liiossed ’5. tbwmwu
who wslketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor stnndeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor slttstn in the seat
of the scorn...»
, which was so successful lost your. The
_ first service or this kind wilrhe‘hnlii
church last week it was recommended
tint the second sumo ot ‘ ‘
on the Sabbath lor this y
he again the A: 30 Vapor filer-vice
on the first Sunday in October. and
the plan will hold until and including
May, 1914.
On Thursday evening the prayer
meeting of the church will he held no
ePsslma 1: 1. ‘
4—... rm.—
METHODIST.
South Norwslk Methodist Episcopal
, Church. W. H. Wokeham, pastor”-
‘ Public worship with sermon at. 10:3‘l
Iit. m. and 7:45 p. m. Tile pastor will
preach at both services. In the morn?
,, ing, A Working Creed ; in the evening,
The Three Lamps of Life. Artur-
tive music, helpful service, and all
most cordially welcomed. The com
gregation is still worshiping in the
chapel while the auditorium is in a
state of repair. Bible school, 12 m.,
T. 1. Raymond, superintendent ; Bi-
ble classes for all grades,
a. Monday evening-HEM Scouts,
Tuesday levenintg—fllass meeting,
John Greenwood, leader.
prayer meeting, pastor in char;r e, 7:
prayer meeting pnstir in charge, 7:
o'clock.
'Fridswaitlll n. m.. Junior lieague,
lender, Mrs. Nelson Hoyt, together
with Mrs. I. .0. Gregory and Mrs. M.
M. Keeler.
Norwalk M, El. Church~Music for
the day: ,
4
4
..
i
5
Morning.
Prelude—Communion in E F‘lat
Batiste
Quartet-Arise. Shine .. Dudley lluck
Quartet—0 Lord Most Merciful
Concone
Postlude in C ..... Henry Smart.
Evening.
Prelude~Andaute Reilgioso ......
Oliver King
Quartet—The Lord is My Shepherd
................ Harvey ll. Gaul
Soprano Solo—Abide With Me
S, Liddle
Postludeerstal Day .. John E. West
East Avenue Methodist Church, lion
8. I’, Fairbanks, pasiorwllziii) a. m.,
fellowshio meeting. Edmund Troun-
son, lender. God is prosenf'wfth His
people in this morning service.
church members who do not attend
miss a, feast of good things. 10:30 to
m.. morning preaching: service. The
subject of the pastor’s sermon will he
Christ. the Door. The full chorus
choir will be present and sing at both
. morning and evening services. if). to.
Sunday school Bible study hour. The
lesson will be a review or the lost
quarter's lessons. 3:30 p. m.. the Ju-
nior Epworih League devotional meet-
ing in the Bundliv school room. Mrs.
lreenumnfi, Fill“l’7‘illl0lld('nl. 0:30 p.
m.. Epworth League prayer meeting.
Subject, The Ministry of Scalability.
Leader, Mrs, A. Nicholle. 7:30 p. m..
evening sermon by tho pastor. The
subject of the sermon will be The
Conversion of n Mornllst
Monday evening-—~~Mont-hly buslnms
mention of the linedny school heard at
the personnel»
Wednesday-w“! p. m.. the Lndilm' Aid
Society will meet. its nsnnl.
The
Thursday—«7:45 p. to.
prayer service. 'Don't miss it.
Official Board will hold a short ses-
sion at the close of the meeting.
mid-week
Saugatuck M. E. Church, liev. .lin-
bert D. Jones, minister—~Morning ser~
vice begins at 10:45. Five minute
sermon to the uniors.
'illx;
will the What a. Church Should lie.
Sunday sohol at 12 o’clock. Events
are working «toward a rally in Onto
her. A cordial invitation is given to
all children and grownups in the com—
munity. Evening service at 7:30.
Sermon topic, A Peculiar People. in-
creased interest nnd enthusiasm mark
the beginning of the tall work. The
.lnworth league, Men's Society and
the church will make their announce-
ments later.
Service and preschingst 11 o'clock
at the Knight street A. M. E. church.
tomorrow. Sunday-school at 12:30, un‘
dcr the auspices of the, Supt... Archie.
All children who do not attend other
Sunday-schools, are cordially invited
to attend. Christian Endeavor at
7:30. conducted by President Frank
Middleton. Preaching service at 8
p. m.. by Rev. Holden, poster.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The South Norwolk Congregational
Church—Rev. John Stalllnton, Pastorf
«At 10:30 tomorrow morning the reirf
ulnr cliurch services will he. held nt.
which time the pastor will preach on
the subject, “A (treat Light in a. Great
Darkness." in the evening at 7:00
o'clock the combined meeting of the
Senior 0, E, Society with the church
will he held at which Miss Eva Geop-
in'rer will he the lender, and the pos-
tor will give the fourth of the series
trier talks on "Religious Life of
ix‘uropcf’ his subject, will be “(trout
London Preachers. " This meeting will
be open to oil The music for the day
will be as follows:
Morning.
Orton Prelude Serenade ..... iiuwse
Response.
Antltotn~~GrloVe Not the «Holy
Spirit
Oli’ertoryblln moroske ....... ilvurnit
Alto und «soprano l)uet~—Se,vior Source §
of Every Blessing ........... Gothic:
Postlude~Festivnl March ..... Smith
Evening.
Anthem ~-- Senetus ............ Gounod
The Sunday-school will most at
‘i2:i0 1). iii. Specie] effort is being:
mode to have every scholar and tench- ’
or present no ilnnl nnnouncomont will
be made regarding the plans for llnlly
Day, October 5. it is plnnned to hove
tho lui‘llesl. attendance on that dni’
that the school lillil hnd ior~yenrs. A
teacher's mention win he held oi the
_—~
STAMFORD
There are Ram
ges and Ranges.
You don't want :1
Range that: has
been just knocked
together to sell.
You want one
that has grown,
developed, im—
proved, through
years of consricm
iious and scientific
m a n u i a c t u r-
ing, until it is
practically perfect.
You want a.
Stamford Range,
ond‘you mot it
new.
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The f
‘ The topic or,
regular sermon tor the morning
..................... Stniner :
Emilia} mid at this time iinai action will
lbs token on the report of the new
giiymn Book committee also on the
irenort oi the committee on the nomi- .
:nationyot a new member of the den-
i con is been]. The recommendations of
the church council regarding the
year‘s work will be taken up also andl
acted upon
0n W ednesdoy afternoon at 3: 30 the
initial meeting of. the Women's Asso
address will he made by Rev. M. G.
Ponuziun of New York on “Missionary
[Work in the Balkans." All members:
'nro invited‘to be present.
On Friday evaniug the ‘Boy Scouts
will meet at 7:30. Assistant Scout.
Muster .luvenal will be in charge,
(in Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock
the initial meeting of the Ariston
lYoung Men's Club will be held, and,
lplant; made for the year's work, The
meeting will be in the Men’s Class
Room in the Chapel. All members are
asked to be present.
First Congregational Church, Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor, th. D.. pastor—
Morning service at 10:30 with «preach-
ing by the pastor. Sunday school at
noon. ‘
Mid-week service on Thursday at 8
p. In.
The ilrst meeting of the L. B. A.
for the tall will be held in the parish
house. Wednesday at 3 p. m. The
husinss meeting will be iollowed by
a discussion of the work of the
Church Building Society. lender,
Miss. Carrie Seymour.
The music {or tomorrow will he as
follows:
Prelude—Adagio from First Senate.
0;), 17 ............ Mark Andrews
Anthem—Venito in E Flat .. D. Buck
Duet-Hark, llnrh, My Soul
H. R. Shelley
Response-«Hour Our Prayer, 0 Lord
Alex S. Gibson
iAnthem—«Lov ely Appear . .C. Gounod
lPoslludewltinaie or First Sonata. ..
M. Andrews
BAPTIST. '
. South Norwalk Baptist Church,
pastor, Rev. ll. G. Hartley-«Rally Day
will be observed in the iiwptist
Church on the coming Sunday. and all
the services of the day will he in the 1:
The 2:
morning hour of worship will he at :3
fl, .
Sermon on Sunday school ,'
There will be it short address :‘_
m the mcmhtrs of the school and the ‘ ..
puslm‘ invites all washers and schol— 1'
interest. of the llihle school.
10:30 and the pastor will preach
special
work.
are to be present. The musical pro‘
grant will be as follows:
At the council meeting or the
bowels some regular help.
Monti: Pith“, out on
mantra Paper no
in Noslrllo
Get a 10- cent box now.
Most old people must give to the
Bile the?
suffer from constipation. The condi-
tion is harmony natural. it is just
as natural as it. is for old people to
wall: slowly, Old age is never so
active ,as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are muscles.
Snail old people need Cuscurets.
One might as well refuse to aid week
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid to weak bowels. The bowels
must be kept native. This is impor-
_ Ltnnt at all ages, ’but never so much
elation will be held at which time an, as at fifty. .
Age is not a time for harsh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the new-
file into activity. 'But a lash can't be
used every day. What the bowels of.
the old need is a gentle and natural
tonic. One that can he constantly
used without harm. The only such
tonic is (inscarcts, and they cost only
10 cents per box at any drug store.
They work while you sleep.
tor Trinity-43 a. m.. celebration of the
classes and school ; 7:30 p. m.. even-
ing prayer and address.
Monday, the festival of St. Michael
end All Angels~Ceiehrntlon of she
“015' Communion st 9 a. m. The mall]-
here of the Women's Auxiliary to the
Board of Missions are all asked to
make a corporate communion. This
testival has been set sport as a day
and missionaries 1by the member of
the Women's Association.
Tuesday—8 p. m.. the young men
of the parish will meet in the parish
hall to patient plans for their organi-
sation. All young men of the church
asked to be present.
Thursday-7:ifi p. m.. monthly de-
votionnl and business meeting of the
Girl's Friendly Society.
Fridoy~7:45 .p. m.. choir rehearsal.
The annual
Brotherhood of St. Andrew will be
held in New York city, October lot to
6th. Trinity Chapter will have a dele-
gate there caution. The affirm of
‘moust'lflonn.
Holy Communion: 10:30 a. m.. mornw
in: prayer and sermon; 12 m.. ilihle ,
(or special intercession for missions ,
convention of the,
we can “stilt m.
Ghrlst church. Rev.
Brown, rooter~8undoy school at 9:30
a. on; morning prayer and sermon at
10:30 o. no; evening mater and nor-
t’iltoir roheuml li‘rldny evening at
8 unlock.
Grace, Church, the Rev, J. Benton
Werner, rector; the ,seventecn'th Sum
(Continued on third page)
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It's a common thing to
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has worn a year without
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because we know that less
than one per cent. -—-one pair
out of zoo—is returned for
replacement, even though
these are replaced the day
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‘ Buntcr Brown’s; DARN—
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All sizes, cblors and weights
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volition. When we pray for young
the moufliers oi the parish are asked .
for the blessing or God upon the con--
men let us always have in mind these,
:Org‘nn l’rolude—-Andhdm, from 5th 1:
Symphony ...... ii, Van ileethen : . 1 . . l
gAxitlxsni-God is Love ...... Shelley I. Circu atlonis ow.
: Oilertory ................. llanchnor
} (led ........................ nuck
Postlndo .................. S. Clerk
The
.ili‘id at the noon hour, llev. W. M.
i Thompson, a voterun of the Civil Wnr.
‘will giro the address to the wheel '
tSnot-in] singing by the members of
the school.
extended to oil the parents to attend
this service.
j The Young People‘s service will he
held nt ii: 'it) p m
The evening service will he held at
7:30 o. m. The grndnullon exercises
of the. graded dopnrtmonts of the
school will be given. The ‘work of
the Junior and i-lonior Departments
will he on exhibition. Diplomas will
be given to the gruduntlng classes and
the swords for the best work will he
made.
H. Wilson. organist. will render the
following selections:
i’roimlwl/ersot .. Aloys Glaucoma?!
(lift-.rtorywl’cstornlo .. ilhno. Stevens
l’ostludo .............. . ..... .. King
The Moi/luster University Hymn
will be sum; hy the choir.
Wednesday-«l 'p. m.. the Foreign
Mission meeting of the Woman's As»
sicistion will meet in the church.
Topic. The King's mistress. It: Mog-
nltude and importance Louder, Mn.
(leis
Thursday—7: 46 p. m.. the prayer
and praise service ol the church ind
hr the poster. The lectures, on the
Gospel 0! at. John will be continued.
(ii-ace linotist Church. Rev. G. J.
ileum, namer-omhinxnt n n. III.
by the outer. Sunder school It
lazuli». 1-. Mat ms 1). In.
in the Mr. Ali on W
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()i’fcrtory Solo-4) Lord, Thou Art My ':
holly [Tiny exercises will he '
A cordial invitation is >-
Thesc garments are not
unaffected by passing
sanitary boxes, holding two
TheN. E.
Dr. Denton’
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for Children
completely cover the little ones and prevent the chilling of
body and limbs, so Easy during the night hours when the
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thin
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Prices 5°C to $1.00 per garment according to size
3‘ WASHINGTON 81'.
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Portieres, Tapestries and Art Fabrics
A very extensive line of Tapestries in new patterns, har-
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artistic and reasonable in price.
Curtain Scrims
Arabian, white and t‘i‘l'illll.
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A‘ new lino of these diminutive and pleasant little
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A watch movement fitted into a (use, of saffron, ililit‘,
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Watch movements in tiny square leather caters,
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Brass and Crystal Clocks in folding leather
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These little Clocks are very Acceptable for school and
college girls‘ use.
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Long ropes of Ivory, creamy Willit‘.
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