Clearing Sale of Women’s and [Boot Suits. Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Waists and Cor- sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices. ‘35?) PARIS 33 80. Main 51., South Norwalli [515 Main St, Slnmiord Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in Silllill ll Ih CHURCHES ifllllHHHiH marl-100107. First Methodist Episcopal Church—— Rev. W. H. Wallehamy pastor—The Triple Anniversary at the First Metho- dist Church——Children's Day; Flag Day; and Dedication Day. Sixteen years ago this Sunday the present edi- fice was dedicated. in the morning at Bathing Suits If you wish to swim easily, appear attractive and comfortable wear the,Popular One Piece “Swim-Easy” BATHING sun‘s :‘- ._ gun-,1}.- o 4“.l;'.'»' I Children‘s Suits . . . ............... . ....... $1.00 to $3.50 Ladies' Suits ............................ $2. 00 to $6. 50 Men’s Suits ............... ' .............. $1. 00 to $2. 50 Boys" Suits . .............................. age to $1. 00 . Batlu'ng Caps .............. . .............. 250 to $1. 00 i Bathing Shoes .......................... 25c and 500 e a,» .1,- A.DiCkerman 81 Son SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRANNO ITAMPS. PONY VOTES :' A‘stcaegmrfirgeosieg ........ -,l I‘m-J I.a ....... Appropriate Gifts for the “Sweet Girl Graduate” Silk Hosiery Beautiful Fans if .; Dainty Lingerie ‘ Fancy Girdle: 1;“ .. -. Chalming Waiats Smart Gloves ' Pretty Parasols Lone Veils Silk Petticoats Auto Veila‘ Evemng Seal-fa Dressy Neckwear Silk Umbrellas Chic Dancing Capo Make your selection at this store where you are sure that the style and quality of the articles will be most .. accep:ahle to the recipient. ‘ The N. E. Ryan Co. .I WASHINGTON STREET. ~ " ”UT" NORWALK. 1mm W mm. in Chuw' “MHMmiwoosm-uamwam ‘i 7:30 o'clock, :1 ences, WednesdaY. 8.00 p. m.. Dr. A 'j H. Goodenough, the District Superln~ ;' tendent will be present. . her of the conference is expected to '. be on hand. The night tor the confer- ‘ sure has 'been chosen for the conven- 31 church, Thuraday eveninx. ’ The pastor in charge. . z;.;-:-‘. oj. -.- w a‘-‘- - o;. - -,-_- -'-f-;I'-.-‘ ' ‘31.: . church—miss minors Dario, D. D. '1 10:30 o‘clock. the pastor will preach on Gladness- Be glad in the Lord and rejoice ye righteous, and shout for joy . all ye that are upright in heart.” For I: the sake of the children. the pastor ‘I will tell that most delightlul of pres- ent day stories “Pollyanna." Many ‘1 children will also be baptised at this .1 service. j: will render a program combining exer-‘ - elses for both Children's Day and Flag 'f Day. The occasion promises to be a '; very happy one. such that the friends 1: [of the school can ill-afford to miss it; in the evening. the school The hour of the evening service is Other services for the day: \‘otices for the week: First and second quarterly confer- lence of the Board. At the close or regular monthly business meeting 0 the Oincial Board will be held. Thus both meetings will be held the some evening. General prayer meeting of the 7:45 9. In. Junior League Friday, 3:16 o'clock. . Z The Misses Emma Fallon and Mildred . Ketcham in charge. Boy Scouts. 7:00 p. m.. Frank Goodchlld. Scout Mao ter. The Children's Day Program will be as follows: 1. ‘Proceesional - Halli?! time. School. 2. Recitation~Welcome—Ruth Hoyt. 3. Prayer. 4. Welcome to Children's Day.— School. 5. June Gaynor. 6. Recitation—Work for Alb—Ruth Sloan. Summer- Roaea—Eecitatlon —- Keith Ruth Crofut. Darth Powell, trude Albertaon. 8.1110. Hummer Days. sellool. 9. Recitation—Bonny June. William Ew.ing 10. Song—Joyful Songs olive Casey. 11. Recitation—Giving. 11m 13. No. 10. Herald of Summer, School 13. Recitation-«There are Many Mags, Marion Collin“. Ruth Crofut. Vir- ginia Date, lrene Raymond. 14. Merton—Remarks by pastor. 15. Recitation—Whit Cheer. Hazel Sloan. 16. Solo—Spring Song. Grace Finch. 17. Radiation—Do Your Best. Raymond. 18. Recitation. Marlon Colllngs. 19. Recitation—Rainy Day. Stanley Hort. " 80.170, 18. Rose Time We Love Thee. School, 21. Dialogue—Betsy Flag. Marion Ceilings. Stanley Hoyt ~Alneflca. 82. Benediction. Gor- of Praise. Marlon Col- Norwalh ‘ Methodist Episoopal 111:1qu advises-«3:80 a. 1n. Chas Nesting. led hatred 8. Bonnet... Sundayeohool at noon. S. 311. bl. Big- manpwiatenilont. Karma we devotional service at 6:30 p. in. Dora- hump; all 1.0: 80. with screen by Sunday Morning Class. 9:45 o‘clock.‘ '1 Edwin Fox. leader. Bible School, 12.00 jj m. Bible Classes for all grades. -- Devotional Meeting of the Epworth V: League will be omitted Sunday no 'I ning to allow for the assembling 0f the' ‘. school. The ' .. Tuesday Evening Class 7:45 p 111.? ' John Greenwood. leader. ' meeting; leader: Fred Hawkins; 8115' Every meme . the conference. at about 9 p. 111., the‘ 7. Recitation—Panama. Virginia mao‘ Irene 101mb ‘ meeting on Friday evening at 7.30. Ron m in. D01!!!“ Null. acting scout mum. The service has been ensured by or. 1 ader “To obtain the beat nooks, we use and I recommend for use Royal Baking Pow- 3 (lot. We find it superior to oh others. i “Whom 11151111 coon 155001111011 l vapour! MAYER. 3“,." H e Music at the First Church, Norwaik. Mornfllg. Children's Day Service. Prelude—March in F . ._\\' Faulkes Song—"Little Daisy Girls, by eight girls. Recitation—Children‘s Day is Best. by "Helen Seaman. . ()ilertory-Scherzlno in .0p 2“, No. Carol by School—Flowers of Grace. 5 .................... P. Fumagalll Recitation—summer Every Day, by Quartet—Jrhe God of Abraham ‘Praise Dorothy Lovejoy. . .......................... 1). Buck Vocal Duet—God Is Love. Vernal Anthem—Holy Lord God of Hosts and Vestal Fudge. (Sam-ills) .............. C. Gounod Exercise—Sunshine. Eight girls. Carols—Gardens. Wm. H. Smith, Jr., Collection. Children‘s Day Alex. S, Gibson Carol by schoolvvnder the Banner Baptismal Anthem ....Alex S. Gibson of the King, Postlude——Finale of Sontat No. 1 Pastor’s address and baptism of ................... F. Mendelssohn children. Evening at 7:30. Musical Servlce. Closing Hymn... Prelude-Adagio from Symphony 12 111.. Sunday-school hour for Bible C ....................... J. Haydn study. 3130 p. 111., The Junior League oaenory—Pllgrims' Chorus service. Mrs. Greenwood Supt. 6: 30 ........................ 11. Wagner p. m.. The Epworth League devotional Cantata—Spring (The Seasons iect. "llow God Uses Fully Prepared 1. Overture. suggesting the change Men." 7:30 p. 111.. Evening sermon. _from Winter to Spring; 2. Bass, tenor, The pastor will deliver the message.'and soprano. “Behold! Where Surly and the choir assist in the music of Winter tiles; 3. Quartet, “Come. Gen- the evenhig. . ltle Spring"; 1. 5. Bass. “At Last the Services of the week: Bounteous Sum" “With Joy ill‘ lmpn. Wednesday. 2 p. 111.. The Ladies' Aid 'tieni Huabandman;" 6. Tenor. “La- Soclety will meet to sew. borious Man Hath Done His Part;“ 7. Thursday. 7:50 p. m.. The mid-week Trio and Quartet. "-Be Propitlous;" 8. prayer meeting will be held as usual Soprano, “Our Fervent Prayers are with the junior in dingo. Heard;" 9. 10. Trio and Quartet, Frida‘y evening. The June rally of "Spring. Her Lovely Charms Untold- the Norwalk group 01 Epworth ing;" "God of Light." Leagues will be held at the East ave- tPoatlude. Finale of 94th Psalm Sonata. nue Methodist Church. The program ................. J. Reubke will do announced later. A social hour and refreshments will iollow the ad I dress of the evening. IAPTIBT. South Norwalk Baptist Church. Pas tor. Rev. R. G. Hartley—The services Knight street Church—Service in of the day will be given over to the the morning at 11 a. n1. Preaching by children of the Sunday-school in cel- the outer. meal-s. 3 o'clock. by tho sol-alien oi the supine: festival ‘Chil- pastor. 11011.11 ll. Shields. Bolder dren's Day." in the morning the pas- ac.hool 11: 30. As sanday la liIoIon- tor will preach to the children or the ary Day we cordially invite all to school. All the members of the school come. asonrnow paitor will put in withtbolrpanntaareiavlted. his nrst appearance. MT lOrgan Prelude—Scene .Vodorlnskl ' Odortory—Souvunl . .. ...... Folsvell 011mm 8010‘; 1m. 1‘. 1. Smith. I cohoweoa‘nouau Oran Poatlnde—Sarabande The South Norwalh Congregational St Boone 10: 30 mm' ”mg! Th Chlld- meet “I "he lecture mom “nu I, irea'a DA! nominee Will take the kw MtMW'I W mill“! place of the W morning service. wm be hfld' 13:1; Il- It. The Men. A mm 0' WW recitati 0'“ hood closew'lll meet in the auditorium wlubofl'wbym MHT'nedratntaaofleaol special ad- 01 children will take: et 14,... 'm he give. to the members "oclooh. The music 'for the morale: of the Brotherhood by Nehemiah Can- .will be as follows: _ a“, a. will spank on "The Standard- lOrnn PreludHnne ....... . layer M 01 1’11ch end Private Em- Sopnno Solo and Chorus—Blossom Noyment Bureau and the National ooh-puss ‘ Bflll- NW Coordination or Tom Conforming l cyan—Amt. . . . . . .1. . “Wither [o the SW" ’Postlude—llaroh ....'. ..... Heredlth The genial mm for “KNOB There will be on union of the Sun- all: month is “The Abatement and day school at 12:10. Theo. fiflociety Prevention of Poverty." This meett lwili m at 6 oclook as usual. lug will be a joint meeting of the three On Tuesday oveulns the Camp Fire classes forming the Brotherhood and Circlewh meet at 7'30 at the Church. the subject for discussion will be of I The regular mid-week services 0f great interest to the men of the the church will be held Thursday "9- church w. invite all men interested nfng at 7:45.;111 this subject to come and to bring The Boy seein- have their "all!" arriend. 7: 30 p. 111.. Childrell' a Duly Exercises Woodward ‘AVevluo Department. 11'. '1‘. Pierce. audio a-good one. 301188 Sandor-shoot will be held at 3:30 by the member: or the school, met- linder the snperintondency “Franklin ‘1” by the Superintendent. recitation: c. Thor-m. normalisation-'0: the mention oi the three depart- wlll be given to oil charter members meets or the school. class scorched. or one school. mom wind» pro- ‘andl o mood volumetric piece on- vided tor all classes. . titled "r110 Water or Lite" will consti- At 7. 80a m service will bagtute the promos. We invite the haldatwhicntllne unstaplotenwlll names otthe school. and the mem- preacboa 0-week The "I! ll! beraeithooongrez‘atlontothla do. 0060ch with the noodle-anon 11:th ponies. the centre at the the governor of the Itate, themvice will be reserved for the 'Mm. mmn ms with add-o- lip-‘01:; lino" Women“ “ I mmmmumm transcontinental-alumna. 1 lira-tame Ddbodlot Church-— [loo 1:. pron-ohm 01300. M «no . m: mom. Tram;loodsr 10:30 a. in. m nommuum» manuals-m», on W will herein-mm mun. maroon-u. wilisolomormnayaaoleanu ~ thedecoraltionavdllbeelflaa. am} 1mm suns-emolummn I". lhcranniaowlllsinpaaolo. All “1mm lfiea‘r‘rhot Sweet are hinted. . mums. 71110 “week pervlce will be held H. Wilson. organist. will play saloon on “my evening and will be time iron mule, Hampton. and Vin- in' charge of 11‘. 0 Tampa. cant. rim communal Church-480v} Grace Baptist Church—nu o 3. ll, F Won, PhD, motor-—Sun-Sebflo.paatoi~—Serv1eostor8nnday—- .day' mung-ma hthuplo celebra- n a In. M“. thjeet,"1llarly flan. ltwill-beobnrvlduchildren’l Piotr. madam-inseam 35111.. ‘aadiunlorconma‘noehfldosawllmdara pros-ram. lions W together at 10: .30.":: Annalee-emu do... lav-on. ”damned-whom mm misnommm, " orally all coon. in. - ........................ .1. Hayden ~ look of coolness. (ll't‘il silk. tango, old hluc. Roman stripe. pounds. At the Jewelry Section. Reading. Mrs. James Nlmo. Recitation. Katie Robertson. Recitation. Amelia Hopkins. floatation, Sadie Balm, 8010, Mrs. E. 0. Powell. Win. Fannie Williams. Recitation, Edna Jones. vnending, Mrs; Annie mot. 8010,03“. H. G. 30M ' Recitation. aura Blues. Solo Geom Dim. Recitation—f Arthur Hines. , Program Committee, Mrs. M. B. So- bras and lira. J. White. » EPISOOPAL Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. rector; the drat Sunday al- but Trinity-8 a. 111.. celebration of the Holy Communion. 10: 80 e. 111., mom- II! prayer and sermon. 12 m.. able chaos and school. 7:30 p. m., ore gIlia: service with address. .Mondny—leds p. 111.. the Youns m Club. 7: 45 p. :1. important i“, Whitheteechereofthom '9,is p, in. the motor 60‘. .Alllaireo to meet the heads of all the parish muons and their «floors. This will be a very imprint meeting ‘fiwr Do Me by menus adsohommsmulnmmo- insoMeeinanyelflaocuninm-a ’ will be present. The mil-1m " tit-talk over manyxa‘flavfl‘m-b tenet to the welfare o! h.“ Friday—fl: 45 p. 3.01101: rehearsahm Novelty Voiles, sheer Cr epeS, “ashahle fabrics made into charming g1 nuns. sitmllclllcnt— ttl with shadow and plain Net Laces that give a gossamer Sonic with overskirts and with nearly all are wide sashes and Inks 01' fancy rmcda. Sunshine Department Dainty Sweets from the Sunshine Bakeries for woman who does not like to make in summer. ‘ . ner. Rector-.4110 first Sunday saiunoav, JUNE .3. .91. Bridgeport Advertisements. the D. I». Read Co Established 1857 Mid Summer Gowns Smart Styles for Hot Weather Ratines 111111 Ull‘lt‘l‘ Illllii's, some plain, and on]- 1‘1'1151' and often a gay White Gowns for Graduati 1n Voiles and Crepes made in simple. girlish, fash- ion, daillilly trimmed with lace and embroidery. 0 From $8.00 to $18.00. Long W hite Silk Gloves 'Twenty and Sixteen button lengths, plain 1111 with embroidered wrists. A \‘cry ‘plcasing and satisfac— tory assortment for general summer wear. . $1.00 and $2.00. j White Sk'rts for Common Wear White Ratine, White Bediord Cord. $1.50. 'No woman ever has too many White Dress Skirts. It is very provoking to starch for a clean, fresh skirt and not find one. At this low price a woman may have a fresh one for each morning. These are late styles with overskiris. $1.50 each. ~ Second floor. For Motor and Dust Coats Cheney's Weave, and quite wide. 54 inches. A very good quality of domestic Hinges. heavy for motor and traveling coats. very reliable. Note the width. $3.00 a yard. Silk Sction. . 1"} the Brandywines Tan Sans Clover Leaves Pcrfettos Philopenas Hydrox Rodondo Cre amcl Citrus Arrowroot Rich Teas Osborne Short Bread Creams . Twccnmcals Dainty flavors in packages, from 51: up. Notice the assorted boxes styles, containing from one—half 19. 25, 29 and 35 cts. Motorists and Travelers will be interested in the ”large anortment at 60331:: and Rimmed Spectacles, designed for the comfort of the human eyes.' packed with diiicrcnt to ,one and two Bhsémcnt. Prices begin at $1.00 htter Trinity. The' celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock, Mission Sun- day-school or 8. N11 at 9:00. Nom- ing Prayer and sermon “10:30; Par- iah Sunday-schoelnt noon; _ evening prayer at 4:00. Christ Church, Rev. J. ‘Hypkin Brown, rector; lint Sunday after 'rrln. lip—adorning prayer and sermon at 10:45 a. in. Sunday achool at noon. Evening payer and sermon at 7:30 p. in. Choir» rehearsal Frnday evening at 8. GHRUSTIAN SCIENCE 00018317, Christian Science Society, at Nor~ walk—Regular Sunday servbes at the reading room llaaonlc building, at 11 a 1:. Subject. June 14th: 0011,1110 Preserver of Lon Tm meet- ' in; Wednesday at 8 p. in. To both services the public is menu: adfd fratemally invited. Reading room open to the while each ween- day at- ias-noon 11101111233 no 4: 3t ”VENT WRIST!“ GRUROH. Advent Christian Church, Van Zont and Harvey ctr-eels, hat Norwalk, Rev. George I. Tome}. pastor—Half boar serviced! prayer, 10 a. 111. Morn- ” oer-on. 10:30 . 111. Sunday M. 11‘... Junior Loyal Workoi‘I. 3:“ gigs Loyal Workers. 6:15 p. m.‘ Evening sol-moi, 7:30 p. 111. um.
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