. '
has returned from a hour-
*T* W to rise Pacific coait.
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‘~ .and Mia, c w “‘atcrbury or
tn. l a\ouuo have returned
..e-weeka‘ trip to Denni-
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“and Mrs. ice-man B. Tripp of
" Ivonne will spend the week.
I! the home of .\lr. Ind Mrs.
ph Bradley of Rcdding
\
.8 e a o
o—Bats and umbrellas at O'Brloo'a
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‘5'. and Mrs. l-‘rancia llurvtell of
.Ith Main strect have Just re-
m Irom a luv-day motor trip
Muse. Rochester. Niagara.
“no 3d L‘oopetstown. Dr. llur~
moire bi place.
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Am bout. a teamster employed
by the lllahop and l.) nea' Coal Co.
I suffering with an infected foot.
which he injured by stepping on a
gusty nail.
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-—Boft hats and caps at O'Brien'a.
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Mr. and Mrs. \\’. “2 Stone of :8
West Main street an- cntcrtainlng
fir. and Mrs. J. 8. Warren of Beth-
el. 0\ er Sunday.
I
all“ minimum Lichtblau is spend-
ing a week's vacation in New lin-
Mrs. Charles Miller.
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-Uuy your \‘icu out n:
on easy I'm-lily payments.
evenings until 8 p n‘.
\Ir ‘ .’v.. n l'ariw mum (‘l 1‘
Couch alrv cl is rnmying a two-
wcl ks \.ll Ann 1:. m '.s duties at
il\ .ill (villi any 3.
Trial ram 3.
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.\ir. an! 111s. ll0“alil F. Rich-
ards. Ml ...l Mrs \V. ll. Aliu'n.
Mr. lush: hi. l'l.iilil and Mr. John
Ahniru .lli- : ii i t-t-tnlng 'p‘ r-
luril.i‘iilt-' t‘l l'. t hulzgulings' ni
llil Sl.l:..f ;l ".2. .3th Lu: turning.
'l'i.-- an: .1 no t...\ includcs the
w. 1: is: l .« l. l .\i is ilxnilm liatcs.
null l" : lI"l. lnzlm Hope
(a us ..:.l .. 2,") .\i.i cr.
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“.1er .\t1.1:.- That a .i.’
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Tim c. ;.-l t.. z. w. in. Norwalk riv-l
rr ‘y..i_\ ll'vl l.}71‘\"l aamvphat
my... the u it: n u laszztwi 113' County
it... 1h l""lnl’ .ldlll'.‘ .\. .err in re-
o.’ ntuse into
“grd in l t‘.' ".1; mp:
it‘!‘ ll. '
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.‘l..\:l i. w l .. . 'l .412 l..s accv-r-tcd
a bum. :1 .:.~ ..ssul.ltlt in the office
uf i' l.tLF$-.. l. Mozaan. 47 “'8“
llrcu t. f.il'\ll‘.l; li‘n pln‘c of Miss Hal'-
rict “arm. who icft to take a
rmlrsv It: nursm; at lhc S'nmfnrd
hi3."ll.|l.
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-—li..rr;s .& Gina. That's a ..
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xcw tr‘vpr» ne rolca have been
lV‘i (":1 null: Mllfi affect. Norwaik.
and ill" wires arr now being
«h.\:::- i from ”J" old pom to ”II
I“ U?"
'\ .
‘. -> .._ n.‘ .‘i Main street.
"'.'-l.l_\’ from Atlanta.
l. “.u been spending the
«a .u a .E'Cemte to the
Assocmticn convrn~
None r«lumc.i ly In)’
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IL. :3 a. (has. That's all.
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l a‘» r K. \"arrcn of
(flu ' this morning for
a . .5 2.....tl- ft .1: Like
(ll-lic ‘-
. .
.\ll\‘ .‘-'. ' lint-Bi of ll: Main
slrw'. \ . “an". A number of
hll' ll‘ltl.. ~ . >. ;.irl_~ at hor home
this i N .t c .«s's “ii; 1w. tht
Miser-I l"‘ -. (1 S'Ull. ll-‘lv‘n Bonnet.
of l'-rmk.yr~_ u...” Stone. Muriel
\‘nn ii ~~ .5 . t? -5 hilssrs. Fred
Krlzog. Hun . i \\'lnlcf. Donald
Lynch of i -; .utwri. Mr. Davis and
Rm m. "1
l1.” \.
.. ll. yer," l‘. l‘ framing pictures
“an: in l‘v w l, U 0. F. liui‘ ling.
I
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.r .\'...r\m teach and
Tyler \\' 0"!
Wm." ti'.'::': ..n lrft yesterday for
‘ll-il’l «um-.m. fihlncctady. N. Y.
"ll: 1" s,-"‘. 'l.-: summrr at the
Cm llTJli _.. , .
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Mr. .1". .\l:~. (“nulls Gray and
Mr uni M": \'l.:~.r.-s liuinon. 0K 53
East a\-:“.-‘. riturtzcil Thursday
ii“... .i ~....\ nut, trip through
th-- nnrilwrn int of th-: ethic.
. . .
Mm: i. . r -r:nan. tiaughtcr
of l‘.'. Lvl‘. ,\ i? Sherman of Heidi-n
li.‘. \M Hill u. . \lllt‘l’ harnard col-
lezc. .\rw imit. this fall. all.
S:.-r::..ln :l- l Lfnncclicut cc-l-
in." List vhr.
s a s
Samzlcl lil' :nslun of Spring
strut. Lama-ti banks of South Nor-
walk and Max Haul went to New
York hilt mrmng ard saw the tight.
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Mr. an‘. Mrs. J.i.’ll(§ Dunn of
Bmuklyn. 7.. \.. are the week-end
guest.- 1: Hr :.:>.._l Mrs. James Don-
ne...» .; l. .l. l..‘.gc.
Silas Dcrcas Form of lelnnton
’1.lt I'm .-.nr or. lutsday to Il~
tend th- l.;n l~n School for Girls in
thltz. l'L
Doug?” .\ uh of ms: Norwaik at-
tended the lwnlt-s‘i-i‘lrpo light last
everihs.
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la the (‘mzrt of Common Pleas.
Jada" 12mm. l'ritimpon. two local
cases will be heard on Tuesday
morning. The cane of Clarence l.
Pinch of East horwaik versi- E. L.
Atwe.» oi .\ew Haven nfld the CI.
8 Elizabeth \Vempe of Norwalk
veraua 1;. i. Atpcli of New Haven.
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Ira Prank Ward of film street.
"out yesterday noting Mrs. nich-
ael Boyle of Stamford.
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Richard Sum of Center avenue
he returned to his studies at M-
ha- he school.
L use NORWALK
Charles Andcrmn of ‘wt Hamp-
h‘. waited Kr. and are.
l‘
l;
¥'
i.
i.
W}.
*5 Briefs ml
lac-ca «Patna-
Donnolly's '
Store open ‘
1
, Fifv'.
‘Grath. Mike
Joush‘xaafoed at m street. yes-
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Mr. aa-l Mn. Edward Reason and
family of 1401'.“ I are visiting
relatives in miter-d ‘.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Compete and son
of Cove avenue are victim with "1
lauveo in blew York city today.
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Louis fildnaw of Rowan street.
motored to New York city thle mom.
tag. He will visit relatives our the
week-end.
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.Vr. and Ira John Pierce of Cece
avenue entertained relatives mm
Sew Tot-k at their home someway.
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Elmer Cruelty of Scamp" avenue
to making repairs on his newly pur-
chased row .hoaL
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Mr. and ill-a. David Sahel have re-
turned to their home in New York
city after a visit with Hr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sokol of Pint street.
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Hr. and live. Hay-how and family
haw- moved from East avenue to 10
First street.
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Harry “‘aterbury oi l-‘irut street.
will attend the Yankee-Cleveland
double header baseball game at the
Yankee Stadium tomorrow.
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Nra H. Lopes of Covo avenue mo-
lured to New York city this morning
en. whcrc “1,. Lo visiting her sister. and she ‘1" ‘1,“ relatiVes over the
. week-end.
.
Miss Pearl Hardy has sold a lot
and buildings on Winfield atreet to
Mrs. Annie Marshall.
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Mira Josephine Graziano of Brook~
lyn. who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Pascale of Van Zant
strict. during the past two weeks.
grill return to her home tomorrow.
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Harold Peck of “‘infiel-i street
haa returned to his home after an
automobile tour over the Mohawk
Trail.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giorchluo and
family of cove avenue have moved
from Cow avenue to Gardner street.
(Second district. ,
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; Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson 01
ICove avenue have moved to Sycav
more Heights. Daricn,
Mrs. George H. Leila of Strawber-
ry Hill avenue gave birth to a 0
pound baby daughter at her home on
Thursday evening. Mother and chi'd
are doing nicoly and daddy Letta is
paring out the cigars.
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Captain Wallace Bates is mak-
ing extensive repairs on his motor
launch. "Long Cove" at First Point
and on completion in a few days will
be able to accommodate fishing part-
in: and picnlckcra.
Fred Cancvari and Mikr‘ Fodcr
are making catensive repairs on their
speed craft. "Spark Plug." The Chcv-
inlet motor which they have install.
«you rig t but the boat's bottom
can not see to keep out of all the
water that it should. And the yoSng
men have worked hard of late in
bailing it out.
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Captain Alfred Gelbs is installing
a new motor in his sail boat. "Al-
phlna." Tho work is being dome at
Point.
Carl Gustafson of Charla street.
was a visitor in Sew York city last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. A. Riel-.1 nf ltctls place
is visiting relating in Brooklyn. for
a few days.
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The fancy booth committee of the
East Norwalk lmprm'ewcnt Associa~
tlon announces that the counter! of
the booth cart accommodate much
more wares and that the women of
the Third district are urged to con-
tribute to the supply. All articles
that are suitable to be placed on sale
under a name of fancy articles Will
be welcomed. Donation.- may be
given to any member of the commit-
tcc.
Among the list of East Norwalk
man who attended the Firpo-Demp-
sey fight at the Polo Grounds last
evening, are: William Hanlon. Jack
McGrath. Jule Blidcnberg. Matt Mc-
Shay. Captain Dick
Hendricks. Charles \‘aast. Ed
O'Brien and Mike Gammond.
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The orchestra of the East avenue
Muhodist church will meet for re-
hearsal in the church on Monday
evening.
The East Norwalk Yacht club boat
races are being held this afternoon
and from all reports the contain-xii
not be up to the standard of those
which were held a few years ago.
The boats belonging to the club at
the present time are of a far better
quality than those of 5 years pre-
vious. Commodore Martin Durland
told a Sentinel reporter yesterday
that he realized the affair today
would not be as fine, as be antid-
pated. Nevertheless an incentive for
something better next year may be
worked up and then the alluring
races of yesteryear: may be once
more renamed.
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A new garage is being constructed
on Edllc avenue for Frederick
Wheeler.
Nd Giorchino of Cove avenue at-
tended the l-‘lrpo-Dempsey fight at
the Polo Grounds last evening.
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It. Anna Wednes- ot last avenue
will resume her duties in New York
city after enjoying a maul: of one
week.
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)lrs. Jeanie Runner of Van Zant
street. has returned to her home aft-
er a short automobile tour over the
lobawk than.
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nut-non Bate'a motor boat. Ter-
ar‘ioindrydockatflm Point. fa
general repairs and painting.
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Reverend m-t F. IcGregor and
son Donald enioyed a thing trip out
on the Sound yesterday and returned
“L175 as... blue- adflx no the
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bloom]
“Mention
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Hr. and Ira. Edward Brownell
Ind daughter Katharina of First
street. are visiting rolativd in Kings.
ton. New York. today. Hr. Erownoll
will return to his duties at the South."
out New ”gland Telephone Co. art-
or a two weeks' vacation. ”
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Hi. Lillian Ferpon of St. John
street. the kindergarten‘ teacher in
the Marvin school, was absent from
her duties yesterday becauoo of ill-
ness. Mn. Edwm B. Robot-atoll of
Seaview avenue substituted for her
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Alltt Wolf of Cove avenue is re-
pairing motor trouble. on his boat.
")1lo Star“ which is docked at
First Point. .
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Jooeph Smith of Van Zant street
son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith
is vialitng relatives. in New York city
over the week-end. ‘ ‘
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lira. Herman Malkiu has returned
to her home in Brooklyn after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joselovsky
of Seaview avenue.
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Carpentry work on the apartment
house. on Seaview avenue has been
complded and the building Will be
ready for occupancy next month nft~
er the work of the nters and elec-
tricians will co co pleted. -
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Frank Brasch of Second street.
who broke his leg two weeks ago
when he fell from the second to the
first floor of the new Crofut and
Knapp plant on \' Zant street. is
recovering and is ab to walk around
with the assistance of crutchcn
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Miss Mary-VZarges of Second street.
who has been ill for the past few
weeks is recovering slowly at her
home.
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Miss Carrie Zarlson of Danbury
is visiting Mrs. Henry Stenton of
lletts place for a few days.
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in addition to the bazaar which
will he held at the Community Hall
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
next week. the East Norwalk im-
provement Association has planned a
card party for Friday afternoon.
There will be table accommodation.-
for a great number of women and it
is expected that all the tables will be
occupied it has hcnn remnant:1 that
All the women who intend to will
notify either Mrs. Event-ell Buckley
of SL John street or Mrs. lrvinz
Bradley of High street.
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Miss Joan Siaudlnger of lssac
street. who has been visiting rela-
tivcs in Weston throuirh the summer
has returnmi to her home and she
\isitcd relatives In East Nornlk yea-
tcrday.
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Miss Irene Carroll of Waterbury.
visited rclntivcs in the Third district
yesterday.
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The camp which is being con-
structed by Cornelius Van Coever-
ing at the rear of his home on Gru-
gory boulevard. is rapidly nearing
completion.
| wrs'rpon'r
DISCUSS NEW
TOWN BUDGET
$79,845 Asked for the
Schools—2 Hurt in
Motorcycle Accident
The board of registrars met in the
Town Hall yesterday to correct the
"To be made" list. Today the regis-
trars are in sexton With the Select-
-men to make voters. There are :97
names on the list to be made.
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The christ Church Auxiliary met
in the rectory yesterday afternoon to
plan activities for the fall and win.
for seasons.
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Miss Dora Bourger to spending a
week's vacation in Brooklyn and
Jamaica L. I.
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Miss Anne Ayers left today for
Smith college where she will become
a student, after having qualified.
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Miss Janet Crawford. Ilsa Sara
Crawford. Miss Dorothy Hubbell and
Miss Lucille MacDonall will leave to-
morrow for The Connection college
for women. Miss Jnnet wfo .
Slim Hubbell and the MacDon i
become seniors this year. and bliss
Sara Crawford becomu- a junior.
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Two men riding a mmomlct with
a Massechusetts registration. met
with a rather senous accident on
State street Hill this afternoon when
their motorcycle struck an obstruc-
tion. turned over. Ind threw -both
men to the sidewalk. They were
badly bruised. They were tote into
Mrs. Baynhama house where eir
wounds were dressed by lira. Bayo-
ham and Ira. Tenney. who was I
new of lire. George A. Darrow. and
having witneaeed the accident went
over to aunt Mm Baynham to care
for the men.
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John Wentworth is. entertaining
over the week-end. Rex mgr-am. the
noted picture director.
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Arthur Jennings is apendlng the
weekend in New York with hia'annt.
in. union Darrow. Today they
were to attaid a game between the
Yankees and the Chicago. at the
Yankee Stadium.
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The Red Cro- Irive for Japanese
relief fund in chport went “Over
the Top" in record; time. Wm
hastlved upto herfirrocordlaal-
ways giving m, and quickly.
thequotaaskedand'pmarginovw
the required amount.‘
Mlortheuhoolaforth
mum l g, -
mum,m::a
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South Norwalk
Rev. Andrew 1". Chamba'lain. Pas.
tor.
Mr. Carlton L'Hommedleu. Organ-
in and Director.
Sunday School 10 A. 11. Classes for
all agca'Tho “T. C. 3. Chase- for
adults. '
Morning Worship 11 A. M. Sermon
by the pater on “The Spirit3 of
Christ.” Organ Prelude—Continue—
Pierne; Anthem—“Praig the Lord. 0
fly Soul'.’ Barker Poeuude in C Min-
op—Duncan. . ' '.
Evening worship 7:80 P. M. Sets
mon topic—.‘Why We Need Enthus-
iasm" Prelude—19‘0—Wolsten olm
Anthem—“Tho and Who Wat
Nigh" Macy Poe ude—illarch inb—
Best.
Monday evening 8:00 the annual
election of trustees in the Shudayr
school. The poles will be open for
one hour,
Tuesday afternoon the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will meet
in the parsonage. ‘
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid society will hold a special meet:
ing in the Sunday school room.
Wednesday evening. 8:00 The- Offi-
cial Boar will meet for the first
business ting of the fall in the
Sunday school. room.
Thursday evening 7:45 The week-
ly Prayer meeting will be held.
Friday afternoon 3:45 the Proba~
tloners class will meet in the Sunday
school room.
Saturday morning 9:00 the boys
who carry papers and who therefore
cannot meet Friday afternoon. will
meet at the parsonage for the Pro-
bationers study.
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Nor-walk Methodist Dismal Church
Geo. B. Thompklns. minister.
Chas. G. Ives. organist and direc-
tor; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contraito. Mrs.
Lois Werme. soprano: Harry I.
lerllnc. buso: Ernest \i’. Soule.
tenor.
Sunday School and Men's Assent
bly convene at 10 o’clock-sharp. The
lecture in the Assembly will be on
the reforms of Esra.
Worship and sermon at 11 o'cloek
The sermon will be on the text.
“God was in Christ reconciling the
world unto Himself."
Evening worship and sermon at
7:80 Sermon topic: "Two mountain
experiences."
Tuesday evening at 7245 Class-
meeting.
Thursday evening 7:45 prayer ser-
vice. The topic will be "The fuller
righteousness. and evidences of be-
ing God's children. Read Matt. V.
2748.
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The Hut Avenue Methodist Full-e
. eopal Church.
L. Earl Shannen Pastor.
Clarence Cable. Organist and choir
Director.
The choir wil meet. for rehearsal
at the church Satuvday evening at
8 o'clock. ‘
Morning worship Sunday morning
at 10:30. The Theme of the sermnr.
will be "Reward for Service."
Sunday school and nible class at
12. The Bible clan will study the
Prophesy of Zechariah.
Probationer's class at the church
at 8 P. hi.
Epworth League at 7 o'clock. The
topic is “Breaking New Trails” an
Mn E. Ward Sturdevant will be th
leader. The Vice-presidents of the
league will have a part in the sen ice
relating the work of their depart-
ments to the topic. Since this is the
league rally day service. there will
be a roi call to which it is hoped
very member will respond. At the
next business meeting the members
of the league are requested to bring
in all the pennies they are able to
save ’during the month._ A prize will
be given to the one having the
greatest number.
Evening worship at 8 P. M. The
theme of the sermon will be "A
Changing God."
The annual meeting of the-cw. P.
M. S. of the East avenue M. a.
church will be‘hcld at the church on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. This
will be the occasion at which the
Nile Boxes are brought in and open-
ed. so the member: are urged to be
present and all friends coming will
be cordially wdoomed. The Worn.
an'a Foreign Mimionary Socl’ety of
tho_Eut avenue church is educating
two girls across the sea by means of
these Nita Boxes. The Rev. Mr.
at the meeting and Mrs. Pugh will
sing. Be sure to be pment.
Bodies Aid meeting Wednuday
aftanoon at 2 o'clock in the Ladies'
parlor of the church.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 0. There are not many characters
in the Bible whose names commence
with the letter ”Q" But look up the
ones that do for this meeting. There
were 41 out last meeting. Let us
make it 50 next week.
Then, Let us all work together .1th
to see what can be done.
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South Sou-walk Baptist Church
Rev. 1. J. Shepler. minister. .
Sunday: Bible School meets at 10‘
a. m. for the study of God‘s Word.
Xornlng worship at 11 a. 111. Set-
mon subject: ”The longs of m
tel-y. Evening at 8 p. m. Sermon
subject: “What is Christianity.
Tuesday: The Xlxpab Circle of
King's Daughter! 'meets for It. open.
tug meeting on Tuesday evening at
7:e£p.n4flmomb'urgedtohe
present. A
“I themmua-a
you-mt!!!
so. _
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, gun; fimhfiygfimfi
Mr to 870.085.
muted for the Tog-n
a between 3140.00.07
V home in Grace Baptist church.
Wheeled min a-doilar to one
wwm 5 v" " m ”*fi;
Godilov‘ea those who give cheerfully.
Thutsday. 8 P. )l. Prayer meeting.
We desire every body to feel at
St. Pete's W. lama-n
Ohm
Cedar me' t Near West avenue.
German act-vies at 10 A. ll. Eng.
llah service at 11 A. 0‘. Bible class
and Sunday school at 18 noon. Sub-
ject of sermon: "Lord. What Wilt
Thou“ Have It; To Do?" Everybody
is cordially welcome.
The choir will meet for rehearsal
Honday evening in the basement of
the church. All members and 1.11
prospective members are urgently rc-
queeted to be preeent.
Thcumnual Mission Festival will
be celebrated the last Sunday this
month. In the morning there will be
a German service at 10:30 and in
the afternoon there will be an Eng-
lish service at 8 o'clock. Save your
pennies for our mission festival now.
Who will give 810.00? Who will give
35.00? Who will give 33.00? Who will
‘glve $2.00.- Who will glv‘e “.00: The
Lord hath tkod of them. Millions of
people are still without the Gospel.
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First Ch of Chi-kt Scientist, at
West Avenue.
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11 a. in. Sunday
Schoél is held at 11 a. In.
8‘le
“SUBSI‘ANCE”
Wednesday evening Testimony
Meeting is held at 8 o'clock.
. To‘ both bf these services the pub-
lic is invited.
Reading Room
Royal James [an
Open week days (holidays. except-
ed) from 11 to 5 Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Norwalk. Robert B. B. Foote,
Rector.
10:30 a. in. Morning Prayer and
sermon.
11:45 a. in. Sunday school.
7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and
address. “Religion in Action." the
sermon of a seals of talks on the
Epistle of St. James.
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International' Bible Students.
Red Men's Hall. ‘
Washington street. South \‘orwnik
Sunday. September 16. 3:15 P. M.
A continued study of the "Day of
Jehovah" as it effects all classes. The
:.520 years of “Gentile Times" end.
ed in 1914: and the "Blindness in
part" is departing from Israel. Soon
they will look up to him whom lhl-y
pierced and mourn for him as for
an only son. This “Day“ is declar-
ing the second presence of him who
is treading the winiprese of the
wrath of Jehovah againet all un-
righteouzneea. and the hall of truth
is uncovering the refuge of lies. The
3.5 years of lxrael'a Sabbeth sve-
te will end in 1925. when its antl-
lypo. effecting million. snow linng.
will bring joy. peace. happiness. and
life everlasting. "O that men would
praise the Lord. for his ‘wonaerful
works." Please read Jinan 3:17; Prov.
8:21 Ila. 45:1,; Joel 2:21-26: Ps.
87:34.
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Rowayton Methodist Church. H. ‘R.
Sehnsrb. Pastor. Morning worship
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 10.
B‘enlng service of song and short
address. by pastor. at 7:30 \Vednes-
day at 8 p. m. . Prayer and pr: misc
services. A hearty welcome extend-
ed to all.
Nat-walk.
Rev. E. F. McGregor' P. H. 1).. Pas-
tor.
(Daylight Time.)
Morning worship at 10:30 with ser-
mon by the pastor: subject: “What
Counts Meet." Sunday school at noon.
The offering at the morning service
and the Sunday school will be for
the Red Cross Japanese relief fund.
Music for the day:—
Mra‘ldlliah Sherwood Newkirk. so-
prano: Mrs. Janet Oater Xamp. con-
tralto; Mrs. Edna May Selieck. plan.
lat: bliss Maebeile Austin. violinist
Prelude—Harries: violin and pia~
no. ' ' .
Ottertorg. somatic—Gounod; Mi.
Austin.
Soprano solo. Trua Ye in The Lord
——~Scott: Mrs. Newkirk.
Postludo Allegro—Haydn: Mrs.
Selieck. . . ,
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Trinity (mulch Notices
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A.. Rector.
Calendar for the week beginning
September 16. 19:8. 16th Sunday
after Trinity. 5
7:80 A. 1!. Holy Communion; 9:80
A. 1‘. Church School: 10:30 A. 11'.
Homing Prayer and sermon: 7:80 P.
at. Evening Prayermml sermon.
Friday. 0:80 A. 11. Holy Commun-
ion.——St. llatthew'a Day.
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Congregational tusdaage.
:7 Bayvlew Amino.
_ South Norwalk. Conn. ,
1". E. Jacobs. Minister.
Mr. Archibald Merriam. organist
and Director.
Service. for Sunday. September
1Gth. will be held as follows:
8:“ A. )L Sunday school: 10:45
A. )1.- mac worship,.aarmon sub;
ject. “Where the larger Life Breaks
um... a
morning will bot. .
Or'a Preludo—Bomance”~1burs
Quorum—"0 Lord, Thou an my
warm-“~-
m Quartet“ (Solo for Can-
traltol—"Art non War-Jack-
“stating. Sunday
.—
Tna program of music for Sunday
’1 ng‘xm” 'W‘tlfi “071E"
Valarie». of the “flip-
M,Qhurrm-g M M
will be the Speaker of the 0cm
0 Preaching at 7:80 P. ll. Come and
,rocelw a blessing of the Lord: our
pastor. will be preornt. as he has
been away on a short vacation. but
only return on account of the need
of his. leadership. which is so valu-
able to our church life. 0 ‘
Strangers are welcome with no at
all times» . -
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Advent Christian Climb.
Van Zant and Harvey Streets.
Rev. F. I. Piper. pastor. Mrs. Elsie
Patrick organist.
morning worship at 10:80: Sermon
topic. ”The Significance of Physical
Commotiona'fi Sunday '0 school at
11:60 Richard Illand superinten-
dent. ~
Loyal workers at;8:15; evening
rvico at 7:30, with chorus singing.
Veuing topic. "The Old Call Re-
peated."
After the morning sermon. a. spo-
ciai offering will be taken for the
sufferers in Japan. a .
Prayer service on Thursday. aven-
ing at 7:45. This oervice will be
largely' gi‘n to consideration of
plane for the work of coming months.
About forty have been present
at these weeks-night services of
late.
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The Salvation Army 20 Wlshhgton
’Strcct.
Captain and Mrs. Perkins officer!
in charge. Lieut. Frank Grillo An-
mornlng Holiness
Meeting at 11. Sunday school at 1:30.
Y. P. L. at 6:45. Salvation Meeting
at 8 o'clock. “’eekday meetings
Tuesday and Thursday at 8 o‘clock.
The m I.” (has.
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Sunday school “-11:40. Morning
service at 10:80 and the .lubjcct.
“Shakon Into Wakofulness."
evening service at 7:30 and the sub-
Ject. "Grltinr. m --..., \-“"~
The mid-week prayer ‘mecttng on
Thurmiay'at 8:00 O'UIOCA'. .
Mrs. Rummldr to
. The fourth regular meeting for
1828 of the formal]: Republican
Woman's Association will be held in
the Royal James Hotel next. Monday
at 8 p. m. '. .. “Us“.
Mrs. Alex Rummler. a resident of &Scnd "3 {at 2.53 :e: . ..
the Fifth ward will address the 00-. .53. any...
go. “I. “'l‘lllrg _\'
meinbera on the School Bond Issue.
Mrs. Rummler is well fittcd
the subject. She is a local woman
and knows the pevatllng conditions
of the over-crowding in the schools.
She has a charming ”finality and
“-
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