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sunfish; nets sign -
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l‘nslly Invited.
' Fraternally yours, n
sesam- M. wiLcox. Blc'y.
WW
motime ago a citizen of Norwalit
ya: interested in'the question as
to how far ministers should take part
i civicmstters. sent a communion,
.‘tiongto Dr. Lyman Abbott. the editor
.6! the Outlook. asking for his opinion.
. Dr. Abbott ‘madc particuinr inquiry
intothe matter In Norwnilt. and this
Where issue of the Outlook contains
hiss reply and Opinion - in . an editorial
article entitled "Campaigning Christ-
'ihniiflf mill is as follows:
the
these three onemnes of society. They
. lltlcal interests would be attracted
the‘latter obstacle the ministers have
. soiled an emotive statement of the
' facts and of tho progress or their
.ctinipaign thus for. a campaign in
Which thoyhave been heartily support.
ad by some of the laity and especially
by-one able lawyer. tax-Speaker oi the
“House of Representatives of Connecti-
v-,,c'.ut'an err-Judge of a criminal court,
V110 h been their constant counsel
or, and ‘ whose wise and courageous
.nwtlcir.‘ attribute in large measure
the success which they have achieved.
““‘lntothe details otthis campaign
tis net necessary for us here to enter
. in ordor'to answar the question which
, has-been addressed to us. That ques-
tion is this: is it the legitimate tunc~
tion or the ministry to initiate and car-
. ry on such a war against flagrant and
i, successful vice? They are criticised
‘ lorhaving done so. It is said. let
thashoemaker stick to his last, lot
the minister stick to his pulpit. 1t
, is the business of the criminal oilicers
‘ ‘ to prosecute crime. It is the business
., of ministers to preach the Gospel.
They cannot exchange functions.
"Our‘answer to this question shall
be made clear. Our convictions are
not'vaguo. The minister is not the
ired man of his church. lie Is not
salaried to give a certain amount at
? pleasurable inspiration to a club at-
tendance. He is not like an elooution-
i cry reader in asummor hotel who tur-
‘nishes his entertainment for the guests
(1 such low strangers as may stmy
n and find; chance seats through the
hotel’s hospitality. The church is an
ganizatlon in the town whose pur-
' lt‘ls to bring Into the town the
jumper God; that is. honesty in;
ess.'justice in government. purity:
toil leaderof this church. it is
business. as It is their business,
.118“ into the town honesty. lus-
iii’Ity. it. is his business, as it is
siness. to tight with all the
his command whatever there
I! the community which is the
honesty, justice, purity. It
lre..the Ialty,ot his church
ct work and reserve him-_
work of inspiration and
much the better. If tem-
ly he is unfltted or intellec-
unnequlpped for such a
may be his duty to re-
tire church secure a lead-
ibie for. the Work. while
”old tbedemands of which
’ But the one thing he
to do is to be silent,
:. lndlitersnt In the face
a which is corrupting
. desolating homes, dos
labs the. ministers of
r courage. their capa~
success they have
. oihope they will con-
- ,ork which they have
., 7 Haw. A. Pryor.
The Friday Afternoon Club met yes-
, with Mrs. William A. Pryor. or
Place. The program. in charge
.-.l’erry. was as follows:
Court orllouis the Fourteenth
its influence. "‘
Mrs. Pryer.
Mrs. Gumbai't.
Encyclopedists. Diderot. D‘Aleiu-
Rm; an: Walb‘rldge. »
.~ men were servod r i .
._ b7 the hostess”! be a uter
“m. “NI-Ill! V . with
‘0 Union Park. ‘ , Mi“
x"
. ram
Miniature Almanac for Mom?”
‘ .itidafiusfa is: ruin a m
Wilma .OINTINIL rstsruous
. mitts ' - .
. uncommoisscroav
fluted communication of Old well
mild... N0. 100. P. and A. Mi. will be
.at ‘ 1 19th, 1909.
it,“ ofelock p. to. Work. . c. Doom.
' .ll'i MutirMaoOns cordially and fra-
A moral campaign in Norwalk, Con-
necticut. is attracting something more
thanclocal interest. and raises a quss:
.10! more than local importance.
Nomalk is neither better-nor worse
toast/many soother American city.
inking saloons. gambling bells and
chaos of vice have grown up unre-
,_iited‘ because unrecognized. They
have iormed‘a sort oi unconscious
,artncrshlp or constitute-a sort oi-un-
organised trade. They have corrupted
and in. manylnstances destroyed the
lives of young man'and young women.
The facts at last came to the con-
sciousness or the ministers of the town
agndz they have united in a common
campaign against the common enemy.
. curing of tho that gun was a sig»
naliora more eihciont alliance. do
receive and oifensive. on the part of
were actively supported by some repu-
table men whose financial. social or
ety. The minister is the an
iillllllllillillllls.
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MITHODIIT.
South Norwaik Methodist Episcopal
Church. Saul 0. Curtice, pastor—Class
meeting. 9:30 a. m.; worship. with ser-
mon by the pastor. 10:30 a. 111.; Bible
school. 13.1114 ‘Morth lasagna prayer
service. 0 p, m..-worship, with scermim
by the patsor,‘ ham. Tuesday. class
meeting, 7:45 pm. Thursday. prnyi‘r
We, 3:16 p. m.: choir rehearsal.
1:30 p. m.; the Bowing Circle of the
Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Theodore B; Lowndt-s.
79 SouthMaln street, at 2 p, 111.
Norwalk Methodist Church, Frank
D. Torrey. vpaslor—vMorning worship.
10:30, subject or sermon. Workers 'I‘o
gather With God; Sunday morning
class meeting, 9:30, led by F. H. lied-
lent; Sunday school, 12 m.; Epworth
1m devotional service. 6230 p. in..
subject. How to Know the Father. the
meeting will be in charge of Edward
Rossall: evening worship. 7:30. subject
ness. Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.. class meet-
ing. led by F‘. T. Roscoe. Thursday.
7:46 p. m.. prayer meeting; Frldny.
3:30 p. m.. Junior Magus, led by Miss
E. M Ford.
East Avenue Methodist Eiilsvopni
-$unday services: Preaching at 10:30
day school at 12m. Charles Ainswm-in.
superintendent; .luulor lmuguo, 3:30
p. m.. Miss. Emma Parsons, Bli|)i‘l‘iil~
tondoni; Epworth league, ti p. lll.l
Thursday, 7:413 p. m.. pastor's nicel-
ins: Friday. 7:46 p. m.. teacher-5' illi‘i.‘i-
.inx. All are cordially invited to tilt:
services and made welcome. sluts
free.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. iii-v,
William St. A. Lynch. 1). 1).. pnsliir~
Preaching. 10:30 a. 111.; Sabbath
school, 12:30 p. 111.: young people‘s
meeting, 6:45 p. 1b.; preaching by lite
pastor, 7:45 p. in. Class meeting and
oihclni bonrd Tuesday evening.
GONOIEOATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church. Charles 8. Maciariand. tumor;
Theodore R. Favillo, assistant—Public
worship at 10:30 a. m.. at which litr-
preachcr will be Rev. William ll.
Btelle. or Felting. China. a fornwr i'nll
varsity classmate ol‘ the pastor. Tim
Bible school, including the young
men's department and the young
o'clock. The Men's Christian lilqtill')
Club, which meets‘at 12 o‘clock, will
take as its subject for dlscusslon Sn
cial Psychology. the leader being John
H. Light. The newly termed Women’s
Christian Inquiry Club will meet u:
the same hour. At the evening survive
at 7 o'clock, the pastor will preach.
First Congregational Church. Nli'r-
walk. George I). Egbert. pastor—Morn-
lng service at 10:30, preaching by
Rev. William Russell Boiinott, oi’ Mor-
rlstown; Sunday school at 12:15;
Men‘s league at 12:10; address by Mr.
Bennett; evening service at 7:30,
preaching by Rev. Mr. liennett. 1.. It.
A. prayer meeting Wednesday at :i.
Y. P. 8. meeting Thursday at 7:30;
church prayer service at S.
' IAP'I’IOT.
Grace Baptist Church, .1. Edward
Harris, pastor—11 a. m.. praise set"
vices: 3:30 p, m.. sacred concert; 6:45
p. m.. B. Y. P. U.. topic. Philip and the
Ethiopian. Acts 8: .26-39; 7:45 p. m..
preaching. Waiting to 889 Him Did.
There will be revival meetings every
night during the week. Rev. D. E.
Myers, oi Stratiord. will preach.
- EPIOOOPAL.
Trinity church. 11. A. Linwood Barit-
Ier, rector—8 a. m.. Hoi Communion;
10:30, morning prayer. itany and cor
mon: 12m, Sunday school meets. New
pupils always welcome; 7:30 p. m..
evening prayer and sermon.
Grace Church, the Rev. James Boa
ton Werner. rector; the second Sunday
after the Epiphany—The celebration of
:he Holy Communion at 8 o'clock;
nomlng prayer and sermon at 10:30;
sunday school at noon; mission Bun-
.iay school _at Broad River at 2:45:
evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. In
the absence of the rector the Rev.
Francis Clay Moran, of New York. will
meeting, 7:46. p. in... Friday, Junior 1
o! sermon. The Mslady or Careless.
church, Charles Kay Woodson. pastor ‘_
a. m. and 7 p. m. by the pastor; sin»1
women's department. will incl at 1'.“
r Wilflllltll
what a Hall! at Happiness it Would
Brlni to 8°th Norwalk Homes
x... '
IIurd in do housework with up ucli-
lull ”Mk'
mm. ~mu hours oi misc
or Iii \VW": i
ll’ “.nmull on 1‘ know the cause——
lllirkui'lli‘ Wills Hunt; iroui sick Ill?
10' at leisure
vi"-
"rwuulil anvu much non Il '
limin‘fi K'd‘“ ‘1 .63 W09-
‘.V Pills cure slcii. kid-
no.“H
Holiih N'WW‘W llt‘uiilc cndorso this:
M” J “meni- 3'3 Union St
South Nurwal‘k. (30,...” says; “I mt;
lim'nr llsiil any “('TIOIIR kldlley trouble
sinu- Ilslllil Dunn‘s Kirine' i
iwu mm “80‘ M lliai l,tliIIelml (3::
sumo-ins from ll Ft‘i'i‘ro attack or this
“unpluilll. and had been bothered
moi-u or less for i'viirs. There was O
dull whim: “cross my kidneys and Oc-
rwmd pains when I attempted lo
“411al 00v" I Was in such a bad way
.m“, .. Mildred a supreme etiort for
. m.. 1.. illli‘ll'I to my work. A friend told
nu- about ”0011'" Kidney Pills and I
i Wm..- M in wt 0 box at Plulated's drug
m.,”... I had taken only a few doses
.u'hcn I could plainly so:- the good at-
m, m... t\.-i‘(i having and I continued
”.m- usu Four burrs of this mini!!!
draw .3... min imm my back and cor
m.,”; iiw kidney “"Eliillt'is‘li. I have
WW... 9,..." iroulilul Ii} in, buck or kid”
111-1“ kill: 1‘
[My .4.- ll_\‘ iill limiltilc I'I‘ICO 50
minlu I“<“\Il‘.l“MIIIiiiili m.~ Illlifaii)‘
,\.-a Mi .olc :iuvm. I... it... l'nlted
Hillie-
ilivunuv'a. Illi' illllllv .ii.i;.|,'.,.__and
(lilit- no with r.
posissrs osssars mum.
iniei‘esii": Game of Carpet Bowl.
Played In Greenwich.
'l'l‘w mi all Knlllt' ill liiiI Royal Ar
i‘IllllllI haw-i bowling schedule was
llama-1 ,.u pruning In Greenwich, [be
ism. Nuiinvs i'i‘illlli‘ll. of that
'plni-u, um. m.- l’ohrwus i‘ounpil team
.,{ swim 'Iio latter loam easily de
l
{mun-.4 ‘3': ‘2: npptmt-nls “lib 1110 soon
.if 35 ’u = QIIIW Ii number of Nor.
“Ill'h' mm rs went with the team to
(hr-ilflt'l“. '1' 11m: lla~~ Illlilt“h game
Hum: svw's 111‘" pin-mi each sea
and. ;...: 'lm lentil Ill Ilw state with
ilu- hint. : .ncragu ls awarded a UII'
-..-r Imus given by the grant re»
Kill a! . «etc. Last, year Ponsas
hue li'jl'i: mine In ‘Ilt‘COIId. and they
imp.» m \iil. ll this )talil‘. The lineup
[if (h:- i'.\.- 'vilmll Willi?
I lit-t: .' ~ Ii. E Smith. C. S. Sol
luck. i‘. 3‘. Wily, II. (I. Pollard. II. C
littlmzls .
Nails” i. F'?l(IWt'li. Clark. Ailcorn
Dilly. 'l’lm: ni-
'l'l:<- \' sumo Will In- play-«l at "it
(illiii'h:.~ I'onasstn. I‘ouucll. sex
'l‘IItzrsilat «hing. Willi Ihl‘ Stamforr‘
loan. si-nrer Inst owning was 1"
(' Iiltzii" ~-~lonw, l}. i‘. Pride. 0'
Iii'lilpnu :~ the gantr- was played at
z. .-. ..~~ Infllnllailon of officers
ici‘ ilu
JUDGE LlGHT'B PONTION.
In Us .- m: on! Oil the recent loll
tel-int tic: : Tr-- New Inmion Day says:
'l'iin-i‘v Ln» wen a great deal of It“;
rioaliv ..\.~ We attitude of Spatial
Ilauks m. 1. «material mntosi, Then
hiuv Iiw~ ' guesses as in how ht
WIII‘iI \ no [stalliro smtsmeni
hm. Ill“‘l'l w by any our authorized
in apt-it's . a {p speaker it Is believed
that fin: ' -' which be cast had or
Ii illi' .~ or l'lrnaior Frank B
iii‘nutlru. ‘1 in not likely that Mr
Renault an i: be so strenuous for the
Olm‘liim ..: :i. In) Banks to the spent
crship I." had thought for a mo
mum H...’ V, Hunks would not sup
cruciate at all the services tomorrow.
_. ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church, Rev. lins-
ter I“. Reynolds. pastor—She pastor
will preach at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Morning subject. The Earth's Destiny
in the light of Recent Happenings;
evening subject. The Boy Who Left
Home, a story sermon. Sunday school
will meet at 12 m.; junior meeting at
3 p. m.; Loyal Workors' meeting at
5:46 p, m.. subject, What is True Hap-
piness! leader. Annie Byxbee.
CHRlsTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
Norwaik—Regular ”Sunday service at
the reading room, Masonic building.
at 11 a. m Subject. January 17th,
“Life." Testimony'meeting, Wodncsv
dayatSp.m. Tobothservicesthe
public is cordially and tratcrnally in-
vited. Reading room open to the pub-
lic each week day from 2 to 5 p. m.
EVANOELIOAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran. Rev. C. I".
thtmann. pastor. ~16 HenrySL. Phom
99 Ring 4, Stamford, Conn.-Preach~
ing in the German language 6:45 p. in.
Confirmation class 6:15 p. m.
SPRINGWOOD UNION CHAPEL.
The Springwood Sunday school
meets at 3:30 at the chapel in El)
avenue. Preaching service at 7 p. m.,
at which Theodore R. Favilie wil.
preach. . .
WEST NORWALK CHAPEL.
Preaching service at 3 p. m., at
which the. pulpit will be occupied by
Rev. Charles si'Mactsrlsnd, or the
South Norwaik Congregational Church.
Lamas or THE mascaasss. '
h‘ ‘ ‘ I
installation of Oldest-s Hold on Thurs-
’ day‘ Evening. .
The Ladies of the Maccabees half
their regular meeting Thursday oven
ing. when the ofllcera were installer
for the coming year. The officers wort
installed by Past Commander Julir
Juloson. and are as follows:
Commander-run. E. Becker.
Liedt-Commsnder—Mrs 'A. Meyer.
F. Rafi-Mrs. M.‘ Baddlsy] _ '
It. lire-Miss Clara Dsysenroth.
Sentinel—thin. P. Juleson.
L". at A—Mrs. M. Andaman.
Sergeant-Miss Eva Dunn.
a
purl Stu. .~ 1.:~;mdogoc. Thoniiitildf
of our mi Sp .wr Bunks' chalets-soon
John ll i.: . of Norwalk, was of In»
icri'hi In - pmpm Mr, Light sup
I‘OI'D'II .‘il 1 not that he loved his
fl'li‘liil, \l" iwndegt’e. less. but he
loved In: r w morn. In explaining
his all)”: 'v at Hartford friend 0“
iilt‘ iiili m . caucus Mr. Light Edd
llmi Ilt' :Ii \ “mar nrandsgee had
silililpwl it do together at the last
t‘It‘C‘lIiili. . . course (if a convent
ilou «mu II.. .y, politics. reference was
mad» in il;-- nomination for United
Slates St’ll’rl'i't‘ and Mr: Light said that
ho wunli Is «Aiillgeti to support Mr
Hill as h.- :5 (road his tIJWn. “What
also rout, -. .40..“ course every
0n" "MW" ' you will 511900!" 3W!
own lnu'i . L was iii" nlply 0(
star iii-m. .. .. and n was char-aster
lsiit‘ Iii lain mud mind, and friendli»
nose.
CENTRALTNAVTIONAL sANK OFF»
5.
The iilr.~‘irir~.CoEi’Ri,hfi Central Na.-
tionnl tutti: of Norwalk met yum;
day. and “rail: mud. The following oil
CCI‘S l'WI‘I'L‘ mpg-ted for LIN) eu'm
your:
President» 1:..."- 9 M. Helm“.
\‘lcol’rvriri.m Tumor fl. KenL
(‘ilRliii-r ~-I\'illiam A. Curtis.
Tt'IIl‘l‘r lil‘hign 8. Raymond.
IW)I(III‘0‘p"r.._ phflea. Hashim.
Assisiulit- Edward Burul.
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"Bright. new Mackerel. 2 fer 15c;
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Fancy Boneless Codnsh in 3 lb.
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)lo-a‘s plain black of mixed col.
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