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trace at the machine or win. At the
end or the rainy season the remains
at the machine we found several
‘mlles below the point where the anti-
«dent had occurred. The wheels were
son end the body battered almost
' beyond recognition,
on the score o: sentiment that. the
plantar had the pieces whered up
and taken 110111 by coolies. A month
later. while on a tour of Assam. I
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. ‘the transmission gear set up over a.
‘ well and actually pumping water to
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Robert Gregory,
relate-1p
Norwalk Methodist
church, Charles Elmore Betta. D.D.. lm n1. daily' press. The weekly prayer
ministcrmSunday services as fol-
lows: 9:30 a. 111.. class meeting.
19:80 a. m., communion service. 12
111.. Sunday school session. 6:10 p.
111., young people's service. 7:30 p.
m., evening worship wit sermon by
the minister. Topic. 3 Son of a
Carpenter. This will be e LabOr Day
sermon and strangers are cordially
welcome.
Music for the day: .
Morning '
.7 ........ P. A. Schnocker
Quartet—O Sacred Heed
Prelude~Melody in knot Manilment
Savior. When Night Involves the
Skies ............... H. il. ,Shelley
Soprano Solovselscted:
Quartet-M y Heavenly Home
«Proctor
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First Methodist Episcopfl Ohmdl-
.W. H. Wakehsm. pestor—d’uhlic 3101‘.
;ship with sermon at 10:30 a. m. The
pastor will preach. llr. Wekehem is
just back from his vacation. and will
be very glad this first Bundsy morn
. ins oi his return to greet as many of
' his parishioners as possibly cen be
present .. a», .
Mr Wokehem seys um. he will el-‘
. so be especially sled to see as many
members of the school—odious end
' teachers and scholars at this first ses'
sionot the tall. He will have a Word
.. for them. ‘ , --
' "Bibs. evening. services will begin
popular Sunday evening sermons
120 Washington St
Master . 1
ignite: will mums
it" {5% dflotiplli fleeting st‘ 6’ 30. fieptember 113th. there will
louder, than using.” mitt; subject. ”gum, Gunman”; mm, "m, 0,,
‘ ' tations." Pss diner-lip is held the first Sunday in
“A Susi or may
The Huntley school will
12]. and 128. 7: 80 p, m. Evening September
read "I.“ .hold its first session for
p hing co. ~Sermou by in. the same date. September 13mm .-
peltor. The choir will be present are welcome
again and provide the music alter a
month's venetian
day in September. The pastor will
at that time begin it special series of l
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M Moltasch 81 Son.
Main Store—2'10 Atlantlo 81.; Unwind.
" rett. office"
. ' Tarkington.
7 l— — g: 7230 p. m.. '
Sunday a
Episcopal This series will be announced later seq/ire
3 p. m.. Bunduy school.
6:45 p. 111.. Y 1’.
meeting. Thursday evening. 7: 45 p.111. 1:33: 32:31)»:
Pastor in chr88- und 0. (1‘.
The Scouts will meet on Friday, 73:);- m'vim
l' V .Iell' Ge.
7:00 p an. moi: Goodcbild, Scout “and” a 7:30 p. m..
service. 8 p. m., salvation meeting.
Wednesday. 1 p. in, Band of Love
an avenue Methodist Episcopal jaw-1.,
Churcb—Rev, s. Pymlrbunks, pea, ‘11thde a,
, tori-ll: 30 e. 111.. FelIOvvsblp meeting; per-glee.
White Edmund Trillion. Inder. 10380 a. All are invited to attend the nbova .
;,'m The pastor villi administer the ""19“-
Sacrament of the Lords Supper and
give e brie! eddress epproprlste to
this service. 1': m. The Sunday-school
................ .. IAsst-SchueCker First Congregational Church of Nor-
Postlude in C ......... Ceppelan sodslon 1°” 51“" study Dr R Mor- walk. which ha! been closed during
Ewan-15mm 8: 80 p.71" The Epworth August (or renovation and re-decorn-
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'i‘uesdsy, 8 p, 111., the W 1". Ii. 3
will hold its ennuel mite her opening Sunday
It the home. The pastor wur “i" W
11 ”he held in
giv. a missionary tulle and there .will church hom‘ rue Con‘rmmw
”9 39°C“ music All who “"0 "“9 service will be held in the basement
boxes are requested to bring them to because
condllldu or the upper rooms. .
Boudey evening st 7: as e union dare.
~ ' = . r11“ nucwmhthe neon-t ,
t nub—«Rev . 0. Home Church; o Rev 11 Motor: 1‘
Buptis Ch R y will preach on the tome. The Way
The Bible schools
m In F 1 Smith will be in or both churches will meet in their
was at the music The commun- respective class rooms on as
Ion service will follow the morning mimic! The Baptist school
‘ 9: so; the Congregational
this meeting mwhody invited
will preach at the morning service
meet at
service.- Those who are to be reached school at 111.
into- the membership of the church 0,, Thursday evening at 7 45 the.
V1“ kindly 50 993.9“ ‘ROV JON! union midweek service will be held
Stapleton will preach et the evening in the Baptist Church ‘
smiccs at the Woodward Avenue >
: service.
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:m
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def due Trtuttrr—‘irgd a. 111.. Holy
Woolen 9:15 a. at. 1110111111; pray-
‘5‘ or; 10: so a. 111.. Holy Communion; a
. . , p. 111., Sunday *3le at St. Andrew’s
' . linden. Mimi: 7:80 p. 3.. even-
, J .. . ”"11in school pinhole ,
-" ’ its first session of the tail term on Sign
day, as: noted but st. Peel's Sunday
schw will not reopen Iain Sendai.
‘ September thirteenth.
The rector oi the pet-H1 volunteers
at all the services. All are welcome
at any of the services. The church is
l. opu‘wmevuylisismmar—
private prayer and meditation.
Grace Baptist cmchwgev. o. J.
Tt Pastor—4m” es Sne-
day, 11: 00 a m Preaching Subject
“Tribahtion Conquemd." John 16: 38.
wicked. 72:30 atoms school
Service, led b
1: 45 Praise
H. 'i. Howard. 8 p. 111,
N0, Itandeth. in the Sermon. Subject “The Purification of
way of sinners, Conscience
minbtered.
No.1- Iitteth in the seat We. ,
The Lord's Supper ed-
s-irr‘ ' “WW" ARMY.
* / 2. Wu- ».1: I. ~ finivel’ -' '
South Noru' ‘nr-in and Mrs. Per»
. holiness meeting.
. Lotion classes
7:30 p. 1111.. open air
.. salvation meeting.
First Congrcéutlonal Church: Rev.
E. F. MeGregor, P11. 1).. pastor—Jute
hm? “an" no“, *‘tion. will he opened the second Sun— ‘
aday of September.
some. of Baptist end (Scum-sua-
tlonetrahurches or South Norweik~
morning at 11 the Commu-
loss 0; the two churches
their respective
use our
the Tmssrwor
Sunday at 3:30—8undsy school.
Sunday at has—Evening service.
Wednesday 7:30~Mid-week ,
ADVFNT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
' . Advent Christian Church, Von
. Zant end Hervey streets: Rev. G M.
Tennis. pastors—41111! hour or prayer.
10 11. :1. Morning preaching, 10: 30
. Sunday school. 12 111. Junior
10):] Workers. 3: 30 p. m.
Workers.
preaching service. 7 11.111. Evening
reyer meeting Thursday, 7: is p. r‘n.
Trinity. 3111: Frederick A. Colo»-
men, rector; 13th Sundey alter Trin-
lty—a e. m.. Holy Communion. 10:10
‘ 711.. Holy Communion- and sermon.
, 1745;; and
tin; oi the Bethany Guild in the
. Perish Halli. .-
2-.‘l‘he rector will atheists et all the
e omkead‘
Enact/irked 185‘]
On Monday, Labor Day, the State will be‘Closed.
Commencing ‘ Tuesday, Sept: mber eighth, the daily closing
hours will be, Saturdays at nine o’clock, other days at six
p. m. ‘
Store one: morning: at 3:30.
Tailored Dress Goods
Autumn and, Winter Lines Nearly
a
Complete
In connection with this first announcement of F all
Dress Goods for tailored wear there is a very welcome 0f-
iering made. The services of a skillful tailor have been
secured and it is proposed to nuke separate tailored
skirts for customers‘who purchase materials and desire
skirts made. Every women-must of necessity have one
0? two such skirts to wear with tailored waists and blous-
es. It seems that the arrangements we have made is
very advantageous.
'I‘ucsdsy. September eighth. is: the day to begin.
" Illustrations of skirts will be shown, styles to the
number of a dozen of more, advanced models and those
with conservative lines which are always in fashion.
Some are entirely kilt plsited, some with panel fronts and
killed backs. some with short tunics, others with deep
Russian tunics There is variety.
Prices for melting, $1.00, $1. 25, $1.50 and $1 75. ac-
cording to the stye and workmanship required in finish-
ing. '
A "Tailored Dress Materials
Broadcloth pcflmps leads, and an enormous list of col-
oring}; 'is’ represented. The cloth is ready for the needle.
31-50. fies. Sesa- ‘
Belgian Raye C1061, a material akin to the Poplin
family, a heavy cross—weave and very handsome cloth
with a harder finish than Broadcloth: 52 inches, 51. 50.
Wool P091111. medium weight, 50, inches, $1.35.
Crcpe Poplin. 43 inches; 5:. no. .
W e move like s. mantle Cloth 40 inches,-
85 m
Togolaoth, with a seeded surface, 40 inches, 75 ctl;
Granite Cloth. well known and durable, 57 inches,
so ct.
Sages,- in grades, color 5, and many diiiercnt widths.
Rghsn Striped Suiting. ~
A variety otgay and sombre stripes for underskirts I
to be combined with plain colored tunics Examples in
the way of making can be seen in the window exhibit and
at the dress goods department.
Tuesday, September eighth.
Dress Goods Section, muin floor.
or
School Supplies Cothhosilirm Books, Pads, Pencils,
Pens, Erasers, Strips, Pencil and Craven Boxes All at
. small prices. I - - '
. “Art Autoglfaph Fountain Pen with name stamped on- .
it, $1.30. :_T~ :
Sdlool Handkerchiefs, plain lléms’tl‘tohcd
f. 5‘ g 5c, rocsndizscts.
wFancy tolorch borders, ’~ "j - 3 1 “ :3 sis.
,AIl linen, initiai, ' dé dis, a for. '35 as; .
Khldergartcnfiandkerctuekambou. " ‘isdts.
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