the
me. At 3,1o'cioek Sunday ottoman
'- A "039% melon—Sunday '95 Program. lspiritual upllfht. All are invited to at-
Mr W ”"109 “ “‘0“ sermon Scripture reading. liend. Free will offering only.
. W devotional llmm‘ 12:30 9- m.. Prayer ........ Deacon G. W. Johnson’ _.____-__._..-—._.
, ., fiuday “1‘90“ 3 p. m.. preaching ;, Recitation ............. (.‘has. Anthony BOGUS UIS ,
1 . .-M the pastor, theme: “The 3"” for Solo ..................... M. Anthonv.
' J11 Over'belmd Hem" in “me Recitation ................ C. l'ollurd. SOUGHTOF 110% 000
Q" 0‘ ”N0” M distress. come instrumental solo...l\iiss K. Robinson:
“‘1 ”m 0‘ the remedies prepared Recitation............Mrs. E. Pollard: $50, ’
‘.~. 3““ “‘99- GM mwc- We'd” Address ................... Mr. J. nellr ’ ‘
.. m cottage meetings: ThIIflle Solo ................. “Mrs. F. ScottI Turn Back to the Beginning.
slam the: stairwell-b- m called "I Select Reading ........ M'at. li. Cutler The “0” °‘ “Wm“ "3‘” “1""
meet at the. pagsonage. Friday night ‘50", ................. mm, J. Sykes sal to be talten piecemeal. 'l'o compre.
“"3 choir ‘5 Film” to meel. and '1‘" Recitation ............. Mr. J. Deniden‘ head this Monte' Cristo one should
””5" 1°? their Easter music. {instrumental 8:10. . Mall Sninthard harken..to the latest revelations of his’
. -'--'-- . osnn remar s....... . ev. I. simnis "
. _. So. Norwalk Congregational Church Ctmlmllieo on progranlnliisn Elsie idiosyncrasies from the beginning.
. John Stupleton. Malacca—Sunday O'Brynn, Mr. lsaiah Brown. It hasbccn WWW“ 0’ “0"”9'0‘
5.1.1 ».. ‘ .L
,Iesvsryiiaportaatossnnd is held~
my,
'_ ”Allis-tats? barns-y. 1:48. the mid-l
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' filth i ted to m.. on ng
2:wa M? 5:21“ the'tiou, meeting at 17 Raymond street.i8 o'clock; holiness and salvation meet- '
subject: "Prayer;" 3 p. m.. special: in; at 3:15 p. m.. Captain Philips
“The Four “will have charge of the meeting. We
Come and'expect visitors from Sprlnadhie and ’
hear this sermon. Sacred concert at Stamford. we are expecting and be
llieving for a time of refreshing and ’
in of the choir hindirtalte notice. l
i.” you: ”“1 encouragement. ................
"'"Soul ”Daredmg" be the slogan. Recitation ...........
mm Mcthodbt Episcopsl Church. tor the morning service.
1:73;? ‘ ”bible school" t 12 5 ‘
' " ;" a neon.
”mm 's‘ervice at :45 p. m,’
unamcunaamonnmcth—m .....
mortality of my." menu
Jug Thursday evenlag at 7:45.
l”..'....'....:g'a'¥&f
‘ the services. Mo
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lorwalk Methodist Episcopal churchwml
30v. Albert E. 30861, melon—Sunday
ass-vices. 0:00 a; m.. class meeting:
“Dz” a. in. W school; 11:00 a.
omens Csntonment." This is
-. morning worship, sermon by thel
”LAM” Nethodist mucosa!
Harold 1t Wilson. pastor.—
” a. m.. fellowship meeting, E
”neon: leader; 10:30 a. m.. morn-
“ wmhip with sermon by the Pas-4
fit: 11 m.. Sunday school and Men‘s!
dill. TM in)“: oi the was
will be ”The ChristianTesch-
”(of Non-Resistance." 6:30 p. m..
.worth League meeting:
1:80 p. or. evening worship and ser-
er. Deacon Percival D. Stannard.
South Norwalh Baptist Church.
Harrison Thompson. pastor.~ 10:30
slob;
Young People of the church; 7:30
M will b . ”a”, h m ch”.- 111.. 0'3““. VOI’SMP. "PM Call of
moral all Wm will In tuner
“pate in the work of the"‘Bviery-,“3
W canvass. This meeting will 3 5°”
.t the- canvas‘sing teams may be’
‘0“. tube nadeBun-lcnol’ rehearsal; Thursday. 7:30 mi
m -m My ,8", week meeting followed by the Tent:
’0. «ma wb
1‘ ‘ “am the Ladiu'I" Training class at 8:30.
M
Contract-vice. The theme ,for the!
malty as Well as of Wealth."‘G-. W- Johnson, I
nhenrsole' of Easter music. All mein-I .
sermon by the pastor:
Bitts of Daniel's Vision."
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KnightIStreet A‘. M. a Church. new 3 p. tn.
Let Solo Miss .l. Foremu
gaming service at‘10:30 a. m.. preach-V
ing by Rev. Frederick Jacobs. Sun-:
day school and Men's Bible class at Coleman. reach—First Sunday i
noon. A letterirom the pastor to the Lent. 9 a. m..~celebratiou of th
church will be read at the morning holy communion.
service.
5:30 p. .m.. subject: “Sweep the 83- service; 10:00 ii. 111., church school
loans from Society," leader Miss Ruth 11:00 a. in.
Dutch. The boys club will meet on. and
sermon.
Surgical Dressings will meet on semon.-. “The River Jordan. Th
fl’hurrday at 1 p. m.. with Mrs. llouis First 'ltesolve." This is the first set-l star'cf "Eyes of Youth."
Mrs. 45 Eimwood avenue. The Wo- mon in a course on the last earthly‘
mus B.blc class will meet on Thurs-'footsteps of Christ. The church choi
day at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. Ar- of 24 v ' n i
, “c" “ d “u“ we "$335.0: which was supplied by W n. D. .
chic Nash on Putnam avenue. Music special music at each servie.
......... Abbott.
,g E First Coomgitioi'al-‘Gbnrcb. new.
”at!" and visitors welcomed to I. P. “danger. Ph, 1)., paging.
WOW ; ' a tilt] Memorial "
. . r 6 30 ,n ,m W'th mm ltml" sic _ . ’O. 1 . A-FOOi," “Tak-
ilog a Cited ." and “The Supreme'
l8acrihoe." .Sundny school at 12:30 m..
'Christian hideavor at 6:30 p. m.. top- 3 .- ,., . .m
i ,, teup, pastor. Morning so vii-es \t
1" "wk“ 1" Chm" " ”0‘“: '“d‘ be held as usual at 10:30 a. m. 'l‘he'
.m.. morning worship with sermon by‘
,the pastor; 12 m.. Bible school so:-
6:30 p. m.. meeting of . tho
lLeader." will be the subject of tho,
most by the pastor. There will be.ior. All services are in German, is-
g service at the opening of thtjcepi on the last Sunday eveninii of
meeting; Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.. meet-.the month, when pervlcea are in Eng-
lnl of the lispah Circle of King's lish. The Lutherans of Norwaut and
manly informed as to the work of . Daughters; Wednesday, 7:30 D. In
Grace Baptist Church—~11 a. tn.,'i?”'°l'-
”ting will be: “The Btewnrdahip of' preaching; 12:30 p. m.. Bible school,
,iutepdeul: 5 p. '
rlstian Associa-isunday school from 2 ocloch' until
Mrs. R. Coombrf
Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A.
n
gwm intercel- ; was a combination of pieces represent-
Young people's meeting at stone tor the boyg or the parish "Ling four branches of the military ser-
. ”9%? Shiiiulll‘tfii _ Spanish monarch to letters which he
. ’Tuesday evening, the Red Cross and Man;" 7:30 p. m” evening prayer and'sem imsclf, and that he sought the
s
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0:30 a. m.; Sunday
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lmony‘ meeting. Thursday. 1:45 p. b.
West a
service
& In-
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QWW at 19330 L m.. Vii-bu Christian Science subject. inhalant:
by the pastor. subject: ‘
‘A 17, "Spirit."
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I o‘cipet b0“! m
ross, open each week day. holl-
i
Street. near West Avenue. Martin L.
, sermon will be on “Acts 17. fill-iii."
ly communion will be celebrated
.i. Confessional address at 10 o'clock;
a. "Thou wishing to partake will kindly
announce their intention i') the par-
tor. Special Lenten services will be
held every Sunday evening until East-
er. At them services which
at 7:30 o'clock. the pastor ‘wil spcnli
on the smring and death of the Saw
p.
a
"lvicinlty, and all others who may be
d-tiutercsted are cordially wnlionle.
h-lCholr rehearsal; Tuesday evening.
Contributions or subscriptions to the
- lwsonsse fund may be left with the
Gospel Mission. lionroe Strdetrr
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that he posed as a foreign diplomat
land military oileer; that he bought
e‘ himsell an odd French uniform which
i
:‘vice; that be forged the name of the
e hand of fair Marjorie Ramheau, the
r the otilcials, a large and important part
Stokes himself, a romance completely
loutshinlng the previous one now pre-
‘ sents itself.
" 'acqusintauce of a wealthy woman.
tsisted of a mosquito infested swamp
adventurous career when he made the,
‘ Miss Josephine Mayher. From her he
fobtained 010.000, giving some stocks
as securities and a claim in writing
upon his interest in the "vast estate of
the noble family di Cutlllo." So far
5 as can be learned, these estates con-
" in New Jersey.
; Then did the "marquis" acquire a
suite at the Waldorf-Astoria, where he
bombarded himself with impressive
" booking correspondence. He cut
forests from furriers’ advertisements
; and pasted them on the outside of en.
. veiopes which he addressed “To His
Excellency, the Marquis Edmond
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and. Patiently m and Conscientiotls
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Parole“ Methods Adelchflce Treatment
V Gas Administered
Moderate Sm
. Charges for Very ' I "I by "“3 0‘10.”
. Beet Count Wei-it m Method
. 4 - ,
73. South Main Street.
‘ .. cold and emotion
15 Y Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p ‘ Restoration
ears in '
m. by appointment - All Mode of Artifi-
bh. Pm of ‘ ck] Mata,“
High cm. W cm and- Bridge
Dona-try. . “WK its, 3k"-
, , fully Done
Rousselot di Castillo, Confidential Rep
‘gresentatives of His Majesty, King Al-
lm—l 7' W”, A S:
”hummum
Mara“ ‘ .- Mmianving
“of! ‘ m ":1: yoursttsutiontothia
mm- Moorlands. lately
want-ammn‘wmr _
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‘ i fouso XII! of Spain." He plastered his
,letters with sealing wax to which he
applied gold point. He obtained a rub-
ber stamp worded "Spanish Embeds},
Washington, D. C.," and with this he
stamped: envelopes innumerable.
Posed as Intimate of King.
All these things caused a furore
‘ when the fake nobleman dropped then.
i accidentally here and there. He also
prepared a document purporting to be
some foreign commission of import-
_ ance and afllxed to it the seal of a no:
; tary public. He would exhibit it attics
iy, telling people that the seal was that
of the King of Spain, returning it to
his pocket before they could inspect
tit.
its did the "marquis" live at the
' Waldorf. cultivating ialueatisl ao-
‘uusiutsnces and waiting for great op-
ponuuitlw' Eventually time mat
multis- m tbs-tuna:
Win, In. his. 4 -
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can
, Workers
”is Norwalk. Rev. John Greenleaf Prelude—Forest ldyi..,....McDo,wdl meeting. 3:80 p. m.; Loyal Western
”by, n. n, minister—Preaching Anthem—“lave Not the World” ...... ' us it. as; slim m
m ,
Sullivan 7:00 9. 1a.; mid-week prayer and teeth,
rim Church of chrut Scientist, 51 ‘
Wit even testimony ect- :
secondofased. of Easter talks byjiu “W" 'i ‘
mu putor‘on the Public lendership'uoq
of Jesus. .The other topics to follow]
are “The Oflccrs 8611001," “A Flex-pe-I
"The Army Reguls- day; “09W: from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.
”I“ .
St. Peter's Lutheran Church. i'edar
re bold .
But from the evidence now beio_re ’
a The bogus marquis started upon his
and Colored lanes
with white collars,
nice for school wear,
ages 6, 8, 10 and 12
years. Very sensible
' garments which have
been selling at $4.95
and $5.95 .
M $3.05
To close out.
Party Dresses
Yet-rattan, fairy-
liie' frocks of organ-
llie and. fancy not,
trimmings and inser-
tions. A group which
have become slight-
ly rumpled and a lil-
lle dusty from hang-
ing on the racks.
{flees dresses are for
nuts. 10 and 12
years and were for-
merly pric from
$8.50 to .50
35.00 to close out.
Oneida
Community
‘ Silver
'. Three favorite,
yttrium
in. “Adam"
3' it . ll
in. ~m‘n‘ mm” :cllli'rl-
training forty-eight
pieces of silver.
13 Ted, Spoons,‘
. Q'Dessat Spoons
staple Spoons.
1 Sugar Spoon,
'l l'iMeatForh,
blitdivlduel
For”.
B Butter Spreaders.
1 Butter Knife,
6 Medium, Forhs
'f(flat handles)
6 Medium Knives
. Libelealiudlee-i .
0
Salad
to the Hotel Ansonia and.had chained
an introduction to the millionaire own-
er. He was now hitting the Gay
White Way of night and pursuing cer-
tain "Folltw" invention. in the day
time he was impressing Mr. Stokes
with his intimacy with the king of
Spain, and. wits. the b‘l'éih-J mosses-
dor.,.lltles inseam.
One day. awarding to Mr. Stokes.
the supposed; nobles-an ’
My film He
raven locks. "Behold," he cried. “1 am.
ruined." .
Mr. Stokes gazed upon a lake tele
'grsm signed. "Juueraud." mun that.
l
a brief' visit the following des-
‘M "and“ my funds are tied up: i
have nomoaey with which to enter-
till: W’ .
The wealthy Mr. blokes was touch-
”‘1 t
. ..
and practical , little.
' (mu/Med a!”
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Pathsphonesl Both 3 the next week, while
certain use in. progress of moving,
the Pathsohenee tun Writ: established in
the Reading Races an the second floor. Demon-
stration' takes place daily.
Children's Wear _
Closing out the helm oi the stock
of Winter Coats
'Ages6 to 14 years
A limited number only, but adoring
t '4‘ ~
flfili
economical villus.
Wool Velour
Wool Diagonal
Velvet
-. A few. m» in subdued colorings
-» These really represent the best grades of child.
ren's coats to be found: in the market. Former
prices have been $13.50 up to $35.00 ‘
$10.00
To close out.
A At the Corset Section
A little pink Corset Girdle has an elastic- top .
with a tricot body. This girdle is very lightly
boned and the front steel is extremely pliable.
This is an excellent model for misses and slender
women. .. , .
. $2.00
A second model in a short corset or girdle
fashion has elastic side strips by the front
steels, nine bands each side. There is an outlet
at. the back which will allow it to become two
sizes larger. This corset is admirable for young
. growing girls or for a convalescent who does not
wish a heavily boned corset.
$2.50
Made by the Ferris Waist people.
second floor.
’ i
msérrorssuoo , ,
, _ Children’s Wou-
pteces have derBoxee with bailey
years’ guaran- sugar, old-fashioned
sticks and most in-
f mm mm were terestiug chocolate
Useful: piece. 10,. the animals. 30 cls.
' l table Marshmallows in
ammo tin boxes,
rm use. not , W... 5., a,
$7.” “d $8.” Smaller boxes,
m“ “wt for 15 cts.
“'75 and ’6'“ Main door.
fake nobleman 1nd or
of his friends.
ot let him.
But Rousseiot had selected Mr.
produce the 060,000,000.
Mr; Hamilton explained it would be
|neeessary to obtain“ the approval ‘Of
3 the State Depurtmeut, and he accord-
Mes Tries to Arum Lean.
“if this can be arranged through any
of. your-Nevaorh'frienda." the letter, ingly communicated with Secretary wood's Garage.
continued. "1 assure you Spain stands' Robert Lansing.
the m "MT” iii m‘ York to" randy to cast her lot with the Miles that the loan would have to be arrang-
} in' the great world conflict "
t "new... thrown." subbed Rods-l The letter greedy impressed the, “W 0" the WI! Womb and .
He was informed
ed in formal manner by representa-
owner of m ,5...“ 1th. mull he so notified Mr lichen
was supposed to be my intimate in',’ But the "muuuis'" was persistent.
desdwith King Altman. intact, that in short order he burst upon Mr.
m was sues-o in. awe» and stone presence with another letter.
mmumumsi, «~9qu ls Moussebiaiailnetw-vm-sto, "1 dance some”. «sunshine
_0aa little grouper
Silk Dresses
Dark T a I e t a. a,
beautiful little mod-
els in green and red
changeable, n a v y
blue, bronze brown
and» dark“ bronze
green, mode up in
pretty childish fash-
ion with little lace
collars. Former-price
$13.50
. $10.00
To clone out.
Half Price
Satin and Accordion
Plotted Party Dresses
Original models
.Which also are slight-
ly rumpled and
massed.
Second floor.
Smocks and
Middies
Sixteen year sizes for
misses. ,and small
women; in plain white
and a few colors.
Most of them have
contrasting colors Oil
collars, coils or
smocked stitchillgs.
To closeout at,
$1.00,
Second floor.
Wholesome Sweets
Malia-cams. This is
a delicious mallo
filling with a covering
of butter scotch car-
amel, all neatly wrap-
ped. 50 cts.
Snowflakes, molas-
ses filling rolled ‘ill
sugared cocoanut.
'49 cts. 9. lb.
Soldiers’ Packages,f
assorted chocolates
in khaki colored box-
es, ready to mail,
., . 7 '15 etc.
r'
.orth nice in crisp. new bills, and sign. many of his communications should not have told them that. lgcfl
said: ”Let me help you out." Routine-l “Mfg" ‘He lets me call him that," the; another letter from the king.
plained to actual
i
‘ "He says it was not the government
l tal loan that. he wanted. The king
Stokes to play an even more import- My, Stokes then “(mine a mu- |ogu§ wants no publicity, no noise. He want: ‘
ant role, in his little drama, 'land thel emfy, He journeyed to the 0309': a quiet secret, personal loan of 850;
next day he exhibited to him a be!!! of .l. 1’. Morgan 1 (10., where he corp; 000,000. The king says if Morgan I
letter purporting to come from the .fcrred gm, William Pierson H8\‘W°".l ‘Co. will lend me the money I can turn
king of Spain, in which it was said who listened “gaunt, but did not, it over to him and it will be sotisiacv
that “10 fiwtah- treasury was run-ox plunge immediately into his pocket (at ‘0"-
W quite/low and that a lttle flood of 050,-
toro. his? 000.000 would come in very handy
,‘i
The Eco truck of the Wnter. Departs!
meat lost a wheel near the Norwall
Reservoir yesterday afternoon and ,
was tossed in by an auto from Lochfi
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