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5:30 p.111. All members and: friends!
‘ f- 9 3.111. Class 1190'.ng in charge ofl sermon by the pu'stor.
' F H. Betficnt.
. DEVINE
'and a great day in Zion.
department to Ken’s Rble Clus. At
.this. session will. occur the inaugura-
, At 7: 30 p m the Dartm- Rt'V- Hut 1 up ....................... Name
bert E. Mankind will speak "’1 'V'C' ‘Oflvrtoryauerceusc ........ Faulles
tour and ‘0!" new? The Imbhc *’ Duet4—Jesus Thou Joy of Loving
91:“!ka Hearts .................... Goetz
)1 ‘4 ‘13 ,7
~buptiam. reception of members and socistim will be held at the church.
communion.
Churches ‘
Flint Methodist Episcopal church. Monday. The Doorkeepers' Chele
West avenue. Rev. John J. Suavely. will meet with lira. m
your. service, lay «a. at M nae On- “In.
Dz”. Mental theLOrd'sSup- Wednesday. 3 o'clock. render
per. At 12 o'clock. Sunday School monthly meeting of the Q. B. A. l
”anti-etc (Locust-11 m,mmu B
attendance is urged in view of the an 1) 111.
until meeting to be held.
Tuesday evening, lay 13th. Yearly Knight Street A. u 3. Church
reports and banquet. 8: 45 Epwora Rev. w]. St A L!” my.
League devotimnl meeting. Preaching 10- 30 1 m m 7- 39 p
7:30 Song and prraching service in. Communion of Lords Supper.
The aerfice will bedevotedln co-ope‘r- Sabbath School 12 3° 9 ll.
ntion with the request of government. Clans W Tuesday evening.
In in: 1“ ”mu-l ol‘ the Victory Strangers cal-ah"). film“
1.11a- and the employment (or re
turnin'v soldiers. Two of the minute
men will speak on these subjects.
Mr. Charles .E. Hoyt for the Victory
1m. and Mr. Thomas 1. Raymond
for employment of soldiers. The pss-
tor will speak on "Everyman's
Bight." Miss \‘Villa Miller, leading
soprano of the chorus for the new
year. will sing at both services. on
Sunday. this being the first Sunday
or her engagement.
Boys' Club will meet on Monday ev-
ening at 6:45 on the baseball diamond
on 1ower WoodWartl avenue. The
Queen Esther Circle will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Wednesday p. m. at 3 o‘dock, La-
dies Aid Society will hold their month-
ly meeting for tnnsadion d busi-
ness. The “Candlelight Meeting”
which was to be held last 'l‘hurs. ev-
ening and was postponed on account
of storm. will beheld next Thursday
evéning at 1:45. Ira George Swift
will sing.
This church will observe Mother's
May llith, with a
lhty on Sunday.
service in the church and Sunday
School,_dc1'otr.-’. to the. central idea.
of the any. The m of mother
will always be a blessing to everyone,
First Congregational (‘hurch of.
South Norwalk. :
P. H. Jacobs, minister. In. F. Irv-
ing Smith. soloist and _choir director. '
Archie Merriam orgasm.
Services of Sunday morning, May
4. will begin promptly at 10:30
o‘clock. Mr. Jacobs-will speak on
‘The Way to Constant Joy.” In.
Smith will sing. The Men's Club and
Sunday School will meet at 11: 45
o'.eiock Sunday event” at 0 o'clock
the auspices oi the Womans
clarion and the Young People’s So-
ciety. Miss Snow. a tether in Hamp-
ton institute will speak on the work.
thatlsbeingdoneinthissebool (or?
the negro race. We should have s
large number out to hear her inter:
outing talk. There Will be no ofler ‘
mg taken at this service. The “'0'
man's Association will meet in the
Sunday School Room Wednesday at-
ternoou at 3 o’clock. The program
omnmlttee has been fortunate in se-
curing John W. Scully to address the '
meeting. Ir. Sonny was s secretary;
or the K. of C.. and will tell of the
interesting work he did Md. Rh
subject will be. “Our boys It bone.
and abroad." There will be music
and light retmkmn. On Thurs-
. day evening the Woman's Bible Chas
will meet at the church. 01) Friday
evening at. 8 o'clock the entertain-
ment by the Young People's Societ;
will be liven. This promises to be
one of the most successful entertain
moms ever given by our young peo-
ple. Let us all ztt back of it and
support it in every possible_way. The
music program for Sunday morning
is as follows:
Prelude—llymne Celeste ...... Grey
"35" ‘0 N m‘ at this serwce. Anthem—Jesus My SuVior Look On
East Avenue fl EX Church Iota.
Sunday at 10:30a. III. the Sacrament
of the [Ms auppeifi will be adminis-
Wanting
tered. the
Sdtool session,
12 n.1‘hem
including all M from beginners
tion of newly elected oflcers.
Walton; wetsdme.
Epwortb dengue prayer meeting at’
MildeoAllegro Pompano Hollway
fietbxii Episcopal
F2. Beebe panel South Norwalk Baptist Church. 1.,
insrnson Thompson pustui.
Sunday services: 1 10:30 a n1. Morning worship with
The Ordinance of Communion will
10 a. m. Sunday School. Meeting of be observed st the clone of the ser-
Men'a m1! . vice.
1.1 a in mm; worship. Sacra- 12 in. Bible School session.
mentoithe Lords Supper. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship open-
8:30p. m. Epworth League devo— ing with a season oi sown. Miss
tionsl meeting ‘Cinrs M. Snow of Hampton institute.
7: 30 p.111 Ennis; service. Sermon; Virginia. will be the speaker. All are
by the minor. lcordinlly invited to heur this strong
Tuoudny evening at 7: 4.’ 1 the class message.
led by H. D. Bruntlnge. ’ Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. The )llapsh
Wednesday evening at 8 the month- Circle of King's Daughters will meet
1’ 011cm Band li'or tbeir‘fegular business meeting
Mrs Harry Fuller 6 12 Bunilton
First Comm Church. Rev. ‘ avenue.
E. 1". lemon Ph. D. pastor. l W'edneulay. p. 1n.Tbe regular
Inning service, with service or monthly meeting of the W'amsss As-
er
at 10: 30. Commotion There will be a business session and
sermon by the pastor. Subject: ‘Be- an hour of Mission Study.
1’
cause oiSt .9' Wednesday. '1': 30 p. m. Choir re-
Sunday School at noon, hearsal
Man Mm at 6:30. Topic: Thursday 7:45 p. m. Hid-week
u n.
.
ham. .
meeting of the church.
lander, Miss cane! Gor-
, First Baptist Church. De Witt Tal-
TO THE CONSUMER
Imkovsgouthtoszturday Specials, compare them
withanyotherratllpricetsi and you winthsn be convinced
thatweareoirecingyou agreatestoppm-tunit inthetown
uncommon 0081' O! SIOIDIG. y
OUR “WAY SPECIALS
ALI. 11c, 12c Alb 13c CIGARS AT .~ .......... 10 for 311$
Macaw-18cm Natural . Cigarettes — 180
35c have. small, 386 large.
legal Cigarettes—18c mull, Helaehrino Cigarettes—18¢
Soho. . .. ; ......... small. 35c large.
.Gountryufsm, Reg
Top,15c.
86.8sturday. .8 for 50¢ M
Harmony
Saturday.. .18c 2 for 25¢:
Tarlov Bros. ‘ J
‘ UP-TO IDA!!! GIG“ STORE -
. “schema Block. I". 181. South Norwulk.
~-
All Kinds of Poultry Feed
3 *,.
a
meeting.
My inning at 1: 45 the pray- and social evening at the house OIL
neethtg.
iAmeucan employes. who work on a
40 work this morning. being under the
sunday School and Bible Class at
12: 15.
no fluids,” psuy:s1esthcl
at but past-even o'dock .
m m advance and 0.1.-
ms. Dirhe and mental “In.
to m of its services b
fisnictosick bodiesas itissootbing'
to restless souls. You are oortliall:v
incited to participate in these devo-
um.
Grace Baptist Church, Sum, lay!
m, 1919.
nmnmbum.”t
_Ject: “When God” Takes A
3 p. 111. Benin to the Laaes' Aid
Society. Topic: “Five One Things.‘ '
8 p. in Special sermon on "Motiern
lndilcrentisut"
v
f'Triuity Church notices. Calendar
ortbe week batman; May 4 Rev.
Harry 1. Bentley claiming. 2nd Sun-
day after Enter.
10: 00 11.111. Church School.
—-q a-..
11:00 a. m. lioly Communion and;
7: 30p mcbmlm
8 p. Business m of Trim—l:
ty lieu!” s Club.
Tuesday. 3:08p. I. Sewing-eel-
ing ot‘tileWoneu'sGIfld. tumult;
Worknndpuckmisoionbpx. ~‘
Tuesday. 7: 45p. :11. Business meet-l
lanolin-W’s“
warohy.1:‘p.-.Ieo¢ngdtbe‘
there V«ill be a. union service under‘ [7| l I"! My i lea.
fur-slum? 4:45pm.Cbourobeur-’
Service-forum: !
10:00amCMebSebod.
ll:90a.1u.loluin¢ player until
some
M"Rap1n.Eventngpsayersaudset-g
Werner rec-ta
The second Sunday after Easter.
The first celebration of the Holy
anon-ion at 0 s’clock. the seed
celebration of the Holy Can-union.
and sermon at 10: 30. l
The Parish My School at nooni
in the Parish Home
No owning service. *
Advent Christian Church. \an Zen!
and Harvey street. hat Not-walk.
Rev. G. M. Tecple. pastor.
Half hour prayer 1‘) a. II. 1
Holy Communion and sermon 10:30'
11.11:.
Siam School 12 In.
Junior Loyal Workers' meeting
3:30 . m.
Loyal “orltem' moctln‘ ‘: I5 p. It.
Evening sermon 7: 30 p. Ip-
Mid- week prayer and testimony"
meeting Thursday. 7: 30 p. in.
a. ‘
First Church of Christ Scientist. 67
West avenueJn—l'bs realist Sunday
service of this church is hold at 11
11.111.
Christian Science web’s-ct,
Eves-lusting Punishment."
Wednesday even.“ ‘testmouy meet
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these sec
vices the public is invited. A road
in: room is maintained at the same
address. each week day. holi-
days excepted. from 1:30 to (:39 b.
I
I
Grace Church. the Rev. .1 Benton:
l
3
“by ; 2~
The th‘atl‘qn Army. 11‘ I’uhingv
ton street. South Norwaik. Captain
and Mrs. C. H. Phillips. oucers Jul
charge. ‘
Special services are held on Wed-
nesday. [may and Sum-day even-
lnx! at right o'.clock
Sabbath services at 3: 30 Ind 8 D.
in Sabbath School every My at
2: 30. Parents are invited to sold
their children it they attend no other
Sabbath School.
Open air services on Wednesday.
ingot-day and Sundsy crating: at
0
The public is invited to attend any
of the abme services. You will be
assured of an aim time.
Straight Gospel sndcoodsiuging. You
will be helped it you attend. .
Morning Star Christian Associa-
tion Sunday. 5 o'clock p. m. Subject:
Thou Shall Love Thy Neighbor A.
Thyself. Matthew. ms chap, 39th
verse. ' .
John Hamid. leader. W. C. Minion.
principal speaker.
EIGHT HOUR DAY IN PANAHA.
PANAMA, May 2 Friday. —-Lleuten-
ant Colonel Chester Harding, governor
of the Canal Zone. has established an
eight hour day for laborers on the
piers a1 Christobal This has been
done without any change in the pay of
monthly basis. West Indian toms
who Work on an hourly basis. refused
impression that their pay for a day’s
work would be reduced. They at e
assured their wages would be increas-
ed from 17 to 10 cents pa- bour, which
would be sudden to give them the
same compensation for an eight nour
dsyustheyhue reocirediorworklng
nine hours. They are expected to re
turn to work tomorrow
[Jule wak was dime today in mov-
ing corpus. but unhrther delay is an-
ticipnted. ,
' Smart styles of unusual character, embrac-
nieJatest-nsdeu. 1.211 - .1
. 'As careful attention is given in selecting
' else garments as to those for older peo e.
00” .with a bewitehing air about them.
”#11th every by, with
M Elks for- better near.
. ’ 7 Dre-sea. Gingham and manhrays suitable
f01 school.
" Moth, Menu and taut-y
tions for dancing school and parties.
ship.
and play
:3" A complete line of gymnasium
clothes including -
by . “dies, Bloomers and lop-nu flirts.
’5. ' For Little Misses
‘ 3' ' A Special Select flinch-1' Inch
2" on Saturday morning.
' Oulwkingthroughandconntingupwe find
there are too many of a previous order now in
stock. These are of the well known Wu-
Nord Gingham and of the highest dose workman—
Tbere is variety, whether the little maid
is blood or brunette, whether she' in s chubby lit-
tle person or a slender fairy.
f: For ages 6 to 16 years.
. lul‘liwi‘ prll'vs have been up to $1.213
Jtuuot lhpsilment
Quaker Laccsin mpnirs filct mesh of
tiumtl bouquets, fashions and flower pots.
are with vine. flower and bird motifs.
flecked with small dots.
and substantial edge.
mmmuptoflmn
. m m, edge on lmlll sides. 85 and
Phil Pilots,
(:nod and "treful housekeepers
(:Cl\ ed.
merly been selling at. $100.
w $54.00
”We
t Hammock Time is here
second floor.
New Curtains this Spr'ng?
strong
diameter. some plain uith borders of comat-
0th-
One very
dainty design for beam is a plain filet. lightly
These have an eficciive
98 cts.
65 etc.
Third floor.
a If there is to be a New Rog
approve
Budx Brussels a11ti.thcre is .1 new line just 10-
Sizo 9 x 12 in wood 111i\td effects for living
7 rooms and dining moms. ‘Thcse rugs have fin-
Fourth floor.
Never in any tanner seuaon have Hmnnmeks
been so ltuturimtsly comfortable. They are up-
holstered, in perfect fashion and covered with
‘ chintzes of gay pattern with pufiy pillows to
g match. There are awnings to protect from too
é strong sunlight. Hammocks in khaki color with
1
{adjustable head rest,
$13.50, $1M $18“ and m. 00
“i Romelink Hammocks with cravenette finish
in gray dock with blue triman‘ngs, also
(luck with green trinnnmgs. These have
nine potkets and head rests,
‘ gnu adjustable head rest.
khaki
usa-
mm
Khaki colored Hammocks with tufted back
”-90
.
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1:1 unbina fr
“.
Navy and Tan. 51$";IP‘ 0; ‘.',.
3, Tan and Dark Brmyll. a “53:; W
' ‘. BM wd‘Whlte, ”m a laid
'B
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The. ariival of those favuiin- 1,1.
delayed. It has been a diflicult 111 1
these high class models because .1.‘ \'. -_-;1.- llw.
are made'hy hand and onlv M11. “‘11:...1
workers are capable of turning 1111' . “12411 “FM
and elegant models as me no“ in 11 ‘ 1.. W.
are glad to hate them no“ fm tlu- 11- .- .1 “.11
Miami of these are mpies “i .111-.. .1 1M“,
models. you distinctive.
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Prim-s are lllmlf‘l‘fllo,
Hats‘for Children
- and Younglisses
.téfi‘ Little people have intnemm .. n“
fashions of their 111111. This 501mm 1].. 1, 1..
*long, flowing streamers and these an. 111.”.
selves to hats at every description. ’1 .211
the snail close fitting hats with 11.111” . mm
11p to the wide drooping mushruum 1... 1...
all boost of ribbon streamers.
‘:’ Fm dress1 “gl-oat little poke v'--fic«'~ J, um
braids r11 basket 11 caves trimmed 11':
m tiny poses.
.‘llnil’l'll >3 1 1mm
For Tailored Wear
“ ' Velour Checked Suitings in :1 «it. ”uni
desirable color combinations. ‘
Tan and Green.
Old Blue and Tan.
Colored Yelena, bright “laud...- ..
cufls and lining. All new cficcts,\ . apni. l'w
1313011111 T1111 and Scatlctwthat sr-ailn 1 'r' "
in hunting mats and called “pink" I11 :v
men.
54 Riches wide,
5'
't
’ $4.60 a yard.
I'Au wool. scm' ' f d1 ”Need
The colors of the Scott-11 IDOUl'n . 1- ‘1‘: . ‘
in these good cloths. They look
are “mugband-ready” for wear. hm
soft to the touch. Tweod is 11 1113111114
but women like it for business and luml 11.
54 int-hos wide, $3.00 and $3.50 a yard.
Tit
rt: _ l‘i.‘\
Summer Pumps and Oxford
for Women and Kisses'
Military and French heels, the following 1-11 w
Black kid or dull calf, $6.50 to $9.0
Blilt'k patent kid. $7.00t0$8.5
Brown. 87.00 to 88.5
White Canvas. ° 36.“) to 571‘
Vt'hitc But-k 111- Nulmt-k. $8.00 and 8.5.
ltxm”
Summer sneakms for «11111011. t-l11ltl1w
boys. These may be had in high or In 1
white or brown. Two widths.
$1.50 to $2.75.
Mesh Veilings
plain or fancy weaves
Trend Vflm. either heavy 01' 113.11“ \..
50. 75 cts. and 31.1. 1..
brown and lamina
3» 7 50 l" ‘ 'V ”I:
"M‘supmn v.11, brown. 1.1.1.1.. 1...
“Twinkle” in Ha vy,
-.,.~ and purple, 15 to 50 .
”Other: Day ‘ Stathiwi‘y
Kay 11. for the 17.5.1 .1
Select a dainty card Quaddy ‘ Iv <1
IOfal'fiStic design with 1151' with ‘ 1
a personal sentiment of l’ «‘1 .4. 11.!" .
mm on It and a't'l'tws 11.1 ' .
send it to mother on Kewpie prim,
”this Mia! 6337- _\\:1\ s .1 1 ~ "
A Chews" ones from - littlv 11m;
fibmct‘. 50c1'e l 111x .
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