monomer, , .
, lrst Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. John E zélter, poster-Tho
stor :wlll preach at both serviced
‘t marrow. At the morning service,
.,10:,‘3o the choir will repeat the
hanksgiving Day Cantata,” which
i rendered inst Sundtv evening.
‘ pic 01 the eVenln3 oer-111011. “A Ton.
of the day is as follows:
', 10:30 a. m.
Prelude. Cantilever in A flat. Dubaili
Anthern. Gloria from 12111 11111517.... .
. ' noun
Cantata. "Song or Thunka¢1v1ng, by
1 0-. . 031;. 1 n (no 3911119“
Postlude, Andontino ..'i‘-h 5111111119
1
..1.~-.
A name: Cantata entitled “Sour
~ Thanksgiving," by Garrett. ‘
Bliss {imitative and chorus "And
Thou Shall memos Feast."
Soprano Solo and chorus, . “That
which in the Field." *
flymn. Lord of the Harvest," .
‘ , " Choir and congregation
,7 Chorus. “No Sacrifice 01 Blood We 01-
for Thee. "
780911119 recitetlve, "Young Men and
~ Maidens."
Tenor Solo and chorus, “With F11111,
‘, 0 Lord in Thee."
‘Qusriette, “0 All ye arson Things."
Trio 1111 Women's Voices, "0 Flowers
that are Faineat."
Soprano recitstlve and chorus, "While
the Earth Remaineth."
- 7 11.111.
Prelude. Prelude to whengrin...”
Wagner
Anthem, Venite in A. ........D. Buck
Quartet Hear O my People........
Stevenson
Poetludo Prelude et Fugue in F
moior ...... . ..... 1. 8.311111
Other services of the do)": 9: 80 o.
“in. Glass meetinx Moder Mr. E.
777. For. 12 m. Men's Bible ciao.
13 in ‘Bible school session in charge
of Supt. R. L. Cohurn. 6 p. in. Hip-
Worth League devotional meeting.
, Monday-41: 30. Patrols 1 and 2 of
”the Boy Scouts meet at the church.
7: 00 Boys Athletic club.
{John Greenwood.
‘ Wednesday-6 to 8. The Epworth
jams chapter will give it “mid boll.
“ any" rapper and at 8 p m.. hold the
* molar monthly business meeting in
‘7 the chapter.
Thursday/m7: 45 weekly
fleeting, led by the pastor.
‘ flochcro' Study ole-o.
mar—~11: 15 Junior Epworth 140-.
{no mobiles. 1 p. In. Jnnion M
786011" service.
W '
11mm M. n. 1311111111. 111111111711 11.
Boswell pastor—4hr: cloning um»
- at the 119111011101. Church will be new
. tire muoiml hour in which the lunar-
prayer
8 1 50
the organist. Charles lvoo. will mu
dor the noted contain ontitlod. Tho
Lilo Everlasting. by it: Almnder.
Mr. Cantrell wil not 1117.111 at this
muouooi mice. The 7101!
mulch will to minimum
110: to 11. 111. hour or will
7710 Men's 31bi. {11in
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‘ Quartet, "111111 is the 17701111» "
311111111 Works." The musical pros,”
" lows1+Class
~ will he observed. 12 m.
Tuesday—Class meeting, led by Mr. .
at under the «Mont Ridership oi
.Vibomn unlootbe readers or
7711181111911 'j‘lo tho man
who wollloth not in
~ tile oounoel 0: the
wicked. ..
bier atandeth in the
, way of sinners.
~ “.‘Nor 1111111111 in the loot
‘ Voithe acorntul. ‘
~—-Ps‘alms 1: 1.
Baritone Solo, my Father's
hwm'" 7 .
HQuorte‘t “Then shall they see the
Son of men."
Alto Solo and Quartet, "He will swal-
low up death in victol'yl."
acetone *Solo “Blessed are they "
came
Lord."
“In
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. 8. Phll‘airhunks. pastor.
-—'l‘he Sunday services will he as fol-
meeting at 9:30 o. m.
lender Bro. Edmund :Trounson. This
in older] plnoo to ”GONG tho splrlt- '
no) power 11911111111111 needed (on sorv‘ioe
At 10:80 a. 111., there will he a s‘er-
vice tor. the reception 01 members and
the Sacrament of the. Lord's Supper
The'Sundov
school will meet-as usual. The mem:
here will practice the Chrlotmes car-
ols tomorrow. 4 p. m. A meeting for
men will be held at the church in
charge 01 the pastor. 6:30 p. m. The
Epworth Leone devotlounl meeting
will be led by Mrs. Harold H1111;- sub
ject, Sending Forth Messengers. 7:30
The regular preaching service will he
held with sermon by the pastor and
some good music by the choir.
‘1 Monday ,evenlnsv'l‘he Epworth Lea:
gue Will hold a surprise social at the
home of ‘Mias'lssbel Hartford 01 Win-
field Street. An interacting and nov-
oi pnomni has been prepared. A
chart short business echelon will Dre-
cede the social. Every-body is invited.
Come and have a good time.
Wednsodoy~2 p.111. The ladies’
Aid acutely will meet in the church
parlor to new
Thundoy~7zis p. m. 'Tho regular
church prayer meeting will he held.
All members are invited to attend
thin menu of grace. A large number
on availing themselves of the priv-
ilepé and receive a blessing in so
doing.
Friday—3:15 p. m. The Junior Ep-
worth boom will hold 11 meeting at
the church for religious inetructlon.
OONORIGATIONAL.
First Congregational: church, South
Norm-ilk. Rev. John emulsion. pastor.
«Services will be held in the morn-
ing and oiternoon its usual, the mom-
in; wrohlp “-10:89 and otternoon
W mice at 1:30. in the morn-
inc the poster will) then celdbrotesi
hlo ilrot Inniveresry as motor or the
9on1, Lessons from the firstfyoer."
The motor semen of the morning
will he on the oubioct, “The word at
m“ It 7
110011. Rev. B. G Hartley, motor of
WWII Nor-mill Reprint church
W mo. mun-.7119 chair will
give 11 Who program with
W coauthor-o. 1111 connection with
haunt on ulna to note the
111* to, 1.11on of south
17411111111 Twomlbly
hour (7:15). the midweek oorvlce 01
the church will he held Topic "For-
giving Sin and «Healing Diocese. " up .
‘fllends are cordially invited.
11:. «Society will
- e. n Stilts, Scout; Master.
~ Morning service at 10'. 30 a m with
"0 give thanks unto the 7
church will give or serlncn prelude on "
At the mm wide in the litter .
.milntulollouoouu tho,
on Thursday evening of. the tum
son Murk 2:142. All membero and
On Friday attornoon the Junior 0
meet at 3:19. The
Boy: 8001115 will‘meet at 7:31) hm
First Congregational Church; Rev.
Ernest 71‘. McGregor. Ph. D. pastor.——-
preaching by the pastor.- Subject:
“The Spirit 01 Thanksgiving" In the,
evening there will be 11 Thanksgiving
Musical service at which Moundor'o
"Song of Thanksgiving? will be song.
The photor- will give 11 brief uddreon
on the topic, "A Ploin Courtesy.” The
Sunday school will meet. at noon.
The mid-week service will be held
on Thursday evening at 8 ‘o' clock in
the chnpel or the perish 1101159. 9111»
ject: “Wayside Mercleu." " ,
The Doorkeepers Circle will meet
On Monday droning at the home or
Mrs J Raymond Marvin, 1111711111}
Ridge leaving the Boston Store
corner at 7. 36 p. m‘.
The Minister-lug Circle will meet
on Tuesday, at 3 o'clock in the after
noon at tho being 01 1113.171111an
Lockwood. 71 west Mnln 317091.
The (Sleepers circle will Meet on
Tuesday evening at the wroonnge.
The Ladies' Benevolent Adenoiotion
will meetin the chapel or the pariah
o'.clok Subject, “The Liiht oi the
World. First half of sixth chapter."
Mrs George R Barnum will be in
charge.
The music at the First Congrega-
tioml Church, Norwalk. tomorrow
will be no 701107711:
Morning.
Prelude, Introduction and, Allegro
in G ........... . ..... .W.‘ Faulgso
Anthem. "Thou, .0 Lord..,ere my
Shield," ....... . ...... T. Stevenson
Soprano solo, “The!) earth is the
Lord's" .......... P. A. Schneclrer
Response. "Billeas the Land, 0 my
soul" .....'....'.....Alex. 8. Gibson
Quartet, “Come ye thankful people
come." ..... ..........Adanl Gelbol
Postlude, Prelude 110111271 ,Symblh
ony CM Wider
Evonlnn. X .
Monthly Musical Service.
Prelude, Allegro m-mphonlque. op.
48,110.10 ...,.......'rheo'.'8alome
Oilortory, Pastel-ole in 0.. .A. L Wely
Selections .from J. .H. Mounder's
Cantata. "A Song 0! Thanksgiving."
1.,0uartethe “0 come. let us sins
unto the hard!”
Duet, Soprono and Toner,
eyes or all with upon Thee."
Quartet, "More the Mountain:
were brought forth.“ ‘
2. Soprono oolo and Quartstto.
"crest is the Leroy -
"The
3. Tenor solo and Trio, “God the
Lord hath woken."
5.601151037111011, Hymn lilo 986.
“We plow the holds and mother."
4.00ntrolto solo. “The grooms
Lord hath spoken. ” , '
some sole, "0 lovely horrors!"
Duct Somme (in: Tenor, "The
blushing laid! appear 1117:3711: com'
mo" .
Quintet; "For «no 113:1 Thy
word cultural. " '
.Booo solo and Qulrtet. “The Any:
0! “an." 7 7
5. Tenor cold. “0 Thou w
slant m1.“ ‘ “
Coumpotum Hymn.
hurdle anchor will he upholstered.
A or woleorho ‘
Trinity Churcbfitev 11‘ A. Coleman,
rector. ~Advent Sundoy “Eundnyl 8 a
1 111.1: Celebration oi the Holy common;
‘ ion 10: 80 a. n1. Golarbiltlon 701' lilo
Holy Cowmunlon and sermon 12 111
Bible clear and Sunday school 7 30
P in. ‘
render "'l‘he song 01 Thanhoglvlng"
by Mnunder. ‘
7. 110 p. ..111 Monthly buslucsr meeting ~
01 the womens Guild. Full attend . u
once desired as ~this is the 111st meet- '
1111; before the Parish Fair which will
be held on Wednesday, and there are ‘
many plotters, or importance to be
dioousoed.
clone iced by. the Rev. K Mackenzie.
Thole lesson studies on the gospel or
St. John are proving to be very inter-
oiltiug‘ and helmul. A cordial invita-
lion in extended to all to attend.
[113.7716 Annual "Fair of the Parish
will. be hold in the Perish hell.
mg. the evening there will be an en-
attainment.
will be special things for the child
, ren'.
1710011.
and business meeting or the Girlo'
Friendly SOcIetil
house on Wednesday afternoon At 3 .
Louis B. Howell, rector. wFiret Sun-
day in Advent. ~7: 30 s. 111.. Holy cow ~
muuion; 9: 46 a. :11 1110111171! prayer; ’
10: 30 a. In. Holy Communion; 12 In
, Sunday school: 3 p. 111.. Sunday school «1w 1‘1“
at St Andrew's Mission, Winnipauh; 7
7:30 p.; 111.. choral evenoons. ‘
all to attend the services or the
church
day in the 'yelti‘, all dny, for private,
prayer and meditation.
ner. rectum-First Sundoy in Advent.
4411110 nrst celebration of the Holy
{Communion at‘s o’clock; Mission Sun»
311m 170th 111 mm film at 9:00;
The ‘oecona celebration 02! the Holy:-
Communian and sermon at 10:30;
Parioh Sunday school at noon;
nrlnlotntion oi the Sacrament of Blur
than. 111‘ 8: all.
111 service, at 7:110.
‘50, Water atroet. South Nor-well. can
111111 and Mrs. E. J. Perrett, omcero in
charge.-—Msdor Thou. Bowl“) of New
York city will conduct special ser-
vices Attire local 'COWR this week .
and. Muller cowen is an AW outoor
01 many years experience Working in .
the Army in his native loud ol’ Scab
[Ind and then in this country, he one
bodexperiouce in mop: dilioront. 1
~ branches or the work/Ham also 11
11111111 Bible student and hiooemons: -
721M weelr end promm‘to be helpful:
Bowie“ are to. be uo'dollowo: ‘ ‘
3 p.‘ in.
in: 3180 p In Moo Motion} North
Main “not. 71117 p. .111. Open oil-.8 _
p. 111.~ Miro; oorvloo. ' “ ~ '
W",
‘ SPIWGFAL.
Muiiool service The choir will ”‘ '
Mondul‘H—«l 30 p 111. Boy Scouts.
Theodore—7: 45 p. in. Bible may
Wednesday—Afternoon and even-
D'ur.
In weatherman there
Admloulon tree in the often
murmur-7:15 p. m. Devotion
Friday~7145 p m. Choir rehool‘oalr ‘
Paul's Church Norwelk." Rev ,
St
A cordial invitation 13 amended to
Th‘mchuroh is open every
(truce Church. Rev. J.'Benion Wer- ~
Ad.
Evening prayer, music-
!ALVATION ARMY.
Solvuuon Army services, Hell. No.
WNW? at 7:110‘11‘. in.“ 0m ‘amn y
F‘m Md any. 7
Sunday at 11 a. 1n. Holiness um.
All on invited to attend‘tlgo above
' 1 weeks
. first floor
Prices $7 50. $15.00 $29. 00. $22. 50. $25 90.
$32. 59. $35 .90 and $40.90
p t licSoond. upon us with the
. . , approach of December, and it is our‘ ~
' , HMentholover-y'person 111 search of Christmas Remembrances during the coming three
auntie hoppy in his pleasant task Forgot the intrinsic vnlue of gifts, remember» '
lug only the thought that promote. ‘
Our bountiful Gilt Room on the second {1001 is agathering of all such merchan—
disc, as Christmas shoppers like to See, and it is planned with othc ideo of
with its suggestions. Visitors are ‘mvitctl to come frequently
hclping
ransacked 7
WE: have
the markcth for things unique and the artistic treasures of linen continents are reo-
resented.
Rugs from the Orient a Recent Importation.
Belmohistans' m moderate 451ch for gchcrel liolnc‘
115e,
blended dork reds. brownzl and black '
the
designs in soft‘y
Kurdistan Prayer Carpets soft and silky, and 0f lodeslubnblv rich colorings.
Shirvan Rugs from neliliern Persia. when they have Cilme by caravan
marketshand the bountiful closely novim Cabistans with the
' sign in deep blues. inns and gold.
Temple Rugs of the finest Egyptian cotton, and these have
' low sill-.111 them one finds the “Tree. of Life,'7’ the
other emblems of the faith. ,-
to Eastern
sypmb‘ollc “palm” (113-. 7
every 7 appearance of
“Swinging Censor" and
Hmudans. the small “saddle rugs“ which are desired by Western cultured people
for table mats .
These and many others; of like quality and a large showing
Artistic Furniture .
Handicsrved Screen of natural Tcokwood irorn Saharanporc.
brown lacework and is rarely beautiful.
‘ 1 Mahogany Trays lined with pieces of Chinese hand embroidery on silk.
‘ cates and the number very limited.
in the Carpet Store.
It resembles a piece of
No dupli~
Teakwod Tabonrcts. black and natural color, late importatious. the choice selections
« of a large importer and mark ed very reasonably.
“Thousandvleggcd” Table of Calcutta! Mahogany arranged With tctc-a-tctc breakfast
' , setting.
Drcsaing Table of Circausian Walnut with triple mirror.
Console Table with Mirror to combine, Adam style.
Sheraton Chairs and Tea Table, Tet» Set" in Indian Tree design.
01km Dower Chest, cedar lined, capacious in size with trav.
. Sewing Tables of Colonial Mahogany and Cimnian Walnut.
Martha Wallfington Sewing Table of inlaid Mnhigany
Dining Room Suite of Tudor 0111:. ten mucus in the collection. - , 7 &
Colonial Lowboy d Kahuna}: with swinging Mirror m cox-11111113111111.
Comer Chair of Mahogany, high back, Chinese Chippendale. .
' chobean Chain. Colonial “Crochetefl Windsor Chairs, Pedestals, and various small
pieces for individual use.
Colonial Secretary of Mahogany with black shelves, eightenih century.
Kidney Writing Table, Sheraton style, for boudoir use
Choice Picceo of China. Sheffield Silver. Brass and Leather Goods, Jewelry, Vases
and Baskets.
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