mm to be more quiet. . v.
.“ . k h I . 1 '
lilac. lat-y flousley. of Van Zant
.m-mio the police yes-
”1 that John Veno. also of Van
fiat street. had insulted her and call-
. d'her mes. Patrolman Jon Bey-
.- “do inventiated and settled matters
“heavily betwen the two.
An {in received from the police
getter on Thursday and “printed in
wow canted Herbert Price. of
8 Woodaide avenue, as being the driver
1 the our which crashed into the
drbing on North Main street on
May afternoon. The driver "of
file or was Ernest Price. not Herbert,
of 4 Riaaboth street.
WW riding on his bicycle around
7:45 may morning Edgar W. lie
well. of "11 fine avenue. was struck
by the aiito'nwned by the East Nor- -
walk mm Connolly. accord-
lag toawalnt blade to fie police
by Mr. Howell. He claimed his wheel
was-.mashod. and he sutfered a num-
bered-painful brulsbs shalt the body.
’ A large chorus choir assisted by Mrs.
"is L. M, Mm. Alfred Kllkie and
Innis Scum will preheat an excel-
lent program of special Easter music
...... .... _~. -
mg ner cousin. firs. Frasier )1.
beer. of m. '
Contractor Frederick H. Lyon has»
been making some allzrations and re-
pairs on,John P, M‘ehlln‘s house onthe
King‘s Highway. . . ., _ ., .
James Hindiey, who recently under-
went an operation in the Flower Hos-
pital in New York, expects shortly to
be able to return to his home.
bol-
a-
, ‘, Philip Krause, who celebrated his
'
who ~wore mmfig mg‘fils parents with a handsome gold
. .1 m a sick wm‘jég‘A'watch. Burlington movement.
lent about yesterday were m
fisthe‘fiast Avenue Methodist Church;
tenorrowvmorn‘iu'and evening. The:
nature“ the evening program willy-rile
the pmtatlouwd'rfsmner's beautiful
cantata “Death amILii'e." ~
- -g’4-.» "74—. V
Boyffianklin hfifipr was in charge
a the omnmemorntive service ‘ it
Clarinet-rah on Thursdsx evening
and was flat“ charge of the special
mice May morning at 10
o’clock. in the allef‘n'bon the congre-
ution of Christ Church united with
the cannregatlon of fit. Paul's Church
and lot part in the three-hour service
at St. Phil's which opened at l2
o’clock yesterday noon and lasted un~
til 3 o'clock in the afternoon. _
‘3
Rev. Herbert E. Marsl’and. the newly
appointed-pastor of the Eat Avenue
Helm Church, will make his first
appearance at the church tomorrow
eve“. Rey. Hr, Mai-sland is the
sacred-or to Rev. Harold E. W'ilson
and the East Avenue congregation is
extremely lortunate in securing so cap-
able 3 no to head their parish. Rev.
‘ardlalli is coming here from AmitY-
ville}.~ 1.. where behold the plasma
lor the two years and had received an
urgentrewl for his third year when
h'was transferred to the East Nor-
walk church. It Is expected that o'ery
member of the congregation will be
,I'esent'lmnorrow to extend a cordial
hutation no Rev. Marsland and his
W. Tooter has returned
with relatives in New
orb.
Rev. J. J. kuane. .of St. John's.
recently Mt a new
has
Hubert has recently been
‘60 fie force of clerks at the
Eli-tinny on Monday, was presented by
The bank. and practically all places
of business in town will be clonal all tio
day. though some «the marbetg’ will
be open until noon. .. . "1:
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Dbulens
yesterday served jury warrants on
Roy C. Lester and Charles Bennett
for the civil side of the Superior Gourt
before the Hon. William'c. Kathy.
The court will come on M of
next week. - ‘ .
The Italian Society of Notaton
Helgrts is making arrangements to
participate in a parade and have cunt
elaborate observations on Hemarial
Day.
William Brencher. formerly of this
town. visited for a few days at the
.iome of his mother on Railroad“
nuc. and of Mrs. George Standing on
“'est avenue.
5Mrs. G. E. Richter returned to her
home on the Post Road yesterday, af-
ter having spent three days at the
home of her mother. Ira. 1. Kirk-
wood. of Woodhaven. L l.
Walter Lester of Dar-ten who was
injured about the arms and chest re:
cently. has been awarded 88.54 weeh-’
ly by Compensation- Comlnlssloner E5
T. Buckingham. i
'. The Misses Pauline and Edna m'
Who are students at It. Camel Semi-l-
nary for Young Women. have been:
spending Easter holidays at home with’
their mother. Mrs. Irene‘B. Cl'ain. '
Alfred Bultier. who returned to.
town a couple of weeks ago. with an!
honorable discharge, after nearly two!
years' service in the mvy. Is now an-'
played with the Yale I Towne‘ Mtg.
(H)..sziull'01‘d. .
About 60 persons onions the month-
IYE ‘social of the Congregational Men‘s
Class, which was held in the parish?
hbuse on Monday night. There were
drehestral music and songs. and tech.
l'ntions by that versatile entertainer.
Marvin R. Doty of 8mm. ,
Walter Deverill, who was lately dia-
charged from service in the army. has
resumed his pro-war dcfiea with the
“'zzltnr Stewart Company of which his
brother. \‘l'illiam Deverill, is local malt
agel'. I
.lfiiss Elisabeth Iona. who)!” been
in the Stamford Hospitalilor .10....
weeks, Is now able to get about with
the aid of crutches and is expected to
be able to return to her home on the
Post road in a few days. I
The Norwaihsuntoiu W op-
ruted on 20mlnute headway lad.
Sunday afternoon. and it is expected.
although the daily 20-minute schedule
will not begin until Memorial Day.
that when the Sunday afternoons are
as pleasant as last week. the 20-minute
l
i
headway will then be maintained
Rev. Herbert S. Blown. Ph.. 1).. now
pastor of Olivet Congregatlonal church
of Bridgeport. formerly pastor of the
local Congregational church. has Just
completed a most prosperous year.
and an increase of $250 a year In sal-
ary was voted to him.
While waiting for the completion of
Miss Leeson's new home In Highland
Park. on a plot which she bought there
recently. Miss Leeson and her mother
are living in apartments in the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ‘F‘ruo‘den-
thal on Gracie street.
The children of the kindergarten at
Center school gave an entertainment
of folk-dances and other exercises Io
mark the beginning of the Easter va-
cation. Thunday afternoon. which
pleased the parents and other friends‘
of the children who were present.
Harry Lowades, of Newport. R. 1..
formerly of this town with his young
son. who since the death of Mrs.
Lowndes. a. few weeks ago. lives with
“a maternal grandparents. “Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Stevens of Georgetown. is
vivit‘m' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
l. Lowndes.
The storm ‘of Wednesday night
caused extensive damage. not only to
roads. but even to the sidewalks. Hieh-
way superintendent Horace B. Olm-
stcad bad a gang of men at work early
yesterday morning, shoreling the sand
which had been washed into the m- by Mr. H. E. Scofield at 10:30 a. m. We"!!! Department of
oxperienoeohhhmandas rm
menthframg. who‘s; Jinnah, ,wa‘r has»
. » .~ #9:.- -.flr . ..
Thr'plllyt‘mIYw1m
in Cow 3,. kept him very busy los:
everywhae { t while in townon ‘ Rowaytcn. i
a 72-hour Dough. has returned to Guyer.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..30‘9
hiacomnsnyut Camp Devens.0nllon- Crook .. .. 133
dgyaflernoon. Steve toldsomdhin Foreit.. .. ...4. ---”
experiences to the children at Center Moore. .. .. .. . .. ~29”
school. who were assembled in the au- 311113,. .. .. _, .. , .196
dltoriuln. Oates: .300
Infienfolkssreeagerlyloo for- Taylor .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 13
ward to the visit, next week.” Flue Wolfe .. .. n .. .. .. .. .. ._ ,. 157
"whippet" tank, used in this Great
War. which is to pass through tFwn on
hesday. and give some demonstra- Total.
us of its maneuierlng. in connection Nov-om
add-memo ot’mvrmmma- ma .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. u:
:gThe men ;.or the Congregational Bennett .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,, 1.5
Men's class an thoroughly enjoyed the s new . . ”I!
llrstoftheseriesofninenaddmuoson 1M
psychology to be given 'by the pastor. Patience - - .. . . ..
whichbegaulast Sunday morningthat Barton .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 175
Mr. Carter has been asked to repeat NM .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ._ __ ,, “it
the address to niches of women on Guiana .. I“
M evening. and about“, 158
hmum, gnaw manendmlaeltoa........ ‘
lectures. - l . _.
Folks who avail themselves of the Total. ; 1,338
“commendation and complaint‘boa" of . _;..-.___....._._.. l
the Worst othilmads. wm'. m
haveaotflaglnthewayofcomphlnt
tonahoregardingtbeaervlceoftho
localagont. Jacob Killian. butwll
have much in the way of apprecia-
tloaothisuntalling courtuy. .Alnet
eapecialiy noticeable. whlehnleang
mdltonthepatrousottheroadau.
weuuapontheagenthtboaeataadj
cleanlyappearanceofthedaoou. lt
hnsbeeuaoticedthat evea portions
whichareusuallydacuratedwlthini-
tlalsandeveamoreobiectlaaablsdeo.
orationsareascloanaathouhnow.
_ly painted here. although. It is over
ayearsincethepaiatlngwasdone.
I
.. wmfi;
fill—......
i
lia- hnma Hoyt ls sojourning m!
on: Point Comfort. g
George 0. Beach. or Butler's man.
‘ moved with his funny {or
season.
'lbc Row-nylon weather
writes to sap-that (ll this will
the coldeat April since 181‘ and
we'll have a blizzard an the twenty ‘
eighth.
fie- culy contracting
Washington nowadays are but!
mp3", ’ And W”: a Dim to u... . side line to his harness business. that;
. f
ofnpalrlngaadvuleamzlng and sellingzm | W the Sc! I II . 3.
bride—mo presidait. no hwmahera. no
cabinet and only Mount Vernon to
sucgest “'ashington.
Mine Past-ova.» an .opera
connected with the flaw W‘
era
Rogers. of new York, phat... ‘ have
been spending the past. two weeks
Junta-Hare uni-en. m
Rune-d. Street £- 00.. have bought
an automobile truck to be and hi not
log Ice deliveries this season.
Robert Jones, Jr.. has received his
honorable discharge from (how Eva-
man. Texas. and has returned to
home
“:3 '~ tinned until next iicsiimf
area! be.
an.
m to be home about May 1.
I
with Mrs. Harm. Dean m, It. is moved that the Rennie rid.
J‘ i‘ I. school will have horses at Kmp:
O Wood‘s building. Forest street, to Church. Rev. Albert 3. Beebe. pan—
Spiriud u nor. Sunday services: -
teach children correct riding. '
for the:
has. a". also be secured
gm uperlenced riders.
Dr. P. H. Scovlllc and wife are an
pected bane from the south this week.
Charles Goriner,
ler. .
Bishop Ilrewster will be here for his
visitation and conformation Sunday.
April 17.
William Weber of Network is spend-
lu his vacation wivh his sister. .‘In-s.
George H. Jelifl’. Jr.
Enoch Crosby and his granddaughv
m, Alildred Weed, are spending sev-
eial days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. McGraih or New York
spent Sunday with his mother in For-
: 03! ill TNL
Howard Flanagan of Telmznlue Bill
found a Liberty bond in a library book
recently. and rciurnul it in the own
at.
The night school which has been in
progress in the Ccmvr school build-
ing since Novamb'rr. has been discon-
Small boys are still up to their
pranks. and seem to delight in break-
DW .1!" out lhe windows of the old Beat»
bPi dict shop buildlnc
(2. fittest.
nil
”Kiss Barbara Green of 80th Main
lflraet. was tendered a kitchen shower
'4 the bomeof Ira: A. H. Raymond.
WHO! in Railroad avenue. Tuesday owning. ,
Willhnl J. Madrid: has added a
automobile supplies.
.l'n. C. H. Green has left for New-
port News. Va, where she will visit
m her husband. She will remain there
until Ir. Greene Is discharged.
. o
Iva. he... .iiumih. of r '
vv-d a letter from her
James carmh. saying that he
was give) ti
Miss Halon
and Mill!
Liltle Helen Bennett
birthday party Monday.
haul-re. Helen's teacher.
MD Anita Raymond were present. besides?
in West Side avenue, Mum others.
Little Helen was six years
Mrs. William R. Thompson of no- Old. and there win a birthday cake.
wayton avenue will entertain the
Lucia Circle of the South Norwalk
Congregational church on Hoaday a!- last. of Bright's diaessc. She was to;
terloon.
There will be a tournament played
betwen players of the RowaYtOn l‘ll
to see who is the possessor of the cue.
the
cd later. a
When the sun gets ready to shine.
people ‘can plant their gardens much team will play No. 3 at the hour oft. ‘
Altogether there are six teams en-I
earlier than usual. As a general
thing. It is the middle of lay boilers
much can be accomplished in the gar-
dening line. .
Fred Duke: of the Rowayton Hose
company. defeated Arthur Call-rm o!
the Noroton Heights Fire cmnpany by
a scoreiol' 100 to u, and Victor Wall:
of the local boys. defeated mews
Shelton by 100 to 58 In the final m
of the tournament between the local
company. than making the lead»! the
company. thus making the lead 0 fthe
Rowayton company 105‘ balls. Fred
Scoflrid of Noroton. and “William J.
Moore of Rowayton are playing a spe
clal zoo-point match game and Thurs-
day evening Scofleld defeated Moore
by a score of 100mm.
Rowayton Baptist Church. Easter
date of the playing to be announc- on local alli ya
thalethodistebamh
v ing six feet two Inches In
with six candles. I *
Vllrs. John W. Ilell died at in v u
on Railroad avenue Thursday. the IIUI.
her 7!»! your. The funeral service
was held at the house Sunday at 2:3“!
flciatcd.
.\'o. l and No. 2 bowling teams met
Monday evening. and
after an interesting and exciting game.
No 2 team was vanquished by 88
pins. Neat Monday at s p. m.. No. l
"“3“ In the tournament.
Rev. Ernest (‘. Carpenter who has
had a very successful pas‘cratc in
Stamford. this state. for the past eight
mnhu been appointed to succaed
Rev. James A. Macmillan as pastor of
in this town.
Mr. Carpenter will preach here next
Sunday morning and evening. Mr. )lc-
Nilllan has been given a pastorate at
Rye.
Willis Haupt of. Battery 1'. 18d
Field Archery. was among the Fair-
on the Mongolia at Boston last week.
Willis has been in town on a three
days' furlough. visiting his parents
Ilr. and Mrs. John Haunt of am avo-
nue. after nineteen months' service
with the 26th Division In , France. ll -
is a well-developed young men. stand»
height. He
oven receiving a
not even gassed, af-
escaped without
wound, and was
Sunday. Sunrise prayer meeting at ~thrugh he had namw escapes.
6:15 a. in. Public- worship. with sermon I
John Williams. superintendent of the,
the Yalo'i
tens to an in; the game. in the side- The choir under the direction or lire. Town's Mfr. Cm. Stamford. will flit-ck
formerly of this
town. Is now employed by Walter Ill“
Nor-t h Mala.
3 man Dayton. Bernice Banal-d ,
melloppy hater Time l
{Benediction
l
wt” meeting. has has Mg.
.,;..
i‘
mooning church oervice hour will be
luhea by the Sunday School r:;- the
'preaeatation ofthelr Easter Day pro-
gram. All children and parents are
invited and urged to attend the eve-
hing service. The hour is 7:15.
The Women's "reign linoleum-y
em
jhurches ,_
om...
—.—..‘-
members of the Sunday School are
especially invited to be mm. Al
4:30 p. In. there will be a special mu-
sical program. Everyone is invited
to attend this service. The Young
People's society Will meet at 6:45
Sunday evening. Let us come out and
make this a great day in our worship.
The Women's Bible Class will meet
next Thursday evening at 7:45
o'clock.
The music
lows:
Preluderv-Easler March ..... ringlea-
Anthem—~Halleujah; Chn'st is Ripe-
................ Caleb Slower
Violin Solon—Andante. from Concerto
Mendeliwhon
for Sunday is as fol-
Coatralto Solo—Hosanna . . . Granler
Mimic—Andante in C Silas
iSoclety will meet on Tuesday even-z
ing.
The regular monthly meeting
the Ollclal Board will he held on
Wednesday evening. , The the of.
this meeting should have been last ‘
Wednesday evening. But owing to
[the anion services planned it was
postponed until next week.
On Thursday evening at 7:45
mid-week service will be had.
The annual “ladies Erminr will
be held by the Men's Christian Indus
“rial {league on Friday m. _A
'program of song. radian. m,
in] music. addresnes. and pave fan. is
being prepared. All members and
their wives or other ladies in whoml
'they are interested should be present.‘
l Program of Easter evening .....-
' vice: ,
fOpeniag Chorus by the School- No. 1‘
lResponsive Rendina led by the Sn
‘ porintendenlLMr. “Fri-dram i
Prayer by the Pastor. ~lr. Sandy
imaging by the School—No. s 1
Song By Primary Depav-tznmt j
{The fitter Egg—«Helen Saavoly. her
i that Hayes. Gladys Danna. nm-otm ‘
I - 0m ‘
,Recitauoa-Jl‘he Conqueror ‘
. Fred Bissell . .
“Singing by the Schooi~ No. in ;
more Taught-«Six Prtnmry mm».
the
All!!! “a "Welt? m .hi-i
am Iowades. Daria behwhii. l
‘ Caroline Killer. Anal. and Harri'
Nte Shave“ .
QColleetica Speech—«m .
.Re-arhabytbel’astar . !
’(hllootion “hearty ekht you-a la '
' 9:
ion-inn;
.-.-o-
26.”
Nor-walk Ilethodlat w
’anfiassmeeung. Inch-tweet;
!I'. ll. Bedleut. «
n - r mm' Mrs-...:
'Sigmaa. superior . . . r.‘
.I orlcn‘l m. f
l! a. m. ale worship, aura-me
y.
God and lion-rm ‘
‘ 6:30 p. in. Epworth League devo
l
1
er.
l 1:“ p. -. Evening service. 890cm:
w m
My evening at 7:5 8. D.
Bandages clan. ‘
fwtbehhsteraervice attha lar-
walhlanamehfi Inade-
llampa-borsanderthedi-
rectionobearlasG.lva: .
Norah.
........ W.UM.V.Lél-bbis
Quartet—d Hearda
...... Etna-er
Bohr—Christina”
w ....... Enamflarher
MM“ cm 1
J. Ham-an band:
i Evening .
Prelude—Jinan Celeste. 0. J. Grey
Easter Cantata—mm Death to Life
Harrison Thompson, pastor.
The choir will be assisted at both
services by Mr. Charles Sterling. vlo
linist.
Sopranoswllrs. Ralph
Ire. Mills. Miss Eva
Diva. flurry Reyes.
Altos -»Ilrs. F. . Smith. Miss Lau
I'd. mm. a.
Tenors—Mr. Ives, Mr. Pcnnel. Mr.
“'eed.
Banner-fir. Blits. Mr. Nash.
Northrop, Mr. Rowan.
At 4.30 p. in. a special
service will be held In the. church.
The cantata for Easter-Tide by
Char-lea Flo-toy. Nuns-y will be giv-
en by the choir. The service of mu:
G rcgory,
Stevenson.
Mr
musical
sic will be as follows:
Piclado—Noctame In D Minor
......................... Monroe
\‘iclin Solo—Selected
:fiantata:
Prelude and chorus» He is Risen
Part I.
Rock. Baritone—amen the Firnt Day
of the “'eck
Trio. Women's voices—~Vl’lio Shall
Roll Away the Stone?
Solo. Alto—God Shall Wipe Away all
Tears
llccit. Ba'rtilonf But the;
came to the place
Solo. Tenor—~Vi‘hy sock yr the living
smug the dead?
Chorale—Angul- roll the rock away
Part ll.
“'ln-u
. tech. Baritone—And they went out
quickly
l‘horus—Jllessed a re they
SW. solo WWW)” lune Yukon aura) ‘
my Lord ..
Chorus—0h Death where is thy
sting?
. Finale
Chorus-~Bicasing and honor .
“Moe-Easter (Redness ..... Let?
jfirst‘ Congregational Church. Rev.
s. 1“. Km. Ph. 0.. pastor.
hater will be celebrated with ap-
[l'oprlate music and message at the
Darling service. (10:30 a. m.) The
meter will preach on ”The Living
Christ.”
The Sunday School at 12 o'clock
will have a special luster program or
son:- ald a hater talk.
C. E. at 6:3“. Topic: “Living the
Emma! Idle.” Leader. Mrs. Mary
Inna: Taylor.
Wednesday. Red Cm“ sewing in
the parish hauae. There is urge-ti
need for workers on refugees
moms.
'l'huaday. Alt in“ p. In. the pastor
will ountinae the course on St. Paul.
m of ”Paul's Call into Mace
doaia.’
KI!"
South Norwuh Baptist Church.
10:30 a. in. loahg worship. “An
Unnecessary Oder-in.” will be the
topic at the sen-on by the pastor. 1
12 mm. School session.
7:30 p. ‘1. Evening worship. open~ 01' 0“!“ lervlm. good
ingwith a service of song. The I0-
plc of the no!“ will be “Accepting
the Lamb as the Sacrifice."
Special III-vices will be bold during
this out week. Each evening ex-
cept Sunnis : -v Ellis Gilbert Of
Mary, 'li ad than will be
bpecial musk Mr. Gilbert is o .
speaker of lunch ability whose moa-
sages will be straight in the point.
and will deal with life as it. is.
fing at
fvices the" public is Invited. A read-
3.5
' . ....
. .. meats .
Selection by the school
Recitationw lilies Mable Ilsrgrmt
Reciflm— Ilsa Roselee Bayou.-
Reoitatlon» Miss Grace Mullen
Recitation~ Master Luther (‘Ic-mm .
Selection by school
Recitation—Miss Amelia Jones
Solo and chomhy' choir
‘Reoitaiion» Master James Ila)”:
Piano and violin wolo‘Miss Ax.
Hopkins, Master Nathaniel
kins . _'
. Selvéiion by school
Recitatimltas Brmclee Bann-
ltccitatlonwhflss Alice Simms
Trinity Church. Calendar in):
week beginni 'April 20. Easm
James Fflr. iating.
7 a. m. Holy Communion.
i' 11 a. in. Holy Communion and
7mon. .. . , '
d p. 111. Easter Veapcl‘fi and :
service of the Church School.
Monday, 7.30 p; at. Red rm.
Monday. 8 p. m. linemen- ......
'of the Trinity Menu mp.
Tuesday 2 p. m. it
the Women's Guild
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. 31w ,
Gh-ls' Friendly.
Thursday Choir whenrsui
«
l’im II“;
‘n' 1].;
St. Paul's Parish. Rev. Lm. \._
'l‘lOWP", rector. Easier day 7:3“ . ..
and 10:30 a. in. Holy nomnm'
{7:30 p. “1., evening prayer.
i There Will be no session of mill: -
.of the Sunday Schnuls ui' lhv DHI‘IL‘
home. but both
HN'V'lcr‘ hi
“..
'l
at the regular
Euniie in a special
achurch In the al'lI-l‘noon m 1’.
lwhich the Lenten mite hm nmeu
.of both the schools for missions .. .
‘hpreaentedmnd flowers [or lhe
lwill be broughl.
‘ Every person who wishes l0 .. l‘
is welcome at any. and all or 1 ,
‘ services, and the root-t hopes no
'who is not a member of the i'hn
V will hesitate about cow-m. Conn...
Iicants are urged to be pies-cm y
pared to make lhoir communion,-
‘accordance with the custom and
.qumeni of the church. ll I.‘
be hoped that there will be in
(numbernuf communicants than
before. and emu: them all thou.) ~
have been confirmed in the pun
licenl, yvni's.
m
Advent (‘hristinn Chm-oh. Van > .
and Harvey streets. Roi. U. M. l-
ple, pastor.
Half hour prayer. )0 a on
Morning prayer and sermon. 3.
ll. Bl.
Sunday School. 2 in.
Junior Loyal Workers
:30 p. m.
lanai Vl'orkers mooring. 5-45 1
Ex thing service, 7 p, m,
Midweek prayer and lvnilm-w
‘mccling 'Ihurmhly. 7'30 p. m.
“I“!
L:
First Church oi Christ Scicnlisl. 1.?
Vl'csl :ncnnc The regular Sundm
_service of this church is held at it
‘ a. m.
. Christian Science subject. April 20.
,—~~l)0clrine and Ain‘lt‘nllilll.
, Wednesday evening testimony lace!-
8 o'clock. To both these 80;"
2111s room is maintained at the same
flddeS. Open each week day, holi-
days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p.
m.
5
Associated Bible Students Sllndn)
in 3 o'clock in Red Men's Hall. liibiv-
‘Siudy a1 3 o'clock. Sabina; The Hn
manily oi Jesus. llw Divinity o‘
..Chrisl.
,f At 4 o‘clock the SllMLV of the He
'brow Temple In the Wilderness
_ The Salvation Army. in Washm;
'ion slmet. Soath Norwalk. Cnplum
and Mrs. C. H. Phillips. officers in
‘ charge.
1 Services for week on Wednesdu.‘
{Friday and Saturday evenings ..
; eight oclock.
Sabbath services at 5:30 and i x:
4m. Sabbath School at 2:30. I’arrnl-
having chlldren‘who attend, no Sun
day School. are invited to lend then.
to us.
The public is invited to attend am
siging and
straight Gospel are the feature «I
these meetings.
, Subject for today evening will in
fin line with the day. "Christ's livs
‘ urrecliou and cum."
:WHERE SOLDIER. SHOULD
'CIND INQUIRIES
Wmhinaton. April lit—Oat“ .A. r
A‘ thur Woods, Special its-mun: to m
«mil- ----- ll ---- l - é """ 1H J' c" “In!“ ; cordial invitation is extended to all Secretary of War. in a statement today
................. Frederick Lacey:
field county boys who returned mg; Knight St. A. ll. a Church. new.
Wm. St. A. Inch. 1). D.. pastor.
Preaching 10:30 a. m. Sabbath
School 12:30 p. In. ,
- Evening hater concert: .
Frenchman—Choir !
Donnlogy
invention—Taster f
Gloria Patri (hunted—Mr ‘
Responsive Read in
Slicing Alleluia! lie is Risen-Sab
bath School - .
iReeding of the Bishop's Easter Mos-i
sage—Pastor .
Recitation
to come to these services. ‘ 5
Grace Baptist Church. .
hater exercises at 3 p. m. as fol~
lows: _.
Prayer-Deacon 5°11an {sailors and marines.
+2.
In"! W .
a as; Ship-m or
Alexander
calls attention of ill-chm service
men to the Division ot Information es
tablished in (unnectlon with his work
Ion employment for discharged Huldli-lr‘
The stmmm-n‘
says many of these men are in the
dark as in where they should write in
obtain information and do not undm
stand why previous inquiries are 1m
answered. The information Bureau is
for the benefit of those who seek inl'm
mhilon concerning their immune-i. in
“"1111“,. civil rights. vocational mun
inc. and In general just what the gm
die
Humboldt
eminent is doing to help them 9931"
Lellcr‘
a, fill- Cary Snlmn. of Mansfield ave-
In now‘unployed as soda-water
at Allen's drug store
. winters an other furnishings
f office-ye A. Velie’s stationery and
.‘ glean hot have been varnished.
.- *5“ Mrs. H. D. Battier. oi the
M Quad. are entertaining rehtlves
. ,_ “min the depot platforms
’9“ ‘rmved and replaced by
outweigh-Idaho, “Inhibited
walks along the principles streets.-
Dr. Hal-:7 D. Hanson. the local vet- iota "The Resurrection and the. me,” Sundav M 7 P. in. Mrs. G. H. Hula-’
erinarv. who has for several years by Wilson at 5 p. to. Sunday April at. him!" and others from Stamford will
maintained at his “Shady Brook Far-n" Rev. 8. Clark is «rented to no‘ Hus-
on 0! Ridge, a retreat for horses find resent ad to preach at both eervioaa Bliss Child will give the first music
dogs whose owners desired to have mining at 10:30 and evening at 7:39.: nl evening of the season in the Town
them boarded under student care, ali- Ereryone cordially invited. to all these Hall on Friday evenins. April '25. A
nouncea an auction isle at the farm services. ' novel 9mm has been prepared. 1..
next Tuesday Moon of farming A the Rowayton Hose Company. Harrison milesfor some time a pupil
Implements. cts.. and household goods. Thursdav night. the Pool toiruamént of Karl leininger. will play three via
The corporation G. D. Tiliey, lns..1s that has been going on between the lin duets.
in process of dissolution. It was or- Hose Co. of Rowayton and tho Noro- he senior members of the “2211'
Slfliaed twoorthreeyesrsadoatow ton Engine Co. cameto a‘cluse with vayofmmw
over the business that made batten two very interesting. gaun- m terminal by airs. Emma Nasal. Fri-
famcns. o. Willey Tiller. who built Taylorioi Rowaynnahaating ‘A. M III! eve-ll: The“ N 8V!!! 6‘-
upuaemnbgyiuunw- annoy the seen a: snug“. can. lovable tune, and venom io-
ml-‘aa’am ym with New chi-ha. snack
V. J. Boneliaha. will reader in! can- in the Congregational Cam-ch next Sinising But" ’0’ ”en“ sabb‘m
Recitation ‘
Staging Awake .
Recitation - 1
mm; Just Because it's Easier—— ’.
Sabbath School '
Oder-lag ‘
Parting Kym—Ch oir
[Pint ,Cmgregational Church, oi :
South M. May. April 20.‘
1’19. Rob.» '1‘. E. Jacobs, minister-.3
.llrs. F. Irving m. soloist and‘
choir director. to; Wm. H. Stowe.‘
om. -
Services 'wnl begin
tag. And I. M at 80:30. The
clatter mm‘ a the sonnet.
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m ‘ g" . 3'
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My mornf‘? -
l
. Tampa Hilde
CIGARS
“Wilt
10c,31¢8§cald1liofltrug' ht
Speehl Prices by the Box
mow nos:
lieh themselves in civil life.
of inquiry should be address in (‘ul
coal Arthur \Voods. War Departmrw
,‘Washington. I). C.
CIA"? STOCK RISES.
PHILADELPHIA. April 17.» Siml
of the Cramp Shipbuilding Compum
was the feature of the trading on (in
Philadelphia Stock mailings iodm
W at 102%. an overnight calm ."
11-21 points. the stock advanced rapid
ls to 115 by l1 o'clock on sale-s n’ 4.
too shares. Yesterday the stock 01'
cued at.” and advanced to 102, clown;
at 100. it had remained slolionai‘
3‘ inactive for some time previour 1
' ‘ 11 rise.
yesterdays audio oil (m- m.
“‘8 ‘1‘ amount, of wmi.
'. .m“: hid-g foriihe am»
Norwalk Chronicler