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First Methodiiithpiuuoml Church.
.. W. W; '1‘. “mucus. pastor—~9z30
In. at. claumeotiu;~«10ziiil~mm..~um
”A Millstone for. the Nick 01!
on 'Oitendor"t.1ilm..* do" 9
and men's 11 twang“; ‘ ”pm 5
Young Peoplé‘
ti ; 7* i) .
Children’s De conning 8503121 mun:
pic 1101- the .111” it include: Prelude,
Air with Varied . Mendelssohn-. and
- 9mm. "There, tulle” curt; thallium“
\thiltiflig‘ih tenths; Mom Breaks
Oct- Tb '; postlude, Gloria in Ex-
Mlilil. ”Sim Mullins: ’. ‘ Prelude,
”it“ Triumphs“, Wachlz‘ postlude.
finale anemone in C. Weiy, , ,
Norwalk u.- ESChurch, Rev. 1.. K.
Moore, pnflon—Morniugul’reinde, Ber-
noun. Gounod; .Dflertory solo, "The
Enid! is the’ngrdlsz’l Schnecker. Mr.
In or. postii e,._ natal Song, can
11, West.‘ Evensong—J-Chlldren'sJDay
service: 0m include. filriumphai
, March. Costa; song. "Awake.",by the
school; krecitntion. "Tooting." Fred.
ericlt Chatterton, Jr.: song and,_recita-
tion. “The Daisies," by ioni- .giris:
recitation, “Little Maiden." Elizabeth
Siauson; solo, “Helpers," Edns‘ By.
ington; recitation, “The Angel's Mes-
sage.” Hazel Phillips: song, “0 Wet-
come Day," by the school; recitation,
"The Bee." John Gould Burr; duet,
“Salter Little Children." Dorothy and
Edith,Burr: song, "Mother's Day." by
twelve children; address by the pas-
tor; song, “Rail Him," by the school;
organ postlude, Coronation, March.
Meyerbeer. .
East Avenue M. E. Church.
Rev. E. Cunningham. pastor—Morn-
ing prayer, to a. m.; preaching. by the
pastor. 10:30 a. 111.; Sunday school, 12
in . Epworth izeague. Emerson Ayres.
i der, 0:30 p. m.; Topic, Not Asham~
ed of the Gosped. Evening service. 7:30
preaching by the pastor.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Sunday services—Class meeting, 9:40
a. m.; morning service, 10:30 a. 111.:
Sabbath school, 1:30 p. m.; Epworth
League. 6:45 p. m.: evening service,
7:30 p. In. Sunday being Children's
Day the evening service will be in
charge of the Sunday school. The
children will render a special program
of music and recitations. All are very
cordially invited.
A..M. E. Church. Knight street, Rev.
John I). Nichols, pastor-11. preaching
by the pastor; subject. The Na'me of
Jesus; 12, Sunday school; 7. Forum; 8,
Concert by the Sunday school, assisted
by the choir.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational
church. West street and West avenue.
Rev. Lewln Frank Buell, D. D., pastor
-10:30 a. m.. annual Children‘s Day
concert, with interesting program of
music, recitations. etc., by the Sunday
school. 4:30 p. m., vespcr service.
organ prelude, Melodic. Petrali; quar-
tet, I Am Praying For You, Sankey;
trio, Praise Ye the Lord, Gelbcl: Miss
Jepson. Messrs, Crown and Benedict;
address, The Wheat and the Tares:
quartet. The Soft Sabbath Calm. Barn-
by; organ postludc, Grand Chorus, lie-
maigre.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
walk, George 1). Egbert, passion—Morn.
ing service at, 10:30. Children's Day
service. Special music by the Sunday
school. assisted by the Sunday school
orchestra; Sunday school session omit-
ted. Evening service al 7:30. Sub-
ject. Kenilworth Castle, continuing the
series on England. Y. P. S. Thursday
at 7:30. Subject, Not Ashamed of
the Gospel. Church prayer service
Thursday at 8. Subject. Music and
Musical instruments of Scripture
(continued). Music: Morning, Pre-
lude, Scherzo Symphoniquc. luiltnant:
Gloria in Excelsis in E list. Schilling;
Suffer Little Children to Come Unto
Me, Alex. S. Gibson: soprano solo, Say.
lour. Like a Shepherd Lend Me. How-
man; postlude, Finale, Sonata 1. Men
deissohn. Evening. Prelude, Allegro
Moderate. 2d Sonata, Guilmant; God
That Madest Earth ‘and Heaven
Schneoker; bass solo. Schnecker; base
eoso, Serenity. Mary T. Salter; Post-
iude, Sonata op. 10. Ritter.
BAPTIST
1 South Norwalk Baptist. Church, Rev.
H. B. Carpenteixpastor—wiizih a. m..
prayer meeting: 10:30 a. n1., regular
service, topic of sermon, The Church
as a Teacher; 12 m., Bible school, Dr.
Pardee Dishmw will address the joint
meeting of the Philathea Class and
Decker Club. Subject of talk will be
Germs. 4 p. m.. Junior Christian En-
deavor; 6:30 p. m., young people's
meeting; 7:30 p. m.. regular service.
Children's Day examines by the Sun-
day school. Music. morning: Anthem.
He Shall Come Down Like Rain.
Buck; “onertory, There is a Holy City.
Shelley. Evening. Anthem. it is a
Good Thing to Give Thanks, Potter;
oftertory solo, That Sweet Story of
Old, Martinis»
First Baptist Church, Norwalk, 1).
W. Talnihge Van Doren, pastor-wimp
men at 10:00 a. m.. Sunday scimol at
12 m.; B. Y. 1’. leiiimtii'ig at 0:30 p.
111.; sermon to the children at 7:30 p.
in. mature Tue-rte at 7:45 p. m.
"yer-service. Tues ay at 7:30 p. m.
at: free. A cordial welcome to all
who attend these services.
Grace Baptist Church. corner But-
ler and Qiulucy streets, 1). B. Thomas.
Rector-hi. a. m., preaching service;
' :30. Sunday, schotn. . This being the
‘ Children's Day they will have their
mine from 4:80 to 5 p. 111.; 1 0.111..
Christina Endeavor meeting, subject.
Net, Ashamed of 11104000091, 110m.
1: 10,17. 8 pumnpreachlng service.
"' Thursday cranium waiver meeting.
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111.. Holy communion; 101110 in.
morning prayer. sermon and c ebrm
“on 011th communion
in horror ,1 hiuunds . will
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Church. Iit. James Benton
. mien-Whitsunday and iii.
my.” First celebration at
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Trinity: Episcopal Church. Rev.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First \Christian Scicn'ce Society.
Norwnlk~itcgulnr Sunday service, at
the Reading Room, Masonic building.
subject. Sunday, June llili, ‘ls the Uni
verse, including Man, Evolved by At-
omic Force?"
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
street, East Not-walk, Rev. J. W. l)u<
vls, pastor~—Morning theme. “To
Whom the Revelation?" Sunday school
at 12 111.: lioyal Workers' meeting at
6:15; song service at 7:15; at 7:30 the
pastor will soon from the words of
Scripture, “And. s name is called the
Word of Coal. Printed copies of the
sermon will be distrihutcdat the close
of the service.
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mission-Regul1u'
service tomorrow afternoon at 311:3
o'clock. 111, E. (talc will take chargi-
of the singing. and strangers are ex-
pected to assist in the service. i'onw
and enjoy this service. Everybody
welcome.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uucall
the current week:
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'i‘lll llradlcy, E113 West, Miss Mary A.
000, Charles (lraw, Mrs. W, It. Dema-
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bert, Will licrmain, Fl'i'tl lloyt. Chas-
F, Mctlratli. Bernard Murphy. Oscar
Peterson, James C. Thomas, R. M.
Weller.
ii}. 18. GROWS. l‘. M.
The superintendent was giving the
children a little talk on “True llcro-
ism."
"Boys." he said. "what. would you
call a young man who did his duty
well and bravely, without Illnclilng.
expecting no great credit for it and
content to let others win the applause
of the multitude?"
“A baseball catcher!" shouted all
the boys—Cleveland Leader.
1-»
For the Captaincy of Company B,
unanimously nominated as captain of
Co. B, to succeed Captain Robert N.
Burroughs. retired, at a meeting or got two hits off Ksrns yesterday after-
.pal command at the armory, in noon and made five errors. but won the
Bridgeport. last night. Only one hal-
lot was taken. and It was First Lieu-
tenant Stevenson. Some time ago
(hero wcre vague rumors limiting
about that a dark horse. was going to
stop in and capture the captaincy. 'i‘lld
’i‘elcru‘am made the statement that
l.lcui. Stevenson would be the next
captain. rumors to the contrary not-
withstanding, -
left a vacancy in the first. licutcnancy
for which Second Llcut. Harry S. Ma-
son was nominated. This like the otli- ,
or nomination was unanimous. Then ”‘3‘5 yesterday afternoon tit Arni-
Sergcant Clifford 13. Wilson was noni-
inuled as second licuicnitnl.
'i‘ho nomination of Judge Stevenson and “MINI SU‘OYIKU-
for the captaincy of the command is
not a surprise. The nomination will
be confirmed at headquarters. It is NOTWli‘h
the first instance in years where a man
has so rapidly gone to a captaincy. A
,Vt‘lil‘ ago Judge Stevenson joined Co.
it when it was being reorganized. At
: the selection of officers he was chosen
lii'st. lieutenant, without previous inll-
itary experience or training. How-
ever. he got a good dual of training
and service at Manassas last fall. Since
Mr. Stevenson left the ncwspaper
husincss some years agolionors have
fallen to him very genrously.
ed for at. the following post-offices for
the command to recruit the company
to its full ranks, to make a good show-
ing at Niuniic. The headquarters at
tho armory is in 110 finely furnished.
'l‘lm finances of the company are in
good condition.
RAILROAD DIVIDEND 2 PER CENT.
tors of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company declared
toh regular quarterly dividend of two
per cent. at. a meeting held today in
the, (tram Central Station. New York.
The dividend Is payable June 30.
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STEVENSON NOMINATED.
Third Regiment.
Judge Henry G. Stevenson was
The promotion of Liout. Stevenson
It is the intention of the otiicers of
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NEW HAVEN, June 10.—-'i‘llc dii‘t‘c-
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gave a poor exhibition of ball.”
features were the tree hitting of the
which won them the
i a brilliant doubt
Beaumont and Yale. Score by law
powder- inn 1108;. Two mothers here now of ‘inzfli
uncured-1:3? .
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torn friends innings.
onto,
Springfield
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to 1.
innings:
Batteries: .
Long and Artnbt‘ustsr.
Pittsburg ti 3 0 0 I 2
New 'i'orkl’) 0 ll 0 0 0 0 l 0—— 6 10
Batteries: hoover, Phillipe
McGinnity,
liowei‘nian.
Brooklyn
Boston
Philn. 0 1
St. Denis 000000 0
Batteries: Sparks and K
lor and Warner.
At Philadelphia:
' Eateries: Killian an
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Springfield. 11: Holyoke. 10.
. SPRINGFIELD. June lit—With the
"have” score 10 to 4 against Springfield In the
eelvedtromniiafiyourMOTWI itAY'EISWEIviT sixth yesterday, a batting rally was
POWER“ 031L011 - ‘Imummw begun which, helped by iiolyoke mis-
usln mm ,0, 10m. and "1M their all,“ mm plays, led to a 11 to to victory when
not obonght. [have‘pnrchued them may one man was out in. the tenth. _
It“! Ind "10740 '30 Mum and Vickers were hillttcd’hard for six
, , in the ninth a error by Hum-
inell and a hit by McKeon; Tansey and
Altizer tied the score. ,
what one 00:], Crook hit for gwofibases.
a 0 , O onnor‘s y was mailed y annan
mmymob" ”M mount ”m it? and then Nagei Rent In the winning
run with shit.
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Batteries: Hess, Bowler and O'Con-
nor; Vlckers, Hodge and Shlncei.
Merlden, 3; Hartford. 2.
MERIDEN, June 10.—-tlicrlden only
game with Hartford. 3 to
was not hit hard.
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Norwich. 4; London, 1.
NEW LONDON. Juno 10.—.After los-
ing seven straight games to New Lon-
don. Norwich broke the chalnol do
strong Park and defeated the locals, 1i
Norwich played a clean game
The score by
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At Chicago:
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At New York:
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New'i‘ork 010010 0 0 0~2 5 1
Batteries: .ioss, Rhoados and [luclow
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Batteries: White and Sullivan; Wad
doll and Schrcck.
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Howell and Weim-r and Sugdcn.
At M'nsliltigi on:
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At,Hanover, N. Had—«Dermouth, ii;
Columbia, 1.
cloumbmy 1. '
Liberty love. 0; autism. i).
The hiberty Boys
lesson tho‘Bonoiott is _
score of nine to nothing;
’ “ups follow: .
Liberty Boys.
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u to seven: - ..
Bridgeport made.
van team went
season hand wills‘pro've do. touter1 of
1atrent t to mint 9. ton.
s a i . it seem
the National of South Norwalk. to-
day, ‘on the go ‘
3:30. An interesting game may be ex-
pocted.
0 d 0- 7 10 3
Flanagan was remov-
ed from the game by Umpire Cooley
for objecting to a base decision. The
swrc by innings:
10240021-1114 3
Both of Mei'ldon's
hits counted in the ruirgcttlng. The
score by Innings:
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nd ilui'lic; Karns
. reality $17,000 cash.
0 0 x-—12 12 1
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Stamford Toa‘m Improved.
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The management of the Stamford ‘
‘Basbball Club has materially improved ... 1 we
. elr team, for the game with the
uswoods oi New‘diaven. on Sunday.
by. making mustangs. 9i. .vttal...il.0-
,portapce. Wallace, w
.shorttitot) has been for 3min ultimo-f , ‘
tory II to be retention, and,llla“"p lice,
taken by a new man I) th com at,
and fast; butthe- t. 'ndti tile,
clip a will be in the pitching departg
men. Ambrose Putnam. from Clark
Grimtb's enterprising, Dome team; is,
expected to no the honors.‘
:35 en‘tirely‘ recovered from he imaiw
Y
one work at
is man,
whteh afliictefhlm . earlier, in the
Nationals ‘I‘n‘d‘ New "Choline.
The New Canaan ball club will play
uth avenue grounds at
standing In Connecticut League.
‘ Won. Inst. RC.
Springfield, 25 10 .711
Bridgeport, 19 iii .574
Holyoke. 20 15 .1371 i
Hartford. 18 15 .045
Meriden. 17 16 .510;
New Dondon, 17 17 .5001
New Haven, 10 25 .280'
Norwich. 9 24 .273 ‘
Standing In National League. ‘
Won. Lost. PC.
New York, 35 12 .745,
Philadelphia. 26 .17 .605‘
Plitsb‘urg, 20 20 .592 l
Cincinnati, 24 23 .511 5
Chicago. 25 24 .070 3
St. Louis, 19 28 .1104‘
Boston. 15 81 .326
Brooklyn, 15 33 .313 .
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Standing in American League. ‘
Won. host. PC
Cleveland, 26 12 .084 :
Philadelphia. 24 18 .571 .
Chicago. 24 18 .071
Detroit. 22 20 .524
Boston. 10 21 .470l
Washington, lit 25 .410
New York, 16 25 .390
St. Louis, 17 27 .380 1
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BANK OFFICERS ACQUITED.
Gt)l.i)I-‘1EI.D, Nov., June 10. —~ The
preliminary examination of J, 111:
Young, of the. (loldiield Bank and,
'I‘uust Company. and Francis 1.. Bur-
ton, on the charge of conspiracy and i
obtaining money under false pretenc-
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that the bank‘s capitalization, which
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’ An invitation is extended to all housekeepers of liridgp- '
port and vicinity to attend the exhibition of the McDougaii
Kitchen Cabinets in our Furniture Store next week; The
kitchen, as good liousckccpcrsknow, is the life giving part,
of the home and any arrangement for its tom’cfii'bricc
should not be neglected. Do you realize, Madamelllmist
ka'pet. how many steps you take daily in going from 131.19,
to pantry back and forth? Or the number of journeys‘re-r-
quired to gather the necessary articles in making a loaf
cake, a pic, or a salad dressing? , . ,
The McDougaii Cpbinct takes the place of table and V
pantry. it is a storehouse for cooking utensils and food
stuffs. It contains your flounsugar, spices, everything ex-
ccpt IllOSC articles which warm weather demands shall be
kept in the refrigerator, all your cooking implements and
your moulding board, within easy reach of your hand.
Come to tlietFuruiturc Store and see the Exhibit,~ A
copy of Mrs. Rorcr’s new booklet, “Kitchen Economy,"
presented to all visitors.
Matting Remnants.
There are a number of good bargains left in those
China Mattingr Rcmnants. Quantities run from 16 to 2.0
yards. enough for a room nouriy always. Values are 20 and
and 25c. but we put them in for today at 10¢ a yard.
All day today we will sell Arniour's W’asliing l‘owdcr
at it a package. Not over 25 packages to one customer.
Pint bottles of Billing ..... . ....... 3c
Quarts.. ..... ............ .. .......... 5c
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Chin in 45030656112101.1103. oil-cloths.
and Libeleums. Mats and Rugs ‘
Shades to Order a Special-Ilia.
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