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HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
THE BEST OF BAKERY
lF‘. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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PURE FOE CREAM
PRODUCTS
try comes November 3.
l111en11nd llartiord rail-
road will take client on Sunday, Sep
tember 27,11
port, was filed at the once of the
It secretary of
.‘ completed.
I September
5 «Read about the Jennings'
. tion. Saturday.” See adv.
l 12:01 11.111
stale today.
is affording very fine
Iweather. Cool nights and balmy
ays 1119 the
lldren Al
the allies of
:_ Mrs. Reed
orwalk, are
rule.
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Don't let the baby suffer from ec-
1- InI's Ointment gilt-s instant relief
y. Perfectly safe for
l druzgisls sell it.
_'~A certificate of organization of
o Spaldlng Drug company of New'
showing capital stock
I amounting to $35,000, was filed at
the secretary of state
Havilnnd and the Misses
M. and Grace 1. Havilnnd of South
guests at the Bailey lnn,
THUR.
A'rmsss
ENINGS
Daily Matinee
Al ska-Siberia
MOTION PICTURES
Exciting Trip Through the
Frozen North With Descriptive
AND FRI. EVES.
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Toilet Artistes;
cow caes-
TALCUI
_BATHING one, are.
A Full Line of Artlciu ~
Needed at THE SHORE.
l .17. H. BAXTER’Druggist.
27 wAsmnoon or.
1.1., uses. mu; m
I Eli-Councilman Edgar H
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW no news Bottoms
m
Fox.
of
Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor otandeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the accrual.
"Psalms 1: 1.
The fifteenth Sunday after Trinity 8
a. in. Celebration of the Holy Com-
munion. 10. 30 a 11] Morning Prayer I
and sermon Topic. "The eternalI ‘
God is thy leiuge and underneath are .
the everlasting arms." 12 to, Bible
classes and school. 7:30 p. in. Even :'
ing Prayer and sermon. '
Monday. 9:30 a. m. Celebration of I;
the Holy Communion. The festival of Iv:
St. Matthew. 7:45 p. 111. Important 5
meeting of ‘lhe YoungI \ien‘s (.‘lub.
Friday, 7:45 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
Saint Paul's Parish—Fifteenth Sunv
day after Trinity~~-7r30 a. 111., Holy '
Communion; 9:15 a. 111., St. Paul‘s
Sunday—school at the parish Church:
10:30 a. 111.. Morning Prayer and st-r- I
men; 3 p. 111., St, Andrew's Sunday-
school, 353 Main street. Winnlpauk;
7:30 p. 111., Evening Prayer.
l’lease‘notice the hour of the session
of 1-11. Paul's Sunday school. The
change is made to the earlier hour
because the teachers and scholars can
do better work than at the later hour.
New scholars are welcome at either
school on any Sunday, and will at
once be assigned to proper grades.
Early Fall Sale
A HUGE SUCCESS
Shop at Mintz's Tonight
for Great Values
METHODIST \Vednesday 2 DA 111,-7'1‘118 Ladles'
First Methodist Episcopal Church. Aid Society will meet to sew in the
No.1. W. ll. Wnkellam, pastorv-Puolic church parlor. This in the first meet
WOTBMD with sermon :it 10: 30 a. m. lug alter the summer mention. The
The pastor will preach. His subject president requests a large attendance
will be The Upper Room. in the eve .as there is plenty of 11ork for all
:llllg at, 7:30 the pastor will give the
second sermon on Plain Talks cn .CONGREGATIONAL.
:P 1““ “Huge Vila The Tongue. ml The South Norwnlh Congregational
Grants/cod, New Jersey. has been vis- this series of sermons M1. Wakehu'u ChuiL-lr-The Sunday morning ser-
of 115 West street.
f —Oystermeu .should attend
Jennings’ auction. Saturday.
A certiiitate of termination of the large adv
‘ Federal Bakeries, l11<, of Bridge-
The full change of time on the New iting Mr and Mrs. William Hindley, is triing to say a few plain thinf's thntl vita. .will be held at 10 310 in the base-
(mght to be said in a plain way Sun ment of the cl1ur<h.’lhc pastor will
day looming class, 9: 45 o'clock Ed ipreacll 011 the topic A' 11 Grain of:
the 11in l‘ox, lender Bible school 12 111.;Mustard Seed At 7: -’il Sunday 0V9
Sce' Lesson for the day The Judgment of ning, Mr Stapleton will preach atl
the Nations. llible classes 01 1.11.1115 Woodward A1e11ue'.l‘ent Tonk‘1I'
grades. Devotional meeting of the ‘Knowlng and Doing \ statement re
Cefliflcaten of deposit which return 11 pworth League. lender, *L‘unle garding the future of the work 111
a liberal rate of interest are advoont- lilzllel , the Woodwmd A1 cuue Department
ed by The South Norwaik Trust Com-l diallv of the generill church prayer} will be mode at this service. Mrs.
At a meeting of the Arion Singing puny 10" MY amount 01' money, “11“" "melting, Thursda) r4_5 p.111 iiou- iGMnniss will sing. The Bible school
L»; Bottlety this evening plans for the trip waiting 8 {RVOYBNB “010 for in‘ (35‘ ' art! 11. Richmd éfI Westport is mlot the church will meet at 12:10. File
to South Norwalk, Sunday, will be menta.
A new song will be re
hearsed for the first time this even-
I lng.—-Danbury News
.1
Never can tell when you'll mash
H.416 the talk. The last two w901\.,.ll'ood1vard avenue Sundln school will
‘lule had out a goodly number, nut- meet at 3- 30-
“ fur thls Thursday “Dim we wow a On Wednesday evening at .30 the
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or; zm 11rd breaking attendance. ‘4: nlid week servlte “ill I“. held at we
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas
auc- Eclectic Oil instantly relieves
pain—quickly cures the wound.
1
months beginning October 1.
Roger Lyons of Danbury, has re‘
signed his position as organist of the OrgamPrelude—Adagio from Sonata
' Gilbert Memorial church, Georgetown.
and has since become organist and
cholrmaster of a church, in Norwalk.
Last Sunday Miss Marie Chamberlain
of New Milford. acted as organist— Anthem~God is Love ...... Shelley
‘Ridgelleld Press,
A petition In bankruptcy has been
tiled in the United States court by
Louis Moshinsky, a grocer, who. had
a store an Bellevue street. Hartford.
lThe debts are 81,460. all in small
‘amounts. The assets are scheduled
at 2968, including $300 worth of
The milk producers of llawleyvtlle 1“” Walteham ‘5 :1 11115111658 men and
have decided that making milk at the
prices contrnCtoro are paying at pres
ent in a losing game, and at a recent
meeting voted to demand four and
one-half cents I quart for the air
the
i Rally of the Industrial League Fri l“°°“‘”“"‘,”“"““" Tm" "m” J“
Iday evening 8 p. m. Frank H. Wake lane and “Ol'k.
.hum brother of the pastor will speak. I The midweek “mice of the
' l church will be held on Thursday eve-
him; at 7: 45 Topic The lse of the
will 5111 what he has to say in a:
Obstacle. 1
111slness like fushion.l'tef1eshments
will be ervod. Ellery memberl
First I Can re afioInIal'I'I Church,
should make it a point to be pres- g g
ent
Itor—Mornlug service with preaching
The music for ti ds 'il b -.
3,0110“. 'e y “ l 9 “silly the pastor at 10:30. Subject, men
l'l‘owal'd God. Sunday school at noon.
'The evening services on Suuduy and
Thursday will begin with' the
Morning_
0p. 3. No. 2 ........ Beethoven
Anth’en1——The Earth is the Lord's ‘mouth of October. Music for the
1 ......... Brown lmorning:
Prelude—Offertory in B l1 1111
Or an Oifertor ~Andantin or
g y 0'1 hner" .............. Ambrolse Thomas
dn.Anthem—J11bilutein D. . J. Haydn
Organ Postlude—Largo Hal
Soprano Solo—How Amiuble Are
l Evening. I! . 1,
Organ Prelude-Angelus Steane Thy Dwellings " J‘ l Marsh
Antl1em—~'Bless the Lord, Oh My Soul RemnsH In"! “all “m" Um”
............................. "l Us................Ale\.S.Glbs0n
Organ Offertory ............ Shepard Anthem—Festival Te Deum in E
Bass Solo—The 'Peniinnt \‘ andewlater Flat ”T """""""" D Buck
Mr Scofleld ;Postlude—Marcl1 in D ..... C. Simpcr
Choir Hymn—Abide \\ ith lie,-Bro11n l a
furniture and :25? attached by 0011- Organ Postlude ............... Buck! BAPT'ST
stable Andrew F. Sheehan.
New
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Lecture. -1 .I I
........... 15c and 251:
............ 15:: to 35¢:
3 To-Day'
N"
”'EEK sATURDAY,‘
cintire 8. Heath
. Big Musical Sitcom
he: and Night,
H‘NY OF 100
um Tree
.........‘..253to01.oo,
....’....I_“..‘Iflo!o $1.60
1:1va
‘conpuuu‘ymountlnour
Cfltlfit ales
Keep '1 our Money
,worklng and producing income '
'tt‘you‘wlllonltlngforthefaé
venue mom: to arrive. You
DANCE THE
Modern Dances
Afternoon and Etching.
The only autho ed dancing teach
'er In the city. years expedience.
'20 Monroe St. 'llel; 1418-2
Special teaching at 211 cents a lesson.
' rue BANKOFIIShRVltIE
~9— I
‘ South rNorwsllt Baptist Church,
I Norwalk M. E. Church— lRev. R G Hartley, pastor—Rev R.
1 Music for the day: lGI «Hartley has returned tram his va-
l Morning. cation and will preach at the morn-i
IPrelude~—Song Without Words . lug service at 10:30 a. 111. His sub-
................. Steven Heller ject will be The Open Door. The?
Quartet—Festival Te Deun in 1!: Flat pastor invites all the members of the
..................... Dudley Buck church and congregation to be pres-
(lormcuy at 1' Quartet—Love Divine. ..J 0. Marks eat at this opening service. The work
POi LE Y’s (iPostlude in F. ......... IIH J. Andrus of the church and organizations will
Evening. . jbegin at once and the pastor desires
NEW PRIVATE SCHOOL Prelude in D. .......... Rudolf Bibi. that the plans for fall work be sub-
:Quartet—di'or All the Saints. Shelley mitted before the first of October.
i'l‘enor Solo—Selected.- - The attention of the teachers and
lPostlude-Oi’fertoire in G. ' scholars is called to the«change 01
..-‘......~............'Wulter Spinney hour for the Sunday cshool session.
" ' —-—-—-———-~-- . ' . We return to the noon hour and the
East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal school will convene at 12:15 p.111.
Church—Rev. S. P 'Fairbanks, pastor The Baptist Brotherhood will hold
-‘-9: 30 a. Err-FBHOWShIlP meeting their opening meeting at 12: 30 pm.
loader. Edmund Trounson. 10:30.11. The pastor will lead in the discus-
m.—-Mornlng preaching service. The skin. 7 :30 p. 111., evening service.
subject of the pastor's sermon will be Sermon by the pastor on the subject,
“The Fatherhood of God."18 111-. America and the European War. All
«,Itrusteesu The three trustees whose : .
j . The Sunday-school will meet as usual. ”9.1%th invited to attend this
“I" Id. be In opportunoauma.
. for placing money in permanent
at the close ot the morning service. service. Music :16: the day:
Dr. 11, Morgan. Supt. 3:30 p. 111,—: '- Momim.
Thursday 1-8 p. m.-'——Election‘ of Brelude—Meditutiou -
......'...' .; F, dela'l‘IoImbelle
terms have expired are Edmund Offertory mung
I uTl'OImIOD. Daniel L'Homh'iedleu and Postlude Tours
£51117 Taylor. All church members . -. - swam“:
3:6! voting are are invited to attend Prelude-e-Lled Wolstenholm
this action Noumme regular Offertory~IuVooetlon .. Hug
' To mm man: will be held Postlu'de Salome
with the who? in charge. ' . Monday—8 p. 111.. the board of
i'l'he Junior Liam will hold its first trustees to the pastor's ' ‘fillv.
no out amt. 111111 oovI ”a”
on. 7 ., flute-tint” m
',_Rev Ernest I-‘. McGregor Ph D., plow
era are also welcome 5 .1 5 ‘
Parents are particularly..invited to
send their children of kindergarten
and primary ages. > I MON '- N
The church is open all day every
day in the year for private prayer BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPT. 24TH.
and meditation. All are cordially luv Our MOnth End Sale will interest and profit you.
vitcd to the services, especially Bargains in vanOus lines.
strangers and visitors in town. . {IM A l7?
Grace Choral—{RevsL llgntqnjl'er-A A' DIC KF I ‘ .11 & SIGN
ner, rector—-»The Fifteenth Sunday sf-l ’ " HW¢ (lbw-31:0: H. Green Trading Stamps
ter Trinity.- ~The celebration of they . -
HolyCommunion at 8 o'clock; nits-l SOUTH NORWALK’ CT’ ' Phone 446
stop Sunday-school of 8. Faith at;
9:00; morning prayer and sermon at
r
10: 30; Parish Sunday-school, in the
li’arisll Hall, at 12 o‘clock.
Monday-J—St. Matthew 5 D111. the cel-
ehmtion of the Holy Communion at .
I 9. 30.
The Sunday-schools of the Parishi~
resume their session: this Sunday at:
;the usual hours. Parents and guard '
inns are urged to see to it that the
children report. 5
The Woman's Guild meets for the‘
first time this season with Mrs. Van
lluren, 58 West av’enue, at 2. 30 cal
Tuesday ~Tuesday, out Wednesday.
l Christ Church, East Norwalk- Fif— l, A,“
teenth Sunday after Trinity HolyiI
communion and sermon at 10: 30 11.;
im.; Sunday- school at 1.;0011 evening
prayer and sermon at 7: 30 p. m.; l "v" "K’C"I¥‘3‘-‘3‘°°“ “ 'V‘”
Choir rehearsal Friday evening at ' i
415:: .3233”... l::::.°..";l:1..:’i SHOES
For Fall and Winter
WA N rOQ-JOCIP‘VX1 MWWJULNJUOU )UOQOL’
Off I.l,o,o,l.ll I II I.
Swiuuners hold strength in .
reel r1c otherwise drownlngs
would result.
So “ith your Finances. Keep
them in a flood tide" condition .
by starting 1111 ACCOUNT.
()ur \vutL-liword “AT YOUR
“SI-I l“ 1( 1'3."
F airfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
M
warn
a..."
. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE socls'rv. 1
Christian Science Society—liusonlc‘
building, 59 Wall street. Norwalk. Sun-l : All of the Latest Models for
day school. 10 a. 111. Regular Sundayl '_ .
service. 11 a. n1. Subject. September' MEN AND WOMEN ' ' '
20; "Matter.“ Testimony meeting :' ForDress and Evening Wear ,
Wednesday, 8 p_ n1. To both services
the public is cordially invited. A tree
lreading' room is maintained at thel
lsnme address. Open daily from 2:15
to 4: 15 p 111., holidays excepted. conneally &BraCken
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE sru- _ ‘8 WASH'NGT“ 3‘
international, Bible Student's Asso-
ciation*The public and all friends!
are cordially invited to be present nti
the New Red Men’s Hall, West Wash-l
ington street, South Norwalk. 0n -
Sunday afternobn, September 20th.:l ‘ Mone b Otderin Your
11914. at 3 o'.clock PastorJ. A Uncut-I you can Save Y y g
llein of New York, will address the
meeting Topic, "The Golden Age." Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
Seats free All welcome. No collec
tion. ' FROM
31'. Peren' s EVANoELIcAL LUTH- HEADQUARTERS F” cu: FLOWERS OF ALL Km”-
ERAN CHURCH.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran ' . -South .‘Norwalk FIOWCI C0,;
Chumh, Cedar street, near West eve-
nue. Martin L Steup, pastor—The us- ' t Tel hone 364
1111i, divine -services will be held at NO' 2 smith Mam Ste: 1 ep - 1
10:30 in the German language. Sun-
day school at 9:30. The annual misc
sioa festival will be observed Sep-
tember 27th. At,10:30 in the morn-5
log the Rev. N Friedman Lutheran
missionary among the Jews of New
‘York, will deliver the German ad-I .‘ .
dress. In the afternoon at.,8 o'clock“ . ‘ ' >
an English service will bé held, The ,
Revr‘WMH. Ste-up. of Bridgeport, will . I It! All SUbJeCts
preach the‘sermon. A luncheon will. __ _
be d 1 ~
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L th f th '1 -—
not: :..°....°:.:: soulful . DAY AND EVENING
A Big Line of Shoes for Boys and Girls
_ SALVATION Amity. . .
The Selvetmu Army. 50 Water street.
South Norwolk. Ensign and Mrs. Per-- ' ' ~ ~ '
rett, caldera in charge. Saturdc' at. 5 " .
11 i1. mat“? and our: é, . 2. 1. «.1 South Nor-Walk, . . Stamford . Port Chester-
111;. holiness meeting ; Sunday at} nil" . ~ » ' ' '
111.. Sunday school; Sunday at 6:46 11;, __,_,- '.
111.. YIoungI People's tries: nudity at
8 p: 111., revival service. All are wel- l
I I
swam on or. GEORGE. Marleen. Dec. 11, 1911.,
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1 ”33mm“ "'9‘“ I" If” ’9 canoes 11411113111 son saunter.
L " '» viewing vim elected tony at the ,
_II;Ither% Church citizens: of the Daurhtern of St NEW HAVEN. Sept. Ill—Colonel
W "sinuous. on: ... 611111 1.1 11mm ,-
. bury ce-pl‘emmti 11 Florence unanimously uninitiated for high shew -
‘1 custom-1.1.1.1111” 3 .5 ”3:311: 1119: New 1111.11 muse-to. 13W“:
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