poled, Pastor, So. N orwalk Congregational Church.
let Episcopal Church.
. .‘Georxe 13. Tompkins ,Mlnlstor
K ‘ lea G Ives, organist and dir-
“l .: Mrs. Arthur Gibsmi Hull so.
‘ ‘ ' tMre. L. L. Pugh, contralto;
,9.“ W. Sonic, tenet; llarry 1..
i. basso.
".figlhdoy School and the Men's
a Clue: convene at 9 45.
‘vloe of uorshlp tit 11 o‘clock.
:1 by the minister. Subject:
. the roan who tried to run
irom God. "
e‘ Epworth Lehgue at 6 30 will
' ' the form of a debate. llesolved
11-113h School and College od-
tlon increases ones efficiency."
bl Amrein. lluih Sandewpro and
I.“ '_ on Burgess will be pitted against
3:" ' til Worden. Irma Holly and llulph
‘rtWell Piofcssoi Geoigo li.13run-
‘Wlll act as judge.
7; 7:30 Memorial Day services will
hold with the various Military
din of the city attending. Mayo:
mas Robins will bring Electing.
or. Philip Jakob will lead L111-
In'a Gettysburg address, the N01-
" All: ‘church orchestra will play and
I e minister will deliver an address
A significant service." A cordial
bllo to attend this service.
Music 101 Sunday mowing.
, “Adugio‘ , lininugalll.
, Qllartet. “11":11 from my heavenly
ome" George 1%.1inn1er.
,"‘Alt thou \\ cull ’. Seli-
“ Postlude in 11, Schmidt.
Evening.
Prelude.
_Oroheatra, Pique Dame Overtuie.
Supper "Cujus Animan", from Iios-
‘ pStabat Mater Songs from the
old 11011111". Lake
: "Burltone solo. “The
Bunker Hill”, Covert.
"irostlude.
sword oi
C t V
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
' ( hutch.
‘v‘ 111th J. Peuncll, Ministci.
g" Clarence Cable, Olganist.
, :30 a. m. Mowing Worship with
caution. Subjct "t.-—— Revelation ihx'u
Nature."
12:00 111. Church School, All De-
“talents.
' Friendship Bible Class.
' 6:45 P. M. Epworih League Dc-
votlonal Meeting. Subject—«"Quiiiing
Gehool Too Soon." London—“Miss
Ethel Peterson
'1: 30 P. lib—Evening Worship with
much Special Memorial day ser-
go. Military—bodies of city in at-
endance. Serinon:~“flistory's Grad-
’ n
3101168.)! 8:00 P. CAL—Regular
eating of the Omicron Circle.
Wednesday 2:30 P. liL-Ladies
(L'Soclety. ‘
{0.0 1?. M.—-Orche_5tra. Rehearsal. At
hill meeting an organization will be
armed for the carrying forward the.
I ark of the orchestia. All interested
mod to be in attendance
"Thursday 8: 30 P. M. ~«Young
cople's Classes for Religious In-
. M.—-—Week-nght Meeting.
udles in the Parables of Jesus.
Saturday 7:45 Choir rehearsal.
' ‘ t G $
Swadlsh Congregational Church.
Valiant street, East Norwalk.
.Rev. 1'1. Granstrorn, pastor.
Simday services:
'10: 15 A. M. -——l\Iomlng Worship.
3:00 M.-—-Sunday school 1.:esson
Itevlow"
.190 P. Nth—Young People‘s ser-
a!
P. M .—Evening Worship. Ser-
in charge of the young people
plendid program will be givmcn
: oesday. choir rehearsak
Lursday, prayer serv.ice
li‘rldny. concert by the orchestra
from the Bridgeport Swedish Baptist
church at 8 o'clock. All are 001' tally
invited to attend. Admission
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Salvation: Army.
The welcome of the new. officers
in charge at The Salvation Army in
Soul Norwalk will be held on Sun-
day 11 Elli: at the Salvation Army hall
"4 West Washington street.
Lleut A. Much is in change oi: the
work, assisted by Envoy L. Davun- .
port. They intend to do all they can
to build the Sahatlon Army up to n '
high standard in this city. 'l‘hol. lou-
tenunt' has been a member of the
New England Staff Band at Heston
for the past twelve months and is
11. good musician. The Licutonunt and
the anoy both have good voices I»
singing which they will use plenty in
50. N01 ualk. 'l‘lioi :2u\oy plays 11 rui-
tar.
Meetings will be held in tho Sul-
vntiou Army hall on n'l‘uescluy, Thurs-
day. Friday and Sunday oveningu 111
8 o'clock.
The Lieutenant will be the chloi‘
speaker on Sunday, ltloy 24th. llls
text will be "God First” Gen: I. l.
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Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. ll. 13. Harris Pastor,
Preaching at 11:01) A. M.
.Sundny School 12:30 1‘.
con Jas. 'l‘nylor 511191.,
13. Y. P. W. at 6:00 17‘, M.
I‘lroi‘t‘ching nt 7:30 1’. M".
I‘roycr Meeting Wednesday 7:30
11
M. Don-
CYIIUll' Rehearsal 11 rldoy’l :30 P. M
M. ii. Grundy Cloik. -
111 I: e ’
So. Norwnlk Congregational Church
1". ll. Jacobs, Minister
Services for the week:
Sunday 9:45 a. 111. Church school.
11 :1. in. Public worship. Sermon,
“Reality, Seen 11nd Unseen."
6 p. 111.'Moeting' of the Young
People‘s society and the repair and
improvement fund committee. The
Young People's society will he host.
A light supper will be served.
Monday 8 p. in. Meeting of rcp-
rcsentatives of a. group of co-operot-
ing churches to wnsidor the advisa_
bility or 11 union evangelistic cum-
paign to be held next fall. 'Ilepre-
sentativo laymen and ministers of
’l‘orrlngtou, where a similar cam-
paign was recently held will be
present and speak. Everyone inter~
ostcd in such a movement. is cor-
dially invited to attend.
Wednesday 3 p. 111. Meeting of
the Endeavor circle at the home of
Mrs. Kelley, Seaside place. Penny
bags are due.
‘ Thursday evening. 7:30. Meeting
of the officers and teachers of the,
Church school.
Friday 8 p. m. 'Meotlng of
Board of Deacons.
Music for Sunday: ,
Organ Prelude, Second Meditation
.............. Guilmant
Anthem, I Feel Thy Hallowed Pres-
ence ....... .. Carter
Offeriory Solo, Today If Yo Will
Hear Ills Voice . . . . . . . . Bagels
Miss Mabel Miller
Organ Postlude. Postludc,
A I Q
Christ‘ Church ‘
Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwnlk
Robert B. B. Footo. Rector
Sunday utter Ascension day.
10:30 a. 111. Holy Communion and
sermon on Church Unity. Special
corporate communion of the \V0-
‘man's auxiliary.
the
.........
Hoemor
11:45 a. 111. Sunday school.
8:00 p. :11. Evening prayer and
sermon.
Tuesday 7:80 p. m. St. Agnes
guild meets with Mrs. Joseph Gil-
nmn, 8 Fourth street.
Friday 7: 30 p. m. Choir 1511.11.11.
Trinity Church
Rev. C. 8. Lewis. M.‘ A» Putin-
Services'for the Sunday utter Al-
cenelon.
7:30 o. m. Holy' Eucharist.
9: 30 a. 111. Church school and in-
struction on "The Furniture of the
Church."
10130 a. m.1Mntins endieermon.
Please note:
vice is discontinued {or the summer.
I I! .
First Church of Christ, Select!!!
57 West avenue.
The regular Sunday service or
this church is hold at 11 a. in.
Sunday school is hold at 11.11. 111.
Subject, “Soul and Body.
Wednesday evening. Testimony
meeting is hold at 8 o'clock. To
both of those eonlces the public ll
invited.
Reading room, 57 West avenue.'
Open wool: days (holiday: except-
ed) from 12 to 6. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome.
I II 0
St. I’mul’s'l‘arlsh
Rev. Louis B. Howelluneetor
Sunday after Ascension. ‘
7:30 :1. 111. 1-1on communion.
9 a. n1. Morning prayer.
9:15 11. m. St. Andrew's 11nd St.
Paul's Sunday schools.
10:30 a. .111. 1-1on communion and
sermon:
7:31) p..m. Evening prayer.
All persons are welcome at the
services at St. Paul's church,.and
children at both the Sunday schools
from the ego or four years up.
Strungers and visitors in town are
especially invited.
The services will be in charge of
Rev. John D. Skcne, who has re_
turned from his annual-lay in the
South.
St. Paul's church in open all day
every day in the your (or rest.
prayer and meditation. ,
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First M. E. Church
South Norwnlk.
Rev. A. I". Chamberlain. Pastor.
Carlton L‘I'lommedleu. organist and
director; Ralph Tolaud. soloist
and chorus leader. ‘ .
church school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship. 1]. “Living to
Praise the Lord.” .
Proliirlo——"Ca11tili11e" ...... . Plerne
Gino-“0 Thou Afflicted".. ..Glover
Ralph Tolund '
Postludem‘Tcmplc Maroon" .Vlncent
Young Peoples meeting at 6: 45 :1.
1n., Harold Blsaell. leader. All the
young moment the church are in.
vitad to attend.
Evening Worship. 7:30. "Bench
ch.” 0116- of David‘s trusted men.
l’reludow'ddvenlng Prayer"
........... Reinecke
Solon—“The Masters Last Message"
................. .. . . . Burnhun
Ralph Tolund.
Postinde—“Postludo in F"
......... :. Coppola:
Monday 8 p. 111—). meeting a!
laymen and ministers in the South
Norwnlk Congregational Church to
discuss the question of “Evangelism."
A large delegation from Ton-instep
will be present to assist in the dip»
cusslon. Anyone interested in con-
sidering the matter is invited.
Tuesday 8 p. n1.~—-Sprlng concert
of the Mozart Society.
Wednesday afternoon: at 2.—-’rhe
Ladies‘ Aid Society will meet to work
in the chapel.
Thur,sday 7: 30 p.m
Night service.
Thursday. 4 p. m.--The prep-na-
tory membership class will meet in
the chapel.
m.—-—'l‘l_1e Week
When Hindenburg Became Germany’ 3 President
v a “I: s“
...[IhfiofllcefigonlyWo-q few 1 days,
firesideutzpvon sl-lindenburg of
’ yalreedy is' 111 the midst
government crisis, with the
cited German front crumbling
iMunlvlllle lit Nationalists
lire former field marshal.
.. mm show scenes incident-
‘ Alpv 11Gb: b 8 m
, e en 1113‘
“it mil 121711113: thedecb-
.1
'1‘- tbe attacks Of the Soclel- ‘
king to amplify the pow- .
The afternoon urw
A brated in the German service.
L 131111an *
Evening odor-cu: "Holy Ground. ,,
Pope Pius Asked
To Name Another
Ohio Archbishop
Popularity of the Rt. Rev. .1011-
eph Chem-and. bishop o! Indianap-
olis. in his dloecee. has caused Pope
Pius XI to be besieged with pleas to
allow the bishop to continue In his
present charge instead of being rele-
ed to the rank or archbishop et Cin-
cinnati. and head or the church in
Ohio. ,The pope'haa already reti-
tled the promotion. Bishop Char-
trend is reported to have a strong
desire to remain in Indianapolis.
Grace Baptist Church. .
E. 0.‘Powell, Church Clerk.
Cor. Butler and Quincy Streets.
Sunday service will be conducted
by Rev. John Scott of Btrntlord.
Sunday school at 10 e. 111.. W. C.
Minion. superintendent.
Preachinc at 11:31). ,
B. 1. P. U. at‘ 6: 30. Mark Brad-
shaw. conductor. ,
Evening service at 8 p. in.
Tuesday evening. 8 9.111.. all
members are requested to be at the
roll meeting. Business of lrnportv
once.
0 ...,
First Gourmetl'oml Church
On the Green. Norwellt. Conn.
Rev. E .F..McGrezor. Ph.D.. Pater.
Morning worship. at 110180. with
address by Major G. K. Weston- '
The Sunday ocbool will meet at
9: 30 except the Bezlnnera’ ind Pri-
mary Depertments. Which meet at
10: 30 during theochun’eh hour. ‘
Young People's meeting at Q: 70.
The muttering Cit-ole will meet
with me. Carter on Tuesday evening
It 7:46.
Music:
Prelude-"Cuntilene" '
'
ltoiioqe
Anthemwerlu re"
Scorched Me out" (110111 the "We
men of Samar-lo")
Min Ruth Ions.
Postludec-wWoocnto“ . . ... . . .Dubole
' ’. O I
‘ St. Peter’s Evmtellml hither-n
' Church
Cedar = Street.
Rev. E. C. Weasel. Pastor.
German service It 10 a. 111.: Eng-
llsh service at 11 a. in. Bible class
and Sunday school. clueleeluv Ger-
man and English at 12 noon. Sub-
loot o: sermon: “our Lord's Ascen-
slon Into Heaven. " Everybody is
cardially welcome.
Tuesday evening out" young peo-
ple will :lve their play and enter-
toinment. beginning at 8 o'clock. in
the basement at the church. The
general public is cordially invited.
Next Sunday .beine' Pentecoat Sun-
dey. Holy Communion will be‘ cele-
Pre-
peretory .aervlce tor communleenta
at 9: 45 a m.
The new duplex envelopes will be
given out after the services. All
members are cordially requested to
1111 and bring in their old envelopes
and to take the new sets.
.frne Society of Young Married
People will meetM'edneldey evening
8‘ o’oloult in the basement of the
curch.
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Knight. street A. M. E. Church.
Rev. W. Henry Miller. Pastor.
James E. Perkins. 01'.ganist .
11: 00 a. 111.; sermon by the poster.
12: 30 p 111.. Sunday school. '
61'00 p. 111.. Allen League.
”:7 so p. 111.. annual sermon to'the
ritenrend :Dcughtera cranium-la. ~
1Wedneadsy» 12 noon, opening of
the centerenee session.- All‘ere wel.
come. - -
~ . - e e o
Advent Christian Church
Rev. F. L.;Plpe1-. Pastor. I
Morning worship at 10: 30. Ser-
men. filth In series on “Christian
Fundamentals.‘ _ A
Sunday ethanol at 11: 50. 171191an
Blend. soperlnt‘endent.
Juniors at ll: 30: Loyal Workers etl
(6:16;.
Evening service at 7: so. Topical
“The Gonna! of Luke): This will be
the third in s when on the coupon.
. There will be good music.
11:11in the Mission Society will
meet on ednesdoy at 1 o'clock.
Prayer and praise service on
Thursday evening ft 7: 45.
South Norwell: Baptist Chumh‘
Rev. L. '1‘. Million]. Pater. 1
The ambient: for the Sunday Id
drones. In a follows: ' ,
chlldr‘en'e normed "The 1111159
Johns.” '
111111111: eddresil‘ “Jenny:
o cinder rot-flog 11ml: 1
duty-£10 ,
... .... . . . Wolelenhelme
(ll-lo (rem ,-
“"tu‘..") it... -e unovc n Uni Vardl 1'
Odertory shim—"0 Lord. Thou flout .
Independent iOrder-i‘ot'fiood: Sun..- 1
{though medicines in the W071i].
' Board: 7G0 p. 111.. ellhthenlo clue:
tor girls; 8 p 311-. Advisory Beard.
meeting;
lug. .
Announcements:
The monthly holiness meeting a:
the church will be held at the close
or preyer meetinx‘ Thursday.
The Board of Deacon. will hold
their monthly meeting at the church
at 7:15 p. in. Tuesday
The monthly meeting at the Ad~
visory Board will be held at the
church at s p in. Tuesday. .
The cellltbenicl clones will hold
their lost meetlnn this week. They
will open in the early tall and. wei.
come all who care to share in their
benefite,
The every member visitation will
take place Sunday afternoon. A re—
port of the work of the visitors will
be given at the evening service.
There will be a. very important all
day “Set-up" meeting for Baptists at.
7:45 p. 111.. prayer meet-
the First Baptllt Church. New Ho-
ven. May 28.
Tuesday evening the Klnz' e Daugh-
ters will meet at the home or Mrs.
' Roselle. Crescent Terrace.
Music for Sunday morning:
Prelude-“Communlon” . .Batisto
Anthem-#0 Taste and Sec".. .Nevin
Solo—“Loud Thou, My Soul"
Robert Roy Terry
...-no
Postlude—“Adaslo”. . ... . . . Salome
Evening: '
Prelude—~"Awnlccnlnc"
................. Engelmunn
Anthcm~"’rhe Voice o: Josue"
. ............'............tFerris
Postludew‘flvcnlng” . . . . . .. WBarnby
NO MONEY TO
PAY FORN G
DRILLS lN JUNE
Adj. Gen. Cole Sends
Out order to Discon-
tinue But Hopes Men
Will Not Do So
HARTFORD. May 28. ~— (AP)
Adjutant General Cole has issued
an order to commander of Con-
necticut National Guard units I."
which he directed that no drills be
held during the month at June bo-
ceuse there is not sufficient federal
pay to cover such drills.
The Adjutant General points out
that this action is taken by direc-
tion or the militia bureau of the war
department. General Cole. how.
ever, expresses in the order the hope
that guard units will continue their
drills with the expectation that led—
eral funds will be made available
ultimately- It was pointed out at
the state armory today the. some
states would not “soup the de-
ficiency. appropriations allotments
allowed them recently and that
some 0! this moneywould be avail-
eblg for such states A! Connecticut
which on basis of population hove
large national guard orconiza’tlon’e.
Four-day M eeting of
New. England Con-
ference“ Many Fine
‘ Speakers 0 11 Pro-
: gram
Tha'oevenly-fourth annual ses‘
plan or the New England A. M. E.
Conterence will be held at the
Knight Street A. M.E church
Wednesday May 27 to Sunday May
31 inclusive. The presiding oil-leer
will be the Right Rev. W. H. Heard,
D. D.,‘ L. L. D. Bishop or the First
Episcopal Area. of the A. M. E.
Church.
The local pastor is sparing no
pain: to make this one at the most
interesting events in the church 5.
history.
The business or the Conference
will be tronsacted between 9:30 a.
111. and 5:30 p. in. each day. while
the evening services will be devoted
to the varlous activities at the
Church. missionary. education. etc.
Some of the church's beet speakers
will deliver addresses at these sel-
vices.
The public is eoulially invited to
attend all services.
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Good Furniture
(Continued From Page Three.) ‘-
but sneak around to some cheap
furniture dealer who advertises cut
prices on furniture. and buy a. com-
plete outilt {or their cherished
home. '
lu‘ro long, though. the upholstered
pieces in the living room begin to
appear shabby and (need, the table
is becoming ' rather wobbly, the
drawers in the bullet are clicking
and the cabinet doors Won't close.
The dining table top has warped so
that the extra boards hardly fit in
when they went to extend the table
tor dinner guests, and the bedroom
suite—well, the bed squeaks. the
dresser drawers cause the early
morning dispositions to grow more
grouchy. and the veneer top which
has such a pretty grain has been
chipped on the corner.
Everything is wrong. and the
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pense is terrible. Why all the [or-
niture that we bought only three
Iyeurs ago is all gone up. and there's
naming now to, buy new things
with. My wife end I are both
- ashamed of the shobbiness of our
home."
young man gives nix woeful advice '
to be able to tell what the moral of
the tale is. The only turniturei
worth buying is that to .be found
in the stores 01 the reputable: first.
class dealers. They are the men
who. your after year. give their cue-
havo to accomplish their selling
wlth sensational newspaper adver-
tising containing statements which
are misleading. Of course they
must advertise, but they do itby
telling the truth. And the“ service
which their furniture gives proves
the tact that they are the men with
whom you and everybody else
should deal. '
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