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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 29, 1913 · page 2

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mid-mes we! names. The last unfilufiimtr
son will be taken from the filth chcpv 'aundnyl’L’ll, u. m"
yearning-insane: new i "
ill‘ridslv evening“ the ’Norvsiki" group
j at Ellsworth We will hold a do-

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. ins. ,. in out: “olmsi' Ii'reed ."7
. , psrtmmul rally in tllbfiflmthok M. . . b1 ‘ . ' j a “m . i
' L1 ‘00 Church. There will bear: address 2 ~ . ‘
' concern.

.1, charge or the iSnuuutuck League undilCoioman. rectors—«Calendar for the

 

if: Miss Carolyn Smith. at Norwnlk. week commencinxvhlovdniher 30. 1913 .
fl ~Advent Sunday and, the toativel of
;:_ 5 « . . . , St. Andrew: B n. n... anneal cements
J"; .CO-NGREMT'ONAL- communion at the men of the parish.

.' First Congregstional Church. of 10330 a. “mi, celebration of the Holy

3"- fiooth Norwalk, John Stnpioton. minis- Communion and! sermon. Topic,
'.'-I ten—Regular morning service will be. “Some Masons tromihe’ Life of St.
.1; held at 10:30, at whiohtime as part Andrew." 12 in, session of the Sun-
a: 0! the WOX‘ShID 0! 00d & sermon WI“( 4,”. school and the annual manger gar.
in". be preached ihytho poster on the sub- vice. 730 9, in... evening pmyar and
{E jest: “The Mind of Christ.” The moul-| addressee. John .3? (Michel. n mam.I
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here and friends of the church are‘ber of St. Paul's polish, 'Norwslk, will
asked to remember this service inflame"; the congregation. The rector
prayer. In theafternoon. at 4:30. the will also make a brie! address. Alter
"'Quostion Box" of last week will bing this service ilierewill «be a short
continued. but the service will only be meeting for the men only. This Sun-i
for one hour. As at the service 18“ day” is the 30th anniversary of the:
week. opportunity yin be given mask founding of the Brotherhood" oi all
questions which will be considered sol? Andrew and the “my“ church hag?
unswered by the pastor. The “10510 been ”asked to participate in the cola-i
for the day Will 'be as “HOWE: Nation of the anniversary of this 0:-
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METHODis‘i‘.

first Methodist Episcopal Church.
MW. 1!. thehsm, pnstor.~Public Won

' nor will breech. Subject: “The New
comm! .At 7 :00 p. m., the third of
antic-out Sunday evening's series 0:
“one. viz. "The story of the Don-
Home“ us expounded by Pouland no
Minted by Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll
nod Mr. “Hyde. Other services for the
.: hr: 9:06 o. in, class meeting—dentin.
_ ‘Mwin Fun. 12 no. Bible school—T. l.
"minced. superintendent. Men's Bi-
_- ND clans. led by pastor. 000 p. m..
‘lovoilonnl meeting or the Epworth
Janine. Subject: “The Foreigner in
United States."
«Other mouneoments (or the week:
W evening, 8:00 o’clock, the ani-
‘ntioo Army. under the leadership or
‘(iolonel 8. L. mongol, will open on
‘icnngellst campaign. The opening
Mt will the in the first Methodist
church. Other meetings a! the series
to be held elsewhere. (Sec daily on-
ocrs for further notice). From all no-
menu monoclonal is a men or no
, . m 6m ten your can be was
i.» imm by Mainline“ for
Wide «swollen. Upon this the
cloning night chore should be a. grand
Iii! at on the friends of so good n
“mu tho: of the Bur-lion Anny.
he bodied Aid hold their bucinm
meeting on Manda afternoon st
.8 o‘clock. fiction «importance will
looms before the meeting. Business
meeting at the Worth ‘WW. Wed‘
"mi fleeing. 5 o'clock.
M church payer meeting.
min. 7:46 o'clock. Pus-

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‘ ship with sermon at 10:80 a. in. Perl

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Blessed ill the men
who vulheth not in
the counsel of the
wicked,

Nor stendcth in the
way 0! sinners.

Nor sitteth in the‘seat
of the soornfé.

~Poniml 1: 1.

Oman Prelude-“Adugio ill-om Hymn and is. ‘now deluged much to make
, of Praise" ............ Mendelssohn men realize the opportunity which:
lineaponsw‘fihow Me 'l‘liy Ways" lthcy have for workingfor Jesus Christ.

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; Shermi'rhe rector has addressed a letter tof

fAnillem—w‘fle Wuterelh the Hills" all the men a the pariah afi‘d it is;

3, GAdeY‘hoped that many will respond: to its-
; Odermryw“lmlimvlsoilGn-" ! request. This is also the first ‘Sundny'
g‘Postlnde-‘ifAriumphnl Merc‘h". “003“! or our crunched enort to mite build

Afternoon. , up the communes. Let Allfnssist
EOrgun Preludswl‘PMYer’H iby dimming adj-vice and bringing an-
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b‘llifili'

, Caesar Fruck‘ognerm'nsfl‘ ‘ ‘ .1";
iliesponse~“00nsider “‘3 Hour-Me” l Tuscany Ind ‘Wednesdny thoonnunl
i “ " ‘ Gianni". parish our will be held, anal-nouns
[Anulem——“How Manifold" ““7811th undievcnlngs; ‘Wodnendcy. 7:06 p. m.,

{Gunnery (Bass soio)<~~~"l}éad. Kind' , tho Brotherhoul or at. Andrew;

i 1), Light" ................ Pinsulili Thaw" 7: .5 D. “L. Glm‘tlfull ly
iAuthem—-“O lLord Thou Art My iSocictyu .
‘1 Strength", ................. Godord, m“, 7230 a mm”, Cm} 7:45

i Sunday school will hold its sessionl p‘ m, choir m l.
(jet 12:10. Practice on Christmas mu-'

isle begun.

i flenior Christian Endeavor Society
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Grace Churchhthc Rev. J. B. Ben-
ton ‘Wcrnor. rectum—The First Sun-
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‘Choir Myron—~“Some Blessed Day"

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'Orgen Postiudo—“l‘estul March". . .

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‘Norwnlk M. iii Church, Lincoln H.’
Casweil. pestor.~——The lost or Mr. Casi

weli's series of sermons on

tomorrow.

Tomorrow will be the lost 0! the No:
velnbcr Sundays upon which so much Pariah liouse nt 3 p. m.

emphasis has been laid in the church

going (2an for the last four mas in Many lands."
weeks. The connogutionu have been!

growing and. in suite of rain and

storm. have been quite remnrksbic.

A“ ”9mm 0'th climb "'9 999‘; Music at the FirstChul-cll, Non-walk.)
clnlly urged to make this lut Sunday

the high voter mark in attendance.

The lion's .Bible clue will be led by
Mr. Gotchell at 12 noon in the gallery;

at the church auditorium. All men in-
vited.

“Abraham leeoln—«the Embodiment

of American Patriotism." is the hub

loot or Mr. Conwell's comes at 7:30 p.
m.. when the veterans and potriotic
orders 01' the city. with the Gout Ar—
tillery end the kindred organisations
will be the speciel guests. The socie-
tios ore asked to meet at the G. A. 0!.
Hell, on Well stuck. st ’1 p. on, on:
the church Sunday school room. All
Mimic. citirene ore inrited to me
And moms reverence for our ills
nod loyalty to our country.“

Fred Bedlam meets his close at 9:80
a. in. tomorrow. This is so hour of

‘epociolomtnhity.

Jim Avenue Idealist Mono-l
church, M. n. .P. am». poster.
M.0iwon,mnm
inn. led by Brother on mono.
10:30 I. n. cumin preaching uh

Million-Munich“
hither-chew ”WM”!!!

”1'. the Lord." This will he the lost eve-1

“Old Wino‘
in New Bottles." will be given at 10:30
tomorrow morning on the special sub.
lect: “The Old Wine of Confusion nt'
Babel." There will be special music Mm 1‘“’°m'”°‘°en "em“ 1
at both morning and evening services

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3 o'clock.
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drew. J‘int celebration of the Holy"
‘h h Rev ‘lelnunionotaao'clock. Minded Sun-
cum Confirmim‘“ 9 “m ' "i an: school of or. ~wtn.~umc River,
Ernest F. McGregor. Ph. 1).. Pastor.“ at 9:00. Second. 00th d the
Morning service at 10:30 With preach- ,bey Communion and sermon at
ling by the pastor. Sahiwi “M“H‘GEimo. mo Sunday schoolntnooon.
mid Worship." in the ovanind 6‘ 7-30gullvening payer and sermon cl 4 in
{he will speak on the theme. “Lavina the afternoon.
1‘0 the 10:30 service the Broth»
11an service of the season. Beginning hood of St. Andrew hide all male coro-
, with December 7, there will be vesperi municnnts oi theparlsh. The hour 0!

 

 

 

incl-vices at 4.30 gummy School at. the evening service. it will be nail-cod,
noon. Young P809185: meeting at 6:45 is 4 in the sthernoon, instead Of 7:30
' in the evening.

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iBT. PETER'S EVANGELiCAL YOTH-

‘ ERAN ‘cHuncu
i Tuesday-«Ministerlng Circle with ,

I'Miss Sarah Lewis. Lewis am. st. Peter's Evangelical Church. am;

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Wednesdnyw'l‘he L, B. A. in mgitin L. Stoop, waster. There will be

Mrs. "c. two servlce- at the church in North
“Christ- lulu street. 'llhoae eef‘vices wlll‘be

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Monday~Doorkeopers‘ Circle with

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rector. subject: "VP’lleTulo Tomples."l ““537. it 8 l»

lection. Cm and bring your friends,

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door school). 8 p. m.,'reviiiel servieow »

0. .3. ills“. of Harwelk. will sings"-
m., Solution meet—
1“. all" ' k ‘ .
fi‘uesdsy. at on. in. special service
{conductcd by Colonel B. L. Bungle,
1‘ Salvation Army worldwide evangelist.
8 p. m., in the First M. so. Church.
; welcome meeting to Colonel Brengle.
The colonel will be supported by local
pastors and early, sincere trom We-
terbury, Ansoniu. Dnnbury. Bridge,
port and Stamford. ‘
. *Wodnesdsy. st 8 p. 111., Grand Army
‘liull. Well street. Nomelk, Colonel
Brenglc will conduet u revival service.
JThis will be the first ofmseries oi
l Army meetings conducted in tlloGrnnd
'Army Hall on Wednesday night or
each week. .

Thursday and Friday. at h p. m. '

revlvnl services in the Salvation Army
Hall, South Norwulk. Colonel, Brezn
ale. Speaker.

Don't tell to attend these special
services.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

Christian Selence Society, of Nor-
wnlkwfiegular Sunday services at the
reading room, Masonic building at 11
n. m. ‘Snbioct. Nov. 30th, Ancient and
Modern Necmnluncy, alias Mesmerism
and Hypnotism, Denounced. Testimony
meeting. Wednesday, at 8 p. in. To
both services the public is cordially
and iroternsiiy invited. Reading room,
open to the public each week day ut-
ternoon from 2:15 to 4:30.

ADVENT CHRISTMN CHURCH.
‘ Advent Christian Church—Nan Zant
audJ-lnrvey streets. East Norwnlk. G.
10., Teeple, pastor-Hall hour prayer
service 10.00 a. m. Morning preaching
service. 10:30 a. m. Sunday-school. 12
m. Loyal Worker's meeting 5245 p.
in. Junior boys} Worker’s meeting.
8:00 p. m. Evening sermon continua-
lion 0! series on “Prophecies oi Mai-
thew 24". Mid-week prayer meeting.
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International Bible Students Associc.
tionw‘l‘here will! he 1‘ meeting as us.
will ct New Find Men‘s Roll on‘ Wash-
inxton street. South'Norwnlt on Sun.
dny interment. November 30 at 3 p. m.
J. W. Young: will address the meet-
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for Christmas ViSi‘tOl'S
'D‘oils with jointed bodies. moving eyes. syclasthM
and teeth, all sizes, big and little, ‘
05c, soc, 75c, $1.00 up to $10.00.
Extra good values in JOintcd Dolls, large

blender. and brunettes, 75¢. 1.00, $1.25 and $1.50-
Kid Body Dolls, stuffed with cork. 25c to $1.00.

Dressed Dolls.
Of all sizes from little ones in gingham
to large ones in evening gowns, 25c to $2.00.
Character Dolls.
Dressed in long clothes. thoroughly. delightful babies."
of the cuddling kind, from $l.oo up. '
Celluloid Dolls that are practically indestructible,
and very light in weight, 25c, 5oc,-75c and‘i 98c.
Rag Dolls that are most lifelike and
in either long or short dresses.
50c, $1.00, $1.75 and $2.50.
Clothing and Outfis for Dolls.
Dresses. Coats, Capos and Hats, Swmtcrs. ’i‘oqiics‘
and ‘Boolrcs. Lingerie and (lrilzllm‘iiis. everything: to
make a Doll's wardrobe complete. all reasonably priced-
' in the RascnwnL,

Doll Carriages

Parambulators and Folding Go Carts, Reed Carriages.
with hoods and rubber tires, ziil lined with corduroy ilild.
upholstered.

$4.75. $6.00. $7.25 and $8.50.

‘Extra large size Carriage, body and gear of ‘ white
enamel. while running gear and lined with white cordu-
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$12.00 special.
$i.75 Perambuiainrs
Trunks for Dolls.

Just. like illothcr's. ilig enough and strong enough in
hold all the Doll's belongings and be checked like real
lmggage when going on a trip, Sizes l6, l8. 20 and 2.3

inches.

Fiiiliiing Carts $2.00.

$1.50, $x.75, $2.00 up to $4.25.
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