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Y it is causing high winds with snow
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and heavy frosts as far soutlfias Newv
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TGDAY. ‘
Temperature:
Clear.
high. 53.
E;
Low, 38;
Edward Ryle. of Berkeley, 1 street.
spent yesterday in New York.
*Character parade, vaudeville. or-
chestra. side shows. Mother Goose
Carnival, ~
Miss Edna 'Howard. of Elm street.
. was in New York city over We week-
end 1.
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Edmund Crofut of New Hayen was
the guest of local rclatlies oier Sun-
day. '5
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——l)nnce, Order of GoldeniSceptre.
Nov. in Mystic (‘hain llall.
Gus Meyerholtz, of the sloijk room
of the telephone company is begin-
ning a two weeks’ vacation tpday.
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A special business meetlnti of the
Womans Guild of Trinity Chdrch will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Guild room. All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
Xmas gifts libfhltlllltil'
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(loose Carnival. Armory, tomorrow
night. ‘ ’
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Miss Elizabeth Schreiluu and Wiiv
iiam Schreiber, of Valley :Stteam,
1/0“); island, have returned home after
a three days' visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stellar, of 64 Mendowistroct.
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Mr, and Mrs. llormun Alnxnndor, or
llanbnry are the guests of Mr and
Mrs t‘nlvlu .l.‘_~hty1lcr,of My avenue.
Mr Alexander is an export llshcrmau
and is enjoying the 51.1%! in Nokulit
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lutiuo John Keogh lined Joe (lotiorik!
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Job had no nmnoy and went to Bridge-
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'itmliiill, who outdo the arr rest Satan
day night in Ely nvouuo.
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Tomorrow night St. John‘s Lodge.
'No 6, A F, and A 111.. will hold a spec
in] communication at which the l: nter-
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on a candidate.
“Char ucter parade.
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““‘Newrcmca BEAT.
Chief William R. Pennington has or. ,
ranged a new police heat for the pro-
tootion of the. local scholars from 'gon-
oral, traffic. The officers will patrol
South Main street at the school hours
of passing. Officers Frank 8. Strntton
and Robert J. Gainer are covering the
beat today.
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whenr American
Goose Carnival,
night.
“and,
Two patientsvwe're discharged tram
the Nomhlk hospital yesterday. 'l‘heir. «.
names are Mitt. 0 N. Arnold and Mia. "
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terday Morning
“li‘orother foundations can no man
lay than um is laid, which is Jesus
Christ." This topic from 1 Corinthians
ill, it. was the one choseu‘ by Nov.
Frederick A. Coleman, rector oil Trin-
ity Episcopal Church. for his anniver-
sary sermon yesterday morning. Rev.
walkaa rector three years and a Week.
lie entered upofi’ the fourth year or
his work with yesterday's services, and
.it «was-quite appropriate that he should
preach an anniversary sermon. Pre-
tor took up some little time explain-
ing the progress of the parish and its
iwork. There was a good attendance
.despile the Unfavorable weather and:
all were delighted with the sermon.
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’ l, cess’ of the parish activitiesduring the;
V: veers of the present rectorahlp,
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rector spoke of new work which he
iwas most anxious to undertake. There
has recently been organized within
_ the parish a young 111ea‘sci'ganlzuti011,8
‘iof about 35 members which offers tine
opportunity fox real work. The 1ector
'is also \ei'y unxiwa, to begin 11 Hey
',:work which he hopes to be able to on
large as the time goes on so as to be?
able to influence other boys who do not
'belong to Trinity lie made an appeal
for $2.100 at $30 00 to start this prom-
1 lung wolk. He also showed the abso-
:lue. necessity of working hard «and tie
illniteiy for the parish house i'uuu.
showing how such a building» would not
’only benefit the parish, but the com.
gmuuity at large. It. would the a com-
f'xluunit) house as well as a patkn
iliouse. lie then spoke of the relation
!of the church to the community, in.
which he said:
“Wilewe think of our own work let,
_ l us not forget the relation of Trinity to,
like community, for we have our obli~.
ggation to our civic life. We must do
§our share in trying to solve the web
5 team of our numlcipai life. The work
of the church is vitally associated with
that of the city.
We must strive to inspire more men
and women to give of their time and
today. The influence of Trinity or
any other church upon
is only in proportion as she vitally and
poraie life.
only as she expresses herself in the
lives of her 111e111bers. What kind of a
parish we are. How we will affect the
community's life depends upon what
lug. What kind of individual lives we
are living and where we get the in
for a right life comes only from Jesus
Christ Himself. The consummate
‘1 live, yet not i, but Jesus Christ liv-
eth in me.‘ and to at all approximate
this ideal we must be true to our mis-
sion as Christians. to work for the
men. "Tie the set of the soul that do
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ANNIVERSARY Si Riiiiii
Mr. Coleman has «been in South Non 1
vious to beginning his sermon the rec- .
Alter referring briefly to the sue-i
the’
.
We must reach 0111.,
ability to the great civic questions oi“
the community,
actually identities herself with its cor-,
"But as a parish is composed of 111-,
dividuuis she is known to the world
kind of Christians this parish is makg
spitation fog our life? The inspiration;
ideal of the individual life should be,
spread of the Kingdom of God among,
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,cldes the goal and not the calm or the
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Christ. «When we realize this fact, is
‘it any wonder then that those whose
privilege it is to minister to try to al-
ways keep before men the true vision
'of life and their souls stirred up to
the need of tied in their personal life,
. that they are tempted to become some
what disheartened and upset when they
we certain signs which signify the
need of a greater amount of spiritual-
ity and sincere devotion tot‘hrist 111111
fills church? It seems sometimes that
the church was losing its hold upon
men. It seems sometimes as if the
'church was failing in its mission. it
seems sometimes as it she no longet
iappcaied to men. i believe that the
church is passing through a crisis, but
I also know the promise of the Fath'
or 'that the gates or hell shall not pro
'vail againstlt.’ and ‘Lo i am with you
always, even unto the end of the
world.’ The world is strong but God
who made it. is stronger. Against the
world 1111,1111 individuals, can do both-
iug but with God we can, do every-
‘thiug. ‘l can doall things, through
Christ, who strengtheueth me! Here
is the need of Christ in our lives. Here
is the need of prayer to speak with
Christ. Here is the need of the church
and her services to hear His word.
"Here is the need or the Holy Commun
ion to make us one with Christ ‘that
He may dwell in us and we in Him.
Judging from our use of the visible
‘111enns for strengthening the spiritual
life of the parish and our own person.
:11 life. it does not seem that the spir-
itual life is as high and strong as it
ought to be. This is something we
'can overcome and as we enter upon
our fourth year of work together let
us resolve that working together we
shall try to overcome wherein we luck.
The material work of the parish is
3 line. Every avenue of activity is alive.
We are a live parish but we are not
as strong in our spiritual structure as
we should be. To strengthen our-
selves here would mean more toiling
work materiallv, greater influence up-
ion the community and more peace and
joy in our work for Jesus Christ, 111111
Home souls won to Christ. ’l‘o apllit-
iuallze our lives means to intensify our
work for Cl1rist..\leans to lift our
work above the purely matt rial Means
to put. the soul before the body 0111'
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work, or great work is not done
i.) the four walls of the church.
mission lies beyond the narrow ,:.
lines 01' our own parochial life. 01;: '
work is to spread the Kingdom of tied '
among men.
to Christ and His Cross. Let us there—
tore aim to deepen our spiritual lives'1 '
using faithfully the means at hand, 3
and in thethispiration which will come ‘.
from a more vital contact with Christ,
face our work in the world with a. “
greater certainty of presenting more
fruit in the shape of souls to Christ
Himself. Christ is the foundation, all. ,
of our work must be built upon liim. “
Anten.”
Harris & Calls are discharging a.
cargo of anthracite coal. 1
Miss Grace 1. l'laviland. of..i-‘airi‘ield
avenue. is substituting in the rim-11 ,
department at the Norwalk High.
School.
-—Buy your Xmas gifts at Mother
(loose Carnival, Armory. tomorrow
night. . ' “
\llss Therese Agnes dour, blot of:
Mr. and \lis David l“,]llll(:‘.li_\' oi Pros—
lit'tt avenue, and . ‘t'thut lockwood
Benjamin. son of Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
liam E. Benjamin, of Taylor avenue.
will be united
Mary's churi-Ii,
November '37.
in marriage at St.
Thursday morning,
~l1‘o1' Xmas toys {to to the Mother
Goose Carnival. Armory, tomorrow
night.'-
Health Olllcer Dr. William J. Tracey
had reported to him this morning two
more cases of typhoid. The victims
are Herbert and Sadie Burrell, aged
in and it respectively, of Raymond.
street. The two children have been
sick for about two weeks, and as the
cases were not reported with today,
it is supposed that a doctor had not
been called in. Dr. Tracey received
the report of two cases of diphtheria
yesterday of llarry l3. l'iussing, a the- 1
atriral agent, and his wife, living on
Summer street. Norwaik. Both were ‘
taken ill Saturday.
Mother ‘
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night. I
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