asking divorce
Spoor ot Bumtord.
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" - or. alleged.
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It. dllrs. X. Garfield oi
‘ ‘0 in at her home.
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.vhitor in Sinmioril last night.
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)Cbh‘Tiifly.
0
lord" com pan)".
0
«urge pea coal.
Andrew Check of
tune visited in Smmtord.
a”.
.-
at
o
Sltpht'n Thomnq (If
Mole works.
for her health.
marrow.
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-—Buy Your V‘ictrox; on our Club
Pinni— k nbout it at Donuelly‘s.
Methodist 12 piscopal Lliuuli lIy
elation. “ill begin at ..:1> llils
scrncon.
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‘ v.
* :1... ”mp. mum—Au.
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Hr. nnd Mrs. John Rec of Port
Chester were the guests or Mrs. wu-
momma who is visiting with
Lowe
—bohigh coal. Harris 5 Guns.
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ii
(I
M o: Non-1n had and
in the Superior Court at
iron:
The
you hurried September 4.
Intolerable cruelty and de-
Ppnk Leslito at Stamford “as a
Visitor in Springoood last (netting.
‘- m- Ithsl Yanzy oi Bell avenue
Blink Gsrflcld or lotve stint “as
‘Mh Lfl‘ins of Bridgeport \ls-l
it“ Jerry Slfrflnrk or the Electric
llarris it; Guns,
I.(‘.\iliglnn
Thur-.4-
l.nur.1 strent
Ml taken a purifien “liil the (ial'UU‘
.
0
Miss Evelyn Gainer who has been
Dpcnding several months in i'iill‘llill
is r-xpret-d home to-
Tln District Institute for Sunday-
school \Vorkers. to ho conducted to-
doy nnd tomorrow in the Vorwali;
l0
Flirneld county Sunday- school a550-
{c
At. the regular mowing oi I’vdllllt‘r
Council. Sons and Daughters of Lib-
arty, held on Thursday ('\‘('nillK. ill"
rsngoments were cmuplrted {or the
holding or an ex-councilor and roll
all night on March :7.
supper" will be served
meeting. Plans “are also
{or the observing of the
var-try ot the council on April
Homrd Richards “as
4
mlttee. The re ‘4 ill .1 meeting u: this:
. comfnilttu 1115‘ r liar; iiiI-Igtizic: il' \l
, week.
__’ s o t
.- —Bsst coal. Harris 6.: Caps.
’ ' a o o
" Mr. Ind Mrs. Charles 1.. Hill :iuI'i‘
5 son, Leslie ol‘ DI troll, .‘ll‘l‘ r- :is:- r. -l
i at the Royal Jurms inn. 'l‘liI y low
”I also visited pith Mr. llill's .‘lrilt‘l‘.
Mr. and Mrs.
nl1.'1'hursday for California
they are to Illiii." thur home».
and Cuba. .‘iY’F. .ilzll
Mist Ernestine U'lu'iii‘-., Ii l igl: in
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie (”mini le 0:
“(l :“liii‘
fornia. formerlv o.’ Sui'li New... 21-.
‘fl C 0 it
‘2 ——Grand opening of TH! _~
and Pride of L'n'XlS " lust.
Saturday night. iiItl
\Vest “'ashiugtuu strut.
Wster street was sold to l‘.
'tord gt a. public 141]“,
'I'.
price paid {or the Mn l illl'i lImiIllI'
was $16,300. Tho
I, a foreclosure il-,'lfill
brought by the l"I»oplI-'.4
my. It. is said that Mr. F:
interested in tllr» nrlnu’ueluro
nutomobtle parts and v. ill Ht‘illrI
pint-it for that purpose.
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“'nrd Prendtrznst of
.nvsnus is confined to ill.“ iiI
the grippe.
u Hui" “.134 in 5':
5.4‘
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C
4h. new (”harder Sit; l'l imv
(Ii-pity at. \Vlieehr l‘; (.‘lnrlx'r
Mun st root—Adv.
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street. are, spending iiil'
tion at their homes.
dents at (“arson
'- Droomneld. 1'".
1::
\
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Mill Belle E. Raymond
'cht avenue is spimlmg tliI nee
end with Miss (irate l'I numgtuu
" New Rochelle.
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Ward “hippie of West
visiting over the Week-end
Stevens of Mount Vernon.
.\'. Y.
Adispisy at \Vhr'clor
, Main strcct.-—2\Il\.
R; Clark’s.
Second district Will
in Odd Fellows' hall in South Mn
street, Thursday melting.
1
'Misl Elizabeth 112l! of 1‘; Ann .‘2l'Lt'1.
Hill and son euvact lu
\vlzcrl-
'l'iu‘y
will lull by “my of Panama. <’:i' l
:2}
1.}
Sprinz‘iill
“1".)
It's
Willism llet‘nnilng of North a\l';<
nus. Ind Charles Daniels of l‘rniirw';
t'r‘it‘l‘ vnr'u-
Roth and “His
Long ilik‘it’llii‘.
or Pros-
l:
Iii
:tvI min, is
I'Irnt‘st
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-Th0 now Chrysler Six is now on
97
The Men's Tlepnlwlirnn club of th-
Imlvi u. Smoker
in
31:! rl‘h 2 7.
A "surprlsv
after iiH‘
discuss-«l
lSlll iillili-‘
i".
zlrvpt-inh Ii
chairman of the rlliFr‘lJillllll‘lil ('Ulll-
if! z" lath es in New York city.
> ”Ail.
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Th. Ford 'l'mrliniclil luboru'ery it.
Srin-
'l‘lll‘5'Iln:.'. 'i'lm
l REDDlNG
’l'i-
l-Ir siIaI
'l‘l"l."t com»
210“} 1:
: City Brief {lid ‘Pi-sonalvMetifion‘
theatre on May 5. unexpected
will also sttend.
FWMETNUMWUX“
:1 largo crowd 0! men at the East
Avenue Methodist church last night.
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Under *tll'o auspiccs‘ot tho East
Norwulk Improvement mention a
card party “as given at Community
Hull yesterday afternoon. 'l‘iwre
u. ere twenty tables. There Wu also
a. prize tor each table. Under the
supervision or Mrs. Ernest. Reynolds
who was chairman of the committee
in charge. a booth was erected in
which were placed the prizes. The
rrd and green crepe paper and l
prm-s were wrapped up in papers
the. same colors.
tin:
5“.l\l€‘“‘ avenue.
0
Mr. and Mrs. \Valter
liust avenue have as their guest. Mr.
ut‘ l‘ussaic, N. J.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brennan mo-
tored to Bridgeport Thursday eve-
,ninr: \\ hen: tliI-y attended a perform-
0
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The Girls! Friendly society of the
(‘lirist church vvill meet in the
church Monday afternoon at 4 p. m
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Mrs. Harriett \\'00d of Osborn
avenue was hostess to the members
of tho. “'omati's Guild at her home
’i‘liursduy afternoon.
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O.
The in’ltilfi's' Aid Society of the
[last .\\I nue Methodist. church will
.wrve a supper at the church \Ved-
livsIluy night. In addition to the
supper lilf‘le' will he tables of fancy
Earth i- 5 anti culld)‘.
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0
Stanley Joaelovslty or Seaview ave-
min. is spending the week-end “lth
l referrer llruliun of Chicago xvili
dr.‘ not the sermon at the morning
_~.. \ L-(I s .:t the Lust Av cnu-- ‘l‘ctho-
I .th l 322mb toniorluu
I .P 0
\ir and Mrs Russell Broadway of
as: avenue _“ere recent visitors in
For!
i
it'lzll.
.\n ill: :~ 1. I,‘ IIl lettulc on "llow the
flzurtll rs Changing Conditions in
d‘uil'i‘hl.” was given at the Christ
I l .lll'L‘il list night in connection “ilil
I"
lliI-
Hill;
ml or Lenten services. These
.ltI Il returns “ill be given on
li2Il y I quings during Lent. In the
.‘lfT'l own muciul services are held
'0l tlic thiidltn.
l: l-.‘ lIiII.\(:. March 22 —\\ord “as
iI-iIiwd 'iimrsday oi‘ the death of
lie llll. .‘i '1 ollm... a tormer resident
(II l IIl ling. Miss Collins was born
"LI! l
Irougllt up in Poverty Hollow,
nIIw known as Pleasant valley. She
l'filli ii tor for about 30 )oars
untilr :l2I- In 2th or her parents. when
:I: Hi ii is” d a. house and removed
lIti -.Il She later glue up this
and \vI-nt to inc “th her
“I xitrus in Lyons Plains. She has
lull in very poor health for the
r w ymrs, and died at the home
it)
inn“.
;-rl:_~t
H . .. ‘ ‘ A pu'reaut is being arrangrd b'
“MI, 3.11141 :::“th:“::§‘ 3:03;“;131": RCV. crl’llord w. llutchings to b:
h'lu- is suivncd by four nephews. given by u“; Suugotuek Congrega-
_;,,s..x,h ] oulnnd, of Ridgcneld' lionlil church in the Y. M. C. A.
”In“. “ow‘nd or \ailcy l'orge auditorium on. home: Sunday.
and \\'ill and Charles
1.0m, l'.luins Intermcnfzfiiffil E: Iloword Allen. recently appointed
cl Al; ll‘\ '5 c- meter) in Bcthel. "km; ”055' diN‘ClOI‘ at ”10 Y. M. C-
. l . as taken up his local duties.
Mrs Raymond Cunningham or . . .3
Huttfnrd is visiting at the home of The wesmm't cum!” Club's “an”
\li.4s Jul“ II ‘Sanforrl. was upheld Monday in the amateur
. 0 golf championship tournament at
Miss Cicero. Burr returned to Belle Air, Flu” when llobcrt A.
Bridgeport 'l‘liursday after visiting htranahan of this town defeated
livr parents,
ll. Burr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
In the absence of a minister at
(' lirist church on Sunday, the ser-
\ilih will be conducted by “’illiatn
L‘. sinful-.d at 10: 30 o'.cloek Mass
at Si. 1' ntriek's church on Sunday
“i” be at 9 o‘clock.
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Chris.
I. McCollnm. or Winnnpeg.
Isnyotourmon
HOW MUCH D0 WOMEN SPEND 7
0|. suthorlty estimates that thi woman or this conn-
Whatybuhmdonmsyminmmw
msuoddcsuoprotoctthshm.
“Milton. Won-no! ”may
WWW: Weinvitsymsesom.
our abandon women
(1 do vomit. We're
”like.
Governor sad Hrs. Templeton or.
expected to be guests It the opening
or the Eiks’ minstrel «it the Poison
that members at the governor’ s out!
Recreation night was enjoyed by
booth “as attractively trimmed with
c
it
The prizes were
placed in a “grab bag" and the Win-
iudmbuu Slate Normal school is
mending the week at her home on
Taylor of
Taylor's mother. Mrs. Oliver Waters
mitotic. mom, aim-m
home or his brother. Hug
Conan. . . ..
A. astigma- was born Bonds) 1
Mr.
nodding Center.
.
dsy for the spring vacation.
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Miss Helen irony or “Sunse
secretary in‘h. woman‘s club,
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Mr. and Mrs. 11.
moving from the 1'. it.
house to Stamford where Mr. Black
man has taken a. position.
:- ‘o‘ o
J. B. Sanford spent Tuesday
New York city. ’
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Probably a. vgry serious nocidcn
when itobcrt L. Chamberlain. o
overhead were
would ha\c
basement.
Mrs. George
tordtown. a. section
celebrated her
day on Sunday.
of
ninety-sixth
an invalid confined to
:lneI- at one of the theatres. She has outlived her two children.
‘ ' ’ Mrs. Frederick A. Judd. who died
The regular weekly meeting of in Bedding several yenrs ago. and
Troop No. 0, Boy Scouts of America, a. son. lI‘. Judd. who died in South
“ill be, held tonight. Norwalk. Mrs. Sanford is living with
her son-Iin-law Frederick A.
St. at his attractive
t'ordtown.
Judd.
home in Sam
0 0
Albert \Villlums, who was kicked
by a cow several weeks ago. as a. re.
sult of which he contracted pleuro-
pneumonia. has sufl‘ercd another rc-
lopse, and is in a. serious condition
in tho Dunbury hospital. Mr. ‘.\'il-
llama was about to leave the insti—
tution yesterday when he grew
worse. \
l_ WESTPOR’F
,7 liotariulis
A delegation of lot-:11
went to Miliord Thursday night to
take part in the exercises attend-
ing the launching of the new Rotary
club in that town. The newly form—
ed \\'e:~'tport club will hold its char-
:cr night next \Vetlnesdny night at
O
6:21” o'clock in the \Vestport Culllh
try club, “hen a bi}; celebration
will take place. Those who 'sent. to
Millard last. night included Presi-
dent. Anson liubbell and Leo “ll-
liams.
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Mrs. P. ll. like is entertaining
her mother zit-m l‘ l: iid'iciphiil.
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Mrs. Richard Taylor is coniined
to her home on LillCoill avenue with
illness-
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Mrs. C. J. lv‘ruucc. of .‘ilyrife nu:-
nue .is entertaining lzer nephew :rom
Baltimore.
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A new home is being built . at
Orcnoko for Mr. and Mrs. Edward
it. You CatstlI berg. The
oil] cost about $20,000.
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Prosecuting Attorney Edward B.
Bradley will soon establish his pm-
ces in the new bunk building which
is rapidly nearing completion.
0
structure.
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Miss Eloise Thomas will be the
hostess at tho Saturduy £03. at the
ledtord house and “ill be assisted
by Mugs Alice liuuber. Miss Marion
McCutdieou, Miss Patricia MacDon-
ull and Mir 3 Harriet Thomas.
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former Senator Newberry or the De-
troit Country club by 6 to 6.
It became known today that Sam-
uel Shhpiro. a. waiter. 27 reaf- old.
or New York city, committed suicide
at. the \Vestport. sanitarium Sunday
morning about the o‘clock by tying
a. woolen scar: around his neck and
hitching it to the bed post. Beto e
discovered by the nurse in charge
had strangled to death.
Shapiro. according to Dr. Roland.
or the sanitarium, was committed
two days before. a. mentally derang-
ed case. Coroner John J. Photon
hold I. closed inquest at. the sani-
tsrium early in the week and gave
suicide as the verdict.
-—_._..___.___
At a. meeting or the Common
Council here last night. Charles L‘.
Butler. 0! 33 Stevens street, was
named city auditor to succeed
George H. Stott. who resigned to
take up his residence in New York
city.
2.
It the
C. Mc-
u'ld Mrs. Herman Smith or
The Sutton! school closed yester.
Hill.“ has gone to New York city
where she has accepted a position as
Blackman are
Bradley
in
was prevented on Tuesday morning
Lonctown, \vcnt into the cbw stable
of his burn and saw that the bczuns
broken and that the
{ulltn ti0\\l| on 40 il('ild
of cattle which. \Vclc housed in the
A. Sanford of San-
lteddlng.
birth-
Mrs. Sanford has
been a life resident of Bedding and
[or many years has been greatly in-
terested in town and church afloirs.
For the past two or three years she
has been in poor health and is now
her room.
l
o Duisn' s budget for 1924 was con-
sidered by the Town Bond of Fin-
ance st 3 meeting at the Town Hall
in. Dos-ten last night. No figures on
the budget were announced as fur-
ther estimates are (led on several
items be!” the a ‘ m: is definitely
settled. .
The town selectmon presented fig-
ures on several items to be included
in the budget. Questions 3‘3 to sev—
eml ot the amounts asked in the
school appropriation “ere answered
by the. School Board members who
attended the session. Definite
amounts needed for school repairs
and heating will be prcsmted at
other meetings at which the budget
is to be decided upon.
It was decided that repairs will
be needed on two 0! the town's tire
engines and estimates oi: the cost
will be presented.
Dr. A. N. Phillips of Hotel he‘l—
mom. New York. ll member of the
t
t
l'
. .. . . . 2. ' _ . . -‘ F'nn :1 heart. is visllin at
n. r5 -erthd for thcnl- This In lioor was tlullgcrously‘ sagging. giltzlmitunlw “((y‘f M’nvbr Phillips}; of
llQ\.li|Hll in tilt: dlSiribUUOn of the '1‘“'Cl\'° [Una of lime ‘VhiCil \\'U$ \‘f'unfortl “ I’
il'ilpiliIH proved very interesting. stored on the “mm iloor proved to ' ' ' . . .
‘1'“ -"-"~"""“”‘°" ‘3 WNW“ ‘° 5"” be too swat 41‘ burden "0" “I" Miss Betty LllcilnC|ii \lfiltcd re-
;iiiotliI. r can! puriy on the evening 0‘! beams 01‘ the old structure. \Vilh the centh with ML” Gmcu Show or
' “pr“ 14' . . . ' ““1 of “"0 or 51“ men the building Sound Beach. and attended the play
i i“? 3,9?!" izicfimillupilflml th‘ilfloordni‘ entitled "Daddy Lung Legs." which
i Mi 4 t 'zliirlottc .lglrv.is a. student at n orce . a u‘ 001' CO upse t ““13 1'11““ i" ”W GrC‘m‘H‘h high
school. Miss Show played it pruni—
lncnt part in the play.
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Mrs. \Villium Dcvcrill of the Post
road. Durien, and Mrs. ‘i‘. (J. MI:-
Kclldry spent Thursday Willi relu-
lives in New Cannon.
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The ladies of the Harlem Metho-
dist church served at liot.luneh to
about sixty persons Thursday noon.
The next luncheon will be given
Thursday, April 3. These luncheon:
looktd iuruard to, and uppltciulcd
b3 iuuuy peopll in thc (mm.
C . I
Mr. and Mrs. liermun ’l‘llolc and
too cillidl‘fll. ltuger and Gladys. of
East Nurtvulk, \isitetl at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan :4. F’inch. oi
Academy street. imrien, on Wed-
nesdoy.
0
Miss Jennie Dugdule of the Post
road. Norotou. has purchased a new
live passenger lluiek touring cur.
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Albert. lliesclike or Coliundcr's
l‘oint. Nurotou, lilis purclzast‘d a. new
Gardner car.
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'1110\A orutcn no) SI. outs. 'erUp 1
hI ld u. t ikl. :. MI in Miss Jenni. lvug
dal~"s stoic, Suxuiun, lillfi ulter-
noon.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Gmt, of
Maple uxt‘nue, Duricn, I-ntertuinc-i
4 number or i'rimnls at their home
On 'l‘utmduy evening. Bunting and
singing “its engined utter which
dainty refreshments \vero served in
the many guests. Among those
present. were: Miss Jeanette Miller,
Mrs. Nichols, Miss Mar Riley. Miss
Anni; Spellmun, Miss . urgut‘et Ale
Linger. Miss Lliuru Allinget‘, Mrs.
Hendricks ,Mrs. White. Oi Stamford.
Mrc. Chris Utlmcr. Miss Ruth Ott-
mcr. Miss Bessie Freeman oi Dul-
ion.
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A. “Ellis of Norman aun-
I‘
1
Mrs. C.
llll',‘. Notutou liI reins. spent ‘i‘uc:ll;i;.
With her Iliuiilki‘. 2212's. Luther L?
Ridge. of Bellini.
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Mrs. Charles lilcin of Lol’ioy any.
nue, .lJurien, “as a visitor in Sen}
Yuri; on Friday.
i
The members of
meniiig club, were entertained at:
the home of Mrs. \\'illium DL‘\ul‘ill
of the Post lloud. Llaricu, this talc-it.
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llzc ’l'lmrsdm
Mrs. “’illimn l‘ulrlumks of Old:
King‘s Iiigh“il)‘ is serious}; ill all
her home.
3 C I
The Missionary Association at tho
Noroton Presbyterian cliutth held a
meeting in the chapel, Tuesday ul-
tcrnuun. Alter the business was
over. Miss Petrio delivered a \r~ry
interesting tulk on .l’crsizl. Miss
l’ctrl’e showed the costumes of 10:-
Hill. and suexal interesting .curios
l‘ulltshmeuts were served after Lhu
udI dress. ‘
O
Miss \\'. 1'. Lynch oi Linden are-
hue, Noroton Heights. entertained
several friends at her home 'L‘uesduy
afternoon. Among the guests were:
Mrs. Louis E.i~;‘1rk, Hrs. GusIBrunI
nor, Mrs. L'. G. L‘vans. and IMiss
Grace Forbes of New York.
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Mrs. George Demurest of Sound
Beach visited with her daughter.
Mrs. Benedict O. Lilchlleld. of Le-
ltoy avenue. Dvrien, Sunday.
Judge Nowell Jennings in the Su-
perior court here-has granted 0. de-
cree of divorce to Mrs. Catherine
Englehardt. from Christian L‘ngel—
hardt, or parts unknown. The ac-
tion was uncontested. Mrs. Engel-
hnrdt is given the custody or a
minor child. The couple \Vcrc mur-
ricd June 19. 1013). and the man
deserted her June 19.1910.
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An engine blowing yesterday do-
laysd for over an hour the noon
train on the Donbury division of
the New. Haven road. The accident
occurred near Topstone. on a. single
track. which was blocked until ah-
other engine could be despotclted
to remove the trouble.
mils-BUDGET
have become very popular and un-'
liurttord will address the meeting.
Advisory Board at the Parsonage at
eight o'clock Tuesday evening.
Women’s Association will
all— day quilting party at the home at
W cdnesday .
at. the home of Mrs. Ernest Hop-
kins, 11 Crescent Terrace. Wednes-
day evening at 7:30.
his will be held Thursday evening at
7:45,
latrines: meeting (or the considera-
tion and adoption of a. revised eon.
siltution.
school 11:30. Singing by Junior
. choir. Thomas Henderson. comet—
‘L “ANBUR! ist. Sermon subject. "Our Earthly?
M ission ."
Singing by senior choir.
Subject,
diction.
Ladies’ Aid Society ~will
hcicken supper.
with pastor.
or- and visitors are mods welcome
mums church.
at, Sunday school is held at H s.
as.
meeting is held at 8 o”ciock. To
both at these services the public is
invited.
' needing mom Ben! Jones Inn.
. ‘ Open not days (holiday axe-gun)
‘ trons 18 to 5. Mum
1,
dl’” GVW m l 3!! in
we.“ 1..
, “mam Bible Studento
Red Men s Hall, Wash. so, 3 s p‘.‘ In.
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk
Robert B. B. Foote. Rector
Third Sundsy in Lent.
8 a. in. Holy Communion.
10:30 a. m. Confirmation and ser-
mon by the Rt. Rev. Chsuncey B.
Brewster. DJ).
7: 30 p. m. vening prayer ind sor-
mon by the Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis.
Monday 4 p. m. G. 1". S. Candi-
] l
dg'flcjcsduy 7 p. m. Jr. Boys' club.
8 p. m. St. Agnes‘ Guild with. Mrs.
Harry i-‘urring ion. 33 Osborn ave-
.. .
nu“ educsdoy 4: 30 p.. m. Confirma-
tion class at the rectory.
Thursday 2 p. m. Meeting of the
Vi om :‘lns Guild. 7:30 p. m. Knights
of King Arthur.
irrid 13: .30 p. m. Children's ser-
vice “i111 pictures. 7: 45 p. in. Even-
ing sIrvici: and illlfstm‘ted lecture,
"Wind. the Unite-d Thank“ Ofleriug
is Doing at Home. " 9 p. Choir
relieureulfi
‘ D .
VMuunt Zion linptist. Church
3:; Franklin SL. So. Norwnik
Preaching at. 11 o'clock. a. in.
Sunday schooT at 12:30.
Spinal meeting of the Young
1" t' upll' :4 Society at 3 o 'clock. with s.
=lwit program. preceding the the in-
sluiuiiull of the officers: Stanley
Morton. president: Miss Gracu Mul-
len, secretary. Solos, rccllalious.
instrumuital selections. etc.
1 reaching at" :30 p. Iii.
l‘r il)"‘l meeting “’edncsuay ~evo-
niug 7:59.
'l’liursduy evening. Sewing Circle,
enlm'tuiumeut at the home or Mrs.
Mullen. :0 Water street.
Strangers are \Velcotue.
Choir rchersal Friday evening.
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So. Nuruzllk Congregational Church
l-'. ll. Jacobs, Minister
Archibald Merriam. Orgmjst
and Director
0:45 0.. m.—~Church school.
10:43 a. m. Public worship. Scr-
ifioii Sulueet. "Education {or Democ-
racy."
0:30 p. m.-——Young People‘s meet-
mg.
7:30 p. m.-——-Community service.
speaker, ltcv. l'aul \‘ietli, of New
Haven.
\lenuzduy—S p. m.-—-Mccting of
the l‘mlI ivor Circle at the home of
Mrs. lit-d ll. "l-lyuu, 1‘J Everslcy
uveliux». ’
3 p.
gutiomtl
church.
6:30 p. tn. church supper and
Lullcu SI nice. Rov. Mallory will
be lizu speaker for the evening.
7:43 p. m.-—Mectihg or the Teach-
ers' ’l‘raming Class.
' Friday—3 p. m.-—Moeting of the
lior‘llllililly Conmilttce at the home
of Mrs. liltrry \\'ut‘dcll. 63 Bayvicw
ol‘tn‘dL-
'llic ploglum 1‘ music 101' Sundus
“ill be as iollowzs
flouting—wurgan
-—-Lorct.
.\ttiln~ln—-—“.\ly Song Shall
3iI‘rry—H‘lilliilstyn. '
Ul‘fcrluw Solo tsepruno)-—“'i‘i2c
l.l.ing God' "—U lluru.
Organ l‘oslulude in F—Mrs.
le’ihson Hull—Gunman“.
Livexiiugutlrgan prelude—Religio-
Sta-«Liliant'l‘lllul‘lll.
Ui‘lcrtory Anthem—“Peace I lean;
\-E.it l vow—lichen:
Organ l’ostludc in C—Cappelcn.
South Nos-“elk Baptist Churdl
Rev. Lester T. Mallory, Pastor
llllllo School at 10 a. b.
Morning \Vursllip at. 11 a. m.
_.-.et, “The Soul‘s Cry for God."
A: 5 o'clock the Juniors (viii nice-2
for the purpose of organizing 8. Jun
tor Society. '
Senior ( ltrlstian Endeavor met-t -
lug at, 6:45. Mr. Herbert Hicks n2
tux—Meeting or the Congre-
Clioral Society at the
prelude—pray 1'
bl: (
.c
.‘l.
Sub»
Evening \Vorship at 7:30. Till;
will be a. Baptismal Service.
There “in be a. meeting of tin.
The Sewing Committee of the
hold on
Mrs. l\lorao.1iitl South Main street.
The World Wide Guild will rice:
The regular weekly prayer meet-
ond will be followed by a
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Grace Baptist. Church.
Corner Butler and Quincy Streets
itev. Doctor C. Thomas. Pastor.
Sunday services. 10 a. to. Sunday
5:30 B. Y. 'P. U. meeting. anal-p s.
. Sermon
“Lost -. Opportunity." Bent:-
Thursday from 6 to 9 p. m. Tilt“:
serve a
Friday 8 v. m. Deacons meet
Choir practice. Strong-
0 a
First Church or Mt Scientist.
: 57 West Avenue;
neguur Sundsy service st. 11 s
Subject. "Hnttir. "
-Wednesday evening testimony
" absooo3ansus'
minds. Pawnee in c ....
nice in the Congrega-
31:31:21ch The Rev. Mr. Vieth
will speak on "Facing the Task”
A. cordial welcome to all to st-
tend church tend worship.
lst Baptist Church Divine Healing
Detht Tainan Von Daren minister
Morning cc at 10' 80. Subject
or sermon: " I Am. " a
Prayer meeting Thursday night at
7: 30.
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Knight. SW A. M. 13. Church
Vltev. W. Henry Lamar, Paistor
Sunday services:
11 a. m. Morning service. Sermon
by pastor.
12:30 9. m. Sunday school. We are
now preparing our Easter ptogmn.
Please attend the Sunday school ses-
Sions.
3:30 p. at. All are invited to at—
tend the last quarterly conference in
Slammed.
7:45 p. m. Evening service. Scr-
'mon by pastor.
W'cckly services:
Tuesday evening.- Class meeting.
All members or our church should
attend the class meetings regularly.
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lat Congregational Church, Nomslk
Rev. 12.1". McGregor. l'll.D.. Pastor
'Mornin'g womhip at. 10:30 with
address'cu "Religious Education.”
by llcv. George ltcid Andrews 01‘
New" York city.
Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
The Young People‘s meeting will
be omitted tomorrow night. in order
that they may attend the Institute
at the Methodist church at 7. '.30
’lhursday. Mid- neck senice at 8
m.
The music for'Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk,
’
p.
soprano; Mrs. Edna. May Sclleck.
pianist; Miss Mechelle Austin, vio-
linist. V
Prelude. Misercre, Ethelbcrt Nevin
Violin and Piano
Sacterjentcns
0
80111133.
Svendscn
OiIertory,
(Melody) ..........
Miss Anstln
Soprano Solo, I Sought the Lord
. . . . . Frederick Stevenson
Mrs. Newklrk
l’ost Ludium . . . . . . 'Gusiave Mcrkcl
Mrs. Selleek
.o.-...
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Swedish Congregational Church
East. Kat-walk
Rev. H. Granstrom. Pastor.
66 Van Zandt St.
Sunday services for March 23:
11:45 a. 11).. subject: "The Strong
One and the Strongest."
7:00 p. mi, subject: "Faith—Jl‘he
Only \Vay to Salvation."
12:00 noon, Sunday school.
Evening worship ‘1: 80. Communlr
services but! nil-K, thi- Smithy.
Thur-my. 8 p. m.. prayer meeting.
All Soundinavlsni (to welcome.
This is your church.
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Peon, 's Evangelical Lutheran
Chanel;
Cedu' 8t. nest-‘West Ave.
Rev. E. C. chzel. Pastor.
Third Sunday In Lent: German
service at 10 a: In. English service
at 11 a. 111. Bible alas: and Sunday
school at 12 noon. Everybody is
cordially welcome.
St.
meat of the church Monday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The society or young married peo-
ple will meet Wednesday evening at
8 o‘clock in the basement of the
church. All young married people
or the congregation are cordially
welcome.
Advent. Christian Church
Van Zant and Harvey Sts.
. F. L. Piper. Pastor: Elsie Pat-
rick, Organist.
Morning worship at 10:30.
Oscar A. Phelps, president of the
Connecticut Sunday School Associa-
tion'. will be the speaker. giving on
address on "Precept and Example."
Juniors at. 3 o'clock. Loyal Work-
ers at 6:15.
There will be no service at. 7:30,
our congregation joining in the union
service at the East Norwaik M. L‘.
church.
Ladics' Mission skvico Wednesday
at 1 0' clock. Prayer and praise ser-
vice Thursday evening at 7: 45.
___________
l MWKYTUN ]
Mr. and Mrs. John Plander of
Crockett street entertained at their
home last evening. sev eral friends.
in honor of the birthday or their
cousin, Mrs. Millie Moore. who is
visiting in RowaYton. A social eve-
plug or music. danclng and games
was enjoyed by the hosts and their
guests. Refreshments were also
served. Among‘ the guests erre
Miss Ruth Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Maidengcr and daughter. Ernestine.
of 'l‘arrytown: Mrs. E. E. Shine and
daughter, Audrey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Barley and son, Hector. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray L'Hommedieu and
Mrs. Elmore Case of 3011.21": and
Mrs. Caroline Petty. Miss erie Pet—
ty, Mr. and Mrs. George Cudlipp.
Mr. and Mrs. John Plander. Misc
Charlotte Miner. Mrs. D. E. L'Hom-
medleu of Rowayton.
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Rex
12:45 11. m.. children's sermon sub-
ject: "Possibilities."
A subscription dance will be given
Tueudsy. s p. m. choir robs-nu.
The chair will meet in the base-'
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L,
68
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IsCX.
Sch icL
follows:
Mormu
The sub;
morning
meet in 'L
Baguio.
o'clock.
pastor, a
vices.
The C0
ning.
Th e La
home on
day.
At, the
evening.
Friends
Highland
hear that
$0.
DRESSES
Rowaytou lie I; 1
tore-y only,
sic.
. . .
Miss Cart: I'. . .
nue will 5“, :2 j =-.. I.“
odist L‘pltLL-i .‘2 L“ 3‘,"
tomorluw
\ 1L." us:
Sunday
Out of Out
The Young l-
"Thc Bible» in 2.2, ,. ,.
be the first. in u 2. '
the Bible. \vhr .
meet at [‘21:
with Mrs. lia ‘
Miss t;.;:
be the speaker.
The choir v.22;
on Friday nigh
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