METHODIST.
South Norwaik Mothodlst—~~-The pus-
.. tor, the Rev. John E. Zeitor, will
V' preach at both sen‘lces on Sunday.
“Homing topic, "A New Testament
‘ “interment of an Old Testament Fact."
Evening theme, “The
Class meeting at 9:30p. m., led by
John Greenwood. Bible school at 12
so., in charge of Superintendent Wil-
liam Ewing. Men’s Bible Class meet-
“ Bullock.
Ier. Musical program:
Morning.
Freludev-Nocturne 1hopin
Anthem~'i-iow amiable are Thy
, Stallernacles" Burnby
‘ Iiuartet~“Como to out heart and
'. abide" .................. w. . . . .thy
:fostlude—Festal Marche . ..Ashlord
, ' Evening.
Wilde—Sketch ........ Beebe
. Anthem~“.lcsus, Savior of my
V, Soul" ................... Schnecker
Contrnito Soio~‘ Oh, lileet ile-
‘ doemer" ................ Weatherhy
Mrs Pughc.
Anthem—"Christ the Lord is risen
today" .................. Schnecker
Quartet—“Magdalene" ....... Warren
V Tenor Solo—«“By the Waters of Baby-
Ion."
Mc. Van Alstyne.
'Anthem- “Christ our Passover". Buck
Baritone Solo-«"Tho Prophecy
. ......................... Rogers
' PMtIude~Msrche Triumphnle Harper
florwalk Methodist Church. Rev.
uncoin H. CRIWeIl, Pastor.—~Morning
tannin, 10:30‘ subject “An Apostolic
Vnistry." Evening worship, 7:30.
Mien, “Buying Blessed," Sunday
tout, lender. Sunday school 12:05
13.: us, Horace Sigmsu superintendent.
Epworth Lesgue Devotional Service,
:30, Edith Crossmnn and Myrtle
“Donn, lenders.
_ V Tuesday evening class meeting 7:45,‘
P. T. Ruscce, lender.
77:45.
“Music lorthe day. morning:-—--.
. Prelude. Organ and Piano.
Quartet. 0 Come Let us. Sing. .Mter
implant, 0 Death, Where is thy
j Sting? ..................... Turner
"Poztludegomnn and Piano.
Evening. ‘
. Prelude, Organ. Piano and Violin.
Quartet. Be Comborted, Yo that
'liiourn .......... . ..... Fischer
prsuo solo. Alleluia ..R. E. Denice!
srtet. Crossing the Bur. .Schnsciter
Maude, Organ, Piano and Violin.
“Knight street Church»11 u. m..
preaching; 12:30 p. in... Sunday school.
'nupmintendeut. Mrs. John Burr; ss-
om concert, conducted by Mrs. John
'Gnnt at 3:30 p. m. Christian Endem-
’vor, conducted by James Fuller.
,rronchin; wt 8 p. m. by Rev. Mr. Lu-
‘ Lisrs. of Bridgeport.
"am—.—
GONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwsik Oonmsotionsl
Prelude,
pensive Radius: Fun 10. Psalm
11:145.
”a l I ~- ss-mh"”s
‘ “lovsV Dirins. oil
Comparative V
Kingdom." Other services ollthe day: 2
log in the auditorium led by Charles:
Young people‘s devotional
meeting, 6:30; lender, Miss Willa Milo
in: class meeting, 9:30, P. H. Be-V
lPreoching by the pastor.
. Quartet,
‘ Postludo, Allegro fume, in D
Blessed is the man
4 who wsikcth not in
the counsel at the
wicked, ..
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor sltteth in the seat
of the scornlul;
-—Psolms l: 1.
Anthem. "Hosanna." V ..
Violin. "Ave Marin” .
Trio. “Lift
.BuchGOtlnod.
Thine Eyes" from "El
iidh." ............. 7. .Mcudolssohu.
Address: by the Pastor: "An Easter
Afterglow."
Anthem, “Untold ye Portsls," from
“Redemption," ......... . . .Gounod
iiymn 195, By the Congregation.
Benediction. The Congregation Booted.
Organ Postlude, "irisilol-ujuh" lpom
“Mansion." ..... . ..... . . . . . Hoods)
Choir of twenty voice. assisted by
Mrs. Jennie Gray Pugh. controlto;
Mrs. Morton MacCuuuiund. pluniste
Miss Ethel Becker. Violinieto.
' Sunday. The Bible School meets
ut12:10 p. in, Men's Christian In-
quiry Club meets at 12le p. m. in the
large Class room upstairs. Subject.
:“The Bible and Poetry." Loader, Dr,
E H. Gumbsrt. SDTIHIWOOd Union
Chapel Sundn3 school at 3: 30 p. in.
Senior Y. 1’. B. C. 1%. meeting at. 6: 30
leader Mlss‘Lois S. Beers. All young
people are welcome
~ Tucson—The intermediate C. E.
Society meeting at 4:30 in the Church
parlors. Annual meeting or the Bibitl
school at 8 p. m. in the church parlors.
All cutters and teachers are salted to
be present.
Wednesday—At 7:00 p. to. All
young people. who desire to Join the
Church chorus arc naked to met Mr.
Grsnniss. At 7: 30 p. m. Choir and
. c horns rehearsal?
Thursday, At 7. 46 p. m. Quarterly
business meeting of the Church after
which the Prayer meeting willhe held.
Topic. “A Helpful Sabbath "
Friday—Meeting ol the Junior So~
clety C. E.. at 4:00 p. m. Catechetlcalt
class for all young people contemplat-
ing membership in the church, at the
parsonage at 7:00 p. m.
First Congregational Church, Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor, Ph.l)., pastor»-
Services at 10: 30 s. m. and 7: 30 p. in.
subject, "The Optimism of Josus.‘
V l Evening contact. "The My of His neo-
‘ 1 “Thursday evening prayer meeting. direction. "
in the evening the Easter
cantata and some of the Easter music
will be repeated.
Tuesday evening at 8 the Egbert
Club will meet in the club room in the
chapel.
Wednesday at. 3,).the L. ii. A. will
meet in the chapel. Miss Francis will
speak on.“Womsn's Psrt in the Polit-
ical itelorm Campaign in Philadel-
phia." The Kind Word Circle will
serve to: and the indies of Grace and
St. Paul’s Churchos mo been es-
pecially invited.
Thursday at 8. the church will meet
lcr prayer and conference. Subject.
“A Workipg Faith. "
Music It the Norwslk Congregation-
sl Church. Alex. 8. Gibson. organist
and director.
Morning.
Prelude Piece Hemiquo
Cesare Franck
"The Lord is Rilon in-
deed" ‘. ..F‘. H..Brscltott
Duet. “Hark, hark my souil"......
. H. R. Shelley
Response. “Here we odor and pro-
lolt." ............J H. Msunder.
Quartet "0n winls Vol living lisbt "
" H .N. Bartlett.
.o..‘.-o.
Iloslss --o
.‘ A. Rom.
Evening lauded! 8m
Prelude. onertory on "0 Fl ‘
to. No. 2. .............A quiimnt‘
Quartet (with violin) “Tile Msur- .
motion," .o...........li. mounts
Oltcrtory. Violin solo. Ludo £11le
lip-o. Alan 0 "Mas-into
tries; violin. flit-[him Wt ciii‘r’.
“ inst, sir. matey Baldwin. 't‘hs violin
Ind clsrinst ports. ensued by the di-
.Juies-G‘lnnicm j
v
Oncrtory, Trio for Organ. Piano until -
Morning
, .‘thl 0mm please no that their
” V0117”. is lit
MCGIOIIII. pooqlgo-ovuuhosoihlso
w‘vg mammal» ll 9......ldwndmlfll WM
_ mun
” robotic. on. when in in. .so‘lolpo 5
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QNI 's Hos... too, 2 for 250
,“Whito. “hon. . .
“ ‘000slsIszl .V.l0oV-
”that“ turn“. ”9"”
Mr W 3’ i .. . ..’. .
Fine. Medium. flésvy
o.’
Lsdlos‘ Hou..:..10¢.3 Mr 5:
Black. Tun. White .
“Humid." ..... ........2£io
“Wear like sixty."
8”ka .......... ........25c,
Block.
Silk Hose ..... 00:. 01.00
Black, White. Tan.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR
............ ...15o, 2 for 26¢
Sleeveless and short sleeves.
LADIEI' GARMENTO ..... 2“
Popular styles.
......
“ GLOVE!
ring-helm .......... m
It. White, L‘hsmois.
suite ....500
Dink, “bite. Colors.
Loin? lull Cloves. . . . . .700, 31.00
Back and White.
MGKWEAK
ti e have on sttrsctlve lino. lut-
est, styles. Flowers and Luke
“God's
RIDBONS
All Silk Elation. . ....... ..15c
Staple colors. '
Main and Fancy .......... 250
Our Ribbon Specialty.
LADIIB' 0033813.. .50: to 03
LADIES ORASIIEBES. 250 to .1
“0008” CORSET!” .250 to 50¢
Were 50c to 012.5.
: 84 WASHINGTON ST.
new“
A. Dickerman 817 Son
TELEPHONE 440
Now is the time to buy
snd perfect littlns. In
VEBTB. various styles in
M 15c to 3100 snob.
soon.
ES' U
styles.25c and
lNFANTB’ A Mi
so wssumd'rou sin,
Spring and Summer UnderWear
Underwear. when we sro showing new and Com-
plete lines lor women and children.
the twin cities will be found such n varied assort-
merit. including the calebrsted "Morode,"
shire " "Crostw ood Mills" snd other nllsbie ms’ites.
“WOMEN'S COMBINATIONQ. high quslit3, all new
Sprinu styles. st 30: to 33.00 per
Lisle and Silk plsin snd elaborately
lobes, all made and finished in lirst oisss manner.
DRAWERBrIIno Cotton and Lisle. wide It
wanted and dcsirsblo- kinds.
The N. E. RYAN (:0.
your Sprins sud Summer
Nowhere in
‘Bcrlt-
numerous sud desirable
omens.
Cotton. aw s Ribbed. lino
trimmed
knee.
ince trimmed; also cut! him. out! snkie length
NDERWIAR in the much
COUTH NORWALK
Colemsn. rector-0aleudsr lat
wool: commencing April l7:
Low Sunday—«ll s. m., Celebration
ol the Holy Communion 10: 30 o. m .
morning purer and sermon. 13 in,
Bible clssses sud Sunday school. 7: 30
p. 711.. evening pray or and address.
Monday --2: 30 p in. missionary
sewing meeting at 7 High street The
ladies are sowing on snmentu tor two
missionary boxes and all ladies of the
parish whether members or the Wo-
man's Guild or not are invited to
come and assist
Tuesday—3: 30 p. 711.. s missionary
meeting 0! the ladies of the parish
held under the suspicos of the W6-
lnan‘ s Auxilinry to nosrd Of Missions.
The Meeting will be addressed by the
Rev. Hugh 1.. Burleson. the general
secretary'to the Board or Missious,
and s general invitation is extendsdto
sit the ladies oi the parish and their
friends to sttond. ll 15p. m’.‘, s sup-
par for the men of the parish. under
‘l‘riuity Church. All mon ”print pun
ish invited to come upon notification
to E. B Douiens, secretory. After
the supper sddreises will be made by
the Rev Hush L. Burioson. of New
York city. and the Hon: “Burton Mons.
held of New Heron. ‘
Wedn0sdsy~e3= 30 p. 221., Junior Aux»
iiisry to the Bosrd of Missions. 7:30
p. m..'Junior Brotherhood or St. An
drew. st 7 High street.
Thursdsyufl: 45.1). on. Girls Friend-pr
iy Society ,
Friday-17:30 p. m., confirmation
class. 7:45 p. m.. chsir reboot-sot.
Will oil whohnyo not u‘tyct hudd-
od in their Euler attain: be sure to
do so at the "Moon on Boudoir? It
is the earnest hope thst' every mom.
tar oi the psrish portioipste in it.
children sli return their mite boxes?
W
“A“ CHURCH.
‘ who . . .
Prsiddo. Duster Elfin!“ . . . . .itslllns
Timid”. 'ln‘ at. nlh-oissl'oss
mum. not”; um
osntsnso-rqosuogafldmw
flushing.
Monmouth filth. ............mitiu
Nuns Dimitis. in o. ...........0sih
the auspices oi the Brotherhood ol-
‘ Lessons from
" ?WWE‘““ list p ss .‘ s. {rt 0 'J'JVIVI’I‘I
In. D» -.;.iv..i...imflh00 n)
the
Arthur it”. Huntington. organist and
choirmsstoi.
fl
Christ Church Rev. J. liypltin
Brown. Rector m‘ll‘irst Buildup otter
1mm Dow Buildnyl Sunday School
at to s m. Morning prayer and sor-
mon st ii is. in. Evening prner every
Friday evening at 7: iii p m.
I St. Paul's shrub. Rev. Louis E.
Howell. rectormLow flundsy: 7: 30‘ n.
m.. Holy Communion. 0: ids. in. man
ulna ornycr. 10:30 a. in. Holy Com-
m'nslon 1nd ”sermon
school.
Andrews Mission, Wlnulpnuk.
p. m. choral evenness and sermon.
IAPTIS‘I‘. .
South Norm; Depths; Rev. Rslph
G Hartley. poster. V
Morning Service. 10:30
Preludo-w-Prsyor a. . .2 . . ~. . “umber
Holy. Holy. lloi'yé-203. Stuns: l. .
lnvocotion (Amen by the choir).
Responsive molar-Selection 17.
Lesson train the Scriptures—wimp 3 ”
Anthom—-—“Lord be Moroitul”..... RINK
Response~“7’othor, bur Thy cull-s
7:30
dren'scull" ................Truem
Ottertory.. .'. ...;.~............;lelson
Quortette—"Como unto his". Chsndler
Hymn 179.
Slimline—Wino Man Poul." ‘
Postindo .................V...Vinoont
Evening "Service. 7:30.
“A not... .7.‘Schueck‘or
o3 Scriptuwiilpbo-
Preludo-Eioxyi
sinus ll.
Anthem-"Doth not Wisdom
cry" ,.............Ro:ers
Eospbnstr-"Ablde’ with ins. Lord"
." Iddtvownssos‘lnlso‘llnlellod .mflex
OIIértory .i-loohino
(inmate-4'0 .Gliodsmno Lint". duos
corms-Mrs. Psychology or sou." *
.oooooo- too-boost.
shoddy-13 .io p
it in. Sundry ‘
3 p. in. Sunday school st 8t. .
Bridsmn summit.
1
Gold Dust
Mulc TchmJiordx
Sapolio
lion Ami
Silexo
Safety Matches
all widths.
I M 'irom its beinggthic latest edit:
DE BEVOISE
Regular-“value Shy),
‘ 75.
son, and they are very easily iiladc'.
a Blazer of thin wool will be a sensible garment.
After the sal‘ these price
‘ .. ‘ 3'35
wounu's ‘ TAILORED eraser. suns.
' manoéigro anneal“? .
A notable showing for the next few days at these
4 lbs. for 17¢.
1320 155?.
« . . SUIT GASES
OF BLACK W'ALRUS
A grcat \nllu-. liicguut
Suit Casus of Black Walrus
moderate prices. Walking Suits of Fancy Sargo..Whip- grain. 5mm}: mm“. Muss
cords, Fancy Worstods. with all signs oi perkct tailoring. mumml' 5m. 24 my“
' .00.
SPECIAL SALE OF limited in flsiilillt’i’
HOUSEHOLD NiffifsgéiiAY Furniture oturr, fourth ilnor.
FOR SATURDAY . ' ..._
The Following Well Known and Dependable Soaps which WOMEN’S
_ are used in all Homes. SPRING WEIGHT
Ozone . UNDERWEAR.
P. t G. Napflla IO Cakes .
Ivory for In Cotton or Lisle
Fairy 39 CCI’IIS . Vi‘nis lli' l'zillh'. 50C.
Felo—Napthn During this sale. Silk'and Lisle $1.00.
Fairchild's Naptha ”9"" . “75'
. - Union Suits
locum: Soap 10 for 32¢. Cotton 65 and $7.00.
Old Dutch Cleanser 4 for 29¢. Lisic $1.00.
Arlliimr's' White Soap 10 for 35C. “”3"“ . 1 . . $11.50
Lighthouse Cleanser 7 for 25¢. N)“ l “I“ t‘ "m“ ' ””r‘
i’. 8: (1. Star Powder 3 for 12¢."
MEN'S SOISETTE
1 ii). for me. SHIRTS.
4 for 280. Exclusive and new piliv
4 for 28c torus. French cuffs and mi-
f lots to match,
4 or 1°" $1.50 each.
5c doz.. soc gross.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
Blazer Challis. the softest of Wm] Challis in while
grounds with colored stripes. light and dark biuc.V black.
The Blazer Coats are to be popular this sew -
With lingerie dresses
of Dame. Fashion.
27 inches wide, 50¢ a yard.
Exhibit in window. Shown at I'lrrss Goods Section.
A FEW REMAIN FROM THIS SPECIAL SALE.
Boys‘ Blouses, for St‘llOOl
Toilet Paper flucttuuc large roll ~ 4:. wear. A \‘Ci'y fine quality m
Brown 1“ line Parlor ”qt size 19c. woven matlras, for ages 7 to
l urniturc l’olislt 25c size' sgc. ”3 ."erS- f
50c size ‘ 39$ 390, 2 or 75c. .
“7i " ‘3 . . Men's Knitted Four-in—
Also. Specul Reductions on Stove Polishes. Potash. Hands. Changeable and M.
Chloride of Linda, Ammonia, Silver Polish Psi-await and , fie-WC"! t‘llCClS. “Ch €0l0f-
. , mrs.
Powerene. ‘ ‘ ' l». 250.
. ' For Saturday and Monday only.
Haberdashery Section,
~ main floor.
SU-SU-DAKE BASKETS.
'l‘hcsc practical and artis-
tic Baskets are being rapidly
picked up Prices are low,
and gciicr rally at sight of an
cspcctalli plctu st3lc out
conjures up a use for it
Small Reed Baskets of
Japanese work for favors.
In the Basement.
aside
__
BR'ASMERES Time for Strawberry Short.
cake. You remember how it
. at 95c. ' ' is. ulzuic. in the Tea Room,
*« at480. mill 3 rich biscuit cake and
5 return to originals:
Corset Section. main floor.
plenty of crushed berries
and whipped cream. if (le-
sired.
J. Bobrso 0: 30 p. in” Sundsy school; I
7 i5. Preaching. All slaw “welcome
MRIOTIAN SCIENCE IOGIE‘I'V. .
Christina Icloncs Society. at. Not» j.
nuke-alum sundoy'V sol-vice It the
mots: W.anic V butltlinl. u it ,1
. s. m. Nicol. April, 14. “Are Still. Dib- .I
one sud Death Rest?"
meeting. Wellhead” st 3 p. to.
both services the public is cordially
sud intensity invited. Reading room
open to tho puhlloes‘oh not do; after
noon Iron) 3: W 4:30. . .
W
”m
DI'CU”ED OGHOOL WP‘IMEN—
DENT. -
Testimony
cunt..-
‘ Appilostlom m Position. _
Oil-hm of the nests or school
this min-sins om the telephone to I
question. 'fflss Dr. Gumbel-t modeler-
town mooriutoudontt” "No." ‘ One or
ill! other members of tho, hard or
school visitors ststed tut night to
the some report» in snsvfor to, the
some question "You.”
ostlom'nrocnivo‘d si-
on. or lineup. held
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popuisrlty so s substitute for toll: Voud
plaster and well-Depot“. it is susceptible oi an infinite variety
0! artistic dosin- [or walls and ceilings, and mm o! s
wide scope: on individosl tit-ointment and into. We on scents
. . and keep s isms supply- on hsnd.’ ‘
Ichooi VisitoWHovo VRoiiolvsd Flttun ., ' ' - . ‘ -
Visitors. Arthur c moons. autos
Sentinel reporter in answer to the .,
msi “audition for tho position at ,
hospocisl convince to look up
The Hatch 8i 835193: Company
m_ NORWALK. CONN. '
Lumber and MiilWork fer Eyerything-r
Telephone. 43. - ’
. equipment.
it mom have tended
:sshools. rather than individuals, a
most“ illst nothing more of s sin. choice will b
7' "downing .1
more! the Concrete block
Plant “at Root Norwalk
,, will b. sold rotor-dies: .0: cost. was: the outiipmont will be tound
4 s 50 h. p. holler.“ s wobtinlitouse sutomtlc entitle. a Worthington
‘ pump. a. Notionsl (sod water buster. short boom stamina. pul-
leys. wstsr tons. smoke audit,“ wire cable; slut. in not. the entire
Also shout 300 loam loot oil- couorstm blocks.
ropmsntstivs oi the Mushy om be It the blunt each afternoon
until the equipment is disposed oi. , . .
stunted a reporter hill 0 soup in on I
n“ chosen to ‘ aim +0 0 It '
A
to hurt the that it is the townspeople's money
my thst is to any the msn and that l
0 made with this In re»
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