Meet "Keyery
sot
Rlill llilliliii.
. , MSTHODISf.
night Street A. M. E. Church, ltev.
V. Gumbo, pastor 1v-Prenchlug ot
, i by the pastor upon The First
ordoi Jesus on the Cross. This is
ginning of the seven Words of
tromrtho cross tout, the hilaior
l preach from. 'Snbbuth school at
y :30; Allen 0. E. League at 7 p. m.;
gt '8 p. m.. il‘runk Middleton will
«ch his trial sermon for local
preachers license in the Knight
‘ ‘ A. M. E. Church; Special mu-
oi: .*,the choir. The public Is In
with“. '
‘ CONGREGATIONAI'.
South Noryslk Congregational
Church, oneness. insofar-land, pus-
tor~Mornlng service at 10:30 o’clock,
atgythloh the pulpit will be occupied by
Roy. ,Dr. Richard L. Swain, of tho
« soups ,‘Congrogutlonnl Church of
' Bridgeport. The Bible school. includ.
his the yOung men's and young wo-
oing; department meets at 12 o'clock.
'I‘ ’ "Men's Christian Inquiry Club
which holds Its discussion at the some
. hour Evil! consider the question of im-
: migration. the discussion being open-
ed by William Armstrong, superlntetr
dent of the Springwood chapel. At the
Holiday Evening Institute, following
the? musical prelude at 7:15, a, mass
{insulting will be held to be addressed
by Rabbi Charles Fleischer, of Boston.
. Music at the First Church. Nortvalk.
Alex. 8. Gibson. organist und director:
. Morning.
. Prelude-Melody and ntormesso
' H. W. Parker
Anthem-#1 sought the Lord"
' F. Stovensdn
Response-~"Pcnce I leave with
”bu" ................. .I. V. Roberts
. them—“I waited for the
- ‘ rd" ....... . ..... F. Mendelssohn
”Milo soio—-“O Divine Redeemer!"
_ (l. Gounod
Postludo-m'l‘occstn in D minor
' :. . lilsx Roger
Evening.
1? hide to Fugue in D minor
» i“. Mendelssohn
io~—"Thou all-gracious
_ . " .. ................ A. (l. Robyn
"fillet—”The Cords of
, ; to" .................. G. B. Nevin
wt
“0km? so
on? ‘ i >
mission Sunday school
at liroad Iliver at 3:30; evening pray-
or and sermon ut 7:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation Arrow—Services will be
held at the Salvation Army hall in Win
tor street tonight at 8:30 p. m.. and
tomorrow‘ot 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sun-
day school at 2:30 p. m.: Young Poo-
pic‘s Legion at 0:30 p. 111.; open air
looting-s ouch Pvuulnu at 1:20 p. m..
miller permitting;i Adiuiltnt and
Mrs. .l. 'I‘, Wiutorboltom oilioers in
charge.
m..-u.—
sr. eon-sate EVAMGELICAL LUTH-
ERAN cuuscu.
St. ‘I’clcr's Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Martin L. Stoop, pastorw
Regular Sunday services with Louieu‘
sermon at l0280 n. or. tomorrow.
thing of continuation class at 12
o'clock: Sunday school at 9:30. Re
hesrsnl ot‘ choir. Tuesday evening at
7:30. Meeting of Ludics’ Aid Society,
'l‘hursday afternoon. On Palm Sunday
this year‘s class of mitochism will be
examined and confirmed. Special nor.
vices on Good Friday at 10:30. Colo.
Motion of Holy Communion on Easter
duy. Confessional service at 10
o'clock. All services are conducted in
the German language. All Germans
are cordially invited and earnestly 'urx.
od to utiend any or oil of those sor-
vicos. .
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GOCIETV.
First Christian Science Society. oi
Norwulk—licgulur Sunday services at
the reading room. Mosouic building, at
ll n. In. Subject. April 2nd. "Unreal
lty." Testimony mootinK' W'Cllfliisda‘
st 8 p. in. To both services the pub
lie is cordially and irutornully invited
Reading room open to the public ouch
wool; day afternoon from 2:15 to 4:30,
.
LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Latter Dny Saints—«Tho Itc‘orgunlz
od Church of Jesus Christ or latter
Day Saints will hold services loulor
row morning at the homo or Eido
Homer Buttery, In Ponds nvonuo
Broad River. Sunday school. It
o‘clock. Communion sorvicc. ll o'clock
You are cordially invited to attend.
NORWALK BOY TO PREACH.
M
Walter Torrey Aiken Will So at South
Norwslk Baptist Church. To-
ory~Folth ......... I). R. Munro
title—«Sonata 7. first l
Vermont .......... .l. Rhoinberger‘
.1: EAPTIBT. I
imbue Baptist Church. Rev. 1.. (3. Nb,
' idols, pastor —« Sunday services:
Preaching st 11 a. m.; Sunday school.
at 30 p. m‘.; devotional service stl
m.. led by W. W. Miller; sub-l
‘The Forgiveness oi Sin." This
on will belollowad by communion.
. ore wolcomlo.
”tacos“. ‘
pity—Rev. Frederick A. Coleman.
10.- .i. Sims, organist and choir
filth Sunday In Lent—8 s. m..
mmunion; 10:30 a. m.. Holy
ion and sermon. topic. The
so Hindrance to Religion: 12
day school; 7:30 p. m.. chorsl
«pundits choir will sing tho
' From OllVetto Calvary. by
undor.,tho members at the par-
roquested' to both their costs
in Honor wish to occupy their
‘1 «; up. , Monday, 2:30 p. m..
‘ ~ us of the Woman's Guild
WWW-Tuesday, 4:30 p. m.. ,
Myer and devotions! road-
i p. m.. monthly business moot.-
1 deon' Guild in“ the rec-
‘ pint), monthly blasting. o!
p. . or the psi-lob is the Guild
' Meson. It s. m..;‘mo in:
W ,m;.lltsnys.13:30 p. m.. nlor
'31. i“: to tho. .Oll‘d of Missions:
ill in. rennin meeting of tho
duos. m the Guild room.
1:00....11. nu. ; coullrmstiou
.7481 p. m.. dovotionsl sud busi-
. 3 gulls Girls' Friendly So-
. 1 y. 4 p. on. mportsnt ro-
wo Lon
Dir: Bio. m..
. n o n. Dfllilhol'.
. . Jonson. motor at
it > Con Fri-
. ' Bit. [in
. ._ ”gm? of “HOV.
" l" W to? ' loosuudsy.
f0! igfigmgllllom “rial"
c . ”l ‘1' i Y’
:1 oils : -
dish bud
most by
Tuesday. It loo
consortium, or glamour wil be
mos ll our 9,
“Hit the fig ‘
. thosurpiusfl
“ Wu put thr , it,
1 ‘ ‘ (“Vlligl‘tl‘lfl “06".?”
marrow Morning.
Walter 'l‘. Alitcn, or (.‘ulguio Thou-
Iogicol Seminary. well-known to lb.
people of The Norwnlks. will speak ut
the South Norwdlk llnptist Church.
tomorrow morning. Mr. Aiken Is it
sun of this church. who began his ode
ucstionsi cnrcer sevornl years ago, and
has eminently succeeded with high
honors. in the evening the quartet
will give the first of two Easier onu-
tntns. A grout musical trout awaits
those who attend this popular pooplo's
service. Iilble school at 12 noon.
Young People's Society will have tho
second in their series of religious dc-
bstes. The musical program:
Mornlno.
Prelude-«Communion in Mint
8. (‘lurh
Anthem—{Db Jesus, Thou art
standing" .......... ...Storer
Responsowfll‘other. hour 'l‘hy chil‘
dren's cull" ................ liurdott
Odortoryw‘d Would not: risk"...Muc.v
Pastime-«Sonic In C ...... Th, Salome
Evening. '
PreludomAndsnto in D. . .il, Hnrwood
“The Story of Gllvury" in song
. Sohnsoher
I. “Sing my tongue. the Suvlor’s
glory."
2. "When the mornlns was come."
3. “We found ‘this man porvcutiug
the notion."
I. ”Then ssid Pilate."
‘ b. “It thou lotto-t this man so."
.. 8. “Match to Calvary"; "And they
led liltn sway."
7. "Oh. Jesus, bitter term we shod."
8. "0h. til-cred head. now wounded.“
0. “At shout tho ninth hour."
to. " "i‘ls finished." ‘
it. "Hail. holy cross."
Postludo in G. . . ”Phi". dcl Csmpisilo
CANADA'S sloounows.
OT“. .A. Ont..,A rii i,~.~-'i‘hs onus-
t-will bu rousbt in Psi-Ils-
rinsnco Minister molding on
L 77. .000 the mt‘
h“- stunt.“
om. - . .
pnmlotori’rnfiomlrhiir ‘3' . ,
. t omanths sup
l on: i...
other men during the afternoons and
evenings that Mr. Meyers was worlt- ,
In».
her husband in September. 1907. and
slroet.
Greenwich was srsntod s dscroo ot-
dlvorco tram Alired Lincoln Fowlo. oi.
tho sumo place on the (round of cruel-
ty. The date at tho moldings was Nov-
embor. 1890. and since that the plain
till told the court that sh'o' hsd suitor
od 3
husbsnd. who did not mind bastion ,
her. She told the noilrirthat he was s:
vars reckless Iron and in one your hub
motorist-dd 825.000 to drinking sud
spam. The dstendsnt bod been or
rested scrum limos ou-nooount got
his trostmontbl‘bis wire. Bust-In. hitch
tosdmlr'oitnt. whoops and some po-
iicsmou wont to arrest howls. once the
mstrhnd thrown his wile. who was sit-
”ll that th roy- lthis in s clinic. out of the ill
wss named it divorce nomllsunc‘
were msrri
qguovs‘sitsrdsy. ° ‘d'lm‘oua July. 10 'l.‘
t ‘ Bridm‘f‘it'nss “sundry“. offshoot; fl . 5 ~
, contain divorce {communal .1 . e .
"our. buflhotr 1“
m .
Ill counts unmou-
(Contlnuod from First Page.)
In. ms stylists
applicant that has uppeurod in tho
superior court in yours was iioion
Hurlbutt Stone. of Weulport. who was
granted a divorce from \Vultcr by-
mnn Stone. on urtist by profession.
but now in the Down and Out club in
u sunltnrlum at Rochester, N. Y. 'l‘iln
plaintiff was uttired in a tight titling
suit of blue. close skirt. and her ontire‘
attire was of corresponding shade.
down to hershoee. All llliti was not
blue who her bright oycs.‘ nor dork
'liflll', her fresh complexion. and her
poor] outings. 'i‘ho testimony showed.
that silo loll in love wills
urtlst Whiter Stono.‘ and married him
on .quo 5. lliilii, and thou she led ed
that silo married it lllnk. 'i‘ho this it
family did ovcrythlug in their powor to
have the young man reform. lie was
in the hospital it dozen limos, and
was sent to four or live. uuuiinrlums.
but be Is not cured yol. 'i‘llc tcsti»
loony showed that the mun Is In tho'
hopeless class. The pluiuiiir wus
zivcn u dccrcc on the ground of in-
temperance.
Tho Other Woman.
Cautious ilnwley Wclch. in member
if in well known colored huntiy ill
Bridgeport. u'ns given it divorce from
.t‘runk ll. Weloh. also of Bridgeport.
on the ground of his misconduct with
Mrs. Cnroiiibc Sunsono. The (testimony
showed that, the two wore murrrioo
m Novomber. 1897. and it your Inter
l child was born. lint sevcrul mouths
allowing; thul ovoui. thorn wus u sort
it 'Iulling" between the two. This
.us accentuated whcu Mrs. Wolch bud
lcr buck driver husband urrculcd for
ion-support, and this led to his louv»
or; his wife in Novcmbcr. lsbil. The
.eusou the man left the house and his
.‘uinily was because he could not or
vouid not pny tho rent.
nouy 4‘11 show ihut Wclch look up
vlth tho Sansone woman. The plain.
ill first bound of this from Mr. Sun.
lone liimsoil. it was promo that Mr.
.l'olcli and Mrs. Sunuonc livcd togeth-
er in u room on Union liquors for sol-
erul woults; thni it won the woman‘s
habit to run over to the Pierce llvory
stsblc and use that telephone to call
up Weich ovory tiny; and that because
Wolch wont buck on tho woman once
she ultomptod to commit suicido. This
happened it your tilliO, ond‘tho Bridge
port 'i‘olowum’s uccounl oi the affair
wns prosontcd.
Ono Mon Not Enough.
Henry Meyers. electricinu
stage lnnuugor at i‘oll‘s
Bridgeport. was granted it divoroc
i'roni Mary Yonder Mayors. on tilt
around of (insertion. The couple wore
married in Auxusl. 1906. and livod In
vnrious places in the city for the to:-
lowl'ng your. . Tho plnlntlll‘ told ‘Illt'.
court that before. the dual scpurutiou
his wii‘o imd loll him four or live limos.
The piolntlu told the court thul he did
ul that he could to break her oii' tho
habit, and coaxed her back. llut aim
was running around the country with:
mid
t hon i re.
This led to constant trouble.
Mrs. Meyers said that there wins no
bdrm In going to Ssvlu Rock with 3
follow. Finally the defendant loft
sinoo that time Mr. Meyers has been
living with his parents at 19 Prospect
Strong and Cruel.
lssbol Proctor Miller Fowlo, oi
good dsal from tho shuns of nor
lurroom‘
uto the kitchsnmhsirsud I. ~' ‘
‘ Courting nil-mo. ’
Adolsld Bird Lyon. GI‘""‘GMIIWMII.
on. or flow York on on the mound
. 'l‘l‘teotluills
in ssptomim‘, 1885:: ,
dry. or Now Yuri: ststs" ow
There was prcucntcd u lot of Icoti- '
instructs onus
o on Mt slammfllliorwsllu
.Thohliosiding; id‘sr. Rev. Dr. Lynch.
tourth nod inst ‘
or the Knluht lit at ”A. M. E. Church.
lost night. oi the church. The re-
ond auxillsrlos portrayed phenomonnl
success and complete harmony be-
tween poster and people. All reports
were unfold"! prepared and submit-1
tad to tho onisrenoe tor consideration
and soon , ,.
’I‘ne ro’ t of the trustee board was
road by James Perkins. which was
9001019149.. lnulructivo und interesting.
'i‘he report or the stewards was read
by David Green. The report of the
stewardesscs wns rend by Mrs. Front-i
Middleton. The reports of tho Allen
C. E. League and the Willing Worltors'
Circle wore rend by Miss Grace liutt-
lor. The report of (“loss No. i. Deu-
'cou Taylor's. was. rout! by Mrs. Mid.
dlcton. and that ol’ Cluss No. 2. bl’ the
assistant louder, fislsm iioil. The poor
stcwurds' report was road by Dcucon.
'l‘nylor. The Sunday school's report:
was read by tho sllporinioudout. Mrs.‘
M. lilurr.
in every one of thuuo reports the
different boards oommondcd the work;
of the pastor, Rev. Dr. limnlm. and sold ,
in part thut never in the history of the.
church has thorn becli such uploudid'
harmony between [titular sud chit-lulu.
dud ouch phenomenal success as under;
the two yours' pnulnruio of Dr. (lumbls.t
The return or the pastor was asked Ior!
soother your and in loan tho bishop;
does not send the poster buck. the pro-l
siding elder was united to son that at
mun equal to i‘lr.‘ :umbs ho sent lol
the. church and they would stand by'
him as they did the present pastor.
The prosiding ‘oidsr comllllmontcd.
the church for its uploiidlti and most:
phenomenal success. uml sold (but the?
labor ot‘ the pastor slmnks i‘or Illicit;
The pastor. Itcv. Dr, tlumbs. in u fowl
woilmboscn words hud with dcop onto;
lion. expressed NF high npproclntlohl
to the church. and sold that he now no?
rouson why ho should not rcluru to:
tho church. “All a church you snvor
mo you hourly und most 10an support.’
and II‘ uuybcuccoso hits i‘ilii’lt‘ to this
church. to tho membvrs belongs tho.
crcdit. {or were it not for your support .
i could not have Bilf‘l"l‘t‘(l€d. I musll
aimless." mild tho pilomr. "that color?
plcto harmony has provuilod at nil=
times during by administration as your‘
tractor. and though I now bud s tor-
rlilc. oombnt and horn.» opposition to'
uncountcr, this conlcionco your. they
did not conic from the plumbers oi,
this church. but lrom thnso who sought ‘
in Intpodo my prom-ms nud hamper;
the. influence of tho church cl‘l'lod. lint ;
thrown tho Influence of tho concrcto‘
church we are ublu to submit ropurtn
this ovouiug that uri- lnr uhcnd of but .
vour's reports." "“" 1
At this time Frank Middleton \vnsf
recommended by the humor tor loonil'.
prcnrhor's license. { 'l‘bo presiding ol-
dcr then put him through u very rigid
oxaxttillhlilm on tho iiihlr. flu llivluiml
nod the attributes 0! Hull. etc.
oi tho‘lllow Haven District, hold the do
unrterly conference .
ports coming‘irom the various boards to
l mended Dunn’s Kidney Pills since then
He ouch box. 200.
‘ ,1 ”- at sauna [kn] sprain.
.Lsdrnlhfitho Duty to tho moo yr.
'{o ”litter the blood is the kidneys'
' on they tail to do this the kidneys
are sick.
Buchscho and man? kidney ills ioi~
w-
Urlnsry trouble. diabetes.
Dean's Kidney Pills cure them all.
South Norwslk people endorse our
claim.
Mrs. R. G. Seymour. 4 South Main
street. South Nor-walk, Conn, says:
“Dunn's Kidney Pills did me more
good thun any other medicine l over
UllGd. Three years alto i was hardly
able to not about on account or dull.
bearing-down pains across the small
or my buck. I won also annoyed by too
frequent passages of the kidney secre~
ttons, could not sleep well and aroso
In the morning tired and wanry. Dunn's
Kidney Pills were brought to my nt-
toution when l wssrsudcrlns In that
way and I procured n supply at Pinio-
ted's Drug Store. After taking the
contents of two or three boxes. my
back grew strong and tree from pain
and the other symptoms or my trou-
ble disappeared. i have always recom-
wllcn l have had the opportunity and I
know of several instances where they
have olTocied complete cures."
For solo by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FostcuMilbui-n 00.. Buffalo.
Now York, solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsluewnoan's—nud
take no other. .
pnsscd u splendid cxsminution and the
coniercucc voted for his license. which
was given to him by the presiding ol-
dcr. lll'ililler Middleton will preach
his trial sermon on Sunday evening at
8 o'clock. oi the Knight Street church.
Thus. cicscd the lust quarterly con»
icrcnco of this your, and ono of the
most interesting and successful in the
itlstOry ot‘ the church.
W...
RABBI FLEISCHER COMING.
Another distinguished visitor will
be added. tomorow night. to the long
list which has been brought to the
town during the punt two yours by
the Sunday Evening Institute.
llnbbl Charles Fleischer of one oi
the .Icwish Synagogues in Boston oo-
cupics much the some place in that
city so does hubbl Staph n 8. Wise.
In Now York. and they bot belong to
the nation at large.
Rabbi b‘lclschor is considered per-
bsps the most finished literary pro
duct oi lilo Jewish Race in America
and, in addition. has great gifts as a
populur spcokcr.
in addition to his address oi the in
slitutc. he will nlso lociuro in the
High School Pupils” course on Mon-
dny morniulz. when he will lulu: (or
his subject. "America."
TO OUR: A COLD IN ONE DAY
tslto ldsxstlve Bromo Quinlno Tablets
liruggisls refund money it it fails to
euro. E. W. Grave‘s signature is on
r. ... ._
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OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUMG.
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTING.
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES.
SHADE TO ORDER A BEECIALTY.
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FAIR WEEK ‘
Commences Monday, April Third
Ellis E. ill. Etch disrupting.
Extensive preparations have been making for Fair
Week in i911, and by Monday morning the cutlrc cstob—
lisltment throughout every one of the five floors will be in
Springlike holiday apparel, ready to welcome all visitors.
s
THE DAILY CONCERTS
Mornings and Afternoons
These will be given by the Aida Trumpet Quurtcttc.
and will take placc in the cast end of the Carpet .Storc, first
floor.
Musical selections of an exceptionally high order, and
programs will be issued.
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THE SOUVEN IR
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it will be presented to all whose purchases amount it)
$2.00 or ovcr.
found useful in every home.
THE GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
It is a beautiful little article, and will be
m
This very famous historical painting,.which is the larg-
est bottle piece in existence. will prove interesting to all
lovers of history and art.
The dimensions of the canvas
are 20 it. by 73/; ft.. and it portrays 25 square miles of bat—
tlefield. There will be. ircqucut explanatory lectures. A
cordial invitation is CXiCi‘ithil to the inch of the Grand
Army m' the Republic. and to school tcacllcrs with their
classcs.
SPRING GARMENTS
Nut Illc lcnst atlmciivc part of hair Week will be tllc
spct'ial exhibits n all llt‘pnrinlcnls of Sprint: Gowns. Dress
tiouds, Summer Silks. Summcr Wash lt‘ulirics. Separate
Walrus. Negllgc and lionduir (towns. Lingcric Garments.
Robes. Uiovcs, i’orasois out] other scascmztblc accessories.
From April Third to April Eighth.
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