stead o! continuing my journey.
buildllss _ that were
destroynd;
after W Van: is certainly a.
mess, but there are a few brave na-
tives hell; again
there in weaver-ed mom
fairiyrhppy, too.
not ”greet. and more people
back. The house where we
fire drove u: from our cellar. was oc-
cupied by its old
one side wan destroyed as was
roof, but they covered the roof with
paper and boarded up the side. The
old people were glad to see me.
been —‘what can i say—repaired.
the only word i can think of that. fits,
for when: there were five tombs, on-
ly a little mound shows now, with iw
design of flowers done
beads.
dinner awaiting’mo at noon.
rabbit and mil-lures, salad of lettuce
and rulishee.
inevitable wine.
mallow-g letter was written by
Pflvutlluold B. Rundle, Company
K. Immunity. 2nd Division, to his
mother: under date of March 23th.
while on in. fourteen day furlough.
“Th duy is rainy so will write in;
left (Joblenz Tuesday night. stopped
a sheik time in Main and then went
to Nuuy. Sow quite a. bit of Nancy
and wilted with the Mile. Rupp at
event“ (friends i made while sta-
tioned‘at Nancy). heft there Thurs-
day fight and armed at Chateau
Thiear Friday rmrning. There [8 a.
groovml 'of destruction. but the. peo.
ple afo gradually rebuilding. the
only partially
“Hihud out to Vaux and Doureches
living wherever
and seem
"Athourechcs the destruction was
urn,
lived
(while hero in active service) after
The
the
inhabitants.
“le graves in the cemetery have
is
in colored
it very t; nod
l“l‘l|‘d
“The old couple had
bread. comm and the
“I visited the llclleznl \Vumls after
dinner with two boys who were look-
ing (it the graves of their brothers.
and m found them, most
gravel are marked with the wooden
cross.“ name plate.
oratet with tho beaded design
all material! are well
peoob thlt have
ches deem-quite happy. but how,
beyofl m9; Just. picture returning to
your Mme town. to your own home,
to find' it a mans of ruins.
of the
Many are dec-
and
kept. The
returned to Boure»
is
“bayou. think you could drop your
few mm on the ground and dig
umoufihc debris to make a. place to
sleep.“ night?
human old kettle or two,
The next day, per-
a table
' dainty edibles which were ’placcd‘or.
I .
mwm BUNDLE WRITES HOME-q
dance last night at the Fire Hm,
Tokoneke home, “Red House." on the
old Farm. Road. 1
Mfg. Co, in Stamford. ‘ .
Wednesday making arrests
town for various violations of the mot- Church. Sunday services:
or vehicle laws. ‘
ms were arrested and crraizned be- H. Bedient will
forc Justice. John
five days at the Lake;
saw that there is still several feet of
snow on the ground there. and the ("jun preaclL
and Mohair-s, make u. dire . in
riding: undgthey lure returning .each.
day.
than... At. Pout Levoy i received a
“flbmufid cullithome
W
"run b-‘imt these brave one» are
«trier little stories '1 will 'tell’
grgxtzvelcome. The people are lone—
somm that.
The diary police had a dance-
nlgnuanel was right there. i
that
noon in mmmu'
Morn street by the gurden committee,
of the Boat Norwaik Improvement As- ,
eociation was a huge success and the
sale found ready customers and the
homemade products of the ladies were
sold out before the middle of
the cf-
temoon.‘ The proceedr; of the 3.22114 ..
' will be used to aid the school chil-
dren's gardens.
“his Emma Hoyt is visiting at Old
Point Comert, V8.
Noroton Heights people euJoyod u'
Miss Janet Lewis has oponed’ller
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grumman have
Miss Sereptu. Rexter is now employ-
I
Thomas Kerrlgan & Son of the No-
roton Heights auto delivery, have ada buy all n": “C
ded a new Buick car to their fleet. 3
Church of Christ."
Sunday School
o’clock. Topic for the T. C.
"Divine provision for men’s
caution -ot
need, the comin of the Hal t".
g y Still a ‘woliether member: of the parish .or
n - ,
mwonh League service at 6:45.
cull attendance is urged.
Evening service of singing. preach“
' or... by m; Rev.
'B. m 7330 p. m., evening prayer.
1, from Christ end St. our. policies
E. C. Ache-on, D. 0.:
All are invited to those urvicec
in; at 7:30. Subject "The Meaning otl day 0' “10 Ye" ‘0? Wm“ Wer-
‘Suffering in the Light of the War."
Annual meeting of the Met sto' Fir-t
wards for the New York District will South'Norwulk. Rev. r. 3. Jacobs, 5“” "‘00le
pastor. he. F‘. lrvlng Smith. ”in
Mrs. Wm. 15.;
I
be held on Tuesday next or. 10
returned to town. after having spent, o’clock in the chapel of the church.
the winter in Florida.
Thursday evening prayer cud
praise service at 7:45. He Gover-
nor's Proclamation with, mud. to
ed in the office of the Yale & M. the anow Loan '1" be m I»! u!
of the services
on Sunday.- Ilen-
bers of this congregation are urged to
lory Bonds possible.
East Avenue M. a Church. Rev.
Sergt. J, Met: McGraw. recently (“8* U. E. Marsland. pastor.
charged from the service. has been
visiting his parents on Leroy street.
Sci-gt. Philip Malloui. who has been
John J. Bartoes will be manager of
the Noroton Heights baseball team
lay at Harrison, N. Y. Jess Tompkins
has bcen elected ulsmnt manager. ‘
George Gelst, the \laln'uireet nan-U
ketimnu. is having his automobile l
overhauled. . '
Tile Slate police were again’busy:
in thin'
A number of ofleud-
H. Sellcck Wednes-
lzn' night. .
John P. Drummer, who closed his
town. after spending but
tyinred to
Mr. Bron-er
lake lu‘stm a ms of ice. so M Dov.
Sunday services are as follows;
10:30 morning worlhlp with ur-
mon by the pastor.
12 Sunday School and Men's Biblo
led
7:30 Evening worship cod sermon.
Tuesday, 8 p. m. The “not! meet-
ing and elt'ciion or officers of tho
Sunday School Board will be held
serving as instructor in the aviation Cluss.
service at Kelly Field in Texas, has
returned home with an honorable 03- by Miss Mildred l‘ovejoy- .
charge. ‘ ;
6:30 Epworth League service.
this season, which will open next sun. in the church Dul'lul‘. All members of
the Board are urged to attend, for
this meeting is extremely imporlnnk.
meet.
11 a. m. Morning womhfp. Sermon
6:30 p. ill. The Bpworth League de
votiomu meeting.’ 7
1:30 The evening service. The pus; -
cargregutlouni
int and choir director.
Stowe. orgmut.
Services for Sundcy morning. Ap-
ril 27. willbegtu ml? in 10:30.
o'clock. The subject. for the morning
sermon will In. "A' Test or discipline
ship.” Mrs. Smith will sing. The
Men‘s Club and Sunday School will:
meet at 11:45. There will be u
clues for every one. The Young Poo-
ple’s Society win moot Sundny av.
ning at 6:45. On Tuesday utter-noon
'the King‘s Duughteru and Son will
The Men's Assembl meets at
barber. shop. in the Taylor; Block last this hour. y .
week and went to Lakc.P.iacid to run
:1 shop there for the season but ro- by the pastor.
hold their annual meeting in the
South Nomlk Congregational.
Church. Dr. Charles Mar-Purine will
give the address He will speak on
"The Outlook for religion in France
and the good to all nations that is
coming out of the war." At the close
of service light refreshments will be
served. The public is invited to at-
tend.
On Thursday evening
lfly nodal will be held in the
E. l". MoGregor. Pb. 13.. pastor.
Mount-g lemon. or 10:39 wit-R
preaching by
“With Gludneu and-Singing." There
will be special uncle in recognition
of the lust BuMuy dune allergen,
Sunday School u.;nmn. ‘ .
O.- E. at 8:80. Topic: "Christianity
. pruyer and sermon at 10:80.
Confirmation oer-rice will be held at
_. .._.‘
unkemmmaeflugofly.
henna: Church tomrmw,
St. Paul's Church. at 4 9. III.
—.——-—.
uh. pastor.
hfflnltbour payer, 10 c. on.
till.
Gluten arm“
the regular:
1W6“ avenue—m
in. In.
I Christian ScMce subject, Apr-i
27:-—"Soul and Body."
_ Wednesday eveumg testimony meet-
The church is one. all day every : ing at 8 o'clock. To both these oer
vices the public is invited. A rend-
is maintained at ILe some
open each week day, boll!
from 1:30 to 4:30 p.;
,lug room
in charge.
Special
There will be one service only It
mingl
'nie’
Advent Christian Church, Van Zunt
and Hervey streets. Rev. 0. It. Too
)lornlugrpruyer and sermon. 10:30
Sunduy
service of this dim-ch luabeld it 11
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Wyn.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
51%: and: street. Phone 1182-5.
8000“ hand no“ uMyu on sale.
A...
APRIL 26. 1919
m HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY (‘0.
42 Water St.
inane 1215.5. 80, N01 w... c-
lugncto Parts, Starter 3).,
Generator Brushes
Oils end Greases
W Speedometer Pz.
' W and Karen
Auto gurus. Tires and Tr.
G. H. Hedenberlr. Pro:
i
i
. ”Wu—w.
a DAMN :m,,,.w8.m I..- .
l' ‘ .. orker'n meeting, AWE
ll ‘ 5“” m" ”Pm“ M ”3° " “W - ' *- “131%,;
AM“ First Methodist Episcopal minimum"- W“ I" “W“- ”W"- I" mm mam]: “5 p“ m‘. . SALE
" -. «West avenue. Rev. John J. emery. filmy-“17330“ am. How Comm-I» Inflek’ _ mm- “. Him”: Gown". “4 liuu' ~ 1
' um. - ' , - ~ . . ‘ ‘ Sum,
» ”Church service Sunday. April 21th. “Bi-fig?! My 8.33:. are» of MI"- W. 7-” I; It 5 homo-placenta, Drums, 1
”Punching at 10.30. 'l‘hcrne The p. n'b, LCWInlon 0' mm. . First Churchrot a“, 51 m M m from
THE PARLS“
Cloéuk ad Suifllouue I
33mm 3
The Solution Amy. in Washing-J
ton street, South Nonulx, Conn. Cup- And but
an and Mrs. C. 8. Phillips. olicers
Salvation Army Hall at ubove ud-g
drunonWeduuduy,Mund8at--
ur'dny evenings, at eight p. m.
Sunday» cor-vices at 3:30 and eight
t
1
33m“.
o’cluulc. 8-hour: School at 2:30 ev-,
my Sunday without fail.
cordhlly invited to send their chil-
dren to our Sabbath School if they
our-rd mother.
Pureuu are
l
‘ of Junk only
services on no in the ‘ telephone.
Rags Scab. ‘:
l
y
0
pm paternalism i
ifyoucendportalor
mum-mtg
..-.
David W. Italynllmtl ‘,
UNDERTAKER .'
run. “to. m: Mom. on ._
. n “VICTOR or. t
on use “It". uuuomc. i
J In addition to our Home
‘hmhfimmWatch Repair
Janina-good uusunl.
We sell Kryptok Glaser in
ubellfnruufor $8.50.
A. TABLOV
125 Wuhington 8t.
fir
mun. rerun;
—Try Account-wait Ale m
‘ I
No Mm Mover immam the near...
i-..
Street services on Wednesday!
Saturday and Sunday earnings at
7:15. weather permitting.
The public is heartily invited to
my or all of the meetingu in our hull.
We have Gospel food here for good
and bad. rich and poor. "Whoooever
will muy come."
om AND FDNERALB
Juttuu P. Hoyt.
Justus l-‘. Hoyt. forms rly of this city
the.” pastor. Suture! died at the. home of David Jenks, Bel .
aged fifty-on“
den llill. yesterday.
yearn. The funcral will be held at
the (-llupel in Luke View cemetery.
New Canaan. on Tuesday. Rev. Louis
B. Howell oiliciating./ He was a no
KEYSTONE AGENCY
mm 8- maroon, mu m runs
iii 1-2 M 3., Micah Ave, Norwalk.‘
Telephone connection 960.
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Tuesday evening at 7:45 the Class "“1 u" T°”°"""W“" “WE
Gram ‘ '
rien looked better to himthnnm led by H. I). Brunduge will meet.
beautiful lake Placid. - ‘-
ineal friend- of Rev. H. S. Crouuott.
hutch
motor ot- »tbo.,Dari.on M. E. c ,
about six year. 8&0. Will be internist
oluuswthnt utter-havim return-t
rank of aorgeunt. Rev. Mr. Clo-colt
the soldiers amgo‘ng- has nun-tuned. from the New York
East: Condor-once
Conference. when he will be the no
to the New York
“TEA-edema are certainly mfl-L- . , - .
lug thd pop l in F . soeintooe'Bev. [it 1. hrmwhainu
'1.qu in Paris for a day and visit:
ed n points of interest.
I V'- . to” .mt‘towmis my one but
’7: ‘ flat mun-n. although I have eerw
x “will” trimso far. but must
my“ to Germany, and my
r.
perk. bx whool' barrow. from
mmlmd: some ten or twelve
M. away.
,._1~-mto becadmired, but that. is
- audit-m they can rebuild. their
5
W
’ . “minim” “men by!
' ‘77.!er modem; The confirmation:
. - Jam will" be lield
: churflrnt'4 o'clock» in the afternoon
, immwm utthe homo.
“(b.seeu- greit' activity in the
{:16le They plow with oxenj
.or own and it surely is slow work.l
and flu these people are going to
live & the present is beyond me.
“Oh no men carrying cement,
the
Oh. boy, that is
- “murals milieu. go mic
be but one service at
Mull! :
' W‘ mourning. and.
in St. Paul's
Pal-t No. 2100'me Scouts was
also trguuforred
Conference; who was formerly pastor
of Che-oer. mu Church. Mount Vet-
nonv male. 0. John?“ rum to.
011018314. " “t" a g m Romany, 7:45 p. an. Healing of‘
Rev: school ll. Lawson. who went the cm“. Friendly.
.frour hefty-tom and moon
Hnddum in this am still remain in a}.
«.maw VIII. 86m 0! Win.
, mm no.3. Snvuge acting as
j" outfit-“lb. W. Wood ac lieuten—
Bc‘léu W0“ Fellows
to the New York
Weh- respective fields. where both are.
doing mm - [
moo Bauh- Jnue Hoyt died at the
home other Mother. Thaddeus Hoyt.
Barton: Thunder night. after a low
illness. Sire was born in m
eightyfliryeuru ago, her father bola.»
theate‘fiufuu Hoyt, and. with the en
ception'of sixteen yearn spent in (nu-
fornia; she speutIall of her-life in-Du-
rielr. She is survived by, two cistern.
Mrs. Rodgers of Brewster and“ Nina
Mir-y Hoyt of Darlen. and by two
brothers. Thaddeus Hoyt of Dortmund!»
Charles R; Hoyt of‘Grotmr. mermai- |
ardLBohnnmu« of Stanford iuhor’w
cousin. Mice-Hm ween mur-
me 03mm of the America: novel
lotion. Norwalk Chapter. and of thoui
Durien Cougregntional church and
Sunday School. The funeral service
will be held at her late midwee'SunU
day at 23301112. The service will be
conducted by Rev. Dr. Carter.
ONE-SEVENTH or
mAN 13‘ RAISED
WASHINGTON. April Iii—A little
h
“I; tire 0(1pr Colman and is survived
and two cistern.
‘ Thursday evening- -
priyer » meeting. .
Trinity Chara. m ‘c‘arcnd'u!
_ my the week Vbeginllx‘Ml’fl:
Flat Sunday after m. Rev. Eb
mar C. Pedrick,
10 a. at. Church sellout
11 at m. Mornlntmufl our-
II:'30 p. m. Evenimmd”
man.
Monday 1 and 7:30 p: n..W
Tuesday 2 p. m. sowing meeting of
the Woman‘s Guild:
\
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Choir rehear
'at 7:45 illi?‘
Thur-dzy, .
rock _ ‘ull
: ’ I! “ ‘wlf ‘
st. w.m-u¢encu column 03'
hr mot: near West'uvume. mm
L. Gama-motor. ‘
Sundaymer mater. Services will
1130:”!th m.“ 10:30:
m ittbo evening at 7730. At both
W~ the putter will-rm the
m inflerman. The meter rues-
!“ Chrilt‘ is His... will be the
layouts a both sermon. A cordial
lactation low-uteri“ to oil. per-
m the Lutherult of the alt!-
8-1.: School ant-3A Chm
abound .oome punctuauy and regular-
ly. out ahead also guard church oer-I
vino. with that m
Meeting of voting ‘xnemberu the
South Norwulk.Bnptilt Church. J. first Sunday in 3“!
Harrison Thompson. pastor.
Choir rehearsal “my evening.
10:30 a. n1. Morning worship with my”: Aid Society Tm‘mr-
lemon by the punter. Topic: The hm
Things We Stand For.
12. Bible Social session.
7:30 p. m. Evening worship open~
ing with a song service. The topic
tithe sermon will be. "Our Father."
- Tuesday evening the young women
ol’llra. Jennings's class will give a
pleasing and interesting entertain-
ment at the church.
Wednesday 7:20 p. m. Choir rehear-
church.
Friday. 7:45 p. n. Theuwull boa.
meeting of the, officers and teachers
a the Bible School at the climb.
Grace Church. The Rev. J. Benton
.VVerner. rector. Low Sunday.
The celebration of the Holy Com-
munion at 8 o’clock.‘ prayer
and continuation at 10:30.
' Parish Sunday School at noon.
Evening prayer and em
. tutti-l.- new W‘forxurttord more than “0.000.000 had been ‘ 7:30. At this service the Sons of St.
Watchman-making 1m
.mm Myer-crypt the,
= arguments Connecticut.
one“ and My oau mm 34.600.000.000 sought for the loan 1...! *‘““'
£13m ueeopecl'uuy requested
will take
About.
Kieth year will be elected.
“-mmmotrm
’ ' Down: cum
aunt-hut Mr 1; m.
utructlonu will go out
Loon workers to nuke unusual af-'
to make timid-initial mots.
. tawny. it.
seem”; minder ofthe
mot the Mptlon cunt
merchant ‘
'7 gingham-i
QWu arr-unit of boileror
boil-g.
"uh-cribed to the Victory Liberty
the Tran-try. -
run is aboutone-oeveuth of the,
to Liberty.
subscribers
in hoped to.,huve by the
' |
A: bk'llcmue in the subscription!
today by the;
' the pluhbers~and heat-l
Nome-mum't, get the
m... to complete your
George will be present in a body. and
and oflcinlly tabulated today by, the Rector will preach a sermon on?
the Patron Saint ot‘tln order.
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at people of the. Norwulke to pray to'
at the church. lira. Wain-lo
uud.Mn-Blkgermuu will m.
Young Rome's Society Tm
evening, at. the church. .
Rescue Mission. 27 Monroe street
Sunday; Soho]. 2 p. I.
com for all ages. The Lord ‘3
bleaulng our Sunday thool by uddlnl
new members. .
Prune and testimony meeting 3213‘
in.
Thursday, mid-weekumooting of lbw “We em tol I” " "h nun m.
umber of visitor. from life Damn
Church, , Newark. New
York and Stanford. We are looking
(orwurd for" a grout out-pom. 0&-
W’a holy Spirit and n time of m.
flushing and sputum uplift. .
it is the soul limo! this mission to;
lift up hour and preach the MINI
mspel of .1qu Christ.
We ear-nest” m the Christian
the conversion of'preclous souls.
Evening servhe. 8. p.
Meetings Way.
In.
Friday and
Saturday evening. '
rammed-mm” ,, ' ‘ i‘nWB‘h-rm pave;
dahvemdaww :1;th ' m," hum out. - ' .
sum 'I
Funeral of Mrs. Cram. ' .
$0me of Mrs. Lydia A. Cram.
,, “at home ofberisod. Dr.
floor. I. Can. 85’qu street, yes-
torduy. will be held from the home of
norm. Mn. Hubert E. Bishop.
a nu Ivonne. Monday utter-noon at
2:9 M Rev. E: m Werner
aloha“.
Hosanna. ”HIT
"'1 ED “09.10
It buflti Won. that Mrs.
George?! 39th. We 1' the Corn j
ml.- the recent Hoopla! benefit
at the Place and Regent Centre. or!
normal thut hire. Hewetton. the trees
wt. & jun no“ u check for nine
hundred and nine donuts and ten
ten cords to Mrs. Vet“ treasurer-
of the ladies' visiting Form! of the bee
plat; This wuu the sun that accrued
from the movies after oil expenncz.
were paid. The hire of film. consti-
tuted the Inuin item as the udded film,
tax of April first we: met very kindly
by Ir. Collins and Mr. Kantor, in ad-
dition to their gift of the use of their
houses. The state eliminated the In
ternul revenue tn on individual lick
etc for the nuke of the Norwulk has
pltul. This would have amounted to
two-nil: the. cents a. ticket and was
u gent help.
The ton! of over. ni- huudrod. dol-
‘leIWM'fi it is
remembered that tickets well: only
twenty and twentydive m...“
no mere-Inked for. only us-
uistunce- or m other burly.
tickets.
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Vl'cdncsday. 2 p. m. The regular c 1" «Every 'member 0‘ “1° 0“" 1‘4"-
meetimz of the Ladies‘ Aid Sock", 8m “ lnvrted to b“ ”M J...” H. Foufi,’ , ‘ """“ ’ ' "5‘" .
Thursday, 7:45 D. in. Prayer mm... The music program for South! Jun“ ll Footer it‘d l 't mu" ”z -—
ing with pastor ln charge. moratori- a follow: . ‘ ' t t as ’ ‘ m"
, Preluio—Jluy Morn . ....... Spence at his home. 39 Pine nth-rt. second (lit-I IQB m sums
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Anthem Awake T " Sloan-t trio! "- the 3!? 0' 7'3 "'35- The fun-- w . ‘h .
saé;"'i&'b;;~_h”' """ a, ”fl” cm will take place from the Grace ,° “‘3‘ " 0" ~"°" mam
9 8‘ m. The Class in charge of F. 1,0.“me Vino:- .3}... Moe-r Biotin Church tomorrow afternoon 3!. sums in strips for the front .
meet in class room ‘ ' """ m (Yuk; back of “9‘ m. I‘m )
‘No. l. . ' price from 55¢ per y-I up in
10 a. m. The Sunday School mu “m Cmmmw Church-v ”1 .I 32.25. We are also showing an
the recent patterns in snla‘.‘
and large min: for every monl
upstairs-ad down. it tout, we
outfit your floors “‘0” to
bottom. to your entire-m-
tlon. Call and inspect our largo
'offeringc. l‘ .
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have, the boiler you want.
Baruhrun' miter of? 00m cantor!
-n m rune-nut: yup-m. we!
It’s tllci
; Heat.
overt“: redo so Maze
‘5‘ ' ’7”, 1’15..." , 8*-
It’s m0 lu—wm Coun-
ty. A repmeutudvu will gladly call
at you-moat: hurt I mm
mm” ’Wv.
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Never-before“ thcre'been such a div
Iiitlu tflcumundiuu we will have this
Swing. thbnchdum
our profits as on this first” showinrof
Surinz’rmls for the “Early Birds.”
“incline whileourlirwis copulate on
every item. If you only wunt’toudfi a
uhocoutwmor if youzwuntzu fullnuuio-
Medians NOW—wears ready to
menu. Here are u
of whence are oiferinr.
and‘ amateurs
will wonder
at our oriecs
on ~thrill: of
snobtouulity.
few trimmings
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