urban”. 11111: 1. 1911 "IT L
METHODIST: [Church School, 12 noon; Post Con-
like First M. E. Church Sunday. firmation instruction, 3 p m.; even-
w of members to the church' Rev. George H. Houshton Bullet:
v . School session at 1% o’clock will emulate.
T. C. B. Class me how "
wail“! am“ ”'1 no“ “I! 81“ Trinity Climb. Rev. Fmiok A.
allot who 11 so 8: 45 u an mm Coleman. twat-«Services tor ore
W moetl It is unused that am Solidi! thrll‘rilllhy:
w the young people of the church, 3 a. 111 Holy Communion
, s of the league or wt. 11th 10 a. in, Church School.
mains- in Allen. DMCBnl-I 11 11.111. Early Communion and sets
316; its winter to bring rerun the my 11. Religious station-11cc."
We young element Of the church: 3: 30 pm. the Sacrament of Bap-
oorno. At 7: 30 popular Sunday lion
1 mm service. 3111*“! 7: 30 p: or. (moral evonaon; and mu-
Visitors. Th- pasrqr will 991 at]; sq “in sun, 'aoiuas [Bozo
tho of the child welfare cam musical sorvtoo of the season
P3791145 having Child?“ ‘0 Monday the Red Cross Auxiliary in
,Ihnptized on Children’s Day, the tine-venture
' 41 Sunday or June. should irr. Tuesday afternoon the Red Cross
the W, Rev. Sta-nip. Class Auxiliary.
. , on :Tuesday ovum at 7. 46. 7: 45 p. 111. business meeting of the
..ha there. The mid week popular Woman’s Good
31:.- coming atrium at fz-Ai is 8 19.111. men's club business meet
in: rapidly. Come and bring lug,
(2.711831 itza hundred. Yoawlll or Thursday 7: 45 p in. devotional and
«file norm. All a” mom . business meeting of the Girl' 5 Friend
3hr 81‘ A. id. to. Church. Rev. 1y Society.
‘1thprme won Fiiday 7: 45 p. In. choir rehearsal.
.13 a. in. Sunday School 13530 —-—‘-——-
It ’1‘. Archer. manrinteudieatw
. 1“
Grace Church. Rev. J. Benton
to. Captain Phillips will preacl1.wWI ”mlIMe first Sunday
D public is cordially welcomed to after Trinity. The first celebration
W ““1915 1.10““: Tuesday or the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock.
t resnlar class meeting molly Mission Sunday School or 51. rain:
. meeting Friday {fight 0'10” at 9 The second celebration of the
’JIoly Communion- at 10: 30. Parish
Sunday School at noon.
t Avenue Methodist Episcopal
1h. Hirold E Wilson. pastor—‘,~ swan-r cummau GHIIRCH'
. ofioggggcmmgmwuh Sacra; “Adam amalgafilumhfl Iv? front
«1 arv at t. G w-
v on Sunday School and liens 31.313 autos-lime houfiwprayer 10.- 00
(Elm ThoIIaubJect ill the men‘s 11.111 Holy Communion 10: 30 11.111.
will be Abrahamv—the Clral- 1511;de “11091.12: 00 111. Junior Loyal
sanguiwlofdfiibgue. iWorkers meeting 3: 30 u m Loyal
I .an Epwortlr Intrigue devotional service 7; 30 p.111. Mid- week prayer
um“. 13:331.. rtmti‘iii‘i“ nil". 3"“ ‘°““"‘°“’ “”8“" 7 ‘5 , m
1 . B .._...__...
' 7:30 evening worship. Rev. James
M’E'Tard, missionary of West China,
of!“ he the speaker at the evening
mice. He comes from one ot‘ the
Mdificult irrisnionary fields in the
mild. and is an unusually inter-ssh
1m speaker. The public is invited.
11.;1Tuesday evening the Epworth
luggage will hold its’n‘ronthly business
Mug and social at the home of
man Harrier Warm. l7 Cove arr-nun.
Wednesday afternoon. the, Ladies"
"All! Society.
My,” lir'sday, 7:45.1mdocclt scrvlcc.
.I. IB'ed Crass \101k in the church \lon ST. PETER S
First Church of Christ Scientist. 57
West avenue.——The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at ll
11. m,
Christian Science Subject, June
2.-:“Auclent and Modem Mlcronlnn-
cy'.
' Wtdnmvdm Honing testimony meet-
ing at 8 o‘clock. To both these ser-
vices the public is lnl’ill‘d.’A read-
ing room is maintained at the same}
address, open each week day lioll
days excepted, from 1.30 to 4: 39 D-
ti! Ii!
TH ERAN CHURCH
. lat- RN John-impair marinermwmwwclookv
mvhloruing service at 10:30.81111- '1 he lost or the new gifts will 59..
We of the lord's Supper and ad- consecrated at tho tantrum: Ionics. '
of the league has some mts' man one new 1111:11an of madam '
oWorlrers’ meeting 6: 45 p in Evening:
. one of the crew of man who are trans
‘ side of the street to the bitter.
EVANGELICAL LU-
monmuo STAR cunls'rim A8—
. 1551511171911
Commences at 5 ocloolr,
. :‘30 D3311
Also the Women’s Auxiliary is r&
attested to 'meet at 3 9.111.. No.13
IlIaynond ctr-en. Sm Romano;
SPICERGWEN
, JAIL SENTENCE
townh- tho” “virgin of his to
fool
l Mandi 1|!er: who sentonood‘ urn
itltteen days in the Bridgeport jail,
and: airline o! 826 and costs. and on an
Ianpenl lie was neleasod- ooh bond of
23300.
There was a heap of trouble over
the case of his- lumber,
LGuirk, one or the fouraocused of tire
,seciond assaui.‘ Prosecutor Dubai
moved tor a reopening of the one
on the ground
iwhich after a' wot-d: war with Judge
Taylor, was finally granted When
the prosecutor summoned Lilo
Schultne to the stand there was just
ono question put.
when you
hit: curt?"
Taylor he reiumd to answer oven at
were later annulled.
days in fill and aflflpealnimh.
An ancestries tans rind each or
the three released on bands 11! $500.
NOILWALK "OOH-TM HOLT“.
Hui-y norm; Saugutudh: Fred Soc
held 96 south Main street discharged
matador; Alkali Johnson. 239 67111
pineal. N. Y....ad1ultied "stun”:
aroma and pound penises. noon W11
'ton.11nd Anna Plot-vain. 5 Naples 111ml
'lldlhltted today :rorui write or 1.11
11-11 street. died this morning ~"' 1
The condition of 11114911 Johnatni. Itho
ternoon after he had been knocked
from a ladder at‘lh‘e corner 01‘ Wash-
ington 1111111 and Rhilroad'PlIace sut-
faring from contusion is reportad to be
favorable today. Johnson was thought
to have ben an employee of the Shroud
District electrical works yesterday
when the accident happened. put lr
terrllig the Poultry; cables from one
exoameucao MEN CAL-LILED.L
The local exemption board has 111'
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
L Church. Ccdar' street. ncar West uve-'
11119. M111 tin L. Steuu. n1inister.-,
First Sunday atrélWriuity. Divine
services will he held at St. Potter's
Church in the morning at 10: 30 and
in the evening. at 7. 30. At both 8111
vices the pastor will preach a gospel
M'i'lllmt. English setlico on the last
Sunday of the month. at 7: 30p
Everybody is welcome the Lutherans
of Noiuolk be: or particularly invited
to worship at this church. Sunday
35frelude~$ortie lencllc Neldrnior 31:11::1II31I9II33 Pummenegéymigndgd
“lauAnthonh-Ctly Faith Looks Up to g u 2 g ll
.1. Son“? k 1' punctual attendance is urged. i
lo—Lowwtthetlorlti Sullcven Monthly ”business meeting of the
figstlude~ln2L \linor \Joclqrna voting members of the parish tomor-
‘ " 5‘ row alter morning service. All
’1'oquested to be present.
(‘hoir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
evening and Friday afternoon |
.day evening. choir rehearsal. l
l _ CONGREGATIONAL
“ South Nor'wnlk Conurcuutinnul
I'Irch, John Stupletou, Minislr1.-~
Iiee Sunday morning at 10:30
Frederick Jacobs will prcncli.
We): School at noon.
.1 Who Red Cross Auxilimv uill inert
llilililthte church on Thursday at 2 p. 111
“5‘”er. The \Vomcn' s- Bible Class
will meet Thursday evening at 7:30
W‘i‘Red Cross work.
Kristo for Suud
morning:
Church Rev.
first Congregational
’Ernest F. 'McGrcuor, Pl). ll, lI'GClol‘rI— Business and social meeting of
Morning senior 10:10 Senior "1,1119 Ladies Aid Society Thursday at-
barge of Rev Horbt rt Il). Deelz 0f ternoon. June 61h, at the church Mrs. 2
“New Haven.
€Sunday School at noon.
{HEY P. S. C. E. :11 6: 30. Subject.
Byfihristian Duty and Privilege.” l
..iflondny evening the Doorkcepcr’si Subscriptions to the parsonage
tattle Will meet With MI‘S- E. M fund may be paid to the pastor or of-
Lockwood, 11‘ 15 East avenue licers of the church
* Wednesday at. 2 o'clock the ladies
the congregation and their friends
meé‘t in the Parish House [0
minke surgical dressings.
-J. U. Miller 'and C. Schaub will en-l
tortuin the ladies.
Young People's Society Thursday
.cvening at the church
SALVATION ARMY
\mllt. Conn .«Sorvices are held regu» E
BAPTIST
ton street. South Norwalk on cht
sun Thompson, pastor.w10:3tl; lugs at eight o'clock.
arm morning worship. Ml. Bouteilei Sunday services at, three and eight-
f‘ Lowe, Ph. D., will be the prenclrl o‘clock Sabbath School
II: for the day. 'day at. 2 p. m.
12. 'm. Bible school session. 2 Open-1hr meetings uill be held
:30 p. or. evening worship opening weather permitting on Wednesday ev- 2
with a song service. toning at Day and Raymond streets
. Tuesday 7. '30 p.111. meeting ofthe Satu1dnv. It‘nler and Washington
“lamb Circle of King's Daughters Estrect. Sunday evening at Water
ednesday there will be held in and Elizabeth streets at seven thirty.
‘tfia lecture room a Sunday School A hearty invitation is extended the
ttlute for this Disnict of Fairlield public 10 attend thPSG meetings. Come
Witty. It is under the direction of and bring a friend Wllh vou'
the Connecticut Sunday School Assn-i
elation. All workers in the Bible.“
schools of the city should avail:
themselves of this opportunity. Ses“
thus will be held at three o‘clock‘
and at seven- ~thirty.
".llhuisduy' 4. 4'5 11
DENTS
international Bible students meet;
at Red Men's Hall. Sunday 3 p.‘ n1.,1
m The annual for Bible study. Subject. Ransoniel
as meeting of the church will and Restitution 4 p. or. subject. lnl
kl. Reports for the tear will the Footsteps of Jesus All uelcome. l
and odlcers alerted for the N0 common ' 5
yeah . ”W
1
INTERNATIONAL" BIBLE STU~ 2
l
m... itchiness-111381014
AéBom st Church 1-; 3.311111”,
11 a. n1 sermon by n“. 93,... Holiness nutrition
33: 80 p in, my“, School. 0 W. Serslce at Ntromakc
'.suoer1nteo‘dtnt s p.111 say “most new 1112
Monroe strum. -1 ~
Um and hour Butler street Bum." Church
hat 1 Am. m u-
sellout-tr. ,
_ chum Groom Mm ’
mo mi‘httfi'rm on $3
, ow
certified: for limited service only.
3«authors. steam shovel operators. carpen- .
a ors anmlaborerl.
"Po Attack Pro-Germans
Tho Salvation Army. South Nor-l L
littrly in our hall at 116 1-2 Washinan “
11th Norwalk Baptist It‘lmrch J. nosdny, Friday and Saturday even- » .
every Sun-I
celved a call for men- that have been
Here is a chance for mm on ceril
tied and in such trades as lbcomotivo T‘L’f; _. '
engineers, firemen, railroad gr'tdo
lorornen. railroad track toremen. wood-
on bridge carpenters. locomotive m
palrmtln. telephone linemen. surveyor 1
or railroad instrument lien. telegraph-
crs, 1111111111911, pile driver loreniln
stationary Engineers for donllry an-
ters, sicmniltlors, electricians, auto:
mechanics, 11qu driVom cooks. clerks.
railroad braIken‘i'enL, railroad conduci-
These men must be technically qtial
ilied and should present themselves to :
the local board for listing at once.
Among Negroer'in- South
untIfl .
Mk “(3‘ :
or new ev: donned '
‘WIae Frank McGultk with you,
took M1 Spiller home in:
on the action of iris- oouneelt Judge Showing Now tho Ordinary Schoolhouu It! Lam All of It: Window-
Foldlna Door-a
Betweew ills Old: and- In MM- Cnn Be Thrown Open, lilting tits
Two Rom IMQI ,thI for Auditorium With Small Stage and Dressing
the command of the court. and ho;
was held on contempt charges thich .
l Frank McGuirlr was then» released ' '
and the other: sentenced. to sixty. Igor- Motors 1......“ tint-class
employee of the Postal Telegraph Com— h
‘ ‘pany, who was admitted yesterday at'
I» (am
Ibrane may be broken and some of tilt!
- the mob bulls rerunin in place until
has headed. In“ order to determine
little 11$
landonfitto‘
wwmvcrmtooetmmffl‘
flanked to Gm Light Over tbs Pupil! belt should".
Boom.
'Isnlal'y. that it Is on the high road to
prosperity and than Utopia is Just
around the corner.
The little schoolhouse generally has
three windows on each side, giving a
fluctuating light and injuring the
pupils‘ eyes. it one side of the house
oIfsong frame, roof and door a liberal-sized
and mandated its dam. Ila amonwuieWoIan “L."(obo
g 3 . 1119”wa a sentinealfl' old at Hiber- a mood: 513111071100:
hltmlltfln ,. , or the mm or with“:
Mia“ district needs at!» “to may or; pm the
“no them autumn-95! 0730992
mo 11s 11111 capacity. lugs or all 111m Whatever rum is
The lumber dealers or your vicinity anything going on at the schoolhouse
ribs whole «our; Woo and
remodeling. and to ftir‘hlsh at a popular grandmother, down to the babies—all
(comm name-on ‘imoc an tars-31mm: W m- m Macaw” tar-WE
M Winn. . for them “If you nun! to knowL
mtg his age 8",, 87- We always believe that wfén a how his to malts it. count noses and
Itchoolhoiletad mkuup its mind to . The National Lumber-L Manufacturers I
association with headquarters at Gil-
capo. will be very glad to answer any
one-um about modeling the school-
house. The expense or it will be insig-
nificant. if the school board thinks it
is too poor to pay it outrlght from the
treasury. 11- series of enteztuuimenu'
1- to the not within is intake W I‘l‘ovlu plum or- stereopumn
n m: . 2M“ trial-aunt sat flideswlumwtmouttneaenc
“a 9" "'4‘?“ Hi ‘ The school Iboandohould offer the use
humor
:. ’ who 2 ‘, gull-WM 1.1111111; to any.
ripe-satin; running a ‘. 'auiuon twantolbandonltns
run: .. ultierotthorf ‘ I ._ , .m good moon'mrlt,
some" Iowa hummer! ' ' . udmrnmmzmmu
tram ,. . 311111.115“ ouldhewoiltn, null: and the young peoples club.
have ' "‘ 49.111110an «1111111111111 bu. ibfiddbdnllowoo whatnot-their- en-
sue on come “with their 1111111.
mmudatws-andlna single day quota:
amour. crop I117: crummy Plot 1111'. ms
mum.“ . .
”Um:
t’IL'H maSndIHda ”SAD”
.Mumwrm‘b '
{mun thistsourne.
\ilw
ltytlc. Rt'pt'ult'tl
n pcrccptlhly lurgcr yield.
and lnoxpcnslve.
ions 01 Wntor- in a barrel.
(a) Arnalred atolk caused by loose smut.
,(b) A apical cltib‘gd
mutt urns n;
66' I 11 or bend showing
Ithy, normal End of barley. 1: unorcfl.
E-are two inputs 01L barley:
cum smut {and the 1m
1 united; smut.’ They must he"
treated différeniiy’ ‘2 it in thei'oforo
huportnht to be able recognize trim.
In covered smut. Jim s are produced
Ivory much as'mihe stinking smut ot
wheat, bututlic chaff'ls also srnul‘tod.
The halls nre‘covcred by 11 thingruylsh
membrane through which the smut
muss opponrs greenish blur k. The mom
smut blown u\\';ny usually, however.
broken in handling the -gr11ln. This
smut usually appears alter the barley
whnt percentage of loss‘there tony. be tor be tested for accuracy.
Warm lion
and run it over the growlnxa
011111111111; 100 bonds. This will give you
the percentage of smutted hoods.
Thom urt- 11 great many other dis:
cases of barley which are borne by
scod, 11nd even if the pcrcentnm
of smut is not grant it is nlu'ays prof-g
lttthle to treat the seed with formtrltle,
oxpcrlnwnts
[it-own tlmt lrccd‘ao trcntr-d will give‘
Implant Your Growing Crop
JMIIOME. dancing parties and ban-
0
l
l
1
l
ml
1
have,
he trait»I
(llltuln 11 pint of full strength to
irrnltlt-lu'dg and dissolve it in 30 gal
Tho best
method isn't? lkimcrse the seed in til
whim of thlttf. liquid. allowing the
srrruitod and fininnturo kernels, weed; '
seeds. and trash to limit to the top and
be skimmed ntl'. Draw of? the solution
into another tub and dump the molsJ
trucd grain in n olcun ounvus. (Vivi-ring. ,
it over for a few hours with nnuthcr.
cunvos or main sucks. These color-I
luau should also be soaked in the solu- ,
tion because they also carry smut
Thé active principle is the formulae
hurt: gun 11111111131111; the spores, out!
rung-3‘ not injury; the groin. This same;
gthat’ment will .lnaum wheab: outs uni
rye. us well no bruit-y. ugulr‘tabr anthruc
nose, scab and many or lite hingu
diseases, inclhdlng barley stripes.
The loose smut of barley and of
wheat fitrlnnuhiiy does not no so much}
dinliugo; ulthringli the heads will be
more prominent bccnuscthcy have been‘ ul‘arien filed a petition \cstet'day. He nue
denuded of 1111 the groin. lcuving mart” l has liabilities of 55.436.19, and $1, ~ L
ly u smuitcd sinllr. The treatment 101-3ng 34 is unsecured
loose smut is to sunk it in hot water !
It would be well to got 11 bulletin on‘
tl1ls process because it Is dangerous to?
thc. need to get the “titer too lint. It’
is also important that the thermomeI
.1
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rut-nt for 111111111 diseases In cry slmplef
F2
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l
W... 'Mv
(lit D Meat! (0
[s toU:s/lcg’,,16:)"
Need a New Motor Hat?
Motor Hats and caps that fit closely, stay
put and altogether add to the comfort. of the
motorist, may be selected from a complete
stock. Wfldmafiii my; rfiw
.2‘ flats with closely stitched brims, may be
pulled into any shape, are waterproof and M
dust easily. 1 . is m Mfiw
Others of “shot” silk, attractive colors,
made with tam crowns, very becoming. ’...-~“'I
Gaps, with or without vizors, an elastic
across the back helps to Ikcoptthem comely; on)
the head. .41, . 1‘; tntww‘rt.
flats of summer felt, equally good for 31714— I
tor or sports wear, are soft and light 111 weight,
most attractive in every way. 1
Prices $1.25 up
Children’s Eats
An interesting group of Milans, Milan“
Hcmps, Limit: and” Split Straws, finely woven,
simply trimmed with scarves and"ribbou bands.
50 cts. up.
Dressy 111011015 for childish occasions, fancy,
. ..7» as-
"b...
”I l
straws, some with slurred silk cro'wns and pull“-
ings. ' 5
Millinery Section, 5
. ' oéoond"liioor. I!
Summer Vests 1
H for women 2
. 1 Vesta of fine rib,vc1'I\' shccr, 11111119 ‘ with I
straps Over shoulder, just right for mid summer, 3
days. . 39 cts. each.‘ 3
Some in bodice style, L 39 cts.I
“Three in one” Union Suits «
t.
«L , , for children
2 LA combination of rest, Waist. and dinu'rL-ité
for young children, sizes 2 to 1? years. 79 etc.
Main flow-1 '
- :1
'n~¢_~.--.
\
MILFORD AND tiehts due on open account, llhbod'w nCI
NORWALK BANKRUPTS $45 1 e'
" I
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Magnus K. Wike and Jacob P.i . -——-— ' , .' ' 2c».-
Sudln, builders in Milford, field 3: ADVERTISEDrLETTERBr ' .y‘,
co-partnershlp schedule in 11811er -..t.a= -
. a . ~
mph? in the United Sta‘tcs court yes» Unclaimed letteroiusou'lh Namath
,tel'day. They have liabilities of postomce {W “'99“ ending ‘lill’ 3'1 '.
$580, all unsecured. They have no Mrs. George Bun, r.- .< , . .
assets. ' E MrS. Clii‘i A. Butler 8 ButrnelltSb. 2.
Augustus P. Magner of Norwalu,i lame. Jones. 8 Day street._,
formerly in the liquor businefs in; Miss Mary Sadie, 521L2xi1yg'tou'avc4
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Dr. inane J. Lansinx oi llltlitewootl,‘I
Home I! 10 30. N. J. 31.8 been iron: to the m by_‘
colour» Holiness the Mlle!!!) Security league to nah
Holy Winona. new, meeting at 3:48.813 sm- iron: the 5M" in W
“l“ l” muons or amnion: to arouse tboI
...,' , (their air mrvltm 111 3'15. Railroad NW min-t tho United tram. 3‘ L‘
ave-go and Wanhin‘kroa street. Also has been am author-n am for _
~. Imrmsoltumiomtnrvtu“
' '1 .l i. 11
ANDREW LEAlRtY, Postmaston » '
Assets consist -————-———M+~—o 1.11;... ;
alued' at $500., -Want ads. bringa'es'ulbs.~~- '1.»
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