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x: The subject of the sermon at the
MST NOR WALK Rownyton Baptist church. tomorrow
~ ’ morning. Rev. Frank S. Clark. pastor.”
will be: “A Delightful Task, for
- regular meeting of Troop No. Chfist‘. Followup” mmin‘yjonhig
B. 8. A. was held last evening M at 10:30. Bible school at noon.‘ Ev'en-
nullity hail. ’ing meeting at 7 p. m. At 7:30. the-
subject of the sermon will be: "St.
" . Csvanazh 0‘ 0‘4 Saugatuck Peter's Confession." Thursday even-
hu purchased a. new Maxwell mg mega“: at 8 o’clock.
‘Rownyton Methodist church. H. B.
Sebner(_ fission—Sunday morning at
l10130 a special service in behalf of
{the local welfare of the church. We
' . ' f Seaview extend a. cordial invitstion to all our
' “ggizafimanl‘llizrg‘fiznio today at- members and friends. Do not miss.
‘ * nr ‘- tea dance at Chonte, 8;; the this service. At 12 noon the regular
of Darius Miller. Sunday school session. A sprightly
. .. . , Epworth League service. at 6:45. led
M have been received from Ed-‘by Miss Florence Batter-son. Sermon
Shes. and Fred Hain. who are and evening worship at 7:3". The
. n: on nutomobiie trip of two'reglflm‘ mid-W891: prayer and praise
They have been gone about service Thursday at 7:30. The happy
days now. work of a. Junior League is in progress
. , and we expect splendid work n'om ihe
Mons the many East Norwalk juniors. Rowayton Methodist church
who are attending the Imbgmoming worship at 10:30 a. m. Even-
some at New Havenvtodny are ins at 7:30. Sundsy school at 12
and Mrs. Everett Bulkley and noon. Epworth League service at
~ of St. John street. 8:45. A cordial welcome is extended
to everybody.
0.4121157th Nonomzv
John Adsms. who is employed at
three muster} schooner‘j‘reder- Holly‘s Market and who has been en-
11., was towed down from the Bt..joying n week's vacation from his du-
- En“! company! docks this ties. will resume his work on Monday.
in¢,by the tug Theodore SmithJ '
. it fled disallowed its cat-so there. A supper was held last evening at
e Welles ”“9 dflv" “”13 ‘OWC‘d the St. Luke's parish house Who
Library Committee of the East
k Improvement Association
old a meeting this afterngon.
\
‘fiflemoriai services are to be bold
' christ Episcopal church tomorrow
7 .. ling. while in the evening there
’ ‘Mbo addresses by but of town
.. n.
0‘ the local harbor Yenerdfl)’ members of the choir. A fine time
,7} 00"- wns had by all present.
.b ‘
M “'h are running bigger and George P. Hearse, treasurer of the
divorce case on the motion to cite
min-t George G. Knowles of Green—
wich why he should not be adjudg-z
edin contempt for failure to obey
the order of the court and supply
his divorce wife with alimony. as
ordered. The divorce case was heard
before State Referee Joel H. Rood
last year. {Mn Knowles resides most
of the time at the Yale Club in New
York. but his wife testified that ihe
was a r provider and washab t-
ually ' inmmmd.’ She testified that
her husband "is all right. except
when he is in his cups which is
rather too frequent." Both the hus-
band and wife did service in the
British army. . ‘ ‘
The motion to show cause.
made before Judge Avery today
was
but
counsel: Attorney W. C. Rungee of l
Greenwich. and Attorney George
Beers of New Haven. agreed to al~
low the matter to go over for one
week in order to endeavor to come
to a settlement.
DEGREES OF HEAT AND COLD
Exaggerated Explosions Do Not Me
wnys Convoy Any Rally Pre-
cise shade of Mosnlng.
When scientists say I thing ls mid
they really mean it is not warm
{enough to be comfortable. When a
' thing is said to be hot it is meant the
same way. that it is toownrm to be
comfortable. All degrees of cold and
hes: are really just diiferent degrees‘
of warmth. 'Absoluie cold—flint is.
entire absence of warmth—has never
been known.
When compared with liquid sir. ice
is tremendously hot. And liquid sir
i—wbich is so cold that were you to
put a finger in if. it would be burned
"biting bet‘ter this year than they
known to be in some time.
bite equally well on clams.
u lea, or blood worms. Smelt are
running well. and are biting on
mics although shrimp is the best
or them. Frost and flat fish are
as well oi! Peach island.
sl plans have been made for
“have“ reception to Rev. and
W B. Irving Watkins. by the mem-
f of the perish of the East Avenue
.E. church on Monday evening,'
“the church. All members and
‘ «ll of the church are invited to
. coke sale, card party and dance
yesterday afternoon and even-
by the members of the East
'. ~lk Improvement Association..
, .- to be a big success, financially
socially. In the afternoon there
about 25 tnbles of cards. prizes
tarnished for the winter st each
' The prizes. which were small
nrticles. were made by the indies
“Association There were also
7r present who did not play
but who attended the party.
1 was had of home made cake.
he result that all articles were
a ._ of. Refreshments of sand-
‘ ‘ sand coffee were served during
. - In the evening a.
wee held which was attended
' v‘tisundrod people. Flshers'
, . Orchestra furnished the
. . the dancing and among the
. i
Dam and Mirs. Everett
ti. panned to hold similar
"56 card party and dance
Mrs. Franklyn G.
in charge of the arrange-
.m nfternoon. and Mrs.
in charge of the ur-
(on the evening, yester-
Boy Scout meeting 0
.. school house. .
,Mmmfrontofhi
‘ for a leak in in
‘ has accepted a posh-
Wright, Sr.. of Craw
Wed to New York
win held last evening in
Bowmon nvenne. is
Home Bank and Trust Company. has
sold his home. on Maple avenue. to
Thomas C. Bedding. Mr. Hearse will
move into his new home about De-
cember first.
oR—is hot composed with {rowan he-
iiummthe coldestthiultnown. .
Fornnobjocttobehotmesnsnoth-‘
in: more nor less tit. thorthe’nnl-
ill” at stuns that compo-um div
doctors-myriad. hornets,
or these psrtidss vibrate the hotter:
thoobjectbocones. ' a]
Ifsndficthsdw‘minlt‘
st ill, itwouidbopsrtsetiy cold. ‘
i
Three constables are doing extra
traffic duty today for the Yale-Army
game. Early this mornin: a.- large
number of cars started coming through
[)nrien_ and the number increased
greatly after 10 o'clock. '
Lush.“ insect m
Basil sod ”is are the lands
a inseam lesson. black
y m-hm’nnts overall
David J. Enigma-has been appointed
administration 'of the estate of his
father, David A. Sniffen of Darien. m m
Them is a small sum in the bank and “1
approval of the account has been “'6‘ in M‘ and: with :Sifown
asked in the Probate ourt. [particular wold)! m | ‘ “n.
ugmnt, are there in billions. Walnlu
Mayor Trent of Stamford, said today‘ and WI. m m for m,
no action wiilbe taken on the matter‘ or beast; been “a“? m in diirt.‘
of compelling The connectieut Conn? an, month. end M“- "“1
puny to put its tracks on Noroton ‘W- hand. “GLIDE“ ”'0 h"
Hill. in the «mar of the minimum! ‘
until the company engineer returns-
from a trip to Europe. The “or
received a postal card from. the about“
official a few days ago
mam, while their hits! and
.nre omen madam “I“
m_.bitootslionortbestinzofs
sun-Ini-
om—n is
Two trials will probably be held this mm
coming week. On Monday the case'ot ‘m WORTH MONEY.
n. A- Wright of Darien will come up at out this slip. enclose with Sc
lor hearing. Mr. Wri ht was arrested nddndllt to Foley & 00.. 2885 She!-
a few weeks ago for rivinc his auto-‘field dunno. .m. Illu- writing
mobile without an operator’s license. lflw'mm address clearly. You.
Mr. Wright‘came out of Center street. ' will receive in return 3 trial package
int is claimed. in rookie. fulfiénnnllconmm Foley's Honey ‘nnd Tar
.when apprehended. it we. sound that Compound for cousin. cold! and
l he was driving his automobile with- croup: F010, Kidney Pills for pain. in
out a license. mv'mur'cdie'. that of sides and book: rheumatism. book-
the F. 8. Howard “Borden mm; ache. kidney 1nd bladder ailments:
wagon. will from cox-cup the let— 8“ F010? w" “we“ ‘ "“1”
(er part of the‘i‘ner. ‘ ' - some and theroughiy cleansing
1..“ . - {cathartic for constipation. 11111008361.»
Al] Daflenkmninx torsfielfihoghm‘che” . and sluggish bowels.
New Canaan and Sprinzwood baseball Bunsen, Powell C°W°¥m—“V~ '
game. tomornow aster-noon. at the '
Springwood ’ diamond. Last week! VOTE vm
about fifty residents of Dorian sitend-
ed the game. and an even larger crowd
is planning to attefiTi‘this week. The,
Dar-lenites are strong rootera for the
New Canaan turn, and~ have great '
iaith in Ray Joyce. their ace. The '. 'UIIIIEII" I
Dnrien people dre'confl’dent that the ' " M.
“Next to Heaven" boys will defeatm . Fafi SHER
Olsen. Detroit mm pit'ch’er. end , ~74 .
woman's pride. thereby combs the - m9 mm
third meat the. sen”.
VOTE, FOR,
mm
Lust evening-n very. large crowd
gathered in the Boyle school for the
"~omumi . ”County. hit." The;
Eli was attmctiwely decorated. The
f
gloss together with tiny firms set iii—grey and white
,m bulb-fries..ln*
lFF" "
mly .
else a Woman ‘ :
P futn‘fnsybehud‘toreslise-bntitisditor “all:
prices mtbetegmiowmd—ggueim the, ,. E .
‘ ' make 0 m ._ 7 . _ p
m. .‘Tille quality hasheen improved to having:
7 . 8 . 7 9:1. ..
The so is an immediate benefit. while. the splen-
saflpfution.
did. qualify 91076.8 W
t , wing line of handsomo‘styies,‘ ‘
all gram m to fit talkshort, stout and slen-
der men. . 7 g . . 7 ‘
' The best . ‘ y of both suits and overcoats are
at
”51”“ j .. .
‘
«i
dresses special $1.85.
Wgfigflfiffiomwmeso well—segues“ that are
it"
my .
were . gauged («more but}
‘ ms: '
{we pass on in you. adoring them for .85.
for men who . know.
firmly woven domet flannel. They are in. 3
too, and neat light color stripes, $1.76. ,
Night shirts of similar quality,
rail lines which insure a night’s
it $1.50. .. . 7 ,1
Men’s combination» suits inmednim .
cotton and wool—grey color in shortjsleevei
{and long sleeve, snkleleng‘th.
sand comfortable fitting, $2 . _
~
.4;
, gammammwmmm
_. A“
s,
I.
' l
Iowan 1mm , and so well
but we simply say these
oinbnyine
Men who know quality and appreciateworkniafis
in garments of this sort will like these pmgmg’ht,
and; out on the same
8.1569511 WM?“ h”?
weight mi...
ankle length,
nil-sly? fin: ’sh ed * germ ent‘s
' weave, Yhfifii 7 pink'or orchid, $1.
in mixed. (3010337 7‘ ‘
line 11W etmhosem Wk WW
mm was. 23, 1922
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Lookfor tile Queen Quality trade mark as an assure
atorcosst of ii ands certainty of value.
$fiztgtvearwylg’ur ents ti’nfiy be as to style 01‘ purl
908°: W is a WWW shoe that will please you,
. Black or; brawn
d oxford of
dim kid.
'A is (for ev y wean:
comforts e, erfect
{inns
fitting and remarkable
7 est‘shoe soap kid—a lezllher
daily good looking,
5 We’ean’t dissapoint-
.- our customers. .
. We don’t want to. This means that the ranks of our
’ suits must be kept full and in order, full assorunmis.’
dsnndendsand ~ lersmust go.
I
them away, that
busily .totake
We pay customers
7 th‘ a nick! . This week we have gathered togethert
a leg; 51 agdends of boys’ suits, all how tall models.
all good a invertedplent hack Norfolks With patch 5
pockets belts, all good; fabrics, brown and grey llllxe.‘ g
‘ . All with two pa‘n‘s of wars. ,
The right sine and. style wantedm hkely moon the
ninety odd wits. - They were more. They would for
more now but the sincere broken and so we say cheese
at $10.90.
Basement. trout
_ “Yorke shiri8”
what’s in the name?
men insist upon “‘Yorke”'skirts, but it isn’t at
annoys.“ the name imeliis the reason. There is a
rsW'pml than that, in fact we that m most
combinsmot good was. Fine 6130168
m ' thesis?
tabs-ids is one, tasteful v’vorknnmship is another. These
101' n. make of
you embank on. .
. p A man of stout propel-hale asked .
shirt and bought hisfirst “Yorke” after the good 130mm
bade. been, shown to Em, odny the “Yorke” IS the
.he- has ever worn. That
b... m. “$.15
and most ortable '
13a big. reason why men like “Yorke” shirts. They can
get" a perfect fit, whether long or film-t, stout or 311111. '
’ There are “Yorke” shirts here at all prices and m
allgood fabrics. We would like to show you the newer
arrivals at $3. ' .
' ' min floor. right, front '
Women’s_;_. underwear
not... $11k, bethiplaihand fancy
59. »
Italiansifiebodices or ve‘Sts, pink
Walton’s blooms of Italian. 15111:, pink only, null 111
carefuflyfiashmned, $2.45.
. . Main door. left. rear '
n.
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Bodiees ‘ anflvesis
only, splendid ( 11mi-
I.
3.:
mg crowd began pouring in about
1:30 and. by 3 o'clock the large him "
was filled to overflowing. There were ‘
numerous feature; Harmony boothx‘ ‘
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