mid». runny *otn‘ mun-or
Metal Coiling, Etc
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wumr'
' cavmmvm Bodily injury
And 0th wine) Dqu to Acciden-
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Telephone Cell 275.
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; iinrtment’nnd the you
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and Zinc.
5*? $9M Main. M9532
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A loco Cooked to Order
rvg:
Olin
‘lhnninierlnndnillflndoetles‘
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1906, Height- raropellern will leove
Pier 28. East River. New Yoth (hoot .'
have several decided main-ll
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January '2.
Nomad: up to s. so
.,. mo WALK ereAMeoA'r co.
‘ Church. engine; a ‘ ma
jF—Public worshlp nt 10: 36 f
‘, lot the some‘ hon;i .V
”will be held it
' the pneto‘r.‘
* ensue at 12. ‘16
, tions——-
‘V Union. .
' will lend the song‘ out .
A $69” the work being don
"vice by the young
fi dilution. 12 noon. film
5 menu, new '9
welcome“; is-
«I
sermon being nreochflfitnev
5L. McNutt, o! Knnsns City... {The
.jschbol including the yd
pnrtment will meét‘ at 12 0
‘Men s Christian ln‘qu y Club
‘.m there wiAl
addressed by
- First Congregationnitéhurh ,
walk, George- D. Egbert, pastor-Mor
hing service at 1 0%. matching hy
Bond school and Men‘s
'1: 30; the first in the series Hard Ques
"Where is Heaven. 9"
Booth
Daughters‘ Meeting
Church prayer mine
Address by no 0
RLelorm Bum“,
grnm for 'to‘niorrow.
ursdor nt8
an‘lilt‘s'i. or the
he musical pro
Morning-2 Pre
. lude, Elevation in E Flnt, op 23 E. »,
' Baniste; quartet. come Ye Disconno
lnte.;1"8chnecliér, soprano solo,
And no.1 Shnll Wipe Away All Tours,
ELSullivnn; postlude, Prelude in B
Flat 011.244, NIL; 32‘. P Fumngulli
Evening. Prelude, Shepherd's Song
and Chorus of Pilgrims. tron: Tn nun;
‘ hnusser H. Wagner; Quartet, Sing Al-
ieiulu Forth. D. 13m”
xnent Symphonique,n
. b—bv—
BARIIBT.
South Norwalk Bhptist. Rev. Hugh
.poetlude. Irreg-
.Leinolgre
‘2; B. Carpenter, pnstorfi—The Age of Pay i
ing the Price is the subject of the
pastor’s sermon tomormw evening
‘ The service begins at ‘l 0 mod. instead 3
91 7: 30. The. chor a n ,qnartetlc
' in the
morning the last he on l the series
on God's Messages to His Church
hie school at 12 o'clock. Every do
n rtment in lull order. Strangers;
and parents are invited to visit. the
Primary and Junior dggartmeutn it
there 'l‘he’
.U. at 6 o'clock. A‘ lively ssr
“people;
closes with the hri otter meeting at.
the close of the would: service.
Harris. pastors—116nm preaching.
text, Psalms 87, 7; 3. .80 p. m.,~.8unday-
schooli7p.m., B..’..::YPU 8_p.l-‘m
preaching, subject. Waiting for th
Moving oi the Water. Announcements:
Tuesday evening. the Union Lyceum“
debates at Stamford; Wednesday even-t“
ins, Union Lyceur'n‘ Thursday even-
ins. prayer meetin. led by Brother
Friday stoning, choir rehearsal.
em
Trinity Church,° .
Bedtler, rector? twentieth Sunday sin
Holy Communion; 1‘0: o
ink Prayer and sermon 0 its series be-
and last Sunday on the subject. What
the Episcopal Church Does And Door
Not- Touch t’trmceruliizmm the
on tumor . is .
90min» ‘ long so
tur- vendtusrnoaarvor
adu- Motown”,
i : and mud:
noun-tan
w l$199.51!
0 :fi”
recounted.
‘ fi “resell
fig" year's dun or
~ ,0 newmie herd.
‘ rib. oil-"1m
in”
Preaching. 16: 45 a. m reverting ser-A 9
B. blah
, EV
V : 5 Prenchiné in t
‘néar- -rolli‘ood.VS
9F. Rittlhnn. nos
EStnm‘tord, Conn. ' _ .
killlegrular service tumor'row afternoon
fi in 3: 15 o'clock. There will be six
hrintion worker“ in" Brooklyn pron ' 4 -
8
3 Salvation Army
ioclock, conducted by Brother end
The day l
Grade Baptist Church, .1. Edward .V
(l D. Lloyd and Sis or 11.1“. Easier: *
~ lwiu take their mints our time Biron .
ter Trinity-as u. m.. o‘elohrntion of the , t
Com» .
“013;.“le ltll
‘ it
_ oldu .
ton. Tedrosmaiymis ,
Elisabeth street, E. Ellllflfluthon e0. .,
’V 0 Micro och. DA A. Little. New Eur ,
l'l. End .
0th services the public is cordially ,_
nvited.. Bonding ref on to the
VVuhil‘c ouch. Weeka’dn :0
Knight Street A. M. E. , .
St. A Lynch, D.D., patter
Th nonuni- 0:. ‘A
Go .
hopel inn-Mum street
s’ ool no oun-
{urination clues, . v. ,0
m
MISSIONS. '
South Norwalk Rescue Mission— ,
service. Come _
Trilogy your "
y welcome.
BMY. ‘ ;
ere will be a V‘
special service at the bully hull, Wash
ington street tomorrow evening, at 8 .
Sister Holding, two devoted Christian
workers, at the Evangelical ’Christinn A
Church of Bridgeport, onslsted by Cup ,
. loin Salli with his hallellijah tannin. ‘
Secretory Rooi's anll
A Beneficial
trip of three days, hich” included a
visit to Pueblo, Orls‘nho and other ci-
ties; and through the scenic portion or
Mexico, secretory Root, Mrs. Root ‘and
daughter and the port? that nocompsn ‘
ledt them returned y'esterfilny on the
presidential special train over the A,
Mexican” Notional Railroad Secretory
gleotdoéiddnhiily are .A at Chapul .
so antidwhere they ‘rétio remnin
until Sunday moral us, when they will
§ id farewell to Mexico and start for
thoLUnlted State‘s. hurried trip will
be made to Gondola. are. ..
_. Notwithstanding the aim of the
:trip the party returned rein-e ed, the
ldmp into on humanism thousand
feet lovVor than thn ty of Mexico pro- ,
ing a benefit a
lull t‘enlllon. ,j’ ,
Final arrangemzutn are now making
tier departure ot Secretary Root and
Emily to!- home. The part will leave
V wool: here of
n a special trot and wil be taken
tho aniendn or order Deoandon.
t Jotpn; there they 'will spend the en.
ire day in rest Sunday evening the .
‘presldentinl epo‘clal train will leave thi
scity with in. number of invited sues
nnd Vtoem Boot party will hoot-d the trsln
‘vtlt p
The tripT mto Gundsluinro will then :
be mode. The spatial strives in unit
city at 1 o'clock Monday nitsrnoon.
rotary or eleven hours he’s been allotted
ignore; and the special Will -le'ove lit 1
io’clock that night for the main lid 5
ml- .
3 sun" minnowsid'wmoer ed at;
§12: 30 a. m., Tuesd dy and to specil
will arrive at Laredo; on would or t ‘:
{eight o'clock i nthe morality of Octollér '
16.1‘hen aileron. ‘1‘? Boot And until!
and bid farewell to their
will neturn on the special
fill/rem)
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The followin mm is
ad tor at the 20116 ‘
“to“ Mrs Forll,E_1~lill.Mrn.sDnvid
”31W Bud“
. ten. (2),
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..w.~w~.nws EM-.- Maggy. <
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We invite attention to
We have then in a one assortment oi not
. iCnnV furnish them i"
All the autumn and winter rvvclghtnmr} styles are now i
in, which give‘s us a Very full stock sometll'ng tofsVuit Vevcry
.'.[' ' "DUN”.
Block Ceshmere Hosc, medium and heavy, 25, 38 and
500. ‘ .1...
Mens Natural wool Hose, 25c. 9 “‘ ‘ ‘ x:
Men's Camel Hair, We“ liked 111 Winter, 25c.
Men as Oxford Hose, 25c. .
Mott’s Medium nnd Heavy Cotton, 25c ‘ Gilt}
Men 5 Fancy Hose, embroidered insteps, and sillc clock- "1
ings in hlVaon‘c end colors, 25 and sec. ' ' A ”I
For Embrmdery and Knitting
The. Ari Section on the third floor is an attractive place
for women interested in fancy works. New designs arcu out
in Wallaclnan, Eyelet, and French Embroidery ._ ; . y
fi New Words for knitting and crooheting, a maguiflnent .
case with ctr-my minnow hue.
_ We have the Alice Maynard Knitting Silk for ties and
motor scar-is This is a knitting silk uniihe any other, very
rich in color and lustrous. -, . ‘n . . r .
New Pillowtops and Table Covers. '
‘ Take elevator' in the Cnrpet Store. .. "f
on line oi Linoleums
IV.’H~‘ 23k, .n’léwhn
,‘w.
V.“ ".fl
[ems- . 5 I” uni-yo
printed patterns and
vvng -.-.“r3i:}1y 42:37
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