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3. fly Denomination cnpoctn uvon its gem Hopkins arm schooL B’uhjoct
ot- METHODIST sort-on by the pastor. h“ ngzd $912M?“ :fmrhh la: lTtht sre thsyr‘estures of an Moc-
3 First Methodist union-i church. is none. The Sunday sown session ‘ ' . "’ mm
o _. are especially invited to this moeiinl. .6: so it In. The Christian Endeavor
: ooutn Norwalk, wuusud o. Giilin, nun- tor the study or the Worst. eubioct I
oo hand-v The Golden Rule Circle Social wii moot in the Lee ro room.
: a” ”1 'mn“”°” “d D°'°"' will meet with Mrs John Pierce Win ’ l s ‘1.
’o’ 10:80 a. m. Preaching service. Ber- 8:30 p. m. The Junior [Allie set. at nuk m the ntternoon ' 7' 30 p. m Th. "0°" 0 “r“?
ifs nor: by Dr. a. F. Campbell or W- vice. Mrs. Greenwood, aunt. , 9 °' "mm“ by 0" ”fl" “”1 °
'9 h. N. Y 6:30 p m The Senior league prav- Thursday. Mid we“ new“ at 8 ’ preached. s“"’°“""‘“ "‘9 Judgment
“a“ I ' - er “fl“;e dander Mb.“ Harriet Rld- m. Subsct—iovers and Wise lion. mu, Musical pro‘rsm;
r».- 12 noon. Bible school is: sub).ct-I‘ollowing the .Ilence Morningutt‘oltl‘oil-OY’: 0": iPN‘Ef’Hmfif'mf , ‘ mule,
‘ 6: 30 p. ill. Young People's devotion- Prince. lPrelsl 0' ntins. I“!!! (Malay—Mai ur Dom!
a hour. I 7. so p. m. Evening sermon by the Quartet—‘bult ll I to ”see. _ '
'1' ""1 ‘01 m. v'fl'llitfll by Rev. William pastor and music by tho choir. ”7 “.1", lgewwl‘xy Rodney
*‘ ‘5'!” R" Wt «7 U.“ Wednesday 2 p. m. The weekly W. “wold P 0mm“ in C ""hw"
m‘ ' Alto Solo-o—Hedrvon is Iy item. 1' Announcements for the week:
‘ Services {Or the week will be as session of the Lndles' Aid Society.
BOWMN lfl- “6'1““ Attention is culled to ill in men's
nasal. Thursday, 7:45 p. m. The mid week circuitry—Gloria in Excelsis Mt ‘ i; h’ld '
a :3 Music for the Buy: prayer meeting with the pastor in W E. Chnnnler “312:2: mgyfichii‘t) 0Tb”; m”:
- ‘ ~ ._ char o. ' ' ‘ ' " "
””mmg "‘ ‘0'30' 8 _ Postlude—Noctume H- tlclwlil logo will up hold in the ruin avenue
Organ Prcludo—«Inrshotio. Gladstone “"1533 7-530 P- m. The ‘00“! meet Vesper service: __ P bvtérlhn church A cordial invi-
,r om" Offortoi'waoluntary. Batiste :‘K Tr lute Boy SCOUY-S- Mt 8051309. Prelude—Serena MOMKOWIH [anon h extended l9 (ii? men of In.
'H ‘ Mignon 80’0““ Eyre I'm“ A? can mas 9" 0dsrtory~TrsumcrL A. Jensen church to “ulna
Y ’ esry. ammon ' Anthem-One Swactly Solemn Tucsdn 715 m tn“- busin ss
'- . K ht Sir .tA. u. no : . J y' '. 9
"V ' .r 1 d “Esrugmm Fallon i Amd‘ovejtngior h‘mh‘ Rev Thought. P- ‘A- Schnecker. meeting of the ’t'triltlsn Endeavor So
.... “a PM u 0” 0 mm m D‘ ' J ‘ ' ' POHllude—l’flnr from ”mom." clciy will be held in the lecturr room
. 5 Smart. hundny services: 11 a. m., Morning R Wognel' 0’ the church
.er ' _ . ._ chi . 2: _ . .
h ‘ Evening at 7.30. 2:1“ 25¢th 380 ”1'11“?““83’ “Tr: At the Vesper service next Sunday. Wednogdny, 4: 30 p. m. Lenten ser-
‘rgan Prcltide-Sercnnde. Schubert [h h rl clulL he “116 R (Palm Sunday), the choir. augmented “a '“h "we“ in WWI” will give!
u. ' Organ nifcrtorymAndsnto. G. de Lille b "V "n d r.‘ wlingnt “Adz”; by violin, will render Shelley's beauti- meditations on gun“. chcn Words
my Merton—Selected. 0T0, cttlmetalll 1°“ w “l ‘il 3 tui cnnlntn~Denih and Life. prom the. cum," Music by Mrs.
"Elli Poltltidwuarch. Moore 1' [‘1' ‘P 0 "Wing program w I be , » ~4- Smith md Mr “'ilson
. l'i‘ntfl‘l‘t’tl: Sacred Concert: '
's-l. 'Ollr'lling selection—Choir Y ‘EPISCOPAL Thursday. 7:“) p m The prayer
5.3.... NW3“ .M E‘ Church. invocation—.7 q Bell . l Trinity Church. Rev. F- A- Coleman. service of the church will be conduct-l
TV» ‘mm' pro 1- 'qpr- n ,. 1d ' R .‘m 1 "‘3 “3"“ ed by the pastor in the lecture room of
H morningz— ‘ .1111; ”I; ”‘3“ " “" ““Wn' Parish Mission. April 914. Services. m, church
‘5? ' Prelude—Vision. nudoirnini. .wa'L'VZnLCSi'rM' “‘1’" S'unday s a. in. Holy communion. mm 4. ‘30 p m {mien “nice.
...... '“meifli‘nihmned 0“ ills“: Almlsh' ..pm;g_d“m R‘ Mme, Corporal» Communion of the Girls. with prayer and special music. 7: 30
"m .ty God. Lansing solo—YMrsA 1' “Dixon ' “EMU. p in. Those intending to units with
M Quartet—The ilord is My Shepherd. limiting-hire Askow Y 11 s. m. Morning praysr and son a“. church are coral-guy invited to
v o: > . 3' W' “sch“ " 8”;va Howard ' mim- . , sleet the pastor n the church.
to. -.' Quartet—Come to Our Hearts. ., in; "ling—«lira J White I 8: 30 p. m. The Sacrament of Bap The Womnns American Bapti't
.3. J C- ‘1“! 133,51,“ L‘Bamy " “8m . , Home Mission Society will hold its
“7' Minds—Processions‘i March. Pabst “gun";fifiré Dunn. , 7:30 i» m. Evening prayer with sari annual mootllig in the Memorial Barr
r ~. A. “all“ " lquh.’_w8; n. m“ ' man “Milli! Ior men- TM PM“! tint church or linpiord. Sessions will
5., ,_ minds-diamond MISDOI' ‘_ di ' hi ' Do in Mission begins with this service. The hegln m, 10‘“ m
,3" 5 W. E. Ashmali. . 3:: ":1"; (I; Powvcli‘. [key note sermon will be preached by _._ _
"i g v. . r, _
,m _ Quartetnij‘car Not, 0 lsrael. mm“ remarks—Sn t Au“ Arr-.htr 'thc Missioner who will take as his FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
PM“ . . llax Spickisr. “is: it fills and PM}; Fri.” k ‘did topic, Spiritual Discentment and Real- SCIENTIST.
or y 3"”. “0 Solo Selected d1;ton commltlee. "Y . First church otIChrist. Scientist. or
in. florist—Selected. 8 p 'm The mt" will ch on Monday. 4: 30 p. m. Evening prn'yer. West avenue—The Regular .. gun
Made—in D. s“ H. R. Shelley ' ’ ‘ l“ m .8 p. m. Mission service. dny gefllce ”of this church is new at It
mono-org .;
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' Vlidder, Ir. Edmund Trounson
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Jonas Prelude—Pm!" m "3“!“ duochool at noon. Confirmation lec
Gothiuus. WW“- tsre in the church at i n I- 3'9"
Ottertory —Serenats. losskowski 11' WI” and he. on “st. John.
Soprano Boququi“-u'lrgoemn His lanhood and Works. "I! 139‘
Orgsn Pots ode—— 00“ Weekdoy union service in in:
you-s rush. let-ts by nor. cs'
wold ll. Trinkidn. in low York It
cioi in tho assembly roo- attor oer»
visu. .
'lho navieos at St. We Church
are conducted in “no. unless oth-
orwho II“.
All urn-ans oi the my and vi-
cinity are invited to make this that!
church home. Every one b welcom-
d.
“ling I“ on me.
“vent Motion Church. Van Zuni
and llarvey streets. fist lorwalk.
nor. (Is-so I. heals. not...
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ltovhg oer-on, 10:00 a. I.
Sunday school, 11 noon.
5“ Loyd WM. 3:” p. I.
Loyal Workers meeting. 5:45 p, in.
Song service. $245 I In.
Evening men. ‘I b. u.
lid-woes wayer and Milton!
meeting, Thursday. 7:45 p. m.
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finale Mischa. All are cordially
invited to attend the service which
is to be conducted by the Monroe St.
R-cne Mission worker-s sLNsrsmske
Home. lunacy morning at 10 o'clock.
Also to the sorviq in the afternoon
Tuesday evening at 8 o'.ciock loot-I
alltulil‘ 35’
1’ ling of Hungarian Bible class. i church 0“ “his: evening at 8 o 'ckmk,
. lecture on the “Writings of St John.”
I ThursdnY. 7. is p m. lild weeg oor~
Jvioe tow Mott the lonelier! as tho Bible 0”" m— “mum” “‘9' "‘9
,school are especially invited. 8:30 p. lecture. The publip 1‘ made welcome
lm. Women's Bible class. ‘Y all "‘9 “”0”
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Ithzlfl‘emipyle :Iln'le’oic r a l 5““ NOW-lll 8‘9“" “Wm
' . Rev. 8. G. Hartley, pastor.-hiornins
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' “MM“ 7 30 p m It th .sorvicc 10:80 o. ..r’l’ho pastor will
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i Tuesday, 2:30 p. in. Meeting or a. Web on the osoioct “The City and
walketh not in Whnlsocvcr Circle or Kinnfi Daugh- the gamer.“ The sermon to the
tons with Mrs. so. John. :9 Foirdeid MW will be on 'Selno Secrets oi
counsel g a. avenue. this Nine"
Musical Props-urn
Prelude—h sons of Spring
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1 First Congregational church, Nor onortory Selection—«But the Lord
iwolk. Rev. not I KW. PbD.’ .is Imam-ohms Own
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N0! Nile“! 1' “i0 w morning service st 10'" will Poitinde—‘lsrcl .': ...... loyal-beer
preach"!!! by th- DIM! Isbiwt— 17 Ill. ‘rn‘o sund'syocsooi will meet
- “the Spirit oi ~roar-tuition." ,1. film . who no
service st l: 30. Subloct ”The Suiting odbinberd m”? sore con
1 Wednesday. s p. -. looting or. the
i Endeavor Circle with Mrs. Siloock I
High street.
Na stnndotn in be way
oi sinners.
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oi the would,
Summons ldidiy innited a smile on us.
wicked.
aundsy school or soon. Christian .. 12-. so. lb Baptist .nrotherhood
the theme—Spiritual Surgery.”
Weekly calendar:—
"i'csdcv “WW. Clo-s meetinl. Al-
so the Amusement Club is called to
meet at 7:30.
Friday night. Choir rehearsal at the
t-trcb st. 8 o‘clock.
We solicit all strangers and visi-
tors. Come with us and we will do
thee good. Boats free. 0001! music.
Tuesday, 8:15 i m. Holy Com- n.m.
munion 4:30 p. m. Evening prayer. 8-- 9.55.“, Apr“ PAre fin. Disease
1). In. Mission service. and pests nedtv‘
Wednesday. 8 I. 111- H0]! Commun- Sunday school at 9: 45 n in
ion. 4: so p.171. Evening mile? lb Wednesday evening testimqgl
sion service for children. 8. P lll- mooring at 8 o ".clock
Mission service. To both those servicei the public ’0
Thursday. 9: 30 s. in H01! Com- cos-tinny invited.
lmunion. i: so 17. m. Evening mflf- Arosding room is maintained at
8 _.p in. Mission service. 'tths same address open each week
Friday, 9: 30 a. m. Holy Commun- .1", holidays oxa‘fltu, trom I: is to
ion. diatom. Eveninnlllflorr's 1:30pm
[a m. Closing service for Mission.
'l‘nsnks'dving tor the linsion.
”newt Avenue lethodist Epimopsi
Q!” n. m. Fellowship meeting.
he “I (All. STORE,
.South Norwnlk, Conn.
Will Hold a
in. can Sale oi
. CONGREGATIONAL.
So. Norwsik Contentions] church
John ”piston. minister.
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'1' PW‘. LUTHERAN CHUBGH.
Public worship Coley morning at
luv. John 0; Met. lonel'.‘ tit;- rears union-so Church. cust-
to: 80 wnh sumo! by tho pastor.—
tandem "tn-Hm manor-omrmw
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othiohtbolsdonroomon lion-
roe street. If you wish to hear good
music also good singing and bright
testimonies don't fall to attend. All
lsre welcome. No collection taken.
lFreo will offering only.
DDYERNNENI WAAlS
RADYD DYNANYC lDNPiDD
«Would Giro $750,000 for Dcv'tse'
oi his his hood, k.
WASHINGTON April 7. The na-
tional preparedness program hill in
(‘ongross continues to excite consld’
crsbie interest on account of the enor-
mous onpensu proposed.
In addition to the new guns, the‘
hill provides for the expenditure oi
$750,000 to purchase the rights of tho
radiodynamic torpedo control devised
by John Hays Hammond. Jr. Ara-opt-
snte is conditioned, hovtrevcr. on the
report oi a Joint board at army and
navy oiiicers after, a test (or whicii‘
The report shows that tour of the
new 16-inch guns will be cmplnoed at
Cape Henry. Vin, two at liochsway
Beat-.h N l.. others at. San Francisco
The D. £4“ Read Clo.
Trunks and Bug-s
Remarkable Volvo in a Clearance
unnr’....n ..' '
the coring week.
M
Stem Wardrobe was $16.C0 now ‘10-”
Steamer Trunk $18 .90 6m$
Fiber Skirt Trunk was $40.75 63500
$29.50 600-00
tons 611-50
Canvas covered was 631.25 301-50
$27.50 $00.00
moo $13.00
$22.50 615-00
(infielder Trunk was ”.75 ”-00
large Wardrobe was $60.00 toss»
Russet Leather Cowhide Bags
$17.50 $12.59
$76.50 $71.50
616.50 612.50
80.75 6 5-00
$19.25 $10.00
$ 8.50 6 5.00
Coffee Percolntors
Madt front onc plain pitcc of aluminum a prattital
MZt‘ to hold nine cups of ira 'rant miter. lhis percolator
is seamless, has glass ton aluminum filler and strancr
and black clmnizcd hanrllc.
Special -. -- 83.50
Hair for gas rangc with t-ur'h. ’
Basement.
Women’ s Ribbed Underwear
medium weight cotton.‘
a‘tw. ‘
Vests, incomiortalilc style. Dutch neck and elbow .
\lt‘t‘WS.
ls)“ ncck, short sltcycs or sltevlcss.
Pants or lights. knee or ankle length. ,
so cos. . - 5
Union Suits, low ncck, sleeveless, knee or anklc
length.
$1.00.
Main floor.
Motor and Travel Robert
- Strictly all wool, fast colors.
Scotch Plaid designs with plain hack Soft grass “rldh
browns and greens, from 6s .50 to $5. 50
Mackinaw Plaids, warm and scrviccalilc for cold rides,
6+7; 65 so and $7 so
“Through and Throug " Plaids and plain all wool
robes with stitthcd or fringed rtigcs in rich blues,
browns. grays. grccns and black, $9.00 to $l3.50
land San Pedro, Cal. Long range 12—
lutb guns \sill go to New York, Boa
ton and either Portland. Oregon. or
San Francine.
1bo full estimates tor the insular;
ions I’ll? allowed by the com '
mince as were tlu War. Department's
figures for addition-l m lilo til'“"’""l
iincluding field gut: . . ...
committee inserted an appmpriotionl
[or 31.000.0W to provide souls and fix- .
lures for commercial plants to equip
them for the manufacture of govern
imcnt ammunition. it is provided. 9
[however that the prices paid for sin
:munition‘ or other material purchased
ishull not be more than 25 per ce et.n
:n oxmss of the government's actual
,or estimated cost of mutuiscturv.
Cliuirniun Slwrlty presented the
l .nlloulng txplanation oi the purposes
of scarout defenses in his report:
"it is the popular relief that our
fortifications are designed to protect
all the slinrcs oi continental United
States and the insular possossions
Yfrom invasion by a hostile force and
ithut they .lrc adequate only to tho
intent that they would prevent such
invasion. No greater misconception
of their function could be had The
[author of this rcpcrt is itunvlare of
any responsible military authority
over suggesting such it purpose. Cer-
tuinly the cost of such numerous for-
tiilc: alone to accomplish such a pur
posc nould be beyond tho pulse or
even this the richest 0! all nations.
Win—Rough this is known by all
“Ms 1:! the subject, criticism is
continuousTy aimed at our system or
fortifications because of the absurd
isrumptlon that they should accom-
plish the impossible; while many.
properly’bciieving that our iortitlca-
‘iorvn ore excellent but with the mist:
mistaken view as to their purpose,
fail to appreciate the need for other
means of defense. '
“The chief and-real purposes to be
scrvai by our [animations are
protcct trom' bombardment lame cen-
ters of population where the damage
that might otherwise be indicted
could not be thought from a military
point of view admissible; to protect.
from destruction establishments of
military value. such as na'vy yards.
costing stations. arsenals etc; to
deny to an enemy the use of tumor,
tent hirbore as-a base for ottensivei
spontions~ngsinst either our doctor.
lnnd forces; to preserve such harbors
as a base or refuge for our own heel.
sniper-it ittobeusedinitsmost
efficient way by seeking out and en-
aging the enemy; to aflord refuge
and protection to our snippim; audlo
o compel the enemy in order to
l
- whine military results of importance
to boson us an expedition involving
he tr'ansportntion of troops across
ditto pines nob . the
"logic value bl‘lrbyutlle planes tor:
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Special
Fine Imported Robes. SCUlt‘ll Plaid on Ullt gsltlt', plain
black, blue or green on the ru-rrsc. $2.5 00
lhird floor.
.Two Dainty Wash Fahridé.’
Novelty Silk Lawn. Mercedzed Batiste; on»
. _ puiall) iitlalilillllt for I'm» °
blur; pink, grccn, tun, and HUN guriitints pink. “‘1‘“
lit‘liOerl’K‘, and com 39 cis.
50 Cts. \luiil flow.
Uh? E. ill. lamb Giannini ti
They aim deemed sumcicntly strong
it they compel the t’ntmy to" land in
order to slice! lbtll’ capture."
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