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Suday Notices an Church News
Flree t‘oagregationai Church oi
loath Norwela
Mrs. hots Birchard liedner.
Organist and Director
Sunday. 0:00. Everyman's lllble
cla- at the Regent theatre.
0:“. church school.
11:00. public worship. sermon by
Dr. C. A. Dineniore.
11:00. Nursery.
6:80. the young people ulll meet ‘
at the church and go in union to
Staniiord to attend the Evangelistic
services conducted by Gina)" Smith.
Monday. I. .neetlng of the boanl
. oi deacons in the church parlor.
Wednesday. a. the Endeavor
circle will meet at the home oi hire.
Percy Barrett. lirookslde. The
Darlen bus will leave the west-bound
station. South Norwallt. at 1:30
sharp.
7:80. meeting of all chairmen ot
the Christmas (air. with their as-
slstanto.
Thursday. 7:80. choir practice.
Friday. 8:00. meeting of the hos-
pitallty committee. at the home of
Mrs. P. H. Northrup. 4: Elmwood
avenue. Members are asked to
bring what aprons they have iluish-
ed: also thimblee. needles and thread.
Music:
Organ prelude. "Vision." nhsln-
berger. .
Anthem. “Hark. Hark. My Soul."
Shelly.
Oftertory solo. contralto. "Like As
the Hart." Allltsen.
Organ postlude. "Melodie." Mas-
sense.
St. Peter's Evangelical mulcran
Church. Cedar Street
Rev. E. C. Weasel. Pastor
German service at 10. English
service at 11. niblo clan and Sun-
day school at 12. Subject of ser-
mon: “Behold. the Kingdom of God
is Within You." ‘
Confirmation instructions are given
every Monday and Friday at 4
o'clock in the Sunday school room
of the church.
Our ladies will serve g supper in
the social rooms of the church Nov.
ember 2. Tickets are ready for
sale.
Advent Christian Church
F. L. Piper. D. D.. Pastor
Miss Dorothy Cummings. Organist
Sunday school at 10. Louis Gro-
cschner. superintendent.
Morning worship ll. Sermon
topic “The New Fat rhood and n
Divine Sonshlp." This will be the
third in a. series of "Leading Points
in Christian Belief."
The Loyal Workers will meet r.l
6:30. *
The evening service at 7:30. The
pastor will breach the first sermon
o! a series on "The Great Prophets
of the Old Testament."
The choir resumes its place and
work and there will be special mu-
sic.
Prayer and praise service Thurs-
day at 7:45.
Moum Zion Baptist Church
38 Franklin Street. 80. Nor-walk. Ct.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. by Rev.
Madison of Greenwich.
Sunday school. 12:30 p. m.. Supt.
J. H. Taylor.
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
.' Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:30
5. m.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
Mearl P. Culver. Ph. D.. Minister
Mr. Charles G. lves. Organist
and Director \ ,
9:45. Sunday school. Classes for
all ages.
11:00. morning worship. Dr. Cul-
ver will preach,
6:30. Epworth league devotional
meeting. Miss Alice Light will be
the leader. Topic: “The League of
Christian Youth."
7:30. evening worship and ser-
mon.
Monday. 7:65.. Tompkins league.
Tuesday. 7:45. the Phllathea class
will meet at the home of Mrs. C.
Otis Fitch. 81 Falrfleid avenue.
Thursday. 7:45. mid-week service
of prayer. In the series on "The
Place of Prayer in the Christian
Life" the subject for this week will
be “The Conditions of Prevailing
Prayer." Interest is growing. Come!
Mrs. Tillman At
‘ Knight St. Church
Sunday Evening
Mrs. Lillian E. Tillman. of Hart-
ford. will render the following pro-
gram at the Knight St. A. M. E.
church Sunday evening:
A Little Child Shall Lead Them.
(Johnston).
The Lost Word. Van Dyke.
Nearer My God to Thee in the
symbols oi the dos: motes or St.
xavlous Church. Mndon.
Sir Dehonuair. Anon (with vio-
lin obligate).
King Robert of Sicily. Longtel-
low.
Mrs. Tillman will be assisted by
Arthur Bryan. violin; Misses liar-
ion Perkins. Susie Middleton: Ge-
nelvea Murry. Edwina umar, Eve-
lyn Crosler. Mrs. Emily Banks will
preside at the piano.
More Colt.
MILO. Ham-The game oi gel:
in the territory ot Hawaii was re.
oentiy given added impetus when
the beautiful' Kaumans course near
this city was opened for play. The
new course is 1000 feet above the
sea on the slopes of the mountain
Hanna Lee. and is located between
two ancient lava flows. The tings
command a sweeping view or the vi-
cinity mound mic. and parts of the
manic nameless coast.
lieu Mrs. \
HONOLUI.U.—-WIth the opening
of the lobster ilshlng soasom out-
door eathhlasts are turning to a
new toe-m oi recs-satin Armed with
M and Dear. nonolulu‘s week-
immnnumsneamsum
coral sees ior «mm -.The
old Hawaiian method oi fishing with
torch and spear at night. is proving
the that popular in'the search for
the crustaceans. but many cling to
“sweetest-isle.
Non Iundey evening. Out. “in.
an owning oi Negm l'ulrituals by
a highly trained negro uuat‘iotte.
l-br information concerning tits
big Methodist men‘s meeting in Nu:
York. October 80-" see Dr. i‘ulver
NA“ Atthl'id MM‘ilttillll‘ I'll‘i-
aun'AI. t‘ill‘ltt‘ll
Parsonage. so Rowan stmt.
Norwalb. (Vina.
ltev. t‘harlea ii. tiray. minister
Mast
Mr. Clarence t‘able. musical dl-
rector.
Sunday eervlcee:- \
10 a. to. Church School and
friendship lilhle class.
11 a. ill. l‘ublio worship with ser-
mon by the minister.
6:80 p. m. prorth League de-
votionat meeting. Loader. John
Houghton. Topic: The League of
Christian Youth.
7:80 p. m. Evening worship with
sermon by the minister
So. Norwalk Baptist Church
Rev. 1.. T. Mailery. Poster-
The addresses for Sunday are as
follows:
Children's sermon:
ary."
Morning: "The Tra of Christ."
Evening: "Called For a Purpose."
This sermon will deal with the story
of Esther.
The calendar tor the week:
Sunday. 9:30. Everyman's Bible
class. Regent theatre.
Sunday. 10. Bible school.
11. morning worship.
6:30. Christian Endeavor. Rev. L.
'1'. Mallory and Dorcas Baker. lead-
ers.
7:30. evening worship.
Wednesday. 2:30. woman's assoc-
iation at the home of hire. St. John.
2 Van Zant street.
Thursday. 7:30. prayer meeting,
Saturday. 6:00. banquet. This is
the beginning of our Old Home Com-
ing celebration. Members and at-
tendants of the church will please
notify Mrs. Louise Wood.
Friday. 6:00. beef steak roast by
"A Mission-
Young Men's club. Teams oi
workers will visit throughout the
parish.
Music:
Prelude. Romanza. Spohr.
Anthem. Forward Be Our Watch-
word. Shelley.
Solo. selected.
l’oetlude. march. Lemmens.
Evening:
Prelude. Andantlno. Salome.
Anthem. “I Will Give You Rest."
West.
l‘ostlude. Merkel.
Panto ral.
Neurone services
225 Liberty Square. E. Norwalk.
Sunday afternoon. S—Pralse and
preaching service.
Sunday night. preaching at 7:45.
l'rayer meeting Wednesday at. 8
p. in.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren I. Bowman. Pastor
Church school. 10.
Public worship. 11; "The High-
ways to Zion."
Young People‘s sorllce. 8:40;
praise and prayer.
Evening worship. 7:“; "The As-
sembled Congregation."
Music
Morning
Organ hlenueito in E flat
................... Beethoven
Ollertory solo, "Jerusalem"
. . . . . . . .. . Mendelssohn
Miss Ruth Bowman
Organ Postlude Finale in D
. ....... Sheppard
Evening
Organ Prelude, Bcrceus Barrell
Offertory solo. "0 Eyes That
Are Weary" ..... Brackett
Miss Ruth Bowman
Organ Postludc. Postlude in A
flat. ....... Frost
Mr. Archibald Merriman. Organist
and Choir Director
The stated meeting of the olilcial
board will be held Wednesday eve-
ning in the church parlors.
the W. F. M. S. will meet at the
parsonage on Tuesday atternoon.
2:30. The mlte boxes should be re-
rned at that time and action taken
peering the consolidation of the
two missionary societies.
Plan Many Events
In Baptist Church
South Not-walk Baptist church
through its boards and committees
ls arranging an aggressive and in-
teresting program for the tall and
winter. The program opens with
Loyalty Sunday tomorrow. at which
time groups or workers will visit
the homes oi the parish bringing
a word of greeting and cheer and
informing the members of the tall
plans.
This will be iollowed by the Old
Home Coming which is scheduled
tor Oct. 18-24. There will be a ban.
quet tor the constituency oi the
church followed by a social evening.
Short speeches wlll be made as fol-
lows.
"Yesterday."
der.
“Today." Judge Nehemiah Can-
dee.
"Tomorrow." Deacon E. L. Sax-
ton. '
"Greetings i r o m Neighboring
Churches." Rev. H. c. Hendrick-
son of Stamford . ‘-
There will be special music. sing-
ing. and the reading of lotion irons
former pastorg.
Rev. B. 13. Carpenter will deliver
the sermon Sunday morning. Mr.
Carpenter is well known as a former
pastor of the church. There will
be special music at this service.
On Sunday evening a nodal
service entitled "the Old
Bucket" has been arranged.. my,
0- P- (31mele state' director or
LSsxtoowtttg-tuaeslkoonemio
Mace end present Opportunities
lire. Franklin irviag Hill. who
was a tormer singeein the church.
s...-
Mrs. Frances Ri-
servioe will'h‘iellewedhpaeceht
the aisle Mdmtrugur:
ple' misting. .,
ll . Nov. 80 will be loyalzy
month. A spedal toga, .
church program wlll observed.
no services or them-fl I
Dalton .
’I‘lle I.Stllrl' Aid sm-lelv will solve
a t‘llll‘lilll dlniwr In the chm. h. Hi.
My evening. tn-Iolmi '7'. r. oulurk.
’l‘lelieia. il 00.
tit-aw llaptist i‘llurrll
ll llnller NI
”in II. I" lmn. Mini-IN l
lildurallouol lmy l'uder the m...
plvos oi the l. N and II. \' l‘ U,
llepie. of the State llaptlsi Mirialnll-
ary llnlon.
Program.
0.00- Hominy school. i‘liinlluz ulth
n‘ gynuioslum on t'lirlsttuu mlm'a-
lion. with I mlnu‘el to wtrh otllror
and teacher.
lino—.Irrmon. lllslory of tho
New Testament church. liupimn.
till—Educational okt‘l'i'lni'a out.
special program provided. tin ludin‘
vocal and piano solos. violin m-lec.
lions. readings and citations. 113' the
church and city talent. Nw‘cldl
speakers-“Mr. A. A. Lewis. l'res..
State S. S. and ll. 1'. 1'. 1’. con.
ventlon and Mr. Eugene M. It. IAQ,
B. it.
moo—tum Doctrines of tlu- New
Testament church otter lllt' usual
regular monthly Stirred roxicert.
[tally concluded.
Conductors of above pioruun:
Milton‘s hllntno and llnll.
Mon. ti—‘l‘ho l'rudrntinl lluurd.
Tues. 7~Trnchers lltN-llllg
Wedncs. H—Jl‘he Ladies” Aid.
Thurs. 8» ‘l‘rnyer meeting.
l-‘rl. S—lhuum l‘eople's
Class: choir practice.
Illlllc
Grace Church.
(Rev. J. III‘lllOll “‘rruvr. llm'lor)
The celeiuntIOn of ‘hu Holy
Communion sit .\' o‘clock Homing
prayer and sermon at 10.30. sun-
dny school at noon.
Norwaik .‘lt‘illixllsi liplsi'olml
('llun'li
West and Mott Avenues
(Munrl l‘. Culver. Minister)
At a recent meeting or the oti‘u'lal
Lentil of the Noru'nlk Methodist lap.
let-opal church it was \otul to carry
out a policy of making tho Sunday
eionlng services allructhe and full
or interest. The matter was placed
in the hands of a commit... con.
stating of Messrs. C. Otis burl). A.
Ii. Sisson and I). A. Green. uud the
pastor. Dr. hlcnrl 1’. Culver. For
some time they have been oorking
on the program and have arranged
to bring musical and artistic talent
in Norwalk which should couunnnd
the attention of hosts of people. One
of the plans for the year is to use
local talent in the presentation: of
religious dramaties and pomuutry.
Work is now under way on u pug.
aunt of large proportions. rntltlcd
“Itcbcccu.” involving 38 Charlli‘lt'rl,
Which will be presented on Novem-
ler 14th. The cast is being direct-
ed by Mrs. M. l‘. Culver.
Another part of the plan is :1 for-
um which will bc staged during the
month at February at which time
nationally known speakers will be
brought to the city to present the
bearing of the religion oi Jesus up-
on outstanding social and commute
problems. It is expected that Dr.
George Woods Anderson. the run-
gellst. will come to Norwalk for nu
engagement at this church sonieiim.
during the winter.
Dr. Culver. lor the committee. on-
nounces the following attractixo I
features which will be' presented on I
successive Sunday evenlngs in cor...
junction with the work of the church ‘
quartette and a brief pointed. gospil .
sermon. beginning October 24th. Th.-
evening service is at 7:30. I
October Iii—"Negro Splritunls" by
Bethel A. M. E. church Quartette of
New Haven. The pastor will spent.
on "The Place of Negro Spirituuls
in America Hymnology."
October hi—Charles Wold on hlsl
famous Musical Classes. .
November 7——Mlsa Gertrude lilor- =
rls. Harpist.
November 14—-"Rcbecca." a Bib-
|., Pageant with 38 persons in con-
tume.
November Zl—Cllnrnley Sisters. in
a great musical festival.
November Zs—Thanksglvlng Can-
tata. by the Church Quartettc.
December 5—Mlsa Ada Ammer-
men. dramatic reader. in the Scrlp-
turo story of Esther.
December l:-—“Th0
Story." in pictures.
Christmas
be arranged to make this perold or
special interest to every one. An-.
nouncement ot the program for Re—
formation Sunday. Armistice Day.
Thanksgiving. Christmas. etc.. will
be made later.
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Farm Autos.
MINNIPEG. Man-.-—-Farmcrs con-
stitute the largest automobile own-
ing class in Western Canada. or
241.:20 cars in the three prairie pro-
vinces. 150.700 are in the hands of
farmers. according to a survey by
Manitoba government authorities.
ne'll Tr!
BOPHOMORE: Did you ever take
chloroiom? ' \
FRESHMAN: No. who teaches it?
~—Llie.
hot-umber lit—lieuutltul t‘hrtst-
lune i'ugonut entitled "'l‘ln» (‘hlld oi
I'luplu-ry."
lloi'viulwr 20v—Nutiilly ifonrorl.
until Mr. lilnll t'loas. h‘olse Llcll
Humor.
The utltlttllllcullit'llt of llli‘nu serv-
It'll. which will be open it: the pub-
lic uus I‘llt‘i'l\‘I'iI will: very grout. lu-
Iii‘l‘ll. by tho Methodist congregation
on liundny and there is every ovi-
tli‘lll‘il llint largo numbers will avail
themselves of tho unusual oppor-
tunities obit-ll lllvno services will af-
lul'il.
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First ('iilIKl't'KllIOMl Church
(In tho tii'evn, Nurwnlk
liev. Ernest l-‘. IIICUI‘CL'OI‘. 1'11. 1)..
Ili’CIOl‘
Organization iluy, with addresses
by John Luna, superintendent of
the Norwalk schools. and by the
pastor. ll. 11 it. Hi.
The Sunday school will meet, at
10:30 for Iiully Day and attend the
general service at 11.
Christian Endeavor will meet at 0. .
Music '
l'reludc. l’setoraie ...... .. German
Anthem. Uhl Every one that
thirsteth .. Martin
Anthem. Praise the Lord. 0
Jorusiilcm
l‘oclludm March Joyeuse Ulppu
Tuesday. the Mlnlstcring circle
will meet in ”10 Esther Noble room
at ll.
Tuesday, thc‘fall meeting of tin-
County association or Con rcgatlonnl
churches will be held the Olivi-l.
church, Bridgeport, at 10:30.
Knight Street A. M. 1-}. Church
lit-v. W. Iienry Lamar. Psalm
11:00. Svrmuu by the pastor.
12:30. Sunday school.
3:00, Quarterly meeting at Stum-
foul.
Gzotl-A. C. 1-1. league.
7:30. Mrs. Tillman of Hartford
will render :1 program.
hluundcrl
a. meeting at the club
WOW NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY,’0CTOBSR16,1926.
Johnny Latzo Heads
Springwood Eleven
Johnny Letso was elected captain
of the Springwood .toolball tent" at
held last
night. The team held a tlnul prur-
tlco at Amusement pork in pn-pnrn-
lion for the battle with the hlnmnro.
neck Stars. tomorrow nlli'rlltmu.
'l‘h trip to hlamurunerk ulll lu-
Hill in private curs. the loom lvav-
ing at 1:30 o'clock. The name will
he plnytul at Harbor Island flrlrl.
Mamaroncck.
Conch "Andy" Ileilus does not
predict an easy victory for his lentil.
but be is confident that the Spring-
wood eleven can hold their own with
the strong New York team. which
has a record of not being scored
upon in the past two seasons.
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Nornnili‘s lu-udlug
WALL STREET
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NORWALF.
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HandPnintcd Parchment Shades in a Variety of Shapes
$2.00 $2.39 32.75
(‘ LA .lI I’S
On next Sunday. the Springwoods
will play their lust
game. trawling lo llruulnrd. ulmw
they “ill clash with lln-
mil-nl‘-tn\vn '1‘!‘- v. '
,‘un‘ms v. ii i.
-l-\'~=I. 14 m.- mom]:
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'5
lirunl'ul'd park.
Class meeting. Tuesday evening.
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llctlilclicm Church
Van Zunt St. Near East Avenue
ltuv. (lranstrom, Pastor
10:45 Morning Worship.
12:00 Sunday school.
4:00 Y. 1'. Service.
hour earlier than usual.
Orchestra from a sister-church oi
Bronx, N. i'.. will render a few sc-
lccttons at this service.
7:00 Evening servICi.
We hope that all the members and
Notice on.
other friends try their utmost to be .
present at these services.
A week of evangelistic
will begin Friday evening.
services
Oct. ""
u...
and will continue through the 27th. I
Meetings will be held every night be-
ginning 7:45. and three large meet-
ings next Sunday. Rev. Joel Frid-
felt from “'ort‘cster. Mass. will be
the speaker.
(‘hrist Church.
Gregory lloulcvnrd. E. Norwalk
Robert 13. B. Footc. Rector.
9:30—Sonlor Sunday school.
10:45—hiornlng prayer and
man.
12:00—Junlor Sunday school.
6:00—Young l'cOplc‘s Fellowship.
7:30—41on Communion. and ser-
mon.
IOT-
'mceting will be held at 8.
Mon. 7:30-S. O. S. Iloys' club.
Tues. 3:30——— G. F. S. Candidates.
Wed. KOO—Young People‘s Fol
loo-ship social.
Thurs. zoo—The Womtm's
ut the church.
FRI. lilo-Choir Rehearsal.
Guild
First Church oi Christ. Scientist
07 West Avenue.
The regular service
Church oi Chrlst. Scientist
held Sunday at 11.
Subject: "Doctrine of Atonement"
Wednesday evening testimony
of First
will be
Sunday school will be held at 11
The reading r00m in the church
edifice. 57 West avenue is open week
days. holidays excepted. from 13 to
0: Monday and Thursday evenings
from 7 to 9. where the Bible. the
works of Mary Baker Eddy and all
authorised Christian Science litera-
ture may be read, borrowed or pur.
chased.
LAST WEEK
STAMFORD
CAMPAIGN
Every Night 8 P. M.
Except Saturday
Until Oct. 24th
Stamford ME. Church
Sunday 10:30 and 7:30
let Baptist Church, Stamford
will close Sunday night and
units in the M. E. Church
Conducted by
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