l l‘moet‘lng there will be a brief special
blessed is the man
who walkcth not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners.
Nor sitteth In the seat
of the scornt‘ni.
1,;
cm»
-Psulms 1: 1.
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a
1-
m..“...“mmflw.
METHODIST. Alanna Del.
First Methodist, Church, South Nor-j'iloxui Noble.
walk. t‘.‘t.-~~’1‘hc pastor, the Rev. John ilenedlction.
E. Zolter. will preach at. both services ‘ l’cstlittle—~0iiertoirc in 1.; Flat
tomorrow. 10:30 a. in. subject, (.‘hrist-‘ Lofcbnro wmy
ian ‘Songwlta Place and Value. 7 1).: _ . ~«-——--~—
m, it You count Live Your one over? Milli“ Sim-i A- M- E» Church. Re".-
A3ain~Whut “w"? Musical Dmitlhsrlcs N' libhons, pastorwhiorning' . :’\=":rant":::’.=>:>=>:>:>‘""I"""“"fitmm’mw'"‘ l~~~Sundayschool at 10 a. mu. morning
grams: ‘Stli'li‘i? ill 110a 111.; birthday school at. u prayer and sermon at it a. in.
Morning. I1..:..tt p. 111.. Mrs. hialvinia. Burr, sn-i II
,1)”.thme mm ........... [Batiste . perintcndont; Allen Christian EndcaV-l ’ ' .. .V, ‘ SALVATION ARMY.
Anthem-4) lie Joyful in (ind ..... . i0" League ‘di 7 P. mu James Fallenl “ .‘9 Salvation Army»—~Suturday 'at it p.
Muxfieid :- isUberintendent: preaching at 8 it. dull. 9‘ THE NEW VEIL 5‘ l m., Ensign George (“ooko, of ch York
Oi'ftzrtory. i]uartct~~l’.och of Ageg .. bi’ the pastor. Subject, The Imllm‘tantl 9! 7 H lcity, will give a lecture t‘uttitlcd Ch»
Buck ‘ Question. , l I) FASHIONS ‘II cumnavigatinu the Earth. Ensign
Poetlutlow-ilart-hc Flambonttmfllarkcl Thursday “lgl'ls*‘01“95 “‘9‘"an [Ii . u ‘ Cooke has aaniatod in rovivals in a
' Evening. l Wednesday night-«Annual donation; i; number of the European countries:
Prelude Rt‘.\‘€"l(‘ ......... Sclirter-ltot',-‘“‘imer “1 Grand Army hall. ‘ l ”‘ A beautiful collection, embracing the latest Parisian .‘9 I‘ also in Australia and the Fur East
Anthmrimt‘iaviour 1;”.an an Evening; Friday night-~i'ru.ver meeting. I 9! modcls in a pleasing variety of styles and colors. SI l and a “‘1,“er of the. state“ in the tin,
Blessingr .................... . Rait'l ' “””""" l 9 NEW MESH VEILINGS at ........ 250 to $1.00 yard (I i ion. A silver offering; will be taken to
Quartet—v Abide With Me .. Schneclterl “ COHGREGAT'ONAL' .3 E! l“ i‘ wide ””8“ 0‘ the “WW” and "‘0“ “'3“in .8 ,dofray the expenses of the service.
Postinde .................. Ashmall: South Norwalk Congregatiqnuii ” nouhxfflali lil‘lttrrfittl‘ill‘el‘ttll: w‘oll ll“ lt'ho {lug-y 0300: iI ,
Sunday—9:30 a. in, class "100th!!!lChUN'li, Rev. John Staplcton, pastor-m1; h " ”0 " l v ‘ g 9 "t 5 1‘ 3 M J.“ it“ em . .7”, l
leader. John Greenwood: 12 m.. Itiblo210130 a. "1-7 1 a SHETLAND F'N'SH VE‘LS 't """ 25° ’"d 50‘ yd. S, l
school session 1“] charge of William l Organ l’reludewAliegrctto Calkin; 1. MOURNING VEILS and large aseortment,-. ‘ 1! t
Ewing; 13 or, Men's Bible. Study Class 1 Reading of the. Scriptures. .lohn Vlii.: g :1 {mm -------------------------- 500 to 32-00 each n i
in the auditorium; ti l. m.. youn my: 1-27- * ; * MALINES in an extensive variety, Including the our “' 2
1119's dovotl inai mcetlng, loam-mg )XusslAnthcm-~The Good Shepherd .. iinrri’ «a, tel-proof .\ia.incs. Excellent for early spring mil- :2 t
negate glim‘ c. iSertnon by tho pastor»~Foilowiug the? flurry ”90‘ I ‘.I :
Monday—w? p. m.. Boys“ Athletlcl (iicam. ' ‘ l u l
Club. - ‘ l'tlrgun Posllildt‘"”OfiOI’lOlTI' Read. The N E RYAN G0 3‘ t
Tuesdayw-(fluss meeting, loadci ! Evening service at 7:30 o'clock: ' . ' S! ‘
Seth Remington. lOrgan Preludc--—Allegretto.Machtnstt- , 35 WASHlNGTON 97'" SOUTH NOfiWM-K u i
Wednesday-“7:45. gatertalnment . ‘SOIig service, led by the pastor. ' I l
given under the auspices” the Junior . Reading 0! the, Si'rii’iill‘i‘3« “"199 l- l I ‘-’ l
Ewan}. 13.3%“... , iAiithetnv-Jflod Shall Wipe Away Alli , , , , , 1 . H 1
‘ m..... Eltat:=*:<:<:<:«::<:.:<:t:<:t:<:<:t:.::z. -.--.... t
. Thursdaywz p. m.. Sewing Circle oi“
the Ladies' Aid Society meets at the , Sermon by ”“3 1‘35”" """ A Man's
. home of Mrs. A, D. Wadsworth, Moss; liglou.
, ' Hill. 7230, the Forum. :45, prayer"”"51““1 “0‘0 by. Mrs. F- U. (“11111113
3nd conference meeting. Organ Preludcm March . Subuninnn
‘.“!t'riday~»3:l33. Junior ielpworth League I
meeting.
,.
t
12le p. in. (flames for all ages.
Young-r Men's ljlclartmcnt and Young
Men‘s Christ-
Norwnlh Methodist Church, Frank Women‘s llclutrtmcnt.
‘1). Torrey, pastor—-:‘.it)l‘illiig‘ WOi‘SlIlll,:llill inquiry meets at 12:11! 1). Ill.‘ “‘i
10:30, subject of sermon, The Temple ‘ the large class i'nmn Hltsliill‘h‘. Shir
or tilt Lord. ironing service. 7:!iilult’h‘l. lSl'ilcl'S Last Jtldét‘.
The pastor will preach on the subject. I W. Will. Slll‘lllmVUt'Nl Union (Tlluili‘l
Keeping in_iiarmony With God. ThelSuudav school at 3:80 p. it). Senior
choir will give a special musical aer~ (Y. P, S. C. 1*]. meeting at 6:30. lamdet‘fi
vice, l‘(‘ild5‘i'llli§ selections front Far-illiciintd tilcason. Topic. Success
moi-”es Mass In D Flat. Sunday inorn- I Worth ilaring and Not Worth Iinving,’
lné,r (lass mectinz, {1:30. li‘tl by i“. iiiilnn. 4: 28-37.
Bedicnt. Silitlil)’ school. 12:05 p. tn..i Tuesday—An important business
0. J. Clark, supcrintendcnt. Epwortb g meeting of Endeavor Circle of King‘s
League devotional service. 6:30 p. m lilauchtcrs will be held at tho home oi
Subject, Transttrcssiou as Rebellion , MGR. J. ii. Ferris, 30 West arcane, at
Against Love. 1.0adors,Clnrcucc Cai‘ll 11. m. The lntcrmodiale il'. 7. SO'
hie and IleS‘rand Greenwood. icicty meeting at 4:30 in thc Church
Tuesdayvi'ult‘) p. 111., class meeting, ‘, parlor. imadcr, Miss iielcn Andrews.
led by F. T. Roscoe. 8 D. m.. the Wo~ eropic, Fishers oi Men.
man's Home Missionary Society will Wednesdayw'l‘hc sowing meeting of
“hold its meeting: in the prayer room. Wliutsoevor Circle. of Kiur's Dough
This is the annual meeting with elcc‘ tors will be held. with Miss F. M. Henc-
tion of officers. At the close of the dic
7 p. m.. all young people who desire
to join the church chorus arc salted to
meet Mr. irnnnis. At 7:30 p. m..
choir and chorus rehearsal.
meeting of thc Woman‘s Foreign So-
ciety, and it is desired that all mite
boxes and dues shall be brought in at
that time.
Wednesday "8 p. m.. lecture. on Ab-
raham Lincoln by the Rev. David
Hughes, the Welsh evangelist.
.Thursday—Trlio p. 111., prayer and
praise meeting.
Fridayvftzso p. 111., Junior League
p, m.. topic_ What is the Bible to You?
First Congregational Church, Rev.
EruefiF. McGrcgor. Ph. D., pastor--
Sunday services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.. preaching by the pastor.
tinder the direction of Mrs. Harry Morning subject, The Positive [.lvc.
Smith, . Evening talk on St. Francis of Assisi,
Music for the day: whine Hymn to the Creator will be
' Morning. sun; by the choir. Sunday school at
Prelude—Andante Grazloso ....... 12 noon.
, 1 ‘ .l. H. Wallis Wednesday at 3 o'clock In the chariot
- «Quartet—4n Heavenly Love Abid- the L. B. A. will meet. Subject, Lite
lug. ............. . ........... Holden in the .Southern Mountains. Sneaker.
reporter—0 Come to My Heart, ~Lord Rev. A. F. Beard, DO. The ladies of
Jesus ....... ...... ....... Ambrose the Norwalk Baptist and East Norwalh
Postlude in C ...... Lernmens Methodist churches have been Invit.
. Evening. \ ed. 'i‘ea will be served by the Gleam
".miude‘wmfertolre era’ Circle.
Thursday at it p. m.. the church will
author for prayer and conference. Bub-
' Jam, The Happy Life as. Jesus Saw It.
Music (or Sunday, Alan. 8. Gibson.
organist and director: .
Mornin.‘
Prelude—«in the Morning E. 't‘irleg
Quarter-«Sunlight O'or the Fielda..
‘ ' “ J. Hhein‘bergcc
Soprano .Boio—e'ifurn Thee Unto Me..
M. Uonta
Reaperrsov—wWe Adore Thee, 0
Christ G. P. Palestine
Quartetwltwlakei My Soul
‘ P. a. Sonnet-it“
Postiudewli'anthsia with Choral ...,
. ‘ . Henri; smart
Everptt E. Truette
Stlnrlity—~'i‘lic Bible school :ncots at;
Louder, .l.;
.. .. Wm...” ......w “......“
Wednesdly~3:3t) p. 10.. Junior Aux~
...—.... ....
.-
Brldgeport Advertisements i
..m....ww. . .m...,......,.._~—..._. ...... “...
Bridgeport Advertisement: 1
.. biliary to the Board or Missions. 7:30
p. m.. Junior Chapter Brotherhood of
St. Andrew. ‘
Thursday—4:30 p_ m.. cveningpray-
er and devotional reading. 1:45 p. in,
Girls’ Friodly Society.
Friday—4:15 p. m.. confirmation
slay
HdBléRY ,alway‘e been prominent
lecond.
class; 7:45 p. m.. litany penitential of
lice and address.
Wednesday at 4:30 p. in. and at 8
plane. with NEOKWEAR a close
HOSIERY
For Boys and (iirls.
“Buster Brown"
For Mon and Women.
“Carin" Hou '
Finc, Medium, iieavy
titrla’ and lioys‘.
Gauze and Medium
Ladies‘ and licnt’u
Nova-same
A popular Horse for Men and
Women.
A Popular Price is 15c. 2 for 250
Heavy or Light Weight for
p. m., storoopticmi lecture in the par
lair hall, on mission work in China.
The afternoon lecture is especially for
the children of the parish and their
young friends. The voluntary coniri
butioti‘at these lectures will be devot-
ed to missions to apply on our appoint
meat. Therc‘wili he. no charge, for
admission. Every one most cordially
invited. They are upon to the public,
Offering for tho faminc rolicf fund.
The music at than ecrvlccs on Tues-
day; and Thursday at'tcrnoons will be
sung by the [441‘an (intlll' of girls.
NECKWEAR
Floral Ifiecee at. . . .250 and 500
.Jabotlat ...........25 and 600
Dutch Collars at ... .250 to $1.00
RIBBON8
Flam at ............ . ...... 100
Plain at ............ . ...... 150
Plain and Fancy at ........250
BARGAIN SALE OF EMBROID-
Boys and tilris, Ladies (.1'
.Men.
Tho rt-ctor doairos that all who may
be. thinking of. confirmation this year.
ERlES.
S4 WASHINGTON ST.
A. Dickerman & Son
...—
will plcasc hand their panics to him.
He will gladly talk the mailer over
‘ with any adult.
Grace Church, Roy. .i. Benton Wern-
or, rector, the fourth birthday in Lentm
The cclobratiou of the Holy Commu-
nion at B o‘cloutt; morning prayer and
sermon at 10:31); Sunday school at
noon; mission Sunday school at Broad
River at 3; evening prnycr and sermon
at 7:30.
TELEPHONE 44b -
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Christ Church. ‘ltev. .i. inphin
Lilrowu. rector, fourth Sunday in Lent
u ~_. ‘\,u\.vu,.\‘ - cyt- ¢\,‘\n\,
Re- .
r
Evening.
Prelutic-w-Adagio from First . So
unta ............... Mark Androwa
l Authemmt) God, the Protector .
i ii. Buck
.()fl’crtoryw-Benediction Nuptlal
'i‘heo lluboia
‘Cnniatami-iymn to the (.‘rcator
J. F. liridizc
,Postludowlt‘inalc of First Sonata..
' r M. Andrews
Swedish (“ongrca’ntionul Churchm
:Morning ocrvice at 10:30; Sunday
ischooi at 12 o'clock: young people‘s
Emeetlug at :3 p. m.: evening service
{at 7:30. This will be Rev. in. War-
‘ncr's last Sunday hum. The following
finndtty the regular pastor will be in.
ici‘argo. All Scandinavians are wel-
i
a come.
...—...... ..-. ....
. BAPTIST.
South Norwalit Baptist
:orttcr of service.- will be as follows:
f‘Organ Preluduwnndanto ..
l Soly. Holy,
I Sung by the Congregation.
'rhtirsdawaid-wcek service at 7:451, Salutation. followed by the invocation.
; Responsive Reading.
Hymn 519.
iScrInture. Lesson.
Prayer, followed by Choir Response.
tOflertory~~Melodi0 .
,Qttnrtcttemmms Unto Me ..
E Scrotum-Th0 Ultimate.
”Organ Postludo~Fnufare ..........
at 7:30 p. m. is as follows:
quest.)
Me In Paradise!"
Ellen $0118.
Symphony
.t.
Iollowing announcements:
‘ Raving and 'Ntit Worth 14“"
tinsel Andrew is the, ionic; tor tg
> Churchm
i'l‘hc morning service. at the Baptist!
0, 42 West avenue at 2 o‘clock. Al ;(‘.hurch begins promptly at. 10:30. The
. . Gt'itton
Anihcinwtiiod is love. ....... . Shelley
Rhelubcrger.
.. West
DuboIs-Rogers
The music for the evening service
Organ Proludo~Cradlc Song..Bott.iu;
Anthem—0 Come to My Heart. Lord
Jesus .. ..... ..... Ambrose “‘” lent houses of the Order In the lirov-
misnomer—Abide With the Lord .. l EP'BCOPAL' . linco. 110 is well known throughout
Gabriel Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A..Ccniiot-t.!cut. having been affiliated
Offer-tory .. ..... ...... Wagner Coleman. rector; Iii. J. 81ml. organist l with a house of the order in New ital
Solon-Tho Holy City. (Sun; by re- and choirumaster, fourth Sunday In
Sermon—The decond Word irom tho Communion.
Cross: "Today Thou Shall nothth munlon. 10:30 a. b., morning prayer, bore. among others his sisters, Mra.|
Organ ‘Pontluuem-Finale to the Third er and sermon. n .,
Mendelssohn Monday—mi p, 111., special rehearsal
The church calendar contains the of tho Lenten choir.
12 p. m._ the Bible school follow at 7 High street. 423011.11» ovenlnx
its morning service. We are propnn prayer and dovotionai reading. 8 p.
ing a special program for Easter and m.. a very important" meeting of the
we need your antennae In the sin 1-. men oi Trinity church Interlanise‘a ,
ing. ‘6 p. m..the topic for the young lire
people’s meeting is Suction worth Ct the church,
but it'll hill 1
evening. A cordial invitation is cx-i
tended to the young pcopic. ;
’l‘ursdaymiwib p. m.. the Circle of,
the Kinn‘s Daughters will meet in the:
chapel to oonaidcr thc adoption of the
new constitution. All the‘ members
are, urscd to on“ present.
Wednesday—~15 p. m.. the monthly; will conduct meetings as follows: 114
prayer iucetlng of the Woman’s As'sov, a. m.. holiness meeting; 3 p. m.. Slur
elation will be held in the church. Thu. day school: 3:30 p. m.. at the Rescue
srlbit‘rt will be the Victory Over Slufi Mission, North Main street, and s at
Mao W. 'I‘ryou will end.
:STAFF CAPTAIN WALTER MARIEl
Sundaywt‘nptain Malice. of
Tat, battle for souls. Monday at it p.l
'i‘hursduyw’izib p. m.. the subject of: m.. there will be a tree stereopticon
the lll'ili'i’r meeting this WEEK Willj lecture at the hall entitled Darknsti
ho The. Cross the Symbol of the Vick, A‘nerlta, This lecture will be illustrat-i
tory of Failure. Wu urae your tit-,cd by 100 views. All are. weloome.i
lurv of Failure. :Scats'm‘c freo. Captain and Mrs. 13.1
Friday-~tlultt p. m.. The Supernatant J. Porrett, omoers In charge. l
al Death of Jcsus. iii. bl. Crowo will be. m..”... .,
the BOlOlS‘i and A. Merriam Will DYE-E 3T. JOBEPH'S CHURCH.
i
i
t
I t. -. .
sue a the organ the‘ The Very Rev. Father Heanan. ().l
«i l
I
The pastor desires to thank ‘ p” provincial of the Dominican Order.
. b l ' - l ’
mem era 0 the Wanting Association, will deliver a lecture in S]. Joseph'm
for tho delightful dinner served Mon-i liurcb at vcspers on Sunday cvenlnu
, . . . u , v,’
i .
“all :53:t‘t(li:il‘tiidn‘:::ii‘etll: attendants "“ “‘0 """ellii' mid Minn." 0‘ the
' 'q ‘ ’ :lrish to Faith and Fatherland.
. l ' .
assist he ushers in ”886me the‘ The people of St. Joseph's arc to be;
unift‘rmity of the. Sunday services by: congmmmted m Beaming for mg m..
permitting them to seat you dl‘rmgécasionsuch a distinguished and proml-i
toe hymns.
it will avoid confusion-Ir
this plan is carried out. Father Herman is hti
r neat. preacher.
‘ ghead of the Dominican Order in the§
it is desired that all Join 1" the ever] Eastern Province of tho United States,i
ning 59“; as it ‘3 softly sung by ”mum order embracing in its community}
quartette. ’
.. .r . laevcrnl hundred members. it is thoi
“ulna: grill? 120:3; ”mm for the highest and most responsible positioni
k 3 t g '8‘ “and the one holding it is selected by;
..-....___._._. I .
. ‘ ~ ., 1 the votes of his coni'ores. It is a very.
V3123: mfiziigfflgh R9311; L",flatiering tribute to Father lieanttn'a.
' ‘ ’1‘ e 30 ' m..} ability and as be Is a young man, it
31:16:: SS: 311022.32 2%2023p228:30 i la a special mark 01 confidence in him
0. m.. devotional at 7:15; preaching at}as well M a recognition 0‘ his excep-
P , | .. .tlonal qualifications. rather Hosanna
l7:4», subject. Your llnspeahable self’fliendqrartors are in Newark, N. J“
The pastor will preach morning and‘ but. in the performance of his variod
evening. A“ aro welcome. idutlea, ho is obliged to visit the. d
lven for a number at years. cite is also
Lent—vs a. m., celebration of the Holy . well known both in NOI'Walk and
Men‘s corporate oom- ‘Soutb Norwalk, having many relatives
and nermon: 12 m.. Sunday school and;
. Bible classes; 7:30 a m.. ovenlns pray-
Lflc‘. of Union intent, and Mrs. Flynn.
of Cedar street, together with tbclt‘
rambles. ' ‘ p
The lecture. the man and the doom
aion Is one that the people cannot woll
emu-d to neglect. There is nothing
that appeals more eloquently. mm
sympathetically and more satisfac-
torily to the .heart- at the irish wait
5 Tuesday-4 p. at. setting meeting
medicaid iorgwetit among tho man
”and tout the ow .
(lilo B. (at. itirah (humanity.
Establisluh 135?.
SPRING TAILORED WEAR FOR WOMEN.
Three weeks until Easter. it is high time to make sc-
icctious for Spring strcct “car, and atyrcscut tiic (foul
and Fruit Rooms arc cromlcd with
Smartly Tailored Long Coats.
and Walking Suits.
The Indispensable Long Coat of Wliipcord or line
linglisli Scrgc inklmwil in black. navy blue or Inn. linctl
or uniincd.
Exclusive models with distinctive looking collars, fac-
ctl with pongcc. \vliitc bt'tiiurtl cord or ratiuc.
trimmed
with fancy braid and boating numbcr> of stylish buttons.
$12.75 to $42.50.
Coats for sircct wear, motoring. driving: or trait-ling.
Suit Models of Fine Appearance.
iutwo—tonctl\\'l‘1ipct)rtl, grit}; tan and dark bluc ti-
fccta. in the stylish Rough Scrgc. or tbc smoothly lililrli-
ctl Maiiiiiaii Cloths which many tvoincn wont to
pro for;
Carefully dcaig'ucd and tailorcd. $15.00 to $60.00.
Misses' Suits. girlish attics with nutty >llort coats bur»
lug broad collars and big buttons.
Quito corrcct.
$15.00 to $33.00.
The problem of thc Spring Suit in Utfi)‘ licrc. There
are so many to cltoosc trout.
Sk‘i‘illlll lltltll'.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR OF MEDIUM WEIGHT
For Warmer Weather.
Merino, incdiuiu \vciglit, while or natural.
Wool. uiodiuni \vciglit, \vltitc
Wool, light \vcight, Shirts with long" or short
siccvcs,
sec.
or not 11ml. $1.00.
$1.00.
llrau-t-ra‘. $1.00.
Oxford Gray Sweaters.
.\ small It‘ll, all pure mull. vci‘y ticrit‘ablt'. to clmc will
$1.00. I _
Men's \\‘c;u' Suction. Main St.
THE "MELBA" VEST FOR WOMEN.
.\ vcry satisfactory stilt:
for man} \mincu, as tlic
nliflptt is such that the, Van tin-s not slip oil tlic Slltililtlt'i‘.
'l‘riiunlctl or plain
25:.
l’aucy 'l‘rimmctl \'c.~ts, ucw ticsig‘us.
trinitnctl \\l1ll
lacc at tho top. or iiuialictl with fancy bctnstitcln-ti halide V
25:.
[711.
lcrivcar Srctivm, main titnrr.
BROWN AND WHITE EARTHEWARE.
' Useful Cooking Dishes.
.\ ncw lincjust l'cccivctl. all t‘nc uicusiis that tituligiit
tbc soul of a good cook:
Round and Oval t‘aswmlcs
[intimate and .‘iliii‘illlit‘n
Raincquina and t’tbtztrtl t'upa
i'ic Plates and iiaim
.\ll—lli‘(illll 17131105
. Siiirrcti lib}: l.)ialic.~‘
l‘fi
Hot Water and t‘rcam _l 1134‘s
Mixing Bowls and l'
iitltlliig llirltcs
MW
A special musical program, in ad-
dition to the regular vespers. will bo
discoursod by the choir and this an-
nouncement is sure to meet with an:
proval.
Services will begin at 7:30 sharp.
There will be no admission fee, but
each one may give what he wishes at
the oftcrtory. "
-—-
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
Swedish Lutheran, Ci. 0. Thunberg.
pastor~~Scrvice at 4 p. m. in the Sun-
day school room of Trinity Episcopal
Church, West street and Trinity place.
The pastor. C. 0. Thunberg. will
preach. Subject for sermon. Jeane,
Our True Life. The Scandinavian
public is cordially invited to attend.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Society. of Npr~
walk—Regular Sunday service at
the reading room. Masonic building.
at it u. in. Subject, March 17th,
.fijSubstancc." Testimony meeting.
Wednesday at 8 p. .m. To both aor-
vicnn tho publlce Is cordially and frn~
ternaliy invited. Reading. room opens
to the public each week-day aiternoou
,tro:n.2:15 to 4:30.
.. ......» -......._.... .... awry—......
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
mice Laxative Bromo Qulnins Tablets.
Draggista refund money if it fails to
cure. E. W. Grave’s signature Is on
ouch box. 260.
“...—.... ...-...“-.. ...—...»... . ..
“No, i can‘t get up enough courage
[to ask old Patterson for his daugir
our?" . .
“Mad, why not?"
. ‘fMeuae, i'm a builder or absolute-
'_,ly ‘ imprint nonhuman he is a tire
.
stare ca aaentfl—Atnnvstand Plain.
(flirt fl. till. also diminution.
. .-. -.1~_....-.,_.,.u . .--. m..... 0......“
on. WILEY EnRATIc .
(Bridgeport Standard)
Connecticut has had some-citywi—
' antes with Dr. Wiley which illustrate
the “erotic" character at some. of his-
movemcnts and his judgments, and.
the following from Leslie‘a'Weekly-
ot‘ a roctnt date. does the doctor an
injustice, while it. points out wherein
he. is at times uncertain. to say the‘
least:
Iflvcn lir. \Vlicy's most ardent advo-
cates will, admit. under pressure. that
the doctor is at times erratic. The
science of chemistry is so vast that
no man has ever been able to mastcr‘
the subject. The reputation of chem-
Ists is created by signal research
along certain lines. No man knows
it all. even in chemistry. Therefore
the. retcrcc board was casted by-
i‘rosidcnt RooseVelt. to provide a
board of chemists to review decisions
on appeals from food manufacturers.
This is emphasized in the testimony
taken before the Moss committee,
wherein it appears by Wiley's own ‘
admission. and much to the aston-
ishment of his friends, that he can-
not qualii‘y as a chemist. pathologisi,
physiologist, parmacologist or doc-
tor.
The retention of the Removal board ‘
Ia demanded by the businesti men of.
the country. who have; millions in-
vested In the foodiproduction busi-
ness. 't'hc mumiiaciui‘crs are not
lighting the purc-food'law. They
want It enforced. But without a
scientific body to appeal to below dc- .
cislons of an erratic chief chemist
are put Into legal future. they rive
atrald ofthowoutcomo. '
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Norwalk Chronicler