fun... is iii 1113
airbarien road.
Cl‘ 0
3 new gift department
5“ d HOOP; 3M 09.8105.
7.
has,” . t
o o o ‘
11. Patterson ct Winfield
tied a large red fox yester-
ls his first of the season.
I O O
and Caps—Obrien'sr—Adv.
' O 0 O
o! the choir or the
{fin-walk Congregational
be held at the church to-
1: 80 oclock.
'
'3 your Victrola at Donnelly‘s
weekly payments. Store open
until 9 p. tin—Adv.
... C
assist and dance will be given
Klondike Social club at the
house on Tarlov street. this
3 .r.‘ ,5’: ’
" v_§ntris & Guns. That's all.
2 O O 0
Norwalk Bird and Nature club
'rneet Monday evening at the
e! hits. 122. A. Woodward.
O 0 O
p. and Hats—O'Bricn's—Adv.
o o o
.‘and Mrs. Harry Sterling of
avenue will entertain ovcr
oak-end Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
J. Comciy of Trenton. N. J.
O
& Cans. That's all.
L.
" o e 0
Helena Winter of Van Burcn
e is spending the nook-end in .
Y., its the
kite. lirooltlyn. N.
Mr. and
1 her aunt and uncle.
llson R. Lindstiom.
:. ‘ .
if --A)1to springs. Tilly ’a—Adv.
o o o ‘
Charles Seymour and Mrs.
cnedict are visiiots in Bridge-
stv. and are the guests of
l. Jcssup.
j 0 O O
3 liq Maude Benson of Holden
33 on is spending the vwck- end in
ridgoport as the guest or her sis-
r, Miss Nan Benson. "
t
.2 , o
in
all.
__a‘"u 5. (Ln: Thut's
I
23.3.? fr. : "
'1‘ Ray Morrison. student at Har-
:iiroml preparatoiy 1~chool.ls spend-
153 the week—c111 in Middle-town.
"N 1'" at the home of his parents.
.2
.33 hat. and Mrs. “iliiam Lee at Main
street. will entertain over the week-
and a. tow relatives and friends from
:Nevd York city. 'lilt.‘ guests are Mr
and firs. Joseph il liigelow. \ir.
Md Mrs. C. H.11urdwick and
daughters. Justine and Martha. and
23.201: cud Mrs. Philip w. Chalmers.
o e
.JFlro Sale! Watch and wait {or
dud. (launch a. 12s .Main St. —Adv.
32*, George Gregory and Max Huber.
W at Huistroxn‘s preparatory
L left yesterday for Brooklyn.
3 .5? Where they will spend the
3‘3'wo -end with their parents.
I' .
-—Al1crstion solo
to! iltomobilo accessories. tires and
Mb“. 25 to 50 per cent. savings.
”on Kohn. 9 Railroad avenue.—
g 0
“fl and Mrs. Howard Nelson and
1%;th Mrs. Theodore Robins are
m the Week- and in New York
so guests of Mr. and Mrs. .aw-
Palmer. They will witnm the
al comedy. "Little Jessie
' arms." this evening.
23 f 7 o o u
2.4
., —-flergstrom is framing pictures
" in new 1. 0.0.12.bi.1g.—-
it .
E *. and Mrs. R. Alexander and
2 lb haw: changed th:lr residnncc
Iii-01a Raymond utictt to Spring
'fitept. in the Second. district.
‘5' worm“: Haughson tomorrow at
:7. ram. —Ad\‘.
in
.C’l'll are lacing roacivcd from Mr.
mun. James Kaiser and son. \lil—
Ion. who have only ed in Holly-
”wood. Florida. where they will
“lead. the winter months.
U
‘3 » iFathcr llaughson tomorrow at
. fool's. -—..\ d v.
72137,, l f. o e o
tools 13‘. Schlitt at Spring street
Hind a. telephone installed at
e.
5 l i O O
2.133 .iand Mrs. Victor Payne and
Mrs. Jeremiah Lewison of
_. Mass . are visiting Mr. hnd
h E. Sherman over the
d.
O O O
~r Father Hughson tomorrow
2 ' ul’s.-—Adv_
O 0
d Brady ‘has returned
_. , extended business trip for
‘3‘ W Hat. factory. to his home
street.
' o
e
, Father Ilughson tomorrow
Pauli—«Adv
,2 2 o o 0
had Mrs. Stephen O'Donnell
_ no avenue are entertain—
3 the Week-end Mr. and Mrs.
as or Newburgh. N. Y.
O O O
Hughson at St. Paul's at
4:00 tomorrow.-—Adv.
O 0
We. Maxwell is visiting
‘ Bridgeport over the week-
o e o
;_ Hrs Paul G. Martin are
sin Brooklyn. N. Y.
firm-:nd.
:53." ‘ ’ XO 0
Eughoon at St. Paul's at
#00 tomorrow .v—Adv. ‘
first Robert E. Smith of
dream: are fitting over
fir. and Mrs. Edwin
son. John. at Stam-
' 3 it! a3 busine- visit.
J“ ”its“! in New
:."s
withwill
a a Bible lecture in .Red
Men's hall. Washington street. to-
mos-m otter-noon at three onlook-
All welcome. ' .
DARlEN l
The play; A”elttltletl the "Elopernent
of Ellen." to be given by the Chris-
tian Endeavor Society 1 the Con-
gregational church. eh. has been
poatponed till January 17 and 18.
O O O n
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal! P. Rich-
ards. who are touring with thcu‘ two
lone. spent Thanksgiving at‘ Cleve-
land as guests of Mrs. Richards' sla-
tes. From Cleveland their route will
take them through Kentucky, Ten-
nessee and Georgia. through Florida
to Miami and Palm Peach. «there
they will spend the winter. returning
to their home in Darien in the
month of April.
‘ I
O I
Barry L. DeForcst of Noroton
Helghts'. motored with his sister.
Mrs. J. -W. Soliawsy at Stamford. on
Sunday and visited'Mrs. Iiolfiri
Stevens of Nornnlk.
O I
. W'ednesday evening the congrega-
tion of the Darlen Methodist church
attended the services which were
held in commemoration of the clov-
cnth anniversary of the Stamford
Gospel Mission. Rev. J. W. Mor-
gan. pastor of tho Methodist church
or Darien, conducted the services.
U 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Don Baxter returned
to their home on the Mlddlcsex
road. Noroton Heights. on Saturday.
Mr. Baxter arrived in England esrly
in November trout Africa. where he
had enjoyed a hunting expedition of
several months.
0 O O .
Miss Edith Cantrell ot' the Poet
rcad. Darien. who has been visiting
=1: New Haven. has returned home.
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Francis beach. of
Middlesex road. _Nosoton Heights.
visited the Masonic Home in Wal-
llngtord. Sunday. .
O O 0
Mrs. Fairciiild oi i‘hnvaik. N. J.
“as the guest at 2.1. 9. George Fisher
0! Noroton Heights. on Sunday.
' s a o ,‘ .
A series of special revival meet.-
lngs “ill be held every evening for
a. week beginning vaviiil»;r 'J. at
7:30 at the Noroion Heights \leth-
odist church. All are cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
0 O 0
Mr. and Kills. Flank Fisher of
Noroton Ht'lghts i'nii‘i‘lillflt‘d Mr.
and Mrs. Cox of Newark. N. J., Sun-
day.
0 0 O
The Public Health Nurso Anemia-
iion held its regular monthly meet-
ing on Tuesday afternoon at the
Royal school. Darlen. it was de-
cidod to hold the meetings in the
future on the second Tuesday in the.
month at- ':45 P. Ill.
The {lemurs 2ot the "Thursday
Evening Club" of Darlen. enjoyed a
theatre party on Thursday owning.
Those who attended were: Mrs. \Vilr
ilsm Deverill. Mrs. N. s. Finch. Mrs.
B. I. Litchlield. Mrs. John Fair-
banks. Mrs. Irving Loundes. and
Mrs. S. S. “’ood. They visit-rd the
Strand Theatre in Stamford.
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The famous comedy drama criti-
tlcd "A Night Alarm." 2which was
held for three evenings,‘t.~nd«r the
auspices of tho Noroton Heights
Dramatic Club. {or the benctit or the
Noroton Heights Engine Company.
was a grand success. James Qmlth
as "Widow Brown" and Miss 731311-
eline Walsh as “Little Nell." receiv-
ed deafening applause for their wit-
ty songs. James Smith was the
director and he is planning to give
a western drama in the near tuiui'c.
r—Wiimoiiwmr—i
The Communion Service which
was to be held Wednesday at the
chapel was postponed because of
the inclement weather, Rev. Tuttlo
will announce at church on Sunday
when the Communion service will be
held.
O O O
The weekly meeting of the “'cst
Norivnlk Ladles' Aid was held on
\Vcdnesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Benjamin F. Cromwell.
O O 0
Friends of Mrs. “‘illlam Johnson
of Syracuse Heights will be sorry to
learn that she is confined to her
home with a sprained ankle.
Mrs M. Schcde left on Sunday for
California where she “ill remain
during the winter.
0
Commander Green and son David
have returned from Wisconsin where
they visited Mr. Green's pantns.
O O 0
Mr_ and Mrs. Adam Herdt of New
Canaan. who are well-known in West
Norwslk. have left tor Florida. where
they will spend the winter.
0 0 0
Mrs. Riordan or West Nor-walk
avenue is visiting with her daughter
in New York City.
It has been reported that a dqr
was seen Tuesday on ~the estate of
Mr. 0. Often This is said to
be the first deer seen in West Nor-
walk in many years.
1 ~ WWII!“ I
Rowsyton Methodist church Rev.
H B. Sehnert. pastor.
The regular Sunday morning wor-
ship service and sermon will be held‘
at 11 o'clock. The Sunday school
(0:: Will meet at 10 o'clock. The
ly meeting of the 121917lo
league will be held at 8:45 o'clock.
The business session will be proced-
cdbyasocial. Aninteroatluaproo
'gram has been arrange”; Refresh-
meats Will be served also.‘ The ove-
ntng services will.“ hold at 1: 80
o'clock. The Woman's mums min.
sic-arr society will hold its regular
Mug. um aim at :
a
boon.
Wet r r. 5.1516: or :Broohlyn. sum night at ffi §3%
Junior-vim willflioldésts ml -
Christmas party. estates: - ‘
“All juniors‘unhthelr , .
are invited to mutual-79.191- w t.
‘aspecial Whitefish-rm
A’t the meeting of the untold
board of the Bowsyton 234W
church. held last week. 1%.“! Mind ~
to conduct special services on New
Year's ave. A committoe hafibeen
appointed
rants concerning which will "be
made later. At the same session the
board unanimously declared itself in
favor or the special boys‘ club work,
which is being done under the am—
tlon ol the new enterprise calamit-
toe. Russel Themes is chairman of
this committee. ,
J.
E.
>. , . ..
Vincent of Bond, Brcolcv is
visiting friends in ’Rowayton.
. C .
Mr. aners. W. L. W'ard have
returned to their home following an
enjoyable visit to South Carolina.
. o‘ u’ ' ' ‘
'Under the auspices‘ot the Ladies'
Aid Society or the Itowayton Metho-
dist church a. social was enjoyed at
the church last night, by the moth-
ers and daughters of Rouayton.
Mrs. Lottie Munro of Norwalk. told
the guests about the Girl scouts.
Munro explained the purpose
or the organisation and the wonder—
Mrs.
tul work which it is doing.
were also played under the direction
or Miss .Jennle Scott.
Mrs. Oliver 1.
Clarice sang several songs. There
were readings by Mrs. Fannie Crock—
ett and Mrs. Oliver Davis. The ad-
dress of volcanic was delivered by
Mrs. H. 13. Scnbert, wire of the pos-
tor.
bellowing tin social.
re- ‘rosh-
ments were served.
Rnwayton Bap! ist Chanel:
~i
Rev. Victor Scalise. pastor
The regular Sunday morning ser-
vices will be held at 10:30 o'clock.
The subject of liev.
Scalln's set-
man will be “The Believer'. Trilli.
in God."
Sunday scholl session will be held
at 11:2
service in the evening at 7~ o'clock.
.
3)
o'clock. Young people's
The evening services will start at
7: 30 o‘clock.
"W hat Shall “’e Do With Oppor~
tu 1ity "”
On Thursday evening
The subject will be
the teach-
crs' training class will meet at ‘7
o'clock and prayer meeting will- be
hold at '1' :80 o'.clock
The weekly rehearsal of the choir.
Friday night at 8 o'clock.
to make plans. announce.
Games-
moi:- practice.
that“ your
home. You so welcome.
.7 O 3 .
minus
Archibald Merriam. organist and
dmfd3 '
Services 131- mm. Dec. 93. will
be held as follows: , F7?
9: 45 s3. n1. Church oehool.
.5“
The Weakness ’ or
23
mon subject.
Neutrality” ‘
6: 80 p. nib Young People’s mcot~
in:
Monday 3 p. in. Executive meet
lug or the Woman‘s Associatioa at
the home or Mrs. A. L. Whipple. 35
West Avenue.
B. B. K. at the church.
Tuesday; ’:80 p. m. Meeting __of
the Whatsoevcr Circle at the home
or Mrs. Wm. lidoore. 42Chcstr1ut
street. Bible study. Jo'tm, chapters 3.
a. 3. Scripture verses will be called
tor. ‘
Frigay s: so p.11) Climber. supper
at tho. clitrrch to lie followed by a
social hour.
The program or music for Sun-
day morning will be? - “-
Organ Prelude. Intermeuo tram,
Suite 365"...“ ........ Rogers
Anthem. "Thou Wilt Keep Him in
Perfect Peace” ...‘.......‘. \Vest
Ottertory Quartet. ‘With Thee, 0
Master" . .....
Organ Pootiude. March tron: Suite
in G ..,.... .......... Rogers
' «O O O
knight St. A. M. E. Church
Itov. \V. Henry Lamarppastor
10 a. m. Praise service. fruilowed
with preaching by Rev. D. A. Chris-
tie. D.D.. who recently came from
Charleston. Sauth Carolina. .. p.m
A South Carolina dinner will be
served. 8: 80 p. as. Dr. Chr 9 will
preach. We are inviting all South
Carolina. people to worship with us.
and help make the services u.~ suc-
, cess. 7:30 Sermon by; tbe_.pe.s,tor.
12:30 p. m. Sunday school.
Tuesday evening. Clues meeting.
......
WILTON
The State Danbury road between
anbert's corner and the Norwslk
line is being
repaired and tux-red
making it an improvement for au-
tomoblles.
0 O I
Murray and Silk's Coon Kill bun-
gulow
is now completed
and thfi
popular Norwaik‘ policemen are ac-
cupying the same.
0 t.
as
O
The Wilton man with a wood-lot
1n ay
lit!
thankful that he doesn't
have to pay $16 or $18 a ton tor
coal.
C O O ‘.
Mrs. D. H_ Miller and children have
gone to Camden.
winter.
S. (2.. to spend the
t O 0
Samuel J. Miller. jr.. is recovering
from illness.
0 O O
The new school building project
has quieted down.
The town needs
a center school house just the same.
0 0 0
Mrs. John Smith or Paterson
visiting her brother, Robert Edge
George Taylor discovered a skunk
in his house the other day.
It had
made its home behind the ice box.
After a little dodging by Mr. Taylor
and his wife it was killed.
Eggs are $1 a dozen in Wilton
and farmers are trying to coax the
h. as to lay. One hennery is cqulpped
with electric
lights and it in no-
ticed that the lights are lighted all
night.
Robert Edge has purchased
Jersey cow trom Charles Orem.
O C 0
I
Grover Bradley is building a. now’
garage and has the foundation tin-
ished for another house.
Mr. and Mrs. Meihuisb and tam;
lty. have moved for the winter from
the G. A. Davenport cottage to the
house owned by Mr. H. \V. Harden.
The Garden Club has adjourn 11
its meetings until Spring. This :1“
ganiatlon held meetings monthly
throughout the season and on choir
of these occasions has rail e
interesting lecturer. 75 d d m
Mrs. Schindler has gone on a visit
to New York, bu
spend the winter
Mrs. W.
returning will
ith her daughter,
C. A. Schlichting.
the Rev. Y. .fR Bunkera
nnounce
that previous to Christmas thou wilt
be illustrated lectures on two Bun:
day evenings and a,
“"181“! Drama!
on the 23rd.
The pupils perfect in attendance
during Novembo at
who“, r Kiddiebrook
Ruth ‘Bassett. Ma rl .
Edith Evans. Glaxo 0
Mia Smith teacher. we"
Comatock.
Em Ruth
Races. Mary Pawllck.
Mrs. John Got-ham Ind Mrs
Charles Whit
Reading last
took a ride
ck Erlsiting the Mark
Twain place.
Miss Lens. ‘Vhtson
with Mrs.
ter.
in 3'2” pin;
H. 0. Chlchester missus;
recent
studies at
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°35W collate.
i
76
m2 med 311183
So. Nunvnlk Baptist Church
Rev. 0. 1". Campbell in charge
Sunday 10 a. in. Bible school.
11 a. m. Morning worehlp.- ~ 2
6 p. m. All‘those’ on the’ member-
ship canvass committee please meet
at the church with'reporis in full. 7
1 6:“ p. in. Young People's meet-
n‘o ' '
7:30 9,111. Exciting worship.
Blonday 27:30 p. inflow
business m we
tigers at the film-eh.
Thursday“ 138 p; in. Mid- week
praier service. harlot-.3112 Aiken.
Friday {:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
St. Paul; Parish
Rev Louis B. Howell._,rcctor
m. Holy Communion: 9 a. m. .. morn-
ing proser; 10: 30 a. m.,, Holy Com-
unlou and sermon by Rev. Shirley G.
ilughson. 0.110.. on “Is Christiani-
ty Seaworthy " 4 p. m” evening
prayer and sermon by Fr. Hugh
on "How to Make M li_clih
Reel. " ‘ Y Eton
St. Andrews Sunday school. 9 a.
m.. at the Winnipauk school house.
St. Pauls Sunday school: 9:15 a. m.
at the church. It is particularly
requested that all members or both
the schools come to .the morning
serv ce.
persons are welcome at the
services a: St. Paul's church. which
are or a who wish to attend it:
New scholars are cm.
or the two schoolso any Sund 3'
daghi; aural: is open all day catty
e year for res and,
meditation. - L prayer 2
0
.‘O
i Christ Church
D no??? B..B. b‘oote. reotdr
ec. second
vent. Sundtiy in Ad-
10:80 a. in. Morn!
sermon. n: ”we” and
717505 a. m .Sulldoy echool.
p. m. Evening prayer 8.
address by Deacon Cora L. Robot-3.1
~Monday 4 p. m. G. F.‘
dates.
7; 00 9.
lat“ basement or the chi:
tarsus; candidates. mh’ [Next
1:. in. Vest me
rectory. ry sting at the
Tuesday 7 p. in. Bc‘ys’ lub
G 11"};qu :3: 00 p. m. Gwalior.
u . rs. Otto B
bor naven’ilo. ' tiller. {3 Os-
Friday. Choir cereal '
rectory , rep at the
o o o ' '
East Avon‘uo-M. E‘Church
1... Earl Bhaitnor. pastor '
- Clarence Cable. organist‘
Morning worship and sermox’Sun
day morning at 10: 80. The theme
at the sermon will be. The Will oi;
sunday school and Bible class at
13. The opening service will be in
charge at the .Misslonsry apertu-
tendent and will be he in
auditorium. The Big-
stgdy 13:. Book of Nehemiah.
an league in Sand
mg; ““31: clock. nib: by school
2 W league-gt ”8:80. The 0098;:
amounted-ti:
‘ .
t
9'.
10:“ a. to. Public- -worshlp.5 ’93};- 3 . .3 ' . '1‘
.2 The 1w ea’ Al
men-3 weekly nice in: at the church
on Wednesday; 2 afternoon at.
Monday. L30 p. in. fleeting ot the .
W‘ooler, ‘
church is held at 11 a. m.
school is held at: It a. m. subject:
“God the Only Cause and Creator."
\Vodnesday
meeting is held at 8:00 o'clock
' To both or these services the pub-
lic is invited.
Reading room. Royal James Inn.
. Open Week- days (liolldayn'excepted)
from 12 to 5.
day evenings from 7 to 9
welcome.
.1
, 3 In-
Second Sunday in Advent. 7: 30 s.. hp.
lcome at either.
Gregory Boulevard, East Norwslk 3
8. candi- .
in. Entertainment and sale.
:
o’clock.
in: 43
Storzv-
2‘.
invited.
church.
8361311103:
E
.c
333.31.36- Mullins
I
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7. 3453
What is the most important place in
the Bible commencing ‘with the let‘
”tu- “bi”.
Robert
Marks Met
Brooklyn. one of our
preachers. and a prominent public
3% Moore. 1).!) or St.
odist Episcopal church;
outstanding
day at 8 2n. m. on the sublect.
"Jones. or the Herolsm ot’ the Com.
monpiaccfl’ "
The East. Avenue Sunday school
will present a Christmas pageant
written by the pastor.
ning service Sunday. Dec. 28rd. The
parts are taken by adults. there be-
cliaracters in the cast. The
pageant is called The Christmas
at. the eve-
O-. 0
1
First Church of Christ scientist .
57 \\ est Ave.
The reguldr Sunday service of this
sun“!-
' evening . testimony
Tuesday and Thurs-
All are
0
, The. Salvation Amy. ,
36 Washington St.
0 O 0
International Bible Students.
Red Men's Hall. \v ashtngton St.
3.00 p. 171.. Brother V. F. Schmidt
:11 mom-Loam!) new 2.
‘3' 3. 3 V#:tvited.
Service tree.
Mosul; Zion Baptist Church
Rev. 3.1-1. Cooper. pasta:r .
Preaching at 11:00 a. at. Sunday-
school at noon 8. Y. P_ U. at 6: 00
Prchchlhg at 7: 30 p. "m. '
lilid-week’ Service Prayer meeting
“Wednesday evening at 7: 30 p.111
Chior rehearsal after prayer meeting.
Sewing Circle Thursday evening.
Bible Study on Wednesday evening
-—~bring your Bible
Friday evening. rehearsal for the
Christmas exercises and pagent. 2
Everybody is welcome to this
Rev. C. 538‘:
2nd EU
7: :0 a. in}. Holy communion.
9:80 a.m..Cl_:1nrch school. ' 22
.1030 a. in; Homing prayer and , 3‘
Captain and Mrs. Poi-kins. omcers
in charge or, local ‘wdrk.
Holiness meeting at 11:00 a. 1n.
Sunday-school at 1:30. ‘Younr D00-
ple's meeting at 6: 45. subject:
Writing on the
Capt-sin Perkins and Bonnie Mongols.
Eh enlng some at. 8:00 o'clock.
Meeting on Tuesday and Thursday
evening at s: 00 o'clock.
"The
Roll "
All are
2.? Monroe ‘St.
Sunday afternoon servicd at 8:15.
‘ Rev. Jacob Trout will be with us
again and give us the measure. and
following him will boa
by the superintendent.
Service at 8:15 sharp. with a to-
minute song service to which every-
“body {0' invited.
on wilt'odnesdsy evening
o 'clock sharp. will be held the regu-
lar monthly business “in
the annual election of 0
log the brie: weekly prayea. mm
Bundoy.Deo.10. is the analysis»:
day 01 the Mission and it
ctdea at the mattress
the slate and
#5 hearty invitation is extended to
all. to be present... . .
short talk
‘2' 8:00
ting;
ere.
wll bod -
means; in};
no.‘ F'. ".77- M
Trinity Ch
17$. hi; Abnmtof. .
AY. 1N ”VENT
win-Wit: i
1
7: so p. is; Choral new“. . 2
Honda. 8100 p. 1731.. Vestry, meet;
.3“ at the rectory. '
Tuesday. {2:5 ntmmmeetlng o: F
p or o Wbfisan‘
Guild la m'yguild robin. - , I
7
4e“
8:00 p. to.”
meeting oi; the Trial union: 3
Dramatic $113th 21’ X A“ '
Thursday. 2 to 5 p. ms‘Cake Cake .
Woman: Guild. in. the: Snail-'5
Guns buildingpSoutlt Main m 3"
2.' Thursday. 7:45 p. 111., Heeling of
the Girls’ Friendly 3i°¢i°t¥11
First Methodist 3 7‘ '
loath an: Episcopal Church,
Rev. 1. 3F. M639:
Leaders
'3 at'10:30'with nertrgbn by tho m.
3 to be pres‘en}; I‘l thatchm eons-2
' nelbourne road; at 8:00 9’. a.
. at 3: 00 p. m.
are." f
L’Hemmedleu. organist 3_ 3
mam toa2
“classmwln:
averting-2 Wm
still be held in m it!
the 16th asflverasrr er the 9M
3A31Metn2no'unev Lfi?ofis
7&0! PawtlICkWRE'fllm
’ 3 08
the church station and lath!“
Our sister-congregations at West.
unit. BridgepOrt. amnion! and. Dan:
bury have been invited to “km“
with us. Our young people will d-
tort-in the' young people "an our
neighbor” «mentions 8118! the
syenlng service; .
All our members and friends.
young and oldzunen and women arr
cordially invited to conic out “not!
praiseaodwiu notoraiithoboun-
tirul blessings which lie .has m
ted us, to color «1m tie course at
the last lo and :8 years. 2
Our men raised over .800. by
special subserintloli (or improve-
ments in the church and tho ltd“!-
raised over 8500 during the m
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be tree at debts. improved as has
tituliy decanted this Sand!!- Tfi‘
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2 The choir will meet loads, and
Friday evening in m Wt o!
the church. '
The voting members will hold
theft: regular monthly meeting Pri-
day evening also in the basement or
the church. at 8 o'clock.
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Morning service at 10.80. 2’ 811
lect of sermon: “Crutlvs Erolu-
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Thursday night prayer meotlugat
6:80
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Rev. E F. McGregor. Ph. 1).. pastor.
Bible Sunday; Homing worship
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mitten desire- to continue. pm
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Wednesday the I. B A. will“
Thursday. mid-week service at
3: 00 p. 111.
Sunday evening. December 10“.
there will be an important meeting
or the church council at the m
age at ‘1: 45.
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Norwalk
L, W b Express their appreciation to the
people officrmlk .for the interest Shown in
the opening of our new store.
We take pleasure in announcing the
luclw Winners of the drawing as follow
Address Article
10 Belden Ave. Tea Wagon
Bversley Ave. Floor Lamp
1 Nelson Ave. Windsor Chair
37 West Ave. Table Lamp
Mirror
211 Korgan Av. Bridge Lilli?
WAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
il’Landsman 69’ Son
.01!» Home of Fine Furniture
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