MEIHODIBT.
solo. Norwa‘lll Methodist Episcopal
h ohefi‘he pastor. the Rev. John E
, her, will «preach at. .both services
Gmorrow
uni, class meeting, lender, E. W. Fox:
111,-.. Men's Billie Study Class, led by
llsator; 12-111., Billie school session
chase oi R L. Coourn; 6 l) m,
fworth League dovotionsl meeting.
Will‘s. William Ewing and Miss L.
words
arrow will be as usual. Morning
asses at 9:30, led by Bro. Edmund '
.‘Iiiounson. A spiritual feast. Corrie
”arid pertains oi it. , Preaching BeerCe
10:80.3. m. The pastor will preach
sermon of the morning our] the
hair will assist in the service as us-
. al. The morning service is full of
.pi'rstion and spiritual power and n _
’ doriul help to the church toward
"Dilution living The Sunday “
A 'convsnes El. 12 In. There were‘ .,
0 than 200 present last Sunday
.we hope to 1103 as many in their
lines tomorrow
Art 3: 30 the men‘s meeting will be
old in charge of the pastor. At this
service there will he singing by s
,mole quartet. The Enworth League
devotional meeting at 6:30 p. m., will
be led by Aquila Greenwood; all-h-
Mt, “The Pawor oi Preaching." At
7: 80" The regular preaching service
filthse‘rmbn by the pastor.
Tuesday evening—Tho ill-monthly
1 silly ol' the Norwsllt Epworth mastic
"group will be held in the Rowsyton
Methodist Church. The speaker or
the evening will be the Rev. i.
Minoan or New York city. Frssidentl
,oi.’ the New York East Conference
,iliowss'th lmsue. After the address
thorn will he a social hour and re-
,‘Wednesdsy—‘—z p. m. The Ladies‘
Aldxsoclety will meet as usual. in
the evening the Fourth Quarterly
601110131100 will he held at tho Church
limit Dr. A. H. Goodenouxh in ohars9.,
Timon—4:40 p. m. The mill
, ask (foyer meeting will be held or
usual. The ladies ohms will assist
in the music. New Men are soon
wad week at this means at grace
dud she testimonies of the new 0011.
til ors‘sont. i
”—4 o. m. The Junior mail.
will be held in charge of the
Winisudent. Mrs A. Greenwood.
The sum or. you some still hn
osmium motions. Thom is all
runs attondnooe or to.
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drum n n. ohm-cumulus for
.. Charles J Gm
...-.0 My. non. holy Lord .. !
Dudley lion!
[1). 01.; Christian Endeavor. from 7 to
7:45 0.111.; presohing services, 8 p.
In. sharp.
Morning theme. “79’“ Righteousness.
Prayer with Choral Response—“Teach
Touor 301mm Unto Me
Meditation .by the Rev.
Csntstsm'l‘he Two Hervosis
Ferris 'l'ozer
This cantata. is given by the onus
let Chbil‘ of the South Norwalk
‘ sorts uro’ an inspiration and joy to ,
lilosuod is the man
' ‘. who wolltotil not 'in'
the counsel oi the
, , wicked,
”Nor sinndetil in the
"way of sinners.
'qu sittstll in the seat
ill the soornful.
mPsslms 1: 1.
., Welling at tho homo of Miss Helen
Club will be held on Tuesday even-
thesis st 00011.1
Notions for the ivoolti
who rhinisr shooting of this Kind
Word Circle will be held on Tuesday
Thompson.
The regular meeting of the Egbert
ing at the Club 30001 in the Parish
House.
The Mdies' Bonovolent Association
will hold their meeting on. Thursday
evening in connection with the mid
ivook service of the Church. There
Will be an ilanl‘tont business meet-
ing at 7. 30 to ho followed at 8 0'-
clock by u. tuiit on "Tho Light or tho
World," by tho pastor.
servidba. 11 a. in; anal... sohool,12
Subject, The Memory: of
Class meetings, Tuss-
Me Thy Way .............. Anon
u..-
_ Wm. lineman
Ottoman—Andante. ...... Schubert
Sermon hy the pastor—Torch Bearers
Through the Ages.
A. » Orsan PMMMNWW‘Q service to he held at 3:15 will so
mat Avenue ‘Methodist Episcopal Vesper service at 4: 30 001m: “The gift at Power.” u,“- Olmstesd.
.nurch."RBV- S‘. P; Fairbanks. pastor. Organ Prelude ................ Elgar will lead the ‘me‘eflng Tm, prayer
r-’-~'l‘he services throughout the day Memory .............. .. ollmlck
Eli‘, Mc-
“Gregor, Ph. 1)., pastor of First Con-
grsgstlonul Church of Norwalk: This
Bread 0! Life
...Wsiv-
Mdsio at Norwnik Congrogationul
Church: _ ,, .
Morning.
ProllldewOi‘tertory on Christmas
lilnms,op.19, No. 2 ..A Guilmant
Anthom-0 Zion, That Tollest.
D. Huck
Soplallo solo-«Tho Holy City .
Stephen, Adams
Responses-As With (Blindness Men 01’
Old Alex. S. Gibson
Postludo in l“ F. E. Gladstone
N0 evening service. Next finndny
stories, Music lfor the service: , . ‘ V
réludowndsgio m A Fist, .ASonato‘gghfvenmg' Choir practice. Fiidsy Even: ”Effigstaxge Christ Child, by
III. ...... ‘ ....... ...‘i... Guilnlnnt , 1/ " ' ..
nthem-Sing flliii HEJOice ..5-0 ACONGREGATIONAL. BAPTIST. ‘ r l 1
311mb? The South Norwaik Congregational scum Norwsik fllnptlst Church
_ Chorus. _ A Church~Pubiic worship at 10:30 Rev. R. G. Hartley. minister.~—The
,~Qusrtet——0 God Thou Art Mil a 111.: ' pastoriirill‘nrouch st‘til‘é morning‘sud V '
imnzth ------------------ 60(13le Orson Preludeonsts in F Sharp. . evening services The morning sub
‘Pos‘tlwdrh‘insle in C Minol . ._ Rheinhergsrje loot will he. ‘The secret of choral:
Guilmant Choral Chant—#The Lord is in His- tor," the eveninghublecl, "won unit
other services of the day: 9:30 a. Holy Temple ___________ Gnannlgfi I do m be saved."
The Bible class will meet at 12 01..
Classes 401- young man doll Alton
ladiesl have been orfinised and no
invite all the young people of the par-
ish to identify themselves with the
school.‘ L.
Tho subject of the Young People's
service at 6 p. 111.. will be in shards
of Mr. Buttery
The musical service for the morn
in; will be as follows:
Organ Prelude. Contilems in l) ilut
Baptist Church consisting 0i: Mrs.
J. Wesley O'Connor, soprano; Mr
‘iOConnor. basso: E E Crow‘s”, ten‘losermr usrtett vi ,
‘ or: Mrs. P loving shim, cam-alto, Y Q 0. SI our Der
, ‘ Lil'o' s Troubled . .. t
‘- Organ Postinde—élv‘ahfsre Dunolo’; Bea. mm end“
Organ postlude in D .......... Harris
The Bible school meets at 12:10 p. , A ”Evbnlna - , .,
m. The Men' is Christian inquiry Club,10rga“ prelude, Andante
under the leadership of Lewis H.‘
Nash at 1210 Topic inspiratidna Lsfoiruo-Wliy
illustrated in the Lives of Soul, 'Ds Anthem Prelim “5 the Narnia”
vid and Solomon. Senior 1'. r. s. c 3:321”; '1‘“; ,1 3' '5,” ------ ”3;“:
E. meeting at 5:45 n. in. Loader, Oil ‘ ’ _ y r on
Miss Helen Gwarts. Tonic. Sunday 0"”,er :-- """"".""."M°r"t
School Lessons This Your That Have g; rgpeliltnrtette, The N‘shiiaglior
Impnessed Themselves on Me. Postludo .......'. ............. ’Bstists
Tuesday—~Intormediste C. E. Socio-
‘ty meeting at 4:45 p. 10.
Handy Lockwood.
Thursday—Midas“ service at 7: 45
-p. 111. Topic. How to Spend the Sis-l1
on...» ...-—
First Congregational Church, Rev»
Ernest F MoGreaor ph ill, Dam-“Aha King’s Daughter. will he held ion
The JoyousSossonoiGiit Givinahss main mivodsndws mpropsrblho
otter you s lino assortment 0! Useful Articles for Christmas Gifts
mailer.
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Anthem, "God so Loved the World"
...”... ....... . ..... ...Nevin
meantime, “Bow Down Thine Eli“?
....... Schilling
OflertorY. Romulus ..... ..Zittol’hlrt
Tho announcements for the wool:
are is dollars:
Monday—(l: 45 p 111. Junior C E.
Lender Miss Freda Schlsdier. 8: 15
13.01. A business meeting or the Ben-
1ior Christian Endeavor.
Tuesday—~72 45 p.111.
running in .nloro‘st and also»
We invite «sil- strhnsers to this mid-
. Andrew's . Mission,
ht charge. . Sunday at 1: 30, open sir,
..ol the fislvution: Army The Solva-
~ tion Anny hand of South Manchester
A meeting oi‘
Wifl’k IBX‘V ids.
1
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Guile Domini church, G J. Stallion“
B.J Th... pastorMSunday, 11 s..A~ m.
Dmililm. . subject. Tulle Head to the
Flash; Act. 20: 28. 12:80, “Sabbath
8011001- 3 l1. in. should contort. 724-5,
munching. sullloot, Th0 Divine Econ.
dlltion,lsnini128: Iii. All 11rd wel-
(3.01118 .
EPISGOPAL.
vont ”The onlohrstiou or the Holy
Communion nt 8 o'clock; missiou
Sunday school at St. Faith st 9; morn.
ing prayer sud sol-mom at 10:30;
Parish Sunday school at noon; even-
sorios, "Old ‘Preoents and Now‘ldess
——Modem Aunildntltlns or the Ten
Commandments,” at 7:30.
St. Paul's Church, Rev: Louis 8.
vent-«7:30 s. m., Holy Communion;
10:30 a. m., morning prayer and lit-
asyl-aod sermono 12 01., Sunday
school; 3 p. m.,-Snuclsy school it 3t;
\l’innipnuk: 7:30
p. 1m., choral orensong. The church is
open everyday in the your all day.
All are most cordially invited.
5s mun-<0.-
SALVATION ARMY.
Saturday at 8 p. in. tree and essy
Summon mammalian” at 11
s. m. holiness meeting. Minor L. M.
of Hmiord,C6lll1.,in
Simonson,
monogram Hotel, South Manchester
Sliver. Band will play. Sunday at
2: 30 p. in. open air. corner Wall and
Main stroets. Music by the band.
on by the bond at the Town Assembly
hall. Sunday at 7 p m.. open air,
iiuhsckemo. the hand sill play. Sum
dsymi 7:30 1p. m.. union service in the
hiethodisz Churoh. Norwulkg. Colonel
Adam Glitord, of Boston. miss. will
shock on the work of the Salvation
Army A united choir from tho Meth-
odist, Congregational and Baptist
Churches will sing.
in, union service in the Congress.-
tional Church, South Norwslh. Colonel
William Pearl. chiel secrotsry or the
United States. will snosh on the work
will nil-mall m".~ir All sre invited to
intend, the shore services. Captain
and piss. iii. 3 Permit. officers in
course.
OTJAN solsuossocls'rv.
Oil won Science Sodom of Nor-
unit—Ronni“ Sands: ssrv‘i'css at the
media: moulublssonio building at 11
1 s. m. Subject, December 15th. God.
meeting Wednesdsy n 8 n. at. T0
both services the public is cordially
and iroternsly invited Reading
room anon to the public ouch week
day afternoon from ll: 15 to 5: 80.
To outlook, on after Ida, Tho
it you are not sure oi your job—-
nos s Sentinel. “inst adv. '
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. 0mm in miss. launder “at? ”h,“ “I?“ m “a 0% ...." .
moist use, My {or looks.
Grace Church, Rev. .1. “Canton Won «.
nor. ioctor «The third Sunday in Ad _
ing prayer and sermon, the Bill in the .
Howell. rector; third Sunday in Ad- ‘
Sundiy 'nt 3 p. 'm. ., sacred concert xiv. A
Sunday at 8 p. ‘
um Prourvor of him Testimony.
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with value.
sud 805.00.
ERAEI‘. “PT!” GHUHGH ONE
m1
$10.00 to $18. 00.
Sondvrich Plum. $500. $7 5° and $10.00. '
Drsvnngroom Tcsketfles, Queen Anne and Colonial $20.00
A’ Gross mount sound consort will
its sols-st tbsohursh‘st a n. in. m I ~
'1 W will'ltsss ioiloss: . ‘
mm by supsdslslds‘nt.
adulation by dm- Duh».
Lovmg Woman ~
Commenolng Wednesday. Decommi- ughtocnth, the store: will be open evening‘s for the con-
vsnicnce of thostho desire to shop during those hours. .
A Luxurious Gift for a Home
A Colonial Sowing Table, of the style her:
grandmother used.
in either Mailingany
with scroll foot, with
llanlontuliuil, or
curved rope edge. 0:
fuel and perinatal. 'l‘
are to hold sowing
‘ silks and spools.
The Plain
'ii'ilo Carved. 'l‘nbio,
choice, as the supply is limited.
Both models ,shpwn in the,
.,
”Rugs from the Orient
Purchased ellprosslysfiorthe ,Christmas‘Seasom
Carpet Store,
Gum-om and Pie Dishes 1n Silver Holders.
Silver Section.
u
E “Ts ’ ‘
Will. “Kill
lifvcci
Will _
GWBIT MEIR, if“
It may be
or Circus-A ‘
siun Walnut. and it may be” plain
Out any or-
ii may have a
we drawers
‘nmtcl'iuis,
'i‘aldqus illustrated,
$11.75.
$15.25.
If you il'avc'been thinking about lithium-we. advise an early
\
(lift Room.
‘ in practical slzes‘aud very lllmierately priced incomparison
Silifians in soft rose. blue, and. brown blended with
gold. ‘ W
Cabistans i115 intricate small" designs with wide hor~
tiers. ~ ' . s
Kurdistans of exquisite texture as silk) as \01101 and rich ill
col-or. \
Small Hamaclam, about a lard square. for table covers.
Those Rugs. which av cragc 4 by 6 ft. and somewhat smaller,
are from-acarefuily selected lot, takenironl many bales,
designs, and those who understand Eastern Rugs
llizo the values at a glance.
choice
recog-
8.
$7.50 {01' Hangidans. for the larger sizes, $15.00. $20.00, $22.50,
$05.00 up to $40.00.
first floor:
Choice Gifts for the Home
Trays with Mahogany centers and silverrims. or silver lined
with 1: tench cretonne. Sheffield openwork rims. $8.50 to $15.00.
Butler-11’ Trays, l8th century copies, the finest grade of mod~
em Sheffield silver. $30.00. $35.00 and $45.00.
Coifee Sets, three pieces, Coloui‘ai‘patlcrns. $18.00, $25.00.
Sheffield Dishes, “well and tree," thread borders, $11.50,
$12.50. $15.00 and $410.00. ’
Covered Vegtmbie Dishes, two or three compartments,
9,.
lower floor
Saturday 8113001013
. Suggestions
claw ‘
for Men’s Gifts
House Coats, n. spnoial.
sizes 30, 58, 40,42 011444.
$2.50 each.
The equal 01" any $5.00 Coat.
‘ Blanket Bathrobes, lllt‘illlllil‘
A’and dark colol'iugs, $4.00, $5.00,
$6.00, $8.00 to $12.00.
in
Terry Bathrobes at $3.00 Each.
Combinations, Tlt‘ (ind Hose
in neat box. $I.oo and $I-50.
Combination, Tie, -Hose and
Handkerchiefs, $1'.50.
Silk Knii Nockwcnl',
-,$i.50.
50 Cls ii)
Silk .-\1‘1lll)and.<, 25 cts.
Garters in fancy box, 25 and
.50 015, ,i—laberdashery Suction.“
Slackers’ Stands.
Brass, Copper, Nickel or Gun
Metal, 111; siyie that can be car—
.ried from one room to another,
that will stand by chair, couch or
table.
$2 50 cac ll
China Sim o.
“Novelties in Leather
Shoe Cases, for packing ill‘t‘.\~'
shells. $2.00.
IV
Comb and Brush in
case, $1.00. '
‘ Silk Hatbrilsh ill leather, 31-50-
Pnckct Chess, folding icallm
hoard, $2.75.
Playing Cards, Bridge, Sets, Pin»
ochle and Poker Sets, Cigar
and Cigarottc (loses, Bill Folds,
Address Books. Diaries and
Note Books in variety.
leather
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Warm Gloves ;
for Wintry .Wcather. l
Dent’s Arctic Wool Gauntlets
for men. or {or women who (it:
not wish to ho tied to a mui'i‘.
These are knitted of fine Scotch
wool without any scram-illness.
and come well up over lilt‘ arm.
$1.25 a pair.
Fowncs Gray Wool Gloves,
deep gountlois, $1 25.
Angora Gloves of silky wool.
inn color. $2..00
Mochas, silk or fleece lined,
gray or tall. $1.50 and $0.00.
Mocha Gloves for misses, $1. 00
and 81.25.
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