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First ‘Metimdist Episcopal Church.
flouth‘ 3‘ W. Ii. Wnlmam, pus-
ltor—-P_uhlic worship with sermon at
...$0 1:. in. ’l'he ilZlS‘
tor will preach at both services.
ornlng subject. The Transfiguroti
the. tin the evening. Soul Imprint.
tires. Attractive music at both ser-
Vvices. While the auditorium its in a
state of repair the congregations us-
gamble in the chapel. Bible ‘schCOi
at ii? In. T. i'. Raymond. superlntem
dent. Bible classes for all grades.
_Monday——7:30 ip. m., Scouts meet
«V. “5“"
i...
, .cs usual.
'l‘uesduy~—7:i5 p .m., class meeting.
John Greenwood, lender.
Thursday-4:45 p. m., general
church prayer meeting. Pastor in
charge.
Friday-33?) o'clock. Junior League.
Lender, Mrs. Nelson H. :Hoyt; asso-
ciates, Mrs. Ira 0. Gregory and Mrs.
R. B. Keeler. ~ ‘ "
Noruntn Methodist, Church. l.. H.
Cauu‘ell, pastor.~-t‘lhurch reunion and
rally will be observed tomorrow for
all members and i‘l‘iends. Mr. (‘aswell
has 'sent out the following novel and
original “telephone message“:
“Hello'. ‘liello! "this is Mr. Cunwell
-‘—your pastormjust calling you up?
'ildello'. is this you? Yes? 1 want to
talk to you in u very direct way—wyou
know I cun‘t do the work oi the church
alone. Yes; i know you agree with me
. --anti now, i must burn your pledge to
put your shoulder to the “heck—«ye
must work hard and work together.
N You are willing. and i can count on
_' you? Thank you. i knew you Would
, lutcly sure of succosu.
say no--—~uhut, whut, in that you any”!
Yes. to be state, you are quite right;
if we all Will‘ll. together We are ubso~
llclloi Are
you thcrc‘.’ (lit. you mn‘i hour? Some
thing is the niettcr with this wire—4
will try to spunk nun-c tillltlnctiywor
better Still. lot the upmk to you. face
to iucc. next Sunday morning, when
I preach a uporinl wrnlou to our own
church folks. Make It at grout reunion
rally for nil church mourners nnd
friends. You will bu thorn. you my?
You? ’l‘hnnk youwrou say you \villnot
let unytlllug’lmt sicltncuu kcop you
nun good. You must remem—
Blended to the man,
‘ who wulkelh not in
the! connect at the
wicked, 1 _ p ‘
Nor utundeth in the.
way of sinners,
Nor nittetb in the cent
at the neuron}.
“*Psalms 1: 1.
W—
"!L—r m.," --....m'
N'l‘hnnh you, I like to hear you say no
wgocd bye!" “
At the I0:‘30 morning worship the
pastor expects a great turnout of mom
hers and friends of the church. Let
every one make a great attempt. to get
together at this out service. CHo will
prcuch on ”Church Efficiency!
At the evening service at 7:30 he
will continue the subject and the rally.
Music for the day:
Morning.
Preludewi’astorule . . . . . . . . .. Flagler
Quartet—Junta Alleluia Forth .. {luck
Quartet—Jrhou Wilt Keep illm in Per-
fect Peace ..... John E. Wes:
Fostludedii‘iiippo Culpocci.
Evening.
Prelude~Andnnte Pastorale . .....
Myles B. Floater '
Quartet~Just as 1 Am . John S. Camp
isoprano‘ESclo—Ahide With Me
. " S. Liddie
Postlu'de—«March 'l‘riumphnl ......
Clement Coret
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, pastor—
9130 u. «m., fellowship meeting: Ed-
mund Trouuuon. lender. 10:30 u. .m..
morning service. The ‘subjcct. of the
pastor's sermon will he Tile Light of
the World. 12 111.. the Sunday school
Bible study hour. Subject. of the
lesson, The Golden Calf. 3:30 u). m.,
Junior League devotional meeting:
Mrs. Greenwood. superintendent. 6:30
p. m., Fipworth Leanne prayer meeting;
subject. League Study Clauses; lead-
er. Charles Simous. 7:30 p. m., ore-
nlng sermon by the pastor. He will
speak upon the subject, The (ionizer-
sicn nnd Expericurcs of u iiushi‘ul
Man. The choir will sing at both
morning and evening serviced,
'Wodnesdny——~~2 up. m., the Lttdim‘
Aid Society will meet on uuunl.
Thursday—mil?) p. m., the regulnr
church pruycr utoctiun. 'i‘hc iterator
will speak upon the hunting of the.
lumo mun as rein-lei in the third
chapter of tho ilook of Acts.
My...“
CONGREGATIC‘NAL.
’i‘lio r‘irut“(loiiurcgnliomll (liturcll,
South Norwulk. Rev. John Stuplotmi,
illlSIOl‘r—JI‘OIDUI‘I‘OW'H ncrvlcnn will be‘
at the usual hours: in the morning nt
10:30, ‘Mr. Stnplcton will march on
tho unblecl. God the .Abhiint,r Spirit.
. l .
s .Mrimm.
t
v .v ....
H «in ,
loomed» ., Music tor the __
mint rmawnmmue
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onertorrwnhcgrc . Giovanni uncut
‘- " Antheméw'rhe Rosanne Hour 0 Marty 43W
.‘Dowu ...................._Klnuuley"
Postlude-Ji‘he Trinmphai Mhrch tram“
Ell......‘..;.................‘f(iostn
. “ ' "revenue ‘
‘Anthemwli‘ our summit Ant
him; there will be u
. the church council
to conuldor wold: for the coming
your. . ‘ . ‘ . ‘
0n Thuruduyuouuing themld-week
cervical; will behold nu usual. Daily
Bible .mdlngup‘mll bended as the
basic for ooublduifition.
.Qn Friday eliciting the ’Boy .Soouta "
will meet ut‘tjlfidilj Assistant Scout
[Muster Juenal” will-be in‘ charge.
«First; Congregational Church. Ttev.
Ernest F. Mcfiiregor, l’lr. 1).. pastor——
Morning service at 10:30.7 The Rev.
.vyillinm W. Lucie, l).D., formerly pus-
{tor of the Dwight Piece Congregation-
. nl Church, of New Haven, and at pres-
gout held secretary for New England
‘in the Congregational Church Builds
ing Society, will preach at this service
Sunday schol at noon. The music for
the day will be as follows:
Preltlde-‘Grnnd Choeur in G .. . . . ..
J. Lemmcns
1, Anthem—l Will Cull Upon Theo ..
' 1). Buck
! Mutitew~—The celebration of the Holy
M: M9 g , . ,
school; ‘j p.-
. Afifirrr‘tfi
Mission. Wlhnlpault 71:30 in, m. chnr- ‘.
M cmmu. Allan cordially invited
to attend the set-vices. The church in
“toner all day every t! y“ in the your
tor private prayer and meditation.
Chri‘ut ‘tlhu‘reh, Rev. J. Hypltlln.
Brown. rector; eighteenth Sunday-ai-
ter Trinity—«Sunday school at. 9:30 a.
111.; morning prayer and sermon at
10:30 a. m.; evening prayer and ner-
nlon at 7:30 p. m. .
Choir rehearsal Friday evening ut
8 o’clock. i
tlrucc (munch.- tho «ltcv. .l. Ilenton
lWerner. motor; the 18th Sundayut-
tor Trinity and the Festival of St.
Communion at. 8 o'clock: Mission Sun-
dnyrschool of at. li‘ulth at ll; morning
prnyer land sermon at 10:30; haunt
Sunday school at. noon: evening pray
ermocniirmatiou and sermon at 7:30.
Attention is culled to the fact that,
3.
.ular sessions at the usual hours. and;
Itbnt the bishop of the (licence makes
la. special visitation of the parish in
l
the evening.
.._. . “—4—”
5 INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU» .
.the Sunday schools resume‘their reg~ -, I
Get a 10-ceut‘bort now. .
Are you keeping.- your liver, ‘ stomach
and bowels clean. pure monolith With
Casemetawor merely forcing a, pas»
.egewuyevary townars ‘wlth cults, cur
tshnrtlc pills _, or ouster oil? This is
important. ‘
Cullen-rout imuiediutoly cleanse the
utomuch, romove the sour, undigested A V
and fermenting food nud‘toul guises:
take the crease bilo from the liver and
curry out of the system the couutb
Fpoted waste matter and poison in the
,‘boweilu.
No with; how nickheadaachy. blliouu
‘nnd constipated you tool, it (luncuret
tonight will
morning. They work while you sleep.
A ill-cent box from your drugglat will
lreep your hand clear, stomach sweet
and your liver and bowels regular for
~ months.
straighten you out. by
Don't forget the children”
their little insides need a gentle
cleansing, too. ‘
'r-H'E LIGHTING OF SCHOOL.
Remus.
Public schoolxchildren’s eyes are oi-
ten seriouuly damaged by poorly light-
ed schoolrooms. Thin fuct should be
remembered in building sclloollloi‘lscn.
Modern school architects and hygien-
So rune Solo—«The Lord is My:
l‘jight ..... S Liddl-eI DENTS- . lets have worked out, some definite
Responsewl Pray Theo, Loving Sad International iliblc Students-«Parr plans to conserve eyesight, which
,viour ................. .i. ‘0. Mac}:
Anthem-~Gl~oriu In Exoclsin in it}
Flat . F‘. Schilling
I’ostiude~l¢‘esliral Postludc in (‘3 ..
A. Wermnn
i BAPTIS'I'.
South Norwelk Baptist Church—
10::i0 a. m., public worship.
Organ l”relude~«Andtuitlno ........
LeF‘ebi-eWcly
Scripture Lenson and illeuponslvc
Reading.
Anthem—«O llc Joyful ...... Als'mom
Pruyer and Choral Response.
Ottertory .. ..... Ambrose Thomas
Oi‘t’erioi‘y Solowilehold the Muster ..
Hammond
Sermon by the lidSlOl‘~-{7Ill‘l8t and the
Common .l’t'oplo.
I’outlnde A, lChurct
13 up. “line school. Sept. 28 wt!
ho rally tiny. We desire oil the
ilor n. r. Menuhin. of New York,
fwill lecture in the City l-lnli, South
Nomalh, Sunday at. it p. In. Topic.
illeyond the Green. All welcome. No
[ collection.
BIRD CLUB MEETING.
vMany Varieties of Feathered Life
’ Seen in The Nor-walks Last
i Month. .
i The regular mot-tint: oi’ the Nor-
i‘wulk Bird Glub was held last evening
.nt the home of Charles Quiutnrd. Nor-
.wulk. and several itcmu of more than
iuuuui interest, uttnch to the findings .
lot the club mcln'lwrs in the bird lino
ffor the month.
6 Ono member coutiumi to homo sow
;tlity varieties of hirdn on the boom
inlace, dnc laruolr to protection and
gnluriug attrucliro loud for them.
i (Birds rhoughtfio inhabit only tho
Zing .woods nt limos come clone to
I
should not be forgotten. For instance.
in Northern countries. where sunlight
is less prevalent than in Southern
countries, and where tog. clouds and
smoke are common. schoolrooms
should have one-fourth as much win-
dow-glass as there is floor space. in
Southern countries, where the atmos-
phere is clcur, one-sixth window-glass
space is sulllcicut. The bottom of the
windows uhould be four tout above the
door. Windows should be as numer-
one as is consistent with cute construc-
tion. They should be us for back in
the room as possible, and to the left
of the pupils. The windows should be
contained between iron or steel mot
lions. and their edges should be round
ed, to permit the ingress ot‘ light and
its useful distribution, and to prevent
shadows falling; on the desks. As the
best light comen from above, the win
(lows should extend to the ceilings. 11'
bills or tall buildings are close to the
teachers mm scholurs to Elm l"w“:m:houses; when satiety and food are gilt: uchooi prismatic or ribbed glass should
today. 6:30 p, “1.. the Young Poo-
ij>lo's Society. Miss M ltobinc will
lend the meeting. Subject. Favorite
Verses From the GORDRIS. The pres-
cut .iuuior Socicty has united with
the Stiller Society and a new Junior
Society will be ,iorulrd from tho
yountzcr members oi‘ the liible school.
7230 p. m., public worship.
Organ i’rnlude«—~tirnziouo
..... ......
. licnl‘y Smart
Anthem-«Conic llnto .lic".. Lansing
Evening l’ruycr and Lesson
Oil‘t riory» Ercnlllg Prayer ........
. ‘ lloury Smurt
EOtl‘ortory Schmlonw-i-lymn of tho
iioniuluud .
‘Sorluon by tho .puutorw'l‘he Uhrlstiuu
' and tile t‘ivic l‘luiLy.
Poutlutic ............... . t“. Snppdeu
MiindllyW7llt'l p. m., the unnuul
.bunluess meeting of tho anior So
Sulliruni
ch. as witunen u mourning dove fed .
at the shelf of u bird student not ten
tent from tho dining room window.
' Towards the IIIBI of August lhcrc‘
.wns u numhcr at stormy pctrcie in
tho sound nit t‘ockeuoc island, pro
:ha’bly the \t‘llcou‘u netrcl that hosts
in the uouihcru hemisphere and
luncuds its winter in the north in
"our uummcr limo.
be used in the upper portions of the
windows, but not in the lower por-
tions. as too much glare is produced.
Sliding or slot blinds should not be
used.
ricnt. Use double alludes. so large
that chinks of light cannot enter. They
should be fastened in the center ol‘ the
window and should roll up or down.
so that light can be udmltted from eith»
‘ if the hicutii‘lcution was correct.
,thoee Ililll- pctrcls will be soon on
{the way unuth to build their nests.
I Tim laughing or black bended
bulls were sot-u in the sound on Ann ‘
not in. another rurr record. '
Fittv-eiulli heroin: were soon fund .
dug along the low water work in the
harbor. so name no to allow one “I
unnr uppronch. and showing that they i
had learned that protcction protcctuJi
them. ‘
or above or below. The curt-nine:
should be light green in color. Iliut'k‘
honrds absorb much light. and should.
be covered Ily light curtains on (innit
days and when not in use.
., Genuine comfort will boround in mono lance and vol~
umnouh coats oil salt thick wool.
Women’s 'i‘op Coats for] Autumv
They are designed nuuioclully
tor motor undtruveling, and there are, numerous minor details
whichwiil appeal to warmth loving feminine travelers. For in-
stance, the collars. There lire three, or four different ways 01’
adjustment.
One may wear the collar open. bull closed, bottom
ed closely about the throat. or turned up no that the entire head
can snuggle down inside. Alon there are wind-shields in the loose
easy sleeves, putts of silk that fusion at the wristu.
Cloakings, ‘Boucie
Zlhclines and plain Baucle.
Attention is called to it special group oi n.
nunwle coats of late style which cannot. the duplicated.
Models In Scotch Mixtures. rough
4
$28. 00.
Cheviot
dozen or so,
Second Floor.
- Petticiouts of Gay i oicriugs
Masculine: and soft Tarts-ta. scant
ruffles, in wine red. wisturia, tum-nu.
navy thine, prune and black.
$2.98.
Plain and changeable Messalilics in
I'll (tics,
nluibcrl‘y,
lovoly
cotton dust
lotus blue.
effects, orange,
coral, emerald, American beauty, und the softer shudcs of pearl
gray, resetiu and old blur.
$3.98.
“KIOSfW' Petticoats In fail styles, it new tissortment,
$5.00.
Second Floor.
Wide Returned Handkerchiefs
styles jump to extremes.
“’0 have all bccn using the narrow
est and nutrient. oi‘ .hemstitchcry, and now Wourc shown llandher-
chiefs with items. one inch. two inches and two and a half wide.
Everybody is charmed with them.
Prices begin at 25 cts.
In readiness, a new assortment. of Neckwear.
Collars of Lace and Embroidery, (luinlpcs. Vcstccu and (flami-
soles of
dainty lace.
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They are expensive and tooth“
Dom ‘it'l‘ alt
Another Day
it yotl'ro nilll dnrnlng hosiery.
her me in love to any in your home
who nre sick. i pray for you all every
“9-K thut “0d." 5m"? may b” 3'0“ hold its mceting In union with tho
abiding atronutl) - thank you for your notional HEWICB‘OI n". phnroh, rm“.
”0mm“ Good “3"" --»-ycu, 1 1‘3“" 3’0“ meeting will be led by Horton llibblc.
““5““ """ “‘1‘" m“ I“ ””5 work? and the pastor will ulvc the third of
In tho ovuniug nt 7 o‘clock the Scu-
ior (‘hriulinn Endeavor Society will
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LINENSR
Our Linen Department In lull to overflowing with Funny mu!
Decorative Linens to please the fancy and meet the approval
or the moat critical.
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MEXICAN DRAWN WORK BGAHFB, 26a to $1.08.
ROUND RENAIMANQI PIECEB, tin! 24 to an inch...
HEMAIMANCE ”All", 48. M and 12 inch» lam, various pale
«mt.
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economic: cum-u rile”. m a; no. u. 43 m to mow
uc. buoflfld Wt.
u-u‘un
flLWW WI WWI... GM?” 9mm m “It”;
‘ miuthtimcwmm talc turn- and «M m
mutomummmomum .
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iv”: l‘lhth t‘ilu elation of officers u‘llli A “(wk 0, ohm mm. winuotl Ii‘IlIl «mu it. Join llnster Browns
V’“ 9‘ n ‘9 “(mm room. A" H" . wall noun lately and two cornioruutn: LARNH'ISS. (‘lub riuht “0"“
' ilort.
‘ South
‘ Minn
‘ rxlnmlotl
. of the church.
ntcntboru of the Senior und' Junior
Sottleticu will be expected to ho pren-
out. A nonhtl hour will follow.
’i‘ucuduyn-w't‘flfl .p. m.. the litIl'lJiOI'i”
,tlomlllititm will mootdn the pautor‘u
study.
\l‘otluondtly and 'I‘llilrudnyw’i‘llo nov-
icuty-liltth unnivorimry of the Habitat
’li‘niriluld Auuociutlon will be held in
tho F‘irnt llnptlut Church of llridgo-
llcicgnteu nppoinind from the
Norwnlk liuutiut i‘liiurch nru
illmuittud. Mr. and hire. F.
Lyon. hr. and Mrs. iloutwuli, ilr. null
Mru. Hhuror. A rordinl invitation to
to tilt! member» to Monti
thouo Mrvictm.
Thurudurmims p. m. mruinu uni-vim
iimw Mu lecture on The (loupol oi
John.
(truce ilnmiut tlhuruh. ituv. ti J
Source. lmllttll'ml’l‘finflltlmt in il a. m.
tout. Hub. ll: ll; ancient. With. finn-
dny «about. 122m Indochina. 7130
Text. Daniel is: I: minim. Tim Mini
Night or minnow. All are mai-
mm. At 2:39 more will be the fun-
om of Mina new. "
It‘llicflflfl,
Trinity (thumb. RM. Fwdr'lrlt A
"humus motor: tit. mom“ NV
«e 0m with annuity um Trinity“
3 u. in. «alienation of IMa‘HII'y {law
mulch; $6130 a. m., norm: mm
m m; W.mreuroi "‘
Wm a. MM has. 12 m., m
m. mu 9. in-“
and“; topic, fir
’i‘bn nuaior will now
Don‘t unit for load Iiildltll'A‘M'tld?
for
”turn boon :xitllIlll'. tor homo days int
=tlle outer harbor.
. (“unis tire gathering in tho .‘Eltumd
and the bulls urn beginning. to urriw ‘
in nunllwru for the wihtur.
i 'l‘iln birdu olwurvcd during Aug;-
uut wore as follows:
Herring gull. blue boron. nlrbt hcr’
on. green heron, «potted uuuduipcr.l
quail, ruit‘od groure. mourning dovo,
lunrnh hawk. uiutrn shinncd hawk.
bmudwlngod hawk. ounroy. wrench
owl. block billed otwltoo, itlmt ilelio‘.
lluiry woonpnvlmr. dowuv wontlncrkor.
flicker. night lmwk. uwlil. bummlnu
bird. hiuu bird. pilot-bu, wood pnwon,
local. flycatcher. blue lily. crow. «tun
huh. llOb-o-iil‘tk. rowbird. lllnck bird,
urllcklo. meadow lurk. ’ilulthnoro on
loin. uoid ilnch. urnunhormor mmrmw.
chipping apnrmw. iiold «narrow. nonle-
marrow. ubcwink. urolbcclt. burnt"
martin. burn swuliow. true wallow.
mxwlul. rod-on vino. yrllow throiu
virio. yellow murmur. mirth murmur.
oven bird, yellow throat. Mimi. um,
turd, brown tnrulm. ham mm.
white brushed nuthmh, .uhirhdam‘
Wood “trunk. robin, bluebird. amt.
lung/Mug gull.
Buster Brown's
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For Men. Women and
Children
and [ruin the tumult of the utmo-
lutc guarantee—«no holes it r
tour morning or\ new hosiery
trcc. quick. without urgulnnut.
Hunter Brown’s llAiltNldtss
ilun‘ruutvod illusion in lustre
trom the ntrongnnt Sou inland
and lbgyptiuu cotton rerun with
heel. lop, uole and too winter:-
on with light, strong linon
thread. Made in ulmout any
vruiltht, utylo. aim or color. you
wunt. Without victims or imam;
unit and delightfully comfortw
bio.
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4 mm
Gridiron:
, .. teed for
We have sold ' over
Stewart
1.000
Stoves
in The Notwaihs
“There’s alleason”
Ask the lady who
owns one.
The A. .I. Angcvine 8t Son (30
134-136 Washington St, South Nurwulk
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commutation» and luviuhucxuoi’ their diupluyu you urn not to or-
claim: "Why. it’v more like u style show than u unto." it is both.
And the tailored will we otfur go fur toward confirming thut im-
precision. Everything is uurhurltmivoly corrootwutylc, mulcriul
and worhuiunuhip. There are stunning modulo in cornea. brand-
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