its Irvine is free.
.
‘l’hsss 721.
Thursday.
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evening.
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’Vlnoovor of Plymouth svonue.
end.
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Thursday.
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at Donnelly's.—Adv.
, a venue.
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to return to his studies about
‘ first of March.
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£1 -It‘resh mined. nut. stove and egg
‘ prompt delivery. Harris 6.; Guns.
Phone 721. '
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Miss Sonia Poem]: of Main strrei
is entertaining over tho week-end.
7*. Miss Adelaide t.‘:inlpugne of [luri-
ford.
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..
lyn, New York.
o a u
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Mrs. Iilelvin (lould has returned
to horllé on Gil‘urd :lvenllm'niter ll~
few week’s spent. with llcr parents.
, Mr. and Mrs. llilpln lx‘airu-r oi “oi-
i) wood. l-‘lorldu.
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York city yestel‘du _v.
i. t s .
. Mrs. M. Joseln and daughters
,. Ethel and l’loreucn of .\‘pring street
are spending the “wig-end \xith rc-
lativcs in New York l-liy.
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'l'illy'Sr‘d v.
.
-Auto springs.
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Trinity Ull'ls' l-'l'i~*n~lly society licld
‘ its monthly business wasting and
3 slipper Thursday in the l‘ur «ll hull.
Plans were iilillit" in gun a \ nailing-
‘ ton Party iilt‘ O \. lung: «if Foil. 2ist..
in the l'ill'iSii Hail. Members and
5‘ friends of “1'! p:lrl~ll are invited to
attend. A eulw mic pill in: hell] on
Thursday :Ii‘ll-l'nmm. .i"l:b. ills-L, at
the Still-‘ii'lhi'uuili drug store.
Gaul. Phone 721.
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a party or his friends.
We! Echwebci.
" fire in charge of the affair.
W“
you would observe a
» - of yourself.
s
,.
o
v
before the International
—-3uy Your \‘ictrola on our Club
rim—Ask about it at Donnelly’s.
Philip Karrie of Chestnut street
was 5 business visitor in Bridgeport.
JOne-half off on writing paper
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Misses Diana Martin and Betty
2 Mitchel of Bridgeport are guests of
‘3‘ Miss Harriette Louden of \Vestport
Msx Hubcrpstudent at llarstl-om‘s
> Preparatory school is so juurnring in
li‘lorids for a mouth. ill: expel-ts
1rd, Samuel and Maurice Scllnitzer,
of Cedar street are spending: the
week-end at their parents in Brook-
-—Thirty per cent. off on all Evor-
sharp pencils at Donnelly’s.——Adv.
Mr. \Viliilih}, ALI‘Nou'n of Spring
Hill avenue Was it \lsltor in .\'ew
——-Thirty per cent. on' on all L‘ver-
sharp pencils at lJouuclly‘s.—Adv.
U
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~—La.rgo slzcd pea. coal. Harris .9:
Edward Huntington. sun 0: Mr.
and Mrs. is. U. Huntington ei
Courtlandt plaCc, was given u sur-
prise party iii. his home, last night.
Early in the evening the guest of
honor was called from the house
and returned later to be greeted by
Durlng the melting some .now,and
very interesting games were played
under the direction of lowland
flchwobcl. Music and dancing were
enjoyed. Refreshments were also
served by Mrs. Huntington. Among
tho guests were Miss Ethel Somers.
Miss Annie Newton, Miss Annette
"flamers. Miss Irene llannon, Miss
Iomerta Gainer. .\liss Charlotte
Minor. Miss Dorothy Lewis. Miss
Mary Hartshorn. Miss Helen Ray,
at. Helen Saunders, Mill Loo. Bax-
,ter. Miss Lillian Fields. Joseph
‘S’mith. Clarence L'llommedieu. Al-
tod Wilson. William Howard. Alli-
'Ion Curtis. Ralph Hartwell. l-‘red
Roldan. Edward Illll. Sherwood
"Pennington. Hal-old Hill and now-
‘I‘pi nuptial. mid-winter dance or
, ”Not-walk Inmprovoment as-
~ «on will be held at Community
. Vi ..unight. Mrs. Stephen S. Jar-
" - flail-s. Laue Gotham. Mrs. J.
.’ Mr. Bellgson of Main street. was t'l'ork. city. yesterday
I business visitor in New York city. ' ‘ ‘
home for the past few days.
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. H (Margo Vancover has returned to Leo Chinslty. a student in tho
' his home in Long Island after s few
do" visit with his brother Charles
)Il'. snd Mrs. Charles Seymour of their home on Moore place.
i. Mm street are visiting friends in ' ‘
Brooklyn. New York, over the week-
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port.
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touring car.
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Brothers Cadillac agency.
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Ariel Ainsworth of Cove avenue,
was recent visitor in Stamford.
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(”instead of Gregory boulevard. who
has been under-treatment at the .\‘or.
walk hospital for the past three
her condition is reported by that ill-
etltution as still being critical
t O
r WILTON
It is repelled that a. Justice of the
l‘caee is to be appointed by the Sc—
lectmcn.
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.\rthur Tolles of .\‘orwalk has
purchased atract of land on the
Dudley lead and is building a house
and a garage on it,
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The Bennett Brothers will start
to cut ice on their pond in a. few
days. '
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llny l.i::ht the former manager
or the Modern Gravel-y Company is
l mploycd by l‘.. \\'. Keeler as clerk.
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Raymond (fomsloek who is with
the Central l-‘airfield Trust company
of Not-walk has been appointed
Treasurer of the Town of \Vilton in
the place of Elmer Jackson who has
weighed.
llimayiun Baptist Church.
Victor C. Scallsc. pastor.
in o’clock, Sunday-school.
ll o'clock. Morning service. The
subject of the sermon will be. "The
ll-‘ruic .\upcct ot‘ Christianity."
7 o'clock. meeting of the Young
i'« ”pic's SOt‘it‘ly.
7:30, evening service. Subject:
"llmv in Face Adversity."
I The llndles’ Aid Society will meet
on \Veiillosdny.
On Thursday evening there will in:
the regular weekly prayer meeting.
.\. S. Albrecht wil speak on "Chris-
tianity as the Salt of the Earth."
on Friday evening the choir will
meet. for rehearsal. Mrs. Bccklus
will be in charge.
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ltowayton Methodist church. Rev.
ll. 1:. Sellnert. pastor/Tho services
for tomorrow will be as follows:
Sunday-school at 10 o'clock and
morning worship st ll. o'cl0ck. in
the evening the Young People‘s so-
civ-ty will meet at 6:45 o'clock. At
7:30 o'cloek there will be u service
of song. Tho—pastor will also give
a. short sermon. 0n “’cdncsduy, the
usuul mid-week prayer and praise
service at 7:30 o'clocfl. The Young
People‘s society is planning to give a
cafeteria supper, February 22.
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Mrs. Ernest Yarrow of Rowayton
avenue has as her guest over , the
week-end her sister, Mrs. F. S. “’il-
liams of Dinghompton. New York.
_s o s
Rowoyton friends of Captain Er-
nest Yarrow, who is with the Near
East Relief in the Caucasus. will be
pleased to hear that Mrs. Yarrow has
received a. cablegram saying that.
he has recovered from his recent
illness. which was at first thought
. to be of a serious nature. Captain
Yarrow is planning to sail for 0.
visit home in the late Spring.
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George Yarrow. who is in the
freshman class at ‘Weslyan univer-
sity, is spending the mid-year vscs~
Manuel: and Mrs. Edgar Rey-
atch Yourself Go By
Step uide for a while and watch yourself go by, just as
_ you going the best way 7 Make an honest examina— ,
Joust-egoingnowherqiapsnloulsrmets . Inch
through acquiring the most helpful'of awe—that of
, for your savings pass-book.
Come in this psy-ds
I . “\
tion with his mother, Mrs. Ernest
Narrow of Rowayton avenug Mrs.
. Wheremyon going?
Mrs. .nurton Osborn has returned
to her home on Hawkins avenue fol.
lowing an enjoyable visit in Don-
n-J‘tosh mined, nut. stove and egg. bury,
mp! delivery. Harris 8.: Guns. ‘ ' '
Howard Lowdnes of Seavlew ave-
nue has purchased a new Cadillac
Fred Anderson. son of Captain
and Mrs. Carl Anderson of First
street has been placed in charge of
the sales department of the \‘aast
The many friends of Mrs. Lydia
months. will be sorry to hear that
stood him will learn to revere him.
row .Wilsoq will be considered by
future historians as ”‘9 “mate“- the hatred of the German people.
oven until téday, is Woodrow W“, Franklln street. South Norwalk
son. And if there's one thing {In
endear: him to my heart. it is the
"We cannot honor Woodrow Wll— fact that h 1, 1.
son withoMosm-ing that: ideal of ° '° °° MY ““4 by
lab, the League of Nations. Theodore
ooaevelt was always an adv to of
the league principle. I have often E" another speaker. referred t1 ”1'-
seen Chief Justice William Howard
me standing on the same platform
with Mr. “’ilson, upholding the day‘s 01,1.ilncoln."
_ ’ \ . Rev. Dr. ..Wsllaco H. Finch said hutpm seven.
"The r'eal virtue :o: the Bole peace 01’ Wimn that "theoretic“ sit: of '
proposal is that it chrystsllizes sen-
timent on one portioning plan; I ‘
think we should adopt it} Mr. Bok
deserves great credit for giving of
his own maey. 8100.000. to only.
hills: sentiment in. one direction.
, giant among all of our Presidents,
among whom were many intellec-
tuais.
League.
30 «William in Washington
I.’
of ' to ltr. Ellison:
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Friends of Mrs. Alfred J. C
t t
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The Ladies' auxiliary of the Row-
nyton fire department will give a.
Bockius will be sorry to hear that
she is stii confined to her home on Mr. and Mrs. S. 11°“. 1, ill at her
Cudlmp street with illness. As soon home on Boton ayonue with alpha
as her condition permits. Mrs. lleekl- theria. .
us will go to New Jersey. where she
J. “'esley Siauson of Myrtle nvc- will‘remain for some time. Mr.
nue “It! a business visitor in New Beckius is also contemplating a
trip to Cuba. He expects to leave
for that place. :19: soon as Mrs. Becki-
Louls nclhl of Belts place has us is convalesecnt.
taken ‘a pasitlon with the Norwnlk
' Dr. Dlvid Sloman of Cedar street. lint. company in the First district.
was I. visitor in New York city lost '
0
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Emmerich of Itowayton avenue will .
David Greenwood of cove sve- be sorry to hear that their )‘Olmg
nue is convolcscenclng from the “1- daughter is ill at their home.
uess which has confined him to his
card party and social at the hose Velvet cloth of n. down-town jewelry
freshman class of Brown university, house tonight. There Will be prizr‘s display window is I gold-clawed
Providence. Rhode Island, is spend- for each table. Refreshments will prayer-book. poker Chips. Jeweled
ing a. few‘ days with his parents at also be served. I
Home Illusions.” oodéty 0! he
stellar-y supper was served It ‘: the
sister] by Mrs. John Blzundago and
Mrs. Lassen.
Also ' A Reserve ’
(Stanford Chapparai)
"Yo‘ ain't got no brains!"
“Ain't got no brains? Why man.
Ah got brains what ain't ncvah been
used!“
.. . striving To Please
(Kansas City Star)
lit-fling snugly side by side on the
beads and gayly colored dice.
. p»
Sylvester Shougllnessy of East avc- - ’ ’ )
nue is spending the day in Bridge- II I y ‘HUER.
' BQY ‘
Billy and Nannie \verc Just having
a fine meal of cabbage when Billy
suddenly stuck his nose in the air.
shifting the most delicious smell.
i “Do you smell ripe strait-berries?"
he asked.
Nannie raised her head and snif-
fed, too.
”I surely do!" she said. “And they
must be near by for us io‘gct their
fragrance so strongly."
"\Vhy. here they are!" exclaimed
Billy. "flight back of us. purtly cov-
ered with this clean slraW! 'l'llc
gardener has covered them to pro-
tect lhcm train the cold. for these
berries undoubtedly are intended
for the New York market. and he
is forcing them so he will get u
pile of money for thorn. If he gets
them North in the winter months
out of season, he can get a dollar a
box. but it“ he raises them for this
market and the regular season. he
Won‘t got. twelve cents a. box."
Billy nosed the strawawuy from
the berries. and there before his
eyes lay the darkest. reddest straw-
berries he had even seen.
"Nannie. look here, look here!
Did you ever see anything so lus-
cious looking? Now eat your fill. for
there is hull an acres of them. all
ripe and waiting to be picked. Yuri:
yum! Aren't they good?" said
Hilly as a, big berry melted ill his
mouth.
"They certainly are the sweetest.
best flavored berries I ever ate. and
1 sm tender of strawberries than
Y FQANCES 70660 MONT
any other fruit. Most gosts like up.
pics better. but I den't. The only
thing that spoils my enjoyment of
them to the fullest extent is :hst
we are stealing them and tho gard-
ener will be disappointed to find his
berries gone in the morning. For
evidently he intended to pick them
tomorrow as they til-o Just right for
shipment. And by. has probably fig-
ured out Just what he is going to buy
with the money. even before they are
sold."
"Bet your life he has. tin old
skinl‘lint!" from Billy.
““fhy. Billy. why do you call him
names?"
“Because I hole a. man who rubs
his hands together the wsy he does
They are always mean and. stingy.
Anyway. If he was the nicest man on
earth. I guess his berries aren‘t too
good for the sweetest little ROI! in
the whole big universe!"
"Oh Billy. you are such a flat-
ter-er!" .
"Nothing of the sort! I am only
speaking [its truth. And if- more
husbands would tell theirwlves that
they appreciate them once in a
while. it would save a. lot. of heart
soils." ‘
"Well, I will only eat What I want
and not step on any I an't out."
said Nannie. "Hark! “Hull's thll
scraping sound just outside the wall?
Sounds like someone trying to
climb over."
(Next time Billy and Sunnis have
a really exciting adventure.)
Memorial Service a t
Stamford T h e a t re
Draws Throng—Mrs.
Hartley Thanked
REAL INFLUENCE
In World Has Just Be-
gun, 'Prof. Fisher
States—Will Be Re-
vcrcd
STAMFORD. Feb, 9.—
Stmnturd‘s tribute to \V‘uodrow
Wilson, sincere in its very simplicity.
was paid at. the Stamford Theatre
last night when hundreds flocked to
hear the (lead statesman eulegizcd
by Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale Uni:
versily and Prof. Arthur \V. \Vcst-
ermayer of New York University at
a Memorial Service. held under the
auspices of the local branch of the
\Voodrow \Vlison Foundation.
Speaking before a. green and gold
drop curtain, with a. large picture
of Mr. “'ilson, banked by palms and
ferns. in the foreground. Professors
Fisher and \i'cstcrmltyer and local
clergymen compared the \Var Presl~
dent to “'ashington and Lincoln and ,
predicted the realization of the ideals
for which he lived and died.
At the conclusion of the meeting.
at the suggestion of the Rev. Dennis
L. Gleason of St. Mary's Church.
who presided. the audience rose as a.
body in apprcciation of the efforts
of Mrs. Emily \Vakcman Hartley, of
the Stamford Theatre and local
chairman of the Foundation. who.
single handed. made all arrange:
meals for the service.
“ He fell, the *greatest soldier of
them all. said Professor Fisher in
opening his talk. "I: was said of
Lincoln when he was assasinated.
‘Now‘he belongs to“ the ages.’ And
I. believe that \Voodrow WVllaon's
real influence in the world has Just
begun. Those who first misunder-
"Mentally, I believe ihst.Wood‘
Wilson Is Called ~
.Intellectua céGia'nt ,,
-- and Great Soldier
the Germans.” :
Wilson as "filo greatest vadent
is imminent.
"I am afraid we are going to have
another World War." he continued.
"and with America. rents the power
to prevent lifls more than with uy
other nation." . /
" ln urging that this country enter
the League of Nations. l‘xotcssor
Fisher. concluded with the follow-
ing appeal.
"\Vu own it to the boys who sleep
in l"iander's lt‘i'eids and to their
connnandcni‘a-chicf, wll [til in line
some light.. We must cop islth
with our boys. as the hen kill:
with us."
In introducing Pl‘bfcssor “‘oster.
lunycr. Futile-r Gleason said of Mr.
“'ilsou:
"lie fell wounded. and he died
holding the banner of love. We
cannot help but be thankful that
God gave us a leadc! such as Wood~
row W'llson." t'
another life." said Professor West.
crmaycr. ”all partisan rancor is dis-
wliosu memory we honor tonight is
I have been permitted to'otand be-
fore you as a. Republican. speaking
in tribute of a. Democrat.
Wilson, those of courage and faith.
When he believed I. thing to be
right he had the courage to stand
(or a. thing without faltering. and
the faith to believe in its ultimate
triumph.
"History will write Woodrow Wu-
Son's name in as big‘ letters as any
American who o er livo‘.“ It as for
us to appraise ind consider thos'e
heritagea which he” has left us.
but ave think“ more. perhaps. of his
perishable which Woodrow Wilson «
conceived, the League of Na 9 for
which he gave‘his life.
“Mauls-fluent.
Manon.
God to caution is s great my "
this country has pm‘amd since tho the Human-Will."
* " ' 1'11“"le nitht prayer meeting at
J A l
' ENJOYED A coop mom
sum
mm,h
. s
Under‘th‘o’d' Spices of the We in’
‘ Row-nylon Methodist church. s ilk-J
parsonage last night. Mrs. George;
. ' - . . . v . .Cudllpp. president or the menu.
a. 1:. maritime! New York. will n‘ udidates of the Girls’ Friend \arrow is also entertain"): .hor was. chairman of the committee in
' ily society of the Christ church will nephew. Gordon Tax-row, who is al- charge of the attain She “... w
Student's Association: iomor- meet Monday altornbon at 7:30 so :1 student at. the university.
msflemoon in Red Men's Bali o'clock.
g‘ton street. at three o’clock. ' ' ' °
public are invited to be present“
' 1
mum'xxlv.
The spaghetti hartyfirupagan and two instruments wars kept go-
Revolt; Mamie referred to it later, in: constantly. often with d-fiercnt dent. ‘
gmndty—turned out to be all they tunes.
had expected and more.
quite a. crowd
brought four or five young
Three or four couples
nelghberhoad were there.
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Ethel. the “wear-old daughter or-
lem was Evelyn found herself beside Mrs.
i‘lcnt ' Lanz- fine of her neighbors. a young How .1er Talked."
men. woman of {aim-like build and black
the . hair.Ii She felt as if all: has! did—
of covered in her a boon companion. quotations-sud expel-loge“.
Fred's younger associates at in. of— 5110 had not known her very well
tics came. bringing their wives. lSv- until now. Mm Lane was rend) to
elyn and Mamie had rounded up six trade till-bit for till-bit, and she Y. 1’. U."
or seven young Women. M- ‘
Evelyn forgot all of h
with pleasure.
enshlo toward him in her
than she had been in
hoped she would make
move toward reconciliation.
Mamie participated but
the merriment.
the kitchen.- ln the
everywhere.
hostess, was vastly Pleased.
found herself imagining
glances "'01:. none of us :13 sharksfi. her
He compr’lon went. 0;. \
first "nut you must come to. my. bridge
lili}q.,1n about four tables. Will you?"
in Evelyn accepted. She was kn. England,‘in attendance.
She was busy .
101‘0 a. m. Love Feast, in charge those
room. rmensely pleased with the invztszion.
Evelyn. in the nu.» of Elie hoped to find at' Mrs. lung's of Deacon John D. Taylor and
5].}: house more women she would cutti- James E. Perkins. .
[hath she vole. Pcrhaps———. Her .lroam
was receiving a vast th'om. ll. a world was carrying her on and on.
An exotic, seductive
achieved by the use of red
effect.“ was talking. _
.2.;l‘i;~~ He blotted out so all could hear.
lugs and red lights throughout. this “Isn't soilic to hide 8W4)" in UN?
color scheme occasi'med a. (shun-k corner like that and talk about peo- conference in charge of Dr. Byrd.
ecglauc plo. \Vllut‘s her name? \levnovcr
screams. Two newspapermen. hired you see two women willzpeling to
by promises of someiun: to drink each other. all you need to do {.3 try services of this church.
.gzlc-x- to guess the name of tin: woman ‘
eleven. Vi hell one suddeniv auaic or they are talking about"
the flood of red light, he ‘
and whispered loudly to his com— BangL Bang! Bang! Mamie en- Rev. E. 1". McGregor. Ph.D.. Pastor.
that sent the
stopped They laughed.
You‘ve "spaghetti!" she cried.
The crowd filed into.ille dining Wax-shipping Church." ‘
Sunday school at noon. N11143:
dragged me down to Hell at lam."
The revelers Were in a mood to remit. jamming it.
laugh atnnxihing, and they did.
They danced until nongly L'."Li"t". at Fred and Evelyn. They Wen: arm parsonage at. 6:45. Tile young peo-
wlth pauses for sessions at a Uiilzch in. arm.
bowl.~ Mamie. had brought in on. To- be continued.
'other phonograph ’for tha even-dig.
occasion, "Do you play bridge." Mrs- Lang pledge. Elma Freeman. president.
duties. nod asked alter a. while.
grinned and kept glancing at Evelyn - Evelyn paused. “Not very well."
She was mag-g am- an: smiled.
Trent strode up as they were
tered beating a dishpon .
Mill.) smiled when she glanced
'liast Avenue .\1. 13. Church
L. Earl Shal'l'ner, pastor
Morning worship Sunday morning
The theme “of the sermon
will be, Forcshudowings of Canary.
Sunday school and llible class at.
The Bible class will study the
gospel of Luke.
Junior league meets at 3.
a. wonderful
This is _
opportunity for the 10 a. in. Sunday school. soprano.
chlldrcn to get some real religious
Epworih league at 12.30,
pic is Youth
lu-
amd Citizenship. and
Miss Mildred 110” is the louder. '
Evening worship
home of Miss liuth Carothers
Kcyscr street.
Ladies‘ Aid society meeting
\Vcduesday afternoon at .
A great. improvement has born or. 5‘1““! “L ””5 church.
{cetod by the remodeling of the su-
ciety's kitchen.
\Vcdncsciay owning will be ladiee' South XOT‘VNK
recreation night.
on
2 o'clock.
should come who do not.
Recreational night
will be held on l‘lidzly evening
the men
all
conference
ucsday evening. l-‘cb-
ruury 19in, at 8 o'clock in [no :5 -
day school room. '
will be held
, Christ Church
Greg‘tJl-y Boulevard. L‘. .\‘orwall:
Robert 12‘. 13. Foam. rector
10:30 fax“. Morning prayer and ll. Baisclcy, Service ice Commander
"When death closes, the book of sermon, '11” LOW or 50¢" ‘
11:45 chin—Sunday school.
7:30 p. m.—-—Mcmorial service for or the no ' ‘
public “ill be present In
polled. Irrespective of parts. he. ear-President \‘i’oodrow \Vilson. odlst
Momifii 4:00 P- In: G- F- S. candi- coln‘a first inaugural address. also
loved by Democrats and nepubu. drg- ‘i’éttl 1). 31:1}! lwgt‘xlar meeting the Gettysburg address. The mom-
cans alike. And s‘a t ~ ° ° ”’5 ° "’c my"
1 , y hat. because Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Boys' club.
\Vednesday 7:30 p. 111. Chair “Val- will be ’1 l
. pro riato anthems b e
elitism Party" at the rectory. 1 p y w
. Thursday 2:00 i. m. ‘iieetl . ‘ - ‘ -
111ch are two qualities whicfi 1 the Woman's Gulia will; origami): Londmm by Rm. L 11. “com
read in the character of Woodrow Kilnmlch. 19 Osborn avenue.
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International Bible Students
Red Men's Hall. “'ush. St.
a p. m. Bro. Stewartg will lecture. the Bible" by Rev. A. F. Chambcxu
All cordially invited ‘ to be present. lain.
Seats free. No
Mount Zion Baptist Churcht
Rev. H. It. Cooper, pastor
Preaching at 11 a. m.
. Sunday school at 12:30 p. in.
"He was a great War President. . ’ B Y- P- U. at 3 D. m.
Preaching at 7:30 p_ 111., When we clal gathering. A clean chowder
Rev. supper will be served the members.-
of Stratford. A program of interest has been or-
ue is a "min“
achievements in peace than if E'ls will open our revival :meotlng.
achievements in war. There is Geo. C. Wainwright
built for him a. monument. not or Will preach at thii revival.
stone and brass. but the thing im- great religious speakq.
Everybody ls_invii.cd.
Tuesday at 11 o'clock a. m. the the home of Mrs. Alice McKibbln.
ministers? conference 0: Fail-field 47 Elmwood avenue to new. for the
"The one man who mm earned County Bliptist Association will meet Elmer Bake All women 0f the
with Mount Zion Baptist: church. 33
> 2. Dinner at 12:30 after-
noon“. ' .
DoVVItt Talmitge Van Doren minister
Rabbi Max Am of Temple Both- ‘ Mum‘s ““1“ at 10‘”-
1“ W Church Demo
Subject of semen: "The Power of
South ling-walk Baptist Church
‘ or T. Mallory pastor.
10 um. Bible sellout. ' * " '
11 a. m.‘ Morning worship. with
_ "I wish. to ass" that many ski-lead“: navigator m Chane. CFO-PIS.
Referring“ the recent action of PILLS '"k‘d 953- °“ in. in“ ‘
— couplo‘of hours sad the pslus mt
moat once. Igtéokfism 0"
then in 1h. may; 2 L
and. had" 90:! ‘
36:55 9. 11:. Young pedplo's v1: magi:-
1:86 p. mV‘E‘v'enlng
Them an; 3:!
service. Top
church. licv. John l... Davis of
be the speaker for the evening.
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Grave Baptist. Church
Rev. D. C. ‘ unis. pntor
Sunday scrvi
ll :1. m. Singing by the junior
choir. Mr. Thomas Henderson cf
.\‘vwfi Colman, corhciisl. Revival
sermon. lit-v. 1i. U. Stroller, pastor
o: the Union Baptist. church. Montp-
h
The stead, N. J.. is assisting the pastor. *
"mum of the scrmonvill be The L'r- and is preaching each night. at 8 p.
Scncy and Function or Repentance. “" and Fair. from "Thcodoffi."‘flan'
The Omicron circle will meet on ’
Monday evening.
There will be a business meeting ,
and Valentina social of tho L‘pwurth Lencdlcizcu.
the
on
6:30 p. m. 13. Y. 1‘. L'. meeting
a sharp The; Senior choir villi ren-
dt l‘ music. ltcviv at sermon. oilcriug.
Monday. Tuesday. “'cdnosday.
Thursday and Friday 8 p. m. revival
meetings. ' ~ .
Washington's birthday cvo which
is the Slat; a chicken supper will be
. b O
rim Methodist Epiu'opll Church pi
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship 11:00. ' The scr-
men will be on Ebenezer—the Stone
in
the large memorial window facing
the congregation from the east side
01‘ the auditorium. To this service
the Sunday school is invited. The
the smaller children, while the
story of the memorial window will
furnish the interest for all others.
Prelude, Prelude in A Flat. Gounod
Anthem. The Lord is Exalted". \Vcsi.
munity patriotic service. Mr. Albert Pc
purtmcnt of New York. Grand Army
uniform, and will recite Mr. Lin-
W on
Gainer: Eat
lions. Leighton Nuttll‘ls-
O
I‘ post, is“ Basins."
CHURCHES-—
~party next Thursday. I'll have be held on Sunday with Rev. “’m.
Byrd, D.D. presiding elder of New cm,”
sermon by the pastor; subject, "A
plu will go
Aged for a, evotionnl service, r:-
turning to the parsonage for an oil
7 ' 7 week prayer service. Our pastor in fashioned sons and 300““ h°“r- i
, Cilal‘gt‘. . ‘ \Vcdncsdny, the Gleaner: will hold “mm“ m . '
' Friday 6:30 "p. m. The young their regular mommy meeting as :1 .3 ;, '
llun's club will hold their annual Valentine Party at the Home for the
Father and Son. 'Bauquct at the Aged at 3 p. In.
‘ Thursday. at s p. m. the Door-
chv Britain. .\len's Bible elasa will keepers invite all the friends 0! the
church to a. costume party at the
parish house. There will be a social
evening with old fashioned songs
Corner of Butler and Quincy Sis. and refmshxnents‘
del.
5113. Selleck.
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C“
pastor will have a. short sermon for ‘R‘hilbflid ‘ilerriam
Services for Sunday. February 10
will be held as follows:
9:45 a. m. church school.
.. . . 10:45. a. :11. Public worship. Scr- gallon “ill 1'9 .
itnlgmén {If Dcfufil. in mfigsbunt' mon subject. “Personality and the
‘ .. . . as u 0, chip c. an: i ... lnccn ’- f _u
rel). 10th, tittll bunday after Eivl- Evening worship 7:30. A com- Gil-Era: fiili§1i$UHE of the Young
7:30 p. 'm. Community Service -
and Congregational winning: l“3‘“‘"”
churches (Io-operating) in the Met!»
church. Mr. Chamberlain the rest 01'
will speak on Lincoln and the Bible.
Mr. Albert-If. Balscley. service vice- ing a plan liln‘
ot' the Alt-sander Hamilton Post, Dc— (Methodist
L lauds... Keith
attainment. and Decora—
Grace 30mm Church
The program: ‘
Opening hymn “Master the Team.
- Prayer.»
Hymn._ "#30 “Anne."
Scripture reading ‘by the pregi-
lolin said, Mr. Robert Dunn.
Prepar‘sd talks on “What and
'Hymn. "The Figlms on." .
\Open meeting. Scripture verses;
Hymn. He Lifted Me."
Paper on How to‘ Improve our B. ‘4’“3‘0“;
- r11yc:::.- _;_,
Dismlsal. by um B. Y. P. U. “”0““ it“ , -
‘ - and the lama...”
“aisljiry je-
\v;lr and i.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor.
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3 Knight 8:. A. M. L. Church
Rev. W. Henry Inmar. pastor
The third quarterly meeting will
2:30 p. m. Dinner will be served.
Llonday evening 3rd quarterly
Tuesday evening. Clogs. meeting.
The public is invited to attend all lraito)—»'
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First Congregational Church, 5;.“ n. -.
.\"orWIIk.
.\loruing worship at 10:30 with
Young l’coples' meeting at the
1M . mon topic—"Lt:
umc. , Departed limp-”sf
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood .kairk Sundu}‘—scl.:ul ..z
Bland su u-l
Miss Edna. May SelleCk. piani‘t- 3 o'clock.p
Bliss Maebelie Austin. violinist.
l'rrludc—Seiwyn Garbell.
Violin and piano.
Miss Austin.
Soprano solo. Angels, Ever Bright
Mrs. Newklrk.
l'ostlude—Bcrthold Tours.
‘ The Sslsv :Amy.
20 Wash street. ”511 ‘ g
Captain d: Mrs. Perkins officers class ““d 5‘19”." t ’
in elmrge of local work.
Iluliness meeting at 11:00 a. m. A1200;
Sunday school at. 1:30: Young Peo-
es meeting at 6:45. leaders C. C.
Meeting: Tuesday and Thursday
wings at 8:00.
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South Nut-“all: congregational
church.
F. 1]. Jacobs. Minister.
Organist and
Director.
ople's society.
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DONNELLYS
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\\'ll:iisnrvr -
Mrs. A; ‘
under :1. «
will go to
butc ,.
them at iii', \
12:30 p. m. Sunday school. Twyla“ " -
Til": .
3:30.31. m. Dr. L. C. Newby of day mu}... ; ', .
Stamford will preach. .
7:30 p. m. Dr. Byrd will preach. Bum;
Lor<i‘s"—Ci'- ‘
Smart Mr
First ('illlr‘t 3: Hi Li:rl~
.37 “ml lnenuc
{ills i ill)?“ H ‘\ ‘
. ‘ >1 2.;
\Vi‘lilitsdav w
the Home for the meeting i~ j
' both ‘
is invited.
and
.lj.‘ . .» ,"‘\‘ .
Morning a.
.\l' _
. Loyal \s‘ur '
".\n cu
Offertory. serenadoq—Von Blon. Good in
usic.
meet \Vcdncs .
er and Drill“. . .
nlng at "
St. Peter‘: l.\an;-'lical Lethe-u
German Ev!“~3.', ;.. .. a. In. 1-2:;-
Subject - .. . . '
‘-.\\'3 1; 'Tltciyl!
cordialiv v .1 1 ,.
The choir v2". r: f
Iloggson and Ruth Perkins. Eve— aims at 3 0 " I " " ‘
tcv. .\. 1-‘. Chamberlain, pastor hing service at 8:00 o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the 'l~‘i- Carlton L'llelumedicu, organist
nanco Committee in the iudirs' pur- and director. cv
lor \Vednesday evening at 7:30.
Prayer meeting 'l‘llursduy netting
\Vliilu this incl-ting is Well
the L‘hll'“ ,
Tilti!‘$-.J"Y z *: ‘
o'clock the
Special demonstration given by will gin:
0 Sunday School at 7:30. Friday basement of 1. ;
ening. Admission by‘ ticket new young 1,603.3. L:
“h” of Help." This will be a study of 3:053:3'attcfigeziaogpivfggghny m" and thaw
a \.. "
friv
\ith. v Y
of our sister—v .
ford, \K'eslpor' .'
also been lf‘AlI-L.
0n tile 2%): l, i"
dics' Aid
Kraut sum»
the bosom-12'
friends and
ll .
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A Plan to lvctp lllnl Quid
to Senator
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(hurt ll.
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bers of the G. A. R. of the city are
imitcd to attend in a. body. There
choir. and the community singing
Prelude. Prelude in 1". Saint George
Anthem, To Thee 0 Country" /
Eichber
Poistludo, Allegro in D. La. Tombelle
Sermon address. Mr. Lincoln and
A welcome to worship. 0
Tuesday morning 11:00 the Nor—
walk Mintcl-s’ Association will meet
in the Sunday achool room. Lunch-
con will be served at 12:80.
Tuesday evé'niug’ the T. C. 13.
class will hold their midwvintcr so-
Wednesday next at 2:00 o’clock.
the Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
church interested are invited to at-
“ tend. ‘. 7 ,
Thursday evening 7:45 the walk
night meeting. 7 .. _,
The last quarterly Conference of
Sehultze’s Saturday Special
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church will be read. and mmltteos '
for the ensuing year appointed. The
week-night service” will be combined
with this meetingfor this week. .
TheLadies'. Aid Society has or:
ranged to hold, a'chioken,3uppér iii
the church dining. 'roorn Thursday
;_ Thejyoung people at the church,
m planning to hold a Good Fellow“ »
gulp seem, 'and':G‘et-n‘mthe!r ‘ ‘
thef- Fem 7
8V
this church will be held next week Ew In?" gum“! D” E! Wood Black Rock B
on Wednesday night. Rev. w. n. ' ’ '
Kldd. 9-13» Will: fireside. Reports 6 ' - . ‘ - ' ~
from all the ormfiatio .of tho . ‘f 7, .. ~ ’ . _ .. k ' ”g ‘
Kan—Tram.» Oxfords
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Norwalk Chronicler