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9 :Iublo'ct, “Front
1' ere. Charles B
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' kl! odi
I“ Itl'l «dorm 1g worship.
1 list at frmdh. “The Bi rth
‘ Eaten g rvice.
all‘, I“like union and
10m! service at 3 p.
1‘_ “linens! Corps will
liq of the Norwalk
I and Methodist
Mil be _given by
ét'iillies. pastor of the
palstor—il 30 a.
:- “John Crash
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dletl' Aldo So'
llfkfl‘hui‘iil day, 71'14i'ip
:9‘ p'. “at. Epwo MI
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r Leagelfi'n'géd 9'11;
AIME a- m i Sabbath school,
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‘ Norwstk Congregational.
LChariesIS. Maciarlaud. pastor
cl'smniw service. It 10: 30 o'cmu
will its? reoostliuoa of Memorial, BIL.
ambient lento! the pastor at sermol'ilwllln
f‘ be Gather!» 1of11ths Hottest"
, _B9ihla abbot!“ including the. you“
Intimate trill‘ meet at 12
9 Indicte- M’s «Christian in-
10 mllflcrwaica meets at the. same
'tlla'elbjaotduth‘e discussion will
lie.’ '11 Problem of Today "
137014“th will be George H. We
burgh: 1At the Women's Christian In
try Club. Mrs. Peppar 1.will open
to discussion on the su Ject. “Who
9 e Wage Earners?" in the even
i, there will be I. union ciilc patriot
mantles “.7530 o'clock.,.at the Meth-
Wmh. The music for the morn-
! _will be as follow:
. . iChoi'd ........Sulllvan
anus ........... Warren
a. ct-—.“l Waited for the
1 "l“- .ml. ....... '.. . Mendelssohn
, ,Brrlhmh _Saltihnelllaa .Ketllel'er
Congregational Church. Nor-
‘, rge D. Egbert, pastor—liters
9 Mggt “10:30; preaching by the
-.=1ay school It 12:15. Men's
9 91, 915; ‘Hudies iii the Book
at Church
on
gm
11'th .. of
123%.”
dilt’ Church. Spec source
1 ~ My)“ “choirs of the gumlsh w
1 es' .Sundey mornili's rug store relieved these troublas soup
1 Mb! EH .Be- are in my. estimation a valuable leme
wHMEI9 .12: 05 n m Ev- ‘dy Ilium Ii housed by IV-
“lemme 6- 30 ery scissor loin WW8
, J; Mm “Dora Taylor. of Danhury, For sale byr d ' ; Prl'cc 60
.1utsnllsn99 upswing W1Mflluhulfn 0.. urinate.
~1110nt 0M silty , ennui, sole agents (or. the United
iii tussle has States
W
Chili'dhibyisgl‘h liirthdsy social Fri-
1 B
8'1 09W ' solo—- My Name will
" (P‘t‘flfl’ 1‘11:
Hi9 .s ideals-sent and the young. well
Memorial DI! W
e some Church the Rev .1. Benton
' 830mm the second‘ celebration oi
1,'.r0ad Riv
As may I Ioqu Nerwsik"lssder
We Toe lit-flo-
When the kidneys are sick.
Nature tells you all about it.
r.
, t ll; ,
9 .I” or
ii ”We kidney. Pills cure all kidney
“South blorwalk people testify to this.
Mrs. S. A. Brown. 39 Franklin
Street. South Norwalk. Conn, says:
"It is several years since i used
Deans Kidney Pills but i remember
very well the great beneiit [ derived.
i .had been annoyed fer a 10 time
with frequent attacks of backsc and
sharp p his in my kidneys. There was
Ilse I I neat desire to pasmths kid
he! secretion and
hicllml'mn melliu'i'afisl
is .1
.lAnfreqnfnt or too i’
' n u nary tron
. 1 r “l?"
emember the name~Doanf s—hnd
in e no cigar.
1}.
"nlaI‘ ' calmsmm at the morning
h'tlerw Mill li'c as ifoiiows‘
“Prelude—‘hriatidtis on “The Star»
ed llsnnel" .......... Dilluck'
........ Tlm Mattel
usfiet-wllod of Our Fathers" (words
if! till lulu ...P A. Schneckcr
9Pestllittle-.l'l‘uutlisiil slid Fugue on
r‘Welica" ............. Mag Roger
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church, Rev. H. A l.. Sadi-
ler. rector-Whltsunday. 8 I. m.. ilrst
lc' leb‘rstlon oi the Holy Compiunlgf.
:30 a‘. in second celebration o! t e
Communion and sermon. 12 m..
it day school meets 7.30 evening
I rvice and the fourth sermon on the
1. hts and Shadows of the Old.Teata-
glngeut. Strangers and visitors are wel
come 00‘ this and all services in this
church. li‘ree seats. Whitsunday is
the church's birthday and is therefore
one of the three great feast days of
the year. commonly called days of ob
ligation. when every de'voilt and loyal
celiimnnicaut is hidden to come and re
celve the encharist. There will he a
special uttering on Whitsunday
through the special envelopes, for the
Clergymen' s Retiring Fund. a fund for
aged clorgynzeu. Wednesday. Friday
and Saturday are emberdaya. Thurs
day, 7:30 p. m., Girl‘s Friendly devo
tional meeting.
Saint Paul's Church—afiervlces to
mow. Whitsunday $2 30 a. 10.. Holy
Communion; 9: 45 a. ma morning pray
er. lo': 30s. in. Holy Coinmuiilon'; 7: 30
pink. cloningpin'yoi". All the scrticss
l
the evening service the rector will
preach to Buckingham Post and the
oman' s Relish Otirps9 who will attend
the service in a body.
adios—bi
“UNIT.
enter rector—Whitsunday. The ilrdl
lsbratloil of the Holy Communion at
s 11 Communion and sermon rt
' 50;: nduy‘ school at noon. adm
ratidi at tille' sacrament of baptism
32M Mission Sunday school at
i
fii‘ll,
mickemo
“lei-mill"? 1. o “1
1ésllho~_;sull's'r-'
“fer Furniture
' ,tbat'di' " ' icllla’izi‘y 8“; rig in design
BM'. sllli‘dtmie hairs Rock-
'3“; shaman TflbW's TSWlll’eliiqs,
_ etc.. ill ,
‘ creed “teed
i'ioil Hali‘
9,": mafia 106.3"
t'e‘eesrtibhls
W9c'é'"*
:9lat9cs I: per day and upwards.‘
.a—a
slice and leml News, mil...
. t... Filters
my Dinners, 750m
11L. CALL see.
“sills. tn. subieci says». “a re
WWW
will be at tile church on the Green At '
99”uniquely! Cuisine Up to Date. 9 , -_
' walk Methodist church, aild pointed.
diyouhacwsslnuch
shouts. "J
'.
ll'
as is inset: 2&er
Cadillac
new... ‘“ ‘
rayel'
H at it: 4'": event
audsermoa mums. Attliel
oration the class recently confirmed
will malls thus ilrst musical
CHRlITMN all“! ”MY.‘
First Christian to es .
Narnia—Regular still Iowan. “at
the reading roeni. Masonic buidlrngd
n
estlmfimee
public is cordially and ira-
é:
services
ternaily allied Reading room open '
to the public each week day from 2 to
6 ll lil- 1
ADVIMT CH'RIITMM cutlflill-i. 9
At the Advent Christian Church. the
pastor, 33.71.“; W. Reynolds, sill
preach still: hos. round 7: 300
Morning bidet. Mb's Darkest snmd
llrigh rs: eVening sublect. The
igulli‘e'shcd of Memorial Day. snuday
chool at 1 2m; Junior meeting at ::
913ml Workers meeting It 6:15
0. True and Misc Ambi-
“0‘15‘1' “M INN Jennie Ainsworlh graduation gowns. "llleec
EVA cht. LUTHERAN. Roibc Dresses alrrmallxgill‘o
St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran no rcqulrinF ' ed
Church, MI in 1.. Sleep, ”my... and are cam ms e at
Picalchilug i ”1;, girl!!!) isn as home.
high ar y ev uu ay st 10: 80
in the Che i. on North Main street. Prices “”3““ l“ ‘3' 50'
South Nor lit. A cordial invitation
to attend is intended to all Germans
lunday school an hour before service.
at mo
‘Flilllill'l llllfilll 90F
' liill
(Continued from First Page.)
portunity to get together for mutual
interests. the evening also furnished
the pastor, the Rev. Frank Dunwell
Walter, with a chance to get better ac-
quainted with them. Though he has
been here but a short while, Dr. Wai-
ter already has I distinctive place in
the hearts of the members of his con-
gregatlou.
The Christian industrial lieaguo
Sick Benefit Society is a thriving or-
ganisation. with a membership that is
rapidly approaching the one hundred
mnrk, and is for men only. it enjoys
the distinction of being the oldest or1
sanitation 0! its type in the churches
of the town, and has I. reserve fund
of {500. Its purpose is to promote thr
moral and social welfare of its mean
hers and to help those who may. by
sickness, need a helping hand. The
initiation fee is 31. and does the year.
payable monthly. Benefits are paid the
iirst peek of sickness. For thirteen
weeks 88 dollars a week are payable,
and 81. so a week for thirteen weeks
more. Eighty per cent. of the dues is
placed in the Sick Benefit Fund, and
cannot be used for any other purpose.
The only qualifications tor member
ship is a good inbral character and
good health.
.‘Prevloils to last evening's banquet 9
is short business session was held i
““70. Sun school room. Fresiden
Charles 00an DMidlu
cenchisioll or which he in
members allege as? to the dinirl
mutter-e in 'ad itiou t3 the {can
i'o'r the inner man. that; e as one of
the mental tyne. there“ mg; m
strong and eloquent, alt
speeches , ,
When the menu was dippoIed oi
President Do‘wses introduced (Skittles
F. Tristrsm as tosst'master in a few '
fe‘llcltous and appropriate words.
Mr. Tristnlm proved himself fully -
e'qnal to the occasion. He introduced
as the ilrst speaker Charles 1". Hal-
k, who took for his subject "The
tes.'.' and paid then: an eloquent
tribute for the lsrse Part they play
church and social life. He mell-
gelled in particular some of the work
pneby the ladies in the South Nor
out that the first 35 toward the pres
out handsome church had been oun-
irihnicd by a lady who had earned the
”may with her own hands by dint nl
ruculsriy hard work. At. the conclu-
5 our. his remarks. Mr Hallock like
a] at the other speakers. was heart-
I“ ' QW“‘WL: .
mama. aims-s. tests was hn
mm announces Iowans» Old
37th 'W m Milled WNW
luv “Fifi-‘1
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3'30 cale- .
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Womensll'oslery "
1 l’lain‘ slid‘ Fancy?“ Canceli
Lisles worth 33 if“! USCG W
29c,4 paire ' 3:106
l'liri ' ligi'iial
For Graduation
GilMl's ‘
A late purchase of Em-
broidered Patter-ti Dresses
has just arrlv'ed, anti nlaii‘y
daint and simple desigfps,
are 5 lown. appropriatcm
Imported Skirtiugs. 48
inches wide. have llem-
Stitched edges, and “'
loo'ns {or trimming. 'l‘icy
are exceedingly attractive
and refined
roldcred Flouncings
ill 18. 2.2 and 27-inch
“Widths
F.1llbl‘0lilt‘l") Section,
main ilo‘or.
Aunts“ "
Handlerchie'fs
No more exquisite Hand-
kerchiefs could be iinagln-
ed than these hand cm-'
broidcred dainty things
made by expert ilCCdléWD’
men. llle) arc choice ([0—
signs by clever artists.
quite the equal of French
embroidery and at about
half the rich,
Pure linens! a soft fine
quality, 25c each.
Shoulder Braces
A new Sliouldlr liracc is
made exclusively of elastic
and is quite Free from lac~
ingal. books. and buckles.
It is .m affair which (“'1'
be worn with case and
1 comfort. thoujl at the
same time it i310. reminder
to carry the body erect.
It is designed for men,
women and children.
l’ricc 50c. Shown at Cor-
sct Section.
n”.
HAMILTON-890R“.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton and idles,
Mary Spur-r, of Sheffield, United In
Marriage“ at Christ Church, in
That Village, wsdnsaday. 9
' The wedding of Rev. Alexander
Hamilton. of Woodbury. Conn., and
”in Mary Clark Spurr, daughter of
George Henry Spurr. of Shameld, took
toll Wokruer and“ as... _n. J. i.llll ot
“,1.lj,,.11.li".‘.“lgl
l ...iJQ.“ '11 '
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Bridgeport AWents.. l| WAdvegfiacments J“ Bridgeport Advertisements. . 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
h JJM
D. M. R aCe
On Monday. Dcmatiomply. the Store will in closed.
Women's Lisle Vests.
Fine, tilin.1lovv-necked,- sleeve-
11less, worth 35c,
age, 4 for $1.00.
9 . , ‘l
I - y-Jl'J-I
lite silt lab F’olcll more
Saturday the Closing Out of Specials
fl“di
"Porch Rockers.
Value $3.25 {or $92.69. Value $2.00 for $1.60.
Value $2.75 for Sean. Value $1.00 for .85.
Value $2.50 for $2.00. Value .85 for .55.
Porch Swings.
Value $18.50 for $14.75. Value $12.75 for $10.25.
Value $i7.25 for $13.75. Value $lo.oo for $89.00.
Value $16.00 for $12.75. Value $9.50 for $7.60.
And on various lines of Willow and Mission Oak wiill
rum- seals alltk backs there is offered a so per cent. reduc-
tion from regular. ,
Fourth floor, CJerpci. Store elevator.
Sale of ‘Table Glassware
All Necessary Articles for Table Use Included. '
Tumblers and Drinking, Glasses.
('ullllllon Tumblers ............... . ............. it. each.
Extra (Joell Tumblers ...... '. ... . . . . . . . .20 each, 6 for lee.
Banded Tumblers ...... ' ....................... 6 for 15¢.
l-‘laiu 'l‘lliu Blown T ulnblers. best grade .......... 6 for soc.
'l‘hin Blown Etched Tumblers .. .............. 6 for 30¢.
Colonial Tumblers ............... 6 for 20¢.
Lemonade Glasses .......... . ................. 6 (or 30c.
Whiskey Glasses ............ .. . .. . . . .. .......... 3c each.
Miscellaneous Pieces.
Sugar and Cream Sets ........................ 25 and 35c.
Mustard Cups ............... . ......... .....10 and use.
llorficradisli Cups ................ 1. . . . . . ........ ..1. . .ssc.
Glass Spoons ................. ........ . .s For use
Punch Bowls ............ ' ...... 98c , $1. 25. $2. on and $2.75.
Bonbon [?$90. .....JF ,J..J:...J...J.zo find 15c.
Exhibit or New Stein“ Slocum
New patterns in Goblets, Champagnes, Cldrcts. cock-
tails. Cordials. Custards Finger Bowls E'gg Glasses, Car-
airs, Grape Fruit Sets and Decanters. A brilliant showing.
I‘m-fag-
l t
Norwal
Rev. and Mrs) ll'a'nlliten iron: the
eclpieuta of a lar number fill gifts. 9
r telr weddu ug tour they our
1
t
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rill de i an Paul s rectoryJ at Wood-_
il‘ry‘ whlc has be ‘fuglllill and
a sits their arrival. Paul's urclI
Woodbu'ry was the iirsi 9 ill this
country that an Episcopal!) ”31.70,, thi
ted mm. The parish was touuded“
‘7740 and the rectory and ‘ch9u
my humans “as yowmiawlsr
hoes fltl‘o'wbldhlssu.“ allies in Christchurch Shameld. Wed— {gcgmég 3:?5'11“ 0“
l than natured! inbuilt, our nsday afternoon. at 1:,30 and was. mm “flaw“;
o3“; It still; “.3": m‘d‘d " 'y h‘ar‘e'y ling?” ln'e no; m““'“°‘“'“’ “ A“
It I ‘curc wa cmwe yeareuu
t steam names «snail; waiting“ .41" r of 080 w'ho had accept invite o :5“. 39:“:ng “5: “$9 “‘9“ “$2,, special: 99
pales: teammate-souls; 'Plte.ad1ldoe was only my,” ".991 M9 “$569159 9991.,“ 9
'ImJ‘ sluvbroltglit new ted in pink and green, it betas detl‘t positions m m any; réfll‘be'll' -
ry doors.
sacralttoa, 9 2“
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titles '6'
bonnie hbasom weddhgu and hire
eayErans. qt Sindhridn. ornit-
lt' "t
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9- 0 she carriedw a wh'ite Spraxer title.
@611 1”“;th
FF'F'
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crucial
it“;
”accept them became! the
1 a I family. He is' a‘ Iiléfi'llibl‘ “M“
1 Silas M. Styles. who is in his eighty i def.“ Peul‘a only”?! MM“ 1 1-
e sixth year, oftersdhim’sel! as an ex t .1 p.101. anti the bridal party In tangy“, “he 92.} 'fi%_ 1‘ '
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loniIil governor of «West:-
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we re ‘Sll Mcr’ lithium
ilteli, liar. and urtl‘
vein a i slsll Sal
linen-viii ‘ulvs a'ilillt‘io'li l
alilculul's'
“regarding the bond issue. '“‘
.‘dui tied/ll. ulcerated sans mm. as all
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-1‘
Our SpeclaiPrioeson Varnish Lines will be interesting to per-
chasers; will include m tram? hda19rly stock. We mention I few
235 yds. by3Emmett“................... ...
little three Po
Men‘s. Wear
'New and exclusive pat-
terns, iii Negligs Shirts
Irrivcd' in time for Mon-
day' 5 Wear This is one of
the largest and most satis-
factory assortmcnts we
have ever slloym. ,
Sneo. $1135, Sr.5o
and 982.00.
Men’s Belts, made by
Knotlic. who is the best
bclt maker in the world.
soc each.
Bengallne Silk Ties. the
new and narrow Pour-
lu-illlfl'ds, all the latest
shades. 50c.
Special Neglige Shirts,
worth $l.oo and $t.25,
for 79¢.
Sizes 14, 14A.
and 16.
Brown Cooking
Ware
A new line of the at-
tractive and serviceable
Brown Earthenware Utcn-
sils which cooks like to
have in variety. These
pieces are a rich dark
brown outside and pure
white inside. Covered Cas-
seroles, Mixing Bowls, 1
Custard Cups, Egg Dishes
and Pudding Dishes.
A special line of Bowls
and Pudding Dishes at
10¢ each.
15,
Strawberry Rollers.—
Neat litilc devices for re-
moving the bulls from ber-
ries without crushing the
berry or staining the fin—
gers. ,Vcry convenient. 5c.
9 K: '5 J " f‘ :
--‘—-—'3-“---, ,.
Stop in the Carpet Store
:r:l§“§n Eh; Dusted!
$5.00.
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