Erief and;l%érson§1..“Men
Mrs. Robert Brundsgs of
left yesterday for Alta
when they will spend the
' holidays.
floor. Donnelly’s.-Adv.
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Inherit-is Jackson of the
at is spending the wool:-
relatives in New York City.
'l‘il
Ht
611:.an g’llt department
second floor. Just opened.
’ l.--Advt. '
C
. X. 8;. John of 14 Alden
. Elms had a telephone installed
liken-lo.
if. s s s
our new Gift Department-
Donnelly’u—Adv.
' floor.
i’F s o s
blonalk Methodist Episcopal
choir Will meet this evoning
o‘clock in the church edifice
'rsal.
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Bishop and Lynes‘ an-
‘ -snt on adv. page l—Adv.
r O U C
Norma \‘i "son is spending the
d with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
n of Brooklyn. N. Y.
i
‘1 ' _ rm 5 Osns. That's all.
C O
0
Allan Whittaker of New Ha-
- a business visitor in the
> Ulsti‘ibt yesterday.
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‘ nus trees and oranges on
' ,‘. Very reasonable. Cuneo's.
ts Palace 'l'heatre.~-Adv.
Belden of
llle avenue nrn entertaining
the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
J. ancett and son Harry. .ir..
r. and Mrs. “'illiam i3. fielieck
York City.
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~ and Mrs. James
O
and Lynes' an-
pago 2.--Adv.
s Bishop
ment on adv.
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Mabelle Clohlcr of the Seednd
ct spent yesterday shopping in
sport.
A small pnymv-nt down will put
over electric cleaner in your
Donnelly's.—~.\dv.
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. and Mrs. Daniel Deering. Jr..
I! 'Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brennan of
ll'st district. motored to Ossin-
N. Y.. inst evening. and wit-
.d the play given by the Mutual
Qiare League of Sing Sing prison.
4hr". a Jan; ,i'hat's all.
’; s s s
is Mildred Allen will give :1
Ch' imas party December “st. for
h gdancing pupils. at Red Men's
its on Washington :treet.
o
«salvo the
Knife.
official Bey
Donnelly's.—-
boy an
".75.
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. and Mrs. Albert Jcssup of
ido avenue left yesterday {or
so. N. 11. where they will visit
sister. Mrs. Morgan
.40uy your V'lctrola at Donnelly's
' weekly payments. Store open
until 9 p. m.--Adv.
«‘1 O O O
1 . and Mrs. E. '1". Harris of Tay-
venue entertained their daugh-
_'~rs. L. Merrcll of Stamfod.
day.
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_ s Bishop and Lynes' rin-
«meet an adv. page :.—Adv.
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es Anne llalhnm. Janice ll‘ow-
' Harriett Martin and Mildred
_ s visitors in Bridgeport today
. , s they are Christmas shopping.
. O
ris 5. Oasis. That's all.
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s Jennie Bodvvell and. Rutht
02 the Second district. attended
a last evening at the Commo-
hotel. given by the New York
Bowling league.
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it
im-
uto springs. Tilly's—Adv.-
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'es E. But-roll, Harry Wade and
Scribner of Stamford. were
in Norwalk last evening.
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no and Hair—O'Brien's—Adv.
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Maurice and Samuel Snilzen
Leroy Shirt company. are
the week-end with relatives
York City..
0
and Caps—Obrisn's—Adv.
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Clarence Banks. Mrs. Joseph
l and Mrs. Herbert Knapp of
, district. motored to New
City today where they will do
Christmas shopping.
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Point toasters and iron.-, u
(or the whole family on sul
. city's—Ad v.
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ohnson Bedell of Hartford
hotel-day in this city on busi-
hsve that parlor suite up-
on“ Borgstrom. new I. 0.
MPAGV.
. .
4 Mrs. Malcolm Pisa-cs ot
I! road are visiting their
. , Hrs. Calvine W. Merritt of
N. J.
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r Drank knives. 500 up.
-—Adv.
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Wheeler of New Haven
the week~cnd with Misses
‘ and Marion White of Wood-
9- O O 0
tonight. Won Store
every evening until
0
‘ 0. Courtney was a bust.
in New Haven Wednes-
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.‘s bill folds. 10 karot
12.50. Manny’s——
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Mrs. John J. Seaman o!
usansntsrtalningovsr
dw-Ilr and New Wilbur
and daughter Della or
Misses Midge Connolly at Grant
strsst and Irene Buckley of Van
Burch avenue are in Bridgeport to-
day shopping.
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Mrs. M. Josem and daughters
Ethel adn Florence of Spring street.
are spending the week-end with re—
latives in New.York .Clty.
O
the new baseball
37.50.
—--Ask to see
game. for the whole family.
Donnelly’s.--Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam H. Hend-
ricks of Brooklyn. N. 1'.. are visiting
Mrs. Hendrick's niece,
Rogers of Main street.
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Misses Catherine Hunt and. Eliza-
beth Gross are in New York City to-
day shopping.
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—Christmns cards—~10. each. Don-
nelly's.~Adv.
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Ameng the students who are cem-
peting for the prizo essay contest
given by the lwopia's Chorus on the
subpect of Handel's Oratorio. “The
Messinh." are Misses Katherine
Jackson. Stella. Razatkic, Dorothy
Lewis. Jeanne Sallick. Fl'orence Levy.
Dorothy Mathews, Elsie Peck. and
Humphrey Doulens. Stanley Joselov-
sky. Philip \Vehle. \Villiam “'nlsh.
There are fifteen prizes. the winners
of which are. to have a private box
at the presentation of the oratorio
at the Regent theatre. The judges
will be influential residents of Nor-
walk not connected with the chorus
or the High school and essays are
to be submitted without nulnes. thus
eliminating all fear of partinllty.
The subject may be on any phase of
“The Messiah." and the life of Ban-
del also. The library of Mrs. li'red-
c-t'lek J. Morrison of “‘cst avenue is
at the senlce of those participating.
very adequate material furnished
and helpful ctr-operation given by
those in charge.
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--Seo our assortment. of lamps—
82.50 to $75.0". Donnelly's.—~.\dv.
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Mr. and Mrs. (S, \‘.'. Morse and
family are spending the week-end In
New York ('ity as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ln“ rence King.
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———Flnah lights 60c up.
-—Adv.
Donnelly's.
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The Norwalk High school girls'
and boys' briskelbnll teams are play-
ing the nlunini Saturday. Det‘ember
mm at Community lmll. These are
the first games of the season .
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—All size lamp shades on sale at
Donnell3"s.—Adv.
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A large number of dramatic and
music presentations are being given
by local organizations around the
Chris‘mas holidays. Among these
are the Springwood Dramatic club's
play "Turn to the Right," on Monday,
December 17th. at the Palace thea-
tre: the Norwnlk High School Dra-
matic club's play "Daddy Long Legs."
January 11, at the Regent. theatre:
the Choral Art society's concert. last
evening at the Not-walk Methodist
church; and Handel's orotorio "The
Messiah." by the I'coplc's Chorus at
the Regent theatre. Friday. Decem-
ber 28m.
--F‘or your wife's Xmas. a “Si-ll-
ers" Kitchen Cabinet will surely
please her. At Angevinc‘s.-—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. “‘illium J. Kennedy
of 1~rance street. nic spending the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
8. Meyer of New Jersey.
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Edgar Marshall is spending the
week end in New lork City at the
home of Mr nnd Mrs. James l-ostcr
and son Marshall.
Mrs. Benjamin Kelley and daugh-
ter, l-,iarrict ot‘ Chestnut street. are
the guests owr the week- end of Mr.
and \ir's. Richard Saunders of
Bridgeport.
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Samuel Libertine of Lone street
motored to Greenwich yesterday
where he United with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Soltesz of 75
lexington avenue were visitors in
Bridgeport. yesterday. where they
attended the theatre.
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Friends of Miss Margaret Markus
of Ridgefleld street will regret to
hear that she. is ill at her home.
”
The Electric Service company of
Ely avenue has installed a radio in
their sto :c.
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Mrs. Samuel Lincrtino or Lowe
street and Miss ltose Frederici of
Wall street have returned to their
home following an enjoyable visit
wit hfrlends in Danbury.
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Miss Mary Olean of Flax Hill road
motored to Bridgeport last. night.
where she attended a dance. at. the
Rita.
O O
The Springwood Athletic shoela-
tion will give a. dance this evening
in Kish's hall.
W
Michael Kantor of Derby is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jose-
lovsky at. their home on Seaview av-
cone.
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Sunday evening will be “Messiah
Night" at the 'Advent Christian
church. The pastor will speak on
Handel and his masterpiece. "The
Messiah."
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Artelle of
Rowan street motored to Greenwich
yesterday. where they visited with
"lends.
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Mrs. Thomas Vaughan of ~Van
hndt street is craving as a substb
lute teacher at the Fitch school.
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Arthur E. Bennett of Woodsldo
assess has taken up his duties in
the East Norwalk branch store of
“he A. s. 1’. company. Mr. Bennett
was formerly connected with the
WM lore of the same company.
W Jeanett or East Norwallt
saint visitor in Bridgeport.
Mrs. James S.’
. Victor 1". Beatles. pastor.
has moved into his new residence on
Union Park. ' a
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“-1 The third in the sense or modern
end old fashioned dances being con-
ducted at communlty'hall. was very
well attended last night. Speciel mu.
sic was furnished for both the mod-
em and the old fashioned steps.
A. I I O I
’ Rev. Robert M. Moore. 1). 1)., of
St. Mark’s Methodist Episcopal
church spoke at the East avenue
Methodist Episcopal church last
night. Dr. Moore‘s talk embraced
the subject of "Jones of the Heroism
or the Commonplafsl.’
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The food sale held by the Omni—
crone circle or the East avenue Me—
thodist church in the East Roi-walk
drug store yesterday afternoon was
very well patronized.
In response to the appeal made a.
few days ago by the school and re.
tier committee of the East Norwstk
Improvement. assoeinilon. a. number
or articles were received. The dea
mend. however. still Isr- exceeds the
supply. Just at present-there is need
or an overcoat: for up eight year old
biy. glrls' shoes. sizes 10 1.2 and 1
1-2. and undergarments for girls
ranging from 10 to 12 years. Mrs.
Edwin llani’ord, 60 W'infieid street is
Chairman of the committee. Anyone
having articles or clothing which they
would like to' donate tO'ihis worthy
cause. are asked to get in touch with
Mrs. llnnford.
t
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A rehearsal of the Christmas Carol
chorus was. held Thursday evening
at the chapel. Many sacred songs
were sung? from which will be se-
lected those for the Candle Service
which will be held some time near
Christmas.
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A weekly meeting of the “Fest.
Norwalk Ladies‘ Aid was held “'ed-
nesdziy afternoon atelhe home of
Mrs. Henry Harljen. No meeting
will he held next ’lveek because of
the. nproncliing holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. l‘. Cromwell and
daughter, Miss Georgia Cromwell
have returned home after visiting
for several days in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. C. LaDuc. for-
merly of “'est Norwalk. but now rc-
siding in New Canaan. were given
a surprise party on Thursday ovo-
nlng in celebration of their 47th
wedding anniversary. Many neigh-
bors and old friends of the couple
Were present. An enjoyable evening
was had by all.
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Mrs. Fred Emerson of West Nor-
walk avenue were in Bridgeport
yesterday.
Mrs. Louis chler and son. Izouis,
Jr., are visiting relatives in Brook-
inn.
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Mrs. Hugo Ruchl has
from a. visit to New York.
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Louis Zellcr visited New York city
on yesterday.
returned
L DARIEN j
The Church Friendly society of St.
Luke‘s Episcopal church of Noroton
held their annual Christmas sale
this afternoon tit the parish house.
Aprons and various fancy articles
made by member of the society nere
on sale
The regular meeting of the Norse
ton Improvement Association was
held on Tuesday cv ening in the Nero-
ton Fire house. Much important
business was transacted.
Rev. and Mrs 1-.1’ M. Dumbeli of
Noroton entertained the choir of
St. Luke's Episcopal church at din.
ncr “'cdncsday evening.
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The children \v ho attend the Roy at
school. Darien. were treated to a
half holiday on Thursday. owing to
some plumbing repairs. which were
necessary in the basement.
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The Men's club of the Noroton
Presbyterian church will hold its
regular meeting next Tuesday eve-
ning. Judge Bartram of Stamford
will be the speaker. Thlss will be
a?! span meeting and women are in-
v e .
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George Fisher. sr.. of Noroton
Heights. Who has been confined to
the Stamford hospital {or some
time is much improved. and will be
able to come home in another week.
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' There will be a rehearsal of the
Pcéplc's chorus at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Funk Punk.
Rowayton avenue. tonight at» I
o'clock.
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Rowayton Methodist Church
H. B. '.Sehncrt pastor
Sunday services are as foliowa:
Sunday school session at 10
o 'clock.
Hour of worship and sermon at
11 a. In.
Hour of evening song service and
sermon. 7: 30.
The Epworth league is planning
an interesting service at 6: 45. Mr.
William Bowman is leader sud
others will help. All lesguers' and
friends are invited.
Wednesday at 7: 30 Prayer and"
praise service.
Saturday. Dec. at 7 o'clock
Sunday school Christmasprogram.
On Monday night. me. 31st an in.
teresting Watchnight service will be
held. ,
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Rowayton ‘Baptist church.» Rev.
The regu-
lar Sunday morning services wiilb’e
hold at 10: 30 o'clock. The whim
for the sermon will be ”The Path.
Sunday school will most
of Life."
at 11: £5 o’clock. Thd regular Week'
lypraygrmeotingwlllbeheld os‘
Thuudsyattocloch. ‘
’ quest to the World. "
_ nights in succession.
Through "the
courmsy or the Aileen Fox Piano
Company. a victroia and twelve,
mum records have been loaned to
. illustrate Boy. Sealine's talk; There-
will also as other spa. in! musical
features. Miss Mavis S‘eoflelc. bliss
Carol Mills".- David. Albrecht and
Charles Funk will be the soloist,
The Junior League. under the out
pet-vision or Mrs. H. B. .Senhert. wife
of the pastor of the Rowayton
methodlst church held {Christmas
party. at the church this aficiiioon.
Two hundred pat-sons enjoyed the
oyster supper and dance given last.
night at the host! house hi the Bow-
ama hose company. The supper
was served from 0 o'clock until 8
o 'cioek. It was followed by dancing.
the music for which was furnished
by a. specially engaged 5-plece or-
chestris from Danbury. The oysters
for the supper Were furnished by
M. )3. W aterhousc. The rest at the
food w.s donated by the people of
the village. The proceeds from the
supper will go toward the fund or
the Bose compsny.|
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Friends of Prescott Hart, who-base
been recuperating at his home on
McKinley- place from injuries. sus-
tallied when he felt recently. in New
York city, will be pleased to‘hear
that he is improving rapidly aadchat
it is expected that he will be able
to return to his business -in New
York, shortly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ambler
of Rowayton avenue were among
those who participated in the con-
cert givsn in the Norwalk Methodist
church. last night. by the Choral
Art Society.
‘Mr. Ads. Thomas “hose summer
residence is located on Highland
avenue. is spending the “inter in
Orange City. 1' lorlda
l WES‘TPUR’I‘ l
The funeral of Dr. John A. Moore
was held at his into home on Eris!
Church St. at 10 o'clock this morn-
ing, the Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie
ofliciating. After the service the
remains were triken to Sharon for
interment. Dr. Moore “as born at
Saratoga. Springs in 1354.110 at.
tended New York State Medical
College. and studied for two years
in Vienna. Austris. on special sub-
iscts. He married Miss Edna St.
John of Sharon. who with two chil-
dreln. Clare and Josephine. survive
him.
Bile. Helen Perry has arranged a.
party for the Aniorlcanizntion class
for Thursday evening Dec. :30. The
party will be held in the Club rooms
of the Italian Society in Saugntuek.
Vocal music will be enjoyed and res
freshmcnts will be served.
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Miss Lctha Lois Waters and lit-r
mother. Mrs. Julia Waters. will
spend the holidays in their summer
home on \‘i'rlgbt street. After the
holidays Miss Waters will resume
playing with the "Mary the Third. "
Theatrical Company.
Mrs. Robert Shaal ls .golng
Mamaroneck for a few lays'
to
visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of
Dnnbury are spending the week-end
with Mrs. Carries Celock of Lincoln
street.
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Over two hundred persons wit-
nessed the games of basketball in
the "Y" Gym last evening. The
preliminary game was to have been
played by the Congress High School
team of Bridgeport. and the Staples
High School of Westport. The Con-
gress High School team failed to ar-
rive. and the Horses“: Rovers tub-
atituted for Staples High, The line-
up for the competing teams “'as:
novElts v ALL STARS
lroland Patches
Murphy Vomknh!
Norton Miller
Marks Luny
Walsh Williams
The Rovers woln the game with a
score of :3 to 13. The big gumel
booked for the evening was that
or the Compo Life Guards against
the Stratford American Legion. ‘
The lineup for the big game. was:
Strained Legion Compo Guards
O'Rourke L.’ McMahon
14F ‘ -
Ball . Carlson
RF
Bedell E. McMahon
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Conllnc ' ‘
Clinton ‘
LG
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The games were refereed by Joe
Waters of Bridgeport. The Guards
made many brilliant plays and lived
up to the reputation gained last sea~
son in every way.
ford team seemed to lack enthus-
iasm which was perhaps due to the
fact that they had played several
The score- -at
the close of the game was 31 to 12
in favor of the Guards. A return
game will be played in Stratford
Jan. 17th.
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,Mrs..._Arnold. Schleat Iis acting
hostess at Bedford House today. her
nostatmt’a being Mrs. Cari Schlaet.
Hrs. Oscar Van Sant.’ Mrs. E.
Schroyer. Mrs. A. newer. Mrs. Wal-
{her Peck. Miss Josephine Godlllot.
and Kiss Georgiana Tayior. Ten
will be served.
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The Greens ._Farm; Gun Club is
holding a. prize shoot this atternoon
' at the trap grounds near the shore
road. The shoot began at 8 o 'clock.
The prise is a turkey and is to- be
awn-dad to the high gun in a. twen-
ty-nvs bird event.
. -
A Christmas Social is being lilac:
ncll’ tie “Y‘ for the younger boys
of the": W ,
' day. Dec. 37.
Drisccll ,
Scolioid .
while the Strap L
G.’
, THEE
to collect: mo 9 ismong
hers and to take em or '13:ng ,
mas clone?! to: scv i no {a
lies in the neighborlm Atfier gké:
supper which was new
by Mrs. Ed. flubp‘ci. and {Frank
Daytonr: the mornbersé stayed and
practiced foi- “their orchestra which
lain process of organisation.
Mr. Leary is
ments for a. Community Christmas
Tree which will too set up on the
"Y" lawn ‘ It will be appropriately
lighted during "the holidays. There
will also be a mailer tries 11:.th
Foyer of the "Y" which will contri-
bute its share to the spirit of the
season. ‘ All or the departments ‘ofg
the “ "? will be decorated. for the
occasion. s
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The Entertainment .Comlhiitee.
W. Frank Osborn. chairman. is
planning to holdvén Open House on
New Years' Day. There will be
something doing nlllafternoon and
evening in the. various departments
of the “Y" Building. Everyone is
invited to come and see what can
be done inaY.1\.C A.
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Next Monday afternoon and eve.
ning there will he the regular week.
ly movies given in the “Y".Audltor-
lum. ,Tllo matinee is intended espe-
cially for school children and will
begin at 4 o'clock. Tbs evening
program is scheduled for 7:30 p. m.
The feature picture will be "Cap-
lalli-P‘Jy-by-Nighi." with Johnny
“’alker as the star. " In addition to
this picture there will' be a two real
comedy and a travelogue as well.
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The. first of the Sunday evening
Community Services will be held in
the "Y” Auditorium on Sunday
evening at. 7:30 p. m. Albert. E. Law
ory or the Bridgeport Hydraulic
Company will speak on "Tuning In."
Mr. George. I. Tompkins will have
charge. or the musical program far
the evening and will lead the group
singing. Miss Stevens. supervisor
of 7"“: of the. Public Schools will
render several vocal selections This
lr' a plihlli‘. meeting of young and
old and for both men and Women.
[N in: CHURCHES
Fl rst Methodist Episcopal Church
South horunlk.
ltev A. l‘. Chamberlain.
‘lir. Carlton L‘llommedicu,
gnnist and Director.
Sunday School 10: 00. Classes for
all ages
\iornlng \Vorship ll: Oil—"The
Appeal of the Church in Japan'
\lusleul l' iograin—I'relude‘l’nu
toraie~llhclnbergen
Anibem——"I \‘Vill Sing
Power."-——Sullivan..
Solo ——- Selected -—- Mr.
Knowles.
Poetlude—Modcrato Cuppclan,
Bunting \Vorsllip 7:30—-—A Cheer-
ful Song Service.
Sermon—“The Bible in Our Lit-
erature." ,
Prelude -- Evening
\Villiams.
. Anthem-"I Will
1-:yrs.”—-l:ogers.
l'ortiudc—l’roccssional
Guirand.
' A \Velcomc to worship
friendly Church. '
Tuesday afternoon 3:00 The “'0-
man's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at. the parsonage instead
of with Mrs. La Faye.
Wednesday evening 5. the Olli-
ciul Board will meet at. tho parson-
age.
Thursday evening 7:45 the \‘t‘eek
Dny Service. This week the topic
will be “\Vorld Service in Middle
Europe."
Christmas Sunday the choir will
present special selection of Christ-
mas‘nnthems. and in the evening
the Candle Light Service will be
held.
The Christmas program for the
Sunday School “ill be given on the
evening of December 27.
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First Baptist Church of Christ
Science.
Dcn'itt Talmadge Van Doren,
minister.
Morning service at 10: 30.
Subject of sermon: "The Power at
the Mesiah "
Thursday night prayermcciing at
7: 80 o'clock.
Pastor.
Or-
of Th3
Harold
Devotion -—
Lift. Up Mine
March—
in a
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First Church of Christ,
57 “feet avenue
The regular Sunday service of this
church. is held at 11 a. at. Sunday
school is held at 11 n. m.
Subject: “God the Preserver ' of
Man. " , .
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at 8 o'clock.
To both of these sen ices the pub-
lie is invited.
Bfiwlflg room, Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holidays excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
diy evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
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“ Knight St. A. 11.15. Church
' iv. ‘W. Henry Lamar, pastor
North Carolina. State Day. with a
Bible sen ice at: 11. a m. Bring
your Bible and read one of. sour
favorite verses. »'
13: 30. p. in. Sunday school. ..
2:00 p. In. North Carolina. dinner.
3:30 p. ~m. Dr. M. F. Sydos. one or
great lecturers of our racerwlll de-
liver an address on the history of
our people. . .
7: 30 p. m. Evening service. ’ --
If you wish to live as God would
have you. you will attend church on
Sunday.
Tuesday cvonlng- Class meeting.
...-.:.,-.-,,_. ..
Grace Church
corner Butler and Quincy Sis.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor
Sunday services: 10 a. in. Bible
school: 1!. a! in. Bovine ‘worshlp and
preaching; 6: 30 p. m.. B..Y. P U.
meeting. Just the plates {in young
Christmas...) 1). n1 Devlin worship.
singing by the cho‘lfiyreacflng
"-Mdiw'ééir moctiii’gs: Tuesday
Scientist
39-
Km. Joint. meeting. or «lagoons and
trustees.
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Teachers
meeting. 8
this week '
i .s g ,. . .
milling arrange-i
theme win in m... m... w
in llama." '
Sunday school and Bible clan at .
n
it. The Bible class"'uow:~ri_a‘s
meni'bsrs audits gro‘. taxi? :I‘h‘e .
son Will be the Book int trier; -‘
There will be a rehearsal of the
Christmas Pageant lunacy after-
noon at 2:30.411 members ale 1%..
quested id be present. 3 ..
Junior League at 8 o'clock Sun”-
day afternoon. -
Epwort hiesgue at 6:30.10“; topic
is Gems fro mthe Books We Have
Read. and 11:9 leader is Miss Vivian
Summon.
Evening worship at 7: 50. The scr-
mon theme om be. ”The- Epistle of
At 8 «retool: Monday eve Miss
Vida Hunt Fruct- will tell her ox-
pcriéncos on A Christmas in Rome.
All who have heard Miss l‘ranets
know the treat in store.’- Miss Mil-
fired Lovejoy will 'sing Christmas
carols before and after“Miss'Francls
speaks. A silver oflering Will be re-
ceived to be applied to life Temple
' Men."
. Block taken by the Sunday school
class of Miss L’l-lommedlcu.
Ladies' Aid sacicty meets Weenies.
day at 2 p. m. ,
Wednesday M cubic will be
ladics' recreational night.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7: 45.
lih'iday evening will be the recre-
ational night for the men and the
older boys in Mrs. Baxter‘s class.
The boys younger than these will
meet. on Saturday afternoon.
0 q s
International Bible Students
Red Men's Hall, “'ssli St. 3-5 p. m.
Bible study. The Atonement. Epi-
tome of study 1: The close of the
thousand year reign of Christ will
see the accomplishment of all the
work of mediation for which it mus
designed and appointed. And there
the mediator-lat omce of Christ will
cease because mankind will be no
more -sinncrs. but perfect. righteous,
returned to the image and likeness
of God. All refusing to return .‘to
harmony With the Creator having
beers destroyed. Cut. a from life.
Then will be realize _ the divine
promise that there shall be no more
dying. no more signing. no more
pain nor crying. for those tormcr
things have passed away. There
are millions of people now living
who love the Lord. and who love to
do right: who will enter the new
order. the new Kingdom and never
die. Mai 6:10; Rev. 2:1 4- 8;.Isa. 25:
7 —;'J Isn.26:19;lsn.35;lsa.45.18.
l9; Isa. 9: 6. 7; 1 Cor. 15: 25. 26;
Dan. 2: ii.
Ch‘ist (Jim-ch
Gregory Boulevard. 1:2. Norwalk
Robert. B. B. Foote. rector
Dec. 16th. third Sunday in Advent.
10:30 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon.
11: 45 a. m. Sunday school.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer
Question Box.
Monday it: 00 p. m. G. F. S. candi-
dates. ’
Tuesday?’ :00 p. m. BO‘E' club. .
8: 00 p. In. St. Agnes Guild will
meet. with Mrs. Horace \Vebb. 31
Osborn avenue.
l-riday 7: 30 p. m. Choir rehearsal
at the rectory.
O O C
Mount lien Baptist Church
Rev. H. R. Cooper. pastor
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. on.
Sunday school at 12 noon.
1:. ‘l’. P. U. at 6 o'éloek p. m.
' Preaching at 7:30 p. in
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
ning at 7:30 p. m. with ‘Bible study.
Sewing circle on Thursday even»
lug.
Missionary circle on Friday eve-
ning. Miss G. )3. Banks. president;
business of importance to all mem.
bers.
Sunday. Dec. 16th at 3:30 p. m. is
the women’s day. the speaker of this
occasion will be. Mrs. N. C. Cobbs of
Greenwich. Conn. She is an able
speaker, and will be accompanied by
the Rev. N. C. Cobbs. of the First
Baptist church. All churches and
missionary societies are luvltcd.
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and
So.1\'Om-alk Baptist Church
Sunday 10 a. in. Bible School.
11 a. :11. Morning warship. '
Rev. 0. 13‘. Campbell in charge.
Immediately following the morning
service there will he held a meeting
of the church members to decide
whether or nctvto extend a cal to
a. pastor at. this time. Every mem.
bar is urged to be present. as this
is a matter 0: great importance to
the church.
6: 45 p. :11. Young People‘s meet—
ing.
7: 30 p. m. Evening service.
Monday 7:30 p: m. Volley ball.
‘ -Tuesday 8:00 pi m. Mizpah circle
of King's Daughters will hold their
regular meeting at the church. There
will also be election of ofl'icers for
the coming year.
Thursday 7: 45 p. in. Regular mid-
week prayer service. . ‘
The Young People' s. society will
hold a watch night service in .the
Sunday school. room New Year's
Eve from 9 p. m. to 13:01 a. in. All
are cordially invited. A flhc pro-
gram is being prepared and refresh-
ments will be sorted;
O
Congregational Church. South
, F. H. Jacdbs. minister. ,
Archibald Merriam. organist and
Director.
crvices for Sunday. December’ 10
ll be held at the following hours:
9:45 a. Ins—Church school.
10: 45 3.111 m.——Pubiic worship. Set-
mon subject: . “The Way of the
Cross.”
6' 80 p. nae—Young People‘s meet-
ing- -
8: 00 p. m.—-—Iiiustrated lecture giv-
en under the auspices of the People' s
Chorus: “Handel's Message to the
World. ” The public is cordially in-
vited to attend all these services.
Program of music for the morning
services: '~
Organ Prelude -- Prelude and
Christian Putoralwldanney. :
From the manger throne.,
Anthem—J'Shout the Glad Tidings
derm- -
the 7
recipient.
Alden Salmons, President
0n (the First Christin
“gifts of gold” were presented. Down through the . .~.
. turies such gifts have always been in favor, not only i
their intrinsic value but also for their permanence.
A Christmas gift which represents gold is a savings
book; it. beiokens a deposit in the bank. It is a pros
filled with possibilities—a. challenge to the ambition of -.
Include on your Christmas list this year soxn
savings pass books of this bank.
SO. NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
Edward Beard, Vice-Pr
George L. Woodward, Treasurer.
The Members and.
t
SERDION DY
Friends at the South Norwa
MethodigtKEpchopg! Church
Are Urged to Attend Their own Church Tomorrow
MORNING, 11:00 —- EVENING. 7
CHEERFUL COMMUNITY SIN3GING
THE pas'ron 0\'
“THE BIBLE IN OUR LITERATURE"
In the Evening.
charge of local work.
Holiness meeting: at 11:00 1. m.
Sunday school at 1:30.
Young People's nicoting' at 6:45.
EnsigniSeofieid will be the speak-
er at 8:00 o'cloek.
Meetings Tuesday
evenings at 8:00.
All are cordially invited.
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So. Nonvaik Rescue Mig‘ion
Regular service on 'Sunday at
3:15. beginning with the usual song
service ol.‘ 20 minute‘ .
The speaker for the afternoon \v ill
be the Rev. Jacob Troost. “'c feel
o‘lirselvcs fortunate indeed that we
have been able to secure Mr. Troost
for the next; four or five“ Sundays at
leaSt. and we extend to every one a
cordial invitation. to ”avail them-
selves oi: this opportunity to listen to
the real four-fold Gospel of Jesus
Christ. Come and 'bring someone
with 3011.
The legular week-night meeting
will be held as usual at eight o'clock
\Vedncsday night. Come with us and
no will do )ou good. and we will ap-
and Tim i'sd:iy
in our effort to others.
FIRST CONGBEGATION AL
CHURCH; 1003“?!“
Rev. E. F.31c6regor, l’h.D.. Pasta!
Morning worship at 10:00 .vith
sermon by the pastor; subject.
“Knowing God. "
Sunday school at noon. with mu-
sical preparation for the Christmas
lnativiiy play; under the instruction
of Mrs. Nowkirk. _ '
There will be an dmporinnt meet-
ing of the Church Councu at 7:45
at; the parsonage.
Tuesday in enlng the Ministering
Circle will _.meet. with Mrs. E. A.
Holmes. ..8 Orchard street. at 7. 30.
Thursday evening. 111ld~weokscrv~
ice at 8 pint:
Sunday evening. December :3. the
Sunday school will give a. Chris' mas
Nativity play with ancient carols at
:30. All are invited tree.
The music:—
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk.
soprano: Hrs. .» Janet. Damp.
coats-alto: Mrs. Edna. my Selicck.
pianist; Miss Maebello Austin:
violinist.
Prelude, Rcve dc Bonheur. violin
and piano. Poglumski: Ottertory.
Viennese Old Refrain. Miss Austin.‘
Kreisler: Conn-alto sole. 0 Lamb of‘
God. Mrs. Oates-Kamp.. Braducky:
Postlude. march Mrs. Selleck. Jen-
prcciatc the help .xou will be to us ‘
,trice Arnlstead.
sein‘u‘y Bible Class commie I
o'clock.
The lecture in
me on "Jehova's
and the Result. "
\\ orsiiip and 5 rule): a’ ll o‘cl
Sermon topic “Freaking the
of God."
The Epworth Lactic service ‘
6:30.
At 7:3“! there “iii 1‘" a special
sicnl serviceThe Norwafk church
eheslra will pig's. 'ltzi
quartet will slur.
program will in
".Vlclodlc" by
"Poet and Peasant"
Suppe.
‘A Fantasia. frem
by \‘erdl.
“Magic l-‘iuc" 0\eri';t'c or Mr .
The orehrstra «1'! be aasisitd
Mrs. Percy Such. solo reiiist n"
American Orchestral Soil“? 0! 5
York City.
The minister xvii rrrach or.
covering Nermalcy."
Tuesday evening
meeting. .
Thursday L‘\t‘l tr; :7 7:3": Cz'
night.
Sacred Contest at
Grace Baptist Ch -
A sacred concert and nuts
ment will be given the G .
Baptist church lemon-mt. An int
03“": program has been s.
by the committee, any};
inbred of Mrs. G. Johnson.
Cooke and Rev. D. Thomas.
tor.
The Program is as fn'. owr
lion, Mrs. J. Numme l will .
"adult. \Iiss Nora larkr-lz:
cal selection. \iiss There sa. Sal
8010. Mrs. Ruth Askew; recitati-
Mi” Evelyn Crosb}. liastrr J ~
Al'mBivfiad. l'rank \Kllliams; read}-
M183 Elma Freeman: recl‘s '
Master “Tait Clark; 50‘ n. .
Luéy Darden; recitatiens, Miss -
Master Ferdi_
Cotes, 8010. W. Bern man; 111"
Qelecllon. Miss Gertrude \\ 81’s . ._
flatten. Miss Margaret Ask-2v . -
latte: recitation. Louis mm;
Master Henry Askew; solo
with Joel‘son; recitat-ien
3°31!” 3. Murray; duet MY-
’5"- E. 0. Powell; reading ‘
Nora Wilkins and selections b7
quartetts.
the Bibi: C133
meeting with
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l Q My. in 8tral£ord politics for -
than 80 years. died 8‘ lush hon.
Norwalk Chronicler