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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 20, 1912 · page 2

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METHODIST.

hoopal Church.—-‘-Thc Pastor, the Rev.
John E. Setter, will preach at both
Services tgmorrow A! the 7: 30 p. in.
meeting. the, lccslalodles oi the Royal
' 'Arcanunl, Pooassns and Sherman
Councils. will attend divine worship.
The minister trill all no his claim
"The Fraternal C. Q. D." Th9 sermon
for the morning will be on the them

 

lne Disaster." The musical program
lollows:

Morning,
Prelude. Traumerio ....... Schumann
Anthem. "0 Praise the Lord” ..Tours
Wis. “My Faith Looks up to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘Anlheln “Jesus Savior of my Soul,"

, )9 = ....................... Ruhenstein
E “Soprano solo “Fen Not Ye. 0h illi-
' rael ....................... Splcker

Atlas Willa Miller

. Other meetings of the day—4:30

cuss under the direction of Mr. C. F.
food. 73 Bible school in charge of
Guilt. Win. Ewing. 12 Men's Bible
closed nder the direction of Mr. C. F
1' m 6: 30 Epworth We meet-
M leader Mics Viola Decker.

mm M. E. Church, Sunday, Ap-
‘ Sir-end newly appointed pastor,
ln'Hpilister Caawell will preach
morning and evenins- At the

 

1who desire to Join the Church chorus -
At "
7:30 p. nl. Choir and chorus rehear-

”Shadows and Sideliplhts or the Mar-I

Postlude Vilma larci'c ...... Asuwell’

'3' service 7: 390 o'clock the all]

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" .1 a . ,I 1.

Blessed. is the man
who walketh not in?
the counsel or the
wicked,

Nor atandeth in the
way at sinners.

Nor sittetli in the scat

oi the scorntul.

w-rsallns 1: 1.

 

 

 

9 _ ?‘The intermediate C. E. Society meet-
South Norwalk First Methadist Eli?

lot: at 4:30 in the Church parlor.
lMder Edward Sherman.
Wednesday-nliisdeavor Circle
King's Daughters will meet with Mrs.
Geo. Mic. l Courtland Place at 2:00
9.; m. At 7 p. in." All may people

are «Medic slim hit. Grannies.

, Thursday—Midweek service at 7:43
p. in. Topic; “The Obliuticns o! ‘a

‘ Chumh‘mernbcr."

Friday—Meeting of the Junio‘ll So-
iety C. E. at 3:30 p. in. Catochetical

class for all young people ccntempint". E
in; membership in the church at the:

 

1, T3300? ........... . ..... .Schnocker ”mum at 1 1m.

1» Postludc Marche .............. Clerk

‘ ”mun" First Congregational Ghurch. Rev.
11min... Puiorale ........... Floslcr ”we“ F Meal-spur. Ph D Pastor~

[Services at lo: so a. u... and 7 3077. m

Preaching by the pastor. Morning
lsuhiect. "Eternal Lilo." Evenina
suhieet, “Ships that went not"

Thursday Mid week service at 8
p nl. Subject "The perils oi sane-1
lity."

The ladies Benevolent Association

will meet in the chapel on Wednesday;

afternoon at 3: 00 o'clock. The prayer

meeting will be lead by Mrs. Thomll-i ‘
son. Topic. "China " Psalms ii and it;

Cor. 5; 17.

Friday evening the young people of
the Church and congregation willE
gather at the parsonage for a religious
and social evening.

 

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can; ‘wacs and child
an ‘fi 9 " O ,t‘ I t ooooooooo a a“
light. intention; Heavy.

Sustcr1hrown~1ladiaw and
mo. a'll ........ the
“slit. Hod Heavy. .

ty. looks like fifty. ecsts but
twenty-live.
Goose and Medium. 1
Men‘s. Ladies‘ and Children's.

T 150; 2 venue
1Blaclt. White. Tans.
KID GLOVES.

Heroine ............ 760
Black White. Tan

Kld‘Oolves—West End .. 31m
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NSCKWEAR.
Ribbon Novelties. .23c and 300
Large varisly.
COLLAR AND CUFF 3673.
so. to 32.33.
Embroidery and Lace.
RISION SPECIALS.
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Plain and Fancy
LAbilI’” concurs.
3033.00.

I Popular Brands.

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Attractive 99 lea.

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1, 17133.". .......... . ........ .uddin
Postiude. in C ........... .. (lappclcn

The Baptist calendar contains the 99
following memorial prayer for those

33 theme oi the day will be (“3 Church, Norwaik Alex. 5. Gibson. Or- lurvivins the Titanic cuutrollh- ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'9 MrI Casneil taking for his
' t "In the Hollow of His Hand.
on ie Titanic Disaster—4“ Moral in
Wills and lessons." At the 10: 309
hour of worship the sermon will
on “Jesus Christothe Interrogation
Tlventy Centuries.‘ A very genuine 9
wolcome la uttered to all people “:9
me and worship God at these ser-‘
, vices.
Sunday morning class meeting, 9: 30,
.‘3‘19. H. Bedient. lender. Sunday echoai.
‘11; 05 p m. Horace Sigman, superinI
19 tendon: Epworth League Devoiionai‘
‘ Service, a: 30 p m., F H. Bedleut.i
leader. Tuesday cloning class meet-
ing. 7: 45; F T. Roscoe. lender. Thurs-
day evening. player meeting,7 7:46.
Friday evening, unique entertainment
tinder the auspices of the Epworih

‘E for the day, Morning: .
94.31017. 3 hat.. .Wermann
-Deunl in B Minor.. Buck

T ()0de oi Love”

Will)“ Festival March .Mos'enthaii

Eventing.

11‘, Prelude. ' improm ptu .......... Merkel

Joust-let. Tho polo is my night. Purkcr9

. Quartet, Harl'. Hary My Solll. .Shelley:

.Dostiudo,0129rtolre...l M. Lorets, Jr.

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CONGREGATIONAL.

1 South Norwalk Congregational, Rev.

' John Stapleton. pastor.

Orson Prelude. Moderate ...... West

Anthem. "Tho Kill: 0! Love My Shop.

Md ls."_ .....I.... ........... Shelley!

artery, Recitation. ”Schumann

n Petunia. Romance. ..anuln al

maniac service at 7: 30 o’clock.

Mn Prelude, Romance Suns Pa.

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v ...................... Delhayss
Min. “Save me, 0 God.“ ..Hcpkins
. “M mounds," . ...l‘lavell

a: by tho Pastor~"aod's Faith
as." ' .41
Souls“. Triumphai lurch.

Costa.
Sluts school meals at
stun Christian Inquiry
13:10 p. as. is the lat-II

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n1 s. c. a miss at
W the Medina.
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.Nevlh E

l vice:
Organ Prelude Allegretto in O.
N. W. Gallo
Ottertory. Adagio ..... Grlmshaw
Postluds. in Si list ..........II.DuncIIn

gunist and Director.
Morning
Prelude. Romance in D. op. 157.
Wm E. Ashmali.
Quartet, "0 Parndlse!“.. ..W Borwaid.

...

Almighty God. in who» comforting
1 and keeping there is shelter, hear now
our prayers. we beseech Thee. for
those who mostly have passed
through great tribulatiou and who

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come. 7:30 p. in. Junior Brotherhood
a! St. Andrew. at 7 Hlsh street.

Thursday, 9:30 a. in. Holy Cour
reunion. St. Muir's Day. 7:30 p. in.
Girls' Friendly Society.

Friday. 7:30 p. ll. Conlrmallon
class. 7: is p. as. Chair rehearsal.
4:00 p. m. The Si Hilda Guild.

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St. Paul's Church, idol-walk Rev.

80prnno solo. "Hold Thou my hand." imouru tor their dead. Send Thy pity UN“ 3 HOW" RN97 406°“ 80“:

....................... C Gouond.
Response,‘ Bow down Thine gar "
.................... C. W. Greene
Anthem. "The Lord is my Light.”
......... ............H. W Parker
Pcstludc Tempo di Minuetlo, op iii,
No. l.

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Evening.
Prelude, Andante cautahlle in E
tint .............. C. M. van Weber

Quartet, “Savior. breathe on even
lug bielssiug.” ...: ......
Oirertory. Shepherd's Soar. .. ~
.l. Schuihol!

Qusretc, “The King of wire." ‘. ..
H. R. Shelley

Pcstlude. imperial March. op. 32
................. ' . . .Sldward1 Elgar

 

smile.

Baptist church, Sonh Norwnlk, Ser-
vices a 10:30 a. at. end 7. 30 p. m.
Rev. R G. Hartley, Pastor. —-Mr. Hart.
lé'y will preach at both services, his
subject in the morning being "The Bi
ble School Teacher "‘ Archibald Mer-
riam, oraanist. will give the (allowing
musical program at the morning scr-

The quariatte will sin; in the morn-
Int:
."What are these" ..Stainsr
“Far from my Heavenly Holds". . ..

Stevenson

At 13:13 the Bibles enool will meet.
under the leadership oi the new super-
lmnosnt. ll. Hopkins. a: 30 p. in. The
Venus People's meeting will be tied. hr
Miss and the outline will
I” «mum: "What is Truth
hafflflafill Virtuss'." 1: so p is.

thol’sstorwiilpvsachonihs' cull-1

must! by special m Tile 9m»
that service will so as Mum:

‘ And-isle ...hssllicvcn
Response. i'Alildo with Me 103:9.

Wild". Mahdi“ . . . . . . Brothertdn

. uni slits. polo

to lighten their darkness. and the

"1: sense of Thy presence to and sympa.

9thy, to ill! their loneliness. Touch
their wounds with Thy hand and help
them to he still. Give them strength
to hear Thy pertact will and to lake

here on earth: Grant to them the rat.
i use of Thy eternal love and the peace
that passelh knowiedap. Amen.

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. l 9 The announcements of the week loi-
.... ..l mu iow:--Tuesday. 8 p m. The Shard Communion. 5i" “‘-

or Deacons will meet at the home or
H. P. Morgan. 33 West ducal.

Wtdn’esdaymat 00 p. in The women
or the church will pack a blml tor
ithe Mather Home at Marconi. C.I‘.
atthohcmeolurac. uOoloJRead
street. South man. The ladies of
the church are lhv'itc‘d to' attend.

Thursday-4: 45 p. m. The prayer
and praise. service of the church will
be led by the Pastor and will he tol-
lowsd by the business meeting of the
church. at which the recommendationl
oi the advisory committee will he
presented.

 

"ISOWAL.

Trinity church. luv. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector.-Thc second Sunday
after Easter.

s: 00 a. Ill. Hols continuities.

10: 30 a. 9m. 73min; prayer and
sermon. -'

13:00 in. 3th classes and 399173th
schom.

7: 309 it. ill; Svculns pram and ad-
“Mix

The Bible class' tor men is led by r.
a. fluidised all men whether mean
liters of Trinity Church or not are ills
vlslad to attend. it is ctriotly a
Bible Study class. 1 ’ .
may 3: to p. at:

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their aid. ‘ '
Wednesday. 3:30 p9. in. The closliri

mastitis oi the Junior Aaxiiiirz‘ “13:

 

day after Easter.
7. so a on. Holy Communion.
lo: 30 a. Ill . Morning prayer, iAtany
and smon.
l3 1a.. Sunday school.
a p. m. Sundoy school at St.

1-

A. quilmart. up the beloved who live no longer '1‘" mission. WINDS“

7. as p. nu. Choral evenaon: and ser-
non.

Thursday, April 33 St. Mark‘s Day.
3 a. 117.. Morning ol‘uar and Holy
Evening may."

 

CHRISMN sclcacs OOOOITY.

Christian Science Society. at Roi-1

walk—Jim lunacy service at the
leading roost, Masonic building, at it

‘.I III. SUMGCl. Amllflfl. Who at I

Atonement" Testimony mastitis.

Wednesday at 3 p. in. he hath ser- 1

Vince the pahlicI la cordlsiiy and In»
tornsllr invited Reading room open

to the public each week day alteration .1

from 3: 15 to I: 30.‘

Chrilt Church. 1303.1. within
Brown Rector. ~Seccnd Sunday alter
Easter. Sunday School at to a. in.
Morning Prayer sad sermon at 11 a.
5. Evening mm and mos. Fri
day at 7: 45 p U" doliowod by choir
nhaarsal. .

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Balvallon Army Santana—Saturday
at 8 p. lay-1» Ma and Ilasy.111'8unday
at l a. in. Hesse-s muss. Sand-.7
at 3 p. 777. Sunday School; all allil
drsn chameleon other Sunday
schdpl are invited to altsnil. Sunday
at 3 p. ill. Revival ssrvicos. Slim

“manna trust lilo:- Titanic and its vic-
tims.” A cordial welcomotcall. Oas-
tIln‘ a Mrs. Ill.‘ .7. Perl-sit. cheats in
china "

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:‘iv‘onuii cm
. “J‘S‘nnw

I went of neat patterns. the finest
of

: black, white and blue. white and
lilac. Coat culls attached.

. short sleeves.

- small sizes only, regular value 50
: (15.

And- .

1 [name's ow treasury. .

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Furniture for the Veranda and
Summer Cottage

Of course fickl‘ April, which smiles one day and groups the next, or does bolh in the
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same day, has not brought us many days of veranda weather, but the balllliness of Spring is

bound to arrive soon, and it is well to be ready.

of doors.

The Furniture Store directs attention to new lines of Porch Chairs,
Settes, finished in natural color. leaf! green, or fumed brown.

Then every person will llt’bll‘t‘ it) live out

Rockers and
Also Furnishings of de-

sirable styles for Country Homes, Club Houses, Summer Hotels and Yachts.
Large. roomy and comfortable Rockers, recd sects and backs,
Ladies' Rockers with arms. iligll backs, reed scars and backs.
Sewing Rockers without arms, rccd seats and backs,

Rockers with rent! seats and wood backs,

Senses for the lawn or porch,

$3.25

$2.75

$2.00

85 oils. and 7 .00
$1. 25 to $5.50

Very Handsome Specimens of Willow Furniture. in natural, dark green, and sil-

ver gray. with cushions of flowered Crctonnc to harmonize.

Chairs. Rockers and Tea Tables.
The Favorite 3379‘ Harbor Chair, natural finish, special at

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'7;

Hong Kong Grass

$5.00

Furniture Store, fourth ilmr.

 

Veranda Rugs of Crex, Cape Cod Grass, woven in various degrees of fineness,- at~
tractive in design and in all dimensions. '"

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MEN'S SHIRTS.
Excciitlonal Values.

Negligce Shirts in an assort—

hairline stripes on while
grounds, effects in white and

98 cts.

Men’s Underwear.
Balbriggan. Shirts with long of
Drawers in regu-
lars or shorts, and also knee
length. 50 cts.

Men’s Gauze Shirts. Serial ill

as’cts. to close out...

WOMEN'S WEAR.

Udall Suits for summer. low
necked or sleeveless. daimly trim»
med with lace. or with plain fills
lab at knee.

Fina light weight Cotton. so cts.

 

A Case: FULL or

25 CT. NECKWEAR.

{tilled novelties, the stylish coi-

lars. and the. rtlcctivc lace. at-
tract. and the price surprises. it
is astonishing to find what really
lovely and exclusive things" may
be had for 25 cts.

Fancy Knots and Bows. Croats.
Plattod Jahots. Collars. Stocks.
Rosebuds. tiny Crescent: of Tu—
dor Roses. all hand made.

Do not forget to look.

as“

PILLOW CASES
and Sheets.
Low Prices through April.

1 Shoots, at so, 45. 55, 65 and
75 ctt.

Cases. lo.‘ 72. xs. :5, and
CB.

Quilts, hemmed or fringed
37.06 to 87.00: a large line. .

Dimity Quilts-..1ior summer.
from Will sizes up. 75 ctS. $1.50.
$2.00 and Saso

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Carpet Store. first floor.

SMALL BUTTONS
FOR WASH FROCKS.

Tiny White Crochet Buttons
at 7.. and rs‘cts. a card.

Fancy and Plain Pearl Buttons
for lillclls. for Hnbntai Shirts. and
Lingerie Waisls. Prices coup
menu: at 5 cts. a yard

Trimming Buttons 9
in all rcquircd color shades.

Notitlli' Stork.

WRITING PAPER.

A very good quality of Whiting
Paper IWllL‘ll sells at 25 cis. a hm:
usually,

E Special at 13 cts.
Ct. ntcr Counter, Stationery.

 

NEW DESIGNS IN CUT
GLASS.

Libbey and Dorflinger produc-
tions, Vases. Candlesticks, Fem“
Dishes, Water Sets, Cl'ucts, Cal-a-

 

 

 

 

Lislc. 75 etc. Fancy Awning Stripes and Art the. 'I‘ankards and Jugs.
Cotton in extra sizes 59 etc. Tickings for summer chair and Novelties for wedding gifts.
Lisle in extra sizes. $7.00 cushion covers. E Ziloderalc19y priced.

.o‘stlln. The children Igmuym Today. which she presents as “A
Puuflm f S“ alert and the parents seen I”delighted Storytellers Hour." The first num-

Slllllil lllll filllllil

7m. Plansdw an laws lloilss
Hill Will Add to Davis
sillmalk "

The rs'sular monthly meeting of the
Civic malls of Norwalh was held
Friday anal-noon at the horns or Mics
Sarah Lewis. The treasurers report
showed aalaphrsclabic pain in- the
fund halos; collected towards decorate
in: the Library Auditorium. as wall
as a crsdllahls balance in will

Ilsa Alyso Growl. chairman at
tho Educational Cotnnlltac. reported
in the prise contest WMHMS by
the schools of the town that then
won hunt the Center School 133 an
tries. iron the Over River 13, Winsl-
panh 13. North Center. ‘5. A few at the
cations have withdrawn and there
are macaw cassaia which members of
the shins family have sum-ed. So
the, who“ number or pictures to in
ms stands at m. Volunteers to
this the,“ pictures an inn .7. B.
“9de. "ti. H. W. Oratory. Hrs.
“ill 3. he cried. at» film. concur.

 
 
 
 

 

 

‘, the Civic

wit: the idea at helping nicks the
town 'heaulltul.‘ “I

The Manila: or six scarlet oaks on
Town House Hill has inst. been coinn
plated on or these tress was given
hr Mrs. Gerard, one by'a similar or
" "sand the marsh?
contributions! (the chlldhcn '0', the
tour public t'chdols

Norwslh improvement Association is
«haunt/dilly 7th.'i’acsday.at3:30
in ”the oilernocn in the chapel of the
South Norwslk t 'onsrezationsl
Church. Mrs. Gerard. purulent of
the Munirnal league ull. preside and
r1. no its object of lh meeting. This

present matters of general interest
in: Mt ch all the semen of the place
may mark tcscthor Mill in rulcrisiii
suggestions for ell-operative work. the
suggestions 'to he made by the diner
est laasuss. dime matters which are
new Micro the public oil. 5.» present-
td in Aileen minute nulls.

The Mosquito Crusade. Mrs. Germ
Smith. of New Yuri. and ‘Tohsnske.

Sonic Fol-in ' cl United Charities.
litre. 1.8.Jsuulnaacl South Norwallr.

The menu will then be open to
truncations and it is hoped thsta
lively discunlon will (allow.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

written lulu-cad in her drip-9199,91

An informal conference or the Mu-
niclpal W! at South .Norwais. the
Civic League of Nor-wail and the last 9

buddy is to have on opportunity to“

Tits School Vote. Miss Pinned. 1 1 1 1

alter the transaction at all nusiw 1
is hand the members present '_
.. sits ”elven a mat in hearings #733919,
lIca‘sI‘ rianso road can or m ,

 

her pivot the oldisshloned girl, the
next the girl awakened to her ClVlt
duty. the last the girl My alive,
This prom nus ,‘Binoo is to girls
shortly at the Hotel Astor tor the Ves-
aar Cohen Aid Annotation. A vote
or lawful one 1llisa1Piuneo. .
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