chansons. 001$ 24. 10rd,:
who;
Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor sitteth in the seat
of the scornfhi.
o—Psalms 1: 1.
METHODIST. ilmeeling at 9:30 a. m. Morning wor-
m": Methodist Episcopal Church— ship at 10:30 with sermon by the ruin-
new W. H Wakeham pastbr_Pub]jc isle on “Christian Soldiery.” Sun.
worship with sermon at 10. 30 a n1. day school at the nooll hour. Young;
‘ The pastor will preach, his subjectI P3011188 meeting at 6 30 11- m The
._ I'11] be, “The Second Temptation ofI evening service at 7:30 will be a mus- i
, Christ, 01- the Law of Proportion in ice! service when the quartet, whichl
V Human Life " In the evening at 7- 30 is doing such excellent work will roll l
-' o'clock he will begin his series of do! portions or Gaul's “Holy City,’
V sermons on the “Cycles of Life" Here and the minister will speak on “Thei
tollows the list “The Boy at School"; Symbolism of the Cross" StrangeraI
“The Girl in Her Teens" ,I “The Young are always welcome.
Man Starting Out In Life"; “The I I "“2“"
Young Woman and Her Powers"; l\orwalk M' E- Church.
. ‘ “Courtship and Marriage"; “MoralI Music for the day:
. v Perils in Middle l.ife;" “Tile Old Arm: Morning. ,
, Chair"; I“Wilat Is There Beyond.“Preluae"R°mlllCe ll! D Flat
Special music at all these services. --------------------- C. S. Mallard
Other services for the day: IQusrtet—Tile Earth is the Lordp
Sunday Morning Class. 9:45 o'clock --------------------- W, E. Brow
Edwin Fox, leader. Bible School, 13, ‘Quartet—The God of Abraham Praise
:0. Our school last Sunday had thej --------- - ------------ Dudley BuckI“
largest attendance so far this fall. The I POBi-llldfi—rAllB Marcia-eArthur DoreyI
school is to be most heartily congrat-i Evenind.
hinted upon its Harvest Festival. "Selections from The Holy City
was the best thing in that line tileI' ------------------- A- R- Gaul
school has done in many days. De« lDUOducilon~leO and Organ
.votional meeting of the Epworth l Tenor Solo and Quartet—No Shadows
‘ League 6:30p in. Subject, ‘iiow CanI Yonder
I Will My Friend for Christ?" Leader, Quartet—They That SOW In Tears
Kiss Isabella Slauson \ iContralto SOlo—Eye Hath Not seen. I
On Monday and Tuesday evenlngsIBaBs Solo and Quartet—A New Heav- E
at 8: 00 0’,clocll Mr. James W. Erwin on and a New Earth
of San Francisco, will give his beauti- ‘ Soprano Solo—These Are They Which I
fully illustrated lectures entitled Came
. T"Fr0m’ the Golden Gate to Puget Quartet—Great and Marvelous
’ Scund," and “Through Western Won- Tlly Works.
(lei-lands." Each subject will be real. I Postlude—Piano and organ,
utlcaiiy shown by beautiful views in‘ Mrs. John Buckley will preside at
natural colors and many interesting the piano,
: motion pictures, affording a compre—E
Ihensive view of some very attractive}
I sections of our great country. Foerhurch-Jtev. S. P. Fairbanks, pastor
all those who saw and heard Mr. Er- 9: 30 a. m Fellowship meeting; Ed-
:win in his lectures last spring, they found Trounson, leader. 10:30 a. m.
' ' need, but to be informed that he is Morning sermon; the pastor
coming again to assure their utten- IpreaCh from the subject “Testing.
arms. And those who did not hear, God " Music by the choir. 12 m.
ilim cannot afford to miss this oppor-The Sunday-school will meet at the
, may. close of the morning service for the
. The Mid week Service, Thursday ev. study 01 the Bible. 3' 30 l) m Th8
,wng’ 7- 45 o'clock. This will be the Junior League service will be held in
Are .
East avenue Methodist EpiscopaiI
dly' evening proved to be the largest, open meeting and Wesley Slauson will
Ind the best meeting in the series up be present and speak to the J“1110“!
'10 date. Seventy eight people were 6. 30 p.10 The Senior Epworth League
, present. The special music for the oc. ‘36"me meeting; leader, M153 Mill‘-
‘easion charmed everybody. indeed, ion 14301111110510“; subject “How Can
. tile music isa special feature of these I Win My Friend for Christ?" All
' meetings. The poster also continues young Mk3 invited 7: 30 p 01. Even-
his talks on ‘The Methods of Jesus in ins preaching service subject or
individual Soul Winning " Suhjocilrafitor‘s sermon. “The Day Demands
ZI tor this week: “Jesus and the Samar- . OWNER" A cordial invitation is 8x-
' itali Woman." We are aiming at an 3, tended to be present at this beerCe.
, attendance of a hundred people in Monday, 8 D- m, The monthly busi-
.‘ these meetings, and we believe we are “533 meeting °t “19 Sunday School
3 going to get, them ' Board will be held in the church par-
] The Junior League will be re- 101'-
, organized next Friday after school; Wednesday. 2 p. m. The Ladies Aid
, dlours. Mrs Edwin 3 Austin is toI Society will meet to sew.
have charge. Other noble workers Thursday; 7: 50 p. m The church
I are to aid her. Parents are urged to prayer meeting will be held as usual
see that their children attend. With the pastor in charge At the
. The Pastor's Recognition Class, I 01039 01 the prayer service‘the month-
‘looking toward church membership, gly meeting 0‘ “3° 093““ Board Will
are held Friday afternoon at 2. who hold.
o'clock and at 8. 00 o’clock in the ev-
mling of each Friday ‘
The Boy Scouts meet as usual at
7:00 o‘clock, Friday evening. _
'. The music for the day will be
tolioyvs:
CONGREGATIONAL. '
.Siouth Norawlk Congregational
lIChlirch, John Stapleton, minister-—
aglIMorning service at 10: 30 tomorrow.
. . The pastor will preach on “The
Morning! iGl-ound of Hope." ' I
v‘brgan Prelude-intermezzo . .Foote' The vesper ""1” will be held “t
minim—What Are-J‘hese .. .stsiner 4 3915-"14 “'9 RBV- lit-loll Gallium?
0m one “(Md An d ante illuminant. i will be the speaker of the afternoon.
' .The Bible school meets tor the study
Anthem—God Calling Yet. .Brackett Ii
or the new international graded les-
rIIgaIn Postiude—Allegro Moderato I
finish I sons at 12. J. M. Glover, superintend-
‘ent.
\
Evening.
organ Prelude——Song Without Words
l The Men’s Christian Inquiry Club
will meet at the some hour.
, .... .................... Deshayesi
illem~lbide With Me . .Churchlliio III“ "‘"2’ “f “‘9 “ct that “my “‘
m Oilertorywhndante .. . Lian ryoung people will be in attend
”them—How Long Wilt Thou Forget lgnce upon "‘9 meetings of the State
M0 . ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Pflueger 0. E. convention. at New Haven,.the
‘ ll- Hymn—The Mellow Eve I, meeltng of the Senior Endeavor Soci-
Gliding ......... . ..... .. Holden 3"” Will be omitted.
”if“ .Postlude—rModerato- ... Weber ““9” 1°” "1° d3?-
‘ Morning.
. I . Omn Probate—Tulane from piano.
Methodist Episcopal, Concerto ............... Handel'ssohn
I"; Elmore Bonito, n. D.. millio- floor-m ado—«“1 Bond a Greet
Anthem—O
Organ Foothills—March . . mm
Afternoon.
Organ Prelude—At Evening. .Ktnder
Offertory-Aiiegretto ...... Beethoven
Sotprsno Soio——‘ 'The Good Shep- !
herd" ....................... Barri
Organ Postiude—Caprioeu .Ruhinsbein
The mid-week service, at 7' .,.45 on
Thursday or ening, will be opened with
a fifteen— minute prayer service, follow-
ed by a. consideration of the opening
subject of Fosdick’s ”Mind 0! the Mail-
ter "
On the afternoons and evenings of
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
and 28th."a harvest home festival will
be held in the parlors of the church.
The'meeting of the Ariston Young
[Men’s Club will be held at the church
on Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock. The
Camp Fife Girls will hold their regu-
lar meeting at 7 :30 Tuesday evening-
The Junior Endeavor Sewing Class
will meet aft 3:30 Friday afternoon.
The Boy Scout meeting will be held
on Friday evening at 7: 30—Douglass
Nash, scoutmaster.
Woodward Avenue Department Sull-
day school at 3:30vp. in. Evening ser-
vice at 7:30 p. m. The location olthis
department will be changed from the
tent to a place more suitable for the
cold weather, and announcements will
be made next week.
Brookside Union Chapel and Sam
day school, under the auspices of the
South Norwaik Congregational Church.
Sunday school at 3 p. m. Preaching
service conducted by the Rev. .1". C.
Thompson. at 3: 45 p. In.
First Congregational Church, Rev. E.
F. McGregor, Ph. D.. pastor—Morning
service at 10: 30, with preaching by
the pastor Subject: “Bars, or Burden
Bearers. " At 7. 30 there will be a ster-I Winnipbuk; 7: 30 p. in., Evening Pray-
eopticon lecture by Dr. Edgar J.
Banks, on “The Bible and the Spade";
Dr. Banks is’ director of one of Chica-‘
go University’s exploration expedi-I
lions and is thoroughly acquainted
with the contributions to our knowi-i
edge of ancient history that have been
made by the finds in Babylonla and
niPaiestine. All are invited. Sunday
ulschooi at noon. Y, P. S. C. E at 6'. 45,
,! Venite ................... Gregorian 2
Circle: Te Deum. E Fiat ........ Woodward
Will meet “in! Mrs William 13- M3" IBenedictus ............... Gregorian
ivin for an all-day session; the Golden ,Oilertory Anthem—God So [mod the
lRule Circle will meet With Mrs. IAbram World. ..... . ............. Steiner
p. m.
Wednesday the Ministering
Fitch. Orchard street, at 3 p. m.
Mornnfi. .
'Prelllde—«Allogretto Expressivo. Op.
116, No' . Homer N. Bartlett
lord, My God,
Thou B C. Klen
IConraJto Solo—Come Home
...............
. . . . ....... Edouard Lassen I
Quartet—Sing Alleluia Forth
............... D. Buck
Postlude—«Grand Choellr in F
.................... F. Capocci
Evening.
Prelude—Cantilene in A
................. Theo Salome
Quartet—Abide Win Me .. w. Reed
‘Ofi'crtory—Andante Grusioso in G
...................... H. Smart
Quartet~G0d is Love ..-H. R. Shelley
will I Postlude—Ofi'ertory in F . A. L. Woly
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist Church,
Pastor Rev. _R. G, Hartley~Mornlng
service 10:30 a. m.-—-The pastor will
preach ill the morning on the subject,
«filth night in the roll call. Last Thurs- ”10 gnaw-3011001 room It will be an ! The Holy Appetite.
Organ Prelude—~Larghctto
.................. M. Ilauptlnan
Offertory~llerceuse .. Win. Ashmali
Oi'fel'tory Solo—The Prodigal Son
........................ Parker
Organ Postlude ........... Glliimant
The evening service 7:30 p, m.
Rev. John lStapleton. o! the Congre
gational Church, wil preach. We ap-
preciate this oportunity of hearing
_Mr. Stapleton. ,
Organ Prelude—Comments .
............... ...... Vodosinski
Ofl'ertbry Solo—Lead Kindly Light
........................ Pinsuti
12 m, the Sunday school will meet
in the lecture room.
was p. m.—Ii‘lle Brotherhood
Class will meet as usual. The Sun-
day Question will be the subject.
President Morgan will have import.
ant announcements to make.
m.—-—The JCilristiau Endeavor Society,
room. Miss Mary Robins will lead
this meeting.
Monday—7: 30 p. m, a meeting of
the Executive Committee of the C. E;
Society wiiibe held at tile parson-
age.
the Baptist Brotherhood will he lie-id
in the lecture room. A good speaker
has been provided and refreshments
will be served. All the members of
the Brotherhood and thellt friends are
cordially invited.
ment will be given by the bleachers
the supervision of Miss Mary Robins.
mended to all.
church are invited to ottud.
mucus: on" Value from Ileana" 2.........Rom
b.
"Friday—57: is p.01 common
27th3
Hoar .
Offenory ..... . ............. Wagner .
Organ Postlude ..: ......... Vincent .
6:30 n.
will hold their meeting in the lecture l
Tuesdsy4-8 n. in, the fall rally oi”
Wednesday—8 p. m., an entertain ,
of the local Camp Fire Girls under :
This interesting entertainment is com- *
Monday—7: 45 p. m, the prayer ‘
meetings of the church are ioomaslng I ‘2
in interest. All the members “of the ;
f'Board will met at 99 parsonage to pastor—Services in the German ian
Iconsider plan for the annual fall roll Igunge at 10: 30 and in the English
Ian llsnguage at 7. 30 p.111. The subject
l‘ or the morning sermon will be TheI
. Grace Baptist Church, Rev, G J Se.IFoundation Upon Which Our Faith
bros. B. To. pastor—Services Sunday: MES! Refit The topic in the cloning":
10. “in. preaching~subjectz Repostin will be Luther, the Great Relaunch;
Christ”——Matt.11:29.12:30,SabbnthiTlie Lutherans of the city and vicinity I
school. 3 p. m.,Iprea,clling by Rev. H." are earnestly invited to worshipi
.M. Shields. 11 D. 7:45, praise set: here; others are also cordiaill lv-el 1
vice. 8 p. m.. music by choir—sermon come. The Sunday school meets at’
.I subject: “The Shipwreck and the Life- 930, New pupils are always wel- I
l
J; LEE.
~boat”_.Acts 27:41. All are welcome. iconic. German lesson Satllrdev after
lunch at 2 o'clock. (‘hoil rebelled,
i’l‘uesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Sunday, November 1, a special ser—I
vice will be held in German, cornmeal-l
crating the Reformation of the Church .
by Martin Luther. The pastor will;
deliver an appropriate address. Hoiyl
Communion will be administered. 0002il
fessional service at 10 o‘clock. i
l
I
EPiSCOPAL.
, Trinity Church—Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector—Calendar for the
week, commencing, October 25, 1914.—
The 20th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.
in. Celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion. 10:30 a. 01. Morning Prayer and
sermon. 12 in. Bible Classes and
school. 7:30 p. in. Evening Prayer
and address. .
Wednesday, 3:80 p. m. Tile Junior
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions.
The festival of S. S. Simon and Jude.
The Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed at 9:30 a. m.
Thursday, 7: 45 p. m.
Friendly Society.
Friday, 7. 45 p m Choir rehearsal
The Woman's Guild of the Church
have arranged to hold a rummage
sale in the auditorium building on‘
North Main street, on Thursday, Fri~
day and Saturday. ,
ADNE’NT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Adlent Christian Chur,cil Van Zant
and Harvey streets, Rev. George 37.}
Teeple, pastor—lie.” hour of prayer,,
10 a. m.; morning sermon, 10:30 a.
112.; Sunday school, 12 m.; Loyal}
W’orkers meeting, 5: 45 p. m.; even-I
ing sermon, 7 p. Ill. Mid week praler
meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
The Girl's
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Society-Masonic
building, 59 Wall street, Norlvalh,
Sunday school, 10 a. n1. Regular
.—
I St. Paul‘s Parish~ Twentieth 8011- Sunday service, 11 a. 111. Subject, 00-
‘day after Trinity. 7:30 a. 111.. Holytober 25. "Probation After Death.”I
Communion; 9:15 a. 01., St. Paul's Testimony meeting, Wednesday, 8 D'
in. To both services the public is‘
cordially invited. A- free reading
room is maintained at the same ad2
dress. Open daily from 2:15 to 4:15
p. m., holidays excepted.
Sundayschooi; 10:30 a. 01.. Morning
Prayer and sermon; 8 p. in. St. All~
drew’ s Sunday-school, 353 Main street
or. All are invited to attend the ser
vices, especially strangers and visit-
ors in town. The Church is open ali'l
day every day for rest, prayer” and
meditation. New scholars are wel-’
come at either Sunday-school on any
Sunday.
SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army, ‘50 Water,
street, South Norwaik; Ensign and:
Mrs. Edwin J. Perrett, officers in}
charge; 'Segeant‘ E. Turhington, as-
,sistant——Saturday’at 7 p. m.I open air.
8 p, m., tableaux entitled, Drunken
mil. “.
Sunday at 10 a. in, open air. 11
ii, in., holiness meeting. 2:30 p. m..
Sunday school. 3:30 p. m., Christ-
iali Praise. Sergeant Major Hopper,
of .SOlllli Manchester, assisted by
ltlweive members of the '80th Man-
Ichcsler Silver Band will have charge
Prelllde—Chantique d'Amonr . .Strangesl: "1° services. Don't fall to hear
Magnificat in E ....... . RobertsII em
Nunc Dimittis in a, ........ . Roberts “may at 7 3° 9 m 01’9“ 3":
Anthem-Send Out Tlly Light in" m, Revival “Hm" .
Gounod Monday at 8 p, m. Stereoplicon Lec-
130,0“; Baritonew’rne Penitent ture entitled “Bible Pictures." This
Beltrddcy Nan Downtenlecture will be illustrated by 60
James T. Bowman I'viens, mostly colored, which will in-
Poatlude~ Allegro Energico, cillde several illustrated songs. This
Sonata' No. 5 in C minor
.......... Eugene Thayer
I Morning.
Prelude ill E Fiat, 0p 41, .\'o. l
........ ................. Guiiluant
iPostludewTile Song of a Hero _
............ R. Volkmuun
Evenlno.
8
........ ..... .e,....r--.
onsc'no
from
Ithat will be given during the fall and
Werner. roctor~The 20th Sunday af-I .
ter Trinity. The celebration of the Vlednesday “i 7 p. in Band 0‘ Love
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock: Mia-i and Young Peoples legion assembly.
slon Sunday school of S. Faith ati Thursday, nt8p m Sallation meet-
9; morning prayer and sermon at “’3-
10' so; Parish Sunday school at noon ml “may at 3 9- m- 00mm meeting-
evening prayer and sermon at 4. IP lace announced later.
—.a
Christ Church. East Norwaik—ZOth \iessiah Swedish Lutheran Church,
Sunday after Trinity. Morning pray- LFort street—«H. Luther Wilson, pas-
er and sermon, 10:80. Sunday-school,Itor—Sunday- school next Sunday at 3
noon; evening prayer and sermon. ' 0":ka D2 m. . Divule services 4
7:30. Choir rehearsal Friday evening, ' o'clock p. in. A cordial invitation is
7:45» extended to all Scandinavians of Nor-
Iwailc
7.:
8T. PETER'S GERMAN EVANGELI-
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH l, —The successful way to start the
St. Peter's German Evangeliczthday is to be Royal Tailored. so they
,Lutheran Church, Cedar at, near Isay. R. E. Dibble. up stairs, 78 Wash-
iWest avenue; Martin Luther Sioupw'ington street.
Veiimgs in Vogue
The many types of bets creates a demand for various kinds of
Veillngs. Ii 2 . .
For instance, there is thesnug fitting turban which lends itself
readily to the wearing of the nose Veil.
Again, there are the very wide sailors. which call chiefly for
the more elaborate scroll and allover designs. ‘ ‘
We have a wide range of the choicest designs and most exclu-
sive novelties in black and white .At 25: and. 00¢; yordII
New Filet Veillngs
decorated with neat border. are particularly smart.
The N E. Ryan Co
sourii noawAth. '
..At 500 y'ln‘l‘
. I u WASHINGTON eraser
MW‘WIWW‘ '
__ an riuauo's ~ ~ 2 2 .'
I II afimumewm youdon't"
M'mhmm .
sumo Win.
On I.
will be the first of a series of lectures I
winter. i\o charge will be made and '
Grace Church, the Rev. J. Benton It“? $011,121 that a large attendance
awn?“ -. ..
5’
. .mRQdd C0
EstaHlehol (857
—"-4""
Coats for Women and Misses
This Autumn has brought certainly most satisfac-
tory styles in the ever present utility Coats. Tile coat
a woman slips into every day day for street wear or in
the motor.
There are Zibelincs, Persialli ('intll.
Caracul L‘lotll and Fancy Mixtures in loose and easy
models with gently flaring,r skirts. Sonlctllllcs a much of
fur at neck and sleeves, sciiiciinlcs a belt
will] llllgc buttons.
A large assemblage at prices from $12.00 to $20.00.
A somewhat smaller gathering with models showing
individuality in style, from $25.00 up.
Black Kerseys, Rough Sergés and Imported Scotch
Mixtures. I
Arabian Lamb:
ll()\'i‘l \\'lll\j
Second Floor.
Suit Cases and Traveling Bags
Feather-weight Suit Cases for women’s use, made of
black cowhide, very light to carry and very substantially
made.
22 inch size,
24 inch
$9.00
$925
English Grained Black Suit Cases, silk-lined and
gilt illoulltcd, very llaildsoiilc.
24 inch, $13.00
Men’s Suit Cases and Bags
Black Walrus Bag, fitted with black mounted toilet
articles, military brushes, flasks, bottles and cascs,
18 inch size, $24.00
20 inch size, $26.00
Black Calfskin Bag. fitted, 18 inch, $20.00
Suit Cases.
.. Of Bridle Leather, lined with Holland linen, very
high grade work, 24 inch size, $16.50
Trunk Rooms, fourth floor. ,
Table Silver
The Sale of Fiat Ware ends soon.
Crlllllb Knives $1.00 each
Fish Knives and l'orks, $1.00
Salad Spoons and l'ol'ks, .75
Oyster LfililCS' $1.00
Jelly Spoons, .25 and .50
Ice Cream Slicers, .89
Tomato Servers, .50
Ice Spoons, .60
Vegetable Spoons, .75
Sugar Shells, ‘ ‘ _ .lsIand .25
Butter Knives, ‘ .15 and .25
Siver in Sets,
Medium Forks, 25 ctS. and $1.00
Medium Knives, 75 cts.
Tea Spoons, 75 est. and 51,00
Ficc O’Ciock Spoons- . 50 cts.
White Goods for Dainty
House Dresses
Very charming and distinctive weaves of cotton iTor
general .ilouse wear. Crcpc dc Chincs,
50c Figured Crepes,
soc White Cilarmeusc,
' ' 75 cts. Fancy Crepes,
69C Piqucs,
25c, 30c and 453: White Poplin, yard widc,
25c
Basement.
Collars and Vestees
Have you seen the new “Tommy Lipton" Collars and
Vestees of white orgsndie? Charming.
Gladstone Collars of orgalldie, either plain or cm-
broidcred, 25c and up. -
White Linen Collar and Call Sets: the severest of
tailored apparel, 5Io ctS. and $1. 00.
Organdie and Lace Vestees, 25 cts..up.
Emmdfl'ed and Lace Collar. and Cuff Sets, a large '-
' assortment including many very exclusive novelties. Mods-
.erately priced. Main Floor.
Novelties 1n Jewelry
Pwl‘Cufi‘,UnkS, small sizes to fit the buttonholes
ill linen cuffs, ' 25 ctS.
Slipper Buckles for babies, dainty blue and pink'
enamel, gold filed, square or oval, 75 c5. “
Black Collar Bands, of velvet: moire or lilalillc \Vltll
slides of jet or rhinestone, $2. 00 ,
Jet Butterfly Brooches, quite novel.
Jet Broodtes. Combs and Necklaces
Curtain Scrim, Special
Bordcrod Scrim, hemstitched with drawnwol‘k white.
and corn 2
Scrim until lace edge and insertion, white and ecIru,
very good values, regular 25 cts.,
19¢ a ‘yard.
Third Floor.
English and Domestic Porcelain
Plates, Cups and Shucers- Cereal fishes, Platters, .
Bewls and Vegetable Dishes. 10¢
SUNSHINE SPECIAL.
Hull-pound boxes, six styles of sweets, very choice
assortment, 27¢
For Saturday.
Norwalk Chronicler