-—-Psalmsl: 1
1‘ ME? ....... ..
the. m
‘ who walketh not. in
the counsel or the
. wicked.
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the scorniul.
c.
Nor standctb in the Way
or sinners.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church—Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, purlor
first Methodist Episcopal Church,’
South Norwalk—Wiliiam G. Giflln,
minister. 10:30 a. m.——Holy Commun- ”9:30 :t. lit—Fellowship nit-cling.
ion and reception of members. 12 10:30 a. Kilt—Tilt: monthly common
natal—Bible School. 3:30 p. lu.— loll.servicc with the pastor in chit-rigs.
Junior League. 6:45 p. -m-- Young 12 lll.v~'l‘hv Sunday school hour fol
We’ll Devotional Hour. 7:30 p. m. ilibio study.
‘rr-vd'learl Hymns. Sermon, "1 Never League lxtltvlcc‘. 6:30 p. tu.-~’I‘hc
- flat Any Good from the Church." Senior League service. Loader. bliss
Monday, 6: 30 p m—Suvpel and Sarah Ferguson: subject,
annual meeting of the Sunday school Happy Memoricsf“
SStmdsy school work.-
. In public.
imuly, s 1) n1 «tiled Cross masszpraycr meeting “ith the
~Iloeting in the Armory charge. ‘
‘ Friday. 8 p m.——Boy Scouts. '
" Music for the day—Archibald Mer- ' Kililglll Stlcct
flow. Olganist and Dir:cctor Rov . A. McCoy, pastor—Sunday scr
‘Omn Pro'ludc—P—m-yer and mpmlde vlcos—Morning worship—ll a.
. ...................... kweli b‘ellowshi lneetl
0M” Solo—One. SWoetly Solemn Sunday 13211001.!lg
Sessions open; League are invited.
i Thursday. 7: 45 p til-«Tho mid neck
pastor ‘in,
\————
Evolving It 7:30. Heaven, .Ain't Going There."
Prellldc~8erensde . SchubortImunIion alter the sermon.
Choir Selection~Confldenoo ; You as cordially invited to join uq
. ....................... Rodeheuvcr un'u partake of our w.elconic cxto‘ldod
. 0.8710” Anthem—d (lave lily Life :by the strsngol' s coululittco. Sun; ~e
Cozll
. v:
hr Thee .................... Jude l‘roo Good music
m Postludc—Muestoso l Calendar for the Week:
.. .......... ,, ........ Struttncr Tuesday night regular class int-o:
- ing.
Namath“ Methodist Churclw—Chsrlcsl' Wednesday night~—A business moot.-
Elmore Barto. pastor—Sunday will bu in: owing to thc‘ ‘Rcti Class"
1ho closing day of the Evangelistic "We“!!! 0!! Thursday “811le
Wigs and there will be servicesl Friday night—«Choir re’belusul;
-._,; “Broad Breaking Service" lender urges carh menthol to be plos-
m. At 10: 30 Mr. Williams will ”Wm“
. W on ”A Message from Home "i
There will be the reception of con-i
. sis-ls into probationary membcrsbip
will this service. At 12 o'clock there
Vim! be a Sunday school service. Mr
Warns assisted by Miss Wing will
W a special mooning for women
oiniusivoly. at :l 30.21 W.'.lll(ll he will
89901! on "Tho Painted Woman" Tho
3m people's service at 6; 30 will be
391! by Di Barto. The closing ser-
£1)leth mfipfi‘gp \till be at” .30
I. am vvlll speak on 'at 12 o',clock Mr, ll ,
mu Manner of Persons Ought. We slant. n y
no." Probationors will be_ roosipcdo
this service also. Miss Winn . '
and the quartet will be ass . (thy
- e chorus choir. Everybody ' 2‘73 gTuesdgy
: volcanic and seats will be prtwld-i tile or G E. will boot with Mrs Tilly.
South Norwtllk
Church—John
Staplcton.
no“ members and communion service.
being ‘Quiet Strength" Evening ser
lies at 7. 30 Mr.
preach.
turd War."
sllpcrintell
oi. ls
The: City N atiOnal Bank
" Friendly Interest:
The friendly intcrest of our depositors and the good-
will of the public are valuable assets of this B
ank, -
verial agencies in its continued growth and success. and ms
.' To them we attribute our splendid progress.
The amount of the smallest household
er and that f
the gmtesl’corporation w: cordially welcome alike. 0
3:30 p. m.~—'l‘lle .iuzllur .
“Preparing
7:30 p. ln.-Even-l
board. ing sermon by the pastor. -Subiect.
Tuesday, 3 p. ulsvklontlliy lflfli‘ljflg ‘Diville‘ Strength Made Perfect in
111’ Ladies' Aid Society. 7:45 p. ill—o Hunlull Weakness. Music by thcj
Class nicotine. choir.
, Wedne‘sdly.‘ .1. 00 p. m and 7-15,, Wednesday evening—The Epworthl
p. malice-l Sunday School Convey», League will hold a supper at the
flea with addresses by specialist inllcbulcll All the members of the
A. M. E. Cllllt‘cllw-l Qusllel—Tfll‘l‘)’ vvitll
m.— Offeriory—Tllc
12: 30 p. m";
7 p. nl~Tlle You'ls IQquo
mass
the
9; 30 0,- m. 106 by Evangelist wu.l out to prepare for tho spacial Exists” ‘liionduy, 3; 00 p. m.—-Mission Study
his topic being "Chrlstlutlilx'
‘ This will be followed by meeting of the church.
.tl hllef word by Mr. Mouser of the
Volunteers of America. Sunday school
Mens Billi‘q Gloss meets at 12
‘li'atith Heat'-
ll' ihe Temple Clr- '
Wednesday evening at 7 oclock the
a
class 1
dock mm
heat into“ or on Thu-lily ovals;
3.8 ml.
Thur-sou overalls; the church will,
unite IlththenodCIosslnihclrfin
Quoting At the Armory
Friday evening the Boys' Club will
hold their meeting. l
—ww- .
First Congregational Church—Ru. E
E. F. McGregor, Ph. D._. Pasture-I
Morning service with communion and;
reception of members “10:30. Tho‘
pastor will preach. Sublect flour-
in; (or Ourselves." At the vespor;
service the pastor villi begin a caries;
of lqflis on Significant Scenes in thel
Closing days of Our Lord's Life."
l "The Upper Room.’ The Sunday
\:hool will in ct at noon. The C. E.’
‘Socicty will meet it the Parish Houso
lat G p. m for a brief preliminary inset-1
ing and then go in a body to the Home. ‘
im the Aged
There will be a mass luet- ting oi the
I.-en oi the congregation at the close
or the morning service in tort :ulttiulli
\. llh Rod From “one. 1
On account at the Red Cross nleet- 1
ing in tin- Am .r) on Thursday oven-
.ing the llllthv‘i‘k st-rrice will 81
Ulniilf‘d urn: Thurrday. The fifth
(humor of John will be considered
lthc next week, March 15. ,
Monday—Tile Iloorkeepers' Circle.
will meet with that. F M ilcku‘ool
Tuesday-- -The (‘.lcallers' lil- lrt 1L ulllt
'lneet ulth Miss May S. :it‘l i: .‘< .uutc‘
Sli‘t‘t‘l, ill 7:30.
\\'t~tillt;sda)'
ll‘.(‘" u! IliP-ll‘ifll.‘
74 .\'« utmvll nvcllua, ill. 3:30 p m.
:‘utmtluy into 3 to ti it ill.
Smith“ stilt. l \.iil “ lid :t V: inlet pio-
Hit it til plil‘15ll l: ruse. \ll mullbt. ,
of oil (li‘llllllll‘t‘lli‘i :er iznitcd ttnd
lrielltts or llll‘ school. Puzzling Pier»:
son, the magician, will lac there too.
Tho EltllZF‘l‘ t‘irt-iu “fill
of Miss Mary vie.
Music for the day:
Morning. .
l’lelude—-.\'oc1urne in G minor. 0p. :
37, No. l ............... F Chopin:
Quartet—Love Divine J. C. Macy:
Quartet—~i'i'esry of Earth 1
.................. P. A. Schneckcrf
Oflcrtory~Soug Without Words, 0p. '
l 30, \‘o 3, (Consolation"i
.................. F. Mendelssohn
l’ostludc—Andante from Sonata in g
G .............. .L. van Bectbovt :l
Vesper Sofvico It 4: 30.
‘i’rcludc—llcvellc in G .
A. C. Mflcktxuzic;
510,0 My 2
i Saviour ............... ll. ll. Pikr-f
Lust ii'sluwoll
................ Heinrich Holmium
lotl is u Spirit
t
mum .................... Buck: P‘eoples Meeting will ha held and tho' ............. \'.\ 3.0mm“ "mm“:
-. _ Miss Amelia i. Becker ltoplc ‘Ssl'vicc Will lie Discussed. 5' pastime»-lmmmozzo Alla Marcia.
. Organ Postlude—Allcgro Maestoso p. m.——Thc pastor will preach from OpI 40 .............. (LSternborg
. ....... ...................... Held'tlle illcme‘ HEvorybod) Talking About ______‘ .
South Norwalk lluptlst Church—J.
Harrison Thompson. pastor—Smithy.
10:30 A. ill—Morning worship. The
subject or the sermon will be "Trance
figured und Transfiguring” Commun-
ion it ill be observed at the close at the
morning service. 12 m.——Biblo school
session. 6: 30 pm m.'-—-Chllsus.n En
desvor meeting. Subject, "Service."
The leader will be Miss Mabel Dick- '
son. 7:30 p. m.——Evouing mice
Come and enjoy the singing. Subject
or the sermon “The Beginning and the
h
Class at the parsonage. I
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.-—Meet.ing oi that,
(lougrcgutional Mlzpsh Circle of Kings Daughters.
pastor-
Morning service at 10:30.1cception or Al the
Wednesday, 2:00 and 7: .. p. ill. 6
South Norsalk Methodist:
Church a Sunday School institute on .
Mr. Staplcton uill preach his subject der the direction of the State Sunday
iScbool Association. 47:5 p. [Hr—Glfle‘:
Stuploton will. Club Rehearsal. 3
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.—-1idld-weoki
---' i
GPRCP Baptist Cburch-Rev.-Edwnrd
Simms ol' Nyack, .\'. Y., will preach!
Morning service 11: 00 a m. Sunday
“school, 12:30 p. Ill. Evening servlcc.l
7:30 p. in
Thursday. 8 p, m.-—Prayer Meotlnm
Friday. 8 p. m.—Choir Rehearsal.
Trinity Parish—rRev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector. Edward J. Sims—i
Organist and Chair Director—Called“
our for the week beginning March 4th
—Sccond Sunday in Lech—8 a. m.—
lloly Connnuniml. 10 a. m.—Church
school. ll 9.. ins-Holy» Communion
qnd sermon; subject. “Profit and
Less.“ Evening prayor‘snd sermon. l
Monday 2 p m.—-Sewlng meeting
or the Woman's Guild.
'l‘ueSday, 4: 30 p. nl.——Ev‘enbig pray- l
'er and mediation. subject “The Samar
itan Who Was a LepeLZ. 7: 45 p. in. ‘
~Business meeting of— the Women's,
~ Guild. 8 p. m~Buslness meeting of.
the Men’s‘ClIub.
chnesday. 9: 39 a. m~thany and
‘ Holy Communion. .
‘Thursduy, 4: 30 p tax—Evening pray-
We loan money on farm mortgages.
Safe Deposit Boxes $4.05 per year.
Some charming affairs of Crepe Ide
[socialists and sheet voilzs. Chine.
Variously tu Segrgette, line
C e and hem-_
wit: 3:}? enrbrmde‘rei- or lace trimmcd. One or two
s and stylcs hov: beco chosén with
But Thaw 3:11 cut ace excellent. great care;
.. hallo one on ity—loveliuesséin co
Colors include solid white, flesh, maize, mmon
0189‘. . 6&me . rose and gold;
rim range mm .............. » l
SOLES. This is the day of‘senuet‘gaalsggcl: m
17 My love). y attracts.
wetlands, tibbtlnsfiacemctc.
‘ ‘ «Missionary We in
Cal-sisal: has thus a mission of utility as wall as g,
modulo of crepe dc chine or satin, elaborated with ' ‘
m ..... ....... 98¢:os350“ 35‘
\r. 74:5 9.. m—Choir rehearsal. a
Thursday, 7: log-Mood“ it tho:
Girls Friendly Society. '
Friduy. 8 p. m.-®véning prayer]
v‘ 'mcn _by tRev- Hourly M-scboth. oli
Bethel. "
“confidant .rn. maths at 8 p. in.
al'L‘, subject “Civics." Alternoonm oer ‘
, vice especially for children ‘
Louis B.
St. Phillis Parish—Rev
Merchants Profit
litmusfiows '9
vilif-n Lashsms ,
For the Dining Room
in the Furniture Galleries are now several groups
superb Dining Room Furnifure.
period styles are reproduced most beautifully,
pieces in such size as will conform to cottage or
g krtulcnt dining "rooms, and the finish in all woods
2
or.
mahogany or walnut,
criticism.
One of the Host mini: is 3 Walnut Suite oi
the William and Mary period and tin
of beautiful wood by a skillful craftsman.
The various
the
leaves no room for adv e15
sis constructed
There are
ten pieces in the group, the tops of the table the hut-
fet and the servintr table
woods with beautiful mprkiugs
showing CJl’tltlll} sclcclcd
lite Cllnils me
plain and the seals lll.l_v be haul in either 0 .i bizcl or
brown leather.
is of latticcd glass
1
Novelties at the
An interesting assortment of artistic hides in
leather, copper and green bronze,
person in search of gifts or prizes.
very unique.
lhc ccntcr panel of the czilint .' .1 incl .
Stationery Section
v
will attract the
Many of these are
incense Burners in the shape of little heathen
gods done in gill copper and green bronze. Each is ,
accompanied by a small box containing little cones of,
or
perfumed incense. The whole outfit
$1.00.
Ash 'l'nys in triangle shape, bronze or copper,
"bronze or copper,
Btu- Pop- Cutters
Plum cud in leather cases, .
Polnu‘dlips, sets in boxes,
Ch: Cotton. in brass,
Brno-Blotter Rolls,
$1..00
I
Ash Troyc in the form of Sachem’s heads 39...,
ZSmInrlSOcts?
of‘ariistic design,
25, so, 75 and $1.90. 3"
65 85. $100, 81'. 50.“
15 ct.
$1.00.
$1.00.
All these very attractive for whisi prizes.
Mulil floor.
Jewelry -.
Pen-l Ewing- are distinctively a fall of the pres-‘
Bullet, 5:1 lilt‘ll, . .
grins Cabinet, ‘ ' ;‘:"2§‘3f
* vi T bl . 6 .
Timur:g 30:1;wa $191' .0
Ono W, M; ijfi‘fiflL‘
~ .‘rounh the. 2‘
Leather Accessories
05 fine sun-ht)” and modenioly priced. “M '
Notwithstanding the high prices ‘of certain leath-‘
ers, these articles of seal, vachettc and tan Russia,
leather are necessary to all personal use and are notch
cxorbitant priccs. II g.~:,,,_.
Voohoito Poms. envelope style, ‘ '
Lone Sir-p Purses, in seal and morocco,
MIDI 3“"
Brief Cues, in black or brown leathers,
V.
"HT; ‘1 :n-lbi
$200 to $500
$3.50 to $9.50 '
in seal, morocco, crepe and fancy leather
$3.50 to $7.53
33 50 to $3.95
$2. 7-5 in $7.50
Handing. for children, aséor‘ted Colors, ' l
. . 50 cis- to 3125
Music Folds, $1.00 to $7.54
Music Holden, $1 00 to $10.00
» Jewel Cues, 50 cis. to $25.00
Dre-kit; Cues, ivory or cbony fittings, . l-
5359'
more Solo. 6 or ii fittings,
to $39.00;
32.00 to “hoof
“entstyle. . . I . . ., __
Lula Posh whiEh Sci closely to the car like a button, M 3'“ in mm“ °“ baskctefixi‘s, i“ 37 i "i
50..oh.,3100ond$l.50. 5° "
aim Purina, a drop or a circle7lslf lmllmugcdztg W Chm, $2.001» 310-0“ ,
W- 1 Tie Ch... ~-' 321,-.) 00 $7.50 ;
Qinuc Necklsws. imitation ads and bronze his, ‘ " '
3 “25322506 .CWCW’ " “cmggfifo
Bu Pins with imitation jade, ovals and Circles, "
75 cu. to $1. 00 .
Sustain with rolled gold and silver slides. . it you are 'not keeping Loni . . .
‘ih nd nit bll 50ctc.io$51.50 . “more some deliciolusm ‘, ~'
8min wn coin a va y a 5,7 cu. E W Buttu‘nutch, ‘0 etc. “h :7
Lo V236”. very attractive ones of small size insslogg . E . I N t, 00 m ‘ ll. { _.
, ‘ P: ' Main floor. ‘ '.' “'7 i 11;“ )1 a null anon .; a - 5"
llohcll_:;ctor—Soc§ng (Sunday i“in 13:3: :tgygtiog orgy, Giopelwzter 1‘“
Lem 7 a0 3 ul—- 0 ommun n s 0 orw. — ‘1 er- ‘2‘.
9:15 a. m.—~St Paul's Sunday school. 33332324113334::3.“1l'\‘.:l.:l‘fy‘: Egg. 0. B . JACKSON :
10: 30 a. m.—-Litsny nnd Holy Com-
munion and sermon. 3 p. mH—St An-
i(lrcvvs Sunday school. 353 llnln
street, Winnipuuk. 7: I307). lIn -—Even—
mg prayer and the second of the ser-
ies of address-es on The Catholic Ro-
‘ligion
Services every wcokdsy
5, except Fr idoy, when
at 9 and
service will lie the Rcv. Stephen E.
setts.
All persons are .uelcorue at any of
'tho services. Sundays or weekdt'lys,
whether they are church plumbers or
not. strangers and visitors in town
aré e‘epcclolly invited, and son". schol-
om, may in do. either a: the two
Sofie” schools of the bluish 0:1 all?
So jay, Children from four..yea.s up.
are asked -.l0r '
St Psul' 5 church is open day duo?- ‘-
tdl day tor rest. prsyo'r and noddin-
lion. _,.
l‘ust Chtzrcil cl Qpist Scienlm't, 57
-_ West nveuueéJFho regular: Sunday
-'; service of this church- is held at 11
s m.
Subject. March 4+‘iéhrlst iosus.”
Wednesday evening‘tcstlmonv meet-
n'osday and Friday.
than Praise Meeting at 3: 30 p..
Itbe evening‘
lservice is at 8 The preacher at this owl M M9115 Rail, Washington streel,;
" charms, of the afternoon service.
are invited; to utteud these serviccs. '
Scots two No” collection token._
Sundays, Chris
in
Special Salvation Meotang at 8 p. m.
vice. The public is cordially in;'
Sabbath school at 2: I30 1) In. Special‘
speaker at the Sunday owning stir-l
\ lled !
The Associated Bible Students meet
l
South Norwsilr, at 3 p. m., for Bible
K3049“ Jl‘.. of Pittsfleltl‘. Mggmchqutildy. Pastor L. J. Cooke. .- All Wei-i
come. .
Christ Church, Gregory ‘.Boulevard
East Noerolh—aaev. Talialerro F.
Csshey, 13.1). rector—~8ccond.8undayi
in best, numb Funny, Holy Conl-
mulch and. sermon "at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school at 1211:. Evening pray
or and seru'lou'mt 7: 30 P m.
Frills syn-Evening prayer. addléslz
and choir rehgarsal at 7 30 p. m.
it is prged glad expected that those
{Lenten ”militate be faithfully ob-
limited by tho congregation Public is
oordiully invited.
Tho Rescuo Mission Workers will
hold on upon air service Soto-rosy
night on Railroad liven-us i! Wmfller_
perms. at; '37-. ‘30. Also at Nora‘inok’o
Home Sunday at 10- -.s to. Also in the I
mission room on Munroe-street at 5'!
p. m. Brother Oscar Mills will hail;
Broqkiitlc Sunday school.-
-~ Sunday j moon service
clock
lutcndcnt.
at 3
Air. Stopleton. acting super-
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