‘ducted at 10:30, and tomorrow evenlns
Al the First M. E. Church, Sunday.
my 5th, Rev. John J. Snavely, pastor.
“The common in White " The
new desires a complete list or 1111
“ills rouse m at the church or trons
Miles belonging to the church. Who
with the section of army or navy on
lsation to which they belong Par-
aunts and friends of the young men
will confer a favor by presenting such
'Mcs to then-star on card or paper.
Millie school session at 12 o’clOoks The
c. B clans d ladies and gentlexnen
m 11 democratic class: whosoever will
my come in. The pastor will ad-
was the class. New choir. Epworth
service at 6: up. in. Even”
tile or Idle" Thursday evening at
p.31.- We! and praise service.
A; large attendance is desired.
, Miler the faith or your fathers and
Willa service. Your presence
ewsoi
Churches 1 .....
memwaoemwb.
in the national service, together-
more
has new at not. subject: “The 3111 l
It 7:30. At both services the pastor
will deliver a gospel sermon. Englishl,
services on the last Sunday of the
”than! 7:30»;‘ q W lonel-
enmo; humans ‘1' int
to cit-If and main: um church their ‘
lamb some. 8mm school overs
, Sunday “1:30. Cradle-Roll. Pillow.
| Junior and Senior Departments. Close
and Crown system of rewards for regu-
lar and punctual attendance. New pu-
may enroll on one film Month ;
business steam. onus voting mem- :
Sum» morning alter church: :
‘1 "bonsai nesting evellfli
”fission“ meeting of “the Young 360
“‘1 s moiety Thursday evening at. the
' urch. Subscriptions or contributolns'
church where all are made welcome. ,to the parsonage fund may be lett with
Seats free. Good singing Tummy the pastor or oillcers ot- the church.‘
night class muslin]. Thursday» night «~-—.————.-— - :
there will be an. old plantation con Holiness Mission. Monroe Street." '
lcert given by him Einily Blinks, and‘ Sunday school for children and adults ‘
an enioyable time is promised. Friday. at 2:00 p. 111;, holiness meeting»: 3118 1
night choir rehearsal... ip. 111., also at 8: 00 n 111 Brother
ll‘highes from. Salim Will'lo ‘
Trinity Church. Rev. Endemic A. lspeaker It teams all: at this mission ‘
Coleman, motorecalondnr to rtlle nuhltc lift up the standard of Chiistian ‘
Sunday after Easter, Rogelio: Sunday. living and to tone}! that God requimsi
8 a. m..l1oly‘. communion; 10 a. m.. his children to live pure, clean lives
diurch school; 11 a 111,. holy coup in this present world. We read in
munlonand 8811mm; 7: 30 n m.. choralvlhe word of God Hebrews, 2nd chap
evgnsong ml musical service Gaplter, 13 verses: ‘Theretore we ought
order for the week. Monday. 7: 45 11. Ste give the more 9111th heed to the
in, Red Cross Auxiliary, Tuesday, 2 p. ithings which we have heard, lest at
m.. Red Cross Auxiliary: 7:45 p. 111., lany- time we should let them slip. for
business meeting of the Woman's if the word spoken by angels was
Guild; 8 11.111. business meeting mi steadfast and eveiy transgression and
the Men’s Club; wedneeday, during 'disobedlence receive a lust mooni-
elthc day and evening there will be the noose of reward How shall we cs»
esemlannual collection of more and cope if we neglect so great a salva-
lmagazines; Thursday. Ascension Dayqtlon. which at' the first began to be
.3.
unto us by them
lilo ll.-
“ E firsts. a pair,
workpieces ace needed in Christian
activity.- All pull together for sue-111011; 7:411 senior meeting;
'1: 46 D.- m. choir rehearsal.
communion, 7: 30 continuation instfuc
FHdny.
NM Methodist Episcopal churchd Grace Church. Rev J. Benton W0!»
my Albertll' Beebe. pester-Sunny ner. rect01.——The fifth Sunday afte1
class; 10: 00 a. 111., Sunday school; 11 holy communion at 8 o’clock: Mis-
s. 111.. 11111-11111: worship. holy eomvlsion Sunday school of S. Faiths at
‘ melon; 6:30 “Ebworth Dengue; 9:00 a. m.. the second celebration of
devotionalmloeli mic-oer, Mise' Alice
. Wall; 7:30 ll. to... evening service.
when: births pastor; Tuesday even
no». at! p. 111:. Herman andage's
clans: Thursday evening at 7. 45 11 n1. 1
prayer meeting. ,
10: 30 a. 1n. Parish Sunday school at
noon
Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard,
IEast Norwelk. —-'l‘h9 services on Sun-
day will be: holy communion and ser-
Elli “8mm Methodist 19109601)“ men, 10:30 a. 111.; Church School, 12
Church. Harold n Wilson. pastor.—— noon; evening prayer and sermon.
“10:20 a. m.. morning worship with -:7 30 o’clock. The special preacher
-mrament oi“ holy communion. 12 m.. on Sunday. may 12th. will be the Rev
Sunday school and‘Men’s Bible class. Kenneth Mackenzie. of Westbort. the
The subject of the 111an class will. service being llcld‘al. 7:30 o‘clock.
be: “Christianity Applied. " or a study -——-~-——
2: ““30“ at James. . 37330 9- m.. Jun-t South Norw'alk Baptist Church. J.
lor Dengue. 6:30 11. m.. WT"! Lew 'Hnrrison Thompson. [lesion—10:30 a.
tile MOUOMI meeting, subject. “PM 3111.. morning worship, the sermon will
8'95“” Christians.’ leader. Miss be: “Measurements For the Christ-
5m Ferguson. 7 30 D to. evening! inn; " 12 m, Bible school session; 6: 30
can; service and sermon. subjects p.111 Young Peoples Hour; 7:30 p
"Tho Unforeseen Element in Life.” In" evening “(nahip opening Will) a!
The monthly businessmeetlng ended ’50:”; service; Tuesday. 7:30 p to.
cial- 0' ““3 Epworth 13258119 will be meeting of tho Mizpnh Circle of King's
held at tho parsonage T116911“? 9V0“ Daughters: Wednesday, 7. 30 p. m..
1118- Thifl Will be the annual meeting. choir iehcarsal; Thursday. 7: 41 p. 'm..
with election of omcels Wednesday mid \vook meeting of the church.
afternoon, the Ladles' Aid Society;
Thursday. 7 ‘5 ll sill: midweek 59'" V Pic ram 01‘ the lladies' Aid of
103‘ Red Cross “mk in the “yumhéclnccgllamlsl Church. Sunday, May
‘~ every Monday coming and Friday ,m 1918 at 3. 00 p. m.‘ M
afternoons. All invited. 38mm”, by ,1“, Aid.
'1’1 aver
Congregation-.11 4 801' iplul'o reading.
South Norwalk
‘Churcli, John fitnpletcn Ministep~ Inepimtim, “1“”, l. Nimmo
" Sunday morning 39"”99 at 10 "0 n Sect Reading ............... Miss Ito oy
Tm. Dr George llahl will preach Com- Solo ............... M125 3. S Scott
munion service. Sunday school “l"!lllcmalks .......... l....l)oacon Street
Men's Bible Class at 1‘..' ()‘1.(lock \ouug Singing by ”,0 men (clmh )
“”1““ “mm“: at 5 3“ 1’ m The Ilonuuk. ................ 1 . w. llnlold
., Boys' Club will meet on Tuesday ove-
, fling. The Red Cross «miliary will
steal at the clunch on Thursday at
i ternoon all oclcck. On Thursday evc- ,
.. 111118 the Women 5 Bible ( lass will meet and 11111101 S"""”" Rev.
to do Red (1,035 work. phe Womau' s 'lceph. pastor. ~«llalt hour of prayer.
2 Association will serve ,1 chowdoi 10:11021. 111.; holy communion, 10: 30 n
luncheon in the church dining room “1-1 Sunday ““001 13 m ' Jumol
" on Friday from 12 to 2 (itlmk. 81111143373“ Workers meeting. 3: 30 p.111:
day services will be held in lhe church 1050' ‘VOlki‘ls 111991196 6-15 11.1113.
auditorium Iovening service. 7. ‘lo 11. m.: mid -weck
’ Music for .the day: pl'uyei and testimony, Thursday. 7: 45
Prelude—Adagio in 11‘. Flat liel'kelll). in.
, Anthem—Blessed Be the Name. of the
Lord ......................... (ladsby First Church of Christ Scientist, 57
Solar—But ”‘8 Lord 18 WNW“ West avenue—Tho regular Sunday
. -------------------- 11930061880110. service of this church is held at l]
Posllude—Volckmar. '
Sci-111011 bt llcv. 11:. W Lllnuus. pastor.
A Uhcni (lnisthm Church. Van 7.11m
a. m. -
Christian Science subject, May 5th—
“Everlasting Punishment." _
Wednesday evening testimony, meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these ser.
vices the public is invited. A read
in: room is maintained at the same
lddrcss, open each Week day. hell-
days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p. 111.
,Knigbt Street A. Md}. Church. Rev.
I. A‘. McCoy, pastor.———Sunday services
Blaming preaching by the pastor;
12: 30 p in. Sunday school; 3:30 p.
111.. Rev. E H. Collins, the eloquent
preacher from Stamford will preach
one of- his burning gospel sermons. he
. will also be assisted by his excellent .
choir of fourteen voices: 8 p. m.. the St.
sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will Church, Cedar St, near West Ave;
be served. Church attendance is a Martin L. Steup. pastor—Tomorrow
sign of selflrespect. visit this little' morning divine services will be con.
_.._____ ‘ FORD
After birth," the
Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
out events in a
man’s lifeareclioos-
511g :1 wife, and
choosing a range.
0f ‘tlie two, the
range is the easier.
for any range will
accept, but ranges,
like wives, may
give trouble after
choosing. Choose :1
swarms?) and you
will lit-s. c l o trouble
with poor range;
and. less with your
/ wife.
I .
FOR $313.3. BY
RNASll
services: 9:00 a m.. r n. Bodiem's Easter. the 11m celebration at the'
the holy communion and sermon at .
G. M.‘
t‘v0 nleSt import- ',..0rder in the State are ill the “advice. ‘
The total number of members in the
a meat North Mom and West fits.'
in a. in, moraine prayer and holy spoken by the Lord and was continued
that heard Kim. l
invited to attend.
Free will offering
All are cordially
these meetings.
only.
i
l MUSICIAN soussz WELL.
Hopes to 'Celebrate'tha Fourth of'July
In ”Min and Return Home by
Labor Day.
Musician Andrew'l’; Suites: with the ,
56th Regiment hand; has mitten
i'rom' France to a. friend in this c1131
as follows: ——
Somewhere in'l'rsnoo. ‘
April“ 111111. 1918'.
Dear Friendm '
Just a line letting you know l- on)
well and happy. Hoping (but 1111mm *
the same and that all your family's":
also‘lu good health. Well at' last 1
have arrived safe and sound. We had
some trip across the pond. but we
didn't see a single submarine and
none of the band boys wore sick, as
we had good luck in geltlng a huge.
transport.
Some very pretty and initrcslmg
:sights here It sure is 11 great treat
:10 see what most of you people only
lead about. We marched (brunch a
village whore people live in small
stone houses which look to be over
11 thousand years old. We played 11
hand (oncort ev my day and ulnht unm—
|ing over. and i am in hopes of colt»
brating the 4111 of July in ilcxliu und
be back home by LlibDl Dav, in up .
eoxpcct to blow the infirm to hell or
lsome other place worse.
, How is elcl'ything back ho:.11e l
111111 about 41000 miles from you and
friends, and i am having some fish
letting friends know that l have a"-
rived safely. II can hardly wait to see
this regiment start for Berlin. but 11 n
will get there and don't you form-t
it. as we have some oi the best you
new with us and when he lets loose,
‘goad' bye kaiser. " The people here
Wear wooden shoes and the little tots
sure do look cute. We also have seen
a few of those beautiful French dolls.
you know what kind I mean. They
sure can roll their eyes and smoke.
WW". 1 must close. as i am not ni-
Rememher me to George and fit me
bear (1 cm you soon.
Best. regards to all. .
Yours truly. -
M USICIAN A'. J .' SOIII'ESZ.
56m Axillle’ry Band. C. A. 0.. ll 0.,
Co American Elrpeditionnry Forces
RED MEN OF STATE PREPARE .
FOR ANNUAL GREAT COUNCIL
Committees Meet ,2 '1 and Make
Ready Reports for Meeting at
New Haven. /'
The reports and returns committee
,cf the Great Council of Connecticut
Ilmproved Order of Red Men. held at
lthe Hotel Stratfleld in Bridgeport. and
compiled a report which will be given
at the Great Council meeting of the
order which will take place Wednea
day next at the Hotel Taft in New Hu-
ven. Those prose were Nelson J:
Ahlstrom of stamfo ; Stuart C. Mar-
Stratford; William A. Saunders 01:
M. Barnes of Bridgeport.
The order is in excellent condition.
There has been an increase in mem-
ing a total membership in th‘é‘fitnte of -
8.500. More than 700 members oi the
country. with the colors. is 23.000;
Great, Sachem Barnes will be elected .
to the offices of great prophet and St.
Clair T. Corson. to. the office of great
day.»
Great Sachem Barnes reported that
he made 78 visitationg to the tribes in
the reservation during the year. .
_ _.
The Newest Fashions in
AFTERNOON - DRESSES
Georgette, Charmeuses and Taffeta
SWEATERS
Oi Shetland Floss. Attractive, and
July Priced ,
BLOUSES ’ - ‘
Georgette Crepe, Washable Satin ’
and Lingerie; medium priced
one for every occasion. ‘
NECKWEAR —-A full line of upto-
the- minute styles in collars and
veslees.
THE LITTLE SHOP
I —..d-
louod l0 write What i would like to. ».
shell of Norwalk' George W. Spell of ~
Waterbury and Great Sachem Goethe 3
beiship during the year of 231,1nak- -
sachem at the meeting next Wednes- ,
- 60 N. Mam street
South Norwalk ‘ .
for Children
l" larcerixed Fibre,
it white, pink, blue
‘hnd? black, with roll
fops, ,
' 8 pairs for $1.00
N Pinlt and: blue: silk, l.
:Mith llslc tops, and“
crochet edges,
waits. a pair.
Main floor.
«mew
6 to 16 years, "‘3‘ '2
Remember the
Silver Sale.
Main Floors,
Quaint and simple
Hats
for little wilds.
Eats, straws and fan-
cy braids, with fit or
burn down: hl'lllls. ,
These are in great as-
cor-tune“.
Kr collection has
been arranged on ta:
files in the. milfinery
. mom. for quick and
easy, selection. Trim- '
mings consist of plain
ribbon or velvet
[‘ bands, 11 single wreath
E of little French flow-
, ers, and sometimes
35,90; to $27.50; Department for Juniors hardly any trimming
’ ' 3 at 3.111
Gingham and "'1" The mothers of young daughters will find it , Prices ans mode:
3 _, OW“?! ,, worthwhile to visit this new. department. All . rate. '
"ti , floutt‘welggl ’ garmenleneedodaby young and growing girls are Second floor.
1 a 333 £11768”!!! 91- . hemmesdy to wear. H
Cargo ’
1’ fl! Gingham and Percale Frocks of quaint and Garden Pamphlets.
$2.”,t0 $593 girlish style. Pub“ 2 . 1
,0, Bl _ i organdies and figured Muslim, Voiles and “Shed ”Y the '
— . 3 9“ Bimities, ileunced and be-ruifled m the prettiest National War Garden
M 9’ Wm fashion. ‘ ’ ~ 1 -
Communion.
.1 :1. 50 and: s2 .25
bit“ Bloomers it:
Brill or Khaki,
$11.50
l Crepe do Chine
andth Dresses,
{110. 50 to $27.50
Figured Voiles ”s1
‘ h
ages 8 to 18 years. “-
08.50 to $15.00
, Smacks
:3 Blue, rose, pink,
'* green and white, ”at
{$2 00 and $2 50
f t. 'r
. .
Second floor. :3»?!
White Georgette Crepes and Nets appropr -
~ ate for confirmation or graduation.
Little Toilets Frocks, plaid skirts and plain
blouses or costees to combine.
Bough Clothes for outdoor use, games, gar-
dening or camping.
Bloomers of Brill or Khaki,
Smacks in oncolors,
Middy Blouses of Khaki or Navy Drill.
One Hundred Coats
Serge and Wool Velour ;
' All new spring models, in navy blue, fan and A
4‘13". rookie. Sizes 6 to 16 years.
Formerly sold up tox$16.50
$10. 00
nan 1‘ .»
House and Porch Dresses
for Women
1
Gingham, Percales, Tissues, Chambrays
Striped Gbambrays and‘Percales with white
or colored facings.
_ .1: 0 Checked or Plaided Ginghams with white
collars, cuffs, and pocket facings.
Linens and plain Chambrays, blue, tan, lav-
t coder and gray.
. . “Billy Burke” and straight line effects.
“Will-fit” Dresses in pleasing patterns.
Sizes 36.150 52.
’ 322006295. $3.50, 1067.50
Second floor.
/ , Handkerchiefs .
They tell us that before long there will be no
, linen :handkcrchicfs in the market. However,
Wsomo‘lofa-the dainty'cottons are pretty enough to
{ makeup for the loss of linen.
Sports Handkerchiefs
in colors, dots,
. squares, ciicles and checker-board efiects, are in
all such shades as will combine with summer
.wdsli (bosses.
26 cts. each.
Colored tissue Handkerchiefs, silk finished,
fects, all very dainty,
t . .
' . very sti 11sh with band borders, corded color of-
35m. each.
Main floor.
‘.
This tells the ama- -
tour gardener who has
only a little plot, what
to plant and when to
plant; the tools that
. are necessary to use;
~ how to take care of
certain pests and lat—
terly, how to store
vegetables and fruits
for the winter.
This book is free. ‘
limited number
only, and can be had.
by applying at the
special Book Section.
Spring Suits
for Women
Of All Wool Serge or Jersey Cloth
All desirable models, evidencing the latest
stl Ice and best workmanship. Nicely finished .
and with a distinctive touch on collars and pock- l
as... seen.
$20 00 special. .
Second floor.
Silk Petticoats
» A bargain for these days.
Best quality Taifeta and" Jersey top Pet's.
ticoats.’ These are offered at a low price 'consid‘é ‘,
ering the high cost of production. All perfécb
models. . .- 3 :1 1
$3.95
Second floofl
Candy Section
Bittersweet Peppermint Patties,
Nut Toffee, chocolate covered, 00 ole. { .
Italian Creams, . 7 a . , .
French Nougat. (wrapped) pound, ‘
Butterscotch, a very choice variety. , _,
"Turkish Paste so etc. 11 lb.
Whitman's Ben Eons, Marshmallows. 50 ole. a box
Herd Candies, mixed. 69 ole; 11 lb.
Main “001's. '
m 11 use
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