mun, mm: 2, m ,
: Methodist Episcopal m
South Norwalk
Andrew F. Chamberlain Mfo
.lon l.’llommedieu. organist and
tar.
mm; 10:00 o'clock—Sunday
L in. C. F. Tristram. super-in-
at. 11:00 o'clock. Holy Con.
‘77." .——"1\iornlng Song” Mendels-
n.
’.\'5nF" ............... Price
bliss Kathleen Andrews
-‘L'ome Yo DDCOW”
........... ............. Buck
__"Grand Choeur in C"
.......... ........ Salome
u—“Let Christ Judge
83‘.
no
.."C:inzonetta" . . . . . . . . Code
”The King 0! Glory"
................ . . . . . . Hopkins
- .-- 'fxlarcllo Triomphalo" .
. . . . ......... . Callaerts
‘, . ariernoon at 8:00 o'clock
;‘ z... Aid Saclety will meet in
..._ fur the monthly business
' All tho members are
v. a.
g ' w 11"‘nd.
‘ .-, 7.45 p. tin—Tho week-
for prayer and study.
' r- l'olter and the Clay."
.: ex'vning . 7:00 9. 13.4110
Industrial League will hold
infirm ting. All men who I." ll-
: 11‘. "Poor Man's 00"" Of
muons will have a chance
he sport before dark. Carpet
5 and other games will be at
ml or the men. Refreshments
g... A good time is proma
well who come.
5.. 1 ——In the evening Mrs. Lulu
and MI: speak to a Community
,-.. .n “The Menace or Mormon-
: r; rryhndy is urged to hear her.
4 7 will he Children's Day with
warram in the morning at
(lock.
5. r\ 0.1.
Jo‘
\xrnuo Methodist MW
lll’l'll—l.. Earl 5318.180. Mt.
nor i'sble. Organist and Choir
There will be a. short
the pastor and the temple
to prescnted to the congregation.
11‘: R «4 art is well worth seeing.
.Jrhrml and Bible Claus at
.. ::.hle Class wil study the lite
‘ n
s... Class at too in in.
M
i".
n 3".
m", l’
my",
..i -..a
h- rrxt step is to topic for Ep-
rh League at 7:00. Miss Harriett
e‘r - the leader.
r, s w) the Evening Worship. The
me 'i the sermon will. be “With-
snmd or the Hammer."
2; of the ol'licial board on Mon-
-~.-.r:ing at 8:00 o'clock.
n- l‘ablo. a-iotod by Its. A. Gib-
. ii EH, soprano. and Er. Maurice
d n. violinist. will give her reci-
.v sdoy evening at 8:15.
‘eneoday evening to ladles’ night.
2.- a week's vacation the
2. «uncut doubt. role up new roc-
I.
L's“- r meeting Thursday evening
i 0. The lesson will be based on
parable or the Pounds. This will
'hr last or the parable lessons.
0:: i‘rlrisy evening the Friendship
by (‘Iass wil hold its mnthly busi-
. r-wéng and social.
0:.- first quarterly contersnce will
held on Monday evening. Juno
‘5. 1.»: all reports be ready.
Al treasurers of the church are re-
‘wi to have their books ready for
on Monday. The auditors
. rr ithi on Tuesday evening.
so Any who wish may bring
em ' the vhurch or parodinago and
:i ‘H-m m the pastor or one or
n I»
i““‘fi'i
_;..
HP,‘
lie-r :1 r :-:«i the Strawberry Fes-
'al m M held by the Friendship
his (‘lass or. Juno l‘th. Lot. of
"rear... lots of strawberries. lots of
Re.
- - elk Methodist preopol Chord:
Goo. :1 Tnmpklnl. minister
Chas. G. Ives. organist and direct-
; Mrs. I. L. Pugh. contraito: IBI-
1:5 Worm», soprano; Half?! L. 88081-
I lasso; Erncst W. 801110. 803°7-
S'ii’fil iv arhnoi and Men's Anembiy
311:9 at 10 o'clock. A piaco and O
‘Mrne for all.
1'. n':"an. worship and commun-
n mmilintion followed by the lac-
rrrn‘. of the Lord's Sup”?-
7». Fipworlh League service is at
3". This anrvlce is helpi'ul ‘0 0“
hr» a'rnnd and invaluable to those
to participate in it.
Warship end sermon at 7:80. The
tram will be on "Sin which II I".
r forgiven."
a8 7:“ cla-
Tuesday
wring.
7.5. L. A. s. will held tho 18‘
emrg of the summer on Wadi..-
av afternoon. June as. .8 “’0
'cock. A full attendance is 0800“-
d
evening
(.3 Wednesday evening at 3 dm
.9 l-Ipwor'h League '1“ d” u .3-
rr's. .annt in the social rooms 0‘
he church. Ice cream and at. '1“
« armed. The proceeds will b. M
- finance a delegation to the M‘
late at Wesleyan.
Thursday evening at 7:“ m 08
yer and praise. Jesus III! M
- d to meet those who amenable in
..‘s name.
lie to assemble?
e o s
3020110“ Marlena m
. B. Bennett. m
We wish to draw W W
go the m: that neat sensor. 3!“
wt: lhe nappy Children's Day I"
w, will be held at our church. We
trust all our parents and m will
Mn to be with us. Sun“!
«luv 3. the impressive
”nice of all
ouirers will be held It 7:” WM
”Why. June 0th. at . ’- ‘0'“.
:gular monthly calcisl beard M
"WM“ at i p. m. prays! and
NI- serVico.
Sunday morning ml. at 11 a.
a Sunday school semen at 10 s- I.
h "19 evening at 7:80
“‘1‘. installation service.
A :1 are wolcomo.
.
lNl'lll-I CHURulls
rwhastra practice and the monthly
ladies
Do you think it refill-
new Epwortli we ’
a picnic upper and open air meeting.
Jae-day 8 p. m. Regular monthly‘
meeting of the business committee.
The following program 0: music
will be given Sunday morning:
Organ Prelude. Spring Song . .Kollins
Anthom. Vehito in C ........ Barnes
08011017 lolo (Tenor) "I Heard the
Voloo of Jesus 3y" ...... Harri-
. lambort H. Moulthrop
Or" Poulnde. Rondo in B-liat
III-IIOOOOOIo’soooeoeoseo Couporln
. C C
IR! W Church. Norwsik
v. E. . McGregor. Ph.D.. I or
(Daylight Time)
lornlng worship at 10:80 th
sermon by the ~psstor. Subject.
"Iarthen Ve-sls." Sunday school at
noon. At this session or the school
there will be a rehearsal for Child-
ren's Day. which is to be celebrated
June 10th.
Ionday evening the Doorkeepcrs'
Circle will meet with Mrs. E. M.
llcckwoed.
Thursday at 0:30 p. m. there will
be a. supper given by the Minister-ing
circle. who have the tickets for sale
at 75c. This supper will be limited
to 150 guests.
There will be a. short meeting of the
council at the close at the morning
service.
The Kind Word Circle will meet
immediately after the Sunday morn-
ing service in the church study.
The L. B. A. will meet in the parish
house at 8 o'clock Wednesday after-
noon.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. so-
prano: Mrs. Edna May Sellecit. pian-
ist: Miss Maebeile Austin. violinist.
Prelude. Salut d'Amour ...... Elgar
Violin and Piano
Oflertory. violin (song without words)
Mendelssohn
see-oooooseaosb
Miss Austin
Soprano solo. Eye Hath Not .Seen.
iron: "The Holy City" . . . Gaul
Mrs. Newkirk
Postlude . . . . .
. . Tours
Grace Baptist Church ,
Corner Butler and Quincy Sis.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor
Sunday services 10 a .m. sharp.
Bible School. Deacon W. C. Minton.
Supt. Classes for all grades and ages.
11 a. m. Hearty congregational sing-
ing. sermon subject. "House Clean-
ing." Offering. benediction. 6:30 p.
m. B. Y. P. U. meeting. Mia Julia
Anderson. president. Program. ."Self
or Others." Mathew 28:58. 8 o'clock
sharp. singing by Senior choir. Mrs.
E. 0. Powell. directress:
moo. as the Lord’s Supper will tol-
low. Every member of the church in
good standing is urged to be present.
Ottering. benediction.
Midoweeh meetings. Tuesday 8 p.
In. tho Mimicnary Society or which
Mrs. Joseph White is president. will
meet. Business of impartance.
Thursday 8 p. 111. Old Fashioned
praise and prayer meeting. Everybody
is invited to take part. These meet-
ings are for the youn as well as the
old. The life of the c urch is in the
prayer meetings.
The poster is always ready to serve
you in any way. Just let him know.
Phone 2808.
O O O
nth Rom BOW Church
the home-like church
Rev. D. J. Sens-pier. minister.
Sunder—Bible School meets a a.
m. to study Gods word. Com nd
learn the things that cannot be . on
from you and that neither mo .nor
rust can corrupt. Morning WQship
at 11 a. m. Sermon subject: "Spiritu-
al Outlook." Communion service to
follow preaching service. Evening
service at 8 p. m. Sermon subject:
"The Eternal Refuge."
Honday—Jluo p. m.. volley ball at
the church.
Wednesday—The annual convention
of the King's Daughters of Fairlield
county will be held in the Baptist
church. There will be a morning and
afternoon session.
Thursday—4 p. m.. the annual busi-
no- meeting of the church will be
held. There will be election of oiiic-
ers and reports from the various or-
ganisations of the church. Refresh-
ments will be served by the members
or the Women's Association.
0 0
Diana: Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. B. E. Cooper. pastor.
Preaching at 11 a. _m. Sunday-
school at 18 noon. Communion at 8
. m.
p Dinner will be served to everybody
on Sunday in the dining room or the
church at 1:80 p. m. Preaching at
7 :80 p. m. '
This Sunday is the grand opening
day of our church on Franklin street
in our own building. where we will be
settled substantially for all times to
come. We extend a. cordial invitation
to all to meet us in our new church
home and enjoy our hospitality and
cimtort to your sotistaction.
0111' pastor is domicilid at 88
Prosan street. Phone 1818, night or
day. you can secure his servces. We
will all meet Sunday morning. June
8. at mum place to march to the
new church in a. body with cur mem-
bers and friends. that all may enter
our new church at one and the same
time. Bring a. tree-will caning to
e .3 e
' auras “Portables“
can” , .......
airmen at 10:88. Subjoot
at sermon: “Paul's Great Trial: '
' ' savice at close of sermon.
at 7:80.
Circle of light Soaking Thursday
’ e e
screed-Wm
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my near Wot Ave.
gloo‘ot 80 a.. m. we
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manta-i. ‘nlbleelsss and
sabeelet ianeonJ Subject
short oer-v
m aisles ‘
Rev. C. S. Lewis. ILA. rector
Calendar for the week beginning
{lune 8. 1028. 1st Sunday after Trin-
ty.
7:80 a. in. Holy communion: 8:80
a. in. Church school: 10:80 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon.
Tuesday 8:00 p. :11. Sewing meeting
of the Woman's Guild: 7:05 p. m.
shortened form of evening prayer tol-
lowed by business meeting of the Wo-
man's Guild.
Thursday 8:00 p. in. Meeting of the
Girls' Friendly Society and supper.
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St. Paul's Pnrfla ,
Rev. Louis B. Howell.’ r
Firm Sunday otter Trinity. 7:80 a.
m. 11on communion: 8 a. to. nursing
prayer: 10:80 a. m. Holy communion
and sermon: 7:80 Evening prayer.
St. Andrew’s Sunday school mean
at 8 a. m. at the Winnipauk school-
house. St. Paul's Sunday school meets
at 9:15 a. m. at the church.
All persons are welcome at the ser-
vices at St. Paul's church. Strangers
and visitors in town are especially
invited to attend the services. ,New
scholars are welcome on any Sunday
at either or the two Sunday schools.
The church is open all day every
day in the year for rest. prayer and
meditation.
Girls' Friendly Society
Tuesdays at 8 p. m. *
Monthly business meeting of St.
Paul’s Guild Wednesday afternoon
at 8:80.
meets
him-timid Bible Students
Red Men's Hall. Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Sunday. June 8rd. 8:15 p. m.. (Day-
light Time). Regular Bible study.
topic. “The Kingdom of God." in two
parts: the Spiritual or Heavenly
phase. its members having been taken
out train the human family: and the
human or earthly phase; its members.
the remainder ct the people of earth.
The tormer. a small company changed
from human to Spiritual: the latter
millions natured from human imper-
iection to human periection. as Adam
was before he sinned. and remain—
ing upon the earth in everlasting
peace. joy. liberty and lite. Amen and
Amen! John 1721-18. especially verse
24: Rev. 11:15: Rev. 28:5; Zeph. 8:9:
Heb. 8:14; Heb. 8:11.
0 O .
Fist Church of Christ Salaam
57 “West Avenue
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11 a. in.
Sunday school is held at 11 a. 2:.
Subject: "Ancient and Modern Ne-
cromancy. alias Mosmerism and Hypo
notism. denounced."
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock.
To both of these services the public
is invited.
Reading room. Bocdner Building.
81 Wall street. Open week days (hol-
idays excepted) train 18 to 5.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
from 7 to 9. All are welcome.
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Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwaik.
Robert B. B. Fools. Rector.
June 8. First Sunday alter Trinity.
10:80 a. m.. Holy Communion and
sermon by the Rev. John F. Plumb.
executive secretary of the Diocese of
Connecticut.
11:45 a. m.. Sunday school.
8:00 p. m.. Evening Prayer and
sermon.
Monday. 11:00 p. m.. G. F. 8.. canar-
date at the church.
Tuesday. 7:00 p. m.. Boys' Club at
the church.
8:00 p .m.. St. Agnes Guild.
Thursday. 8:00 p. m.. Monthly mis-
sionary and social meeting or the
Woman's Auxiliary at the rectory.
Friday. 7:80. p. m.. Choir rehearsal
at the church.
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SADVATIOS am
Cams... and Mrs. Perkins. omcers in
charge of local work
88 Washington street
Holiness meeting at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school at 1:80. Young People's
meeting at 8:85. Evening service at
8:00 o'clock. Public meetings every
Tuesday and Thursday nights at 8:00
p. m. A cordial invitation extended to
all.
‘ O O O
Advimt Ohristbn Churdi
Rev. 1". L. Piper. pastor
Van Zant and Harvey streets
M'ra Elsie Par-trick. omnlst.
Morning worship at 10:80. Sermon.
"When Prophecy Fails." tollowed by
communion.
Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland. superintendent. Loyal Work-
ers at 8:15. Song service at 7:80.
Semen. "With Israel's Kings."
ladieo' Hission Society. WOGIMW
at 1 p. m. '
Pr‘gygr, song and Worry meet-
ing Thursday eunino fl 7=“-
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u
Hum p soon be too hot for
Europe. It will
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STATION W 0 Ila—(408 Moses)
1.. Bembergcr a 00.. Newark? N. a.
2:80 P. M.-—Song recital by Beatrice
Schwab. soprano 0! Newark.
8:00 P. M.—Pcpular numbers by Bill
May's Orchestra.
8:05 P. M.—Continuation ot the ser-
ios or lectures given by Dr. Joseph
F. Craigen. o! Novhst. on "Practi-
cal Psychology."
8:15 P. M.—"Home Garden Hints'n -
supplied by the National Bureau.
8:18 P. M.—Base Ball Scores.
8:18 P. M.——Weekly Book'Review by
Earl Dana. Literary Critic.
7:00 P. DAL—Popular numbers by the
Black Cat Society Orchestra.
8:00 P. M.——Songs by Katheryne Alva
Ross. mezzo soprano. accompanied
by Amelia Henkelman.
8:10 P. M.—'-Se1ections by the J. E. E.
Trio.
8:20 P. M.——-Songs by Katheryne Alva
Rom.
8:80 P. M.—"A Tailor Made Man" tho
great Broadway Success. will be pre-
sented in full by the Summit Dram.
atlc Club, under the direction of W. '
Curtis Nicholson. author of “The
Right Word."
Music between the acts and after
the play by the "Dnnslcinns" a well
known dance orchestra. of Newark
N. J.
SIATIOX W .1 Z ~44“ Meters)
BROADCAST CENTRAL
Aeolian Hall, 1". Y. City
8:15 P. M.—"Book Review." by Grace
Colbron.
(:00 P. M.—To be announced by radio.
8:00 P. lit—Uncle Wiggily Stories by
Howard Garis.
7:30 P. M.—"World's
French Sirother.
8:00 P. M.-——Robert Haven Schaumer.
Poet. Essayist. and Lecturer.
(Orchestra Concert and Lecture)
9:00 P. M.~—The Plandome Singers.
10:15 P. M.—Joint recital by Fred W.
House. Violinist. accompanied by
Miss Audrey Landeo. and Leonard
Work." by
STATIC! W J Y —-(eos m)
BROADCAST CENTRAL
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4:00 P. LL—Progrsm to be announced
.by radio. ,
5:00 P. m—Waldort-Astoria Orches-
tra.
STATION W G Y --(880 W)
Schenectady, N. '1'.
Gators! Elocts‘io Company
11:80 A. 1L—-Stock market quotations.
11:45 A. Bis-Weather forecast.
11:55 A. M.—~U. S. Naval Observatory
time signals.
7:00 P. M.—~Addross by Justice John
1!. Clarke or the United States Sup-
reme Court. on the League or No.-
lions.
STATION w E A 1‘ -—(08 Meters)
Amcrkmn Telephone sud W Go.
M.—Program by Gimbel
Brothers New York Store. Dance
music by Burghart's Melody Orches-
tra. now playing nightly at Rigalls
Hotel. Arrochar. Staten Island.
:80 P. M.—-—-Solos by Mme. Mae Ros-
enmond. Dramatic Soprano.
:45 P. M.—-Piano recital by Thomas
Monti. Blind Pianoist.
:00 P. M.—-—Solos by Mme. Mae Ros-
onmond. Dramatic Soprano.
:15 P. M.——Plano recital by Thomas
Mansi, Blind Pinnoist.
:80 P. M.—Concert by the Amity
Quartette. composed of Ethel Amen.
Soprano: Magdalen M. Meyrnn. Con-
traito; Edward Breden. Baritone:
William Brooks. Tenor. Accompan-
iments by Elisabeth Koehler.
:55 P. M.--Marion Metcalr Lindquist
Story Teller.
:15 P. lit—Concert by the Amity
Quartotte.
:85 P. M.——“Tho Happy Way." by
Ellen Marie Jensen. well~known
lecturer and reader. Floriot Trio
composed of Dorothy Fine. Planoist:
Mary Watterman. Violinist; and
Florence Briggs. 'collist.
CIRCUS TRAINER
mung: FARM
Woman Who Trains Ele-
phants Would Rather
Be With Chickens
And now-w-war-w. isdles-o-s-s-s an'
gents-s-s-s-s. allow-w-w-w~w us to in-
troduce “the woman with 'a ram on
her lingers" and a herd of elephants
on her hands." ~ .
That is. it you care to speak or her
in the language of the belly-boo
stand. But with Madge Fuller. the
matter is at stations one.
Madge Fuller. let it be understood.
is known as "the daintest lady ele-
phant trainer in the world." When
she comes to South Nor-walk with the
Sparks Circus. which into exhibit hero
on Friday. June 15. she will do every-
thing trom riding the satin skin fancy
gaited horses to handling the largest
of the two elephant groups. And
while she does all this. she will be
carrying her (arm on her fingers. But
while that sounds as though it may
be an exhibit. it isn't. The truth or
the matter is that Madge. equestrienne
star. iron jaw artist .clephnnt trainer.
has serious ambitions for the future.
She wants to go back to the farm
and train cabbage and onions and milk
the lowing kins and all that sort of
thing. And the means of doing that
lies_ in the diamonds she wears.
There are many of them. and some
day- Madge plans to take them to
“Uncle." sell them. and with the pro-
ceeds buy a little (an outside ‘3! her
home town. Circleville. Ohio. and live
out her lite. far from the biare or the
“Big top" band. for from the glare o!
the chandeliers.
"And why shouldn't 17" she asks.
"Diamonds are only good to look at. I
never realise that until after I had
skimped and saved for years to buy
them. Now. however. I know what I
really want in lite—and I'm going to
make those diamonds give it to me.
But not this season—mm: .maybe. or
the one after. I want to get all the
lanes or the sawdust out or my system
rst.
And while Madge plans for her
farm. she'll keep right on riding the
fancy gaited horses and training elo-
phants. And of course she'll form a
part or the things that can be seen
when‘the big circus comes here. Seats
price as at show grounds.
As ye new so shall the neighbor's
' chickens reap.
THOUGHT BABK
WOULD BREAK
displeas-
nervous-
ll.
it:
3%
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3?
contains
can be secured circus day at Mead's
Drug store. 8 Nogh Main street. some
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Stoeckel Goes After
Motorcycle Speeders
HARTFORD. June 3.—As part 0:
its summer safety campaign. the De-
partment of Motor Vehicles has
started a drive against the notices—
ness of motorcycle drivers. To end
the deaths and injuries that these veo
hicies are causing. the department
has promised to inflict the maximum
punishment of license suspensiou
upon any motorcycle operator con-
victed of speeding or complained 0!.
The letter received by the oflicials
of this city from Commissioner Rob-
bins B. Stoeckel reads as follows:
Judges.
ChicIs of Police.
Constables:
The last week-end was a bad one
for serious personal injury accidents
~and mtnlitirs. There have been six
fatal ncc."enls in which motorcycles
were concerned in the last month. in-
cluding three over the last week-end.
There are only 1.800 motorcycles reg-
istered in the state at the present
time as against 2.800 last year. There
is an unusual amount of reckle- driv-
ing by owners or these vehicles. Will
you please do what you can to im-
press upon operators ot motorcycles
that speed must be kept down.
This department will suspend any
motorcycle operator convicted of
speeding or complahd 08. Please
take what action you can.
Please rotor to my letter or Hay
18th: ro-mutilatod u obscured mark-
ers. The stat. needs more enforce-
ment on these ”urea immediately.
BOBBIKS B. STOECKIIL.
Commi-ioner ct Motor Vehicles.
Dancing ossrcises just about every-
thing aept dimroflon.
NOW IS THE TDIE
FOR BEDDING PLANTS
#
Beautlty the grounds about your
property with well chosen bedding
plants. Meekei. The Florist. can sup-
ply choice bedding plants and bedding
stock or all kinds. Many talks are
sending in their window boxes at this
time to have the some filled with bod-
ding plants and in this connection
this establishment can be of great
service in the suggestion and arrange-
ment or the same. Fresh flowers tor
every occasion are always here.
Store located at 78 Washington St.
Phone 8472. Greenhouses. 58 Van
‘Zandt St. Phone 8075.——-Adv.
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