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“amounts and lhose without a church
by the pastor; 12:30 Sunday school
conducted by Aura 1‘. Arfior.
superintendent. All Irho wish to
ion our growing school please be
present on time that you may be as
signed to the roster class; 3:80 p. at
The monthly sacred concert will 5';
given In. Hoard C. Bennett will ha
in charge. Program» Opeaing 8“,.
Choir: Prayer, Deacon J. D. Taylor;
lacripturo Reading. A. ‘l‘. Archer;
1 Reading, Mrs. Wm. Tatum: Solo, Mrs
deeal Middleton: Recitation, Min
lKearney; Recitation, Martin Davis
,‘Resding. Mrs. John Cook: ‘Solo. Hrs.
Mary Puller; Recitation, Ethel Fowl
er: Reading, Mrs. w. M. Taylor;
. Recitatioi. Edwiuia insular; Solo.
jMiss Rebecca Hail; Recitation. Rob
crt Dunn; Reading. Mrs. J. R. Rut
ldolph; Solo. Mrs. David (‘hant-c; Ho 1
,marks. 5. .i Bell. l
' At it p. in, the pastor will preach in
supctial sermon to the Spanish
American and tho G. A. ll. veterans.
We extend a cordial invitation to
Good music. 'Seats irec.
l Weekly calendar:
‘ Tuesday night, regular class meet-
ing. .
l Wednesday night
'Club will practice.
_l i‘riday'hight choir practice.
l Just 28 more days before the annual
conference, please pay your claims.
home.
the Monument
3 South Norwaik Congregational
t1ltutch——~John Stapieton, minister.--
lPublic Worship Sunday morning at
10:15. )icmorial Sunday will be ob
inerved in this church by emphasis
' ti '1 of the war suilercrs
wicked. “’9‘“ "' "’d
' ing will be devoted to a description oi
those needs and a special collectiont
, will be taken (or the object presented.
"l‘hc church tsill be appropriately dec-
Nor standeth in the vsy
[in Europe. 'i’hc'scrmon oi the mount.
of sinners. .
Nor sittath is tho'soat
of tho scornful.
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.—-!0:80' a. m., Worhhip and service “no Dreamer," a drsmatic‘
;g:oon:'lg:bh school; 6:30} horwslh Ii. agnurch:
. wo gue; 7:30 p. m.. a».
tin service with special visit- Prelude~-Pligrtms C rus trons
Sermon sub t, . ’i‘snnhsruser .......... it. Wagner
3.. Common ”gift. The 0”“ t“ , Quartet-cod is Our neruge and
bei Strength ......... (‘hat’les R. Ford
Mwill’bo g; “1‘53"“ 9“ u” Quartet—mt. Sabbath or the scat
mdsy. . BohnvSohnechsr
“5 P- m PM" Wt: Postltlder—llarialidits on The Son
of God Goes Forth to Ear
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”day, 8:15 p. m.. Junior Hague.
p. In. Boy Scouts. .
El fluic at First hi. E, Church. South
lib—Sunday. May 28.-—-Memorisl East Avenue Methodist Episcopal?
y.——Archibsld Merriam, Orgsn- Church—Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, pas-‘
fl, and Diplomat; ‘ 10 30 Higginwhadnmrd—Feiiowship meeting.‘
‘t’: em "I a : . . rr. un Trounson. 10:30
‘ ‘Ouan Prelude—~Pastornlc ..... Welyl a. m. The monthly Communion Scr-‘
Mam—M uo Shall Ascend? ! Vice Will be held this Sunday momins'
........................ Seilars; instead or the usual time next week
_i~tory Duet—Come, Ye Discon- ;bccause the Visiting Salvation Army
.. .JWN ...... ..... larmani people will have charge at the ser-1
fina Postlude~AIlcgro (luriitt vice next Sunday morning. In con-‘
.. Evening at 7:30. ,ncction with the communion servlcc'
' also Prelude—Triumphs] ‘March ;thcre will be noocption of members
... Containnd appropriate music. 12 m. The!
Mcm~0ur land with Mercies Sunday school scsrion tor Bible study;
‘ Drowned ................. Lermsné At the clone of the session the Sun“
Wtory—Tenting on the Old Camp iday school board will have n shorty
Ground ................. Kittredgoittteeting. 3:30 p. In. The. Junior|
iUndue—Allegretto ........ Sleeve: tongue service. 6:30 p. m. The Sen-t
- y, ‘ jior [league service. Subject “The"
Thursday—The mid-week serviccl milling :1 M89 “3:917; hangar-l
» 'Ill be devoted to the cause of the . 88 I ys IC - 2- D. m. e.
. ‘ .lvatioa Army. C.pt.ln Lawrence" Rev. G. P. Arms. an old iriend oi the;
#1.“! ”a“ and will exhibit stere- pautor‘s and a missionary oi the;
7w: and moving pictures of 831-.
a
Cress for twenty-fivc years in South
ration Army work around the world. America will be present and weak.“
Friday—Cake sale at Glendening's Special music by the choir. ;
in store under the auspices of the MOM” evening—Jilin ceremonial
" Gristisn Endeavor. meeting of the Camp 'Fire Girls ‘11.
, June 4th, Judge John Ii. Light will the home of Mrs. A. S. Carpenter.
', .nk st the‘cVening service on "The Wednesday, 2 p. m. The weekly;
‘7 on at Shakespeare." ‘ ' session of the Ladies” .tid Society ,
‘fle ‘i‘lih there will be a special “’cdnesday, 8 p. inwAn entertsin-
tr service in the First Shnrch,
jthat evening.
‘ lot of the church, will sing in the sor-
lOii‘ertory Solo—Open Mine Eyes
mcnt will be given in the Sunday;
i
oratod as (or a patriotic Sunday. .
On Sunday evening the church will ,
attend service at the South Norwalh
Baptist Church in honor oi tho pastorl
of that church. the Rev. R. 0.‘Hart~
Icy who pmches his farewell sor“ '
Mrs. Smith. the solo-
vit-r at 7:30.
The final meeting ot the Men's
Class will be held at i2 o'clock. Mr.
Stapleton will give an address "Tho
Hymn-Book oi the Jewish Church."
Final announcement will be given at
this meeting of the men‘s banquet to
be held tllonday evening.
The Bible School will meet at 9:30.
Howard Tilly. superintendent.
Music for the day:
Morning.
Prelude—Pastoralo ...... Schnecker
..... Bailey
Postiudc—«March in A.... 'Macii‘arren
The Century Banquet of the Men's
Class at the Mahacitemo Hotel on
Monday evening at 7:00 o'clock
Charge 01.00 per plate.
Program or the evening—At 9:00
o'clock in charge of the Blue Century
Entertainment Committee.
Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.
mcetlng at the church.
Thursday, 7:45 p. in. Meeting of the
Woman’s Bible Class.
Friday. 8:00 p. in. Meeting oi the
Church Council at the parsonage.
Friday, 7:30 p. in. Meeting of the
Boy Scouts.
The \t’hatsocver Circle will hold a
Silver Ton with sale of ice cream.
cake and aprons in the basement ot
the church on Friday afternoon, June
2nd.
Woodward Avenue Department.
Sunday school at 3:00 p. m.
Brooksldc Chapel.
Sunday school at 3:00 p. in.
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First Congregational Church.—
Morning service at 10:30 with preach-
ing by the pastor. Subject: “Chris-
tian loyalty." The evening service
will be a union memorial service at
the Baptist church.
There will be a meeting of the
church council'stter the morning ser-
vice. ’
holiday
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The Read House
is ready for the prospective
vtith
needful in wearing apparel
and accessories.
your last, hurried require
ments if you have not time
Gsoo all departments.
For Wind and Sunburn
Bermudian Cold Cream, 25
and so cta. .
. .Hepner's Massdge Cream,
Oriental Cream, really a
liquid powder, Sign. .
Hind'a Honey 'l‘d Almond.
9 and 79 éts. e
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everything
Triphone
David “.3“. Founder of the' Road House, were he
here today, would say to the new citizen» of Bridgeport.
"ll elcomc l"
-lltcrc is a location favored by nature, seashore on one
border. fatr grcctt hills on the
inns. accept your good fortunes and live your lives in all
fair play.
Large Rugs
VeivctyIAxministcr 9 x 12.
. in good coloringsksoftly blended browns, tans and
oltt'cs wrth torcst grccu. Just the patterns and colors for
ltttng rooms, libraries and dining rooms,
818.7 5.
That is the prit‘c of thehe Rugs today or while they
are here. It would not be possible to buy them now and
sell them at $t8.75. We doubt if it ever will be paisible
again to offer such values.
The conditions of‘thc' rug market daily become more
complicated. The Road House shares profits tvitii its pa-
"as l
Several interesting and (drcign lookingr cases in the
receiving toom’sdomed with conventional
mums in red paint- and labeled “The D. M. Read Com-
pany, Bridgeport, U. S. A." And they contain Kimonos.
Cotton Crcpc Kimonos, all hand embroidered, old
oidbl ,lsvendcr, light blue, pink and rose color, adorned
{U. is. Flags;
Silk Flagapro to 90 cts.
While thcy last those good Avntinstcrs are $18.75.
Third floor.
imona’s'ftom Japan”
Bo tor Bridgeport
otht-r. Build your dwell-
women's blouses.
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Satin Stripe Wash Silks,
stripe in beautiful colorings,
gant of all washable silks.
for any occ35ion.
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79 C“-
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81.29. . t 5
Fownes
“Filosette”
A new white wash glove
Chrysanthe—
Wl‘hh" tuft“? and posies. Ii“; 9. I' 1:. ,t 0! unusual quality and tin-
os ar ‘ :- 'l‘l‘ ' . ' .
, 1'.” '5 u . I . l l rsh. It has the appearance
-------—-- ”'89‘ my mm" of a soft 50 d d th‘ fit
. . e e an
“immanent - Second floor. . _ °
, is excellent. l
$1.,
The name of Fowncs is
sufficient to assure its high
In Covemment Standard Bunting. all wool and fast quality.
colors, tn such dimensions as are practical for house use. 'All sizes. v ~
2 x 3 ft. “-00 3m with heavy sillé
to 6 x 10ft. “.oo stitching on backs.
Muslin Flags on sticks, '30. so, 60 cts. a dos. ; ' 7g era, with lighter .
‘ . , ' stitching. A ' ‘V,
G. A. R. size. 45 m.‘ 'IYIW [ft f." ,
Ensigns and Pennants. Third floor. Main floor.
l
Be for Bridgeport
We are very proud of Bridgeport’s spectacular growth.
W's expect tobc proud of a continued great city, of
neat
a
clean streets. beautiful and substantial buildings,
dwellings and citiz’éns who have unselfishly the w'cfarc of
the v'vholc city at heart.
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Motor Luncheon Kits,
Thermos Bottles and Car-
riers, with many other con-s
\cnit-nces for picnic lunch
eons. ' l
Sunshine Biscuits, pound
box of dainties, 35 cts. ,’
Distinctive Wash Silks
Yard wide and most attractive for men‘s shirts and
“A": ~-
3 very lustrous, handsome
89 cts.
Satin Stripe Crepe dc Chine, most exclusive and claw
Men like it as the perfection
of cool elegance Women like it, as it is beautiful enough
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Over Sunday
Candy 1 ;
The ‘Treasuro Chat" 1
will make a delightful gift. 'l
One pound of assorted choco- l.
lates and .bonbons, . i
so cts. l
A delicious Chocolate Mix-
ture, assorted flavors, l
40 eta. ‘ i
V Very special. 'A Cherry
Cocosnut Caramel. chocolato‘ _ i
covered, ‘ i i
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. 29 etc.
Walking Sticks
,Fine malacca. bamboo, and
partridge wood, all sterling
silver mountings.
Quite the latest, the most
correct styles,
Sam to 86.00.
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Men’s Wear Section, main floor.
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