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i-j-‘n‘ccholr of the East Avenue M. E.
"rmheld their regular rehearsal in
1b mullarsonage last evening.
A Mot. Harbor View Beach has
been purchased by John H. Wurth‘
mun-om George. W. Mitchell.
. -——'.t‘wo cargoes of coal have arrived
:1! Raymond Bros. yard.
the-”Forward Movement” ‘of that de
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Mr. and Mrs. Alec Sherwood. ancl‘:
their young douchaer spent yesterday;
visiting friends in New Haven.
nomination, at’Newarlt,‘ N: 1.7
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Whitelaw or;
Noroton recently entertained Mrs.;
'ieorgej Chamberlain of New York.
‘agc on the Post Road for about two
veai‘s. have moved out. Of town.
Corporal Harold Tyler has returned
Its: Fests has returned home from
flow Gunaan. where she has. been
sinco'the death of her only sister, Mrs.
Andronica" last Tuesday morning.
Im A. Northrop has purchased a
lo! and building on the East Side from
Valium A. Sullivan of 45 Gregory
tableau].
- ~—8¢o Raymond Bros for hourm rents'
The Mayflowu Hook and Ladder
Company -will hold their monthly
moc‘lng on'Mondny evening at their
«Intern on Van Zant street.
Atwthe Weekly Working session of
melted Cross Auxiliary of the East
Avenue M. F). church held yesterday
afternoon. considerable progress was
nude on the work on hand.
It is attracted that action will be
taken at one of ”ac combs: mcutlngs
d' the third district commissioners to
filifllo vacancy caused by the. death of
Char-lea Kuhncr The commicsioners
will meet. as usual on Monday n~.jcni"3:
The choir of the East Avenue M. E.
church will rehearse. on m-xt Sutulday
evening imtead of Friday cw-ning. the
regular night for rchcal’k'al because of
the sonico which will he held at thi-
m Nov-walk Methodist. church in
Mr of the Methodist Centenary.
”- next Friday evening, a snincrip-
lien ammo will be. old at the Commu-
nity it‘ll by tho mcmbcm of tho East
Not-walk Improvement Association. To
aid in making this afinir :1 success,
the mic-es oi‘ lllt' Sterling- W'ellnitz
mm have been secured to fur-
ainh much: that night when a large
aflmdancc is expected.
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Yderday was the (wildest day of the
present writer and a numbur of local
Manolo": droppcd to around 5 de-
~ m above zero early ‘yesterday
tuning. Even at this the cold wave
_ of yesterday was almont nothing cotn-
wwth the weather conditions of a
._ . Jul-lg!) when at this time the har-
‘ “V‘hlld part. of the. Sound was frozen
coil. '1}
. ’o-«ngregalion of the East Ave-
uulr. ll. hnrch will participate in the
WI! aavicea which will be held at
mm Nanak-Methodist church
“Friday in the interests of the
flfiodist Centenary. Services will
beheld in the morning, afternoon and
aiming. An invitation has been ex-
m to the public to attend the or
at; service “which will consist of a
. , mittlciun- lecture and presentation
, (like Centenary program.
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it. find Mrs. Cornelius Van Coever-
ingot .Gregory oBulcvard have an.
mood fjhe engagement of their
Wen Miss Gertrude Van Cocver—
auto Horace C. Richards of 209 Flax
I!!! med. Miss Van Coevering is one
’Ifsihe most popular members of the
younger net of the city and Mr. Rich-
m in well known in the businees. so-
dfl and fraternal circles both in Nor-
“It and Stamford. “horr- ln- it em-
~;m in the Stamford National bank.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of‘the East Avenue M. E.
chirch will hold their regular meet-
hot at the church parsonage on Tues-
dly evening.
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fie'funeral services for Mrs. Fred
H. Smith will be held this afternoon.
, : ’Kra. Scott W'lllialur'mi Emu l.«.+n .auf.
" felting with rheumatism for the past
on months. ’
Kev, 0. 1E. Richter of Mansfield 21':
“ . mm: ;:1ninistcrs and lgyinen
heldcln. the] interns of
‘o the service with the Marines at a
”-iirr'inie. camp, after a holiday fur—
"rrh \vi‘h his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Tyler of Noroton Heights.
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l C. E. Simon of Sedgwick avenue.
“‘n was injured by u f.~.ll \'.'hll0 at his
=\'n‘.‘k in Mianus about a \vw-k ago. is
i‘-' confined to his bed, and suffering
l szrcut pain.
Bliss. Olive Tutllili. a student at the
”h‘nnr-t-tiL-nt State College for Women
"cw London, 21 former resident of
Norman. spent the holidays 3': the
' t I‘fMiss 'v'inii'itd \Vlliielnw of
l Noroton. ’
Cenruv “C Grist the Main .~:r~ct
--.. :vt mm-kctmun, lliln' rcccivul a long
letter from his 'son. Georgc \V. Gel“.
J12. tt-lling of tl‘cmzh and dugout life.
{and expressing the expectation of
l Ynl'tinu for homo shortly.
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i-h'rgenni llarold Scribner recently
out along and interesting letter to
his father. Eht-n Scribner, of Thu
Tl“l,t!l‘_l:. in which he tlcsrl'ibul Ill" ml-
‘rnnz-u of the Yankee boys in n tiw (Io r~
wwm Unitary to be occupie-l by the
tilted troops.
Wallace .\'. Slicrer, the youngest son
of former Justicv Georg“ W. Sheri-r.
l:-d at his lntc honw on Maple :u‘c-
nnc. early Thursday morning. nftcr
suite-ring about a wcck with pneumo-
nia: lie. wnsjalmut 30 years of are.
7 .1 native of this town.
Plans are being made for the re-
rennizntinn of tlnu Darit-n little Club.
which was orgztnizud shortly before
i'lxr-ricn entered the war, but died
"bun the Home Guard was organized.
l'v'lmn the State Guard is disbanded.
4...". will «be no military organization
in town. and it is believed that many
-t‘ the boys who have had a taste of
' lilitary life will want to keep in prac-
‘ in handling firearms and such
practice. the club might afford them.
We
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Mr. and Mrs. Alyn “lilliams of \Vcst-
side avenue will spend the winter in
Norwalk. ‘
Private Charles Murphy has been
a endin a few days' furlouvh from » -
(limp gnewns with mmies and Mrs. Nollie 2‘. .iblcr of the Tokeneke
"end here, :section fell one. day this week and
f“ . S .
_.._. -- lsprained her ankle.
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.‘lrs. Chancellor and her daughter, . .
r" .- ' .. .. . in com-
“"llO have occupied the Birchard cot- The 503m“ 0‘ 3' F Turner _
I mood of C2 Pcflnond. which hat?
brcn armband at Wilson's l'oint sail-
ed for the Sulllh yesterday.
The illnem of P. Ray Holland has
developed ll“ ) pneumonia and “'cdnes-
day he war: lc'novcd from his home in
Tolivtnckc to the Yorwnlk HOSpital.
)‘irfi. R. Pclcy Chittenden of Toke-
ncl-tc and {Envih'vgn van recently (lect-
ed first vico proficient of the Ft’dol'a‘
tiun of ‘VC‘"‘5‘Y"~- clubs at its annual
met-ting.
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The plain: .lupimr will be evening
on! imv-nin-v H'ar t‘ntil April 22, then
nvmiin; .e' : "‘x October 21. then both
m-cnin: 1:12.: murmur slur till the end
of tllr- your. ’
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Rowayto‘f; fir t ‘t‘l;llilll(ln of real
cclt‘. epl‘m : . :l! tht rnmlnctox'
down in 7 above zen.) (W730 a. in. Via-\—
tcrdn)’. .M coon it had cltmbod back
to 17 zl‘mv" .ar'i‘n.
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Through gul‘ernmr-nt i’armmw
may obtain hitmh- of soda for fertiliz-
1’!"
ms of “list M»? h is $81 :1 ton at loan-
in; 5......“ 34,1? ‘2'n';.~ mu» 1' ind"
of ("cu'l‘v Farm lilll'titll Dunbury.
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Muhmlim lplbtznpnl church
will be held at
Til" z-lairvl', P.» II
liuatcndiek. {reach a: both
services. Thr murmur. Supt: will be.
“Thoridorv Ron-ote‘t.’ the Man. .116
His Contribution to tho \Vul‘ltl'< Life
At lilo
on Sunday.
10:30 and
F.
>Fl‘\'3(‘l‘:~!
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.‘fl-v .
v. ill
and l‘:~u_-.;ir>s.." Sunday school, with
Bible study classes for turn and \m n
on at ”:50. Epworth Lennon dcvo
lionzll lip-HEM: at £243.
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New roofing has been placcd‘on the
former pustomcc building. owned by
Georg“ \V. Adams.
Mrs. Samuel “'nlerbury lms been on
'the invalid list this week and attend-
Thc famous Hot Springs at Arkan-
‘tafi have recently been added to the
domain of the national parks. and are
hereafter to be known as "Hot Springs
National Park." . All these. national
parks are under the. direction of Sle-
"hcn '1‘. Mather of this town. assistant
cmortuary of the interior. Much of the
development of this'new resort and of
the Sequoia. Park. where the famed
“big trees" are located, is the direct
"ncult of Mr. Mother's intense love for
nature.
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TO SAVE GAME amos.
With the legislature about to con
vene sportsmen in this section are
Wondering if there will not be some
radical change made in the present
laws governing the huntlnlrof game
birds whereby the birds may be saved
as it in the general opinion of hunt-
n... that. game was vbry scarce this
last. fall and that something must be
lone if the birds are to be saved.
A prominent. sportsman in the. cen-
wa cart of the Nate. in n letter. ad-
-'~cnte~x that the legislature pass a law
"~~ a Mono eon-con. for non nr nngsibly
'wo years in order that the birds may
‘qun more owmrtunltv to brood. This
hunter lent the opinion that the scar-
“itv of bll’d‘i is not due. so much to
hunters as it is to predatory animals.
”rappers and hun‘ers, he. writes. tell
him that there are more skunks,
hawke, owls. and racoonu this veal
in this state than ever before and he
favors a. good sized bounty on these
animals so that they will he killed. Ho
sugges‘s that late hearing harry hush
es be planted near the breeding place"
of the game birds to afford them food
forum fall and winter.
m: '1 an’innl ‘T’apf Ad
WAS RESTLESS AT NIGHT
.
Sufferers from kidney trouble e)?-
incrir‘ncc backache. rheumatic pains
:9f‘l’lf‘S in joint? and mnscms and Other
torturous afflictions. E. XV. Ki't. it.
Q? T‘. 2. B it .‘t. Sh0'1f’l's. Aim: \‘t'rite't
E“i us=e.j.'~ Foley Kidncv Pills as l “V!“
to restlcus over night with pain: in
my bank and side. Thev did me good
mmga gathering offlethot w! l miuumuy sav Foley wan“,
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the tnedic‘ne for kidney tron-
‘le.f Qumran-Powell Corporation.
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ed by Dr. J. Iii. Nolan.
Mrs. Frank Nichols and daughter,
Mrs. leers of Norficld. have lcft town
to spend the remainder of the winter
in Bridgeport.
The semi-annual meeting of the Nor--
‘ in; over the business.
field Thimble Club was held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. William P. hock-
wood and Miss Ethcl Lockwood of the
“'0st Side. '
The program following the business
SPSSECX‘! .U. the regular meeting of Non
iicld granite Friday evening will be in
charge of the. Committee on Woman's
.Vi’ork. which includes Mrs. \Villiam P.
Lockwood, Mrs. Prank Bennett and
Mrs. Harold Burritt.
«The annual. statistical report for the
year. ending December, 1919, of the
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{gunk Vafiendor'and Emil Prous.
. are in Germany.
George “’eed visited with fircnds in
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James J. Cody and family will soon
.move into the apartment ~' formerly oc-
'cupled by the late L. M. Monroc.
! 'A "peace dam-c" will be given in
= Raymond Hall on Friday evening by a
i committee of young people.
Samuel Dcl’orest of “(cod street is
convalescing aftc
l influenza and pnctphimia.
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Mrs. Samuel lieuehuw returnrd
from the Stamford iiospiznl on Friday".
bringing a baby boy with her.
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Joseph Viticllo. the Raifimat! :n'en'lc
barber. has been spending Several
days in New York this wit-”k.
.
Licnl. anry C. («it») and his >is-
ter, .\ii.~':~' Mary Kclic‘y. :trr \‘isitinz
with relatives and friend»: in l‘liil'llilltl.
Clinton Bartow rrln'ru-d to Camp
,Devens nftcr cnjoyinlz :t flvc dziys'
(leave witlt'his parents on linst avenue.
I 'The season has been >0 “arm that
considerahlc vcgw‘aiion hm: started up
‘in sheltered sermons m' the woods.
Hampton Thompson. 'stm of Vlrs. (l
A. Thompson. lm< rvturncd from
France and ix now in New York. He
arrival in'the Stan-s on January 4.
i The annual mm ting: and roll-call of
the New Canaan Fire Company was
held in the engine tumm- last tight.
'Refreshmcnts wen- served.
Dr. andrMnl. R. l.. Whit» returned to
Sloutsburg, N. Y.. after spending the
C. E. Darn in South aivcnuv.
The Talmatilzc iltli school opened
Monday with the full nurnbcr of pupils
All had enjoyed the two weeks
vacation. and ware ready tor the new
term’s work.
James Cody and his assistant clerkr
have been busy this Week taking in
vectory or the stock in the New
Canaan Drug Store, preparatory to tak-
Tho evening schools resumed ses-
sions Monday night, after the Christ-
mas vacation. The: school is hold in the.
Center school buildini: on Monday.
= Tuesday and W'edncsday cvcnings.
l tMl's. \V. C. lrving has Just received
.a letter from her nephew. Capt. Hum-
phrey' Willllllns. BanRur, North “Hill‘s.
that behind jusL returncd home on a
visit from China and Japan. Last num-
:mer he wan conveying troops from
New York to Liverpool.
Norfield Congregational church, has} _ ‘”
been compiled by the clerk of the Riley Hogan. Adam Alexander. Lew-
church. Bliss Annie E. Fitch. and fdr- is Olmstend. Allen Wood and Louis
. W"/.l IL
.‘Lutc bluilillcal secre-
tary, Rev. William H. English of Hart
ford. for publication in the Congrega-
:icnal Your Book.
Exhibits of corn are being sent from
this section to Donbury for the Coun-
ty Corn’Show which will be held in
nnbur)‘, January lS-lfi under the Ill-
rcction of the Farm Bureau. Caéh
prizes are offered for the best corn
grown in the courtly. Fifty-ear and
tench cxhibitz: will be shown in the
pro-p rev-lion while in the small—grain
(lasSP: will be found wheat, rye. oats
and Soy beans, . ‘
CIGARETTE SMOKERS INCREASE
“’ASHlNGTON. Jan. ll.——~Thirty-
ninc billion ('liml‘t‘ttcs were produced in
the Inllptl States last year-and. so far
or. the Department. of Agriculttwc has:
been able to ascertain, practically all
will be used in this ccnntrv. a; fey:-
wfll be exported. This represents. the
llvpartment rcportczl. four times as;
was}: (:izztrr-lfes :11: were produced scy-
en years (ago.
Consumption of tobacco in Other
form: decreased slightly last year. dile
largely to highs: prices. Last vear
412530001300 pounds of leaf tobacco were
used in manufacturing, compurod with
058,000,290 mum.
Dl'ible constitu‘od New Con-wow: 1919
be =kct ball team that went ‘0 RidgfL
flt'ld. “’edncsday mouths to plav the
team of that place lllg first frame of
the season. T‘m sac in was 29 lo 12 in
favor of Ridgefield.
Michael J. Sullivan of Stamford. who
was sent to Camp I'pton incl 113v. and
had been overseaq swseral monthza
died of injuries, according in a to!"-
gram received by Mrs. Sullivan. to
whom he was married she'll" ““"ll‘"
be entered the service. .‘-l" Stillman
was a gardener in the cmploycf Mrs.
F. T. Towne OLStamt‘nrvl " “ " "
of his departure for Camp Upton. He
is survived by a wife and a qinter.
Mrs. Michael Buckley of this town.
FUNERAL OF GENERAL BELL.
xrzw vonx, Jan. 11.—-Funcral sell
vices for blnjor-Cnnc- ‘ '
Pit-ll. U. S. A.. Commander of tho no
paltmcnt of the East. give
in the. Church of- St. (TN-WWW
Centurion on (“.tvvr‘rvr-V'r "‘M‘ ‘
l’cv. R. Smith. chaplain of We. mt‘itarv
post on. the island v1" ""
lvwlv v~il| hp talcum M ‘V
today and interment will be in Arling-
ton National Cemetery on army.-
a».
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n~“{v\ "‘1‘“ late
cm... “eat/Mew Wham;
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holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
2 JAN. 11, 1919
p.- .. ews 0ft 9
i Lhuf‘ches
man ages. 3:15 p. m,
l Testimony and will“ m, ,. _‘
.‘l (H . I'
expected that 'l _
eke, will speak. Till-s, 1‘an
ested in homo and My. v, .
[Work and Hl" \w: y..
‘sourt~ m" in: ;v ion ' . l.
The Lord i.~ Still l.;. ..
:
stillch \VI- gin: llini ll»
I Lax! Sunday the m cm...) _
jai‘ternoun a... 13.1.". .
‘ning forty-seven.
The public
tend these FPl‘Vlt‘t t
No collection takt-n. 1|. .
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'l)ikem:in will lead
the ligworth
' Sprinzgale, Sunday.
I log only.
‘ -=‘ ' , . la» y g 33'9“”)3: class fii‘t‘izlu _\ ..
Michael Buckley mated with to D. m.. in that” .u v I
tives in Stamford, Tuesday. ‘ h 1 1 iault.
' - x r ‘ ‘ '= 3 I e . .
. . , ,. 5. 'sco 1 Church. 1:: urgcd to .emtmotrt L annua me I ,
., . a d ’Fll‘et Memodmt ED: D8", snavelv mg or the «Church which “'1“ be held: . fl . . ,
MM Anna 13- Irving has ""qu “A est avenue. Rev. John . ., n”. Thursdav evening at 7.45 Let “Q Morning Sm Chi._. ...m .\.
he;- studies at Center school. pa‘storz. . icon at 10:30 a. m. have a large .attendance ,0 h9h-X‘ what 3:21;?) [gatillzl‘tliti. unlit n... .
_ - - pfigll‘fli‘l. “flfws Miss Clementina on: church has accomplished this past palm Wilch thcv (”no t .
. . . - 9.. . .' ' - ,g. . . - , -. .
Paul Zlesmer ES employed in the Butler. bra—em of tho VVoman-s For. “1.1:; . .- l a . f ' q. A“ ”n" Elishia said. 1 ,,..,1 ,m ,. ..
Walter Stewart Co‘s grocery. [3.211 Missionary Society. Miss Butte; mnrgngmuii‘cabeprobmm m . i,.n..., of these men, ”H" mm . ’ h
‘ , ‘ . - ' ' vhter O ‘ ' t ' . v'. L: '1. \ :.
. ' W”us boln m india. We id‘m“ to In Prelude—Prayer ............ Gleason .Placev 0' “fie“ :1 ' ‘ "‘
Charles Merritt. who has hen ill for mg “3-,“, Methodist mlSS onary A tl m——\l Fai‘h L00“ l') m Thee Tm",_ from J m . J. , ,V,
a number of month: in improving. din, and herself spent. years in the n "3 ‘ y ‘ chhncclo—n: Brother Jam: q _\ pl. . .J
‘ missionary work in Mexico. Fiw more Duetil—‘Iinrk‘llarl. 3;}; “Sam " Shellin" . princimp H,“ . k, .. .. ,.
‘ . .~ .- - interesting and engaging spea crs are . .‘ . . . H." Y 1-, ___p
D. S. Bennett of Brooklyn “sited his, to be licald than ‘5 Miss Butler. . lilac. 83ml: and Mrs. (in-112M}y IASHAMED OF tT .’
country home in Talmudge Hill, Sun-g Sunduv “.de and "u, T. B. (-_ POM u e- .............. . arcmnr N0. Bu’i' hiFEY
3. HQ: 0 ' ,Miss t‘."tl . . ‘ ~—- .. ..
day. .(onuns. '1' 1" oclock South Norwalk Baptist Church, WObLUN T ~ ~ .
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Han-s n Thompxon ““5 or Th Judge Greene C'H'tt l'fldesl‘aoc’
leauue meeting at 6:05. _ _, . r , .‘
.l A: 7:30 a mollmrial service for (no 39%;): ‘30 n: :fiygfiifl‘: (:)x;::;"'lmr ., Robinowitz Ft‘efc. . “Robin. A.
President ’l'heodore Roosevelt. The ”Pl 1 - * - “\‘i’llui‘s ”H. [nu-1... . ”:1 NH
pastor will speak on “The PaSsing of
a Great American."
Tilt) '1.-
ular monthly meeti
emng to tilt: cuurc
Monthly meeting
board will be hold on \Vcdncsrlay p”...
lung at .5 o clock at the parsonage.
ll parlols.
Th» continuum in charge of tho mid-
owning
week met ting on Thursday
are .‘li Chan. P. Trish-am .Mrs. limi-
lcy. Mr. munitall, N158 Stoutonbvrx
and Airs. Snaveiy. These meetings
the inspiring and full of micron and
attendant-r. (fume and 1481‘.
()n r'iitliiy tlnrv will be morning.
afternoon and cvcniug meetings in
the church tor the. Norwalk group in
the Methodist Centenary Organization,
M.nutc Men and Centenary Local
Council memoir-s troln all churches
of the; goup an" expected to rttcnvl.
Tim Latiwre' Aid Sot‘ieiy will serve
luncheon and supper to those attend-
lug.
.nc ('li-‘Iir will rehearsal
this Fain icy v\"lllllg tht- «l' rrli.
it h. important that all members: (:2
the choir be present.
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Norwaik Mclhntlisl
Church. RH. Allwrt E.
tor.
Sunday ervicvs;
It a. in. l-‘. H. Hedi-ants class.
10 a. in. Sunday Sclmol.
ll .. I\l.:n:i.g “’Ufrlllfl.
by the :mstqr.
62121.! p m. TTpvfrVrth League service.
7: zip p. m. Evening srl'vice. Mites:
l‘iutler, elm has spent seven years in
Moxino Llld who escaped during the
I{L‘\'t}?lll:t:!i, Will Hunk on the "Flag 01
Service.”
Tuesday evening at 7:43. The class
meeting. led by Ii. 1). Brundage.
“tummy manna at 22:45.
prayer mu ting.
Friday reftnrlwon :‘t 'ttf-‘n the Junior
Leanne.
f I.‘-l‘
.,.
«.t
lilPt'T
1-;pigrup..i
Beebe. pa <-
Sermon
Tht‘
First Congregational Church. Rev.
E. F. McGrcgor. Ph. D.. paflor.
Morning geniu- at 10:30 Preacher.
Rev. mime F. Eklus. .
Sunday. School at noon (12 m.)
C. E. at 6:30. Topic: "The Practice
of Kindiiness." Leader. Miss Frances
Slannard. \
Tuesday. Annual meeting of the
Gleaner-31' Circic, with lilies Emma
Young. Melbourne Road.
Wednesday. Red Cross sewing at
2 p. m. This work is‘ urgent.
\y'ecncsday. At 3 p. to. Annual meet-
ing of Illc- l,. B. A., with reports from
the circles. “
Thursday. ‘Mid-weeb service at
7:45. Subject: “The Youth of St.
Paul."
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Harold E. Wilson, pastor.
10:30 Morning worship with ser-
mon by the pastor.
12. Sunday School and Men's Bible
Class.
6: :30.
meeting.
7:30. Songservice and sermon.
Tuesday evening the Woman's For-
eign Missionary Society will meet at a
the parsonage.
‘Wednesday afternoon, Ladies‘
Society.
Thursday. 7545. Mid-week service.
Subject: "A New Vision of God."
Friday afternoon. Red (‘is work.
Friday morning. afternoon and eve.
ning them will be a meeting in the in-
terests of the Centenary at the South
South Norwulk Motliodést Church. The
public is invited especially to the eve.
ning service. which will be a stereop-
tican presentation of the Centenary
program.
Choir rehearsal will
week Saturday night.
Aid
Knight Street A. M. E. Church, Rev.
’Wm. St. A. Lynch, D. D., pastor.
Preaching 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath School 12:30 9. m.
At 3 p. m. the choir and congrega-
tion will worship with the Stamford
A. M. E. Church.
c. 15. UHNSB will hold its rog-
ng on 'i‘uesduy cv-
of the omcial
prorth League devotional
l“'P\"
be held this'
12 m. Bible school session. The
Men‘g Class has iv-organized and will
meet at noon. in the church auditor-
ium.
:tru you :islmlm-d .-~‘.
GTE?“ "l. Fi‘v‘ll 'l. lohln‘nxi',
he applied to Hit Sup: l'lul' (um
6:20 ‘p. m. All young peoplul of who .“Tda-‘f “mum?“ “1“. l“ ’1'";
church and congregation are asked to “31V tx‘jcliiffliu‘ ”. ;"-'H\ in bid. ..
meet in the chapel. Matters of in- mh‘;’n’x'fi‘§':|g'["1” " " .‘f. M
sl‘délidand lmporinncc are to by con- children ind but! '4‘»; 1‘1. 2'
7:3" 1'). In. Evening wnrchgp O’W‘rlfnu “RDblnstln” ill-ti they hill. 1-: mt .
‘ known by that mum. i‘iw in
With a soonr service. The pastor will
speak on the subject, “A Founuiin or
it Cistern."
said hxs real nnmr- 2:4 so loz;
pie had trou‘uit- l'i p; a
l‘tilufid
. . - \..,_._-'. .y \ .
Monday 7:45 p, m. 'Thvrc “ill be :1 was b0”? .m I”. ”f _ > .7
ninetinw of ”3.. Arm“ (‘1.th =n “I, been a clinch or elm. mmnn. . -
clues room at the church. 3783:5151! (K ”“1 , , ,1 .l.....
- ' ’l . 1 l‘ 1‘ u " \' .,
Thursday 1:45 p. m. Mid-work mew . . . . -- . ‘ ..
.11.. of the Church don i “may that ,.n; = «Mn-re, w
‘ b » ' .. ed the court, “but i ‘.'.'i!l tutu ..
l‘ xl ll 1, .under (‘Onnlilf‘l'hl ion.“
'11 t r ‘ I" ' '
Trinity Church. Rev. A
He’ “Dem a" No More
Coleman. rector. Sunday services. ' Because 3 he “Hag trouble m.
8 a. in. Holy Communion. corporate pronunciation W 1].: Hum, ._\
:fpégtnunlon of the tarts I-ricmlly 50- the run”; NM, :. a 3-.-.- Am. A, -
' Tnvlor Ilvincu. v .vtut‘mn: in \Tt's
V l u
11;) a. m. Shurch School. . 1 _ ‘ .versily, Was ullowcd to tulle thc ;.
on a. m. .10rnlngprdyer am 342- Of Allll'Pll ICOC“ 1‘93an by ‘1‘.
”1...;‘0 ‘ m E . ‘ T Greene in the Huprrtnr court u
b". {11" l" . hvemng Merlin). .1“: day afternoon. The petitioner. .. .
t - - -‘ i - .uv . 3 .~ .
(an ‘ u ‘p‘p any ”ind“ ”LU“ their youth who gm‘v lllh nan tn
“‘li‘hetzgas; (:1; 1.1231”; ”in" b}, .hfld (said his namr l.'?il15~i‘l him» ”W3” .
. l 3.81. on e o -e mem ms cl men: in telcpbonrl conversations
the Church School. A full attendant-c would pan“, mm H.
.
V :
.. . . ., _ ‘ _ ,nc thought .l
()‘l' Lii‘glembe” N ”K” Lhu'd‘ hum"! chilies wlwn he chain-glad upon
I q ” ' career as a mC-t’llnzll' / ’ vnz'it'n-wr.
Monday evening. Red ("rues
Girls," Friendly Society.
Tuesday aftt rnoon. Red Cross.
3”“ petitioner's. home is in Iluntinplov
I “i don't know why you should it
to change your name" declared Juli;
Evening at eight. The YEN”. (:1 the Greene. "l wouldn't have my nan ~
Pan‘un will met-t in the htle homo. changed for an: thing. but it‘s up to
As till: is the final meeting of tin- VCF- you." ‘ '-, a
”'1' before the annual parish meczing n __ ___._.___..._.__._
full attendance is dcsiicd us bllsil’itw's' E5
of great importance will he ll‘anSIU'l-‘ HOSP‘TAL NOT ,
ed a Dischalgcd Fri: H‘-'——R0bert tut-mu
Theafielbany Chapter of the \‘t‘o- 33 High street; Julia Home. “‘~
man’s‘Guild will meet at the home of ““3an
Mrs. Leslie Smith on Elmwood ave- Admitted, Saturday—“Howard
nue. f -.
FridaY. p. m. The Brotherhood of Vila“. 3 Courtlandt avenue, E”
St, Andrew will meet in the Guild walk.
Room. Theanbual meeting or theI > ,_ .
Parish vull be. held on January .1. lA . of I I 300113?
Bentoni the Appreciation of biotic
By VICTOR BIART
In Works of Mendelssohn, Chop-4..
Wogncr and Last
Wednesday Afternoons
At 3:30 at 34 East Ave.
Next. Lecture Jan: 15th
6 Bemmnmz' ' Lectures $5.00
The Rev. r. H. Miller will preach ax‘ A mum”, comes in mighgy handy
both services, on questions relating to on dark mgmg and early mornings m
”‘9 ml» missionary duties and 09‘ tend the furnace or in the burn or
portunittes or the Christian Church. garage or wherever the {taillight
Sunday Schoof is held immediately af- won‘t quite fill the bill.
ter the morning “l"“e- “7:.- have a large stock of 8006 f”:
7—‘ ‘viceahlc lanterns in several sin! 37"?
ADD CHURCHES (ly9dbihr patterns. Also road lanterns will!
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant kubvrenr lights and m “meme
and Harvey streets. Rev. G. M. Tee ,with large 156“”er
919- 93“" ELMNS ....... 490 to $2“:
Half hour prayer, 10 a. m. ‘
“Miter! F. Gehebe
Morning pra'yé'r’ind sermon, 10:30
IT’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
So. Nol’w.~ -
Phone 5. "
\
Grace Church) the Rev. J.
Werner, rector. , l
The first Sunday .after Epiphany.
The celebration of the Holy Commun
ion at 8 o’clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30. 5
Parish Sunday School in. the Parish ‘
House at noon.
The annual meeting of the Parishi
will be held on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. at the residence of Mr. Vii F. _.
isbop, No. 15 Belden avenue.
Services at Christ Church. tomorw
t
i
row are at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. ml
5
l
’25 Washington St.
testimony ’ prompt Delivery
i
. in.
Sunday School, 12 m.
Junior Loyal Workers‘ meeting 2:30
p. m.
Yoyal “’orkers meeting, 5:45 p. m.
Evening service, 7 p. m.
Midweek prayer and
(Thursday) 7:45 p. m.
l-‘itw Church or Christ Scientist. 57
m-v~nuo.—~The regular Sunday
is held at 11‘
January “f hitc
"Sale
.aerv we of this church
m..."
Christian Science subject, Jan. 12:
“Sacrament.” .
evening testimony meet
'ing at 8 o‘clock. 1V) both these sen N0“? in Progress
vices the public is invited. A road _ '
in:' room is maintained at the same i Don't F3“ to Attend
address, open each week day, holi i
days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p!
m.
‘L.G0Lnnx
68 “’ashingttx‘. St.
Rescue Mission. 27 Monroe street.
Sunday School, 2 p. :11. Classes for
~ _,.._. _”.__
Class meeting on Tuesday evening. l “ m" " ’ -.
Smith Nor-walk Congregational .. , f '
Church. ' , 4' Id M E p S
Sences Sunday morning, Jan. ‘12 i r: erShtle s Otor A‘ res
at 10:30. Mr. Jacobs will prcach on ._ . , _
“Our Task." The Sunday School wit; 139, WATER STREET, 80. NORWALK, PHOifEézfi “T: 79:: i
meet at 11:45. The Men’s Club will; NEW YORKQBSIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FhR v t
meet at the same hour. The Mons ‘- YORK
Club will discuss for their subject, " DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NORWALK AND NEW
... Character of Theodore Roose- _ Ii DUMP .
““1"" . Opera'e Seven Best Trucks In the state. Also Hydrau C
. . , ,3 . .' o
monster. memos: 6?.2‘.‘ g mom tor comm Wage .~- n win-b, g... .
will ,mr -' “e. parsonage Tuesday ‘ . Telephone your OTdBfl- Prompt 1 n ‘? 'vcn and obtained
evening ”‘7’ 1:9. ht 1“ id h Only competwelp employed. race PL?
The King's Dang ers wi 10 t oir for-.311. 1.
ammo m ~g for the election of of- We honl "gm “more, No job too large or too smal
ficers Tuewday afternoon at 2:30, at Added Vans for Dong Mm” Furniture ,uovmg,
the horn of Mrs. “‘ml—L Stowe, 5 * » '_ P .étOI‘
We“ “"°"“°- I .4 ENJAMIN. ‘HERSHFIFl::~i).- room . __,.
The‘. n’rBible encourage: 7. .fl . 1,, a » - f . . ..
imagine .. 115-“ We ”it: _ .. . - -
Norwalk Chronicler