m hos-walk Baptist m
" . ' Rev. L. 'l‘. xulery. Pastor
Tho subjects tor the Sunday ad-
aro as follows:
3 Children's sermon: "Only Ono
. '00:. Naming ssrvics: "Symbols of
h Christian Church—Tbs Altar."
lug serioo: “Guido Posts."
’ {Calendar for the week:
Every Man's Bible
3. in. Bible school.
a. in. Morning worship.
to. Christian Endeavor.
m. Evening worship.
osdsy 7:10 p. in. Board 0! Des-
8:00 p. m. Advisory Board.
2.45 p. m. The King's Daughters
will meet at the home of Mrs. Pit-
~ 50!. 146 \\'oodtva.rd avenue.
‘ g": “‘ednesday at 2:00 the Woman's
moclauon will hold a sewing meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Ferris. l
‘ * Cunei- street. The w. w. 0. will
host at the home of Mrs. Steven
Clifford. Cresccnt terrace on
“'edncsday evening at 7:30.
"* Thursday 7:4?- p. m. Mid-week
sorvicr.
Announcements:
JUdZL Nehemiah Cundw- \viil ad-
dress til» Every Man's Billie class
in. the church Sunday morning at
10:00 on the sthect. "A Man's Re-
ligion and the Law." Every man is
Ewited to the meetings of this class.
The awning survive will he :1
(mien .~ 'l‘YiCP in l-onnr or the Nor—
Wul‘s Cil..pter or Do Moldy who will
aitvuil 1i!“ scr‘ur- in a. body. “‘1:
amend a welcome to all their
ll'Wll‘lS and to the members and
friends 0: the other churches of
.3"an Nuru'uik.
~ The Di‘dcons llorird will meet at
tho church {or important business
Tuesday at 7:10 p. m. followed by a
meeting or the Advisory council at
8~00 p. {n~
. The regular monthly
meeting of the church
tltu pray-J meeting.
Music for Sunday:
; Prelude. Adagio. Salome
business
will {ollow
: Anthem. “The Splendors of Thy
” Glory" ............. Woodwsrd
‘ Duet. "The King of Love My Shep-
‘ herd ls" .......... H. R. Shelly
j Postludc in B-rln: . . . . . . .. \‘olkncr
Evening:
' Prelude. Nocturnal in E-ilat. Monro
: Anthem. "Thorn Is a Land of Pure
. _ Delight" ................ Sholl)’
~ 8010. "Sion" .............. Rodney
T’ostluuc. liedliqtlou ...... (Talkins
s 1
Swedish Cangregstiousl Church
Van Zant 51.. near East Ave. .
East Norwalk
Rev. 11. Granstrom.
Sunday services:
I . 10:4." :1. :11. Morning worship. At
this sorvic". Miss Christine Ander-
. son. who has spent over thirty years
I
a
.y.-........
Pastor
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Sorwslk and South Norwslk
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South Norwslk, Conn.
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' Fine materials. perfection of.
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Prices $1.98 to $12.98
The N. E. RYAN C0.
85 W Street
South Norwslk
,..
.~'ml:laam;:'
.“
ianinassantidsnuy.'wiil be
the speaker. She will be mom-
panlod by her niece. Mi- Dorothea
Anderson. who also will take up
missionary duties in China.
11:00 noon. Sunday school and
Bible class. Mr. Axel O. Amundsen.
superintendent. Lesson. "Paul in
Ephesus." New pupils alwsys wslo
come. .
5:00 p. in. Young Psople‘s service.
A musical program will be ren~
dered. Loader. Clots Sodium.
7:00 p. m. Evening am The
sermon topic: “Ppter Before Jesus"
will be the subject for tho sixth sor-
mon undor the main topic: "race
to Face With Christ."
Tuesday, March 24, 8 p. m. Choir
rehearsal.
Thursday. March
Prayer service.
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Knight St. A. M. 1:. Church
Rev. W. Henry Lsmar. Pastor
James E. Perkins. organist.
11:00 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Preach-
ing by the pastor.
12:30 p. m. Sunday school.
6:30 p. in. Allen C. E. league.
All young people who wish to
join the Junior choir for conierenco
will meet at the church at 5 o'clock.
Sunday afternoon.
Cisss meetings
Thursday evenings.
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Trinity Church
licv. C. S. Lewis. M. .‘l.. Rector
Services for the Fourth Sunday in
Lent ("Mothering Sunday").
7:30 a. in. Holy Eucharist.
9:30 a. in. Church school.
10:30 a. m. Mstins and‘ sermon.
5:00 p. m. Choral Vespers.
Calendar {or the remainder of tho
week:
Tuesday 3:30 p. m. Confirmation
class. 4:00 p. tn. Evonsong and ad-
dress On St. Patrick. Apostle of
lreland postponed from lost week).
1:45 p._m. Young People's Guild.
“'ednssday 7:45 p. m. Litlmy.
meditation and hymns led by the
St. Cecilia \‘oluntser Choir).
Friday 0:30 a. at. Holy Eucharist
and intercessions.
O O 0
first Church of ('hrht. Scil‘ntist
57 “‘est Avenue
The rcgulsr Sunday service or
this church is held at it s. to.
Sunday school is held at it a. in.
Subject. “Matter."
\Vednes‘day evening. Testimony
meeting is hold at 5 o'clock. 'l‘o
both of these services the public is
invited.
Reading room 57 West avenue.
Opon’woek days (holidays except-
ed) from 12 to 5. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to_9.
All sro welcome.
. O O O
The South Nomnlk Congregational
Church
Rev. Fredercik H. Jscbos. Minister.
My Archibald Merl-ism. Organist
and Director.
Services {or Sunday,
26. Sp. m.
Tuesday and
.‘iarch
no
-..
.tvlll be held as follows:
0:“ a. in. Church school.
”:00 s. 111.. public worship.
11:00 a. m. nursery and chil-
dren's hour in the primary rooms.
5:0 p. m.. meeting of the cabinet
of the Young People's society.
6:80 p. 111.. Young People's moot-
ins.
7:30 p. m.. special union church
service {or the Dchiolay in the Bap-
tist church.
Monday: 7:10 p. m.. Community
Training school of Religious Educa-
tion in the Methodist church.
Wednesday: 8:00 p. m.. meeting
of the Endeavor circlo st tho home
of Mrs. Charles E. Dunnebsck. 1:
Myrtle avenue.
Thursday: 3:00 p. 111.. meeting or
the missionary committee st the
home 0: Mrs. J. M. Coburn. 55 South
Msin street.
Friday: 3:00 p. m.. meeting of
the hospitality committee at. the
homo oi Mrs. C. P. Frey. :7 Sosview
avenue.
Friday-Saturday: Older Girls‘ con-
ference. under the auspices of the
Fairlield County Church School us-
soristiou.
The program at music (or Sunday
will be as (allows:
Orgsn prelude-—"Csvstlna"
Whooldou
Anthem—”The Lord I: My Shop-
.....................
herd" ................. Bischofl
Oflcrtory solo (contralto)-"Ropent
Sc." ..................... Scott
Mrs. E. lrving Smith.
Organ postiudo—“Allegro Nucato"
Baumgartner
First Methodist Episcopu Church
South Norwsik
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. Pastor
Carlton L'l-lornlnodieu. organist
and director.
Church school 10:00.
Mornianol-ship 11:00. “Results
of God's Grace."
Prelude. "Spring Song"
.................. Mendelssohn
Anthem. "Another Six Dsys' Work
Is Done" ............ Schnecker
Trio. “Hear Our Prayer"
M‘s. Kolila Wilkinson
.‘liss )flldrcd Lovcjoy
Miss Helen Miller
Postluds. Grand Choour in G Salome
A welcome to warship is extended
to everyone.
The evening service this week will
be in union with tho lisptist and
the Congregstlonsl churches in the
Baptist church. The Norwalk Chap.
ter Do Malay will attssd in s body.
it being their annual “Devotions!
Day.”
PACKARD SIX 5 ISASSENGER
SEDAN 32,585
r. o. 3. Detroit
Local W.
G- A. BIDS
Phone Non-1k 1100-13
”lurch Notices'fi? l,
‘turssorminornnsldouna
hood-y Waning
or society will give two short
sketches. “Aunt Deborah's W
sod “Loosl and .Long Distance“ in
the chapel. Tbsss young women
are during an evening 0! worth-
whilo snttrtninmsnt. ’4
Wednesday evening 0:80. The.
ladies' Aid society will sou-co a
chicken supper in the dining m,
which will be one of tho N am.
Good portions are assured to only.
one. . '
Wednesday evening 8:00. The Ep-
worth league will meet in the
chapel. ’
Thursday evening 7:30. Tho wssk-
night service. '
Friday afternoon and evening the
Older Girls' conference will be in‘
session at the Norwslk Methodist
Episcopal church. The public will
be welcome to nttend.‘ Only reglso
tored delegates may “tend the snp~
per Friday and the noon iuncboon
Saturday.
Tuesday next. 8:00 p. m. The
Methodist Oiilclsl Boards are invit-
ed to attend a meeting in East Ave-
nuo M. E. church to consider the
organization of a "City Society." Dr.
Burns. city superintendent. will ad-
dress the gathering.
C O ‘
Grsoc Baptist Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Ets.
Sunday service March 2: will be
conducted by Rev. E. J. “I John-
ton of New York city.
Sunday school :it it) a. m. “1 C.
lllnton, superintendent.
I‘iczicl;in8 a' 11:30 l. m.
13. 'Y. P. U. at 6:80 p. m.
Prndsl aw conductor.
Evcning service at S p. in. sharp.
Opening selection by tho Senior
choir.
Thursday evening the Missionary
society of the church will give a
turkey supper. Mrs. M. “’hito pres~
ident.
Friday nvcning the Senior choir
rehearsal at the church. Mrs. E. 0.
Pc u ell, leader.
o s s
Advent Christian Church
Rev. 1‘. L. Piper. Pastor
Mrs. l-leie Partrlck. organist.
Morning worship at 10:30.
preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland. superintendent. A full at-
tendance is desired.
Iilnrk
with
Loyal “‘orkcrs and Juniors at
6:15.
Evening service st 7:30. Sermon
by the pastor. Chorus and congrogi-
tionsl singing. A cordial welcome
for all.
Ladies oi the Mission society will
meet on Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
Prayer and proiso servicc
Thursday evening at 7:45.
C O 0
OBI
St. Ma's Evangelical
bulbous Church
Cedar Street
Rev. E. C. \Veuzel.
Fourth Sunday in Lent.
Gurmsn service at lo a. in.
English service st 11 a. to.
Bible class and Sunday school.
Classes in German and English at
12 noon. Subiect or sermon. "X!
God. My God “'hy Host Thou For-
saken .\ic'."'
Tho confirmation class will meet
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
4 p. in. On Palm Sunday tho class
will be connrmcd. Liars definite
notices will be published iatsr.
The society of young married pso-
plc will meet “’odncsday evening at
3 o’clock in the basement 0! the
church.
International Biblo Students
nRed Men's Hall. Wash. St. 8.5 p. m.
A continued study of tho Scrip-
tural significance of notification. To
be Set apart {or holy purposes,
C O O
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwalk
Robert B. B. Foote. Rsctor
March 23nd. fourth Sunday in
Lent:
10:30 s. m. Morning prayer and
sermon. *
11:45 a. in. Sunday school.
(:00 p. in. Confirmation class st
tho roctory.
7:80 p in. Holy communion and
sermon by the Rev. Kenneth unc-
kenzie oi Westport.
Pastor I .
‘ berts. Topic. "Keeping ”sadly the
. -, -m ~ .
's. a . x in.
audits.“ 8‘
z p. 3‘. club with uls-
less ‘
m. _ . ‘, ,
_ Wednesday mo p. m. d. r. s:
W in the church social
rooms.
. ' 3:00 D. in. Woman's
Ouild with Mrs. Barry lacs. '8 ms.
iiold strobe. 1:80 p. a. Trisaglo slob
is the church socisl room’s.
’m mo p. in. music-:-
vlcapsrinog by tho Rev. Gears- 8(.
Oolsol. rector or St. your. church.
Badma-
o 0 0
Eu: Ass-no It. ll. m
‘Artlmr .7. Pound". Manor
Clarence Cablo. mist.
10:30 a. widening worship with
sermon. Subject. “Tho Deeper
Meaning of Christianity."
12:00 in. \Churoh school senion.
Meeting of Friendship Bibi. class.
3:00 p. in. Starting 0! the Every
Hombor canvass tor the raising of
bonus! budget.
5:00 p. In. Report of canvass." on
their cauvsss and supper in the
church.
6:45 p. m. Devotional service 0!
the Epwortlt losgue. _
7:30 p. m. Evening worship sud
sermon. Subject. “Life’s Throo
Links." Special service for Ordor oi
Odd Fellows and Order or Rebec-
cs.
louday 8:00 p. in. Regular nicot-
_lng of tho Omicron circlo.
Tuesday 3:00 p. In. Special inset-
ing of bait, and Ministers or the
Norwalk group of Methodist
churches. Roy. H. P. Bursa 0-D"
secretary of the Board or Home
Missions in Philadelphia will dolly-
er the address. All Msthodists are
invited.
Wednesday 2:80 p. m. Ladles' Aid
society meeting. 1:00 p. in. Orches-
tra rehearsal. All numbers are
urged to be present and soy mun-
cisns in tho vicinity an invited.
Thursdny 0:00 p. in. Young poo-
ple's instruction class. 7:05 p. at.
Week night meeting. Rev. 1. W.
Henderson. D.D.. at Brooklyn. isle-
iy returned from a tour montls‘
trip in Europe will deliver the ad-
dress.
Saturdsy. Choir rehearsal.
O O O
Sol-walk )1. E. Climb
Rev. Coo. B. Tompkins. ”blister
Jock C. Oglesby. Minister's Assistant
Chas. G. Ives. organist lad diroc-
tor: Mrs. L. L. Pugh. controdo;
Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. soprano: Er-
nest W. Soule. tenor: liarry L Ster-
ling. basso.
At ll o'clock tho Rev. Warren
Foster Cook. D.D.. iiold secretary at
the Methodist Episcopal hosp.tal.
will speak on the work of that in-
stlluilon. .\'o spposl will be made
{or funds.’ Tho object of Dr. Cook's
coming is to acquaint people with
this phase of our Christian work.
The Epwortb league sorviss at
6:80 will be led by Ml- Enuna Ro-
r'iace Where 1 Live." Proceeding the
topic study. the president of the
league. Ernest W. Souls. will give a
brief sketch of the lite ot Fanny
Crosby. and receive an scoring (or
the Fanny Crosby Memorial.
At 1:30 the minister will preach
on "lisndicaps or Spurs?"
Xondsy. hTo Pioneers meet at s:
the Tompkins league at 7:80.
Tuesday. The Y4 class and the
. Standard Bearers play bsskstbaii.
Thursday. The prayer service will
begin st 7:80 instead of 7:45. The
subject. “With Christ in the School
of Prayer." will be studied with the
aid of pictures thrown on the
screen by a Brayco prolector. the
gift to the church of one ot the
generous laymen.
The Men's Assembly will hold a
business and social meeting on
Thursdsy evening at 7:45.
On Friday and Saturday the Old-
or Girls' conference of the Falrflsld
County Council of Religious Educa-
tion will be held i.n this church.
.‘lnunt lion Blptist Church
Rev. H. R. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at 11 a. m.
Sundsy school at 18:80 p. m.
The morning'- sermon by Rev Irv
vibe of Xow Haven.
Missionary circlo meeting at 8:30
afternoon. Tho sermon by the Rev.
Tuesday 4:00 p. 11:. Evening
'1‘. Charles.
WEEK snows GREATER BINDING
TREND nus SPRING m NORWAIK
Unusually Busy Here, Declares R. H. Golden
and Chas. Hoyt Says Those Who Wish to
Build Should Not Hesitste to Seek Money
As Funds from Out-of-Town Are Available
Thnt building in Norwalk will
continue to increase rather than do-
cresso is shown in this week's trend.
both from building permits. real
estate transiers and the money sit-
uation locally. The spring will be
an unusually busy one (or build-
ers. according to Richard 3.
Golden. head oi the Building Ind
Loan association. the basins- oi
which concerns iisolt with mom.
loans solely. There is no reason to
look for any abrupt decline. _ -
In Norwalk tho balloons building
is going space with several ism
Jobs. During the wool: fits my“
change oi title o! the Old Wsll 81s-
sonio building tron: tbs Mum to
Janos Donnelly. brought about an-
otbor change. that o! two additional
stories on the concrete and stool
structure being built by Islam!
Roodnsr on Washington street. An
otwstoristoboput istbobolid-
ing—ons or the law business blocks
in the city that will be so equipped.
Besides this transm- or real
‘eststs. sovsral other business block
numbness are known to» ho Qa-
totsplstod. and only suiting ‘ .
small homes construction. was tho
tact tb'nt‘tbe limit had been reached
on mortgage inonsy at the banks:
The bankers are Quick to declare.
however that this should not prw
vent plans from going through.
\Vhilo an indication of rum
money domand. it does not moon
that the (ins! sud lids boon rsaobsd.
Charles E. Hoyt. Sosrotray and
treasurer ot the South Norwslk Trust
Co.. mud that no one should busi-
taio to bring their storing! mall's.
mont- to has! Milken. I- m
was available irons other places. is-
xpat-kst or new York at a decline in
building more. and a growing oop-
a n..- ' 6......
J0seph 'Davis
' 474’ lionblainSt.
South Nos-walk
mullet" 0-. Day salt.
armamxsnm sm
SPRING cordon-s
. 2
Ambitious co.
1‘ m I” NOEWALB
sauna: trot-nos runs: Issi
$22.50
Sizes 88 to ‘5
‘Everything :1 man could wish
'{or in s topcost. tron style to'
osrvics. is offered in full moa-
sure in these gsrlnsnts.
Alex ‘White
I'll-mil. use on outlive
as only It. so. um am Saturday evening
' 2888 ’ ' ' ’ ‘ to 0 o'clock
ll. Main St. New (hump
voluptuous“.
1—1
Entrance on
O
LE ROY SHIRT CO
11 Chestnut Street, South No
Collar Setting
Sleeve racing lskers
AND’S
Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Store 093:! ”nu s O’clock Daily.
want s permanent position With ‘
"like shad
locum,” "ml
alloy an annual summer Milan with
“”3 ”Ply at once to a
o
. twalk, Conn.
who Will employ a few more Operator; on
followmg sections: the
Kunming
Cut! .J.
TWO NEedlg 0-4
' New fashions arrive
for Easter wear-—
Smart ensemble suits '
Delightful choice for Easter and a wise onc,~ too. for
these suits will give a two fold service throughout the sea-
son. Straight chic lines that create a charming impres-
sion of smariness.
~ Many of these suits have frocks made entirely of
silk. in others the frock is of silk and the material of the
goat. While many of them are coat and frock of silk.
There are touches of embroidery on some. others
are handed in contrasting color. Many of them are the
Margaret Marie line that is both a mark of style excellence
and cxciusivencss as well as Special value.
These suits are very ractical. The coat may be
worn with other frocks adapthe frock worn as a sepcrate
costume. Unusual showing at $39.50 ’
Second floor. center.
Here’s a chance to get
‘wouten’s low shoes
at lowered price $3.95
in accord with cur'polic‘y to close Out odd loc-
brokcn sizos we have brought together some quite desiz’f
able assortment: of women's pumps-—. most of them com.
psrativel recent arrivals that have sold rapidly and now.
only lirn ted qguntlty and not all sizes are lefL’Thcre are.
however, all sizes and plenty of than in the entire'l'oi.
Black stun, tan calf, black kid, patent-leather black
»— mode. a few (toy or beige suede—styles ”comm
-gore pumps—two eyelei«.$ouih¢rn tics. Pumps that
sore $5.50 0 $7.50. Ready ; .. . at M ‘
newest s
“up”. , . i s .9” 1
of the clevcrcst tailoring that we are able l0 55:37:.
There are middics—Oiiver Twist—Balkan and net-
elty styles that are partiCUlarly becoming to the 12:11: ill
lows from 3 to 8 years.
Fabrics are Peggy cloth, cotton pongse. ,,
ors are blue, tan. gray, white and green wi
trim—Each suit made of guaranteed wash fabric. Earl
suit made to sell for more money. Therefore mothcrs will
do well to buy scvcrai of these to put away for later
spring and summer wear at the low price of $1.
and here are Hands tires
3013
301534 reg. size clincher tires 3 935 m. 51.75
303% over size clincher tires 810.75 tub: $225
30x3V2 over size s. 5. tires $1125 tub: $2.25
3213” n " n n n - )1 $13.95 :9 $195
31k4 n u n u n $16-50 n 3225
_‘ 32x4 ” . ’0 n n 9: $17.75 9! $2.45
33x4 . ” v u n n $18-50 n 51$
34x4 ” n n n M $18.85 .. 52$
. 32x4” ” n n n n $22.95 it $2.95
33xly2 .. .. .. .. ,. 323 50 .. 5335
34x4% ” ” n n n ‘24. n $3.45
358454 ” 1’ n n n m 9' $355
33XS s9 ss )9 ’n n ”7.95 l! $395
35X5 g "' n n n n $29. r “.25
Our March sale of
boys’ wash suits $1.
Months of planning brings to this 5.1:
Q
cm: of the
son: of
a.
‘\—
tyies—somc of the sturdiest fabri
3.
kn
a V
Tl-t0r
flirtation
.llL
vb ~-
ul LU
Mont hunt.
It is tire time
at timely prices
Hanes tires — manyt
man knows their valua-
thosc that do will buyno
' other make. We think 50'
well of them that wild
we put our new Dodgl
Brothers’ delivery car in
commission w: sculpted
it with lines cord tires.
We want more folks to
get to know them. so for
a limited time we hm
lowered the :3. This is
indeed a rare just
at time when 3.0:: as
likely needs néxv tires.
.0:
g“
.
-‘Fa 3-:
“.431...
reg, size clincher tires 3 8.75 are $1.48
Misc.hod
.. co.
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Norwalk Chronicler