70% 11111.1
HATCH & BAILEY CO.
sheetrock-Comell Wall Boards
Celotex insulating Lumber. McNairs
Shingles guaranteed for 50 years.
Marshall Street 50. Nor-wall:
Rich“
Richard
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-watch the A - B - C
Classified Ads for up-
portunities—and make
no mistakes in your
buying and selling.
Read them today!
HERSH FIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING;
Daily Sex V108 Between 1
New Yoris and Norwaik i
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PADDED VANS FOR in
FURNITURE MOVING
3:;be ..- "-
3.3166 cotntinued gt E’hone 294
gm steady for smmrwak
z; Growers‘ And “110.61.” E
1'- ing Prices. 9
2 Fruits: Apples. fancy 3. 00- 3. 730691
. " gradeo 6.-50 8. 00 bbl. ungraded
75-125 bu.: oranges. Florida 4.00-
25 box. Cal. 5.50-6.50 box: straw-
rries .35- .40 qt.
:Vogetables: Beets 1.50- 1. T5 bu.;
cabbage. old 1. 75- 2 26 hbl.. carrots.
211.1..15 160 bu.: celery. hearts &
italics 1.00-1.40 doz.: lettuce .90 1.60
‘3024 onions 3. 25- 3.715 cwt..; par-ships.
flashed 1. 60- 2 25 bu; spinach 1.75-
!25 bu.; soup hunches .-50 .60 doz
ash. Hubbard ”0215 .03 1b.; tur-
ps .65-1. 00 bu.
.1 Poultry and Dairy Products: Bars
Sex- doz.. Conn. new la'll fancv .65-
11: Conn. hennery .62- .66: nearby
inthered .55-.60; western .52-.58:
Bressed tool .30- .35 lb.. chicken
8-.48 lb. butter. wes .ern tub .38-
, 0 1b.. print .44- .46 lb.
. 2Livestock and Meat: Milch cows.
fintested 50‘75 head. tested 100- 150
, : butcher stock. cows .:'0 -.051b..
V68. mutt-3d .14-.17 1b.. ordinary
8-.11 111.: bags .OSEé-Jllm’ 1b.:
oats, beef .11- .17 1b.. veal .18- 23
3.. lamb“ .26 .30 1b.. lard pure til"
:7“. .1756 lb.
sty and Grain (Dealers' prices
door per 100 lbs.) Hay. No. 1
ed 1. 60- 1. 70: loose per ton 27. 00-
.00: oats (80 lb.) 1.90- 2.00; corn
70-2. 90: wheat 3. 50-3. 75: bran 3.10
gluten 2.-60 285; cottonseed
on! 2.-70 2.90: scratch grain 3." .5-
'.d1w mash 3.00-3.55.
ifi'uy Two Milli-0.-
Refinancing Bonds
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 7.-—’l'otal
subscriptions to the 323. 000.000 re-
financing bond issue of the New
York. New Haven and Harttord
railroad from Connecticut indus-
tries to date amount t onesrly 32.-
990.000. it was snnounwd today by
the Manufacturers' association or
Connecticut in urging increased
pilrchsses of the bonds in 'modersto
mounts by the industrial interest:
of the cute. Many manufacturing
concerns in Connecticut have pur-
d large blocks 0! the bonds.
the association states.
The anfncturers’ association of
this city his commended to its
. N.
r”
Embers. participation in the new,
tune cud authorised'rooeipt 0! sub-
scriptions by its omosrs. Up to the
present time subscriptions from oil
sources in this city are now in can
< 5.. or 3335. 000. it is sold. ;
m0 DEFENDER FOB ”(SOY
DOS ANDRES. Fob. 7.—Kid 360- >
. convicted or alarm: urn. ’rhero
liars. has nsked the public do-
to represent him in 118 11-1111;
of robbery cud molt
floral: mpon. not for tob-
W on: of a shoot-
and ne‘er urn.-
So. Nor-walk napalm church
Rev. Lester T. Mallory. Pastor
Sunday 9: 45 Every Man's Bible
class.
10: 00 Bible school.
11:00 Morning worship. Subsect:
"God As VVo Know Him." The chil—
dren's sermon is on "Shadows."
6. 45 Christian Endeavor.
7:80 Evening worship.
“Claims on Our Lives.!’
Tuesday evening the Christian
Endeavor will hold s. business meet-
ing at the home of Miss Gertrude
Jennings Quintard avenue.’
Wednesday 2 .80. The Women's
association will hold a. sewing meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. William
Stevens. 12 Quintsrd avenue.
Wednesday 7:80 p. m. The W. W.
G. will meet. 7: 45 p. m. Cottage
meeting at the home or H. C. Smith,
144 Woodward avenue.
Thursday 7: 45 MldoWeok service.
The subject is “Prayer and Happi-
ness.‘
Saturday 7:45. Regular meeting
of the King's Daughters at the
home of Mrs. Fred Scheidler. Mer-
win street.‘
The Sunday evening service will
be a. "Song and Scripture Service.”
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First. Congregations: Church
On the Green. Norwalir
Rev. E. 11‘. McGregor. PhJ). Pastor
Morning worship at 10:30 with
sermon by the putor. Subject: "The
Finisher."
Sunday'school at ‘12 o’clock.
Tuesday. The postponed annual
meeting of the Golden Rule circie’
will be heidat 2 p. m. at the home .
0: Mrs. Samuel B. Dixon. 43 Orch-
ard street.
Wednesday at 3 p. m. The Gican~
crs Circle will meet with Mrs. Ken-
neth Coloburn.
Prelude, Serenade. from Schubert
Miss Austin
,Ou'crtory, Nachlstuck. it. Schumann
Miss Austin
. . . . . . . F. Paolo Fosti
Mrs. Newkirk
C
3 O
waalk M. E. Church
Prayer .. .
:Rev. George B. Tompkins. Minister
Jack C. Oglcsby. lilinister’s Assistant
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector: Mrs. L. L. Push. contraito;
Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. soprano: Er.
nest \V. Soule. tenor; Harry L. Ster—
ling. basso.
Sunday school and the Men's Bl.
lo class convene at 0:45 a. m. A
’piace and s welcome for all.
Public worship at 11 o'clock. The
minister will speak on "W'hy I En-
tered the Ministry."
The Epworth league at 6:30 will
be led by Miss Emma. Roberts. To-
pic: "China‘s Struggle for Faith."
At 7:30 the service of worship
will be followed by an address on
"\Vas the Emancipation .Proclsma-
tion I \iistnke?"
\Iondny. The Junior boys meet nt
6 p. m. The Tompkins league at
1.5. The teachers' txninlng school
convenes at 7:10 in the South Nor-
walk M. E. church.
Tuesday The \V. F. M. B will
meet in the church at 2 .30
Thursday. Prayer service at 7:45
piano gout oystcrmen today denied
8n - ‘nlly any Possible danger of
Ten.” is liming the consumption
tel. His wife. 1.
wood.
is
Subject: '
With Thy God.” Mal
lures as Adele raver been any case;
v tracublo to an?
rs' experience." ;
Wants to Ti.“““”“ 0'”.
Bonus for'bri‘élg ‘;
Church Notices [for Sun you
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Cedar St. Near \Vest Ave.
Rev. E. C. ;Wenzel. Pastor.
Ger-mun service at 10 s. in.
English service a: 11 a. in.
Bible class and Sunday school.
classes in German and English at
18 noon. lubJect ot sermon: "Heav-
on Our Goal." Everybody is cordially 4
welcome. 300 men and women are
wanted to‘flll our church every
Sunday. Will you be one or the
300?
Thursday evening our ladies will
serve an old fashioned. sauerkraut
supper in the basement of the
church from 5 to 8 p. m. Arrange-
ments have been made
about 200 persons. Admission will
cost 5°C for adults and 25 for chil-
dren.
The voting members will meet
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Swedish Congregations! Church
68 Van chdt St..‘E. Norwnlh-
Rev. B. Grandstrom. Pastor '
Sunday services:
10:45 a. m. Morning worship.
13:00 noon. Sunday school
Bible class.
sen. superintendent. Lesson:
Among the Gentiles."
7. 00 p. m. Evening oer-111cc. Rev.
G. A. Young. Chicago. lil.. will be
the speaker at all the services. He
is the field secretary for the Scandi-
navian Alliance Mission. lie is also
one at today's most eminent preach-
crs.
4. 00 p. m. Evangelimic senicc.
Our triends are asked to notice
that the afternoon service will be
held one hour earlier than usual.
‘The choir will sing at the after-
noon and evening services.
Tuesday 3 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
Thursday 8 p. m. Prayer serviCe.
Topic: "What Do I Believe About
the Future Life?"
Friday 3 p. in. The Sunday. school
teachers and officers will hold their
til-monthly business meeting at the
superintendent's home. 57 Osborne,
avenue, East Norwaik.
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First Church. South Norwnlk
Rev, A. i". Chamberlain, Pastor.
Carlton L‘Lloznmcdleu, Orranist
and Director.
Church School 10:00.
Morning W'orshp 11:00.
Plan for Man.”
and
“Paul
Prelude—Prelude to Le Deluge“ ?
Saint Sncns.
SoloM'Thou the Spirit All For-
vnding" Scott. Mr. Kcllm “’ilklnsml.
Anthem—"Will Lift l'p
Eyes" lingers.
Postlude—--l"ostludo in C—Csklins.
Evening \Vorship 7.30 (Service in
the Chapel.)
“Our Debt to the Pioneers."
Illustrations 40 pictures from the
Missionary lilstory or the arm: North
west—Willi Jason L613, Marcus \Vhil-
man. and the bringing of the Bible
to the Indians.
Anthem—"Great sn dMnrvelous"
Turner.
A welcome to worship.
Tuesday evening 5.1m Grand Musi-
cale under the direction of Mr. Carl-
ton L'Hommedieh, with six other ar-
tists of note. Mrs. Lucy Gray Case.
MlssWillo, Miller. Miss Mabel Miller.
Mrs. Jennie Grey Pugh. Miss Ruin
iOYSTERMEN HERE SURE TYPliOlD
IS NOT CAUSED BY BlVALVFS
{by their statements have prov tivuliy
annihlln‘ml :m in ll: sl: \ hm n (mm--
to serve
Mr. Axel G. Ammund- '
"God'fi'
Mine
“ 1'. Both the Lord Require of Thee But to Love Mercy; Do Justly
And What achi—Rev. A. F. Chambe rlain,
Harris, Mr. Charles Gray. (See ad-
vertisemcnt. )
Wednesday evening 8. OO—The Epv
worth League will meet in the Chap-
el for a. business, social and devotion-
ai' meeting. Mr. Kieth Gainer _wiil
discuss the topic:—
Thursdny evening
Night Service.
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So. Nomi cangregatlonsl Church
Rev. F. H. Jacobs. Minister
.‘i‘rchlbald Merriam. organist and
director. .
Services for the week:
Sunday 9:45 a. at. Church school.
10:45 a. m. ubllc worship. Scr‘
men. "The Growth at Religious
Conviction."
6:30 p. m. Young People’s meet-
ing. Reports from the delegates at-
‘1'.:: 0 the ‘Week
1’1 oples conxercnce at Greenfield
Hill.
Monday 7:10 p. 111. Community
school or religious education at the
South Norwclk Methodist church.
Tuesday 2:30 p. 111. Meeting of
the Whatsoever Circle at the home
of Mrs. Frank Bradbury. 40 Boy-
view avenue.
\\ vdnesday 3 p. m. Meeting of the
Endeavor circle at the home of
Mrs. Harry \Vardwcll. 68 hnyview
avenue.
Thursday 7:30 p. in. Meeting
the oiliccrs and teachers or
church school at. the church.
Music tor Sunday:
Organ Prelude. Intermezzo in E-
ilat . . . . Bolinnnan
Anthem. 0h. Bo Joytul in the Lord
. . . . . . Price
Clfit-rtory Solo (soprano). The Voice
in the Wilderness Scott
Nu. Marlon Busted Clark
Organ l‘osiludv‘. .‘iodcruto in G
of
the
St. Paul‘s Parish
Louis D. liou'cll, Rector
7:80 a. m. Holy;
Rev.
Sepluago Hum.
communion. '
9 a. lil-
9:13 a. in. Sunday school.
1025”) a- m. lloly communion and
Sf‘l'lliGll.
7:30 p. :11. Evening prayer.
St. Andrew's Sunday school meets
at llxr \l'mnlpauk whoolllousc. Rt.
i‘::ul's Sunday school at the church.
.\ll ptrsons are welcome at the
‘wi‘l'xlv‘us at St. Paul's church. and
:"lmlnrs from the use at four up
1:12). infill on any Sunday at either
111' llw Hm Sunday schools. Strong.
crs nni t".:~'.ors in town are especi-
ally lm-ilwi.
The «lunch is open all day every
11:1:- in tllv :«rrar for prayer and mod—
Ilntinn. "onfvrslons are heard from
live to scvvn on Saturdays. llattlsms
alter the midday service on Sundays
or at any olhrr convenient time by
appointment.
Confirmation this year will be on
Easter day morning at the beginning
of the second service. Those who
are considering being confirmed nro
asked to speak to the rector of the
parish without delay. as classes will
be formed in the very near luture. .
Sins! Avenue, )7. E. Church
Rev. Arthur J. Pcnnell. Minister
Clarence Cable. Organist.
10:30 a. m. Morning worship with
sermon. Subject: "Sinful Self-secur-
thousnnds of men out of employment
and have aroused fear and suspicion
in the mind or the public against
oysters.
"The oyster industry holds first
place among the llshcrlcs of the l ni-
iod States in 1111-, value of its pro-
du-"l and pindm‘rs annually 73.000
inns of food. rompnmluio to the
Pastor First M.
tending the Congregational Young.
Morning prayer. .
g Week ,’
and Walk Humbly
E. Church.
19’.”
12: 00 in. Church school. All do-
pnrtments Friendship Bible class.
6. 45 p. m. Ewarth league ser-
vice.
7. 30 p.111. Evening worship with
sermon. Subject. “Was There Ever
11. W0 omen Pope?"
Monday 8: 00 p.111. Regular meet-
ing of the Omicron circle.
Wednesday 8: 00 p. m. Orchestrn
rehearsal.
Wednesday:
society meeting.
Thursday 7:45 p. 111. Week-night
meeting.
Saturday 7:45
hoarsal.
:80 p. m. udies' Aid
p. m. Choir ro-
Chrlst Church
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwslk
Robert B. 13. Facts. Rector
Feb. 8th. Septungesimn Sunday.
10: 30 n. m. Morning prayer: 1nd
sermon.
11:45 a. in. Sunday school.
7:30 p. to. Song service and od-
dress. “The Baptism of Jesus."
4
rectory. after-noes; st
o'clock.
Monday 7: 10 p. m. Community
school or religious education. op-
ulsr lectures for adults at 7 1 and
8:10 at the South Norwalk Metho-
dist church.
Tuesday 6:00 p.111. Jr. 8031‘ club
at Community hell. 7: 80 p. :11. Tri-
angle club at Community hall. 7. 80
p. m. Glrls' club with Miss Helen
Mann. 5 Belts place.
“'ndnosday 3:30 p. m. Glrls'
Friendly society candidates at the
rectory. 7:30 p. m. Vestry meeting
at the rectory.
Thursday 2:00 p. m. Woman's
Guild with Mrs. Frank 13. Bionic-
Mint. 23 Edllo avenue. 7:80 p. m.
Tilruiglo club in the church base-
mr-nt.
Friday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal
at the rectory.
0
Sunday
Trinity Gnu-ch
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M.A.. Rector
Services for Septungesima Sun-
day:
7:80 a. m. Holy Eucharist.
9:80 3. in. Church school.
10:30 a. m. Mstins and sermon.
7:30 p. m. Evensong and sermon.
Appointments for the wool: fol-
‘iovclng: The Young People's Guild
will meet on Tuesday night: Parish
supper by the \Vomnn’s Guild on
Wmlnetdny night: the Girls' Friend-
ly society on Thursday night.
Please note: Bishop Acheson will
visit the parish on March 15 to ad-
tninisttr confirmation. These eon-
templating confirmation should con-
fer with the rector very soon.
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first Church or Christi. Scientist
57 “’08! avenue
The regular Sunday service at
this church is held st 11 a. in.
Sunday school is held at 11 s. 111.
Subject: "Spirit."
Wednesday evening. Testimony
of these services the public is in-
vltrd.
Reading room. 57 ‘Vest avenue.
Open week-dun (holidays excepted)
from 13 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
day evening's from 7 to 9.
All nro welcome.
ably so closely remilated and gov-
erned as any industry in the coun-
try. Contrary to the general un~
dorstnnding and belief. oysters are
not taken for market indiscrimin-
ately. but ore taken only (rem areas
which have been found n3; hactcrlo-
logical and sanitary examination to
be free from contamination of any;
sort. These areas have been our-i
":11 ”(.11 ‘1'
\'~I‘ 1' [if ”le is prob-
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Heiress Who Elopcd With Sister 5
Fiance Now Seeks a Divan:
A
Th‘
bells.
diabali-‘
Press and the Albany
The Journal will be me
News. The combined pope .
ry the title of Albany Even
and 'Albsny Journal.
Well. anyway.
don't have to worry about perm
out mves.
For Homes. Factories. Ap
Vesta-Foul
.ProfwBBhed
8t. Stanislaus School ‘
' Mt. Sinai Hosp its!
Convent Scorednosrt
_Lndonrownsllopin
'25 mom son or
dustrisl Work—With or Wi'
Poli’s Theatres in 8 Cities Including
van. Waterbury. Word?
8:. Thomas“ School. 011ml: and 0011
:1. Jacobs .1 Son Shoo factory
, Yale College
Btsnley Bollard. Bollard Boll. Tool 00...
Norton o remand. Arohitocts,'504"1"
O
veyed hy the United States Public!
« ‘ Health Service and have. been ndopt~
(-d ivy .2111: conservntlon commissions
not permitted to be taken (or market
the several states and oysters are
1.111033 sanitary certificates have be: :1
«sued by these conservation cem-
missions.
'8!) far the results of the inverti-
nations by prominent people have
not proved n single case of typhoid
directly traceable to oysters. The
‘most thnt could be said is that as:
long as the typhoid epidemic cono‘
linued all raw foods. together with
milk and water. would be under sus-
Melon."
1711'
is better because
it , is made of
better beans by a
better process
‘5and has a better
169‘”.
minnows
00011131 rops— £307.70 10! gin. sult‘.
so. nonw’w
. flavor than other
Meeting of confirmation clsss nt
meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To both ’
Wall Street
TRISTRAM‘ o HYA
Norwallt’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Checked Glass
50c
Towels
85c
Colored Bordered Towels
Three 1 iC?e Billie
oyster V hi to Linen
390 450 75c
N "Walk,
NEW STAMPED GOODS
Five Piece Luncheon Sets
Oyster white and Checked Linen
$1.50 $1.98 $2.25
Card Table Covers
Oyster white, Natural Linen and
Block Batine
$1.25 $1.35
“0816‘
9
Scarfs
Oyster and Nat
1b x 41 . ural Lulu
’lil ls X
Pilio‘V (ages
4.! x
....
1h ,;
'I'Y ‘1vix 6
$1.45
READY TO FIGHT
RATE INCREASE
Another Meeting in
Stamford t o Raise
Funds to Carry on
Protest f
STAMFORD, l-‘c-h.
A mr-etim; at which an nilf‘mpt
will be made to formulate ways and
moons of raising money to pay the
counsel to tight the proposed in-
crease of commuters“ rates by the
New York, New lint-en and Hartford
railroad. will be held in the Cham-
7,-—
COMMUTERS ARE .
her of Commerce room this after-
noon nt 2 o‘clock. The commltiro'
consists at six representatives of the
Chamber and six commuters. headed
by J. S. 510.05an of Sound Bench. l
Mr. McDaniel cxpldined the work:
that had already been done by lll‘
board at directors of tho Chnmln 1'
at its January meeting. A prominent;
lmvyergln New York fought the ensc’
when it was brought liciore the ln-i
terstnlo Commerce Commission in:
Washington several months ago. New .
the matter has come up a second!
time and the same attorney is n‘pro—'
scaling the commuters without any;
promise of compensation for his,
services.
If the proposed rate increase is:
allowed by the l. C. C. it will mean,
the raising of the terms about 201
per cent. Not only the Stamford
commuters have been lighting the
case but civic organizations and cil-
lzoos' committee in many cities sur-g
rounding New York have entered;
protests. '
Among those asked in serve on the '
committee representing the Chain-i
her of Commerce are Ralph Erskine. =
Malcolm R. Pitt. Harold Nicholas.
John Durey and Frank E. Dchmp.
Stamford Co. Moves
STAMFORD. Feb. 7. -- SOVPlfll (l?-
partments of tho chni Mr-mi Pro-
ducts company of Springdale. arr: in
be moved to New York. it was an.
nounccd today. The removal
made necessary because of tho hr},
of space here to keep up with 'l?"‘
business of the company. About 1‘ -‘
employee src al‘leclod.
)5
R. R. Schorl. vice-president of tliv
Illils Attempt“
Branch to N. Y. City.
Amend Con‘
*\
\‘ \rl; 31171.3: 91‘.
-1 Y"‘"‘l'f
company. said today that tlw ("om- ‘3
pony expects soon to make addition» “ , '
and extensions to the. local plut.‘
which will provide room for ll:-
department! now transferred
for a growth of business.
\thn the ”ushers of Atlmll «:1-
tcrvd the House- of Commons \l‘l‘l‘. a
111.11 Jill-t before lhv- rims» of lh: lm'
~11 “ion friends so: ('1 tha' it “as ll]
first fan to appear thcrr. so lmtl ;:
sent l0
preservation.
the l‘crihr hire \iusvum ‘0'.”
and" ..
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dwe of Carter’s little
tnke20r3forafewnigim
functions and the H
arose-oi it pass away.
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$5M MPH-I
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fixturv‘s.
For Y our Bathroom
This is th( tm r
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bright clean tlxmrvs. 121
Speed
February Sale
Big reductions over our usual ex-
131-1 ..-
-clothes hamprr‘s.
towel burs. tumblr; blow-s
ClC.
tremely low plicos on furniture.
stove. and all household goods
Come and take advantage or the
33 Washington Street
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
Phone 419
87 No. Main 31.
wagon. RE
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The graceful
leather stamps its approull
rounded toe and trilliary rubber howls .11; 3 1
Br'and New Oxfords for W0"
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MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St.
«
South \0
Home of Better elm:
Store Closes Daily at 6 o'clock
PIGGLY WIGGLY
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