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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

Operators of the Paramount Line busses are thinking
cornpanys patrons The original Corrigan was aegedy
slightly confused his of direction If that Is the
only qualification for membership in the proposed club 1t
will have fouriShing membership. 1t seems that any
bus pointed north and parked near the Brown BUILDING
in Exchange Place must have Lakewood as It's terminus
and dsregardng signs time and again package-oadea
themselves in comfortable seats To their SURPRISE and
often times to their chagrn the bus instead OF proceeding
p North Main street sWerves the left and travels along
the north side OF the green There Is immediate action
Sometimes surprised passenger will shout out wait
minute please. Stop the bus" The correct way is al,
ways the least embarrassing way There is sharp pull
on the bell cord The bus stops sometimes in front of the
Immaculate Conception Church; sometimes near the Z
M c. A. or Central and the North Main street.
bound passenger effects exit sometimes rather dgni
fiedly sometimes all a-flutter bushing mumbling apo
logeticay and sometimes just plain mad as, oh well,
everyone has expression suitable for such &C.
casions-and It's pardonabe under the circumstances
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THIRD CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. Conner n. Lewis
MORNING worshlp-lO:4S

Morning worship-10:45
50th Anniversary 892-l942)
Organ Prelude
Professional Hymn - Ancient Of
Days"-No. As.
Call to Worship-By the Minister.
Hymn - when the Weary Seeking
Rest No. 800.
A General Thanksgiving - No. 648
The Lords Prayer-By the
Minister and the Congregation
Invocation BY the Minister.
Hymn - GLORIOUS Things OF Thee
Are Spoken" No. 400.
Responsive Reading SALVATION
No. 20.
Gloria = BY Choir and congrega-
ton.
Scripture Reading Rev. James
r. English.
Choral Response Superintendent
Of Congregational Church Of
Connecticut.
Pastoral Prayer-Rev. Conner r.
Lewis.
Response by the Choir.
OffertoFy Anthem - Forever With
the Lord" - Gordon williams.
Doxology and Prayer Of Consecra-
ton.
Sermon -- ~rhe Place Of Our
Churches IN the Life OF the
People" by Rev. James r.
English Superintendent Of
the Congregational Churches
Of Connecticut.
Hymn Lord Dismiss Us" - No.
80.
BenedlctIOn.
Organ PoStlude.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. John g. Walker, pastor.
1890 o. m,-The order Of morn
Ing worship.
Prelude: Andante, from Sym
phony v ......,..,,, Beethoven
"The Professional Hymn No. IL
My God, I Thank Thee Who
Hast Made
"The Call to Worship, Invocation
and Lords Prayer
Junior Anthem: Awakel Arisel :.
.,,,...,.....,..... Hawthorne
Responsive Reading-Selection $50
"Gloria Patri
Contralto solo: Gloria, Buz1 Peccla
The Scripture Reading-Matthew
ellis
Prayer
offertory Anthem; The Blind
Plowman ......,,,.,,.,,.C Clarke
"Doxology
The Children's Sermon
Hymn No. 220-Faith or Our
Fathers
The Sermon: A Scientist Looks at
the Lords Prayer, 'The Message
of the Lords Prayer" by 1gnor
I. Sikorsky
Text: after this manner therefore
pray ye; Our Father which art
In heaven, hallowed be thy
name" ST. Matthew SO
1.-THE Recessional Hymn No. 39l-
The Church's One Foundation
Benediction
Postlude: Finale from Fourth
Symphony ...,.,,,..,...Wt dor
@The congregation standing.
The flowers on the table are In
memory Of George A. Boomer.
The flowers on tn etable are In
memory Of Mrs. Theodore Kurtz.
Calendar for the Week
Sunday, April 26-i0:30 o. m,
morning worship, kindergarten de-
partment. ll:45 @. M, church
school, Davenport Bible class. 1910
y. m, commuicants' class. 500 p
M, Pilgrim Fellowship. 1880 p. m.
Forum.
Monday April 27--4:0O p. M, In.
termediate boys group. TOO p. m.
basketball group. 1880 p. m, FIRST
aid course. 800 p. M. girls sorority
Tuesday, April 2s-3:oo p. m.
junior boys group. 400 p. m, social
dancing class. TOO y. M, badmin.
ton group. 800 p. m, evening de.
partinent.
Wednesday, April 1880 q. m.
surgical dressings. 400 p. M, Cir
Scouts. 400 p. m, Brownies. 7:3t
p. m, Sea Scouts. 1880 p. m, frs
aid course.
Thursday, April 3O-o:30 a. m.
Red Gross sewing. 200 p. m.
Red Cross sewing. $3.50 p. M, Week.
Day School Of Religion. 400 p. m.
Cubs. 700 p. m, Girl Scout trooT
on the third floor. 1880 p. m, bad.
minton group. 1880 p. m, Pilgrim
Fellowship play rehearsal. 800 .
m. preparatory service.
Friday. May 400 p. M, juniol
choir rehearsal. 1880 p. M, Boy
Scouts, troop Z. 1880 p. M, seniol
choir rehearsal. 1880 p. M, Gilbert
and Sullivan concert rehearsal.
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1851 Donated To
China Relief Drive
Chairman Cox Announces Total; $4,000 Quota Set
for Borough

Naugatuck, April 25-Donations
amounting to 1851 have been made
thus far In the local China Relief
campaign, Albert s. Cox, chairman,
announced today. The quota here
Is $4,000. The drive will be con.
tinued for q few days more in the
hope that the full quota will be
raised.
More than 5000 letters were
mailed here but there are many
who have not yet responded, Mr..
Cox today pointed out that although
there are many calls for donations
to various causes at this time, the
committe feels sure there are many
others who intend to give to this
worthy cause because China Is ma.
terlally helping US fight the war.
Donations may be sent to Roy M.
Johnson, treasurer, at the Nauga-
tuck National bank.
The list Of contributors TO date
follows: Harris Whittemore, Jr.,
5000: Jeanette s. Tutlte, $500;
Donald s. futile, $50: Roberta N.
Whittemore, $50; group Of Nauga-
tuck friends, $3.50; Naugatuck
Chemical Co., $25; Carlisle B. Tut
tie, S25; Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Ber-
ger, $40; Philip r. Rice, els; Julia
Lum, $40; Walter H. Norton, $40;
Mrs. II. s. Marlor $40; william j..
Neary, SO; Frank Keeling, $40;
Harry @. Kazanjian, $40; Glenn
Noble, IS; Albert 8. Cox, IS: Lucian
D. Warner, So; Bennett Weissman,
IS; Perry Press, Inc, $5: Michael
Tarnowski, IS; Alice L. Warner, S.;
Friend, $5; Louis l.. CurtisS, $5;
Mrs. r. r. Nichols, IS; Mr. and Mrs,
Burton r. Ward, S.; Rev. J. j.
Fitzgerald, IS; Earl M. Barnum, $5
8 j. Kievman, $5: z. J. Sodlosky,
S.; T. Rice Davis, S.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenenth e. johnson, S.; George G,
Ham, $5; Thomas L. Arnold, 3d.;
Friend, 90; Valmar Roberts, 3d.;
Gunnard P. Peterson, 90; Victor N.
Peterson, 81; Vincent Zane, 50; Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Watson, So:
Clemens Chrzanowski, 81; James
Farrer, 81; H. r. Parker, So; Jacob
Keeling, 81; Joseph Carlson, 50; Roy
M. johnson, 81; Thomas G. Haw-
ley, %; White Market, 50 John II.
Schmuck, 90; Jane q. Twitchell, So;
Naugatuck Battery a. Auto Ser
vice $50, Raymond w. Paul 81,
Mrs. Bertha B. Swanson 81, Patrick
OLoughlin 81, Miss A. M. Robinson
81, Anthony Smiecinski 81, Mrs.
Mildred B. Hair 81, Gunard T.. An
derson 81, Mrs. Emma Harris 81,
Harry A. Daily 81, John alesky 81,
s. A. Thompson 81, Miss Helen q.
Moroney 81, John P. Jones 81, Har-
r1et Q. Meuser 81, George sandt 81,
Rudolf Lenners 81, Mrs. Maria An
derson 81, Philip r. Peterson 81,
Harriet B. Anderson 81, Norman
johnson 81, Mrs. M. Stierle 81, Stel-
Ia M. Mccain 81, Aida Anderson
81, Martin Anderson 81, Fritz e.
Klambt 81, Anne Shirley 81, Flor
ena Reilly 81, Samuel Grant 81, A.
Ernest Adkins 81, ]. A. Mckee 81,
Florence Mcclellan 81, Harry J.
Lobdell 81, Edmund Yeaton 81, Lee
Yeaton 81, Mrs. Andrew Star 81, u.
Il. Carroll 81, Weiss Variety Store
81, Willis o. Peterson 81. Caroline
Hughes so cents, Morris Rosenblatt
$lb, Hiding N. Olson 81.
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Episcopal
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

Rev. Francis o. Ayers, pastor
Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Holy Communion, 8 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon, l0;45
Professional Hymn: 46S, GLORIOUS
Things Of Thee Are Spoken"
Venite: Chant (Page Q In the
Prayer Book
Psalm: l2l page 500 in the Pray
or Book
Benedictus es: Matthews.
Jubilate: Chant.
Hymn; 2l3, "A Mighty Fortress Is
Our God"
Sermon: The Rector
Offertory Anthem: Break Forth
into Joy"-Barnby
Recessional Hymn: 637. "Rejoice,
Postlude: Prelude III Sonata
Ye Pure IN Heart"
Evening praper and sermon 1880
Professional Hymn: 50T, Lights
Abode, Celestial Salem"
Psalms: 124 and i25 page 504 IN
the Prayer Book
Magnificent:
Hymn: 226, Love, All Loves Ex-
ceiling"
Sermon: Mr.. Winter
Evening Hymn: 1854, "Now the
Day Is Over" (Sung kneellng)
Recessional Hymn: 266. Eye
Watchers and Ye Holy Ones"
The Flowers on the Altar are
dedicated to the Glory Of God IN
loving memory Of stoddard Munson
Kellogg.
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ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
2oi Olerry street
n. Einar Rron, pastor
Third Sunday after Easter (Juhi-
late)
$50 q. m. Church school and Bible
Glass meet with Roland Palmer
IN charge.
lO:45 a. m. service Of Divine Wor-
ship when the sermon subject
will be '"The one And Only
Way" The Church Choir win
sing.
500 b. m.--The annual Fellowship
Service win be held, when the
theme eKeeperS OF the Flame"
viii be presented BY rnemhrs Of
the Senior Luther League.
Everyone is welcomed 10 attend.
II will be o Candle-l lighting
Service.
Calendar for week Of April Ne
Monday
$50 D. m.--Senior Confirmation
Glass meets In church.
500 D. m.--Iduna Circle will meet
ct the home Of Mrs, Elmer
severson, IS West Clay street.
Wednesday,
Afternoon--Thirtieth Annual Con
vention Of the New England
Conference opens In Angus
tana Lutheran church, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Thursday
400 D. rn.-There win be a meet
ing Of the "F'ifty-Cent Club"
in the social rooms Of the
church, with Mrs, Carl e,
Olander, Mrs, Carl @, Carlson,
and Mrs. John b, Ericsson as
hostesses.
500 p. m.--Church Choir will
practice.
Friday-
500 p, m.--May meeting Of the
Senior Luther League when
.the picture "Tale OF Two
Leagues" will be shown.
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RETIRED COLONEL
COMMITS SUICIDE
Especial 10 The Democrat)

Woodbury., April 25,--Lieut. Col.
Stewart Oscar Elting, So, retired
army ofilcer who killed himself here
yesterday will soe buried In Airing.
ton National cemetery, Arlington,
Va. Funeral arrangements are In
complete. .
Col. citing, o West Point grad
late and veteran Of the first World
War, was dependent because Of Ill
health and inability to return TO
active service with the army. He
was found dead in the second floor
study Of his home IN North Wood.
bury, asbulIet through his head and
his .A6 calibeF automatic service
gun nearby.
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Rev. Ray Unsderfer, pastor Of
the Full Gospel Tabernacle, 1O1
Prospect st., Union City, an
nounces that special Gospel serv-
lees will be held In the tabernacle
beginning Wednesday, April 29,
ut 1880 p. m. Services win be held
every night except Monday and
Saturday until May 10. The
speaker, Rev. Carl Brumback, Of
Washington, ID. G., II q graduate
OF Central Bible Institute In
Springfield, Missouri, and has
been active in pastoral and evan
geIlstlc work In Virginia, Mary
land, Missouri, New York, and
Florida. The public Is invited 70
the services.
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State Guard Officers
Attend School Here

A school on administrative prac-
tlces and correspondence was held
at the state arFlory last night for
officers Of the third battalion, Con-
necicut state Guard. Major Peter
u. Fox presided.
Lectures were given by Major FOX
and BY FIRST Lieut.. Frederick g.;
Nonamaker. OEKicers from Water
bury, TOgrIngtcn and Ansonaa at-
tended.
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Heard in passing Atty Joe Alishausky now serv-
ing with Uncle Sans fighting forces foreign front,
Australia writes home TO tell OF the thrill he experienced
found birthday greeting for himself in Tall Towers.
Here's another one for good measure, Joe Two years
ego today Wilson OConnor took for his life partner Alice
Leay Of Crown Street This happy couple will celebrate
tonight at large formal dinner party at Waverly Inn
They are the proud parents OF one daughter Maureen
Local X OF c. members, we'll as legislators, were
greved TO learn OF the death Of the mother of Judge
William j. Shea at her home in Manchester this week.
Judge Shea Is former State Deputy Of the Knights Of
Columbus and an ex-State Senator.
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EN- EN-,

Gene does it again {. :. First to make the screen
with words and lyrics of of the songs now sweeping
the country - 'Deep in the Heart Of Texas" will be-
appropriately enough Gene Autry His latest Sta[T
role In "Sarust of the Sage" finds the idol Of the Wild
west picture fans featuring this number. Not only
that but Republic has revived for this picture the
"audience sing" with Autry and Smiley Burnett leao
Ing theater audiences in three songs, including the
above The lyrics will be tapped out the screen by
magic wand viii the rafters ring? You're right they
will.
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The Workers Conference of the First Baptist Church
will meet next Tuesday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul MarggraH with all teachers and officers urged to
mark the date off on their calendar. CHANGING
Perkins is still pigeon fancer. He speciazes in Brm
ingham Rollers termed acrobats Of the air. Years ago
Rays pbeon loft In the neghborhood Of Pearl and Cooke
Streets was the envy Of the North End. Robert j.
F7aherty Americas great documentary flrn-drector,
has produced another epic, "The Land" 5-reel film
which tells the story OF erosion throughout this nation
1t Is distributed non-theatrcally in 16 and IS mm
prints through the Museum OF Modern Art Film Library
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
The Preparaticn.-
orang Prelude Prayer" ...,s. :
can to worship-cho ana NM
ister-
Hymn w can People That on
Earth DO Dwell"
Service proceeding without am
Ilouncement--
Invocation and The Lords Prayer
The First Lesson - Responsive
Reading
Anthem-"Seek re The Lord"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Roberts
The Second Lesson Romans Ia
Pastoral Prayer
ofertory-"The Firing Pot Is For
SILVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gaul
Congregation standing for the
last verse Of America and
offertory prayer
The Children's Talk
Hymn--'Lead, Kindly Light"
The Sermon How To Use The
Bible. Text: Man shall Not
Lave 61 ASAGuQ AANAASt
Hymn-"O Word OF God Incarnate"
The Benedictlon-silent Prayer
Organ PoStlude-"Fugue" ,..,
,,,Sss,,s,.,t,s, MVnAIt
Notices for the Week
Monday
7:30 p. m. Miss Josephine II.
Somers and Miss Clara s,
Woodruff vii be hostesses at
the meeting OF the Ellen ].
Wilton Book Club to be held
In the rolns Of the Waterbury
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club.
Tuesday
$50 p. m.--Girl Scouts, Troop No,
8.
Wednesday,
$50 o, m. TO IL m. - Sewing for
the Red Cross and surgical
dressings for the hospital will
be done In the Church Par
lorS.
Friday
7;S0 p. m.-Boy Scouts, Trop No.
20.
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WEST SIDE HILL
NaETu0nIGT CHURCH

II a. m. Morning Worship. Ser
mon by Rev. John T. d. Franzen
on the topic: Like Unto Them
That Dream"
The Nursery Glass Is held at the
parish hall during the worship
hour.
0:45 a. m.-Church School under
the leadership Of Miss Mildred
Laing. .c..
Id. m.-Youth Fellowship. get
ting Things Done" will be the SUB
iect of the discussion period.
The Rev. George Lakeland Will %
the third speaker In the Post Lent
en- Series, "Wednesday, at p. m
His subject will be: Americas Par'
IA a Post War World"
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AUXILIARY POLICE
AWARDED DIPLOMAS

Mayor Vincent A. scully awarded
diplomas and Identification cards
b 40 auxiliary policemen ct q final
instruction session last night ct
police headquarters. Mayor ScuiIy
spoke 81 the duties and response
billties Of IN auxiliary policeman ~
time Of emergency and warned the
men Of. the dangers OF sixth COLI
uEnn" activities.
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ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
Rev. John N. g. Mohrman, pastor
Services viii be held at 1918 and
1880 tomorrow morning.
The order Of worship Is as follow:
Organ prelude by Emily Wall
Opening Hymn
Kyrie
Gloria In Excelsis
Epistle Lesson, / Peter 2:ll-20.
Hymn
Gospel Lesson, John 16:l6-23
Reciting Of the Apostles Greed
Hymn
Sermon by the pastor-"The
Disciples Comforted."
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Baptist
TIRsT 1APTIsT CTURCT

Rev, David p. Gaines, minister
1890 a, m, Morning worship. The
pastor, Rev, David p. Gaines will
preach on Right and Responsible
iies," WATR broadcasting the
sermon.
1880 p. m, Evening worship, civ
ing in o Spiritual Cellar" with Mr..
Linn continuing the after-Easter
series OF messages.
The regular business meeting OF
the Church will be held Thursday
evening, April 80, at 7:45 In con-
junction with mid-week services.
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time. In 1919 he assumed charge
Of the Lima Light and Power
Company. He also become chair-
man of the Peruvian Steamship
Company and general manager,
later president, of the Central
Reserve Bank Of Peru.
Also In 1919, he was elected to
Congress. A bitter opponent Of
the government in power, he was
accused Of leading revolutionary
movement, was imprisoned and
finally deported In 1923. He re-
turned from European exile In
1899 and In october, 1880, was
elected President.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

EAN0A MEAnODASA OHOMGM
Rev. John J. Snavely, Pastor
Morning Worship 1890
Organ prelude: "Reveree'. ,....,
\ ..,... Tchaikawsky
Professional hymn: No So "Gor
Moves In q Mysterious Way"
Call 10 warship by the choir,
Prayer OF Confession (lst page Oh
HymnaD followed by The Lords
Prayer.
choir anthem: che King of Love
MY Shepherd Is" ,..,t, Schelley
Responsive: 18th Sunday, LIST
reading, page $50.
Gloria Patri
Scripture Reading: Titus 3:l-8
Pastoral Prayer with choir re.
spouse.
offertory with Quartette; rs
Heavenly Love Abiding"
To Thee"
Sermon: "What God Hath Joined
Together" -. Or. John J. Snavely
Benediction with choir response.
Organ Postlude: "Tavanay' -.
H.. ..... ~. Vincent
Church School-The children o,
the congregation are permitted tx
withdraw from the service during
the singing Of the second hymn to
take UP their class in the churcn
school,. The Young People and
Adults meet In their classes and
discussion groups Immediately fol-
lowing the benediction. The Wood
ruff Assembly for men meet OF H.
as. All members Of our congregation
are invited to join In our church
school work in such sections "
they naturally belong to.
500 p. m. The Methodist Youth
Fellowship viii meet this week.
PRIVILEGES OF THE WEEK
Monday, April q; 800: The Cir
Gle Of Cheer will meet at the par
sonage, 1872 Chestnut avenue. All
members are urged to be present
Thursday, April 80. 500: Junior
choir rehearsal
7:30:Church Bible Class LED pS
the pastor. The subject for TINS
week will be "The Meaning Oh
Grace In the New Testament.
Friday. May /. 7:oo:senior Choir
rehearsal.
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The difference between a bow and fOurn hand
Ne, says Eddie HOrigan, is about fifteen minutes
The oldest known pen was unearthed in Egypt older
While charity begins at home, it shouldn't be
afraid to 60 out and see little Of the world. :.
smokes, SO Maurice Tangney tells me. {. Spring
makes everybody want to DO somewhere else even
after they get there.
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Q ANSWERS
TO WAR QUIZ

Questions on Comic Page
1, Army military police wear the
insignia
q FezSan is in Libya,
3. Marines are called sea going
bell-hopS' by sailors.
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Paging Jeff Roland

Paging Jeff Boand =. UP in North BrOOkfeld
Mass, Boy Scouts manned the towns observation tow
ers the evening Of April 20. One yOungster was on
duty for the first time. No more curious than any
other lad he wondered what little crank for and
turned 1t The rubber mill whistle blew, lights went
out every side air raid wardens hurried to their
posts He had signaled black.Out and 1t was COM
pIete success Mr. BOland comes from BroOkfield,
Mass.
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Madison, April During the lD4l-
e school year, 1857 men Students,
or Al per cent o. WieconeinH male
enrolment, competed tr 10 sports
under the iutrsmngnI program
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A PRAYER

pray for strength and power,
TO laugh as days 80 by.
I pray that our Dear Father,
viii provide love without sigh.
For by His gentle hand we live,
And at his will we laugh.
So pray TO Our Dear Father,
To Lead Us from all wrath.
pray for the sim TO shine,
As each day comes forth,
pray TO Father 80 Divine,
For peace and liberty on or earth
And for Him 10 guide you,
As you walk your daily path,
! pray He win let me again
Hear the pleasure OF your laugh.
I pray, that by His power,
He will join us hand In hand,
And under Gods own tower,
win . smile we win stand.
GHARAH L. CLARK,
Melville Road. West Ches
Corn
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BUNKER HILL
CONGRRxA RATIONAL

The Bunker Hlll Congregational
Sunday school class viii meet SUN
day morning at e:46 o'clock.
The Kings Daughters will be
guests at the II O'Clock services. Rev
Allan Fairbanks, pastor, viii preach
on "Tile Kings Business" The
Young Peoples Society Of the con-
gTcgatiOn will meet 1T $40 o'clock
In The Afternoon.
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ST. pAuL,S METHODIST

Rev. Louis Higgins, pastor.
$3.50 q. m.-Sunday School, W. D.
Oldroyd superintendent.
i0:45 p. m.-Morning worship,
sermon by the pastor, 1.-THE Inner
Resources"
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Observation-Disclosures
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main Street at
Electric Avenue
Z. Einar. Kron, pastor
Sunday, April 90
Third Sunday After Easter,
1000 a. m,-Sunday school ses-
sion In charge OF Frank O.
Benson.
500 p. m.-Divine Worship, with
sermon by the pastor on 'The
Way to the Fathers House."
The Church Choir will sing.
Tuesday, April a.
500 p. rf1.--Church choir will
practice In the church.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH
Rev. r. L. Sinclair, rector
500 q. rn.-Holy Communion.
1900 q. ms-Special Family Service.
Sermon subject: "The Man Who
Failed.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. Joseph p. johnson, pastor
1890 o. m. Morning worship:
"The Great Expectancy"
II m. Junior Choir, Iriou Wilson
leader.
1I:45 a. m. Church School, Joe
Scholar, Supt.
0:16 p. m. Loyal workers service
Harold Benson, leader.
TOO p. m. Evening worship; illus
trated lecture on the story o.
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Rev. J. A. LindVall, pastor
1000 g. m. Sunday School; Tn
Sterfer will give special talk.
1900 q. m. Morning worship.
TOO p. m. Young Peoples service.
T:45 p. m. Evening evangelical
services with sermon by the pastor,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-25

William Temple. who took ONCE
this week MS Archbishop OF Cam
terbury and Primate OF All Eng
land. Formerly Archbishop Of
York, he Is well known In the
United States, and recognized rs q
leading liberal In the English
Church. He has lectured at many
American colleges and univer-
stiles.