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.
no
Mrd‘ James Wood and others.
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,hhip Bt.—Adv.
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nos-.--....z.msssoqnssssomeso sagkgovL-a‘o‘whvl
-oon--o-mpa us
~48“ Sunday World Series game
at {he Norwalk Armory. Admission
Free. Ausplces of National Guard.
’ s o o
' I Wo‘rkmen of the Second District
Water Department. are installing a
new‘ fire hydrant. in North Main
strest. _
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-+Drcamy moonlight waltzes with
.Tofin Assembly hall.—Adv.
3 .o o 0
Open house was held by the Girls'
and Women’s Club at their club
house on Wall street on Thursday
evening, when an entertainment was
was served.
*8“ Sunday World Series game
at the Norwalk Armory. Admission
.I-h-eo. Ansplees of National Guard.
‘— 8 a s
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charnok
Of Sound View terrace have gone to
Sew Hampshire where they will
make their home.
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3 ——Dance tonight. Town Assembly
l hall. Music. ameo Six Orchestra.
- -—-Adv.
’ o o o
l ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien of
.2 i. Menwin street motored to \anling-
l .a ford yesterday where they will res
It?" main over the. week-end as the
1
guests of relatives.
' o o s
, ‘ Z , ——Seo Sunday \Vorld Series game
at the Norwalk Armory. Admission
Free. Ausplces of National Guard.
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The Norwalk Hospital Sewing
Soclcty held their all-day session at
the home of Mrs. Robert L..Brother-
ton on Thursday.
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~4Lehigh Coal. Harris 2 Clans.—
v‘ .
. ~ . ' g . . s
. (atom Keisler of Bridgeport was a
Via r in town yesterday.
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Tile Pope Iiat factory bowling
team will play the team of the Lock-.
i wogld Manufacturing company at the
l ‘Cll ord alleys Monday night.
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—:~Largo Pea Coal. Harris 8:
} .G‘nn—Ldv. ‘
,. . . . ~ s s
I
~ Andrew Czibere of Lexington ave-
nue; and Charles Ripple of Summitt
street spent yesterday in New Haven.
: o. o s
'fiu Springwood football club will
hold s dance in Kish‘s hail. Saturday
«oping. October 14.
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driest Cost. Harris & Cans—Adv
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living Crsncc 0: Spring street mo-
.Ctored to Stamford Wednesday even-
. ing where he attended a. perform-
‘ Ends in one of the theatres there.
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lithe Young People’s club of the
‘(Enngsrlan Reformed church gave a
s
dance in Kish's hall last evening.
. :4
11.18:» of)?" York city was
01118 1'1 WWII-MW school at 10 o'clock. . _
‘ ‘A x ' ' mnnlon‘ service}: 11 o'clock. -Tho .
Christian Endmvor‘ society will meet
in the evening at 7 o’clock. Even-
ing service at 7:30 o'clock. Sex-1min .
by pastor on “The Lifting Impulse ct
Mid-week prayer
y evening.
. and Mrs. Eugene Wright or
. Terrace who have inst re-
.Va'om a tour shroud gave s.
'n and dance ‘1heir homo
owning.- "T110. -room was
- - , with‘fsil flowers. Speidel'o
-- furnished the music for
. Among those present at
were: ,Mr. and Mia. ‘Rus—
‘ 112. General Russell Frost.
fund Mrs. Frank Sanger. Mr. and
Harry Earle; Mr. and Mrs.
'-ld Baldwin; Mr. and Mrs. Dud-
E, Raymond. .Mi- Jenkins, ‘Mr.
fun Minol- Randall. Miss Elisa-
. ’ -dsll. Miss Emily Randall.
”and re. Irving Jennings. Mr.
. flu-s. lchsrd Jennings. Mr. and
Egan. Miss Fogoghy. Mrs
‘ Worlds series—Narnia; Armory
CAL OF NEW Put improvements to the Town
are ,
FROCK, f_FABRICS House st'Mill Hill were discussed at
" f the Thursday afternoon meeting at
the D. A. R. Mrs George
thaws is President of the society.
the; New Ideals."
meeting on Thursda
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Rowayton'Methodist church.
Charles 8. Gray. pastor.
Professor and Mrs. Leon B. Fish
. of Arch Street returned last. evening
from. s. three weeks'
through Canada. They experienced
several heavy storms which delayed
them on their way home.
Henry C. Scherer
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copley
of Pittsburgh this week. Mrs. Copley
is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Dr. 'and Mrs. lin Ever Sate."
H. Earle. Mr. and Mrs. Car!
in, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Har-
ltrom. Miss Frances Harsh-om. Mr.‘ - ‘
Miss Leah Cohn on“ Orchard
street will entertain members of
the Past Commanders” association of
the Shepherds of rBethlohem at
or home on Monday eve-
‘ flown“! Pierson. Mr. Louis Lemarre.
' In James Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Dun-
‘cnn’muell. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
. , doli- of Lennon, Mass. and Mrs.
will Curtis of Lenncx. Mass.
“ ,Mrn' Maxon and daughter of Darlen.
’ Mrs: med Smith and Miss Smith oi
Greenwich. Mr. and Mrs. Ely Ray~
‘ . motto. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Haviland.
' l .
Cards at 11 announced in er
The Men's amen-ibly ot-the Nor-
walk Methodist ’EplsCopsi
will hold their- clambafkc
church tonight. '
. ,
Thq’ cleaning. repairing and pressing
>' _of garments is given the closest at-
tenuon and better still the work is
“very satisfactory for it is expertly
‘donp. You'll be pleased too at the
mgonable prices charged. Oles. Cer-
nlligProp. Elizabeth St. near 50.
5
——World Seriq,
Norwalk Armory.
O
A rehearsal of the choir
South Norwalk Methodist
will be held this evening
is an important
rehearsal all members of the choir
are requested to be present.
hearsals will begin at seven o’clock.
"special lights have been installed
for :the dances to be held in Town
Anombly Hall by that Old Gang of
Mine on Saturday nights throughout
thc'winter and will be used for the
fi . time this evening. These lights
. -—World Series.
fi Norwalk Armory.
Free Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griswold of
Hartford are the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. “lay of
East avcnuc.
«a were formerly used by Neville Day-
3:5 ley at his Rotor: Point dancing pa- ‘
fr 3;; villi'on.
(7 a: ,‘~ 0 o 0
One of the popular new fall
fillies is illustrated in this sim‘
ale little frock of black crepe. It
as patch pockets embroidered in
tool, and the overls
llhed with silk. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of
Beacon street have taken an apart—
.ment in Glenbrook.
a prominent member of the younger
Before her marriage she was
Miss Esther Knapp. daughter
Philip S. Knapp, vice president of
the Crofut and Knapp company.
a. chain around his neck.
Mrs. Nelson is
board and was drowned.
seal was lost.
The first seal of Charles I was
thrown into the river Severn. that
it might not fall into the hands oi
Cromwell's soldiers. \thn James II of‘ that iliszituzion,. is married to
"m from England M came" u" “”5 ”WWW MacGreror on . h’o- Miss Elizabeth Fitch. Miss Luella
great seal with him. He threw it in- vc-mbcr 3111. >
e Thames.
that: without it. William III could
not carry on the government.
iisherman's not restored it to the
authorities and it was used by Wil-
liam until a new seal was made.
pping collar
Joseph Kurmai. Louis
Bardos. Steven Yohaggy aod Andrew
The music was furnished
y's orchestra.
riel Kurmai.
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that old gang of mine. fonigllt. —W'orld Series, Free Sunday,
Norwalk Armory.
by Joseph Lucsks
0
Approximately 880 was made on
the rummage sale of the Ladies' Aid
society of the East Avenue Metho-
dist church held Thursday nnd yes-
terday in (the Gottlleb building
South Main street.
is chairman of the committee. Those
assisting were the president of
society. Mrs. A. N. Paddock.
L. M. Smith and Mrs. Harold Nedin.
W
Rally Sunday will be observed at
the Swedish Congregational church
Morning worship will he
held at 10:45 o'clock.
the pastor on
—Auto sprin.s. Tlily's.—Ai\.
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Ernest Josem of Flax liill road
given. A delightful buffet luncheon'
friends at his home last evening iii
honor of his thirteenth birthday.
thieves broke
house of Lord
and stole the great seal.
er recovered. _
The county seat of Lord Chancel- Mule l’léLS in in the comer of a num-
l..x- 0i Suiltil nrialrs given in her
honor. lhmnlly she. entertained a
mumm- 01‘ guests at a trouse trous-
_ .. . gave at Sherry’s
great seal and buried it in MS 33” ~ "‘1 supper. “111°“! ”1°” 9'93"“ evening in honor of Miss Mar-e
Murray. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. Stump!
Miss Thcrtsrl. Troy of Liberty
Square was .1 visitor ill Stamford re-
Ccntly where she attended a theatre
performance.
ior Eldon caught lire at night. ‘
the first alarm the chancellor hurried
from his sleeping chamber with the
-—$1.5,0 a week on our Club Plan
will put a Vicirola in your home.
Donnelly's.—Adv.
The Springivood Five have issued
a. challenge
team in the city at the llcvessy alley. "Our Faith."
meet. at 12
the Young People's
Bible class. At these classes
subject of tho pastor's address will
The young peeplc
will hold a meeting in the evening
at 6 o'clock. Regular evening scr-
viec at 7 o’clock Topic of sermon.
The choir of the
church will hold a. rehearsal Tues—
day evening at 8 o'clock. Midwvcek
prayer meeting on Thursday" evening
at 8 o'clock.
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II. A. Hegclcn has completed the
installation of a one pipe heater for
James A. l-‘arrrvil at Ilickory Bluff.
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be “Our “‘ork." the reverse.
—Do \‘lto's Orchestra. with Eddie
Young: at Kish liall tonight.
mission 50c.-—-Adv.
“Our Program."
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Glasshot’. of the ceremony
St. John street. left Thursdnv {or St.
I‘eteysburg. Flu“ where
9 winter months.
reasurer Anson
was a visitor in New York City yes- assembly of the MTV“
school yesterday the following pro-
Lord's Prayer,
"Star Spangled Banner." accompan-
ist. Evelyn Grtene; piano solo. Edith
"The Three Wishes."
by the Dramatic club. The seventh
grade of the school has organized a
Anna Binney is the
It is planned to present
a. number of playn during the son-
for self govern-
ment is having good results.
bers of the organization are Bennie
was given:
-——De \‘iio's Uii‘hestra with Eddie
Youn s at Klsll Ilall toni ht.
‘ g Bcdell; plnv
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Charles Wicke. Fort Point street.
was in New York City Thursday. dramatic club.
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Mrs. Frank “large of Woodward
avenue has taken a position with
the Cluett, Peabody company.
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subscription
Country club. EVQU'D GTGEHE.
.
Itingstone. Irving I‘reston and F
cos Barnett.
dance. tonight at the
The three Bll'cliard sisters of Dar-
leu will sing at the
vices at the Advent Christian church
Srlltesz and Daniel Vadas of Lexing-
ton avenuo motored
. . ‘Tllursday evening.
morning ser-
Miss Katherine Lawlor was a. visl~
tor in Bridgeport Thursday where
Albert Hamilton of No’rwalk, mo-
she attended the dance at the Ritz.
‘ s o o
tcrcd to New Haven Thursday where
they spent the day with relatives.
A number of new members were
enrolled in the citizenship class at
Methodist church
The class w tell is be—
Lord Campbell.
be a. subscription
dance tonight at the Country club. ”1" 1'73“ J‘VPRUG
last evening.
A party was given to Frederick “‘5 conducted by ROV-
_ Members of the committee in charge
wow John Yobaggy. chairman; An-
‘Malkin'ol \Volfpit avenue last even- Pcnucll. “1" me“ again next Fri-
lllg at. his home in honor of his
teenth birthday.
I
I
t \
.
.
u .
d w Yobaggy. viceochairman: Gab-
? ‘- ' The annual meeting of till: hast
Improvement
Community hall
Will be held
Tuesday alter-noon.
The regular weekly dance of the
Norwalk Country club will be held
The music for the dancing
will be furnished by a popular or-
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth M.
family of East avenue are
a. motor trip to Portland.
"Yes." replied Mr.
A social and bush:
the Woman's Gui
will be held T
’ i . . . , - ess meeting of
”V. QQEY DEPOSITED “‘1 M...
M More October 5th Will Draw
law from October lst.
. for ’31 re $5,000 has mum.
Mrs. Louis Shufelt of Cove sve-
pending the past few
nds in Brookll'n.
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nue hat. been A
days with frie
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wright. who
tly married have
ed from their wedding trip.
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Thar Chance to Ms:
Mrs. Spriggs:
Mrs. Briggs: "No."
Mrs. Spriggs: "Neither do, I. 1&th
‘1 go into this shoe store an
f they try some.“ no.9
were recon
"130 you need any
drool: While
Subject,
Opening meeting
Subject. “Having
Evening service at
‘ ' l ck. Subject of semen. “Is
7.30 cc 0 Meeting of official
board or church Monday evening at
8 o'cloak. Mid-week. prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:45 p. m.
' ' s o . .
‘ t
The regular monthly meeting (3
Ready Circle of kings
hters will be held on Tuesday
Doug The meeting place will be
All members are
u d to be present as a delegate to
intestate convention at “'aterbury.
Wednesday and Thursday
At the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society held at the home
of the president. Miss Rhoda Jarvis,
Highland avenue. last. evening. the.
work done by the society during the
past year was reviewed. Prospective
candidates for the offices in the so.
were discussed.
fifdyaiso voted to adopt the Christian
life program which will embrace a
series of studies in Christian life.
The organiza-
GREA‘I‘ SEAL OF ENGLAND
No other emblem of governmental ” A
“thorny mommy ever had web a ““3”" 0' 3". “d Mn. 0. 13. Jackson. who will wed Edward Auntie League at. 0:30 will be “Having a Ten Lepers. Eve .5 «7:12;.-
series of adventures as the Great Seal of so“. York at 5.. Paul's ED '.
of England. the Kansas City Times 3001.] church mt “Kurds
comments as it prints the following
\thn Richard I started for the
Holy Land he took the seal with
The great
thinking
. In the morning he tried in va‘ry
to locate the place where ho had .llel-Cliuloitharl-r’la. Isabel War",
At the advice of Lady El-
don every servant in the, hourrlw‘»?
was provided either with a spade. .2
trowel. or a poker and order-ml 1‘
probe the garden: .
The Great Seal of England is Or-g :-“Hii‘:1n.'.‘.irs_ Emily T. Malkin and
ten called “the seals," becnum :2 is.
made in two parts. the uhvr-rsn and
In earlier days \vbmi a
new seal was used the old one was
broken into pieces.
occasioning a ceremony.
wore a pcrquisite of the chancellor.
In modern days.
breaking the old seal nmmlntc only;
to the sovereign's striking it a in nilc
blow with a hammer.
posed to be broken and in lune lost
all its Virtue as a symbol or
The lord chancellor pre-
serves the "broken" seal. and thud.
it down as an heirloom to his duet-u-
the destruction
The pieces
It then is sup-
The breaking of an old seal was
the occasion of an amicable contest
between Lord Lyndhurst and Lord
At the time of the ac-
cession of William IV a new seal was
Lyndhurst was then chan-
When the new seal was lin-
ished and put to use. Brougham had
succeeded Lyndhurst in the oiiice.
Each. however. claimed the old suit
as his perquisite.
left to the king to decide.
determined to solve the problem in a
Solomon-like manner.
seal in his hands. he asked the claim-
"How do you draw. heads or
The matter it as
\Tillin m
Revolt mg
The king ordered each part to he
set on a silver platter with the royal
arms on one side and on the other
the arms of Brougham and Lynd-
hurst. respectfully.
received one part. A similar dispute
aroso,between Lord Chelmsford and
Queen Victoria fol-
lowed the precedent of “’illiam 1V.
Each claimant
A CHAIN OF LOVE.
Alias Amiquc was one of
dear old creatures who never lose
Her motto was try. try, and ,will meet with Mrs. George Still-
try again. and she entered time af-
ter time for the matrimonial stakes,
but never succeeded in landing a
One day she was attending an "at
and was introduced to an
eldely gentleman Mr. Dandergrnss
“You ought to get: married Mr.
Dandergrass." urged Miss Antique
during the course of their conversa-
Dandcrgrass
"I have wished many
times lately that I had a. wife."
Thb made Miss Antique sit up
and take notice. so, to speak. .
“Have you really?" she asked soul-
"Yes." was the answer. "It I had
s. wife. she ’would probably have
s. sewing machine. and the“ sewing-
machine would have an oiican. and
I could take it and all my office
door. It squeaks horribly.’
bury Republican. 3 .»
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’-—Water-
Man's inhmnnnityto man makes
countless thonunds cat the dirt or
the car ahead. .
M
Horus: .1; can you» byzyour first
’ Nelson? . She—anamor-
1‘? hflm/ ‘
, Regular com-i
Rev.
Sunday
Regular
monthly communion service at 11
Sermon by pastor.
"Love Conquers." . ‘
of Epworth L'cague at 6:45cc16ck.
John Flint, leader.
‘5 Good Time.”
will be
At
91’
royal
those
ion. -
sermon and good ”singing.
retest. At the morning lorries the
three Biz-chard sisters of WWI
sing. The'sundsy school'session will
bathe rally at out-opening Sand”
’schbol season. t! is very much do:
sired that all the children andjyo’nng '
lure: lloroihv Howell, Margaret
. .vlrt‘ncv Austin. Edna Gordon, Dor-
.l_v l"l‘(_\‘. .llt’lt’ll Lowndes, Grace
mrndt-s. llvlrn Ruddiman. Hester
Havens, Mrs. llny Malliln. Geraldine
. ih laney. Mac Jones. Mrs. William
1m; Humor Aiillécan.
3 The Hodge-Jackson nuptials will
l4: snlvrzlmzml at four o'clock Oct.
ll, at St. lauds Episcopal Church.
by liisimp ihnis. of New York City.
who is a close friend of the bride's
family, Mr. and .Mrs. (J. 0. Jackson
02‘ Beilsu‘ood Park.
.‘llss Jackson's bridal party will
include Mrs. llarold Nash. matron of
honor and Elizabeth Jackson. Phylo
lis Jackson, Genevieve Hodge and
Mrs. Douglas Nash as bridesmaids.
Harold Nash will act as best man
and the list of ushers includes Rich~
nrd Norse of Chicago. Gilbert Col-
lN THE CHURCHE
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Rev. II. R. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. at.
Sunday schoo at 12:80 1'). at.
Holy Communion at 8 p. m. sharp.
Strangers are especially invited to
our church.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
ning 7:30 p. in.
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Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard, E. Not-walk
Robert B. B. Foote, Rector
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.
10:30 a. in. Holy Communion and
sermon.
11:45 a. in. Sunday school.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon. The Rev. Kenneth Mac-
kcnzle. rector of Holy 'n-lnity Me-
morial church. Westport. will
preach.
Tuesday 7:00 p. m..Tho Girls’ club
man. 164 East avenue. 7:00—10:00 p.
m. The Young Men's club will meet
at Community hall for- basketball.
et ~
thux-sday 7:80 p. m. The Young
Men's club will hold s. business
meeting in the basement of the
church to complete their organiza-
tion. elect officers, etc.
Friday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal
at the rectory.
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Advent Christian (mitten
' Van Zandt 8t. '
. Rev. F. L. Elper. Pastor
Mrs. Elsie Par-trick. organist.
Morning worship at 10:80. Ber-
mon: "tn Apostolic Church o: the
Advent, followed by the Commun-
Snnday school at 11;“. Richard
Bland. superintendent. .. H .
Loyal Workers at 6:15.
Evening service at. 1:80.!vith short
masywmbaomotm‘ to:
1088 cm
Three weddings on the social cal-
endar which take place soon will and Mr. Noble of Chicago.
attract Norwalk's younger set. when
well-known local people are mar-
Olive Jackson will wed Edward Aus-
tin Hodge. of New York City. All.
other member of the South Norwslk
Trust (‘13., will enter the benedictinc
ranks when Ln’uis Soderstrom. teller
The wedding of Miss Leernhuis.
31’- 288 E”: avenue.
ascnsox.
Louise Lcmnhuis becomes the bride Gregor is an orphan. and resides . . ' t 6 gin a m Manda (:th ,.
‘ ‘ Wednesda evening a . ga . | t
or: (.y- of Jasonh Mnlkin. of the South Nor. with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and o'gik'the Epwosrth League will dclock in the mm: ‘1, a
mug, the vice-chancellor fell own» “all; 'Jruxt Co. On the 11th.. Miss Mrs. William T. Van Scoy. At a un-enCafeterla supper. church. All ch 12 an:
Lox :lllllllI-. 01' South Main L..rcct, Will 43, v.33; I... .e.‘ 31,-;5 ”syn ‘-."""cr
l.» so}: l::.:;..c.l at the home of the ”w. Florence R‘caroou 5‘1L3‘chfi
in. lo. ’iuc groom. Joseph ldalkin. Van Sony Mr! 1-,. se ' SJ ‘er' ”2m
into the is illt‘ sun of 3115. Emily l-ialkln. of :4“ 1.80;! Sedieratrcjxn ‘lIr; I‘lucli’t;
Chancellor Thurlow; 3"“‘“““ “‘°““‘~" ““3 “W “'3" Dolmd Mrs. Mary Van Scar A I
It was may“ human locally. and since the an- I A .
.A. Fraud of "Itocklcvlge." Norwalh.
last “'cdnesday
Thomas E. Murray or Brooklyn “ho
will be married to John Vincsnt lic-
Donnell at the Church of St. G.(‘g~
ory the Great, Brooklln. on October
The guests at the dinner campy-is»
ed the bridal tiarzy which includes:
Miss Rosamond Farrell. maid of
honor: Miss Margaret Miller 'a'td
flfss Virginia Dcnnchy. b:idesman.ts;
John King. best man; and Thomas
E. Murray. Jr.: James icDonncil,
flush King. in: Edson Oak. Douglas
\l‘. r‘l-ancllot, Alan L. Corey. Robert
C. Vialkcr and FiShcr Goodhue. ush-
ers.
Miss Murray is the daughter of
the first vice-president or the New
York Edison Company. lier brozhei
Joseph 13. Murphy married Miss
Theresa_Farrell. sister of Miss Roam
mond Farrell. The wedding. which
was solemnized at the St. Joseph’s
Church, this city.
snce at our morning and evening
services.‘ \‘i’iil all friends of the
church bear this in mind and aid
us?
The usual prayer and praise. ser-
vice on Thursday evening at 7:45.
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Trinity Church
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M.A.. Rector
Services for thcsixteenth Sunday
alter Trin ty:
1:80 a. . Holy Eucharist (plain).
0:80 a. in. Church school.
10:30 a. m. Holy Eucharist (cho-
ral) and instruction on the Blessed
Sacrament of the Altar. .
7:80 p. m. Choral evensong with
extra musical program. Meetings for
the week: On Tuesday night, the
Young People's Music and Dramatic
Guild: on Thursday night. the.Gir.‘s'
Friendly society.
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Firm 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 a. in.
Subject: "Unreality." .
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at 8 o‘clock. To both
oi these services the public is invit-
e .
Reading room. 51 West avenu .
Open weekdays (holidays excepted:
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welgme.
tho Slam.
Manuals Sunday,“ i p. m. and
7:80 p. in. at 85 Van Zandt street.
brain-gay magi: 8Prayer meet.
: p. m. 5 V .
street. - an 2:31“
Friday evening. Yo re 1 '
meeting at the home 0%”. 12:13:
All are Welcomed. to worship with
4 =.. o o ‘
. Fir-It Church. South Norms.
' .. '3‘. MM“ m.
Odie“. 0m
' lullaby —- Everybody it
~ fool 10:00 My Day ,
Walrus Tbs purchased mm
esteem". united-abs j 1
l n Rummage Sale in the vs.-
xn: store on South Main Street _——\
-' near Rogers and Stevens/glues:
ial for the e
. who have mater with ‘ ,The Textore
’ Service for prayer and study.
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gate of Loni-Ville. Ky.. Harold Nash
Miss Dorothy MacGregor of Van
Buren Avenue. weds Louis Boder- . M - basement or the n.
l o s club will meet on on
His vice-chancellor. Malchien. l‘ltd, Un Monday Miss Marjorie strum on November 8. Miss Mac- The B y
is said to have worn it suspended by
recent shower given in her honor at The topic for discussion gt Thurs- older should joln:lass 5.2.1 (3;.
her home the following were pres- day evening prayer service is "Is para (01' confirm
ent: Miss AlmsLycett. Miss Alice Jesus praying for my sway John 0
Henry. Miss Maude Sherlock. Miss 16
Ruth Russell. Miss Elsie Williams. ' . . 0 Rev. F. H. J. 321:.
Miss Elia McMahon. Miss Lois Hoyt. m Norwslk M M Archibald Mer on:
Finch. Miss Dorothea Green, Miss
Ruth Raymond. Miss Marlon Lent.
L _____ L ‘ .. Mrs. Irene Raymond Fillow. Miss
A ”at...“ r of ...r. a..d Kills. Arthur Louise Bcnacht. 31:53 3:35;] Miller.
‘ One of the notable even's of th~
““m’rim’m 0‘ '1‘" engagcmcnt ”'0 New York social season was 12::
dinner \.hich Miss Rosamond Far-
rell. (‘ I liter of Mr. and .‘J rs. James
- Lachal. 11 W'estport Ave.
C
' m; " , ‘ « .. are
ngflu“ -—_- Alia Marcia-s» smith C
Minx Worship 7:80—10. service “GIGOL’
. or cheerful songs and sermon by ,
‘ the ' Palaces-“A Practical Man 5 ~— A
.‘ . ” . I I r
cal{grande----}?roii:.de in A—Holllns " _ Snappy l7.
Anthem—"Lift. Up Your Heads ,
Hopkins ' .5 BE SURE TQ 4-.
o thine—March in D Tombeue
i griendly Church~Welcome to
“Eitgday and Fridavfrom 9:00 to DONNPS
5:00 The Ladies Aid society will
0 leave what they have
:ghe: Mrs. Fred Gaming. 84 South —-—.—\
Main Street. Mrs. Gregory. 15 Couch
Street. Mrs. Theis. Meadow Street. New P all Drds and
Mrs. Baker. 27 Webster Street. or Goat
Mrs. B. M. Andrews. 40 West Ave-
“‘2 Ni m
TIM! 7:45 the Week 8
DESIGNER PAS “Tm
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Free service in use p“.
toms and {1113110,
Nos-walk Methodist Episcopal - nude @-
- Church.
m
. George B. Tompkins. minister. 44 Wall 8t.
312:1: C. Oglesby. minister's Assistant. N 0mm;
. Ives. organist and di-
"£23132: L. L. Pugh. contralto; Saturday 7:45 tally of lite
Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. soprano: Ernest. Choir to be held some nf 3.3.
W, Souie. Tenor; Lansing D. Odell. :zintié‘s. \V. H. l 1; Norm;
The Sunday School and the Men‘s Good Clutch“
.lbly Bible Class convene at Friday 7:00 p. cling of the
9:45 a. ”in. (Note the change in Good Citizenship sub; {.5
hour.) In the Men’s class the min- “our Governmenoixls;
ister begins a series of studies in Functions." coup: in .
New Testament. Next' Sunday the NonoPartisan €191,335 e :-
subject will be “The political and note of hour of :g, 7:59 ,
spiritual conditions in Palestine Just m_ not 7:30 this
oli’:
before the beginning of the Christian o
era." All men are invited. . St. pans, E“, hither-an
«Tho Sacrament of the d's Sup- Ch
per will be 1administered following Cedar St. 33?: Ave. ‘1
peg-vice of worship at 11 o'clock. German'serviCc a. :;;.
ghee meditation will be on the text. English service a. ;
"For their sakes I sanctity myself." Bible class anc‘ay school a:
The topic before the vaorth 12 noon. Subject 11mm .
:1
" Mrs. Thomas Longstatf invited.
50:33:33”. The choir will 12:: f» ..
At 7:30 the minister will preach ning in the baself l... V. .«
on .-A~piigrim of Faith. or The Ro-‘ The voting ms “11'. inttfl
malice of Living." Friday evening al'clcc‘a in 21::
day eveninn It 6:30. Confirmation inlms wzll t5.
So. Nor-walk Continual Church
director.
Sunday. Oct. ill be Every
Member at Chure'undal' i: :te
series of Special ices in
the Methodist. Pt and C
gational churches CO-opir
9:45 a. m. Chzschcol.
11 a. In. Publirship. Serzca
The Sunday alternoon service will
be held in the mission Hall at 8:15
sharp and will be under the direc-
tion of the President Mr. A. W.
M'onroo of New Rochelle. N. Y. The
usual musical program will In had
at the beginning or the serviconitth
prof. Anderson at the Piano. ee - .. . L: 1:1.“
mg \thnesday night as “usual at “ugggztip'xéf' Eggeépcg ms:-
:35 p. m. lug. Special prcl.
. . . Monday. 8 p. msinrss meetizg
South Sci-walk Baptist Church at the church.
lcv. Lester T. Mallery, pastor. Wednesday 8:3. m. Meetizsc!
Sunday. 10:00 Bible School—Bally the Endeavor Git the home of
Day. ' Mrs, E, D, Reba}, Z". Scatter
11:00. Morning Worship. Sermon avenue. All mcrs who cam.
"Hallowed De 'l’liy Name." Childrens' attend please nothe its...“ at:
,Sermon. “Mendelssohn and the Or- later than Tuesda'cnint.
ignn." Communion service immed- “Wednesday 7:, m. 31.91335 f3
' .alcily following the regular service. the organirauon a film‘s.“
6:30 Christian Endeavor. group. This ms: “‘11: {“3 téli
7:30 diverting service. Sermon at the church.
"POW?“ such a group aredlaui .. v
Moniiry evening the Christian En- attend.
dcavor 5‘ ’iciy will hold at business . - . .. .-
ineeiilé; \ S:00 at the homo of Miss llursday «:30 m. lice-ling
Ruth ll x3115. \‘v'ooirrnrd Ave. the othccrs sndnchera 3. we
Tuesday evening at 800. meeting church. ...
of the teachers of the Bible School. The": will bespecia! Pram—
Important. business. Try to be pre- 0f music Susdnyifli-HS- T“: {if
sent. pill be assisted glib-s. Jim“. ..
“’cdnesday afternoon at 2:30 the 3‘ “S1“?- 3 .. ..‘
W’oman's Association will hold their 0’3““ Prt‘l1.j€. hate L“ - .
regular buriness and missionary - - - - - 0 ".- - -
meeting at the church. Anthern. '1“
\Vcdnesdny evening at 6-30 the and '_-
Young Men‘s Club will meet at the 'O..ei-mr) 5‘"
(din).
7.”;
tring... ..‘-...
church. 5 _ -.
Thursday evenirg 7:45 Prayer Mrs. hill-«1‘9:
meeting. Subject “‘hat one thing Organ P05“ 3' licb‘o “‘
would you like 30 know about the. ......... ;.;..;. L? ..1
mission iield. 12M. E Church
.n’ Lallldl. 10?: r
Jimmie C "’ t
s o 0 Knight
First Congregational Church. Rf“ “'
On the Omen. Norwaik. i 10‘3” 4‘
Rev. E. F. McGregor Ph. D.. pastor ng.‘ g
Morning worship at 10:30 withi 13:30 9- Slide} sJ‘. .. .
sermon by the pastor; subject: 3 (’0 3" “mu?“ 3 ‘ "2
“Facing “1m“... ' .urr's. I... M . taut: ”w" . a“
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. ”if? P‘ Fiemu" “0......
Monday evening the Dcorkeepers inf)??? "’1” I: .1 H ;.
Circle will meet With Miss Helen “coca; “‘3' ‘ h” .
. . in”.
Curtis. 6 Ln.on Park. °
“'edncsday Evening at 7:30. the
\ .~ . , .‘ .
leaners Circle “ill meet “uh lure. ‘ “M” m Uu a“ ....
E guaranty. .\\n- ' ““
D fi ’
wiiltzi \vis\.s\rl
lei uIld ~u-NM‘
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East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal 6.
Church ‘
Arthur J. l’LlidL.i. himlswr. Clar-
once Lame, Ulcailmi.
10:30 a. ni.~—.\iui‘illiig “'orsh.p
with Sermon. suwcct. "inc Sails-
iaCLmlis oi Sincelliy.” 12.00 a. m.
Lhulcn Saloon—.5“). dcpultmcms.
Annual 1Au1.‘v..Ufl any. ruclldsmp
Bible Cm ‘ 0.1..) p. m. noun;
reople's Society oi npworm League.
a ,.:.
. nl'
.‘ C. shvilkuo. a »~
“a U), vuuiUI‘ \J..~.‘lf‘u
1.50:1, curucl.st; . 2.»:-
p
m; hula...“ lganist. nernioa b1 'U"
- S‘r ' LO Q S hunpt'f
Subgoct.—-—-‘rzaung a Good Time." 5:3:Fd“‘ we .l k
header Miss Katherine h. Penneii. ' - of
. . lucsday . m. Joint meeting
7.30 p. m.-—-Regular inventing Wor- d can a. ptrustees with the 1.3.
ship with sermon. Salomon—“What
Constitutes Biblical Membership in
the Church?" .
bpccnu “silly Week services
£52m”; :‘o‘l'Zlg’n all'fiazlgagf. g: the church ill make their 11:17:: :1
clety: illustrated Lecture by the Pss- many 5 m. Deacons mee
tor. Subjects—"The Garden of the pastor, cho practice. home You
MIL". Everybody welcome. Mal: ”Om- Chm-Ch '
-. Tuesday 7:0 p. at. Annual Rally ”i? '9‘”
of the Young Pooplo‘ or the Church '
under the auspices of the Epworth
Wm; 3ft?“ " 5::- Sega: .... wok . had mm m;
wich Avenue Methodist Episcopal 3M": 3"” .‘P" mm” Bndget he
Church, Brooklyn. N. r. This has “‘1‘ at “n 5“ ‘”“‘“" Twins».
one of the largest Church Schools in “med “B ”W“ me“ “u
and treasur s oi‘._all‘departmems 0‘
mett had just engaged 3
America. Reircshments: to be set“ hanging mm" Mrs. Ham'
, "How .membcr." inE
Wednesday has. Special Rally o: 3”“ '8“ *9 h“ the “5‘ ”1°“
. I.
the Official Board 1.51 otter bmakfsst. “no callers are a ‘
Society. The unicellular am “Wed in the kitchen. My last cool
at” 2:...uonr Church so it used to "130 ”
m9“gfxrcé1hurc total! ”pi; 3\ low days later the mistress
tomorrow.” " ‘ » — ' .
had to lave for not keeping to that
mt Li? tho cullmry departinent on
Thursday 7:“ 8011! ot-tho m... 1‘ W“? :0! inspection. She opened the
N J! . - b . . door at a. %,.rufim and to he:
smacks calm“ realm? mil-“w” 311310.?- ‘19 who. um! '3 ”13“” md
there. themed an accusing
in ' transfifrolmnmy o: 3‘! and“! I ,,
ail-swing or this?" 8’”
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