moi: of South Manchemer.
Conn. speaker. The mies’ Aid 80-
ciey will srve a. luncheon in the
basement of the church at noon and
in the evening. The choir will sing at
both aerv‘lcea. The sister congreg—
tlons of Stamford_ Danbury. Westport
and Bridgeport are invited.
Chrix church. Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwalk. Robert B- B. Foote.
rector (Sept. 24th. fifteenth Sunday
after Trinity): 8 a. m.. holy commun-
ion. 10:30 a. in“ morning prayer an‘
sermon. 11:45 a. m.. Sdnday school-
7 :30 p. m- evening prayer and ser-
mon. followed by confirmation class.
Wednesday. Sept. 27th. reception
and housewarming given by the wom-
en of the parish to the rector and his
wife at the new rectory, 255 East ave-
nue. from 7 to 10 o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to the neighbors
and friends as well as to the parish-
ioners. '
First Church of Christ. Scientist. 5‘."
West avenue-Jute regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
m.
Sunday school will be held at ll
o’clock.
Subject. Sept- :dth: “Reality."
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
in: at 8 o'clock. ‘
To both these services the public is
invited.
log. (1 Wall street, open week days
(holidays excepted). 1:! to 5.
All are welcome.
Nazarene church services held at 4.
Franklin street—Sunday school at
p. m. Praise and preaching at 3 p.
m._ led by Mrs. Adjent._Wilber of Nor-
wnlh. The public are welcome to
both services. We also have an even-
ing service at 7:36. to which the pub—
lic are Welcome.
Q
a.
a.
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Advent Christian church. Van Znndt
and Harvey streets. F. L. Piper. pas-
tor.—K&rninx worship at 10;:30 stand-
ard. time. Preaching by the pastor.
Topic: “Considering ‘ Jms Chri‘."
Junior Loyal Workers. Mrs. Ajnav
worth, teacher. at 3 o’clock. Loyal
VVorket-a at ~Zz3 '. Lar:e chorus con.
ducted by Mrs. Alice Cunningham at
7:30. Preaching at 3 o'clock. Topic:
”The Pillow Ground."
Ladiel’ Missionary Society on Wed-
nesday at 2 o'clock.
Weekly pnyer meeting and annual
budness meeting of the‘ church on
Thur-Ida? evening a}: 7:;5.
Bnptm mission. Odd Feilows‘ Hall."
South Main meet. South Norwalk.
Rev. B. R. Cooper. radiation—Preach-
ins. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Sunday school at 13:10 noon. Prmh—.
ed. Seats are free.
Wednesday evening. prayer meet-
ing. All members and friends who
love to worship God in peace. you are ‘
welcome here. Come and bring your
children to the Sunday school. Good
music.
_._.....
Grace Baptist church. Butler areet. \
Reading room in the Roodner build- .
log at 7:30 p. m. ' The public is invit- "
—Pmching at 11 .a. in; Sunday '
0. mm amorous
morass vaxma.
, m
LITHOPOLIS. 0.. Sept. 23.4m- . ;
tinted Pres).—Lithopolia.na of 0..
Henry fame. chara’ cter upon whom
he loved to dwell in racetrack manner.
arenomore. built bathe m
”buttress district.” the same ‘focr
churches and its stone gm me.
1; resembling an industry. You win.
look in vain for uthopom in the not.
read time tables. but the paling meet
on Columbus. South and. Main meets '
do not bar neighborly mm-
The village’s scenic atmosphaehns
changed but little in the years w
have posed since 0. Henry's W
n: Lithopolis“ were thanked him in
1963. . . " .
The recipient or these letters wit. "
Miss Mabel W'agnarils. whose mother,
Mrs. Hester Wagnslls. and franc-s
mother, Mrs. Kan Willis are buried
in the beautiful little cemetery “an
the hill on the road out of rain."
- Miss Wagnalls’ father. at one time .
a; Lutheran minister. is the senior
member of the publishing flirm’ that .
bears his name. Mia's Wishing
now is Mrs. Richard Jones of New
‘York. Alta. Jungkurth, the 720mb-
srone lady.” is in Columbus... m
Willis homestead. where Mabel .Wag-
nails visited. has burned down and“
the Lutheran church. which saw-e
evl it. is building a parsonage on it!
site. .
The drug store is still operated by
L. S. Bennett and "indulges in {here
ature on the side.” The butcherand
barber'shops still grace the “busine-
district" and the postonice remains
the social center of the town-
One objection is voiced over. the
statement in the preface of the letters
by Lithopolis people—that written by
Mabel W'agnnlls saying. " a. new house
is never added. Rather than do this,
people lenve the town. or die—41 is
cheaper.’ ' .
Lithopolis people are proud of their
town for its stimulus to the imagina-
tion of a genius—even for so brief a
they are proud of their
former townspeople that so beau-no
noted. They live here became they
love the town. they declare: the
graveyard on the hill is held in never-
ent esteem. and they tell you that
when they die. no matter where.
they‘d like to come back to Lithopolia.
HARPER WITH BROOKLYN 5A-
TIONALS.
NE W YORK. Sept. .—The
Brooklyn National League baseball
club has signed Barry C. Harper.”-
handed pitcher. formerly with the
Yanks. He will report next spring.
—-TryaCia.asifledAdintheBs-ela
”Sentinel. ‘
MISS THOMAS’
SCHOOL
Wilson Rood. Bowaybor. .
Opens header, October me,
at Nine.
An all day school with super-
vised afternoon play and study.
Kindergarten. Elementary
Lower. Midda- and Upper
Schools for Girls and for Boys.
from four to twelve. The
_sehool of the infiavplual child.
Arrangements may be made for
meeting with a motor, '
who live at a difiance. 4* ,
lune Tmlmay be seen a;
. school house after three o'clock, or
by,appointmen:.. has, 1432.
school at 12:30. B. Y. P. I'. at ll
oiclock. Preaching at. 3 o’clock.
o'clock. - .
Rev. E. C. Thoma will prwh at all
services» Sunday. All are welcme. ‘
Internadionu Bible Students. Reds
Men's Hall. Washintton street. South}
Kuwait—Regular Sum clan-12336? g
reamed My. Sept, 24. 3 p.
standard time- subject, for dinning—a
sion: ”The “Movements of the
called “Bruin Ase.’ “compared-filth;
twoftmpmmrdmcfllg.
Cali meeting Tuesday evening at. 8 Z
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