w ransom aoawnx
f 3,, 3' .‘III—
mon subject: “The Prayer of a nglit‘
cons man." Sunday school session
will be held at ll:3u a. m. Devotion-
al meeting: of the Epwm-th League will
be held at 6:45 p.311. Sunday evening
A service of worship at Sermon
- theme: “A Fit Man."
.. . ., _ ing at 7:45 allusincss meeting of the
'5‘? 3:30‘2:ngizdlsdciioldlh‘gsmihe?ézEpworthdmague will be ‘held in the
chapel Thursday evening. the prayer
““3; .I‘ual party Thursday at 3:45 in Com-l .
”-unity Hall under the. auspices 0g meeting will be held as usual at 7:43.
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Monday even-
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in. East Norwalk improvement 3850- Topic for the meeting. "Christ. the
action. Mrs. George E. Thornp'son,lvrme Vine."
-wident of -ihe association. welcomed
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“0 little gardeners and plezised uiem
y 3.1! with words of praise and encour-
. “went.
, Each child was presented with a sil-
yer piece, and chairman and commit-
- he awarded the prizes. -
A special prize of 81.50. offered for
ctian. won by Charles Havens.
. non Hendrick; Franklin Newman.
$1 offered for seven best gardens.
vent to Bertha Voorhees. lrma Avery”
.Ilcl Bennett. Genevieve Perry. tRob-i
‘ BARIEN
Miss I’aulin Crain has left town to
.resume her studies at the Northfield
1 Seminary.
John Dugdale has started on the
framework of his new house on Chest~
~Nn8 Avey. \Villis Gherinan. Alvm.
ms. 'nut street. Noroton Heights.
Second prize. Vincent Mott. 75'
WP. I MR. ‘1'. l. Lowndes of Maple ave-
' . . '0 l ll . G ' . . .
I :g‘rigblrgisfogfnilsflgwgr; “fizgfmun returned last night from a visit
Thomas vl-‘e'sta. H_erman Risolo. ’ {with “9"“le at 355‘“.
On leaving the, hall each child was:
given a bag of peanuts and a lolly pool the. 10111.? people Of the Netbtd'sl
’yTzzdczng‘itéce'gaskwoflrlkc: uglirinchhui-ch are. planning for a play to be
l't have] helged afnd malice 11:18:92: given shoitly. under the direction or
that the season has been of great ben- the Ladle". Am’SOCie‘y‘ .'
at to all concerned.
‘
b
COMMITTEE. Two or thiee members of the. State
‘ motorcycle police were ln (own again
J” 1" l‘ionr- has purchased the Dr" yesterday. looking for traffic-law vio-
Morgan ”Swine on East avenue. ilators, b“! found little to do.
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llari‘y Lovmdcs, formerly of
town. who has lived at Newport, R. 1..
visited his parents,
l.
The Stcv-ins family. of the BMW»: this
Point ('oionv, have left for New YJrk
'where they will spend the winter. {for smciiii )‘t-ill‘s.
:.\li~. ind Mrs. ‘.'.:.
Wni‘d Pilli'lel’ has removed from Ro- :i)\cnue yesterday.
wan street t-: Ann street in the sec ni'l
dipliict.
[Minutes of .‘li..lc
Jm- tiliziinm‘i. onv of thn
l r
employed on the new Tokeneke road.
work then
Clementine Collins and family. of
Long Island. have taken up their ir.si~
doneeuon the East Side. iii: lllt ankle and t..‘..siri;'.
was liu.t .1 “WV days ago. when some
l'il..‘s ul ('r ' .t iit i'ol‘. in his ‘wz. {tartar-
oilier injur
- ics.
John 13055011. of Fort strevt, has tic-
acptcd a posiioii with the Ains-rium
Hat Company in South Norwalk.
li.;l issii' (l
Sliuuuhtit‘s-
Postmaster Fred Smith
a challenge to Martin P.
,, ~___ my. tdtll man to organize a hasehztll
Rcv Tl Winds l-‘cltiiiun. of “Vite i‘iiti
will speak at the morning (illtl.“\'- iiu:
nine from iiicm'nrs of the llarivn l-‘xic
(‘omi'tny and ll‘“ teams
play .1 : tizw', proceed.s for the f‘U'li-
compel En:
sci-v cnsr l'l the Avln "it ("lr‘XI .ill 1., ,
ebullli lt'll..tl'l'(iW. Kalil)”: Li'llf'fll.
Mr. and l as. l’.-t>.t it l‘rltluil'} law). I‘lit» net amount I‘I'Hllll'tl by the .\n:
m? x. ‘ .»2- i ‘v in « ‘ ~ '
return _ iv '.. .‘. home in >1 .1.‘..i Cum lit-13mm.- i-;..a Legiarinitm m :'s
drill Hill" bi "Ii'lin'; ‘iiv :ill..'ll ; ml 1‘ t'.i.!"i\'lll '.'.'.‘.~' $33.17. ‘x‘Ji’li :iiis' ll'i':
. e, '. . . »
1mm in R”. .r .it‘ltl. _.,.)}~ RM”! to PM" Sly-W I.“ ”3. 1_.
_ “"" limit; ;.. (1' llr‘. T'w‘.’ t'\‘"n ti ill~tl Y1)
lll‘. an»! All? .7," 1.;9, Ilf _\’. \v \',wi“ anti.) ‘ ‘
v‘ . ,. t . .1 . . . v
. .. :"w .H‘ I!" nah till I it]. llil‘ltiill: '1i‘i
recziiti). imal z..—'~s‘. it. Jun. iifll ,intlt , . ,
. 3 , . y t.) illwilll ;. martin-.2 plant.
on t. ‘. t-it- .l'vl 123;..1 . it, :i up iii '.
v ‘l .. - -. . . .._. 7 . . . .
em“ “C" H ' H iii ~1-i7 3 1 ill“ lllllilllllllt - oi urin-
. "' ii't‘lii‘ws. l'lil'l- n . mic tin lll)’. ins“ :Iiti
Rl'\'ll- ills :trt - i i- 't lid"- :1 p- :v | . , I H . . .
imp 1w. “.iw lull-Y. . -, 'lxui :::i a
chul- ~.\‘ the l;~'-’!ll. n.‘ 7!“ ‘. . .
. . , ‘ , t.i\.;i rt :,~ iiiiy llt‘ll].l.'. l‘.- 'v stc. :‘. ‘. l‘i.
count :I lii- ,1 l.“ ~- - .ti - .. . . . . .-
. _ tit.\\';:;'<l :ptntit 5.. izmii oi Altlit .1 .-;ii"ii
Slllll‘.‘ ":is "illn‘r‘wl ‘n ‘.. 'il 9. l: . . .
. icm 't'rtl mi» t'uiii llrrir, .\. ll.. and
to (-gll rum :1 .v .~ :1' ll;l~ :r ill", . ‘ .. . . .
Mr . .‘llllllt‘ltl on. ti‘t-aii \-~;.,:iii;i.
The ennui-.1 ill Mn; (.9' . s‘ m ..- ‘ """ —
. . t . .. _ . ’l‘..‘“l‘.* ()t‘i‘iw. \'. lit lzi'rl :i sit!» m..-
fK'llL‘l‘i (i it o‘ _'\4:\‘t it; t 'l' ' =‘l I". . , . . ..
. . , . . uniurm 21.1.. “ma. Zill'l :i'limz.vi : ~.
“ill 00 l‘v-(l at :m- this: li' lt‘.‘ ll' . .
. . term (is cmhmnle- \vvll not run out vin-
week pruyur ni- . tin: mi 13m“: r-V . . . ..
- , . .. . . l=lillwr1r~ . .attimi llllr lull. lm l‘i'E.‘
:nmlzt (.1 l‘.- .\'t Wu ti tilln »~;~ lvi' ttir , _ .. .
. . .. . Livi ll up ltl- tiaiiiv duti~ s as onv of 'i.t'
ensuing _\tal \I'zzl lw it‘ll!“ v1. , . . . .
.ti.i‘lit tiltLt t-is. (1).“:lit do (.miiLt‘
. . . . liziiit'r- v"‘l (on'intiv to i't'filll‘llr‘ triil't'it‘
Edward Bt‘itnt‘..::»‘«, oi lazisi .\ri'vru;l;. _ _" 3 . ‘ , ‘
' . . . . , . iiiifil .\oxg l. possiltl} until 'llziiiirr
_ has l‘9Sl‘lePtl his~ llfi‘lIltlll \iitii 1‘ ll , 3
. .. . _ \. ,.," gum: th'
)u‘ulitt rial, \(llllpUI'lV, upper _ ”rt-xvi. ,
' t; . ' 'V' ;\ 'i * Vi. . ‘: .
3.21.1 li.i .laittt. wow i. l.v ( . (‘0 lit-“dents a” 'he t(i"n ll2i\t‘ l-ociii:
tu~‘- 'r .n ,u ‘7‘: .l‘..: _
eltc '( ”Em ”d“ (' tht \e“ ‘I"“ ‘ their annt..tl—-und fully \varianted—
crumble .rztzinst the ('oiintt'ticut (”ovu-
lllft‘ll its schedule (in
railroad gonigmuy.
. ,, puny. which (lie.
IKE-.1 people
Mcmlav to the usual winter time of a
car only onto evci'v forty minutes. As
thr- New Haven train service is only.
Among 'llt‘ who hl *1
changed Hit-ii
last few days are: Mr. and Mrs. liovllll
from Oslioi'i e, awnuc
it-itlcnve within :1
to Drool-"git. 3 .
worse under Government control. the
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“the. How family from South Norsvlak . _ ‘ 3' ;
Ie the Randal block on Van Zazit DullllC has no alternative I
Etrcet. Mrs. r:ulirielson from East .l'w‘y .
, . _ ‘ The plans for \V. B. Beckiey s new
mne to 1“. \rn Zant street. and Mvs. ' .
. . 3 . bungalows on the former 'MacAllistei‘i
and His. hr tto from south l\or»..ilk l
. ,tract, on the upper Post. Road, 03-“
to Fitch street. , , .
' ’for fivwroom louse-s. With the oppor-
RnWAle-HN ,tunity of t'irishing two additional
rooms 'in the attic. So great i! the de-l
4' Charles Barker. former Supt of T0-
ma‘nd for 11mm». that real estate men;
:from Norwalk and Stamford. and even
as far as Pott Chester. are interesting:
teneke Corporation. who has just rc- clients in those houses, and all will‘
. darned from 1M. c. A. work in France probably be bought before they wt
was a visitor in town, Tuesday. lcompleted.
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Rural Carrier Ben. H. Raymond 01'
the local pt st-office expects to sperg‘;
the week-end in Dayton. 0., attending:
3 carriers' convention. The mailman,
are endeavoring to persuade l'ncle;
Sam to increase their salaries. ’Few
people realize that the rural carriers
only got 31.5." :1 year from the :ct L‘ln-l
ment and must provide for their ownf
conveyances. with fodder for horses}
'or gasoline for the cars. Nearly all,1
l are obliged to have a “side line." Bome i
the I
’ Work on the concrete road is pro?
gressing very rapidly and autoists will
file pleased to be able to travel In er it
«Curing the summer months of next
‘mson. 'file road will. hOWever. be
' - fly for winter traffic. This highway
‘1!!! furnish a shorter route to Roton
rant and it, is surely expected that
the greatest amount of traffic from the
W. t Road to the Point from Dtrien
ill come over this road.
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At the Rowayton Baptist church serve on the trolley lines curing
uk S. Clark, pastor, Sunday morn- evening rush.
service is held at 10:30. The sub-'
of service will be “The ’Whiten-
, Additional telephones have recently
' Barvcat." boning service is held been installed at t‘i'i‘e Darien depot. so
M 1:30. no subject of the mon‘ihat five 31’ enow available. It 13.1
l h the second in the series on however. exasperating to the public,
at— 13-33 Return. will be “Jesus inn: the numbei ls—37—ia only listed
m Again. and the finder the Vi'estem Union Telegraph
mu aervlcea are 1pc,;co._.in‘the,fphone book, and if one
Qty)»: (3. E. meetlni'at looks for eithe:
5‘:
‘ton \Vatcr Company fulfils its obliga-
' the
Adam: Express, Amer-l
~ at... — 5a ., . -. ~ r‘t ~ ..
" Howaylon Slelfimgl ci'iurc sen-TC. b'é’Wln var—“E only number
ices. George A. Baird, pastor. Sun- for the utter 1+ that of the my station.
day morning worship at 10:30. Ser- to which no rtsponso la made by 3h.
employees of the road maps, with
the the 'pboneo. each of these names
may hereafter be listed and thus save
the public and the telephone operators»
much bother.
The final meeting of the Board c‘fé
Finance to paSs on the hudgct 'o: the;
ensuing year. was held Tuesday qvcti-l
ins: and the total appropriations are;
$128.!‘il2123. a tax’ rate of 17 3—4 miils‘t
our the grand list of 87.234374. The;
failur-> of the Noroton \Vater (‘0. to'
give good service to the. town came.
in for criticism and the board request?
Ml the representatives of the company;
to appear before them Tuesday nigh'.’
Mr. Watson was to appear. but (lidl
not. and Supt. Mead and the counsel,
for the company appeared and made a:
:“at' me?“ The Hoard of Finance war
not satisfied and appropriated “000
onlv for new hydrants. of the $3,450
asked. puting the rest in the conti-
gent fund. until such “they the Noro-l
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SPECIAL MEETING 0F 3
SCHOOL BOARD WAS
SPDDENLY CALLED
(Continued from Page One).
who gave his promise
not to oppose the application of the
Board of Education to the Board of
Apportionment for the necessary
funds. and to call a special meeting of
latter board on the night after
election. so that there could be no pos—
sible charge ol :1 political nature.
it was shown that on Tuesday. Sept.
16th. 190 High 5(‘l1\)l pupils. or about
one-half of the total registration. Were
vnrollotl in the commercial depart-
ment. for which there was a total of
just thirty typewriters. of which one-
third “on“ out of repair. '
After a long discusnion. it was voted
to order fifteen new Royal machines.
of the latest models. for which a liki-
number of old Monarchs would llt‘
lllktn in part Dit\lllt-‘nl, and also six
in \v lit-ininztons of the some type as
lll()\'v already” in ust‘.
A number or additional machines
arr lll'lll ruin-t Iy ll“l'(lHl and an appli-
rution “ill proliuhlv bl’ made for them
at the regular mu ting of the board in
hell Ibt‘r.
Mayor Donovan.
‘
FIGHT OF THE ‘
STEEL MEN HAS
NOVVCOMMENCED‘
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'l‘l‘v Allltglinn‘: and VCR-t Penn Steel
fvllllh. at litmjkrnridgc, suspended on
l’llillviIS ..2 :~ o'clock this llilllnlnL. in
will r :i-»- will men an oppor-
lrlltJj- in hold a llll‘lllnli and coiisid -r
"I“ llll‘vlzillllllfi' ttl' \talkina out Mon-
ilir), :itt‘ttztlhzz to Harry E. Sheldon,
Iii‘tt-ltlt‘l'll I~' iii: \llv glit'iiy Sll'll I'Hm~
xmtiy. Hilll .l'ill..ii lliirdick, \‘ico-picsi-
l" Vat nl Llw \\'. sl [N 711 Sui-l t‘nmpan).
i'I Nix.
'l'lA-ss 7ill!l*~ t‘lllllltl) iiniiiiztlly Slum m
6 mm men.
'l‘iii- l'll2‘-ltlll‘.:ll Stul t‘iiiiipniiy. :it
Mun-ts: .I v. l> (ll :.-.1 I\I'\ll‘rd.l} :iirrr
.‘mn liltll. mostly lIll'tl‘JlN‘l“. “Iilltml
.itmiitlin;, :ii tut-n ivnplwv-
was civt ll tiw
all His (~l Emili-
tiul ll: 1 .l'l'
ml ill! 3- lt:i‘r?:"io'.‘
’3 ml Hillbilly, . ialit
it it
mt \~.'|‘.'t’. its other men wtxrc doinz. or
quitting. l'ptzii his «lion-sin: l‘l" l;illt".‘
('lllll'.‘l' it i~ "lltl. ”iv 3.: I r-iiiploics lul-
liiv‘ d :~lll.’. .\((‘lH‘lllZl,L'. to :i Silllt‘l‘tll‘
ll'lll.‘l‘l'l r, i‘;:t~ plant, however. the mill
cloud ou'in; to lurk oi orders.
lltllttl’ls liirit llll‘ l'llllt‘ll State‘s Stwl
t‘oi'poi.itioii would shut down its
piiitts in thw l‘Lttshiircli district un-
lt‘rs‘ ll‘ml‘t‘ was a 100 per cent, loyiiltv
shown by the workers were denied to-
(in): :it the offices of the Carnegie
Sitel t‘ouipaiiy, a subsidiary. The
plants “ill operntv its long as 'mvn rc-
purt for work. it was said. ;
$12,006 FIRE DAMAGE E
IN NEW HAVEN GARAGE .
NEW HAVi-;.'. Sept. 20.——Fire in a
commercial garage in Grand avenue
today. with an explosion of gasoline‘
did “2.000 or morc damage. Fire‘
Marshal Perkins later said: This fire
came about by smoking in a place
where fire danger is great. Only a
mental roof prevented a very serious
condition.
Louis Schablein owned the place
and the cigarette smoker. an employe:
while cementing a tire, dropper! a
lighted match into benzine fumes.
D ON ’fT‘
important diges
bowels, liver and
.
of self-poisoning.
"evening. The Women's Foreign
, saviour and to whosoever will
”$.30 p. m.. evening: worship.
of the Sunday
think that because
'stornach can digst
against indigestion. The most
two wo
kidneys. Unless those are
active and work in harmony,
BEECH-’5
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
West. avenue. Rev. John J- Snavely.
pastor—Sunday services at 10:30 Sep-
tember let. Sermon theme. “1““:
Ways of Knowing Men and Christ.
Sunday school at 12 o'clock. All are
invited to attend the attractive service.
The T. C. B. Class will meet at the
same hour. The class is growin8~ new
members being added. You will be a
welcor.m gut-«i 6-4: prnrth lemme
devotional meeting. 7:30. singing and
preaching. Theme. “The Secret of 8
Gmt Life". There will be a meeting
of the church on Monday "“311an at
8 o'clock for the election of trustee!!-
Three truflees are to be elected for
one year. Lhrc trustee for 1W0 years
and three trustees for three years. The
polls will be open from S to 9 o'clock.
All members of the church of voting
age are entitled to vote on Tuesday
Mia
siooary Society will met at the pur—
soaaxe. 22 West avenue. All not»
her! of the society are urged to be
present. The mid-week service will
be held on Thursday evenhx at 7:45.
The subject for discussion will be the
Fifteenth Psalm —"'l‘be Qualifications.
This has been dea-
of a Worshlpcr.“
MGIIL
lgnated especially as men's
though men and women. eve
are Invited. The fall District meeting
of the New York District will be held
on Friday at Greenwich with a morn—
ing session at 10:30 and an atfernoon.
The Men's Christ-l
session at 2 o'clock.
ian Industrial League will hold
first regular meeting for lite fall in
the church on Friday evening at .\
o‘clock. is will be a get together
its
meeting when the woxk for the fall‘
and wintcr iii planned and when re-‘
freshmcnts and a .mcial time will he
cnjoyed together. The church chorus
will reehiirse this evening at 7:30
the church. This church is
Strangers) Sabbath Home“ and to all
who inoum and need comfort— to all
who are tired and need rest to all
who are frlentllcss and want frll‘lHl
ship—40 all who are lune-ly and want'
to all who are homr-
companionship
sheltering love» to all
less and want
fwho pray and to all who do lint hu'
lll‘l'tl
. opens
wide the doors and makes fru- a place.
and in the name of Josiis. The Lord.
says 'VVelt-ome."
ought <t() all who sin and
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East Avenue Mrtln list Egy'scop‘vl‘
church. Rev. "exile“. -‘l-l. Mnrsland.
prislnr: -At lllT.lll..'l. m’i. the plismr will
prvuch on: "\\'ho‘-a Asleep?" “The
same hour the kindo rgartcii moon! on»
llt i' the leadership of Miss Lillian Ft r
all
:iison. Sunday school. including
cradt's: .‘lt-n‘s and "Women's nllJll'
class‘s. incl-ts :H l'.’ nvl‘lli‘tn. .\t 8.1M
ll m.. Miss (‘l'ira lidniunol loads the
l-Ip\\‘nilh l.t:i;1-- Inwtlm: Topic"
“Thi- Great t'rmiywinimi" Evening
worsh‘p :it 72‘.“ n‘rlvu it <uii: so-rviru
and :wrmon. 'l‘li. ;':-l w utll s;i+..1
on “How Mon .\iii.-t lt~~ Savr'il me
sin."
Tuesday night the l—lpivorth l.€a<:.i~
lintl “union‘s l-‘oi't-iuii Missionary 5w
(‘ll‘lf will st t'vr- :l stipp>r in tin l0'k"‘l“
room lim'. H if. Vl‘ilsun. a. lili'ttlvl‘
pastor. “ill RlVP it lili'o lillli on the
l‘ol'iiiibus .Vlissioiiuiy n-lnhrasimi.
Tickets. ilr'ic, Tiiiir. T tit luck.
l’iuyt‘r nimtin: on ’l‘l‘lllrll.~}’ night
at 7:45.
liniscrmal
liiinl:lcr.
The Norwnlk Methodist
church. Albert E. Boebc.
Sunday services: 9 3.. pi. Mr. Dedi-
tnt's class meeting. 1". Sunday
school. ll. morning. worship. sermon
by Ln: llaVid Downey. 6:30 p. in.. Ep-
worth League. laeadcr. Mrs. Conley.
Dr. Mac-
Greszor will preach.
Tuesday evening. at 7:45. Min Brun~
d' ’3 class.
Thrusday evening. at 7:43. prayer
meeting, With Dr. MacGregor in.
charge. 3
First Congregational church
South Norwalk. Rev.
minister: Mrs. I". irving Smith. solo-
ist; Archibald Merriam. organist.—--
Services for Sunday. Sept. 21. will be-
gin promptly at 10:30 o'clock. Mr.
Jacobs will preach. Mrs. Smith will
sing. The Sunday school will meet at
11:45. This will be the first meeting
school since vacation
.
yom’
food.
rk is done by the
you arcin danger
"News of the
‘ hurches 7
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rybody.l
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"Th“.l sen-.co of this church is held at 11
(I .
of-
F. H. Jacobs.
I class study. Sunday. 3 a in: "The in-
M
ant that every!
and it is very import ’ 3
her and officer1
member and every tear
be present. _
The district chairmen of the Wo-
man‘s Association are asked to meet.
Frank Bradbury. .
”surly after-i
-at the home of 11's.
542 Bayvicw avenue.
Inoon at three o'clock. l
On “'ednesday evening at 7:45 there
will be a meeting for the district work- .
Ears. officers and teachers of the Son-
'day School Association. Mr. Wooden.
istate secretary. and Mia. Clarke. of
'Hartford. will be present. It is hoped
Ethat every Sunday school of this dis—
ltrict will be represented by its com-
Eplete corps of teachers and oflicers.
l The music program for Sunday
Emomins is as follows:
“Nocturnettc”. . . . D'Evsy
0ffertory—-»"Andante" . . .. . . .Wilson
'Solol“l.ike as the Heart". . . .Allitaen
' Post rude—“Allegro Pol-polo in U” 3
............ Chas. Vincent
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First Congregational church, NoiV
,walk, Rev. E. F. McGregor, Pb. ll..
Epastor.-—)lornlag service at 10:30.
'with preachilla by the pastor. Sub
ject: “m Again." Sunday school
at 12 o'clock. *
In the evening the pastor will
Norwalk Methodist
d, on Thuraday, lead the
be absence of Rev.
prayer meeting in t
Beebe. l
Tuesday the Ministeriag Circle will»
‘meet with Ilsa Sarah Lewis, Lewis‘
street. l
l Sunday. Sept. 28th. the Christian'
Endeavor Society will hold its first
meeting of the season in the parish
house.
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First Church at Christ Scientist. 5'.
West avenuc.— The regular Sunday
fl m
(‘hristizin Science. subject. Sunday
Sv-ptcniber 21: "Matter." i
\\ wiucsua) evcnmg testimony meet .
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these sect:
vicos the public is invited. A read
mg room is maintained at the samr
faddress. open each week day, holl :
days excv ptcd. from 12 to 4:30 p. m
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.‘ill‘tnl christian church. Van 2am
and llarvcy sit-vets, Bast Not'walk.
lie-v. H, fil. Tteple. pastorr—Halthour
of player. 10 a. in. Morning scrnwn.
lit:..o a. m. Sunday school. 12 m. Jain,
.m- Loyal Wo'rkenlt‘ nit-Ming. 11130 n. in.
Loyal \\'urkers' melting. 6:15 p. in.
aiming St'llllllll. 7:30 p. m. lit v.
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3pm at l; morning: and evening.
“ldwt't't‘k prayer and tostimony
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Music at St. Paul's. Sunday Evening.
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huult. .e school a? 12 noon. Regu-
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lng at 7:45. Regular monthly bush
llt-‘ea 2.1mm”; oi m.- caurcu after pray-
Pl‘ hl‘li C .
It: scum Mission. 27 Monroe street—v
Sunday school. ‘2. p. in. 3:15 p. in.
piiiise and testimony meeting.
Mrs. 12mm Whitteam. founder of
eighty "Doors of Hope." homes for
fallen girls. will tell of the convension
of "Delia. the Blue-bird ot Mulberry
Bend."
Don‘t fail to hear Mrs. Whittemore.
as she is a speaker of national repu-
tation. I
3 Trinity church calendar for the
week beginning Sept. 21. Rev. Adel-
bert Chapmain. officiating (14th Sun
day after Trinity).——1tl a. m.. church
school. 11 a. m.. morning prayer and
sermon. ‘7230 p. 31., evening prayer
and sermon. i
Thursday. 7:45 1). IL, choir rchears-.
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Associated Bible Studentar—Regiilar
coming use in the lingo.) of God and
His Christ. long prayed for Ivy Christ-
endom.” 4:05 p. 3).: "The Hebrew
Tabernacle in I'ildeaaeu—a type
and shadow of better things to come:
Happiness, life and liberty on the
tearth throughout all eternity.”
Anyone interested l nthe golde
are welcome. _
n age:
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the original the being $25.00, bnr'
softened his heart andI
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coats,
Judge Candee
SATURDAY. SEPT. 20. .1519
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