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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST

FIRST METHODIST
Rev. Theodore o. Dobilin, Pastor
Morning Worship toiSo
Organ Prelude
Professional Hyfmn-"yor The Beaus
~ OF tho Earth"
Call 10 Wofship-by the choir
Silent prayer-Words OF Assurance
THE Lords Prayer
Responsive
Gloria patri
A Sacred Musicale
ny the Salvation Army Band OF
Springfield. Adjutant Alfred WAL
tiers IN charge.
Announcements and Registration
OF Attendance
offertory-D oxoiogy
Contralto and Bass Duet-"The
Lord II MY Light" ....... Buck
Sermon-"Biggor and Better Walls"
Rev. Theodore o. Dobiiin
Hymn--"o Zion Haste, Thy Mis-
sion High Fulfilling"
Benediction--Three y'old Amen
organ postiude
CHuFCn DcnV0h ~ NvUW
Herbert Smith, General Secretary
OF the Y, M. q. A. will address tho
intermediate, Senior and Adult
classes 81 the opening exercises.
Rev. Theodore Dobiiin will broad
cast over WATR ct $50 today. n
Epw0rth League 600
Evening Worship 1850
Organ Prelude
Hynn-"The shadows Of the sCe'
ming Hours"
Invocation
Quartst--"gayiouF, Again 70 Thy
Dear Name" .,n." Lisweliyp
Responsive
Prayer
Offert0Fy
Hymn Beneath The Gross OF
jesus
Sermon BY Rev. DayA p, Gaines
Ifymn-HoaviouE, Aealn 70 Thy Dear
Name"
Denedictlon
Organ pcetlude
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
bible APPEARS
/ IN new VERSION
Half. Crown Novel Expect,
ed to Cause Sensation
in Church Circles

London, oct. IS. Cup -publlca-
ton Of q new translation Of the
New Testament IN the form Of Q
half.crown novel Is expected TO
cause q sensation In religious circles.
Printed IN modern type with. Q
two-color ust.jacket and colored
binding, the translation has Just
been placed on sale. The publishers
are the United Society for Chris
tian Literature,
But the appearance Of the book,
unusual though II may be, will not
cause half 80 much controversy as
the wording Of the translation.
The Rev. r. Mercer Wilson, gen
eral secretary Of the Religious
Tract Society, who Is the translator,
has made many striking changes IN
the text, and some Of interpreta-
tions. To get what he declares TO
be the true meaning Of many pas
sages, he has reverted to early
Greek manuscripts and TO Tyndalec
Bible.
Wilson, who has been working
IL hours o day for @ year on his
new version, explained some Of the
changes and brief omissions he has
made.
"For instance, the passage In ST.
Luke XVIII, IT Is easier for q
camel to 90 through o needles eye
than for q rich man to enter into
the Kingdom Of God, becomes In
our modern version, IT "a easier for
o rope 10 20 through the eye Of o
needle than for o rich man 70 enter
the Kingdom Of Cod
1.-THE Aramaic word Tor camel 10
the same as for rope, and this
transition makes the passage moro
ineligible without altering the
sense"
Wilson also explained by his
translation what he considers Is
meant by the phrase "publicans
and sinners"
"rhe proper translation Of the
Greek makes Il clear that the
phrase means tax.collectorS and
outcasts," he said. Jews who turned
tax-coliectors for the Romans were
regarded % beyond the pale, and
ostracised. Since everyone 10 q sim
ner, II 10 obvious that by sinners
"a meant outcastS."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
> SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Reverence For God

holy man lightly and thought
iessly7
II the mater were not one OF
moral right, II would at least DO
one OF propriety. Profanity 10 an
offense against refinement and good
manners, a. much as "a ofyonse
against moral and spiritual decency.
Among Roman Catholics there Is
an organization known % the Holy
Name society whose members are
pledged against the profane or irs
reverent use OF the names OF God
or Our Doviour. II would DO well II
oil who make any profession Of
Christianity, 'or who recognize any
obligation In o Christian commit
nifty, would take upon themselves
some such pledge and observe II In
practice.
But there II an aspect OF pro-
family even deeper than itS inpFo.
priety or the Sin OF actual words.
Profane words indicate 0 profane
mind and profane heart, o lack Of
rightful response 10 goodness and
love and truth. The willingness Of
men 10 trail holy things In the dust
10 On evidence OF their inner unholis
ness,
One recalls the story OF the bishop
who Tebuked 0 fellow traveller for
swearing. The Travelled replied, II
swear Q great deal and you pray q
great deal. but neither Of 10 means
anything by H."
There 10 q good deal OF thought.
less and futile profanity 80 there Is
q great deal Of mere Journalism n
prayer. Xvii language may be on
the lips rather than In the heart,
but nevertheless " reveals q Task
Of right thinking and right atm-
tude.
The closing verse Of our lesson
s broadly tFlie-that men are Jus
tilted or condemned by their words,
fcE their words indicate WHIST they
are.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

ST. MYCHAEL's

The Girls Friendly Society will
make their corporate Communion
at the celebration OF the Holy Com
munion at 1880 q. m. tomorrow
This being one OF the established
rules Of the Society II Is hoped that
Q large number will be present.
The choir Of 81. Michael's Church
will take part In o special service
TO DO held at Christ Church, An.
sonia ut 8 y. m. on Sunday, Oct.
18th. The entire choir will 10 down
10 AnSonia for this service and will
sing with the Christ Church, choir
and will be accompanied by the
Rector, the Rev. Mr.. Lewis. The
associations OF st. Michael's with
intimate for q good many years
and this will DO again O pleasant
reunion.
The Girls Friendly Society will
hold q cafeteria supper at ESQ ., m.
on Monday evening, Oct. 18th IN
81. Michaei's Parish House. This
has been deliberately planned for
and the girls are making every Of.
fort 10 make II O success. II " hoped
that q large number will DO present.
Guests will be invited 10 remain for
card playing and they may start
their games at any time. The public
will be welcome.
Tho Church Helpers will hold q
Rummage Sale on Wednesday and
Thursday, oct. 10th and 20th In 81.
Mlchaers Parish House.
For the week commencing oct. 10.
The Services In %. Michael's
Church tomorrow, Eighteenth Sun.
day after Trinity, will be 90 follows:
Celebration Of the Holy Communion
at 1850 q. m. The Girls Friendly
Society will make their corporate
Communion at this service. Sunday
School In the Parish House at D:30
q. m. Morning prayer and sermon
at II o. m. Sermon subject "0rati-
tude."
Monday-3:30 .. m. Grammar
school choir In choir.room.
$50 y. m. dirk' Friendly Society
Public Cafeteria Supper.
500 p. m. oiee Club IN choir
room.
TueSday--0:00 q. m. Holy Com.
Inunion 81. Lukes Day.
eiAb y. m. Altos and sopranos In
choir room.
Wednesday-3;So .. m. Junior Con.
firmation class N choir room.
500 .. m. Senior Confirmation
class In choir room.
Church Helpers Rummage Sale
IN Parish House.
500 81. Michaei's Mems Club In
Parish House.
Thursday-Church Helpers Rum.
mage Sale In Parrish House.
TOO y. m. Troop 7 d. q. A. Parish
House.
Triday.-3;30 .. m. Troop "a Girl
Scouts In Parish House.
100 ,. m. Troop "a Girl Scouts In
Parish House.
100 .. m. Altos and sopranos; en-
tire choir 40 0 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

% WNkFAOto
Fifty.elght bench warrants were
Issued as q result Of the investiga.
tions, and six additional arrests were
made. Court arraignments resulted
In heavy fines for virtually all the
accused, with 10 receiving jail sen.
fences.
TeStifying In the case Of John
Trentallange, 10, OF 62l East Main
street, a store clerk, Trooper Stru.
ELK said he had visited the store
where Trentallange was employed,
In August. Questioned BY defense
counsel he said he had visited every
store where later an arrest was made
for violation Of the lottery law. 4.
The procedure, from the troopers
testimony, was for Operator Steere
TO enter q suspected store first and
ask for q lottery ticket Trooper
struxik would enter q moment later,
make an innocent purchase, and be
on hand TO see whether or not the
lottery ticket was sold TO Steere.
So damaging was the evidence
secured against the So men arrested
on bench warrants that Gil pleaded
guilty to the charges against them
Started In June
Trooper StruSik apparently OPP
Grated here through July and Aug
ust, while operator Steere began
working here some time In June. In
vestigation OF the sale OF lottery
tickets began O few days after MT
Fitzgerald became states attorney IN
June.
The information supplied TO the
states attorneys office BY the In
vestlgators led TO the issuance OF the
bench warrants and the sensational
series OF raids OF Sept. 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
Lutheran
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN


..2oi Cherry street, Rev. u. Einar
Kron, pastor.
sunday October i6-Eighteonth
Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday Church School at $3.50
q. m.
Junior Bible Glass at oi30 q. m.
The Service will DO held at i0:4b
q. M. with sermon on Kingdom
Paradoxes." The Church choir will
sing Teach Us. o Lord" (Owen)
The Hartford District Sunday
School Association will meet IN tho
First Lutheran Church OF New
Britain al $40 p. m. Rev. and
MIRA Vincent Nordgren OF Rock
Island, III will speak. Rev. Nord.
gren Is synidical Sunday School
Secretary.
Calendar for the week OF october 10
Monday-at 0-fduna Circle will
meet with Mrs. Hulda GRAIN.
a Wood street.
Tuesday - at e.eunday School
Teachers meet with Mr.. 70.
land Palmer, 1871 Ledgeside
Avenue.
Wednesday--from 10 7;30-Iduna
Circle will serve q "emorgass
ford" Swedish supper In the
church parlors.
Thursday-at e-Choir practice In
church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
Congregational
FIRST CHURCH IN
WATERBURY

Sunday Services
Morning Service at II o'clock. Ser
mon by Or. Gregg; "1ndivi-
dual Wrong. doing."
2 .. m. The members OF the Chris.
mon Society will leave the
Church for an afternoon and
evening OF outdoor activities
and meeting at Kent Falls.
Notices for the Week
Tuesday, p. m. Rehearsal OF the
Junior choir.
7:30 D. m. Introductory Course
for Girl Scouts Leaders IN the
Scout House.
Wednesday-i0 0. m. Meeting OF the
Women'S Guild, at which there will
DO work for the Christmas Sale.
Luncheon will DO served ati2;30
A meeting OF the Executive
Committee viii be held OF HAS
1 D. m. Meeting Of Cub Pack No.
40.
Thursday--4 p. m. Meeting Of Girl
Scouts, Troop No.
Friday-7:30 p. m. Meeting Of Boy
Scouts, Troop No. ~.
7:46 D. m. The first meeting Of the
season Of the Twenty.up Club
OF which there will DO q debate
among several members OF the
Society on tho question OF the
provision by the National Gov.
eminent OF Jobs for those who
are unable 70 find work IN pri-
vate employ. This u the first
OF O series Of programs which
deal with the relationship OF
religion 10 outstanding ecofio-
mic and social questions Of the
day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

Known 10 few Waterburians arc
these almost staggering facts and
figures about the local novena:
Thirty one complete nine.week
ilovenas have been held, and the
sand "a In progress.
Novenas have been attended by
more than 100000 persons. .
Novona services have been hold
for 2e4 consecutive Tuesdays.
More than 5000 favors secured
through attendance NJ aovcnas
have been acknowledged,
Attendance weekly averages more
than 1000 persons.
Numerous nonsCA tholicB nave
been converted 10 the Catholic faith
~ q result OF making the iiovenas.
Principally responsible for the
success OF tho Perpetual Novena 70
g. Joseph u Rev. Francis M
o'shea, pastor OF the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception.
u was In 1898 that Father O'Shea
then administrator OF the parish, 70
which no had been appointed after
the death OF Rev. william j. NC.
durk, decided 10 start O perpetual
novena at Waterbury's Mother
Church. With unemployment ~
its peak and with Thousands seeking
Jobs, no decided 10 dedicate tho mo-
vena 10 b. Joseph, who himself, ~
q humble carpenter, was working
man,
with no other publicity than On
announcement from the pulpit, the
first novena services were held May
0, 1893. Two services were held
each Tuesday, one NJ 1910 .. M,
the other NJ 1880 .. m.
Extra Service Added
Success OF the novena was soon
assured, and services each Tuesday
began 10 draw large crowds. Scores
OF fayors were reported granted,
and only q year after the Perpetual
Novena began, Father o'Shea add
Cd O third Tuesday service, this one
NJ 4:ib .. N.
Through the ensuing years, the
iiovena Kept growing IN attendance,
More than q year ago, with church
facilities taxed each Tuesday, q
fourth weekly service was added, be-
Ing held In conjunction with the 0
o'clock Mass each Tuesday.
Each Of the four services on
Tuesday now attracts large cons
gregations. The ones NJ noon, 4:ib
and 1850 .. N. attract congregations
which literally fill every seat In the
spacious church opposite the Green.
Some time after the noyena
started, Father o'Dhea began the
practice OF having those attending
acknowledge, by means OF an iinS
signed note dropped II, O box ~ the
church, any favofs which had been
granted through the lnterceaslon OF
81, Joseph. Already, moro than 5000
favorg nave been acknowledged, anu
many thousands more have been
granted but not acknowledged.
Man Catholics Attend
The fi0vena services each Tues
day have attracted not only Cath
Giles from aii parts ef Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
by WILLIAM n. 0ILRoY, D. u.

A lesson on reverence for God
has particular appropriateness In
the present day. Our ago ID partics
ulaEiy rife IN profanity. II IA found
In high places and low, and the
literature OF today, particularly fics
ton, 10 reeking with the utmost
irreverence IN the use OF the sacred
names Of God and Of Jesus Christ.
The fact that much OF this In
literature ID In the name OF realism,
In setting down what characters
have said or would Soy, does not
altogether minimize the evil and
the blot upon literature. A. o mat
ter OF fact, there n no book that
dares 10 present the complete pro-
family and obscenity that tho low
est characters actually use. The
question Ii one a. 70 Just where
tho line Of restraint and good taste
should DO.
For those who believe IN God and
who believe IN Jesus Christ, the use
OF their names profaneiy 10 iinposs
sible, II their faith and response 70
the divine Is true and real.
For those who do not believe IN
reverence for, Jesus Christ, the use
God or who have no faith In, or
OF the names OF God and Of the
Saviour Is . hypocrisy and Q sham.
II u strange that those who pro-
fesg no belief In God will swear
by His name.
Why should we DO reyerent7 Why
should the name Of God and the
name Of Jesus Christ, Our Saviour,
DO holy?
Should II DO necessary for one
10 ask such q question: How can
one boIieve In q 0od who u good,
and at the Same time think that
there u nothing wrong Or iiiigeenis
ingiy N the irFeverent uee Of HIS
IiaHe7 How can one consider the
beautiful life Of Jesus Of Nazareth
end We the name Of that soed alid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

q. Into how many languages
has the Bible been Translated?
A. The American Bible Society
I has lately issued o iist OF 1905
Languages and dialects In which
TRANSACTIONS have been recorded
up 10 the end Of 1887. There is ins
ciuded only printed translat tons.
Some eighty-four Of those listed
comprise only Selections, 10,
Scripture passages but no entire
Biblical book.
foundations Of entire books
made for pathological purposes are
included 70 the number Of fiftys
seven, being principally the trans
latong into dialects Of English,
French, ITALIAN, Spanish and
Portuguese stimulated by Prince
Lucien Bonaparte. The list iii-
Ciudes several instances OF trans.
iations made before the invention
Of printing but printed only after
the language ceased 10 DO spoken,
81 Anglo Saxon, Gothic, Trankish
and 9ahidic Coptic.
In 04e Of ire 1905 languages
and dialects IN which foundations
were printed end listed BY the end
Of 1887, the trangIationg were
made solely that those who spoke
the language might read and
know for themselves the Word OF
dod.
@. What n tie pnrpeue o. the
proposed revision q ths Douss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday, October 10
aA,aA AZ

1880 A. M.
The Order Of Morning Worship
Prelude - Choral Prelude on the
Tune "Picafdy" .,u,,... Noble
The Professional Hymn -- How
Firm q Foundation
The Call 10 Worship-Invocation
and Lords Prayer
Anthem-Praise the Lord, Q Jeru.
salem 'L,,'a,'t'tL,.i Maunaer
Responsive Reading Selection 81
Gloria Aptri--
Tenor solo - Divine Love Adams
The Scripture Reading-RomanS
9:24-30-
offertory euartst--Turn Back, o
Man .,,.,,,,,,,u.,,,u Hoist
Doxology--
The Chlldrens sermon-"The Pearl
OF Great Price"
Hymn--oh. For q Heart 70 Praise
My God
eermon-"Ail Things Work TO.
gether For Good"
Text;-"And wo know that oil
things work together for good
them that love God, 10 them
who are the called according 10
his purpose" Romans 0:2D.
The Recessional Hymn-o Jesus
Thou Art Standing
Benediction-
Postludo--Andante cantabIie -.
,..t..,,u,,.,,,,,,. McGrath
The Congregation Standing
The Flowers tomorrow will be IN
Memory Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roliin II.
Bird and Miss Eleanor Bird,
In Memoriaifl Mrs. Mary @. Tyack
October 0. 1898. United with this
church on March /, 1914.
FORUM T.30 p. M.
Prelude -- Prelude from Second
Hymn~coms, We 'l who Love D he
Lord
Invocation and Lords Prayer
Anthem-Praise Ye The Father
AddresS--"what Has Psychology
For Your"
Or. David Beabury
Onetrory--I inpromptu ..,. Arensky
question Period
Benediction--
postiudes-C Cornelius March ,,,,,
..,,.!.,..,.,,..,. Mendolssohn
We welcome to our Forum this
evening Or. David eeabuFy, one Of
the most outstanding committing
psychologists In New York City and
author OF many books. His latest
book Ia Adventures m Self sdiScov-
cry" and In March, 1890. what Are
You Like7" Will DO published. Or.
Beaburys lectures are helpful, In
spring and fascinating and practl-
eel IN every sense,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

Chicago, oct. 1S.-The Aetna
peripherometer, newest Of driver
testing devices to DO developed BY
the Aetna Life insurance COM
pany and affiliated companies Of
Hartford, was given @ public dem.
onstration ut the National Safety
Congress, held here this week.
Shown taking the test IN the
picture above are; Left 10 right, J.
w. Henry, Jr, Pittsburgh; r''Sses
Mary Belle Christensen and Hel.
en- Baldwin OF st. Paul: Harold
Hammond, traffic engineer OF the
National Conservation Bureau,
and John Cobbs, Birmingham,
Alabama.
The new device Is self-operated
and tests the range OF q drivers
side vision, or ability to see OBJ.
jects at either side Of the road
while his eyes are focused directly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

Wide publicity has recently been
given TO the great success OF per-
petual novenas In Catholic churches
In several large cities but no men
ton has been made OF the fact that
one OF the oldest and best attended
noycnas OF this type Is held In Wa.
terbury. II Is the Perpetual Novena
10 ST. Joseph. held each Tuesday OF
the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
THOMAgTON EVANGELICAL
nETIELElLEM LUTHERAN

North Main street u Electric
avenue. Rev. y. Einar KFon, pastor.
sunday, october 10 - Eighteenth
Sunday after Trinity.
sunday Church School 81 1000
3. m,
District Sunday School Teachers
Association meets In First Lutheran
Church IN New Britain ~ 3i30 when
rev. and Mrs. Vincent NordgFen OF
Rock Island, H. will speak.
The service will be hNld AZ 1880
b. NJ. with sermon on The Treas.
ife and the Pearl"
Khnfndag At - Luther League
meets II ehuFeh paflerA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
LOCAL PASTOR TO
TALK IN NORWALK

Rev. u. Meyer OF Bristol will b.
the speaker at the German services
tomorrow morning NJ II o'clock ct
the 81. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church. Rev. Paul BchultSe OF Ter
ryvillo will be the speaker at the
English services al Q .. N. ~ the
pastor, Rev. John N. 9. Mohrmann,
will be away tomorrow giving q mis-
sion sermon In South Norwaik.
The order Of worship will DO ~
follows; o..
Organ Prelude by Mrs. y. Munter
Opening hymn
Kyrio
Gloria IN Exceisis
Eplstie for the day, ist oorinthian,
Chapter I, 40
Hymn
Gospel lesson, "a, verses s4-4e
Hymn
Sermon
offertory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Telling q graphic story OF fake
reviyaiism and the frauds that II
practices IN the namo OF religion
RKO Radios Miracle Racket
brings sally Eilers, Ann Miller and
Lee Bowman 10 the screen In one
OF the seasons most unusual pic
lures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
SALEM LUTHERAN

Rev. W. r. FfohdborB, pastor
Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity.
600 q. m. Swedish Junior choir.
Ushers-Wallace johnson Miles
Barry.
1915 O. m. Bible School,
ii;00 q. m. English, Senior choir.
Solo: Eldon Rohs.
500 D. m. Annual meeting OF the
Hartford District Teachers
Association In New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

ahead. Many persons II Is found
have O very restricted field Of
vision, commonly called tunnel
vision" because II produces the
same effect as though driving con.
tinuously through q tunnel. priv-
ers unaware Of their inability 10
see out Of the corners OF their
eyes" often endanger their own
safety and that Of others when
they are behind the wheel. How
ever, II they know It, they can
compensate for this condition by
driving with extra care.
The peripherometer Is one OF
several new health and safety
educational devices being devei-
oped for the Aetna companies ex-
tensive Laboratory Of Living" exc
hibits at the New York Worlds
Fair and the Golden Gate Inter-
national Exposition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
Operator Steere"
Undercover Sleuth
NOw.lt-C an.Be.TOd Story Breaks on Recent Lottery
Raids Iiere-State Trooper Witness to Purchases

The background of the investigations leading to the
sensational lottery raids of early September was revealed
in city court this week when State Trooper 7 struz
testified that he visited every store later raided to secure
evidence He said he assisted by Operator Steere
who Is understood to be Paul Steere private detective
hired by States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
RELIGIOUS QUESTION YOX

MeadeD OF The Democrat invited questions
regarding the Protestant Catholic Jewish faiths Questions will
Be answered ~ this column promptly possible they houd
DO accompanies ~ che md address Of the writer and oud
e addressed th Journal % 70 The Nations! Conference o.
Jews apd Christians $50 Fourth New City Where
personal Fepy u requested u should be stated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
NAUaATucK METHODIST

D:4D o. m. Sunday School.
II Q. m. Public Worship. Sermon
ITO Whom Shall We Coz"
7 .. m. Young People Meeting
(Epworth League.
Tuesday at 7;30 .. m. Our Com.
munity School OF Religious I'd.
ucation will hold its first sos
sion In our church. The courses
offered are Personal Religious
Living, Rev. A. II. johnson;
The Children We teach, MRS. II.
r. Lucas: Planning Young PEG.
PIES Society Programs, Rev. II.
" Lucas; The Old Testament,
IlS Content and Values, Or. w.
Nesbit. Let everybody who JOS
Sibly can enroll In this school.
The important meeting Of the
Fidelity Bible Class which was
scheduled for last wednesday Will
be held on Wednesday evening OF
this week.
Tho Epworth League had thiFteen
represent ltives OF the Rally az Wa
tcFtown last Tuesday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
IN "ITARDY VAMTLY"

Mana Bryant has been selected for
the role Of Dora NOFthcOts, On old
sweetheart OF Judge Hardy, IN
Metros 0ldwyfsMAyeF's "out West
With Ne isafays,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15
CONGREGATIONAL

The church school will meet at
o:4S q. m. In the Parish House
Morning worship will be held NJ II
o'clock. The minister, Rev. Edward
r. Hance, will preach on the subject
"Crown Up" Children'S subject
1.-THE Ugly Brat"
Music: Introductory Voluntary,
"Jesu. Priceless Treasure" Bach;
Professional Hymn, "a J or iouA
Things OF Thee Are spoken;"
sanctus, dounod; Anthem, Send
Forth Thy Spirit" Schuethy; OF.
fertory, "Hear My Prayer, o Col,
Arcareit; Concluding Voluntary, "it
Thee Is oiadness, Bach,
Special envelopes will again bt
found In the pews for those who
wish 10 aid the Congregations
Churches OF Connecticut which
suffered property damage In the
hurricane.
The Church Kindergarten will bC
open In the Parish House 10 care
for the youngster children while
their parents attend the Morning
Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

The average life OF q butterfly
Ia five weeks. Many species are
unable 10 eat during their short
life span.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-15

johannesburg, South Africa, may
build parking garages and ban
street parking.