i A.
. . Caswell,
1 ll ti.
~an PreludewAudnnto con Mow .
George (33an at the services on Sunday.
Quench-«Saviour, Like, it Shepherd icommenoe our third your together. by.
- Frey gathering smund'the Lord’s table.»
' v Quotient-“0 Saviour of the World ..
METHODIST. -
,‘welkw'l‘he pastor, the Rev. John E.
,Zeit'or, will preach at both services
on Sunday. The morning theme will
‘1 «be The Divine Cull. At 7 p. m. the
pastor will use as the tonic An Elec-
. tion Day Meditation. Class meeting
“9:30 a. m., led by E. W. Fox. Bible
, school at noon in. charge of Superin-
» tendent R. L. Coburn. Men’s. Bible
"Class led by the pastor, meets imme-
diately at the close of the morning
service. 6 p. m., Epworth League de-
day will be as ”follows
10: 30 A. M.:
.ELGOd ”5.5.0:.
Ghorus.
Bass soio—Jriie hard is My Light”
Mi Scoiield.
Postlnde~Foik Song ..............
7 P. M.:
Prelude~Meditntion in E Major...
Wm. Funlkes
Anthem-Greet is the Lord” .Burdett
. , Chorus.
.Qllal‘lethhe Mellow Eve is Gild-
ing .............. ...... .. Holden
Postlude—March in C Major ......
Wm. Faulkes
Norwalk M. E. Church, Lincoln H.
pastorwAi-mageddon —— It's
Mystery and Explanation, will be Mr.
Caswell's subject for tomorrow even-
‘ lull in: :30 oclock The addresstwlll
he bilct' and the whole service will
be one,oi‘ interest. Sixty minutes of
soug. sunshine and good cheer.
Why not come? This isaour Filth-
. er's house. You can feel at home
here. Then lay off burdens. Relax
nerves. Push nwny anxiety. Breathe
in prayer. Listen expectantiy. Believe
. for visions. ,lod never tailetlt. Then
come. The hour is 1:30 p. m.
At the morning service the Holy
‘ Communion will be celebrated and re-
ception of new members will take
place.
At 12le o‘clock it Men's Bible
Class will he sttirtcd with the pastor
as the lender. All men are invited to
come and join in 50 minutes of dis-
’ cussion ol' the Bible nnd religious
' subjects of vital liiierst to all men;
x" it Knight Street
A. .\l. 1‘). Church,
‘ H. Holden, pastor—Services Will he
held iii the Gruiid Army hall on Well
street. Preaching iii the morning at
m., subject, it God lleFor Us
Who Then (‘an lie Against Us. Sun.
day school at 12:30. Christian En‘
“ douvor services from 7 to 7345 o. m.
French-lug services at 8 l). m. Subject,
The Clirlstiolns' Security and Their
Constant. liixultution.
Tuesday nightwiCluss meeting at
J.‘
memo is the mini
' who wslkeih not in,
the counsel or the ,
wicked,
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners.
Nor sitteth ln'the seat
of the soorniul.
w-Psalms 1: 1.‘
.
w
Mark 8, 11~20. 4 p. m., a service for
-? First Methodist Church, South Nor- men only W1" bathe” in the 61mm
parlor. All men are invited. The
pastor will he in charge. 6:30 5p. m.,
the Epworth League prayer meeting
will be held, led by Dr. Russell Mort
use; subject, A Blind Beggar and One
That Was Desi. 7:30 i). m., at this
service, the poster will preach an
evangelical sermon with his charac-
teristic iervency and power upon the
theme Balm for ithe Aching Heart. A
line chorus choir will lead the sing-
ing and Mrs. Lewis, who has'charm
. “mom” meeting The music for the ed both old and young with her son
pel solos, will sing several selections
it is expected that the special ser-
PreludewTi-aumert ItoheitSohumauu vices wilt continue eVeiy night next
Anthem—4 Will Sing of Thy Power, 0 Week except Saturday. Good results
A Sullivan have
alreadv been accomplished
Souls hate been saved and the church
quickened to new life in Christ, but.
li‘r Allisten we belieiie that larger things are yet
Mrs. S. A. Lewis.
in store lion us.
will be with us another We cult and tell
Jean Nicode, arr. by Eddy the 9’05"“1 story in song.
After the Monday evening service,
the Epworth League will hold a short
usiuess meeting.
Wednesday. 2 p. m., the Ladies’
Aid Soéiety will meet as usual to
sew. ‘ ,
Friday, 3: 13, a Junior Epworth
meeting will be held (or religious in-
structlon.
EPISCOPAL. - ,.
Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector:22nd Sunday after
'I‘rinity~Sundsy, 8 a. m., celebra-
tion or the Holy Communion. Corpor-
ate Communion or the Girls' Friend
ly Society. 10:30 a. m., Holy Com
inunlon and sermon. An All Saints'
Day sermon.
and Sunday school. 7 :430 p. m., even-
song and musical service. Special mum
sic appropriate to the Octave of All-
Saints at both services.
Mondayb—ii n. m., lecture on Social
Christianity. The, Amusement Prob-
lem. '
Tuesday—4:30 p. m., sewing meet-
ing of the Woman's Guild ht Mrs.
“Leslie Smith; 7:45 p. m., Bible
Study Class in the parish hall. ' All
invited to oomc.‘
Wednesduymilzso .p. m., Junior Aux~
ilinry to the Board of Missions.w'7:30
p. 111.. Junior Brotherhod or St. An:
drew at .\'0. 7 High street. ‘ 7:80 p.
m., business meeting of the Women‘s
Guild. it is requested that air the
mile boxes be returned at this mesh
loll.
Thursday-«7:15 p. 10., business
meeting of the Girls‘ Friendly Society.
Widow-7:15 p. m., choir rehesr
cal.
Sunday will be the second ”sunl-
Vernal-y or the costume! the rector
to assume charge 0! the parish. On.
nccount ot‘ the recent bereavement
the tmrsonnge. All members om te- in the family it will not “lie possible
quested to meet, their classes.
Choir meets on Friday night.
Morning: ‘
u. an
Lead Us.
1...“..n-aannovq
‘ i‘ostliideu—Onorluire in is Flnt
Evening.
Prelude Fantasia .Theo Dennis
_Qusrtet-~Ahlde With Me Green
Quartetwli‘esr Not. 0 ism]
we mum-mums.
.te have s receptionat the rectory as .
l
i
Max snicker Communion servtMrulclumt
it was intended. The rector would
like to have the members or the, m,
lnh meet him st’the communion table
l The new tune oi the Town cuties- , :
Goes msn is being distributed in church 1
and it is hoped that every tomiiy will ‘
w . 17‘0“th see that they get it copy at it.
Musical program tor the services:
Morning.
Pmoouionnlmii'or All the fiction
Who From Their Merl Rut. ‘
minnow ‘ie‘
Jsut’“ Avenue Methodist him-cupid ohm «cumin; Whitney
ii: new. 3, r. run-m,
and:
Let us?
taMtlellltle wuuui
Go's NARC onto.
umiivm
‘ stile form
. tiofldermltlliu-dm-
wormwoiwulsinisil‘tvc ..
nesmvlLossosSmr ,
.«u—q—uw'
intestine Sigmm of
m.w. ”‘1'
Anthem~Wboso Dwulleth . .hlartln
Vespei hymn—«The Day is Post and
Gone.
RecessionnlmThe Saints of
Their Conflict Pest»
God!
Grace Church the Rev. J Benton
wane; rector; the tWenty-seventh’
Sunday after Trinity. The iirst cele-
bration oi the Holy Communion at 8
o'clock; \lisslon Sunday schdol st.
broad Rivet at 9; who second colours-l
tion of the Holy Comunion and lemon
nt10:30; perish Sunday school at
noon; (administration of the sacra-
mental baptism at 2:30; evening
prayer. with special All Saints' canta-
ta, How 'Beautitnl Are Thy Taber-
nacles at 7: 30.
At the 8 o'clock- celebration the
Gli'ls' Friendly Society will ‘mnke
their corporate communion. ,
. The annual All Saints‘ altering for
‘the benefit of the parish will be tak-
en this Sunday.
m
Christ Church—«Rev. J. liypkin
Bi own, rector—Sunday school at 9: dill
l
l
at 10: 30 u. m.; evening nrayer and
sermon at 7: 30 p.111, Evening prayer;
and sermon, Friday evening at 7:45.
followed by choir rehearsal.
CONGREGATIONAL. ‘ .
The South Norwulk Congregational
t)huroh—'-Puhllc worship at . 10:30
a. m.: ~
Organ Prelude—Allegretto .. . Tours
Choral Quanta-The Lord is in tile
Holy Temple Gnomes
lowing items:
SPECIALS.
won. spool Cotton. .5.
200 yards for 20.
Manuela!“ aklrtc.
350. Regular price 500.
linen ” umuim. ,
Embroidered iiounoo. Mo.
Man’s ”semiotic Gowns.
‘ 45¢. Regular price 000.
flhiidhn’c Giuliani's. n _
. no. Reguilr meatball.
: homim’m‘ mumm- Gowns.
‘ has. new“ urinates. ‘
tallied 0m 3m". » ‘
"1.0% Good with. It “All
um Lisle sou. i
v
After Supper Specials ‘
On Saturday evenini at 7 o’clock we shell put on sale the fol-
Thirty Years
Responsive Residing.
Reading of the Scriptures
Anthem—«God is a Spirit
mimicry—Improvisation.
Five Minute Sermon to Children~0uc
l Fact About. Fliefl‘.
attitude: hy,5 the pastor-«The Rationale
oi Church Membership.
Reception of Members.
Communion. .
Organ Postlude‘LAllegretto. Goldmarlt
Vesper sortiee at 4: lie oc10clt, choir
of the South Norwnlk M E, Church
. .CBonnett
assisting:
Organ Prelude~Molto Moderate ..
Gounod
{Song Service.
Reading of the Scriptures. x
Prayer with choral: reaponaoe‘The
Earth is nu Possession. from Re
demotion .......... Gounod
Anthony—Sanctum from Messe Soiem
neiie ........ . ...... .Gounod
Oflsrtoryv—Adaglo .......... Gounod
An themmLovely Appear, from Re»
demotion ........... Gounod
Meditationby the pustorw-A Snuctus
Memory of the New Note.
12 m., Bible classes‘a on: Holy Communion snd her-men Benediction
Organ Postlude~Modrnio . .Gounod
The Bible school meets at 12:10 p.
m. The Men's Christian inquiry Club
under the‘lenxiership of Lewis H. Nash.
at 12:10. Tolls. Contemplation of Na-
ture as God‘s H‘sndlworit. Genesis 1..
Psalms 19 and» 8. Senior Y. P. S. C.
E. meeting at 5:46 p. in. Moder. Hor-
ton Dibble. Topic, The Christian, Vir-
tue—Zeal. Titus 11.. 1-14. All young
people are Welcome.
Thunder—3 n. m., the regular moot-
usouuin 0000:.
Children's Hon. ‘
2 pain 10i- soc.
Cum Movie. 280.
Ludlu’ Hm.
Nfim‘im.’ a“.
law ill-own. 2&0.
81001005000, $1.00.
suit . sitcom. .
Inventive at it». ‘
”Win It this.
UNBIRWIAR.
children's Gamma
, 200 to m.
For liver _
"clots meeting at (till in the church." .5
' At’ 7:30 p. m., choir and chorus rail:
"til. sun. “animator.
, his Mar 0. in. socially. ,
Comfortable and Stylish Coats
tor General Wear
Say what you will, no women can, 1get slung
without 0 Cost that covers her whole ‘ person. V That
. Coal; is ‘for evciyday and tilts needs. it nearly every-
time she“ goes out Never was Cools so comfortable.
as this year, and for once a mandate of fashion is ex—
prcssive of good sense.
Chinchilla Coats, soft as lambs Wi‘.‘,l01 lined
lined and unlined, according as the thickness of
cloth requires. These. are in black, brown, navy
and gray.
$15.00 to $25 00.,
WorSted Mixtures and Fancy. .Boucle reversible
‘ cloths, cut in favorite models that unwrap the figure,
out just right, not too loose, not too ' close fitting, but
right. Finished with a touch of build, with few or many
buttons. . .
. $172.00 to $20.00.
semi-
the
blue
Second floor.
Baggage of DiStinctive Style
First, a Gentleman's Suit Case. that “is decidedly
novel and convenient. "l‘llci'c often comes a time when
a man desires to go directly from his place of business
to a dinner or some. other ‘functiOn, and is required to
makc‘a liur‘ricd change of apparel. He has not time to
'go home. and in order to make the change he must ,
bring his evening clothes, or have them sent. For such
occasions has this unique Suit Case been invented.
It is flat. three inches wide when closed. It' holds his
coltlics and his opera hat. The case is of russet sole
leather, lined with brown moire, and very light weight.
. Pi ice $11. so.
Suit Cases of Black Cowhide, sizes 14, i6, 18.
22, 24 and 26 inch. There has been , a tremendous
mend for Black Suit Cases of moderate price.
are Prices from $5. 25 to $7. 25.
Linen lined with sliirt- folds in the lid.
larger sizes.
A Lady' 3 Kit Bag. Of either black or russct grained
leather. with .t checked linen lining. flat pocket for veils,
liamlkcrcliicis. ctc.. and n cliamois pocket for polished
toilet fittings it is a capacious bag and has a sort of mas-
culine look of durability and usefulness
Price $34. 75.
Trunk Depmtnient, fourth floor.
20,
de—
Herc they
St raps ' on
The Business, Man will like the Office Fittings in
one of the Main St. windows. He is- welcornc to visit
the Furniture Stotc‘ and ask questions about the same,
look over the stocliwnnd .560 the various devices that
make work easy. ' ‘ ‘
. "SuedeCloves
‘ For Saturday and Monday
Trelousse Pique Suedes, (in
extra bargain, in the most :ittizic—
tlvc find desirable slinilcs lot (it-
(Hoary wear, in soft iiimlcs and
tans. silver gray and himvii, tillt‘
or twu clssps, all sizes These
‘ .trc worth $1.05 and have will at
that price. For two days,
$1.15 :1 pair.
Saturday and Monday, Special.
.__....______‘_~
Lace Guimpes
every woman needs several of,
those becoming lace nri'uugc—
ments, to be worn with waists
which have l‘tlililtl iiccks or lllt‘
Upon Robcspict‘rc collars. 'l‘licsv
Guimpcs arc in white. t‘i'cniii ml»
or or black, with slccvcs nitncliwl.
$1.00 to $2.25.
“\Vfllh‘tv Section, Si’k‘lllltl lli'tii'.
W...
m-,...-
Fleeccd Underwear
for Women and Children.
Vests infill-necked,
long or elbow length.
Pants. ankle lcitgtii.
closed, 25c.
Harvard Mills, Vests, Pants or
Tights,
slccvis
('lllt‘ll m‘
50 cts.
Women’s Fleeced Union Suits,
$1.00.
Children's Fleeced Vests and
Pants, 25 cts. 5‘
Children’s SWiSS ribbed Vests
and Pants, flcccc lined and lili‘ili‘ll-
oil, 30 cts.
' Main ilonr, iiiirtli
- Chiffon Cloth
of all wanted colorings. ‘,
To combine with one—piccc
gowns in tlicway of tunics and
panicrs, or to make separati-
waists. We can supply all {tuli—
ionnble shades. Bordeaux wists»
rrin. prune. mahogany, wiuc. gen
anium, American beauty. riissci.
taupe and 'nll pastel slinilcs for
evening wear.
At the Lace St‘clltui.
log at the Norwalk Town Union of
the King's Daughters and Sons will be
held in the South Nat-walk Cousteau
tional Church. This‘ will he Homew
be given. The intermediate 0. s. Sol: '
- "parlor. Leader. Miss Lillian Twom- {55 ,
,bly. Topic, Willinx. to Wdrlt.. The You will dnd‘here great sssortnients or new, line and reliable
business meeting N the Whatsoovei‘ fl merchandise and the values are umnntchshle.
Cit-clear King'rnwghtors will be "
held «with Mrs. Louis Beers,
wood avenue at 7:45 p. m 7
Wednesday—~Regul-r meeting at the
Women's Association at 3:90 n. m. .
45 lillm»
from
4......
,hoomli and neatly trimmed st
Thursday—Mid- week service at “I: 16
in. in. Topic, Power sud Prayer. Marlt
1.: 28-96. All members are welcomed.
Friduyuilostiug or the Junior 90
elm G. is}. st 8: 20 n. in. Meeting or
Boy Scout 0 st 7130 p. in. F5
Huiiowo‘en not '
oiei ut the church under auspices oi
‘ the body and limbs.
ten yard of no.
TheNE
‘I‘ WAIHIWTON 01"»
First Comm! Church. my; .
inmost iii. 15ch Pix. 1).. hector-«- \
within]: woishtp With oommunoin
“001 men is: 1230. m out
” , in; subject.
will iii-Incl: at. both services. Morin
All Over:
These are evenings when every one needs warmer npparei'.
WOMEN’S FLANNELE‘I‘TE NltlHTGOWNmende or excellent
quality tinnneletoa in pink and white und blue
stripes, various styles. dtt extra lull. in all sizes
...........
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTSM Mode of all white
and colored striped ilsnnele‘tte; some are finished with mine
~I- unusual.-
WOMEN'S FLANNEL‘M‘TE DRESSING situation AND LONG
KIMGNOSwFa‘ucy patterns in blue. pink and gray. In ll vo-
rioty oi malty styles. at prices ranging from
Tim DR. DENTON «SLEEPING ‘GAleiN'i‘s-wi‘ror
which completely cover little one: and mount the chilling 0t
Mode in eleven idles for children up to
Fries: . 500 to 0100‘
and white
Prices rungs
.50c to $1.29
-.ry..tn
. 250 to 76¢
IatOIOI-lanudl
. 980 to “.76
children.‘ .
RYAN Co.
OOUTH NORWALR
tort or. win snvlngw All are in, lam
8?. Fm?!" IVAWLIGAL “J
at. voter's Mussolini sum
In the pl'L‘St'lll llltlilt‘ of dress ;
Norwalk Chronicler