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high prices psid for old-
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merit that is over 100
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Phone 993
'- . in machine shop at
» work, good salary.
,, u re Mfg. Co.. 66 Fort
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nun and board, by
“man. Must be central-
1.. care of Iontinel. 3t
Jain..- \' Princess Pin e
. Crosses and loose. South
Florist. 2 South Main street.
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paddle or female. Agent to
l: nllrond finch. Cosh soon.
‘mi Apply at Railroad Sta-
inn News C.o, at 39 W‘ntcr
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in. Good opportunity for
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Phone 3043.
.1 1 usllef. Apply Savola
as .41» Main St.
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w 1r-n room tints. all
garage. centrally in.
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\t 262 But avenue, 4;
. n'ns. all improvements, with
Louie Novnh. 21
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Fin-t Norwslh.
13.}. rooms with improve-
on 2! [mo Hit-ML inquire
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:1 rooms first floor. 96“;
Main street. Call 092-14. \Vm
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~;r——six rooms with im-
wtn, center of town, Adults
Tel. 351-2. Call before 6
FOR SALE
r011 BALE—Collie puppies, $500.70
pod es. Got one for your
yougster’s Xmas. Persian kittens,
youngster's Xma‘s. Persian kittens,
$3.00. Merrill, 41-! Wilton.
FOR SALE.
Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H.
P. motor, both in good condi~
tiou; quantity of shsitinx
and pulleys. Cali st the
SEN'I'INEL OFFICE.
FOR SALE—Buick 4 cylinder. I pas-
senger touring, good condition,
overhauled, extras, 2175; also 1 sow-
ing machinc, 1 cidc‘r press and othcr
mlscelllaneous articles. Phone Darien.
235 evenings.
FOR SALE—Three cxtra Radio re-
peating sets, some as now usrri by
seller to receive concerts from Dctroit,
Atlanta. “’nshincion. noston, rtc.
Price 233 each. Duricn. 235, evenings.
FOR BALFF-Chcap,
Ford Touring,
inch. at a recsonable price. Inquire
at 36 West Ave, 80. Norwaik.
F 3-2: SALE—Hard wood cut in blocks:
312 a cord, delivered. Tc]. 1304-13.
FOR SALE—Reasonable. Gas stove
and water heater. brass bed. dres-
ser, (rib bassinette. rugs. desk. All
in perfect condition. 16 Spring St,
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE
Oakland touring $250
Maxwell touring . ............. $150
Chevrolet touring. winter top .. $200
Ford touring. Winter top ...... $200
Ford coupe, 1922 ....... . ..... . $360
Overlsnd touring, 1918 ....... . $200
Shufelt Bros. Durant Dealers. 201
Washington Street.‘ Phone 3076.
FOR. SALE
provemcnts,
Price $6.000.
\Villlam l".
liousc. 0 rooms, nil im-
goorl location. l’rit'c
Mortgage $5,000, cash
Hoyt oi: Son. Tel 435.
FOR HAI.P'———tiousc, 6 rooms in :1. \cr;
desirable neighborhood. all improve-
ments, a good buy. Inspection invited.
i’riio 30. “00. Mortgage $5.000. cash
'1. 000. W'illinm F.1i0yt A': Son. T91.
43‘.
FOR SALE—in rm. Norwnlk. ncw six
room house, up—to-date and a bar-
gain for quick sale. Party leaving
town. Telephone 1861.
FOR. SALE—Brand new bathroom,
2.35. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, cnamclcd bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; spccial
big bargain. white celluloid water-
clouet seats. 85. Scidenburg Co.. 545
3rd Ave... between 36th and 37th Sta,
New York.
Were is no use in doing your inside
decorating until you have that now
root. We put on nil typos, but let. us
show ydu the good points of the liar-
bcr "Lntltc" Aspr‘lt Slntc Coated
shingle which is proving exlromoly
popular.
THE NOR“ A! k HOOK 13'0 Ct')
Phonon 387 and 2955.
SPECIAL LINE Oi“ DOLLS
on display at
KNORH'H All’l‘ & NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Building: Norwulk
l‘riccs ll canonnblc.
Must be soon to be npprccintrd
DAVID RUDOLF
85 Raymond St. Phone 3024
six room apartment. all
:1 :mprovemenu. corner Mon—
'htstnut Streets, 80. Nor-
.lohn 1. Di Boss, 121 Main
T TWO furnished rooms, one
rumble for two gentlemen.
‘ 2mm and use of bath. $6.00
Hm» single room, 83.00 per
, «A furnished suite of heated.
vicctric lights lnd tile
' -r two gentlemen or would
"r: “-t housekeeping. Private
we“ large rooms, corner
improvements. 10 Day
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l' -k room to good business
r in omce located on Wall
3. r'filk. Will make good
to right party. Phone
rail Room 1, No. 47 Wall
Street. improvements. ”6
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electric lights, set
1302-4 or
Junius
”1:1: Grove St.. 80. Norwslk.
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or car. Colin
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1" w ith about 1 acre
'- "Pong Hill Avenue.
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Phone 35
this means to thank
“'0 the '1'. C. 3. Ch. 0!
‘1 H. Church had an M
lit kn."- .‘d
llcst priccs for Junk.
Rage. 115:: a lb.
Newspapers. 60c a hundrcd.
Magazines, lo 9. lb.
Also buy second-hand furniture.
Loans
MORTGAGES AND LOANS.
A large rouicc or private second
mortgage monny is npcn to borrowers
on business mcpcrtv and private
houses. upon fair terms with easy pay-
. tnts. Gunmn't‘rd Mortgage Co.
:90 Main St... Itocm 211, Ansonia, Ct.
BULBS CAN BE HAD
AT LBCAL FlfllilST
The Morrison Greenhouses (Joseph
P. Meekel,‘Prop.), have recently re-
ceived direct from .Holland. a. ship-
ment of the choicest bulbs of all
kinds. Now is the time to plant bulbs
before the frost sets in the ground
and Tulips. Darwin Tulips, Hyacinths
and Nsrcissi are here. Other wonder.
mi varieties for inside planting to be
grown in fibre or pebbles are in this
shipment. it you have never planted
bulbs. start the habit now and open
the door to s new charm and beauty
to revel in. Directions for inside or
outside bulb planting given here with
each order. Greenhouses at 58 Van
andt St. Phone 3076-2.——Adv.
LOST
Loni-Bank Book No. 13003 issued
by South Norwslk Savings Bank.
Finder will kindly return to said
bunk as names: has been stopped.
initials L. A. 8
Ave. sud Crescent
Mirror“ A. w
“all? M
winter top. In good condition.
Cohen's Grorcry, \V'ashingtcn st‘rcct. '
South Norwnlk. ‘
FOR SALE—«A Crawford range, 8
sermon DAYS
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BUSINESS NOTICES
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing Manicuring, Scalp Treat
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm
snout Waving, Hair Bobbing Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Strrct
Phone Norwalk 2565
E‘VVIN CITY VALET
J05. C.
Lndies‘ 8:. Gentle-men's Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary \‘Vny of Cleaning, Press-
ing. Dyeing: and Repairing.
Called tor and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -— Phone 408.
A CHANCE OF‘ A leFETlME.
A chance to secure'an automobile
on which the cost will finally turn
cale of 24 members, each one
a plan llllO\'.'t‘(l to members only. Write
l). (t. CIRP.,
P. O. Box 737 So. Norwaik.
READERS, ATTENTION !
I! you have secondhand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind, soil it to Jails Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
\Vrite or Call;
East Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
37 Fort St.
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
71 Cedar Street Phone 318
MRS. LOUISE CAIFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 West Ave., 80. Nor.
walk. Telephone 1838.
FROM THE. FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Hsttresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions or sit kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
uction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
NORWALK Hhfi'm (:0.
Franklin and Monroe St. 8e. Nsrwsn
THE NORWALK WRECKING CO.
When you haven't any more use for
your car take it to
6 ROWAN 8T. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 892-12.
Smash-ups and, cars damaged _by
fire our specialty.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Elmann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery ignition repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Redsonslns
Prices ces.
119 South llain Strait
Telephone 845.
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ATTENTION !
it you want to dispose of any inr-
nlture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention.
LOST—A. double case lady's watch.
set with pearls. between Woodward
for return to no Woodward Ave. or
the Sentinel one...
This Notch, Valued stunt-11111113100, Wu W
n warm sr. -— m. 008.
on case and pin
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whom our car will be permitted under‘
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AW‘ it .330 'fi.
all ms of young people.
, Sunday in Advent):
iii. flies ‘Ernmfi.
Item will loud in a men Q
the topic: “What do I find in my work
Which interests me and makes me feel
“kit It it Worth while doing?" At
7: :0 p. m. the sermon topic will be:
"The W o! Desire. " ‘
(glass meetlut Tuesday evening at
'l: e .
The W. F. M. 8. will meet on Tues-
dsyathernoon it 2:80. at the home of
Mrs. Harry flasher. 1 Lynes place.
Mrl. Finney. conference secretory, will
be present and report as the work of
the society. Refreshments win be
served ind a social time enjoyed.
The species League winners 2.
business and mom meeting on Wed-
nesday evening at ' 7:30. Important
bubble. is to be mnmfld. I good
time to be bed. All out no make it
snappy.
Prayer service will ,
Thursday evening at 7: 45. Today ii!
ye hear me voice harden not your
hearts. Come to the service.
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First Coast-cations: church. Kor-
walk. Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. D..
Mon—Morning service of worship
at 10:30. with sermon by the pastor.
M1M:“Brouicustlng Lite." Sun-
dly school at noon. with classes for
Endeavor at 6:45.
Things I Bolieve.”
Church Council meeting st the par—
sonngo at 7:46.
{beauty—«The Golden Rule Circle
Will meet with Mro. Ross Malkin at 8
p. m.
'flnii‘iday —Mid-week service at 8 p.
m.. with Special business meeting of
the church.
Music:
Topic: “Some
slim. Lillian Bherwood-Newkirk. so-
prano; Mrs. Edna May Selleck.
pianist; Miss Maebelle Austin. vio-
, linist.
PflludHutet from “Lucia"
Donizetti
Violin and Piano.
”Viennese Old Remain"
Krelsier
Offertory—
Dool'o‘lstsnev-s sentence
Violin and Piano.
Soprano Solo—"Then Shall the night-
eons Shine," from the Oratorio
“Elijah" . . . . . Mendemohn
Mrs. Newkirk.
Postinde—"Coronatidn March." from
“The Prophet" ........ Meyerbcer
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Trinity church notices. Rev. C. S.
Lewis, M. A., melon—Calendar for
the week beginning Dec. 10 (second
7:30 a. m.. holv
communion. 9: 20 a. m.. Church
school. 10: 30 a. m.. morning prayer
and sermon 7:30 p. m.. evening
prayer and sermon.
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News of the Churches
South Not-walk Methodist Episcopal
itcv. John J. Snaveiy, minis-
tor; Cariton L‘Hommedieu, organist
Norwaik, Conn.1nmi choir director.-—Bunday seiviccs;
At 0:451. Church school and '1‘. C. B.
l'lllFR. Subject of discussion in 'i‘. C.
ll. class: "Modern Applications of the
Flory of the Good Samaritan." Church
{service at ll o'clock. Sermon theme:
5 "\‘.'h:1t God is~ Likc.” Evening service
‘nt 7:30. Sl‘rmon theme: “Gooi W'ill
in thc \l'orltl or industry." Deccmbcr
is the month 01‘ "Good will," and this
is the second in a series of “Good will"
suhjocis. 'i‘hc Aida 'l‘rutnpcters. Miss
lL‘ium ii.- l\l' >1 and Miss Cora Sautcr of
Brooklyn will seals: the chair in the
01 cning a music.
Monday evening at 8 o'clocx the
rcgulnr mccting of the Sunday School
itnnrd will be. held.
Tuesday evening the '1‘. C. 1]. class
will hold its regular monthly busi-
ncss and social mecting.‘ cho.:s on
Tei'i‘nl rummage sale will be mode.
The Epworth Lcague is holding a.
“Penny Sm-ial" on Wednesday evening
at 1: o'clock in the church. The affair
people or the church are invited.
The annual Christmas sale of the
Lndlos' Aid Societywill be hell at 2
o'clock on Thursday. It will close as
soon as articles have all been disposed
of. All persons wishing to make
Christmas purchases are urgé‘d '.o be
prosent at 2 o'clock to have advantage
of selection.
:Thc choir rehearse: t'lTis
1he Christmas cantata is under way
and all members are requested to be
present.
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East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, L. Earl Shaflncr' minister;
Clarence Cable. organist and choir di-
rector.—-—\iorning worship, Sunday
mornlns. at 10: 30. The sermon
theme will be: “Ministering to Christ.”
The interest of the Brooklyn Metho-
dist Episcopal Hospital will be pres—
ented. Sunday school and Bible class
meet at 12. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to unite with us in
this service. Paul Stump! the
leader for Epworth League at 6: 30.
The topic is: "The World Into Which
Jesus Came." Evening worship at
7: 30. The sermon theme will be:
“A Helping Hand."
The Womenzs Foreign Missionary
Society of the East avenue church
will meet at the Greenwood home. 18
Rowan street. on Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday evening. Dec. 13, the
Friendship Bible clan is offering an
exceptionally attractive entertain-
ment in the church at 8 o'clock. The
Norwalk orchestra. of widesper
fame. will be present. The admission
is twenty-five cents. . .
Our prayer meeting is held on
Thurmy evening at 7: 45. The lesson
for this coming week will be blood on
the twin parables: ‘The Hidden
Treasure" and the "Pearl of Great
Price. " The attendance has been ex-
ceptionall good at these services. and
we are iii-1n; that this will be in-
creuinsly true. If each member or
the church would place this meeting
on his schedule it would mesh agrees
advance in the spiritlfl life of the
church.
-We have t place and a warm wet.-
come in our midst for the visitor and
the stranger. It you ore temporarily
or permanently without a church
home and a not one with II!- We
"snd ready to put each agency of our
-‘- "ch to work for your benefit if
will 31". us the opportunity.
e and we will devoid good. ~
motor would any
rotation mum individual!
has boon well planned and all young “
evening. '
church, Rev. F. H. Jacobs, minister;
Archibald Merriam. organist and di—
rector._Scrvlces for Sunday, Dec. 10.
will be held as follows: 0:45 a. 111..
Sunday school. 10:45 a. in: public
worship. Sermon subject: "The Se-
cret of Contentment." 12 111., Sunday
club. Gen. Russell Frost will lead the
club in a discussion or some “European
Problems." 6:30 p. m.. Christian En-
deavor Society. 7:30 p. m.. evening
song service and a recital '0! many of
the customs and i'nanncrs of the back-
ward tribes of Africa. Mr. and Mrs.
Simango are native Africans. They
will appear in native costume. This
meeting will not only be cxeeedingly
interesting and instructive as well.
Tuesday the ‘Nhatsocver Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. It. Nash.
42 ElmwOod avenue. at 2:30 o'clock.
The Older noys' club will meet a! the
church. Tuesday evening at 7:30.
The mujc. program for Sunday
morning will be:
Organ Prelude—"December”. . .Cowen
Anthcm~—“Jubilatc Dec". . . . Field
Oifertory Solo (Bessy—"Allah"
. ......................... Gibson
Frank Nash.
Organ Postinde—"In Dulci Jubilo“
....... Bach
Evening.
Organ Prelude—“In the Twilight"
. Harkcr
Anthem—"The Lord Reigneth". .Frey
Organ Postlude—“Moderato” .Manney
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' . South Norwalk Baptist church (the
home-like church), Rev. L. J. Schoen-
pier, minister.-8unday: Bible school
meets at 10 a. m. The Men's Broth—
erhood meets at the same time. E. L.
Saxton will address the class on the
important subject: "The Right and
Wrens of Bonus Legislation.“ This‘is
a live and up-to-date question and
will be dealt with in live and lip-toe
date manner. Mr. Saxton was a lien-
tenant in the A. E. F. and will give
the question a. first- hand and 'thor-
ouch consideration. All men of the
community interested in this subject
in invited to meet with the Brother-
hood. Morning service of worship at
11 a. m. Sermon subject: "The Judg-
ment. Beat of Jesus Christ." C. E. So.
ciety meets at. 6:45 p. in. Teacher
training class meets at 7 p. in. Even-
ing service at 7:30 p. m. Preaching
by the pastor.
Thursday—7: 45 p. m.. mm mid-
week prayer meeting. Come out and
make the service one of which the
church can be proud.
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Nazarene church service—h 42 Frank
“nutmeg—Sunday school at 2 p. m
Samuel Mott. superintendent in
charge“ We urge all parents in our-
wounding neighborhood to send their
children to Sunday school. All chil-
dren and also grownmps, made wel-
come in our school. At 34 :1. II. a
mat missionary service. Remaeorge
J. Franklin, returned nil-lotion”!!!
India. will speak at this meeting,
Brother Franklin has been with us
before and all who mm than
will surely want to hear him an“.
Goth Everybody "home so this”!
ice. In the evening another. 1er
nicotine. {The pastor will preach. ind
the service will be stri
tic. Our interest is the niacin of
ion that ave. trons an: Coho and.
worship with us. ~ .
~Norwa'lk Methodist ’Eplicopsl
church. George B Tompkins. minis-
ter; Charles G. Ives. oral-nit and di-
Come and hear this great man .01 (
rector: Hrs. I... L Pugh; mag-1m-
mt.
Monday~7:45‘p. m.. special busi-
sness meeting and election of officers
of the Senior club of the Girisv Friend-
ly Society at the home of Mrs. Jef-
'!rlcs. 6 Couch street.
Tuesday—8 p. m.. busineosmufing
of the Young PeOple's M. and D. Guild.
\Vedncsday—-8 p. m.. Vestry meet-
ing at the, rectory.
Thursday~7245 p. m.. business
meeting 01 the Girls' Friendly Society.
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St. Peter's Evangelical
church, Cedar street. near West ave—
nue, Rev. E. C. W’ensel. pastor.——Gcr-
man at 10 a. In. English at 11 a. 111.
Sunday school at 12 noon. Subject of
sermon: "Advent.’L
The choir will rehearse at the home
of Mrs. Aug. Bravos Tuesday evening.
Thursday the annual Christmas fair
will be held in the basement of the
church from 2 to 10 p. m. Nest of
the 400 tickets are sold and a number
of articles have been collected . But
many more gifts are necesaary. “first
will you give?
A.cordiai invitation is extended to
all the members and friends or the
congregation to attnnd our {sir—ar—
rangements have been made to pro-
vide all who come with refreshments
and entertainment.
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First Church at Christ. Scientist,
57 “’est avenue.—~The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
m. Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.
Subject, December 10th:
Preserver of Man."
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'.clock » .
To both these services the public is
invited. _
Reading room in the Roodncr
building. 61 Wall street, open week
days (holidays excepted), 12 to 5.
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"God; the
Advent. Chrluian' church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets, East Nor-
,walk, Rev. F. L. Piper, pastor.—
Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon
topic: “The Kingdom of Darknen."
Sunday school at noon, Richard B!and_
superintendent. Junior. gt. 3:30. Loy-
a! Workefs'at 6:15. Evening service
with choruO, 7:30. Sermon topic:
“What Is Salvation?"
Mission Society, Wednesday at 2
o’clock.
Weekly prayer service. closing with
teacher; training study, Thursday
evening at-‘Iutl.
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International Bible Students, Red
Men's Hall, Washington street. South
Namath—There will be no class
study tomorrow. Brother I. H. Syme
will lecture in Fine ArtaTheatre, Weat-
port. at 8 o’clock. on the meaning of
"Satan's Empire" -—-Ms.t. 4: 8, 9; Luke
4|: 5. 6; Acts. 16: 18, 2Cor.4:4: and
its tall—Heb. 2: 14: 1 Cor. 15: 25,26;
Rev. 11: 16:31:19.. 9: e, '1: Rev."20: 14:
Rev. 21: 8-5: Rev. 22: 20.
. All welcome. ‘Service free.
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Bouth,Norwnak mission. 27 Monroe
street. E. E. Clue.”ouperintendent.—
Services at the noun hours. 3:15. also
at 8 o'clock.- Women to have-with
us George Jones from the Stamford
flows! :miaionu ~Don‘t tail to hear
All are welcome.
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Christ church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Nor-walk. Robert B. B.- Footc.
melon—Dec. 10111 (Second Sunday in
Advent): 8 a. in. holy communion.
men. We preach the M this "“3““:20' a 1..-..th prayer and ear-
rncn. 11: 40 a. m.. Sunday school.
7:80 p. 211., would: prayer and ser-
men; .
may. Dec. nth—The Vestry will
mecca! themtory at 7:80.
0. O
mmavmmm
m
be held on'
Christian -
Lutheran ‘
mes-m 4
Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev.
W. Henry Lamar. patch—Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 7: 300. m. Sunday
school at 12: 30 p. m. Sacred concert
It 3: 30 p. m.
Tuesday evening, stewardess Board.
No. 1. will meet, followed by class
meeting.
Everyone who wishes to enjoy I.
real worth-while entertainment should
be out» Thursday evening and help
swell the number who will attend thll
one given for the trustees, James E.
Perkins. chairman.
The Official Board will
week from Thursday
Two family house in Spring Hill sec-
tion. Price $5,500
One family house in same section, 7
rooms, all improvements .; $4.500
Two newly erected houses, 6 rooms.
all improvements, very. desirable
section. Price very reasonable.
meet .1:
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J. M. O’BRlEN 5—
Formerly O'Brien & Bovi ~
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MASON conmcroh
H. Fahrizio, meson
an organization that “ltn' . new”
when it comes to work in this line.
This contractor can do all kinds at
brick and stone buildings and is m
expert in the building of cement walks
and re-enforced concrete work. The
building of chimneys and fireplaces
is a thing that. Fahrizio. under-studs
how to do. Ofiicc. 14 Snowden are.
Phone 2824 ——Adv
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Write us for further information.
ARCHITECTURAL ssnwc: cLuB.
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- FOR SALE.‘ ‘
One Family Houses,
Prices from
Two Family Houses, ,. .
Prices from 33,300 up
For Particulars,
Ask JOHN T. HAYES,
Real Estate —- insurance
7.M:in St. " Norwaik
LEGAL NOTICES
ELPXII‘IO- ' OT].
$2,000 up
The City Notional Bank 0! m
Nurwalk
The regular annual meeting of “I.
gtockholdcrs of this bank for the
election at directors for them
year will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday, the 9th day of
January, 1923, 'from'one to two 11. in.
(‘ O. FITCH. Cashier.
Dated at South Norwalk, Comic
Dec. 8,1922. .,
_ORDER TO SL [415 ACOOIS‘ r
District C'L Norw k. 55. Probat.
Court. Ilcccmher 8. A. D. 1922.
Estate of Nuziata Tortorélla. late
of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
Ordorcd. That the trustee of tho-
trust created in the will of said dc-
ceased exhibit his. account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk on the 14th any of
December. 1922, at 10-o'clock. fore—
noon: and that all persons interested
1;. said estate may be notified there—
of the trustee um cause this order
to be published in a no a'spaper hav—
ing a circu.ation in said district, at
least five «lags before said 14th day
of Deccmhnr., 1922.
HENRY \V. GREGORY. ?'
Judge.
a ORDER OF \OTICE. ~
DISTRICT OF NUl{\\.-\11K,ss.,- PRO‘
BATE COl RT, December 9. A. D.
1922.
W'hercus.’ written application ha
been made to this Court for adminioo
tration of. the estate of Annie Carroll
late of Norwalk in said Diotrlct dc-
ceased.
Ordered, That said. application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Lomcc, in Nornalk, on the 14th day of
December. 1922, at 2 o'clock‘aflfl'o
noon; and that public notice thereof
be giv en to all persons interacted
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a. circulation in nit!
District at least. five days before aid
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
- Judge.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Adele L. Johnson
vs.
Bernard‘H. Johnson ‘
STATE 01‘ CONNECTICUT, FAIR:
FIELD COUNTY, SUPERIOR
COURT, ss. Bridgeport, December
8th. A D. 1922.
Upon the Complaint of the said
Adele L. Johnson praying, for rel-om
therein set forth, for a. Divorce now
pending before this Court, having
been returned thereto on the urn
Tuesday of September,1922.
It appearing to and being found
by this Court that the said defendant _
is absent n-orn this State and you. 26
parts unknown and that notice of the
pendency of the complaint was (he:
as required by order of notice hereto-
fore tuned. and m the Plaintm uh
for a further order of notlce in 23:.
premises.
Therefor° Ortiz-.red that. notice o! ,
the pendency of said complaint be [iv-
cn by publishing this order m the
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper pm
in Norwalk, 001111.. Once a. week at
two weeks successively. commends.
on or before the 11th day 0! Dec.-
By the Court,
her. A. D. 192:.
‘ MICHAEL J. mm, ‘3
Asst. Clerk 01'. the 8111101in
for Fairlie‘ld m.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT or NORWALX. “.1306
w COURT. November 84., A. n.
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walk. “Court sold District. m
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ulet or limit. lath will“. end sl-
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