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5.. . Warren x. Bowman. Pastor
. bio sohooL. Rehearsal for
,V I nor exercises con.
”Mr. Brown. promptly at
' jpublio worship. Subject:
., ~ . tho Fruits ofa decri-
lorries.”
,ynung people's meeting. The
~ will be a symposium on
the hour of evening worship
00mm will Join in a
r . service in the Baptist church
"the interest of the Big Brother
ant. Mr. Booth will bring
~eedsy aftemoon. June I. at
0 o'clock in the church parlors.
. being the last meeting before
.summer vacation a full attend-
boos is desired.
Musical program for Sunday, May
Organ prelude, Spring Song, Men-
olssohn.
‘ Quartet. "Rest In Peace,
Finders Dead." Nevin.
Anthem. “Flag of Freedom,"
Coombs.
To
Triumphai M a r c h.
ache.
Members of the quartet:
Kiss Hilda Bradshaw. soprano.
.lliss Kathleen Andrews. contralto'.
'-_JOhn Somplo. tenor.
fiasco Bates, bass.
. V . ibald Merriam. organist and
director.
Norwalk Methodist Epuoopal Charon
(At the Center)
Henri P. Culver. Minister
0:“, Sunday school for all do-
partments. There are classes for all
Men's assembly Bible class. This
cla- meets for a forum discussion of
Foadick's "The Meaning of Service."
V 11:00, morning worship. Mr. Cul-
ver's sermon subject will be “Lest
We Forget," and the service will be
”in keeping with the national holl-
,' 0:30. devotional meeting of the
. lipworth .league for young people.
‘The topic for the meeting is to be
“The Christian and the Color Line"
and Miss Jessie Dibble will be the
leader.
.7230, evening worship with let‘-
anon on “How Much Are You
North?"
Monday. 8:00.
Tompkins league.
Wednesday, an all day session of
meeting of the
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l Sunday Noticeson d-Cliurch News
the mios' Aid society will be held
at the church with a luncheon at
noon. A regular business session
will be held at 8:30. This is an
important meeting as it will be the
last of the season.
Thursday. 0:“. Junior League
meeting. Mr. Culver will title In-
othor illustrated talk on Palestine.
Let every member be present
promptly after school.
7:“. mid-week service of
prayer
and praise. '
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First Church of Christ, Sdenflst
07 West Avenue
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11. Sunday school
is held at 11.
8Ubieci: "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, Alias Mumsrism and
Hypnotism. Denounced."
Wednesday evening
meeting is held at 8.
Reading room. 07 West avenue.
Open week days (holidays excepted)
from 12 to is. Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from 7 to 9. All are wol-
come.
The public is cordially invited by
this church to attend a free lecture
on Christian Science. to be delivered
in the Regent theatre. Norwslk. Sun-
day afternoon. May 80th. at 8:30
o'clock, D. S. T.. by Bicknell Young.
C. S. 8.. of Chicago. member of the
board of lcctureship of the Mother
church. the First Church of Christ.
Scientist, in Boston.
testimony
So. Norwalk Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Msllery, Pastor
The subjects for the Sunday ad-
dresses are as follows:
Morning. "Our Brotherhood."
Evening. "Big Sister and Big
Brother."
Children’s sermon. "Good Money
and No Good."
Sunday, 10, Bible school.
ll. worship.
0:30. Christian endeavor.
7:30. worship. special service.
Monday. 7:30. 8. s. board.
Thursday. 6:30, church supper. an.
nual.
7:30. roll call and annual busi-
neas.
Charles Brandon Booth will give
one of his great addresses at the
church this evening. He is iield
secretary for the Big Brother and
Sister federation and a speaker of
national reputation.
The supper Thursday is for the
members or prospective members of
the church. The price is only
enough to cover actual cost.
The 28rd annual conference of
some circles as to whether some of
the expelled students of that insti-
tution may not know the explana-
tion. . .
A‘few days ago the first of the
series came to the attention of the
school authorities when I fire was
discovered ear the group of bath
houses on e premises. It was ex-
tingulshed..
About midnight Wednesday the 75
students and faculty of the school
were aroused by the ringing of the
I. in Stamford. have the police
; end the query is heard in
Private lire alarm system. They
the King's Daughters and Sons of
Fairfleld county will be held on
Wednesday. June 2. at the Danbury
Bap tchurch.
M c for morning:
Prelude. Romanam, Spohr.
Postiude in B Flat. West.
Evening: .
Prelude. ,Andante Religioso, Le-
bach.
Anthem. Forward Be Our Watch.
word. Shelley.
Solo. For o’er the Stars There is
Best. Abt.
Duet. selected.
Postlude, Marchc Religioso, Park—
er.
Members of the choir:
Tenor. Walter Sayer.
Soprano, Therese Schmid.
Alto. Elouise Shove.
Bass. Frederick Brack.
Grace Baptist Church
23 Butler Street
Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister
Sunday school. 0:45.
Preaching. 11:46.
Superintendents of the Sunday
schools of the State Baptist Mission-
ary union will be in session at 8:80.
A hearty welcome to all who might
wish to attend.
Members of the Zeta chapter.
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. in the
interest of the "Go-to-College" move-
ment. will probably be present and
speak at this session.
Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U's.. 7.
Preaching. alter a brief program
by the Missionary society, 8.
Monday. Decoration Day program,
8:00.
Tuesday, teachers' meeting. 7.
Tuesday. Deacon board. 8:00.
Wednesday. church meeting. 8.
Wednesday, church meeting. 8.
Clarke's, 8. ‘
Thursday. a chicken supper. Mis-
sionary society. 0 to 0 p. m.
Friday, choir practice. 8.
Fridar, Young Men's Bible class. 8.
Trinity Church
Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A._ Rector
7:30, Holy Eucharist.
0:30, church school.
10:30. Holy Eucharist
and sermon.
(choral).
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Cedar St.
Rev. E. C. Wensel. Pastor
German service at 10 A. M. Eng-
clad and considerable excitement
p r.iied. The alarm system is ope.
rated from the cellan and the
r..eans of ringing it is supposed to
be known only to students and
school auihr "’r‘.
Half an hour after the excite-
ment had subsided and the students
had returned to their qmwters. a
brisk fire was discovered in a hedge
about 300 feet from the school.
This was put out by the school facul-
ty and the police were notified.
tumbled out of their beds scantily
The school authorities and the po-
lish service at 11 A. M:
and Sunday school It 12 noon.
service with sermon on
Duration of the War.0
ten years old.
place, New York. was expelled from
the school.
Trolant. eighteen'years old. of Bieit—
nail place. Newark. also was expell-
cd. According to Headmaster nay-
mond J'. Kwasnik. these boys were
expelled after repeated warnings for
violation of the school regulations.
Mr. Kwasnik said that he had in-
formation to the effect that the two
students are still in Stamford.
Bible class
The Ladies' society will inret at
the home of Mrs. John Bruschwcin
in Cranbury. Thursday.
The pastor has received a call to
Anthem, There is a Holy City. St. John's Lutheran church of
Shelley. ‘ Ridgeneld. N. .l. A special Joint-
Solo, Jung Lover of My Soul, meeting of the voting members of
Ton", St. Peter's and St. Paul's Lutheran
churches will be held Friday eve.
nlng at 8 o'clock in the basement 0!
the church to consider the call with
the pastor.
The young people are invited to
an outing to Quassapaug Lake near
Waterbury, Monday.
East Ave. Methodist EDIN‘ODI’II
Church
Rev. Charles 8. Gray. Minister
Mr. Clarence Cable. organist and
director chorus choir.
10. church school and Friend-
ship Bible class.
ll. public worship and memorial
"For Hit!
0:30, Epworth league.
7:10. evening worship. Sermon
topic, "Not. Peace but a Sword."
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard, East Norn'ullc
Robert B. B. Foote, Rooter
8:00, Holy Communion:
9:30. Senior Sunday school.
10:45. morning prayer and sor-
“2011.
12:00. Junior Sunday school.
8:00, evening prayer and illustrat-
ed sermon.
Tuesday. 7:30. Girla' club at the
rectory.
Thursday, 2:00. business social and
missionary meeting of the oman's
guild at the rectory.
8:00: lawn fete committee meet-
ing at the rectory.
Friday, 8:00, choir rehearsal at
the rectory.
First Cmgrcgstionai Church
On the Green. Norwalk
Rev. E. l”. McGregor, I’h. D.. Pastor
Memorial Sunday. Morning wor-
ship at 10:30 with sermon by the
pastor: "Unfailing Days."
Sunday school at 0:30 and 10:30.
Roy H. McCormack. superintendent.
Music:
Prelude in D Major. Scott.
Response. 0 orship the Lord.
Solo. Thc Prayer.Perfeci. Riley,
Sienson. Mr. Oscar A. Seaholm.
Authem. Give Praise All Ye That
Worship Him. Pinsuii.
Postlude. March in F. Andrews.
Tuesday, the Gleaners‘ circle will
lice are at a loss to account for these
happenings.
A month ago. John Rcdiicid, nine-
of 36 Grnmcrcy
Last Monday George
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is not only reasonable but genuinely heart-cheering.
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I A FEW
FOR YOU
Wednesday. the L. D. A. will hold
its last meeting for the season.
l'nrtrick, in Cranbury, at 8:00.
sulc, and a short cuteriulnmcnt.
Bethlehem Church
(Mission KVrkun)
Van Zant St. Near East Ave.
Rev. Grunsiram. l'astor
The Sunday school meals at 10:30
Sunday because it is promotion day.
An inicrcsilng program will be giv-
en togciher with the morning wor-
ship. All the purcnls arc uekcd to
be present.
At 5:00 the confirmation class of
last year will have charge of the
entire program.
The evening service begins at 7
and the speaker will be Mr. Bock-
mann from Hartford. Ho will re-
preecnt the movement of the Tom-
pcrance Union of Connecticut and
speak of its work.
First Congregational Church of
South Norwnlk
Rev. 1". H. Jacobs, Minister
Mrs. Lois Birchard l-ledncr. organ-
ist and director of double quartet.
0:45. church school.
11:00. public worship, sermon:
"What Religion Should Mean to Me."
11:00, Nursery.
6:30. .Young People's meeting.
Thursday, 7:80, choir practice.
' The regular June meeting of the
Woman's association will be held at
the home. of Mrs. Mary Beers, Juno
0. This is tho annual summer party.
attend.
The muslcnlc ltlvcn by the Pilgrim
guild. at the home of Mrs. Lewis
ll. Nash, Wednesday. was a very
pleasant and succcs'zful affair. There
were about 86 in nicmlnncc.
Tlic Salvation Army
Open All: \Vhlsllcvillo, 7:17: 1". .‘i.
Open Air So. Norn'nlk. 8:00 P. M.
Sunday:
Sunday school. 10:30.
Holiness meeting, 11:3".
3'. I’. 1... 6:30.
Open Air, 7:00.
Salvation Service. 7:30,
Tuesday: Ladies' home league.
Wednesday: l‘raycr service, 7:30.
Band practicc. 7:30.
Thursday: Open air. 7:30.
Salvation sci-vice, 8:00.
Sealed Bottles to Test
Direction of Currents
Around New York City
South Norwalk people finding
sealed bottles floating in the water
next month containing postal cards
addressed to New York authorities
are urged by the War department to
illl out and mail the cards as add-
ressed.
Beginning in~Juue the authorities
of New York city propose to set a-
drift at four bi-vvcekly periods a. to-
tal of 10.000 sealed bottles in waters
adjacent to New York harbor. each
bottle lo contain a prepaid addrcr-
sod postal card on reverse side of
which is printed a request that the
for and deposit the card in the mail.
It is understood that the purpose
of the experiment is to obtain data
on the movement of currents in con-
nrction with sewage disposal. The '
War department has been asked
to extend such cooperation as may
be practicable in securing the re-
Featuring .
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CLOTHES
For Men and Young
Men. Some models in-
clude 4-piece Suits.
One long pant and one
knicker.
meet at 7:80 in the Esther Noble
it
will be at the home of Miss Emma
Friday. the Minislcrlng circle will
give a sale and tea in the parish
linuso from 2:00 to 0:00 with home
made food and fancy articles for
and a wood limo is promised all who,
in the church a week from today to
Mr. Floyd 5. Zukswert of Newark.
New Jersey.
Itowayton school children will be
Vheld in the various classrooms. June
9. A short
education Work. among them folk
dances. relay races and a potato
race. will be held on the lawn of
the school.
interested in the education of the
children are invited to inspect their
work and witness their ability in
outdoor sports.
school will be closed Monday be-
cause of Memorial Day.
ROWAYTON
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NEW OUTDOOR
GARDEN AT
George Diefenbach .Will
Miss Lynch Improved ——
Other Notes.
George chfcnbacb is erecting an
outdoor garden and refreshment
stand at the north cud of ”to Roton
l'oint trolley car sluiiou. An nitrous
tlvo looking stand of orange colored
stucco trimmed with Marl: has been
crcctcd and space for iho garden
marked off with a. stucco wall. In
the garden will be placed iablvs and
chairs undcr large and guy colored
pnrnsols. for tho convcnlencc of peo.
ple who wish to rcfrcsh themselves
while waiting for the lrollr'i'.
0 C 0
Notice has been called to llie fact
that the New York sign nailed on
a telegraph polo on the corner 01
Highland avenue and Wilson road,
points in the wrong direction. It
points north, up Highland avenue,
when it should point south. This
matter should lm niicnilcd to as it
may mislead many of the autumn-
bilisis during the licuvy holiday
traffic.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Benedict of
Norwalk are receiving congratula-
tions upon the. birth of a son, Brad-
ley, in the .\'oru-nlk hospital. ycstcr-
day. Mrs. Iii-nmlli-l will be rcmcm-
bored by many l'imvaylon residents
as the former Miss Louise (Tiny)
(‘lose who. with her parents, resid-
ed in Ilovvuylou for several years.
t 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. O. Noxon of Ko-
vvnyion avenue \vcrc visitors in
Stamford yesterday.
1 e e
. Largo qunniilicrx of star fish aro
lrcporlmi as beinr up the oyster
grounds in nearby n'niers. These
fish are very injurious to oysters
as they \vrnp themselves around the
bivalve and suck them dry.
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Many friends of Miss Cassie Lynch.
'siiicr of Franklin lynch, of West-
slde avenue. are glad to learn that
she is recovering from her recent
attack of illness, and extend wishes
for a complctc and speedy recovery.
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—l{odaks. Films and Developing
at Allen's Drug Sinrr."-Adv
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The children of tho Rowayion
school enjoyed seeing a number of
magic lantern slides and hearing a
lccture about birds yesterday after-
noon. The lectum M4 slides were
prepared by Wilbur Smith and are
loaned to the various schools by"lhe
Audubon society. The lantern was
loaned to the school through the
kindness of the Methodist church.
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Baptist Church
Poem: ilcv. Victor Scalise
10:00, Sunday school.
1l100. morning \vorslilp, scrmon
by Captain Bevins of the Nor-walls
branch of the Salvation Army.
6:16. young people's society.
7:30. evening worship. sermon by
Rev. George Tuitlc, pastor of the
Daricn Coucrcgntionnl church.
Thursday at 7:45. mid-week pray-
cr meeting will be held.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor. licv. Walter C. Cowart
10:00. Sunday school. All ages.
Men's Bible clues.
11:00. Devine worship, sermon by
the pastor. "Message for Memorial
Day."
7:30. evening worship. At this
service Mr. Cownrt will give his im-
pressions of the Southern conference
he recently attended.
Wednesday evening at. 3 o'clock
a Fellowship meeting will be held in .
the Sunday school roam.
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As this will be the last Sunday
Miss Carol Mills will attend the
Methodist church she has been ask-
ed to give those attending the morn-
ing services an opportunity to have
the pleasure of hearing her sing
again. Miss Mills will be married
o e e
An exhibit of the work of the
program of physical
All residents of the town
T h e Rowayton
' Charge Accounts
Opened
JACOBY’S
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South Norwalk
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couldn’t think clearly. One day I
dropped a coin and when 1 stooped
togotitlgotsodlasy I ”most
fail. I later found out that the
cause of this condition was consti-
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short eonrn of Cartsr's Little Uses
PSI. I! appetite has doubled. and
In! disuse- has entirely left no."
Cam Little Liver Pills move
the bowels and relieve the system
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Have Model Stand -—
PM.
10:00—Truth Hall Male Quartet.
10:80—Arrowhead Dance Orchestra.
P. M.
OMS—Beatrice. Luisi, “Detective
Stories."
7:00—Sport rays; commercial dis
goal.
A. M.
P. 11.
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P. M.
6:00—Dinncr music.
8:55-Baseball scores.
7:00—Gcorgo Kanony. baryione.
7:15—Taik. Grant Mitchell.
7:30—Musicai program.
8:00—Muslcal comedy hits.
9:00—"The Rivals." by the \VEAF
Players.
lO:00—'l'he Llumilodians‘ Dance Or-
chestrs.
li-lt—Vincent Lopez's Orchestra.
WMSG. NEW YORK—210
P. M.
6:00—Carl Smith. Joe Davis.
6:30—Billy Tracey, Daugherty. cu-
tertainment. '
7:00—Sport talk.
7:15—Armand De Cesare. uke.
7:30—Jean La Marr. songs.
7:45—Armsnd De Cesare. uke.
moo—Horace Taylor. render.
sub—“Cookie" Cohen. song bird.
8:30—Samuel Bernard. limeology.
8:45—Prince Piotti.
limo—”Cookie" Cohen. songs.
9:15—Babst Sisters. duets.
9:30—Frank Marvin, tenor.
“'Jl, NEW YORK—455
P. M.
7:00—Madison Concert Orchestra.
“(ME—Chief Steward Ballyn, sea
songs.
two—Congressional forum.
8:30—Chief Steward Ballyn.
8:45—17. S. Navy night; U. S. Navy
Band.
8:30—“The Persian Garden."
dio Mixed Quartet.
11:00—Mdyflower Dance Orchestra.
WGBS, NEW YORK-316
Ra-
ilzoo—Unclc Geebce.
0:30—Vincent Storey Concert Trio.
7:00—Gluseppe Leone. barytone.
zoo—(”mizliluu Entertainers.
:Sfiv-Musiuil pronrnm.
\i‘hl't', ALW YORK—526 l
)l.
:iS—I’i‘ci‘l
h‘uw."
:00—Hcrman Neuman. pianist.
:ls—llilly King. songs.
:30—l‘oiicc alarms.
ZlS——-"lionl\s." Professor J.
li'l' ’l‘ruoli.
:45—llicl: Hughes. ukelclc.
:(Hl-—liusebnll results.
:05-.\lax chhsler, violinist.
:30—~.-\lir-n Campbell, bass: George
117 ill. tenor; Miss Pi'll"
pianist,
zoo—Si. George Society Ol‘Cil'i-
lru.
10:00—Wnysidc Troubadours.
10:80—i‘oiim» alarms: weather.
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M.
:i5-—llill \Vatliey. "Sports."
:30—Jat‘ques Jacob’s Ensemble.
:SO—Si. Elizabeth College Glee
Club. ‘
:OO—Orange Chamber of Com-
merce.
:45—Copcnliugen Quartet.
:lfi—l.ui“ori:e-Bcrun:en musical».
1U:00-—Boriluiilowu Military Inm-
luic.
lute Glee Club.
:30—Lcou Wood. organ recital. ,
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South Norwalk
7:10—Sorey Concert Trio.
hill—William Black. "Outline of
Travel."
“his—George Hall's Orchestra.
ogy.
9:00—Irish hour: Memory of
Thomas Moore, poet: Seu-
mas O'Doherty. tenor; Jo-
sephine Smith. pianist; Ter-
esa Brayton. reader; Wil-
liam J. Mullaly. ooncertina:
Helen O’Donnell, harpist.
and Anna W. Smith. violin.
WRIT. NEW YORK—250.
Tub—Radio theater index.
7:20—Steila Rose. soprano.
7:30—Oriando's Concert Orchestra.
two—Anna Russo. songs.
8:15—Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
moo—Giuseppe Adami. violinist.
Ins-Drawing Room Players.
Charles Dickens.
melt—Isabelle Austin's Musicale.
1.3 —Dx Hound hour.
' wm, m YORK—278.
moo—Helen Ryan. violinist.
dds—Reich Knopf. pianist.
0:30—Davegss golf lesson.
OMB—Maison: String Ensemble.
1’ "RICA. YORK—Mi.
Swill-gloat Vall's String Ensem-
le.
«to—Talk by H. 1.. Strstton.
lad—luplomant opportunities.
duo—Instal program
:::0—Ta»m'a Orchestra.
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Phone 250
Pearl musical program.
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