Mr. E. W For. 12 in. Bible
Lilo-oi in char-go in hunt. It; Ill 1304;,
Lm Men’s Bible clues " Itor in
1m Bushman and Mills iii; neuter.
he music for the morning follows:
e, Andante Canto-bile from
in Symphony . ...... .‘....Ch Wider
thorn. While the Earth Refilling
(chorus). 1L“.r.....!B. Tour.
not for soprano and tenor from .
V "V’i‘hanksgiving" . . ‘. ..... .Msuniier
....
Special musicfl service. 7‘ i) m.
reludc “Thanks Be to God" tram
,“Giorla" tron) Twemn.
......... ...... ....Morart
can Symphony'.
At the evening nervlce a Harvest
' erect. _. ~,
The cantata is as follows: i “
, '00 recitation and chorus:
,‘fVAnd thou shalt ohserve the Feast?
“Soprano solo ‘and chorus:
"“That which in the Field."
mum. (Lord 0! mouthwash".
Choir and congregation.
‘ Chorus.1“No sacrifice of blood we ol-
fel‘ Thee."
soprano recitation:
...
L’ ‘Onilr'Y'e Green Things."
who '0! women’s voices:
’30 Flowers That are Fairest."
prano recitation: and chorus;
‘ “While" the Earth Remaineth."
Notices for the week:
Monday—6: 30 p m. The Boy Scouts
will meet at the church.
7 p.111. The Boys' Athletic Club
Will meet Mr. Charles Gray in change.
Tuesday—4:45 p. in. Union prayer
_ and class meeting under the leader-
ship of the ministei and Mr. John
Greenwood.
Thursday-10: 30 Union Thanksgiv-
ing my. service at the Bnytist
ton.- Soloist—whim.
‘ Smith.
. Friday—3:15. Social tor the mem-
' bers of the Junior Epworth mastic.
7:15 p. m. onen- rehearsal. '
2 p. in. The Ladies’ Aid Society
Sewing Circle will meet at the home
of Mrs. George McKihbon, 47 Elm-
wood avenue.
Franklin lrving
Norwaik Methodist Church, Unooln
. 9K. Cusweil. pastor.'~—Rev. Frederick B.
Wright, D. D.. or New, York city,’ will
preach at 10:30 a. in. Dr. "Wright in
one or the finest spell "are in the deno-
mination. tile is on center, a linguist.
; one a popular ieotum on‘truvei. The
1 punter-oi tho Methcmt church lulu
, been giving the people or Norwalh u
' number 0! rare oppcitunlties to hour
we of the finest not «'itul'l in the coun-
tm Mr. (lusweii hos invited Dr. Wright
we to give Norwnlk people mother
silence to hear something good one to
get in touch with the grout world
movements. it you come you will not
bu sorry. nor will you 000qu Mr. Gnu-
,, drill or overeating Dr. Wrinht'ii obli-
itr.
_. “ll Jesus Chriut Never LivodmorA I‘A
mnkcxlvinx- Without Julio CHM.”
will «be Mr. Carroll's subject utthu 1:-
10V how. This will be 1. Mint uddroul
:‘r all I very tolerating tom mt
: u Iront many Mule outside the chain
chu ure which: ubout. It will be u
Thanh-slim scrim. m m
and
whom touuivemhioow
' {tunnel to city
noon 0 3
his!” :trllitioliollu muntmuurwlllbulod fit
Emmi: it talus ovum" LL
flint it about. Manhole the out
frames-«Andante Posturale
outlude, Marcia mutasiica..3ursiel ,1
“Philijch,” ; ....... . . .Méndelssohn .
.Oh. Widor ,
L' Sunday school will meet for
"church. ”Speaker, Rev. Johfl‘f‘fitlfilfi,
‘ the Congregational
W
wili‘ be bed as ‘wel ell supper onch
evening thrown in. The City Fathers
will: no doubt he stud 01 nl0hy our
mentions which will be oven in this
exhibition. ‘
inorrow:
Morning.
. ’W. 1-1. Richmond
Quartet—*0 Borne Let Us Hing .
Myles 8: Footer
Quartet“! Lord Most Holy L,” ..
, . 'Concoue
Postluode Gladstone
Evening. .
Prelude—Andante Moderate}. .ilatlsie
Quartet-«LPraise the Loni... Msunder
Contrnlto spice—selected;
Postiude~Grand Chorus. . . .Lemnigre
e
- nut . H,___..._,_.
East Avenue Metoodlst Miowal
~Ghurch,.ltev s. P. Falrlionlio pastor.
~V'l'li'e Sunday sorvLicesiwiii he as
no. 9 :36 a.‘ in. cm meeting in
charge or Brother nontoxic ’ilrounson.
10: 30 a. in. The Doctor will preach a
Thanksgiving sermon and the choir
render appropriate music. 12 in. The
Bible
study. At: p 113.. there will be a ser
vice for men in charge oi the pastor
This meeting is largely attended and
full or wreligious enthusiasm. 6: 30
The Ep‘worth League prayer and
praise settles will he led by Miss
Annie Odell? subject, ‘Enrichlng 0th-
ers by Soft-Giving.” 7: 30 p. in. The
regular evening preaching service
with gospel oei‘mon by. the pastor iiijd
special niusic by the ‘cholr. i’
L Wednesday—2 p m The Ladies
Aid Soclefy will meet to new.
Thursday. mm 7 to 8 u. in a
Thanksgiving service will be held at
the church. It has been the custom
to hold this sci-vice for some yearn
past. and We anticipate this year a
'mcetlng full of the spirit of joy and
thanksgiving. Our church has ever-ll
reason to givo thanks to God and we
look for a big gathering of joyi’ui
“Made.
I Norwuik M. E. Church inuslc tor to- ‘
‘ church at 3 o’clock. Meeting oi the
. pleion.
{the First Year.
til mention at it: 48 p. in Louder. Nod ‘ L
iii-st dose - . ‘ ‘
it to :0 positive toot illut hope u COM" ,
Sherman. Topic. Mistakes Often
Mess Meeting in
to protect. contort loseou .
on the New York New Haven unlit
Hartford Ruhr-ow. st, ll o'clock.
Wednesdaymmnueavor Circle
King's Dduahters' inaction hi
or
the
Junior C.‘ E.‘ at 3: 10 ii. in.
Thoreau—Union 'l'hpnksgiving sur-
vice at. the Baptist Chu‘rchnt ii
o'clock'a. m. .‘Sern‘lon by Rev. .1. Sta-
ottertojry‘noio by Mrs. 12 'F‘.
Bmith._ ,_ V ,
‘ Friday—Meeting of Boy Scout
Troops at 7:30 p. in. F. E. slits.
scoutmaster. ,Meoting of the Church
Council at ‘8 p. m. loathe church pur-
lore.
The Christian inquiry Club is be-
coming more and more interesting as
the study progressesfi.More Vmen ought
to take advantage or this valuable
hour. All will be welcome. In the
absence of Lewis Nash. Dr. E. H.
Gumbart has charge or the close
Next Sunday will,be the first an-
niversary (if this pestoraie. Mr. 8:.-
platen plans to give as a. prelude to -
the regular sermon a flve-minnte atl-
dress on Some Lessons Learned in
It is hophdynll the
members will be present.
Firot Congregational Church. Rev
Erneet B‘. McGregor, Ph. D.. psstor-
«Services Lat 10: 30 u m. and ’7: 30 p.
m. Preaching by the pastor. In the
morning, A. New ,Cominnildolont~—
Keep Swoot. In the evening A New
Beatitude—éfilesbed be Drudgefrfil. The
Sundny school will meet At noon. 0n
VWednesdoy evening at 7‘: 4‘5 our
church will unite with other churches
in a union Thanksgiving service at
the Baptist Church in Norwnllt.
Music- at NorwalkL Congregational
Church. ,
Morning.
Preliide-«Ofiertory in A Flat-.01).“.
no.1 E. Batiste
Quartet—l Lift My Soul to Thee..
... ..........
people on Thanksgiving morning.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ing will be omitted.
to attend the Union Thanksgiving
service which will {be heldat 10:80 a.
m.. in the south Norwslii Baptist
church. The Rev. Mr. animator: or
preach the semen and Mrs. 'F'r'aiiklin
‘Smith' will Iinx.
Friday—3:15 p. m. The Junior
Epwurth League will meet as usual.
Knight‘mreet A. M. E. Church,
Rev. P. in: Holden, paetor.—-—80rviceu
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, love
least utter preaching; The presiding
older 0! the dim-let, Rev. w. M.
Lynch, D. Di, will all the pulpit in
concort‘wlli be rendered by «some of-
tlie bent talent at Norwalk. Evenin!
services ut the usual hour; Chriltlun
Encount- from 7 to 7:40; punching
ut 8 sharp.
Tuscany night Clan meeting All
members are requested to attend
their clues ‘mootinir. ,
Friduy night. choir would at the
residence oi hire. lumen Perkins. 80
Pine Itrcut. V
The ma. wishes to lay in con-
nection with tho” who are Itlii Solis-
oitinu for the church. that they are
Worm-tenure mm which:
until» he. been endorsed by this our».
tor. The church return
mammal!“ Nmuihu
for M Emmy in remain to
the m. mm m unlit 9: also
one fulfi’I. Add titans l. mu:
W to ruin. .‘i'ho choral-m
will
commutation
'Fuliiie worship iii “loin ”u. anti
"to. WI. who is or instant
The East Avenue Church to invited ,
‘VReIponiiVo-V-V—O Grunt L'l‘hnt Wt" Ms}
ichurch- will L
the morning and evening. 'i‘hoIIcrod .
' omen on ”The spirit and drum or
“In: up under no minority oi the.
MM ’
noon: Moreen: mm; '
Saviour Divine W. Berwhld
Conirulto saw-Breathe You! 80m
Prayer to Christ. the Child (re-
nuested) ......u. .. C. B fiswiey
Ne‘er From Thee Depart
(‘. Plensnti
Quartetm'l‘ho Rooeaie lines of Early
Dawn ........ S. Mercndsnte
Pastime—«Finale ot Scouts. on 111,
,. . J. lilielnhergor
Evening. ' ‘
no. A ......... . ..... Theo Salome
AuthemwBenedictuI in E .. D. Buck
Oiiertory—Berceuse in D. .W Spinney
Quuriet-w'l‘bero in u Holy City
H. R. Shelley
Poltiudwonertcry in C Minor
' A L. Wei?
. “Will“. .
South Norwulk pious: church, Rev.
11.6 Hurtloy. puutorr— «Morning ser-
vice It 10: 00 a. in. ,The pastor will
'l‘huuldulnen." The morning music
will he aI follow:
Prelude, "in the Morning," iron:
“Poor Gym." “...”... ..Griuxn‘vfl‘lt
Anthem. “Oh. Lord. How Munliold
Are 'i‘iiy Works" ..........‘...my
Restroom, “After the aowlu Com.
«commie; ...:.'mou'
01mm. Meditate ...........iblaut
Olluriol‘y uoio (Bui‘lme) ‘
arm: is rumor" 4.... W
Poutludo. Horton rem-mm
niflh ...” ......L.,......'“
"N
van--
School will be held in tho‘xfuuuiiul.
Tl'lto m is annulus (or u
“all Dion. All who lie-iris
will m the puller It ‘iiiu oiouu
the school hour. ‘ - .
u on. rm sacrum“
nose clotted up, revel-107111600. sneer
mucdus‘ "oaturrhai
Vueas silicone and rheumatic Winner
and take it with the knoWledxe that
”id to he' just as good.
agents gently;
L “tilt up your eyes and look upon the
Prelude—~Eglosno Ecossalse. op. 48.1
- MI.
chest. buckg' stomach pr limbs, .
Jt Multiplier relieves the most mils
creole heudache, ominous. head on
infinite thermophilic; oi. the nose.
diecha‘rao“; '9”?
Get a lib-cent package 0! ‘iPI‘pes
Cold Commune" from your druegist ‘
it willrpositlveiy and proinptlyocure
your cold and end all the grippe mis-
ery; withouthny assistance or had
utter-enema. ”and that it continue no
quinine-wiloa't accept something else
Tooter nice
- ”....
the. Lord"-L-Contraito solo.
“He Month the Wilderness 0
Standing Water”-—Tenor solo. .
“Thane Wait till upon Thee ‘~—-Con
trulto solo
“New theretore, 0 Lord we thank
Thee"——Qusrtette.
Part lf~1.The Mission
fields."
“A Sewer went Forth' '——Sopiano
solo.
"The lord, even .the Mighty God
hath spoken. "-Quariette. L
(n) “Then lie culled His .Twelve
Disciples." (b) “Litt up your Eyes "
—-Soii and ousrtette
2. The invitation.
“Come unto Me, all ye weary.“-
Tenor solo.
"Come unto Me. ‘——Quartette.
3. The Ill-Gathering.
“The harvest is the world. and the
runners are the angels."
in) "And i looked and behold.il
White Cloud " .(b) “And they Sung.
us it were,c New Song " (c) “And
God shall Wipe all Tears. "
They shall Reign. Forever.'?~BIfltonc
Solos and Quantities.
The omen music tor the evening
service will be:
Prelude, "Come [.0 Thunlttul Peo
gt
ple‘fi . . . . .V. .HEvery Woods
Poltlude. "Thanks be to God" from
. f'Eliaah". . ........-......j8eteggsii
Announcements tor the week:
Monday, 7215' p. in. , The byomonth
ly soclui oi the Junior Endeavor will
take place in the lecture mom. The
deleatod Blue. in the recent WNW
ahip contest will entertain the vic-
torious Beds. All members‘ers limit.
Id to come. The membershipot pre-
sent numbers tortyi
Wednesday, 7.05 p re. The renulur
prayer union or the; church win, he
held this night instead of- Thur-tiny.
it ll the covenant meeting 0! the
ohnrohuna all the uranium Ire org.
ed to but present. An important
meeting oi the, Advisory hoard will
be held at the close. All» where
should be precept. ,
Thursday. 10:30 a. in. one Union
the MN» church. R08. .1. am
will he the prudent! and this theme
will he “livery DI! TMAW
Mrs. iii. lrving Smith will he the Io-
loisi. Wu cordiully iuvito ull
Mint and Rust 'Norwulk Methodist
with» to be parent: m m
in dutuil will appear in Wednpmr’I
N 307 icon" will line the m1
to her «send «lulu uufliiid TAuru-
‘L Mammalian whim tiloi Aron: '
‘mot'iuouni.‘ * '
(it) “And ,
Thanksgiving service will he held in .
m _
member: of the Congregation». Hutu-f
Biachelors Cabinets
VBalill‘OOlll Cabinets
Book Racks L
Book Tables
Candle Stonds
Card r’l‘ablcs
Candelabra Stands .
Chafing Dish Standgs
Cedar Chests
Cellarettes
Pedestals
Coiioole Tables
Console Mirrors
'Desk Tables
Dinner and Tea Wagons
Dressing Glasses
I’erii Stands .
Foot Stools
Gate-leg Tables
LJardiniei-e Stands
Kidney Tables
Uiybrclla Stands
Trays
Secretaries
Magazine Stands
Piano Benches
Reading Table ~
Sewing Tables
Shaving Stands
. Shirt Waist Bbxes
Smokers’ Cabinets
Tahourets
Tea' Tables
Tip-top Tables
L ‘elcplione Tables
Dow'er Chests
\Vriting Desks ,
LL Marlygeopl‘eorethinkingbf Chriétuias. Lists are made ‘out
....i considerable thought is required as to what this or that one,
V Alter l‘llanksgivmg the real Chris'tmao spirit will descend on L
everybody and the following three vv'ccks Will be‘ a whirl of shop-
Pmfi' ' , ‘
Just now is the time to pay a quiet visit to the Furniture and
see the immenee collection of individual articles for either women
or men. Selections made new will be carefuly stored and deliv—
cry made on such days as costumers direct.
Mahogany and French Mirrors
Muffin Stands
Music Cabinets
N'est Tables
Occasional Tables
Hall Clocks Wood Boxes
‘li‘ireside Chairs Dutch Colonial Chairs
Slipper Chairs Low'Bovs
value.
an exceedingly attractive assortment,
79¢ each.
Bristol goods in 00th white and gray
Glastonbury. Norfolk and New B'tmLowicit
Sale Of Men’s Shirts
An extra good line in patterns of woven madras, narrow and
heat stripes in black, blue rcseda and lavender on clear white,
_ These. and many other equally desirable pieces, unique.- mum of
them copies of historical furniture, priced in proportion to their
. Fourth fiber. Carpet Store elevator.
u
_ Coat stylegcuffs attached, all sizes at present writing.
,Men'a Medium W eight underwear.
'1 liree Lil
styi 3.
tires, low
high built,
Strictly
cnt Mgrades
en’s S
so. 75 and
soc.
Women’
cents.
Initials
order the
N0 orders
light
Merino, li
Heavy
Cotton
' Silk and
Marina
l
; Merino, ri
color.
- American
merino,
. 1 50¢ wool.
31,00 each Fiilc ribb
7:30 p. m. The hirir' mini an». .
clot). will bring their thing for the»
mph-mint linkers.
“Meadow-0: iiil p. in. Junior-V L‘
Auxillurr to tum ot Mia-lone.
140 p. in, Bar newts.
“ii a. In. Junior Broibgrm or.
atmrn.strnlomm. ., .
homo—momma; m a.»
“Wt. on... our 0 Mil. ~
We: at in... non -
L-L 'L'Cprsete
ASplculOtlerlng.
kill) 11 and favorite make.
The second model,
Silk and \i'ooi
Silk and wool
*Chlldrcn’ s Underwear.
:Ccltton fleecetl
iilcreut models, a well
Late
The J. B., suited to slight fig-
bi‘lst, four supporters
suds 18 to 26 inclusive
$1.00.
medium
Six supportmfi, sizes
'18 to 26 inclusive.
$1. 50. special value.
The Florita for igrg—Wahion
filled the same as a r: qular $5 on
Corset with iilediiim high bust
and six. supporters. Sizes 18 in
$2.49-
A. limited number only.
Linen Hemetitch-
Handkerchiefs
all linen, molly difl‘ii—
izcs, at 13, 17, 25, 38.
$1. 00.
Extra large sizes, 25; 38 and
Boys’ sizes, 10, 13 and 25c.
5. 1°, 13‘ I7! 259' 35.
50 and $2.00.
Children’s, 5. x0. :3, 20 and 25
hand embroidered in
finest workmanship
taken after Dec. i5
Women’ s Ribbed
Underwear
Cotton Flecccd,‘
medium weight
weight
25 and 50¢
gm Weight, 756
75c and $1.00
$1. no and $1. 50
Union Suits. '
650, $1.00, $r.5o
. $2.00
$1.50 and $2.00
$2. 00. $3. 00, $3.50
cotton
a5 and sec
libcd or plain 500 and up
Root's Australian wool. natural
Hosiery, fine while
incrcerizcd cotton and
Oil iliixiiirc-s.
SUPPER SPECIALS
At 7 o'clock we Ihai put out the iolloviins Specials.
To um room tor our new stock of Silk Hosiery will so!
out "have or
s'
W
LADiII’ eiut noon.
no quality for see.
Mr blush. Imus MI. plenty-oi
viii“.
III-noun” tor rue.
- Ar WI! purehouo.
me MAWIflI.
f ”B ”My 100.
W bottom.
“NEW OVA?! GLOVIO.
“I, WM 701' We.
‘- ‘1. W our ”slum
“ «reunification.
, Elli-MIR!!!" UNOEIWIAR. ’
Norwalk Chronicler