5 School Attend? 4
accords». Bow
is Most! Tonight
- jle School
Holt. Floyd Swallow Lunch.
“it” instituted rector or ex-
fliht‘ Luke's pariah. Nora»
’ - y.~hy the Right Rev. E.
Acheson, Suffsrnn Bishop
tiout.
Writusl. ss prescribed in
" ill Common Prayer wns‘
11W rector was presented by
' to the parish and was re»
til i the medium of the war-
illlsm E. Wood. and Judge
Bates‘nann. As Mr. Wood in
3‘ in the South and Judge
ill. they were represented
estrymcn. Iiarvoy fl. Wat-
James L. Hurley.
, 8 the service of recup-
‘5 Bishop presented Ilr.
th the Bihlo. Prayer Book
fronts of General and Stats
Following prayers of
by Dr. Leach. the bishop
' ‘rtod to the pulpit. After
' on. there was a. choral colo-
! the Holy Communion. at
r. Leach was ceicbrant. ”ss-
”*tno Rev. Charles A. Marks
bishop.
fatty little church was filled
‘shoners and friends. who
_ fond of Dr. Leach. al.-
hs has been with them only
time. The service opened
program of hymns on “the
played by‘ Albert Hector.
M. Smith. organist. arrang-
‘uslc for the service. There
solmn procession of cruciter,
scolytcs and clergy.
tench was called
to Saint
from Trinity church. GrsIt-‘
“N. J. He was formerly ss-
rector of Saint Thomds"
, New York City.
1k will be well rsprcscnt‘ed
muons] Automobile Show. in
‘ R City this week. Many lo-
rs and garage men are at—
todny. Among them are
“ ' ‘etro of the Flint. Agency
avenue, and Willis It. Ause
rolet "dealer of Railroad
» thuso will attend during
' as: Frank Elhufelt of the
lit Agency; P. It. Gregory
_ dgo‘ Agency: Aaroa Kuhn.
left and Peerless agent:
*I’eter and Jules Vuast of
is . Jordan and Hupmohilo
find Howard Lambert; man-
oil Goorgc ilosford. service
'j, of the Erwin Jennings
Harry K. Howard. manager
‘. Flint Agency. sccom-
hurles Pcabooy of New
‘rth ‘Main Street to
MONDAY, JANUARY 11. 1920.
Wm
WASHIHM'ON. an. it.”
Unitsd‘ats‘ios Treasury not lul-
nnoo st class at billions Jun.
it was linemen. \
Writer, Formerly of
Norwalk, Is Vice
President of Arizona
Sonlto'rium Company
Porter Emerson Brownc‘. piny-
wrlght and author. for many yours
a. resident oi Norwullt tum usuoclm
it"(l with a group of prominent pun-
plu to build it hospital in Tucson.
.At'lltonn. whom tho sun's my: will
ho utlllrcrl in it now my to sum
dinner.
The Desert Sanitarium company
is iho‘numc of the organization sup-
porting the hospital. Mr. l'irownu is
o. mombor of the board of directors
and vloovprosltlont.
Ground was brokon for the firm
unit of tho institution inst woolr.
Before leaving South Norwulk.
Mr. Broivno lived on a. bountiful es-
toto at West Rock road. This he
sold following the death of Mrs.
Browne. Mr. Browne's daughter.
Suzanna was recently married to
Word Mnllrin at Baltimore.
William Kelly. on old and respor"
ed resident of Nor-walk for mar.
years. passed away st. his late rosi-
deuce. 15 Woodward avenue. curly
Sunday morning. after s hricr il‘lnoss.
Mr. Kelly came to this country
,i'rolu Irelsnd‘ whorl s very young
man and settled in Westwrt. outer-
ing the employ of Stephen Wakes
man. which employment he con-
tinued in for over 30 yours. The
focally inter moved to Norwslk and
Min Kelly entered the employ of
‘ Henry Lockwood. in whose employ
ho remained until about to years
ago. when he retired tron: sctivo
work.
_ Mr. Kelly enjoyedthe respect and
high regard of many .‘orwslk and
Westport roildcnts. who know him
to be crush of fine character and
sterling lutrgrity. derotsd to tho best
interest of his family.‘ rental and
good natured with all who coma in
contact with him. He is survived by
five duuyhtern‘ \nd two sons. all of
whom We") with him during his last
illness to help and encourage him
and were at his bedside when he
passed away. .
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Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes.
Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes. form-
erly of South Norwnlk. died at her
homo in Merldon, Friday morning.
utter 1 short illness. She had pneu-
monia. Burial will he in the River-
sido cometary Wednesday afternoon
at it o‘clock. She is survived by
ono brothcr. C‘oplnln George lioyi of
New York City sud one son. Mrs:
Barnes taught school in Merldon for
a number of years. She was the
daughter of the isle Captain James
Hoyt at South Norrvnlk and was
well known by many of the older
residents of tho town. ‘
Miss Ella Rogers. "
Miss Ella Rogers. who has a sum-
314-5, So. Norwslk
RE Passenger
.- ‘ Cars
6 AND ovnnnnnmnc
AND Aconssonms
lMOBlLE CO.
3wmsr..8ranch Mgr.
_ ‘ nonwm
non flaunts 1881
mor home on Crosshizhway road.
Westport. died Saturday morning at
her New York home. 28 West 53rd
street. Miss Rogers took over the
210 acre Hockanum Park in West-
’port following the death of her sis-
ter. Mrs. John Gellstly a few your:
aim. The Geilailys purchased the
astute from Judge Warren W. Fos-
ter of Arch street. Previous to that
the huge tract of hind was known as
.311. Ketchum estate und was “Lillie
family for over 100 yours. It was
one of the show places in~ this ssc~
tion and was modeled after an Ens-
lish moor.
_ William Kelly.
William Kelly died at his home on
15 Woodward avenue. Sunday morn—
ins. The funeral will be held from
his into home tomorrow morning at
’ 8:30 hnd at it o’clock from St. .10-
seph‘s church. Interment will ho in
the Catholic cemetery in Westpdrt.
He is survived by five daughters and
' two sons.
Strum R. Young.
Stewart 1%.. Young. formerly of
this city. died in NewporL'Ke-ntucky.
Friday night. ‘
The body will be brought to this
‘ , city and tuners! services will inks
place tomorrow utter-noon at 2
o‘clock in the Riverside cometary
clinch Rev. Charles s. drug will
. officiate. nut-on run he in theory.
srsldo cemetery. .
The deceased is survived by his
mother. ms. 0. 8. Young and his
'lirother. Burrs Young. both or this
city. 's‘md by Dr. Olin Young or New,
London. , , r.
' halo m roiled away sway
Misti!” slit-tram» tho Nor-walk
nonstick st in mm so um m
»n~mitm with. no one one
admins.- ili-i. mun William’s- TM
. rim N. in
Nut nation“!
or will in in Saint
" EAST NORWALK
Congregational church inst owning.
.
’prescntod at the Atlvuxlt» Christian
Wu»...
Snow Cleared Off Mill
Pondmi’lhrist Church
Parish Meeting To-
morrow Night
w... Wm
The annual mention of tho (trill
Posture Lilo Guards won hold you-
tordny nilcrnoon at tho homo of Al
(Inn‘ovurl. l.i|:lorty nqunro. liii clott-
tlon of ottlcors won urhmlulnd to
have been hold hut wos pnslpnnnd
until tho beginning of tho nurumor
noonon. 'i‘ho olectlou. it in plunnod.
will on hold in Muy. l’lrporlu from
tho \‘i'll'liillll r-ommltioos oi lilo
gum-«in worn rnmt.
‘0 fi 0
“ill I'm“! (lfi‘ilrl‘t‘l
'l‘ho uppcr. rind of Mill l’omi wnn
clcunoll of snow ,vosiornny. 'l‘llo ru-
ocni.’ nnowmorm lulu spoiled tho
sknilng nml n. numllor of oncmollo
young peoples clonrsd tho unow from
it good sized portion of the pond.
, s n s
Party for durum Join. .on
Muster .lumcn'Jol'lnnon. oi' liowun
street. ontortolncd sovernl friends
at his home Saturday coins in
honor of his l‘ourih birthday. .
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(lbrlst. Church Meeting. l
The annual parish meeting of the ;
Christ Episcopal church. will
hold tomorrow evening at
church at 8...,0'clock.
it C
he i
the l
.
l
s ‘;
Union Scrum ‘3
A number of young pcopls from ‘
the iotal churches nttcndcd tho!
union servlco at; tho South Norwnlkl
"Dunc Blhlo Forciell?"
A sprolnl must ‘ program was
sermon
Fred
[loos
church inst owning. Tho
topic. led by tho pastor. Rev“
LPlper. was “Babylon. Or
the Blhlo Forctoll.”
- a i
Oummlnu In Bridgeport
\rthur Cummings. manager of
“la gas station at. Eust menus and
Winfield street. was in Bridgeport
and New Haven yesterday visiting
several friends.
i O 0
Omicron Circle
The regular mestlng of tho Omic-
ron circle of the Enst Arcnuo M. iii.
church will he held this cvcnlng at
the church.
0 s s
Missionary Society Moots
Mrs. linttlo L‘Hommodlsu. of to
Rowan street. will he hostess for the
ladies of the Women's Foreign Mis-
slonnry society of the “last Avcnuo
ME. church. at a mcrilng which
will be held tomorrow orcninn nt
8 o'clock. at her home.
0 O O
Mcotings Tonight
Three meetings have hoeu sellou-
uled to ho held this smiling at the
Christ Episcopal church. The Ju-
nior Boys' club will moot at tho
church at 6:30 o'clock ’rhe s 0. ~'
Boys‘ club. will meet thin evening
at 8 o’clock. in thc church. and u
reentry moctinz “'ll. ho hold at the
rectory at 7:30 o'clock.
s o o
Woman's Guild
The nnnusl mutating of thc Wo-
man's Guild of tho Christ church
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. at the church.
II I! h
Ilsdlcs’ Uisss‘
The Lurllss' class of the Advent
Christian church. will hold its hi-
monthly: meeting this evening at the.
home of Mrs. Henry Knorr. Kcysor
street. The business of a Famine nu-
luro will ho discussed and n social
hour. which will include rcircsh-
monts. will follow. ‘
0 O C
Adventist hicu‘s Club
_ The Men's class of tho Arl‘cnt
Christian church. will hold its sn-
nusl meeting tomorrow 'evonlug at
the church. .
37thEommencement
0f Merrill Schools
' The 31th annual commcnocmcnt
and graduation exercises of the
Mort-ill Business Schools of South
Norwuik. Stamford and rt Chcs‘
tnr will be held in the Stamford
High School Auditorium on Wed-
ncsdny evening. January 13. when
76 young men and women will re-
cairn their diplomas. Certificates
and gold emblems will be awarded
to the most proficient mombct‘s of
tho ‘clnss. ‘Principnl W. Gel-old
O’Neil of the Rice School. Stamford:
will make the award sold om-
blcms and certificates. wnllo Mrs.
Virginia. Drew. princlnnl of tho
schools. will present the diplomas
and special awards.
"The Biggest Word in tho
tlouary" is the subject chosen by
the Rev. Wallace If. Finch. D. D..
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Stamford) for his address
to the graduaii‘ class. The‘lnvocu-
tlou will be dell ered by tho Rev.
Gerald A. Cunningham. 'Pustor of
St. John Episcopal Church.
litter the Graduation cahrcisss are
completed. dancing will follow ~the
reception to the graduates. Many
hundred luvltntlonl *‘to this event
have been sent out by the graduates
and the school. but all friends of
the institution and .ot the graduates
are cordially lnvitud to he present
ch~
day evening.
v
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mun did run @812:me '
‘ W , ‘ .
' fibula il- Oil'lr‘l of boron. ar-
roctsd hy Motorjuyeln Policoman Pnu‘
"cumin tor‘s’ps‘gdinir‘in Van 92mm
m “untidy. Virus lined tie nnl
%thcy hull cathbllshot‘l.
at the commencement this chncs .
and tho lllucs applauded loudly.
'l‘hrn. turning to the lied command-
or. Mr. Dunbar said. “We did that to
establish n precedent for the future."
Gen. Lund bowed hi thanks not!
promised. “it is n good precedent
tor you in establish because you
will intro to rcpent it every week."
work in carrying out the mobiliza-
tion and urged them to continue
tholr chart» to hold the louder-ship
Fob. 8 Social Posll‘ Inca.
Tho oxecuilvc cummittco of tho
class held a. session later In ills any.
ill. which limo it was announced that
as (“loss Leonor lBllrnwood could not
como to Norwnlk Monday evening.
Fob. 8. tho buslnt‘ss and such! ses—
sion of tho class will be postponed
until tho following Monday netting.
Full. 15. ‘
A. ll ‘lsson tondcrod his resigna-
tion on rhulrmnn of the advertising
committee. oxpiulnlng flint pressing
huslucss motion; made it impossible
for him to giro proper attention to
the work. His resignation was no-
cupied. null .lo..n M. Giorcr was
nnmod .ns his successor.
'i‘hc bonrd appointed the following
as music committee: Calvin L. Bur-
tor. chuirmon; llurrcy M. Kent and
Fred llrnck. .lo‘hn iii. Glover was
unmrd to in ll‘tli’l usher.
At the business and social session
of tho class in Fobrunry it is plun-
nod to clot-i class ofllcore, and tho
following nominating committee was
nppoinicd with instructions to ru-
pnrt at tll limo: C. B. Kunos. Cal-
vin l... llnrton. Chm-his F. Kucli. Jr..
A. l). Austin and Will 0. Martin.
WM! BI WARD
NEW vunxc'aan ll.-—(Al‘). A
gift of $l.ililtl.00(l unit it thousand
urrcs of lulul to the New York As-
sociation for improving the Condl~
lion of tho Poor. to be used for the
establishment of welfare community
work. was announced yesterday by
tho ilobrrt lloyd Ward Fund. Inc.
through its president. William )3
Ward.
Tho la'wl. which u'ill provldc
homes to employment for aged
people and :1 summer work camp
for boys and girls. comprises an
estate along the Hudson river iii
lTluichcss county Including Crugsr’:
island. and the Robert Livingston.
Kidd and Ormsboo formic Mr. Ward
recently purchased the property from
Louis Gordon Hanimcrsley and last
week deeded it to the association
to use “for welfare work among tho
aged. the sick and those in nest!
of country life." .
Conn. Poultry Man ' p
. Gets Highest Score
NEW roux. Jan. 11. -- (AFN.
its thcn thanked it: Rods for their I
. cal-cor frlt tho call of the church.
satisfies this and mnkos a standard
to measure lilo by. ‘
ll. Religion is not related to
lilo and tho church aims to huildl
character through ruiglous cduco-
ilun .
toaitlotlfi 1
CLEES’ ADDRESS
Council of Religious
Education H old 3
Service at Congrega-
tional Church
llcproscntnllvrs from nil of Sot-
\rulk‘s Evangelical P r at o s l a tit
churches tiered at tho Union
Sori-li-o of tho Young People‘s Coun-
cil of Religious Education. which
was bold last evening in the Smith
Norwnlk Congrcgutlonnl church. Les.
tor ll. Fisk. master of thc. Masses
school in Stamford. dcllwrcd n stir—
rim: nddross on tho subject of "The
lifhuilnnlzo of 1926.”
Miss Hadley Prosldcs. .
li‘ *1 May Morris lludlcy. first vice
pm, .ent of the Council. presided at
tho meeting, which oprned with a
sour; scrvlco. Francis ll. Northrup.
pl-«rirlcni of the Council. mode a few
remarks concerning future meetings.
ltussvll Wright 'hru led in prayer.
As on otfortory solo. Miss Eloise
Show song from "Tho Ninety and
Nlm‘.” in hxr charming 'ontralto
volr‘c.
‘.\lr. Moos took as on oxainple for
his talk the ills of Keith Faulkner.
\vi-nlihy mid youthful Londonor. who.
Mr. i‘locs said. was a martyr for the
onusc of Christ‘s gospel. Mr. Faulk-
ner one u. London business man.
Who at the height of his successful
When he had been in the slums but
o. short limo, he rucoivcd a call from
:1 man .. an island in the Pacific,
and was urgcd to so to the island.
After nluo months he i-:ll a Victim
of the tropical fever.
In the life oi” Faulkner. Mr. Clues
DUOFOLD
UNION SUITS
also
Shirts and Drawers
Warmth Without Weight
Union Suits
$4.50 and $5.50
' Shirts and Drawers
noyr Union Suits
Tho highest individual score «or
recorded in the 15 you- at calm
petition in the intsrcollcxlsts poultry"
judging contest was mods snow
by M. L. anymour ot the Connection
aisle . Alriltitllursl school. Ito «‘
Mi p. the south Norwslk Clit-
-urt by Judge Nehemiah ‘Coudcl .
Elm-dun
(form, or the poultry show st W
not points or ominous . ‘
non Square flu-den. somber W
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B1 le Class ; . . .l ----~ . w . s ‘
(floutinued from Pinto Ono.) R .i 1i i . . _ :
We h . l ‘V‘ l ' y I. i}.
tin-or or lnutrucior. liuthol'; Mir. El. . -. . .
lcuwood in n mun uranium: to n ‘ l
nroup of men to which ho belongs. . , . 4:
Ho has it. rich voln of humor which ‘ Norwalk 8 Leading Dry (loads Store '~
he uses skillfully. lie docs not fol- . . . , , - "
low tho woil known prncilcn among Wan Street X NorWfllk . CON“ .
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upculmrn of iollinn u tow funny Spiritual M e 8 8 a g e s f ..
olorips ut tho bcrlnnlns to cuiith p . ..
tho nllmiliun of no. nudlonm ills from the Preachers . _.
wit nnrl htl‘mor crop out nll through . ;, ; .
lulu tnllts, hut nm'sr without unruluc 0f Norwalk to. YeS' 1 ~ ’ ‘.
l"".“""“’"“' "' "”"““‘"*‘ ”in" terdaY’sWorshlppers on 01198 UI'SGS ostumes
m um ”Hill”. I .
l Alnilm limit. rlnué-iin'sr of tho villi“; \rmmn Mitchell. n momma,- of tho “ . n .
ll‘orilr-fll. ll). .. tilt ml llnmlllllt‘r‘ lfflt‘illl 0f the IOt‘l'il 1"“! school. ' -.’ . _ ‘ . T 1 ‘
u... Silnvlny morning urnslons would-M 01m.” 0, m m In,” W. “glint-101138 tNurses Uniforms—made With enough: material to usure i 1
not". promptly loot 12:12:) W WWW... a. .M 5...... NM“... ting an s rctchmg Without fear of tearing under the arms or pulling . ‘
till pulmptly n. z. . ‘lll, up.‘ ‘. . _ P]. church oslerdu . . ‘ — _ ' .
.on”... Wm... M"... . 1.... “our... lull-“:90?“ on "m Wight“ 3': out the sleeyes, shoulders correctly sloped and no forward swmg of fun. '
r..,:;'..:;.:..‘:.wl1.1:;nlgl‘omliimln mum. in. l Form“ (.lounllricflg" Rva‘llAflmlfw 1;. ness; shrinkage allowed for and when properly washed they present Lat
" . ' “ ‘ ‘~ 1m beriuin. has or o m C M . .. ' ‘ ' ' ' . ’ ' '
m yonilu'iluy'sPronghorn wtro an; . ,,l,'ff'l;em, Mn"... .0 h... Mm m SHOWY Whitefppcarance, symbollzmg sali.l,atlon, dignity and Simphmty.
"'"" "rm““t' . “’ ""m" "" “Lin, ‘ v do's with an attack of tho ‘6 ,, , . ' ' . '
mm"... wont to u... mu mum... iw‘rijm ’ . Paul Jones costumes give you. at modest cost, the dignity. swollenty
lri iv (loll. John [mm]. which lluil ‘ . . ' .‘ . . .
“:0 (Wm mm mm "Wm W. mom marginal} $5211. (3:. tot: . nnd immaculate appearance that the disirlmmatmg nurse seeks, know- -
( . _ . , . . s o s . c . ‘
(till... ’lllvlulr'ul.’ nn‘vlrr [irrzgmflhll "Hullubyion: Or Does the Bible For. $3 :13)“, essential her best appearance’ is m her chosen DYOfPSSIOH. . . i '1“
l'll .vitp‘ti my or y . l. 0 mm: . , , . . . . ,4.
' ' l~ ’ tho flf'l'l‘ltio hold lust ovum “ ‘ ,, F.
on lill’i‘il‘llf with ills nillm‘rs unrl mop ll’llfg" (1:12:30 o'clock. st. lhu church. 8“ ones naturally Cl‘l‘ates the impressmn Of The 0UP Perfectl furor) . .
liliiillllllflt‘il, 'l‘llo l-lhf’r thrrm mukinu M... mp“. cited the ”5.3 at this . I, ‘
. H." ”“7 “m” "V“"dnnm ore "mm" tullylonlun empire and spokc of tho Prices - . - and i ‘
' lulloulvuml, i‘mnnmmlor - in . chili“ fiplcndor oi the city and later 1. ”1 of a J:
“mm" m.” in" "ll‘w‘fmh (lr‘mwluu completi‘l overthrow a.- prophn- o O o I s W o ”O r
inulmm, \silo um uni .,.:tlnlc(l lrl’llli';$10d. , ‘1;
ulunnili ul I‘llhr‘r division. l‘lpx; “'l‘lm Cum (m. the Questioning «J
H“'r‘I."”.2'rr;";l"”l.":'l"1;":‘1'3 337"” Spirit." was the sermon Itopllo d‘ls- ”To
" I" , onm -" grunt-"Ind by Rev. ll‘rcderlok I. .oco H4, m, _,____,__“__‘ 4 M~ C
l.tnlpll “‘"lllllil, populur local lmrl {pastor of "[0 South NOI‘Wfllk Com , 1.
lnnr. won tliu ur-lulni of yoslvrdnyol Fl‘osuuonfll Church, nt tho morning notcrl thv hrr'o things that oilnllr-nue outing mutt-st hctweon George (um-14 Stanford “1m... famous va 33,... i.
mot-ling. llo won uccompnnlml Lu ‘x‘ux'llco yesterday. at tho .‘lmm‘wun youth ill this limo. .mri ll-m'y Wuii‘rbury. Wnir-rlmry urchitrr-t ' urrlwrvti by Hurry Thu-n; ‘ ':
Arr-lilo Merriam. Rev. Gébrge B. Tompkins, pastor Those three forlorn :iro moral cour- “’liis' l victor by a large murgtn. and “ho (ill. suits for \\'llll:.m lit...» ,
('lurr-ncn ('nhlla null mono"... oi ill the Nnrwulk M. E. church. spokn ago. spirit of snm'lflr-t: lind now in nor KNmr-th Wood has (:th 'onowl rrs, tho noiml lll‘llSl; JIllllt'S ll-li-
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lllul‘f‘d U"(Trulipunlmcnis for tho Fullsfigii" “:1!th YSOI'lllns'Hs‘i'Otl‘???) "“""” “a: ''' W ----- mumps! :nnirvstltn tr; singed l' tilt; modern umlu tom m. on a, lurz.
, um s ut tho 0 it‘llli'lf,’ rt tho mowing] 3"‘Sl0'i‘ M’- ‘3 0" 39 ‘ " " "'73!” H Hr“- ianr' M: r enjoyrt son o: onr‘ thrr lltltionnlly kl: ..
llclginu i-lonur London: A. N. Pail. "Sock yo First. the Kingdom of 0:1. watelzbugy Wins '0 ”‘0 “”10 0f “l" “”10“!!! Orch- bit-“inf“ amt lirofl‘ssinnal mvn. d1- 1
dock and the mom f the class to 3"" 1““ rightousndstl’." ! I’le batlng Ljontest csira. The affair was urrnnged by in Straw”?! during ”m “Wk H'
1“” this will 0f ”16 mot-ting mr‘r: “A satisfying ““5 M" Tompkins ‘| Paul humanoid. l Wodnnsdny pus l.i"\\lS ll. Thon’apson, of ll.‘.
1n it big way. ésnld. "ll "0"" realized by 2“? 3°" ., . owning ’" Community “4"“ ”"3 Lindon :nipluc, who dirt] ”l‘ilcwlzl;
. _. . . in... filulsltion of Milan alone. i s e- '“Hiuo lloon." mmvlhlng now for (‘hupior lusltolhull tculn will play 7 g . l‘. . ... , I ._
b .Twmmgrqu‘mxzr EMTmQQM’ i voluprd by ”10 “KN- altitude WWW!) horwulk, attracted n number of n hum from the Watcrlulry r otcr January ’ m ‘5 "M 3" 3’ ‘ “
Entnl' of .tho ‘ian'llk M i" lilod mid (Mill in God in essential." porsmm in n (tum-n hold in tho ou’ »—.».~....-...g....__._...m__.. ,,_ homo h‘ifi".
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* m “M “X n r. ‘ ””“"’i in co..clnslon the pastor said that: hold under the mmpicns of tho Nor. ' 7 _ . . , ' ‘ .
from Harry l. Stuck. acting pni. “Wo need to face the fact ”mg we walk ('hnpttnp nl' livllnloy rm H... Taylor Dies; “ as 92 in all his info that Tf-i‘llll'li'l lam l.
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nlontlns tho locnl class on mgmy kind words that “.0 render. .
splrndld slnri. tho protruding “A"‘késhould ho dong todm." i
and umlrominx it w ”"3 ”Wk” “1 l‘icv. Charles R. (lrny, pnstor of .
similar organizations in ”“3 " ”” itho East Al'smin M. E. church. div. — . . ,
try. Gen. l". I”. Fror‘ head of ”"lvussod the topic. "Religion Dcolsl , ’
illuc Army of D; Bortholuw': Willi Life." at the mqrnlng liervicol .
grout class in Mt. l‘;rnon. who i l. i rosiordny. Thu h.“ of tho scrmonl . _
ed a visiting delegation from that i “.3... "H" is not the God of u... dead.‘ 3 '
body. was then introduced and 83"“ pm of tho living." I ,z , ' ..
n one-minute tnlk cxprcnslng ih.‘g The main points M the nrmonl t ‘V
drooling of Mt. Vernon to Noru‘nlh 'um‘o: . l ; , t
(ion Dunbn. was ihcn glvcn op. 1. .Religion in the live thing oils 5 - ‘.
portunity to commond lhs Elliot! tor the prossnl. (lad is. not was. He , ., ‘
tho strength they showed in attend. builds the grout today. i i a;
uncounnd ho gracefully conceded to 2. immortality is grounded in .‘
tho Rods ihx victory for tho tiny. the nature of God. lluinunltys; . \
5“,,” .3ch ”l8!!! in hand." ho cold, quest is for the virtual. Religion
Road’s Guarantceowf‘ Fine Quality and
Correct Fashion Attracts Many to
Om January Fumiture Sale
it is ' ice to know that when buying furniture at Road’s you are getting realiablc
high grade articles at reduced prices—piecesof furniture beautifully designed
by recognized artists. made of carefully seasoned woods and splendidly con-
structed by skilled craftsmen. . .
' Bedroom Sets in Sufficient Quantity ‘ . l
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to Offer a Wide Chelce‘ g
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Walnut used in combination to make :1 Combination Walnut which shows the" i
charming set consisting of bed, dresser, burl. Bed. dresser. chifforcttc and semi-
vanity with long router and two side V311"! Reg. ”95- $300
mirrors. and tall chest of drawers. Reg. VWalnut in‘combination is particularly at. I;
price 3250 $225 tractive in the two shades of finish— 1
Solid. Walnut fashions a very handsome Bi v and bed and swell front dresser. :,
. set in dull wax finish. Beautiful interiors chest of drawers and vanity. With full A 7
and handles. Dresser, semi-vanity, chlf- size bed. Reg. $295. $255
torette and bed. Reg. price $445. 8375 Same set with twin beds. Reg. price $360.
Mahorany Combinatio. offers conserva- 5325
live elegance in an a. ractive set with Mahogany Combination in lovely design I.
dresser. bed, vault. and chifforette. An- ha' dresser. chest 0f drawers, bed and "a“
tique ii 3h. Reg. price $295 $235 Vanity. Reg, price $295. $255
’ Fourth floor.
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Dining Room Sets
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m Beautiful Woods and Charmmg Designs - “
Sheraton brown finish gives an unusual , . . . ' 4
effect to a to piece set in combination imitation brass hinges and 10““ “dd 1
mahogany. Particularly logelysior a ingl'l . new note to this fine antique walnut set
it ng room. eg. price 37 . . . _, . ,
Large bullet, serving tablc, china closet. ' m Duncan PM“ style. Beautiful carvings
male and six egg"; make up this gm... -add much richness. Chairs upholstered in
it set of com inaiion walnut. Chairs in sir , R , ~
upholstered in leather. Reg..price $275. pe y cg .pnce “38' 8330
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