NETHONST
At the first arch, Sunday.
June 91h gohn . Snavely, pas
tor. ~Mornins service at 10:90. Sula
.jeci, “The World’s Gngt Met.“
' At this service a number a! dilution;
will be baptized. The writ}: {“1139
of special interest to fill my, .19
such a special invitation is glvén
Bible School. Session at twelve
o‘clock. m in and enjoy the ser-
vice. some friend join the T C
B. Class. your assistance is needed
Come and help to save the millions
dying, Oh, the lives we can bright-
en by 1am: M a lime.
We have a has gas: or ladies
and gentlemen I! to late at every
turn andr tun good Hart and deeds
combined with social events that are
i‘itable and entertaining. Our
1191's. We have hall of that quota
now. 061119 and bring one; Ep‘worth
League M1835 p. 111.. ladder H. B.
Slaueon. At 7. 70. Servioezvoilso;
“and pre‘a‘chinlr. Subject. " hat in
Men, Believe In" The sermon 11111-
hppeai strongly to men. Tuesday'ev
f' ening, 7:45.11dg'ah11- class meeting
Mr. Samuel Sample. Miler. On
Thursday evening the Ebwtm'h
League and Queen Esther Circle (will
worlt for redoid attendance at the
mid ~wcek junior and praise sei‘Vic'e.
Subject. “Building a Characte1. " A
hearty welcome awaits your pres-
ence. ' '
Norwa‘lt Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Albert E Beebe. pa‘l-
t..or —Sunday services.
9. 00 a. 111. class meeting.
10:00 a. 111. Sunday Sthool.
. 11:00 '11. a1. morning "worship. Ger-1
mon by the pastor.
6: 30 p. m. Epworth League meet-
ing.
7: 30 p to. evening se1.vice Sermon,
“The Ricn Young Ruler. "
Tuesday at 7: 45 p. m The class
meeting.
Thursday at 7. 45 p.111 The prayer
meeting.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
’Church. ‘Horold E. Wilson, pastor.~—
10: 30 annual children‘s day oxen
clses by the Sunday School Child-
ren will be baptized at this service
Monday. 4 p m. the class in pro
paiatmy membership.
Tuesday evening the lunior League
church
may
The
Missionary Society at the
The Juniors will give a little
entitled ”‘A Chinese School."
public is invited.
Wednesday altrenoou. the Ladlcs’
rig remarks by Rev. S'hnrns.
rst drill is “1" cm hundred incurd 1
WM This will be the last evening
" have the military address of the mem-
12. There will be no session of
the Sunday School. but the Men's
, Class will meet as usual.
3:30 Junior League. ‘
6'30 Epworth League devotional
meeting .
'1'. '30 Song service and sermon.
Subject: “The Child in the Midst."
will entertain the Woman's Foreign,
Miss Minnie Hall. Recitation. Master
Henry Humava. Recitation. Miss
Eloise Pollard. Vocal solo. Miss Fan-
nie Williams. Recitation. Master Er- -
grailflawwe hostilities. Miss Ante!
oplsins 800mm, Miss flats
Sohinson and Min Elsie Bryan. is-
s‘lumental sole Miss Flora Hopkins.
recitation. Master Arthur Hines, rec-
itation. Miss Alarms! Anthony. 1110-:
cat solo. Master Robert Dunn. recita-
tion. Miss Ruth Hines. Muslim
We; Frank Williims, recitation.
ias Martha Archer, recitation.
Master Edward Simms, recitation.
flies Olivia Bmvn, vocal sole. Ids.
nor {Entries Anthony. recitation. Miss
rename Randolph, recitation. Clos-
EPIsCOPAL
Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A.‘
Coleman, ream—Services tor the,
hecond Sunday alter Trinity.
8 a. 111. Holy Communion. Corporate
communion of the Girls' Friendly So
'clelz'.
a.u1 Chmch School.
11 a. m Morning prayer and
men.
7:30.11. 15. Evening prayer and ad-
SPY“
service until September
Monday Evening Red Cross Aux-
liiary.
Tuesday. St. Baihabas
Holy Communion.
Afternoon. Red Cross Anatomy
2- p. m. Vestry.
Thursday. 7. 45 p in. Girls’ l‘ri on
11! Society. '
Friday 1.115 11.111 Choir 1.1.1.5...
The rector will be very glad to
Day. 9:30
hm oi the Parish who are in ser
vice. Please hand them to him Sun-
day as he desires to make necessary
corrections.
Grace Church. The Rev. J. Baum
Werner. Roctor.—~—The second Sunday
after Trinity. The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Mic,
sion Sunday School of .81. Faith at
9. Morning prayer and sermon at
10:30. Parish Sunday School :11
noon. 1
At. the 8 o'clock service the ser 1
vice flag recently presented to tho?
parlsh’will be blessed. The offer; 111:.
.ai. the 10:30 service will be for the
{benefit of the Church Pension Fund.-
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Advent. Christian Church. Van
Zant and Harvey streets Rev, G. M.
’l‘eeple, pustor.~—Hulf hour praye1
£10200 11 .111.
Morning prayer and sermon, 10:30
11. 111.
Sunday. School. 12 : 00 111.
Juniorlmyal Workers meeting 3:70
p in.
Loyal Wmlters meeting 6: 45 p.111.
lvoning service 7: 30 p. m.
Mid-week prayer and testimony,
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
Aid Society.
Thursday 7. 45 mid-Week service
' Knight street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
1. A. McCoy, pastor.—~Snnday wor-
‘ ship. 11. a. m. Preaching by the has-
. ' tor. 12:80 Sunday School Session. 8
p. 111. The .Lord' is Supper and the pas-
tor's yearly message and gleelings.
At the close of the annual confer-
ence. Rev. M1'.itlc'Goy Was returned
to Norwalk for another year, ‘
Tucsdtu' night. regular
ing.
Thursday 11i..ht the first
meeting of the your.
Friday‘ night cho'r rehearsal.
earner '
\South Norwalk Baptist Church. J.
Harrison Thompson, pastor .:———]0 30 11
- the sermon will be:
Works of Jesus."
“Surpassing
close of the service. ‘
12 in. Bible School session.
7 be of especial interest.
School will present
ed to be'present.
rican Trail. ” Will all the
make a spec.al effo1t to be present.
Wednesday 7:45
hearsal at the church;
‘ Thursday 7:45 '1). n1.
meeting of the church.
a. n1. sermon by the pastor Subject.
Is God n‘Persouulity. is He 11 Super-
man. or is There Really a God?"
1 12:30 p. in. Sunday School. G.
Johnson superintendent.
ercises. ‘
8 p. m: The pastor‘s theme will be
"Does libmorr Live After Doom?"
ciety ate requested to meet at
home 0: Mn.
Wednesday evening. June
1.10 Whitehead. chairman
Grace Bands: (hutch-001er
h an. Harold. Fraser. mama 0. w:
Mm Hymn bra: school. Mlle “ll
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“we Recitation
class meet-
business
m. morning worship. The subject of
the
The Ordinance of
1 ~ Communion will be observed at the
7:30 p.‘ m. The evening service will
The Sunday,
tho. Children's
Day program. All are cordially invit-
.. Wednesdayhil p. m. The Woman’s
1 Association will hold the final Mis-
sion Study Class of the season. This fund may be left with the pastor or
. will conclude the study of “The AP oilicers of the church.
ladies
p.» 111. Choir re-
Mid-week
Grace Baptist Church. E. H. Simms
pastorr—«Snnday, June 91.11 1918.111
W.
3 o‘clock p. in. Children‘s Day ex-
Ali manners of the Red Cross So,
the hear him Sunday afternoon. All
lossc ll. \\ 11119th on welcome.“
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o’clock Come prepared to work. lira.
mn by school Scripture realm
, Service of Baptism in evening.
1
isr. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
St. Peter‘s Erangollcal Lutheran
Church Cedar street. near West ave.
nue, Martin L. Steup. pastor-Second.
Sunday after Trinity. Divine scrvicrs
will be held at the usual hour. 10:30.
The pastor will deliver a gospel ser-
mon. The services are in German,
unless otherwise tinted. No evening
services during the summer. 1Every-
body is 'welcomc. 'lhe Lutherans oi
the city being especially invited.
Regular and punctual church attend-
ance is urged. Celebration ' ol Holy
July.
The Sunday School's regular ses-
sion commences at 9. 30. The Sunday
School Will be held throughout the
summer. “Cross and Croivn" system
of rewards for regular attendante
New papils may enter at any time
during the year and will be assigned
. to their proper3 grade immediately.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening
at the church.
“Prince oi Pilots” Fights
Pilots," has no: severely wounded.
more than twenty German planes. and
Honours LET
.dent ended with :1li.hamls getting 11
Communion on the first Sunday in'
no: on. Wanna,
Lieutenant unmet “the Prince of
but he‘has resided to rennin n a hos-
pital long enough to recover. 'He is on
the from again. He has brought down
he has taken part in more than titty
bombing expeditions.
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following the usual foolish canton of
the boarder was boasting that they
would not feel the lack oi wheat flour
the coming summer. After some dit-
flculty in cornering the real pur-
chaser and owner of the flour. the
Food Administration secured on ad-
mission irom Charles H Muskewitl.
oiNo.185 Colony street. Meriden,
that his previous disovonals oi
hoarding were not satisfactory to his
own conscience and he finally item-
ized the flour in the house. where he‘
boards with his wife and his mother-
in~hrw. as follows: 9 paper bags 21
1-2 poundse each; 3 cloth bags or 98
pounds each: and one wooden barrel.
containing about 175 pounds. He al-
so mentioned as the dealers from
whom he bought the flour. The Seth.
J. Hall Company. of No. 25 Brook
street, lt‘icriden,”1'1nd Welsner & Knob-
lauch. No. 289 West Main street. The-
two were notified by the Food Ad-
ministration tolproceed to the prem-
ises, remove the flour. making a re-
turn payment. and make :1 report to
Hartford. It appears from Weiancr
Knoblauch‘s report that they had
sold the larger quantities oi flour lic-
t‘ore the Food Administration's fifty-
fifty rule on sales of wheat flour
became operative. The whole inci-
waming from the Food Administra-
tion that no such leniency might be.
TEACHER 70 BE mongrel
Patrlotlc School Principal to Dispense
With Vacation Job.
warhnnuar. June 6.—-Mlss Carrie
Bush. principal of the Watertown high
school, is going to do war work this
summer, and has been engaged as a
chauffeur by Mrs. Frederick 3. Chase
of that city. . ”The announcement of
Miss Bush's determination to encroach
on the field otlahor heretofore occu-
pied exclusively by males. is but the
forerunner of interesting announce-
tho church.
The ladies me also welcome at this.
meeting.
Contributions to
BIBLE LECTURE
'Therewill be a Bible lecture at
Red Men’s Hall, South Norwalk, at
3 p. undone 9. All are welcome.
1 1 ' -
.HOLINESS MISSION
Holiness Mission, Monroe street.
Meeting every Tuesday. Wednesday,
iFriday, Saturday and Sunday night
at 8: 15 Holiness meeting at 3: 15.
Sunday school at. 2 o'clock. Open air
meeting Lord willing.
:1riday and Sunday night, corner of
Day and Raymond streets Saturday
trn street. The Rev. Snarely from
the South \‘orwnlit Ill. E. Church
uill he the speaker Don‘t fall to}
are
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Following reports to his office that
imoro than six banks in the state had
infused to handle Liberty Bonds.
Supt at State Banks Alex H. Walh~
ter. of llon ”Ala is preparing
‘a all. at than 1.1111 and will learn
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Master 3mm!- hntlr and 111m than:
Whitehead Recitation. lute:- 37a- mime.
um m Ida.
(Special meeting of the voting mem-.
bers Monday evening. 8 o‘.clock atl
the parsonage l
Wednesday '
“M“ Rauro‘ad ““3““ and Washing lmother could or would stand for. and
ly two hundred school teachers of this
city to dispense with summer vaca-
. tions in favor of w,ork as a solution to
the labor shortage situation.
WANTED NO SLACKER IN THE
,6 FAMILY .
_ STAMFORD, June 7.—Mrs. Edward
’Lynch. of 338 South street mother of
three sons who are fighting on tip -
|western front and whose husband is a
member of the State Guard and who
recently had a letter from President
Wilson congratulating her for patriot-
ism, had her own fighting spirit arous *-
Edward Lynch whose was .
ed today.
twenty one in March. and the young-
esf. of the family failed to register on I
Wetfiiesday. This was more than his
[today she notified the exemption board
that she had her son at home at the
i disposal of the board and she. wished it .
i to be understood that she did not intend
to have any " slacker" in modem").
The exemption board sent an officer
l to the house and he returned with Ed
ward Tho board are the young mall
a lecture and then put his name on
the list. Upon the mother: auto
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to Int-h. the police secured bi- a
M St I”. to II ambit!
expected in any future instances .
merits of the patriotic decision of near- 1
i
Goats of Wool Pop-
lin‘ and Serge, Emce-
‘spun I and N ovclty
SWorstods in navy
blue, black, . rookie
and tan. Formerly
priced up to.$27.50
For $20.00
’All Nippon ware.
Tea Sets, 17-1-1308...
39100
Chocolate Set, $4.00
Relish Dishes, $4.00
Berry Bowls, $2.00
N-Cracker and Choose
Dishes, $2.80
Muffin Dishes, $1.80
Hot ‘Watcr Jugs,
$1.25
Plates, (large)
$1. 30
Salad Sets 111 three
dainty dosigns, blue,
bincd 111011 pink. Set
consists or bowl and
plate with six smaller
plates. N.“
1‘ Each $6.75
Dainty Pieces of China
'A design copied from an English pattern, a
' largo pink rose nestling among green foliage.
Sets in Nippon China
tellow or green com- ., .
D R600 (0
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6 Clearance Prices On Spring Coats And Suits
The time has come when this stock of wool apparel must more and prices srh re horn
attached to insure its quick departure.
Tailored Suits in spring models, the materi-
als of fine serge, nicotine poplin and silk. The
entire 8506!! has been divided/into three lots for
this quick clcaritnce. Considering the. prices feats, old rose, . my,
which will be obtained for suits of'ts'his kind later, ._ l3 1 f. .
and the quality of material. one cannot afford to green am. e ”an
neglect such an opportunity 3 blue-
Former prices up to $27. $3: 11W: 7 . 1
oecrai $10.00
.‘llilc they last.
Sports Coats of Silk
Jersey in fancy cl
Former prices up to $37. 50 now
~$25.00
$35.00
Second floor
Fastener prices up to $55.00 now
In the Shoe Shop
Summer Oxfords and Pumps for Women in
all materials and color combinations required.
Colored kids, while canvas and buck, gray and
41111111: suede, black patent leather and tan Russia. .
’ .. fimi'c 111 sports and dress models. 5
1 ' For Children
(ll-'0 humus ofihest grade Shockers,
- a
Cake Sets $110 ,
Compofiégi,
Olive “Bots,
.K.
1.3106310 $2.50
. according to size.
Main floor.
PercolatorS
Ron Ban DishoEflflJO
Berry :iScts":
'l‘ra Plates, ‘ 600th
( ream ihtth‘ers, ,.
Belts
so cts. Black Patent hath 311011111111 plated
er @180 niniiy 00101.8 to ware fitted with uni-
coniliinewith summer . .
MSW! in many frocks ’ vcrsal 11c: 1t prool
ntiu'actiyc, dcsi g ns 0 25 to 75 cts. ‘ glass tops. Two do-
but all pleasing to the White kid, some signs, P111111 01- (3010-
03'0- Sct' comprises with black ti'lni- 11i'1l
bowl and six saucers. minus. '
Prices from $2.25 to 50‘9“, t9.§1.:..2.5..,_ $13.50,. $20.00
$4.00 a set. Sizes 24 to 40. and $27.50
CM 08110.60;
harps in brown and whité.
Stuntman-unlit.
'l'be tint auction draft ooldtfls a reach tendon on their way to Fran
British King to Queen Review First American Draft Soldiers
a. Mutt-M's . ..
ram. were received with acclaim by the British. They were reviewui by Kin: .
000mm 11qu Wane-mad“. nembabmho eniuiiuthemeu.tlththeeman his right and the durum queen in .
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