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The Washington herald., 1922-10-25

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The Washington herald., 1922-10-25
Local Temperature.

Highest. 90 degrees; lowest. Al degrees.
Relative humidity a. m. g.: . p M.
40: T. m. -.
Rainfall IS p. m. to p. M, nil.
Hours Of sunshine -
Per cent Of possible sunshine. 50.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess Of temperature since
january l. 1922. 467 degrees.
Excess Of temperature since October /,
1872. o. degrees
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
January |. 1922. 80 inches
Deficiency of precipitation since October
1. l92: ~ inch
Temperature same date last year-Iiigh-
est. 80 degrees; lowest. 43 degrees
Forecast of Flying Weather.
Washington I" Long Island. n. Y.-Clear
I" partly cloudy sky; some high. clouds
m"irrat" TO fresh south and southwest
winds at surface, and moderate to fresh
westerly alof:
Washington to Norfolk. Na.-Clear sky:
moderate southwest and south winds Eat
surface. and moderate to fresh westerly
alof.
Washington to Dayton. Ohio-Ciear sky:
moderate to fresh south and southwest
winds at surface. AMI moderate to fresh
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The Washington herald., 1922-10-25

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The Washington herald., 1922-10-25
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EVENTUALLY every family in Washington,
the poorest as well as the richest will ride
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
oLIyBT CoNGREGATI0NAL.

An exchange of pulpits will be made on Sunday morning by Rev. John M DeyO of the First Congrega- t.OnaI church of Danbury and Dr. Brown of the Oivet church, for tha II o'clock service. In the evening Dr. Brown will give the concluding sermon on the home and speak on rengthening the Home Ties" In the Church hOol for the past two Sundays a record attendance was E-ade, the session being at 9:45. The Holden Missionary Society will con tinue the study of New Tasks for Old Churches" at the meeting on Tuesday at s D. m, and will be led Ly Mrs Eliza Eeth Oddly. The place Is Holden Hal The Wednesday meeting will be based upon a study Of the first six chapters Of the He brew letter Tho special topic is -'Falchfulness On Friday After uc1a and evening the Mary BeardsIey society will hold a far and supper Mrs. N D. Croweu is in charge of the fair and Mrs Howard Speer will sUperintend the supper. tickets soc. A Community Night Open House will
 leld on Saturday from to II p. rI2. open to the community for a friendly evening for old and young N .s= Be1i-a SIOcuru. Miss Loreua Robbins. Gareth Speer Teddy Thomp- son. the OIivet Quartet and Orches- tCal music h- the Blackmau family will be features of the program. The affair is in charge Of Mrs C. J. Dick son. assisted by Judge Buckingham m orG Gertrude TrsadweN This !s the first of a numJ Der of such social even tugs which are being planned.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
AUTO VICTIM WHO LOST LEG
 ASKS $25,OOO

The driver of a machine which is alleged to have struck Ralph 'Packy' Hannah of this city, at 1:3O o'clock on the morning of May 30 last. on the Post road. near New Rochelle. N. '. has been found and a suit for dam ages of $25, ,000 was filed yesterday in the SuperiC- Court. Michael J. NIur Thy, of Stamford, is the defendant ramed in the suit
 The accident occurred when 'Packey' was returning to New York on motorcycle, after having spent the holiday with his wife and family n this city. The injuries sustained by Hannah neCessitated the amputa. on of his right leg above the knee
 William Lund, form erly of this city, now of New York, for whom Hsnnan worked, was immediately in front of the motorCycIe in a Ford TunabOut- The car which injured Eannan. coming from the opposite direction at a high rate of speed, cut in on the road after having passed Lund, strikins Hannah. William Carey who was with Lund at the time of the accident applied tournr- 4Uet to Hannan's leg and he was -ushed to a, New Rochelle hospital
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
sT- GEOKGE2s CHTRCm-

All the men and boys in St Georges parish who have been con Grmed and are communicates have teen called out for corporate com uuutou of men and boys tomorrow at the -0-2O service.
 The day being the first Sunday in Advent, II marks the beginning of q new church year. when the aims and pruETa me for the new year ShOu a be announced and begUu.
 The annual every-wemrer canvass will be held in the afternoon. teams OI two members each calling at every house in the parish a pa-5shouer hav- irE been requested to stay at home until called on
 AT the session of the church s-hOo. an address will be made .y Mrs Hen ry D'Olier. Jr- on the EsqG.uo dogs which the children of the diocese are giving to Bishop Rowe of Alaska.
 Last Sunday the school brought an offering Of several barrels of grocer les and vegetables which Were Etveu to the charity organization society for q distribution ar ThaukSEt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
MSS FRANCIS FARLEY BECOMES BRIDE OF
 MAURICE KELLY

St Augustine's church was the scene Of a pretty wedding ThanhsgIV- ing morning when Miss Frances Far ley became tle bride of Maurice Rely. The Evedd-ng march was play d Ly Prof. Er-Lz h. G. Weber. who also rendered several nupt.aI organ solos dur-l- the mass. The ceremony was performed al a. m. by the Rev Robert Bowen.
 Mss Alice hiely of New York. sis ter of the groom, Was the brId esmaid and John J'\eIl, cousin of the groom, was pest man. Mrs. kIeIy was .-ttlred III q navy blue suit with squirrel fur and q grey hat with pluaes to match. She carried a bou- uuet CE bE.l- $ roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid also wore q suit of navy blue trIcotIne with a hat of grey duye-yue. She carried a uOu- uueL of pink roses.
 After the ceremony a large num- per Of relatives and friends Of the couple assembled at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs -Hohias AlE--s " ood avenue where wedding breakfast was serv- ed. Music and dancing were enjoyed. Solos were rendered by the bride, Mrs. AIAu--c= htely and F. J. Larkin.
 The coupe received many beautiful presents. L-a-e in the evening Mr. and Mrs. key left for q hOneyTn oou to Wash.ngsOU. D. C., and other points Of interest and after q week trip will be at home to their many friends on East Man street
 Those present at the wedding brs akfas- were Afr. and Mrs l.. j. L<le-y and family. MT. and Mrs. k. J. hL=ly and family. MT. and Mrs. M Bernard hle-y and family, MT and Mrs. Thomas N-eIy and family, Miss Alice and William Klely from New York, Miss Mary O'NeLI. MT. and Mrs. Huntington and family, Mr. ana Mrs. M. Henry kjeIy and family MT. and Mrs. John T. Nevins and daugh- ger PegEy-. Mir and Nil 5. H. E. ParseU and family, MT. and Mrs. P. J. LarkIn and daughter Marle. Patrick Farley, Niargu=ritt Sullivan, Jack Kausler, William Duffy, Miss Elizabeth Keue- her from New York, MT. and Mrs. C. ATcCartk y and family, MT. and Mrs A. Canavau and family, MT and Mrs, Fred LngCon. Mrs. Ellen Morriarity and family, MT. and Mrs. Rooney and family, and NIT. and Mrs s. Jackson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
sTRATFRD sL F. CHURCH

Strattor7 Methodist Episcopal court. Rev. A. P. Chamberlain. pas or VIII D.. preached r-- the Rev Lou,s Dr. Banks speaks OF The American Bond" Tn an effort to stop the rule or Iawless0 eSS sweeping over the country he with others are rasent-0g the American ideals to the people Every citizen nuEhr .o hear pr. Banks Musical prr-~a u. Prelude. AT5lrte con m0to. Tt[tN symphony Of Bee th0veu. Guar- - -Tg Thee. Couut-v.' Eichhers; quartet. Native Land Jordan.
 Evening service. -:30. The -a~-or vii preach o- -Cre Man of a Crnwf-'' The chorus choir will sing selections from the 'N.r-ory Songs NiGs-CaI program: Prelude. Eeve-ta. Jensen. Fo~gluGe. Fesa- March n r. Roberts.
 Kings II ~- -- wee- at 8 Sunday school at i- Elwo-th League 6:45. leader. Ruth De.
 Tuesday. 8 ?. m. the Ladies Aid Soc. cy VII meet -- the parsonage TOT a social afternoon -eE a-Eer. Tuesday evening. the official board will meet .r the priD1~ room
 "Wednesday eFa--04 7.45, he Md NeeS ~e-v.~ for prayer and study. Prayer n -re Book Of Acts
 F~-dav. -.Sl. the Ladies Aid s. c.e-v will hold food sale .0 the town hall. Friday evening --2l. ne choir rehearsal T:20. the Boy Scouts. Troop 2. will meet
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.

The Lions Club will be guests at the evening service at the J-niversa list church tomorrow. A special service has been arranged for the occasion. The choir will render splendid pro gram of music. assisted by Miss D0rO- thy Smith, viOlilisr. The pastor Rev. Hal T. kearnS. who is member of the Lions Club, will speak on Re Egion and Business"
 The musical program will be as follows: Prelude, ''GIinuet," with vi0- lin obliEato, by Boccheriuc; Anthem
 Savior When Night Involves the Skies by shelley; Anthem. My Faith Locks up to Thee" by Schucck- CT; soprano solo wi,A violin ObliEa- -o, 'I do not ask. c Lord." by SprUss. The public is invited.
 At cEe morning service tomorrow Nlr. kearns will use 'The Complete LIfe.' as his sermon theme. and will discuss those elements which com p--lSe a wholesome. w=ll-CCuu3sr life. The choir will render the following g musical numbers: Anthem, Com Into 1ie." by Baruby, Anthem. The lIaEuttca-." by Parker.
 The annual Christmas fazaar will he held in the parish ho Tuesday, Dec 9th. beginning at 10 a. m. and continuing throughout the day. Fan aE articles O. all klDCS. candy, food. aprons and Cht-dren's articles will b on sale. The men of the church will conduct grocery pie supper from
 me Mems Club will gatber for a meeting at the supper table Tues day evening at 6:3O. Every member of the cIi.e is urged to be present and bring th7ir men friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
St. Johns ChurCh.

The Annual Corporate Celebration 1r he Holy Communion for the men or St Johns will be held Sunday ming in the church Park and Fairfield avenues. at IO:3O o'clock Immediate y Following the service. the men will adjourn 10 the Burroughs Aer "rial Chapel where the members o- the St. Margarets Guild will serve e hot dinner After this dinner the men will be addressed briefly b[- MT Edmund C. Mayo and by the rector. The Rev. stephen Fish Sherman. Jr. Every Member Visitation C0mmf+rea Every family in the parish will be called on during the afternoon. The men will return to the chapel later r. the afternoon after making their FiSitatlons and to make their reports to the teller. MT Paul Griffths. Sev- eEty automobiles have been secured Tor the afternoons effort These will be in charge Of MT. Fred SiIE- man. MT Andrew R. Smith will as slst MT. Edmund Mayo in the general supervision Of the canvass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
CHURCH NEWS.

At the Grace Methodist church, corner of Fairfield and Clinton ave nucs, 10:$o a. m, Rev Irving L Smith will speak on What Shall be 1n the Morrow The chiIdren's ser mon wEl be on Taking Medicine" The choir win sing Eternal Source of Every Joy by Rrandets.
 The Bible school and Mems class meet at l2 o'clock
 The E.pwOrth League devotional meeting at 6:30 will be led by Miss Edith Swezey.
 At 7:3O Rev. F. A. Dent. D. D. of New Y York, will speak on the work ot the Centenary. The choir will sing % Give Thanks Unto the Lord" by
 On Monday. 7:45 p. m. a church meeting will he held for the purpose. of discussing the work of the churcr,. Rev W + Kidd. D. D.. the district superintendent. will be present. Fol lowing the business a social hour will be enjoyed in charge of the Epworth League.
 The church prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at 7:45.
 The Ladies Aid society will hold n fair and roast pork supper in the church basement on Thursday after noon and evening.
 The Junior League in charge Of Miss Ruth Potter. will meet at 4:l5 on Friday afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
TURN HAIR DARK
 WITH SAGE TEA

The OI5-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for GarAeuinE gray. z-reaked and faded hair is grand uother's recipe. and folks are again -sing it to keep their hair a good even color. which Is qulce sensible. as we are Hv-uE in all age when youthful appearance is of rhe great esr advantage
 Nowadays. though. We don't have he troublesome task Cf suffering the szg g-e and the nlusSy niNru-H at hone. All drug stores sell the -eaEv-ro-use r-oEuct. improved by rHe addition of a-her ingredients. called ''Wycch' S Sage and Sulphur Compound T. is very popular because nobody can dis cover if has been applied Simply -ao.sren your comb or soft brush with it and draw this throu=A your hair. taking one small strand at a time bv morning the gray hair dis appears. but what deliEhts the ladies with Eveuh'S Sage and Sulphur Com pound. Is that, besld a beautifully darkening the hair after Few appu- cations, it also produces that soft Iustre and appearance of abundance which Is so attractive---Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Next sunday morning at 1o:3o, the sacrament Of the Lords supper Vi ge administered and new IneLHi1=Is ,.ill be receil ed into the membership .- the church. In the evening. al 7-3U. Dr. Marshall will have for his subject ''Ta king T. For Granteo. The music for the day will be as to--
 Ig:8o A. M.-PreIude, "Andante l-a--ar.Ia-. W.d0r; Anthem. The r>.n4 gf Love l-y shepherd Is" Shel- es-. Fas.-ude. "Pcs-lude.' MacNa-ter.
 -:30 r. EL-IreLude, 'EE- -n-ns tFartuou-gs" Bartlett Anthem. - Eu Call .ou Thee" IIlck; Post .uGe. Choral March" Buck.
 Our sunday school attendance is growing. Nov members are cordial were nearly .rr present.
 Every Nj lday evening ac S:O0 o'clock there is bowling -r the Holland
 On Tuesday. beginning at 2:3o P. Al there will be 9 Christmas gift and food sale. giveG by the Church Aid and the Ladies' Sewing Circle. at The home of Mrs. F. L. Griffith, S60 Clinton avenue. T r. -l be gifts of all kinds and food of all varieties.
 There will be a tea room. flowers. home made candy, and a grab DaE for -he odd pennies Home made u-nce meat is also for sale.
 -a- a-y. clock Tuesday evening here will be meeting of the Phila- thea Club al the home of Mrs. Edna Ivens Davis. E32 Charles street. Meet ar the church at 7:5O- Plans fyr Christmas work win he completed.
 The Church Aid Society will meet with Mrs. sumner simpson. S35 CIin ion avenue. for the regular monthly meeting. The speaker for the after noon will be Mss Rose Porter Of Inc Charity Organization. Tea will be seTr,E- The business meeting will be gin at 2:5o.
 On "Wednesday. at 7:+5 r NJ. the AIlG-WoeE. Service will occur. 4 very interesting meeting is planned, witE some god s-U-lug.
 Friday afternoon. at 4.OO D. M. Junior League will meet and the in s-aIaciuu of officers will take place
 1t $500 ?. N. Friday he Girl Sca1ts will have their meeting De finite decision will be reached at this time m re-ard to our play. and Christmas work will be planned.
 Al 7:5o r. NJ. Friday, there will be general rehearsal for everyone who ls taking part in the Christmas Hag- cant.
 The League bsketbau games have begun. First Church plays Park Street on Saturday from until 10 r, AI.. al tn |. Nj. C. A. gym. Root CTS are need ed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.

"IntoIerance' is the sermon topic at the First English Lutheran church. corner Laurel avenue and Grove street, Rev. A. c. Weug, pastor. Mir. Weng will give an historical review Of the effects of intolerance in the world in the past and in the present, and will then proceed to show the Ony remedy for it. As Sunday IS the first in Advent. the New Year for the church. The service will be apprO- priate to the occasion. The color or the altar and pulpit clothes will be changed from green to violet in or q CT to signify the seriousness of the Advent season. Tn the 7:30 Nespers Mir Weng will speak on "The Storage Battery of the American Lutn eran church. The talk will center about the personality of T. F. SChwank, the greatest Lutheran in modern times. and will show why there are so many kinds of LutherauS represented Tn America Attention will be drawn 70 te fact that the Lutheran church came to America three years perore the NayfIower and that in the World War t furnished a larger perc- utage of troops than any other denCmtne- ton. The annual bazaar will be on Dec g.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
PROTESTANT.
ERISCDPAI.

st. Johns church. Park and Fair LC-d avenues, Ae.. S-eyhen Fish Saer. man, Jr., rector SETEIces. - a- El- oele5ration or the Holy Communion ly-JO a h.. n--ah-alion Of the Holy Communion and sermon by the rec ILT; IZ noon, sunday school and .B-- be Classes, --. noon. dinner Tor the men who VIII assist in the annual Every Nem.er Visitation. se--ed Dy Ihe members Of the St Margaret $ Guild in the Burroughs Memorial Chapel; +:#5 P. h., Choral Even Son 5 and Syea-a. Musical Sc vice. proceed ed by organ recital by Ar- Alvin BrOuI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Seek Three Men Who
 ROhhad EOspital EnnInwa

4 -5-y-w search is being con Guc-ed by the police for three men who held up- Naat and robbed Thomas Hughes. an emuLlEe of St Vino. u-'s ngrDi-aL Of $50 aS he va= w--ElU- through Washington Park The three -.-~ were seen by Das-ers- by 70 Scacr=. -.arlIy after the assault took place and one of the men was caught but pleaded to be let go be fore -ue police arrived. His Capturer -Vecd him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Coroner Finds Murphy
 Met Accidental Death

Accidental death" is the finding of Coroner John J. PheIan in the case of Cornelius J. Murphy, 36 years old, of 135 Triangle street, Danbury. Murphy was helping a fellow em- EIc.fe to carry home two banks to be used for lire wood. The blanks were put on the cabOOse of a train and while the train was in motion one of the blanks fell from it's position striking Murphy in the stomach He sustained internal injuries which caused his death
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
PONZI ACQjTTTFD
 ON I.ARCENN CTFNRGE

E0s-oC. Dec. 2-Cha-Ies POnzi financial W izard." and his five CO., defendant scents Or trial here on cne-Ees br0- --ht by the common wealth. were found not guilty If con sDi~a-y co commit larceny a- a jury last u--ht after Gel-be-a --CE ten hours. No verdict was returned 0u charges or larceny on S5E counts brought lEatrst PO1Zi. and the Jury was r---=-r-- by JU6 Ee EOsIick and again retired. The five agents -E---a 7-S---a a--e.7-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

st. Augustine's churca corner " aShlngton avenue and i.eQuonEccA street Rev. James b <ihilI. P- E., pastor Masses. :. S, 9, 10 and ll-lo thlgh mass). Bene4lcLiou at I.S0 D. n.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ. Scientist s'l Lafayette street sunday ser vices II a. uI. and P m. Sunday school II a. n. Wednesday evening Ir--ruu uu1H' Meeting s o'clock. Read ing room, Security Iu.lIiuEs LIl5 Main st. eat.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

St Mary's church, PeuDr0ke street, corner Steuben street. Rev Matthew J LTaEIOr. pastor. Masses. T:3U, and 1t;3O. Sunday school a<-sr the cock mass. Nespers and uene- d5cCion at 3:SO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
NO FATALITIES IN
 VOLCANO PARTITION

Rom Dec --Tha eruption Of -re volcano Stro~rolf. which began on Wri~ "s'd-y- ceased -eScer5aE No fatalities have so far been reported The entire population has moved from the vicinity fearing 8 rene wal oc the erUptiOns.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
Sunday SerUices in 6he Churches
CATHOLIC


 St; Augustine's churrn. corner " aHhlnSton avenue and IequonUcCA street Rev. James b &ihiL 2. E.. 5l:I0 (high mass). Beaealction at 1:S0 D. n.
 St mary's church, Pembroke street, J Lray3or. pastor. Masses. 7:8o, and le:8O. Sunday school a--sr the 5 o-c-ock mass Nespers and hene~ dicIion at 3:30-
 Sacred Heart church. 7I8 Myrtle avenue, Rev. Richard r. Moore. LID. ga<' or: or; Gi2s' Masses' g. io aPG 3Ga II oc-ock mass. BenedIction 4c 7:so ?.
 5t. Patrick's 2nurcn. 85l North av- en Ie, Rev. John C. Lynch, pastor. pcrs at O'CIOCk.
 St Charles, church. 1255 East ss,a -a1n StFeet. EeVz fal5iIE G Ge11vhs benediction ou Sunday evening st clock.
 Blessed Sacrament church, Union avenue and Orausa street, Rev. J. t- DUggan. pastor Masses. 2. 5, and 10:8o. sunday school at o'ci'cA. BenedicIion at 2:45.
 st. Peters church. 521 Howard av- enue. Rev Charles Le-ay- pastor Masses al g. 2. 10 and il g.1.Och- Sunday schoOt at 3 0 c.ciuch. Deuel.c- ton at 3.45 BaDt.suts al clocS on Sunday.
 St Stephens church. 28o Spruce street. Rev stephen Caarl.lstly.r Has- f-r- Masses sunday ae l.sJ. and lo.sJ St. Anne's church. 4gI Erewzyer q eet, pastor, Rev. Joseph +. Ford Masses. Sunday, and iu:5O-
 St, Joseph's lGerman) R.C church, Madison avenue. Rev. Hubert Dahlls, mass, 8:80; high mass, lo.3O. Sunday school, 9:15; masses during the week. a-l5. masses on Holy days, and S:S0. St John of Nepomuck (slovak} . church. 320 Brooks street. Rev. An drew komara, pastor. Masses, Is B. l and 10:8O. sts, Cyril and MethodiuS church, ! corner Crescent avenue and Church {, street. Rev. CaspaT Paniks pastor 1 Masses at 8:S0 and l0:3O. Benedictlon at o'clock. Holy Cross CCroation) church. 47O ]
  for. Masses. 8 and l0:3O a. m Sun day school after he first mass and 1 UeuedIctiOn at 8 o'clock.
 Holy Rosary church. as5 East ! Washington avenue, Rev. M J. Keat- ! ing. pastor. Masses 6, 7-30. g and . 1O:3O o'clock. Sunday school at | p. m, and benediction at I o'clock.
 st MichseTs church (PoIisb). BIO ! Sterling street. Rev. Father Figlew ski, pastor. Masses, ', and lO:SO. . St. Anthony's church (French), 96 . Colorado avenue, Rev. Philip L. 1 Nasslcot. pastor. Masses. 8:3O and ! IO:3O. Sunday school after the first mass. Vespers and benediction at : D. u1-
 St Thomas church tFairfeld), Post Road, Rev. William J. Blake, pastor. Masses. T, S:30 and 1O:SO. Sunday school after the S:3C mass. Vespers and benediction at 3:SO-
 St. James church (StratEOrd). corner Main and Broad streets, Rev NJ. J. O'Connor. pastor Masses at 7:30. 8:S0 and 1O:30- Benedictton after the last mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

Sacred Heart church. 718 Myrtle avenue, Rev. Richard F. Moore. LID. pas' or. Masses, t, s. g. JO ana II -- 'ch. Sunday school after the . clock mass. EeuedlcLon 4I I;So ?.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

St. Patrick's 1nurcn. 85I North av- eu Ie, Rev. John C. Lynch, pastor. Misses. 7:30, g. 9:a9 and l0:20. Ve-- DOTS at 1 o,cloek.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02

St. Charles church, 1255 East s.-ain street. Rev. Patrick GCGivnev, pastor Masses. 2 s, y:I5 and Iy:3O. Benediction ou Sunday evening at . clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-02
ST. IUKEs CHURCH.

Connecticut and WlImo- avenues. Rev. w. II. Jeps n, E. b., I0:5O a. Ia. 7:a9 D. m. school, lZ:15- Eve-y member canvass to 3 D. ra NI-. Jcusou celebrates the I7th anntvers- aTg of his Tecrorsh-, at Christ church. E,as-on. with q c=Iebrar on of the Holy Communion rLe.e at s.8o a u.
 Christ Episcopal church. CourrIaud street, Rev. John c. SadLlcr, rector. Holy Communion 1g:45. sunday