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first Methodist. Episcopal
Bath Norwalk. William G.
10:30 n. IL Preachhtg.
12 noon Bible school.
6:80 p. to. Young Peomcxs servicef
7:30 p. in. Lincoln Memorial
service. Guests—Loyal Order of
loose. malevolent and Protective 0r-
“: of Elks. Rowayton Fife and Drum
Corps. Special musical feature:—
Solo—Mr. Peter llutcliison. charter-l
t Waffle. . i
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church;
) (limn,'
t
r Rock at Ages— —by Fife and Drum
Corps with muil’led drums.
[income favorite hymns will be
sung and the minister will speak on'
“Abraham Unooln putt the. Umceni
“Sir . L 3
_ Music tor the Day:-—— !
Morning at 10:30:——
... _ Organ Prelude—Allegretto. (lriog‘
Anthem-«Praise the lord, 0 Jsmsar
lent. - Bhorwin. I
, le- mummy—Andante. *
D. H. Wilson
Otter-m1 Sour-Selected. l
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|1y meeting continues with love, feast
‘ and preaching by visiting minister, 11
i a. m.
Clever or lanolin Illa,
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Tel. No. 909.
1. Gave.
11. Allegro moderato.
Oflerwry—aSonata for Cello.
Mendelssohn.
Soprano Solo—My Redeemer and My
Lord. From “Golden Legend."
Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
H.
the mug, of me Organ Postlude-«Maestso. Fauuws.
Beening:~—
wicked. Organ Prelude—~Aliegro. Pierne.
Memory—Andante Amoroeo. lsortez.I
Nor standeih in the Soprano solo—dloid Thou My Head.
l Briggs
“a, Dimmer. lOl'gall Postludo‘dCantalliie. Faulkes.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Midweek ser-l
N0, sitteth in the an.“ vice Topic "Mssons in Faith."
Tuesday. it p. in. Hungarian Bible
of the scornful c1353.
Friday. 3.35 p. lll. Meeting of 'l‘eut i
this Circle of 1‘. E.
ing 01' 80y Scouts.
Woodward Avenue department Sunei
.day school, 3:30 p. m.
The third quarter-i lirooknide (‘hapel Sunday school, 3
p. 111. Sunday evening service. 7130 p.
m. Mr. Thompson will preach.
The monthly missionary meeting 01
school. 3 p. 111., Holy communion and the Woman's Association of the Scotti
preaching by 'Rev. Charles N. Gibbons. Norwaik Congregational church will be.
P. 011 8 p. m., Sacrament continued held at the home of Mrs. J. 11. Ferris.
and sermon by pastor. i 30 West avenue, on Wednesday after-
Qoarterly conference. Monday evo- noon at 3 p. m.
ning, 7:80. E will speak of her work in the schools
Tuesdhy night Class meeting. . of the Congregational Education So
Friday night. Choir rehearsal. ciety in Utah.
A hearty welcome is extended to —-——-
strangers and visitors. Special mosic.‘
Psalms 1: 1 7:30 p. in. Meet.
Mcon, pastor.
Sunday services.
12230 p. m., conference Sunday;
First Congregational church. Nor
'wnlk Rev. E. l" Mcflregor Ph. 1).
South «Nornalk Baptist church Rev will
it G Hartley, m. . Morning service at 10:30 with
Morning amine, 10 so a m. The smelting by ttev. J. A. sotnndt. yes»
pastor will speak on the first article DOT fierfice It 1: 30
of the Baptist Five Your Program. 1 The Sunday school meets at noon.
ldvening'iervlcc 7 30 p m Sermon The Christian Endeavor Society meet-s
”The Masters Claim. . 6-1) m bender. Percy Tutor. Top-
iSuntisy school at 12 noon. The new it “The Conascration of influence '
program will be adopted. All theI Music for the Day:—
tenchers and scholars will be inter-: in the absence of Mr. Gibson. Mr.
ested in the presentation of this pro- William ’11. Smith will he in chargc 01
. .7 Organ momma—Moderator. Pearson. m .the music.
EvenlM 81 7 30"“ l 12 noon The pmtor desires to meet Morning:-~
0"“ Pm“d""(menmw ”' "£131: the members of the "Deacon a Board Prelude~0venure it) "Lohengrin."
» . ,. ‘ 12:15 p. m. The Brotherhood class B. Wagner
' . “£33m Lord “1th ifs: will meet to listen to the monthly sd- Quartet ~Venite in A. 1). Buck.
' dress. Subject "Evangelism." The Quartet «The Lord is My Shepherd.
Organ Offertoty Andante Grazioso. postnr will be the speaker. All the C. B. Hawlcy
l). H. Wilson
Olertory Solo—Selected. ,
'. Mr. Peter llutcheeon»
organ PostludomMarclt from Aida." |
Verdi
i ‘ Tuesday, 7-15 p. m (tines meeting.
“'1 itiosdm, V p. tn. Official hoard
me ..u .l‘ residence of Mr. Frank
lln A. 51!“ ll. 71 West stleet
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. A temperance
crayon talk by Hon. Prank. Stewart
Regan. assemblyman from Illinois.
Subject "The Root Taxpayer."
Friday. 4 p. m. Junior Magoo. 8
p. in. Boy Scout«. hp. in. Cottage
prayer meetings in \srlous homes of
the communions. viz: -
Mr. Charles E. Hoyt. it liayview
avenue.‘
Mr. Charles .1. Reunion. 29 Taylor
avenue.
Mrs. B. M. Andrews. its West ilVG‘
, .m
Mr. Leslie Gamble. 2:1 Senview ave
." hue.
f 7 Ir. J. H. Gibson. 11 Quintard ave~
hue.
Norwalk Methodist (‘liurtlL
. The Men's Asaemhly meets at tho
; ,4 noon hour each Sunday and one night
each month in a social way.
.Frldsy evening, February 18th. at
. 8 o'clock. Mr. G. A. Sherron. our city
engineer will speak on “City Condi-
tions." 9. subject in which every man
ought to be interested. Refreshments.
. Every man is cordially invited. We
. need your cooperation. Come and see
the good work we. are trying todo in
the community.
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East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal
'- ~Church, Rev. 6. P. Fairbanks. pastor.
9:00 a. m. Fellowship meeting; Mr.
.1. E. Trmmaon, leader. :
10:30 a. m. Morning preaching ser-
vice. Sermon 'by the pastor. Sub- '
Sect—Anew Long Overdue. Music
’by the chill:
' : «sq
12 noon. Hour for Bible study in the.
..Bnnday school room.
3:30 p. m. The Junior League ser-
vice. Mrs. Greenwood. supt.
6:30 p. m.- The Senior Magoo pray-
‘ or meeting. -
7:30 p. m. «Evening sermon by the
‘_ 'rpastorr Subject—An Overlooked Can-
'7.-mdmmt. Musical selections by the
choir. ~ . .
There' will be special evangelistic
services at this church every evening
during the week except Saturday eve-
hing. There will be a. duerent speaker
-hnhsveningand we believe the closet
. leg cit-00d will resLupon them and all
' was up working in harmony with
on... re. public is cordially mm
Wednesday. 2 p. in The ladies?
\IJ‘“ H m‘
‘ers attending the services tomorrow Vesper Anthelanhe Way is
. (Memory—Meditation
'l’rfllllde—Mldfllllt‘ lieligioso.
men of the church are cordially in- (Memory- Awake. My Sout lo Joyful
vited to be present. Lays. P. A. fichnecker
Christian [endeavor Society; aub- l‘ostludc -.\inrcli front "‘Athalin."
loot "The Comecrstion of influence. Mendelssohn.
leader. \iiss Dickson. This will be Vesper tit-"ice 0141301“
consecration meeting. All members (lffcrtory-Melody. ltubenstein.
Quartet ~O Loving Saviour.
C. B. Hawley
Long
shall sign the petitions for the passage and Drcary. Sir A. Sullivan
of the Sheppard—Gatlinger National l'ostlttde~1n Modo d'unn Murcia.
are. urged: to be present.
it is earnestly desired that all vof‘
Prohibition Resolution. These peti- Schumann.
lions will the in charge of Mr. H. P. l’reinde—Tastomlc l“. Liszt.
Morgan. Tuesday. The 'Ministerlng .(‘irclr-
Music for the Day:— meets with Mrs. A. ll. Baldwin in titr-
Morning:~- afternoon. All indies interested in [1le-
Organ prelude - Andante con Motto. lug surgical dressings for Red l‘ross
ll. Desllaycs with MT invited to meet at the home
1. F. l-‘lagglei'. of Mrs. A. J. Meeker. 9 Mott avonnc.
:(lffertory solo—hike as a lleart Deslr- at two o'clock. Old linen. muslin or
eth. .\llitsen. out flannel can be used and any mu-
i'ostlude-«Alln Marcia. 0. Kim: tcrial of this kind will be gladly re-
Evening:—— ceivcd. in the evening at 7:45 in the
0i‘i‘crtory-l’astoralc. (i. W. Chadwick of the men of
Offertory Solo—Just Asl Am. Banks their men friends. Rev. L. 1‘. Berry
Prelude-March. .1. scrap oi Stamford will speak infonnally
Announcements for the week. about “The Men and the Church. "
Monday. 7:15 p .m. The Envelope 'i‘hursdny. At the. mid- week servicfc
Committee and treasurers of the Mrs G. W. White will read a paper on
church will meet at the parsonage. the Book of Joli and Mrs. 0901-159. F.
7:80 p. m. The Camp Fire Girls will ltntls will interpret selected prt‘t-inns.
meet in the chair class room. lot‘ the hook.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. The Mizpahf
«Circle. of King's Daughters will meet'
in the lecture room of the church.
Trinity Church. Rev.
. '(Yoleman. rector. .Servicm for
Wednesday, lztt’) p. m. The month-— sixth Sunday after Epiphany.
1y business meeting of the oflicers and 8 a. m. Celebration of the Holy
teachers of the Sunday school will be Communion. ~
held at the home of Miss 'S. Olmstead. 10 a. to. Church school
'15 Wet-it 'Maln street, tNorwalk. l 11 n. m. Morning prayer and ser-
Thursdsy. '1 :15 p. m. The pastor mon
will speak on "Hand Picked Fruit: 12. 30 p m
8: 45 p. m. The pastor will speak on tism
"Gods Use of the Individua. ” A [30 p m
short business meeting of the church dress
“d“ follow Calendar for the week: —-
Friday. 7: 45 p. m. The Christian En Monday 8 p in Meeting of the par-
deavor Society will hold a Valentine ish canvass committee.
Social. Music and an interesting prc Tuesday, 2 l)- m Sewing meeting of
gram will be given. Refreshments the Woman’s Guild 8 p m Valentine
will be served. Acordlnl invitation to sociable of the young people of the
the ”“3 We °t the church is ex- parish. An invitation has thesn ex--
tended. tended to all the young people of the
‘ ' . parish to attend.
Wednesday. 3: 30 p. in. Junior Aunt
illary to the Board of Missions. 8 p.
The sacrament of Bali-
-2vening prayer and ad-
So. Norwaik Congregational church.
J ohnvstapleton. minister.
10:30. with sermon by the pastor. “The mitten.
Breed of life." Thursday, 7: 45 p. in. Girl‘s Friend-
Evening service at ‘1: 30. Mr. Staple 1, Society
ton will preach Topic "Prepared Friday. 7: 304;. m. Boy's clhb. 7:46
new. " I p. m. Choir rehearsal.
Men's Bible class at 12 o'.clock Top‘ .._—A . .7
c, ‘God in Newt's." " The Associated Bible Students, flea
Bible school It 12 o’clock, noon. I". Men's Hell. -‘Bonth Norwnlkm Pastor
l. M. Glover. WWHMGDML A. J. Ritchie of New York willspenk
Senior". 1-}. meeting at 8:80. Top- on “The films of the Times." .Luke
to, “The CWWNOII M “WNW." 31:34.10 I. 7:30 I). In. All welcome,
state for the oayt— -no m. . . .
lust-a: —- . . .._
Orn- mo—m WM»: Inuit Paul's Mon. nu. Mala a,
.e
TIE IIEIT IIP TEA Gil.
124 Washington 8L.
, unwell. rector.
lies of addresses on the Cre‘Bd.
f Lite Everlasting."
jeither oi the Sunday schools of the
planned by competent teachers
Miss Stella M Jordan at
day on Sunday evening
is cordially invited.
I
parish house there will be a gatherina‘
the congregation and'
Frederick A. ’
the l
Public worship. Sunday morning at in. Meeting of the canvassing com- '
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Se. Nomlk Free Delivery
Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany.
7:30 a. m., Holy Commnion; 9:15 a.
on, St. Paul's Sunday school; 10:30 a.
m., Morning prayer and sermon; 3 p.
in. St. Andrew‘s Sunday school. 3.53
Allin unmet, Winnipenk; 7:80 p. m.,
evening prayer and the last of me ser-
“The
All are invited to the sernccs. es‘
pecially strangers and visitors ll.‘ t )Wll.
Members of the parish are urged to be
in their places at church on sunday.
New scholars are always welcome at
mrisli, which are properly 81'8de and
St. Paul‘s church is open every day
in the year all. day. for rent. prayer
and meditation.
The detest for the Mission ill llltu‘
parish are April 7-16 inclusit-e. All
parishioners and others interestid are
askcd to keep the dates free. i
Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard.
Rev. T. l". Caskey. D. D.. rector.
Sixth Sunday after Epiphany. Morn»
his prayer snd~sermon at.10:50. Sun-
day school at noon. Evening prayer
7:30, with sermon on "Abraham Inn
coin." Special attention is called to
the commemoration of Lincoln's birth-
Tllo public
tirace t‘llllH'lJ. Tllc lit-v. J. licntou
Wtrnel. rector. The sixth Sunt'aly at»
iter Epiphany. Mission Sundav school
of St. Faith at9 ;,the ( tleuratlor. of the
110!) Communion at 9:30. morning
prayer and sermon at 10:30; parish
lunday school at noon; evening pray
or and address pt 4. Note that the
house of the cslebrntlon is 9‘30.
1
: St. Peter's Luthelnn Church. Cedar
“street. our West avenue. Martin 1..
. Bteup. pastor.
The. usual Divine services will take
[place at St. Peter's Evangelical Luth-
eran church. at 10:30, with gospel ser~
men by the pastor. No evening ser
\ices. except on the last Sunday eve
ning "of every month. Mien stryices
are held in English. at :30 The
Lutherans of the city and vicinity are
invited to worship has; all others
are cordially wnlgime. Seats are tree.
1 (‘hoir rehearsal will be omitted this
seek. ’ M ’
, Sunday school every Sunday. 9:30.
lhlglisli and German departments. New
pupils may llith' their names enrolled
at any session.
German supper ill the li.i5(‘lllbl)' room
'of the church on Thursday Wetting.
F‘Obl’ull‘)‘ 24th.
Advent Christian church. Van Zant
and Harvey streets. Bast Norwalk.
Rev. George M. ’l‘eeplc, pastor.
Half hour of prayer. to a. m.
Morning sermon. 10:30 a. m.
Sunday schodlf'fi noon.
Junior Loyal Workers. 3:30 p. m.
Loyal Workers meeting, 5:45 p. m.
tSong service. 6:45 p. in.
Evening sermon, 'i p. m.
Mid-wettk prayer and testimony
meeting Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
7 \lesaiah Swedish Lutheran church,
.Fort street. 11 Luther Wilson. pastor
Services 4 o'clock p. in. All Scandi-
inavians are welcome.
I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
l‘ ClENTIST
I First. church of Christ. Scientist.
West avennmy’i‘lic Regular Still-
day service of this church is held at 1]
is. 111.
Subject. February 13 "Soul."
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at 8 o"clock.
To both these services the public is
cordially invited .
A reading room is maintained at
the same address. open each week
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4:30 p. m.
MAJOR NOBMOYLE DEAD.
08W'EGO.1N. Y., Feb. 11.--Maior
James E. Normoyle, Third United
flutes Infantry. who was in command
.0! Fort Ontario here, died suddenly
today of bloodpoisoning. Major Nor
moyle was born in Michigan. in 1806
He served in Prto Rico Cuba. and thr
Philippines.
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Mines Feature. - .'
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