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‘ Sermon by the pastor; at great ones-
__ Organ Prelude;
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~ Homing “’("Sth with sermon by the
1 boiler at 10:30.
l'irst Methodist Episcopal
south Norwalk «wound: o.‘ 0111111.
minister—10:30 a. m.. Sermon f'TluI
Comments Eye." 12 m. bis
oehool.
I. Young People's Devotionpl “W-
1:80 p m. Song service—Billy SIun-
day's popular hymns.‘
Soloist—Mrs. Lucy (lray Case.
Hymn Sermon—He Knows ridlhe
Way.”
May, 7: 15 p 111. Class 1.1.1111;
Wednesday. all day mention of the
IAdies' Aid Society. begin'ningII at 9
Mb A record attendsnob 14' de-
fined
Thursday,
.h‘
lrldsy, 8 p. m. Christian lndustrhl
Ina-gap annual meeting followed by
address from Rev. James Solaalt.
Italic for the day?
Morning at 10:”.I
Pilgrim's
from Tan'nhsuser
Organ, Memory ......... llacDowell
Olfertory Solo, Then. 0 1014mm
_ fly Protector ......... Saint Ssens
Mrs. M. It. Powers.
Organ Postlude, March in E. Barrett
Evening at 7?”.
1745 p. in prayer meet-
Organ Prelude, Ollertolre in A flat
Batiste
Organ Offertory. Intermezzo. . .Peace
We" Anthem .......... Selected
571.,M WW...” ancients
l. I:' ' P308
Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal
apron; (Parley Elmore Berti). WW
if‘w-zi as follow:
:30 in class room
with
lit-1-
Sermon topic. “Rid-
in Down the Angel." A second ser—
llon in the tragedy of Bal'aa‘ln‘.‘ 'bdls
slay schoolIior all ages'st theVV'n’éon
Young People‘s meeting at
”on answered. "it .11 man die.t._silall-:he
live again?" Everybody Welcome;
heels for all. ’ 7:73;:{3
g gun for the day: ~ ‘
, . ' Morning.
, Pnlude—dhlornlng Bong .. .bimeace
Quartet—0 Father Behold Me
..................... nn
Quartet—«He Shall Come Down‘zkigvlm
~ Rain .............. Dudley Buck;—
PostlIude in C. '.--:-- F. N Shack Iy
. 1' Evenin'd ‘ {Bibles
l.
Prelude—*Vision Ru f
Quartet—«Softly Now the Light of
Day ................. 3mm
Quartet-«Nearer My God to Thee
..................... . W. H Sudds
Qdartet~Selected
67701:
Postlude-Oflertolre lnI IF-
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04
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ratios willhe
__ 12 m The Sunday-school.
Issued to the man
who whim not ll
the counsel of the .
‘ for the consideration of the “hora!
of the Brotherhood. 6:80 p. In. Christ}
tian Endeavor: Kiss hf. Bobble willl
wicked.
TIIE III" I” TH 00.
Dev. Geo. M. Tennis, pastor.
A. im- hourofprayer,10a.m.. morniugser-
”PM rrosruwthbe brought tsmmfiam Sundevscliool,1z
the attention of the teachers and m“ ““301 L0?“ WM“ 3 3-011- mnnssemm 6111 be use tot was!
members of In school. 133 ’_ 3. Level Workers meeting. 5: 45 p. nu.
The Baptist Brotherhood will most. 803! Service, 6: 45 n 111.;
The pastor will present some plans ”men. 7 P- m-
meetinx Thursday. 7:45 p. m.
sons-rust" mean
rascal-saunas woman no.
membuam_
“mhumvwha
Mk munch lee;
underarm-tote. niece-afor-
ones will-cl. baths-lands
wwmmmtui
State Annual Bull-age Convention:
Wihheldinm. It'll“).
ratherofthemtmdlflt‘tfl'fllorf
meeting. at which the delegates willI
tailwhatworktheyalliltladrleaauesg
unprepared tome through?
the summer and at which hints and
W Free Delivery
Hal!-
encouragement and instruction. Some
of the leagues are patlcularly success-‘
la] in certain lines of work and other
leagues succeed in other Hues. 871
,thus bringing the league manners to1
gether it is hoped that a more uniform .
Eveniugl
Midweek Wye! and testimony
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Cedar
TheD. M. Read
Nor student in the
VI! of sinners.
lead in the subject of “Great Misti street, near West avenue—Martin L
clhsionaries." A meeting of the Board Stony. puma—«At St. Peter‘s Evan
of Trustees will take place at tho sellcsl unheran Church Divine ser-
Clmrvh. '
Classes for all, ages. ‘680 p. '
worms Sole.
- walk—Rev. F F'. McGregor. Ph. D.
East Avenue Methodist m1
_Church—Rev- S. P. Furnaces-her.
1
1 «4. .3011 111. Fellowship 292‘ ' ing“ of the ‘Lsdles' Benevolent Asso-
Nor aitteth in the seat,
of the scornful.
- «Psalms l: l.
w
Visitors and strangers are cordial-
ly invited. Good music i
l
Congregational
.hurch. John Stapleton. minister Sun-
day morning service at 10: 30. the pus- .
tor preaching. Subject. '"l‘he Story of
the Year" Evming service at 7. 30
Subject. "The Jury sun the Verdict. "
Sunday school at 12. J. W Glover.l
South Norwalk
some of the suggestions of Dr John
son's talk of last week. will elect of-
work. hlr. Stapleton will have charge
of the class. the topic [or the day be-
ing “The Lucky Man." All men are.
invited. The Christian Endeavor So
clety will hold its meeting at 6:30
p.111. Rev. F C Thompson will lead
the meeting.
The music for 1116 titty will he as
follows:
Morning.
Orgad Prelude. Andante Cantabile.
Dolmetsch
Odcrtory. Morning Song ...... hierllei
Soprano Solo, ”In Dream l've
Heard the Angels".....' ..... Fsure
Organ Postlude. "Allegro" ..... Sterns
Evening.
01 can Prelude, Pastoral barge:
ORQTJVW Hostisu “Gounod
“in Dreaum Pve
“Thee" ' hIlorlachi
Or‘ghu Postlude. Grand Chorus
Lemnill‘e
The Hungarian Billie: Class will
meet on Tuohdsy evening in 80’cloek. I
on Wednesday Meningitis men oil
the Woodward avenue district will
west at the home of James Punselt.
9 Chestnut street . I
The Church Night of the week will
"c observed on Thursdnv evening.l
Social and conference gathering
7. 30. devotiohal hour at 8. and group
postings at 8:30. The pastor will be
in charge.
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First Congregational Church, \‘or‘
Pastorfi—Juorning service at 10: 30.
with preaching by the pastor Vesper
iservlce at 4: 30; Sunday-school at
Inoon; Christian Endeavor at 6: 00 p.
Thursday, mid- week service at 8
p. in. continuing, the story of the
1 . E
Sunday. 11611616 6, will be observ-
[ed as Budget Sunday in the morning.
and in the afternoon the Vesper ser'-
1 vice will be devoted to the observance
of Christianjndeavor Day. This ser
vice will be under the auspices of
i the. Christian Endeavor Union and all
J‘Ethe Christian Endeavor societies of
:the Christian Endeavor Town Union
Iare invited: ‘ ‘
. February 9th there will be a mectc
'olhtion ‘ the Parish Heuse to meet
and Mr 101 its
close of the morning service.
beers and form itself for interesting.
' meditation.-
Announcements for the week:
Honday7:.30p 1n. ThpCampF‘ireI
Girls will meet in their class room.
Tuesday 7. 45 p. m. An important
meeting of the Miapah Circle of
King's Daughters will be held in the
lecture room of the church II
Wednesday 3: 00 p. m The HomeI'
Mission Study Class of the “Woman'sI
Association conducted by Dies Olm.
stead will meet in the lecture room.
Thursday 7. 15 p :11. Tile aludyI
class in prayer will be held in the'
pastor's church study 7 p.111.
The regular church prayer meeting.
conducted by the pastor Subiect
“The Soul's Release " l H! I‘
is:
:
Friday 7: 45 11 m A Ne‘11"’°""“’°d“man and llsh departments.
superintendent. The Whiens Class will Devotional meeting will be held '1 pupils 11$: welcome.
meet at the same hour and. following 9° home °‘ Mrs. C. C0“? 10 Putnam The Lutherans of Norwallr are org-1““ with “‘9 leaders 0‘ the Con
avenue. South Norwalk.
. i
1
Grace Baptist Church—«Interesting ugI
service tomorrow. The pastor. Rev.
8. 8. Henderson will preach stirringI
sermons morning and evening. At .
6:80 p. m.. the Woman’s Auxiliary will
render a nice and pro bl. program.
hire. ll. Johnson t.' together
with Mrs. L. Howard. the escrow,
have spared no pains to male
11m ousting in the year a real suc-
Icons. Come with us.
Trinity Church—«Rev. Frederica A.
Coleman. rector.-—Servlcu for the
fourth Sunday after bumpy—8 a.
n1. Celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion. 10:00 a. m. Church School.
11:00 11,. m. MJrnlng ra an i
p. m. Evening service. 4:
p. to. Meeting for men at the Young
Men's Club room with address by E.
n. 1111111111. ‘ ‘
011.111.1516. the week: ‘
blonday. 7:46 p. -m..Jnnlor, Guild.
Tuesday. 7:48 p. in. Women's Guild
monthly-business meeting. 7:46 p
m. Business meeting of the Young
Men's Club. 8:00 p. m: Vestry meet-
ing at the rectnry. ‘
Wednesday. the festival of the Purl
llcatlon of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The Holy Communion will be c6104
hr’atedslh:.80a.m 3:80pm. Jun-
ior Auxiliary to the Board of Mrs-
slons "
V vices will be held in German, at 10: 80
and complete success may attend the
suffrage activities ' I
“other important suflrage event
in the near future is a ConneesionalI
the‘
Will! sermon on the Gospel lesson 01 Convention which wiilheheld in Hart- I
the 30nd”. in the evening at 7 80, Iford on February 20 and 21. This con
in English with sermon on psalms vention has been called by Mrs Car- >
119- .168 Theme. of sermon: “m rte Chapman Catt, the new president
Word of God is the Only Light That of theINational American Woman Suf-
Leads Us to Heaven." truce Association. The National Assn--
Tuesday evening choir rehem“ elation is throwing its chief energies
Also business meeting. Ithis year into the work of furthering
Thursday afternoon. meeting or. the passage of the Susan 'B. Anthony
“0168' Aid Society Place of meet. Amendment through Congress. and it
in: to be announced later is on behalf of local support for this
Thursday evening business meeting national suffrage work that she has
0! the Young People's Society in the called a series of coarseness of con-
assembly room of the church Iventions in the states. Hope are high
Thhrsday evening. February filth. in Washington this year with the uni-
German supper fragiets and the National Congression-
Bunday-achool meets of 0: 30 Ga:- al Committee. which is now under the
New. leadership of Mrs. Roessing of Penn
sylvania. is holding weekly confer
ed to attend this church; all otheruI Mow Union that the work me!
are welcome. 150 on without friction or clash. 1
1 Next week begins a series of ant
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST Ifrage meetings at which Miss Helen
ICIINTIIT. ITodd of 0111111111111 is to be the prin I
First church of Christ Scientist, 57 civic speaker The first of these meat-I
West avenue—m mm Gun-.13“ will be held at Simsbury. underx
day service of this church 1. held .7 11. 'the auspices of the Bimsbury EquslI
n. It. , machine Lillie. The second. on
Settled. in..." 80 “Love." Tuesday evening. will be at 'Merideu.
Wednesday creel" ”717me and hire. Mary J. Rogers, one of the:
————
4. 80 p... afternoons as well.
Big public niece}
‘nsscu: Mission: first at New Ham. and second—om
All are cordlaly invited to attend W! "“1““ ""1“”- ““31
the service at the Sunday afternoonjm“ is 0 most ““1““ speaker “‘11
Rescue Mission at Policy’s 11.11. on 1”" 0mm“ “m “‘"e “am" 11111.
Monroe Istreet. two doors West of 5° lonely ‘Wfi' 1““ “my
Railroad: undone. at 8 o'clock. ThereI.
will be a lively long service: also
bright snappy testimonies 'from those
who have lately started to live a bet- .
ter life. Come and bring a friend HOMMAN'0 SUIT “0‘,“ OUT of
with you. No collection taken. Fm th QLD CIOIMMIBBIONGM I“
will offering only L. A. Theriault.I
Superintendent. Residence 46 Spring Bond Salesman a”. He'll Insist Upoyl
aim! edy 711111 of Action.
In connection with the civil action
brought by P. W. Brooks & (30.. 115
large and enthusiastic meeting atI
Canaan.
AN AlD re 5111! vouuo MEN.
Thursday. 7: 45 p. n1 Devotional and
business meeting of the Girls' Frieud~
ly Society.
Friday. 7:30 p. m. Boys‘ Club. 7:45
p. m. Choir Rehearsal.
._......
St. Paul's Perish. Rev. Louis B.
Howe; rector. Fourth Sunday after
Epiphany. 7:30 a. 111.. Holy Com-
munion; 9:15 11. Int. St. Paul’s Sun-
day school: 10:3011. in. Holy Com-
munion and sermon; 3 p. m.. St. An-
drew's Mission Sunday school, I353
Main " street. Winnipauk; 7:30 p. m,
Evening Prayer and address (111 the
Creed. I
All members of the parislhsre
others are". cordially-invited _.esp lull)
strangers and visitors in town. . .
New scholars are welcome at -- any
sesslon'hfeither of...the .two Sunday
their proper grades under competent
teachers. . ~
The churci'gie open all day. every
day in the year for rest, "prayer and
.v.’
Colon of
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..... "mam
' the Ebiphluiy Epistles? " '1
VV school at noon. Evelina [layer-end
- set-111011 on “a Great Chm-chines." at
. Christ Church; Gregory Boulevard
East 11191111111. .ltev. Tailafsro I'
Chaney! D D. Fourth Sunday ‘6th!
(Epiphany. Morniug player at 105 80.
”width .a- sermon on ‘fTh's Message {I91
I‘Atmt Martha Discovoru a New Use
urged -to :be «131171th $80611
schools. and will he at once placed or
'“why. now when the conversation
'Brosdway. New York. against ’E. G.
Hodgman, of Brooklyn. Mr. Hodgman-
F" u" Monograph. today authorized the publication of
“As 1 think back," said Aunt Mm- 13111111101761 (161,611., .
(bit. 1 wonder how we can eler getI Mr. Hodgmatl said that he was for
along without the phonograph. two years a stockholder and director
“We" would tsllt lOl' a tune to the. in the plaintiff firm. He said that theI
shy young amen caller about -the suit. inst mitt. srova out of 3
weather. and then we would discuss number of commissions of long stand-
1he coming church picnic and hope lug Mr. Hodgmsn was connected
we would have good weather (0‘, that. with the bond douse, on a drawing
but that hbontVVused up our topics of“: account and the suit is based upon
conversation. .Itranssctlons that were made in the
'-‘lt helped 11. little for me to pin; early days of his connection with t e
bankin house. '
two or three pieces on our good oldI Mr. 187100811161! said he would insist
.quare piano. but when 1 strong upon 11 6M1 trial of the action and
around on the plane etool-«therg were “a“ that he was gun the, confidence
not so many piano benches thenewe “3' -md“gpIm-‘i 111611111 have‘ repeated
would come to another silent spell; in him 6111‘ be filly justified by thaI
1110 then pretty soon the shy young qutcome of the shit
man would hay:
m it) 11"cloclr. . :pieueer workers in the state will pro-I
To both these ”may“ 77,}. public 7,, side. Then there will be meetings at I
cordially tnvltss. Stamford. 0111116111. Nangatuck andI. -.
Sunday school at h: 46 mm. New Haven. During the two weeks
A reading MI is W at. that Miss 'l'odd will be in Connecufi
a. um. um 0m. m Vet-k. out she will spell: lid Only lit even --
day. halide” excepted. treat 2: 15 to l“ W W MW” ‘“ "mi
Iinxs are arranged for the Sundays—«7 -
evening lire. T.I N. Hepburn. Prom-I»-
deatofthsc. W. 8. Laddresssdai.
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Nurscs’ Uniforms Special!
In arranging the stock of Nurses' Uniforms for tlu:
coming season’s selling, a number of discontinued mod-
els have been selected for closing out. To make a quick
clearance they are offered at the following reductions:
All $2.00. $2.25 and $3.00 models.
At $1.50.
All $3.50 and $4.00 models,
A! 82.50.
These are all in perfect condition. Each packed neat—
ly in a separate box White linen, white soisctte, white
poplin. As every woman knows, these attractive and
perfect tailored white frocks are quite suitable and 711211—
tical for morning dresses or general house wear. They art
one—piece with either low 01 high collars, long or short
sleeves. Often a bit cf trimmmg applied, a change of
buttons, or a ribbon gtrdlc will take away the seVerity oi
the tailored uniform and make a pretty while wash frock.
Dress Section, Second Hoot. V
-'1
Messaline Petticoats
cul—
A special to close out a portion of a large line of (1
till
ors. an aSsortment that includes rose white wine
navy, were $2.95
$1.95 Special.
Serum] Flour.
At the ilk Section
Holding Lining Satin is recommended for lining coats
_ and it bears a guarantee for two years. Plam or fancy.
61.00 and $1.25.
For Evening Gowns and Fancy Blouses:
_ . Georgette Crepes V V
‘ Marquisettes . ' WT“
‘ Colored Crepe dc Chines 40 inches wide
Main Floor. hast.
1.1.-. . 5%.; will
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t . For Friday and Saturday -. ‘I f l .
V . LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEARI' I-
, - at V ~. '
SPECIAL PRICES
. also
ADULTS AND YO U'rltS’ SWEATERS .
CHILDREN’S COATS SCARFS AND cops
BATH ROBES AND Kimonos
And Other tc'ms
A 1114611111 81 S911
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sun-DID,DDDI
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South Norwalk
Phone 440.7 ' '1‘
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“ ‘Well 7 guess 171 have to he go- I"
log now.’ i .
“But now,” went on Aunt 11111117 Au Accumulation of Concrete Wealth
or. 11616111611163 74W
-~|NQ1NS RVICH HOARD. I
3n:- yoii‘ have the phonograph“.
”011. have you heard than" you mist, Promises
SI! to the any young 36111161111111.6611 indla f'the‘ great 'slnk Iof the prelim
then you out on me disc and crank metals," a’ad ugmore recent writer has-
tIie machine." . . , . characterised 11 as "the money grave-
«m... that on there is no trimble. yard or the world" «1‘11 continuous.
In the course (VIII- time. when the escrow inevitable 11.0w of 30W ““3.
(Dung than rises to go. you What aliysr from the western nations to_ 111-.
Well. I’ll nave-'16 be going' 119115150711, 111646 1114111 that has proceeded ti:
151391136
I74» an». mount- remap-g,- .311lede
.9000 dint-s. Critic. Waterloo.
min-«4m ’5’“
humerus 'We’at
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TheWomsasAuailiarywlilmeet
”'odtl'hursdayaftarnouattfiereah
films-cum handyman-nuanced!“
Parish We} Whoa-
010:7 err. 1417110111161; 11 use so most mmmmmy for twentyiivo
lute; spends“ with 1111161611611. 116 11:15 mimics-692098 die or the 1176303111
111.. a phi-ant shields. ‘ fasfim in world simmer.
mutmmstomthstmm summed randomisation of
I“!!! We the phonograph Via nothé concrete wealth in faith of aritonlsh:
“lemmas“ We l'fih'tiaoir ”1118 1113111116 11:1 thé ain‘t unsett-
hovnuumaldicwtthouttt. 16:“ possibilities; 11661114 111611141617
-.- lpeo‘pls'. 11111166164 willingness -—to 03.
The distinguished. 1111311111 econo-Ipertation of the
.Stanley Jevous. called the Roldan 1171111116.
intervention of the Twins. From ‘ sent merobt'a continuation of is in
Pliny. the Roman historian. we learn meat-that hum-going so“;
that in the first century of 1116 Chris- days of the Phoeniciens. mu
Elan are. notwithstanding frequent six-1111119113 Justification For this bell ‘
precious metals 1:i'orl since the dis'Covery of Amefica'hw.
a sum of money; -lumbus. indie has absorbed
suns} to almost 616,000,000 was an. fourth of. the world's silver
nually sent into indis.'l‘.11e1-e wereItian. Clarimout Denial], of. _
hoards of solemn indie as early sslnniverélty. basing his opinio on
the W when the" first“ cop. statements of the mone('_ . w ‘
quer‘or. Darius. exacted a tribes MIN “”31 estimated. ty. ._
7.00 ingots 116111 the 13111111111. WhenIJ‘etrs “tween the middlsof
Vascodellflaa.thePortuansenavi—W€nlh and the. middle oft
gator. returned from his “£1446 lit-“I month centuries-the mold
~Idia in 1467 he carried 9. letter from imported ”by f.
the 7-month of Malabar to the 1.1113511111161611 to “W.
at P6141131. 111 which 4111'; stunt-1.61.1 Sir I Whiter - -
was «mauled: f‘What 1 ms 411111143351,- showis-um tse-
thy WI“ sills. silver. coral tadIot 1mm in the l!-
-.. .3 humongous-17111174 mulls
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