Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 6, 1912 · page 11

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Blessod is the man
who walkoth not in
the counsel of tho
wicked.

Nor abandoth in the
way': of sinners.

Nor litteth in the seat

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. METHODIST. CONGREGATIONAL.
First M. E. Church. South Norwaili. Souou Norwalk Congregational

Conn—At 10:30-11. m., the pastor, the
Rev, John E. Zeitcr, will preach on the
subject. The Great Orator. At the
oveni'g service at. 7 o 'clock the‘ermon
topic will 'be The Man Who Owned
U1). At 8 o'clock, a special service
lasting ’iii‘teen minutes, during which
time tlieVsacrament of baptism will
be administered and a large class of
candidates will be received into the
membership of the church. Other nor.
vices of the day: 9 a. m., class meet-
ing, leader. John Greenwood: 12 m.,
llibleea‘chooi, leader. the pastor: 6 p.
in, young people' a devotional meeting,

ieadenj, Miss Sadie Bod'weil. Music
for the day:

‘1' Morning.
Prelude—Prayer . . . . . . . Rhinberger
-Aiitliein¥Love Divine ..... . . Macy
Offertory. bass solo—Nazism .....

, Gounod
Mr. Scotleld.
i’ostlude—Vienna March .0... Clarke

Evening. 7
Prelude—Largo t ..... ‘ .VV. Handel
Hinthemm-Saviouil iil'henh _:\'ight in-

volves the Skies ....£.}1.1.. '. Shelley

Soprano solo~He That Keepeth is-

T”! b"".""""‘-"‘-' Sellloessel‘
.Miaa Miller. .

I'osllude ......... ....t...~. .-'.‘.. .. Storm

The announcements for the week
are as follows:

Monday—7 p. m., Boys: Athletic As~
oocintion meets in The. cithoom; 8
p. m., monthly meeting of the Epworth
League Chapter held at the home or
Mrs. B. M, Andrews.

Tuesday—7545 p, m., class meeting.
led 'by Seth Remington.

Wednesday—8 p. m., quarterly con-
ference session.

Thursday—3 p. m., annual meeting
of Itihe'iutdies' Aid Society held at the
home of Mrs. T. 1. Raymond; 7230.
open forum held in the. chapel; 8 p.
m., prayer and conference meeting.

Friday—3:15, meeting of the Junior
Epwortn League Society.

Norwalk Methodist Church. Rev.
Frank D. Torrey, pastor-"Tho Weil-
knowu Welsh evangelist, Rev. David
Hughes, will begin a series of evan-
gelistic services-at the Sunday even~
lug service.
Mr. Hughes was a successful grand
opera singer, employed by a leading
British company at a salary of 3150
per week. Since his conversion, he
has been markedly successful in evan-
gelistic work. and has won for him
self the name of the "Welsh Gypsy

Smith." The meetings will be held
in'thc Norwulk church every evening

in the week except Saturday, at 7:45

p. in. Sunday morning class meeting,
9: ..0 led in r H. Bedieht. Morning
service. 10: 30 with Holy Communion
and receptibn of members. Sunday
school.12:05 p. m., D. J. Clark super-
intendent. Epworth League devotion
a1 serviém, 0:30 p. m::‘V-.atiblect, “The
Wilderness Shepherd—«Solitude and
Spirituagmjision“; leaders Miss Anna
. Decker/and-‘Miss Vera Leach. Even-
ing,service.,7_:30; sermon by Rev. Da-

vid Hughes,.tito evangelist. The usual
meetings OHlIe different organizations
of’the church will not be held this

week.” Music 'for tomorrow:
Morning.

Prelude—Andante . ..... S. E'Whitney

Quartet-“Mops“. thou, Light

, Divine" .Morrison

quartet—“0 Sacred Head, now
wounded" . . . . . ..nlsztSchnoclter

Postludo in G . . . . . .Rimbault

Evening.
Prelude-Melody: . . . . . ..Gulimant
Quartet—"0 come .to my heart. Lord
‘ Jesus" ............. .Ambroso
Quartet—~"Soitiy'2nd tendorly"

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Bostiude in G .............0uilmant

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Knight 9:902 A.»‘M. E.1-Chui"ch.-"‘Rev.
Charles N. Gibbons. pastor-Preaching
at It a. 111.: Sunday school. 12.30 p.1
227.; Allen Christian Endeavor noaguo

7 p m.; sermon and Holy auction. 1

‘1“8.D.nl 95:15.

Before his couversion‘

Church. Rev. John Staploton. pastor—
10z30-a. m., organ prelude. Andante.

Vll.. Palms 23 and 24; reading of the
Scriptures, Duke XXli.: 14-24: anthem.
Como Unto Me. Wooler; offeriory, Tho
Shepherds‘ Vision, iierge: sermon by
the pastor, The Hour of the Feast;
reception of members; the sacrament
of the [lord's Supper: organ postiude,
March in B Fiat. Liszt. Evening oar
vice at 7: ‘30 o'clock: Organ prelude,
Domino Dons, Rossini; alto solo. se-
lected. Miss Gray; eroding of the
Scriptures. Genesis 4; anthem, 'qtifl'
tor, These Are Then: Putty Stair: qu-
tlicin, choir. The Earth is the Lord's,
Brown; offertory. Allegretto. Machine-
ter; soprano and alto duet, Saviour
Divine. Jerome; sermon by the pastor.
The Art of Beginning Alright; organ
postlude, Nuptiai March, aMcMaster.

The Bible school meets at 12:06 p.
m Classes for aliases. Young Men's
Department and Young Women's De-
partmeut Man's Christian inquiry
Club meets at 12:05 p. iii. in the large
class room upstairs. Subject. Abra-
ham. Every al'iriil’be niode wei-
come. Spring’ a.72 Union Chapel Sua-
day school at 3:30 p. in

”King's normal-o meet with Mrs. Wit:
food Bodw,oll «6 Seymour avenue, ~04
3:30 o'clock. At 7 p. m., all young peo-

us are asked to meet ‘dr. Grannies. At
7:30 p. m., choir and chorus rhhearsai

Thursday-Mid- week service at 7: 40
p. m., topic. A Character Sketch. noo-
son. Psalm 1. ‘Ail the meinberg will
be welcome.

church and congregation over fifteen
years of age are. reminded of the eve
ning's social gathering to meet Mr. and
Mrs. Stapleton and hear the announce-
ment regarding the young
work for this coming year. Personal
notices will not be sent. other than

10 o‘clock.

First. Congregational Church of Nor-
waik~Suuday services at 10:30 and
7:30; Sunday school at 12 noon. Week-
ly prayer meeting on Thursday even-
ing at s. The annual meeting of the
church on Thursday evening. January
11, at 7:30. Rev. Henry ii. Tweedy
will conduct'thovcommunion service in
the morning and preach in the even-
ing. Music for the day. Alex. 3. Gib-
son. organist and director:

Morning.
Prelude—Largo from Concerto in C. V.
I. van Beethoven
Duet—-0 Love Divine ,. J. ii. Brewer
Response—God, Who Gavest. Thine

Only Son ..... .. B. Borch
(Ipswich—For All the Saints Who From

Thei: Labors Rest. ..H R. Shelley
Olfeitou——Commmipn in E

A. b. Wei)v
Postiude—Marcla Eucarista .......
Create Ravanelip
Evening.
Prelude—Fantasia in G ....L.....
A. P. l‘. Boely
Quartet-0 Gladsome Light. .D. Buck
Offertory—lmpromptn in A
Wm. E. Ashmall
Quartet—Saviour, Again to 'l‘hy Dear

Name ........ ...... T. E. Sally
PostludeeOffortory in F.1. ..W Mason

Swedish Congregational Chin-ch—
Morning service at 10: 30: Sunday
schoi at 12 o';ciock young people's
meeting at 5 p m.; evening service at
7: 30. Rev. J. Warner will occupy tho
pulpit All Scandinavians are woi‘
come. During the wukthero will be
meetings Wednesday, May lilQ
lorlday evonlza at 8 o’clock.

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BAPTdS'i; CHURGrifi

Music at the Min Norwaik Baptist

Church: ‘» 1

 

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Morning: V‘
'Organ Rennie—Communion A.
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Anthem-We Praise Thoo .0 nerd“

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.Oil'ertory 80105-148111 Sf.

nemalgre; responsive reading, Lesson

5.. Wednelddyfifl‘he Eli6%v0r: quot”: -

ple‘,v'7ho desire in Join the Fliurch char?

Friday —-All the young people of the!

people's E

this [but an earnest invitation: is given;
to all our young people to be present?
Refreshments will be served from 8 to'

 

Offertory—‘l Sought the Lord . ,.
~ . ~ Stevenson
Pootlude ........... ..... Schumann
. Evening.
Prohido—Paotora’ie
Anthem—0 Bo Joyful in to,

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mania
Response—«Keep Thou fly so». 0
norm ..L...=0abriel
oping
Time ....” solo!
Postludevflrand (Moon:- :3... Spence

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”(trace Baptist Chili-m.,:ilovpn. o.
Nichols. psotor-Sunday .. services:

.44.. .q- scaounu

1 Preaching at 112; ”'2 Sand» school

at s: 30 p. nu: eveningoor'viéo at 7: 45;
a short sermon by the pastor. followed
by communion. ‘Aii are welcome

 

EPIBGOPAL.
Trinity.0hurch. Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector; E J. Sims, organist

and ohoirmaster; first Sundayl after

 

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Monday~—8: 16 p. °m., monthly meet»
tug of the vestry.

Tuesday:--7 30 p. m., annual meet.-
lng of the Woman’s Guild. Eioction or
officers. annual reports and matters of
great importance. A large attendance
is desired. _

Wednesdawszao p. m., Junior Aux~
iiiary to the Board of Missions; 7:30
p. m., Junior Brotherhood of St. An-
direw, 7 High street; 7:45 p. m., an-
nual meeting of Bethany Guild. Elec-
tion of onicers annual reports, etc

Thursday—~72 30 p. in. Girls’ Friend-
ly Society.- ‘ ‘:

Friday—7: 46 p. m., cho'lhrohoarsai.

 

Grace Church, the Rev; 3 Benton
Weinor. rector-Tho tirst'sonday after
the Epiphany. The first Celebration
of the Holy Communion “:8 o‘;cioclt
the second celebration of the Holy
"Communion and preaching .ot 10:30;
Sunday school at noon; Winn Sun-
day school at Broad River at 3; ad
ministration of the sacralutlnt of bap-
tlo'm at 2: 30; evening proyor‘toilowed
by lierge's cantata "The Sbephords‘

 

 

Cantata—The Shepherds‘ Vision
Boi'go

Anthem—The out: Tidings“ Brewer

Postlude in F ..... Guilmant

 

St. Paul's ranch—arm: Sunday at-
lter the Epiphany. 37:0 :2. m., Holy
Communion; 0: 45 a. m., morning pray-

Vsermon;12 in. Sunday school; 3 p
m., Sunday school at St. Andrew's Mir
siou, Winnipauk; 7:30 p. _m.. choral
ovonsong:

Tuesday ----- S p.
Society.

Wednesday—4: 30 p. 122.. St. Paul‘s
Guild; 8p. m., Knights of Washington.

Thursdayes p. mi. Mon' 2 Club.

All are cordially invited to all the
services of the church. The church is
open every day in the year. for private
prayer and meditation. .

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Christ Church. Rev. Hypkin
Brown. mp Mt Sunday after
Epiphany-Sunday school at 10 a m. .
evening prayer and sermon at 3: 46 All
are w‘olcome.- ‘ 'r . :-

SWEDISH LUTHERAN

Swedish Lutheran Church, C 0
Thunberg, pastor, residence. :7 Clorlt' a
Hill place: Stamford, Conh.——Servi_coo
at 4 p. m., in the Sunday schooirooni

' of the Episcopal Church. subjoct, Our

'Shpreme R flofilhip.: . Wednesday at
8 the c on will hold its an
nual moo “at lite home our. R.
Johnson. 0 Plath street. nut Nprwalk.
A good attendance is unaod. Wol-
come - . -

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OOOIETY.

Christian Science society. of Nor.
walk-—-Reguli'4r Sunday services at
“the readingm room, Masonic building,
at ii a. spigot". :uulry 7th.

day at 8 p. in. room services the

tilted. Reading room open to the pub-
lic each week day afternoon from a: 15
024. 30. . .

QANTATA AT GRACE CHURCH.
Without question. one of the most

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theShepherds.”
duotion was "splendidly rendered ‘at
Grace Church last Sunday evening. in
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Morning. .
moiudwneriolre ii: A ' *1 4.32Iomo
Ky rio Eieison ....... .fi Caikln
‘Gioi'laTi'hi ..........2. Calkin
Contraito Solo—O nittH‘Rown of
Bethlehem ............;‘.‘.l. Billiard
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Gloria in Excel“. . Coikin
Postludee-March In B Flat Comp.
Evening.
Prelude ....... 7 ........ . ..... .Couod .
Monument in l“ ............ Hawley
Hunt: Dimittis in ii' . ...... .. Hawley

or; 10: 30 a. nu. Holy Communion and,

"God" Testimony lowing, Wednes-

public is cordially and fraternslly- in.

beautiful Christmas counties. out} 1

This exquisite. pro:

it will be repeated tomorrow ovoniiil

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THE iNTEflNA‘rIONAL BIBLE STU-
DENTS' ASSOCIATION. i

The international Bible Students'
Association-Mooting room. Grand
Army Hail over JaClioou's jewelry
store. Sunday. 3 7). off. regular lesson.
The Pcmlssion of “Evil; Sunday. 7 p.
m., special lecture by F'. F. Cook. V. D.
M., from New York. All welcome, ov-
orything free. interested Bible stu-
dents specially invited, no collection.

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Sheriff Vollmor i2 Maputo to
one the Announcement 07
Appointed of £2 Tax-colloc-

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Former To: ColleotOr John M.
Donnoliy, of' Bridgeport. who was de-
feated 'foi" the. office of mayor by Citi-
ford B. Wilson. the present incumbent.
will be appointed a deputy shoriit by
Sheriff William Vollalor. of Fairiloid
county, today. and announcement to
that effect will be made this after.
noon. The appointment of John Ii.
Donnelly will boWoil received by his
friends who believe that he should be
trivcn the Mildn’ln visit of the fact
that he accepted the numination for
"bayor when it looked as though the
ticket would go down in defeat.

in taking the Democratic nominag
lion for mayor he lost the nomination
for tax collector in which he would"
have had a much better show of win.
ning in the estimation of many. ' ‘

Thai. wuid he givntheo ,
of depot? sitar“! by Shfrlfl Vang;
was known to some extent during the
week past and many rumors to that
effect floated about the city. Sheriff
Voilmor will" as stated above. malts
the odicial announcement this often
noon. The sheriff yesterday said no
did not wish '(o‘discuso the subicct
and instead would make his announce
meat this afternoon. He did notcam
to divides the successful appointee's
"name, but. Donnelly will have the of:
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having refused an odor of settlement
of zb‘conts on a dollar and the referee
in bankruptcy beintat the point of
referring to the‘ foder'ai court the mate:

~' for of contempt of the bankrupto in

not producing the account books. was

the action mains; SolovIay and Kata.‘
farmer wholesale grocers.

Creditors were“ especially aroused
by the testimony ’of George K. Monk
war, a clerk in tho firm' I employ, who
testified thot shortly before ‘tho f
one the goods were shipped airsy by
the truckload. He also claimed that
Kata diocoverod What was going on
and upbraided soloway for trying to
“rob" «him. Mortimer also said that
two clerks beside himself received

- gifts from the arm in order that they

would not talk about when was going
on. “Mortimer said that some of the
goods taken may were shipped to
Bridgeport. Waterbury and Walling-
ford. whlla'otheirs were put in storage
in this city.

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At the meeting of Lincoln Council.

No 4. Order of United American Mo-
chlaico which was held last evening.
the oucoro recentlyoloctsd were in-
stalled by Deputy Horry Stevens and
his'stal. of iaed'a Council, No. 6, or
Stamford. ‘

At. the conclusion of the business
meeting refreshments, consisting of
ice cream, apples and. cigars were
served and enjoyed by those present
after which all united In a Jolly oo-
ciai time. ‘

‘ The officers installed were as for
lam:

Conviction—Haitian Amundsen.

ViceCouacilon—Elmol't Roberts .

Recording Secretary-47 B. Adams.,

Assistant Recording Secretaran.

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NEW HAVEN. Jan 8—0120 creditonn Q Merriam

Financial Secretary—41'. S. Sconoid.
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Treasurer-#Htmry A Wood.

inductor—Arthur S. Merriam.

Examiner—H 0 Mills.

Inside Protector-Ray natham. .

Outside Protector—«Howard Mead.

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newt ooze Merlot up suicide our

in; tut night or‘un. We; 'Stow- '

antic shamanism-incinerato-
tor, Miss Halon Sturdevant. in Bridge-
wator. She bad'hanaod herself «on;
a rafter. The barn in at a distance
from the houae‘and her body was not
found for some “”92 Mrs. Stewart
m main-led. but. in: to onto
meats madotwhloh would mdioate her
montpi condition. Mrs. Stewart. bod
grieved over the sitcom oi hoe into-
band. who suddenly ion. nor o year and

at. animate“; .0.. Monaco”, and has iwcoo‘ou loud'
frcia. lko. Stowax‘tmsthorhuobano a
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Dividend Notice

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK.8AVINOR
' RANK ‘~ . '

At a meeting of the directors of this
bank hold thie'day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the oars
inn of the six months ending Doc.
Si, 1211.12. some will be entered

‘ on pass-books and paid on and after

Jan 10.1912.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE. L. WOODWARD.

- Treasurer.
Dec. 18, 1911. ‘

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Company

100‘ Directors have ordorodvtbot in-
terest at the rotoof 4 per cent. per
annum be croditsd to depositors in
the Savings Dopaflmdntfor‘tbo cur-
rent six moathii- ending December 31.
1911. payable on and other January
10.1912.

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