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garnished. pastes-“l
Sunday services are as follows:
First mm W osmi-
South omit
* ‘ . o. of a. held a Po 11- moving into their new home in morals: worship and sorrnon at - , . t - ‘_ . 7 , . p, 7 _,
“.534: Thursday evening ‘ln ,I WES’I'PZSE'T I Sylvan avenue. ' 1; o'clock. \ , no. A. 51‘} $232313,“ 13:; :15“ - . . . , .. -‘ .‘ . and
' hall 4: Franklin street. There . " ‘ ' In the evening at 7:" a cheering 03'1““ . ' WEB “in gone. . . P \ \
.' “g“ cl... initiated. Am”- The final accounting of the estate service of song and a brief sermon. ”“1 director. 1 10.00 HF? '39“ , ominously u... “You ”‘3 very foolish. Evelyn. ARIY FAVO
business meeting “I." was a, THREE PLAYS of the date Dr. Brooks do Forest Th3 Sunday ‘chool “session is at giving; '03:; 1111,31.“ 0° Sermon Evelyn mounted a, (happy-fruit tannins of: {gem {laur- chad. Ismli; at m
- ' - o t, b th exccu- , ‘teac - “ its l the °" . .. ' ' of ai- mother and fa or p O is the age w en s e nee you a W
time with music and refresh . boruood of Westp r y c 10 s. m. The. list-lav ll by the tar on John Three 81:. l: o! the “me.”
enriy-atternodn. She up!“ her
mother to‘be in'a Wells's!!!“
She noted that the apartment
members of classes to be present and
if they are sick tindly report such.
We have room and a hearty well.
trix. Mrs. susan‘ Irene Norwood
Jennings of State street. has been
approved in the Surrogatc's court in
Plans were made for an
and necktls social to be held “Yes. I’ve thought about that.
But I think it would be better to
teen.”
Prelude. Invocation in A list Gounod
IN “Y”'GYM
' h 18- . " '0
, -' ° ‘ New York cltY- 131‘ N°"V°‘;d ‘13:" camel!” Ill new scholars.- s°l°' Ahi‘rmét gimfifiin house looked run down. The hall: go now than when she is a little
o Violinist” per cent. on! on all Ever- on March 20, 1950. without env 8 The Epworth leaguers hold their u ’ ' .. ways were dark and. gloomy. Md older.”
. , . . . - Anthem. Hear 0 My People, ‘ .
m; ”w“ 3‘ 9’5"” ”" ““ 'Little Theatre has Suc- infiii's‘l'éflifii‘ c5233.“; "3221‘ .3 gm “3.33:9? .152. 333:}. P0 -l-3-31-;cgg-éélgfigufimmn' 323.? m “dmé’m “ réuhgofifi 2.15.523: ‘1 $3.5;
' ' - b h 1 at u c. a . .. ‘ .. . . . ,
“w? fe’illl‘ifieflifgdfflfinfifif3 cessful Evening — 7:”313'3333‘3332‘; 32:31:10,903 Mariam mam mm "m cw“... igello.hde:oorest 2mm. “m3 me mighty Sign lilo... “foothills OUR NEW ST '
" up. a ' ‘ C t Sb 1 . in Luc Bates Norwood ' n r ' Eveninz worship 7:30. Communi- sad as t e r o . 9 are nuance YD“ “ 3“ °"'° 9" ”‘5‘ l?
. eel-r 30.19“"); as 0W8 Ta ent Mrs Jena 3-,. ‘5' . . - to entertain t o leaguerso the nor. w Mme m the Cowman”. opened. She dung her armsaround alps to Europe and—well, 1 dont
’ ' ‘ They know what."
It walk group on 1“er ullhl, Febru- her mother and kissed her. of colored sill.- 50*. Stylish
church. The Rev. Mr. Chamberlain
Mme. Alice smith G°dul°t 0‘ New ary 39th. A ll“. number are ,ex- walked and in arm into the living A clock Vtingotinged at! an hour,
li—Public Service Taxi. Phone 363. Tim Little Theatre 131.151. given * M“ c of c ,
all". last evening in the Y gym for the York. was ‘ week-end (“'53 at the pectod “d in “aim to the annual will preach- L1“ helegulhwrufiahgfi room. Early flowcrh were bloom- but neither of them heard it. cred 810““ bin”; \-
"i ‘ ‘ ‘ henciit of Christ church. were very home 0‘ 1‘” parents. M“ ““1 M" reports election oi: .oillcers for the 00”?” 3°.“53'C m P nd brin a ing in window boxes. A canary Evelyn wanted to ilarc out at her . ‘
r and Mrs. Jose li H. sioman o! . . . - ,. M U. Smith at Bridge street. Sau- ensuin yea, so heur of we. “a eoerybodlr ° 0 a 5 , , and tube Bend 3- .
D — {mt r. m V“. successful from emu pomt or new. mick. m “1‘“ be enl H R“, I am mend. inseminated cheerily. , mother. but she restrained herself. atheist
Immrc:ge::c :13; holldoay. - 31:13:21: 2:“ $21,313::- :fizéfi: l’ . s s “.1: be served [3' t... rocnl chapter. \Vednesday evening 3:30?! E33: «:13; mmqufxg’my been?" the yous-71182:: 91:“! going to do lvhilc traciiic and. “litre-sin;
. : - ,- v P . _ Mrs. John Keene went last an The nice-league will hold its young people will-hold a o - u ’, . e . ~ .
i -pubue gen-ice Taxi. Phone 303. §:{",’,§3;f';“°f,;f3§;f $333: 2?; ning to Danbury where she will ,0“ “an, 0. “mid” m", lowship Supper to: the young people m You; tether is oomph-lain: wit: “Hannah is coming to set his N E r .
' d’\' u.“ T ~ih f 11 G” H ., mad the wcck~cnd with her psr- no“. at 3 o'clock. between the ages of 16 and :5 years I bac . I cant make him go an breakfast every morning and see . , R1 AA C0.
”9 ' _ ~ 1° N 0 l 0 t 0'50- .111 \l‘ Stalli. of e_ Au man who are included have the doctor examine it 'Is to the house. Hell have his other 86 \iiiSl ‘ .
- ' . which all parts were “leading parts." cuts. M" and ‘ '3' Th” 5" Junior oflcers “’5 Shir. 3‘ d t t 01 l Mamie still visitor you?» , meals downtown .. . “MIRA ST.
- r. and Mrs. Albert Richards of \“s, “ova was charming u Flor. " " ‘ ley Bowman. President: Leroy Ms- "‘3 fmueue o “3 urn e r cards "Y a . ~ '
' ’ John Mazzanovicli. who has been to heith Gainer by Monday eve. es. ongoing to stay until gamut negro will carry oi! every-
kosky. vice president: Janet Quick,
secretary: Francis Forelt. treasurer;
Mrs. H. B. Schnert, superintendent.
The regular mid-week prayer and
3 , If 11 street are entertaining over the!
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Charles]
Quinlan and children of Greenpori,‘
we go away.”
"You har'en't been over to tell
me much about your trip. ' Evelyn.
t‘nCC lliltlcr. The part. of the hus-
hand. Dick Butler. was ably por-
frayed by Leo Williams. Caroline
thing you've got in your house."
. “I don't think.she MIL Hannah
isn't like that. , I’ve decided cooks
ninx.
Thursday evening 7:45 the week-
night service. \Ve shall begin the
spending n. week with his mother at
the Manor House. has returned to
school‘ at \Vindsor.
cHlCHESTER sn .
’1‘ Lori. v; ll. ii ‘ . , . .
. : . . . “1;:le“ d csczltxllieaaefotxel; $411111:le a: t t 0 praise service on Wednesday evc- study of the Letters of Paul to the You 'havent been over for some do that because they aren't paJd 1.325355533333213:
5‘ . 3—Thlrty 9" cent. on on all Even whine Godmot made Emu“ :'Aunt The Rev: Clifford Hutchlngs and hill: at 7:30. Philippians. Those who attend are time. She spoke resentfully. enough, because they have to." “”31",: ._
\ sharp pencils at Donneily'a—Adv. llarrlctto.” Dr. Sherwood w” u- his aunt. Miss Harding. spent 'lhurl- .. The mommy Sunday school board .asked to read the first chapter . Mother. it has been rather un- Karma“... ,1“,th P‘ .scn-d ..
g s s e ('CDUOIlfll as a. connoisseur of art. day in Xow York and attended a meeting Monday night at 7:45. All through. ‘ _ ‘ certain: until now. I name over “So that’s the kind of ideas - 9 “€21.2ttwfii"
Harry Lauder performance at the officers and teachers are urged to be llrlday ex owns the prorth to tell you all about it. ' you're getting into you. Fred's little giuml‘iséggw pi
Edward Tracey. son of Dr. will willie Mrs. Plcknell as
lr~.“tg.smv$W~e-uawm; . . » . . .. ..
George
IManbnttan Opera. House. present.
league will hold a rally at the R0-
"I didn't think you were serious
advancement has gone to your head.
5010 BY Mums
Mill. \Vllliam J. Tracey. 0’ WOS‘ 8"“ "Katie." made a line lm resslon. . r
n!“ and 8. student It ‘he University The second play was oguued “In —r—————’ . . . _ Wu) ‘0“ Igelthot‘glt IEDlSCOfgxll can”: EM?! mnu“ of! over there‘ I I kl!" it would."
of: Pennsylvania. is spending the llonour Bound." Both (Jeane I. W Friends of Mist Ida Minefclier of A “"36 :9?!“ 0'} 2m 3 c “’0 dont think you tWO can afford it. Evglyn couldn’t restrain herself
“'“k-Cnd with his parents. Tompkins as Sir Licorgc Carlyon, l i Rowayton avenue will pleased to 51‘0"” M 9" - 1"" 0" announce- What does Fred say about it?" any longer.
~ - ' hear that she has recovered from "‘9‘" Wm be made “‘9“ at the Suh- HG wants me ‘0 3° He's 5’0- "Mother! I didn't come here to
r O O O
6—Buy Your VlctrOla on our Club
Honneker
and Gordon Slcx. .ls as Philip Gra~
tlful and quite at home.
Mrs. Lilian Masters. who has been
day services.
ing to New York with us to see
be picked at. I’m not a. child. I've
ham. gave one llil: impression of _ _ her recent illness. , ' . ..
punt—A5); ghoug it at Donnelly" professional actort. Miss Margaret visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lilias bel- s s e The fiuzririerly‘v Cfnfedrzuce than ugnofl,' _ l n married ten years. I'm ca-
; ‘ ‘ ’ Lindc. as RoscIDulrimplc was bcnu- “CR. or Rowan ”"101. h” returned The funeral of Jeanne Clnire. in- ”93‘1”“"1 rom '3 nes y 3-5 ‘0 Hod better be saving his mble of managing my affairs to
Miss Catherine of That Miss Ohio. rant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred "~ date ‘° be announced. we‘ll!" money." 3““ mm"_,, . .
Badgcport is visiting her aunt and
illg at their home, Joseph llusar ur
Lcilla Wailers should have all the
'll. invited into ”it
home yesterday.
llLlllg rmircorn
ill-wly reno‘diml
U
to her home in l’alncsvlllc.
Billeoeteln. who died at her home.
Miss Nay Harris is spending the
611‘ First to hear that his condition is much
llomo
conditions made it ndVisabic to de-
fer the meeting. Dr. Kidd will an,
“’atrh the new Sunday school
program.
Evelyn "OWBOG.
Mrs. nlndcn clasped her lips.
ipraise service followed by preach-
ng. .
t0 HQH’C 8.8 many 85 may come. EY-
urcie. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kcogh‘ of soil assurance of a professional is Judge and Mrs. John Keigh of last night. was held this afternoon _"‘th¢ DJ" you going to do about Evelyn was sorry she had Von
liner Drive" over the week-end. not surprising. since she is a pro- Riycrdflve are in Atlantic City, at 8 o'clock. Burial was in Union nounce ”1° date 33”"; "fit”; her mother went on 73‘ "Gill-10 her Icellm- She didginot ' ‘ g1
; O 0 ‘ l'cssionnl. She is a member of the . r the will pmnm over the cemetery. . rcn WY. want to hurt her moth r -:
c—Large sited pea coal. Harris & Mme. Pctrovd company. diel- "Lady :Efktfend.y .” é, o - r Corlf’elrmlluillhper 3:; 3:32" Sis. "That's What I was 80m: to tell was awfully ant-attuneg‘ “133m": . .___
(lass. Phone 721. Carlyon" was wonderfully done. 0 e s Miss Marjorie Dufault of Roway- Rev D (‘ Thom” 5"" you about." Evelyn said. trying to mqthers get. nice that. she lhought: Tile formula: in... ~...
' ' ‘ The third play, “The Grey Of the “1‘s Dummy Priorson 0‘ the ten avenue is the guest or friends in S, da. "-rv-{cey . P” . njanauvcr her mother into a light- I guppmc 1-” get that way when ream]..- . . '
piss Audrey Shine of Orchard Dawn" was a. mil llin-lodrama. and l‘ " .. .‘ \‘ornai "no“ is at New Tork city, ‘3" Y a a ' h or mood. "Fred's Aunt mimosa. “om grows up walk pub...
street was a. visitor in Bridgeport was written by Miss Mary Asquith. “bu” clinic”. ‘ ‘ . s s s 1 3' in. film a" so 0°" has begged us into letting Violet "Well all I' .' ,, Help“-..
, ' ' d . .1 v I 11.... t n th . her home on l-ourih street for over d li a. m. singing by Junior choir. “a“ h thi ~ - ‘9 80! t0 883'. her :3
yester a}. \\ 10 \ :is lie i 1(L or o a no _ _ Mrs. Rose Heath of Cu lip street “r Thoma-s Henderson cornetist. er a summer as a com- mother resumed “is that I think Intelsisto i. -.
.; :1 I - . . plays. The parts were taken by ”‘0 “°°l"e"d' . . o entertained over the holiday. Iiob- ge' b' m tor 8' b .- t Th Danton for her little niece. an or- you ought to staff home " “ma“- 1* 5 “-1-
1. ....Fresh mined, nut. stove and egg .loiln Ennis. as Mike: lloy Kennedy. ert Craig of New York city. a, rmon ) 9 m - u 1°C v e phgn who g. going to be with thorn Her dau me d'd ' . 19:4. Mal-p us l‘ is .
., pio'mpt delivery. lel'll 8: Guns. {is Tom I'llVVi'i‘H: t‘ill‘ullnc Blddlr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner Of s o e IrEYEOOE the guys; U for a while. And I'm sure .he'u hEl' The 8831: :1 110‘; an8“er' vcnr hunt-L I > ‘
. \PM'” 731- "‘C‘“ ‘1” 1"533’ USN“; udmm‘" 5"“ “mu" “"0 ““e’lah'm‘ ‘1‘“ Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Funk. of g. p'ml : s ‘ I i .1 take 800d care of her while I'm . (3'20 be n 8: men in 501121". . t '
i 2 ‘ ' ' ' smull- as Larry Brooks; William and Mrs. William Storss 01 3°" H“ Rowanon avenue will entertain at p‘ m' “3“? crnlomgho ‘2.“ ” con lnued.) G. I‘ri'x‘tdl' . or.
3‘ “1 "de 13““ ““1 Em?“ “WW" McMulllm "3 “vnncsm Ruth Toma ml. bridge tonight. This is one of a. ""d" “”51" km” 8“ ”e" T“ of sm- ’ ‘ “ “
‘3; . o!,'Mt. Vernon, N. 3:. visited Ward us Manic Kennedy. All were ama- ‘ . _ "m. 0, end ”we, Wmch u, be, ”$9: 0‘ E‘SWLU b m kt l m'rgi—‘ostulgdu‘; School board will hold sublcct: "Mind." Di,;.c;c,n,.: _,
. l, Whipple of West avenue yestnqlny. tours who wore a credit to Miss As- Miss Jane Monger, Miss Edna and ing given ‘or the RoWByton Free knowe 028:); Who "(Zea 2:1. 32nd: day cvgnmy ‘élssineni lili‘eetlng Tues- Wednesday evening testimony Springs. 1:.
. . ‘ * ' quilh's drilling and their own nzlt- \liss Harriet Lewis of Brooklyn are Library association. . , . .. I . OCOC meeting is hold at 8 o'clock. To Conn s91.“ ,~ _ ‘r
Tel-Auto sprints. Tilly's.-—.idv. urdl lull-n}. ihc “M” of Miss Mildred Hey? of . . . ~ in an) “all. last. ca." -869. the'ladies Aid society will meet both of these services the public rorll '1‘“; ~‘
. , . . . Dame” “w Nay. mum which E .‘L “.6“: . Th0 mean: 0 we Rowmon . lat .oclocu Wednesday afternoon at islnvitcd. inns“,
:3" Jenn“ SCh‘m" °r 5‘3””5 had been "11110. by “an” Fay and a" . . Young Married copies-association , IRet'h 1:!29:¥ mu‘ T32? ”1433;"? : ti Ream” mm R03"! James Inn. ljcala. lz- .
street has IOCOVGILC from he: recon: Julius Agrcmonlc. of the Wcsipori ML and szfc Murphy of East originally planned for tonlsht has Sunday m a. m Biblrsy'a:hooi suing at 7;?“ on Wednesday er. Open week days (holidays excepted) Indiana; Hakim”. .
11110-5 and returned 5: 11" duties as artists, were sold at auction. The , i 1 their been oatponed until next Saturdgy. ‘ ' ‘ ' - - from 13 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs- Ad -.
17003300?” .Wiih “13 UG'J'IU Ml'lc first. one. by Nancy Fay; was sold “1'0"“:‘113‘L "Egg; grganford Mr ‘2“! Mrs Frederick Stabeil of "iéii:hi:ch¥omm‘ “(’"h‘p' “NC- be'l’lhamweckly prayer :DOIUfl‘ W1" day evenings from 7 to 9. SippliI-miia-hmn l' ‘ P
. [1 (‘CG a S on ., ~ - . . . _ - [e mud-y GM“ “ 13“. H ' a . - i} u... f ..- . .
works. o o s ‘sqr3.1,2'Jyniig‘::§ec;n:e?fisgb?:rggt Arnold slozn- or Rowan street was fish‘s!” aienuc “l" the“ be the 5:45 p. m. Young people's meet; The “a Reception of A are wemfm‘: . ”-34- .\ i ‘l
: - .l. - ' 0.". _ . _ 1924. l‘(nn.; li'" "1:"
wane-half or: on writing my” "map candies lilong the stirs dur- a recent \islioiin.Da.rien. ‘ ° ’ “15760 p in Evening service Topic 3:: mini: tgiciieunlzilf r33; :1" St. Peters Lésngrmlical Luthcmn Ciiv “:31" I '1' ‘ ‘“
f . ... ll ' illc cvcnln . Four oxes or e . , .. ‘_ ‘ I. ‘ ' " ‘ ' " ' hu " .fl. 1““.
.é 'Dennelly " ,‘27' . “11:11). were “155-30“ at auction. Miss Charlotte Jarvis. a student The cafeteria supper gixcn by the Trio Miles. , ening at 7:30. Following the re~ Cedar St., near West Avenue “3:?“ 9M" ‘ “" ‘ '
‘Mr and Mrs Michael Brekovsk each box bringing one dollar. at the Danbury Slate Normal school Error”: league 0‘ “19 Bowsytan Monday 3 P- in. There will be ‘ “9'4"“ refreshments W"! be served Rev. E. C \Venzel astor 13"" i IL
and lieu liter i"l.i7.aleih of (‘l r-iy ' ' ' is spending the week-end with her Methodist church. at the church. meeting of the temporary nominat. to the wedding guests. As a. large German service with, 1‘;on Com “ 98‘ hr“ L.
sirtot. View: visitorsun I Bridgcuairi Mrs. Albrrin Jennings has posi- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S- “5‘ ml“- W”. “:3”: attended. inavgzl:el:;:cczat If: fimvgage. ' company of friends is expecmd to be munion at 10 ._ m. - i‘Yl‘olel‘E‘T-I (. _I,
Thursday. pom-d llcr "Lesion" party for Ill~ Jarvis at their home on Scai'lew association rain 13;“ its '3 '1 “I”. present, admission "i" be by “9‘“ Preparatory service for commun- ang- 1‘ l5-
, ' ' s o s (”.1in week because of tho Amcrl- avenue ' The first open meeting of the new in meetin at m h "nu" 3:“ c“ and since "‘9 number 0" “Ck?" loanis at 9:45. H .j M -. Au -
. . - ' " ‘ Lf‘, . I. _ t.
g ' -—ll‘reah mined. nut. stove and on. "m 14‘5“"! WWW“ ‘° b. “'9" 3‘ . . . Community Brotherhood organisso Williams gangs. .1: °lgleiniard 8.5:: k that: Y: would rum“ that you English ”nice at 11 a‘ m. 1.0515“
. prompt delivery. Harris J: Clans. ”'0 “0‘01 Gwen. Daubun’. March Anubulchm’"t h“: be}? m‘liailigg guise?“ lib. 21.111.12.12? 3?:hwg‘m Wednesdaifi The Mispah Circle of ge y .. if err); date. mm" C13" “d Sunday “as“ at Suu'wr- RU"‘-:H~U fer-1:";
- . 5. Many of the Westport chlom thn birth of a son 0 rs. \ D c “P0 . - ,. 13 noon. Everybody is cordiau- ~. '
3’30" 7'1 i. o .- nilll’i‘s will attend the banquet. Chisholm at the Norwnik hospltllP o'clock. Oflcers will b. elected and Ignrttilhiughter‘s :11” shold ‘- chick- W‘WA- M- E-‘Chllfl‘h‘ welcome. ’ gig“; Avg“- .
Mina Jose liin Dcscesare of L - " ‘ ‘ February 13- MrS- Chl'hflm W" the Committee extends a cordial in- ° 9‘ “PPS" '1 "9 undsy 801100! RHY- W. Henry Lamnr. pastor. The choir Wm moot Mona“ eve, , ‘j ‘ “ . S ‘
innon avenge his recovered 1.2;; Miss Alice '12 Koauus. wsoipori'o formerly Mi“ “"6""! C'mP- vitation to all interested in the new “’2’“ mm 5'3““ ‘ p‘ "'1 “mm ”"m‘ '4" ”‘3‘“— 1013" nine in the basement or the church. io‘im' “' 1'-” "
her recent illness slllnol nursr: left Thursday for Ron. dliua'hli‘l‘ Of Mr. and MFF- 513“!” organisation to attend nu. meeting. i280 p. m. The World Wide Guild a. m. “m preaching W EV’TE’U“ Thursday evening the ladies Will misc“: \ V . .. . .
- i f 'h t“ it “hi the Camp of Brits place. - ‘ . . . will hold n. sewing meeting at the 3m“? C. Klnch 0! “I. First Lpisco- serve a sau rkr t i Lari“ ‘ ' ‘\*"—"* "“‘ ‘ '
o a o on urns or ‘ s. w. icr mo r. . . . The many friends 0! John 11. home of Mrs. Stephen Clilford. 13 pal district. basement oi? tilt?“ h snipir n rihe ments of 11:. A“. .
“UM” ”nigh." Tm" Ammm‘ Mrs. Fri-deficit Runner and The <‘““'“‘““"‘ 9' u" 6"” Costco. Jr..son of Mr. and Mrs. John CRFCCM’TMTMO- ‘12:“ p‘ m" 13”“ €°°m°1 ”Hi 8 p. m. Tickets :rcurcfor :3: 5.3.9 “a” G‘ b— ‘35
hm" Admission OWL—Ad“ rluughlrr. ill-lune. who have been Friendly 800k"! 0‘ Christ church H. Coates. on. Of McKinley street. Thursday lzls P. m. The regular ‘ c?" P They cost 50c apiece. Last year we mt Us)" b . m] 7“ =
s s e . .. \ it k will moot Monday afternoon at the , be tinned to In. home mid-week prayer service. I‘astor in D. m. raheservlco toilowcd by _ “lights. -’ — “
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Czlbere nl “Fa?“b ,‘i‘u' ‘lm' “In or PC? church at Al o'l‘lork. ‘ho h“ en co 3 rt 1 0 charge. Topic. "A Great Privilege revival ”"303 by the evangelist. h“ more guests for our sauerkraut Burns.
so Lexlnsion avenue are ontoriain- ““‘h’ ”'"' """"’ “" ”'°"°“"° “M - ° . u" 9‘“ '°" ‘1‘” "‘ ° "‘ r m “" Forfeited." Luke is- 9-16 7:” r. In. each evening will be “9"" "‘3“ °‘“' ”die“ 00““ serve Kipling. l:._—l.~__. c».:.—:sm
attack of tonsliltis will be pleased ‘ ‘ This year our llilllos M]! be prepared
Grout \Vur.
Jawy‘cnl‘v, “1‘1
New York City. week-end at her , ~ , , , , .
. . ' Mrs. William Trailer has so far “rm“ ML“ Harris attends "“3 improved. a . a You are welcome at all services. erm’Dgtzs-rg‘alzaizetlzoxfend the Lou; W. 3.4» — A :p
——Dn.nce tonight. Town Assembl) rgcovcrcd from the serious operation Danbury 5""0.‘\°,rm2‘ school. ' Mount Zion linguist Church ’ ' ‘ New England Lutheran Pastoral “’3" .. u... , .
hail. Admission Bile—Adv. she )‘pccntly underwent m, to be 1““? Davis a student at the Yale W I’ 862‘“. Ithlfoopler kpastor South Korea? W1 Conference in New Britain. Conn. if:;§;h\1bf::i 1': inc; an:
o o a lime to start for Florida on Mon- ‘ ‘ ‘ ' _ renc 11‘ I. 0'0“ . "a" - ' ’ ' ' ”w ..
'Friends of Mrs. Stephen Suite of do)". Mr. Taylor and Miss (:"Orgi- Law {whack is ”Mimi“; “Eidwilerks Mr. axnn‘n’ former manager of Sundly '0th at 13:30 P- in. F' K.Jacobs, ““01”"- fifimfllwu’ wednnd‘y‘ and Inventor. 1, W cm“ 6‘
Lexington avenue will be pleased to am... Taylor will accompany llor. Em Brag“; ggfignS-mg. ' in. local Atlantic and Pacific store Special sermon to women at a Archibald Merriam. organist and . _ . ’ .‘a‘n L°°E~ 1' *W ‘
hear that she has recovered from . r '3‘ * co on mug-Md avenue nnd family. have O'CIOCK- . director. MWC-hurds Ella". .
her recent illness. Miss L‘dnli Cable and William moved to Putnam. Conn" on account 3- Y- P- U- at G p. m-‘sharp. ““1““ 1" sud-1": Feb- 24. W"! . Nomlk. “mom- J v.-
, ' ‘ ‘ Wukvlnull were married at tho homc of Mr. Magnan's poor health. Preaching at 753‘" 9- m. Wthh Will hero‘ssfollows: - Rev. E. 1‘. McGrogor, Pk. 11-. Pastor. Egrr‘élrmq 5.4;: Paris.
. *Dance tonight. Town Assembly of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Green on ' 0 e 0 1 Close our 10 days revival of signal ill-4"“ m-—-Church school. Morning Worship at 10:30 with lis 1. L1.1:;ln_gn i; . .
" hall. Admission 50c.-—Adv. Cross Ilishww the “V- Clifford Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Richdakn of "we” ‘ s ‘ ° " “3‘7?ch Wm“?- sermon by tile pastor subject: “The c° ”5“... h"
t . . llutcllings officiating. Miss Cable ' Prospect avenue. are the proud PM“ Everybody is welcome to worship 0:223} subject. "n" Souls Gm“ Pillars of the Church." I otDtlie 1100,; 1mm "vr—Butb.
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, a company are reps ring t c g is j ‘ ’ - _ , . . ‘ " ‘ l , ~ You on [12's to i ' :1 -:—-S«:n cilte
I d“ ”m W“h"‘“°“ we“ ””3" ‘\."'w h°”“".’°' n. 1' .- ML“ came The folion'ilil' building-hem: are Mfi- Benedict 0- “tame” '9‘ “‘5 our“ Church n"into p. rim—Community servl Damn-is it :o’cloczetn‘ u the dleG $333.11; I ‘L
,7 which were broken during the past has made lltl' home “1”] Mr. . and u C ercisl roy avenue. visited With her mother: Gregory Boulevard. 8. Norwalk Methodist ce. Thursda i t ‘ ,
. Mrs. Green since childhood. Mr. reprinted from ‘8 0mm 1' S d‘ _ and Congreg‘uonu , y (WEEDS I unlock Garland.
l: week. . W' k0nl'in is the ”on of John q Record: Mrs. George Demerest 0 0011 i Robert B. B. Footc. rector churches oil-operating: Mr. Chemo the" ‘7‘“ be & hummus?! service the Middll 150 .
I ~- ' ° " ‘ l “,glk f ‘ ”' 01110 AVENUE KOQJSE Beach on Monday. / g l-‘eb. :lth Scxsgesima Sunday. berlain will speak. - ‘ for communion. This service will Grcl'. Zens—Cull o: 111‘: C ‘
Henry Subunit of Webster street. “ “m‘m' . , . Gunner Lindfors will crcctahousc " ’ f ' I 10:30 ii. 21!. Morning prayer and 4:09 . m. Sunday afternoon be “flowed by I» meeting of the Ill-loom .l. l‘ —l':'- 5'1”
and James Msruca of Lincoln avs— . . ' ,. at 9 Ohio avenue. lt will be 26:“ John Barton. of lNoroion Heights} sermon. “"1“, “1., in Email-.0 . Meetinf of the Finance Committee d Church council.‘ \1i‘,en 'l.~..._.d-K__3:;s;l.-_ o! '
We. were visitors in New York city “1‘1"?” (310:5 Ergnlgta; bofizcfigfizg feet. of frame construction. with six has been appointed, fire warden for 11:45 a. in. Sunday school. the church. . . . Pe‘qce ’
HUMMER ‘ " ‘ f rooms and bath. All conveniences the Taivn of arien. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and Monday, 3:00 . .-- . - f: ~ 2 ‘ . L“ Sf??-
‘ , , . _ ””m‘gh “"130": “"303!“ f‘n} 1:3“: will be provided. including hot a - - foam“. ‘ the Young Peoplgs golegugf‘tgi Re! Is; in; ul'sml’lflshuR-eao' onfihsl‘én-fC-P‘i L \
; . '5 T0 50 PER CENT. OFF zoo; tom-ma c or 1mm. in . (W vmtcr heat. At the rear of the The Darlen Improvement associa-' Monday 4:00 p. m. G. F. 8. Candi~ Church for the Purpose of selecting Se 3- H o 1-! Iv Hideout ll. )l.—i?~.
'On Jfiwt‘ll’r. silverware and (“11- o L ' ' o o s house Will be bwlt a frame garage, tion will hold a card_pariy in the; dates. 7:30 p. in. Neighborhood 1: may and the assignment of parts. C “Bum,“ 7'" '4' m" 0.: Sahatinl: 1;.——- ‘
m‘ldl is hard to believe, but we are “1”” U Janos “u“ 1 Visual in 12X18 [00L “1th CCTllEI'lt flooring. XVO Royal school ”It. evening f ngh In the bagcnlcnt 0f the Fridsy' 3:00 P. m.__ue°ung of ‘ommunion. 9 8. m.. 5!. Andre“: T'irkingion. 1‘“
dining it every day ‘nd me people Greenwich .lact cvonin~ " contracts have as yet been awarded. 0 o - .ichilrchw—fcllowshjp. music. singing, the Hospitality Committee at the humid! school_ at the Winnipau' Tcrllunr‘ .\.
“I“ come to The muomonphm ~ . v . .3- The total cost wil lie about $7.000- Miss Doris Ballard of Maple ave-i dancing. home or Mrs. E. G. Huntington, No. ”hmlhm‘”: 9-15 '~ m" 5‘ PW” “1,50,. 'n
' Removal Sale so out with 8- Mlss Galloway of Qi'lmtord 'lnll . 7—— ~s nue. entertained over the Week-end Tuesday 8‘90 P- N- St- Agnes 6 Cortlandt “POOL Tl“! ‘3 an im. Sunday school nt the church; 10:3? , . ‘5
‘ .mlc, The reason we want to MI: and Will‘s Theodor lTol’n hill; f {‘DDITIO“ 10‘ as): In“. Ml” Fllth Bearlcs DC New Rochelle. Guild at the rectory; 7:00 p. m. portant meet!“ .0 thfit every memo 8" m'n morn“: buyer. ”1111011. H01} ENJOYED A (;l)( ll) Rib!“
rsdke you romembcr by your pur- 30 .th 1 '. e i p f \i o J' x" Metzlcr h” a.“ at e o aw- ' ° ° l'voi's‘ club at the Church. ‘ . . her is urged to be present. Communion; d p. m, evening prayer SLEIII’
“ W’- “m? ”'0 8“” s 0 . '5- Mn: Bros. the contnct 10* flu?" The Darien Girl Scouts helda mas- Wednesday 4:30 p. m. Confirm..- The prosrsm or music for Sunday “d Confirmation instruction. “1 fish to .3» m: ‘0 ‘
chose to come to our new store,
Sflifleld Hotel building—Adv.
3 3 e s s
31"!“ entertainment committee 0!
HM Ophir chapter. Order of Eastern
3 ust Matthias Post.
Alberta Jennings til. the Church
benefit last evening.
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A d~~lrguiion will go from the Au-
American Le-
tlons to his house at 310 Flax Hill
road. The changes are for an addi-
tion of two rooms. with new plumb-
ing and electrical work.-
quersde party at the home of Miss
Barnbars. Rohrbnck this afternoon
from 2 until 5 p. m.
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Herbert May of Danbury is now
than class at the rectory.
Thursday 2:00 p. m. Meeting of
tile Woman's Guild with‘nrs. Kim.
micln’Osborn avenue.
Friday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal
will be as follows:
Morning:
Organ prelude—Andante in D fiat
............ Lemon‘
Ho waie are Thy
boo-assnoes
Anthem—“O
St. Matthias' Day fallingvon Sun-
dly is transferred. to Monday. The
services will be: ~7:30 a. 111., Holy
Communion: 9 a. on. Morning Pray-
er; 5 p. ml..Evening Prayer
PILLS worked u. ii. on men
couple or hours and tim mm:
the at once. i look u Quill"-
them in the afternoon. west in .
and had a ood nlgllz's deep
“trill hold a dance in Red Men‘s glon. on Tuesday evening to the PLANS FOR STORE Dwellings" B.“ . v "
him: “fest “'nshington street. Mon- Nor-walk armory for target prsc- Eric _Rnclé'el will build a one-story :g‘firlifil:::dfi‘ilrtgtu‘: and P‘Cific at the rectory; . ‘ Offertory Qumt;;6 '13”; eb 1‘? of??? baffles “gait!” chfildzen shLefl: have slept g00d 5:? a St. :
«to mom. Music will be furnished ticc with the Norwalk Legion post buiidlnc at 62 Main street It "i" - . t . ' .' me not" ‘ ' r “ ° ° “3 °" m “'3 ° 9 ° “’ Con Thlel. 118 E. -i ,, , l,
. International Bible Students will be distributed at both the schools Wayne. manta fulfil
;the Monterey orchestra.
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required to pay an income
MWPEyitdsthapredicamentcon-
time. Evensonisoftliose
m at this
class” are finding-it difficult to meet
“miner- grams for this need by de- ’
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p}! amountina.
Thuuaverypractioslplan.
be 15x40 feet. of concrete block con.
struction. arranged for a store. with
plate glass and the usua lsinre front
settings. There will be plumbing
and electrical fixtures required.
The contract for building has been
let to Ernest Schade. It will cost '
about 84,000, tenderly of Darien. are now in De.
- ' land, Florida.
STORE AND APARW'!
. CHANGES.
J. J. Venn has been awarded the
contract tor alterations to a store
building at 1 Benton street for
Samuel Heats. The, changes are for
new partitions, with numerous in-
terior alterations to the apartments
and stores. The remodeling will cost
about 33.000.
Dr. and Mrs. John 0. Perry on-
tertnined several friends at Mah
Jongg at their home on Mansfield
avenue recently.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hatch and family
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Rural Carrier B. H. Remand of
R. F. D. No. .1 attended the annual
convention of Rural Carriers yester.
day. \
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Mrs. William Dibble of West ave.
nus and Mrs.’ Willard Couch of
Springdale visited with. their brother,
William “Wilton of New Rochelle re-
- . ‘ cently. .
CONTRACTth FIRM
The Falrfleid Building Co. have '
entered into the construction field
and have open‘ed-bllices‘tatlu‘ south
Main street. The president or the
company is W. W. Dawson. who has
been connected in various lines of
construction work for the past ten
years. and is well known in Norwallt
ad Fairneld county.
W081! 016' consummate
‘ Marsh Bron. general ovum
are inciting no progress. . in 08°} nt-
log or a two-stewbrlclthfldm at
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
tanner owner of the Review. who
are new in Florida. will returu' so
Dar-ion some tithe in Marc_ h.
hbricators. Inc. Bethlehem. no.
No other contracts have been award-
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Contracts will be III-Ned this
"3 ‘9’ "1° l“lllstl'uction or a three.
m hunts-tenement for the
sslidatod Retail goal Co" at m
. There will be‘sixaparfa
an. museum
con. 7:7
Red Men's Hall. Wash. St.
3-5 p. :11. Regular study. .Lohn 10:
30; 1 Tim. 6: 15. .16; Phil. 2: G will
be considered.
on account of illness of press
correspondent there will be no out-
line of study this week.
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East "Avenue M. E. Ohul‘ch
L. Earl Bhaaner. pastor
Morning worship Blinds. morning
at 10:80. The theme or ’e sermon
will be "The Spirit of Calvary."
Sunday school and Bible at
12. The Bible class will study the
Book of‘Aets.
Junior league at 8_ p. m.
parents could haVe. heard
of the superintendent at the quark
terly conference concerning . the
work of this organization they
would wish to have their children
attend.
Epworth league at 6:10.
is is,‘j’.l‘hc Local Church a ho Cen:
ter." Mrs. T. A. Baler is the lead-
er. ‘ . « ~
Evening worship at 7:30. The
theme of the serlnon will be “The
Peace of Justification." v. ,~ . .
- The Omicron Circle will meet at
the church Monday evening. » .
tiger-e yin be rehearsals for the
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the report
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in E list ........ Mozart
Evening: ' ‘
Organ prelude—J11“ Twilltht
Picture" .4. ........... .. Shelley
onertoryfntheln—"The Radiant
Morn. ............. Woodward
Organ postludO—Allclro noderato
from Mass ll: c ....... Bethoven
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Mrs. Elsie mm
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tople—-"Wu"s.l‘ailurs and us can,“
Sunder ”1106! at 11:30. W
3"“. “Permanent. Juniors .3
350°? Lam Workup “jug-
lorries. at 1:80.
or
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work of the New flood of
25:30:17. our school of the East lo-
live speaker. '3' . sand he“ .
Ladies or die Mission t
meet on Wednesday “a“;my Will
"here
tomorrow. The offering through
these boxes each Easter has steadily
increased. Last year the increase
was very close to so per cent.
The services at St. Paul's church
are for all who will.‘ attend them.
stream and Visitors in town are
especially invited to attend. Chil-
dren may loin either 0: the two sun-
day schools on any Sunday.
The church is open all day every
day in the year-tor rest, prayer and
meditation. . '
simple talus about the belief of
the church are being given at the
Sunday afternoon services in prora-
ration tol- Confirmation,
light in Darkness
“Paw What is a dark recess?"
"Christmas vacation in an Eskimo
collard my tom"
"Do they celebrate b ' iving a
Snore Ban, Paw?” ' y g
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You don’t harbour lonesome it is
M‘bhtyesl do. i that's
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