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church. , ' Indiee' Aid aociety Thursday,e .1. ”day. 7146. devotional service. ‘
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new use . an t 5 p. 171.1 e - . “ 1 Rev. Stanley Seileck. at L b , “' '
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s: ail-Rehearsal ior‘sgeant.
Thursday .
7130—11131» Answer to .Lii'os
Question ” Pastor.
7: iii—Special Candlelight pro.
gram. Communion service.
will conduct the services under the
auspices of the Pastor's Aid Society.
The Twin City Lodgs. No. 11.
Knights of Pythlas are especially in-
vited to be the guest of the pastor.
Thursday. Avril 1. Rev. Dr. Lee or
Grace Baptist church will conduct
the services under the auspices oi
the Sunday School and B. Y. P. W.
Friday. April 3. Rev. Wainwright
oi Btrattord will deliver the installa.
tion sermon under the auspices of
the deacons and trustees.
s O l
Grace Baptist Church.
86 Butler at.
(Rev. is. F. Lee. minister.)
Morning worship at 11. Sermon.
“The Triumphant Entry and1its ln1~
pllcntlons.”
Loyal Workers service at 6:15.
Evening service at 7:30. Sermon.
“The Suffering Christ." There will
be good music. and at the close, a
rehearsal of the Easter Cantata.
There will he union services by the
East Side churches Passion Week.
At the Advent Christian church.
Tuesday evening. Mr. Gray speaker;
the Methodist church. .Wednesdey
evening. Mr. Foot speaker. .There
will be Communion services at the Albert Block and his brother
several churches Thursday evening. Samuel Block, both or Newtown.
The usual mid-day service Friday who are on trifl before 1!. Jury
at Christ Episcopal church. Service charged with assaulting with a-
Othsr holy week services at 7:45
P. M. which members at Christ
church will attend:
Tuesday. at the Advent Christian
church.’ sermon by the Rev. C. 8.
Gray.
Wednesdsl’. at the East Avenue
Methodist church. sermon ,by Rev.
11. B. 13. Posts.
Good Friday. at the Bethlehem
Swedish Congiegationai church. ser-
mon by the Rev. F. L. Piper, D. D.
The Conflrrnatlonclass will meet
at 4 o'clock Sunday extol-noon at the
, rectory.
W e e‘ e
Church o! the Nlflflne.
Full out, with large
reinforcement
Price $2.98, $3.50, $11.50
Tailored or brassiere 1 ef-
fect step-in.
Price $2.98 and $3.75
3...,
ode. Mule, Lemme".
‘1de Week Services
. ‘to Friday inclusive at
p. in.
areday evening. Holy Commuu- 3““
$1. 00
‘ ice {or each night. ‘ short
on "the Words 0: Jesus.
' 1 . Sunday. . Reception of
1- ‘ bars in the morning. In the ‘
the choir will sing a sacred
The cholri‘fiill be greatly
by many this voices.
O O 0
Saturday:
Mill—Dress rehearsal tor Pa-
gesnt.
Announccmcn meme
The Young Peoples society will
hold a tireslde service on Sunday
afternoon at the home oi Mr. Russell
Wright. Ponus Manor. Norwalit.
Lenten services will be observed at
the South Norwalx Baptist church.
trom March as to April 1. Special
Drive Is On To stop 1
Want $12,000 Because
Bus Overcrowding5
of Assault Arrest N U M 0 S S
" for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs
Bridgeport trattic police have res:
celved orders to “Jack up" jitneyi
577 West avenue
bus operators whohave been violet. ,
regular Sunday Service 07
“ch 1‘ held “1‘ 10" Sunday music is provided tor each evening. ““3“” school. ”‘51 aegiztmgfisqhfi'rngfikz Friday evening at the Swedish horsewhip. Edward Conger. also oi 10‘ the City ordinance relative to One dose bus the spot.
‘ Congregational singing from the Preaching, “‘15- , ' church, Mr. Piper. speaker. Newtown. and his 14-year-old son overcrowding. Motorcycle police Borne “111110.11 injury 1.) 111.;
mm 'Reaiity" Jun”, 8. y, p. U. 5.30 lrayer meeting Wednesday at 8. . , t m d i t
‘ esday “evening testimony Crusade Hymnal. .AN Senior 13 Y. P U. 7-015 Sermon “”19”" t” Sunday ““1 b0 . . ' “n“ Withda on‘n‘D em bur ”g :1" a"; and men on me“ duty are “€me mom “Home fi‘o‘m‘t‘l'
gully %°;;35“‘wfl{ag“‘figgh,g til); ' Preaching at a, x' o} [to annual the ‘fiecond coming or Christ." gm”; 5" A' M1 ”1 (”WWI 363.137.1131 33:” siegoégonepfl; a. close watch on the busees opcrul- Sold Only by
" 1‘ ‘11. or these services the ub- . Thanksgiving Services. The t ”"1 1 """m' ”‘1'““1 ”“3“" . 1 . _' "‘8 0n the Various routes and lime ) i
”ll. :vlted. 9 services rhursd'oy evening K. or I,- will mo be pruegt‘mwm First Congregational Church oi 50. 1113311111111 1-111 1111. pastor. 23:15:33“'hfitffix'weinmgig 2:11;; started to arrest drhers wliosei Ilaisted Drug btore
Room. 67 West avenilc. Manda ... 3. uartc Nam 11.: 0. 'Umifly School. bosses are found to be carrying more 43 Washington St. So. nor-walk
W“ Trinity Chm!” Board slid Finangai Egg-chafing 1 Rev. E“. E. Jacobs. Minister. 6. A. (2'. l1}. Ilrnsuc. boy and mm“ they m” m" the passengers than are legally supposed; ‘
oak days. holidays excepted. {other at least tlve- years ago.
to it. Tuesday and Th rs- Rev. C 3 Lewis M‘ A" Rector. in . Mrs. Lois Blrchard liednsr. Organist. 71501 39"“0” and 80718 ”Whit . to be carriul
911an: (ram 7 to 9 ll. 7: 30—Holy Euc chariot and Bio» guesday, 7-1-Teachere' quarterly M". 1.1 lrvlng Smith. Director at Tuesday evening. Services at Mt. 1.1?‘81Bli‘3011‘d groghyzxgzmggnéhg Four “mp3, drivers contend 1113 81' 1
are welcome sing oil the Palms. conference meeting' 3 quarter) ' Double Quartotie. 740" Baptist ”WWW “ ‘,e "n r K p it. court recently following their or-
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International Bible Students 10:30—Matine and S°".“°“’ pm. Thul'Sdll'. 8—Quarterly church “1‘ 3‘3""- Theatre. . ' ' ' l1eocF?nCa:rg‘ll and “Hay o Joiner’rli‘eesll Tl“ dm" 0“ ”‘3 ”my bus 0‘" "3 ew smo l 8 IX
1510 Cl“. Win “169‘ “‘1 N01 1 “dad by procession of cruelters. conference. 1 9:45,'Church school. St. Peter‘s Evangelical numeral: 11.1mm! Juror Patrick Cannon, 0; store is being made as a prm‘cmn-i . .
candle-bearers. acolytes. choristei‘s Friday, 8—Click pucucg, 11: 00. Public worship, "The Tri-‘ Church :prtoer and Arthur Taylor. Justice ilve measure to insure the saleiy‘ Inore BQaUlIfUl
it; Ste 1'}. Norwalk, from 13-5 9.
‘ flatur‘day evening March 27 at
the memorial of our Lord‘s
of persons using the bussee. With .
automobile trattie increasing with 1
the advent of good weather. it. is tell. i
clergy. and members or the Church
School. Dedication of Barclay Mem-
011111 Chancel Window.
umphel gantry".
Organ Prelude. On the Way to
Jerusalem, (70111 "0ii1ot to Cohen",
Better Performance
Lower Pl‘lCi
of the peace of Bethel. have been
irought by the Block brothers, as
he result at their arrest on the al-
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' 1 , ,1. s .
not Avenue K. E. Church CM 1.— met
Rev. la. (1'. \Vt'llZC‘l. pastor
will be celebrated at No.1 Services for the remainder of R9“ Charles 5- Gray. minister Confirmation service in German . hould be taken to re lace
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* ' 7. so Liian). hymns and meditation. “W” CM" mm "an”. Gounod ’ .A class of m1: “'5” be confirmed "‘3.“ ° " “m g ‘ ‘ ”5 ' minimum.
ilaundy Thursday. 9: to Holy Eu. “'9'“ '°"“"1 "1" 3'9""?! 0' 0mm”, 83.01.11.435}, On March three 11M: and two boys. .
Lester T. 11111110111. Pastor charlst sftcr which the Rector win “d“‘u- serm031“3“¢cmln ”We of 01.11.53.031 Mn'p 1mm, 5,3,..1; Addrtmr “'1“ h“ 31““ in “WM" AID mu ESIIMI’LOIED 2 AARON KOHN
carry the Reserved Sacrament to Circumstances. O p l‘d ' G - d . '.. 3'“! English “lid G'Tm‘m and EM“ Awarded $6, 500 For . . . . i
the “ck and shut-ins of the pur- Church school. 10 and Friendship rgan 031“ 0. ran Maud. 1m, hymns “m [m mm“. The con- hALEl‘e.-——Tllu Austiinn goiern-i 9 R, R, Ave. So. Nor-walk
Bible class. Wagner. lirmaiion serxlco is one or the most Death Of Hquand ment 13 MW extending “mind!” ald5 111mm; 139
isii. provided that he receive due
notification: Good Friday—4:80 to
to. irom 2 to 3 and at 7:80 (Cantata
. at the latter "cervical: Easter Even.
h‘luslc (Saturation) Holy Baptism at 4.
1O 0 Q
ode, "Meditation" Hyatt. Bethlehem Comtm1 Church
is r 5"
Jesus I Lite to The , #9 (Missions Kyrlten )
fly peaks.
1! " H miin.1 10- iii—Morning worship.
‘Csst Thy Bur en a 12: oo—usunday' school.
lude. "Allegretto" Caikln.
{sowF‘lrcslde service at the 5: ”Ow-Vesper service.
“ home ‘ _Russeli 7: Oil—Evening Service.
Community sendoos during Hols
to 218.000 unemployed persons. |
Tokémow 6.70013
To Clean
SHOES. GLOVES, LACES,
A :0. Werner service. Quartoiin’holcm
_ 11 services of the year. All our
fizficfih‘: ”1121:“: 3&3on7 fiagiu‘imrmben and tilrnds are cordially
‘ it
spirituals. The contribution Mil be “"711“: Ladies
given to tho Deacon Taylor Fund ’
Organ Prelude.
Epworth league. 8:80.
Evening worship. 7;:0. Sermon
by Rev. John P. Fairbanks, “The
Message oi the Cross.”
union Holy Week services. See
special announcement.
Thursday, 7:“. A special coni-
munlon love least.
Mr. Fairbanks will probably be
present and bring a message.
A special meeting of the atheist
hoard 1will follow the Thursday eve-
hing service. .
Charles Sapko and Wacaw Mal-
kovvski. of New Britain. were order.
ed to pay ”.250 each to hire. Helen
“At Ev , lmkarsewskl. of the same city. By
on “3 . ment of the church. Mrs. Hobonlcht Judge Avery in Superior court. Hart-
Wilson. ‘5“M M” 138m? Wm 39""0 ”"1“!“ lord yesterday. in a 36.500 verdict
NW“) splrltuais. meats. one new member was taken won by Mrs. Laekamweki mine!
Crash Postludc. "Much to C1111 111110 the society at the Inst meeting. 31,. m1“, who .r. “1...“, to In“,
”5"” '6 Steiner. Good Friday a special service will “tally “an,“ her husband. Alex. 1
6: 80. Young People's meeting. ll 1 held in English with Holy Com- “a". Laslemewskl. in .. fight
Tuesday. .:7 All. devotional service. xiiunlon at 8.?repa1eiory service May 31.1925.
"Christ 01' Money " :or communicanis at 7: 30. ________________,‘_____
DIRK. SETON CANDIDATE
society nill meet
Thursday nl’lmnoon at, " in the base-
IWright. .1 Fauna Manor.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. oi
Greenwich. will be presented as a
candidate for the national presi-
dency ot the Magus oi American
Pen Women. at a convention to be
15,B‘ench Warrants
Issued “In Williiiiantic
WILLIMANTIC. March 27 -(AP)
lBridgeporters Eager
To Pay Their Taxes
.3 lnSuch 3 SILKS. HATS, HANDBAGS.
' ‘ DaysAsThese
DRE$ES, SUITS, ETC.
Tax (“ollcctor Howard S. Challeng—
‘ “ l. . , E. Pinkhem Sessions Divided For
‘ ‘Comnd Convenience of
These Who Attend
Ceremonies.
NEW HAVEN. More? ‘ 27:311.-
1 cause or the large else 0 its 1.1-
org. 3:331:33” ating classes. Yale has decided to
. midivide its Commencement exercises
our medicine into two so one. accommodatin.
has helped me the undergraduates and their tam.
W '
taken L a ll. Pinkhsm e i
In” polls?! for some time
and i would not
be without it in
.. traction.
rests.
sert .
tic
truth
silo
(Verses in a ‘Bermon of Theodore
or wrath. and hate. and wild, dis-
Chriet dwells within u church that
A comfortable. cold abstraction?
He stands where earnest minds as-
God's law against a creed dogma.
And from dead symbols tree the
0! which they once were emblem.
Bench warrants to the number a! 15
by county detective William E.
Jackson, Deputy Sheriit Charles N.
Ayes o! Killingly and Chief at P0-
lice Allan '» MacArthur. yesterday.
The men were charged with ire.
quentlng a. gambling place in police
court Monday. and'thelr cases were
continued until March so under 7500
bonds each. The bench warrants
were issued by Howard C. Bradford
0: Putnam. states attorney. The
men were taken to Putnam tor ar-
raignment in Superior Court.
Hyman Brettschnelder and Ernest
, Bernard who kept the pooiroom
er. 1)! Bridgeport. has received from
city {or the your from April 1 for-
ward.
Meyer F. William Behrens has
signed the warrant for the collection
ot the tax. This work will start on
Al‘l'll l.
.1 lready more than 300 persons
haw paid their bills by check. el-
lhourh the payments have been held
up by the collector until the first or
in month and receipts will not be
forthcoming until after that date.
The collector has declined to accept
cash payments of taxes in advance.
although quite a number- have on-
held in Washington April 23 to so.
The Connecticut branch will meet
for Mrs. Seton.
M
BLUENOSES AlWAl’l‘ WORD
FROM MEN OF GLOUCESTER
HALIFAX. Nevis. Scotia, March
ling-4A?) H. R. Silver. a trustee oi
the International Fisherman's Tro-
phy when informed today that the
Gloucester Master Mariners’ Associa-
tion would. submit e. challenger tor
a series or schooner races this sea-
son. said that yrhen the Canadians
received word from Gloucester they
would be glad to consider the pro-
pose].
. ‘ ‘ ‘ Cltv Auditor Walter W. Garrliy the
1 re se . 1 m rrow all moon in Greenwich. at
[N W0 PARTS um“) :34 on mailexna'filfl; 1:311: 19:15 me wok“ H" “mm“ “m” :0 ogiock to emake plans to sand I w “‘ W" "“
1., , . . list the taxpayer. the amount of his 1 'or hell-pint cans at
1 1 Think ye, in these portentone times assessment. and the bill he owes the delegation to Washington 0 v k
m
all progressive
GULF IEIINING
COWANY
MONROE. PA.
1111‘
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Web uni”
- :Yl‘lt‘iti’m'.
loves «it-95
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61 CU;
m
were mull‘ those arrested.
When police oiiioers went to the
house o: David Williams to serve a
warrant on Charles Maris who lived
there. they team! a. still in the pan-
ti? and‘ tour quarts of phlskcy
dam-cred to pay their bills.
W.
STAMFORD POLICE HOLD
YOUTH FOB THEFT ‘
I tiles at one. and the alumni and
lrcclpiegts o! honorary. graduate.
Whom 1and proteselonal degrees at the
:‘srort when i be- on,”
‘ ‘ 1 In making this announcement ts-
'IWARNING!
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
He is where patriots pins in cells.
To telons chained. or. taint and
8°77.
Ascend the scaffold steps. to leave
“BIG TIM” MURPHY IS ‘
RELEASED FROM PRISON 1
LEAV’ENWORTl-l.1l(anees.. March Stamford police last night arrest-
271v1-(AP) “Big Tim" Murphy. 110- ed three youths in 11 Worcester
“u lday the university mercury said
9" that Yale s largest auditorium holds
2,300 people, a number which sl-
mcst exactly corresponds' to that of
the members a; the graduating
classes and the reps-seen tives of
their families permitted attend.
'5 This has meant this www.111cra-
bers. alumni. and; W guests
have
two or three years. Various pro-
posals have been “mood to rem-
it” the situation. among them that
the exercises should be held out.
doors. perhaps even at the Isle
Bowl. The University Council. the
Student Councils. and the Corpora-
tion anally can“ to the conclusion
that the moat negotiable plea was
to have on
meat week graduation exer-
cisea xee “tale Cellos! sad the Bliss.
acid Scientific School to yhich only
the undergraduates and their rela-
tives would be admitted. and so
Commence-
nracticsliy been excluded
trons 00W_ in the last
I, 01 Commence-1
Their children’s heritage ot glory.
He is where men of tire-touched lips
Tell to astonished congregations
The insasnies that prop a. crown.
And paint in blood the wrongs of
nations.
"Prosperity"
ventures. . 1
Williams was arrested on a charge ot‘
liquor law violation.
CLASSIFIED ans will write
across your business
llllcal andlahor leader of Chicago.
was released irom.the Federal peel.
tentiary here yesterday upon ex-
piration or a four year sentence for
complicity in 3300.000 Deer-born
Street mail robbery April 0. 11931.
He cries: "O brethren! draw the
sword
loose the bold pen and tongue.
\ 1 ushering.—
Thesreaknoes or your human flesh
- Is redeemed by your perseverlngl"
qr
High scholarship Price. and similar
wards. Each member or the
graduating classes will collie to the
platterm to receive his diploma. _.
Returning elunm'i will be given
other exercises. held on Wellhead”.
They will see the conferring of the
honorary degrees and o! the pro-
dltien e: the procession or candi-
dates, tor degrees end alumnae-one
the Campus and Center Church on
served
the pretenses as to attending the ‘3 ‘
sectional and Monte degrees. Be-
11 tore this ceremony the ancient tra- 1
theflewnavenareenwlulreobef
Theoniychsnge necessitatedin~
General ‘ Booth Passes Seventy
Mesa. taxicab and are holding them
for the police of that city. The War.
caster police have been looking to!
one of the yo he. William MoGrail
tor the theft 0 ”0 from his broth-
er and the other two were held as
witnesses.
N0 A0019. EN“ HERE
.There were he automobile accl-
dents reported from Norwslk last
week. according to the bulletin of
the state Motor Vehicle department.
Thirtyoflve accidents were reported
in Bridgeport and at were listed tor
,Hartiord. The total tor the state
‘wes 2:0. or these 176 were in 14
cities. One tats] accident
occurred when? John Dlvenero or
Warehouse 1mm was killed.
The average value of the occupied
farm lands of. Canada in 1925 was
388 per acre. walnut 987 per acre in
1914 and-1923, and 340 per acre in
1922.
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Law—
OF FRUIT,
Chapter 181.
1919.
Section ,1.
‘ M’t Forget
Everyman’s
Billie
the condition
ORNAMENTAL ‘TREES.
.(In eEect‘Juiy 1, 1919.)
No person, firm
or corporation shall advertise,
solicit or contract to..improve
forest or ornamental trees. by
pruning, trimming or filling
cavalies, or to protect such
TAKE NO RISKS—HAVE IT DONE BY A
$100 FINE
{—1 0U should knowabout the concern
or person yen engage to take care
of y o u r trees. The State of
Connecticut has passed 5 t r i ct
1 laws governing activities of this
kind—The law follows:
AN .107 0017011113va THE
IMPROVEMENT, PROTEC-
TION on PRESERVATION
. method,
SHADE OR
Public Acts of act;
of fruit, shade,
his em oyer. //
LICENSED CONCERN
A. H. Kellner
LICENSE noes—77111371101111
1;
trees from damage by insects,
either by spraying or any other
without having I ee-
cured a certificate as speci-
fied in section two of this
and any person, firm
or corporation failing to com-
ply with the terms of this act
shall be fined not more than
one hundred dollars; provided
1any person may improve or
protect any tree on his own
premi s or on the property of
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