rout:
.\,.
-fih¢elh.neous shower was ten-
' Josephine Gregorovic
ta served. The m1) brides-to-be
< many beautiful gifts. Those
at. were. Renovansky.
Polesak. Mrs. Mallunik. Mrs.
~ 3. Mrs. Gajdosik and the
. Josephine Gregorofic, Mary
Mary and Bertha. Mlinar.
Carmazin. Mary \‘acharik,
Kudlm Mary Gajdosik. Julia
'osik and Anna. Gajdosik. The
I departed wishing the. bridts—
- a. happy and prosperous mar—
dens. Alfred Brown. Phone 23
port last evening.
C
New York. is now in town.
William. 1: Clark of New Kayl'us of Mount
5-
city his rc-oprne-l her sumv
home at. Bell lsiztnxi.
.
0
——Auto springs.
C
lliy's.—Adv.
. '.
0
Terms.
i
cars, Austin's.
floss 1959.—-Adv.
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We: cnap'ter, No. as. n. A. M.
Wéelebrate its fiftieth anniversary
%Mht in Odd l-‘ellovvs' Banquet
ml.“ The tables will be. set for two
' red. Music vvill be Iurnishcd by
abDeMolay orchestra.
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last evening.
were. enjoyed and
spent.
son. Ruth Mara, I'iclcn
Hazel Mnlkin,
therine rail-hanks,
Inez Munl‘nll. Mac Jones,
.- Ths Past Noble Grand. of Eureka
‘beékah lodge will confer the de—
. lass of candidatvs next
‘ on a c .
," ay evening. Many surprts'ts are
1 Store for all Rebekans who atund
"‘ 'meeting. I:
eircshlncnts “ill be
served after the i
' e
Mildred
Court. Anne. Pro-rick, Lois
nitiation.
. , of Stamford and Peags'
r—Sheep manure and agricultural
l'S-
" itY Briefs and Personal 0 Mention 1 -'
mas
. Soyak at the home' of on Grandview Avenue, Thursday
Gadosik in East NOI‘VV‘ZJK. evening. ‘ .
were Enjoyed and refresh- 0 n o
--I<‘ertill:er for lawns and gut-
98-2.
Adv.
Miss Kathryn Smith of Van Bu—
ren Avenue was a. visitor in Bridge-
-—John IL Dakin piano tuner from
Phone
Mahackemo Hotel this Week—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ryan of
life. . . .
1! o a Last Avenue are entertaining over
mmparison sells Chevrolets. the week end it. and..\lrs. Raymond
‘Austin. Phone law—Adv. \Valker of er-tnu‘ich. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph liayfus and Miss Elizabeth
Vernon, New York.
Leo Iskenderien of Spring Street
; 83-min: Parker Washington
fiat. watchman the Standard is new a clerk in the Hotel Mahac-
.'. company, is seriously ill with ken.
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——-Stop in and see the new gifts
in Donnelly's upstairs Dept—Adv.
Miss Ida Lovvndes of Darien en-
tertained several friends at her home
Dancing and music
refreshments
served, and a delightful evening was
Among those present were
Misses Geraldine. and Dorothy Del-
aney. Irene .lellift'. Margaret Master-
McNerny.
Marion Russell, Ka-
Gail,
Dorothy
Raymond. Dorothy Finch. Marjorie
Finch.
and lichen Tlailry and Marion Moyes
Master! of
Ridgcfirld. and Eugene Kane. “'illis
Gardner of Rrirlgrvport, Julius Reis-
~ l red Brown's. , .
“glam for 1:111:15 ft ‘2 1 man, \lillmm )ercrney. Peter Mc-
IJI no ' . _ _ k Kimmy. llicimrtl ‘l‘immons ~of New
name \V omans club 0: Born 81 ank t'ity. l‘rnnk Hull. min-tn Leach.
1396! its last Winter meeting Thu ‘ Itonaltl 'l‘ilr‘r (I. Franklyn, N. Y..
“3““ the home or 31.1-5‘ 1' l‘edcrlclx “'illiztm Gustat'son. .\l Blunhall. Fa-
Qamon. The subln‘ct U‘lllk'}:d‘5: Lizm Smlnrs'rmu, Fred and Louis
Qitisslon was "Recent blgl‘lln'iun‘ (“:incun‘i. .\ll'. '«lllll Mrs. l‘l:i\irl lv‘our-
, alias." There “’11:: open diSCllfélUn nir‘z'. 'I‘llemlm't- Crawford of New
EM! {he SU'UJCCL following ‘whlLul ‘1 limnnn. Kenn-€21 “hurl. George
WEI time was ciljuyili- LCI’OVLS of Ruck, Thomas llmt. Maurice \\'r:t\—
the Near East as \VCil as U“ _“‘-'" or” Frank :I'--l Harry .‘lincrly. Fluv—
my'ground Fund \vcrc_also TEC‘31‘9‘1 mom! Van 'l‘assrll. Jack Fairbanks.
find.” read. A contribution was made Stephen “—0”... PM” McKihhin. and
Yfli'the Near 1:335: “mil- llmvnrd Loo. \\':iltr~r Tiler. (‘ltarlca
3:.2 ‘ ‘ ‘ Fisher. and Randolph \anlacc of
‘-—Best Coal. Harris &: Gaps—Adv. Noroton.
« g s o O O 0 .
~_'—.1‘1’-ae annual production of pupils -—Large Pea Coal. Harris &-
Cans—Adv.
of Miss Lodice “kid is to be held at
m‘Regent theatre on May :3. First
rehearsal of the production was held
WESTON ’
thll morning at the theatre. Last
39”. }Iis \Vcld's pupils were \cry
successful in their appearance bc-
0‘} . . .
The first rehearsal for the three-
ibtiplay. "The Misplaced. Decimal."
«which is- to he presented by the
N ty Muscat and. Draiuatc Guxldfi
-o’r‘£“June 4, will be held Monday.
it'seven o'clock (i). s. '1‘.) in the
‘ REPUBLICAN PARTY
WILL BE 68 YEARS
OLD 0N MAY 29TH
pariah hall. The following mom-f ‘\
her! will be present: Lucille llall.
Emma. \Velis, Esther Sugdcn. llcltn
Fm.‘Ma.ry Harlshorn. .i-luth Cro-
505. Myrtle Mills. Ned Huntington.
med \V'ilson and Slicruood i‘cnv
gington.
“1 O
—Buy Your Victroxa on our Club
Wan about it at Donnelly's.
U C O
( genedlct Bruno of “'all street has
med 3. new barber shop at. U
w Main street.
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St. DeWitt ’l‘almadge \‘anDoren.
the First Baptist Church of Di—
Healing. District president, of
I. N. T. A. for Connecticut. has
- a state convention under the
ice: of the New Haven New
, . -ht Center. Tuesday, May 20, at
'33?- "Hotel Taft, New Haven. All in-
ted in the teachings of New
Wight are cordially imited.
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. ' O o s
~Chevrolet roatlstcrs bane ar-
rfi'éd. Come in and compare. Some
3- $563 delivered. Austin's Gar—-
., _2_.Adv.
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ThomasE. But-ken: Isaac stret‘t! Tablet which marks the
,a Visttor ll". liz'i-ng‘port Thurs—
,‘evening. “here he attended the 2
:1 Hotel. . the speech that gave it birth.
C O
r
oscph Winerick of Dover Street
severed iii: cozinrczions with‘
Conde Nast Company of Green-l
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5
u—Lehlgh Coal. Harris d: Cans.—
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Evin Kaiser of Hill Top Inn
_ :a visitor in Cannondale. “Hal.
ay evening.
0
-~ _ Fume of New York City is
'-g the week-end at his par-
home on Sention Avenue.
t
Bf the . 0. P.
3 place of the Republican party}:
, ‘ and J. A. Fulwiler (left) and u
. . Men's Convention at the Strut-3 L Capcn, two men Who heard
“Birth-
Do you know when and where
the Republican party was born?
May 29 Will be the sixty-eighth
anniversary of its birth. It was
born after Abraham Lincoln de-
’ River-ed his famous “lost speech” in
_ ajors hall, 3“ Bloomingtnn, 111.,
:n 1850. Sentiment in favor of the
launching of a new party had been
growing for several years and final-
.y cry3talltzed into the first state
» :onvention in Illinois, and as this
was .the most important political
pectin of the time, that occasion
ed with marking the birth
I’rot. \Yillinm t". Pngley has pur-
fore the footli~nts. .
a chased thc Harrington. cottage at
O O U ‘
(_r\n‘.r\n_
_—Coupe Week. Specials. Chevro— 0 c 0
let. Fisher bodits. Terms. .Xustln— \Vultnr R, linrznr l‘Ws returned
Phone 1959.——-Atl\. :rnm :1 {gm “ii-ks business trip ‘0
' Detroit.
rm-
..Rev. and Mrs. ArJ. Pennell and
family :will be tendered a. reception
by the members of the East Avenue
Methodist church Wednesday even-
ins: at 8 o’clock. An interesting
program is being arranged. Mr. Pon-
.nell and family recently came to the
East Avenue church from New 71-in-
ven. where for three years be filled
the pastorate ot the Grace Methodist
church. and to which church he was
unanimously invited to return for
the fourth year. Since coming to or-
walk Rev. and Mrs. Pennell have
entertained a. number of their for-
mer parishioners. A cordial invi-
tatlon is extended to.£ll membors
and friends of the East Avenue
Methodist church to attend the re-
ception and greet the new pastor.
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The Advent Christian church has
donated $25 to the Near East. Relief
fund.
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The young son at Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Mahoncy of Van Zandt. street.
who was recently operated on by Dr.
1“. G. Ritchie, Norwalk eye specialist
in the New York Ophthalmic hos-
pital, is being removed from the hos-
pital to his home today.
0 \
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Harry Hoyt of the Central Fire
station is substituting as driver at
the Mayflower fire station. during
the absence of Driver
Roberts who is ill at his home on
Rowan street.
0
Donald VRuddiman
street was a. visitor in
nesday.
of Winfield
Danbury \V’ed—
O
The chair 0] the East Avenue
Methodist church will hold a. rehear-
sal tonight at 8 o'clock.
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candidates of the Girls‘
Friendly 51 \ my of tthbrist church
will hold its regular weekly meeting
Monday afternoon at: o'clock.
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”The
Ths Young People's society at the
Swedish Congregational church will
observe its eighteenth anniversary
\vith special exercises in the church,
tomorrow afternoon? Rev. R. A.
Nelson of New Haven will speak and
there will be a special musical pro-
gram.
The. regular monthly meeting of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company vvill be held Monday eve-
ning. in the company‘s quarters on
Van Zandt street.
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The regular annual meeting of the
\Vest Norwalk Chapel Ass‘n. was
held on Monday evening at the
linion Chapel. The election or or-
ticers were: President—Samuel
Moorehouse; Secty.——Fred Crom-
\vcll; 'I‘reas.-—l“red Emerson.
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Rev. Tuttle of Dark-n will preach
the Mother's Day service .at the
Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3:00
p.m.
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Prof. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson of
\Vest Norwalk Ave. are spending
several days at Lake George. N. Y.
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The weekly meeting of the West
Norwalk Lntlcs Aid was held \Ved-
nesday afternoon at the home 6!
Mrs. Chas. Johnson on Pillow St.
The meeting next “'cdncsday will be
held at the Union Chapel.
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A meeting of the entertainment
committee of the “fest. Norwalk Im-
provement Ass‘n. was held last eve-
ning at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Johnson. The purpose of the meet-
ing was to gliscuss plans for 8. din-
nrr-dancc to be given in the near
future.
A pleasant surprise party was
tmulered Henry Johnson of White
tng his birthday anniversary. Many
friends met at a. nearby residence
and thin walked to Mr. Johnson's
home. Singing was enjoyed. There
present wercz—Mr. and Mrs. Er-
nest Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Schcdv. Mr. and Mrs. James Legs.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rcd Emerson. Mr.
and Mrs. 11. \V. Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Goosen. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry l-‘illovv. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruehl
and son Herman. Mrs. S. Moore-
housv; Mrs. Chas. Johnson and son
Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Hartjens.
Miss Evelyn Legg. and Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Johnson. '
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Harry Florshein of Pen: Lake
has purchased a. twelve foot soil
boat
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Ernest Johnson has erected a.
gift. shop at his home where he will
display and sell his hand-made bas-
Retry.
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A meeting‘of the Ladies' auxil-
iary ot Emanuel church was held
\‘Vednesdas‘ afternoon in the church
basement. The women are plan-
ning another of their excellent sup-
pers and whists to be held in the
b.\‘~ment in the very near future.
' you’ll “arrive.” Begin now !
Why Postpone Success?
Some day you will be impressed by opportunities ,
you have lost through-not saving steadily; some .
day you will determine to save a definite amount
. each week. The sooner you start, the sooner
.’
Mortimer ‘
Oak Shade Thursday evening. it. be~ .
mWAr'ron . I
Bow-yum. M. E. Church
Mothers' Day.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Mother's -Gift.’"
man on "The Mother's Reward."
tainmentjo follow).
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Rowayton Baptist church. Rev.
Victor 1". Scalise. Services for to-
-morrow are as follows: Sun‘day
school classes at 10 o‘clock. Morn-
ing w’orship at. 11 o'clock. Special
Mother's service \vill be held in con-
nection jvith the regular morning
worship. The Young People's so-
ciety will meet at 7 o‘clock in the
evening. Evening services at 7:30
o'clock. The Ladigs‘ aid society will
meet \V‘ednesday with. Mrs. slain-
Erine Scoiield at. her home on High-
land avenue. Regular mid-wag};
prayer meeting Thursday. evening.
Choir rehearsal, Friday evening.
o o o
—-Ice. sand. gravel. loam. building
stones and fitting. Raymond Street
&Son. l’hono llziricn 1H0.
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The women of tho liovvayton Bap-
tist church are holding a rummage
sale today in the store on
Main street, South Norwalk. which
was formerly occupied by the Self
Scrxico Shoe company.
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Mrs. Ernest A. Yarrow oi“ Rovvay-
ton aavcnue addressed the \‘ioxnen's
association of the Darlen Congrnga-
tional church. at its meeting. “Md-
nrsdny. The sulijvrt. of her address
was "The Slice of \zllin." Ali‘s. Yur-
row's husband. Captain lirnnst A.
Yarrow is “llll 1hr Near Last Re-
lict association in Russia.
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Following the church picnic griv-
on by the members utvtho Sunday
school, in the Iiovvayton l‘apxist
church. last evening. a lll'T‘llr'ii; o:
l:«:-lnl. at
the Endeavor circle was
which new oilicers were clcclwl. Miss
Rhoda. Jarvis “as: chos‘t )u‘csirlrnt.
Miss Bertha SCOfiClll. Wee—president.
Miss Marjorie llutruilt. overt-tar): and
Miss Mary Snitl't‘n, treasurer. At,
the picnic. box lunches “P... um”)—
ed. A e-‘urial hour tollovvttl ' ..:.;._'
4* pluyrd.
which games \\ (‘1’
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The <‘nin1u';ilv Brotherhood
nings \\ ill repz-csrnt
side.
Auto Drivers’ Exams
To Be Held at Garage
plicanis for mo'or \rliiclo licenses
will be hell] :it Cunningham's Kililfit‘
in Commerce strvs t lliSlr'Zi-l v:' at
tho tlnlown Pnill'f‘ station. it “a:
examina—
' ‘lio
announced today. These
tions are held l‘ritlay mornings.
lack of space and accommodations
is the recent place o.’ thillllllilll'll)
was clinngml.
DISTINCTIVE LINE
or TRIMMING iS
USED ON FROCK
tinge
My
Public worship. 11 a. m. with spe-
cial recognition of all who are' or
have been mothers. Sermon on "The
Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Ser-
Wednesday 7:30-8:00 p. m. Prayer
meeting. Topic: “Sewers 0: Seed.”
(Time early on account of enter-
North.
3'3“!
(ion. Newton Bond and li‘ranris Jen-
llle ni‘;:2li\ez_
In the future. examinations of ap-x
m;
i
i
i
l.\. Nelson. of New Haven. Conn. His
l
l
l
its regular vuvckly mcming. in lilV‘l
Rou‘uytnn )lctliozlisl ('iturl'iz. List
evening. l‘laiis for ill!) organizing,
of a baseball team \vrru‘ «lirt‘lisrt-ll. it
was also \otc-i to hold a debate in
the lluptiSt church. l"llliLI)’ evening.
May 23. on ill" Slug-“rt. "Resolved.
That Immigration Should llr' l'nlim-
Hell." The :lt'lirmnlhn sillc “ill to.
taken by \Villlam Ilou‘mnn. l‘inyd
Bryant and \V. Smith. lidsmt (“lg-
l
i
meeting.
l
‘ ning.
‘01-1 Virginia.
' thing of enjoyment at the church for
. all.
, day 'school room.
his experiences of his "Almost
Round The \\'orld"- trip. (Eng-
dish).
jnns ’1
First. 31. E. Clutch
South. Nor-walk
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. Pastor
Carlton L'Honumedleu. organist
and director.
Mothers‘ Dar. -
Sunday school 10:00 a. m. A spe-
cial Mothers’ Day program to which
both-fathers and mothers are invit-
ed. Carnations will be distributed
to the mothers present. A souvenir
for everybody.
Morning worship 11:00. "The
Crown \Vhich His Mother Put On
His Head." a. Mothers‘ Day sermon
by the Rev. A. F. Chamberlain.
Prelude. Album Leaf ..... Wagner
Solo. “Mother My Dear".. Trehepne
Mrs. Wilkinson
Anthem. “Mother" Hosmor
Postlude. Grand Choeur in C
...................... Chauvet
The whole family will find I. wel-
come to this service. "
Evening worship 7:30.
song service.
Sermon. "What Is Your Name?"
Prelude. Reverie . . . . . . . Dickinson
Anthem. “The Homestead". Sullivan
Postlude. PostIido in B Flat
...........4.. ....... .. Volkmar
This church has a. welcome for all.
Try it.
Tuesday evening the T. c. B.
Class" will hold the annual meet-
ing. A supper will be served to the
members and their families for a.
small sum. Good fellowship will
make. the meeting enjoyable. The
members are urged to attend.
Monday evening the Ofllcial Board
will meet at S. The meeting will be
held at the home of Charles E.
Hoyt. 44 Baywiew avenue.
Thursdnv evening 7:45 the week-
night service for prayer and study.
Saturday evening 7:00 the choir
will meet for rehearsal in the Sun-
Popular
Swedish cxmgncgsuonal mulch
East Non'alk
H. Granatrum. Minister
Sunday. May 11. A dry for all the
Scandinavians and their friends.
3:45 a. in. Sunday school.
10:30 a. m. Children's sermon.
Topic; "The Right. Living." (En;
lish). ,
10:43 a. m. Morning worship. Ser-
mon. topic: “The Mother." (Swod.
ish). '
1:00 p. m. The Young People's
Society's 15th anniversary celebra-
tion. A fine program will be ren-
ticrr‘d. The speaker will be Rev. P.
address “ill partly be based upon
7:00 p. ,m. Evening prayer. Ser-
mon topic: "The Children." (Swed-
ish). You will be present it you are
interested in the coming generation.
Tuesday. May 18. 8 p. m. Choir
rehearsal.
Thursday. May ls. 8 p. m. Prayer
.‘Iount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. H. E. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. in.
Sunday school 12:30 p. in.
Special sermon at 3 o'clork. after-
noon br‘nt‘ilt or the church. aus-
picns of Club No. 4. Joseph Gilbert.
captain.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by a. visit-
ing minister of the convention.
Mill-work service. Prayer meeting
“'r‘dnr‘srlny evening 7:30.
Scuing Circle. on. Thursday eve-
Friday evening.
May 13th. the
will be a.
Choir rehearsal
Tuesday evening.
Concert
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk
Robert B. 13. Facts. Rector
Third Sunday after Easter.
10:30 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon.
11:45 a. m. Sunday school.
8:00 p. m. Evening prayer and ad-
dress. ‘
Monday 4 p. m. G. F. S. Candl-
dates
Tuesday 7 p. in. Junior
clulv. 7 p. m. Girls' club.
\Vcdesday 6 p. m. Annual dollar
social or the \Voman's Guild and Si.
Agnes' Guild.
Thursday 2 p. m. Woman's Guild
“ith Mrs. Frank \V. Sturdevant, 42
Gregory Boulevard.
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The Salvation Army
26 W'sshington Street
Ensign and Mrs. Albert Wilbur
Holiness meeting at 11 a. in.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. in.
Y. P. L. at 6 p. m. -
Open air at 7:15 p. m. Inside
meeting at 8 p. m. At this service
will be a. special Mother's Day pro-
gram.
All are welcome.
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Bol’s‘
Nat-walk M. E. Church
George B. Tompkins. Minister
Jack Oglesby. Minister's Assistant
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rectoru Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contraJto:
Mi's. Krthur Gibson Hull. soprano;
Ernest W. Soule. tenor: Lansing D.
Odell. basso.
Sunday school and the Men‘s An-
sembIY. Bible clue convene at 10
o'clock. Mr. Oglesby conducts a.
class for young men in which the
young man's problems are consid-
ered. In the Bible class the lecture
will be on Isaiah. '
Worship and sermon at, '11
o'clock-Pillothor’u Day will be ob-
served. Come in memory] or your
mother. '
The *Epworth League service at
6:30 will be in charge of the presi-
dent. Ernest W. Souls. ‘
Anniversary 'night and. a. service of
special interest is planned. ,
worship and sermon at 2:80. Ser-
mon by the minister.
The Boys’ clubi meet on .Monday
evening. .Juniors at 6:30; Older
Boys at 7:45. ’ ‘
The W. Frill, S. will inset with
Mrs; Henry, _ smith. , 21' Westport
avenue on Tuesday “ afternoon at
2:80.‘ ngis. Clarence Seymour will
conduct the study period. Subject;
“Japan." ‘ .
On Tuesday u'enlsg'at 8 o'clock
the ‘Phllathea. class will meet with
Mrs. Alberson Beers. 191 East ave;
It‘b League ,
first Church of Christ. Scimdst
57 West Avenue
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11 a. m. ‘
,Sundsy school is held at 11 a. 111.
Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man."
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at. 8 o'clock. To
both of these services the public is
invited.
Reading room. Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holidays exCoptcd)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thursday
svenLngs from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Cedar St.. near \Vest Ave.
Rev. E. C. Wenzel, Pastor
German service at 10 a. m.
English servee at 11 a. m.
Bible class and Sunday school at
12 noon. Subject of sermon: “The
Wedding at. Cans.” Everybody is
cordially welcome.
The choir will meet Monday ove-
ning at 8 o'clock in the basement of
the church.
Social meeting of the Young Peo-
ple's Society Thursday evening at
8 o'clock in the basement of the
church. All members and friends
are cordially welcome.
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50. Nor-walk Congregational Church
Rev. Frederick E. Jacobs. Minister
Archibald Merriam. organist and
director.
Special Mothers' Day services in
charge of the Hospitality Commit-
tee Sunday.
9:45 a- in. Church school.
10:45 a. m. Public worship. Ser—
mon subject: “The Fifth Command-
ment and. the Law of Life."
6 p. in. Meeting of the Young
People's Society for supper and a
special program of music.
7:30 p. m. Meeting of the Teach-
er's Training Class.
Tuesday 34th birthday meeting of
ths_Whats.)ever Circle at 2:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Frank Lander.
5 Seymour street. The Lenten pen-
nies are due at this meeting.
Delegates will be sent from this
church to the semi-annual meeting
or the Fairfield County Association
of Congregational Ministers and
Churches to be held at George-
town. ‘
Delegates will also be sent to th
annual meeting of the \Voman's
Board of Missicms to be held in
Center church in New Haven.
\Vedncsday 3 p. in. Meeting of the
Endeavor Circle at the home of
Mrs. John Sherman. 5 Elm street.
On Sunday afternoon at 3:15.
May 11 the corner stone laying ser-
vice will be held at lhc Not-walk
Congregational church on the.
Green. All members of this parish
are cordially invited to attend.
The program of music for Sunday
will be:
Organ Prelude. Cradle Song. liarrett
Anthem. "They That. Trust in the
Lord'" ........ ., ......... . . fro)“
Solo. “Mother U'Mine" milling
..... ................. Tours
Mrs. P. Irving Smith
Organ l‘ostlude, Grand Chorus in G
..... . . . . . . . . Salome
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Nor-wall: Rescue Mission
2? Monroe St.
Albert Monroe. Pres. E. E.’G316.
Supt. .
Service at the usual time. 3:15.
Mr. licrman Brundago will have
charge of the service \Vcdncsu‘ay
evening at 8 o'clock.
All are Welcome.
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Knight. St. A. M. E. Church.
Rev. \\'. Henry Lamar. Pastor.
10:00 turn—Praise service.
1l200 a.ni.-—-Sermon. "Mother." by
Pastor.
12:50 rum—Sunday School.
7:30 p.in.-—-E\cning service with
Mothers. Ering Mother “itli you.
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East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Arthur J. Pennell. Minister.
C. Cable. Organist.
9:30 a.m.——Mornmg Worship with
Sermon. Suhjcct.——“A Nation's
Foundation."
11:00 a.m.-Church School. C.
Hodgeman. Superintendent- Friend-
ship Bible Class. A. J. Penneil.
Teacher.
2:00 pan—Junior League. Miss
M. L‘Hoinmcdieu. Superintendent.
6:15 p.m.-—Epvvorth League. Lea-
der S. H. Carpenter. '
7:00 p.rn.-—l-2vening “'orship vvilh
Sermon. Subjeci.—"A Foolish Poli-
cy."
Monday 6:45 p.m.——Business Meet-
ing of the. Ladies Aid Society.
Thursday 7:00 p.m.—-—Regular
'Week-Night Meeting. Subject.—
“What is meant by Jesus ascending
to His Father?" This L: a. discus-
sion meeting not a formal address
meeting.
Friday 7:00 p.m.—Mcn‘s Recrea-
tional Night. Choir Rehearsal.
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.Advcnt Christian Church
Van Zandt and Harvey Sta.
Rev. F. L. Piper. Pastor
.Mrs. Elsie Partrick. organist.
Morning worship at 10:30. Ser-
mon topic: "Our Inheritance From
the Past." This will be a. Mother's
Day service. .
Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland. superintendent. .
Juniors at 3:00, Mrs. Ainsworth.
teacher.
Loyal Workers at 6:15.- They will
also hold a. service at 3:30 at the
Naramake Home. ,
Evening service at 7:30. Sermon
topic: "From Saul of Tamils to St.
Paul." _
Ladies of the Mission society will
meet on Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
Prayer andpraise service Thurs-
day evening at 7:45.
» o ‘o o
m Baptist Church of Gin-lat
‘ Healing. '
De Witt Talmndge Van Doren.
minister. . '
Morning service at- 10:30. Sub-
dect of sermon. ‘f’rhe Mind or God."
'7 any» meeting Thursday night at
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South Rm; k Daptist Church.
. Rev. Lester '1‘; Mallory; pater.
- 10‘ A. Ida—Bible school. "
11 -A. alt—Morning worship.
Topic tor the sermon will be “The
White Carnation." This Sunday is
Mother's Day and will be fittingly
observed. .
. 656" P. M—Christian Endeavor
meeting. 'Mrs. Maris Thompson will
the Home." There is an important
business matter-V10 be attended to; “n .
lead.-the_.toplc will be “Religion in-
thls Sunday in Denominational Day
as well as Mother's Day the evening
sermon will take care of both. The
topic will he "Liberty of the Goo.
pol." ‘
Tuesday evening—The Board or
Deacons will meet at 7:30 at the
parsonage. The King‘s Daughters
will hold s. meeting at the home of
'Mrs. Miller, 11 Winfield street. The
Young Men's club will ,hold a. busi-
ness meeting at 7:45 at the home of
Mr. Louis Reihl. 2 Bett- Place.
On Wednesday evening at sight]
the World Wide Guild will hold a.
business meeting at the home of
Miss Mary Brugee. 46 Gregory
boulevard.
Thursday evening at 7:45 regular
mid-weak prayer meeting. Topic
will be “Our Concretion."
Music for Sunday:
MORNING.
Prelude-Andante in F.—-Wely.
Anthem-f—The Voice to Jesus—
King.
Solo—Grateful O Lord. Am I—
Caro Roma—Miss Erickson.
Solo—0 Holy Saviour—Maicagni
——Miss Avaione.
EVENING.
Prelude—Religioso—Dcshayes.
Anthem—Hear Me When I Call—
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lst Cogrcgstit‘mai Church Nor-walk
Rev. E. 1’. McGregor. Ph.D.. Pastor
Morning worship at 10:30, with
sermon by Rev. A. F. Beard. D.D.;
subject: "The Soul's Quest."
Sunday school at noon.
3:15 Laying the cornerstone.
7:00 p. m. Young People's meet-
ing at the parsonage.
Tuesday. Conference
town.
\Vednesday evening at 7:30 The
Gleaners‘ Circle will meet with Mrs.
R. \V. Ovington.
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Thursday. Mid-week service at 8
. m.
Friday. The Ministering Circle
will hold a rummage sale in the
l‘airt’ield building.
The music for Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Navrkhk.
soprano: Mrs. Edna. May Selleck. 'pi-
ist.
Prelude. Au Matin
Miss Austin ,
Oficrtory. Meditation from “Thais"
...................... Massenet
Mi§ Austin
Soprano Solo. Blessed Are the
Meek ........... “Hard-Stephens
Mrs. Newkirk
Postlude. March from "Athalia."
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Mrs. Selleck
WILTON t
The regular meeting of the Wilton
Girl Scouts held \‘l'r-dnesday was
well attended as usual. Troop 1 evi-
land aver-.2.-
spending a, ‘Cw~
‘ ems.
mores. in
tion. of Dar
artist: Bliss Maebelle Austin. Violin-V
2: ..
ter in \Ka‘»
Arthur .‘tr- -_ ,
p '. f,
I17;-
m. a'r; p.
on South 31.»..-
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pleased to 5.
home “.3! l. g -
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home, uh»;
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The No.” :- ‘
in the K.
lng. May 1%.
Chalice s“
s‘reet. i<
\Vaferbutx
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DEMAND Y! '1‘“. "LU
Foley Pug.
for the kit. .
to thousands ~:
ney disorders (‘3'
improper work;
Foley Pills of
kidney: thent‘:
waste matter.
R. No. 35. Mb- . ~ _
received the r: my q
and ht“.- bctr‘. tar-"
their use-Stirs-
Adv.
tienclng especial interest. A large
number of the members provided
themselves with the scout manual.
the expense of which with the \veek- 3
ly dues must be paid by the girls}
out of their own savings. The lau-i
xei was adopted as the name and
emblem of this Troop. No. 3. being
known as the Forget-Me-Nots. Both .‘
troops haw: required a further di-ji
vision so that rach one now con-i
sists of three patrols. The leader'
of the new patrol in Troop 1 is!
Elaine Melhuish. and Troop 2. Doro-l
thra Hunt. Miss Janke. captain of”
the organization is hopeful of enroll-é
mg all the girls as‘registered scoutsi
by the first of June. x
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Those perfect in attendance at the ‘
Nod Hill school. Mrs. Mabel Davis:
teacher, for the month of April
were Lewis and Ambrose Merchant.
Lewis. Mabel, Richard and Adel-
hert Goslin, Charles Bctts. Ida
Schmid and Irrne DcNikc.
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There was no afternoon session:
Of the district schools Thursday.
owing to the monthly teachers‘
meeting at which plans for gradu~
ation day were discussed.
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The Bald Hill school has been
awardcd the health banner for the‘
month of April and the Nod 1111!
school the banner for attendance.
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The “Farmers" will cross batsv
with the fast going \K'illington team '
on Sunday at Orcm Field. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Ambler;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ambler, Mr.
and Mrs. “7. ii. Fischeu Mr. and
Mrs. T. T. Merwin. Mrs. E. G. H.
Schenck. Charles and Fritz Meyer
and \v. c. A. Schlichting attended»:
the “'omen's Republican dinner at?
Stamford last night. !
ETHEL g
The dance held Thursday night
by the George A. Shepard and
Sons‘ employcs was largely attended
by employee and their friends. Music l
was enjoyed throughout the eve.l
ning. I
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Charles Taylor. of 56 Wooster
street. died early yesterday morning
at the Danbury hospital. He was
taken to the hospital two weeks ago
sufiering from a. dislocated hip. Mr.
Taylor who was going on his 75th
year has been a. patient suflerer of
rheumatism for several years. The
funeral “fill be held from the home
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These questions Will
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Men’s Hall, Washington
enoonatsro’clock; ‘ 7
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WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN?
. There is no more important question 111 I
time of religious controversy.
Which is the true church 2
On Whom is it built? ‘
What will be the Christian’s reward ;
Why must he suffer ‘2 .
What will become of non-Christians
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Fekel of New York City in R
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t: saving time.
Norwalk Chronicler