id
first Methodist Buseeoal (harsh. Tuesday night the cottage meetings
”b Norwaik. Rev. John Oreo-lea! will be held at the homes oi Deana
wt 2- c-mWa-rmwww «www.craz-
”aids." . Bible school at 12 noon: liarboiF avenull, James Norman. lead.
M'WWIC‘:“.* «immune-Dianna
”z fThe Voice of God in the Life, as “Old We Concert” will he
at My." .eanasi assists leader. a by the stewarbeaes at the
was -at 1:80. sari-ct: “the comb; hitter alahtyobolr raisarasl.
. m Judgment here." The auditor-1 Paeasovn. .
will beepeaedlorthepreaclling Openingsong bytbechoir.
both morning and evenlns- Prayer ............... John D. Taylor
rs and visitcs will be molt m .................... .leleoted
y wuss-ed to all the sen- Ids-isms Reading....8rs. Jobs not:
Prayer meeting Thursday even- Beading ............. lrs. Luis m...
' lReeleation ”Ilsa Jeanette Randolph
asolo ........... Mrs. Elenora Perkins
.fist Muse lethodlst Episcopal Recitation ....... all“ Rebecca Hall
M. m I. ,Wibenil pastor»— 3oediug ....... lire. Joseph ltandoiph
fellowship meeting. 1 Solo ........ Ira. June- Parlilns. Jr.
Jane-en. lsadernlelae a. m...nsorn- lemarks ............ ,a. .l. Bell
‘1‘“ win-ship with sermon by the pas-i
m. W: “America's Opportunity leaders.
flmr‘ 10 m.. luhyeebeelrsnd . . ————-—— .
M’sfiiblealau. The subject at the South Norwalk Baptist Church.,.l.
”'e-wlees'wlil be: “Jesus' Prillclole Harrison Thompson. pastor-villi” s.
' m.. morning worship, sermon by the
'M Fraction , the lab-
M” W" 9' '1" 39"“ lam pastor; 12 is. Bible sohml session:
meeting. review “The 6:30 p. 111.. younr people's motive:
Vdee o! God in the Lite 0! Today.” 1:39 p, 111.. —mning worship opening
”or. the pastor: 7:30 p. 111.. even~ with a song service. sermon tonic!
the '00th “‘1 W". The 43“- "a (tilt oi’ Bread and Meat. The
i” m1 50ml '1“ It"! “019 DIP 10:10 and 7:30 amides will be held
° Tuesday «coins. 7" V9” in the main auditorium of the church.
3". ”9‘53"“le society '1" Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.. choir rehenr
hit its "colonisation et wtmfimal. Thursday. mo p. in, mid-week
"9 Wm! ”Ema?” W ,meeting at the church.
All *socletywlll meet Midterm.
hose for work. Regular midweek” serv-
dee header evening. Special re
has”! d Easter entitle by the .choir
mm: at the parsonage.
Trinity Church. liev. Frederick a.
Coleman. rector—Tbs iourth Sunder
in Lent, 7:00 a. 111., celebration oi the
iholy communion: 10:00 a. in, church
lschool; 11:00 a. in. morning prayer
Dev. NM" 3- WN- MOW-4‘1“" .ior men is the men's club mouse with
“Nb!” ‘1“ t m, “I“ ”Will address by Clarence C. Button. coun-
lIIlItv‘P-«ll- Bedlam: 10:00 ’7 ml“- cil member oi the Brotherhood oi St.
”W “MW 0‘ ’1'“ MW Andrew on “The Work or the say
8!: “=00 I- In» mom“ "filling Pilots in the National Garments."
,m ‘l” ”l9 ”'1"; 5‘30 Epworth 7:30 p. 111.. "emu: prayeraudcser
M “We: 7’30 9- m.. evening men. "The Garden oi Getheselnc. the
"MN “WI “5 p. m- 01'" Ballerina. the Prayer and Answer."
.My' 7:“ 9' 111.. mu" meeting. isry: Tuesday. 2 p. 111.. sewing meet-
~ . . :ingioi the guild; 8 p. m.. vestry meet-
Knfllt StrestA. M. E Church. Rev .1115; Thursday" 4:30. 111.. evening
1. A. :lchoy. photon-vhloming .vvor ,imlyer. Mrs. Sims wi angst this
hlpiureechlng service at 11:00 a. in, service; 7:45 p. to. 1m Friendly
y the pastor; 12:30 p. m.. Sunday society; Friday. 10:00: a. to. Litanv.
school. A. 'l‘. Archer, superintendent. holy communion and: intercessions
The thly sacred concert will be 7:45 o. 111.. events: may" and ad
held. 8:30 p. m., with a pleasing pro dress. The new confirmation clasr'
3.31“de by Jacob Walker; 3. will attend this service. .
3. on. the pastor will preach from the, ’ , 9-7-7- . 4 - . _
., ». there: "No Need oi Fear." A silcclnl' So. Norwalk Congregational church,
~invitation is extended to those in need preachingfiunday morning at 10:30 a.
of spiritual help and a friend stream. by Dr. Dahl. of Yale University.
me. inspiring singing.
Jacob Walker, Miss Olivia Brent.
”W013 Nelfiw't'EPMOW‘ church." litany and sermon. t p. 111.. meetlna'
mesa-s. leader. Herman mm” Monday. 7:45 p. 111.. Red Cross Auxil'
. MM ddi'l‘w iao attand’tibeae
Monday Sunday Mbool and Men's Bible class. .
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St. Paul's Parish. Rev. B. Bowell.
union—Fourth Wald!“ My in
lost. 7:30 a. at. Ml: mien;
;D:15 a. m.. St. Paul‘s Sunday school;
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For White
There is an abundance of sensible Material
for the plainly tailored white skirts which women
require to wear with summer blouses.
school. :6! Iain street. Winaépauk:
7:30 p. 111.. evening prayer. All per-
sons are welcome at the services. and
an upscial invitation is encoded to,
strangers and visitors in town. New
scholars are welcome at either at tilcl
two church schools on any Sunday.
Services during rthe week as follows:
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30; oven-v
ing at 7:30 (at St.,Andiuw's nilsslon).l
mhnudey martial 3.7230; Friday
evening at 8
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‘ St. liotet’pi,himlluel Lutheran . .
church. 11min L anus. cartoon, bone and satin stripes,
Divine services morulns at 10:30 s.l
m.. aveplagat .7130 p. in, Gospel ser-
mon in the mullig. helium sermon
in the evening. Palm Sunday confirm-l
atlas. Balm sander evening reunion
service {or the young people in But
lish. A cordial «home is extend-
Ied to all WOMAN all others
interested. Sunday school at haul
rNew pupils. are always welcome and
may aatsratanv time. ”Choir reheare
.sal decoder evasion. . Contributions
or W to thspsrsonese fund
'may be left with the oileers oi the
church or With the pastor.
Holiness illusion. Monroe Street.—
Sunday school from I v. in. till 5 p
m.. ‘hollnnis teen-c at 3:15 p. m...
Brother ‘Campaos not! Brhlaeport.‘ a
man othtlloltlte holi‘hoetllllll
be the speaker. it is the aim and par l
peed oi" this mission to lilt up that
standard of Christian living end to luv-i
press upon the minds oi the people
the great toot thatflod won“! his chll
tires to worship Him in spirit and in
-tiuih and in the beauty or builders.
in the book of Isaiah, 35th chapter.
8th verse. we‘resd: “Add an highwnv
shall be. and there ‘siwsy. audit.
shall boarded the way of helium:
.tlle. unclean shall not pass over it. but,
it shall be for those. the way-tartan
men though of tools shall not err
therein." it you are a Christian and ,4,
"you; areaeektng after-the deep things , ‘
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meetings. 3:15 p. m.. in the filter-
noou. also at to m. Free will odor
lng only.
bags and purses.
’ so Reali-
The quality of cotton this year seems to be
better than ever. There are gabardines and
corded novelty weaves, plain cloths with herring-
their cflect from diagonal or’ corded threads, and
rcpps which are heavy and handsome.
Beach Cloth, pique and other heavy cottons
in very satisfactory assortment.
.-. it“ across theses " . i *
The most exquisite handmk appears on
these filmy summer blouses: of batiatemd voile.
They are made by hand in every. particular, not
only the ornamental work, the insertions of diet
lace and the beautiful laid embroidery and eye-
let work, but all seamsare sewed by hand. They
are well worth an inspection.
. .. ' il'li'e latest Wies-
.4 In the new Mather Goods case on the main floor
will be found an iatcréitingassortlnent oi the new band-
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," Every day sees an increased demand for
‘, laces. Filet Laces are more popular than ever,
’ although genuine Irish Crochet is a close second.
‘ It is going to be a summer for rufllcs and
flounccs and even when dress skirts are plain
and severe the blouses will flaunt themselves with
. strips 0f insertion, and flowing sleeves will be
edged with laces.
hatch and round naked Valentina“,-
Normandy l’slencieunos and Ginny are in large
assomnmrt.
Tailored Skirts
There are many designs which seem to
adapt themselves without effort into collars and
vestees. ' »
Many ladies are making'their own lingerie
garments and these must have simple trimmings
0f lace. i
I'll“ Lace Camisoles are designed to wear
under sheer blouses. These are all ready to
wear except for sewing on snaps and running in
the ribbons at top and waist linc.
Organdie Edging! appear in exquisite
designs in colored embroidery, very French. and
plaidod weaves which take
Prom 59 cts. mum a yard my efiedive' a... a...
9n the “(HIM l .
7 Summer Blouses Spring Footwear .,
.. Boots, Pumps and Oxfords
Correct styles to wear with the new tailoredsuiia.
Pumps, patent kid, dull calf and gray suede,
$6.50“ $7.50 a pair.
Oxfords, patent kid With turned soles and
plain toes, $7.00
-' Boots. black kid. patent kid, with plain and
colored tops. ‘
‘ ‘5 95 ll Boots of coloredkld, plain patent leather and
' """ ' 1). many novelty leathers, from $4.00 to W
' Second floor. Iain door.
i‘chapin” Cream
Dippers
Glass Rolling Pins
Crystal or opal roll-
nl t the stewardess board lsécailcd at 12 o'clock. Young People's meet-1 Associated 3",", Student. Red lion's
Price, Spring street, South Norwallt. Bradbury. topic: "What 1 most Adhm. pastor Thomas P Yates will
to set at the home of Mrs. Augusta lng‘at‘5:30 p. m., leader, Miss Edna Hall, South Norwallt.——Sunday. 3 1,} .'
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IHard to Understand." Brats free. No
illusion-4h" hour of prayer, 10:00 of;
Special touring Hartford county tor
'toi'd Windsor, and other points morth.’
:aouth. least and west of the city 01]“ the tsedll of 1",, me, and desire
'Hartiord. The Connecticut Woman! the m. o, the red-em Amend-
..convince Senator
'sentlment of his own home county is
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Advent Christian Church. Van Zant:
and Harvey streets. Rev. G. Li. Teeplc.l
111.: morning sermon, 10:30 a. 111.: Sung
day school. 12:00 111.: Junior Loyal;
Workers meeting, 3:30 p. m.; Loynll
Workers meeting, 5:45 p. m.: evening
sermon. 7:00 p. m..; midWeeli prayer
and testimony, Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
First Church at Christ Scientist, 67
West avenue—The regular Sundayl
service of this church is held at 11]
a. m- ‘
{Christian Science. subject,
10th, "Man."
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March women's war wort movements will
Wednesday evenlnx testimony meet- speak on "‘V°m°" and War." “M will
ms at 3 o'clock. To both these senile" “rm? work being done by the
vices the public In invited. A read~lwonien oi the countries at war.
,inir room is maintained at the same Automobilespdeoorated with at!
address, open each week day, holl'drage banner‘wwilleome out {romeach
days excepted, irons 1:30 to 4:30 p. in: town where meetingswfllibetlldi and
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e .escert the "Special to the place of
Connecticut Suflrayc can... . « ,
Ne - " “We're not goldg to ignore Senator
ws Brnndegee," said Miss Mary, Bungle!
-~ “ * iwhen Questioned about the ca ' .
All aboard tor the Senate sumfi‘uhough'we “Plath!“ he has ignored
.308. But we will center our activities
the week 0’ March 7 to 1" stopping at 3011 Senator McLean because it' In his
New Britain, Bristol. South Manchu-2‘0,” county in which n, are ”mm“
tel". ‘Plainville, Farmingtou. West Hart- sad we are anxious to showvthat .the
constituents of his county are aware
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Suitrage Association is sponsor to’ tho'mm for woman "gm..."
"Special" which is below will out to
lcbeau that the
Connecticut people will have a
chance tomorrow and next Sunday of
seeing Just how any Connecticut
women, and what-kind oi women. have
taken part in the .picketing poi-the
Aboard the "Special" will be Mrs. White House at Washinslon. Attire
Nancy Schoonmaker, the new citissni film“. W inaction at the SIM!"
'lhlp worker 10,- mg (3, w, 8.,A.. Mien theatre tomorrow afternoon on." main
Mary ‘Bulkley, chairman oi Harflortl ‘1‘ PM“ li‘ Bridsenort on 3811611.
county and president oi the “amoral Well 17. the pickets will appear an
Equal Franchise League, Ilse Daphne. .theaolltllrmrin whito,.with.tho,mls,
Golden. state organiser and lies 'law whiteand sold rosette o! the ,National
Woman's Party. floss oi the pics-
de who served sentences in tall will
be distlonmled by the wearing “Hill
alas-tin isll sate arm which
for suilrage and that hiaooustitnents
wish him to vote for the Federal Wo-
man Suilrage Amendment when it
comes to a vote in the Senate.
meetings. evening, niece new
logo, talks before church clubs all
led Cross workers have been plane!
in each town and at the enter eaol’
pleasing novelties of suede and patent leather combined
with satin in various colors.
of useful size, all beautifully lined with colored silk and
plain satin and they contain all, the nice small fittings
appreciated by feminine taste.
A full assortment now of C ordova Leather articles.
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’ s‘ands on tile picket ilnc. Durinx till.- '
"merit. The Saar-slates“ aimius first
'ers of this state.
morass-tad te-all rind r'eleaded aris—
polished handles.
. These are very sani- from milk bottles, so
These bags are very large,
tary as the dough will arranged as to get
not BtiCk as quickly only and all the
as on wood. cream.
40 etc. each.
Main floor. 40 cts. each. Basement.
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wpmon hints about methods at keep-l'l‘exnd. Until further applicants will also be
ing their feet warm and otherwise les- Other calls are for gunsrnlths, type elected to service in the coast artillfl’!
srning the (“136011110115 of the long writer-machine and other instrument‘corps. -
makers or repairers, and (or general
machinists to be inducted for aviation:
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LAVAN IACKED DOWN
And Pratt Is Expected to Follow Hid
Example Soon
| John Lnran, coplaintli! with Drrrill
Pratt in the suit against Owner Phil
Ball oi the St. bouts Browns, recently,
backed down in his. threat to hold out:
time than: was cConneclicut Bay with. ‘v '
wthe pickets, when the big purple. white . and signal service. A cell is also sent 1
and gold banner-which bears the les- j out ior lithographers for the air divi-
ond “Connecticut Branch of the Ns- *sion, signal corps. at the aviation ileld's
iional Woman's Party" was displayed. in Olcott, Tex. -
at the gates of the‘Whlte House audit; The local boards may except amp,
13"” number “Connecticut women cents ior voluntary induction who
stood near it._ These women included 90”." the requisite ”MM“! and until his case was settled lavan'an-
Mn .Helene-fllll W‘“ °t Norwnllr, ' technical qualifications, and. if a suifl- nounced alter his trade to li‘ashlnston
Aim. George H. Day of Hartford, Mrs. ' cient number has not been ‘pmimedldhat he would not sign a contract W
W. ll. Green, Mlsa'Psyche Webster or “p to. March ‘by voluntary Mildly”. ill I“ 1.8“] features of [he Ill" hfld
Putnam, Mrs. Anna 0' Perrltt and “1° boards are to ill] the reunlslieibem adjusted and Pratt made a simi-
“m- W. 1:" Ascough, chairman ”l the number by selecting men from Class I lar announcement after being traded,
Connecticut Branch. All these women,“ they feel afé qualified ‘0 n" the Ito the Y I . Defl'lll “menu, is
and “M” "’1” iron time to time positions by examinations of the dlfleré sticking to his resolution. but Laval:
stood among the pickets will be in the . ent elm” oi workmen. . made the long trip from St. mm to
Platform group tomorrow afternoon. l The notice received by the local Washington. talked contract witlt
At both these suilrage mass meetw board is in the nature of an advance Clark Griffith for a few minutes and
logs M" Dudley Field Malone will be? notice to give ellgiblesan opportunity then signed the dotted line in the low
a” W“"’”““' “u“ °' ‘M' of competing tor the diaerent classes er right hand corner. .
"‘"flm "' “' mm‘ “M" or work they would are to be emplov- While in Washington Lawn *8"
"ml" '9 .7 ‘concert public opinion" in .eded, at, and which they are most eill- that his slander suit Initial Bell was
flavor of the Federal W Amend- cient in. After March. 8. the dilerent on the 'i'ebrnary “kgwiil‘l': g: 3":
C as list crowded it into» arc -
" "mm” mm ““1“” ”a 33:13:: illeenszv?r:‘llclli:csh;:lcalltle- : is held back alter March 15 it ma! d".
Senator Brandegee to '0" tor the: portments that are most urgently in lay Pf!“ ll 10W“ “'9 Yankees. ‘
amendment in the-SenlerflldlflNIflIunnd of help. . .‘
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to 1am tor it email the votr
” ,uiu ‘ i l Thelocaiboardsare reunestedto
{keep in daily telegraphic communion—I
tion with the War Department ill
Washington, so that the department;
“motion lend Aired to Sand-will know at all times last where toT
lilkitiedmts for army sci-nu; send the men and how ashram nej
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