'0.» 3.P.o.cta. .....
. C. Ines Munhnli.
’ .inaopicteves-uader to session of
w Fin...
1“
.‘osterthengss ............
“ls-Jinance'rribs. ..
eese
m?
fist Isthcdist lpiecopei Church.
at Norman—William G. Ola.
deters—10:30 a. In. Word and wor-
. 12:00 11. Bible school. 6:30 p m.
«.worth League. leader. C. l". Tris-
“ 7:30 p. m. Sermon. “How to
»“ m . with People."
m. 7:45. Class.leeting.
y. 7:45. Prayer Meeting.
Iriday'. 3:45. Junior League. Lend-
At 0:00 p. to.
. www.mmssl he!“ ore-
brief business meeting.
aw. Balsam”! ts. .- - l iai
In it 9. III emor
uwibe in hon!” ol the Nation‘s dead.
Into attbeF‘iret-l. E Chwch,
I‘ h‘otw'nlk Archibald man.
“out. and. director
Heminc at 10: 80
Prelude—Repose Benars'
Anthem—Hosanna in the Highen‘t’ ison
i
new; dining is. in...
.... .........................
Miss Elsie )1. Sterling
h M“ weseeEfiMe‘oe.3s.-wss.. - .
hsemtgxfgsss-es-ss-sss
Am eesseeoeeesssessnsecumee‘geeefee......s...
.IOINO'O'..III"OOseoe.eus ..... s.
Wuhtaua It. s
“Widen-1..
.Tllly. superintendent.
"Clan-t at ll o'clock.
121.
.0...
.................
”innocuous-ace
”attired-ambushed and In!
tsnouu oilse- Mend Disc poo-cl
less-sh.
4
Nor stnadcth in the way
of sinners.
Nor sittsth in the nest
oi the scornfui.
will be received into full membership.
Weekly niendsr-Tueedey night.
regular class meeting.
Thursday night there will be
odddress social,
ward Bennett
Friday night. choir rehearsst
All are welcome to our services. a
special invitation to strange-(s. Beau
free. [3001! music.
South Norwnlh Dome)
Church John Stapleton. minister.-
i'eeiie worship Sudny mug st
10:4; with. sermon by Ithe pnetor.
"the Eternal Balance." Evening ser-
vice. at 7:30. Mr. Stapieton wiil
preach. Sublect “Wu Days."
Bible scbeoi at 9:30 a. m.; Howard
Men's able
ll
given by Mrs. 34;
bender. Mr. Stapletozt.
Music for the day:
Morning.
' Prelude—Melody ........ Olbcrsleben
tlfiertory Solo— Rock or Ages
BernlcitI
:xi'ostlude-- reModerste “"3””; ..... ‘ .............
m Mm in C ----- W" “t” 8'3.83f.¥8733.§?38733 Kettern
. 5min. “ 1:” . mu EVOBlfl'.
MP Prilude‘ C‘V‘Un‘fl ''''' P2elude——Consolntion .......... Liszt
Anthem—As ”9” the “1 :Ulfertory Solo- .\'ow the Day Iii
........................ Meredith": 0", Marks
«gait Postiitde Allegro from Mussu
inHE-dnt idol
Methodist Episcopal
IElmore Barto. D. D.,
min ..
Goren—Chen
patch—Sunday morning at 0:30. s'
an. meeting will be held in class
No.1, to which all are invited.’
to: 30 the patlor' will preach on
Risen Lord and: His Disciples
h the See." Sundae school at the
”A hour, also. the Men's Ansell-
,Young pergile's service at 6: it)
do be led ‘by the Second Dopnrtntent.
i3i
8
3.88-
." Popular evening scales at
7:00 with brief semen on "How to
use; Love's 'Wny." Strangers Iways
“iconic.
lest
'._..__——-
Avenue" 'Methodist' Episcopal
”unwound Trounson. 10:30 a.
..‘lorning preaching service with
special music
i the choir.
.esion- for Bible study. Subject at
“on. “The Crippleat Units." 3: 30
."‘ gin. The Junieriseegue service. Mrs
‘ - mood, superintendent
6:30 p.
.. The Senior Dengue service.
.... lies Mildred lavejsy. Subject.
‘Ihpturing the Students of China.
1:” p. m. Evening sermon by the
”or Regular choir music
Ionday evening—mic weekly meet-w
h of the Camp Fire Girls. ‘-
Wednesday. 2 p. m.—'rhe 'reguhr
lowing session of the indies' Aid 8o-
‘ Thursday. 7: 4.59. m-Tlie mid-week
”or meeting with the pastor in
wanna '
m Street Ar 3‘. E.- Church—-
' - pastor n-Gnndsy
11 n. m.
byAaron'T. hrcherr
' we“
“in scopes. luv. Hartley. m moire- esld‘h. custom.
a. l’ontlude—«lnrch in A.
urtl Woman' a Bible Class
lead- ‘
.M scr‘arrea
'l'burndny. d7:5» »-—ideetlng of the
Tuesday. 3. 30 p
Tentpie Circle 07 C. iIJ.
Friday. 7: 30 p. tor—Meeting of the
Scouts.
Meeting of the
Wednesday. 3: 00 p. m » Meeting or
the Endeavor Circle with Mrs. S. W.
Kelley. Seaside Place. East Norwalk.
Woodward Avenue Department
Sunday school at 3. 80 p. m.
Brcoltnide Chapel
Sunday school at 3: 00 p. in.
On Tuesday evening or b": 00 a meet
ing at the Broukside Association will
ht "10 ’Stlduito 0‘ "be held at the chap1l.
First Gopgregntionsl Church—Rev.
Ernest .F. McGr-egor. Pb. it. tor.—
l Morning service at 10:30 with preach.
ing by the pastor. Subject: "A
'l’rophet's Way." The vcsper service
. (huh—Rev. s. P.- Fairbanks, pas-v
{rm-0: 30 a. m. Mowshtp meeting
has been discontinued and there will
be an evening service at 7:30. The
subject will be a stereopticon lecture
on “Springtime in Japan." A week
from this Sunday there will be a un
.03 servig in the Baptist church in
the evening. in commemoration or
memorial day. June 4th Judge John
HT' Light will speak at the evening
:crvice on “The Religion of Shakes-
peare.” June 11th. listead of the ev-
ning service. therewiil the especial
'esper service in connection with the
iillside School Commencement. 'st
.hlch the sacred drama ‘The Dream
." (the Biblical» story of Joseph)
'will be read by Mrerliclen Well. with
accompanying chorus from the Hill-
side SchooL
Sunday school at noon. The
Christian lindenyor Society meets at
:15. . to. “The Blessings of
Pom " Mike Blush James.
WM— e Red Green Work-
.... wt‘l meet to the nrlsh hose.
'londny. lay - ss—m opera
"Patience" will be given in the fie-
ylgent.
Thursdays-The. mid-week service
.8
o l
IAnthem—Oloris in haeelsis in ii-iiat
ll 73. man.
who wnlheth not in
'1
the counsel of the'
wided.
l
l
l
l
l
.sen'ice l0: :0 n. In
~~Pan||il l: l l
Lesson. Psalm-
_ W. Ninimo; recitntlon. Master Robert
19 Sol-pilot
i-ug-s:
“0““.
tenant-mas” as:
3W
.. 10s
Isl be:
is“. ,.
Jelly 2* ......“
3 'kbfi-mw-mflt
thstJetOflShedPsl‘Iu 8“ 2mm....ueese
I‘M” ......... * 1~u¢m'*
2MW-«u-““ crlmeaeh .......... is
tendoltasadsiceuhisdtde Imwwu.m&
.—. A1; I
ene- undue Lnudrym'lth em Trading sense
9 EWFMWMYmleaP.
LsedtvSese 25c
«museum m m we.
lite tiresi P 8: l’. Ten (10.
124 wasnmo'x‘oa 51'. SOUTH NOBWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
l M ,5 . - , _ __‘ _ - l
trequr>ledt .s‘ 5 Wesley p to. ctenlng sermon. '
Quartet tl Lord My God. liesr Thursday. 7'.“ p in. midweek
illuu . it t. Kltln' pruyri and tummy meeting. -
..-.:~opr«iu Solo ly itesieemer and i
.111 1.1111 ~ - U Bu“- The (burcb ct m "Ilitlpillg Hand.
\Iliht'iil \iagnlticat in [Hist 50 Water street South Norwalh. _
........... P. A. Schenecker'puurl 0." ugfim l! Osborn
i‘ostlude i-‘esmsl March in l- . cone. has flavour-Deniers cool I.
........................ 8.1" “(’8‘ I” m ' 0cm “W Thins
Evening, st 7: 80. day all My. Sun-Jay Prayer
l‘relude. let 7: 25) a Gloria in Ex» m .1 9;”; Preaching Service.
crisis. or. 50. No. 3. (Holden). ii a. IL. Sunday wool.
b. Benedictus. op 53 No 9 3 p. m; 'hlvabl' at 8 D- .-
‘hiss ltetter All "9 ..Me .1 that services.
l
m k. 0
.................. P. A Sonnet-keg. m Ct.- . , ii UC-
(Mertory- i'a ntornie op 2".
ihthelsvrvusrmses allies!
................... A Guiintapt c. M t ‘
1Pustlude-1‘occn1n op 59. No. 5 ‘ .Y . ilnélu‘ Ill l
................ 'hian Roger. Thursday-ll “.mn
‘idns liegerdted lay ll. 1s1'- 0003!“ l
forekn- .ot 6:30.
Rev it. 0. Hartley. pastor—lowing
Sermon by the. First Church of Grist. Scientist 87
likening service 7 30 p m Wat avenue-fie regular my
{servi-d this church h held at it
mm". 1 Sublect lay :1 411111 and only
'i'ielude- Nomination. A. Nevin; Wednesday undu- 3m,
ttitlertsr-y- (lessons in 3'. liner meeting at 3 out.
..‘Isi Its-smelt tweets thesessrvlcssxfipisho
pistol.
demon by the pastor.
{ Muslmi program:
l Oilertory solo. lies litter. is solidly hvited
‘l‘ostludewrnnd Choeur in D . ms: 9: “ I- I , .‘
. ....................... .I. u. Loud A .g rests is colonised st
. Inning. the same address. open endi
Prelude—numerals ..... LDvorak‘ dsy. kdideye seessted. fee- 3;“ to
Odertory—ln Der Klrche up. I.
...................... ii- \Oil W‘il-
.osenory m liss 'iiiiler. _. i «new or a assess} "
Pcstlude .................. sonnet __~_.. _ ,
Sunday school it: 00 n. hptist‘
Brotherhood 12:20 9.11:. an the run “"3"“ ‘3“ '3'" ' “'5" “‘
of the Brotherhood and their friends 0" 0|"! ”9-" ' "
late invited to this service Christin. .When you get up in the mansion
rzlnsssvor 8.17”" 12:: run “I‘ll; and turn as the water tor your ism
senary mee ng (‘7' II. I”
icy; whim. “iiew lissionn Are ’°' ”Lu ”#1“; 2"“ "- :0“
inches. ms "
Blessing the World"
Announcements tor the siesta-‘1'. _
The Every has_ met centuries deters
Monday. 7: to p m
Member Gear ss conunittee is re. . is. and _ ld-
quested to sleep! at the home oi ”luau“ ‘hl'gl: oi tin. (Oil _
Charles Cole. No.16 Putnam avenue.
no reports .1. expected l .dt‘nesded ovum J
Thursday. 7: i5 p In The prayer.“ hetero it took its pissing m.
an! praise service led by the pester. intion u a bathtub
"”3 “‘3“ KW °‘ roman-ew- The water in which months has
"" be 111. ”m" '“m'°,‘;,u:w 33:; probably been treated with sulphate ot
prayer service. ' Icon“ to clear ll of nuns. The towel
-—'v— with which you dry yourself has met
Grace Baptist church Jam mn-rlwphlflc sold More yos bought 11.
cert at Grace Baptist church, Sullihy ‘54 ‘50 monster possibly found it
necessary to use some in the prepara
.tion ol your swap.
‘ The Dilation 05' your “irbrush have
been treated with it. The hash of
. . ~ . you: hairbrmit well as your comb.”
Dunn. recitation. lies Ruth Payne. if both'be oi ulold could not be
solo. Miss Olevs Drown: reading. Mrs produced without it our "'0, he-
L Clark: reading. .‘drn Ruth Ashenhwre it‘resched its ”we," Mali 9..
solo. lies Vera Wilson; recitation. tate has very likely been pickled in
Hrs. William Taylor; recitation, Miss “my“ acid after it w" annealed.
llutit Hines: paper. Mrs Howata'i‘. l An ,0“ put on your “mom“, gays
lpiano solo, lies Ii. Nelson; recitation. . M“. in Commerce and Finance.
lies Nannie Burke. recitntioxt. Miuetm-ns’ recoil that the 510nm: and
Lila Clark; solo, Mrs. Turner Bill!” the dyer used sulphuric acid on the
11-1 nation miss llebeccn Hall: duet, ..thresd before it was knit or woven
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Nannie _Morris;.or upon the fabric afterward.
recitation. Joseph Harris:reading.1 As you button up you enter (If-
Mrs. George Ohatmnn: comet solo; "merits you may be. reminded also that
i business meeting will
uitelnoon. st 3: 30 p m.. as follows:
Singing. by the choir: scripture read
ing, John Harold: invocation, 3nmes
ton; committee on program, In. ingtbs. wool. is making the dye and in
James D Nimmo and Samuel Kearney. 1830 pm of Mind “I. m l
l The button mshsr- needed some be-
fore you buttons were commute Th9
tanner needed some in_ testing the
"leather for par shoes. and it is also
used to produce shes polish. The cush-
ion upon which you may rest your
pious use: in your devotions has met
sulphutf acid lit-one. way or scanner
aicve than once befrc it reached its
present dignity.
artisans: your cup and saucer
may have come into being without the
aid of sulphuric acid. hut snip provid-
ed they are plain white without decor-
ative gilt. To produce the .eenntitu-
cuts of scan regis. when dissolved
the gold. Sulphuric acid is need. 'be
silver or which your spoon. knife and
‘ ierh nrsJandpmayenms your soul-
chfin cm 0580!! MY.” phurlc acid works which like first
last Norwalk, Rev. Tniinfe'i'lb 1r.- tmrned the ore.
Dasha. D. 0.. moon—Fourth Sundays um 15., ‘3'“ .mu
er and oer-on on “The Kilian oi
Blue." At 10:30 Sundeyochool at “"3 farmer *3?” '
noon. Ming prayer and
. St Paul’s Parish—Rev. Louis B.
lHoweli. rector. -—i'-‘ourtb Sunday after
l‘Easter. ——7: 30 a. in. Holy Commun-
'10 n 9: 15 a. or. St Paul‘s Sunday
sch/l; 10:30 a '..m Holy Communion
and sermon; 3 p. In. St. Andrew‘s
‘undsy school. 353 Main street; 7:80
p. m. Evening Prayer. with admission
of new members oi the Girls' Friend-
ly Society.
All persons are invited to the ser-
vices at St Peel’s church. which are
not only for members of the perish.
but for my who choose to come to
them. An especial invitation is given
to strangers and visitors in town. V."
scholars are welcome at either/Bun-
day school at any time.
The church in open all day every
“50:1“ private prayer. rest and meal
in
:nln". it 7}“. The public is-sprn;
autism . , .... . “mm”
«amount-tissue;
these pieces are played L1 honor Ad‘l. . ’. . r 03-
bis memory. In .
south win—171.11»... 1Ii1m1.-.m" cum or WT ' we Evapefo H‘e‘t 10 C”
‘ W” I 7. 3 Temple 0‘ Allah." Quickly removes grease and Ridgway's Coaching days,
Agreesbly “341”"! i“ the paint spam stainc 131-. 1-1.3, imitation Dresden with pink
room, and it disturbs utosqui- from all clothing. flowers
l toes and other pests. Blue Landscape, historic
; 25 cis. ’5 C3" scenes. . ‘.
All Sizes,
Mr. Roy Wilson: remarks. w. 1: ms. sulphide said was needed in scout-i
'”*M“§m¢ ReversetOnecftheairc
Managua» Massimiliano thirty-
saics 1-1111 . Wm
...I-rnemmm.a._'_mm$'m WM . -
I .‘
..
”MM—.-.» - -——«———-—_‘—-——~—-—"
The D. M. Read Co
Wran-
-n‘. .
1.! r ,, ,,
Housekeeping Apparel Nutscs’ Uniforms
will D!“ of neat wreak iur _ Broken assortment of but) "11.1 utrtfin
mono“ work in the kit. but lies} to sit); “”3" ‘3 changed lmcc“
on when my “Isllk‘n to picilart- ln'tultlss'. at“ $00 10:“
etc 350 Sass
in a hurry.
Moms. mind eludes in mne-
iixtra good t'aittcior by.
Children’s Dresses
Tilt!“ “ditto-«shirt liclltul lilmiw and lap
has.
In dainty white lawn mill trimming: oi
lllilt'ul' [rink tt-ri prciit d
Two plea-s. skin aml lilUUbi‘v 31-50- Plaid Gingham; {or age” 6 w '4’ “me
$150 _ Owe.
Bungalow Aprons, gem-routs sizes to 1'0\'— Ginghams trimmed “81h embroidery.
or a lllt"¢ truck, or to wear instead of a (rock. “'3’" 5' 75 has.
New sl)lt‘§. Mood “00’.
l r Colored Dress Linens
()id blur. old rose tau brown. chant-
pagne, for cuttings. or to use for KP
arate Sklfls nntl dresus. \\ etc 35 its, '
for 75 cts. '
1 Stilt Gudles '
l-latk nmi tolons more $1.111) {or 79 etc.
Stripul Balms: we-rc $1 50 for $1 39
huede Belts. were sorts, 39C“. H
Black Moire Bags
uith (lainii colored linmg~ having purse
and mine: or insidt potlui
95 ctn. special.
Short Lengths
of Dress Linens. no per cent. to. while
the) last.
i \Iain iloor.
Toilet Section. Toilet Section. , Basement. 4
‘
Uhr 3. fl. flesh Clemency;
l - -t ..--.M. .__.__.,.._,..,
.hlstory ibegan. Commissioner Woods was Thom “a gram Counsd Ion.
3 it you Hi have“, uh- vlthloslisd to the stand in the open iii-lento declared theflenncnr some
lsyrup theeyrupaeedsd it and as ice- wry. ntter wltnesses had testified 1,0 1). a iogtttxnsteuek
m mild-l Item. If you set as ur— that William 3. Burns ot the Burns 3.1.11... is m
ly none to and It you "mid be dri- detective agency. and his son. 8t1sr-| wssmuo-rox my se—nepveseo-
MM low““li'flem for man. had engaged a room edioininn tetlveboltoiNewYorkbnsintrcdue-
this Product. it ienesded in the I'edn- the Seymour clean and caused the ed p. resolution for lnvcetisaiiou by,
ing or kerosene sud newline" at u of tot-sneak devices. it . m mitten of eve sis-urn.
for {911: "“er "gig Wt to 'you 'alrend! had been announced by the st tapping or wires in New vote if:
b! on or else lly lhrou'lh c9D district attorney that the Burns de- cm 511mm}... i
new when "mm in tectivs were ens-sea by the on or __—-——-4———- ""
“I?!” 'Nifll cores!" mm 1. P. lornnn S Go. from whose of- ADVERTISEMENTS DECORATE
would the copper industry be without see. not been plums elicini mu- case or «new HAVEN"
the electrolytic process of Malling.” from the French government‘ ~-—— 1
"which requires enormous quantities Oi‘relstlves to munitions supplies. lt Railroad Lets Contract for “Ads" in
sulphuric acid it would be pars- iwas alleged this information was sold Trains and Stations.
1"“ lto munitions manuincturers to en- '"'
We have heard of the emhlrnn'iable them to make satisfactory bide. , The New Hm“ "M m we it
ment of industry by the incl at GerU m police commissioner admitted contract with the George W. Issuing
man dyes. but this is a mere badatelie that m m dstectlves had “when (‘0. of New York by which the noon"
competed with the units! breaker in cooperation with the police in the ting 0.0 will place sdvertisunents in
that would follow a dumb of sulphur case and that he had given the neces-lail the stations of the m
In scid We can neither so to we? snry permission to "listen in" on the most oi the railroad cars.
and haveemekeless powder, nor canJ telephone I Advertising boards have been pinc-
we live in peace without it. Where- lr. Woods devoted most of his ed already in many of the inner 583‘
ever you go in civilisation you cannot time to detailing the methods used by. -tions “‘1 “31.11.1111, they '“l he in
.gotcutof its path line pouoe in tapping wires and the .11 Many advertisements hare ai-
You may never see it. you my not neceeity tor than notice Comm ready appeared.
know its qualities and its very remark ot 11111.net that the committee has The, .New Haven system 1. dividgt
able chemical personstity.and you had the power to propose legislation nx- ‘mo Wee advertising .seoes. much
better not touch it but almost invarin- nlnst the practice. the commissioner mg ‘0 the terms of the mm“ A!
My it '3" been around More M said "' Iadvertiner must contract for the use
All of this will explain but a frnc- "Legislation pmmniting wire “9an of 10 boards at ieest. The zones “1.
lieu of the all pervasive ssefninsot of' in m work is ”gum”, in “mum i k N H N" H
sulphuric acid in the arts of what we of law breakers It would dun-0y 0901‘ 9' or ‘0 ew "n’ or
11.11 civilisetion. And its use is con inl wen-‘ 3““ P"“‘“*““‘ “M ”New «1.
of thc pollen; most potent ._ ,
1 stnntiy mm Ihll with the devel- 903011. r"including br'znch lines;n 13;);
ll n V9 semen W I”!
cpment of ehefiicnl ind my a d the Womr Woods made an ear- cars dstiy. along the N" mm "a“:
Science of agriculture. .
1 ‘ nest plea in favor of the continuance Only five of the best train! nre- est-
empt. "
..1 - lei the practice and said that althousb
m I", W "m opium” ' I ”we. 1-: r. Lyon publicity representativi
‘ ’ ‘ of the New Haven, we" today the
was abused and in eupptu-t of his ar-
nnisrreeta dint wine tapping 11.11 amount of money to the road, and that:
moade possible. The (3ch gang of the cash will be used (or the pun":
linter-national “wire toppers." he said. chase of equipment and other int--
were trapped by their own game and movements
he declared that 'Hans Schmidt nndi
the murders ct hornet Bail wml
caught through the aid of the “1.91.... manna their I” .
13““ cousins-nihilism son?
was 3mm Attorney it'ssevaen When theaters of ”1... on .ht an icy stair . ..
1111.11.11 mm a statement. declar- “in“- In Vie" len'e sess- move a whack. :91 '-
in: asymmonduescm’wfih' “'9 Wm!“ .Whydn'ttkwypdtheihudswfth a1.
m m. n m. time "was; position of Germany’s ....
NWO at'e‘enevniestobecharacteriaed?" [m M)‘MM¢’ ’ .
"it! administi fine hm Gem Duo!“ Ill-add “SUI-"Id mu u ‘M
11,wtdfiest-srsidonfliefinrfishustcomwm“.“my... ..= ‘Q-
trf‘ l l-W‘Mflh 0W SII-l'thm-[fl’lm x"
Acmemmemo Mum-"......“ ..
twuh‘cugbt—onolsIa-oytstasmwvovs-
numbness». anus-geese _. .
M
wot-311mg" one sol- 'rms mu. manna-r tam
discs-dowe' . mmmw Ier
WW -ehildlu.ne-hhreiiet_iorfem
WNW 3..meng
elcrcscitisePepecarhsrebv mmflmesr._
.Hei-sickaodeeaesissa #fiw“ maroon
-' mush-si- ass-mam intents no
times had been tapped. no harm had'
resulted never
B. said the "Mine contract the New Haven has with
Igument cited more than thirty sensa- the Roebiing Co. will bring a ms:
(Continued Fret» First Page")
Thompson asserted the United
"States was in no weyinvolved. He
was- supported in this contention by
Dintrict.Attorney ”nun The mys
tea was deepened last night when
PLAN ”unmarried raw "i
»\.
1319'.
Norwalk Chronicler