i
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t
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relatives.
-":
Now York City where he”
V“ a niatines at the sun street
GMCIIX .
uniiarn Hemmlnl “d Leo xiii".
- at the First dish-lot. were visit-
flint the Rita dance hall in Brut.-
” O O O
V”... of Kerwin atrodt.
. ”1:“th last event"
he attended a performance at
—Buy your Victroia at Donnelly's
so easy weekly payments. Store open
Ml! until 8 p. ni.—Adv.
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an. and Mrs. Morris Epstein of
-; ~ ord. formerly of the Second
“riot. were visitors in town last
William Jlogan of South Main
«Greet. son of Air. and Mrs. Daniel
- n. will be a 2. .itor in Now
all City over New Year's day.
Richard Timmons of East avenue
ill a visitor in New York City with
Ilia Marion W'lson of New York
V' City is spending he neck-end with
Fl Maurice. of Fort
3|. Vera
Point street.
Mira Fran s Epstein of Taylor
' ding a few days with
Kr. John Buckley has returned to
’Vla home on Van Buren av one after
pending Christmas wthi son.
John Jr.. of Brooklyn. New York.
J. lning Kielnmun. formerly of
the Bolt Service Store has taken up
residence with his family in
ford.
-—To haie that parion suite up-
hoiliend call 31738170171. new i. O.
O. F. Bldg.-—Adv.
l:-
Percy Shllepsky of Monticello. N.
7.. is visiting his aunt and uncle.
fir. and Mrs. L. Shllepsk). of Broad
street.
Mill Stella Miklrs of 19 York
street has recovered from htr re.
cent illness and resumed her duties
with the Webbing and Edgin‘or-
paration.
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Charles Mitchell of 259 Ill.“ Hill
road entertained a. number t-f his
. friends at his home last night.
—-Harris J: Clans. That' s ali.—Adv.
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«Miss Alice Toone is ill at her
home on Chestnut street.
5 e o a
Mrs. lhnjamin Lopez and son.
muel hil\0 returned to their home
Lowe street from New Yory city.
3‘1"” they spent Christmas with
r parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Zacco.
i s a s
V -Altcration Sale
0 automobile accessories. tires and
hes V 25 to 60 per cent. savings.
ron Kohn. 0 Railroad avenue.—
Mv.
t s
l
. Mr. and Ira. Louis Conte cf Ely
anenue entertained over the holiday
Anthony Caduto of New Jersey.
0 0
' Mr. and Mr; James Havasuna of
fiiowden avenue had as their holi-
éy guest Paul Santanelio of New
York city.
: a a \e
i -—i!arris A Gans. That‘s all.
3 s s e
VTholnas Vida of Ely avenue "is
Javing a. garage built in the rear
qt his home.
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I
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Allen of
How York city are spend' the boil-
ays with Mrs. Allen's parents. Mr.
d Mrs. R. D. L'Hommcdieu of 2
urritt avenue.
a e
3 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCarthy
have returned to their home in
Brooklyn after spending the holiday
with Mr. McCarthy's paronto Mr.
a‘nd Mrs. Daniel McCarthy of Kam-
igton avenue.
3 ~Auto springs. Tilly 'a—Adv.
. 'Joseph Varady and family have '
-dhanged their residence from Web-
ier street to South street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beverly of
xington avenue have had an in-
tiirnatlonal one-pipe heater installed
0
If their home.
0 ‘.
Miss Elisabeth and vii.“ Anna
‘rekowsky of Church street motored
Stamford. Thursday night. where
oy attended a performance.“ one
the theatres.
O
-—Eats and Caps. OV'Briona—Adv.
’of Ir. kd Ira. Frank
of at Lexington avenue
sorry‘tohearthatthcirino
V-sna\Charles. isseriouslyill. .
Ilsa leabye and Arthur mg
’ if:
“McGee-or is nous
pistons-Wrist“ Mfié‘flifi
Winner’s; . , -
)lisa Bertha Chis-sky of Moore
place is nodding the week-end!“
NowYorkcityasthe gusstcfro-
lntivuli . ; .
mu Moe lion has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. attou’belng
the Christmas gue‘ of Mr. rs.
Henry Harris of First “ .
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Nils Ethel Am. a student at
the Danbury state normal school is
enjoying the holiday recosa with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Avery at their home on First
street. .
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Miss Sarah Cahill of Emilio, N.
J.. was the. recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Joselovsky of Seaviow
avenue.
Miss Elisabeth Scotleld «mow...
ton was the guest of friends in Eist
Norwalk. yesterday.
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Kenneth Thomas of Osborn av.
enue is visiting friends out of town.
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Joseph Tieosh o: Osborn l‘enue
has returned to his home after
spending a few days in \Valiing-
ford. where he went to attend the
wedding of his cousin.
0 0 0
Mrs .Samuel Arielle of Rowan
street is enjoying a vacation from
her duties with the Crofut-Knnpp
company. ‘
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Rowanon Methadist Church
H. B. Sehnort. pastor
Sunday services are as follows:
special sermon by the pastor at il
«a. m.
Sunday school
o'clock. H. :5.
out.
At 6:45 a psccial Epworth League
service. led by an omser of the New
York District Epworth League.
At 7: so a service of song and
brief sermon.
For the first Sunday in the Von!
Year a special service is being
planned by the NM. Enterprise
committee. of which Russell Thames
is chairman.
Monday night a union watchnight
service will be held. Thsl will lie-
giq at 5:30 with a song and praise
service. Following that a, service
addressed by both of the pastors.
and the Lord's Supper. This hour
will be followed by an intermission
during which time good social tel.
lowship. varied entertaining fea~
titres and light refreshments. served
by the ladies of the church. Then
the closing hour which Will be or
special interest and importance.
n t 1 o
superintend-
session
Bryan.
Tuesday. New Year's day. will be
open house day at the Methodist
parsonage between the hours of
2:30 and 9:30.
“'ednesday at 7:45. Rev. Andrew
1‘. Chamber in of the South Nor.
walk Moth ist church will preach.
Thursday at 7:45 the members of
tho Ollieiai Board have charge and
they are planning an interesting
time.
Friday at 7:45. Itcv. Geo. B.
Tompkins of tho Norwaik Methodist
church will preach. The public is
cordially invited to all these ser-
vices.
‘
" Rowayton Baptist Church.
Rev. Victor Scalise, pastor.
Regular Sunday morning worship
at 10: 80 o‘clock. The subject of
Rev. Scalise's sermon will be "Ex-
perimental Christianity." Sunday-
school will meet at 11:45 o'clock.
The young people of the church
will hold a meeting at 7:00 p. m.
Usual evening services will follow at
7:30 o'clock. On Monday'night at
8:00 o'clock the annual business
meeting of the church will be held.
Members of the Rowayton Baptist
church will also participate in the
union watchnight services to be held
in the Rowayton Methodist church
on Monday night. A meeting of the
Bible teachers' training class will be
held on Thursday night at 7: 00
o'clock The regular weekly prayer
meeting will also be held on the
same night at 8:00 o‘clock. The
weekly rchc’rsal of the choir Fri-
day night.
Mrs. John Pia of Crockett
street entertained r ntly at a card
party in honor of Mrs. R. D. L"
Hommedieu'g daughter. Mrs. Lewis
1.. Allen of New York City. who is
spending the holidays with her.
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mainline ih Scoflold of Row-y.
ton avenue the gu of friends
in East Norwalk yelter ay.
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Mrs. Charles Crockett has re-
turned to her home in New Haven.
of r spending Christmas with Mr.
Hrs. Frank Crockett of Rewar-
ton avenue.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Deer Ready circle of King‘s
Daughters has been postponed until
January 8. at which tints the inset-
ing will he neidaat the house of Hrs.
B. L. Raymond of Rowaytcn avenue.
0 a a . .
lira. B. W. Wines of upper Row-
ayton avenue entMedjns mem-
bers of the Good Will‘looioty of
Rowayton at a. turkey luncheon at
im home yesterday afternoon.
V am. Jello Fuss-zit: and daughter.
. has. with Mr. and
M’C‘l'ooksttl of Ronyton
Vavaauahinssturnodtothstr in;
m
Vm Veer: Var not“! _
kiss
0 VV.
Mr. and Ira. lies-ens GoVVodlqdyV
and their son. Robert. of New York:
spent Christmas at their home in
Noroton. .
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1dr. and lira. Oki Pulls of Brook-
in spent the holiday with friends in
Norotouti Boights. .t‘ .
Hrs. Irving Lounds Valid daughter
Ida of the Post Road. Darlen. spent
Christmas day with Mrs. Chester.
Wood of New Canaan.
Mr. a’nd Mrs. Nathan 8. Finch and
daughters. ’Doris and Lois. and their
paugh. of Devon. Conn. spout Christ,-
mas day with hit. and Mrs. Herman
Thooie and family of East Norwalk.
0
Alva Hartwright. who has been
visiting his parents for a few days,
Crawford. N. J.
0 0 0 .
Kiss Annie Taylor who attends
Daabury Normal School is spending
the Christmas vacation with her
'inother. Mrs. Taylor at Collandcrs
Point. Noroton.
a e a
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Ecymour of
the Post Road, Darion. spent Christ-
mas with Mr. and Mrs. Luker and
family of Springdaie.
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Miss Catherine Fairbanks of Old
King's llighu'ay'.parien. entertained
several friends on Christmas day.
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Misses Lillian and Helen Palmer
of Springdaic visited at the horns of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seymour on
Christina: Eve.
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The teleplnflio operators had a
\cry pretty Christmas tree in the
rest room of the Darlen Telephone
Exchange. Presents Were exchang-
ed and an enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
a e a
Mrs. John Oldrin. and daughter.
Lucy. of Locust Hill Road. Dark-n.
spent Christmas Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Muller of West avenue.
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Miss Margaret Harris gave a
"Book Party" ll. the home or Mr
parents. . r. and Mrs. Channing Har-
ris'of Line in street. Thursday oven-
ing. The guests came in costumes
designed to represent well known
books of fiction. She rcprqonted
the “Scarlet Letter!“ Mill AnVlno
Ayers won the prize for the most
cleverly conceived piece of fiction.
She came as a little negro child and
represented "Black Beauty." Other
clever edstumes were Miss Alice
Schroyer as "Shavings.” She wore
overalls and carried a small Capo
Cod windmill. Miss Lillian Dyke-
man , represented "innocence
Abroad." Miss Mary Ayers came so
"Rob Roy." Miss Francis MacDon-
all was "Puss in Boots." Miss liar-
garet Lindc represented "Souls For
Sale." Miss Rachel Harris was
“Jungle Book" and Miss Betty Har-
ris was "Old Fashioned Girl.” Games
and candy pulling were enjoyed af-
ter-the book contest and the award-
ing of the prizes.
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There will be no tea. served at
Redford Rouse this afternoon.-as has
been the custom. but on the after-
noon of New Years day tea will be
served from four until after five. the
ynoighborhtbod Nature Study Club
will meet in Bedford House on‘ Jan-
uary 4 at 2:30 p. m lira. Manson
will hd‘hostors of the occaion.
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Miss Patricia MacDonaa‘i' of Com.
po street attended a dinner at‘the
Brooklawn Country Club inst even-
ing as the guest of. Miss Frances
Jennings. a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin M. Jennings of Greens
Farms. Miss Jonhings' other guests
were from Bridgeport. Stanford and
New York. The dinner was given
in honor of in. Loraine Armstrong
and Walter Ruhaatnon who will be
married early . o year. After
the dinner the ti attended .tho
During the six inontlis of upmi
tion the Town Court of WM hits
disposed of 104 cases and collected
fines amounting to 83.500.
iority of the cases have been viola.-
tion of tho mini-traffic laws, while
not a. few have been cases of uglier
law violations. '
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Thomas w Treadwou of Weston.
.who died Wodn night after.
illnou of sevme In: disc to Vbt
poisoning. was buriod this “turnout!
in the‘Lyons mains Cemetery. ”the
funeral servics was held at his late
horns. Dr. lid =
Dorothea. liarguori
'rroadwoli of New York.
airs. muss admin
me:
L¢_Waltur
tto
Erma W V'V"VV V
. pointed tent
guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills- '
service Club dance given at the club Vim-
The ma- '
V. ‘ssr'vicoln 11V
‘mencingatso'ctockandclcaing'it;
fission Hap: parietal-nod V
Ill. Grace Killer White. oath"
25¢ “Tos’sotfhefltorniwCountry'and
her husband. Fred Killer. attended
a performance of Miss. Hitler‘s pitty
at the Plasa Theatre Thursday aven-
ing in Bridgeport. Hill Hitler and
her husband are residents of Sangu-
tuck, Veae
Dr. William Nansen has been apV.
health odlcer to
mu the place made vacant by the-
Ldeath of the late Dr William \I
The appolnhnant was made by Viiiie
tyBsnlth James A. Marr and
V‘wili no ‘dbubt be confirmed by tho
Rate Board of Health.
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The preliminary basketball game
last evening in the “'2" Gym was
rither faster than was ex.
psctod. Staples won by a score of
18 to 14 from tho Newtown Blgh.
Both sides showed good team work.
Line up and points as follows:
.—
has returned to his studies at Bos- 'STAPLESQ F. p_
‘0“ T“): . . . J. Beattlch rt. 0 1 9
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tompkins 01.fi‘°:;°: V: 2 (1; t1;
the Post Road Noroton. entertained H“ Bee "c 0 0 0
on Christmas Day Mn. T‘mml‘m’ °‘ J '3 t e] rg . or 0 0
Noroton Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Fair- ' ur e g ._ .... .-
child or New JerseY. Frank Tomb- g z 13
kins of Long lflland- and M" “"1 NEWTOWN
Mrs. George Tompkins and; three G. F. p_
children of Norotof. . Kennedy. rt 4 o 8
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Thoele o£~th¢ if“? V, g 3 i
Post Road. Darien. spent Chi-1m“ “an“; r o 0 0
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Herman 033”“); 5 .0 0 (l
Thoelo and family of East Norwalk. 3 __ _ 7 _.
‘ ° , s r it
an of 1d
mm .3333.“ 3331:“. “.3... About "5 W- ......... "'°
her daughter. Mrs. H.113)? Lewis 01 game between the CO p0 Life
Guards and the Port Ch tor Tri-
angles. The “Y" management had
provided bleachers to accommodate
about 150 persons and only those
who arrived early were able to ob-
tain seats. This was one of the
closest games ever played in West-
port. The teams were evenly match.
ed and the game was fast from the
beginning to the end. The lineup at
the big game was: '
COMPO LIFE GUARDS
G. 1‘. P.
H. Quinn rt 1 1 3
L. McMahon if 4 0 2
E. McMahon c 4 l 12
P. Drlscoli lg 0 0 0
Ed. Quinn 1 3 4
7 7 21
PORT CHESTER TRIANGLES
G. F. P.
lluckley pt 2 2 0
Nutter If 2 ' 3 8
Norder c 1 1 I
Scilmenl lg 1 1 8
Suva rg 0 2 2
C 8 20
The Life Guards won the battle
by the narrow margin of 1 point.
lNTHECHURCliFS
Firs Congregational Chard:
Rev. E. 1". McGregor. l‘h.D.. ‘
Homing worship at 10::
sermon by the pastor; subject: "The
Covenant of the Heart.
Sunday school at noon.
Thursday at 8 p. m. preparatory
service for the anuary communion.
The annual meeting of the church
wil be bod January 24th: Thursday.
Music. '
Mrs- Lillian Sherwood Newkirk.
soprano; Mrs. Janet Ontorkarnp.
contrsito: Mrs. Edna May Selicek.
pianist; Miss Maebclls Austin. violin-
or
0 Sanotiasima. ollaender
Violin and Plan
Offertory. Chanson De Noel
......... . . . Beaumont
. Mia Austin
Contralto Solo .......... . Selected
Mrs. esterkamp
Postlude. Torchiight Karch
._. ......... . Scotson Clark
Mrs. Selleek
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Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. 11. R. Cooper pastor
Preaching’atdl o'clock a. m. *
Sundayschool at noon. .
B.Y.P. U. atomm.
Preaching at 7: 80 p.rn .
This being the last Sunday of the
old year. all members and friends
are expected to attend church. in
order to close the year faithfully.
Watch meeting no Monday night.
beginning at 10:80.13. in. and slid-
ing at 12:05 a. m. All are invited.
Let the new year and you in the
church. ‘
Prelud e,
uuuuuuuu
o 'o s I"
First Clings}: of Christ. Scientist
“West ‘avonu‘o ‘
The regular Sunday. service 'fof
this church is held at. 11 a. m. Sun-
day school is held at 11 a. m. ,
_ Subject: "Christian Science."
\Vodnesday evening testimony
meeting is hold at 8 o'clock. To both
of‘ these services the publié is in-
.
Reading room. Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holidays 13mph
ad) from 12 to 5. Tuesday and.
Thursday evenings from 7 to 0. '.
All are welcome. \
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Advent Cbristhn Chas-eh
Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor ,
Van Zshdt and Harvey Streets
Mrs. Elsie Parts-ink. organist.
Morning worship 10: 80. WV'
genie: "Bars to Brothoi‘hood” - :j: +
Sunday school at 11: 50. Mr. Ridi-
VVaVrd Bland. superintendent.
- Juniors at 3 o 'ciock. Loyal Wor
are at 0:15.
cranium 3 service; "Happenings
us of the Closing teas?!
:i'he’r‘e will so
1.1, ..
ing.
midnight.
‘day evening at 7: 45.
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Church of the Nasaruss
*krraniilin Street
We expect the sciences to:
-_ day and watch night on New
3“ to be” ”minimums“:
t ' too
not: ”41:. unis-gt: Zr ”V
' heard}.
pally will put in a. fine eq‘flpfien.._
- which has power somatic
Eveningmioe at 7: 80. prio goj
fwma use“, _
‘VVEM saviour Ala-y
so Wallinswaw
in charge fo local wart. ‘4
nouns!- meeting at 11:00 a. Vin.
Sunday school at 1: to.
Young People "l meeting at 0’15.
Subject: g'What 11“di wrought!"
Loaders Y. P. L. secretary Hrs.
Jones and C. CC. Clara sm_
The ‘evoning service at 3:00 wig
be ‘a memorial meeting to th'o‘via
Stephen Farrington. , nelson: and
friends especially “dude. _ "
Heating Monday night at ‘8: 00
l.e.i'oliot5woti by Watch Night service It
10 0 .
8:1:th \Vednssday evening at
i) .
Come and worship with us.
St. Peter's W Lutheran
Cedar Street. near ”West Avenue '
Rev. E. C. W0nse'l.,
The last Sunday in the. year.
German service at 10 a. in. English
service “11 a. in. Bible clan and
Sunday. school, at 13 =noon.
body is cordially Welcome3
Lad'ies society will meet the
ursday afternoon in the new
year .at the home of Mrs. Walter.
ferry avenue. Winnipauk. Norwalk.
Take Winnipauk car and get oi! at
Perry avenue. ' Then walk about 5
minutes along Perry avenue to the
house. All thsdadies of the congre-
gation and their triends are cordially
welcome.
The Young People's society will
meet in the evening of the same
i‘hursday at' the home of the Misses
Clara and Adel Syska on Westport
aienue near the old iadics’ home.
'l‘his- will be a social meeting and
the Young People's society of our
westport sister-congregation b
been invited loo.
Confirmation instructions will be
given again next Friday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
"1
im
a vg a
first Baptist Church Divine lit-sling
DoWitt '(aimage Van Dorsn minister
.xuornlng service at 10:80.81")th
of sermon: “Faith Our Guide
Through the Dark "
Circle of Light Society meeting.
Thursday night at half past seven
o'clock.
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International Bible Students
Red Men's hall. Wash. St.
3-8 p. m. A Study of the person-
ality of the Heavenly Father sue
the Heavenly Son.
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South run-walk Baptist Church
10 a. In. Bible school.
11 a. in.“ morning worship. Rev. 1..
L. Carpenter in charge.
i 6:15 p. in. Young People's fleet-
08-
7: so p. m. Evening service.
Monday. The Young People's So-
ciety will hold a walcbnight service
in the Sunday school room from 8
p. m. to 12:01 n- m. All members
and friends of the church are cor‘
dially invited to attend. A very in—
teresting Program has been pre-
pared and refreshments will be
sorted. -
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The regular
nldi—week prayer service. Deacon
Clever will lead.
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"V“ Christ Church -
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk
Robert B. B. Foote. rector
Doc. 80_ 801163.? After Chili-inns.
10:30 a. in. Morning prayer and
sermon.
11:45 a. ln. Sunday school.
7. 30 p. rn. Evening prayer
address.
Honday d: 00 p. in. G. F. S. can-
didates. ‘
Tuesday. New Year’s day. 0:00 a.
in. Holy Communion.
[Thursday 3:00 p. in. Annual busi-
ness. social and missionary meeting
of the Woman's Guild and auxiliary
at the rectory.
Friday 7:80 p. m. Choir rehearsal
and party at the rectory.
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First Methodist Church *
Rev. A. 1". Chamberlain. pastor
: - South Norwaik
‘Carlton L'Bomlncdiou.
and director.
Sunday school 10:00.
and
o‘rganis'.
"The
Anthem. "Joy to the World"
.......... ...... ‘.....{Williarnl
Anthem, "He Shall Reign." Simper
Postludo. "Festive Marche in» A
.. ............... Erb
Evening worship 7: so. “flop and
Think.”
Prelude. Poems. Erotequo . . . Grieg
Anthon."‘A Song in the Night" *
..................... Woodman
Postlude. Mal-Che Pontificalo
...................... Gallaerta
You are invited to attend the last
Sunday service of the old year. A
welcome to all. Seats free. A friend
1? church.
wide 9 _‘ o to 12:00.
10: oo era will
mm9:00 to
be aservico
11: 00 a social hour will be enjoyed
during which refreshments will bt
served and 'a radio concert will be
The Nor-walla Electric coin-
glvc‘
every one a full program. Froin
11m to 13:00 thorn will but dil-
'euasion or (1) What Christrhaa done ,
for Me." ‘threr- minor: o: the
fourofihoyoungor people
on. “120on
ineettnsreie'aeathosesirllonttoud”I
hawthoprtviieulotltstMJn
the «cmsrmwt‘ rum
will
on
New
iE'York. A cordial invitation is given
Weekly Player service on Thurs- he»:
Captain V‘an‘d strum ow
Morning worship 11:00.
Good Fight." A
Prelude. Andante in A . . . . . Smart '
Monday night. Watchnng‘th ser- .
1°; ,
- sing and address. from 10: 00 to
church: (2) What should we 00 ,
hing and alsoan adored by
VlVVino- J. C. Vfickson. of Hartford.
president of tho wanes-p Baptist
Convention of Coma.
There will be no , user-vice
' :‘At 6:30 p. in. 'ycnns nuspoople
will hold. their meeting.
"At 8 p. In. the sailor Vchoir will
render their mail: The sor'snan will
"count a year's blessings or many
thanks to God.
lfonday night at 9 o’clock Vthe
members of the church will assemble
and kneel it five minutes of twelve
until the New Icar- cornea in.
-Prayer mooning Thursday 3 p.m .
Julio Graoo'V Baptist church your
home. You are welcome. .
80. memm
‘P..H.Jacob,lflniater.
WWM'
Services form Sunday. Dec. 30, will
be held as follows: ‘
9:45 a. 111.. church school.
‘ 10:45 a. m.. public worship.
mon subject.
Israel."
6: 30 p. m.. meeting of the Young
People s Society.
The annual business meeting of
the Woman's Association will be held
on Wednesday. Jan. 9. There
be a picnic luncheon served at
church at one o'clock. Every wo-
man of the parish is asked to re—
member this date.
The program of music for Sunday
morning Will be xii follows:
Organ prelude — Pastorlloq—Mer-
kei.
Ser-
“The Strength of
r.
—Novin.
Offertory' Anthem -— “0 Little
Town or Bethlehem"—-Neldilnger.
Organ Poatiudc-Chorus of Angels-—
Loniniens.
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The East Avenue M. E. Church.
Ii. Earl Shanna. Pastor.
01am Callie.
Morning worship and sermon Sun.
day morning at 10. so. The theme
God. "
Sunday school and Bible class tit
12.
an enrollment of 98 members will
study the Book of Proverbs.
Junior We at 8 o'clock. Send
the children to this interesting and
instructive meeting.
Epworth League at 6:30. The
topic is "What Time Is It?" and the
leader is Mrs. G. Beach'Carpenter.
The theme of the sermon Sunday
evening at 7:30 will be "The “'ages
of Sin."
Watch Night Service Menday eve-
ning from 8 to 8:45. a musical treat.
F 9 to 9:45 a lecture illustrated
with colored slides. From 10 to 11
it Which Night sermon with devo-
tional exercises. From 11 to 11:30
the Omicron Circle will serve re-
fro-hum Foam 11:30 to 12:01
Watch Night meeting and prayer.
Praise and Testimony. singing in the
New Year to Praise God from whom
all Blessings flow. Let us have even
a is r attendance than last year.
Starting with the Watch Night
Services. Special Services will be held
in the Sunday school room each éve-
ning of the week at 7:30.
\V’e urge upon our members and
friends their attendance at these
may be po-ible.
O 0
Norwalk Nethodias Episcopal Church
George B. Tompkins. minister.
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contralto:
Mrs. Lois Worms. soprano: Harry
Anthem—“There Were Shepherds' "
of the sermon will be “The Name of
The Bible class which now has
1
meetings with as much regularity asV
SA uA’l‘URDAVY, DECEMBER 29
. W and Mons AS-V
;BiblVe class convene at 10:00
clock sharp.
- a service of worship at 11: 00
o'clock will be- follow-ed by an ad--
dress on "Where do he go from
here?" Sunday will conclude the‘
fourth tear of the minister's pas-V
torate of the church. The work or!
phone years will be reviewed and the
prospects for the future will be
“allied. It is desired that every 5
member of. the church be present.
The Epworth League is at C: 30 5
“’orship and sermon at 7: 30 p
Sermon topic: ‘ Made over;
made new?"
Cia- meetln on . ‘
at “‘5'. g Tuesday ex enlng
(murch night will be resumed
Thursday evening at 7. '30. Slug:
classesTh as usual.
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has been received by the minister will
may be secured from him at any
time.
The regular meeting of the 0
board will be held on \\‘ ‘ednggfi:V
evening at 8: 00 o'.ciock Business of
unusual importance will be before
the meeting and. every member
should be present.
BAD RUM GETS
TWELVE MORE
107 Victims-of Holiday
HOotch Admitted to
Bellevue Since
Christmas Eve
NEW YORK. Dec. 29.—Twelvr:
04’
more victims of holiday hootcli were
admitted to Bellevue Hospital. it be-
Musical Instr-um -.
SOLD on new.
DONNELLY’ ~
I;
came knmxn x. c H.
in] of 10: Via“ makm
\ictims
hospital since ChristilV‘iVansmVEege. VV
l we wome n \vre among th
milled \rsterday bringing th
numlmr of \v omen attended to6
(cholic poisoning since Ii! (
turntx- -t\\o. 011'
\i‘ liile man} of those at tr
discharged with
attrr their arrival mahv are
the hospital in a serious condi
The White Light and farm
apartment house districts axon
contribute manv victims of
holiday ' htotch. Those takV
BtlitSYUE came chi {h froe
W ater front district of lower um
tan and some from Last Earl
'The figures do ntt include
victims v. in suffer”! in _‘urieg
umln the mile-hen rf liquor
urr» miendrd in :h: Surgical
medical words of the hospital.
N
St Ti“) biggest lf‘rill 0' the
1')\‘:t in: Ut: 51115.n-
offer of i )1 ar. ‘ £310 3:.Vefil'i:
0“, )(r' of ._I for “
llcrnsbv. 12:1» 's “oui-i part
3;' .3 m: H) tor has: ”(all material
in; nu e—i!‘ 1hr Ya: kee Mme:
f. ".1 MW thni- s 3‘. um. t'.
elli Balm Ru b ’or that priee.V
tried
in {Wanna .10“, ‘
um
You Are Invited to Attend the Last Community Song So
of the 01d Year
at the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomorrow Night at 7: 30 .
Mrs. Isabelle Slauson- Bibbibs Will Lead the
Congregational Sing-ing.
Sermon by the Rev. A. F. Chamberlain on,
“STOP\AND THINK”
COME AND BRiNG YOUR FRIEND
L. Sterling. baaso; Ernest )7. Sonic,
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GRAND OPENING
OF THE
SaVOiaLunch 59’ Restaurant
Today at 5 p. m. We will open our door £01 business
at our former location, 54 So. Main St, Cliffmd block,
with a well equipped and most up-to— —date lunch and res-
taurant’. With our new system of doing business we are
VVI' VV fable, toaBVel‘Ve the best of food and the quickest seivice
I that: Norwalk ever had, the public' is all invited to pat-
V ronize 113 We Specialize in clean lines and to serve the
best duality of food only.
WE WISH YOU ALL 'A HAPPY NEWY
54 South Main Street
ARE SERVED
Accounts ll $1 to $5,000 Are Invited.
So. Norwalk Savings Bank
Alden Salmons, Pres; George L. Woodward, Treat.
VALL MONEY
_\ Deposited in This Bank Before
January 11th
Will Draw Interest from
January lst
YEAR
111131169” Resiauran
DISHES
Norwalk Chronicler