«street. is ,s. vlsitor .in New Stork city
,’ No.
. school.
, Lincoln Day exercisesewerewheld in
thei‘itch and Marvin schools.yester-
day.
fits: Mildred Redt'nn of Third
street entertained friends at her home
um evening.
Mia’s 'llobsrta 'Fsrrls. oi Iiowsn
for a icw’daya
weekly meeting“ Troop
6.5307 Scouts of America. was
held last evening .nt ths’ Marvin
The usual
The next sitting in the pinochic
tournament of the Y. M. C.'C. will be
held on nest Wednesday evening at
the club rooms in Community Hall.
Van Zandt street. ,. i
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A number or friends gathered at
the ,Myrtlc avenue‘ home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Perry last evening when
an old fashioned dance Was held. The
affainlsstcd until a late hour.
‘ The-Woman's Christlfn Temperance
[nion held a meeting with Mrs. F.
W. Sturdevant. Gregory Boulevard
yesterday afternoon whi
attended. ch was well
‘ .
There was a good attendan
. cc at the
Friday night Lenten service at Christ
church last evening. Following the
scrvl .
hem.cc 'i rehearsal of the choir was
E. 1-). Bochman. representin th
Connecticut Temperance L'nio‘n will!
speak to the Sundhy school and Adult’
Bible class at the East avenue M E
church tomorrow at noon. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Aerial Cameron oi’
Hawkins alienuc. who recently came
here on a flying visit from Nelflnne
Vt.. will return to,that place on Mon;
day and will remain there until April.
-—A—‘- ‘
"God in Lincoln's Life" will be the
subject of the address to be delivered
tomorrow evening at the East .ave'nuc
N. E. church by Rev. If. E. Marsland
tomorrow evening.
i
Mrs. Patrick Mocklcr of Van anuit'
street yesterday afternoon entertain-
ed the members of the Sewing com-I
mittcc of the Bazaar committee of‘thei
East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion at her home. when work was.
done for the bazaar to be held by the
Association this coming summer.
The. February meeting of the May-
flower Hook 5; Ladder company. will
he held at the company’s quarters on
Van Zandt street. Monday evening.
the- 14th. At this time plans will he
made for the dinner to be gi'cn ml
the winners in the .reccnt pillochlc,
tournament. by the losing team. i
The case of Isaac Church of Hunt!
Norwalk against the Dureil. Gregoryi
company. in which the plaintiff al-l
legcs misrepresentation in the sale 0:}
..500 shares of American Tire corpora.-i
ticn stock. will go to the jury in the
superior court on Tuesday morning.
Argument was started late Thursday.
afternoon by Attorney Nehemiah]
0
Candice. counsel for the plaintiff. l
mmny TILT OVER Funny 3
SESSIONS I.\' LOWER HOUSE
Representatives Harry Sherwood. of .
Westport. and House Leader John;
Buckley. of Union. had a livciy tilt in ‘
the :lower house of the Legislature.
Thursday. on the question of ii‘ridny
sessions of the General Assembly.‘
Leader Buckley expressed llimseir in‘
favor of the five-day a week scssionl
of the House of Representatives. |
Representative Sherwood pointed ‘
out to the House members that
Buckley's office was right across the .
way from the Capitol. so to speak.
and it was an easy matter for him
to run over to the Capitol for at Fri—
day session. Men coming from \‘Vest- l
port and Stamford. and other distantl
points of the State. however. found
that it interfered too much with their
business to he at Hartford practically
all or the week. .The House finally ex~
pressed itself in favor of holding a
Friday session beginning next week.
but expressions around the lobby dur-
ing recess indicated that the Senate
would kill the proposition by refusing
to .convene next Friday.
NO \VORK FOR UNEMPDOYED. :
GREAT F LS. Mont. Feb. 12.-
All efforts of e City of Great Falls
to create work for its unemployed'
men are to be abandoned because of
refusal of the business agent of the
Federal Union. an unskilled organ-
ization affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor. to permit its
members to work for 35 daily. Mayor
Newman announced today.
The business agent contended the
men should be paid a flat scale of
$5.50 .and men put to work at the
city water plant here, were called off
on a strike by the union.
ITALY “'ANTS SWEET. POTATOES.
ROME. Feb. 12.—P.roi'essor Boni.
archaeologist and director oi “€an
tions on the Palatine. is going to
make another effort to grow sweet
potatoes in Italy. He has lust re-
ceived a lot of seed potatocs‘irom the
United States Agricultural ’ Depart-
ment.
Whenever sweet potatoes have been
planted in Italy. they have reverted
'0 ordinary potatoes after s. few
Foam. Professor Boni hopes to 'Ie
able to keep them true to their type.
He says that old manuscripts prove
that the ancient Romans grow them.
.—
ms mucus” is sun so
“I was sflccted with pains clingy"
my back and kidneys.” writes Charles
McAlllster. 1 Clark Ave" Kearney. N.
3.. "After three or tour doses of Foley
Kidney Pills I became all right and
my pain is all gone." F013! Kidney
. relieve backache. urinary irreg-
,. es. rheumatic pains. stil! joints.
vica muscles and other symptoms
due: trouble. It is a splendid
"gn‘pronipt in action. and oh
mm ,~COatains no habit {Grind
' CHURCHES
South Norwalk Methodist Episco-
pal church. Rev. John J. SnaveiY.
minister: um Wills Miller. choir di—
rector: Carlton L'Homuedieu. organ-
late-55ml“? services will be as tol-
loivs: At«10:80.. preaching service.
The m6rning sermon theme will be:
'fTbe Double Power Which Accounts
for Christianity.” There will be also
a tail: to the children at this service.
At 12 o'clock. Sunday school. The T.
C. 13. class will meet in the church au—
ditorium‘ on Sunday. a . at the re-
quest of, the teacher. M . Siauson. the
pastor will this day teach the lesson.
the. subject of .which is; ”Christian
StandaFds oi! Citizenship.” Men and
women are invited to this session in
the auditorium. ‘
The Epworth League will meet at
6:45 and will be led by Miss Louise
Martin. All young people arc-invited
to be pnesent. ,
At ' 7545. . evening musical and
preaching service. Max Olalloff, vio-
linist. of New York city. will be the
assisting musician at this service. He
will play. four numbers. Full pro-
gram is printed in another column in
this issue. The Rev. Dr. F. B. Up-
hum. former pastor of the church. will
be present and speak briefly to the
congregation. The pastor. Rev. John
J. Suavely. will preach on the sub-
ject: “Law. Liberty. and Then
What?" There is‘a welcome for all at
all pervlces of this church.
Girls’ Club for work and recreation
will not meet on Monday evening. ow-
ing to the Valentine party planned for
that ilight in the Sunday school room.
by the G. G. 0. class. The party will
he a live one and everybody is invited.
Tuesday evening. Iloys' Clubs:
younger boys at 7.‘ and older boys and
young'men at 8: for recreation in the
Sunday school room. .
The \Voman's Foreign. Misisonary
Socict ywiii also meet on Tuesday
evening. at the pars'onagc.
The Ladies Aid Beclcly will hold an
all-day meeting .at. ‘he church. on
\Vedncsday. {or work. The ladies will I
bring their luncheon with them.
The annual meeting of the official
board will be held on “Wednesday
evening. at the parsonage. Election
of ofiicers and other annual business
will occur.
The Epworth i.cugllc will hold its
business and social meeting on VVcd-
nesday evening. at 8 o'clock. at the
home of Misses Grace and Helen
Adams. on Dry Hill avenue.
’l‘hc mid-week service will be held
on Thursday evcn'lg at 7:45. The
subject will be: " ’hat Is Christian-
ity?" '
Friday the Junior League will meet
at 3:15. under the direction of Mrs.
Bradbury. Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs.
Musscy.
East avcnug Methodist Episcopal
church. Rcv. Herbert E. Marsland.
pastor.—Moming service at 10:30. E.
10.,Bochmnn. representing the Con-
necticut Temperance. Union. will
speak. Sunday school and adult Bible.
class at noon. Junior League meets
at I} p. m. Iprorth'Lc-aguc at 6:30—
icd by Charles‘ N. Hallrord. Topic:
"Restoring a Country." Evening serv-
lice at 3:30. preaching by the pastor.
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The Congre tlonal church .Bouth
NorWulk.3tov-g. it. ,lacobs. minim” *
Mrs. F. Irving Smith. soloist: Archie
bald Merriam. cantata—services, .tor
sunday morning. Feb. 1!. will begin
at 10:80 o’clock. The subject of the
morning: sermon will be: "The
Church; i Spiritual Finally." The
Church school and Ken'- Club will
meet at i: m. Jesseili‘. Dunbar will
lead the Men's Club in a discussion of '
“Partisanship.” The Young People's
Society 'w‘vlll meet at 8:80 p. rap-tho
leader will be Richard Mathews.
The Younger Girls‘ Clubs will meet
at the church. Monday afternoon. at
3:30 o'clock.
The Older Girls' Clubs will meet
Monday evening at 7:16.
There will be a union meeting at
the business committee and the board
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the church. .
On Wednesday the Woman's Asso-
ciation will hold an all day meeting
for the purpose of Red'Cross sewing.
The meeting will be hold at the
church. Each woman is asked to
bring her lunch. thimble and scissors.
Carlee. will be served.
Beginning Thursday evening there
will be a series of Lenfin services.
The meetings will be held each Thurs-
day evening at 7:45.
. Next Thursday evening there will
be an observance of the annual Inter-
national Day of Prayer. The program.
prepared by the National committee.
entitled “0h. Word oi God Incar-
nate." will be used. This meeting will
be under the auspices of a special
committee of the \Voman's Associa-
tion.
The music program for Sunday
morning tollows:
Prelude——-“Loveiy Appear Over the
Mountain" (The Redemption)
. . . . . t ................... Gounod
Anthcm“‘.ivcet Is Thy Mercy"
......................... Barnby
Oil'ertory—"Prayer in E-flat“
........................ Guilmant
Solo—“A Ballad of Trees and the
Master" ............... Chadwick
Postlude—“Triumphal March"
....................... Lemmons
First Congregational church, Nor-
walk. Dr. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor.
-—ltiorning services at 10:30. Sermon
subject: "Born from Above." Sun-
day'schooi at. noon. Christian En-
dearer at. 7 o'clock
Tuesday-Ministering Circlc at
home. 0! Mrs. George Coulson, 1'.‘ Elm
street.
Thursday—Mid-weck services. with
a supper. by the Kind \Vord i irclc.
Friday»—Spccial meeting or the L.
D. A.. at parsonage.
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Adventist Christian church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets. East Nor-
walk. Rev. Frank Leslie Long. pastor.
-—The subject of the pastor at 10:30
a. in. will be: “The Destiny of the
{\Vicked." Sunday school at 12—mon-
ard~ Bland. superintendent. Junior
Loyal Workers at 3:30 p. Int—Mrs.
Jennie . Aillsworth. superintendent.
Loyal W’orkers at 6:15 m.—-leader.
Elsie Knorr. Topic: "R construction
Through Christ." Preaching service.
evangelistic in character. at 7:30 p.
m. Both services will be {eatured by
[special music.
Han
millions now living will never die
way.
.‘
the “times of refreshing,”
oi deacons. Tuesday evening. at l. nt’a. in.
solo aim and ohieot ct, thou . .
ii the spiritual .wcltars, of those that
attend. plain coupe! sermons bolus do-
livered which can be understood by
all. Sunday school at 0:30i 1:
dated“: school at 2 do no .
Ge. ’ meeting at Aid society for
the s . all peoples or German and
Austrh. Thunduy evening. at 8
o'clock. in tho-church auditorium.
Colic _nlo ‘ot the Ladies' Aid BociotY.
Friday afternoon. at Briggsrmsu's
store. Nomi Kain street- .
rim Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
West. snout-ans regular Sunday
ssrviosot this church is held still
Christian Science subject. February
13: "Soul."
Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock. ' .
Wednesday "suing testimony meet-
lns at 8 0' look. To both those serv-
ices the pu lie is invited.
Reading room in Roodnsr's build-
ing. 61 Wall attest, open week. days
(holidays excepted) tram 12 to 5 D. n},-
Ali are welcome.
Services at Grace Baptist church.
Rev. H. R. Cooper. pastor: Thomas
H. Jackson. church clerk—Preaching
at 11 o'clock a. in. sharp. (Sunday
school at 13:30 noon. B. Y. P. U. at
6 o'clock p. in. sharp. with an excel-
lent program for the'enjoyment of all
who may come. Preaching at 8
o'clock p. in. Deacon W. C. Minton
is the newly elected superintendent or
our Sunday school. with Mrs. Nimmo.
assistant. Mrs. Nellie Cook. M"-
Mary Johnson. Mrs. Clements and
Mrs. Washington are teachers for
1921. Miss Amelia Hopkins. organist
for the Sunday school. Everybody is
invited to attend all of our services
and be blessed. Singing by the young
people's choir. Vv'e are looking for-
ward to the fourth Sunday of the
month. when our members and
friends are expected to lay one thou-
sand dollars on the table or our
church on parsonage rally. A won-
derful treat is in store for all who at:
tend our church on Sunday. Seats
free to all. Nathaniel Hopkins, secre-
tary of school.
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st. Paili's parish. llrv. Louis B.
Howell. rcctbr (First Sunday oi Lent).
——7:30 a. m.. Holy Communion. 9 a.
m.. St. Andrew's Sunday school. 353
Main street. 9:15 a. m.. St. Paul's
Sunday school. at the church. 10:30
a. m.. morning prayer. sermon. Holy
Communion. 7:80 p. m.. evening
prayer and address.
“reek-day services cvcry day at
7:80 a. m. and 6 p. m.. at the church.
Confirmation class. Wednesday after-
noons. at 4. "Preaching 0n the Faith
by Which We Live.“ Friday nights at
s—Rev. C. C. Kennedy. preacher.
The church is open. all day. every
day at the year. vAll persons are in-
vited to attend the services. whether
members of the church cruel—espe-
cial invitation is extended to strangers
and visitors in town. New scholars
from the age or {our up may begin
on any Sunday. at either of the church
schools. as above.
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are just at hand.
OF Pittsburg, _Pa.
in
Sunday ’3?! W"
and small.» 103?.
at 1: noou- ‘
Friday evening.
prayer and address.
rehesrnl- ‘
Isa
schoeppler. ..
"The Christ or the m
Bible school and Brother
Christian Endeavor-«denier.
Masked Lite: ,_
Monday—'VOHEY ball;
ambient“
Church
followed by
. ’7 l I
“mmr‘wk Swalnut.
hood. '
7:30.
I sermon:
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Thursday-«run: .meetingf
Friday—Choir rehearsal.
Trinity church.
officiating—Calendar for the
beginning
in Lent) : 1
3,. m.
mou-
'J‘l:
of th
\Vl
pmyer, pennant
in the parish hall.
0 Thursday—3 9'
g.~1. 3. Jan-
clsss. at the home of M? 7:45 p. m..
plugs- 11’ F
meeting of the Girl
Friday—4 p. m..
the Girls' Friendly Society.
evening 9115’”-
Feb. 1‘.
.vmornlns prayer.
rsda‘
e Vloman's Guild.
( resday~7=‘5' 9'
I
m-:
lu‘Hl“ I‘Dld.
the parish 11311.
v.
South New
Henry street-'8
m.
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3:15 9- m-v
meeting. in charge of. Brother
Evening service at 7:95.
Bible study. Monday evening.
I). m. ,
Meeting Wednesday evening.
which the regular business will be
held.
eMeeting Friday evening at 8.
The public is cordially invited to (
these services.
inOl’l
PABTISANSKIP AT
hurch
on Partisaus
on the subject before the club.
1 .ON DON.
danc
Ad
[perpetuate itself
Feb.
in the streets as “filthy."
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vertlse in the Sentinel.
“’WOrld’s Judgment Day” At
Judge Rutherford
. This evil world (the.unrighteous Older of rulership) is rapidly passing away, and is
now actually in the throes of its death struggle.
' . The present clashing Of self-seeking in~
terests are only ev1dences of the vain. endeavors Of the Old evil world to
a
1310 world’s greatest statesmen. regardless of their denominational indoctrination.
whether Jew or Gentile, recognize and admit that the old order has been cast OE, and
that radical reconstruction is necessary if there is to be peace and safety in the future.
Thousands of independent Bible scholars are convinced by prophecies fulfilled that the
old evil world ended just on time. 1914, and that the “new heaviens and a new earth,"
If you are interestedln this vital subject and why millions now living will never die.
you are cordially invited to hear “
MR. E. W. ‘t BETLER
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RED MEN’S HALL, 27 Washington Street, South-Norwalk,
TOMORROW (SUNDAY); ‘AT 3 P. M.
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"For there shall be great tribulation. such as has net been since
the beginning of the world until now (1910-1926). no nor ever
shall be, and except thoscdsys be shortened. no floshrwould be
saved: but for the elect's sake those days will be shortened." and
millions now living will nsver die.
Hear the evidence,
then judge and rejoice
J ‘
“I want ,the statement ‘
nullio
,, _ ' us now living will flavor I
die' t‘be taken literally, as it is. in. the light of fulfilled,
prophecy. a provable Biblical propoéition.”
—J. F. Rutherford:
times-Powell Corp.
N0 COLLECTION
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Auspices International Bible Students Association. ("tangled by the late
Pastor Russell. Judge antheriord. New. York City Bar. I’resident.
Baptist church. 1- 5’-
m0!“
1: o'clock.
Wallace
a”. gun. A. Marks
1921 (1st Sunday
0 a. m.. Church school. 11
litany and ser-
1:30 p. m.. evening prayer and
If 3‘13. 011.
evening
is! omce and address.
m.. mission study
s' Friendly Society-
candldatcs' class of
4 p. m..
“any and address. in
all: Rescue mission. 6
unday school fl 2 1’-
praise and testimony
THE
SUNDAY CLUB.
Hon. Jesse F. Dunba; will address
the Sunday club at South Norwalk
Congregational tomorrow
9. All citizens in-
terested in the subject are cordially
invited to spend the hour there. >
This is a. club for free discussion of
the topics arranged for the year and a
good place to keep in touch with the
up to date thinke'
the opportunity t
and each one has
express his views
I
27.-—Sir Hugh P.
Allen. principal of the Royal College
ct Music. has offered to take a. street
piano down to Whitechapei. London's
worst slum. in order to prove that the
children would appreciate good times.
Sir Hughes describes the airs to
which the. “’hltecbapel children now
'5 A. m s walk on
roll. . " 0 . ' I
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choir
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Nothing is reserved. We'must move within the next few
weeks to our. New Building on North Main street—Not one
garment of our present stock will be used at our New Store.
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