nun—III-
, afl- Basel-mine.
~ church.
a”.
plug treatment at I
mfimnfm tably‘.
$5.6 on Rowan sit-eel.
”numbers of Llw Mayl'kwmr Hook
1 all; ladder company will hold Lheir
' memly meeting at their quar-
to»: on ‘Vu Zuni Hll'cvl on Monday
, arming.
has been
Mle Doris
. walk In teammate."
Giro. Georfzv ll. Wm ll ‘1“! m
fovo elvenuc, has been admiLl-d ".0".
mid
Walk hospilal for than"! "H
1191' 1311:;- l_-iu:.l:- 07‘ friends inn-v 11.. hour
of her speedy I'E‘l'fh‘l‘l v,
Km. Ann I. C..x:7a'( " ‘x. -~=
:v‘ha 7-11 9'41
{P'W'J 1a..
I
t" €4an listened to.a [inc _address made
mic;
'Aru'cmleron, of Hawkins!
In wedding a. few days with :.
5. at. Wolfe from Mexleozwill
both morning and evening
cat lhc East Avenue Methodist
Ina Cohen. of Fort street, is
he Norwa‘lk
R and it is reported she is real:-
» y ““Q‘Wonlon’s Auxiliary of Christ
. ~'m mu meet on next ThurSday a?-
" {moon with Mrs. G. F. Smilh, at her
discharged
51mm he Imupitnl at Phillips Andnvcr,
Who has been ill for some lime,
uni will rolurn to his home in .‘Iorg
‘27
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in
Mbomo on Van Zuni sli‘w-I (liter unv
confining Irl-‘Un'enl :Ll~ 91: ~
ltappita'l. Hw-
mnoh Impnmul.
... Nt.lr‘.~':jllk
many fl'iem'lu “{8ka
-plnmcd to lawn lll?l Mrs. ITxu‘h'h-lun id‘
m umr-l vim-kin ii'lW-lrultwl T"~'lurP
ati'flm Fart Avl-nw- M ‘Huul‘ul r-llugch
iflzullH x' l- v
fl' ”3 finllllfid un
. ili'u’,
.mfilu'old H. \‘v'ilmm. and 51)“ Paul,
tale ro'fillruct‘l In lTwTi hmnn cm lizml.
Ivonne, ‘nl'lm- v55 : Nu: a lflvuwu‘fl \‘lr‘il.
will {110:1an 1-,. 92.. l.
The film’t.ulll hump nl‘ llw
l‘unt
Mount) Mnlhzrlisl rlmr; h has llt“"l ex-
tended .",I i".’il:l.“ n 5.. ..=«unil
“1°- mO"""i’ llll"l""5~~»- “Weill“: and 50-
“3‘“ "T 7'" L’lmmih lauguw uf tlm
“fl-Mllumdirt ill-é 1":1Iul lllllll‘ll on
nelt"Wl§dnaad a y ovonin L:
’36 l'wvv-l‘w
tenor-y (-71 w.’ .
-ir'; l('.'.l'l~ t...l Lu
6‘ M a dc-lig-l'l-"ll‘ a-Ippnl' I'll !\"X' l“
--' ’3‘: 'Hn-llm" ’l ('vrl-
l.l1f‘
ri-
dfi’ evmwlr. .' at 6:3", V‘lum ”l“ Lmllm"
Afl‘mloly nf lhl- l-quf 9 vmm‘b Nil-tiny
("at Nun-uh v. ill lr- :llc ht).'le"'.". I: '::'.l :5
m that. about lhirl v-sl'x" 2" Th0
MRI; will 'gwlf '13- m"
:7”,- .rupxrm‘.
Hrs. ll. J. S -_vnmur pr Rowan strnct.
wflfnlorlzrin Us:- ruciuimrs of
the
Wm‘a L’m‘elln Miss-Xi‘mmry _aw:lety
It! hor‘hrmm rm 'l‘xlv" 'day l-vcnin-CL This
/ Is the bcglzlm- mrmlhlv met-ling and
mama" irnpurl‘mv-u pertaining
WW work will 3w (“mum-pd.
.___.—-———
Mme milliliter of 'nwmbcrs of the
Won or the East Avenue Me-
‘mdfilmh altanded the group
woman” mending at the Norwalk M.
“Unwind. (‘l‘l:ll7ng. The MGM
all members manque-sled to attedfi’as
to
mm mm in" “
llfilllllll Bill!) is
. a“! andrbowole at once.
- we
.- 1mm..peevish.
m at. once.
inlaid-boon, remember,
:“r.
, ‘Amamm. [and
" ” " would. again-
-' ,» clawing.
,yinmr-boln‘e.
in, COlSllPllfll
‘ ‘- Maltttouquel Move poisons from
1Y0”? child Isn’t naturally
Seedt tongue II
:7 Mystic is..a. sure also its little
bowels need a
mil-“033.0316. feverish, full at
“w bad. throat sore. doesn’t
pr act naturally, had stomf
mom?“ 7“ _ in»; - -
0. made for Its W.anfi’those pro
by" the‘BngT. T. Custard of Morris-
town, N. J.
!
?
IL is not the hours you put in that
count. it is '5'“ vt_ \‘Ull ml' in thc ht'urs.
However you tax March with com-
ing in. it will .be an income tax just
Same.
George Gray of Urban street, Siam-
lord. sold hl> house rem-mly Within
a week the purchaser sold the prop-
erty '..l. “loom 3. Parsons, lovvrerly of
Brook;:id9. The properly has a front-
age of 100 feet and a depth of 3'10 feet.
There is a large house on if.
Ilowayton Baptist church sol-vft-cs as
follows: Sunday and-0:30 a. m.‘ and 5
'1. m. public worship. wilh sermon by
Rm: A. R. Toothachrc 0!: Stamford.
Bible school at 11:50 a. m. and Y.‘ P.
S. C. 1'". at 4:30 p. m, Wednesday al.
1:30 p. m. Ladlcs's Aid Socivly, 7:15
p. 111. Meeting for prayer and bible:
study. Friday afternoon Junior Y. P.
S. C. E. Everybodv welcome to Urn-(-
services. '
The two sons of Mr. and Mrs. ll. l’.
l'Ziillv-xrlcn cl Tokt‘llf'lfl} u 1'. lh'onk‘Jl
have been honorably discharged.
Capt. Vernon Chillendvn was with tho.-
lransporlallon departurbn'. and saw
smvlce on every battle from cxm-m
Lat Vrrdun. having spent 20 months in
morvir-n ’ altogether, of which flvv
month:: was with hm French in Sup
Err... ”1:7 blmhcr. I’lr'z' Llcul. h. l’.
,Chiltendon was In lln- :l-illl FLcld Ar-
:ldm‘y‘k‘ ‘ :m
5‘ ”HM
"lmynwn's
the Methodist Episcopal church on
:l': at 1:30 an'l.7:30. At both sa-r-
vices addresses will bu dolivcrvd by
laymen of the church. Harry S.
.llryan. chairman of the local church
mum-ll will preshh’. Sunday school
w m “ll!“ Study classes for men and
women at 11:50. Epworth League dc-
vmlunal mowing at, 6:43. Ladlcs' Aid
S‘w My mlwlingnn “'edncsdny ail-~14
noon at 1:30 luwthe “chapel. Church
Pray"? meeting \on Thursday meaning
of 7:30._ " ' " ‘ ' ‘
'1! .,I
Tim many friends-of Lleul. Charla
llmm of 'l‘okcm-ke and Now
v”?! hm pleased lo horn of his
:nx‘ilili'u In tho war svrviu'. Licut.
lvfl n large and lucrative law
Cllll‘ tn scrvv his country and the
' l ‘ ”1.; :. Tomi (If his work has boo!
rutviuellt leutennnt‘ Charles Bales
Ham. 1'. S. N. R. F., last December
was dctuchcd and;ordcnad to Monte-
video. Uruguay. an Naval attache. Lieu-
tnnant Dana. enrolled August 25, 1917.
Naval lll'scrvc. Shortly lhel'e'
filer he called for Buenos All-en,
hur- he was attached to the Ameri-
"m Embas:y as Assistant Naval at-
'uchl‘. Ho. served fourteen months at
that post, until ordered to report. as
full Naval attache to the American
hummer at Montevideo.
liulw;
.._L
I
l‘yutlzl
-, thr
The death of Marshall 1-}. Iluming—
Lon of Darn-n, Occurred Tuesday, nl
hp hospital In New York where he
went for treatment. He was well
known and esteemed resident and was
in his 49m year. He had lived in
.Dnrion for many yeah: and was by
trarlc a lineman and was a careful and
skilled workman. He was the son of
William 'l‘}. and Emma Craig Hunting-
ton of New,York. The survivors are
the father, a resident of New York.
the widow and five children: William
H.. George E., and Florence A. Hunt
inglon of Stamford: 8. Sister. Miss Ma-
bel Huntington of Brooklyn and a.
brother. William E. Huntington of
New York. Of late Mr. Huntington
had been employed on" the James H.
Farrell finale", Rnwaylon. The funeral
was private on Thursday in Stamford.
‘le-v. H. C. Carter officiated.
_.
We: and bowel cleansing ghould
‘ like. first treatment given.
. annals “editorials. Syrup a!
'..£hildmn"s Ills; give a m-
eanddn a. tow hours al‘fie foul
’ 'bfle.‘m fermenting food
'-' ~ Wain the bowels passes
you have, g well
, . All ctmdren
' Maltsacver‘rtafls to effect a
I Directions
amnion m? Jill-1883 anil-
,. fficlnly‘on ammonia
1 n no
Mir-annual“: child to-
400 JEWISH FAMILIES RILLtD
Vienna Paperlieporu Manacres in
Galicia and, Ukrp‘
STOCKHDLM, «Mar. 8.—-The Jewish
Morgenpost of Vienna reports that
Jews are being massailred in large
numbers in eastern Galicla and the
Ukraine. ’ ’
- The reports pay that 400 families
have been kllled'af Uroltlmroff, in the
Ukraine east of. Lemberg.
The, reguhu‘ c'onclavé of Clinton
Commandery No.3, Knights Templar,
17m held last evening In the asylum,
when» the Order of the Red Croas..wa_s
yup W gndgxho Wbum' ot the
Day" will be observed :1:
Press Bureau hcre says the Yiddlche_
r V “‘ ‘ V r '-‘ ‘
doom. nan-mom
l
. - no
tour. supply, of figmyr—Mt.=m ‘
«nah-mat, to manual-9.1mm l
. m use. public at... loss 0L3? n bar-l
“. They {eel .no' doubt that the for- . .
“'nfdemand for wheat will be sum- ;
:lent to keep the wheat prices a!" to "
he government's guarantee um. - I
Officials also any tlnt with that u
*236 a. bushel. flour can be bought
fairly by the government for $8 a. bar’ _
rel after allowance has been made for
-‘l the byproduct- med in maths:
tbekaour and for a“ un- profit.
The MS point. outruut
Britain; who is now buylugfiome wheat
at about $1.25, ls doing this on con
tracts long held up for lack - of chip.
. plug. The 11ch market cannot
agalnrreoml the-.wofld wheat vol-loo,
until. there is a world wheat surplus
of wheat. the officials assert.
If the plan contemplated l approved
a,“ the «ports will: be handled by 1b;-
minlstrator of his estate. The do : M States Groin corporation,
ceased had an interest under the 'm-i‘lvlzlclrllnlmted::gte?ib‘?zd:fifiydufg§
cf the lat? John D. Crimmlns. 8:"..wa me war. The Allies 8.: tlfat mg:-
. owned real estate in this state. ‘ agreed to accept the when! at, the New
' York pricexwhich is now about. 12.40.
3 Dr. Howard Stout Nellson. who has
:been in the military service for nearly!
two yours. has boon honorably dlS-.;
charged, nd returned to his We
here, Althea Farm. Dr. _Neilson was
in the quartormaeler's department dur-
ing his tom of Sl'TVlCC with the rank
J
Mrs. James Burchard has had city
water and electricity put into her
cottage on the Post Road.
Fir-t Herbalist Episcopal Church-
Great West avenue. Rev.
pastor. Endorses-vices.
' 10:30 Morning whip.
’bea. W's servlcoleonducted by
Layman. There will-be a number of
hrlef addresses. All of South Nor-
wulkifletbodm people «should attend
rthis mice.
Sunday School W‘ at 12 o'clock.
The T. C B Ease. Courage the word
or the House, men who had ll, men
who need it, the way to get it. Our to-.
pic for next Sunday.
Come in and talk. Ladies undam-
tleman.
Fellowship class, Epworth League
service. at 6:45. Evening service of
song-nod devotion'mt 7:39. Miss Ma.
fibel Miller .wtll under a' violin selecr'
lion. Sermon theme, "The League of
Nations—‘Vl'hat. llope?".Thls is one of
the most living and most crucial is-
sues of the day. ‘
The Sunday School Board will hold
its unnual meeting on Monday. even-
ing at 8 o'clock at the parsonage. The
most important mooring of tho year.
Reports and elections will take place.
The monthly business and social
of the lipworth League will be held
on \Vcdflesday evening at 8 o'clock al
the church. Tho East Norwalk (‘hnp-
tor of the League has been Invilcd to
attend as guests of the Goulh Nor-
walk. League. All mcmbcrs are urged
to he prosant.
The (‘cntwnmiv Workers will have :1
l
1 Sylvester Remington of Hustle!
lPark section is undergoing maimed!
l {or an affection of the eyes-at a‘ New
9 York hospital. 1
'l The court be appointed Clarence
sCrlmmins of New York. brother of
lhe late John D. Crimmlns, Jr.. as ad.
AMERICA NCASUALTIES 240,197
WASHINGTON, Mar. 8.—-BaLlJe cas-
ualties of the American Army in
Means shown by revised division»
nl moords‘announced today by Gen-
eral March, «totalled 240,157. These in-
cluded killed in action, wounded, mimi—
Ing 'in action. and priscnem. There
mbably will be some sllrtht fume rc-
vlsion as final reports are received.
The Second Regular Division shou‘wd
the greatest losses mum. revised lisl.
with 24,429. Tho First. Division cumr‘
next, with 23. 973. Tho 281i] (Ncw
Jersnv. Dclawarc. District of Colum-
bia, Virginia and Maryland) led Nalloll-
al Guard and National Army Divisions.
bvln’r fr‘nflh in file llcl with “.417.
Thc 32nd (Michigan and “'ircnnsin."
was fifth with H.258.
of major. -‘
Mrs. P. R. 'Sisson. and Mrs. Arthur
Raymond have br-nn (mmlituled amm-
mim-e lo haw Cll.lll',.(‘ (sf the cake and
funny goods booth at the carnival to
he halt] lhh summer by the Buried
Fin» Company. O'hcr plans for The
l :Is'nlvril :':‘v pr: LIT! suing well. Ernest
B. (‘rm'om is chairman of the general
cnmmillo-e manau'mrr l‘ne nll'ail'. Ht 7 onflock u Wm be served by the
ladies .‘u‘d Sonia).
The mid-3:991; minding will be given
3.1m tho chargc of tho Centenary cam-
paign chairman. (‘harlcs E. Hoyt.
..__..-. ... .
{l M (u M ,— ,fi ...
\ .
j 1 ON 5 _ .5 h 5, , The chair will meet this Saturday .
, n. -IJ ! . I". “m "0‘ 1”" ll“ Lnd "MM“? evening for rehcnl‘nnl «u 7:30. Let er-
} , --..,v......__r... Inznnbowl rcporlnd a Infill of lintlllc my ”WW-m... lili-‘J' “0m.“
'1 ‘1 ‘. casualllcs of 12,252. I‘m- 77th (New ~~
‘ "" “" "' York Metropolitan Natlnwl x‘leY-l ' liasl flu-nu.» .‘hczilndisl Episcopal
Church. Harold 1:2. \Vfison. pastor.
10:30 Morning warship with «moon
by lhc pastor.
9.423: the 26th (New Encland.) R:
Mrs. S. ’W. .‘vlr‘rri‘l and um l_- con- .
' ‘ k '955: the 2711: wow York.) 7.94"; the
flair-ll lo lbw-1r huml- with lhl- prevail:
ing skim-H. the "n“... 3095 (Tennnssce. North Carolina. 13 Sunday School and Men}; Bible.
‘ South Cal-ohm.) 6398. Class. ‘ ,
w__._..~-._ ':"0 -3~ r . ,«,-: z: a " i .: r. ‘
R. W. .\l.-xri‘.l. prcsldcnt of Tlm- - V129.“ ”“m‘m I 1"“ dmm (m I] ‘ l
Cream nl‘ lnuél‘uni Company of Uun- LOOK'NG AHEAD‘ unasday night. the Woman's 515'-
Filed Eberlin, Now slrccl rcsulumn
ler was seventy-Ulrce the olhvr day.
He has been down in the street fyrly-
seven years and still mainiaim- an op.
tlml‘sllc attitude towards lllz- in gen. Vl-flday cvcnjng at 6:80 the Ladies
oral and, business in particular. 4mg Scclmy will hem: a. supper )0 “)0;
I am still $90118 thrush. to hiya-ammo 02' size L‘cmmmr, cumussiug
' -'~-'= t-' "urn 5. ~ u» ._._ ,_ "it hamlodrmat'abcutdhifip
“head {ml f. ”(931’ 1? Optimism "Llléx “lush downlogelhcr. " '
young old age.' «aid. Mr. Eberlinch-f 1.“: . ‘ '
“Years ago. Mr. 1’:er of Park & Tll-“'x&“-alk Methodist Episcopal
lord came to me and said. “Well. Church, llvv. Albeit E. Beebe. pastor.
«Fred, how docs buslncss compare Wlill Sanity gr"‘2c‘*s‘ ti :3
Inst ydir?" ‘ . . ~32. rmee ng. Lead. or. F. H.
, . Bedicnt.‘
'Z'GOPPM'SOH ‘0 ion. In Sunday School.
inn." I replied. There is no yester-
eign Missuuuuy Sutltfly will meet Wllll
Mr; H. .l. 51;. 0.; 33.3...le direct.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid Society.
Friday lu'lernoon Red Cross work.
bury is confined to his home in \Vllmn
\Vllh an altack of Ill"? "flu."
1:21.11.
Miss Klimbv'ih Hurring of tho Young
Womgn's (thlsllall Association of New
)‘orkghas (unmanned lo .adtlrer'< lhc
girls land Women of Wilton township
in um filling library on Saturday nf-
’ tornaonffilarclt 15. Miss llca'llng will
speak lo girls between LL: ages of laur-
tm-u mul lw-xnly flom {our until five
lhilly. and to those uldvr from 2:30 lo
4 u' clock. The object of this meellng
is to vndeavor lo bring together those~
who wish a broader social llfv. with a
miI means noth-
11 u- m Mbmmg worship.
John J. Snavely’,
This will»
begin a series of talks on
supper together on Thursday evening .
' ‘ - "X, men 8. 1919
‘ ———~«——\-.9-u
“L’Chlll‘ch Oéfhrllsl, Snlr'mm {'1
9“ '~m«.—' e rcgula- '
~ .Icrvlce 6f ‘lhls church is, lln 3.51m“);
a. m. in:
ChriBl/lw'fim‘r Subject. Al;
“Man."
“ednesday vvvning lvslluumx m...
mg at 78'-ao’c10ck. To ban. a“... " ‘
wine: the public is invilml. «.
mg mom is maintzlinrul m ~‘5
address, open each wnulc d \
days excepted, from 1:30 in I;
In.
.
V' 1: |.
N45.
'"ix'L
H
——
St. Peter's Evangelical 1...:1
vCulluPGh, Cedar SlJ‘lfl'l. lll'lll‘ \‘.'«v.\.
tnue. Martin L. Stellp, push»!
l Sunday lnvocavll, First 9mm. .
Lent: '
Morning service will take pm.
St. Peter's German Lulhcrnn (w... ,
at 10:30. Tho pastor will pl»... .. ,
the gospel lesson for tho da: y 3
theme being: The Temptations ul‘ 5...
an. The evening sonice will l. .1;
“Paul's fight for Libem .”
Friday. The Helping Hand Class of
the 8. 5. will Wu in the [wish
1.0.44.0. inviting the older classes of-abe
school.
South Norwalk Baptist Church. J.
- on Thom son, pastor. 7:30, at Which av Lenten sermm “My
Hfl‘go A. M. 3201111118 worship. be delivered on the second I... .g
12 :3. Bible School session. The Lmber's Explanation of mo 3
’ meets in the auditorium. “THC“? 0’ “l" {my ChflF‘laT‘ ”'9 ..
Me“ Class Services in English are held 1- ,,
he young
6:30 p. «11. Meeting of r
lead the
poplo. The pastor. ‘vl'lll
meeting.
7:30 p. :11. Evening womhip opening
with a song service. The putor will
America.
:The topic for Ibis week ls “America.
Benoit." There are many problems
Ibet‘ore the American people and it ls
lhe intention to deal with some of
'lhem. For example the lick of Ameri-
‘mnizatlon is before us all now. These
addnessea may at least help you in
thinking through these subjects
’though you may not agree with all
last Sunday of the month. :~' 1...,
school every Sunday morning- :5 ' ;"
Pupils should :nlcml divim- \‘»‘ 5,
with their parents.
vChoir rehearsal Tucsday own-‘-
The Salvation Army, 114 Wu .1.
ton street, Soulh Nm-u'aik. laws“
and Mrs. C, H. Phillips, nflal-v:
charge.
Special Fel‘Vlf‘F‘k‘ lipid Mnndny \\‘. .-
nesday and Friday :a: night o‘clu: .
Sunday Nwl'vlf'I-r h? 3‘. ”-H It‘ll] ‘ :1
Sabbath SCllOlvl l'vl‘ I'M' 'rh" ill '3 .
every Sunday at 2:30. lull-um. m .
that will» be said. ,.
' 'l‘ucsday. 7:30: p. 111. Meeting of the (iron \l'ho atlnml nu «mm» 9m.
mum Circle of King‘s Daughters. School are cordially ill'.'EIl-ll u.
? Wednesday, 3 p. m. The Women's llwir childwn in us.
Association will hold the adjourned Thvrc will bv u s;»--. 1 .~ w"
missionary and business meeling at lhn Sunday . \I‘Elll'i' : ..' .~ "‘
lhc chumh. lid is invited to com.) and ?..
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Mid-week mcm- Good music and singing. !\u:1-
.lng of the church. ‘hui straight Go\.pvl.
l . i ..__~..—-’—,.
‘. Grace Baptist Church. Sunday, Mm:g 13“?"“0 1139510“; “7 V
3,”, 1919. . Sunday School, .1 p m. l i.
ll a. m. Sermon. _ “”35?“- . ' ~ .
. 12:30 p. 111. Bible School G. W. John- Prat-*0 and w‘hlugmu- ,
Egon fiuverimendenk Brother Herman Maria...
V 8.1) m. Rev. G. E Hughcs. I). D.. [335- Norwalk M- 1'35 Chm” “"
lo. of h‘afivdonia Baptist Church. An- charge or ”“5 “WM“- ‘
‘ Everybody M'Q-‘liflluvefi .-..q~-.
soul-a. Conn. will bé the speaker.
Calenda? for the weck:
Tuesday 85p. in Business meeting.
All members please be present.
Thursday 8 p. m. Praise meeting.
day .evenlng'll p. m. l‘ruzn: a...
will have charge.
Sowing clas> Sulutd 1.3.
3 o‘clock. Mcclingrz Wur-
day andbSatunlay c-‘v'lilll. ; .
Trinity Church notices. l . '-
Cnlendar for the week beginning Mowing Star Christian
March 9: - Sunday service, from S :.
First Sunday in Lent. ’ Be not thou envious m ll .
S a. m. service will be omitted. (‘r dCSi‘l‘G‘YO‘bP'fll’Pll «hr-m .
10 a. 112.. Church School. €241] verse. Lender Rm. .1 ll -.
11 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. " Principal .pcakmz Dru. ;
7:30 p m. Evening prayer and oer-j- All arc wok-cum 13 129.3; k.
man. 5 -—-———~—~~— -. -
Monday 7:30 p m. Rod Cross. ;
l
v
5 d i 9 ~le .\ $ulll.ll‘£l \ll'unt
Tuesday 511] as sewing mam ma 0 ‘i . , 3 e Results.
the W'omcn's Guild. ‘ “bent and be“ Lb
8:15 p. m. Meeting “of the veslry; __-..-.._ .. '_
with -M. A. bole, 32 High su‘ccl.
1,345 p. m. Meeting of lhe Bethany - -~~—-——-—--~-'-—"—'—"”"
Chipf’cr,’ -"- . . "' ‘ y”
...“.‘iW‘-‘fl.§l:4écn.m-menlnz 89", " Bavjd'W”Ra “ d 3
172093008 ctedl‘si'm Kenneth Mc-l UNDERTZAKER ‘ i
e "w. ». '5 . » ._. .
'lézg‘sday 7:45 p. m. Meeting; Of 11-0‘ r... om“ 2009.3; House 698. I“
Gins‘ Friendly. g WVASHINGTCN ST. 9’
Thursday .1245 p. m. cumr rehearsal
Friday 2 to 5 p: In. The Woman's“
Gulld wul conduct a cake sale. in the"
slow formerly occupied by F. A. Lana, .
“'ar-hingmn street.
Sunday services will be in charge of
MEX: - 3.5;} “MEN'S : BUILDING
.-~.c.‘. . firm.
' om
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new of organizing in this communitynsdly‘an'd maybe there won't hc any “3:3?lgq'I‘afil‘v‘lgigtrL‘ifili“: gig: Ru. Adclbert Chapman. of Bridge. THE B ODSTQNE” 5
a club similar to the Commonwealth tomorrow. The host I do is today.’ L519“. ‘ ‘ “‘ ' pox-1.. Birthstone for March ‘
(.lub now existing In numerous ‘rural Mr. Park made so many comparisons 7:30 1‘. m. Evcnlng service. The St. Paul‘s (‘hurcbf Rm: Louis B. Who cn this world cf ours. their
districts throughout the United Sta‘tee. 1nd worried so much about lt—well 3:303!" an both we morning and ev— Howell, rector. - , eye. u b . e.
A number of young people and otherS, anyway, he's dead and hon: I am still Burgess-:24: Slifi‘lvgflbe the Rev. C. P. ‘ Finn Sunday in Lent. 7:30 a. In. : in March {first fingghazd :rzrc: .
V ‘ " Holy (lammunlon’; 9:15 a. m. bl. Paul s t In days 0 per loods‘tonc to "Re"
taking a keen Intel-em in buel- Tuesday evening at 7:45 the class
new and if the nation really govs dry mectlng.
-—-well, I won‘t worry."—-\\'all Sll‘U" " nun-dayovcuing
J l ' meeting.
ournn ‘ Friday evening the second annual
‘ - ‘uinner. given by the Ladlw Aid Socio-
JlllLNOS AIRES.IF‘l'lday. March 7.» 1y w_ the teams for the Every Mem-
Afler a Week of negotiation between her canvas mu be held‘ln the Sunday
1118 government. shipping agents and “"0“ "W” _
gékizi‘porf workers, ‘2: u'gcnll‘stnoél Ruigb: Sli‘x'r‘l A. 31. E. Church. Rev.
governmen ‘ a) 1 a x e 'Willlnm St. A.Lynch,ll.f)_,pastor.Pnl—
"rims‘ could return to work If they Isldin;r “ill"‘U a m 'l‘d "‘ "l m The
would agree lo declare of! existing. f . ' "I"; ‘i ‘v i a
bovcotts and not to interfere with “m pulpll .ull 1M Ucfllplkd n Inc e on n..-
' ' ' by Rev. H. M. Lover) a. noted 4;:‘v «a .
n! . . ' the
"n mmenr 0‘ amone hr“ by list of-Clevclund, Ohio. Revival sorv
not so young. have hewalled the fact my
all winter. that no wholesome form of
enlcrluinmcnt was available this olde
of Norwalk. and so a commlt'ec of
ladies «ll-clued to invl‘c Miss Herring.
who is an expcrl in lhia line of work.
lo cnlighlcn us how host to mix-fled In
forming sonll‘ organization which will
_ inlensl. \‘ducalc and cause our young
:people. thereby making country life
‘so aflrnctlvc that the bright llghls of
the city will no longer hold any charm
for them. A largo attendant: is de-
. sired by the committee. and It In car-
at. 7 : 45 the prayed-
inesul' heped that all women of what- “u“- ! aces will be held every night during Grace Churc' . 3% Rev. J. Benton
iover ago or creed. who feel young 61?" Sign!” answered Urey W("-1119 week. Sabbath «1.0011230 p, m. “Tuner, reek . be t Th l 1 Phone 1215-5. So.Norwalk, 0t-
: no - v... s .5 . w 118 return'lo work under the .. . The final. 6.11... _. ;.1 n. ecce-
E ugh m ' u- or sphl a will make I eondmons valll bef re the lock- 5 _ brauon of the Holy Communion at 8 .Magneto Parts, Starter Md
lupcddl effort to be present at this 1’" n3 0 South Nervous congregational o’clock l Generator Brushes
inwvling on Saturday afternoon, out. Those, “‘1‘“th ("a “0‘ 013— Church. Rev. F. H. Jacobi. 93810?- Mozdlng prayer and sermon at 10:30. Vm' 95163!!! Guam
‘ March 15. .- hmce the two points mentioned today, Mrs. F. Irving Smith, aololbt And choir Parish Sunday School at noon. - 0mm! Parts
.9“; iwhich are virtually a repetition of director. Maui’m. H Stowe. organ' Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. 80 G fin and Kerosene
.FATE? .xmevlous offers which 1119 men have - " . Attenuon is called ‘0 the fact “I“ 9“ ””77 33° .° .
’l‘he 89mm WWI“ ”.9 enmg prayer has been resumed and Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
Hubby had been celebrating, and refused 1° "9‘"- sin promptly “49:30- The WW? ~W‘“ will be continued through Lent. At this '
lay-rived home in the small hours 53“!)me agents (Minnie that "181" preach 33;: "3’“ “‘1 VIZ"; 3V0 15th service the special Lenten gpreaching G. H. Hedenberg. Pron-
e was , 60 e“ v 9 ‘
looses rosultin from the s'rike dur D03"
. ing the past tgw u ‘ mount 1.5 will meet at. 6:;5 and willmelend by
- ' 0 mon 1" a Miss Alelhea.."Webb. On Tuesday the
{510.000 0““ according to‘ a statement VVhaterVel‘ Circle will meet at ~ the
Issued l«Milly. church for an all-day mooring. "Evcr
member is asked to make an especial
cfiort to be present. 5011 Tuesday ev-
ening 311a business Committee will
meet at the manage. On Thursday
evening the Women’s Bible Class will
meet at the paramge. On Thursday
evening the Woman’s Bible Class W111
meet at the churchmx 7:45. The les-
son will be found in Job. CC. W. 25-26.
The music program for Sunday mom-
-tng will be: .
Prelude—Melody . . . ..... W. A. West
Anthem-b'l’he Lord Reigneth
‘foeling rather dubious of his recnp~
lion.
_ Absolute stillness reigned. however.
‘and with a load off his mind he mm
'rled shoeless to'tbe cradle and com .
"menCed rocking it energetically wt GENTRAL'ZATPON OF EDUCAT'ON'
.1112 air of a man who had been at. his centmllllns edueatlon at Washing»
post for hours. > - ton Is now the scheme that is helm:
"What are you doing thorn. Jamx" pushed "8010“!” In that quarter. 1‘
queried his strong-minded spouse, 1" the 01d German method 0f putting
awakened. the education or our youth under 1h»
"I've been sitting here nearly two direflion of a central autoclm'y. 11
hours trying to get baby to sleepl’failed over there and will {all here.
The wide-awake Mora are "80'
u at. mars gr: MW." m. 1)., (pastor
service
I Mom . at ill-:30 via:
Church last evening. Rev. Mr. LtelrI . '
ler'ls aL newcomer, lathe Conmcumn vmgfwflnn°W~ Subject. The
Wwe- gbut almwyuhaexesm . u l .mysm u 12 «M.
enviable reputation for Moonlighten- .C. E. at_ 6:3;0. gilt; Wilbur Smith
lug. sermons. He .wmldellver 3.:woek-‘l'm speak on .‘nu-ds.
1? sermon on .eaob,ai‘s‘idaym' ‘“ nmyfimqm
ard under the Washington street
.brldge and for having no 1919 drlvgr’s
.license on his person. D '. Isadore Glutt-
latein, of Bridgeport. 'was arrested yes-
i
the Lenten services
terday afternoon [by Detective Ser~
vgeant Thomas Hunt and was arraigned
.in the City Court this morning before
Judge George H. Vosbfireh. After-hear-
iing the' testimony and the excuse of-
gfored p the Bridgeport physiclpn.
mug lmutlloense at home Judge
‘Vouhn'rgl: fined hhn ”Quad dis "
133%»
a... «=qu was and on”: M 5mm“
“f
Sunday School; 10:30 a. 111.
day morning,
7:30. Tuesday
at. St. Andrew's, Winnipauk, at
l: riday nights, evening service and
address by. Rev. H. B. Liebler.
The men of the parislfim asked to
join in a
marrow. (he
the 2:30 service.
he growled in return. 00‘ 12
”l‘hat‘s strange." remarked his wile- ““18 0n” to the Same and ‘1“ “k9" . . .......... . . AdolprreY, ”W.” sch ‘m‘ , . ... ~ 9
“Baby Is here in bed with me. "-—An- smash it before it hall gone very far Solo—a3“?! 91233338944311!!- “Thsefiwg p {:HWU’IE‘ WWW" “mung 3*‘0 “Wan
‘ M C, _ . " ._ ..... omas- ep . - . . . n
“w"s' i—Ohlo State M'w' _ l gun. g: 1"“!8 Bmlth Loyal Workers meeting 5.45 p. m. a
" ”"T "” ' . “ W" 'Postlude—Wonnl March . Evening Servifie 7 D» m AGOODNTING
Final) FOR HAVING no DRIVER'S Rev. H. Baxter Mahler. rector “I ...... . ..... . Flagler Midweek .mnr . and testimony h t the
LICENSE . Riverslde and, Sound Beach. gave his , . meeting, Tbnudny 71:30 p. In. in tong I. I
Beam be ignored the-police stand- . mum of . 3 . - . - .
Opening address at the has 8 I Flint Congregational Church Elev. E 'Spnngwood Chap 91' 68 Ely avenue,
Liming] And.‘ wear a B
Holy Connmmion and, 5:311)an 3 1). mi; gravc. . . .
St. Andrew's Sunday School: 7:30 p. ’ BR AND’S
'n. owning prayer. ‘ g ‘7 ,
.XXE‘ZRTWIMSn3“e‘w‘ifi‘ing‘pnrfiiyef‘ 3;. The “reg: fags“. fggcfuaw .
' ' . ‘ s 9 er‘ a
. ' l "' r ' Fl‘ldd '. Thurs-l _ .
5‘ "we“ we’dfi’mgndmmmgnion m Washington so ‘.I80ufll.vallk-i
night, “evening service
7 :30.
THE HARDWARE 8.: _
AUTO SUPPLY co.‘
4.2~‘Watm«8t.
1e Communion lo-
flrst Sunday in Lent, at:
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l
will take place.
Services at Christ. Church. tomorrow
will be morning prayer with sermon
at 10:30.
Sunday School at. noon.
Evening prayer and address at. 7:30
and confirmation class at 8:30 p. m.
The Lenten mid-week service next
”tummy is at. 7:45 p. m.
Government Reports, ,
Tax Lisls, 'elc.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zant,
and Harvey streets. Rev. G. M. Teople.
pastor. , ‘
Halt bourpmyer. 10 a. :1).
Morning prayer and semen 10:30
a. m.
up much easier to make from
groperly kept books.
South Ivorian:
Sunday School at 2:15.
Preaching oer-doe at 8:15. .
Next My,'m {booth we ex-
pect .to have with, In the Rev. 5. L.
Priocuot Darlenjl. E. Church, who: _. ,
willy-end: to us. These preaching ,, §wm > .
services: are m on . evangelistic! 5 _ :5 go 1.....- t _.
Manama-www.mt is to a» yr...“ ,5 . .3
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