. .-
drop on shoes for Men, BoysA
M. Jo‘sem Sons.
Star barge. "Joe" is dis“.
canto «goal "at the Harris
fidult Bible class. of the East
M5 icon-c5. will meet. to.
for re-organization. All
«are requested to be presum-
‘ _ one: meeting 014 the Young
item Community. club will be held .on
.fl‘uesdsy evening 01: this coming week,
the 'club rooms, Community halL
Charles Torpy is now filling the
gosifion. left vacant by the resignation‘l
m William Scott as bridge- lender on
the Washington street bride-4' c.
PMemhers of the baseball teams of
he Y? M. C. .C. and the Maxflo-wers
“will hold a.- practice game on the Wick‘e
AM? this afternoon, in preparation for
,heieeming seasou.
Mrs: Dr. Roberts, of New Ymk ciiv,
hresldent. last summer. of the Dorian
Point colony. was in East Norwalk
yesterday afternoon looking: ow-r her
former residence with a View to re-
whoiopening. it 9;).er this spring.
[plea 4
Ion; If the weather is fair tomorrow a
"number of local fishermen will go
”4‘136'33c.“.. the harbor for flat fish which
the lore said to be running in large num-
l.
’4' Ti A: Chip Association of "Rowmton
«4__.2'urch services Rev. George A, lln‘nd.
/T :.2’
/
w o 0 d ,
. tion in
- the wood.
‘ cab”!
ers. (flammers have also been reap-
. ng u harvest during the low tide peri-
l ;Tfi§l§1 13 ?
’i‘here will in:- holy communion to
be followed by an address on Moun-
day Thursday at Christ church. The
service will start at 7:45 o'clock. 0::
Good Friday there will br- :1 reading
of The Passion and an address.
———'Big drop on shoes for Men. Boys
and Girls. M. Josem Sons.
Residents of East avenue “have been
gladdczned l)" the rumor that thC
Street department will take steps this:
spring and summer to lmpron in
roadway there. The rains and brain
traffic over the re: ulwny has not nladv
fit any better and large“ ruts, logrthe-r
with {regressions make the riding for
from Meagan“
Sparks from :1 pnssinlz'locomotive
sr-l lire to the grass on thrurmlumlo
morn at the roar of 77 \l‘lmir-ld :a‘rrrAi-t.
orrnplml by Ansol Sllf‘l'-4
yvstorclay aiir-rnoon. with the
result that tho Mayflower Hook 6.-
Ladder murmunv “as milled to 1M
scene of the Prev. about 2 .15 o'clock.
Appar: ius {mm the Central Filo 9.1.51-
the 514.270an district also It-
$9071€396.¢"§f1lll£‘2fl and llroouls were
used to casting nilh the blaze. “’thh
fanned by the wiml threafnné-d ”(0 SH
fire to the rear 0: the Sherwood homr.
.It one time. A 1%an in the rear yard
house
rams partially (loslroyed bathe flames.
before the lire-men reachrd the scene.
ROWAYTON. ‘
{will hold the regular monthlv moot;
ing in the Hose Illirlusv on blond“;
evening. March 215i. at 3 o'clock. No
meeting was held last month on “no-
count of the severe snow storm. for
which reason a large attendance of
members is desired at this mening'
The Association is doing: all it can to
put llcwayton on the map and the.
“help of all residents of this section of
the city is needed.
Methodist Episcopal
Rowayton
morning worship
Sermon subject: “The Con-
straint. of Love." Sunday school tws-
aion convenes at 11:. 0 a m 1'39—
Worth League servlct will convene at
G: 45 p. m. Sundav evening; Worship
at 7: 30. Sermon theme: “The Sal)-
path. Its History and Its Use.” Tues-
day evening, at 7:45. the preparatory
class will meet in the parsonage—w
Chapters VII, VIII. IX of the Man—
:nal _Will be considered. Thursday
evening. at 7:45. the prayer meeting
will be held in the chapel. Topic for
the service: "The Sympathy of
Christ.”
BLUNT FELL ASLEEP,
CANDLE STARTED FIRE
Continued trorn first page
Wisteria—«Sunday
at 10 : 30.
fire broke out shortly before 11:30
o'clock. and after subduing the flames]
firemen entering the old cabin of the
barge discovered Illunt‘s charred body
lying face down on the floor near the
remains of an old table.
It is the lmlict of the
lhatlllunt lighted a candle
jnation. then went to bed leaning it
lit, and that is either toppled over,
ctr-else burned down. and set fireV’co
Blunt was evidently suf-
focated, but not enough to pr vent him
staggering towards the do r of the
authorities
for mum-l
The decision was reserved by Coro-
liar Pinch“... ,
.5... -..—......— _. ....
RISKS LIFE TO SAVE CHILD
Quinlan (am-lee
as Train I‘lafihes I’ast. ,
,nlanca .West Bishop menial; William?
Baby Front Track 7 _
n'd chatting
retention. and e ripple in! laught .
that arose on every mfie was confirm;
in: evidence that: othis minimum spartte
of the business ’iwasi 619112 we}: '
Refreshments Were provided by the
L. A. S. and served by a group or the
older girls at the Sunday School. The
girls were capped and gowned in at-
Emilee zashion. and like charm with
jvhich they served added an extra.
flavor to life already delicious dado:
fies: , 4 4 -
Too much credit and praise cannot
be given: to the most efficient “commit-
tee which arranged and carried
through: the plans for what everyone
present agrees is one of the most suc—
cessful social affairs held in the
church {or many rears. The commit-
tee follows:
Mrs. Clarence Baur: M152.
Kellogg: \lls Frank Bmzille:
Richard Abbott Mrs S 0. Kemp;
Mrs. R. V. Bayslnger. Mrs L. St.
John Keener is the capableeond en-
thusiastic president of the I. A. S.
KAUFMAN FINED .
$300 ON LIQUOR :.
LAW VIOLATION
Continued from Flrst Page
__.__.._..
Alinrnt) C(nuafrio. who lilvd u foxmai
clemunm l’rwosuutor Davis filed an
nnswu to the demurrer. The attor-
nr-v for the accused \Vahod examina-
tion or the. em 5 \V line ssos and Judge
Candl‘o muml Kaul‘m m gulltV of poll»
ing liquor on two routs. and. on a
third count. of keeping a disreputable
house. He imposed a. line of $100 in
each (01ml. totalling $3M; .... .qq‘nnl
was taken to-tlgr- higher courts.
Tm cases of V: :ml: Mu «:- sml Man-
tin Cwngh worr- next lriml.‘ Allmnry
Paul Connery lilvd n Hill‘lillu‘ (lemur-
rer. as he did in the 9:13.45 ul U13 Soc-
oml district saloon mA-n, sums: that.
inzlmnnch as Connecticut mil: 1‘ to rut
if’y ilw lligrhievn‘zlz :.l:?‘.fil:v‘::*:":t 2;:
the Smu- laws interfered with ihe .\‘:1-
Charlies
ilnrml laws, the local mel‘f llfz‘ ilfxll
have tlw rulllmrlfy lo ...:iiie‘ the .uul
14V. nus. ’l‘llV- Gai‘l'illl‘l't..i' V .7.» UVL‘lKinll i
by .lnfigzv “amine.
Dennison
wand and ire-:4
:zurt'lmsed “1133'-
'I‘li~ two Slaw wlini-ssrs,
tool: 1?»
l): .l
and .i::rr;l;s=m"._
Kill 41 H.111 {hwy
TO BE PUBLISHED BY.
LAST OF MARCH3
'(Col;tlnuml from Page One)
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pulliivly ln‘;,:wlv'd m: ::"l
"A film! Mw‘l: ..
draft t'V’nxlvl‘s in i‘ "‘u‘
lil.‘,V.lV-," atrium-(l (4‘. 8.
:near Edward l. Smith,
3mm or bring
1* si‘Arir-l‘.
lief. of 1.284"
Wont is luring:
District Alton
of Hartford. in
'1"
ram (43“.4111siV‘I4 inlorvimv with The Eve’b
lna‘ twntlml. thin morning. “3’3me
of those numb-fly placid on the list
arr; béung' eliminated."
.- 3 ml \thlhv ' . »
Inslrlct Attorney Smith' said thnl‘llc; '
would follow lnsnnrtiona from ”W ash.
:Tlfilon. 142va H case of (ll'éflirlion will
"‘ lerSCCule'l he said.
FIVE ARE GRANTED
Dnvliifli DEGREES BY
'JI'DGE J. 742. K
Judge John E. Kcoler in max:
ior court Vesterrlav‘ grantefl five “un-
contested «llvorccs as follows: '
Mary Kaposla \liller of Bridgeport
from Joseph Miller of parts unknown!
married February 8 1917. deem-lion
antombor 22 1917. Custody of one
child is granted the petitioner. 4..
(.armeloa Juliana {66:30 or this city
from V'lncenzo 2610 of Brooklyn. on
charges of infidelity. They were mar;
rim July 5. 1920. Change otname'to
Juliane is granted
Mary Szucs Koml of Norwalk from
Gaza Kornl of Cleveland. 0.. desertlon
since. April 1917. They were married
October :32. 1911. ‘
Rose E. Patnaude Scott of Bridge-
port from \Vllliam G. Scott of parts
unknown desertion ' since: September
1. 1911. .They were married AMay'tl».
1906. and have lwo children. awarded
to the petitioner.
Martha. Phillips. Corona. or part“: un-
known, cruelty. They wore merrier!
IMarch 23 1914.
Expected argument; in relation to
alimony pending trial in the unit or
1). Bishop were dereired «tron: another
week by agreement‘y!
s’l‘Ole‘X TAXICAB .93..
The tsficab reported to the police.
Vestorday morning. by John Finch of
Dorian. to have been abandoned. on“
the western side of Richards avenue,
was 9. car stoierr at 4 o'clock“ yesterday}
morning from the 13mm ark.
44ml? yes»
according to inl‘orma‘ti
terday artérnoonrli
, The car was. 1.11
TWV ntleth Cenwt C
whose renresentntiv will come here
and greet- 1
Mrs. ‘
kn.- {rum i'm‘ nr’vur‘wLml January ll .lliv union yin-Vista
“n‘!,'1"‘"”"‘*;7’ 34- {list {41145104. Mr. swolvs of the Con»
. “J” V'V ' ' ‘l "’1‘1‘ l‘f'L‘i-h‘rvl. ‘gn—imiiomsl vlmwla. preav'h‘ng l... and
'33'_' ,""ii“"" “"44“ H4 (0‘:an z. m: next the £44! Mr 0: tlll“ Baptist church slngu
\ H h '4" lug Oi 'l‘l. lit-rim evening. at S
1)}; APT ME‘7A1)§:E::‘ n (YIGi'R. 131m .ii u .113 m 1:; ungr’lnc‘og;
l mmllsm svrvrvo :1 1c 4* m;
E! LIST ch! ’i.‘ 31. Mr Scluwguplvr. oi‘ the “op.
his? c hurr- h. writ.“ aim-r. sml {hr Muh-
lien—o 9 a. 11).. class meeting.
. to all.
Blase Corona of Bridgeportfrom4 ’
Guam: pentagonal)
twéen the {we sifies. Pooh
era. All young people.
not are layered. 4:53
music an preach
sermofiltheme will be: "May Wen“!
There Is 'a God. and How!” _
will be 385137;; wggghe
evenln by e. 3e
prano go: New York. Mew}!
is the soprano of the 4
Presbyterian church. the
which Miss Alice Moneriefl.
lighted us with her si .
nary is the contralto.
bard has had much ex
torio.
Palm Sunday;
pariately observed at both services.
The music of the morning will he:
Prelude—' Morning" (from «Peer Gym
Suite) ............4 deg
Mr. .L‘Hommedleu.
Solo-——“The Palms" . . . . ... . . . . .Fam'e
Mr. Sterling.
Anthem—«“Rlde 0n, Ride On. in Ha};
osty" . Pena
~ The Chorus.
Postman-"March o! the Priests"
"Mendelssohn
....... .....
Mur L’Homm lean.
For the evening- nm a! service the
following will in; the program:
Prelude—~"Albnin Leaf" . . . . .W’agner
Mr. L' Hommedleu.
Solo-”God .of Righteomness‘. .Gilbe‘rt
Mme. Hubbard.
Anlhen w-"Exnlt Him. All Ye People”
Hanscom
'l‘hr- Chorus.
Solc>~—“f.‘ome Unto film" (from “The
3h sslnlx' 3 Handel
\Imév Hubbard.
Anthvmw-J Now the Day Is Over"
Tours
.......... ......-
’l’llc (‘lzor 113.. -
4......1
Solo--“O hiV-lnn Redeemer" .... .Gounod la
Mmr. ill: Maud.
Posiludv~~“ in stin- M lft‘h in A'
.1r.l.‘llommmlieu. '
lnnimllnn to all services is cordially
(nttndml in the nubile.
'1‘le church joins in union service.
dirk-g4 {Eu ( .24: in... Pension \Vork. with
tho ’ (‘13::in rizatlonal and “:1le
olmt'riwn or Soul}: Not-walk. 0n
'l‘nesda} mrninzt. at 8 o'clock. the
~12 “\Itk‘ will ha in {in (Hungrinntiozml
church. llw pastor m, the Milliodim
clm ‘ ii in aiding. mul 1hr r-hoir of incl
‘3“ «mg. . grail/411:2! riamcl: lor-rling in song.
(“in \‘E’uimudm. moning. .1t 8 V'.l't‘.lt‘fl‘k.g
will ll‘ 2n the Tap
...Erh
oust choir sinking All mrmaers of
Tho renew: alien.» .md persons in the
commrmix :rwnvra‘lls. ire muted to
Haven.» elm'VEV-rg, .
East avenue blolhodlst‘ Episcopal
church RV: V‘. Elerhfirt 1'1. Mainland.
pzlsiml‘r‘l nhllc worship at 113: so a.
ll‘
Triumph of Jesus.” Sunder
and adult liible class meet at noon.
No Jnnlox lVague meetings will bf..-
lnhl until l'rnrllw notice. EpWorl hi
Hagan “noting. M G: 30 o‘clock’ulll
in led in \1 ss Norton L'Hommedleu.
Topic: “Jae-obs Promissory N013."
Evening service at 7:30. The pastor
will preach
moms Aid Smiely meets Wednes—
Vlqu .ll‘lernoon.
\lld- WP: k senicc at 7; 45 on Friday
night. instead of Thursday night.
All church probationers are re—
qlltfllld to meet at the church;
Monday aimmoon. at 4 clock. It in
important that all shoulfi be present.
/ w
Vorwalk \fethodlst Episcopal;
church. George 13.1'omnklm. minim-
10 a. m..
Sunday school and Men's Assembly.
Both the Sunday school and the As-
svtnbly set. a. new high: record for at:
twanneo lam Sunday. A welcome
awaits all who may come. 11 a. m...
worship and we. Semen tween
“Crowning Christ King. "‘ 6:30 p. m.,
Epworth League. 7: 30 p. 111.. wax-shin
and sernmm Topic”: “The Trial of
Jesus. "
Tuesday-J: 45 9.111.. clap meeting.
Wednesday—ms p. m.. union meeting
in the Congregational church.
. Thunder-Ms p. m., union membrffi
Communion service. The congratu-
tion 01' the Congregaxionalchmhfem
that or our own churehfimilikeepitms
service together. Dr. E. F MoGr-egur
will speak. An invitation is extended
,South' - Norwalk Congregational
church. Rev. F. H. Jacobs. minister:
Mrs. F Irving smith soloist; Archi-
bald Merriam. organist wservma for
Palm Sunday will begin promptly at
10: 30 o‘clock. Dr. Winchester will
preach. The, Church school and
Men's Club will meet at 12 131.1%.
Winchester will lead the club in on file.
cussion or “How? Mn hem
Function Most vitally.“ ~
cm n 011on the best known men
in the field of refiziouiuednmflo’ in!
the comm and? will deal with: they 4' 4
“we ins a. necmllst. The “Emmy
Peoplele Society em meet at 8: 39..
More Elle Hon-wail: will be in oil-large
or: in menu‘s. The ambient is: ”he:
spifin Barri from Heine Missionary
«maze '7 danger Clix-inf Clue
Mo as,“ afternoon at 3: 30. “I meet
concert and recite} work. mini. =_ '7
the day will be improt 4.
L3“ growing of the Girl.
’ing service.
“48414 nwxstm viii preach on "The attraction.
school whom. 353 Main street meet: at 9 :1.
”Their slinging“ iii (rem the skleu and
on blew our souls. Come and heertheoe
The Scion .florwam. Baptist church
Rev. 1:. 4’; Setoepplen. p.lstor.—~1n:: 39,
sermon: "rile Reconciling Ch Jurist.”
noon. Bible mime; and Brotherhood
6115. 031148930 Endeavor. 7: 30, oer-
mom ‘fifir Life in God 5 Keeping."
Mbnday—u’ilolley ball
Tuesday-7 o’clock. meeting of the.
deacon». 7:30 oclock. meeting of Ads
visory Council. 8 o ‘clock. union pron/o
or meeting at the Congregational
church. .4
Wednesday~8 o flock.
lug at the Baptist church
' Thursday-- -—-8 oclock,
at Methodist church.
Friday-43130114 rehearsal.
The sewing committet oi’ the Wo-
man’s Association will meet at the
home of Mrs. l4. Brook 39 Quintnrd"
avenue. Wednenday afiV- moon March
23. '
union meet~
union meeting
Trinity church notices Rev C S.
Lewis. M. A.. rec-tonwlalrndar for
the week beginning Mmh 20 1021
(Palm Sunriav). 8 43-. in, Holy Cong;
munion. m a. m.. Chun- 12 school
m.. morning prove-a mcl sermon:
“The “Grid Conqueror" 30 P m..
“Palms
evening prayer and jtznl'lll;
and ‘thlowa in Human: Life}
'l‘aoadnyw'i: an a. m“ Hulv Com-
munion. 2 p. 111.. seen meeting or
the \‘i’omcn‘a Guild.
\VedncsldglV——-S: 30 31.31., Holy
trunnion. 7 :45 p. m.. 4 4: won...
mefiilallon: “Constant L” V main: {rem
Constant Assailnwnt."
T‘imrmlavm 3 .39 31.134
reunion. 4 p. mN vanll
( 0773-;
l loly (“om -
g. 3 l. mil) Sn
Cir“: But it is sues:
‘Tli ml‘wm ntttmd the \\
(loco l-‘tirloywfi a. 4n.
{inner and l‘rmAx-Vanhm 33 n1 3 g
m. the thine hours-4‘ :za 1 4 V “edita-
{ions on "T he S‘VEE’} v.4..-
Crom." 7:45 p. m. 1.30:3: and
Contain (Dudley Berke“ "Thu Slam:
of $110 Cross."
Saturday (Easter 534- 4 444 it
erousong and rile of Jim, liapllnha.
Louis. ll.
r' 'lldily).-~4 7:31,)
30:75:; a. m..
Saint Paul's parish. $2er
Howell. reclas- (Palm
3. m. Holy t! onununm: _
nroeeminn of the no 44 and» Holy;
communion and rim... . 7:30 p. m.,
egenlnz {timer :2: drmfimafion' lav
St. .Akmliowas Church
and 25!. Paul . t hunch mhool. at
at 911:“: a m. -—
\iom‘ln}.4’1‘ues-
'l‘hnmlm
m
4316 ($7111th
Holv Week son-hes:
day. Wednesday. \inumlv
7; so and Q a. m. and 3 p 111.; Good
Friday. 7: 30 and in .V in. ’lliroe
hourl' devotion from 1‘: to 3 p m.
Ewnlng prover. S p xn . Easier oven.
7: 30 and 0 3.. Ill and 4 p. m.
Confirmation ‘ana for boys and
girls. at 4. ’Wedmmla; afiernoone;
for adults. Sunday nights. at :30.
The. sum-exit! bishop. lit. Rev. E
on the mod Sunday after Easter,
April 10th.
All movie are welcome at the serv-
ices at St. Paul‘s church. and strong-
er- and Visitors in term are cordially
invited to come. New scholars may
begin on any Sunday at either of the
two Church schools or the pal-deli
unmet! above. which are manned bv
Wine «Writ when and properly
graded. Children me: begin at the
m oLfour.
Especial attention is called to the
{not that the bishop. of Connecticut.
Rt: Rm cameo: {lance
D. D. L! to rive the addresses at the
three home «stream on Good Friday
Every Deficit who wishes to come is
invited This mice is participated
in or lacunae: 0: people everywhere
on Good Ffldny. and has become lira
mendo popular;
Sumac “dreams or
be ham 5!: the» 4 o'clock. service.
Saturfiay Easter even. Parents are
gar-[go to bring their children to be
The usual eel-flee will be held at St.
Andrew’s minimal: 35‘. Main street. at
7:30 Thursday night.
vflt. Paul‘s church is open all day.
every day in the year. for rest. prayer
and medikuoa. and all people are in-
vited to use it tor these. purposes. .
4 last. few: Evnngelical Lutheran
attract; near west are-
$6315. the
German Luthefim
in :15 service. tumor.
mm- 10:30. Tim evening mine
at. 7: 30.. will be
pervlee {or all th mvious
”on classes of the The-433m
13.
(‘
Acheson. h! to have tlw ooufirnmfionr
" are brought will
.4.—
y
l
5
m1 of Chris-n. or the
'l
;'7 ti Ham.
:3 “n if'anpon
.
1.11. that the}
M'- May tinllr:
morning 3’ m.
is: from the: ”WW “i’ll'lfir‘: during 113:4 day as: 34:24.4-
3.“ airman. xfiflV-‘ln; 1:: sort“
I 3mnw.u.x
’ ‘4 m‘w:
i
, " . ”Martin L. scene. pastor (Pedro
Sunde5414-Acqo and; to Lutheran cus- '-
' 310%! initiation will mike
'ho litmus! !‘eginion— ,
tonight at 7:48 9.13.
.chureh. W.
‘11 a. m.‘. sermon by the pastor.
meeting.
evening.
AMtAn's Hall.
aha biww‘lte otfiier instrument];
good More Brother Nome is a welli-
known evangelist and sure? ham. 4.
law preach. Come to these meet-
logo. maroon}, We. service
Mr. and Mrs.
Lehman will sing and Rev New will
pi‘eaeh. We want the. fiatu‘rday night
meeting to the best ever. Come and
hem us.
Service on Sunday afternoon at 18 p.
it. and evening at 7. 39 p m. lion’i
fail to hear these singers. Come“ one
Janine sill-2491431307134 welcomed.
Sewlces at Knight street A. \5.‘ 13:.
Henry Lamar. pastor.“
12:30
n. 111.. Sunday school. 4 p. machin-
(Irena class. 7:15 p. rm. sermon by
Rev. W7n.13yrd. I). DA.
014 {he Newport District Conference. 4.
Tuesday eveningwl‘raycr and class
Friday—«Fast flay service in the
-. Tile-members and friends are re-
quested to give $15 in the rally on the.
8th or May. What will you- give?
stripe cassimeres, of a quality it ,1
. higher. .\
presiding elder ‘ .
‘ Unfinished worsteds, worst. <4 <7 AtAnciI
X7 . New
York’s average price today 1:4 .4: 4. ~., .1300
ivFull'Dress a‘lzd 7}. .1 m ‘
Coat and Trouxuiw
~- I ‘ For Em’
5‘ 1i:
luternmlonal Bible Students. Red
Washington street. :9th..
Nor'smlk.-—Regulnr Bible mud). Rune
Am 3- a p In. More]: 19 Subject for
rllsfussion: ”Thu Three \Vorlds." "The
world that was" (from Adam lo the:
flood}. ' "t he world that. now is" (from?
$41110 flood m the {hemmed veer-I reign
AND Si}. »
millrnlum); "lhe'
world in come" (the millrnlum. and
ages of Vlernfiy). All welcome.
M
Crime linguist. rhurrh, I‘m". 11. R.
isomer. Women H snowman.
hurrh (’1‘ rl: «l reaching til 11 o clock .3
a. m. in. the panic? Sundm schooll'
nil2230 noon 7‘» 1". lie? GovlmJ-I’
l’rrnnhifig at 5 ociock o. in.
All nmmhers anti iriemis are nor—A4
Glen's hull”! to be pros-rent to all of
claim
101141 Of \«ia! “-111
ll“ :1
limpet“.
ailenllon.
£31m (:4
.u HTIKHMST (“If I in?" f‘
i
The I mixing oi‘ Palm Sunday 04.th 5
lo 34: 14». alriil’nllx obsenod Mill: Smithl
ii. Mathews: church tommro“ T
with ll «.4 coming of Mme Maniac llni . .
bard soprano. of New Your. to assist
the choir I’nafl‘erted. reverential.
bcnuufnl.1s the verdict that Mme.
“momma work usually receives. The.
musk-n41 critic of the New .Yorl:
Evening Mall says “Ker lanes are
crystalline river and soothing. and
her personality and Vocal eiyln more?
“wreaking." H. F. P. in musical
America speaks of her voice as "re-
markable {or the loveliness 3114154214
very purity 01’ its nature quality.“
Newhurgh Ken's sure “anbursah has
hoard ooloists of note. but. seldom. if
ever. has a‘sopmno taken a local aud-
ience h.“ storm as did Mme. Huhbard."‘~
The? hour of the service is 7:45.
public» is cordially invited. All are
asked to be present at we beginning
of the service to severe desirable some -
and to avoid disturbing the audience-
atter the service has begun.
A1339 mum-m AXYAM‘R‘A‘D.
NEW YORK. March 13 .w'l‘he .Ero
Club. of New Yer . mmounced- loony ,.
that it had ”avowed the 19:1 lawman!
*beiloon race 1.0 Birmingham. Alt. am: :
mm the start would be made May 21.
moles will be announcefi latest;
crucial: of the club stated the fore-
hsd. signifieditheir intention of come,
pasting. for from the winners of this: ‘
content will be selectedwrtemm {ego ”
to Belgium to compete for, the Gm»
don mnnett International Balloon
Cup. new 11 . by that country. .4 ‘
Among-n pecfive entrants-is Lieu.- “
tenant Louis A”. Kleor,
its spectacular flight into findson Bay
territory last winter. .. , 4‘
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