23- Church Sunday.
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rmaiat 1:11-15 152': in. A also
the rows people. 7: 30 p. In.
1 y at admort spiritual
' .1 hi Moss. Pauli! out All
' Meet your trieu‘ds there.
1.1evening'm nd1'
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M"Harbmt E Wilson pastors-4
11s. 111.. special Mothers Day ser-
'mobhers iwill boxuests ot
~1A AuMobllea willtbo Itplovided
it tor all who desire, it 1equests are
lands to the pastor any time before
Malawi!) 12 m., Sunday scboob
i; rower dn'iexer'clhos in 1112‘ schblii
‘ in the man's class the study will ‘be
Philemon, or aura-tanner and' ‘thc
Iervant problem " 3: 30 11. n1., Junior
38551101111111.1111”. 7: 30 p: in. song
metals? and ‘sermo'nfi subject: ' ”Tut-ll
Btifitvaatez‘l1 Tuesday evening there
iltoba1‘n patflntior service in the ‘-in
rests ot the French War Orphans. A
. apaolal and attractive piograin has
prepared consisting of some of
tke‘diost talent in the city. The pub1
l'o '1ls invited; but children under
mated by their parents. Thursday at-
r‘n'hon, "the Ladies' Aid Society
Thill‘sdity: 7: 45‘ p m, mid Week serw
ice. Friday evening, choir iehealsal.
nod Croat: work Mondayjevening- and
Friday afternoon. All Indies invited
3: Knight Street-'1‘. M. E. Church. .Rev.
1. A. McCoy, pardon—Sunday worship,
'lhoriilng "preaching ” by the ‘paslor,
1.1.13230 11; 111., undny schoolrn. T. Arch-
1:: er. superintendent. 8 p. 111., the pas-
.722,” will preach Item the theme: "Why
nip a110:30a.m.' Themstsoe vcl'Girclp 11111
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Tim Climb of Gill-m 81,:ioittlst. 57
West avenue. -—V-Th.e regal
”Sand
address. open each Week day, holi-
mama:
Weighs Evangfllenl 1.111141% 1'
Cednit‘fitreet, flour WOMVe.. .‘
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filial?
l he held at St.- éter'a Lutheran
church at 19: 30 a. into\11‘bow. The
mm? film “Mambo mm! uhots
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so: 111» month in oeppm.n
like last Bundlybfihe' W' WI
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Tuesday afternoon, May 14t at 2: 30 veil.
on Rowayton avenue.
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1‘ ' ' one . Ahead '
ins room is maintained at the same
medium. 1111111111;
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the causes and 11111110er111 1111111 or $E§i°o$§fiflli mgilb ”‘8 it“ , Sizes 8 to 14 yearn?“
gently requested to meet in the ladies ' 1‘ . ‘1
Vparldf’for‘iwmt‘oh ‘surg‘lcsl'dress‘lngs: ' 2 Wu hi 5 $7?“ 6,- fb 14 years. original Price $17150
~ 1 The Salvation Army. 95 a 113- 4' . 1
South Noi-wullt‘” Baptist 01.11.011.19 ton street —~Special services held' i’eg— $510Q $10.00 Saturday
Harriscnr'rlioinbsoni pastors-10: so 11111111111111 law ”be fill-iii 391 WashIlp on . ‘
m. morning service ’in observancerot We“? 4'81 89 3583‘ We “1‘“ ‘
Motown 1mm Thorium will preamp. day £1111 Saturtla 31' even: “a 111 s ght‘
on the topic: ‘1"0u'r Mothers” 12 to, o'clock, Sunday services two thirty
Bibleobbol session: ll: 30 p.111 Young
and eight o'clock;Sal1l$iith school at .
People's Hhour; 7: 30 p. in. evening
worship, opening 1with a song 'service.
This Rev. C. S. Savagefi D. D., will
mak‘o‘ the address' Which will be of in
two o'clock‘ every Sunlilly. ‘ Sund'uy '
evening topiot‘ ”Behold Thy Mother."
Special Mother' 11‘ Day songs: Open air
services: Wednesdpy‘, Fort 'llnd Pleasa
and stairs Bibis'mm; Speciallcrad'ld »
6:30 p. m, Epworth League‘s m. morning1 "prayer land'se
elve years of age must be aooom i7' 45 '1)- in Girl'
terest to all Wednesday, 3 p. 111., ant street. “Walk Friday. Day:
the Woman' 5 Associatiom'wili hold its and Karma itréets. South Norwm‘;
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thelchurch; Thursday, '1. 115 p‘ «.11., mid streets. south: Nei'h
week meeting of the‘ church {or and 11111111111111 streets;
'5 Sunday; war
’Soii‘th ”Nor:
id all those services. Envoy: W.
"l‘rinit Chicm'nevx' F
v u ”99““ A 5,113., a 'Civil War veteran: and Vet
Golemah, i'rector.-~'l‘he' Sunday after
Ascensidn Da 8 a. m.. hol -
munmn1'10 a. lo” Churoh “11361003”; wilt- be present at all (hell‘s services
mohh‘ Come and near, him.
Associated Bible Students; Red
Men's Hall, South Sputnik. 74—811mm)";
0 p. 111.. 1- "j'l‘hy Kingdom Come."
12:80 [’1 m, adult baptism; 32‘
confirmation, 'Bislio'p- '1‘Aclieson pSutl-
ragoh,‘ Btsh‘mrot Gonn'e'ctlout will con-i
mini and preach1t3alendar to: the 3'
week' Mort‘day evening.
Auxiliary. Tuesday afternoon, Real Boyd
Cross Auxiliary 8 p. 111.,‘vestry at thc:“°l"‘°mei""
V In}!
filial”?! nee rib collection:
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Grace'Church, Rev. J. Benton Worr-
her. 1'ector.—~The Sunday after the 'As-
erosion. The celebration ‘ot' the holy
communion at 8 q'oelock. Mission“ Silll',
day School ofS Faith at 9 octo‘rk:
morning prayel nnd sermon ill {2.10 "i 1
a. 111.: parish Sunday school at boon, item with brook running thr‘ough' 11111
lb piopoi-iy and a "clearing‘ of (our acres
-——~—-|- l .
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Christ Churill, Gregorv Boulevard 30:3,?3,111,332,231, 2133111”;
Ea“ Norwulkv-Services on' Snndnv Iiile Indian stochade oi the pioneer
ai‘tel the ascension, ilay'12,will be said of
findl‘ows: \lorning player and scrlnon,iAflbfihamfigg‘cfifif the birthplace M
1 the Devil Left Him " All are cordial
, 1y lnvi ted to attend these 1101 vices it s
”’0 a m Chm“ S'hm" 2 l“ 1' Many log cabins are to be built In
and Washinat‘om ‘
walk The pump are cordlsity‘invired 1'
eron soldier of the Salvation Almy. i
1' How? When2 Mat. 510 by B. I) ;
Red Cross MNEw York city. Allz
(Condomttimnt'mm. «1 1 ~ ' ‘
.tho'ds‘. a tract of thiéhly‘w'ooded ‘
l .
.21:
'At $16.50
1 ’ 1 r 1 :3“ ””4 '
370412611?)me cgn‘lligll'illgitgrl” inglflioagoa; MOTION PICTURE”V
'Frlday‘, 7. 30 p. m.. Cbgl:9l‘;:e:::;lfy' STUDIO LOCATES‘ .11 ~ coats
1N ROWAYTON .
' intercity, tan, navy and black
, Wary good for summer motoring,
traveling and street wear.
$20 00 special.
” ” 1.1.1.111 Second floor.
Plies. Ré‘dtholom omComlfdh Misses
and; Children; A‘Clearance of garments
representln‘g'fii‘i'o'ecohomiovalues;‘
M 1.
~"‘~ .
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Partyi'Dresses: 5 WW :Vbloonr
A‘ small group (30313“
which have become: ~21: ' . ,._
slightiyf'mussedt'trom. 1 “31.111111111311333:
handling ondiidisplay,.- Several-d W, mm;
all t01be‘toflei‘odiat -' modem. ,
Slice 6 to 16‘y'ears. '
$6165 1
Halfaprioe
Second floor.
SimmeoTailored Wear for _Women
Ooatstandffitdta'at small price:
Suits
Wool-50113931131111! Sargon
The ever" serviceable models, correct,
and perfectly tailored, ready- for almost 1.
anytwca‘r during these war’days': " Orlgi:
nal prices "up to “$27150 ‘
very‘spacial.‘
M,-p-4,.A-'—... s. -u...,.. . ,_ .
Hats for Occasrons
Triin and correct Hats for the motor »'
car. Some with very long ribbons for
ticing.‘ Some'with veils, most of them
designed to repel dust and moisture.
,A tempting selection. I V
i' yo‘ur‘ Fathel' s ‘house. Tuesday night “CNN: I’l'll'i‘iv 7' *0 9- “l 7h" 51’9 lvaiious s on: of the dense woodlands
regulnr'class meeting. Thursday Inigllt' 0"” preachel at ”‘9' cloning ““ch" llundiedspof people, horse‘s, oxen a'n'l
"The Rise and Plogress of the Negro “30““ or ‘I‘linitv “e“mm' (‘llurch lmjfl enolluous masterpiece.
Rages. 50 algpdes showing. homes Westport. Residents near the church
schools and churches owned and con ““9 ““‘d'fllll' united
trolled' b‘v negloes Admission heel M
Come early and get a pleasant perm?
Friday night' choli Jellen‘l'snlé'
(sh-notion will begin‘ inlmo‘dlhtely.
Advent Christian Chuich. Van Zuildh Much didiculty was experienced in oh-
and Harvey Streets lit-“V. G. M Teeple.ll.1ining this most desirable mention il<
fpiistm .mHalt hour prax or; 10: 80 a.1u..:us lease, of the ploperty wits already
So Nor-walk Congxegdflonal Church morning prayer and sermon. 10: 30 a 1111 the hands of other pulties. After
John Stapleton, minister .~«‘Sunday Sf‘l 111; Sunday scl1001;12100 111.; Juntol r1 ousidcrable negotiation, a transfer ‘1’
vice ‘at 10: 3D 11.111.Itcv.i1‘lodericlenyal Walkers mi‘t‘llng. 3: 30 '1). m: the lease Was made in: favor of ill
Jacobs will pieuch Sunday school; Loyal Wor-keis meeting. 6: 45p p. 111.: "Lincoln Pictures ClusSic, inc."
and Men's Bible Class 11'. 12 111., Youngievening serlir't'7130 p. 111-: mid-week in a commercial way, this will“ mean
. People’s Meeting nt.’1""1 p in. The' 111211-111 and 1115.11: zlony. Thursday, 7:45. much to Norwuik as vast sums of
3°” Club will meet on Tuesday eve -—'---- money must be expended for materials
" 8111811" The Red Cross Aunilialy W1" Holiness Miseion. Monroe Street—4“"d labor, skilled and unskilled ti"
meat on Thursday at 1: till p 111.. and ‘Sunddy school at 2
the Women' a Bible Class 11'le meet on meeting at 3:15 1:. n1. Service at!
Thursday evening to do Red Cross- Nuinmnke Homc,10:30 11.'n1.0nen
work. M‘ua'ic f01 Slindity molnillg: -— Eclii' service, Railroad avenue 111115I
Preludor—Moy Morn .....’...‘...Steere ,.p 111. Inside martin: at 8215 11.1111
phes uill naturally reap the benefit.
There is also a possibility ol‘ 3 per-
lllanent motion picture studio ’being
built here, providing suitable arlnngc
An¢errr~“Let the People P'raise‘ All are cordially invited to attend ments can be made regarding IOCH'
Thee ....... ,4 ............. Carter these meetings. Free. will offering tion;
lo-~ ‘Salve Regina’ .......... Parker only. '—"———.°—.“
[THREE macaroni- cases
1 l DI can or- or
‘l FEDERAL cousr
Paleshuk Fined sso lor Becoming?
Draft -‘ Delinquents Heard;
_ NEW HAVEN, May ll.——To lighten
. the criminal docket of the United
T States District court to open in Hart-
'1 ford May 28. Judge Edwin'fi. Thomas
1 heard several canes yesterday. All ex-
' cept one put to piss made .110 defense
The exception was Peter Andretto or
New Haven, accused of selling liquor
Alex Paleshuk of Bridgeport was nn’a‘d
tot) 1‘01 bootiezging; F. J Knob
Bridgeporn was sentenced to thi y
days in jail for false registration and
I‘eter'Cullen oh the same city was glyi.
' en a‘ day to register; The other cases,'
" all from Ne‘w' haven. consisting of
minor violations or federal laws were
‘ disposed at by uses or 51111 terms.
onusunv cantons wowr
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DANBURY May lr—Appeslby citi
: ~ sens hereto the federal trade board is
.‘ to be made concerning the price of do
i meptlc coal set by the fuel coulh‘ilsi-
” sinner. The dealers were ordered to
,1 sell at $9 45 a tori sidewalk delivery,
' but have retu'se‘d' to take any business
at that tlgumr They claim that no
situatioii will be made known to Wash
ington authorities and an investigation
salted. '
i
l
I vertlse in The Sentinel.
‘; there will be :1 rit’lonpiictm lecture on will b“ ”“3 R9" Kenneth Mackenzie, ' animals will be used in the malilhm
Contracts liave been made coveflng '
litany-departments and Work or con- 1
13 n1, holiness. Nomnlk. being the logical base of slip- ~
to soldiers who Was held in $500 bonds.
AOCEPT PRICE ON COAL '
prolit is possible at the price.- The ‘
The leading
military heels,
. .
\11‘
Sterling Patent
"Louis” heels,
#4.... ..
llliEllll lfllN
7~Norwalk =Locl1 Co.
NOrwalk Tire 1; Rubber Co.
Reynolds Motor (‘ur Co.
Arnold Co. Inc;
Hl-Po Battery Co.
Ferris Coal Co.
Rough Hat Co.
Victor2n=1Waterproof Co, 1
Swift (‘0.
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LTHE HATv-‘l'RADEv‘n
The Peekskill Hat' hinnutaclurlng'
C63. Peekskill, N. Y. has been sued
in- the Supreme court rot 5715958 on
tour" cases of: action by the atteis'
Fu‘jii Exchange Co. \The 'coinp‘l'hint, “by
George W Olvimm'? 11111111111111 -’be~
t'w‘ésh Dot! 10 and 31111111113118 lnhtithe _
plaihtiir sold the. potassium battery .:
iur werth 33,200; of 11 hlch only $2 745
was paid
A ascend cause of action alleges
that between Nov. 22 and “Apr'l 9 the
plaintiff sold -the delendii‘l'l‘t‘ {27189
worth of goods and no part 'w‘as paid;
The third and fourth causes of action
are for 5.11. 663 tar-15911111 ‘botWesn N09.
3 and April 3 and $9, 663'bbt1ioohi'fled.
2 and larch as
QME
SEBSEiill’llllli '
Oxfords
footwear for women ‘
, ’l' The best materials are used for these ox-
Ior'dmall hand lasted and finished in perfect style.
1311M! or Tan Russia, 11 ith wing tips and low
$6.50 and $7.50
Black Kid of extra fine quality, with mili-
tary or French heels, 1’
$600and $700
Colt, with stitched tips and
$6. 00
Attractive Display of Children’s—
Shoes,‘Dress Pumps, Play
I. Oxfords a d Sneakers
\
a
Main door.
Hats for children and misses just the
right- stylcs for big and little.
a
Corsets. Special
Second floor.
A collection of tempting values, among
which women who desire fine qualities at bargain
prices may choose their favorites.
P. N. Gloria,
and R & G, with several others.
111.0010
x,
La Rosiste,
$6.50
Less 50 and 75 cts. from original prices.
Second floor.
t “A
'A‘NT MARlNE‘
IS pso'rsovao sv
THE GOVERNMENT
the'
Bureau of Wm Risk Insurance of the
Depa1tliient". provides that a
i
l
l
l
1 A mime isauod today through
‘Wu 1
l
.member of the American Merchant:
thiarlne who is captured-11y the enemy
Ishall be paid his reglular‘ wages: and
ibonus for one year,1pi'o1Iid: 112 the to
ital ones not “exceed so coo. The law
ls'ets one year as the maximum time
'for the payment oi wages. but 11' the
Molecular is released within a year he
will be paid' only for the time during
which he was detained
Mail’s," Norwatk Youths have entered
this branch of the ‘service, and al-
though they are classed as civilians.
and not members of the military or
naval fur-res 'of the United States
Ethey are well protected by their gov-
el 11 north.
some since has SPRlNTERS.
'ille king lblrdmuail-nnd ruffled grouse,
iare sprinters: those with a wide
stretch of wings are distance run
new" Birds of the first Class attain
1their bursts or speed through «their
Very: rapidiwlng stroke: birds of the
night. but at under way more slowly.
P.‘ rds “fvltltishort pullers WPDSS, like 1
second class have sustained powers ofI ‘
All the gallirioceous tool are sprint-
111s They take wing like a bullet;
their wings make a loud, whining
sound The quail 0| ruffled giouse.
can gain full momentum within thii-
ty feet 01' iisillg; the wings heat from,
five to :even times a second. 'l‘hei
iquail coveis flom i'or'ty to fifty ‘foeti
the first second away from the gun:
his wings flash like a rapidly rc\1il--,l
11:,r 111.691. "The \vinrzs m the lufi’led
grouse roar' until the soun
hoard 200'1‘31'65 away;
FAVORITE OF FORTUNE 1
.____.s ‘
l
Lungshoreman 1st Naples Has Become
Popular. H_ero.
Mr ciste is 1:1.pidly supple nting the
other Italian film heroes in Dennis:
1fieetion. says a Naples, (ltaly) dis-
atrh He was fmmetly a longshme
man on the docks here: One day a
film- operator; taking the (legit-[111s of
a shi p with some heroes and heloines
of a film- drama registering “fare-
Wolls' asked the boss stevedore to
[help him in the action by hustling in
some longshoreman. "Ill get Maciste
for you " was the answei.
Maoists, famous about the port for
his size. strength and good humor,
registered action so ‘well that- he be-
came a part of the movie company
Today there is not a corner in italy
where he is unknown to movie enthu
siesta.
Re is particularly popular with
children who sought to see
d' can holed station of the
has? swpllen joints and‘ omer'symw
him ug'e Corpbr‘atlon.‘
his giants silengtll in annihilating
some 'six or eight 'villiaus‘ inr‘a di‘r‘rhiar
His most popular film is that Where
he appears as an Alpine soldier 1101
mg all kinds of dreadful things to
Austrians.
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NEW HAVEN FlR'EMEN: fHURT‘b
NEW HAVEN, May il—JWhileH at:
work at the east end of the lflre~ruin<
New'Ymk, New-“Ha:
veil and Hal-'ttoul Railroad yesterday,
noon three firemen were 8113le by
bricks and quortar and' hurt!" James
Weldon, or Company 10, has a incturg
cd skull and may die; Edward l-Iei"
malice leccived a broken arm; and
Joseph Conilskey was bruised. 1
.1
. . . . , . . F;
AFTER THREE venue ' g
N .
Many men and women are sick 1:11.11 ‘
don't knew it. Some neVer div-cover.
they have kidney trouble. until "they,
apply for lite insurnntte. The moneys
are working all the time, filteping poii.
sonous waste out o! the blood stream.
and when they become Weakehedm'or.
deranged. backache; palnsdnuilitfsmnd
grains, weaned rheumatism, iantiiiida
toms develop. B. Moss,0g . 0359111
'Arkwwrltes: “Folvey Kidney Pillswrcd 1
lieved me of severe kidney trobbleki-‘ol
three years sts‘fflin‘g. fStillsonoPowell
._ hill.”
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