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éhurch Notices for Simday and co

 

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icing Week

“Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all
th; strength and with all thy mind, and thy neighbor as thyself. ”—Luke, 10-27—Rev. George
B.Tompldns, Norwalk M. E Church. - .

 

 

,' Christ Chard:
(Egon Boulevard; E. Nomik
chart 3. B. Poote. Rector
b. and. Quinquagesima Sun.

:80 a. m. Morning prayer and
on.

14:15 a. in. Sunday school.‘

3:80 p.-m. Patriotic service/ and

Monday 7:10 p. in. Common”
Wag School'at.the So..Norwth
Us 1-}. church. Popular lectures at
7alovand’sno.

Tuesday 7- 80 9- in. Joint social
meeting of the St. Agnes Guild. the
Otris' club and the Triangle club in
fie social rooms at the church. ,

Wednesday 9: 00 s. in. Morning
service. 7:80 p. m. Evening service
and address. 3:30 p. in. G. F. S.
idaies.

Thursday 3:00 p. in. Meeting of
the Woman's Guild with Mrs. E. H.
DsV‘ls. 18 Osborn aienue.

7:30 p. in. Triangle club in the so-
cial rooms at the church.

Triangle club in the social rooms at
the church.

Friday 7:30 p.111 Evening service

and address.

Grace Baptist Church
Cor. Butler and Quincy Sta.

The Sunday serVicea will be con-
ducted by Rev. E. A. Brinkley of
Portsmouth. Va.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Preaching at 11:80 a. m.

A sacred concert will be rendered
t 2:30 p. m. by the Sunday school.
and The Colored Citizens' Protec-
tive league Jointly.

Program:

Opening selection—The schooL

Scripture reading—Mrs. Clements.

Prayer—Mr. M. Bradshaw.

Singing—The school.

Recitation—Master H. Bradshaw.

Recitation—Master B. Armsted.

Solo—Miss Elizabeth “'llliams.

Recitation—Master James Arm
;s'ted.

Piano selection—Miss Genevievt
Murray.

Recitation—Mr. John Parks.
Recitation—Master Frank Scott.
Singing—The school.
Recitation-Master David Miller.
Recitation—Master Ed. Burney.
Recitation—Master Bernard Scott.
Piano solo—Mrs. Frank Scott.
Paper—Mrs. Delia. Nimmo.

 

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choir.

lieCliaUOll—Blastt'l‘ Theo. .irn1-:
sted.

Papr—Mrs. Goo. Jackson.

Selection—Knight St. A. )l. 15.

congregational singingand a large
chorus. Outside friends and strang-
ers in the cit yare cordially invited.
Mid-week prayer and praise serv-
ice on Thursday evening at 7:45.
Outside friends willbe cordially wel—
comed at these. helpful services.

)lount lien Baptist Church
Rev. 8.. R. Cooper. Pastor
Preaching at lio'ciock a. in.
Sunday school at ”:30 p. m. l
B. Y. P. U. at 8‘). in.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Wanriday evening. Prayer meet-
in: It 7 :30. .
Thursday evening. Edwina circle.
Friday evening, Choir rehearsal
at 7:30 p. m. The pastor's aid will

meet also. Mrs. Ella Smith, presi-
dent.
Everybody is welcome to our
church.
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International Bible Stndana.
Red Men's hall. Washington street.
3-5 p. m.

Subject for study: "The Spirit of

a Sound Mind."

Many scriptures show that the in—
telligent doing of the will or God is
the manifesia'ion of the influence of
a. sound mind. This proves. as was;
shown in last Sunday's lesson. that1
only the Christian is endowed With
the Holy Spirit (Influence) of God.
and for the very purpose of bringing
forth fruit unto God. This must
needs mean ihe study of the D-vine
\Vord in ordvr to know what the will
of God is; tilt-n to rightly divide that
Word into its proper place in the
different p node of time to “ hich it
belongs.

One of the last things Jesus said
to' his apostles which was lelt us a
divine legacy to those who should
believe on Us ham ethrough lnem.
was. this good news of the estal.llsh-
ment of Gods kingdom on earth.
must be preached to all nations {or
a witness. uni then the reign oi lh':
present evil order will come to ar.
end. Millions of pence-loving pv-upl. ,
will be allic during this change. ivlL!

 

be transferred lnzo the new order:
and never iii-s. "The Kingdom of'
Heaven is at i'ian«l."—l Jno. 2:1."
Jno. 17:4; .1120. 1325'. 2 Tim. 2:15.
Mat. 24:14: Luke limit); Zech. 12‘. N.
9; Zech. 1411; Re“. 22.3. '
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so. .Voru'uJ.‘ Baptist Church

Rev. L. 'l‘. .‘lulirry, Panic:
The subject for the Sunda\ ser—'

\‘lvcs are as lollows: Children .~ ser-
mon. "A llluckzmith's Boy."

 

Solo—Mrs. Ollva \\'asliiiigion.
Selection—Mrs. livnderson.
Solo—Mr. Fred Coats.

Solo—Mrs. FT. 0. Powell.

. Address—R. v. Charles.

3 Runarks—Mr. John Parks.

‘ Offering—Messrs. Robert Patter-
i son and “imam \\ hale:

Regular meeting of B Y. P. L'.

i at G: 30 p. m.
E ‘2‘ ning serum; at 3 o'clock sharp.
i'ipvnlng selection Senior choir.

'. .‘irs- If. 0. Pu‘i“ ll. leader.

- rt. 0. l‘owul‘. rhurch cI-‘rk.

‘ Knish: s1. .\. )1. 1;. Church
.. Rev. \\'. Henry Lamar. Pastor
Jam-s L. l'-~rkins. organist.
but!" a. i... Love i’v-nst.

l 12'3'I p. in. sand.” school.

I 5.3.. p. m. l‘nion service at Grace
l baptist church. Our choir will sing.
9:00 1). ii.. Alla-n C. E. league.

, 7'00 p. n; The closing service of

' our l'"l\":‘.
.

Zrllst Elnllv
. to gel

“l’ll sermon by Evan-
‘ Kinch. Come early

i,
.l n-‘Jll. “3; “15?) to thank

leveryonc “to helped to make the
rcvivaJ a great success.
i Class. meetings Tuesday and

Thursday evenings.
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.idient Christian Church.
Van Zant street.
Rev. 1". L. Piper, pastor.
Mrs. Elsie Pal-trick. organist.
Morning. worship at 10:80. Ser-
mon topic. The Basis of Hope in
lthe Old Tesmment'
'l Sunday: school at 112-50, Richard
Bland. superintendent. Members of
the school are requested to bring
along their friends; thus raising our
islandlng hi the contest.
Young people's services at 8:15.

 

A. .\l. “kl-Wing \Vorld SQ'u.‘
i’. .‘l. "\\':ls:;.l‘.:'ioli."
. Calendar fwr “wk of 23nd
Sunvluy "'.i3 .i. ll;. Err" Man's
; Bible class.
10:00 a. 11:. Bible school.
ll.'~~i a. in. Morning “'i‘r:hn'-
l 6:45 p. m. Christian Ei:~:~m-or.
' 7:30 l’- Ill. L‘W‘nlng worship.
‘ Thursd..y 7:43. .‘lld-vw . A sorvicc.
i subject. ".\s a. Man Thl:.'.--'.h."
Announcemenis. - .
‘ The Honing sel‘VlCC sunday “'1“.
'he a ri’ilrlolii: s. i“\iie l :zrmory or"?
60013;: “asldng an 1" Daughtcr:
01Ti‘l\lll"l'l‘il‘. lit“. slot: will be
guests c'.‘ ”1' .wnl: . The public
is lniited. ‘
liex. ilmucc L' Sim: of Hartford. ‘
Conn. will lie the >f‘~-lkt‘l‘ at Every
Man': l‘»l‘:~l- C1155 .1le it the morn- 3
ing S"r‘.l-.‘i~ Sun'lq» ‘l.-. Sloat is;
prOmO’IOl] «lll‘W‘ii .. the Conn;
Baptist Conn: [1110.1
Sunda). March ' .‘li. F. L. Lam-

Evening service at 7:30. Sermon
‘toplc. "A King “'ho Failed—and.
{\Vhy." There will be good music.

son. sales manamr u: The Sorwalk
Tire ani Rubhvr l “11] speak log
Every Man's lili~r FLISS on the sub—
Joct. "A Mun": ll~ . mom and Sales."
The men of (L. are cordially ln- .
vited to attend '
Tuesday at T i3.
cle of Kin'g‘s Li .2
the panama;-
W‘ednesdav a: .’ ...._
association \~:l£

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The )[izpah Cir- j
giztres will meet at

The “‘omen's
lief-t ut thw home of

Mrs. Lyon. 4“ lluiilcw avenue. .
\Vednvzduy a: Szui‘. The “1 “2 G. I
will hold a solving meeting at the.

home or Mrs Clifford 11 Crescent
terrace.

Music for Sundni
Prelude Ron: ”11.1 . . . Spohr
Anthem. Thv .c is l (111' ‘n Hill Fari

Postlude in C minor .

Prelude. Trio . . . . .
Anthem.

Solo. Babylon .

rSllbjrcl:
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5 "\‘vnlngs from 7 to 9.

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Away ..............-. Sonar-t
Solo! There Is a Land Mine ”0
Bath Seen

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“neat
Evening: '
Saviour Mhen Nightin-
volves the Sky .......... 83011.!
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Postlude. March in (E ....... lugs
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Trinity Chard:

Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A. Rector

Services for Quinquasesima Bun-
day:

7:30 a. 111. Holy Eucharist.

9:30 a. in. Church school.

10: so a. m. Matins and sermon.
(Special patriotlc service. with ad-
dress by rector on "Washington.
Patriot and Chm-chm." Souvenir
to each child in attendance.)

7:30 p. m. Choral evensong and
serm.

Tuesday afternoon at 3:45.
flrrnatlon instruction.

Tuesday night. The Young Peo-
ple's Muzlc and Dramatic Guild.

Ash Wednesday. Services at 9:80
a. m. and 7:45 p. in.

Full announcement regarding the
Lenten calendar will be made early
next xix-ck through the newspapers-

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sunfish Congressman! Church

.n Zant St. Near East Ave.

East Norwaik

Rev. l-l. Granstrom. Pastor.

Sunday services: _

‘ .;i5 a. m. Morning worship.

_,v.-u noon. Sunday school and
In. :0 case. Mr. Axel G .Anunund-
a. superintendent. Lesson: “A
Lulu in the Master's Service."
Lou p. in. Young People's ser-
\Lijc.

T;o0 p. m. Evening service. Last
Sunday at the owning service a
sales of sermons wow started on
the main topic: "Face to Face With
Christ." The subject was then:
Nicodimus Before christ. ’ The sub-
.iect tor tonight‘s sermon will be:

.esoseueoes

Con-

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“The liich ioung liulcr Before
Christ."

Tuesday. Feb. 24. S p. m. .Choir
rehearsal.

Thursday. Feb. 26. S p. in. Prayer
service. Topic: “The World‘s 83V-
lour.”

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First Church of Christ. Scientht
57 West Avenue

The regular Sunday service of this
church is hold at ii a. in.

Sunday school is held a: ii. a. 31.
"Mind."

“Wednesday evening. Testimony
lilo-Jung is held at s o clock. To both
or these seriices the public is in-

wind.

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On the Green. Norwaih
Rev. E. 1". War. Ph.D.. Pastor

Morning serviosu 10: so with ser-
ix!) by the pastor. Subject: “A .‘ig-

cant Birthday."

Sundu school at noon.

Young People's meeting in the
parish house at 6:10. led by the
pastor.

Music for Sunday: ,

Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Xewkirk.
soprano; Mrs. as May ~Selleck.
pianist; Lune aebello Austin. .io-
linlst.

Prelude. Berceuae . . . . G. Delbruck
Miss Austin
Oflartory. Reverie..1tlchsrd Strauss
Miss A'ilstin
Scprano Solo. Morning and Evcumg
............... his: Splckcr
Mrs. Newkirk
Postlude. March in D tnsJer 0
........ Benri Deshaycs
Mrs. Selleck .

SO. Sou-wet Wits! Church

Rev. Frederick E. Jacobs. Minist-
er.

Archibald Merriam. Organist and
Director.

Services for Sunday.

9.45. A. 3!. Church School.

11. A. M. Putlic Worship. Serm-
on “Our Greatest National Herit-
age."

6. P. M. Supper and Meeting of
the Young People's Society. Prof.
Jacob will address the Society.
Everyone is invited.

s P. M. Meeting of the Board of
Deacons.

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en's Association at the home of Mrs.
J. ill. Coburn. 55 South Main St.

7.10. P. I. Meeting 01 the Con»
munity School at Religion Educa»
tion at the Methodln Church.

Wednesday 8 P I. Meeting 0! the
Endeavor Circle at the home or Mrs.
L. M. Allen. 18 Washington Street.

Thursday 8 P. u. Parish party
under the auspices of the Hospita-
lity Committee. There will be a va-
ried prvgrarn given by the than c?
the parish. Retreshments will be
served. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed.

Friday 3 P. )1. Meeting at the
Sewing Committee at the home or
Mrs. L. S. Beers. 45 Elmwood Ave.
Music for Sum!” morning.

Organ Prelude— Meditation. . . . .

Blast.

Anthem-=0 Lord. How Excellent

Galbraith.

Ofiertory Solo (Soprano) —- One
Sweetly Solemn Thonght......
Ambrose.

. Miss Mabel Miller.

Organ Postlndo—Modersto in G

Merkel.
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Nos-walk Methodist w church

George B. Tompkins. Minister.

Jack C. Ogiesby. Minister's As-
sistant. ‘

Charles G. lves. organist and dl-
rector. Mrs. L. L. Pugh. Contralto;
Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. soprano: Ern-
est “2 Souls, tenor; Harry L. Ster-
ling. basso.

Sunday School and the Men‘s
Bible Class oonvene at 935 o'clock.

Morning worship and sermon at 11
o '.clock Se rmon topic: ”Accepting
responsibility. or The Parable of the
Talents."

The Epworth League service at
6: 30 will be led by Prof. Hoag. Top-
ic: "Our Countiy's Christaln Corner-
stone.” »

Even worship and sermon at” :30
Sermon topl. - “The Message of Sec-
ond Isaiah." 0

Monday: The Pioneers will meet
at 6: The Tompkins League at 7:15.

Tuesday: The Philathca class will
meet at the home of Mrs. Barry L.
Sterling. 5 Myrtle St... East Norwaik.

Wednesday: The Epworth League
will hard it “’ashlngton's Birthday
social in Social rooms of the church.

Thursday: Prayer service at 7:45.

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First Methodist Episcopal Church
, South Sorwalk
ReV. A. F. Chamberlain. Pastor.

dren of God by Adoption."

Carlton L'Hommedieu. Organist
and Director. ‘ ‘
Church school 10:00. .
Morning Worsh'p 11.00—“Chil-

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Poszluuo-Grand March in _A.'
Guilmant.

Evening Worship 7: SM the
Chapel “Winn the Ian” After
thesddr-tlihxewilibeaseriesoi
p.clures on the hymn—“America the
Beautiiuu‘ Sixteen very‘ boeuwul
colored slides—one for each line of
the hymn .eech with a ie-c'n.

Anthem—"Tho God of Abraham'
Bucks

Monday—r730 Community Train-
ing School.

Wednesday evening 7:80 the Quar-
terly Center-once with Dr. William H.
mad. presiding-the different or-
ganisations will be represented in
the president or superintendent with
reports.

Wednesday; evening the
League will meet at s. 00.

Thursday evening 7:80 the Week
night ser'loe.

Friday evening the Sunday School
party and entertainment provided
by the losing side in the contest.

Sunday March 1st. Communion
The offering for the D. “i Blane-
lee Training school. New Haven.

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St. Peter's Evangeliml Lutheran
Church.

Epworth

Cedar St. near West Avenue
Rev. E. C. Weasel, Pastor.
German service at 10 A. M. Eng
lish service at 11 A. M. Bible clas
and Sunday school at l: noon. Sub-
Ject o: sermon: “The Natural
and Spiritual Things." Everybody

is cordially welcome.

So far 5 young people of the con-
gregation have responded to the re-
cent special invitations sent out to
them to Join our Young Peop7e'2
society.
er folks will Join our society?

The society of young married peo-I
pie will meet \Vednesday evening a:
S o’clck in the basement of the
church. All young married people
of the congregation are cordially in-
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Tried and Still Wanting.
The old gentleman was a trifle

bcwddcred at the elaborate “cu-
ding.
“Are you the groom? he asked

a melancholy- looking young man.
‘No sir. the young man replied.
"I was eliminated in the prelimin-

ary tryouts.

THE LOUISE—

and an $11 patient leather.

 

Miss Mildred Lovejoy—
Anthem—"I Will Sing 0: Thy

 

Monday I P. )1. Meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Worn-

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licadlng room. 57 West. avenue.

. "17th week days (holiday excepted)

mom 1: to 5. Tuesday and Thursday

All are Welcome.

Last Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church.

Rr-v. Arthur J. Pennell, Minister
Clarence Cubic. Organist.
10:10 .\ ..\l. Morning “'orshiii
' “1th Sermon. Subject. "The Coei-l
the Power at Law" ‘

12:00 M. Church. School Sealan—

departmcnis. Friendship Bibi.
class.

i321.) I‘. M.
Llimorlli Li

7:30 F. )1. l‘IVi'l‘lillg “'orship wm
Sermon. Spcciul
All affiliate-d Musonlc Bodies of Cu:
aln‘xiding in a Body.

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Monday 5.00 l). M. Regular misc:-
iug oi lltw Omicron Circle.

Tuesday 5:00 P. M. Orchestra rc~
hearsal. All members urged to b.
present. 5:00 P. M. Special Wuh-
iugton's Birthday party of Omicron
Circle held ugtliu home of Mrs. Doc-
ior Barnum. .

Wednesday 2:30 P. M. Regular
meeting of Ladies Aid Society.
S,P. M. Fish demonstration supper
under the direction of Mrs. Vail
demonstrator (or the MJddlc Adan
Fisheries Association. Mr. . H
Downs of Bay Shore. L. I, wil de-
liver an address on "Th-z L'se of Flsr

 

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Power" Sullivan

Prelude—Invocation in E flat—l
Hagg.

Solo—“The Soul at Heaven‘s
Gate!" Dickinson.

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COURT WW5
'lliREE WON-ZN
THEIR DIVORCE

Eflie Frances Hareouh
Webster, Edwina P.
Bnggs,‘ and Mae Bol-
lerman Get Decrees.

STAMFORD. Feb. :1.—
Judgment of annullment was en.
tered in Superior court yesterday
by Judge Nickerson in

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of Efl'le Frances Harcourt We .
formerly of Stamford. now a. mo“-
ment employee in Creche-SIM
against Cleon Leach Webster o! Poi-t-
land. Me.

The one had been pending bet-is
the court several weeks. Mrs. W‘v
star charged her spouse with Digs-y,
slinging that he is the lawful hi.-
hand of Eugenie Webster of Porto
land. She was given portals-toll”
resume the use of her maiden name.

Waltz“. Freed.

Edulna P. Briggs. former wants.
at "The Maples.” in Greepwlch.
given a divorce by Judge Nick-
from George F. Briggs. Greenw

 

 

A beautiful side gore pump with cutout front over in—
step. in both a patent vamp. tan call quarter. military heel

Priced at £6.50 and $7. 00

mast-J ABE issuance SI‘IiIhG guru-:8

Conneally and Bracken

whom she charged with intolerlih

W'ho else among the young— l cruelly and lniemperance.

Constable George Jones of One.-
inirh. who served the pup." it! the
[suit on Briggs. testified that when he
tr: nd Briggs and handed him the
iawrs. ho was Intoxicated. ‘
"He said he had drunk some pom-
stuff at a party the night before and
ions drinking good stall in n
'suaighiened out." Constable Jones
said. ‘
i Mae Bo lcrman of Maple Ayah...
Stamford. a novelty worker. was
iglV'vn a divorce from Harold 1. Bull-
crman of Mount \ernon. an auto-
mobile producls salesman.

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