MW-"Dsaamlts Smith."
1 Milk—"lighting up»
Police-M's Fight To The rial-h."
Mushy Street Temple.
trail: Boat Club.
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COMING EVENTS
.I'risndly of Grace church.
Feb. 8.—-C ~Chicken Pie
liliepah Circle King's Daughters.
'ond Rubber Co.
inset at Y. M. H. A.
school.
Feb. ir—Saurkr'aut Supper
.Petor's church.
Community Club.
‘1 Films Association.
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
m Tide OOQDOCIIOII. o: ’1 As M
Low.Tido.......'.... «Misr.
Sunand Tide Forum".
on Rises ............
'Sun Sets
ee.
Low Tide ..........
might. scored a victory of 8 1.
m council members of the team
included: Stephen Miller. captain.
Royal Hill. William Haussler. Har-
{bid Webb and Harold Paul. A bowl.
l'iilg contest is held every Friday
night either with the Shelton Merl.
on or Bridgeport teams. The next
Wheat will be staged with Shelton.
Friday night. in this city
Household Coke—Harris a; Cans
a: a 0
Oscar F. Schultse. prominent io-
ils-I marketman. will sail February
’ from New York City to Porto Rico
‘ re‘ he will remain for several
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é-nadios sod .Victrolas sold on
my terms museum—Adv.
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Harry Schlde oi New Haven was a
yisltcr in this city .last evening.
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g w—The cleaning. ”dyeing and pros-
uing of garments is given the closest
tteution at The Twin City Valet’s’
delivered. 67 No. Main St.
boa—Adv.
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Today in the Jewish calendar is
known as "Shabbat Shirah" or “Sab-
bath of Sang."
s e s .
~THE CLIFFORD TAILOR
O. Cerulli. Prop. says: "Don't
throw away or give away your gar-
insets that need repairing. Bring
here and have an «duets
fiver: for placing the same in prop-
r*‘shapo. It's surprising how many
italics do this and are satisfied."
Elisabeth street corner from South
Main street—Adv.
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Local radio fans will be interest-
in knowing that Harry Taylor of
Raymond street. Rowayton. received
one widely separated stations be-
tween 11: 80 and 18 o 'clock last eve-
’ . The two stations were CXE.
Mexico City and Oakland. Csiiiornis.
Mr. Taylor tuned in on Mexico at
1-: 27 and the Western city at 11: 52.
. -Por Tasty sandwiches. stop at
holdens Confectionery stores. Nor-
Walk and So. Norwaik.——Adv.
3' C 't
. The weather greatly moderated to-
day after the recent sero tempera-
ture. and local weather prophets
are predicting warm weather the
next 24 hours.
. ——Bitulninous Household Coal.—
Morris A: Gena—Adv.
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. Automobiles driven by William 8.
ntgolnsry. 154 Main street. and
some Glynn. of Grand street. coi-
ded on West avenue at 8 o'clock
last night. The car driven by Glynn
‘owned by a local grocery. The
' . get busy and renew this issuance.
, Jan. 80 .-Turkey Supper "Slack
had White nevus" Minstrel Troop.
Jan. 80.--Annuai Banquet and
intertainmeat ot Troop No. 18 in
Jan. 80.—8moher at South Nor-
, Feb. 1.--Meeung ct Senior Girls'
Supper
‘ “ Feb. 2.--Dsnoe at Red Men's Hall
.. Main stret. auspices Norwalk 'nrs
Feb. 2.--Jewish Women's Council
Hall. Mrs.
. Weed and Mrs. Crawford To Speak.
Feb.2 .—-Chlcken Supper Mispah
Circle King‘sfaughtere at S. N.
Baptist churc ' ‘
> . Feb. 8.--—"Peg of My Heart." 3.
xbf C. Player at Center Junior High
St.
chb. L—Ctu-d Party Broad River '
"Fob. 8.—-Monthly Meet 0! Better
Sun Rises............. 705A. M.
Sun Sets ............. 7: 12 P. M.
1:06 A. M.
5:08 P. M.
1113!: Tide ............ 0:52 A. M.
... 7:13 P. M.
The Ponassls Council. Royal Ar-
.canum's bowling team oi this city.
he contest'wlth the Seaside Couno
loll. Royal Arcanum's bowling team
of Bridgeport held at the Main street
bowling ' alleys in Bridgeport 4:1“
e
Establishment. Work called for and ' .
Phone '
.mssettheiosurancsatcostana
they take admins of the privi-
is“? extended them in this connec-
”the
lee hare
omen-ma,” '
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Graduate. Benedict The Jeweler—
Adv.
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Nassau auras. of Rain street.
has returned irom a visit in Dan-
bury.
S O C
~Whatever your problems in
hssheg and ”plumbing "it. the new
‘ Wu
Nelson 88. White heating and
Plumbing coauaotor. u North Main
street—Adv.
C. I O
A social tor which admission was
ohargdd according to height. was
held last evening at the Darlea Con-
gregational church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pitch. of
Delano avenue. have left Daytoaa.
Florida. and expeotto arrive at
their Darisn home within a week or
so.
e 0 ~C
Constable John Sianehi, oi: Isaac
street. is sunsring from a very sore
ear. which was frozen at the Leip-
sig Pur iactory.fir.e."i'hursday night.
0
George M. McKendry. , Rowayton
real estate agent. has transacted
the fellowing deals during the past
month.
Three on. family houses in Mur-
ray street. trom Mrs. Herman
Schmidt to Mrs. George M. Grefe of
West Norwalk.
Fifteen acre farm in’ West Nor-
walk. near New Canaan. to Dr.
Leon Loizeaux of New York cltv
Two and one half acres of land in
Tokeneke . Road from Franklin
Lynch and 18 acres of land on Nor-
walk-New Canaan road from Mrs.
Bertha Weed to Florence A. Mc-
Kendry.
Deaths and some
. Charlotte Miller.
The funeral . of Miss Charlotte
Miller. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Con-
rad Miller of Broad River: who pass-
ed away Monday at ‘the Nor-walk
Hospital, alter a three weeks’ illness
oil‘sleeping sickness. took place yes-
etrday afternoon. with services at 2
o '.clock at the home at her brother.
John Miller. in Silvsrmine Road. and
in Saint Peter's Lutheran church at
8 o'clock. Rev. E. C. Wenzel. pastor
of Saint Peter's. conducted the serv-
ices at- the house. ‘While the Rev.
John Westerman.ypastor of the Lu-
theran Church oi the Holy Trinity
in New York City. omciated at the
services at the church and at the
committal services in Riverside
cemetery.
The services wele very largely at-
.ten'dcd and there were many beauti-
tui flora alterings. During the serv-
ices at the church. Miss Louise
Banks sing two of the favorite
hymns of e deceased. “Tell. Mother
I’ll be Th , c." and Face to Face."
i
mile 6. Role.
of Mrs. lbs 6.. Rule
morning at. 10 o ’clock
,. te home in Newtown
avenue. Rev. George B. Tompkins.
pastor or the Norwalk Methodist
church. officiated The remains were
taken to Woodlaw n. N. Y., for
burial. ‘ .
Campaign Director of
' U. S. V'e't'erans’
Bureau Urges R e-
news] of Insurance.
Dan Edwards. known as the man
who won both the Medal of Honor
and D. S. 0.. in the .late war. and
at present the campaign director for
the U. 8. Veteran; Bureau in its
efforts to get ext-service men to re-
new and convert their government
insurance. is again visiting Capt. An-
son F. Keeler and Norwalk.
Edwards states that while he is
vitally interested in bringing the
proposition in government insurance
to the men who served in the lat:
war, that he is more interested in
pointing out .to the dependent of
these men and the public what the
actual loss will be unless they make
the men renew andconvert this in-
surance.
He says. “Pour million men have
dropped thirty billions of dollars in
1
government insurance. which in gregationai Church 7-10 p m Prof. ‘ ‘
~ ' ‘ ~ - hart Point St. Fred Hawkins. local contractor,
3?;1333 afiflgofinm “filling: R. H. Bainton’s lecture. 8:10 p. :2: Sunday Evening Service will be has repaired the root of the home
mp1 '72 th ~17 bef Specialisation Ccurses. ' held at 7:00 S. Axel Anderson in of Mrs. W. S. Hanford. East eves
JuIy 0:33.11: no men ‘2: 0:. Monday. 7:” p. m Tompkins 'charge. ' rule. which was damaged by the tire
n ey ave " c ance, ° League. * a 0 at the fur shop. Thursday night.
recover this fvory good insurance. A
great many“ the men think that
GraadVlew avenue. Ila turned it over
”It Wot
~487- Inclined by a Culver!”
meeting at the Sewing
at the church.
8:00 1).
Mrs.
Park. Norwaik.
Thursday, 7:80 p .m. Mid-week
meeting this
"Y"
Meeting.'
week.
Meeting.
Ten Commandments;
They?"
Monday. Standard Teachers' Train-
ing School at South Norwalk Con-
TOMORROW
‘ Grace Baptist Church.
Rev. 17.. F. Lee. Minister.
80 Butler St.
Sunday school—~02“ A. M.
LADIES AID DAT.
Preaching. 11:18 A. 88.
special program and a brief
nus session.
Elma Freeman.
ted by Miss Rebecca J. Hall.
invited.
Rev. W. Henry Lamar.
10:80 A.
are.
2:80 P. M.-—-Dlnner.
preach. Singing by the Mt.
Baptist choir.
irlct.
8rd Quarterly Conference.
Friday 0 P. M.-Girl Scouts.
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South Norwsik
Services beginning Sunday.
31‘ will be held as follows.
11 A. M.—-Public worship.
Monday. 7:10-0:00 P.
8:00 P. M.—Meeting of
Business Committee.
Tuesday. 7:00 P. M.——Meeting oi
the C. B. B. K. at the Church.
Wednesday, 8 P. M.—-Meeting of
the Woman's Association
Dining Room. llev. Carrado Biggie
will speak on Local'Eaperlments in
Neighborliness. Rev. Biggie is
charge at work in Saugatuck an!
in
n Nor-walk.
Friday 10:00 A. M.—-A|l
U..! C
Morning:
Christ."
Evening: "The Hand that Wrote.”
Children's Sermon: “I'll pay you
for that."
Sunday. 9:80 a. m. Everyman'a
Bible Class at Regent Theatre. 10: 00
m.
G. Walter Aiken.
Covenant
8:45 p. m. Pioneer
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
George B. Tompkins. Minister
0:48 a. to. Sunday School.
7:80 p. m. Evening worship.
What
\
. Usher Board Meeting. 8:80 P. 87..
Junior B. Y. P. U.. 8:80 P. M.-—a
busi-
conducied by Miss
Senior'B. Y. P. U.. 7:00 P. M.
The business session will be conduc-
A special program. 8 P. M. by the
Ladies Aid. The public is cordially
Knight St. A. M. E. Church.
Poster.
Third Quarterly Meeting services.
M.——Love Feast. Deacon
Taylor and James E. Perkins. lead-
8:80 P. M.-—Union Service. Rev.
W.‘B. Nelson of New Canaan will
Zion l
7:80 P. lit—Sermon by Rev. W.
H. Jones P. E. of the Newport Dis-
Tuesday evening. class meeting.
onsl.
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. Minister.
Jan.
Sunday. 9:00 A. M. Church schsooi.
er-
mon subject. "The Door and the
Sayer." A Nursery is conducted at
this hour tor all parents who do-
sire to attend worship.
4:80 P. M.—-Young People's Con-
ference 'for all young people oi the
parish with supper at 0 P. M.
7:80 P. M.~Evouing song service
lead by Mr. Elmer Craig. Sermoa by
the minister. "A Scientists Faith."
M.—-Insti-
tute of Religious Education.
the
. the
Norwnlk. Miss Winnie Nash will
also speak on Americanlzatlon work
A Business meeting will be held
with- an opportunity for
to pay membership does. A Social
hour will follow.
Thursday. 7: 45 P. lino-Mid-Weck
Service. Subject," The
Divine Revelation."
members
Reality oi
day
committee
South Homolleaptist Church
Rev. Lester T. Mallory. Pastor
rWhat Think Ye oi
and Seoul at the home of Miss Dor-
cus‘Baker. 6 Couch St.
Tuesday 5:80 to 7:00 p. m. Chick.
en Pattie Supper at the church.
Bible School Council
Meeting at the church.
Wednesday 2:80 p. m. Woman’s
Association Meeting at the home at
11 Union
9:80 a. in. Men’s Bible Class at
The Regent.
11:3? :1. m. 30m“ ‘33 wmmp' “m 5‘1“” scum" 11 " m‘ The sermon: will be followed by
‘31?) ty of Igesus. L Subject. "Love." prayer and {dedication of the new
. p.111. pworth ensue. The Wednesday evening testimony Sunday schcoi rooms.
leader will be Ralph llartwell. Toyc.
"The Church and a Good Time."
"The
are ‘
Wednesday- 2 :80 p. :11. Ladies‘ Aid
Society meets in social rooms of
, ... : l
. , , l
l‘ ‘ .
was mine muslin—so uoawsut. CONN.
H, ‘... l
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NISunday Nodes: and Church NewsA
' EfiS'
role you
l
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l W .
The Evening Sentinel would
appreciate it very much it all
church notices for publication on
this page were in the Sentinel oi.
lice not later than 0 p. in. Friday
evening of each week.
a prayer of dedication in the new
Sunday- sc-hool and prayer room
There will be a social gathering
in the Sunday school rooms on Fri.
day evening.
A cordial invitation is extended
to attend these services.
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First Methodist Episoo‘
South Norwa ,
Rev. A. 14'. Chamberlain. Pastor.
Everyman's Bible Class 0; 80 at '
1 Church
sermon. ‘
1:;00 M. Junior Sunday school. the Regent theatre.
Monday: ' 10:00 Bible School. .
8:80 P. 28. Junior Boys club. 11:00 Morning Worship—“My
Tuesday: , Church and 1."
8:80 P. M. Girls Friendly society Roll Call Day—The membership
candidates. will be asked to reply to their
Tuesday: . . names when'cailed. ;
7:80 P. M- 5" Agnes GUM “'“h 8:80 Young People's Meeting.
Miss Charlotte Sanford. 8 Gregory
Boulevard.
Wednesday:
7:80 P. M. Prayer meeting led by
the Rev. Edward A. Bray.
8:80 choir: rehearsal.
Thursday:
7 p. m. S. O. S. Boys' club.
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May Hadley. Leader. ; Chapter ll.
“From Over the Boarder."
7:80 Evening Worship—"Taking
All the land." ‘
7:80 Monday evening Communi-
ly Training School Leoture by Pro—
fessor Balaton of Yale University-—
Four other courses open to all.
. Thursday Probationsrs' Classes at
2:00 and 8:46 PrayerJMeeilng 7:30. l
"The Bishop's Questions."
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East Ave. Methodist EpiscO' pal
Church
international Bible Students
Red Men's Hall. Washington
street.
Bible study 8-8 1’. M.
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Bethlehem Gongs. Church
Rev. Granetroln. Pastor
Sunday Services:
10:45 A. M. Morning worship.
12:00M. Sunday School.
4:00 P. M. Vesper Service.
7:00 P. M. Evening Service.
Due to a very important an.
nouncement that will be given at
this service with reference to the
progress of our work. it is desired
that the whole congregation and
other friends attend this service.
Tuesday Feb. 2. 7:48 P. M. Choir
rehearsal.
Thursday. Feb. 4. 8:00 P. M. Pray.
er and Praise service.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Cedar Street
Rev. E. C. Wenzei. pastor.
German service at 10 a. m. Eng-
lish snrvico at 11 a. m. Bible Class
and Sunday school at 12 noon. Sub.
jrct of sermon: “The Laborers in
the Vineyard of the, Lord." Every-
body is cordially welcome.
The YOung People's society will
meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
Rev. Charles S. Gray Minister
Sunday Somces: .
Everyman's Bible Class at lic-
gent theatre 9:80 A. M. Public wor-
ship 10: 80 A. M. Sermon "Judging
Without Preludicd." . Evening wor-
ship at 7: 80. Sermon on “The Serv-
Ice of Power"
Church School at l o‘clock with
classes for all: and Friendship Bible
class for adults. Topic.
of the Church " ' .
Epworth League} 0:30 P. 11.!
Leader. Miss Roxy Houghton. lm
Monday. ’
7. 10- P. M. Lecture Courses of the
Community Training School at S.
Norwaik Congregational church.
Tuesday Evening .Epworth League
monthly meeting. ‘
Wednesday.‘
2: 80 P. M. The Ladies' Aid socio-
iy will resume their regular meet-i
ing Wednesday instead of Thursday
Thursday: ‘
8. 30 P. M. The; class a church
membership wilil meet hereafter
Thursday instead of Wednesday.
Thursday. .
7. 45 P. M. mld- week service. Topic
5
E
i
In
in
in in the basement of the church. All 0" Steward'fhlp' '98" 0119'! 3067 be on the silo of the {ormrr home of
members are urgently requested to Religious? The 9"“13‘ BM“! ‘5 Col. lobert (l. ingt‘moll. the {Rm-l
present. requested to meet. at close of Pray- om. nthlcsi. 1
The Bible class will meet Wednes- or Meeting about ‘3’30 P- M- °“ 30' This incident recalls how Vol.l
count of the lecture Courses on Mon- .
day evening.
Friday ev.ening Friendship Bible
Class will: secinl and refreshments
day evening at 7:80 o'clock also in
the basement of the church.
The Ladiea' society will moot
Thursday afternoon likewise in iilt‘
at
invited to attend.
0n the llth of February the
ladies will serve a. sauerkraut sup-
per. They are working hard to {my
off the last debts on the parsonage
Oilr sister-congregation in Wm-
port will celebrate the fifth annivcr.
nary of the organisatiorl of the con-
gregation on Saturday. February 6.!
A special service will be held at 8;
o‘clock in the church. Aiter the?
service a social hour will be spam
in the assembly room of the church.
All members are-cordially invited to
‘oc
EAST. NORWALK
_se
W
Henley.
fire from a spark which flow from
the fur company. Lillie damage was
done.
ilund. where she was a visitor
'lho homo of hl-r daughter.
mire. the French philosopher
Bible Society. which had
meantime
house as headquarters. met in the
ten his
high on all sides with Bibles in m-
-iwo different languages.
TRISTRAM o" HYATT
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1926.
-m....
.m .m.... .e, .
quality they have all
It feels good to have them these cold nights! And when they are of good
Half Wool Blankets
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store "
WP" Street Nut-walk, Conn. l
i
BLANKETS
the softness and warmth that makes for comfor. ;
All Wool Blankets .
‘ Kenwood ..
Colorful. full one and dou- A" Wool Blankets 100% all pure wool full bl/f',
big. c{1011f 'wool In fancy Moth Proof and double blankets in full. \' 5
co m p aids" Crib size $6.75 ”med ”was '
55-0” Twin size . . . . . $12.00 $10-00 .
Wool Blankets
$5.98 .
~m.
60% wool, full size and dou~
his in fancy colored plaids.
Beacon Blankets
Full size (66x80) in Ml...
old men.
$3.
Full size ..... . $13.50
Throws . . .. $9.00
Beacon Crib Blankets
98c, $1.50, $1.75. $2.98
5
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Hawkins avenue.
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The new home being built on East
“B avenue for Harry Jacobs of Bridge-
eginningi port. is nearing completion.
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Mrs. Fred L. Piper. of Van Zant
reel. has returned from Stilton is-
ill
Mrs.
mine 1". Grocnlaw. tor a few days.
lBishop Lives Where
Ingersoil Used To
The interesting discmery has just
been made that Rt. Rev. John Gar-
dner Murray D. D..
Bishop of the Episcopal Church. re-
the Presiding
mlng from Baltimore to a term
pornry home in New Y.ork has cs-
blisiled himslli‘ in a Grumercy
Park apartment hotel which is built
and
hit-ct. bring in exile in Geneva.
wrote on one occasion that 'one hun-
dred yours hence thd Bible and the
basement or the church and ‘1” $03,122:. A" llllnoriaut business Christian religion will be but a
members and friends are cordially ' . memory."
‘ One hundred years later the Ex-
lhc International
in the
over Voltairc‘s
lltlve Board of
taken
me room in which ho had writ-
predlcitlon. it was piled
Symphony Orchestra
Concert Postponed
The musical service which the
moms at 10:80 during the church
hour.
Vespers at 4 P.
Paul-His Pride." <
Young peoples service at 8:18.
Leader. Fred Lane. Topic: "The
Church."
Monday. the Doorkeepers’ Circle
at the home of Mrs. P. J. Curtis,3
Byington Place, at 8 P. M.
Wednesday. the L. B. A. in
parish house at 8 P. M.
Thursday. mid-week service at
"Get-together week." will be
observed at the Advent Christian
church. during the coming week. It
is hoped that; everymember oi the
church will plan to attend. Any
member failing who cannot attend
is asked. to send a good-cheer mee-
eago that may be read. The program
for the week includes:
Morning sermon at 11 o 'clock. by
Rev. J W. Davis. state commando
er of the G. I A. R. and former.
M.»Pcrtraits of
e
the
8
Buy Now! Save Later!
Irving’s Dep’t Store
arm. Bible School. 11:00 a. m. ““me with.th.cm.. 1 local members of tho Norwaik
M in W sill . 8:80 . .Y un : ' s'm hony orchestra were 10 give
P023100: Mgztin: 7:80pp.mm. tlives- “'5‘ Congregation?! OER“ . . ll: tirie Norwalk M. E. church to-
ning W‘orship. .‘ E01}? 3:202}. ggw; .Psstcr Rev. Jo W‘s DaVlS, State morrow evening has again been post-
Monday. 7:10 p. in. Training 113‘; ‘i ' wet in“ .at {036 with C m ‘ d G A R polled—~ll‘lls time indefinitely.
School and popular Lecture at the cm as!) :h: p astor' ‘ subject- 0 man er a a s,
.0. M... cull". l... v - - Will Pieach In The
p. m. Monthly Meeting of Trustees. O ' _ . . A BARGAIN FEAST
8'00 9 in You“ People's Business Sunday school at 9.80 with the Morning
' ' ' Beginners and Primary Depart- 1 t I
ALL FOR YOU
GIGANTIC .
CLEARANCE SALE
08 WASHINGTON 8T.
P. M. pastor of the church. A short ad~
dress by the] pastor. Rev. Fred L.
Piper. and baptism will be includ-
ed at the evening service.
‘ Rev. Chester W. Parmely. pas-
First Chfimgd Christ, Scientist. , tor of the Advent Christian church.
5 eat Avenue. Bridgeport. ovill deliver a sermon
Regular Sunday Service 11 L m. Wednesday evening. at 7:45 o'clock.
.. Coming—a parish party on Feb.
11th.
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meeting 8 o'clock. To both of these
services the public is invited.
Reading Room. 57 West Avenue.
Open week days. holidays excep-
ted. from 7 to 9.
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Swedish Lutheran Church.
A supperi will be served at the
church. Friday evening at 6:30
o'clock and.‘ will be followed by a
special musical program.
Special musical programs will be
given at each service.
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Mount Zion Churdl.
R'cv. R. 8. Harris. Pastor. The Omicron circle of the East
311;: t1: :3ufifigrtmczrfit i”lurch. The official board of Mount Zion Avenue M.‘ E. church will hold «I
g. a“ the m u the are onl W Wednesday 3: 45 D m Junior church will meet at the church to- food sale .‘this afternoon at the A.
quired to pay one moynth ”01:!“ League day at 7. 80 P. . . a. P. store‘. Van Zant street and 0s.
at their war time rate and 013 ”mm!” 7: ‘5 P m Pm) 9" Si‘1'V‘-Sun¢lay Services: borne avenue. from 2 to 5 o'clock.
month in advance for the kind of “‘3' "Mm" , . _ Preaching 11‘s. M. by the pastor. Ti“; 3202;? :01; kill; 23': c3211. b°
. l‘ s d ho _. :3 . -. _ use .
“gamuiegetnfwg: $533.3 5'1““ Am” cartilage? Strut. 12 o P u Den 3 ° ' '
in” My. . thou ht for the future Open air Saturday.~ Whistlevllie The Pastor. choir and COUMIE- Isaac Ballard Anthony Bower
of their dependants and the future :3 P- M- “d 39* “mum ”0 P~ tion will visit Knight Street a. u and 30“"! Farrlnzlrdon. “fire visi
PM”?! ' '- tors in Danbury yeste ay a ernoon. l,‘
tr or the nation. they. will Sud”: E. church at s P. 88.. B. Y. P. U.. when ‘th mmm th. Empress
.Thspuhliohsstopaytorthemsin-
tainanbeof the bureaothatths men
the men will be looser-l too. unle-
10:00 A. M. Prayer Service.
10:80 A. M. Sunday School.
11:80 A. M. Holiness meeting;
8:80 P. M. Y. P. L.
7:80 P. M. Opan‘air.
8:00‘ Pl‘M. Salvation Service.
Tuesday:
Open air 7 P. M.
Home.l..eagus.7:80 P. M
Wednesday:
8: 80 Band ct Love at Bell.
7: 00 Boys Cluia
JOHN. 313 Elli avenue.
mtg. 81.0mm:
at,” Salvation Service.
mo Cottage prayer service. Mrs.
‘ W
8501.1. Band of loco Class Mrs.
' ‘Jones'zn nuisance.
preaching at 7:80 by the pastor.
Wednesday 7:80 P. 88., Covenant
meeting. the clubs combined will
give a dinner at the home of Mrs.
Elisabeth Patterson. 18 Raymond
street. Thursday. choir. rehearsal
Friday 7. 80 P. 88..
M. Harry Grandy Clerk.
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Rev. 8'. L. Piper pestor‘ .
Mrs. Ellie Patrick
Sunday School at 10: 00 88.. Innis.
theatre.
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It is reported that the garage in i
the rear. of the horns of Prank
III!!!“
1:: produces eggs
at lowest cost
to. Sun a
flooded? Feed 00.. South
Norwalk
Tobin a Knorr. Saugatuch
caught
K. Of C. Will Honor
Patron With Banquet
date for lilo coming ’l'llllll 1.. '
This will be the Sunday l-lliw
Easter at which time a liil‘ll- w
. __ will receive the Major llngr. ..
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' At a large and enthusiastic meei- 1" “as "I” "”52”" ‘l ""
ing of the So. Norwnlk Council. No. mum“ “a” u” ”mm”
1253' Knights of Columbus. in its since ”it‘l'o is much :ln alum}.
rooms in Washington street last of talent available the Milan
Thursday evening. several lmport- have me" WWW”! ”5‘ " WWW ' '
ant matters were brought Up. One to got iogcihnr all the muslrinna w
was the proposal to hold :1 Columbus tho. council: Frank rift‘lfll'lllln \\;.-
linnl l‘ioriwnv. Thomas .‘II'MHhr‘
Du ban :1 t. com lit ,. . . ~ ‘ ‘
y :1 C A " too has '11 Edward Hayes. William an‘k r.
ready been appointed to arrange
for it and it is now intended to make
this banquet the biggest hold in the
hislory of the, local council. Colum-
bus being the patron of the order,
it is proper that this day be filling-
ly celebrated. the members feel.
Forbears Night was discussed and
it was decided to hold lrlsh Night
at the second meeting in February.
April ll was set as the definite
Dans Simon.
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials
PorkRoast'.............. ...27clb.
VealRoast.................. ...24clll.
BonelessRib Roast ..32:-,lh.
FreshShoulders.| ................21clb.
LambLegs.............. .........:l..=,clh.
FreshHams’..%.....................30c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Nor-wall:
30 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk' .
Weslport. Georgetown. Darlen. Stamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport '-'-
Printer’s, SickStohihch and
Headaches AllhOst Cost Job
Mr. K. M. Collins of Wood-
llavcn. N. Y., says. "Instead of .
plodding through my work ;
wearily on account of sick :
headaches and sour stomach. I i
now ‘enjoy good health and 3'
' ambition. can do more and bet-
ter work and life is worth liv-
ing. 1 have never before given
my name to advertise a medi-
cine, but you cannot imagine
how different i feel since I dis-
covered Carter’ 5 Little Liver
Pills "
Co-ccr' 5 Little Liver Pills "1 a gentle manner mm any
tonic the whole system through bad after efi’ects.
theliverand bowels. They act Recommended and for so is
so a mild and eficctive iaxative,1by all drug stores. "
W. L. Crabb. Stamford
C. Buckingham. Southport
Rings End “to! Co. Ddflen P
t;
Groeschner. superintendent. A run
attendance is desired.
The week commencing with
Blinday will be 'uet-t.
Week' at this church with
features. “
Sunday morning at 11 Mei
be pronouns be":ll Rev. 8.1.313
of Bridgeportla m
,“ sauce Mill.
Aluminum Ware:
* A surprisingly attractive collection of‘the-
. cofleo and tea pots. take tins. pie plates.
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double roosters. percolators.
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