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11111111 WISE
, res Additional $150,-
fr“ 000 to Palestine Fund
' as Protest Against
Resignation
NEW YORK. Dec. 26.——!\'nti1nn
trails Went to tho (ii-tense ot' ilabbl
ophen 8. Wise yrstcrduy, protest-
' against his resignation as chair
again or the l'nlled i'alest‘ino Appeal
and prrsonally pledging an lldtll
Elana] $160. 000 to the fund as an ex—
ipression or his cuntldrncm ’lhls.
udded to n trust. round of 3.1000th
fronted by Mr. Straus fo1 welfare.
'fi'ork among all people 05 P:1l(.stinn
brings his total contribution up to
{61111. 0110
In authorizing Rabbi Wise to make
lpubilc his beucfactlnn. Mr. Straits
championed him with emphasi:1 and
prr‘lr‘tid that the lulled Palestine
Appeal never would accept his
noiir1iiitli111.llabhi Wise decided to
relinquish his office following wide-
spread criticism of it sc1monl11st
flunday in which he 1'-:(1ogr1izcd
Ohrlat its a great moral and rthical
‘ leader.
‘1‘ - Rabbi Wise wrote Wednesday to
Winnie Lipskv. chairman of the
.iionist Uruaniintlon of America
tendering his resignation after the
‘Agudath Ilar:1|10nl111,(l‘nio‘n of
,}Drthodox Rabbis). has issued an
i edict against him. 110 insisted that
there had Men 11 111lsllmlc1'st.: ndlnl;
(it his 11 ords and that the criticism
was based on hear's11'11nd headlines.
.His resignation will be considered
=ui: an executive meeting of the
United I‘alcstlnn Appcal to be held
hext week.
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(Continued from Page One.)
They had two children.
When Nicky was arrested as the
"master mind" in the his bond thett.
Fanny enjoyed 11 good laugh. Or—
well. maybe the laugh was a little
bit torccd.
“Why don't they stop kidding and
quit calling my Nicky a master
mind?" she asked. “Why, that bird
is as simple as our baby. I live with
Nicky. and I guess I know how much
of a master mind he's R011"
But down under the surface—well.
maybe Fanny 11-1111 right. Nicky Arn.
stein couldn't ho a. master mind to
her. Iio was just the easygoing.
good-natured husband who liked to
stay homo and play with the babies
\vhllo Fanny was at. the theater—tile
understanding pal who "keeps quiet
when I wake up cranky in the morn.
tag." as she put it.
Fanny stuck by him during his
trial. She sat in the crowded court-
room with a pathetic little smile on
her face, flashing him a look of term.
puthy when he glanced her way train
the witness stand, dubbing her nose
with an inadequate llttlo handker-
chict when he was convicted. and
telling him to "look funny. dear."
when they posed for photographers
just before he was led away to pris-
on.
Fanny Brice “Curries 011."
“People tell me I'm a brick to
stand by my husbum ," silo remark-
ed oncc. “Why shouldn't I‘.‘ Wouldn't
any other woman do the same it she
loved her husband? I love him. “‘0
understand each other because we've
seen so much or each other."
was in prison. Things came out
after the trial—~revelations of former
escapades. of difficulties with women
and with tho police—but Fanny
shrugged her shoulders and contin-
ued to act the clown on the stage——
for the “Music Box Revue." now.
Twice sho appealed to Washington
tar his release on parole.
And always she lived the port of
the only serious song she was ever
given to sing-—
sometimes I think I'll run
away. but I know Id come back on
my knees some day. . . .
"For whatever my man is—I am
his—forevermorc.”
Personals and Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sparks, of
West Side avenue. Darien. enter-
tained friends at. their home yestcr~
day.
fl
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardells. of
Holden place. entertained relatives
and friends at their home on Christ-
mas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welman. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. spent Christmas
Day with Mrs. Wciman‘s brother.
Frank Williamson of Williamson
road. Barton.
0 O 0
Gerald Coffin. of Bridgeport. was
a visitor in Norwalk on Christmas
Day.
a 0
Thomas May. of Belden avenue.
spent Christmas Day with relatives
in Bridgeport.
t
t 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Clarkin, of 111
Beldon place entertained Mr. Clark-
in’s sisters on Christmas Day.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Bys-
hee. of Isaac street. observed their
37th wedding anniversary Thursday
0 O 0
Harvey W. Root. of 19 Morgan
avenue is sprnding today in New
York city on business.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Coffiin
of Beiden place spent Christmas at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judson
II. Williamson of West Side ave-
nue. Dorian.
m. and Mrs. Anthony Chichlsola
of Washington avenue. Westport.
spent Christmas with friends in
Norwalk.
’ t a n
Fifteen women from the Captain
and Goldman company on South
THE
ALGEPPA~
ores svnmsos
Fanny "carried on" while Nicky .
“For Whatever My Man Is—
I Am His —— Forevermore”
THE EVENING SENTINEu—so. NORWALK, cons.
Treasury Balance
'l‘lle treasury balance was not
. received up to press time. I'hono
‘ 9:1 and it will be given you.
flltelllll‘.
l
i
FLADDEP'S‘
Mary E. Smith
l'Maly E.
\l rs.
Smith.
Smith
Deaths and Funerals
died Chiistmas
morning at the home of her son- in-
law Charles ..E lloyt at 44 Bayxicw
Smith was 83
old. was ono of the old residents of
Norwalk, the wire of the into John
Survhing her is one
daughter Mary 1). Smith of Smith
Norwalk and son George E. II. Smith
0 Santa. Cruz. California.
1' unemi will he held Sunday illltl‘-
noon at. " .30 o'clock from her 1:111»
residence.
l
1 Mrs. Ellen Finnegan.
Mrs. Ellen Finnegan.
Francis Finnegan, passed away ycs- l
1i Couch strut-t.
Mrs.
tcrday at her " ":1
She is surVived by two children.
Charles It‘lllow and Frank J. Finne-
gail, both or South \‘orwiilk;
tw‘p sisters. ‘ilrs. James Tr'alnm ot
Bridgeport and Mrs. Peter .l.\\".11d
formerly of Nor-
Fu ncral services will
place on Monday
o'clock {10111 Saint Joseph‘s Church
interment will be in Saint M11111":
cemetery.
ot Clttton. N. J.
milk.
1
l Henry
icr‘v
Norwaik; Iiarold. Warren and May
19.
.————
Sicuton
Stenton of East, Norwnlk.
1171111ch services will take pill.(‘('
from his late residence at. 2 o‘clock
Foote
of Christ church will ofllclato and
the“ burial “-111 take plucopin River-
on 1Monday.
side cemetery.
l
“ Elijah M. S. Decker. mls, city police department. and so-
Eliiah M. S. Decker. well known rial Sl‘i‘Vli‘It agent-it's.
painter. died this morning at his .luu'nilc lli'liuqucncv. l‘hllailel-
home. 19 South Osborne avenue 9. phla—i inlv‘t‘ll homes and the :10-
short illness. He is survived by our:
Decker. and
onolsister. Amanda. J. Decker. both
brother, Gamaliel
or this city.
Flinerai arrangements will be an-
nounced later.
It ev.
R. B.
W.
morning
widow
died at his home at 4|
91300. East Norwalk. early Frirlav; brancl
ll.
‘12 BELO\\' AT SARANAC.
s.‘ RANAC Lake. N.
(AP .
today. At
registered 12
were received
places.
daybreak.
degrees
and .reports of lower
from
Y.
Dec. 26.‘—]
The coldest of weather grip-
pcd 1tho norther Adirondack regions
the mercury
below
)‘Hll'fll
take .
Ill.
0i .
also.
Til (“midy- Child 1m.
‘1 fare tnph'1.' rompllcil by thi-
l'. S. Children's Bureau.)
notes on
Ilinlth Surwv
Ollic‘lnls of llnltimorc’ arc. lust cm
morning after a long illness. aged in 1:-1111 suction. W-me tho lnfa
5"»:years. He is survived by his mortality rate. is found to be big
wito and seven children. Mrs. .lamcs.11cw bab1 (linics will be opcnc
Lock. London. Eng; Mrs. llal'l‘)‘ iwhmc the tubrriulnsis death rate
ikcrbyshire, Danbury, Alli-ed SiL‘Il-llllgll. 11011
Will. Dnnbury; Mrs. Edgar Smith. So, ' lm rstaidlsbcd.
:11'1111'r1l 110.1111 rate is di$L0\l rcd
conc' 1: tlti' :1ch
Psychiatric Clinic. livanston.
Nortl1111-r‘tci'n i.'lil1'1'rsll" will supr'
vise a {rt-e. clinic for cases of mi'nt
deficiency and emotional or bcliavi
disiu'ders. The clinic, is intended f
'the non of the. pubiic‘schools, hosl‘
111111111: the day are held usponsil
{tor :1 huge. number of the cascs
tlliltl delinquency. dependency
11111:.lcct
ll1|l1d1lphi.t \iunii'ipal (".ouit 11
;1' oriiinl: to the rcpoxt of the (ourtr
‘ltil'l. lort1l‘1v1.pcr cent. 0! the d
linqucnt and Si per cent. of the d
pendent 11nd neglected
brought before the court in l?
l .1:v ny from home during the day.
l
Thcoha. Duffy each with a bcdl
spr czid vestcrdiiy
Mrs. lley noids and ‘Mrs. Duffy are I
Norwalk 1
morning.
fore-ladies in the South
lactory.
1 o o at
Dr.‘ H.
was lltken to tho Norualk Hespital.
Thurmoy afternoon following an au- ;
tomohilo accident on the Post road.
was discharged from
clan ilor cuts and
l I
A31?! Fisk. tire and tube mounted
on a rim was turned over to the up-
The 011 nor c: 111
have the same by applying at. the po-‘
The tire was found 011
town police today.
lice station.
Adams hill.
l n
Mr and Mrs.
\‘l est. Side av,enue Darlen. cntcrtain- idles
bruises.
0 0
Louis 1
that
tored‘to \«Khalil:lzooufyvxssah‘SZixielsl?‘ l, at n... (“d M the Sixth gmdt'
Q
instit 11-
.tion after being treated by :1 physi-
lopps.
lStl1ool‘?—-~A largo army of incomp
tents, incapable. of making any pr
,rrcss in the industrial world.
‘1'csull when children are allowed
sixth grade.
according to a rccc
'study of a group of Chicago children 1
5111170 01‘ the. mother from the home
and
brought to th. notice of the
children
come from broken homes. and, in the
zc1o hr-imis of ‘.‘1 per cent. of the dolin-
temperaturelqucuts li1lng with both parents or
noigliboiing with thi' mother, the niOthl walked
1 Should iietardcd Children Leave
is the
leave school on completion of the
11 MUSTA 3111111 TWO OTHER FEtLOWS
\11.1ho1v.tl1o story Senator George Wharton Pepper (left) just told
iii-kl: 1i Senator Irvine Iicuroot (willt‘r) and Senator Frank 1}.“le
(right) outside the. senate building in Washington.
The World’s Children
Baltiynoerii .‘nllh 1.1.1,...”
11"
Henry stenlon. 11wcll kuoun l‘11t“'plitl111: a h(:1l. h sur-'v(1 of the cum-:1 i\\0i‘li “ham“ 1m ihilrlrcn “how 1:.
llrllr lltll} with the 5.1101 of llitl'tfli'illlg 1h: M"
1 oi the uL-‘Hitf‘ most, nocdml ’01.“...‘1 1” Mb“. l“‘l. 7101.1 in!) n 'lli l1-
Yil
ll.
ll.
lti'
“11" VC”““‘"‘ illnlt‘s “”"Tho 1111i1c1'slly and rityc'll11ics.the
11011 “lii‘l'” 5‘ Mk“ schools and the government ham cu-
all
the hi'nl‘h t’mcts‘ of tho cit1 “ill 1'0 :iothin: 11nd tracheis.
111““
r-l
all
or
01‘
ll-
11!!
0f
1‘ .
UT
.1
p.
24
e.
O-
iarc taught some ua‘mitil occupation
'polii'c horn arc
{0
hi
411l1o 11 crc r'etiuiled in '11 hool and loft !
Nin
'l1-Ii1o 1111' cc.11t
\111 t': lass l""c1111111l1lr
ii ritz l‘ollak and Kurz Ripper. r
p it that thcv l1a1c d
‘glass with a degree of permeabili
to ultra-violet and ultra-rod
”opus,"
:t11r11"11s intln. illcd. polished
lplnncd, and can easily be. dyed, a
.‘lODttl a new
0.
or the children sin-‘3
died l10\\('\"1 r. new found to be cap- , l0\\' “' Isms “Orv held at sev- 11, tight
Louis Nazzaro of Saugatuck, who lahlc of making prom-15" in school furl and nine 0.1091.
iinyoud the point at which the) lcft.l
to Ultra-
;"\lol1t Thus-T11 o \111-t1i1n chemists. ,
<~~
lb'l
rays $
lcvcll greater than that oi that glass.
i'l‘hr' pow glass. which is called “pol- charged with assault when he rnp~
is i-lasllC. has :1 wide reirac- pod the knuckles of an norm) stu-
the more is about halt“ the 1 right idem. with his ruler.
E01 window glass can he worked on ii ‘dlsmisscd
and
0-1
of; inriling to scientific standards. with‘
adjusted to varying
ed a number of friends at thch home luxuths.
on Ch‘ristmas Day.
I i ‘
Mr. land Mrs.
o o
Adolph
Hutcl.
on school excursions.
v thr going to and from school.
.1
wave lorowded court room 1
4. .-unf11slo11
1 insurance tor School Children. Ba- {with a. small eat clinging to its back.
.vari:1---—lns11rance against injuri's 1'13-‘1'11red through the
Oill‘thrtl in school buildings or on tho‘uith pain.
Main street. South Norwalk. present- 1 ti Beidcn place. entertained 191.1111 es grounds
ed Mrs. Eva. Reynolds and Mrs. at thclr home ov or the holiday.
or 1h"-
is
11-111'111'n1idcd for the l( arhcrs and
pupils of all higher 511111 schools.
vlvnp'htary and advance. 11:11r ultu1-
:1] schools. and all tc-t'hnli'nl :‘rlluuls
of i‘.:111111.1.Tin-ministerial dic'rc.
prmnlim: for the iil'uranro became
11"“11'1'tl11 :11 the beginning of the
j.‘l‘.11'. 1033-1920.
\\ 11rl\ Schools 1111111.. ill\-.\'lnt‘.
StllUOl 10111111: ago, have lccn
liming townships bv the "Save the
tlllrlion l4‘.'111rd ' Here the (‘lllldi‘tll
:‘1n:l rev: ‘11: small pay [:11 1h: lr \101k.
"opc11t11d in 111'0\'l(li11,: iii-diriil care.
slio'i‘ IS Qt Alilil'lli.
l.lA.\'l'.l‘l-ll', l)i‘l‘. ftl.»—(Al‘).
looking for
t'apalonga. of this city who
quarrel shortly alter 2 o‘clock this
morning. shot (lactano Zonobla. in
the right log. The shooting occur-
red in 11 house in the ltaliun section
of the city. Zenubla. is in the Dan—
bury hospital \vhrrc his condition is
not. regarded as serious.
ANOTHER LIGI'OR Till-J \TY
\VASlliNG'i‘UN, 1.1. C ~Dec c. 21'..—
(Al’l. Another llquoi treaty joining
Cuba and the I'11itv'd States in an
JillTH‘S
111 a
effort to guard this country‘s prohi— l
tion ilykr-s against leakage from the
Island, iii in prospim
( \SIZ (‘()'\Tl\l’ I4) I).
'l‘lu- clu'ctig of assault against
William ’l‘roy. of l‘lattsvlllo “venue,
was continued in the. uptown court
this morning by Judge Nehemiah
l‘nudce iltil nest. 'l‘hursday. Proba-
tion officer George llrngi-s was not
in court and as 11 result the case
was (‘Olllihlit‘ll until next week.
Troy was again paroled in the 6113-.
today of Mr. llrunncs. l
MASSES AT 51‘. MARY'S
The Masses at St. Mary's church
were well attended yisterdily morn-
i11g.Thcl'e “etc. two high Masses at
{12"10 and 10:30.1vhilo the regular
"TEACHER SPANK.“
LONDON.-—Sc,hoolmasturs may ad-
111111istcr moderate and reasonable
1'111'1110ril punishment without tear of
successful action for assault a mag-
1111mm has ruled. II. D W. Bray,
11-;1i'hcr in a London si'hool. was
'l‘hr: cha r110 “’35
CAT RIDES DOG.
il.‘lill.()\\"l‘0\\‘l\', Mont. -- A
'thrown into
here when a large dog.
room yowling
The cat had leaped on
. dog's back when the dog at.
‘zlt‘lft‘t’l it.
An X-Citing. Study
The[
Wall Street
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 19-5.
TRISTRAM 69' HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Norwaik. {‘ mm.
New Fabrics and New Winter
Styles
are given most completely in the NEW
FASHION BOOK, now on sale in the
Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern Department.
Smart street frocks, exquisite evening
gowns, new flaring coats and ensembles
and any number of lovely gift suggestions
Sells for only 10 cents a copy.
illustra' ted is
Ladies' Home Journal Pattern
No.4862
Frock
Church Notices For Sunday and Coming Week
East Avenue M. E. Church
ltev, t‘harlrs 5.1111113 Minister
Mr. (71:11‘1-11cot‘11l111'. musical direc—
tor tchorus choir).
Saturday. Dec. L‘iitll, 1'23“ 1’. M.—
l‘uliilc worship, 10:30 A. him-SCY-
1110". on "Victory for the Right."
classes for all ages and i"rlundship
llilnlo class for min and women. All
‘\\'ll(l are not members of another
school are cordially invited to join
with us.
l‘Ipwoi'th League. 0:30 1’. M.
Evening worship. 7:30—-—A Christ-
mas p:'-.1g11,111t“Tbc Adoration of the
Kings and Shcpheids" presented by
the Sunday school ‘undcr direction
of Miss Mailon L'Homn'icdleu. 0t-
fu-rlng for Sunday school extension
work, under the Sunday school do-
partment of the Board of Education.
Monday, it i‘. M.—(‘hristmus party
of the Omicron Circle. in connection
with their i‘r‘gtilzil‘ meeting iii. the
ullnmc of Mrs. Leslie (lorhum.
'l‘111.-sday. S l’. .\l.——tfh1'istrn11s party
for the main Sunday school.
'l'hui'sday, l) to 13 P. M.-—-.\'cw
Year's Eve program. ending with a
“Watch Meeting" to see the old year
out and the. new year in. There will
he 11 period of family fellowship and
worship. :1 story hour. :u social hour
in charge, of Miss Burton Osborne of
1hr- Friendship Bible. class, refresh-
ments served by the. Omicron Circle.
(Tome and have a good Christian
limo.
0
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwalk
1'. A. l-‘i Chamberlain. Poster.
11.1
Archibald .\i~"r1'l11n1. organist and
director.
Ralph Tolaud. soloist and chorus
leader.
(“hul'r'li school. 10.
Morning worship. ll——“Wl1:1t is
Christ Hire For?"
0mm) Prelude.
Solo—Ralph Toland.
l'l‘Gillth—-"C‘0illtill: 11f 1hr; Magi,"
(Morse).
Solo—Ralph Tolund.
l'ostludc—“Gloria in.
(Harrison).
Young People's
Miss Luella l4‘incb.
Evening worship,
———.\ lle‘mt-t.”
Prelude --— “Shoph 1' 111‘s S o n g . "
"llncketti.
Solo~1inlph Toland.
l’ostludc—“Stately March."
braith).
Monday, S:00-Men's Bible class
‘lY"l sumwr 111 the ' “ Fellow's Hall.
Tuesday. 'i:30——T. C. B. class
Christmas party in the class room.
\\'eilucs:lay. 7:30 The. Sunday
school Christmas entertainment—iii
the church.
Thursday, from 9:00 to 12:00 at
1 " ‘1t—The Watch Nirzht service’.
i 0 O
Trinity church
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A. Rector.
Services for the Sunday after
Christmas(also the
Festival at St. John the Evange-
list).
7:30 A. M.—Hoiy Eucharist.
9:30 .1. M.—Church School.
10:30 A. M.—-Brief Carol Service
and Procession given by the Church
School.
On Monday evening. at 7:30. brief
devotions in the Church. followed by
the Mystery Play. “The Visit of the
Magi." given by the Young People's
Dramatic Guild. in the Parish Hall.
after which will be distributed tun
Christmas treat to the. children.
Special offering will go to the House
or the Annunciation (conducted by
the sisters of the Annunciation of
the Blessed Virgin Mary for Crip-
pled and Incurable Children. with
summer branch house. St. Eliza-
beth's at Wilton). '
On New Year's Day (the Festival
of the Circumcision of Christ). the
Holy Eucharist will be celebrated a!
9: 30 s. m.
liki'clsls.”
mm 1 lug,
leader.
7 z 31‘—
0:30;
(Gal-
. O 0
The South Norwnlk Congregational
Church
Rev. Frederick M. Jacobs. Minister.
Mrs. Lois Burchard Heduer. Or-
ganist.
Mrs. F. Irving Smith. Contrslto
and Director Double Quartet.
Services for Sunday:
9:45 A. M. Church school.
11:00 A. M. Public Worship. Ser-
mon. 'I'ho New Year."
1f100 A. M. Nursery for children
too young to nttend public Worship.
0:30: Young People‘s Meeting.
7:30: Evening Song Service and
Sermon.
Monday 7:30 P. 91.: Christina In-
tertatnment for the Junior. Inter-
Tuesday 2:00 P. M:
mediate and Senior Departments.
Christmas party at the church for,
younger scholars at tip": Sunday
school.
Sunday. Dec. L‘Tthz
Church school at 12 o'clock, with,
“Salvation
1m
party (or the Beginner and Primary 1m. “...rmlnn
Departments.
7:00 If. Mllhleutliig oi' the (7. B. B.
K.
Wednesday 3 P. M.: Meeting oi
the Endeavor Cliclo at the homco
{Mrs Jennie Bodwoll. 6 Siyinour St.
I
l
01 the ninellt'th until-
i 10131111: of tilt 1r church.
in O 0
First (.‘liuri'll oi‘ ( lli'lsl.
.‘1? \‘.'c:~'t .l'.111uc
Th" l'rrzulai' Sunday r" who of this
1-:h1 1': h is hv Id at it A. M,', Sunday
Si'ii'nl lst
! Thursday 7. '43. P. 31.: Mid 1101111 My 111-1 is 111“.“ ii A. M. bum-....“
lsnrvii es Subject - What we Shouldi. 1 ”mm“ .‘I i, ”m ., .
' Endeavor to Accomplish during . ' ’ ' '
1020."
l Music for Sunday:
Organ Prelude—Allegro!to—-(lold-
mark.
Anthcm—In the
the Word"—-—l"rnnkc.
()llt'l‘lOl‘y
Bartlett.
Organ Postlude—Marchwfi.
Brginning
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South Norwulk Baptist Church.
Roy. L. T. Mallory. pastor.
The Subjects {or thi- Sunday Ad-
dresses are as follous."
Everyman's ilihle (floss "St. 11::
Towards A Crow—n" Children's 811'.
men “The Wonder l.‘-all"—.\ Christ»
mas story.
Morning worship. :1. New Year‘s
sermon “liumanlty's dream"
Evening “A i.'ew Your}: .‘lt‘liu"
{Special New Years li1c Service.
A New Years eve service will be
held at 7:30 P. M. to 5:30 P. M. at
the church entitled "New Year's
Resolutions." There will be special
music both instrumental and vocal
Deacon Ernest Ilopkins will speak
011 "Looking Backward." Stephen
Clifford. will speak on "Looking
Forward."
Deacon E. L. Saxton will speak on
"Good Resolutions."
Pastor will speak on "The Power
of Victory."
Sunday 10:00 A. .\l.-—-Evr'ry1nan's
Bible Class. Bible School. 11 A. M.
1Moruing Service 1‘: 1’. M. Christian
Endeavor. 7. 1‘. M. Evening Wor-
ship.
Thurs. 7:30
Eve Service.
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Notices.
The Everymuus Bible Class will
hold its last meeting at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 10:00 A.
the class is urged to be present. lio-
ginning with the 1'lrst Sunday of tilt"
year we expect to become a. part
of the Great city liven-man's lllblo
Class.
There will be a meeting of the
Mizpalt Circle of Kinc's Daunhtcrs'
Tuesday mening, rleetien of officv rs
and routine 12115111155.
M. and every member and friend if
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Music.
l’rcludc. Nazircth—Gournod.
Anthem—Arise Shine for thy‘
i light has come—Speaks.
Solo—There's a. song in the sir.
i Pastludc. Festival March—hom-
nigrc evening.
Prelude. Pastoral—Merkln.
Anthem—Angels from the. realms of
Glory—Shelley.
Solo. Virgins lullaby—1.111ck.
I‘ostlude in G—Sllas.
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(‘lirrst Church.
Gregory Boulevard. 1:. Norwalk.
Robert B. B. Foot», Rector.
Dec. 27, First Sunday after Christ-
mas.
10:30 A. M.-—Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
4:00 P. M.— Christmas Pageant.
7130 P. .\i.-—-Christmas Pageant.
Monday 7130—1". M.—- Sunday
School Christmas Entertainment at
Community Hall.
Tuesday, 7100—1“. M.
at the Church.
Wednesday. 7:30—Intormal mid-
week service. Bible Study—First
chapter of Gospel of St. John.
Thursday. 2:00 P. M.-—-Woman'a
Guild “-111; 11m. 1'. .11. Wheeler. 17
Edllo avenue.
Friday. New Year's Day—9:00 A.
M. Holy Communion.
O t O
—4Boy's club
First Congregational Church
On the Green, Norwalk
Rev. E. F.‘ McGrcgor. Ph. D.. Poster.
Christmas continued. Morning
worship at 10:30. Sermon subject:
"Bethlehem in Story and Song."
Christmas music. ' ‘
Sunday school at 9:30. with the
Bcginners‘ and Primary departments
at 10130. during the church hour.
Vesper worship at 4 P. .\i., at
which the cantata. ”The Nightingale
of Bethlehem." will be repeated.
Young People's service at. 6:15;
leader. Miss Dorothy Hull. At this
senice Mrs. William C. Baur will
give a. talk on a recent trip to Both-
lehem.
_ Tuesdsy~Sunday school Christmas
party-Attila folks at 2:80; main
school It 7:80. 1
Thursday at 8 P. M.--'rho mid-
week service will be held in prepara.
tion for the Communion on January
I. The deacon: will meet or. 7:45.
Sunday. January tth—‘l‘hil church
will unite with the South Norwolk
Conventional Church in a union
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liuwtinu i1; hrlil :11 .1 o‘clock.
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To lmih 111' Hum 11c1'111'1s the pub.
lie is i111‘1tv'd.
i1111rll1'r: room 7»? WM: 11\'0nur.,
~'(ir11'li '.'.(i,"l\' 11:11:" li1rll1l:l_\s t',\'i'('ptr)rly
sfmiu l: to 3. 'l‘111.~ul111' and ’i'huis-
iizli' 1‘\'llll11;'. from T 11': 1'.
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ll1v. tll'11ilstl'r1:11 Pastor.
Sunday S~'1'\'i1"1's:
10:43 A. .'\l.--4Vl'01'.-11i1).
12 Iti.»-—.'\'11:1il:iy ' howl; Mr. .\xtl
G. Amundsen. 51111114111 ‘1 ll'it'nl.
5 l". .\1.—~\'1'1\ l.it4 1'.11,v
mar-ting. Two young 111111 {111111 on
1_1tit-(\f-ti’1\\'11 church will ring 11 l- .1’
ducts. The public is i'isl'rllJ’Iv i11—
vltcd.
T i’. .\1.——.K‘:-1\‘ii'~". lixti'i: 0111,1111:
will be furnish: :1. Tip- 511111115 «.1'
Mark will bu routinu-d. .\Il llr-
plr'dzvs for the current. and in 1:". 1.1-
lv'nt expenses must be turned in.
Monday, 7:301‘..\i.~ .\11nli:1|111-'r1t.
i111; of tho You":i"-‘t’.-11i""1Stuntiyd
57 Osborne 11vcnu~'.
Tuesday. 711.3 1'. M.—Cholr 1-‘
lira rsiil.
\\'c11nt'sd;1_\'. :3 l‘. .\l.——’i'he L11di-‘s’
Aid animal mvvtirg :11 T liaxvhuxn
avt'nur,
Thursday. 7 l‘. .‘1l.~-'l‘l10 11111111111
inc-sting of the church 11nd. 10:30 1'.
\i . Watch Night :-'1'1'\"11'v.
4‘9 ¥ U
Norwnlk Methodist l-Iplscopai
Rev. Goorue ll. 'l'ompkins. minister
Charles (1. ives. organist, and 111-
1'ector; Mrs. A. Gibson llull. sopra-
no: Mrs. 1..
115'. W. Smile, t- 111.11';
linL'. itilSr-r
Sunday School. and the Men's
liihh» Class convene at 9:45 A. M. in
the Men's iZil'lv Class Attorney Jesw
T. Dunbar will toll some reasons
why the unit'ii'ntmn of tho) two groin
“MTV 1.. Flor.
branches of _\lrtl1mlism has 11111
hcrn realized. 'l‘l11:~' is 1111 011111
" ill"€'\'lllt,' and all 11 r coi‘dialiv
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invited. '
At ll o'clock the sci'1i1‘e of \vm'.
ship will he 1"nllo1vr1'i by a. Sermon
on “The Why of Christmas."
The Epworth Lonizuo service :1:
0:30 will be 1rd by Miss Elizabeth
iiawkhurst. of S1 rocuse t'uivcrsitv.
She will choose her own subjett
All are invitcd to atti'mi the servlca
At 7:110 the Church quartet 111.4.
companicd by the Jeanette lfilfn
Stringed Quartottn will render l‘.
W. l‘tace's Cantata. "The. Mom ":1
Glory." This is one of the may
beautiful Christmas Cantatas. and
tho personal ot‘ the two quartets is
sufficient assurance that it will iw
most beautifully rendered. ’l‘liv':
words of tho cantata and the ordvr
of service will be printed and dis
tributed to each attendant
At til 0 morning sri1lc1- t n quar-
tet will be. assisted by .\li.. Hal-'1
Arnold at the piano
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l‘el1idc-.\lelody in I".
Quartet—There 11"c1o shephearils
............ W. L. lllumenscheir
Quartet—0 Zion that truest”
Dudley Buck. ...
Postlude—Selectcd.
Mon. 7:30 Tompkins League.
Men will remember the banquet.
at the Odd Fellows' H1“ in South
Nornulk at 6: 30
’lues. '1': 30 P. M. ——Tllr~ Christmas
cxcrcisr s of the Sunday School
S-S-SPENDIERS
I.IVERI”00L.——A munlcipal c:1n<
didate got up to make a speech. llr'
was slightly afflicted with a. stutter.
He got by very nic- 11' until he tried
to tell his listeners that they must
do away with the s.s~spcnders.
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