Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 8, 1919 · page 8

 

 

 

 
 
 

and Pillow Cases

. Bed sheets, $125. $1. 50. $1. 75.
Pillow cases 350, 390 and 43c.
flu.

terns, 28c. 30c, 35c and 45c
;-Nalnaook batiste.

domplete assortment.

E K. BANKS

Suede! Sale of Bed Sheets

full
Gretones, a new assortment of pat
Long cloth at 25c, 30c. 35 c and 38c.

SPECIAL

Oambrlc, Beach cloth and volles,

. under Mahackemo Hotel, West
. .;‘ ,Wuliington street, South Norwalli

 

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EEAVES BIIi EAllIlY

STAMFORD, Feb. 8.-—-James Mcen-
ney. 61, of 102 Main street. Bridge-
Iport. a railroad conductor-{was killed
‘ east of the station by a, train for New
Canaan. this forenoon. He had stopped

 

 

Broken Lots of Boys’ 0ver-
coats, ages 3 to 16 years

I engine to speak with the engineer, and
had stepped off one track to avoid a
train when he was struck by the New
Canaan train. which he had nbt ex-

 

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‘WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwalk

 
 

ternoon or tonight; Sunday
‘ cloudy, gentle to moderate
winds.

and Oklahoma.

last
and area.

erably during: the
hours both in intensity

-. tend as far south as Tennessee.

the Rocky Mountains.

'i‘empcraturc: [lie-IL :Io;

25. Fa il‘.

' TODAY.

and vicinity:
Probably flurrics of snow late this afv‘

partly 3
shifting I
Unsettled weather conditions
prevail this morning over the southern
and eastern districts. Flurrics of snow
were reported as far south as Virgina I
The western area of;
high pressure has increased consid-‘I
twenty-four
cro
temperatures are along the southern .-
border and freezing temperatures ex-
There
is no well-defined storm area cast of

III\\'.,

WEATHER A YEAR AGO

 

 

IE!

.lo lei Dodd

 

\\ 0' -ll- -hnm\ n Slltlll

and right promoter today 'opcncd his committee of Norwalk Champ! Amp” IoI the annual r‘cpott to the state

New Brunswick pool room and

Th enran Co

-"\IIlorII Hats liai Mulls O'llticn. I
I

St. Valentine may be jIr: ‘ II

. , , ‘: '1! in the tax list for ,850 to the

can R'cd Cums was held last on- nin— ( ‘2: malimi‘l‘nfl,‘ ‘51::2, mills a?“ ”:3. :ElIurt-h folks in trust, Hie income to bc

store on South Main “reel. in Ihf‘ 10-: and among other important businessrgss 94 upon ””5 (III loi suppost l llw‘d for certain ministerial members
cation fonnerly occupied by the (lately ratified the cvpciidituic of the flillti‘VIleily in handing iii the Iegport but (It {Idmrm-‘I‘ b“:""“ they "‘9” “1th
I m-cessary for the proposed six week's-"s snon as this notiticntion “'ils re- :‘,r:""):2r 1(1):“:raggt:;g\tigehgiimlx

Imam" course for the benefit and ill-:‘x;.“;\'_dlml,;: Jam;Irw'hhg':'“I'::"";?': in the family it “ill be cogiiized that

struction of (MN) members “f the state and through. hisieffrirts and (“fun mu”! of a return would fit" to

311mm,. cor-,3“. gpmmn. Iplanations the pond“). has hm,“ n“ the lot of eaoh one. if 5‘" we”, ln\'01\-I

“ 'Inoved llr ShI-rer ””5 morning re- ed in trouble at one time. But four-

'coived the following letter from Mr. died and the other four, barring the.

as ever. but it's a sure thing

"darts and cuplds and things

are conspicuous by their absence.

——7I)I_uicing at the Clifford
” Rnthskellar Saturday night.

invited. harming free.

 

III‘ 37.
illlOliliile at

('[)l'!lf‘l‘.

Antonio (‘hinIInIo
street. the popular
Tarlnv Bros. cigar

passing around cigars
many customers unusually
shines.

 

 

 

 

I ”Caps, Caps. Caps, O‘ Brien.

 

I
1
l
. I . it’\i('nt the keeping: to date or impor-

ciuai‘

: popului'f
I‘m? those I
lacy Iulssives covered with hearts and
are not
very much in evidence in local show‘
windows, while the atrocious “comics"

Hot'I'l

F‘IV'rIryhnIl,~ .. furnish

ing his thirty-fourth bithd'av today
i and glVing his

Toney expreses the wi'IIh that
he could hate a bir'thda} every day.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CANDY

South N orwalk

i .

I

A Every time we read of a
reward being offered for
lost or stolen valuables we
think cf the story about
looking the stable after the

h .1123 is gone.

One of our safe deposit
boxes ($4 a year), should
not be considered as an,
expense. More properly
‘ 1 may be called “peace of

 

mind’ ’ insurance.

 

.We have just received '1 fresh;
line of Foss' Quality Chocolates.

Stilison-Powell Corporation; Philadelphia notifying him Ilial l‘aul

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I If your little one is otrl-of~sor~ts, halt-

 

. Inaturally—“lnok, Mother! see if tongut
Iis coated. This is a sure sign that ill

’- 1clogged with waste.

. : lioeu.
- ,toaspoonful of "California Svrup

llI‘igs. " and in a few hours all the con- of the organization known as the bv Judge John R. Booth of Danbury.
. jstipated poison. undigested food and Pennsylvania Mothers of Democracy. who handed down a decision in the
" Isour bilc gently moves out of its little which has a large membership in the Civil Common Pleas court. Doherry

‘ “bowels without griping. and you have

' I Mother:1 can rest easy after giving:

 
 
 
 
 
 

I pected to “pull out of the station at that
I moment.

 
 

his train by signal. had walked to the .

C"

First Motliodls.‘ Episcopal Church.
\‘vesi avenue. ltev. John J. Suavely.
pastor.

Sunday morning service at 10:30.
Sermon theme: “Who Holds the Title

 

 

At" Half Price .

SILK MUF F LERS REDUCED

$1.50 MUFFLE RS - - - 956
$3.50 “ - $2.15

I
$5.00 $3.15 lpriation and Vi aterbury and Hartford

Ilawyers wanted the state to pay for
‘committee hearings upon a defunct
{New York corporation's solvency. Such
=is the grist that comes to the legisla-
Iiivc mill.

I as a arilroad man. He leaves a widow
and six daughters.

MANY PETITIONS
I ASKING RELIEF
3 BY SPECIAL LAW

 

 

 

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Rogers 6".- Stevens

Conductor McKcnney had been a“
. conductor for thirty of his forty years

Deed of Life?"

Sunday School‘af twelve o'clock.

The. T. C. B. Class grows and grows.
Many new smiling face‘s'are in this
popular democratic class. If you are
hesitating, drop in and judge for your-
self. Open your mind to receive wis-
dom. make it receptive. A storehouse
for all that‘s good.

EpWorth League service at 6:45.
Led by Mrs.,.lohn Allen. Subject:
“The Christian Crusade for Democra-
cy in Latin America."

Err-nine service at 7:30. A musical
service. the choir rendering special
music. for the occasion. Sermon
theme, “The Purpose of Life." A Cen-
«Iteniil'y Minute Man will speak for the
minutes at both morning and evening
church service.

 

I Library Needs Money
' No one appeared for the I‘airficld
County Law library Petition. .The as—
;sociation “ants an appropriation of
333.500 a year from the county iii-
_ ..._. _. ~ -- ' ’ “ “"’_‘ istead of $2,500. Like everything else.

w Soft and herb." ilaIs. O'Brien. CITY GETS SCHOOL Iiiili'laiiiist arigclhiikh‘ Illr)(;“‘l{:nC.utilfnllfl'x
__,___._.. . I ‘ I: '1 _‘ I 5 ie‘
5 GRANT OF $288.94

.. (V. with a soda water at five cents
Alonzo Buttery. “111W“ 3‘” I‘m-‘- not a cent in hand ~r“it is hell to be
-\\‘illiam Donnelly, Edward and John} vom".'
IIIV-an motored to New York city )‘es- q‘Menibers Of St. Paul‘s Church in
tor in Mr. Buttery's car and 0nj0)'0dr‘i\'il.\' Iont'inetl Io lIIr “ mm" ”m" "I' m “k ”'3‘ they
the day at the, big automobile show. “in“-

 

, Norwaik Two Stores So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

Continued from lIil'st Page.

home for some

This delayed to a considerable might sell certain lands, now coasting

Il II church. as trustee. more than the
iI-ienuo Io ('illl\. Many years ago a
E‘Oti man died and lemt nine plots of
. land: three of them riVer bottom all

 

I 11 Ill \'\ ()Y‘Ax

" and among other
\ regular meeting of the cxecutne which \VI» r-I

IltIltn I II was the

matter 5
making

The llutlcrnoitli Rifles ale pushing Hine
le'PDfll'fliiUUS for the “'aslilngtonI
Birthday dance for the benefit of the
horn: ('(Illlln" heroes who were formcr-I by Hean (‘ SIN.“ r.
i\ on the roster of the old Sixth Com- ”mm of quo'flum‘
loan) C. A C. SVec's enlarged or- Norwalk Conn.

(ill‘rila with full calhcdral chimes will i“Tu 2i“ __ r |

at both for the con-I “ V “W 0 He Matcruents submit
”‘9 m“ '° :ted In your It‘lll‘l of Feb :I. I have to.
‘11“? milificd the comptroller to remit

unexpected are not likely to need aid.

Thex are willing to have the land sold
and the proceeds b 4-1 in trust, to go
the the church Ialien they join the.
' ‘other four in the undiscovered land.

3 Lawyerl Matte Claim

I The lawyers who are envolved In

tho- committee expense claim arelr
:Fred 0 Williams '0: W‘Wate'rbury and

Charles C Cook (WW Hartford.‘
Back in 191:: the insurance C-ominis I

State of Colinccliciil.
lloard of Education
Hartford. Conn

IIIIII and for the Ilantin" that will fol-

low. i' i “he. forfeiture oi‘tlie state enumeration fin. refused ‘0 give; the , American
I ..——-— ‘LFIIIII II, illi‘ town III NIH-wan. ““31 ”Nil“ (0- 0f \9“ \mk. a li-I
Sprint: _ E Yours trutv - jI'EHSP to do business In ('OllllCCliCuLZ
I \Vlllium .l. I‘ll-“Ch, signal ‘lliar“"”. CHAR! l‘J . l.{l.\'lt‘ tn the ground that it was not sol“
- “lob,” :IHIsIIII'. third class of the 17.5. S. -__ W“ .,___..-_ _.. vcnt. ‘
IMolrillIa has returned to his ship at~ .-U0 CITIZENSHIP HEARING NEXT Th9 company appealed to tilt Six
{"3 ' . . , l . WENDY (curl and after some. delay. lf‘
I nor 5])! lllilllf' a IIIII—IIIII‘ “MINI!“ I" WE€K vns arranged that a committee should'
brilliant South xm‘mik € H < . be named to go to New York and iiI—'
_.._... 'I‘III-Iu- \‘.iii_i)l' lilt’lllv or \\'Ul‘I~. iit‘l' 0“”‘9 imo the company's standings
I Mrs. Adam SI'IIIIIiIl: and her Ilauszh- .illiiL't‘ Greene and full“ attache-s in The rompuny promised to p“). “H ”1":
WW Mrs. linmia l’ecktold of Smith ”M. pi,“ iuperior 00“” m r ‘ k t, . expenses.”
I , ' _ , l x “P Mr. “Illinois was named by Ilic‘
I \orwalk have boon guests of MI. am there. a”. about 3..., candidates for ad company Mr I‘ook bv tlu- 5! tie the} 4
\Ils‘, (will Sf'hlllltii (,f ”ill-inn. llllSSlHn l0 :Ii'innShip I01)“ (‘XllllllnPlL “0r“ 10 \P\V \0l1\ and began infill“-
~ .
I ‘ “‘ “"""““” II I-I‘ Ihouzdn that the work will In. on. {ftpk‘ngll'l'gg‘fi"Lilj‘lga‘id‘gi “01:43],
‘ Y CAUGHT. '- . ~ .2. . . . a . , I _r< C_ -
! RUNAWAY 80" S l p. .. ”hid b“ Thul'fld" .noon and J‘mo" really used. when the commissioner
I‘hici‘ III l’oliIc “Minor 1. Inning: “I...“m at gm,” calendar- 9.53“" m was Fig“! onto his job. mu, “m,“gk,
.IIIII lilir‘ morning received a corninuiii- the Hm” ‘.,,_,|_,.,.day :lSSlL’llt‘tl 3 cases In this case.
cation from the police department of for trials “(In)“. him 'l'llursdar army. The committee. “O“T’l'l‘rr Wit“ 5h)"
no ll - l‘ - its pay. The costs were figured up to-
- .-. . .. . . . . . m", , ( ‘I‘I: mad-I asslunmcnls to. $2.300 each fit this Mr \Hlliams rI>«
Elk-Inks. 11. ot Ib \\ 00(i\VIllli aVenIIe. Jury ”has 'Juring H“. third week or ceived “00 from the companV Mr.
.F‘rank llmiiinrrway. 17. 82 South Main this month. but suffix-mm ”HI ”Wyn“ Cook $230. They now “ant to room.
:sII'HII: and Arthur Rvmwn II1 (M 2"- [ll'lISt‘lli IIIIII ilt‘ out not think the cas» 9‘ ”‘9 bI”““‘.‘“- A”. “11““an $11M '
i . - .1 n t . , Mr. r‘Ot'lk $3.230. It. will lake :1 special
“WI“ ' sup", “""C' D” ““1 up ”1 ‘“ PS he was to hcar 'l‘hIIredrr alleiiioou . - - .
I- lap to sue It to them. ‘
CI‘.‘ and “'0"? PM“! “91‘1“" “In-“W‘s would be finished that Il:i'-'. so the judy It appeared that Court .‘III-nonraplwri
'llrI-y asked that the parents of the would not be amp.“ m until \ymfnps. Leonard “'1 CogsWe“. 01' Faifliw
hm'!~ hp “Oilfi€'ll and ”Hit ”1"." b“ “I" “I day morning. This will leave Tucsdziv colliniy,’ "‘50 rendered service for,
s ' ' w her in . . .
for and taken back to theirhomes. p91n-uur‘ 13' in which to dirt-use m IQCPI‘I‘d "0 D'W ”10 hf lull

in a. modest claim for rctonipense.

E. Kent Hubbard and others KpokeN
tor the bi II to Validate the contribu—g
lion made by corporation heads to
war funds. Attorney Lucius l". Robin

 

um. i- miter :: ssiEnr‘r’. for not: i Thurstla;

I YGHR calla .whiclr is not completed when the court
Iii? AL! I i

adjtmrns that day.

 

. r: I I. son of Hartford had some doubts?
is 03088,? LVERiSH iRow -AND epvs MILWAUKEE about the bill. It appeared lilHl. the
I CLUB ,“I‘igiual request came from Torring-

‘ ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ INI )ut Mr. Hubbard said in “35 au-

fROfd CDNSIHPAIION' (“It A00. l‘rh. bv-(IilI‘I‘IN'r RM" Iliorizcd to say that. the State Manu-
land term-Ir Itiauacer of the White {"RCI‘UlPI‘s asaociatiOn Imored tlie'

I‘§vi.\'. has purchased the Milwaukee b‘"; I

Club of the American Association. 30-. LP!" MIN" 01 Stonrngton told “11y:

,lf tongue is coated, breath bad. atom. the ((Inlptp“ association N that

cordinr; to reports in circulation hero

 

. ach sour. clean liver and bowel: Iovfii Wanted to make different 111‘;-
; \ today. The purchase price is mid to retirements for its meetings No one?

 

' iiVl' "("Ilil'oniia Syrup of F199“ at. have been 7'50"”- RH.\' St'haik. “'hiit" fiioge in ODDUSliion Mr Noy CS Stid

i " “ ‘ ' . q - ., . - . ~ , a ,. =1 tonincton was satisfied about the

CHCP—ii oaspoonful today often saves "0‘ ‘qhhm‘ is said to 1’" “q"m'mv‘ remote”- doinng I
. . ' I-L ) V . '

>a Sick child tomorrow. m h toulanu. .-_.....__n_ ;

MOTHERS o DOHERTY WW8 sun
F AMERICAN DEMOC.' ,
RACY 6 AGAINST DEPUTY SHERIFF,
- —— I
I
Derby Official Failed to Serve Papers'
——Must pay $617 to Bridgeport Man. I

~

'sir-k. isn't. resting. eating and acting

 

 

l’l'l‘TSlll.'RUll, Fob. X.~——.\I a HIE-Ci-
ing’ held here yesterday, the. first steps
were taken looking to the organization ', Joseph P. I‘ohcrty of Bridgeport was
of National Mothers of American De; awarded Iiaiivages of $065.20 {IT’RIPS t
niocracy.“ The idea is an outgrowth Patrick O'Donnell. a sheriff of Del b.‘

and bowels are
VV‘ncn cross, irri
diarr
give a
01'

little stomach. liver

 

feverish, stouiaclrachc.
sore throat. full of cold,

table.

state. _

Mothers of soldiers were present
from adjoining cities and the hope was
expressed that when the Mothers of
Democracy becomes national, it will
be possible to spread the associatiOn

j claimed that through negligence of the
defendant. in not serving an execution
on Edward J. Donahue, Doherty having
obtained a lhdzment of $617.55 againsu
Donahue in NI Common Pleas court on
Ilcr-embzr 20. 1917, the plaintiff lost
his claim and all chance of securing
the same.

Judge Booth in his finding holds

in well, playful child again.
Ithis harmless “fruit laxative." because
I it never fails to cleanse the little one‘s
3 liver and l: wvcls and sweeten'tlie stom-
gach and they dearly love its pleasant I into every home in the Allied nations
taste. Full directions for babies, chil-' which furnished soldiers _ for Democ-
Ilren of all ages and for grown-unis| racy’s battles. .
'printed on 93011 bottle. A letter from General John J. Per- that the evidence showed the defend-
I. Bela” 0‘ anfiefleit 1‘5 SYN!”- shine. addressed to the organization ant failed to serve the
Askxoyir dmmamtfleof"0fl .heré. was read. in it the m erlyand ash. Wm
"” mammfit'mersaidhe '
mm ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and '

itional meeting. Miss

:III-ld in class room No. 1.

,er meeting will be held.

fat the parsonage Tuesday night: to stu-

The music to be sung by the choir
iii! the evening church service fol-
I'lOVVs.

iQuaitItte- I “'ill Lift ['p Mine Eyes
.......................... Rogers
it' ilOllIS ._1 “'ill Magnify Thee
Churchill
Conn-alto Solo—EM: l-lath Not Seen
Gaul
'QuaI'IIIIc Alon: Love to Thee. Speaks
I The last yearly Quarterly Confer
tllt.‘(' of the cliuich Will be held on
IMmIIan owning at 8 o'clock in the
church parlors-.11 lull attendance is
ur-gI d.

The pr'orIli league will sit down
to a Lincoln: Birtlrdax supper on
“cdncsday cV cning in the (lunch pai-
lous-

. The Young Men‘s. Club will hold its
regular Tuesday evening meeting at
the church at 7:80.

(in ’l‘hursdm Honing the loud CI n~
in nary Council “ill have in charge the
preparation of the program for the
Iuid- \\ eek meeting. The T. C. B. Class
“iii .»--civc as the advertising commit‘
Inc for this evening. All Centenary
\\“'Olke‘ls are especially inVited and a
hearty wtel Ionic is Ixtended to all.

, l ridm altrrnoon at 3:20 the Junior
II. vague will meet.

_'l‘oniclit Ilic choii

:30.
sent. .

This is “Stewardship of Life" week.

Every Methodist Christian should be '
'thinkin;' of hon he can best spend
time talents energies. and life itself
that God‘ 5 plll'DON for the world may
be fulfilled.

will rehearse at
Biery member should be pro-

 

Norn‘alk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Albert E. Beebe. pastor

Sunday services:

9 a. or. Class meeting. I

10 a. In. Sunday School.

Sermon '
ll i g h

11 II. in. Morning worship.
n;- Ihe pastor “A Christian's
Privilege"

6:30 p. in. lipworth League devo-
Clrristine il'un'
Jv-s. leader.

7:30 p. m. The

Evening service.

.l? :Istor _\V' ill preach.

Tuesday evenin" 'It 7:45 the regular
iIIeeIinI.r of the Tuesday Class will be

Thursday evening at 7:45 the play-
Lesson stu-

‘dy, Mark 7.
, liars! Avenue Methodist Episcopal
‘I‘huIIlI llarohl E. “'ilson. pastor.

10; :‘,o Morning- worship with sermon ‘
by the pastor. Subject "How God
Calls." ,

1‘2. Sunday School and Men's Bible,
Class,

':‘10. l-‘pworth League devotional
meeting.

20“
lilt pastor
l’u>sion. \lias Eleanor
Mrs. Levis L 1‘ ugh will
at the evening service.

The stcrcpoticau lectures which are
being aiicn Monday evenings in the
church are a part of the educational
program of the Centenary. The lecture
‘Monday night will be upon China,
and Mill gch the latest

"The
Johnson and

Subject:

The Mission Study Class will meet

‘iy c'liaptci six of the text book.

Thur Mia _\. :45. Mid-w cek set v ice.
Subjett “Living Religion in the
Home.’

Fridar afternoon Red Cross w.ork

l‘IId-Iy ev eninc. Choir rehearsal at-

"I ,. 2.t'!‘iil"l‘_> , ‘(I
South Norwalk Baptist Church, J.

liar I i <on Thompson, pastor.
10:: :0 a. m Morning worship. Ser-

mon topic: Hope Revived. I

12. Bible School session. The Mens'
t lass “ill meet in the auditorium and
invites all the men of t‘i—congrega-f

tion to meet with them. 0 I

(i: 30 p. in. Meeting of the icons
People's Society of Christian Endea-‘
\'.()l' '

N ews of the
arches

 

 

'A‘liss Lucy lledficld.

. Mr.

i
I

,Iogct her with flit
Sons; sen ice and sermon DY.
Master _

sing a duct .

information .
.51 this a“ akening country. .

:and Harvey street.

astronaut, rice. 3, I919 I;

 

 

 

d

37 Bayview avenue.

Mrs. 1". Irving Smith. soloist and
choir director.

'Mra. Wm. H. Stowe, organist. .

Services Sunday morning, Feb. 9.
.will'begin promptly at 10:30. Mr. Ja-
cobs will take as his subject, "The

Timeliness of The Great Personality".

This service will be in keeping with
the nation wide observance of Roosev
velt Day. The Sunday School and
Men's Club will meet at 11:45. There
will be a class for everyone. The

.Young People's Society will meet,,at

6:30. Miss Clara Stone will be the
leader. The \Vhatsoever Circle of
The King's Daughters will meet Tues-
day Peb.11 with Mrs. Samuel Com<
stock 42 Vl’est avenue, at 2:30. The

cmanon Club will meet.
sonagc Tuesday cv ening at 7: 80. The
Vt oman's Bible Class will meet Thurs- I

day I-Vening at the ( hurch at 7. 45. I
The lesson will be found in Job,;
chapters 18-20.
The music program for Sunday.
morning.r will be:
Prelude -«()V(—‘l'illl(‘ Iiom ”The 1101), I
City" ........................ GaI II, ‘
AnIlIciii —.\’o Shadons i'I-oIIIlII (Iaulv
Solo—403w Hath Not Seen ..... Gaul

Mrs.
l‘ost illilP‘

F'. laying Smith
AMarche (iPH l’liantoincs
(.‘lai'k

at the par,IThis mission is strictly umt

l The Salvation Army,114 Waahinxton
street, South NorWalk, Conn
' Special services will be held as m].
I0“ in the Solution Army Hall, op
posite South Norwalk Pout (Milt-I»,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
8 p. m. .

Sunday services at 3: 30 and 8 p
in. Sabbath School and Bible (‘Iass
at 2: 30 every Sunday. All who are
,not simulated with any religion are
cordially invited to attend the above
meetings.

The Sunday evening service will be
a memorial service in connection who
the passing of ext-President
lvelt.

Room--

Rescue Mission, 27 M0815)" sup...
Sunday School at 2 p. m. Classes Itll'
all ages.

Children and adults not
any other Sunday School
invited.

Salvation, prairie
meeting at 3: 15 p m

at lend I m:
r-speria III

and testimony

' it is expected that the pastor from
the Darlen Church. Rev. M. l‘IIcI, I...“
1572 the speaker.

The Lord is still blessing on;- -..-I.

vices and souls are being com v-=III»II
f0i which we give (Iod the glory
We have the most inspiring .‘Il‘lftll:
and the best orchestra in row.
We use the famous Billy Sun; I
books. Come and worship “It 1...,
with us in some. praise and

 

tlonal.

The general public is coin-III. I,
vited to attend.

Strictly no collection
will offering only

Service also Sunday cs cum; 3‘ : I
A'lso Wednesday l-‘ iiday and .x' :
evenings, 8 p. in.

Sewing Class Saturdav :lilf‘l'.‘
charge of Mrs. l. A. Thieraul:

lakr lI .

in

TOMORROW lS REV DR. BRADY'S
BUSY DAY.

. Speaks at Grace Church in the Mom.

l-‘irsi Congregational Church. KIWI:
1'). F. McGregor, Jill. 1)., Pastor. - I
Morning service at 10:30. l’I'I-acher.I
RIIV. John M. llcyo pastor of the First;
Congregational (huich. llanbury. I
Sunday Stiiool at noon (1:3 m.) I
(hiistian EnticaVOI :II 0:30. Topiczf
“l writ—and vI'IIaI wm l'.’" Leaderyé
l

Tuesday.

Tuesday. "he Gleanen (‘iI‘I-le villi
meet with Miss Anna Lockwood. I

“'cdnesday. Red Cross sewing in
the parish house. I

Thursday) (liuicli eu-ni'iig It't II p. -
m., with program of piaiiola music. b
Percy \l'. Mead, and social hour
and refreshments under the anspicosl
of the Kind \Vord Circle. '

Friday. The Ministeriiig Circle willI
hold a cake sale at (llendeiining's
drug store in the afternoon.

Trinity Church. Rev.
Coleman, rector. . — _

8 a. m Holy Communion Corporate:
Communion of the Girls Friendly So-
ciety.

10 a. m. Chum-eh School.

11 a. m. Morning prayer
man.

4 a. m. Sacrament of Baptism.

30 p in. Evening prayer and

dress

Frederick A. i

and ser-
ad-

The 10:30 a. in. service tomorrow at
Christ Church will be a. patriotic ob-

servance of thanksgiving for the re-
spousibilities of peace restored. and

'also for the life and example of Theo—

dore Roosevelt. A special offering
will be taken for the 'War “’ork Cour

mission. At the 7:30 p. m. scrvice.‘

:lilP theme of the address will be the
«missionary

work in the l‘niied
States.

At the animal parish liLCCIlllS. held
this \\".9tk officers of Christ Church
{'01 the ensuing year “or" chosen as
l'sollo“

Senior “'airlcn— A ll.

Junior “anion — l“.

ClorkerI‘. A. Reid.

Treasurer-4 AA. ll. Morchouse.

l‘UtlilOlR—‘F M. “’heeler.

\estiV “18an Carr, F. ll. Sturdce
mm H. Hubbell. H Carr. “1 Borg.
Wardens and Clerk.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-

\lorchouse.
\\'. SturdeV ant.

A. R. .‘Ilorchousc and J. Carr.
.\ltIItiiaII.Is-—II‘. B. Smrdevam and
‘V. .A. livid
The some were also chosen dele~

gates to the Fairl'icld County ai'clidca-
coni'y The treasurer reported an in
Ireasing volume. and the committee

on repairs showed great progress in
the iizipi‘ovciricnts' in the Sunday
School room.

Advent Christian Church. \an Zan:
Rev. G. M. Teeple,

pastor.
Half hour of prayer 10 :I in.
Sunday School 12 m
3 Junior Loyal Worker-5‘ irreetiiig
3:30 p. m.

Loyal “(liken YIIELHXH’. 6:1." 1,).
Praise service 7. 15 p to.

hunting sermon 7'? II p. m. .
Morning and owning awake in
charge of Cl angelic-Lt: Mrs Dow and

Miss Sweetser.
Meetings everv Inciting: next neck.
extent Saturday, beginning 7: 30.

 

 

Grace Baptist Church. Feb.

11 a. m. Sermon by the pastor. Sub»;
jcct: "Peace Conference in Heaven'
and Hell Sends Delegates. "

3 p. in Special services

9, 1919.

The Rev.

—7:30 p. in. A memorial service will ICObb Will preach. I

be held for Theodore Roosevelt. An
address will be made by Judge John
11. Light on the life and. work of the
great eXopresident. Miss Marion Jar-
vis of Rowayton, will sing. All are
cordially invited to this service.

“’ednesday. 7:30 p. m. choir
hearsal.

Thursday. 7: 45 p.111. The mid week
meeting of the church for prayer and

conference will be held. I

Friday 7. 45 p. m. The Young Peo-
ple' a Society in planning a social good
time for all and will look for a large
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8 p m. Sermon by the Rev. Chas.
Guthrie, and installation of trustees. I

This is Rally Day each member
and friend is asked to centiibutc one
dollar.

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First Church or Christ Scientist. 57
West avenue ~ The regular Sunday!
service of this (lunch is held at 11v
a. in

Christian Science subject. Feb. 9:—~ :In
“amt."

Wednesday evening testimony mee

inxat so’cloek. To both these sci»
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> will deliver addresses at Grace

I W'estport,

;ly in his film stories
:have been
“Thr- lsland oI‘

‘ story entitled ”The

.‘be made of “Little

.lias won fame

: sion.

. and convincina.

. important

. own, in preirrence to the larncr

. broom. And as a pc-

ing, St. Matthew’s, Wilton, In the
Afternoon, and Trinity Church West-
port, in the Evening.

Rev. Cyrus Townsend llrady. I. l..
ll. noted author and lecturer. wall
have a busy day tomorrow when he

II‘IrirI-II

. The Golden Rule Circle; in the morning. SI. Matthew's. Wilton
I\\'lli meet “'llh Mrs. McAllisIrIr l'nion . in (hp afternoon and Trinity ,I,.,,,.I,
avenue. atil p. m. ' ' I i

in the evening.

Dr. Brady is a Iloue lrien" t-‘I-I.
I.E Benton \Verner. rector
Parish, and has made a number of pI'w

III (Ex-It'l-

y ixious visits to this city

I.

Dr. Brady is known
world as the author

in the literary

of many well-

‘I known books. but his fame rests large.

some of which
in Westport.
”Receneration.“ and
“The Island of Surprise." and the \Veh

produced

Iof Steel" are probably the moat popu-

lar. a fine Roman
Felicia of FTC!"
dom” bringing before the reader the

times immediately following the

He has produced

“5.

'iablishment of the Christian religion.

Of his other productions mention may
Angel of Canyon
Creek.” "The Better Man," “Hearts of
the Highway." ‘As the Sparks l-‘ly lip»
ward." ‘Cliristmas \\'hcn the “XII-.41
“’as Young." “The Eagle of the .i'illl'
pire" and 'A Baby of the Frontier.“
On the lecture platform Dr, l‘.r~:Id_v
and praisc. Anything
that he attempts to speak upon at
once. looms up with power and permut-
And a preacher. elo»
quence wins all hearts. lie is clear in
his presentation of the truth.

as his
ll'l-‘Illflllk‘
His message is for NH
men. for he is; a lover of men.

He holds porilions in :I lilil’l‘i'n‘l' of
Colonial, llvvolu»
and Spanish Anr

“0(‘il‘iiP'S,
tionary. Civil \\'ar
erican VV'ar. And yet his spirit iu low—
ly and unselfish. ‘he fact that ilt- dc
sires to speak in a small town like our
(lill‘l‘.
lugs which the «rim- can offer is full
:sIInz-l friend Hf IIII‘
rector of Grace Parish he comes lIlI‘
more gladly.

Dr. Brady has been rector of Trinity

Church. Crete. Nebraska; St. Mark's,
Denver. Colo: St. Paul‘s. (‘II'o-I'hrook.
Penn; Trinity Church. Toledo, lilo:
St. George's Kansas City. Mo: and
Ascension. Mount \‘c-rnon. N. Y. lie
was Archdeacon in Kansas II~r I'our
‘ycars and In l’IIlinsyInzniu It :- the
sameleng1h of lime. Aw‘. he lI..-.». held
Vmissions in \‘JIlllIll‘~ 1|:il“~ III' Ila .. Iun
,‘Iry.

:‘AN Jl AN. i‘lI.Il S. -l'nil«u 'I‘“
Sen atoi Miles i‘tl.ll(il‘\l‘ I. lll'. I"
the Senate NI'V'III Atlairn. (‘I Izrw «I,

has written a letter to the Form Kit“
on lli'piil'illlelll of Education promul-
ing to endeavor to name a b-IIIIIIIIIIIIII
alter the islar-Il of Porto Rico. Thls
would be in compliance with a petition
recently signed bv thousands of For
to Rican school children and forward
cd to Washington

R.-~~ll is re-
Zapata.

PUEBLA. Mixito Fol).
liably reported that Emilana
former rebel dictator of Morelos, is
proceeding by forced marches to the
toast of Guerrero tor the purpose of
embarking for for Iig parts. NlllllCl"
'ous Zapata. leaders. including \fauril-
la. Mejia. Zapata, a neI'phIVV of Emili-
and. are said to have asked for am-

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