Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 24, 1926 · page 12

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i 8: 18. Iundoy school and
« class: 10:80. hols corn-
7 , and sermon: 1:80. heir
ties. and season by Itt.
C. thruster-.1). D. Bishop

out.
- are welcome at

is open all day every day
year for rest. Drover sud
.. Iaptiun is administer-
.. the 10:80 seerco lands”.
.at other times by appointment.
sector is in church laturdsy
I In to seven.
, I -~ attention is called to the
tion or the bishop of
~ Cunday evening. The
.oomestonitall the people
the parish. as well as to ad-
oontirniation. All parish-
are urged to be present. and
~ _ others are invited most cordial-

 

crows Mal Inthsran
liter. Ii. C. Weasel. Pastor.
service at 10. lingual:
not 11. Bible class and Sun-
col ‘ot 18. lubiect of Sermon:
of the Christians.” Every-
is oordisuy welcome.
services will be held on
. using time. All the inset-
' the church will also be held

- using time.
We ela- wlil meet in two
molt. The one group
‘ ‘Hondsy evening at 1:80
other Tuesday cranium
. I. These meetings will be held
‘ basement of the church.
. ‘ society of young married
will meet sgdln Wednesday
at 8 o'clock in the bosernent
dhuroh. All young married

onddsyersningsi‘rom'ltos.

a”

roslhr u.ssrrioo of
this church is held at 11. Iundso
school is held at 8!.
Subject. “Probation After Death.”
Wednesday owning testimony
meeting is held at 8.
To both of these services the pub-
lie is invited.
Reading room. or West avenue.
Open week days. holidays excepted.
from 18 to 8. Tuesday and Thurs-

 

Adverls m more!
Rev. I. I4. “postpones

Public worship as 11 and 7:80.

a daemon topics: "Christ's Ultimate
Dominion.” For evening: “The Abid-
isg'Irlond.” e

sunday school at 10. Loyal work-
ers at 8:18.

The poster and the superintendent
art desirous of a full attendance at
the Tees and the sands school.
last a members be on her: . and it
will help much in the school con.
test if members bring a frtend.
With tfi coming of genial weather.
let us see a still larger attendance.

M

L - Christ (march

Gregory Boulevard. ll. Norwsilr
Robert 3. 8. Posts. rector

8:80. senior lundsy school.

10:“. morning prayer and sermon.

18. Junior Sunday school.

0. evening prayer and sermon.

Tues, 8:80, a. P. s. candidates.

‘1. s. 0. 3. boys’ club.

7:80. the girls’ club.

7:80. St. Agnes' Guild with Kiss

yard.

Wednesday. 8, special service. The
Knight strdet A. u. 1:. male quor-
tette will sing negro splritusls. -
Thursday. 8. the Woman’s guild
mwill meet with we. Arthur B. More-
house. 50 First street.

Knight it. A. 81. ll. Church
' Rev. W. Henry Lamar, poster
11 and 7:80 sermons by tho poster.
18:80. Sunday school.

 

Charlotte Sanford. 8 Gregory bouie. moo

director of
Public we ip

“ATeschsr o
liciastallsticn of

Thursday. fzsl.

Seripture ‘
Solo. lire.

liltnsl‘reernan.

program by tho
come early. .

Thursday. 8.
tilt.

Friday. 8. choir

and social

Rev. Lester '1‘.

P. 18.. .“At tho‘
Sunday. 8:80.

 

 

 

 
 

fifths connotation are cor-

e. A. 0. ll. league.
Class meeting Tuesday evening.

els- at tho Regent theatre: 10. Bible
school: :1. morning worship: 8:80.

Rev. Charles [may
lie. Chrenoe Cable. erssobt and

lull!" services:

hears. All tosohsrs also invited.
Church school it. and Friendship
Bible class tor adults.

lpworth league. 0:80. it

on “The Opportu&w to Do Good.”

for prayer and m

GRACE. struts! m
M. R. 1'.' Lee. minister

Isdio’s‘ Aid society.
a brief program as follows:

, . C. Powell: lelect read-
ing. Hrs. Delis Nintmo: Paper. Misc

7, Joint meeting of Junior and
dealer 3. T. P. W..
message to tho colored oitisens Pro-
tective League following a short
members and friends are asked to

Tuesday. 7.7tsaoliess'7mooting.
8:80. Visionary society meeting.

Friday. 8. Young Inn's Bible class

So. Norwoik Baptist Climb
The Sunday addresses are as fol-
A. 81.. “Justice."

Children's sermon.
Policeman."

.nlinister
chorus choir
e 11o ‘.m°n on

Iron God." Pub-
ohuroh‘eeheol oi~

at 1:80. Sermon

mid-week service

followed by
. hire. 8. 8'. Lee:

Preaching. A

League. All tho

mid-week prayer

practice.

Mallory. poster

“The Iron

Cate.”
Ivorymsn's Bible

«a;

me easel-'- Ineetias: mo. ovo-
ning worship.
reader. 1:80. line's Deushters
nesting at tho church.

Wednesday. 8. World Wide suiid
meeting at the home of lilies syivia
Brook. 88 Quintord avenue.

Thursday. 1:80. mid-week meeting.
Subject. "God‘b Covenant." Tm. l.
covenant meeting.

Music. moraine:

Prelude. "Melody." Steele.

Anthem. “I Will Magnify Tiles. 0
God." Ilossnthal.
Solo. “All. 'TII h Dream." Lsuon.
Postiude. “Allegro Movement.”
Rinck. a,
Ironing:
Prelude, “Nocturne in A Major."
Munro.

uonday evening. Omicron circle. Anthem. "Come 8on Spirit," rm. 7; iii. mom", worm“, “Tm“ and
Wednesday. 8: 80. Indiss' Aid soc- lsl'. Eternity Linked. "

lets. Solo. “bed Kindly Lishl.” O'Hara. and-week devotional m e at i n 3
Wednesday. 8-8. chicken patty Postludo. ."Toccsta." Federioln. Thursday evening.

supper. served by the Omicron circle. Quartette: The 'l'. C. 3. class will my. a hot

Idlss Theresa dchmit. soprano.

iliss Eloise shove. site.

Mr. Walter Sayer. tenor.

Mr. Frederick Brock. bass.
—-——-o

class.
P mg? ‘l'tu Phone 4180 pm; W Church. ‘1 Musical program for Sunday's ser-
3 a COI:
Sunday school"10:18. R v 0;, I}??ao:bs. mini ‘ Morning:
8:80. preaching. Annual sermon. ° ' ' ' ' °’ Organ prelude, "Springtime

ilrs. Lois Birchsrd Hedner. organist

Mrs. 1'. Irving Smith. director
of double cusrtette

Sunday, 8:“. church school.

11. public worship.

11. nursery.

8. conference communion.

0:80, young people's meeting.

dearer circle at the church.

7. meeting of the.C. B. B. K.
Wednesday. 8. meeting of the exe-
cutive board of the Women's assoc-
iation. at the home of Mrs. J. If.
Coburn.- N
Thursday. 8:“. meeting of th
Pastor's class for church membe
ship.

Friday. 8. meeting of tho hospitali-
ty committee in the basement of the
church.
8-0. silver tea and cake sale. in
the basement of the church.
8. Preparatory service for com-
munion.
Music for Sunday will be as fol-
lows:
Morning: .
Organ Prelude. Andante from the

 

Violin Concerto. Mendelssohn.
Anthem. I Will Keep Him in Per-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:«fl

 

 

Glass For Automobiles

5

 

“asthma

1

eWs I

Thursday evening, April 29 between

Sketch" Brewer.

Toland.

Tuesday. 8. meeting or the Elm Toiand

nlng from 5: 00 to ’l: 80.

ice and sermon at 7 o’clock.

Consecration."

'i 901 finalised.

“I, ‘mflc “I

i ”Reunite fr.

A FEW
FOR YOU

fect Peace West
Oifertory solo (soprano).

Lord is My Light." Aiiitsen.
Organ posiiude.

Gounod.
Afternoon:
Organ prelude. Cantiiens. Salome

Thee. Bohnecker.

dcaie, Lemlnens.
__.
First Met st Episcopal Church
Bout h orwalk. Conn.
Rev. Warren 1. Bowman. pastor
Sunday services.
10 Bible school.
11. worship and sermon.
Might and Melcy. "
d: (5. young people's meeting.

“Divine

roast. beef supper in the church
0:80 and 7. at 00c per plate. Tickets
in chsrse of the members of the

Baritone soio. selected Mr. Ralph

Organ postiude. in E Fiat, Duncan.
Evenink:

Organ prelude. Nocturne in A Flat.
Foulkes.

Baritone solo, selected. Mr. Ralph

Organ postiude, in D. Harris.

 

Trinity Chord:
Rev. C. B. Lewis. rector
7:80. Holy euchsrist.
9:80. church school.
10:80 motion and sermon.
Parish dinfir next Thursday eve-

 

chdish Lutheran Church.
Fort Point Street.
5. Axel Anderson. student pastor
Sunday. April 25. Evening sen-

First Baptist Church of Divine

Healing

De Witt Taimadge Van Doren
minister.

Morning service at 10; 30.

Subject of sermon: ”A Pentecost

 

Si. Mike's Filmer-i Church

"The

F cstivai. March,

Anthem, My Faith Looks Up to

Organ postlude. March from Ponti.

 

DARIEN

COL NELSON
IIAS PAIR OF
.RARE AFGHANS

Among Most Valuable
Do in W 0 r1 (1 —-
0 Two Othn's in
America

Colonel Howard stout Nelison of
Althea Farm. no owns two of the
most rare and ost highly prised
dogs in the world. They are known
as Afghans. and are bull in Afghan-
istan. Dr. Ncilson recently purchas.
ed the animals from a resident of
Scotland. In the whole United
States. there are but two others of
this breed and they are in California.
There are but two Afghan kennels
and they are located in England.
The dogs are fairly large weigh-
ing shout to pounds each. A queer
feature is that their hair is long and
short in spots. They are not dim-
cult to feed and bill eat most any
kind of food. They are hunting dogs
and are especially keen for rabbits.
One of the reasons that these dogs
are prised so highly is the fact that
they are the only dogs that pursue
fowl and game with both sight and
sense.

 

 

 

 

 

msmu & HYATT co.

Norwslk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
WALL ITIII'I' NORWALK, 001m.

w
BISSELL’S CARPET SWEEPERS
$4.50. $5.75, $6.00, $6.25, $7.00, $7.50

Johnson’s Wax Electric Floor Polisher
L $42.50

 

 

 

 

 

be of slockade construction. It will
have four rooms and be heated
by hot water. A Flintcoat roof is
called for. Work “in be rushed
along on the building and it may be
occupied before the summer is over.

Plans Prepared For
“Gypsy” Smith Home

Blane are being prepared for a.
summer home to be constructed at
Tokeneke for “Gypsy" Put Smith.

 

 

 

Architect A. Nettloton Paddock or
East Norwailr is drawing up the
plans for the building.

The building will be of the bun.

Clever Styles in Coats

 

 

 

gslow type. 80 by iio feet and wiilI and Dresses for
Children
Ages 3 to 14.
1'" GOLDEN DRESSES
woman man! do wear: 51-98 to $10
COATS

WASHINGTON STREET

$4.98 to $16.50

They include many types.

 

especially suitable not only

 

The dogs arrived from England
several days ago and are already

I
scorn noawsln i
l

for Spring but for Summer
as wall.

 

 

most devoted to their new master.
Colonel Neiison.

0 C O
No trace has yet been found of
the autoist who struck Policeman
William I. Bowman. while doing duty
on the Poet Rood. yesterday morn-
ing. Oi'dcer Bowman is at a loss as
to the identity of the man, whose
Buick coupe smashed into Bowman's
motorcycle. badly injuring the rider’s
foot.
Ollicer Bowman is at the Norwsllt
hospital. where the attending physi-
cian. Dr. William id. McMahon. re-
ports ilis condition as good. The ot~

A. J Collins Co

9
n m m M. J acoby 8

12-14 North Main Street

 

 

 

 

 

door will be confined to the hospital

 

for at least ten days” According to

 

Dr. McMahon. the bones in the left
foot are not fractured. but there is
a puncture wound of the foot. eight
inches long. The injury is all on
the outside.
Bow an is the second officer on

South Norwalk South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE nousn ' '
FURNISHINGS I SI[
4.

See Our Novel

 

 

h orom

0:85 A. M.—Church school.
10:“ A. M —Morning Prayer

Sermon

 

' St. John's R. 0. Ohm
”mm
dies. .8. J. )1ch

0:80 A. M.

 

Rev. Floyd 8. beach. Recta-
8:80 A. M.——Hoiy Communion.

Mass will be celebrated at 8:80

Noroton Presbyterian Chumh
Mr Gm Rs Mum's Ph- D,

the Do on force to be injured while
on duty this year. Amos Anderson
whs thrown from his motorcycle
when hearse crowded off the road
January 16. while pursuing a. speed-
ing motorist. Anderson's collarbone
was fractured. omcer Bowman has
been on the force for nearly three
months.

and

o ‘o o o
The auditorium of Baker school
was tilled last evening for the first
presentation of the Black and White

ngli

 

Window Display

on

SERVEL

Electric Refrigeration
The Connecticut

Wafllt.

t 3 Power Co.
Norwslh

 

 

 

 

 

 

Palace Monday and Tuesday
Regent Wed, Thurs. Fri.

 

 

 

l-‘roiic and Dance. by the Men's club
of the Noroton Presbyterian church.

‘O—

Sunday to A. M.—8undsy School. T
or-ing service» Cor-I
ect. "Baffled 3° Plght‘Bet-

Wednesdt 8 P. him—Preparatory
lecture in the chase

Thursday 8 P. IL—Evealng of
games at the Moose under the
auspices of the Church Aid So.
cicty.

Congregational Church

 

Rev. G. A. Tuttb. Pastor
mfiu-a. M (v. r. is.) Sunday
School.

There were two perfect classes in at-
tenmnco last Sunday and others
no riy perfect.

3: 00 A. M (D. ’1‘. 8.) Morning
Worship. Tana If ye then be risen
with Christ, melt the things which

3:00 P. M.—- (D T. 8.) Junior C. h
E.
0:80 P. M. (D. 3. '1'.) 8.110? C.

E. .

The topic and leader will be an-
nounced at the morning service.
1:80 P. M. (D. 8.12) Evening
Praise service. It is expected that
the quartet from the Sound Beach
Congregational Church will be ore" c.
sent to render several musical su- u

toll
ho repeatetbthis evening in
auditorium of the Royic school.

Dayton Police Force was a visitor
in South Nerwsik yesterday.
a 0 0

ccndrrn a class of candidates tomor-
row morning in Saint Luke's Epis-
Ncsotoss copol church.
the church will be filled for this
service. which marks the bi-enniai
will of the venerable preiate to the
parish.

for a new house in Birch road.

are above. Col. 3:1. home in Long Neck Point road. Her
covet-y.
skyscraper churches will see to it

that there is plenty of room at the
ton-Lowell Evening Leader.

he romm was delightful and was
by dancing. The show “In"
t c

Serseant Terry Lambert of the

Fe

ROBERT

e

and Street Combinations
‘Most Fashionable Millinery

a1 soars slant eraser
soars noawans

 

 

Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster will

It is expected that

O 0
Roy C. Lester is hreakifi ground

0 I 0
Miss Caroline Gorham is ill at her

m

all ready

 

STYLE HEADQUARTERS

For Men’s Footwear

for your inspection.
Newest patterns in men 's hosiery

SOUTH NORWALK

The new bleached tan calf cxfords. the featherweight oxford in
black and tan. and the brogue oxford with wide square too are

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

 

eat of friends wish her a speedy re-

 

 

.._.__.._.._..____..'__
Doubtless the architects of these

 

The Filipinos would have a. better
bane. for independence if the not-
lai resources they control were not

 

lecticns. They come gladly. May We.

so vslusbie.-The hisnten Daily
show our appreciation of such cood ! we“ I, ‘

 

spirit by giving them a large sudi I

 

once.

“mt Zion Baptist Clinch.
Frank“ M

Res. B. 3. Harris Pastor

Preaching 11:00. A. 31.. by
pastor.

Sunday School 11:80 P. 1!.
Sacred Concert 8:80 P. hi.
B. I. P. W. 8:00 P. M. Miss Sa-g

vage leader.

Preaching -:r so 1’. is.
Wednesday Coconut" t Hosting and l
Preaching r: so P. .

Choh’ Rehearsal Pricey mo P.

 

the

l

,in Bags, Belts, Scat-Is, Neck

THE N. a RYAN co

SeeTlleNewArrivair

wear, Hosiery and Underwear.

 

Mrs. E. Grands. Church Clerk.
Much success is looked forward

 

 

 

on the First Sunday ill liar 'iaally
Day."Therewill beaehlchon Dino
no: at the Church. Thursday In“!
owners neon. until'hW Pi 3--
for the ;enefit of the marines
Fund.

W
may ways for stopping the mlcrbe
wove have been sum“

best method is still that or putting
the crooks into deli—New York

Heraldo'lribuno.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

O

 

 

 

NEW CURTAINS

The magic of new‘curtains"

and creionnes makes'the
home snnnier, brighter, more
- pleasant to live in. And it

/ wiilbeadelightfultaskto

"chooseyournewcurtsinsand
cretonncs from tile brilliant
displaywesrenowshbwing.

We soon murmur,
Wmu......zoearsnnvn

 

.W- L‘A- «mu

sfev ..- L

'_.__.._‘ 4;... _ a5:

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan