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Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good' Clothes
12-14 N 0. Main Si. .. So. NorWalk
First M. E. Church
- So. Norwalk
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. Plum?
Misses Socks
A new line in Lile and Cotton Ribbed“ 12- 71 Socks——-Cordo-
van, sand, homer and buck. Sizes 7 lo 10—735c and 500.
Children’s Socks
J I MALLETT E
E 88 Washington Street South Norwalk
3i ll~1 k Ribbed £11111 Plain Mercerizcd in the now too, beaver J
4;]; 4;t;n£cr: \luuL37 77777‘7'7A7E737rw: ‘rrj ~2WKMWC.
Carlton L’Hommedleu. 0113:1183
and director.
1020i) Church school.
11:00 Morningworlhlp.
1n the absence of the pallet, the
pulpit wil be occupied by 891;. J.
B. Berry 0 the Yale Divinity school.
The
77"”.THITE; 777
Prelude. Adagio in A-flat. Gullmant
Solo. Enihronod in Light . . Harris
Mr. Raymond Shem-wood
Anthem, Jesus, Love;- at My Soul
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Postlude, I’oatlude in C . . . . Smart
7:80. Evening worship. Hermon by
Rev. Mr. Berry.
Mill-51c:
Prelude, In Moonlight KJnder
Ralston Spring Oxiords
1 You make no mistake men in buying Ralstons for
" ' your spring wu'diobe.
The style, the fit, the Value is always there, and
tehm‘ s H particular Ralston for may occasion.
Priced at 58.50 and $9. 00
MILTON EL‘WOOD
" ' 122 Washington 51.511. Nbrwall.
Anthem. Exalt Him, All ‘jle People
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Fosllude, Gmnd Chorua.. Lemaigre
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Grace Baptist Church
Cor. Butler and Quincy Sis.
Sunday service will be conduztnd
by Rev. E. 13._ Holland of North
Sciilrute, R. I.’
Sumluv‘ school at 10 :1. 111. W. C.
Minion, uupl.
. Preaching at 6:80 p. m. Mark
Bradshaw. conductor. and at 8 p. m.
sharp. Dr. Holland will preach the
annual sermon or the St. Luke so-
ciety. All members ore requcsind to
be present by order of Sister
Gun-go Locke. M. “1’. C.
L10. Powell. church clerk.
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. Norwelk Congregational Church
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Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. Minister
‘1 f A Special Presentation of
WOMEN’S SPRING FOOTWEAR
For Street and Sports
liussiu Culf i.‘cl«.~11i: 11 l’ilu1ps.i11u strap patterns. grey kid
colouials, palcnt and ion combination "ore pumps, patent col
ouials, Liuoked L Us and ~111okcd and 1:111 Clone solo or. fords,
tan call ’ Soutlni u ties. _ '
A big \Lllé’ :3 of new. slVles in quality iootwcar.
SILK HOSIERY TO MATCH.
1 Conneally and Bracken
.. 81 WASHINGTON 51*. so. 1103qu 001m
‘Our Week End Specials
VcalRoasi 2501b
Pork Roast. '. 27c lb.
LegLamb........................34clb.
Roasting Chickens 2c lb.
Sirloin Steak} , . . '. 38c lb.
'RoundSteak 35clb.
’Schultze’ Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
Weapon. Georgetown. lmrlcu. Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport
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The Packard! Six
as an Investment
’ ' ORE and more Packard buyers are
' taking advantage of the Packard
monthly payment plan. They know the im-
proved Packard Six will provide comfm and
_ distinction in travel for years to cowhflc
. indicating their good taste and judgment.
< ‘ , Packard Distributors and Dealers welcome
the buyer who prefers to purchase hit
Packard out of income instead of capital.
This plan, together with the recent average
reduction of $750 in the price of Packard Six
enclosed cars, removes the last reason for any
man denying himself Packard transportation.
Packard Bridgeport Meters Inc.
:f SALES AND SERVICE STATIONS
' . BRIDGEPORT STAMFORD
’ NORWALK .,EEPEESENYATIVE
Mr. G. A. Rux, Tel. Norwalk nos-is
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Archibald Mon-lam. organist and
director.
Services for Sunday:
3:45 a. 111. Church school.
11 a. 111. Public worship.
”The Call of Christ."
ll Nursery {01‘
the church hour.
5:30 p. 111. Young People‘a meet-
lug.
“'cdncsday 3 p. 111. Meeting at
lilo Endeavor circle at tlgc Home of
Mrs. Arthur Leemhuls, 96 South
Main street-
Friday 1:30 p. :11. Meeting of the
Sewing circle at the home of Mrs. L.
8. Room. 45 Ein'm'ood avenue. 8 p.
m. Meeting of “.0 Hospitality circle
at the home or Mrs. E. G. lluniing-
inn. 4 Courtlandt street.
Saturday 4:15 p. 111.
Sermon,
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9:15, p. m.
f0“°“"§§ E;£L:;E§J,AE§AEYQ7
children during
first Sunday after Floater):
‘ 7: 30 a. 111. Holy Eucharist.
51:80 E. m. The Church school.
10:30 a. m. Matiua and sermon
appropriate to the obaenunca oi
the 180M): anniversary of the Coun-
cil oi: Niece.
5:00 p. m. Foetal
organ numbers.
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evensong and
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Adxent Chi-team: Church :44;
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Mrs. Elsie Partrlck. organist.
Morning worship at. 10:30. Ser-
mon topic. "New Testament Pore
trayal o! the Close of the Age."
Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland. superintendent. It is hoped
the; every member of the school
will be present, and that others will
remain.
Loy?! Workers at 6:15.
Evening service at 7:30. There
will be solo. chorus and congregaz
tlonal singing. Subject. of the eve-
ning address. "A Halt Hour With
the New Testament 'ertere."
' Prayer nod praise service on
Thursday evening at 7:45. in the
main auditorium. All services are
open and ouulde friends are livel-
come.
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5:. Pctcr’e Eva-noel ‘ml
Michel-an Church
Cedar St. Near West Ave.
Sunday after Easter: German ser-
vice at 10 a. m.
English service at 11 a. in.
Bible class and Sunday school at
12 noon. Subject. of sermon. "Jesus
Appears to Illa Dllclnlea.”
The Young Peoplc’u society will
give the confirmation clean a spe-
clal cools! Tuesday evening at 3
o'clock in the basement of the
church.
The society of
people will meet
mm: at b o'clook
of the church.
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First (hm-ch n! (.‘hrLl.
\Vesi m cum:
'1 lie regular Sunday union of this
church is held at 11 :1. in.
Sunday school is held at 11 o.
fichjem. “Doctrine of Atonement."
VVedaesday evening. Testimony
meeting is held at 5 o'clock. To
\Vcdnesday
in the
e‘ie-
Sclcnflfl
invited.
Reading room, 57 “'cst avenue.
Open wcok due (holidnxs oxccpléd)
from 1: to 1’1. Tuesday and T11 as—
das' atoning: from 7 to 9.
All are welcouin.
‘ young married .
basement ,
111. I
both of them: services the public is.
P' to.
Friday. The Ministering circle will
hold a halo and tea. in the parish
hound from 2-6 p. 111.
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International Bible Students
Red Men's Hall, “21511. St.
Scripture study, 3—5 p. 111. Subject
for discussion, 1 John 2:20, 27.
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, l.cv.\\'.1lenry Lamar. Pastor
1‘ James E. Perkins. organist. '
Foul-ill quarterly. nit-cling
vices as follows
10:39) a. 111. Love Feast.
2:30 p. 11): Dinner.
8:30 p. in. Union service.
7:30 p. 111. Rev. W. H. Jones. pre.
siding elder of the Newport district
will preach the last sermon for this
conference your 1125 presiding elder.
Monday evening. The last quar—
terly conference of this conference
year. Rev. Jones presiding.
Tuesday and Thursday
Class meetings.
ser-
evenings.
\Vednesduy owning. E. '\\'i!lis
Brnrllvy at the Norwalli M. E.
church.
¢ 3 -
_ Mount Zion Baptist Church
3 Rex. 11. 1:. Cooper, Pastor
Preaching at 11,0’clock a. 111.
Sunday school at 13:30 :1. m.
15. Y. P. U. at 6 p. In. New books
on hemd.
Frcauhing at 7:30 p. m. Rev. B.
D. Harris of New York city will as-
sist m the rcnicca of the dayl Come
and hour him.
Special mreung of the church is
called for Tuesday evening at 7:30
p. m. Busineas of importance will
be transacted.
\\'t-dnesduy 72:51; 11. 111. Bra: er
muting.
Thursday evening. Sewing circle.
Saturday. Cake and apron solo by
the circle.
l“llda)’ 7:31:- 11. m. Chou- rehearsal
311ml pasior‘s I'lll mil Direct. Every-
:body is welcmcc [(1 all of the ser-
\‘IL‘Cb (If this ('lllll‘l‘ll.
Ami! 231th. "Charity
111cm.”
entertain-
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Swedish Congregational Church
Van Zant St. Near East Ave.
East 31.11“"an
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Morning worship.
school and Bible
Animundsen. su-
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Mass. Mr. Axel G.
Pt‘rllllt‘llilfi'lll. Lesson:
Shipwrecked."
: comedy
will be presented by the St. Agnes ‘
Church NOt‘ic'es for?“ Sunday and ’ Coming Week
{A ' “THINE EYES SHALL SEE THE KING iN HIS BEAUTY; THEY SHALL BE-
HOLD THE LAND THAT IS VERY FAR OFF.
torw of Knight St. A. M E Church.
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ISAIAH 33,17—W Henry Lamar, Pas-
l
10:80 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon.
11: 46 a; to. Sunday school
7: 30 p.111. Eienmg pra3er and
sermon.
Tuesday 7: so p.133. Triangle club
in the church social rooms. 7:30
p.111. Girls club with Mrs. George
Stillman. 164 East. avenue.
MIJMA7W Wing;
“5.311" Tubb’s Telegram."
Guild in the church social rooms.
Thursday 2:00 p. in. Meeting 0 f
the “'oman‘s Guild with Mrs. Edw.
Anderson. 76 \Vlnfield street.
Friday 7:110 p. m. Choir rehearsal
at the rector!-
e 0 0
South Norwalk Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Mallow. Pastor
The subjects for the Sunday ad-
'diessea will be as follows:
Morning. ' The Maxnenlmity -ol
Jesus': children's sermon. "A Llltlu
80V and His Gift"; evening address-a
“Arie: Eight. Days—o“: the Vision 01
Doubting Thomas. "
The morning address is the sec-
ond in a, aesies on $110 life of
Christ." ll takes up the question of
Christ's relationship to bis-hearted
broad- minded men.
Calendar for the week:
Sunday 10:00 a. in. Every Man's
Bihlc class.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p. m. Evening worship.
Monday 1:30
close for boyu
Tuesday 7:30 p.111. Callsmenics
class for girls. 7:15 p. m. Deacons
meeting. 5:00 p. 111. Advisory board.
Thuraduy 3:45 p. m. l’lonoer "X"
meeting. 7:43 p. m. Mid-week meet-
ing. Ezvu p. m.
clarion will—meet at the home of
Mrs. Davis. 190 50.312111: street.
Announcements:
The I‘l'SUlLiZ‘ monthly business
meeting will be held Thursday 11'.
p. m. Callsthenlca
the closeof prayer meeting at 5:30. ;
\'cry important business '1: to be
considered.
The Board of Trustees will hold a
meeting at the church Monday at
71-hI p m.
Fulrfidd County Council of Rallg- .
lous Education will be held in the
So. Nom'alk Congregational church
Saturday and Sunday
April 25-36.
E. \Villls Bradley, colored, icnor.
will sing a. recital at the Knight St.
.A. M. 1:. church \Vednesday, April
2‘.’ at S p. m.
BIG ROW LOOKED
WHEELER BILL
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I'IARTFORD. April lfi.—There are
indications iliat‘iho House fight on
tho1 Judiciary commlltou'a untavop
Able report. of the “Wheeler bill.
adopted by the Sound Thursday by
an overwhelming vote. will eclipse
3 any light in the Legislature in recent.
tycars
Representative J. Mortimer Bell,
Saallsbur-y mmebor at the committee.
who led the fight again“ the Sum
may Sports bill in the Home. hu re-
'burved his right to oppose the re-
.pori. and is expected 10 load the
assault.
Vote in Favor of
M. E. Unification
CONCORD. \'. 1!.April 13.—~’I‘he
New Hampshire annual conference
of the Methodist Epecoopal Charon
yesterday voted 60 10.5111 favor of
unification ot the Methodist Episco-
pal Church of the North with the
church of the South. It also voted
at the conference to amend the
constitution so as to allow luvmeu
to attend the conference as mem.
bers.
SCRANTON. Pa" Apr. 18.—-Tho
Wyoming Methodist Episcopal con-
ference yesterday voted in favor of
unification of the Northern and
Southern branches of the church.
The conference. which include.
eSnthern New York state territory.
Northeastern Pennsylvania. and
also voted. 72 to El. to admit layv
men to the conference.
Joseph Davis
4749110111: Main St.
South Somali
7 Novelty um
$7.50 to $18-00
New Snappy 8mm-
$1.00- $1.50
New 30:13
$1.00 31
Shirt: with collar to match
$4.09
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FOR IN HOUSE ON
Am: negotiation lasting more
than ihree years. a. movement for the
simplification of \ariations 113 di-
mensions in sash. door and mill“ or}:
bus reached the point “hL‘TU :1 gen—
eral conference of manufactvner‘é.
distributors. consumer reprehenia-
lives and others from the Norihezwl-
on: section of the country “1”
held April 29 in ihe Department of
Commerce. “’ashlngton. it was :11:-
nounced today by \V. A. (lately of
tho dixieion of simplified practicr.
been the division‘ a representative in
the negotiations.
The step in declared to be one of
considerable importance to home
bulldera and construction interests
generally, in that it will establish
standardl which will replace seven
major layouts with but one. and will
make those standards common prac-
tice for the entire Norlheasicrn sec-
ilou. instead of the present use of
local practlcea.
This project has been under way
for some three years. having been
inaugurated at the instigation o: the
Associated Genera! Contractors of
America in the beginning of 1922.
At their request a. meeting \ as held
in May of 1933 of mlllwork menu.
lecturers and distributors. arohl-
tools and contractors; :1 mlllwork
simplification committee was ap-
pointed io make a. thorough inves-
tigation and report on lureseni prac-
tices and conditions within the in-
dustry. In May of 1924 a report'was
presented by L. N. Godfrey. accre-
ury. “'holeaale Sash and Door as.
sociatlon of Chicago, and 02 B. Harv
man. secretary. Soulhernflaah. Door
and Millwerk woclatlo at Atlanta.
showing the vamtlenfieu existing.
According to this no more were
all!“ vendor, layout: or email all“
to: standard window: in existence
throughout the country: these lay-
outs consisted of che Boston. the
New York. Ohio. Washington. Balti-
more, Philadelphia. Indianapolis.
“(intention-e and the Southern and
Western. Seven of these layouts
were used in that section of the
country lying east or the Ohio and
“only at the Potomac rivers. Stool!
window ulna amounted in 368.: «at:
line. ”6: film at doors. 302.9114
9! outside blinds. 3M. Such :1 wt.
number at aim was 11111111151111.th
excessive and working a hard-hip
not only on the industry but. an the
public a; well. It was therefore do-
cided to try to bring into line the
variation in condiments a! the
amino)“. Northampton localities. Al-
ihé Northeastern acetic: rent-68m:
cdt‘lio treat consuming center to!
'satlsficd before any
he ,
Department of Commerce. who hoe=
PLAN” TO STANDARDIZE ALL
MILLWORK IN THIS COUNTRY
unified yarogram
worked out in connection
the country.
110121111ng “'7”! milii'vorli.
Latest Photo of
Van H indenb‘urg
could in;-
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It”): promote. in m am that.
Sci: mwm_mu am”
11:11. clones of lulu; cloned
i! concededm Field Much!
You Hindcnhurg. who is being
Md 1!! the antique! coupon-vale
ewe bourgeois bloc (norm-chili)
in the second Games presiden-
tin! «napalm! This is the lot
Mghoto of the motel, chow:
f dlana polls. etc,
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but by the stock
District institute for Church school
women ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 3:“ p. 12:. Yams People—'5 Inca—l Every Man's more class will be
Sunday 3.7;.10 p. in. District in- Mrs! (Inlgrvsfiwmnl Clmnh 'H's- ; taught by Rev. L. 'r. Mallory. The
siliute‘ior Church school workcra. On the Green Nomalk . 7 P- m. 11 \cnm' sc-nn‘c sermon sumac: is. "Truth—a, Principle in
Every one is invited i0 attend. Riv. E .F..\ch1-cgor. I'll D l‘ueior 1; lulu-.3. "'l‘l‘n Inc: 1nd 1111' I owe-:- ol Nation Building." Every mun is wol—
Muulc for Sunday: Morning worship at 10:30 With l ill-.1 Resurrection." \Vc \\‘l:ll to state come. The class will begin at
Organ Prelude. An April Song sermon by the‘ pastor. Subsecl ilhat the 'rrsurrecilnn of curl}: is 10 a. m. sharp and close at 10: 40.
...... . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . Brewer "Aficr Ember. What?" i logically a proven facz- 5‘81'3130d3‘ Music for Sunday morning: .
Ofiertory solo (soprano) He That . The Sunday school will meet :11 l ocpwlafly lm'ued. Prelude. Andante Con Meta. Batiste
f lLlwcllc-th in the Secret Place 5:80. except the Beginners depart-l Tueadzn'. April :1. a p. m. Choir Anthem, As I: Began to Dawn
.. .................... Machrmid mom. which will meet at 10:31}. i rehearsal. ........... . . . . . . . . . .. . Harkes
| 'Miss Mabel Miller while the church service is sdlnsl Thursday. April 23. 5 p. :11. Solo. filected
rgrm Posiludc. Allegro from Suite on. . 3 Prayer =1; rvlcc, Postiude Allegretto . . .. .. . Tours
in D .............. Foote Young People's meeting at 6:30. ‘ ‘ ~ ‘1 Iiwulng:
. a o Mrs. Phillips of Bridgeport willl Christ Church Prelude, Meditation Semalgre
Trinity Church ‘ speak. I Gregory Boulevard. E. Nat-wail: Anthuu “‘hen Shadows Darkly Ga,- 3
111v.C'. :1 Lcwls. \l A. Rector ; . Tuesday. l‘ho Minimums iirclc' : Hilbert if. 1!. Fame. Rector mm- .............. 'Wooler
Senicea im- Low Sunday ('lholwill meet in the l;’1dias parlor at 31’ Find Sunday filler Easter. , Posiludc 111 a, Salome
{groups in Boston. Providence. New
lYol’k, Philadelphia. Baltimore. 11:—
and with the Ame;-
lcan Institute of Architects and the
Associaxed General Contractors of
Amcrioa. an chcutlvu commlltea
was appointed to prepare a program
for submission to the Eastern mill-
work interests. A. “1 McLennan,
Waterbury Lumber Co., \Vutarbury.
Conn. is thu Connecticut member 0!
the committee.
The project is being {allowed with
close aiicnslon. not onLy by the dis-
tribulm‘s and consumers in the East
manufacturers a!
the South. mid-West and Northwest,
and by the steel and sash manufac-
turers and hardware groups. A great
deal of enthusiam is being displayed
on all sides. A large attendance its
expected at the April conference.
and It is hoped that within a month
thereafter. a. meeting 0: repres'enta-
lives of the entire country can be
held for the development of a unified
program for the whole Industry.
based on the recommendations or the
Eastern consuming group.
Cm. “Nils One—1c is Worth Money
Send this ad and ten cents to
Foley 6: Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave..
Chicago. Ill.. vn-‘ltlng your name and
eddies: clearly. You will rcoclvo a
sample bottle of 1 01.81? s BONE!
AND TAB COMPOUND for coughs
colds and heal-anon: also sample
pagknxe of FOLEY PILLS. g diur-
etic stimulant for the kidneys and
FOLEY CATBAR’IWG TABLET.c
for constipation and billousnosa
Those dependable remedies are free
from opiates and have helped mil-
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Powell Corn—Adv.
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