it:
l i‘i‘i‘flw
.4. 0..
l. I. “From No to Fluids.”
:80. W's Bible ela- st
. Ingest theatre. 10. Bible Ichool.
"v ’Morning worship. 0:80. rouse
' i. meeting. 1:80. Evening
.. ,_
ere will be a ilreside service
waning. The address will deal
the problems oi young man-
: and womanhood relating parti-
iy to the association and triond-
oi young men and woman.
e monthly business meeting will
is held at the close ot prayer meet-
ing Thursday.
.Barry Bartram will lead the
‘ up of men trom liveryman's
, his class this morning. Ivory
- ot the city not identiiled with
other church is especially invit-
to attend our service and all men
.' our church and congregation are
fined to be present.
‘ The Baptist ministers conference
ht Fairdcld county will meet at the
church Monday at 11 A. M.
“Music program for the day:
.1 Morning.
Minds “Adagio in in Flat" Merits]
hi Anthem Selected
Into. “It Was For Me" Blount
"' Mulls. "Melody" Mauro
‘ .1‘1 Evening.
Prelude. "Prayer" Mevin
1“. Anthem Selected
‘- a: Solo Selected
Made in (3 Boots
vQuartette: Miss Threass. Schmidt.
soprano: Miss Eloise Shove. alto:
alter Sayer. t e n o r: Frederick
rack. bass.
. salvatiai Army
‘ Sunday school. 10:80.
" Holiness meeting. 11:10.
.. Y. P. Legion. 0:80.
‘ ; ‘Open air. 7:00.
Salvation service. 7:80.
1 Tuesday. Home league. 7:80.
" .Wednesday. prayer service. 7:30;
.iand practice. 7:80.
‘ “Thursday. Boys and Girls classes.
@30; open air. 7:80: Salvation serv-
"f loe.. 8:00.
‘ Trinity Church
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A.. Rector
j: 7:80. Holy eucharlst.
. -. 0:80. the church school.
i... f3 10:80. Mstins and sermon.
Members at the confirmation class
st me will please note that the
class will make its first andeoorpor-
sto communion at the 7:80 service.
Peel's and
0a the Green
Bey. tools 3. Install. hector
t:t0. Holy communion: s. morn-
ios' prayer: till a. at. lunday school
and condrmatton class: 10:00. 3er
communion and sermon: 1! m. holy
baptism: 1:80 p. In... evening prayer.
All people are welcome at ‘ St.
Paul's church at all the services.
New scholars are wanted in the lun-
day school (rem the age of tour up.
Strangers and visitors in town are
invited to attend the serviceo and
send their children to . the Sunday
school.
Boys with good voices are wanted
tor the choir. and may .come to re-
hearsal Saturday night at 7. or
Wednesday afternoon at 0.
The Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brews-
ter. D. D.. Bishop of Connecticut.
will visit the parish and administer
the sacrament of confirmation on the
evening of Sunday. April :5.
First Oongregsticnathnrch or
South Nor-walk
Rev. B. H. Jacobs. Minister
Mrs. Lois Birehard Hodnor, Organist
Mrs. 1". Irving Smith. Director or
Double Quartette
0:05. church school.
11. Public worship. Sermon sub-
icct. "Life's Foundations.”
11. Nursery.
0:80. Loung people’s meeting.
Tuesday. 7:00. meeting or the C.
B. B. K.
Thursday. 8:45. pastor's class tor
church membership.
Friday. 1:80. meeting of the sew-
ing committee. at the church.
The Whatsoever circle of the
King's Daughters will hold s. rum-
mage sale the first week in May.
All who have rummage to contribute
will kindly notify any member of the
Circle. '
The Congregational Young Peo-
ple's conierence of Fairfleid county
will be held in this church next
Saturday and Sunday. There will
probably be 100 young men and
women entertained by members of
the parish. All who feel able to fur-
nish a room on Saturday night and
breakfast and dinner on Sunday for
one or more delegates. kindly notify
Mrs. E. G. Huntington. on or be-
fore Tuesday evening.
Music tor Sunday morning:
;
Organ prelude. Serenade. Widor.
Anthem. The Lord nelgnetb. Frey.
Olortory solo. Open the Gates oi
the Temple. Knapp—Mrs. 1". Irving
smith.
Omit postlude. Adagio Maestoso.
Thoma.
First uiurch ot Christ. scientiu ,
07 West Avenue ii
The regular Sunday service of this
church is hold at 11 a. in. Sunday
school is held at It a. m.
lubtect. "Atonement."
Wednesday a v o n I n g testimony
meeting at 0 o'clock. To both of
those services the public is invited.
Reading room. 57 West avenue.
Open week days. holidays except-
ed. from 13 to 5. 'Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to o.
All are welcome.
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwaik
Robert B. B. Fools. Rector
9:80. senior Sunday school.
10:“. morning prayer and sermon.
12. Junior Sunday sohooL
7:80. evening prayer and sermon.
Monday. 7:80. girls' club at the
rectory.
Tuesday. 8:30 G. F. 8. candidates.
7:00. 8. O. 8. Boys' qlub.
Wednesday. 7:80. evening service.
illustrated. Address on ”The Begin-
ning 0! Jesus' Ministery."
8:80. choir rehearsal.
Thursday, 2:00. Women's guild
with Mrs. Harriet Wood. Lorena
street. 7:30. Cob Web party and
banner under the auspices of the
Girls’ club.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church
Rev. Charles B. Gray. Minister
Mr. Clarence Cable. Director
Chorus Choir
Public worship. 11. Sermon. "God
Made Manifest." Children’s talk.
“God Uses a Pair ot Boots." We ex-
pect a large delegation of men from
the “Everyman's Bible Class" for
whom seats will be reserved in the
church.
Church school 10. Classes for all
res and Church News l
Grace Baptht Church
Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister
at Butler Street
Sunday school. 0:45.
Preaching. 11:10.
Junior 3 Y. P. U.. 5:80. Prayer
and praise service. i
Senior 3. Y. P. U.. 7. Prayer
and praise service.
Preaching. I
Tuesday. 7. teachers' meeting.
Wednesday. 0. Ladies' Aid mm.
ing.
Thursday. 8. prayer meeting.
Friday. 0. Young Men's
class.
nihlc
Bethlehem Oongrcgltionll Church
(Missions Kyrkan)
Van Zant. St. near East Ave.
Rev. Granstrsm. Pastor
10:00. morning worship.
18. Sunday school.
I. vesper service.
Bray will speak.
7. evening service.
Tuesday. teachers' training villas
and 7:011 choir rehearsal.
Wednesday afternoon. the
Ladies' Aid monthly meeting at Mrs.
Fransen's home. 85 Lincoln avenue.
South Norwslk,
Friday. 8. preaching service. my.
Nathanael Franklin. the Sunday
school secretary of the Evunmlu-al
Mission Covenant. will be the spam.
01'.
Rev. Edw.
'1
mt
l
St. Peter's Evangelical Luthcrnn
Church
Cedar street.
(Rev. E. C. Wonzcl. pnsior.)
German service at 10. English
service at 11. Bible class mid Sun-
day school at 13 noon. Subject of
sermon: "Jesus the Good Sliophcrd.”
Evcrybody is cordially invitcd.
The Bible class will mum “wines.
day evening at 7:30 in the llflflt'nlt’i’li
of the church to rchcarso thr- plnvs
which are to be given May 19. All
those who have parts in the plnys
are urgently requested "3 hr.- pros~
cni.
” ~H . NORWALK.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926..
i
THERE’S
A FEW
FOR YOU
school. and others with them. will
go to the Every Man's Bible class
in the Regent. theatre at 9:80. All
the men who can join us are asked
to come to the Advent church.
From this point cars will take all
to the big Bible class.
The pastor would like to have the
cars of his parish at the Advent
church on Sunday morning at 9:15
and every man at the parish there
at the seine hour.
i
i-‘irst Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwaik
Rev. W. l. Bowman. Paafbr
Archibald Morrium. Organist and
Director
Don’t Forget
THE
Everyman’s
Bible
Class
EVERY SUNDAY
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods Flor.
WALL STREET
NORWALK
Striped
$1.00 & $1.25 Yd.
Silk & Cotton Orepo Chine
$1.00 Yd. $5.00 Yd.
54 In. Bordered Silk d: Cotton
Tub Silk Crepe
$1.50 Yd. $2.00 Yd.
o Plaid Rayon Figured Crepe
$31)" Yds
iii In. Bordercd Crepe do
do Chine
9:30 A. M.
REGENT THEATRE
Ralph Toland. Soloist and Song
Leader
Church school. 10.
Morning worship, 11. The pastor.
Rev. W. l. Bowman. will preach his
ilrst sermon.
Young people‘s iiicotlng. 6:05. Re-
ports from the Older lioys and Girls
conference by Miss Edith Lincoln.
Miss Ailii hiuy l'rcscolt. Fred Bis~
sell and Kenneth Word.
Evening worship. 7:80.
by nor. W. l. Bowman.
Tuesday, 2:30. Woman's Foreign
missionary socicty will meet with
Miss Grace Carbon. 11 Washington
giroet.
Wednesday. the official board in
Sermon
the chapel.
Thursday evening. 7:30. prnyr‘r
mcoiinw.
Sunday's music program:
Morning.
Organ preludc, ('hocur Angelique.
Turner.
Baritone solo. selected. Mr. Ralph
Tolmid.
Ormiu postiudo. March. Tozcr.
l-Zvcninir.
Organ prelude. Spring Song. liol-
lins.
llnritonc solo. solrrtt-d. .\ir. Ralph
Toland.
TUGMEN wu
suou STRIKE; a
RETURN 10 won
Phone
527
GEHEBE’S
'11" arms: I, 11'! EOUIIWARE"
Prompt
Delivery
We have a new line of guaranteed stuiniv-ss lillt‘llt'n trml- with
handles of blue and white cnnmcl, such nt puintoo iuusho rs, ml- Em:
options. can oprners. spiitutiis. egg whips. ludvls. nppic corms, ll'n
picks. etc.
Just the thing for showers and gifts. etc. all pocki‘d in sspn min
blue boxes.
KITCHEN TOOLS
Reasonably priced.
33 Washington Street
South .Vurwulk. Conn.
New York Harbor Men
Get 10-Hour Day and
Increase in Pay.
The strike of lrnilH—l—lil mm which
crippled shipping in lil': harbor yrs-
tcrdoy was sr-ttlml last evening. The
Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Millincry
21 mourn MAIN srannr‘~
scorn uoawamr
ROBERT
l
ugrecmout was rmchwi just 24
hours after the strike ordi-r. issued
by Captain Willium .\. Muht-r. gen-
oral lliiilla'iKt‘r (it tho Associated
Murine Wurlu‘rs. iiud milled out an-
proximutvly 3.000 “ark-Ts and ticd
up 400 ion-limits.
The tug-houtmvn. the crews of
400 tugs. uuikvd out at 0 O'clock inst.
Duban Awnings
‘i'I‘hursriuy night, on u strike nrdvri-d
s’l’»y tlln ASSOr‘lillt'il Murine \l'nrkt'rs
Knight Si. .-\. .‘i. ii. (‘iiurcli ,
‘uniil their llf‘llilil‘itl for lilpl..r “'iigl‘h
Young people are invitctl tn :illm‘ri Mm], ‘
a social in Bridgeport. April ""
Those who wish to go urn rrtlll-‘simi
11M. \\'. llinrv Lamar. .
llm‘mlsu of 111:“ ililir'ss «if the pus-i
tor {Ill Si"r\'li'i~.~l “iii iv in rhnrpn Oi
PORTER. SIGNS OONTBAOI‘
. ‘ BALTIMORE. April 17.— Dick
' Dorter. Jack Dunn's letttielder. who
had forced a rearrangement of the
Oriole opening lineup by holding
.flut. has signed his contract. Dunn
t announced yesterday. Porter got into
a regular position in the second
a with Rochester. He was the
holdout.-
Miss M0ulthrop Is
To Be Wed June 15
The wedding of Miss Elsie Moul-
throp. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lembert Moulthrop of Bayview ave-
nue. to Louis N. Goodman of Stark-
ville. Mississippi. will take place
June 15. it was announced today.
The marriage will be a quiet home
airsir and will be held in Mississippi.
Mrs. Mouithrop’wili be present. she
and her daughter. Elsie. expecting
illustrated is one of the broad
.. oltonldered, single ~breasted,
: easy fitting models which are
i convenient for “either walking
driving. There are many
» ‘ tive colors and patterns
.these overeosts at 018 to
385, all carefully tailored.
canes accounrs
. 1’le
J aoOby’s
13-14 NO. I“! '1'.
. ”MIGUEL“
to leave for the South June 1.
l Miss Moulthrop's engagement to
' Mr. Goodman-was announced March
15. She is one of Norwalk's best
3 known soprano soloists and has been
‘ prominent in .music circles since she
made her first appearance in this
city.
I last "083.
AIN N17 70!!
GALLERIES 1..
Asdlesnrsssdlm
Will SelTATAuction
AProaiiseotltanelsctorerslioch
ct Custom um
Overstufi‘ed Furniture
bolstered in Mm. Taxes
:Brocstsiisa. Damaahs. 1'
choice shades and whim“
-elso-
A Fine Collection at
OLD a MODERN
ENGLISH AND
COLONIAL SILVER
A U oo'eoiioction'oi Film
PM NCO (beautiful POR-
TRAITS oi laglish Men and
gum. Ania yrioro Brooke!
no no srdags Outs
dflomsspcn. .
occur on simian-non
Tues. and Wed. April 20 ssd'e‘l
‘ Isa-10A. MJolilPJd.
SALE DAYS
ri and Sat
urs. F .
April 13.23pm. at 1.1! PM.
Gallegos Gratis
000mb Roast ..
often
32clb.
.........'........26ciih.‘
21c“).
ages. The Friendship Bible Class in moot. oi the Weston Slur. or 7:17, llvv. 1.. 1.. ('llull- .. :Mrk ll‘flrimr until iii-Ilr .Lv mantis arr.
will be led by Brother F. E. Par- p. m. l 11. murninr :c'l‘.lt‘i‘ HM. lulu iln “liliuili A. Imnlzl..r_
sons. -— l it'll“. Snwl iv r-l'llrlwl, .K'WI'W” "innilfif‘lflm il'm Assiriutu‘l
Epworth league. 6:30. Advent \(‘vlirlstlnu (“Imrvli 0, m. A. t“ l: 1. hm. : Ixizirlni- \\‘nl‘l(l‘i‘s .‘lsSI‘l'lt’wI. 'l‘llu tug:
Evening worship at 7:80. Ser- F. 1.. Piper. I). ll.. i'nsioi T'Iiu. mrmm: \\‘Hl My :fwi 'w if‘.l“luli' tan... or il.r- Mun-
men on "Spiritual Springs." Mrs. Elsie l’nrtriclt. Orrarml Tuvsvlu‘ownuoz. 41m..- l‘lf‘i‘Jan- 35“” in», rim Him-r- S'vihmrlxm lin~
Wednesday. 2:30. Ladies‘ Aid Soc- Sunday school at 10. 'i‘lllilsv y m. m. .1 wall-“l "m1 ; :ml ill. \l: l u: 1.1mm- ”WWW
lety. Public worship at. 11 and 7:30. l;lvl':iry I‘lllwl'nlmm 1t. ,‘.l.v-e_ 15mm“ 'i‘ln- :t‘:“.1.~ u w: 11. . 1101:1'0‘1 in
Thursday. 7:45. mid-week service. The men and youni: man or (iilri\1i~iniil‘~’rm. in»: I- i.‘_ low». l 1. ~.. -- 5.. :ll; ,; {myth in.» (1.,
. ‘-._—... liiillllvl‘s w ‘1» \\l‘ll.' Hi, Hill 10 111»
J . ii‘l‘li'. ill<‘i".“u.l innit. 1 winners nlt
W k f E l cathOIIC ! L“ ”I H ‘ E " " i“ ' H :iilsvwirri.
w 'i'i‘iNl'" ., .1" ‘N ‘ 1., . .,.
01' 0 31‘ y ' Roger Ludlow Notes \‘ 1.13-1.33; f,‘ \‘ly-H,_1~‘li;rlfl~;,
O i Mill 1 with-“11%: .;...., lilr rim,
t ’l'l'v': \~.'« 1 My 1! m 12.? iv (or 1M- 1;...‘1iliunu-un‘l|'~n3mg. i ;';,. .‘lul'ir _.
nes S on es oas RI 1' l.ll<lln\\ .l'illt-l “H." l~ iliml \iiist\\“"k”r" Ii'h‘ fur :i . ll illi: ,;:- up};
‘ iiv’i'l y...liril..~. mini :1 illir plump“ lin‘.’ iv 1' n',-l‘l' r lirll: tl’v
. . , .. 0 ,“u. “il-‘j‘lmmifl‘i >“"!‘i‘ ii!“ (lirwilnlx‘l'ii-“il “i'i. .' : i. . l'lsu.’ f.»
Ruins of twenty-one missions Iii :Eilstr‘c‘iiriutt‘liirold‘si [£33521 ":‘fv‘ngti‘x nl’ loner? ll would... ‘1’... .34.”. r,” ..-, h“ r: H.“ M.
California fast crumbling Dal-3k (0 and minsiou am“ posts—lions H”. “"mdl‘iiNI‘D ’"l" i*-~f.\'.. lil‘lws limp: M ii \‘ u! '; «- :li vu'wl iizr's r.”
the Gui-h trom WhiCh they were . ] f I Z ._ , _ “0”“ ”ii“ li‘ii‘iv'l’” 'illn HM of ti.» .usul in ' 'v t . l ’«vli‘i: «mil .lnii
‘ mounting lllUi-il stundniils 1mm “1.”. PM.” . 1...... comb” .\n .1 l . . . . . . _
reared by hi-aiiciscan tathcrs more born "0mm at inlu‘rvais h, mum ll..l\n”~:,,..n' .j .. .1...” ”n.1,; . I“ . ‘. l . l .» no...
than a. century ago. are monuments the trek 0H1“. mdrm m tin-1r ”up Pm; full“.- i.“ ,,, i. ...‘ , . .ill"liil, ._ -,v 4 . H . w T...
to “I. bll‘hL 0‘ governmental Op- “0y northward, {M vii. '-| i ii..‘, .‘\~i:i lllll- i i‘.1:>‘-(l i. . . .. vi i~'.' ll:
position encountered by the Catho- . .. .0.“ a of ”m mu.» . , ‘ , itummmw or x. a... or.
110 Iaith in “5 relations then with aloftiii-aaiiiilx‘tuid 2t Moorish. Fm“. (Lilldllll:l'r nunl i ,s on tho programiii—.1:.‘lt..-‘(i. ‘ ~ . _
Mud“ Mexico. ish and Mexican, has been illiOillH1 “unsold l'\l‘.;n_ (“unit‘s Funk. 1 . ‘ $.31} w v I'll“ .w rm. im‘
They Were built in the first cm. by “Mom“ M m OWL and mm! VHMnMHfi M i‘mwml, KMW :. {, .\. 1v.» T. 1‘ at: not: . in».
sade o: the church to carry the rum more minding” m “Norm SM ”Hm . 4. . l: a. )1: . . .. i, .5” ~13
scriptures into the wilderness of the ing to this my”. IHM m, m I.“ “alarm” 1:.” ‘ M .. , .. l. . m“...
new world. Almo" unendurable First 01‘ the (hum of missions Mr \1 ' f.‘l'.l“)'~'_‘fl:‘ I“ ' “1‘ "’3 "‘
hardships we" overcome m the 88- founded was Sun lilugu (it .iimla i er win, iii ,3 Crirllnm. ”mi. "H ( "7' } "l “WU“
tablishments oi these bulwarks at near the prom“, mm or Sm MI“. ,>,\.,.l,,.n..._ MM >13 Hm“ I»: ,” i :. . ;. . .. m 55.14:.-
Christilniiy by missionaries harass- in 1769 by Fuihir Serra and u unmil Hui it: u re, 1’1 mus llcrmonY- m. m.» m
ed by 1‘0““. Indian band" "onwd group of sailors. sniiiiti's ullil [iii-3 111m livn'r’y rim. Miriam l‘if‘l‘l'l.i I M W“ :
by vast stretches of frontier as yet dror. The yellow. mmmnm “,0 l U. M, ,W .«nnmmwm. iiuu-ndnlyn A“; ~ . I\ \i 1, 1.1 \i.lll\ ,3
iunsate for the White ma“ and tore. chip of this mission toll ill“. hill-.li'hl ‘ “"1“ “1"“ -\“lv"l1 T-llll'lli‘ili l in“ “‘ “”“ i‘ "‘ u ‘ '" WW “"3
cd to meet sickness and physical “My of a” .or u was hvrt- ”m. Uh,‘ l.l,.g..v,- ...-..‘.;....l~l.m, 111.1 1(q.,..n.jli i"- j "W «\!'-l ~ « iznnnlx
hardships with little to buoy them great lndiun mom-acre took plum; “l“ l- 1“" ”i" WW” " ‘ ("i '5 '4 “4'5 3*,
except the great courage and lead- resulting m um drain of ”mm” “.11.. min. Roi-“rt l‘ilnn‘ Mali :2? (ill tr ii...
'crship of Father Junipero Serra.
The task oi those missionary
ipioneers had the wavering support
.01 Old lpain and the slender (inan-
clal backing of the Pious fund, con-
_tributcd by church leaders in Mex-
ice.
A century 0! courageous work fol—
lowed the expedition that sailed {or
San Diego in 1769. Each of the mis-
hslons rose to prosperity. Untold
numbers of Indians were converted
to the faith and taken within the
protecting walls at the stately re-
ligious stockades.
But all this time the missions
stood within the shadow of ultimate
destruction. At frequent intervals
there was rumbling in oiticial Mexi-
co,and hints that the government
would not. stand by while its terri-
tory in this part of the continent
was colonized by the church.
As early as January 1531 a decree
or secularisation was issued by the
government at Mexico City. A
change in governmental administra-
tion prevented this being made ef-
fective but in November 1834 the
act of secularization was adopted by
Governor Gigueroa.
The prosperity oi! the missions be-
gen to wither and their decline ga-
thered momentum with the march
or time. The priests and the neo-
phytes dropped away and one at a
time the structures began to decay.
Roots tell in and drenching rains
slowly washed the unprotected
adobe walls back to the earth from
which they came.
Many years after secularization.
a tow of the missions were returned
to the padres. but not until after
their wealth had been dissipated
and their grandeur clouded in de-
coy.
A movement started some years
ago by various organisations has re.
suited in restoration to some degree
of the old mission churches but
funds have not been available to
five the greater number or to re-
store the church settlements to their
former picturesque state. El Camino
Real. the King Road. alony which
are many missions. has been in-
f
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Artificial Flowers
ALL ms 01' COLORFUL
nowaas Ill OUR GIFT
WARM“.
'l‘uo uncriir :vu 111 French. English i
padres and scores or noopiiytv-s. . ‘
ilv"l'lilll', linii‘ll Miliili.
'Sii‘iki‘i'fi will iiv up shipping in X: \\
:ind silui'lv‘i' hours is sr‘lllwl. Tilt:
READY-MADE AWNINGS AND PORCH
SHADES FOR LIVING PORCHES, SLEEP-
ING PORGHES, WINDOWS, TEA ROOMS,
TERRACES, ETC.
Made of high grade green and white or green
and tan striped awning cloth that will not fade.
The iron frames and fixtures are made of gal-
vanized iron and will not rust. . Complete ready
to hang.
Angevine Furniture Co.
North Main St.
South N orwalk
We are now showing Spring Styles in Oxfords and Pumps.
Black, Tan, Sauterne, Opal, Grey. Many others.
Cantilever for Correction and Comfort
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
l"roin Son Divgo li‘utlu-r Serra rm‘- ,, . .. E" ' Tel 1111
. ' i‘lw t i".li\l'l~l‘ mid ll'iis )‘e'r. ' '
ric 113 c 11511 i . lo M )nt ire-y \ h ‘ n . ‘ '~ . 1
”ma $158.3“ LA” i,.'.'u‘(ios. “Wrtm‘nlml l \‘L'ilfl'llUV llllIl .lnlirt l‘l'mosl, E Deaths and Funerals I
was laid out. Next San Antonio do; 1‘32“}; Exam“R'IHKSR' HM : ' .._- i .
l’nuda ncar King‘s City, li‘ltn Sauf‘ ‘ "H ‘ ‘ ' huh-ruin .\li‘llll.'l Miiiili i ‘
Gabriel. whore bolls were hung iromi ._ “A“: ”I. V ! 'l'il" ., 4 ‘ .. .. q ('0 T0 ChurCh Day A J C “i C
tree branches and u linslllu lli'lll 51.000 April Coal iv “fml‘i‘in‘fil 101.111.”; ul- .\\l.milhi.‘ At Baptist Church . 0 118 0
onsirniion by the lndinns i‘l\'t'l'ltll. I) s , “W -. """‘ ‘,“‘ “ "‘ ' "_“”" I i.
. . . ear-(m 'laylor Fund .‘u-«x llicll'ui m .. hi 7.. ohm —-—-——— . '.
x1113 :quoiliiilmslimg of the \llgllll. -‘____..:, ”NHL v.2». mm ‘X “m‘ yfiwm‘llyl Tin» mm, to “mm“ Sunduy' M "(0 North Mam Street, a}
. . - ; _ . ... ‘ ‘ : ,. . . v” .‘w .. :. -.< ,- ; l-jvsryiiizins bible class will be 0b-
San Luis Obis 0 do ’l‘olsa Wzgi lim loud}. l.. mr fill-ll (m the i "HP-”lb H i» \ “ '-\ 1-‘-i ”a". , .
founded in 1772pnnd in 1776 Saliii ix'rzlxli: Sll'i’il A. M 1:. church has lull“? 3“ 13'1“.“ vi luv 'xmumu, will . 5‘9““ at ”‘9 mum .Norwulk Baptist South nomalk
ngncluo do Asia was forum“). dpd‘:,~.-q.~uml supply 'rliasurpr John ' l‘o Motility htlvrumu, :12 2:30 from i Church. .\ special invitation is ex-
icaled. Retracing their steps south. .i. Mills “aims tllr‘ fund to rv‘nch the Em"- 1mm» "2' ii' 1‘ pm In 70 Water : ilndtdfo ”19.1119“ 0f the City to so Phone 747
ward the Franciscans chose a silo, $1.000 mark by tho .«nd of this i Fil'vi‘i- 1m- H1112"! mi. in lilwr— i if‘ 13e>outh;\or\v§lk linguist church
midway between San Diego and Log. . month and ll’lS :il‘lwulvd in the poo. pull: c- tut! 1'32 l Ni“. “V "WV“ “3- “”Y lurim‘m has 4'
Anxclcs to roar another mission, '. 2:11.. {or more contributions. i . "“"'”‘ l hie“ “Ninth”? lead" 9‘ the loptist‘ CORIPLETE HOUSE
San Juan Capistrano. ‘ l‘r.h\li\\}}<l)' qnnmmmwi ,. . , , $865 40 (hi Ill'gt‘ \‘(mi'llCi‘H l E‘l‘o‘upwillol‘)‘ I;"Cl"ydlli;nrs bill!” “353
Tra ed overtook C‘ isimno i 3.x ix'i~n.i ................. 1,00 T . ,n t. -:I m . .~ i “3 e mu 9 or a trans- 1 y . .
the ggcaty coast-wide cigthquakc 01;, l ' li‘ a' Aid sorirty of the i“lunglijliluil. linivi’i‘ifi‘y anti—:32: p3“ of all members and friends of ’5 bRNISHlNhh '
1812. Thiriy'ulno persons authored i-IM Mount“ ,\1. ii. church 25,001..“ -_,5,.. 11-..1 . {hp “,1..- \‘1 my”..ng "h: Chunk from ”‘9 “(SUN 11108er
before the church altar in the dim: --.._ *- uvinuw. 11m. iii-r-ls‘vi‘hl, 'l‘ompl‘urci in the church. :l‘he pastor of the
light of early mom and “cm crush-i $801.10 E will will: l 1., lul. . m. M “ii” 1.. ‘ church, um», 1" I“ Mallory “mm"
ed to death beneath a falling massi ._. -«~-»-‘--—- simiduv nun-mm in Rummy-1.. .~. me-l . ‘ Spec”! welcome to 3‘ strangers. .
or stone and adobe. rmrmx srrrs NEW ‘1”.- ’ ‘ ” ‘ " ' 1 ”1“ ”W“ for the morning address Cbildren’ Socks
NOI. 8' so“! was saved except, “Vii " .._.. l A Non ifii‘.‘.‘zil‘xi S. \‘norhovs 00151-5118 Elf: head. ~ 8
records relate. Nino dcl Tcmbior. \‘cry snappy suits for afternoonggmnim....g 11..., Hm“... ilr. \‘oor-l here .“ M a fireside “THC“
(child of the earthquake) born by i \vi‘nr are or Chilton m- geornr‘ttc i lure. ’U'ill‘ 0 6‘ :11": M which the 3’15“” Silk Ribbed Socks, 1/2 and iii
the hand of terror and taken from i crow: in pastel colors with rivaled 1 film 5pm.. 0" ”the “we“ 1' mm 1‘ 1 . 50
its crushed mother's side from bc- i skirts and simple little. coats. ' ‘ r ‘ H ‘ ‘ it to l‘ll't side . The address will «ngl is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
new, a pm or debm‘ l - new a com o. . coal with the problems or the home
In the next live years Santa Clara . The iutwrui of Mrs. Augusta ; trill-"131w llmse related to the {1550— Cotton Spoke 1/: lt‘llgill , 25c
do Asia. San Bucnaventurs, andi Florence “ill in;- brill Sunday iii-“Pidiion of young men and women.
Santa Barbara, were founded. Sol Treasu Balance .lernoon at 1:4n :rom St. I‘ZYrr's. ”10 Christian EHGEMOP IOClety will J TIE ‘
3“",de was the church‘ of Santa} ry lGorman Lilllli‘ran church, Lednr ; have expert in this service. The pub- , I. MALLE
Barbara built that withstanding the; . 2 street. try. 1. if. \\ «oz-"l will oi- ly in: is cordially invited. _
elements nearly two centuries it dc-. WASillNGTOX. April i'.’.— fl'ciate. I‘n"m‘"}1_: “m 1'” 1" ”‘91 88 Washington Street
tied in part the destructive quake 01" United States Treasury bai- ‘ 50“““H‘ ”mete”: ;
1925. its towers alone crumbling be-: once at close of business April 15 ‘ ‘ ‘
neath that disturbance. l was 34.55.719.319. MN- Belle 1". i'allcc .
tiibfnfdlrrdllxdorifiibgsfogab‘ts bceau? \i Funeiallscrviccs {or Mrs. Belle! We Are Our Own Whole- ” ,.
z 11 ms. ' Cloris. 'a leo took lrc. ".l d. vi .
La Soledad and San Joe do Gund. m I up mm C. ssuncrmfi mom“... from ”.0 i‘,,;£.f,‘;:.rlo:gi Balers and Retailers of t.-— (”IT-
“live next were dedicated and then 1“ “ ‘ h H ' ‘ of D. W. Raymond. in West Wusl‘.-~ - - 5
San 5““ Bl-“Ullfl. San Mlzuel Ar- ington strcct. lav. Dr. Fred L.I Quahty Grocenes *
changel and San Fernando Rey do CLEARANCE SALE. Piper of the Advent Christian
3",..." Two event. of outgtanding 0p GOOD USED CARS church omciatcd. interment was A F Beckmann Co ’
‘tranmpz;‘l‘r:d‘°wiittiiinct‘liietofariid 3:331:33), DON'T MISS m in the family riot in Riverside. ° ‘ 9
- cemetery.
aries of San Fernando—tho discov- . ._..._.. Inc- '
Practically every standard make
e 0 old . ‘
Mime: t: thettecetshzf 35:23:16; 0! and model represented in this sale. Philip Joscph l~odor. Washington Street A Pipe Dream
mont.’ re. Sedans. Coupes. Touring Cars. Philip Joseph Fodcr, infant son Phone3565 80 NOW“
In 1798 was founded near Ocean Coaches, Roadsters. Small Cars and Of .‘II’. and .‘II‘S. Stephen Fodor. died s Come True
no. the made“ of “'1 "'10 mix-Mm; Big Cars. iiiztgfilhf“Sims;Shiiihfotiiiominiz Heat has beendistrlhuted by Iripe-
chain. San Luis. Rey de Francia. . x . funeral will be hold this afternoon " for ‘4‘ na ‘9 cre'e
This missiOn restored to the great. The Following Jokes. at 3 o'clock Burial Wm b in St col ,Onrricd the some way—only.
est degree of any is known as the . . . “a - .t. . e L ‘ you don'tseethe pipeslna
King of the Missions. Within its BUICK DUIAA‘T RAE“ A ”'5 "me ”'3' ‘ NOTICE o .
grounds still thrives the first ep- cumROLET LESEC QAI‘L‘X‘ID “no“ you...” n idalre
p" u... to “k. not in the '0‘ f CHRYSLER HUDbOh OVERLAIND h ‘ ‘ ' '. ‘ . ‘ . .
in... “than..." .0 the milliozs DODGE JORDAN STUDEBAKER. 43' Siogumgéhg (A213: $303313 To all interested in becoming sumlc nmoumoa
r . ' . - v dd!“
or trees new hero and lovcd b' ’ hiingin from n. beam in the cellar members 0‘ the ‘Blble Memo— Theyroallhl Gone lsice and
among", ’ THE ERWIN M. JENNINGS COM- . S _ . . ,, kl the ice bill. No more do you de-
. PAVY. of his 1101110. 01 Cedar street, ycstor~ rizing Crusade. b 00 ets pend on the he "30”- Electric
NOVAK RELEASE 12 West Avenue xomalk "fl-V mm‘mm‘. “'1“ ““- MW "0’“ “‘3 containing 1026 calendar of current cakesthclrpiace andkeeps
NEW YORK A ‘ D v home mom“ morning at 10' Rey' verses will be found on sale I" I00“ in! chandelcss. chilled
Y in, fl ' P?" "-—The New OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS Dennis P- HHHEY- of 51- JOHN‘- , . D temperature. Let usshowyou.
‘:;oun:°:n:g icaglue club young“ church. will ofiit‘iatc. Burial will be at Donnelly s Stationery c- . , N
e re ease of infielder in St. Mar-'s cemetery. ' 0' “(8 .
Walter Novak to the Norfolk club of TWO NEATLY" furnished rooms He is stirvlvcd by his wife. three Eanment’ price .0 can“. The Norwa Electrlc U0.
the Virginia league and outfielder comfortable (0" one 0" two “hm sons. Daniel. Joseph and Anton. and All learn”! the same verse 20 No. min 8%., '01th Norwalk
Otis Carter to the Newark interns. I11 Iccomodliionl- convenient to one daughter. Amelia. the same day throughout the Phone 2978
tionals. These releases bring the "01197 and 30““1 NOMlk 5“" Mr. Neverisky had been worried world " 1
Giants down to the mid-summer llm- Wm Phone Nil-R. Smith. 22 tor some time over financial matters ' ,_,_________..—;l
u. 0‘ :6 meta. ‘ “Dalton at- 89.11“! NOTED-1h. _ '_ ‘nd Q‘d bgen in in health. A J W— 1 I
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