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At the First M. E. Church, Sunday:
- In! 19th, Rev John J. Suavely,pas
urn-«Mum: worship at 10:30 a. 111;.
m; “The. Unrecognized God, a
Red: Gross sermon." The church is an
., institution: which: Ms
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John Stapleton, minister. ~Servioc‘g. 'wollr had vicinity.- Regular-1 attendance -
-Sunday morning at 10: 30 a. m. 121'.
Wilhmach. Dr Smith 12110119111: our
ennui: later-nude. Wl‘ oi moahilltyl
We Vweefm'twtc to in chin. £11.11"
with 1111 mscmlsfidrxme
21121121 citsshat 1a o’cloclt. Muslim
plummeting at i‘: 321 p 111. 'l‘hg Bars
olnh- meets on Tuesday evening The
M Gross Auxiliary, will meet on
mutiny”. 1:00 p. 111. mi tho-W1»
- become Met in thpnood'wrk. 1119. 11161121 Bible class meets 'l‘hursdcr eve-
Utilitie-
“2-1.0...Bsclumuuid1t up tonne 119112 1111111211 1:30. fan Remflross work
110th to hecomma w lucid, Sunday. May 19th; 1918-:—
her of this democratic body for useful- Prelude~—Andante Con Moto. .Glecsdn
”1&2 christlnn wont Goine outlinnthuuw—“My Faith looks up 22
101181 1353“)an mallet service
Thee" ............ .. . ... '.Sollneclter
! rips the public
oemtodifroulflituoinrm
i St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
.,_ ll, iii macs 0.me ilrahSundat 01.11110
du,- 11 2111: month in hglish 7“on p.
Edvard Lincoln Smith. of New- York, zNe
most prominent Congregational NZV tem of rewards for regular attendance.
1‘1! Suited. A
in; room iaimaintafned at thg fi
5. open, each. Weeks day,
Church. Cedar street. heir Wear avo-
taue, Martin L. Stoop. pastor. —Whlt-
acidity—Divine services will be held
at this church at the usual hour, 10: 39
m. Ag W1fienteoafit corms .
tll' behave!“ hit them. Even
imGerman, on the lastfltm
111,. No Worries tomorMW. A...
cordial invitation is extended to. all.
especially to e Lutherans of Nor
is urged Sunday. school at 9:30 a.m
11- pupils are welcome and can en»
lot at any time Ground (Immo- *
We mhearnl Tuesday waning. A
package social will be held 011113111112-
gday, May 23. at 8 p. m. in W
intent or the churclfi All mew .‘
friends. young and old are
to come and bring a packager“ 031111
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318 left with the pastor “Wok
the church
Grace Baptist Chhifltmflmnllmn
cert at 3: 30 p 111.. Sun“. (diam;
Cliotus by school
Scripture reading.
This isEc-onorny"Weelt~ in'Hieuse Furnishings
tributions to the parsonaggst g
' giSlione Cracks,
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7-30 .91. m. ‘ ”War gar? ....................... Andrews J’tayer ............... “‘Fme-mfllf .,
11111 t: e“The Guest at the Door." Postlude~Extract from "Grand Otter Recital; on W“ 7 "
You :rrlll won't- you? Attend the {,on in c," ............... . ..... Wely Recitation ......... ”qu .
, Void:- fashion Methodist ..clasfl Recitation .....,......,,.,;.,mm:i
monument” mains 112112461). Trinity church. Rev, Frederick“; Recitation ...:,., m ,2
, w ”1““ put 339" Wekem WW Coleman. 1'.ecior—~Services tor .Whltnilccltation ...... ..memw all
I” “w” “9" “mmme' sunday: 8. 00 21.111. holy communionVlSolo .......... m 011mm
. min Wursdayhpraaror "“ Pflll‘e with seivice of intercession for the Recitation .uflmm:
. 'at 1:45 n. in, autumn l‘heV boys or the parish 111 the service of Reading ........ .211"; 1211111121112 '
i. WWWWE their country. 10: 00 11.111. Church Instrumental $010.. ..Jfllllm '
JD: 8"” Chill.“ ‘3? Familial" Friday school. 11:00 a. 111., holy communion Solo .......... .Mw {tn-w" m E
evening 3". 33.299 1311102 the industrial and sermon. .30 p. 111.. Red Cross Reading ...... .mmm 1
League metrics-11110111119111!“ Wlmwservice, special speaker, Dr. Hiram‘ instrumental We “offlllkamtV
, church. The union will snatching; ”Hull. 0, Canada. Calendar. for thelReading ............... “Mml
~ quest 0‘ “‘6 league on “What “’0" lweek Monday i111 Whitsunday week, 1Readlng ............ ”mime” j
483-" ‘ 13W V‘gfewe 21 wel 9: 30 a. ‘m holy communion. Evening,1llccitation "HM...“ may“; i
a” ‘2“ 3 Moos 63‘ church Red Cross Auxiliary. Tuesday 111 Whit InstrumentdltWonw WW1M i
Sunday week. 9130 a 112 holy com 'Recitution.... ....... ..,; W .
Noruralk Methodist, Episcopal Churchqmungon Mun-noon Red (31095 Math Reading...” ,VV ..... V
Ber. Albert E 307159 'ItlstOY-S‘mday lary. Thursday, ‘mo 21 111'. GlPl'alRecltfllohx. .. -. 12“. V
mi 1.20028 misuse Wm? Friendly Society 7.151) 111.. 12112 solo. ....... ”MW: .
Ho 811‘: 183d”? 10. 30 a, 111.. 3““ meeting or the conflrmatpion clue. Dun-Milli n1 .Guyyandium 12.01013. .
day 25 11’0“ “3 ’1” m' 2”” Sp'edihl preparation» [or tho first com-l son. - 1
chip: 6-3-0 11411.. Ell-7W“ {Ml a" reunion on 'llrinlt'y- Sunday. Friday. Ilnadlng ..... ~.....Mw§~w‘1i 111111111115:
“‘ ”“0431 meeting 7' 30 p m.,.eyen1ing 7: 46 p. m. choir rehearsal. “/uslc for'8u01.. .. ....,.Mm E 018ml]
' nerviéo', sermon. “Christianity; the asunder-J “mac-3', ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ”gm“ R. J.ofldll'
“Hawaii“ Religion " “195d“ evening 11.00 a 111., Processionalv—“Hout Us. Elicitation ............. Miss
“'fi‘ll’mm‘ 0““ meeting. ‘l‘hursdayi, Thou That Broodest". .llervey RM. .., ._'w a: mm» 1
evening at. 7:45 p 111.. may” meet1t‘omn1un10n Setv'lccmCiuicksliitnk in Instrumental 301991110211.htm S. was
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"fl Otter-torr: Come Hoh Ghost" ....... Dickson. M1 J Rand pastor. Rer
East Av-enue Methodist Episcopall ..................... Mark Andwws Edward 8111111121
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0 On in no ng WON 1p, w. is” Recewional '” ‘Cotue 111v “A“ l The Salvation Arm . 1’05 Was in .
W11», the pastor. subject: isthrle- Come" """"""""" .Wegth ton snooty—"Special yaervlces hhcllll
Worlds Greategt Mothei. the ll 7' 3° 12-" 11‘" 0“”“1 Clllll'ljfmn 0 in eckly in 0211 hall at 205 Washington
«it Red' CFOSE 12 m1, SVVlihnda)’ who?“ diers ..................... Si] “:3 street. “799k day iit‘l‘\l098, Wednesday
and Men's BibleVVClafl- 9 men “n illrtgnificant and Nunc Dim" 1t2.‘.l‘i2 11nd SuTtuduy at eight oclock. Sun-
begin a “If“; 01‘; [The ”PM“? finstmlt‘yi Hy! Iut-‘ 0 God 0111' this “1 (“V3951 day services at three and eight o 'clock.
erature o t 2- 0 row cup e. as llflfit" . V *0 Babb-11h SCllOOl every Sunda at un
.ry gav'sghgllgéggl‘Z'oo; Illfwlvlllllietgi ' OfleI‘Oryw‘ Hint“ of 1’1 11(‘0 (.‘nlltzull D- "L Open an méellngs Will be llBld
“3 6. 30‘ F “1'11“ ue A111 sluice. V las follows: Wednesday. Corner Pleas
Lem” ‘ .1); “" .13}th Sfin Starsirwsled 154111111 . "1 lam and 111112 street, Each Not‘walk;
gmgfilllglfrl l1): th‘e insl‘alllilllon 0%;Rm:buml1“8‘lnl" ”H 11 “f [m I (1 1S:lturday,Wa;tchand “rash-Tngton
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““2“; 81:16!)- a soiCthVVitVoanyounqifhgeggl:V Christ ( hurt-l1 (ittgot'y Boulmurd. 'V All Who have no church home 111 e es-
$111111 1vilul ull-151 file class in 111 12111111122113 EA“ Notwaik “The “Wk“ '0“ Whit- pccinlly invited to attend those set v
mombcrsilup \iond‘a miternoon at 4 sunday May ll-‘tlt, will be as follows: .i.(‘cs
lock. Thu Mach-afternoon the in holy communion. 8 a. 111., holy. com-l
3125' Aid Soliiet ““8de 7. 41 l) munion and sermon. 10: 30 a 111 :V1 21111 gems to the Army
'11] mid week .scxlvice. Red érhss “to”; Chumlt school.- 11110011; evening piiuy- :1 am going to the Army,
" { dFrid [teruoon 211' and sermon. 1. .1) p in Anot 101 1 am going “hole the 1)”:ng bloss-
Monday eve"- ng'on ay 3‘ delavcd Buster gift it is expected. with in” flew;
‘1“ 'ght Sttnct A. M' E. Church Rev to consecrated at the ezuly Eucharist. Rhea!“ "w big drums he:.1ting
“ ‘ cal in 1112* to mectin
1' A' McCoy,‘ papiorV—M0111llug:civ1cc.V 1‘ 1.11m 1 rch, Rev. J. Benton Wet ,l cotched the Army 291-“ and 1 must
greasinngV by 211ch 1Vstm 11 213123.”; non', Vl‘8(lol‘. AWhitsundiy. the first cele- , go.
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, , ‘ 21.111. 112211011. 1111 11y It: 00 9 0 ncss Mission 25 Monroe Sll‘t'Pl.
{1:3 RrggiwrgggygnwnigththneVsd :1“); Faith at 9:00 11.121. The second celc l Vtiloelinx eveiy 'lucsduy. Wednesday.
last all seiiéhlio i’ stcrsuplicon sci- b’mm" 0‘ ”‘9 hm?“ communion and l‘lltlav and Saturday nights at 8:15 p.
mom. for this confctfenm- install “The sermon at 10‘ ”0 '1' 111. Parish Sun in Sunday "lefflfll 2:00 p. 111.110"-
Lord 5 Prelim". illustrated hymns also day 8011001 at noon Those who hm'eVnoss meeting 111.1‘.5 p 111, also all 8: 11')
will. be. shown. This is tour chuthtbeeuV continued duilngtlle present 1‘06 p. 111. Sunday nights Blather H ll.
' Nth)? “0L alhtend This 11. your FathersV torsh' p 111'e21tskod according to the Torry will be the speaker Sunday at
a page Why not com, home? Tucsduyl custom of the parish to observe- thgé temoon May 19211.12 is 2111. “in, and
-fnlght'class meeting 'I‘hurlvtv121:;1114fplmwll as “do the annivfcrsary 0 purpose “‘ “u“ “”‘Nm‘ ‘0 “it Ill) 1111*
choir rehearsal. Friday night bust their first communum and o be sure standard of Chl'SU‘m “VVlflg- If )0“
mass meeting. Next Sunday 21112 11032. ”0 “WM We swamem in Dalliculm are .1 christian and you are sucking
poured; Bacted concert. Please pay lcommemoraticn ol‘ the event. {to 11"01shlp God in the beauty of 1m“
ri.J0111' conference claims. lncss. ”"3“‘3 meetings Will he llelilflll 10
—_——-_———— Advent Chris an Clturtwh Van Zantiyou. All are welcome. No colkection
_ First Congregational Churclr- Rev and Harvey Siltlils, Rev G. M. Tceple. taken at any of our servicog
' -ErnestF.Mc'-.G12agm ‘Ph. D. mlnlstewlwmlfiflalf hm“ mnycr.10 00 21
morning service at 10: 321 .1 m Ser --m - mowing mum and snermon210:30 MANY NEWPATENTS FOR
vine in charge of Rev. W. '.H llohnnn, ,21 111; SUNNY 5011001 1 m. Juniorl INVENTORS OF STATE
11 sci 1 at noon Loyal Workers meeting. 3. 30 D m V
K; Sifulllpgnlu ill £11316 11. 1:10, subject: lLoyal Workers meeting. 6: 45 l) m' The following new patents [or Con-
“Education the Dooruay to Service.“ evnning 56111ch 11,111.; 111121111321 necticut inventions Were issued April
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clochllll‘fll'er and testimony Thursday," 2 '15 30, 1918; list furnished from the oh
the Ministcrl-ng Circle will meet with p.111. The Rev "‘9'" “11111111011 0‘ fine of A; M. Wooster, solicitor of Illh
.New on 'l‘heolog' 'a Seminary w ll 0c ,;
:::=Mrs. Austin 10 Union Park Wednes- ‘5 12 l . l tents 1“,. Main str t at 't
I ‘cu 1y- the ulpit both morning and eve ‘ ' '1 ‘ ; 9° . l dBPDOP 2
.day afternoon at two o'clock. the 111-; I D : .
idles oi the church e urgently 1e ““18 “91"‘96'
duested to meet in 32111112113 parlor - oAndrew L R‘ker' Bridgeport “”2
to make surgical dressings. A' large» First Church of Christ Scientist, Sltpower transmission gearing; carbure-
'attendance is desired..as the matter West a1’t;nue.~Tth chVuVani'eVEuantiil 1,0,-
jot; forming an auxiliary to the Nm-i service 0 this cum: 5 a Clara M. Rourlt rid 9 fl , use V
walk Chapter or the Red Cress will be 21.02 min. ' B 3 pa ’ gre
under consideration. .May 19: “Mortals and immortals.”
‘ Wednesday evening testimony meet-l Clinton E.“ Woods and F. C. Black-
. VSo. Norwalk Congregational Church Ving lit 8 o’clock. To both those set 'ley, Bridgeport. start and stop meCh .
anlsm for talking machines. l
H. H. Cosgrove. and Docrie A. Sto-
well."New Haven; A. C. S. Gardner,
Pittsiield, Miss, type wheel mecham
ism
Oscar M. Nelson, New ‘Haven, VsyrupV
cooker.
Nils H. Anderson, Middltcwn (2)
tvpewriting machine. '
Howard H. Barber, Stonington, slg'
nature handling machine.
' Allan J. Benton, New Britain (2)
air valve device; copy holder. '
- Frederick “E. Carlson. New Britain,
protective device for electric utensim.
John akootokh. New- Britain, bottle
discharging device;
Henry C. Voight. New Britain. lock.
' Guy L1 Benhsm, West Hartford "sitte-
,. - . . » iv razor.
-: - ‘ ‘ ' ' 2' ' . Karl E Feller 11111210111,- apparatus
' '1‘" F011. SALE it? “ ‘ for conveying molten glass; ' l
R NASH Howell Cheney, South Manchester,
necktie. ‘
._V—V~.——ug
If you put four lVegs\21nd a
, stove pipe on. 2111101217 iron. mkettle
. 1tw1ll still be an old men kettle, '
, -, and not a’ range " -Some 50-
. called ranges me. made.’ in much
2113.2 way. and they are dear as; V
fight“; .Buyt :1, STAMFORD, and. -
:- avcza mum: that 1s secvitmhle
and upload-cm.
, . Trademark,"
Henry W. V on, Ridgevllle, tooth “
paste, 'llflllld«l9_°t . - wash, and dental:
V V..V .
; now ready;
The Designer and Sit-miss; ‘
- Eashion Sheets for 2711119.
I
. The Sale'commenccdion Thursday continues-..izeinmedby-
many special things and" enroll: gatherings of” necessary: house--
hold wares. In mayhem-lots: alto inn smdli-toumortiseo.
Pleasant surprises au'uaiit thosemhondsit the‘baueilmll stones.
on Saturday. .
. iKitchenwarei. 1111121111111. Sachem. :Vacuuml Cilantro.
Butter Chums, Gas Irons, Brooms, etc.
, Lamps,- Dinnerware, Gloss
“ Special lines of Incomplete Stock: Patterns in 'Diitner China
to chestnut.
1-
In the China Sec-ton
{why dain’ly pheasant-china;- 11111121111 picked.
2.111) by one wholikcsoddnnd Militia
Plates, m imam:
’ 2 Prices are 18, 22 and 57. (its. each.
In.- thincollection am a few Nipponmhina sets,
Livingroom Furniture
Sunmch, attention is paid to emit“ iii the
lidngmoumbscausedt is the very hauntofothe
home, that one entire floor in the Md'Heusc is.-
devotcdt‘o. the display of this, classofi furniture.
Davenports and Armchairs are covered with
.‘ which amoffercdsas a spec- velour, damask and tapestries. All these are ex— ‘
1‘11] 5‘3 . . cecdingly rich looking and very comfortable.-
‘ : .. ' i, .- 1 - éu V on .3311 . . Attention is also directed to the fine line of
.3!“ . D! it! ‘ WV leather. covered su1tos¢ortheliving1210m Sever-
Bmkundhluoor plant 81 styles which are capable of nearing runny,
thatuwemgflflfi gold borders, _ many 1 cars. from 1
$75.00,: to $338.00
for $1.00 $3.25. a..dozen
Summer Apparel“ for 'Wbtnen
Wash Skirts
V of the; tailored variety
In Pique, Gabardine and memorized. Poplin
for Women and Children
They are carefully tailored,
bolts arc-well fitted. and, war-
nntcd not to shrink. There is
ample fullness, seams are well
stitched, and there are capacious
and distinctive pockets. Belts
and pockets fastened with large
”pearl buttons. In'somc models
the pockets are large enough to
carry a ball of yarn quite con-
venicutlv.
Prims $2V. 95, $3. 95, $4. 95 and $5. 95.
Second floor.
tary heel,
hard wear. .
and nulmcksltin.
proper lasts for growing foot.
Sizes from 6 to misses sit/.9 2,
$2.25 to $3.50
New. Fresh. Blouses for Women
.Voiles and Georgettes of effective
tucked and trimmed. ' ‘ I
‘ At $1.25; $1.50, $1.95 and up.
Second floor.
style. toes, reinforced, black , gray,
white.
able stocking, 111 black and u hitc only.
White Shoes it
The (bastion of. Stockings
Fourth floor.
For Women. Pumps of white buckskin, turn
or \velted. soles, military or French heels. $8.00up.
Oxfords, white 'unvas, wing tip and rmiliri ;
$5.50l “
. Sneakers, high 2111' low cut, medium narrow
too, reinforced soles and added heels. Will stand
$2.25 and $2.50
. Children’s-Shoes and Pumps of white canvas
These are well made on tin»
Main llu-Il.
Pure Thread Silk Stockings, lislo tops and
pearl color and
$1.65 a pair.
Phoenix Silk Stockings, lisle tops, a service'-
90 cts. a. pair
Silk Lisles, semi- fashioned, Valso a few in
A. 'Tie- for your Middy
Satin, with‘hcmstit‘chcd.ends,rcd, rose, blue, black and '
' 75 ‘cts. each.
resented.
white.
. : stocking.
9 Half Squares,.sat1n, may be tied in any shape 21nd then .
pinned, to the middy. Blue, red and black. JPriced- ac-
cording to quality. 50, etc. 'tO..$1350 ~
The“ New Ribbons
Sailors’ Ties.. full yard Squares in black only. $2.75
Satin, Ties, blue, red and black. with white anchors em- -
broidercd above the items, nice for sportswear. , 59 cts. ' this summer
Dainty Accessories inch widths are "very stylish for huts.
l A Pongee Set', collar and c11ff§of naturalcolored pongee.
lined with. satin, perfectly plain but with a stylish and V
outsizcs, all popular shades for Stunmcr \\ oar rcp-
59 etc.
Cotton Stockings, black and white only.
Many women prefer these to any other kind of a‘
35 cts. a pair.
3 pairs for $1. 00-
Main floora; f
Blacknnd white is highly favored by fashion
' Black: Giro and Moire-333612328 111 61/1 and; 71/4‘
69and85ctsayard. , 2.2
Black and white. cmln‘nations, 61/, inches,
65 and :afircts.
t '111 10011.. Idcalfli‘or ..coat or scr ,fro “k. “
o 3‘ g9 c “00 Plainfiros Grain Ribbons for hot bands and g 2- -
'Pong'ee Vests with pearl buttons, very distinctive, " ' ‘ trimmings. in all numbers and widths. ‘
' - ”5° “"6 “$300 - " Roman plaids and stripes for fancy bags,
Pique,V.Vests, easy to launder; always acceptable, $1100 girdles and scaeresV, in pleasing assortment.
”9““ . Main floor. Main finer.
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