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first Methodist Episcopal church.
tonthNorwaik, William G. Gidin, min-
Aster.
’llorning service at 10:30. Subjocu
\_ “Christ's Dream for His church.”
' ’ “Ironing service at 7:30 p. m. Bub-
jest, “War as Some See It."
Sunday school It 12 noon;
”Epworth League at 6: 30 p. at.
Tuesday, 7: 4 p. to. Class meeting.
3‘ .. Thursday, 7: 45 p.1n. Prayer meet—
' Friday. 3: 15 p. in. Junior League and
I p. in. Boy Scouts.
‘The‘ regular monthly liieeting of
the‘ Hales Aid society will he held
. ‘: M‘Wodne’suay afternoon the 'p. m. ins
" 3, ’* ”‘ the church.
, i” or. Sunday mornlbg, June 13th. the
“ m rite of Baptism will be admin-
more to infants and children.
-lluslc for the day: —
Morning at 10: 30.
, 0cm Prelude—Moderato “By the
" ‘ Seat". ""Arensky Pollltt.
' ma (Memory—Melody. Jae. H. Rog-
on.
“f“ Olertory Anthem~“‘ii You Love the
' Bavior." Gabriel
Organ Pastime—Allegro Moderate,
Batiste.
Evening at 7:30.
Organ Preludr—"Elegyf" Massenet.
‘ Organ Oilertorwaiegiac Melody.
Grieg.
Oflertory Anthsm— *Can the Master
’ ‘ " (hunt on You?" Widmeyer.
Kim Postiudv-Ituneral March
. . ‘ Mendelssohn
33‘ r "
. iNOI'WRl‘i Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. C. M. Barto, D. Dulmin-
ister. Sunday services as follows:—
9:30 a. 111. Class meeting. Morning
mhlp at 10:30 with sermon by the
pastor. Sunday school at noon hour.
Epworth League service at 8:30 cloe~
ing at 7 :15 in time for the Union
Memorial service at the Congregation-
Ilchurch at 7:30.11‘here will be no
' diverting worship at this church. Stran-
gers always welcome.
Music for the morning service: -—
Prelude—impromptu Arthur 8. Fish-
.vg ye" fl. ..‘ I» v _v:
Quartet~11 Dodson in C. Dossier.
“or Bolo~“Behold, God is Mighty. "
Wooler.
Quartetr‘ Hear my Cry. 0 Lord "'
Morse
Pomlude in D~Harry Roy; Shelley.
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East Avenue ll. E. Church. Rev. S.
P. Fairbanks, pastor.
9:30 a. 1n. Fellowship meeting. Bor~
' ther Edmund Trounson. leader
:21. 1'0: 30 a. m. The 'ppstor will preach
l patriotic sermon appropriate to Mem-
' £‘f*fidal Day Musilth2th§phai13
. . 31;. 12 M. Sunday school hour ior Bible
Nthdy.‘ Subject or“ lesson, “David
:hrlngs the Ark to Jerusalem”
.3: 30 p. _.m The Junior Epworth
e service. ‘
4 30 p. m The probationers meet”-
p; m. The Epvzorth League pray-
[With Great H) mus." Leader, Miss
m Randall. . . ,
~‘ ‘7‘,” a. m.’1‘he East Avenue church
accepted an invitation to attenu‘
nion Memorial Day service to he,
‘ in the Uptown Congregational
«finch. A large attendance and an
mastic time is anticipated.
My, 8 p.111. The monthly bus-
hoes meeting of the Epwortb Magus
am he held in the church parlor.
_ will meet to new.
My, 7. 46 p. m. The mid-week
:in‘ecting in the Sunday’school
led by the Wpsstor
1-.
' Wm
at Btieetitd. M iii Church. Reva.
Mm?
meeting. subject, “An Evening '
.111. Mr. atapieton will preach. Subject.
..Wedllelddy,29. n1. TheLiulles' Add
.3 recognition or Islam-lat nay.
Blessed is the man
now-uncut not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standout. in the
way 3i sinners.
Not sitteth in the seat
of the scorntul.
-Psalms 1: 1.
. Annual Wednesday.
June 2nd.
' Knight street church sacred concert
program as follows: ~4- .
Singing by choir.
'Prsyer
Scripture reading.
Singing by choir.
Recitation-lira. Nimmo.
dicta—Miss Hall
Selection—Lookout.
Solo—Mr. Carey.
Recitation—Miss AddinB.
Solo—Miss Williams.‘
Selection-queries
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“melon Loniinitteevlirs J‘s‘meh
Perkins: 2-,
conference,
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Howsyton Methodist Episcopal
church ~
10‘: 30 Class meeting. Mr.
L'Hommedieu is the lesdu‘.
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship. The
pastor‘s sermon subject is, “God's.
Memorials."
11:60 a. in. Sunday school. Lesson
subject, “David Brings the Arts to
Jerusalem." .
6: 45 Worth League. The Topic is,
“An Evening with Great Hymns. " Mil-
drod Cushman is the loader. .
7: 30 p. to. Evening preaching ser-
vice. uNstional Disobedience toward
God and the Results.” .4
it you have no church home in this
community come and worship with us.
A; cordial welcome awaits you.
J. 8.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South 'Norwlilk Congregational
church, John Stapieton, minister.
Public worship at 10:30 p. m. The
pastor's sermon subject will be “The
Revealer.”
Evening Service at 7:30. Mr. Staple-
ton's subject will be in accord with
Memorial Day—“The Story of a Great
Patriot ”
,,,lBihlo ,schooi at 12,noou.,.hlr. J. 'M.
GilfqverMSuptu
Men's Christian inquiry club at 12
o'ciéck’.’ '
senior c. a:’ melting" h s 30 T6:1
pic. "The Call 0! Foreign Missions
for Money, Men and- .Prayers."
Music for the Day.
Morning: ~—
Organ PreludenPrayer.
'Oflc‘rt'ory-‘LPhatoralp ‘
soprano Solo—Selected.
Organ Postlude—Triumphai March.
Costa
Iemslsre
‘ ‘ ‘ Fl'ngler
Music for the day. Honing: "*1.
A. ow:
pt our W" .'
l’. A. m
Supine Solo—”rho Holy City.” .
8. Adams
Anthem—1hr lot Ye.- 0 1M”
flax Breaker
1‘“quva “w ..
lax Roger
QIIJ‘tfl—“God
Evening at 7: 26: —
Prelude—4mm “from 3rd Organ Byro-
phony.
. C. Plusutl
canary—Bridal Song. from op. 45.
Tenor Solo and quartet—-“Plag oi the
rm." ‘H. Millard
alarm—"Cover Them Over With
Dentin! mm. Ales 8. Gibson
Pastime—Variations. "The Star
Spangled Banner." D. Buck.
MPT'IBT.
South Norwalk Baptist Church Rev.
R. G. Hartley, Pastor.
Morning service at 10: 30 11. Ink The
pastor will preach at the morning slut-g:
vice. Subject, ‘fliooe Than Conquer
ors.”
Music:—- .
Prelude—Grand Choeur in 8. Flat.
Wm Faulks
Oderotory—springtime Sketch. c. B.
Beobea .
Odertory Solo—0 Rest in' the Lord.
Mendelssohn
.
‘ 'Postlude-vAndante. Grasioeo,
Hamilton Robinson .
_ Evening ‘Service at 7. '30 p. In. The
'psstor will preach on “Some Lesser
Hereisms ot the W
We: - 1- ,3 v
Preludes-Elena ,3 , Youngeroil.
Oilertory—Entr‘acte ‘H. llaakowski
Oii'ertory Solo—Mrs. IF. 1. Smith,
”Tooting Tonight."
Poatludo—B. Clarke.
lznogn. Sunday school.
12:15 p. m. ‘Brotherhod class under
the leadership of Mr. Hot-nu.
6: 30 p. in. Christian mdeavor So-
ciety Missionary committee. loader
Miss E. Boutou.
Announcements for the week: -
Tuesday, 7; 45 11. no Annual meet:
ing or the Christian Endeavor Society
Thursdiy. 7:46 p. in. Annual meet:
ing or the church. willzbe held in.the
lecture room. Reports at the year. will
ed by the Woman's Association. All
thomembers oi the church and con-
gregation are cordially invited to st-
tend.
be conducted, tomorrow, by Rev. J. E.
Harris. Preaching M 11 a. in. Sunday
school nt 12:30 p. m. The Woman's
Auxiliary "will hold their ConCert at
3:30 p. m. Evening services at 8 o'-
clock. All are welcome.
EPISCOPAL. .
Trinity church, Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector. Trinity Sunday ser-
vices. ‘
8 a .."in Celebration of the Holy Com-
munion
10:30 a. «m. Celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon.
12 noon. Bible classes and school.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and ser-
servlce at which the members of Don-
' gins Fowler iPOBt. G. A. it, No. 3 48 ,,
The 6th Company Coats Artillery
Evening——
Orga‘n Prelude-Melody.
Oifertory—Andante Rolls-loco“
{emaigrei
Soprano Solo—selected. '
Organ Pastime—Overture. Flotou.
Tuesday evening. Hungarian Iii-blot
class at the church.
Thursday: 7: 45 p.111. Mid-week ser»
vice. g" *
whim 7. 30. Boy Scout meetins.
dip.- Douglass Nash Scoutmsster.
Woodwsrj avenue department. Sun-
day school at 3 p.111. In charge of
Mr: Thompson. ..
{Brookslde Chapel. Sunday school at
3 p a. «
Sundaysfiernoon service at 3:45 p.
“The Comforted- Mouser!" ‘
first Congregation-L m
Nth'wolk, Rev. ll‘. F. Moflfldor.
1)., Pastor
{morning «"1731 at was with m
chin; by the pastor. sealing.
Powcrota not? mammal.
7'30.Thiswiilbesunidhssrvicein
The
onus Army of them me illo-
of
“The .
man‘s Relic! Corps, and the spaniel: 3
[win veteraflhvill attend in mum '
Corps, The Veterans of the Spanish-
Wely iAmerican War and the Douglas Fowl—
Iai- Relief Corps, No. is, will be pre-
sent. The subject of the sermon Will”
be “The Voice of the, Past." 3
IMusic tor the day, 10. 30 s. m. 3 _ '
Processionsll Hymn, Ancient of Days,
’1‘. A. Jamey. , “ ,.
Kyrl'e. Cruichank in is flat.
Cfiado. 53
Hymn. Holy, Holy, Holy. J. B. Bytes.
Anthem, I an Alpha and Unrest
Steiner
w.
Sanctus. Crulchshsnk in is flat. 'f , ,i
Sursrnn Cords.
Agnus Dei.
loria in Escalate.
None Dimittls. Chant:-
mm 1101?. Holy, any Lord.
at J. Honors.
Evening at 7 30 pm. ~
Procession mine; "Ohvvard- Christian?
Napoleon and 0am Bursitis" ' ‘
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/ (1-H. WW .
-Quartet~.—-“Be!ore the Lord We Bow.“
> later in charge.
A. Mean 3
~rma'r cm: on CHRIST.
7:711:03? Wednesday” maulug testimony
‘ services the public is cordially invited.
" same address. open each week day.
' Stoop. pastor "3 " ‘ it
' tery oi the Holy Trinity. The evening
be read and retreahments’wiil be com :
Grace Baptist church services will.
man. This win he a Memorial my "
3,. tor your mum
. marry mol”—Judg¢.
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M Street. H. Luther Wilson past,
’3‘.
My M and services via be
M“ tomorrow. “Hangs-gar
o’clock a. In. ,
“3.3.0Mhfllflm'W
lid to most in the church Moment.
Wells-by luv hd. All are cordial-
lyinvlted. “'
cam Church. Ohm mum.
mummy. '11". Cashmmln
'h-i‘nity Bunday. Holy Communion
and sermon pupal) u. 91., followed
2a.»:
L” Sud-,1 mu mulls
My avast-s 41:46, in the church.
All are welcome?
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,QCIINTIST.
mmcnmhotcmtst Scientists 51
West ovum—The regular Sunday
service at this church is held at ll
s. m. .Subiect, floods! Mar 3061,. '-‘An
Mesmarism and Hypnotism. Denounc-
meeting at & o’clock 'ro both
Sunday school at 9: 45 a. m.
A readihg room is maintained at the
holidays excepted, from 7:15 to 4: 30
In . .
All are volcanic”
st. Peter‘s Lutheran Church. Cedar
83:. near West avenue. [this J»
Trinity Sunday. services in the nor-
hing, at 10: 80 in German In the eve-
hint. at 7:30 in English. The morn-
ing sermon will he on the unspoiled-
son for the Sunday. semi: mule»
session will be on the words at Christ.
Pray y. the Lord oi the harvest that
“He will send forth laborers into him
harvest. Everyone is welcome at our
‘sorvices. particularly the Lutherans
otthe city. . ‘
Sunday school meets at 9:30 a. In.
English and Ger-hits classes, instruct
0d by'coni‘ tentt‘eachers. New paw
pile msy- enroll “Any time?
Choir rehearsal
Tuesday evening. 1'
o! ' MN. M.
Edwin
June 20th. at the horns
Wei, Norman avenue,
Beach Tract, East Norwalk.
holiness meeting of the Y. P. 8.
Thursday evening,‘ June 10th.
Meeting of voting members Mon-
day evening. June 14th. \
Lawn social and apron sale Wed-
”nesday, June 23. ‘at ‘10 Fairiield ave:
nus. -
t
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Advent Christian “Church Van Zest
street and gal-v y place, East Nor
Malt. 39021661 Teeple, pastor.
Half hour special prayer, 10: 30 a.m
Marni”, sermon: 10' 30 a.- or.
Sunday school. 12 m.
Junor Loyal Workers, 3 p. m.
Loyal Workers, 3:15 pm
Evening sermon, 7:30 p.111.
Mid- week prayer and testimony
meeting. Thursday, 7: 45, " L3
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Springs changing weather .brings
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Sold everywhere.
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3 3,3,3. Lawyer (to an mantle-“Don’t you.
thinkthn cashoiiorotuimiitl tron.
the defendant 1 " {air compromise
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that old 03th from his $20.qu
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Serpentine
r1: {Last debt Inch tried to put rh’is‘f
mu hvitod to attend collimation, '
mam housing at is
prayer and 3
some at cm p:' is; Choir rehearsal -
clout and Mrs Necromancmy. alias -
Will he omltlld ’
unsung oi new Aid Thursday. 7
without: are barred. tron season.
way .to stop colds, coughs sad mun 3 .1 7
is to give mm Honey and. Tar Com-g '
shiny ducatc punishment enough tor
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RANGES, $11.00, to woo, , ‘.
Self Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters .. $11.00
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Green and old blue
Brown and tan
Myrtle green and white
Red and tau pc.
They are voluminous enough so that one may be com-
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$215 7
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612354321 by the yard.
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italics and Venetian Silk VeSis
Odd sizes to close out.
Very nice quality. but slightly soiled \\ cm once $3. 50
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Vests that were a$2. 50.
Swiss Ribbed Vests.
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Sterling Silver Circle and Bar Pins, colored enamel-
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Slender chains with pendants set with barochc pearls
$2.00.
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$125
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some gloss and. tubs and polishes
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