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d ' ' ' ‘ \VAEIHINOTON. '0. 7.-- —-———-- . . ll'll‘tl ill llll‘ «lottlltuun tll\ nu; i
' ‘ .‘ United States houury net~buiv where thcrc is hope or help. When-cf g . llvim'n .iudllr- l“|‘|'t‘llllill l.u.'u ll
‘ . .2. ' ‘ sacs at close 0! business Dec. there is no spiritual manifestation; v: uilerumui.
. s READY i was [148.598.559. the needy may well be in tlcspalr. i RACE WINNER ‘ “r“ ‘ W— ‘ . ~~-- -‘ . .
. ‘ "The spiritual forces are the grunt . , .
. larceny! human llfc. 3“ Fr 5. I‘ ()N
. . - w . . u . 'Mild d b l Wi c at alto _............ . “Even an slam in not valued un. WNEW Talmud—7 (A. P) Old 0m "T Re Elected JOF PRINTIN(
. . . 1" 0V9 0" on. 0 l” 3 idea it has in it the spiritual beauty - ~ - - - . "' cer - '
FOR CONCERT Mrs. cw. warm... up...“ an. F. J. Moran Is Co-oper- o, can... Com" m WW .1 “mum 0‘ WWW m" m b "t to ‘Eiil- s .
‘ * -_ .‘ ' $313335 tolfigwé‘fimoml'm? sting With Governor ““"m ““d ‘°“°“°"“”' “ “me“ the secmlnsiy Itilied‘ hem of Ar- As Tfl u.e South NorVJ'llB
,. . ‘ ~ ' modicu,..acco rapist. and medley iii TeachinsfiUse of ”invitili given a bit at gold. “w" ““"m' °‘ ”W “°°"°“°' "g Clellt SBIVICk—RUfUS
Ave. M. E. Church Ntekerson. dilnict. 'l'ila antige s I) fit t ,‘ r . nothing much would have happened. 1.. ,yestcrdsy saved his life alter he SNith President
. Hold‘Amir To. quartet“ ”m"? "“3- at ' ° u Q “ e5 ' ' but without money he opened sur- W pull in. Brooklyn while rccelv.‘ _ ,
.- . ' . .. . WWtNQW‘n‘ "r a church and is . cut—.— prising resources at ‘such u be hud.’ lag gongratulations on winning the ."""” . , NarClssus Bulbs and
.. 0 Ti . u l offlQrs “U0 lo .
ll.l lw Evenmg .‘.. “0“ 3”“ m?“§”3““‘ all" y. 'r. Moi-an. treasurer and man- in the resident «one: at his life. tan-mile Bay Ridge modified mum. ‘° ‘° °“ "5 Bowls——
v3 . ’ ‘ .- . oi agar o! The Norwaik Cool and Sup- fiere'mercy was better than llloncy, then a tow minutes before. . elected at yesterdays naturist-0f ”19
' ‘ artette “)3an ' The "”1" wzmhmrwm Ply Co.. today m'ade public it M10? "These resources were communi- W110“ DP" R-BDORCCI‘ llanllltou South Not-walk hiuslclulls’ DMD-‘0 __ .-
' r“ ‘ . . £118,250“ Norwal m“! “a“ on sent to all cost merchants in com cated to the lame man, and were of. reached ”'0 "WOMNOW runner. New...) ihglngoh'es inn...“- respect. 35c”50c $1 25
are completed tor the com ‘3' held tonight “'1‘ a c “tine b usi- nectlcut in conjunction with the Gov. tectual. The man rose and walked. Garvin's pulse. did not register and i' m_ ' f _ l ., _ “W is a e
be l'en b the Fflcndgmp 5°“"°"~ “‘“°‘ , h: “t,“ n acted ernor's Educational Program to flow much better than remaining a 105“ lvveflmm‘t‘u It. th'eud."1‘he ‘° 0 ”a 0' “i” 3“” j”- ‘ AND UP
0 Ki 1 none 0‘ the club “.m.° .m ' ' teach the people of the State the beggar! The M‘eatcst help is that inlection of the drug a a heart tribute to lilt-il' t‘n‘lt‘ltllll svrvlcu dur.
. class of the East avenue Mo-
.. t Episcopal . church. M. the ‘
it tomorrow evening. ‘Coneid-
massage restored him to conscious-
ness and he was taken to Bay Ridge
sanitariuln in almost normal condi.
proper may to burn sott coal in the
present luel emergency. Mr. Moran's
company is A. member or the com-
which enables men to help them-
selves, with courugc. hope, sell-con-
trol. spiritual initiative and personal
ilig the |i:l“t your:
l’i'esidcntvllllfus .1. Smith.
\‘icc-I’rcsidvlit-—William ii.
A Gift. Always littljtxi‘i't‘tl
With l’lctlsurv.
An official board. meeting of the
East avenue M. iii. church will be
held this evening at-‘tbe church. mm’ i
l . . ‘ '
“our”! “Mr: again"! in all: , .. rattler. Excerpts from the letter (01- power, lion. ' , I". . M
“d ‘t " “9°“ " at ‘ reco ' ' ' i a s at W" » , ‘ “The source at all power is m . WM" . 5.3mm“... Trousurpr and W CH... . '
‘ Will ““M' " ‘ )tli: ”0.113;?- 3:12:33 ngghuflu “To A“ Coal MWCMM' in Connoctl. 0°d' ” “ " Manager—Frank ll. Field. 1 BOXCd Gifts
.9 ”flieipants include: "MM .0)”: tomorrow "wing 'at .7i80 out: “The release of spiritual forces Sergeant-abArnls—l‘t. 3- LUI‘IHUI'L i .
I .. .. ,, . ""i‘his is s) tormal request of gov. sent strength through title mall‘s ° Executive Board—liufus J. Siliiili.l of Rugmraft Novelties—-
William R. l’it'rlicl‘. Frank Ll. Fluid.
Frank vac, .trcllil: 'l‘. .‘it‘l‘llulll.
Examining (Tommiltccc-Cllulrman.1
Fi‘t‘d \'. I’owcli; W. R. ‘ l’ledlcr.‘
Frank St'cc. J. J. l‘runyl. .indrcw J.
.Sllllt's.
l-Zl-liaiscr Willa-Int wits godfather 3
lie this little llnlt-h boy. \i‘ilholnl
Vail "asst-It. llv is carrying it do"
around by his godflltllvr and pro-2
et-utctl to him.
frame (in the name of Jesus ot‘ Nu-
zaretll) and he walked and leaped
and praised God. He rccognizctl the
gift as God's. *
"Such release always brings
suits. ‘ .
"Peter said to; the \vldo-cywl. oli-
cn mouthc‘d crowd. that ii. was not
their power or holiness that had
dono the work. but till.- non-or lot
God. (through his gift of Christ the
ernor Trumbull for information as
to the loci supply on hand ahd a
pledge to support his Educational
Program {or Burning Substitutes.
"Since the beginning of the coal
strike a committee of thirteen rcpre-
selltutivc coal merchants have been
working in close unison with (law
crnor Trumbull in providing constant
surveys of fuel on hand throughout
the State. in pushing the use of sub-
?o'oloote lt'tho.dh:ircll.' . ‘ ‘
‘ The newly termed Boys“ club" oi ‘
tho Chi’llt church will hold it! first
meeting tomorrow evening at 1
o’clock in the church. The calcar-
o’ the club will be‘ elected.
.. I l
i few of this many ltvlns—
Salad Spoon and Fork
Shoe Trees
l Crumb Brush and. Tray l
Children's Purses .
$35010 FOR BELL
VALLEY FORGE. l‘u.. Dev.
(AP) A gift of $3.5M for [111: pur-,
chase of the ..‘Ollllnt‘lltttlt lucli" in
the Star Spangled llnllllcr national
pcncc chinl." at Washington Kill-mu-
rial chapel was announced ,vostt'l'diiy
lo-
7.»
NEW REVENUE
The Girls' club at the church will
also meet tomorrow night at 1:30
o'clock at tha'hcmo of Miss ‘Helen
amino. 5 Bette piece.
;; . . g o . . . stitutee in every “loyaliolpirig to pro. 808901» the cross. and the rcsurroc- by the Rev. Dr. W. llcrbcrt lint-k. ' i 10:11” Brushes
6 ‘NO. Main St. Tomorrow evening It 7‘“ 001°“ vent prontearlng. and pledging the “2?) _ pastor of the chapel. The inouoy “in. 3 ; 0
811‘ at the Advent Christian Church Miss united support of the coal trade dur- Mi!“ “0 D" always rcccguizc the contributed by lhv- count-client Stntc ' p ’ i . Lemon Dish and Fork
SOIlth NOYW am. we will conduct a Bible ing the continuance of the strike. movements 0! the almighty, us he society of the Daughters of illt‘ ‘ . _...._. .
Phone 256 study idler. Misc can was tor seV- i'Vcry eiticienl work on U10 Gov. Plants his footsteps on the 3m er Amorlcan lit-vollliioll. WASHINGTON, Duo. 7 tin—9 Curtain Pulls
= on] years connected with the Bi“! emor's Educational Program is ba- ”d" “Don the storm. or maybe The cllllllc will consist of thirteen ‘
The new Revenue bill proposing a
sum“, campaigns and ll well known in: carried on through we executive stands within the shadow, ism-ping bells. representing the 13
i
. original -..- - - i l i i al‘ Brushes
as g leader 0! Bible It“!!! 0m committee of the State Manufactur- “"330,“ “”0"“ N5 Own. , colonies. and will be dedicated on WELL ATTENDED 3:98:21: tilgndii(1(:.i::it1?lxe:(;llil$:€5 M l t y
All thouv'hoare interested are uk- crs' Association and the Connecticut 1“ salvation is .always awaiting July 4. 1926. Funds {or the twin: MW... {01. mung”; We...” ream-.3; Lavendar Jars
ed to attend. Chamber or Commerce. and a com- me “‘4‘“ 0‘ Men's faith. and their are helm; raised in all the ot-hr-r . “‘2".- ‘ . . .taxpayr was re lorlnd-[o ii . Housv'
' ' ' ' ‘ bincd report. including that of your ”GM": for spiritual powtr. original culonlcs cxccpt mimic i.. ; NEW I~.\iltl-II:.l.il. Dec. ..-—. . .- l . it. .. . Bread Boards
today as thv first legislative business ’
' ‘ eiros avenu
Elmer Btates or M 9 presented to the llL‘\\' Longvess.
returned last evening trout bit. Veri
nOn where he spent the weekend
"The Power of God was cspcciuliy
and supremely manifest in the per-
son of Jesus.
committee, will be'givcn to the Gov-
ernor at a meeting at these commit-
tees to be held at Hartford, Wedn'cs.
land, North Carolina. South Carolina
Members or the gm'vrnlng board of
and Georgia.
the ch Fulriicld lL'ollgl'cglitioaal
church “ill moot tonight to decide
Fruit Boards
WON'T COMIC RACK i
seen assassins
“1m mends' ’ ’ ‘ “a” u” 9‘” instant. ' um “ “1° 5°59“ 3'“ “1"" ”m ” ' Visit our: Gift llolw-um-m
. i...— ‘ '“Evcry dealer ill. the State should man or God. but God raised him up. “'llttlllf‘l' Sunday services will be . mmmltl‘. llcc. T--(A'l’)- ' CW 3 ‘
“a Mr. Janice McGarry is .,mOVinil make every effort to do his part in He is ”1de the Prince of Llfc, the hold in the church during the com- P91” 1‘. bunllcnlll-urk. wanted hot-c
from his former home on Van Zant
: n I it! “I “LEVI i‘lilll'filéllllg “0m 5““0 d
residents ill at, "trot t‘lcli .luick”.
“theme. and now under arrest 'infi
ins \vlntor months About 25 persons
fatlrndcd the "test“ service held yes-
‘tcrday altar-noon by ltcv. J. Ruskin
upholding the honor of‘ our business.
in providing plenty oi‘ fuel tor‘ui.,forces and the promise of spiritual
trade. and in. preventin‘g any pro- ‘ results. beyond the mere effccting of
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL artistic .
reruns; salons
12 , ' Street
holy one and Just. Hbre arc spiritual l
i
Sissies AGAIN
John fiction. formerly a! 88 Van
“"11“ 01 any kind." physical recovery. illowe oi Danb'y. indicating that a Ravcnna. Ohio. refuses to return;
No 1k, Conn, Zan street hustler“. to Clll'ltrm‘ A questionnaire 1. enclosed with "Hi! 33:12:11“ laid: in his name majority of the members are anx- :VIth‘mt l'ugllilll lirloceedlugs, g'aptlil‘liii
'- . ‘ the letter. ‘ 31000519 I 0 a cure. Here is a . .' . . . .. *ious to have the services continued. ort flit'l‘ . -‘ow or o c .liltor ‘
., - Nearly evarymembcr or the East , spiritual regeneration including a “:Abl‘ilhmclh. I): ‘t: :t‘tl. ..1 Ponce dmmmum remmd “day on;
zoom-gm Improvoment Association; .. phyg‘cal reinvention, which cuabl. (Al ). congress taint. so no res KIWANIS SPEiililln. m5 Mum .
a and many husbands. plan to attend T P Y 44 ed the man not only to walk. but '0 :l‘f‘feggy‘zngtfifc ggeéf:g°:érer;?; llerbert 5. Downs, special more. .-.7.-.._ -a N,
“1° Cit! CNN! “mu"! “mm" , leap from inward toy. and to praise ’ ‘ g y solitatlve or the Federal Reserve ARRESTED As SI’EEDER .
ill
Oars
P950118“
evening at the City'l-lall to bring the
matter 0! a sidewalk under the rallv
road bridge over East avenue before
FOR ACCEPTING
God out or a lull heart.
"The highest values or body and
spirit may cnvolva togethcp and the
at’ noon. The his Republican major-
ity rolled up in the Coolidge land.
slide of 1924 tooksaddic in both the
system. will be the speaker at the
Kiwanis club meeting on Thursday
noon at the Royal James inn. Mr.
James Dcsposito. oi l7l West End
avenue. was arrested on the charge
of spending by Motorcycle Police.
. . Senate and the House. but kcpt a . ..
, , the city. 35W?“ “mam“..h‘xnbtfig $13“?! gecources tor mankind weather eye on the Democrats and Downs will speak on Relation "01 man Charles Thorpe. in West ave-
mma AND 07E 6 cent w the Council an at pro or calth and religion as insurgents who again threaten coal- Federal “New" to local business. nuc. last evening. He was released
ram. slvnf 'soonesoams
' HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
I... Wagner. Branch M8?-
action ha; been takslr. The associa.
tion members leel lairly ~ confident
that a. sidewalk will be placed there
in the near tuture. as at present the
road under the bridge is dangerous
to pedestrians. especially at night. as
there are no lights under the bridge.
The mattc of lights will also be
, TWO lulu
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Mr. Lockhart's car was parked on i
the side at the road while he was
found ln.thc‘ influence of Joan» are
hardly appropriated even by the
professed followers of our Lord yet
we truly sing.
"Jesus. the name believes all.
"In earth. or boil or sky.
' "Ye blind behold' your
come.
savior
ltion against some of the pet
lasts 0! the administration.
With a‘nlost a mid session mom‘-
entum. the House put the new tax
reductiop all at the head or the cal-
endar and prepared to go to work at
once. .
pro.
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ROY“; JAP BABY ‘
TOKIO. Dec. 7,—(AP). The Prin-
cess Nagako. who became the bride
of Crown Prince Hirohiio January
26. 1925, presentéd the imperial
family with a granddaughter at 8:10
o‘clock last night. The ntvspapers‘
under bonds of $25 and will be tried
in the downtown city court this at-
ternoou.
We‘d DJ afraid to wear these bal-
loon trousers. Might get them on.
upside down some morning.
. . . . - Bicalltinlo. tllc Senatc. after its . M l
, . brought up. - doing some shopping in a nearey ‘ And leap ye lame tor icy!" issued extras and there is a general . . l . . s.
. WII‘ . - .. , , customary manner. was organizing . ' Putting on the neavios and hilt-1 . . , .
m AVE. “03 .0 t t 1 t store. Mrs. Lockhart was in tho car Th0 faith that “l3 with this man leisurely. air of l'clolcing throughout Japan. ing them off again ,3 ”ems“ busivi Mt‘i i \ Llli'lSlmaSi“
, The chemical engine ram he at the time of the collision. but w“ gave him this pertoct soundness in
m
18.
inc;
.2
W II in 't amo‘ate‘
1.00 $1.25. $1.50
PER POUND
JUST ARRIVED
lasted Drug Store
George E. .Cook
. . Successor
:ss wasnluomn mam
so. nonwsnn. cell's.
a.‘ ..
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STATION PHONE
M. lites. 9 Raymond Terrace Satin
day atternoou, shorfly alter
age résulted.
William ‘a. Phillips motored
by the Red Men's team from Brie
South Norwaik.
I t 0
Mayflower-c Hook. Ladder and Hon
compdny responded to a Illultlm
'- sent in from the home or. Bernhard
o'clock. The cause oi the alarm
proved to be an overheated furnace
which blew oi! the safety valve on
the furnace and caused a great deal
or Iteam to escape. No fire or dam-
Albert Farris. Benjamin Thomas.
Robert Oliver. Stephen O'Brien and
to
Stamford Saturday evening‘ where
thugwitnesscd degree work put on
lot. Conn. A large delegation w‘s.
also present from Norwalk and
not hurt. although badly trightenba.
it was testified that. Dempsey was
driving slowly at the time of the ac-
cidentfdue to the, rain and wet con-
dition of the pavqnont. The rear ion
tender of Mr. Lockhart's car was
damaged and the trout lctt tire bad.
ly cut. Dempsey drove away after
the accident. although he waited at
the scene for about ten minutes‘
while Mr. Lockhart. was telephoning
for the police.
Dempsey was apprehended in
Georgetown after his car had run
out of gas. lie was brought to the
uptown Police Station in Norwalk
and detained there in_ default of
$500 bonds set by Judge Castles.
Mr. Lockhart, Charles Stack of
Winnipauk. Dempsey and State Po-
licemhn James tgstlfied.
5
itual principle. awakened in the
helpless fellow. obtained for ‘hlm
union with supreme power. He cli-
tcrcd into spiritual wholeness; hav-
ing the ills of God. But as men of-
ten deny the spiritual unless they
see its manifestation. physical
soundness was also bestowed upon
him. and the spiritual power was
mauiteat. as Peter said. in the pres-
ence or you all.
No man indeed hath seen God at
'any time. but Jesus. in his message
and his lite has declared him. It is
now postal-lg the privilege of evory
man to enter with Christ inoo the
possession oi divine power through
the spiritual processes at iatth."
Rev. Robert B. B. Fools. rector oi
the Christ Episcopal church. spoke
yuterds‘ morning on the 400th an-
tho presence or them all. The spir- ~
church Sunday school. rte-v. Freder-
ick l-i. Jacobs. pastor ot‘ the church.
had as his sermon topic. ”Tile Test.
of Loyalty." which was especially
for the new momborb Mr. Jacobs
gave several illustrations from the
Bible to. mphsslae the topic.
At the evening service the pastor
delivered an address on the work-'0!
William Tyndale in translating the
Bible from the original Greek. He
stated that people should appreciate
the work done by Tyndale as the
present King James version of the
Bible is practically adapted from
Tyndalo'a work.
"Printing Our‘ Bible" was the
topic of the sermon given by Rev
E. F. McGrogor. pastor or the Firm
Congregational church in Norwalk
'i leged violation of city ordinances.
The imperial infant will bd present-
ed with an imperial sword at the
traditional ceremony today.
lilit‘. DL‘ESSEL DIES.
BRISTOL. pec. 7.-iAP.). Rev.
Otto Ducsscl. pastor of the German
Lutheran church horc. died sudden-
ly at his home last. night. He held
services in his church as usual yes-
terday. and was talking over t e
telephone in his home when he was
stricken. He died a few hours lap
ter.
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WARBAN‘I‘ FOB REV. GOODMAN.
STAMFORD. Dec. 7 (AP).-For
having dynamite in his rooming
housc, contrary to the terms of his
pcl‘mit to use explosives and in‘sl-
“€53
Some people have so much conii-i
dance in themselves they will call a
dictionary a liar.
RADIOS FOR , ,
“CHRISTMAS
i
r ATWA’I‘ER KENT ‘.
S‘TBOMBERG-OARLSON l
FADA NEUTRDDYNE '
RADIO“
SUPERKE TERODY‘SE
SO. 25 AND NO. 28
City Prosecutor Spelke issued a war-
rant. of arrest on Rev. C. M. Good.
.Norwalks’ Electric Co.
i’hono ma .
The i
20 30. Main St.
.l itl hood Health
Buy Christmas Seals!
A" penny, a Inside. a. dollar
or two, ,
No sum is too large or too
small '
fa buy Christmas seals; so,
.. good people, please buy
Anti give us your help, one
and all!
Dempsey said he was employed
as a bellector tor a New York con-
corn. He said he but live drinks or
whiskey. at a private house in South
Norwalk. He said he took the drinks
because holeltylli.
In reviewing the case Judge Car
dec said that each case must stand
on its merit. lie mentioned that the
usual procedure who to send" a man
to jail. but because Dempsey bad a.
wits and child. he made the sentence
as light as possible under.the cir-
cumstances. ‘ .
Dempsey paid part or his one and
Will bring.tlle remainder ot the
money to court tomorrow. ‘
Death; and Funerals
Mary J. Bush
Mary J. Bush. wire of Zones 0.
Bush. died at her home on Willow
street. Sunday afternoon. . Funeral
services will be held from the D.
w. Raymond funeral parlors. Tues-
day at 7:80. Interment will be at
yesterday morning. Rev. Meal-egot-
plctursd the Bible and showed the
lesson we should draw from it.
Rev. B. C. Weasel. pastor or the
St. Paul's Lutheran church told his
people "How to Prepare to Meet the
Lord." Rev. Welt'zei conductaaer-
vices both in German and in Eng-
lish. He also has charge oi the ser-
vlccs in thc‘ Westport Lutheran
church. in ills sermon. Rev. Won-
zel” suggested how people should
now begin to make preparations (or
the time when they would come
tace-totace with the Lord.
Mr. and Mrs. aniel Molillo and
children ’and rs. Frank Allen and
‘aon William lett this morning for a
day‘s motor trip to Hartford and
Springfield. ’.
Mun. D. Madcy and son Rich-
ard. 0! Gregory Boulevard and Mrs.
M. iii. Mada. of Eastju'onue are in
New York todty on a. shopping trip.
liirs. Wallace Batu and Mrs.
George Bodyoott. beds of Maltese
avenue. returned Saturday evening
'ti-om Mt. Vernon. where they yrs
visiting relatives. . .. '
Mrs. Gould Hedanberg. o! wax.
field street and Mrs. James Finch.
ct Emerson street. were in New
York Saturday shopping.
nlve ry o! the translation or the
New comment into the English
language by William Tyndale. Mr.
Footo outlined the historical facts
flaming the work done by Tyn.
a e. .
He stated that Tyndale was torc-
od to (loo to Germany with his wdrk
than to England and later it was
printed in Worms. Germany. in
1525. The reason (or the translation
was that Tyndale glw the need of a
Bible printed in English and be tin-
lshed his work. although it cost him’
his life ten years later. .
“The work." Mr. Foote stated.
"Made my tor the rerormatlen in
England two years alter its print.
'3!
' Rev. Victor Selim. pastor at the
Rowayton Baptist church. spoke
yesterday morning on the "Perils oi
Recitation." The two‘nlaln points
or the sermon were that hesitation
has never accomplished coming“ to-
wards the building or homes. schools
or churches, and that no one can
look into tile taco of duty and truth
in 7
man today.
announcing Ot/r g/Yppaimmmt
a:
i. AUTHORIZED ' DEALE
’ o. a o
A crusade prayer meeting will be
held at the horns or Mrs. W. Don-
aldson. at :9 Filth street Tuesday
afternoon at 1:80 o'clock. Miss Grace
Saxa bible leader or New York will
speak. All mention and triends are
Mrs. deals at. Button
Mu. sun. is. Sutton. eighty-three.
mums COMPANY fl . m a Caldwell. N. J. itev. Tompkins will “a 1...“...- g. mph-"ma mm
.' unity in bad to a n - cruciate. Besides her husband. Mrs. points by a number of illustrations
, ‘. ' M88. m DIES ‘ 5i Bush is survived by a daughter. Mrs. ml, each. . _' , , -,
ill-so mg"; 9'- ‘l-uinmnn. Doe. 7.—(AP). Mrs. " 3' F‘m‘" °‘ m“°"°“' Mm 1“?- m uid that. "the school.
' homes and churches mine work
of modern Christian civilisation and
"that they would lose their import~
Martha A. Lake. mother of exogov.
eraor Everett J. Lake died in Bronx.
0360mm LIGHTING l'i‘i'MEN‘l‘S
lie. ' l I I "am" he, widow 0‘ James C Sutiou. died this once and tall it we hesitate." ‘ '
”‘3 your. “mm” ”mm "m m as; i. ths roll. or her dsugh- . g. l . ' . . . _
‘ ~- ~ . . . . . stale . r
. w“ 9““ ‘3" mm” "l "‘° tor. nu. Oscar, Canneld. is West an...“ em“. 3.;{hf‘gmc;_ Riddle Finneats have come to be rcc0galzcd as the
avenue. She was a membir of the
First Camden-l church or liter.
waiktormaa'yyearsandwu are-i-
deal. here nearly all of her lite. She
is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Confleid.
The funeral will be held from the
home of her daughter. on wellnes-
dsy.’ “mean at 3 o'clock. Rev.
Ernest F. McGregoi'psstor o! the
First Congregational church or Nor-
walk. will undue. Burial Will be
in Biv‘eluide cantataw.
5 ‘ William la. Briggs ‘ ' ‘
William uneoln Briga- of 8’
street died suddenly Mel-dag mora-
il‘lg‘ at the Moon! bail on South
.ltals street. ltr. Briggs had Just
enter“ the hall from the street
when he was taken ‘wtth spools”.
He is survived bra wife. Funeral
services will be bold tomomweve:
hing at 8 o'clock, I the ridden“
tunes-ah parlor o trederlck H-
Gauahoon South Nata street. Ad-
ditional funeral arrangements will be
., sir. Briggaiwu a charter meatbal-
or in! Mill Norwk W. W
l 1!!” or noose. Rem amnion
cd at the Norwalk‘tock denim.“
family lot in‘ Woodstock.
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standard-of fine residential lighting. Aswe have
been appointed authorized dealer: you are assured
of seeing here at all times a comprehensive display
of these beautifpl dialects for residential lighting
purposes. You are invited to see the Riddle Fit-
mean we are now showing in the acw'Espcranto .
Decoration and to make use of our facilities in plan-
ning suitable installment for new home and to go-
. alts: old-style italics: tsunami. " : i
mks last evening or “Baptism-o
Why Do We Bastian" ‘
lit. Mallory said that ‘flt is one at
the symbols and .ever since the be-
ginning o! the Christian lira aud'is
an initiatlousinto the Christian life.
The importance is evidence oi our
linearity ot’dlvine' origin and is al-
ways accompanied by the bled-ingot
God in the lite or the candidates and
those who participate as the devotion
or the bowl”. It is a dramatists:
of the Easter mimic. thus W-
ing the truth at Christ's recurrent ion
and consecration 0! person." .
Following the uncut! young
women were baptised. A bale
was held at the church last Sunday
evening and plans are being made
for another within the next week or
M-tba morning service Pratt-or
Rania of the International Baptist
seminar: at East Orange, bl. J.. gave
a sermon on "What Doe-Oomminion
.3,» to You 1" which war flllbwod
by Communion. .
‘ [rim-one new members were re.
associate the First Congregational
church at South Norwdllt. at tho
morning set-vied yesterday. 11%er 1
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Dee. ‘L—(AP). tire of undetermin-
od early this morning destroy-
ed the building and the li.
brat-y of a Central State Normal
Cancel. The estimated loss is $500.-
000.
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clval 8. Dill. president of the Amara
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