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”teaser“ .
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1
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Jam'es W. Rynex, is a. former
. lc‘h boy. ' ’-
th. Funston his beengranted a-
pprary leave of absence tor thir-
sisal tron: the metropolitan police
Jtor-cs as the result ef_ emorts made
7
333' $130 Schenectady .city authorities '
"obtsin'jrom New York ’a man
. »tot. be capable or dealing
with the situation existing since the
or 40! Acting Capt. Albert L.-
.while ' leading acrussde
' vice in Schenectady.
s New York pincer 'will report
' nary 2. Mayor W [lam W. Camp--
mouced.~and ill assume im-
flfllte‘command ot 'the depart-
nt. ’
I,
. , NEW YORK. Jan. 0.—
meet. ’Billy Funston. once known
”Title “ballroom shadow" and more
recently as the acting captain ot dea—
{ecuves whoguard the tunnels! dis-
trict,“ to be to the city of Schenec-
w'hat Brig-Gin. Smedley D. But-
' er ,1: to Philadelphia. He has been
m. in b'y Mayor William W.
Campbell and prominent business
an in the role of chic: of police to
13:31; the town of vice and gratt.
‘Ne‘ws that Funstontlad been chos-
e? an in place or soldiers: considered
a :0: the job was another feather in
the cap of the New York Police De-
ent. In the past its men have
.rbeen' called upon to reorganize the
mo tomes of Havana. Bermuda. ,
, war; and South American cities.
And-1w succeeded. . ,
; tiny Funstonw—born William H.
'vql‘unston—isn't the typical police-
mm It you met him on the street
.g‘won'd mists}: him {or a. broker or a
{Easiness He stands 0 test 1
lanes in h and is still regard-
ed ss‘one s best dressers in the
2.30“ 80mg to do to
‘ _' sctsdy?" he was ask-
31qu
Elan-3.4.001
sup the situation before I prescribe.
m remedy." he replied, in a chat
“the Mercer street station. his pres-
Mlheadquarters. ran 1 can say at
time is that I‘m going to re-
. ; the police torce. cornbining
the best features of the New
-lico fleputment and Detec-
» tady has a turns of 160
»- and seven detectives. I'm
-, to develo them. I think rm
”to every po icenlan a'. potential
clothemman and' increase the
active iorce. I have great faith
'what detectives can do‘ to rid a
What steps are you coins to take
.. - clean up Schenectady's Tender-
SM 3
. -elght yearn? F’unston said.
- . “i know how to destroy
and Ire-1t." '
ut. Funstongoes on a. thirty
leave at absence tram the New
res on January 1. if he
-ootsdy and' hasn't corn-
iob by that thus ,he pro~~
obtain an extension 0!
Commissioner Enright on
.. » s return from Bermuda.
dismay retire from the New
lows on pension and remain in
7 is employ —— as Police
oner- He, is to receive
tin; compensation. ,
“199%? 'may not see Billy
, . l the middle 0! next‘
Ilia. wife is very ill at their
. lains home. and he does not
We her until she improves.
coo ottbo 10' ' . 3' Who»
useful! dress. attend social
. and not look-like a- police-
1:5”!an as the
_ - .. "shadow" and protected
society stairs iron: the raids
too. be» was body, dvtor
3&5”!ng - V 04 top»
more»: .. M‘ W39 m
«McKinley. and'""he~ also
{headers Roosevelt while
Jolie. Compuotr roas-
Mailers. Prince
rum anal-y of Germany.
sens. nephew o: the Cari
.iiotod'lsthelr
so ‘ in the?"
'Tu- ""‘veburesnand‘ assigned
tonal-lent.‘ .. a.»
main 0 , my ,
. Weather flan Away
'Sl‘u‘e been a police otticer for S
was: ,
.131“; avenue. ball-
in '0: But $snt‘
.—;"New,,York City
111th magnum Job—Dapper
BhréfisStoaldMarch
'No "wonder It scouted! Here is
an excellent opportunity to spring
that old line about the mice play-
ing While the, cat’s away. It snow-
ed yesterday it hailed last
yight. Quite a profuse variety of
Weather was uttered the people
of Connecticut. The reason is di-
vulged in a. little seven line item
'dated from New-Haven; which
tells the world that Leonard M.
Torr, official weather prophet for
southern New England who has
Jiis cubicle atop the Federal
building in New Haven. is out Q
.nthe state. He is in Washington. 1)..
C.. attending the annual conven-
tion or the American Association
for the Advancement of Science.
While he was away Old Boreas
stole a. march on him and sent a
snow stprrn. Contidentlally. now.
‘ wouldn't it be better tor the A. A.
A. S. to hold its convention in
July or August so that. Boreas
could only send a. cooling. breeze
instead of-“a. blizzard? Those in
fave} please signify. Those oppos-
ed? It is agate.
TIMELY VIEWS
WORLD TOPICS 3
“Too Many Educated ‘Citiscns
Stand Aloe! mm Politics,”
Says Senator-elect.
According 'to Prot. filram Bing.
ham of Yale, Republican governor-
elect and senator-elect o: Connecti-
cut, the American people should no
more expect a. 885-day-a-y poli-
tician to seek advice from ‘distin-
guished citizens" than they would
expect a college football coach to
seek the advice at the university‘s
champion chess player during a‘cru-
clal gamd.
That: in exact. was what he told
members of the' New England So—
ciety recently. Ris address was
taken as a forecast of his attitude
in the senate as successor to the
late'Frsnl-l B. Brandegee.
_Pro£. Bingham spoke on the
duties of_ American citizens. He is
known-to be an opponent o: individ-
uallstlo development. an opponent‘of
centralisation in education. and an
advocate ot rater-endure on all fu-
ture proposals or constitutioual
amendments. .
Champions Home Rule. .
"In a recent message to coast-ass“
President Coolidgo' pointed out'the
dangers of seeking to escape from
late responsibility by levies addi-
tional burdens on the Central Gov-
ernment." he said. “‘Shall we us.
demlne the individuality of self-
reliance of on citizenry by provid-
ing then: with paternalistic govern-
ment. or shall we endeavor to tol-
low in the footsteps of our fore-
fathers and develop a. selbrollant
citizenry who ask no taversiexcspt
the inalienable right to life. liberty
and pursuit- of happiness. '
1 "it has been polyted o t by a
distinguished‘hlstorian the when
there is a rising s ‘ dard of cont-
tort the' wealthy an wellvto-de. in-
cluding professional men as well as
financiers and merchants. are likely
to‘fie so wrapped up in their 'prlvato
b nessnor avocations as, to have
little time of thought for public
wafrs. . .
“Thus they place great powers is
the hands of ths'minority ot oltlsens.
who. like Abraham uncolo. are will-
ing. to take an active interest in
polars "Eiders lathe year,
.;. f, nlanyot our highly educated
citinns stand aloot tron-1 politics or
cept at some emergency of unusual
interest. , '
. Inviiss All Into Politics..
"Same years ago the distinguished
Chief Justice, e! the Supreme Court
or the Unitedvstatee. insnasdress
.betore. the students 01 Yale Uni»;
m... Abolish. J " -
. -‘ i Sex DietinctiOfi ‘
nevi-s. '. shamanism: mo:
.cgrlton ‘L’konllnedieu. organist
[Dd “am.
worship ' 11:00. Holy
, ‘ '_.’1‘he “communion
cribs ‘ ‘,yesr is an urgent call to
sine! consecration o! llfe fol-the
mos of Christ- Aii members oi-
ohurch are invited to make .this
their union of earnest surren-
der-£0 s will 0! lied through Taith
in Our Lord. ' "
Prelude. Priors .......¥. Cannons
Quartctte. “Come to Our Hearts and
Abide" ..,.‘................ Macy
Anthem. “I Gave My Life for Thee”
........................,‘. Jude
Postlude. 'n‘iunlphal March. Helms
Evening‘ worship 7300. - :l‘hls
church will unite with the Norwaik
Methodist Episcopal church for this
service. in order to give the people
“to opportunity at hearing the Rev.
pr. 2133ch Jones of India. Dr.
Jones is one of the men wife that-
ouxhly understand the ferment of
Indian social life. His interest in
the application is! the principles of
Jesus Christ to that situation is su-
preme. He is a. personal friend of
a 14mins
cesium .
~ Mahatma Gpndi, the leading person-
ality among thé Indian people. No
Christian who is looking for assur-
should (nil to hear Dr. Jones. It is
tor that purpose that we are closing
our. church tomorrow night.
Monday evening 7:30. The Queen
Esther Circle will meet with lilies
Ruth Raymond. 7 Couch street.
Wednesday afternoon 2:30. The
Ladies’ Aid society will meet, truths
chapel of the church for business.
W’ednesday evening 8:00. The Ep-
worih league will meet with Miss
Adele Van Bog 81 Van Bur-on ave—
nue. Nor-walk.
Thursday evening the week-night
service. Theme: “Secret‘Praycr.”
O Q 0 '
Advent Christian Church
Van Zandt Street:
Bey. F. L. Piper, Pastor
topic: "The Modern Challenge of the
New Year." followed by the com-
amnion.
Sunday-school at 11:50. Richa‘rd
Bland. superintendent. A lme at-
tendance is expected this first-Sun-
day of the year.
Loyal Workers and Juniors at
6:15. .
There will be the regular evening
service at 7:80: Early in this ser-
vice tllo pastor will administer the
ordinance of baptism. a goodly num-
ber going forward. .
Ladies' Mission gathering
Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
on
varsity on ‘the duties of citizenship.’
secure an influence for good in pub-
lic lite the only real avenue that he
can tollow to accomplish pennant-
ly usetul results. is by influencing
the course and policy of his party.
i “We cannot expect our ge‘w‘fern-‘
rnent to work or our people to en-
aioy the blessings of freedom union
they are willing to accept fully the
responsibilities of citizenship. A
oltisen without responsibility ceases
to become a. citizen and becomes a
subiectg'
,ancc that Christ can save the world
Morning warship at 10:30. Sermon
pointed out that it a man wished to'
' PM r and probe service on
Thursday evening at 7:415.
'l'vloiwesks 0! special evangelistic
services will be held train gen. .11 to
Jan. Israeli. it. 0. Burton! Chel-
sea. alas; sang“ $13. evangelist. -
.,. .. .
rim-c organs sanoa’
‘ 57‘ est-Avenue".
The regular Sunday service ot this
church 'ls‘hcldstii a. m. . '
Sunday school is held at
Subject: Y‘God-f' ‘ ,
W, gsday .evening. Testimony
race is held at 8 o'c To
both otthese services the pl: 15'» 8
invited- ., _.
Reading room. 57 West avenue.
Open week-days (helidays excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thursday
evenings tron: 7 to 9. ' .,
All_ arel‘welconae.
‘ ' * e e 0
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk
Robert B. B. Foote. Rector
Jan. uh, second Sunday after
Christmas: ' '
10:30 a. m.
sermon.
11:45 a. to. Sunday school,
7:30 p. ‘nl. Song service
Childhood 0! Jesus.”
Tuesday 6:00 p. rn. Jr. Boys‘ club
at Communloy hall. 7:30 p. m. Tri~
angle club at Community hall. 7:30
p. m. Gil-ls' club with Its. Still.
man.
Wednesday 3:30 p. m. Candidates
at the G. F. S. in the church social
13001113.
Thursday 2:00 p. m. Annual meet.
ing of the “'onlan's Guild at the
rectory. 7:80 p. m. Triangle club in
'the church social room's.‘
Friday. Choir rehearsal
tory.
111s. in.
O
Holy communion and
"The
at the rec-
. O ‘
So. Ion-elk Congregational Church
Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. Minister
Archibald Merriam. organist and di-
rector. ,
Services for Sunday:
9:45 a. m. Church school.
11 n. in. Public worship. Commun-
ion and sermon.
6:80 p. m. Young People‘s meet.
ing. ' '
a; Monday 8 p. In.
Business committee.
\Vednesdcy 6:80 p. m. Supper and
business meeting of the emcers and
teachers of the church school.
Thursday evening. 8 p. in. ,New
Year's Parish Party given under the
auspices of the Hospitality Commit-
tee. A splendid program is being
prepared. Every ’ member ‘ of the
parish is extended an invitation to
attend.
The music {or Sunday:
Organ Prelude. Shepherd's Morning
Song..... ...... Davis
Oi‘fertory Anthem. “God Be Merci.
fol" _‘ .... Buck
Organ Postlude. March in G
Galbraith
Meeting or the
u..-
Swedish Congregational Church
Van Zandt St. E. Norwalk
Rev. H. Gran-trout. Pastor
Sunday services. Jan. 4:
10:45 a. to. Morale: worship.“
12:00 noon. Sunday school. '
5:00 p. m. Young People's meet.
ins.
7:00 p. m. Evening service.
All members and other friends are
expected to join. in worship the first
1 W. Boole. tenor:
start right.
at. can .
1m. u. cmm.
Sunny: am m 1.9. 1..
sum services: a. ,' '
.1311.» cm. and SW school. .13.
(J greenery: “4100' Society will
meet in the moon in the bass-
‘zasai'ot,tne Genres. _
‘rbung Peopli’s‘lociety will meet
1: the evening at 3:00 1’. ll. .3
li'rldn-y: The Vac-rd.- or
Henlbers will mes: at. 8 P. M.
. O
- Km.0hnsds.
Rev. George 1/3.}!‘0mpkins. minis-
ter. . _
Jack C. Ogleaby. minister's assist;
‘
Charles Cl. Ives. organist and dis
’ rector; um.- L. 1.. Push. assign»
Mrs. A. Gibson Kuil obtuse; Ernest
Iiarry L. Sterling.
bheo
enndsy School. and. the ,Mes's
The Man's'ciass is studying the Gos-
pcl according to Mark. ‘
At 11 o'clock the services: wor-
ship‘will be followed by the recep-
tion 0: members, and the Sacrament.
of the Lord‘s Supper. 'rlle medic
tation will be on the sublect: "Re.
membering." ‘
The Epworth League service at
6530 will he led by air. Jack Ogle»
by. Topic: "The blasters Morning
Watch." ‘ .
At 7:30 the First Congregational
Church on the Green. and the First
Methodist Episcopal “Church of
South Nortvnlk will unite with this
Church to hear-fi‘Dr. E. Stanley
Jones. D. l). of India. Dr. Jones is
noted as one of the greatest evan-
gelistic speakers in methodlsnl. and
as one of the greatest Christian load-
ers in India. He is in constant“-
mand to speak in our lax-gen
churches and at the most notable
conferences. At s. recent meeting
in lien-on Place it. 2'. Church in
Brooklyn. 2.000 people crowded the
church to hear him. Our church
should _be crowded.
Monday evening the Junior boys
meet. at 6; the Tompkins League at
7:16.
Wednesday evening the (idiots!
Board wil meet at 7:45 in the
church. ‘
The L. A. 8. will meet on Wed-
nesday afternoon at 1:80 in the u-
cisl rooms of the church.
Prayer service on Thursday eve-
ning at 7:46.
At 7:80 on Thong evening
there will be held an election In?
the purpose of electing three trust-
ees to fill vacancies made by the
expiration of the tel-151a oi three.
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Rev. W. Henry Lerner. Pastor?
James E. Pei-hills. Organist
Mrs. E. Perkins. Soloist
10:80 A. M. Monthly morning
‘clsss meeting.
12:80 P. H. undsy school.
moonnfienummgns.
7:80 P. 3!. lemon by the pastor.
The Thirdsouartcrly meeting will
be held at Bethel A. M. E. chureh.
grfima’ and Union services at 8
Monday evening. Trustees meetv
ing. Class meetings Tuesday and
h.
Owen
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D
, ' .
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L.
o! the new year . that ll. 90
‘ ea Dinner}:
Bible lass convene at 8:45 A. M. .
5...“, fl... : m. _‘ .
W cm 6 to 0 Ohio, k-
_ s. a. aortas tor
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De‘Wlti sun-s- Vs: Daren. m1
names Isa-vies» 10:30. sasgscl
as! m «mamas- ohm
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the new“ wo‘r’it.‘ .
some: new new
haltpast, ‘ seven o'clock.
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- Rev. E. F. meal-spot. 93.0.. Pastor
Morning worship at;10:80 with
communion and sermon by the on-
tor. Subject: “The First Objective."
Sunny school at 12 o'clock.
Monday. The Doorkeepers' Circle.
will'mflt'ydth' Mrs. John Glover.
Newton's ‘Terrace in the evening. ,
.Tllursday at 8 p. to. There will be
spoilicmoctlng in the parish house.
H which Miss Isabelle McCsueland
Will speak on "The Japanese Cues.
tics." All are invited.
Wedn . Jan. lith. The annual
meeting of the a“. B. A. Will be held
in the evening. This meeting will
be proceeded by a supper. Please
file the change 0! date from Jail.
7th [to Jan. 11th.
The annual meeting of he church
will be held on 'Ihurrdu evening.
Jan. 22nd:
Music for Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood :x'ewkirk,
soprano; Mrs. Edna. May Seileck.
plamst; Miss Muebellc Austin. vio-
finial.
?reludc . .......... . . . .
Miss Austin
Odcrtcry, Romance
. . . . . Anton Rubinstein
Miss Austin ..
Soprano Solo. 'l'l-e Lord Is My
Shepherd . .. .. annual Liddlo
Mrs. Nc-wklrl:
Postluds, Grand Choeur in B flat-
.llocssec-veeno or. “v. G. ‘u'i'ood
airs. Selleck
O O O
, Trinity Church
Rev. C. 8. Lewis. ALA" Rector
flex-vices for Sunday:
7:80 a. at. 1-1on Eucharist.
0:80 a. in. Church school.
10:80 a. m.——Cboral Eucharisi
and semen (the special Christmas
music will be be repeated at this
service). _ ‘
7:80 p. In. Foetal even-on:
Please note: Alignclnbers of 'l‘rlnt
it! who have no: as yet sent in their
Chvirtmu odes-lag will kindly do so
at one & the services nest sunday.
Calendar for next week as follows;
On 'luesdw mormnsmu 9:80‘ (the
Festival of the Epiphany or .the
meiiutation of Christ to the Gen-
tiles). the fioly Eucharist will be
celI‘brated. On the evening of the
same day. at 7:“. the regular busi-
wfll be hold. A large and represen-
tative attendance is requested. Meet.
lag of the Girls‘ Friendly society will
be held elr’rhursday evening.
"service at the»
Neidilngcr '
uses meeting of the Women's Guild.
"coin DAYS wslcn‘
ARE NOW HEREWE
alive A 0.001) LINE
macs GAnMaNrs.
‘ $1.00 to $7.50. ‘
—-—————
Rogers / and Stevens
TW’OvSTORES '
norm so. 1:aner
South-Nos-wnlk Baptist anarch-
Rev. 1.. Tau-lieu. Pastor.
blender tor week of January 4.
Sunday: 9:05 a. in. Every Man‘s
Bible Clan: 10 a. 111.. Bible School;
11 a. in. Morning Worship: 6:45 p.
111., Christian Endeavor; 7:30 p. m.
Evenlng Worship.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.: Mid-week
service. .
Morning Worship: Topic. "The
Triumphant Assurance." Children's
sermon, "The Dream Palace."
The monthly communion service
will follow the morning sermon.
Music for the morning:
Prelude ‘Communion'hLemolne.
Anthem “Jehova Reigns"~i-ley-
ser.
$010: “One Sweetly
Thought"-.Ambroae.
Miss Schmld.
Evening service -— The evening
service will be a Song Festival in
memory‘ at Theodore Roosevelt. This
will be a treat to those who love to
sing the old hymns.
Tho progranr is as follows:
Prelude "Andante Con Moto"—-»
Celkins.
Mrs. Ctroline Stowe organist and
Miss Mary Avellone. violinist.
Invocation. ‘
Hymn—Special words for the oc-
casion to the "Plantation Melody."
Hymn “Faith of Our Fathers." ‘
Wows Wisp Sayings.
Sole "The Lord Is My blunt."
Miss SChmid.
Roosevelt's favorite scripture.
Song Service: Selected Hymns.
George Hirst. Leader.
Priyer. Organ Response. '
Oilertory. Violin Sore: Selected.
Miss “cry Avallonc
Anthem: "0 Give Me Thanks"
Len-nan. by the Church Quartette.
Sermon: "An Incident in Roose-
velt's Life and Its Lesson."
_Anthern “Forward Be Our Watch-
word," Shelley. by the Church
Solemn
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