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1,1 1am lit9, and arises from the fact that
' "Smokes as a more matter, of course.
' Blot con-science produce either, yet no
1the asides of lectures on “Prophecy
wand lquulfilment and its Relation to
‘ lament Tvents." 'l'heee lectures are
'bascd on the metallic image or the
Esecond chapter of Daniel, and the pir-
vlnely given interpretation. represent-
ed the Grecian kingdom These lec-
tures are so arranged that, while it
increases the interest to follow along
the whole series, each is separate andE-
full or interest It you hear one you,
will want to hear the ‘remainder of
them, and ityou will read the chapter
(Daniela) the interest will be in-
creased.
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F “In. missioners will meet this ,-
“at“ and disguise of routine bust ' ‘ a...» . "f
‘-"'E‘ , fig: A large delegation of the members
Boy scouts, 'lroop i-‘ne, ntet last of the Store Club assembled in the
m in the Marvin school and had store of P. Needles, last evening, and
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ssh-ill. {enjoyed a line pancake supper. The
Hamid Hall. the Well-known East cakes were prepared by various mem-
”Side young man. has removed togbers of the club, and everyone did‘
“convict: linstice to them. Victrola selections
Fred Reynolds of Pine street, has "9’8 given during the owning, and
accepted a position in the Yale and there was other music that all en-
‘lbmm Manutatturiug Companyfiatam enjoyed
”III“!- ‘ S A number of the influential resi-
The electric lights strung across the debts of Rtimli'lon have taken it upon
Hill Pond for the convenience oi themselvu, to inlprOVe conditions in
skaters, have been removed. Another ”19 ‘3”9818 dtGuider‘Corner. The mud.
m of Spring watcr and slush here has been a foot
Matters of importance were talked deep 9“” “1““? the PRNDE Operations
over at a meeting of the W. C. T. U. were started ‘3“ summer, and as there
told yesterday afternoon at the bonit-
a! Mm.iMyro11 W. Osborn, oi Osborn
avenue.
A meeting of the sewing branch or
«the that Nornaik improvement nsso- ‘
.ylltion was bid yesterday afternoon
it the home of Mrs. Marshall H. Toi-
JIII, East Avenue.
1110 members of 1115 .xlcil's Class of
1110 East Avenue M. E. Church are
insulting to give a St, Patrick dinner
mt Friday evening. The speakers
{or the-evening will be selected to?
am.
The annual meeting at U1; ” .-
"Norwalk Yacht Club. will he held on
Hominy evening. Reports from the
vulture ofllcers will be heard and p10-
«posed alterations in the building plan-
i tor.
‘fliracl‘cs. Their Purpose and Re
units," will be the subject of the Men‘s
proving conditions. city oilicinis, mer-
chants and others have been trying to
drain the water off so as to give the
mud a chance to dry up. This ‘spot
and the section of roadway between
the Union Cemetery and Brookside
g1 cenhoueas where scores of loads of
ili‘l’ among the two worst pieces of.
road in the Fifth District.
Rev. Henry R. Anderson.
Sunday March 11.1917.
10:30 service 01‘ lnolning worship.
pastor
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and the Cross. "
is to be upon the timely subject of
“The Patriotlsm of leans.”
11:50 the weekly lat-salon of the Bi-
ble school. The lesson (or the day
day is“ 'Jesus the Bread of Li fc.’ " John
6: 2-40. The tour of Japan «11111 be con-
tinued on Sunday. Every scholar of
the school should be present and 0“
time as the Mountain Climber ,L‘on-
lost begins or that time-11nd will con-
tinue until Easter Sunday. Prompt 111-
tendance and offering and new 'scbol-
ars will count for your classnnd help
it to scale the heights.
hand your absence will retard its pro-
gloss toward the top. .
3: 30 the Junim Society of Christian
Endeavor will hold their meeting in
the primary room. I
4:30 the afternoon service will be
held. The first part oi the meeting
will be in charge of the Chri lt’ian En-
deavors The topic is, Spreading the
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lbisoopal Churchi tomorrow. Why
men expect miracles in 11 world who
every day is a miracle in some form
B one lot the strange features 0! ho
the average man accepts the great
‘ We have not yet discoveted what coi-
you the rose. or gives it its perfume.
me asks why. Many important teat-
mea of the topic will be taken up by
the diiferent speakers
All the Advent Christian Church to-
anomw evening. the Rev. G. M. Tee-
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Em acid in meat: excites the kidneys, they .
nie- verworked. get shggish,«hc,.al1d .iee‘l -
f lead .11 be urine becomes cloudy,
irritated, and youfimay be obliged
relic ftwb org-three times duringtthenigbt.
._ e duel/scum you must help them-flush .
M 's' .nlittourwostegor you'll: born not
; ‘At first cannons triuill 1
you 1311311”me
"yes
the mold
3:ng hornrdl
ticuiar part of the image which will‘
be the subject of discussion in this.
lecture is the Belly and Thighs on 111111111111; Worship at 10.30 a. 111. on.
{George'l-L Mocsier,
Esentstive of the Volunteers of Ameri-
On the other .
‘i'WiLh lilhia, was
,to clean clogged
no
(load
Acts 8:”141'1' , 1: 35-42 Themtot
the service is in charge of the Pillar
who 1will have the‘ assistance of Mr;
George Moos/er of New York.
The mid-week meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening at 7:15.
flowayton Methodist Episcopal column
Travelling Repre-
ca will speak {or the Christian Organ
izatlon which he represents. Mr. Moe-
sier has spoken in most of the
churches of Norwaik and South Nor
walk and is, we learn, a Christian
worker of wide experience and a
speaker of much ability. All {Rowayton
people are cordially invited to hear-
him.
Sunday School at 11.50 a. m. The
Lesson Subject is "Jesus, the Broad
of Life." St. John 6:22:40. Classes for
people of all ages and all are wel-
come. , .
Church Membership Class at 3 p.
at. All young people of the Church
are invited to attend this class.
Epworth League at- 6:45 p. m. The
topic fortbe evening is “Cultivating
the Grace of Sympathy." The-Leader 13'
Miss Mildred (Justinian.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. The
Topic for the sermon is another rea-
son advanced for not being a. Chris-
tianunamely, “I Am Not a Christian.
Because I Have No inclination or
Feeling in the Matter,“ or “ The Sieefi
lug-Sickness of the Spirit.”
Monday, the regular monthly meet-
ing of— the Womenis Foreign Missionary
Society, at the parsonage at 8 p. to.
All women of the church and ‘ corn-
was no prospect of the city over" lm-inlunity interested in the growth 0:
cordially invited to be present.
Thursday, the Midweek prayer serv-
ice at 7.30 9. at. This is a special
prayer meeting at which all.leaders
in the every-member canvass are ex:-
peeled'to be present A brief meeting
or these ladera is also called for at
rock were. placed several months 81:0.lll19 close of the prayer meeting
Sunday, March Him, is hvery Mem-
ber Canvass Sunday, and all members
are united to co- opelatc with the nleno
who are doing this work by being at
home that oftelnoon, if possible.
The talk to tho. children will have tori'i‘hcso are all busy men who lire‘max-
il'»i SllblPCl the ”311W?“ "Th? Dimming this canvass and deserve. all the
T110 morning S'Wmmllassistancc the community can give
them
The Sunday School collection of the
Methodist Church tomorrow will lie
fo1 the starving children of liclglum.
All members or the school are asked
to remember tilt-ac children gener-
ousiy.
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‘Oscar Pultly. of iludalo, who was
taken ill about a work ago. while
‘ . tlon. There the interests ol' the town
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'1 fife .. :f‘ a moat .....11uol to the
home of relatives/at the C F Purdyi
residence in Noroton, is now much
improved
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bennett have
entertained :Westport relatives.
James F. MacCammond and faintly
are spending a few weeks in Atlantic
City.
lgnten services are dieing held or
ery Friday afternoon at St. Luke‘s
Church, Noroton.
'Bradto'rd Ballard or the Home Bent;
and Trust Company. was in Bridgeport
on Tuesday.
Several here were in attendance on
Wednesday eve.ning at the entertain
Country club. .-
Harold St. John Morehouse, who was
called'to Daytona. Florida, two weeks
ago by the serious illness of his moth-
er. who was visiting there. expectsto
stay about a week longer, although
his mother is now much improved.
Mrs Andrew Buttery- who has been
in the Stamford Hospital for the past
two weeks, for an operation. follow
ing an experience of tnree weeks .111
a New York hospital. is daily improv-
ing. and was able to sit up (or a,
while yesterday .
The .School'Doarll has held two,
meetings recently, to consider plans
for the new schoolhouse to be erected
at the Heights. The board ls‘anxlons
to get the work under way as soon as
possible, that the new“ building may
be ready for use next fall. '
in St. ~John‘s Catholic Church to-
night, iilev, J. Carloll, I).D., of the
Ferndale monastery of the Fathers of
the Holy Ghost 0! West Norwalk, will
give another or tilt-series oi Lenten
addresses which he is delivering at
this church on Friday evenings.
John H. Obcriandcr has started on
a second house on the property on up
per Post Road. Touch he and v. n
Pooloy owned jointly unlll o for.
months ago. Since acquiring Mr. Poo!
cy's interest in the plot, Mr. Obcriand
er has about flushed one Di‘kt.
Announcement has been made. that
there will be no more subscriptlo-i
dances by the young people 01’ the
town, this season. Three have been
.held. The lost onc was poorly patron
iced. and it is understood that the
promoters feel that interest in dancing.
which was the rage two winters ago.
has about died out in Dnrlen. _
The bill auiberizing the. town 0: D11-
rien to issllo school bonds in amount
not to exceed $75,000. which was in-
troduced a few weeks ago by Repre-
sentative Stephen R. Hoyt and was far.
vorably reported’by the Finance Com-
mittee on Feb. 27th,11nd1 given its place
on the calendar, was passed in the
. House 'i‘ilursdamiy unanimous ”vote,
and now goes to the Senote {or its ac-
are being well-looked after by Sean:
tor Charles E. Williamson, and the
bill will doubtless become a law with
in a few days.
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