mutt: JUNE 16, 1928.
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:mnui March'-
Guisanii
\‘. ho llellevcd in Hi!
.mn 3:00 the W0-
‘.-....\mnury society will
mm Adams. 3 Dela.-|
milk. As this will be
ut' the society fot
.liit's interested in
ml to nttend.
.li’; TAB tho-weekly
mun at 3:00 o'clock
.uiiety will 11614 I
the lawn of Mrs.
47 I-Zimwood avo-
s or the church are in-
:thi to invite their
of storm the aflair
'l.- house. An inter-
promiud basic!“
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1.1 ill
5. til.
it: . t-i ill
. I .i‘.
' wines is planning for
In llli' (\i' the (ill. tO-b.
;. 'e'y. June 25th in the'
Mn l‘olnt.
Hlillilny Si‘ilO.‘
’ in l'otnt Friday.
picnic
Junk
‘.\iiim'A \l. E. Church
\‘M'ii‘l’nfir. pastor
. orcanist and choir
.ng “nrship the pastor
13.0 theme. An ideal for
rill is i‘i'ZHl. The Sun-
..l llihie class will meet
* win clans wiil study the
. mi and .lrrobo'sm. Pro-
m: nt .‘l. “’0 invite the
"ii" and see what the
wing taught. Bertha
r for l'lpworih league at
. is. Preparing for Chris-
~liip. The theme for the
l‘illfin will be the “‘orking
with. You “iii wish to
'l-lill’. not only in hear the
.twl to worship. “'1' also to
l'l‘lih more or thr- 1'0le!”
n tnktn and if \mi have not
\mir already to do so at til"
“'0 are hoping that ill. cntirc
ltinvks min it» taken without b
. .mri if this is to happen many
'2 m-ni to respond in til. II.”
it is i.tt~ mare lvlesscd \. It“.
iiwn it» request- Try It
in. r 5:.3H0 worth of blocks
i‘i\ irnn taken.
..;. limit will he the night of
for the men 35:! older
ogsf‘lo‘sm-y-
”ruin: la Ladies' night.
i is prayer meeting
1 :rsnn will be based 011
i .‘limr'ie of Chrllt.
nning will be used by
-- yr-avtira night. and there
m-tins: of the finance come
~ n‘wiock in the church par-
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\ .._. t... \i. iiimlist Elna-Opel Church.
iuinpkinl. minister. Ch".
tmd director; Mrs. L.
I - .. tiit.t
”Halt”; Mrs. Lois Wermc.
ti-til') L. itcrlinz. bulo;
cuilm‘. tenor.
.tl.UUi and Men's Assembly‘
. .. iuy servico at it o'clock.
ttrilalrl of rsoitstions and
i\v1rt_‘i!El and dialogues.
-:il or baptiam will be ad-
m infants and children.
. g at the service will bode-
\\0rk oi cdllfldulll Poor-
\uting pcoplo who are
r‘itnz themselves for the
“tiers in tho Lord's king-
v‘h League service at
‘lm. last service for the
. nut and close strong.
. minister will begin Q
"N iTS on Prohibition. Tb.
.Tav cvning will U. 'W
have worked for, ad
w‘. 'rr Prohibition."
at is fundamental to the
'r tint-standing or the attitude
2' ."onists and to the whole
' 9'. is great National ‘31 1'"
’ issue.
. “\ning m
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at 7:.‘.
M'cning at 7M5 PM
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‘ wiirrczational Chum
'r' it. Jacobs. mini‘d!
~. 1 Merriam. orgasm all
“9-“! of this church are held
saving time. Services for
Jim 17 will be held as fol-L
. 7i
m. Sunday school: 10:4“ h
i
nu:- .
c.
'1” M. "The Weakness and
-. 2 h of Man”
0.2“: " "arm or music will be:
“ Pr" trio Idylle
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An‘Lr‘»)
............ so
“Fine Aloud Unto God”
_worshlp with sermon by the pastor
(To a. was]
monorail .‘
lubisct: “At tho
ds .
“mu" Han or Many Phy
The curring will be for the
5:02;“: hospital. Sunday school at,
Tuesday the Ministering circle will
meet with Mrs Cresenberg. Perry ave-
nnc at 7: 80. Members please bring
"a! bass.
nrsday trout I: so to 5. so th
Xli‘: angrdcnutca at the persons:
a so storm .
hold Friday y it will be
Thursday. at t p. m. the mid-week
solstice.
Ju 28th “1%.“, n
no ursday. the Sunday
school picnic at etc
the Green at s a? nun Pomt' lawn:
c o c -
Inuit Nos-won: Baptist Church
The Horne-like Church
Rev. L. J. thpler. Minister.
Sunday—Bible school meets at 10
a. m. for the study of God's Word.
Morning worship at 77 a. In. Sermon
stillbject: {The Breath of Life. " Even-
s won 9 st 8 . -
ing will be receiv’edmat gflingofii-
vice for Norwaik hospital.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.-—the King’s
Daughters will hold a special meeting
at the church. All members are urged
to be present as business of import‘
Thursday at s p. ran-regular mid-i
once is to bc transacted.
week prayer meeting.
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Trinity Church
Rev. C. 8. Lewis. NJ... rector
Calendar for the week beginning
June 11. 1923. Ird lundas alter
Trinity.
1:10 a. in; Holy communion; 10:30
a. in. morning prayer and sermon
Tuesday. 2:00 p. m. Sewing meet.
ing of the Women's Guild
Thursday afternoon and evening
lawn fete.
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' St. Peter's Eydngcflcol
Lutheran Church
Cedar Street. near West avenue
German service at 10 a. m. Eng.
lish service at 11 a. rn. Bible class and
Sunday ”hoot at 12'. noon. Subject
of sermon “Jesus the Friend of Sin-
ncrs." Everybody is cordially wei~
come. '
Thursday evening the young pooplo
will hold their regular monthly social
meeting in the basement of the
church. All the young people of the
congregation end their friends are
cordially invited to attend.
All the members and friends or our
congregation are cordially invited to
a basket picnic which will be hold the
fourth of July on Mr. Phil. Kosher's
farm. 24 Linden street. Particulan
about the picnic will be announced la.
ter.
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Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev: ll. R. Cooper. pastor
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. in. Sun.
day school at 12 noon. Preaching at
7:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
lt 7:30.
A social entertainment will be giv-'
on at the home oi Mrs. Annie 8. Ma:
son at Darlcn. on Thursday evening.
June 31. for the benefit of the church. M5
Friday evening. choir rehearsal. All
ncmbcn oi the choir arc expected to
be present. The pastor will an the
pulpit on Sunday. as he will be back
from the New England Baptist con-
vention. which convened in :zewark.
N. J. Come out and hear the report
of the work of this great session. or
which Mount Zion is a full member.
Strangers arc welcome to attend our
church.
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Christ Church.
Gregory Boulevard. East Nor-walk.
Robert B B. Footc. Rector.
Juno 1?. third Sunday ater Trinity.
At 10:30 A \l.. morning prayer and
sermon: 11: 45 A. M. Sunday school;
8 P. M.. evening prayer and sermon...
Monday. e P. M.. G. F. a. candidatcal
at the church; 1:30 P. M.. vestry
msotlng.
Tuesday. 1 1'. 1L. Boys' club at tho
church.
Thursday. 2 P. M., “’oman's guild
at the church.
o c o
mm Baptist Church
Victor F. Bcaiise. minister
Services as follows: Sunday. public
to: 30 s. in. Subject. ”The Royal In.
signis." 7: 30 rs. Subject. "Tho
Mission of the rd of Glory" Bible
school at 12 to. Y. P. s. C. l}. at t
n in. Mid-week sowioc Wrdnesdsy
evening at 8 o'.clock subject. the
seventh chapter of Mark.
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Pics (mm of Ohlbt Scientist
57 West avenue
Tho regular lunday service of this
church is held at 11 u in.
Sunday school is held fl 1! a. m.
Subject: God the Pro-arm of “on.
Wednesday evening testimony meet:
ing at. 8 o’clock. To both of the” ser.
vices the public is invited.
Reading room. Rccdaer building. 61
Wall street. epen week days (holie
days quoted) from _12 to 5. Tuesday
and Thur-«v omiss- ire-ii V is 9-
Sundoy school at 11: 69. Richard
at 0:15.
Evening song service at 1:80. fier-
mon: "With Israel's Kings—David."
Weekly prayer service on Thursday
evening at 1:“.
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Intern. lions! Bible Students.
Red Mcn' a Hall. Washington Strccet;
t.
study subject
bc established
shall dwell together
Isa. 51:11.
the end of the present
Mat. 24:14, Ecc. 124.
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Church of'Nozas-ine
42 Franklin Street
Sunday school at 2 p.m. Praise and
preaching servic e at 3.Rov. C. a.
vice at 7:30. the pastor will preach.
‘Wednesday at 8 o‘clock. prayer rervice.
Friday nt 8 Young People's meeting.
Bland. superintendent. Loyal Workers
Sunday. June 17. 8 to I P. IL. d. s.
as tollosrg: T o
Kingdom of God to ‘1
among men. and the redeemed of the
Lord (the human family) shall re-
turn (from the grave) and come to
lion (the Christ) with rejoicing and
with songs on their lips. and they
in peace and
none shall make them “raid. ond sor-
row and mourning shall iiec away.
I Hones. 18:14. Mat. 6:10.
.Bcv. 21:84. Mat. 10:7. Luke 10:9; and
this good news of the Kingdom shall
be preached in all the world for a.
witne- to all nations. and then shall
order come.
Reney ot Danbury will be the preacher
at this hour. Evening. evangelistic set-
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES
The inter-room volley ball scrim
has closed with Room 4 winning the
championship of the seventh grade
leave. Bees: 28 or the eighth
grade and Room M of the ninth grade.
A 12:“ banner will be Presented to
each winning team. which will become
the permanent property of the room.
The “NO insur- compm 30
teams and apnrosilnsteiy 175 girls
took part in the series.
Next week. the last week of school.
promises to be a. busy one tor the
Franklin students. On Monday. the
secular schedule 0! classes will be
held. the intcr~olsss track and acid
meet on Tuesday. the class day exer-
class on Wellhead"). on Thursday the
.l
armory and upon Friday. promotion-
Boern t. it with so. average of
96.81 per cent carried away thehoaors
for attendancc during the month of
May. Room 8. :8 with "4: per cent
was 0060. nd.
Mrs. P. W. Brooks ct tho’board of
education cadre-ed the ninth‘graqe
students recently. upon the subject or
the Chautauqua which ”lies to Nor.
walk. June :8.
At, the weekly assemblies the tot.
lowing programs were given: levcnth
srade. Kiss Jesse. director: View
Erickson. chairman. Piano selection
by Helen Delchanty: Recitation. “A
Sudden shower." by Consiglin
Romano: Reading. “Billy Miller's Cir-
l
Induction exercises in the Norwalh.
Inserviscr Green was a. welcome
visitor at school during the past week.
Supervisor Green vtited school
last week. as did Ire. Dotts and Mrs.
Brooks of the Board at Education.
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A. large '. number of parents and
friends took advantage or the oppor-
tuaity amend them on Parents' visit-
ing day and come into the school to
view the year's work.
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Final examinations were taken dur-
ing the week.
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Patriotic exercises were held Thurs-
day in honor or Flag Day.
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Miss McCarthy. supervisor of inu-
slc. “on her recent visit to the
school was so pleased with the prog~
recs made by the children in music
that she awarded them a star.
BROOKSIDE SCHOOL K0188.
Thursday's assembly ,was dedicated
to Flag day and a special irogram
was arranged.
Examinations were held during the
M week.
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JEFFERSON SCHOOL NOTES.
Flag day was honored in Jefferson
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ng CHURCHB 0v 3. 2% PhD» Mr Van “It and MM streets. Rev. Sch 1 N t Day!“ '31:? ‘to spacuyialllogto‘m mm
ire-pm sue . M3311: worship 3 110 as r'g.‘ " Mf'mnt weir-hip 00 0 6S ‘1“; - '
it (fitbmpfl Chm “ 10.". '8‘]! won by the. pawn. World." . mun. Christ and the ’ ' ' ' - - o o c 3
Pedro ie Labella is a student at the
Franklin Junior Run school. who has
been in this country inn than a your.
having come to San Francisco. Au-
gust 9. 193:. and to South Norwslh.
was born in
Moham..3atanes. Philippine Islands.
AW! 19. 1932- Ho
whet 2!. 1902.
edro attended Franklin school
tram 9 o‘clock until 2 and worked
from 8 until 9 at. the plant or the
Nomi): Tire company. In his own
land ho attended an agricultural col.
legs and hopes some do; to have sof-
nciently mastercd English. an .ac to
complete his education in one at our
colleges.
Recently. at the request
ernmcnt of his native land.
This composition was introduced
by the following letter:
"To whom it may concern:
“There is no harder task that I
know of then to write or talk of your
own country. as it is like talking of.
yourself. I find my lips scaled and my
hand short, but words I uttered. I got
to fulfill. so here by sit some. fact.
which would not interest the least of
your attention. Frankly speaking. I am
green as to the real condition of my
beloved Filiplnns. yet I will try my
very best to bring out something and
n! his
teacher in commercial mushy.
Miss Halon 0. Prindle. he wrote an_
enter-taint": composition about the
natural resources. customs and gov.
than with my slight hows-ledge ed
mush. counted ml 1“
knowledge of the land 9!
would surely In“ this 0312‘
o! tiresome paper. but I have n boner
confidence that you will us as
then matters and on the c hp.-
can-ram
The costar Junior an echo“
mm was held last evening is the
High school auditorium.
onamhationo were talc. dur-
ing iii past week. .
Burg” and Ghent. the 30”
cities. each havu a mrilion ow
leho b 1‘ cl in d so 0 e 48 be!
Sunday afternoon of June 24' Rev. W. cu. Show" by William Miller: 3.“, at. y e tat no In ngs. all sides view as I see and been is. ~
Eckel. returned missionary from lotion, "Th. ”“91" by A!“ Mitaly: ‘ ‘ 1"”?
Japan will conduct special missionary Sketch. “Very Serious Cue" by Anna. [
service. Public is cordially welcomed LeCates. 10““ 53"“- B‘i‘n Delehanty l
to any of these services. and America. by the mbly. I
_ Eighth grade. Miss Crow. director: . . 3
. Leonard Ainsworth. chairman. The ’
Life of Nathan Hale by William 0 r w a s ' t -
o couts Guusy: vocal solo by Marion Perkins: . -
Connecticut‘s Debt to Nathan Hale. by , ,
Albert Peak: Nathan Hal“. Words. . _
by Earl Groeschner. and America by -
Notes H... mm»... : ANOTHER LINK IN A SUCCESSFUL CHAIN
Ninth grade. Mi. Dunn director. . .
and Helen Lawrence. chairman. Biog-
m... or 2...... .. won ............ 8% PREFERRED STOCK WITH COMMON STOCK BONUS
l'rlie American Rebellion by Edith 8st. ,
'lick and Esther Welnsod: The Reces— _ _ _ - _
g?£:;:yh¥‘é?m;cs“;ttf:sf Mnflhef You are wound an opportunity to participate in earnings or M W and Grows“
“The Dragon Flag." by Beatrice; “0m end the new Plait Wisely store to be opened on Man: Street. Noswslk. as soon as M
Lowndes; "The Children‘s Song." by: are read: and other stores as opened. .
t : “The Last of the ht -
Exagdfzfrb??ack Keogh: Gungaugin 01'3"?!” dividends at 8 Per Cent. annual I!“ have been paid for one) ounce steam-bison.
by Hilda Bernstein: Song. "0n the A bonus B com-non stock is included at present.
' 3 ,‘I b A. Wiiiizuns: ' .
i§$hierio &:§;l:y Lssyt’ Picture Is The success 0‘ 0‘" ”“5"”. during the ”N" “m“ “ development peliods. ‘3 the u
Painted.” by Marion Waters; um" by indicatio'toi‘ regular and burr earnings in the homered production period to which we hove
The annual hike and camp will be Eleanor Kleine. and closing, MW advanced. .
held July a; to July 28 at the Reddlng “America.' by the assemby.
camp grounds. . . , ‘ Share ownership in units of $100 each and multiples of 8100. new open. A business insulting
'lroop Kg. 3. ROWAYTON SCROOL NOTES. ' the necessities of life, my managed, is a sound lame. s Per Cent. is a good real:- as
Troop 3 met at the cabin u 7:30 The teachers will entertain at a._hot m, which 5330'” be working .5 hard for you, .5 yo‘t W to 3‘ It.
r. M.. last Friday. The meeting was do: rout after school on uondsy. the
called to order. the Scout law repeat— boll! Who won the banner i8 “10 relay “R: unhmltatingly remunmcnd this business as both honestly managed and mu. ls cons-
od. then Mr. Nash mode a. tew an- .r260A1l "‘0 pubilchexhibltlon h'“ “ bines security with good return on the investment. The stores are not In some distcnt city. bus as.
nou as t The and e d-t e rmory recon ’-
due: was: an,“ take‘n‘. [writes 51:}, mm” “ET???“ yer, held duh right born when anyone can form an opinion from personal Who.
were being taken. Mr. Nash is Jini- "18 the W30 u N. . The man of linen m I wide w MI: ting w w!
my Callahan slipped out and‘diaid a Room 0 train won the school bin- m “u mm' ' ”Luz“ Z": on p‘ "i ' " sorrow! °‘ °‘" _
trailédW'hen the attendance was com- :10? :3? “tOlid‘zziOC- $21.1 “3::n‘tltl2; . "I” '
plet the tree started out after our conaec V0 that . m
them. It was 3 hot chase and the have walked away with tho honors. \Ye moot 1°“ not while the opportunity I: 0m D ”m ”I!” h attached. to!
boys “ere hot and tired when the A special program wu sivcn in W" “mm
““H ended e?°h}.§°md°:.Thum” to oom'mmo” A (We! statement will he sent on rcowsst and an insult! involves no omnibus. We ro-
On Saturday afternoon the troop a e at 3- . mm a,“ some h” worth-rs to ask before “in" g m Such talus-motion is given as
not at tho cabin at It. A tracking con- i 9- ,
t. w“ held tor, the knife “We" by Putnam m a mailer of course. The decision naturally rests with you while shares remain avalable.
lir- Nuh- 'l'ln min was very easy. Putnam school laid their examina-
h‘" 50"" °f ‘50 5°” missed one 0" tion papers aside Thursday afternoon. ,
two of the markings and were then ‘ f' .‘ >> 1
thrown off the trail. Only four boys - .. -- - . ~ . - .. 3 lies. Tel. ‘3" filamford Offloo Tcl. m Stunted
successfully covered the trail. C. Bail- . . .
w... m m. 1...... covering an mm “mm 539%“ mom PIGGLY WIGGLY FAIRFIELD, INC.
in 20:35. while Ben Betta was a close ’ . . ' r .
n?£:.‘::£iig.znn2 1":2‘ En“. homo, gland litomgch‘ trzuzlceltlgr‘eaea: 440 Main Street, Stamford, COM .
June 14. is day. to take part in "n ”9 y “’ ~“ °.. I V” ’ . : "_ ’
the exerciibIA feed was given after with terrible cam"! _‘"'“" A“ L' C' B' Lewis. General Manager ‘ “ '
the exercises. This will take place of LY033- D‘YWQ- Ohio. Th. doctor. Kindly send me information about Hun-ownership in above local corporation.
the regular meeting. did not h”! F! I“! t 0'0“” hold
The troop is all ready for the gflintionrfirmzch. Tried Polo‘s“ Name .. ..... ......................... #
irsolsi contest to be held today at t artc a 0 In law am a wei ’
Nod. “I mm]. Cu.“ ulna." Sour-stom- Street Address
Troop No. 5. och. headache. b.“ breath. bummer. City . . . . ........ ..
Anewspaper clipping from the and other “lath?! disarderaquichly ‘ . ....... ...... .
Times 01 Davenport. owa states: overcome with Foley Cathertic Tab- w v a » ww m
"Two sesscouis save girls' lives." lets. Do not mpg. p“. or ngu.eat._
The” same ”8'00““ “'6“ Bin (3“!- Stillson. Powell. Corporation—Adv.
tofson and Pete McKibben. members . ~— . .V
of Troop 5. 0f such stuff are Norwalk" ~ n ~ »v T w. v — , . 3 -_NW
scouts and members at 0,09 6 made. . . , ‘
Bill “d Pet: are stiff at Daven- L C. 0. MILLER CO. III. C. O. MILLER CO. »
port. as they hsvc had trouble with
their flimr.
The troop took it: first cruise 01' the . The Wing Hoes of Over Half a Century.
reason, lost Saturday tutti Sundry in. ‘ ,
Port Master Douglas Nash's thirty- 3mm Rom 9 g, a. to Q} m,
live-foot also]. the Flicker. The ' ~ .
breeze was very strong throughout the s . :
cruise. enabling the troop to go oon- ‘ -_
sidcrablc distancc. Landing was made
in Glen Cove. where a camp was made-
!or the mom. Sunday margins. the
course was laid for City Island. Which
was reached at about 11:45. The
Flicker arrived at the. Min club at
6 o’clock Sunday afternoon. All hands
agreed that it was the boot cruise ever.
No. 10.
Troop 10 he] their mccting last
Friday evening under the direction or
the resistant. commuter: dentition-—
tcr Wolfe being unable to attend.
The meeting was short and consist‘
ed mainly of drill and Will instruc. .
tions as wall as a tow snacuns ents.
concerning the Flag day exerc es to
be held at. the amt home on Thurs-
day evening.
W
China rcpcrtg gn increasing. num-
her 0: may: between Chincsc men
All are welcome.
und RM! woman.
v—wu—n
MAR K
OFFF’S
SATIN" PUMPS, $2.95
m
South, Kuwait
Telephone 141
“ Worship The cubicst of tho * ,
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Off: r'orx
Quartrtte "Tu
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orm: Posting,
m TRUCKING —. FURNITURE MOVING
June . Clearance
Sharply Reduced For immediate defiance
GENERAL UTILITY COATS
Many of the season’ a finest Coats are included in this great selling. It
SOME AS LOW AS $14
1‘.
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is the opportunity of a lifetime to get a. smart Coat. of the very best mate-
an early selection.
'A VERY FEW EVENING GOWNS
These aretobesoldrsgsrdless of costtomakeroomfortresh goods.
These gamentg cannot be exchanged or credited. '
rials and expert: worlananship at prices way below our own cost We advise.
'AISO
Norwalk Chronicler