Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 7, 1922 · page 7

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

WANTED
WANTED

ed operators on
also girls to learn

. 1. mg machines.
Apply.

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$112111 i'
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" So. Norwalk.

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3\ I 1 Ii 1: xper. 'enced operators on
in,” “Vilng machines. Good pay

 

,.3\1..r.:"mi‘d girls Steady work.
11 1: .- 4 (two 40 Franklin Street.
Y ... ~—-~ M
yi‘llii Experienced fireman as
mmr Living quarters for small
11,1 Apply at 4 Orchard St”
ruiilk.

AV'FED——Girla ovor 16 for light and
clean work. Norwal‘k Mfg Co.. 214
t, Ave. East Norwalk.

 

AN’l‘EDrv Local representative for
‘t r‘ci Multiple Head Machtne
enthes. Every auto owner garage
‘. 11111 hint shop a prospect F‘ast
ler and liberal commission. Box 60,
i“ e of Sentinel. ~

ANTED—A- Ford roadster body.
H. N. Cure of Sentinel.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
time furniture. mahogany. vimrz'i’.
' Hill“. pine. etc... also old china. glass,
yihing ot‘ merit that is Ul’t‘l Jim

are old.
I).

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A. BERNSTEIN.

 

~ Wustport Ave. Phone 998
Ahrl‘Ell»~l\Jon for light factory
work. steady Job, Apply Gabbe
nit‘ W'orks.,.lnc. [my and Raymond
i‘t‘f‘ld.

AN'l‘FZl) Women for light factor)
amk Steady Job. Apply (vuhbe
inn Works. lnr. Day and Raymond
Mufti.

 

‘A N'l‘lili-Jiirls to operate lace ma-
viiines for tho first shift. Apply
nwricnn ihlientclit- (70.. East Nor-

~ alk.

\i' ANTED— The Fairixeld Battery Co.
has an opening for young man not

nimld of work. 815 to start. Ask for

Mr. Coleman.

 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTEDMFemale operators on plain
Singer sewing machines. Steady
ork good pay Charles Mfg. 01.136
ashlngton Street.

' ANTF:D~Girla to sew on hooks and
eyes. Charles Mfg. Co.. 136 Wash
ington Street.

WANTED—Juana and player piano
owners to Phone 846 for expert

 

tuner and repairman. Philip W.
Ht-hultze. Westport Ave- Norwalk.

W
WANTED ~— Experienced operators

and cufl,setters. Apply Leroy Shirt
m. it Chestnut Street.

\\'.\.\'TED «w EXPERIENCED TURN

\IFZN, HTEAllY WORK. APPLY AT
until-J. LOUNSHURY (ii: MATHEW-
SHN ('0.

 

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TO LET '

“Hit lCi-LN'l'w-One 3 room apartment,

‘isiprnvoments; one .1 room
”Wm. partial improvements Rea.
rent. lnq. 2 Bouton St", at,
Store.

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improvements, best. [DOE-“0n. Rent
3~ 5m In-l. it. Joselovsky, 41 Seaview
Avrnuu. Phone 1809. ll

 

"i‘ii l..F]"[‘-~Room with board. in pri-
vate family. for gentleman. home
privileges. Mrs. A. Fiirtzler, 8 Putnam
Ave. 80. Norwalk.
i‘ii lll~2\"|‘ 41 Pimp?! Street. nve
' l‘iltllli apartment, improvement... '26.
int-mil the if-th. lilil 64 South Milli
'l‘o izpimm till
4: rooms and
t'urnllhed or
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in liiilignlow ill 10
’ mums and sun room. all
ventral location. over-

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1‘. rooms with heat, for light
Adults only. l'honc

 

'l‘i) RENT 7 rooms all

lilliil‘t.)V‘t‘lll('l’ll‘4. l'hone

11nd bath.
336.

 

H l F‘..\l"vl.1rgv light. rooms and
imth. nil improvements. Rent. 340
I-r ill'lnlll‘. ln l‘lllim Place. lnq. Louis

.i‘et-nliing & Bros. Phone 2015.

“<1 1.1'1'1‘ vi
lllil‘l‘i.

rooms, with improve-
ii.‘ ’l‘uylor Ave. Phone 315. tr

LOST

.OST Sailiriiny
"ill saw,
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owning. 6 ft. cross
on (‘iny St. or Spring St.
reward it' returned. Geo.
12 Madison St.

MASON CONTRACTOR
iuln'izlo mason contractor. has
3 tirmnizution that "knows how'
3 '7” it tomes to work in this line
lhl‘: contraitor (an do all kinds of
hr‘ l. and sttne buildings and is an
'.',"" ' in the building of cement walks
3.1.1 7‘6 unforced concrete work. l‘he
'ii3il.3r1i: of chimneys and fireplacm
33 3 mg that Fabrizio understands

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PATENTS
Wooster and Davis

I. w DAV"
ATTORNEY! AT LAW
Formerly Exlmlners U. l. Patent

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1118 lain at... 31'!
8nd huffing: c.6533:-
We Carry 33.111 Line 0"
Wall Paper at 10-15-20-25C
Per Roll

Painti - .,
12”.?!“ ' ”auxin 1»: Low
' " ‘ Us 8‘ Ti'lill.

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FOR SALE ;
i ‘_4;
FOR SALE —— Ferrets, white and
brown. Rabbit and Fox hound pups
and Bird flog pups; also some broken
hound dogs. Stephen 8. Gregory.
Cranbury. Phone 2887-23. 4'
F'OR sun-4mm; room' house. good
business location. lnq. 2 Boutgn St.

FOR. SALE—2 Ford touring cars, 1920

models. starters, as good as now.
Will take your old Ford in trade. Also
a 1922 Ford fioupe body. Phone 2153
Norwslk.

FOR RENT~House of eight rooms. 1

.baih, all improvements, on the Dry
Hill Road. High grounds. large lot,1
garage. To a family of adults. Imme—
diate possession. Rent 850. William F.
Hoyt & Son. Tel. 435, Office.

FOR SALE—New house and gm-

at Marvin Beach. located on River
Drive. between Norman and Alden
Avenue. Price very reasonable. lnq. 24
Haviland St.. 80 Norwalk

FOR SALE— iii—About. 260 Railroad ties
at “’ilson Point. 100 each Inn. of
Chas. H. Smith 22 Lowndes Avenue.

Phone 1381.

ESSEX TOURING CAR——V ory good
condition Owner leaving town.

Phone 2337 for appointment.

 

famil house. all improvements,
ghn'ilxei'utes {zom 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.

O‘BRIEN d: BOVI
Real Estate 8: Insurance

4 30. Main Street Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

FOR SALE—At East Nor-walk. plot

60:150. to close estate. 5th Street.
East ivorwuk. trolley passes. Puma!-
lars, Box 103. Flushing. L. 1.,

FOR SALE-Jlrsnd New Bathroom,

855. Syphon closet, china lowdown
tank. enameled bath- tub and lavatory,
.with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats. 85. Seidenberg 00.. 645
3rd Ave. between 86th and 87th Sun.
New York.

 

FOR SALE—Van Buren Ave., 9 room
rooms. all improvements. 88.000.

Small cash payment. Room for 2 mom

houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1881.

 

FOR SALE.

Dwellings, Business Blocks. Fac-
tories. etc. For particulars ask

JOHN T. HAYES

No. 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate & insurance.

THINK [if BATTERIES
iiilNli [if iiisz

Here's a lot of battery for the price!
it you‘ever bought a low-priced bat-
tery, it's ten to one'you've paid more
and got less for your money than you
get here in the C. W. Battery. (wood
separator). quality plates—selected
cedar wood separators—best material
and workmanship. Made in sizes to
(it all cars. Ask for prices. The Kyla
Battery Station. 49 West Ave. Phone
938.—Adv.

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
OCTOBER 2ND TO 9TH

It is easier. less expensive and less
dangerous to prevent fires than it is
to put them out after they start.

Last year the fire loss was 8486',—
000.000, or 84.47 per person. Is it
worth while, when care and cleanli-
ness yould prevent so much loss?

Practice Fire Prevention and make
doubly sure you are protected against
financial loss by insuring against fire
tbrough»~

J. M. LAYTON 86 00., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 85“

“’AGING FIGHT 'ro ABOLISH

VIVISEOI‘ION LAWS.
\VASHINGTON. Oct. 7. -—-American
antl- viiisection forces have announced
the reinforcing of their cause aimed at
adoption of laws abolishing the prac-
tice. Dr. Walter It. Hadwen,» head
of the British Union for the Abolition
of Vivisection, has been engaged and
is making a speaking 'tour of the
country opposing vivisectiou.

Dr. liath'Pn opened a tour of the
western States last man h in Chicago:
Minneapolis, St Paul an other cities,
going then to California where he will
aid the campaign {or the passage of
an :mii-viviscction amendment to the
sum constitution. Sentiment is
strong in California for such a men-
uro according to ouch]. 0f unti-
vitisoction societies, despite the de-
feat of a similar bill two years 330.
After a month's work in California.
Dr Hadwen will visit eastern cities.

Advocates or the practice who be-
lime in its value to the human race
and to the medical sciences, did not
discuss the. dilution publicly with him.
it was said. when he visited the coun-
try several years ago. He is making
the present visit in answer to those
proponents of Men who chal-
larged his right to speak tor oppon-3
en

-'1'he doctor was formerly a believer?
in vivisectlon. it he said. as well as
vaccination and imputation... Dr. Bad-

 

 

 

 

wen claims that 78 per’ cent. 0‘! Eng? ;‘

iish children are unvaccl'nated. and .
attribute. to that. act the W:
smallpox rate in t‘ entire history '
that country.-

W
_ can you isnm- rm» .
The chance 01 a life time. The U
8. Navy has opened... recruiting sta- .
tion at the postW. building.-
Bridgspcrt. Conn. and the recruiting '

 
 
 

 

citizens between flu'm of
30 The Seoul-sue nebulous-a 3 ‘

 

BUSINESS norms .
Now Is the Time for
ROOF P ING ‘

This can net be am satisfactory in
cold weather, so don't wait. ‘

We specialise on Asphalt Shingles.
Slate. Asbestos '3 tea. Tar and
Gravel and Built-up Rooting, Iron‘ and
Copper Leaders and Gutters. ,

Thatcher One-Pipe Heaters.
THE‘NORWALK-ROOFING C0.

- ' Phones,2956,—-387.

READERS ! ‘A’I‘TEN'DION ! !
Weglsdly offer outset-vices. to the
Public because we believe that burl
present customers will recomzwnd
new ones that we pay best prices for
second hand tare, junk and all
kinds of metal.
' Give us a Trial.
Phone or Write.
H. JAFFE.

87 Fort SL3 Tel. 499?East, Norwalk.

AUTO MCAL SERVICE
STATION.

Bosch & Elsmann Magneto Service.
All make. at Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at. Reasonable

Prices
119 South Main Street
Telephone 845.

 

 

 

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If a .Wormglint flounder rig. only
guaranteed to catch 2 to 8 times as
many. actually caught 48 to 1.. how
many will it catch with a. Wormgllnt
Couer attached? Big by mail. 26c.
With coax'er 850. Wormglint Fl‘und-
er Hooks. 45c.dcz. Fredricks, 842
Broadway. Brooklyn. N. Y.

 

The Elite Shop, under new manage-
meat. Walsh'and Brennan. Special
scalp fienffient. shampooing. mani-
curlng, permanent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling. permanent hair dyeing.
french American waving. new clay
pack. water waving. marcel waving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
47 Wall street. Nomikrabnn- Tel.
2566.

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Special sale for Saturday and Sun-
day only. Native broilers 46c now 88c
lb, fowl 40c now 850 lb. roosters 250
lb. young philetts 45c lb. Dressed w is
you wait. Come and see my chic en
farm. I have a large selection. P.
Romano. 18 Chestnut street. South
Norwalk. Conn. Phone 800-2.

NAG! anon.

Local and long distance trucking of
all kindaPisnr moving Special van
for moving purposes. Dally' trips to
New York City" Building stone.

71 Cedar Itreet. Phone 818

ATTENTION
Junk h 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 1c 11
pound for rags.
J. EFFRON, ._
Tel 2680 80. Nor-walk

 

5 Burbank Bt.

 

[BOX THE FACTORY TO
THE HON

Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our ass!
paymmt pin. Also renovating. satis-
faction teed. Drop us a card or
telephone 817 for representative to

NORWALK MATTRESS CO.

 

 

34x4 1/2 Goodyear Cords
Seconds—$15.00

“A1”...

30x3l/z Gene Cords
' Seconds—$7.00

A. MODNE

70 North Main Street.

 

 

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SUNDAY EVENING DIUSICAIJ SERV-
ICE IN METHOD!“ CHURCIL

Tomorrow is "Rally Day” in the
South Norwairlt Methodist church. It
mu be observed in the evening at.
7:80 with awnusical service. The
choir will be assisted by Miss Mabelle
Lorine Knapp. violinist. of Stamford.
She is well regarded by all who know
he; playing. as is indicated by theme.
timonial of Prof. Clayton E. Botch-
ldsa supervisor of music in the 3am-
ford schools_ who says "I have had
ample opportunity to hear and Judge

vMabelle Lorine Knapp as a violinist.

Her playing I. auntie . .
makes an attractive ”Marshes on
the concert platform. and never fails
to give entire satisfaction to her au-
dlences."

The musical program will be as fol.-
lows. _ . :11 l , .
PreTude—"Bevarie" . . . . . . . Dickinson

Mr. lineman-diets. .

Solo (violin—“1mm"
t. . . .. . Handel-Hum
nt- Knapp.
solo (vielinH‘fivatina"...Van Iperln

Kiss Knapp.
Anthem—4 'Who Shall Ascend."

- Char.
Bole (flown—"Madrk‘fle"

.etthlll-Oneuuseeoa.

Mi- Knapp

Sim. onettl

'e-.-

38°10 (“Omar-Prelude from "The D.-

Otto-assoc...

Miss aKnapp.

lugd' . . . ”Saint-Sachs

 
 

:Pestludo—‘Orand Chorus in G"

.2. Market

Mr. L'Hommedlen.. ‘
The pastor will speak briefly at the
M00.

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shoes-.311- beam sat... ‘
officer will be there from. 9 a. In. tin-i {daglddleua and Perkins;
use p. m.. anf'mtns‘ men must wan-s mm Hour: ‘

18 M m Whitehursfggnd Halley Nd,"

‘ prayer: hinting;

mama and Monroa 8t. 80. Norwslk‘

 

 

NEWS 301? THE

South _Norwalk3 t'liiletdxodlst. Episcopal
church. Rev. John J. Snavely_ mm...
per; Carlton .L'Hommedleu 'ormiSt
3,5 choir director. ——-Sunday wm ”‘5'
“Rally D85" '24; the church.
be. observed at. morning'- and evening
church services and. in tin Sunday
school. Morning service is at 10:30
o’clock. The sermon subject will be:
"The Two Responsibilities of the
Church. " The morning music will be:
Prelude—"The Swan" ~35lnt-Baéng
vMr. L'Hommedleu. .

 

Postlude—"Postlude in B- flat". '
‘ Mr. L'Hommedleu.

o'clock. A special "Rally Day" pro-
gram has been prepared by, the school;
Promotions from the primary depart.
ment will be made.‘ 8 ”Bevuli‘red
H. Jacobs will address the 'sbhool. All
members of the class are urged to be
present. and visitors are most cordial-
ly invited. . . , ..

At 7: 80 there will be a musical rally
program, Miss Mabeile Lorine Knapp
violinist. will assist the choir The
full musical program is printed else-
where in thlp'fseue. . The pastor will
speak briefly. ,

The officers and teachers or the

.eehool will attend the Falrileld Coun-
ty Sunday School'conVentlon at its
evening session. in llnited,Congrega_
tional church of Bridgeport. on Tues-
day evening" Auto conveyances will
be provided to take all teachers to the
convention.
' The first and second quarterly con-
fer-once will, be, held, on ' Wednesday
evening at. 8 o'clock at. the pamnage.
The Rev. W. H. Kidd. district superin-
tendent will be present and will pre-
hide at the conference.

On Wednesday evening also the bi-
monthly meeting of the Epworth
League devotional. business and so-
cial. will be held. Mien Badaeley will
have charge of the devotional meet-
lng. continuing the story. "J. W.
Think: Black." Mr. Minbon. president.
will have charge of the business meet-
ing3 and M. E. Hoyt. will have charge
of the social and recreations. All
young people are invited.

Mid-week service inheld on Thurs-
day evening at 7:40. The subjcm ..ext
Thursday evening’ will he ‘ \mr Tres-
passca" another of the‘petltions of
the Lord's Prayer“ , V

Delegates from the‘ local chapter of
the Women's Foreign ”Missionary So-
ciety will attend the“Ncw England
branch Women’ a Home Missionary So-
ciety annivermry. in Trinity church.
New Haven. Monday. Tuesday 3and
\Vednesday.

Choir rehearsal is held this ev-en
log. All members should be present

East” avenue Mé't'h'flilist. Episcopal
church, Re'v. R. 'Irvi'rrg Watkins. D. D.
minister; Clarence Cable. organist
and choir attempt—10:30 a. m..
morning worship with holy commun-3
ion. Meditation. “In the Presence or
Enemies." 12 m.. Sunday schoolL’with
Friendship Bible class. (sushi by A.
\'. Paddock. 6:30 p. m.. Epworth
League Vesper service. led by Miss
Ethel Peterson. Topic: "Get‘3 ‘lhe
Facts to the Folks." 1:80 p. m..
evening worship with sermon on ."Un-
disturbed Indifference."

Tuesday—4 p. in.
will meet in the prim“? room. ‘

Wednuda'5w2 p. m.. the Ladies‘ All!
Society meets for work.

Thursday—34': 45 p m..
prayer meeting Subject:
nor a Psalm. "

A cordial invitation to all services

is herewith given.

mid-week
“The Btu-

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Non-walk “Methodist. Em“
church. George B. Tompkins minis—
ter; Charles G. Ives. organlbt and di-
rector; Mrs. L. b. Pugh. ca'ntralto;
Miss Willa E. Miller, soprano: 33:35:“.
L. Sterling. basso: H P. ssu'ndeflawd
tenor. w-The Sunday school and Men's
Assembly will convene at 10 o'clock.
Members of the school are tonne-pd
to remember that the new arrange-
ment for the opening exercises will go

into effect Sunday xn‘c‘rninfi. A.“ .15.
ior and adult. claims. will} in; infthe‘l
church auditorium: glam-1m“;
meet in the Sunday 111' .fi

usual Worship and aermqn_ at 11’
The minister will 'pre'ach' on "The Re-
port of the Spies." A resolution re-
centi passed by a Methodist Amend-
bly will be read. At 7:30 p m m.
quartet. having been urgently pg-
quested so to do will m‘xt.r¢n¢e;..
M'hunder’s “Songs of Thanksgiving
The minister will speak briefly Van
“The Ministry of Music." *

The annual convention of the Fair-
fleld County Sunday School A-ocla-
tion will be held on Tuesday at the
noon and evening eesmons. A'll om-
cers and teachers of the schoohshoulq
arrange to attend.

Class, meeting on Tuesday ei’éhin)
It 73' 45. , 1" . _;

in at 7: 46. A: cordial invitation is
extended to all to come in- $4“! rest.
and pray and countdown acts of the
Holy. Spirit ‘ ,3 ,, __ .
Ticket! for the 3

Oct. 25th. by the great Rhondda
Welsh Male Chorus of fifteen voices,
are now on sale. and may be secumd
from any member; of the Men's ”yeah
bly. .' *3'

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Knight street. A. Milli. church Rev.
“.W Henry mar. pastor. ~Preachlng“
’“ 11, a. m.:§;nd 7: 330 9.111.. by the
pastor. 18: 80 p. am. Sunday school.
3- go 9‘ m.. acted concert by the

choir.
diam meetln

11316 5088818. Nflmlk Conmtlon
33 Critical”. min

 

It will .3

Anthem—3— “My Hope Is in the Ever-
listing: . .. ..... .. Aldrich
RV The Chair
Anthem4-3"Praiso the Lord. 0 My
Soul”; ;. ................ 3Hark‘er
The Chair. ‘ ~

.West 3.‘

Sunday school “0.3M“ be at I:

111‘. Boye' club .

Prayer meeting on rum... ever.-

Tuesday evening—Stéwardess Board

s‘lon‘ary‘. (inference, int 'w‘h h the fol-
lowing churches will participate: Dari-
en Wilton Wehtport‘. -"N‘or'wa’lk: Sec-
tietaries.W W Scudgen andfnodgdon
will be in cha 3c of the conference. .3

The Men'afitc crus 07-..Darien will
a'l'nfhf {he ev‘e’nlhg’ set‘nlcc.

The Whatsoever Circle wi’il meet
on Tuesday: afternoon at 2: 80 at the
,home‘ of hill-011i W311. “Ferris, 86 Elm-
3133on avenue. Shower bags and
aprons are due at this meeting.

W62. uenhoplngxthat a large delega-
tlon from: this church will attend the
Fairfleld' Chun‘ty Sunday School Asso-
ciation meeting. to .'he’ld in Bridge-
fort on Tuesday afternoon aind even-
ng.3_ ’

c .muslc for Sunday morning will

 

_<_Pr'c'3 de-wlzrlze song from "The Mac-

terslng'pu" .............. Wagner
Anthem “I Was Glad When They

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ngo Maestoso"

...........

Calicott

{first
walk Rev

. «’5
“negation” church. Nor-
E' 1;.:l-"=;_McGregor Ph. D..

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pastor. —Mohfhi service at 10: 30.
with as? by the pastor. Sub-
ject: / “The 1113* - Foundation. " The

Sunday~schobl will hold. its annual
V”Rall‘:3." navy, service at. £12“ o'clock.
There.,wili 'i‘be a ppeclai‘» program of
music and an address‘ big Mayor Bar-
ton The Christian Weaver Society
will méél -at. 8': 45., Topic: "The Folly
'of Putting Things Off-3+] older Miss
Wix'cni‘ '5 .
, Tuesday—The Golden” Rule Circle
will meet cm. 8831's.": chairlo'érmmh at
\3 p. m. The Gleaner-3 ,.~ Circle will
unset: with Mrs Ilda Waiklléy Crosby
in thef- evening. - ', ~- ‘- -

Friday and Saturday. Oct. 13 and
l4—‘l‘here will be a rummage sale
held by the Doorkeepe'rs’ Circle. at a
plan; to be announced Later :2 Articles
may be left. at the home. of.- Mrs. W.
H. Baldwin or gt the pa’i‘ionag'e. ,

Oct. 29th will be “Book Sunday. " 3st
which time each member of the con-
negation is invited to_ contldbute a
’book for a. box to be sent to Oklaho-
ma

Articles are solicited. for the mis-
sicn‘ary ban"! to be can! to‘ Rev. and
Mrs. Evans of South Dakota.. . Articles
runny be left at the following homes:
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin. Wail met; Mrs.
F. J. Curtis Bylngton place; Miss
Nancy Day. East avenue. M31333. Charges
Quintard. Main street: the. parsonage.

ThursdayfTheI-p will be a special
meeting of the church at 7 80 p. m.
to receive the report at. the committee
on a new church. This will be" pre-
coded by a '80clal supper at 6: 80. All
are welcome. ‘ 3_ 3

 

 

 

 

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South Norwalk Baptllf church (the
home- like church) Rev. L; J. Schb'ép—
pler. minister. —3—-El'unda'y' Bible school
meets at ':10 a. m. same: of worship
at 11 a. m.‘ Sermon subject:
Ministry 08' 0. Saving fimuence C 3E.
Society meets at 7 p. m. Evening

 

Meetings on Sunday as usual. at 8: 15
bud 7:46 p.171. At 8:15 the fRev
Frtnk Clark of the Rowaytqn Baptlnt
church will be present and speak. Dr.
'Ciark needs no introducuon to- the
people of Norwalk. and those who
have héard him once will not lose the
opportunity of hearing him on sun-
'da'y afternoon; as he is_ one 'of the
strong Gospel preachers.

Lit-.0010 of Stamford
out also and. if

gill be pres-
throat. has sum-
clently, recovers 3 .1011; 'fIvory
Palm"; by- . 3’1'heee
3mectinga sre' steadily min-Mug , in
real spiritual .u'pllrt as well- as in
numbers. . ‘

The evening service will ”begin at
7: 46 and ,will be 90 minutes of real
bright; eunshine. -

fl‘he weektnlght meetings are held
on Wednesday and Friday nights at
7: 45 p. m. These meetings are for all
the people reminisce. of :lc'ol'cr. race.
creed“ or conditt'bnf andya' cor-gal ‘wel‘.
come in extended to all.

"Hélp' o! the helpless—£113.:
with me. "

 

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Trinity. church notices. Rev. C. S.
Lewis. H. Al, '.rector——-Calend'a.r for
,.tlkc week beginning Oct. 8 (17th Sun-
"day after Trinity): 7: 80 a. 3.,m holy
communion 9. 90 a. m.. Church
.achoolu .130: 80 a. m. morning prayer
and sermon. 7: 80 p. m.. ',eveplng
prayer and sermon. '

Tuesday—7:30 p. :0. meeting. .or
the Bethany Guild. 8 p. m.. business
meeting 083 the 3Y30u3ng Pecpié' s M- and
Jan'Gulld

VV'ednesday—8 p. m.. Vestry. meet—
in; at, the rectory.

PThh'rsduy—‘I: 45 p. m.. meeting or“
the Girl's Iii-lendiy Society.‘ ’

 

Grace Baptist church. Butler safest.
Nor-walk Rev. James A. Fuller, 501131-
clating.-Pre’aching at 11 a. m. Sun—
day gloom.“ noon. B. Y. P. U.» in
6" oclnck. Pr ching at 8 o'clock p.

Tuuday evening at. '8 o'clock"' 8'11
members are requested to be ipre" n
on business or importance. ‘ ‘ '

Thursday evening the annuhl his"
vest supper will take placela .

The periodicals are all wel 0 38
home.

 

 

nub. Rev; E. 'C- Weasel.
Moeflngpt the voteliat!a,~' ‘3
man service at 10 a. m. 13113118183
icaai: 11 a. m. Bible class and
day: school classes in German
English at 12 noon. ' -
Confirmation instruction to
dren'_ Mondays and F‘riday8.3.
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“The

service at" :80 1:». Subject} “The
Duluth? 3Vic3tdry of Gluing...» ~e . '
Thursday—At 7: 46 p. ..3 regular
mid- week prayer 3m33eeti3 .,'.Spec'ial
business to follow.. ' "
The Nor-walk; Rescue mission—

llama-half hour period of

 

 

' as to their, conditlo'u If ’ ,
3,.If glasses are necessary he will '

 

i.” :30. p.3m in." ;st _'s
*‘Bl'odday evening
Misses Kimmick '
The meeting will be bold Monday
instead of Tuesday; 00, that some or
the members may attend the County
Sunday School convention. at nudge
'p'drt fluidity evening. ,.
Thursday. Oct. 12th
Women‘s Auxiliary at.
ior at 2 p-111 .
“may. oét. lath—when rehearsal
7:80 _p. m. at the church.

'es Guild will meet

eeting. - i! the
church par-

, Advent Christian church. Van Zandt
and Harvey streets, East Norwalk,
Rem-11‘. L.:P3lper. “pastor—Preaching
Sunday morning at. 10. $30 by‘Rev.G
W Davis 031. Bridgeport. Sundafl
school at 12 m. Juniors at 3:30.c0n1
lducted’ by Mrs" Alnnvimrth. Lov a3]
workers at 6:16. Eirenlh'g service at
7: 80*chorus conducted by Mrs. Alice
Cunningham. Preaching by the pas-
tor» at 8 o'clock. Topic: "Israel at
Kadish Baroda." ' ' 9

«Ln‘dies’ Missionarv Sodéty on Wed-
n'esday- at 2 o'cfisck. Weekly prayer
‘and praise service Thursday “f“mg
at. 7. 45: .' " X,

Sunday Oct. 15 will be “Roii- Call”
day and all members are expected to
gee present, or to respond by letter.

ist‘l'nternation'ai Bible Studegs Red
'Men's Hall. VVa‘shlngton stre 1:. South
Nor-walk ——Sun'day. Oct. 8. 3 p. m..
G.‘W.'3‘Jones of BrookiynpN. Y.. will
lecture on- "Solution’of the-"W'prld's
Unrest"——H08ea. 4: 1’8; Ajnos 8: 11.-

 

12:2Jeph. 8: 8;‘ Hosea 41,8: Micah
4: 1-4: Obadiah 1: 21: Zeph, 33: 9:
Joel 2: 32; Hub. 2: 14; Rev. 21: 5‘;
Ina.39:~63-7. ' ' I .
3' ‘All welcome.‘ Seats free. No col-
lection.

First Baptist Church of Divine

Healing. De 'W’itt l‘l‘almag'e Van Doren
minister —-Morning service at 10:30.
Subject of Service: ' "The Basic Law
or the Universe"

, Monday night prayer... -meetlng at
half-past seven o’clock.

 

FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES.
._-i_ '

Continuing the topic adopted by the
seventh and eighth grades for their
assembly programs: “Mendelssohn
aand.3}3lls 'Worka," the. pupils of the
ninth grade of the s 001 presented a
very interesting. and instructive pro-
gram in the'Frlday assemblyl '
Hymn. '
Bible Reading. —
The Lord's Prayer.
‘Sallu'te to the Flag. ,
3"The Star Spangled Banner "

’Director. Miss Alice Dunn;
111.....ng Middigbrook.
Introductory Remarks—Chairman.
Bio aphical, Sketch of Mendeimohn‘ s

'L tie—Andrew Czibere. 9- 33
victroia Selection With Explanation

l

chair- I

——303verture. "Midsummer Night's“
3 Dream"——Pauline Knapp. 9 86.
Blane, Solo —- 'PConsoiation" —— Lena

blpson. 9- 33.

\r trola. Selection With Explanation——
Spinning Songs—'Gertrude Fan Kirk

9~24.
Victrola Selection With Explanation
‘ '3’-——St Paul.- 3‘“But the Lord Is Mind-
ful of His Own’k—i-Rober'ta Gainer.
. 9- 21.
Vléfrola Selection With ‘Explanation
——-\"octurne. .‘Wltdsummer' Night‘s
I‘)‘.rea.m"—-Justlne. Bilik. 9— 34. '
The ntfendance honor for the mont': 1
0f September was wen by Room 9- 33.1»
Miss Alice Dunn. teacher. with a per-
'ce'ntage offlttendance of 99.49: tardi—
hie-es. 4. 3
3 The record for most of the rooms
showed a high percentage of attend-
ance and the school average was
probably higher than it has ever been
befbre—3-97. 22%.
The following named members of
the school were selected by Donald
Ruddlma‘n’. president of the G. 0.. to
visit. the rooms of the Junior High
school during the last period on Fri-
day afternoon to urge upon the. pupils
the. advantages of supporting the
school organization. Ward Whipple.
Charles NV ard Alice Cole. Herminie
Deflee. Bradley Nickerson. Barney
Ash. Roberta Gainer3 Lucy Nichols,
88.de Kurtz. David Green (1. Bea-
trice Lawndes, Agnes Press, Esther
Brown, Margaret Jarvis and Donald
Ruddiman

Room 9- 38 has already sets. record
with 100% membursl'iip in the seiner.
a1 organization. Several other. rooms
are pressing close behind this record.

the same ol’ the:
9" Osborn nv‘cnue‘3

LEGAL NOTICE ..
REGISTRARS’ Nofifi.‘

3

The Registrars of the Town an
ty of Norwalk,' will hold. a public}; ,

a- n for the purpose of receiving ap-
plications to be made voters and cor.
reeling the voting lists from 9 o'cm
af. m. to 5-f:.oci30ckp m.. on’l‘ugsdns'
October 10th,.1922 at the following-
paces. to %':'wit .-V-33 " ‘

 

 

 

. 33.3;
For the First and Fourth Bums

at the Town Assembly 11311.3 _ 3

”Street; for the Second and Fifth Dis:

Hall, and for the Third District. We
flower Hook and Ladder House; an:

Zandt Street. 3 . . :3

applications,to be made voters can be
received If you have moved «from.
‘one Ward to any other, kindly can:
the Registrars on 'or before that figu-
’ ‘ C. IRVING BYING‘TON, : =
‘ FTHomts. F. * FLAHERTY.‘£‘ :3
. RUFUS .1. SMITH, ’ 3:
JEREMIAH .EAGAN. .~.
" ’HARRY B WATnannvfifi
MICHAEL P. SHEA. . ..

 

and City of N0rwalk3.,.

""- "'32”: '

October 1922

NORWALK HosrrrAI. £517;
- ANNUAL We

N'OTICE is herebv- given that idle

 

 

 

'Annual Meeting ‘of the Nogvvalj; Hos,-

pital Association will be held at the
Hospital on Tuesday Evening»; 0610-”

following purposes. — ~

3, 1. To hear the rcports of the oili—

oer‘s of the Association and to act

upou the same.

2. To hear the reports of any com-

mittee appointed bv the Association.

its Direc ors or its President. whip}:

may be resented. and to act upgn

the same...

3. To elect four Directors to take

the places of times whose terms 3g»

pire. . ,. .3... .

4. 'io -tra.nsact any and all other

businei: proper to come before said

meeting.

Dated at Norwalk, this 4th “3"?!

October, 19,22.

JAMES T. HUBBELL,'
”Secretary.

 

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FOR

Dough Syrup. Pleasant to take;

very eflective. Get a bottlé

today. 3 , .

25c.

H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist '

8 N. Main St. 80. Not-walk, Ct.

 

 

 

Rhubarb and Soda Mixture,

4 oz. ................... 19c
One dozen Seidiitz Powders,
Box .................... 23c
Dorin Rouge 1249 .......... 39c
Fluid Extract Cascara Sagrada,
' 4 oz. ................... 22c .
too Cascara Tablets .. ..... 21c
Diamond Dyes ............ 12c
Quinine Pills, 3 dozen for 35¢
Blauds Pills, 100 .......... 21c
Pure Giycerine, 4 oz. for .. 190

Guaranteed Fountain Syringe
........................ 89c
50c Forhans Tooth Paste, 37¢
Pcmpcian Face Powder 45::
Ma s'Vanishing Cream 39¢: '
ube Pebecc Tooth Paste
37c
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 39c
50c Tube of Milk Magnesia
Toeth‘ Paste

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u'l'he schedule of physical exercises
will take effect on :Mbnday. October 3.
There will be a. ten-minute calisthenic
dflll period from 9: 854 9: 435 in 'the
morning and a fifteen—minute drill
period from 2-2:15 in the afternoon.
These drills will be led by the pupil?
teacher in. charge. '

cues a w'eek' each class will have
supervised
play on the plhground“ Miss Marga-
ret3Jennings and Messrs Kane an'd
Williams will direct this work and
\will be assisted by the pupil leader's
and the class-room teachers". "‘

This: physical work‘ in the.“ class-

supplement by inter-class basketball,
volley be and baseball games, also
an‘inter-claas field meet in the spring.-

 

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gloating you‘re! ,
gays them ex3a
pilometmsts and satisfv yourself -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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may be sinall but it shows hour:

mmed by .;our ' "

50c Tube Pepaodent Tooth —
37c

FEE which is a blend of the,
finer-grades of Pan-American;

and aroma has won for it mit-
50 Tube of Milk. Magnesia,29c

The Clifford

 

 

trictrs at the Town Court Roomncjty;

Fivé oclock p. m.. October iifis.
1922, will be the last. time at. which. .

Registrars of Voters for the Town. ‘

 

Dated at ',Norwalk this 5th day 383'

ber 1031,1922, at eight o'clock, fo‘fhe ,.

 

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Mavis Lemon Cream ...... ' 89c
25c Tube Kolynos Tooth Paste
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' Guaranteed ‘Hct Water Bottle
........................ 89c
_Ly_ons Tooth Powder ...... 21c
COFFSE .............. 34)ch . ‘
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