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wielded:
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> , we; ot‘rinners,
Nor sitteth' in the seat
. oi the summit. '
5 «Psalm 1: 1.
V ‘ q’chuia‘r Veeper Service in the
" South Norwalk Congregational Church
' Tomorrow Afternoon at 43.30 o’clock.
Connect, “The christian Faith in
Other 'Faiths’
‘ it'dlSpeaker, Rev. John Stapieton.
Good (Choir and Cengrogatlonsi Singing.
You are welcome.
but..-
Annual 3 Concert
South Nor walk
‘ COngregati‘OHal Quartet
Monday Evening, May 12th
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
.BOLOISTG—Mre. F‘. ill. Grannies. Soprano; Miss Lucy Grey, Corr
I traits; Air. Alsop Smith, Tenor; Mr. Forrest Case. Boss.
“to spednl instrumental Feature of the evening will be a group
0! Viollndelio Solos «by the noted ’ceilist Mr. Leo Trooetwyk, of New
Haven, instructor in viollnoello in Yale School of Music.
DIRECTOR lN CHARGI‘J. B. GRANNIB, MUG. B.
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' ““0 fit 3 p. in. At 7: 30 to. "run, choir
. as usual.
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illust Avenue Methodist Chureh, Rev.
S. P. Fairbanks, paelor.~fl‘llo servlcoli
for Sunday and the week following are
as fpllows: 9:30 11. on, class meeting;
louder Brother Edmund Trouuso'n.
10:30 s. m.. Mother’s Day will he can
slanted et‘tite mording service with
appropriate exercises. The pastor will
morocco from the theme. “The Comiort
or a Mother." and the choir. will red
star some good music Mothers are
specially invited and everyone who
can do so are asked to wear a white
carnation in honor of their mothers.
12 m., the Sunday schoolwviil meet
in additionv‘to the leesoli
shout Joseph, there will he songs sno
recltations in keeping with Mother‘s
Day. White carnations or some other
white flower will be worn by the room-
bers of the school. 6:30 p. m., the Boo
worth League devotional service will
. he held in the Sunday school room.
Frank Parsons will be the leader and
the subject will be "Jesus, Doctrine
oi (ills Own Person." 7:30 p. m., the
poster will preach the sermon oi the
evening and the choir will render It
line program or music. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to strangers in the
community to ntt‘énrl these services.
The presence of God is felt in the
‘ preaching of His word and many have
theeu brought into closer fellowship
with Him.
Wednesdnywt’ p. m., the indies' Aid
Society will meet so usual.
i Thursdays—7: 46 o. m. the mid-week
'meeung will be held, led by the poo
tor. The prophesy ol’ lsdish is still
' the subject for study and discussion
, Friday—~The New York District 0!
the New York East Conference will
:hold a convention er. the East Avenue
’Chruch. ‘A splendid program has
been prepared for morning. elternoon
and evening, which will be printedln
"u later issue of this paper. The East
Avenue Church will serve it’llultel
luncheon at noon sud supper at night.
'A large numher oi delegates will he
; in attendance and go enlhueinslio
gathering of Bowel-til Where is es-
pooled. All of the sessions are open
ito the public.
Ssugniuck Methodist Episcopn
iChurchwRev Hubert 1) Jones, P»
ftor. ~The liens Society heard Is very
Iinterestlns and inspiring llIk 'lsst
Tuesdm evening, by Henry Home
all: Assistant Superintendent of the
isuhiect.‘ The Reelsmotion of lien."
INext Tuesday. the lath will he “lis- .
i
idles Night." A [reed social time, rot.
lowed by u trove] lecture awaits all
i
, who attend.
liondsy morning service at 10.30.
fiA Whitsundsy sermon by the DIIIOI‘.
Sunday school at 12. 00; Mr. tendon
K. Alien. snot Prep-muons srs seine
mode for the Childrens Day exec
clses A cordial invitation is given to
those she wish to spend it preamble
hour. .
The evening services. banishing st
7. re ‘wili he devoted to the observance
Ioi “Homer's Day." it Huntley so: A»
port tor the honoring or motherhood
A special pronum has been wound.
musics! calmness sun on uproar-isle
sermon or the pastor. White cum
lions will be given to all mothers who
tilled the service.
1‘)» molar monthly nesting and the
isdlu‘ Alli acutely will he hold It the
at 1.30 o‘clock. .
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WAWWog-ill meet. with Jim
.Allido Toilets. 36 Fslrflold avenue. at
11’ o‘clock. .
Worthwhile-The owe more
at Kings Daughters will meet with
hire. 111. ll. Robertson. 2! Warsaw
and chorus firearm.
Thursdays—slalom devotional sor-
vlce st 7: iii 1) .111. Topic, A Necessary
Miracle.
de~hieeting of the Junior 80-
clotyfl. it: at ’3 to p. m, Meeting or
the no,» Wit Troops at 7130 p. m.
F moltts,sooutmast’or.1Msss moon
in! to thisohurchv under the'nusplceeI
or the Women's somatic league or}
Connecticut st 8 o‘cloolt. M. Easin-
men, or New York. speaker. .
First Conmsntioml Church, Rev.
Ernest F. MoGrsgor, Ph. D; .postor—~'
Morning service st 10: so with preach.
log 1by the pastor. Subiect. Mary and
Martha. Vesper service at 3. 30 at
which the «poster will speak on The
Nsrrowness of Jesus, Sunday, school
at noon. . ‘
The young people are invited to
the mucous lor 'l‘ussdsuy evening.
'Thero will!» a meeting at the com
mitboe on the Peony Fete Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 o’clock.
The music for the day will rho as
follower. '
._
Morning.
Prelude-«in the Morning . ....... ‘
Edv. Grieg
Selections from A Song of Thanksgiv-
ing by J. H. Msunder.
Anthony—‘0 Corns Let Us Bing Unto
the Lord. .
Conmlio Solo—The Gracious Lord
, Ills Promise Halli Rememlgprcd.
Soprano Solo—0 Lovely Flowers.
Reamer—Look Down Upon Us
Alex 3. Gibson
Petitions—Moron in D. Celeb almper
Vow» Berries it 4:30.,
Prelude—diondoluoho's sprint Bone.
summoned to Wm. E. Mail.
Anthem-die Shell Come Down Lllro
Ruin N. H. Allen,
Clement—Patents in B Fist.
,0. Mortal
Duck—The Lord is My Show“.
Henry smart
Palmetto-Goring Funnels, 0p. 85.
our“ rinsed
BAPTIST.
South Nor-walk dentist Church»—
Rev it. 0, Hartley. Poster—Sunday
morning 10:30 Public Worship: "Sen
men by the pastor.
Peer Gynt Suite ......... .. . . .Grics
Anthems—Art Thou «Wasn't .Jncksonc
Pastoral prayer lollowod by choral no
spohsewqiloly Father hear our cry
Truette
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Lydls E. Pinkhom s ..
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I took Lydia E.Pink-
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recommend Lydia E. Pinkhnm' s Vege— .
table Compound to all who suffer as!
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Montana Women’s Case.
Burns. Mont—" Lydia E. Pinkhnm' 3
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Joint FRANCE, Burns, Montana. “
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Oifertory~Berceuse ......... Gounod
comm-y solo i'l‘enorl—Jesus Lover
0! My Soul .............. Tours
Postlude ....................... Stern
The Bible School will meet in the
choral It 12:00 N. We will hegln the
practicing oi the Children's Day ex-
ercises. 6:80 p. m., The‘Senlor Chris-
tilo Endeavor Society will meet in
the choral. Subject, "Love not the
World." 8:30 p. m. Evening Worship.
Suntan by. the Psalm:
Organ prelude—Evening Hymn
, Floggier , .
“Miami Will reed My Flock
Simper
Pictorial prayer followed by choral re.
Ivonne ....... . ....... ,....'l‘ruette
memory ........ ' .‘ . ‘ ......... Floater
Anthem-Blind and Alone (From the
JConversion” .............. Matthews
romeo. ........... . ........... Hall
Annotrncerneht for the week are as
iollovvs:
Monday “hill 1). 1n.-Ti1e Junior
Christian Endeavor. 8.”) p. m. The
Home Mission Study Class
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Very Tempting Offerings 1n
the China Store
livery day some new and especially attractive wruc
is put forth in Llrinu or Crockery, and just new in thi§
delectable month of May when everybody is collecting
fimn'shiugs of moderate price for camp or cottage, the
‘ (hina seems to trike on a beguiling
'i‘ake me
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seem-j
Five
chooses.
Big bargains.
nir. “tiny no it
uilll yell Ill be useful as well its good look—
that is what oven dish plate. howl, jug and i’iibi.‘
to be saving with a beckoning sir.
few days.
Now, fol‘
for that is as long as it can possibly last.
Stack Patterns to close out at half original price.
Linc buys us much or Elli little asehc
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Decorated Plates, good quality all sizes
Breakfast Plates Tea Plates
Dinner Plates Desert Plates
I . 61': ca ach.
Colonial Glass, every piece required for table “and
general household use. this is the lacavx clear. smooth
glass that polishes well and inches a brilliant and at-
tractive appear ance
Priced 1-0“.
In the China Store.
Summer Underwear for Women
“Comfy" Vests, cannot slip'ofi the shoulders, a sat-
‘ isfactory
style,
.,.-at 13c, 25c and sec.
Law neck, sleeveless "Vests, good qualities. 13c,‘17c
and use.
Union Suits, pinto finish or (lalntiiy trimmed. 50c and
75 could.
Summer Pant8,1:1cc trimmed 25c and sec.
Children’ s Underwear
Vests, low neck sleeveless.
‘ I‘nion Suits.
‘13c. 15c and 25c
50c and 75c
Main flout,
Men’s SOisette Shirts
with appearance of silk
In fact there is n lustrous silken stripe woven 111
this suiseltc. which is a capital
shirts.
This
socks for children. and everybody will like it.
material for ; summer
' $1.25 each.
Sizes from 14 to 17 inch.
Children’s . Hall Hose
the little
The socks
summer there is a new feature to
have what is termed “Roth's" limit. the little close-
knt‘tterl band at the top. which is: supported in :rlingxlmt
never does for more than ten mintucs. has taken a
“wrinkle" and turns (wcr. just enough to hide it little
elastic garter that may he slipped underneath. Unis at
them and see what a clever arrangement. '
25¢ a pair.
Plain and fancy motors, plain colors with fancy
tops.
more fluidity. worn and cotton mixtures. very
high mode. in linen colors and pepper and salt mixed.
Were 3:425 a yard n month ago,
W WIRING FOR LIGHT mo POWER
now $1.00 and 58 inches wide.
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