i. ‘
Ive
fbuiiding in W'allJtrect.
. ‘ o s 0 ~.
3 mined. nut. stovehnd egg
silvery. Harris & Guns.
7’1.
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‘ e on Portugese East Af-
"deiivercd to a. large nudi-
tho Norwnlk Congregation.“
ursdny night by Mrs. Fred
.twife of ltev. Bunker. of
‘.8tercoptiean' views were
lip conjunction with the lee-
. Mrs. Bunker described the
. '3 people. and costumes of the
‘ .f The lecture was particu-
, . torested because the local
"elm $0110 of the group of Con-
\' 1 churches of l"uirfield
a which has aided in the sup-
- Mr. Linnngo, the native of
who was given a. college edu-
-ore. Mr. Linango was mzir-
- -o time ago in Wilton and he,
. " lwife are now in England.
‘ oducatcd in the mission
.. conducted by Rev. and Mrs.
G . .
5 .
{Ky per cent. off on all liver—
- due”: at l)ounelly's.—.\dv.
9
-e-
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Chute} Litt, assistant manager of
Palace and lieu-ht thentrt‘s, was
Not york L‘il)‘ ’l‘ttnrsday.
k ‘l‘ ‘ re
*
: loph n. exchange. attendul :1
i100“ 50! the (thief upcrutors' us-
' Mignon; or 111.: Bridgeport distiic‘t.
.fr- Br! Klport Thursday.
‘
- v
Y1
-Tfllr‘ly per cent. off on nii liver-
: up yencils :it l’fl?liil‘:l)‘£1.‘~.\ll\.'.I
‘ o
o s
tr w etc they 11“ registered at the~
.- v
p
l n
The:g“rls of (in: iiujill ('Xt‘llilll'h'“
"lsns 103.8. leap-)vur LLIYIL'C in IN I
manneds the lllrlll oi a. son. \Viiiinln.‘
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Mrs K. \Yeui (ii South I\ur\\.:i!:,i
In apil'ord, \\il' in- :lw has in en,
lod:by llii' (l'dili Ir.’ (L l‘i‘IJtil‘w‘.‘
‘. fl. corgc \Vt (Hi.
’ 4'
n a s I
r
l
' nus. ilouc 7'.‘l.
o c o l
‘ 4
"Ella. mf'i'w i'z.;ti'i:ui. (ll [font-r
1 root 3‘: resin-m .1 lii'l‘ position “lilii
the l at cxvli'tntzu n.” (in; Sonihprn;
ow uglnritl ’l't-iwphom- com-puny.
E . C C C
The ‘iuyers in l'ncus Tribe‘s
lnoclllorfll‘ourntiInent met last night.
enuiye‘or tile Trill-”s \i:;it to Stum-
on! lost Friday, 1:1:L \vevlt's sitting
was v stpvntd.
i T .
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-—O‘e-hulf oil on writing l‘npul‘é
' t Dovnelly'sn-aidt,
‘ C C . -
Edfinrd J. Splun in driullg a new.
wipe.)
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Obe ‘Grotto of Bridgeport will
lit 4" onkcr Grotto in Norwuik tu-
it’ll”: “After the games, Mnniu-r
rott will serve suppv r in the ban-
et all to the visiting prophets.
" s s e
7 -—SJe§new gifts on second floor—
“ . . spit—Adv.
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A
Bill fig Inspector llllblli‘ll has is“
building permit to Surat:i
ll.
Iv
cost was given at $12.3.
D !
Hr.’ .' (1 Mrs. Clemon Bernstein,
‘1. Main street, were recent
w ;n New York city.
1 s o s
, your Victrolu. at Donnelly's
jbn ‘floekly payments. Flore open
revon until 9 p. tin—Adv.
« . c s s l
Es
NV“!!!
oscoe of East, Norwalk andi
w
"i
i
efandl‘ 4_ on
L of tho .Glrls' 'Friendly ' ‘
with Foster-pd Stewart of Mom
old a. delightful supper
light at the Grace church
' > use in Lewis street. After
- r. a social time was en- -—Frcsh mined, nut. stove and egg.
prompt delchry. Hurts & Guns.
Sheriff Nelson “7. Benedict
”no duties as localrsuper-
e State Highway Depart-
. rdsy. Mr. Benedict's of-
- “cited in the Central Trust
The Students‘ Dance club will hold
another dance st the Central Trust
Co. building next sy evening.
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Edward Hellsnt of the First dis-
trict was a visitor in New York city
Stanley Guiics. William Freder-
ieks, William Dagon. Kenneth Mont-
gomery and Jean Smith motored to
New York last evening where they
attended the Columbia. theatre.
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A change has been made in the
Commander's
Instead of holding it on
Feb. 4 it will be held today M the
home of Mrs. Carrie Day 19 Stuart
Dinner will be served at 6:30.
All mombers‘ of Past Commander's,
association are cordially lnvrted.
business meeting will also be held
the same evening.
—Mahnckemo dining room. Chick
en dinner every Sunday SLOW-Adv.
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Mrs G. P. Corsen, of 9 Crescent
is confined to her home by
The condition of Olin Young, of
Webster street, was reported as un-
changed today at the Norwnlk bos-
eonsidered serious. He is ill with
pleural pneumonia.
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Edith Blasc of Prospect Avenue
;.nd Hedge Gallic of \Vinlicid Sheet
.lllLildCd the dance at
lwidgeport. Thursday evening.
i s
3‘ Elizabeth ilyan-s of liurrifti
vonu chief oprmlor at. the lt’lljlll;
ining room. Chick-
en dinner every Sunday $1.00—Adv.
O
——.\lahackemo d
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Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of
(floss Street are visiting the latter-
iureuts, Mr. and Mrs. Everett rly-
: land of Framingham. Masmcliusttts.
.,
Mr. $1116 M’rs. l'ri‘«il.:rivi< “luck at '
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I - » returned to
Amman-a, avenue, are in .\vw lurk:
t Flux Hill Road after
. low days \isit in New York City.
otelr (p'insylvnnia. l . . .
V . I li‘vin': and Maurice Kleimoou of
. . t iizll'tinl'J. are visiting friends in the
.t I < .. , . « , . 'i :- _
,, the bQuihun 1M“ l.ii,.i.|ill it ( “in” district.
’Ihno. ¢0mpuny, m .. int lililldiiiifli
K Daniel Mead
are entertaining
, ti‘lr-li‘is and relatives at their home.
iven 10310 “ms dim“? this month. i, \\t~..tport Avenue'
' > i . . __ .
_.A?td‘ sprntlgs:i iii.) .. .\il\ . “W [fr tilt: \\ CL‘kC'lid.
‘ '1 .. ..l , I,
Mr. [Hill MN“ Arthur 1‘ (‘I‘JCC ‘l Mrs. James Bradley and Mm. Ai-
Meadow Stu-(ct
‘u‘heod’l'ya {it their lllvluc 'i'li'V‘dny' . i..-.i:t_\‘ tlitviiiwrs in
.. .\l.tlifii'l\“lll0 dining room. Chick
r1: tiilllli’l' m. ry Sunday SLUO—Atlv.
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student at Ciniks
* V . ,t l'mterszity is spending the week-end
-- r‘o SlLCtl pm until. liiil‘ils & i “H“
«Morn: lirvsi v.
‘ (fi'nvord Street.
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\Viiiiuni .Jluiacy of New York City
’: \isiling his sisters at their home
on Merivm Street.
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John Collins of New Haven was
a. guest yesterday
Nichols fijVestport Avenue.
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Mrs. Mark Train of Putnam Ave-
duties as kinder-
garten teacher in Jefferson School.
has nsulned lHSt night.
lr\ing Davis, student st. Yale
is spending a.
\‘.iill his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
:zvpil llzuis of Seymour Street.
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Louis Fume. of New York City
1:. spending the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip li‘umo
Svntiun Avenue.
Miss Lilian Libner of South
Street is spending the week end in
New York City with friends.‘
B. Foote.
Miss Elaine
Street is entertaining Miss Barbara
. for a. new roof on her‘ Coolidge of Springfield,
.. it; Harbor View avenue, the song,
i
Misses Madge Connolly of Gznnt
Sliilpsky of Broad
ltOlJCI'lI. Gainer of l‘lnyvlew
Coleman of
trout and Irene Buckley of Van
Luren avenue attended the basket-
lvail game at the "I"
last evening.
\venue. Jule
' ary 9.
Leslie Gorh
and Mrs. E
hers or the committee.
l—‘liowmrmv—
Waylon Methodist Church
’ in Westport
Albert Gilbert.
ewweilin of the First Ilia-lliain Street are visiting relatives
year.
given.
night.
is 6:45.
tended to oil.
The regular monthly official board
meeting will be held on Monday
night at 7:45.
members he preknt.
On Wednesday night the regular
prayer and pulse service at 7380.
On Saturdsy It 8 o'clock the Junior
league will hold no interesting
meeting. All boys end girls are in-
vitsd to come.
Sunday morning service of wor-
ship and sermon st. 11.
The Sunday school lemon or 10:
Iii-the evening at 7:80 the m.
vice of song cud brief sermon.
The Women’s Home Mission so-
ciety will serve a. supper st the per-
sonsge. Friday night of. 0:30 o’clock.
The program for Sunday evening:
Deposited in this Bank Before
Feb. 6
Will Draw Interest-from Feb. 1st
: Norwalk Savings Bank
ALDEN SOIMANS, President.‘
EDWARD BEARD. ViccPresident.
onosos L. woonwsnn, m.
w
' i" j
necticut.
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them. ,
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pan y.
the past few days.
a party given by friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
and son of 30 Lowe street
moved to New York City.
his eighteenth birthday. Au
Those present \verc: Miss
Middleton. Miss Daisy \Vilson. miss
Mariam Perkins, Miss M. Van (:ier
Miss Jessie and Miss Lucy (Nichols,
Eugene Fletcher, Peter Sifter.
Charles and Henry Middleton,
Furmau, Frank Thompson.
V“'il30n and Leltoy horror.
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There will be. a meeting 0:
(hit Pasture Unit. Red Cross Life
Saving ('orps at the home of Albert
Cancvari. Liberty square. l'll'iOl‘v
row morning at 11 o'clock.
H. B. Schnert. pastor
Omn Prelude.
Prayer.
A musical program, given by
over the week-end in Msdlson Con-
Mines June )Banks and Doris
Lewis of Connecticut Avenue sro
Visiting friends in Bridgeport today.
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John F. Wilson, janitor at. the
South Norwulk Trust company.
ported to the police that some boys
had taken his wheel from behind
the bank where he had parked it
sud damaged it consdierably and
that it hnd cost him 812 for'repairs.
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Automobile robes found by Cher-
les Hurlbert in th cou- of the South
Norwalk Congregational church some
time ago which he turned over to
the police, were turned back to him
tut evening. as no one has called at
police hesdquarters and claimed
John Harris of South Main street
bu purehssed s. Ford touring car.
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Kiss Stella. Ccrmangs of York
street has recovered from her recent
illness and returned to her duties
with tho “robbing and Edging com-
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Friends of Miss Mary Chey of Lex-
ington nvenue wlil_be pleased to hear
that she has recovered from the ill-
ness which confined her to her home
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mandel of
Spring street were recent visitors in
Stamford, where they were guests at
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Miss Isabelle Rusin of Dcertield
street has taken a position \vl
th the
\Vebblng and‘Edglng company ‘
mm
Stanley Morton eMcrinlncc a par-
ty of friends at his home on 'i‘hird
street. Thursday night, in honor of
mm; of music and games was en-
joyed by the host and his g'i-‘sts.
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Mrs. P. D. Montells of Standard
has accepted the position as organ-
ist at the East avenue
church. Mrs. Montells succeeds
Clarence Cable. “ho
signed. to become organist in
Georgetown church.
methudist
recent iy
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Mrs. I". L. l‘iper or 16 Van Z’nnt
street has been spending a few days
\vitli her daughter. Mrs Gzezniuw
at her home in Staten Island. New
York.
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Mrs. Dorothy Peterson of lionrlh
street was hostess to the monlbeis of
the Dorcas society of the chdish
congregational church. at her home.
' Following the business
scsszon, a. social hour was quosed.
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There will be a. rehearsal Moeday
night of the members of the cast
which are to present the plays at
Community hall, February 6 and 7.
The entertainment is being
under the auspices o {the Lio-ary
club of the East Norwnlk improve-
ment association and for the benefit
of the East. Norwaik library.
plays are being produced under the
personal direction of Mrs. RObCTL B.
A special musical pro-
gram is_ also being arranged.
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Troop No. 6 Boy Scouts of Am-
erica. will hold its regular wel‘kly
meeting tonight in Community nail.
above zero at the Center Sunday
evening despite the cold there was a
large attendance at the Congrega-
tional church. all much interested
in Di Heap's lecture. "The Courtship
of Miles Standish." Mr. Bunker call-
ed upon all who wished these illus-
trated lectures to continue to raise
hands. and the ayes had it.
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The entertainment committee of
the East Norwalk improvement as-
sociation are making plans for the
dance which is to be given at Com-
munity hall, Saturday night. Febru-
Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis, Mrs.
, Mrs. JJ. XV. Slauson
est Reynolds are mem-
An interesting annual meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society was held at
the church last W‘Vednesday. The re-
ports were given and proved that
the society had had a successful
The mite box report was also
The officers for the ensuing
year were elected and likewise the
various committees. The ladies also
decided upon the suggestion of the
pastor. to give a. supper in honor of
the district superintendent on Feb.
21st. when the annual meeting will
be held and Dr. Kidd will preside
at the fourth quarterly conference.
The Epworth league is planning
an interesting meeting for Sunday
The hour of their meeting
A cordial lnvitntlon to ex-
Wo urge that
sistsnt coach to Walter Steuen.
Lost your he was sssistsnt to Pete
Song by congregation, No. 1’“.
Reading of Scripture Altemstely.
Song by congregstton. No. 198.
Announcements cud offering. new gymnssium Tuesdsy night when
“mot! I).
ch“. Ladies chum.
W. F. Ambler.
F. Ambler. Mrs. Geo. Kay
and Mr. Stolts.
Oliver Clark.
Chorus selected.
Song by conWon, No. 52.
Ambler and Mrs. George Key. Mrs.
'Croekett gave dramatic readings.
Mrs. Sidney Bell will be hostess at
the next tea.
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There will be or rehearsal of the
Ever Ready Chorus at the Howey-
ton Methodist church tonight at. 6:30
o‘clock. The music which is to be
and all members of the chorus are
asked to be present.
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Mrs. Henry F ‘it of McKinley
place will be he so to the members
of the Good “in society of Roway-
ion at its regular meeting \Vcdncs-
day afternoon. .
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Beginning tomorrow evening. there
will be a series of gvungeiistic serv-
ices in the Ilowaytoi Baptist church.
it 17:30 o'clock. The subjects which
will be discussed during the month
of February are as follows: Febru.
dry 3, How to realize our Inner self;
February 10. llow to Face Adversity:
February 17. How to Regain Our
Hold on Life and February 2'.’. How
to Fultill Our Ministry. 'l.‘he_mem-
bors of the congregation are urgedfio
co—operuto and a. cordial invitation
is extended to strangers and those
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Tomorrow's bh ctaoin lirdiu u u
who have no church affiliation. To-
morrow's services at the church will
be he follows: Sunday-school at 10
o’clock, morning service with Com~
women at 11 o‘clock. The Young
People's soeiety will meet in the ovo-
nlng at 7 o'clock. On \\'cdnesdny
night at 8 o'clock there will be it
special service. Weekly choir rehear-
sal Friday night. __
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Friends of Miss Anna chfleid of
Highland avenue will be pleased to
Mar that she is convalescing at her
home after an operation recently
performed at the Nor-walk hospital.
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The liver Ready Circle will hold
its regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond, Itowayton
auntie. Tuesday night. _
t WILTON
Mrs. Frank Reekwell is visiting
her sons. David and George in Dar-
ion.
O O 0
Miss Angeline Post has recovered
{tom 3 severe attack of llic influ-
enza.
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Mrs. Ii’.'G. Bracken of Norwalk.
culled on relatives in \Viiton on
Tuesday.
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Miss Julie liulbutt is recmcring
from a. recent illness.
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Mrs. Elizabeth vowing is spending
the winter in New York with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Dewing.
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According to custom the Christ-
mas greens will be removed from
St. Matthew‘s church today.
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The thermometer registered six
FOOTBALL SET.
AT CARNEGIE
PITTSBURGH. Pa... Feb. 1.—
Carnegie Terh’s 1924 football srhed-
uio released last week provides for
the usuaLnine 88.11108. with one open
date, November 22. to be filled later.
The big home attractions are the
University of Pittsburgh and Notrc
Dome. These teams will be play-
ed on Forbes Field.
Penn State returns to n. place on
the Tartan schedule ’after a one
year lapse. The game is ache uled
for State College. Newcome to
the Pittsburgh district in lude
Western Maryland and Dayton ni-
versity. The schedule follows:
Sept. 27—Dayton U.. at Pitts-
burgh._ >
Oct. 4—fiiei. at Pittsburgh.
.Oct. ll—Toledo 11., at Pittsburgh.
Oct. 18—W. &._ J.. at Washington,
Pa.
Oct. zs—U. ct Pitt, st Forbes
Field.
Nov. ‘1 — Western Maryland. st
Pittsburgh. -
' Nevnsc—Penn Stems, st Stnts Col-
lege. ' ‘
Nov. ls—Permsnently open.
Nov. zz—Pendtng.
Nov. 29-Notre Dame. st Forbes
Field. \. A
With the announcement of the
merit of Robert Weddell to be as-
football schedule come the appoint-
Weddell served under Staten dur-
ing the seasons at 1921 and 1923.
Reynolds. the Buckncll mentor.
Weddell is s. those letter mun at
Bucknell and his appointment here
is a. popular one.
Cur-nests will informally open It:
i
- neck. " _ . .
Continue, De Noel, _ molphe Adorn.
Duet—He knows it nil.—-—Mrs.w.‘
Quartet—Sing Hallelujah Forth,
Mrs. Ambler. Mrs. Kay, Mr. Ambler
The Lord is, my Light. Solo. Mrs.
God of Abruhnm—Buek—Chorus.
Mrs. Ira. H. Kiggins of McKinley
place was hostess to the memberspf
the Ever Ready Clrclo.of the Kings'
Daughters at a. silver tea. at her
home yesterday afternoon. This
was the first in a. series of silver
teas which are to bergiven for the
benefit of the Circle. 1m interesting
musical program was given yester-
day under the direction of Mrs.
\Villinm F. Ambler. Mrs.H. B. Sell-
nert entertained with. piano selec-
tions and there were solos by Mrs.
Oliver I. Clarke, Mrs. William F.
J. Oliver Davis and Mrs. Frank
given at the special services .in the
church tomorrow. will be gone over
' v l ~:
So. Nor-“volt upon-macs.
r» Sundcy 10 A; M. Bible school.
covery."
ins.
“God's First Question."
are requested to be present.
sionary meeting at. the church.
members are urged to be present.
midoweek irayer service.
ing.
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pol Church.
L. Earl Shaftner, Pastor.
will be. “Divine Protection."
study the Gospel of St. Mark.
Junior League at 0 o‘clock.
ployment."
Value of a Conviction.
Monday evening at 7:30.
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'c10ck.
at 2.
evening at 7:30. _
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:40.
evening at 7 :3 O,
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Knight St. .v‘l. M. 12. Church.
ltcv. N. ilenry Lamar, Pastor.
leader.
is doing for you
Bridgeport.
1.0 rd'a su ppcr.
Tuesday evening, class meeting.
may be a success.
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Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. R. II. Cooper. Pastor.
Sunday schoolnt 12:30 P. M. Holy
Communion at :i P. M. sharp. B. 1'.
1‘. U. at 6 l“. M. Preaching at 7:30.
P. M.
Tuesday evening. Feb. 31h. a mus-
lcule of great interest will be given
to rthe close of the whirlwind drive.
and musical talents of ratio ability
will grace the occasion.
\V'ednesday evening. prayer-meet-
ing, and scripture reading by the
Congregation.
Thursday evening, sewing circle.
Uur rc-vival meeting will open on
the, Second Sunday in Feb. The pub-
lie is welcome.
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International Bible Students.
ted Men’s Hail. \Vashington SL.
3-5 P. M. Study the doctrine of
the Trinity.
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Norwnlk ltcscuu‘ Mission.
All the services for the week will
be held as usual. The service on
Sunday at three-fifteen (8:15) sharp
will be held as usual preceded by an
unusual song service. These song
services are proving to be very pop-
ularized inspiring and both the Sun-
day afternoon and the Wednesday
evening services are increasing in
attendance and lterest.
Adjutant Lewis of the Port Ches-
ter Volunteers of America. was ex-
pected to be with us this Sunday
but unavoidable circumstances kept
her away. but. she will be here next
Sunday. Feb. 10th, grid others will
be with her and assist in tho Bervlca.
Tho superintendent will be in charge
this Sunday and very briefly will
speak on the topic "The Inner Life"
or (The man wilhin the man).
Come and bring someone with you.
Meeting on \Vcdnesday night as
usual at 8 o'clock. A very cordial
welcome to all.
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Grace Bsptist Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Sts.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor
Sunday services:
10 a. m. undny school.
711:30 a. . Singing by Junior
choir. Anniversary sermon.
6:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting._
8 p. in. sharp, singing by the
choir. Sermon. offering. benedic-
tion.
This church will hold services
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday 8 p. :11. Rev.
Charles Bingkweil- of Philadelphia.
Pa. is expected to preach. All are
invited.- .
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Christ Church
Robert B. B. Foote. rector
Gregory Boulevard. East Nor-walk
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.
10:30 a. in. Holy Communion and
sex-inch. "Faith in the Holy Spirit."
11:46 n. at. Sunday school.
7:80 p. m. Evening prayer and
address. .
Monday 4:00 p. m. G. F. S. enn-
didates.
Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Boys’ club.
Thursday 2:00 p. m. The monthly
business missionary‘ and social meet-
ing of the Women's Guild ct the
rectory. ~
the Pitt beaketbsll team is payed.
Friday 7:80 p. m. Choir rehecrsalj
at the rectory. ;
e .
Sunday 11 A. M. Morning Wor-
ship. Rev. 0. F. Campbell in \Vorkers at 6:15.
charge. Topic “A Marvelous Dis- Evening servicc at 7:30.
will be good music nt both services.
6:45 P. M. Young People's meet- After the morning scrmon— ‘ ,,
“Building a. Conscience‘fi-‘therc will Anthem ‘ Come Ye Discomlnte
7:30 P. NZ, Evening service. Topic to Communion. Evening sermon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Monday 8 P. M. The Wishah Cir- .
ole" of Klngg‘ Daughters will hold a. meet on Wednesday at 1 wane”
social in the church. All members Prayer and praise service on
Thursday evening at 7:30. this
Wednesday, 2:80 P. M. The WO- service is growing. our last bang co-operating. Mi” .Mabel Miller
man's Association will hold a mis- the largest in months. .
0
Wednesday 7:30 P .M.. A busi.
ness meeting of the Young Men 5
Club will be held at the church. all
Thursday 7:45 o'clock, regular
m. All those donating food are
asked to leave it in Austin’s garage
before 10 o'clock, Saturday morn-
Morning \Vorshlp. Sermon, and
Communion. Sunday morning at
The Sunday School and Bible class
meet at 12. The Bible class will
Epworih League at 6:30. Miss vhurch.
Marion L'lioxnmedicu is the leader,
and the topic is “Youth and Em.
Evening worship at 7:30. The;
theme of the sermon will be The
The ofliciul board will hold its
monthly meeting at the parsonage
The \Voman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the parsonage
Ladies’ Aid Wednesday afternoon
Lndics' Recreation \Vcdnesday
Men‘s lle‘creution Night on Friday
11 A. M. Monthly Sunday morn~
ing class. Mrs. James 1:. Perkins,
2:30 P, M. Sunday School. Como
cm at. this hour and hear what God
3 1’. .‘il. 3rd quarterly meeting at;
7:30 p. m. Sermon "Heard the
Call" by the pastor. followed by the
Monday evening, trustees me. ting.
Thursday evening, lecture on the
Holy Laind. This lecture is given
for benefit of the new work and v.._ _,
invite the public to attend. that ll;
Preaching st 11 o'clock. A. 11.:
. numerous-trick organist.
Morning worship at 10:30.
topic—"The Test of Love.
.
Nonvalk Methodist Episcopal
Church.
George B. Tompkins. minister.
tenor.
Lord’s Supper at 11:00 o'clock.
it.
meeting on \i’ednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
At 8:00 o‘clock \Vednesday evening
the regular meeting of the official
hoard “ill be inld. This is an ex-
ceedingly important meeting. ”Every
member should be present.
On Thursday evening the prayer
service will be. held at 7:45. ,A spe-
cini feature is being prepared for the
L'Vetiing.
The. third and fourth quarterly
conference will be held on Friday
evening zit 7:45. Dr. \V’. H. K., D. D..
will preside. Every member of the
vunfert-mrc is expected to be present.
D C O
I'irst Congregational Church,
Nor-walk.
litvv. it. F. Meiji-«got: Pii. D.. pastor.
'Murning \\'nl".\‘lllp at 10:30 with
>erilmn by tho pastor: subject. "A
Listening Church." Sunday-school
at noon.
Young Tennie‘s meeting at the
parsonage at 1:00 o'clock. Leader.
Miss Mary 6. ltider.
Monday the Doorkeepers‘CirL‘le
\‘.‘lil illirti. with Mrs. \\'. ll. Ilald-
twin.
3 ’i‘iiunday :1‘ 5:00 p. m. the :10—
.ilVill s rmmuiitzc announce it rzui‘ro
iiili‘il
filli‘l l‘it
E’i‘.\lilli<‘lllb‘. All are welcome.
i Th" liltib‘itfl
l Mrs. Lillian Sini‘ivuml Ncwkll‘k.
isoprnnn: .‘illr‘. lbinu .‘l.i_\' Selieck, pi-
:ltilrt: .‘tliss anlwil Austin. violinist.
. Baumgartncr
, Hull!) and piano.
‘EUl‘fe-rtory. rmiiuiicc. ..... . Zumoyska
, Miss Austin. '
ifinpi‘aiio solo "Thou Art Near"
Mrs. Ne“ kirk —Holden
Postiude ................... Lickl
The Salvation Army.
26 \Vushiiigton St. *'
Captain nixd Mrs. Perkins officers
in charge of local work.
Sunday-sehpol at 1:30. Young
I‘eopic's ixieeling at 6:45.
Evening service at Szouso'eloek.
Meetings Tuesday and Thursday
at 8:00 p. In. All are invited.
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First Church of Christ, Scientists‘
5': West Avenue.
The regular Sunday Service of this
church is held at 11:00 a. in. Sun-
day—school is held at 11:00 a. m.
Sulljeclf “Love."
\\'cdnesday evening testimony
meeting is held at. 8:00 o'clock. To
both of these services the public is
invited.
Reading room. Reynl James Inn.
open week days (holidays excepted),
from I: to '5. Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings from 7 to 9. All are
welcome.
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st. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Cedar St, near \‘i’est Ave.
German service at 10 a. 11).. Eng-
lish service at 11 a. m. Subject 0!
sermon: “Jesus.Stiiletli the Tom—
pest.", Everybody is cordially wel-
come. Sunday-school and Bible
class at. 12: noon.
The choir will rehearse Monday
evening in the basement of the
church.
The Ladies' society will meet
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of the church.
The regular monthly businesa
meeting of the Young People's so-
ciety will be held Thursday eve-
ulng at 8 o’clock in the basement
of the church.
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So. Nor-walk Congregational Church
F. H. Jacobs. minister.
Archibald Merriam. organist and
director.
Services, for Sunday:
9:45 a. m., Church school.
10:45 a. m.. Public worship. Ser-
mon subject: "The Furnishings of
the Mind."
i 6:30 p. m., Young People’s meet-
ng.
7:30 p. m.. gomnmnity service,
Methodist an Congregational
churches co-operatlng. There will
be a. special program at this meet-
ing in which six people will take
part in discussing the economic;
educational and religious conditions
and opportunities of China. '
Monday, 7:30 p. m.. meeting of
the Business committee.
Wednesday, 3 p. m.. meeting of
the “’oman’s association. ct the
home of Mrs. Christian Swen-t2, 68
“Test avenue. Mr. Lelper.’formerly
a-misslonary in China, now an 8.8-
sistnnt secretary of the. American
boss-d, will give an adds-em. Every
woman of the parish should attend
this meeting.
The program of music will be:
Organ Prelude, Echoes .... Brewer
Anthem. “Like as the Hart". Spence
Ottertory Quartet “He Shall Feed
manock" ............. Barker
Organ Postlude. Allegro from 2nd
(day school at 11:50. Richard Bland
super-in out. Juniors at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. firth teacher. Leynl
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
Leader rector; Mrs. Lois “'ernitst.6sor;i{'ano;
< . , ’ . : arry _
Dean Glover. Saturday, Bob. 9. The M”- 1431‘ lug“: C213”: “. Soule Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. -A wel-
Womun's association will hold a L. Sterling, basso, Lines . ,
food sale at the Piggly Wiggly store
in Main street. Norwaik at 10:30 a. sembly Bible class meet at 10 Prelude~—Adagia. in A flat
o‘clOck. The Study in the. Bible class
will be on the Book of Proverbs.
\Vorship with the Sacrament of the
Sunday-school and the Men's As-
. The Epworth league at 6:30 will
The East Avenue nfctlimlkt Lpisco- be IN] by Miss Sum“ Olmstead.
7.7 At 7:30 the minister will preach nue. Norwalk.
on the Book of Psalms The Hebrew
Psaltcr is the greatest book of re-
ligious poems and hymns ever com-
10:30. The there of the sermon piled. Come and learn more about
On Monday evening the oflicers of
the Norwatk group in the Fairfleld
County S. S. Associatmn will hold a.
u lli"(‘lilig in the social rooms of the
The L. A. 9. will hold the regular
\t‘i‘TliJ' “itli lilik‘lli‘ll siioutr.
slwsys had a. pair to drive to n cute
1° ha" thm coats and use them
413?. I. F W. paler
Carlton L'Hommedhm- organist
. Sun-g and direct: or;
Sunday school 10:00.
Morning worship 11:00. Holy
Communion and reception of mem-
bers. ~
There Prelude. Berccse in E . . . . . Hoilins
Duet “In Jesus" . . . . . . . . Hal-knees
Hrs. W’ilkinson and Miss Lovejoy
BuCX
Poslludc, March from Tnnnhsuser
.............-........ Wagner
Ladies of the Mission Societ? Wl“ Evening worship. 7:30. Com-
munity service with the South Nor-
South Norwslk Methodist church
will present violin selections. Com~
munity singing. “Chins" opportun-
ity and challenge will be discussed
by Rev. Fred H. Jacob om the
Christian side. Sev laymen
twill represent the side of the indus-
trial and educational opportunity.
whose questions will be answered by
come to all to worship.
Musical program:
Anthem—"Soldiers if Christ Arise"
.............._. ...... ...Pikc
Postiude—Postiude in D. . . . . Tours
Monday evening, 7:30, the Queen
Esther Circle will meet with Miss
Adele ”(an Seoy. 81 Van Buren ave-
V‘Vcdnesday afternoon the Ladies‘
Aid Society will hold the annual
meeting at. the parsonage at 3.
night service.
Will Install Phones
in New C. & K. Plant
y The Norwaiks’ Electric Company,
have been awarded the contra.“ for
the installing of the telephone 535-
tr-m in the new Crofut and Knapp
hat plant in Van Zandt street. ’.“ncy
will also install the time clocks
A Complete Line of
VICTROLAS
Donnelly’s
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
walk Congregational church and tho!
Thursday evening, 7:45. the week’
EARL! WILLIAM;
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‘ARBARA LA Mm
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WALLACE BEERY
JOSEF SWICKARD
LNJUIL‘D .\ until) Mom-Q‘
PILLS work-3d 1). ,
‘coupie of hours and
them in tin;- ..f'. .:.
and had a «mi
' have slop! peril r2:
ECon 'i‘ilicl. 11$ 1:. v
\Vayne. indium.
are a. diuretic s
ne)s and will i
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CHAPTER xvnu. .
"1' hope I shall have an oppor-
tunity to meet you-—to see you:
again," he whispered to her. '
At last she found her voice: "Per-
haps." She did not smile. Her face
was enigmatic.
'The stirring strains of the music
died away. They spplauded. stand-
ing in their tracks. There was no
encore. it was time for the vaude-
ville program to begin. '
“Please take me—to the door of
the ladies’ rest room," she told him.
He bowed slightly and offered his
arm. They started winding their
way through the chattering crowds.
ller head swam with thoughts. She
hoped 1:er wouldn't see her. He
would remember that she had asked
him about Ellison. It may Fred did
not see her with him she could tell
him that she had retire?! for a mo-
merit. she could tell him something.
but she couldn‘t explain about Elli-
son. She couldn‘t have explained to
herself.
They were at the door. "It was
very good of you to grant me a.
dance." he was saying. She was im-
pressed with his unafiected, gentle-
manly air.
She gave her eyes to his for a
moment. and with a. murmured
“Thank you," turned and was lost
to his view. Inside. she fell into a.
chair. startling an attendant. who
rushed to her.
“Are you ill. madame?" she was
questioned.
“I feel just a little faint," she
replied, unwillingly. "Please bring
me a. glass of water."
Anger posseaed Evelyn. and she
felt the first touch of shame that
always crept upon her whenever
she recalled the scene. It was not
a. shame caused by any sense of
wrong-doing. but a. feeling induced
by her weakness. She was disgust-
ed because she had been overcome,
mastered. She wondered whst Elli-
son thought of her. Murry times
"Gee whiz fellows! See what is
coming up the street!” exclaimed
Dick Strongarm, so nicknamed on
account of his powerful arms. He
was the acknowledged leader of a.
gang of mischievous boys who lived
in the smau city of Biloxi in Mis-
sissippi. on the Miss ppl Bay.
"1 don't see nothin," replied one
of the boys.
“Then ‘you must be blind." re-
turned Dick in a. disgusted tone.
“Don't you see those two big goats
down the street coming this way?"
“Yes. I see the goats. but what
is there wonderful in seeing two
goats in Blloxi, when gents can be
seen on every street any dey or the
year?'""’
“Don't I know that? But who ever
saw two‘such whopping big ones
as these. and so perfectly mntched
in also and as white as snow! I
noved did, and I gm 1, have seen
over a. hundred more (onto than any
0: you fellows here. for my tether
once owned a. herd of them, end 1
little wagon I owned. Come on nod
help me onto): them. for I on going
home. Dad sold my tests sud I have
been wanting porno ever since.”
Sam :zlgofllwesoct;|CI.-O_‘ Buck
"Well. I must myths: you ore
’- 3 . _o cool hand!" spohg up of. 9: the
1‘
I. m -o: ndhtl-vdlulLul mm.
afterward >'1.-:- ‘-
she was l.:’:‘;‘i';.' .
tendant rem: f, 4:,
tendant with a 5
room and did
her sudden diary
“Belle of the
You‘re tired.
placed around -‘_
For ten of Zif‘
was completely in:
acts that were lYl’Tfl
Iesque of an Apneiu ’
a. pair of black—[.i- - ..
made amusing . '
queries entered
could not put
how much she irr‘
on the perforn‘u: 9
“hot did he ”12:1.
be misunderstood
Fred \vhispcrt-l
you think they're _
She indicated size 1‘ . .
but she had. vagmig. I
Iicr wougiits i
told her once he
had not mentioned
ed at the door.
itself in her mind.
mocking her.
(To be CCY‘i‘.i‘.ZZ”‘l '
' YWHIJ‘KERJ
' BY FRANCES TQEGO MONTGOMERY
"I know you do 33:
mind stealing apples r."
on: out of a garden or . 1
to steal a pair of gas?
daylight right off the
of the city is going sozzr‘
"0h, shut upyand C
Don't you suppose I saw I
no one with them bet
you to come? ,
don't belong to anyone ;
anywhere around here. .
by sight every goat for
as I have been looking
big ones for months a -.
been able to find any hon.
of these. (Com
you please, but I am gt... .
those goats or eat my hat.
"We'll go!” 1’
chorus. and off they ran, yeum
Comanche lndians.
And that is how it 11:.
Billy and Nannie we
their sightseeing tri
city in the unexpeete
having seen boys circle ‘
Wit-Vin: their arms and rerun!
c or ELL“. :3
cried the F311
(You will have to VII“
marrow to see how Bill, 311
nie like this reception the! ‘°
the ”Hath '
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