s— ,_,, l‘um-.1...‘.n .
l
the First 31.110th ”utilitarian at 7: 30 p.111. This will be a
,.m J ”my, lrfihhucservice; udnhrude‘r we
worship at 10: 30 suhiect: lee of the ”growl“ are invited
-. ’9 Motive for His Course to attend
. New “out its Them Gross Analllfiyrtfill-m‘t
can to worship Come from on Friday at 2 p. or." instead 11.1!
M We from Nery'd‘hu'sdm
the noose oi prayer. As it Music. Sunday,- May $111,588..
contort. cheer" and unso-r PmlMebdy ........... Mm
.en Horst burly in thereon! of Anthem—To Thee 0 Country
my of the boys rule leaving ....................... Eichbtu'g
m and landmines-and ”Meade—held Kindly Light .,. .Piutllli
m goodbye. Ma‘s! mothu's‘ Patina-Jam Star Spangled man-fir
Illlow '.thom. n We” Schmll
at 13 m At the? CJB-l rum Congregational Church. Rev.
new aficers will appear Let Ernest F McGregor, on. o. minister.
to a ”d armors. '90- fibuiugserfice at 10:30.1‘l1e ser-
“Islamabad 6: is p m use will be. in me: or. aev Her
PM“? “nice in “glad-D. Dunbh‘ltlow Haven S‘un
.1 0! Warm. T“ 1!“ daytfiohoohatr neon! Christian'hlndeaa
of your teen in the service war at 6: 30 Subject. “Doing His
, snowman!- the read 111- Wm" Leader. Miss Airwoman:
,‘ - nt’sl Wilma!" Tuesday afternoon the unallocated
.I,',b Wfi - ‘1!“- meeting of the Miniltm'lng Circle
Gilligan
y". will be hiddawith Mrs. Austin. -10
”'9‘”... Quaint!
' ”31.111111: 6'
I “I: Union Park.
On " “Twentieth emailing. instead ott.Mon‘
, refill-3 y‘umor- day canning. the Glamrs’ Circle will
r and'mervice will be mhwtth Miss Marion Thompson.
- W: mt may: 18 Edlie avenue
in is huge attendance. 1
PM
.‘5
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock
, ._ .
1 Episcopa
. son,'1Iiastor.-—~I
. . ~:VEor‘iitl'p“ The morn-
on will M of armtflofic as. l South Norwalk Baptist Church. J
type 11mm gag 119115 in the Harrison Thompson. pastor —-10: 30 a.
emailed,» norm Morning Worship rmon by the
biotic feagureg _ I‘wiIn I36, “5- pastor on lhe topic. “Olll' World Re-
‘ dialimahlps." 12 111 Bible School ses-
Mdmaytcchw- hlld Men’s Bi
I' make surgical dressings tor the Red
uMe
fag}? I 9’ Cross at the Parish House.
'.slon 6. 30 p. m. meeting‘otthe Young
leans The men’s class will dlswf P600“? 01' the Church Judge Condos
I‘m, very interesting le' on Will have charge of the meeting and
ginnrn‘gs Ioi IHebre‘w Litera- twill Speak to the young beanie 7: 30
. . 1p. m. Evening worship opening with
Mrs. Great? 9. son service. The subject bl the
t 'sernn .wlli be. “Just Over the Beard
worth League devotionrtl ‘Walk at Atlantic Clll’"
381$le “What ngts‘ Tuesday. 8 p in meeting of the.
ting in Our Town n Lead Advisory Committee at then church.
tiller League.
meeting of the church.
Trinity Church. Rcv.
I be an early morning prayer ser
r n this church in keeping “With“
IpI oclamation of President Wit-lI
Coleman
11' Sunday
“The service will be for the
n to the lofty aims of the war.Iion.
Frederick A.
.1 rector—Services for Trim-l
”utilise of intercession and conse-
Corporate communion of the
l. A. McCoy. pastorvSmiday Memorial and Pntl'ioti( 804%le Tlrn
rship. Morning preaching by the “011813” ”“191 1’0“ N0 43 C.
. “£12.30 p.111. Sunday School. R. will attend this service “llll otlIl-
I3 0 PI m. The postponed sacred con- c1 patriotic onganizations Tllc
. ulll 1"olrdcl special music and
airs will be rendered. (‘olnct
drums will ilt‘lOllllltllly 11ch
The pl"'c:l(hcl will be the Rev
........... L‘hoil'
Deacon J l)
Perkins, Sr.
err... ................
Soleas Jars.
c‘t'lptme lesson ..... Mrs. Jno Burl Amos.
ol'1.lgrn
W. A.
it no (loss Chap! 11in stationer
rks ,,,,,,, win-.3... .l. Bell‘ Friday71-ifi p in. choir rehearsal.
It, I. A. Mc‘c‘o'y fiid"IIA.“l‘. Archer. ~——*-
Milled. - 1 Grace Parish
.At 8 p.111. Capt ( H. l’lilllips will Benton Werner
. ’ it. You are cordially invited to day. The first celebration of
this wonderlllla .gospel nlossen- Holy Communion at t'- o'clock. Mis-
‘ g‘hoir. .II the second celebration of the
"i. A McCoy ‘tl'l'll leave Wed- Communion and sermon at 10: 30‘
evening ion-then annual com The Path Finding School at noon.
l‘
s . .m ,_ . ._._ . l
... 3
Conglegflliomll Chm/ch Cedar street near West ave-
61! J01“! Sta M011 mlnlSlEV— nue. Martin L. Steup. pastor.~Trin
'09 Sundfl ornins at 10' 30 try Sunday~~~Divine serrices will be
”REV Geo D8311 01' Yul?- I‘mVel'monducted both morning and even
‘ SClIlOOl flirting. 10: 30 a m and? :30 p.111 The
. evening service will be in English.
0.?le .will At both services the pastor will de
ml the au- 11m- gospel sermons. A cordia‘l wel-
dutn ' No1 walk
'eir last me‘etin
It is said that some
boys actually outgrow
their stomachs, much
the same as they out-
grow their clothes, but
no one’s stomach will
ever outgrow a STAMFORD
range. A good cook
and a srAMrono range is '
a combinatic‘m that can ’t
be outgrown.
r
" FOR SALE Inv
HORACE R“"NASll “' ’1
' nitrite aet'te‘lutb thewastor.
i
come is extendedr to all. especifllymfl t
the Lutherans of the city instead
it; Mr and finalist chromit-
staged." "‘Blessed are
ythat heartlao outdated.“
soil it” lake 11. ‘36:
“The Sunday School meets at 9:80
in the basement of the church. New
pupils are always welcome.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday
““8 CM.
.Coafifiutlus to 1» hell Croat!
evening
rum
rrmm Miro! carat Set-minus!
West avenue—JR“; regular Sunday
service of this church is held-at 1.‘
aren- '
Christian Science subject, May 26
m1 and and! "
Wedneaaay evening Wynn:-
ing at 8 o'clock. To bath droid oer
mr‘thrm'dl- w. wad
his mom “mainland-lat. them
actor-flu can each managerial
dammit: has rm to 4.1m n.
The amiva‘uonurmy, .‘Sollll dior-
ludk. (Enlisrhswlll: lull!” (Idle
day .laadMSaturday . meningeal eight
otcie‘ck.’~8ulday goervisesrat three
and eight-spam. rSunmy School at
two every Sunday. ‘Open air meet~
ings Wednesday: Day" and Raymond
attracts. . Saturday.'=\Wamrl and» Weill
raglan streeti. SuadawWater». and
Elia-Nth streets
A hearty welcome lwillibe "glven
to all who attend these services.
Parents are especially invited ,, to
send their chlldrens to the Sabbath
School. '
"Envoy J."\W. Sykes. 11 “crvlr'wnr
veteran. and veteran 'soldler"‘ul ' the
Salvation Army will be' the speaker
Suhdnywvening.
sthe ladies of the convention will.
it will pay to hear him
Holiness Mission, 25 Monroe"stl-cet’.
—-Meetings Tuesday and -'Weduesday
+Friday. Saturdays andaywnight at
8:15. Sunday Sell . at 2 .o'cJock.
Holiness meeting at :15. .810. Corn-
peaue‘ from Brid sport. we expect.
will be. the cocaine .111 the atternoon,
also at the .nlghtcaerylca... M's also
expect to have with -us Bro.» Ben
Florida from Bridgeport. a converted
Jew also friends fruit Springdaie
We are expecting a profitable time.
because or the: presence of the spirit
of God. Anyone who may be seeking
to worship God truly and earnestly.
8 a. m. Holy Common-l
.del rt‘yed Esoterfglila'w
l
Thursday. Memorial Day In kcep' liolora have randed “mam“ and 53
l
Duct, ..... Messrs. Middleton and (:qu at Camp Upton; Long island, N ‘ Y‘
Wrench Miss \“ilgic Williams S Ar:‘
Mrs Gertrude Perkins \londar evenins Red Cross
Ming ........ 'Nllll. Lluvnl Chance. (“a“) Aux!
($11191 solo ,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. 3111,91: Tuesday afternoon. llcd t‘los's Aux
ltal‘lon .......... Martha Archer iliary. l
tal duct. .Mls. limits/Banks
. ‘Stanley Miller ing- with the President’s Proclamrl,
Ming ..... Mrs: Cornelius Ballard tion there will be :1 special service
........ Lil-gs Jas. Perkins Sr. of intomssion at 8 30 a m
i Bureau.
Church. The Rev. Jr 1 be are re red
l'crtor A—Tl'lnity Sun- lme committee thp ‘ y p’ m
thei
' mented by a statement'ilrom_.lohn Orr-c
' indication points towards one of the
'call from t
. on' his way from a-weeltolrd spent in
.Washington, to learn that while
truer North Main and West ‘3‘”
soldiers over there. ,'
should attend these urethra.
will be helpful to them No collec-
tion taken in any of our meetings.
4 M
I‘m“! Van COBVBFlM~. Wednesday. 7 ‘0 p m. choir “3 Swadish (orlgregalional. (Hus. J.
. litmus service and sermon. Sheareal , "'\1lhlstmm, pastor. .-. Special aerr'lc-«
ursday'. Memorial Day. there‘ Thursday, 7:4" l" m' ““d weck~95 at 10: 30 11.111 4 p ill. and 7:30-
lllev. A. C Sporrong will preach and
‘sing at those services.
a
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Norwalk -'l‘bc services on Trln
It) Sunday. May 26 will be as fol-
‘ will be held from eight to nine class roccrltly confirmnrcd 10 it 111
ocld‘ck in the morning. The public Church School ll 11 111.1!on (i-oru :‘gws;r$‘y 33:23:: 103333;:
decanted. ‘ lInlunion and sermon. "The Trinity: 61:"! h $901 13 ”on, mgr mum
; I I‘nnd Divinity of Life." .1 p. m. The’ ”01mm?“ glnxae-Q' pf, ill MEKWY”
My, Street A. M E Church sacrament of Baptism. 7: 30 p. 1. SW: sermon. 7&9 O'Ill. One of the
v“! be consc'
mated at the. tea thirty service. Rev.
“ Gmlke H 136611111011 Butler. 'ministcl
ll"? 9 'I‘ ll
1 r B ' -“| Dmclalf “ Ie‘collll’ l
a l
lnational anthem and orhcr patriotic}
“"d szaoponvose WILL
“.
BE OBTAINABLE AT
Riemann: cosv‘
Home Garden’s committee Activity In
Cauae~8upnly .Illow on Hand.
W
Prices of seed potatoes which her-e
per bushel io- l‘ai‘ntélla havelseon driv-
on down by” competition with the
Home Gardens committee of the War
Announcement is made by
to see that not more than $115011
‘bushel is charged. They have on blind
.declare that but four Weeks more re.
St. Pctel' s Evangelical Lutheranl‘ main for planting potatoes.- and thin; Act engaged in the importation. maul
every available inch of ground should
be planted with the seed. as the pot-1a
to is one of the most essential substi
trues for wheat.
.‘ Potato” Savant-bid. ' " ..
f’Save bread and eat p'ptalecalflls
at
r
t"
' the slogan which has been ’3dopthd by“
the food administration of the United
States and today this request is supple-
secretary of the Home Gardens com;
mittee. who said: “It is idle ‘for any-
body to anticipate that the price of po-
tatces will be cheap next winter. Every
highest markets that this city ever has
seen. This smtémehl‘ m‘ly also be
takenvto include eggs, which I will not
be surprised 'toIsee at $1.26 per dozen
before next winterhas ended”.
.Atlh'e ofllce of'the'committee ittwas
said that a few elicice gardenhcritions
still remain unclaimed and that first
come first served
—- +H—m—4"...
I, HARRIS CUTLER COBURN
Commissioned senior Lieutenant
Naval Reserve
Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Goburn. of
South Main street. were somewhat
surprised last night in receiving - a
r eldest. son, who was
in
Washington he had oli’er ed his son"
vices to the govemm‘dnt. had been ex-
rimmed physiCally 3.1111 mentally. had
been accepted and commissioned sen-
ior lieutenant in the Naval Reserve;
For the preset his headquarters
‘will- be in New York;1‘but in the nenl‘
future he- expects .to take a load of
,. 35ldol40l'filshels PersAon.
held 'lnr»- our-‘hallnen .mrr Fri-'
they I
.ldivlduals. partnerships.
.'
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.‘Poiifle W11 But Very
H2116 thpl' Expanded
In mecnnmna- where it can the
grown buckwheat holds out more
thuw'ualllhpmbe ”this ' yearf'l‘hen:
garment-be my act-earliera'm
there which. because of weather or
WW 1111 be unnamed,
when it is too late to put in out: or
corsn Whose tickle will just sale the}:
buckmo Dirty preparation thel
soilri “do a ilitlleravailahloy. plantnbod l
to curl growth‘wlll practically insure
a. good crop of buckwheat. 1f the
field'zia unlined do be lwcdy.’ hll’ntth
1110!!)me 1101’ buckwh t. The;
Without: grows so first the it soon
tales like bent out or the handler-ll?
ragweed .
rfiidkwlleat .has long been the
Moat of: the. maul. gains. Just.
hm. it isle-Wm; mush to;
trytomwonunyold and it ks that
reputation of being a poor- damn and’
poor- Warmers special crop. That does-
I’tumeup taxpayer. rehab it 'will not .
do’proportlonally well with good
woman. Successful growers of
buckwheat~the men who average 35
to 40 bushels per acreoknow thatl
well prepared land and a little avari-l
able '.‘planuood own: as is applied
by 200 or 000 pounds of fertiliser
carrying" 2 per cent. of ‘ammonia'and
‘10 won '12 liter-lant‘ol‘arlhoaphorio acid.
aretmsary lactors to produce this
good. yield. r'blrey‘ialso ~ know "what
would happen to the yield it they
practiced the plan tollowcd by some
at thll‘ "Wham-lamina" proving
.huck'whubhrmrinlter. year on ”the
salmonella. not even viking the now
his dis plowing and mdetor
buckwheat is so goodvnatured that it
will reused track—and 3111111111 newer
contributing anything lll“ the way‘I of
manure or tortilla" toward grape
growinfivbl‘lhdt mp. ‘
‘ronmegnalacmv. ,
. The nations! Memorial Day will not
seem quite so’ much like ancient his-
tory this Mr. We'mn‘now‘berln to l
realize what ls int-ant to'tlloae boys or.
1'61. .when they left the old home to
umedllootern call of doom
' it seems like a
with the present gigantic conflict. But
in deeds of heroism the Civil war was
never surpasscd. ln
killed and wounded. it. acceded. the
present war There no; no adeduam
“treatment or the wounded: and as
many died (r9111 Idlsoasc it‘s from bul
lots. . "g , I '
The mmrmy‘ 5111' rho deeds. oiIlbo
lllrlc and the Gray will bc an inspiri-
lion to the boys of today.
atom 10 his task to think that his father
'or 'lllrl grandfaller did the some thing:
before him He feels he has a record
to the up 16,111 name to honor. and a
Ithistorv of which he must show him
self worthy. The story from France
[shows the old spirit of '61 The sons
tarc following the glory path the fa-
thers trod.
FARM IMTLEMENT mousvav . .
i To‘ 115 ulcausaohdou'
importation. Manufacture, Storage and“
Diatfibutlon of All Farm implc
ments to Be Reatricted. [
The. presidcni by a proclamation:
Seats free special music by sion Sunday School of S Faith at 9;;51101" 300 bushels of potatoes for inl- signed May 14 1918. requires all in
H0” rncdlately delivery at 'lllls price. I
Experts connected with the bureau-
associations;
Iand corporations. except those :1ch
‘hcally exempted by the Food Control
l
ufacture, storage and distribution oil
tools. utensils implements. machinery;
and oIerlAin otlrel faIrnr éqtllflmelll. lot‘
secure Federal licenses not later than
June 20. 1913 1 1 1
untrue: profits resales within "‘83
trade without reasonable lustitlcatlon.
attempts to monopolize. unreasonable!
increase of prices or restriction of sup-
plies and Mimi waste of farm equip— I
meal are prohibited. Also, licenses!
are forbiddellto sell farm equipmenti
to persons known' to have violated the:
'FdOd’ Control Act. ’
SAM‘IATION ARMY TO' DECORATE
GRAVES OF BOLDlERS IN
FRANCE.
A cablegram recently received at the l
National headquarters of the Salvation '
Army. New York. from Colonel wrl i
chum S Barker, who is with the whoops .
in France, in charge of salvation Army
facilities announces that its w orkcrs
will place fresh flowers and an Amerl-t
can flag on Decoration JDay upon the
sailors who have been buried in
ance since the warmheganp
The Salvation Army has perfected
plans'whereby any special 'deslres on
the part of parents or relativesjn Am-
e‘l'lca' concerning the ~graves‘ot; their;
(lead will be carried out in detail. it the
Salvation Army headquarters is- not!
fled and the request is such as can be
complied with.
The Salvation Army in France have
by a special. Isyple tabulated the
American 'm‘v'en m lundimalto'to ‘
I
l
watch over them untilthowar code. i
I
smell» war compared
percentage of ‘
n holds a _.
grades-"oi. all American- soldiersrand I
'president -.D N_ Dunn. of Dani‘rary,
‘Women's Apparel Shops
‘ May lhirtiehlnopens the summer as far as ll ash Dresses, Blouses arid
3311b Skirts are cmerned. Extnefior'ts bar 0 been made to provide amt
assortment of all needful garments, the kind required for summer sports
and «lemon wear. 'Skir'ts and Blouses able to stand frequent tllhbirlgs,
thin and comfortable.
Voile Frocks for afternoon alldP'SllleaIV church u car. \l ar'tirllc bl lll"S
to all women the inclination to dross silllplIx and \' it? . wt «~11 ninth-ll.
'A' tempting. assortment of
\
'Whitc Tailored Skirts
th Gabardine."Lillerl,"Bcdfor'd Cord and Poplin, cut gen-
- crouisl'y widcrmade'nith wide belts which lltporrectrly
and fastening with" Iargclrandsomé buttons of occanpearl.
$2395 40456.95
..Second floor.
Attractive Values In the Junior Department
Skirts for Children Children s Coats
16 midyear: ' Velours, Borges, Wool Poplins
.Allwooli‘l‘ancy I Black andwlrlte Checks
Plaid: The entirecspcing'stook-at clearance
; 1113603011381 gguimpe, 35-00‘ to #32000
' 353-95 ‘Speda'l
Khaki Skim
.. Dresses of--t§ingham
{or Nelle
Dainty little frocks
made on guimpesr ,
. mice enough for any
fiery, practical for
.1 camp or sports use, use,
$52 50 $1. 50 to $10. 50
First Showing of the “CorEd” Dresses
1. . ' “ for girlhood misses
.Two‘ piece dresses, skirt ‘and coat‘ or long 15611121 blouse.
They, are made of fine "silk gingham, plaid skirt‘ and plain
'coat in combine, or of dainty checked or figured voile, wide
collars. 'cuffs and Small vestees of 'organdr‘e. Models in
“linen are especially attractive and sensible. The little
handsome pearl buttons to form two or three pockets.
Sdcli luck! to have“ pockets. There is a bit, of Coarse
heavy, embroidery, ”very unique. Sizes 13, 14, 15, 17 10‘ 7
18 years.
4/
$13.50 to $20.00
.‘ Mosli Satisfactory also for small women, -.
Oxfords and Pomps The " Indestructible"
Summer styles ‘for Women I Georgettes
Tampa“ .‘ ,' . .
. A slrong weave which has been:
1318. ~ ayI Suede, for afternoon
3; we 5 . _ . $8.00 in no way injured by acid in thd‘
Oper tyle in plain pafent, $3 50 'c'olori rugs. No acid has been used;
. "6" 01102613 :I i '. 11* ‘A wonderfully, good quality. .1 1.
.{l'an Russian; several ' . 'A dozen popular shades, .40"
‘fiShaieSK’i d rife-’61.“; lilac ' $96100 inches wide, 2353.,
one very e an . ,to . "
pliable, . $8.00 . $159 a War
Main floor. ‘ " Third“floor.
' ' w!“
““""' "W“ Apt/”ear so revises.“
. WOMAN TAKE POISON .
STAFORD' SRING,Conma1 25.——- _"‘—"“‘ IIII
Poison. self-administered CauSed the List of unclarlncd letters adverb .
death here yesterday of Mrs Frank in the South Norwalk- postoil‘loe limit 11
1Agnoli 33 years old, and the mother week ending May 25, 1918
Frank P. 'Benedict. Gen. del.
M. A. Blair
3 Capt. Forest Burr. care Cline E. van
SONS Duson ‘
J Frunk Caney. East Norwai‘r, Conn.
Mrs. Mcllhoncy' (2)
Wt
HEM COMPANY .48
' LOCATED HERE:
h- '
‘of Mustard. camillmyo
.Mcrri‘ll, or 'Wiltr‘m, as
The Cream
with S W
treasurer. and 18.8mm, of Dan; of five children It is thought that she
1""? 39mm” has applied ‘0 “lanes mentplly unbalanced.
secretary or state for incorporation *~
papers. The factory of the new oorri
cern i‘s‘ located in the Kcelei build! S‘nurt‘l’HAND lN .SEVEN LE8
mg. or radian street south Nest Simplest method caste-t to learn
walk. e' start. sill: mutactulinglwme and read All 5.3“ ll? practical
ll'"
.l
lawn“. scalars: as: a... roman. .. s . gosh; ”I 1.. .‘ 1
duct ran l-irm has pli'éed 64511000: 111 home study speed adequate!“ lliwiw 1'90 “Ml ‘2'- V... 2.53... y. ’1".
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~vwilhlil‘l' o‘-m Harold llalton ‘11:
firi‘lreé'desoriptlve Tracy White ’
matter. address. (loo (1. Bender. Stem;
Itord. Conn. 4 I” A. .. 1-9-.--
advertising their Ipmduct- in every neas needs
daily: paper 'in" me linked ‘.‘Statea . mumps mfiz;
Thequlroducl: will take to a great .
extent the place of the ordinary mus.
lard plaster.
ANDREW: Loans"
1
1’ '
tunic ‘ coal is fumed up at 'the bottom and fastened .Witli .-.I .
. 1..
monster.
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