i
:u ’flatown. N. Y.. motored to this city
mist doing well he writes.
' a a; a
k m 'I‘llly'aTAdv.
'3. mighhzimzr. secretarlh
~ of the Young's Hat corn.-
h»3utler street. has returned
Holder-
and lit. and hire. Harry J.
' Flo: Douglaston. L. 1.. are vis-
‘ r. and Ma. Charles w. Bel-
* ever the week-end. ‘
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Yam & Guns. That's all.
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“Eloise and Miriam 'Lan-
"dress and mu Mae Coates 0! Mid.-
.. Morday and will spend the week-
one with Miss Dorothy White or
Rewinwn avenue.
C C .
.m O Gaul. Thlt's all.
C C .
Mr. A. P. Payson. sales manager
or Young's Hat company. spent
:‘ Thursday in New York city on bus—
“ e e e
, .u-vfluy your Victroia at Donnelly’s
#1 0. m '"kl! payments. 3‘0" open
. ‘svenlsgs until s p. in.
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Kr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller of Main
street. are entertaining over the
week-end. Miss Beatrice Blumberg
M New York city.
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nun-Barri: d. Cans. That's all.
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Clarence A. Stools was tendered a
surprise party Thursday evening at
33 home on Van Buren avenue.
About twenty triends Joined in the
evening‘s merriment. Dancing.
games and music were enjoyed and
a delicious bullet luncheon served.
The guests departed about midnight.
all agreeing they had had a very de-
lightful evening.
I
Xmas cards now on
-—Donnclly'l-
“IO-“Adv-
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Max Huber and George Gregory.
dudents at Harstrom's Preparatory
school. are spending the week-end
'in Brooklyn. N. Y., at the homes of
their parents.
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-—Hatshand Capr—Obricn's—Adv.
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Mr. M. Sum of Wilton avenue is
spending the day in New York city
on business.
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.. .—Caps and Hats—O'Brien’s—Adv.
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Mrs. A. S. lgiint and Mrs. Thomas
It. Eliot are visiting friends in
‘ Bridgeport today.
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—-A|tcration Sale
of automobile accessories, tires and
savings.
tubes. 26 to 50 per cent. ’
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad avenue.—
Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Crofutt oi
East avenue are spending the Week
end in Syracuse. N. Y.. with Mrs.
Crofutt's parents. Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew G. Tomlinson.
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~Bcrgstrom is framing pictures
again in new 1. O. O. i". bldg.—‘
Adv.
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Mr. L. Iskivnn entertained a party
of friends at bridge at his home on
“South Main street last evening.
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—-Ophir Chapter No. 52. 0. E. 8.
dance tonight at Masonic Temple.
Admission 35 cents. —Adv.
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Miss Rose Harris of Chestnut
street is attending the Yale-liar-
vard game in Cambridge. Mass. to-
day. She will remain in Boston over
the week-end with friends.—
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-—Buy your Victrola at Donneiiy's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 P. M.—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson. of
Ward street are visiting Mr.“ and
Mrs. Joseph Pyron of Glover'sviile.
N. Y. . . . ’5
\‘w—Bssltethall and dancing tonight
3‘ Armoryr—Adv.
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Miss Millicent Willingham of Mel'-
idsn. Conn. is visiting Miss Helen
Williams of Meadow street.
s s s
-—Community Bong Service at the
South Norwaik Methodist church
Sunday night 7:IO.—-Adv.
o s o .
ssrpentins' and confetti dance
fill be held tonight at the Bed
,‘fle'l‘s hall on Main street. The
.Msr orchestra will turnish mu-
TVu-
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v‘ whatnot Player piano rolls on sale
flatne Studweil Piano Co. Open this
v ,"‘“f; . .
' Margaret Masterson and
30118 of Broad River. are
in New York city today.
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Ind Mrs. Charles J. Sher-
Osrins street will entertain
week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J.
i and son. Jack. In. and
Mrs. Horace Giaord of Or-
Player piano rolls on sale
ii Piano Co. Open this
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Ridge Connolly and Irene
are spending the day in
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‘ my" piano rolls on sale
- ll Piano Co. Open this
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s e _ a \
Oriya daughter or Mr.
- ray. sates-
' Mend-at berm.“
Is yesterday .91.}.
rsshor still may.
W" rendered by the
a several teen“
M X‘fim
were. Misses .
Dora. Alice andt Ruth
Hyatt. and Masters Billie Halperiu.
Jack Tilly. Harold Bennett. Albert
Moore and Donald Barrett." .
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TO” RENT—Furnished room
-—Basketball and dandng tonight
at Armory—Adv
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nlmEmma Welch 0: Taylor ave-
nue is spending the week-end is
Patterson. N. J.. as a guest of Miss
Sally Richards.
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Jack Stephens and Edward Cros
man motored to New York city to-
day to spend' the week-end with
friends.
a a . a .
——Baskethall and dancing tonight
at Armory—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Wilmer oi
Em avenue left this morning for
Peoria. Illinois. where they will
visit Mrs. Warner's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Milford Claycon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Streby of
Spring Hill avenue are spending the
week-end in Brooklyn. N. Y.. as the
guests of Mr. Streby's sister. Mrs.
Carliss Gardener.
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Joseph Hornig. formerly of this
city, now of New Jersey. is visiting
friends in the Second district over
the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Bisseil of
Van Buren avenue are having the
roof of their home shingle-.1.
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Chester B. Little 6'! Union Square
has returned to his home utter a
hunting trip in southern Maine.
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Mr. and Mrs. Christian Ferris of
New Hampshire are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Campbell of New Can-
nan avenue.
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Mr .and Mrs. Wilbur St. John ard
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cannon mo-
tored to Torrington. Ct.. today.
where they will spend the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew James.
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Among the Norwalkers attending
the Yale-Harvard football game to-
day are: Judge John Keogh, Attor~
ney Edward J. Quinlan. Dr. George
G. ancett, Dr. \Villiam Tracey. Ed-
ward Tracey and James Mchchols.
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McKinley Camp. United Spanish
“’ar Veterans will go to Bridgeport
in a. body next Tuesday night. to
accompany A. T. Dawson. District
Inspector. who will inspect the
that time.
Bridgeport camp at
o e s
The garage which \V’llliam Hillard.
sr., is erecting on Rockland Place.
is nearing completion.
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Miss Mildred Avaione of Laura
street has taken a position with the
R. d: O. corset company.
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Andrew l’otveli of Ely avenue en-
poyed a. hunting trip yesterday.
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John at. John of Paradise street
has sold his horse to Frank VV o
of West Norwalk. 1
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Jacob Singer of \Voodward avenue
has resigned his position with the
Neptune manufacturing company.
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John Regns of \Vail street was a
business visitor in New York City
yesterday.
Miss Margaret Kvunco of Flax
Hill road entertained a few friends at
a. social at her home. last night.
Games were played and dancing en-
joyed. Among the guests were: Miss
Hele Fedor. Miss Gmcu Szabo. Mrs.
Minnie Glans. Miss Margaret Sobody
and Miss Ethel Bayliss.
C O C
Stepping out from the retir of a
trolley car. William Logan of Hoyt
street was brushed by an automo—
bile operated by Paul J. Murphy. 31
Center avenue. early last night.
Murphy was proceeding up Main
street in the‘rear of the \Vlnnlpnuk
trolley. The trolley came to a stop
and Murphy applied his broken. As
he did the police say. Lagon stepped
in front of the machine. He was
not. injured.
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William Fntum, Jr.. of 25 Ely ave-
nue has purchased a Ford touring
car.
3 e s s ‘-
Willlam Jones has returned to his
home on Ely avenue following a
two weeks' vacation passed in Geor-
gia.
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Miss Iols McLean of Lowe street
has gone to California. where she will
be the guest of relatives.
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Charles Schlitt of Lowe street will
leave shortly tor Florida where he
will spend some time;
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John Guggenheimer ot New York
City will open a cigar store at 07 1-2
Ely avenue. - /
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John Hevessy at Paradise street
has returned from a three months'
visit with relatives in Arizona.
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Stephen Keynes ot Rockland
place has had an arteslsn well. plac-
ed on his property.
Friends at Hrs. H. Slauson’ will be
sorry. to hear that she is ill at her
home on Wallace street.
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Stewart Marshall.
rne avenue, have
new home on Wei-
so. and as,
termeriy'oi’ .
lace street. ». . ,, ‘.
Mrs. Rem-.flilkin o‘: Brooklyn is
the guest of fir. and Mrs. 'Robert
Jessie's” at their home on Sea.-
view avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. A. 1’. Boers o: Elton place
and Kr. and Hrs. 'John Hell of
Myrtle street are attending the Yale-
Ilsrvard wits Wit!” today.
in». and in. John Eek at First
street are antes-mining relatives from
.M,Hl- Ruth
'm
8dr! York city o‘er th’e week-end. '
: . . ~a , g ,
xenon ~Gibbs. new
' s o e
street. . ,
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,
com pany.
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Mrs. W. P. Been of Rowan stree
her niece. Mrs. Charles Guerpe
Ansonia. , '
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Mr. and Mrs.
.1 0‘
Brooklyn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Zandt
Mr. White's health.
the choir of
night.
class in the Jefierson school.
The Matthias Post. American Le~
tended by Legion members and
large number of guests.
small toy was given for the console.-
tion prize. The first .prize (or the
women was a. hand-woven flower
basket and the second prize was an
art calendar. The consolation prize
was slrtiilnr to that for the men. The
first prize for men was won by Wil-
liam Huck. the second by Henry
Rippe and the consolation by Com-
maudrr Keene. The first prize for
women was won by Mrs. Neilson of
Norwalk. the second by Mrs. John
Marsh of “'estport and the console.-
tion by Miss Lena Matthias of
Greene Farms. After the games
punch and cake ‘wcre served.
a a e
Mr. and Mrs. Charming Harris of
Lincoln street have been entertain—
ing Tedford Cami, a. veteran of the
World War and champion swim-
mer. Mr. Carin has several world
swimming _records and was at one
time a member of the Olympic team.
He served with the hosquito fleet in
European waters during the W'orld
it'ar. For pulling the tires when the
ship was sinking and preventing the
boilers from exploding. while the
rest or the crew went to safely. he
was presented with the Congressional
medal.
0
Mrs. F. A. Lewis has presented the
\t'estport chapter of the AJnerlcnn
Red CrOss with a large quantity of
yarn.
O
_Voiuntecrs are asked for kniting
sweaters. which are much needed at
the \eterans' hospital in Ailingtowrl.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Laugzcttel
and A. Raymond Holden left last
evening on a motor trip to Cam-
bridge. Mass. where they will wit-
ness the Yale-Harvard game.
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Mrs. Frederick M. Salmon is the
hostess at. Bedford house today. Her
assistants are Mrs. Starr B. Hoyt,
Miss Dingee. Mrs. E. \V. Hubbeli.
Mrs. E. J. Taylor and Mrs. Austin
\Vnkeman. Miss Stevens. supervisor
of music in the Westport school is
to sing. There will he a luncheon
given Monday. December 3. by the
“2 T. l. A. in the banquet room of
the ‘1" and after the luncheon there
will be bridge for those desiring to
play. Reservations for the luncheon
should be made by noon Saturday.
December 1.
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Rev. Edwa’rd Luke Reed, rector
of Christ church. will entertain the
acolytes of the church at dinner
Saturday. December 1. and after the
dinner they will attend a. motion pic-
ture show.
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Mrs. Frances V. Bier-ck. a-sister or
“’illiam Hart. has invited all those
who assisted in the repairing of Old
Mill farm. with their families to
visit the house on Thanksgiving Day
between 2:00 o‘clock and 5:00 p. m.
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Willem J. Wood left yesterday for
a. motor trip to Providence. R. I. ’
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The Misses Cl‘ockrott have closed
ther house in Saugatuck and return-
ed to New York City for the winter.
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Miss Ethel Keyscr of East Church
street. and Lquis Bender or Green-
wich, are to be married W'ednesday
morning. November 28 in the Church
of the Assumption.
Carroll will oflieiate. Thursday eve-
ning Miss Keyser was given a, shower
at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Keyser at which about
.80 guests were present. Music and
dancing were enjoyed and refresh-
mentshvere served.
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Miss Josephine Damien and P
ntsy
DeMussi of Saugatuck are to be‘mar-
rled in the Church of the Assump-
tion on Thanksgiving morning. Rev.
ringe ceremony.
The G Ear. . ‘
reens ms Congregational
Christian Endeavor Society will be
entertained at the home of the Rev.
George Hatch. Wednesday evening.
—___.___._________
GEORGE ii. PRICE.
George Louis Price. son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Plait Prior. and broth-
e' of Henry P. Price.-cashier of the
National Bank of Norwalk. died'
last night in Hartford. Mr. Price was
tormerly proprietor of a clothing
store in Washington street. Funeral
arrangements are bring inn-1c by
Raymond and Son. undertaken. and
will be announced later.
COWS SHIVVER
Continuum using the Wall street-
railroad station are making com-
plaints of the unheated condition oi
the station. Commuters waiting for
trains at the station' for, them
nu, David Prentice a: Roman
streethas taken a position with‘the 7 .
Children’s Store on .{Washington
Mrs. Mary Hendet'ihas‘taken a '
position with the Crofut & Knapp
has as her uest over week- ' d
g the 9:, mentpof» the‘church.
Robert Joselovsky
of Seaview avenue are entertaining
Mrs. Henry pelnfleld and son of
White have
returned: to‘ their home , on . Van
street ~from Pennsylvania.
where they went: some time ago tor
The regular weekly“ rehearsal of
Christ Episcopal
church was held in the church last
gion. held a pinochle party last eve-
ning in Fable’s hall which was at-
8.
The prizes
for men were cuff links and a. silver
pencil for first and second. while a.
The Rev. Father ‘
Eather Carroll will perform the mar- —
and Friday attp. in.- in thehnse
ery Monday and Friday at «l p. m
in the basementi’ot the church.
such a wonderful unease.
' ’ ‘ A. T. Pechtold. . All three are _ u ..
Mrs. Rodman Lilly of Myrtle classed among the best‘ Public V‘“"‘""" 3119' Gofou'i‘; 1": Moses.
street has recovered from her re- speakers in the'co’untry. “friends 0‘ . - 0" resurrec-
cent illness and returned to her a a 0 tion willibe instantaneous human
'First Methodm Epmpsl Church
South Norwalk
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. pastor
Carlton L'Hommedicu.
and director. ‘
Sunday school 10:00.
Thanksgiving Sunday:
giving sermon by the pastor.
Musical program: ' -
Anthem. "Praise the Lord
Postiude. Grand Choeur in G Salome
anthems by the choir.
Sermon“ “The Father’s Reception
of the Prodigal Son."
musical program:
Prelude, Prelude in A . . . . . Rollins
Anthem. "Come Ye. Thankful l’co-
pie. Come"
Anthem. "Great and Marvelous"
Turner
l-‘ostlude. March in B Fiat. Duncan
A. friendly church. A welcome to
worship.
Wednesday evening 8:00- The
Union Community Thanksgiving Ser-
vice in the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church.
ii‘ridny at’ternoon 3:45 the Pro-
bationers class will meet l'or mini
instruction.
oneness-onset...
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
57 West avenue
The regular Sunday service at 11
it. in. Sunday school at. 11. a. m.
Subject. “Soul and Body."
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at. 8 o clock. ’
lie is invited. ,
Reading room Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holiday: excepted)
lrom 1:: to 5. Tuesday and Tours—
day cveningslrom ,7 to 9. All are
welcome.
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East Avenue. .01. 1:2. Church
L. Earl Shaffner, pastor
Clarence Cable. organist and choir
director.
Morning wars-hip and sermon at
10:30. 'lne sermon is “God’s Gift."
Sunday school and Bible class at
12.
Junior league at 3. The Junior
league is giving some real help to
the boys and girls who attend and
the attendance is growing.
Epworth league at 0:30. The
pic is "Answering the Claims“
Christ." Miss Bertha Peterson
the lender.
At the evening service at 7:30 the
Temple will be taken doom and
the. blocks given to the on” who
purchased them. In addition to mu—
sic by the orchestra; there will be a
service of worship. All are invited
to attend.
The orchestra will meet for prac-
tice Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
03 Tuesday the Sunday school
board. will meet in the recreation
room of the church for its monthly
meeting.
\Vednesday evening at. 7:80 is
indies" recreation night. All are
welcome.
Thursday morning at 7 o‘clock we
will observe Thanksgiving.
Friday night. at 8 o’clock brings
the famous DeMoss family of en-
tertainers to the church. This is a
rare opportunity to hear this tal~
cntell family with an experience of
many years. The program is full or
pep. ginger and vim. while it widely
avoids even the semblance of jazz. It
will be well worth hearing.
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So. Norwalk Baptist Church
Rev. 0. 1“. Campbell in charge
Sunday 10 a. in. Morning worship.
Topic: "Youth anthOld Age." '4
7:80 p. m. Evening service. Topic:
“Looking in the Mirror." '
Monday 7:30 p. m. Volley bell. '
Wednesday 8 p. to. Union service
in the So. Norwalk Congregational
church in place or the regular mid-
week prayer service.. Rev. 13‘. Jacobs
in charge. . . . , ,.
Choir rehearsal '
a it, ,
Friday 7:30 p. m.
U I '
ere Baptist Church
7 Butler and Quincy Streets
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor
Sunday services: '10 a. m. Bible
school: 11 a. an. and 8 p. nirpreech-x
ing. The choir wlil’render music." ‘
6:30 p. m. B. Y'aPe "o emeeiinx. I,
Thanksgiving day: 11 a. in. Union-
servlces. Rev. ‘Lamarvwili preach.
The offering will be taken forjhd
poor and needy. _ .g :
’ At the evening service on Sunday
Luella-died '
sermon.
to-
of
is
's 'e .o”
7 Gregory Boulevard,
, lumengnuneminggg ’ .
's'é'rmoil wills-new. Hen?!“
send ,‘Scud’der otvN fork":
imWI—M
From now until Chflstinns'the
choir will rehearse every Monday
The" onllr .ation class meets ev?
The Christmas-talr'and tenth an-
niversary sale h new ch. thing at the
past. . 8226 were taken in. Many ~ . ,
thanks to all who helped "to make it W
The tenth anniversary otthecdedi-
cation of the churchwiil he. cele-
brated the ninth of December. Three
services will~be held. in Germanium.
10:80 a. m.. in English at 8:00p. at.
and a special service in honor or the
'Ladies' society at 7:80 p. m.. also in
German. The speakers will be: the
Revs. M. L. Steup. J. C. Barth and
organist
Morning worship 11:00. A Thanks-
Prelude. Pilgrimis Chorus. . Wagner
0 Jeru-
salem" ............... Maunder
Anthem. "Let the People Praise So. Norwflk Congregational Church
Thee" Spence F. H. Jacobs. minister
Evening worship 7:30. Communi-
ty song service, also Thanksgivmg
Shelley
To both of these services the pubs
. Bridgeport’_{in the afternoon to net'-
nie society «inn heal; a;
dates. -
‘ Tuesday
Thur-adv
' day now ce. . ,
riot) p. in: nervous.
at the rectory. -.
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Snider”:
Red Men’s Hall. Wash. St. 8-5 p; m.
Fact. scope and philosophy of the
the Truth and ~the Life.”
cause the way was not opened up.
Jesus brought life and immortality
to light. They were called “ser-
perfection: Therefore the two sal-
vations spoken of by the Apostles.
the church and the world.
also proves that Divine Justice must
have been appeased if the human
family ever gets life. _
city of sin is death. Therefore the
great transaction at. Calvary. John
1‘26; Mat. 11:11: John 1:1261 Heb.
3:6. 6; Heb. 11:35. 89. 40; Heb. 2:3:
Jude 3; Rom. 3222336; therefore.
the man Jesus took the place in
death of the man‘Adam.
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“Archibald Merriam. organist and
director.
Services for Sunday.
held as follows:
9:45 a. to. Church school.
10:45 a. m. Public worship. Ser—
mon subject. "A Vision of Brother-
hood."
6:30 p. m._ Young People‘s meet-
Nov. will be
trig. Mrs. Minerva Davis will speak
on "Bible Lands." Mrs. Davis has
recently returned from a tour
through these lands and will give an
interesting and instructive talk. Ev-
eryone is given a. cordial invitation
to attend this meeting.
Monday 7:30 p. in. Meeting of the
B. B. K. at the church.
Wednesday 8 p. in. The annual
union Thanksgiving service of the
Methodist. Baptist and Congrega-
tional churches will be held in the
Congregational church. Rev. Chem-
bcrlnin will preach. You are in-
vited to attend this service.
The program of music
day follows:
Organ Prelude. Reverie . . Dickinson
Anthem. ”Come Ye Thankful Peo-
ple, Come" . . . . . . . Shelley
Ortertory Duet (Soprano and Con.
traito) "Hark. Hark. My Soul"
. . . . . Shelley
V Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hull ' >
01-35.. T‘ostludc. Honest: Thanksgiv-
V'ing March . ....... . . . .. . Cnlkln
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The Salvation Army.
26 \V’ashington Street.
Captain and Mrs. Perkins, ofllcers
in charge of local work.
Holiness meeting at 11 a. at. Sun-
day-school at 1:30. Young people‘s
meeting at 6:80. The evening service
will be held in the Broad River
chapel beginning at 7:45. .
Tuesday night at 8 o‘clock. Cep-
tain and Mrs. Bergen. the officers
from Ansonia. with some of their
comrades. will have charge of the
service. All are welcome;
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South Norwalk Rescue Mission
Sunday afternoon at 3:15 sermon
by the Rev. Jacob Troost. The
Stamford Male Quartettc will also
be present.
The regular week night service
will be held on “Wednesday evening
at 8 o’clock, sharp.
The annual business meeting will
be held Wednesday evening. Dec.
12, at which time the election or or-
mere will be held and other import-
ant business will be transacted.
for Sun-
essences-sonnets..-
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Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. E. RI Cooper. pastor.
Preaching at 11 o‘clock a. m.
Sunday-school at 12 noon. B. Y. P.
U.‘ at 6 o‘clock p. m. All young peo-
ple are invited . Mrs. Mae Catherine
Jones. president; Mrs. Thomas Har-
ris. vice president.
The program of the
Preaching at 7:80 p. m.
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve-
ning. 7:30p. to.
On account of the rain. the meet-
ingot the Missionary Circle was
postponed for s. later date. Sewing
Circle meets onFriday evening.
strangers are/welcome- to this
church. ' »
evening:
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Knight St. ‘A. M. E. Church
Rev; Wei-lent)? ulnar, pastor-
The second quarterly meeting will
be held Sunday with a feast at. 10
a. In, .Bev. J's-E. Felton and Dea-
con Taylor.“ lenders; At 11 a. m. _
Rev. Byrd -D.D.. presiding elder of.
the Newport district conference. will
preach. ' f3 A " v ' »
a12:30$p._m.jSunday school. The,
meers‘ot the; church will go to
vices‘atithe .A. M. E. church and
bring the bishop backat 7:80 p. ‘11:.
Bishop W. 8. Heard. DJ)... of glue
fim'mci. will preach. ‘
,, Monday evenins' quarterly, center-
_ Tuesday evening. culminating. .;
‘ Thursdayjll 8.111. noise ffl‘hanks-
Lgivlng services at ”Grace'i'Bs'ptist »
church. .. " L
, '..s‘..,_e_o ‘7 "
Rev. .C. swam. rector
not. .36. 192nm ~
” 8:00,‘a.;m. Thanksgiving
Friday 77:80 p. in. Choir rehearsal
ransom. ”No Man Cometh‘Unto the
Father but by Me. I am the Way. >
This
proves that those holy men of old
could not. he sons of God. members
of the new creation; the church»; be-
This
For the pen;
L)...
attrition.-
31-. see
p ‘ 'Advent ChriStian Church
. You Zandt and Harv'ey streets,
’ ’Rev. F. L. _Plper. pastor "
.Mrs. 'Elsie Par-trick. organist.
' ,Mo’rning worship at 10:30. Ser-
mon“ topic; third in series on Some
Leading Points in Christian Belief.
“Doctrine of the Atonement."
A Sunday wheel at 11:50. Richard
Bldnd.: superintendent. Juniors at 3
o'clock. “conducted by Mrs. Ains-
werth. Loyal Workers at 6:15.
_ Evening service at 7:30. Good
singing.
ness a Valuable Asset in Life.”
Ladlesf Mission service on Wednes-
day at 1 o‘clock. Prayer service on
Thursday evening at 7:46.
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Saint. Paul’s Parish
Rev. «Louis B. Howell. rector
Sunday next before Advent.
7:30 a. in. Holy communion: 10:30
a. m. [morning prayer. sermon. Holy
communion: 4:00 p. 111.. evening
prayer. ' -
- St. Andrew’s Sunday school. 9 a.
111.5 at the “'innipauk schoolhouse;
St. Paul's Sunday school, 9:15 a. m.,
at. the church. ’ '
All persons are ’welcome at the
services at the church. and. new
scholars are wanted at. both the Sun-
day schools. Strangers and visitors
in town are especially invited.
The church is open all day every
day in the year for rest. prayer and
meditation; ‘
Attention is called to the change
in the hour of the evening service
for the winter months. 4 p. m.. in-
stead of 7:30.
Thanksgiving day the service will
be at. 8 a. in.
Friday is St. Andrew's Day. 7:30
a. m. Holy communion; 9 ' a. m.
morning prayer; 5 p. m. evening
prayer.
First Congregational Church
' ' Norwalk .
Rev. E. F. Mcurcgor, Ph.D.. pastor
Morning worship at. 10:30 with
sermon by the pastor. Subject: “Be-
lievingin Christ."
Sunday school at noon.
Wednesdayei'enlng there will be
a union Thanksgiving service in this
church at 8 o'clock. Rev. George
Tompkins. or the Norwalk Metho-
dist church will preach. There will
be special music. All are in\ ited.
The music:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ncwkirk.
soprano; Mrs. Janet Osterkamp, LOD-
tralto; Mrs. Edna May Selleck. pinn~
lat; Miss Mechelle Austin, vioum‘st.
Prelude ,Arla. ...... . . Glorduni
Violin and Piano
Oftertory. Cannon-ails . Hollaeudel
Miss Auntin
Contrailu Solo .. . ...... . Sel
Ali's. Ostcrkamp
acted
Post'lude . . . . . . . . ..... . . Elvey
Min. Seilecl:
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Somalia )1. E. Church
Goo. B. Tompkins. minister
Charles G. Ives. organist and di‘
rector; Mrs. J... l... Pugh. centralize;
Mrs. Lois Wcrme. soprano; Harry
L. Sterling. basso; Ernest W’. Sonic,
tenor. “
Sunday school and the Men‘s As-
sembly Bible class convene at. ten
o'clock.
Worship and sermon at 11 o'clock.
Sermon topic. “The Sufficiency of
Christ."
Epworth league at' 6:30. The
theme will be "Thanksgiving." The
pastor will lead.
At 7:80 the service of worship will
be followed by a sermon on "Assur-
ance.”
On Monday evening at 7:45 Clar-
ence Oliver Moore. a. lawyer-locus-
er of New York, will talk on
“Heads." Mr. Moore is in great de-
mand as a speaker at college and
high school commencements. The
lecture is thoughtful. full of wit, en-
tertaining and instructive. The
young people'of the Sunday school
should get their free passes Sunday.
Tuesday evening 7:46 clans meet:
ing.
01: Wednesday evening at 8
Thursday 9230’ a. in. Holy cm..-
Sermon topic. "T‘hankful- .
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