HE FAME 0F ANTHONY I.
Bria as a tsilor has spread all
the way from his shop at 88
North Main street to New
and so. this morning when I was I
his shop. I new a sport suit which
was fashioning for some
my in that town.
w M Shout Mr. Brit's ability
amp of cloth sud develops i
Running-st costume imaginable.
Hr. Bria. is equally as adept in tail-
Sflng men’s suits and to
‘ would I direct every man and woman Wl-lMflltOll Street.
who wants a. well fitting. well made
suit at reasonable prices.
lucky
There is no ques-
his shop
\ WINTER LOVERS of '
‘ "9 '\. tomatoes have been forced to , SW!“-
" ' appease their craving with
the canned variety.
he fruit store of Skouios Brothers.
44 South Main street will be found
trash tomatoes and at very reasonable
The first oiL the season every-
thing tastes so much better. and later chih Main Street.
“a when tomatoes urchin «fawn-.012:
them by. or spa or -
will pa” Sopwhy not stop at Street.
Skouloe Brothers and buy some now?
In here will also be found a very
good “no of all kinds of fruits and as
spring is the season for fruits. the wise 84 “'ashington Street.
housewifv will take advantage of the Palace Bootery. 27 North Main Street.
do by this store. Street.
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other \‘i‘gf‘tilble.
spccial offers being
Reps. poplin-II. wool crepe
anti flnrmels are some of the
popular new materials shown
coffee. "MC“ i
Fm,” m the Palace lloiicat-‘tion is guaranteed so you need have
no qualms about sending the moat
store is the local agent for ail‘of thv ;costiy of your frocks hos-c.
James Van liykc products. which arc,
purChnsmi by the ship load and sold
to you by the pound.
Kraft ('ilt't-SC is also sold here as art-
the Heinz products and if you are e\cr
fact-d with the problem of not know-
ing what to get for supper. Just stop in i
hero and you will ho able to prepare a ‘
meal such as you
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North Main Thi'
r served befor -. i
I
[-2 Alli?) TOLD to never judg
judge a!
'shudder to think what. would happen.
house by 1" efi°3°rnZ.§“£;L'li.n. is full of disappointments. but ”"1"
y (:0\'
.rtirt and road -
yo uusuaiiy
tort-d within a sham)
the masterpiece of an ,
«I o-ntilrliiivd by the beauty
will forget the cover. but not
If it needs paint—v
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- your house.
33:: matter how elaborately turn-r
ishcti it nlny be. you friends can not
effat'l- tho pil'lure its outward appear-
‘nca presented. .
Ilousvs should be rc-painicd every
it‘ai't. every other year
and nith ivcvoe, lead and zinc
Which may be purchase“ in the docors
fling storc of the Gorham Company.
126 “'nrhington
permit on amateur painter to
the brush. but don't
use amateur paint
0
a8-tI30fl
sprint! or at
it
permit him
,-—use Devoe's.
for summer frocks.
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IMPORTED CHINESEi
shoppipg bags
been reccixctl in the. Carmi-
\Nzlll‘
Ntkwnlk. as have
nd Iini Ft‘llffl nnd kcrchiefs.
batif smarts and kcrchiefs are invari-
Thcsc '
[port i-ostllnlr i.- innit.
l.-nr tho chililrin this shoppe haslbn" "PP‘FTY‘IOSI.
several unusual nouitlt-s, in
of toys. aprons and bibs.
for the youngster just learning
to road nnd for the
Blot-ks, rut—out dolls. pencils. window
in fact a Hail. here will con-
ihat toys may be
seasons other than during the Chint-
dainties in Black Narcis-
Houbrigant's
nnd Quo-luucr l’leurs.
haul ht‘l'C and at very reason-
llallk hst hands are used
up a dark hot
and give a. real sports touch
to nlmost any sun-nice cha-
lll lirightm
lilcN I STOPPED
Royal James Inn. Wall St..
Norwalk. I learned two in.
tcresting items.
they ltri' installing a new
system. which will make it absolutely
fire-proof and second. that on May
1. they are welcoming a new chef-
stewnrd whose concoctions will cause
for a second meal.
These two acquisitions will place the
Royal James Inn on a par
most famous hotels in the larger cities
both here and abroad.
Just at present the
Inn is featuring shore dinners
ssvrrai who have
doubt if any improvement
made upon the food now beingoe'rvcd
here, to them. all I can say,
wait and sec.
Where are you going to wile away
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patrons to tarry
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partaken of them
James Inn is the ideal spot and it is
suggested that reservations for rooms
be made just as soon as possible.
getting in touch with
manager. prices will be quoted and
Sll arrangements made. so that when
asultry day is ushered in and you long
for a cool spot. your room here will
be ready for you.
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The well dressed woman
now seen thst her shoes match
.\ID SKIRTS.
scrum-e. are being sponsored
for wear with the gally col-
ored sweaters and over~
and did you know that you
y'have one made much more rea-
> My in the Twin City Valet.
m lain street. than you can pur-
a ready made one in the stores?
and dresses are also being made
at very moderate
oonslda-s the material and
which is incorporated
P‘“ an: we have a rr
which b so good
If...“
some.“
am
SHOPPING vmn S'UZ
Suzanne
Tuesday.
Northllain Street.
ing Store. 21 North Iain Street.
Shop. at Washington Street.
Harold A. Head. Drug Store.
ton Street.
Main Street.
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenfield llrothars,
TART Till-2 DAY right with aiStore. 2-5 Washinston Street.
cup of Van Dyke's Duchet-siiI
9
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
take a Xain street.
into the
James Donn-lily. 10-18 South Iain
Fair Department Store. 51 South
but now Main Street.
J. I. Mallette. Women's Specialty
8
Mlchelson's Studio. 78 "Washington
Miller's Grocery Store. 88 Washing-
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware more.
Main Street. ’
71 North Iain Street.
Main Street.
North Main Streot.
lug Store. 18 South Ilain Street.
West Washington Street.
68 Washington Mot.
Street. Rorwalk.
Rogers & Stevens. Men'sd-‘urnlah- “0"“ Main “ML
Mark-Oi! Shoe Store. 49 South Main main Street.
Hardware 3'11“-
Norwolk Boot Shop. (2 Wall Street. lain Street. South Norwalk.
Shops *Here
1
Fan- Department Store. 51 South
. It. A. Benedict's Jams-y Store. 8!
Angsvtne Furniture Company. 10 Wall Street. Norwalk.
The Boston Store. Main and Wall
Conneally r. Bracken Shoe Store. 81 Streets. Norwalk.
A. J. Collins ll‘uralturs Company.
Costello 8: O'Meara Men's Furnish- 70 NOT“! )hln Street.
R.‘ J. Cotbill. Bridge Fish lurker.
James Donnell’. 18-18 South Kain
French utilioery‘ Company. 21
Gottlleb's Men's Economy Furnish: Camilla Gift no," 68 w“! Street.
A. F. Gehsbe. Hardware Store. 85
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop. Gorham Decorators. 1“ Washing-
Harris Haberdashery Store. 81 Wall
Jacoby's Men's and Women's Fur—
nil-hing Store. 12-14 North Kain walk.
Mar Levy's Shoe Store. :7 South South lain Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. lnc.. 13 North Main seq-r.
Harold A. Head. 0m more. ‘ vt'uiiington street.
Korwalk'.
Store. 80 Washington Street.
South Iain Street.
Washington Street.
Store. 88 Wall Street. Norwalk. .
Ssiarthy
North Main Street.
Norwalk.
James Donnally. 14-18 South Kain
Street.
ton Street.
Palace Delicatessen. 88 North Iain
Street.
Royal James Ian. Wall Street. Nor-
Skoulos Brother‘s Fruit Store. 44
South Nor-walk Trust Commi. 88
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 84 South
fi'in City Valet Service. 07 North
sold exciu- I
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Gold and silver laces are
effectively mod for rape col-
lars an evening and after-
noon gowns.
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l
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i'l‘homas' specials hover disappoint.
1 Lunch is served hcrc daily at which
different specials are featured. “Some-
thing new. every day" is Mr. Thomas'
‘rnotto and it certainly takes a load
Iin?
The name "chocolate shop" seems
llo scare most men.
'thcy are intruding into some sacred
‘sunctumtlmllcutcd to women only
“'hirn applied to hir. Thomas‘ places.
this name means much and men are
in welcome and made to feel as much
fat home as are the ladies. So Mister
“Alan. if you want something really
good in the way of food. stop in here
for lunch.
‘eundy.
Just as reasonable.
Either one of Mr. Thomas' shops is
just the place for the woman who is
shopping to drop in for that "bite."
while no better place could be found
or sundae.
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Red cloche hats are verfl
smart when worn with a
white sport costume.
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, HE: SOUTH
COMPANY, 93 Washington
street. extends a cos-dial in-
vitation to all the little
folks to come in and open up a. sav-
lngs account. As much attention will
be given to their account as is given
to their parents. We. seem to make
special efforts to train children how
to do everything else but save money.
Perhaps that is because we consider
the five or ten cent piece which pass-
cs through their hands too trivial to
bother with it. Yet. have you ever
thought that if yesterday's piece is
added to today! piece that it will
make two pieces. and if the practice
tic continued until they attain man-
hood. those fen cent pieces will be the
nucleus of a nice sized nest eg?
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Tori“: and soft pile fabrkn
are iii-rd to develop some of
the m wraps.
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ONNEI.LY'S STORE. 16-18
South Main street. is show-
{HIV-"3' ing some beautiful new
I; combs. set with rhinestones
which are just what every woman who
is planning to attend the Charity Ball
will want. Fashion says high head
dress for evening wear and even the
R)
«7‘5.
.3
h bbed h i iss stri t cc ‘ -
° ‘ "M v" o co; U ; An old building on the east side of
the fact that her looks are shorn by.
tucking them under a glittering banal
donor and placing one of these new.“
combs’in the riot of curls.. With the
longer evening frocks. these combs
give just the right finish to one’s
toilette. so why not step into Don-
nelly's and make your selection".
Earrings are equally as popular as
the combs and several new styles are
also being sutured here. Just for this
occasion. as are some new wflst watch
hand decorated ribbons and vanity
cases with the! double compact. The
watch ribbons are priced at 50c. while
the combs. earrings and cases bear
just as an attractive price. Stpp in
and ask to see them.
z; HAVE YOU EVER stopped to
' think what would happen if
when twelve bells toiled.
there was no place like
iThomas‘ Chocolate shop. 24 South
' Main street, to go to? Most of us
,off our minds. who do not know what
:We want. This shop is very conven-
ilcntiy located and as the prices charg-
ic’d here are very reasonable. rather
lthan carry a cold lunch. why not stop.
French and Danish pastry. fresh
( 2catch day from theh- own kitchen. may
1'” »he purchased here and carried home.
ins may several different kinds of
Mr. Thomas' shop at 28 Wall street,
,Norwnlk, is conducted along the same
_ iplans as his place here in South Nor-
ahi) list-ll liy ill“ “1‘” “”57““ “ (”mm unlit. llcrc. men are also Welcome and
in fact thclr menu has been pr: pared
“ith the thought of what they like
Specials are feat-
lured liere each day and the prices are
to bring the children for their soda
NORWALK
Westport
teneeiy patriotic throughout.
begin April 23rd.
in generous portions.
hospital in Porto Rico.
born residents of Westport.
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convalescent.
e a a
cent illness.
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«the east side.
wanna-t.
the delay. . ,
the larch works has been torn 'down
andtha'new concern are erecting an
addition to the general building of
tilt. factory of concrete block. This
will enlarge the plant considerably
besides improving its appearance on
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Tho odioes of John Low-ry. Jr. who
hoontractingthatxcxbulldtng
have been moved into the Twang.
The small bflm formerly used hav-
ing been sold to William J. Wood. '
, .saosy .
Theseawaliarouudtba'luyor
property has been completed and the
surplus material. machinery. etc. were
oaddontoabargoyes‘srday.tobe
removed. Thesswsea wall adds
wonderfully to the appearance or the
lor property and 'inrproves the
st 900le ‘m m the
Rebeca!- to be!“ All?“ ”"1 f" ing in the Town Hall. These three
“Kalchl KOO" a brand ”‘5" “"m'me' men had been in an auto smash-up on
minute comedy entitled “Katclla Koo" Thursday evening.
will be pmented on Th‘md” “‘4 the accident is still undetermined.
Friday evenings. May 8rd and 4th. at . - . . .
National Hall. under the auspices of Miss Lillian Bradley and David
Matthias Post No. 8:. American
' Seaver will be married at the home of
Legion. Arrangements are being made
now in the selection of the cast. chor- M“. Bradley on qud" afternoon.
us and dances and talent is being in—
vited to attend the initial rehearsals sis officiating. both Mr. 83“" and
with the director and read over their
"Katcha Koo" tells the inter- of Westport. The wedding breakfast
‘esting story of an American aviator.
who was lost in India. Masquerade"
as an Oriental Fakir with results that
show many adventures and there are . . .
novel and beautiful musical and spec~
l bore. The lace bein in-
tacu a? num p Agner- new and attractive rign in front 'of his
lea. Joan of Arc and representations ""1 estate °m°° °"°" S‘Ch" grocery
of the allies nations appear in a won-
derful patriotic finale entitled "leer- 0 0 e
ty Aflame." The committee com- MI". Horace Paine. who is an mo-
iprlao. n. l.. Frace. Leo Williams and "it“ 0‘ Mr- Edmondt' In the no!
'i‘hey' figure that!“""“"" Matthias Jr.. who are most estate “"3”“ h“ 1““ made S ”16
enthusiastic regarding the outook and
feel confident that the coming event “‘3‘ °' Bundle “‘1 Kulphy's “0’0 ‘0
will be a splendid succeu. Rehearsals Rnndle “5 lturphy. er. Paine bl-
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The entertainment. committe‘e of near future.
Christ Chrurch Auxiliary met this aft—
ernoon to compleb arrangements for
the chicken pattlo supper to be given
in the church parlors Tuesday even»
ing. April 17th. The menu is excep-
tionally attractive 5nd wil be rcrvcd
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The regular meeting of the Red
Cross work committee was postponed
yesterday until next Friday. when it is
desircd to complete the allotment of
lnyettcs to be. used in the maternity
.wnrds of the American Red Cross
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The regular meeting of the Wo-
man’s Town Improvement Association
will meet Monday min-noon at 8
o'cock. After the business meeting
Miss Perry will tel the members of
the Association about the progress in
Americanisation among the foreign
The many friends of firs. Edgar
Perry. who has been very seriousy ill.
will be glad to learn that she is now
Mbs. John Sunderlsnd. of Bills
Point Road. is recovering from a re-
Trailic was delayed considerably
yesterday morning by the opening of
the drawbridgs to allow an empty coal
barge, which had been discharging
coal at the yards of Gault and .Son to
pass through. The‘ barge was towed
through the drawbridgo by Mulhaley's
fishing boat. and tied up Just below
th ebridge. The budge had been
lowered but a short time when it had
to be opened a second time to allow a
tug and barge load of coal to pass
through for the yards of Gault and
Son. The tide was beginning to ebb
before the second barge arrived and it
was gotten through the draw with dif-
ficulty. The west boand.car had just
tn-ossed over the lowered drawbrilge
with the prospect of making up the
lost time when a farm wagon crossing
th strscks lost a. wheel and caused an-
other delay. while the motorman. con-
ductor and driver of the horse remov-
tho wagon from the tracks. Of
course the belated passengers willi
barns the Connecticut‘ Company for
tomorrow
John Godillot to Joseph Simpson of
Fairfleld; Henry B. Stoddard of
Greenfield Hill and Augustus Bahr of
Bridegport was held yesterday mot-n-
The blame for
April 11th. Rev. Kenneth MacKen-
Miss Bradley are well-known residents
[will be served at the Peacock Tea
'house on Main street. after whcih Mr.
and Mrs. Seaver will depart on their
wedding trip.
Earl Edmond. has had erected. a
store on State street.
of a. strip of the William Taylor hnd
another large land deal on, for which
she will consummate a sale in the
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L. H. Gsult and Son have begun
wor kon the trestle in their Saugatuck
coal yard. ms 1mm! of this
tristle will enable them to handle
their coal with greater facility. as
they will not have to shovel it as they
do at the present time.
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Leo “'illiams has returned from a
pleasant visit to New York city.
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Mrs. F. E. Lewis has returned to
her simmer horn; in Compo.
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Edward Linxweiler and Louis Forg-
er were visitors at the Radio Auto
show last evening.
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The basketry class met in the Li-
brary Kali. yesterday. under the in-
struction of Mrs. Taft. of Bridgeport.
There was a full attendance of pupils.
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The basaar held by the teachers and
pupils of the Bedford school in the
town hall today was a. great success.
Housewives availed themselves of the
opportunity of lessening the Satur-
day‘s baking by the purchase of the
home made dalntlas sold at the
p-ery attractivegprogram rendered at
fOurth grade entitled. “The Kite." and
set.
time." The proceeds of the lunar
school.
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George Peck. Jr. formerly of West-
Francis K. Leggett. slices-or to C. E;
Siauson.
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The firs dopartm’ est was called out
in the house oQ‘Charies R. Romper.
The are mounted)! I defect ll! “If
health! W' ‘
. .3 s,.s
fireuur tho horns of“.- m
Eiwoodhflmm' '
s s a
willgo to column. ‘iou atlo
madttlieMbfltheWoa’
morning
no. In"
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Comps street. . helium and
., Hasty CJKvm-y ‘. .puroliasad'". let Mm
‘ .
Rivas-ids . ' ‘frsm a
Kiss K. A. Polhemus' winners
Roller 5 and 10 Cent Store. 88
N. B. Ryan Company. Women's
Ml! Shep. 58 Washington Street.
Sultana-Powell Drug Store. 88
Trish-am and Hyatt Department
Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shop. 88
l Wednesday night at 7:80 is Ladies
night. The Ladies are getting in
trim to trim the men. By the tale
somsof their scores tell they may do
‘Homs in the city to our church and
welcome all to our worship and .fbl-
lswship. Come along with us and we
"also service.
and her class in physical culture will
give their "Million Dollar Wedding."
This will be a grand treat to all who
may attend. The Mayor, his honor is
expected to be pruent.
Grace Baptist church. Strangers es-
pecially. Call phone 2869 should
you need the pastor's service in any
way.
West avenue. The regular Sunday
banar. There were also ice cream “"1“ °t this church 1- 310“ It 11 a.
and cake for sale to be eaten on the “Li and“ "”001 will be held at 11
premises. The embroidery booth and °'°’°°k- Subject. All“! 15- Ate Sins
grab-bag were popular. There was a m “4 DON-h Real?
2 o'clock p. m.. and again at i. as fol- his at 8 o'clock. To both these scr-
lows: A chorus by the third and Vic" the public is invited.
one entitled “The Bluebird." Recita- buildins. ‘1 Well Itreet. oven week
tion by thlette Ripley: dance by din (holidm excepted) 12 to 5 and
Doris Kemper; chorus by the 11m. and Tuesday and Thursday evenings from
sixth. grades entitled "Joy and Cour- 7 to 9.
Songs by grnde I entitled "Daffy East Nprwalk, Robe
Down Dilly.” "Tulips” and “Tho rsctor. April 15th, Belgong.8:fldsm:
Pussy:" dances. grades 1 and 8: nei- er Easter: 10:30 a. m.. Morning pray-
tatlon by Olive Buff. dance by Estelle er and sermon: 11:45 a. m.. Sunda
Green: chorus by grades Band 6‘.‘school; 7:30 p. m.. Evening ra, ’
(girls). "Welcome. Sweet Sprinz- and sermon. ’ yer
will go for athletic equipment for the due. .3 rectory; 7.30 9
port has accepted a position with rectory.
of the Woman’s Guild and An
Guild at the church. St. as
yesterday met-sins to extinguish a an ”3",: 7‘" " m.. on" ”he‘ufl It
A. rector.
Mn. , z. r. I” “an“ ginning April is. use. can Sunday
nanny.“ ‘ 3M“ New York after Easter: 7:30 a. m..Hoty Com»
.. musics: 0:80 a. m .
city 10:80 a. B.» Heron‘s-g,“ “1‘3: ”3100‘ 3‘ 1:". Young People's meet.
The" n" a _ at . .ealled molt: 7:80 p. m.. Honing prayer and
yesterday afternoon to put out it can “"“n'
ottheWomsn‘sGuug,
mmummmnom‘hwrlm
and choir director.
church on Sunday this week.
bers are invited to attend.
The midoweek service will be hel
on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'cloek.
»
1 8th.
occupied morning and evening Sun
day lry J. J. Foust. a. former pastor 0
Brother Faust will make good use 0
the upward grade by continuing to in
Campbell is leader‘ for
Shall We Choose Our Good Times?"
Recreational and Fellowship nigh
Monday evening at 7:45. The cap
Come along men.
more.
it at tbs—t.
next week. .
will do you good.
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Offering and benediction, 12:80 p. 111.:
what it should be. and the church will
be what it should be. 6:80 p. m.. B.
Y. P. U. meeting. Alisa Anderson. pres-
ident. It is pleasing to see the activ-
ity shown by the young folks in this
service. 8 p. m. sharp. singing by
Senior choir. lire. Powell directress.
Sermon sublect. “The Spirit of Loving
Obedience is Not Anxious About Re—
wards." Oifering and benediction.
Thursday. 8 p. m.. Prayer and
Friday. 8 p. 111.. Mrs. Pinkey Scott
By Grace you aremade welcome in
First Church of Christ Scientist. 57
Wednesday awning testimony meet-
Resdlng room in the Roodner
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Christ church. Gregory Boulevard.
Monday. 4 p. m.. G. F. S. candl-
Tnesday 0:80 p. m.. Boys’ Clubs at
Thursday 8:80 p. m.. Dollar Social
Nutty church RsV. C. S. Lewis, If.
for the week be-
My. 8:00 p. an. m. meeting
- =41 n- ylnr. looting of
m 9.11
South Horwslk Isthodlst Episcopal
man on "The lfiseion of the Repub-
lio." has been advanced from April
18th to April 80th at the request of
portant church conference on April
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East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. L. Earl Shannen pastor, Ciar- evening "t 730'
sues Cable. organist and choir direc-
tor. The East Avenue Pulpit will be
the church. The man will b."
y friands o: Organ Prelude—llelody. Coleridge-
this opportunity to hear him again. Taylor.
At 18 noon, the Sundny school and
Bible class will meet. Let us keep on
crease our attendance. Hr. Bland
Epworh Organ Postlude—~Moderato from
League at 0:80. The topic is "How Organ Concerto. Handel.
talus for this coming meeting are
The large number of men who attend
weekly are having some fine times.
The latch string is on the outside.
Junior Boys' Night Tuesday evening
at 7. The number of the Juniors is
also increasing and there is room for
Grace Baptist church. corner of
Butler and uuincy streets Rev D 13 Su .
~ - - - perlntendent Taylor expects a large
Thoma. pastor. Sunday ’"Vim- 11 attendance at the Sunday school on
a. m.; singing by the Junior choir. Sunday. Send your children. that thev
‘sermon subject: “This is God's Wayflmay be trained for
Bible School. Deacon W. C. Hinton. 'good order. and good services. A faith-
superintendent. This is the training ful manage awaits you Sunday morn-
schooi for the nature church. make it tr: and evening. Everybody towel-
m.. Joint '
meeting of the Vestry and the District
committee at rectory.
1-; gm church. Rev George 8. Tom kiss.
0 Ill-lo 2r lion “a,“ .' u .I I . l’
.7 The regular nun.’ .MIS- E- W" mu! I'd-st; B? 740 Mon—mm will be mum" u:
held in the cmmmt flat; “I" m lies along.“ to . ,
evening at 7:80 o'clock. - and
Benn. JuliartmanorBroux. If. 1..
I wholesooutstakaupdatlmiaflew
Volanteus‘ from” Chester It 1 Raven.“ '"lhn'l'l'uwn
m w. sunsets has sold mumu'b'muthomzpekk:
Robert landfills.“ acres Qflandon "I lflmmvgfhooo
xmummmwmn
Buburchea Bowls-.Mha
the ‘
“war. mwlS_-eakte,tbs‘u'sn
maturation,
.osb
d
meeting.
o'clock.
f
Mercy." Wilkinson.
me walk with Thee." Speaks.
Damnlng Sin."
be held the quarterly businets meet-
, ing and roll call of the Loyal Workers.
The address will be given by Rev. Mr.
Carton of Bridgeport. It is expected
that ReV. J. W. DaVie. a father pas-
tor of the church will be present and
speak.
Thursday evening at 7:45 is prayer . . .
meeting. The lesson will be based on
the Parable of the Lost Coin. Are pou
one of the ones who is keeping usR‘W' 1" 3' Coopert minister. new,”
from reaching our Goal? Be on hand: ing ‘t ‘1 o'cl0ck .‘ m. Sunday ”no“
South Norwalk Baptld “lesion.
at 12 noon. Preaching at 7:80 p. m.
We invite all who.» have no Church Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:80 p. m. Sewing Circle on Thursday
evening. Our services will be held in
gthe same place until further notice is
1' given. '
2 Let us have a full attendance on
Sunday as the Lord is doing so much
for us. and his cause in the world.
Christian work
while they are voung. Good music.
come with us.
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At the Methodist church on Sunday.
in the absence of the pastor. who is at
the annual conference in Bridgeport.
services will be held as usual. In the
Mills will have charge of the service.
SATURDAY, APRIL 14,1“:
lion's amernbly w
ing 0 fentertainm c I .
stl'umeutai selecti . a “It .
Family Album," 0“ a‘ ‘ .
man Service at 10 a. m.. English ser-
é’hurch. Rev. John J. Snavely. minis- vice at 11 a. in. Sunday school.
N
ms: MEMBERS 1m\
tor. Carlton L"H.omnndleu. organist
The pastor and the
South Norwslk Raptirt
to express their gratitud
oral put-lie for the ht!
given to them in th
abled to get money Gnouz
session of a nice
the heart of the
walk. where we can he
meetings with effective
cause of God and the
This property is o
from South Norwaik
wth a. house of twelv
provements.
Our church deeds a
records. and we wan
know that their menu
cla-esinGerlnauand nautical: in,
noon. Subject of sermon. "Jesus Our " '
Sunday services will be as follows: Good Shepherd." Everybody is cord-
. At 10 o'clock. Church school and T. lally welcome.
C. B. Class. At. 11 o'clock preaching
service.“ Thesermonatthhservlce
will be preached by a member of the Draves.
Raw York East Annual Conference
now in session at Bridgeport. There
willbano evening sarviostu the
The chok- will meet for rehearsal
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
piece of Dr!) '
The Young Psople'l Society Will
hold its regular monthly social meet-
“1‘ grid” swing in the basement of
the, church. All young ”or!- of the
The Woman's Foreign llissionry ”limit are cardially invited.
Society will meet at tho home of Mrs.
Lariaye. at 18 West avenue. on Tues-
day afternoon at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Alice
Mexibbin will be in charge of the
meeting and the chapter. All norm 9‘” ‘0 Md M conference.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
there will be a meeting of Lutheran
pastors from the New England Dis—
trict in Bridgeport. Conn. The pastor
Congregational church. I". H. Ja-
cobs. minister: Archibald Herriam.
The lecture of Dr. S. Parkes Cad- Organist and director. Services for
Sunday. April 15 will be held as fol-
lows: 8:45 a. in. Sunday school; 10:45
a. at. public worship with sermon by
Dr. Cadman who must attend an lm- "10 minister; 18 am. Sunday Club.
leader. layerBarton. subject. "City
Hatter”, 4:80 p. m.. Young People's
launched and we ask for
sympathy in our struggle “my
squarely put upon our fee
mortgage is cancelled.
white friends who have done”
for us in giving to this m..}, "
for a. people who are log. 39' ,
than yourselves.
you. and we shall ever prove or. .'
truly worthy of your collation,“m
We are gratefully you“.
REY. H. R. COOPER, Pam
JAMES DIGGF.
JOSEPH mumps:
YnLLIAM HAMILTI‘K
May God er»
The B. B. X. will meet on londay ‘
The Board of Deacons will meet at
the church on Friday evening at 8
The program, of music for Sunday“
PRESTON LEE. Clerk.
Anthem—"Hy Song Shall be of
CONNECTICI'T PATENTS.
—-OSCrt0ry Qlllxtet—"O Halter, let The followm: wen
Bridgeport. i
. Eric G. Bjorkiund. T-ridpprq:
t Advent Christian church. Van Zant pedo amide for term-do um.
and Harvey streets. Rev. F. L. Piper.
D. 1)., pastor; Hrs. Elsie Partrick. or-
Messrs. Lester Platt and Greenwood. “‘1'". “Ml" "mm? '“ ”30'
sermon topic. “Life's Incompletions."
Sunday school at noon. Richard Bland
superintendent. Juniors at 8:80: Loyal
\Vorkers at 6:15. Evening song ser-
vice at 7:80. Sermon subject. "A
Charles Cohen.
John Leech.
article (‘inslufiu
system for
On Thursday evening at 7:45. will
Spring wheel.
Clarence “'ilson.
for flat metal tableWch.
Frederic P. Gates. \v-n liar:
Electric switch.
John Choppa, New H;\:r~
Benjamin V. I’nger. Nut- 1-!
;Tool for tire rims.
Harold D. Church. Fair? '
all-combustion engine.
Gustave F Greene,
ter. Apron.
David Hoecke.
Mounting bells on ins or ,.-..
Sanitag- cuspidor.
Charlrs E. Stnltl, 11.: L
lamp socket.
Trade Shirts.
Bridgeport. Corsets.
“’aterhury PERI. .
ry. Electric ir:_ 2'.
Blue Star Overall
wicll. Overalls and j:
i
Hampton. Toy tclcpltrnrs
The H. K. H. Silk """fj
town, Silk.
International Silver ”or: ~
morning the local preacher. Oscar is.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. The
former pastor. who is now pastor at
Flora] Park. L. I.
At the conference in Bridgeport
three pastors will celebrate fifty
years of service in the ministry. Two
of these have been former pastors of
Bowavton Methodist church: one. the.
lden. Silver-plated 17;?» 1'»
evening service at 7:80 will be ini°t spoons. {WkF- 38’3“.
charge of Rev. Edgar- S. Jackson. ai
SANDLER SELLS
ARMY TI{\“
BALTIMORE. ' ‘~
Candler. jr- it was harri- : ‘
sold the former army ..
he was to have fitted =2
dler floating school to v .rrz ~
Rev. Arthur B. Sanford was located!
here in 1873. this being his first
charge: the other Rev. Henry Wing.
now a. resident of Rowayton was in
war and has written a. very delightful
Story in book form. "When Lincoln
Kissed Me.“
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South Norwalk Baptist church. the'
pier. minister.
Sunday Bible school meets at 10
a. m. Send your children to learn the
great lesson of life and come yourself.
Service of public worship at 11 a.
m. Sermon subject: "The Source of
Power." Teacher Training Class meets
the church.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. mid-week
prayer meeting. Church members are
urged to come out and strengthen
each other.
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Knight Knot. A. I. E. church.
Rev. W. Henry Lamar pastor. 11 a.
in. and 7:80 p .m.. preaching by the
pastor. ‘
12:30 p. in. Sunday school. Tuesday
evening. class meeting.
Thursday evening. members meet-
ing. Very important that every mem—
ber attend this meeting.
Payments are due on pledges which
we hope will be paid soon.
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The Salvation Army. 80 Washington
street—Captain and In. Perkins of-
ilcera in charge of local work. Boli-
aess maeting Sunday. 11 a. a. Sunday
ingut8:45. Imomlmviootoour
deputedcomraneBrotherPalmer.“
spun. Baum satin-landscaped-
flly‘invltsd. Hid-weeksarvless‘l‘ues-
”marital-allay. .eveaingsatlpnn.
0
Norwalk maul
nuns. m. , {Show hi
aviation service darhg the world
at. .
«wannabe
cuts on a tour around "
vessel. it is said. w... 2
Mr. Candler- fruit/iv} "" ‘i ’
in Atlanta confirmcl t. -
charge here from 1898 to 1902. Mr. .“0‘ 9“?“ “P f“? V” 3"" 7"
\Ving was war correspondent of the §“h°°"' 1"" 5mm ' ‘ ‘ ‘
Xew York Tribune during the civil i t° 53” 5”“ "OW as H ? T" U
intend to carry it out."
RELIFJ'FS B.“ ‘K \(‘liF
home~likc church. Rev. 1. J. Schoep- backache for many y. r,—;: .-.
several doctors but col r'i'~ ‘i-
try Foley Kidney I‘l' .
used two boxes I was ~
writes A. C. l'erltips. . :~.
Ky. Kidney and 112.133"
quires prompt lrt‘atm“: ‘.
St 7 D- m.. Evening service at 7:30 ney pm, give
I’- m. substitutes. .
Monday. 7:80 p. m.. volley ball at gun. Powell Corporazrrn—A .x.
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