METHODIST. ’
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
. south .Nomslhr—W. H; Weltehem,
,Pastor.——Public worship with sermon
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. :m. The
pastor will preach st Ihoth services.
“subject or the morning, “The Value
w .ol'l‘rue. Genuine Feeling, With an
. Outlook on Religious Indifference.” In
. the evening, “The Cry at on Ambi-
tious Soul,——mscs.pe from Mediocrncy."
, Attractive music at ‘both services.
Both morning and evening worship
will be in the Chapel while the main
auditorium is undergoing thorough
renovation. Biblesclmoi still m, T
I. Raymond, Supt. “Bible Classes of. all
grades for all ages.
"Boy Scouts. Monday evening, 7:30
p, in.
Class Meeting, Tuesday, 7:45 p. m
John Greenwood. Moder.
Regular monthly Meeting or the 0f-
ilcisl Board, Wednesday, a p. in.
General Church Prayer Meetlnx.
Thursday, 7: 46 p m.
Junior lass-no, 3:15 o'clock, Friday
This is the first meeting of the an~
iors for the season. Mrs. Nelson Hoyt
and Mrs, ire. Gregory in charge; in
is hoped there will be a. large turn
out on this the ilrSt gathering of the
season.
Norwsllr Methodist.
Episcopal
Church, 141:1an Hoilister Cssowell,~
pastor—Mess meeting on civic meters
of interest to all citizens of Norwalk
will 'be held Sunday evening at 7:80
o'clock. At this meeting William Mc-
Comb, the civic—evangelist who has
been pnomoting the new Chamber oi!
Commerce. will deliVer his address or
lay-sermon on The Life and Lessons
of the Prophet Daniel. The meeting
will be entireily undenominntionsl in
character end all people interested in
the welfare at Norwaik are invited to
come. Mayor E. .l. Flnnigan and Mny~
or R. M. Wollonnd Judge J. ii. Light
together with Rev. Ernest more“
. , and Rev. John Slamletnn will be with
the pastor of the church in the pulpit
and will assist in melting the service
one of great import and significance
to the new City of Norwalk. All oth-
er pastors of churches in the city are
invited to participate in this service
if their duties in their local parishes
will permit. At the morning ser~
vice at 10:30 Mr. Csswell will «preach
and the regular form of service will
be observed. The music for the do?
is as follows:
Morning.
Prelude-«Melody in A, il'lst..fluliment
Quench-Love Divine ....... Merits
Q‘Jnrletrmc‘fltflw Domino in 0. .Buck
Reminds-Morel: in 1" ...... Wallis.
Evening.
Prelude-iliorcosn Minions. . .Aslimell
unarmed) (led at (lads. 0 Light or
lehis ........ . ........ fiend
lisritono Hole—wl-low Long, 0 Lord
Wilt Thou Form Mel .. . Rogers
Postiudo in l" ........ . ....... film
ulloudsy eveninx it special meeting
of the Otlcisi Hoard will convene to
consider mutton mum to the (limo
her 07 (Marco ow Mn: omens-
sd in tile city.
Theodor. the class meeting of it. '1‘
issues m at it D. in
mm It 7:“ it. I» ll! mm
www.mm willbomxhlflol
muss sudms mails mm m
m mamas-am luv.
5. l". m. ”store-i: 30
1M nestles. m m
.flhm
‘- day.
blessed is the m ‘
, who walkout not in ‘
wicked, .
Nor standetb‘“ in the
Way of sinners.
'Nor sitteth in the sent
0‘ th.~W-rh
--Psslms 1: 1.
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Tho‘J’uniors are requested to note the
the counsel or the l
.. _n‘l;I;I;l:l:l:i' -:l:l:-: rgu .s: . ,I;"'Z-:I:':I.I :s:-:-:¢.-; .- '
New Suede use Wit lugs:
royal .purplc, brow green .
Mussolini: Satin Sashes.
finished with insulate ends.
(stably priced.
~..
Sweaters.
warmer apparel.
TheNE
as wseumerou sr.
theme of the day fiesn'li‘rldsy to Sun— . ‘
it “is hoped there willh’e a large
attendsnce to begin the yesr'smork.
0:30 p. m, the Womb League dayc-
tiooei service will be led by Mrs.
Hannah Seymour; subject. School and
College Night. 7:30 p. an, evening
preaching service. Sermon by the
poster. Music by the choir. You are
invited to come to these services in!
the spirit of prayer that God will bless
His people in this place. ‘
Wednesday—«2 p.1n., theLsdles' Aid
Society will meet in the indies purl
lor to sew.
Thwsdey—‘i: 45 11. in, the mid-Week‘
mysrmeetinswlllbeledhythem
tor. vile will draw lessons from Th0;
Healing of the More Man at the
Temple Gste.
hitter-4! sp. in, the Nor-walk Grout)
«mortalmneswill hold a rally
at the Canon Station Church. The)
in. W. H. Wokehsro will give an
wrench Turning Cell. sud a. so
chi ‘house will follow in charge of the
Cannon Biotin Chapter. A deluge?
this from the East Avenue League
will sttend.
Sauntuclr Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. Hubert D. Jones. minis-
ter—«Morning service at me Preach-
in; service in the evening at 7: 37
o‘clock. All are cordially invited.
-. Offertory soioction~Vlolin solo,
Knight Street A. M. E. '(J-h‘firch»I
Services hi the morning at 11 s. m...
epresching and love least. Sunday}
school, 12:30. All children are invited!
to attend. 3 p. m.. the sacred concert‘
under the directors of Mr. snd Mrs?
Frank Middleton. 8 p. in. panelling.
by the presiding elder. The pastor
hopes to have all members rpresent at
the first quarterly meeting of the con-l
vference your.
CONGREGATIONAL.
l
emu Nowell: Congregational)
Rev. John Sublet“, motor-«Tho cen»
tor of interest It tomorrow morning s
service will be the sacrament of the.
Lord's supper which will be observed
immediately {climbs the commu-
nion meditation by the poster. The
subject oi the communion though! will
be Qymbols o! the Upper Room. The '
service will begin st 10: 30 as usual.
The music tor the service will be no
follows:
Orson Prelude-«Allerion ..Bcetboven
Response
Oil-'ortory—-improvlsstlon. ‘
Authemmo Lord Thou Art My
litrenuth.... ......... ,....ilodnrd
Postiude-«F‘iusle From First Syin
ebony ............... “Beethoven "c“
in the events: the second service
of the church will be in combination
with the christian llindesvor Society,
at which time the poster will speak
on The Cathedral Esrvloo of Europe.
This will b- tlw second in the ser-
ies of sddreuses on the "Wells life
0! Europe which the poster is giving
in connection with these evenluc our»
' Duet—~24)! Faith Look! Up to Thee
, i2 Noon—The Bible school will meet
liam E. Marvin on Wednesday morn-
ing at 10 o’clock,
The music at the Norwslh Come?»
gutlonni Church, tomorroy, svlll be so
follmvs:
Prelude~An Autumn Sketch
............... J. Hyatt Brewer
.. ............. ...Geo. B. 'Novin
Tenor Solo—Kenyon is My Home .
.............. Toum Sucrose
Response~bood Down Upon Us
........... Ale. 9. Gibson
Trio (new)~—Weicome. fiweet Day of
Rest ........ ) ..... Alex. 8. .01an
Postlude-Oil'ertory in F . W. Mikes
Alex 5. Gibson, organist and direc-
BAPTIST.
South. Norwnlk Baptist Church. 8on-
dny service. Public worship 10:30 is.
m.
Organ prelude—Fantasia
................... Berthold Tours
Scripture lesson and responsive
reading.
Anthem—~“l Will Sins of Thy Pow-
er.” .......... . ..... Sullivan.
Pastor-oi prayer and choral response.
mimicry-anon. . .Joachis Raft
'Mr. Hoskins
Sermon by Rev. L, L. Zhorey, inter-
state secretory oi the Baptist illust-
gsrinn Churches of Americs. The
pastor is KN to introduce Mr.
Zborsy who has been instrument- ‘
nl in erecting the Baptist llunnr—
inn mission on Lexington avenue.
Organ Posilude .. Christian Cappeleu.
at the usual hour. Preparations
are under way for the graduation
exercises of the graded depart-
ments of the school“ which will
take place on Rally Dsy
7: 70 p m ——-Pubilc worship.
Organ prelude—~Andnnte.
.................... llssil list-wood
Evening lesson and prayer.
Anthem—-“l Will Greatly Rejoice,"
......................... ...Owsh‘
Olfortoryworgun—‘Evening Prayer,
..................... Henry Lsmut
Offertory soio~—~"'l'he Path of the
Just,’ .................... Roberts
Sermon by the pastor.
Orson posilude ...... Theo Salome
There will be a special service of
song led by the pastor at 6: 30 u or
All the young people or the church are
invited to this service. Mrs Frank-
lin Smith will be present at this sorv 7
The Annwnmm for the Week
'l‘uoldsy. 7M5 p, to. An important
meeting or the some Circle at King’s
Delight/ere will meet in the lecture
roots. The pastor desires to meet all
the members or this «(solution
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. A business
meeting of the teachers or the Billie
Ichiol will be held in the church All
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Even the simplest little frock needs a sash. We are
showing a beautiful assortment in all ,the popular colors,
., In a handsome variety of plain and fancy colorings.
Especially desirable for girdles or sashes. All very ms
These cool mornings and evenings reminds one of
We have s splendid line of Sweaters' in
all the best styles and poplar colors. ‘
(‘Prices onunsaos.10vs-lsle-l..l. .1..l..l..|$1. 98 to $8.00
vloss ms sll. both old sad young will“ ””59" W “'1!“ ‘7 “WWW
sre cordisily invited to attend The 1'13“"de 7= 45 9- lib—"m WW
church choir mu be in Me or the W ml" "M0" 0' on “him
buckle, Copenhagen Mutt
‘ :3 memoirs“! coil/tits;
or
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,
Real. value $7.50. at 81.00
to
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Ryan Co.
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‘Dyes‘ That Alford
' White Feet
Comfort
The sdvsntsge or white-toot
(umiycdi «hosiery in in the net-
ursl unbleached softness of the
'ysrn. Some dyes used in ordi-
nary hosiery harden the fabric
and this sort, comfortsble effect
is lost. The dyes used in mak-
ing DAR‘NLM Hosiery color
without hardening the lsbrlc.
They leave the fabric salt. and
comfortable witllbnt necessitat-
ing s whitevloot finish.
Buster Brown's
Damless
Guaranteed
0
Homery
For Men, Woo-non and Children,
25¢ a psir, $1 a In
'is inspected several times to in-
sure perfection. Every pslr is
periect—vevsry box mined
for four months. Here are the
solute in which it mile my
other 25c brand-dummy,
style. comiart. lit, finish. Ask
for itw‘you'ii ilnd it better than
. description.
A Dickerman &So‘n
Oi Wuhinaton Oh,
(touch Namath.
PM" 440-
loveiy Northwest Novelnes for Autumn
It cannot be made too emphatic that often the Col~
lar, Fichu, or Ruff really gives the distinctive touch to
the costume, and the clever woman will select something
very attractive to 11pr out between senses, thereby alter-
ing, the nppettrancc of her gown upon occasion. Sl'lt: may
wear whatshe will too, for n 0 end of variety is offered
Catherine do Medicis, that wouderiuiy interesting
but unecrupulously lady of old France gave her name to
an: artisticrcollar that has been a favorite vvith women
through: the centuries. It will be were this winter, and‘
may be as expensive as onetlesires,_
Camisoles of shadow lac c or point d‘esprite are no
cessary with titan-y gowns, and are exquisitely dainty with
frillsvof lace at the neck, and a glimpse of broad ribbon
bands underneath. Prices. $r.oo, $1.25 to $3.50.
’Fiehu- Collars with folded surpiice effects, edged with
wide or narrow piaitings, can. be worn with any dress, so
and 75 cts, up to $5.00.’ .‘
Phltingc of net or lace, Tulle Ruffles in black
whilst, Ruchings, cream, corn, black or white. and
combinations.
Hair Ornaments for Evening Wear
A Clearance of Selected ”Styles
Nets of gold or silver, wide-meshed, beaded with bril—
liarrts and pearls.
Hairpin: with dancing Spangled ornaments.
Rodpins set with brillian ts and colored stones.
Bandeau): and Film, single or double strands. set
with jewels, a. very attractive display of ornaments that
have been $1.00 and up,
39¢, your choice.
' Rhinestone Bandeau", with tips and aigrettes of os—
trich or marabout,
95¢.
Former prices $1.50 and $2.00.
Jewelry Section.
Beacon Blankets, Warm and Light
Especially at this time of year are Beacon Blankets
desirable They give enough warmth, they are pure cot-
ton. light weight, non—shrink able and fast color. Frequent
visits to the laundry do not impair Beacon Blankets.
‘ Beacon Bathrobe Blankets appeal to the man who is
a bit fastidious regarding his negligcc wear, and they are
ideal for boys' wear. ‘
Special display at present.
32. 50.
Women’s Ribbtul
Underwear
for cool. weather.
.. A. good grade of cotton suitable
for fall wear.
Vitus, high neck, long or short
sleeves,
Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. '
Low neck, short and no sleeves,
Pants, knee or ankle Icngtli.. .
Tights, knee length. ......
25 cts. a garment.
Children’s Cotton Vests and
Pants, 25, 39 and 50 cts.
Main. ‘Floor, north.
“——
Clearauce of Men’s
Summer Shirts‘
Important to economical buy-
ers, for the entire stock of Sunt—
mer Negligces, in value $1.00 to
$1.50, is to be closed right out.
Except for designs, quality of
workmanship and material are
just the some as the fall styles.
The designs are those of the sum-
mer.
69 cts., and all sizes.
Sale
morning.
commences Saturday
Main St. entrance, first section.
School Supplies
Many inventions are there in
help the youthful plodder along
the royal road to learning.
Lacquered Pen and Pencil
Boxes that are equipped with
safety locks and keys. 25 etc.
Fountain Pens of a creditable
Sort, 39 cts.
Colored Crayons,
cases, so and 10 cts.
Note _and Composition Books,
fat ones, many paged, 5c and 10c.
Pads that tempt to problems.
or themes, 3 for 10¢.
Compass Dividers, 25c.
Book Straps, 10c.
Nice light cork Penholders. 5c.
Erasers, Pencil Sharpeners,
InkWelis and Pencils in gay varic-
ly.
two simi
Lower Floor.
Mission Sunday school or St. Faith at in: them practically non-sinkcble.
. 9 o'clock; morning prayer and ear They are 343 feet 6 inches long, to
feet 1 inch wide and draw live test
{when loaded.
Christ Church, Rev. J. Hypkin! The new iloots are for use on the
. Brown, rector; seventeenth Sunday al- car ferry between the New Havens
tor Trinity—~8unday school at 7. 30 a. lreisht terminal at Oak Point in the
m.; morning preys: and sermon at borough of The Bronx. New York city,
mon at 10: 80.
~ 10: to s. m., ' evening prayer and ear. and the Pennsylvania Jersey Central
: met 7: 80 ii in.
and Lehigh Valley terminals in New
Evening prayer and sermon Willi! Je.rsey On the “erase 2.100 cars a
evenlnt at I lollowsd by choir" no day are coated between these Mints
host-sill; The record for a. single trip was
made by two or the new floats
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. summon some: socim.
i m mes sum. of W
iAugust 11 lost. on these two nests.
issued to one or the New Haven in tugs,
. mm um. “osmium. stl
tussle.
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The Sunder school mu most at the Gospel of fit John will continue
for it works.
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there were transported on this trip
so landed freight ours. The cars them-
selves weighed 780 tons and theirconv
tents 2.561 tone. or a combined weight
tor one and contents or 3.301 tons.
To bull the cars hosted on this one
trip on these hosts required two hem
locomotives.
With the sddltion oi the new frosts
the New Heron's hosting sculwcfll
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Stationery Section, center.
‘RMWMDERS ARE VERY CAU-
TIOUG lN THE-1F? DAY'S W‘ORK.
W
Residents of the railroad districts
say they have sover- heard so much
noise coming was: trslns passinu‘
through st sight as they new: heuril
in the last few days. Whistles unii
torpedoas are being used more than
ever bolero end then is every indi< a
tion that the men are straining grow?"
or caution than ever bolero.
”it’s like: 1 FM or July celebra-
tion that the men so: exercising grat-
within hosting diatoms or the tracks.
"Tonped‘oes Ire bsusiue ah the time
and the whistling but increased ire-
melldeueiy. Andi tilt in all since the
North mm wreck.”
‘ A stslisd trai- so: to do consider
able whistling: 'A mull] train
blows roar loo: 4M and one short
blast to cuties nurses in. [in case
hound titanium foot long siesta. It
WWII!» mil motion are .
loudly tbs sits-ls mi tit-tr use
mu to determine which is calling. ‘
Losses amnion W slznul.
MMWMMfiM bail."
munchies laws ends or whistle.
should to all m cs? West. Thesii
“when”! ill"- to use time.
do”.
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Norwalk Chronicler