”1.... -.——v——._..
“El?” .1.
urniture. mahogany, cherry,
130 old chins. 818“-
. . a
inmate. that is over
of merit
. nosssram,
«iota Am Phone 998
ANTED'AD
K. H. llotchk
’nrwillk.
l
ply at the Office
iss Co.. 12 Hoyt
,1) lien for unloading light
.,- Apply at Water St. Yard.
'5;- llalley (lo.
Ill ~-Experienced operators on
‘el' sewing machines. Steady
and good pay. Conn. Dress Co..
ultlin St. \
ED—a-Men for steady employ-
manufacturing automobile
'iece work after learning. Av-
5 cents per hour. Openings on
night shift. Apply Employ-
it... Norwalk Tire 8: Rubber
Clerk in Traffic Depart-
hould have knowledge of
"an. freight rates. etc. State.
; and qualifications in a letter
Care of Sentinel.
'4' ~Boy. Opportunity to learn
ical dentistry. Apply Mon-
a. m. 4 South Main St. Room
.9. «Bookkeeper. steady posi—
for gentleman of experience.
Bookkeeper. (‘.are of Sentinel.
Elk A young lady desires
. and board in private family.
. "XYZ." Care of Sentinel.
ran -1 TURN snonmhxnas.
rssnuar. MATHEWSON a co.
1 llAVlLAND STREET.
"FED-Elderly American man.
arr-led. no children. desires a posi-
its caretaker for winter or all
r around. Can give good refer-
rs. D. 8.. Care Of Sentinel.
N’l‘ii‘iD-—~To let you Know I do ex-
rt hand chair canning. All work,
X ptly attended to and guaranteed.
k taken evenings, Saturday aft-
ns and Sunday's. Wm. F. Feet.
Zandt St.. East Norwalk.
m~Boy for drug store. must
sixteen or over. Stilison‘Powell
' So. Norwalk.
L Tasmania model Ford truck,
rm drive, pneumatic tires, open
. Also a 1—2 h. p. motor. Stamford
ent. Phone 2153, evenings.‘
S WANTED FOR. CLERICAL
ORK in an office of local factory.
rence given to experienced girls,
“ one who have a high school edu-
‘ will be given an opportunity.
‘. about yourself, giving your age.
eneral qualifications to Box “Y. '
GIRLS. ATTENTION l
e want a. few more girls who are
serienced on sewing machines. es-
lly cuffsetters. To those anxious
. ork and produce results We guar-
a good pay and steady work in
cleanest. lightest sitching room
e city. Apply at once. LeRoy
Co.. 11 Chestnut St.
WANTED.
—'
i erators on Singer machines.
Apply.
68 WATER STREET
trance 0n Haviland Street.
EDwGirl 18 to 25 years old for
-work and care of two grown
; nice home. 840 per month.
paid. J. Sweet, 1062 Faile St...
. ., N. Y.
NTED—Experienced fireman .as
‘anltor. living quarters for small
mily. Apply Mrs. C. A. Whitney, 4
rchard Street.
'ANTED—-EXPERIENCED OPERA-
TORS AND CUFF SETTERS. AP-
LY LEROY SHIRT CO.. 11 cm
U'l‘ S'I‘REET.
LOST
.()S’l‘ .Will boy who found billfold
with money and N. Y. address on,
all? (hit Pasture Beach. kindly com-
municate with 30 'Cedar Street. South
Norwalk.
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE
‘J. M. LAY’I‘ON & Co.. Inc...
Real Estate and Insurance
Railroad Avenue So. Norwan
IL:
I .
SALE—6 room house. near West
venue, all imprOVernents. In excel-
. condition. Price very reasonable.
‘OR SALE—House in first district. 6
minutes from center. 6 rooms, all
provements.
O‘BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate 1: Insurance
4 So. Main St. Sa'NoWal’k
flflWERS llEilVEllEll
illillillrml YOU
The Morrison Greenhouses lJos
.,-. . F.
outfit'l’ropq) are members of tho
oris Telegraph Delivery. T'his
tor-prising departure on the part of
this concern assures the delivery 'of
”flowers for customers in any part of
.3 world within .3 :rw hours time
,1. . guaranteed service and one.
; v. .1“: the occasion when
FOR SALE *
l
: Three family house, all improvements,
' F‘OR SALE—House. seven rooms and
. . which the representative florists .
.. 1.... l the. . world are' connected ;
O'BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate & Insurance
4 So. Main Street , Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
5 minutes from center of 1st District.
with extra lot. Pays 15 per cent on
investment of 86,000.
House of six rooms at Marvin Beach
on shore. All improvements. Very
reasonable.
FOR SALE—Pike net 20 ft. load, 46
> ft. wide, hoop 6 ft.. 1-2. mesh bark-
ed. One catch of blue frost flat or
mackerel will pay for the net. Price
$15.00. Rider's Agency, Commercial
Building. Tel. 975.
FOR SALE
House, six rooms and bath. In
good condition. Part can remain
on mortgage. For particulars
Apply.
'1‘. H. CANTY & CO. '
17 So. Main St. Tel. 830.
roa SALE—«Van Buren fie. 9 room
rooms. all improvemen a, 86.000.
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE—A rare opportunity. the
house of the late Nelson H. Hoyt.
deceased, 20 Bayview Ave. For pan
ticuiars see H. M. Kent. Adm.. 14
Arch St. Phone 1157.
FOR SALE--Upright piano. cheap.
Apply at Kelly's Grove. Connecticut
Avenue.
FOR SALE-Good 8 room house, im-
provements. very nice location.
only $6.000. half cash; also lot, cor—
ner of Hanford and Fort St. East
Norwalk. 60 ft. front, 60 ft. rear, large
cement collar, 8700. Address P. O.
Box 643, South Nor-walk.
For: SALE——An uprbht used piano.
Buyer can name price. Phone 1364-4.
ma suns—100 Victor records, only
few weeks old. at a sacrifice. Pol-
ley’s Dunning School. 27 Monroe St.
FOR SALE—Silent salesman show
case. all plate glass. Apply to J. M.
Moeller. 28 ,Wsshlngton St.
FOR SALE—1924 touring car. A-l,
starter, $245; 1924 touring car, A-l.
starter. $235; 1918 Ford touring. de-
mountablo rims, $150; 1923 Ford se-
dan. body brand new. $265; 1922
Ford coupe, body like new. $225: 1919
Ford touring body, 845. Phone 2163
Nor-walla
bath. Gus. electricity. onepipe fur-
nace, good cellar and attic. Large lot
with fruit, 2 car garage. Address
"Bargain," This Office.
FOR SALE—Range and parlor stove.
T. Smith. Rowayton Ava, Rowayton,
Conn.
FOR. SALE—1 Chevrolet. 1920 model,
excellent condition. right price,
terms to suit. any demonstration.
S. L. Benedict. Nash Distributor.
FOR SALE~2 1922 R00 speed wagons,
1 1920 R90 speed wagon. 1 Com-
merce~ light truck. Tel. 1339 after 6
D. m.
FOR SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue. Norwalk. at a. sacrifice.
Price $600 cash. balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Vona, Real
Estate and Insurance. 123 Washing-
ton Street. Phone 1552-3 or 2813-3.
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, 35. Seldenberg Co.. 645
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sis.
New York. '
PATENTS '
Wooster and Davis
Formerly numbers If. 3_ Patent
Olos
IIRMBLW
Badmaoomonl’stsats
FOR. SALE.
Dwellings, Business Blocks, Fac-
tories, etc. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main Street Norwalk
‘ Real Estate & Insurance. ’
‘ Efficiency
Is the slogan today in the busi-
ness world. -
Did you know that many fail to
“make good” because of '
eyesight f deficient
*Let us examine your eyes.
TH’AMER, INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
8 ZAtlontlc 81.. $1.3“de
CARD OF THANKS.
We ,wish to convey through these
columns to the many. 'many friends
and relatives .of Our Mother. our
deep appreciation of the kind sympa-
thies expressed during those trying
hours of bereavement. We will he-
sums greater courage and: determina-
tion to combat future trials and dim-
.cultles .as did Mother who was be-
loved by all. ,
' 1 JOHN W. em
THINK llllill'llllllis
.‘Here’s a iot'of‘bswsryfor the price!
with s low-most.
BUSINESS NOTICE
READERS ! Am‘ENTION! i
We gladly offer our services to the
Public because we bellow that our
present customers will recommend
new ones that we pay best prices for
second hand furniture, Junk and all
kinds of metal. ‘
Give us a Trial.
Phone or Write.
H. JAFF'E. ‘ ,
37 Fort St. Tel. 499 East Norwslk.
I
FALL IS HERE.
Are you going to wait» till Winter for
that new roof. We put on all kinds.
We sell 3 ply slate surface $3.25
We sell 3 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.76
We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.60
We sell 1 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.26
Heavy fibre roof paint .. .. $1.50 gal.
LEADERS—CUTTERHKATCHER
PIPELESS FURNACES.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955 or 387.
K. ZOLOTAREFSKY
TINSMITH
'I‘in. Tar and Shingle Roofing
FURNACE WORK
Orders Promptly Attended To
Cornice Work and Sky-lights
Good Work and Reasonable Prices.
is Day St. Tel. 2238 So. Norwalk
7
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 10 a
pound for rags,
J. EFFRON.
5 Burbank St. Tel. 2560-1 So. Norwalk
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
o STATION.
Bosch. & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Machetes. Generators,
Starters and Battery Ignitiona repair-
ed and installed by expdrt mechanics.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
‘Telephone 346.
NAG! BROS.
Local and long dimes trucking of
all kinds. Plan: moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily. trips to
New York City» Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plat. Also renovating. satis-
faction gusrsntood. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwslk
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN a FLYNN
(once Lou-y & Co.. B. R. Ave.
m 1677
Home Tel. 868
sonar
Tb LET—8 nice rooms. light and wa.
ter. can be seen any time. 117 West
Cedar St. _
TO LBW—Four moms. imppovements.
centrally located, to adults. qu. 37
Cedar St.. Near West Ave.
TO LET—Six 'rooms and all improve-
ments. at 14 Cottage street. East
Norwalk. Adults only. Also space for
car. Arthur Waldron, 14 Cottage St..
East Norwalk.
FOR RENT—5 room house, corner
Stuart avenue and Benedict. street,
possession October lst. ‘Apply Mrs.
John G. Murphy. Stuart Avenue.
FOR RENT—in Noroton Heights, new
store, suitable for dry goods and
notion store. No more of this kind
in town. or for bake shop. Address
"."D Box 53. Noroton Heights. Conn.
Phone 149-12:
T0 RENT—4n good locality, house
with all modern improvements and
conveniences. Inquire 22 Taylor Ave.
near Flax Hill Road.
TO LET—Five large rooms, partial
improvements. Rent reasonable.
Inq. Frank Libner, 2 Benton St, So.
Norwalk.
T0 LET—3 basement rooms at 110
Cedar St. Inquire 106 Cedar St. Tel.»
No. 965. ' *
FOR. RENT—4n Rowayton. 6 rooms
and bath, furnished or unfurnished,
near trolley. C. Briggs, Roton Ave.
Phone 661-4.
To LET—L2 store on 38 Main St..
Norwalk, with 1,000 square feet in
rear. Formerly lady tailor shop for 16
years. Apply on premises.
TO LET—Four room furnished apart-
ment. near business section and
factories. 48 Flax Hill Road.
center of town. with improvements,
adults only. Inquire at '58 Water St,
Clothing Store. .
TO LET—6 rooms and bath.,oontrally
located. Only small family of adults
TO‘ LET—2 stores located in Han-
‘ ford Block. North Main St. Also
first floor of rear building, now being
omnied by th Ford
'C. J. Mints. ‘ 0 automobile.
r'I‘O LM Oct. 1st, Brooms. all
improvements. 24 Orchard at, Nor;
{‘31:- Csn be seen stony time. Call
IN MEM’ORIAM
In loving memory of our-413a:
tether. who dlodOotobor 1. 1919.
m HEDMAN ramv.
‘ .‘K
. , ‘1.
ssnssos on 7
. domino no}: son
my fever more. max anal-y to
soothe... Maw-.mplncxtosuagu
chemo-lax relieves hoes-sono- and
. ovssuo needed in to
. 9
61
FOR. RENH rooms, With EWI
need apply. Apply at. 82=So.~Main St.
thousands. rotorsnonoysnd'rarr
NEWS OFTHE
and choir directorc—Sunday Services:
At 10:30 a. 111.; Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper. , withL
munion meditation.’ At 12
Sunday school and .T. C. B. claim
ture discontinue on the
Christ." as found in Luke's Gospel.
will be the subject- :for the T. C. B-
class meeting. ”illusions are invited
Evening sons“ and vita-chins service
will be held at 7:30. Sermon theme
will be: ”A. Man Who Knew No sum
On Monday evening the cabinet of
the Epworth League will meet at. the
home of the president. Freeman Min-
on. .
0n_Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
the Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the church. It is planned to alternate
monthly with afternoon and evening
meetings of the society for the winter.
and next Wednesday will be the first
evening meeting. All members are
urgently requested to be present to
help in making important plans for
the fall work.
The midwveek service is held on
Thursday evening at 7:46 o'clock. The
subject will be: “Our Daily Bread."
Sunday. Oct. 8111. will be observed as
“Rally Day" in the church and Sun-
day school. All persons whose sub-
scriptions to the church have gotten
into arrears will greatly assist. the
treasurer in meeting bills by prompt
payment of the subscriptions.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. R. Irving Watkins. D. D.,
minister; Clarence Cable. organist and
choir director,—10:30 a. m.. morning
worship. "Rally Day" .in Sunday
school and church ‘with special pro-
gram: “Workers Together With God."
Sunday school. with Friendship Bible
class omitted for the day. 6:30 p. 111.,
Epworth League vesper service, led by
Mrs. E. Ward Sturdevant. Subject:
"What “To A‘re and Why I Desire a
League Offensive and Defensive \Vith
Every Soldier of Jesus Christ?" 7:30
p. m.. evening worship with sermon on
"Man versus God."
Monday—8 p. 11:... Official
meeting in the ladies' parlor.
Board
ing of the Boy’s club. 8 p. m.. Ep-
worth League business and social
meeting at the home of Miss Harriet
E. Warm. 17 Cove avenue.
iVednesday—Z p. m.. business meet-
ing‘ of the Ladies’ Aid Society in the
ladies’ parlor.
Thursday—7:45 p. m.. mid-week
prayer meeting. Topic for discussion:
“The Christian's Shelter."
Friday-4 p. m.. the monthly busi-
ness and social meeting of the Friend-
ship Bible class in the ladies' parlor.
A cordial welcome to all the serv-
ices above mentioned.
Norwalk M c t h 0 dis t Episcopal
church, George B. Tompkins. minis-
ter: Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh, contralto;
Miss Willa. E. Miller. soprano: Harry
1.. Sterling. basso; H. P. Sunderland.
tonor.-—-It will be "Rally Day" in the.
Sunday school and Men‘s Assembly to—
morrow. Every officer. teacher and pu—
pil is expected to be in his or her
place at 10 o’cloek sharp. Besides be-
ing "Rally Day” it will be “Promotion
Day." too.. Prof. George R. Brunjes
will be the speaker. At 11 o’clock the
Sacraments of Baptism and of the
Lord's Supper will be administered.
Worshiprand sermon at 7:30 p. in.
“The minister will speak on the sub-
ject: “What of the Claims of Spirit—
ism That Messages Are Received from
the Departed Are True? Are the
Teaching of the Christian Church In-
vaildated Thereby?" .
Tuesday evening. 7:45. class meet-
ing.
Thursday evening. 7:45. prayer
service. The. minister's talk will be on
the Book of Acts—Chapters I and II.
' u—-—‘
Knight street A. M. E. church..Rev.
W. Henry Lamar; Danton—11 a. m.,
sermon by the pastor. 12:30 p. m..
Sunday school. 3 p. m.. services at
Greenwich. 7:30 p. m.. sermon ”554
South, followed by the Lord's Supper,
administered by the pastor.
Monday evening, trustees' meeting.
Tuesday evening. clam meeting.
Thursday evening. the pastor wish-
es to meet all the new membersat the
church.
Congregational church. South Nor—
walk. F. H. Jacdbs. minister; Arcm-
bald Merriam. organist and director:
Mrs. F. Irving Smith. gnu-alto: Mrs.
,Edith M. Weir. soprano; Frank Nash.
basso; Raymond \V. Godber; tenor.—
"Rally Day" will be observed in the
church and Sunday school. Sunday,
Oct. 1. Sunday school will begin
promptl yat. 9:46. Church will begin
promptly at 9:45. Church will begin?
Society will meet at 6:30 p. m. The
subject of the sermon Sunday morn-
ing will 'be: “The Church and the
Personal Life." ‘ t‘
The business committee'will meet at
the church Monday evening at 3
o’clock. The Pl Alpha. Gamma. will
meet at the hohle oi! Miss Rut]? Brush,
'14 Bayvlew avenue. Monday evening”
at 7:80 o'clock. -
number of the women of this
church will attend the semi-annual
meeting of the Connecticut Women's
Misdomsry Association. at Middletown,
on Wednesday, Oct: 4.
The: music program for
morning follows:
Prelude—“Chant Triumphal". . . .Grey
Anthcm— Shinel”. .‘. . . Roberts
'Oflertory—‘To a. Wild Rose" _
' MacDowell
Sun day
‘000loig‘fiunuoocoito-o.
.‘....;..-...-.---=---.-... Parker
Mud". Irvin: 81111011..
' Postcode—"Gmd'Choi-‘usmnmw
s.ooosn'ao-oooossa..sd-h... Dubols
Nor-walk Congress-t1
sic: - '*
church mu-
South Norwalk‘hlethodist Episcopal ’
church. Rev. John.J.'.Snavely, mm
ter; Carlton ,L'Hommedieu. . om' ‘-
_ admission of "
members to the church and'ab'ortcom.‘ :7 .
o’clock, ..
meeting. . Thc'first. of a. course of lec- .4 I ‘.
”Life of -
Tuesday—7 p. m.. the regular meet-
Rev. Robert W'llliams of the M. E! '
bone-alto solo-—-“Slglv9 Resins" » ,
‘\-\‘\.‘\‘\‘\-‘
m.’ss'1‘.-—/lv,'.‘
(
e;
-\‘a\‘\‘\
‘\‘\‘\v—n“,“ “
.- uvflv, ’1 '1‘ '1
Supreme solo——"The Lord'sPrayer"
....... ............ Ward-Stevens
Postlude—S'Portralt de Putzl") ’
88ch
Oweoon...oonlon...n§_oc..l
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar stréet. near West ave-
nue. Rev. E. C; Wenzel. pastor.'———An-
nual mission festival. German service
at. 10:81) a. 111.. Rev. M L. Stoup of
Holyoke. Mass“ speaker. English
service at 3:30p. 111.. Rev. E. C.
Stechholz of South Manchester. Conn.
speaker. The choir will sing at both
services. The Ladies“ Aid Society will
serve a luncheon in the basement of
the church at noon and. in the even-
ing. vaerybody is heartily welcome: to
these services. ,
The Sunday school service will be
omitted this Sufi'day. The children
are expected to attend the church
services. '
The meeting of the voters will be
held a. week later.
The chair will meet for rehearsal
Tuesd’aymevning at 7:46; o'clock. .
The children's confirmation class wall 1.
meet Mondayat 4 p. m.. inmthe base-
ment of the church.
~.—.——
(
South Norwalk Baptist: church (the f
home—like church), Rev. L. J. Schoep-
pier. ministers—Au important change
in the order of services will occur on
Sunday. The Bible school will begin
‘ n\.‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘n¢“.'},m.., . , , 7
'7'”: .’,.,t'!,.‘..’,.',. _, , .JI' “Ff-g -I‘/‘7‘/.f“f".
"prantiaifew more girls‘who are experienced on sewing ma-
palm”, manually cuff setters. To those anxious to workhnd‘pro- ff.
duceg‘results’, we guarantee good pay and steady work, in the
_ cleanest,_lightest'stitching room iii the city. . ‘ >
" APPLY AT ONCE'
0y S ~i1’t‘ C0 '1 ~
;‘\‘5‘\‘\.\‘ ‘\
v/ufosrgas', ';ar7', U A"
West avenue—The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
m
o’clock.
ing at 8 o’clock.
invited.
ing. 61 Wall street. open weekedays
minister.——Preaching, Sunday“ at ‘11
o‘clock a. m.
noon.
of each week. .
Good music.
the House of God are cordially wel—
come with us.
South Main street. South Norwalk. 4 oz. ............ 19c?
is the place of meeting. * One dozen Seidlitz Powderg in;
——-—-— Box ............... 5231:;
International Bible Students. .Red Dorin Rouge 1249. . . . . . . . - .. 390‘:
Men's Hall, W'ashington street. South ‘Fluid. Extract.Ca‘scara Sagradag:
. Norwalk.-—Sunda.y, Oct. 1. 3 p. m.. .4 oz. .................... 22c
Victor E. Schmidt will lecture in Hose 100 Cascara Tablets .-.. 21o .
Company auditorium. Rowayton. on Diamond Dyes , . . . L _ . . . :. 1261
“The Resurrection of the Dead." All Quinginc Pills. .3 dozcnwfor 35¢;
welcome. There will be no class study Blauds Pills, 100 -------- -7-- 21B;
in Red Men‘s Hall, Sunday. " Pure Glycerine. 4 01‘0" - - 119%.;
5 Guaranteed Fountain Syringe '~
. . . . . . , g- "l "J' ‘
a" >‘\‘\‘\‘~m\‘x-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘~..¢_‘g‘§\‘l\v£ :.
no ...
\‘xnnv', rh
' .
1 I
5
xeuwa‘w'ofl\_‘l ‘
,-'
\‘u.\"\-\"\us'fss\o\‘xlvswas
s at [or/u :- sw/niu av .
.‘.
11 CHESTNUT STREET. . ,
W” Wage
Flint Church of‘Christ. Scientist. 57
, crib/a-
Grace Baptist church. Butler street.
——Preaching ,at, 11 a. m. 1 Sunday
school at 12 noon. B. Y. P. U. at 6
p. m; Preaching-Land holyjcommqn-
ion at 8 o’clock. Rev. D. C. Thomas
' _ . will officiate at all services. ‘.I
Subgcct, October. lst: I.nreal1t_v." TuesdaSgeV-enifig." monthly meeting.
“ ednesday evening tE‘StImOn." meet- All the prodi'g‘als are welcome basil-t
home. ' 7 ' '
Thursday evening. prayer meeting:
‘E’ECHASH‘,
i 95.- 5.! LE 71-
@-
Sunday school will be held at 11
To both these services the public is
’ Reading room in the Roodner build-
0.
holidays excepted). 12 to
Baptist mission, Rev. H. E. Cooper,
Sunday school at
Preaching at 7:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
12
The. public is invited. Seats are free.
All who want peace in
Three Flowers Face Powder
_ ‘ , sac
Soda Mixture,
Rhubarb and
at 10 o'clock and the church service at
11 o'clock. Please notice the time
carefully. The -morning service of
worship will be in charge of the “Ral-
ly Day" committee and a moat inter-
esting program of promotion will be
carried out. Following the “Rally
Day” exercises the communion service
will be observed. Young People‘s So-
ciey will ”hold its regular meeting at
7 p. :11. Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Subject: :‘l‘ho Secret of Greatness.”
Thursday—7:45 p. m.. regular mid-
week prayer meeting.
Alivent Christian church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets. Rev. F. .L.
Piper. Danton—Morning worship at
10:30. Preaching by the pastor from
the topic: “A Great Hope." followed
by communion and reception of mem-
bers. Sundayschoolnt 12. m. . Class
of Juniors conducted by Mrs. Ains-
worth at 3:30. Loyal Workers at
6:15, Evening service . with large
.chorua at 7:30. Reaching at 8
o'clock. Topic; “Varying Standards
of Prosperity." Mr. and Mrs. Minor,
now taking the religious censusof our
city, will be present. assisting in the
service and singing. ,
Ladies? Mission Society on
day at 2 detach. ..
Weekly service of prayer
Thursday evening at 7:46.
Wednes-
and song
Rescue mission. 27 Monroe street.
60: Forhans.Tooth' Paste, 37,9:
Pcmpcian Face Povvder -j.. 469;
Mavis .Yanishir'lg Crea'fn’fi. 39c{
50c Tube Pebec-o Tooth Paste...”
. ' 1 ‘ _ 37c;
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 399"
50c T'ubc’of Milk Magnesia ‘ '
,
N ow’: the
........................
. , Tooth ‘Paste ............ 29o“;
tzmg— 7.50c Tube ‘Pcpsodent Tooth _ '.f-J
‘ _ Paste . .' . I. ...... . .,"_ 37c.
‘Tintex- ........ 126;
39c"
—herc?sthopuoe
to hear the new
October
_ Mavis Lemon Cream
25c Tube Kolynos' Tooth Paste -,
' 236%.
Iodine (tinctureii oz. -.-. 20c
Guaranteed Hot water Bottle
VICTOR L ..... f "do"; ...... _.. 33° -
yous oo ow er :2
Rm'ds COFFEE .......... 30c.-ts.:_
We offer STANZALQNE con;
Com: is! ‘FEE. which is a blend «the,
‘ finer grades of Pan-Americanv
Coffees and its excellent flavor}.
and aroma has won for it mil—.
50 Tube of Milk Magnesia, 296.:
‘thcy
60 South Main Street,
.. South Nerwalk‘ .
A.J
. COLLINS CO.
70 North Main St.
.- ._, ._.._7._
E. E. Gale. superintendent.——Service
at; 3:15. There will be no evening
service at: the mission. The misled
workers will conduit the evening
service at the Broad River chapel. We .
expect to have with us Captain Lewis
and some of her workers from
Port Chester. The captain will have
charge of the afternoon service.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
. ~—
Trlnity church, notices. Rev. C. S.
Lewis, M. A.. factors-Calendar for
the week beginning Oct. 1 (16th Sun-
day after Trinity): 7:30 a. m.. holy
communion. 9:30 a. m.. Church
school. 10:30 a. m..‘holy communion
and sermon; dedication of memorial.
7:30 p. m.. choral evensong. .
Tuesday—7:30 p. m., shortened‘form
of evening prayer. followed by busi-
ness meeting of the Women’s Guild. '
Thursday—7:45 p. m.. meeting of
the Girls' Friendly Society.
Christ church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Nor-walk. Robert. B. B. Foote.
rector.-—Oct. Ist (Sixteenth Sunday
after Trinity): 8 a. m.. holy commun—
ion. 10:30 a. m.. holy communion and
sermon. 11:46 a. m., Sunday school.
7:30 p. m.. evening prayer and ser-
Thursday. Oct. filth—Business and
social meeting of the Women's-linux41}.-
lax-y at the rectory, 260 East avenue;
All women of the parish are cordiallllyi
invited and urged to come.
many—Choir rehearsal. §peclal
music is being prepared for the com-
ing consecration of the church and the
on the beginning of Christ church.
St. Paul's church. Rev. Louis, B. '
Howell, rector (Sixteenth Sunday aft-
er Trinity). 7:30 a. m...holy com-
munion. 9 a: m..... morning r.
Eggheads. minced-Nemi-u no.
‘ 2‘ puns: me» my #011093;
celebration ofgthc thirtieth anniversary '
To Bed, Warm and , Happy
Warm bedrooms for the children! All the roorns,: ..,»
floorsand hallswannandcomfortableallwinterlon‘gl .
Today, thousands have these great cemforts in, . *
their homes at so little .cost Eihat many write us ,
saying they wonder why they didn’t putin their
International Onepipe sooner. The Onepipe’s
tnple inner casing keeps their cellars cool:
Scientifié f‘ construction gives it great: fuel econ; ' ;.
omy. Three-quarters of a century experience make ». .
mg Boilers, and Furnaces under the trade name
lnTEan'lomlL. which are recognized to be of the
highest grade in design and worlananship', assures
you in the International Ohepipe the gratesfvdlfinie .'
. ‘ of heat from the last fuel of
,anykind. ‘ ” , ,'
Send for, catalog, chart and ques-
' ~ tion blank and get free,’ unbiased
heating edifice fromour: experi-l
, encecl~ engineers ‘ ‘
,He‘m‘y'A. Hegelcin
LOCAL AGENT ‘ .. _. ..
56 Water at... So; Norwial‘k .
Telephone 57343, .
1 _Plumbiug.' Heating & 'Tinhlng
r
1x
Norwalk Chronicler