him u the nun who walbeth not In the counsel of the wicked. Nor sundethln the way or sinners. oi the scornfui. \ ——.—Psalms l: 1. il ,9...” ness meeting of the Epworth League I METHODIST. First; Methodist Episcopal Church, ' _. South Norwalk; William G. Gidin, . old $11,195 East avenue. minister-10: 30 a 111., Holy Commun- Wednesdayz, p. m'The Ladies‘ Aid ion with baptism and reception of new Society meeting in the church diar- - More. 7:30p. m., patriotic service. 3101' Section, Tile Patriotism of Christ. To' Thursday, 7: 45 p m The mid- week be “The Nation-41's Nor Iitteth in the seat . JOitertory—Cantilene in F. Minor. 3 will be held at the home of Mr. liar-i sins service have been invited the prayer meeting in the Sunday school1 Wiringham and Douglas Fowler mom i Posts, G. A. R., the Spanish War Vet- i mus, the Patriotic Sons at America, the Loyal Order of Moose and the Christian lndustriai’League. 12 noon, . Sabbath school. By unanimous vote ‘or the teachers the Sabbath school VIII meet each Sunday at the usual hour during the summer. Tomorrow mouncement will be made regarding Knight street A. M. E Church. Rev. H. M. Shields, pastor. 11 a. m. Preaching by pastor. 12:30 p. :11. Sunday school. 6:80 p. m. Christion Endeavor. 8 p. m., promptly. Preaching by the3 pastor- Text, “God in Sundry Times has Spoken to us through the Pro- the picnic. The Epworth League 591-. pilots. But in these Last Days through _ Vices will be discontinued until Sep- HIS 3011-" cinber'thh. ——-——-—-——- Class meeting on Tuesday at 7:45 CONGREGATIONAL. 9. In. - So. Norwalk Congregational church. Prayer insisting on Thursday at 7:5 John Stapieton, Minister. . p. in. Public worship Sunday morning at 10:30. Communion service and recep- tion of members. The pastor will preach. ' Bible school at 10 p. in. Mr. J. M. Glover, Supt. First session of Summer school. . The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the church. An interesting demon- stration 0! aluminum cooking utensils will be given by specialists. Each visitor will receive a souvenir oi the occasion. During July the miinsier will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening. Morning at 10:30. Organ Prelude—Communion in E Music for the Day. Organ Postlude—Scbersapdo. Pierce. Oilertory—Andante. Schubert Soprano Solo—Selected. OrganVPostlude—Schersando. Pierne. Tuesday. 8 p. in. Hungarian Bible ...................... . . . . Dicks . Orr-111 Oil'ertorlr-Credo ..... Kaiser class. Olertory Anthem—There's a. Green Friday, 7:30 p. in. 'Boy Scoutmoet-I lng. Mr; Douglass Nash, Scoutmsster. Woodward avenue department. Sun- day school at 3 p. m. In charge oi Mr. Thompson. Brookside Chapel Sunday school at 3 p. m. Bill Far Away ........... Somerset Organ Postiude in G ......... Merkel Evening at 7:30. Organ Prelude—America, with varia» tions ...................... Rink Organ OifertorywAVudautino .. Spohr Oifertory Anthem-Can the Master Count You ............ Widlneyer Organ Postlude-lliarch Militaire .......................... Clark LFirst Congregational Church, Rev.i Ernest F. McGregor, Ph. 1)., pastor— Morning service and communion at 10:30, with preaching by the pastor. L 51111 ect, Three Times 11 Citizen. INorvi-alk “(gamma Episcopal church The evening services have been dis Rev. C. n. . ' . _, , Barto, D D" pastor. Sun ’continued for the summer. 1 day services as i’oiiowsz— ' Morning class meeting-1109: '30. Com- I The men 0! the congregation are munion senile with rece t f asked to meet for a few minutes at p ion 0 mem- tiLie close of the servico. 1:15 at 10 30' Sunday school and There will be a meeting of the! en's B'bl The you‘ll: 22816123831? “0°: :3“? 'Church Council one wok from Sunday p D s r e at p at the close of the morning service to m. will be led by Mr. .S. B. Gregory. f a t u on nest t in use of the The topic will be‘ Remembering Jon. edifice) a ”a or e “1'8 Whale and Forgetting Hi5 Mes ' Music at Norwaik First Church: sage" Jonah 3'1 ‘0 mum": “WICBL |l’relude—-Adhglo irom 51h Sonata. eat 7: 30 p. 111., with sermon by the pins. V A. Guilmant _V tor on "The Moral Forces Which Make ....... . . . .. ....... uartet-—-For Thee, Count ' ,Amorican Progress.” Strangers wel- Q 0 ry ..................... J. Elchberg LL come Quartet—Dreams of Galilee (request- Music for "'5 VD‘Y- ed) ............. C. P. Morrison ‘ Mum“: " ‘ Oifertory—lntermezzo from M trod LL ' ‘Preludo’lln LA flat. H J Andrus.L .............. - ....... C Reinecke Quartet—My Shepherd ‘3 the LIVIIJSLIPostlude—illeligious March W E. Thsyer. ................ G A. Macias-rep V. 1, :Qnartet—As the Heart Pants. Weber. .11..:1,3’ontlude'—11n A. Hesse _ Evening: -— . EPISCOPAL. _ 1.121elude—Morceau Mignane. ‘ Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A- » : W- E. Minna“ coleman, rector. Sunday services. Quartet~Abide with Mo. .. Churchill. a: 30 a m. Celebration of the Holy SopnnoSolo~Groat Pence Have They Communion.’ Rogers 1N0 evening service. . ,,,,, 10:34:11. m. celebration of the Holy Wt—Selected. " Communion and sermon. The nude 0: Fostlude—Oiiertoire inD. Blackmore. the sermon will be "God in the Na- lnon.” ' Elli Avenue Methodist Episcopal The annual picnic will be held at much. Rev 8 P Fairbanks. pastor. 'Roton Point on Thursday Cars will . 9: 30 a. m. Fellowship meeting; Mr. leave Railroad place at 9: 30. The rec- “11101131 Trounson, leader. i'tor will be glad to receive contribu- Morning communion service will be: tions toward the expense. Vin charge of pastor. in the evening 311w G. F‘ Richter. of Darien. will Saint Paul’s 9.11.1. Fifth Sunday W- . litter Trinity—7: 311.11. 111.. Holy Com- 12 in. Sunday school session for munion. 10: 30 a. m.. Holy Communion bible study. Subject of lesson, "Absa-' Lion's Failure?’ . 6:80.111!!! Erworth Leaguepfiiver L‘mocting. London. Mr. Fred Hawkins. Subject. "Rememberingdonshs While Ea and Forgetting His Message.” _ 1- 7:80 pm. The preacher is: the mom 1:311... will have charge or the eveningV er s is]: are closed for the summer months, The annual picnic or the Similar schools will be held at Rollin Point next Thursday. July 8th, the same day all those of the other 11di pariah-W bars or .de church will sound by the ills“ generous contributions oi the use some on acconnLof sinkhole; ,. upcnseii. and W fiat; the analog: 1 7:30 p. in. Open air meeting . Miss Juli Gergely, 1 Washington St. _ Miss K. L. Walton, ”Osborn St. and sermon. 7:30 p. m., evening pray- The lvio. Sunday schools of the par,- LL. mice. it is hoped that in! the incin‘ all. The rector will expect to retinitis 1‘ Tuesday, 8 p. in. The monthly be not nucleated Old Ideas. and New Perils." All are cordially invited. I . BAPTIST. South Norwaik Baptist Church. Rey. R. G. Hartley, pastor. Morning service at 10:30 a. m. The pastor will preach at the morning ser- vice on the subject “America‘s Place in the Sun". Two auto ill-1m was. W M m by Constable Prank 3. Eur- Vacs, headlined Willi violation of the open munici- law. lobes! H. lay-ion at Riverside, 'Connu was given a fine of 85 and costs ”Judah-spud. Hyatt “their” big this morning. A. G. Kockenallers- er. son 0! a vice-pesldont of the New Yorlp New Haven and Hartford rail- road. living in East Orange, 'N. J.,'was also apprehended. His case will be heard before Judge J. G. Hyatt Mon- Musical program.— Prelude-Andante Religioso. Grisoni Merchant. Oli’ertory Solo—Mrs F. I. Smith. Postlude— Evening service at 7. 30 p. m. TheLI pastor will preach upon The Greatg American Document" The musical? program.— Prelude—Andaute Con Mote. D. Hayes OdertorY— Dunham. Olfertory Solo-Mre. F. 1. Smith. Postludo— Oliver King 9' 45 a m. The Sunday school will meeting In the lecture room. Assisj tant Superintendent Lyon will be i111 charge. The church prayer meeting will be held on Thursday evening Vat'l' :45 p. i 'm. ‘L. I Grace Baptist. Services will be con- ducted by Rev. J. E. Harris. Preaching . at 11 a. in. Sunday school at 12:30 a. in. B. Y. P. U. at 7:80 p. m. Evening services at . Communion service after- wards. All are welcome _...._.. ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Advent Christian Church. Van Zen: and Harvey Streets. East 'Ncirwalk; Rev. G. M. Teoplo, «pastor—flair hour special prayer. 10 a. m. 11on ‘ m- muniou, 10:80 a. in. Sunday so 001. 12 in. Junior [loyal Workers, 8 p. in. Eoyul Workers, 6:15 p. m. Evening sermon, 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer and testimony meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. First Church 01 Christ, Scientists, 57 West avenue—Tho regular Sunday service or this church is hold at 11 a m. Subject, July 4th. "God." Wednesday evening testimony meet-I ' ing at 8 o'clock. To both those services the public is cordially invited. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A reading room is maintained at the same address open each week day, holidays excepted... from 2:15 to 4:80 P- 13- ' All are welcome. i The Salvation Army, 87 North Main street. Ensign M. E. Reaching and Captain A. E. 1111111111, in charge. ‘L 11 a. m. Holiness meeting. 3 p m. Sunday School. 8 p. m. Salvation Army and farewell of oillcers. Everbody invited. On Wednesday evening will be the welcome or the new oillcers. L Messiah Swedish Lutheran church, Fort street, H. Luther Wilson. pastor. Divine service 4 p. m. All Skandina- visas are urged to attend. ADVERTISER LETTERS. South Norwslk, Conn. July 3rd, 1915. Advertised list: Address L, South Norwclk, Conn. R. A. Bancroft. Miss Cathrine Butcher.- Michael Farina. ‘ Sagamors Camp. Joseph Woons. _ ANDREW‘ILEARY. P. M Not-walk, Goon. ‘ List of unclaimed letters: Bales,VMrs. H. ' Bargain Day. P10. Box 260. Fitch Miss Anna. Mack, Frank Mlkolska, Miss Tatyana Tatum, Mrs Mamie Leo ~ ' ' VVM'. J. HOWARE P.1d a . AUTO RECEIPTS URGEL the automobile department or the Boo rotary oil State‘s o‘Lflce Ll'or the like months ending June 30, Were 8184p 638. This is nearly 880. 000 more than 1 the entire sum received during the- Mice while magnum-V is detained 319-: ”M II! i the V , Ll headquarters. i. HARTFORD, July 3*Recelptl of ‘ day afternoon. At the meeting of Court Wesipdri, Foresters of America. held in its rooms on State street last evening, the following stat! of oillcers were elected for the term oi one year: 0.11, Joseph munigan; s 0.11., . ..P Christian- Bfln; ‘R. 3.. Henry Linxweiler; F. s. E. J. McKenna; 6., W. R. Belling; J w..' James osmium; S. B., Thomas Fran- cr; J E, Frank Allen; and trustee, Joseph Pagan. v I A bold attempt to Lrob the chicken coop on Anthony Carousoni's property , on North Main street was thwarted Into last evening, when a member or the iamily hoard men fingering the lock of the building. The man stepped gout and as he did so, he saw two lig- urcs run in the darkness and leap the ‘ fence on the place. Constable Frank ‘and made an extensive search of the immediate vicinity in an endeavor to r and the intruders put they had disap peered. According to Mr. Carusoni one of themed whistled to the other lust as he stepped irom the doorivay of his house. A meeting of the Compo Elie Guards was held last evening at the pavilion at the beach and plans were made for the opening 0! the season today, when the members wilI be on hand for the , first time this year. The new Emor- gency hospital at the pavilion tor the members of the lite-saving crew was the subject or much of the discussion and it is molly appreciated. The room which is in the section or the paoV vilion erected but recently is titled up in white enamel and has every possible first aid device at hand. Frank 8. Dayton will be In charge of the hospi- tal. New lockers tor the members of Lthe crew have been installed in their According to a report from the beach the first. accident to oc- cur this year happend a few days ago. when a young girl fell into the water from the runway which has been made higher because of the new pavilion. Although the water was hardly deep— er than three test she made a great ‘deal of excitement. She was taken to share by a spectator. No report oi the matter was made with the crew and the names of the girl and the man who rescued her are not. available. .—-,--——--—-—-—--——-- .4le BESTSITUATIONS are obtained by advertising to the best employers. The Sentinel reaches this class in Norwalh and vicinity. W GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS Every drink served at our fountain lS healthful in every in- gredient. We unse only the best fruit syrups. Our chocuiate is be- coming famous. Have you tried it? DeKlyn‘s ice cream served at the fountain or in boxes to tagc home. Try our Soda and convince yourself that it is the best in town. 11112deth H. A. MEAD, Mgr. BNoMcinSt India Motor Cycles Distributors for Not-Lilian: and fSouth Norwall: The Sterling Motor to. Darleni COIL“? Phone 179 Automobile-LR and 15111111 Cycle Registered '11?” A. ILLdLV Repair ., .. Shon'V‘ . So. LWV‘V _ l IE. Sturgec was called by telephone ‘ terns in your body. Female troubles given special attention; alsocunature oi the spine. You will never regret giving the Chiromotor a chance to help you. Magnetic treatments given. also. T.Francis.D.-C. 34 Washington 8t. 30 Norwalk, Conn. Graduate from PIE-281' School, Lille discoverer. W FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW _ 5011K. Freight bout leaves Pier 21 slant River, New Yorktioot of Catherine fit.) every day except Sunday, at; p. an Freight received'at Norwalk upto' 5 D in. and at South Norwalk up to 5: 3° nym- Georpc F. Fonts, General Agent THE» ANNING J.‘ WITH "TRANS? PORTATIOVN LINE. Inc. WA. REBUILT TYPEWRITERB - L. 0. Smith, Underwood. makes. sold, rented melted. Rentals. fl par mouth. 11.1111... sold at 85 per month. JAB. DONNELLV. 18 South Main ”not. 011001 Win and we will rush our trouble man right around when some-1 thing like this happens In your home. If your ‘ PLUMBING is defective, antiquated. unsani~ tary or worn out, have us make necessary repairs or Install a new ”stem or o MODERN PLUMBING plossmo A SPECIALTY HORACE KNASIVI 1 Plumblnu and floating 7.1.1954. North min at. a. limit: EVERYTHING FOR PRE- SERVING. Mason, Sure Seal, E. Z. and Economy Fruit Jars, Jelly Glass- es, Strawberry hullcrs. Pineapple Byers, Paropzax, Fruit Jar Rings, Preserving Kettles, Jelly Strainers, etc., at lowest prices. Rinugs,shrdl etao sh c ctaoin 11 Albert F. GCIlelle as wear wasmlioron s'r. " Phone 1009-2. PROMPT DELIVERLY Special Values KNIT UNDERWEAR 12% to $1.00 " $1.50 MIDDY BLOUSES $1.00 ‘ ' inns silor 11. no 11.1mm so 110er mm eraser. Norwalk Pawn Shop L 'N MoncyV Loaned on Articles of _ Value ' Unredeemed Pledges Sold 0’ Sacrifice. J. Rosenfield; 1. so WATER STREET; 1 . Solidi 'Norwalk Guns“ 'V‘VI Remington, all other. MW 183'? ”4 ‘ .. Lt I ; Dows'lo the ,Sea in her ' Ballilngs Tog ’ 'Aiong about Fourth 0’ July the bathing season opens in good earnest. A itw hardy wills hay. hem dipping in since Maydai, but the majoritv art preparing now and the feminine portions max choose this war from the gladdest array of sea clothes ever timid-1113111 by mortal. . L A Knitted Bathing Suit istor the girl who lovcs to djsport herself like a mermaid and swim unintuuiiibcred These suits are in black with gay trimmings of orangi emerald, scarlet and other bright hues Prices from $3.00 to $110 00. The Annette Kellerman Suit DcSigned especialli for IIllSqllt‘t‘l] of swiimiitrs. a really sc1entiVi'ic bathing suit for exiitrts and this is the only place in the city “here it may be had At moderate prices. Suits of Black Satin and Messalinc, jalliltiiyV trilli- med With bright Silks ill plain colors or striped. LA \ciy g2) assortment. From $5.00 to $15.00. “Knockabout” Suits of Mohair and Ocean Cloth, plain trig looking suits in navy blue or black. trimmed in colors, very incxpensh c, for those \‘l‘IlO splash about at private beaches, ". ' Ac $1. 50, $2. 00 and $3 00. Children’ s Bathing Suits. For little girls and I)0}S,"2‘lgcsV fromz right styles and at the right prit'ts. , _ ~ Second floor. Black Ribbed Underwear Ior Bathing Many women like the close fitting [111011 Suits and ,Tights to wear under the regular bathing suits It gives to 14 _\cars, the a decided feeling of security and protection. These gar- . ments are especially for bathing. Union Suits with feet 75 cts. 'knee length 50 cts., $1.00 and $1. :50 V extra sizes ’ V 59 cts. and $1. 25 .L.L Tights with feet L .T. 98 cts. ‘ knee length ' 50 cts. 310m 50 and 75 etc. Underwear Section, main floor. . Accessories and Adornmelits for Bathing Truly an artist has been at \\ ork in rubber for caps, bci'ts. sashes and garters are 10\ (IV bemiid description. All lovely and unusual tints are seen even to Roman stripes, and both sashes and caps are adorned with co— quettish rosettes and frills And they look all the better when wet. Bathing Caps from 25 cts. to $1. 00 , Sashes in plain and fancy colors 75 sis. and $1. 00 Garters 35 etc. Sandals :5 cts. High Shoes that lace. 50c. Water Wings :9 cts. Bags for suits 50c Notion Stock, . Men’s Suits Special Purb Wool Sultan-Ere $2.00 and $2.50, 110i Lall sizes included, $1.50 to close out. Cotbon Suits, 3 small lot only. were formerly $1.50, I main floor. $1.00 to close out. Men's Wear Section. .. . ose There is a. ditference in hose »' The difference shows only _ in the service -— we handle only the beat qualities .- «herry Stoners A labor saver in the home
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