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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 12, 1915 · page 2

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‘ First Methodist Episcopal
”Ema-10th Norwnik, William Gillan, gain-W Works V'Govemed by Faith." fiecioi

church,

later. Sunday. June 13, 1915.014111-
"rfii's Day.
mere is a Friend for little children,

Above the bright blue sky; ‘
A Friend who never chapgcs,

Whose love will never die."

10:30 a. 111. Children s Day exercises
in chorge oi the" Sabbath séhool: Also
baptism of infants and children. Jab
don River water will be used The
special offering is donated to the fund
for elevating ‘worthy yam-i men and
women. .

‘ 12 noon: Promotion Day tn'the Sun-
day school.

6: 30 p. m. Epworth Leagu9

7: 30 p. in. Sermon-«'- Double minde
ed Man."

Morning, 10:30 Children 5 Day Serv-
ice. .
Organ Prelude—Allegro Moderate

.... ................. Wm. Faulkes
Vocal Sqlo~“Blossom Bells" ..Tullor
Solo by Miss Grace Finch and Chorus

by Choir. ;
:5'Orzon OifertoryaAlbumle-st. .Wogner
Olertory Duet-—‘ ll” ..... ..Bradshaw
Kisses Augusta Fallon and Mildred

Ketchom .
Organ Postludo—Allegro Morcato '

.......... . ....... Baumgsrtner

Evening 7:30. '

V Organ Prelude—1‘Cradle Bong"

Spinney

Organ OfferinrY-Modcrato”. .Zecltwer

“artery Anthem—~Selected

Organ Postludr—Allegretto, Goldmark
Tuesday, 7: 45 p. m. Class meeting.

O Thursdc},7 4:5 p. m. Prayer meet

coo. ............

On Wednesday evening at. 8 p. m
VThe oflr 1a1s of the church will meet.

 

’Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church Charles Elmore Barto, D D.

minister. Sunday services as follows: I;

4 Class meeting in the parlor at 9: -
3. Children 5 Day exercises by the Sun
day school at 10: 30 for which on i11-.
teresting program has been planned
to be given by the children. At this'
service there will be used the servic'e'
oi baptism for little children presen-

ted by their parents. The regular Sun-i

flay- school session will be omittVed' Prelude—Andante ".".'O ....... .9“, 1y
[dung People's service at 6: 30 Ot'or 30PM.“ Solo-'Selected . ,
prayer and praise At 7 30 p. m. the Postlude—Offertorie in G, ......Wely,

mtor will preach to young people
and Epoorth Leaguers 0.1 the hip
Look Up, hilt
Up}? At this service the newly elect-

1; ed officers of the League will be in-
stalled in a brief service Everybody

welcome

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Music For The Day. —-

'MwnOing: —‘- '1 -. .
dineludéwt‘hant Triomphale in 0.
Charles J. Grey
Quarter-Fill the Font With Roses.

... Warren
‘ Fostlude—qtllegro Fugato in D 1 1'

Evening: -

"'1'Prelude—~'Festival Overture in F. V '

3’s ..

VinOCGllt
00117101413971 in Excelsis in F.

Alto Soloé—Selected. 1?

Quartet-d Will Lay Me Down
:Peoce.

in
Lucien G. Chaifin

 

179st Avenue Methodist Episcopal

 

 

,, church—Rev. 13.1). Fairbanks. Pastor.

9: 30 a. m.-—Fellowship meeting, Mr;'
Edmund 'l‘r‘ounson, leader. ,Ol

« 10:30 a. mp-Jrhe. Sunday School 17111!
have charge of this service and the
“Children’ 3 Day program will be given
by the scholars. There will be songs,
”citations, etc, and an interesting
one is expécted. . 'l
12,n1‘—'-‘Tl'1e Sunday School session

will be omitted on account of the ‘Chll-
:Vflroan's Day exercises in the morning.

 

votlonol meeting. 1
4: 30 p. m.«~’l‘he probationary meet-
ins . ~'
8130 p. 1n—-Epwortl1 Loague pray—

“eating. mailer. Victor 1101111101”

‘ IsombleO at .10:

charge 01‘ Mr. TDD 11100.1:

,‘Wise Fairyfl Ada F. Prescott;

 

{111.961 in the Parish Mouse at 10

 

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" .. 5 :-» 13100-071 is the man

who wallet) not in

the counsel oi the
‘ wicked. O

Nor stoodeth in the

way of sinners,
Nor sitteth in the eat
of the scorntul.

—-Psalms 1: 1.

7: 30 p. m. —-Ev ening preaching serv-
)ice. The poster's subject will be
music by the choir. .. .

Wednesday; 2 pi: Ont—The Lodies’
.1171 Society, menu's. ,

Wednesday; 8 p, m.-—’l‘h'e probation-
ers' meeting led by the pastor.

Thursday, 7: 45 p. m.—-’l‘he mid-
weelgprayer meeting in charge of the
pastor; ;

Prooching at 11 o'clock, preaching by
"the, pastor, Rev. Henry M. Shields.
who his been returned here for an
tuber your: Sunday school at: 12:80.
conducted by the superintendent, Mrs.
John tBurr. Christian. Endeavor at 7
O’clock led by Finals Middleton the
president. Preschin'g hy the pastor at
8 o'clock. Choir will render a special
musical program. and all are cordial-
ly invited to attend. Come early and
secure'o good seat. Tuesday evening
the prayer meeting will be in charge
of the Methodists ol the city, and the
Salvation Army olllcers will assist. Al-
exander S. Palmer. or East Norwalk
will be the leader.

~ 1- CONGREGATIONAL. 1
South . Norwall; Congregational
Church—John Stapleton, minister

Public worship Sunday morning at
1.0: 30.
Children's Day Christening service.

1 Evening Service at 7: 30. Mr. Sta
pleton will preach -— Subject“ “0Tb
'ltory of a Midnight 'Rlde. "

Bible School—Mr J. M. Glover, Sup-
erintendent. The Bible School will as-
20 and take part in the
. 'morning service.

i SeniorC. E. Meeting at 6: 30 1).
Subject, “Christ's Call to the Young
Men of Today.” ,
i Music for the day. V

Morning.
Prelude~0fiertorie ....E....7 OBatls te
tOit'crtory—lmprovisation "

Soprano Solo—‘Conaider the Lillies."
Anthem—"Fill the Font with Roses"
Toplli’iib

Sunday School Choir.
Postlude—Oflertorie,D Minor.
" Evening.

 

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Batiste

. Wednesday,‘ 8: 00 p m.-——Vl-iungarlan
Bible class

. 1111117571057 :45p. 1n.—Mldwee_k serv-
ice. subject: "A Religion that x'Brings
Comiort,. " .

Friday, 7' 30 p O1n.—-Boy Scout meetw
;lngO——M1'V Douglass Nash, Scoutmaster.
woodward Avenue Department.
Build“ School- : _3: 00 J(p. 111. in
, Brookslde Chapel. , .

{ Sunday School at 3: 00, p. m,——Chil
idrens Day exercises. ..
Proceslonal, Onward Christlon Sot-

Prayer by the pastor. Recitations s'
OH‘Blue and the Gray, Ada M1. Prescott.
"Rose Time We Love Thee " H

by the: pastor 0119111101111, Mrs. G "
nis; técitatiohs, “Spring.” Edward
Phall; “Wishing," Anna 'McPVhail:
lOen Richmond Elizabeth suns
‘.‘.'l‘lie Two Ways," Eliza Sundial
“Watering, the Flowers

Yobooy; "Rest." 11.1120 Sunnich: Deco}

ration Day, Emma Richmond; ““l‘he
. ‘Ot'l‘he
Violet " Anna McPhoil, Ellen Rich-'
mend, singing, “Jesus Is Collins. The
prises for the Easter contest wijll be
awarded at this seryic -

 

”Rev.
stor.

First Congregation Church;
Ernest F McGreOgor. Fh'. 1)..
Morning service at 10: 30. This will

. the devoted to a celebration 0! Child 1111135, 5,
Tile. Sunday school wm‘ , ~~
L15 and 1.

ren‘s Day.

march into the ch ;
i

. , 031025 ‘ Thus
having“ '

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That Makes Leaders." ‘

.Knizht Street A. M. E. Church—

Childrens Day exercises snot

 

The C. E. use their lost mice at
thc season at 5: 45. Topic—“Christ's
Call to the Young Men of Today."

'I‘ueedsy. The amide-1.7; Circle
will meet'with Miss MacDonald, in
Cannon.

Thursday. .111 the regular mid-week
service st 8 o'clock Dr. A. F. Board
will talk about lib meat trip through
the Seuthlend.

Music for the day:—

Morning: ——
Frantic—Festive March in D.

71. Smart.

- Quartet~‘"l‘lie Boosts lines of Early

Down. ” s.-11ercadame
Quartet-‘ ‘Fill the Front with Roses."

(requested) G. W. Warren.
Poetlude—vlmperiol March.

Sir Edward Elan.

Evening at 7. 25. Musical Bernice: —
Prelude—~Sprlng Gong. (requested)

' F. Mendelssohn

Oilertory—Violincello with organ. Ser-

enade ((orrongemest by Alex 8.

Gibson. F. Schubert

Mr. Norman L. Stonnold.
Selections from Cantata. “Spring,"

Joseph Hayden, (requested)
Postlude—Prelude in C miner. J. 13:77:11

 

BAPTIST.

Baptist church. Poster Rev.
Hartley.

Morning service 10:30 a. n1. Sermon
by the pastor.
Prelude-Andante
Ottertory—O Solmsrls liostis.

Gounod
Odertory solo-Mrs F. 1. Smith.
Postludo—Moestoso Alla Marchia
Bird

12 noon. Bible school and prepara-
tion (or the Children's day.

12 noon. Men's'flrotber hood class.

6:80 p. 111. Christian hideovor 80-
clety. A religious debate will be con-
ducted by the members of the soci-
ety. Subject. "Resolve that the Coll
for Young Women as Christian Work-
ers is greater than the Call 101- Young
Men."

7:30 p. in. Children’s DI! will be
celebrated by the members, of 1116
school in the singing of carols and in

R. 0.

Marble

 

ol the school..4‘his itniwnys a very
delightful service and all the, mute
gore cordially invited to attend.
Announcements for the Week.
Tuesday. 7:45 p. :11. Circle 0: King
Daughters will meet in the church.
Wednesday, 73 45 p. m The annual
meeting of the Brotherhood will be
m‘held in the lecture room. The election
of emcers will take place and the
work or the new year will be discus-
Ised.
; Tl1ursday,7

'45 p. m. The prayer

and praise meeting of the church will .

be led by the pastor '

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,L Grace Baptist church. Services will
be conducted by Rev. J. W. Richard-
;s 'on, of Atland, N. .l. Preaching at
In a. n1. Sunday school at 12: 30 p.m
1Evening services at 8 o clock. All are
welcome

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i . EPISCOPAL.

St. Paul's Parish. Second Sunday
after Trinity 37:0 11. In. Holy Com
Vonuuion; 9:15 a. m. St. Paul's Sunday
ischool, 10: 30 a. n1., Morning services.
3 p. 111., St. Andrew' is Sunday school,
[353 Main street. 7: 30 11.111111111111117
prayer. ,- ' 1 1-1
1 All are invited to attend; the servle
gas. The church is open all day every
Vday in the year for private prayer,
rest and meditation. New scholars are
welcome at either school on any1OSOun~
Iday.

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i Christ Church Gregory Boulevard '
171017111 Hesse diets. Responsive fending b¥1°h°°‘-',East 1110101111: The

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fine my
3Martin; ,“Summer Has Come ” Doro-

Tours thy diarris, Elisabeth Enrica; singing schoo
,‘i’l‘iie Sunday School Army?" Address

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the V'F‘Oiag.O’O' The public is
tend these services.

 

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and nil-19y streets East Nor-walk
'Rev. G, M. Teepi pester-uflali' hour

special prayer, 10 fining ser-
Imo‘n 10: 3,0 a. 11in". Sun Oy, school I2:
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Loyal workers; '

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‘Fim Church 01 Gfirist; sorghum, or ‘ O O

Cedar street, near West avenue. Her-V
Ofln L. Stoop. putar..

Divine mice: wilibeheldotlbz-
30.1710, poster will preach a sermon
on matters pertaining to the recent.
convention in Boston and the sermon!
promises to be very interesting. Not
evening service. except on the 1m}
Sunday 0! the month, when services?I
*hddeanLat‘l: 80p. to. The?

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own filth; all others are slso wei-

 

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'eome..!l‘hs seats in-the churCh ore,
Sunday school at 9230. English andt
German classes.
Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church;
Fort Shred. ii. Luther Wilson, pastel-.1
Divine service—4 p.m |
Sunday school-8 p. m.
Scandinavian or the Nor-Walk are?
cordially welcomed.

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~D0n‘t neglect a summer cold. A;-
bronchial cough causes broken sleep

 

Storage

4,800 Square Feet.

it you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire d

Nerwallt Steamboat

 

yand lowers your vitality. Foley’s lion-

 

yey and For Compound soothes and

 

heals row, inflamed membranes. stops
tickling in throat and clears 117771;.
wheezy breathing. Contains no opiates, -
children like 11:37:00 for all colds,
coughtificroup and bronchial

Sold Everywhere.

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Remember
It‘Ois wise 00 get rid quickly of

Ooilments of the organs ‘0! disco”
lion-oi headache, longuor,

preuion of spirits-ewe troubles"
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to make money

we can help you. Not that
we 're running ‘0 "Bargain Store.’
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plain English—whatever you bu}
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$15 SnitsO
$20 Suits

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advertises his goods it he connoOf do;
it in 0 large Inglis uses the Bentlui‘ ‘ .V

lathe once. and so ea. men will

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Lawn and Muslin Blouses

A SpecialiSale oi dainty styles on Saturday
ior $1.00

For the sum of $1.00 and exceedingly pretty waists.
There will be no reason to stint one 5 self in It gard to
fresh blouses at such a price

Six different numbers, plain white embroidered
with flower sprgys on uaist collar and sleeves.

Dotted mu’slin with embroidery doun front, 011 col-
lars and sleeves.

On sale Saturday morning. $1,00

Second floor.

11351111117111 1:112:11.
TowelS?

Fancy Embroidered Rocks and Guest Towels
at Changed Prices.

Linen Huck unbroidercd ' ' 2‘
sect. grade at 40 etc. 60 cts. grade at . 451.97%.
75 and 85 ct. at 60 cts. 90, 98 and $1 on at ,75 cts.

Huck Guest Towels, embroidered and plain
20 ct. grade at 15 cut 29 and 25 ct. grade at. ,20 cts.
35 ct. grade at 25 cts. 40 ct. grade at 30 cts.

Linen Section, basement.

Women’s Summer Underwear

Vests and Union Suite of comfortable styles.
“Envelope" Union Suits, a good model for hot weath:
, er, as it eliminates one garment. This is a new model,»

4

_ 5o cts.
“Bodies” Union Suits. no sleeves, but with ribbon
over the shoulders, so cts.

Summer Vests with hand crocheted yokcs, 35 cts., 3
for $1.00.

Ribbed Cotton Pants. light weight,
open or closed models,
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lace ‘ trimmed;

25 cts.
Main floor.

Some 1011711 Necessities =

Vernas Lotion is an agreeable wash for the mouth

and has curative virtues. 79 cts. a bottle.
"Re-nu" is a dressing for transformations and hair

‘swilchcs. It gives a natural luster to'ialchVhVair. 50 Cts.

a bottle
Marcel Fluff is a fine thing for a dry shampoo. 're-

”1115111117.- supcrflous oil from 8110 Flicad, making the hair
dry and fluffy. 25 cts.
EVapcro will remote £18830, tar or paint from sillt,

woolen or cotton garments. 25 cts. a bottle.
O Toilet Section. main floor, front.

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Hose Supporters may be found at the Notion Stock,
main floor. All the good makes, C, M. C., Velvet Grip,
and Buster Brown.

14 to 25 cts. a pair.

Also at the Corset Section. SCCUllil floor.

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$810.00 $1.00 Hats,

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