I heludeA—Oifertoire in F
' ' lows morning 10 so. ;
2 Imus. “I am Alpha and Omega"
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[signed to the man
who William not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor sundoth in the
~ way of sinners,
Nor sitfith In the sent
. of the scornful.
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METHODIST.
the Methodist Church, South Nor 7' 45
, welt, luv. John is. zeiter, putor.-—- Friday at 3 v. in. the Junion Loaxue
The pastor .will preach m5 both ser- Borvloe will he held. This will be the
vices. last meeting for the summer.
“to music program will he as tol-
will be held Thursday evening LII
Knlxht Street A. M. 8 Church
Chorus ironi R" our)“ N Gibbons. pastor-—
Prelude Pilgrims'
Wflmr- u,“ Preaching st 11 s. in.. sermon by the
r
' ‘Tannhnnser’
............... ......lohn Steiner 'Sunday school “I- 13 30 D m.-
Quartet “Fear Not odsrsel" ...... l 5‘0"?“ concert “I 3 30 Pm”
Max SMOIKQI'. by Mil. DTODCI' I” “I“ Clark“
Poetiude Fan-tonic in A minor. . Alien Christian Endeavor Lesson at
J. Lemmas 7 I" “-
Evening, 7:30 p. m. . l Children’ s day exercises at S U ni..
Prelude, Footsie on “Dulce street" 09mm“ “MW-“WW Ruks Ad.
..................... Ralph Kinder ““135
”13“,,er ‘COrne Let Us Sing Unto invocation by John D. Taylor. _
um Lord" _______ ‘. . . .Dudley Buck Chorus—Woke Balls Of Summer.
('4?an solo (Selected) ' I lRcoitiition-«filiosrif. We Axo'ComlnIs~
Postlude. March In 2G major . . . . . . . 2 Henry Middleton. ‘
2 William Hill Recitation—Greeting
I Day—Mary Olin-tend.
CIIOHISWAWIY. Away.
Recitation—[lord We Lift Our lien-ts
to Thecwlvncy Middleton.‘ .
Recitation—Tell Me Your Sons—Juli:
Moll.
Chorus—The BIrds and Flower-t.
Recitationwciist Thy Breed Upon the
Wotan-«Mary Baldwin. 2*
RecitationnnosehudI-«Terela AikenI...
Chorus-Who Message of the Rose.
Recitntlon—ddtile Heart, for IJosus~
Ada Baldwin.
to (Ihlltlf'oIn' I
Norwalk M. E. Church, 10:30 I. in:
“On the Level" This whiisuntlde
wermoir is postponed irom inst Sun-
dny where it unturally belongs and
‘ will be delivered tomorrow by the pss~
Epworth league anniversary It
6:30 meeting; Miss Caroline Smith.
the president, will lead.
.7130 .p. m., appropriate address by
the poster. Lincoln H. Ceswell, on
Youth-Its Purpose and Power. All
' young people between the ones oI .xscissuw—Jor Children's bsywriel-
nine and ninety- nine are specially in- on Alliens.
.led'
I Wig who desire to join the church
' .
‘ ‘7 47":
”2..
‘kn,
Done ............... . . . Schnecker
I. Quartet—Saviour Like a Shepherd
. Lead Us .................... Frey
. Poetlude—Grand Choeur in F
Salome
Evening.
.Trnette
Monet-Jubilant! lien in C .Schilllns
Bess solo—~Selected.
Poatlude~Tilumphnl March . ..
' Costs
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7: 45 for one hour. '
Gloss meeting; Sunday at 8: 30 a.
In. and Tumday st 7: 45 p.111.
Junior League and Bible study, 3:30
on Friday.
Pastor's Bible class for young peo-
ple,.Tuesday, at 8 p. in. I
Special questions for (tumors at
. this class are to be given to LeGriind
Green'wod who will forward them to
the poster.-
The Simday school celebrates Child-
; m' B Day on the third Sunday in June
'; , sumac of the second. 0:: the mean 2
' 22 In; of that day, June 1c. the name
2 . will celebrate the rite of infant hnp‘
" tisin. All parents who desire to thus
couecreio their children are Wit-
‘sd to notify Mr. Csswell.
~C
Q
glut Avenue Methodist Episcopal
'Bhurch. Rev. 8. P. Fsirbsnks, pastor-—
' Tho-I pastor 'will preach at the morn-I
in; eervloe upon' the theme. The Bul-
work's or Righteousness. The choir
pander rho direction oi David DisbrovnI
will render I good program of music.
“I? school at the usual hour. All
mag people and children are cor-
I. aim invited to attend this service.
The Epwortli mile meeting It
It 30 to. on will be led by Miss HurrlghI
Viral; suhioct, True Wisdom is From
. God end is hit Those Who Receive
It. .I
'M tin evening service the poster
will mach aim um choir will aim.
. Tussdsy evening 3 menu Mor-
. Ilnx socisl will be held It the person-
an on W Rowan street. The money
W will
vital!- to come. ICborus~Agnin We Hoard «lbs Voices.
llnslc tor the day: ,Recitstlon—-By Miss Klein Clark.
< ' " Morning. 'Twopnrt chorus—4A" the Banner.
I, Prelude-Andnnte ConMoto. Celliin Remarks by superintendent-Wr-
‘GflM—dncthor Six Days‘ Work Is MaMDIa Burr
ChorneuAlons the Smiling Psthvasy
Collection.
Closing chorus—«Till We Meet Again.
OONORBMTIONAL.
I First Congregational Church. South
Norwnlh. new. John Stapleton. pastor;
~0hildren's Sundsy. June 9. 1912,
to: no it. in.:
IIPrelude.’ lumen and piano-Andante“
Mendelssohn
Processionsl by the Bchool~— Glory to
i God.
Anthem by the choir-Son: of Spring.
l . . Rubenstein.
Dilution: of children. .
iAddress of welcome. with greetings.
Dorcas Flynn and Primary Scholars.‘
Song by the School—Tie Children’s
Day—4%. 27d.
Recitation—Ono by One-By four
girls.
Cough-Any Among the Blane-inof-
ByI Primary Department.
Recitation-2A Recipe. for Children's
liar-moon Wood.
Son; by the school—America the
Beautifulg—Nonfl. '
Recitation—Silent Sermons» Miss
I Am! Clark I
Rec notion—JIM Meaning of Child-
ren's "
merit.-
Sona-Ciover
Department.
Refitntionw—k Woe
Ciel-he. .2.
Song—Daisy Bud—By Iour girls.
Solo—Not I.‘ Sperrow F‘silotb, ADI-—
Miss inn Oliver. .
Recltotion~3timmerb Downlnklliss
Pauling Miller.
SoloT—Nslmw's Slumber Song—Leon
Whoa.
pew-intermediate ' Deport-
II Blossoms —— Primary
Boy—46cm“
iii
and: by ills? sIohool—v-Otlnslder niIo Lll- m
lies—~No. m. n.
Investing by the gum ., 2
obrm. arm iii puiwchm
I, Sons Psi'olp's ....... Tsciisiliowshv
Recessionsl. No. “Hand Uh.- BIhIIuI
UP "
Iomh rmuucwniuumrmuil’v
825.00. 9 It. by 12 Ill
~
.Msscngnl
The Elbl. school. meets at 12:10 p.
in. Clo-yes for sil sues. Young lien' I
Dopsrtmma Ind Young Women I Do-
pertiunt.
12:10 p. in. in the lone class room up-
Itsirs. Subject. The 'l‘hrsshhold of
Lender, J. B. Lawrence. '
Sprinzwood Union Chapel Sudan!
annit'erllry or the Springwood new
dsy school and spaniel services" will be.
Tuesday—«lamina Y P s 0.
ll. meshing It 4: so u. in.
Wednesday-At 7 p in. Ill yum
chorus m ssliod .to meet. sir. Oren-
nls. At 7: 89 p. 3L. choir Ind chorus
:rehllnlal.
ThumdsymMId-wesk service It
'1: 459 in '70qu Midsummer Oli-
portnnity John like i528», All insin-
porImIIth "honed. .
yonnl people contemplating accused
ship in the chnmh. in one church.
parlors st 7 o. in;
rim . Cameraman Church. ' Rev.
Ernestl'i‘. younger. Pin. 1).. pastor-w
Serviceset 10:30 I. in. end 7:30p.
in. At the morning service Children‘s
Dev will be observed with appropriate
senior convention will participate.
The ordinance of boptlsm will be ad-
ministcred. All porcine desiring to
consensus their children st this time
are requested to bring their children
to tho'ciupsi It 10:80 I. in. The hair
tisiniil service will2 occur very loan
after the beginning oi‘ the morniu
service. '
In the evening therd’will be e inu-
sicsl service It Which the orntorio.
isnisli, by ,Wiilsrd Patten. will be
sung.‘ The pastor will give 9 brie!
address on The Prophetlsaloli.
On Monday. alteration at 3: 80 Alex.
8.‘ Gibson will give an crush. recital
in the church The emission is free.
thonsn s box of voluntary contnbuA'
lions to defray expenses will be [)1st
It the door. Mr. Gibson willfibe‘ss-
slated "by his pupil, Miss Mildred
Hsrty. Allsvs cordislly invited.
ThsGoldsn Rule Circle will hold its
iinsi motion for the summer on Tim-
day afternoon at ii o'clock at the home
ell Mid. Dr B. Smith. 208 ills-t avenue.
’3 ’ Wows!" you to north“ We hove I lIi-ub variety or Floor
lions Bible study our. meets at '
Jesus‘ Public Lil's. General discussion .
school It 3:30 i. in. This is the 44th ‘
bold. Mr. Stool-ton will “dress the 2
school.
Senior Y. P. 8. c. I; meeting It
6: 30 in. in.
.iind sermon.
FrlilI-r-Cltdchetldll CIIII for oil 2
exercises inovhlch both the Junior sud ,
A full attendance is desired.
The Young Peoples Society will
most as the Mm on Tucson;
social evening. All may people sic
cordlslly nil/Md“. 2
Music tomorrow:
Children's Dsy Service It MIMI
2.5mm. post ....'..ooiinod
Coverings ' '
‘ ,,2.. L.” ‘ W ‘.
HUGS. . . ‘ CAIN‘I‘O.
Crox nun-is by so to I n. by ““2"“ Tm"? ”mm" A”
,- rut. 2.. “”m" ‘
~ HATTINGI.
Wool fibre—4 ft by ‘12 ft ’ chine, Japanese. Fibre.
Tapestry Brussials~$lt50 to .0“. CFOTHB.
317.50. 9 n. by 12 It. “Fum-
I LINN-Em
Asminster Kigali-420.00 to Printed and inlaid.
lml. Wood Fillings.
Laceounnma mo pantsuits.
smoss 1'0 ORDER A species-hr.
IA. Dittkerman ’ & Son
84 Washington sheet. souls Norwslli
We give Sdtll Green 1mm Stamps
'Phone 446};
Not. i
4'. Tenor 1sbl‘iiv-lo‘oi' the Day or the '
Lord 0! Hosts.
5. Control"): WT!“ IIWilt Keel)
, Him In ‘Perlfit
6. Chums. with bass soios—Who is
, This In: Oometh Fromfidoml
7. Quartet‘ with color-l Will men-
«on the having Kindness of the
Lord.
Postludemllomh in F. on. 46. no. 5.
IIPIOQOUML.
Trinity Church: Rev. Frederick A.
Colonist). motor. ‘ilrst Bonds: slici-
Trinity~8 s. “W” celebration of the
Holy Communion Commie commu-
sion of the Girls’ Friendly society:
10:30 I. in. non!“ Were. litany
Topic, The Life Conn
plelo; 12 m.. Bibioucluses and Sun-
dsy gcbool‘ 7: 30 p. in. evening pray-
su and sddross. Note the return to
the old hour. ’1
him-4 p.5u.. Investing of s social
service tsunami... oi ihe Brotherhood
at Trinity Chm-2 will: a coming-
of the oohumuonsi Chums iii ihé‘Iir "
rooms.
Tuesdnyw'szso s.‘ m.. celebration of
the. Holy Communion. 8t. Bernsbss
'Dsy.
Wednesdav-n30 p. m.-——Retbsny
Guild business meeting. 8 p. 111.. joint
motion oi the Women's Auxiliary to
the Bosrd of Missions and 'th Both.
my Guild.
Fridsy~~72 top. on. cholrzehosrssl.
The annual convention of the Dio-
cese 0! Connecticut will he held in
l-‘hrllt Church. Huttord. on Tuesday
and Wean of nut steel. The
delusion from Trinity sro Messrs. D.
w. ~n-ymohc‘itnu'w. w. mm. Al-
tension. Nessrsi'.,11. 0. Holley and F.
.l‘lold. The rector also expects
to attend
There will be I nieeuns or. the
newly menissdhoy Scouts on Mon-
day evening at 7:16. st which time the
examination lorthe Toudori’oot Class
of Scout will be given.
‘Tho music It Grace Church in the
mowing will be he follows:
Prol Mme-.....,.......
Ivefibm‘3iuiiuu. ass-u-IIIs-i&t:k
Town in C Glaucoma
Ju‘bilsto in Eliot ...............Hsll
um. EloisoninA ......liisudoluolin
Oldi‘in lei in n .mm
'nm solo "The charm" .....oellioi
litr. iirc'su.
Posliiide. Fuchetts . . . .... .Lemlm
Inning
nightgown ....v.L........rlsIler
Milieu ins-slit ..,......Hu-ruoii
{biotic plmItiI-in Ain't ......nsn'lson
2.2.1thth Ms .22....ssrti‘eit
evening It 7: 45 tor I ruinous end ”on“, solo, “crowns Alb m“
Iss-o-vssovn-oicsvou-vslu prM‘
‘ Milnlohnson.
”Ilium. Huntington. oruaist one,
‘ choimeii'or.
“M
‘I‘I‘ A. Guilmsnt ‘
d V I i'.
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t l 2., A
BAGGAGI‘E OF ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE
You hove all tenth-or hem! of Miss Phoebe“ Snow,
who travels in Immaculate attire on an immaculate rail»
road; Have you ever heard of her trunks?
“l‘Iic porters bandied itii delight
A dainty Trunk of iiowy white;
\‘V’nose Trunk am dis, I’d like to know 9"
“W Iiy, it belongs to Phoebe Snow.
Miss Phoebe villus travels right
Upon dc road of aniliracltc.
It slnndmlc trip an’ all do weather.
has weight am light as any feather."
“You buy dose Trunks at D. M. Readn's
An' better luggage no one needs."
2 Look at the. window next our I’airficid Ave entrance
for these Trunks. They were made by Lieberman. Bart~
Iett and Co. for Miss Snow. but she is perfectly glad and
willing for any lady who likes fine appearing luggage
' Ito buy and use the same. Of white fibre, with many riv
cte, they are ntrong to last through many journeys.
Skirt Trunk measuring 42 inches $39.50
’” Dress Trunk ‘ 36 inches $32.00 '
Siesmsr Trunk 36 inches. $25.00
Hot Trunk . :6 inches $25.00 ‘
There are other colors in" those models of
Trunks-«olive, 'slatc. orange and chocolate—should any-
one prefer them to white.
SRIIIC
l
CONVENIENT SHELVES OF GLASS
FOR BATHROOM USE
I A wcllvappointed and well- vkept "bathroom is a con-
stant joy to every "member of“ the household. These
shelves ofi'crcd are of heavy plate‘giass, clear and SIIIII-
ing. to hold all necessary articles, brushes,
razors, medicine and. lotion bottles and tumblers.
In three sizes with nickel-plated brackets,
5 x18 ,5 cis. 5 x24 2 85 cts. -
5 x 30 95 cts.
6
powder,
In the Basément.
i
. .
..
The Toilet fiction continues its special offering of
' low priced Articles. Perfumes, Soaps. Powders, Denti-
Trunk rooms on the fourth floor. J
mm B m. M (Empathy.
which man.
ITALIAN SATIN.
A beauty from Italy which" we
wish to introduce to our ClISIOIIh
ore. Very soft, very lustrous, and
of good weight. It will be for
the street gown dc quc, White
Tailored Satin, with rovers and
buttons of black 41 Inches 'wiilc.
$3.00ayard. /
‘Wc recommhnd this Italian
Satin to prospective brides. AI~
though too late for juncI wuh
dings, there is abundant time for
.in Autumn tronsseau.
Silk Scctnii.
—.——.—
‘ MEN’S SUMMER
UNDERWEAR.
. Balbriggan in extra fine qual-
ity, a very agreeabIc weave in hot
weather.
Shirts in ‘Iimg or short
sleeves, 5o cts.
Drawers, regular or “siouts.”
50 cts.
Poms-Knit. either two plan
or Lnion Suits, 50 cts and $1. 00.
TEAI imam DAINTIES.
, Q
Strawberry Shortcake. Iicc
Cream with various . sauces.
homemade Cake and the best of
Saiiils.
It is quite possibie to get an
excellent summer breakfast in the
Tea Room after 8: 15. Coffee
fruit. eggs, toast, rolls, muffins.
and jam or marmalade. L:IItO(lk-.
ed cereals with cream Telephone
your order at eight and it will be
ready when you come.
i
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HANDY FOR THE COOK.
Gas Lighters. smaII devices to
light the gas without the aid of
matches. Very simple. just hold
the lighter over the burner and
turn on, the gas.
25 cts.
StravIbcrry Hullers, made of
Steel and nickel like small pincers.
-Y.oiiicaii snip: the lhuiis. Ilcsnly
without crdéhi‘ng tIié bérfics or
staining your Ifingcrs. ‘2
, “um“ .
Friday. 8: so on. wishbone 2I2 ,,
pointcd careless committee will poor ' '
as. pastor in the chorohiilrlo’rs - r ‘
2m... nuptial Church, o. J. Selim ‘
momma» 88:8. 8:8? 9- m.
I walk-WNW Ionics It the
Iii-ices and Household Sundries. ,. 5 cts.
’ , WM.
.2.
I. in- and 7 30 p. m. The pastor wiii
prose]: s special sermon on the sub-
Ject of “The Three Am" to the child
ren or the Bible school. An Invitation
pm «(the school Ind the parents.
Tho-musical program for the morn.
Ins service is so foliowa: ' .
Response, KeonThon my steps 0 Lord
Mr. Crows.
roles will he as follows:
3;; III
chorus or tile Bible school. Solidi.
members at the sch l.
A cordial invitstion is pivot: to all on
friends of the school to be present.
Oh
min: was
Wm“: 15min.
wflllehohyndlsohuolst‘l irpIm.
he Bl 'I‘II... HIM-torr—fiervicq Ony-
2 ’ PW
Milli“ TOD-III. PM!!!“
WW'MIE. at who
"@qu It 11
is extended to the officers and; mom 2
mm mm. sum...2....-vvmnns ‘
Anthem. ThereissHelyouy. .F’oster ‘
TRIO. Susanne but!!!) Cblldren.Hewet .
The crash music {or the evening ser-
honstiude Prsyer {ruin owners to '2 1
8mm
.. ... .....'....Duoh‘
om. C‘o‘ss‘vonottd...........mdr U
Postlnde. I‘insie in F ........ Cspoosi» , 2
'i‘hcweninsscrvloowlli pain the .2
Willis. Mom villi ho given by '
The ususI service of mosenior" '1
unidcsIvIor will proceed the .
The Junior lsdmor will meet on
“embi- church stimurvioo I
A. most appropriate and practical gm. for the fair
graduate "
The most up-t odote end prettiest assortment to be
found andwhere this season They include every desira-
the style for 1912. There are perusal of every shape
with cords, fancy. covered handles. etc.. in an cxceedinil-
Iy. bondsome srrsy of color combinations and plenty or
black end while
The makers are noted {or the beauty and originality!
of their designs. mocholocness of their instantly the :
onth of their noodles. And every one of these hand-
some psrasols is worthy of their reputation. '
Women's psi-seals lrom 50c to $5.00 es.
MisiesPornsols .m. ...... . ..... .......&lcto8150os.
Children Parasols ........... .....25c lo 31. 00 en.
The N. E. RYAN C0.
as vim-uneven s‘r. . scum NORWALK ‘.
The SentheiWantCoiumns Arc Far?
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