Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the scornful.
—~Psaims ‘1: 1.
OONGREGATIONAL.
l
t
‘1 Congregational 1
' ‘ south 1Norwalk
Mlle worship Sunday morning at
10:30. The pastor will preach. Sub-i
jest, We Believe.
Evening service at 7: 30 The pas-
tor's sermon topic will be The Con-
clusion of the Whole Matter.
Bible school at 12 o'clock. J. M.
Glover, superintendent,
Ellen’s Christian Inquiry Club at the
lame hour.
Senior C. E. meeting at 6:30 pm.
Subject, The Bible, the World’s Su-
preme Book.
Music for the day:
Morning
Organ Prelude—~Audan1tino
................ Schnrweuloa
Olertory—Andante ....... Schubert
Soprano Solo—«My Redeemer and My
Lord ....................... Buck
Organ Postinde—«Mnrch in F
Evening.
Organ Prelude—~Lergnetto
..................... Schumann
Oflertory—Nocturne . ...... Schumann
Soprano Soio-—The Vesper Prayer
................. Brackett
flrgan Postlude—chherzo
............ Schumann
Wednesday—~13 p.111, Endeavor Cir-
cle with Mlis £141.11. Taylor, 46 Cove
arses“:
Wednesday-«4: 30 p. 111.. Camp Fire
‘ Mot lhooh11rch.8 p. m. Ariston
(13111) at the church. ‘ ,
Thunder—4:45 11. m1, mid-week
, service. Subject. The Story of a
‘ Croat Victory.
5 Friday—~13 p. m., Junior Endeavor
Sewing Class. 7:30 p. m., Boy Scout
‘ meeting. Douglass Nash, scoutmaster.
Woodward Avenue Department.
Sunday school at 3 p. m.
Sunday afternoon service at 3: 45.
Sermon subject. The Call of the‘
Church.
1 4
Brookslde Chapel.
,Sunday school at 3 p. 111.
Sunday afternoon service at 3:45.
Mr. Thompson will preach.
First Congregational Church, Rev.
Ernest W, McGregor, ‘Ph. 1)., pastor-—
oervce at 7‘30. The pastor w" "reach
5' at both servces. Svmiov school at
noon; C E' at 6:45 p. to. Topic.
The Bible the Supreme Book Leader,
Norman Stannard.
Tuesday-‘The Golden Rule Circle
will 1meet with Mrs. McAllister, Union
{avenue ,
‘ Thursday~Preparatory service for
the communion at 8 p m.
Friday—(rho .Doorkeepers' Circle
hold a cake sale; at Glendon-
niug’s drug store at 11.131]. -
Music at First Church, Norahlloé?
Morning.
, Include—Sonata 9, First Movement
‘5}; ............... .....1»..GMerkel
Mem~The Lord Is King. 1) Buck
linen—Love Divine J. Steiner
_artet——10hrlst the Lord is Risen To-
day .......... . ..... H. Wilson
Pooltude‘lh‘inale of the 9th Sonata
_5 . .................. .., G. Marisol
Evening Service at 7: 30.
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symmetry ...... . 14.501111111411111
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5 nourish-Abide With Me. .117.ka
‘Oflertoryb-Faith ..... 1.... D. Munro
_.Ouartet——I..ead Kindly Light. ‘5
, ....14A.B~Bum5"
Postlnde—March from Lenoro- Syn
phony . J.‘
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EPIMOPAL.
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Third Sunday after Easter-47: 30 a. m. .,
Holy Communion; 9: 15 1a.1 5441.. St.
«Paul's Sunday school; :10: 30 $3111..
‘1 confirmation and sermon: 3. p.
'1 Church, .iohn Stspieton, minister—l,
gCommnnlon \with the rector, and do
Morning service at 10:30:, evening,
. Prelude—Andante
‘ postprandmuli b tbechoir.
Saint Paul's Parish, St. Mark’s Dori
wit. Andrew's-1 suns» ,.-.school 1153 79456111111 41141111111“.
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This is the day of the annual visi-
tation of the Bishop of the Diocese
to the parish. He 1m be at the 7:30
sires to see the conlmunicants of the
parish there, especially those confirm-
ed in years past. The selvice at
10: 30 will be confirmation only, and
will therefore not be unduly long.
The bishop will deliver his visitatign
sermon at this service. All the peo-
ple of the parish should be present
to greet their chief pastor.
A most cordial invitation is given
to all people of Norwalk to attend
these services with the parishioners,
and strangers and visitors are espec-
ially invited.
in the afternoon the men of the par-
ish will make on Every Member Can-
vass of the parish in the interest of
the better use of the envelopes for
regular contributions during the com-
glnsyear
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Trinity Church—Rev.
Coleman. 5
8 a. nix-«Holy Communion.
10:30 a, m.-Mornlng prayer and ser-
mou.
12,m¥-—Sacrament oi Baptism. Bible
‘ classes and Sunday school.
7:30 p. air—Confirmation by Bishop C.
B. 'Bremster, of Conecticut.
The odoringe at the services and in
Sunday school will be for the "Mis-
sionary Emergency Fund."
Frederick A.
Christ Church Gregory Boulevard.
East Norwnik Rev. .‘I‘nliatorro F Gee
key, D..D, minister in charge; St.
Mark's Day-Morning prayer and
sermon. Sunday school after morn-
ing service. Evening prayer and ser-
mon at 7 :30.
METHODIST.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. C. E. Barto, D. D.. Minister.
Sunday services as follows:—
Ciass meeting at 9:30 a m.
Morning service at 10:30 with aer-
. men by the minister on “The Church's
Rallying Cry."
Sunday school and Men's Bible class
at noon.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 a. m.
in the lecture room.
Evening worship at 7:30, with ser-
mon by Dr. ‘Barto and special music by
quartet choir. Everybody welcome. ‘
Music for the day:--
Morning:
Prelude—rPsstorale in C. Rudoll Bibi.
Quartet—~Hear. 0 Lord. Watson
Soprano and Alto Duet—OneSweetly
, Solemn Thought. ' Ambrose
Quartetw—Some Blessed Day Nevin
Postlude~041ertoire in G.—-_Hamilton
Clark “
Evenino.
7 Mendelssohn.
Quartet—Four not, ifsr‘aeL-Max Spiel:-
er. 1..
Quartet—Abide With Me . Churchill
Alto and Bass Duet—Rejoice in the
Lord. , Schnecker
Quartet-Holy5 Art Thou Handel
Alto Solo—The Day is Ended.
Bartlett
Quartet—Soft Floating on the Air
Root
Bostlndo—Festlvnl Overture, C. Grey.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church‘ééldljev. SE 1’. ' Fairbanks, pastor.
Sunday Services:-,—-
9 :30 a. «Fellowship meeting,
Brother Edmhn'd Trouncon, leader.
..j:10 30 a54m-1Morning sermoh by the
in league devo-
Br 3 wood, Supt.
44730 o."n1.“ oblii’vohntioners meet-
in; in the church auditorium.
so... mam Mommas Matilda
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Mainstream 7:30 9.111., wooing my
7430 p. lib-0390113115 preaching ser-
16:30 »p. men's Epwofih league '
111.430.an will preach an orgy;-
elistic cannon. Radio by the choir. in.
erbody welcome.
Tuesday 8 p, m.-The Daniel Board
or the Church will ”hold a mention
in honor of the new probationers of“
the church. The stair will be held 111‘
the Sunday School Boom and an even-
ing or pleasure and sociability is an-
‘ tlcipated. A fine program of music and
games has been planned and rehash-
ments or cake and ice-cream will be
sorrel. Everybody is invited. Come
and have a good time.
Wednesday, 2 p. m.-—The Ladies’
Aid Society will meet to new.
Wednesday 8 p. m ——The probation-
ers will meet in the church parlor.
Thursday, 7: 45 p. n1.—The mid week
prayer and praise service will be held
in the Sunday Sohool Room with the
pastor in charge. At the close of the
service the regular monthly business
meeting of the official board will he
held; '
Knight Street A. M. .E, Church—-
Rev. Henry M. Shields. Minister.
11 a, m. Preaching by presiding eld-
er, William s. Lynch.
12:15 Sunday school.
2 p :11 Dinner in Parsonage to v-is
itors
3 p. m, Preaching by Rev. I. 8. Jacob
with music by «Bridgeport choir Oth-
er ministers wili be present.
8 p. m. Preaching by Rev. W. S.
Lynch.
Monday evening. Fourth Quarterly
Conference.
1
, BAPTIST.
‘South Norwalk - Baptist
Rev. B. ‘B. Hartley, pastor.
Sunday services:—
10230 a. in. Public worship with ser-
mon by the pastor. “
Organ prelude—Andatino
Oftertory~Pastoraie Chadwick
Postludc Waring
Offertory color—«Tho Master Passes by
Hammond.
12 in. Sunday school. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all children who
do not attend elsewhere to unite with
the school.
12:15 11. m. The Brotherhomi iBlble
class will be led by the pastor. Every
member of the class is invited to be
present.
6:30 p.111. "The Bible, the World's
Supreme Book," will be the subject of
the Christian Endeavor Seeiety. Lead-
er, Miss 0. Olmstead.
7:80 p, m. Public worship with ser-
mon by the pastor.
Musical programme.
Prelude—Elevation Deshaves
Citertory-Contemplatlon Guilmnnt
Odertory solo—~1Just for Today. Abbott
Postlude
Announcements for the week:—
Tuesday, 7:45 p. to. Business thist-
ing of the Christian Endeavor will be
ibeld in the church parlors.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. The special
Bible study class of the pastor will
hold their usual meeting in the Leo-
ture room of the church.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The prayer
meeting of the church will be led by
the pastor. A business meeting of the
church will follow.
Friday, 7 :45 p. m. The Envelope
Committee will meet at the parsonage.
23 West street.
.._.~_
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent Christian Church, Corner
Van Zantand Harvey streets—«Rev
G. M. Tecple, pastor.
‘Halt Hour special prayer—10 a. m.
Moming Service—10: 30 a, to.
Sunday school—12 a. in.
Junior Loyal Workers—3 p. m
Loyal Workers-5:45 p. m,
Evening Scrotum—7 p. m. 1
Mid-week prayer meeting, Thursday
~7: 45 p. 111.
Ch urch~
Dunham
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AN CHURCH.
:St. Peter‘ 3 German Lutheran church.
Cedar street, neor West’ avenue—Mar-
tin L. Bteup, pastor. “1'
roaming and evening. Morning servlca
es, in‘German; at 10:30. Evenings»-
vices, in English, 7430'. The, pastor will
preach a gospel semen on both oc-
casions. TheLutherans of the city,
and all others who are interested, ore
invited to come and Worship here-The
seats are tree. Sunday schoolmeeslons
at 9:30..Engllsh' and German classes.
. Choir rehearsalll'uesday sveningfi i
CHRISTIAN sctENCE SOGiE'iN.,
, Christian Science Society, 57 West
avenue, corner Butler street. The reg
ular Sunday service is held at 11 a. m.
8 11.111.
To both services the public is con
dinily invited.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. , .
-April 25—4Probatlon After Death. . ‘
A tree reading room is maintained
at the same address, 57 West avenue.
which is open to the public each week
day, holidays excepted. from 25:13 to
4:30 p.111. All are welcome.
Inna—n.
.THE WORLD-WAR AND THE
KlNODOM OF PEACE. - 1 .
On Sunday, aprll 25. at Red fish's
nan, West Washington street, Booth?
100mm, at 3 p. 111., Pastor Birch 5031
[blow you." ion mean on "rho Peace
West
81’. PETER’S GERMAN LUTHE‘Fl-‘
‘Divin‘e services will be hold both ‘
Wednesday. testimony meeting at
1.11m." 55
” They do my 11111111011 drowiy. 111411,
mattamuitotwcrnowinpmgress
between the great European powers,
which holds Ithe intense interest of
all intelligent people, not only as to
its ‘promess, but phrtieuiarly as to its
prospective outcome. °'
The latter part is what the speaker
will make prominent—showing as he
does from Scripture that this awful
holocaust, in which thousands upon
thousands are unmercifully slain or
maimed, is to be followed by the glor-
ious and peaceful reign the Christ.
for the blessing and restoration of
' these war-torn and all other actions,
when wars shall cease forevermore.
N‘o admission fee will be required.
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Claims lie Called Attention of
Voters to Need of Idling lion-
nibutlons Milne
SYRACUSE. N. 17., April 23.—Theo
dore Roosevelt again went on the
witness stand here today for cross-
examinatlon by William lvins. chief
counsel for William Barnes, Jr., in
the trial of the latter’s suit against
Col. Roosevelt for 350,000 damages
for alleged libel. This is the. fourth
day the former President has given
testimony in the case.
Court was opened promptly on
time and Col. Roosevelt resumed his
seat. in the witness chair.
"Mr. Roosevelt." began Mr. lvlns,
"attention was called to the annual
message in which you mentioned the
establishment oi a printing house.
Did you ever do anything further oili-
ciaily in regard to that?"
"Olliclally, no." replied the witness.
"During your two years as gover-
nor. the usual appropriation bills
came to you, did they not?"
"They did." ‘
“Who was chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee?"
“Was it Mr. Higgins!”
I
was."
"Who was chairman of the Assent:
bly Committee on Ways and
Means?"
“I don’t know."
"Well, it was Mr. Allds. Did you
forget the name because it was Mr.
Alida?” '
“I did not, ”i had formal relations
with Mr. Alida. 1 had personal re-
lations with Mr. Higgins. that’s how
I remembered his name."
“Didn't you see Mr. Allds as much
as Mr. Higgins?”
"In a formal way, yes.”
"Did you ever veto a bill in regard
to the finances, passed by both
houses, and which has since been
passed by the: Legislature?"
"‘I may have."
"in 1899 and 1900 was the posi-
State Committee recognized by law?"
“1 think not."
”Who was the Democratic
leader then?"
“Upstate it was David B. 3411.111
New York it was Richard Croker.
with the latter growing in power con.
stantly."
"Here is your autobiography: here
you said that during the campaign
party
the issue was between yourself and
5 Croker. Is that right?"
“Yes." ‘
“Did you mention Mr. Hill?"
"Yes. You look at'page—"
"We’ll go into that later."
“On Page 301," continued the wit;
ness, “i mentioned David 13. Hill.”
States Senate?"
“He did it .
“Do you remember when he re-
um?" '
Mr Roosevelt hesitated before he
answered: "1 think it was in .1898.”
"‘Do you know he got out of poll-
tics in this state alter he rétirod true
the Senate 7”
"No. my understanding is directly
the contrary." 1
rim-Chapter“ 8. did you refer to Mr
Barnes?"
“No. He was not then of the some
importance as Mr. Flatt and "Mr.
Odell. However, when I publish my
autobiography 11111919 I “thought the
some otur Bameaasldidwhenl
Wrote the article coulpliined 03
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“Did Mr. Hill go to the United
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LATE" roe-1'51. BATES.
Postmaster Leary Get: information on
Mail to Foreign Countries
Information has been received by
Postmaster Andrew Leary, or the So.
300mm post attics, concerning the la-
test postal rates abroad and the coul-
tries to which letters may be mailed
for two cents.
Although special attention has been
repeatedly called by the government
to the rates of postage applicable to
articles mailed in the United States
addressed for delivery abroad, the de-
partment continues to receive com-
plaints on account of receipt in foreign
countries of much short-paid mail
from the United States.
The only destination to which the
i 1 two-cent letter rate applies are Cana-
da. Cuba. Republic of Panama, the
Canal Zone Bahamas, Barbadoes, New-
tish Honduras. Leeward islands, New-
loundlsnd. Germany, (by direct steam-
ers only) Euglandr Scotland, Wales,
lireland and the city of Shanghae, in
China.
To all other places the rate is five
cents for the first ounce or fraction
of an ounce, and three cents for each
additional ounce or fraction of an
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given special attention; also corn
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Covert Coats, 3 Sample line in Distinctive]
and Practical Styles 31820.00
These very good looking and useful Coats arc of the
“over—all” variety, loose and easy to put on over the frail-
cst and flimsiest of summer frocks for a motor ride, for
traveling, {or any use nhatcx er. 'll1ey are a little under
what might be termed regular price, as mav be seen by
one inspecting the grade of material and u orkmanship.
4 Second Floor. clev ator at the dress goodS.
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Washable. Couch Covers
Very good and cbnvenient for summer. A cool tan‘
color, in fact, a sort of dust color, indefinitely striped in
tans and browns. Three yards long and fiftx inches 11 Hit:
Washable of course.
About your Curtains. We can have them cleaned for
you. All lace and scrim curtains are the better for being
dry’cicancd in an expert marner. They hold the shape and
i
come out looking likencu curtains. Telephone and we ‘
will call for them. .11 11‘ 5 g “all . '-‘ fl
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Women’s Union Suits L
Gauze weight for warmer weather. Two models of
these, low neck and sleeveless, close fitting at the knee,
the other wide at the knee. Finished with crocheted scal-
lop. Regular size, 50 cts.
Extra. 59 Cts.
V ’ Underwear Section, main floor.
' shill
A Special in Handkerchieis
For Women. A very dainty handkerchicfs of pure
fine linen with a hand embroidered design in the corner.
Also several styles of lace trimmed which are attractive.
These handkerchicfs were once 50 cts., at Alteration "Per—
iod price. 4» 5 5
3g cts. Look at them. “' {1]}
Main floor, north.
Shirl West has
A late design' 48 a Birth Month Pin which Is a little
golden circle enclosing the flower of the month 111 color-
5
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rd enamel.
January, uild rose. “July, dalsy. '
February, carnation. August, water lily.
hlflarch, violet.
'April, Easter lily.
May, 1in of the valley.
June, rose.
September, poppy.
October, cosmos. ,
November, Chrysanthemum.
December, holly spray.
50 cts. y
Very convenient with summer blouscs
Jewelry Section.
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M”
The Engraving Department
Ready equipped for orders for Wedding Invitations and
Announcements, Visiting Cards and Monograms.
Stationery. High grade Writing Paper, Correspon-
dence Cards.
1
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‘ Main Floor.
Bathroom Fixtures. Alteration Prices
A good assortment of pickle—plated fixtures, Soap Dishes.
Towel Bars, Brush Holders, Tumbler Holders and
Paper Holders.
45¢ Each
Good chance to equip the summer cottage.
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