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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 19, 1910 · page 2

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titer, you can get auiiloienr heat from an oil heater.
slim at night. and then turn it oii'. Apply a match
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rt who prsotiees on the 11111111
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have warmth from an oil heater while.
she lays. and then turn ital!
he member oi the ismll who
has to visit the floor on a eel win.
, let‘s night with s restless baby can get
temporary heat with an oil heater, and
then turn it oil. The

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Absolutely ruthless and odorless

hlnvaluab‘le in its aspectI oi quickly givln heat. Afiply a match and it is im-

lately at watt 1 w llhurn tor nine ours wit out refilling. it is sale,

7 ,gtelti‘se and odorless. it has a dam r top and a cool handle. An Indicator

a shows the amount or oil in then

1 it has so nationalist-locking name ”under vhleh prevents the

mt from being turned high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop
the that the wick can be cleaned in an instant. ‘1

.The burner bod or gallery cannot become wedged, and can he quickly

uh’sctev'etl ior much 11;. Finished in Japan or nickel. strong, durable, well.

Inuilti.‘ built for service, and yet light and ornamental.

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a hali- hour of homo song in the chattel
The Northiield Hymnal" will he used
for the iirat time.

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METHODIST. Morning
First Methodist Eplacopal Church Preludo-- -Anda11tino ........ - ..Lomnre
South Norwulk, Frauds liourne Up- Anthom~ "Thele i8 11 Holy City"
1‘ ham. D. D.. uastor~9r :10 a 111.. class Shelley
1 meeting; topic. “The Passage of Scrip- PosiludewOi'l'mtoire in C ...... Batiste
tore that Won Me." 10: 30 a n1 morn- Evening.
in: worship; sermon by the 1113111111. Prelude ...................... Gounod
ion Bronson, ll I). at iloaion, on Anthem~ 'Now the Day is Over"
“Christ and Esotern Asia. " 12 111., Bi MM!!!
hid School. 6 p m Enworth League Postludom'l‘riumphul March . Verdi

Al the morning service the hymn»
sung will he the three greatest hymns.
in the judgment. oi the pastor; at the
evening service. the three greatest in
the judgment of the church and can
mention. This «election has been
made by u cnieiui min of the church

, 7: 00 p 111.. evening w;orship chorus
_ choir of the school and league assist-
l the chuich quartet; singing of tho
‘ hreo Beat Hymns”: addresses by
representative workers in the church:
”The Child in the Sunday School." H.
B. Slauscn; "The Young People in the
holistic." H. (l. Slmieit; “The Man from a list of lift) aii'hmitiod in the
Outside the Church." (I. it}. Hoyt; “All pastor. From this list of titty ion as
ToLother,” Rev. li‘. ll. Upham S:30,' the ten bout hymns. are chosen and

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Torrey. pasture—Morning worship.
{10.30.111111 sermon by the ‘pitsttu. 111111.
iect, Wanted~Laborortt in the even.
in: service the iii‘thie'ot oi the 111111611
will be The Courtypay oi Jesus. Bond?
morning elites 1116111111.;1.e11.1u1 by
H Igodiont. Sunday school. 111105 11
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worth Loewe dovollh ervics. ii: to
11. 111., suhieat', Teh' . and the
leaders are L. Ray 1 thin. not H. M.“
airman. 1111111111113 service. 7180-11. In.
Tuesday, 7: 46 p. 111.. class meeting, led
by F T lluscoo. Wednesday, 7: iii
the 11111111111111.1111; service will
llCld in this church, with the Thanks
{giving sermon by liar. George Drew
Egbert. pastor at the Congregational
Chlllt'h Thursday 7: iii p.111 ., praise
and prayer service. Music (01 the day:

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Preludomlmnromntu .. ....... Fischer
Quartet—~Jui1llnte in It - ....... Holden

'l‘enor Solo—~Eioleotod.
,l'ostludemhostlvol blotch”
Evening.
Quartet—«The Lotti is My Light
l Parker
Quartet—47ml That Modest. Earth and
Heaven . .............. .Buok
'Poetiudo-«March in 11‘ ”Wallis
l Knight. Street A. M. E Church, Rev
:3. H. V. Gumbo. bestow-Preaching
1aervico at 11 n. m.; Sunday achool
12:30 [1. m., conducted by the superlno
tondont.M1s. John Burr; Christ 11
illndoavor service at 7 o',cloclt led
l Miss Chassle Green: praise service by
tlmio Twin City Praying Band at 8 u.
.lod by Charles Miller and Freder-
icit H. Field. The choir will render
lamiai music tor the occasion. All are
invited to come early and secure seats,
'which are tree. The Thanksgiving
lsermon will he delivered by the pastor
at 11 n. m.. on Thursday next The
annual rally will be held on the loot
Sunday of the month. Trustee James
Fuller is one oi the leaders and Don-
con John D. Taylor the other one.

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CONGREGATIONAL.

The South Nor-walk Congregational
,Church. Charles S. Macisrlsad. pastor

Bola—dues. oorim Harris.

Reading-whites Francis Bmitlt.
Solo-dim liltolir White.
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in; meeting oi the Junior Auxiliary to .

the Board oi Missions. in tho Guild
room: 7: 30 111111.. regular weekly that
in: oi Trinity Junior phapter oi protu-
erhood of St. Andrew in the Sunday
school room Thursday. 10 a. 111.,
Thunltsglvl Day service and shart
address. M ay, 7343 p.111, choir to.
henrssl. The Girls' Friendly moiety
will meet on Wednesday ovninx this
week and members will please bring
some goods to be distributed among
the deserving. .

ilt Paul’s Parish. Rev. Louis B.
Hawaii. rector: Undloy ii. Vsrnoy.
choirrilaster~81mday next before Ad-
vent—4: 30 a. in. Holy Communion:
10:30 a. m., morning prayer and ser-
mon; 12 m.."‘18undsy school: 7:30 11.
m.. evening prayer and sermon.
Thanksgiving Day, 7180 a. 111., Holy
Communion; 101a. 1111, morning prayer.

11111.. or money for the purchase oi
them, will pleus1sond such to the
lumen & Hotchklss store on next Vlad-
nesdsy evening, so that they may be
distributed. The regular meeting of
St Pauls Guild trill be omitted next
Wednesday

Grace 01.111.11.111 Rev J Benton
Werner. rector—didn‘t Sunday before
dvontw'l‘lio celebration oi the Holy
ommunion st o‘;clocli morning
prayer and item at it) 30: Sunday
school at noon: arching prayer and
sermon at Broad River 1113:00; even.
ing prayer in the‘-mrish church at

'wltiorning service at l0:30 o'clock. at 7 3o

uhlch the sermon will be preached by
Rev. Herbert S Brown, pastor at the
Congregational Church of Dorian The
Bible achool including the young
men's department and the young we
mon' s department, meets at l2 o'clock
The. Mon 11 Christian inquiry Club will
he led by Charles E. .ilennlnn, the sub-
ljeot being Witchcraft The Sundnv
Evening institute will he addressed
by Bolton Hall. Esq" of New York. iol-
lowing the usual musical aorvlco which
hoglnii at 7:15 o'clock. The unions
entirely free at all the services.

First Congregational Church. Nor-
wulit. George D. Egbert, motor-w
Morning service at 10:30. preaching
hy the pastor: Sunday school at 12:13;
Mott's Magus at 12:15. A Half Hour
With Samson; evening service at 7:30

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IIRViCE A71 BROAD RIVER.
The attention of the people oi Brood
River is called in the tact that the Rev.
.7. Benton Werner. rector of Grace
Church. will conduct a service and

Sunday uitemoon at 3 o'clock. All
persons. whether members oi the Epis-
copal (lhurch or not. are most. cordially
invited to be present and participate.
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation Arroyo—Meetings will be
held at the Solution Army Hall. No.
511 Water street tonight at 8: to p to.
and tomorrow at $11me and 8 11.111.
Sunday school st 871
pic's Legion at ii: 80 11.);
bar 1'. 7’. h secretary Orion sir

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and Latest Photo Plays

By special Arrangement with the Edison Company of New
York, only FIRST RUN FILMS will be shown,
never before seen in South Norwelk

FIVE FEATURE ACTS AND
FIVE FEATU ’1... , FILMS

W‘AY230p.Hm.

The COUNTRY STORE on Monday
instead of Wed on account of playing
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Direct item its Year‘s Run at the
PRIOIO. 26, 35°, 50. 750, $1.00.

Wednesday, November 23d

”OneYaiumsnce Only. at 8. is p. .

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inntl «at. Ursula. n Catholic and a
Martyr. the story or a maritahle vo-
msn and a remarkable church Union-

nlng at 7: ill. at the Nonvsllt Methodist
Church The pastor oi the First Con
groagtionsi Church will make the oil-
dross. Music for the day:
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Soprano Bolo«~hiy Redeemer and My
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mottlngn on Saturday and Sunday at
7: 20 u 111. each night. Everybody wel-
come to these meetings. Adjutant and
Mrs J. ‘l‘ Winterhottom, chosen in

Thanksgiving service, Wednesday eve lchargo oi local woiir.

CHRISTIAN IClINQ! IOCIITY.
First Christian “Science society. oi
Norwailt Regular Sunday services at
tho readlnl room. ”would ”will". It
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to repreaaitithsismat the seventh
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Slime? "Mill lemon.

All those who have articles at food,

preach n aermon at the school house

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‘ A M little to Buy Furniture
is Just Dilute Thanksgiving

Room "Suites and eparato Pieces.

extension,
Special at $41.50.

Mahogany China Cabinets, $57. 50, $67 25,
$10400.

feet at $14 50 $1600 $18. 50 $21 50 and $25 00.
Tables with platform bases, $28.75 and $27.25.

one section with mirror back. very handsome specimen,
Special at $32.00.

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hide 5 sitlccitairs and 1 armchair,
1. Special at $26.25 for set.

Sheraton Dining Suites

Special display oi fine reproductions this month.

Certain Attractive Offerings

in the China Sale.

doligns. .
Cranberry Sou. tw n lulu: tugs. 85c.

Steins. Sauceboats, Compoies and Plates of all kinds.

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1111' length, while or Arabian. at 81.59 a pair.

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aav. on. steam MEIOOIAL.
interesting set-vies this in Mum
Last Thursday Evening.

A memorial service in counteracts
tion of the lite and work oi Boy.
Francis J. Clay Moran. B. ins held

Heist-ens Technical schooh in Brook-
lyn. The meeting was under. lhsvans-
nices oi the relieving orientations.
oi which the Rev. 7111. Met ‘17» a
member: Aotors‘ ChurchA Ileana oi
An all" York Chapter; clutch
Assoc ties for the Advancements oi
the interests oi Labor. the People’s
institute and the People‘s institute
Club "A. ” 'l‘ue chairman was William
i'. name
The program was as follows:
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Prayer-dist the Venous Gss. 7'. Net
11011.13. 0.. Archdeacon at New trot-it.
Hymn-“head. Kindly i
Address—my the. chairmrnorssantv
in; the We institiitsb 1.7111th
Addmawlly ias Harriette Ket-
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1.41,. 5%.? when“?

Because, the wareroom's are filled with new stock, 1 urui‘turc
that was selected three and six months ago in the. great Furnlé
iuie Exhibits and which hits been made up to order, taking
months {or completion. on account of the careful workmanship.
A piece of Mahogany or Oak cannot be made up hastily. We
111vitc an early ins e‘cttou of our magnificent lines of Dining

Solid Mohegsny Dining Tables, from $37. 50 to $11 5. 00.
Mahogany finish Extension Tables, 45- -inch top and 6 feet

$72.00 and

. Solid Quartered Oak Tables, round top with curved claw

Golden Oak China Cabinets, $17.50, $18.50 $21.00 to $48.00
Golden Quartered Oak Cabinet, scroll iront, claw foot, and

Golden Oak Dining Chairs, with slip- seats of genuine horse—

Furniture Storc, fourth floor.

Turkey Sets of line English and Austrian China. different

(litter Pitchers, Cowmi Vegetable Dishes, Cracker Jars,

Remunber thntheclsl in Renaissance Curtains. titrcc-quar.

 

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A Genuine Bargain.

There are two pieces or
heavy Plaid Cloaking, one
eficct' 1n ts'n, the other 1n deep
wine color, which will make
into stylish and desirable
“throw-0n" coats. Those
were $2.00 a yard, 56 ’inches
wide.

Now Boo, to close out.

Three and one-half or tour
yards will make a fine long
coat. Dress Goods Section.

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.. Warm Garments
for Wintry Weather.

The Phoenix “Auto" Mui-
llei', which is all wool, and
very warm. In navy blue or
gray’ $1.1m t .
Corset Covers, high neck-
cd and long sleeved
Cotton, 29 and soc. . ,
Merino, $1.00.

Black Equestrienne Tights
——take the place of an extra
petticoat 011 extra cold days.
All wool, eottra heavy, $2.50
All wool, medium, $2.m
Merino $1.00 and $1. 50
Women' s Underwear Section.

Men’s Underwear
oi well~liked kinds.

The Medlicott is one of the
best makes good fitting and
gimd feeling. $1.75 and $2. 00.

Standard makes in Natural
Wool, at 75c. $1.00 and $1.50
per garment.

4.

Combination Suite
for Boys.
Excellent qualities for boys
from 8 to 16 years at soc per
suit

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Motor Rugs, heavy Piaids.
handy for the game today.

Vale and Harvard Pen-
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