' ’RDAY,FEBRUAR:YQII,§193&\
U. S. W;
Countries Eager”
to "Welcome American
Navy —-— Making Elaborate Plans to Enter-
. 0
mm ——- Kindly
__,_.__.__
_. HUBERT ‘1'. mm.
’ Correspondent
7... Evening Sentinel
' Wight, 1925.
ms: of a series of three
; :~ \lr. Small dealing
~ :1 n; maneuvers in the
.u.
r... xerox. Fen. 14.-—Iu
. » “'5 more significant ban
. " :o be played abOut
._ - islands in A'pf'll next.
mixing cruise of cour-
~ neon battle‘fleet to
‘ m
,_ ..-ms and New Zealuid-
-. ~.- [0 welcome their;
L. i the programs of en-
expected to be the
_ the officers and blue-
‘ . 1.8V}? ever have en-
._ J :panese fleet recently
2._\ about the Anllpodes
that time there have
,. *fll requests for a
'.:_ 'cun fleet.
r5}; call" upon the An-
“ , ;:ubabiy be the great-
, by any new. Sixty-
- "ilClpaiL‘. There will
32 de-
\, ‘ 't-
- tile ships.
, y- and minor vesv
.rs. On the way to
0: me shlps will stop
Samoa. The ports to
7 that are Sydney,
. \ ;-;..3gzon. and Auck-
. . '1: that at the
conference three
‘iilluns and New
:nit lhvil’ problems
. l“: 111:: some as those
sucmod that they
.wnrd America than
lozizliry and were as
Americans that. the
alliance between
. Japan should be
:0: after this con-
nland Goddes. retir-
:Ul’ at Washington.
‘ gush people that Brit-I
.‘ the Pacific were be-
A .. male to the Amer-
7. English for coun-
> 1 ,usociaai'on.
thrruoro the com-
:.~y to Australia. and
. lOUKCil upon as ex-
‘ .11'. Perhaps it. can be
(ll': H.211? of a
- r is if. (unciziily and
_ ‘ijy :h. it) 4 \l‘UlSU is
r .1 :‘lo‘. mining. 11
t. y. -‘ cs um- cf the past
- an.) o :ry the ships
unles. Far
and
'0‘,‘
\ ..i
. ;l\‘lll opera.-
.«1 and men to
v Dl'Xl‘. Septem-
Feeli‘ngfor This'Country_
Goes-to~'Explore
Ocean Graveyard
Dr. “'illiam Beebe. interna-
tionally-famous naturalist and
explorer, is.now on his way to
study "the graveyard of the At-
lantic," the'Sargasso sea. which
is continually changing its posi-
tion between Cubs and the
Verde islands.
GYPSIES IN U. S.
HAVE NEW KING;
JUST ELECTED
Reigns .Over 1,500,000
«Harlem River Man,
43, Will Continue to
Tell Fortunes
YONKERS. N.'Y.. Feb. 14. —- A
new king reigns over the 1.500.000
gypsles in the L‘nited States.
‘1,
3 <., ’
. ‘E ,
and if there be any praise,
Which Holy Place will welcome you 7
To keep with God your rendezvous?—
Church" NOtiCes t for Sunday and Coming Week
"A STANDARD OF CHARACTEfiz—Fjinully, brethren, whafsoevger things are true,
whatsoever things are honest, whatsoevertlungs are just, whatsoever things are pure,
whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue,
think on those thin gs—Philippiansvlfi.
Rev.» Charles s Gray, Rowayton.‘
o
Advent Christian Church
Van Zant. Street ,
Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor.
morning worship at 10:30. Sermon
topic. "Hope and Its Foundation
Under the Old Testament."
Sunday school at 11:50,
Blood superintendent;
dance is desired.
Services for young people at 6:15.
An evangelistic service at 7:30.
There will be chorus ,and special
music. and a. short sermon. These
services have been largely attended
and helpful. 'A cordial welcome is
hereby extended.
The ladies of the Mission Society
will meet on “‘ednesday at 1 o'clock.
Prayer and praise service on
Thursday evening at 7:45. These
mild-Woolf services are having an at-
tendance of forty and upward. Come
and enjoy them. .
O O .
Richard
A full atten-
Chrlst Church
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk
Robert B. B. Fools, Rector
Feb. 15m. Second Sunday before
Lent. »-
10:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and
sermon.
11:45 a. in. Sunday School.
4:00 p. m. Confirmation Class at
Rectory.
7:30 p. m. Holy Communion and
sermon.
Monday. ,7:10 Community Train-
ing School at the S. Norwalk M. E.
cnu‘rch. Lectures at 7:10 and 8:10.
Tuesday. 7:00 p. m. Triangle Club
at Communizy‘ Hall. 7:30 p. m. Girls
Club at the rectory.
“'c-dncsday. 7:30 p. m. "Bubble
Book“ Hnlurlalnmvnl given by the
G. F. 5. Candidates in the basement
of the church.
Thursday. 2:00 p. in. “‘omsn's
Guild with Mrs. Charles Thompécn.
64 For! Point Strut-l. 7:30 p. m.
lus’nnss rind social mot-ling of the
Triangle (‘luh '_n the church base—
ment. llol‘resbmvnls.
Friday. 7:30 p. m. Choir rehears-
al at the rectory. 2:30 p. m. Food
sale undcr the auspices of the
“’oman‘s Guild at Fav‘s market.
, O 0 0
Knight 81. A. .\l. FL'f‘hm'c-b
Rev. \V. H-‘nry lamar. pastor
Janus B. Poi-kins, organist
Mm. Annie Jones. soloist
Rexixai servicvs as follows:
10:30 8. m. Go-neral class meeting.
1223” p. m. Sunday school.
3:30 p. m. Evangetist Emily C.
Kinch Will be the speaker at the
Union seerms cf the Grace Baptist
church who will be with us and theii
B." Class will hold c business and
social sliced“ in the chapel. ,
Wednesday evening 8:00-the om.
clal Board will meet in the person-
use- .
Thursday evening the Week Night
Service.
\Vednesday evening February 25th
the Church Conference will be held
by, Dr. W. H. Kidd, district super-1m
tendent. -
o o o.
St. Paul's Perish .
Rev. Louis R’Bowell. Rector
Sexageslma. .
7:30 a. in. Holy communion.
.9 a. :11. Morning Prayer. «
St. Andrew's and St. Paul's Sun-
day schools. .
10:30 a. to. Holy communion and
sermon. ’ '
7:30}: m. Eyening prayer.
so Andrew‘s Sundaycchool meets
at the Winnlpauk schoolhouse: .‘Sf.
Paul’s Sunday school of the church.
All persons are welcome a! the
services at St. Paul's church.
Stranger; and visitors in town are
especially invited. New scholars
from the age of four up ore wanted
in both the Sunday schools.
St. Paul's church is open nil day
every day in the year for rest.
prayer and meditalion. Confessions
are heard from five to seven Satur—
dm'Baptlsms at. noon on Sundays
or at other times by appointment
Rt. Rev. E. C. Acheson. D.D.. Will
visit the parish on Easter day. Con-
firmation will be administered. A
class for ooys and girls begins on
Sunday morning at the regular time
of meeting of the Sunday school.
and will be held every Sunday
morning. Those who are thinking
of confirmation are asked to speak
to the rector of the parish.
I O O
St. Peter's Evangelical
Ludlcrun Chm-ch
. Cedar Street
Rev. E. C. “’enzcl. Pastor
German service at 10 a. m.
Engilsb service at ll a. m. .
Bible class and Sxindayrscbool at
12 noon. Subject of sermon: "The
Christian‘s Afflictions." Everybody
is cordially welcome. Let us fill the
church auditorium as we filled the
church basement last Thursday eve-
ning. . .
Thursday evening the Young Peo-
ple's society will hold a Valentine
social in the basement of the
church at. 8 o'clock. All memyers
and friends of the society are cor-
dially invited. Come early. got done
early and close early. 3 .
Our ladies served a most delicious
‘ “mm“ mm when He 15 Frank Mitchell, of the Har- cholpwill sing. supper last Thursday evening. It been secured. one of which will Jack C. Oglesby. Minister's Assistant Agoslino Crcco, Stamford, Nolan;
w M_ fleet will lend seclion of New xork. who will (lzfm p. m. Allen League. , was a very sucoessful evening in speak each Sunday morning at the Charles C. Ives. organist and di- inc; liquor law. 1
‘13:“) . 4 , divide his time between administer- 7:30 p. m. Evangelist Emily C. every respect in spite of the bad Lveryman‘s Bible class a; 10:00 a. motor. Mrs. L. L. Pugh. conlralto; Frank Iamedlca..SIarnfox-d ‘10.
”Fifi”: ”3 ”rub“ ing the affairs of his people and Klnch will preach. weather. Many thanks to all who to. on religion as it 81391ch 10 the“ Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. soprano: Er. lazing liquor law. '
« l“ 11:41:)? “989‘; making a lWlns for his wife and Revival services every night dur- helped to make it so successful. special field of activity in the busl- nest W. Soule. tenor: Harry 1.. Sfer- Peter Latinas-icy. Bridgeport
V rig-r! $150513, 1119” children by telling fortunes. He mg week. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ nose and social world. These folks ling. baseo. Mulls”- .
‘ l the time in B ,3 Mars om. {cu me “mun“: a: nu bvxylLL-a. so. .‘v’muu will h. .uuvtlcul and illuminatiua. _ Sunday 31.11001 and (no Iu‘cns 1:1— l'rcaencx Audi's“. Bridgeport, _
:1‘ .iilll crews begin
.:;.1 bases for every
Lats ordinarily are
vicr: squadrons
.n'rely few ships.
s-finf such a.
rid. visiting
. ions. Thc
vu battleships
. . lt’ms. At times
If; -» ;;r.:ompanled by
' -~‘ of the cruise
‘:-.:\3' ships and a
- 72v. Yankton.
. 4 mil in Austral-
.- :'- ...nd ports. with
-i « ' .z; vessels partici-
' . g‘vCrdvt-m‘.
j“:
.‘LH.
sill—ion
(inflame
1: 11.31:; members met
. , . ihe Sunday school
5 ' Rorwalk Mothodlst
7 a: ‘ a: which time it
monthly meet-
Llis meeting to be
rday of every
mace to be given
date.
:ended the meeting.
mks was passedto
u
‘ of the Norwalk
: the use of the
5 ‘ .‘air. The. Junior
. 3.. Ingham. presided
£1. ' :-~ meeting and Miss
' ‘ awed as secretary.
: salute of the fins
offered up a
a talk to the
the kindness and
- of Abraham Lincoln.
qualities in particu-
'- muting it was decid-
. wars of the Junior
""lld be notified for-
xm— of the next. meet-
‘rake place the last
:F:
"DUES were sung. folv
ganimuon's cheers.
Moore. Wald Sterl-
. Henry; cheer
ess meeting Brad—
1; . Vored win: violin
‘4 ,_ ‘1 ‘klllful manner. He
7 K-‘elsler's "Llebreso-
a: accompanied on u"
-5 Elizabeth 1403831853-
.:inr Chautauquas fool:
word puule which
arranged for their
ball games complet-
_ ~ “WITHIN meeting Ms!-
v-rd will be chalrmm. The
"Famous was chaperoned
b? Mlss May V. Fallon.
:_ Mrs. D. Curtis. Mrs. Thom-
”33315! and Mrs John Merri-
Mr
, Aé‘enise in the Sentinel tor the
"Stilts. .
Mitchell was elected last Friday.
but the unnounwment was no:
forthcoming until today. His elec-
tion took place at his home where
the chiefs of the various gypsy tribes
had gathered around theibier of the
late king. Nicholas John. Mitchell
had been assistani for Nicholas John
for four years. His selection re-
ceived the unanimous approval of
all the tribal chiefs. but was con-
trary to custom. Ordinarily. a rela-
tJ a of the deceased monarch is cho-
sen to succeed. Nicholas John is
survived by his brother. a rvsidenl
of Yonkers. and by four strapping
sons, whose homes are in Water-
bury. Conn.
SUNDAY RAIL
EXCURSIONS ,
*NOT omsml
HARTFORD. Feb. 14.-—:\‘o oppo-
sition developed before the legisla-
tive committee on railroads Thurs-
day on the bills introduced for the
New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford railroad which would alter
statutes of many years' standing
prohibiting the road from running
Sunday excursion trains for trans-
portation of excursion parties from
one point to another within ithe
state, and. prohibiting the giving of
special rates on Sundays.
Tralns run through Connecticut
on Sunday because they carry the
malls and are-under .Lhe Interstate
Commerce commission . There had
been a. growing demand for excurv
sion trains-and excursion rates on
Sunday. ' Mr.» nucklngham. counsel
for the company. said. The company
is not going into the Sunday ox-
curslon business, he added. but does
desirous be in position to grant re-
quests to run a train to the seashore
or to a. plenum resort inland which
it can 1:01.410 now.
He explained Lhat. last. summer
many requests were made by organi-
nflonsdnrlnland cities and lawn:
to: transponntion to the Long Is—
land Sound chore on Sundays. but
were‘rnn out of the state, but .(Jse
this could not be done. Excursions
who went on them traveled on inr
tsunami-sins.
Claim Man Accused
Themof Stealing Robe
Louis Dusan and Sidney Hill -re-
ported to the police Thursday um
Jacob Bertha of Wood street bad
accused memo: stealing an auto-
mobile robc from his eq- nnd pm:
during the course of the argument
over the robe. struck them over-{the
head with a mop handle breaking
the moprlumdlc. -. . .,
The two man-brought the broken
mop bundle to the police action and
my. over‘tho police. The men
.dsnlcdiukhulbc mm.
C I C
First \l. li. (‘lmn-h. M. Nfim'alk
Rev. A. l’. Chnmlwrialn. pastor
Carlton L'Hommeriutu. organist and
Fire-”tor
Church School 1220".
Morning worship ”Hm—”The Re-
llgious Side cf Abraham Lincoln."
Proludc. ,
Prelude in G—-\\'clslcnholmi..
Solo—"S»=-'»k Ye tbs Lord." Lyrics:
Raymond Shoerwood.
Anthem—~“Tizc Lord
Frey.
I’ostllidc—Poat‘um in C—Merkvl.
Evening Worship 7:3“! "\Ylicn God
Calls."
Anthem—"Abide
Churchill.
The evening service is in the cha-
pel. The lllllill‘illlons will be from
"Rapid Transxi in Africa" showing
the difficulties ihv missionary has in
answering the "Poll." .\ cosy meet-
ing wil‘nlgood Singing. and a prec-
tlcal address.
Mcuday evening 7:30 the Queen
Esther Circle will meet at the par-
sonage.
Tuesday afternoon the “'oman's
Foreign Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. lungs-s O‘Hara. 20
“fast Avenue._ Program Leader Miss
Charlotte Crossman. Mystery Box.
Mrs. C. Bouton.
Tuesday evening 7:
Reignetb."
With Me."
3‘3 the "T. C.
ADDITIONAL BUILDING PAGE
SE‘VS CONTINUED HBO.“ PAGE
SEVEN.
DISCUSSES THE
PAY-mom
PAINT PLAN
The plan of financing the pain:-
ing of your home on the partial pay-
ment. plan as announced in The
Evening Sentinel last month has
been finally drawn up. and now it is
possible for you to "pay as you go"
{or your newly painied homo. E
V. Peters. Presidvnt of the National
Paint. Oil. 8: Varnish Assocu’ion
N y: of the plan: . .
“The slaps in having ‘1 painting
.01,- done by the partial paytm-ui plan
an- simple. Either the homv owner
seeks a painter which he may do
by applying fov information at. a
paint stor'- or the painter weaning
a. job finds a. home owner who‘f
house needs painting. The painter
who“; an estimate of Joe co-a k
("If home owner. who. in u n pro~
v fling, the price is u oracle". also:
aroutract 11‘ “hlch he a: e:-.- U.
make a. cash payment of one "#1
of the cost to the painter. and flu
nuance to the finance company i"
not more than ten equally monthly
‘unullmenls.
‘When 311 work is (inn. .1 2.11!
painter malls the em made out to
ill" name of the owner to {In final-i: -
ug cutaway. This bill shows 111.
thb‘churc’h isheld at 11 a. nu.
Sunday school is held at 11 s. m
Subject. "Soul."
» Wednesday evening. Testimony
meeting is held at 8 o’clock.
Total: of these services the pub-
lie is invited. . '
”Reading room. 37 West avenue
Open week days (holidays except-1d)
from 13 too. ’l‘uesdary'and Thursday
evenings from 7 to 9.
All are ’welcome.
' O O O
Interaction-1' Bible ms
Red Men hall. Wash. St... 3-5 p. :11.
Subject for study.“"1'he Spirit of
a Sound Mind."
0 D O
' Mount Zion Baptist Glut-h
Rev. 11. R. cooper. Pastor
Preaching a; 11 o'clock'a. in.
Sunday school at 12:30 p. m:
B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Wednes-
day evening. -
‘ Prayer meeting 7:30 Thursday
\evening.
Sewing Circle Friday evening.
Choir rehearsal at 7:30. The Mis-
sionary Circle will meet also after
the choir rehearsal. ’
Everybody is welcome
church.
Seats free.
to this
D O t
South Sci-walk Baptist, Chin-ch
Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pastor
Calendar for week:
Sunday 9:45 a. m. Every Man's
’ Bible class.
10:00 a. :11. Bible school.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
6:45 p. in. Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p. :11. Evening worship.
3:00 Advisory board.
\Vedncsdny 7:45 Cottage mocfing.
8:00 W. W. G. will meet at the
home of Miss Gladys Lamb. L'uion
park.
Thursday 7:45 Mideweek meeting.
Busmcss meeting following.
The subjects for the Sunday ad-
dresses are:
Children‘s sermon. "The Boy \Vho
Promised."
Morning. "“1131 “'e Owe to the
Plesby'lorians." or "Our Heritage."
Evening subject. "Assam."
AnnounCrmenu:
There will be a stereopticon lec-
ture in connccuon with the evening
service on Assam. The views will
take you on a tour through this
beamii'ul country following along
the Old Highway from China. to
India. Beautiful illustrated hnnns
will be used with this lecture.
A group of prominent men luvs
Tuesday 7:15 Deacons meeting.»
Punching at 11:30 a. m. .,
Evening service ax. ll sharp. Open-
ing selection by Senior choir. Mrs.
B. 0. Payroll. leader. The postponed
sacred, cancer: will be held Sunday
afternoon. Fe . 22's.: 3:80 sharp.
O O O
East Avenue M. E. Church
Rev. Arthur J. Pennell. Minister
Clarence Cable, organist.
10:30 a. :11. Morning worship with
sermons Subject; “The Present an
Interpretation of the Put."
12:00 in. Church school. All do-
partments. Friendship Bible class.
6:45 p. m. Epworth- league sen'icc.
7:30 p. m. Evening worship with
sermon. Subject “Personality in Re-
ligion.”
Monday 8:00 p. in. Meeting
Mrs. Thomas Baxter's class.
Tuesday “Billy's Bungalow." given
by Mrs. Baxter's class at. tho Nor-
walk Methodist church.
Wednesday. Turkey supper served
from. 6 to 8 by the Ladies‘ Aid soci-
ety.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. “Eek-night
meeting. «'
Saturday 7:45 p. in. Regular choir
rthcarsal.
of
Dr. B. A. Brinkley from Ports-
mouth. Va" the great revival
preacher will be at Grace Baptist
church Sunday all day.
Come and hear this wonderful
man of God. .
.All are welcome.
"‘ 0 O O
Swedish Calgnrgumnl Church
Van Zandt 81., near East Ave.
East .‘Jorwalk
Rev. H. Grandstrom. Pastor
Sunday services:
10:45 a. m. Morning worship.
12 noon. Sunday school and Bible
class. Mr. Axel U. Amundsen. su—
perintendent. Lesson: "The Confcro
ence at Jerusalem." After the class
seamen a. "New Index Bible" will be
introduced by a speaker.
6:00 p. to. Young People‘s Mrs
vice. loader. Miss Elia Blork. A re-
port In“ be given of Connnccllcu'
S. K. 15. leader's conference.
7:00 p. m. Evening service. Ser-
mon .topic. "Facing Christ." 'l'ue
choir will sing u this service. A spe
clal oiIering will be received for a
certain cause.
Tuesday. Feb. 17.’S p. m. »— Choir
rehearsal.
Thursday. Feb. 19. 8 p. in. Prayer
service. topic: “Raising Up Chris-
tian Leaders."
Norwnlk M. E. Church
Rev. George B. Tompkins. Minister
NORwiucuu
UPINCOURT
NEXT TUESDAY
Criminal Branch Be-_
gins Session W i t 11
Lower Number 0 f
Prisonersu The List
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 14.—
Wlth a. lower number of prisoners
awaiting trial than a' any session in
the past two years, the February
term of the Criminal Superior Court
Judge Christopher L. Avery presid-
ing,.will open Tuesday afternoon at
2 o‘clock in the County courthouse.
In a. total of thirty-four to be
arraigned before the court. only
seven are out. on bonds.
The outstanding cases on the
“docket is the expected trial of Sad-
veiore Gnelano. Brickeport. charged
with tho murder of Joseph Gimi-
gliano. Sherman Street. Storekeeper.
W. Earl Bennett. Hartford charg-
ed with embezzlement of funds en-
trusted with him as cons ator of
two lncompetenf war vo crane. will
also be tried. '
Henry Snyder. Bridgeport. and
Frederick Xadcau. Slate witnesses
against Jacob Levy. proprietor of
Compo Inn. who was sentenced to
State's prison during the last term-
of court. will face Judge Avery on
State liquor law violation counts.
The complete list of prisoners fol-
lows:
Solvalore Gaetano, murder.
Joseph Sensenila. intent to kill.
Thomas lml-‘reeland. rape.
Richard Smith, burglary.
Anthony Schnpp, burglary.
\‘i'illium \Villiams. burglary.
James Dawson burglary.
\V. Earl llennctt. embezzlement.
Thomas Clinton. (warrant) em-
bczzlemcnl.
Harry Brown, lhefl of auto.
35111105! Sinilcrson, limit of auto.
Alex. Sanderson. lhr-i‘l of auto.
Alfred St. lap-repce. theft of auto
Chorus Cliluen theft of auto.
Frank binder, lhl‘ft.
Tllf‘l’l‘i‘lfi llulger. forgery.
All of llriiigvporl.
«‘lay'mn llucklvv, Norwa‘k. theft.
\Ynlfcr llucklvy. Norwalk. theft.
Lyman Moore. Norwalk.
auto.
\‘l‘illirim Rates. Nor—walk. bur-glory
Robert Chalonder, Darlen. theft-
David Powell Stamford. hirglary
Joseph Pxfivell. Stamford. bur-
glary. .
Call “’llson. Stamford. murder.
Adolph Pclzel, Greenwich. burg
lai‘y.
Hum-y Riccliardt Falrf‘leld, fheff
of auto.
Edward Gray Fair-field, intent in
kill. .
Out on Bonds
Mary Dally. Stamford. adultery.
John J. Doyle. Stamford. adultery
theft oi
PAGE FIVE.
F. S. LYON
’Jon PRINTING
South Box-well ‘
February Sale
Bl. reductions over our umel is»
trowel! low prices on furnimre l’
stow. and fill household good-
Comc and take advantage ofrthe
bargains.
MiGutkowsky
s? No. min St.
Phone 419
Alister-Kent
freshmen more: Piece *5,
Guod Neutrodyue ,.
Lafayette Neutrodyne
Radial: Set! “n‘
Sold on Easy Tor-ms -
The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.
11 No Main 81.. So. Norwslb
Speed REG Passenger
, m 0m
Wage
REPAIRING 8‘") ()VERHAUIJNG
PARTS ANA AI 0 I-Jfifil “HES
HAYDEN '
AUTOMOBILE CO. 1,;
34 Wins? AVE. nonwn‘ux
5158ku sunny mums Isiu
. :-
Duplex Premier
Vacuum
Cleaners
$1.00 W
' Conn. Light &
Power (‘0.
l
l
H ERSH Fl ELi)
Motor Transporta'tion Co.
I
iLONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
] Daily Semce Between
New York and Norwelk
PADDED VANS FOB.
' FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 294
South Norwalk
5E\\ VUIH‘ UFI'IK l3
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Rev. F E. Jacobs, Minister
Archibald Mcn‘iam. organist and
director.
Serxices for Sunday:
5:13 11. in. Church school.
11 a. rn. Public worship. Sermon
subject. "The Folly of Trifling “‘1”:
Truth." _
5:30 p. m. Meeting of the Young
PFoplc's society.
7:30 p. in. Meeting of the cabinet
of the Young People's society.
Monday 7:10 p. m. .‘lueili‘lg of
the Community Institute for Religi-
0us Education in the South Norwalk
M. E. church. .
Tuesday 3 p. in. to 5 p. at Colon-
ial leg and food sale at the home of
Mrs. J. )1. Coburn. 55 South Main
street.
Friday 8 p. 111. Meeting of
Board of Deacons at the church.
The program of music for Sunday
morning will he as follows:
Organ Prelude. Melody in D
......... Williams
Anthem. “Like as the Hart" Spence
Off-artery Solo “Blessed Are the
Poor in Spirit" tephcns
Bliss Mayla Scoficld
Organ Posilude. Allegro in F
' Dunham
1114’
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First Church of Christ. Scientist
57 “‘cst avenue
The regular Sunday service of
rash payment and the balance "ue
The finance .or. puny. in NH). mail:
this bill to 'l.‘:‘: owner for .pprovsl
On receipt n{ the sore ll bill
from the nw'u 1’ the finaicing com
p: by pays Int: painter the entire
3.310in still 2 so after mount; a r‘ -
aicilon to c.) ";l' the chars 1:0:- wry
lce to painter and the interest.
\rl lie the hour owner, 111.1”; f. rim
has (on moms-v in which to finish
pay ng for 11-3 r inting of ms home-J
llER RAPID RISE
IN FINANCE lS
SOCIETY TALK
Forced by Husband’s
Death t 0 Scope
Children, Mrs. '
beer Now Bank Chief
< XEW.YORK. Feb. 14.—Tbe rise
in finance of Mrs. William Lalmbeer
is a chief topic of discussion by New
York society today. From a socio-
ty wanna who had never done I
stroke of work an a me corner un-
til twelve years ago. she has ad-
vanced to a. position in the National
City Bank of New York where she
will be head of the women's bonk-
in: department in chute of all buo-
lnns done by the bulk with women.
Kn. Lumbeer assumed a busi-
ness: weer after her husband. s
97:11 street broker. “skilled in on
1 111 mount of the cannot. magnum-inhu- scolded! callous Island
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The monthly meeting of the Um
con‘s board uill be held at
church 'l‘ursday oxenlng at 7:15.
The monthly meeting of the Ad-
visory board will be held at the
church Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock.
Tho..- couage melt-ling which was to
have been hold of the home of ii.
C. Smith. 14-1 Woodward avenue.
Soulh Norwalk, \Vcdnesday evening
of lasi week was postponed to meet
“‘i-duesday evening. Feb. 18.
The King‘s Daughters Will hold a
chicken patllo supper a! the church
“'cdncsday afternoon from 3 p. m.
n
the
to i p. m. ,
Music for Sunday:
Morning:
Prelude. lmcrmezzo ........ Bizof
Anthem” The Sun Shall Be No
More Thy Light ..... \Voodward
Solo. Peder: of God ........ Grunod
Poellude. Andante ....... Volcknar
Evening:
Prelude. Cantilene ........ Salome
Anthem. I \‘Vill Feed My Flock
........................ Slipper
POSlllldf'. Festhal Iilnr’ch Dist
0 t O
(Race Baptist Church
Cor. Butler 8: Quincy Sis.
Sunday services will be conducted
by Rev. II. A. Brinckloy of Ports-
mouth. Va.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
m
V
and the responsibility of caring for
her three children was thrust upon
her. She began in a job little above
that of clerkship and steadily ad-
vanced to the rank of executive in
the first billion dollar commercial
bank in America.
A popular debutante as Nathalie
S-slirnk. of New York and Newport.
Mrs. Lalmbeer had many suitors,
her first manjaze'was with Capmin
Charles Glen Collins. who served
with the British army in the Saud-
an and Boer “’ars. They were mur-
ried in Monterrey. Calif.. and disc-
greed on their honeymoon in Hono-
lulu. She returned to her mother‘s
home and later obtained a divorce.
A child was born to her in 190? and
in 1907 she got a divorce.
Captain Collins latcr had diffléul-
ty will: the law.‘ He last figured in
newspaper dispathes in 1923 when
he was acquitted of charges of a
gem swindle in Bombay. India.
fresh and. , (ta
,Avenue church. "Billy's Bungalow”i
In the Tea Cup
“ll? ‘1'“ “saws-If
is revealed. Thaflflvor lupus-e. .
., grant. ' Try, it.
’P,‘9GK. Mixed bf ‘Gr’eon ,Blends.
his class convene at 9:45 o‘clock.‘
The men are studying the gospel of
Mark. All men are limited.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
The minister Will preach on “Dia—
monds in the Rough."
The Epworfh league at 6:30 will
be led by Justine “‘orden. Topic.
"America and China's llcvomtlon."
Evening worship at 7:30. Sermon
topic: “A Lesson from Ncbuchwd-
nemr."
Monday. Boys' club“ Juniors al
8; Tompkins league at 7:15. .
Standard leachers‘ training school =
and popular lectures at the South
Norwalk M. E. church 7:10.
On Tuneeday evening the $4
class will sponsor a three-ac! com-
edy to be put on in the social rooms
by the young people of the East?
is the leasing title of the comedy.
Prayer Service on Thursday eve
nlng 7:45. The topic: "“‘liat the
Church Enables Me to Do That I
Could Not Do “Without It."
I
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g
Trinity Church
Rev. C. 5. Lewis. M.A.. Rccior
ervices for Sexigesimn Sunda: :
:30 a. ,m. Holy Eucharist.
:30 a. m. Church school.
10:30 a. m. Matias and sermon.
7:30 p. m. Evensong and organ?
recital. E
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Mrs. Laimbcer is the first woman
to boome an officer of the Xational
City Bank. Her advance has broken
a; century old tradition of a comer-s
valivc bank.
Senator Wants Probe
Of Rail Mergers
WASHXNGTON. Feb. 14.—Charg-
ing that railroad consolidations al-
ready approved by the Interstate
Commerce Commission show it is
“unwilling or unable" to protect the
public interest. Senator Howell. Re-
publican. Nebras‘m, nas proposed in
a resolution that. the Senate author-
ize a. thorough investigation of the
question.
Peace will come to the churches
when all the denominations cease
regarding God as a close corpora-
» Home—Columbia. Record.
violating liquor law.
James )lola. Bridgeport. rape.
\Ye build better than we know.
The cotton plant doesn‘t know it is
producing wool and olive oll.-—~New
York Telegramfilail.
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Silk Hosiery
rfiLL FASHION
$1.35
All Shades in Vogue
Mme. Jeannette
56 80. Main St... 80. Norwailt
deuTM,“ 7",, , , 4
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n The one .
absolutely sure spray for any kind
of a is odds. Beddcl 1123!
it controls blight cooker. uphi-
psxr pulls. - and does mars;
if invigorate. your trees. It
is truly The Complelo
Dormant Spray.
)qucrlnl Sold Vor Applied
b By A. H. Kennel-1:
‘ Phone 272 Weapon '
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Delivery
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sir-ll.
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any and
l-Zvcry l‘p-m-Dalc “minim-ire Should Own
a. Bisscll rel-pct Snooper
It's easy enough to make your carpets
and rugs look like new if you use a Bisv‘
they save time.
And cvcry day help that good housekeep-
I‘rrs appreciate
Ball
labor and expense:
Sec our line of Blssnll‘sw
Bearing sweepers in mahogw-
oak finish;
33 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, Com:
SPECIAL TODAY
Fresh Shoulders . . . .
Rib Roast, boned and
FreshLoinsbfPork...............19clb.
smallLegsofLamb...............
ForequartersofLamb
Bread&ButterPotRoast
15clb.
32c 1b.
22c lb.
28cm.
20c lb.
rolled........
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Schultzefs Sanitary
Wuhlngton Street and Railroad dunno. Io llorwslk
Wm m m inn-Ion mum my um.
Market
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