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are always to be found at this store.
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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
soars soawans. cons.
Speaking before the largest lath.
cring held by the liveryman'e Bib-
in Class this season. at the Recent
theatre yesterday morning "Jim"
h‘ileawood delivered what was gen-
erally conceded to be the best eer-
inon he has given to date and he
bus given some powerful and inspir-
lnx talks.
John Glover. vice president of the
close presided. The Twin-City Quar-
tct sang two very inspiring'hymns.
'l he rendition of "i need then every
hour" as a barytone solo. the quer-
tei Joining in on the chorus was ee-
pvt‘ially good and well received by
the clues An organ solo rendered
on 'he Regent‘s very fine tone or-
gan was also very pl .'
Reporting for the d egatee who
ullt'nded the second annual oonven~
liou of the bible classes of Connec-
urday, rry Bartram gave a brief
itisume the convention proceed-
lugs. Hie annouoement that I-‘toy
Simon. president of the local class
“an elected Secrets“ of the state
organisation as enthusiastically re-
ceivod by th
Tile secon an of the Bible that
Jilli Ellenwood chose to speak about
ltd! Judas. lie began hie aennon
by citing how one .who booomos
great usually impresses tho“ near-
cal to him first by his sincerity of
purpose. Jesus had no other alter-
native of teaching his great insane
at first except through the small
group. thus he gathered about him
a small group of loyal youths. for
his movement for a better order of
lliings was a youth movement. Je-
rus had no great organisation to
spread his glad tidings. no money.
no prestige. yet his peychology has
become the standard of all truly
successful enterprises.
Peter was of a different character
than Judas. Peter fought bach end
mm: for his ideals until he finally
succeeded and his was a glbrionely
.il'iulllphll‘lt death but with Judas.
not so.
No doubt Judas was not entirely
understood. In his early contacts
ulth Jesus he longed to attain the
standards set by Christ but like
many humans of today he failed
completely when the test of loyal-
ty and character came. The devil
round a email corner in his heart
and soon crowded out all that was
good and\true. He started first by
stealing the money of the disciples
and ltept on the downward path
untilatlaetoame the fatalities of
betrayal for a few pieces of silver-
then the reward Just as true as the
old saying "The wages of sin is
death." Peter came back. Judas
could not. When he saw he was
condemned he repented and brought
back the thirty pieces of silver to
the chief priests saying. I have sin-
red in that l betrayed innocent
blood. But. they said “What is that
to us! see thou to it.” There is
many a youth and man right here
in Norwalk standing in Judas' shoes
today. Whose duty is it to help
them?
Mr. Ellenwood has promised more
of his wonderful man to man talks
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malty suggestions for
gifts ’at little cost.
\
to the clam. h’sxt Sunday he will
dcill‘ci‘ the third of the series and
all men are invited to attend the
clasa
Sunday. December 5 has been de.
signaled as Ladies“ Day. The last
ladies' meeting held April as was s
gaunt euccec in spite of the tools.
ment‘a'eather end it is expected that
the Regent will he filled to am
a: the special service named. Next
Sunday will be “Bring-a-i‘riend Day."
llcnt held in New Haven last lat- .
Everyman cl... Sunday
Gets Death Post
Robert Barr (above). has succeed-
edthslatsPotorA.hiallonas
wardu oftho “robe Prism in New
York. Hallon was fatafly shot dur-
ing the recent attempted Sail break.
Inquest Today
In Romano Death
Coroner John J. Phelan is con-
ducting his inquest into the death of
Charles Romano. Bouton street. this
afternoon.
Romano died at the Norwalk hos-
pital Saturday morning from injuries
received in a ten foot tall from a
scaffolding at the new Maple street
reservoir. last Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased who was a laborer
for 'l‘. . Foley and Company. Inc..
builders of the reservoir was so
years of age. He is survived by a
widow. two children. two brothers
and one sister. all of South Norwalk.
The funeral will take place to.
Inorrow morning at D o'clock from
It. Joseph's church. interment will
be in It. liary‘e cemetery.
Wanted—Non Sli
Shoes For rleston
Special footwear. which will not
slip off during the wriggling too'.
movements of the Charleston in
is growing demand. now that the
modified Charleethn has become one
of the most. popular dances in bon-
den ballroom Shoes havebeen fiticl
with If“! “furl whiah slip or.
over the toe and solo and hold thou.
firmly in position.
Charleston teas are slowly replac-
ing Tango teas which have had such
a, vogue and in order to be up-to-
date many London girls and women
are having special lemons in the
intricacies of the steps of the
Charleston.
At the same time the new dance
is somewhat tiring for the feet and
many beginners have had to visit
the chlropodlsts and mameurs for
advice and theatment.
Card Party Given
PM!“ AND TEACHERS WILL
UNCLE IN m EVENING
—WIDS .000“ FOR CUR-
TAIN AND PIANO.
WESTPOR'I‘
Ralph laooo. Wmtport cor-
respond-at, tel. seaumi Office
lorwel It.
'i'lie Greene Farina Parent-Teach-
ere' mochiion will hold a card
party in the assembly hall of the
school tomorrow evening. Refresh.
manta will be served after the card
games. The association is raising
funds for a new stage curtain and
a piano.
hire. Charity Luciano, a former
teacher in the Greene Farms school.
has given the school a beautiful new
flag to go with the new flag pole
lately erected by the school commit-
toe.
Mr. and hire. Antonio Carusonc.
Riverside avenue. Westport. have is-
sued invitations to the wedding of
their daughter. Theresa Marguerite,
to James Joesph Reneulli. which
will take place November :5. at the
Church of the Assumption. Tllf‘ri‘
will he a reception at Arlon hall
after the ceremony.
Judge John F. Godillo‘. has pre-
sented the August Matthias post of
the American [legion with a large
American flag. which is believed to
be the largest ever flown from the
75-foot pole in Westport.
—-!"or Thanksgiving. a new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on only to a—Adr.
Edward C. Nash. local ico dealer.
is in Chciago attending a national
convention of the Ice Dealers As-
sociation of which he is an oilicisi.
Mr. Nash expects to return tomor-
row.
——
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Woman's Town lm-
pmvement association will be held
in the Bodiord House this afternoon.
The session will begin promptly at
2:80. Several important matters
are elated to come before the meet-
ing.
Following the business session.
Miss Agnes Fanning. public health
nurse. will give a report on her
work in Weatport.. particularly with
reference to tuberculosis. Mrs.
John Batter. chairman of the com-
mittee conducting the Christmas
seal sale. will also speak.
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The Ones Dramatic association of
Stamford will present "The Belle" in
the Rational Hall. Friday evening.
December 10. The entertainment
TRUflWOBTHY—AS A CHILD'S
INSTINCT.
Children like Foley's lioney and
Tar Compound. It tastes good and
makes them feel good. It is exactly
the kind of a fine dependable fam-
ily medicine that thoughtful parents
want to give for feverish bronchial
colds. distressing alarming night
coughs. cronplnoes. and during
whooping cough. An lndlana father
says: "it is the best remedy for a
bad cold. croup. coughing and throat
trouble that we ever had in our
home." No substitute is as good as
Foley’s Honey and Tai- Compound.
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The smartest and best in town
priced lower than elsewhere You
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ART , PICTURES—IN REAL OILS
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These reproductions of famous paintings are done by ;
hand, in real oil colors. YOu have your choice of several
subjects. There are just fifty‘in‘this selection, twenty-
five with glass and twenty-live without glass. We ad-
vise an immediate visit to get just the picture you want,
they are certain to sell rapidly at this nominal price.
Can you imagine a more delightful, or more moderate
Tomorrow By P-T I
is being given under the auspices
of Lady Palinerton lodge. Shepherds
of Bethlehem. The play has made
a big hit in Stamford and is expect-
(11 to be attended by a large crowd.
—-Spciid a. night in Egypt .\'0\. :9
to Doc. ilh iiiclnsho Fists Armory
Nam-alk—Adv.
A new fire whistle has been in-
stallt-d in tho Sangat i‘k i‘li'o house.
it “ill have it dliicr ill tone from
the old one. to distinguish it front
the one in \\'t-i~tpori.
l‘oatmnster William A. Kruuec has
lhblled the annual warning that
i‘lirlstiiias gifts must be placed in
the mails early if they are to be de-
lii'tred on time. Krause said that
there is still plenty of time for tho
mulling of part eis going to any part
i'! the i’nltcd States. but stated the
"dead lino" for packages going to
the western coast will arrive soon.
and that persons should get their
pills in the malls as soon as possible.
.\ ll'fw club has been formed at
Naples High school luiouii as lllt:
"Art and Book club." Lawrence
Smith is the president. William
Simpson is vice president. Caroline
lrhn is treasurer and Frances Rob-
His is secretary. The purpose of
Iii club is to aid the students in
selecting books to rcnd and to de-
wiop culture through the medium
0." books. music and art gatherings.
An entertainment program by
Patricia MacDonald. who will ap-
pear in various costumes. will be
{turn in the auditorium oi the
lit-diord House. Friday evening. Pro-
cu-ds from the entertainment will
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so to the Woman's Improvement as-
ooclutlon.
L‘dwnrd Smith of Westport was
one of the es motorists whose licens~
cs were suspended for one yt-p dur-
ing the past week for driving while
under the influence of liquor ac-
cording to a list made public by
the state department of motor ve-
hlclee.
Cake and Fancy
Work Sale Planned
By the Y-4 Class
Plans have been made for a cake
and failcy work sole to be held at
Glendenlng's drug store. by the Y-i
class of the Norwalk iii. 1:. church.
Miss Sarah Msney and Mrs. Earl
Smith are in charge of arrangements
for this sale. The members of the
class are also working on plans for
the candy booth they will have at the
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Christmas fair at the church. until r
the auspices of the Lsdlcs‘ Aid. in .
ceznbcr 7 and a.
Following the business a norm
hour olih games and music use or ,
J0)'(‘\l. Ml:- Atnaicr served dellclnm
refreshments of sandwiches. COCC‘i.
coifve and cake to her guests. 'l‘lw
next meeting of the class will be (H
the home of Mrs. Anna Wollyung.
Cross street. December 10.
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