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Sunday Notices and Church News
Bethlehem Church
.Vsn Zant St.. {Near East Ave
Rev. Granstrom. Pastor
10:“. morning worship.
1!, Sunday school. (English).
Mr. Axel S Ammundsen. superin-
tendent.
5.1'. P. service. (English). Topic.
“Faith and Work." according to
James. Leader: Annie Burk.
1:00. evening service. (Swedish).
Tuesday; 7:45. choir rehearsal.
Thursday. a, prayer service and
Bible study.
Our friends are kindly asked to
keep in mind that the last Sunday
of this month. Sept. 26. is our
"Rally Day."
East Ave. Methodist Episcopal
Church .
Rev. Charles S. Gray. Minister
Church school. 10. and Friendship
Bible class.
Public worship.
“Opened Books."
Supper for young people. 6, by
Epworth tongue. being a got-to-
ll. sermon on
gethcr and opening meeting for the
fail activities. The young pcnpln‘.i
TERLING
news
The Trend in
UBNITURE
ssnions
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Sterling Furniture
Company
not No. Main at. Tel. 100
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New Fall Line
Royal Society Package
Goods
J. l MALLE'ITE
88 Washington St. .
The French Glove &
Corset Shop
Ntxt to Beck Hazzard's
i No. Main St.. So. Norwails
BPECIALIZING IN LADIEB'
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
GORBBTS AND
UNDERWEAR
"See L‘s First for Values"
council officers will be nullott-d for
at this meeting.
Evening worship. 8. sermon by
Mr. G. T. Rochmnn. of liartforo‘.
Mrs. Marlon l'lusted Clark will sing.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
The regular Sunduy service of this
church is tit 11. Sunday school is
at 11. .
Subject: “Matter."
Wednesday evening testimony
inrctlng (it‘s.
Rcadint: room. tit West avenue.
Open week days (holiday excepted)
The public is cordially invited by
this church to attend a free lecture
on Christian Science to be deliver-
ed in the Regent thcntr'c. Norwnlk.
sundny afternoon. Sept 19th. at 3:3.)
o'clock. I). S. 'l‘., by Frank llcll. 1
El. 13.. of Philadelphia. mcmbcr of
the board of lcctureship of the}
Mother Church. the First Church‘
‘ of Christ. Scientist. in Boston, Mass.
Salvation Army
Sunday school. 10:30.
Holiness meeting. 11:30.
Y. P. i... 6:30.
Salvation service. 7: 45.
First Congrcgstlonai Church of
South Norwnik
Rev. F. ii. Jacobs, Minister
Mrs. Lois Birchnrd Hedner.
Organist and Director
Sunday. 0:45. church school.
ll. public worship, communior.
servitc.
ii. nursery.
0:30. young people's meeting.
Monday. 7:30. meeting of the
from 12 to 5. Monday and 'l‘iiurs-'
dny evenings frotl 7 to '.v. All are
welcome.
Pilgrim Guild. at the church.
Thursday. 7:00. choir practice.
Friday. 0:00. meeting of the has-
pltai committee. at the home of
Mrs. E. G. Huntington. i Courtlai-d
place.
Music for Sunday will he as fol-
lows:
Prelude. "Ave Maria." Shelly.
Anthem. “Fear Not 0 Israel."
Splcker.
Otfcrtory solo. selected. Miss Helen
Ketainger.
Poatlude.
Mendelssohn.
"Allegro )iacstosc."
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard
Robert B. n. Foote. Rector
a. holy communion.
10:45, morning prayer and ser-
mon. "Can We’ Pay the Price?"
The senior department of the Sun-
day school will attend this service
in s. body.
0:30. senior Sunday school.
1". Junior Sunday school.
6:30. young people‘s fellowship
will meet at the church for supper.
Delegations from Trinity church.
Southport; and St. Jobn'l chosen.
Stamford; will be present and also
attend the evening service.
7:30. evening service conducted by
the young people's fellowship. The
sermon will be preached by the
popular rector of St. John‘s church.
Stamford. the Rev. Gerald Cunning-
ham.
p. m. holy communion for all
workers of the parish.
of the parish organisations
others
the fall and winter work.
Thursday.
church.
Friday.
the church.
7:80. choir
So. Norwalk Baptist Church
Roy. L. T. Mallory. Pastor
The subjects of the Sunday acr-
mons are as follows:
Morning. “Education and the
Spiritual Life."
l-Itenlng, "Faith and Youthful-
tires."
The young people will have a
part in the service bringing their
message in demonstration of the
Spirit. of Youth.
Children's sermon. "Strays."
Sunday. 10. bible school: ii. morn.
ing worship: 6:30. Christian Eti-
dcavor. 7:30, evening worship.
Tuesday. 7:15. meeting of den-
con's board; 7:40. meeting of the
membership committee:
visory hoard.
Thursday, 7:45, prayer meeting.
A bcnn supper will be served by
the lookout and social committee
Tuesday. St. Matthew's day. 7:30.
the
8-. 00. meeting of all the members
and
interested in our common
work to discuss some new plans for
2. the women's guild
will meet in the work rooms of the
rehearsal at
8:00. ad:
Wednesday from 6:80 till 1 p. m.
The proceeds will be used to pro-
vide a fund for the expenses and
supper during the homo-coming
celebration. The public is very
cordially invited.
Many important items of business
including the purchase of new
iit’mnais will be decided at the busi-
ness meeting at the close of prayer
meeting Thursday.
The quarterly meeting of the Ad-
visory board will he held Tuesday at
s p. in. Every member of the
hcaid is urged to be present.
Advent Christian Church
1". L. Piper. D. D.. Pastor
Morning worship at ll. Sermon
topic. “The Return to Galileo and
to Service."
Sunday school at 10. This will he
Rally Day'for both school and
church and]. full attendance Is de—
sired. Let every member and friend
be present.
Loyal Workers at 8:80. Evening
service at 7:80. Sermon topic, "I.
Wayside Incident that Lifted a Life."
The pastor asks that special c:-
forts be made to attend these ser-
vices.
Prayer and praise service Thurs-
dly evening at 7:45.
Trinity Church
Rcv. Chapman S. Lewis. M.A..
Rector
Sunday. September 19.
8:00. Holy Eucharist.
9:80. church school.
10:80. matins and sermon.
Please note that the churcn
school resumes sessions this morn-
ing. New pupils will be welcomed.
Grace Baptist Church
22 Butler St.
Rev. R. 1". Lee. Minister
Sunday school. 0:45.
Preaching. 11:15.
Junior and Senior B. Y. P.
7:00.
Church's regular monthly‘sacrcd
concert—special program, 8:00.
Tuesday. 7. teachers' meeting,
8. musical and "Tratelers' Adieu-
lures," by one of the tribes in the
interest of the rally.
Wednesday. 8. ladies' aid society.
Thursday. 8, prayer meeting.
Friday. 8. choir practice and young
people‘s bible class.
U.'B.
Neurone Services
225 Liberty 80.. East Norwalk
Preaching service Sunday after-
noon 8.
In the evening. 7:45. praise and
preaching. Both services will be in
charge of Mr. Scofield of Stamford.
Prayer service Wednesday night
at 8.
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Franklin Street
R. B. Harris. Pastor
Rev.
Preaching. it.
Sunday school. 11:30.
it. 1'. P. U.. 0:00.
Preaching. 1:80.
Wednesday. 1:80. prayer meeting.
Friday. 7:80. choir rehearsal.
Thursday. 1:80. sewing circle
meets at the home of Mrs. Elie
Smith. 1| Raymond street.
Grace Church
Rev. .1. Benton Werner. Rector
Celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at I. Morning prayer and scr-
mon at 10:80.
Knight St. A. M. E. church
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor
Women's 0800 rally day.
Mrs. Emily C. Knight of Phil-
adelphia will 'be present and speak
afternoon: and evening. 11. Mrs.
Mary Latent will be the speaker.
Mrs. Emily Banks will preaidl at
the cum.
12:80, Sunday school.
2. dinner.
8:80. special program of music
and readings by Mrs. Sadie 3. Net.
son of New Canaan. Mrs. Mary
Bowser of Stamford. Miss Rebecca
Hall of South Norwalk, Mrs. Corn
Scott of New Canaan. Miss Marion
Perkins will preside at the organ.
ii. A. C. E. league.
7:80. sermon by Mrs. Emily C.
Finch.
Tuesday evening. class meeting.
Friday evening. A. C. E. league
meeting and social.
Norwallt Methodist Episcopal.
(At the center.)
Mearl P. Culver Ph. D.. Minister.
8:45—8 day School. The Men's
Assembly this class also meets at
this hour. The discussions are at.
ways full of interest.
11:00—Morning Worship.
7:30—Evcning Worship. Dr. Cul-
vcr's sermon themes for those ser-
vices will be. respectively. "Relig-
ious Values 1" and "Religious Val-
nos 11." These sermons will deal
with Christianity as an asset to so-
ciety and its place in tho onward
march of civilization. Hoar them
both.
.ozao—First meeting of the Ep-
worth Leage. This will be a meet-
ing for all who are interested. Every
League:- is expected to be present.
Dr. Culver will have charge of the
meeting and will speak on "On Your
Mark."
Tuesday his—The Phtlsthea
Class will meet at the home of Mrs.
St. John Keelor. 4 Eversley Ave.
Mrs. Keelcr hopes to see every
member.
Thursday his—Mid Week Pray-
er Meeting. Attendance is growing.
Will you help it along by being pres-
out?
A cordial welcome is awaiting you
' , at The Friendly Church.
INDUSTRIAL . NEWS
Wine Presses
Crushers
Kegs
WOOD AND BRASS FAL'CE'TS
Rosenfield Bros.
125 wins m. 340
“Free Delivery"
hington St.
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Deferred Payment Plan
{Down payment as low as
' $50.00 with 12 months
to pay balance.
Polley' Refrigerating
And Supply Co.
South Norwalk. Oonn.
Phone 3668-105?
’
scion Days
Are Here
Your Bay Prepared to
‘ to School Properly:
Complete line of boys’
"is in four pieces-$1
Warehouse Annex ls
Nearing Finish At
Local S. 0. Plant
The alterations and improvements
lander construction to the annex to
the warehouse at the Standard Oil
plant in Wilson Point Road. com-
pleted last spring will b ,. nlshed in
about a week. The wor is .being:
mason l
i
done by Thomas Robins.
builder. Four large windows urn;
now being built in the large east
avail of the building. .
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Beiden E Bailey. plant superin-g
fiendent resumed his duties yester-l
. day after a. mention of several days. ‘
5 O O O
% Charles Sterling. cashier of the of- .
'fice. is enjoying his annual vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling and family:
have changed their residence from
I Ohio to Newtown avenue. ‘
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Plans are being made for several
i new trucks to be added to the large
‘ fleet operating from the local branch »
of the Standard Oil company. {
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George E. Harris and David L. i
Brennan of the office force and]
Frank L. Marron. office manager of;
the Stamford branch office. attend-i
;station collection agent. pitched for
the Toreadors ut
. sedan.
. duties Monday.
3
ed a performance of "No. No. Nan-
ette" at the Park theatre. in Bridge-I
port.
0 O 0
Henry "Chick" Valiant, service
the interesting
Lion-Toreador benefit game at
Amusement Park. Wednesday after-
noon. MichaelJ. O'Brien. David L.
Brennan and Arthur Fitch were
there to root for “Chick." ,
a e 0
William R. Gage. manager of the
local branch is driving a. new Buick
Associates of Miss Helen G. Miller
of the office force are receiving cards
from her from Atlantic City where
she has been sojourning for two
“colts. Miss Miller will resume her
V G. Millet- of New York has ac-
cepted a position as field salesman
for the Bridgeport district operating
from the local office.
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Lawrence Woodbrldge. chief clerk.
will make his monthly trip to his.
home in Baltimore Maryland. this
week-end. .
G O 0
Irving Fisher of the office force is
absent from his duties on s. week’s
mention.
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Earl F. Baker. manager of the
bowling teams is arranging the
schedule for the opening of the sea-
son ln about s..mo:ith;
Kenneth Beers will begin his an~
nual vacation of two weeks. Monday
m.orning
TEXAS WINNERS SHAKE
IWarren Malianey Held i
For Reckless Driving
State Officer liratino arrested
Warren Mahoney. Palmer avenue.
Larchmont. for reckless driving and -
evasion of responsibility yesterday!
afternoon. Mahoney. driving a Cole
touring car. was travelling at a fast
clip east on the Post read. when he
turned sharply into the line of trai-
tie and clipped the bumper off a
second machine. When he failed to
stop. the driver of the second car
rtportcd him to Fratino. and the
oiiicer overtook him Just so he had
succeeded in duplicating his offense.
He gave bonds of $160 to appear in
court September 28.
Worse Than Norwalk’s? .
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The British have reacted to th-
»jibe of Will Rogers who repeatc-l
via his own way the platitude that
Americans have used for decoder.
that English coffee is the worst P)
the world. Many in London admit
the indictment. With the finest not
coffee beans. carefully roasted and
properly ground. the avprage Eng
ltsh. cook produces a terrible drinl.
murky and glutinous. But what r:
American tea. the British. retort. A:
ter easing their consicence aboa'
British coffee they are better able. 1..
do justice to what they claim is 2
most incredible drink. American um
it English coffee is bad. they any
American tea is worse and the din
honors are even.
Poster Man Honored
Jules Cheret.,wlio first mad-
the walls of Shoes a. picture got
lery. thanks to his colored advertise
ment posters. has been promoted t‘
be a Grand Officer of the Legion 0
Honor. The French government ha:
thus sought to express its path)
with‘ihe aged artist. I: in his
ninetieth year, on having. almost
lost his sight. Cheret opened a new .
school in pictorial wall advertising
and if picture poster-ref today are
not the works of art they were after
Cberet set the fashion. this is as-
...o. ._ _.
cribed in Paris to the artistic suc-
cess of the school which was so great
that the public admired the art but
Ioverlooked the object the art was
meant to serve.
Monomarks—They’re New
"—-
“1 don't know his address. but 1
have his monomeric. " said a woman.
in applying for a summons against
her husband. The maglsirutu accept-
ed the monomark and issued a sum-
mons against that address. English
police in handling lost property take
cognizance of tho monomark. which
is a kind of registered Ii‘ilt marlt
standing for the owner's iiil Illllliil'
and address but allowing him its}
use without divulging his identity or!
address.
' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1926.
TRISTRAM & HYATT co.
Norwnlk's Lending Dry (ilimls Store
WALL STREET NORWALK
The New Fashion Book Of Ladies Home
Journal Patterns
NOW ON SALE—WINTER NUMBER
25 Cents a Copy—15 Cent Certificate Free
WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL
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Wall St.
Phone 3261
N orwalk'
(REGENT GARAGE) Phone 2283
OAKLAND PONTIAC
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here.
many years.
EAST NORWALK COAL CO.
3 . 5 ROWAN mm
ALBERTA BROS. Dealers in COAL and CHARCOAL have leased
this property. and are continuing the business under the above name, but.
have absolutely no connection with nor relation to any other firm, company
or individual who has previously occupied this property or did business
WE PURPOSE TO CARRY ONLY THE BEST GRADES OF ANTHRA-
CITE COAL‘, 'ALL SIZES THOROUGHLir SCREENED,~ OUR DELIVERY.
, MEN ARE UNIFORMLY CAREFUL AND COURTEOUS.
WE ALSO CARRY A GOOD LINE OF. BITUMINOUS COAL WHICH IS
GIVING GOOD SATISFACTION, AND WE 'ARE WHOLESALERS OF.
CHARCOAL.
We have retained as OfliCe Manager Mr. S. W. VELSQR whose integrity
is well known, and who. has served the public in the coal business for
. .We make no promises we cannot fulfill, we fill all the orders we take, and
guarantee you best service at lowest prices.
.We respectfully solicit a trial order confident of giving satisfaction.
PHONE 605
Signed: JOSEPH ALBERTA.
JOHN ALEEETJL
Norwalk Chronicler