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Blessed is the man
who waiketh not. in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners. ../‘
' Nor sitteth in the seat
of the scornful.
—Psalms 1: 1-
METHODIST. iEverybody welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal Churcil,. —-—-———--_
South Norualk. William G. Grimm; Knight street A M E- Church—.
minister The pastor, Rev iienry Shields, is at-
10:30 a. at. Holy Communion and re- tending conference in Boston. Sunday
' ception of new members. gnlorning at 11 ocloclt there will be a
7:30 p, m. Sermon. Subject “Twen.'song and praise service; 12:30, Sunday
tleth Century Preaching.” :scbol, conducted by Mrs. John Burr;
12 noon. Bible school. The Children'sV6:30, Christian Endeavor, led by 1“
Day exercises under the auspices oft Middleton, president; 918311111118 in the
the Bible School will be held on Sun- evening by Deacon John'lD. Taylor.
slay morning, June 13th at 10- 30 at subject. "Stand Ye in the Way and in-
which time the minister will baptize quire Ye for the Old Paths: Jeremiah
Fl , infants and children. .6115-
6:30 p..~an Epworth League meeting. » .'
Tuesday, 7:45 p. in. Class meeting. CQNGREGAT'OHAL'
Thursday, 7;45 p, m, Prayer meet- South , Norwalk Congregational
Church John Stapleton, minister.
Public Worship Sunday morning at
10': 30: The pastur's sermon topic will
be‘ “Why is God’s World at W’ar'.’ ’
Evening Service at 7:30. Subject.
ing.V8_ p. m. Ur. Goodenough holds the
first quarterly conference.
Music for the Day:—-—
Morning at 10: 30: —
Organ Prelude~Communion in E min-
or. Batiste “The Story of a Royal Partnership."
_,Organ Oftertory—Larghetto, G. F. Mr. Stapleton will preach. The Mason-
Vincent. ic Lodges of the city will be the
Offertory Anthem—“Cast Thy Bread ,guests of the Church.
Upon the water." Bennett IBible schol nt 12 o'clock. \Mr. J. M.
0rgan--Postlude——Fantare. Dubols. Glover. SUperintendent.
Evening, 7:30;... , Men's Christian inquiry Club at 12
Organ Prelude—Prelude to “Die Mela. WCIOCR-
tersingers," Wagner, . Senior C. E. Meeting at 6:30 p. m. '
Organ Offertory—Romance. Zittarbart, Subject "Body Under S0111 on TOP-"'
0119110” Anthems—Ave: Maria. Music for the Day,
Mozalt. Morning. —
Organ PostludewFinale in F. Organ Prelude—Allegretto
. Cappelen. Woistenholnie.
.. , f . ,. gull Odertory—Noctume. Chopin
iNoriValk . Methodist Episcopal Soprano Solo—Selected.
Church. Rev. C. E. ilarto, D..,l) minis- Organ‘ postlude-Mziytime. Meyer
tor—The mcnthly Communion service Evening:——g
will, ‘be he‘d on Sunday morning at;Prelude~Moderat0. Calkln.
10:30. it is expected that all mem- ()fleriorVy—Andante. Chopin
\
bers of the church who are able will I soprano Solo—Selected.
Vnttend this sort ice It will be pro Violin Solo—Miss Ethel Becker,
ceded by the morning class meeting Postlude‘March
at 9: 30. Sunday school session and; Tuesday 2 30 p.111. Whatsoever Cir~
Men's Bible class are held at theloie at tho church.
11001111101” Young People's meeting Tuesday.8 p. in. Hungarian Bible
at 6. 30 p. m. Topic The Promise of class at the church
Guidance. James 1: 5 and Isaiah 58: l Wednesday, 3 p, m The annual So
11. Evening welship at 7: 3th Theiclol Gathering of tlic \v'omans Asso-
pastor Will preach at . this, SBTV‘lce- I ciation will be held at the residence of'
Tapio: A Suppel and the Waiting'Mrs. Robert Silcox, 22 High street.
Friend. Strangers “1810011119 and A unique program has been provid
seats provided , ' fed Refreshments \iill be served.
Music for the Day: i Thursday, 7. 45 p. m. Midweek ser.‘
Silas.
t,‘
Morning: —-£ L l.vice. A meeting of all interested in
Prelude—1‘ ommunion in G- ‘ Ithe Social Service program of the
Guilmant. V {church
Quartet—Hear My Cry. 6.8110180 . Friday 7‘: 30 1). in Boy Scout meet
Duet—~Cruclflx. 33““ ing. Mr. Douglass Nash. Scoutmaster.
1’ Lemaim'e- Woodward avenue Department:—
Sunday school at 3 p 111.111 charge
Postlude—Offertoirf‘ in
Evening :4 .
Prelude—impromptu. ,, ‘
Quartet—Magnificat in. C.
Morrison. aBroohside Chapel?—
Quartet—None Dimittes inc. .. l
" 13- Buck ternoon service at 3: 45 p.111.
Lutkin. Mr. Stapleton will preach
lWhlch Do Hunger " .
0 Postlude in 0 "‘They
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
FAChurch. Rev. SJP. Fairbébkfi. pastor. First Congregational Church Rev.
9: 30 a. m. Fellowship meeting. Bro- Ernest F' McGregor, ph D. 1355“,,—
ther Edmund Trounson, leader. iMommg gel-vibe at 10.30 with
10: 30 a. m. Communion service. The preaohlnz by the pastor. ',Snbiect
pastor will also talk to the children The Imitation of 0mm 1n the even
about ten minutes. Appropriate music ing at 7: so there will be a stereopti-
by ”18 ChOlr- con lecture on The Beauties of the
V 12 tn. Sunday school stud! M0“? Canadian Rockies. Sunday school at
, Subject of lesson, “Nathan Rebukes noon. Christian Endeavor m 6 45,
David. " This will be the monthly consecration
3 30 p m. The Junior Epworth Lea ”meeting _
sue meeting Monday—The regular meeting of
. 4: 30 l). m. The meeting for proba-
. 'ztioners led by the pastor
V 6:30 p. m. The Epworth League
prayer meeting. Loader. Mr. Charles
Simona; subject, “The Promise of
Guidance." ‘
, 7: 30 p. m. Evening sermons. The
.pnstor’s subject will be. #381195“ Wednesday—The” Elegzar.
of Obedience. " \‘ ‘ willfmset at Miss Janette Smith's.\
Tuudayws 1" m The W“ F‘ M 5' ..Thursday—Mid-week servicep Sub-
‘and the King's Heralds will most to- 19in. The Child. 3 p, m ‘1
gather for a social time at the church. swirday~Tlle 'Kind Word. Circle
‘ There will be music. readings Ind-n- 10-)...“ '81" a June luncheon and cake
WWW“. A [“39 attendance “‘ ‘9 ‘salo in the Paris-11 House from 12
sired. until 2. 3‘
Wednesday. 2 p. m. The Indir- Aid Sunday 5-“. 13th. will he observed
Society will meet to sew. 'Tbc proba- as Cblldrena’ m, m a. a th‘
V3090" meeting. “WWW "9158 choir will render, select from
Thursday. 7: as p. m. Them,myan'o Seasons. This will be the
a?
‘ \
y.
as a picnic at 6 p. m'. at Roton Point.
Each member is to bring her own‘sup-
per. . _ ' j
Tuesday—At 3 p. m.. the Golden
Rule Circle will meet. with Mrs. John
Pierce; Winnipauk. .
I
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1., mo"
1 Prelude-Cantilene
.C -n_-
the Doorlteopers’ Circle will be held~
Circle
”‘ nor. 0. ‘M.’Teople, pastor.
prayorisestingJ'bopastoryvnllaad. mmmamaaam .1110“!an. 2100-0-3-
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Mouths).
Prelude—Sonata and First invention:-
Quartet~0 Loving Saviour
............... ,. G. B. Hailey
Contralto Solo-Come Mime '
.................. . E Lassen
Quartet—Sleepers, Wake ’
PosflodFFestival Postludo
Prelude-sweat), from 5th Sonata '
................... A. Guflmnt
Quartet—Terry With Me, 0 My Sav-
iour Alex 8. Gibson
Oi‘fertoyy—Meditation 111' E Fist
r1100. outlets
Postlude—Finale in D .. T. '1‘. Noble
BAPTIST. d .
The South Norwalk Baptist Church,
Rev B. G. Hartley, pastor—Morning
service at '10: 30 a. m. The pastor
will preach the annual sermon to the
members of the church. A cordial
invitation is extended to the members
'to be present. Musical program:
! Prelude—Andante Religioso
................... Jules Grlson
Offertory—Pastorale
James (‘allaérts
Cflertory Solo~ God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears . .............. Sullivaln
Postluda .................... Seller}.
Evening service, 7:30, with sermon
by the pastor. Musical program!
...... Merchant
Ofl‘ertorl-Aie Maria .. .Franz Lint
Oii‘ertory Solo—~‘Evening Prayer
..................... ... Costa
Postlude .................... Greig
12 m., the Sunday school. "‘
12:15 p. m.. the Baptist Brotherhood
Class.
6:30 p. m.. Christian Endeavor So-
ciety. Subject. Body Under, Soul on
Top. Leader, Mrs. Benelisha.
Announcfinents for the week:
l'1‘hursduy-~7:45 p. m.. the prayer
and praise service of the church, pas-
tor leading.
Friday—8 p. m.. an entertainment
and mock trial will be given under
the auspices of the Sunday school.‘
Tile annual meeting of the Brother-
hood will be postponed until next
Week.
Grace Baptist chhrch services will
be conducted by Rev. J. E. Harris;
preaching, 11 a. in. Sunday school at
12:30 p. 10. Evening services at 8 p.
m. Communion service afterward.
EPISOOPAL.
Trinity Church; Rev.
Coleman, rector.
1. MW .
................ P A counsellor ‘_
Frederick A.
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Women’s and— Misses’
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15VSuits $6.98
$20 Suits $10.00
$8Coats. ............. $298
. . $4.98
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$10 Coats ............ $3.98
$15 Coats .$.6.98
$1.00Hats 50c
$2.00 Hats. ..... 75c
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South Not-walk.
The first Sunday after Trinity: ——
8.0 “Celebration of the Holy Com
munion
10:30 a. m. Celebration of the Holy
i
l
Communion and sermon.
12 to. Bible Classes and school.
7:30 p. m. Evening service Choral
Evensong and Musical service. This
.will be the last musical service until
1 fall.
1
Calendar for the Week:-— . l
Monday. 7:45 p. m. Meeting of the.;‘
Vteachers of the Sunday school at the
,rectory.
If Tuesday afternoon. The me bers of;
the W oman's Guild will meet aL-theg
ihome of Mrs. .1. 1-1. Knapp. I
Wednesday. 745 p. in The Bethanyl
Guild The Girls‘ Friendly society will}
hold an informal dance in Roodnei‘ s,
llnll
Friday 9: 30 a. at. Holy Communion.
St. Barnabas Day. 7: 30 p.111. Choir re~
hearsal.
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t‘hrist'Church. Gregory Boulevard,
‘itast Norw.alk Rev. T. F Caskey. min-
isterln charge.
First Sunday Alter Trinity:
Merkel of Mr. Thompson. First meeting, oil .noiy Comtinion and sermon at torso Dr James Stretch. and Miss Mary
D Buck the season in the tent. Wednesday ev- a. m. followed by Sunday school. Eve~ Converse. only dauzmel‘ 0f MT- and
Quartet—Appear, Thous Light Divine. ening service with sermon in the tent :uing man]. and sermon at 7 30 p in Mrs. {Reuben VS. Converse, were man;
Choir rehearsal, Friday evening at
Sunday school at 3 p. in. Sunday' af— 7; 45 ‘At the service Sunday evenlng ceremony was performed by Rey.L
the Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. rector ’0!
Holy Trinity church Westport,w111i
assist Dr. Caskey The public is “1015‘:
sist Dr. Caskey. The public is most
cordially invited
Fras'r caution or
SOTENTIST. g ,
Firts Church of Christ Scientists. 57.;
West avenue—The regular Sunday
service of this. church is held at311
a. 111. Subject, Sunday, June (thawed
the only Cause and Creator." Miter
day evening tesyimony‘: meeting at 8
o'.clock To both services the public
is cordially! invited.
”Sunday schol at 9145 arm:
, A reading room is maintained at’tho
“one address? open each week do)".
A
l holidays excepted, from 2: 16 to 4: so
p. in.
All are welcome.
‘ \
ADVENT CHRISTIAN cHURcM.
Advent Christian church, Van Zant
and Harvey streets» East. Nos-walk,
Halt hour special prayer. 10 an. "
Short semen Holy Communion lo:-
80 p, m.
. Sunday select 19 II.~
Initiation! Workers. 8 I. m.
loyal Worlds. 0:15 p. a.
m mos, 7:20 p. I.
l m. M' oil test!"
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custom“. attended. They left «own by auto-
mobile and will sail irom New York -
seals of payment to
j, .9
Sadie Stilts with Junk man, who
said .~ he workedtor ,Etrron. but '
when she asked him tor use per
lit. for rags, the same that Enron
pays. he tried to buy them (or less.
Sadie then looked at the wagon
and it didn't have
THE WM BFFRoN 00.. PM”... imam“ ‘WCWJH
INC. W l”‘1th in the t ill-pans anti
"m 5° 3“” am" him "'0'“ “‘9 Chit-0W remove the cause 01
place. . _ rinse. and health is mod
through limos , ma’ nerve on
Phone 441. 3 Rowan St. ,tom to. y body. m; troubles.
. ‘tiven coastal attention: also cons
mo of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chariot
Messiah Swedish Luther-n Church, to help you. .V
Fort street, H. Luther Wilson. pastor.
Sunday school. 3 p. m.
Divine servipes 4 p. m. x.
All the Scandinavians of the Nor-
There is N0 TIME like the PRESENT to Prepare
For the FUTURE.
Merrill Business College
Port Chester.
M
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The . New Science 1 ‘
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' Chiropractic is tile «nation o! the
cans. ot the disease and the art 0'
idols-us; the salsa. Disease ts cast
‘01! by a wrench. mu or corals in
Nanette Wis stvan also.
T. Francis. D. C.
It Washington It. 30. Nomik. Court
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walks are cordially invited to take mm m Palmer 800001.19
part. Hindus-Va " ‘
STRETCH—CONVERSE.
Quiet Wedding Ceremony Psi-formed}
This Week in Stafford Springs.
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I
tied at 9 o 'clock Tuesday morning. The
l Rees. at the home of the bride, on f
Mighland- Terrace, Staftord Springs,i
and no guests were invited, because 011 .
/‘ the serious illness of the hride‘ s grand-i
”mm Orrin' Converse. The bride}
1
Storage
4.800 Shoals Feet.
1
haven-a— tVV ."' "jot-V»
at Pessonabio toms 'inquiro o!
it you are seeking storage room 1
wore her traveling dress and was un-
Wednesday noon. on the boat Antiilies,
tor New Orleans. A visit to the ex-
1 poayons at San Diego and San Fran-
01000. a trip along the Pacific coast to
Portland. Ore..a Seattle, Wash;
plans. They will return by the Cana-
lot July and will make their home an
3. hr”
2
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increased cost of living. the govern-
the wives arid
dependent children 01 internal! W
wib ll allo'od
arm.
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Wm
$10“
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than Rockies, Chicago and Niagara _'
Falls. reaching home about the middle _
LONDON June t—to vimot the :’,
manthasmadaasmallraiuintha'
mass and Austria-11W no . .'
them-cal. .‘2
“cashless“!
.mmmw-a‘
awaken-Ida's”;
where they will he guests of Mr. and -‘,.
Mrs. Putnam Druley. are amoni their .
the present, with the bride's’ parents. :1 8‘
- They have the best wiahes of
. circle 01 friends. ..
A " The A. J Collins Co.
Dinnerware
1 June Clearance 01 English, Franck and
American Dinner Sets
At present the Chitin Storc seems to have lic‘cii tie-
serted by the Reconstruction Army, and we take atl—
vanta'ge of the opportunity to lighten the extremely
heavy stock of Dinnerware. This sale embraces nearly
all Dinner Sets, and in somcinstances there are several of
one pattern, and others but One set. Prices have been cut
to the limit. In a Certain number of sets, marked very
low, a icw pieces are missing, not enough to give incon-
venience, but the loss of one piece makes the set unsalc-
ahle at regular price. We llhite attention to the follow-
ing list, incomplete, but it giics an idea as to values.
Dclitcries can be made at 0110c
Limoges Set of 112 pieces, looped garland of small
pink flowers over a blue line “as $5000 for $40.00
Cauldron Pottery Set, design bird on a bough,’ ’wjtli
contentionai floral medallion was $4590 for $35. 00
-American China. Set, “Canterbury" pattern, a Eiry
popular design, in three colors was $4500 for $.35
Engl‘Sh PM“? 5": r(Production of Indian Tree”
pattern, \cry attrac tvc coloring was $25.,00 for $2000
Limoges Set 0‘ French China, Guerin & Co. design
pink garland and vine “as $22 50. for $18-00
EngliSh Set, Ridgcway ware, design 0f pink rose and
latticcwork. was $l8. 50. for $1400
English China Set, yvidc pink band, center wreath
with medallion, gilt line was $23 50, for $15-50
English Pottery. old .qu9 landscape pattern, an old;
favorite and very attractive, was $1975; for $15.09
English Set, pink and green lattice “ 1th pink flowers
and scroll (ICSigll, was $2442 for $17. 75
American Po‘rcelain Sets’ blue and green lattice and
festoon', 1th pieces this pattem no longer in the market
was $19.25, for $14.00
White and Gold Amfllcan China Set, was $15.00.
for $12.00
American Porcelain Set. green and blue, was $15-00.
for $12.00
English Set pale green and ink. was $20- 50
, p for $15 09
Sale to begin Saturday morning and continue
through next week.
A Sale 01 Gloves“ 18 in progress .
Long Suedcs and Glace Kid, Gray Shades and White
with black embroiderv. 1 a. 16 and so button lengths,
$2.00.
r ornaments 1857
What Are Your Assets? 7,
“to scientific conduct of business and personal uaffairs
classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The liability
01 not having a checking account We invite ogoounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairfield county National Batik
THE OLDEST “BANK IN NORWALK.
today
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