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Kindness is a language
which the deaf can hear and the blind can read.
-- Mark Twain
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Come
as you are!
Suits, jeans, and
feather boas welcome.
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 Autumn 2006 Quiz
Susan Knapp signed her name to this historic
object. It belongs to our church, but is seldom seen. What is it?
A. A handkerchief that belonged to George
Washington, who visited King Street during a journey to Boston in
1788
B. A quilt fashioned by members of the church in
the late 1800s
C. A treaty with the Pasmaquoddy Indian
tribe, conveying 20,000 acres in what is now the King Street area in
exchange for six steel plows, 12 oxen, and 50 bolts of white English
linen
D. A diploma bestowed on an 1887 graduate
of the Danbury College of Beauty and Culture, which later became
Western Connecticut State University
E. A bandage made by church members during
World War I, when six men from our congregation served on the
Western Front
F. A lapel on the uniform of Danbury native Edwin
Wooster, the only Civil War veteran known to have fought on both the
Union and Confederate armies, who is buried in the King Street
Cemetery
Winners
(Click for the Answer)
Correct answers: Penny Stokes,
Shane Wrschka, Beth Reinhardt.
Taormina
gift certificate: Penny
Stokes.
To see quizzes from other months,
click here. Got an idea
for a quiz?
Send your idea to the Quizmaster.
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This Season's Prize
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Miracle Cookie!™
Looks and tastes
like an ordinary cookie,
but has no calories -- and it's HUGE!
Available only
at King Street Church.
As most long-time members of our church already
know, the Miracle Cookie™ was invented by King Street master
baker Ima Hoax in 1883 and first exhibited at the Great Danbury
Fair. Ima's top-secret recipe has been entrusted to our
quizmaster, who bakes the quiz prizes every month in his own
kitchen with the shades drawn.
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One entrant, chosen at random, will also win a $10 gift
certificate donated by
Taormina Restaurant. |
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