RUGS.
Wool Fibre flunk—Among the
moat popular floor coverings
lti the new
Wool Fibre Rugs-Slzes 30 x
60 to ii it..by 12 it.
Crex Rugs—For porch use.
Nothing is ~quite equal 00'
thesgflor outside use. Be sure
to have “Crex” on every
‘, rug.
Tapestry Brusselr—For gener-
.al use “these take the lead.
Look well anywhere. Do good
service.
Axmlnlaor Rugswi‘or beauty
and attractivoness these lead
the list. Handsome designs.
What. am you going to put incite-worn you Ire cleeniu new?
‘ Let us show you the new Floor Continua.
Soiit colors.
84 Washington Street.
A. Dickennan 8. Son
We give 88:“ Green Trading Stamps
'1‘. menu Ind Arthur J. splits. av.
Irvine minus I mil. Wm be My
Norvallt will attend.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(hunch. R". B. P. him [tutor
~10: 80 I. in? Them will munch
I Memorial Iernlon It the moraine
”Moe. and the music will he were
prints to the occasion.
Oran Prelude. Improvisation 0: Na-
I
O'L CLOTH3- tlonal Hymns.
(-4, M, 8-4. Anthem. “Our land. 0 Lord with
songs of Praise" ...l’. A. Schnecker
LINOELUMS' Anthem, Memorial Pulse.
PM“ W INNd- 12 in. Bible school. it p. m. The
pastor will meet the prohationers'
MATTINOS.
clues in the church parlors. 0:80 1p. m.
Ellworth league devotional meetins.
Subject. The false use or religious
symbols; lender, Mrs. Harold Hall.
7:30 p. m. The pastor will preach and
the choir will sing, "0, he joyi’ul in
the Lord."
Monday, 8 p. m. The male chorus
will meet at the parsonage.
Tuesdsy evening. The [unworth les-
gue will hold a birthday social at the
home oi! hire. A. N. Paddock. 59 “Sean
view avenue. A fine musical program
is to he rendered and refreshments
served.
Chin and Japanese,
Fibre Meetings—Just like car-
not.
lMiTATiON WOOD FILLINOB.
. For borders of rugs. For hulls.
LACE-CURTAINS AND POR-
TIERES.
SHADES TO ORDER A spec-
lALTY.
Wednesday, 2 n. m. The lmdies'
Aid Society.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The regular
. church prayer meeting.
South .Norwalk 'Phone 440 ”2:33" 3 p- m‘ “mm” “mm"
Friday. The New York District Err
worth League will hold their semian-
nnai convention at Stamford. Conn.
There will hr- 0 delegation in atten-
dsncv- from the East Aveuueicaxuc.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church, Rev.
Charles N. motions, pastor.~Morning
service at it I. m.. preaching hy the
pastor. Sunder school at 12:30 i). tn.
METHODIST
First Methodist Chilitli. South .\'or-
walk~Sermon topits: Morning. The
Call of Patriotism; cloning, i ight on
Recent Happenings. The Rev. John
E. Zeitcr uill mouth at he’ll serlnitzea l
At the 7:30 p m meeting the chair
will l‘ClldU‘ a special musical program.
Music for the day:
Morning.
Prelude-whargo liuudel
Anthch—God of Our Fathers
Kipling-Schnecker
t he practiced tomorrow and is special-
Allon Christian Endeavor League at
7 p. m. Evening service (it 8 0. nl.
Sermon by Rev. H. 0. Lucas of Bridge.
port.
coneaaos‘rionn.
, First Congregationnl Church. Rev.
Iiohn Stnpicton, pastormPtlhllc Wor—
i ship lit 10:30 a. m. .
i Organ Prelude. Adagio ....Beolbovoll
. Chornl Chant. “The Lord is in ills
' Holy Temple" ............ Granules
Prayer with Choral Response. "Look
Down. 0 Imd‘ ........... Granniss
1 Anthem. “They 'l‘hut how in Tears"
] imm "Holy City" ........ ...Brown
Wiener-y, Andante from G minor
"y of “an", S Concertio ......... Mendelssohn
, Sermon by the Pastor:
. 1\or sitteth in m” “m § Christ or touching. Hint.”
of the scornlul.
Blessed is the [nan l
who walketh not in g
the counsel of the f
wicked.
Nor standout in the
p
Evening ecrrirg at .
' Organ Prelude,”
Prayer with Choral Response, "l‘hy
mercy Lord‘ ............. Granniss
30 o “clock
whistles 1: 1.
5 Anthem. ‘Ncer the t revs was hint-y
‘ Weeping" ........ . ......... Rossini . "
M’Oitorlnry. Nocturne .......KIrnanolt
walk ‘ l Sermon: by the Pastor: “the Young
The class meetings are held on Sun" Woolen and her'liomo. "
day morning at ii: 30 and Tuesday ov ' Organ Prelude, Nocturne ..... Chopin
onlug a 7: it. led by lit-others ituscoc' Sunday-The Bible school meets at
and Bedlent, respectively ”2:10 p. 311.1(3355368 for all uses.
Suudliy school opens at i2 noon Bllg Young Men‘s [monument and Young
unintended hy Horace Sigman Tho, Women's Department. lilon’n Billie
emciul music for Children Day will. study club meets at 12min. m.. in
* the large class room upstliro. Lend-
er. 1. B. Lawrence.
Springwuod Union Chapel
school at 3:30 p. in.
Senior Y. P. S. C. E. owning at 0:30.
‘lvcadcr, Miss Olive Weed. ' Topic,
"Why and How to Please Christ.“ A
"Chain" meeting.
Monday—Church council meeting at
8 o'clock.
ly :ttractirc. Eutvorth League meets
at 0:30 p. m.
The Normlk Methodist Church
culls upon all its members and comi
niilnoiloy to support in every way 003-.
Sunday
0. "W. mint. A large detention from .
‘Thronsintt
l (intuit Postludc. Borderline . .ilnrnard ..
.ercnade. . . .Schulnrli‘i‘
“iiii'fliif‘i...“.‘f‘.“.‘?’....‘.f‘ ”2.321; m the W M r m..... °‘.
Postlude«—\\'ur March oi“ the Priests. ”Emmi“ Day "a“ Thursday The
from Athnlin ........ Mendelssohn "wade at 9: 30 Md the mass meeting.
nt. li a. m at the Armory should he
_ EV‘MM' _ the moot enthusiastic in our whole hia-
0rlon-—Andonte, from Symphonic m..... We owe it to the mummy who
...... v .
Pathetique Tachniitowslly‘ are yet with us as well a, me herons
Anthem—To Th” 01‘ Country -- "who have passed on, to mate this a
meme“ dIy when the whole community shall.
Quartet-in Heavenly Love Abld- fittinsly remember the mighty deeds
1118 ------------------------ BWW“ by which our nation has been pr‘eaerr- -
Soprano solo—Let Us Hare Peace” ed.
Bil“ The Women's Home Missionary 80
M18! Milled cicty holds its regular meeting at the
Anthem-Lest We Forgot .Scimeciter home of Mrs Simone. 35 West Main
Anthem—Speed Our Republic meet dew, May 28, a 3 p.m . i
Keller The first quarterly conference 07‘
Quartet—Tread Lightly Ye Com- the current conference year will meet
, radon ....... . ..... Bowen on Wednesday evening It 7: 30 p. m.
Postludo in (‘ Minor. at the church. Dr Arthur H Goad l
Other Sunday services: ii: 30 a. m.. enough the District Superintendent
class meeting. led by E W. Fox; 12 will preside. 110er from all inland-l
m.. Bible school services: 1 r In. in: committees and unison viilbe an-
sneeting or. Social Department oi Jun- iloipItId at this «salon
ior Epwonth Woe at the person-- Tuesday night the pastor's Bible
age; mndlil'iit. Epworui League new clean tor most people mots tor diu-
tionai meeting; leader, Clarence omelet: It I oioloclt. Thistle proving
Brown. M. _ {quite IticthIBfttl as 0. in“ boil! 0!
=“’ —-———— young folks Ire intended .in the'
Norwaik Methodist Church Rev, L octane 0: studies Ind lectures. The
H. Oswell, motor.-At 10:10 the par lecture next Tum will he on
tor will prawn on the, topic,“ “The ”home New MIMI“. unionist
Right. side of the dam.” . «. . y ‘t l ”Mill." All M Will“. an wel.
. Music tor the morning service: 00100. ~ . ‘
‘ Prelude aluminum A. norm Pm» meeting viii he held as us
ertet, “Blast God. the God of N» uni next Therm It 7: ill I). m The
, lions” ..............l E. 'rrowlvridse motel nutrient or on Council's ad-
Quartet. "Sweet the Moments" ' anI will.” "Handel Day, a. Na-
“ .W pursuit“ tionei incremenhmjltls Mr. Csswsli'
Mitotic solo. 801mm f-“ norm re mm Thom» Mos.
titled, mum unveil... .0. room in tort settle to in. out storm or
in the evening the Methodist one «its mouth, MMi mm mosh
mutton will unite with the centre- in: with «dresses on the Holy Com-
m Church of Norwaih, in Human reunion. "
.0 any. ”vices. The, choirs 01,00th..AInuIi shrine ooIvIItion oi the
. . In em district oi mortal-tn not
i
Ines. votive ions: contort. on In: ounmwo Thou. till Contrite sin.
Toreador—The intermediate C. E. 00-
story meeting at {:30 in the church
parlor. under, Mr. Allun Bills. Top-
ic, “Why and How to Please Christ.”
Wednesday~1iiid-weclt serrate a 7:-
45 p. to. Hold on this date on account
or Decoration Day. Stemopticon on
"Scenes in the new Republic."_
F'ridhy—uiltectlng of the Junior (1. iii
a 4 p. m. Catecheticnl claim for all
young people contemplating member-
ship in the church at 7 p. in. Enter-
tainment given by the losing Blue side
to the winning Red aide oithe Sunday
school it 7: is p. m. in the church.
First Congregational Church, Rev.
Ernest F McGregor. Ph. 1).. paelor.~
Services a 10:30 a. in. and 7: 30 pm
At the morning service the pastor will
preach on, “The Univoidabie Christ."
The evening: carries will be "I union
'nernbriil cervical in vihioh the swim
Ind Methodist Churches will unite
with the Conventional Church.
Maude! at a: 00 p.111. Mr. Alex 3.
’Gibson will give I tree organ recital
in the church. Mr William 0 Perry,
buttons, will assist him. There will
the I then Itthe door for voluntiw 000-
trihutions to defray expenses. All are
cordially invited.
WWItSp.m. them
Benevolent AsmiItion gill .M g in
the chapel ter 0 W ‘
lent. «mm or
Mill M‘ 3
Rule .4 v liter“!!! Congrozstienal
Chnrohgn
Morning.
Preludd~PIItoral in Allin lee. ill. no.
it Edela'l‘oiaheue
W" rvivnli .
Value $3.25 for $2.60.
High-back Rockm, will
backs,
cured and woven into the ill!
that could be imaginul.
elasticity of lll(‘ grass qualify
Clllilr material yet discovered.
Tables and
Value $43.00 for $4.80.
\‘uluc $4.75 for $3.80.
V'nluv $3.00 for $2.40.
W
a,
Vulttcfiitw for $8.80.
\aluc $4. 50 lot 8360
inc. 5..
BW Advertisements. |
Value $2.50 for $2.00.
$1.60 special.
Arm Rockers, with rectlsents and slat backs,
Value $1.75 for $1.40; Value $1.00 for 80 on.
Value 85 cts. for 59 cts. ' ‘
HONG KONG SEA GRASS FURNITURE.
This tough tll’ll‘ll grass from the China Sea has been
The
been applied and the grass is in its natural state.
Therefore Chairs, Rockers. Divans,
GENUINE RATTAN PEEL CHAIRS.
Rockers and Canton Chairs.
”:SETTEES AND SETTEE ROCKERS.
\ alut $1. 25 for $1.00.
Bridgeport MVIrtiIcments.
Gill? E; fill. itivah 0111111110113.
W 1:52.
"i
Sale of Porch Furniture
Porch Rockers at special Prices
Large and roomy Rockers, deep seated, with broad
arms, exceedingly comfortable. natural finish. green and
fumed llrmtn, with root! seats and backs.
Value $2.75 for $2.20.
tout arms, reed suits and
a
vet artistic summer furniture
and
it for the easiest lounging
peculiar rcsiliét‘i‘éy
,\'n shellac or finish liars
Curatcs' Assistants,
Footstoole. _
\‘uluc $13.75 for $5.20.
\‘aiue $5130 for $4.00.
_\'aluc $7.50 for $6.00.
\“aiuv $4.75 for $3.80.
Value $5.25 for $4.20
Fourth t‘ltmr.
(flint E. iii larch (immunity.
Bridgeport Advertisements
Bridgeport Advancements t 1
Until the Thirtieth
Willow Furniture
Very attractive lines, finished in Natural Color, Silver
Grey, Baronial Brown and Black with Cretonne
Cushions.
less 20 per cent.
Chairs, Rockers. Tables and Divans. suitable for roomy
porches. for cottage and bungalow use, and for
Yachts.
‘BAR HARBOR CHAIRS.
Naturfl finish. seat cushion, very special.
$5.00.
Porch Shades
SPECIAL PRICES THROUGH THE SALE.
In three colors. dark green,
lmmll.
olive, and green and
Size 4 x 7.6 drop $2.25
(1 x 7.6 tll‘tlp . $3.25
R x 7.0 (imp $4.25
i0 x 7.6 (li'illl $5.50
BAMBOO PORCH SHADES.
In either green or natural color ’
Size 4 x R .00 Size 8 x 8 $1.25
Size ii .90 Size it) x 8 $1.50
3: 8
' Carpet Store. first floor.
SUMMER HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.
Under this head come all those articles which help to
make housekeeping cosy. and to make the llHlllL‘ cool
null pleasant. which are:
Gas and Oil Stoves,
Firciess Cookers,
Garden Hose,
Refrigerators.
Window Screens.
Water Coolers and
Ice Cream Freezers.
basement. '
f. P. A. Schnorkcr
Pfltludc-Frimncnt Symphonique
’ i5. Lemuigro
Evening.
Prelude Variations on The Stun
Spangled linoleum ....l). illicit
(titular—Cover Them “(HGT With
Bedouin! Elmvers..Aiex. 8. Gibson
Memory in A Flirt 1-3. l‘lntioze
Tenor role sud chorus—«The Flag oi
the Free '.. ............ ti. Millard
Chemo—The Stur-Spunulcd Bun.-
net' . Dr. Arne
Pootltide-v-"V'Irlations on America
Mal; linger
The choir of Methodist and Baptist
churches unite with the choir of the
Congregational Church.
BAPTIOT.
South Norwallt “enlist Church. llcv.
R. G. Hartley. pastor—«Services 10:00
a. m. and? :30 p m At the morning
service the pastor will conclude the
sermons he has been .urencltinx. his
Iubioct being The What is. The mu
sic for the morning service will be as
follows:
Organ Prelude ..... . Car-l Reineclte
Anthemw—Tho Lord ll My Rock
Woodman
Response-Holy Father Hear Our
Prayer Trnettc
Otertory ........ McIntyre
QuanietwAnd the Nations of Those
Who Are Saved Whittinston
Postlude-Allemtito .... . . . . F‘nulltea
At the evening service a. Mendels-
sohn program will be xlven by the
organist end the quartetto. The pas-
, tor will give a brief addreea on The
Message or Mendel Mendelssohn. The
orzan prelude . will he The Spring
Bong No. menial: 0m composed in
London. June ‘lst, tilts.
Quarter-mow Lovely, Are the Men-
unset-s, from at. Paul.
Tenor solo—if With All Your Hearts.
irons Elijah. '
Duet. (baritone and contraltol~Thy
(lantern—Funeral March. No. 27..“
l Mendelssohn|
Contralto 00in Rent in the Lord.
item Ellinh.
QWtet~Bnl the Lord is Mindful of
His Own, from St. Paul.
Gratin Poetindew'l‘hsnhl be to God.
from Elijah? . '
Blinder-12: iii 0."; 0.. the Bible
school; 12:15 0. m.. illtI pastor will
meet the committees fitting in charge
....... inmm’i
e‘t our roman
Will Be Done Mendelssohn;
Hopkins and the pastor, wni gullier
at the parsonage.
Tuesday—4:30 p, m.. the Boy Scouts
will meet Mr. Tyler for milimry drill
an the church.
\i'odnesday-~T:is p. m.. the church
prayer service will he held on Wed-
nesday instead or Thursday oi‘ thin
week. Subject, Lessons From the
Phil \l‘nr. Wednesday. 3 p. m.. the
annual meeting of the Woman‘s As—
eoolniion will he held in the church.
Reports of the various committees
will he read and the officers elected
for the coming your. Light refresh-
mouts will he served. A cordial in-
vhation is extended liO oil of the
ladies to be present.
Friday-4:30 p. m.. the new Junior
Endeavor society will meet in
lion of officers.
by the church last Thursday consiatl
oi the following: H. P. Morgan. Dr.
Shercr and Dr. iloutwoli. The audits
W. Rollins.
'Whitaundsy, 8:000. tn. Celebration
of the Holy Communion. The mem-
bers of the Confirmation Class will
receive their nrst Communion. Whit-
sunday is Idaypi collation on which
the church expects all or her children
to present themselves at the Lord‘s
Table. Let there he I large number
.to greet the new communicate.
10:30 a. in. Holy Communion and
sermon. '
12:00 on. Bible clause and Sunday
Ichool.
-8 p. m. The Sacrament ot'Baptlsm.
7:30 p. :0. Evening prayer and nor-
'mon. To this service the members 0!
the Grand Army ottlio Republic have
been invited. it is the annual Memos
rial service or the G. A. R. and all 0.
'A. 11.1110!) and members or Rollo!
Corps end all petriotic organisations
'and others who are interested are cor-
idislly invited to be present. Then
will he no vesper service at i: 80.
Monday in William-week. Hoiy°
Communion It ii: to As the vector or ‘
penis to attend the Commencement.
exerciser. oi the General Theologicql
Seminary in New York city there will
he no I’ervice on Tuesday in Whitsun-
the
church for organization and the. elec‘ .
The nominating committee elected "
‘.‘...““‘\...W‘““..‘“‘ m.\‘\‘~‘\-uu C
,arvlaivrblhi'v ~1-.-;".1',u. arc III/'1- .7
May White Sale
No wonder women are unbounded in their en.
thusiasrn over the excellent values in our “May
White Sale." It is an event that is practical in ev-
ery feature. The point of definite interest to you
is that. despite the hundreds of garments design-
ed and ordered for this occasion. every single gar-
ment is up to our standard of merchandise and ‘
specially lowered in price for your May economy.
Come early and 'get your share of these remark-
able values. ' .
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II', 1', gr. I». -1. 4',“— ~/-, It, IUD,"
\ a.\.\v\Vn\.
, or, u, '1', .-
ing committee consists oi the follow . .
ins: C. 1.. Cole, Gui“. Waters and 0. ‘
EPISCOPAL.
Trinihy Church, Rev. Frederick A. .
Coleman. rector.-Gaieudar tor the
week Commencintii allay. 26. 1912.—- '
as wssvuuoron six,
m.. Holy Communion; 9:45 a. m..
morning prayer; 10:30 a. 01.. Holy
Communion and sermon ;i2 m.. Stilt-
day school; 3 p. m.. Sunday school at
St. Andrew’e Mission, Winnipault:
7:30 p.01. choral ovensong and sor-
mun.
Monday and Tuesday in Whilaun
Week there will he the usual holy day
services mt 9 and 5.
St. Paul's Church
is open every
day in the year tor private prayer .
‘und mediation.
Grace Church Nor-wellnltev. J. Ben
ton Werner, rector. ——Tomorrow is
Whitsunday Indihe first celebration
of tile Holy Communlwt will. he held.
It s a. m. The second estimation of.
the Holy Cemmttnliin will lie heldat
10:50 o'clock. Sunday 'schooi at. neon.
at 3 o'clock. lilvenhiz prayer “3:30
o.’cioclt
At. the 10:30 o'clock service. the
class recently renamed will tithe its
first communion.
‘ Grace Church music:
Morning.
Prelude-«Communion in ii: Fill ..
- illumi-
“rile Eloison limiter
The N. ‘ E. RYAN
Mission Sunday school It Broad River. 5“
' predation-i Church. South
C0.
court-l Ronwaut
Postlude in C
Evening.
Pt elude- Elevation in A Minor .
Lei'ehnre-Wei
Magniilralt in‘ E Flat
Nunn Dimittis in E Flat
u...
01 God
Bass Balm—Still With Thee
Schno'
Poatlude in A Flatt .. Film
Arthur F Huntington, organist a
choirmasler. .
n...ul:.
SALVATION new. i 2
Salvation Army-Ssturdsy at 8
m.. tree and my. Sunday It 11 ‘
holiness. trickling. Slender at 8 p. y .
flundny school children not attend
v other Sunday school Are in
to nttend.‘ Sunday It 8 p. m.. ' '
salvation meeting. Services I"
night except Tuesday and Fruity;
B :0. 01. All are. welcome. Sum"
free. ‘
On June 0th at 8 ll. 10.. there
he I hallelulirh wedding in
*n‘
(Continued ' in
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Norwalk Chronicler