Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 14, 1922 · page 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

IN MEMORIAM.
in sad and loving memory of our
5am.- son and brother. Jeremiah F.
O'Brien. killed in action October 14.
'1918. who rests at Romagne-Argonne,

runes. sxs’rna m
BROTHER.

WNNTED

u RN ITURE

lls‘is

.

France.
NOT“ BE.

 

 

ANTIQUE l"
Antiques. high prices paid for old-

' heriy.
w inrniture. mahogany. c
rivllrnl'lit‘. pine. etc... also old china. glass6
rimming oi: merit. that is over 10
. ‘rs l . .‘
"n H n. A. Baaae’rsl
~ ilnstport Ave.

N.
Phone 998

v to work on plain

f“: M DwGirls
\‘ l‘ E Experience un-

wi machines. ‘
nsJ-o‘ssgfy. Charles Manufacturing be.
His Washington St. So. Norwallt.
m-.-.-“M...
rienced female opera.
r sewing machines.
d pay. Charles Man-
136 Washington St,

 
 
 
 

 

'ANTED—J'JX
tors on Sinfie
Steady work. i500
niaciuring (fo..
So, Norwalk.

FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Range. First '815 takes
it. Inquire 3 Burritt Ave., or Tel. 81.

 

FOR SALE—Used cars. 1921 Overland
sedan; 1922 Overland roadster; 1919
Dodge sedan; model 79 Overland tour-
ing: 3 Ford deliveries. McHugh Bros.
Overland. Willys—Knlght Dist.

FOR SALE—2 Ford touring cars. 1920
models, starters. 1920 Ford runa-
bout. starter. will take your old Ford
in trade. 1921 Ford sedan MY. 3225:
1920 Ford sedan body, 165: 1922 Ford
coupe bodtv‘. $225. Phone 2153 Nor-
walk evenings.

FOR SALE—r7 room dwelling. newly
painted. newly decorated interior.
improvements; of! of Main Street; 2
minutes to trolley; 12 minutes to cen—
ter. Call 643 for appointment.

FOR SALEv—Bungalow. 4 rooms. lot

‘50x115. located in Smithville. Good
for any kind or foreigner. Less 81.500
for cash. Owner. Care Sentinel.

 

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Sirens. boy {or shipping

~$M‘AN"13D~ LOROY Shirt CO..

< department. Apply
" Chestnut Street.

‘ {VANTEiilo—Painters. Steady worlt.
rain or Shlnu. inq. J. L. Ruddel.
Phone 1440.

WANTED—*Examlners‘ in underwear
department. Apply Cluett Peabody

Kr (30., Inc. ...

'.\.'ANTED—vA good lot at Marvin

Beach. reasonable. in prim. owner
I-lliy. Address»8¢t~195.“fl."Norwallt
i'imt, ()ilice.

\\‘ ANT Elf)w Farm :handz: Permanent

position for experienced single man
on farm in oiiy'tlinntsaApplyvin person
or by letter to I). E. Penney. R. F. D.
Smith's old place, Cran—

 

 

Nu. 42, Hr.

bury. .

WANTED -'l‘wn mcp'io “yard work.
and Supply

Apply The Norwalh C9
(70. ' “

FOR SALE-Sewing machine. A-1
condition. rocking chairs. stands, 2

plain chairs. wash stand and toilet

set. 29 Cove Avenue. East Norwalk.

FOR SALE-l double house. 11

rooms. 2 baths. all improvements.
except heat. House newly renovated.
Lot 60:120. Good neighborhood. Price
$7.000. Terms arranged. William F.
Hoyt d: Son, 79 Washington Street.
Telephone 435.

 

ma SALE—18 acres city property.
land improved. large orchard. fruit.
building site with distant views. elec-
tricity. telephone available. 2 miles
from Norwalk station. Price $350 per
acre. Address J. S.. Sentinel Oa'ice.

 

FOR SALE—Ford Sedan. many ex-
tras. self-starter. Khmer leaving
town. Inc. 29 Cove avenue. East Nor-
walk.

 

FOR SALE—Trash Guernsey cow and
calf. Stefani. Bridge St. E. Nor-walk.

 

WAN T ELL-Experienced operators on

Singer sewing machines. Apply
loan. Dress Co.. 40 Franklin St.. So.
Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

. “CANTEDn—Experienced fireman as
janitor. Living..q.uartorn for small
family. Apply at 4 Orchard street.

 

Kenna!
laundry Work. Must be good plain

gcooa. Brown. 7.5 Jjfistflngfrel. me.

Oakvy J. Smith, 13 First St. or at
Naramake Home.

\l‘ANTEl)—~%llris for the first shift.

from 7 a. m. to 3:30. to operate lace
machines. Apply at American La Den-
ielle. East Norwaik.

WANTED—«Good wages paid to will—
lug workers for handling light lum-
ber. Apply liatch and Bailey Co.

..._.--..«---

WANTED—«Salesman to sell Edison
Phonogrnphs. Apply Alfred Fox
Piano Co., South Norwnlk.

 

\\‘.\N'l‘l*:ll~~-~'i‘o rent. in residential sec-

tion of South Nor-walk or vicinity.
we large unfurnished bedroom. with
use of bath by young business woman.
Reply M. C. 15.. care Sentinel.

WANTED—«Buggy with good top and
side curtains. in first class condition.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:4 care Sentinel.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

' WANTEDw-l’oung woman for gener

“ZNn family. Apply to The Fair Dept

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mnydowcr Indoor Carnival at Com:
muniiy Hall. East Norwalk. all thi
“ml: Door prises every evening
him-mg free. Come and dance on ;
lfili‘ii lanl‘. ‘ ‘

 
 

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\‘.‘.\.\”i‘l:i) —- Experienced operator:
and mill setters. Apply Leroy Silll‘
‘ i‘.». ii ('hestnut Streeti

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

TO LET
l i-‘-.:-n.-l;i-(l house for six months. all
\inwments ..... $123

 

 
 
 
 
 

Mimi house for the winter, 3107

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

x . apartment. with heat. $8

0 iii . .iil improvements 350
i" i' . huliHO, Taylor .Ave. $0

i . ' urn ht'flf. per month ...... $7.
“43:. l". Hoyt A". SOD. T91. ‘35.

it» I 111' Viv» room apartment. will
umrms, t'edar Street. Ron

3! . ‘. mom apartment. Railroad AW
ii: at. $2.0. lnq. Sarmlvl noodnor. Phon-
Zi'i '

 
 
 
 

TULE'i‘ l'lw.i:.ili‘ iiirnished room

rifflmmj" "‘"W‘ 6 Crescent Te.

 

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all improve
unfurnishu.
yton. Phone No.

 

moms. -

fiilllin'ilml 0r
"i.l\".. Rowe
:Nll‘4, Brim.

 
 

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“Kill";

 
 

 
 
 

772ml: 5,

.. can be seen... .
iii'ill'u 14.79 or (will at 415:1;
“lit". fills! NnIWRHL t. It ‘ ~
‘ IT‘ W. _.
'ifl TWI '~~l moms, yam... Thfifig ‘

Tilt-Til! If” cediu' BtrM_; : “a
Ti) ~ .
....(.I;]Tt':“(:*l rooms with improve-
N 1-" .. “Vim“ street. Rent 325.‘!nq.
.. l.’ ‘lVlhr' })h0ne zmko

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- d. 3. Wt
..~ ,C..P. Hana.
math.

7,:ml.ET~~6 mom cottage; all modern
8B0 [Kn-overheats. best location. 303‘
hmnq. It. Joseiovsky.‘ 41 3907i”
¢ Phone 1809. ' tf

T? ”“41 Chm M M
00’“ lvartmsnt. improvemsn

gaunt the Hill. Inn. at Sonthuk.jh

43'“ Telephone so.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

v 'AN’l'ICD----—lt<»liublo white woman for
ciisework in apartment. No

' Il'AN“l‘EI)-——Union mead? apply to

al housework. Must have references.

Sturo. 51-58 S. Main St, So. Norwalk.

VVANTED~~500 people to attend the

”31> 4 mm, "elfit‘lhfiarovr’ :

T T j . a i.
‘1',” a sets of rdom‘qlig'b‘ and'

.2
Iain;

FOR. SALEa-Partly furnished stucco

house. 80. street. 7 rooms. hot and
cold water. large grounds. fruit. barn
and coups. Telephone 267-14 80. Nor-
walk.

 

FOR SALE—New house and

Drive. between
avenue. Price very reasonable. Inn. 24
Haviland street. 80. Norwalk.

 

East Norwallt.
'OR SALE—Brand

closet seats. 85.

Vow York.

at Marvin Beach. located on River
Norman and Alden

FOR SALE-45 lotl. 501100, 300 5 it.
from Winfield Ht. Call 46 First St...

New Bathroom.

865. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatorY.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water~
Seidenberg 00.. 545
1rd Ave. between 36th and 87th Sta.

Busm‘nss newton

P. ROMANO LIVE POULTRY

MARKET _ .
Phone 300-2

13 Chestnut St. _
Low Prices on All Poultry for .

Saturday and Sunday Only.

READERS. ATTENTION !

it you have second hand furniture.
junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jafle Bros. and You
will see the reason whY-
Write or Call.

East Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone 499.

MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 West Ave.. So. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1838.

Raw Is the Tima for

00F PAINTING

This can not be done satisfactory in

cold weather. so don’t wait.

. We specialise on Asphalt Shingles.

Slate. Asbestos Shingles, Tar and

Gravel and Built-up Roofing. Iron and

Copper Leaders and Gutters.

Thatcher OnePlpe Heaters.

THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.

Phones 2955-387.

AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
sch a Elsmann Magneto Service.
ll makes of Magnetos. Generators.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices. ’
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.

37 Fort St.

 

 

 

The Elite Shop. under new manage-
ment. Walsh and Brennan. Special
scalp treatment. shampoolng. mani-
curinx. permanent waving. hair bob-
hing. curling. permanent hair dyeing.
french American waving. new clay
pack. water waving. marcel waving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
47 Wall street. Norwaik. Conn. Tel.
2565.

NAG! BROS.

Local and long disuse- trucking oi
all kinds. Plan: movtng. Special van
for moving purposes. Dali) trips to
New York Cit!" Building stone.

71 Cedar Street. Phone 818

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 8t. Tel 2500 So. Norwalk

 

FROM THE Fan'ronv TO
THE HOME

Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
paymentplsn. Also renovating. satin
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card 0!
telephone 317 for representative to
..

NORWALK HAT'l‘uESS GO.
Pranhlin and Monroe St. So. Nzrwall

 

rooms. all improvements. 80.000.
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE.

The Van Hoosier property at Cran-

 

nuo. corner
House 8 rooms. large barn and aboui

3 acres fine land. For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.

FOR SALE—van Boron Ave.. 9 room
Small cash payment. Room for 8 more

bury. Located well in Newtown ave-
‘ of Grumman avenue.

 

F. H. BAXTEb

0 SOUTH MAIN STREET

DBUGGIST
Agent for Page a Shaw. Park a
“Word. Green Seal. and Russeli'l
Candies.

 

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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

 

 

Two family house. 14 rooms, all
improvements. garage. 5 minutes
from center of lst District. 87,500

No family house on Main Street,
all improvements, $7.500.

Small two family house in East
Norwalk. $3.500.

J. M. O’BRIEN,

. So. Main St. South Norwaik.
Telephone 977.

 

Tel. lint-4 after 5:30 p. m. 7 Main Street NOI‘Waik

\VANTELP—By two adults. two fur— 1 Edlie Avenue.
nishcd rooms. all improvements. 6 Rooms __ Improvements

heat furnished. light housekeeping Lot 601160.

privileges. Centrally located. Address FOR SALE

J. M. LAYTON a 00., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue

 

m
Three Flower: Face Powder

 

 

PAT-ENI'S ,
Wooster and Davis

a. .II. WOUSTEB I. W. DAVll
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
women) unanimous:- U. 8. Patent

es
111‘ M St. Bfldflm
Band for Bookie: on Pat-Its

FOUND
‘OUND—Pet cat with ”Bunting Bay-
state Road" on collar. Owner may

..ve same by paying for this adv. Call
4 West Avenue.

LEGAL NOTICES

SOLVENT NOTICE

 

 

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JISTRICT 0F NORWALK. as. PRO-
:B’Az'gE COURT. September 80 A. 19..
Estate in Connecticut of Minnie F.

1. Cameron. late of Benton in the

scanty of Yates in the State of New

49"“ deceased.

7' The Court of Probate for. the Dis-

rict o: Norwclk. hath limited and al-

.cwed six‘ months (tom the data here-

xt for the crediters of said Estate to

. ghlbittheir claim for settlement.

‘h'use who neglect to presenttheir ac-

counts. properly attested. within said

.dnve. will be donned a movery. All

goersons indebted to said Estate are .re.

located to flush. immediate payment

i" a -- ' 4
g ' .CLARA E. COWONS
‘ .

r.-. SOLVENT NOTICE -
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. Is. Plio-
$13.13!! COUNT. October 14th. A. D.
‘5 ‘ntate of John Wasatch. late of
Norwalk, in ”said Dian-la. deceased.
" The court or. Probate for the Dis-
trict cc Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six mouths from the date here-
’ofrorthe creditors of said nil-to to
exhibit Altair claim' for settlement.
Thine who neglect to

 

 

Admininratrix c 'r. A.

 

...... ................ .. 59o
Rhubarb and Soda Mixture,

4 oz. ................... 19c
One dozen Seldlltz Powders,

Box .................... 23c
Darin Rouge 1249 . ....... .. 89c
Fluid Extract Caesars Ssprada,

4 oz. ................... 22c
:00 Cascara Tablets 21:
Diamond Dyes ......... ... 12¢

Quinlne Pills. 3 dozen for 85¢
Blauds Pills,100 Ric
Pure Glycerine, 4 oz. for .. 19c
Guaranteed Fountain Syringe
...... 8
80¢ Fol-halls Tooth Paste, 37c
Pompelan Face Powder 45°
Mavis Vanishing Cream .. 390
600' Tubs Psbeee Tooth Paste
. . .'. . . . 37o
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 89:
500 Tubs of Milk Magnesia
Tooth Paste . ....... 296
60c Tubs Pepaodent Tooth
Paste ....... 3?:
Tintex . . . . . . 120
Mavis Lemon Cream 89c
26c Tube Kolynos Teeth Fla-t;c

..................

see-eases...

c-a-.so...os‘-ea

lodln, (tincture) 1 ex. 200

Guaranteed Hot Water Betti;9°

Lyons Teeth Powder ..... .

COFFEE .............. No lb.

We oils!- OTANIALONE COF-

Fll which is a blend of the

filler grades of Pan-American

and its elections flavor

' and aroma has wont to:- it mil-
50 Tube of Milk Magnesia, 39o ‘

i The Clifford
Pharmacy = ‘ ,

cams-um
msm_ p,

 

 
 
 
 

 

Iron a seven you?"
. . pom was-r:
wake our “13091110 and Ti:
3913:}! Syrup Pleasant to‘tske.
v sfleetive. Get a bottle.
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Phone 35

 

 

NE no or 1w:
CHURCHES

South Norwaik Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. John J. Snavely. minis-
Ler; Carlton L’Humlnedlcu. organist.
—.sunday services as reilows: At
10:30 a. m.. preaching service. At 12
o'clock. Sunday school session and T.
C. B. class meeting. At 7:30 p. m..’
evening sung and preaching service.
The evening sermon theme will be
"Gamblers and Gambling." .

On Tuesday evening the women's
Foreign Missionary Society will meet
at the parsonage.” 8 O'clock. All
members should be present.

The omclal Board will meet on'
Wednesday evening at 8 o‘clock at the
parsonage.

Mid-week meeting
Thursday evtnlng at 7:45. Subject
will be: "Lead Us Not Into Tempta.
tion. But Deliver Us From Hell."
Epworth Leaflets are preparing for
a Hallowe'en social on the evening of
Wednesday. October 26th. All mem-
bers of the society are requested to
keep this date open.

The treasurer of the church will be
greatly assisted if all subscribers to
the current finances of the church will
make payment of any deficiency in
which their subscriptions stand.

 

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East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. B. Irving Watkins D.
D.. minister; Clarence Cable. orgunist
and choir director.-———10:30 a. m..
morning worship with sermon on
‘:The Supreme Principle of Christian
Character." The choir will be assisted
by Lloyd Mahoney of New York, who
has been the baritone of the. Glen
Cove Presbyterian church. Long 151-
and. 12 m.. Sunday school. Win. the
Friendship Bible class. 72' pastor
will be the teacher of the class for this
day. and the lesson will be that of
the Sunday school for-the day. 6:30
p. m.. Epworth League vesper serv-
ice. led by Mrs. Stanley H. Carpenter.
The topic will be: "The Abundant
Life." 7:30 p. m.. evening worship
with sermon on “On the Border Line."
Tuesday—v7 p. m.. the Boys' club
meets in the primary room.
Wednesday-4 p. m.. the Ladies' Aid
Society will meet for work.
Thursday—7:45 p. m.. the mid—
week prayer meeting. The subject for
discussion will be "The Blessed Man."
Friday—{7:45 p. m.. the King’s Her:
aids will present an entertaining pro-
gram and have their mite box open-
ing. They will have the Women‘s
Foreign Missionary Society as their
guest at this meeting. The public is
cordially invited to be present.
A ‘cordial invitation is given to all

the services of the day and week.

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Net-wall: Methodist Episcopal church.
George B. Tompkins. minister: Chas.
d. Ives. organist and directorer-s. L.
L. Pugh. contralto; Miss Willa E. Mil-
ier. soprano: Harry L. sterling. bane;
H. P. Sunderland. tellers-«Sunday~
school and Men's Assembly convene at
10 o'clock. The lecture in the assem-
bly will be on "Israel's First King."
All men are invited. \Vorshlp and
sermon at 11. The minister will
preach on "The Church. Its Power and
its Problems." At 7:30, Mrs. Lucy
Meal-a Morris. a former Norwalk wom-.
:tn. until recently engaged in educa-
.ionai work in public schools. now
with the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society. will speak. Mrs. Norris.
through her association with young
people. is especially interested in
them. and her message is enthusiasti-
cally received by them. Both parents
and youth should hear her.

The opening meeting of the year of
the W. F‘. M. S. will be held on Tues-
day afternoon at 2:30. The study pe-
riod will be conducted by the; minis-
ter.

Tuesday evening—Class meeting at
7:45. .

lhurgda}'-—-7:45 p. m.. prayer serv-
ice. .
' Friday and Saturday the ladies of
‘ ~ church will conduct a rummage
sale. - "

r‘riday evening the Men's Mmbly
will hold the restllsr monthly business
and social meeting. Guests are invlt.
en, a. special speaker will be on hand.
and a big time will be the order of
Every member should be

the hour.
present. .

The Welsh Malo chorus. which is‘
to give a concert in- the’churs‘h on

Wednesday evening. the 25m, arrived
in New York on the 11th and is mak-
mg a. great hit in New York. At least
one hundred tickets are already plac-
ed. A crowded house is anticipated
for this greatest of Welsh choruses.
Those desiring .seah should buy early.

 

Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev.
w. Henry Lamar. Dalton—Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. to. Sunday
school gt 12:30 p. m. Quarterly meet.
inn. Stamford, at 8 p. m. _

Tuegday eevning—Clus meeting and
mating of Shovel-dam Board, No. 2.

 

Congregational church. South Nor-
wk, 1". H. Jacobs. minister: Archi-
bald Harden. first!!!“ and director;
Mrs. E Irving smith. contralto; Mrs.
Edith'ld. Weir, soprano: Funk Nash.
buss; W. Raymond Godber, tenor.—
Services for Sunday, Oct. 15. will be
held as follows: 9:45 a. 111.. Sunday
school. 10:45 a. 111.. public worship.
Sermon subject: ”The. God of the
N‘uqng." 0:30 p. m.. Young People's
meetins. 7:80 p. m.. illustrated loc-
ture. ‘tTh'e Servant’in the House."

The Pl Alpha assumes will meet an

evening at 7:1 .
”3%:%, 11K. will" meet Tuesday
at 7:30.
fix will; be a meeting of the ex-
seuuve oitlcers of the Women’s Amo-
can... at the home of Mrs. Samuel
' gamxlz. West-avenue. Wednes-
M “amen atthrse’o’clock. , > g
- was made program!“ Sunday will.
be as tolls"; ,
WW“ I the Lied, O H:
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V ORertory—ffi‘évehing Soni'Schunlaun
Postinde-—-“March in- 5,83..." '

..... ............' Johnston
.3 . h . ’ \ L
"First congregational. church. Nor-
wallc. Rev. E- F. Met} 01-. Ph. 1)..

Danton—Morning worship at 10:30
with sermon by the pastor.
"Perfecting’the, Good Work.”
school at noon.
at 6:45—-leader. \Villiam F. .Taylor. "
Topic:

will meet with Mrs. Kate ,Hunter, 136
Main street.

p. m. Topic from thev hand—bookz.
"Established
Thessalonians 2: 10-17. " ‘

may be left at the following homes:
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, Mrs: F. J. Cur-
tis.
Quintard and the parsonage.

Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. so-

rPreiude—.Quartet from
Offertory—vMedltatlon from
Soprano Solo—“How Beautiful Upon

Postlude—"Torchlight March"

home-like church), Rev. L. J. Schoen-
pler. mlnlster.———Sunday:
meets at 10 a. m. ' Public worship at
or Life."
In.
subject:
mittee of the “'omen's

South Main street.
is desired.

m.. evening prayer and sermon.

' Ainsworth.

 

 
 

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Subject:
Sunder.
Christian Endeavor

"True Patriotism." .

Tuesday—The Ministerial; Circle

ThursdayaMld-w'eek' service at. 8

in Good War

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Articles for the misionary barrel

Miss Nancy Day. Mrs. Charles

Music:

prano: Mrs. Edna May Selleck.
pianist: Miss Maebelle'Austln, vio-

‘ linist. "

"Rigoletto"

Verdi

e-asaueoea-oeseeas-sps-o.ou

Violin and Piano.

“Thais"

........................ Ma'ssezlet
Violin and Piano.

the Mountains" ............ Harker
Mrs. Newkirk.

............... . . . .' Scotson Clark
South Norwalk Baptist church (the
Bible school

11 a .m. Sermon subject: “The High-
C. E. Sociicty meets at 7 p.
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
"Tiler Bpssed “‘ay."

\Vednesday—~2 pi m.. the social com-
Association
will meet with Mrs. Wm. Moran; 192

A full attendance

Thursday—7:45, regular mid-week
prayer meeting. All are invited toI
some out and make these services
helpful and interesting.

Trinity church notices. Rev. C. s.
Lewis. M. A.. rector.—Calendar for the
week beginning Oct. 15 (18th Sunday
after Trinity): 7:30 a. m.. holy com-
munion. 9:30 a. 111., Church school.
10:80 a. m.. morning prayer and ser-
mon; harvest home festival. 7:30 p.

Wednesday—9:30 a. m.. holy com-
munion (St. Luke's Day).
Thursday—4:45 :_ m
the Girls' Friendly Society
Thursday. Friday and Saturday—~—
Rummage sale. Women's Guild. 24
North Main street. . .

meeting of

 

Grace Baptist church. Butler street.
——Preachlng at 11 a. m. Sunday
school at 12 m. sacred concert at
3:80 p. m. B. Y. P. U. at 0:30 p m.
'Preaching"at 8 o’clock p. m. gnev. D.
C. Thomas will till the ’puimc‘at all
services. 9111 the prodigils are weii
come home.

We thank our many white friends
who attended our harvest supper. ' .
Committee—«Mrs. V, Cutler. Miss
iiall.‘ Mrs.'Nimrom.

The public will get a true statement
in a" few days of the trouble existing
for the past few mouths.

St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar street. near West ave-
nue. Rev. E. C. Wenzel. pastor.—
Gerrnan service at '10 sum. English
service at 11 a. m.. Bible class and
Sunday school classes in’German and
English at 12 noon.

Confirmation instruction for chil.

dren every Monday and Friday at 4 p.
m.: for adults. every Monday at 8 p.
m.
The choir rehearees every Tuesday
evening beginning at 7:45.
The Young People's Society will
gather for a. social meeting Thursday
evening in the basement of the church
at 8 o'clock. All friends of the soci-
ety will be cordially welcome.

A ciai meeting of the voters will
be held Friday evening. All votersnré
cordially requested to be present.

Saturday school every Saturday
from 2 to 4p. m. in the basement of
the church. '

VHailoweLcn social and country fair.
under the auspices of the Young 3st,-
ple's Society, Oct. 26th, at 7:95 p. m..
in the basement of the church. All
will be cordially welcome. ’

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Advent Christian church. Van Zandt
and Harvey streets, East Nor-walk.
Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor: Mrs. Elsie
Pal-trick. organist—Roll call and re-
sponse of members Sunday morning
service at 10:30. Sunday school at
noon. Richard BlQnd. superintendent.
Juniors at 3:30. conducted by Mrs.
Loyal Workers at 6:15.
Topic: “The Abrahamlc Promise."
Augusta.‘ Velsor. leader.
service at 7:80. Chorus conducted'hy
Mrs. Alice ' Cunningham. Preaching
by the pastor. Topic: "The Final Roll
Call." . ' . 3

Ladies’ Mission Society. Wednesday.-
af 2 o'clock.

On Thursday evening a special Loy-
al,;Workers’ service. Rev. E. L. Bills
of Danbury. speaker. Spool. a! music
and all are invited. .

 

2. Mg Sim-lay afternoon when .he
meeting will begin promptly a: 8:15
With a_20-mlnutc song service that
will stir the devil and make him limit;

will be the Rev. 1.3. Schoenpicrgct
South Nnrwall: diaptisit church and
his ' brother,
Brooklyn. another preacher. and an?
other brother. who isfilso unreacha-

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Evening ‘

Nor-wall: Rescuetmission.+1,uok for '

and will: stir the saints and make them ,.
glad. Among those that will be there '_

C. M. ’«Schoeppler, of.

other bunch oi! workers from the i’oip '
unteer Post, in Port Chester. Will be ‘
preheat, andiA. W. bloat-co of the Ear-5.;
tom 'mission. in Sew'York citypis ears. .
ported. Those “1‘.- mm to hear these ; ‘

. Christ church, Gregory-'Boulevard.
East horwalx. Hebert 15. B. route.
-ectoi'.~Sunday. October 15: 8 a. m..
noiy communion. 10:30 a. m.. conse-
ccation of we church. 4 .p. m.. con-
tinuation} ' ' '
The Rt. Rev. Chauncey .B. Brewster.
l). D., bishop of the diocese; will oili-
ciate and preach both morning'auu
afternoon.

The children of the Sunday school.
as wellaa adult members and friends
of Christ church. are invited to these
sewices. ,

Iile thirtieth anniversary .pf. Christ
church will be celebrated. by other
special services. Sunday mornings and
evenings..0ctober 22nd io Noxember

tice will be given.

First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
West avenuc.-——The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 o.
m. -
Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.

Subject. October 151s:
Atonement."

Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. _ g .

To both these services the public
is invited.

Reading' room in the noodner
building. 61 Wfali street. open week
days (holidays excepted). 12 to 5.

TO CONSECRATE
CHRIST CHURCH '
" NEXT SUNDAY

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"Doctrine of

 

 

 

in the spring of 1905. A beautiful me-
moriai chancel window. portmying the
Good Shepherd. has been placed over
the altar in memory of Mr. Selleclt.
this faithful shepherd of souls and
founder of the parish, given by a
number of his host of friends.

The site on which Christ church
stands is of historic interest. It was
on or near this spot that Edward
Nash. who. it is stated was the first
hearthstone occupant of the Clown of
Norwalk. had his ‘home. It was here
that the first white male child was
born in Norwalk. John Nash.
Through the hard Writ 'of the Rev.
Tnllaferro T. Caskey, l). D.. rector of
the parish from 1915 to 1917. and
then rector emeritus until his death.
three and a half years ago. the debt
on the church was raised. and the
mortgage cancelled. The pulpit. a. fit.
ting memorial of this scholarly preach—
er. was presented to the church by
his widow. Mrs. Phoebe Cnskey.
Other memorials are the chancel-
rail. presented by Mrs. Lullas'Selleck.
in memory of her parents; the cre~
dance table. given by Mrs. Frederick
M. Wheeler. in memoriam Mary M.
Wheeler: the cross over the entrance
to the church. presented by Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur R. Morehouse. in .mem-
cry- of. their daughter Mildred: the
litany desk. in memoriam Mary Lou-
isa Giorchino: the chancel and altar
prayer books. given by Mrs. James A.
Stillman. in memory ot‘ her husband:
and the brass altar vases; presented by
Mrs. A. J. Shaw. in memory of her
mother. ‘

The pewa came from too Church of
the Good Shepherd. Shelton; the or—
gan. from St. Stephen's church.
Ridgefleld; the’ stone font, from the
babies' branch of the Women's Auxll-
iary of Connecticut; the choir' stalls.
from money raised by Mrs. George F.
Smith- Electric lights have recently
been put in the church by A. W. Reyn-
olds. An electric organ-blower was
installed by members of the congrega-
tion last year. - .

The basement of the chuzcll,‘ has
been fitted up for the various social
activities of the parish. This was
done for the most part by the volun-
tary work of the men of the parish in
the evenings during the last few
years. There in a. well—equipped kit-

12th. inclusive. of which further no—

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meetings and entertainments.
. Christ parish begins tome
the consecration of the can
celebration of the thirtieth
ary of its beginning as 3‘ -
St. Paul's church. Special p7
have been arranged for tis: in
Sundays. _ A men's get-together
ing will be held the that week"
vember and. on Wednesday e
November 15th, the seventeen
niversary of the organization 0 .
vparish, there will be a. meeting?)
whole congregation. at which "
Rev. Edward Camplon Ach a...
D.. suffragan bishop of the ' .'
will speak. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. Deaths and Funerals.

 

MRS. FRANCES G. BURKE r ~
Mrs. Franws Gore Lunning!
atthe home of, her‘ daughter. ,
Amy Dunning. Glenbrook. Th
day. at the age of 78. She was
in Roxbury. Mass" and had
resident of Glenbroak for
thirteen years. Mrs. Dunning '
been a member *of the Slam
Woman’s Club. She leaves
daughters. Dr. Emily 1). I- .
of New York and New .Canluan.
Charles Day of Philadelphia.
Miss Amy Dunning of Glenbroot.
whomshe had resided. and _
sons. Dr. William B. Dunning: of N
York. Dr. Henry F. Dunning of .18 .
York and New Canaan. and Edwhf‘h
Dunning of Stamford. Funeral
vices will be held at Mia

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2.30 (3.111.. the Rev.
officating. Interment will take
at New Canaan.

 

Mrs. Clara. Glover.
Mrs. Clara Hegeman Glover.
of Edward Glover. died in
Friday. according to an
ment received here today. ‘
ceased is survived by two chil
Alice L. and Grace E. Glover. M
al services are to be held in Ha _
Sunday. Following the services M.
body will be broughf'lio Norwan
burial. at 2 o'clock Monday after-um .
in the Norwalk cemetery. sf

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Death of Mr. Mnekey. :

\Vord was received here today? GEE
the death, at his home in Stamtw?
last night. of W. S. Mackey. a brows?
cf the Misses Mary and Eva. Mn
01‘; this city. ‘

Funeral qt'naumm H. Barnett. j”?
‘ Funeral services for Lathamg an

Bartlett. the nineteen-year—old seal

Mrs. Grace G. Bartlett. \vjio was km"?
ed in a collision between an 6363“
mobile and trolley car, Thursdfii‘
night. will be held Monday mo _ ‘ .
from the late home in Chestnut 3:5;
avenue. The services will be mica?
private. Burial will be in New ,. '
city.

Funeral services for
June were held at 2:30 o'clock
afternoon. from the late home. '
Bartlett avenue. Rev. J. Benton m-
ner. rector of Grace church. ’7
ed and burial was in Riverside
tery.

 

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