weolthe many lire-nuptial sflairs
, nia- honor of Miss {pulse Close
’ tendered her by Mrs. James V.
"orth of Newtown avenue at the
”or!!!“ Country club‘ yesterlay af-
ternoon. The aflair took the form
'91 a combination luncheon. shower
. ~-d ~bridge. Among those present
ere Miss Louise Close. Mrs. W. L.
own. Miss Hazel Smith. Mrs. Al-
' Rockwood. Miss Betty Joyce.
mu Maude Brown. Miss Esther
Drown. Miss use Burns . Mrs. War-
n Mayer, Mrs. Frederick Chang.
v Martha Prowitt, Mrs. Keeler of
. Glenbrook. Mrs-Jacob Close. Miss
Wet Burns. Mrs. George Schultz
Illa Muriel Van Hooséar, Mrs. John
.rman. Miss Grace Keeman. and
31. Amy MacLaren. Miss Close is
' wed Cyrus Benedict. Saturday.
ptember 6 in Grace church.
v.’
i Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Slicrer of
uhington street are again grand-
nts. A son was born to Mrs.
lee Copeiey. daughter of Dr. and
'Sherer, in Pittsburgh, yester-
i ' y. Mrs. Sherer is visiting her
tighter in Pittsburgh' and will re-
turn to this city in a few weeks.
.
, O O
-Buy Your Victrms on our Club
hen—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
' t l t
«L- David “'illiams will return to his
home in Fullerton. Pa... tomorrow
latter a weeks visit with Mr. and
i Mrs. G. A. Jones of Courtlandt place.
U U C
, —-$2.50 Bathing Shoes, now 81.25.
i Donnelly's.-—_\:lv.~
.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter I‘oley of t curt-
i landt place are entertaining tclatlves
-over the Week- end.
O
Lillian Miles and Peggy \Vahl of
from Newark, X. J., at their home
,‘New York (‘ity spoilt yesterday at
{Cedar Hammock islands as the
'guests of Mrs. Sadie ltaytnond and
Miss Marjoflc Delaney.
' -——Lehigh Coax. Liarris a: Cans.—
V 'Adv.
Miss Marlyn i'ilFisiopllt‘l‘ of Arch-
haven, New Hampshire is the guest
of Miss Doris I‘cnticld oi Highland
g avenue.
I'IL i J ‘a
. __, Miss Anna Sullivan of Springfield.
Mass. is spending a. month with Mr.
' and Mrs. John Driscoll of Valley
place.
' s o e
. ---Auto springs. Tilly's.—Alv.
: t O O
"f-“Mls. George litauss. with her
”daughter Main: iron son. George and
’ Miss Elizabeth Md‘linley of 1*) lm-
hurst. L. 1., are spending the “eel:
end with Mr. and Mrs. (5. H. Smith
of Elm'vood avenue.
-——Best Coal.
. T Q
l! irrls & Gans~—Adv.
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‘- A number or chlldrrn of the Hun-
g-berian Reformed church will be con-
firmed at the church tornorrow‘
morning.
v- -~ «a
Miss Emma Kory of Paradise
street has returned from a. two
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Steven
‘ Serkcy ot‘ Torrington.
>~ s e
.-,_ —-Thc South Norwalk 'i‘rust Com-
pany offcrs for sale to close estate.
. property of the late Abbi. A. \Ioody.
‘located at to!» Ilast Avenue. The
t'propcity is 10': feel on East avenue.
872 feet on Merrills Lane, 337 feet
on Smith St. and 300 feet on Nor-
} walk Jiarimr. l-‘or terms of sale, in-
nirc at office of the South Norwalk
. ust Company—Adv.
r. s. LYON .
‘JOB PRINTING
South. [lot-walk.
_, . a”, “nag-n-..
f“ Louis D. Mattern
% LIBERTY BLDG. BRIDGEPOR'I
Washington Offioo—Ouray Bldg.
Phone Barnum 598’
.jififiafififii
\ Ely avenue.
i
l
Roscoe Wire company.
Miss Margaret Kerekes of Sound
View terrace has returned from a
visit with relatives in Torrins'ton.
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Miss Anna. Kelly and James Kel—
ly. in, of Ely avenue ,are spending
the week end with relatives in Pro-
vidence.
O I O
—1‘-8 01 (in Baseball Gloves and
Bats at Donnelly's.—Adv.
John Lotierzo ‘of Spring street is
visiting his parents in New York
city. ’
I
Miss Mary Serkey. Miss Victoria
Sharack. Miss Alice Kilmartin and
Miss Alice Serbeck of Torrington
are the week end guests of Miss Em-
ma. Kory and Miss Margaret Kerekes
of Sound View terrace.
O O C
, C ‘
Miss Marjorie Pinto of Ely avenue
was a visitor in New York city yes-
tor-day.
Miss Jennie Yourdisky of Ely ave-
one is enjoying a two weeks vaca-
tion in the Catskill mountains.
' e e s
0
—Large Pea Coal. Harris a
Cans—Adv.
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Miss Rosalyn Cole of Broad River
is visiting relatives in VVilimantic.
Miss Cole is on a. vacation from her
duties as bookkeeper with the Cole-
. . it
Mr. and Mrs. “’illiam Ireland and
son of Morn-in street Were recent
visitors at Pleasure beach. Bridge-
port.
0 O C
Arthur D'Mato of Wood street has
taken a. position with the Jacob Shoe
com pany.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and
son of Bates court were recent
visitors"at Pleasure beach.
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Miss Mary Munford of Stuart ave-
nue entertained a. few friends at a.
theater party last. evening in honor
of her birthday.
-
.Alfrcd Smiih of
Spring street are entertaining at
their home their danghier and her
husband from New York city.
Mr._and )lr‘s.
C i' t '
Andrew Miko of Bridgeport. has
returned to his home from a two
weeks visit with Theodore Bouton of
O O 3
Miss Rose Harris of Hamilton
avenue has taken a position with the
Young/lint company.
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Miss Helen Solicits: of Spring street
is spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Stevotl Herman of Bridgeport.
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llcnry McGuinness of Spring street
is vlsiting his sister Mrs. \V. Frank
of Fairfleld.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forni of New
York are the week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Iannacone of Lexington
avenue.
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Joseph Hoosar of New York is
vislting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .Czibere
of Lexington avenue.
Emil Mlgnogn ol’l\ ew York is the
guest of his sister Mrs. S. Iannaconc
of Lexington avenue.
O O O
I. Fcinsod ol’ Ely avenue has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Atlantic City.
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Ads. I'tzinger of South Main street
entertained a number of her play-
mates at. her home yesterday in hon-
or of her 12th birthday.
0 O C
John Taylor of (‘lii‘f street is
spending two weeks with relatives in
New Haven and Hartford.
O t 1
Miss Vera \Vilson of Clav street
who has been ill. at the Norwalk
hospital is new convalescent.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack “‘alkcr and
daughter of New York are spending
the week end with relatives in louth
Norwslk,
. U C
William Holsted has gone to
Washington where he will spend
some time.
I ROTON POINT l
Fully five hundred persons at-
tended the flrst informal dance held
:hy the Monker Grotto. No. 56. M. 0.
V. P. 1113.. at the dance pavilion
.it Roton Point last night, The af-
fair‘ was a big success and a good
sum was realized by the organiza-
tion. One of the features of the
dance was the number of old fash-
ioncd dances on the evening's pro-
gram.
e
D‘csipte gloomy looking weather.
the. steamer “'arwlck arrived at the
resort shortly before noontime to-
day with employes of the Lane Bry-
ant Employes' assoeiation.
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so one xxows.
m IOU READY.
m Afiother saw..- to?"
Close at COuntpy Club
' 11 o’clock.
emulmow
Far East Workers Will
Address Union Ser-
vice Tomorrow— The
Churches
Captain Ernest A. Yarrow- of
Rowayton avenue who recently re-
turned to his home from the Near
East. where he has been connected
with the American Near East Relief
association will speak at. the morn-
ing union service of the Baptist and
Methodist churches to be held at
the Methodist church temorrow st
soac.
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Itowaytou Methodist church. Rev.
Charles S. Gray. pastor. Services
for tomorrow will be as follows:
Sunday school at ten o‘clock. Union
service with Baptist church at Me-
thodist church at: I1 o'clock. Cap-
tain Ernest A. Yarrow will be'tho
speaker. The union service in the
evenlng'at 7:30 o’cIOck will be in
charge of the young people. Miss
Marjorie Dufault and Miss Rhoda
Jarvis who attended the Sunday-
school Institute at Middletown this
summer, will be among the speak-
ers. Other speakers will include “’ll-
llam'Bowman who vacationed at
Camp Mohawk, Miss Carol Mills
who spent three weeks at Northfleld
and Miss Helen Hoyt. The regular
mid-week prayer meeting of the
church will be held on “’ednesday
evening at 7: 45 o'clock.
. ¢ e e ‘e
Rowayton‘ Baptist church. Rev.
Victor F‘. Scalisc. pastor. Sunday-
school at ten A. M. alorning \vor-
ship with the Methodist church at
that church at 11 o'clock. Union
service at the Methodist church in
the evening at. 7:30. Exercises will
be in charge of the young people
of both churches.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Baxter
and daughter Lola have gone on a
two weeks motor trip to Canada.
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Daniel Sheehau of North avenue
has returned from a pleasant trip
to the Berkshires.
O t
Nearly one hundred persons were
served by the members of the La-
dies' Aid society of the Rowayton
Baptist church at. the cafeteria sup-
per held in the basement of the
church last evening. The cake sale
conducted by Mrs. Nettie Raymond
and Mrs. Earle P. Stevens was also
a success.
I EAST NORWALK I
Miss Ida. “'00d of First street is
enjoying a vacation from her duties
in the allies of Town Clerk Herbert
R. Smith.
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The regular weekly dance of the
Norwalkjiountry club will be held
tonight. The music will be furnished
by the Black and \l'hite orchestra.
U U I
A number of members of the
Swedish Congregational church are
planning to go to Cromwell to-
morrow to attend the. conference be-'
ing held there by the Swedish
churches.
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Mr. mm Mrs. Robert Josclovsky
and son Stanley of Slavicw avenue
loft yesterday on a motor trip to
Canada.
0 O 0
Anthony Slicphard of Edlle ave-
nue has purchased a new coach
model automobile. :5
O
A cafeteria, supper and fancy ar-
ticle sale was conducted under the
auspices of the \Voman's Guild of
t‘hrist church on the church lawn
yesterday afternoon and evening.
Among those in charge of. the at-
fair were Mrs. Samuel Keley, presi-
dent of the Guild. Mrs. G. S. Smith.
Mrs. Arthur Carr, Mrs. Frank \V.
Sturdevant. Mrs. Edward Robert-
son. Mrs. Charles “‘ood. Mrs. Fred-
erick “'hecler, Mrs. Frank B. Stur-
dcvant. MJ's. Frank Clark. Airs.
Otto Butler. Mrs. Dorothea Kim-
mich and Mrs;- Edward Davis.
Dempsey’s Father
Weds Girl, Aged 26
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug.
23.-—-Hyrum Dempsey. 67. father of
Jack Dempsey. and Lottie Dexter
Blassingamc. 26. of Salmon. Idaho.
were married at Farmington. Utah.
by a. justice ‘of peace on August 1,
according to word reaching newspa-
pers here today. The elder Demp-
sey and Jack's mother have been
separated several years.
Snapper blues are running of! of
Roton Point. it was ascertained yes-
terday. Thousands of these fish. al-
though small. could be seen school-
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ing around in the calm water.
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Nelle (left) and Min Dome:
NE“? YORK. Aug. 23.-——Gene ‘Villi-
iam I“. Ilellly, understood to be
about sixty. announced publicly to-
day at; Drairclit‘f Lodge in \Vestchcs-
ter that for a month he has been
the husband of Mrs. Charlotte Lang-
worthy Turck. who is said to be
about. ninety. is wealthy, socially
prominent and the widow of Solo~
mon Turck. smokeless powder, man-
ufactured who died here fifteen
years ago.
lie declined to tell exactly when or
where the wedding took place and
the bride refused to say anything
or go to the telephone when called.
Her city residence is at No. 12
East. 61st Street.
Gen. and Mrs. Reilly arrived at
the Hotel Aspinwall. Lenox. Mass,
on July 23. which is the day they
are reported to have been married.
though the General intimated thcv
were wed "in New York about time
weeks ago.‘
They are well known at Braircliff
Ledge. where they have. been guests
at various times in the last seven
years. and announced to a. few
friendspthere that they \verc mar-
ried when they arrived Thursday
BELL ISLAND J
BMAARTROVES
GREAT SUCCESS
Receipts Will Be Big-
ger Than Last Year
——To Improve Club
House—The Booths
o
The annual bazaar of the licll is-
land club held yesterday aftcrnoon
and. last night was a real success it
mom than compared favorably with
last year at Which time 31.20;: \‘.'as
cleared. \Vliile the not procculs oi
the bazaar are not known yet. it
will exceed that amount. The pro—
cecds of the ull‘air will go toward
paying for improvements in the
club house as ivell as for lurli’ni
unprouinents to he made during
the winter. It seemed as though all
oi: Bell Island turned. mil. to patronc
1219 the bazaar shortly u'.‘_ex it
opened at 4 o'clock. The booths, of
course, were located outside of the
club house. and were extrcmil‘,
pretty. They were all decorated
with colored crepe paper appropri-
ately contrasted. In the evening,
the crowd attending the bazaar as-
sumed extraordinary proportions.
Long before midni'ght articles on
sale Were all disposed of with few
exceptions. The articles left were
auctioned 0t! to the highest bidder.
inside of the club house. Stewart. Al.
Herman conducted a. cafeteria at
which a. light luncheon could be ob-
tained. Many patronized the cafe-
teria. rather than return home for
dinner. The success of the bazaar
is due to a. large extent to the ef-
forts of Mrs. _Georgo E. Hayes.
chairman of the general committee.
as well as to the other members of.
the committee who include Mrs. Ar-
thur Hughes. Mrs. Edward Kayser.
Mrs. Carl Peters. The booths and
those in charge follow: Apron. Mr:
Wenner. Mrs. Edvard Brown and
Miss Powers; Children's table. Mrs.
Hearn Streat. Mrs. Harry McDer-
mott. and Mrs. Arch McIntosh; Can-
dy table. Mrs. Fred Houston, Mrs.
Joseph Wright and Mrs. S. I; Swen-
son: Cake table. Mrs. William
Wright. Mrs. Richard Perry and
Mrs. Edward. Moore: Cosmetic table.
Mrs. Mnlkin Pas-Kane. Mrs. James
Stags: Miss Lucia Turner. Mrs. Mar-
ion Sullivan and, Miss Ann Mat.-
thews; Vegetable table. ._ Mrs. Wil-
liam Ortiz and Miss Farrell-:Put and
Take booth. Miss Phyliss Brown and
Miss Wonder; Fancy work. Mn.
George Hayes. Mrs. Albert Creussr
“Id Mre. Georsv Gray; Book booth.
Mrs. newborn. ssustsd by Alb."
pond. Jerry Doyle and Sony 3.1..
wyn. , .
s D ‘O O
- Hrs. Arthur Hughes of Summit
"0“.- :- mount the following
inset-Sunday: Honduran
mu. use me Built. flu: .-
Scnddcr. mu ones- Kohl-op
MRS. ’TURCK, 90,
MARRIED GENERAL A MONTH AGO
Erskine and smoke Peters; Fish _ ,
Fm” (fish).
IS A BRIDE;
with their baggage.
to
Though the marriage is said
have been known to Mrs. 'l‘urck‘s
family and friends here. none of
iilt'lll Would make any comment to-
day. It was admitted the marriage
had come as a surprise to her
friends and a shock to her relatives.
Mrs. *l‘urck inherited several mili-
ions from her husband. She and
Ccn, licilly are understood to have
l-ngcomn acquainted about twelve
years ago. He declined to'tell any-
thing about himself or how he got.
his title. A person who professed
to know admitted that.(}en.. Reilly
Lad nu-cr served in the army. ex-
plaining that he received the title in
Germany by saving lives.)
Inquirers were told by a man who
‘ansuercd the Bruirciii'f Lodge tele-
phone. but said he was not the Gen-
oral. that they could learn all about
(mu. Reilly by consulting the San
l‘mncisco papers. but after diligent
inquiry. how and when the General
.1 the wealthy xvldnw met and
9 his lunlness and social con—
ions are remained a mystery to—
il: .
‘3‘".
\‘.w York city. “ill stay at the
i rush cottage over the week-end.
lwnen heathey return home Monday,
(Miss “\lablc. Bernstein. their daugh-
lur. “ill return with them after
Spindlng a delightful week at the
i.sland
o
Miss Virginia Kipp of Rutherford.
Conn.. who has been the guest of
Miss Sally Chasteney. returned home
yesterday.
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The Bell island junior tennis
team will not visit the. Ridgcwood
Country club in ltidgeticld today to
play the country club tennis team.
They will. however. make the trip
next Saturday.
Frederick Birsch. of New York
city. is Inn-ing entertained over the
week-end by Arthur Hoefller. son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hocfller, of
Rock Point end.
IIUNOR MAN'
Because of his strict attention to
duty, natural aptitude for the ser-
vice, cleanliness and a. masterful
grasp of the fundamentals of the
Naval life. \Villiam “'ilmot of Nor-
walk was chosen “Honor Man" of
his company. Completing grammar
school he started life in tho
Cluctt Peabody Shirt shop. later he
became obsessed with the desire to
travel and enlisted in the Navy at
the local recruiting station and was
sent. to Newport Naval Training Stu.-
tlon for his preliminary instruction.
His horn eis at 2:9 Cedar street where
he is visiting for ten days. Upon his
return he will attend the electrical
school where he will become a full
fledged electrician in Uncle Sam's
navy.
._.._
ONCE FAMED sues
smn amen AS sun
WAITS DEATH ALONE
betweengr
. task.
Ennis-fiend. Pequot. says she wants tobeeleetedgovernorof Texaetovindiestefis honor
of her husband, Jams 13.5 who was impeached h 1917, thereby, chess
rsntedshadowoverhersndherehildren. Theoficeliee
a close rsoe. Mrs. Ferguson is shown with two daughters, Mrs. Grape B.
acroelandnnwar
dixnobertson,with
W'
DUTCH SUPPER
FINE AFFAIR
Mrs. Lurch Congratu-
lated—Saturday
Night Dance — Get
Ready for Bazaar
The Dutch Supper was the attrac-
tion at the club Thursday evening.
Nothing was omitted in the arrange-
ment to satisfy everybody’s taste.
More than one hundred and fifty
guests sat down to a. Well prepared
dinner which consisted of mashed
potatoes, sauerkraut. fresh roasted
ham. coffee, cake and rolls. The
meal was deliciously cooked and the
warm dishes just ticket the palates
of the large gathering. Mrs. Lurch
and her daughter "Madeline" under
whose direction the elaborate affair
nas given was on hand to greet the
folks and bid them good appetites.
Great praise was given to Mrs. Lurch
and one 'well deserved it. for pleas-
ing the appetites of over one hun-
dred and fifty guests was no easy
Miss Madeline Lurch and Al
Lurch too. shared in the plaudits for
their untiring efforts in putting the
occasion over. The impromptu
vaudeville that, followedthe supper
particularly amused. Al Lurch It
the piano pleased with dancing num-
bers. Miss Madeline Lurch charmed
her hearers with her excellent ren-
dition of song numbers. Olive Haiti
nnd "Dot". Steurer won applause
with their dancing number. Theo-
dore Henry shared honors in his
comical song reeitations. Helen
Rinchart and Olive Hald were ex-
cellent in their dance skit. The
Three Muskatecr act. with Ed. Hold.
Ed. Rinehart, Carl Jackens and
Claude Munseil" was well received.
llot Steurer in his Banana dance and
Helen Rinehart in her “stepping on
a. Dime" number concluded the bill.
Al Lurch played the old time songs
and the guests joined in the chorus.
IL was a, big evening for the "laur-
els" and a big evening for the folks
of. liurhor View. Over one hundred
and twenty-five dollars was realised
which will go towards paying for the
new ceiling of the club building.
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John Potter entertained
twenty
guests at a bridge and luncheon
Vi’ednesday afternoon. The guests
thoroughly enjoyed Mrs. Potter’s
charming hospitality as yvell as the
well planned meal.
0
Plans of the new bridge were post-
ed on the Bulletin of the club Wed-
nesday evening. The property own—
\I were invited to examine the blue
prints by Theodore Henry in his ad-
dress before the motion picture au-
dience Wednesday evening. Many
stayed over and the many questions
concerning its building and erection
were aswcred by Claude Munsell.
The proposition will be voted on at
the annual meeting of the associa-
tion which will be held at. the club
Thursday. August 28th. From the
sentiment expressed by many of‘ the
island it looks as though Harbor
View will have the added conven-
ience pt 9. new bridge next spring.
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Miss Mae Kelly has returned to
New York City from Daytoua. Flor-
ida, where she enjoyed an extended
stay. She is at present stopping
with her sister. Mrs. Arthur Askey.
enjoying the social lite o! Hotbox
V101.
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Labor Day evening.
made requests 'to
romance again wi
who yere’unable to attend.
' C I O
The healer and lawn fete is the
big attraction for next week and
those in charge are working hard for
its success. Mrs. David Baxter par-
HIPV have
on the per-
Mrs.
to the faces of the collectors. no
{not a: the tentaad dean] g'
The tennis show may be repeated"
their friends ”
‘ ticularly pte'ased the committee with .
her splendid contribution.
Kennelby too. added my smiles _.
Baptist
Corner Butler and Quincy Ste.
Rev. Doctor C. Thomas. Peder
Sunday-gm
’ 10 a. at. Sunday school.
of this splendid opportunity.
8 p. m. Divine worship.
by Senior choir.
Benediction.
ety meets.
service.
the pastor. Choir practice.
A hearty welcome
Make this your church home.
o e e
Knight St. A. M. E. (hm-d:
Rev. W. Henry Iamar. Pastor
Etta Strong. soloist.
10:30 a. m. Morning worship.
12:30 1). in. Sunday school.
auspices 01' the choir.
7 :30 p. :11. Evening worship.
1‘.
u
Clhss meeting.
the services.
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East Avenue M. E. munch
Arthur J. Pennell. Minister
Clarence Cable, organist.
Dr. E. V.
sermon. Claypool.
pit.
vice with sermon. Subject:
ward of.an Honest Life."
Tliursday_ 8:00 p.’ _m.
week-night service.
Park on
sixth.
Claude Farr. Ray \Valdron and B.
J. Thomas.
Saturday. September
Methodist, Baptist. Congregaum‘ sl
Churches
ai church Rev. 1”.
charge. Mrs. Wm. H.
ist.
11 a. m. Morning worship. Ser-
mon subject. "The Hunger of the
Soul for the Infinite."
7:30 p. m. Evening song service
and prayer.
, The program of music for Sunday
will be as follows:
Morning:
Organ Prelude. Adagio . Bierhel
Offertory Solo (contralto). “I Sought
the Lord" ............ Stevenson
Mrs. F. Irving Smith
Organ I’ostlude in C ........ Silas
Evening:
Organ Prelude. Melody . . . . . . West
Offcrtory Solo (Cents-alto), "Cross-
ing the Bar" ............. Buck
Mrs. F. Irving Smith
Organ Postlude in G . . . . Volckmar
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Trinity Lpi.‘ coop-l Church
Alexander Hamilton. Minister
In Charge
Services tomorrow will be as fol-
lows:
Holy Communion at" :80 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at
10:30 a. in.
Bishop Ferris of Western New
York will deliver the sermon at the
10:30 o'clock service.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
57 West Avenue
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held. at 11 a. in. Sunday
school is held at 11's. :11. Subject:
"Mina."
Wednesday evening. Testimony
meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To both
of! these services the public is invit-
e . .
Reading room. Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holidays except-
ed) from 18 to 5. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
Stowe. organ-
Rev.
11:80 Singing by Junior choir.
Thomas Henderson. cometist; Ame-
lia. Hopkins. organist. Preaching by
the pastor.
6: 30 p. In. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
Bro. Ntckersen. president. These
meetings are taking on new life
under this Christian young man.
Our young people should make use
Singing
Sermon. Ducting.
Tuesday 8 p. m. Missionary soci-
Thursday 7. 30 p. m. S. S. teach-
ers meet. 8 p. in. Prayer and praise
Friday 8 p. m. Deacons meet. with
greets every-
body who comes to Grace church.
‘James E. Perkins, organist. Mrs.
3:30 p. m. Sacred concert. under
Revival services Aug. 31 to Sept.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Bring your friends with you to
10:10 a. :11. Morning worship with ‘
super—
intendent of the Connecticut Anti-
Saloon League will occupy the pul-
12 n1. Church school. Friendship
Bible class. Dr. Claypool is in
charge. ,
8:00 p. in. Regular evening ser-
"Thc_ Re-
Regular
The Friendship ,Biblc class will
hold their annual outing at Putnam
the
The cornmittee in charge is
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