lumber: oi the Mower Book a
" :- Company will hold their roan.
meeting next Solids):
Amman; 01;:qu
“whowastobetheprm e:
dream-vices in the Advent Christtan
climb. tomorrow. but wired the oth-
wiboarrl that he will be unable- to
toe, the encasement.
.h bo'herotllcinte .at n tn
winch-cannot be postponed. He will
1 speak in the local church at some later
date.
Balm, Brewster. tomorrow utter-
noon u 3 o'clock, will trench an
conduct the. service of dedication in
the Christ Episcopal church. At that
time the pulpit to the memory of Rev.
. Talislerro F. Cue-key, I). D.._ former
rector of the parish will be dedicated.
-' ’fiev'. F. H. Miller, Larchmont, will
ofllciete-nt the 10:30 o'clock service
tomorrow morning.
The supper held last night in Christ
‘EW‘H church. under the ioit‘lt nuna
considering weather concifinnc.
attendance was larre. and the two long
tables in use were heavily laden with
many varieties of choice inwlctuffs.
Mrs. Arthur Morehonae and Mrs. An
thur Carr were in charge of one table,
andddrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. Frans
Sturtevaut in charge of the other. They
Were ase‘stcd by members of the St.
Agnes ($qu in serving.
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* Miss Helen V. Savage 0! the Con-
necticut Light 8: Power Company,
Wall street. is ill at her home in no-
waybon.
All hands at the Wilson ‘I’olnt yard
of the U. 8. Shipping hoard, rrom
Resident Superintendent Brown down
turned to and shoveled snow Thurs-
day‘and yesterday inorning. Dock
andVyurd were thoroughly cleaned by
noon and then for the most part, the
plant shut down for the day.
_ Only the principal, M153 Daisy
Scuddor, and three of the pupils ap-
peared at the Brooksi'le school, yes-
terday morning. awur: to Hm severe
‘ ' storm. The quartet renminctl until
noon, when the when? was dismissed
for the day in keeping with the other
uchdolsot the ciU.
The attention of the street depart-
mem should be called to the (act that
thqoewer for carrying away the eur-
* flames water at the corner at Rmvavrun
1_ , avenue and McKinley street is
j; stopped up and, in consequence the
corner is a pond muting ailgliting
from the cars a problem of how not
, . to get your feet wet
. Contain J. A. Judge. formerly of the
_U. a. museum tomes in Italy,
-; will spook st the Rowsvton Bonnet
Church on Sunday morning at 10:30.
on “Searching for Treasures.~ At tne
5 11111., vasner service pastor Frank
Clerk will speak on "Was Abraham :1
Christian?" Bille school at neon.
Chi-lrtlan' Endeavor Service at 4:30
o'clock.
4. The hull of the oil barge.
.’ broke from its tow and landed on Yel-
: low rock, between Wilson's point and
.-Pllot island. in I severe storm three
' oaks ago, went to see. again Thurs-
darnoen. The extreme high tide,
km billet submerged the Wilson
routdock carried the boat trom’lla
roar; berth and it started for the
‘Sauudvhemthe northeast gale. The
Wis full of water and scarcely
. shared a foot of frecboard above,tlie
ice “that surrounded it. The oil has
hem removed for the most part and it
_is not thought that. the hull is worth
saving, although it will, prove a
- Hum menace to navigators if allow-
ed .to float into the Sound.
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1.9 Board at Relief has been
.bus’hess seeison at the town hall
(finance Beers or the Upper Parish
7 mused soother our.
, Samuel B. Fancher is reported as
W st lab home on .Broud
ctr-st.
Bridgeport friends hm been visit-
or: with Town Clerk and Mrs. hr-
t‘hw Bradley oz Net-wood firms.
or cream Yumm- witn his
in
3.8160. V ‘ -
' lug-hunk Woke-In at
Rev. Armstrong.
metal service. ‘
pica. of the \Voman'a Auxil’ary an ;
Strikznes Guild was very succesziul, ;.
he ,
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which ‘
' storing of a. veteran infield that crack-
m Implants” Andrews of. the
have banquets or no
and is Tom
sunnngsstreeta made impassable D?
the drifting snow. ‘Wednesday night
ad Thurcduy, have been; opened and.
trifle resumed. Somerrecidems an
sort that they distinctly heard the
groundhog laughing several timeslnu
Thursday. ,
u
mum ' and-Mew *1 _
, ' , ‘ o? "Punt; m.: florid; lit. and
.- Ilrs. Ralph S. Gregory are now so
i
Milli-ZN
Miss Kathleen Mulveney. aopmo
soloist of the Noroton Presbyterian
church. Burial was
Community Sing, will sing at the meet-
ing of the Greenwich Young Women’s i
Christian Association on the evening {League meeting
lthird chapter‘on
of Washington‘s birthday.
CHANGE IN' EXPORTS
f
Continued From First Part
power of European money. American
trade, seeking an outlet after Ameri-
can requirements are met, will go into
the field in gouth America and the Or-
icnt, particularly the Orient, in whose
favor the balance of trade has been
runn’ng to a great extent. in the loot
few months.
Primarily, howcter. in the' opinion or
the. Reserve Board. the effect of the
situation will be to reduce prices of
commodities in the United Slates.
With exports of materials to Europe
at a. standstill, there is bourd in cargo,
9. reaction which gradually will force:
down prices to or near a pro—war basis,
over a reasonable period at time.
Mcmbcrs of the Reserve Board fee}
that the peak of high prices has been
reached.
These views were given today by a
h'gh authority and val?! be included in
thn annual report of the Federal R0
serve Board which will be "e"? to Con
more within a week or ten days.
'W. V. G. Harding. governor of the
cherai Reserve Board. l'Oll'ir‘nvd to
“'nshinmon yestnrtlny from New York
r-itv ni'tr‘“ a write n? c~n"ervuc~< with
leading bankers. flaming-tired to no;-
we": a fee inc: nt’tiic utmost confidence
that the condition now bc-‘nst cxrwri-
"Wrd is ht‘ulih“ . “1' and that
,nnlv wood can come from it for thv
United States.
Trenflnury conditions as a whole arc
excellent, the liricv‘rvc Board has
found. and banking conditions also are
grad. Tho whn'e situation is tlcecrio
ed as one that is inevitable and one
which will serve in sit-"nsrthcn the
country rather than to injure it.
M’flRAW :WBN’T BE
AT BASEBALL MEET
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‘ NEW YORK, Fob. 7.-—«Secretary D.
in Mountain ‘
Toom‘ LIVING COST}
South Nortl’slk Methodist Elam
church. Rev. John J. Snuvely. .
.—-—Suuday services will be “follows.
At 10:30, preaching nervice. Sermon
subject: “Christ's Prayer ole
sion." At; 12 o'clock, Sunday school
. . B. class mom. Epwo
and T C at 6:45. Subject. the
“Chinese Lite; Basin-
5 reachin shrvice at 7:3 . e
ezgen‘ing merge will be: "Is Namath
Responsible for the Death of Christ?”
The T. C. B. class will meet on Tues-
day evcning for transaction of monthly
bu§lness. V
The Epworth League social will be
held on “'ctlnesday evening. ‘ ’
Mitlovrcclt inrcting on Thursday even-
ing. This being Lincoln's Birthday.
the pastor will give. a tsih on the
"Life and Character of Lincoln.”
The choir will rehearse this «veiling
avenue Methodist Episcopal
Rev. Herbert E. Marsland.
pnstor.~ Preaching service at 10:30 a.
m. Sermon subject: "The Steward-
ship of Souls.” Sunday school session
and Men's class at 12 o‘clock. At .3
o'clock thc Junior Epworth League
mcctiug. Miss Harriet Ryder willie-ad
the Epwor‘th League meeting at 6:30
p. m. live-mu: service of worship at
‘ East.
church,
7 :30 o'clock. Sermon subject:
Vision."
Lollies' Aid Socicty meeting. on
Wednesda yaftcrnnon. at 2 o'clock.
Tim m'fl-w oi: hmyer sen ice at 7:45
on Thursday night.
South Norwrtlk Congregational
church. {Zr-v. F. ii. Jacobs, minister,
.‘.lrs., . lrving Smith. soloist: Arch't
bald .lcrriam. organistr—Serviws to:
Sunday morning. Feb. 8, will begin
promptly at 10:20 o’clock. Mr. Jacobs
will preach. 'Ie subject for these:-
mcn will be: "Some Causes of Re is
‘uun Depression." The Church school
and 3481f: (‘lub will meet at the close
“f the“ church sm'vicc.
of Daricn. will be the leader for the
“are C'uh. _The Young: People‘s Soci~
tv will meet at 7 o'clock. ‘
The tcaclicrs' training class will
meet on Tllosd'lv overinv 1‘ 2 o‘clock.
:n the Sunday school auditorium.
elven on “'cduesday evening hashes:
indefinitely postponed.
The muuic program for Sundaty
morning follows: ‘
Od‘enon'~"Andantino in A F'lnt"..
Duck-“Hark, Hark. My Soul"..Shelley
Postiude—“Triumphnl March"..“'u:hs
O‘Brien. of the Giants. received 2:. ca.-
.ble, recently, i m Charles A. Stone,
ham. who is in uhn. stating that the!
president of the Giants would leave;
iWedneeday for Chicago to “present!
the New York club at the. big baseballi
conference next Week. Mr. Stoncham'
mado no referrncc to ViceProeident-
Mwnazer John J. MchW in the miss-
ivo. Mr. O'Brien is therefore dubiouq
as to whether the Little Napoleon will
be in the Vl'indy Citv. He rather in-
cl’nc-s to the belief that Mac wii
and that the interests of the Giants
will be chatteroned by Messrs. Stone
ham and McQuade.
Iloubt’ess keen dimpmintmcnt w‘il
be experienced in the army of Giant
mote-rs if flcGrow remains in (‘uha
xr‘nrimz the his: baseball powwow. Be.
lounge or h-‘s racinz interests and the
lute unpleasant experiences of Manx»
ger Curly Brown "to ““M of the
licnts has been forced to assume the
management“ OrientalPark andrmrw
feel that his business interests there
won’d suffer if he. were forced to quit
at. this time. McGraw could scarcely
imain- a trio back to Cuba after the
ibnoeba'i meeting. The time before the
"0” of spring training would be too
short.
But during the absence of Mont-aw
in Cuba all winter his admirers have
lived on the bone that John was keclr
int! in close touch with motor league
affairs, and that he would depend upon
the coming Chicago meetinz a:- n. an!!!—
("n Onmnlm‘iv to effect certain trades
nupmsedly in pro-spam rm- the ho]-
«d in the pinch dur’nz the last drive.
in.
1 not I Mrs. Harry Blakc, Springwood avenue,
First (‘ongrcgahonal church, Nor-
waih, Rev. Ernest F. McGregor, Ph. D.
match—Morning service at 10:30.
Sermon by the pastor Sunday school
at noon. C. E. at 6:30 in the evening.
Leader. Miss Marion King. Subject:
“A Worth-while Lite."
Monday evening, at eight o'clock.
the Rind Word Circle ‘lll meet. with
MR. Shmnbungh, 9 Morgan avenue.
Tuesday afternoon. at three o‘clock.
c Go‘den Rule Circle w‘li meet with
mm. M
o
ices will new at
church
10:30 a. in.
union
Bud-r Ma '1
Services min afieemnn
list: service j: conducted. Holy Cour
trunnion Will bé held on . belt.
‘22. at the W service. thin. gas»
‘pcl sermons, eliciting the my to sal-
' e as of the Savior.
«Lon. by the m r n this
“I 31“"
16th.
‘ 11 Feb.
Begum! x
will b6
the rich to attend regularly. Sunday
mini at 9:30. Children should also
attend .. with their parents.
Meeting at. the voting members tomor-
row other who. .
The meeting or the Ludiee' Aid So-
ciet will he held Thursday afternoon.
at 5» bane of lire. Wm. House. 24
Hovilnnd ctr-cot.
Young People's Society, Thursday
evening. ct m.mmh.
Choir rebound My evening.
Norwalk -—-
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,Sunday school at 12:30. Evening new
“Our!
Grace Baptist church.
Services wi‘l be conducted hv Rev.
George 1.. Migklns. ll. 1).. of Brooklyn,
N. \. Morning 91"1‘V30t‘fl at. 11 u. in
ices at 7:30. All are welcome. There
will be a regular business meeting of
the- church, Thursday night, Feb. 12.
' " Wmmuested tube may
cut.
a: St. 1’69?!me .
.t the
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"‘76 Salvation away, 114 1-: Wash-
i on street. ’South Nth-vsleL—Spe3
c' services uro‘heid at the above mil-i
(iron on Sundays. Wednesdays Pub;
days and‘smms. at eight o’clock.‘
Sunday cervical Qt 11 a m. and 8 p. m.
Subbnth ochool at 3 p. m. Young Poo 2
p‘c's Lexicatt 8:30 p. m. ' ;
Thelpeacr at ‘ht‘ Sunday services;
will be the 387. Idaho Terry, who was;
formerly stationed. in this city as a,
Salvation Anny nificcr. His many.-
Supt. Williams, _
The supper which was to have been;
frfcndn are invited to hear him. Al
wonderful time is neared. i
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First Church of Christ Scientfit, 57
West avenue.-——'l‘hc regular Sundan-
cervlce or M‘- church is held at 11
3
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.m. 5
(‘hriutinn Science “thiect, Sunday,
81h: “Spirit." ;
at 11 l
Rut-duy school will be held
o'clock. i
Wodnudnr min: testimony meet-.3
Prolade——"lntermezzo”. . . . . Stave 13‘ u" 8 o'clock To both these ton;
Anthom~“$ing A'leuia “HIV—”Buck ”when the public
ll “I?!“ A read:
in: room is minimum! at "a some?
Dicks’addmu, open coch"le& ‘3’. hell»
days executed. from 12 to 4:30 p. m.
WWW
,Wednesday evening. at («Wen-thirty
oclock. tho Glcancr‘s Circle Will meet
with Mm. Gertrude Stevens, Cottage
street. Every mrmher is urgently rc-
qucsted to be present.
to; on “Tobit.”
'ebruav-v 20. roast beef '31: or b'
Kind Word Circ'e. pp ’ 3'
Mode. '
,. Mm. Lillian Sherwood-New“; so"
”if“ Ed
. rs. as May Sellout. pianist.
Miss Mannheim Austin, violinist.
Prelude—-"Melodic"—~.-— Caro
Violin and piano. *
Oflm~"cbant um Pamleu"....
P.
p Violin and piano.
Oflertory So'o—“Nlnety-first Plain“
(He that dwelleth in the wt
place of the merit Hirh.)........
- James G. “firm"izl
PostludH“March”. . .. . . R. Volkmann
South Nonrnlk Baptist church ’11
homelike church-i. Rev. L. J. (t;
pier, pastor.~i\lorning service, 10. O
«(Milt-hm all pennant prospects in
the cracking.
It is pozsihle that McGrnw may have
gone very thoroughly into the situa-
tion with President Stoneham and that
me it‘uull‘ will be 3.1.2:; to enginmr Li'm
.desired trades. Yet it is to be remem-
bered that Mr. Stoneham is compara-
tively now If: the same and that it is
dancer-(mt: m imam lamb in the cue-
; tody of lions. ‘
'pear at Chicago—unless Mr. Stonohum
proves a real v’d Hat-urn in d‘sguise
-——it is to be presumed that John Jos-
"uh has decided to stend pat on the
Q'lrnun with which he finished that!!!
«“1
if McGr-aw does not an;
a. 112. Subject: "Lincoln, the m at
Hominy." Bible school and Metric
Brotherhood 31.12 noon. 6. E. Society,
R'fi’m. m. Waning Iofilcé 3:30
rSubject: "Poison Gas." ' p. m
murmur meeting, r'l'hursday, 7:45 p
Home a
lid let your life can t ‘ '
sldeotg ,n outm-
v'l'rinity church, Rev. Thomas E.
Swan. rector——Cnleadnt,tor the was:
beginning February 8th (Sexitmelma
Sunday): 8 a. m, Holy Communion.
103.m.,chnrch£chool. 11 a. m.
Ming-prayer and m 12:30,
. It ,3 indeeddifiricwt to M“? amount-matter: clue. 7:30p. In,
tetaml not policy for McGrnw gym» ‘4!“
imaon's developments. The ti'ls
,could. scarcely be done without 1he
realignment of Heine Zimmerman
Nothing has mobs-3rd. in am
mm mm m m, pm,
:33; awry r ......-.
[We-re", . e the voter-wrong
. mates
.from the meet 2111:. but Mom-arr re“
1 mz‘iaaday, 2 p. m; sen-in
m’u‘ Guild.- 7:45.121 w
the new cum. 8 p. n..mm¢'
,M the vesmnln Trinity Men's Club
room
at the
a
Thllfsdfim 3 to 5. silver tee.
Jamie of Mrs. Philip _,N. Knapo. 9 WM»
ounce. 7:45. meeting of the Girls’
:F‘i'iend’v and; i " rum
their, Manda? ,_ at the ”y‘
maytnmwrchb 7
Lunch 1 for the Davis Cup
l
Thursday evening. at eight o'clock, who entered in the Wish Gilt-3193""
Bioic lecture Will be given by the peso.
.I
3 meeting or
tennis will he resumdmn a pro-war]
ball by also United Stalin! this year.‘
A challenge will be issued belorhi
v
Ann-slush, and American mums rill
chips and in’the Olympic states. A;
report by the Davis (his: continuing
recommending them plan- was cutout».
ed ol. the annual meeting of the Unit-l
ed m Lawn ,TaenhiAgeoclntlon;
gulch hated until only today. i
The Hazel Hotchkiss VVightmsn ln-l
tel-national trophy, mounted to the—g
IW by Mrs. Geurx- Wi'hbf
”ma “(lithe put up tor competition
lemons women of toxins notion: in a
itarnsment here new m. not similar .
to the Dori: Cup “ '
The nattonnl singlet W:
_tonrnnment we}; aim , ,. bale W881
iShle Tennis Cub (:me -N.’Y..
to ’be played in Aunt-adh- no
tional doubles to Q. -.LW
Cricket Club of But“ 1‘ have But-
urday. Angust u. the m elu-
m went to the Path Wen fW‘x-‘t
Club. doll: with a. ma..dauflu.
.m at d‘oubleo and 'ziris' titular-
' ' ' " ‘w h"! inflow-her.
The Fox-not Ellis .6!“ Insomnia the
“w m, W hen: vener-
m and tether and “tournament,
to be held 1!". August; '
The new looting end headlong“;
rules were adopted otter much debate
used in. m’ toll tour-mm but only
mm.andm ., mommies
“whim stand. who human
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