W Mk or South main street
to uncle. James Naval: of Rall-
mne. were the guests of
’ C O O
«flatmat- for lawns and gar-
' Alfred Brown. Phone 2893-2.
" Adv.
! O o ’
Fol-walk Lodge of Elks. No.
7'01 hold initiation tomorrow at-
n at three o'clock. Th9 do-
will be given by the degree
. from the Brtnxlodge.
.
:73!!! Your Victims on our Club
Ask about it at Donnelly's.
o
O I
‘ v er Stools or 11 Franklin all-cot
. «idling his grandmother. Biro.
" ‘ 3. Bill at hcr homo in New
‘ 7 City.
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' 'tle‘hlgh Coal. Harris & Cons.—
I o I
- dam! Mrs. )liclmcl Jnscm of
to strcct have as ihcir gur'st
.. and Mrs. J. Guidc‘s ol Nr‘w
" y 1: City.
l ~ 0 o o
Buy a. gas range and water
. 2 {er now-Save in to 20 per cent.
as Conncclicul Light 8: Power
:&.——.'\'.1‘\‘.
r . - -
, 'Joseph Gai‘ino r-f 9 noulon sirccl
us a. \‘isilnr in Itrirlccpcrt )‘oslcr-
my.
. a
"1111's. llichml Ilium-HI) of 7.0“
t
, et is having hrr 11an“: cu Sound
Yew terrace remnvlnlml.
" o o o
O O O
"ii—Best Coal. umrls & Galas—Adv.
O C t ’
Mls Julia. Kish of Y: xincinn nvc-
hue and BUS Annabelle \Vhilnry (If
Pine strcet “"XD lllc curds of
friends in Darir-n Thursday.
. . 3
”Auto springs. Tilly's.——Adv.
-: C O ‘
'I-‘rlends of Miss .‘lnrcnrct Garfield
52' 33 LOWe strcrt will be sorry in
filhr that she i: cnullnr-zi to her
lane with an cellar-k ot the grippe.
‘ 3 .
9’ ‘
“Miss Mary llnln ins rclurnnd lo
llér home in l-‘Jv cvcnuc from a two
a months' vi=it will: rr~ln'i\'es in New
York.
0 ‘ I
-—IArge Pca. Coal. Ilnrris &
Enlist—Adv.
r o o c
Misa' Lillian Fucks nr Rn'llv‘n
Hreet has relurnrvl from n vik‘it uilh
her aunt in lln-nxx-ill‘». X. Y. ..
O O U
Mrs. Joseph Rich cf lllv mnmr
“a tho 8113?? cf r~":!‘irr= l‘z _\'.-..
{York l‘i'y 3'r-clrrz‘zln}.
. O .
—Shecp manure and agricultural
lime for lawn: at Alfred Brown's
# O O
» 5- The Young l”. ople's Sncielr of lip»
; Wrth League of the Grace Maillo—
dist Episcopal C‘hurch of NW llaxcn
'cgme in a bull on a. straw lid“ in
art-it to I‘.c\'. diil‘l .‘ll<. A l‘cuncll of
the East .\\'I.‘ll‘l" ("inn-h. \\‘t"ln‘.’$\11‘fv'
he evening on: sncnl in u g-‘nrrnl
0d time elcaicg “ill. a luncheon
servcd in the Sunday School Ronm
of the l‘hurch zlz‘tcr “hick thcy re-
turncd in tho Ir straw L|‘\'rl‘f4l Anio-
truck to Ncw limou. Mrs. Smuubl
Jennings of Snulln‘cl’t‘ “as :1. cnllm‘
fit the East Axcnue Parson-.150, “7- -l-
{*il’esday anemnm,
“ t o 4.
Runs YOI'R summon ,K\\'_\'
,‘I bnllglit a l“: :l‘ _‘ilL" \ltzc‘s‘ in;
hlways luiclV-r. nu-l 171=ilv Unwind.
Nery sallllm‘)’ :l‘wi l“‘ -‘l" us'nr, 1:}
.t Bird. Jill“! lux< :H'v' bv .a‘v-ic {Or
:bvery room in =3~- l‘-V\l~-“. rm...
iconic in aura-4hr l‘:"-'=ll=, lay w-‘1l_
. Ok well owl vwn. ll'mmurccd h‘
give saiisl:iclirm.~~.\.sx,
.
1» C
: 3 Miss T’dllh 7' a ‘-’-s (icodvllilvi,
f ‘ ho has l=">-’n fill-"ll‘llllz tun nwmllc
V t be? home on Garnw slrnri, umil
.118 return of ll-‘Y‘ luf‘hl‘ from, lili-
.' p8 has I"‘Yll"nv .1 11
, ario, Canada~
'1 ' V - u n o
‘ fPrlde of l'ncu : own ~El. D;~u:l1:m~s
» £___Poca.homas, li-‘ld a rrgulnr mew?-
ng Thursday mcniuc. Allcr tile
. eating the members alliourned to
flue \Vlnonn (‘ounvil'a‘ Trading Post,
we'd Men's llcll 3! win slrcr-l.
lieilmillc,
1’“ r." ' “ '
/ é?"*-Drcalll)' Illi‘ tl‘izl‘: “al'zcs “ill:
”it Old H312:- : )liuc. 'l‘nuizzhl.
{Rm-n Assembly llnlz.
5,. . 3 .
bf. Gresent Terrace l’i‘llll‘nml Thurs-
’§ly cvcning from a. \Vecll's trip to
'iWashington. D. C.
.-r* s s o
Q," Charlbs .‘latlin of t‘rcscnt Terrace
yesterday for Albany. New York.
'.8Ifbere be “ill spent. a few days with
is mother.
‘0.» a . . .
3.. —Dance ionizht, Town Asscmhly
"hm. Music (‘nmco Six Orchestra.
-n o a 0
William Ward. son of Mr. and
. William P. \B‘nrd of 19 Frank—
lin street. who has born spending the
spring vocational. his homc, re-
hated today to Holy Cros’s College.
"rho’rc. he is a senior.
. R 3 ‘
V‘About 30 friends altcndcd the
" :, . in New York City, Thursday.
house worming at. the new home of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood in Win-
field street Thursday evening no.
froshments were served and danc—
ing was enjoyed. .
o t O
The‘ choir or the South Norwalk
Congregational Churcch Will meet
for reheearsal at five o'clock this
afternoon. ,
, o o O
Samuel Grecnstcln of West Wash—
ington street is driving a. new Ford
sedan. '
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——I‘lummage Sale, D. A. Ru Nor-
wall; Chapter. May 1-2 at. 8 North
Main St. So. Norwalk. Packages
collcctcd April 80. Tel. 869.———Adv.
0 ' C . O - ~
A cnrload or sicel for the frame of
the, new Norwalk Congregational
church which is under construction
arrived at the local freight yard
this morning. it was announced by
Rcv. Erncst F. McGregor. postor of
the church. The new structure} is
going up rapidly: the cellar Sound-
utlons beingr completed.
0 O C
Wallcr R. Colllngs o! 110 Franklin
sircr’t has resigned his position as
accountant at tho Embalmers' Sup-
ply Company. \Yeslport, He was
prcscnlnd with a. handsome Howard
Watch by the cmploycm and mom-
lvcrs of the Conn-any, Thursday .
t I 3
Louis Rim, of llrldrzeport will lec-
ture in l‘nion (‘lmpcl Ilnrlctt Ave.
ilrvnvl lllvvr tomorrow nftcrnnnn at
{our o'cl'u‘k on “All Nations march-
int: to Arumccdrlou" All \x’rlcome.
Scrvice Irce.
. I ‘
Bliss 'l‘lxcrem (Tm-annual: of Pat-
erson. N. J.zls spending the “'cek-
cm] with Mrs. Knlhcrine Donohuo of
;:Mr. and Mrs. (‘harlcs ll'. Il’urllult
FairliI-ld nvcnu'c.
iT'EKST'NO'fiWKEK-f
I
llartwick L. Amundscn (if 57 Os—
born nvcnue has purchased a. new
nulomolvlle.
a w o
The candillnlcs of the Girl‘s
Fricndly Society of tho Christ
church will mcct Monthly zlflr-l‘noon
lit 4 OV‘IOCR.
o o o
The Nnrn'nlk ('haplcr of thc I‘c
.‘lolny “ill proscnt lhc larch comccly.
"Aunt Abigail and lhc have," at
i'nmmunlly lmllI May :1. Tim cast
Will inclulln mcml'mrs of ilw l‘nlrol
'l mu of tho clmplcr. Following: tllc
m‘csvnlnliun of ill" play. drluclnz will
he cujm'cul. The Dc M‘olny Sync!)-
xm'nr! will furnish tho music.
t O O
'l‘l‘.n choir of l‘uc lids! nx'cnuc
\lcllmdim church “ill hold a rchour-
ml louinlll nt “: u'rlm'k.
. O 0
Mr. all-i Mrs. Mn: Sihcrsfcln of
lgorl l‘niut elv‘rl-t m-c rcccivlnz con-
szrrlvuln'ions upon lhc birth of a son
:1! l‘u-ir llomc. \Vrulucsnla):
C ' Q
Mr. nnd )lrfi. Hyman .lnlfrc of
l‘crt I'oint slrcrl um onion-mining
ct tlrcir lmmc: twcr ll‘lc “‘cck-cud
rolnlivhg nom g‘lrooklyn and Now
Yuri: city,
o in o
.\"cix:llhorhood Night will lm oh.
.- \ml :1! the ('hlisL church Monday
. hi. ’l‘llecc gathcrinzs arc-opcn in
v\fi‘).l‘llu in lllr‘ ncighhorlmnd_ A
pram-flu of music, (luuclui: and
in cploy-‘vl. lludin cnnr‘crts
urn nice fcnlln'l -l null n9 “‘cll as: [ho
qxclmncc of \lcuu on ‘mpic pvrlincnt
in I \‘_l'_\‘ nl:!_\' li'fi.
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’l'rcnp No. 1?. l‘wy Scouls of Amor-
i-‘n. will hold Ill-"il‘ regular mcclim:
:cllisz‘lL at L'l‘ll‘.lllllllll.y lillli.
o o t
{l‘llr- icy-worm l.‘l‘~.?l§“ of tho J‘Zns‘.
:n-mm livlhmlim church scrvcd a
li\-- crnl supp: r in l‘xr- hascmr‘nt of
H”: church lzu:l mnfifilu.
. fl I
2mm 7-
.U film rr‘lellur lun tins: of thc lip—
“.wl‘u 'l.-::1s':c of in» liszii A\cnuc
.‘lrlhodist chm-Mi. mmorrow night.
to". I‘ch-‘ll, pawlnr, ivill addreSS
lhc lll“*ll‘h-\~. ii is hopcd that a
large numlwr “ill hc pl’csonl. 'l‘hc
nrxt Inc-Min: nf lhc lc-azuc (viii hr‘
lzr‘u'i :It. the: hum-3 of Miss l‘wrllut
l-‘nrr. Grcsory llnulcvm'd. May 6.
Al This scssiou nfl‘it‘cl's for tho cnsu-
in: yur will lw clccicd
_._ A _. -
Inmate of Soldiers’
Home Hit By Auto
STAMFORD, April ‘30.—
Fzruck by a large automobile on
Main Sirm-t nnar Pacific Slrcct
when traffic was at (1‘5 height and
tho sldcwalks were lhronzzed at; 8:15
o‘clock last night, “‘illiam Bl‘odcr-
irlo sixty-five. a rcsidcnt of tho
Foldicrs‘ llomc n‘l Noroion. lics in
n sci-ions condition at the Stamford
lospiml. Dr. Famucl l‘icrson. who
altrrndcd the injurcll(man. slatcvl
last night that Broderick was sui‘fcr-
in: from (109]; scalp wounds, loss of
blood. aculc ighock and a pOSSiblc
fracture of thc skull.
Thomas I”. l'lurkc of No. 286
.Mnln 'Slrcct. who was driving thc
car that struck Broderick. wont. to
The members or the Rowayton
lion in honor of the new pastor Rev.
Charles 3. Gray. at, the church, Mon—
day night, at 8 o'clock.
program is being arranged. Re-
freshments will be served by the
members of the Ladlcs' aid society.
All members and friends of the
church are Invited. -
o o I
lluwuvion Baptist church. Rev.
Victor F. Scalise, pastor. Services
tomorrow will he held at Daylight
Saving Tlmc. Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Morning worship at. 11
o'clo‘ck.
. a 0 '0
Tho Young People's goclcly will
hold a. meniin: in the evening at 7
o'rlock. Evening worship, at 7:30
o'lmck. 0n Tursday there will be
a. spt't‘lnl meeting,
piccs of the Community Brother-
hood. ItcV. James Fostcr oi Phila-
dclphiu. will lm in:- spcakcr. llc Wlll
spczik on "The Christian in tho
Clumging W'orld." On Wednesday
the Ladlcs‘ aid society will meet
with Mrs. Katherine? Scofield nt 1101'
home on Highland avenue. Regular
mid-weck prayer meeting. Thursday
cvcnlng. RcV. Scallsc will he the
lcm‘rr. ‘Vcckly rehearsal of t c
choir, Friday night.
0 O
Two-nylon .‘lcihorllst church. Rcv.
Clmrlr»: .9 Gun); pastor. 'l'hc son--
in”: tnnwrroc' will lw hold a? Day'-
licl‘i Snvinr: 'l‘ilnc. Silml’ly school
at 10 o'clock. Public worship at 11
o‘clock. 'l‘lw subject of the. sermon
will b: “I‘rnw‘r and l’cnlccost."
iii-mum: worship at 7:30 o‘lcock.
Rumor: of scrmon, "Love is the
Ht 3'." A rcr‘cplluu to tllc pastor and
his family will luc hold Monday night
at 8 o'clock. llogulnr mid-week
prnvrr morning. \V’czlncsday night, at
7:45 o'clock,
o t 0
Mr. and Rim, llnlwrt Forclny of
llnwnyion lulvc lvccn clilcrlnlluing
Mr. and Mrs, 1', (l. Blocllcr and
ulllughtcr, of. Ncw Canaan. .-
o a- 0
Mrs. Tnlmndgo linker of Now Ha-
vr-n in \lslilnz’wllh Mrs. Edgar l‘l.
Lynch. at her homo on lllphlaml
:zvcnuo, ,
o o o
.‘lrs, Gem-go. Kay of hon-nylon
nw‘nuo had as her 211cm Mrs. Mnhcl
Sim-mm of Grt‘f‘l‘lpnl'l. II. I.
ihc pnlivn slzlllun voluntarily and
rcpnl‘lvwl 11x7- :ll'i‘itl-lll, Al'i'l' ll
slnicllcuf lmvl luccn nlflulutul from
Purkc, llc \vna r-icusz-nl rm lmwl sf
‘37-0”. -‘=.‘Irgc-l lrmpmnn'lly with
lPL‘kll'SF driving.
Mcppcll l‘rnm ("m-h.
(‘rlplllin Ll‘ llll"(".\u‘<
l-‘clcy. who lll\v”r~'i2nlrrl lllc :Im‘idcm.
"lining:
ll Glilll‘nlf‘Il lilznl lll'mlcl'l~‘k lml
slcmv‘d of? tiny curb ml .‘lmn Fll'l‘l‘l
1‘
Mid Minus". Ilil'm Ho“ lulu lhc lllllh ".
Hm (-nr llurlln “he driving, llul‘k‘
um: groin: erlnuly. 1h: lilrrc \'..'l‘i ::
lulu: lilw Hf lltlfl'it' nu llm lztrcrl
nhcnd of him. null nnmlu-r lnuz
Sirius: of mm cowl”: from ill"
mlmr Ilirr-Miuu. lu mlilln-m :luln-
lllhiwilr‘u wmo parked in :1 solid row
alum: Hm sinlc nf :‘l'll'l Hll'w‘l.
__- _.._C__ . A., ..
PREACHES WHAT HE
.KNOWS: MAN MAY BE
DOWN, NEVER OUT
_ l
.y W»
Patrick O'Keefe.
Pan-lei: O’Keefe lay unconscious
for two months after being blown
from the btid oithe «angled B.
M. 8. Queen Eggs bethin battle
of Jutland in 1916. Docton held no
hope for him until one of then-
succeeded in grafting an enomou
Imount of skm onto his
wounds. Nowhoisin "§ill
I Salvation Arm school in or
'AN EXTRA $1000
Said 3 Depositor: "I began to save about three years ago
for a. certain purpose. Today; indicating back on my
pasbmxlnoficethatmyintemthassmountedto almost
$100. It’s just like finding- that hundred: I never deposit-
ed it, butxit’s there coming interest. I’m strong for 'a
savings account."
Yuk to h t “a man my
.2 down Bi}: he’s,never out.” .
Methodist church will hold a. recep—.
A special ,
undo-r the aus-t
f:l"[|]|’l‘l1 Hm ll'lllllx‘ of tho \\lill“.’"‘-".‘,2
Dr. Mary Mills Patrick. founder
of Constantinople Woman's _.Col-
logo and its President for the put
itmrty-tour years. has resigned. Dr.
Patrick has a. recorduoz more than
fifty-three continuous years at sogv—
ice in connection with educational
work among womendn the :Ncat
East, the longest. on record.‘. She
will rclurn to America. at. the-close
of the present college year,
Dr. Patrick went to Turkey first.
in 1871 and was engaged in work at
lirzcrum in Eastern Anatolia. She
mastercd the native languages and
translatcd several English text-
books .{or use in the American
school. She was called to Constan-
tinople. where she becyne the prin-
cipal of the high school founded
shortly before by the Am’crican
Woman's Board. Under her 'able
administration the school was trans—
formed into a. college. which in
1890 was incorporated by the Log-
lslatdro of tho Commonwealth of
Massachusetts an the American Col-
lage for Girls. - Sultan Addul Hum-
id granted the college an imperial
trade of special privileges in rcc—
ognltlon of its service to the young
women of tho country.
In 1014 the college was trans-
formed to splendid new buildings on
the banks at tho Besporus which
wore the km. or Mrs. Helen Gould
Shepard. Miss Ollvla I’hclps Slokcs.
Mrs. chnry Woods. Mrs. Russcll
Sago, \Vlllium Illngllmn 2d and Mr.
Rockefeller. On this occasion Dr.
Patrick was presented wit'h tho Ot-
toma'o -I
akat gs Lulbule
the higher cduca
Turkoy, ,
Miss Kathryn Nowell Ada
appointed to succeed... ”Dr. Patrick.
Miss Adams}: d’graduato at Obcr.
lln and Radcliffe.
her work in the Near East. she was
the deal: or women at Belolt Col-
0
logo.
The annual girl scout. convention
will be held 'ln Chicago beginning
20th and
April
duper-ls! Order otziho Shot;
taller ”we” in ' Rev. D. 9.111911”... Paton:
lien or yomon in
ms was
Before taking up
until
/ am. and:
Boner Butler and Quincy am
Sunday service:
10 o. m. Sunday school.
, 11:80 Slum .07 Junior Choir.
Thoma Henderson. cornea“. Anne-
11. Hopkins. ornam- Sermon. Ot-
ter-int. Benediction.
0:80 p. m. B. Y. RU. meeting.
0 p. m m by Senior Choir.
'sermon. Quoting. Booedictlon.
Thursday 31:30 p. m. «Touched
meeting. 8 p. in. myer moonlit.
otter which there will be a. busi-
ness meeting, of the church. to
May 2 under the direction of Mrs. which every member of. th. church
Herbert Hoover and Mrs. J. D. Rip-
Otllcr prominent scout lead-
J.. J.
Arnold
M“.
or: attending will
Storroo’. Boston,
Clioalc and MisSQSamh Louise Ar-
nold of New ’York.
tion will open with a. mass meeting
0' discuss constitution revision, lol-
lowlng'whlch there will be group
mccllngs of directors and regional
The commotion will be
preceded by the national training
course director] by Mrs. Jane Doe-
dircctor or scouts in
the I_'nltcd States.
The two duatzhlcrs of Roar Ad-
mlral w. S. Sims. 1?. S.
workcrs.
lr'r lilppcn.
ardcnt scouts.
miml Si ms.
blc corrcclly.”
The conven-
N. are both
“Scouting cmphast
lzcs the domestic uclivil’ics and in-
lcrcsls of a. girl‘s Ad-
has
scornwl hvr molhcr's kitchcn until
:1. Scout. one has lcnrnml that it is
not drudgcry lvut fun
cook :L simplc mcnl and sct the to:
lo lcarn to
is urged to utter“. Final omn-
mento for the state convention will
be made at this meeting.
Friday is p. m. “Deacons meet
with the pastor. You who‘havc not
a church homo here ore welcome to
make this your home.
0 O I
First Methodist. Episcopal Church
, South Nor-walk -
Rev. A. F. Chamber-Loin. Putat-
Carlton L'Hommedieu, ormlst
and dlrect'or.
Sunday school 9:00 a. m. Sundu'd
Lime.
Morning worship 10:00 Standard
tlms.‘ Se omtopic. “A Chance Ac-
qunin
Prelude, Moderate in E m:
coco...oo-oo’ooosoaoaooou Finlel‘
Anthem. ”Awake Thou That Bleep-
est" .................... “alter
Solo. "Blessed are the Meek"
..............".......... Stevens
Mr. Raymond Sherwood
Postlude. Grand Chemo. Guilemnnt
Evening worship 6:80 Standard
‘
GET ALLEGED
GUNMEN WANTED
lN-NEWARK
Stamford Police Pick
Up 2 Men Charged
W‘i t h Hold-up and
Safe Breaking
ESCAPED COURT
Men Made '1) a r i n g
Dash in Which Lives
of Officers W e r e
Threatened
S'l‘AMlH‘lIlD, April 36,-—
lI-xolopmi-nls coming last night
:lrlcx- Chief of Police Jurors ilcflcr-
lell lmvl rccolvcd ac. lclcgmm from
l‘nllco Department officials of Ncw-
uric. N. 3.. Mini: out tho incl; lhnl
the loo nllcxrd g‘unmcn urrcslrd l-y
thrcc Stamford policr‘mcn curly ycs-
icnluy morning“. Jock Shapiro and
James 1'). llcnson. both of New
York. :ll‘c \\';\nl"d ln Ncwnrk on
rlmruvs ol‘ :xllcmplim: n, holdup for
ST‘U'HO in silk“. tllcfl of 336.000 1n
n snl‘n vacnlilu: inclulcnl. and :11-
tcmplln": to kill two pollco omccrx
who lrlcd in lutcrl'cro with lllcir
.urnsnllonul rsrupc from .1 Newark
(‘rimilml court “‘hcrc thcv wcrc ho-
lnr: (rlcd. 'l‘lxc Scum-k pollen also
slain that the luv“ “Kn; ilnolvcd in
two highway rohlmrlr‘s.
, instructions lo hold illc mcn with-
uni hall until mops can be taken to
.m-curo their cxirndlllon in Now Jcr-
.hTrsu‘d l'citcrdn!
I The lwo mun. who gave thv'il‘
unlncs a: Jack Shapiro. 25. of No.
113 St. Mark's l‘luce, Ncw York. and
.Inmvs II. Urns-on. 34. of N0. no bias:
{dud Slrccl. New York, were ur-
rcslml at 4:30 o'clock ycnlcl‘day
morning: ivy oI‘licclncn John Doin—
hum. )lallhcw Dounloos and Arthur
Lillll‘l‘snll.
‘ Ufl‘iccrs Douglass and Dclahunt
; “cre coming: out of lilo policc sta~
{inn whcn lllcy noticmi a. large
zu-lun curning thc hm mcn push—
ing through liar! ccntrr of ‘lhc city.
Douglas jumpcrl on Mr! molorcyclc
:md luluhuut got inlo thc sidccnr.
'l'hcy slomwd lhc mcn near Main
and Atlantic Sir-cola, and searched
the you
Noni Arscnnl.
In a black lint: on lhc rcor Swat
lllt‘ ofliccl‘s. u lm 11:: d liccn
,loint‘d by I‘ollcmnnn Laucrson.
found a londcd automatic rm’olvcr
with two cups under it. Beneath
the, caps and en‘cctlvcly hidden
l‘rmn sight were thrce other loaded
rcvolvcrs. several boxes of cartridg-
cs, :1 silcnccr and ashlight.
Taking lhcir lncn to the police.
station. the pair wore qucstloned.
uftcr which ilxev \vcre locked up.
chief Ilcli'ernan ol‘dorcd finger
minis taken of the mm. and it was
those. together with a. notice which
was sent out to other police stations.
which caused the Newark authori-
ties to send the telegram requesting
the chief to hold the men.
Thought Car Stolen.
scy wcrc u‘lvcn in tho tclcgzrnm. ‘V
Close examination of the automo-
hile caused the police to believe that
the car the men were driving might
have been stolen. In line with last
night's developments and the com
salionol charges on which the men
are wanted, it appears likely that:
attor- making their escape from the?
courtroom in Newark they dashedf
north in a stolen car.
“hen the men were questioned
early yesterday morning they denied
ownership of the black bag contaln~
ing the moons. Police had men
working on the theory that the
men might be hl-jackers on their
way to Norwalk to rob the 15,000
gallons of liquor seized there. but
the word that the men are wmted
CUT IBIS DUB—1‘1" IS WORTH
.MONEY
Send this ad hind ten cents to Eo-
ley 8; Co. 2835 Shemcld Ave. Chis
cage. In, writing your mo and
max-ea clearly. You will reo'sivo
a. ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tu Compound to:- cough. colds
and Mess. also tree mic
packages of Foley Plus. a. moi-cue
Oahu-tie Tflbleu
‘ billousnm
for «Induction
88:11th tor the kidney; no role; .5 - ‘
rem-am have mam m. j'
for n nvrlcs or holdup: in Newark
puts an cud to this supposition.
’l‘hn mm are
clOscly in the
Thomas Si. Colo
slrcct. is home on ‘n
lcnw {rum lllc 1'. S. Navy Training
Slullull.
llc cnllslcd ln
runr)‘ m the int-:11 rccrullinn’ station
at tho City Hall. nnd he states he
llc gnlnctl 18 pounds
during- llic cighl “‘ccks llc has been
likcs lilo ll:l\‘)‘.
l nl hc. navy,
watched
local police station
to guard against. (my chance or thclr_
umklng an escape.
Local Boy Gains
Weight in Navy
9 Leonard
days
in Frb-
time. Sermon topic. "A Lclson On
Fishing." _ .
Prelude. Adagio Cantabile
olooooc--n-ooo..o..-u Beethoven
Postluds. Postlude in F .. Dennis”
A welcome to worship. This any
be your church.
Monday 6:30 Sundud time. the
Queen Esther Circle will meet :0
the home oi' Miss Ruth Raymond.
7 Couch street. ‘
Wednooday 7:00 Sumatra time.
“Tho Old Fashioned Singing School"
will give their concert. This mop
of singers number some twenty
voices. The leader. Mr. GflOI‘KO
Hirst. will recommend the whole
cast. The men of the school are
members of “Old Well Lodge No.
108, F. and A. M. and the women
are of the Ophlr Chaptor of the
Eastern Star. Tickets ore moderate
and may be had '0! members of the
Official Board. the children of the
NOT IN RACE
John J. Pershing.
dcuial
John
llmplmllc
by (’lcucrul
uCCcpt the
circumstanc: .:.
PRACTICAL AND “a;
DAINTY IS Fle
FROCK 01" BLACK
my. ,mu
l‘crshing that;
llc “ill bc a cundldutc for the vice-
px-csidrncy of the luitcd Silllt‘s on
the licpulilicun
l‘crshinz dcclurcs
nonmmllon any
flunday haul. and from members
or the O :1 Well Lodge and. The
Eastern Star. ~
Thursday evening 6:15 Standard
time. the week-night service. The
pastor will speak at this meeting on
the theme “The General Conference
of the Methodia Episcopal Church."
This conference will be in lea-ion o!
Spfignfleld. Maui“ all during tho
month of May. Many topics of deep
interest to the church will be dis.
cussed.
Complying with the “new order
rorrthe change of time we are In-
nounclng our uniccs accordingly
one hour eullor 0n Standard time.
It clocks are changed the hour will
he the some as usual: it not then
notice that the services on: one hour
carllcr.
C O D
Knight St. A. M. E. Church
Rev. \V. Henry Lamar. Putor
The lasf quartcrly meeting ser-
vices for this conference your.
5:30 a. In. Praise non-ice.
10:00 a. in. Love Feast.
11:00 I. m. and 8:80 p. m. in
charge of the Westchostor County
Local Preacher-3' Union 2:30 p. m.
Dinner.
Dr. Wm. Byrd will pretch‘ for the
last time this. year at tho evening
service. “
Monday evening. Fourth quarterly
conference. Dr. Byrd will preside.
'I‘ucsday evening. class meeting.
firing a. friend with you. All oer.
vices on Daylight Saving Time.
a O O
Olin-ls: Church
Gregory Boulev . Eat Nomi]:
Robyn-t. B. B. Fools. Rector
first Sunday atter‘Easter.
8:00 a. m. Holy Communion.
10:30 a. m. 3f0rnlnx prawn. Ad-
dress by Miss Katherine E. Haley
on "Constructive \V’ork Among Or-
phon Children of Bible Loads."
7:30 p. m. Evening proyer find
sermon.
Monday 4 p. m. G. F. S. Candi-
dates. 7:30 p. m. Nelthborhood
Night. Fellowship. “all". dutch!
and lantern slides of the Non- Bust.
Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Jr. Boys' Club.
7:00 p. to. Girls‘ club.
‘ Thursday 2:00 p. m. Monthly bus-
iness. social and missionary meet-
ing of the Womsn’s Guild. at the
rectory. 2:30 p. m. Kn h King
Arthur. \ k u or
and party at the rectory.
‘ o o o
lamina-l Bible Students
Louis Riot of Rina-side Drive.
Bridgeport. will lecturo at four
oclock in Union Chapel. Broad
River on the “Butt
don." 1° 0: Amoco-d-
0 .1 .
Mount Zion Baum ' ‘
Bar. B. R. Mum
Preaching at 11 o'clock I. In.
Sunday school It 12:80 p. In.
A specs-d sermon It 8 o'clock p.
m. for the benefit of the church
under the nausea at Club No. 3:
James H. Taylor. min.
B.Y. PgU.u8p.n.
Reaching-gt 7:80 p. In.
wit-Week services:
, «new eveni 7'
Praia- meeting. a u .30 I!- If
macaw; Sew!
mm evening Chou- me.
ReA' retire-aunt!“ of the Neu- Eu:
hegemony-u... val-span: u tho
3“". ”m” 8“ .....
our for yonmlt and
{helpless cmmrea‘who mission-in;
e." ' A
Anthem. "main: Pmyer".. Kmtzl
Friday '7:30 p. mebolr rebound
/
ed.) iron 1: too. Mr and
m-flofll-“fi
Anal-auditing.
’ In: Non-1h
H. Gnu-tron. Put" 0)
sum (mush?- Rm. 1“” '
10:45 non-nun; W m“
topic. “The Commission to Evange-
ll
7:00 Evan: service. Speaker.
Mr. Russel Antler-certs. “Emmi“;
:1: Nat East Bali wor .
in“ Noun. 8. 8. and Y. P. 3 Bible
cmrdi
cl”!- .l'
Tue-coy. Choir reheat-ml.
Thursday. Payer service? Topic.
‘Thefinlxhteons no the Wicked.
I m‘. a
All are 7': «go . .
St. Peeér’s Evangelical Lutheran
Churn!
Cedar 8:. Near West Ave. l...
Rein-E. C. Weasel. Puller d
. Sunday schoo an
mfeetrlxigcses'wfll be held on Dhugm
Vin Time.
s‘Gcr‘mu: service It 10 a. m. Eng-
lish service M; 11 a. m. Bible “in?“
and Bundu school or. 12 noon. Lv-
erybody is cordially welcome.
The choir will meet. Monday evo-
nlng st. 8 o'clock in the basement of
hurch. '
tho”; Ladles' society will meet
Thursday afternoon in the base-
ment of the church. All members
and friend: of the society are cor-
dhlly welcome.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Young People's so-
cicty will be held Thursday cvemng
tn the basement of the church. All
members and prOspectlve membcrs
ore cordially request?! to attend.
O
Ist Baptist Church Divine Healing
DeWitt Talmads‘e Van Doren, pastor
Morning services at 10:30 o'lclock.
Circle of Light meeting. Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock.
O O 0
lot Coupes-In. anal Church Norm“:
Rev. E. F. McGretor. Ph.D..- Pastor
Morning worship ot 10:30 with
address by Mr. C. O. Dunaway or
New York. who represents the Near
Em Relief.
Sundny school st noon.
Young- People‘s society at 7 p. m.
Thursday. preparatory service for
communion 1t 8 p. m.
Friday. Tea. given by the Door-
kccpero' Circle at the home or Mrs.
Wdter 1-1100th 9 West Ave...
from 8-0 o'clock.
Music for Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ncwkirk.
soprano: Mrs. Edna. May Sellcck.
vim-lint: Miss Maebcllo Austin. vio-
llnlst.
Prelude. Sommer Abcnd
........... Edn: Allan Cogswcll
Miss Austin
Violin solo. Le 'Cygne. (The Swan)
.................. C. Saint-Salon:
Mlss’Aumn
Soprano Solo. In the
Sabbath
End of tho
.......... Obey Speaks
Mrs. Ncwkirk
Postlude. Grand Finale .. Sccboeck
Mrs. Sollcck
O O C
Nor-walk M’. E. Chm-cl!
George B. Tompkins. Minister
Jock Oslesby. Minister's Assistant
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector: Mrs. Loin Werme, soprano;
Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contralto: Harry L.
Sterling. bmo: Ernest “2 Sonic.
tenor.
Sunday school and Men’s Assem-
bly Bible ~ class convene at 10
o’clock. Mr. Ozlesby invites all
young men into his class where the
problems of young men no frankly
faced. Professor George R. Brun-
jes will load the Men's Bible class.
At 11 o'clock Major George K.
Weston wll lspook on condition in
Pile-line. Syria and Armenia. Major
Weston served 18 month: an the L'.
8. Army in France; and saw service
in Jerusalem. Damascus. Aleppo and
Aintab. This to an unusual oppor-
tunity to learn fro man authorita-
tive source conditions in these dis-
tressed countries. An oflering will
be token.
Tho Epworth League at 6:30 will
be led by Miss
Topic: "nun; Paul's Advice.”
“'orship 1nd sermon at 7:30. Mr.
Jock Oglesby. minister's assistant.
will preach.
iors at. 6:30. Older boys at 7:45.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Prayer ser-
vice.
Friday evening at 8 o‘clock the
Lsdlea' Aid society will conduct a
“public market." a :1 give a. social in
the social rooms 0N9 church. The
market is a new ides. and quite dif-
ferent from anything yet put on in
Norwuk. Mutet women will of-
for (or file coke. aprons. flowers
Ind candy":nd ice ‘creun. There
will be a. most interesting 1nd en-
joyable! program.
. o 0 o “
Red Men’s Eon
Tomorrow evening. Evangelist H.
Elmer Shipley of Badman will de-
liver the fourth lecture in the
sex-let of Sunday evening Bible talks.
alt Red Hen! hall. West Washing-
ton street.
P'Evolutlon Versus the Bible” will
be the topic for the hadron. The
meeting will open with a son: ser-
_vice ot 8 o'clock (daylight saving
time). All are welcome.
_ O O 0
(hard: at the 3m
Franklin St. 0pm. Madison
fiewicu held on daylight. saving
time.
Sunday school 2 p, In}. followed
by W service at 3. Erna:—
limc service in the evening :4: 3:30.
mawaching by Mr.
need” 8 p. m. Prise: mee -
lax. Hr. Matt in . t
FEM” firm: at. 8. Nu. Anderson:
mom sex-vice for young people.
Thursday men-noon, w. )I. s.
prayer service it. = o'clock II In.
Palmer's. :88 mt ova-no. .
m7 public is invited to :11 or
these‘ services.
H ‘ Sim-Hunks.
Susan Olmstcad. ‘
Monday evening. boy's club. Jun- ,
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Evenin': r :'
music. Sermon.
Ladics' of ‘5 ~
Wednrsday '
Prayar an: 1
do? at 7:45.
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Rev. 1.2 s‘ r‘
Daylight :..‘~'.1,‘
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Young Fro,
Tcachcr tml
Julian 7.626.: . f '
F. H. J.
Archibald 3'
Relief will 51*": ‘:
service.
The Chore! : " ' - '
Wednesday a ~~: '
The .Ilosp.. ‘ ‘
meet. Filmy ‘
M’ary Bcsrs.
Regular CL...“ ..* .
day. May 4. _ ,__
The annual z ‘ ' 7'
Missionary 1': '
will be hold .2? 2"
New Haven. “V ’2 - ,-_
The Nero‘s?" ; .'
Daughters a! . ' ‘
the South X0. "
church Tues:
In “an EngTish ‘1" ' . . “w
the driving is d::-
wheel and the 5'.‘ ‘ - _ ,
rear one through ‘ '
bars.
A new ten car:
compartment ht? . ’ , .
or electricity in “'1. ‘ '
kept warm or CH:
done.
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Norwalk Chronicler