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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-15
RODINNE TAJEMSTVI.
Roman anglickych kruhd spolecenskych.
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

Divka, k niz pani mluyila,
sepjala ruce. "Jdi k nemu,
Justino!" -pravila chvejicim Sc
hlasem. "Ucin, co vubec lie,
postarejte sc, by Sc mu lined
dostalo pomoci lekarske! Jake
! to hrozne nestesti opet zavini-
ly mole slepe oti.'
"Nemela jste Sc odlucovatl
ode mne," vytykala mirne star
81 DANA; "vite, re Sc vzdy sta
ne nehoda, ,ucinite-li to-
Divka il kvapne preruslla:
Ted mi nedomlouvej; ma to
Ibude dosti casu pozdeji. Pre-
devsim pospes k nest'astniku;
kde jest?"
| Mezi davem, jenz shlukl Sc
Ikolem omdleleho, stal take mla
ldy muz, jen- pochopiv pflho-
du = prohlasil re Jest leka-
rem; poklekl vedle Huberta,
by ohledal poranenl.
V tom pristoupila k nemu Ju
lstina Sc slepou divkou "lest
pan nebezpecne ranen?' taze
Sc.
"Tusim ze ano,' odvetll lie
kar.
"Domnivam Sc, re neni tomu
tax, re Sc mylite; jinak bylo
ma mne, abych Sc prohlasila "a
puvodce nestesti!' zvolala sic
pa divka rozcilene.
Lekar vzhledl ke mluvici,
pozastavil Sc, spatriv ieji tvai
; razu iizniho, ktera byla velmI
slicna.
"Vi-li kdo, iak zove sc tentc
gentleman" taZe sc Straznlk
jenz praNe sem zavltal. Le
vsak nemohl nikdo odpovedet
a Il nest astnika nenalezlo Sc
pranic, co by piispelo Ike Iii
steni jeho osoby, rozhodl Straz
nix, aby byl omdlely dopraver
do nejblizsi nemocnice.
. Lee slepa divka tomu nepri
:, pustila. "NikoH, dam jej do
= nesti do sveho obydli," pavili
rozhodne; "byl poranen k vi
Ii mne a proto jest mou povin
nosti, bych pritinila sc 0 jeht
= uzdraveni sama. Mimo to JeS
i muj byt blize nezli nemocni
. ce.
i 'Vite-li, co podnikate, mazda
! me?' promluvil mlady lekai
Z jen i Sc byl predstavil jake DR.
q Carew. * uZdravenl tohot,
o pana ac-li lie o uzdaven
n vubec mluviti = bude treb;
i dlouhe DOLBY a velmi bedliveh,
J. osetrovani,
i "Zavazuii Sc, re Sc mu do
!. stane vSeho, echo potrebuje,
e odvetila divka. "Nebudu il
: tovati niceho, jen kdyz zusta
J. ne Ma zivu."
"a Lekar rychle sc rozmysll. :
D kde bydllte?' taze sc.
v "Muj dun jest velmi blizke
i Y Maitlandskem parku.'
% PAX bude neilepe doprav
u. TIT tam mladeho pana bez {
% talent rozhodl DIR. Carew.
p Po kratke uade $ lekarer
D. objednal policista dve vozu
D. do prveho je ulozen Hubert
le k nemu prisedl lekar, We drl
V hem odjela divka sc pruvoC
XIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-15

stimil' sdeluje, lie znamy vyni-
kallci restaurater vystavi ieSte
letos V Karlove Tyne veliky no.
tel S veSkerymi modernimi Wy
mozenostmi - Hotel bude stati
blize nadrazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-15

mi, re to ami nejsem ia. Kde
to jsem?"
~ pfatel, jez velice test, re
vas mohou oSetrovati,' odveti- |
la slepa divka, hmatajic prsty |
po jeho ruce. Byl jste nebeZ-
pecne nemocen, lomcovala va
mi horecka a teprye nyni ma
.byvate vedomi."
"a jak jsem onemocnel? Col
Sc delo Sc mnou?" taze sc HUI
bert kvapne.
Nezli Dolores odvetila, smo-
ella satek octe i prilozila jej
choremu ma cello. "Nesmite Sc
jeste po nicem ptati vubec
mluviti, nebot' lekar to zaka-
zal,' pravl mckee a nevyslov-
ne lahodne. Az Sc uzdravi-
te, zvite 0 ysem; protoe mirne-
te Sc cekejte tpelive."
"Rcete mi jen, byl-li jsem
blizek smrti?"
! "Velmi blizek, ano tax
blizek, re jsme vas NELL jiz "a
ztracena."
| "Dovolte mi jeste jednu, je-
dinkou otazku; kdo jste vlast-
ne?'
Ted jsem vasi osetrovatel-
kou i. jmenuji Sc Dolores. Lee
nyni lezte klidne; jiz nesmim
S vami mluviti."
Hubert neodporoval. Lezel
nehybne ziral ma divku, ana
po pokoji prechazela; jest mu
napadno, re neustale kolem
sebe hmata. Zmocnoval Sc no
zvlastni, nevyslovitelny pocit
jehoz posud nepoznal; my
slenky vifi v jeho hlave, lee
nedovede ami u jedne setrvati,
any prchaji letmo. Nedba ta-
ke, by sebou mohl pohnouti ne
/ bo premySleti; to i ono mama
ha no velice. Jest spokojen,
re muze tiSe odpocivati a IRA
/ KEN sledovati prijemnou, bile
odenou bytost', ktea SIC mu zda
uplne jinou nez vsechny ostat-
nj zeny.
Pc chvili objevila Sc Y po-
koji jeSte jedna nova postava
byl to mlady muz prijemn6
tvare, ienz pristoupil k lozi a
ohledaval tepnu nemocneho
: jest mu lcpe,' pravil, "budc
; snad zachran6n.'
. "Diky Bohu" zvolala Dolo.
res pohnute
Hubert postrehl, ze doktol
neustale pohlizi ma damu, anC
re nj oci nespoustl, a divil sc
nemalo, re il to neuvadi do ro2
: paku; podobalo Sc, iako by s
toho nevsimala, nebot' nepo
: zvedla oGi, an k nj mluvil.
"Byl to kruty boj,' pokra
cuje DR.. Carew, "kdybyste he
: nebyla neunavne osetrovala
byl by dozajista podlehl pora
> neni. N6kdy pospeje vice pc
Iclive oSetrovani nez veskera u
: cenost a zkusenost lekafe; lz(
: mi pravem vysloviti, re tentt
mlady muz toliko yam muzt
n dekovati. re nezahynul.
); "A dobrote bozske!' doda
a va Dolores vazne. "Co jsen
/ ucinila, byla jen splatka ia to
/ co pro mne podnikl a nasadil
zivot "a zivot; on zachranl
mne a ia jeho.'
Tim take splatila jste svu
Il duh
e "Nikoli, pane doktore; OF
ii obetoval zivot svui aniz by 81
" byl ien okamzik rozmyslel, q;
Z. docela CHI zenu; ia vsak he
: byla lsem vysazena neJmensl
: mu nebezpeci, osetrujic jej. :
y Proto jsem mu tax yelice zav;
J. zana vdekem, re nikdy nebud
J. mi lie skutek jeho oplatiti."
Carew odvratil Sc netrpell
y We. 'Toliko vase laskavost
ii dobrota, sleCno, dodava okol
&c nosti tohoto vyznamu,' praviJ
"NemGli bychom Sc no Otazat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-15
CislOvane ulice We FrantiskO
vych Laznich. We FrantiSko

VyCn AdLulCn. We TdHClShC-
vych Laznich jsou meststi ra-
dove naramni kosove. Ably ne
musill nahraditi nemecke ulicni
tabulky, pojmenovane po hab-
sburskych a hohenzollern-
skych 'kapacitach, dvojjazycny
mi .tabulkami. usnesli Sc, re Ii.
lice sc proste budou cislovat
Mnou 81 ted lisacky ruce a do,
mnivaji Sc, ze ostatni mesta 5
nemeckou vetsinou .budou ma.
sledoNatl lejich prikladu. Jest
ovsem otazka, zda urady 81 ne
chaji takoveto obchazepi zako
na lihit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-15

frice. V Egypte, v lndii; Brita-
ME ma neprijemnosti na bliz-
KEN vychode a otazka irska me-
nj dosud vyfizena, tfeba re Ion
dvnska vlada vysla Jrsku hod-
ne daleko vstrlc. Mona, re jed
nou q pohnuti byla okolnost,
re V Downing Street dobre "a
slechli podzemni duneni ozy-
vajici Sc ze vzdalenych koncln
rise.
Briticka rise jest jednim z
divu sveta. Y iedine Indii zije
pod britskou vlajkou 313, ,0OO,-
900 lidi, kteri udrzovani jsou v
podrobeni hrstkou anglickeho
vojska. Kdyby 81 jednou uvedo-
mill svoji moe a silu, kazdy 81
muze lehce vypocitati, jak by
to dopadlo S Indickou drzavou
britske rise.
Vypukla-li vzpoura jedne
casti rise, Velka Britanie j
zdolala a" pri tom nebude rad
~ zapominati, jak tuhou pracl
mela posledne v JIM Africe,
kde Boeii dobyvali pocatku
uspechu "a uspechem.
| Kdyby vzpoura vypukla SOU
casne Ma ctyrech mistech, mo-
hlo by to znamenati pocatek
konce neiVetsi rise, jakou kdy
svet videl. To bylo jednou 2 ma
. deli Nemecka V posledni valce,
ze Velka Britanie bude mfti &C
delat S odrazenim utoku z tyla,
ale nadeje tato zklamala. Britt
cka rise We valce obstala a jedi
ne V lrsku mela vetsi svizele.
Obstoji i nynl, kdyz plane
ny vzpoury slehaii ma ctyfecf
= mistech soucasne?
X
Pod ohlavenim "Jak Sc Setri
eli novi odbornici", pise "28
Rijen': "Postaveni naSeho Wy
Stance We Washingtone jest pry
otreseno Z cele radv pricin, Z
: nichz ia jednu Sc uvadi, ze 81
: nalezite nepostaral desekve
: straci ceskoslovenskeho majet
: ku V Americe. Patecni "Tribu
q ma sdeluje, re ministerstvo IA
!. hraniti vySle k vuli teto zale7i
{ tosti do Ameriky nekolik cd
4 borniku. Myslime, re uz byl
II by ma case, prestat S vysllanln
J. samych "odbomiku", neb mas
: vyslanectvi budou tax odbornS
re pro samou odbornost nebu
: dou vedet co a jak delat.
''Takove odborniky vyslat, t
: znamena, re Sc znovu who'd
L = zbyteGne vyhodi = spoust
penez, ia nez 81 nekolik pan
! udela pekny vylet. We Wash
: ingtone byl prece pro takov
veci odbornik, advokat ceskeh
: puvodu, ktery ale pro jakasi n
doroZumeni Sc S vyslanectvir
a rozesel zaridil 81 praxi spec
I, elne desekvestracni sam. PI
! .jdou-li do Ameriky Ease neja(
. ii odbornici, bude to stara, acf
! tax stara historic. Name V
q Washingtone odbornlka, kter,
!; kdyz jeden ze snemovnich w
i boru jednal clech, chtel Z
o vyslanectvi pred vyborem PR
q testovat primo. Nell jsme
New Yorku konsularniho pr
defence, ktery reklamoval pl
sebe diplomatickou imunitl
= kdyz porusil mestsky zakaz pl
J; ii pliyani V podzemnl draze
), mel zaplatltl predepsanou p'
:, kutu. On re pry nlc, on dlpl,
- mat. Smalo sc tomu tehdy ce
;. mesto. A takove odborniky V,
:; slla nase ministerstvo zahran
= ci, asi take re same odborn
!; sti.
, Hotel v karlove Tyne. II
\
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

mnt the repne was" Fnel We don't know of any better way you could serve the puoc just
now. 1t Ster right time Go ahead! $,
So we vent out amongt the manufacturers and hoaesh whom we by orc choicest goods
We akd their help for our plan and event though we expected cooperation the hertneS OF the re-
Sonss exceeded our epectons Those responses were in the form OF Tecal0 low prices In goods
We marked on the narowetp possible margarine of profit and now we ofert savings to ym-on new
and wanted FOODS in gt variety at res lower than at any other time this year.
r. HAHNE BUYERS CLUB
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25

The huge sneeSO forf first" Hhne Buyers Record rakngS aa' hd IN OCTOBER, EA,w was
the nspnato of this seconds sale of the same kind The first sale was a sccesm a hrger sense mn
mere volume of business though that was ornoust wNa success also IN Knitting closer our If
ships with .hem manufacturers and wholesalers with whmw we deal And it vas a further success III
pleasing the people of Jew J@yw Who d much money asa result fhew ondT1uls sale bargains
Bearing all the things in mind We buyers almost simultaneously decided our OWE Tn md Ina. M'
sale should be repeated. The first spokens suggestions this sort vas received WIN eNp e"
sm and voted through by our club unanimously. Then when vel r@hed Them natter the manage
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
Smart Apparel for Growing Girls
. Leading Feature of the Great Sale

These beautiful garments are
going at just about one-half of
their regular prices. No wonder
they are such strong features of
the sale.
1898 Cape Dresses, $4.98
The dress is jumper style to be
worn with a crisp guimpe. The
cape is full-hared and has a swag-
ger turn-back collar finished with
a bow of self material. Colors
are orchid, raspberry, tan, rose,
reindeer and henna. Sizes 6 to IA.
$10,98 Sport Coats, $5.98
Choice of all wool velours and
diagonal tweeds in reindeer,
orchid, blue, tan and pekin. Sizes
8 to IA.
HAHNE'S - GIRLS ; DEPT. End Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
$3.50 Refrigerator, $31.5O

The "Surety" brand refrigera-
tor, made by the famous Nc
Kee Refrigerator Co. Durable,
sanitary and a remarkable "buy"
at this low price. Hardwood
case, oak finish, white enameled
steel lining, seamless rounded
corners. As in. high, 81 in. wide,,
1917 in deep. Side icer style, e0'
lbs. capacity.
Can be bought on the Hahne
Cub Plan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
Important Notice

All offers good only while quantities last.
We cannot guarantee to fill mail or telephone
orders, and we advise early shopping, in person.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
Electric Iron, $685.

Electric Iron, $685.
Regular S6.75. Full nickel plated, nictome
heating elements, Glib. size. Comes with patent
back stand, cord and socket plug.
$3.50 Kitchen Stool, $1.75
Light in weight yet strong enough for any
one. Folding style; fhree-step size.
Electric Curling Iron, $3.50
Regular $3.50. Nickel-plated iron, black
ebonoid handle; complete with attachment cord;
small and large sizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
Important Notice
To Charge Customers

All purchases made in the Buyers Record-Breaking
Sale-wednesdsy, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
veek-will be billed to you in the June LIST statement OF
your account.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
You Can Buy a Couch Hammock
at Amazingly Low Cost

You'll certainly want a couch
hammock for your porch or sun par
lor when you can buy a good n
for as low a price as this. $s.l9.
RoMELINK SWINGING COUCH
HAMMOCK - Made of canvas
throughout. Mattress is filled with
wood fiber and cotton tufted.
Comes with chain suspension.
HAMMOCK AWNING, $5.95-
Made of khaki or gray canvas. FITS
any Of our frames, and comes win
iron cross bars and bolts ready TO p
HAMMOCK STAND, s3.S9-N
fiat with no bolts or nuts to adjust
green or Rome gray enamel finish
.HAHNE'S - HAMMOCK DE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
ny Values in the Basement
Viii Delight Every Housewife

n wants and The Basement certainly outdoes all its previous efforts at
vauegiving in this great sale.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
RALLY DAY, PEOPLES CHURCH

Tomorrow will be Rally Day in the Peoples Presbyterian church on Lau- rel avenue, near Park, and large at tendance and renewed interest is an- ticipated in the services of all depart ments of the church.
 Worship will begin with prayer at 10 a. m. At 10:3b, the pastor, Rev. H. A. Davenport, will preach on ''The Tender Heart. Baptism will also be administered.
 Rally Day in the Sunday school will be observed with an unusual program from 12 to 1 cock. The Sunday school has a place for all ages, and a special invitation is given to partic1- pate in the Rally Day service.
 At 6:30, the Senior and ermedi- ate Christian Endevor societies will start the month with conservation ser vices.
 Rev. and MFs. Milton s. Reees, the evangelists. who conducted the splen- did meetings five years ago in the State Street Casino. under the auspices city. will open a series of meetings in the Peoples church on Sunday, Oct. 8, speaking morning and evening, and each evening throughout the follow ing week. Several of the nefghboring g churches will participate in these meetings, for which constructive preparations are being made. All those who are to help in forming the chorus, which will be in charge of Mrs. Reees, are expected to meet at the church on Tuesday evening, Oct. ing of church officers and the chair men of committees for the Rees meet ings will be held at 7:45 on Sunday evening" Oct
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
oLIvET CONG. CHURCH

Olivet church school meets In the Parish Hall at 9:45 a. m.. after which Dr. Brown is to conduct morning worship at II o'clock. He will preach on Drawing Near to God" Sunday is an opportunity for mans best self. At 6:30 p. m. the Young People meet in the Holden Hall and will be led by G. l.. Treadwell. He intends to use some lantern slides. The 7:3O D. m. service of songs, choir selections, sermon, make an hour too good to miss. The recreational activities of Holden Hall begin for the men on Monday under the direction of Harry Lyon. Boys at 5:30 p. m., older men at 7:30, younger men at s:SO. The girls and women will have their classes on Tuesday, the girls under 14 at 4:30 directed by Miss Edna Al len; the women at 7:3O and S:3O, d1- rected by Miss Helen Clark. those de- siring the more strenuous games com ing at the later time. Membership Is open to any one, whether belonging to Olivet parish or not and costs for adults $5 per year; for persons under IS years $2.50. On Monday at 7:30 the Kappa Kappa Chi club begins its years activities at 7:3o and welcom es girls over 12 years of age. The Hol- den Missionary society, on Tuesday at o'clock, begins the study of New Tasks for Old Churches" The meet ing is in the Parish Hall The mid week meeting of the church is held on Wednesday at 7:30 and will study Paups letter to the Colossians. These studies are proving of increasing in- terest to the attendants.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
THE UNITED CHURCH

The autumn Holy Communion will De held at the United Church, Sun gay morning at 1o:so. when nun ceived into ats fellowship. Dr. Wm. Horace Day is to give a short com munion address My Grace is Sufh- Isient" Following the service the Done With the Turk ?'' The discnse sion will be opened by a Statement or the international situation by MT. Eliot R. Curtis, and will then be gen aral so that everybody may take part informally.
 The United Church Vested Choir. consisting of about forty-ffve mem bers will render the musical pro tseardsley, organist, and the quartette consisting of Miss Helen Hannibal, substitute soprano, Mrs. May E. Hard. contraIto, MT. Louis D: Ginand, tenor, Villa A. Miller of NorwaIk, has been secured to take the place of Mrs. Lena Mason Barnsley, soprano. and will begin her duties on the fourth Sun
 The Church School is to meet at 12 o'clock. Two members will be awarded Church Worship League pins during the morning service. Junior 2. E. meets at o'clock and Senior C. E. at 6:30. The Boy Scouts are to meet on Thursday evening in the Parish House, and the Girl Scouts on Friday as usual.
 On Monday evening at 7:45 the Senior Girls Club will hold their reg ular meeting in the Parish House going to the Salvation Army gymna- stum at o'clock for their class ir physical training. The Progress Club is also to meet on Monday even ing in the Parish House. The pres. fdent urges complete attendance foI this first meeting of the season. Three meetings will be held or women's day at the church Int Wednesday Workers invite any wom an in the parish who is interested tc join them at 10 o'clock in their sew. ing for needy children. During the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
PARK STREET CoNGREGATIoNAL [

On and after October 8, the Sun day school will meet at 10 a.. m. and the church service at a. m. at Park Street Congregational church.
 This Sunday, October 1, is H&Hy Day and will be marked by two ser< vices of special character. At 10:30 church and church school will meet together The program will include organ prelude, Chanson, by Candlyn; reading of 'The Suffering Serva mt, !" by Wheeler Clark, Eleanor Benjamin and Evelyn Benjamin, illustrated by stereopticon; awarding of certificates and diplomas; two anthems by the quartet, 70 Savior of the World, D Goss, and ''Te Deum," Calkins. The minister will give the Rally Day ser mon.
 At 7:45 will be given an organ re- cital by E. P. Dodge, Jr. This will open a strong program during which a short address will be given on What Came Ye Out For To See,'' by Rev. T. F. Rutledge Beale.
 It is planned to give each Sunday night in the month its own special emphasis. The first Sunday each month will have a musical service. Other nights will be devoted to pre- sentation of Biblical drama, moving picture service and social problem discussion The public is invited to share with us in this varied program.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The annual Fall Communion of all confirmed members of Saint John church will take place on Sunday morning at S:009 o'clock and 10:SO o'clock. At the latter service, the rec tor, the Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr., will preach sermon appropriate to the day on the words of Christ, q Am the Bread of Life. The musical cular1y beautiful and in keeping with the thought of the sermon.
 In the afternoon, at 4:45 o'clock, the first special musical service of the year will be held; MT Alvin Breul. Saint Johns will give a short organ recital in which he will be assisted by MT. Vincent Odrich, 'cellist. The rec tor will preach also in the afternoon.
 All the A guilds of the parish will as work. Saint Mary's Guild, the his- toric guild of Saint Johns, will be the guest of the Rector and Mrs. Sherman n at goo o'clock. The opening luncheon of the Rector's Chapter will be held at the rectory on Tuesday sat zoo o'clock. The Girls Friendly Society will meet at the Parish House on Mon Saint Margaret's Guild will meet Tues day evening at 8:00 o'clock. The Saint Hilda's Guild met for the first time last Wednesday for social gathering at the nome of Mrs. Haussen. 3OI Benhan avenue. They will attend the Danbury Fair in a body the coumns week, and will have their first regl1Ia1 meeting in the Parish House on Wed nesday, October 11th. The Girls Scout Troop will meet on wednesda1 evening, and the Boy Scouts will nee, on Thursday evening. All confirmeG eG members of the Sunday School are expected to make their communion. the coming Sunday in preparation fo, Fall work. A new Bible Class for tht older girls has been formed at Sain, Johns This is in charge of Mis, auce chapman, graduate of SmitI College. It will meet in tbe Parisj House on Sundays at 12:oO noon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
STAMFORD M. E. CHURCH

Stratford Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. A. F. Chamberlain,sp spSsl tor. Sunday, October 1, Rally Es Morning worship. 1O:3o, reception s6f pastor will preach on "A Great and Good Wish" Evening worship, 7:30, sermon on Lights The chorus choir will be introduced and will sing rector and organist. Sunday school, 12, Rally Day program. Eyworth League, 6:45, Rally Day service led by the cabinet.
 weekly meetings to be held on We'd nesdays for the purpose of promoting
 the interests of the various agencies
 in the local church through which
 the work is carried on. This week Wednesday, 7:45, the Woman's Home
 program. Mrs. Karl Winters of Wa
 terbury, conference secretary of the
 society, will speak. The people of the
 church are urged to attend to find out October II, the Sunday school will present the program. October Is the Epworth League willy have charge. October 25 the Woman's Foreign Mis-
 sionary society will lay special em- phasis on the work of the society in the world for children. November 1 the Ladies' Aid society will give the program. It is the hope of the rpem- bers of these societies to stimulate in terest in the work of the church. Tuesday evening, 7:45, the month | 1y meeting of the official board of the l church.
 Thursday evening, 7:45, the meet | ing of the Athletic Association in the l Sunday school room.
 Friday evening, 7:30, choir rehear-
 sal.
 | Friday evening, 7:3o, the Scout troop will meet in their rooms.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-30
GRACE M. E. CHURCH

:, Next week will be Rally Week at the Grace Methodist Episcopal church. corner of Clinton and Fair field avenues At 1o:30 Sunday morn ing the Communion service will be held. The choir will sing 1T Am the Bread of Life." by Stainer. At 7:So p. m. the pastor, Rev. I. L. Smith, will preach on ''The Man Who Slept Dur ing the Sermon The service will open with a song service. The choir will sing 'The Eyes of All Wait Upon Thee" by Clare. and a ladies' Quarte will sing Jesus, Lover of My Soul s by Burgmuller, arranged by Prof. Strout, the orga mist.
 On Monday. 7:45 D. m.. Rev. G. B. Tompkins. of Norwalk. will speak on Stewardship and on Tuesday eve ming Rev. J. D. Roberts. of Milford, will speak on "A New Crusade 5 Wednesday evening will be a social evening in charge of the Epwerth League with an entertainment by the Strout Male quartet. The Ladies Aid society will serve a roast beef SUD- per from to Thursday. This will be followed by a stereopticon talk on .Man-jod's Partner" On Sunday October 8. the Bible school and church rally will be held at 1O:3o a. m