”The Steward Rnng‘ex hits it
For many years, and fills it still.
it fillp the.
"tin,
iii fills the lardér to the door.—
How dnchy is the loathsome?
store!
It fills the dinner table, too,
And, incidentally, fills you.
who is oil tor an '
vacation trip beyond the. pole of good
.lotindriss will and great satisfaction
in a aupply or the thin india and Gill
no dilit waists which do not soil on
soon as those ot butlato and lawn. unit
do not get mussy looking no mo‘tlei‘
how often she tolle- oil and nuts on
~ Non-MC ”ICON.
lnvltotlonu have been issued for the
ding or Miss Annu Belle Nichol-soil,
lldllo avenue, liasl Norwuilt. and
piles Herbert Hudson or San Fran-
loo Cal, which will take place at
d, Advent Christian Church Weddell
oflornoon June 16th at 2: 3i).
THE BEN GREET PLAY ERS
OF ENGLAND
AT THE
C. Elizabeih Mead School
. . “lilLLSlDEN-PROSI’ELT itill. NORWALK
Wilson and Edition. Saturday. ions "til
Shakespear s “As You Like it"
2‘30P. M.
W. S. Gilbert’s “Palace of Truth”
. 3200 P. M.
. TiClflTs. ‘1. 60. On sale at Gloudoning’o and Stillson- Powell Corpora
lion. or at the school, telephone 228.
1“:V . «V V -
lronhsutv news THEATRE)
Cookwith keen do, .
For n 'Ed‘ idl'lii‘n outfitifil‘ih
It fills wit joy the Mddahi’ll‘.
heart
Because the Cook does not
depart.
it fills the MastEr’s hrehot with
.i peace
Because ihe eoul bills don't in-
crease. '
idol?”
goatonmolao m
n roll. and
o ' add
Ameni~l Will Feed My Finch”
Bumps:
Adlhelllw-My Son's Shall
ho 0
him ..... .. ..
Fostlvol To Bruin lit in Flat.
Marker
Buolt
I)No'rw 1k wsthodliit church. iron.
Torr?! i, “flow“, idol-pin wordhlp.
iii: 80, w thl oil! Common on poi-vim
and iooopti on or omuoloz. ay
morning class meeting. 9: 30,. ion h
.H. Bsdlont' dun y school 12:0
E. LW’athi’: r on. puporlntsno
uni”; sworn: route devotionol der-
vice. 8: ill) p in. topic "The Christ-
lona Follows in With ills Lord The
moslln will it undpr the direction
or the lat spurthisht. Evening aor-
vice 7: till p in. stlblset oi sermon.
'l‘he Prdphol Who Wits the First Evom
geilst. 'l‘uouday. Filth n. ‘ class
meeting. led hyi‘ .l‘. ‘ cocoa. Wed
holiday, 7: 30 p. m.. Brotherhood clans
dunner. A llns‘ ultimo: has been
pronoroti by the committee. Each
member l' the cities to urged to 'ho
prddolll. lirodoy. 72st p. m.. prayer
meeting“ tonic allied by Grace. ran
Epheai 2: 1-.10 Friday, the h
monthlyliioeting‘ oftho orwalit up
of urgent. Muller w it he had in
the north Wilton Methodist notational
Church. Carrliilla will be at the out!
of the trolley this in Winnlpnuit. and
will leave there promptly at it: 8i) p
in. Sunday, June 12th. will be unnerv-
ed as Children‘a Day. lisptilun of in
fants at the morning service. Music
for the day:
Morning.
Prelude—Allegretto Grnaloso ......
Neuvillo
Quartet-Ho Won Despised. .Hoamcr
Soprano solo—Great Lord of ufo..
Aylward
Postinde~Chorus oi Shepherds ... .
lommens
Evading.
Pralhdr-«Burabands In D Minor
'Marchont
Quartet—~Jubilato Deo Volt Loor
Quartets—limo herd is My [light ....
- Parker
Postiutlo-Maostono Alln Harold ..
F W. Hird
Knight Street A M. E. Church -—'l‘ho
pastor. It v 8. H. V. Gumbo to attend-
ing co truce in New Haven. and
thin in oapocted to he adjourned either
Monday or Tueuday. The members are
looking forward to having him come
boot; here. and a mention has been
planned to be held at the church on
Wednesday evening. following his or
rival in Norwallt services tomorrow
will be so follows: it a to service
conducted by Brother James Fuller;
12:30 Sunday school. conducted by the
superintendent lira John Burr; 7 p.
to. Christian Endeavor service. 00"
ducted by tho roaldoot Janina Fuller:
roll will yhe mind and it lo hoped cv
,T‘llfllllhfiilli and Saturday. June 2, 3'4,
l ’75 SUFFAGRETTES 5
A ‘ Musical Novelty
lREN DILLON John Stanley 8: Co.
LoPetite
Chansonette
Comedy and Dancing
RANDALL AND RIDGELEY
in
A PRESSING MATTER
1.- V new MOTION PICTURES
CHANGE OF
VAUDEVILLE
Monday andThursdIy
Motion Pidlures
“war/Ct we“ I ‘3‘
*0 x ......
Matinee
Daily
:..Vlt'r 2 r.- u.
Evening
2 Console“ Ihowa
AT 7 AND 9
tat—2,».
Matinee
sex sells. 25c“
‘ IloaponnowYoa. Then is Home
eryona will answer to their cameo. on
it in also consecration oarvlco. it p.
m., oarvlro conducted by Brother Mill.
or. of the Second M. E. Church, Bront-
or Fields from the First Church and
Brother Ward oi the Norwolk Baptist
Church, will in present with others
an nd a good time is expected. The
choir will roads:- one music on this
occasion Tileoday evening. atto‘clock.
class mootl loaders Deacon Taylor
and Brother howell. lt Ill hopod that
all members will attend. as this is the
beginning of the new conference
your. A splendid time is promised. all
there in rejoicing that all the pastor’s
oaiary haa bean paid. it the good
work of last year is duplicated. the
church will be in even hotter circum-
atunooo, but every member must atlci:
to his pool. The oldrm of the church
thank everyone who aaaiatrd in the
worlt of the pool year.
OONORIOATIONAL.
The South Norwaltt Congregational
Church. Charles ti. Moclorland, pastor
wMorning service at 10:20 a. m. at
which the paator will preach. The Bi-
ble school, including tho young men‘o
duparltuent and the young woman's do.
rimcnt, meoia at l! o‘clock. ’l‘hc
on'a Christian Inquiry Club holds no
discussion at the some hour. Evening
oorvico at 7:30 p. In.. at which the
pulpit will be occupied hy the pastor.
First Congregational church, Nor-
walit, George D. Egbert. paaloriw
hlorning aorviro at 10:”. preaching
by tho paator: Sunday school at II: it:
Man's boogue Blots otudy at lltlfi in
tho ladiea‘ parlor; ovoning arr-vice at
1:80. monthly musical service. Y. P.
8. meeting, Thursday, at 7:80, out:-
loct, Varioiaios. Church prom oorviro.
'l‘hursdoy at 8. Nuaio for tomorrow:
Morning.
Prolmic—Oilcrtoirn in it Minor
E. noun.
Duct, soprano and coutraito-~0 Lova-
Divine .............. J. H. Brown:-
Pinouti
Anthem—«For All the Saints ..
H. R. dholioi’w
“woman. C—flluu-«fi ‘AW‘“»d ..-m
Poatluda-‘Clllcrtoirs in E Fla‘t. W |
a Y
‘ x . . . . . ' 4 ‘ .... Inning. i
' ' ” ‘ “ ‘ ‘ . PMiudeortoiro. opus. ah“ “i
“l AVIN oouurvva aooua. - . .. .. f ‘ f elitism Collin it; ill? unit
, hm AVEN. Juno l.--A latter has « . .. . ..AP A!“
, ,. . rational! to hojcnt to each coun- , , 1‘s mum hit! that ...... ...D Hill:
pussatativc and senator in an .. ~ . . .. Boxrd no lloia he singing in (info.
...' or a molar meeting next _ oro , .. ..... .8. Brock oil
, adding tlho county probe .. ,. . Trio-utioiid Your Halli. .q
, adminlol ation of the odlceli or MIAMW d‘l‘llll'l‘.
'oolhmiool era. The letter has ”mildew-March Alia limbo-m. .
_ 'lnll‘i‘in b ylh:ngnl&lfl genes N G , ., . Sooloo ii Clark
v 0 l . ll '
~ “9": i‘ ‘ 5"": 3‘" WE m: i m. u .3. 3". ...“'.°"' "W “" iii-ti».
roootoaaao r ‘ . ' 5, ,Vuu.
' ll... Frill NORWAEKS up: up ..lr
. didldolln‘dtidn to allow iii no VI 3'36»:- “at. "13% ' It. i’ .9
he represented at the county ‘ “a,“ :go
' ' . . , » ‘ " ’r aallow pwill hoglllon
[ ~ .m 1,3“; mom _ “filtnnbsrrp of momentum also. All of»
' , iris-ugh “Loom,“fi: . soul cotton also . m“
. noy Pills. the " “1%?95‘
I ‘ 1mm regret! 3323“,: rTrin“, mm?“ 3 3'3““ ‘9 Hag“,
“... .. Wm trunnion. 25 arms plinth" to; Vt. ..., '
.125. ,., more dove contour roads. in norm g?“ ’tlgifia pg“, gm”
W. , . tr .‘ arm also: roman... ' ”in [hill
ad a great lot
the south Norwall: Fire Department
fa “elitism that unit
uldol‘ofiuflilp ’
n
aohoo Kilroy: as ; sfidlnig
prayer and a The inhale:
Proooosioltolwaihdu molding Gilda
Odmlhuiiion normal-«Em in E Fiat.
"huh—How Sweet the Name of
“loom nds.
Antil’e l the Lord to flindtul of
His own. ...... ... ,liiendolaaohn
llacoaaionalw9tm the Name of Joana.
EM.
Proosa tonal—«whim morning tlllda
tho it! ‘
Magniiiual-o-Sianlord it! 3 Flat.
Nunc Dimittlh—atantord in 8 Fiat.
ll)m|i--'l‘iie Shadows of the Evening
Hours.
Anthem—Tho Radiant ‘
of hortiamm pt 2: iii)";
Mom. 1....
Woodward
Reliennlonhimot the Name of Jason.
Chlitlt Church, J Bynltln Blown...e
rector, third Sunday after Trinity-
Sunday school at to: services atn 3:45.
woolen LUTHERAN” chosen.
Bwodi. lutthsrop h,. .
mus Er turn—usually Cochin at Ii‘p
ill; service at it not
pastor on The. invlto'i‘loh “miss“
All are cordially invited. Services
are conducted decor-dittoI to tho ritual
of the State Church of Sweden.
81'. “TI!“ IVANQILiCAL LUTH-
litAN CHUNG
8t. Potoro Ev loot Lulhoron
Church Martin i... dun. poll-fur, ood-
ond Sunday after Trlniiyi-Divlno aor-
vlces. conducted in the (lemon ion
nudge. will be held at the usual tithe
tomorrow at 10:30 a. on. in the church
in North Main street Preaching by
the pastor All Germans. particularly
those professing the lollhoran faith.
arc cordially invited. Sunday school
at ii: 30 an hour before the service
New pupils are always welcome and
may enroll at any time
utilitarian eeldrtca aooiarv
mm Christian Science Sociolymt
Norwalkmltagular 31th services at
the rsadlngroom Masonic building.
at it a. in Subject. June 5th. "and. the
only Cause and Cs‘oator" Tootlmon
roosting Wednesday, tip. to. To bot
ourvloo’a the public in cordlaiy and fro
tarhoily invited.
to the public
from 2:15 to i: 2*
IALVATION AIMV.
chcial holiness meeting. 10:30:
Etmday «hoot ii in 121.: pontacoatal
aiming. 8 p in All are cordially In
V
Reading room open
air. day ottornoon
W
DEM/l0! IV “XVII" CHILI.
Will he Given to the South Not-wail:
Iaptiot Church Sunday.
A nnlque service will he held at the
south Norwaiit Baptist church tumor-V
row morning. The ‘aubloot will he The
Flags of the Nations and the (‘ali of
Christ. given by hi icon young ladloa.
the reproduction a? a oorvloe' hold at
the northern onvantion. whic
gr esotbn iii the
amt
toning
will he the moot oi the church. which
will be a port of the observance oi the
thirtydlrth anniversary at Putnam
iioas Company. The llioio school at
12 o‘clock. and the young people's
meeting at 6:30.
Music for tho day:
Morning.
Prelude -‘ Prioro ............. Thomas
Adihln:—-“.loaua, Saviour. Pilot Ida"
Bohnoclior
Raomnoou-Avmoldo wlth no. lord"..
Gabriel
Oilerion'w—“l i|y my sins on Joana"
Hawiay
Poatludo ........... Ballots
(veiling.
Prelude—-
a. starlight ................. Dowel!
i). 'l‘roumsml and Little Romanao
Schumann
AnthaIuw' tiroat lit the lord" ......
= Buydwhoni
iteaponoo» “Keep Thou my otepa. 0
" ..................... Gabriel
(memory-"Tenor and baritone duct.
"0 Having Hoot" ......... Wiogand
Edmund ill. crows, .l. Wooloy O'tlonnqr.
llnnroompanlod Quartet—~“ln Heaven-
ly llhvo Abiding" ............ Bruin
i’oatiudo wii‘lnaio in F . . ...... Calumet
OiRLI' FIIINDLY 630(2in IINV.
The Girls Friendly dociot “gr“ 'l‘rin
uy Macon: Clitil‘l‘li mt oorvlco
on Friday night. when Mina Nor!
ill v Jolt a. the no {“7 prosaot
hon idoleu salon and
lilorl Month m.
who “1.3%.“ rill
run a r . .
lotion. on the Woman tool Wrath us
herd. arm lilo amiss. which woo“
largely attended u aocial limo woo ho
gut: Guild Room. which everyone onI
y! ' l
W
“WITH.” LITTIII.
Ioiow tuoiloi althourmatvdng
unfilled tor at tile long pool “lith-
Addhhéoiior ‘u m tor the current if
death lilirwhiit. .
F. Mhl‘ coco. core I'll
Planing” m.
hilltop
Wliii'otn Norris. d" ”r
WM” 3
Flo
‘ lieuiimtght go on till dotltuaday with
mainline“ ottaclta ..ii: 3ng g;
'm'Elih ”uric {did
v is
n‘t daily wilh "urinal consuls."
tgvntii you cure the kidneys
mwill n var get well. Doan' a Kid
nay Pills not only comma uric acid.
'liilt. cure the thin” d t en niildalh
rt rein uric acid l amid. Here to”
Norwalit wallow to pro
hlra. B. F. 'l‘impson,l o louth sin
lit... Booth Not-walk Bonn. says: “i
‘auilerad a grant deal trom rheumatism
tor several yearn and when there in
added to this. trouble with the hi-
ne‘yn. l was in a had woyll did not
also“ well at night. my tell me
wolen and l had a constant. duii pain
across the out?“ of my hack. After
being repeated y omitted to try Doom
Pi lid. i finally Went to h! .Pillotod':
Drug [horn and procure it box. 1
tall much better otter taking the con-
tents and continuing their use. i was
glod to and my trouble otoadiiy diasp-
poltrllig. The paths lit my back were
dispooed or. the passages of the kid-
nsy‘secrotlons were regulated land to!
no in improved. [have tides told
several oi my neighbors about Dunn's
Kidney Pills and i will continue to
'r‘aoommend them at every opporun
V
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
“cools Footer? Million-n Co. Buffalo.
New Yorlt. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doom a—and
toils no other)“
nil-WW
lli‘ Willi ill Willi.
Sinuouo 1:5..an not desirable in
the very nowoat designs in embroider
tea but square corners and angles are
noticed in great numbers giving some
very novel and delightful effects
it you got a blue that wears well-—
that la. that will not change color.
nothing is no satisfactory for a suit
tor gonoral wear as one ot the hand-
some dark blues. They are unllornl
ly becoming. always in style. and are
appropriate for o grootor number 01 oo
ogcaalona and suited to a greater vorl
ety of weather than almost anything
also that could be mentioned.
The tailored black aatln nocli bowl
with Persian eddo are very smart and
give a pleasing tlniah to while walata
Ralhor bower than moat oi the three
piece models are those developed in
loulard which are sold to be meeting
with high favor and allow the great
popularity which this satisiactory ma
teriol has attoihed
Coats of net, richly embroidered an
honor: the beauty of the simplest or
summer drooaea Many prefer theae
not roots to those ol‘ lace.
A broad band of heavy embroider)
at the foot ot the pinitad altlll is lilo
chief decoration at many at the non
lingerie lrocka
The prince”: bathing suits havlna
thu tullncau laid in narrow plaiis trout
huot to hips givo a length of line that
to becoming to iiguroa Inclined to atout
near. They are very neatly developed
with low nook and short sleeves out
dead In contrasting silk or braid. with
a band ot the me at the hem.
it you have already worn a plain
white serge fOr oevorai moon-i. got
one this yoara with tho hair-lino strips:
they are considered very smart ihir
oooaon.
Whenever i one a woman struggling
to walk along the oiroet with two or
three books slipping from her arms i
always want to tell her the aimpio do
vice told me some limo ago for carry
in: thorn; limpiy slip the front cover
of ouch within the other and tho two
or three may be carried on coolly or
one.
Boroilao the lower part oi hoy'a tr‘ou
am blouse gciioroualy Is no roaaonto
think that no attention need be Mt!
to tho wolat portion. for thAt to not
ll‘llo; they "timid fll coll Will! did
well. Boys like their clot smart oo
wall do girls, though not half the at-
tontiOn is morally paid to than.
Etta of both red and blue in tho om-
hroidorioa on natural color linen oults
brighter: them up olooiy oad add to the
good loollo oi the suit.
Tho girl whose purao to not too gan
urouaiy supplied for graduation aa
ponooa can console horse]! with the
thought that the simple dross wail-
mado is always not only tho moat auit-
atria for a young girl but alts looks
better In it than in an elaborate one.
oanoualnly manhood.
Dooon't thovtnornlng inch of pure
white dimity appeal to you as dainty
and fresh and sweat? it con aiwayo “r
be kept Io. too. because it ioundoro
perfectly.
llama delightfully cool looking and
dainty touohoa are given the ‘olooplag
noodle or today by catching horn and
than in the loido of the white nudist
dradorloa clusters or the realistic roo-
aoto he urchaood at the artificial
horror '0 media. Thorn-to capo
dialiy good in the rooms whore thorn
are rodeo in tho hot-darn on the walls.
Time-lotion moutthoiodsoitir
such a mo laiaihliar than
whore the be are entirely at
tho mutt: dovetail oratoiinao.
MIN‘C GHAlaTlAN mamav owlo
The Future of- oWlonal Polity
to do Discussed Tomorrow.
’i‘na Matt's christian inquiry Club
logo‘s; noon, in “ii rooImc t in: South
orw it one are . ,
The and gut“ in lib mum oi‘ them-
margin poi-l Poi hr. and tho parlor.
Rev. arloa E. Moolorialid. hoa been
invited by tho club to oped the dia-
unsolon.
Tho Congregational dondtdihotioh is
gold; throu a mailman-o,“ loot
lion. and t o Wear:
club fool that l t to bode
anointed with the oitnai “You. ~
The mastoid! and membership in the
club ore o n toait than who are film
rel-mooted la’fhsV lwm than: a wide
l
i
SATURDA‘LJUNE 4. .19:on "
will discuss a vital and inlet-eating ruin .
. loot net in: regular wooitly session to-
“voristy ht tat”
The a M. Read 25
Emma“? 1857.
Silver for Wedding Gifts
for the Bride's Home Eumishing, such
Silver as will outlast‘th‘e Years
Sheffield Plate! There is a rage for it these days, And of
course while Antique Sheffield Plate is ever to be desired.
it cannot be obtained at will, so the next best thing is
to provide the genuine modern reproduction. The remark—
able affinity between silver and copper results in an alloy
which its well nigh everlasting, as witness the specimens of
Slieflield Plate which have been in use for a couple of hun-
dred years We invite attention to a new collection of
pieces lately rec ceiv,ed containing all requisite articles for
table service, and some for drawing—room use ‘
Tea Services. Drawing- -room Tea Kettles, Solvers.
oval and round, Sandwich Plates, Cheese and Crack-
er Dlah‘es, Muffin Dishes, Fruit and Nut Bowls.
Beefitteak Platters. Sauceboats, Hot Milk Jugs.
Pierced Baskets for fruit; Bottle Coasters. Tea Cad-
dies, Triveto, Compoteo. Plain and Vases.
The patterns reproduced are those of Queen Anne,
Paul Rev ere. the Grape Border Repousse and the familiar
“'lhrcad lodge," plainest, but perhaps best liked of all. Shei—
field Plate is not costly in comparison with Sterling Silver,
and it is durable, handsome. and in the best taste.
Shown at the Silver Section, lower floor.
0 it i . . i i D
it is Hammock Tune
0 ‘ a . . l .
in Spite of the temperature
One can be new tomfortable in 3 Canvas Conch Ham-
mock. {or it can be protected with one, two or three wind
shields. It 1S also equipped with an easy mattress, and many
persons enjoy using one for outdoor sleeping. Prices from
$7 .‘5 up
Regular style Hammocks range in price from $1 to $7.
Au Exhibit of Casseroles
A very attractive showing of Casseroles and other
~ Baking Dishes of Brown Guernsey Ware in Sterling Hold-
ers. occupies one of the center tables in the China Store.
'lhere are Beanpots Marmites l’uddin and Tart Dishes
included in the group. The rich brown oiKthr pottery shows
eflectively ill the polished silver.
Sale of Black Japanese Silk this week. 39. 49, 69. 79
and 89¢ a yard.
M
The D. Mnead co.
GUARANTEED STOCKINGS
Fan MAN. WOMAN do éi-iiLD
mummrwuumawuu
wanna—W M'WMHM'IIMIII
onefoouuit' refit dull
[HWIUMYMMJW dammit-hypo“
mtlwwbmnhefiotbndm
tut. " ,J‘
Buster Brown and ills Dog
av aaaar in w on rat it onus on
.. fill: WEIR—43%! alto ganglia -—'ro no aaguhrnarIWI dish.
Buster Brown floater}:
non-r ran. to m rural.
We have in stock a full line or so bran allows: H0“. .
roll CHILDNIN~Vory Fina Moreorlaod Hole, Block and Tail.
roll flilLtANI save-«mam worm. Heavy Weight. Blablt only.
won cameo-anon and m.
MR MIN-milled and Tan.
«A. ’iCr?
Norwalk Chronicler