East ‘Nerwslk. Rev. Talkies-r0 1". Car
tliornlng prayeraadaer-oast 10:30
Sunday wool anneal. Inning”
srsndeomnemontionetthcflrthdsy
at George Washington, at 1:80. I‘-
ioct of serum: W Washington
as hiss. Soldier and Redd-t.”
A committee of lsdieshss been»
pointedtocsnvansinthepuishasd
magihecutsldsfrieuds stthelstv.
Charles If. Selbck for the “plains
oi the Seileck hlmorihl window and.
i
l um.
i First Methodist Episcopal church.
tfiouth Norwslk. William G. Glmn, min-
“ the letter.
'10:“) a. m. Service and sermon.
12 noon. Bible school.
6:30 p. in. Young People’s Devotion-
Nor stundeth in the ways] hour,
1 7:80 p. in. Popular song service. Solo
gist: Miss Mildred Ketcham.3ermon
itheme—Doep Bea fishing.
~ . Gospel Bong Services will begin in
NM “new w the seat this church Tueolay evening. Feb. 29th.
lot 7:45. Musical features are in pre-l
lpuratlon and will be announced [stetl
who walketh not in
the counsel
.wicked.
i
of sinners.
of the st‘ornful.
(‘oncert Monday evening. March 6.
under auspices of the Ladies' Aid.
. ~l’sallns l: 15 ......._.
W! Norwulli Methodist Episcopal church
.. begins. 12:15, the Bnptist amtner.’ Rev. c. E. Barto, n, 1)., pastor.
- l0. Nor-silt Conglogationai church. hood will be led by ct. Csndee. 6:80 “Sunday services as follows:
K(sea Itsplotmi. minisur.’ p. m., Christian Endeavor Society” Early morning class meeting at 9:30.:
.., little wouhip Sunday morning st subject, “hiermlnate the Saloon gnu) Morning worship with sermon by the,
,sms with cannon by the pastor. Sub Why It Should Be Done." under, visitor at l0:30. Sermon topicz—Tht“
Mile individual Christian at Mr. Howard. Evening service .1 Message to the Church st 3mm;
7:30 p. m. This will he s union Even-L Pear Not." Second in court on "An-I
gclistlc Service with the pastor miclent Messages with liodern Applies-l
members of the South Norwsllt Coir; lions." Sunday ““00! and Men‘s .Mi-‘5
gregatlonal Church. Rev. John Bis-"9mm! ill 12 O'Clotl- Young POOPlG"
pleton and the pastor will make * meeting at 6:30. Topi6=‘l‘he Gold of
dresses. This will be a pnmnmyicod. Moder, lies May Bennett. Eye
)sorvioe to the week of D'wfl‘flel niug worship at 7:30 with sermon by
services thst will be held in the the pastor—The Gospel for All Men.
Baptist Church this week. The hymn: Seats for everybody. and everybody
books tor this series of services will welcome.
be used and s chorus choir will be
‘ ., oouussosrioust
. ”day evening at 7:30. Union scr-
filo. at the usptist church. Addresses
the Waters 0! both churches.
”to school at 12 non. Mr. J. M.
hover. stipeiinteudent.
f. “'I Blble Class at 12 o'clock.
”101‘ C. E. meeting at 6:30. Topic
weaninste the Saloon! Why?
3
so
0
{7r 7
' Music for the Day: Music i..- the Day:
3“- Issuing at 10:39:; led by lirs. r. 1. smith. Mornins at 10:8°:— i
' ‘ Pniudo—dioderata. Batiste. Musical progrim: _ Prelude—Ottertoire in o.
- . ‘ . ~43! tbefles. Schubert minder-Pastors» in oft-tor . Hamilton Clarita
' '. “501M Eves 'l‘hst sro.1:'..f... ........... Klein Quartet—«lord. Thy lacy Btu-moth.
.. .CN'Y- Grannies Merton—Evening Rest ...... Bibi _‘ ‘ lbs-auto
l gh,.PfltlIdo—Aiioxro. Pierce. MenorySolo—O Loving rather“ dusrtot~8etlédlctus in E. Dudley
' more of the special Evsngelistio ........................ Del ltlogo Buck. .
Mes there will be no Thursday Postlude—Gruid Choeur in C " Postlude—hiarch in F. Wallis.
. ‘ “meetings.“ no meeting ofthe ........................... Salome Evening It 71303——
In Bible class this weak. The '
. ‘ ’ istic meetings are held this
”i in the South Norwal‘k Bsptist
church. On Monday mm, scrmchTpt‘Seturdsy. The chorus choir will;
h the Rev. C. E. Barto; Tuesday. Rev. be in charge oi W. C: Perry: hint. Fl “Milena BMW—“00194-
I. P. F‘slrbsnks; Wednesday, tRev. i. Smith will assist for three cven- Quartet-M'hen "'9 0016'“ 143"“ "0
Announcements for the week: ‘Preludwslumber S'ont
Evangelistic services will be held ‘11, \‘lllliam IL Ashlnall.
the church every night of the week 011- QUfll‘leleht‘ VI“ “NW-‘7”-
F. W. Peace.
mammal-7 m,
TIE “HT M I TE! 30.
Tei. Ne. u 124 Wsshingtoil 0L. lentil Nev-walk Free Delivery
Meals, with giasners report at
Iliad” alsiit service.
We extend it cordial weitxuue to vis-
itors. friends and strangers. Good mus
ic. Seats tree.
A” Obs-bibs church. Van tent
and Harvey streets. East Norwalil,
Rev. George N. Teeple. Pastor.
Half hour of prayer, 10 a. m.
Morning sermon, l0:30 s. m.
Studsy school. 12 neon.
Junior Loyal Workers meeting. 3 : 30
D. m.
Loyal Workers meeting, 5:45 p. m.
Bong service. [15 p. m.
Evening sermon, 1 p. in.
Midweek prayer and
eating Thursday. 7:45.
the milk dealers will he forced to renew
their licenses by April 1st. and milk
will be paddled in the tutm accord-
ing to the city ordinance. A test or
each dairy‘s milk will be made, and
the milk will be rated, marked, and
paddled according to the grade found
in the tests.
”0 bourd passes a resolution on
dorsing a bill which is now before.
Congress, to provide for the federal:
inspection oi dairies. Copies of tht-l
resolution will be sent to Congressri
man E. J. Hill, and the Connecticut;
:Scnatora, st Wsshington, immediate
y.
it was then voted to accept all oflci'
ironl the Science iiepsrtmcnt of the
.Norwulll High School. which has of
1 faxed to make a chemical analysis at
.millt and food which is used in thin
testimony} C“)?-
l The motion to ‘adiourn was ill?"
made and curried.
Interest in Evange'istic
lloveuleut hcrcasiiig
———-———
(Continued trom First Page.)
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
OCIENTIIT.
First church of Christ, Scientist, 51
West avenue—The Regular Sun»
day service of this church is held at 11 1
a. m. ‘
Buhioct. Feb. 27.-—Jesutl Christ.
Sunday school It 0:05 a. m.
Wednesday evening tutilnony
eating at 8 o"ciook.
To both these unless the public is,
\
l
l The decided evangelistic tone oi the
‘preaching throughout the week is a
prediction of success. The sort 0!
presentation 0! the Gospel of Jesus
cordially inflted . EChrist which the» people in attend-
A reading room is insintslnsd atjislleel upon these services have been
the same m open each week gctt 11g, makes ior righteousness in
_ lthe community und begets faith in the
“Y- holidays ”W- from 2'16 to‘ power of Almighty God to change
4:80 p. m. .ilves of sin to lives of purity and
holiness. "l
at. Peter's Lutheran Church. Cedar! I "I?" ”'23"! 0‘ the 1f“ :0 “’8‘
.csysucc e onesnoi rrtstone
street, near West avenue, Martin L'imlght be led to will)” the speakers
Steup. Wwf- shad previously planned the arrange-
At St. Peter' aEvangcllcai Luther-s
men! oi the themes. But such was
nn.Churc.h. Divine-services will hemoghicsz. however. .
. . 7. in on y evening the thought
held at ‘0 30' in German 39 ‘0 1was summed that Christ sppears to
.l‘l‘h- M W services mmrlmen. presents Himseli dot‘erminedly,
will deliver ss-sdns. 'flle Luther-(“a salts them to try Him. -Whiie on
ans oi the city are cordially invited to till-Ids! l1 ‘ov'ouins is; inmost-L
. 0“”. are cordial! ; ore s carers rsl as King
“Tnd' In; at; free y whom they should serve, and to
'0 0°!“- °‘ W ' [whom they should pledge their at-
Sunday school at 0:80. English anddmm On WM” Ills!!! me
German departments. New pupils may! congregation was appealed to to be
enter at any “mm hold Christ standing just outside. the
'1‘ needs y "m". Choir rehearsal. door of their hearts, knocking for ad-
mission. And at Thursday evening's
Thursday “W30“- “°°l"“ °' the' service the preacher told of the wou-~
lmdles’ ‘Md 900101 1- PM. 01 mOOt-gdertul work of the new birth or con-
.: The D. M. Rea
hotdi‘t
.ttr}
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W...— m...— s... l...— m.
d co.
- ‘2'. ,j MM I851.
The Silks!
Those that are here first
Foulards, Taffeta: and Messalines, the dainty Silks
which are as light as a cobweb and yet have body enough
to recommend thcmsclvcs for pannicrs, ruffles and frills.
Shedwater Foulards from Cheney, navy, black, tan,
black
$1.50 a yard.
\tistaria gray with fancy figures, also navy and
grounds with write dots 40 inches wide.
Fancy Plaidcd and Striped 'l‘alietas in all new com-bi-
$1.00 and $1.00 a yard.
Plain Taffeta in all shadcs, 36 and 40 inches wide,
' $1.50 and 91.00 a yard
.8
Striped Tub Silks, 3!» inches wide,
§
nations, 36 inches widc,
' 'r 79 cts. and $1.00 a yard
Colored Messaiincs, all shades, 30 inches wide,
' $1.00 and $1.50 a yard
'WW‘" "-v’v-rwww nv‘n-v—rM-I. vfl
Natural Shantung‘, 33 inches wide, ’
75, 85. $1.00 and $1.25 a yard
Ell? B. m. limit Qinmyany.‘
till)!!! WIS
son vomz culls nsxus
[tom “my .Connecdcut Avenue. _:
Finnegan,
l
u I.
Sole Agents tor The Norwsllts
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
That's All .
helm Stapleton; Thursday, Rev. E. F. ings.
gor; Fridsl’. Rev. C. E. Berta.
' Friday, 8:35 p. in. Meeting of the at 3:30 p. m, each day will be on
m. nouncod at the evening services.
l
rWoodward Avenue department Sun- all to attend.
~'fl'elliplc Circle of C it). 7:30 p.
fleeting oi' the Boy Scouts.
atheist-ware t»- l!!-
; :_h‘ooh‘side Chapel Sunday school. 8
"'1. 1:9. ' '
First Congregational church. Nor-
wutil. our. id. 11'. ‘McGregor, Ph. 1).,
Foster.
Homing service at
leachinghy the pastor.
Vowel-service st 4:30 which the Rev.
Janis 1F. Berry. at Stamford. will
.ps-ch.
.2 The Sunday achol meets at noon.
m-Chfllltisu Endeavor Society meets
it I p. 111. Subject: “The Estennlns-‘
I u of
3hr.
l0:30 with
thefiaioou.” headlanmss Mary 8 a. m Holy Communion
ling to be announced later. ”Report at
:reoent supper will be given. '
Thursday evening. Business meet-
Rust Menus Methodist Episcopal ins of Young People's 8061;!!! i; the
. ' My room of thcc hurc . - very
A cordial invitation is extended to church. Rev. S. P. l-uirliunlts. pastor. 13589111
i 9:30 a. m. Fellownhipmeoting lie-dammit": is requested to be present.
lor Edmund Trouugon he plans for All entertainment are to
‘ 10:80 s. m. Preaching service with . be discusud. ‘
Grace Baptist church. Rally Day ml! sermon by the pastor. Subject of sercl «Meeting ot‘the noting members on
of th 8:3.“ choice: whatnot; mou The Promise of Power. Music by Sunday. llsrch 6th. aster services.
0 e c are all
t the choir. .
reports. Th. members "9 urged to. 12 noon. The Sunday Ischool session. M000 Mllfllon- All are cordially
m“ ”mm “mm ‘ndm‘m‘l" m. Subject oi lesson-The seven Helpers.,in\'lted to attend the meeting at the
make a“ rally ‘ success. Preaching: 3:30 p, m. The Junior League [er- Monroe street rescue mission st Pol-
by "I. pester. morning and evening. lley's Hll. at 3:15. The singing is sc-
ivice. Mrs. Greenwood. Supt.
M “m“ ‘ "mm "mm“ m the D" ’ 6:30 p_ m The Senior mg“. pny. compacted with the piano. cornet and
con Board. All are cordially invited
191‘ meeting Subject—The Gold of God. violin. Despite the inclement weather
, Falling. Havens
A district prsycr meeting to lid held ‘Pot-itludo—Psnl Devrod.
‘° ”9 “"1 “- n tinder—Miss Hattie Rider. tlut Sunday. to people not; present.
7:30 p. m. Evening sermon by the TM Illllllll ll 8000. also the collision-
EPISCOPAL. pastor. Subject—An Over-hooked its. Coins and upsnd an hoursnd a
Commandment. Musics] selections by N" '"h “it A“ are WGICOIIIO- No col-
Trinity Church. ReV. F‘. A. Coleman.
,lectlon taken.
rector. Sunday services:
l
. the choir.
l
i The evangelistic campaign. which
thus been in progress during the pest
10 a in. Church school. l Messiah Swedishustherau church.
.1 version which ('hrisi the King would?
accomplish it allowed to come in..
While last evening Mr. hit-Gregor in‘
it most convincing line of argumenm
.bssed upon Romans i:iii, showed
North the power of the Gospel of. .
iJesua Christ in individual lines and;
' in the aflairs of men. presenting many
reasons why the people of the twcn»t
tleth century should not be unnamed.
‘oi the Gospel 0! Jesus Christ. -
The people are becoming quite famll- j
tar with some of the best selections:
from the new song books purchased,
ltor these meetings. which hie such as;
tare in use in the "Billy" Sunday cam-g
ipaigns. Consequently the singing in}
.the coming weeks of these services}
twill be more snd more inspiring.
1 Next week will doubtless witness'
‘larger audiences and a deepening in!
tercst in the work.
Harris 8t Gans
Water CL, 80. Norwailt
The City National Bank
WIMRWING soul: PEOPLE COMMAND success. OTH-
SUCCESS ‘ ens WAIT FOR IT. .
Those who cornmfid succeed are the ones who watch for opportun-
ity and seize it. ' '
A Bank account here will develop business instincts and s helpful '
acquaintance. ‘
Why not identify yourself with this Bank and get into a pos
to command your success?
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POINT To 0090010511. 1 .
"Thls'waiter is polite and attentive. ‘:
g I lhlnk I'll give lllln I dollar." l
i “Why. your dinner itself won’t cost
you more than $1.50."
"1 know it, but it he had made incl
lilon :
Music for the Day: .
In the absence of Mr. Alex S. Gib-L
use. William“. Smith. 1r.. will be in "Y
oi the music. “
. “Ming:
PreludPWerner's Abschicd.
11 am. mining nrsyer and sermtr 3 week in the East Avenue M. E. church
oungfil‘Qen'ishclnh. “address by the . downtown Baptist church. Much inter.
Honoiiohemlah Csndee o’li “Washing-ism is manifetsted All these dsrvices
tan." A cordial lnvitstlon is extended and all eacellent program ls planned
9 to sll. men to attend at the club room ' for the coming week. ‘
V- E- Nflsler'ion Washington street and (Railrosdi Wednesday, 2 p. in; The weekly
‘ ’M‘Jh“ w‘" ““9 "m mlAvenue. fmeeting of the Ladies' Aid society. t
t
Perfect Pesos. - J. H. kewert
4:80 .p. m. Meeting for men at'will be continued next week in the‘
Fort street. ll. [Althu' Wilson. pastor.}
Services. 4 p. m._..
The Ladies' Aid meets in the home. i might have had to spend 83 to satis-
of Mrs. Andrew Carlson. 36 Plait 8t..’ iy my hunger."-Eschange.
East Norwsllt, Thursday evening. 8 p.‘ ~—
in.
a
l
icTION lanATURAL.
!
i
t
The Associated Bible Students. Pas-
wait a long time before being scrvedll
Fresh Small Hams . 17¢
Fresh Shoulders 15¢
Pork Loin, Small 17¢
Fresh or Corned Pigs'
Heads .......... M
3 qls. Sauer Kraut f
F
.p
t
Quartet—Drew his to Thee. G. Nevin ' dress.
7 :30 p. m. Evening prayer and ad? 'l‘hul‘em. 7:45 p. in; Themid-week'tor n. '11. Hirsh of New York will
prayer service . ism in Red Men‘s Hall. South Nor-
___. ‘walll. Sunday st 7:30 p. in. Topic-
.uihem—Fear Not Ye. 0 Israel.
._ ,. i Holiday. 7:45 p. in. Junior Guild. nol
Max lplcher. ' '
thaarssi tor entertainment to be given‘ Knight Street A. .\i. in church. nor.-
”halide—“Itch.“l G. Scetson Clark! in H0!“ Theatre. :1. A. McCoy. pastor ’No collection.
_ up" service. I Tuesday, 2 p. m. Sewing meeting} Sunday services: Regular morning
vme‘“m'”l“"' 13' 3"“ 7:45 p. m._. Business meeting of the preaching ll 9. in. Sunday uchool 12:-
“ee: : lwm‘u'ouud.
George 3‘ Nevin: Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Rehearsal of p. in. Program an follows:
mill—“G Alleluistic Sequence. “(Wimnt l 0.90“!“B chorus. choir. .
‘ 9- 3““: Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Girl's Frlelid- lnvocstion. Rev. 1. A. McCoy.
W '°t. ly glaciety. ‘ Scripture reading. Mrs. J. Burr.
~ «3" ““0““ J- 3 ”will Frlduy. 1:45 p. m. Choir rehearsal. . Solo. Miss it. Hall
M‘W "' 0- KW'P‘L The morning service on Sunday will: Reading, Miss 0. Price.
M’ m mm" °‘ min-sums- oi Themgiving. a. com- eoio, Mrs. a Glance.
30 p. in. Monthly sacred concert 3:30
.Qiuict—‘muw Is to
i3
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(‘3'
Vesper Hymn—0 That My
'T‘M" “w" I" mm flowed, vector. Senses-lulu amidsy. l
m mm” ““9”!” “*1 ms o'ia. 1101: W; sm'
”“7"“ "M?” P?“- ’ - ,s. in. at Psul's suns-y school; 10301
’a. 111.. lorningprayerand sermon; a.
PM. Miss J. Holt.
Recitation, Kiss 1.. Clarke.“
Bolo. mini G. Powell.
Paper, Mrs. Robert Wright.
w.
" _ . ,, . 1. it: .mmmnutcrsintm remuneration."
Watchman ”hm Now‘acaolalam‘wsioouos It Mari“ wosaiyoaienam ,
" ‘ . " . ....-...... PM them-Ilium. The churchzfll Jflgudgggightqto‘m
Mennonite“ lopeualdayeveryday. .
Mb;
.1 “I
A
, meet you is. Mouthful-guinea
The Birth of 3 National. All welcome.
illllilllll llllllli llflllll
Side Pork .......... 16¢ .................... 25¢
. . eellhn. , l .,
P .s .. It “no“ M an .l Corned Beef ....... 16¢ Home-made Sausage 18¢
writes. l have given Foley Cathal'
tic M.“ ‘ my, trial and con; . Corned Hams. ..... 1 , Fresh Tub Butter .. 35¢
rectum stste they are the bee tins-i Corned 39‘”an 12h¢ 501d. Medal .Butter - 40¢
.mvetl'~ever usod. Their action is! Fresh orCorned Hoclts Oleomargume. . . . . . .
littoral. nopaiu or grlpislg. and they} ..... 2 ..... p ....... .- . 14¢ ........ 18¢. 21 M, -. 25¢ .
clean the system in fine shape."8tout3 9 » . ~ "
....... m the to»... me no... CHARNOK S MARKE l‘.
”l"! W“ l“ ‘ ”9""- 39“ m“? Phone sun room Main street ,. Free Doliyery.
where " . . 1!.
_— ‘_ WV ' ---.
WINNIE
(Continued from First Pigs.)
O —-.
The monthly report oi the milk in-
spector was then heard, and from mud
Mm '
mums. .
warn union «King’s Dual- ... t I. M 0 report conditions .in would to . >
, . at 8:30. . plete a. report as possible of the Pit l Recitation, Mrs. an 11 .milh lion in Nor to? m “1'
. ." lab Climb will be given. Also the. 8010. 8. 1. Bell. “in" . , . w
VOW ‘l'h Thirteenth l: ' . i be generally good. n few changesI ‘
> - P _ “mm {rectu- will‘glvosome bsnsilciai deduc-t Reading. istss 1.. Middleton. h m m hm, m
m,“ the WM ’ WM”! tiou drum the canvass. l , Solo, 3. Hatch. the past month. and eve g is now
fl Bus’Ihsionary Union st Dwight I W, Hrs h m". in the best possible condition in this
’3'“ MM “fl"- . .st rants Church. nor. Louis a. solo, Mrs. Charles Price. “mm
csnm'nucs
Finn—O .M‘l 0t.
W..12.
monooooooopooooonou
. '. , , ' ’ v. m. at Andrew’s ails-ion Sunday' Color!” Perkins. 11'. a“
with mm Baptist ‘Chvrch— school. is: llaln street. Winnlpmlk: At night. mo p. in. there will be a mom “Mhnmfimfiumumpm .. ”MO- Ream-promotion
”.3- 9. Hartley. Willi—.011!!!“ 7:30 PL liming MN- song service; 8 p. m.. the poster will merit. to use the dty‘property on the Animator—Ma.
.. .. .wfii.” .I. fin!!!” 0' All sti'-:W<todhe services. or- m~m methane. "Howie Mails New ”Ed" gigs, on! since. sophist- pdee, ms
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MONDAY 15 RUG DAY
asao. ””1“”. WIN
Di
To make our Clearance Sale Complete
"A WEEK OF BARGAINS.
common... -
slim RUGS
filial—41.00. Value. [1.59.
. 271154—415. Value, “.65.
scum-41.39. hiatus. .l-fl.
36:72—51:00“. $1.10.
Rag Wipe-2’s. Villa, 39:.
lasso—400., Value, 390.
-- dross—esp. Value. use.
CREX RUGS
M Value, 09:.
’M .Vllue,‘01.19.
”1172—580. Vah1e.“l.49.
MW. Value, .6449.
"sin-“.00. »Value, ”I.
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27M Value, .32.”.
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