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, « an denote-rein. Imitation: one «Juat-as-goou." are but
. . is that one. with and endanger the rig-its o:
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set Is CASTORIA
W .1 ’ heharmleu oubsfltuteforcostoromm
’ ”I16, 110 and Soothing Syrups. It is l‘leosant. It
. ._ mm neither Opium, Morphine no:- cure! Narcotic
; anthem lie age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm.
and dioyo Fever-labours. It cures Dim-rhino and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
Iliad Money. It tie-initiates the Food. regulate: the
Stomach and Bowais, giving healthy and neutral sleep.
* The Children's Panacea-The Mother’s Erie“,
ognuma CASTORIA ALWAYS
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Tin litil 10111111 ilways Birgit
,lnilso For Over 30 Years.
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Manuel '1‘. Hutch of Foiri‘icld avo-
nue. and Frank Nash. of Elmwood ave-
nue. have returned home from :1 two
week's trip to Niagaru Falls and lint-
“llerc's to your health and happi-
ness"~l)cWitt‘s Little Early Risers—
fnmous little pills. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pimrnmcy and The Bridge i’bar-
mucy. ‘0
HAM (SMOKED, 18c LB.
PiCKLES ..........10¢: DOZ.
CHICKENS......1\..........20c LB.
NEW CANNED CORN,
...... 100 CAN; 3 CANS FOR 25!:
.I- W.
South Norwaik‘ '
as Washington Street
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AN EDUCATION AT ‘
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Provides for Profitable Employment and
INSURES SUCCESS TO THE AMBITIOUS
Young Man or Woman.
LET US add your name to our mailing list.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
Stamford Port Chester
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.South Norwalk
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0r UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE
AT THE
Fair Cloak and Fur Store
68 WASHgINGTON STREET
Beginning Saturday, May 4.
f 350 SPRING SUITS
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
embodying every known fashionable fabric and style,
6.95 $12.95 $14.95
Wholesale values, $12.00 to $30.00.
'On account of the backward season, we must, sell our entire.
It'ock at a sacrifice. They are made of Panama in every fashionable
mix-mg coloring; ,mannish worsted in the new English I dainty
R echo, silk lined, and all the swell novelty fabrics in pony, Eton
and the fashionable fitted, trimmed with silk braid.
This is probably the greatest suit sale ever held in South Nor-
walkcffcring" such money-saving opportunities in the very height
E be season. ,
; ‘ IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, our prices are cut in
l i for this sale. Come early for this will only last a few days.
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‘The Fair Cloak {1111.11181an
South Norwalk.
Washington, Street,
. {be music {or the day will be an tol-
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Saul 0. Cnrtice, pastor-The theme or
the morning sermon will be What God
Expects of Us. The evening topic will
be The Business Spirit of the Gospel.
vdowflnrning service: Prelude in F.
Finis-r: quartet, Fear Not 0 Israel.
Speaker; soprano solo. The Good
Shepherd. Van De Water; Postlude in
A Flat. Fr0St. Evening service: Pre-
lude in F. Shockley: quartet. 0 Don!
Most Holy. Abt; quartet, New the Day
is Over, Marks; Postlude in C, Lewis.
EAR.
Norwalk Methodist, Frank D. Tor-
rey, pastor—Morning worship, with
sermon by the pastor. subject, Ready
for Emergencies; morning clans meet-
lug will meet at 9:30, under the direc-
tion 01' F. H, Bedient: Sunday school
at 12 111., a cordial invitation is extend-
ed to both young and old to remain
for the hour of Bible study; Epworth
League devotional service at 0:30. the
subject will be Rescuing the World
From Sin—The Greatest Enterprise in
the World, the meeting will be under
the direction of Miss Adelaide St.
John. At the evening service the pa»
tor will preach a Memorial Sunday Ser-
mon to the members of the Bucking-
ham Post of the GA. 1%., the Bucking-
ham Woman's Relief Corps and the
McKinley Command, United Spanish
War Veterans. A cordial invitation is
extended to all veterans, even though
not connected with these organiza-
tions. A special musical program has
been prepared. The Norwalk Congas:
gationai Church has been invited to
unite in this service. Music. for the
day—Morning: Prelude, Elevation,‘
Ceieiurc-Wely: response. No. 1. Schlli»
lug; oiicrtory, Jubilate Dot) in F.
Tours; Postludc in C. Smart. Evening:
Prelude, Mnrchc du Synodo, Saint
Sachs; chorus, ’i‘o Then, 0 Country,
Eichberg: male quartet, ’l‘enting on the
Old Camp Ground. Kittcrcdge; offer-
tory Solo, Fear Not Ye. O lsruel
(Buck). Mr. Sterling; poatludc.
Murchc Milltnirc, Clark.
A. M. E. Church, Knight street. Rev.
John 1). Nichols. pastor—~11 u. 111..
preaching: 1?. 111.. Sunday sellout; 7 p.
111.. Christian Endeavor; 8 p. 111..
preaching by the. older, liev. William
H. liurrcll. "i‘uesduy evening. class
meeting. Friday evening. prayer
meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Soul 11 Nor-walk Congrcgu tlonul
Church. Charles S. Mncfarland, pastor
——-Public worship at. 10:30 11. 111., at
which the, pastor will preach. ..'l‘hc
Bible scl1ool,. including the Young
Men’s Department and Young Wom-
cu‘s Department. all meet at 12
o'clock. The Men's Christian inquiry
Club meets at the same hour, the sub
jcct of its discussion 00111;: The Bible
and Other Books. George E. Sat-tam
will be the leader. In the evening at
ovation Day are features.
WAISTS.
Choice of 15 Styles.
Ladlee’ White Lawn Waiste.
Quantity about 150, made oi ilnc
sheer white lawn and prettily trimmed
with ineertings of lace and Hamburg,
clusters of tucks and embroideries.
full worth $1.75.
Special for Sat. and Monday, 98c Ea.
LADIES’ WHITE WASH SKIRTS.
About 100 in All.
but l——F111o quality Union
with plaits and straps. i'ull
around the bottom. worth $1.98. ,
Special for Sat. and Monday. $1.25 Ea.
Lot, 2~Gunrnutocd Pure lumen. i‘ull
flare. with side straps. worth $2.50.
Special for Sat. and Monday. $1.75 Ea.
Lot {Iv-Made of fine quality White
Linen. pleated 111 clusters. boat in the
market.zworth $2.98. 1
1.1111111.
width
ravio-
7:15 o'clock Mr. Andrews will give an 30 Holy Communion and Sermon: 12
l, i}. A. ; W
therwompe‘ Belief Boron. will be
sent in a body. The subject of t e" oer»
moo will be The Ethics 01‘ W .liuolc
will rendered by a quartet, assisted
by a horns. The music for the day
will be as foliows——M0rning: Organ
prelude. I’astoraie, Dubois; anthem.
Grieve Not the Holy Spirit. Stainer:
oil‘ertory, ldyi, Kinder; anthem. Peace
I Leave With You, Roberts; oatlude.
Grand Cboer in A,.Fauiites. ening:
Organ Recital at 7:15. 1, Funeral
March from Gotterdammerung, Wag-
ner; 2. Variations on Home Sweet
Home. Fiagier; 3, March, from Saul.
Handel. Organ Prelude, Piece Hero
ique, Franck; hymn, The Son of God
Goes Forth to War, Curtis; anthem,
The Strain Upraise, Buck;. hymn. A
Mighty Fortress is Our God; oil'crtory,
Folk Song. Nicode; chorus, ;l‘o Thee 0
Country, Etchberg;' hymn. America;
postludc, Triumphs] March. Heintze.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
walk. George 1). Egbert. pastor—Mor-
ning service at 10:30; Sunday school
and Men's League at 12:15. No even-
ing service. Choral Union. at South
Norwalk Baptist Church. Monday eve-
ning. L. ii. A. prayer-meeting. Wed-
nesday at 3; subject. “The Lesson of
Faith." Y. P. S. Thursday at 7:30;
numsioniary meeting. Church prayer
service Thursday at 8; “A College Stu-
dent's Questions About i’raycr"v—sec-
011d study. Musical program toctuo
and study. Must for tomorrow moi-11v
ing: Prelude. Fantasia in E. op. 133.
G. Merkci; anthem, Jubilatc in E Flat.
A. J. Holden; duet, Where‘s the Cold
Heart,_irom Stalin: Mater. Rossini;
postiude, Fantasia in D, J. Andre. No
evening service.
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist Church, H.
B. Carpenter, pastor—~9245 a. n1., pray
or meeting; 10:30 a. 111., regular user
vice; 12 111.. Bible school: 3:30 p. 111..
.Iunior C. 117.: 6:30 p. 111.. 15. Y. P. U.;
7:30 p. 111.. regular service. All wol-
come.
First Baptist Church, Norwnlk, R.
H. Geist, of Oberlin College. pulpit.
panoply—Sermon at 10:30 a, 11.; Snow
day school at 12 111.; ll. Y, i’. . meet-
lug at 0:30 p. 111.. sermon at 7:30 p.
111. Prayer service, Thursday at 7:30
p. in. Circle of Light meeting at 7:30
p. 111. Friday. All are col'diull’y'invii-
ed.
Grace Baptist Churchamvino wov-
ship—ll :1, 111., preaching; 8:30 p, n1.,
Sunday school; 7 p. 111., ii. Y. P. l.l.; 8
p. m.. preaching on the fourth in the
series of five sermons. Perseverance.
Announcements for the week: Wed
nesduy evening. choir rehearsal;
Thursday evening. covenant meeting.
All the recent converts are urged to be
present without fail. Friday evening.
Union Lyceum. J. Edward Harris.
pastor. '
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal hurch—Jtev. 11. A.
Linwood Sudtlcr. rector. Trinity Sun-
day. Holy Communion‘ut 8 11, 111.: 10:;
. are 01 01211011111011 [lag Needs
At Our Saturdau and Mondau Sale.
Again comes our Saturday and Monday sole. with its liberal savings in wanted merchandise.
is more interesting and important than usual this time, since many Special vulucs in needed wearable
From among items like those which follow. wise Shoppers will buy to cover present and future needs. as
the exceptional merit/of the savings oflered is plainly apparent.
Secure widest and best choice by coming as early as possible both days.
CORSETS. \
Fashion says that Corsets must be
higher at the bust. We have the spec-
ial style meant. just for you.
Prices, 49c Pair Upward.
SPECIAL OFFERING IN HOSIERY
AND UNDEDWEAR.
Ladlcs' regular 191: Under Vents.
Swiss ribbed. cotton. low neck. sleeve-
less, trimmed with tape.
Special Cut‘PrIce. 9c.
. Ladies' Low Neck Shield Sleeve
,Under Vests. :19}: quplity. .
Two Daye’ Special. $1.98 Ea.
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....... .L....1. A ISRAEL. PIOPrietor.
For Two Days, 100.
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1. Dani‘s Church—Trinity Sunday.
7:30 a. 111., Holy Communion; 10:31) a.
111., second celebration of the Holy
Communion; 12 n1., Sunday school and
Bible classes; 2:30 p. n1., Sunday
school in Winnipauk: 3 p. 111.. Sunday
school In chapel in Berkeley street;
7:30 p. m., eveusong and sermon. The
subject of the morning sermon will be
“The Teaching of the Trinity.“ Wed-
nesday at 10:30 a. 111.. Litany at the
parish church. Friday. meeting of the
Ladies‘ Guild. at 3:30 p. 111.: Litany
at «1. Meeting of the Altar Guild at
4:00 p. 111. Music tomorrow morning:
Pro. 3143. Dykcs; (‘onunuuion service
in C by Prof. Reade; Hymn 137.
Knapp; offertory nuthcm. “Come hith-
er." Nevin; Recessions] 1153. -I)ykcs.
Everisoug: Pro. 383. Dykes: Psalms
for Trinity Sunday, English; Magnifi-
cat and Nuuc Dimittis, ilumiett; on.
them. “Come up hither." Nevin: Iiymu
3,88. (liardini; oi‘icrtory. “Glory to
Time, My God." Gounod; Recessionai.
453. llykes.
Grace Church, the Rev. James Ben-
ton Werner. rcctor. Trinity Sunday—
Flrst celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at 8 o’clock; scoond celebration of
the lioiy Communion and sermon at
10330; Sunday school at noon; Mission
Sunday school at Broad River at 3:15;
evening prayer and sermon at 7‘:30.
During the week: The celebration of
1tahgolioly Communion on Thursday at
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran—Preaching in
the German language, 7:30 p. 111., in
chapel on Main street, near railroad.
Sunday school at 6:45 p. m. C. i“. Ritt—
mann. pastor. No. 101 Greenwich ave-
nue, Stamford. Conn. ‘
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church, Van Z1111!
street. East Norwalk, Rev, J. W. Davis.
'lSltlF——-M01‘lllllfl service at 10:30;
unduy school at 12; Loyal Workers’
meeting ‘at 6:15; evening sermon at
7:30, subject, Five Blessings in One
’i‘oxt.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society oi
Norwulk—ltcgulur Sunday service at
the reading room, Masonic building at
11 a, 111. Subject, May/20th. Ancient
and Modern Necromancy; or. Mcsmer-
ism and liypnotism. Testimony meet-
i112. Wednesday at 8 p. 111. At. both
services the public ls cordially invit-
ed. Reading room open to the public
each week day from 2 to 5 p. m.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
'Mrs. Franklin Blah 0! New Castle,
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried ,everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one
50 cents bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plaisted, F. ii.
Baxter and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
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This ,cvcni
s for Dec-
MISSES’ 25c LACE HOSE.
Fast black. tons and white. all over
Ince. double heel and toe. seamless,
would be cheap at 250 pair.
For Sat. and Monday, 15c Pair.
—.—.
LADIES' LONG GLOVES.
Ladies’ $1.75 Long White Silk Lisle
Gloves. elbow length.
Cut Price for Two Days. $1.19 Pair.
LADIES' LONG BLACK GLOVES.
Silk lislc, 16 buttons, regular price
$1.25.
For Two Days' Sale. 98c Pair.
DECORATION DAY FLAGS.
m
01 all descriptions.
3c Upward.
ti
SATURDAY SPECIAL “SWEETS.”
Take home a. pound of our confec-
tions for Sunday's consumption.
1.00 lbs. of Assorted Chocolates, the
kind We sell so many of weekly.
Saturday’s Sale Price. 19c lb.
A FULL LINE OF TRUNKB, BAGS
Auo surr CASES. ‘
AGENTS FORNEW IDEA PAT-
TERNS
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100
nun-.1...-
The D. M Read Co.
Babbitt/Jed 1857.
For Chilly Days.
The lovely and becoming RuFfs and Boas.
There is a great deal of novelty among them. All shades
for street and eveningr \yczn' appear, and no matter what the
gown. you may have a bewiiching Ruff or lioa to combine
with it. Comfortablc too, in this, our climate.
Marabout and Coque Feather Boas. in pure white. pale
blue. “ray. brown and black. Some of them have little tufts
of ostrich feathers inserted.
Coliarettes, Ruffs and Stoies of liberty silk and chiffon,
in varied fashion; full and fluffy stylcs that gather warmly
about the neck. and lllt' ilnt styles that be upon the shoul-
ders with long cmls of plaitctl chiffon. or ribbons that tic.
Exhibit in case "car Main St. entrance.
Household Linens for Embroidery.
In the Art Needlework Department on the third floor
will be seen a group of Linens. Squares. Scarfs, Tray
Cloths. and Lunch Cloths, stamped for embroidery. Convcn~
lional and floral patterns of graceful simplicity, for laid work
or cyclct.
Squares in 18. 22. 2 :md 36 inch size.
25c to $1.25.
Scarfs. one and :1 quarter yards 111111.,r
89c to $1.50.
Some tempting patterns amongr these for the novice or
for the woman who docs not feel ctpial to elaborate designs.
Mexican Drawnwork. A few handsome specimens on
natural Iincn. to bc closcd out. mic—third below regular.
New Patterns for Yarns. Some new directiovs for golf
coats. shawls. slippers. and afghans. have arrivcu with the
110w Utopia Yarns. Time to prepare for summer knitting.
'l‘bird Iloor. elevator in Carpet Store.
Men‘s Specials for Saturday.
All silk .l—ill—lizmtl Tics. new colorings. Igc; 3 for 50¢.
llcuvy elastic Suspenders with leather ends, 19c; 3 for
50c.
Sleevcboards. Niccst thing“ ever invented for ironing
shirt waist sleeves. Simpl: and convenient. and when not
in use can be tipped back out of the way. 35c cacb.
Basement, Furnishing Storc.
The D. MRead Co.
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FLOOR COVERINGS *
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BODY BRUSSELS, VELVET, AX MINSTER, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
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INGRAIN AND OTHER GRADES.
CARPET RUGS
BODY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, PRO-BRUS-
OIL
SELS. INGRAIN AND CREX.
A LARGE LINE OF CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINOS.
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CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS‘.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIAL TY. .
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