Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 3, 1924 · page 4

‘ Soldier. Home. Meet in
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m and members of the
. St. A. ll. E. church are
In raise funds with which to
the church. There is a
a silver tea act to be given
person raising the largest
t for the new work.
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-Notice
“left here ovcr thirty days
hi told if not called for by May
‘ 1924. City H2! Shoo Repair-
im Dalallo. Prop—Adv.

22-1- Mlnltrcl Serenade. Mon.
Tues. May 5- 6. I alace. —Adv.

Hrs. James .mtt and daughter,
of Center avenue. enjoyed a
m trip to \‘ew, York city last
‘ 8.
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gin-Sheep manure and agricultural
also for lawns at Alfred Brown's.

gen—Elks Minstrel and Musical
"molly. Palace, Mon. and Tues.

my 5-6.--A.dv.
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acme many friends of William
fines of Eclipse avenue, willdoc

d to hear that he is now con-
~vsl‘escing from a. recent attack of

”umOnia.
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.ttmsh School next Thursday night.
' e-Adv.
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2"..3I'Best Coal. Harris 8; Cans—Adv.
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" George Worthy of Main street was
I'visitor in Vew York citv last evo-

“alas. . . .

——Hear Junior High Yoice Chorus
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‘- u—Don't miss the big show. Pal-
95:33. Mon. and Tues. “33' 5- -.G - $111.
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Doris, the 3oung da fighter of Mr.

11 Mrs. “H liam RedWay, is ill at
home pith an ditackflof the

hooplng cough. 3'

'—Lehigh Coal} Harris & Gains.—
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f‘?-Buy Your Vietrma on our Club
:tlan-Ask about it at Donnelly's.
O
Jack Burns of Stamford “as the
fluest of friends in Springwood, 3cs-

'ggda} I ‘I o 3

—-2nd Anniversary Sale of tho‘

3 Shop, 90 \V’asllington St. be-
kl’ns Saturday. (losing out (-111 ire
Itock of dresses, skirts, hats, etc., at
’ fraction of the cost.

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If: —Fertlllzer for lanns and gar-
‘I’cns. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
“ ' Adv.
99. s o o

T'Miss Mary Mela. of Ely avenue is
ill at 'hcr home.
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W < sorta)

9?".13nlted Spanish “or Teterans.-

tt‘ention Comrades:

'‘Members are invited to participate
the planting of a Tree at the

front of

Sunday.
3

2:30 pm.
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“biota springs. Tilly's—Adv.
.-;2'!!’ o s
.. Miss Margaret Garfield of Lorre
meet has recox'v; 1- LI 1mm her recent
illnés’s and rotor nod to her duties
Fifi: the Electric Sonics company
1' o s o
+See the Topsies in Elks Min-
' tugs-5231011. 11nd Tues. Palace.

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flrélls. Palhcc, Mon. and Tues.

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Visited xvi '. 11
yesterday.

friends 5:1 Bridgeport

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Pea. Coal.

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L’Lurge Harris

{Inns—Adv.
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4568 the “’ildflower Giris, Elks
mstrels, Palace. Mon. and Tiles.

_ “Be A Booster”

6 ByJ .A. GOLDS\HTE
t's 3our 101311. and it is mine.
about His people fine.
t it all along the line
. :-

Dgiern schools an? churches, too,
mks. none, better it is.true.
Iplrtments "swell" and all ‘brand
' new

1r ——SOR“’ALK!
, fl" _ ‘ . 1
'ilomes where happy folks abide.
mentors best ’tis not denied.

mmthfares well laid and wide
~xonwm:

£5.19 with splendid znerehandlse— .

wrappers here economize. :

Marie: busy. huge in size
. -—\ORWAIJKX

United Board of Trade 2
t. is bound _to "make the grade"
all projects that will aid
-—NOR“'ALI§!

. ul spot as may be found
here along the Sound—-
it! Make it world renowned.

—.\' OR\Y ALKX radio.

 

The Rowsyton Junior Baseball
team is playing the Noroton’thiors
in Noroton this afternoon. The
Rowayton line-up includes member!
of the Community Brotherhood. 8n-
dtr whose direction the team was

organized.

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Rowayton Methodist church.- Rev;
Charles S. Gray. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. 111. Administration
of the Lord’s supper at 11.8..‘1111
At this sci-vice there will also be a
brief sermon by the pastor. Evening
worship at 7: 30 o'clock. . Mrs.
George E. Brown of Norwalk. who
recently returned from a visit to tho’
\131‘ East will speak. The regular
meeting of the official board of the
rhurch. Monday evening at {2 p.‘ 111'.
Mid-week prayer- meeting. Wednes-
day evening. at" 7:45 o'clock -Sub—
1cct of the sermon, "The Single. Eye."
There will be also a. meeting of the
Sunday school boaid following the
prayer meeting \Vednesday night.
t I C . ,
1319 many friends of )frs. Patrick
Savage of Rowayton, will be pleased
to hear that she is resting, comfort-
ably at the Norwalk hospital follow-
ing an operation performed there on
Tuesday.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Schimouics of
New York city are spending the
week-end at their summer home on
McKinley place.
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A rehearsal of the soloists of the
Ever Ready Chorus, who are to take
part in the concert to be given by
the Georgetown circle of King's;
Daughters. xvill meet for the final
rehearsal at the home of Mrs. \V. F.
Ambler. Ronaxton monue, Monday
\evcnilfg.
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Mrs. Rose Crockett of Pzissaic, N.
.T.. was a. recent visitor at the home
of her father, Frank B. \Vced.
O O O

.R. S. Barclay is having his large
powerboat overhauled and painted.
The work is being done by M. “’ced.

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The condition of Mrs. Robert Bar-
clay. who has been ill at her home
in Rowayton avenue. for some time,
is reported as somewhat improved.
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The Ever Ready Circle. of King's
Daughters will hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday with Mrs.
J. Clive:- Davis of Crockett street.

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The. regular monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk Improvement as-
sociation still be held at Community
ha‘l. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o c. 'ock.
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Miss Julia; and Miss Pearl Eisen-
nesser of New York City are spend-
ing the week- end as the guests of
Wm. Hyman Feldman of 5 Rowan
strcet.
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Elmore Reynolds of Wallace ave-
nuc has taken a position with the
Golden Confectionery store in South
\‘orvvnlk.
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The regular'gveekiy, rehearsal of
the choir'of the East avenue Metho-

 

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q‘iFun Feast aSsurt-ri in Elks Min- '.

Joseph Gubbibo c‘.‘ 'lJouton street:

‘l’il‘IP today moving into their

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21111-1h, at the Dire-hard home in Da-
' tic-11. .

l2-: id in the church last evening.

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dist church 11-111 be held tonight at
eight o'clock. ,
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Fred Wilcox of Wallace avenue
has purchased a new motor boat.
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M 1‘. Mrs. Harry N ickcrson

D'HV

and

on Strawberry hill.

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Mrs. Mary Birchard. a member of
the Advent Christian church of East
Norwnik. is today observing the
ninety-third anniversary or her

home;

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The regular monthly meeting of
the Friendship Bible class of the
-l2 ast avenue Methodist church, was

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Following the weekly rehearsal
'of the choir of the. Christ church, in
the rectory last evening, a. social
hour was enjoyed. Games were
played and a musical program was
given.»-' Refreshments were also
served.

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Mrs. E. L. Hanford of Gregory
Boulevard has been entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph S. Gregory of
Cannondale1

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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raymond
11' ho were recently married, have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
have taken up their residence on
Myrtle street. Mrs. Raymond was
before her marriage Miss Verna Ro-
berts.

E. J. Thomas, newspaper editor.
had the. pleasure recently of listen-
i'ng to an address at a dinner in New
Yelk City which was also being re-
ceiv ed in Norwaik over his oxvn

 

 

‘ufl. -nsrmis Thol- ind children
Bodies and Glam of East Not-walk
visited with Mrs. Nathsn S. Pinch
of Academy Street Darlen. ,2

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The junior- choir will take part m
the morning services at the Barton
methodist Episcopal Church, on Sa-
turdays. r" .
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“Miss Winnifrod Whittier), a model
tesctrer‘in Danbury. who has been
visiting «turner ,parénts Mr." - and
Mrs: Andrew White-fan of Mansfield.
Darlen, has returned to her duties.

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The Noroton Heights Firemen will
hold their regular monthly meeting
in their 1111 on Tuesday evening
Mays All members are requested
to’ be present, . 7
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- “Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moi-tin and
Mrs. Thomas B. Joyce of Bruce-
port. were 'rec'ent' guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Whitelaw of Mansfield
Avenue. Parish. ‘

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Mrs. Henry C. Hodges of Noroton
Avenue Noroion entertained the
church Aid Society of the Noroton
Presbyterian Church. \Vednesday af—-
ternoon. Mrs. John S. MacGlashan
gave several humorous readings.
which were very pleasing. Work
was planned for the future.
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Mrs." George “Williamson. of Maple
Avenue Daricn died. Tuesday at her
home. She was 77 years of age and
is survived by her husband, three
sons, Frederick Charles E. and Nor-
man, also two brothers. Edward and
Charles Millspraugh. Mrs. \Vllllam—
son has been a resident of Barton
for many years. Funeral services
were held from the residence at 2
o’clock on Thursday afternoon. In-
tcrmcnt was in Spring Grove Ceme-
tery. Rev. George A. Futile. pastor
or the Barton Congregational Church
officiated.
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The Darien Glrl Scouts hled their
regular weekly meeting this after-
noon at the home of their captain
Miss M. Barbara. Vi cod.
O O O
Bird- B. O. Litchfield of Leno.“
Avenue Daricn entertained the
Thursday Evening Club at her home
this week. ’

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BETHEL

The many friends of Mrs. Ruth
Helen'\\'cstcr\'clt of New York city.
formerly of Bethel, will regret to
hear of her death which occurred at
the Danbury hospital Thursday fol-
lowing an operation. She was the
daughter of the late Joel Taylor and
Mrs. Kate Tavlor of Piumticss dis-
triet, where she “as born May ‘21
1897. She was educated in the pub-
lic schools of Bethel and graduated
from the Bethel High school in the
class of 1914. '

Mrs. “'estcrveit is survived by her
husband. NVm. “'estcrvclt and. two
small children. also by her mother
and one sister. Mrs. Mildred German.
both of Piumtrees. The funeral scr.
vices will be held in tho Congrega-
tional church this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Burial will be in Elm-

1vood cemetery. Bethel.
O O O

Several out of persons have
been looking ove' he Community
House this week with an idea. of
leasing it for moving pictures. At
present pictures are being shown
only once a. week, for lack of pa-
tronage. it is believed, however,
that under pew management tho
housg might become a. paying plo—
position as who fust opened as a
Community banter.

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Louis “‘ixtcd. who has bcr-n
spending the winter in Savanah. 1s
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James “'ixtcd of Grassy Plain.

O I O

Mis Betty Kyle. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kyle of Beaver
street, who has been confined to the,
Danbul'y hospital h'ith a. fracture
leg. was able to return home todas
it will. be necesnry for her to stay
in bed a. few days longer.

O O

The condition of ‘Doris, the eldest
child of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gallagh-
er. who is critically ill other home,
remains unchanged.

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Leroy Taylor of Elizabeth street,
is spending a few days with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of
\Vatcrville.

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Mr. and Mrs. Horace Freeman and
little son. Horace 31'.. are spending
the week with Mrs. Carrie Freeman
of South street;

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Thomas Seymour;- who has been
visiting friends in town for a. few
weeks has returned to his home in
Boston, Mass.

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Leo Scars of Greenwood avenue,
5 visiting friends in Nagatuck.

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For transporting horses is special
out) of automobile trailer has been
esigrled in England.

 

. At the 1m: mediate: the Wilton
_Girl Scouts held. Wednesday

noon ststlv Congregational chapel.
each; troop.“ amass into two
patrols. mm was appointed
leader of the first patrol in Troop
1. and Ruth Bennett. leader of the
second patrol. in Troop 1.1.th
ROgers leads the first patrol and
Elisabeth Jenn the second. C. O.
Eakiand. in, gave instruction at
this meeting in drill formation _to
the thirty-three'girls who yerc pres—
out.

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George c. Reward at Toronto, the
present. owner of the Lambert pro--
rpertyy has written to the seleetmen
informing them that he hu thin
an option to purchase the entire
place. including the trtalglo iii. the'
junction of the Danbury s 11 Wilton
_roads,.to the present I e. and.
consequently. 2is not in- a position to-
dced the latter portion to the 1011211
until. the Option has expired.

2m Mars-in Mr. Timothy Her-
win and other members of the fami-'
Iy,2 recently enjoyed an outing at
Great Marsh. some of' the party
went fishing pith fair success.

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The library is now running on the
following schedule. 0n “‘ednesdays
and Saturdays from 1 until 4:80, 8.
T. The postoillce conforms to the
arrival and departure of the trains.

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Frederick D. Ives has. moved 1 to
his home opposite the Lam rt
homestead. He is connected with the
New York Central."
O O O
Mr. Gray who has leased t e Lam-
bert homestead has sub‘ica ed the
place.
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Mrs. Schenck has leased the Da-
vis place near Chestnut hill.
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“‘ilton readers will be interested
in a hook tale which will be held at
the Ridgeneld library Saturday. may
3. front 1 untu 11 o‘clock.

WESTON 7
The pupils were perfect in attend~
ance during April at Good Hill
school. Mrs. Sherwood teacher;
Ida. Martos. Lizzie Marten, Emma.
i-‘anton, George Fanchcr, Ralph
l1 anchor, “'altcr rancher. Louis
Marion, Alex Marlon. Joseph Marv
ton. Earl Moore.
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Eight pupils attended school every
day in April at Norfleld'school. Miss
Budd teacher: Charles Daugherty.
Jane Cobb. Bramhnll Eager, Freder-
ick Waterbury. Myron Waterbury.
Lillian Ill-och, Clayton Broch. Chur-
lotto Broche.
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Miss Ella, Fanton has rented part
of her house to Sew: York residents
for the summer.

 

sPRlVG
From “In Mcmorinm"

Now fades the last long streak of
, snow;
Now burgcons every maze of quick
About the flowing squares. and

thick ’
By nshen roots the violets grow.

Now_rings the woodland loud and
lens.

T110 distance takes a livelier hue.

And lll‘0\\n!‘ll in yonder IIVIng blue

The lurk becomes a sightless song.

Now dance the lights on lawn and
ion.

The flocks aro whiter donn
vzlic,

And mllkicr ovary milky said,

,Un winding stream; or distant sea:

the

\thre now the seamen pipes.
dives

In yonder greening gleam, and fly

The happy birds that chant. their
sky

To build and brood. that live their
lives I

01’

From land to
breast
Spring wakcns too: and my regret.

Becomes an April violet,
ilk.

land, and in my

And buds and blossoms the
rest.

——Alfred Tennyson.

OLYMPIC TRIAL
BLANKS MAILED

NEW YORK, May t—Entty
blank: for the official Olympic try-
outs ’1 five different ev'ts were
mailed today. by the American
Olympic Committee. These include
the gymnast'. 0 trials at Madison
Square Garden on May 27: Wrestl-
log at Madison Square Garden, May
27 111111.28; Cyan-country at Van
Couctlandt Park June 10: Penta-
thlon 'at South Field, Columbia Unl-
verslty. June 10; and decatblon at
South Field. Columbia University;
June 11, morning and afternoon.

Blanks for the eastern intersec-
tional track and field tryouts at.
the Yankee Stadium. on June 7
were also mailed around the eastern
division today. All of the standard
events will be held at the stadium
excecpt the hammer“ throw. discus
throw and Javelin throw which will
be held at. the slime time on Travers
'Island. The 3.000 metro steeple-
chase Will be held on Travers Island
on Jun, 8.

L

W. and J. Eleven
Holds Scrimmage

_ WASHINGTON. Pm. May 8 .a-Tho
Wuhan on and senior-son 40991:.“
squad on god in a scrimmm leo-
ston at (Jolie‘s Field this adoration.
Play was strenuous and continuous
(or the" greets:- 0: but on 11m.
The scrimmsgow held filth the
idea or getting the lied and 11m
athletes familiar with the form-
ttono upon which Bloéklield Conch

no 11:; little: will depend not:
you. No attempt was fist. hay.
in: a m1..- varsity. .

Thoma. who 2i: being tried 2,
end. spear-en a forward ml ,9“
2'2! 'nwmm"?

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. and the public brows welcome to

I Rev. A: F. Chunbérldin. Pastor
canton Uliseunedisu. amulet
and director. -
slimy ”mi 10- Rio. 3. m.
31mins worship 11. Holy Corn.
111111111111.
Prelude. Prelude in. A .9 . . .- Rollins
Anthem. "Jesus Lover ..of My Saul"
ssobsossésousnnossoohu2 "18m
15010 ("no Jenn" . u. .... We“
1 2 2 Miss Loveioy ,
Postlfido, Institute. in 0 minor .
2.gv-‘aoo-dossn-o-o‘u-oso' Dnnm
. Evening- worship 7: :0. “How
”Muck Would You Be Worth It You
Lost All You Home 7"
Prelude. Petite Msrche . . . . Dubols
“Anthony. "I Will Magnify Thee"
I u’. i“.lbl‘l us songs. 0 Churchill
Posti‘ude.: Grand Ghoour in F
9-...o-soolno-sssaiuoso. radome
Atrlendly church. Try the wel-
some.

dies' ;Aid Society will meet for a.
veryflnportant busines session. All
the ladies who are interested: are
urged to attend. Meeting will be
held 111 the Sunday school room.
Wtdnaday evening ”the Young
People of the church will meet for 1
social and business meeting in the
Sunday school room. All the young
people who or. members of the ED-
worth Least“: and those who desire
to join are urged to utend.
l. Thursday evening 7: u the week
night meeting for prayer and study.
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St. Pcur's‘Evnngcliosl [Athena
Church
Cedar St. Near West. Ave.
ltev. E. C. “fennel, Pastor

All services. Sunday school and
meetings on daylight saving time.

German service at 10 a. 111. Eng-
lish sotvico at. 11 a. in. Bible class
and Sunday school at 1:: noon. These
services will b special scrviczs of
thanksgiving and praise for the suc—
ccssful collection for 3")nods cel-
lcgcs and uminsries. Everybody is
cordially welcome. The choir will
sing in both services. Mrs. August
Dravcs will reside at the organ.

The choir will meet. Monday eve-
ning at s o 'clock in the basement of
the church. Ashort business meet-
ing will precede the rehearsal.

The voting members will meet
Friday evening at 8 oclock in the
basement of the church. All voting
members are cordially requested to
be there punctually. .

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East Avenue M. E. Church
Arthur J. I‘cnncll. Minister

Sunday 9: 30 a. m. Morning wor-
ship with sermon. Subject. "A
ullghlng God.‘

11:0 11. in. Church school. Adult
Bible class.

2:00 p. 111. Junior league. in
charge of Miss L‘Hommcdieu.

6:15 p. m.—Epworth league oer-2
vice. Subject. "Hymns of Our
Faith." Leader, Miss Ruth. Caroth~

Evening worship with

7:00 p. m.
"l-Jntanxling Alli-

sermon. Subject.
anCes."

in: of the Official Board. .

Tuesday 7:00 p. :11. Monthly busi-
ness meeting of the Epworth league
at the homo of Miss Bertha Farr.
Gregory Boulevard.

Wednesday 1: 00 p. m. Ladies Aid
society. 700 312.111.. Ladles' recres-
lion night.

Thursday 7:00 p. 11:. Week night
meeting. Discussion. "Are God the
Father and God the Son the Same?"

Friday 7: 00 1); m. Men's recrea-

tion night.
Saturday 7:00 p. m. Choir rehear-

sal.
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So. .VOrwslk Baptist Church
Rev. Lester T. Mallory. Pluto:
(Daylight Saving Time)_

10:00 a. n1. Bible school.

11:00 a. m. Mowing worship.
Communion.

Sunday. lopic for the sermon will
be “Bremfof Life." Communion ser-
vice immediately following'tho. reg-
ular service. Those who Wei-o re-
cently baptw will receive the
rizbt. hand. of fellowship at this
time.

0; is p. in. Young People's meet-
ing. Miss Gertrude Jennings will
lend. The subject will be "Tempta-
tlon.“

7:30 p. m. Baptismal service.
There are a number of candidates to
be baptised at this time. Topic for
the sermon will be “Tho Right. to
Life." \

The YOung People's society will
meet on Monday evening at 8 at the
home. of Miss Gertrude Jennings. {l
Quintsrd Ave.

There will be a. regular mission-
ary and business meeting of the
Womsn's Association on \V’edncsda)‘
afternoon. at 2:80. VA good attend-
ance in desired as there is business
of same importance.

Music program for Sundayt

MORNING

Anthem. There Is 'A. Land of Pure
Dell‘ht I o s 0.... s s u s q s o s o o Shelley
Solo, Selected
Miss Lillian Erickson
Portions. Procession-.1 {Maren

.0-ssosooos-osooloocoooo. haulkea

EVENING
Prelude. Song Without Words, Lyon
Anthem. God is I. Spirit ... Bennett
Poatludo .......;..;......... Tours
Mount Zion Bum 01.1.1111
Rev. 3. R. Cooper. Pastor
- Presohing at 11 o'clock a. 111.
Sunday school at it: .80 p.m.
3p. at. Holy communion.
Punching “.7180 p. m. Strangers

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with this church their, church
homo. .
-1 fwd-wool: services:
‘ armor snssting Wednesday eve.
nine 7:80- 2 1

The Sewing Circle to: Thursday
evening will be Milena! until

not This Out—n Is won-iii Item?
Send thi- Id and ten cents
role‘y a 66.. 2885 Shefleld Ave:
Chicago. 11L. writing your sane and
2-mon- cam. You will receive a

Tummudtorooummnud
that" nihilism

 

Weneldny afternoon 2: 80 the Lao,

salem Before Christ Comes?" is the

Monday .7: 00 p. m. uonthiy meet‘ 1

Prelude, May Morn ... W. C. Steerol

mm m of Interbank and <

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their chant-.11. notices, in the Sentinel
clues Film muomz‘ ta m
publication in‘ SSW! PC”- 2

Thursdsy the 23th on «count of
the State Hinton"! Union of‘Con
soonest. which will convene in the
city Wednesday. Thursday and I‘d-
day of this weeks

All services of this church will be
conducted on daylight saving time.

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. 011M Chord:
Gregory Boulevard. E. Nomlk ‘
Robert B. B. Poets, Rector

Sunday:

10: 30 a. m at:
31011.

11145 a. :11. Sunday about.

8: 00 11.. In. Evening prayer and
address.

Monday 4:00 p. m. G. F. 8. Cu:-
didstcl. .

Tuesday 7:00 p. :11 Junior Boyl‘
Club. 7:00 p. m. Girls’ Club with
Mrs. Stillman.

Prid 7:30 p. 1.11. Choir rehearsal
arrectory.

On Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday the Woman'- Guild will hold
I. rummage sols. Thou! who have
articles for the sale to be called for
should telephone Mrs. Geo. F.
Smith. 3247.

so. NM Congregational Church
F. H. Jacob!» Mal-tor

Archibald. Merriam. organist and
director.

MI services on Standard Timon
' Service- for Sunday. flu «is will
be held as 101161":

8: is a. 111. Church school. 1

9:15 a. 111. Public worship and
communion with reception of new
members. Sermon subject. “Com-
munion Through Service.”

5:30 p. 111. Young People's meet-

ing. ‘
Training

0:30 p. m. Tuchers’
class.

7 p.’ in. Joint meeting of the Fi~
nanco and Music committees.

Monday 7 p. 111. Meeting at the
Busineu Commitue. -

Wednesday '3 p. m. looting of the
Women's Association. lira A. E.
Yarrow will sddren tho n-ocistlon.
2:45 p. 111. Meeting of the Cemen-
tiBnal Choral Society.

The music for Sunday:
Organ Prelude. Spnngudc .. Grieg
Anthem. “Tho Lord 1. Exalted"

0“III.......IIOOOII..OO~Q Wat
Ottertory Solo (Contralto) "The

Penitent” .... .. . . Van do Water
Organ Posuude in A-nat .... Frost

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Rod Mai-'5 Hall

The. lecture tomorrow night at
Red Men's ball by Evangelist. 1!.
Elmer Shlpley of Bridgeport will be
on. of the most interesting and in-
lstructive' in the series of Bible
studies being given by the evangelist
on Sunday evenings.

"Will the Jews Returns-to Jero-

Communion soro

topic for temorrow night. The
meeting opens with special music
and song service at. 8 o'clock day-
light saving time. Al are invited to
attend these services.

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Swedish Congregational Church

East Nor-will:
H. Grsnmm. Pastor

Sunday services. May 4, (daylight
saving time).

10:45 a. m. Morning worship. Ser-
mon topic: "The Chief “’atchman."

7:00 p. _m. Evening prayer. Scr-
mon topic. “Faith—Who Is A
Saint?" This is the fifth sermon on
the main topic. "Faith."

12 to. Sunday school and Young
People‘s Bible class.

12: 05 p. m. Children'l
Topic. “Fruit."

Tuesday 8 p.\n. May 0. choir re-
hearsal. All members are asked to
bc present. ._ _

Thursday 8 p. 111. May 8. prayer
meeting.- Remember the 11th of
May: Watch the. announcements:

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Knight Stu-cc: A. M. 15. Church

Rev. \V. Tent-y Lamar. Poster.

10:00 a. in. Class meeting .

11:00 9.. 111.8ch011 subject “an
Who Falls,"

12:30 p. m.Sundsy School.

3.30 p. m.ncsr East Relief ser-
vice at which time Mr. W. P. Welt!
will speak on the distressed condi-
non- of Syria and lrmenia. -Thls is
a splendid chance to help in bring-
ing relief to thouslndl of starving
children of these countries. Come
and show the blessed spirit of feed-
ing the hungry. "For I was, an
hull-gotta. and ye gave me meat." '

":30 p. m. Sermon, followed by the
Lord' 3 Supper.

Tuesday evening. class meeting.

Come and bring/a. friend. All
sernces on D. S. T.

sermon.

Nomlk .Boscue Mlslon
27 Monroe 8L. So. Not-wall!

E. E. Gale. Supt. Albert Monroe.
Pres.

Service as usual Sunday afternoon
at a: 15. Mrs. Gould will be the
speaker.

The m'iddvoek prayer meeting on
Wednesday night at 8 o’clock.

All are welcome.

0 o '0
First Chard: at Christ. Scientist;
57 West Avenue

church- is held at 11 a. in.
Sunday school is held It 11 I. 111.
Subject: “Everlasting Punishment."
Wednesday evening
meeting is hold st. 8 o 'olock. To both

vited. '1 t “It
Reading room, Royal dunes 11111.
Open week days (holidn's excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuésdty and Thursday
evenings from 7 to D.
' All. are welcome.

rector: lbs. I. L. Push. contra“:
Mrs. Arthur Giboon Hull. ”9111110:
mm D. Odell. Mao. Ernest W.
80‘”; mar.

Sunday school an'd Men’s Assent
his 8m: class convene at 10 velour.
Tubman: the Bible MW e.
guano in: the boots of Mr. 20:4
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0.11 :1 i :11 a into, his

Worship and an... of 11 o’clock.
Tattooing the berries or my

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Ministers are requested to have ~

The regular Sunday service of this 2

testimony ‘
of these services the public is in- .

aloud” smiths no?! Club. Jun.

ms: 5380. Older 30"“ 1: 45.
On Wednesday afternoon at. 2:30

tho L. .5. 8.11m hold. their regular

meetinginthsflsoclalroomsot the

; Prayer service on Thursday eve—

am at :05. .

day ”0111113.!er Clarence

Cubic. moor. assisted ay Mr. Franz

thumbs. cellist. will! Elva, 3'. re-

cital in the church under 1115 aus-

also! of tho Y4 class. V

The regular meeting of the 0m-
clnl Board will be held on “Wednes-
day evening 8 oclock. A full at-
tendons. is urged; .

“and Church. Nor-walk
. E. F. ”cancer. Ph. 1).. pastor
outing wonhip at 10:30 with

communionand reception mem-

bers. The. photo:- will each on

”hm floaters Test."

Sunday school at. twelve o‘clock.

The young people will attend a
mating of the Bridgeport Union in
the! afternoon. having the parsonage
at 3 p. in. No evening meetilg;

Mon’day. The Doorkecpers will
meet with; 2M“. W. K. Harrington
Evorsley avenue.

Wednesday. The L. B. A. will
meet. in the parish house at 3 p. m.
“Thursday. May 11. Dr. Beard will
proton. st. 10:30 a. m. and the cor-
nerstone will be laid at 3:15.

The music for Sunday:

Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ncwkirk,
soprano: Mrs. Edna. May Seileck.
pianist; Miss Maebclle Austin. violin-
m.

Prelude, Simple Asen ...... Theme

Miss Austin ‘2

Offer-wry. Romance .... Rubinstein

Miss- Austin

Soprano Solo. God Shall Wipe All

Tears .............. Caro nomad
. Mrs. Ncwkirk
Postlude. Allegro . . . . . Saint-Saens

Mrs. Sclleck ..

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ADVERTISEMENT.

Grace Baptist Church

Corner Butler 3 Quincy Streets
REV. DR. C. OMAS, PASTOR

Sunday senicesl

10 a. in. Sunday school.

11:30 a. m. flinging by Junior
choir. Thomas Henderson. cometlst;
Amelia Hopkins. organist. Sermon:
"Church Pride."

6:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meetings.

8 p In. sharp, singing 'by Senior
choir. Sermon on the subject.
"Church Progress" Catrina. bene-
diction. ‘

The Connecticut Baptist Mission.
ary Union which consists of all- the
colored Baptist. churches in this
state will meet with us next \Vedncs-
day. Thursdsy and Friday. The pro-
gram is as follows:

. The Fifteenth Annual Session of

the Connecticut Baptist Blissionuy

Union Young People's Button.
WEDNESDAY. LIAY 7TH
SESSION AT 9: 30 A. M.

Morning Devotion 9: .10 a. in—
Stamford.

Business 10:00 a. :11.

Welcome Address—Norwalk.

Response—New Haven.

Recommendations from Board of
Managers.

Appointment of Committees.

Introduction. of; Visitors and
Strangers. '
OiIcrIng. .
Lunch 12:30 to 1:30.

AmRNOON SESSION
Devotional 1:30 to 2:00 p. m.
Called to order 2:00 p. 111.
Address of Vice president, Mr. A.
A. Lewis.

Reports of Committees.

President Annual Address. Mr. J.
XV. Bullock.

Installation of omcers.

“The'Sunday School As An Open
Door—4‘0 the Religious Life"—
Sumcld.

Music—Greenwich B. Y. P. U.

‘jHow Oppression Becomesxnn
Opportunity”-—-Rockvillc S. S.

“th: Does Christian Brother-
hood Mean?"—SUatford 13.1'. P. L'.

Musio—J'fllllmsntic S. a

"Courage Needed Today and For
“'hat "—Ansonis B. Y. P. U.

Music——Mt. Calvary B. 1’. P. 13.,
Nonvlch.

“The Purpose of An Education"—
Milford S. s.

Supper. 5: 30 to 7:00 p. m.

. EVEXING SESSION

17:30 Devotion. ‘

7:45.10 3:15 Program—Norwalk.

One—act. 358868112. Mrs. Pinkncy
“Scott.

‘2 83010 9:30 Stereoptlcon Lecture
—Rev. East.

Sixteenth Anabel-say of the “'0-
men‘s Auxiliary to the Contiecuc’ ut
Ballast. Unm’nrs. M. E. Jackson,
President.

THURSDAY. IMAY 8
SESSION AT 9: 30 A. M.
Song Service and Devotional. 30
minutes. Theme. "Loyalty to Christ."
led. by delegates from New\.H.aven,

 

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' Hilton! and Stmtrord.

10:00 a. m.—-Union called to or-
der by Mrs. Jacksoa.

Appointment of Enrollment and
finance Committees.

Sermon—Rev. G. C. Wainwright.

Stratford. Conn.

Alternate—Rev. ‘1‘. Edward Bell,
\Suflleld.

Rev. 1. W. Reed.
State Union.

Welcome Address—Miss Georgian.
in Jackson, Not-walk.

WelcomE. by Moor
Robins.

Response—Mrs. B. L. Mat
fighter-d. thaws.
esponse—Dr. J. C. Jackson.

Report of Treasurer. Mrs. Sadie

Dissa-

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Theme, “Loyalty to Christ.”
801:: Service and Devotionals, led

by' delegates from Ansonis. New

London. Sufism and Bridgeport.
Greetings from I’residents of the

Societies.

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