Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 16, 1924 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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: store. yesterday.

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tel-neon end visited friends.

.. «miter. Dorothy.

line. were the guests 0

New York city Wednre ay.
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~M mined. nut. stove and is;
i prompt delivery. Harris 6; Guns.
. Phone 721.

Herbert Ilonard. ltuddy Beacon
'. Ind Thomas Strunrt of the First dis-
trict motored to Bridger-orb lrst
evening and “linesscll “Jimmy
Cooper's Review" at the Lyric thea-

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Mrs. James Mold. of 196 L‘lv me-
one lpcnt “'cdncsdny in 1\t’“' York
city. .

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Leo lskcttrlan of Spring street
wu I business Usher in Stamford.
Thursday. .

—-Lsrge sized pea coll.
Guns. Phone 721.
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Max Ilullcr of llarstronl‘s Pre—
paratory school. “i“ return to his
studio. Monday after a. brief sojourn
" with his mother in Florida.
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Misses Eva unrl Msrthn Holmes
1' of Ruin street are spending the
wcekocntl “111i 1"llll|\ts in Bridge-
port.

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Thomas Skidd. Curroll Cousin; oi"
Fulfill! avenue and Samuel Halllck
of Nedison street were among the
local people who “lines-ed the
Htsrfloi'd-Norwulk game in Storm
tordqisst night.
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—Buy Your “wrote on our Club
Plano—Ask about in st Donnelly's.

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m and

"- Bll'fl. \Villlulll C010 cl
3 Newbwn :nenuc are visiting rtlu-
" 1,: tivsdl‘rirl Providence, 1:. 1. They will

. retufli home next Saturday.
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F ends of Mrs. Samuel Tmncanc
ol avenue will be pleased to hear
thew-ho is resting comfortably in a
NetYork hospital. following an op-
erutbn performed there recently.
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B‘rtln Dcitz of South Main strtet
woo visitor in Wraiport Thursday
eveqng.

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—;uto springs. Tilly's—thin
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$11! Whipple of \Vest svenuc is
spa in; the week-ind with Ernest
Etc ens of Mount \‘ernon, N. i'.
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l‘irolti Feinsod of .\'rw York 1113'
is \Iotting his pnrcnts. Mr. and Mrs.
J.“ filnaod of lily mrnuc.
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. . 'al‘nuei Belleckiof Madison strect
‘ smfiA. Groganskv of Couch strm-t
woo visitors in \Vvstport Thursday.
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‘ Ito—half off on writing
'ut. osnelly's.—.idv.
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Qve no is entertaining over the
i we -end Mr. lint] Mrs. Phillip mt»-
[l m of New York City and Mrs.

30 r Bloomfield and daughter

no mi. of New Unveil.
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fiorrls Fcinsorl of Brook]; n. N. Y.
hitteken it position as nulnzlgr-r oi
, thuzFeinsod t':fllil‘llil('lll store on
Elyfuvenue.

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lithium sun
nuo visited with
pod Thursday.
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lvun of Railroad me-
lricnds in ‘Vt-‘il-

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+Thirty per cent. of! on all Ever-
lhsyp pencils at Donnelly's.—-—.‘idv.

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W. and Mrs. Curl La. Roche of ~17
‘ Lois street have mm s telephone
‘r inmlied in their home.
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. 3‘7. Ilil1 Mrr. Robert J’. L’ldrlrlge
. 0t ’ilvernline avenue are spending
, .t‘hogweek-end in Paterson, N. .l.. at
tlll,home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
'W. kMorinl'isn. .

' Ins Florence and ICw-lyn Mil-
ch And Harriette Stcvcns of )lest
. sv uo motored to New York L'iiy
t. y where they will “itncss one
of 0 Broadway shows.

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“Durham. s representstive of,
indies“. Johnson company or
‘ York. was A visitor in Spring-

” muted Crosby at River.
- ensue is amass the we. -

“Mahatmuevessdm-
.‘ Herdsfiflans.

Inn’s Klienfeld ot the mom. and

company or New York visit-
I. Feinsod or Feinsod‘s de-

Insult L. Wood and Mrs. Mary
I» Wt of Elliott street motored
to Wt. Plains. N. Y.. yesterday at-

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10'. find Mrs. Alex Simon and
of Taylor ave-
relstives in

City Brief and Person:

Miss Agnes Halsey of Merwln
street is amt-ruining Min Julieta
Iloyt of New York City.

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several new lockers are being
constructed in the First. District po-
lice slstion.

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Richard F. Cogswell of Mela street
is spending the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cogs-
wcll of Brooklyn, N. Y. '

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Miss Eleanor \‘i‘illiams of Fair-
tlcld and Lillian and Freidn Man-
ning of New York City, are spending

of Riverside avenue.

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in Norwalk Tuesday evening.
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Miss Lillian Josem

(i. sligllt’ illncts.

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of Bolder.

daughters of New York City.

llmvaylon Methodist (Lurch
ii. 15- Schllcrt. pastor
Sunday services are as follows;

price will be only 5 or 10 cents per

llond, Iiowaytoll avenue. yesterday
artcrnoou. a resolution was adopted
expressing the regret of the’nsso-
ciuiion ut the death of Miss Dothn
Stone l'innco, former librarian or.
tho Nor-wall: Library. At the meet.-
“it: yesterday afternoon, plans were
also discussed for establishing a
study hour in the afternoon for the
t'illllll‘f'n und an hour in the men-
lllnl; once :1 Wool: for the boys.

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Mrs. Russell Themes of St. John
.‘rli‘tJOL who has been visiting her
duughter in Virginia, is expected

home tin..- latter purl of next week.
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illnry Trader. .‘1 nlissiollt-r con-
n"l'l"t1 ulth the Swedish church.
who has been doing educationalV
work in China. tor a number of
years. “ill speak at the morning
St-miccs in the Itownyton Baptist

t‘illll't'1l tolllol‘row, Mr. Tjader will
also speak to the children at their
regular monthly scr\‘icc which will
(list) Ill; held tomorrow.
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The Junior League of the Itowuy—
lou .\i-~thodist church held a party
in the :iunduy school rooms of the
rillirt‘ll this afternoon. A program
of music and games. under the di-
rt~ciion of Mrs. ll. B. Schnert, who
is ill charge of the league. was
greatly enjoyed by the children.

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The fourth quarterly conference
of the ltowayton Methodist church
will be held in the church 'l‘hursdsv
night. Dr. “7. B. Kidd. district:
superintendent and Mrs. Kidd ls
expected to be smong the guests.
The Lmlles' aid society will serve a
supper to those attending the cou-

, , of the past. Old songs were sung.
it ltllLO and the members of the aid and the s of grandpa and
secret). rho supper will be served sandman: ement was told in
at 0:1.) Unlock. Mrs. \V .B, Jen- song, While the tam“, album. .

nlngs. president of the society. is
chairman of the committee in
charge of the affair.

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The regular monthly meeting of
the llowayton Civic association will
be held at the Rowayton lioss. house

 

4111”” per cent. on: on all In cr-
lisp pencils at Donnelly‘s.—Adv.
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Monday night at 8 o'clodt. All
members are urged to attend.

 

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the week-end with Margaret Knapp

Stello G. Gordon. Jr.. and David
Lawson of Greenwich, were visitors

Miss Clementine I. Taylor 01 Main
street. is confined to her home with

.uenuc is visiting Mrs. R. Block and

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dish. All food will be home made COMPO ”
and therefore doubly good” Come _, . ‘ G- F- P-
nnd enjoy this occasion and help the "If“! Q"m”~ R- 1'- 1 1 3
Young folks to win success in their (“”50“- L- F- “ ll 0 13
"my enterprise. E. McMahon, L. 1. L2 0 4
Sunday afternoon the Board of L- McMahon, C- 3 0 5
Stewards will make the every niem- E. Quinn, R-yG- 3 " 3
her camuss of the church. This can- K- Driscoll. L. G. ‘-' 0 4
\uus is made to care for the budget SCOHPW. 11- G. 1 0 3
of the church for the ensuing year. .
it is your Christian privilege to Totals 13 1 37
share in this. your church cnter- AMSTERDAM
prise. Kindly be lcltdy to respond G l". 1’.
:is well as to give us your word of Mitzmer. ll. 1". :l o 6
chrcr. Adam. 1.. l“. l :: 4
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.\i thr; quarterly meeting of the Rafter. ll. G. l i 9
llcurd of trustees or the liowayton Caberg. 1.. G. ti ti 0
Library association held at the home w
of the president, Mrs. Huriburt A. Totals 9 8 21

teedership or Mrs. O. B. VsnSsnt.
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from

was a. difference between the Police
committee and Mr. Quiglcy. Mr.
Quigley was elected countable on the

signing as police captain still holds

the office of constable.
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The first game of basetbali play-
ed last evening in the 1' gym was a
contest between the staples High
school tenm and Bethei High school.
The line-up and score for game is as
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Postmaster Wood received notice
today from “'nshington to the effect
that all persons being served on the
Rural Mail Dellv’ery routes must
place their mull have on the right
hand side or the road. Persons hnv-
in; boxes on the left hand side of
the road must change them It once.
This ruling has been made because
of the many dangers to mull cnr-
ricrs and loss of time.
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Mrs. Belljumin Mills ’01 Stateutreet
cclrbruted her 69th birthday Thurs.
day owning by entertaining at large
party of fronds. Bridge and pin-
oclllr; “'Cl‘l' played and many useful
and beautiful presents were received
by Mrs. Mills.

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Miss Laura Chapman. 1 Westporl
member of the Mary Stillman Chap-
ter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. attended a Colonial
luncheon given by the Chapter at
the Stratiicld hotel, Bridgeport. last
Monday. ~Only'thc members were
present at the luncheon and all wore
something belonging to the Revolu-
tlonary period. Miss Chapman ware
a bobbinct kercllief made and worn
by her Grandmother St. John sud s
isrsn family comes with her old
fashioned gown. Many other quaint
and pretty costumes were worn. An
origins] sketch by Mrs. George '1‘.
Chi-3t." was presented. Grandpa and
Hathaway. entitled “An Old Cedar
Grandma and other chnrseters rush-
ing up the cast. clothed in the
austntly beautiful gsrrnent. of the
olden days, gaiitered about the chest
and tool: from it articles reminiscent

patchwork quilt. and the ting of the
dsys when the pistes were young.
carried one back through the years
to the days of romance sud chivalry.
The finishing touches to the sketch
wss a. stately minuet.

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The collection of garbage will be
resumed in Westport this week. Mr.
James having been reimbursed for
the pigs he lust thyough the careless—
ness 0! housekeepers_ will again take
up thgpurden ot the collection. The
money to per for, Mr. June! piss
wss collected through the efforts of
s committee or women under the

The regular meeting of the Wo—
men's Town Improvement Associa-
tion will be held in the W
House "paddy e! I'm
18. at 3:80 o'clock. Plus for the
summer Iotivttlcs will be dildo-led
st till; ”negating-h Thom oner-
noon 0 o s executor meeting.
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1 rougher

uigley Quit‘s Force ——
Q Rumors of Trouble-—

Chlet of Police Quigicy resigned
the Westport Police ‘ force
Thursday evening.'» Particulars as to
the reason (or Mr. Quiglcy's msimn.
tion could not be definitely learned.
but persistent rumor says that there

Republican ticket and despite his re-

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mum

signn'onlmch

meeting.

daughter. Mrs. William Dickstp.
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Miss Corns Low is spending a. to
days in New York city.

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will be held in the

at eight. o’clocb‘v
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sinuson of Wu
ternoon from station “’JZ.

nue.

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Sunday school at 10 a. in. STAPLES Psul Stumpf, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morning worship and sermon all C'. F. p, Albert Stump! of Gregory boulevard.
11 a. in. . - ’ 'J. Beatles, R. F. 1; 3 15 has recovered from the illness which
111-3 leonh league will bold’nn Dickson. L p. g 0 10‘ confined him to his home tor- the
important meeting at. 6.4.). I‘m: lluck. C. u 1 «0 past two months and returned to
”1‘99”? urges all to col’ril'l. d Hubbeli. R. G. ‘ 0 ‘ hi; studies at the Somali: High
r...‘..’2”..f.‘..‘i$n”;t'?3f° ° “"‘ “’ n. B....l.,r..a. 8 ° ‘ ’° °°‘ ., - . '
on Thursday nltht. Feb. :1. the Totals 15 ‘ 35 Min May Wilson of East avenue
fourth quarterly conference will be BETIIEL - to ill at her home.
held and in. Kidd. the district su- G F P ' ‘ ‘
perintcndcnt. villi be present. ,' ' ' Percivsl Bennett o: Woodside sve-
The ladies will serve supper to the H‘l‘m' n. F' ' 1 5 nus wu s. business visitor in New
conference. They also invite the gormsn. g; F’ i ‘1, f York City Yesterday.
ladit-s at the Ladies’ Aid society. A°'°h"°"'n' C 1 0 Z ‘ ' °
This will be an interesting gathering nc er. ' " " The msny friends of Gilbert Fish-
l‘or nil reports will be given and Dr. Patchcn. R. G; 0 . n o 91’ ““1 ”0 .0317 to hear Hill. he is
]\'idd “j” she an Inspirationgl ad. Gowmnn. I" (L .0 1 1 “I ll. his home on '0'! Point. street.
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Fndfiy night. lv'cbrunry 22nd. the Totals 5 3 1: William I’oyxez is confined to his
l-Jpworth league will serve a cafe- . i ' home 0" Norman avenue With “1°
tt-riil. supper at the church. They The game bruit-en the Combo ncss. .
have made l'ul‘i‘flll preparations to Guurda and the Amsterdam 8" m" . . .
mm. mm or a large numb”. The was one or the most brilliant o! the flurry Hopper. who is connected

with the
Construction company. is

nue.

ot-tou‘n st her home yesterdsy.
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Recreation night for the men 0

was enjoyed lest. night by s numbe
of men.
bowling.

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candids l es

The of

the

{our o'clock for its regular w
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bscd‘ptiomh plague cunt; will”
sup , o H I!!! , _.
tun-tortillas. su
muMmm 0100mm
be needed to complete the cubic.
Percy Andemnmcognyoliedtoreq

Claw the
Seas: Council. Mr. _ "will
still umuommbsro! thesau-
cu. but and. thet buslnsu engage.
meats prevent his massing u
cash-rues. G. K. retry W et
the mulls: tut evening dud s. newd
chairmen will be elected at the next

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The fourth quarterly conference
of the East avenue Methodist church

Sunday-school
rooms of the church Tuesday night

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Mrs. Isabelle Bibbins. daughter at

lace avenue. will broadcast a. pro-
gram of sacred songs tomorrow at-
Mrs.
Bibbins is a. pupil 0: Mrs. Liilltm
Sherwood Newkirk of Morgan avo-

Thompson sud Stewart
visiting
his family in Strawberry Hill svo-

Mrs. Ilollry B. Siauson of “'silses
svenu, entertained friends from out—

the. East Avenue Methodist. church

The evening was spent in

‘ Glrls‘
Friendly society or the Christ church
will meet on Monday afternoon at

cekly

»M um WM
South Nor-nil:
Rev. A. l". MUN-ll. WW?
Carlton
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Sunday ' m 1.10:00.

by the pastel-on "Slipgmp’r
Solo. "The Ninety and Nine"

Miss Mildred. Loveior

Evening worship 7:80.
ity service 411- the
w

we and community
ukedto meet at.
Rev. Fred H. Jacobs will

by attending.
friend.

Finch, ‘lD Fort street.

1 wulk.‘

emcers and ycnrly reports.
Tuesday siternOon 3:00 the W0-
man's Foreign Missionary _
will meet with Mrs. B. M. Andrews.
(6 West avenue. 11m. Finnv

Bummrd will sddress the misty.
Wednesday evening 8:001” quar-

Sunduy school room. The week-
night meeting will be combined with
the conference. A cordial invitation
is given to all _ members 1‘ the
church to attend. The different so-
cietles of the church will be repre—
sented and report made of the work
or each. Dr. William H. Kidd. D1).
will preside.
Thursday evening 6:00 the ladies
of the church will serve a chicken
supper. This will be one of the best
ever.
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Mount ZIOn lupus! Church
38 Franklin St. -
Preeching at 11 o'clock a. n1.
Sunday school at 12:30 9. m.
A special sermon.“ 3 p. m. for
men only and we shall continue our

revival meeting through the next
week.
Everybody is invited to attend.

Rev. G. C. Wainwright is assisting.
Come, hear him.
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Grace Boom Church

Corner Butler and Quincy Sts.

Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor
Sunday services:
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 n. m. Singing by Junior clloln
Mr. Thomas Anderson of New Can.
son. cometist. Sermon subject:
"The Hidden \Vedge." ilev. Stroller
of New York. who has been assist-
ing the pastor in revival meetings
will close his service Sundsy. lie is
with us morning and evening.
0:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
8 p. in. sharp. the Senior choir

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Miss Catherine
King's Highway.
Marjorie Cort of N
ccntly.

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versary at their home
ning. .

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Mrs.
Godfrey.

lu chcon.
M 5. John
Brady.
luncheons given (or the benent
the ladies” Aid Society
gregstlonsl church.

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visiting her sister.
Heights.

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Monday.

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coined s coasting party
Wee Burn sol! links
hing. There were
the party.

twenty -flv e

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Mumford.

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the 10110
Monday evenin
lette.

lei Ely. Miss Slums.
Miss Esther .1

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The Cstholie women of Not-walk
end Scull: Marvel: ere ’iuflted to
attend s nthedng in the Cotholic
Club House Sunday silences st 8
o'clock to term the aim-it Cous-
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"I thought sets deposit boxes were only for the west. amused by the committee on Home .Wk will be we in is. x. of g
are so nun vslusbls pspers deeds wills, insures“ peli- - Chm” ‘m’b' °-«‘ ‘1" mm“ “m m ”0 "1W! '0 ”0. or».
. r r . Coal Company. The lecture Will adv 00‘- '
“I“: ”masculine. munch-lg: vi... a. 3, , a w, m 0, -. 7 ~ '
MN m bovine-mmfisdsy'uuds.’ met-wanna: tkhdsotooel ~ . - ' “
m g: m hasn‘t s lion‘s: yours now. The you-1y m. r... on»... t_ ‘50: mm , News . .
very low. Mrs. M seam ‘ anew R.‘ R. m7 ’ “It
.M ' , ' the woelrm with her sister-{lg au-r—r... ' "
Lillian burrow, . " all he at on
Detroit-slum nurses ' use.
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The Council.“ “eminent“ mm mm.” a:
Wet-W out. but; m ,. 4s ills m _ News ‘ ' *- , .
um»? M z”!!! ‘03!!!“ m in

Fairbanks of Old
entertained Miss
cw York city re-

Mr. end Mrs. Jock Smith of Co!-
iandcr's Point held s wedding anni-
Mopday eve-

Mrs. Edward Hindlcy 0: Man:-
field avenue entertotaed Tuesdoy at
Florent Cantrell.
Mrs. George-
This was one of a chain or
of
of the Con-

Mrs. Gallatin of Philadelphia is

Mrs. Thurston
Gilbert of Noroton avenue. Noroton

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dorrance of
New York were visitors in Noroton

The Christian Endeavor Seciety of
the Dnricu Congregational church.
on the
Mendel! eve-
in

A shower was given’Mondsy evc-
sing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Cantrell of PWct ave.
rule in honor of also Louise Melts
of Bismtord. Msny friends {rein
Bismtord and Dorian Were present.
Miss Molln is to be married in the
ricer future to Roy Albrow. also of

Mr. sud Mrs. Arthur B. Bibbins
of Post Road. Dori-o. entertained
wing tried. at. s. cord plrty
g. Miss Florence Gil—
Miss Natalie Morehouoc. Miss
Edith Cantrell. Mr. And Hrs. Dun-
Mluhsn.
“outta. Edwsrd Coop.
er. Bradford Bollard. Byron Cun-
pooner sud Willlun

fighWk. week prayer service. Easter in
charge.
Wily 7:30 p. in. All those having
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parts i ploy to be given by young
catatohc’ Men and . men's club please meet. st the
h .
omen to Organize church for re .“TM. ,.
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will sing Sermon excl-lug. Benedic-
00»-
Thursdny beginning at 6 o‘clock
p. m. the ladies will serve a. chicken-
supper in the church. Come and
bring others as you know what you
get for your money.
Make Grace Baptist church your
church home. You are welcome.
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Christ Church

Gregory Boulevard. 15.301111):

Robert D. B. Poole. rector
Feb. 17th sieptuageoima Sunday.
10:30 it. nl. Morning prayer and
sermon. "Abraham Lincoln and the
Love of Neighbor."
11:45 a. in. Sunday school.
7:80 p. m. Evening prayer and ad-
dress. "George “'ashington‘s Ideals
{or National Unity." .
Monday 4:00 p. m. G. F. s. can-
dldatss. 7:30 p. m. Keighborhood
night. All young people over US
sud adults in the neighborhood who
would like to spend a pleasant so—
cial evening. singlug old songs. lis-
tening to some rudio music. seeing
some pictures on current topics and
dancing are cordially lnx‘llt‘d to the
church social rooms in the base-
maul.

’i‘ueldny 7:00 p. m. Boys’ club.
‘ Thursday 2:00 p. in. Meeting of
the \Voman's Guild. with Mls. liar-
riet 'Wood. 31 Osborn avenue. ”1:45
p. m. Members of Christ church are
invited to hour Dr. Stuart L. Tyson
at Grace church.
7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal at the
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South Nome“: Baptist Church
Rev. Lester 'i‘. Mallory. pastor
10 a. m. Bible school.

11 s. in. Morning worship. Topic,
"Spiritual Elements in SucCcss."
6:45 p. in. Young people's meet.
log.

77:30 p. m. Evenin
"Radish Barnes."
Tuesdsy 8 p. m. The reguler
meeting or Mlzpuli Circle of'liing's
Dsughters will be held at the home
of Mrs. Calvin Smith, 110 “‘oodward
avenue. All are welcome.
Thursday 7:45 p. in. Regular mid-

: service. Topic.

hut‘ Avenue M. E. Clmrcir
L. Earl Shannen pastor

Morning worship_ Sunday morning
st 10:80. The theme of the sermon
will be “The Reality or Colvsry."
Sunder school and Bible clsss‘ot.
13. The Bible clues will study the
towel or at. John. . .
Junior league Sunday ntternoon
at 3. Many of the parents are sl-
lowing their children to miss this
vulusbis ”dining.

Epworth issue at 6:80. Miss Ber.
the Pew Is the lender. and the
topic is Youth and Religion. This
is the lest at the series at nicotine-
burst on the Mission ‘Study Book.
Youth at America. . .
Evening worship st 7:30. The
theme ct the scrotumwiii be (louver.
slon end the Kingdom or Keane.
Quertetiy antenna will be held
Tuesday-MustSo‘clockin the
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L'Hommedieu. organist

Morning worship 41:00. ,Sermon
Prelude. Invocation in Eliot. Hsgg
. Compton

Commun-
aouth . Norwalk

Congregutinnai church. :Gospel cho-
singin g. The
young people at the churches are
7:00 to rehearse
some at the Songs of Conquest. The
Preach.
You can make this a. great service
Come ‘und bring _a

Monday evening 7:30 the. Queen
Esther Circle wlli'meet with Olive
Em Nor-

Tuesduy. evening 3:00 the ouclal
Board will meet at the personage for
the annual meeting, tho election of
iety

of

tcriy conference will. be held in the

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mkenod the next In M I!”
did not permit it to interior» wits
her intention of visiting the injured
Mrs. Bulk.

She called the hospitsl. “The pa-
tieut was taken to her home late
yesterday afternoon," she was told.

' . ° ‘ Anthmfifihristihn the Morn Breaks A little relief event over her.
'Mfl‘ Frank Thy-loz- of Bridgeport Sweaty O'er Thee" , .‘. . . . Shelley Maybe there wouldn‘t be gay trouble
was me sue" “new” °‘ 11" Postlude. Burch in B flat» .. Duncan after all. -

She put a, long coat over her house
‘dress, fitted a. plain sailor but over
her hair said set out lu‘the our for
tho hadron o: the Ballr's elven In
the newspapers. She thought at stop
plug for some fruit or flowers, but
immediately dimmed the ides.
She found the Bull: bone to be
a. dismal old house in an ugly block
Once it had been the grand resi-
dence of one or the dsudies of the
town. but new the house we the
impression 0;! dying with the cello-
Ail around it were shacky cottsges.
Even the trees ’along the block look-
ed forlorn sud hovel“.
Evelyn’s arrival beacon the Bohr
house was greeted by tho peeking
-of scores at children. Automobiles
were nothing new to them. but that
a'stranger was calling at Mrs. We
house the day utter she was injured
was a matte; deserving investing
tion.
Mrs. 51119 knoeked at the door of
the house. A dog’s bsrk relounder
within. In a. tow minutes. utter so-
other knock. the door was opened
and s dowdy face Appeared. Thach-
es or silvery grey hair slumped over
dull eyes. Below the face We! s bent
body conflict! in s soiled kimono
that bud once been pink.
“Are you Mrs. Bull-2"
asked.
The woman nodded. gain: st her
intently.
“Do sit down—don't let me keep
you up." As the women bucked up.
limping. to s chair and sit. down
slowly. Evelyn closed the door. The

Friday evening at 7:80 will ho the
recreational night. for the men.
The World. service volumes have
arrived and all who luvs ordered a
copy srs urged to secure it so soon
as possible that: you may set se-
qusinted with the most. musing
piece of historic literature the Keill-
odist Episcopal church has ever
published.

Evelyn

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St. Peter's mm Chad:
German service at 10 n. so. '
English service with Holy Oom-
muniontat 11 n. in.
l’rcperstory service {or communi-
cants at 11 n. 111.
Bible class sud Sundsy school at
noon.
The choir will rohesrse Meade?
at 5 p. m.
.The society of young married peo-
pie will meet Wednesday ct 8 p. m.
Sauor ill-nut. supper the 25th of
this month (ram 5 to 8 p. in.

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Advent cm Chorus
Vsn Zendt and Harvey Streets
Rev. F. L. Piper. pester
Mrs. Elsie. Parlrlck. organist.

Morning worship at 10:30.
In a. series of Sunday morning ser-
mons the pastor is cndesvorlng to
give answers to the following 01%
repeated question: "Winn do you
think of the times?" Scam morn-
ing the theme will he‘. “The tomor-
row ot International History." '
sundsy school st 11:50. Richard
Bland. superintendent.
Juniors at 3:00.
Loyal Workers it 6:15.
Evening serflco at 1:30. Address.
“Ex-President \Vilson and the
League of Nlflons."
ladies of the Mission Society will
meet. on “edema? st 1 o’clock.
Prayer and praise service
Thursday evening at. 7:45.
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Knight St. A. M. E» Church
Rev. \V. Henry Lemur. pastor
ii a. m. Sermon, "My Best
Friend." by the pastor.
12:30 p. in. Sunday school.
7:30 p. m. Sermonrf‘Somc Day."
by the pastor.
“’e are asking all who will. to
pledge some amount for the new
work.
Remember the noon-day prayers
for some unsaved friend and for our
revival.
Tuesday evening. Class meeting.
Thursday evening. The Life of
Christ. stereopticon lecture by ROV-

B. G. Jacobs of Bridgeport. Free to
all.

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So. Somali: Constantia”! cum
I“. H. Jacobs. minister
Archibald Merriam. orgsnist and
director. ‘
Services-for Sunday, Februu'y 17
will be held as [chew-s:
9:45 a. 1’ Church school.
10:45 s. In. Public worship. Ber-
mon on "The Cure for Doubt."
6:30 p. in. Meeting or the Young
Reoplc‘s society. Mr. Green. teach-
er or history in the high school,
will lead thgmeeting. All are invit-
ed to attend.
7:30 p. m. Community service.
the Methodist and Congregations!
churches con-operating. Kr. Jsoobs
will speak on “W Drown from
Wsshingtou‘s Powell Address to
the gazette-Ia Mic.”
The Flashes Committee will meet
at tile church Monday evening at 8
o‘clock.
The Columbus: church club
will meet at the church on Wednes-
day at 8:30 p. m.
Thepmgrsm at music
Will be:
Homing: .
Organ Prelude. Mott:
Anthem, Jubilete Dec ....
cantor-y Soto (loprsno) “Arise,
Shins" ...........,....... fleet:
- Mrs. 4. Gibson Hull
Orton 1’04!“ka in Excelsi-
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Evelyn had]. lemons when m

teminment course will be given byl

humourist. wit and philosopher. Mr.

tore and needs no trzodncuou. ‘
e e e i
- ll‘lrst Contentions: Church, Nor- ’

walk. Rev. E. F. McGregor,
Du Pastor.

sermon by the pastor.
Commie Church." Young People‘s
meeting st the
O'clock.
Tue-day, The Minister-lug Cincie will
meet With Mrs. Edwin Holmer.
Orchsra St. st 8 9.11:.
Timmy
Will give
ind st 8 o'clock/ there will be a spe-
cistmeetlngotthschurehtore-
_ ceive the report or the prepsrstiou
Committee on the

"1 on Mrs. Frederick Jilin.” Eve-
lyn was; on. “the wits o: the men
who was driving the sotomobils at
the time you were hurt." 8b. can»
run; avoided suing “The sutomo
bits that struck you."

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in: snytbing.

“I thought I'd come and see how
you were. They told me at the hos-
pitsl you hed been brought home."

"I had to come home." the worn-
nn spoke fer the first time. “I can't
afford to stay in hospital. And 140i
children and my old man to look
after I’ve got work to do" She spoke
without changing the‘lesden osprey
sion on her face.

She paused. then spoke again:
"What's your husband going to do 2"

“Why I don't know. What do you
think he cum to do?"

“31y leg ii in terrible pain. I
wanted to stay in the humid]. but
I couldn't—I got. work to do. But
my old man is going to see your
hush-ad."

the safety zone.” Rho rocked her
chair. "I guess the ind» can de-
cide who's to blame utter tomor-
row."
Evelyn had not known when the
trial would be.
“0! course we went. to do what's
right.” she told Mrs. Blair.
”1 hope so." she continued nor

"1 sin't got no doctor. I wsnt
to get. well. I got s {smil‘to take
care of."
Evelyn orose. "I’m glad your in-
juries are not serious." sue said
moving to the door. _ ,

She was tied when the was out
of the house.

(To be continued.)

Holiness meeting at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school st 1:30. Young Peo-
ples‘ meeting at. 6:45. Leaders C. (2.
Glen. Slausou sad 0. C. Ruth Kev-
ens.
Evening service at 8:00 o'clock.
Meetings Tuesday and Thursday
evenlnsa st 8:00. All are given a
cordial welcome.
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“at film of Christ
. 51 West Avenue.

The regulsr Sunday Ionics at
this church is held at 11 s. :11. Sun--
day 801100! is held at. 11 a. 811. Sub—
.lect “Soul."

Wednesday Evening Testimony
Meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To
both of these services the public is
invited.

‘ Reading Room, Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holidays excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings from ‘I to 9.

All are yelcome.
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First Baptist Church o! Devine
Heelinss.

DeWitt Tonnage
minister.-

Mornlug worship It 10:80.
Subject of Sermonzfldieeping your
Soul from Troubles.”

Thursday night prayer meeting at
7:80.

Yen Daren
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Norwalk Methodist
Church.

Episcopal

spoke, telling

report “114': l>r3n...:.-.: : »
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in Chicago. rt c. l."

Berger 0: l: .
Lester '1‘. Ma;._

“Do you think it was all my hus- of the My.
band's fault?” 2 church.
”He hit mi. didn't he? I was in Following 11.. L .. ..
dinner “as serum} L"“‘
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Lincoln's I

rocking. “I've got on swful bad was Ult'il‘ 5
leg.” days.

”What does the doctor say about . .
it?" 51. Elrrzl Elm; '

spent the null-("1 ..
Mrs. Mary

IIurlbutt,
Hurlbutt, u.
Church, ,
Rev. J. ll. iuirtL; '
former pastor ltu'. .‘

The choir I".
tymns of
sunshine in 11) L
Take Cure of 1'
place in life
in the Huri’tut. . :.. -

and Charizs K-ns' _' .: Z'
R. L. have been :-:. .‘ '
Paul Schul'urt.

tcr. N. Y.
days with l.~_r :2"

111's. Oscar Gin .
\Vednesday sittrr
8rd Fairchild
New Tori; or. 'f.

Wednesday even.
Miss Eliarl'rc' i;

Lloyd 5011le r . .

Alice Schubz rt
Lawrence 1111“"
Kenneth Coivzim. 2 .

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Charles G. Ives, organist and di-
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Mrl. I... L. Pugh. contrslto; Mrs.

Lois Wernie. soprano: Barry L.
Sterlinc. balsa: Ernest W. Saute.
tenor. .

Sunday School; sud Men's As-
sembly Bible Class convene at 10
o'clock. The study in the Bible
Class is on Proverbs.

Worship and sermon at 11 sum.
Sermon topic: "Thy Kingdom
Come."

Epworth League at 0:30. Topic:
"Youth and Cithenship." Guerney

Stevenson will lead.

At 7:30 puns-The Quartet and
the Korwnik Church Orchestra will
render a. specie! musical progrsm.
There will be an address "In Praise
of Great Men."

Tuesday evening the Philatheo
Cl‘ls will meet. st the Home or Mrs.
“'lniield Benton 4 Fremont Place.

Prayer meeting on Thursday eve“-
nlng at 7:45. This will be-s meet:-
ing of. nnususl interest. Mr. H. M.
Kent will contrast the industrial life
or the old New Enghnd with that
of today. Mrs. Clarence Seymour
will speak of the educational prob-
lem presented by the chsnged char:
acter of the populotion or New Eng-
land: and Miss Mabel Sonic will
spesk on the Religious problem in
New England Ernest W. Souls will ,
lend the singing. Clarence Cable

will be at the piano.
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