NETHO NIT.
pester; the Rev. John E. Zelter, will
oecb‘oo- the theme "if Christ Came
# South Norwallr. What Then?”
‘Wclng'with this Sunday the ev-
ffilnx meeting ‘will begin at 7 ’clock—
filth oohoddie tor the rail and winter,
'mthar—ami following the customs;
years, as well as last Sunday nights-
Vote of the congregation.
not the morning service the Sacra-
mt oi the Holy Communion will be:
“ministered. The music programme‘
,, 9' Morning.
“we, “Prayer" ............ Clarke.
‘ anthem, “The Passing of the King"
Macy.
. .. y. Contralto' solo, “Thou wilt
e
I
contraito solo. "Just tor Today"...
~ ’ ......................... Abbott.
Mrs. Gibson.
lbsuude ..................... Stern.
.pe
Way. pstor.——uorninz worship
at»: with reception of members
all Hal} Communion service; Sunday
morning class meetlnn, 0:80; Sunday
school. néoo'p. m.; Epwortll Lease
‘at’ 7:30 p. m.. the pastor will!
touch on the subject, "Heart Relig-
. ”a."
r
‘ Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
Glories ,N. Gibbons. pastor.——Preaell-
h; at 11 s. m. by Deacon Taylor:
school at 12:80 p. in; Sacred
W at. 3 p. IL; Allen christian Elsi
War macho at 7 p. m.; preachin;
“g! p. I” by the pastor. Subject, “The
. than of Heaven."
aeolian» will be administered
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cONGREGATIONAL.
‘i lav; John Stapleton of Brooklyn will
“by the pulpit of the South Nor.
walk Congregational church tomorrow. '
”in: aubhct; “Tabernacle Build-
, H." Events: topic: "The Man on tile
(”1."- )lr. Stapletop's observations
_. ° "ho large oily will'eiiable him to make
this silhlect especially interestinl.
. ' Phillie Worship 'at 10:30 a. m.
moss. Allopi'etto .. .. ...... Cailtin
choral Chant.
"The Lord in His Holy ...Grannlss
W‘Solo
”Peace. Peace. Be Still ....Goodsel
rotentory "Allegretto” ..... ...Nevia
nestles. Domini Dells ....... Rossini
, i“ p. in. The Bible school; ”:00
‘3» lion's Christine inquiry club;
"built"
“aw.
rat the First Church. Norwalh.
fl. Gibson. Orlsulst and Dine
Morning.
Resorts in 0.....i‘. aaohnar.
”1‘ will lltt'up nude eyes
hills" ............D. Buck.
pole, "rs. Prodlul son."
“on I a a s s s I 0 a I “Cur! Parka“
.“Peece i leave with you,“
Va smut-ea as l i s . e n. H. J‘meun
“dossier and hear me."
la 0 minor op 37.
Wan ’ Chant...
” WHO.
Blessed is the man
who walked: not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor standeih in the
way of sinners.
of the scorn‘iul.
Nor sltteth in the seat
“Psalms 1i ,1.
‘ destiny at 8 o’clock the whoieyjoousre
- of ilr. libel uni. om. mushrooms ..
..(Sirlst churchwllev. J. Hybrid
Brown, {inflow—Sixteenth Sunday iii- .
tor Trinity. Sunday school at 10 l. in. .
Evening Prayer nild sermon iit..3:ib.i
. SWEDISH LUTHERAN
. Swedish Luthernnlwservicos will be
conducted by the my. c. o. TWWI
Iat‘the- home” 0! Mrs. Julius~ilohnsen.‘ .
6 Pleasant street, at 4 o'clock. Weil-
nation and all triends are invited by _
the ladies' Aid ,ao‘me‘etl lit the home
street. Ens moi-walk. Come slit
W4. '
CHRISTIAN SCIENOS SOCIETY
first Christian Science Society, or .
Norwaill-«Rogulnr Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonio,buildlnx at
ii .s. m. Subiec't. Oct. 1, “Unreal—
ity." Testimony meeting, Wednesday.
at 8 p. in. To both services the pull-
iic is cordially and fraternally invited.
Reading room open to_the public each
week day siternoouiroiri 2:15 to 4:30.
W .
BAD ‘Ala Auo‘onauol-l'rs.
”with
The Proper ventilation of a Slaaplnp
loom.
Fresh air, and especially fresh air, it
.. *Rev. 1‘. J. Lee will preach lit both
t the Sunday Evening service, thel‘servicee and will continue to supply
the pulpit until further notice.
IAD‘T I ST
The music at the South Norwnlll
Baptist church tomorrow will be as
folio“: .
I. m.
Organ Prelude, "Communion". . . . . .
........... ......... ....I.Devred.
Anthem. “The Cords of IAvo"..Nevi
Response. "Father, Fill us with Thy
. . Burdette.‘
,Ql'teriory. "Father, Thy Children
' new in Adoration".8ullivenrDressler
Postlude, Moderate; in ill: iist..ilierltel
hove
p. m. .
Eveninp-Bervlce at 7 p. in.
Prelude. “menace sans Paroles"..
, keep him in pence“ peace". .patm . ... . l ............ . ..... “WOW“! varydrom a room {00 COM for . "‘f_
. , ‘ In Gibson ’ “m” D" “ 9"“ “‘ m m“ respecting St. Bernard do! to eleotl in
”'9‘“- larche -------- ....Asbmall """"" j, """"""""" , s‘lr'down to one to which air lashed in
. ‘ Evening. . 43‘9”“. lard. 1‘" ”y 9““ ‘ irrom an open crack in some adia-
mym. “CINE South _ . .SCIMCkOI. . . ....... . ...... . .1. . . . . . . Shepard. Celll bathroom 0“ corridor.
Response. ”Jubilato," in C. . .Bchllllog. 0‘0““!- Solo Some lnquirers show by their an".
Poetillde. ‘n G .......... .. e ”Within; “on: ”Sh. the? N‘ny “are [0 do
w...
Grace Bsptistflhurvzh. Rev. 1. Gm
Nichols, pastor.-—Preachin¢ at it a.».
m.. by a local brother; Sunday school
at 3:30 p. m“ G. W. Johnson, Sump
ipreschlng st Tzib by the pastor. Sub-3
lieu. Daniel and His Three Friends.
IPiICOPAL.
Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick Aw ,
“’9“ ”men ‘5“ I’- m "will! 00km. !'¢‘9'=.Ml‘- E. .J. sum. or-.L‘.‘...°.'.“l:'{.l'“iii;. To?“ it
cellist and chain-ML». Sixteenth! h ld.be k t n i all '%i-
Sunday alter Trinity. ii a. m.. celebra-t' on oil a" u "
lion 0! the Holy Communion- 10 a m. and in all states 0! halthw-wldo!
celebration of the Holy Communion‘ruflhflmm' ““3 it C“ possibly
t““.f".‘§‘.§’.§’.‘...”.“3;£‘;2“:33”.‘.‘.Z.Liiim .. M... . .......
l' ‘ ' 3 ‘who has one on at least two sideaol
service.
ill. Pllul's church, Norwallt. Rev.
B. Howell. roctor.—~Sisteerlth Sunday
after Trinity. 7:80 a. la.. Holy Com-
The Holy mullion, corporate communion of all
after the parish organizations. 0:45 o. tits
Morning Prayer. i0:3il s. m"
incessant warning and preaching at;
but become the pool of all thinking
people. I .
Hygiene in so perverful ii goddess to—.
day that even custom and inshloni
must bow down to her, in theory it;
not in practice. There in danger here,l
for when people begin to credit them-i
selves with virtues they do not pal-l
sees or to mistake decent theories tori
proper practice they cease to ndvsnce‘
S‘
'sts it a restful place out a
in the bedroom lit night has by dint. or i that country boarding house?"
Manon want rubber
‘ boots which will stand the bards
Fifty-eight years' experience has ten
to mnlto just that kind. and you get t
you ask for the Boston WARRIOR Boots.
”o Look tor the Hub Trade-Mark
it appears on all our boots and shoes.
BOSTON will! Incl cm, In”. lode.
0 Ever
"' have been made and sold by the “.1
Boston Robber Shoe Company.
wFishormeo allover the world are wearing
what brand oi robber boots they swear by. .
,“BOSTQN” HUB ,
WARRIOR BOOTS , ,,
hoote' which will war—-
st kind at service.
‘For Saturday
.mmm
Boats
shaes
them. Ask your mates
See it they don’t say the v,
lit us how
out when
"Hello, Red, who hit 3" in do eye?"
"Nobody hit me in do eye—l was ,
lief—“Yes: lo the parlor vies n wotcliiii‘ de ball game through it knot-
g signz' ‘This piano closed for re- hole and de son tanned ii, dut's till."—
t paira.‘ "allusion Transcript.
Harper's Weekly.
.—
lo wisdom or health.
I...
lioly l
Some people tolte to the fresh air
only as a timid bather takes to the
water. They have hesrd that it is}
'good for thorn. and they think thatl
they lhluk it ls‘. but in reality they
detest it and regard it as full of threat
and peril.
in u crosseasmination of any dozen
. people as to what each records as a
ventilated bedroom the results would
right hygienically ii only'tliey know
Him: to bepla. For these. there is a
motto for their banner. "Be bold, be
told and sloriaoro be bold!"
What constitutes bad air in a bed-
l room? The answer to tilt: is. any air
! that has been ro-hreathad.
i To what extent should the window
lbs kept open in cold weather (or one
ihe manned window should be spelled
Hosiery
Saturday,“ Hosiery only. our
s
large. We want to make ‘lt
Saturday sale of Hosiery
lamr.
“CADET." no.
Fine rill for girls.
Mediumflrib for girls and boys.
Heavy b, for boys.
(louse llsle tor ladies.
Medium weight for ladies.
Black and in tor urea.
NOT-AJIUI. fie.
lliesorredly Popular.
Cobweb weave—ladies.
hoodlum weiabt~-ladles.
‘, Underwear
These cool days remind one to
prepare tor cold weather. First
needs wnrm underwear. Look
at our lilies.
.—
CHILD'I UNDERWEAR —- Al.
sites ................... 25c
CHILD'S WOOL UNDIRWEAR .
~Wliite and my: .
' LADI‘i' VlOTI AND PANTS
black and tenm men. ~Good'vsltse .......... 25o ,
IU‘TER “OWNS. 35¢- "MENTOI" UNDERWEAR—-
For men. women and children.
3.. I“! plurantee. ' , All In“! ............ 500
A Mr Nae. We; 2 Car Ile- WOOL UNDEEWEAR 75c. “.00
Child's. 3 welphts."
W. m “a m,“ . ‘MEN'B unorswns ......
len'h black and colored. we. 10:. 01.00
-——s—-- ’ . r“ . _ @-
LANII' uswmmy .......... an anti so-
“ ' ICIALTY .
A."9Dickewriilan 8: Son
84 WASHINGTON ST.
or
, hi
warriors Mo
”e0 ..
OI ‘
!hla room. Let such a person (earl
, no drought}. for these are the friends?
To! mankind. Bad air and droughts.
No not live together. Neither do colds
gand droughts, hard as many people
Hind it to believe this. !
i It is not wise to tool cold. outlier}
, . . Ivanlnp, 7:30 the Holy Communion at I o'clock; the
m. At liming ...... ...s.lui noose celebration at the Holy chm-
‘ “them. ‘ amnion. and pra‘ohio; at 10:30; Bun.
A'Pralsa the herd. 0 Jerusalem" day school at noon; administration of
,, . - ' . Mandel-tine Sacrament of Baptiste all 2:30:
My. Andante ..... Gounod ‘ Minion annuity school all Broadfllvel‘
ade.1ilio|letto.........8chllhart at 3:00; eveolnp worship at 1:30.
‘ ..s.........C. Phoenix;
‘ ruir‘sr'. “Wilda”
‘!CI'lltste Domino iii c......:....duol.-
. neuritic Admin n-llat....Ne ,
itinerant, "Aim W2 quell
Communion and sermon. 12 m.. Sunday
school. 3 p. m.. Sunday school at St.
Andrew's Mission. Wiunnipauk. 7:30
a. in, evening prayer. i will be three
years on Sunday since the Motor as-
sumed ohmic of the parish. He would
be glad to see all the members or the
parish at church. Especial attention
is called to the corporate communion
or the organisations oi the parish sll
the early service. it is hoped that all;
the members oi the diluent guilds;
land societies will make especial elortl
to be present
Grill-g Churchw-Tho Rev. J. Boston
Worm. rector.-'rlia Sixteen Sunday.
after Trinity. The ant celebration 0!!
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intention is called to ill. feet um the
events; service will be resumed Silu-
day next at 1280, when the choir will
render Issuer's “Boa; M-v’l‘hlllkl-
,sivinp“ is the place or a sermon.
, Everybody welcome. ’
The music tor Grace Church will be:
Mention.
Prelude. Eulogy. . . . . .. . . .. hematare.
{Kylie Illeisoa ...........titamasrs.
Gloria Tibl ...............Statomartl.
Anthem. “Jerusalem the Gold's!”
o‘eldhvialedltlahhelttleil‘o u.“
ilaiictus Slalom
‘Aaoail Del ................Slainalera.
idiom in naceisia . . . . . . . . .ltamhsrl.
Fooildik. arsed Chow-“Human.
leaning
,Preluea. Odertbry in manipulate-a.
1
tie it necessary. it stands to reason.
{that with wide open windows in will-‘
{let warmer coverings will be needed.‘
'A properly ventilated bedroom will he:
let the temperature oi the outside air‘
;or very nearly so. and summer blanltv
lots will not avail. it also stands to
5 reason that it one covers the beer] tor
exposure in the daytime one should
lilo the same at lilalit. A soil cap}
made from Shetland veil lined with‘
aillt and made to pull Over the ears
sad down to tile brows will be round
a most luxurious nlablcap.
, W ‘
tier-Alloy do you call that little
building at yours a bungalow?
Fora—«Mouse tile Job was s has.
ale. and i still owe tor lua—lbwbsose
l
l
-— wm-r“ www.—
Aflonlwo-VALINTNC.
Implied D. Andrews. or Hillside
piece. and Ilse Lillian Valentine. were
married at the Dorian Methodist par-
sonm last'nliibt “by the Rev. (learn
nenlooilmiili.
W
A, boat propeller that an Austrian
usiaeer haevlaveated is in stool. A
two-bladed feathering paddle wheel.
sash blade turnips as it moves the
wardsosstoodaroodeslatasoeto
the ester.
This“ it the em ‘
The ssvieoa‘elloead girl at the as.»
D" hotel had inst not Mohamed
with the latest aisle arrival. instead
oi talking shout W loieresllsa.
aha tried to urge lilsi late ii discussion
on mint its listeaol‘pravety while
she dlaouseed Schopenhauer sad that;
finally slip asked. ”Do you time with
Spillossl’f
lie bricbtsned up at tilsi.
mom is nudists ............oellus.
chitin. "A Idle at .
. “Dresses s a “.3;
l i
it
,"lt‘ara funny way all put it.” be
W. “l “ope-e you mean does
boss sales with no. its. i can't
say it “.113... imported cheeses .
automaton list moo-dot Seal
W be y'qbllhl urn-inure,
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i
afld COfSetS. handsome new garments wbiid lie
sorieleots are at their hm. They will meet your requirements
as to style and holly. and they are really usual values. Our
item will appeal is say economical ideas you may have.
while style slid attractiveness are sis-rs eshlbttsd is our gar-
leeoia is a marked degree. Tits still srsater suture or value
is always reach is W this sim‘a power to give anat-
er values in never better shown than now. Come and be con- ,
vised.
Ladies'aodliisses’SuitsS
Ladlesf slid Misses’ Dresses 55 to $50
Skirts from . . . 31.98103257' ~
. .. . ,98ctoSl2
Coats from” . . $7.98t0535
stts
We Give S. 8. ll. ’Trading Stamps
. f e Pails Clock 8:. Suit House
33 hath “I Street, South Nerwallt
A Magnificent w
Showmg ‘
WELL New Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts,- Waists
—‘—‘
Bridpport Advortisomenu. i Bridgeport Advertisements ‘1
6hr E. iii. than aluminium _ 5 .
tantamount: 1352'. p . .
’ ' “ " ext:
As October approaches and there is the full con-
sciousness that cool weather is really here, the demand
for winter apparel increases. ' ,
The Desirable Utility Coat
The first garment a woman desires at the touch of
frost in the fall air, and silc “305 it for everything, as
the name implies for walking, iiiottlring, dri‘virlgr or
traveling. ”Generally it is made of reversible cloth—.—
lii'tlwrl. tall, or sliitc gray, in rough worstcds, and the
inner side showing on witlc rovers, hood and cuffs, may
he of (hill bitic, iliativc. tall or some other contrasting
shade. The coat is warm. i‘tliilftiria-lllc. loose fitting.
but very convenient in cut, with cllpzicitlus pockets
and buttons of ilicrtiyalilc designs.
Stylish lllOdL‘lS‘lllay be had also ill black anti (léll'k
blue. '
Prices from $15.00 and $2 o.oo up.
Fall Walking Suits. New iiiotlcls
English cloths, gray, blue. brown, fancy and
mixtures of modisll cut. lilc coats faultless-1y lined
with satin. and both garments having the marks of
perfect tailoring. .
,_ Trottcur Suits of exceedingly stylish cut and cx~
elusive. : , i
A very large line of the sciisiillc Black and Navy
Serges. r, «
Certain special lines suited to stout figures and
short waisted women. -
Miaus‘ Suits for school wear,
gray, navy and brown mixtures, rough weaves, ,
1 with suitable trimmings. '
fix
in Scotch and
stripes
Second floor. i
Underwear for Women
Swiss Ribbed Vests, low~ncckcti
the first cool days:
Medium weight cotton,
Heavy cotton,
Merino. 75 cts and $1.00.
Silk and wool. 75 cts and $1.25.
Low necked Vests with short sleeves:
Cotton, 69 cts.
Merino, Snoo.
'Silk and wool, Sms.
Cam's Ribbed Com Covers. llictliiiiil weight.
high-neck with either long or short slopycs, or sleeve-
less. Daintily finished with crocheted edge and tapes
to tie at waist line. ’
if.
and sleeveless for
35 and 50 cts.
75 \CSS.
so cts.
Underwear Section, main floor.
.
- “a“... -
.u. w ..
Phoenix Mien feel good chilly nights and
iiiomliigs. Not too early to put them till. and the new
fall shapes are ready.
.___.....————- .
If one thinks of Furs, there are those ;\$ll':li{ll(ili
Cloths, lilo imitations of re ii .‘\§ll‘€lkilall and Persian
Lamb, which look like the gt‘lllllllc article. but which
are inexpensive and very agr ccahlc to wear. _ .
lilack Dress Goods Section.
.
61hr n. iii. onto anmptutg.
1 LiNENS . i \
You should sorely see these
it you could sell the bride herself what she
would most like the pill to be. it is certain that
the reply in many cases would lie "Linens."
Pause and consider how brood and iii-cepluhlo
soch.a choice may be.
i This select Decorative illnens affords sli cit-
cailent opportunity to secure choice slits for the
October bride. .
We have (‘luny t‘eiiierpleoea. 'lloylles. Lunch-
em and Trey Cloths, Luncheon Bots, illicit slid
Qsmsah Towels. liuresll tlcsrts. - *
The collection is too varied to permit individual
description. The patterns are all new. and dis-
tinctive, endiho quality the very best ohtiillilttile
lit priest attired. .
, The N. E. Ryan Co.
I. WIIIIIIW ltreet
u .n... use» a.
ravauv suns-o sv Kssosasv. ro esdvssr announce our
tum entrails, pert. mums. baseline. 5
Join lohulnosewsiti and her seven PANAMAJopt m.~ln‘orderto pre- .
woebe’ old daughter of Bristoirvvho- rent tile esporistloli of canal laborers Jo
were litany burned when a call or by designing contractors Who son and '
horoscope oil esplodeti in the kitchen a realty market for their services in
of their home, Thursday evening, died ill-sail slid other South American
It the New Britain General Hospital countries. the assembly hflpulgi s"_ . ;
arise tile "night... The mother passed law providing that any 1‘dede
a“? 1mm Wain. and the is- round recruiting canal tribal-era shall .
‘ ll mail ml 80th underage. , , .
Norwalk Chronicler