It's easier to demand good clothes today than it is to
PETTIJOHNS. 2 pkgs.
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; ROLLED ours, 3 in ........................... 10¢
YELLOW ODRN HEAL, 3 1b.. .................... 5¢
romi comma; a u. ........................... 10¢
CHOCOLATE ALMOND BARS, 3 [or ............ 10¢
, r. s. FARINA, pkg. ............................... u-
; FLAKED rrsn. 3 pm. ......................... '. ' 10¢
, SHREDDED WHEAT. pkg. ...................... 12¢
nnncnnnr BACON. large size .................. 32¢
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X 124 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
8: P. Tea Co.
1 Free Delivery.
ArieYou—a Moose? if
mutant“
.r nun—mur- M .W... c»... A.
Not, Why Not};
South Norwalk Lodge Invites You now '
Open Charter Closes July 1, 1916
loose lclbership Over 600.000. :Proteei Yourseli. Year We and Children
Cii_llil_ilt8
Continued From Bocond Pas;
Methodist I-insmpul
Elmore linrio, I). I)..
Etrllt'es do lotions
f§orwalk
i'hurt'll —-t‘ha.~
';.a.~tor.»~ Sunday
get them. It pays to know WHAT you want and ‘ilil-‘L meeting at 9330 u in. in room
\‘o. I. Morning wonhip with sermon
f WHERE to find it. More than ever, men are walking in 'to the pastor. This will be the eh...
i I trg ht‘ililt)” in the St‘rle‘e‘ on the “it
i and asking for Benjamin clothes. ' . some to tin ltesurrct-tlun Thcuit-
‘ 'The Farewell and the ('tllllnllhaltlrl‘
t ‘n'undizy school and the Men's ASsem
i ‘ . ' t’ily at the noon hour. twelve to out
i an e e‘ o‘tlot-k. I-thi'orth Iwague meeting at
l O . 56:40 to 7:3" p. Ill. Topic. "Thlz‘ uiin
' _ ‘istry of good cheer." Leader. Mr...
i A splendid line of Young Men‘: Suits. pinch back coats pre- . 31.1.1.1.“ \‘Kiilnlilt‘ 'lo'illi’llIlitbtiuatlme\aif}.l(l,:flnulzt
* i . . . itr l‘ninn Memorial Selllt't‘ at the
3 uor‘rtnattng» at """" ' ' ' """"""""""" $15.00 . Iiiilrllhl (‘hurch on the Green.
‘ prerentntion of the Biblical ntozy tll
* 7"" q Joseph. “ill be read by Mrs. liele‘i
"'- " . , wt to l n 'in chorus iroin
Knox S t. “V. o ..3.00 . .‘i..‘.”.....‘..i‘t“ . a
Monday. May 29th. at the Regent.
pg the opera "l‘niionce" will bt giwn
. ttier the uuttpiceis of the ludn-a oi
(”res l” .
i 1.. , the chulch.
i o “‘74“? Morning.
1": ‘9 “:3 I l‘rehhie Mt dilution in it t‘iithetlrul,
, " . gs?" l up. 5.3. .\'o. r. .............. E. Silus
«.7 i‘ i Quartet "an9 Invine ... .. A. heibt-l
. (ontrulto Solo~ Allah
J ‘ h D i ‘ ......... . ........ Alex. 8. (lilisoll
‘ ’s‘a: a ‘/ .itntiiein-w'l‘e ileum ll ll Minot,
p s i No. 5 .................... ll. llut‘h
‘i'osilutie March in It I‘uIt-h Strum-r
i In the owning, I‘nion Strrit-e at
illnptliti Church. Norwnllt.
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'church Brooklyn.
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3 Christ Church. Boulevard i-I.i..t‘.\'or-
unlit. The Rev Tuhaierro i-‘ t‘aakey.
ll). 1).. rector r-Sth Sunday after En:
lter, May 28.--~Morning prayer and
sermon at 10:30: Sunday school at
I2. Evening prayer and sermon at
7:30. The public is cordially invited.
' St Paul's Church, Smooth-«Rev
Louis B. Howell. rector. ~Rogation
Sunday. 7:30 a. ll]. iioly (‘ommun-
’ion. 9:15 a. in.. is‘t. i'aul’a .sundny
tM‘htttll; 10:30 a. tit. Morning Prayer
and sermon, “J p m, n“ tudrew‘s
:n‘untin} school: i .‘0 p. Ill. Evening
; l’ruyer.
There will be no uttering oi’ the
(“119' Friendly Society Tut‘add,‘ night.
The Men's (‘lnlt \illi ultl’l ill the
itctory 'l'liuradn'. night. to linen to
[an tttltirets by Mayor Iiurmroni
1 All are lll\'llt'ti ti attend the .wr-
El‘llt's, row-lull) stinigers and \lb‘ll
(“r’ in toun.
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(h-rumn Lutheran >§I I‘eter‘x
‘iirungelical Luheran t‘hnnh. Cedar
tntreet. near West menue » iiurtln i.
Steup. pastor.~$unday Itognie.--Ih
y tine scrvicea at lilidtl 'l‘ln- pastor wtll
ldt‘lllt‘l‘ the sermon o: the gotpnl les
. non for Aict-naion Ilay, taking for hie
theme. the words of Jesus to lit-i
tdia'cfples beforc aaccnding. into.
heaven. The Lutherans of the city
tnre tordinlly invited to “ttl‘dlllp here
.1 Eiglish I.tttherun-—t=ervlce:: in Eng
their will lathe place at St. Peter‘s
Church, Cedar street, at
The pastor will deliver a lecture on
7:30 p. lll .
l 1the hiitory and activities of the birth-i
:85 Washington St, St). Norwaik
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o'outh Norm-ark llaptiut t‘hurclt. Bantu“ Church. Every one to welcome
it. tl. Hartley. pastor. 10:30 a. m.—H° attend. Sunday school every Sun-i
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iworlt on the plantation setting poles.
‘nn‘ tioiniz other work in preparation;
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
. Harding service. Sermon by the pus- 3 d". at 9.30.
:or
Musical program:
South Not-walk.
Chmlm‘ Ilohhnnu. tleu. Itcl
nilfin i'aulinc Buchannzt. tlen. iicl.
Iiiiw‘ Lottic t'onietock.
Mrs. Edward Conroy.
atreet. .
(‘hnvler t'ostello.
‘31 Minion
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UlUl'tIIU l- urintt.
J. \‘t'. Hlbhart. Main street.
“'illicm .lItCub. cjoSchooner llatlie.
Kiwi). Lynch. cio Mrs. Hoffman.
Niles l]. .‘lltbtln, Gen. lit-l.
Clarence McNamara. co
Steamer
' Capriiu.
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TOBACCO COMPANY
Emil Reich, Gen. Del.
' it. .\1. Rogers, ctotlen. Delivery.
Minn Maggie Smith 3;: vanths St. .
Angelo 'l'omtnunso.
.(ico'tzz- Tileland.
Smith,
t-‘o Steumcr .1.
ANDREW LEARY. l’. M. '
Nomlk.
Emmi, .\fr. Ill. C.
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LFASES 117 ACRES
The large tobacco plantation of
O‘il't‘l‘ N, Pelton, In South Wind-
'hor. comprising about 117 acres. has
been leased to the American Sti-
matra Tobacco Company. The prin-
qlpal headquarters of the company"
are in New York. but it also has
emcee atWNo. 148 State street, firt-
'tord, and a large” warehouse in East
"Hartford. The lease is for five years,
‘I‘lld the deal In said to involve about
the
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310.000. Julius Lichenntein la
'ctivc head of the concern and since
the papers of the lease were drawn
bitcco In the open was grown on the
~—-CUT THIS 0UT_-— IT IS WORTH
for growing thin your. 117 acrea otil’reludeatlurclmlle
- . a ‘lter
tobacco under cloth, l . ................ Jults‘tlfftnbu
Hitterto to tltl‘eriory—Uftertorie in (1. Major
. , ...................... Jofl.‘ Jorgcu
He Ovnl the‘ l‘ostltide .................. a. rim:
Other than the .mc.‘ imam service 'Isoh p. mt r The
building in Which to (‘Ioting sermon by l e P“ 0 .
land by Mr. Pelton.
hind outright.
tion of it new
few buildings “ill have to be erect-[erwnlk Conamnuonnl churCll h“
Thin been tnoat.‘cordlal and the spirit of
N. builtiin t. . _
”Mm A. the «n: “Inca”, com (‘hritttlnn reciprocity hoe manifested
V 0 1e Henson the lttwlf ntmngly during the present pun-t
company Wm “"1“” “”0“! ”Minutes of these churches. At thin
linnt‘nz. [evening service the plutor and mem-
bers of the Congregational church will
moat cordially
be present. and we
Dtcs FROM PARIS GREEN. t“"‘\‘l‘;"::‘c‘;l”l‘frg;rm.
\l'A‘i'ijlli-‘tlllli. May 27.—~Mo. Annietprmdt, -1...” ............. lilndt‘l
t‘nxrtl. 0H Mutts ohl. died at n Nevi'iSolo—«In Then. 0 God. Do I Put in."
l - \ ' . - ‘ " ............ Mint Spit‘imr
.ti...t.n I.o.~pitt I. at 4..ltl this morning. trust .
' - .. - . . Mrs. F. 1. Smith
“Um " (hm "f mm“ green, Much che’ (mortory— Andante Ashmnll
”“1de m h" "om” “"9 “m “‘m‘ Offertor Selection—Hark. Hark My
“illl xuicidal intent. soul y .............. Harry Shelley
iluci. Minn Miller and Mrs. Smith
Solo—Iii My Father‘s House Are
Minty Munitions Luclnu Jewell
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.4 guess the wife is home, all' ,- Miss \lllier
Tight." . . ‘ )
l'o:tlude-—Springtime Slit to l
‘ ““th {"8sz you think so?" ............................ one
"""i‘ ”W“ "in to et the ho - t2 n.-——Sundny school. 12:20 p. m.
) 5 8 u: ood class. Lender. Mr.
. in itherh
on the phone for threeounrtcrn oriCnndee. 6:30 p. m.—(‘,hrlstllm En-
idenmr Society. Sub ect "How-Mis-
isions Are Blessing the: World." [nad-
ler. Minn Bouton.
a" i Announcemeutn for the week:
| Thursday. 7:45 p. m.b'l'he annual
|husinenn muting of the church. An-
" , c oiliCers an or-
'DOI\ 'r Miss This. Cut out this! 3:3}zgfifigg‘2t°{héhcmrch will b m.
clip, enclose with So to Foley o Co..! 59‘“th and elections will take place.
Chicago, lll.. writing your name and! .,
address clearly. You will receive in' .—
' , boron—Tomorrow
return a. trial package containing F0- is (rag). li‘rmtiztuaugl importance at
ley's Honey and Tar Compound for this church. We do earnestly 35" all
brouchinl coughs, colds, and croup; members and friends to be on hand
' ' ' ’ look
FOICY Kidney PMS. and F010 Cathar. at it oclock n. m.. and at 8 oc
tic Tablets y p. m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
. Preaching will begin on time. Please
801d "gummy“ be on time.
an. hour and thc line has been busy
all the tttue.“-I)etroit Free Press.
MONEY.
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Trinity Church—Rev. F. A. Colo-
mnu. rector.——Sunday services—8 a.
onnFo
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Conn.
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Jo. Neg-walk,
. Aerolux Porch Shzitles
All Sizes.
3 "_'Dark Green or. Btoivn '
ALDiclrcrmaln CE, Son '
m.-—Holy CommunIOn. 10 R. in.—
Sunday school. 11 a. tit—Morning
prayer and sermon 3:30 p. m.——lloly
Baptism. 7:30~ p. nor-Evening prayer
tind address.
Grace Church—Tho Rev. J. Benton
women rector.-—Tho iifth Sunday of-
ter Easter. The celebration to! the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Mis-
sion Surinay school of 8. Faith at
9:00: Morning prayer and aarmon at
10:30; * Parish Sundaylchool at noon;
Evening prayer at 4. At 8 and at
10:80, the‘Rev. F. W. Norris will of-
ilciate; at 4 o'clock the Ben. Mr.
Caskey: - The Rev. Mr. Norris won at
‘one time rector of,TriDlty pariah.
South Norwalk. and. line- ilor many
5:
Phone 446
-.-TILL8 WHAT SHE THINK!
. . I odflflflflnfl_n'nnpnnhndnnevflnnfln
aoaaoaaaaauoaaacrua
c Anna Hawn. Cedar Grove. Mm.
writea: We tbtnk Foley Cathnrtic Tab
hit an the boat liver pillwo ever. got
hoflocuthoydonotrm~of
» tune. but act out, no. liver.” a»
vulva-tor Who'd-co-
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relationship between the South Nor-i
Imus.» the plantation workers. you walk Baptist church and the Southi
yam been in charge 0! St. Matthew's .
9‘1”“ Wanna-nag. »
Primary. Junior and
iSenior Department: I: Engllah and
German. New pupils my enter any
iSunday. Meeting qt voting members
{on the first Sunday of
after services. ‘
Meeting of the Indies' Aid Thurr-A
day afternoon. Place of meeting to
be announced later
t Ituslneu meeting oi the Young
People's Society Thursday evening
in tho «sembly ror‘of tho church.
Entertainment of the Y. P, Society
June 15 and 16.
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Messiah Swedim lLutheI'an Church.
F t tract—«H. Luther \l'ilaon. pastor.
. n account of the meeting of the
Hartford District Sunday School
Teacher-3' Convention in Bridgeport.
o’clock p. m. In the Swedish Lutheran
Church on Park avenue, which oeu-
stone the Scandinavlnna of the Non
“'{Ilkfl are all cordlllly invited to nt-
tend. the services are postponed.
There will be no service Sundoy.
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THE SALVATION ARMY.
The meetings at the Salvation
Army, 52 Water street. South Nor-
walli. will be conducted by Captain
and Mrs. Lawrence as follows:
Saturday—Free and Easy. at 8 p. m.
Sunday—Knee Drill at 9:30 a. m.
Holiness at it a. at. Sunday school
at a p. m. Salvation at 8 p. m.
Tuesday-“Soldlcra' " nt 8 p. m.
Wednesday—Y. i’. L. at 8 p. m.
led by Sisters Mongols and Farring
ton. -
No meeting this Thur-day in the
hall. Capt. and "Mrs. Lawrence will
be at the Norwnik Congregational
church. where they will give a talk on
the Sawatlon Army in foreign lands
illustrated by moving and stern
optican pictures.
Everybody welcome at the Salvo»
tion Army. The' officers, Captain and
Mrs. Lawrence. are at your aervicc at
any time, nothing in too trifling it
they can help you.
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Filter cuuncrt or CHRIST
SCIENTIST.
First church of Christ. Scientist. 5'!
West avenue—The Regular Sun-
day service of this church h held at 11
a. in.
May 28—“.Ancient and Modern
Necromuncy. alias Hesmerinm and
Hypnotlnm. Denounced.”
Sunday school at 9:45 R. in.
"Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at a o"cloclr.
-~'l‘o both these services the public to
cordially invited. "
A reading room ta maintained at
the same address. opontcaeb woek
day, holidays excepted, Rom 1:30 to
Hit! p. m. '
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—KEE9|NG up 70 THE innit. .
"Slim Liver“ in not olwayo I lake.
If you fool dull and dust». tired and
moutnflcm bichcho or m
:vpjrn.‘ on; litter tron Mm" or
weak but. 'rhoumlfilm m mulch-.-
Conn" with reunions 2:00 and 8:00»
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QUARTERLY DUES $2.50 .
DEATHS fiND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mn. Rowley. .
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Rowley
will be held Monday morning at 8:30
o'clock from the home of her daugh-
tor, Mrs. Thomas J. Hyde, Wilton ave-
'nuo. and at 9 o‘cloeh from St. Mary's
Church». Interment will be In .St.‘
Mary's cemetery.
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Funeral of Mn. LIehtblau.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Elmbeth M.)
Uchtblnu was held at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon from the into home on
38 Washington street. Rev. John
Staploton. pastor of the South Nor.-
walk Congregation“ church, calculi-i,
ed ond intermentJollowted In Nor-'
lwalk cemetery. .tri t.
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illilitt Itlllil or Jill
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preparations have been made to...
'Inooniight bathing at“ Roton this year»
Mr. tgayley has purchased two large
"flood-lights? of enormous candle
power. These scatter -Ilght _ over a
wide radius, and veritably converts
night into day. The bench will, no in
years post. We patrolled onlously by
capable lifoguards connected with the
Roton Point Division of Volunteer Life
Savers of America. ‘
Misti Mildred Woods. of New York.
will be the Pal-k cashier. She will be
assisted by Miss Violet Baylen. also of
New York. G. H. Anabuta in the neo-
rotnry'und assistant manager ”of the
'Park. . - ,
This summer a- model live-room
bungalow will, be built on the went
beach. Should this model meet with
public favor, and there in small doubt
but whit it will. Mr.‘ nayiey says no
will build 20 of these bungalows on
the west beach. next summer. to be
rented out to than who desire to on-
Motlxotttho pinion-mot m can
blood with the plouurel of a snappy
.INITIATION rut inure» to
the month, I
tmrcn EXAMINATiON. nar.
For Further Information Write. Call or See FRED'K H.
GANUNG. District 'Di:ector. 84 So. Main St. Tel. 1684.
Woo per week.
Death Benefit—$100.00.
Free medical attention to mem-
bers and families. Mooeeheart
open for the aged widows and
children of deceased members.
i Club at! social features.
85.00
. $1.00
[to Assrssumml ~
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Sterling Refrigerator Club
cocci: a Sterling Refrig-
erator you get the very best ”-
rigaator nude. Keep. bod
SWEET. Clean and Sanitary,
with the least consumption of ice.
It: construction and finish are the
last word: in workmanship.
‘Fully gum-nicer! to give com-
plete cam ' . ’ Refrigerators
i 5 It 77 3.15%?“
* 34-9519 $35.00 _
from
count-t '
HAMMOCKS
The ideal Hammock for porch
~or lawn. From
$4 95 to $18.00
‘. Oil Stoves
1'"- ' “ii I
33.95 to $21.00 ,
_ cuts an'rEs /'
. Fea-
3130 $365015
SCREEN noon, Any sue . 31.00
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