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Y. FEBRUARY 12, 1923.
In Capitol Form
SOUTH ubRWALK EVENING SENTINEL
1 25th.
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
there will be a sewing meeting of the
\Voman‘s Guild. A large attendance
is requested.
At 6 ,o ’clock a. cafeteria Shrovo
Tuesday supper will be served. 'There
will be a. varied menu at a low cost.
and it will be followed at 7:30 by
four reels of moving pictures. A small
admission fee will be charged. This
\is the last social event before Easter.
and it is hoped that a large number
oi’ the people ot‘,thc parish will be
present.
The services for Ash \Vednesda}
will be: 9:30. Holy Communion. and
7:45 p. n1. evening prayer and ad-
dress.
During the month of March there
will be special preachers on “'cdnes-
(lay evenings.
The Bishop of the Diocese will be
at Trinity on the afternoon or March
The first meeting of the con;
firumlion class will he on Tuesday
ziriernoon at 4:30. All persons think-l
111g of confirmation will. ‘oni'er aI
favor on the rector by making their
wishes known in this respect.
“Them Days [5 Gone Forever." Soc
sport page.
McENELLY’S ORCHESTRA COMING
“Writs of masters'of literature have
been parophrased'ior man ears but
it is only comparatively rec ntly that
the themes oi? famous composers have
been woven into dance music. It has
remained for Edwin J. McEnelly and
his associates of McEnelly’s Singing
Orchestra to do this {vithout detract-
ing from the art of the creators of
the finest selections knowp to the
musical world.
\Vhen MeEnelly's Singing Orchestra
appears in the Norwalk Armory on“
Friday cevning, February 16th. it
will introduce many interpolations
drawn from the scores of leading com-
posers. These may be mere in-
terludes or they may be complete
selections. Sometimes the work of
the originator stands out clearly. at
other times it is subdued. but they
who dance to the music of Me-
Enclly's Orchestra are sure not only
to hear all that is latest on Broadway
but also to know oldgav oritcs wearing
later day musical costumes.
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L*5AJ1’"‘-;. 5.45“"?
Although ’tis a sage bit. of timeworn op-
timism, that “everything comes to him who
waits," “everything” in the case
500. 00, in free prizes to be distrib
Evening Sentinel on March 3rd, will not go to
those who sit. idly by the wayside
the votes to come their way, who
no effort to make the winning of o e of the big
prizes a. certainty.
There is no time to be wasted in wistful
wishing by those who earnestly desire to win.
Every moment from now until the final hour
$1305 BUICK SIX TOURING
J. H. Wehrle
$980 MAX‘VELL TOURING
Stewart
8:. Clark
$600 CHEVROLET TOURING
of the $3,-
uted by The
waiting for
he little or
of the campaign has struck, can and should be
made into golden hours of vote getting.
Same part of every day that remains from x i
now until March 3rd should be devoted to get- '
ting subscriptions.
With the vote schedule changing as each
period ends, those who wait until the last week
will find themselves minus thousands of votes
they could have had, if these subscriptions had
Votes alone will win !
been secured earlier.
Why not get them NOW ?
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$26" TRAVELING BAG
Guarantee Trunk & Umbrella
Austin’s Garage
$198 BEDROOM SUITE.
Angex me Furniture Co.
$100 VICTROLA‘
A. J. Collins Co.
$85 DIAMOND RING
Frank Lauder
$60 KITCHEN CABINET
Angevine Furniture Co,
‘i
$35 MERCHANDISE ORDER
Frank Jacoby
medium.
Watch your standing on the published list
as these vital closing days approach. Keep in
mind the fact that the public is guided in
gauging your winning chances by your stand-
ing on this list.
vote coupon reduced, it is doubtful if any can
maintain thbir standing long through that
With the amount of the free
Thewisethingtodo,then,isto make use
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of a. portion of your reserve vote total, just
enough to keep your name well up on the list.
Theepeculiar trait oghumin nature that makes
the average person 116531; the winner and shun
winner.
of the cars.
$12.75 SET "SILVERWARE.
. B. Jackson
”10% CASE COMMISSION TO
WINA
ALL WHO DO NOT:
PRIZE _ =1
the loser will bring you much unexpected sup-
port if you watch closely your vote standing.
Your friends are watching your progress
from day to day. ,
of you as having winning possibilities, show
them you have at least the appearance of a.
You will find the subscriptions
much easier to get. The- race is so close that
everyone has the same equal chance to win one
If you want them to think
Norwalk Chronicler