he We on
and Atlantic coast.
no accident cum in
The ‘ .. smyiis Smith will address
the St. Paul’s branch of the Girls‘
Tt’i'ifia‘day evening at the
‘ time to let your in...
clipped WII’WlithtWir Wercht'a the lilacs.
Monday a I ~ ditW
Maillot Mash a ti
férred. ‘
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rec-W will be con
20c lb. lover
The foundation for the new real-
dencc or Franklin A. Smith corner
at West street and Taylor avenue was
finished yoaterday, and the building
will be started Monday. "
~Large native albeit; Cutbili's‘ Mitt.
Percy E Farris has made extehdcd
altmiioua and improvements extern-
ally and luisrnally, to the. Farris
homestead in Wont street. making it
moiieru'autl ‘vcry fins place of it.
“Ah I quick relief ands. speedy
cure from non; s and colds. ailinonine
in teaspoonfui oiled every two hours.
At all tint: store:—-— 950. 50c. 81
Dahisl Dunio la mailing improve-
mcnta to the plan place in West
street. which he recently purchastd.
He will move in some time during
this month vacating the Lauder ome-
st'é'a’d o'ri R'fiton Hill,‘ Which he 11 5 oc-
cupied for several years.
~Mon'l and Boys Gaps O'Brisns.
On Thursday at 7: top p. in, mid
week service of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church Will he held.
Subject: "The Assurance .01 the
Christian." God Our Refuge, Tribula-
tions of God‘s People and the Assun
once of Faith
eFreilh Hamil 1259c lb. 1183’85'. ,
District Deputy Charles Page. of
Norwalk will so in Danbury Monday
evening and install the officers of the
Sons of St. George in the halting city.
Mr. Pafe will he nocotiipanicd by a
calculi: on of members of Welcome
Stranm than, of Norwalk.
-Large native smelt, Cutblil'a Mkl.
John Perry. who has spent several
months at aa ltarlum at New GI—
naan. is will a father in Btratforil.
for a number 0 weeks after which he
returns for another trio months’ traili-
lnont more he ill discharged. He has
gained over 20 pounds in weight and
is in much better health. .
«aLinoniue at Pierce’s Bridge Phar-
macy.
Next week Suns ay. December ll.
the Offering in this utii‘ Norwallt‘ con.
gregational Church: will be for the
Chrtatnula of the Bible bailout. The
4»pran will be about 3125. Thin will
cover the dec'oraii on t, the church.
the Chridtmaa uhtértainlh éi‘i’t tor this
school And all other Chrlatnniii upsu-
sea.
willnuii Loinll Fresh Pi; Pork. any
cut.10c 1b.. The Public Market ,
William P. until-c. ihahu Murder-m
walk and South Nowollt ltulloi'.w
stationsr and engraver. is now ready
for the holiday rash, ‘8‘ the myriad of
handsome articles auitable for Christ-
Eligible
ii mum ‘ilir; Basra hall trim
may} drosaad *wt adorn- at. hi»
. rum which i displayed
“ on,“ papers. oath strand nth.
Hayos'.
Moi. Oliver. .il Jenhilins. of Green
Farina is entertaining her sister Miss
Alice .Coloy, of Norwalk.
. ~DWulilop Derbies, 0' Brian I.
William Gear has succecdcd John
Cnshow as driver for Adams Exorciia
delivery wagon in South Norwalk
a—Sl‘nall Lotus Fresh Pl: Pork, any
' cut 10c lb. The Public Market.
The Regimental Drum Corps will go ;
to SOuth Norwalk next Monday ova 1
.—muverémn 131/90 ll.” “meadows on pleasure bent.———Grecnwich Wt
News.
“Salt. Pork 10c lb. Hayeil'.
George Stunts. of Norwalk, who has
been suffering from a throat affection
Sullivan county.
~Natlve Front fish, Cutbill's Market.
Chris Bronson is back at his old
position as clerk at the Hotci Clifford.
succeeding Mr. Holcomb who has re-
turncd to Hartford."
...--Linonine at. Platstedfs drug store.
Miss Alice Lyon of Norwalk. will
leave in a short time tor Paloma. Fla.
where she Will spend the winter with
her stator, hm. 41c William Harp.
rYoulian, 120mm,. G‘arielifa.
S. E. Dibble has rte-opened his stock-
brokors‘ o‘tllce in the Moshler build-
in,- having «innocuous With. a differ.
Wich News.
_ «10 lbs. of small Pork Lotus 31. 00 at
Hayea'.
Owing to the absence of the Rev. L.
§ Moore in Brooklyn tomoxrow the
at E. Cunningham. of East Norwalk
will written in the Union Chapel in
WCraftbury at 4.15 p. m.
‘-—3 Root» Celery 10c. Haycs‘.
Besidt- the priViicgc to soil latter
beer. ale. rhino wine and older, the sa-
loon men get a vcry'ornntc: ccriiflcatc
of llcenso this year for their money.
it has thrl border and conic oihor
parts printed in gill.
-“~Niitive Frost fliih. Cutbill's Market.
The Prohibition Alliance will hold a
meeting for root-gallium on and to plan
for future work. at the mm of George
Rcynoidll, 52 Van Zlndt street,
Norwalk. Monday evening. All mem-
bent are requested to be present, and
any who wish to becomc lnaiuliera arts
cordially. lnviléd to attend also.
——i.inonlne‘ jai subsoil Powell a
A man signing as John was told ho
was thinking of u gas engine that had
linen stolen from hilt. boat. Mrs. li‘uy
told him 00 rejoice that tho thieves «V-
on left him the boat. She «aid the en.
:96 had been sold by the thief not!
it‘s now in a boat owned by a man
stained Hill. “Tho boat lit the Oriole
and is at Booth Norwalk." aha ropilcd
«dirt: [wort Standard. in amount at
Mrs. ny'li mind reading foals.
~KnnxDe Derbiali‘ O'llriail‘a.‘
A bloating of tho Woman‘a Asiiocla-
be held in the South Nor-
freiaiional Church nation on
with...
Japan is the Ipocial cubical for study.
tor the whim: ih‘c iiilblocti for thll'
molt ill Dark Dacia. Papers will by
trivial upon The Millions of Japan by
no. “Running and Horns
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follow. The initial:A of tho church and
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iiiiloii ’lf’d’g‘llga. Iraaaiiiu, stocks. arc; ' "
for some time, is now recuperating in I
E831. .
S'Ifternoou at 9. 60 oolocli.‘
alumnus by ‘
Milli Hour will ;
convention are cordially ipvitad. . ,
«Choice NutiVe Turkeys soc ill. at '
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lnunion hurried and reception of mm»
bars: it uh, Sunday ushool rind Mrh‘ii
llllo close: 0 p. in. tinting; Phonics
tactics: l p; ni.. sermon. “The Vitus.
itrillion " Special music of the duty will
. include: Preludc. “Andante." 0. Bar.
can? antbtuti “'i‘hy‘ Will lib Doll ”2
o. “0 il.i!i it Art Standing}: .
altitude. "deviation Chopin. lily-cu
Hull: i’l‘t’i'lllde in D major Wiitirll;
chorus. “Crown lliln Lord of All":
quarttaic “liark llurlt My Soul"- . solo,
Wile Wad Despised." from the “Mail-
latch." Mrs Btu lb. main quartstte.
i"llo'ncc. Perfect choc" , potitiudo,‘ Al
allagro Vivucc,“ iiir‘d. ‘
Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev 1). K. Monro. pastor»—
Morning prayer sorvico, 0: 30 a. at;
‘ Holy Communion at 10. 30 ft. m.- . Sun
day school and noon class. 12 at; hip-
wortli tongue service. 0:30 p at;
evening lisrvicc with salmon. 7:30 p
in: Music for the day: . Quartet
Another Six Days
Schnccher: quartet Gracious Spirit
Dovc Divine. Wotan: quartntto. com.
Now the Light of Day. Schilling; duct
for cannon and contrnlto, 0 Love Di
vine, John ilystt Brewer.
East Avonuo Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. ll Cunningham piliitorm
Morning evangelistic service. conduct.-
by an airtight. odor proof package
that keeps it inpericct condition.
_ _ No charge for the: package. Ask
' your grocer for it 3 ‘
Singing iiaud. Juli. Cannon, of New
York, leader. 10.30 a. mu Sunday
school iii in: evangelistic ativlce, :i
u.;m Epwouli Magoo, Miss Annie
Udall, leader; topic Worshipping in
Spirit and i Truth, 0 p. m.;.ilnal evan-
xelisticaary ,7p. m. . ,
CONGREGATlONAL
South Norwalk Congrnglltloiiui
West street and West avenue Rev.
Lewin Frank [inch 11.0, pastor-
10: 30 ii 111.. sermon topic, lndepen
> deuce; organ prelude, Salome; quar-
. tot Thine is the Kingdom; ulterior)"
iii A minor, Graig: organ postlude,
Johnston; 12 mu Bible school: Ariaton
Lamont. Jennings and Christian in
quiry Clubs: 4:30 p. m., vosper aer-
vico, address. Does Religion Really
Pay? organ prelude, Communion in It
Minor. Batiste; quartet, Magniiicnt.
Pepper; contrnlto solo. Sims: quartct.
God Who Mailcsi Enrth and Heaven.
Buck; organ postltidc, Clark.
Music at the First Congregational
Church. Noi'walk. tomorrow: Morn-
Wing. Prelude, Rhapsody in E. Saint-
VSacna: Light .of Our Way, leslie; so-
it prano solo. The Singing in God‘s Act-c,
ii Bracken; Blessing and Honor, Glory
and Power, from The Last Judgment.
Spolir: Postltidc. March in G. Smart.
Evening musical Ssivice: Selection
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out house than he had before --Gleon- . .
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from 4661 Psalm, by D. Buck; Prelude
On the Cross, Buck; God in Our
. Refuge. 0 Come Hither, (Tenor), Be
; Still Then. The Heathen Rusted; Posi-
luiio, The Holy Night, Buck.
BAPTIST
i} First. Baptist Church. Norwalk. 1.).
W. Tnlmage Van Doren. Pastor-Writ)“
~ er Meeting at 1.0 a. m.; sermon nt
~ i 10:30 it. ill.; Sunday school at 12 m;
B, Y. P. U. meeting at 0:30 p. in.: aer-
mon at 7:30 p. in.. continuation of son
‘ tea on Eschatology. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. or. Seats free.
A cordial welcome to all who attend
these services.
Grace Baptist Church, corner Bui-
lci' nlld Quincy streets. D. S. Thomas.
pustolv—li a. m.. preaching service:
3:30 p. m., Sunday school; 7 p. in.
prayer and praise meeting; it p. m..
preaching by the pastor. after watch
the Lord's Supper will be celebrated.
EPiBCOPAL.
Trinity Church. Rev. Romlly F. Hum.
pliricn. reotor~liolr Communion. 3 n.
on; Sunday school, 9 a. m.; Litany and
Holy Colntnunon, 11 u. “1.; Evening
Prayer and address. 7:30 p. in. The
women of the Parish are reminded of
the meeting with Mrs. Brush at the
home 01 Mrs. Backatcr on West street
Monday afternoon. All are earnestly
invited to attend the. Woman’s Auxil-
inry meetings in Grace church. Nor.
walk, Monday and 'l‘usaiiay. The chief
missionary rally will be held Monday
evening. December 0. The newly con—
secrated bishop of Hunkow, China. will
speak-
Grncc Church. Rev, J. Benton Won
ncr, rector—Second Sunday ili Ad-
vent. iirllt celebration of the Holy
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COOKING SCllllLS I kill IKElHllllll
RANGES.
BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish If the
cook‘and “hat/e all of the modern points oi" construction
—— Perfect Damper, choice of Grates easily interchangm
able). large Broiler Door. large As Pan, removable
Nick-l Parts. perfectly operating Hub Qven Indicator;
as Well as many other distinctive features
which belong to the ”undone, giving them
the wellsearned mine of being the
1:10»th DRAD£- BEST MADE.
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t inirrlfflllip mm in.
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dor you. to study tho following iruthini lactat-
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work in Done.
ed by tho Wesley Rvangeiista’ Revival .
We are now in the midst all
A BUSY WEEK iN '
THWE UNDERWEAR SECTION
We've planned for some important
selling of knitted underwear. We‘ll
start the selling with such values In
these:
Ladies' heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants worth 39c. fair the
quick selling at 290 each.
Ladies’ heavy notice lined shirts on
pants. .mndo with long and short.
sleeves, lines and ankle length pants.
vary specie. M. 60c mil. ..
mam "Neutron ' pan mimic:
trimmed. in white, the 89c kind It loo
Ladies ribbed and plain wool under-
rigor tll‘l’nltllml. grey, white and near.
a a
ladies"“0neitrl" combination suits
in white and grey, tram title to 61. 50.
lommuuion at 8 o'clock; second cele»
brntlon of the Holy Communion and
sermon at 10:30: Sunday school at
noon; Administration of the Sacra.
meat of Baptism at 4; rehearsal of the
Sunday school choir at 4:30; ovenm;
prayer and carillon on The Song of
Moses and. Miriam: the eighth in the
stories on Oldfi‘estament Masterpieces.
at 7:30. .
St Paul‘s Cl,iurch Rev. Wemyas
Smith rector—~Becc-nd Sunday in Ad-
vent. 730 a. in.. Holy Cainmunop;
10 30 a. in, Holy Communion and ser-
mon; 12 in. Bible classes and Sunday
school: 3 p. in.. Bundayachooi and Bi-
ble classes at chapel on -Borkolcy
streni; 7.30 p. m., ovensong and ser-
mon, with singing of the Dies lraa.
Sunday next being the first Sunday in
the month,
celebrated at the 7.30 a. m. and 10.30
a. in. services. On Monday evening.
there will he the regular Weekly meet-
ing of ht. Paul's Boys' Club. The spot»
.al (calms: will he the drill and basket
call. Ally bay over eleven yours of
age is cordially Invited. Tuesday evo-
ning. Girls‘ Friendly in the Town Hall.
The rector will give the address. Wed-
nesday, siiom-ned cilcnsong at tho
chapel nod conference on the Prayer
Book. 7.45 p. m: subject Ritual and
the Morning Prayer. All interested
are invited to attend these services:
tenchera‘ meeting at the close of thc
services. Thursday, 8 p. m.. Men’s
Club at the church rooms on Berkeley
strcct. The special speaker will be thc
well known lecturer from New York
city. Hill subject will be The Baltic
for the World's Commerce, This club
is not coniincd to mcmboru of St. Paul's
Church. but all those Who wish to
spend a pleasant evening are cordially
nvitsd. There will be no charge and
refreshments will be served. Friday
afterlioon at 2 p. in. regular meeting
of the Ladlea' Guild. The ladies arol
preparing to have a friendly evening!
on Thursday, December 15. They eit-
tend s cordial invitat on to all church
members and those who are interosei.
Friday aftcmoon at 4 p m thanyi
dt'lVictlfl at Ulir chapel with a oilu’
nciiitation on the first clause of tilt
Loril' a Player. On Saturday mowing
there w.li be the usual gathering of
the Children's industrial under tin.
leadership of Mrs. Lockwood. The fol-
lowing will be the music for the Sun-
day evening services: Proct‘allonal.
no He (lumen With Clouds Descend-
iris. Palestrina: Voraiclsa. O Lord 0p-
en Thou Our Lips, Fcriai; Pahltorml
8i 5 Unto the Lord I New Song, 96.
ad 97; Mannificat My Bout Doth'
Magnify the Lord 10' glith Tout: Nunc
ilimltiir. Lord Now hottest Thou Thy
Bsrvant Tollllll Regina: anthem The
hard ill Risen. Trimwiill; Hymn 98.
Lam of Our Foot. Reinaldo; Olfactory
47, ark the Glad Bound Baker; Dies
into Day of Wrath (oil knocllng).
Dyitcs: recmlounl. 'l‘hy Kristian:
Come. 0 Lord. llayns.
ADVKNT CHRlK‘l‘lIM
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
strut. lilut NurwailrJta nay. G. w Do
viii, paatormcimimunion and lovoluast
in tho morality; Sunday school M 12‘
at: Loyal Workora’ Service at ii: it: i
Ion: service at 0:46; urchin; uruion ‘
at 7; social service. 'i‘buraday ovoniuz,
osnmnci tuinhnao.
8t. Peter's German Lutheran Mill
lion. chapel North Main street. rm.
Kari Krvtanisnn. pastorwilorvioo, with
preaching, 7901) p. in; sermon topic.
”rho (1th Prophet." bout. 5: 18.
Matting of the Ladle» Aid Soaicty.
'l‘llciuf «any, 8 p. in.
CHRIITIAN aciINGB IOOIITY.
first Christian sciatica Hoots y.
Norwaikmi‘io iiisr Sunday carrier. at
the Reading in. Masonic building;
cubical Sunday, Dec 4. God. tho
Pressryer Man. ’i mtimonv
initiating chllcs'iiay. 8 p.111. 'i'o both
services the public is cordially inn.
oil. . fiasdint noon) open to the pub
lic such you) day from 9 to 0 no:
mo Idiom.
South Norwalir Minimalism“
service tomorrow afternoon at 3:19
o‘clock. Their nitration are my iii-v
tumult; and toll is! inspiration
in have
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activitly of yesterday there are added activiticil today.
. tlon tags. with ita naiv mercbahdia'a is crowding to ill -
Not one-hundredth part of the hood thing's limit it litany it: it
just a few‘ of on timely: 1th are exploited. We want you .
and feel that moncy spent in this store ill well Ipent. ll, .
otherwise. than we are talc: in our printed promises, faith to
beat conception of honest shop-keeping.
m
83-85 Washington Street.
South Nurwlllk. Conic
Holy Communion will be, .
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latitumn business. T
riic’“ man's comm VA
Every line of the heavier north ,
undernear for men is 'complot
pick from the stock the (W lid
items: '
Mona fleece lined thirty and d
on. title bar ailment. ..
Men's at wool underwear in n
grey and camel hair at 75¢
moat.
“MEN'WD partner attics ..
dritws’rain inwhit'o‘. m
and camel’a hair. 61 on gum .
On‘I lot of man's $1.60 nullity. , .
and drawers, all wbol. in natural?
and camel's hair to close at 8 .
ga‘rihont.
IOU‘ri-i NonwALit coil
ORGANIZED 1602.
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3 what
Surplus.
Nat Putin. 00.
IIliIitI location It man oil-I. "
titanium-I, mutants and ”porch“.
upon favor-Ion (Irma) ‘
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JOHN H KNAQ’. VIII!!!
M00! M. LAYWTON. cantor
. DIRECTORI.
I. H. Murrow-on John H. Light
John H. Knapp > ‘ ,
JociIlI I. Mlyeili '
curtail-n 8mm .1. wall“
Ind. H. flotilla.
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No 60am at
61.06 AND 1.60.
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