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. :I 'l“. a- «Mullen: I no us mega-unmwzxamwnpr .-
' ‘held in Community
u, j‘ ‘
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"lab
”film in Bridgeport yesterday.
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s.
“Wt Hook and Ladder
Jraw!“ be held on Monday night.
it.
Wu church was held yesterday
m when a considerable quan-
tity of work was completed.
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mm of Rowan street. wns a
The under monthly meeting of the ing lots from Willi
Com- she will erect a bungalow
t..- m meeting of the Red;
m of the East Avenue Noroton Presbyterian Church will be
. Illa; George A.‘ .
3W vet-m inn
ssupply the pulpit of
,(‘lmrch with cut-flowers potted plant
iin future. . '
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, Palm Sunday servicés at St. Luke's
‘ Church, Noroton. will include the bless-
:ing of the palms and presentation to
Itchildren. Services will be held every
1 morning Holy Week at 10:30.
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:8 lot in the Highland Park s
lfrom Nelson Benton. and two adjoin-
am Acker. on which
for her own
Miss Nettle Lesson recently bought
ection
» occupancy.
The Sunday evening services ot’tlle
r‘ésumed at 7:30 next Sunday evening.
and the vesper services. which have
,been held for several months during
.the wint ~r at. 4:30 will be discontin-
um Bjork, of East Norwalk. is ran- f ued,
candy cprformed at the Stamiord Hos-
pita].
The congregation of (‘hrist Church
will unite with St. Paul's Congregation
Parish for the three-hour service
,Vhich will be hclti at St Paul's on
Good Friday.
Mrs. Harry C. F‘udzt', of liztu'li'ns
avenue. will resume her duties in the
Norwalk office of the Postal Tclocmph
Company on Monday after unjov'fnx
a three weeks vacation.
George Collins. who has arrived at
Camp Stuart. Virginia. after several
months of serViCc overseas. is expect-
ed to visit at his home in East .\'or.
walk very soon. Collins was engaged
as an ambulance driver and llilr» seen a
great deal of action.
Special services will ht- ltchl at
Christ hurclt during next Wet-k. Holy
Week. when there will be a comm-m:-
erativc ct-lehraiion of the lloly (‘om-
inttnion on Thursday evening at 7:43
and a scrvice with an iltltli‘t‘ss on (loud
Friday at 10 a, m.
Extensive preparations are being
made by the Youngr Men's (‘ommunity
Club for their dance which is to no
Hall on Tuesday
evening. April 291b, This mak
the openin: of the social activities cf
the club and nothing is being «Nor.
looked to makc tlzt~ affair a his, ~th-
0985.
_ OsCar Anderson. tho well-known and
popular East Norwalk ship—builder.
wlm underwent an operation at the
Bridgeport-Hospital on Thursday. is
reported as resting as comfortably as
could beealic-cted. Mr. Andr-rson's
large circle of friends are hoping for
his speedy and complete recovery.
In. “5* Sterling, of Milford, is
M a few days with friends in
will
East Norwallz. I
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The rummage sale or the East Noc-
'walk Improvement. association opened
it;
yesterday ~in the vocant Morgan store
on Washington street and will contin-
recovering from an alteration l‘lt-t
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got the Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas gasoline on
At the recent quarterly conference
L. Price. the pastor. who is attending
the conference now in session in
Brooklyn. reported that 20 new mem‘
bers had been added to the church
during the past year.
Rev. William Sinclair, pastor of the
Noroton Presbyterian Church was the
preacher last night at the Thursday
night Lenten service in Maple avenue
M. P. Church. Stamford. Mrs. M. P.
Richards of Darien was the special sin-
ger. rendering two gospels.
if is expected Compensation Com-
missioner Buckingham will award dam-
ages to Michael A. (MbGuinness. chief
of the -.‘proton Heights fire depart-
ment for injuries sustained while at
his daily employment as carpenter. on
Oct. 20 last. which has been contest:-
cd.
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At thc 'mnual election of officers
of the Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Church, held recently. Miss Belle
Steele was elected president. Mrs \\'ii-
iianl Osborne. vice—president. Mrs. M.
l‘. Richards secretary-treasurer.
Bliss Kate Scelcy. Mrs. \V. I. Lowndcs
and Mrs. Mary Whitney. committee on
work. '
-~(‘ertii‘ied and Spring Unite lcc.
Raymond St. 8: Son. Tel 62-12. Darlen.
Motorists who persist in violating
the motor-yehicle laws of the State
have been coming to grief in Darien
durfig the out few days. Wednesday
several of the constablcs were direct-
ed by the State police to apprehend
such offenders. and chcl'al were halctl
before Justice John ‘ll. Sclleclt. who
kept open court, and imposed appro-
priate penalties. Yesterday two of the
State officers themselves came to town
on mom, “Clem and mm... arrests New York. has been died for probate. with . Rainbow.”
were made.
George Schiichting, .lr._ son of for-
mcr selectmnn George M. V, Schllcht-
inn Jr., arrived in town last night on a
three-day furlough frOm Camp Devens.
, ._ to
the Methodist not get a transfer back to
Bitter! 1".
After trying for' the transfer on three
occasions, he volunteered for {he-tank
service, and was sent. to England for
a. four monilhs' course in trailing on
heavy tanks. 11¢“.qu by I»
examination after taking this course; 2
and'then his outfit went at France. he .‘
ing connected with a British division.‘ I
He was in action four times. in rescue 3
once, and was awaiting-orders for an--
other try at the Bus when the armis- .
tice was signed. Out of A heavy tank“.-
in the 3013t, five survived the attac s.
Twenty-two were completely dqtroyed m ;thm April
and'the others'salvaled later. He was Sunday morning u. .I e u ":3“
wowed by Ihmmel once. but 30‘ Remnant: Staplcton will occupy the
seriously. Sergt. khey claims that p“ D -
timeout was the only American heavy o'clock. mgr-118;: T. “small; El: ‘
tank outfit that went into action. and worth I “I“. “m“ at 6:“ i
“and
First Methodist impel Church.
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Services-Amulet Church homer-
"V'Vluhe-GWRu-ermsen
mums. and. as." prayer
with sermon at 2:”. “arm
Schodmedsatmnndtbecon-
rirmatloaClessottflp...
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til-tit than meal-l tarantula-ans! um um“, u, to be held E“!
the British tanks are required to do in
a year—that is. to go into action four
times. Repaid that the tank service
torweek asfollowa: Band-y andi
During Holy Week there l .
Monday evening in the First Mattie-2mm eelebntienvlt'lt btil:
cm W can-ca. Tuesday and inoly Communion on loudly. non.
Wednesday in the Constantia!“l ; day evening at. 1:45, and a service
taint Church ofVChrist Scieumt. 57
7 West avenue—The regular .Sunday.
service of this church
is held at ll
I. I'll.
Christin Science subject April 13:
ts—Are Sin. Disease and Death Real?
w evening testimony mael-
lng at 8 o‘clock. To boa ales. oer
vices the public is invited. A rend-
room is maintained at the name
log
address. open each week day. boll
days excepted. from 1:30 to 1:80 p.
n. .
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Rescue Mission. 27 Monroe street.
Sunday School. 2 p. m. Classes for
em and pdnlts
Praise and mum meeting 3:15
We can't announce any special speak-
er, but God will provide.
.God is still blessing us wonderfully
for m we the! very thankful. and
give Him the glory.
We earnestly ask the christian
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Provost Robin is having his pmperty.
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ed for the summer season.
Mrs. P. H. Hart of Raymond street.
who has been very sick for some time
is now illlle to be about the house.
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Mrs. Aaron (l. Stevens, who has
been in New Preston for several
months. caring for her son. has return-'
ed to her home on Rowayton avenue.
.‘drs. N. l.. Dameron. who has man-
aged, the Tokenekc fun for soVeraI 308-.
sons past. will reopen it for the com-
ing season about Kay 1. I
An exemplified copy of thc will of;
Robert Rudd Whiting. who resided in
The estate in Connecticut elm-Isa d
a house at Tokenelre. and the will is
filed solely for the purpose of per-
fecting title.
Mrs. \Viilium E. Mallory of Dan-
aud Congregational Church. The scr-
viCcs will continue through lht' mm-
anti on .\orth avenue repaired and lmprovz m“ “we“ and will clue l-‘riday fl...
lung. The services will be lll‘ld Suns
day and Monday evenings in tin-
Mclhodist Church; Tuesday and “‘ed-
lip-day eve-hugs in the Onglvntlon-
at Church: Thursday and Friday eta,
clings in the Baptist Church Every
one is invited to take part in those
meetings. ‘
The music program for Sunday
morning will be:
Prelude—The Palms ....... Fnurv
Anthem-~Jubtlate ....... . . . “cliche '
Solo—Right on. Right on 5
.... ......... 10h]: PlilldlE' Scott ‘
Samson-Clark
Palm-mm mics -' :
l-‘imt Congregational t'hurch. Rev.
E. F. Mctlregor. Ph. ll. pastor. ,
The morning service at 10:30 will
celebrate Palm Sunday. Berna by
the pastor. Subject: "The Throne
My Bolton! at 12 o'clock. '
C. E. at. 8:30 p. In. Topic: “Giving
God's Day to Goalie list-do." Leader,
Harold Weaver. ;
My; The Minister-in; Circle
will meet with Hrs. (ll-o. I. Thomp‘
son. Billie avenue '
Wednesthy. Red Cross sowing in:
'luhondaya which are not“.
on“
Thorough preparation
3min... Chi! Service at
Teaching Positions.
3-:
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mum-Gregg or r; .
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soomxrnta. accoun. f,
INQIILIIG, COMMERCIAL '
LAW, mas PRACTICI.‘
no) raocanunn.
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several days. '
Elmer liven. So. an. mot-ping . .
Pr." and Pro-Anapbm-ol Senior. . J. Miller of Good Hill lune bun ill fol
p. at. event-x purer and Holy Bes-
tism
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All people are lnvilpd to any and ' Work is pnfiresuinx on the now
all °( "“59 """"‘"‘- 0" '~° “'9 the house being erected on Blood street
i
is the most arduous imaximble- but Church. and Thunder on: m hrwith mm- on Good man at u poop coon
. l to for t s , ___ M,
be is thankful for the knowledge of the Baptist Church. Rev. J. Hard-{l m eta-1w" 2;” «ta: 7*
ines that he obtained in con Mm will wait S“ ”ft Christ Chaser: Put-I- win um Jen- curl-t that u- nto-un- m. We Just Received Anoth-
and Tuesday evenings. Rev John J .witb 8t. Pa l C urea ree- ugth and ‘ m
the service. At present he is awaitinz Bunvely will amt “Yedueéday and he" service“; 610d “203m lb in: be straw sued edified and. erShiD t Of
thereturn of Battery I". so that be Thursday evenings. Rev. Fred ill y. I Sofia? ":mgpnfmsog:p mm. 5 FISK AND FIRESTO‘N B
may greet his old comrades anew. Jacobs will speak louder and PW] St. Paul's Parish. Rev. Louis B. fleeting Wednesday. Friday ' and. TIRE.
6;, averting: Come andi rendlil-‘Ellowell. rector. Services for Holy Satan-day evenings. 8 p. m. ' And NORWALK TUBES
' 1‘: ed 0" ‘ e m", we“ “5" ‘ Weak. Swing Class Saturday afternoon 3 s
cc , Palm Sunday. 7:30 a. m. Holy Com- p. m., in charge of Mrs. L. A. Ther- Al da
——-——-- amnion; 9:19 a. in. St Paul‘s Bun. halt so some at") rd makes in
Knight Street A. u. [-2. Church. day School; 10:30 «a. m.. Procession' in mi "r-m' “m“ we ”or at ”am”,
, o lection taken. free—will ofler- prices.
Rev, Wm. St. A. Lynch, p-glor, .of the Palms and Holy Continuum; mg only, A - A T
' Preaching 10:30 a. n; and 7:30 p03 9- no St. Andrew's My 81235008.! . Wllln ~ “0 008
.m. 358 Main street; 7:30 p. m.. 07min". , All“) notifies and
Sabbath School 13:30 3!. m. .mn-r. Accessories
. Ciao. meeting. Tuesday cvcning. 4 My helm? Easter. 7:30 a 11.!
WNW ~ . - ifloly.Commnnlon; 9 a. m., m AARON KOHN
Captain (‘harlcs W. Bell is having South Norwalk Congregational-"gen 5 " m" evening m‘ . 55 W ‘70. M m'
. _ ~ i eoday before Enter. 7:” a. n.
his steamcl Sigwan overhauled. Church. _ .1101,» Commnnlul' , . n”
—-— sci-mm; .2... “an”?! mo .. ., ....... ,..,.. .. v" r ‘ '*
Irving “'. Clark at Pennoyer street choir dinector ' ‘ .8!- Aldrefa. 353 lain sweet, follow-
has recovered from an attack of the Mrs. Wm. H. Stowe. orpnlsl. WI“?! m'm mm A m was born ' f A i
grip Services for Sunday April i."-. will re M“ 7‘3. " o ' n' m“ (‘um
' be in mm ii at io-m o'clock m' 1“" mu“; 9 8- mu mom ‘ minus. Thoma-v. l
Th: sulbjectpfo); the sermon uill bc. “‘5 P"??? and Litany: 5 h. m., eve: _.'- -_
ll‘iss Marie Moore 0' l‘oM 'f'ee‘,‘vtctory through Surrender. hirs..:’::‘cruflr;"in fg"£:"m 6"“ “‘3 Mrs. Wildnlau AM! of Hillside Bellyouroldoarstothe Bridge
has recovered from a few days ill- Smith gm m The sum), School‘ M 11 TI». ,m ' 'a'rv-ef loan the invalid list .
ness. and Men’s Club will meet at 11:45.. (053$... ,n“. :. 'fiM-grg‘ - ’portAuto Wrecking 00., corner
- There will be a clean for ewe-rpm. ' ; . - _ _. ' ‘. -—-—-
William Rom...” has taken ‘ I,,,,,,i__'l‘lle Young People's Society will 3‘er lgglliénmmunion. 5 p. m. eveI 1m. ”"1 mm], mu" “.3. “00".“me W
. , ‘meet at 616. At 7:30 there will be ' - - held at the Middle ocbnu Wed an - Moo. Phone Barnum 5586-2.
lion in the garage of Henry Till) at the first of . m 0‘ Unlou ”we... ‘61:“! me». life. 3. In.“ my. afternoon ) n a) > .
Son. south Norwalk. lino- wmfl. "a .0 N‘w‘hml, b, e;. 7H3: ’1? PrvAlprb-pl s». - Second hand parts It! tires to
the pastors of the Methodist. llal'll-‘t v “I“ v. ' ree W mi 8 n w 0‘ cu
p. .. e on ng prayer and address. Mrs. George Brown and In. Mary “1’ '
GIFTS !
Bulbs 11. leek Chains.
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church at any other time of day for~
DH"!!! prayer or m The ”1' M” 0- ”Mn"-
Ch'mlihwuldayeveryday in; -~--—-
,thc year for that purpose. W‘ . lira Fr’“ Got-ham of Valley Forge
invitation to the Lent services is ex- h
tended to the W .1 m ”r PK? “:3" of Miss Annie
for at that on church. In.”
and visitors in town are invited to
Mn thin the people of the' pins-h.
In. Christian Renault-d is improved
suit-sew from her mom accident
. and is new abl t l t
.Graeecnreb. Bent-mu.” crutches Q‘ g m .m u”.
m. «Pafi ”y. The oelebra .
tion of the Holy Men at r
.vm_ m m, u m Ir. I“ In. W (T. "Ilf'lbIll
at. 10:30. Pariah Sunday gap: at have reopened their Not-flew strut
IOOI- Banner-veal : . In residence after
meals. with "mm the mum spending several
chair wit render Ital-do m-
lot“ No bout-r prelude to Holy.
Week “gum“.u my “OW We Cllb Vin
may Imbe-tGru-emmb. m hotshot-ext until-swim unm-
day or to t
on. an: r In lug-"- 0' 9M Benin. and Ibo rim-c Banks
M 'h "m on My. April ll.
odatsltboueflieu. t’
Advent Christian m Van 2am.
*
Fri-I P. W of the Upper
Brooches. Eardrops. Lockets.
lolly Pins, Rosaries. Bracelet-s.
Ladies' Guard Chains, Hearts.
MI, Bligh, Whit Watch
on, Rte. ..
GIFTS
M ‘mm. mm , th
M -Pobo, '0‘ -Chain:
mm. W Gases, Clgn r
““011. Poeht M, Stout
and I" lint. 'atchcs
Glacial“.
at BRAND’S
JEWELRY
LID OPTICA L
8103!
Wellington It. So. Norwaiit.
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fine today. --'I7he sale was well patron-
E fixed yesterday and a steady stream of
. canto—s is been coming and gating
; ' frail Ensure all day today and from
all ap'puduees the sale will Be
grad m. Mrs. lrving' L. Bradley
""ie in ell-lie and is being assisted by
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Mrs. board 13'. Smith, Mrs, Stewart
Nor“ If! Hrs. George. Thompson.
‘ no more of the QueEs club will
Norwall: community Hall.
——SW Want Ads Are \Vinl‘ml's
after 14 months' service in France. bury has visited her summer coitus:-
He arrived with the Yankee Division. at Belle Island and reports that noth-
which landed in Boston last. Friday. in appears to have been taken. de-
and expects to be discharged in a mu spite the fact that the caretaker
ple of weeks. He participated in some found the outside door wide open one
sand Harvey streets. New. (3. l. 1%-
service at I“. moor. —
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lime player and pesto-{10:30
In.
Mr W. 12 m.
ll: parish house.
Thursday. Mid-week
7:45 p. in.
soon. Not-van Baptist Church. if!-
llarrison Thompson, pastor. ’
Parish is now very in with m
Mowing a m‘ m of Mn.
MM who has boa eta-Ines to
her bed. (luring that time, with the
Grant‘s-a.
med -.Ionthy evening in the. East.
of the thrilling engagements in which
the Yaniees fought. and escaped with
only one slight. wound in the ankle. ll
‘ was George‘s first glimpse of the new
block which his father has reared to
replace that. destroyed in the fire of
Jan fl. 1919. and of the new bank build-
ing anti other recent improvements in
town.
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morning recently. i
The new bridge erected by the town
on Farm road. in the Tokanaho sooth
is a great convenience to residentu
of the section. A dangerous place on
Raymond street is now being widened.
“C n. Rates of the department. has an-
ished the work of removing brush and
branches or trees from the roadsiden.
10:30 p. m. Month w-blp with
sermon by the pastor. Topic:
Things that Belong to Pence.
12 In. Bible School m
This church unites with the letbo
dist and Congregational m in
union services din—mg the hater
week. beginning tonight - in the
Netbodist Clinch. Nation is give-
else'hore d the places-in which the
aervieeswfllbebeldandtbaprsach-
er for each evening.
Ila-l Worheif m. 5:65 p. m.’
John 2. Lowe of the West Side. who:
m service. 7 ._ I. has recently returned from military;
“vest Mint and (gum, service in bones of many maths. has
ilg'l'bursday.7:45p.m. ”Mamoowdkobertwn-
hula.
St. Peter‘s Evangelical bother”
Church. Cedar street. our West ave—
ue. Martin L. Stew. ”no. .
Palm Sunday. AccorO-g to Luther-i
an custom the annual Mullen
STATE DEN‘NOT. TAO MEET
IN HPQ‘CFORD NEXT WEEK
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Vé‘erdn' b New York.
W to New York yesterday.
iii-been repainted dark green.
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hand during July.
no monk-ti m
’ First Selectman John H. selleck an-
nounces the the town's ann'ual clean- Sel‘gt William W Dyn '
. . . ch of Token-
up days this spring will be WedneSd‘Y eke has returned home. having re
and Thursday. April 23 and 24. When celved an honorable discharge. He en-
the winter's accumulation 0‘ tin can. listed as a private. leaving important
bottles and like I‘llbblfih will be remoV- business engagements in the far west
ed by carts provided hi the WW“ with' to enroll for his country's service. He
out expense ‘0 the householder, it was made corporal and later promoted
Placed I'- ths ““9 0‘ “1° ”31".“ in to a sergantcy. He has joined hm
proper receplfides- 5° 35 not to delay wife. the \daughter of Mrs Robert
A week of special unites will will take place at St. w. lath-5 We “on to All Ethical Fraction-
be held the week following luster on Church at the morning service to,
in the Baptist Church. The pastor narrow. l0:30. The evening sets
will be anointed by Rev. nun Gll- vice Will be held in English and will.
be". of Danbury who Is an excel- be in the nature of a reunhn of all
lent speaker and win have a message the form Mn dance: the
of help for all. service In porno-lash for the yang
. people. all other: being heartily we.
14. come. A social hour will follow.
Good Friday service at. 10:80. las-
ter morning calculation of ”.0...
mutton. Cafe—inn! address at 10
Grace Baptist Church. April
1913.
' 11 a. ll. Sermon.
. 'eduesda ,v.
- ero—I'riduclloct Well Represented.
The count-cocci scatt- Dental asco-
cJation will hold its annual cwvon-E
tlon in W next Tuesday and
open to all ethical ”about will be
devoted to the reading d pom, clin-
The am. which will.
t
In pool of our statement that
women-Io you in our profes-
“Memoiwwecan
ice and the Mala-a. mom .9... all! you to litmus cases of af-
12:30 p. m. Bible School.
o'clock. m Moon. 3:80 chil~
The woodwork of the Schlichtinz' Sergt. William J. Fahey 0t ”1‘3
" :Crucifixion” will lie—sun's
/ onal Church on Good
(3-. Carter of the Congrega-
is planning a visit to his
in a critical condition
with little hope for
has bought from Peter
the was transferred; He vista! vent
the. collectors. Ashes, if separate from
.37. ’57:!!! Van Kirk Ph. I‘., spent 'other refuse. so as to be available for
luse in road work. will also be removed
'on these days. The Selectmen must
Ir. and Hrs. Marshall P. Richards be notified “on where to call in
l advance.
301st
Heavy Tank Corps arrived home yes-
terthy. after obtaining his complete
discharge at Camp Franklin. Md. He
had an experience in army life that
he would not. have missed for anything
in the world. although he would not
want to go through the experience agal
lie was a charter member oi" Battery
F, being one of the five or six to or-
ganize that unit in Stamford. He serv-
ed with that. outfit on the Texas bor-
der. and went to France with it In
Mali-h. 1918, he was taken with acute
bronchitis, and was taken to a. hospital
near Soisms'. Because of the mend-
ing German advance, that hospital was
evacuated as was the next to which
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Rudd ‘W’hiting. 8 p. in. Special sermon.
Beginning Tuesday night ADV"
. 15th, special services pastor in
Rowayton Baptist church, Sunday. charge.
April 13, and Easter Sunday. April 20. (tome praying.
public worship with sermon at 70-30 —
_ ' Notices for Trinity Episcopal
a-_m.. and a p. m. Harry E. Scofleld Church. For the week beginning An
Will preach Sunday. April 13. Chris. ril 13. Palm Sunday. ' . t
tian Endeavor meeting at 4:30 p. 111., Church SChOOl. 10 a. m.: 11 a. In
Homing prayer and sermon. 7:80 I
m. Special memorial service in
charge of Trinity Men's Club for the
late Harvey Charles Sniifen.
Monday. 7:30 p. in. Sewing moot-
lnlz of the Red Cro- Am.
Tuesday. 2 p. m. Sewing m
Bible school at 11:50 a. m.. Easter
Sunday. at 6:30 a. m.. sunrise prayer
meeting to which everyone is partlcu»
larly invited. Mid-week prayer service
and Bible study Thursday and at. 7 :‘5.
dren’s service. A cordial welcome is
extended to all. especially the Luther-
an; «31mm our services.
on ay school meets at 9:30 every
Sunday. Pupils should and regu-
larly and also remain for dlvtne oer
slon will be“ at 9 do“ April 15.
A good shed donation of
inland eyes that we have helped
loco| Mumm.
tooth experts are planning to attendf
including Dr. William L Weed Wi-
m d the Dental Association of
Junior mdeavor meeting Friday after-
noon at 3:30. 1
RIFLE CLUB SHOOT.
The following scores 'were made
last night at the regular shoot of the
Nut-walk Rifle Club:
of the “’omen's Guild. 8 p. In’. Bili-
.nesa meeting of Trinity Men's Club.
Wednesday. 'lzl5 p. m. m an
vice. conducted by Rev. Knuth
Mousse. Soul-Ct "Ides menial.”
Thursday. 7:46 p. IL‘ mouth: 0!
the Girh' Friendly Society. Same
hour. choir rehearsal. !
J. D. Milne ...................... 198 Good Friday. 8 p. m. The choir um
James a. Baker. Jr. ............. 197 render men's ant-ta “The
H. J. Rnyfnao .................... :94 Story 0! the Cm." Rev. Kenneth
alumni-hang!) . .1i .............. ...190 mmmnuegmwm ' -
w wne ................ 1n . Myanma-
.J.the..........._. ........ .139 any m‘kiam
Chan-“.3.
‘HAMER
vices. South Western. 3’1de county. Dr. . . .
Tuesday event“, epon- mu Harry E. Hoffel'n. Dr. Charlea' F. Bolt- M and WM
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