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light to cook with a gas , range; it"s
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Water Company
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THE SALVATION ARMY.
. The Salvation Army. 50 Water
street. South 'Norwslk, Conn; Ensign
and Mrs. E..J. Perrett, officers in
charge. ‘ , i .
Saturday-7:30 p. 111., open air ser-
vice corner Washington and Water
sheets 4 ,
Sunday at il a. m.. holiness meet-
ing in the he'll 3 p.1u.eompuny
meeting. Sunday school: 7:30 p. to.
open air service, Mahnckemo Hotel ;
8 p. m., revival service in the hall.
Monday at 8 D. m.. salvation ser-
vice in the boil.
Wednesday—«Open air service at 8
p. m., corner Wall and ‘Woter streets.
Norwalk.
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.. open air
service. corner Water and Washing
ton streets.
All are welcome.
KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH
'Rev. J. .H. Holden, pastor. Morning
services at it n. m. Subject,10pposi-
tion to the Servants of Jesus Christ.
At 12.30. Sunday school. We trust
that. parents of this part of Zion will
send their children to the Sabbath
school. Jvenlng service at 8 p. ‘m.
Subject, Paul‘s Advice to the Saints
st Ephesians. 1
Tuesday evening—- Class meeting,
We contrast all members oi the air.
forent classes to meet their classes in
order. We trust that the lenders will
see their members and will urge them
to duty.
Friday evening—Choir practice.
The first Sunday in September will
be our reunion services, and strange
ministers will fill the pulpit during
this day.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Middleton will
have charge of the sacred concert on
Blessed is the man
who walketh not. in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standstill in the
way or sinners,
_ Nor simeth in the seat
‘of the scornz‘nl.
s—Psalms 1: 1.
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METHODIST. '.m. divine worship, sermon by Broth»
Norwalk 11,1'Methodlst Episcopal er lloward W. Benedict one of our:
-. young men who is studying at Wesle-'
Church. Lincoln Holllstor Caswoll, m“ University Mlddletown‘ to ,be
ministeMTile-stor Day sermon by I come a Methodist minister il‘llS many
Mr. Caswoll will be delivered at the‘
morning hour at 10:30 o’clock and will
he a'n’peciul occasion both. on account
of the extra interest in the Labor Day
topic and also because of the return
of the church quartette from the sum-
Tomorrow morning
they will make their first appearance
itiilil- their leadership of the music
will be enjoyed by all. The quartet
,oonslsts of Miss Willa Miller. Mrs
ldlsle W. Smith, Mr. Hurry Sterling.
and Mr. Frederick Hart. led by the
,director and organist Mr. Charles G.'
Ives.
ilere follows the musical program
Mowing
Prelude, Allegretto Grnzloso, Tours
Offeriory. Duetvdn His Hands Are ,
All the Corners of the Earth
Schneker
Tenor solo—~«lesus. lover of my Soul
...... Mecdougal
Ponludwil‘cstival March Warren
At the evening service the Peter-
:eon family concert company will give
a program of sacred music which'
promises to be uplifting and inspiring
They will produce their work on the
violin and comet as well on the hu-
man voice. all of which is said to
be of on expert and artistic order.‘
The service opens at 7. 80 p. in. [fine
trance is unduly free on in the case
with all our church services. The
musical numbers for the evening will
include “God So love." “demotion."
“Wee As a Bird." "Face to Face."
"inst chord." "Sounds From Home."
"Jesus, Lover of my flout." "Dry those
Tears." “Melody in F." "Hold Thou
My Hand." “Abide With Me.”
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All pursuits are invited to feel wel-'
«come in worshiping with no at all
services. The prayer meeting come
on Thursday evening at 7:46. to which
interesting hour you are most earnest»
ly suited to «same. The class led by
‘F'ioyd 'fiuocoe. meets Tuesday at 81th
p. m. scum services open with the
class by F. ii. Radiant at 9:30 It. in
Sunday school at 12 o'clock. apnea-oh;
league st 0: 30 p. in. On Menday
evening the Peterson fatally will 8W8 Coleman sector; it: if. Sims organist; W ill 1W Vi}; ill fill horses. "
their. concert in 3 o. m- lt will a. n and choir director 15th Sunday ntter‘ the
lobar tiny occasion to which all who
. stay in town can vrell come.
driest Avenue MWM munch,
a. summons Wow user. i
. rooms?
m'iwm. movement
friends gave him a. warm greeting last
Sunday and wish him much success in,
his chosen work. The musical direc-'
tor, A. ‘N. Paddock, will preside at 'the'
organ, after his vacation of two weeks.
l2 m.. the Sunday school will meet
as usual. All scholars are requested
to be in their respective classes.
7:30 p. m., evening preaching service.
Brother Benedict will deliver the aer~
men and the regular choir will lead
the singing.
Tuesday-8 p m.. the first quarterly
conference will be held in the church
’parlor. Dr. Arthur H. Goodenough, the ,
district superintendent, will "be pres-
ent sold preside over the conference.
Thursday-7z45 p. nu. the mid-week
'prayer meeting win he held in the
Sunday schol room. These services
have been well sustained hnd inter-
esting during the warm weather. The
pastor will be present this week and
lead the meeting.
GONGRIBATIONAL.
The music at the First Church, Nor-
wnlh tomorrow, will be as follows:
Moi-ulna».
Prelude. violin with organwl-‘irst
Movement of .‘ith Sonata 0p 24
................ l. Van iicethoven
Offurtory. violin with piano and organ.
[loaning
l'reiudom‘l‘he Deluge, 0p 45 ......
C. SaintSntus
Postludu-wll'irnt Movement of Pastoral
Sonata. 011.88 . . J. lvillciubcrgcr
Mrs. Olive Grey Francis. violinist.
Mrs. Russell 0. Gladwyn. pianist.
Alex '8. Gibson, organist.
IAPTIIT.
Grace Baptist Church, Rev. G. J. Se.
brce. pastorml’resching at it n. m.
Subject. "Wil lthou be made whole?“
John ti; 6. Sunday ochol at 12:30 D.
m Preaching text ltlatthew 28: 6.
Subiect. "no really to onset God All
hum Welcome.
concoct-AL.
Trinity church liar. Frederick A
Trinity-will: no a m.. morning prayer
and sermon
Tuesday-4:43 p. in. business unset-g
ins of the Woman: Guild in the Guild
«u
i'fl’lflfioo Chuhoh’Whfl 1181,}.‘3 Benton
animal:
1tho second Sunday. i hope they will
'leavo no stone unturned in making
lthis concert 11 record’brenker. We
' cordially invite all persons to our ser-
ivices with a hearty welcome.
iBELLE ISLAND GOSPEL SERVICES.
i After Labor hey. there is generally
quite an exodus of the summer resi-
ideals from Belle lslsnd. so the last
. gospel servlco1, for the summer will be
held tomorrow :Sunday The Bible
‘ School at lanai Home at i ociook, and
the” open air net-vices at Foster Park
Tentacle. ,R .Fletcher, of Brook-
1ly‘ilii bww v39 able preachers
,of that oitw wiiixgive the gospel mere-
triage. lie and his wife are making
lthoir first visit to Belle island Mr
Fletcher is not only a. very able
~prencher but also a fine solo sinner.
He will render a few solos.
'Rev. Mr. James resumes preaching
in his city church on September H.
but Elim Home closes to attests to
guests on September 2.
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POlNGAflE AND THE WAITER.
Apretty little incident occurred at
the banquet given by the French her
to their. illustrious colleague. Presi-
dent Poincare. When dinner was over
M. Poincare called up the waiter who-
had watched over his
"Thank you. Jacques." he said. and
shaking her do with film. slipped a
banknote into his hand. ‘l won’t
have it." said the waiter. and. to the
amusement and astonishment of those
present, there was a friendly struggle
between the waiter and the president
of‘the republic. M. Poincare settled
the matters by pushing the note into
the man’s pocket. slapping him on the
shoulder and rising from the table.
Then, seeing inquiry on the faces,
round him. he exclaimed. "l was at
school with Jacques at Champigny."
'—~Krooustad Times. South Africa.
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NIGH '1‘
' ON Tuesday, September Second Nineteen Hundred
1 and Thirteom we will open. our New Store to the
public. ,Yon are cordially invited to be present. This
modern merchandising institution, comprising also
two departments, is located in practically the" googra
ical center of New York City on Wat Forty-second
Street, neanFifth Avenue.
mgr use
convenience of our pa
highland-rd Q
of the Assumption. Ansouln; Sacred
Heart Church, Bridgeport. and St.
Mary‘s Stamford. the Stamford as-
signmentbeing his last previous to
his transfer to Broad Brook. ids was
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Assignment oi Prioll~Allililiilivoecemuer 18,1897.
meniaior Ceremonies by i Rev. Patrick Duly. who has on.
Bishop
Broad Brook for the pastorate of St.
Joseph's Church, New Britain. in sec.
- cession to Rev; Dr. R. F. Moore. is in
Bishop John J. Niian has announced relative of Rev. Luke Duly. who was
the following appointments and trans the first pastor of St. Mary's Church
lore of Priests. in New Britain. and this connection
Rev. Patrick Duly from So Cath- will insure him a warm welcome to
orine's. Broad Brook. to St. Joseph's. that city. He was born in Couuty
New Britain. (Pastor). Clare. lrellnd. He has been a curate
Rev. Andrew F. Curr-lam from St. in ideal. Hartford. Newtown. Plain-
"Mary‘s, Stamford, to hit. Catherine s. ville. Sharon and Broad Brook and
j‘Bl'OId Brook. (Pastor) has served as pastor at South Coy
i Rev. John F. Callahan from St. entry and Brand Brook.
Charles“. ‘liridgchort. to Church of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Waslp‘ “Monday morning at 9 o'clock Bishop
fusion. (Pastor-l. Niinn will bless the Chapel of the
i Rev. Edward J. l’lunhutt from St. new Holy Trinity Church (Lithua-
fJoseph’s. (.‘lioatot‘. to Church of im- sins) of Hartford. After the blessing
maculnto Com-option, Waterbury. the ceremony of confirmation will be
‘(Ausiutunth 'adminlstorod. Other ceremony ap-
l‘lev. John .1. “rooms from at. pointmonts by the bishop are;
'l‘homss’. Waterbury. to Church of
tho Assumption, innsouiu. (Assistant).
September 21. Sunduywiiiversida,
St. Catharine's Church. flornor stone.
xllev. William 1". O‘Brien from fit. 1 p. m.
John's, writnrtown. to St. Thomson! September 28. Bunduywh‘ew Haven.
Waterbury. (Assistant). 'lit. Francis' Convent. corner stone,
Rev. Thomas Glostur from tit. 4pm.
Mary's, Milford. to tit. {biannual octoiier 6,):ionds1ywilsrttord. (3»
Bridgeport. (Moment). thedi‘ll. Annivemry Requiem tor
llev. Peter Doilu from Elf.
School. Deep River. to 8!.
oumford. (Assistant).
llov. Otto Heller to St. John's
School, Deep River. (Chaplain).
John's Bishop Tierney, to n. in.
Mary'sf October 11.8aturdaywriorwlch. fit.
Patrick’s. lilies» cemetery. i p. in.
October 12. Sandor-«Norwich. St.
Patrick‘s. Holy Name parade. a p. to.
Rev. Winters Dunn w or. French- October in. Sunday .._ Hartford.
Zevler's, Waterbury. (Asst-taut). Cathedral. Holy Name parade. 8230
Rev. John Maury to Church of luv“ p. m.
nude. in October as. Sundaywiiiheltou 8t.
sistantl Joseph's consecration of altar and
new. thump} lunch to at John a. dedication of church. 10: so a. m.
Wetst‘tovtn. (amount). l November 9. Sundayws‘ridgeport.
M St. Patrick' Dedication of church
lav mic. (terrific. the new 2»: all n. in. .
aisle:- or“ t. traumas church in November 1. monophonic“
m brook. has been in the mists outpost-oi. Anniversary Maison; 1or
30m
slump jean. lie has once timeout! clergy of atom town it,
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Hellowa’ school.
In.
Corner stone. 3 p
' The Holy Name societies of Hart-
ford county will hold a demonstra
tion horn on October 19. when Bishop
Nilsn will address the members in
St. Joseph’s Cathedral at 3:30 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The short calendar of the Court of
Common Pleas will be held nevi. vFri.
d” in Bridmort.
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more and more udvorne to the move
public opinion seems
and the hunting of Saturday will
surely be a lively one. The Men of
inciting lili'eraido avenue an outlet
for the freight busiuon of the rnii.
road will undoubtedly be turned
down in a strenuous manner. .
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'glorh
them will be a bearing in the salon.
men‘s room upon the petition of the
Connecticut (30.. relative to the put.-
tiug in of split tracks on Riverside
avenue. leading from the trolley
tracks at Bountiful: station to the
freight station of the N it. N. H
a it. it. it. to the factory of the
Walloon Paper Co. to tho factory of
the Atlantic Starch works and to the
storage house of (innit Bros.
The Connecticut Cu. lust (Jolene:
made the some request and the
town meeting very ntmumisiy option
ed the more and furthermore ,. in.
attracted its selections to see that
his witches were not not in and that
any attempt on the port of the our»
user. “iii“ in frustrnle bit Ml“.
accessible from all surface cars; subways '
roads, as well as from the Pennsylvania
and New York Central Terminals.
advantages in equipment and appointments which
(his new building possesses assure the comfort and
. Ketchondise of only the
clinic prices.
‘P’.’ r.
STERN choruses
Video of the beautiful display.
The numerous
easy is desirous of again gainful: tho
town's permission and locating the
spur tracks.
The second annual exhibition of
the local artists. whom is being held
at the Westport library. is very much
or a success from every point of View
The pictures are of the very MM»
order and hundreds of New York (3le
ice have written much for the mall?
politan papers regarding this same. To.
describe every picture would rennin;
a page or more and the pen atoll
expert is needed in order to m
convey the true merit of tho victor“?
to the reading public. To one than! it, .
the only way in which to conceive“!
Tito
local artists are receiving uollmltidr
praise for the work they have (loud:
The funds raised will be for til
benefit of the Wanton” library.
A sood adv. pus bent in new
poser. ' ii
~8entinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive count of emails»,
cation. They afford a direct way Oh
carrying a mm to the ones who:
will be the most interested.
K'IlNI—«KNADLII
The marriage of Miss «Morocco “6. V:
Knndler of West Norwslit, to M
M. Keene. of a Hawkins ovation. M
Norwalh. has 1m aonminood. The
ceremony comm-en at Harrison, didn't:
York. on April 12th.1913 and m
DMDi'llle by the nm (room mm
Naught. Mr. and Mn. Keane m w
siding in West Not-walk. Ho ii 5
popular employs of the Voik Balm
puny, and um urine has been W
on in the Clusil contour loom
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