METHODIST. First Methodist Episcopal Church: ——B.ev. W. H; Wskehsm. pastor—g Public worship with sermon at 10:30! a. m. and 7: 30 p. m The poster will he in his pulpit both morning and evening. In the evening he will give the third sermon in the course on Characters in‘ the Tragedy of the Crucifixion. or Men Who Cruelty Christ. “Csisphss and Christ." Bible School meets at 12 m. Story of the boson. “Saul Gains His Kingdom." Devotional meeting of the Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Leader, John Smith. 0!: Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Mr Erwin is to give two of his beautiful illustrated lectures in our church. The subjects will be for Tuesday evening, "Through theSun— I, Sonthland. and the Great South- - “at" for Wednesday evening, . “Hawaii, A Pacific Paradise.” These lectures are given under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid 'Society. These .flcturss are beyond any words 0! description. This is Mr. Erwin's third visit to our city. In one up town church in New York city, Mr. Erwin has given his lectures nine flutes. and still they want him. It .. is believed that a very large number will crowd the auditorium this week. gramme early to get good seats. A ~ silver oifering will be taken at the door. The general church prayer meeting will he held as usual on Thursday evening. The Lenten ser- mon of Sunday evening will be open for discussion and helpful comment. Miss Mildred Ketchem will sing for ‘us. These meetings especially during the Lenten season should be largely attended. The cottage meeting this week will . be held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, 24 Spring street. Junior League. Friday, 3:15 p. 11:. Mrs. Edward Austin. Leader. lBoy Scouts, Friday, 7:00 p. m. .. Norwaik Methodist Epismpal ‘_ Church. Rev. C. E. Barto. D.D.. min- ister—Sunday services will be as 101‘ Views: Class meeting at 9:30 a. to. Sunday school and Men's llible Class . meet at the noon hour. Young peo- .ple‘o hour at 6:30 p. in. Topic, Dyke " ‘ u. m. and 7:30 p. in. At both of these Iervlces on Sunday the pastor will much. Evening topic, What it Costs ,y Not to be a Christian. Strangers are cordially welcome to all services. ‘ Announcements for the week: Class meeting is held in the church * - at 7:46 o'clock. l _ Prayer meeting will be held in the§ letcure room on Thursday evening at‘ 7: 46 o’clock. Topic, Witnessing for: Mt. Acts 1: 6-12. l Church. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks. pastor. '“ 9:30 a. m. Fellowshix meeting; Ed- ‘ mund Tronnson. leader. 10: 30 a. m. drawing preaching service; semen , ,by the pastor. 12 m. Sunday-school union for Bible study. sumac: 1:2l lesson: "Soul Gains «His Klnxdon,” 18amuelll.3:30p.m..lunior Hp Worth League devotional meeting. Mrs. Greenwood. Superintendent. - 6: 30 p. in. Senior Epworth league ‘ prayer meeting; subject: "10pr ions as DykeBuilders Against Rum”: lower—airs. Hannah Seymour. 7: 30 p: In Gospd sermon by the pastor and music by the choir. , -, Wednesday 2 p. in. Weekly meet- module Lodies' ‘Aid Society ‘ rangeliatic service with the pastor in chains - . ' CONGREOATIONAL. South Norwalk Congregational Churchl'ohn Stapleton. minister— iPublle warship Sunday morning at 10330.1ho pastor's sermon toplc will Builders Against 'Rum. The regular l services for worship are held at 10:30‘ * parlor every Tuesday night beginningtper in the Parish House. Blessed is the man who walketh not in tho counsel of the wicked. Nor standeth in the way of sinners, Nor sitteth in the seat of the scornlul. ~Psalms 1: 1. lbe‘ml‘he Matter of Speech." Evening service 7 :30 p. m. sermon by the lllev. Ralph C. Hartley of the Baptist Church. Bible School at 12 o'clock. J. M. Glover, superintendent. Men's Christian inquiry Club at 12 oclock. 'Senlor C. E meeting at 6: 30. Topic: “Tests of My Christianity" Music for the day: Morning. Organ Prelude-«Allegretto Wood Oflertory—lmprovisation. Soprano Coir—Selected. Organ Postlude—-March .. MacMsster Evonlnl Organ Prelude-Adagio Guilmant Oflmtory-lmprovisation. Anthem—«The Dying Christian ......................... filarwood Gospel Bohr—Selected : Organ ‘Postludo—March Faulhes Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., meeting or Sunday-school Board at the church. Wednesday, 4:30 p. m. Camp Fire Girls at the church. 8:00 p. m., regu- lar meeting of Ariston Club. Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Mid-week ser- vice, Topic: “The First Command- ment of Jesus.” Friday. 3:00 p. m. Junior Endeavor Sewing Class. 7:30 p. :11. Boy Scout meeting. Douglass Nash, Scoutmaster. Woodward Avenue Department. Sunday-school, 3:00 p. m, Sunday Afternoon Service. 3:45 p. to. Mr. Stapleton will preach. Subject: “Jesus and the Mach Man." Brook-ids Chapel. Sunday-school, 3:00 p. at. Sunday Afternoon Service. 3:45 p. in Mr. Thompson will preaCh. i First Congregational Church, Rev.l 10.1“. MoGrosor. Ph, D.. pastor—a Morning service at 10: 30, with presch- ing by the pastor. Subject, Not. Far From the Kingdom. Vesper service at 4:30, at which the pastor will talk on the subject, Paul's lookingaGlass. The chorus meets at 3:45 and the flint quarter of an hour of the ves- por service b devotedto song. Sunday school meets at noon. The Y. P. 'S. C. to. meets at 5:45. 'l‘uesday—Jl‘hd~ Ministering Circle will meet with Mrs. A. H. Baldwin. Friday-The L. B. A. will meet for social sewing with Miss Helen Cur- tis, Union Park. Thursday at 8 p. ‘m. the pastor will give the fourth stereopticon lecture rin the story of Congregationalism. The Modern Movement 0! the Poo- pla. » Wednesday, at 6:30 the Kind Word' Circle will give a St. Patrick‘s Sup- l Music at Email: ”First Church: Morning. rm 9.1;. mm.- Cherub. Hussite. . sermon. Thom-esoterwillbotho om W la the week: Monday. 7: up. 1:1.me Club will meet with new Imam: ; it: drill and amen. . Tuesday, 2 mm. Missionary sewing meeting of the ladies of the parish. 4:30 p. m. Evening prayer and medl- tatiou. the subject will be “Christ in Conversation With Nicodemus." 7:80 p. in. Important meeting or St. Hilda”: Guild. 8 p. in. Business nicotine o! the Young Hart’s Club in their rooms. Wednesday, 9:30 a. mu morning prayer. Litany and Panitentiai Ollce. 3:30 p. m. The Junior Auxiliary t o the Board of Missions. 8 p. m. Neigh. borhood meeting at the home or hits. '1‘. Richardson, 7 Concord street. The members of the parish in the vicinity are asked to attend. Thursday, 3 p. in. Missionary meet- ing 01 the ladies. 3:30 p. m. The, Camp Fire Girls. 4:30 p. m. Evening” prayer. Friday 7:15 p. m. Confirmation. class. 8 p. m. Evening prayer andI The preacher will be the Rev. J. D. Skene, rector or St. An-1 drew’s Church. Stamford. 2:30 1). ml The recmr's omce hour. Saint Paul‘s Parish—~Mid-Lent Sun- day—7:30 a. m., Holy Communion; 9:15 a. m., St. Paul‘s Sunday school; 10:30 a. m_., Litany and Holy Commué nlon; 3 p. m, fit. Andrew’s Sunday school. 353 Main street. Winnipouk; 7:30 p. m., evening prayer with ser- mon by the Rev. F. A. Coleman, rec- tor 01 Trinity Church. lServices every weekday morning at 9; every attornoou at 5. except Fri. day. Wednesday afternoon the Girls’ Choir is in attendance. and there is an address to the children. Thursday morning at 6:30, liloy Communion: a convenient service for those who must eh at work later. Friday evening at 8, special Lent service with the Rev. Arthur F‘. Lew- is as the preacher. All the services are for whoever wishes to come to them. The church is open all day every day for private prayer. New scholars are welcome at either or the schools on any Sun- day. ' ’ “-6—“ . Grace Church—Rev. J. 1:. Werner, rector—«Mid Lent Sunday. Celebra- tion of Holy Communion, 8 o'clock. Mission Bundayschool of 8. Faith. 0 o'clock. Morning prayer 10:30. Par- ish Sunday-school. 12 o’clock. Even~ lng prayer and confirmation instruc- tion. 7 o'clock. Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard, East Romain-<11“. Toilet-no F. Caskey. D. 0.. minister in charge- Midsuent Sunday - Morning prayer and sermon at 0:30. Subject oi ser- mon "Jay the Note or MidLent Sun- day." Sunday’sehooi after service. Evening prayer and third lecture on the "White Dawn in Britain” subject or the lecture: "St. Paul the Harbin- ger oi the Dawn." On Friday even- ing at 7:46 the special Lenten ser- vice of the week will be held in the church. followed by choir rehearsal. Neighborhood Lenten services are now held every Wednesday, in a pri- vate house. Announcement of the place will be made on the proceeding Sunday. The public is cordially in- vited to all services. BAPTIST. South Norwalk Baptist Church- Rev. R. G. Hartley pastor—Morning service 10:30 a. m. The pastor will“ preach on the subject: "What is God’s Will?" This sermon is preach-h ed by special request. Prelude—«Benches .. ....... Hollies ' Odertory—rSous La F‘rnilloe .......... P. Thoma Odertory Solo (Mrs P. l. Smith) Postlude. .Levade 12 m. The Sunday-school will goth- . .1). Prelude—Estes“ Ecossaise. 0p. 48, No. 4 ...... Theo Salome Quartet—Be Still Then (46th Psalm) l .mD Buek' ......................... East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Duet-11! God My Father, While Ilsions are growing in interest and Stray ......... G. W. Mansion! .Quartet—Jl‘lie King 01 Love .................. H. a ensues-J Pastime—Moderate in E Flat R E. Bryson Vapor service at 4:20. oPreludoananguo in E Minor ......... . .J. S. Each 'b. Olertolro do Ste Cecile, No. 2, Ops-in!) ............. E. Batiste' Quintet-Tho Shadows of the Even- iugHours. ........ 11.11. Shelley Citation—Mullen“ in G Minor 0p. 33,- No; 1 ..._........ A. Guilnnnr Quartet—.0 Jesus, Thou. Art Study .....'.....~....’.... Theo Dnhols Trinity Chm—Rev. Frederick A. column. rectum—The mus-ti: Sunday taunt. ramming: the 11on emu-aim. Corporate Con:- union or the Girl's llfloudly Soclot! lonmnuosntugpuysrondser ,er in the lecture room. .OlbySpdm. _'*MWhHmIt ' 'Thlll'ldh’yfliidp. m.'!‘llolnldweok.‘ 12:16 11.18: The Brotherhood Class under the div rection of President: H. P. Morgan will meet in the church. The discus- proilt. 8: 30 p. in. Christian Rodent ~ or Society will meet in the lecture loom. Mule Tryst: will lead in the discussion or the mice: "Touts at? My Christianity." 7. 30 p. at. Public service; . with Rev. John Stoplototl ‘end It. Staploton will preach in this pulpit. We are glad to welcm Mr. Staple- ton and give a cordial invitation to ' all our members to hear him. . Prelude ............ . . . . Mosrhowski O'llertory—Jdlgio ....... 8. Youlorod ' Odertorii Solo (Mi-s F. E. Smith) Postlude ..... ........ Th; Salome Announcements lor the week: Monday, a p. m: The hoard at'l‘rua- tees will mantis the we: study. ‘ Tuesday. 7: 46 p. m The neighbor- hood praycr mantles were: held at the home at Mrs 173'. x; Boerum. 15 . Woodward avenue. Wednesday. 7: 30 Lenten lactiu'e on the Life of Christ, and Continual. cunts Class will most at the close of; _ lecture. Confirmation. union o: the iormer confirmation classes with epoch! salmon in lilo;~ liah. year at 9 2 30. departments. ‘ Teeple, pastor.-—~10:00 a. The poster valuations ma. Hawaii. rector or at. run:- ”autoimmune!!! the let. «my... s'r. earth's GERMAN Lemma; z. CHURCH. BL We German Lutheran Church. Cedar street, near West ave nae—Martin -L. Stoop, passion—The usual wvicss in Games will take , place at 10:20. The pastor will preach the dearth of a series of Lenten ser- mons on the 69th Psalm. Everyone is ”home at this church, particular- ly the Lutheran at the city and vi- cinity. The seats are all tree. March 21. Examination or the con- tinuation class. March 28, Palm Sunday, at 10:30, in the evening re- Easter morning services with ad- ministration ol' Holy Communion. In the “lemma children’s service. Sunday-school every Sunday in the German and English ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Advent Christian Church. Van Zant and Harvey streetswiilev. G. M. . m., Hall hour of prayer. 10:30 a. m., Morning sermon. 12:00 m. Sundayschool. 3:30 p. in. Junior. Loyal Workers. 5:45 (p. in. Loyal Workers. ”7:00 p. m. Ev- ening sermon. Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Midweek pray" or meeting Associated Bible Students—Taster C. J. Wordworth of New York city will speak at New Red Men's Hall. South .Norwalk. at 3 p. in. Sunday, March it. Tonic: ”Let Your linden ation be Known to All Men." Phil. 4:5. All Welcome: No collection. CHRieTlAN SCIENCE some“. Christian Science Society 57 West avenue, corner Butler street. The reg. ular Sunday service is held at n a. to. Wednesday, testimony meeting at 8 n in. To both services the public is cur- dially invited. Sunday school at 10 a. 11:. Subject: Sunday, March 14. "Substance." Sunday. March 7, “Man." ‘ A free reading room is maintained at the same address. 57 West avenue. which is opeu'to the public each week day. holidays excepted, from 2. 15 to i: 30 p in. All are welcome. .— Knight street A. n. n. Chanel:— lllov. Henry M. Shields. minister—ll a. m. Preaching by pastor. 12:80 Sunday-school. 3 p. m. Sacred Con- cert, Miss Bertha any in charge. Mus- ic by New .York choir. 6:30 Ohriw tlsn Endeavor: 8 p. m. Preaching by pastor. Subject: “The Master Pot~ ter." Tuesday evening Class. QUICK ACTION WANTED. When enois coughing and spitting —-with tickling throat. tightness In chest, soreness in throat and landl— when head is aching and the whole body racked with a cough that won't permit sloop—lie wants immediate re lie. Thousands gay Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is the surest and quickest acting medicine for coughs arywhero. Remember It is wise to get rid quickly of ailments of the organs of diges~ tion—o! headache, lsngucr, do- pression of spirits-«tho troubles for which the best corrective is HERE’S A our AC- comma necrosi- rm We invite you a: some in and to- Inset our. line or, new trash-tron» theemil‘ss paper was your pat— tern let an helix ititor you and than tell you what the cost is. Ions: mafia the more pleasant surprise. of your not and we'll ' gain a immuni- Manor. 10 Pill" 01".. IA“ WALK. Thursday? 7:45 pg m. The _ church Tel. 4“. colds. cm and in 311006 Sold ev-~ ‘ a beginner can operate them without pottery desirable device that can possibly The Gotham 00.. i exactly how the dresses look Everyday new. Dress Shields, Rubber Sheeting, boxes : Twenty—seven inches, squares, . Thirty—six inches. Forty~fivc inches, Fiftyiour inches. —Sanitary Bolts, 25 cts. Napkins! it” 3 in pkg, Potts’ Irons, solid. with no loosen. spring handles, ‘ 89 cts. special. round square, cts., from :5 for the refrigerator. cards and hon bon cups. Necessities styles and designs, :5 cts. and upu ard. Garment Shields, soc and $1. 00. Sanitary Aprons, :o to 25 cts. Notion Glass Utility Jars v: 1th covers, Brown Earthen Matchstands, 10 cts. ‘St. Patrick's Day Decorations, novel place Dennison Section. Established 1557 There are dresses for all hours of the do) and for all occupations. 30d We“)? 0in or blue gingham which a noman dons in the morning for breakias‘ to ti: o fresh and becoming voile or organdie which she will wear in the 6V chhyr ginghams and percales for street and marketing wear in summer; and voiles for afternon and evenings. FR0M$1.00. $1.95 $2.95. seflestossooandflfio Demonstration of North Shore Dresses Continues Saturday The display of W'ash Dresses will be continued through Saturdax. ive and serviceable frocks will be worn by living models in 11:: morning from 10:30 to 12 3°: “1 the afternoon from 2: 30 to 5 o’clock, giving to all \isitors a chance to see These attract- ihc neat from ening. Linens, dainty lawns Dress Department, second floor. A model ' will no den i l l l all the good,: men. l At 17, 25 put up in; 25 cts.}. Dolly Va 0 ct l bouquets, 5 s.‘ organdic go 75“; $1.00; J ‘ Crepe do 5 shadings 2 ‘0 ‘33- Shoulder Section. tin tops to ’ Three sizes with bronze stand andg l ! cts. i all sizes.’ eta, up. Nice; are m cts ‘l I>u-‘l 1 “Sunshine varieties, manic 1852 Little Brown in one, cream jug, Wamen’s Vests Low neck, sleeveless. with extra long bodv uhich ht find favor with many it o- , 35 and 50 cts. Main Floor. New Handkerchiefs rdens, all sprinkled with tiny to carry “ith figured voile and wns, 50 cts. each. Neckwear Chine Scarves, plain and somber 5 and 50 cts. Bouquets, 25 cts. Neckwear Section. Kitchenware Furnishings, Guernsey Teapots, three sugar and teapot, 65 Petites Mannitcs, brown ware with cov- Biscuits, special pound box, 16 3.: cts. special. an OTONEB." A Buckeye Inmbator is guaranteed to hatch every-natchsblc egg and remain in- perfect working order for five years. They. are so simple that any previous experience and be assured of a chick from every hatchabie Buckeye tors an: equipped will: add to incubator efficiency, and are trounced experts to be the wor d'u Inst hot or. Come in and let us show you how they work. Ask for a: copy (if our book Way” and “5! Chicks from 50 Eggs.“ I is: at mamas-cc rants ,mwmnlr. wr' -. n w 2.. s . a. use csnsoauunum summing: M. 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