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lSoprano Solo—Tbs Palms
lQumet~Jeruaaiem . Henry Parker
J Fours
Postlude—Grand Choeur in B Flat
vapor Serbian at 4:00.
AND
mluttrllss
Prelude at 4:20. ' : . __
a. introduction to Lohengrin - - 9 COAL 0“ GAS
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t b. Funeral. March and Chorus of ... Ranges
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'Uifertory—Pastorale in G COOKING NEED l
.................. s. B. Whitney '
Cantata—Olivet to Calvary III II ' ll’ 1 «.4»
,l ................... J. H. Maunder ' V "II ‘ i” only one range rc-
lPostlude—Marche 30‘9““9 . —— quircd for either or
i ‘ """"""""" E‘ ummgre ; ;. “a. . both of the two fuels
' ti e man -‘ ”a“ s ;: . ' r
Blessed is t l BAPTIST. l ' all ETA 00
who waiketh not in t South Norwalk Baptist Church; i ll . .
‘ i pastor, Rev. R. G. Hartley—Public ser-l 5" it ' - ' ‘ . A Combination of 3
the counsel or the lvice, 10:30 The pastor will preach; I ,_..—— ‘4 _.-. CONVENIENCE
wicked. :at thfe ImorniilIg iserIvice on The Gen-l .. . I . l. _ - ;- m. COMFORT and l
. . ius 0 .0y. no on program: - O . t ECONOMY
Ivor standeth in the il’relude—Paques Fleuries l ‘\ . -.. " ' l
way of sinners, , ....................... a , Mailly' -.-— #“ FOR SALE BY
Andante .. .l. Rheinberger
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sts.
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Nor sitteth in the seat lOl'fenori 5010 l
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ot‘ the scornful. . -— f
Postludc—«lles Iiauieaux t
—Psalms 1: 1. i .............. Whore W'estbtook (‘askey,Di) minister on'hargc; 5011- Business meeting of the Y P. S
: 12 m., Sunday sthool and Brother-Ida) next before Easter (PaimSundaYI :wiil also be held on April 8.
.hood Class. 4:30 p. m., the pastor will ' -Morning prayer and sermon on The _.-,_.
.deliver his Lenten lecture 0n the Parable of the Palm, at 10:30. Sun- THE SALVATION ARMY l
t The '30 \\ uteri
.I. ife ot‘ Christ. The membership class da school at noon. Evening pray or at léyvation Army,
‘will meet at the close of this lecture. 7 30 with lecture on Tile Story or Blrfl'l' . Sign Margaret E. lice hing
METHODIST. Scripture Reading-Mrs. liurr.
Methodist Episcopal Church—Rev. Heading—Mrs. Kearney. lAlI those who are to unite with dual Iona and the Close of the Celtic Per~ 11M Captain Ada E. lltlttgan. olficerS;
w. H. Wakeltam, melon—Public \vor- 'l‘rio~—tMr. and Mrs. Powell andllchurch are requested to be present. liod of Church History in llritisn. in cliargo~—ll a. m., holiness meeting:
ship with sermon at 10:30 a. in. and: Daughter. ‘26::30 p. m., the Christian Endeavor; Neighborood Lenten service at the 3 p. m., Sunday school. 6:45 p, m.,:
7:30 p. m. In the morning the scr- ‘ Reading—Mrs. Lochltart ISociety: leader, Miss E. Ilouton. Sublresldence of Arthur Morehousc, 34 ‘ Young P800168 Legion. Mrs. ‘Wltitneyl
mom and the music will be in celc~ linen—Mrs Perkins and Mrs Greyljectdiome Mission Opportunities Thatlt‘cve avenue, on Wednesday evening 811d (1 C. Llcyd. leaders. 7:30 p. m.,!
bratiou of Palm Sunday. In the cv— Itcadillg~—1\Iiss Lucy Middleton. iSummon UIS. 7:30 p. m., public Ber-lat 7:45. The regular Lenten service‘open air meeting. .3 p m., salavtlonl
ening Mr. \‘t‘akeham will give the Solo—lilies )Mctllellan. lvit‘e, st’l‘mOll by the pastor. Subjectiin the church will be held on h‘ridayIsert'it-e. Farewell to old hall. Sub-l
last sermon ill the series of the Char- I Recitation—Mrs. Askew. IPenitcnt-e. Musical program: Ievening at 7:45. ject, Heaven. '
actors in the Tragedy of the Cruci—IDuet—dtlrs, Chance and Mrs. Middle l Prelude—Cautilene ..... J. I) Peaks: (‘hoir rehearsal alter Wednesday Th \1 ..-.h ‘ _ I .
fixion, viz, "The Penitent Thief." ’l‘hel ton. ‘(lffet‘tOTY-‘ln (‘ “MOT ------ Amafil‘1and Friday evening services t‘h 9” :Feshl“ ””35“ 5111719141!
Bible School will meet at 12 in. Bible , Recitation—~Mrs. Dunn. IOi'i’ertory Solo, l _.-..___-__ . . .y "T0 I. or! sweet— .I Luther .‘ il-
classes for all ages. Devotional meét- .‘ Solo—~Rev. Shields. i “re l“~ 1‘ Smith l S'- Paul's Church—Rev. 1‘0“” ”- “m" ”‘40" "‘ L‘mm‘m‘m” “"‘lces'
Recitation—Mrs. Julia Fisher l Announcements for the week: 5H0W8”. roster—Palm Sunday~7z30 Sunday, 4 D- m. Sunday-school, 3
ing of the Epwortlt League, 0:30 p. m. . . I
Leader, Alfred Taylor. Singing-ldcal Quartet. l
Tuesday evening, The Rev. A. .4. Reading—Miss S. Springsteen. - Icommlttee Consisting of the memberslSt Paul's Sunday-school; 10: 30 a. m.,
Marsland ot‘ Danbury, will preach, ISlnglng~tChOlL I Nil 01' the advisory (outmittee will meet Ildtany and Holy Communion and
Wednesday evening, The Passion Closing Remarks—Rev. Shields. in the pasters chttrclt study to exam- sermon, 3 p In. St Andrews Sun.
p. in. All Scandinavian children of
the Norwalks. are invited.
Lenten service Wednesday. 8 p. tn.
in the home of It. V. Johnson. 5
Mouday,7 :4.) p. m., the exatnintngla 111., Holy Communion; 9:15 a. m.,
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Play in pictures by the Rev Charles Leaders—Mrs. Grey and Mr. Price. inc candidates for church member- day school 353 Main street, “innt Plait street. (Place snbjcCt 10 change.
“Dario —--——-——-—- lship. punk; 7. '30 p m., Evening Prayer tsunday).
- - ' ~ NAL- l T da' Wednesday, Thursday and Service every weekday at 9 and .3, —~—~--— .-_. _.__.
Thursday evening, The Rev. H. M. CONGREGAT'O I 1188 3
I SOUth Norwaik Congregational Friday, 8 p. 111.. a special mission will until Good Friday. lBARN DESTROVED 0” GREEN-
FIELD HILL.
Richard of Westport will preach. I
Church, John Stapleton, minister— be conducted by Rev .B. Prindie \‘l ednesday afternoon an address to __.-.-..-
Friday evening—«Baptism. Recep-I
tion of Members, and Holy Communel Public worship at 10:30 Sunday morn- . former state evangelist, \ol Vermont. lboys and girls. IChildren Playing With Matches Said
““5 The 93510? M“ breach ling. The DEB‘OT'S sermon SUM?“ will The purpose of these meetings will; Mattndy Thursday, early celebration: To Have Been can” of
These services for Holy Week be- i be "The “WHOM Triumph." Evening? be to deepen the spiritual his or the ’of the Holy Communion at 6:30 a m.- The Blaze.
l x x . - .
. I ~.- . . . will , . v. v . I . 0. I‘Allllibldl, March 27.»«.-\ born lil
gin at 7:45 oclock each BVGI'lllg. All 5”“1913, at 7.30. “1'. Stapleton tltrlsttans and Koch those who 116- GWd ”‘dal- Morning service all 't‘lnlenflpld Hill was burned “N N...
members at- the church and mmdspreuclr—his subject having: “Jt’sllfi'lstre to commit themselves to tbelThree Hour Service. 12-3: evening ning as u", msu“ of ”.0 children.
at the congregation are especially} “953339 ‘0 the People “ hf, Have .\ot § Christian life. lservice at ‘8' _ tillfli'inl; With matches, it is said, and I
invited and urged to be present m'l’ubllt'ly Acknowledged Hun as M93“ The musical service will be in; Easter hven. morning service al;d€59ll(‘ the quick nrrivttl of the Ilo-
these special services. ter." Bible st'ltool at 12 o'clock— —.J M. ‘cltarge of Mrs. F. I. smith. with Iioiy Bap-cal fire department another building
~..——m- lGlO‘ 91% superintendent. Mb“ 3 ( ”“3" This Suttduy is the last opportunity ’ tiam. at 4. ‘ IUDOH ”19 08‘1“" "f Mimi: Ilcl‘bnri,
Nor-walk Methodist E - . t Cl b [utoclockI Senior l i i All are cordiall invited to attend who resides near the ruston line
illlscopal tian lnqury u a to rat arrears 0" “8 m" 0m" 7 [was slightly injured. It is not known
The books of all the souls-Ithe Holy Week services. especiallylwhmh” ",9 has is covered by in
The services aursnce or not. The bluve was the
discovered by an employs upon the
mounds of James L. Shuv, who iuiil-
ctl the alarm in. at ubout 6:12 o’-
clock. A quick rttn was made by the.
local chemical and hose wagon crew.
In an endeavor to quell the flames
the sup--
(‘hurch~itc\. C n. nar,to D 1).. min t‘ ll meetinsatt‘r Mil—whim“ “lliome pledges.
later—Sunday services will be heldl‘llBSlon Opportunities Tnat summonities close on the (list of March. See' strangers and visitors.
as follows. Class meeting at 9: 30 led '91‘ ttltat you complete the pledges oi‘ thelare (or all who wish to come to them.
by Fred lledient. Morning worship lyear. The members otthe church until The church is open all day every,
with sermon by the minister at l0330.§ Morning 'school are reminded of the Easterlday for private prayer.
Sunday-school and Men's Bible class Organ Prelude - Dream 01' Spring" gcnvelopes. tiring them in next Sun-l
at 12 o'clock. Yottng people‘s devo-I thode day. ‘
Music for the day:
Grace Clturth— Rev. J. Benton “or
lional service at, 6'30 witlt first 15 Oftertorv~Prciud9 Chopin? ____ lnor. rector—Palm Sunday—Celebra- thichf dtlstroyctli the burn, t I A
' . ' .. . .. n . 1 . p y o (- tclnica s was ex laws or.
minutes devoted to the Juniors. ilv- Soprano Sol0-~ The Palms ....I5aure lrncc Baptist thurch, Rot G. .1. tion of the Iloly Communion at 8 well on tho prepcrty was then drain-
cd, and finally a lino of hose wits
St-brcc ll. Th. pastor—~89rvioes Sttn- oclock Mission Sunday- school of St.
citing service at 7:30 with sermon by ‘ Organ Postludc "Overture Strudelln
the miniSter on the topic: “Is the; ........................... l5‘lotow duv,1l a m Subject, Cl'trists Law. Faith at 9 o’.clock Morning prayer stretched m .t ne'trbv br.ook The
World Growing Better-m. F‘verybodyi Evening. llohn 11- 34 ‘13 3.0 Sabbath school tservice 10' 30 00'0“ PINS“ Sunday water was effective in saving a part;
' i I ‘ - l In turn which adoinct
welcome; non church members spec. Organ l’reludc~.\iedltation.. .Grannis I 7:“ praise service. 8 15. m. music. by school at noon. Evening prayer and llieogl‘ds‘l‘illl‘ldi‘r‘tg Twenty tons of hav :
lolly invited.
Music for the tiny:
Morning. 1
Prelude—Meditation .. G. C. E. Ryley
Quartet:~.»\ppcar, Tltou Light Divine I
................... C. P. Morrison:
Quartet—The Sun Shall Be No morej
Tlly Light ............. Woodward
Postltttle in G Major .. .Adolf liesse
Evening. i
Prelude—Andante Con Moto
................. George ‘Ruthbone "
Quartet—Savior, When Night In-lI
volves the Skies ......... Shelley
Contralto Solo-Sew” (I
Postiude—Ofiertoire in C Minor
Jules Grison
East Avenue Methodist Episcopall
Church~Rev. S 1’ Fairbanks, pas-
tor——9: 30 a. m. Fellowship meeting. l
Brother Trounson, leader 10:30 a. l
Sermon subject, Pls
hing, Matt.
confirmation instructions at 4 o'clotk.
were blurted. A call was sent for tho I
.............. .......‘ STAMFORD Che D U). Read Co
Established 18:?
Infants’ Wear for Spring
in the Infants \\‘c.tt' St-t'tion will bc found a full lit?“
of new Spring Garments for thc little folks.
Oliver Twist and Admiral K\‘utts in >th‘\ from 2 to ii
years. in tan. cadet bluc and u. ‘lill at $1.00, $1.50 and
$2.00. .
Dolly Varden Crepe Creepers, made in tlic new
shape. known as t'll\'t'l0]tt' t‘t‘t-t-llt-t's. ni't' $tt‘vt.
\Vhitc. solid him and pink (rcpc Ct'ccpyt's. 5!.00.
Rompers in all thc llt‘\\' simples, built hnlid colors and
sti'i]n'~,_-:izcs 2. 3 and 4 )t'ars, at 50 CtS.
- Colored Broadcloths
.\ largo showing til thcsc dcsirahlc \\'t’2t\'t‘> in :t v.::'~
t-ty oi widths and prit‘cs, and ill ztll Illt‘ \vnntt-d ~hudt-s.
50 inches \vidc. $1.50 yard; 51) inches wide. $2.00.
, .\ vcr_v lint: duality of Broadcloth, 54 lnk‘llk‘n \vim',
$2.50.
Lisle. Union Suits
Women’s Lisle Union Suits with dainty finish of Lori:
at tit-ck and arms, clusc fitting at kncc or lace trimmed,
which have bcen $1.50. art.- t't_~dut‘cd at $1.19.
Children’s Handkerchiefs
llnndkcrclticls make a lilt‘L‘ Easter gift for childrtn.
Handkcrt‘lticfs \vith quaint litlc cmhrnidcrcd figurcs. 35
Cts, t'aclt. "
Fancy Boxes containing thrcc lli‘iiltllv‘l't‘lllt‘lS, 15, 25
and 50 cts. a box.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
'l'hcrc arc two gradcs of 'l‘upcstt'y Runs on which w:
hnvc ntndc spccial prit‘cs. Note tltc rcduction. Both lincs
on t) x 12 size.
$20.00 grade now $17.50.
All inspection of tht-st- Rugs will C0li\‘lllCt‘
their desirability.
Sale of Linoleum
Inlaid Linoleums in :1 large variety of patterns. 75
cts., $x.25 and $1.35 square yard.
Printed Linoleums for 4 5 and 5 cts. square
Some Toilet Requisites
Vic-Rose Bath Powder, delightful for bath,
75 cts. a box.
Hudnutine Toilet Water, 75 cts. and $1.40 bottle.
Vernas Lotion. a wash for thc mouth, 79 Cts. a hottlt.
$15.00 grade now $13-50-
Ivou
0f
yard.
25 and
New style Coat Belts itt sttcdc and
25 cts.
Taffeta and Mcssaline Girdles III in \v spliny‘ shades.
$1.00. _
Cabinet size Picture Frames in titlssitnt ztnd
gold, 25 and 39 cts.
Remove, a proportion for I'Clllthlllg nrcnsc, dirt and
putt-tit lc'uthcr,
antiqnt
‘ Organ '
' pleton"
I tional Church.
‘ 15:. r.
9 service.
. ()ffertory-«Prclude ........... Chopin f t‘ltOll‘.
Gospel Solo.
Postittdc-——Ovcrturc. “Mar-
...................... Flotow
Special Lenten Services.
tha"
Tuesday—At South Not‘wnlk Congre— ‘ Coleman, rector.
Stu.
"The Day of Contro-
Preacher—Rev. John
Subject:
gationalI
V‘eIS)’.
Wednesday—At \‘orwaik Congrega-l Bible classes and school.
JOhIl‘ evening prayer
Preac hep—Rev.
Stuplcton. Subject: “Seeking Jesus.”
Thursday—At South
gregutionnl Church.
McGregor, I’ll.
Preacher—Rev.
D.
Friday afternoon. 3:30 p. m.,
tatiou, “The Words On the Cross.
Wednesday, 4: 30 p. m., Camp Firel
Girls at the Church.
Friday, 3: 00 p m. .. Junior Endeavor ] to. evening prayer.
7:30 p. m., Boy Scoutlnoyg
Sewing Class.
Norwnlk Corr; Rev,
Communion vices there will be music appropriate Reality.
medivl
iThere will be distribution of palm at
[ Qall the services.
l EPISCOPAL. i
1 Trinity Church. nev Frederick A. CHRISTMN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Palm Sunday_ 8 a.I Christian Science Society. 57 Want ASKS_:?"‘ AID.
m., celebration of the Holy Commun-Iuvenue, corner Butler street. Tltoreg-‘Stamhrd Man in Weak Condition
ion. 10:30 a. m., celebration oi’ the . ttiar Sunday service is held at It a. in. When Sent to Lakeview
llioly Cotnmttnion and sermon. 12 b.,: Wednesday, testimony meeting at Home, Bridgeport, 90"
. 5 Treatment.
7'30 p “1"“ I). in. After aimlessly walkin'
and sermon The' T0 both services the public is cor- “we” of Bridgeport fnt' the
preacher at this service will be the'j dially im‘iled three days. during which be
F. H. Bigeiow. of St. Johnsl Sunday school at 10 a. m.
lChurclt, Bridgeport At all the scr- l Subject, Sunday, March
Southport firemen who werc met up
on the Fairfleld‘s department return.
«1:19. All are welcome.
THREE DAYS WITHOUT FOOD:
. the
sleep. John Dwycr, who said
home was at 44 Stillwatcr svcnuc,
Statut‘uotd gave up the bottle early
A “'99 “33de roont is maintained .this morning and appealed for aid
at the same address. 57 W63! avenue ,Iut PoliceHeadquarters. When he hudl
28th.
|tto the day and paint will be distribut- .
ed after each service.
i Calendar for the week:
or and the ante-Communion. 4:30 0-;4130 9- m. A“ are welcome. very weak condition through lack of
37.0 p m., thel nourishment. He was transferred to
Club with Lieutenant Key~ 8T. PETER'S GERMAN LUTHERAN Lotteriew Home for treatment Ef-
_ _ —"""""—
. my Week-End Special Said
1 which is open to the public each Week told his story of hardship he was i
i
Monday~~9z30 a. m., morning pray-tGHY. 11011413311 excepted "01“ '~'15 ‘0 3“" to the Emergency hospital Iandl
- . theta it was found that he was in it ,
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paint from clothing, shoes, etc.
”end (Count
IO Cts. a box,
fly
ESTWBLTS'H’ED 1857
Thurs. Fri. and Sat. March 25. 26, 27:15
Bronto Sclrcr Sc 18c 38c & 710
Russell’s Enlulsitm. . . . .‘ .. .75t-
Mollcn’s 1*de ............ 50c
Koiyuos Tooth Panic ..... the
White Pine Cough Syrup. . . i8(-
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m., servtc a r ’ .‘ . - , .g . torts are boin made to locate his I .
day, Tileepasligroirtlifiégc; :IIIIiIimquI; gietmg. Douglass Nash. scoutmas th¥Il28day~9I3o a m mommg pray-l qt P ICHURCH. . {family "I fricnifis in Stamford. I Works Mm.“ Phosplmtn, itb
. z . . . . -. t t . eters German Luthetan. ,,,,,, _ I ...................... 190
SUDJBCt "Put to Shame by Stones.”l Woodward Ave Department: :sr and the anteCommunion. 4. 30 p. fChurch Cedar 31,, near West Ave: ‘ STATE D. A R MEETING . 100 150911" Tabk‘lsl 5 01‘“ J94“
The Junior choir and Harold Hall will, Sunday school at 8 0. Sunday to. evening prayer and meditation. 1 Martin L steup, pastor—Services will; The annual business meeting of rte-:10“ Bluud's PM“ 5 “I" "".“’c
sing besides the regular choir music 'at‘ternoon service at. 8: 45 p. m. Mr. l“Christ in conversation with the W0- lbe held in the morning at 10 30 and gents, delegamg and alternates elect. giggxhafl} llllls 19(- '6} :3:
12 m., Sunday school ltour for Bible‘
study Special service for review
Sunday. 3:30 p. m., Junior League
service in charge of Mrs. Greenwood
and her assistants. 6:30 p, m. Ep-
worth League prayer meeting. Lead-
er, Wesley Siauson; topic: Our Na-
tion’s Wards: or a White Man’s.
Chance for Red Men and Black Men.
‘ 7:30 p. m., evening preaching ser-
vice. Subject or pastor's sermon:
“Whose Slave. Are You?
Monday. 8 p. m., monthly business
meeting of the Sunday-school board
in the church parlor.
Wednesday. 2 p. m., the annual
meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society.
There will be the annual reports and l or the South Norwalk Congregational gIVe the meditations. 4: 30 p. m., even-
eloction oi onlcers.
Wednesday 7:90 pt. m., the mid-
Stnpleton will preach.
Brookside Chapel:
Sunday school at 3 p. m. Suudny'
afternoon service at 3: 45 p. m. Mr.
Thompson will preach.
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First Congregational Church—Rev.
E. F. Mc-,Gregor Ph. D. pastor—Thai
morning service at 10: 30 will be ceI-'
ebrnted as Palm Sunday with sermon
by the pastor. The vesper service atf
4:30 will be devoted to a Lenten Can-l
tata, “Olivet to Calvary.
Sunday-school meets at noon. The
Y. P S C. E. will meet immediately
after vesper service. and after a lunch
will go in a body to visit the C. E.
Church
1 man of Samaria."
I tin the evening at 7:30.
t' Wednesday—9 30 a.
In the morn-I ed to represent the Connecticut
ion. 3: 30 p. m., Junior Auxiliary t
lthe Board of Missions,
evening prayer.
4: 30 D 111-. vice will be in English The members March 30, 31 The opening meeting;
a. in. celebration of the Holy Uom- A. special sermon for young people Luncheon will be served both days.
munion. 3 p. m., Missionary Reading! will be preached.
tCircle. 4: 30 p m., evening prayer 7 Good Friday services at 10:30.
p m.,I confirmation for juniors 7:30,g 011 Easter the sacrament. of Holy
Itor seniors. . .
5 Friday. Good Friday—9: 30 a.
f crests s'rones INCORPORATED.
The St. Elmo cigar stores, of Stem-
munion. 12 and 3, service of medlta- nuance their intention us the pastor products thereof.
The Rev K. Mackenle will' their am communion .nor, of Stamford. and Leo Davis,
Easter afternoon at 4 o’clock the Norwalk.
ling prayer. 8 p. m., the choir will ren-lchildren of the Sunday school willl
! Cross.
m morninglmg the annual confirmation will take Daughters of the American congress:
prayer, litany and the ante-Common; tillace. The pastor «will deliver an ad- in Washington will be held in West 1’
dress in German. The evening ssr- Hartford, on Tuesday and Wednesday,,
of all the previous confirmation classes on Tuesday will commence at 11 a. m,l
Thursday Maundy-Thursuay. ”9- 30'are urgently requested to -be present. Tea will be served as guests arrive...
lCom'munion will be administered. 0021- ford, have been incorporated for the .I
m fessional address at 10 oclock. Those manufacture. sale and exchange of to- --
morning prayer, litany and ante-Com- Invishing to partake will kindly eu- bacon, cigars and cigarettes and all ..
The incorporstorsI jj
tion 01 the words spoken from the The newly confirmed class will take are Mallard Wagner and Sarah ’Wag- I-:
01‘ ..
-NOT FEELING “JUST RIGHT." ‘ “
Sit-cm Bouillon Cums. . . 23:-
(lm Bouillon Cubes. .Sc A” “it"
Pelt-3’s Kltlnt v Pills. . . . . .39('
I ‘tllcv' s (‘atlmrtic Pills. . . .lilt-
\\ (-ck‘s Kiducy Pills. . . . . . .39c
Tn‘t‘ tri‘ Lil‘c Pills ........ 194:
Polttl's Digcsliun ..... 91' .k‘ 190
l’nrtnlu Tablets. . . . . .9c & 19(-
Cotton, 1 ll) ............. 250.
Fountain Syringe. 2 qt.. . . .69c
-' It Reed 81 Vollt ‘
Electrical ()0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Prion. 805—5030. Main St.
Io. Norm Manic-Hull Block.
The Norwal-k Drug C0.
8 North Main Street.
Wednesday there will be a union dsr "The Story of the Cross," by render-a program There will beEut
service of the two Consregationnl' Dudley Back This is the some as or carols, recitations dealing with thel When you get. tired early in the
be held this eVening instead or the churches in the Norwalk church, and' I was rendered last year and is repent- l resurrection ol the lord both German day. have an overtull feeling. are Ml.-
wesk evangelistic prayer service will
WH—M' -. aw.
Ill"
"lulu night. There will be a com-[Thursday a union service with com- ed at the earnest request of many mr- and English and presents for the ions. have bad breath or antler from
amnion service and reception or man 'munlon In the South NOTWIIIK church icons. The regular choir will be aux-lcbtldron. intimation or 0003“th you will
MI" The [tutor will be in charge. Both services will be held at 8 mented by many voices. Sunday schoolqury Sunday at 9:30.. and May Cnilnrtic Tablets quick
o’clock. Saturday. Silent Saturday—9:80 [English and German classes. land oomtortablo in action. They are
Klllht Street A. I. ll. aunb— Morning. 10.. morning prayer. 4 p. m., eveningI Choir «hand. Tuesday evening [wholm Ind Wilt It'lls- I"- L
loom concert at 8:30 p. 3.: Prelude—Andante «from Suite, 00.. 4 service. The meeting of the ladiu’ Aid So- l... um. Orson Bay. Win. an: "'1'be
Blunt—«Mr w Ooldnor ciety will be held a week later than do not grips and their alert is quick
Flinn—Ir mu Quartet—Thou Art. 0 God the Lil- Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard. usual. on April 8. at the home or undead are, The Inc-t cathartic i ever
Bhutan—4m Gnome. _' . “m...
and Light II. 0. Warren Inst Non-lb; Rev. Taiwan-o I. It. Knlppol I: Blmwood avenue.
BRIDGBPOBT.
Halibut), 14, charged with torging
checks. was yesterday sentenced toI
the return school. at Harlan.
spite his years. McMahon to aid to ME
. a clever imitator- ot signatures.
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