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‘ Passing. singing forth into the Eternal
' Mankind.
Alia choir.
— Mn. Greenwood, superintendent.
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Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
m counsel of the
wished.‘
standetil in till
her
way of sinners.
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the scornful.
-—Pssllns 1: 1.
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METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.‘
{William Gidln, Minister. —On Sunday
morning at 10:30, Mother's Day will’
be celebrated in this church. Tender-
ness of memory in answer to beauty or
' devotion will no doubt invite to wor-
ship. As Is the custom throughout the;
land. the day is signslized by the wear-
Ing or the “white carnation." Per-
la" we will think of mother as
‘1 soul of beauty~A white rhythmic
flame,
Beauty, whence it came."
Captain Thomas Anderson, chaplain
01’ Sing Sing'prison, ‘N. Y., will speak
at 7:30 p. in. Familiar with work
among the vicious classes. 'he will
wordly picture the corrective powers
of the Gospel. .
Sunday school meets at 12 noon; Ep-
worth [league at 6: 30 p. m. ., Class
Meeting, Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. and
Prayer Meeting, Thursday at the same
horn:
Music for Sunday.- May 9, 1915.
Morning. 10: 30: —
Organ Prelude-i§ntreaty
Orga'n Odertory—Andsnte
I
Salome
'Meudelssohn '
Oifertory (ll'Slil—“ Gm Will Alli-
wer' Your .P ' er." 1' “Gabriel
Organ .Postlude—Andaltté (Th!
Song of a k-H'ero.)
Evening at 7:30:-
(ll-pan Prelude—“Prize Song," from
'lle Meisterslnge’mi" Wagner
Organ Odertoryl—kCanzonetta. Gade
Offertory Anthem—Selected.
Organ 1'....:.ude—~Grand Chorus. I
Spence; I
Voikmann.
Norwalk Methodist Church, Rev. C. i
E Barre, l)..D minister—The day's!
‘ services on Sunday begin with a class
meetingiu roomNo. lat9:30am.‘,
Morning worship with Mothers Day
aenrnon by the minister at 10: 30
Everyone who comes is requested to,
wear a white flower in honor of
mother. «Sunday school at noon. I
Men's Bible class at 12 o'clock,
meeting in the church gallery. Young
people's service at 6:30 p. in. Even-
' ing worship at 7:30. Mrs. A. G. Bar-
bour, of Boston, will speak. Her sub-
ject will be “Jubilee‘of the'Wornnn's
Foreign Missionary Society."
Morning. -
Prelude—Vision. Rheiuberger' .
Qilartel~ The Sun Shall be no More
Thy Light. Woodward;
Quartet—0 Father, Behold me. .
hrelssmann.
Quartet—A Hymn oi the Homeland,
A. s. Sullivan. [
Postlude—Oflei'toire in A flat.
, . C._ Collin
Evening '
Prelude in G.
I‘l
‘ Campbell I
i8arbour, of Boston, represents
if?
‘brgan Prelude—Adagio
’Organ Postinde—Processionsl March
L
the
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety.
Wednesday, 2 p. in. The ‘Ladies‘
Aid Society meeting.
Tuesday, 8 p. m. The regular month-
iy meeting of the soul winners band
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m. The mid- week
prayer service. A service of spiritual
power and uplift. Men are hitting the
trail every week. Come and help the
good work.
CONGR EGATIONAL.
South Norwaik Congregational
Church—John Stapleton, 'Minister.
Public Worship Sunday morning at
10:30. The pastor will preach. Sermon
subject, "God, the Creator—a Fath-
er."
Evening service at 7 :30. Mr. Staple
top will begin a series of sermons
on “Great Stories from the Bible." The
subject for tomorrow evening will be
“The Story of an Emcient President."
TheiBible school will meet at 12 o'-
clock. Mr. J. M. Glover, Superintend-
ent.
Men's Christian Inquiry Club at 12;
o'.cloclr \
Senior C. ll. Society at 6:30. Subject,
“Why 1 am Proud of my Denominaj
40E." - m s ~ ~
Musis lips Mm Day. Morning.
Volkmar
Odertory—Andsnte Schubert
Soprano Solo—“Thro’ Peace to Light."
Sheldon.
Smith.
Evening.
Organ Prelude—Eventide
Offertory—lmprov iaation.
Soprano Solo-Selected.
Organ Postiude—Eughetta. Lemaigre
Tuesday, 8 p. in. Hungarian Bible“
(Haas at the Church. I
Wednesday,° .. :30 p. m. Endeavor Cir-
cle with Mrs. James Kelly, 7 Seaside
Place. 4: 30 p. in. Camp Fire Girls at
the Church. 8 p. m. Arlston Club at
the church.
Thursday, 7. 45 p. m. Mid- week serv-
'ice topic, "Personal Work for a Per-
sonal Savior " '
Friday, 3 p. m. Junior Endeavor
. Graniss
“ma-mathel‘mflbahm
enndment.
Prelude—Violin with organ. 5th 80-
' nata. 1st movement. L. van Beeth
oven.
Quartet—“0 Paradise!" W. maid.
Contralto solo—“By the Waters 01'
Baby 6. '1‘. Heidi.
Buttery—Violin with man. balance
m 2d Concerto. H. W
Quartet—“1 feel Thy Hallowed Pres;
ace." 0 1).me
PostludaGraad Checur melons
J. R. Gillette
Evening, at 7:25
Pr‘elude—a. Odertory, op. 36, no. 2.
E. Mists; b. etfeltorr in 10 list.
Theo Dubois
Quartet—“0 for a Closer Wilt With
God." A. Oiehei.
OSes-tory—"A Song of Aduatlen."
R. S. flotilla
Quartet—“0 Gladsome um". ,
D. Blah
Fernando—Sonata, No. 2. op. 65. 1st
movement. J. 'Rheinberger
Mrs. Olive Gray France, violinist.
BAPTIST.
So. Norwallr Baptists 'Church, Rev.
R. G. Hartley, pastor.
iPuinc service at 10:30 a. m. Capt.
Thomas Anderson of the Salvation
Army‘ will preach. His subject will
be “In and Out at Prison for Twenty
Years."
Musical Programme.—
Prelude A Le Frbure Willy
Oflertory—Trauouility W. C. Filby
Odertory solo—“Strength of the Hills.’
Nevin
F. Lacy
Postlude
Public Service at 7: 30 p. m.- ,
Mother’s Day will be celebrated at
the av ehing service by a sermon from
the pastor who will speak on "The
World's Debt to Motherhood."
Prelude—Benzene ll. Kass-rill
Ottertory—Meiodle J. Massenet
Odertory solo—(Mrs. Smith)~—“Oh
Jesus Thou are Standing." Global
Contrslto solo—«Mrs. Smith)--“Cb
Mother of Mine," Kipling-Tours.
Furious. 2‘. lb. Gladstone
12 noon.‘ The Sunday school will
meet in the chapel.
Hopkins will have important announc-
ments for this week.
12 m. The Brotherhood class Will be
led by the pastor. Subject “The Fear-
iessness of the Master."
6: 30 p in. Christian Endeavor meet
ing Miller, the pastor. Subject. “Wily
lain Proud of my Denomination "
, Announcements for the Weak
Wednesday, 7:30 p. in. The Pastor‘s
Bible class.
Thursday, 7:46 p. m. The prayer and
praise meeting of. the church.
Friday 7:30 p. in. The Sunday school
contest entertainment will be held in
the school room. A delighttul program
has been provided and refreshments
will be served. All the members of
the school are invited to be present.
Grace Baptist Church. Services will
be conducted by Rev. M. A. Alexander
Preaching at 11 a. m. and Sunday
,scbool at 12:30 p. m. Evening service
at 8 o'clock p. ru. All are welcome.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Churchz—Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector.
The fifth Sunday alter Easter. Ro-
gation Sunday:~
8 s. in. Celebration of
Communion.
10:30 a. m. Morning prayer and ser-
men.
Sewing Class._
Friday 7: 30 p. m. Boy Scout meet-l
‘. ing at the church. \ir. Douglass Nash.f “dress
Scoutmaster
Saturday,
walk C. in. Union at the Church.
On Tuesday the Falrileld County As’. '
.socistion of churches and. ministers
will meet in the Daricn Congregation-I
sl Church, at 10 a. m.
The 44th annual meeting of the.
New Haven Branch of the Woman's
Center Church; New Haven on Tues-
day, May 11th. There will be sessions
p. in. Congress of Nor-l
12 m. Bible classes and school.
Calendar for the Week. ..
Tuesday. 7:30 p. in. Business meet;
ing of the St. Hilda's Guild.
Wednesday, 3: 30 p in. Junior Aor-
lllary to the Board of Mission. ,;
Thursday. Ascension Day. 10 a.nl
Celebration of the Holy Communion.
8 p. in. The Ascension Day contath,
“‘Christ: the Victor'"wiil be render-
Board of Missions will be held in tbe'
ed by the Choir
Saturday. The Fairlield Archdeaey.
onery will hold'an Interpsrochial Miss
Quartet—Dear Lord and Father of;at 10 oclock' and at 2: 30, with lunch-lama study class in the Church. The
Galbraith
Contralto Solo-Selected.
Quartet—Come, Ye Disconsolate. l
g,‘ . , means
Postlude, Offertoire in F. Lefebure-l
Wely.
East avenue Methodist [Episcopal
Church—Rev. 5.1». Fairbanks pastor.‘
er, Brother Trounson.
10: 30 a. m. Morning worship with
sermon. The Rev. William H. Thomas.
of Rowaybon, will preach. Music by
12 in. Sunday school hour for Bible
study. Subject of lessor-“Friendship.
of David and Jonathan?
3130 p. in. Junior league service.
,.
6:30 p. m. Epworth League prayer
meeting Header—A. N. Paddock. l
subject—“A (Prophet Who Wrote Noth-
Lingbut Did All‘ Kinds of Things?"
7: 30 p. mré-Prayerandl’raiseserv-
“Licewiththepastorilichargvi Because"
toner-rob. I
Mm. A. G. Barbour will speak at
,1) Pastor.
9:30 a. m. Fellowship meeting; Leach .
con served at noon.
Woodward avenue department~8um
day school at 3 p. m.
Brookside Chapel—Sunday school at
3 p_. 111. Sunday afternoon service at
8:46 p. in. Mr. Thompson will preach.
First Congregational Church, Nor-
,walk; 4m. inmost F. McGrsgor. Ph.
Morning service at 10:30 withf
preaching by the pastor. Subjecth— ‘
"Courtesy and Shekels." Evening ser-
vice at 7 30. Subject: "in His unage. "
Sunday school at noon. ‘
c. '11 at 6:452 Topic: “Our Denom-
ination.” Loader, Deacon 1?. D. Stair
hard.
Thursday-Midweek service. Topic:
“Today in Service" ‘ '
oTussdq—Tlie Fairleld County As-
sedation of Churches and Ministers
will mu. lamp:
Wednesday—The:
meats Circle "
will be read and aJapmueimpersonr
ation rendered. Luncheon will 1M.
noon and at» 2 p. in. a talk will be giv-
en by Mrs. Grafton Burke of Port
Yukon, Alaska. All are cordially trivia
ed to attend.
Grace Church—Rev. J. Benton Warm
er, Rector.
Rogstion Sunday: -- - ‘
The celebration of the Holy. Cola;
murder: at 8 o'clock Mission Sunday
school at St. Faith at 9. Morning page
or and sermon at 10:30. Parish Sun-
day school at noon. Evening Prayer,
with musie‘aud without preaching. at
4. Special service, witlr therioeai lodge
in.
body welcome. at ecosy- service;
i
damn-00mm..- mementos; at»
wll meet at mi- Janette Smith’s.
il‘rldbv—There ”will be an old lash»I
toned povertyt social in the Parish;
will flag: anlt' aivariul and interesting
m has hen arranged. '
M May both—Mass menus:
It: we
school; 7: scan... Mums
rm
Monday. Tuesday as weds-day. I H
the service tomorrow evening Hrs. mmmmum neat. amthallogstioa. mil.
‘s’yeeial prayer? an blew for the
tiesaiagottholabcuottbshusbam
man. ,
Thursday is Ascension Day, a day
or holy obligation tor commuicants.
There willbeanssrlymatdl
withchoir,s.ndtheuaualh”-!of.9
aadillao it is hoped tbarthose lilac
aubostwrsluerwilicmteflm
My Wine for properobsnvauce
the day.
There will be no meeting of the’ .
Girla‘ Wm Society M m. at twenty-one.
the hall being used [or the Old souls “m “”3”"-
Concert.
All are invited to attend the services
The church is open all day and ,cvery
day in the year tor private prayer,
raat and meditatin.
mum 01mm
All but ' on
Jonestnn. MISS.
some of them seriously.
Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard,
Rant Harwell.
Nth Sunday afterEastsr. Rev. T.
F.6ashe.D. .,' istsrincimrga.
’ B It! ssin the path or the storm are r
Superintendent '
the Holys -
7: 80 p. m. Evening prayer and ad- ,_
meetings will be at 10 a. m.. whm '
there will hes celebration of the.
Holy Communion. At 11 a. m.. papers -'
of Elks in attendance at 7:30am ,.
’st. Paul's Parish-4 Rosalia": so»:
15am..si.‘ruussiisdsrsehal, Biz-1
namltomiangneutm';,__
40’ “*0 ““0“ “In.” 0! 1|!- W “House sc‘ agar. o'clock. The m‘udisamm n m..
dumpster will not be able» preach
Moning'Praper and sermonuat 10:-
30 a m.. followed by Sunday school.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 7. -
l30 p. m. Choir rehearsal Friday evo-
ported to have been razed.
welcome. lthe state were inundated.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURQH.
Advent Christian Church Van Zant ""1 ““99““ “'1“-
and Harvey street, East Norwslk—
“Rev. G. M. 'l‘sep‘le. pastor.
Hail hour of prayer—10 a. :11.
Morning Sermon—10:30 s. in.
Sunday School-12 in.
Junior Loyal Workers—3 p. m.
Loyal Workers—6:16 p. m.
Evening sermon by pastor—7:30.
I AGMN.
, the stats entymologist:—
CHRISTIANSCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Societl’. 67 West
avenue, corner Butler street. The reg-l
ular Sunday service is held at 11 a in.
Wednesday, testimony meeting atlm leaves.
8 n m. ..
To both services the public is cots! Wk” “chm“ m ”mm”! "m
dlnlly invited.
Sunday school at 10 a. In.
May il—Adam and Pulse Man.
.A free reading room is malnuhed
at the same address. 57 West avenue.
which is open to the public each Week
day. holidays e'kcepted, from 2:15 to
4:30 p. in. All s‘re welcome.
sum.
irom trees which are not
Associated Bible Student—Pastor
I. F. hereon of New York city will
speak in Red Men's Hall, South Not-
walk. Sunday, May 0th. All welcome
no admission. '
Messiah swear-ii unheran Church, u" "”""
Flori street. it. Luther Wilson. pastor.
—Dlvlne service“! p. m.. Sunday; Sun-
day school at 3 p. m.
—-Advqshe in» he Seminal.
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We keep a close: eye on the
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ceptionaly nice goods.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 8—The death
toll of the wind storms which devast-
ated Acadia Parish in Southwestern
Muisiana and Oklahoma County in
northwestern Mississippi, today stood
lli'itteell were killed at
Egan and Mormonism, in Acadia Par-
ish, and six near Clarksdsle and at
_Firty-iive more, persons are know
to have been injured in Acadia Parish,
‘1 Ecly atimates placed the property
loss at $500,000. Many buildings were
demolished at Mermantau, 20 were
dutroyed. at Penn and all iarmhous
The storm which visited Ward
was accompanied by heavy rain and
.ning at 7 ‘5 in the Church All are,l'ililway tracks in several sections 0!
1 Reports from the stricken districts
Iwere delayed by damage to telegraph
'CATERPILLARS EAT APPLE Tm
4. 'NEW' HAVEN, May “Br—LT!“ follow.
jing announcement concerning the pre
I valence ol the tent caterpillar in Goa-
1necticut 1's issued by W. R. Britten.
“The tent caterpillar is extremely
.sbundant this season throughout Con-
necticut. and its nests may now be
seen everywhere in the crutches oi
apple and wild cherry trees. The cat
erplllars are now fading upon untold
ed with lead arseaate, three pounds in
I nfty gallons of water,- ”little damage
' will be done, but this spray should not
be applied where the trees are in bios-
"A coneshaped bristle brush, merino
ed on the end of a. pole, is perhaps
.tho best device for removing the nests
sprayed.
This brush should be used in early
morningorlateintheday,whsa the
caterpillars are in the neat. The brush
may be dipped into kerosene or the
.caterpiliars killed by crushing. Burn-
ing on the nests is liable to injure
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