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mloring; Mrs. E. O.'Bnllr's pastels.
“Afterglow." a gem of exquisite color;
“Maine Coast." riotous in movement:
“Brook in W'inter.” quite \Vhistlcsque
with the pale elusive beauty of a lost
yesterday about it; Mr. Schlichting's
water-colors wonderfully Juliane-soul:
in coloring and feeling; Mr. \Vrigllt's
illustrations. delightful in composition
with a delicacy of touch quite un-
usual.
Mr. Townsend's lithographs done
with a. bold, broad sweep that fairly
took our breath away; Mr. lialcom's
clear, sharply-defined prints of the
Virgin Islands; Mr. liumnlic-r‘n very
life-like pencil portraits, most sympa-
thetic ill their treatment: Mr. ta.-
'leigh's chaste and well-composed
etching! and especially his wash-
d-mwing which is indeed charming.
But loveliest of all to us are the bits
of sculpture by the late and sorely-
misaed Mr. llorgium, his pupils. Mrs.
Mildred Nash lily. Dr. Collin and
Miss Emilie I"if‘l‘0. These are as
beautiful as lll‘y are varird in irrat-
mcnt. The "Mother Love" is to us
beauty personified.
E. L. H.
Realty Brokers Dine
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half a million. lie is also treasurer of
the Noroton Manor Corporation.
which company in lntcrrsttd ill ll
large rcfii estate development it Rior-
oton. Conn. During the past year. he
built. a. very attractive home on
Spl'lngwood :lvcnllc, Sol-walk.
John T. llaycs, ll. life. resident of
Nonvnlk. :lvctnd \‘icc pl'lbiill nt . has
taken all active intrrtvst ill Norwtllic
real estate for a number or years.
having conducted ti. l7"\‘~'.‘a' and station—
ery store at Biz-in stl‘TCt before his
active entry into Titll entitle both as,
agent and large ouncr. lic- is ll. lllf‘lll-!
her of the lmllwi of li‘llkll't‘i oi.’ Tilt“
Fail‘iieitl (‘mlnlv SilvlnLjs llnnk :lnd
prominently identified with llll’lll_\' ol'
the civic and fraternal organizations.
Denny S. llull. the flew sit-rotary. it
man of sterling qualities. making ll.
speciality of farm Ilrtvpt'l‘lit‘s the well
and tovol'nhly known sm-retury
for a number of v. :lrs, of the Norwnlk
Board of Fire l'nderwritcrs and very
highly respected hv his associates.
Charles 1‘). Curtis. treasurer. isa
prominent real estate operator, hav-
ing conducted a rcnl I-stptc; and In-
surllllco office in the First District
for a number at pars; treasurer of
the Norwalk ("lulu Yrt'f‘sljrpr of the:
NOTWfIlk Congregational Church. wen'
and favorably known to his lowrsmnn
having t't‘prcscntmi .‘Torvnnlk‘ in vor-
10”.? i‘l\il' capacitins
r
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Deaths and Funerals.
l
Hulk C. You llnillnlu |
Louis 1“. Von l'lu‘lnclo lll' :i _\:--:ler-"
(lay afternoon :It the home of his son.
Jillr'ry Von lhvinlrln. \\'<v:~t Norwclk
“venue, lisp-d 7‘: yczll‘s. lie is lilll‘\'l\l‘fl
by his son with whom he made his
home. and lvv tlvc Il'iulrhtcru, Mrs. \V.
.l'. .lcnnincs of \\‘r':tr-lw..tt r. N 'i'.. l'll’l
Mrs. Charles lx'lcin of Nation. The TH-
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. John .J. Snavely. minia—
ter. Carlton L'Hommedieu. organist
and choir director.
Sunday services. at. 10 o'colck
church school and T. C. 113. Clark‘s:
‘clock reaching serv ce, 3 r
illielgie “Til; Springs of Christian
Character." at. 6:45 the Epworth
League devotional meeting will be led
by Irving Dikeman. All young peo-
ple and those who consider them-
selves young are invited to this meet-
ing. At 7:30. evening song and
preaching service. The new song
books will be used at the service.
found so internitsge last; Sunday eve-
ning. Sermon them will be “The
Spirit of the Master."
The \Voman's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold its monthly meeting
on Tuesday evening for volley ball
parsonage. All women interested in
the missionary work are invited to
attend.
On “'cdncsday at 2:30. the Ladies‘
Aid Society will meet for a sewing
session at. the parsonage. The help
of all members of the society or oth-
or women of the church who can
come is earnestly desired.
The monthly meeting of the Official
board will be held on Wednesday
cvcliillg at 8 o’clock at the parsonage.
Matters of importance are to be tak-
cu up and all members should at~
tend. - .
At. the mid-week meeting on Thurs-
day evening at 7:45 the Christian In-
dustrial IA-létfl‘tB-fi #36 Sponsors for
tile attcndance, interest and profit of
the nlccting.
Young nlcn of the church will meet
on ’i'llucsday evening for volley ball
on the floor ot‘ the Sunday school
l’oOlll.
l‘nion services will be held during
Holy “Welt. the llzlptist. Congrega—
tional and Methodist churchrs uniting
tor these meetings. The services will
he on Tuesday, “'cdnesday and Thurs-
vi-I)’ i'\'t‘illiilf.\'.
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Norwalk Methodist. Episcopal
church. Jcorgo ii. Tompkins, minis.
i» r. (‘hnrlcs (l. lves. o'rgnnist and di-
nctor; Mrs. L. L. Pugh, contrulto;
.\ll's. Arthur Ilull. soprano: Harry 1..
Starling. busso; ii. 1'. Sunderlnnd.
tv-nol'.
Sunday school and the Men‘s As-
sembly liiblc cl‘tlss convene at 10
o'clock. The study in the Bible class
will in: on Solomon's and other tem-
ples in Jerusalem. All men whether
members of the Assembly or not are
cordluliy invitcd. Service of wort-hip
at it o'clock followed by a sermon on
tlu- text. "As seeing ii‘lm \Vho is In-
\i:lllit‘. The 'l‘lther's will Hold a.
muting ill the, Min's reception room
at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Every
n
tithcr is lll‘gul to be present. The
l-Ipworth League topic for 6:30 will
in»: “\thlt Jlsus Thought About
Mfr." Evening worship at 7:30. The
urmon will im on the it‘xt, "Thou
liast Not Yet llcslstcd Unto the Shed-
ding of Iilood.”
'l‘ln- i'oys’ club will meet. on Mon-
duy culling at 7 o'clock.
t'lllrs nut-ting on Tuesday evening
at. 7:45.
l‘rnycr scrlicc on Thursday evening
of 7:43.
I
item] will he lli‘ttl tl‘is evening at 8
o'clock from lllt‘ t‘nncr'll c’mpcl of:
Frederick ll. (illll‘llli'. South Main'
street. and interment will he in the?
i
filmilv plot ill tho Lullvr-rzln ('(‘lll!*l"l'\'
llrnokli'n. N. Y. rlt ll.“ conlcniencc‘
o!‘ the family.
Funeral of \lr. \‘ollnl ,
The, funeral F"l'\il‘l“~' for llztrc’d
Tirlhcl‘t Nolan. ll\(l-\'r*.’il'-"|"l :-on Of
Mr. and Mrs. \l'lllinm .l. .‘mlun. vwl‘e
held at. 3 o'clock this mm rnorm hum
the home of his pnrt-ntv: on ii llunksz'
street. linl'inl \\:'.< in Ft. .‘.l =l'5'. ('1 lll(‘-
icry.
)ll's. "t-lcn l'nllllcr
\an'd “as l'l l'i‘l‘.!'tl today by t‘l'lcnds
nf'Mrs. liclcn l‘:l|tnv l‘. ll)l‘illt"ll,\' oi lllls
city. of lll’l‘ death at the llOlll" of her
sister” Mrs. Mary J. Long, 11:: tlrllnge
stret-t, Nantllckrt. Muss.
n.\lt'rlll:l..\ll:ss 'm .\!'i'l2.\R l
Manager Hamilton St't’lu'f‘h "The'
Bright Hme" for \lonlllly l'Ivcll-
int: at Hilllto
Arrangements \vcl‘c conlplcictl last
evening \\'llti‘t'll_\' Allllllllgt-l‘ Albert ll.
Hamilton of tile. llinlto ’i‘hcatl‘v. has
secured "The Bright Shawl." the|
latest. photoplzly inn-lo by ltichard‘
Iifll‘illClllll‘Sl-l. for a [ll‘t‘-l'z\ii.‘\\' show-
ing at the l:lallo. this showing to no
on Monday cvcnlng. Mulch iii. In ad-
tlition to tnin pro—review Mr. linrthf‘l-
mess. together with xnclnbcrs of his
company. including Miss Dorothy
Gish. his co-star. will be present, to
view the picture.
Mr. lislrth: llness. whose work is
well-known and liked in Norwalk. will
make it. personal appearance on the
stage of the llialto and will address
the audil'llcc. It is expected that other
members of his company present may
be persuaded to ‘nake a personal up-
pcarnnce as well.
The showing of “The Tiright Shawl"
will follow the showing of “\Vhitc
Shoulders.“ the feature picture at the
ltialto on Monday evening. and the
show will start at the usual time. 7
o'clock. It is expected that a number
of Mr. Tlarthclmcss' admirers will ie
present. so it is advised to be early in
order to obtain a seat.
DIIZPAII (‘I liCLE SI’PI‘I-IR .
The Mizapll Circle . of King's
Daughters of South Norwalk baptist
Church held a. chicken party supper
at the. church on Thursday evening.
About 200 People Were served. That
the supper was successful financially
and otherwise is due. to the efforts of
the committee that had charge of the
affair. and which was composed of
of the following ladies
Milo Clarence Miller.
Mrs. V. W. Champion. Mrs. J. A.
Roselle. Mrs. Jesse lirundage. Miss
Ethel Robins Mrs. C‘. l". ioutwell Mrs.
Sarah Howard and Mrs. Helen Hen-
dricks. ,
Members of the \Vorld \
Innisted in serving.
Chairman.
'lde Guild
..~_L_~
The French plny which has been
hnned to be given at the Hillside
chool will be given this evening at: 8
Oclock. In addition hand painted
souvenir programs. ice cream and
Korpnnlst
~‘lit
‘splu mild
,ll-slls Thought About Servicr."
:‘l'ZUlt'I‘ is ii. i“. Ainsworth. 7:3”. livt-
\rt-lWiCt,‘
inlakc the evening interesting. Let us
Fast. Auniu' )lt‘illOtiist Cllllrcll. L.
l-Irlrl Shzli‘fncr, pastor, (.‘lill'C‘llCC‘ Cubic.
and choir director. 10:30.
.‘dlurnlul: worship and sermon. Theme.
“l'mur to Witness." And ye shall re-
c. i\t- powtr after the Holy Spirit is
come upon you. and ye shall be \vit-
mes unto me. 12, Sunday school
llihle class. Let us increase the
attendant‘e of last Sunday.
ljpwortll League, topic. "What
The
.‘lnti
r;:;iiy
hing Tilt-me.
“.lzlt'tlll,
worship and sermon.
the Covenant Maker. This
opens with a number of
songs of praise and is increasing ill
attendance. If you have no church
lltlllll' in the \lcinlty, come and mingle
your voice with ours as you will find
it welcome among us.
Monday evening at 7:45 is
:hip and ltccrcational
.‘ltli and Older Boys.
Ullltr indoor
Fellow-
night for the
Bowling and
amusements help to
lllCl‘t'llSL‘. the large
.n lnldad last week.
Tuesday evening at 7 o'colck is for
the Junior Iloys. The. pastor expects
lo be on hand this week and will be
delighted to have every available boy
present for clean wholesome recrea-
:ltiou.
Wednesday at o'clock. the Ladies'
.\id Society will hold its meeting ill
the ladi-s’ parlor.
company that as-
n
a
Thursday evening at 7:45. our
Prayer meeting and praise service.
The lesson will be based on the
l'arablc of the Foolish Rich Man. we
had another record attendance last
Thursday evening and we are steadily
advancing toward the goal of 100. If
each person who has attended our
prayer meeting at least once this
month would attend this coming
Thursday we should have over 75 pre-
sent and establish a new record. All
in favor be on hand with a. couple of
others. '
The Ladle-5' Aid Sooiety is giving a
fresh hot baked ham supper with all
the trimmings at the church on Fri-
day evening from 6 o'clock on. for
fifty cents. They invite the members
and friends of the church to come
and take dinner with them rather
than prepare it at home. You folks
who never eat away from home
should learn the double Joy of a
strange meal prepared by culinary
experts. Try it.
\\'e have heard some
of desire for a. Git-13’ Club at the
church. If this sentiment is strong
enough to make it worth while I shall
be glad to see that it is started. Now‘
is the time to talk. girls. Speak cr
forever hold your peace.
The every member canvass. for the
church budget will be taken on Sun-
March 18th. We are request-
ing that the members and friends of
the church make the work of the
canvassers easier by awaiting their
call on Sunday afternoon. 'l‘ry sur-
prising them with an increased sub-
scription.
expressions
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Knight Street A. M. E.
Rev. W. Henry Lamar, pasta
m., and 7:30 p. m., preaching by the
pastor. 12:30 p. 121., Sunday school.
Tuesday evening, class meeting.
church.
r. 11 n.
‘ fruit punch will be for sale.
1.
The subscription list has been start-
‘ n
fail to have your name placed upo '
it. Come. see and hear. that you may
be better prepared to help make our
work a. success. '
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South Norwalk Congregational
church.-—Rev. F. H. Jacobs. minister.
Archibald Merriam. organist and di-
tor. ‘
recServices for Sunday. 118.1011 18;Wi11
leld as follows:
be9:145 a. m., Sunday school: 10:45 a.
m., public worship. Sermon. "Tile Test
of Religion." 12 in. Sunday club..Mr.
Jesse T. Dunbar will lead in a. discus-
sion of “The Makers of Our Constitu—
tion—A Glimpse of the Convention-in
Session." All men and women are
cordially invited to attend. 6:30 p.
m., young people's meeting; 7:30 p.
m., illustrated lecture. “The Passion
Play."
Tuesday.
K. meeting.
Friday, 8 p. m., Meeting of the
Board of Deacons at the church.
The program of music for Sunday
will be:
Organ Prelude,
.dise). Schumann.
Anthem. "Grieve Not the Holy Spl-
rit" Staincr.
Offcrtory Solo. tenor, “King Ever
Glorious" from "The Crucifixion." Mr.
Lambert If. Moulthrop.
Organ Postlude, Solemn March.
Mcacllam. '
Evening:
Organ Prelude, Lenten Prelude. Sel-
by.
”creamy fillnrtctte. "Softly
the Light Of Day." Schilling.
Organ l’ostludc. Grand Chorus.
Becker. .
7:30 p. m., P. M. B. B.
Lento, (In Para-
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l-‘irst Congrrgutionul Church. Nor~
walk. lit-v. 15.1". McGrcgor. I'll. 1)..
Pastor.
Morning worship at 10:30 with
Lenten sermon by the pastor on the
subject "introducing Jesus."
Sunday school at noon.
’Christian l-Indcavor at 6:45. Top-
ic: "Factors for making the \l’Llld
bettlvr: How Can “1- Help.” Leader
Percy A. Taylor.
'l‘ncsday‘Ji‘he Zillnlstcrlug Circle
will meet at 7:45 p. m., with Mrs. Edv
will liolmcs. 28 Orchard street.
\Vednesday-~'l‘he Kind \Vord (Tir-
cle will meet. with Mrs. Robert Nor-
ncr. Ohio avenue. in the evening.
Thursday—Mid-week Lenten serv-
ice at 8 p‘ m.: 'l‘oplc"'l‘lle Ministry of
Jesus."
Mrs.
roplano.
Mrs. lCdna May Sclleckrpianist.
Miss Macbeth.- .-\nst nI violinist.
l’rclud«. meditation
Violin and piano.
Lillian Sherwood Ne .vkirk,
Offcrtory. )laclltstuck . Schumann
Violin and piano.
Soprano solo. Open Thou My L‘ycs
....................... . . Bailey
)lrs. Newkirk.
I'ostludc, lt‘innlc . . . '. . . . . . . . Jensen
South Norwalk Baptist church. llcv.
Schocppllr pastor. 10 o'clock Bible
school; 11 o'clock. Mr. E. L. Saxton
will be lllt‘ speaklr. 7:3" p. m., Rev.
C. S. lsurkett. a returned missionary
from South China. will tell of his work
on the foreign tlvld.
'l‘llllrsday. mid-\vcck p'rnycr
ing.
Friday. a play givln lly thee. young
meet-
lieailnlr, llc\\'itt Talmnge \‘an borne.
nlinistcr. Morning service at 10:30;
subject oi" sermon, ”Subconscious
Conlplexts." ‘
Thursday night prayer mccting at
half past savcu o'clock.
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(il'ncc Baptist church. corner lint.
101' and Quincy streets. Rev. 1). G.
'l'llomas. pastor.
Sunday services: 11 a. m., music by
the. junior choir: sermon subject.
"Hidden Guilt": offcrtory benediction
12:30 p. tlt. (‘hllrcll lilhlc. school.
Deacon \V. C. \Vinton. supt. Classes
for all'gradcs and ages: 6:30 p. in.
ii. Y. P. 17. meeting. Miss Anderson.
president. This is a. splendid hour for
Christian training. 8 o'clock sharp.
Senior Choir. of which Mrs. Powell is
directorcss. will sing. Sermon sub-
ject "\Vhat. Christ's Death Means to
l's." Offertory benediction. This
church is not boasting of its history
but simply invite the public to visit
us any time. and Judge for yourselves
whether or not we are worthy of your
support. Oltr membership consists of
some of the leading citizens and tax-
payers. Everybody welcome in Grace.
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South Norwalk Baptist Mission.
Rev. If. It. Cooper. minister.
Preaching at 11 a. 111.: Sunday
school at 12. noon;
superintendent wi
are expecting a 1
our newly elected
ll have charge. “'0
. urge attendance or
chlldrcn to meet the new superinten-
dent ot‘ the Sunday school. Preaching
at 7:30 p. m. Everybody is welcome
to those services. \Vodnesday even-
ing prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m.,
where all persons should meet at least
once per week. Bros. Taylor an
Jones will lead the services on Next
Wednesday evening. The 'teachers
and students of our Sunday school
are making rcaOy our Sunday school
children for the Easter exercises. Our
services are strictly on time. Strang-
ers are welcome to our services. Come
and receive a; blessing. Sewing Circle
every Thursday evening. "
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Trinity Church notices. vRev. C. S.
Lewis, M. A., rector. Calendar for
the week beginning March 18th. 1923;
Passion Sunday. 7:30 a. 111.. Holy
Communion: 9:30. a. m., Church
School: 10:30 a. m., Morning Prayer
and sermon. _Dedication of Memorial.
7:30 p. m., Evening Prayer.
Tuesday. 2:00 p. m., Sewing meet-
ing of the Woman's Guild; 4:30 p. m.,
Confirmation Class.
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., Litany' and
Sermon. Rev. Henry B. Todd rot
'I‘rinity church, Waterbury. ofl‘lciating.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m., Meeting of
the Girls’ Friendly Society.
Friday, 9:30 a. m., Holy Commun-
ion: 7:30 p. m., Confirmation class.
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Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard.
East Nor-walk; Robert B. B. Foote.
rector. . V '
March 18. Passio'n Sunday; 10:39 a.
m., Morning _Prnyel;_.gnnd on:
11:45 e. ml. Sanctum 7
ed for remodeling the church, ”don't
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Lawrance -
men‘s clnss. titlc. "Tile Colonel's‘
Maid" a large audience is looked for.
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First Baptist Church of Divine
Pr '
TEA _
The Beat is Always the Most Economical
- 300 Delicious Cup: to n Pound -
BLACK (Orange m Blond} MIXED and GREEN
Sold in Sealed 'Metal Packets Only.
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Monday, March 19. 4:00 p. m., G.
E. S. candidates. with MrS- Robinson.
19 Sycamore street.
Tuesday, March 20, 6:30 p-
Boys' Club at the rectory.
Thursday, March 22, Supper and
sale at the church from 6 to 8 p. m.
' Friday. March 23. 4:00 p. m. Chil-
dren’s service and pictures of some
of our \Vorld Neighbors; 7:45 D. m.,
Hymn service and illustrated lecture
on "Some of Our \Vorld Neighbors."
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Advent Christian Church, Van Kant
and Harvey street. Rev. F. Piper.
l). 1).. pastor. Morning worship at
10:30: sermon topic, “Christ the Dro~
phct." Sunday school at noon. Rich-
m.,
L.
ard Bland, superintendent. To have
every member of the school present
.today, and also some. new. scholars,
’vciltcount much in our school contest.
,Junlors at 3:30. condllcte'l by Mrs.
‘Ainsworth. Loyal “’orkcrs. at 6.15.
l-Zxcldlll: song service at 7:30; sermon
topic. "Soul Emancipation.’
Service of pray-‘r. song and restl-
mony. Thursday cv:~nin,; at 7:45.
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First Church of Christ. Scientist,
57 \\‘(-st avenue. The regular Sunday
service. of this church is held at .11
{:1. in. Sunday school will he held at
ll o'clock. Subject, March 18th,
“Substance."
\‘i’cdnesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. 'l‘o both these ser—
\ll’t‘S the. public is inviltll.
ltrading Room in the Rocdner
Building. 61 “'11” street. open Wick
days (holidays excepted) 12 to 5 and
V'l‘nlsdny and Thursday evenings from
7 to 9. All are welcome.
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The Salvation Army. 2c. “flashing—
ion street. Captain and Mrs. ‘Viiliam
l-Z. Perkins. oiliccrs in charge of local
work. Holiness meeting 11:00 a. 111..
Sunday school, 1:30, Young People‘s
meeting. 6:45: evening scrvico. 8:00
o'clock.
Services through the week on Tus.
day and Thursday evenings at s p. m.
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Norwalk Rescue Mission. 27 Men-
roe street. “’9 expect to have with
us llrothcr I‘lrower, also Brother Al-
bert )lonroc. who has ilcrn connected
with the 14th Stroll Ncw York City
)iisfiion for :50 years to be with us.
lloth of these/men still‘ believe and
prlach the old fashioned gospel. The
service begins at 3:15 sharp with a
20 minute song service of inspiration
and helpfulness. All are welcome.
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St. Peter‘s Evangelical
church. (‘ninr sheet. German service
at In :1. in. English Sir\'l(‘(.‘ at 11 a.
in. Sunday school. classes in German
and English at 12 noon. Subjcct of
sermon for German service. “The
Great .\lirti(‘lrs \vhich Followci lipon
Jcsli‘s' l)4;ltll." In the English S! r-
vice the confirmation class will be ex-
amined. Everybody is cordially wel—
come to those services.
The choir will rehearse at the home
‘of Mrs. lrmics, Tuesday evening.
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BIBLE STUDENTS —- Red Men’s
‘Ilall. \Vushlng’ton street. South Nor-
walk. Sunday. March 18. 3 to 5 p. In.
Study as follows: The Logos—His
identity. His work. A discussion of
many Scriptures, proving his existence
with his lv‘athcr. Jchovnh. God. pre-
vious to being made flesh. Ills work
,of creation as the Father's active
agent: the masterpiece being man. a
perfect sentient earthly being—in the
image and likeness of the Creator;
that is. n free moral agent: and en-
dowed with the power to 'increaso.
and also given dominion. This domin-
ion. not. being authority over one
another: but over the earth. the 1’0\\‘i.
and the beasts. Will also discuss how
mall lost his dominion. and how and
»when it will be restored—tho finished
work of the Logos. All interested are
welcome.
“Lut heran
MASTER Il;\RT\\'ELL SURPRISE“
Ralph II. Hartwell. of Spring
street was pleasantly surprised VVedo
nesdny evening. when a. number of his
friends tendered him a. party in honor
of his birthday. During the evening
games were indulged in. and dancing
was enjoyed. utter which the guests
partook of a bounteous collation. At a
late hour the guests departed for
their homes. wishing the host many
happy returns of the day. 'Those pre-
sent were: Misses Edith Soule. Tessie
Hartwell. Myrtle Mills. Emma. Wells.
Marion Mottrnm, Mary Hartshorn.
'Annie Newton, Irene Harmon. Justine
Worden. Nettle Smith. Clara Gardner.
Alice Hartwell Messers. Charles
London. Frederick Reidell, Alfred
Wilson, Eugene ' Mitchell, George
Harris. Edward Hill. Sherwood Pen-
ningtonp Charles Mitchel, Kenneth
Osborne. Ralph Hartwell Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Schneider. Mrs. Ucilln Hart-
lshorn. and Mrs. Florence Hartwell.
“SAY lT Wllll
FLOWE ” SAY
[T was 01le
When you "Say It With Flowers."
say it with ours. ' Spring flowers are
now here in all their loveliness and
this establishment is now cutting Tu-
lips. Daffodils. Freesias. Hyacinths,
Poeticus and other varieties. This
expert assidants have grown and pro-
duced over 50.000 bulbs 'on these
.W The-choicest and best-avari-
atte: oi! p at: and flowers are always
.8.
in M2 Preval- one
first: year Joseph F. Meckel, proprietor .
of the Mornison Greenhouses. and his -
CONNECTICUT PATENTS
‘ The following were issued March
13. 1923. List compiled at omces of
Wooster & Davis. Patent Lawyers,
Bridgeport, Connecticut:
Richard C. Berger, Bridgeport. Re-
pressing disk sound records.
\Villiam Christian. Bridgeport,
Measure and making the same.
\Villiam F. Heimond,
Typewriting machine.
Harold De Olaneta, New Haven.
Purification of maganiferous ma-
terial.
Stephen A. Hasbrouck. New Haven,
Ignition means and method.
Charles H. Bedell, Groton,
pensation system for compasses.
\Villiam P. Brady. New Britain,
\‘i‘indshield cleaner.
Com-
Jnlnl-I. Bryant, Bfifi‘t‘rfi-fi”. men
sweeper.
Thoma; C. Luce, Stratford, Shock
absorber.
\Villiam E Mowry, \Valiingford.
Spoon or similar article (Dcsign).
\Vladyslaw Otowlcz. Greenwich.
Lock.
Edwin A. Reeves, Milford. Com-
mingling device.
Trade-Marks
The Salts Textile Manufacturing
Company. B‘ridgcport, Fabrics in the
piece. lankets. automobile and car-
rlage robes. steamer rugs. etc.
Burns Products Company, Anscnia.
Mechanics' soaps and soap powdcrs.
R. & \V. Hat Shop. Inc.. Norwalk..
Hats for men, women, and childrcn.
“GIANT" BOOZE HAUL
Although a libel issued by Acting
United States District Attornc)
George H. Cohen directed United
States Marshal Jacob D. \‘i’altcr to
seize 100 cases of Whiskey. cargo of
the trawler Giant beached at
Beach, Stratford. a week ago
seized. according to Marshal “’altcr's
published notice of the service of the
libel.
At. Marshal Walter's office in New
amounting to five and one. half full
cases. The difference between the
amount directed to be illicit-d and
the amount actually taken could not
be explained and Deputy Marshal
Miller who served the libel, said that
he asked no questions but seized the
amount found.
Too Late for Classification.
LUST —I'ockcthook. containing $15 in
hills. and about two dollars in
change. Lost Saturday noon on “'ash-
ington street. Finder will please return
to this office and receive reward.
CIT THIS OCT—IT IS “'ORTI!
MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose with‘ EC
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef-
field due. Chicago. 111.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
mining Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation, biliousness, head;
aches. and sluggish bowels. Stillson.
Powell Corporations-Adv.
i‘fé'l‘ifi
the Stomach
WINNIPAUK '
FEED STORE .
“WIRTHMORE POULTRY
’ FEEDS"
Wm. M. Belts. Prop.
Phone 2619
Juafcwsquarefeetofhckmd
spaceandadozenonnoregoodla'
hens will soon establish you Milan:
’You don't'havetobeanexpert' to
oeedwithpouhyf. Conical:
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Hartford, '
42 801‘! LES SHORT : ‘ '
Haven. it was stated that 01 cases _,
were soiled intact and seven
other cases contf‘iined 66 bottles.
Albert Hahon, of Southport. this
morning, upon pleading guilty to fre-
quenting a. house of ill-fame. was fin-
ed 810 and costs by Judge Nehemiah
Candee 'in the uptown city court.
Liahon was arrested last Saturday
night when Chief of Police William R.
Pennington and Patrolman John
Ii‘lynn raided an alleged place of ill-
fame located on North Fairfield ave-
nue conducted by Becky Brooks.
The alleged proprietor. together
with two frequenters. Rosie Brooks.
and John Casey. of Stamford. failed
to appear in court. The Brooks wo-
man,’the alleged proprietor. forfeited
bonds of $200 and the other two fre-
quenters forfeited bonds of $100 each.
The case of James E. llallctt. of
Aiken street.
charged with non-sup-
LARGED
The Gorham Press. Ellzahei
has installed a. high speed.
volution. 29 x 4: Whitlock p...
They are now equippnt1d to do “
class printing Work of env $12“ in
any number of colors. T1“.- ‘ “'1
memorial souvenir hook u,
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tributed by Battery “C" at the tending-
Fashion Exposition is being “1:2:
on this new press.
The installation of ti:
made enlargement of ti;
sary. A new office is h:
ted at the present t
building.
‘15 FTC-=3 Ea
‘5 film:
3
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into in f.~oz:t of t}.
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best results.
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IT OPENS MONDAY NIGHT
BATTERY “C”
FASHION
‘ EXPOSlTiOl‘T
.. PRE-EASTER SHOWING OF SPRING
' STYLES ON LIVING MODELS
VINCENT LOPEZ’S ORCHESTRA OF TEN
FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL
Shel t. . '1‘
lxlsi 3 .
Sunday night. only 96 1-2 cases Werci
LILLIAN
Winter G
FRITZIE
50c
_ ADMITS YOU
TO ALL
‘ r- . sea-Lu- m9.
’ 933 3&9244 4r.
lugs oi' chinf‘l or (-rctmlllc.
cred in very good tastc for
'round but it is at its lx‘st dur
the sun room.
for our Spring: l-ixhibit and c(
revel in the beauty lllcrcoi'!
crate.
. Vaudeville F eatures
BEADED BY
KAVANAUGH & EVERETT
Late Stars of Pat Rooney's “Rings of Smoke" Vaudelfile's
Greatest Dancing Team.
International Star, J 1151; Off the Big Time
WATCH MONDAY'S PAPER FOR COMPLETE PROGRAM
C/Idvance cihowzng of
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Ckaer 5.73 um
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Delightful indeed arc the ncw (ll‘<i::n< ill furniture of ru-ll.
fibre or willow. ill their colorful finishes which llme lk'rll NJ
artistically combined with added coloring in their llpholutr—
“Kicker furniture in no“ (Tlllriil'
‘v'c scoured a special shipmcnt of Hl'\\' tic-L1H
BRADLEY
arden Star
LEYTON
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use in the home all the yl-ar
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)rtlially invite you to (‘tll’ll“ .‘l'i-l
Priccs are surprisingly mod-
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yours a fine new equipafze.
account here tomorrow and
sationally low price.
different finishes to select
Carriages from $15-95 uP to $7300
Strollers from $9.95 uPt°$45-00
Y CARRIAGES $ 1 595
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you want to give that mi." "f
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ctivc baby carriage a: 2:. ‘
It's a L ~
carriage and there are several
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Perfection, Florence an
127-29-31 Washm' gton St.
OUR PRICES
cecal-REE Weigh
OIL COOK
’ Sterling Furniture co.
' 'Poultry Wire Netting.
4’ v . .
All sizes in stock — Garden, tools of all kinds.
STOVES.
d Kerogas—In all sizes.
Phone 105 South No‘rviralk
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ARE RIGHT.
7 RQSENFIELD BROS.
, St. Phone 340' Free Qelivery
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