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METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Churcth
South Norwallt—Wllllam G IiiiiIiin, min-E
dister '
Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standetll in the
way 0! sinners,
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the scorniui.
-——Psalms 1: 1.
Wednesday 2 p. m. The meeting of
:lhe ladiee’ Aid Society.
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m. The regular
mid week prayer meeting; leader—Ed-
mund Trouneon.
lullapsodlel’astorsle, 48.19.:
Morning service at 10: 30, with ser-
, men by the minister, followed by Bible. CONGREG ATION AL.
school at 12 noon. The usual League ‘ .
service will be united with the even- 1 bouth \orwalk cwgreflu‘m“
jug worship at 7: 30 at which time will ‘ Chumhvhbn Stapleton; minister.
occur the installation '0! the newly 1 5:13? :Ezampwf“:?fid rigging i:
:::.::: 2:33.333: 31“2:’:..2?i»4~ wit“ W '
On Tuesday evening the Class and} Even“ service at 7 30 Mr. 3‘39“}
Elgar mefetIiIlIlg misusemble ‘12:“th: l 3:; Til-Tot; 8:15;?st l:Iili gland-3:1:
Thurtfljnyonigh‘: Iat diam-:7”. y 11:12:;ng b?33:1::‘r1:§:e hyostgreghg;
Or.gan Preanlerrag-rozso. iSOuth blows“: and Our Brothers'
PM“, Lodgel 0.0 to, of Norwalk will be
Organ onenory—Andanlino in A ”“1 the guests of the church at this ser-
Dicks ,vice.
...W
Theo. Salome
Quartet—Winn; Map Evens
ing Blessing" ...J. Re!
Oiiertory—Cantiline Nuptiale ......
:2".'..,"‘ fill-asass-ssss V. Nellvllle
Rosanne—Fail“ is E lat
. ......... . ......... C. Baht Sauna
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BAPTIST.
Seats Non-wan Baptist Chm-ch ltsv.
Swim Condos
members of the “Every Member Can- u minister in charge
vase" committee will be present. This Morning PM" and sermon at 10:-
meeting is for conference and reports,30 ‘ m.. followed by Sunday school.
Announcements for the Week, l Evening "In, and sermon at 7:30
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. The Misha“
prayer service of the church will be! cm" ””9“” PM" "em" “‘
held on this evening instead of Thurs- th‘.‘ church “t 7 ‘5 A" are welcome.
night. All the members of the church
and congregation are cordially lnvit-I
10d.
sum Paul's Parish:—
Sunday alter Ascension Day. 7:30
run scorn nofiwhhx mm Vssur‘fusu
., alewardshlp. "
.mther Edmund Trounson. leader . .
10:30 a. thing service. The
~ ’:‘-Ivvl,IoeI. m. Greenwood. Supt.
. 323013. a). Epwo‘rtln humanity»
I ‘_
‘Elfiner Power." Leader Mrs. A. Car-
..m
now o. (R. Richter Music by the
‘ droir and congregation. ' "
z'lolferingcmeeun'g e: thew. 1.]! S.
'Iylllbeheldatthehomeotwlllrsflns-
schism Hamsters. A due
Merton Anthem‘—“Give flown to
' the Living. Tumult
~51)rgIan Postlude-anIAli&r-ettol’o Pomphem
Evening—7: 30 %
Organ Prelude—~Maestoso, MacDowelli
Organ Oil'erlory—Berceuse. F'aulhesi
. . . , .. I l Morning.
011mm “WWW “KM ‘8 0“ ‘Organ Prelude—Melody ...... Shelley
., a . . . M0"“.Oi!eri.pry——Romanze .......... Chopin
Organ Postiudein hat. Volckmsr Sopmo Spin—Selected
Norwaik "all“? dist Episcopal church Organ Poatlude~Marcb ...... Gulrand
-'dlev. C. E. new, i). D.. minister. . Evening.
sunny services will begin with earlyl
morning iclsas uiehtins‘ ti 0: 8113 Icing
room No 1,-Flill.'iledlent,‘ leader. At
30: :0 morning worship with sermon!
‘y the minister; JtopiC; “Christian
Sunday school and
new s Bible class at noon hour. Young
.peoples meeting at». 6 :30 p. in. in the
auudayghchcol room. Evening worshipI
with serlnon on “The Preaching «St. !
Peter" at 7: 30. Strangers are always;
welcome. Seats are provided by court» class
eons ushers.
Music for the Day.
Morningz-
Prelude‘aM‘ay Morn. W C. Steers;
Quartet—Dear Lord and Father
Galbraith Talk at the church, The Canadian
Soprano Solo—Save Me. Oh God {Rockies Admission free. Silver col-
derllection tor Woodward avenue work.
Quartet—Tile Blood Bought Mercy Woodward avenue department—
Seat. C A Havens Sunday school at 3 p. m.. - '
QlPoguude—Fesfivgl Poellude, Brookside CIhapel—Suuday school at
1:. Ir. Drifllld 3 1' m~
Evening ... . . ,J Sunday atternocn service at 3: 45 p.
Prelude—aBerceuse in i). Walter Spin-
ney. ,j
Quartet—The Radiant Morn. i
Woodward. '
Quartet—«My IHope is in the mm
the." ' Aurihh‘
Quartet—«Selected ,
Postlude—Second Grand Cboeur
c. J. om
. “p.“
~Church Nov. 8. P. Fairbanks. pastor.
9: 80a. in. Felleivslnisieettag; Bro
"m G. E. Richter“ Darionwiilde-
liver the sermon. Good music by the
choir.
12 in. Sunday school session In:
Edible study. Subject of lesson "David
“Spares Bani. "
3:3oanheIuniorLeagueser-
sary"Human Power Raised to
3. 30 p. m. Evening mm by the
As the pastor will be away for a
Tuesday 8 p. m. The sound Thank
l“What We Believe "
'I‘whlh; Rev. mm r. McGl‘egor, Pin.
I'D., hater.
l
Bible School at 12 o'clock, Mr. J. M.
Glover, inparlntendent,
Seniorté. E Society meeting at 6: 80,
tisubieet, “Why l Believe in Christian
Endeavor."
Music (or the day:
Organ Pralude~8prlng Song
,... .....m... ...... .Mendelssolla
Wertoryé—lmprov‘lsatlon
Soprano Solo¥—Selected
Organ Postiude, Allegro ........ Stein
Tuesday. 8 p. m.——Hungariau Bible
‘claas at the church.
Wednesdaygl :.30 p. al—Camp First
Girls at the church
“unduly—The midweek service will
adjourn to the Hobson meeting.
Friday, 3 p. m.—Junlor C. .E. Sewing'
Friday 7 .30 p. m.-—Boy Scout meet-
ing at the church. Mr. Douglass Nash,
Scoutmaster
Friday, 8 p. m.—Stereopticon Trip
m..—«Mr Stapleton will preach. subject,
On Wednesday slternoon drool three
to six oclock a social tints and to!
will be given by Mrs. Wilii'ed Bodwell
at her hell's :6 Seymour street. tor. the
Endeavor circle. All are cordially in-
Ivited.
...
First Congregdtihnai Church, Nor-
Morning service at 10:30 with the
preaching by the pasthr. Subject:
"The'Ascent‘ot Fear." in the evening
the pester will give a stereoptlcon lec-
tune on "The Beauties of «Nature in'
Yellowstone Park " “
Sunday school meets at noon.
C. iii. at‘ii: 45. Topic: “Why it Believe
in C. E.” I'Jeader. Miss Mary Rider.
Tuesday The Golden ‘Rllla Circle
will meet with Mn Thomas Ball, Myr-
tle cm The ministering Circle
will meet with nil-s earth Lewis. new:
in street.
Wednesday The-L. B. A. wiilllo'ida
Social Sewing meeting at 3 p. m..
working lor the Belgians and for, some
home needs. - .
. Morning. 1
Prelude—smut 'snd Shadow .. .. .
.}-'-.n-... .t m....‘Rl| 9W5
Quartet-431‘“ King of love" .L...
. .. . ... P. A._ Schhecher
Trio—"me Blessed Trinity'I'I ..t...
"cws'e'rlu
- ‘nnn-o-ea-t...
Marshes been m inlai-
7 when duets by Harold Hall and Ira.
"Percy Morganaada managefm
‘ '0 :1!!! recent convention held at lid-
-. _~illntowu by» Miss Clara Kill. daughtu'
.'§I_I,MWIJ mummtuhfi .5 , i
"twaikWshupesllotsnrwomenwuli
Qllartet-J'I Wallediwthe Lord". “
l 3'. Men ssoinn
il’ostluds—UarolsOapsteciohs..l...
sealsoeaansIoueu‘ oi W E; ”hm“
'lveningservics IsItI'IJ'd T
a. m ............cotsncssnne
-' grain mwfll include selections by Morn
Wednesday 8 p. in. All entertain-
ment will be given by the Pocahontas
Camp Fire Girls of the Sunday school.
Refreshments will be served and a de-
lightful time is anticipated.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. The Hobson-
Russell Rally tor National Prohibition
will be held in the Armory. The
church prayer service has been chang-
ed i'or this meeting in order to give'
all an opportunity to attend.
la. m.. dloly Communion; 0:80 s.-m, St
Paul's Sunday school; 10:301. m..
Holy Communion and sermon: 3 p m..
St. Andrew‘s Sunday school, 353 Main
street; 7:30 p. m.. Evening prayer.
All pandas who desire to coins are
welcome at the services, especially
strangers and visitors in town.‘
The church is open every day in
the year for private prayer. rest and
meditation.
Wednesday 3 p. In: The annual
meeting or the Woman's Association
will be held in the church. Iectloui
oi oillcers and the reading or annual
reports will make a most interesting
afternoon. Refreshments will be serv-
ot the church.
Friday 3 p. ill. The monthly social
meeting of the Brotherhood will be
. held in the lecture room or the church.
Judge John H. Light will 'speak
"City Government by Commission"!
Every member of the Brotherhood isl
invited and urged to bring a friend
with‘him. A luncheon will be served‘
at the close of the evening.
Grace Baptist church:—
Servicerwill be conducted by Rev.
Elluett. or New Haven, Conn. Presch-
ing at 11 a. in. Sunday school at 12:30
p. on. Sunday school concert at 3: 30‘
p m’. Will he conducted by MissIS. P.
Ward and ‘1. Harold. Evening pemces
at 8. p. in All are welcome The pro-
in Star quirtet. George Cares, Solo
Mary‘maliey, paper, Mrfiand Mrs. E.
0. Powell, duet Mrs reel-lime and
Miss Grey duet; master Ii. CiemsIns
Grace Churchi'fiem J. Benton-
’Werner, rector.
The Sunday sftr the Ascension.
ssrunnav, MAY 15,1915 l
Git Dilllltatl C0
Established 1857
sister": '
'ar
R. G. Hartley pastor. p, ., 1
Public ServlctIa 10:30 a. m. The pasl~ legwgmflmkzo and $10.00 to $19 50 $1.50 to $3.50
0’ "m M “ u“ “m °' f,“ for couches and hammocks, $3.50 N
subject The Call Of the Seventy. Washable CouCh Covers, Pillow and other furnishings that are needed for a summer living room.
Pubilc service 7:30 p. In. The past- lTlIlm at l I - Third floor
orwiilprescbtilesecondnermonin ‘ " 1» "whiii 5- in .l ah. ‘
the series on the "Great Reformer-s" , .
Subject "Augustine and m City of PM! W Tailored SllllS.‘ $12.50
God.” ,
Musical progrum Morning. Heel, toe and sole, silk. Shepherds’ Checks ' '
Prelude——Maestoso Alba Marchia. 1r, Tops of serviceable lisle. Norfolk eifects 3
W. Bird ' It is our intention to ensure complete satisfaction Plain S‘erges
oratory—Melody in F, W. H. Max- with these stockings, and if there should be complaint Scotch Tweeds. . . I
up; we shall be glad to make things right. If properly used The greater number of suits offered in this clearance '
Olertery Solo—Salve Regina. With good fitting shoes, and properly laundered, the were $25.00 earlier in the season. It has been decrtletl to
H. w. Parker Phoenix Hlosicry will be all right place them at altered prices. The group is a large onebut . .
Postlude Wm. Fauikes In black white, \e\\p0rt brow,n fawn taupe, battle- do not delay very long. - ‘l
Evening at 7:” . ship gray, navy and putty '11 l, ,1 Second “00,-, TI.
Prelude—Berceuse L. Schytte 75 Ct“- “Pillk n m
Oilertory—Canzonnett A. Dom! Infants, Fan Socks y “as
Oilertory Sol ~"oF‘sther, Keep Us in Cy d amelh 'sts €th Isct
Thy Care." 0.1". Hoges A small collection, and in small sizes. _VVere once 25 Coral turquoise matrices, ja 6’ ) ’ '
Postillde J.E.Csmpbell Cts. a pair. ‘2' ‘ I!» 'l .il‘: '[ nn “h”- ‘
Sunday school, 12 N. The school is Now 13 chm. 2 prs for 25 cs 50 etc. . I
graded and the adult Bible classes Main floor, Jewelry Secuon- f.
0303‘ opportunity for thorough Bible '
study.
The brotherhood Class will be led
by the pastor.
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Sub-
ject “Why I believe in Christian lihn- ' . '
.desvor," leader, Mr. George Howard. PBTMLIBHED 1557 ,
Conference supper. 5 p. In. A confer~ ~
euce supper will be held in the social a“ ’“ "‘
room of the church at which all the E“! Norwalk. Rev, 1" F Caskey. 9' 1
Willi llllll' Clllli
opus fill llll Sfl80N
(Continued From First Page.)
Commodore William H. Byington, and
the Vlrys ll. owned by James‘M.
O'Brien, and it is likely that this will
he sailed elf on May alst. This is
the date (or the iormal opening of
the club, and the Wellnltz-Sterling
orchestra has been engaged to fur-
aisln music on this occasion, and an
enjoyable concert is assured during
the afternoon and dancing inttile
evening. Membersoi‘ the orchestra
will play for the weekly dances to
be held later.
Clarence S. Byxbee, who recently
. purchased a line iyawl, is to become
a member oi the club. sud theJuni'qr
membership-class continues to grow.
The following have already been elr
rolled. and are taking a-deep interest
The celebration oi the Holy Commun-
ion at 8 a. in. Mission Sunday school
day school at noon. Evening prayer
and address at 4 o'clock. .
i
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Church oi Christ Scientists. 57
West avenue—The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11
a. In. Subject, Sunday. my 18, "Mor-
tals‘and immortals." Wednesday even-
ing testimony meeting at 8 To both
seniées the public is cordially invited.
Sunday school at 0:45 a. m.
A reading room is haintslned at the
same address, open each week dam?
holidays excepted. from 2:15 to 4. 30
9 II- ' ‘
All are mime.
WENT ONM'NAN GHURGH.
Advent Christian Church. van Zsut ,
Mile m M mil “Y'all"
G. If Team meter. ‘
:maou- special W10 9-11}-
"film sermonr—llisso e 13.
Sunday schoolT-tz: m.
in the club's activities.
South Norwalk—W. J Kemp, 35
1
ed and a social hour ed. A cor-. at S. Faiths at 9 a. m Morning pray West street; Arthur Singerwald, 3!
dial invitation is ”taxi“ ladies er and sermon at 10: 30 Parish Sua- Chestnut street; Ralph J. Comatocit.
12 Hanford place: William s. Scul-
iey, 13 Monroe street; Leonard P. "
Fitzgerald 10 Clay street; Nelson G.
Therlanlt. 36 West avenue; Leookrd
J. Foster. 9 Reed street; Vincent
Costello, Putnam avenue; William‘
O‘Hara, 20 West avenue: James E.
Mshon, 40 Quintard avenue: Francis
J Barrett, 34 Fairneid avenue: ira
P. Smith, 4 Golden Hill street: Clif-
l'ford 1.0'Hara, 20 West avenue; liar-
ry T. Hyatt, 20 Franklin street: Her- I
hen-t P. Fitch, 118 South Main street:
William D O'Brien. .2 Quintard ave~
nus; Erwin Pollalt, 'fio‘ Sound View
terrace: James Gilmore, South Main
street: John F. htaher. 130 South
Main street: RalphI l-‘raoe 22 Havi»
land street.“ ’
Norwalka‘Cheater 1.3mm. Maple
streetiIG‘eorge Pickering, 10 Chapel
street: Robert Burns. '10 Orchard
The Sale For The
* ON THURSDAY, MAY 20TH, we, as well as all the
PEOPLE
,, To Provide For
rest of the leading business houses of this town, have lplan-
nod to make this the Greatest Biargain Day of the year, and
our immense stock of four floors are teeming with values
that make your dollar‘do the werk of two on that day.
Thursday, May 20th.
...:The A. 1.. Collins Cd.
Funeral Directors and thinners -
Complete llollse l‘urnishe‘rs
12 is No. this st some 747 5». Norwalk. 3......
What Are You Assets?
The mouse conduct of business and pcneEnai allairs
M the Item unployell very distinctly
Avoid The liability
_. Oi not having a mocking; “count. We invite accounts which are
given efldent and courteous attention.
Fantfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEOT BANK lN NORWALK.
'l
today
am, ”a ~ ..- Wan—.....-
F'
m
The City National Bank
WC“ I a '1
land thither, Thomas.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Churchl-a-‘R‘ev FrederickI A.
IColeiuan motor.
Sunday Avior 'Asoonsion Dar.
8 a. m. Celebration of the II-ioly ”Com
munlon.
10: 30 a. on. Morning Prayer and ser-
men The sermon“ topic will he “The
Incentives to Worship" ’
12, m. Bible Classes and school.
7:30 p. m. Evening: prayer snd'Lad-
whale: [loyal workers-ii: ID. is.
loyal Workers—d: 14 p. in.
naming sesnsoa—l: so ll. Ila;
And-week prayers and testimony
meHthg, Thursday, 7:45 p. m
ASSOCIATED IJBLE STUDENT.
Anhlllfled Bible Students. The no
uel meeting in Red Men’i Hall. South
Net-walk, on SuhIday. May 16th, at 8
p. in. led by a tor trom New Yin:
an interesting discourse may be ex;
pected also lathe evening at 0:30.
dress . , Bible study. Topic; ‘-."i‘he Striking Par?
Calendar for the Week . : stall Dispensatis'n'a between the Jew-
Monday 3:459. mlmpe’mutnest- tall and Gospel Ants! All are we]-
ingoftheAlterulldinthedamoh.
Tuesday 3' p. in. The Woman's Guild
at the home ofddrs. 1.3. Rump.
7:30p. la. "The St. museum
8:15 'h'st‘l’l. "VéstryT iwlilrn'l'eet: 'st'tha
odice of Mr Raymond 2'.
Wednesday 3 p m. Reunion of all
those confirmed under the present rem
tor. There will he a service in the
church {allowed by a social tune in
the Parish Hall. Everyone confirmed
from iihhyear 19m1will“be present
The church service will be a. papara-
lion. lor, the While-Sunday Commun-
come. No collection. .
SALVATRIN Am '
The Salvation Am. 3'!- North “Minis
street, mm mm.- in
and Captain Ads 1: Rutton. in than.
n a. an. Hehnsis Inseam ”bi-ct»
“Whale on tour .
8 p. m. Bundarhschool. . ‘
a: 30 p. m.. Yofig POOP!“ insist!
Topic. "Victory"?
3:30 p. In. Open air meeting-
3‘ p. m. Salvation service, subject,
“The Great MM' ‘
10W Everybody cordially invited to at-
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m. The Girl's told these
friendly Show. r- w'a‘ys walco .Come and womhlv
Friday. 23533.43»th withu‘s.
mWomu'seunawlllaolcanunr..
msgesaiethetpreelset dashithe
~sheepmu the lush mealtimes
myths-Imminent cerium:
ion! um. "stems-raw
In. 14.1%“ I"
pmmmm smut. nuns-«HI.
, .27 Second street.
_'-.-: “rmnvm summits roe nan
street; - neglnhlu'i‘smlth, 3 Union
Park.
'- East Norwaik—Richard ‘Gustatso‘n. "
parleufinradi’ord u. Ballard. wal-
finer” rm.
someones.
We. let- the he? examinations '
“to he held at the court house in New
Haven on Thursday. June 8, the com
mitten an admissions or tile Fairlield
lieeunty har- lnsld a nicotine ”ml-day i'l
'tserningstthecoart’inuuae. Bridgeport. --
to hear testinlony as to 7.13 swollen“ * ‘
Idoi- easmustion. . .
so act upon the appliances .4- ‘
“to William m
also to take the‘examisstions are:
lmmmfl.dm
"' novel-ti Wheeler Curtis, or Stratum:
(lemme Jr" «Greenwich; Wil- .
mam may. otGi‘eOntdoli:
Value. at Brilliantl-
Noel week a“ “! Wit... will he [3
Ifheld «ill the Superior Cour‘ ..tlI
miniontothe. when; and to.-
last upon the admission of Bertholds. . '
norm:- 0! Stamina-ms practitioner " ~
or until-s! years standing in New York f .
Thou who have applied tor pen-miss : .,
ms Xavier Burke. or console. "
William Willem. of Fnlrfleld, Vino "
'Wmd-‘eslt'hemolfiridgepmm 3;,
lion "F’i‘od’k Douglas Kilpetria. t1
new: Walter Norman flaunt”. ,
new: navidWashlnstonm -. “
at Bridgeport; William Husliagmapg
mom “11mm f ,. 2‘.
seen-y. utmrdeld; Wallace P0117
Your Taxes Next Year
deposit weekly m the Sainngs- Department of this Illsnlt and
your money can be withdrawn April 1,1916
: wnrll iNTEREST in 4a
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Silk
Petticoats
Toilets and messallne silks in all the wanted shades and black; -
as'gususuel variety oi! colors and styles/ Also some line petticoate
‘ , with sill; jersey tops and messaline dounoes. »
One good style of tale: has a how dare iiouuce with wide
' pieIllinIg at the bottom. fitted top.
Prices range Trump,” to 85. 00. '~
Exceptional VIlelues
Tth ii Ryan (30
86 WASH! lilCl'l‘QliI STREET,
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