r F 1 a this morning. by the Rev. 8. P. . ., was very quiet Epworth League Rhlly. The June rally Of the Norwnlk group of Epworth Leagues was held last eve- ning in the East Avenue it. E. Church at 8 O'clock. The following officers were electedr President—Ralph Bedient. Vice-President—«Miss .l. Sarton. Secretary—Miss Carrie Miller. Treasurer—Arthur Platt. The group was addressed by Rev. E. l". Weiss, Of Georgetown, president of the New York District Epworth beag- ue, who delivered a splendid address, which greatly impressed his hearers.‘ [its subject was “Holding the Fort," and he particularly addressed the younger members, telling them that simply being a. member of the church: "was not enough, but earnest and act-j iva work on the behalf of the church was what counted. The local Chapter , furnished refreshments at the close of Rev. Mr. Weise's interesting remarks. , While attempting to board a rapidly- moving trolley car. a young man who had been in attendance at the Kelsey A. C. Club's dance, at the Dorian danc- ing pavilion, last evening, was thrown to the ground and narrowly escaped serious injury under the trolley’s wheels. As the same car approached the end of the line. near the East Nor- walk electric light station. a lady was thrown with considerable force from the car. She landed in a large puddle of water. uninjured. save for a totally destroyed dress and ruffled feelings. Nina Clara Cecilia Johnson. daugh- . * her Of hir. and Mrs. Charles A. John- oon. of Georgeton. was married to Charles Richard Roddy. son of Mr. and Ira. Richard Roddy, of Cove avenue. Fair- lllllks. in the parsmage of the East Avenue N. Ill. Church. The wedding Mr. and Ira Roddy hit for an automobile trip through New York State. hiany friends in Georgetown and The Norwnlks wish I the WW couple many years of hap- piness. in the Men's Class of the that am sue Methodist Episcopal Church. to- marrow. there will be a discussion on .' the subject. Resolved. That wealth heaps more people from entering on the Christian. life than it helps into: There is a chance for everybody in the two minute talk to express his dinlon. The subject is founded on the story of an ancient and remaflb able journey, and promises to be or. intense interest to all who attend. ' ,: _ a Tbs Kelsey A. C. held a dance last evening atA the Dorlcn Point dancing villon. Alarge number of people were in attendance. and a pleasant wing was enjoyed by all. Tbs m of the dance was to provide fund to defray the expenses of the ’ vnionFOurthotJulysveinNor— m The members of the club plan. to make a splendid appearance on- val night. The Useful A'rtlcls committee met :y afternoon at the home-of A. W. NichOlls." of Edits avenue. tents were discussed for the tomorrowevsning. in the‘ ofthsiiithnsnivsnary wrinNorwalL Thali- ,mnadb'yfivm'momp- M . .J‘ .. \ 1 7 abasanrsometimeintbe, mm funds to help the building ily, of Edlie avenue. were visitors yes- terday in New London. where they wit- nessed the boat races between the crack crews of Yale and Hasvsrd. i A large force of men from the East 'Norwalk electric station are busy to—‘ dny setting up several new poles on the Marvin Beach Tract on Gregory Boulevard. JsaamstsHa-uadflsd hrspsimhassatapvochmbm waarelhnsd. Bandwidth saasfansiddassrtsd bdldhd I nightbstwasanlsrslusd its», posedtopnnchlnaasighbartflot- ,chard. but was mill vspubsd. “stock his stand at last under an antenna on the public road. aurrosldad by twenty hearers. 'Aftsr singing and praying; he ssys. l preached on John 3:7. Ye must be born again. i felt happy that we were favored with so comfortable a place. After presch- ing. i told the people that l intended ~to be with them again in two weeks. and if any of them would open their houses to receive me. i should be glad; but if they were not willing, we would meet at the same place. but i shall yet have a place in this town where i may lay my head." . DARIEN The Lucia Circle will meet with. hirs. C. L, Alnswortb, street, East Norwalk 18 Outage Miss Lila Merrill. of Quebe0. Can- ada, is visiting unis Jeanette Bean. ...- M ROWAYTON Mrs. Elisabeth Morrison, of Witch lane. spent yesterday in New York. Rev. E. 8. Jackson and family are visiting in Cold Spring Harbor. N. Y.. William Pinknoy. Jr.. who has been attending school in Pawiing. New York. has returned to his home, in this place, for the summer vpoation. Robert 8. Morrison. whohas been' snioying a week‘s vacation. will re- turn to his duties with the New York Life Insurance Company. Monday. There will be an extra car from Ro- wayton. Sunday evening. to accommo- date those who will want to attend the big union service at the First Meth- odist Episcopal Church, Sunday even- lng. Franklin Thesii. of Founder direct. burials-nod, horns ~prom 1 New Yal’k. whore ha 1: daughter. Hummus. Kuhn. Mrs. Kuhn. who last week udderirent an operation for appendicitis. is doing inicelY An appreciative audience last even- ing enjoyed a very interesting lecture in the £0an Baptist Clinl'cli. by Harry Tappan. The lecture was-illus- trated by is colored views of the canal and Panama. Eight members of the Bowayton Flower club went to Broad River. yes- terday, and visited the Comatoclr peony farm. lira. Comatooh presented the club with four hundred handsome blossoms. most of which will he ship- ped tothopoorchildroninNow Yorx. city. The trip was made, in J. Sher- man iioyt's auto bun. Rowaytcn Baptist Church. Rev.- H. B. Anderson. paste as fol- lows: Public worship at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. in. Rev. John Flint will preach at both services. Bible school at 11:60a. m. Junior Inidaavor meet at 8:30 p. in. Y. P. 8.0.3. at 6:45 p. m.. Prayer meeting at 1:45 on was- nesday evening. These services are opentoall. Aoardhiinvitauonisex- tmdsd to and a warm welcome awaits you. ersClnss.:-st8!0p. m. lpworth' Month“: Topic: “Mavis: a wmbonoevmingpruashiag-sarviea ushmambnd-fiamllon arssxpeetsdtaialnwlththaother oreonM. M “Wildhodmdimofmlnofl- beginnmgoflmhodhtsisblcnralh museum“ This thanowartonswitehatfaflp. in. . i. to vhit his in the Ifsthodist Church tomorrow, \ - ,. Methodist Episcopal—«item 1,, N0 OROTON . W i Mrs. Bollard of Tokensks has found great relief from pain in her eyes, by consulting her ocuiint. . The haymaker's mowers are Dun! on the meadows. and the air is redol- ent with the perfume of new mown hay. i The National Association of Naval Veterans will hold their meeting in Detroit on August 21. 1914. Ever! year they grow less. The Stamford shops running on half time. andpsome not at all. makes hard scratching for quite a few who have their homes in Darlen. The If_ E. Ladies' Aid had a small- er numbsr present than usual, but are laying plans for an affair which looks more favorable the more they con- sider it. A passenger said to one of the N. H, R. R. men. "Say, Bill. i see you get paid by the minute now!" "Yes said Bill. and if anyone should ask you, my pay was minute endow. be fore!" Mr. Cullen of Prospect avenue. duds relief from acute indigestion by tak- ing plenty of exercise. and his con- stitutloml walk every due day. His daughter. who ,is away. is improving very much under special treatment. Congregational Church—Rev. Her- bert 8. ‘BrOwn. Pb. D.. Pastor—Ber- mon, 10:30 a. in. Sunday School at 12 to. Bible 8tudy,for adults, grades from infant class up. Christian mi dcavor 6 p. m. Evening sermon. 7:30 p, m. The national encampment of the G. A. R.. will be held in Detroit. Mich. Comrade Frank 0. Cole. past Depart- ment Commander of N. J.. is a prom-z inent candidate for Commander-in ‘. Chief, New Jersey and Connecticut ,were close chprns in those old dqys.’ 1' and have always been true comrades." The it. ill. Brotherhood. leader. cnarfis n. such. will hold a very in- teresting meeting in the ill. E. church parlors.‘londsy. at 8 p. m. The pres- ident desires members to remember that promptness in attendance is requisite-Acclaim greeting to all. it is fully expected that this will be a meeting of great interest to all who attend! Members are asked to bring another with them to participate in the pleasures of the «wing. Samuel E mason. pastor—Sermon. 10:10 a. in. Topic ‘fi‘he Tempter." Sunday- school at noun. Adult Bible classes. intermediate grades and intent class. lion‘s BibbClsss with the mun teacher has always an tutu-eating time. Coins caca- nnd you are sure tokespitup. Epworthuague. 0:311 b. m. sermoabypastorJiop m.‘ u Presbyterian Church. Newton—Rev. Caries hisrtyn. D. 1).. Mob—sermon. Ham. Watson. Ir. canoe! moans. cursed mmhmammnm- Burrow. on: superintendent. commodhhmmmcamsonmrrm and the bum up an inter-Satin: school. mmumwmmummmunm mmamnmwmmr-thsmmamun Ilnerhad‘ simian Homwwmvmaasanmqnndswm Yolkdty.bwksdhdfialsthod1 component-vs. “lineman. Anutracarwnlleavo churches. warns-cayenne. I has The, uses ”in... we: no anoi- o flair sit-whatnot, am a. in; nouns havoc udmrrioam.‘ Iva- Who knows ' “Minor. lsv.Ja-J.lsdaaaa.ss.—.aa. with oar-am is.” s. 1 Int:- snsal. it.“ a. I, Holy Name do slats. 1:30 a. I. Bow-nos I. l... Church—~11". is. I, Jackass. W b! pastor. 10:30 a. m. Sunday-school at noon. lpworth league. use p m. Evening sermon by pastor. 1st a in. Wednesday at 1:45 p. in.. prayer service. .‘ Bey Scouts meeting every Tuesday evening. CHARGES AGAINST HILL. Wit Mormon Don't Scam to Want to Impeach Commissioner. Presidnt G. S. Hill of the Board'of Police Commissioners. of Bridgeport. who in charged with responsibility forl bushing up the hots concerning the killing of John De Martino. of Stam- Mtord. in October. 1910. has said he 1won't resign. and there is no indiu- tion so far that he will be removed. A resolution of Alderman W. .l. lions. l introduced at a meeting of the Bridge-5 port Board of Aldermen. Monday night,’ 1 was referred to the miscellaneous corn- mlttee after a maiden for its adoption was defeated. 16 to 4. resolution: “That George Sherman Hill. prasl- dent of the Board of Police Commis- sioners. has been incompetent and un- faithful to the duties of his oiflcs in the following manner. to wit: “l. One John De llartino was killed in this city on Oct. 29. 1910. by an au- tomobile driven by Carl li‘. Siemon. of Bridgeport. who is now held by our- oner's finding guilty of criminal negli- gence by reason of such killing. “2. On April 21. 1913, said Carl F. Siemon communicated his belief that he might have been instrumental in killing Do Martino to illenry F. Shan- non. his attorney, and said Shannon communicated the story told by Sie- mou to said Police Commissioner llill and to certain officers of the Police Department. whereupon said Hill in- formed the superintendent and detec- tives that they need go no further with the matter In investigation .that he would take care of it himself. "l. in view Of this determination by Ir. Hill. the said police commissioners More is the i did no further work on the case, they . fully assuming that he would bring the matter to the attention of the proper criminal authorities for such legal and dual adjustment as the latter upon ' th’olr ‘ohths‘ of omca‘dssmsd proper. "l. (By reason of1 these acts and these directions given by said Hill. the of Dd ital-flu» _ tor: many corroded no ths‘ hm! criminal authorities. the course of Justice wga'lmpeded and delayed. and grant lniury to other persons was ac- complished and performed. “Therefore. Resolved. That a copy of these charges be served upon the said Georg. Sherman Kill. an provid- oaiiisocunnsr ofthe Charter of Bridgeport. and that he be summer. u to appear before the Common Council - at its ilrst meeting in July to answer thereunto and to shbp cause if any there be why he ahould'not be remor- ed from the office of Police Commis- sinner." / .._-_.. - PEEKEO THROUGH HOLE.» Hawlayvlils Stovepipe Cass Ended After Three Years. 5 Of the termination of a case that has attracted much attention in Hartley- villo and the neighboring country. as wall as in Wfltm county. New York, during the three years that it has been pendingin the courts in New. York state, the New York 'lierald yes-I tor-day said: A three years light in the diVOrce ac- tion of Mrs. Julia W. SoibreCht. 101 New Rochelle, against Henry A. Sie- brecht. florist. of No. 821 Fifth avenue, this city, has just been settled by the decision of Justice Morschauser, of White Plains. tiled Saturday. in which the- wife receives a decree. She also receives the custody of her three min- or children and alimony of” $100 a month. ,. “3' WW“ “' W“ m u“ rpm, Nita. BELLE annals. Koala:- stock. madamdeartbennmsofllra-ljrans Minor. also of New Rochelle. who was cameras corespdndsnt Mr. and lira. Slsbrecht went to Hnflayfllle. Conn. in 1907. and rent- edpartcfahonssfrom Mrs Thur-as Tucker. Occur!!!“ another part of for divorce in Aprll'.1911. charging mummimmm m‘tcstlladshebadbeens'ilf ci'sawasnstlidaflt ‘m nominal-um the house were Kr. and iii-s. Frank. lira. aiebrsoht began action . ‘Al‘Silver Lake is.” SATURDAY. m A 3.14 Business Directory DO You Want to Reach the Public? 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