a
.P
.l
‘- 1“ on the that Side.
. . some as ever.
5 - i."
= mt William K. Canfield,
. s‘ ;m B. Second Machine Gun Bat-
, éhllonplas written the following letter due to
" RWALK
3‘. “ocean-r CANFIELD wm-rss
‘a relatives in Norwalk. under the date
' "“ ‘Marol II. 1919. Germany.
glen intend Bill:
'l guess you will be surmised to hear
tom use. but I thought it was about
”time to write to see how you are get-
"1ing along in these days. How are
Just the
l guess things have
changed since the last time i went
(here. Well. Bill, I an in the Hun land
first an and getting along line. How
an m down by the cigar store.
:De’dle’ioyo still hang around there.
. in they do tell them i am askinl
ls filttling Kunz still
all!“ C has be given it up. Tell
hrl Williams l was asking for him.
and give him my address so ho can
write me once in a while. Well, I
guess there is a bunch of boys in th'c'
army these days from the East Side.
Say. M, to you erer see anvtllinc of,
Taylor or any of the boys? it” you go
over to the hotel any time tell Jack.
Dempsey i was asking for him.
We are getting along fine over here.
We had a hard march to get in this,
country, hit. we arrived all right i re-II
eelved a letter from my brother wlloi
tells me young iRundle is in Cobicuznl
Our supply inin'is here, but i don’c
know what supply train he is in. or I
would try and see him; i have been]
in Europe. going on two years now. and .
its hard to tell when we will “be back
in old Norwalk min. Hoping its not I
very long now. Well 1 guess i have:
said enpug‘b for this time. so will cl
hoping to hear from you soon.
Your friend.
Meant William K. Cornfield.
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The (In-ion Houst- will be open for:
business on May lat. ‘
0210 i
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Hrs. Lewis L. l’ugh will render.
solos at the East Avenue M. 8. Church,
l
Mrs. Henry R. Minor is recovering
from a. severe cold which has confined
her tutorials on Betta place for the
”"6" “fl l on“.
nitials h. Pugh will render a con
tralto solo at both the. morning and
evening services at the East Avenue
lethodlst Church tomorrow.
Miss Marion Hunted will entertain
the young ladies of theQue Es club
on Ionday evening at. her home on
Second street. '
Miss Gladys Contwell of Greenwich
is spending the week-end with friends
on Soavlow avenue. Miss Contwell is
a student at the Greenwich high
school.
The -Women’s Auxiliary of Christ
church will hold their weekly session
on next. Thursday afternoon at the
home at I’ra. William Sniflen on Edlie
avenue. ‘
The weekly meeting of the third dis-
trict commission will be bold as usual
OI “outlay evening at the oilices of
the plant. '
- The regular monthly business meet-
ing 0 (the Mayflower Hook I: Ladder
‘ , company will be held in the quot-ten
on VII lent street on Monday even-
hg. April it.
William l. Stevens, 3rd.. pleasantly
surprised his friends last: evening by
arriving bolus after a. successful round
W trip on the "Arizona." He
wll remain at home on St. John
street for a few days.
Rev. Harold E. Wilson will preach
by farewell sermon at the evening
ounce ll the lam Avenue Nemodlst
ism tomorrow. While he has made
" ‘no special preparation for this his en-
,n’n W is planning to at-
. and d bid farewell to the popular
aim and his wife. Mrs. Lewis
fi 1"" will render a pleasing contrai-
‘aole at the service.
'A nuts-m was realized by the Ep-
' . loam of the East Avenue
‘ church through their cake
. meet on Wednesday afternoon.
16. nt the home of Mrs. Henry: W.-
‘i
' hall—km
The ' Wmvour-sutoh
April.
Blake on Springwood avenue.
The usual rebenml of the chair or
the East Avenue Methodist church was
held last night when special atten-
for the presentation of which rehash
sols are now lining held. 1. '
é Vernon, New York.
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l Tomorrow will be Rev. Harold E.
! Wilson's last day as pastor of the East
l Avenue diethodlst Episcopal church.
01' Rev. Wilson came to East Norwalk home.
from'Ilethel about four yardage and
his nntiring efforts . god in-
genious enterprise the East Norwalk
l church has become one of tbeimost in-
, fluentlal and Merlin in the city. He
is a man of wide vision and when not
devoting his time to the welfare of his’
congregation he is planning how best
to promote find further missionary
work. both here and abroad. Mr. Wil-
son resigned his local pastorate to
become associated with the missions
headquarters in New York city. All
his life he has been vividly interested
in this work and bowls bound to be
successful in his new venture. To?
gether with Ira. Wilson he will leave
his East Norwalk home next week to
start upon his new work at once. ‘
l
9“.
mono 10M
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. lirandn have
opened their Tokeneke home for the
seashn.
i
Marshall P. Richards has had signs
placed about town advertising his"
real estate business.
Local ice-dealers announce that the
' price 01' ice in Darien this season for We shall meet her when M part-
hmlsehold use will be 80 ccnts pt'l" hun-l
5 (ircdweight.
~—-(‘ail Raymond Street. & Son for
the best ice attainable. A child can
call it like candy. '
Robert Gilchrist of Noroton recently
received a letter commending most
highly the services of Sergl. Bertrand
Schneider. who was recently mustered
out of Camp Devena with an honorable
discharge, from Sergeant Schneider's
superior oflcer. ,Tllo discharged soi-
. dier will mnediatsly resume his for-
mer employment as Mr. Gilchrist's
chauffeur.
i
In the big parade of returned \'ei-'
erans‘ last week. one of the features
was an automobile lunch-truck which
served sandwiches and coffee to the
men in the line who needed refresh-
ments. as well as to the policemen
regulating the traffic. The Ciu‘ was
designed to acne coilee and sandwich-
es to policemen on their beats at night,
and was presented to the department
by Police Commissioner Hams. who
has a summer home on Long Neck
Point.‘Noraton.
liptain Phillips of the Norwaih
corps of the Salvation Army. with
some of his workers, conducted a aero
vice Thursday night at the Noroton
Heights Methodist Protestant'church.
Captain Phillips had a service in Nor-
service at the Heights church was
walk last evening. the usual mid-week
omitted last evening. Tomorrow night
the preacher will be Rev. S. C. lngero
soil of Stamford. who, being a Civil
War veteran himself. will doubtless
have many of the veterans of Fitch's
Home in his audience.
(‘aptain Christian Quicn of Denbury.
department commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic of Connecticut.
has been commissioned at! superin-
tendent of Fitch's Home for the Sol-
diers at Noroton Heights. with rank of
E Colonel. Since a few days after the
death of Col. George Robbins. the for-
mer commandant.~John H. Thatcher
of Hartford, one of the members of the
Soldiers' Hospital Board, who have the
oversight of the Home, has been act?
ing as commandant. Col. Quien does
not expect to bring his family to the
home until about June 1. Col. Qulen
has been in the reel-estate business in
/Danbury since 1881. He was born in
l Bavaria in 1843, and has been in this
‘ country and a resident of Danbury for
over 60 years. He enlisted from the
latter city in the Civil War. enlisting
. as private in Company A of‘the Elev-
enth Connecticut Volunteers, and rio-
lng to the min of second lieutenant.
Alter the war. he was one of the on
"gunners and captain,“ the Mm.
tlon was given to the Enter music‘.
~ home. 26 Ann street. yesterday norm;
daughters. Mrs. Clitord Saunders. of
' lions prevailed at the active weelaud
‘ high for the current movement and
- listed man. on discharge. the War De-
. pnrtment announced today. will 1). al-
; lowed‘to retain its his porno-oi prop-
erty the following articles of uniform
'don‘t enlertaln’iim. I! be w: an
M
m. Mary Hart and daughter. Kath-
erine. have returned to their home. af-
ter a visit with relatives in Mount
The Rownyton friends of William L:
Btevena. 3rd, will welcome him back A.--
""""‘ "‘1'“ °" u" "MW"! rliu Methodist Episcoml
Yesterday. He missed seeing his rath-i John ,i vaelé. mam be u lol-
u le of do on the other; Berv ces on nudity
:4!” :5: {Atlantic Y! lows: at 10:30 o’clock the sperm?!“
- o o e ' of the Lord's Supper:
lmlslion of new mom ‘0 the
Services on Sunday at the Method- church. At 12 o'clock Sunday School
ist Episcopal church at 1:30 and‘ 7:30.
and 1‘. C. B. Class. Enorth mam
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
meeting at 8:45 tinted. Sons
will be observed in the morning. fol-
preaching service. at 7:30 o'clock. At
this. the last regular church sefl'lco
lowing a brief message by the pastor.
illev. H. F. Kutendieck. who will
in the Conference your. there will be
fl‘l’orts from all the church societies
preach in the evening Bundny school " "4 "sultan“!!! 2n‘mui‘3rt‘f33
‘ ' during the year. ’ '
with interesting Bible study cinsses h” ”m“ ed the “:0“
for men and women at 11:50. Ip- tho gnu-y of good works. gum the
societies.
worth Dengue devotiotil meeting. year: and it will be interesting to
. the whole church membenhlv '9 W
3:45. Ladies Aid Society meeting on in 4.!“ and mum“ in.
Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 in the what “I. “no“. ”cm.“ have done
chapel. Church program meeting on‘dufln‘ the yang-.1 g} rs and
Thursday evening at 7:30. friends should attend this MR
-'——
Tho pastor will‘
Destroyer or Constructor.
The boys club will meet
day evening.
There will
on floo-
DEATHB AND rum
Mrs. Charles Handley. at};
Mrs. Charles Handley died at herl tun! ‘
in the Bomb Norwnll Church
ill onlyono week. She wu'o. “mm“ GVenlng. Doll-gated from
beloved by the leagues throughout this section
. T management of
expected he ”at
local
ing. being
6.1 years old and was
re
many friends. Shela sumved bit" :3. m “ expectinz on at
nice of three hundred. All
26 Ann street, South Ron-well. and leaguera allould be W’s,”-
Mrs. 3- ASM’WOH. Of 71 890m; The Annual Conference will meet
' M The
Hillavenuc Norwalk: two ms. Barry. 00 “My. in B kl!"-
- ' a t ch rch will alien
Handler. of Waterbury. and Charles! waltm0l::e:znee‘tlmg (m Thaw”. P“
llnndlcy. of East Norwalk. .Tbo luu- ”I.“ at 745.
cral will he held at 2:30. services at, Choir "gnu-”1.3,“ for
t-Venlflfl
ihc home. conducted by Rev. Harrison! l’nlm Sundnynndgzgstorn e M .
Announcement [.9 bee
Thompoou. interment in Willowi
’IIIlolI meetings tot‘be Ito-id in 00"
BTOOI Cemetery, “Id- direction "MINER V". “‘9 Buli'lll “nd 0“"-
(‘Mflfl “N'- 'tlonal Churches during Pam“
There will be a noun chair in .chk. c
our earthly home. A tender voice we —--“—"'
love to hear. forever stilled. we shall Foal Avenue lt-thodist Episcopal
miss her. our darling mother. But Church. Harold K “"llron. pastor.
10:30 Morning worship with seclu-
ment of Holy Communion.
12 Sunday School and Men's Bible
(floss.
0:20 Eml’lh Lean.-
meeting.
7:30 Song service and sermon.
There will be i contrsiio solo at
both morning and et ening service by
In. Lewis L. Pugh. '
Tb. bediea' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday. 7:4§- mid-wees sot-vies.
Not-walk Mwnodm WI
Church. Rev. Albert 3. .Bwebc. pas-
ings are no more.
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IODAY ll WALL arm
NEW YORK, April 5.-lligber quota-
devotional
session of the Stock Exchange. Bails
led the rise, but soon yielded on sel-
ling profits. the some mason apply-ins
to oils. Steels were under further
pressure. but related m not.
ably Harvester. American Car and}
Rumeiey Common and Preferred were
tor
“I'Oflfl. America! lemlw M M ”I'Vk‘l‘flt
porntion was the most cum '8‘“... Class meeting. lander. F.
f t . i will dotber 3- ‘9‘“-
“" “r" ”m" m" u a lo a. m. Sunday School. Merlin.
shippings made substantial gains. Am-
erican Sugar, Hide and leather Ptd..'
Wilson Packing. General We.
Pittsburgh (‘oul and Burns Brothers
held the boiler part of their one to six
point gains. The closing was irregu-l
of Men’s Assembly.
11 a. m. Morning 'ol'lhlp. Holy Corn-
munion and mention of new mem-
bers.
0:30 p. m. Ellworih League meet»
ing. '
lsr. Sales approximated 510,000: the vector. -
shares Tuesday owning unhnfinlhe class
. . . hunting in charge of . . rundsge.
WALL ”TRF‘ET' “:30 ‘- “"3“"! Thursday evening at 7:45 prayer
were the dominant feature at theopcn'.’ meeting.
in of loday'g Stock Market. mum} _ _ u
ing in moderate measure their gen-z South horoaik Gangrene ona‘l
, Church. 1“. H. Jacobs. pastor airs. l-.
ml advance of the previous session. In“ Smith. m". ”In. w‘ '
Pacific: and Coolers were agnin moati mm,
active. Southern Pacific matings new 39"!!!" VIII bed-l We“! ft
10:30 a. in Sunday kbglgdd‘llono
Class will meet at 11: n y af-
Reading and Norfolk and West‘s-n: tel-noon “u“, will be an "m ”up
mining l to its points. Slum. bar canvas- for subscriptions for thr-
oils. leathers. iobaccoo. motors and aa-l Ml calendar you“. My mom-
: envelopes will be given out for
”em“! ”Rum“ "r“ “3"“ 5" the flower mnd. Sunday evening the
factions to a point. but steels were Young People's Society will M in
disposed to react on reports that the the Sunday School room. Tao-day
administration's mu of price moor. e:o‘n‘:ng the ”00:; wnl'mzert
a e rs . u coda -
zation may undergo radical changes. :t m“ In ”them“! H Circle of
{the King‘s’Daudtter-s will pest at
”:80 at the no. ot lira. Archie
Nash. u Patna- avenuo. The Wo-
man's Bible Class will meet. Thurs-
day evening at 7M5 at the church.
The lesson will be found in the 83rd
curriculum .Tbomwslo pro-
lng will be:
Kinder
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PERSONAL PROPERTY ‘
1’0 BE RETAINED.
WASHINGTON. April 5.-—Evcry ea-'
equipment. 1 m the One ctlon
Overseas cop (for men with over- nob-Jim In A are. R
seas service. hatfor Ollie“; m A“! . .......... . .......
) ' fire. 1“. Irving Smith
drab shirt; woolen coat and ome-
. Postludo— , el ense-
merlts. woolen breaches. one pair ...... Mart-belt!!! Gillette
oboe-s, one pair leggins. one waist belt; --—-*"
South Not-walk Dept“! Church. J.
Harrison Thompson. pastor.
10:30 a. m. Homing worship with
semen by the pastor. : Show
llflfln‘ththebord'lbeflh. mo:-
dtulnco of Communion will be ob
served. .
session
open-
12 M. Bible School
7:30 p.
in! With a m service. The sub
not of the sermon will be Victory
through Surrender. '
“My, 8 p. m. The Work and
Win‘ (has of the Bible school will
give an Interesting and mm on
«ornament in the Sunder School
one slicker and overcoat. two suit's.’
underwear. four pairs siockings. one
pair gloves. one toilet set, one bar-
racks bag. gss mask. and helmet. (for
overseas men only).
Soldiers who have “ready turned in
their equipment are authorized to re-
draw them by npplying to the director
of storage in this city.
The department today called atten-
tion to the tact. it is unlawful for a
discharged soldier to wear the regula-
tion uniform without the red chevrons
whldl show his connection with the mm- . .
military establishment has been ter- £333; m m‘ 3M" "'
mlnatett. according to law.‘ m. 7:“ p.‘ In. 35““
Moratorium-Cf
, On'l'aeaday at 3:15 Enamels-s
In Mice fol-enact member-
ship wll'meetquM'
Gloom spells ill beuth. When he
comes troophg about your prom 's.
slam. throw him out—4m .
Church;
1 l
with the all“
be
ape“ II.” "J”. M
«‘4‘
he .i 1
1% '1" pay u u
-., .
1‘7 , .w‘hlflvv‘ry
' ”a
.. no!“ '1 him.
3;“ p, 1 Ad’ulnfll Démlurti}, w H:
R. " a the Lord-will‘advltion 'Army will i
provide. ”We think God for lb won~ ._ the writing Wednmilu; . g, I”
dad-fol mndifm of His ”Wivlce. This gentleman .. .1
and spirit in last Sunday'- M84": pusi' listlc Ciréles hum... .
when seven sonic southt and Woomrelted. HC‘WuH n...
salvation at the mercy sect. m_’l'my Lee or Bridal... ‘ '
whom was every return“. 0'" 6 Come and hear what, um] m
l venue o! a men fifty-two yet" of this kind or man. "
nge, also . :- sixty-five you" old: We are ~0rglullaim: n... ,1.
The ' 1M “1190!“. 0...: leg Gun-dormant; boy. '
in; am without a M eighteen years of ego.
We are purine slid Mills NI- resdy n number of m...
otha' outpouring of 003'! Ipll'lt 1111! bottom-m examinatimi HM.
coming Sunday. any have between the at...“ m
. ' .. We mostly as! Christian 9901116 so will you send them to u on a
non .’ to myfol'fllil work day Moon at 2;:m ., "1-
7:30 p- m. Choral service. . Evening service 3 p. be
I May. 7:301. at. Red CW- Meeting! Wedge-day. Friday and . 3., 1.x.
"and” meeting of the vest?! I} Sglurday evenings, 8 p. m. No collec- The public is mnlimy 1.-.”.
Mr. Artbur 1". Dale‘s 33 8153 “'0‘": tion taken. Free will oil‘cring only. .take in the abovc tel-m- sf
1 'Tueodny. 1"th m medilt °' W _ _ Gospel and good silltili:
First Chum! of Christ Scientist, 67 ———‘
the Women's Guild.
re . 7:45 D- II “99““ °' u" West eyeliner-The regular 'simd-y
service of this church is held at 111
‘mw-Y
\illl in h”.
.ii- ‘
U «h,
v‘ 5
ll‘ 1. 1‘
We lilw ,,~,
\\..
in. animation will h: 1.1 1-H)!“
.4,L
First Congregaiimlul l'i .. 1h
E. '. “wregor. I‘ll. l'., [M‘itlr
Morning aen'icc at 1.. g;
by the pastor. Suhjm-I .\ ,5 "“
al kennel."
Sunday School :41 noun,
C. E. at 6:30. Tom- J...“
Loam. Mlls llazt-l Konrad“. .
My DoorlteepI-rs‘ i'wlp ,.
Mrs. ’W. H. Baldwin ‘
Tueldfly All day “luv 3 ..
Golden Rule Clrt-lv \n!‘
1 St. John.
' Tuesday Cleaners «My. .
Allow Meeker.
Wednesday Red 1‘... _ . .1” I
'purish holfio. \‘o m; t. '
I Thlfl‘ildly (‘lllllcll .. . .v ;
‘p. m.
meeting .
Beth-l Cha ter.
1 p :45 p. III. evening I": a. m
WMY. 7 ”I,
flgfimfltsxgm ”jimmy; 0, Christian Science subject. April 0:
“T5 '. ' ' ' -‘Unrea.lit_v."
”10 “"13' ”'3‘?” to Wednesday evening testimony meet-
d'l'hursday. 74° F : tug at 3 o'clock. To both these sec
8 - - ,. - . vices the public is invited. A reed-
w:fl"lm in chnrgt“ “‘ we" tng room is maintained at the st.
m - . address. open each week day. bolt
t ’ l
“a“: get}; 2:: 'm'd" 80‘ days excepted. from 1:80 to 4:30 p.
' 's_ .
GM Baptist Church. Sunday. Ap-'
ril ‘01. 191‘-
11 a. m. sermon by the valor. Sub
t: "The W
13:30 p. 'm. Bible School. Deacon G.
W. John“. 00130113”-
! 8 p. m. Short sermon
meeting. Topic: "The
Hm.” ' l
E
in
their rehesb
l.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zuni
and Haney streets. Rev. ti. M. Tee-
ple. pastor.
Half hour prayer. 10 a. m.
Holy Communion. 10:30 a. m.
- Sunday School. 12 in.
“£3.33: 3 Junior loyal Workers'
3:30 p. m.
Loyal Worker-r met-ting 5.15 p. m.'
Evenhg service. 7 p. m.
Mm ”year and
TALLEST CHIMMv
The completion :1 >in i .. ,. “1
a chimney 571 int him. i ”it...“ ,
'“umm’ . Washington, transicrt 'i. ‘.
;w0rld's tallest ('lllilllil} .
'to America. Thc stun
m to hfilfihl lli'lll ill: \\" u ..
ord until recently was 1hr ‘zulr...
chimney at Sagunnwli .i..;.
1/ 'Wbile that giant 1m.
forced concrt-Ic. lllv
It by so narrow a lllJ‘LI. . .
The big Tacoma vcn‘, lilo i~ -, -.
in the Orient. is pm w .-
plan and iht- reason l’w
such gm" ho-iuhz i I.»
fumes lmm hnrmim' \-.l-: 2.
tirulat‘y par-4‘.
Exchange.
Cont” events: .
header the 8th. the unm-
aiionnl Ministerial Unlal will meet
The afternoon session will
Mlnhiers. at. which
llr. mill read a paper. The nigh
outlo- be open
. beginning promptly at 0 o‘elott. Rev. .
i. ll. Gordon. D. 1).. st Mn. .
wlii meltbo some- at an time. the above hall on Monday. “ulnar-m.
”no Missionary Sonny will smog” end Friday evenings at eight
Charge of these . . ‘ ‘clocl’.
cittaens meeting. 2 Wednesday.
Friday. the 11th. 00‘! Cir meetlnna
All colored citieels of Mail are fluidity and Sunday evening; .1
present at B p. mizls p. m.
m m. lo the; Sunday Bervlt‘es at 3:30 and 8 p.
bounce before us. The to. Subbed: School and Bible (‘lasa at
Host. 0. W. lumy. 0!. I. P. will de- l 3730 "a? Sunday.
diver his famous lecture on "flaking Brother Om Xills of Rowuylon,
'Ian." Hr. Murray is now of the Will be the speaker at the Sunday
:p-eucst speak":- bclore ,5
today. All are welcome to this free
lecture. come and spend a plenum“
evening with no. i
.1. )ml.
i
i .
g The Salvation Army. ill Washing-
ton ctr-It. Mb W. Capt. and
Mn. C. H. Phillips. oficcrs in charge.
Special Gospel services are held in
All | p;
lllln
in a
the public eve-urn; oer-vice Brother :Milis
-1..- .-_ 49-. ,.
, t
' muster i
,servlccs beginning Ionday night ’.
the Nth. the pastor in chm. “'el
isbail go carefully and prayerfwliy ov-I
'ertbrlastdafldbelaalweekotoui.
blessed Buvlour'o stay on earth. Come
inn-er. Come bartender. Cone all
1 "ye who are hnvy laden” and are will
do you .
Springlime Fooiery
Style. Comfort, Quality
We would call special attcnfm :.
‘1 M a
l i'lulllt mm. The ”flu- at
Christ Churchmrowwlllbo Holy,
Con-onion at 10:30 a. mm oer»;
“the.
it”:
. Paint“ now them.“ At m pray-
‘er. 7:80 p. It. then". P. H. ”1..
‘will continue his series of “no“!
on “Bible Cons lor m Wrong-s."
The Confirmation Class meets at
“Rail" 8”,,“W. L. Douglas "
F--.
i
t
58:30“). I... and the m School at:
noon. The mid-week Wen prayers!
lan- boid Wednesday at 1:“ p. m..’
”with closing adds-v.0 Q ‘Tle Lord‘-
f Pray or."
.'
Si.
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German
Peter's Lutheran
7:30 Evening service. Sermon by . Church. Cedar street. near West sve‘
nee. Martin 1.. Sleep. put“.
1 At the warning service. 10:80. the
‘ examination of the m class
.will take place. in the evening. at
”:30. the pastor will preach the fifth
'ofa mathema- mo. the
second article of the Apnea-0' creed.
The unboun- of Nos-walk are es-
pecially invited to attend the service
or at this church.
Palm Sunday m coin-Im-
tlom will tune place. Pel- m e"-
cnlng reunion for all the former con-
firmation classes and the young peo
pie. The pastor will deliver the ser
non tn.Blgllnh upon this occasion
Good Pride): morning. there will be
divine service. East . Sunday morn-
iing Holy Communion. alter-an 3:30
lcbtldrsl's service.
i Sunday School at 0:80.
Chuck-cl,
.m urged to attend church with their:
parents.
l Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
St. Paul's PM In. loat- B.
t
Shoes and Oxfords
———F‘OR-——— ‘
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