O! " St". W at the bull- : silo—Church Trolleys will leave the nor notch Point Park at one returnins. will leave the 0:00. services tor the summer -' willheholdostoiiewol three Saloon“ in sols—South - tor Sunday will M II 191' rroeessionel—Onwerd . So or Department Orchestra Cents-mo) cunei- the Little .. ran to, Come Unto his ' " ‘ Rodney - A Night In June Senior Department Orchestra ' by members at the Church .ued On, 0 King ‘ . “genius—Morena Re- ” Adam . . . Grace Church . 3. Benton Werner. Rector ‘ bretion cf the Holy Com- et 8 o 'clcclt. Prayer and sermonflt y school at noon. 0 0 0 (limit oi Chrht. Sdentist ' 07 West Avenue , ‘ rbguler service of mm ‘ . yo! Christ. Scientist. will be day at 11. . . ': emanation Science". . evening testimony ' sun's held at e. l s r Fungus airs. answerer ‘ foreman riso’iisi hiss: school chased. gthepolice'thet his wife had been .‘.the tint time he had left her alone. , held. V Arthur Gel-troll poddled the hot Rev. 7.. ’1'. Italian. poster. The promotion exercises of the Bible school will be held at the hour 0: morning worship. 11.00. The children will give an exhibi- tion ot their work and diplomas will be given"m to those who are promoted. Therewill bespeoiol mu sic. The subject tor the evening ed- dron is “rho Seventh Commend- meat! This is the seventh sermon in a series of sermons on “The Ten Commandments". Colander. Sunday 10:00 Bible school. 11 a. on. Morning worship—prc~ motion exercises. 7: so Evening worship. Tuesday. Young Men s Club moon- li ht soil. ' Wednesday. 1: 00. Sewing‘x‘mmit; t the Women's assoc on e §:Q°WGtSII home. Hickory Blui‘f. Wednesday. 7: to lawn party on the church lawn. Thursday. 7:00. Preys: meeting. Friday. 0: 80. Bible school picnic. Announcement. The Mispeh Circle of Kings Daughters will hold a lawn party at the church Wednesday. 7: 80 p. in. ice cream, cake. tenoy work. etc.. will be sold at the booths. Gnduetion Prognm. Prelude in F Mauro Hymn "Crown Him With Men! Crowns" By Matthew Bridges Responsive Reading Gloria Patri Announcements Oifertorv Solo Selected Scripture—The parable of the Bower Other Boy and Herself— Insanityw Is Suspected Mrs. Mertha Howard son. uwrence. eight. Kowerd's summer home in liones- ‘quen. N. Labs causing him to in- to repeat the process on her other no serious consequences. mother had not regained conscious- ness last night at the Anne May Memorial hospital in Spring Loire. escaped death. told the police that he was awakened by the strong odor ot the gas. that when he refused to swallow some at the urgent entreety or hie mother, she sent him out of ihevhouse and told him 'not to tell.” Seveml hours later he called for help. and the police found Lawrence deed and‘thc‘inother lying on the floor with her face swathed in rage saturated with the anesthetic. George Inward. the husband, who had been away during the day. told despondsnt for: a year over the death Set a relative. and that it was It. is believed Mrs. Howard's mental condition will be probed. x. . The sirswthrry festival and fair given under the Seine auspices of the Triangle club and the Ladies‘ Aid society of the Dorien M. 10. church. yesterday afternoon end evaning.‘ drew a large attendance. The church grounds were resplen- dent with color end alive with activity. as the interested throng moved emong‘tha tables and booths. Those in charge of the booths were hire. Fred Nelson. cake end piess Mrs. I. W. Loundes. strew- bsrry sundaes: Mrs. B. O. Litch- strewborry shortcelto: Mrs. Robert Smith, home-made candy: Hrs. Arthur Gertrell. a table of read baskets end trays: Mrs. no. bert Seymoro. an orange tree for the children. Betty Litchileld and Maud Woodmen supervised the lemonade well. Fred Nelson end dogs end Louis and Lester Hollo- way took charge at knocking down the baby dolls. Mr. and hire. Harry Amend directed the music and the nterteinmlnt. . ‘ ; O C - Following are the programs of the several church-in iteraton "Ml . .> ”I. .- I lies! viii-be untested at a... subsequently Trieste toKill ‘ of Glen- , w A brook yesterday took the ills of her at the ‘ hale the mines of en anaesthetic , . whileho slept. She then attempted ‘ . son and herself. The former suffered4 ' . but the The elder son. George. Jr-. who " . tho‘Masonic club for divine worship Anthem “Hear ids When I Call" King Hell Prayer—Tho Pastor Address ot Welcome—Stephen Cliilord Beginners‘ Exercises Primary Exercises Junior Exercises Address to Graduates—The Poster Presentation of Diplomas—De- partment Supt. Hymn “Onward Christian Soldiers" Benediction . Postludo Allegretto Lemsigre Bethlehem Chords. Missions Kyrlten. Morning services 10:40. Sunday School. 18 icon. The vesper «Mass at 4 o'clock and the evening service at 7 o'clock will not be held at the church. but at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. lterglund. 170 Perry, eveniie. all. vormine. q 0 0 First Methodist Church South Nomalit. Conn. Warren I. Bowman. pastor Morning: 10 Bible School. 11 Public worship. This service will be of special interest to married men. Subject "The Part We Play." Evening: 0:06 Young peoplcs' meeting. 7:45 Evening worship. A service tor young people. Subject “The Re- ward of Diligence." Musical program: prelude Andante 1 Strong Organ Anthem Selected Men's Chorus Oilertory selected Postlude in G. Hosmcr. Evening: Organ prelude Melody Elgar Ofiertory Anthem "The Shadows of the Evening Hours." Berri-Shelly Postlude Allegro ,, Haydn ‘- The Ladies‘ Aid Soclsfi will hold a picnic and business meeting at no- ton Point Wednesday. June 80. leav- ing South Not-walk at 10 o'clock. Any desiring to share the pleasure oi the neginning with July. services in this church. will be discontinued, the congregation Joining in union serv. less in the Baptist church until Jill) 25th. when they will be resumed and continued until August tth. 0 I 0 (lists Church Gregory Boulevard. E. Norwalk Robert B. D. Facts. Rector. loud-Children's Day Service. Special program by children of the Sunday School. Awarding of Col-titl- 'cetes. etc. 0:00 Evening Prayer A: Sermon. Tuesday: 7:00—S. O. S. Boys' Club at the church. 7:10——St. Agnos’ Guild with Mrs. Charles Clark. is Osborn avenue. Wednesday: 0 to 0 Strawberry Festival on the Church Lawn under the auspices oi St. Agnes' Guild. Thursday! 3:00 Woman's Guild at the church. 0 O 0 Grace Baptist Church 71 Butler Street. Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister ounces school 9: es. Preaching 11:10. Junior end Senior B. I. P. U. 7:00. Preaching 8:00. Tuesday 7. Teachers meeting. Tuesday 8. Deacon board. Tuesday 8: 80 Missionary Meeting Thursday 8. Covenant end church meeting. Quarterly reports. Standing financial committee. Auditing com- mittee. Church financial bulletin by the church clerk. Friday a. Choir practice. Friday 8. Young People's Bible Class. 0 C O St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Cedar St. Rev. E. C. Wensel, Pastor German service at 10. Prepare- tory service for communlcents et ll. English service with Holy Com- munion at 11:15. Bible class and Sunday school at 17. noon. Every- day with the society will be wel- come. ’ .m u dent» closed "I. picture International Eucharistic Congress. Sonmnmontheopeneirsleorstaoldiers body is cordially welcome. The society at young married peo- Papal agate oh His Throne Thaceitlin‘elisohownsestsd' the throne. surrounded by attendants. meeting at the camp in the woods. returning (or evening service. 7: to. Divine worship. Tent Mat. haw 10-17. The subject treated will be that of “Our Protestant Heri- tegm" end the occasion. the visit of Special music "will be furnished by the organist end the quartet will also provide special vocal selections. The general public is cordially in- vited. *0 O O Congregational Church. Dorian Rev. G. A. Tuttle. Pastor "Unless we can learn the supre- macy of Spiritual forces the pell- beerers that have carried out other deed civilisations wait at our door " Fosdlck. 9: 035. Sunday school. With Child- ren's Day past. the school will and its usual routine min. ; . 11. Morning worship. Sermon theme: “Have Dominion." The pastor will have in mind especial- ly our young.people graduating this year from school and collage and to such he sends forth an urgent in- vitation to be present. 8. Junior 0. E. e: to. the Sehior c. n. society purposes to visit the New Canaan society. noportetion will b pro- vided for'thoss wishing to go. set at 5:30.“ tha‘churoh. rioaiscnltiva acre 01 mm'omm‘: »‘ Rev. McGregor and Jacobs Of Nomlk A in 0 ii g Clergy Invited to Speak w e One or the oldest rural parishes of New England end one that -hes a most interesting story. will cele- brate the two hundredth anniversary of its founding. next. Wednesday. It is the Congregational Society Of Wilton. rounded June 00, 1770:. end the celebration will bring visitors to Wilton from tar-and near. ~. . People will gather at the delight- l'ul old white‘churoh in the morning when there will be mu numbers end an historical address Julian A. Gregory of East orange New Jersey. Luncheon will be served at such. and the afternoon program will con- eist or addresses. and the introduc- tlon er fornicr posters. ‘ ~ . Not-want. the mother church. will brins' matinee. ssfwlllnev reed plo will meet Wednesday evening at t in the assembly room or the church. The summer social was well at- tended in the afternoon and our dies sold everything they had on air tables. ilany thenlts to all who helped to melts it so success- ful. in All nearly 010 was taken in. ' o e e East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church ' Rev. Charles S. Grey. Minister Clarence Cable. organist end director 10, church school and Friendship Bible class tor odvlts. ll. public worship. sermon on. knowledge. Religion end Life." 7. Epwortii' league. dnai meeting until September. Topic. "Untriod Recreations." Leader. hilss Marion L'Hommedieu. I. evening worship. Sermon on “Looking to the Highest." : , o e e night It. A. M. E. Church Rev. 17. Henry ulnar. Poster 11. sermon by the pastor. 12:10. Sunday school. 0. A. C. E. League. 7:80. evening worship. The first quarterly union services will be held 1 p. m. at Greenwich. Tuesday evening. clam meeting. 0 O 0 Mount Zion Baptist Church RsV. R. 3. Harris. Pastor Preaching. 11. ' Sunday school. 12: 80. lilies Banks superintendent. 3. Y. P. W.. 0. Preaching. 7:80. Wednesday. June 10. prayer meet- ing. 7:80. Thursday. July 1. the? trustee board will give a chicken dinner at the home at lire. Elisabeth Patter- son. 10 Raymond street. Lunch served from 12 noon‘untli 10. Friday, 7:10. choir rehearsal. O I 0 ST. PAWS 011an On the Green Rev. Louis 3. Howell. Rector 7:80. Holy communion. 0:00. Morning prayer. 0:15. Sunday school. ~ 10:10. 1-1on communlon end sor- incn. 7:00. Evening prayer. The services at St. Paul's cbv‘irch ere'for ell who will. come to them. ,, ‘ Neill-vi it; i. m . “ Ollie tree end unturned at all “I “O.- i The children at the Sunday school ‘ who have made poi-toot attendance record. end those who have brought new scholars. will be awarded their prises at the Sunday school session. which will be the loot ot the season. Tuesday. the Feast at St. Peter. Apostle. there will be a celebration o! 3on communion. at 7:10 a. m. Baptisms at noon Sundays. and at other times by appointment. 0 0 O NORWALK METHODIST EPISOOPAI. CHURCH At til. Center ideal-l P. Culver. Minister 0:40. Sunday school. 11:00. Morning worship. The ser- mon will be given by Dr. R. E. Show olChicego. A nursery is kept each Sunday during the worship service for small children. 0:80. The Epworth league will meet for its usual devotional service. 7:00. Special service under the auspices oi the Women‘s Foreign Missionary society. A missionary pantomime will be presented by a number of the young ladies and Mrs. Lewis 1.. Pugh will sing. Dr. Culver will give a brief missionary address. Monday. 0:00. An open public meeting or the Tompkins league will be held at the church. Friday. 0:10. Special car will leave the church for Roton Point. where the Sunday school picnic will be held. Next Sunday morning a. special patriotic service will be held at the usual tim. of worship. Revenue Office in Bridgeport Will Close At End of Month Division headquarters oftlces of the internal, Revenue department in bridgeport. Hartford and Waterbury will be discontlinled from June 30 and division headquarters at' New Haven will be lett to carry the bur- den tor the state. The order comes from Commissioner David H. Blair at Washington in a letter Just receiv- ed by United States Internal Ra- vcnuo Collector Robert 0. Eaton at Hartford. ln explanation the letter states that the cut is being made in line with the general retrenchment movement because of the cut in the bureau's appropriation made by Con- gross. CLASSIFIED ADS trecuently ac- complish the seemingly impossible. attend. All TRISTRAM & HYA'l'l' CO. ‘ went. at. 31.00—31.25—$,l.35—$l.98—$5.00 “Norwslk's Leading Dry Goods Store" on!!! 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