1 nos—— _ ’ moo CITY. (A!) in a state- 1111 t’ lined m the Catholic rote ennsonooo that the Veil I.“ "M the We ”are “My united in an unyieldipa l. determined not to give up their '-1 but ooeoom oiioita to secure - igiouo liberty.” The most contains sis-su- d between the opiaoopoto and .. Vatican several days are A '- limo iron the Vatican is dives as ioiiowo: "Newspapers -unoo settlement which do not , -rm to the Iioiy See's instruc- ens to this opisco Archbishop Kora Del Rio. re- oiled: “The notices in ,tho now-so- ~ are absolutely ioloe. We will 1 1 no manner deviate rrom instruc- .1." liven by the Holy See. The most sentiment oi all the mem- rs oi the opioccpote is . -ionce to and love 0 ithe Holy 1 other.” . Aspcciel committee oi the lieut- a Catholic episccpoto was en- ed today in studying the various roles oi the religious situation. de- oting its attention ior the most -rt to a discussion oi means to per- -edo the new congress. when it eats next month. to modiiy the igiouo clauses oi the custltuticn. The opiocopatc has announced list under no circumstances will uroh services be resumed until the ws relating to religion are either nded or amended. so as to give ' the church the liberties which are wired by the spiocopote. .———-———‘ ommonder More 1. After Plane Fall M W . 1 ILPBIA tom—Cam‘- der John Rodgers. hero oi ths Francisco-Hawaiian sum. in sec. The brave and resourceiul navy who worded at! death on tho -d Pacific ocean was killed as result oi a drop in a land pane -shoiiow water at the Delaware ryestordey eitornoon. He woo -criticelly inlurod that death over- nit him in the Naval hospital in o hours. He died at I o'clock. Samuel Chuits. oi hilsdelphls. is m on. with e rolten neck, to near d in in the hospital or the hilsdolphia Novy yard. near which accident occurred. ‘ ‘ witnesses dilier on the dis. the commander tell. but most 5" ' it was between so and 160 as he was gliding to make a , ' lulcred Great. Pain have! board 0! inquiry immedi- 1 'wu called and it was on- wood that no public statement laid be made until a report was ~ ntod to the secretary oi the . vy and Rear Admire! W. A. Mot- tt. chiei oi the bureau oi areonau- 1 in n, .. .2 or W -1- .nr‘jig 1, . 1 I settle the section of skirt-l ,“ .. newest modelsj in overheats; m, cars and 1 1‘0 agroadsters. A1351 Will keep mobstedonthels absolute ' St.“ Peter‘s new 3‘.- Church. Cedar It!“ ‘ ‘- Rev. E. c. Weasel. Pastor. German service at 10. English ser- ties at 11. Subleot oi sermon: "Co- vetouoneas." Everybody is cordially welcome. The Ladloo' society will meet Thursday at the home oi Mrs. F. Gottscholn. I Aihsn street. All the members end irionds oi the society are cordially inle Bible class and lundey school will be resumed again the drot Sunday in 300th Our annual mission festival will be celebrated tho third Sunday in September with two services. German in tho morning and English in the oitsrnoon. . O 0 0 Mount Zion Baptist Church. Frank- lin Street Rev. B. B. Harris. Pastor ‘Preschlng 11:00 by the pastor. Sunday School 18:80. lilies Banks. Supt. B. Y. P. W., 8:00. Preaching ‘lzlo Wednesday. :80, Covenant meet- ing. Friday. 1.80. Choir reheroel. O o 0 Swedish Lutheran Gulch. Fort Point Street S. Axel Anderson. student pastor Sunday evening service will be held at 'l. The regular monthly business meeting will be held Thursday eve- ning at 8. . t O I Grace Baptist Church , 22 Butler Street Rev. B. F. Lee. Minister. Sunday school. 0:48. Preaohing. probably by Rev. J. William Hamlin, D. D-. Brooklyn. N. Y.. 11:15. The quarterly Missionary Union. iavored with a special local program and a talented speaker irom New York, Mrs. Mary Thomas. Pres.. Miss Rebecca J. Hall. Secy.. 8:80. Preaching. 8:00. Monday. 8. trustee board. Deacon board. Tuesday. 7,teochers' meeting. Wednesday. 8. Lodloo' Aid society. Thursday. 8, church meeting. Friday. i. choir practice: 8:80. Young People's Bible class. Lott Corey Foreign Missionary convention, one oi the greatest l'. M. bodies in the world. Rev. Dr. T. I. Horton's church. Brooklyn. Aug. 81 to Sept. 8. A rare treat to all who attend. _ O 0 O Baptist Church Rev. Viotc'r‘dcalioe. lactor 10:00. Sunday school. under the ‘ direction oi Andrew Painter. 11: 00. Morning worship. Sermon by the Rev; Bioglo Isgro. pastor oi the Second Baptist church at Bridgeport. He is a well known ltalian missionary. 7: 80. union service. Sermon by the Rev. Walter C. Cowart. pastor at the Methodist Episcopal church. . F" To most women no '- .Unleu itbehériastyear‘s '- ,, Men can’t understand it y, in. such sitnple-minde‘d folly. 'And are tlfinldngofhowqueer the oldcar lacks, it’s only two seasons old, and how old-fashioned last year’s neckties make a man seem. i In other words, men oro' 30mm gt comes b11331 mil eSlre ev wois ranging“ Lfimmdhiamm 1aam ,to its uman —- latestthebeet. 'ewor won enewestth 0 i. ‘ Themestwoytoimowwhotisthelatootistomd .1"- advertleing. The advertiseln in thisn showyouwhatthenewsiylesinmillin Special music at this service. M W M M m C. Oswert. Pastor 10:00. sundoy school. Isn’t Bible class. A review oi the study oi the "lienhood oi the Hooter.” This diecufloo will be lead by its Iisglno.‘ . 11:00 morning worship. sermon by the pastor. «Meet "The Follow- ship at Christians." 1:". evenlu worship. solos ser- vice is the Baptist church. ssmos by‘ Rev. Cowori. sobioot ”The Truth About We." This will be the lost sales service held in tho churoh. Rev. Scolioe will resume his place is the pulpit oiter a month's svecetlao. C First mulch oi all. lei.“ or West Avenue The regular service oi First Church oi Christ. held Sunday at 11. Jesus.‘ Sunday school will be held at 11. sdnosdoy evening tollmony 1.13:1... will be hold at 8. ‘ The reading room in the church oditlco. Ii West avenue h open week days. holidays accepted iron 18 to e; Hoodoy and Thursday evenings item 'I to 8. where the Bible. the works oi liar! Baker Eddy and all authorised Christian Science litera- ture may be read. borrowed or pur- cbosod. ”mg“ Church On the Green. Norwolk her. Ernest 8'. iioGrosor. l’h. Doe Pastor lav. Charlton I. ltreyor. oust. our supply. Divine worship with ser- mon at 10:80. lubioot oi sorman: "When a lion Comes to muesli." The iollowlng musical program will be rendered by Allen Sohoiiold. organist. assist“ by tho Junior choir: Prelude. Paotorale ...... .Bertrem Anthem. on. That I Had Wings Williams Pcstlude. Festival March . . . . . . Sounders ,0 O 0 rte-sens Sonic. :85 Liberty leuore Weiss and preaching service. Sunday aitornocn. at 8. Preaching in the evening at 7:48. Prayer meeting, Wednesday night at 7:". Thursday evening. Soptombor 8. Rev. J. A. Word will preach. Mr. Ward is trict superintendent oi the New York district Church oi the Nes'ereno. Subject: Christ I e s Croce Church , Rev. .1. Benton Werner. Inter Rev. A. T. 130th. lupply' Celebration at the holy com- munion at s o'clock. . Morning prayer and salmon at 10:80. e 0 C The South Norwalk listhodlat. Baptist and Congregational churches meet in union service Sunday. at ll. Rev. Jacobs will silent on the subject. “The Joy oi o Develop. lng Personality." This service will or meats in “We ‘JSD-so‘ ‘1 ' _“It’s:the Very latest~’ a so old select “Th or coat,“ (or mildew th is h ”.136. “thela ants ._ .. “7,1161. “031191110. theories of nutrition, the most recent ltdditlon‘i to radio, , thheI latest tooth-paste and silverware and hoitséhoid ap- . , p nee. s e o . ' Read the advertisements’ in this newspaper faith- tallying: the habit. Not tomorrow-v-but today at the very marmosets: dares to s. «the... ‘- Seioottot will be - me. holy mansion. Ml. ehsroh school. 10:". more!" rm and sec- loos. lJioGsssa. hector, .‘wiii be oaiem at 8188 and 10:80 a. as. iterate-Wm Rev. Geometries” Pastor tumbllsi'VMIVihopostor. sermon sublsot. “fictions“ uwng and Problomooiui‘." " o 0 Dorian W Church - nov. a. ll. Bonnet. Poster 10, Sunday school. 10. men's Bible class. 11. divine worship. 1; 80. divine worship. Miss Lotta Madden. ooprono oi New York. will tarnish a program oi sacred solos. The minister wili.pr:och. - ’ Minute. GM"! Wished. I. Nerwaik Robert D. I. Fests. Pastor 10:ii._ morning prayer and ear- moo. o oa lotsrnstioool'lihlo Stand." Albert 1". -Wynno. international Iibie Itudato “on. will loo. tore Sunday a. Asgnst is. at 4am o’clock. in Union chapel. West Norwolk. The subisot tor the discourse is “The motives to Hts." 0 Trinity crumb. lcrwoik. Rev. Kenneth Manolo. Woot- oort. will occupy the pulpit at the Trinity church Sunday in the ob- scene or luv. Chapman 0. howls. who is m o vacation. At a o'clock Sunday moraine Hols 10:80. morning prayer and sermon. . Ines Millions CAPE .TOWNw—A gong oi inter- national crooks is costing operators oi diamond mines to South Airleo thounods oi posses every year. No. tivss have been known one to cut ohoielntheir dash in which to con- cool the gems. r m . 'EEHEWW . “It'd MN 1! lt‘l More This is the tires to renew any oi your household equipment. be not wo'sts tints with worn out utensils. We col-iv a complete line at "Wsohlfier" cooking utensils. one: even glass wore. Kelsey glassware. Hot and Voll- reth whitosoamslwaremroekerv. etc. ’ s.‘ 88 M Street ”013.1(0me corn. man will?“ about tile some as stilt most A i l Communion will be administered. At ' will POLICE INSTALLED Work woo started this morning by the Southern New England tele- phone company in the installation or a police telephone system. which will provide communication to the sec- ond district headquarters treat 18 boxes in the ilrst. second and third . districts. The board oi estimate op- Irovriatod 81. 000 ior this work at its last meeting. The yearly .up- hoop will be 8800. Melody Boys Will Broadcast In Near Future At Bridgeport Merit Donahue and, his popular ilelody Boys.wlil be heard in the “other" within the nest iew weeks. Inhaler Donohue'has received per- misoicnfrcrn siotlon WCWS. Bridge- port. and he will soon‘ broadcast. Be is now planning a novelty program and will give the radio ions a line entertainment. Ililo Melody Boys have mode a line name ior themselves in Norwolk. They have a number or engage- meats on hand and will play at many social gatherings. The boys deserve much 'oredit ior the line way they worked them- selves up from a group oi High school players to one oi Norwolk’o loading orchestras. The lads start- ed out when they were at High School two years ago.‘ They played ior their close dances and played so well that they were asked to play at other dances. TEN MINUTE CAUCUS FOR DARIEN 11161»: 1., At 8 o'clock last evening leu than 50 members oi the Republican party in Dorien tiled into the Royio school ior the party caucus. and at 8:10 the auditorium was empty. The caucus was merited by unanimity throughout, there being not a dis- sentlng vote cast at the meeting. Aiter Ernest B. Crotoot had been appointed chairman and Albert Brunner, clerk. tho nominations were in order. The delegates were elected in each case by the clerk outing one ballot. Before the elec. tion at the town committee, it was moved. seconded and carried that in case 0! sickness the delegates be im- powered to appoint their own proxy. Town Clerk Stephen ll. Hoyt and Ernest B. Crofoot were elected dclc- gates to the Republican state con- vention. The two delegates elected to the congressional convention were 15. B. Hindley and Mrs. Henry C. Hodges. to the county conven- tion, George Krauee and Jerome S. Gainer. and to ‘thc twenty-sixth sen- atorial convention. Mrs. Andrew Show and Representative Charles E. Williamson. The town committee nominated and elected follows: Ernest B. Cro- toot. chairman, and vice-chairman. Mrs. Andrew Show; irom Dnrien, Mrs. William Flemming, .112. Mrs. William H. Slaughter. Mrs. Frank DeCourcy. Mrs. Leroy Kemp, Charles E. Williamson, John Meli— lln. Leroy Kemp, Frank DeCourcl’. George Krause and Philip '1‘. lirouoo; from Neroton Helshts: Mrs. 1'. G. Evans, lira. Dominick Frets. Mrs. Henry C. Hodges. James Gold- en, Ciorencs Bouton. William Dug- dole. Dominick rm... Louis lure. John llorioos. Jerome a Gainer and Albert Brunncr; Louis Jublln oi Springdslc: Hiram D. Taylor oi Ro- Wvoyton. and Alton Williams and Mrs. W. Douglas McDonald oi Olen- brook. LONDON.—Tho daughter of a poor who died a tow years ago earns her living by selling chocolates in a shop near the Houses of Parliament. PAGE NINE No Horseshoeoi . MOSSBANK. Basin—W. E. Briggs, of St. Augustine. Fla... couldn't find anybody to play horseshncs with in Canada. so his recent visit here was short. lie is one of I1 lorido s cham- plons but the game in almost un- itnoun llcra. Deposits Gain HONOkULU.—Deposito in Hono- lulu banks Increased 80.402.171 dur- ing the last 12 months, according it figures released by the various bank< lng institutions here recently. A Schultze’s «Saturday Specials Boneless Rib Roast .. 39clb. Lamb Legs . FancyFowls VealRoast.......... . 32c lb. 36c lb. 30c lb. orasoosossooo PorkRoast.t......................30c lb. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk Westport. Georgetown, Derlcn, Stamford, illock Rock, Bridgeport ., ‘.\ l. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL WILD THEM 721M197 fleck/for tfle Bum/é engine The Buick Valve-in-Head engine! now has “rubber heels”. Here is an engine completely msuo ' latcd and isolated from all metallic? contact with its chassis. Thick rub. bet cushions, fore and aft, absorb noise, and save the engine from road shocks and strains. Never, in 22 successful years of: motor car manufacture has Buick; produceda car so far ahead of its field as the 1927 Buick. , .’ Money canalmyho no encemmatterho finer perform- wrduch you are willing to spend. )6" BUICK MO’IOR COMPANY" FLINT. MlCH. monomer.”
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