‘ 3 Monday—J! p. m., Boys‘
15... Weir. Seth Remington
" , Quartet—«in Dreams I Heard the Ben:
dynamo: league at 7 p m.. led by J.
1". Bell;
‘1‘“; Prayer meeting, Friday.
messed Is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor sitteth In the seat
of the scornful.
—~Psalms 1: 1.
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Norwalk, Conn, John E. Zelter.
pastor—~At the evening service the
pastor will preach on What Is the.
Brand? Service at 7 o'clock. I11 the,
morning service the theme will be A
Needed Reformation. Service at 10:30.
Other services of the day: Class mcct~
lug at 9:30 a. m., leader, John Green-
wood; Bible school at noon, Superin-
‘tendent William Ewing; men’s Bible
,class at 2 p. m., pastor in charge;
young people's devotional meeting at
6 p. 1111., loader. Miss Edith Downes.
Music programs:
Morning.
"Prelude-Melody ............ Clarke
Anthem—Hymn of the Homeland.
01!er’to,ry-~Sele¢tod.
Quhrtette. Mrs Pugh Miss Miller.
" Mr. Scofleld and Ward Van
Public worship at 1023011. m.;
Organ Prelude-Anda11te ..... Calkln
Choral Chant—Who Lord is in His Holy
Temple ................. Granniss
Responsive Reading—Page 84: Isaiah
11X” 1-20.
Reading of the Scriptureswliinrk
XIV.: 1-31.
Ot‘lertorywAndante Wagner
Sermon by the pastor—«A Sacrificiai
Supper.
Communion Service.
Organ Postlude——-Largo ...... Handel
Evening service at 7:30 o‘clock.
Special musical program:
'01 gnu Prelude——
(it) Andante from unfinished Sy-m
phony .................. Schubert
lb) Scherzo ............... Pier-he
Soprano 'SOI0+-l0 Holy Father,
ti. .th violin obligato by Mr. Sterling).
Hymn 471.
Aistyne. 'By the Choir laud Congregation.
Post'iudewaavotte ........... Haydn Anthem-0 Bo Joyful in the Lord ,.
3:.” Winning, Grannies
'Preiude—(‘cadle Song Schnecker Reading of the Scriptlrresw-Reveln-
Anthem-Jerusalem. My Glorious tions V.
Home ..................... Mason SopranoAlto D1et~l Waited for the.
30DMno—«Mastei, Take Me Through} Lord ................ Mendelssohn
the Gate .................... Ve0n_M1s. F. B. Grannies and lines Lucy
Pbstlude-Hosanna .......... Wachs Gray, '
Notices for the week:
Athletic,
Club: 8 p. m.. meeting of the Oiilcial
Board at the parsonage
Tuesday—7': '45 p. 1111., class meeting.
W'bdnosday—as p. (m., monthly busi-
ness meetingof the Epworeh league;
q .p. 11]., monthly business meeting of
.:the Epworth League Chapter.
' ”Thursday, church night—7:30 p. 1m.,
'Forum, “Lead Us Not Into ' Ten1pta~
tion;" 8 p m. prayer and conference
meeting subject Why 1 Attend Pray-
er Meeting.
Friday-13:15 p. m., Junior Epworth
League meeting; 8 p. m.. group rally
of the Epworth [league at Darien.
Norwalk Methodist Church, Frank
D. Torrey, pastor~~Morning worship,‘
10:30. with Holy Communion and rc- ‘
hep-lion of members. Evening sor1itc,l
7. 30 p. m The pastor will preach 011'
the subject l’ra. tical Results. Sunday
morning class meeting, 9: 30. led by F.
H. Bodiewnt Sunday school, 1.2:‘0511.
m.. 0. J. Clark. superintendent. Ep‘
worth League devotional meeting, 6:30.
p, m., subject. God‘s Purposes inspired
"by—"l/OIC.‘ imam, Miss Annie Torn-p-
-k_ins and. Miss Mabel (lay.
, Tuc;'<iay——7: 45 p. 111., class meeting
11811 by F. T. RuscOe.
Wednesday-«3 p m., annual meeting
‘07 Ladies” Aid Society at the parson-
age. Election of oilicers. 8 p. m.,
Official Board meeting
g_;Thrlrsday—-7:45 p. m., prayer and
praise meeting. 9 p. m., *liipwortn
lasagna business meeting.
“Widow—3: 30 p. m., Junior League
under the direction of Mrs Harry
$311111. 8 p. m., Sunday School Board
Meeting. 8 p. m.. bI-monthly meeting
:bg‘Norwalk group of Epworth leagues
It Darlen, vs‘lth election of officers.
Music for the day:
_« . ‘ Morning. ,
Prelude—Marcia Religlosa .. .Parker
Quartet—There is a Holy City. Shelley
Quartot~ilear O Lord ...... Watson
Postiude—March In F ....... Wallis
, Evening.
ffiehldFAhdante Cantabile ..
Tours
plum ................. Flare-Buck.
1Wt—Ahlde With Me ...... Green
puss Solo-Selected. ‘
resume In G Major Footc
W-..
”Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
Rev. "Larisa A. Gibbons, pastor——
Moi-11111:; service at 11 a. in: Sunday
,ichooi at 12:30 p. m.; Allen Christian
preaching by the pastor 'at- 8
in. The Lord's Supper will be 3a '
, lobbied alter the sermon. Glass
quoting, may night.Men1bers’
and trienda' meeting on Thursday
«uncommon.
, Nor-walk Congregational
'1’. 'i". S. C. E. nesting at0130 Leader,
Prayer with Choral Response-Father
Lead Me ................ Sirattner.
Anthem~The Earth is the Lord's ..
Brown
Oflertm'ywln Spring a.. Volkrnan
Violin SolorvNocturne ...... Chopin
Charles Sterling.
Sermon by the pastor—A' Gospel of
Sting.
Gospel Solo—die Knoweth thc Way 1
Take ..................... Granule
Hymn 138.
By the Choir and Congregation.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude-Fugue——Si. Ann's .
Bach
The Bible school meets in 12:10 p.
111. Classes for all ages. Young Men's
Department and Young Women's De
partment. Men‘s Christian Inquiry
Club meets at 12:10 p 1n In the large
.class room upstairs. Subject What
is the Bible to You? Leader J. B.
.Lawrenco. Springuood Union Chapel
Sunday school at 3: 30 p n1. Senior
Miss Helen Hitchcock. Topic, The
Christian Virtue—Patience.
dionday—Meetlng of Church Coun
oil in church parlors at 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday—{rho intermediate C. E.
Society meeting at. 4:30 In the church
parlor. Leader, Allan Si‘tts.
What Does Missionary Work Mean
Annual meeting ofthe Norwalk Town
Union or, the "King's Daughters and
Sons will he' held "in the church at 3
p. m. Reports from all circles and
chhpters and eiection‘of officers and
committees. The business meeting or
the Whatsoever Circle will he held at
7: 45 o'clock with Mrs. Edward F
Smith. 29 Scavicw avenue.
Wednesday—Meeting of the W0
man‘s Association at 3:30 p. m. Topic,
The Present Crisis in China and Our
Missions There. .A large attendance
is hoped for. At ‘7 p. m., all young
people who desire to Join the church
chorus are'asked to meet Mrf Gran-
nis. At 7:30 I). m.. choir and chums
rehearsal.
Thursday-*Mid-weelr service at 7105
p. m., topic. Evening and Morning
Prayers—Tammie iii and IV. - ,All
members are welcomed. -
Friday—Meeting of the Junior So
ciety'C. 'E. at 3:... p, m.,, ,Catechetiml
Class for all young people contemplat
lug membership in the church. at the
parsonage at 7 p. m. The Flower Com
mittee of the Y. P. '8. C. 111. will hold an
entertainment consisting of niuaic and
leading: in the evening.
...“.- "
First Congregational Church, Nor-
,f‘l wink, Rev. Eraser 1!. Mncdregor. pas-
tdi‘lircmruunion: service at 10:30 a.
in; Sunday school at 12; evening ser-
vice at 7:30'p.7l1‘f, preaching by the
pastor. Ladiea' prayer meeting, Wed-
nesday at 3 p. 111. Thursday evening
at 8 o’clock there will be a reception
to luv. and 1litre. Macaroni] Music
M. John Staploton, pastor—-
for Sundayihiox 3. pinion. organist
Topic, 1
CARBETS
Wilton Velvet:
Tapestry Brussels
Ingrain
Crex Matting
Fibre Matting 1
Japanese Matting
China Mattin
Imt. Wood Filling
Brush“ Mats
Rubber Mats
Wire Mats
Floor Coven
That necessitates new Floor Coveririgs. “We want to remind .
you "that we show" good lines Floor Coverings and Draperies. j
.. gs
Fever.
RUGS
Axminsters, 18 x 36 to 9 It.
. x 12 It. -
Tapestry Brussels. 811, 3 x 2
10ft. fiandg ft. x 12 yIt. '
Wool Fibre, g ft. x 12 ft.
Ingrain Rugs, 7 ft. 6 x 9 it.
and 9 ft x raft.
Log Cabin Rugs. :8 x 36 to
9 it. x 12 It.
Crcx Rugs, 18 x 36 to 9 ft.
x 12 ft.
Oil Cloths and Linoleuml.
Lace Curtains and Draperies.
Shades to Order a Specialty.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
A. Dickerman.‘ 81' Son
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Give
and director:
Morning.
Preludcwtlrave and Moderate from
Sonato op. 137 ......... G. Merkel
Quartet-Hail to the Lord's Anoint~
ed ............... P. A. Schnecker
Rosanne—Cast Thy Burden Upon the
Lord ............. F. Mendelssohn
Quartet-O Jesus. Thou Art Stand-
ing..............; Thos. J. Shepard
Gunnery—«Nocturne In‘ A (requesb
ed) .......... 1. ..... D. R. Munro
Postlude"—'I‘cmps di Marcia .. . .
Alfred Redhead
Evening, 1:
Prelude-Andante Cantabile In 1" ..
A. In ‘77er
Anthem—«Lovely Appear . ..C Gounod
Offertory—intcrmezw In E ....... :.
Jno ll. Major
Quartet-Come Ye Dieconsolute ..
' P A. Schnocker
Postiude-March in 8 Flat. .E. Silas
Swedish Congregational Church;
Morning service at, 10:30; Sunday
school at 12 o'clock; young people‘s
meeting at 5 p. m; evening service at
7: 30. All Scandinavians are cordially
invited. Rev. J. Warner will occupy
the pulpit. ‘
BAPT I 81'.
Baptist Chore-:1, South Norwnlk, Rev.
R. G. Hartley. pastor—The services at
Ethel Baptist Church are held at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The morning
service will be as follows:
Prelude—Communion ...... Desha‘yes
Holy, Holy, Holy,
Sung by the People.
Resyonslve Reading.
Lesson from the Scriptures.
Anthem—«King oi hove
Resmnse—Jimrd‘s Prayer ..... Chant
lSolo—J Heard the Voice Johnson
Sermon—~A Wise Passlvity.
that believeth shall not .make haste."
Following the morning service the
Sacrament of the Holy Communion
will be administered. The lesson will
a brief communion meditation will be
given by the pastor The quartet will
‘chant during the distribution .of the
elude with the closing hymn.
The evening service will be as {017"
lows: 1
Prelude-ll.argo ....... Handel-Smith
Anthem—Day Is Dying In the west.
' Salter
Response—axeep Thou My Steps ..
. Gabriel
Offertory1....L....:........ Engelmann
Dueti—Lovo Divine ......... -. Gelbel
Sermon—The Religion of the Heart.
Even Song.
The Bible school will follow the
communion service. The Baptist
Young'i‘eopie’s meeting will bezheld In
the chapel of the church at 6 p.111.
Miss Elizabeth Sharer will lead the
meeting and the theme of discussion
In Patience.
The following are the announce-
ments for the week:
On Tuesday at 7:45 p. mt, the Circle
of the King’s Daughters will meet In
be taken lip In the coming months.
.011 ~Wednesday the Home Mission
meeting of the Woman’s Association
will be held In the church at 3 p. 111.
Mrs. Willis Austin will load In the dis
canton of the Life and Work of John
L. Dyer.
The church prayer and praise ser-
vice will be held at 7:45 p. in. on
Thursday; The aubhct will be The
Will in Religion. The poster desiresl
Audiences 11cm seventy live to one
hundred have. gathered at the prayer
services since the pastor has taken
members might be present during
Lent.
S. & H. Trading Stamps
Text, "He,
l’ostlude In D minor ........ Vincent}
be read from scriptural selections and"
Sacrament and the service 1will con-g
the church parlors. Mrs. W. 311mm! none in this locality.
the president, will present the work to"
On Friday the ltallan sewing class
will meet as usual.
The church will be open for prayer
and meditation each Friday during
Lent from 3 to 4 p. m. After this week
special music will be given and Lent»
en addresses will be delivered by the
pastor at this hour.
*.
Grace Baptist OhurchLReV. II. G.
Nichols, paston~Morning service, 11
o'clock; Sunday school, :1 p. m.;. eve
icing service. 7:45 o'clock. A visiting
pastor will occupy the pulpit at both
serviced
—..-.—
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Chill-ch, E.Rev Frederick A.
1(‘oien1an, rector. J. Sims, organist
and choinnuuter. second Sunday in
; Lent—8 a. m.. celebration of the Holy
Communion: 10:30 a. m., celebration
of the Holy Communion and Barman;
l12:15 .p. 111., Sunday school and Bible
classes; 3 p. m., Sacrament of Holy
Baptist; 7:30 p. m.. monthly choral
evensoug and monthly musical service.
Monday~4 p.111. special rehearsal
of the Lenten choir
{Noam-4:30 p. m., eveningl pray
or and devotional reading; 7: 30 p. m..
monthly business meeting of the W0-
man's Guild. Full attendance desired
to consider matter of great impor-
tance.
Wednesday—4:30 p. m., .lunior Aux-
iliary to the Board of Missions; 7:30
I p. m., Trinity Junior Chapter Brother-
hood 0 St. Andrew at home of H. 0.
Bailey.
Thursday—4:30 p. m., evening prsy~
er and devotional reading: 2 p. :11.,
sewing meeting at the rectory; p.
....... Nevin. 111., Trinity Brunch Girls‘ Friendly So
ciety.
Friday~~4 p. 111.. St. Hilda‘s Guild
meeting; 7:45 p. m., litany penitentlal
lattice and address. .
Special sewing meeting of the W0-
man's Guild at the rectory Thursday
afternoon at 2 o‘clock to new on the
. vestments for the Lenten choir.
Wednesday "at 4 :‘30 p. m. and at ii
p. m., stereopticon lecture In the par-
IsI1-,ball on Mission Work in Cuba
The afternoon lecture is especially for
the children of the parish. and their
young friendsH The" voluntary cuntrl
butions at these lectures will be de
voted to missions to apply on our ap~
portionment. There will be no charge
rfor admission" Everyone most cordial-
ly invited. They are Open to the pub-
lie.
The music at the services on Tues-
day and Thursday afternoons will be
sung by the beaten choir of girls.
The Men's Bible Study Class under
the leadership of Flrederick H. Field
will meek for lite first time vxt sun
day at l :15. A most cordial Invita-
tion extended to all men. "whether
members of Trinity Church or not to
attend. The meeting will be in the
church. The rector will address the
meeting on the topic: The Bible In Ac.
tion. A: special effort is made by the
choir to make these monthly services
beautiful and uplifting. The music
, rendered by the choir Is surpassed by
A hearty wal-
comc Is extended mall.
011 the evening of March 24, the
choir will render Steiner's Crucifixion.
The rector desires that all who may
be thinking of confirmation this year,
will please hand their- names to him
with any adult.
Saint Paul's parish, second Sunday
In Lem—~7: 80 a. 111., Holy Communion;
‘nipouk; 7:30
charge. but it In his desire that 111 m'
Inca-vice Ia at
9: 45 11.111, morning Driller; 10: 30 a.
all the members to avail themselves of 1:11., Holy Communion and sermon; 12
thinnervlcs during the beaten camp. 11., Sunday school; 3 p. m., Sunday 1-
school “at at. new mm; Win-
111.. choral erections
and sermon. ” gem“- every week day
at 9 in the moi-111113411111 1 In the after-
noon. except Friday,
He will gladly talk the matter over
‘ Friday evening service nevt week will
W
. Morning. ,
Frelude—vAndante ... ...... Morkel
'_ Kyrio. ...... ...... ....‘1Naylor
Sunctué ................. Tours
Continue Solo—die Shall Feed His
, Flock ..................... Handel
. I Miss De Pierne. '
: Soprano Solo—Come Unto Him
Handel
Mrs. Smith.
Postlude In D ................ Merkel
Evening.
Prelude—Night Song .......... Vogt
Bonum Est In E flat ........ Potter
Deus Miseratmr In D ........... Buck
Cantata —~ Peultence, iPardon and
Peace ................... "ii/launder
Anthem-My Song Shall Be of Men
Cy .~ ....................... Harkcr
Pestlude~Mclodie ............ Grieg
Christ Church, Rev. J. liypkin
:1
when the evening '1”
be the Rev. Ernest J. Croft. at Bridge-
port. (Picture talk on Tuesday night
all 7: 30 at the chapel. Service at Win-
nipauk Mission Wednesday night at
7: 50.
Brown. rector, second Sunday in Lent
«Sunday school at. 10 a. 111.: evening
prayer and sermon at 3:115.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
Swedish Lutheran, C. O. Thunberg,
palm—Service at 4 p. m. In the Sun-
day school room of the Episcopal
Church, West street and Trinity place.
The pastor, C. O. Thunbcrg, will speak
on the subject, "Fast, Faith and Pray-
er." All are 'welcorne. Wednesday at
8 p. m. the Ladies Aid meets at the
home 01" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.
3 Winfield street, East Norwalk. The
ladies extend’a hearty welwme to all
to attend.
THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU-
DENTS' ASSOCATION.
The International Bible Students'
Association will meet on Sunday at 3
p, m. at 17 River street, Norwaik. Sub
Ject of study. Ransom and Restitu—
tion. All welcome. No collection.
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
lake Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If It tails to
cure. E. W. Grave’s signature Is on
each box 25c. ' 4
BUT YOU CAN PAY LAUNDRY
BILL BY MAIL.
As long as the American pays his
laundry bill to an Americanized China‘
man, instead of having to send his
money across the water to the Chinese
(zulnaman. it need not wdrry him to
know that bank notes, current coin and
bullion are prohibited Importation Into
China. Packages containing such ar-
tlcies are not admissible to parcel post
malls In this country, when. addressed
i'or delivery "In China. says the post
cilice department.
O'GORMAN'S DIARY.
Senator O‘Gorman remarked to a
colleague the other day that he used .
to keep a diary.
"I sturtsdfin when I was 17 years
old." said O‘Gorman, "and kept it up
without missing a day until I was
about 24."
"And why did you stop then?" the
friend asked.
"Why.“ replied O‘Gormnu,‘ "there
was no longer any need for me to
write down by daily doings: i got
married then.“——~Kelly In Plain Deal-
er.
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business thomugbfares.
women in any walk of life.
Attention is directed in 1
St.
They don't look like 9&'
bundles. \l'r'v special.
Umbrella
blue. gray. and 1:111 on white.
with black.
it .
with attached collar, regular
For ages 7 to 16 years.
\Vorld." For Spring \vcar.
Vests, low—necked and S]
Union Suits, low—necked,
Qualities in gauze cottm
in every way satisfactory.
dressmakcr, can be adjusted
tings can be made, trinunings
fcctcd without the \x‘earisor
Pattern Section.
Japanese Tcnuguis. The
The Pine Bough, \‘v'istari
Bamboo and lfirtls. 15c ea
The Demonstration and
closes today.
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WOMEN’S UMBRELLAS.
value and more, which bappc
are of line tu'illcd corolla cloth with
Boys' Blouses, two styles, with plain neckbund,
39c,
American Hosiery Goods,
_ The Perfection Dress Form.
aid to the woman who docs her own sewing, or for the
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SMART WALKING sur'rs
hon SUNNY MARCH DAYS.
Spring is pretty well advanced in the Suit Rooms.
The severely Tailored Suits of Whipcord, IlIiagonals. and
Novelty Worstcds with their
looking little short coats are
\vmncn whose daily walks take them on the
Business-like.
with enough appearance of masculinity to be acceptable to
straight skirts and smart.
just what will appeal to all
prominent
comfortable, and
he \vimlmv exhibit on Main
Suit Rooms, second lim 11'.
98c.
'I‘Ill‘y Itink lIlt‘ll'
They
missit ill
l'mbrcllas.
us to by $1.25 each.
trimmed
Main St.
Section, entrance.
MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, SPRINQ PATTERNS.
Striped Madras, a few advance numbers. lavender, UIII
Neat cfi'ects in white lined
("out style with attached cuffs.
it
$1.00 each.
()1.
50c grade.
2 for 75c.
I'Iabcrdasllcry Section.
UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN.-
“None better in tin-
ccvcless, 50c.
knee length, $1.25 to $1.75.
1 21nd,.sl1ccr 11510 which are
1
This very substantial
to any sized form. and fit—
npplicd. and designs pcr-
11c standing. Shown at the
Near the Silk Section.
Hand Towel of old japan.
A new line received. which includes some old favorites:
:1. Grapevine, Maple Leaf.
ch.
l.'pliolstcr_\' Store. third floor.
Fitting of Florita Corsets
dip H. ill. iiirah Company.
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Manda” -
. [NW
or»:
posing of many small
_ space they occupy to
Riding Gloves, etc.
86 WASHINGTON ST"
Last Call, for
fi‘Winter Merchandise
We intend to make a quick move in fdis- ‘
odds and ends, all of which must give up the .
Included are remarkable values 111 Aviation
Caps, Dressing Sacques, Flannelette Gowns,
_ Underwear, Kid and Fabric Gloves, Gauntlet
The N. E. RYAN co. 1
a
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a
us‘xuv-ngunx‘1‘
lots, broken sizes and
the new spring arrivals.
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HENB LAYING MORE EGGS.
The egg-laying contest, at Storrs col-
lege, goes merrily on,\ with the birds
still on the increase. 1All past rec-
ords were broken during the sixteenth
week. The total number of eggs laid
the number went to 1,639 eggs. a gain
of 224 eggs for: the week. The spring-
m... weather of the past week did
great things for the leghorns. Every
pen in the contest is now laying and
Increasing Its yield every week.
by" three last Week. A pen 0! single
comb" huif orplngtohs, owned by O.
Wilson, of Carlisle, w. Va, won the
‘ honors for the week. having laid thirty-
one sign out of a possible thirtyanve.
This is “when score made so far
during the contest. The white Ply-,
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week before last was 1,115. Last iveok‘
The Weekly pen record was beaten-
-‘x “\ "“ \‘u .1
' f- I- "'."1"
Imouth Rocks made a good showing"
Ithe past week. A pen ()1 white Ply-
mouth itocks owned by Hans Lobcrt
of the Philadelphia Nations, held sec-
and place for the week, with a total
of twentymine eggs to their credit.
ARNOLD BENNETT HOPEFUL
Arnold Bennett. the English novelist.
1s hopeful about the future of the Am—
erican novel. "The great argument in
Its favor,” he says “lies" In the sterenu-
cusness. the variety and the essential
romance of American life. What could
not Blazac have done with Plttsbm‘g,
them-hour express between New York
and Chicago, Wall street. Mr. Pierpont
Morgan and the wheat growing
states?" ~ ' y "
Sentinel want adabring results. _
Norwalk Chronicler