Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 1, 1923 · page 2

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‘5 riders! and
7* Tax — Big Program
‘Aanounced for Re-
“ gent and Palace

Xanagmg Direct-i? David Ester-
“- fl the Regent and Palace thea-
m today made announcement of
the ”hwy or the local theaters tor
the “n .ng mason.

is ad: 'mn to the contracts which
have bro-z sigmd tor the leading
screen jrl'ldlll‘llt‘nl. Manager Ester-
; m w v Lnrni info a contact {or
-’ Keita v. .n‘lo‘vills {or the Palace thea-

 

 

 

; m “film this season. assuring the
. (manur- .vr ttlls city the same
Y high ('l;x~ ~Hvr"alnment that they
' annyed ....I' your
As a 52- . fruit-ire of the Regent
and 1’s 1"” xrl'i'lr'e prngrams. full
orchegu . ."I n puniment‘ will be
" prov‘ldefi ”winning on Monday when
‘ I’aramo'u ‘ sturvr prr‘dUt'thl‘i "HOW-
wood" or: open at the Ito-gent and
l "Trllby" ll‘wl‘u’vd by I’lrat Nation-
Il will i yJ n- llll .‘ll ll." l'ulaw',
Those p-r '... l musu‘al organizatmrm
Will null, v rrrr m» Rnhert Morton
orguns "' :.n int-lulled in both
M’honsse
In co: ' .w :4 n nllh the next sea-
‘wllI ll' l'ltvrm'. Mlnager l-Js.
trrsvm ti ' v .u w ur-nd a revlsnd
ndmlsalw ~ ...; .’~ - it»: 'lvv; Monday
Ill 0‘1?" "L5 l"':‘-'A'ivtl for the psy-
lluht of Yul-21‘: and was!!! llll's by
the p.11 in: t‘t>fl"nl|>ll‘.‘ by the
his al' "'1 th" pull: y in thr- past
has: he“ HP‘M’IH" this burden.
DARIEN

 

 

 

'BROGGY TAKES
UP NEW WORK

Begins Duties as Post-

“ { :Tto Pay
State

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Thm will he
law had

tranger.
It a. m.. and 8 p. -.'

to I p m.

We are ashiu our [Heads and
well wishers to help us. Whatever
is made will be used in remodeling
and repairing the church. stake
this church your home. Ysu are wel-
come in Grace.

, s e e
St. Peter‘s Evangelical Lathes-as
Church.

Cedar St. Near West avenue.
German service at 10 A. M. Eng-
lish service at 11 A. M. Bible class
and Sunday school at 12 noon. Suh-
Jet't of sermon "Christ's Warning
Ageing the fiervlce of "amnion."
flaringers and visitors are at all
times cordially welcome to worship
with us.

The vhr 1 will again start rehears-
ing. All ry mbers of our choir and all
prospective members are cordially
requested to meet “’edsleoday ever

2 O’clock.
The Ladies' Society Will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Albert \\'r-llnitz, 39 \‘i'est ave-
nur. All members and friends of
the society are t‘or‘dllily we'come.
The Young People's society will
meet Thursday evening in the base»
ment of the char: ‘3. A report of the
“’alther ll aguo convention held at
Holynko, Main, wlil lw glvv-n. This;
report wlll no doubt be of in'errst
to all m'mho‘rs. Ho all members and
friends of the socictl are urged to
be present,
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south Nurualh halitist Church.
Rev. 1.. J Shepler Minister.

Sunday at 10 A. M. the Bible
School will bagm It: sessions again.
All members of the Bible srhnol are
urged to be prearxlt on the first Sun-
day in order that we may make a;
good Mart for our Fall worlg Mornv

 

 

master— Polo Game
on Monday — Cami-i
val ('rowded 1

ing worship at it A. M. Sermon sub-
.‘W't.’ "The lmv— That Never Fall»
cth" (‘nmmunlhn service will fol-
low the preaching It'l’"l"., Evening.
servitu- a! fl I'. .‘H

Thursday at X l'. M. regular mid
wm-k prayer meeting will be held.

IN Tlll-Ii‘llllll.

Bible
school. W. C. Vision. sum-
Clasees (or all grades and
ages Pastors' class for viutors and
preaching

ing in the basrment of the church at é

 
 

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be hold as (allows:

sabieet at the m will he. “no-
“than“ Wort.“
evening service.
The mm at -adc will he:
Organ Prelude. “at!” .. head

e813. C. “121“" aw mi Quartet“ u‘ "r.- of ... lions. of Sh.mp. i‘ to
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'"m‘ out." ado than”; *0... Had BOYI'WoIkDi-
This band will play at the Carnival Unto It.“ . -
each evening. Caraaival will start 0 PM“¢"“;'”“V' llutlalit ‘ Vida“ *- M ~' for
Saturday at 8 p. I... A chicken sup- m- " egro "ace :
ww‘hwnmwmma ..... ......o.....n... Chlbert Opening . .

First. W M
Rev. E. l". Ichregor. PhJ). pastor

.Iiorning service with M.-
ion and sermon by the paler. '

The Sunday school will hold its
first “on on Sept. ”h.

All are welcom.

Mrs. Osteloa-p. coats-its: alias
Jeannette Uhle. sham; lb Mam
belle Austin; violinist.
Prelude, hint d‘ Amour ..

Violin and Plans
Central!» Into. 0 Rest in The Lord.
from the "Elihh'
slendelesohn-Barthoidy
Ira. Oneru-p

Violin Solo. Elegle . . . .

Xi- Audi.
"Faith"

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[Hermit m Binomial Church

George B. Tompkins. Minister.

Charles G. lws. org-nu and di-
rector; lira. L. I. Pugh. aonrratte;
ers. Lois Wer-e. “moo; Harry I.
'merling. basao; Ernest W. bottle.
tenor.

Sunday school and “en's assen-
lbly at 10; at ll o'clod the service s!
jworsmp will be relieved by the ad-
ministration o! the hem at the
; Lord's Supper. Worship and sermon
gr. 7:10 P. M. The minister will
preach.

Tuesday dressing at
meeting. Come.

The Ladies’ Aid society will hold

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7:46. clas-

_thc first meeting or the tall season turned item a vacation spent at ‘
on “'ednesday afternoon at ::30 W, R. 1.

o'clock. in the social rooms at the 0 . '

church. Plans for the annual bazaar Commander Harry Keene and

will be discussed. A full attendance-
is desired.

Wednesday evening at 7:05 The wel-
(are or the church calls for the preo
ence of every member.

0:: Thursday evening at 7:46 pray.
er service will be held in the Sunday
school room. This is a service of
helpfulness Com and help.

The Men's assembly's annual out~
ing and shore dinner will be held on
Saturday atternoon at Cal! Pasture
beach. Get. that ticket early. There
will be games and contests of vari.
ous kinds.
C O O

Rowayton Mist (11m. '
Rev. Victor A. Sealise. Pastor.
Morning service at 10:30; sermon.

ice-thermos “fish-Isms
leaded.
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It‘ll-.mwm The
Then-lithe-

The regular monthly meeting of field County commanders‘ moctln: ‘
the official board will he held on in Norwalh last evening.
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away.

tertaintng friends

THE CONNECTICUT

two week! In .‘wa Canaan and lied-
ford.

"." J Jun . awn-d upon lllrl
n-w duli’r I” ‘v’h'!lilfll9r or the teen {This is nur tin-t muting. so let the
'1' 1m“, .. 1‘ morning. Fredrrit‘k members alto-ml and make it a good

. one.
ll :umIv rpm Lu last day in of- . . .
r1. pin *1... mm: thin I ll. .
n .-; 4 (w ill lif'li’itfi': entrv‘ \dr.' . (1H," ( hutch.
‘ ‘ j “rt-gory boulevard, Last Norwalk
' " 5" 'K v' '1'” “n. lorry ”I ."' n'tlwrt n H Futile, "$010!.
l. l‘-' W‘ l'“ :2 Ilu'll-l Hv'litemher 2' -r'. 'r‘wvrteenth flun-
. ln' 1 ”MW! '1’ ”M "m" 7°.“ vy otter Trinity 10:!0 A. M, Holy
Ill 141-. :‘ ’J'-"r "' (”4 Kin". ('ummuninn uni ml‘mun.
)I‘."m.‘.:i‘,' -v tun-t IllKh' (or lihint- Th.- "mm,“ ..rvlrn and Sunday
tut x .‘C 'I . “H're 'hv‘i “1” MW?!” school wil be resumed next Sunday
i. vcv- k's 'mn'lnr: September 9th.
. V . O O I

1,. In 'ys H Nnxon has rrturn- International Bible students Red
,4 .,, M, , m”, on llm Post :oa.i, att- Men's hell. “'aahington street, South
or a ”mum's vaca'mn. spent in Nova Norwalk. flunday, September 1nd.
5: mi. 11' Nuxon is mut'h improved 3'05 P. M. A continued study or
m ,,, J”. an”. his vacation. This Thu Great Day of Jehovah. This
“15 , 5 .... . mum) in lwo and a is a aperitir period of time during

Whlt‘h God is destroying all the (orc-
es of evil, which will involve not only
the. unseen powers, but all those
visible. The culimlnation of which
will he Armageddon (mount of des-
truction) toward which all powers
are. now marching Those. days will
be rut abort, and then God will turn
to the people a. pure message. and
they will serve him with one consent
not 600 as now.

attending the 7 . . . . .
«vi...» .vau CV"), n,“ 2".r2n2h..,l;p:'i,33-.’H. Ex. 8. 8. Mat.

'3. trays are holding e e e
’:,r the purpose 0!

4,’ t} clr dflhll. and it ‘- LizuEEK’Z‘J'ZT 3:323: ChurCh‘ ROV-
, p.44» of Marion and Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M
the fire. ‘MH’I- Sunday school at 12 noon. and re;
cnrnivnl is free port of the picnic. Communion serv-
,, , ..nmnz. music: for ice at 8:80 P. M. All members and
,xp mrmnhod by Carl friends are expected to attend this
In ”a; m: hung. ,\ .‘Itar solemn feast. in memory of our bles-
w l-- w...” away on ine lait sed Lord. (tome because it is your
,, , Wm...” special priviledge and opportunity to
. . . show forth. ills death and suffering
till he comes. Let no one who is a
live mcmber or hit. Zion, fail to be

present on this first. Sunday a!
September.

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T);- (”Ltd-,n- Hunt Club Polo teat!)
“1., tl;’lv:t' “r to km‘p its record of
\1v")1,- n V’ tall'n lh'Y mrtt (ht!
Vt" z;.: ;.n- l'xw r l'nlo team on Mon-
.i"P" -n lv' anhnm nt'l'l, An
u.:, .v .rlfl'. 'l'w llwil'liiV crond In Pa-
1 “fl ',1 t'lyr!
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Large I "'W la
3.‘- -r.tnn l'
3"' Th Hr yr.
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a ,;»[,Ill'l
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of parents and
.‘x'oroton Boy scouts
want rump last cvrnlnl.

A 'nrg: 'imbvr
inertls n!

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the

.~ wind Inn: Frmltlnuter Rcrib- Th' pastor has a mes.

rur and ..., Li‘l are in charge of ""0 1'" 3’0". and YOU should be
u.‘ ...”... present to receive it. Last Thursday '

e e e WM I grand day for Mt. Zion Sun.

Ynn C 1mm,» has had his house duyschool picnic. The “In“? Was

on \inl‘lle .u-nuo rnlntI-d. ""3“ “M Dir-sent. and the trip to

e . . Raven Rock could not be better.

Everybody enjoyed a real day of

Tim 34.....3 Jtan and Anna Wylie l
Dt‘luuros with friends. Meet us at

(,1 Norm: an nwntiing the WQDk-

end with thlr parent! ‘1 near 1" i‘tnlh Emit-.7"? you can I”! "I“
. . . . - ng o oto .
“Liam,” ”.dehLmyiJnhdeayyue In children. in Bibi: knoeil'sjt'lz’; 1.2:;
m, , t u ..rn n - ' .
I . . . them. and come yourself. Strangers

are welcome here. Wednesday even-

ing prayer meeting and choir reher-

Ital Thursday evening Ewing Circle.
0 O O

Fm: Church or Christ m
67 West Avenue

James .I« hmnn and family 0! No-

rmm: ha 4 14-.” vlslllng tor the past

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Rev. Gvorgc A. Tuttle has return-

 

ed to his :nmv here. after a month's
varullon 92' . nt touring the. New Eng-
land sint- I

Templeton Orders
State Coal Survey

0

WATEHLI ltY, Flt-pt. l.——Goveru-
or Charm- A. Templeton otnclally
announced luat nlht that he had or-
dered tho Hmte Chamber 0! Com-
msrteuttn- Connecticut. Manutactur-
srs' assay Minn and the State Police
department to make a survey of the
coal supply and po-iblllties ot iurth.
er shiptmnts throughout the state.
The three departments will co-oper-
lte wit. each other.

The firvey will begin at once, the
gov. said. tad will carry the in-
yesti s to every section or Con-
nee so thu an accurate account
of tho , el situation mlsht be ascer-
tainslq‘

(- ..os Templeton said his so
no. N» a Bed-Ire oi precaution
tam til! lb. state will know
how I. in event or a coal strike.
a. ' u m will be made to

tho ”I! of the state as
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. Tuesday even... .... ranting. less to preserve In! make it ,
m - nldfl, the '0'. Thursday ml", .... m m . ' m u '0‘ 7 R r
anxlumua.mmowmmu the 8m ' —-—-—- i
t. “more onthe “NINE... ~., N... s _. , m,
We Ind sung. “ml:.?gm or the church are _ ls: W! . .

church is held at 11 a.

school is held at 11 a. In. ' '
"Christ Jesus. Subject.
Wednesday evening Testimony

"‘0’"!!! is held at

lit: is invited.

from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 'I to d. All are wel-
come.

you Methodist

September 2nd. and the pastor will
preach .morning and evming. llam-
ing worship,. it o‘clock. Holy Com-
munion.

Example for the Worker.”

vice for prayer and study.

1! noon. sermon by ~tcmt‘srdio.
ll noon Bible ciau. 18.80 P. I. In.
day school. 1:" P. It. sermon fol-
lowed by the Lord's luv!"-

The regular Bunday service of this
In. Sunday

"Burning Lands." by the pastor.
Communion service "ill also be ob-
served tomorrow. Sunday school at
11:66 A. hi. Evening service at the
now-nob unthodist church. This
will be the last 0 (the union services
for the samnaer months. amt tu-
tures have been procured tor ternar-
row evening. and a cordial invita-
tion to attend is extended to every-
one. Tho mid-week prayer muting
will b held on Thursday at I o'clock.
O O 0

First Baptist church at Devine
Healing Dertt Talmage Van Cor-

LIGHT & POWER CO. ‘
68 Wall Street Norwalk '

 

 

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Warren 1. Kenton: stuc-
hin. Pa. baa bees ch” Q Int
Week ms (or the new ‘1."
Ir. Ker-setter is particuiafly‘wetl nt-
ted (or the type or work needed
among the hon. He Is an ea-aemco
mas having sees service la France
With the lath Heavy Field Artillery.
Mr. William W. Lindsay. the physi-
cal disootor. will “we on Monday.
September the 8rd. He has been
employed on playground work dur-
ing the suns-er on the Newton.
Mesa. playgrounds when Ir. hear:
was sad-ant superintendent until
his appointment as secretaary oi' the
local "Y". Last Wednesday evening
Hr. Migigy gave a motion picture
demonstufloa in the "Y" {or Mr
Redford. Ira. Bedtord and Mr ,
bear-y. Ralph Willie a well known l
local artlst. is making a sketch of
the building which will be used on
the program for the opening day.
September 5th. Some very the pho—
tographs. made by a. Bridgeport
photographer will be on sale at the

 

 

 

 

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building in a few days. A M-
Eiseuaeu use bulb radio set is being
installed. Connections will be made
so that the set may be used where-

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SCHOOL SHOE

At Lowest to“
Prion.

. KEELER’S
SHOE STORE

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younger boys are already voicing

 

Mr. Bedtord‘s thoughtlulne- in ,
furnishing this new device.

a o e 3

Rev. Edward Luke Reed and Mn. 3

Reed. with thelr daughter. have re- l

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John Keene ot the Matthhs Pod ;
American Legion, attended the Fair-

Twenty-nve members of the .lo-;
seph J. Clinton Post V. F. “7.. ah;
tgded the annual dinner given by g
the organization at Dorlon’s “'ednn. '
day evening.
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Mrs. Alberta Jennings is spendinl:
the week-end and Labor Day tr.
Stamford. as the guest of Ni- Call-

 

.‘dr. and Mrs. Arthur Rut! are rn-

LUNCH 60c

DINNER . . . . $1.00

at ——e

The
Royal

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Inn

Next Week—Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

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en. minister.

The regular Sunday services will
be resumed September 9th instead 0!
September 7th.

Too Late for Classification

WANTED—Ian who can drive a
Ford tor delivery. inquire the Nor-
walk Paper Co.. 51 Water street, Io.
Homlk. Call immediately.

FQR lALE—z Ford touring cars. a
1930 and 1921. self starters: de-
mountable rims. good mechanical
condition. Inquire i “smitten ave-
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8 o'clock.
we both at these services the pub-

Reading Room, Royal James Inn.
pen week days (holidays excepted)

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Rev. A. I". Chamberlain. pastor.

Services will be held on Insular.

Evening. 7:80. subject: “Jesus. An

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wool of selected long fibre.
inches wide and
wide.’

Distinctive designs and chlorine. made in dyes
are unaffected by sun or water. They ‘
luxurious warmth and their long wearing dun-fig;

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Sept- 5th Eve. Only Sept.

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nev. w. Henry ulnar. m.
li A. ll. sermon by the pastor.

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