(I the man
Blessed
who waiketh not in
the
wicked.
counsel of tho
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor aitteth in the seat
of the scorntui.
—.~Psalms l: 1.
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METHODIST. day school at 3 p. in.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,9 ‘itrooltside Chapel Sunday school at
South Norwalk, William K. Githu, 30.111.
. minister. . 1 Program of music tor South Nor-
.Worsbip at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. walk Congregational church, Sunday.
in. Organ' Prelude—Pastoral. 9 Flagler
Evening theme. “The Mount 0! Ins- Ottertory~Andante Schubert
. siniion." Soprano Solo—«Rest tor the Weary.
"3' Morning. 10:30:— Rodney
.. 90m Presluch—Alegro. Tours Organ Postlude—Scherzando. Pierne.
' man Oilertory~Ave Maria. Verdi: ( . —e-—-——
3’ Organ Postlude—Andante con Moto. . First Congregational Church. Rev.
' Calkin . Ernest F. MoGregor..Ph. D, pastor.
Evening, 7‘ 30: —— . Morning service at 10: 30 With
Organ Prelude—«continue. Salome preaching bv the pastor. Subject, “The
Organ OKsrtory—Oi‘iertoire. Hodmann Worth of Life." .
Organ Postlude~Ailegro moderato. -§ The annual outing of the men of
F‘sulkes. First church and their men friends
Tuesday at 7: 45 p. :11. Class meet. will be held Wednesday, July 21st.
155 " ». “ ‘3 . Mulls For The Day.
Thursday at 7. 45 p in Prayer metre, Mornings;
log. The minister will lead this s'é'r- Prelue—Violin and Organ, Cavatins,
. »
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vice. ‘ l op. 85. No 3. J. Rat!
. -—-~‘$-—- 1.. Quart 'All that God May Give to
; Nona“. Methodist Episcopal church Thee E F Richter
Rev. C. E. Barto, D 1).. minister Memory—Violin and Organ. Adagio.
- Sunday services with sermons at, from Concerto in G
'10: 30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m Morning Anilienl—«Bouum Est inG. G. D. Buck
topic: Hallowing Gods Name Even- Contralto solo—The Salvation of the‘l
ing topic: The Faith that Removes Dawn. with violin obligato, rednes-
._ Mountains. Other Sunday services. ted). P. Stevenson
~. ft Class meeting at 9:30 a in. Sunday Postiudo-Aiiegroglogosomp162.1%
3 animal at noon hour. Young People's 1. W E. Albina}!
Miss Ethel Louis Becker, violinist.
meeting at 6: 30 led by John {Flint o! J
sycond service.
Rowayton. Topic? e {Prq‘rnis~ .og Re-ii N0
inshment and Renewal,“ la. 5. 8-10,
55:1, 12:1" .,, John 4:1014. Strangers
welcome. . .
Iorrling.~—
Prelude-Andante con moto.
Quartet—Hear. 0 Lord. WNW" a. m. Morning service and sermon»
., Bariton solo—Same me, O Lord Rand-10:30 a m.
it
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EPISCOPAL.
t erick A. Coleman. rector. Sixth Sunday
egger. I
iPostlude—in-C. 39119031” Grace thumb, Rev. J. Benton Worn—l
Evening:— Rector. The sixth Sunday after
Prolode—dbomanze in 1“- V0“ Wilson. Trinity. The celebration at the Holy
QW‘Bt—O Con‘ie ‘0 My H93" bord Communion at S ocloclt. Morning
Jesus. Ambrose prayer and sermon 10:30.
Quartet—The Lord is My Shepherd. ‘7 _.
Gaul. . F St. Paul's Parish.
, Postlude—Oiiertmre in E ilat. C. 5-; Sixth Sunday after Trinity. 7:30
ii Collins. tm., Holy Communion 10:30 a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon. 7: 30 9.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal m Eveningtprnyer
Church, Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, pastor. .
9 30 a m F9110“3hip meeting Leud~ :closed for the summer months, but ev-
. “'- Mr Edmund Trounson ery scholar is expected to attend thei
10-30 D m- The Re“ George GT3“ Church services regularly. Parents
0‘ New York Cit-"v one °f “‘9 leaders will remind the children of their obli-
oi the Fulton street -noon prayer gation
meeting, will 9‘31“” the mes 5359 ’0‘. All persons are invited to attend the
“‘9 morning service Regular musical scrvices, especially strangers and vis-‘
program by the choir. “0,5 in town ,
. 12 m. The Sunday school session for; Tile thircii is open all dhy every
Bib“ study. 39939“ 0' 195”" "5°10“: da~ i'h' {italye l tortprivate prayer; rest
_. 5‘ mon Annointed King" ’ . ' an meditjti n
,1, 6: 30 p m .The Epworth league pray-3
“ if} or meeting. Lender, Mr's. A. Palmgr;
Ii
and Renewal. "
7: 30 p m. Evening sermon. The Rev. ty -.
GeOrge Grad Wlll pl'PRCh and the c1101?" Evgniug prayer and sermon at 3!; 3Q.
"'71“ 1039 the Singing ‘ ‘ 1 .. “the Rev. Kenneth MacKenzie of West-
. Wednesday. 2 D m The “Indie? All!" port will have charge or the service in
" .,- Society meeting in the church parlor . the absence or the rector. Therefwill
., Thursday. 7:4 p. _m. The mid-week‘ be no morning service throuthJuly
" prayer meeting will be led by some and August. "
'iilhristian workers who are resting at
’ .Mr. James‘ bone at Belle island. An
interesting hour of worship. Come and
' get your spiritual strength renewed.
BAPTIST. -
‘South Norwallr Baptist Church. pas
3 tor Rev. R. G Hartley
_ ‘2 3 Morning service “16:30 a. nil The.
,xnight street A. M; 53 Church. EH. pas-or Will”
I. Shields, Minister. imnga'o
It s m Preaching by pastor «mm 8'83““? ' .. , ..
12. as p. in. Sunday school. *Prerude—In we Mdrnihg. .. .- ' Qrelh
3 [I- m. Sacred Concert. MT Frank Offertory—Cantilene. ,, Rheinhiirgsr
= 6 p. in Christian Endeavor. _ »
8. p. m. Preaching by pastor.
4 Tuesday evening Class meeting ‘
. The 096“? air 89m“ Vi“ basin on tor will preach on "Jeremiah—A Char-
V ”1639” mi” Day ‘ lacter Study." . - ‘~"
j' «“3 .l‘~ Musical program: —-,.
{ESONGBEGATIONNL ‘ Preludwbemeuse “ . m_,gonn9d
0W7“ congregatigiflfghurch Wow—. J Dolmetch
Ashton!
Postlude';
v.\
' Hathiway
‘ Membeer
A. Vivaldi.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. i1‘7‘red l
”m"- alter Trinity. Holy Communion-9z 30'
The Sunday school of the parish are .
Chris“? Church, Gregory Boulevard,"
l
V 9873?
i Offertory Solo—«Come Greatest Spirit. '
Evening service, 7. 30 p.111. The pay -
9 my will: cured all trans}
' kidneys and strengths“ mo in 5:8911'
Thursday 7550-13110 church
nysraadpnisemsetingledbythe
pastor.
Grace monarch. Servjéea vvill
be condoned by nor. Dr. Trnchart at
Orange, N. Isa-caching at 11 a. in.
Sunday school states. is Y= P. {1. at
1 p. m. Evening. services at 8 o‘clock.
All are welcome.
Finer cHuacH 0F. armor,
scgeurisr.
First Church of Christ, Scientists. 57m
7 West avenue.—~The regular Sunday
service or this church is hold at 11
a. m. .
Subject, July 11. Sacrament.
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock.
To both these services the public
is cordially invited.
Sunday othool at 9:45 a. m.
A reading room is maintained at the
hcilidays excepted, from 2:15 to 4:30
p. in.
All are welcome.
St. Peter’s Lutheran church, Cedar
street near West avenue, Martin i.“
Steup, pastor.
Divine services every Sunday morn-
ing throughout the summer. at 10: 30.
Gospel preaching. The Lutherans oi
the city and vicinity are urged to war:
ship at this church; all other are hear.
tily welcomed to attend. The seats in
the church are fine.
Sunday school every Sunday morn-
ing, at 9: 30. English and German clas-
ses. Meeting of voting members Mon
day evening, at 8 o’clock, in the as-
sembly room of the church.
i Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church,
Fort street. Ht Luther Wilson. pastor.
Divine service at 4 p. m. Scandina-
visas are cordially invited.
lililillSWAlD
(Continued From First. Page.)
for Marseilles. This was about the
'time that the activities or the bomb
placers. so far as yet disclosed, reach-
ed their height.
vessels which, it was learned recent-
ly, sailed out of New York with
bombs secreted in their cargo, two
departed within a iew days of the
Kirkoswaid. These were the Lord
IErne sailing April 29,8116 the Bank;
dale, uhich left here May 7.
Like the Kirkoswald, both these
l
tfor Havre. The United States Se-
‘cict Service and the French Govern
intent, it was said, have been pressing
(investigations of these attempts to
destroy the vessels.
I Whether other instances, notably
ithat oi’ the Kirkoswald were under
investigation could not be ascertain
ed here.
i. The Kirkoswald is a vessel of 4,-
i021" tons grossgreglster, is 370 feet
it. along, and was built in 1912. She was
cleared from this port May 1 by J.
W. Elwell & Company, agents at the
Pabre Line.
£75.;
7 am
Mmmudmmcuau
yuan. The report of the medical ex- Chirontactors remove the cause or
. same address opens.each week day
' ,Geo. King.
Men’s Oxiortls
NINE iiiiBS' u“ sinus
of the three other '
vessels were British and both sailed ‘
Six of the bombs were disclosed}
when one sack of sugar burst as thel
steamer was discharging its cargo
with slings. The bombs were ,round
and small and rolled on the veneers" A
deck. Another sack contained three'
bomb... f'jJ...
The bombs were all silks. Where
_ “he explosive had been placed with
soft tailow. or grease, placed over me
opening apparently with the idea oL,
lost-Mimi or culmaorlc.
«WWW-mm any! Wumeunatdonotthe
mimtounddndiathemrota‘lw'dwedme a‘ndtheart of
Word hotel last Tuesday morning “3W8 the same. Disease is caused
and the coroner began his inquest by l wrench twist or sprain in the
nay-my The police scouted the 5.15. iback. Even it done in childhood
piston that Collins was beaten and it creates Pinched nerves and pain in
than robbed as he was known to have We! life in the dilemnt organs and
had some mney with him the night limbs-
aninsr shows that Collins had an ab- disease and min, health is restored
normality that could cause death it he'thmuxh harmonizing the nerve sysa
sunered a shock and the inquest has team in your body Female troubles
MW until further informs-Izhen will lactation; also curvature
tiou regarding this can. be obtained 0! the spine You will never regret
' ‘ ' '9 luring theChiropractor a chance to
, help you.
1 Magnetic treatments given also.
I
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1‘. Francis. D. C.
1:4 Washington st. so. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
South Nov-walk. Conn.
July 101b, 1915.
Advertised list‘.’ ‘
George Brooms, 90 Flatbush Ave.
l
L. Dénald.'~Wood St. E
A. J.’ Dukes. l ._,_.._. _____._.
K. it. files. ! Fae-r FREiGH'I’ LINE ro new
R. Fllclfl'l's. I YORK.
11- 1* Griflilhs. might post leaves Pier 27 East
Mrstohn Hyland, 4 Beymont St.’
Mrs. Anna Johnson, 69 Water St.
Miss "Ruth Jones, 2 Plymouth St.
River. New York (toot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at3 p.
in. Freight received at Norwalk upto
5 p. m. and at.South Nomalk up to
5:30 p. m ’
George F. Facts. General
THE Airtime J. 5mm runs
Madam Louise.
Theodore" Mirth.
John O'Connell. A!!!“
Thymus lson, Osborne Ave. .-
Alice fleidell. PORTATION LINE. ins.
G w walker W
Henry Weiss. "“—‘
REBUILT .TYPBWRITERs'-—L C.
', Smith“. ‘Undsrwood
Wu. an other
' makes. sold. "rented.
repaired. Rentals. .3:
our mouth. ‘5“ch
9 w :5 per-oath.
' ' 9 7UAE‘DONOIELLY.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
M
.-—Accfptl_ all the luck that coma
coming! it you cant a job use a 8&-
your way-but don't harm on all
until Want Ad
To: reduce hour. stock .07
Mne’s’ Oxfords we otter the
folloviing well-Down lines
HJR—Wlwnm
$3.50; (Q $5.00
Tan and Black.
Rubber and Leather Soles '
"LL
.52. 98 per Pair
ril‘i
lovers
Not-walk and South 'Norwalka'
Tree Workof”
All. Kinds
Beaupain & Saunders
L U
and we .vvill rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. llyour
PLUMBING
is detective, antiquated, unsan'tv
tary or worn out, have us incite
necessary rcpairsvor install a
new system or
MODERN PLUMBING
JOINNG A SPECIALTY
Meant .\ git?
Plumbing {lid Heating
Tel.1354.
North Main St. 8. Norwalk
Norwakl’awn Shop
. V
.Money Loaded on Articles 05
Value
“WEB? Unredeemed Pledges Sold a’ ‘
,.........uf.92£ art-ta or 1 mm“ Sacrifice. , 1 .
J. Rosenfield
l
40 warns STREET . 1'"
South Norwalk, Conn. "_
It You [lave
Any Junk
} 1 Spatial * ‘
All our $125, 39.953949“
W ash? Skirts. .1. . 38¢
M. Monarch & Son
4....
5‘24
producing combustion in the heat or
the hold. Beneath the grease one. inch, _ .9
, bomb was a- percussion cap None 0
imbject. “The Propiise Qf Refreshment East Muslin user. Taliierno F.’ as 'the- bombs had been mam} by at:
1 key, rector. Sixth Sunday after Trini- heat. The sacks magma; gum had
been taken from the ordinary cargo... 1318me 50 Nmm 811“
holds. . ., ~..
‘_. ‘W .. » ”Vi":
TIREDHWEAK AND NERVOUS
-Why Are 89 Many Booth Nomlii‘
People In Wisdondition. a‘. .
Feel tired but. irritable and depress-
.. L»
d-i
Urine irregular back mi.
painful?
kidney trouble. .,
:Whengthe kidneys call for help,
remedy.
'Give' them the help they need ,
{No remedy more highly recommend
ed that Dean's Kidney Pills. '
Endorsed by micro! people.
Convineingtesttmoayloliows- ~- ' .
Mrs. Wm. Meflsrmott, attain street
Westport, Conny-1M!“ “hiss subject
to attacks at discloses and nervous
oral.” " x
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don‘t uni
'1
an"
'7 SELL S Janee
“. .., . ,..~ , ' rr To
‘ ‘ ' Successbr to Wm. Effron.
- Pit-one“
37 Fort Street. EastNorwalk.
Saudi ermiit .. . _ __
Special'Mustc
hi"’.' xtilfl .’ .9
nlllnll Motor titres
The Sterling Motor (.0. i: J‘
DarimDoim.
mist
AWN: andfflsot or Cycle
These are symptoms that suggest '
Assist them with a tested kidney
' ;; Rathskeller
NOTE-Now «3mm Itha-
io loath Main MM Mails
7‘...—
flit: VFT“'C'-“ hints.-.umfl
lists ior Late Summer
Styles for outing and travel, tine grades at prices
which arc absurd when quality is considered.
From $2. 00 to $7. 00.
. And should one desire a Hat of Floueretl (rttmittc
it tan be tasil) arranged. .l
(At the Shop in Broad St.
Waist Union Suits tor Children
L»-
. a».
This model of Union Suit is for children from 2 ti) 1.:
years old and iS ideal for summer wear as three garments
are combined lll one, vest, waist and pant< 5° “5'
Ribbed Undtru car Section, mat-n floor.
Citibiren’ s linen Handketcbiieis
Two lots. Former price. 73 rte. to cite, 3 for 25 c‘ts.
_ Former price. 25 cts., . 19 as» 3301' 50 cts.
3‘ Handkerchief Section.
Randy Shoe-cleaners:
Whittemore’s Klenzo, for cleaning white shoes and ‘ ‘
all kinds of light colored fancy leathers. Harmless to ‘
use and will not burn. lo and 25 cts. shoals. 9.
“Two in One“ Shoe Polish, IO cts. "
Whittemore’s Quick White, to tie. ’
Blanca for white shoes -10 cts. ’
Alba for white shoes 19 cts. '
NotiOn ScotiOn.
Dennison Picnic onlfiis
Paper Plates, 25 in a package 10 etc.
Paper Cups 5 in a package, 5 etc.
Paper Napkins, one hundred, to and no cts.
White Paper Lunch Cloths, :5 etc.
Vi ax Paper, 36 ft., 5 etc."
Decorated Napkins, Dollies of assorted sizes, etc.
Basement.
52m 1., _ v».
ism
" it:
OVER LAND CARS
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE
.. . . AGENTS
Phone 1360. -'
wast: “Elsie"Hose . ..-
use and 49c Drawers ........ 19¢
SPECIAL VALUES
$798Dresses ’3449
98c and $1.49 Lingerie Waists ...... " ‘ ‘¢
59:: Kiddies ..,. 30¢
................ 2141‘
M. MOLTASCH and SON
sum saruaoav svaumo ‘ V ‘-
t...‘i
58 WALL eraser
.» ., ' , NonWAt‘K .
. moles 4‘38
' iiyi'igNéfional B
.‘I l r_ POhcy
maintained. ‘ ’
( mm kaiiw the. uses to VIM Mttunda
vMMh-gmdi Mill labial: Wiwml
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