Y, APRiL 11, 1923.
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hat Shall I Eat l (.hurch Notices for bun
Budget Profitable to Pocketbook and I V
.3 0f Family — Running a Home 'as
,5 Any Profession - '
'15. SCHUMAN.
. )mrition Service.
ch Cross.
'uabic series
red especially
M by Miss
and homa;
training and
,for instance—but they cannot expect
.more cheaply than any other group.
it“"}' should not be eaten at the ex-
rlan out the money to be spent on
Economical as it may be
the money point of View. it
my be bed from the point or View
Inadequate diet saves
money at the time but costs infinitely
more 1: health has to be restored to
a body weakened by faulty feeding.
To arrange a well-balanced diet.
the essential foods. "Spend no more
{ox-«meat than either (or milk. or
ic-r vegetables and fruit combined."
“But that is too little for meat” ob-
ject some people. Not at all. Most
people eat much more than is nec-‘
ess-lry. Then. too. it is an expens-
ive way of supplying the body with
building material. I-‘re-quentiF. foods
- eggs. cheese, legumes. etc”
2.? be used with economy and good
~esnlts. For children milk is better
.an meat.
\‘Vlien buying the very necessary
fresh fruits and vegetables buy the
or -5 in season. always the cheapest.
. omc people like the first of every-
ring—tomatoes as they come. in.
..
1.;
t...ir food bills to be reasonable.
\‘Thile it is true that cereals fur-
sh {ood material for the family
e of the essenil fresh {ruits
vegetables. 1: will otter. be
mi that inexpensive food items
serve the body's needs just as
well as the more expensive and may
aid? be substituted. But to do this
comically and well a knowledge
food values is advisable. This
n y E»: gained by taking group in-
~:ruction in foods and meal plan-
tli the extension service
selection
v
N-‘xc famiiies “'i‘. frequently
mo categories, one spend-.
as much as the other on
We: having all that is nec-
r. as many fresh vegetables
required. But ice Wo-
ha; made house~
.rolessicr Ami
01118.
cc between the exciting bright colors in this room and
ckg‘roundecolon as
By A. LOUISE
"can
formal
living-
' happy
, is built
:c. c. -4 ‘ ; ht
..-.x...e s.ra.g
- oi'nons lzncs
.2
4" floor
s“-
sedation _
. E. E. Rowell
* Bryce o! Darien
1 he!
Nero—a >
"Nor-walk E
astro-intes- l
ares.
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noweu"
wage estimated at upward of $89.
‘was caused today by fire which‘ die- i
’stroyed the piant of the Barcetm
well as in its defer design.
FELLEBROWN
2.:rjr the rectangular effect in: the
washings as Y‘Cll as the walls.
then forced to cor.—
The room must not
1;. istic drawing. The
crc'ore added a round
c..<l~.ior.s at the ends of
and above :‘ac desk an
.- Thcsc definite circles
make our balance pleasing. ‘ ’
The problem of balar. c m conr
has also been. solved. The corn col-
ored base of the vwallpapcr is offset
by a preponderance of so t green .
in the upholstery and rugs. -
tine room could still be tree" :9:
did not add to these has: colors
the bright blue and orange-ct 15;:
flowers in the design With its
touches of black as accent. Tiles-e
is balance between theseexcitmg
bright colors and the soothing 03c}:—
ground colors as well as tr:
clever use of design. ‘
In'the study of a well balanced
room of this kind it can be readily
seen {why leading decorators are
turning from cold, unfeelmg walls
and recommending so strongly the
as: of color and deszgn
.
.2
and nurses
in,
medicos
session Dr. David A4
was elected a. mem-
. rec“: pti
various
of the association. The next
ting will be held a month from;
‘sday mght. .
‘ 380.000 FIRE.
KEEXE. N 11.. April Ila-Dag:
Chair company here early yesterday.
’4
zrt/rlciuctevi by Rev.
South Norwali: Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pastor
Easter will be observed both
morning and evening. The subjects
for the morning addresses will be.
children's sermon. “An Easter
Story." Morning address. "Shall “7c
Live Again."
Sunday 19:05 a. m. Every Man's
Bible class. Bible school. E
11 a. m. Morning worship. '
7:30 p. m. Etcuin; Worship.
Monday 7:30 13. m. Calisthcnics.
class (or boys.
Tuesday 71:39 p. m. Calisthenics
class for young women. 7:30 p. m.
The Mizpah Circle at King’s Daugh‘
ters will meet at the church.
“’cdnesday 8:02? p. m. “2 \V. G.
business and mission 23‘ meeting at
the church. _
Thursday 3:43. The Pioneer T.
group at the church. 7:43 p. in. Mid-
week service.
Friday 7:30 Junior
the church.
Announcements: ,
A play, “The Life More Abund-i
ant" and a'pageant. “The Resur-é
rection" Will be given Easter Sunday »
evening as
\V. \V. G. at I
a part of the Easterf
program of the Bible school.
Vice 7:3u p. m. .
Mr. 1-3. L. Sexton. secretary ofé
Fairfield County Y. M. C. A. will '
give an address at 10:00 In. to i
the Every Man's Bible class on the;
subject “The Church and Yo
People."- The men of the city
malted.
Music {or
Prelude, East
Anthem.
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:gan to Dawn. :
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Are Telling
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East. Avenue 51. E. Church
Arthur J. Iknncil, Minister
ntc Cable. organist.
‘. -.= m. Easter morning w
slip with sermon. ‘ubject. “
of the Etonal City.“ 1321
of members.
rca school.
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first Baptist Church of D‘nim‘
, Healing
Taiwage Var.
Minister.
service at
Dcrctz.‘
1 H39.
"The Power
Communion
prayer meeting at
o clock
0 '
utter and Quincy streets.
Powell. Church Clerk.
Sun-clay services April 12th will be
Robertson of
New York. ‘ ‘
Sunday school at 10 a. 122.; W. C.
Hinton. superintendent
Lmembersg asked
gservtL‘e will i
‘ the evening with
: .i’;(':‘.~. Easter serwce‘
Ser- »
' Communion
anal celebration
else: will be 353230 9. m
-L‘. Y. P. L'.. 6:30 p. m.; Mark
Bradshaw. conductor. 3‘21 Easter
cantata. "The Riser: Saviour," will in:
given under the direction of 'Mrs.
John Lewis.
Prayer meeting Th2:
led by tho dcagons.
Choir rehearsal Friday night.
to title ‘
Leader. Airs. L‘.
U 3 O
Adi-cut Christian Church
her. I“. L. Pipcr, Pastor
Mrs. Elsie Partrick, organist.
Morning worship at 10:30- Easter
music and an Easter sermon. "The
L—‘ower of ills Resurrection.”
Sunday school at 11:
Liana}, superintendent.
Lel‘al \Yorkers 331‘;
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Members" of
the church and congrc ‘
ESIC'C‘CiuHF requested to be tire-Sent
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of the church a:
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first celetm tion
o'clock.
the HQ:
32'}
an a: 5
Morning pray
Lil'. router zit ‘
The third
“Blur; ‘
Sol-walk M. E. Church
Tompkins. Mi
~' 3 i .i-.v:r's .
Cl‘gunist and direc—
cozual'o:
Er-
wa-
4..
«4 L y.
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at 6 o'clock. The Tompkins league
atAiziifil.
\V’educsclay. The 3llilathea class
will serve a luncheon from 11:30 to
1:30.
Thursday 7:15 p. LU. 1'1‘33‘01‘ scr-
VICE.
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rim Methodist [misc-opal Church
. Surat}; Norwalk
11:3. A. i". Chambrelain, l'astcr
Carlton L‘iiommcdieu. ut‘gaflist‘
and director.
Easter Sunday:
Church school 10 a. m.
Blot-hing worship. reception
maul». . Sermon. , Mum
Easier.
Pizlude, Easter Morn' "
11.5
Anthem. "Sins In to the Lord.
of;
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Strip.
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; )liidrcd s-0‘.cj0_\'
Anthem. ".le Beloved Spoke and;
fluid [into 312" Miller-
" *lu'ie. March from Tunnliauser
‘ “'agner
Sermon. ;
Evening worship
"The Furs: Easter Evening.’ _
Prelude. livensong ........ Marlin:
Anthem, "Christ Is Risen" Turner-
".tt‘s'ake Thou That Sheen-i
' Gillette .
m, "Behold I Show You a
‘ tcry“ . . . ........... ‘ \Vooier ,
m, “.ts It Began to bawn“ '
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service.
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Mount 7.3m: Baptist Church
ll. 11.
I 1.13.9:
C’:G¥‘.‘
sermon
prcgra
- g on dinncr {or
3 fund.
mm as in our ci‘fcrt
.
i llev.
day i and Calming Week I
the sermon. both morning and eve-
ning.
Evervbozly is welcome to witness
this 'rand occasion.
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Knight Sc. 3.,31. 13. Church
Rev. \V. Hoary Lamar. Pastor
.3 a. :11. Sunrise praise service.
11 3.. m. Sermon by the pastor.
1:2’313 p. m. Sunday school.
6 p. in Allen C. E. league.
713:.) p. m. ester program by.
choir and Sunday school, followed
, by the Lord‘s supper.
'Ivlonduy evening.
ing.
Tuesday
Trustees meet-
and rszla y. Class
‘ incctings.
“Wednesday evening. Fried chick-
beneiit of building
\"e are asking every one to
to raise the
nut-Jed to complete the
u ark.
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so. Norwalk Congregational Church
Frederick H. Jacobs, MinistEr
Archibald Merriam. organist and
dir - 7
in. Church school. Special
Easter program.
11 ...
a.
a. m. Stir
Viz-.d to bring
11 .
air children
nursery
and-
:
People .
= shawl
p. m.
H? usll‘ttttrl
mect—
ng pic-
oung l’coplc‘s
;._ in. '3leeting o:
—\(:‘ Circle at the home
swarm. 915 “'es:
DitLC-tilre
e at the
70s..- of packing
to Coiumbia.
hat ing articles
to donate will
the c unit or
.
{c.e- ‘
notify
c-
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I-e~‘"\':;l EFT-I‘-
0“
a
’aintin
CERiST IS RISEN!”
:1 Tell Story of the Resurrection
‘\
story.
“And when the Sabbath Was past
Mary Egiagdaiene, and lviary tlie mo-
ther 0! James. and VSaiome. had
broughteweet spice. that they might
come and annoint him.”—-St. Mark.
16:1. ‘
“And when they looked, they saw
Preaching at 11:30 a. m.
The Sunday school Easter excr-‘v
that tie: stone was rolled auger. for
Theee prints of famous paintings depict the resurrection o! The (mi-15:.
i: was very greatfsz- Mark. 1824.
. "And entering the sepulchre. they
saw a. Young man sitting on the right
side. 'clothed in long white gaments:
and they aztrflghted.”—-St.
Mark. 16:5. '
“Ambhe saith unto them: 'Be not
affiri‘ghted: Ye seek Jesus of; fiat-
“'5 re
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1119;: are drawn from the biblical
which is crucified: He is ris-
en; He is not there: Behold the
place where they laid him‘P—St.
Mari-t, 16:6. f
“$012.th m was risen early
the finicky lat—1112 geek, He ap-
peared Miami-y Marlene. out
’tzbiic worship and re- _‘
upzion of mem‘tvers. Sermon. “Life:
' and Immortality" ;
Mothers are mgj
during .
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L'unham.
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Store Hours 9 to 6—53:
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GOODS ll MUNSIE 111%
1012 so. MAIN 31'.
On Sale. Monday
Crinkled Bedspreads
$3.69
A great big spread to cover the bed'from head
to foot. 'Bi'g enough to eliminate the necessity
Milliucry SO. NORWALK
of having a bolster cover. Colors are blue and
Size
. white. pink and white and gold and white.
8031108 inches.
Limited quantity.
JUST ARRIVED
Party and Evening Dresses:
$16.00 ‘° $22.00 ‘
Beautiful Assortment to Chaose from.
0
Robert M. Koemg Found
a . . J-
Remedy For Pimply Skin ~..
For years my skin’would; N '
break out every once in a?
while—and ointments did
very little to help me.
rl‘ read a. doctor’s article
stating that pimpiy skin
usually comes from the
stomach—and bowels not
getting rid of the poisons.
I tried Carter's Little
Liver Pills for a few days—-
and since that time my skin
is smooth and clear- Now.-
I tell my friends the right
way of getting‘rid of a
broken out skin—and also
3v! 1
upset
.1" '
\‘U’d kzallil
‘ ,
for them.
l'irsl Cnuglvguuunal Church ‘(iOVanor‘g Sta“ {0
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South Norwaik )1“!
Outlet Stores:
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J. \largulils. Mummy-r
124 Washington
South Norwa
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, Conn.
«mom- 1-... . W. .m- lmom
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the C
emitted on (iii-
, A cordial mutation
;given to 32: sumgers a
3 it: the city to attend any or a}:
four Easter 5::-
;called to
Zchurch r: . .\
the rented pew
seats are free.
8
First Church 01 Christ.
51 “'est avenue
.1‘Zie reguiar Sande. serfice
this church is held -7 ‘ a. in.
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bunday school , at 31 a. m. l ALWAYS KNOW THAT
Solace!= "Arc 12.:20'ase and : IT'S WORT'H WHILE
Death Real?" . l ~
“'edzesday evening. ’5 etimozfi Q
meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To both i
of these services the put-tic is '
tiled.
ieading room, 5-
Open week days (
ed) from 1‘.’ to 5
Thursday evenings from
All are welcome.
in-
West avenue.
holidays except—5
Tuesday andf
' to 0. V
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basement . your
9 should cm to use
31::- phoce or crop -.
gave you a :g
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flat:
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The Nash, Raymond
and Dean (30.
we.
no“;
GENEALOGIS’! DIES.
lTHACA. ch 'Yoric. April ‘
Murray 1-3. Poole, genealogist
lawyer. died at his home here
terday at the age of G8 years.
was the founder and president
the American Geology society and'
.1.
[2‘3 05‘.
i539 genealogical : 1“ fl. . MAD
; junta} Ration».
Norwalk Chronicler