ot the South Nor-
- , club it was decided
. 3‘ {concert and dance May 8.
. antpanmtte of arrangements ap-
‘ , were: Mrs. Ferdinand Got-
flatten-ed - Beer, Mrs. J.
j and Mrs. ' hnBiskow.
‘ C 3 P -
All the
6 will b
7 Isabelle Motflt, of Bridge—
- ”formerly of Spring Hill avenue.
‘ outing friends in the First Dis-
”We
.' ‘ S .0 .Q
. ‘ , "t‘iehtgh Coal. Harris 3: cans.—
ld'vi‘z -
. .. e e s
:1 u Roberta Cavell, of New Ca-
mnv'enue is entertaining over the
.‘oek Kisses Elimbeth Birton, Har-
out: .Brennan. Sarah Mills and
z ' Wolfe, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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—Buy Your Victrma on our Club
inn—Ask about it at Donnelly'l.
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and Ma
Xew So
avenue.
its, will
i
,, Min Kathryn ,Atchison of Grand
'street was a. visitor in New York
city yesterday.
terrace.
the com
e
Harris 8: Gans'—Adv.
.
—Best Coal.
s
“Alfred frottcr of Van Buren ave-
?uo is recuperating from a severe
flannel: of grippe.
‘
T"
i
. l, 9 ' Frank
. —Inrge Pea. Coal. Harris & America
Frans—Adv. . .
was Gertrude E. Lehn entertain- crans.
ed‘a few friends at her home in
Uniontown avenue last evening.
, Mr. and Mrs. Andrevaellus and
Mr. and .Mrs. Stephen'Dokns
Lexington avenue are the Easter
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leb‘ay "or
Bridéeport. ‘
Colfax Encampment, No. 31. 1.0.
0. F.. wil hold its regular perni-
monthly, meeting Monday evening.
and the Royal‘ Purple degree will
be conferred on a large class of
candidates}
1: 'e o o ' ,
- Samuel Sallick of Madison street
street are spending the week-end in
e o" e '
Erwin Holmes. Paul 'Ward and
Lawrence McMahon were visitors in
Port Chester yesterday. 2
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Friends of Miss Ethel Hyatt who
has been ill at her home.in Center
is now convalescent.
Clifford Craw, jr..
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Patrolman Lockw
to his home because of illness.
Commander Lelioy D. Downs 01‘
day attending the dedication of
memorial to the “'orld \Var vet-
abandoned .the rig somewhere in
Westport. The body of May was
claimed. today by a brothe
and transferred to Bridgeport for
burial. .
of
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Joseph J. Bloch”; tailor. or?“
'West 26th street, New York City,
while driving a, large touring car
towards Bridgeport left the Boston
Post. road Just west or Bulkeiey's
bridge, on the town line at 1 o'clock
‘osterday and crashed into a..tree,
loch apparently unhurt notified
Bulkeley's Garage where he hired
a car and continued on his way to-
ward Bridgeport. The Westport po-
lice were notified and are making an
investigation. The car struck the
tree with the monitor and is badly
damaged. ‘
be.
encampments of 2 district .190.
3 represented at this session
rtin Diet: of South. Main
rk City.
I O C
The. organization of the Westport
Garden club has been completed and
the following officers have been el-
ected: president, Mrs. H. W. Lang-
ze 3 honorary president, Miss Ga.-
7 no Wilcox; secretary and treas~
urer, Mrs. Francis B. Converse.
Mrs. Langzetlel will attend the
national Garden Week convention at
Richmond next week. and from
there_ will go to “lashington to It?
tend the convention of the Woman's
harm and garden club.
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Announcement of the wedding or
Miss Cornelia Hughes and C. \Vallor
Mrctt which will take place Satur-
dliy, April 20, at the home of WW
and Mrs. \Villlam Meade Prince on
Myrtle avenue has been made. Mr.
Barrett is conmctcd with the Mun-
son Slc-mnrhip line. They will make
their home in New York.
the past week with tonsill-
be pleased to hear that she
o o "e ‘
of - Newtown
has resigned his position .in
posing room of The Sentinel.
‘e
and is confined
'e o e
C. Godfrey Post, No.
It Legion, is in Bristol to-
a.
o
‘u
,«Dauclng was enjoyed and refresh-
ments; served. The guests were
‘ Misses Lucy Fohrbuch. llilda Stern,
Evelyn Baur and Margaret Kuhner,
ind Robert FrOhmcr, John Burke,
Georg
AA
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7:“ .Eflfllace. Fohrbach, John Illnehart M elhodi
13d Louis Brehm. Rowan
3 A ‘ ‘ ‘ treasure
is
.3-
—Sheep manure for lawns and
_ 7 £gsrdens. The, Ferris-Divine Co.—
‘ ‘AdV. .
L 1 e o e )Ir. 8.
Rev. H. Granscv n has had a tcl'e- Reynold
phone installed at is home in Van
Zant street.
“ e o o
i». —Fe‘rtilizer for lawns and gar-
.3fiens. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
! ‘ Adv. lluvch.
.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Former of
run street are spending the week-
~ nd 1:: Harttord.
I
:1” UNI“
street.
—Sheep manure and agricultural
lime for lawns at Alfred Brown's.
‘ . . street
Miss Evelyn Bergen of Prospect
avenue is spending her Easter vu-
cation with Miss Iiosc Comstock or
New Haven.
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-—Buy a gas range and water
heater now—Save 10 to :0 per cent.
The Connecticut Light & Power
Co.—Adv.
place ha
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Everett Frey. son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Frey of Soavicw avenue. 3. stu-
dent at the Philadelphia College of
,Osteopathy. is spending the Easter
Vacation at his home.
flu» weirqmnawurvlv‘m 1 5 H 0004M“
sonagc.
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-.; .-—Dreamy moonlight waltzes
Lhth “That Old Gang of Mine," to-
night. ToWn Assembly hall.-——-Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. liurlbut
"of 10 C'resccnt Terrace left today on ’
a. week's trip to \Vnshington. D. C.
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parents.
’ 1“”! ii‘ifl‘l'
Q
'0'
on has 1‘
”Sheep manure for lawns and
gardens. The Ferris-Divine Co.—
iiowan s
o.
.4
5
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Mrs. “'illizrm C. Jesse will return
Borne this afternoon from :1 visit
yin: friends in Sullcrn, New York.
e e s
—New wedding git:
oor. Donnelly‘s—Rdv.
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any . .~y.., «nu Kenn. ,.
:y of the
U'I
is
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goberf Wolfe, a student :1:
. rgctown L’nivcfsitv, is spending
,thc Easter vacation at the home of
this parents. Dr. and Mrs. lobert M.
SWolfe, of South Main street.
mm
Q
Oil SOCOI‘N
sorry to
home on
There
choir of
church t
L L. 3717....
i ——\'i’sit our Gift Department, at the
abecond floor. See the new things.
Donnelly's—Afiv.
i s t p
: MusRiithI Howe. xvho teaches ’lllcre
inning in the Junior High schools,
’fira sreturned to her home in Leo-
. er. Mass, for 1' spring re—
cicty at
’.\
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W; Miss Helen Sturges of East Wall
et and Miss Jennie Scott of
‘waylon. left this morning for
Atlantic City, where they will spend
War week.
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—Dance tonight. Town Assembly .
.' Cameo Six orchestra—Adv.
the Brit]
assigned
into the
huckster
, o e o
The April meeting of the Repuh- ”01.103".
-: . Women's association will be guuon is
John J.
hold an
or this w
in; for
Meyer is
Bridgepo
~-d at. the club rooms, 39 Wall
nut, Monday afternoon at 2:45
ock. An amendment to the by—
will be voted at the business
. n. after which there will be
_open dmcussion of the Philip—
- . question led by a. woman tron:
' h ward.
r EAST NORWALK “'
has been visiting with Ilcv. and Mrs.
A. J. l’cnnell,
of New;
was pastor for three
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house repainted.
C
Ilev. and Mrs. Arthur Pcnnell of
Rowan street had as their guest, re-
cently, Mrs. Arthur Abbott, o: _\Vest
Miss May Harris of the Danbury
State Normal
Easter recess
Mrs. Harry
who has been undergoing
treatment at the No‘walk hospital
was removed to her home. where she
is now convalesclng.
Mrs, \Vinifred Bouion of Freon-lent
in New York city.
Miss C
Charlotte Hopkins of
were visitors a. few days ago at the
East avenue Methodist church par- l
Mr. and Mls. iiymrm Jaffeo or 37
Fort i’oint slrco are entertaining at
their home over Easter Mrs. Jafiee's
New York city.
Miss Leola “'oolivcr of New Haw
with Miss
Miss Elizabeth Hendrick is spend-
ing the holiday with her parents at
their home on East avenues
Hendricks is a member of the facul-
Friends of \Villian‘l Bates will be
., Willenweeltly. Nei g h be rh ood 7N lghtse
Christ church,
omitted during Lent, will be resum-
ed at the church Monday evening.
candidates of the Girl's Friendly so-
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
State Policeman. Leo Carroll. of
the death here \V'cdnesday night or
‘ ‘l-‘red Meyers.
dn V .
and which has not been retu “to .
nhe owner. lt'is believed that ever, any by way of Ziza. Palestine.
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Frank J. Srrenu of Saugatuck has
bccn renamed by the Civil Service
commission of \Vashington as post-
master tor the Saugutuck post of-
iicc. lie was the only candidate to
take the examination for the place.
and his appointment was confirmed
‘Tucsday.
c 1". Austiu,"oi' New Haven.
at the East Avenue
st church palsonuge on
street. Mr. Austin is the
r of .lhe Grace M. E. church
Haven where Rev. I‘enncll
years.
II
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The Memorial dry committee of
the cx~servicemen' 3 organization
will meet Monday at the home or
David Crawford on Riverside ave-
nuc. i b;
g o 1
Deputy Sher“! Edgar H. Perry.
who has been laid up with a broken
anklc. Is now able to be out again.
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The Mayflower band of the Sau-
gatuck Congregational church will
stage a Mayflower [etc on May ’
which is to be featured by a page:
o o 0
nd Mrs. Martin Lengyel o!
5 street. are having their
.‘ e a
school is enjoying the
at her home on First
. t
\V. Roberts of Myrtle
0
ant.
Miss Mary Noble and Miss Irma.
Stevens of the High school faculty,
are spending the Easter vacation at
Miss Noble‘s home in Brooklyn.
I C C
O C C
by Dr. \Vllliam Munson as "clean up
day." All refuse and rubbage should
be gather& and placed at the. curb
edge where town collectors will call
{or it.
WESTON
Miss Helen-Blackman is sp
the week with relatives in Brook-
lyn. ‘
5 been spending a few days
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ulhcrinc Davies and Miss
New Haven
l
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see “
Mr. and Mrs. Hunford Wilson and
family, or Huntington, have been
visiting this week with Mrs. \Vilson's
mother, Mrs. 'l‘. \V. Trendwcll.
O O C
John Delarmy of New York, vis-
ited his father, Frank Dclarmy this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Duduk of
eturned to her after a. visit
Katherine I'ennell. of
trect.
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Mrs. Lillian Brcitweiscr and Mrs.
Alice Birchlnnd are having addi-
tions built on their houses.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kellogg spent
Tuesday in New York city. .
t
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Miss
Rockvillc high school.
I 4t I;-
hear that he is ill at his
Old Saugatuck road.
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_' Mr. and Mrs. Buttery, of-Silver.
mine. visited acquaintances in town
will be a. rehearsal of the on Sunday.
the East Avenue Dictllodist
onight at 8 o'clock.
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Friends hero were grieved to learn
of thtififiéith on Sunday oi! Halli):
Hoyt; of Danbury.
BUTLDING
PERMITS
Building Inspector George Hub-
bell issued the following building
permits this morning:
Frank Deilers. remodel barn, cost
~{1.800. - ~
Thomas Hyde.
avenue, cost $250.
which were
; a a
will be a. meeting of the
the Christ church Monday
\ S
5'
garage in Cove
gepor: barracks. has been
to make an investigation
circumstances leading to
DESERTED AUTO
‘ 'A resident of Meadow street noti-
fied the police last evening. that a
Maxwell coupe with the Connecticut
markers No. H4156 on it, was
standing in the rear of a billboard
near the Meadow street bridge. It
was taken to Connor's garage.
_..____._____
. - ,ijOUND THE “0th
.U'CAIRO. Egypt. April 19.—Stuart
Bridgeport vegetable
_who jumpedjn front of a.
Policeman Carroll's invest
being made for Coron‘
Phclan, who is expected to
inquest hero the first part
cek.» Carroll is also seq-ch»
a horse and team which
I
fl-law _ ’-
Next Tuesday. has been designed;
ending.
L
East Ave. marlin-menus: »
Arthur J- Penedumeschozf .
Mrs-VF. H. Sniflen. Organist
with scratch.
or structure. ‘
Special Easter music program—-
Prelude, “The Heavens Are Telling"
“ ' issHaydn
subject. ’"Scairé'ldlng
Solo, "Easter Dawn"--
‘ ' ' H. Woodman
Anthem,_,“Break Forth Into Joy."
Oliver Bison Lucas. . . . . . .Barnby
Postlude, "Easter Postiude—
‘ . . Homer
12 m.——Churcii school. Adult
Bible Class. Subject “Romans" an
internal study of this letter.
3 p. m.-$Junior Epworth ieagué.
6:45 pHn.—Enworth league. To-
pic. “The Heart of Our Faith."
Leader, Miss, Minnie Brower.
7:30 p. m.~—Evening Worship
with sermon. Subject—J'The Fail-
ure of Success.“:
Special musical prom-ame-
Prelude. “Andante Ballgame"—
. ,2 Lemaigre
Anthem. “He Is Ri'éen"‘....Manney
Solo, "The Lord is My Light"--
. Oley Speaks
, Fred Cello 5'
Anthem. “The )Yorid Itself Keeps
Easter Day”.......G. M. Loepke
Postludc. “Sortie in G'f....Hosmer
“’ednesday, z p‘. m.—Regular
meeting or the Ladies’ Aid Society.
8 p. m.—Ladies' recreation night.
Thursday, 7:45 p. fi.—’Rogular
week-day meegng. Subject. “Could
Judas Helped straying J‘esus."
Friday, 8 p. m.—Men's recreation
night.
Saturday. 8 p. m.—Choir rehears-
til.
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So. Norwalk ConWlionsl
Rev. lirederick H. Jacobs. Minister
Archibald Merriam.
Organist and Director
'Servlccs for Easter Sunday, April
20 will be as follows:
9:45 p. m.—Spcciai ”Easter ser-
vices in the combined church, school.
10:45 a. nL—glaster music and
sermon. :Thei’termon subject will
be, “Jesus and Immortality."
6:30 p. tin—Young People's meet-
ing.
There will be a special meeting of
_thc Board as Deacons immediately
after the services Sunday morning.
\Vcdne‘sday 3:30 p. fin—Meeting of
the Congregational society.at the
church. .
7:30 p. m.—Meeting oi' the Teach-
er’s r{ruining class at the church.
\ Friday, 3 p. nL—Meeting of the
hospitality committee at the home or
Mrs. L. S. Beers. 45 Eunwood ave-
one.
The program of music for Sun-
day——
Organ Prelude. "Easier Morning"-—~
‘ Malling
Anthem. "Sweet and Clear the Birds
Are Singing".. . . . . .. . . . . .Bullard
Boy’s Chorus
Anthem, "Awake, Thou That sleep-
cst" .....................Maker
Oilertorv Duct (soprano and cum
imlto) “The Conqueror". .Coombs
Mrs. A. Gibson Hull and Mrs.
P. Irving Smith
Organ Postludo. “The lloavcns are
Telling" from “The Creaiio "
’aydh
.c
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Knight Street A. M. )3. Church
Rev. “7. Henry Lamar, Pastor
5:30 a. urn—Easter services will
begin with a Sun Rise Praise nicot-
inJg.
10 a.
meeting.
11 a. m.-—Scrmon by the pastor.
12:30 1). m.——@Sundny sehé’oi.
3:30 p. m.-—A.nnual Easter services
of the Independent Order of St.
Luke No. 775.
7 p. m.——-Tho Sunday school and
choir will render the following pro-
gram: Organ voluntary. James E.
Perkins: processional, "Which Was
and Which Is and Is to Come:"
hymn, “\V’atch What or the Night,"
chorus: prayer. chant by choit; re-
sponsive reading, “The Empty
’i‘omb:" recitation, “Day of Days,"
Virginia. \Vilson: hymn, “Must Jesus
Bear the ,Cross Alone;” recitation,
ir'éArftetr the Crossfiv‘vVifilann—Holao ;
recitation, “Easter is Coming." li‘ra -
ccs Banks: recitation, “Easter."
.Preston Philips; hymn, ”Thy King-
dom Come,"- chorus: recitation.
"liow to be Happy," Laurette Hai-
scy: address by S. J. Bell; Easter
1n.-—An old time prayer
Offering, organ selection. James
Griffin; recitation. "Little Brown
Bulb," John Ford: duetl. "In the
Cross of Christ," Edwin‘s. Lamar
and Sussio Middleton: recitation,
“The Rnibow,” Dinah Philips; re-
marks‘abd notices. by pastor: cloa-
ing Hymn. “The Churche's One
Foundation;" benediction- Return
all the Easter envelopes.
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Rownytou Methodist Church
Rev. Charles Gray, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 o’clock. There.
will bent. special Easter program to
which all are invited.
Morning services at 11 o’clock.
The subject of the sermon will be
“The Exalted Nazarene."
'1‘. MacLaren, British round-the-
world aviator left Cairo for Bagdad,
at six o'clock this morning. planning
said to have hired from o.
rt liveryman We
luxuries, you
Pay 201123er at.
each
; PAY .YQUR'SELF 'A‘ mom,
you pay filir bills for groceries,
pby the tradesmen a fair
deOUBprafitwmemumipjend
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. First. Methodist EpiEcopa: Church
a.
livening service at. 7:30 o'clock.
Subject, “Love Is Risen.”
There will be a special Eas
tel- mu.
sic at both services. . -
South Norwalk
‘Rev. ‘A'. F. Chamberlain. pastor
Carlton L'Hommedicu.
n director.
E or Sunday: , 7
Sunday schooldomi.
OTMV
Missionary
clothing ' anal
profit.~ Where
your-entire lulu-y?“
program in charge «it Miss Lucy
Baddeley.
Prfludq-Eaiter Morning v.2 2M
, Anthem..."Awake Thou That Sleep-
Solo. "In the End or the Sabbath" ,\
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”at Anthems—Vania. so. the Place
Where Jesus Lay—:8chnecker.
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.mu nonsense bcrnetisk -Amelii'
Hoiklnr. bassist; Rev. _,
cents to m f.
w. 31:03:03.:
a. .. ,. Ottenwaltler
Evening Iver-mp 7,18!»r M this
service'ihe church quorte’tte and the
chorus3ohoir.'will sing a cantata.
“Hail ,the Victor” by ,‘Wooler. This
is n.- bésutlfui—eseag ..roeau..o: the
Scriptural account of the Resurrec-
tion of our Lord. and is helpful and
inspirational. The .sermon (allow-
ing will be taken from one of the
great American poets~Lcngfellow
who tells the Resurrection story in
the fall and rise: of "King Robert
of Sicily." This will be recited. by
the Rev. A. F. C her-lain.
Prelude, Pilgrims' Chorus, Wagner
Contain. "Hail. the Victor" Wooler
Postiside. Fanfare in D .... Bridge
The flowers used for the pulpit
decorations will the distributed to
the aged; sick.» and shut-in members
and friends obthe church.
"The Old Fashioned Singing
School"*will be given in the South
Non-walk Methodist church. on
\Vednesday evening. April 30th. by
the Old \Vell'Eastcrn Star Singing
Friends of the church will
be interested and. will plan to al.-
‘tend. The program is a. delightful
one. '.
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Red Men's Hall.
"The Home or the Saved" is the
topic for the illustrated lecture to
be given tomorow. night‘i‘by Evange-
list H. Elmer Shipley of Bridgeport,
in Red Men’s hall. ‘West “’ashington
street, at 8* o’clock. .
The lecture is preceded by a song
m.
service at 7230 P. M. All are in-
vited to attend these services. '
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Advent Christian Church.
Von Zondt and Harvey streets. .
Rev. F. L. Piper, pastor; Mrs:
Elsie. Partrick, organist.
Morning worship at 10:30. Easter
music and sermon.
Sunday-school at 11:50. Richard
Bland, superintendent. Juniors at
three; Loyal W‘orkers at 6:15.
Evening" service at 7:80. gThere
will be a. baptism in the eéening.‘
also the rendering of an Easter Can~
tall: by a chorus. “’ith special fea—
tures and floral decorations. the day
will be one of unusual interest.
Ladies' mission meeting on Vi'ed-
nosday at one o‘clock. Prayer and
praise meeting Thursday evening at
7:45.
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St. Peters Ev. Luth. Church
Cedar Sh. Near “70st Avenue.
Rev. E. C. \Venzel, pastor.
Easter Sunday. German festive
service with Holy Communion at
10:30 A. M. Preparatory service
.for communicants at 10 A. M. The
choir will‘sing special Easter an-
thems. Everybody is cordially wel—
com e
Bible class and Sunday-school
will be held as usual from 12 M. to
1 I“. M.
The chair will meet Monday cvc-
nlng at 8 o‘clock in the basement
of the church. in
The society of young married peo~
pic will meet \Vednscday evening in
the basement or the church at 5
o'clock.
Thursday evening
People's sociczy will hold its regu-
lar monthly social in the basement
of the church. All .membcrs and
lriends of the society art: cordially
invited.
the Young
On Q *0 0
First Chm-eh or Chris: Scientist
57 “'est Ave. .-
The regular Sunday service of
this church is ~held at 11 A. M.
Sunday-school is hold at ll. A. M.
Subject, "Doctrine of Atonement."
“‘cdnesday evening testimony
meeting is hold at eight o‘clock. To
both of the services the public is
invited.
Reading room. floral James Inn,
open week days (holidays excepted).
from 12 to 6. Tuesday and 'l‘hurs-
day evenings from 7 lo 9. All are
welcome. ' ,
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South Norms“: Baptist Church.
Rev. Lester T. Mallory, pastor.
10:00. Bible school.
11:00, Morning \Vorship. Topic for
the sermon will be "Resurrection."
Children's sermon “Easter Message."
5:00, 7338 Mickinstoad. of the
evening as vice. A line program.
The music for the day will be ren-
dered by Frederick Brack. bass:
Mrs. Stephen Clifford. alto: Miss
Ruth Brack. soprano:-Herbert Blrst.
tenor; Miss Elva Avclone. contralto;
Mrs. Caroline Stowe, organist, and
Miss Mary Avelone, violinist.
Tuesday evening the -Advisory
Board yvill meet at the church.
The Mismh Circle of King's
Daughters will hold their regular
business and social meeting at 8:00
at the borne of Mrs. J. Brundage,
20 \Vashington street. ‘
' 'Weducsday the Vv'omen's associa-
tion will hold an All Day Quilting
party at the home or Mrs. Moran,”
192 South Main street. ‘ .
The World Wide Guild will hold
its regular sewing meeting ‘it ~the
home of Mrs. Stephen Cliflord, 11
Crescent Terrace at 7:30 p. m
The Young Men’s c
at 8:00 p. .m;
Thursday evening at 7:45 the pas-
tor and his wife‘will entertain at the-
church. All Baptists or friends of
Baptists are cordially invited.
i ,Music program for Sunday morn-
ng. e. » ,
Prelude (Organ: and violin)‘ {I
KnowThat My Redeemeanveth—
Handel. ‘
lub will meet
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may. Doctor G. Thomas. ‘Pastor.
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Cloning. remark
by Rev. Millard “R
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ing, Wédnesday at 7:30 P. N. Thurs-
.day evening, sewing circle.
evening Missionary Circle of the
church.
Rev. H. B. Cooper, pastor.
Rev. E. T. McGrcgor. Ph. D., Pastor
Easter Sunday-Morning worship
"at 10:30 with sermon by the pastor;
subject:
Easter will
Sunday school at noon.
People's meeting will be held at the
parsonage at 7 p. m.
on Thursday there will be a social
supper in the parish house at 6:30
followed by an address by the Rev-
erend John L. Davis. of New Britain.
All are invited.
Dnvis'
chologv of Success."
The. Easter music: 5
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ncwkirk,
soprano.
Miss Macbelio Austin.
Mrs. Edna. May Sclleck,
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Murphy,
contraito and Normand
'cellist. ' .
Prelude, Largo, from opera. “Xer-
Xes"
Trio (violin. 'ccllo and piano)
Duct, “Hark, llurk My Soul"—
Mrs. Ncwklrk and Miss Murphy
Conn-alto
Mel" .....................Gluck
Ofl'ertory, I-thaso (Reverie) . .Gannc
Trio (violin. ‘ccllo and piano.)
Soprano solo. “Hosanna". . . .Gmincr
Pectin-dc, Marthe Pendulum——
Trio (Violin.
George B. Tompkins. Minister
.lnck Oglcsby. Minister's Assistant
Charles G. lves, organist and di-
rector: Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contraito;
Mrs. Lois \Ycrme.
L. Sterling, hasso; Ernest W.
tenor.
Sunday school and the Blcn‘s As:
sembly Bible class
Young; Men‘s Bible class. to which
he,invitcs. all young
The Epworih League service
6:30 will be directed by Miss Mabel
Soule's Sunday school class.
At 7:30 the quartet will render the
cantata, "The New Life," by James
Rogers.
will be on “.lesusttlle Life." -
WfiéWdetyMr. Oglcsby will take
the members or the Boys' club on a
hike.
o‘clock sharp.
The Philuthea class will meet at
the home of Mrs.
Sound View Court, on Tuesday eve-
ning. ~
\Vcdncsday evening. the Standard
Bearers will meet in the church so-
cial rooms.
Prayer service on Thursday eve-
ning at 7:45. ;_
On Friday evening at 8:15
Norwalk Church Orchestra will give
its fourth annual concert.
ohestra will be assisted by Mr. Franz
Idstmann',’cello soloist. and by Mr.
\V’iemann, premier contra. bass. and
other New York musicians. A varied
program of choice selections is be-
ing most carefully prepared, and a.
concert of unusual excellence is as-
sured. '
Tho Standard Bearers will hold a
cake sale at
store on Saturday afternoon at 1:30.
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‘A speciairnusical program for the
services lit the '- Rowayton Baptist
church tomorrow has been arranged
under the direction or Mme. Alfred
J. C. Beckius, choir-.1?
The regulghr monthly meeting .of
the Rowayton Civic association will
be held at the Rowayton hose house
Monday evening at- 8 o'clock. All
members are
The funenai of '81
who «um . Thursday
front-\t‘he late ’hom ways-u
avenue this utteraon at 2:30 o'clock.
Revjchai-les Gray 0! the Rowayton.
fMothodist church will
buria‘i‘wili 1:13.11: .U-ni.on
2A musicals will be. gut. at the
awayton Methodist church, We'd-
needay, evening. May 14. under the
. . 35 auspices‘of e Lpdiesf Aid society
"Hm Zion ,‘ ‘cot the eh i Several convex-town
, . ,1 _ s: :srtista will be ‘included on théspro~
Friday
First CongT-egat' iolul Church
Norwalk
“Easter Renewal."
be observed in the
The Young
The subject of Mr.
address will be. “The Psy<
violinist.
Mt.
Stannard.
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Miss M’urph y
W’ith violin, ’cello and piano
Mrs. Ncwkirk
Gounod
'ccllo and piano.)
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Not-walk .‘i. it. Church
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soprano:
o'clock.
of the
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men who are
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ll o'clock. Easter services. Easter
music
hymns: Easier message.
rament of Baptism will be admin—
istered. and new
received into the church.
pie are invitcd to attend
Easier
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