\ll urcii Notices “THE FATHER, FROM WHOM EVERY EAMILY. . . ON EARTH IS NAMED soHE STRENGTHENED WITH POWER THROUGH ” EPH. 3-14-16.-——Rév. Charles 8. Gray, Pastor M. E. e' s l church, Rowayton. ’ cam Church regory Boulevard. E. Norwalk . ev. Robert B. B. ICoote. Rector Whitsunday: ' l '00 a. m. Holy communion. . 0: 80 a. m. Morning prayer! Scr- n by the Rev. W. K. Hopes of ‘lngiield. Maes.. who is attending lAtrican M. 10. conference. 1 46 a. in. Sunday school. 00 p. m. Evening prayer and The Girls’ 1m- eedey 7. 30 p. m. will meet at the rectory. andidatee will meet at the ch to make plane tor a mother nlxdaughter supper. outeday " :00 p. in. Monthly bus- , and social meeting of the , man's Guild at the rectory. ' II I O , nah: Avenue M. E. Church ‘ ,3 Arthur J. Penneil. Minister liflarence Cable. organist. gl, 0: 30 a. m. Morning worship with is. Friendship Bible class. 46 p. m. Epworth league devo- , 1 meeting. Leader. Miss Kath-‘ b Pennell. Subject. "The Right of Our Abilities. " 30 p. in. Evening worship with on. Subject. “The Rise of testantism in Great Britain " donday evening at 8 p. m. Reg- 1‘ fl muting of the omciai boa.d. W‘uesday 8 p. 111. Monthly meeting f. he Epworth league. 7 l ednesday 2:30 p. m. Ladles' Aid lety Orchestra. rue real. .hursday 4 p. m. Classes in relig- "instruction. 8 p. m. Week-night ting. Subject, "The Parables of , us." ' Hiatuiday 8: 00 p. ill. :45 p m. Choir rehear» 0 t O St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev. E. C. Wenzel. Pastor entecost Sunday.‘ ‘ c’rman service at 10 a. m. with yicommunion. preparatory ser- for communicanis at 9:45 a. in. nglish service tit-11 s. in. lbie class and Sunday school at 5 Don. Everybody is cordially wel- e. . be regular monthly business ting of the Young people's soci- will be held Tuesday evening at 'clock in the basement of the reh. Many important things will . up for discussion. All members ‘ urgently requested to be pres- he ladies of our congregation ’ those of our Westport sister- egation are cordially invited -end Thursday afternoon with . L. Warncke in Cannondaie. n will leave South Norwalk at 1 a. in. Eastern Standard time. 'Norwalk at 11:52 a. m., also tern Standard time. Returning " n will leaie Cannondaie at 5:18 Eastern Standard time his. Sunday will be the last ‘ My for the old duplex envel- .- All members are cordially . dated to fill their old envelopes 0 bring them in or send them nd to take their new sets which abs distributed after the as: South Nor-walk Baptist Church Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pastor ‘ We subjects for the Sunday ail- sees are as follows: ., orning subject, "The Price la edom." ,n'ildrens s'ormon. Brave." ening subject. “Marriage; -iiicance and Symbolism." alendar for the week: ' unday 10:00 a. m. Bible school. of “Boys Who Its _ GRANT YOU. . . IS SPIRIT IN THE INWARD MAN. for; Sunday and Coming Week 0:46 p. in. Christian Endeavor. 7: 30 p. in. Evening worship. Thursday 8: 46 p. to. Pioneer ”Y" meeting. 74:6 p. in. Annual roll- call and business meeting. Announcements: ' The Sunday morning service will be a. Memorial service. There will be special music and decorations. A baptismal service will be held at the close of the Sunday evening service. As this is the time forytho last fireside lecture. the pastor will give a lecture on "Marriage," pre- senting its spiritual significance. The annual roll call and business meeting of the church will be held Thursday. Every member of the church is urged to be present. Light refreshments will be served. Music for Sunday. Morning: , Prelude, March in B- flat . . . . . Silas Anthem. "Gone to Their Rest” Rceokct Solo. Selected . l’ostlude. “The Star Spangled Ban- per" Key Evening: , Prelude, Pastoral . . .Lemaigro Anthem. “My Faith Looks Up to Thee" . Buck Postlude in G . . . . . . . . . . . Merkcl t I C First Methodist Episcopal Church South Norwalk ., . Rev. A. l". Chamberlain, Pastor Carlton L'Hommedieu, organist and director; Ralph Toiand. soloist ..,i..-..-.......‘..... y and chorus leader. Church school 10:00. Morning worship 11:00. The Rev. George Bennette, conference evan- gelist of the A. M. E. church. will preach." ' ' Prelude. Invocation '6' . Hagg Solo, “Just As I Ara" ‘Homer N. Bartlett .. llaiph Toland ' Anthe'm I‘ostludc, l-‘osilude of A-minor . .........Caiklns Young people's meeting 6:46, Harold Bissell. leader. All the young people are urged to attend. Evening worship 7:30. Sermon by the pastor, "Joshua—Servant, Sol- dier and Reformer.” Prelude. "Night Song" Solo. "Alone With God" .. . . . .. ....... I-IdwardCompian‘ Ralph Toland Postlude. Processionai Mulch ....... Guiraud Thursday afternoon 4: 00. The Ladies' Aid society will meet for a business session. As this is the last meeting for the summer. all the ladies of the church are invited to attend. Please notice the change of date—Thursday instead of Wednesday. . Thursday 4:00. The Preparatory membership class will meet in the primary room. Thursday evening 7:30. The w k-night meeting. Saturday , tiernoon. June Children's day rehearsal in chapel. Children's day will be. held on Sunday, June 14 at the morning ser- vice. Paronis with children to ‘be baptised‘will please notify the min- later. I'D-o J enscn 6th. the O O O Advent Christian Church Van Zant Street Rev. 1". L. Piper. Pastor Morning worship at 40:30. The preacher of the morning. by ex- change, will be Rev. E. Z. Ellis oi‘ Danbury. This brother. well known in Norwaik, and. always with a message. should have a large hear- ing Come and enjoy thc'services. Sunday eclibol at 11:60. Juniors at 0:30. Loyal Workers at 0:15. Evening service at‘o'izso. The ad- dress of the evening will be by the pastor on “Memorials and the Cu- known Soldier." This will have ref- erence to Memorial day. Soldiers who have served their country are cordially invited to the service. Prayer and praise meeting Thurs- day cvening at 7:45. Trinity Church Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A.. Rector Services for Whitsunday-Ji‘csiivul of I’eniecost—r-(Hoiy bay of Obliga- tion) as follows: 7:80 a. in. Holy Eucharist. 0:30 a. m. Church school and spe- cial instruction by the rector on the “Holy Vessels of the Altar." 10:30 a. in. Holy Eucharist (cho- ral) and sermon. preceded by Dre- cesslon of chorisiers. the clergy. crucifcrs, servers. candle-bearers and the entire membership of the Church school. Appointments for the lowing: On Monday night at 8 oclock. regular quarterly mcciing- of the vestry. at the rectory. On Tuesday night at 7:46. regu- lar monthly meeting of the We- men's Guild. . Contributions towards the ex- penses of the Church school picnic (to be held June :30) should be given to the rector soon. 1| U C So. Norwaik Congregational Church Rev. 1". ii. Jacobs, Minister Mrs. Lois Dix-chard l-iedner, or: ganlst; Mrs. F. Irving Smith. direc- tor. , ‘ Services for Sunday: 9:46 a. in. Church school. 11 a. m. Public worship. Sermon. “The Meaning ot' Memorials." 6:30 p. in. Young people's meet- ing. Monday 8 p. in. Business committee. Friday 1:30 p. in. Meeting of the Sewing committee at the home of Mrs. L. S. Beers. . The meeting of the Woman's as- sociation has been postponed from Wednesday to Tuesday. June 10. when a picnic meeting will be held week foi- Meeting of the at the home of Mrs. John Hamilton l‘ on Flax iliil road. The meeting will be under the joint auspices of the ' Hospitaliiy. and Missionary committees. 1 Music for Sunday: Organ Prelude Selected Anthem. God of Our Fathers Schneckcr Offertm-y Anthem. No Shadows . Yonder" from "The Holy City" Gaul Selected t 0 III -............i..---. Organ Postiudo The Salvation Army 20 West Washington Street Llcut A. Mack, Emery 10. Davenport Caldera in Charge ~ A service will be held in the Sal- vation Army hall, 26 West Washing-_ ton street at 8 p. in. Sunday. We also have services Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings ‘at the same hour. To all these ser- vices we extend a hearty invitation to the public. The sermon Sunday night will be preached by Lieut. A. Mack, the ofllcer in charge. His‘ text for this service will be "Christ. Lost and Found." Luke 2:48. Emery Daven- port wnl render a vocal solo at this service. 0 I 3 First Church of Christ, Scientist 67 West Avenue The regular Sunday service this church is held at 11 a. m. Sunday school is held at 11 a. m. Subject, “Ai'iclent and Modern Ne- cromaney. Alias Mosmcrism and liypnoiism. Denounced." Wednesday evening. Testimony meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To both of these services the public is invited. A. Reading room. 5? West avenue. Open Week-days (holidays except- ed) from is to 6. Tuesday and of “THE * EvENiNc: - SENTINEE It Tluiredagvenings from 7 to 9. All are welcome. a D l 0 - _-.Noruelk Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. George B. Tomplilns. Minister Charles Ci. Ives, organist and di- ieetor. Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. soprano; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. eontraito: Ernest W. Soule. tenor; Hurry L. Sterling, bassp. Sunday school and the Men I Bible class convene at ii: if: it. ""li» . g 11 o'clock. morning worsii p. The sermon will be predation by a Pig]; LA. McCoy of Lynn. 111%. hieCoy is in attendance all e cun- ference of the A. M. E. Church. now in session at the Knight streetr Church. The Epworth League at 0: 30 will be led by Miss Tessie Hartwell. Topic: "Getting and Spending My Moi? '1‘ e Sunday evening class meeting. led by Brother Fred H. Bedlcnt. will meet at the same hour, 0:30. in the Men's Assembly room. Montiay—wl’ioncorsf meet 0 'ciock; 7:30. Tilesday~"Mada,m Kitchenette'e” orchestra will give a concert in the church at 8 oclock. This orchestia the Tompkiu’s League at gives a very unique program. it's funny. Very! Wednesday—Tho L. A. S. will hold a. regular meeting in the Men's ,As- scmbly room at 2:30 sharp. ' From four to eight the ladies will hold open house at tho parsonage. A cordial invitation is extended to all the members of the church and congregation. The regular meeting of the Offi- cial Board will be held at 8 o'clock. Thursdays—Prayer service at 7:45. This is a service of prayer. praise and good fellowship. A welcome awaits all who come. 0' C t Yes, St. Paul's Parish. . lev. Louis B. Howell. itocior. \‘i'hitsunday (I‘eiiiccost)~—7:30 a. in., Holy Communion; 0‘u. m.. morn- ing prayer; 0:15 a. 111.. St. Andrew's and St. Paul‘s Sunday schools: 10:80 a. in..‘ Holy Communion and ser- mon; 7:30 p. m., evening prayer, Chruoli people are reminded that Whitsunday is the Church's ll‘iith- day and one of the great festivals oi? the church. with proper preface and-psalms. and therefore a holy day of obligation. when all members of the church are expected to be present at Holy Communion. During this week there are to be said daily prayers for those who are to be admitted to holy orders. as Well as for‘iho clergy generally. Wed- nesday. Friday and Saturday fll'l‘ the Ember days. All persons ale welcome ht ihe services at St. Paul‘s Church. and children at both tile Sunday schools. which meet at the Winnipnuk school house and at St. Paul's Church. The church is open all day. every day in the year. for rest, proycrand meditation. . The rector will be in church Sat- urduy. from live to seven. for eon~ tensions and consultations. The visit of the Church Army of :ngiand on next Thursday is com- mended to the prayers and interest of the people. 0 O 0 Knight Stmct A. M. ‘.. Church i’lo'v. Henry W. LuMurt Pastor Sunday services. 9 a. m. Love Foam. Loaders: H. C. Davis, Rev. E. A. Collins and Rev. Morelnud. op Heard. Ordination followed administration of Lord's Supper. 2 p. m. Preaching iii the Noru'nlk M. E. Church and announcement of appointments. 7:30 p. in. Service. W. K. Hopes. of by Springfield. At seat of conference. . Edith Rockefeller eCormiek P be it s 'a'ce on Lake Near :c'ago —- Beautiful f By OWEN L. SCUI'I‘. Special Correspondent Of The Evening Sentinel. l ' (Copyright. 1926.) ICAGO. May 20.-—Now that en have taken to city building. .‘Edith Rockefeller McCormick. nose" genius among the gentle of the Rockefeller line. plans 6 be outdone. e has under way today what is ' ded by her to be one of the ' s finest communities ‘to pro- a. fashionable stamping ground ome of the world's richest reel- #4 new Wisconsin lake city to e as a. suburb of Chicago. rs. Rockefeller McCormick’s as named town is going to difier the 'fMei-rimeni." which anoth- -. onion city bu lder. Mrs. Mary ilisiniery. is con rooting on the ‘ kirts of Cincinnati. Ohio. er town is being built for the vsdithy: Mrs Emery's tor the . eratei'y circumstanc‘ed. Mrs. 'ei’oiler McCorniick is building a be a. picture of architectural lies on Lake Michigan Just over Winding but near enough , = . (or chaufteur tattoi'ifilie‘d 7. rational: down 0 er kg‘ml‘iifliiyre con. The entire lake omniunlty is retained antiquity. Jerusalem. Festivals of the year. first Prayer Book in English. ly ‘White, Sundey.’ Whitsunday The celebration of W'hitsuuday. or Pentecost, being the Birth- day of the Church, is naturally. like that of Easter, of immemorial Even in the history of St. Paul the Apostle to the Gen: tiles we note his markedanxleiy to keep the feast of Pentecost at The Church marks the day by proper Psalms and proper Pretace in the Communion service. as one of the four great Our Lord promised that His departure should be followcd by a Person like Himself—another Comforter—the Spirit of Truth. Who proceedeth from the Father. » Father. and He shall ghe you another Comforter. that He may abide with you forever; even the Spirit of Truth. Whom the world cannot receive. because it seeth Him not, neither knoweth Him; but ya know Him: for He dwelleth with you and shall be in you." fulfillment of this promiSe. ten days after the Asceneidn. at the conclusion of the period of expectation, was accomplished when the Day of Pentecost was fully come, by the personal advent of the Holy Ghost, to abide forever as the Guide and Teacher of the faith- ful. in the name and stead of the Incarnate Son. . 0n Whitsunday. 1649. the English Church had set forth the ', The greatness of the Feast marks it as a Holy Day of 0bliga~ tion for all the faithful communicants of the Church. The word "Whitsunday." according to Skeet, "It is tolerably certain." he says.‘ “that the English name White Sunday is not older than the Norman Conquest: for before that date. the name was always Pentecost. that. for some reason or other, the name Pentecost was then chang- ed for that of White Sunday. which came into common use. and was early corrupted into Whitsunday; proving that White was soon‘ ‘ misunderstood, and was wrpngly happened to refer to the wit or wisdom conferred by the Holy Ghost.‘ . “And I will pray the The "signifies literal- We are therefore quite sure s, atroeities can be. constructed along the winding wooded streets'oi her town. If property owners agree to conform to the city's architectural scheme they will be permitted to build. otherwise not. A definite scheme of architecture will apply as well to the business section as to the resident district. It is expected that the «widows sec- tion will be of the half-timbered old England style of prehitectiirn and tiny prospective store owner‘ will be required to conform to the commun- ity pie-til. when he builds. _. l HAVANA. tor—$11?) Labor? containing approximately 100 skele- tone. isbclieved the catacon‘l’b was used by Clarisian nuns. 'Bider Ba gard Too Wholesome (Jay ouse, Columnist.) He wrothoke-a dozen or more of them. But they were feeble, futile things in which the author avoids. discussions of as: and the other vit- i and significant problem of the av. meaning. liquor. He managed to interest his readers. but that is all one coy say at .hlm * JACOB lEl’Y Is To APPEAL-HIS- JAIL SENTENCE Fin e d $14,000 and Term in Prison for Running Beer-- Sen- sational Case The appeal from the sentence. handed down in the Superior Court by Judge William Maltbie in the case of the state against Jacob Lew is scheduled ‘to come up next week in the Supreme Court of Errors in New Hmcn. In the Superior Court. Levy was lined $14. 000 and sentenced to from two to eight years. He was tried on seven counts for deletion of the state liquor law Levy at the time or his arrest ,was the proprietor of the Combo Inn. Westport. it was brought out at the trial that he had a number at automobile trucks carting beer between a.“ warehouse and bottling works in Bridgeport and New York. 7 He was represented at the trial, which was held in Bridgeport be- fore a Jury and Judge Maitbie by Attorney Henry Greenstein‘ of Bridgeport. in the appeal hearing. has been appointed as Associate Jus- tice on the Supreme Court bench and is disqualified from passing on this case. Ills place will probably W NEW HAVEN. May 29 .-0£flclll announcement had been made by Chic: Justice George W. Wheeler .‘at a" -/ is composed entirely of women, and)" ‘ 10:30 a. in. Service: .lti. Rev. Blsl1~' He will represent him ' Judge Maltbie since the Levy trial ‘ be taken by Judge Nowell Jennings.‘ SERVICES son sonar: moods ‘ that Memorial “prices for =93;th ‘ J - o . His Praise of gin. famous French soldier. to mind again his leadership of Am- erican troops in their first important engagement in the World War. Ills order commending the Third United States Army Corps, comprising the First, Second and Thirty-Second Di- visions.‘f0r their part in the action on the Sdissons-lthcime front. which began July 18. 1918p"! repro- duced in an article in the current Seribner's liiaguziue. "Mongin wrisvory proud of his connection with the Americans. On July 80 ho'issue'd the order. which concluded with the poraéraph: ‘ “American Comrades! I‘mn grate. fill to" you for the blended gener- ously spilled on the soil of ,my country. I am proud to have com- manded y'ou dining such days and to have iought with you for the dc- livc cranes of the world. . (Signed) MANGIN. “ Captain. John W. Thompson. .11.. l'. S. Marine Corps, vividly des- cribes the action which drciv" the or Marines in that. action—in “ll‘ix Bayonetslu—The Charge at Soissons‘a' in the June Seribner's. The article. 12-14 No. Main St. Death of Gen. Maligi m..— Thc recent death of General Mann. brlnsé general's praise—cud- his conipanY, Frank H J acob‘y The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes n Recalls . ._ , American Soldiers illustrated by pages from tho auth- or's sketchbooks, begun with burnt matches on the edge of lleilcaii Wood. is considered by many critics one of the most thrilling and vivid. pieces of writing which have Come out of the war. The followin pardo graphs give something of the robust richly iiaivored huniorgof these lila- i'ines even in times of great stress: it was getting dusk when the Jet Battalion of the 6th. leading, round- ed it turn in the road and came up- on on endless column of cumlons drawn up along the river road on for as one could see. The compan- ies became silent.“ . "Cautions! They rode us to Ghetto-Terry in them l;usscs—" “Yoh! an' it was a one-way trip for a bell of a lot of us. too!" "Chino up! 'Ciose up an’ keep to the right or the road." “Camlons! 'l‘hat's a sign want us had. somewhere on the line'," commented the - lean first lieutenant who hiked at the. head of the illih Company. “Waltor”—to the officer beside him—“I wonder what happened yesterday an’ today, will: all that shooting." Don't know —-—-but this Chateau-Thicrry salient they v So. Norwalk ' Given to ‘ Bridal Pictures . --and—- Wedding Groups IN "THE steam or: AT . THE norm HAVE THAT BABY PICTURE'TAKEN HERE MANUGlAN’S martini-r asn cosmonaut. . PHOTOGRAPHER 46 South Main Street South Norwalk Store Hours ii to 0~Saturdliy ii to 7 ' DRY: GOODS 10-12 80. MAIN ST. Mllliucry II M UNSIE’ um SOrNORWA ‘ is mighty deep nn' narrow, unless the liucho spread himself yesterday . . . . 1! we were to break into it. up near one of the corners. . . ." "You! Well. we're right on the tip of it here—can jump either way- Lord! there's a lot ‘of these con- veyances." . Later the battalion knew what had happened on July 15. when the lloclie made his final cost across a the Champagne country to‘Wa i‘thoims and Emu-nay: and his sto tin divisions. surged to the Marne. an stayed, and lapped dround the loci of the gray Mountain of Rho! and stayed. Just now the battb cillcd for none or these thing had no supper; it faced a. etc do trip of uncertain: duration. and is assured of various diseomi‘ortrl a oi that. .. Where Else ”av-.440 $89 Buy *PerformaneeLilge Thidi’l The extraordinary periormsnee of this Oldsmobile Sixlis certain to reuse your present ideas of mater car values. ‘ So little eifort is required to thread it through traffic. or” into small parking spaces—that it almost seems to pot- sess a sense of direction. 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