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METHODIST.
First. Methodist Church, South
Francis liourne Uphom. i). 1)., pastor
—-ii: 30. class meeting. under the lead-
ership of John Greenwood. 10: 30, aa-
crament of the Lord‘s Supper. recon
tioli of members. 12. Bible school. 6.
Elmorth League; leader. mu Ger‘
trade Bar-lain. 7, evening Irorship;
sermon on “The Humble PubiicanwEs'
capo from Sin,’ the last sermon in the
series on "Sinners Known to Our
Lord " Music for the day .
Morning.
Proinde-‘Communion in E- minor
Batiste
Anthem-“Art Thou Weary"
.; Schnecker
Rotor-"Was there error loneii .1
no“ like His" ............
- Mrs. Smith.
PootIude—Grand Choenr in G. .Sslomo
. Evening.
Preludu ...................... Gounod
Anthcm~lnflrrrnatus ct Acconsus
Rossini
Bass Solo-"Judge med) Cod". . .liuck
Mr. Cli'ne
Ghou- Hymn ................ Mnrston
Poatldde—Triumphal Marclr from
.................... mVerdi
Friday. November 11 81) the
Lollies" Aid Society have a lecture- -en
torta‘lirment trader their auspices given
by Miss Lottie Tlllotson Admission,
:6 coats.
. Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
I. ll. rV. Gumbs, pastor—Preaching
and. testimonial meeting at ii a. m
bbaih s1 hooi nt 12: 30 p. m Alien
3,) riotian Endeavor League at 7 p m.
bins at 8 p m . subject. "The
1 ’ - That Sustains" The pastor will
V F1. at the venlnp,r service. alter
which the regular monthly communion
.7 will be administered. The choir will
under appropriate music to the. 0000
plan and the decalosuc will be liven
._ hicrwalk Methodist Church, Frank 1).
y, march-«Ar. the morning oer.
rthore will be the reception of
born by certiflcutc and from proba-
snd also the r-eiohrstlon oi the
Communion. in the evening the
' r will preach on the subject,
to: the Highest Good. " Sun
I class meeting, ii: :10, led by F'.
nt. Morning worship, 10:30.
till school. 12.- or. p. 111.. under the
0011533 J Clark. sup:rintendent.
us davotiorli
, .1 the serum Will batifilli
'p Examination,’ and the!
.nwisht Smith an Mrs. Wei;
lib, “lashing so do; 1:30 p.
, p. m.. muting ot tho
'0 rolls!” lilssioaary
title of Mrs. Cardo
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Good at all times: Breakfast.
lunch, dinner. supper.
And in all places: At work or
pl ay. by day or night.
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men's department. meets nt 12 o'clock.
The subject for she Men‘s Christian in-
quiry Club will be "A Religious ite-
vlew,” to be opened by Dr. Maciar-
land. The Sunday Evening institute
will open with a musical program be-
ginning at 7:15, the address being
given by General lialiingtou Booth.
The music for the day will be as fol
lows:
Morning.
Prelude—~iiarcsrolle . . . . . . .Oiienbach
Anthern-“ Lord of our life" . .lr‘ield
Odertory~- 'Jesus meek and gentle'
Starr
Postluda-(Ilrorale ......... iloellman
Evening.
Organ Number--
Pilgrims (‘horus .. ........ Wagner
Largo ................ '. . . .Hsndel
Chorus~Jerusalem ........... Gounod,
Postlude ‘‘‘‘‘ March from Tannhsuser
Wagner.
First' Congregational Monarch Nor-
waik.Rev George D. Egbert, pastor-
Morning service at 10: 30; the sacra-
ment. or the Lord' 11 Supper will be ad
ministered. Sunday school at 12:11..
Men's [league at 12:16. Evening ser-
vice at 7:30; the tiith In the series of
evening talks on “The Passion Piuy"-~
"Scenes from the Play itself." Wod-
nesdsy. Pastor's (lrrlld at it. Thurs-
day, Y. P. S. at 7:30; church prayer
service at 8.
Music at the First Church, Norwdlk:
Morning.
l’relude—«idyile in ill-list. ill. H. Lomsre
Quartetw—"God, to whom we look up
blindly" .. .....C. W. Chadwick
Romanov—“He who spared out: His
only Magellan Son". ..Aiex 8. Gibson
ersrtetw-“O Jesus. Thou art stand-
ins" ........ ....Thos..i. Shepard
Postlude—in ill-tint ...... R. E. iiryson
Evening.
i’roiudw—Adagio from Boosts in D
Ph‘umagaili
Quartet-"Cod. who modest earth and
heaven" ........... P. A. Bchnecker
Melinda-«Fantasia In E‘mluor
E. Silas
BAPTIST.
Grace Baptist Church, Rev. 1.. (l.
Nichols, pastor-Murrow services: ii
a. m.. preaching; .‘i::l p. m..'8uuday
school; 7:10 the pastor will preach on
the subject. "The Cieansinxir‘ountain."
served. All are invited. The Pastor's
Aid society will meet at Mrs. Samuel
Rooney‘s. ii Leonard street. next
Thursday at 3 u. m.
are requested to be inseam.
some AL.
‘Trlpity Episcopal Church. mm Fred
”1ch room
Geisha» £le.
organist and choir diroctor-- may.
“9.30.00
'1: 46p. mmhuMfiyl .
toulrthcfiundsy’ after Trinity.
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Suited to every color: White.
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the members are invited to attend the
school at the parish church, where the
rooms lessons are studies. 'i‘ussday.8 .
p. m.. Girls' Friendly Society. Wed
nesday. 2:80 p. m.. guild meeting at
the chapel rooms. Thursday at 8 p
m.. Men‘s Club at the chapel rooms. to
be addressed by the lion. J. Belden
Hurlbutt.
Grove church. the Rev. .1. Benton
Werner. rector—{Fire twenty-fourth
Sunday alter Trinity The first cele
oration of the Holy (‘omniunion at 8
loclock: the second celebration of the
Holy Communion and sermon. at
10: 30; Sunday school at noon: admin-
fistrullon of the sacrament oi baptism
at 2 i.'0; mission Sunday school at
ilroad River at it: 00; evening prayer
and sermon at” :30. The offering to
mm row will be the annual All Saints‘
'nttering tor the beneiit of the parish
All the sittings in the evening are free.
r'i‘ho music {or the day:
At Holy Communion.
gKyrie, Sanctus and Gloria in Eliot
i Eire
(liter-wry lo.
iiyums 896, 399. Still. 404.
At Evpning Prayer.
Magnificat and Norm Dimilis in F
. Simpler
Anthem—“0, tor a closer walk with
God" ....................... Foster
lOii'ortory Solo-"Eyo hath not seen“
Gaul
Mrs. W. W. Sionc.
Christ church. Rev. J. llyphin
iirowu, rcctor~~8unday school at 10 a.
mi evening prayer and sermon at
Hill.
W
sweorsH LUTHERAN MESSIAH.
Swedish Lutheran Messiah Church.
Rev. A. J. Johnson, pastor-«This oven-
ins there will be a packama social un~
dor the auspices of the Lutheran
league. Tomorrow: Sunday school
at 'l p. 111.: preaching scrvice. 7:30 p.
in. All are welcome to these services.
which are held In the chapel in North
Main street.
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CHHISTIAN IOIINCB SOCIETY.
First Christian science Society. oi
Norwsik—Re'ulor Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building, at
it a. m. Subject November ii. “Adam
and Fallen Man. ” Testimony meeting.
Wednesday. at ii p In. To both sar~
vces the public is cordially and trav
t rnaiiy invited. Reading room open
to the public each week day atteruoon
from 2:10 to i: 30.
TH! SALVATION ARMY.
Marylou "all! be held at the Salva-
a... Army tr tool; ru at 1:111 and to
1061mm at ll a. in? consecration m»
vice. 11nd at it p. m.. salvation mast-
inn, at which Mrs. Contain Wilbur will
speak. airdddy action) at ii 0.111.. and
xo’pnx Po es 1.41:1qu at 6230 mm
are we come to theoo services
Open air meetings will be held tonight
w nl'iht. Tat 7: iii) outlined
All utant an lira.) .i.
corr- in shorts.
FHILIP OOHIIN'. ":ODV WILL LII
mew BRIEAIH. NM.
0'61 our lam (loads, preiiidbntmhsm Afar
drwnelwrdsy willi highland”:
fitment Mfillilay afternoon? its
at 041.com 0! lb; islad.
‘ slant: a or a
not“? find 6:.Em a
the leftmost citi-
no!“
Ellionnsqticut. The and coins
guitar he “wile
twenty. riuup Corbin
ammonium, , '
filly. yesterday. alter a proton: , f‘
111nm Oo'titioctioilt , i.
its“
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runs. ..
Anothsr exhibition at, rhuounpu- st
Librsr .
Part second 0: tbs“ Ephdtoaiabhs il-
lustrating the rise or scorpions will so
min on the walls or the reading room
until November 15. There roproduca
turn, "Relate.” "nuisance." “Seated
tropes 'l'iiDraMy. ” iiMMiilfi'
*” llrtertiis. r lens.“ “A tic." "gets f,
or Juno.” . he." or v o" y."~ .
class is repiesontod. by (oral exam-
ples. A careful study of boss 74 rho
tomsphs would ma e the birxinning 01'
a. liberal art eduoat on. The public ls
cordially invited to examine this col
icction which is made possible by the
lilulrrality oi the Portfolio Club. of Nor
Wit It
By order of the dii-sctors the follow-
ing vnluablo reference books have
been added to the library
Brewster, H. P.
‘ Saints and ir‘estlvsls oi the Christ-
isn Church. ,
BerMo, .
Browning Cyclopsodla.
Bartlett. .1.
Concordance of Shakespeare.
Millions, S. A.
Poetical Quotations.
Christy, R.
. Proverbs, Maxims and Phrases.
Nield.
Guide to iloat Historical Novels and
Tales.
PIercofiG. A.
Dickens Dictionary.
Bailey. 1.. H.
Manual or Gardening.
Brown. W.
Who's Who on the Stngc.
Von Mach,
orrurnerr' oi the history 01 Painting.
EIson. I.. C.
MII'IC Dictionary.
suarsrss Fol! lrussANo.
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Wife Tells Him Chiidfla Supposoa His
Own Was Adopted.
KANSAS CITY lilo. Nov. i.—-Mt0r
believing for seven ears that Matilda
Fuller, seven years in was his death
tcr. Julius R Fuller was told in court
\l'edncsdny by his wife, who seeks a
divorce. that'the child was taken from
a hospital and substituted for her own
that died at birth. Mrs. Fuller asked
a divorce for non-support. 'Mr. Fuller
asked possession of the child.
“The child. you understand." Mrs
Fuller told the court. "is an adopted
one."
"impossible. " said the husband “Our
child was born to us in St Louis seven
years ago."
”it was born seven years no." Mrs.
Fuller explained, ”but it is not our
child.
"Mr. Puller is a traveling salesman,
While he was on mourned our baby
was born and died. l grieved so tirat
i decided to adopt a baby that was
born in the hospital the same date
that ours died."
"That's a new one on me."
said
want the htry."
The Fullerfi were married in Con-
necticut, where the) lived on a farm.
Fuller
TWO DAVG' RAIN.
“Old Fashioned” Item Rspiondiaiha
Btusms and Walls. .
The rain that began tailing Tuesday
nisht continued until late last night
wilth all the visor of a W "old insh-
io‘ned" storm. it has reulendishod the
streams and wells that had cultured
soverclv (mm the onsets o! a droulb
nearly thrsc mouths lens. and been
brought material relief to the cities
and towns in various parts 0! Con‘
‘nectiout and across the New York
state line thuthad'troan brought to the
warns of obs rrto famine so far as
their water supply was concerned.
”fly...“
or HOUSEHOLD MIDIGINI
To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each mom
bar at the loudly using it. Foley's
,Honey and Tar does lost this. Whoth
or for children or grown poi-sons Fl»
ley' 11 Honey and Tar is host and latest
for all coughs and colds. The Bridge
Pharmacy.
The Woman's Civic. league. of Nor-
wnlk. will hold its next rcxular meet
ing on Friday afternoon. November
ii. The League will meet with Mrs.
(horse Barnum. of Morgan avenue.
0n the lsrb or the present month
there will be bold In the Norwaik
Iloici an old fashioned "pound party."
The rooms of tho hotel hovo been 5011
cloudy donated by Mr. and Mrs. uir
Ml l .1
lions‘ysrs d rider! into "Temple 80qu .
Warsaw. . .
“I don't. believe the story. i1
r not 1 up
How to Carrillo M‘osi Severe Cold
and End All Grippc Misery in
Just a Few
You win 11.1... its
breaking and all the drippo symptoms
Leaving after taking the vai'y tint
use
Cl mporlhd. taken every two hours. iii:-
most severe cold. either in the head,
chest, hock. stomach or limbo.
It promptly relieves the most this-
erable neuralgia pains, hsadadhc. dull.
ncss. head and nose stuffed up. taver-
ishnoss, sneezing. sore throat, running
of the nose, mucous catarrhai dis-
charges. soreness, stillness and rheu-
matic twinges.
Papo' s Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at a cost or
more than iiity thousand dollars and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not or
{active in the treatment of colds or
31‘“)va
Take this harmless compound as
directed. with the knowledid that
thorn is no other medicine. made any-
where else In the world, which will
cure your cold or end urippe loery as
promptly and without any ohor‘ as
alliance or bad utter-ones“ as a 25
out package of Pope‘s Cold Com«
pound, which any druggist in the
world can supply.
MAY ORDER MR8. CURTIS ‘I'O
OOMR iNto COURT.
At the request of counsel in the
Julia Watt Marisa Curtis litigation
the hearing scheduled to crime before
Judge Nobhs yesterday on her peti-
tion for restoration to her rights and
the removal of Judas E. 8. Banks as
her conservator. was postpon .
When the next hearing its-held. Ar-
toruey Daniel Davenport will the a
petition as counsel for the conservator
asking that the petitioner. Mrs. Cur-
tis be ordered to appear In court to
support her petition.
if you would keep your friends don't
put them to 0 severe test.
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011011 cause
(drapery Boulevard)
IAIT NORWI LI
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We guarantee the "other wear at
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it Is a" positive fact that Pain’ti Gold ,
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Bridgeport Advertisements l
The D M Read C0.
Y .. fisiablubed 1857
no Window with Labor:
Every passer byflis attracted, and each ‘bh’d‘pibks out the
one he likes best. if it is a woman shit selects for each room
in her home, this dome for the dlrriugroom. this portable
for the reading or sewing table. this fora desk. and this soft»
Iy shaded lamp for the head of the, bed, where one snatches
a few pages from some favorite author-00 matter what the
hour.
'llrc designing and making of Lamps is now the work
of craftsmen high up in their art. Not all are expensive for
some of the most charming are moderately priced.
Gas Portables.
OItI English Brass, with shade of red, pink or green
art glass, for $3. 50.
Old English Brass with 12-inch shade, green, amber
or red, $5.00.
Old English finish with leaf design in black, art glass
shade. 14-inch size, author or green, for $9.50. .'
Old English Vcrd finish. with cathedral glass shade,
$10.00. '
In Grapé design with art glass. shade, $12.00.
Domes for Gas. ..
In amber or green art glass, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and
$17sz-
In amber with cathedral gIass borders, $25.00. a .
Electric Table-Lamps.
Complete with two lights, amber or green slradc, $10.00.
Verd finish with octagon shade, $10.00, $12.00 and
$13.50.
With three lights and domed art glass shade, $20.00.
Desk Lamps with decorative art glass shades, $7.50,
$9.00 and $12.00. 113%
China Store, lower floor.
Seasonable Underwear
For Men. Norfolk and New Brunswick in winter 1
weight. natural gray the regular $1. 00 values, at 690 special.
\01 all sizes.
For Women.
most reliable:
Harvard Mills Ribbed Underwear, the
Medium weight Cotton,
I’Iccced Cotton.
Light weight Merino,
Heavy Merino,
Silk and W 00L
50 and 75c.
soc. '
75C-
750 and $1.00.
$1.00, $1.50 and $1.65.
All Wool $1.50.
Union Suits. Cotton, $1.00 and $1.25.
Merino, $1.50 and $2.00.
Silk and Wool, $2.00 and $3.00.
Men’s Neglige Shirts
A new line containing.r 110ch designs, many exclusive
patterns, and the lit is beyond criticism. $2.00, $1.50 and
$1.00.
A Saturday Special in Coat Shirts with attached cufi's,
worth regularly $2.00, at $1.25 each.
Haberdashery Section, Main St. door.
A Half-prise Table
In the China Store. Articles for Gifta and Prizes
Vases. worth $2.00, $3.00 and $6.00, at $1.00, $1.50 and $3. 25
Salad «Bowls, worth $1.50 and $2.00, at 750 and $1 00
Dark blue Ccrcnl Dishes, worth 251', at 130.
Fancy Jugs, odd shapes, worth 981', at 490.
Cracker Jars. worth 501‘, at 250
China Ilrcad and Milk Sets, worth $2.00, at $1.00
Steins, Worth 501:. 'st‘ 250
“ Decoratiic Lamps, worth $5 arid $6. at $2.50 and $3.00
(Suki and Crystal I ‘owricr and Jewel Boxes, :5 ahd 49c.
Flurry Flower Baskets, 13c.
Norwalk Chronicler