'3!
or people to 111113-11 End, in Newton.
_ bliss Vivian M. Stevens, ofr‘P'oanlr-
or street, has returned from a visit
in New York City.
Miss Dorothy 9Rnymond.
trout Washington, D C
.. ”mo...
Hermon Raising has returned to his‘
home in Montgomery, New York. utter
a visit with Russell Themes of Row
nylon avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary or Rowayton
Hose Company will hold a meeting on
Tuesday evening at 8 oclock, to plan
for the coming entertainment.
The members at the
they ore very grateful
All oi the New York- people who
summer
have been spending the
months at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Harris, oi Highland avenue.
have returned to their city homes for
the winter.
M...
Mr and Mrs. Noll 11 Mitchlll, who
have been summerlng near 00111110
Beach, have now closed their son
shore cottage and returned to their
home in Westport. Both Mr. and Mrs
Mitchell are well known in Rowayton,
where they resided for several years.
The fiftieth anniversary of the found-
ing and superintendeucy of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Sund
Conn,
26th to November 9th, with the follow-
ing p1ogram. under the direction of the
Rev. Edger S. Jackson. pastor,
Capt. C. W. Bell. s
day school:
Sunday, October 26th.
Morning (10: 30)-Rally Day address
Subject: “Christian Work Among
Young People.” By the pastor, Rev.
E. 18. Jackson
Fvening (7: 00)~—Raily Day entertain
nieul by the Sunday school
W. l‘. Ambler and Miss
Mills, committee in ch; 1rge.
Monday. October 27th.
Evening (8: 001—11 Practlchli Demon
stratlon of the Religious nhd Educa-
and
M rs.
hi zirjorio
tionsl Possibilities of the Moving-
l'icthre Machine. No admission
charged All are welcome.
Wednesday, October 29111.
Evening (8: 00)—-Su‘pe11ntendents' and
Teachers Night Address by Mr
Herbert L. Hill, Geueiai Secretaiy
of the New York City Sunday School
Association Subject. “Efficiency of
Modern Sunday School
followed; by discussion. Mrs Hill
will also he mascot and speak 011
the work of the prlmpry depart
me:.1t Superintendents, tesoheis
and parents of all churches cmdially
imitod to attend and join in the dis
cussion.
Thursday, October 30th.
Evening (TAM—Union l’i'nycr Ser-
viro. Leader, Rev. E. 1S. Jackson.
Friday, October 3111i
Evening (7: 001~Moeti11z of the Olli-
cini Members at the Church.
Sunday, November 2nd.
Mot‘nl11g~(l.0:30)~A Service planned
esputinlly for the oldei people of the
chunh and those usually "shut in"
{111111 public worship 5111 won by
‘il12 W. H.1‘l101uss.iollowed byflom-
inunion for all who can stay.
)5 voni: 1g (7: 301-Fircn1sn' 11 Night. All
1111-1111 by the Rev. Edgar S. Jackson.
Subject: “A Man's Job." Both com-
The True Sourcc‘
of Beauty
is, and must be, good health.
hollow skin and face blemishes
are manual}; caused the
impuritiesb 1n the
loodwiméiurities which also
cause hes ache, backache, lan-
guor, nervousness and depres-
sion of spirits H.111; times,
111 utherolsnoodyouwnl use i
BEPILLS MAM
you will find yourself8 better in
eve way.1With purified
on will improve
lion a cop more restfuiiy and
{Purl nerves will be quieter.
on will recover the charm oi
still log eyes, a spotless oom~
p exlon, rosy iipsami vivacious
slits to. Good for all the {ma
iy,3 Beecham' 11 Pills especially
Help Women
To Good Health
Ida ”W In 11mm. 101.. no.
Smelt-fishing 11111111111113 numbers
of West
Side avenue is entertaining relatives
Roweyton
diose Cumpauy are in receipt of 3 sub
stantiol check from the Bell Island
Improvement Association, for which
11y. in Rouayton i
will he observed 110m October!
uperintendent Sun- ;
Methods ”3
‘i "The World Vision," by Charles H."
west to cost. rattled windows here st ,
“ Mood «do and II, monoclonal
polio and I know I
‘liod organic lotion!
motion. ' 1‘
“Lydia E. Pink-
bom‘s Vegetable
Compound end Blood Purifier have.
helped me wmderi'olly. i. don't hove
those poin- ony 111m andl 111111 11111111:
new. There are 11 mt many women
here who take you: remedies and I have
told others what they have done for ‘
me. "~Mrs. Cans. McKnmou, 1013 N.
, 5th St. W.. Cedar Rapids, lows.
distressing ills peculiar to their sex
~shohld notices Haircut die-e foot- or,
doubt the ability at . die E.Pinkbem’|
Vegetable Conipo to restore their
health.-
There are pmbsbly hundreds of then-
‘esndr, perhaps millions of women in the
United Suite: who have been benefited
by this famous. old remedy, which was.
produced from roots and herbs over 30
years ago by a women to relieve wo-
men ’swfioring. Hymns sickondneed
Inch a medicine, why don’ t you try it?
i It you wont special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkhoin Medicine Co. (conti-
dentl a!) 1.111». Your lotterwill
be open road and answered by a
1 women sud hold in strict confidence.
{ ponies invited to be present.
Monday, November 3rd. ‘
Evening (7:30)~—~Ser1non by the Rev.
Ridgeway F. Shinn, pastor Port Jell—
erson M. E. Chruch.
Tueoday, November 4th. ‘
Evening (7:30)-—Ser1uo11 by the Rev.’
i Harry s. Crossett, pastor Durieu M.
E. Church.
Wednesday, November 5th.
_ Eveningr(7:30)7Sermon by the Rev.
Henry ‘E; Wing, of South Norwalk.
Thrusday, November 6th. 1
Evening (7:31)) - Young People's
N ight. All members of the Epworth
"I segue expected to be present to
«respond to roll- call; if not present
to send greetings.
Friday, November 7th.
.1Evening (7:30)~Annivcrssry 'Nigl1t._.
l Home coming of former pastors.
The Rev; Arthur H. Goodenough, i).
i 1)., presiding. The following are ex-
pected to be present and respond to
the roll call ‘of former pastors: The
Rev. E. D. Bussett, Rev. E. 0. Tree,
Rev. H. .E. Wing. Rev. A. 1... Hubs
hard and Rev. W. R. Mcilermott.
Sunday, November 9th.
Morning (ii): 30) ~(lhiect Sermon to
i Congregation and Sunday school 11.1 ‘
, former pastor. the Rev. A. L. iiub-y
hard. 3
;E\'1aui11g (7:30)—Addrcss. Subject: .
. Fuhs. of New York city. Mr. Pubs
1 is the secretary of Dr. John ll. Mott,
3 111111 was his traveling companion In.
1 Dr. Mott‘s last history making tour
of the world. He brings 11 great mes-
sage. You cannot afford to miss this
service Bring all your friends.
The anniversary committee is com-l
posed oi." Rev. E. S. Jackson. chuirmnn'
ex-ofiicio: Oscar 3 Mills, William F. ’
Jennings Wesley G. Wood, .lohnSher-,
1111111 lloy.t Harry B. Brynn and Eugene‘
(‘ushmau
Henry A, Johnston, a business mun
ior L'Anse Ililtin, writes: "For years.
mlroley' 11 Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs and colds has been our family‘
111011111119. We give it to our cliildron.1
who like it on account of its plensnnt
taste. it is 11 unis cure' tor coughs
11nd colds." It contains no opiates. ‘
{For sale by all Muslims.”
MONBIGNOR MONTAGNINl DEAD. ,
ROME. ltnly,. Oct. 23.--Tl1e death
'01 Monsignor Montanlul won reporo
ed to the pope today from Berlin, The!
proleto bod been culturing recently
iron: on inflection of the throut and
was oporntcd on 11. tow days ago.
At the time of the rupture. betweenl
France out! the Vulcan. Cardinal Mor- j
ry Del Vol entrusted Monsignor Mon. 1
tagnini with the chem a! the Nunciu ‘
lure other the Pam Nancie. Monroei
nor limenzelli. loft Paris. When lor-
nisr Premier Clemenceau later expel-
led Monsignor Montognlhi, Cardinal
flurry Del Val appointed Montogntni‘
to 11 post in the olloo of mini secre-
tory of State. where be remitted until
last winter, when he was 'bomhnted‘
special envoy from the Vulcan to Col
iambic.
EARTHQUAKE in OALilfORNiA.
SAN FRANCISCO. (lot. 25.-A slight
earthquake apparently traveling from
hoes
1011'so'o1oo11111u loom”:
Coder Rapids, Iowa. —- “ I was olwoys '
Women who are suffering from those H
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