Genital Fire station
yard in Water_strcct.
'3“: slight.
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K" 1
quwp
die Atlantic Fisheries
«in!
dety earned a tidy sum from
luncheon. "
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tonight. Main St... NorualL—Adv.
of the Norwalk M. L‘. church,
li'al Liethodlst conference.
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Friends of Miss Anna Regan
were '
;m at S: 4.5 o’clock, Thursday
k): an alarm from Box 52. to
tan a fire in a tool shed in
rail- of Harris and Gans' coal
The damage
I
5’ The fish was furnished by the Mid-
Association.
and was prepared by Mrs. Vail, per-
the
..—Spanlsh War \‘etcrans‘ Carnival
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Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor
re-
.. lurned last night from Springfield.
‘ Kass. where he attended the Gen-
of
Quintard avenue will be pleased to
hear that she is now convalesccncing
from the illness which has been con-
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Bridgeport, Thursday.
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ins.
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-—-Auto op rinss.
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day.
s
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O
Blaney
t .
Charles
Tilly's—A] v.
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Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third strce‘lzwhg
is a. visitor In ‘axnford touts-y.
7 Miss Frances Modne {rid Sylvia.
Shllcpsky or the Second district are
\Isitors In Bridgeport today.
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—Fertillzer for lawns and gar-
Tho ladics' Aid Society of the dens. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2. ‘ ’ .7
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Advl W'illiam Howard, gem of Mr. M)?!
Church gave a luncheon ‘ in_ the 0 ‘ ' . Mrs. Ellis Howard or Sycamore
Church dining room yesterday noon. l Miss Anna Farella. ot Leonard street has taken a position with the
street and 3833 Margaret Beers of
Connecticut avenue. were visitors in
\isitors in New York city last even-
S. Clarence VlVorthy of Boston. Isi Recreation nlsht fit the Host five-
a. business visitor In the Norwalks to-
and Ernest
chtt of New Canaan were guests of
friends last evening in the first dis—
Mrs. Edith M. Gaucher and 6amlly
hai e moved from Betta place to Fifth
street.
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The apartment house being
erected by the Harm Terminal coal
company on Rowan street is nearing
completion.
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Peerless Manufacturing company of '
East avenue.
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lotto Jarvis, do.
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street. ‘ 7
t ‘ ' ' Mrs. Albertson S. Beers of East
Miss Adeline Brothcrton and avenue was hostess to the mem-
Mayre Ross of lengton Place were her: of the Y-‘l class of the Nor-
walk Meth’odist Episcopal church at
her home last evening. Following
the business meeting a soelal hour
was enjoyed.
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nue Methodist church was enjoyed
last night by the men of the congre-
gation. The weekly rehearsal of the
choir was also .hels la.” evening.
Friends o‘f Mrs. Harry Youngs of
Ha'wkins avenue will be sorry to
fining her to her home for some ”1a,
. .timc. hear that one "of her fingers which
' ’ ‘ was badly crushed when it was
—L€hi h Coal. Harris 5: GJDS-— Caught in an electric washing mu-
Adv. S ' j UAKIEN 1‘ chinc. was amputated by Dr. Ro-
‘ ' ‘ bert M. Wolfe yesterday.
Miss Jane E. House of Stamford Mrs. Charles Ottmcr or W'cst ' . . .'
in Avenue spent \Vcdnesday I11 Bridge- l\lr. and Mrs. Herbert \V. Gorham
was a.’ busincs visitor
Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Tortorclla of 63
Spring street arb cntcrtnining
their home our the \vcck-cmi thcir
neice. Miss. .luliu 'I‘ox'lorclln
Brooklyn.
—-Sheep manure and agricultural
lime (or lawns at Alfred Brown's.
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L- Otto Kcsslcr of Bridgeport was the
guest Thursdav of Jerry Safranck
5501 the. Electric Service company.
s o t
7* . .
z?" Mrs. Michael D‘Amato of
‘ijcw terrace 1'1 modeled.
2. O I l
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_;: -—I-‘rcc admission to Spanish “'ar
street,
gfeurans' Carnh'al. Main
Iifiomlk.
1-— . 5 O
«In
2: Ralph Dean of Flax Hill ‘l'Oild has
.ntumed to his home from :1 motor
flip to Boston where he visitcd with
tflatlvc s.
:Henry Fabrizio _of T
C O t
trlcitv.
The Electric Service company.
.ZZ—See Dare-Devil Currin at Span-
Main
.m: “at \etcrans’
meet. _\orwalk.
8
Carnival,
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1.:
9.,
...Stephcn Lengvcl of Bhuton succt
Sis purchased a. new :tuton‘lobllc.
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“'illiam ){llls
'l-x .
am. and Mrs.
”are they recently purchased
figuse.
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" “—Best Coal.
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;:S'Anthony Vino of Bouton
' guest at frierds.
I .
:.':Mr. and Mrs Dnnivl names 01
avenue are having a house buil.
In Flax Hill road.
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udostph Hevessy. jr_ of 26 Lenin:-
h avenue will shortly oprn a. bowl.
I“: alley in \nsonia
v1
.5——Ll..rge Pea Coal. Harris 8:
libs—Adv.
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“Arthur Jam's. son of Mrs. Hilvla
a of 23 Ely avrnuc was today
oved to the Meridcn Slate sani-
_,. urn.
3' o o .
‘7.Joseph Hornig. formrrly of this
my, now a. residtut of Jerscy City.
fished friends in the first district
Wednesday.
'-—Buy Your “cum; on our Club
Ask about it at Donnelzy’s.
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{Miss Katrina Smith of Van Buren
nvcnue was a. \isitor in Bridgeport
Thursday 0 ening.
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Kr. and Mrs. Carlton Savage and
'Qllughtcrs Clara. and Virginia of
ynmingham. Mass, are spending :1
_-few days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
;¥artin of “’estport avenue.
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' 7—Follow the crowd to the Span-
-7‘3 In War Veterans Carnival, Main
l M Norwnlk.
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Walter Lauterbach and Francis
lulfng of “'estport were visitors in
in: first district last .'e\ening.
, a a
_ mos Edna. “‘hcclcrLand Miss Dor-
ian. Raymond 01' Harrison, N. Y.,
-.re week-end guests of Miss Marion
‘thnson of Mam street.
“”4
m~o-oo- 'V-IOQUOOIWOIVQO‘
l0“?!
Ill.
of
Lowe
street is having hnx house in Sound-
Vorth Main
#2991: is having his house “ll‘Qd for
The work is being done
of
Shut street have moved to “'estport
a
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Harris a Cans—Adv.
strcct
spending the day In Brdigcport as
port.
. . .
Ing Tuesday
rangcmcnts for
will be held
evening.
the
year.
Q C ‘
hold :1
Tuesday
meeting in
afternoon at
the speaker.
cf .\‘.’1Ica.
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~—l.-o. sand. gravel.
in; stones “and filling.
Stl't‘t'l. .1: Son.
Center
of 17-15.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Now York City opcncd
lind Road.
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K
N. ‘1’.
.lrving Loundcr of the
Marion.
0
days in Bicrigan.
t
Clarence 1-2. -Scoficld
Avenue Darlen.
cciving trcatmcnt
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much improved.
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\Vintcr.
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Mass. for several days.
Miss Lillian Lester of
Uloxcr‘ and Miss lcorgianna. Ger-
risfi for Hartford. where they
attend the Connecticut
that city.
Cnnrad Frey of 37
has resumed his studies
delphia School
a. visit with his parents.
0
L.
0
Dr. “‘illinm
strect has purchascd two lots in
Pine Hill avenue.
O ‘ .
Vrho candidates of the Girls‘
I- ricndly society of the Christ church
will meet Monday afternoon at four
o '.clock
front of the residence of
Camp on Belts place.
Danbury State Normal
John J. Golden of Park Avenue,
Noroton Heights. has installed a
radio in his home.
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The carnival committee of the
.\'0roton‘ l-‘Ix'e company held a meet-
to make ur-
carnival.
from June 14-16.
Ford scdnn will be given away this
’l‘hc Missionary Association of lilo
Nornton Presbyterian Church.
the “1211111
2:30.
virgi'nm )lc'Gillard of Africa wm be
She will talk on
schools for the missionarics children
loam. hulld~
Raymond
l‘honc Daricn 100.
—Adv.
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The Hindicy Junior High School
handball team lost to the Norualk
School Tuesday to the score
Flanagan of
their sum-
mer home at Soroton on the King's
Miss .lcnny Loundcs of City Island
spcnt the week-end with Mrs.
Post. Road
\E’illiam Fairbanks of Old Kings
H1ghwzly Daricn is spending several
of Le Boy
who has bcen re-
in a. New York
hospital has rcturned homc.
Mrs. Harvey “'ntkins has returned
from Mexico. where she Epcnt the
Mr. and Mrs. B. .\lc L. Juncken-
hush of Brooksldc nx'cnuc Daricn.
are entertaining Mrs. Minot of
7mm—
Lorena
strcct l-tft this morning in company
with Miss ltuth llcrring. Miss Ruth.
Christian
Endeavor convention, being held In
today and tomorrow.
trip is being made by automobile.
livcrctt Frey. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Scavicw avenue.
at Phila-
ot‘ osteopathy
\\'ccd of Butler
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A new sidewalk has been laid in
George
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Miss Mae Harris. a student at the
School
spending the week-end at the hofie
of her parents. on First street.
which
A
will
no“
M iss
{113
very
will
The
after
is
of Gregory boulevard observed the
thirtieth anniversary ot/thelr wed-
ding at their home yesterday.
; KUWAIQW I
Rowayton blcthodlst church. Rev.
Charles S. Gray. pastor. Services
for tom1( row will be as follows Sun-
day school at 10 a. m. Public wor-
ship at 11 a. m. “llh sermon by
lcv. Gray on "The Strength of the
Christian Point» of View." Evening
worship at 7:30 o'clock. The sub-
jcct of the pastor's sermon will be
"The Paramount Project." 011 \Vcd—
ncsdny cvcnlngg at 7:45 o‘clock, the
rcgular midqveck prayer meeting
will be licldtwith \V. l“. Jennlngi’us
louder. On Thursday evening. at 8
o‘clock the annual meeting of the
Epwortb league will be bold. New
officers will be clcclcd and an in-
tcrcstlng program ls being arranged.
All interested in young people’s work
are invited.
'4.
a.
i
Rev. Charles Gray of the lio-
wayton Methodist Episcopal church
will go to Springfield, Mass, next
week, where he will attend the gen-
eral confcrcncc of the lkthqdlst
Episcopal churchc‘s, being held In
that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. leon hue re-
turned to their home on Ron-nylon
avenue. Ifrom Florida. where they
passed the winter months.
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The l’iowayton A. A. baseball team
representing the Community Broth-
crhood Is playing the Eagles of South
Norwulk at l-‘ldik licld this after-
noon. This is the. second game play-
cd by the local team this season.
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Rownyton Baptist omen. Rev.
\‘iclor l". Scalise, pastor. Sunday
school at )0 a. m. Morning wor-
ship at 11 a. m. The Young Peo-
ple's society will meet at 7 o'clock In
1110 cvcning. Evening scrvlccs at
7:311 o'clOck. The lmdlca' old so-
ciety will meet “'edncsday with
Mrs. Katherine Sooficld at her home
on Highland avenue. lcgulur'mid-
wcek pdaycr mcctlng Thursday. A
meeting of the Community Brother-
hood Friday evening.
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“'ord has bccn received here of
the death In London. April 28. of
Mrs. Dankwcrt. mother of Mrs.
Charles chlu of Rowaylon. Mrs.
Klein Is the widow of thc cmlncnt
author all} playwright. Mrs. Dank~
“crt “as \\ cll kumnn In this \lclnlty.
She was 84 \ears of age.
Announce Parents
Day At the Schools
Superintendent George B. Buch-
anan of tho Norwalk schools an-
nounccd today that May 27. 28 and
29 have been set aside for Parents
Visiting days. Parents are Invited
to visit the schools on these .days and
inspect the wor k0! the children,
which will be on exhlblt. Teahcers
will also be on hand to anchr any
questions which parents 111w 'Ilsh VJ
ask regarding their children and. the
progress they are making In their
school work.
The visiting day will be observed
in the various schools as follows:
Tuesday. May 27, Center, Washing-
ton. Concord, Rowayton. Fitch and
Putnam; \Vedncsday. May 28. 3e!-
ferson. Lincoln. Winnlpauk. Brook-
side. West Norwalk Md Franklin:
Thursday. May 29, Roosevelt Knud-
sen. Broad River. Dyer River, Mar-
Works Both ways
The depositor who, when he prosper-S, carriés his
savings account steadily forward, finds the bal-
ance mpable of carrying him when he 18 laid off"
or ill. Be a. pay-day saver.
\in and Cranbury. of
which 13
or
3‘47] (
w~.......__. V... ._._/
n
arc. now Occupying their
Poplar Plains. are preparing a dc.
lightful acflcs of sketches in black
and “hito which will depict hytorl-
Thc artist's own Col-
onial house will achieve the distinc-
tion or being the first subject treated.
HIGH SCHOOL
T0 CROSS BATS
WITH ANSONIA
Team— Averages Show
Holmes Has Batted
1. al \\ on! port.
ball
of the season in
the Ansonla. High School team to-
day.
last 1110 \Ictories are out to make
it three In a 1'0“.
lice
ed at
a consistent hitter in pinches.
far he has hmsafely fifteen times out
His average In
’ .510.
7 Jack McMahon,
the team, has hit safely 5 times out
of 9 times at but. the average for
The achievement
gives promise of what McMahon
may do t'.ls season. . 7
7 . 7 Vincent O'Brien. the team's catch;
“‘le efltlbnli church 111 fill-oxford.
lllllf,
Jr
’Remlin
Two éo-ga11on sung and quanti-
ties of alleged whiskey..
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1111:; Mario. Remlln. da’u’ghier’
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Re-mlin 0! Im-
pcrinl avenue. who is to be married
on June .18 to Sebastian Lnuterback
of Riverside avenue. was given
show or \\' cdncsday night by many
her friends.
Miss Rcmlln
State Policeman Charles J. Qulg—
Icy. former captain of the “'cstport
department.
training or Groton baracks, and is
now stationed at the Hurthrd bar-
racks. Salxatorc Fromm or Sangu-
tuck also reccntly appointed to the
State police department
motorcycle patrol work on the Post
road.
has concluded
0
Matthias I‘ost.
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O
M rs.
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Mr. and Minot Parker
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M rs.
in the
“'8 S
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robber.
.516 —-— McMahon,
Bookie, Scores Hig
Too
The Norwnlk High School
team is playing
Ansonla,
The locals encouraged by
Coach l-‘crrol B.
problem of
Thus far this season 6 games
been lost two won.
Danbury Hy was taken Into camp
two weeks ago by the soore 0! Biol.
Bridgeport Trade school Was down-
Amusement. Park last week.
Norwalk has been beaten this sea.-
soh by Falrrleld, twic
mond ljlllrby Grecnwi
port Trade school and by
port High School.
In a summary of the hitting of
the team. 7Irwin Holmes, tho Nor-
walk pitcher and first baseman, cn-
3033 the high spot on the honor pe-
dental. This lad done remarkably
Well at the bat. and hasp oved him-
self not only 11 tar clo er but also
29 times at bat.
a
.555-
1111: the but fielding record
in: scored fifty—eight put oath,—
assists and with only two
. This work of this vetemn Green ind
. White player has greatly aided the
' team and In addition to his fielding
. ». is very apt 'at the bat.
totals
As In the case 0! Holmes. 0' Brien
7 > I: superseded In average by men
" who have figured In two or
V‘ f flaw" . . \‘e ,. .
, Jack McMahon again come; 11': for
ngh credit In fielding, calms; the -
perfect record be 1600. ., 9 “
.969.
:1 visitor Thursday
the home of Miss Corn Lyons.
its 9111 game
against
Green has put
his squad through some out! prac-
during the past few days ahd .
feels safely assured that he has lin-
nlly solved the
team.
and by Rich-
. by Bridge—
Bridge-
Thus
errors.
His average
th'ree
State Police Make Haul
In Cross HiglIWoy—-
ShoWe'r For M 1 s 5
wine and
in Cross highp ay here yesterday at-
ternoon.
The qucs more arrested. charged
with violdtion ot the liquor 11m, and
bonds or $500 each were required
for their release, pending their ap-
pearance in Town court.
01' a sale. it Is stated. had been 0b-
talned previously against. them.
Three Sic-gallon barrels or alleged
nine. one 2-gallon keg of whiskey
and 15- -gallon keg
three dozen pint bottles and [our
Jugs of moonshine liquor constituted
the haul of the raiders. together with
two stills. The house had been under
surveillance for some time.
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Evidence
moonshine.
Mrs.
rendered
his
doing
American chlon.
will present "Flushes of Action " :1
war picture, at the I. M. C. A. an-
ditorium next Tuesday morning.
and
family of Bridgeport have been vlslt-
in: at the home of Mr. and ms.
“‘Illium “'alsh in
nuc. "
Maplewood are-
John Savage of Bridgeport,
formcrly a teacher
school,
High
at
who
home at
base-
their
the Red Men's Hall. \V‘ash. St. 3-5 p. m.
31,9370 ~ ' Daylight Saving Time .
x Regular study. Subject: "The
New Creation."
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rook'le with V
l.
of
.3
Miss Rcmlin received
many useful and beautiful gifts.
Henry La'utcrback. Miss Mario Mc-
Cann and
voeal selections during the evening.
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Brian Poatlude‘ 111 D ...'.... Tour:
finitjoum‘ni ch13“; sum...
' 57- west dived». Km:
school is held 131 11 ”a. nip-Subject:
“floral: and Immortals."
Wednesday evening. testimony
mectlng is held at 8 o'clock.
To both or these mice: the pub-
lic is invited.
Reading. room, Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holiday: excepted)
from 12 to 5. Timothy 11111 Thurs-
day evenings from 7 to 9.
All are Welcome.
sons] rc rcsentative or the .t-scocia- ‘ ’ Miss Ch liter 0! . - .- a o o "
‘ fion. T133 Association is formed to _Mrs. Vincent Tito and son Vln- Mr. and M 1. Stephen Sta Jnrvls. mghgzirf'grgel‘z‘eu gie‘itf° £3“; 7 Infill S" A. ”.15. Church
promote the fish Industry. and to cent Jr.. of. Wilton. are spending the a student a; the Danbury Stato'Nor- Carroll and Bernard R Scully" or he“. “h H5“? Lamar. Paton.
oducato the public in the food value week-end with Mrs. Tito's manner. mal school is spending the week- Bridgeport barracks In ‘ raid on the 1’ a. m. Praise ““106. _.
or the product. The Ladies' Aid 50- Mrs. Kathryn Ateliison of Grant end at her home In Seavlew avenue. home of Edward and Gabrael Bowe 11.1. :11. 8131111011 from the text
The ”Lord " by the pastor.
3:80 p. 111. Sunday school.
7: 30 9.1!).
are asking all the friends to help
us in our econ to' raise funds-With
which to complete our church. A
person reporting the largest amount.
Tuesday evening. Class meeting.
Thursday evening. Illustrated lee»
ture by Mr. L. Sutherlond'. "Africa's
Contribution To Civilization." An
oflerlnc will buiifted.
Bring a friend with you.
Grace Baptist. 011m
Corner Butler and Quincy Street‘s
Rev. Dr. C. Thomas. Pastor
Sunday services:
10 n. m. Sunday school. _
11:30 Singing by Junior Choir.
Mr. Thomas Henderson. col-noun;
Amelia Hopkins. organist. Sermon
subject, “Lift Up Your Honda."
6130 p. n1. B. Y. P. U. mccllng.
8 p. m. Singing by Senior Choir.
The pastor will talk of the Conn.
Baptist Missionary Union and out
relation to It.
Thursdiiy at 7:30 p. 111. Teachers’
meeting. 8:30 church prayer meet-
log.
Friday 8 p. m. Deacons meet with
the pastor. Also choir practice.
Everybody ls welcome in this
church.
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Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard E. Nonvnlk
Robert B. B. Foote. Pastor
Fourth Sunday after Easter.
10:303. 111. Morning prayer and
sermon.
11:45 a. m. Sunday school.
8:00 p. m. Evening prayer and
address.
Monday 4:00 p. m. G. F. S. Can-
didates. 7:30 p. m. Vestry meeting
at the rectory.
Tuesday 7:” Junior Boys‘ Club.
7:00 p. m. Glrls’ Club. .
Thursday 8:00 p. m. Birthday
party and ntertainmcnt given by
the Women's Guild In the basement
of the church.
7 Friday 7:30 p. 111. Choir rcl1carsal
at the rectory.
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East Avenue M. E. (11111-031
Arthur J. I’cnucll, Minister
C. Cubic. organist.
9:30 a. ru. 810mm: worship with
sermon. Subject: "A Rcllgloua Ma-
jority." ‘
11:00 a. 111. Church school. C.
Hodgcman, superintendent. Friend-
ship Bible class. G. locum, presi-
dent. Mr. Pcnncll. teacher.
2:00 p. 111. Junior League. bliss M.
L'Hommcdlcu. Supt.
6:15 p. m. Epworth
vlco. Subject: “As A Partner."
Loader. Mrs. T. A. Baxter.
7:00 p. :11. Evening worship with
league scr-
sermon. Subject:."A Crisis in llu~
man Life."
Monday 7:00 p. m. Heeling of
Mrs. Butcr's class.
Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Monthly meet-
ing of \Vomnn‘s Foreign Missionary
society In the church. Mrs. Flnney.
Secretary of N. Y. Exist Conferencc
Society will deliver the address.
Mrs. Ollvo Hipson Lucas will sing.
This Is a thank altering meeting and
the public invited.
\Vcdnesduy £200 p. m. Ladies‘ Aid
society. 7:01? p. 111. Ladles' Recrea-
tional night.
Thursday 7:00 p.‘ m. \Veck-night
mcctlng. Subject; “The Judgment."
This Is an open meeting.
Friday 7:00 p. 111. Men's recrea-
tional night. Choir rehearsal.
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International Bible Students
Salvation my
Sunday school 1:30.
Young People's Legion 6:45.
Open Air 7:30.
Salvation Meeting 8:00.
Week-day meetings. Tuesday and
Thursday 8:00.
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So. Non-all: Congregational (1111161
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. Minister
» Archibald Merriam, orgonlst and
director. _ .
Services for Sunday . _
9. 65 a. m. Church school.
10: 45 a. 111. Public worship. Set;
moi! subject. "The Adventure of
Discipleship."
::6 80 p. in. Young People's meet-
my. 1!!!“
7:30 p. 111'. Teachers’ Training
class. ...._ .
Wednesday 3: 45 p. 111. Meeting. of
the Boy' a chorus.
Friday 1:10 31.11.. Meeting of the
Older Girl's Conference in the Con-
The program of music flai- Sunday“
morning will be: 7
Oman Prelude, Andante .. Lemont
Mercury 11111112111. “Even in" ‘
Warren
9onot'oI-onccugonio-slo-
- South Nun-whit 3:11“ Ohurdi
Boy. Late:- '1‘. Hanoi-y, Pastor
1'0: 00 11. m. Wainschdol.
) The mini: annular service or the
church 1: anti 1: u g. m. sundny
"Mention The Loving Kludncsse‘s or
Excnlng service and-
report of rally cellectors and we
ally or tea. set will be given to the
School at 12:10 I). m.
ins-
and director.
pél A Power." .
leelude. Adagio in A .. ._.... laurel
Anthem. "Appear Thou Light In.
dictum. “Angel Voices Ever 611‘:-
Postlude. Fests! Match In C. Gallons
Fred H. Jacobo. pastor o! tho—786nm
'NOrwaJk Congregational church om
pro-oh.
mode,7Andme in A. ”Von-.1134
”than.
L111: topic inn he: f‘Goiils new
- 730p.m.£wnln:servlce.'rojlc
for thmmon M11 be; “The Plan's
when Christ Sits.”
The church services Sunday arc
, to have a. specially arranged pro-
gram to inaugurate the annual
Evcry Member. Campaign. The pro-
gram will 11% unique and attractive,
with extra. music and appropriate
d‘eCorauons. Special speakers in the
evening. Also mutated 3321113.
2430 p. 111. Wednesday. .The Wo-
mcns Association will hold it: n-
nual business meeting av. no
church.
7 to 7:45 p. in. Thursday. The
young people will meet for a clans of
Instruction at. the church.
1:45 p. 111. Thursday. Regular nud-
wcek prayer meeting at the church.
Topic: “Ten Young Women." The
\‘Yorld Wide Guild ll specially invit-
ed to attend. m is also the reg-
ular monthly business meeting.
Music for Sunday:
" Morning:
Prelude, Andante Moderate
,..............;..... Mendelsohn
Duet. 0 Beautiful Land .. Emerson
Mrs. Clifford. Mm Erickson
8016. Forever With the Lord
........................ Gounod
Miss Erickson
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Evening:
Prelude. Evening Reverie
on-ovoivooo.cnuoou Kldnichmldt
Anthem. There‘s A Friend in the
. Homeland mvens
Solo, My Lord ............71-Innle7
. . Miss Avnllonc on.
Postlude, Selected .
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Advent Chi-Lotion Church
Van Zandt and Haney 813.
Rev. 1'. L. Piper, Pastor
Mrs. Elsie Pa'rtrick. organist.
Morning service at 10: 30. Sermon
topic: "Great Promises."
Sunday school at 11: 50, Richard
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Lola! \Vorkers 'nt 6: 15.
Evening service at 7:80. Sermon
toplc: “The .Book or Job; Its Time
and Its Message." Good music.
Ladies of the Mission Society meet
Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
Prayer and praise service on
Thursday evening 111.735.
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Non'alk M. E. Church
George B. Tompklns. ninislcr
Jack Oglesby. Minister‘s Assistant
Charles G. Ives. organist. 3'! di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contralto;
Hrs. Arthur Gibson Hull. soprano:
Ernest. VO'. Soulo. tenor; Lansing D.
Odell, basso.
Sunday school and Men's Assem-
bly Bible Class convene an 10
o'clock. Atty. Albert S. Andrews of
Owcgo. New York. lay-delegate to
the (horrid Conference. will spcak
to the men on "Glimpses or L“" Gen-
eral Conferencc." All men are in-
vivid.
Mr. Oglcsby invite: all young men
not now In some Bible class to at—
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tcnd his class which meets at 10
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The service of worship at 11
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dress on "Stewardship. " by Attorney
Frank L. Howard of W avert), New
York.
The Epworth Itague service
8:307’o'clock will be led by Mrs.A
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w. Mitchell. The topic 11- Nothing PRIVATE 9mg noon é 5°“ Norwalk
Worship and sermon 31:.30 Scr- I! DESIRED i
men by the minister. Subject: “le- !
ing Epistles." “en uisin ‘
The Boys' clubs meet on Monday Exec t c e ’REFRIGERA'T‘QRS
evening. Juniors at 6:30. Older Dancin Eve EN - -
bgys In 7:45. Mr. Oglcsby Is In g ry en g OIL 'STOVES
° “3°: Bosto Po 1‘. Road
On Tuesday evening the Philathea Sn 1 IL" “.3 ‘cnn
class and the Men's Assembly will (in A alk, ( ' ' GAS RANGES
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A stntc crusade-jubilee meeting in
the Interest of Law Enforccmt-nt.
will be held In the church \Vedncs-
day cvenlug a! 7. (5. There will be
a program of music and speaking.
Praych senicc on Thursday eve-
nlng at 1:5. Subject. "Jesus 5n-
throned "
The Junior probationers will meet
in the church for instructions. at
10: 30 on Saturdm'. 7 .
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St. Poler‘s Evangelical
Lutheran Charon
Cedar St.. Near W’cst Ava.
German service at 10 a. m. "
English service at. 11 a. n1;
Bible class and Sunday school at
3 noon. Everybody is cordially
welcome.
The choir will meet Monday eye-
nlng In the basement or the church
at 8 o'clock.
Synod will meet from the 19th to
the 23rd of this month in St. Luke’ 3
church 0! New York city. The pas-
tor expects to attend. '
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Mount Zion Baptist. (2mm
Rey. H. R. Cooper, Pastor
Preaching at 11 a. 111. Sunday'
Special service at. 8 p. m. No
preaching at that 'hour. but. a. 1111c
program‘will be ren red (or 01; .
benefit of club No. 3, James H.
Taylor, captain: Mrs. Cooper, pro-
moter. Everybody Is invited. '
Prelehlng at 7:30 p'. 111.
Wednesday evening. Prayer meet-
Thursdny evening. Sewing circle.
Friday Waning. Choir rehearsal.
First Maw Episcopal (hutch
South Norwuk ~
Rev. A. 1“.Cha.mberlaln, Pistol-
.Carlton L'Houunedteu. . organist
Sunday school 10. 00 a. :11.
Morning worship 11:00. "Th9 Geog
vino" Morrison ,2
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