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3.. The ml mil-ooh services ‘ .
. "n " Icy which includes about 20 churches
held this evening at each of the East .
in this stste and Central Massachu-
-Norwnlk Wes. .
‘setts, was in. session Monday and
- 3 Under the auspices of the Que Es
'r- . club 1 acid will be held in the Com-
munity m on Monday et‘eninr. May
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Church Several outot-town represent»
atives and a large congregation of lo-
cal people gathered for the opening
.seesion. last night. when Rev. Wallace
H. Finch. D. D.. pastor of the Standard
)1. E. Church. deliVered the ’address
of the evening. a most inspiring one.
was a brmer teacher in the Center on “The Church—its Crisis. Geficsv
m Jeflersm ‘S‘Fhools. - and Construction.” Dr. Finch declab
ed that the differences between the
Corporal Harry Davis has returned denominations today are not doctrinal.
to Camp Kerritt after a short m It was the doctrinal differences which
laugh at his home on Osborne arenuc. W!“ the denominations. W1 to
_ Corporal Davis is assigned to the util- day the various bunches 0‘ the
flies detachment at the camp. church are getting together. deSfit‘
Weather line. :dlfferenees in forms of organization
,lllns m. Steiner. of Ansonia. is
the sued. ot’llr. and Mrs. Edson K. St.
John. of St. John street. Miss Steiner
A bicycle, was. found in the minnow! he Nd. ‘15 in mung “19 mold
‘01 in ha of the mflp propel-1:,- on problem- Of the day, Sit-5h adhose W'
East some yesterday by ('har!ps casfoned by the return of the soldiers
- Cunningham. of Van Zant a{?HN,, who to civil life. Among the critics of the
turned the wheel over to the police. it churcb.’§r Finch referré‘d [0 Dr. Odell
was later claimed bv Ibuatd McGre-zor oi Schneetady. chairman Floodiclt of
0'69 East avenue. the Army Welfare Commission. and
. M-.. Judge Ben Lindsay of Denver, and he
The annml meetinz and dollar :30- said that the criticism which is sin-
cial of the \‘.'omen’s Auxiliary of the mm and worth while should be care-
Christ Bpimoml Church which was fully considered. Finally. he remind-
originally set for for this evening has ed his hearers that since the? church
been pompouud until Thursday evening is a human institution. constituted (.1
May 811:. due to the death of Rev. Tal- men and women with all human mi»
iferro F.Caslt¢y. rector emerilue oftlle tics. it must of necessity come short
church. of its own or of the world‘s ideals; hut
,___ he maintained that. in spite of these
Rev. Heroert E. Marslsnll. and lem- limitations. the church is splendidly
fly, are moving today from their for- meeting the issue and fulfilling its mis-
mer residence in Amitnrille. N. Y.. to sion which he illustrated by telling
the East Avenue Methodist Church how the church entered a home, took
parsonage on Rowan street. formerly :1 blue-eyed boy, inspired his ideals.
oecupiedbr the Rev. Harold 1-}. Wilson and led him into the ministry until. as
Rev. Maralmd is sucueeding Rev. Vi'll- an army chaplain. he proved himself
son as pastor or the Blot Nnr‘a‘atk a real hero. and laid down his life upon
church. the alter of devotion to country. to hu-
————-——-—- manity. and to God. The church; Dr.
A cake sale will be held on Friday Finch said. constantly entering
afternoon. in Baxter’s drug slore- on homes to accomplish similar miracleS.
South Main street under the auspices transforming the sinful and dl‘gradtd
of the amen committee of the East and keepinz the feet of boys and girls
Nomiklmomrement Association. l-Zx- in path, of purity, Rev. Robert Hugh
tensive plants have been devised by Horus” poster of the Stanford Pres.
fie committee for the encouragement byterinn Church. presided nt thoopen
of gardens in the third distrlol during m mien, and utter Dr. Finch“; ad
the com-lg sc ason and they are trying maxim introduced his sum as
especially to get the children interest— moderator, M. Alexander Alison. it.
ed. ’A very Wu! year was enjoyed of B'ridseport. Among the outof-toun
lgt vest and still better results are clown 'ho .rrived yeoterdIY. and
being looked for during the mount were entertained over night in Soto
my. non homes were Rev. John F. John-
‘stone. D. 1).. of Hortford. Prof. Lane
Charles Bro”. a cousin of 1088911 of Hartford Theological Seminary.
and Bennie Hertz. is at their bome.No. Rev. Mr. Smith of Holyoke, Rev. Mr.
or Winds“ street. on siCR‘leaVe of Johnson. recently Called from lowa to
thirty day:- ‘He has many~triends in the pustoratq of the Presbyterian
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"“5 place. He recently returned from Church of New Haven, and Elder Hfi
Wee. Vb"- he “'35 ‘1 “Ember 0‘ 0. Brown. 31.0., of New Haven. Busy
the M‘mflh company. Fifi-h W iness sessions were held today at 9
meat infantry. and participant! in a]! this morning and were resumed in
the principal engagements of the wfl- an afternoon. after the ladies at the
m M ‘13 ”‘9 “we «Verdun. church had served a luncheon in the,
¥ The notorious “Comm" of Prono-
Chsuean-m'erry. Champagne, Ar- M811 house.
gonna For-rest. etc. He was gassed at‘
‘ mm a Wmne the same 9'3“. BANKS TAKE. VICTORY Bouts.
. “ithlt‘hil cousin Joseph Hertz, was also.
ass-ed He met his cousin at the cam‘ Hartford. April 24.—-The Connecticut
? stnoutlco. Virginia. from which place chairman in this city was notified to-
" " he was lent zeroes. He. recentlY re-dsy that the Connecticut Savings Bank
7. :1. mad III the U. S. S. (Talomores. He of New Haven had entered a subscrip.
:' / JP!!!“ '“lime in Germany. and 585'“ tion for its investment account of a
he was better trcatcd there than in million dollars to the Victory Loan.
trance. lThe same amount was subscribe-l 0y
1‘. “Fa—— .the New Haven SaVings Bank of the
‘ enema-o OFFWL 'name city.
oars TYLER ‘
. ”:3, m fififfivgfifigyfs {13:} OUTFIELDER KING sou)
.. gmumtr' over to the Cleveland’olnclalu Chicago. April 24.481138" Brine?!
.‘ Win papers had been signed by of the Pittsburgh Nationals today an-
' - W 30:22:, to" 17“"? t? :19 nonnced the sale of Lee King. an out-
‘rtmedover rgsryo au.-‘.
_ ”.3 m m Stamford. but the Con_ fielder. to the New York Club of the
. necticut acids will allow the Ohio “WON“ Lew.
’ oflcials first chance at him. He is
" wanted in hank robbery in Cleveland. ;
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Tuesday at the Newton Presbyterian
Mrs. Earl P. Thomas. a! Rnwafion
m. hno’returned Im- n viii in
Hartford.
11,9 Presbytery of Connecticut Val-i lit. and In. W P. Wicks. 0‘
Crow avenue. have been entertaining
fir. and Hrs. George 0. J. mm.
:1 Mord.
'flr. and Mrs. John 11. (hotel haVe
been entertnlning their niece. mes
Grace Lynch. of Brooklyn.
, Miss Marion Grunt‘Coates. of It"
Kinley street. has resumed her-mm-
nt the New Haven Sohool oi Gymnas-
tics, after spending the Easter vora-
tion at her home.
It is probable that James ‘Bnylwy.
brother of Neville Hayley, will add
his brother in the Ina-mt of the
Casino at Roton' Point. this M.
James Boyle: is well known In?!”
been connected with the St. James and 5
Tounine hotels in New York city. for.
a number of years.
:and in ritual. 11m crisis of the church. Thom Dufly. clerk in "l ’ ‘ ‘ ‘
Schultus uwtown meat market. wns sion. The millet or character and “than Freezing temper-tum .5,
“making time" through ‘l'ohencke yes-
terday afternoon. when he struck n
bump. A broken rear ale] result“.
Driver Dull’v was uninjured. nnd the
Ford delivery was taken to the Royal
James garage for repair;
Elmer Crook. oi the Rowayton Hose
company. was deteated Tucson: even-
ing bv William Bennett. of the Norman
Heights F‘lre Companv. in Norman
Brights. in the first bloat of a 300-
point pocket billiard match. by n score
of 150 to 87. The players will meet at
the Rowaytorl Hose company's hour.
this eveninz to finish the match.
The. new minister at the wanytal
Methodist Episcopal Church mode hit
dt-‘mlt on Sundav morning and Nb-
ed a verv fine sermon. creating a good
impression on his parishioners. Rev.
G. AI. Baird has been stationed in sun-
on. Conn. and expects to can to
Rowaylon with his wife and slim
child on Th-tlsday. The ladies of the
church are preparing the procaine for
his occupancy. The new minister is
a young man, which is just what now-
ayton needs.
A large canvas is todny stretched
across the entrance to the City Hill.
which is the work of George F. fluen-
del, the well-known mist of Cndllpp
stl-eet.',nnwa_vtoll. and it nova-tines the
Victory Loan. Across the top of the
canvas. forming s W lsr n
soldier, is the word "Victory." On one
side of the picture is g hill over the
top of which appears a fleet of tanks.
On the other side or the picture ap-
pears the ocean, on which is the Uflt-
ed States fleet. Overheod are numer-
ous aeroplnnes. The anvns is very at
tractive and is. pointed in lilollhe col-
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OTS.
""3! new in color
m‘m-m.h'-dsofphy
sthbfiddreumits.
muunuoo.
a...
Rogers & Stevens
mum
the clash or «mature m brourht
“’0'“ through Carey’s ignorance ol
Went-day conventions. The girl doe!
30' know how narrowly; she can
dbuter when. in. a moment at girlish
fancy. she sets out in search of "the
notions adventure.”
With a small sum of money sho'r‘éeh-
lesslyhnynatichot fornmuehnsshe
Mudmhthsisctorytownshe
mmhdflmtodlelmthom
it belongs to Hiram A. Ward owner of
themllls. Themshemeetswithn
cool reception. “'ard has no interest
in girls and he resents Carey's intru-
sion. Hi.- boiler and secretary inter
ade for her. however. and all three
marvel at the newcomers utter ignnr
nnce of the odd situation.
Staying on. Carey becomes deeply in»
temted in the mill workers. She in-
dignantly reprouches Ward for the way
they are trealtd. assuring him that he
does not nmlerstsnd them. "They on
only children," says Carey. Lobe!
troubles grow more acute and flan!!!
n ntrike is impending. See the results
My at the We theatre.
WOOLWORTH WILL FILED. .
NEW YORK. April LEM—Tho will of
the Into Frank “K “'oolworth. dated
July". 1889, was aledfor prohnte
m at Illegals. “Q In. Jon
nie Woolworth. the widow. the sole
beneficiary. The witnesses were
Charles H. Johnson of Montclnlr. N.
J'., and Walter L. C. Glenny of 11!
Brooklyn avenue. Brooklyn. The val-
ue of the estate was stated to be “mart
than 8100.000 in real property nod
more thnn 8100.000 in personal prior
erty.”
3 In. “'oolworth is made executrix
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AT REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY.
Madeline Traverse and HM: War-
chlt in “The Caillaux Clan." Alon n
Pathe News and A Comedy.
has at last been put on the moon. This
sensational international drama of am-
bition. intrigue. lore and war, which
for year:- in“ tilled column the]: 020!~
unm in the pdbiio press. will be slow-
lo picture Imcrs of this city at the Ro-
gent theatre Fridny. -
Everybody r: members the semtion
caused a few pears alto. when the hen".- ~
fiful Mme. Henriette Cain-u: entered
th‘e office of Ga<ton Calmette. editor:
'ot the Paris Finn). and shot lilt- to!
' dc ath for exposing the political and “-1
nnncial trickeries or her husband. , I
Everybody remembers the scandal}
of Mme. Caillzrux's toquittal o! murder. 5
and the violent demonstrations of the"
Paris populate. licr‘ausc it mellowed
that she escaped tluniehment through
the political influeutc of the powelful
i..\linister and the workings of a sinister
secret order of which he was the high
‘ priest. ’
l The court-room where Mme. Csil— '
laux is tried is an exact K pliCa of the l.
- original in Paris. as is, also the editor-Z
ial olllce, where she kills Calmette Sl-
many commanding characters are in—
: volved in the action that it was neces~
sary to give the production an all-star '
cast.
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I » AT PALACE THEATRE FRIDAY.
; Mae Marsh Make. Decided Hit in “The ;
‘ Glorious Adventure," Aloo Vaudoi
‘ villo. i
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“'himsical r-nd decidedly different is
”Mae Mush} newest Grfllwyn photo- zone on that bothersome corn, lnstsnt- kinds of medicine. but. runs-ed dos-i
by ‘3' that (011! stop: hurting. then you lift god with cold.
phy, “The Glorious Adventure.”
mam. scrim-a penguin-3h will be it off with fingers. No pain nt all!
;prescnt_ed l-‘tiday at the Palnce‘l'ha- .le it!
J'tl-e. The heroine might be described.
as ask! of n bygone
.q.
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{without bond
'vlsion for other heirs.
Persons was named committee of Mn;
Eouclll
suitable pro-
Herbert T.
10M
woolworth's prop-t3 when she was
adjudged incompetent.
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. Temperature: ’High. 58;
47. Fair.
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Lined: Council. Order of AmeriCan
Men, will hold a will WT!"
evneing at the Hell in Walling!!!- cl.
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i «All kinds of line fish at the (“'3'
m Market.
low. .
Arthur Coley. o! the Mid Corps.
U. S, A. stationed at the nasal hot;
pin]. “'6' Haven. has 5.2. enioyhxlm _ -
a hr’ef furlough at his home a: Chest-
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fowl-r pile- and ~cost less Meatl’mwmm
any. for DIVOI. 50 per cent. PU“ WRIT .
n nnvon doesn't want a %(w;m&um
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nut Hill.
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l The Moon-we Fair in Hoyt's Theolrc‘
block. was well attended nus. last
*evwdng. nod much interest was dis»
played in the various attach. The
nflnlr is scheduled to clone next Hon-'-
day evening. ‘
ace by. Springwood nacho“
tum. Arion inn sunrdsy nichln
Sree’s ol-chcslm §
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Catholic futon council, K. of C. art
m s nlnstrel show to he held; .
only in In: at W bit. he ;
mt renounce are hehg held under
the mpfile direction of JD. A Cshill
who made many a hit ln local enter-f
tainmeuts of this kind while a member
of the hatmcg club.
wo-
A special train will lave the Mini
Norwalh depot &turity m to.
carry the membersofmmull
our Brothers' Lodge to Hartford ,tor‘
«he one hundredth nnnlvernry of the
:birth of Oddi'ellowship. All W
’sre invited ingot about The Anette
.cnn Bond of Norwnlh will Millie
,lnusic enrout. ’ -
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; ~~At the mm m llnrhot. Live loaf
‘ rte-rs.
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. Miss Annie Estelle Smith. Luisa-t
Town Clerk. is greeting dd friends In‘
the tomier Town Clerk’s one. in the
Why
asylum tinyhotueotneuonoisromms phlegm loo-shod. ’I saw
'Weed mulling, 39 Well street. where
she will be every basins: day from
, out. until any lot inclusive to receive
.dogtnesfrom resident-oldie”
seetionofthecitLMIOmmnnfll
noon. and from 2.30 until 5 o’dock in
the afternoon. Mrs. W E. Cun-
nings of 28 Harriet street. bought the
first tag. which is No. 43.2“ for her
' _ . good collie dog Prince. who is now s'
DOCS!) t hurt a bit ‘0 “ft that regularly registered outline for another
sore, touchy com ofi with year. . .
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k» Cambridge. Mass. April 21—me
Meehnn. of New York. lending candi-
§daic for intro hnsemln or the Bnrvnrd
ébneohnll team, will he unble to play
"gain thlr. season. W todly
:ol unit-o received lemmiaé
practice. showed his “his wnn broken.
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