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The following concerning Harry
Rudder. formerly of Norwelk who re-
cently opened a vaudeville booking
house in New York city. appeared
the Atlantic City Gasette-Review th
week.: ‘
Allwa‘ys alive to any new develop.
ments in the theatrical activities in
New York city. the Gazette-Review is
attracted by the fact that ,Herry
Rudder hes "tuck out (or himself"
and opened emcee in Suite 80! Colum-
l‘ii’athTheatre guild”. 7th Avenue and
et. ew York city. Harry
amide?)re is well known in Atlantic
City: in fact he has so many profes-
sional and non-professional friends at
the shore that there is little we can
say about him that would be news.
Mr. Rudder comes to the shore fi-e-
quently during the spring and summer
months when the demands of his ac-
tivities permit.
We think it well to invite the atten-
tion of local houses to the facilities of
Mr. Rudder to book A. 1. acts in
vaudeville and burlesque numbers.
But whet appears to us to be of the
greater interest in Atlantic City is the
fact that Mr. Rudder is prepared to
furnish top-notch professional talent
for clubs, fraternal organisations. con-
ventions and other gatherings that oc-
cur almost nightly at the shore. Of
course. we have seen some mediocre
talent that has been furnished local
organisations from New York booking
agencies. but that-type has no place
in Harry Rudder’s listings. Bright.
peppy and up-toodate turns and‘j acts
are the only kind you can get from
him—the kind of entertainment that
will be remembered by the visiting
members who come to the shore to at-
tend annual meetings. conventions and
gatherings of the business and social
organizations who yearly make Atlan-
tic City their gathering place. The
Gazette-Review knows Harry Rud-
der's ability to furnish the kind of
talent that will leave a favorable im-
pression and we suggest that clubs
South Norwaik Methodim Episcopal
church. Rey. John .1. Brandy. minis-
ter; Carlton L'Hommedi’en, organist:
Sunday: services as follows: At 10.
Church school and T. c. B. clan
meeting.~ Sublect in T. C. B. meetlnt
will be causally Obeervauce." ' At 11
o'clock, communion e gel-vice. Sacra-
uieut of the Land's Supper and ado
mission of members to the church.
This being the first Sunday of the
new year a. large attendance should
be present. Subject: ”deafening the
Soul." Evening song: and preaching
service at 7:80. Sermon. mbiect will
be: "On the Verge of Real Life."
Tuesday evening the T. O. B. class
will hold its regular monthly business
end social meetgig. - '
On Wednesday evening the Epworth
league will hold its Iii-weekly devo-
tional business and social meeting at
the church at s o‘clock. . . 1
The subject at the mid-'week meeté
ing. on Thursday evening at 7:15. will
be the autobiography of; Augustine.
“Confessions “Augustine." ,
The regular clering tomorrow
morning will be for the benefit" the
Norwalk Hospital. All attendants are
requested to make their offering for
the hespltal es generous as pomible.
’ > O O 0
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
01109 Cable. organist and choir direct-
cr.-—Moruing worship and communion
at. 10:80. The pastor will speak on
the theme: "Why Children- lre Lost
to the Church.” This is a. (sermon
that every parent should‘ hear. The
Sunday school- and Bible class at
12. The Bible cla- will discuss the
"Life of Abraham." Miss Mildred
Hoyt is the leader for Epworth Leag-
ue at 6:30. The topic is:
of the Hills." The theme .for the
evening sermon. at 7:80. will be: "A
Disappointed God." '
The monthly meeting of the Offi-
cial Board will be held at the person—
age at 7:80 Monday eevniug. Each
member .of the board should be on
hand as business of importance awaits
our attention. .
On Tuesday evening the Epworth
League will hold its monthly business
church. L. Earl Shaifner. pastor: Clar- .
‘The God ‘
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some nonwm W6 Summer.
avenue. ‘At 7:80 p. m.. the B. B. X
will meet at the church.
"The musical program rescued-y
will be: ‘ , ' .
Meaning Davies.
Orson Prei‘udwf'liedtteuou”...hraes
Anthems—"Let the We Inlet
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0min Pmude—"AHefio*Pontp¢so"‘
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First Congregational church. Nor,
walk, ;Rev. E. , s7. newer. Pb. 13..
canton—Morning service with corn,-
muuion and sermonrit. 10:30. Sun-
day school at need. WIN».-
vor at 0:“. Topic: “The; _ ’ Bock
Psalm"—-leader. William 7!". _ or.
Mondays-Doorman“ '- Circle will
meet with .3111. Coleman. V_
meadow-The Golden Rule Circle!
meetilit will be lpo-tuoued’for awash,
Wednesday—Annual meeting ofihe'
L. B. As with reports from the
King's Daughtcre' Circles. '»
Thursday—Mideweeh service at 8- p.
m. ' .5
Music: V ”
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. so-
prano: Mrs. Edna May Sellcck. nian.
ist: Miss Mechelle Austin. violinist.
Prelude—“Italienieche weise".mBohm
Violin and Piano.
Olfertory—"Cansonctta".... Holleender
Violin and Piano
Soprano Solo—"Preghiera" (prayer)
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Mrs. Newkirk.
Postludec—“March Pontiflale"
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South Nome": Baptist church (the
home-like church). Rev. L. J. Schoep.
pler. minister.-7-Snndty: 1.0 a. m.. Bi-
his school meets for- the study of
God's‘ Word. Men's Brotherhood
meets at the same hour. The pastor
will address the class on the subject:
"Does This Scientific Age Need Relig-
Gounod
Epipiihn‘y): museum holy cem-
munioaand sermon. 11:“ '- ‘39
Sunday school. «7:80 p. an. evening
prayer and sermon.
Monday. Jan. Sill—Rem? most!»
ly meeting of the vestry. at the rec-
tory, at 7:80 p. m. . ' ' '
Tuesday. Jan. Oth-Annual parish
n: g. at the church. at 7:30 fi- nu.
“ ursday. Jan. nth—Social and
business meeting of the Women's Aux.
iliary. at the rectory. at.2 p. m.
, ‘ O O O '
First Baptist Church of Divine Heal-
ins. De Witt millage Van Dot-en.
minister.—-Mornlng service at 10:30.
Subject of sermon: “110w to, Ask and
Receive." Administratiop or the
Lordfs Supper at closeiof sermon."
.Mondhy night pmyerimeeiing‘ at
half-past seven o'clock; » _
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AdveutChristlan church, Van Zandt
and Harvey streets. Rev. F. L.“Plrcr.
pastor: Mrs: Elalre Pei-trick, organ-
M~Morning woflhip‘tt 10:30: Ser-
man topic: _“New Things." followed
by communion, Sunday school at
noon. Richard Bland. superintendent.
Juniors get use. Loyal Wol‘kers at
6:15. Evening service with chorus at
1:80. Sermon topic: “Life's Order-
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sen-ice Thursday evening at 7:45.
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7 Smith Nor-Vail: Baptist mission.
Rev. 11. R. Cooper. minister.-~Preach-
ing at 11 ~o'clock a. m. Sunday school
at 12 noon. Holy communion at 8- p.
m.. when ~we expect all of the real
Soldiers of the Cross of Jesus Christ
to be present to celebrate the first
communion of the new year. Preach-
ing at 7:30 p. m. Send your children.
to our Sunday school, where they will
be taught rightly into the scriptures.
by precepts and example. The public
is most cordially invited to worship, ‘
with us. Good music; good order and
services strict on time.
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Xmas ' Sale
South Norwalk Rescue mission.
27 Monroe street. E. E. Gale. super-
intendent—We expect to have with
us Sunday afternoon Capt. Lewis of
the‘American Volunteers. from Port
Chester. Capt. Lewis preaches
forceful and ccnducing way. Do not
the _
simple gospel of Jesus Christ in a very
PAGE ELEVEN
9
REMOVING THE
break down under the overwork.
extraordinary record of recoveries
ac
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'moula. When the chiropractor
.four days she was out of danger.
=After a week she was able to go to
V CAUSE orcoms
Health Talk lie. 4
' By P. Outelleuo, D. (1
Under elimination of waste mat.
ter puts the body in a run-down
condition. and then from lack of
internal heat. cold comes into the
system. It may express itself in
catarrh of the head, in tousilitis.
in sore throat, in bronchitis or if
not checked in time. it. may bzcome
influenza or pneumonia.
So a cold means many things to
may people. but its cause. no
matter what form it may express
itself. is a spinal displacement,
causing under activity of the
eluulnative organs. If the liver is
week. it throws more work on the
skin, kidneys and lungs, and so it
goes. Whichever ellmiuatlvo or-
gan is weakened, it overworks the
others. If two or all of them are
weakened, and they sometimes
then pneumonia. influenza, tuber—
culosis. or some of the more ex-
treme diseases may result. The
in these diseases from chiropractic
Spinal adjustments is based on the
fact that the cause is reached and
Nature when given a fair chance
has more then enough reserve
to eliminate disease. The
'ctlc spinal adjustments rc-
lcass‘ the normal degree of nerve
force into the weakened organs and
Nature's reserve forces are given
a chance.
FINDS WAY TO HEALTH
“My little girl. Bessie Dean, was
cured of a very bad case of pneu-
was called her fever was running
10310 104. she was having hemor-
rhages, and there was a terrible
congestion in her throat and lungs.
0n the second day of the adjust-
ments the fever was reduced, in
the office for her adjustments.
deay she is as sound and sturdy
, . . . - . ~ ‘ - s can and cum
‘ad is made Of 80ft, realll- and convention directors paste this meeting at the parsonage at 7:80. ion." Morning ‘1"me at 11 '~ in. fail to hear her. Services at 3315. “ weeten 3mg" for bihxmpiacucgt—sfi? "if
, terl‘il ll ht durable name in their hat and get in touch Lullea' Aid Society.will meet at the sermon-7 subject: 'The Spirit of also at 8o clock. th‘ t Ch MONEY. Chiropractic Research
mil < i g i with him before making arrangements church on Wednesday ‘fterngon .t z Christ." Communion service; follovn , All are welcome. .. oma Bureau Sworn » Statement No.
comfortable. Hugs the
hsuuoly yet does not it-
ie. it is designed and
the preaching service. C. E. Society , ,.
meets at his p. in. Teacher training - - - , - . . . . . .
class at. 7 p. m. Evening service at
7:80 p. 11:. Subject: “The— Ruling
for the social and entertainment fea-
tures of their conventions and gather.
ings. Mr. Rudder guarantees prompt
and emclent service and entire satis-
1301L, John B. Atkinson, Notary
Public.
o'clock.
' Nothing would give the pastor
greater joy than to have each mem-
i
red or lessened at will.
fit and comfort of the
1. Norwalk,
lutoly free trial.
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guts everywhere. You
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fjmlt this marvelous in-
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cmlil who is ruptured.
0!! are invited to call
«no. 12 a.m.,2t05r-'
PT i to 9 evenings. You
aim yourself under the
fist obligation by ac-
ped to lit and give pres-
{it the right spot so the
el cannot possibly es.
epressure is easily ad-
ble to all positions and
emeuts of the body, With
binding, cutting or chaf-
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you would appreciate
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Support ever designed
rupture sufferers, then
9 to the R0 a1 James
11., Jan;
Representatives of the
unany are coming to the
el to give all who'call an
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mind to your particular
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lll'lnce you that there is
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faction. and his many years of suc-
cess in this line is a guarantee that he
will keep his promises.
scum nonwam: OONGREGA-
noun. cannon NOTES.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
School. Board. preceded by a supper
for the members and their guests; will
be held Thursday evening. January
11th. at 0:80 p. m. The teachers and
odicers of the school should keep this
date open and be sure to attend. Elec-
tion of officers and the reading of
annual reports will take place and, in
addition, there will be a topic pres-
ented for discussion that will be of
interest.
The subject for the Sunday club
discussion tomorrow will be :“The
Teachings of Jesus in the Light of
Evolution." and will be presented by
Lewis H. Nash . Thi' club meeting at
.noon each Sunday is open for all who
wish to attend.
. Permission has been secured for the
use of the church parlor for a special
meeting of the Fairfleld Sounty Sun-
day School Association executive com-
mittee to be held Tuesday evening.
January 9th. This is the time for the
regular meeting of the assochtlon—
but, in additiofii. this meeting will be
attended by t e, district secretaries
and other special Sunday school work-
ers of the county. and plans will be
then made for the' district inltitutes
and other meetings of the county for
the coming year. Nor-walk Sunday
school workers are fortunate in hav-
ing the annual convention of the
county so near at hand next year.
This will be held in the South Nor-
walk Congregational church. and the
exact date and speaker: will be an-
nounced later. 'This convention cor~
responds to the one held in Bridge-
port last October. to which several
Norwalle people went. and which was
addressed by Miss Slattery. The coun-
ty committee will. if possible. get Misc
Slattery for this year's program. or
equally as good a speaker.
The illustrated'leoture to be given
at the evening service .tomorrow wil
be on the drama. "The Prisoner of
Zenda." and will be giVen following
the musical service by the choir.
DYNAMITE IN FACTORY.
HAVERHILL. Ma... Jan. sa—The
discovery of seventy-two sticks of dy-
namite yesterday in a case on the
main door of the shoe factory of
, nipe Brothers. Inc, here. because
known today. Exports who examined
the explosive said it would have blown
up the entire plant. The company.
which has been involved in labor trou-
bles for several months. employs 225
persons.
our ms our—n. IS worn-i
MONEY.
Cut out this slip, enclose with to
and mail“ to Foley a 00.. 2885 Shef-
ber of the church melts and keep a
New Year's resolution to attend the
prayer me'eting resulI-I'JY- '1'” “m"
for Thursday evenin‘ I'- -7=!5 will b‘
the Parable of the Ten Virl'lnt 0°11“:
What the individual set- out *0! th‘
church depends largely upon '11“ fl"
individual puts into the church
Herein is illustrated the. saying. "It i-
more blessed to give than to receive."
He who gives uustlnted service to his
fellows is a benediction to the com-
munity.
At lad the ban of censorship has
been lifted in part. At last it is per-
mitted to name the date of the first
appearance of the most unexpected.-
unlimited and unusual talent to greet
expectant throngs in the Norwalks.
Wednesday, January 31st. is the sched-
uled date' Drew three circles around
this date at once lest you miss the
greatestevent of the season. A pur-
ple circle to remind you' that it will
be a. royal entertainment. A red cirs
cle to remind you that it will he a
red letter day. And a blue circle to
remind you of the way you will feel
if you fall to get your ticket before
they all are sold.
0 O C
The Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal
church. George B. Tompkins. minis~
ter; Charles G. Ives, organist and di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh, coutralto:
Mrs. Arthur Hill. soprano: Barry L.
Sterling. bane; H. P. Sunderlaud.
tench—The Sunday school and Men's
Assembly convene at 10 o'clock. Any
chldren who have not received their
girls should resort the fact to the
teacher. A sacramental service will
be held at 11 o'clock. The Socra—
ment of the Lord’s Supper will be ad-
ministered and candidetes will be ad—
mitted into the fellowship of the
church. A brief communion medita—
tion will precede the sacrament. The
Epworth League service at 6:80 will
be led by Mrs. Bertrand Mitchell. The
topic is "The God of the Hills". Our
league has not only made good resolu-
tions. it has made a good start. Come
and help and be helped. At 7:80. the
Norwallt church orchestra, whose
motto seems to be "Make each per-
formance excel the previous one." will
give another of its enjoyable and soul
inspiring concerts. The concert will"
be followed by a sermon by the min.
later. .
Tuesday ’eveulngbAt 1:“. class
meeting.
Thursdayevening—At 7:15. the W.
F. M. S. will hold its regu' is! business_
meeting. At 7:45, the society will
convene in open session conjunction
with the prayer service. Miss Sumo
Olmstead will present the topic:
"Working Withheld." This will be
followed by a service of prayer’ and
testimony. All persons are cordially
invited to attend the 7:46 service. '
I O 0
Knight street ”A; M. 2.; church.
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. pastors-11 a.
m. and 3 p. m.. union quarterly meet-
lug'service at Greenwich. 12:80 p.
111., Sunday wheel. 7:80 prim. even-
lug service and the Lord’s Supper.
.alongtomekethlscekessleasuc-
Passion."
Monday—7:80 p. m.. volley ball at
the church. '
Thursdays—7:45 p. m.. regular mid-,
week prayer meeting. A series of
studies in the Book of Romans is be-
ing carried on. The special study for
Thursday is Romans 8: 19: "Every
Man's Need of Salvation." .
Wednesday—7:80 p. m.. the W. w.
fl. will meet at the homo of Mrs. E. L;
present.
0 O 0
Grace Baptist church. corner But-
ler and Quincy streets. Rev. D. ,C.
Thomas. ministers-Sunday _se‘rv_ig:,es:_1
11 e. um: good muslahythe junior
sermon. Subject: “My Brother and
My Relation to Him." > 13:80. Sunday
school. Deacon W. ‘Q‘Min'ton, super-
intendent. 0:80., B. Y; P. 11.. Miss
Clement. pre‘dcut. 8p. in. sharp.
music by the senior choir. Mrs. Pow-
ell. president. foliotved by sermon.
Subject: "Going Ferns-c." -
This being the first Sunday in the
year. it is hopedrvthas eevry member
of the church who wishes to retain
his or her membership be present.
morning or evening. ,to answer the
I when weir names are called.
race Baptist church'is once! the
gospel lighthoubes in Norwalk' and.
under the pastorate of the Rev. D. C.
Thomas. who built'thls church. '21
years ago, look forward for a much
improved chu‘rch lite. Everybcdy is
welcome. .
O O O
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
church, Cedar street. Rev. E. C.Wen.
eel. Datum—Meeting of voters at 9 a.
in. German service at, 10 a. in. Eng—
lish service at 11 s. in. Sunday school
(classes in German and in English) at
1: noon. Subject of sermon: "The
Wise Men of the East." Two children
will be baptized in the English serv-
ice. Everybody is cordially welcome
to these services.
evening at the home of Mrs. Braves.
beginning at 7:80 o'clock.
Confirmation instruction will be
at d p. m.. in the basement of the
church. / , ~
A sale of delicious homefmade
cakes will be held under the auspices
of the Ledics' Aid Society. in Brig.
germau Bros.’ Stationery store. almost
directly acro- the street from the
City Ball. All members or the-eel.
ety and all “members of the congrega-
tion are cordially reopened to help
cem. if all the ladies would help. it
wouldn't be such a‘greot task at all to
gather about 100 cakes. and it would
help a great deal eo‘reduee it: debt
on our church: at any rate. let us all
try our best. This-will be our first
united effort lathe new year. end it is
hoped that every is.” lathe congrm
‘gation will 'Join in and help to can-v
Sexton. All members are urged to be . .
choir.‘ accompanied by tw'irvlollus and 2
The choirwili rehearse Tuesday .
given steadily. Wedneshy and Friday '
profitable.
buts postal card, if
by a lifetinie’s work _, with chickens is
contained in our 1923 Year Book.
Tells how and when to~ do every-
thing to make chickens healthy and
If thisfbook cost ten dollars a copy,
you could not afford « to get along
without it, but it costs you nothing
. re.
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VIUIOUS and REVENGEFUL
SNOWFLAKES
It may not be so unpleasant to
hang up cloths out-of-doors when
the snowflakes are large and rath-
er benevolent than otherwise, with
a disposition to lie down quitely
andrnot fuss.
But when they become small and
vicious and revengeful and rush
point-blank along the streets seek-
ing for the eyes of passersby those
who are wise enough to have sent
their clothes to the Norwalk
Steam Laundry may give thanks.
Escape from vicious snowflakes,
biting winds, cold that chap your
hands and face, sudden chills that
invite disease—avoid all these
thlhgs we say by telephoning for
our representative to call for your
laundry next week.
You never will know how good
our service is unless you give us
a chance to show you what We can
do.
Neural-k Steam Laundry
43 Day St. 80. Norwalk
Telephone 790.
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