‘Bneits and Pers
onal
/..
hon
. v 1. fig.‘ ...
our penny ,Easter Cards
‘flfi'.’ ' '
J'» p . . 2.
“t h
“tum—cl.
, - . bunnies}.
' Dhanelly'n—Adv.
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“on business.
' o o c 1
showing of spur: and
_Jocl Hat. 8 hop. 2-!
- St., S. Norwatk.-—Adv.
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inning company was in
-ay on business.
.
Dnnce awn,
, -deaturday night—Adv.
.
v
ill-titre club are urged to
7 the Antericnnization
‘.
...I. o o o ‘ ‘
-, of cost reduced. Burris a:
‘0 s s -
w the must 'prominent pump
from‘this section puriicyed
.mnusl meeting «if. the
' at the ll'otel Astor.
l I I
i ,
P?"-.f
it at Donneliy's.
Ask about
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in honor or
sy afk‘rnoon.
1'. Mrs. Kingstonr and sun.
-iner and )Iists Ililnm. Anderson
Those pros-“Ht
. Bridgeport. Mrs. it. Olson and
' V lighter. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Jur—
mind son, Mrs. 1.. ‘Smilh and
Miller, t'harlottv, Mary and )lil-
fired; Mrs. R. D. \Yatcrs and -.iau;h-
{ien-Florence. Mrs. C. laircncc and
'son. Mrs. J. Anderson. and Howard
‘ Anderson and loianti Andcrson.
Mrs. A. F. Johnson and daughter.
Jednotle: Miss l-Zthel liose and Her-
In. Rose and Mrs. \\'illiam Rose all
,cnjoSCd a \ery pleasant aiif‘rnoon.
.._' Rose received many prcscnts.
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—-Auto springs, Tilly's.——Adv.
. . .
Miss Emma Blast-ouch of Spring
Hill avenue rcsumrd her duties Will;
he Metropolitan Life Insurance
company in South Main slit'fl. fol-
lowing :1 few tiuys‘ fitness.
.
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and gar-
2393-2.
Adv.
V—Fertilizer for la“us
lens. Alfred Broun. Phone
, . I .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sills and sons
lfred 11".. and \Vxllinm of Oran}.
Raw Jersey. guests over ill"
» eek-end with Mr. and Airs. Janus
wallet! of “’cstport avenue.
.Rlchard G. 'l‘imnmns of New Toll.
313"“ spendin: the “PP ‘ end \vitii
411i! parents. Mr. and Mr. George
”Home of tho liilltop inn.
‘ a
, _. 8 0
$1005 of coal reduced, Harris A
H!“
O n
0
mt: Jay Josmn t-f fielder: .':\f‘l‘.‘.l"
”(filing the v. ‘1': fuel “'llll
ends in ND“ Yv-rk Cry.
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—- Dance :1“:l_\' liu‘ blues" a:
banlcéland Saturday i::;;ltt.——.-\dv.
' J o
_ < C .
..mee Mayra Ross
KMQ were visitors in New
’63:? Thursday.
Y 0 rl.
9
: -—Sheep manure and agricultural
1% for lawns at _\‘:frcd Brogn's.
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. Mia Kathryn Atchis-‘ui is recuper-
IE5 at her home in Grant six-(wt
51! being contixp i1 “uh :1 s-w-rt-
4-2
~ , O U n O
1 I
,gence away the blurs" at
nceland Saturday nlghl.—;\d\'.
D 0 s
.3“: Margaret Delaney of \‘un
7 g avenue has accepted a eicri—
" '7 lion in :1 New York oilicc.
K i
i! . . .
fireamy moonlieht waltzes \vjth
M’Old Gang of Mine. Saturday
2135!; Town Assembly Hall. ‘
‘3”:- s o s ‘
Ward Murphy of East rtvvnut:
fii’fiisltor in South Sill'dll, N. Y..
mere )vill be a meeting of the
wgecutive board of the People's
atoms-st the home of Mrs. l“. J.
‘rrlsgyt. 40 \Vest Ivenucr Monday
erpoon at 4 o'cloek.
of coal reduced, Harris &
.
nder the auspices of the Inter-
. Bible students there will he
;ure by R. H. Ricmcr of Brook:
. in‘Rcd Men's hall. tomorrow at
lock. It is open to the public.
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|-- nee Saturday night. Town As-
- ins. Attorney Crsmer C.
. spent yesterday in Bridge-
- o o o
7 fine of Easter Cards on
Griffin was in Bridgeport
jies Zimmerman oi the stand-
tOWYn
. . n
the blues" at
g o o' l
mbers‘ot the xorivaik Bird
at-
meeting
‘Pniacc theatre tomorrow af-
.York on the thirty-first. for
Dum
1593” Your Viewers. on our Club
tisurprise birth-lay party “as
Miss J‘ltlit‘l Roz-I.-
Miss
. x
and Bliss Velma
- Lengyel 6r 6 Reynolds
~ mod I. p haunt him
'roport it to» the committee so .
3 over it.
. been \l>t(lllg the past two months as
litre gtlvsl l'l relntiit‘s.
J
dren of East avenue witnessed n ~per-_
formance of Barnum £1 Baileyo.
Ringling Brothers’ circus, at Mndi:
son Square Garden, New York. yes-
terday afternoon.
.
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‘Andrew J. Noonsn of Tarlov street
has purchased a. sedan automobile.
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J‘Dance away: the blues" __at
Dancelmd Saturday night.-fAdv'.—‘
Dr. F. G. Ritchleflgt Wést avenue;
specialist in diseases of‘uie eye..was
called to New York City yesterday
to perform an operation at the 0911-
thalmic Hospital.
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, Frederick C. Oakes {of Crew ave-
nue,‘Rowayi‘on. has purchased ‘a
sedan automobile. ’ ‘
s
t' " EKST‘ 1;me
Final plans are being made for
the curd party and dance to be giv-
en by the East Norwalk Improve-
ment. association in Community hall.
Monday evening. -A specially en-
gaged orchestra will furnish the
music and there will he prizes for
cacti table oti'cards. This affai is
one of a series being given no er
the auspices of the nesociatlon to
raise, the tunds necessary for the
making of the proposed ‘itnproye-
incnts in tiit‘ property of the nssoelu-
tiou. The co-operation of curry
I‘lvlllliet‘ of the organization is asked.
5 cthn‘. Monday night's party “ill be
a; successful as have the affairs tii-
cc. ill the past.
0
Mo._ and Mrs. Robert. I‘dydcnhcrg
tic-“an stt‘rct,rnicrtaincd at n
hiril day party at her home. Tuesday
:;it«:ti:t.~on in honor of their daugh-
ter 1,-‘2sic‘s. seventh birthday. The
littlt- hostcss and her guests cnjoycd
:tn atitv-rnoon of gzuncs and music.
it! lrcshmcuts “on: also > served.
Among the guests \vcre l‘carl .\':i-
tl;.m. lluth “trite. Jean Lau'lor, Lil—
U f
llilil Hitch. Harri-fit Hoffman and
"Sonny” .\a1huu.
- s o s
. liairy Nathan of ti lioivnn street
has, purchased a mu automobile.
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. ,
ll! \. and Mrs. Jainés n. Kornuod
0: Ti mi strrr‘t announce the birth
of :1 daughtzr at tluir homo, Wed-
n. :uia) . .,
The regular unclfiy nzcctlng at
’11“ cannidzito‘s o: the bill’s Friendly
wing; of Christ church “ill in: htld
.‘lullil;!_\ uttv‘ruuon at I o‘clock.
s o s
li-..ry L'uviuvuilz. of l‘ort l‘oint
:-::v_c‘. ix ho lt‘fil )rsivrday for Buy-
ol‘m. l\'. J.. “here he has taken :1
[‘t‘billvli pith the Vacuum Oil comr
pain). “as trndcred a iaretvull party.
at Lis home Thursday melting, by
n.4,! oi“ his friends.
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'i'ic rrgular \vcciu'y Villt‘t‘llllg oi
‘l'roup ho. ti on.SCouis of .\incr~
ic.. \xill ho hit-.1 in Community hall
(ought. at :3" o'clock.
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Chains Dutincbache. 1: Myrtle
strx r. is liming :1 garagc built on his
lllul til}.
Salas ’l'hcrrsa limos has returned
to i=1 r l‘.Ulll(‘ on Second street from
liuliand, \‘trniont. where she has
————_.
Mrs. Chester ’1‘. Wilkins in?! chilé‘
t
Kenyon or New York‘ at: the Bum
mer.’ '
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Mrs.‘ Carl 'F. Ahitsrom has
turned from a.
Boston.
1'9
A
J
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‘ Mnnnd Mrs? Edward Langhsm 0
Bridgeport, visited friends- here to
day.
l
o'er.
the Church of the Assumption. Bu
rial was in King street: cemetery.
re-opened their
avenue.
Rowayton _ avenue
their home
entertained a
Thursday.
Hergos. pianist
«Mr. and L‘
lfleld.
of Brooklyn
Rev.
church tomorrow morning.
K. l-‘ovvlor of
Rev.
Princeton university
worship.
0
0
—-“Dance awn y
have returned to
Highland avenue.
.
tholr home
i
...;
tor l“. Sit-alien. pastor of the Baptist
church and Bliss Adelina lv‘llandino,
in .‘lontelnir. S. J.. this afternoon.
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Miss Lucille Brenda of Rowsyton
Rnunyton overrun. under diri‘ctltm
of Mn. Alfred J. i‘. ilecklus, lender.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Steele. Miss
Barbara Steele and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Beardsley and daughter.
Jam. of Atlantic. Pity, are spending
the \vcck-ctltl as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Minor at. their
home in “’ilson i‘omt road.
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Rowayton Baptist church.
Victor 1“. Scull-ac. pastnr.
school at 10 o‘clock.
ship nt 11 o'clock. A meeting of the
Young People's society at 7 o'clock.
livrning services at 7:30 o'clock. The
Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Kstherine‘ Scot'teld at her home
in Highland ‘ ayenue. Wednesday
morning at If) o‘clock. At this meet-
ing the mite boxes will he opened and
all members having boxes are asked
to bring them. At the prayer meet-
ing. Thursday evening. Mrs. Burl. of
Bridgeport will be the speaker.
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Rev.
Sunday-
Morning \vor~
Mr. and Mrs. A312. Cleverly of
t'rmv avenue/have as tin-tr guest Mia;-
Margarct Cleverlyvof \Vhltc l‘lalns.
Urcr‘ns
I
Antonio Dobtattia. 75. an old resi-
ll' zit of King‘s Highway; Soutlfport.
vii: d :it lfis honic hcrc yesterday. The
tour-ml Will he held Mdnday morning
at 3:3" o‘clock from the home and
from the Church 0! she Assumpilon.
\l'cstport. at 9 o'clock.- Burial will
he in St. Thomas“ cemdery. Fairflcld.
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llv-alth (Hlli‘i‘t‘ William R. Munson
ix arranging a. "clean-up" day in
about two weeks for the disposal of
l‘i'fllS“. .\’n definite day for the ob-
:-'I‘l'\‘£int": has as yet been'sct.
O D O
it ill be in
a;
armssiemclcry.
.
The annual meeting of the Compo
l-aninc company will he held Mon-
day night in the Central Fire station
on _1£;ist Church street. . '
s s s ,
The local Memorial Day co it-
too the six-service men‘s or aniza-
tion requests residents ,wh 'know
the Mention of any soldier's grave to
that
proper ceremonies may be performed
. \
Announcement is made of the en-
:ugmnent of Alisa Nicoletta. Relizuil-
it or Saugutuck. and Emo Deccico nl’
\‘festport.
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Eliza.“‘ilkins a’na Amelia. R. Nash
; wnsrron’i‘ } l WESTllN—r". - - l
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Anna. i0ul‘~}‘0ul‘ old daughtrr of ““1"“ AICCOHRC)‘. of C0lllll$\lllf‘.
.\tcx;uhlti' and llclcn lx’ish. died at has been 3 recent ‘lSllOF in toun
the family homi- in Greens Farms calling on Old “Ullltllnlauccla
_\"sl'l'del_\’ morning. The funeral ‘ ' -' "
“in im tit-m today 2 o‘cloCk. Burial 'lhfl Ladies? Auxiliary or the Ly-
Ruth Van Coevering
Coevering. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius
Gregory boulerard. and A. Raymond
Malkln, so no! Albefi R. Malkin Of
ons Plains chiu’ch' spent a pleasant
afternoon \Vedncsday with Mrs. Lil-
lie Breltweiser.
‘\
Cards have been recehed
George and John Golden; and Wat:
trr 'l'rcadwcll stating they have
reached Les Angel”.
Mrs. Norman Ynkel and little
M rs. Irving Merritt.
Stamford Man Sent
' To Prison For Theft
NE“! YORK. April. 12.—-—Willlapi
McIntyre, 25‘; of Stamford, Conn.
was sentenced yesterday to not less
than six months nor mordthan three
years in he penitentiary for steal-
ing a sui of clothes valued at $49.50
from a Fifth avenue store. He had
pleaded guilty. '
Detectives Who arrested Mclhtyre
sa d they. found diagrams of deimrb
m nt stores on his person: '
-~
Becomes Bride Today
Tlc wedding of Miss 'Ruth Van
Van ‘Cocvering' of 44
‘fiyr Hall. Music Cameo Six Or-
n
2.
. . -.....n...
mm
= Willi: s Neil; Iorsey momma
bungalow burned :to the gromyi. -
' the ownoriound a. tin
his sayings—$300. no bills
have sold a tract of land on Burr
avenue to ‘Qurtis. \\‘.~ Jones. ’
Mrs. Madeline M. Paine has rent-
.4
’ x
“I!
76 ”Van Buren avenue, will take place
:at 3 o'clock this afternoon in Grace .-
church.
animation“ his
2.4.
. L
ed the Rois:- H..,,§Vilium'§v.plsce 6n "
Compo road to Mr. and‘Mrs. Ross
[cw days' Visit in
The funeral of. Thomas Kelley. who
died in Bridgeport at the age of 65
years, took place, this morning It‘ll!
l ‘ F6, W391“. 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Median have.
house in Highland
Mr. and 'Mrs. Edward A. Role of
Emil ‘Closs.
Swiss hell ringer. Professor George
and
its. Nelson Mead of Ridge-
lterbcrt Clarke of North
Adams, Mans, will conduct the morn-
ing services at the Rou'aylon Baptist
S.
will he the speaker at the evening
- "t
the blues" at
! Dancelsnd. Saturdny night—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roth who have
been spending the “tutor in Florida.
Iii
A number of Rowaylon people are
attending the. wedding of Rev. Vie-
from 1
daughter. of (‘rnnbury, are visiting.
crimes are for s. new stairway at
Pres. Lo
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o
.. Liberal Than Du
~ England
President A. Lawrence Lowell,
Harvard, in a. letter
Russell. English publicist. today do
0
quarantine" 'cxlsted at the
sity. " _ ‘
The English lecturer in the inter
view expressed a. wish to speak a
univcr
t
serious opposition to my speaking.‘
He added:
”Such a situation as
DC, impossible in an ling!
' a. group of tlnuncicrs and
men any interests
those ofliberzdism.
uro sen ed
seed to suit llll‘ll‘
rats which you nnmi admit.
of successful merchants."
"'If correctly roporird in
lng. think you must be
under a misapprchrnsion."
dcntgmn‘ell stated in his letter. “You
sprain as if the ll‘uslfllflwul
Cambridge l'nlous.
"You speak also as if thrrc “ch
more—academic frcedmn
unlicrsxtics than hcrc.
to me also a. misupprohrnslon.
Ustord not long ago, if 1 am right.
:1. studentts' publication. "file: Now
Uxford.’ wa suppressed on account
of remarks that it contained. No-
, thing of this kind. I beiicw. Occund
,‘here. “itliin the momoryl of man.
'llurlng the war you test your f£l~
lowship at. Cambridge on account of
your uni one. no such thing hap—
pened at Ha vard. Throughout the
war We kep‘ find prott-ctmt n Gor-
mon subject in our instructing Mutt.
1n spit of outcries for their dis-
missal. irony alumni and others.
Professor Mu tcrberg and My.
Laski were 1th luchlngiy liiaititatn-
ed in their positions. Throughout nll
trialsjiarvard has stood. and um
stand. for the fullest academic {ran
dom. Since the oudn‘cnk of the “'3!‘
and tho ferment of opinions that
it caused. few tnatltiuious of Emu-n-
.lng have lint] so clear at record in
maintaining' this principle. ‘tml nonr-
could lune a clearer one, for it has
been without 311.1ch ‘
“BUILDING—
RECORD
The follmvixi: Nor-wail: hull-flirt:
:t-ms :‘t't‘ talwn from the Cullilili'f-
cial Record:
Animations to House
\V. “'isnr‘iivskt has planned Alli‘l'r
rations to his six~fntuily funno lions. '
at 45 Holden avenue. 'l'hv cliuuccs
and new partitions. pith vthnr in—
tertoe chanm‘s. The (Miner will do
the work himself.
Changes started
Angelo Mug:.\cro has mvarded to
Domenic. li‘nlnSco ihc . crntrm-t for
alterations to hiu house at St‘ \Vocd—
“11rd avenue. The changes: are for
a new front porch. new plastering
and other interior changes.
x.
Plumbing and nesting hoards
Bridgeport, the contract for plumb»
ins. and the w. 1'. Kirk (20.. Bridge—
port. the heating“ on their modern
‘ frame stricture with thin-and fil’t‘—
and the usual conveniences. Tine
general contract. was awarded
the E & F. Construction Co., Bridge-
port.
House on Glen Drive
, Harold A. Baldwin has awarded
a. o eJamily residence on Glen
Drive. Bettswood. -, It. will be 27x4:
test. of frame construction. with
eight rooms and bath. and laundry.
in the basement. 3 fire place in the
Living room. and a. two-car garage
attached to the first: tloor at the
rear. Hot water heat and the usual
plumbing and heating fixtures will
be. included in the house. The plans
are by Architect C. E. Cutler. ‘West-t
port. and it. will cost about $15,000.
, " Norton-y Chapel
The Jewish Cemetery association
wili'build ,s. mortuary chapel on
their property on ‘Cedar‘ street. _ It
willbe 18xz£ffeeh of cement block
construction. The contract has been
awarded to Henry‘li‘abrizio. .
. , . s ,:s. a
. crimes to Building
collimator F.J. Hodges has been
stranded the alteration changes to
the’Mudc Hall block on South Main
street for Joselovskg S: Keogh. The
v
the "entrance. with other improve-
slants.
_ ell Declares
University ‘15. ~' More
es In.
.r' - 4 ’
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. April 12.—
to Berti-and
the Harvard Union but said he had
"lost the last shreds of respectabili—
ty so long ago that. there may be.
this “holds
ish univfir—
stty. It can be attributed in part to
the greatest misfortune pith which
your American colleges are afflict-
cd—boards of trustces. When an in- . . _ ...
stitution of lcaruing is goicruicd hy' 0“ D"”’" .\ppro\a-.
inisinr 55‘
but i
Lil coursc. it ;s!
true that our younger English uui~'
versittos are managed in much the
some way. but each college of 0x-
f'rd and Cambridge ’3 0“IlCt.l by
its professors and consequently man-
intrnstzzmintcr—
are
more liberal than illoso of a group
your
interview in the Crimson this mom-
laboring,
I’i’wni-
liar-
lu English
That seems
A1
are for nrw flooring. new plastering"
. The Conglidntcdilletail (2 rd (3.» ‘
have awarded to Berger &' Greathur. 2
six-family apartmenwxouac at. Email. {‘39. “‘9?“ can be seen in the
Norwaik. It will be a threevetc ’“L‘v‘ “if? any sun-ice. and will
room apartments, with hot air hrrtt'
tni
to J. F. Coyle the contract to build l 03'
u
' 88111103.
. fr
31 Bayview avenue
1“. H. Jacobs. Minister
director. .. .’
Services for Sunday:
9:45 a. at. Church school,
'mon subject. “The
l Meeting of the
class.
i Friday 7:30 p. m.
Saturday 3 p. m. Pastor‘s
nicd charges attributed to‘ Bosnian meets at. the ehurclf.
in an interview published in the The program of music. a... Sun
Harvard Crimson. undergraduate, la" ‘1“! be‘ '
newspaper. that. an “intellectual“ Y
-1 . , 6:31.! i). Y. P. U. mcctinc. l l’ot’llutlt‘. Maestoso in D ..... limg; \lm rifles
:Amhcm “Fling ‘lide the Gates": : 3 IL m. Slnzlng l‘n“ Szinior C110“? L‘u‘ning worship 7:3“._ l’ilatc's. " l l A
-3 """"" ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Stnincr SWIM"! Elli-’11”! Vila Call“! 10 Question and the l'come's Answer." { ”If"
t ! (”1."er Solo (Coltralto) “'Rm" 53W" ‘ l’rr-lu'lc. Evening Prayer” liclnacllql 3131“”:
On, Ride 0"" ' ' ' " ' '- Scott_ Ff'hit‘t‘s hero ‘l‘ttrsday. \Vf'lneS-lAnthv-m. "Jerusalem" ... Parker] Plaid :‘g-ncks and hats are all the
.. Mrs. 1“. Irving Smith
’Ortan Postludc. {Solemn March
...
II
East Avenue M. E. Church
Arthur J. l’enncll. Pastor
Services.
3th. 1924.
141:3fi a. m. Morning worship and
l
l
i
23:00 in.
Bible class.
may Bilplt: class are lil\llctl to join
this i‘lilSS.
Cat;- p. in. Young People's Socie-
ty of lit-north League. Devotional
nlrttil; Trailrr. S.
Hitlaiwct. "The Promise of Jcsus
‘ltraliactlf'
Church school. Azlull
C.
v*"'“
sermon. Suluect. "Material
and Alumni Dangers"
Monday 81“” p. in. Regular meet
in; of the (,unicron Circle.
\\'l“llti' sum I‘nnlng may: z‘L'ct‘w'n-
tiuziut muting.
Thursday 7:45
Week-night. meeting.
l.‘i‘3ll't‘3
.
P. "1..
legula r
monun was a visitor in Stamford "ard we call thcm governing boards inspirauon in prayer. praise Eifl'l
“-,.,]m.s(h_‘,. “here she “as n. guest ——decidcd who should sin-uh at tho :‘uuucstion nirivg spiritual tints?
at a party. . . ‘ Harvard linion. ’l'hc liuriurd‘ Rousing singing. - '
s o o and graduates over pinch the gov- Fridav 5:00 P- 11‘ \lcn's rccv'ta-
A rchcarsai of the music to he v‘rning' boards cxcrt'lm- no more (031- ”(may inertins. ' ‘
given at the Buster morning servlcfli trol than the authorities of L'.\.’i)l‘tl gaun-du- 2...“... p ... Cho’r're
of In... For ., . . ' and Cambridge do over the qur-s- , . l ‘ ... I ‘
.. in} Oll‘bapllsl church was ti n f \h l . ‘ llt'dlsau
“PM by the ”h?” 9f the church at 0 0 ‘ o 5h“! speak. "r “hat The scriiccs. of this church arr
the home of Miss Gertrude Brandn. shall he 531‘“ m ‘hc (“my“) and for t-eryunc.
A cordial xvi-(come l;\
mtvmiwl to all those “130 are witln
out a church home.
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Knight St. A. 3!. 1:2. Church
llcr. \V. lit-nry Lamar. Pastor
31 :x. in. unit p. ill.
.l’ulm Sunday scruccs and sing.
12:3“ 1-. in. Sunday School. 1‘
rt‘licarsul. iiiu'y pupil is cunt-tut
to by prrscnt.
(.0”
inn.» up to the motto. "Bring a
I‘l‘iFHLl to Your Church." for tiny.
nwv-si u. church home. .1 heart}
“clcomc to strangers.
'l‘ih.:.~:d:ty evening. Another \i'idc
intake Lines meeting. Don't miss it.
Friday wetting. Xour are invitad
to attend tho uulon services at thr»
South Nomi-till: Baptist church in
\K'tst auntie. Unr choir Will sing”,
O U‘ ., .
first Church of Christ. Scientist
5? Wu»: avenue
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11 a. m: Sunday
school is hold tit 11 a. in. :Subyc'cl.
"Are Sin. Disease and Death limit?”
\‘v'cdmsduy evening tcstlmon}
inc-sling is in id at :3 o'clock. 'l’u both
of thrso services the public is in-
xllv‘d. . .3
Hunting room. Royal James lrn.
Upr-n \i'cvk days (holidays (\L‘t‘phtlt
from .t‘.‘ to Tuesday, and Thur:—
o..=:i.\‘ rh-nings from I to 9.
All are \utcotue.
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St. Pnul's Parish
Rev. Louis B. Howell; Rector
Palm Sunder):
$.30 u. in. Holy Communion.
is a. m. Morning prayer.
‘ , it. ill. lloiy Communion and
’» .~'Jll.
- 4 p. m. Evening prayer and i
Sili‘viiou for first communion.
St. Andrew's Sunday school 9
. at the Winnipuuk' School house.
5:. l’aul's Sunday school. 9:15 a. m..
:it; the church.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday in
Holy \l’cek. 3:30 a. m. Holy Cout-
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Holy Lommunion; 9 a. in. morning
l 'Good Friday. Morning prayer.
3p. in. evening prayer.
‘ Maundy Thursday. 7:30 a. tn.
3 .
‘xrrnyer and 11013: Communion; 5 p.
in). evening prayer. 5 p. m.
; Litnny. Pro-Anapltora. 9 a. 111.: three
v lif‘ul‘s' devotion. 12-3; evcuiu
F3:;;:_~cr 7:15 p. m. I .N
l . I-lastcr even. Morning prayer and
l'l-‘roumaphora. 9 a. 111.: evening
; DIETS?!"
and Holy Baptiéniri p. in.
glue in church Saturdays from tiv to
'rcvczt. .‘tppohittitents may be made
,g‘or othcr hours more convenient.
All 3:.21'5033 are hidden to come to
: an; of the services at St. " Paul‘s
church. Strangers.‘ visitors in town.
“-c-r religious bodies who would
to take part; in the observance
11.).3' \\ cell. are especially ink-
The church is open all ay
every day lor'resi. prayer and medi-
ration.
Especial attention is called to the
.thrco hour service on Good Friday.
Leaflets are provided for all for this
special and popular service fox-inc
day ,at which there is a series of
meditations on the Seven Last
“ford; from the Cross. with appro-
priate hymns and prayers. \
O O O
, Christ. Church -
Gregory Boulevard. 15. Nor-walk
Robert B. B. Foote. Rector
Palm Sunday: ,
. 8:00 a. in. 'Holy Communion.
10:30 a, m. Morning prayer and
sermotf. - 0 ,. .
' 11:46 a. in. Sunday school. -
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and
'\.
Monday 4:00 p. m. G. n. s. Cain-l
didatcs. 7:30 pg Vestry meeting;
at? the rectory ‘5
‘Tucglay 7:00 p. In. Junior Boys'
Club. 7:00 p. in. Girls' club. with
Mrs. -Gco. w. Stillman, . 164' .East.
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So. Norvvnlk Common” Church
Archibald Merriam. organist and
10:45 a. in. Public worship. ,Ser-
' Triumphai En-
tho Boys' Choral Society. 7:30 p. 1.“-
Teachcr‘s Training.
Union ,Good
Friday service in the Baptist Church.‘
class
Organ Prelude “The Palms" Faure
week beginning April
sermon. subject: "Popular Applause-
All not connected with! '
ll. Cnrncmr-r.’
7:1." 11. in. Evening worship “tile;
A meeting of:
SI'i'K’lJl-
lPrcliitlw. 1.: :5 11cm: city;
a. r
munlty service. commemorating the
three hours of darkncss. with ad-
drcssvs on "The Swen
Light From the Cross." This is the
of East .‘(orwalk 1.30:0 co-opcrntcd
in this service. he address]: will
bcgivcn by the East Nonvalk pasv
tprs and by the lit-v. L. 't‘. Mallory
and Rev. '1’er Jacobs of $0. .\'or-
d'alk. .
8:30 p. m. Children's service.
{:45 p. m Reading of. the Fas-
sion. '
try." 2 Saturday lirstvr liven. 4;FU p. in.
6:3.0 p- m- YOURS PcOPle's meek Baptism of children. '
ing. ;‘ ' - . s s t
\V'ednesday 3:45 43- m. Meeting of ‘ Gram Baptist mum-ii
Cc‘nec liutlmx and Quincy Sis.
lieu. Doctor C Thomas, I‘astor
Sunday Svi‘\'lCC'..~2
10 a. in. Sunday school «and prac—
tice of fins-twi- music.
11:30 Singing by Junior Choir.
Thomas ilrudcrson. Cornctisl. Short
sermon. subject. "Jesus the Christ."
l Br-nmlictlon.
gvlay. Thursday at 8 p. in. Friday lllyuuzud...
fat. in. Subject: “The. Last “buds of
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Sunday school :it 31:6“. I
klgland. superintcndcnt.
Juniors at. :1 o'clock.
Loyal \Vurlu‘rs‘ "at {3:13.
Jiv‘ening scru‘ce at
“The. 'l‘runstlgumlion."
Lndics‘ Mission meetin" \‘i'edncs-
'day at o'clock.
Prayer and praise ’SCIWl
day evening at 7:45.
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Mount Zion Baptist Church
Franklin St.
Rev. 11. 1:. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. in.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. in.
Special sermon at 1} o'cloek p. in.
under the auspices of Club No. l, [or
the benefit of the church.
1‘. Y. P. ‘L'. rum-ting at 5 p. m.
Preaching at 7:50 p. m.
\Vmincsday evening .praycr meet-
ing‘ at 7:30 p. in. .
Thursday mailing. sewing circle at
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:s cannot be (\H‘ lad. l’Cti‘L‘ll “11!. Emma}: - B‘lue‘Bcll _ Down
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SATURDAY, APRIL '12. 1523;
I _\
will preside at the organ. All mem-
bers and friends of the congregation
are cordially united.
Bible class and Sunday school will
be held as usual at. 12 noon.
The choir will meet Monday eve-
n‘nig at. 8 o'clock in the basement ‘73-“;
of the church. l“ 5
011 Good Friday there will be a 5“;
special English service with Holy lzg
Communion at 8 o'clock. prepara- ‘53
tory service for the communicanls .9:-
at 7:30 pfim. 5;:
s o o . E!:;;
first Methodist Episcopal Church .7...
South Norwalk
Rev. A. 1". Chamberlain. Pastor
Carlton L‘lionuneditu. organist
and director.
Palm Sunday:
Sunday school 10:00. 1
Morning worship 11:00. The Tri-=
umphal Entry."
l‘rt-ludv. Andante in A . ..... Smartj
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5 Mr. \i‘ilkinson i I v m: ‘
,‘ Anthem. “llido on in MaJesty” Pracc‘ PI(TO(IR.‘N‘
. I‘ostludc in 1; Flat .. \chti :0 1m- Sumn‘rr. and you'll get. a.
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A Welcome to “orship. l brawl-’21! Frlvt‘flm‘. in The Fash-
'l'ue:d:iy afternoon 3:4'0 the “’o-f ion Bonk-t'(ii' Summer. Each
man‘s lv‘orcign Missionary Society;. Pictorial ll-nicw Pattern con-
ivill'tncet with Mrs. Alice chKibbm.‘
4T lilnnvood avenue.
\‘s‘cdnesday evening the Ofliclal
Board mil meet 3:90 at the parson-
:igv".
’i‘hur:=<lay morning 10:00 the La-
ill"'.\' Aid Society will hold their an-
nual lu‘ustcr sale of food and fancy
iill'l domestic articles in the Sunday
ucliool. .
'l‘lnnsday cirnin; 7.15 the week-
nicht service. "The Thursday of the
Last \Vetl: of Jesus‘ Life."
l‘x‘itluy c\Ct3lllg 1230 Union service
lllu South Norwaik Baptist .
church. The Seven Sayings of
Christ on the Cross." The ministers
at the city will participate. Music
ln' the. Knight Street A. M. E. Zion
church.
° llastcr Sunday evening the choir
will sing “Hail the Victor." :1 can-
tum that “ill be a delight and a
xtimulus to worship.
tains a Pit-marat‘ frr‘c.
DONNELLY’S
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PlC_K§_YANKS
American'League Pre-
sident Thinks They
New Victor.
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International Novelty Orchestra
cmuxco. April 12,—Ban Johu- ‘WMNO-“m
:‘wl'l. president of the American Lea- ,
Ell“. last night predicted that the lmAllBrokonUoOverYou F
«humpion Yankees. if the proper dis Ted Ween: and His Orthestra
tiplinc can lac maintained. “ould e
:zgulli capture the Amcrican Lca‘ Imsomeb‘od‘y NObOdy .
bur: priliiatlt. Loves Wanngsl’ennsylnmam
l‘i'csldv‘itl’. Johnson bellow-s that
A. J. Collins Co.
South _\ or“ alh, Conn.
Lt “llll a spicn-'
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Friday
NEW SILK
DRESSES
$121 9 092
L, GOLDEN
68 Washingt' on Si.
80. Norwalk
FOR NEWARK
NE\\'.\I‘.K, April ]:.—Br‘rttard
Moan. business manager ot the
.\‘cxv:vr’k Ball Club. says he has
about closed a. deal by Which the
tcam will use two playing fields.
The Bears pill play Sunday games
at lil‘utt l-‘ield. \\ liich is in Harrison
and immediately in back or‘ Harri-
son Field, the It rmcr home grounds.
and Work-day games at: Meadow-
brook Field, in Newark, which is
partly owned by the Board of Educ
cation and leased to the Meadow-
brook Semi-Pro Club.
’l‘uo fields were necessitated be-
‘ausc the Newark Board of Educa-
tion had objected to permitting a
purely professional club using its
grounds. which is against the State
law. Moan believes that with the
Sunday ball issue eliminated. little
difficulty‘svill be experienced in
. . «no of Mt burning.
getting permisston to use Meadow— Ts. 8?”?c. 45 or 5 mm iron
brook Oval for Weekday contests. 'Prldc”:fim on “Elia ”2.1.1::
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' '11.! mun tank. on: has: bins?
‘ Land sake. Isa: :31 dun: index from mate‘-
“'hat. a. mistake! 5.41%; .2131- - 1799mm;
She spaded her garden Caulk): 42. J. Seider‘icrg (0:. lot.
And married a rake. 496 East 13111; 15L. 3'. l.
the home of 111'. and Mrs. \X'illiam
«Hamilton, 17 itayiiiondSIrect.
Friday evening. choir rehearsal.
Everybody is welcome.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Cedar St.. near \Vest. Ave.
Rev. 15. C. \t'enzci, Pastor
Palm Sunday: This Sunday the
confirmation class will be examined
and confirmed before the ambled
congregation. The service will be-
gin at: 10‘s.. in. and close at about
neon. It will be a. mixed service of
German and English. Tné children
will be examined and confirmed in
English and the address to them
will be in English. but the address
to the-congregation.wiii be 'm Ger“
man. German and‘h‘ngiish hymns
arcane; .
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During the Millennium ‘I
Illustrated lecture by Evnngelist 1!. Elmer Shir-Icy of Bridgeport
SUNDAY NIGHT, APRIL 13, s 030L001:
RED MEN’S HALL, W. WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk. '
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