l V lWashington
y for
.lor nlI
- C
two Weeks \islt in nodding.
I O
I accepted at l‘olly‘s Dancing
' hoot. Tel. 22:7.
‘ . o 0 O
I" Principal Juknh of the Norwnlk
is school
bl! hall _\':cstt rduv morning.
0
'terdn) out of the cltv on businm
O O
l- —A. Paul
8-day cngaghncnt
I‘loton Pnlnt l'. Irk
Thomas Skull of l-' airfield avsnuc
hes rrslgm II his duties at tho Nssh
and has returned to
l "pinto-rm: t ..
his rtvidlrs in 5mm .IIk High school.
'lho Man's !l>!“nllily 0f “‘9 Nor-
\\:Ifk M. l'I.
willnlx ll'lll 1' IItI‘
4'45! l'ilstIlrI
n‘ th- I-I::.IitI-
nt llw tl"ll 'l IiIIl “I rv
‘."IIII\lI'Il»'s
« 0
That's all.
I
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r'll' ;r it: .‘I
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t:II“.‘
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Orchcetm
plains
‘tl . tiI til 'I\
ttrnv
i:--Il
. 1
l‘Iuss
. . t tInIpIr.
.Ivl
\I Ii‘\'.< church
.IImtiIrcd
That's all.
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i It ll 0" IiI‘Ixoklyn i! \lll-
l'tgiir
. , min: the l'. Lor-
' 1‘I‘I1 ’III I . I‘-.’l|Ll.Ill)' of Now
. . 3 ' .
l . . .I... lit‘hillv'l’l
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.
.‘Imzln ()rt'ltt‘:.l"l.
0‘. r HI'J t‘wl‘.‘ t-luiitll: ii?
.
, ui' anox Since.
I, .~..v..pl:iincd'to tho
ZIs‘t night about it
IIIIziIl his home. Pl.-
~.II liorncy investi-
“II no trace of lbs
0
IIIi\‘.:irrl M. GDM
\\'I-.‘It :ivclllc have
months‘ so-
loltngc at
.
n
r .' I. l‘
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:VIIIr
'llIH‘n.
C U
“My
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- . '- . .;-s at Q’Brivn's.
. . .
It. . ' I
YJXV‘ I “ . ' ;...
rich"
”My II' I
l‘llll'rlfitor 0! the
.1. .l today .6",-
mul n continual
e
O 0
t M IIIIr street. left
' -; in resume
... : ‘ l'. ' I‘.\:‘. l'niversity.
lI'I‘.lI" ’i (I
"ruli‘f' l
r‘ .Il:I
IIII liris nt O'Briel'l.
‘ C
.ank Grit.“ n (I‘ 'I“
ir' ll‘ll’Il i‘IIIIIil
1,..l.. '~I l“. l'II'
—-]in‘snnIl I..
0
II: n! street has
.u \I.- . it's mention at
.ll‘ ‘
O I
llol'wi-t \l'IIZI . In?
I' 'ri'h the N, H. football team yes-
- ‘I Itru :Ittrrr IIn lll pioparation for
tr I : Iu' for the h Inn at George-
. u. - i‘l' ll“ “ill T‘illtl‘ nrxt week.
I O
-—" II I In (I.’t nhntlpc has lunch-
f’t till» nil 'IiIiI rtd and ‘0 be em-
IIl ;.l H I.
oped practicing
.‘4
t O O
. R. .", ‘\.in ring of B’rooklyu. N
1, ‘ .I IIItI in 1- Il Alcn'p hall.
lvmf I .\. ~\I:I’ . tomorrow afternoon
at 4’ r. 'II'K in tho Srrlptllt‘. sub.
jor”, "r'. I':
I.~I.‘rru:tiofi." "rho pub
lie is (\I' Sci-vies free.
i..I‘..\' ”limited.
0
——nn_v - 0. ll" VII trotn nt Donmlly‘s
(Y‘. can. out.” p1) monta. Store open
tunings t' litil 9; p. m.
'PntriI k hue.» If Smith Norwnlk
hn- Inlvn I'L pI 'Illltn “ith a DC
0“
TWI‘ T I\i ('.I; i '11!
IIII‘K t‘ivr-vll (If Sprins‘ Hill. W130
had its In: in l-.I 11 Ht. tho N. H. 8.
.. for)“ :I I in I. I I last iridly. ll "3‘
mf‘lv] 1.. t.» r. Ming comfortably now
.1 t‘ . XIII-walk hospital.
0 .
-—.\ Whiteman Orchmtrs.
.adl)’ 'ii :H‘V‘lnin‘ no“ playing .t
Itotc... in,“ 1,1”, .
o O 0
M - 'rimnt .v P. Mshon Joh’
, Mahrr I III ems. John. William Ind
nmwu. nt‘hia city will start our”
4‘, ton .Irrnw morning on a trip to Mon-
tn 'II in William Mnhirs ntw Buick
touring car.
Paul
o e 0
Albert D. Margin: of Cranbur
7
ma... has had his Dodge delivery
» ‘rar "Ml: mtg-hauled.
“m":- in framing picturu
l u. u r.Bdg.
- Il't'lnud st 1. 3.“.
”9‘“ O position with
"lbs «um
Council. No. :4. Sons and
‘01 Liberty. held a regular
lnlt evening nt their hall.
street. Plans are
a social and every
is requested to attend next
.. meeting. on there “ill Bo n big
58:. and Mrs. H. J. Bracken of
I'emy strmt “ill lcavo today for
Roach-A few private dancing pu-
. illilzlfl his introductory
'4 finch to the studtnts in the lustin-
Dr. Grorgo (l. l await ppent year
\‘hitomnn Orchestra.
ndw pinyin. 3‘
urn holding an
afternoon at
’I \\II l:|tti»lt‘f‘ti members
IIIIIII ImIl friends mot
taken to the
Mass manufac-
:ll‘TlY" home to-
II IIIII Ii Inn-incur trip.
t‘mvrtt of 8 “'ssh-
\. «tvrdn _v in No“
.tt
'tltul
‘. \vns conform-II
In t'Iinton P nil-
I halal Inst iilght
and Bible His-
will
morning. llrv.
this
'nlghl.
MI.
its
N.
, MI... Ill-green The
within 1“"
:.iIess meetinfl-
I 'Il Iiiilttcc sI‘i‘v-
is}
port.
M. J.
sedan.
proving.
(i.
York.
and h
Sh irley,
at the
\
N. Y.. ha
(‘1' fl. 1110
t 'lnlg '
traw- Mo
.\‘. X.
George
nvtnue h
the Soul
works.
Mr. an
of 12
week-end
friends.
walk.
:15 tl\\lll
Miss 0
Now Yur
Miss K
Minty. ml
son street
positions
luIt)
hn\e atc
-llnrrii O (inns...
Nathmrorecnbcrg
avenue has purchased a. new Ford
Mi. Margaret Merrill
of in. and arts. Frank Merrill or
Newfiwn avenue. had her tonsils
formed at the Norwnlk hospital
redevday.‘ She is reported to .be im-
Tilt" Volt-runs nt’ P‘tH‘l‘lgll‘
land the Spanish \Vnr \‘l-tcrnns will
hold n Carnival In Main street.
starting Monday
“onions high tlhimf u_ct will lie ono
l'nf tlis ft‘lllliltfl 0f tluI opening night
:Iw-nuc is spending thI-
Mum street have Just i‘t'llil'llt'tl froth
:‘ tun “Mks'
Mrs. t'. L‘tzlnurr and daughter.
Mildred. of “fishiugton street have
been visiting fiends In Bridgeport.
. O O .
(3. F. Moultnii IIi‘ Flux lllII road is
on]nyillg':l \tI-IIk's \‘islt at UM (Ir—
t:hani. Main».
0 I O
”Filly Rayon, (If Splint: stirct his
taken a. position “it“ \\Illillll \lil—
l¢r . motor.
0 O O
llvu. Iro \icMi ihon III" liillsirlt-
stlect h: ”I ics.gnI d his position “illl
Lenry's l'npcr ('.o on it: IiIrotiII mu.
nur. ‘
O O O
'Ihc tlmv Hook and LnIlIlIi :it thv
lr-ntini i‘trc st. “hill is In nu: iI I“ Ilill-
Hi this “colt.
iJII-k iluymonIi of- South
street and \i'illinni Suitvun (If Alzuli~
twa weeks' sojourn.
lskortiorlun
and Hudson (oatrs of Swing utiort
:it the ltlalto_thc.t_ter.
ity Briefs and Personal Mentmn
lam Groglnaky of Couch street
has joined the Y. M. C A. in West-
Epstsln has
That's all.
0
.-
sss'
Mrs. Clara Gompcrs. the Dane-
tic leader of the Bronx.
New
e third Assembly District._
husband and ‘daughtc’r,
rd visiting this week-Gil
mo oi Mr A. Vnthahn of 8'
Rowan stycct.
Mrs. Roy Behymor of mooklyn.
a returned to her home aft-
nth‘s visit \vithphel‘ niece.
Mrs. H. \\'. Jennings of Nain street.
Hoyt of Cedar street will
nauy to attend Seton Hall.
\X‘. aark of fiamllton
ns noteptcd a. position with
It Norwaik L‘icctric Light
Mrs
d t iit’ford Ilnllfiklllltll
Maple Hil‘tf‘t mu spt tilting the ‘Slnai hospital.
in Franklyn. N. Y. \\ith
\\';1 rs
Nor-
A
4‘
nil!” v
be continued oath owning.
. O O
crtrudvt Burroughs of l'litfll
um-lbcml in
k city with ti'iI-ntls.
I O O
nthrrinc (:iiity. Mrs. Susail
d Miss licleli ilrutI-y of :7
L.
\lsit at ('uronu, l.
0 s f \
Miiill
have rrsumnll thvir former
at Kcysvr's island after u
C C O
of Spi int. siloet
opted positions as ushr‘rs
Communi
hing.
non for c
not cons
names of
known in
that man
street. on
the Lady
\) hist lust
n umbc Ir, I
afternoon
Dunbury,
picnic.
Cal);
tlie Dorlo
ll loli‘.
the South
will
Miss M
IUDDlIOI.
George W
HM
atthn
and their
la
ville.
the ch
EAST N ORWALK
The Republican Association of life
I‘him Ward “lit hold‘ it
- 'l‘
Alsocintlon Is included in tho moot-
lng‘n' official personnel and the wo~
men of Bust \‘orwulk are especially
urged to attend ”11' inoezing
it is quite uncertuln \\ ho the nomi-
ol the fuel thiit .Mr.
been offered slid it in Quito certain
into serious considtrntion on Mon-
duy evening. ,
~ » O l n
Mrs. Geofgu Woods
'lhe members and flit‘nlla
Friendship Bible t: lass. about 50 in
The trip was made Iby pri-
automobiles.
The Stamford Veterans of For-
eign Ware are enjoying an outing at
The regular monthly meeting of
the hammer blook and Ladder
i
Mi- Louise Benedict of Winfield
strccn has re
soon
fine arts college in New York clad
in visiting Mrs. Michael Pascale of
Van Znndt street.
Mrs. LewinLevinsky of Gregory
Boulevard is entertaining relatives
from New York city. .
Harper's East Side store has taken
in a supply «.1 stationery and school
Clnnao. Manson of New Brush: is
n week-old visitor of I“. amino.
'1“. Alum Dycctt of the Norwnlk
members of the Ewart]: mu. .1
the Bad Norwalk Huhodist church,
bliss Lyon” W
in! out. d I
the Advent
the m ’
They). ‘
“4 9 lam match uracil it
t-uuous in
ty Hall on Monthly cw-
ho itepubflcun \Vomen's
As yet
ountliman “ill be in vitw
inghnm will
ldor re-norninatton. The
qtiilc'u few men well
the Third tlislrit't iluVe
y. of them will be taken
(If Lorena
tcrtuincd tho Ynemburs of
Moose Lodge at a bridge
croning u: but home.
0 O O
the
oft thc (hurch tit it‘s 30 this
for l’utnum I’:,irk near
“hero they “III hold a.
O O O
n House. today.
be held no Monday eve-
ed her pssitl’ with
Norwslk Trust Co. and
commence studies at. a
cry Grnzinn; of Brooklyn
O O D
I
Gods of Lorena street.
church will address the
.tomorroy evbalag.
tell them about the
Out All members
I. ‘1‘ o
-.
purchased a
new Chevrolet delivery car for his
grocery store on Railroad-avenue.
of Scribner
daughter
.Jur.
It... mp’ through the
an outingmt Cato Posture
in'eeting in Community hall on non
dny afternoon. .. ..
o" s “0 .
Albert 2m ct Second
who broke Slide
3. hcdvy.
anL’ 1‘
second prize.
ers. Moore.
Thomas. Mrs. Zelutf
strom. Mrs. Smith: Mrs. Kctcham.
and Mrs. Beach.
hear that shell iii in the Mount
lN'ow York city.
‘ O
l The Dorcas social; of the Swed-
hh Congregational church hold
regular meeting last night at the
home old”. and Mrs Axel Amund-
scn. Osborne avenue.
0
Mr. and Mrs. John Neilson of
Springfield. Muss. who have been
visiting with friends on Gregor?
houlevard hmc returned
home.
Qes
' Mrs. Minnie ltrowcr of Osborne
avenue and Miss Anna. Bjork of
First stt‘lII-t. motored today to‘ Put-
nsm l'nfk. iluiibury.
O .
Bliss \larthn Morgan of Winfield
street in enjo fins :1 two wccks vs.-
cution from her duties with the
Nash Engineering company.
0 O 0
Miss \nnu Moix’tvorgun has re-
turnml her home in Providence
after spending the past week with
l fill-IESTPORT . l I
DEMOCRATS
' HOLD CAUCUS
All Nominations Made
Except for Assessor
and Treasurer — Re-
publicans Meet Mon-
’day
“illiam Matthias and ”I".
Mi 5.
Nelson Crawford went to “I ntcrbury
this morning to attend the State
Convention of the American Legion
Auzilinry as delegates from the Au-‘
gust tthlas Post Auxiliary.
0 O 0
Miss Lois Sherwood was a visitor
in Bridgeport yesterday. .
The Democratic Town caucus was
field in the Town Hall last evening.
About 40 \Olorl were present. Wilt
llum Wood was chairman of the
meeting and James Driscoi acted nu
clerk. The nominations were as fol-
lows: First. Selectman. Edward C.
Nash: Second Sukctmnp. Prof. Har-
ry Morgan Ayers: Town Clerk. Hui-o
old xolan: In collector. Michael
Donnhcr; 361313 of Finance. Louis
lliish: Constables. George mills.
Charlos DeMatco, Dominick Vallente.
and Henry Bulkloy; Grand Jurors.
George Wright, Charles bi. Rem.
per. and Henry Downs: Library
director. Amy Dolge; School Com-
mittee. Harrison Steevep and Hrs.
Channtng Harris. Mr. Grout nomin-
ated Mrs. Robert Fuller stating that
he knew of no one better fitted to
s‘orvc as assessor than Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs. Fuller declined the nomination.
and as no one else was proposed.
nominations were asked for the of-
fice of Town Treasurer.
Kempcr was nominated and declin-
ed the nomination. A motion was
made to leave the selection of a
nominee rat'- the offices of Assessor
and Town Treasurer to the
cratic Town Committee. The;
tion was carried. Mr. Silver or
Ssugntuck, proposed that the demo-
cnts take us their slogan "or time
for a change. " Prof. Ayers proposed
they "Adjourn to Victory " '1'!”
meeting adjourned.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Umphries, of Corpus.
V. Y.. were the guests of Mr. sud
.Mrs. Paul Shultz last wssk. fir. and
Mrs. Umphricn were returning from
n tour. of Canada.
0 O 0
During the month of Annual
were six births In the Town “a at”
port. 01 the six births'flh Karol 9!
Italian parentdge nudist! 01"“
parents .
if; .
Mr. and hires.
cred to Nebbcrg.
week-end.
fins.“ 1*!“ We
Ynflm
The "Y” has now nearly 9" also.
bers enrolled. Applicatiomre come
8m m m M
trams.
“I outlet-ad with kidney unfit.
live you: or more. I could ”a
at night and I sue always tired
coming home from work. ands
back salted. " writes John R. Gerda;
anvil); Iii. "l- secured some 3m.
Wu: reitbotter
work ovum-son Ian's. boon-s
strougnrnndeouldsipspbnttsrfi'ler
flatworm Inco-
The Men' s’ membiy'v of the Net'-
walk Methodist church are holding
W
The directors of the Edit Norwslk
Improvement audition Will hold a
street.
#3 week. when
timber fell on it.
has been? ta“; ta tin NorwIaik hos-
pital. where‘he is undmoing treat—
6 ,
The regular weekly done. Will be
held.- at the Norwalk. ICounlry club
0 O 0
Mrs. E. ‘1". Smitli ohmvlew avs-
uen entertained severalr womerf at.
her home yesterday at which Mn.
E. F. Smith won thalrst prize sud
Mrs. 1‘sgerstrom mg nwnricd tbs
Those attending Were
Mrs. Hoflmsu. Mrs.
Mrs; Fager-
‘ .
. lIricnds of Mrs. William Plait of ’
-u Winneia street will be sorry to '
its
to their
Charles '
Pius (new a of. m ~
andoonn' '
¥brbthssg w i a
“Rochelle: -
. s o"
public-.3
Town Hall this utter-noon.
publicnn Csucus is called for
day evening.
0 JI o ; S
Preparations Iii b’dng
. gin the drive for
. the
Red Cross. _
e
"Reform Republican Club.".
of Joseph McOill. and Juan
which will stn‘g;
the ticket whi
at
caucus an Mondiy evening.
this evening. Enema“ $2.1”... Auk“ "fr. : ‘15:: holy communion; prcpirntory‘ ”2;:
ship of us. - ‘LI; and. ico u 0: 4s A: 15.. swam“ -
”Mr and Mr; Mama Soateiu of chairumu or— , ind m u A. to: Bible class and
Stamford rotted friends ong-zsvicw Edna Sher-w . ' " ._ T... school it 13-1190!!- W °" .
avenue last evening. ticket to b ep ~ ._ 7‘ caucus man. "The 3’4““ M ,7
was debated. ' . 1"". body is cordially W“!!!- '
was endorsed for mdsém' '.
urcr and Agent for the.
posit fund. Tax co
A. Darrow. Assessor Io
Board of Finance.
Registrar Joseph I!
mince for 1st sole '
Board snd School 6’ mittee were
not debated. The Club is to be
“The -foflp‘or¢ Republi—
J.
known as
can Clubi’:
WW}
Mount Zion ‘ .Gmrm.
., nev. u. I. .Pfltor.
,Prsachlp'g at 11 o'clock A. M. Sum
day school at 18 noon. Almoiit every
great man or wanna. that we lead of
‘being great. ns lenders. politically
or lplrituully you can the co them
back as having been associated with
the Sunday school more or less. for
their religious bearing. Now. it you
want your children to be likewise.
send them to lay s solid foundation
for their religious super-structure.
Preaching at 7: 30 P. M. Come and
get your sintusl‘strcngtb renewed.
Wednesday evening. prayer meet-
ing and choir rehearsal. Come.
Thursday evening. Sewing circle.
n The members and friends should
be present on Sunday evening capa-
unlly to near the sermon that our
.slor shall dcllrcr. as he will be of!
on his short vncntidn and we want to
send him sway in good shape.
Strangers are welcome. Our choir is
rendchng sweet music. glitch is very
pleasing to all)
East Avenue No B. Chan-h.
L. Earl Sbnflner, Pastor.
Clarence Cable. organist and choir
director.
Morning worship at 10:30.
theme of the sermon will be, "l’p~
lifted Eyes." A spoclalvoffering will
be tnken for the Japanese sulerern.
Sunday school and Bible clam nt 12.
The open service will be in charge of
the Missionary department. The Bl-
bls class will study the Prophecy of
Jeremiah. The Probationer's clam
will be resumed at 8 P. M. The cu-
opcration of the parents is asked that
there may be a full nttcndnnce on
this important work. Epworih league
new“ at 7. The topic is "From Vis-
ion to Task." Let us increase the
goodly afiendsnce of last Sunday.
The
the sermon will be. "Automobile
Analogies." This sermon' should ap-
peal to any one who has overtaken
a ride in an automobile.
0n Manda; evening the official
board will meet at the parsonage at
8 o'clock for the regular monthly
meeting. There will be orchestra
practice in the church Monday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock.
The Epworth league will hold its
monthly business and social meeting
at the church Tuesday evening at 8I
o'clock.
Weekly meeting of the udtes' Aid
at the church Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 8. Names of Blblicnl churncters
commencing with the letter "P" will
be reviewed. and one of the mighty
works of the later will be discuss-
ed. '
Now that the vacation season is
past. may we not be found in our
places regularly oi. the hours of wor-
ship, and find some field of activity
in the work of the church? There is
work for each of us if we have a
mind to serve.
111W um. Students. 3;
Rod Men's Hnll. Washington Sir-2‘
South Norwlik.
9
Sunday“ September 9. 8! P. lg;
Brother Van pmn. will lecture g
the Resurrection. All welcome.
Service tree. .-
xnu-t Street A. M. E. Chard)...
luv. w. Henry Lsmnr. Pastor. ”
At 11 A. M. sud 7:80 P. If. preach.
in: by tho pastor: 13. noon. mm
ohm: 2:80P. ll‘.._Sunday school. _
‘ Tuesdny svcnlng. class meeting.“
Thurldny. District conference "st
Springfield. nus.
Dosuot overlook the work of the
ham: and what it will menu to air
We nad Nomi]: when it is caulk
pitted.
,.
corner Butler and Quincy smut
.. my. D..C. Thomas, Postd-
ln‘sdnyssrviccalo a. nu.
nyflhllmmudsnm.
MW:O:88p.-m-.B.Y.P.U.
m ”Minestrone-I
on . .
m
thinks “2:”wa helped
mtomnkeltn-succem.
0,. O
I:
ll
Ibbnxl «lain "
' 3°” me”
Thus was n Imecttng o! the Rs-
Ilium committee u:- ts-
The ac- htg. ‘
Seu-
m. cells: by
10¢!!! chemi- of the truer-tens
Much hns been: .111:th sb‘o'ut cud
'rhn
club was orgi’nllod- by the clan.
Itrnight
nun-Its behind
will lie-incubated
‘ ma u, "again in the "new
m m repaint Mr »
Evening worship at 8. The theme or.
GmcsllnptétChnnch l:
using?"
in“ um: mt M4
$.ww‘
Wale—"nest .1. the m. such.
chm . .-. .._. atlas cameos game.
. Postludlo'r-J‘ More)! in B Hint” pun-t
can.
Evening worship. 7:80. “The Liv-
ionisation."
Prelude—Screens in E. Bellini.
Anthem — ‘°‘ veiling Prayer”
”“1de Choeur in F.
tome. .
“May, am. the 1'50 .. 3. cm;
’ old a bulbs. meeting in the.
Elmsfioom‘ in s church. All mom-
but} on ,ur _ attend
Thursday. :08 the‘ weekly Prayer
fill “in" it?
.l:
ids. . at. The We nm'm:
«gluezguqe will onset in the church.
gunman-WW
MW“:- avenue.
t n
Cedar street. 019‘ 1. A. U. with
German service ”at
The choicv'vm rim-m in the five-F
' ment of thd‘tburch Hondny- even“
All membél‘l and prospective mono
hers are cordially requested t
recent.
9 All our members no ddubt.‘
which-
co uponvfinn may. Th
out our country funds on, coil
The local chapter of the Red
is endeavorint, to “"0 37- on“;
church. .hd societies in “I
nre requested to rubs a. spécin
, lection for_ this purpose this'S .
Such a collection will also be rum
in our chllrch tomorrow. Wbuftvou
hob-the good cause along? Thank
you. .. _- . .
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B). Nomnlk Congregational W
F. H. Jacobs. Initiator. ‘61;
Hr Archibnld Merriam. 0.14an
nod Director.
10:43 A. IL—Scrmon and Com-
munion. .
An otYering will be ulten at Nil.-
serlvec for the Japanesss Relief
Fund. I
The First meeting of ths.8undu’
school will be held on tiny. Sept.
the 16th..“ 8: 45 A. .
, Th eWo ns ‘ Annotation will
hold a picn c meeting on Weapon.
day. SepL. 12th. at lb horn. of Mrs.
J. H. Ferris at Bell lilnnd. Each
member of; the Association will be
asked to bring somesrticie of food
for the luncheon. The ladies 'm
asked to take any cnr leaving South
Norwalk between 11 a d 18 A. M. A
full nttcndnnco is d red for the
meeting.
The program of music for Sunday
morning will. be u follows: ’
‘Orgnn Prelude. Communion .Caul.
(iuartctte—-"‘. Savior. Like a Shep:
herd" . my.
ottertory Quitettc—‘fi Nearer. My
God. to The." ....... . . . Spence.
OP‘Sn Postlude. Allegro Iodornto. .
Bunnctt.
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Row-anon lsptint Charon.
Victor F. Scallse. pastor. Services
as foliowu'Sundny public Worship
with sermon by pastor. 10:80 A. a.
subject "“‘hnt lakes the World
Onn‘.” Bible school at 11:“ A. I?“
The evening service at 7:80 P. )1.
subject "The Intellectual Life." Th6
service is especially plant!“ tor the
young people. and it is hoped it may
prove helpful to all those that are
beginning the new school year. There
wil be good singing. Prayer meeting
on Thursday 8 o'clock. l
At the request of the Chapter
Ameriénn Red Cross and the mayor’s
Cowperntive Committee on Japan-
ese Relief opportunity will be given _
at all services of this church tomor-
row for all who. desireuo contribute
toward the Japanese. Relic! Fund.
Those who prefer to avfdirnt can
make their checks payable to Nor-
wnlk Red Cross and either hand or
find them to A. B. Clever-icy. Row-
nyton. Committesman. or mail at
to Hr. Harry ll. . Lane. t or.
South Norwslk Saving Bank:
VlCTOR F. SCOLISE
South Norwalk m clam
Rev. B. J. Shower. Isis-ulster.
Sunday: Bible school m st to
A. M. for the study of God‘s Word.
Parents are enrnnstly requested to
send their chlldrsn to Bible school
(nd to come themselves so as to set
a good eumple. Nothing worship
nt 11 A. bl. and the evening service
at 8 P. It. hit. Henry Sheplu’. bro-
ther of the pantomwill preach both
morning and evening.
As the time is too short for a
house canvass the local committee
for Japanese Relic: be s it wise
to rdch the people through the
churches and the lodges. norm"
an omit-lug for this relicfjuud will
be received at the morning service.
Wednesday“ 7: 45 P. It. the W.
W. G. will hold its opening meeting
It the church. All momborgnre urg-
ed to be prss‘eut and to with
them W missionary books they tony
have.
Thursday ab! P. I. t regal”
prayer meeting of then it will
be held. This is s. good ctlme to rs-
vire your prayer meeting habit and
also make the scrvlds- Orsspobtnbls
one.
South Nero-alt Rescue Iii-don.
Sundny 8:15 P. I. Will be ill.
opening of‘tbe Fall “id Wintsr corn. ,
pnign sud n rest old fnshioncd serv-
‘leswillbsheld‘hthehnunt 81
none» streetat Etch time in- A.
W. Hour-on President
t.
d .
to alleviate nich- pom and unlucky; 7‘
- tor Trinity.
pity for the people who are suffer-
prncticsl expression in
school is held at 11 n. m.
invited.
days (boll
from r to 9.‘
amends: for the weak beginning
WTrinity
10:80 a. :11. Morning prayer and nerd
men.
meeting of the Crinlty Xoln' Poo“
pic's llusicsl and Drama.
the Vestry at the rectory.
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topic. f‘Condltio'ns taut Call for Be- '
vlvnl." followed by coininunion. Sun-
superintendcot. It is hoped that a”
scholars will gather tor this first ses-
sion otter the vacation return. Loyd
Workers with roll call at 0:15: av.
nlng service st 7;80
"th Bible of
the services for the Japan!“ relief.
in ours. or local work: Lieut. Bru-
lo, s-istiug.
day school at 1:80 Young People's
meeting at 6|: ii: evening service at
3 o'clock.
'ovoningc at 8 o'clock. All lama.
min f
Rev. B. 1‘.- Wagon Rh. D... Pastor
sermon by the pastor. The Sunday
school will hold. it: 31" acute. at
18 o'clock. Aurng‘tnvited.
Mg. Iain-cu
gum: 19:10 at an.
d, evening prayer.
Pnrlsats out please as. am
tut both 81!. fluidly Mil“ the
pus-uh are re-opening on sunny.
sud. have their children in pines
at the services on Sunday an of-
loving will be land. for the relief of
the sunersrs from earthquake and
are in Japan. All ”manners are
urgodmtocomoandbrtugnspocial.
altering. for which envolopes are
prdvlded in the pews. »
All persons are welcome at the
services and usstdns o! the Sunday
schools. Strangers and visitors in
town are especially invited to wor-
ship with the SttPaul's people.
The church is opnnail dny every
day in the year for rest. prayer and
meditation. . .
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Bownytoa leasodhkwm
, . H. Bi! Scinert. Past‘br.
I‘I'Services Sunday. Scutsmber 9th.
morning ivon 11 o'clock. Sunday
icho‘ol at 10. Sunday evening. at 7:80
the Young People .nad Epworth
two members will ~ conduct. n
prenibo, service. There wil be special
The pastor will give a
she! . address ionday evening at
the floks will be open at the
h‘. and yote for the election of
men. All members are urged to
te. W’edncsdny at 8 P. It.
cf—‘muflng'.
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Obs-lot Church
Gregory Boulevard. Enst Koran:
Robert‘ B. B. Foote. Rector.
- September 8. fifteenth Sunday at-
10:80 a. m.. Homing prayer and
sermon.
11:45 a. in. Sunday school rc-
opening.
7:80 p. in. Sunday prayer and
sermon.
All our hearts ore stirred with
lug today in Japan. Let us give it
"an of-
ferings to help relieve their distcss.
These contibutions can be made at
any of the Sunday novices or sent
the first of the week to A. It. More-
-house. 50 First street: Mrs. F. M.
Wheeler. M Edits avenue. Mrs. E.
H. Davis. 10 Osborn avenue. These
citerings ‘11! be. forwarded at once
through the Red Cross.
. Monday. September 10. 7: 80 p. m
Monthly meeting of the meta at the
rectory.
Thursday. September. 11. 2:00
p.- m.—I(eeting of the Woman's
Guild at the church.
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F1118 Church I of Christ Sdaatlst
57 W'nbt ,Avenue
e regular Sunday service of this
b-is held at 11 a. in. Sunday
T
Subject: "Mam”
‘ Wednesday .‘evening. testimony
hunting is held at 8 o'clock. To
both of these services the public is
Reading Room
.Jnmes Inn. Open week
excepted) from 1: to
and Thursday evenings
mill
5. Tussra
All sre welcome.
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Trinity Church .
oRev. C. S. Lewis. 31.1..«rector
pt. s .1933. 15th Sundsy after
7: 80 a. in. Holy communion:
Tuesday 8:00 p. mud-swoon
Guild.
Wednesday 8:00 p. m. ting of
o . s
Advent Chrinthn Gil-vb.
Vnn Zant and Harvey streets.
Rev. 1-31. Piper. Pastor.
Xrn. Elsie Pal-trick, organist.
W worship at 10: so; set-moi
(In! School at 11:50.81ch Bland.
sermon topic.
e.»
dine“ so are expected on
first saw after the return
vacatinnn d comp.
uttering be taken in one of
11”“an Amy.
:0 Wading-ton streoc
Captain and Hrs. Perkins. officers
Hoilnsss‘jmestlng st 11 A. N. Sun-
Sorvices Tuesday dnut! Thursday
~. 0‘.
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.Ohusch.
' (Dayllshgasvlns Time. )
mint-sort;-
mmcflhmdnlon.780 D.
gathem. "My Country "Pic of Thee";
Lcircles and it was not null he wont
nonm-
zs'ew York city health commissioner.
lug will be held on Monday evening
at 3 o'clock.
an. mecting on Tuesday evening
a: 8: 05.
Thursday evening st 7: 45 prnYer
service. The Bible study will be on
the Fifth cbnpter of Mathews.
WAYSIDE cross
TO BE UNVEILED
Ar1133)rilensgnltqe‘tllvDeltalilac:3 ‘
morial Celebration
at New Canaan
Major Genernl‘ John 17.0 Rycn
commgndcr o {the 27th Division U.
S. A. and Admiral Robert Pierpont
For-shew. commander of the 3rd.
Naval District. U. S. N.‘ will be the
princlpnl speakers st the unveiling of
the Wayside Memorial Crols. at New
Canaan. tomorrow afternoon.
The unveiling of the memorial to
those of New Cannan who gnve their
lives .I the World War will be
ranked by the following’progrnm:
Hymn. "0. Beautiful for Spacious
Skies." by the united choir of the
New Canaan churches: Invocation.
by the Rev. Merrill F. Clarke. Croix
de Guerrs A. A. C. Address for the
Army. by Major General John F.
O'Rynn: Address for the Navy. by
Admiral Robert Pierpont Forrhew;
ending of the honor roll: Unveiling
of theAMemorinl Cross: Solo. “The
Star Spangled Banner." by Miss Doris
Doe. of New York: Bent-diction bv
the Rev. J.' Howard Hoyt. I). Tl.
s'-uicr clergyman of New Canaan;
Taps by the bugler: Three volleys by
a. firing squad of Marines.
Major General O'Rynn was for a
great many years commander of the
New van. National Guard. His rise
from Major to hlnjor General caused
a great deal of commept in mllllIIi’y‘
overseas as commuider of the 27th.
Division t his ability as a leader
of men was firmly established-in the
minds «the militarythroughout the
United States.
Mayor Hylan Has
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Pleuro Pneumonia
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y-
Sept. l.~—ls.yor John F. Evian of
New York is suffering from pleura
pneumonia. it was announced last
night by specialists who have been
called here to attend him. His
tempsfnturn was 108 st 8: 80 oclock
and his respiration somewhat im-
pnired.
The physicians in consultation
were Dr. George F. Comhock. who
has attended the mayor since he was
taken “ill at the summer home of
his son-in-law. John F. Sinnott: Dr.
Charles. E. Nnmm'nck. cancer spe-
cislist of New York. nan Dr. Frank
.throat 1pm nod.
Dr. 'Comstock. who earlier in the
day announced thn’l the mayor was
a. very sick man." said last. night
that his patient had passed a rest-
Iem day. sutfcring considerable pain
from the pleurisy which developed
last night.
Admitting thst the mayor's. cone
dltion was serious. Dr. Comatoci:
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