0! her iuture daughter in- law.
l O O C
,.\
dim until 9 p. m.—Adv.
talk
.. .. Pl! Mcning.
. Q I .
'Leomtnl Murphy. student at Ford-
' hem L'nIIIIrsity. is spending the
IVenn-end with his sister, Mrs. K.
i “We or Bust :l\t'l|llt‘,
O C .
~Hsrril & Guns. That‘s all.
Mrs. Jacob 12. JilM‘iil lIII': rI-turIIIi-Il
to her home on lI‘lIIII; lllll road otter
I few days Iislt Ivlth ht‘l" pIIrI-nta,
hr. and him. .\l. ltubin of New lurk
city. ,
O C 0
Miss Alice Moore, of \‘nit liurcp
avenue. is VlSlilllg her aunt and un-
‘ rle. Mr. and lint. Alvin Hyatt of
liolyokr. .‘lI’lijilCllIlRIIHfl.
l O .
-—Sp‘.»IiIlm;.: skates :It UIIxmclly'S.
1-3 Oil's—Adv. '
Miss .\llII~I'IIII.I. llisvrI'iIIlinn, of
Main sIIIu-I, i9; l'IllI‘l‘lIil iil “ill!
nearlv‘t TI‘II'I‘ :It llI‘I' llnllll’.
DI ‘5 '
“sililltllll; slfiztISI :It l")llllol:).-¢.
1-3 oli‘.—-—.\IlI.
O l 0
Samuel. im fil'Il .\lIIIIrlt'I Schnitm'r,
of IZI'I,l.Ir Hll'tll. III‘II numditi: lllt.‘
neck-uni II 'Ili‘ III hem; In Brunt.-
Iyn. .Vr‘v.‘ Hi“
It s
Mr. :IIId, Mrs. l'. lliil"l_". IIi' Connec—
ticut. (i\"llll‘ .(Il'l‘ win-ruling the IvI-I»k-
Yill‘t'“ .I. littlunuh. X. Y.
Grid with
I- a I
---Aqu springs. Tilly's—Adv.
O
C C
.‘IliSSI-s iI'IItlI I'IIII‘III'Ii of \\'I»stpol‘i
‘nlunuI- :ll‘I'l Marion .lI'ssup III‘ County
street. III~II visiIIII: Miss Janis Cole—
man of Madison. I‘IIIIII.
‘ l l 0
Mr. and Mrs. .lilllII'S Simon: (I.-
Malil .III'I-III. III'I- awn-Hm: the Week.
‘eml with III~lIIIixI~a in )lIIquronItt‘k.
New York.
‘ ‘ l O l
—-»:7'I—Il". UlI-u'i'lIIrIl Itil—Jlnnuriig'e
I C *
Misses Moron I'IIIIIphI-ll, IiiiIIin
AAIIIIIin. lletly Jarvis and Mildred
lCuriis of SIIIIIII’IIIIIl. motored to
'Norwnlk last owning and ntlIndeIl
(he perTOIIInIIIco of “Daddy Long
Legit" III the lii'.‘f'lll lll‘ttli‘r. given
‘4: "III IlrI.IIII Itic I'lIll» or the \'oi'II :Ilk
f it“ School.
0 l 0
ll Mr. and \lI-~I. liil<t~cll Darren of
Ifilow London IIII IIIII IIIllng the week-
Hind mith .\lI'. IIIIIl \lrs, John Curtis
Io! Stuuit. Il\4llll .
: u D I I
'j I -—_'l‘lie IIIIIIIIrt.IIII in ma in n. bank
as tquIut. are mpltul and surplus {III
I! in forms It lII.IIl I.hlch SilllldS be-
If sen (lIJuOSiltli‘S IIIIIl possible loss.
Mid South NnI'IIIIlk ’llIIst t' Ollllli'ill)
Jinn a ('Itliltlll of $300.00“ 'InIl Sur-
YIp’lus nnIl IIrolIIII (It 5.4.3 IIIHI making
the largest fund of its kind In .NIII-
‘Valk. -—-.\(l\.
: O O O
‘ Members (If IlIII OIIlIiI' Chapter No.
g5}. “ruler of Eastern Slur, are re.-
;qtleMIIIl to Inert, in lllI‘ \I‘rillllulc IIi'
“the South NorIvIIll-I Methodist. Chlli'i'll
"Monday illlt‘l‘llOOn at 2:30 o'clock to
firth-ml the i'unIIIIl of Mrn. IIJIlitli
'Hurit. l'mvell. s
. C l .
«Spnldim: skate: at Thmnclly‘s.
1'1-3 0if.~—.\Il\'.
l. V I.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Libertine. or
Lowe strvvt, lIIuI- III: IlIIIir guest over
the, “'l'f'k‘flltl. Miss .‘lill‘lflnl Dump-
llcr of l"llllflll‘_\'.
,. 7 a l l
Mr. IIIIIl \lrs. llolIIlIIiI-k lI‘IIlrim'I).
Inf MOI'IIIII KIIIII an- liming their
I: lloiioo rI IIIintI Il ’l‘IIrv work is hnlng
if done by lll' (.lolII- llt'Crll'ullllf," colu-
é'pam. ' .
é . l k
—4_-'nle (lue- 'l‘hird (lit-Donnelly' s.
.E Miss I‘lilrllfil“‘l Yoiinzgy, of All-
AViI'W :IIIIIIIII. lliiii tIllII'n a position
'wltlt the ii. and (l. Corset company.
‘I O .I
r
I ~—To l‘lf‘n", tlIIIt purlop suite up-
:hqyueiml Inll lier'gstrom, new i. 0.
:0. F lil:lg--— .\IlI.
, to.
‘ Miss Mum Mocks has returned to
1‘ .
.r
I. monthly check ?
Brief and Person
,her home in Springfield, Moss" toi- t‘or rigiitcousneos;
lowing .- visit with Miss Mary Worn
of Ely nvenue.
flu. Maurice Stull. or \V‘ilton ave-
I. nus Miss hazel Stull. of Em
.wnlk. attended a reception at the
out Green in Danbury Thursday
jutting. Tho nft'nlr was given by
”I". Sunnitzky or Danbury in honor
—Hs\'o you lot your tickets for
All Aboard? If not. get them.
" o o o “‘1
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Libertine, or
LoIve street.
friends in Bridgeport, Wednesday.
i’ —-Buy your \‘icitola at Donncily's guests. of
.QI Olly weekly payments. Store open
’lmes l'J. l'Itrson and Hal l‘nird of
Qtnmtord IiII‘IlrIl t’riInds in \‘orwnl‘k d3 ynight at "
Richard Worm and
the
Mr. and ours.
nut. street. over the week-end.
vulmn‘t full to see Triuity Guild
show "All Aboard." Palace. Jun. 16.
o o o' - .
. M.‘Itichsrds has returned
l'J her home following n visit in New ccntly.
York city As the guest. of her dough-
lt‘l‘, Mrs. Arthur ’1'. Mill's-3y, at. the
Ritz Carlton hotel.
-!larrts & Gain.
0
I‘IIIIl Olsen, of 5 Spring street. who
recently enlisted in the L'nltcd States
been transferred
Arkansas which sailed Jnuu‘
lie expects to remain—
;IIIny until June.
to the
"Harris & Guns.
Mrs. Stanley Ill-.dicnt of
licdient was
Miss Lillinn Mourison of East Nor-
TWIST—NW
Mrs. Iivnry Harris of Flrat street TM "MI. who amt-Iva IIII~
I “as a. visitor in Stamford TlIuIsdIIy.
.ltII-lt Ruiz oi‘ Astoria, Long islan'l.
visited relatives in Not-walk
" Brooklyn
has returned to her home following
.II Hall with lie-r parents Mr. .
ltohert Joselovsky of Seuview ave-
.\lI.I:R l"l(il'l‘ll("‘
has taken II. position with the l".
Woolworth company.
' o c
Iiyman Jarret: of Fort l‘t:l\'l
street. has (one to New York city
, will visit with rcialiI-os.
l
Clllll‘lt‘s LII Croix III‘ Hawkins .' I. 7.
llllt‘, has taken II position as mztnagI-I'
of Clark': cigar store.
0
Mr. and Mrs. .107“: Buyer and Mr.
:Ire alien-hm!
in New Quit
lietts plm‘e llllb r.»
:IiitneIi his position with the NorIvLIlk
Franklin company.
0
Alfred linskn
the automobile .Ilimv
[Ioulu liielil ni‘
friends of Mrs.
Merritt gathered"
slat her in celnliruting her birthdny;
Among them were: Mr. and Mrs. Al-
.IiIIIl \lrs George Merritt.
Mr. and Mia l'2'IlII.IrIl Smith, .
William Kemp, Mr. and Mrr.
iIZdeIi-Il Merritt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick lfl‘. ..
l._\nn linlllili.
Merritt or Ntw CIInnnn.
.
.\lr. and Mrs. Howard
l-‘riIInIiiy society of Christ
will meet at. It} church Monday at-
ternOon at 4 o'clock.
mum—j
Ron-Minn Methodist Church
. Schnert. pastor
The church otlJnu-
its beginning in
clisllcngihfl
through the centuries she has not
a lofty. optimistic
.IImIs Chi‘liil have. ll. 1 ”
lie is leudlng'llis hosts to an eter-
rtnl triumph. V
Msy we not more
ruily have the cooopc
ltotvnyton citizens
work nndbin helping etch other at‘
min a nobler vision of life. a.
spirit of service and a. greater love
at lender and.
in doing God's
Never Goes Below Par
Are you looking for an investment that never
par—a reserve fund ready‘for opportunit
’olwsys shovzl'ing a. cash value of 100 cents on the do
' you nee an investment plan b which on non st
411m add odd amounts, such u divificndl, boynd ”amt“,
goes below
F‘oflbwing this meeting at 7:30,
“'inirr dancing classes start Tues- SONS service and l‘ricf sermon.
Tango, fox trot. Wednesday night at 7:30 pray-or
Policy's. and praise nervlce.
(Int.
3 s o
pastor :01“ the church.
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hqu II \VIId new] It y.
0 l O
:ltiI-IIIl Monday's niI Mint.
0 l 3’
01in 1 Clark of Pr‘i‘lnnyIr XXVI“-
of grippe.
is ill with the grippe.
n c .
Illmmtnn l‘InpiM I‘luirrh.
'l‘lII't‘I» “iii in: :I .\|lI‘l‘l2|l I'lIilIirI-I.‘
:I‘rIiI-II FIIIIIIIII' llii‘l‘lll'lfz l'lllllt'IlllllI‘l}
:Ii‘lI-r SIIIIIlIIy Svhmvi, III \\llll'll iiII
children.
SIIIIIlIIy SI'l.IIIIl :II in II'I~:(II»L_
.‘l'tl‘lllli: SI‘I‘llI'II n? It II'I'ltlt‘k. SIIXI.
ject. "Abiding III the Things ilIIIt :.I'.I
ha" I.'
IIIInI: 1‘IIIIIIlI ':» )lI-r-tilip. T II'elIII-lt.
The l-ndfis IIi tin-I contest :II'I- '.\ii..~'
‘-I>tt_\ Stroiivltl and Milton EI'I‘I‘II,
l-II'IInIiIg SI-I'Iir-(I 7:3“. SIIlIiI-I't,
"Fin 1‘ llrlf‘ll: In Life. " There will in
IIcIIIl sinuln: for ilitiongrrcntlon II:
l-IIih sv r\'.l(‘I‘s
ilIIIrsIln) I\I‘l‘lll‘l}2 :II 3 o'clock
lif'il)0‘r mortiuz.
Friday night .I'hnir I'I,~‘.II'III'S.’Il.
BERLINE‘FOOD
RlOlS THRILL-
*AMERICANS
Trouble in Most In-
stances is Started by
Jumpy Nerves o f
Women Shoppers
BERLIN. Jan. 11—Alllcl‘li‘ol‘. III)-
qun‘ltceplng house in ””1““ “no
make the rounds of the ships toI
the purpose of supplying their
llOlilCl with fund, :‘IIIlIlulil i‘I'lt’llll
return from It shopping tour .viilI-
out a. thrill. lights and row; in the
markets and in the residential dis-
trictswhere the food shops .I lo-
cMed are of every day occutrcncc.
but often do not amount to anything
more than a good sized family :um-
pun, tum usually are stamped out by
tll police before any oile gets even
ruined nose.
The trouble makers in most in-
stuneca are women. some at “'IIUN]
frequently stand in “no for hours.
Their nerves DCCOIUU siruiucd and
they fly oil the handle an a. July
when the first. little thing ouch-s to
enuso u riiIlc. Men also .Ulll‘lln‘tuu
set into those little cncouoie. nd
then the row clown and Bpl‘ud. Ira“
pldiy. Within Ii. few Ininutm, un-
less the police happen to be Divstlll.
u. first. class riot may be in prugtcfif.
and store windows are broken. he ads
are cracked and there is a gmernl
upheaval in the neighborlmo'i until
police reserves arrive and some
times do some shooting. '
The trouble is ins usually whui
some market an r, 0]. a mop Peep-
er refuses to sell his staple-t t": the
told paper mark which began tumbh
int’head over heels five years ago
ml has' been at it ever since Deut—
er- contend they are Insole to rot
pinto. their stocks unless they otter
tho' window“- or peanuts dollar
bills-or something nearly LL. good,
shops closed rather than :ttI..-.pt to
continue business with the oil. pa-
per mark as the 'mcdlum of ex~
cm“. ' '
’lhe action'ot the ‘food denier-s is
in dlicct defiance of a. decree is ed
some time ago by the governmeil.‘ to
the efl‘eet that paper mnrns mu be
accepted for bread. meat. poutocs,
Miller. cheese and other staples dur-
ing the period or tr 'I.nsition demsned
. to bring out a new currency:
There are only 20 Oor 300 Am-
' etimn women in Berlin rhis wnter
compared with several thousand this
time last y- r. these being wives of
United Stat government officials,
business men and others making
their headquarters here indefinitely.
Tourists and toreig'n traveler: gen.
erally have been steering I‘shy of"
Germany tot; months because at the
unsettled conditions. ~
—-—-.-:----.-—-——--—~
The “mutational. or mt.
olden filth-urea moonwalk by
It M00 tarmac MI ' W
mm Mi
We are counting on your response.
Sunday services are as follows:
Morning worship at 11 o'.cioek The Sunday
Sunday school session is at 10. In
the evening at 6: 45 the Epworth
league will hold a. sprightly service.
The lender will come from Bridge— 3. The Bible “I.
port and no doubt. tell us of the
splendidwork the league is doing
there. Everybody is invited to come.
ll
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Rowayton fire department 'Irill
be held at the ltowztyton about) house
guests or hairs. \Vorm's parents, Mr. Monday night. As several matters
.. Benjamin Kelly of Chest- of importance are to he’ (llscursed.
all members are urged to be pro:-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Billensieln
of Rownyton avenue announce the
birth or a daughter at their home re-
The junior league or the lzowny.
ton Methodist church held its regu-
lar weekly meeting this afternoon
. _ in the church. The league is Unlll‘l'
Thllsall. Adv. the supervislgn or Mrs. ll. ll. Ron-
lIIIIIt. with of the Rev. ll. 11. SI-nhert.
Mrs._l§dizar Lynch of Highland
)I'I-nue will lII~ hostess to the Good
\\'ill society of liouuyton at l‘.-:I‘
There will lie :I rehearsal of tin
l‘:\l‘1‘ Ready I'ltoi‘lis at. the home of
Mrs. Frederick Ambler, limvnyton
' nuts!- nIIIIue are the proud parents tuI'IIIIII BlouIlny night. At the :m—
of all (‘lzht pound son. born ynslI'IIu m3“! minding of m" “Wt. “"1”? Mn
formerly (‘l";¢|llgi‘hll‘fllfl wme IIIIIIlII in ll‘HI‘
the IIIusiI'nl program in ilIII “away-
1021 Methodist Church. (In llli‘ l'ISl
Blind of cheh moni . llili‘l‘ the di-
recti of the IIII'III- lI-zitly charms.
The rIIlIIIat'Nll Monday litis III‘IIn I‘::lI-
ed 10 arrange this month's program.
I'lmrtw i I
it! from“ concur-L :IrI~ :IlM) :Islmll to
IIIII is ill (It his lIIInm “ith Itn nit: it" .
Pincus xi‘l‘lllI‘ IIz' MIle'iII'IIy 1“}:I II: ;
parents anI turn] to In”: their
and say they prefer to keep -lIcir'
o'clock.
at 7:45.
at 7:30.
It II. III.
'l 'l'llI' (III-fr
IIIIIII; III ll!-
'l'iI-- Irwin:-
the Young l‘I:uiIlI»’s society Will
lIIIivl llt‘.\l
U'l'lLH l\
I'll II III”.
’lhcr
\llIIIl.
I
from 1:
till-cc t or.
5:30 1|
13130 Ii
lug.
\‘llCIl.
ish.
Uil'erlory
"10“.
to 8: 30.
ning the
elected:
c': urch
7:30
will prp
2.
./ East Atomic M. E. Church
F. , LI. Janet some:- “pastor,
Clarence Cable. organist.
Morning worship and
mornlnM at
theme of the column will
“’1" of God."
Sunday school and Bible class Ill
the study of
Songs of Solomon.
Junior league :It 3.
what does that
yours. \'.'ll0 should he in the Junior
lIIIgIItI. do Silll‘lllly .
l-‘ pw orth
ltiulcl" is Miss ltoxic llouI'hiou.
part of the SGT\lCI‘ will
to‘ the Mission
Youth of AliicriI-II.
Evening \\‘Ol§lil1l
7 l lonest now.
FPl‘anlI subject will
are in Christ Jesus.”
The regular \
the Ltldl‘cs'
on Wednesday
in the ladies"
“'etlncsduy (‘\ IIning'
lie the tithe
their recreation in h0\\‘liul.;’.
meeting Thursday ‘
Aid society will be. held
lIIdII-s to enter
1 ‘II:1.ye r
lion's recreation Friday
.‘luunl LCIIIII I’.:Iptifl. Church
'. Cooprr, pastor
l‘iIIIIIIIhiiIg tit, 11 it.
selmnl :It l1;3tl p. n
h»'l’llll)il to the
HI‘\ .
SIInIiuy
FPI'I"l;ll
of the city
IfuIIIouII-l \IituI-ss this :crv
l auspices of
III-I-. \\'lIiIiI " '
. II'lIiI'lIIiIitl t!.‘\ll‘.
(Tllil) .‘x'u. ‘
lhucon \\'III.
Mrs. LIIIIIIII
I‘I-IIaI-iIiIII: zit
\liLl-\\'i‘l'l{
ing on \l'I IlnI-sduy evening.
'l‘hur::II:Iy evening It chicken supa
at Mr. and
for the benefit of
fur (‘lllb No. 1'
per at the
liubcrt Patterson.
the L'lllll‘l'll.
JIIIIIIIII 'i"
‘ulicrsou.
N. Peter's l-llnIIgIIlic-nl
'lIIIilIct'un L lIIIrIIlt
L'Hlélt‘ fill't'ul.
HIIV.
I (HI lil':iil SI‘lWlt'f‘ :
l'Iligrilsh .‘=|‘l'\l(‘t‘ at
_ ll‘llIlI: UlilSh and
i l: noun.
: \lle'IIllIII,
\Vcat avenue
. \t‘IvIIzI-i pastor
Sumltly school
IIIIIII Monday
l-st, lilI'lll ul' tilt:
I?” in Ii 'l‘liurtwlay this
I IInIiI tliis"IIII,I:lii;,- Will be .
“rt-us llll" ling».
:IIIIIII) this unit .
First Church
I“? “1-. t ."l\'0n'IlI‘
: r SIInII Iy :«II'I {cc of this
Lllllrlll Is in M . L
St ‘lUUl i- lIIld lit ll ‘.
Stlbgtwt;
\"Cllllt'bdlty
IIII'IItizug; is l.I id at 5 o‘clock. '
ui‘ tin-so senlucs the
public is lil—
.:I will);
L-III ll “I I'll IDES Iliuildtux IIxct-plvd)
‘1“) “"‘mhléib “‘0'“ day service for prayer and study.
.\ll are Welcome. - a
so. hIirIIIIllt- congregational I‘iIIII'I'lI
.lI‘.
Atclnbuld
......
SIIrIieI-s for Sunday:
3:45 :I. . t'lllircil school.
10:45 it.
I..uli nuluct't :Ii'Il ‘l'ilund. tlll‘i‘l'inti‘mk‘ul-
_ llllltl llit’i.‘ ling ul till
301mg l'I l.‘]‘lL' s
.louug tuning .'
lI. :IC her.
.. ‘ You .llI-lmolt leader.
1;.lll p.
the Methodist
Methodist L‘uIIgIII-gulionul
Clllll‘t'llt's.
'l‘lturstlu}
unnunl lquII le; 5 lllktllns' ut lllI‘ pul—
' ally. “
llie prngruni of
day morning \"ili lIII:
Utruu PM link.
Anthem, 'l‘e
\llillout a c‘lIIIIcll home. or whose
church home is not collltnleut for
evening: attendance, Mil lune a. cor-
diul welcome. ’
Lit-um in ii
the Devil"
Mrs. ‘. .ll’\llli; Smith \k’udnesday at 1 O'C‘OCk'
Ul‘zun l'ubtluIlIy. March llcgcrc
.. ._ .V vain" -t ":45.
llllll‘idd. UH“ h. ‘1“ ‘ Cox homo.
Gnu-II Baptist Church
Corner llutlcr IIIId Quincy Sis.
l). L‘. Thomas, pastor
Sunday scrlicesr
10 II. m.
11 .I.. ”fit Congregationnr singing
’liIc pastor “ill try to
““V- day at 3:15 p. in. when the anni-
versary services will be held which
would have been held Dec. 1801 had
it. not been for the curious illness of
our president and others at the
time. But our loss then will be our Oflicers {bf Banner
guilt now iII_tlIe ducrcasml number
of workers fr’oin other missions and
religious organizations.
AIIIonb II those “110 are expected is W” 0‘ Liberty, 119“! there "in"?
93° “U J. 'lroost 0* smmford. meeting Thursday night. The state
deputy installed the foliovljhzl: ol-
qul sermon
put het'ore
for this your.
6:30 i.
8 I». ‘1. Singing by the choir. 5w-
Mirl- \\'C(‘li lmeetim; 'l‘h ursdav
Rev J. ll. BI":I0I\II ot‘ New Cannon.
and mission “Ol‘kCl‘S from “title .Iccrs.
Plains, New York, Port. Chester,
Stamford and other places.
Among other attractions the mu- den
sch: will not. be the least.
IIIIIeting s- 30
Friday 8 p.
the for.
At e annual
In. Deacons' meet with
Choir practice.
Ineetifif'last eve-
Deacons.
Mathews Cook.
Harcrave: trustees.
Spells. Bradshaw,
Janes: church clerk. 1:.
incl] who have rendered such excel-
lent service both hereqnnd clsewltogs
will be with us and sing. and th
who hal’e heard them know the
\‘i. Hopper,
Sign. Sunday school \iI'. C. Mimon.
International Bible Students
Itéd Men's Hall
Brother ll. S. Emery inll lecture
tomoIrow afternoon at 3
. o ‘clock
"\Vorld Peace.’ on
utilising.
Mrs. Emma R. Tyson ad Mr. E.
Gale of Stamford will si e or
more duets besides one or more
solos. -
vice will precede the other services.
regardless of race or color or crew
M. II. Church
Rev. \V. Henry Laniéi‘r poster
11 a‘. m. Sermon
ward" by the pastor.
13:30 pp. m.
"A Just Re-
who know God.- and Jolie Clifill.
Sunday school. God's only begotten
Int. Rev. James E.
on Wednesday night In “8““ ‘1‘
Are you a. clmtch goof? eight llclon.
Tuesday In cning’. Class meeting. I
Thursday curling. Turkey dinner.
thee good."
by Stewardesscs Boards N63. 1 and
FirSt Baptist Church Define
Dertt Tum You
Mil! 51.1%
George B. Tompkins. minister
Charles G. Ives. organist rind dl-
rector.
an. 1.. L. mu. commute: in.
hols Wnt'me. soprano; mm L.
Sterling busso; Ernest W. Boole.
tenor. '
Sunday school and Men’s user!!-
My Bible class convene st in
o’clock. The. Bible class is now
studying the book of Psalms.
‘ Worship and sermon at. 11 o'clock.
Text: "is it nothing to you?"
The l-‘pyvorth League; topic at
6:30 will be “Youth in the Heine."
There will be an interesting round
table discussion.
At. 7:30 worship and sermon. The
so rmon will be on "The central
teaching of the book or Job. "
0n '1‘ neatlay ctenlng there will be
it. special meeting of the OSlt‘lal
Hoard at the 1.0) .II James Inn. Dm-
nI'r “til be served at. G: 30.
Class meeting on Tuesday evening
at 'I 4.5.
On “'cdnesday the ladies of the
um will serve n. noon-day lunch.
BIL. ‘ 5 people take notice.
Thursday night is "church night."
Study~ctasses from 7:30.510 8:15:
prayer service from 8:15 to 9. In
the church history group the min-
istcr will leeturc'on "The Organiza-
tion at the Local Church. and Up.
portunities fur Service \\ lllch the
Organization Ail‘m'ds.”
On Friday evening at 7:!5 Los-
IIfi“s Russian Orchestral Quartet
will give the third I‘litcmlnlliult in
the winter‘s course. These musi-
cians IIIIII-Iur in their native itns-
riuu CllhlilnlIIS, IIuIl among other
numbers render beautiful Russian
folk songs.
0 l 0
First "tun-dbl. Episcopal (hurrh
South .Votwullt
ltu. A. l‘ (' iItIInlIerlnln. pastor
Carlton I l‘ionuncdtcu. oincnlst
and director.
Sunday 5r ’Iiool 10: ('0.
Morning \‘._Ol‘Elllp 11:00. "Some
binds to: the Church. "
1‘ rIIlliIic, BI‘rcaUdII . . . I. I . ‘VIlrld-un
Anthem. "llust Thou Not known"
. ..................... . l’ilugn‘
Anthem “Augql Voices Ever Sing-
ing" ................ Neldiingnr
l‘ostluvle l'ostlude in 1:9“. BOIDTI'IS
lIJvIIninz worship 7:30. A com-
munity service, in which the Congre-
gational :InIi tlu )lI‘tlIodist churches
IIIIe (Io-operating. 'l‘he meo- I‘OI
January» \Iill hl‘ lit-id in tho Metho-
dist church. The Illinintors will
wrench illll‘l'lllllt‘l}\ Tomorrow night
the sermon will lII- guru by the llcv.
.-\. i‘. i_‘l::IIIIl,II~I‘l;liIi IIi' llll.‘ MI'HIOIlisl
I-lIIII‘clI. 'i‘llc Rm: 1". ll. Jacobs lull
hnve churxe of the community sing-
ing. 'l‘hI- Si‘l‘lllfill topic. "The l‘I-LIIIc
l‘lnn." Good IIhoI-rt‘ul songs. Ex-
cellent choir selections.
l‘relude l’rIIII'c-ltopartz
Anthem "Sullour Breathe :In lilo-
nine lllIe'sing" ...... SeliIiI-I'ker
l‘IIslllIIiI: Alarm in l) ...... King
'i‘uI-zztiay afternoon 3:00. The “'0-
III.III's Foreign Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. La I-‘aye. 18
“Rust :III-nuvf This is a change
lIIInI iht; [IllllOIlllL'l‘tl plank of Iil':I‘l~
in;;. Phase note.
\l'I'IiIII-sdaty I-Ieninl: 8:00. The 0(—
iiclal lIenrd \Iill must it h Mrs. M.
meeting “ill he made (ll this anecb
iIII ._ .\ full :IiiII IIIl.IuI II oi the lIl' m-
in is is glt‘illl)’ IlL'IbiI‘I tl.
'llIursdu) 7:13 p. m. The \\‘ti‘l'£‘
mun topic. “Blindness 10 Spiritual (7
Things.
Stimitty School til 11:50, Mr. Rich-
l.adies mission gathering on
i'ruyer and praise service On
.\Ul'\llllk Rescue Misha:
A great time is expected on Sun-
The male quartet of Stamford
The regular 20-minute song scr-
These meetings are all free [to all
The messifes Will be Rom n'l It}!
The regular Week- ght meeting
“Come with us and
so.
Mis. lilliun Sherwood Ne lrk
soprano: Mrs. Edna. May nook.
l
act.
applying cold cream to her face
and it bright helpful service cnger- when the husband entered the room.
Scizlng the jar, he hurled it forcibly
l'r-itnds in East Nonvalk who are ugainst his spouse. =oth the plain-
” lift and her mogher. Mrs. Ellen Mao-
Gregor, testified that they wore tear.
t‘IIl the hot tempered husband would
kill his wife. His brutality was not
confined to his wife alone. it was said.
Mrs. MacGtegor admitted being
slapped in the Inc: by him when she
tried to prevent on ornment at the
for alimony just prior to the hearing
of the action. {She has twice before
brought. her case to the divorce court
but encn‘time withdrew in tumor 0!
a. pencem‘i settlement.
Thompson.
Beatrice Georges.
F" Inside GuardaFrod. ”Sachem. Br.
served and was followed by games.
nd all will find a. hearty welcome danclnx. etc. A large delegation
km. ». . was present tron: New Conan. _
PILLS WOl'KOli 0". on mg}. ‘
couple of a.
church.
7:30 p. m. Vestry meeting at the
rectory. .
'l‘u’esdli 7: '0 v. m. Boys’ clufl
In the basement of the church.
8:00 III—m. mar Gulls with
Mrs. mm ”1111mm 83 0.90238
avenue. . .J‘ I
Thursday 2:00 p. In. Women‘s
Guild with Mrs. 1'13. Wheeler. 11 .
Ediie avenue.
Friday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehealsal
at the rectory. '
y, o c c
South Non-walk Baptist Church
10 a. m. Bible school.
11 a. m. Morning worship. 11ch
O. F. Campbell in charge. Topic, '
"Washing tho- Dibhcs.”
6: 45 p. m. Young People’s mut-
mg.
”'0 p: In. chning service. Topic.
“The Inspired Life."
Monday 7:30 p.‘ m. Valley boll.
Tuesday 8 p. m. An important
meeting of the Advisory committee
of the church.
“'ednesday S p. m. Tho oung
Men's Club’will hold it meeting st
the homerol Harry and Robert Full-
»cr 10 Hamilton avenue.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Regal-.1- mid-
week prayer service. Deacon Aiken
in charge. .. x
o o a
First Congregational moron
Norwail:
Rev. E. I-‘. MeGregoP. Ifh.D.. pastor
Morning worship at 10: $0 with
SII‘llnon by the pastor. Subject. “The
Authority of Jesus.’
Sunday school at noun.
.Jl‘uesday. The. Golden Rule Circle
\Vll lnlect with Mrs. E. 3. 3315111.
l-Jast avenue at 3 p. m. '
Thursday. At. the mid-week ser-
vice. Mrs. Minerva 13min will the
a travel talk on the Holy Lona.
Friday. The Militia-i“ Circle
will hold a cake sale at Glendon-
IIings from 2 to 4.
Saturday. The Kind \‘t’ord Circle
\Illl meet with Miss Jeannette Ohio.
at 4 p. III.
Sunday. Jan. 20th. Council mcotf
ing at 7:80.
Thursduy, Jan. 2401.1?” Annual
meeting of the church at 7: 30 pro-
ceeded by a supper at 6: 30.
Iii-.IrIisI; Miss Macbelle Au vio~
linist.
Prelude. )lI-lodie . . . . . Moszkowski
Violin and Piano
Offertory. Au Matin
Benjamin Godard
Miss Austin
soprano solo My llrIiIeI IIII r and My
Lord .. Dudley Buck
Mrs. Ncwkirk
l‘ostlude . ............. . . . . Rinck
Mrs. Selleck
CAVE MAN Ads,
AlRFD IN COURT
CAUSE DIVORCE
It 46 W . s :I . ,
tha‘lillrf“: laus :Era‘thc c axial Mrs. COX 0! - S 0"“ n d
Beach Granted De-
cree on Grounds of.
Cruelty
. ’ BRDIGEI’ORT. Jan 11((SlN‘Cial‘
Advent (‘lII-istinn Church ‘ to The Sentinell—I’aisy A. Mac-l
\‘inI Zundt nIl Harvey Ste. (”.80.- Cox of Sound ‘cuch was;
llI‘V. [I‘. i.. 'iIII-r. pastor "ranted n d“ orce on grounds of in-
Mrs. Elsie l‘urtrielt. organist. tolerable cruelty in Superior Court.
Morning worship at 10:3"? Ser- m...” ypg'nrda’ from Richard Harold
ox. of Greenwich. Judge Isaac
'VIG’I‘RGISAS
. sou) ,0N EASY
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
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The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL 8T.
Questto
always has been, is now, and 3.1“)?-
"How do I look ?"
"Younger than ever,"
hundry service that does
ironing except a. bit of final muslin:
pieces. An 80f; comple
low cost.
43 Day Street
A. R. UEERD'L
SEMI-FINES???
12c A. l’tjl'ffiis
MINIMUM agar-.02: 1-3.;
Norwalk 8183.
-—Lauudry Yer};
——TELEPHO
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\Volt‘e ordered the decree.
One Igght in June. 1918. Airs. Cox
was sta ding on the porch of her
Juniors at 3:30. Mrs. Ainswurth. Sound Boat-h home. talking with a
friend. Estelle Dun Ioodie. when her
howl, Workers at 0315. 0001‘“ husband, without t c lent influx..-
tIon. ran onto the porch and. grab-
l-jvvnlng gospel service at 7:30. lying her hair, dragged her into the-
‘SI-I'Iuon topic‘f“.\ Worth “'hile ln- house. Both the plaintiff and Miss
I'iIIIlion.“ Ulllisulldi15‘0V0nlllS ser- Dumvood‘lc testified to the alleged
\lt‘t‘S for the present will be evnu~
gIlistic. 'l‘iII-I'e will be good'fi‘osptl
singing .:1 short tl'ans’ellsllc sermon
on another occasion. \irs. Co: was
The plainiiit withdrew her claim
Council Installed ;
Banner Council. Bon- md Daugh-
Counselor—U112: Foreit I *I
Associate Co ouster—Annie Pinn-
Vice Counselor—How and Richards
Associate Vice Counselorfiydith
Recording Secretary—«Chas I'errls ‘
assistant; Recording Secretary-
POSITIVELY NO‘ADVAR if:
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life on Ht: ( ..
Financial Secretary—Fred Young's
Treasurer—Ids. Rowland.
Guide—Fannie Morris.
Outside Guard-41h”. Thai-men.
Trustee—Fred. bconetd. 35.
Pianist—Mildred. Utzinzer.
After the meeting a. supper was
axiom In deep smurfs
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