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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-13
POLISH WOMEN TO
HOLD STAGE PLAY
Variety Entertainment to
Be Given Sunday at
Pulaski Hall Ill.,.

The ladies' auxiliary to the Polish
National home committee, will be
hostesses tomorrow night during the
presentation Of four act play and
variety entertainment at Pulaski
hall at 2 o'clock. The play will be
entitled "Skapy DIVA Ray TRACT"
Included In the cast will be Miss
Claire Kosakowski, Miss Henrietta
Kasakowski, Mrs. John Sterling,
Mrs. F. Lesnikowski, Mrs. F. zdan-
czyk, v. Slitz, Adam Kosinski. John
Korbusiwski, B. Fronczak. and Mar
Gel Ulatowski. The cast will be un-
der the direction Of Henry Bartles.
Mrs. Marcel Ulatowski will be In
charge Of the scenery.
The principals TO appear during
the variety bill will be Marie Bro
wick, Wasalawa Korbusewska, Anna
Hounacki, Josephine Szantyr, Jane
Foftal. Jane Morytko, Irene Kwiat.
kowska, Irene Gren!ck, Helen Przbys
and Jane Adamski.
Those serving on the general COM
mittee are Mrs. John Sterling,
chairlady, MRS. A. Bandurska, Mrs.
Marcel Ulatowski, Mrs. F. Lesnikow-
ska. Mrs. George Ezerski and Mrs.
Andrusiewicz.
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Text: John 1877; l7:l4.26

This lesson on Jesus praying for
his disciples recalls the words Of
Jesus to enter at the last supper.
"simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath
desired to have you, that he may
sift you as wheat; but have prayed
for thee, that thy faith fail not"
Essentially, this was the prayer Of
Jesus for His disciples, that their
faith should not fail, and that they
should be equal to the burdens and
responsibilities that they had ac-
copied In becoming His disciples.
The love Of Jesus for His dis
ciples and His deep concern for them
was, If anything, intensified by His
realization that some would leave
them He knew they would miss His
supporting presence, and the inspi-
ration of His own example Of faith
and courage.
Consequently He assured them
that He would send them the Com
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Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE

CnGk0xAAN SCAENCE SENVACE
Substance" will be the subject Of
the Lesson Sermon.
The Golden Text Is from Romans
8:25: 1T we hope for that we see
not, then do we with patience wait
for It,"
Selections from the Bible include
the following passage from Hebrews
ll:3: Through faith we understand
that the worlds were framed by the
word Of God, so that things which
are seen were not made Of things
which do appear"
Readings from the Christian Sci
ence textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy, include the fol-
lowing citation: 1.-THE fading forms
Of matter, the mortal body and ma
terial earth, are the fleeing con-
cepts OF the human mind. They
have their day before the .perma-
nent facts and their perfection In
Spirit appear. The crude creations
Of mortal thought must finally give
place to the glorious forms which
we sometimes behold In the camera
Of divine Mind, when the mental
picture Is spiritua and eternal. Nor.
tails must look beyond fading, fin-
lite forms, II they would gain the
true sense Of things" (page 1853:
32-8).
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SALVATION ARMY
IS Savings st.


Adjutant and Mrs. Hugo Wiberg,
Officers-in-charge.
2 p. m.-Sunday-Sunday school.
$3.50 p. m.-Young Peoples meet
ing. Blues In charge.
7:30 p. m.-Open Air service on
North Square.
8p. m.-Salvation meeting in the
hall. Adjutant Wiberg in charge.
Monday p. m.-Girl's Handi-
craft club.
Tuesday: 8 p. m.-Corps Cadet
supper and class.
1880 p. Inland practice under
the leadership Of BandmaSter Rob-
ert Reaoch of New Haven.
Wednesday: 8 p. m.-Meeting In
hall. Mrs. Hugo Wiberg In charge.
Thursday: 1880 p. m.--Women,s
Home League.
Boys Handicraft class.
Friday: 8 p. m.-Meeting In the
hall. Adjutant Hugo Wiberg In
charge.
Saturday: Q p. m.-Free and easy
meeting. Mrs. Wiberg In charge.
Saturday, March 81. Major Ralph
Miller and Mrs. Miller. Divisional
Officers from Hartford. will have
charge Of the evening worship and
the new platform viii be dedicated.
Everyone Is cordially invited 10 at
tend these meeting.
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IS SCOUTS TO
ATTEND RALLY
Washington JambOree to
Be Held From June 80
to July 9

cSme ttirty.five local Boy Scouts
will have the excellent opportunity
to attend the great National Jam.
borea in Washington, D. O., from
June 80 TO July .. as members Of
IT,: Council Jamboree troop, 1t was
an Lunced yesterday by Cecil Grant
/: Naugatr *, chairman Of the Mat
tctlck Council Jamboree commits
tee.
1t a conference at local head
quarters, the chairman stated the
time for sending final applications
rs getting short and urged all
ats to register as soon as pos
sicle. Troop 20 Of the First Congre-
gat' nal church and troop 1 Of Wa
THROWN have sent In applications
already. The Naugatuck troop
hopes to send a whole patrol.
Scout Executive David r. Bab.,
son will be on the staff Of the Unit
{ MP of 1900 scouts to which the
Ma. tatuck council troop will be as
81 red. Assistant Scout Executive
Henry Donohue and possibly Mr..
Grant jarnboree committee chair
r. al, will also be In attendance. In
addition, other leaders will be chosen
from the council membership.
Scouts who attend the jamboree
will have the opportunity Of vis-
!ting all OF the historical shrines
In Washington, including q trip to
Mount Vernon. There will be spec
ial camp fires, o review by the presi-
der.t.
N al. there will be some $4,000
scouts from this country and many
foreign lands who will participate
In the jainboree.
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SOUTH FEDERATED
Morning Worship lO:45

Morning Worship 10:45
Decentralization -. Lemaigre
Professional Hymn-How Firm A
Foundation
Call to Worship
Choral Response-O Church Of God
The Lords Prayer
Organ Meditation
The Responsive Service-Illumin-
alton and Guidance
The Gloria Patria--
Reading Of the Scripture
Male Quartette-The Good Shep-
haro .....,.........,.. BARR
The Call to Prayer-The Lord Is
In His Holy Temple
The Pastoral Prayer
Choral Response-Seven- Fold Amen
The Offertory-Oherto -. Batiste
Doxology-
Children's Story
Mr.. Robert Foster
Hymn-Holy Spirit, Truth Divine
Sermon-Man's Search For Author.
ity.
Prayer
Recessional Hymn - The Spirit
Breathes Upon the Word -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rev. Crosby
Benediction-
Observation-Disclosures -. Volkmann
Evening Service 1880
Prelude-Andante Religiso ......
DECENTRALIZATION. Lemaiere
Hymn-He Leadeth Me
Hymn-Just AS / Am Thine Own
To Be
The Reading Of the Scripture
Prayer
Organ Mediation
Duet-The King Of Love My Shop
herd Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures. Buck
Introduction Of Speaker
Hymn-0racious Spirit. Dwell With
sermon-What It Means TO Be A
Christian
Wallace RTidy
Hymn-More Love 70 Thee, o
Chytet--
Benedictlotl--
Fostlude-The Pilgrims Chorus
s'''ss' '',.s,.,ss,,',.. wagner
Young Peoples: Jr. Y. p. c. p. and
Y. r. g. y. at Etx-thlrty - In
formal Social Hour.
Christian Fellowship NJ klx-ilfteen.
Speaker: Rev. Thomas Leroy
Crosby.
Al Young Peojlcs zdll unile for
evening service nc 1850.
London has q coronation curl.
Kwhillung Province. China, u bat.
Ting 3 fec. shortage.
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ST. MICHAEL'S


| For Week Commencing March IA.
The services in st. Michael's
church tomorrow, Fifth Sunday in
Lent, will be as follows: Ce!ebra-
zion Of the Holy Communion at
7:3O a. m. Sunday school In the
parish house at $50 a. m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon at II a. m.
Sermon subject Mediator" Young
Peoples Fellowship in the parish
house at $50 p. m.
Monday.
800 p. m.-Girls' Friendly Society
In parish house.
$3.50 y. m.-Men's Glee club In
choir room.
Tuesday
800 p. n.-study class in parish
house.
400 y. m.-service and address
70 young people. Junior choir.
Wednesday,
Up. IN. Altos and sopranos.
p. m. Service and sermon with
the Rev. Burke Rivers as guest
speaker.
Thursday
3:4s .. m. Junior q. y. q. In Par
ish House.
7:30 y. m. Troop 2 u. q. A. IN FAR
ish House.
Friday
0 q. m. Holy Communion.
~ q. m. Church Helpers Bakery
at Grants store.
$50 .. n. Brownie Pack IN Parish
Helage.
700 D. m. Altos and sopranos; &c
tire choir AZ Q y. ~. Girl Scouts ~
Parish House.
u u announced that on the eve
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During the period Of his disability
due 10 SllicoSiS, John BaranoSki OF
$50 North Main street, WiflSted Is to
receive payments of sizes from the
WinSted Edge Tool Works and It's
insurers, according TO the finding.
The award Is retroactive TO Novem-
Der !, 1895, which Is the inception
date Of disability, and Of course Is
limited to the usual $40 weeks. In
addition Baranoski Is to receive
$3.50 which represents the amount
expended to date for hospital and
medical aid, as well as additional
payment In event further treatment
Is necessary.
Sandstone Worker
From May %, 1873 to November
1, 1885. the claimant worked as o
grinder on sandstone, and q trucker
at the plant OF the Winsted concern,
and on the latter date was forced
TO retire due TO his health. Consul
tation with two doctors, James e.
Murphy, Hartford lung specialist,
and Cole B. Gibson, Of the Under.
cliff sanitarium. Meriden, brought
reports to the compensation COM
missioner that the man was suffer-
Ing from second-stage silicosis and
possible superimposed tubercu-
losis. These reports were presented
by Attorney william J. Larkin who
appeared for the claimant.
Answers Criticism
This award Is believed to be a
suitable answer to the criticism OF
Connecticut's compensation laws re-
Gently made by v. A. zinner, OF the
United States Department Of Labor,
Of the Division Of Labor Standards,
Washington, d. O., In o recent press
conference. He claimed that this
state had little, II any knowledge Of
the silicosis problem and that Sill
COSTS had been confused with tu-
berculosis. He further stated that
the law was unfair to both en-
ployer and employee, and that. on
the whole. Connecticut was back
ward state with reference to COM
pensation for occupational disease.
The thirteenth report OF the
board OF compensation commission
ers covering the period Of time
from November l. 1884 to Novem-
Der /, 1896, answered the blast. but
until the present time no recent test
case could be cited.
Act of 1919
Silicosis was made compensate by
an act OF the general assembly back
In 1919. The commissioners have ut
all times been In complete touch
with the silicosis problem and have
had the best OF medical advice con.
corning II from doctors located with
In the state and from other experts
outside the state. When the adj
verse comment was made by Mr..
Zinner, the commissioners fastened
to assure the citizens Of this state
that all occupational diseases are
being properly compensated for and
that there Is no grave injustice IN
the occupational disease statute to
either employer or employees.
They also remark quite confidently
that they arc well able to cope with
the problem without the advice or
interference Of other departments,
however well intentioned.
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BIG CROWD VIEWS
"ACCENT ON YOUTH"

One OF the largest crowds ever
to witness Civic Theatre play In
Waterbury packed the Waterbury
Women's club last evening for the
final performance Of Accent on
Youth. The play was directed by
James Furness, who also played one
Of the leading roles. The produce
ton crew was headed by Jack Ben
edict, stage manager, assisted by
Arthur Sullivan and Maurey Baker.
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ROBERT HERRELL
GRANTED DIVORCE
Two DEGREES Given Today
and Two Others A.:
Denied

ryo OF the divorce actions heard
b. Judge Frank p. McEvoy in SUI
pM'io: court yesterday, were denied
today, while two others were grant,
ed. At the hearings yesterday, de-
cision was reserved in each.
Robert Herrell's claim that his
wife, Senova Roscol Herrell desert
ed him March I. 1929, was recog-
rlizsd by Judge McEvoy as suitable
ground. The couple was married
in Gagesvillc, N. c.. September, 1926.
che othe petition granted was
that Of Katherine Huber Booth, who
claimed her husband, Seth Booth,
deserted her In August, 1888. The
couple was married In November,
1912. The petitioner was also grant
6 an allowance Of $40 weekly for
the support Of two minor children.
Two petitions based on allegations
OF cruelty we're denied. Mae Fronc.
Yak Roux claimed her husband, Pc
te' Roux, beat her, just as Marie
Byron Cocchiola claimed her hus-
J.: ID, Carmen Cocchiola, had mis-
treated her. Judge McEvoy refused
to recognize the plea as suitable
or funds for divorce.
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ming OF Palm Sunday st. Mlchaels
choir will sing the cantata "0lvet 70
Calvary" by Maunder. II is also an.
nounced for the last wednesday eve.
ming service which takes place m
holy week. Frank A. squlres VIII
make the address. MF. 6quireg u q
student at neFkeiey Divinity school
IN New Haven and spoke some weeks
ago ~ q service under the auspices
OF tine Young Peoples Fellowship
and was very much enjoyed ky those
who heard him. fSe y the son Of the
late Prank EqilFaa end MFa. BQuiFcs
and u expected % finish his work ~
The seminary 10 another year.
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(By NEA Service)
life of The Duke Of Windsor Briain former king became even
with the possibility that his marriage To
lis Warheld Simpson take place In the
Chateau Condo, Tours, France.
making preparations TO receive Mrs
Charles Bedaux and Mrs Bedaux He natuazed
Before Bedaux
Dad Grand Rapids, Mich
engineer who spent much time working in
Chicago chateau
century affair the picturesque valley Of the Inde which he
intervals Of his industrial work. he and Mrs.
Bdaux have engaged In several trips In 1880 they drove
African continent covering $500
their through
Equatorial Africa Nigeria and Algeria
again with expedition into unknown
gons Of northern Canada by which somewhat less
Simpson,
his expeditions attired Stacks flannel shirts
and boots
other historic Chateau
wedding Duke Windsor
and Mrs Simpson may be planned there
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MT. OLIVE A. M. Y. Zion

John A. Coe. president OF the
American Brass Company, viii be
the speaker at the services tosnor-
Tow morning at the Mount Olive A.
NJ Y. Zion church OF which rev.
A. A. Perry is pastor. Mr.. Goes talk
viii be- given at 1913 o'clock.
Bishop w. J. Walls win he ~
speaker &C the evening services II
5:45 O'Clock. The remainder Of the
days services viii be the same as
usual.
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GRACE NJ. u.

"A Tenth of My Goods" will be
the subject Of an address tomorrow
morning by Rev. Alison ). Smith.
ppSt0r. at the Grace M. u. church III
Wateryille. IN the evening VI
O'clock Rev. Mr.. Smith wiil speak
on 1.-THE General Rules Of Church"
Tomorrow evening the Epw0rlll
League Of The church will sponsor
q hobo social ~ the parsonage.
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SWEDISH TABERNACLE
BAPTIST

A salvation Army rally will be
held next Wednesday evening at
O'Clock 90 the Swedish Tabernacle
Baptist church OF which Rex. Axei
!. Peterson is pastor. Major and
Mrs. Charles Fredericton will lead
the program, assisted BY the New
Britain band and eongEters. The
esrylce VIII be conducted IN gwed.
~.
Tomorrow morning AZ 70 o'clock
the regular meeting Of the Bible
school Will ~ held A. II o'clock
the pastor wili deliver q sermon.
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FIRST METHODIST
Morning Worship 1850

Morning Worship 1850
Organ Prelude
Hymn-"Praise My Soul The King
of Heaven"
Call to Worship ..... by the Choir
Prayer
silent Prayer
The Lords Prayer
Choir Authenticated out Thy
Light" .................. Gounod
Responsives
Hyn1n-"Above The Hills Of Time
The Cross Is Cleaning.
Gloria Patri
Hymn-"Above the Hills Of Time
the Cross Is Cleaning"
Prayer
Offertory
Tenor and Bass Duet 49, 80 Thou
Liftest Thy Divine Petition
Stainer
Sermon-"The Sign Of the Cross"
Rev. Theodore @. Bobilin
Hymn--"When I Survey the Won
drous Cross"
Benediction
Organ Postlude
Church School - Noon.
Epworth League $3.50.
The Baptist Young People will
join In this social hour.
Evening Worship 1880
Organ Prelude
Hymn Sing
Responsivcs
Offertory
Quartet-"Cast Thy Burden on the
Lord"-Mendelssohn
Address by Professor Rowland
Bainton Of Yale university
Hymn-'The Lords My Shepherd"
Benediction
Organ PoStlude
Privileges of the Week
Monday, March 18th
7:00-Girl Scouts.
8:00-Church school board meet.
ing preceded by cabinet meeting.
Tuesday, March 10Th
2:30-W. G. T. u. annual roll
call meeting. Rev. Gertrude Coo In
charge of devotions.
Wednesday, March 18TH
2:45-W. H. M. s. devotions. Mrs.
Strong. Duet, Mrs. w. Messenger
and Mrs. w. Magee Of st. Paul's
Methodist church. Mrs. George
Tuttie will take first part Of study
book and MRS. John Porter the
second part.
7:00-Boy Scouts.
8:00-The Married Couples club
win join with the Mr.. and MRS.
club of Second Congregational
church for an entertainment In
Davenport hall.
Thursday. March 18th
700 - Prayer meeting. 500
Community Lenten service In First
Congregational church.
Friday--March. 10th
T:00-Choir rehearsal In church
parl0rs and nt 500 choir rehearsal
ct Baptist church for Easter Cam
tata.
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MESSENGER HURT

A dislocated shoulder was suffered
yesterday by Russell Percivai, II. Of
80 Kingsbury street. local Western
Union messenger boy, when he fell
from his bicycle after 1t had struck
a stone. The accident occurred at
East Main and Wall streets. The
boy was treated ct Waterbury hos
pitai.
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FIRST BAPTIST
MAA nwSaAss S.e Vaynv.aa. 4,

FIRST BAPTIST
: The Order Of Worship
Sunday, March IL
1l:00 A. M. Morning Worship
Organ Observation-Disclosures
Professional Hymn "a
Call to Worship (Responsive)
Prayer Of Invocation
The Lords Prayer
Anthem
Responsive Lesson
Gloria Patri
The Scripture Lesson
The Pastoral Prayer
Sentences
The offertory-"o Lord Our Gov.
ernor"
Prayer Of Dedication
Hymn 1888
Sermon - "Judgment"-Rev. David
p. Gaines
Hymn 1856
Prayer Of Benediction
Organ Postlude
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@. Can You explain why Jew
lsh home life Is SO wholesome?

@. Can You explain why Jew
ish home life Is so wholesome?
A. The divine commandment
regarding the propagation Of the
race and the institution OF mar
riage gave Jewish though. and
Jewish institutions q different
complexion from the practices
Of the pagan world. 1t created
new human standards. What
ever mans aspirations to q SUI
perior life. he was always first
and last the father or head of
the family, with all the duties
and responsibilities, attach
inents and tender sympathies,
encouraged ond fostered by ma
ture and ethical precept.
Purity and faithfulneSs were
considered the characteristic
features Of the Jewish home and
family life throughout the ages.
II Is said that because of the
moral purity and chastity OF
the Jewish family life. the Jews
have survived all prosecutions and
expressions. Not only the home
but the body and soul must be
pure. Consequently Judaism teach
es TO avoid unbecoming. degrading
and vulgar acts. words. sights and
even impure thoughts. II demands
that we preserve our sense OF mod
esty and deceney IN al our actions
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IMMANIJEL LUTHERAN

Sunday school VIII be held at 9
a. m. tomorrow with an English
service at 10 a. m. and q German
service at II O'Clock. Wednesday
night at 1880 the German Lenten
service will be held and Friday eve
ming at 1880 the English Lenten
service Is scheduled.
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BUNKER HILL
HnN4RTfs ASNVnN

10 a. IN. Church School and Pas
toral Glass.
II a. m. Rev. w. Moreton Owen
will preach in Lenten series of SER
mons on Deeper Notes In the Life
Of Jesus"
IV-"The Cross on the Horizon"
z p. m. Young Peoples meeting.
Debate: Resolved, that Unrestrict-
ed Freedom Of the Press In the
United States Of America is a Mem
ace to the People"
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN

Sunday School at 0:45. Church
service at I0:45. The service viii
be conducted by Eldon Rohs. of
Naugatuck. q graduate OF Upsala
college. The services will be In
English.
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FIRST CHURCH
Sunday Services

Church School at 9:45 O'Clock.
Nursery, Kindergarten and Primary
Departments at II o'clock.
Morning Service at ii o'clock. Ser
mon by DR.. Gregg: THE Trust
worthiness Of Christ"
AIS p. m.--The Study discussion on
Discovering Jesus will be led by
Mr.. Craw.
500 p. NAT the meeting of the
Chrismon Society Mr.. John G.
Gilmartin, principal Of Begnal
and Duggan school will speak
on Some Questions About
Catholicism" This Is the con-
tinuation OF the study Of the
history of churches OF different
denominations.
Notices for the Week
Monday
$3.50 y. m.--Rehearsal Of the
JUNIOR Choir.
Tuesday
7:45 p. m.-Neighborhood Dis
cuSsion Meeting for the Bou-
levard District, with the
Misses Camp, Sands street.
The subject: The Use Of the
Bible In the Modern House,
hold"
Wednesday,
1000 a. m.--Meeting OF the First
Church Guild. There will be
work for the hospital as we'll
as other plain work. Lunch
con will be served at 1890
after which Miss Margaret
Kennedy of the Visiting
Nurses Association will speak
on "A Days Work Of O VS.
iting Nurse"
400 p. In.--Meeting Of Cub Pack
No. 2.
TOO p. i1l.-Girl Scouts Leaders
Training Course In the Scout
house.
Thursday
400 p. m - Meeting of Girl
Scouts, Troop No. /.
7:l5 p. m.-Senior Girl Scouts.
7:l5-7:55 p. m.-Class for Adults
In The Life and Teaching OF
Jesus by Mr.. Craw held up
stairs IN the parlor.
800 p. m.-The last Lenten lee
ture by Dean Brown. Subject:
Religious Life Under These
Changed Conditions.
Friday
4:O0-5:30 p. m. - The Minister'S
Preparation Glasses meet at
the Parsonage.
1880 p. m. - Meeting of Boy
Scouts, Trop No. %.
Order Of Morning Service
Prelude-Adagio 49,. Mendelssohn
Hymn-Fairest Lord Jesus
Sentences
Invocation and the Lords Prayer
VerSicles--
Responsive Reading
Gloria Patri--
Childrens Sermon
DIR. Gregg
Offering with Anthem-As Christ
Upon the Cross ..... Billiard
Doxology-
Scripture Lesson-Job 10: 25-27b:
2 Timothy j: Ia
Anthem-A Legend Tschaikowsky
Prayer
Hymn-O Holy Saviour, Friend
Unseen
Sermon-The Trustworthiness of
Christ
DIR. Gregg
q Tim. /: l2a)
Hymn-Art Thou Weary, Art
Though Languid
Benediction--
PoStlude .................. Heidler
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN

Ushers-Edward Gerber and Bur-
ton Lundin
800 a. m.--Swedish service. Senior
choir. The mixed quartette sings.
1918 q. Yl.--Bible school.
li:O0 a. m.--English service. Junior
choir. Vocal duet-Mrs. G. Rohs,
Doris Anderson.
800 p. m.-English service. Dedica-
ton of the newly constructed
church. Special music by oil
church choirS.
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BASKET FIRE

A fire In a waste.bas!;et brought
two companies Of flremen to the city
comfort station on Harrison avenue
last night at II o'clock. The blaze.
was quickly extinguished.
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RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Readers OF The inyitcd qucMWks
be answered 10 this column rpiiy Iosshe They s"aid
accompanied Address ut tic writre
should he addressed ths journal 70 the National sonrereMe
Christians York City. where
personal reply requested q should he stated.