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Successor
I. WAUIINGTON new
30. NORWALK. CONN.
Store
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IOU'I‘H NORWALK
' area covered by the Noroton Heights
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RADIO
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Supply
dd ll. Main It. Go. Not-walk
omen svuuiycs
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18 No. Main St.
South Norwalk
‘ Phone 256
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DARlEN
CHURCH DINNER '
A BIG SUCCESS;
OVER 400 ATTEND
Methodist Triangle
Club Has R ecord
Throw—40 Dinners
Sent to Homes
_.4...
Never in the'history or the Darren
Methodist church has any social si-
ieir ben so succesiul as the turkey
dinner which was served in the
church dining room yesterday sitar.
noon and evening. Fully (00 per-
sons enjoyed the banquet. at some
time during the day. Nearly (0
dinners were sent out to persons up.
able to attend the church. The dinv
nor was served under the auspices
of the Triangle club. The ' tables
were filled at every sitting. and it is
a credit to the workers. that they
were able to accommodate as many
people as were present. The asset
Proceeds from the eiislr are as yet
unknown. but it is known that tiny
are very satisfactory and will be
added to the Parish House Building
Fund. '
0 I 0
The local tire departments have
hed considerable trouble during the
past week beceuso these sending in
alarms have not given correct in.
iormation.
Here are the rules for reporting or
lirez—v
"Give your block number to the
Dorian operator. homo oi resident.
name at niroai.
"For oxnmple: ‘l’tcporting u i'lre.
No. iii. Mr. Doc's house. Blank
strest.’ .
“Do not turn in an alarm {or
gnufires unless buildings are in
duger. Notiiy State Fire Warden
or any town oiliciol."
This system applies also to thc’
Engine company had the Noroton
Volunteer l‘ire‘.‘depart.ment.
Walter Osborne oi Mansfield ave-
nue is still confined to the Stamiord
Hospital as a result at an operatiOn
tor the removal of his tonsils which
he underwent last Thursday. Mr.
Osborne's condition is good but it
will be soverni days beiore he will
be able to return to his home.
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A special service. known as the
“Feast of Lights" wiu be presented
in Saint Luke’s Episcopal church
next Wednesday evening. the ocoao
lion being the Feast oi the Epipv
hany. it is being arranged by the
Rev. Floyd Swallow Detach. PhD.
0
The regular monthly meeting '0!
the Public Health Nursing Assoclav
tion will be held in the new chino
oi the District Nurse in the Darion
Town Hell Monday otter-noon. at
8:” o'clock. Reports will be read.
a. large attendanc: is. desired.
Dominick Celve has returned to
his home in Noroion item a trip
to Naples. Italy, where he visited his
wiie who has been in ill health.
C U 0
Philip Burchsrd oi New Canaan
has accepted a position as advertis-
ing manager at the Darien Review.
C O 0
Will P. Lynch oi Noroton Heights
accompanied by Harry Oliver oi
New York City Will shortly leave tor
Cuba. to spent the winter.
0 0 I
Miss bias Chadd has returned to
her horns in Center street. otter
visiting with friends in New York
City.
C O 0
The public schools will reopen on
Monday morning after the usual
Christmas vacation.
0 l 0
Work on Alired’ blousle's new
house on Ncrcton avenue and Chest-
nut street is rapidly progressing.
Two Fatally Hurt
Near Wallingford
MEMBER. Jen !.—iAP.) 'i'ony
Mounts. oi as Capitol avenue. this
city and billte DeLucla oi North
Muiu street. Waterbury. both died
within a few minutes sitar being
taken to the Meridsn hospital about
0:15 o’clock last night tollowing an
automobile accident on the state
road Just north oi the Yaleeville
under pass.
Philip Cianololo. at: Bank street.
Waterbury. the driver of the car.
was arrested by the Wallingiord po-
iico on a technical charge of inan-
slsughter. According to Cianciolo.
he with his little brother. iiiusants
and DeLucia. were driving toward
Mei-idea. Altar passing under the
railroad. the driver says. he attempt-
ed to pass a truck which was stand—
ing beside the road. Another auto-
mobile. south bound was approach-
ing. and in order to avoid a head on
collision with it. he pulled in toward
the truck.
Ciancicio's auto struck the leit
roar corner oi the truck with the re-
suit that the right side oi his auto-
tnoblle was badly wrecked. and the
two men who were riding on the
right side at the car were injured
fatally.
Cold Weather
Underwear
And Two
Piece Garments
$1.00 to $8.50
Rogers &S'teVeus
mm
1
norms: . so. sonwsia
Treasury Balance
WAEHINGTON. Jan .
United States Treasury not
.‘_—.
littl-
aiice at close of business Doc.
30 was ibiil.l'.’0.2dl.
CHURCHNOHCES
First Church at Christ. Scientist.
ii West Avenue-
The resular dunday service or thlg
Church is held at it am. Sunday
school is held at it am. Subject.
“God."
Wednesday Evening ’i‘cslmlony
Meeting is held at I o’clock.
'l'o both oi these service-D
public is invited.
lleuding lboom. 57 West avenue.
open week days. holidays excepted.
tram 13 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs~
day evening. (rum .7 to it
0 s 1‘:
First Congregational Church.
on the mesa. Norwelk
Rev. E. i”. Nearsgor. Phil. Rotor
Morning worship at :0th with
Communion and reception ci mem.
lh.
bars. sermon by the pastor: “All
Things New."
Sunday school at 9:30 with the
Boginnnrs and Primary departments
at 10:30 during the Church Hour.
Union vespsr service in the south
Norwalk congregational Church at
i P. ii. in Commemoration at to.
90th anniversary at that church.
ruin-Young Peoples‘ service
the parish house.
Monday. the Doorkeepers‘ Circxe
Will meet. with Mrs. Baldwin. '
Tuesday. the Gleaner's circle will
hold its annual meeting and supper
in the parish house at mo.
Thursday. at is P. M.—-l\iid-\veslt
service.
5th Arrest Made ill
New Haven Murder
NEW HAVEN. Jan 3.—-(AP.) An-
other arrest was mado yesterday in
iii
Connection with the alleged murder
of Henry B. Johnson ior Which Joe.
eph Maori. Edward Collins. Nich-
olas Dchiclio and Charles 1.. Paid:
are heinig held. “The tlith man. who
was arrested in New. Yorlt. is known
to pollen as Solomon Schorr. of
spruce street. New Haven. police
had been seeking llll'll ior several
weeks.
Just What connection Bcborr had
with the case could not be loomed.
The warrant ior his arrest. issued
by state‘s Attorney A. A. Ailing. read
that he is wanted as a witness ior
the state and “is liable to leave the
state"
The caves oi the tour previously
arrested Will be resumed in the
Town court in West Huven today.
Westporters See
Bill Hart Picture
A number or Westport people at.
tended the showing oi wiillsm 6
"Bill" Hart in “Tumbleweeds” at
the tattoo theatre during the last
two nights. “Bill" Kart lies a. 10
acre estate in Westport known as
Old Hill Farm. Ho live: in West-
port for a number or years bsiore
he went into the movies. l-lsrt's pic-
tures always attract his old triends
in Westport. Hart visited \Vsstport
last spring and renewed acquaint-
ances with many iriends. lie is es-
pectcd back again before the winter
season closes.
Go to Binghamton to
See Granddaughter
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Ferguson oi
is St. John street have gone to Bing-
hsmton. New York. where their nine
year old granddaughter Sarah Fer-
guson is seriously ill in a hospital.
From a recent report. Miss Fergu-
son appears slightly better but not
to an extent to ensure complete re-
covery.
Deaths and Funerals
Stan Beater
Ths‘iunerei oi ltsrr ,Koelsr. old
Rowsyton resident. who passed away
in the Norwslk Hos ital. Wednes-
day. will take place ondoy sitar-
noon at. s o'clock. from the funeral
parlors of D. W. Raymond in West
Washington street. interment will
be in Pine island cemetery.
The deceased is survived by one
brother Samuel Kosler oi Rid“-
iiold. one sister hire. living Van
Wagsrnsu oi aidgeiisld. and two
daughters. Mrs. Maude Carver of
Lon! island. and Mrs. Luers oi Vir-
girlie.
s
Katherine M. Perry
Miss Katherine hi. Perry died at
her home 2: Merwiu street this
morning. Funeral services will be
held irom her late home Monday ai-
ternoon at two o'clock. Rev. Louis
E. Howell will oiilciato end inter-
ment will be in the Norwalk oemsv
tery. Miss Perry is survived by her
mother. Mrs. Robert Perry. three sis-
tors. Mrs. John E. Frlts. of New l-la-
ven. Mrs. E. P. Boilers. oi Norwaik
and Mrs. L. A. human. oi New Ha-
ven and one brother. Henry Perry,
of Pittstield. blue. '
Olive 8. Areas
Olive 8. Arena. intent daughter. oi
Mr. and Mrs. Domeniok Areas. died
this morning . The funeral services
will be held iron the home on to
River street. Monday at. low). in-
terment. will be in the Norwalk
cemetery. Rev. J. Benton Werner
will officials.
1‘00 LATE FOB OMSSIFIOATION
CARD OF THANKS
'rhe iasnlly oi the isle Michael J.
Barbour wishes to attend sincere
thanks to the many Manda and
neighbors who so kindly sent floral
.otierings and messes“ oi sympstby
in their bores , i. Also the Gulf
Refining Co. e Eagles. Hobo
Hoeebtodfli'he manna.
"MahmufleR-AO.
G I . .
IND-
MRC. NEWLY J. HARBOUR
FAMILY.
To LET—i rooms. is and is Los-
ingtcn avenue. thus minutes iron
trolley and railroad station. Rea.-
sonabla real. Call ll Lexington
avenue.
;
THE EZENING SENTINEL—So. NORWALK. CONN.
PHOTO CAUGHT HIM. T00
r_.
a.
Freak 'l‘ttnncl. iron: Dallas, Tea" is shown being cornered by delec-
tivea ten. seconds aitor an attempted holdup oi a restaurant across the
street irom the United States Treasury in Washington.
RUWAYTON
MANY ENJOY '
SYATlNC AT
CHASMENS POND
Mr. and Mrs. Briggs to
Entertain With Waf-
fle Supper —— T h e
Churches Tomorrow
An unusually large number of
folks. both youngond old. enjoyed
the skating on Cnssmer‘a ponvi all
day yesterday. it was an ideal day
tor the sport. the river and the new. !
is made none at the corner or Roton
avenue and biol‘lnley street were
also well potrcnlsed.
0 0 O
Mound Mrs. Charles 8. things
will entertain a. number at irrrndrl
at a waffle supper this evenim: at
their homo in Logan place. 'ihoir
guests will include Mrs. H. E. Twy-
rnond. oi Weslside nvcnuc. Miss An.
nio Sammie or New York. and Mimi
Miriam Brizgs.
O
)er and hire. Sidney Bell of Cl” -
krtt street were dinul r guests of blr.
and Mrs. Earl Stevens at their home
on hlcliinlgy place yesterday.
” l D 0
Dr. and hire. Edwin Retailer of
Bell island spent yesterday in White
Plains. New York.
I
s‘ I
Mr. Frank Brenda spent the boil-
day and the week-end with his ten;-
ily at his home on Ro’wayton avenue
D 0
At the last meeting oi in" mail
Finger circle oi the Bepuu {lurch
which was held at the home at Mrs.
Lewis lions on Westelde avenue.
Wednesday evening the (allowing
were elected to office tor the ensu-
ing year: Mrs. Lewis liopps. presi-
dent: Miss Gertrude Brenda. vice
president. lilies Lucille Brands. so.
erstary. and Miss Dorothy Remand.
treasurer. it was decided that the
worms oi the club make so
lsyeites ior the Norwalit Dis -
nary. Mrs. John Johnson 0! bligh-
lllld avenue will be hostess at tho
next meeting. which will be held
Wednesday evening Jan. id.
0 u 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Glouner oi
Summit avenue Bell Island are
spendlnx several days as the guests
oi Mrs. Glotsner's sister at her home
in Strattord. Conn.
l O O
-Genuine Edison bleeds. Lamps
all sizes at Allen's Drug Store. “Rit-
ter'a".-Adv. '
O O is
RDWAY‘l‘Oh' BAPTIST CHURCH
Moo—Bowl nil Victor Battle
10:00 A. M.-Sunday school.
11:00 A. hi.—Publio worship. ser.
men by pastor. subject "The Church
Covenant." A special iosturo oi this
service will be the consecration ct
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rich.
'oi West avenue. Bell island.
I O 0
Captain sud hire. Frank R.
;Stevens oi Rowayton avenue had as
itheir guests. yt-strrdny. *Mrr.
lCrishler and children oi New On.
moan. Conn.
b s d
i
l Mr. and Mrs. William Smith
:Sumlnil avenue boll ielund. who
llidvo lwn unending lll‘: Christmas?
holidays at their home on the island
lu-ill leave this merit ior
{where they null null“? an extended
it'lflll. Mr. binith run the llrolllvr u!
bTho late Mr. George Smith l’Nllt‘l'
lknou'n us ”l“llldl)lll‘3ll Phil" of.
:spurtlng taint".
l e s u
' Recent. visitors at Bell island
:u'cro Mr. and Mrs . W. Frank
lochwsrts and son. Billy. and Mr.
:and Mrs. Vernon Jsrhoc. who nio-
itored up irom Brooklyn. N. Y.. to
“lo”. iricnde on the island. Both or
ithcso families are writ known slim-
.mer residents of Bell island.
0 t 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Flint who
lire spending the slain ut the Ho-
tel Saint George. Brooklyn. N. Y..
are the guests of Mr and Mrs. E.
l Howard Evory oi i't'nnoycr street.
I O 0
Mrs! George tiny and children
Julio have been spending the past
(u colt in New iisvcn have returned
:io their home in Crockett street.
. ' s s a
Mr. and Airs. Kerry Leach oi
lilrooklyn. well known summer resi-
ldcnu oi ltTawayton. Will ions the
middle of January ior Lakelands.
.i’lorlda. where they will spend sev-
‘nrnl months visiting friends.
All: and hire. Sigmund Swenson
lure spending the week-cud as the
{guests or Air. and hire. .Frcd W.
Houston at their home in Polhsrn
N. 1’.. Mr. and Mrs. Sweneon expect
'lo Nturn to their home on Bell is-
lnnd the early part of next week.
D O I
Mr. Robert De Copput. of New
York. who is attending tho Kent
echool ior boys. in Kent. Conn. is
the guest or Mrs. Mary Barclay at
; her home on Ilau'ayion avenue.
M
iDENY APPEAL
OP COL. POEEES
= AND THOMPSON
CHICAGO. Jan. 3.—-(.\P). In the
.United sates Circuit Court of Ap-
'peais here today. Colonel Charles
.W. Forbes. former director at the
ii'nitccl States Veteran-” Bureau. lost
.hin appeal irom confiction to de-
mand the government in connection
with contracts ior the hospitals for
{disabled soldiers. The court ai'iirrns
ftho decision at the District court.
John W. Thompson. wealthy Si.
.l.ouls contractor,’ who appealed with
il‘rtrbee was found guilty. and both
must go to prison unless they ap-
‘peai to the United States Supreme
court and receive a stay from the
sentence to Leavenworth Pcnlten.
tiary. The two Then were each given ‘
two year sentences. and lines or 810.-
Adis '
oi .
California ;
the newly elected ofiicers oi the
church.
dtib P. hi.—-80Moe by the Young
People's society. which will be in
charge oi the Young Men's class.
7:30 P. bl.-—l’ubiio worship. ser-
mon by the pastor. subject “The Sci
of The Ball." . ;
At ten o'clock Sunday morning an i
election of oiileers oi the church will i
be held. in the absence of the as- .
sistant superintendent oi the Sunday
school. the pastor. Rev. Mr. Scaliso
will be the leader until a new super- ;
000 respectively.
FACTORY NEWS {250 WELCOME
lLOCAi. PRODUCT 1 NEW YEAR AT
. SENT TO EVERY WAYS E my
PART OF GLOBEl ..._.__
3
i
l mew Year's Eve party at inc wily.
i
fsirie run on llzl' Boston l‘O ' road.
Uraciilellln'lliolllyallal‘li..3.".:.::.°“‘i.:l "EH: ”Still? ‘22:;
noise mailers beiore 13 o'clt l.- “a
welcomed the New Year v l'h g
Here liavc World- u... ovation.
bliss Margaret lion-m m Tuning.
Wide sale port won the prizw tor the mlnmg.
g lam huakoi 0: fruit.
Th. ballroom and tho dining room
were decorated with paper stream.
era.
The Inn has closed uulll Spring
because oi the extensive alterations
that are going to ho nmh lg: 'lze
Proprietor. Joseph Ls Forte.
AUDIENCE STOPS
i MOHONPTCTHPE
OF THE KATSEE
Probebly few Nor-walk residents
realise that the Arrow and E. in w.
dress shirt line. which is made on»
tirely in Nor-\v'ilk. by tho ('luott
Peabody S: C0,. is distributed all
over the world.
I A ready market is tound in ether
Icounlries tor the Not-walk product.‘
because at its superior quality in
both cloth and workmnoslllp.
EaCh weak the export department
oi the local factory sends out ship.
rllcnts consigned to customers in
China. Japan. South .iiricu. Syria.
Panama. Central Amtrlcn. Vonczu~
ole. Porto Rica. Cuba. lielnlum. noi-
isnd. Norwaly, Colombia. Cceto Rica.
Danish \Veut illdlca. liuiil. Philip.
pins islands. Peru. British “midn-
res. Virgin islands. Guolemsle.
Chile. and other countries. ‘9 (AP).
Marty oi these export shipments ‘oudience hero lam night. caused lllr
go by parcel post. especially to the Withdrawal oi a dint risrtirlinc Yh'
Control American countries. and tho Allin 0! the es‘Kui-s'or or Germany 3i
West mom Most or them. howl»... :Dm' hie ”Um in Holland-
"o Milt out by. freight. ”rem“. j When the film s'nrlrll. a 2mm
packed in wooden cases constructed i'-“‘l "W1 "le'i‘ l'- 0W"
to stand the rough handling and toi A French WWW” "'1‘" “W 3*"
insure the product arriving m ,hclllusbnnd in the war. lillvrlorieul me
customers hands in iirst clam mm “mm“ “d ”1“ “WW” “WY“ =1!
dltlon. itllo illm was stopped.
Great satisisction has been rcpnrr- i . WWW
ed by the company's customers overI ‘\° "W!" “m” 1'" "M““W'”
the excellent manner in which tni- : ”fires”: ”m“ “m ["3 "’“N” "'1‘”
shirts ”a received. “a credit must . think they can open mills l‘-o‘.'.‘l\e
be given to the packer. Mr. William 3mm ”m” "WW”
.Jesse. Who so conecientiou:-t;: pre~l
ipares these ordl-rs going g. nil CU:-
_ cars oi the world.
3 One
, his term as Worshipl‘ul Meet. 2' cl
customer wrote in rusting ! 01d Well Lodge. No. 108. l". a. .\. :u
the! in. wilnessu‘l ill!) unloading at 3 “vii“ boon during Mr. Misienz‘s m.
‘n straps:- bringing to him an order‘l’lmc that this South .\' oru‘aik .‘.'l~
.0, Wm” uh,“ shirts lucked h lsonlc orgnnliatlon movrd llllo
ib‘outh .‘sorwalk “line the cargo was handmm" “9‘" “mm" ‘“ “lib-“3‘
'lu-oiug unloaded ill: crane (1123”! ‘0“ street.
ioroke IvVIl'fll tunes. with the result!
that tho.- Catt-5 tell a considerable,
fdlsiinco to the deck.
in ecch instance the rsccptarls‘
!"a. complitcly truaohed except Yuri
the case from Cluctt. Peabody 8:
lib
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Miss Louise linilccl
Road has accepted a position s.l the
shirt manuiacturing dopartmcrl.
w—ww—s-
. , New Concrete! [loot
company oi South horvnlit. whichl
William Csseuto contract has
3:23: m" "‘0“ ”WW“ °:, lt'lcompleied work on a new con .ms.
v. 3 construction and cureluh . , %
lsirspping llooi on the tank be we on top s ' the .
i ‘ _ lolxth floor oi the roar buildlu oi .
a Elected President. “313""
George H. Borneo. moonlit-r oi
The Ciuett. Peabody and Company..
was this week elected president 01'
the Norwalk Kiwanis club. Mix}
Barnes has been vice president oil
the club tor the past year. and is.
one at the belt known Kiwaninnsi
in the State. He is receiving the;
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Not-walls
SHEFFIDLD England. Jun. 1'.-',
Protests by a motion picum- ‘-
l‘lldw ‘
i
luv!!! box department is completing ;
Miss lzouieo Ruth-3i 31' West itocll‘s .
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. 1926.
M
r w... . .. W Wow... .m. ._.——.
New Oldsmobile Six
More Beautiful
[letter Pcriormanm
i Lower Him
| On Display
AARON KOHN
' 9 R R. Ave. So NOl'Witlli
| Phone lull
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VESTA
OH. BURNERS
l
l
l Policy Refriuerotino
‘. & Supply (‘0.
So NurWillll
s.
Monroe St,
«—
StoragewSlorage
You can now avail youncli‘ (.1
ill. lineal storage iaciLiies m
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
a;
1
Our warehouse. is u SHOT}
brick building. locattd at
Havllolld s t r o e l. equipped
Willi the latest sprinkler S575
tern. giving you the low insur.
ance rate of 503 per lilinurtll
dollars on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage
Service to New YOlk
Tel. Norwalk 291w1092-2
N. .Y. Phone, Chelsea. 805.“
203 W. 20th St.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
i TRANSPORTATION
. COMPANY
80. NORWALK, CONN.
i
«CONCERT-v
NONWALN
l SYMPHONY
» ORCHESTRA '
CLARENCECABLE.DIRE 7“
Assistrdhy .
Shmitt - Listamann
and employee at the plant.
Inventory 5
inventory of the south Norweih’| RADIO
plant started today. On account 0!
tho demand for the products made
congratulations oi his many irieudol
l
here. the iactory Will operate today, NBUTRODYNE
and all next week. and though in-
ventory is being taken. ATWATER KENT
'l'isita Rochester.
C. E. Abrams. iield engineer oi FADA
Cluett Peabody & Co. who has been 03333
on duty at the local plant tor the
past several weeks. Visited Rochse- DONNE’I LY’S
ler S. Y.. over New Year's Day. Be la
is to return to the local plant. today
to ouperintend iu‘tne: changes in so- Norwalk Westport
String Quartet
or NEW your: i‘lTY
in the
. Norwalk M. E. Church
1 FRIDAY, JAN. 8, ATBP. M.
Over forty player. including lei-
cral nriists [com world's best
symphony ort‘llt‘etrnzl.
All Seats 75 cents
Those interested in the orchestra
are urged to eubsrrihe $3.00 in
advance to pay {or two tickets
i each for this concert and one :2,
lho‘epring.
the power plant.
Spent Christmas in N. J.,
Mrs. Fred Bailey. iorelsdy oi the
shirt manuiscturing department.
spent the Christmas holidays in New
Jersey.
Miss Mal-tic Pics-co.
Miss Margie Pierce oi Scribner
avenue has accepted a petition in
tho'shirt department.
[“pr New Year
Thu “Anew." otticial organ or all
Cluett. Peabody and Company plants
made its Christina- appearance on
December 36 . The following arti. .
ole written by an employs is apprc-‘
prints at this time:
. TODAY. YOU KNOW
“Everybody rides in automobiles.
or tiles. plays goli. snools craps.
plays the piano will. it... feet: was
to the movies nightly; smokes ci-
garettes; drinks Ruckus Juice:
blames the H. C. or L. on the party
in power: never goes to bed the
sstne day he gets up. and thinks he
is having s. woudertul time.
“These are days oi suiiragetting.
protiteering. excess taxes. and prohiv !
bitlon. and it you think life is worth '
living. 1 wish You A HAPPY NEW‘
YEAR. --l'. W. Wetmorc."
Willard Mleiens
\V‘illiard Mielcns. foreman oi the
very little to help me.
getting rid of the poisons.
is smooth and clear.
I tell my friends the
broken out skin—and also
I read a doctor’s article . '
stating that pimply skin
usually comes from the
stomach—and dowels not
I tried Carter’s Little
Liver Pills for a few days-
and since that time my skin
Now of steering clear of upset
Robert M. Koenig Found
Remedy For Pingsly Skin
F or years my skin'would
break out every once in a '
while—and ointments did
, _ right stomach and sick headache.i
way 0‘ gettmg'nd 0f aCartcr’s are all you claim
3w-._-.-—-—‘\"“
4 u.» ., .
for them.
Boys
Clamp
lntendent is elected. i
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Pariah-Reverend Walter 0. Canon 1
10:00 A. M.—Sunday school. I
11:00 A. bin-Public worship. ser~
men by the pastor. subject “llow To
Begin The New Year." Celebration
of the Holy Communion at the close "
oi worship. .
7:80 P. M.—Publio worship with
sermon by the Reverend John Flint. :
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