Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 17, 1915 · page 2

 
 
 
 

112m Eventide
fiestiude—CMetta v. Hotluendu
l’l‘hesunday school willmstSb
1‘5 1. In.
,EAnnouneements for the wzeek -—
.3 Monday,.1:t5p n1. TheBoard of
Trustees. i
1 Thursday. 7: 45 p m The prayer nnd‘.
praise seriicc of the church led by}
the pastor, l
Friday. 7 11 m9 A moonlight sail 1m- ‘
dot the auspices of the christian En-
dearer Society. 5.“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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! Grace Baptist Church services will
die conducted by Rev. James Fullen.
‘Preaching at 11 a. in. Sunday school
‘at 12:30 p. m. Sacred concern at 3:30

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who walketh not w ‘3. m.’ Evening services at 8 I). In. All

the counsel or the ore welcome

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niche lFlRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Nor standeth in the ’ SCIENTIST.

l First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
ETC-est avenue—The regular Sunday
iservice of this church is held at 11
I; a, In.

gnbject. July 18. Life. ._

Wednesday evening.

meeting at 8 o‘clock.

To both these services the public
iis cordially Invited.
l Sunday school at 9:5 3.111
‘; A reading room is maintained at
ft teh same address. open each week
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way of sinners,
Nor sttteth in the seat
of the scorniul.

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METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
will Norwalk Conn; William G.

 

CONGREGAT'ONAL- day holidays excepted, from 2 15 to
m, minister—Morning worship at The South Norwalk Congregational 4: 30 p m

130.1Sermon, Life’s V'.ltalizer Eie- Chum], J01“! Stapleton, ministervl A“ are uelcome.

my worship at .45 Sermon “0, Public worship Sunday morning at
T to the Sabbath. Bible $011001 11 otlock. The. pastor will preach 1MES$IAH SWEDISH LUTHERAN
”on. his sermon topic being Near the CHURCH

film meeting, Tuesday at 7: 45 Kingdom. Bible school at 10 a m l Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church.
frayer meeting, Thursday at 7.45 The Senior Department will be ad-i ‘Fort. St. ll Luther Wilson, pastor——
"fly unanimous vote of the Official dress“ by Midge 101m H Light. 'The congregation is invited to par-
9M“ ‘ it‘ was decided to hold Woodward Avenue Depanmeut—‘ticipate in the festlvltles of St. John's
firmmng serijEs in this church Sunday school at 3:30 p. m. lswedish Lutheran Church of Stam-
‘ 995w morning and evening during Broohside Chapel—«Sunday schooljford. Conn, concldent with its confir-
at 3 p. in. motion reunion celebration Sunday,
9 Program of music, for the Sombuith divine services at 10:45 a. m..
,n Prelude~lutermezzo Steane Norualk Congregational Church: gcoucert at 39:30 11 m. and communlon
“ gall Oflertory—Elevatlon. Prelude—Allegretto ....... Lemaigre Usenices at p m. ~Sandwtches with“
" Saint Sachs OttenorywAndante ..... Walmer‘coi‘fee will be served in the base-

 

gap Postlude—Andante con \loto Soprano Solo—Jilin Light of the merit parlors for the benefit of those
Mendelssohn ll orld ..................... llutton uho wish to tulle their lunch at the
Evening at 7:30:-— Poetlude-Allegro ...... llheinbergex church A cordial welcome is extend-

«mm Prelude—Andante (Moolighm ‘ TUGSdal’ excnmg at 3 o‘clock. the Ed

 

 

9 _ 9 Lenore Hungarian Bible Class. 9 Sunday a week from tomorrow, ser-
hi on Offertory~lnter1udo to "King vices at 4 p. m. Come all!
Manfred.” Relnecko First Congrtgational Church. Rev . W
103-33,. Postludewln E Flat. Abel-hotly E. F. McgoGrc P11. 1)., pust¢~1JAPAN TO COLONIZE lNNER MN:
. 9 Morning service at 10: 30 wfii 1 GUI-IA»

(By the Far Eastern Bureau.)

lNorwalk Methodist Episccpil preaching by the pastor. Subject, The‘
l’EKING«——Oue or the ilrst steps to"

”burgh, Rev C p Barto. DWD min- Fatherhood of God. No evening
“hymen Suuduv mar-ning at 10 30‘ services during the summer. follow upon China‘s submission to the
.1119 pastor will continue 111;: course of Wodnosduv the men of the ooiltecent Japanese demands is the
yormons on the Lord‘s vaer the gregatlon and their men friends will movement just now being agitated in
”1;;th being Thy Kingdom Come In hold their annual outing Boats will Toklo for an immediate colonization
the evening at7130 the sermon topic leave the town float, Norwalk, nt 8: R of tuner Mongolia by Japan. This
will he The World Without the Bible land 10 3 m and ”19 0‘10”." Club texritory is known to be exceedingly
”The etching services are kept it 11" 30 You 81‘? “”1190 Please rich and productive for agricultural
ntrlctlx Within the one hour limit ‘ let the pastor know 01' )‘Ollf 10190110“ and pastoral purposes. and the Japa-

Our Service
Continues to
Satisfy

and why should it not? “’6
employ Oculists of experience
to examine eyes. Frames are
fitted and leoyses ground on
the premises by most approv-
ed methods. .

You pay for the glasses
only and we guarantee satis~
faction,

 

THAMER

Ocullstu, Optometrists, Opticians.
I? Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Saturday~ Evenings. Est. 1997

 

 

 

 

Insurance

Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Gian,
rWlIrkmen’! “mutation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Sumty Bonds. .
< Notaries Publlo.
Stun-whip Tickets

1. M. Layton 81 C 0.. Inc.

REAL EGTATE

5 Railroad ' Av... 80. Norwalk

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Tree Work of
All Kinds
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. Mid-SummEr Clearance
SALE

on all Household Goods. New
' and second hand. Everything
, sold at extremely, low prices.

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lining the warm weather. The 10 $0:
quartet will sing at 110m service; The Ministering Circle will picnlc1mw of expansion
2'0th meetings of the tiny arc: (‘im at Roton Point on Tuesdav taking thusiagm
uneetin: ,«1 9:29 a. m. Sunday sohro] the. trollev at Main and Wall streets
it noon hour, and Epworth League at 2-10 0'

service for young people at 0:30. This MUSlC‘ for“ the. 08."?
Morning.

Sunday the annual open air service
‘wlll he held on the church lawn bc- Prelude—introduction t0 Passion
Music ................ J. llaydnzA_ of mfg city has

tween the church and the parsonage.
Dr. rliarto will have charge of the Quartet—Sabbath Morn :cumpulgu against tuberculosis
meeting. Everyone will be welcome. ................... G. H. Knight
Music for the Day, Tenor Solo—Callest Thou Thus. 0
, Morning. -— Master ............ G, A, Mletzke
‘ ll’relude—foermire in E Flat AnthmflFesmal Benedict“ l“ Elon prevention and tioatment of the
. A Gullmant Flat ------------- Alex S Gibson disease, and illustrations will
.9 Quartet~Caxltata Domino in c. PO'Sflude-Andnmmo ”0'“ "‘3 syn"‘1nadc with lantern slides. ‘At the
‘ _ . Buck phrony C ‘1 Widor close of the campaign it is proposed
Soprano and A110 Duet—A Dream of ‘to organize. a permanent bureau to
Gray distribute propagaudist mutétiul.
Guilmant .—

ADVERTlSED LETTERS. 9

with great on-

 

SHANGHAI Y. M. C. A. TO FIGHT
WHITE PLAGUE.
the Far Eastern Bureau.)

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EPISCOPAL
Trilnty Church, Rev. Frederick A
Coleman rector. 29
Sunday services:— ‘ ‘
9: 30 a. m. Celebration of the Holy?

_ 9 Paradise.
9Postlude—ln F.
9 Evening:—
:‘I’relude—Oft‘ertoire in C. Major.
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Quartet—Come to Our Hearts. Many Communion. (1 Mr. Avery. 9 Raymond street.
9 Tenor Solo—Selected 10: 30 3.111. Morning prayer an ser- Mrs M Cabasm.
3’oatlude~ln G. Major. Campbell 111:: Tl ent of Baptism Miss Margaret Dyer
m.1e sacrum -
‘ . MISS Lena Moraskt. ,.
M‘East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Wednesday, The Woman‘s Guild John Morrisey

WWVil‘lurch. Rev S P. Fairbanks, pastor.
1' ‘ 9: 30 a. m. The second Q uarterly
,Ellifouterence will be held in the church

will hold a lawn fete on the cgur‘ch Miss Gertrude Richards
grounds during the afternoon on e 9- Mrs A. L. Earl Rinherts
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.' , pstroet;
Saint Paul’s Church. seventh -Sun-~ ~

day alter Trinity—4:30 a, m., Holy __;___

Communion. 10:301., m..*rmornlugg ’Nomalp,

- prayer and sermon. 7:30p. m., evo- DmmlondiTh‘eatmv ~31 , 9 . ,9
nit“; moron. .- .; «R .Hopkl‘na. ‘ V
Tlié «regular monthly corporate Russell Riemann

Slauson. communion of St. Paul's b‘ranoh of M“; Mary B Mn};

the Girls’ Friendly Society will be Miss Subor’1M5n street.

‘11; m. The Epworth L885“ at the 7: 30 a. in service.. . Mpg, Stevens. go'wls .

. or meeting Lender, Rev '3' P No sessidns of the Sunday schools M;J_1HOWAm p_ M.

Minolta, subject—Is it Ever Right” during the summer, but all children 1 1 .

‘ D From Away from Home What are expected to attend the regular

9 services. Parents please note
The church is open all day for
private prayer and all file welcome
at the' services, especially strangers.

A‘NDREW‘ mount. 12. M.

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, lesson—"Solomon ‘_
Wesley

9Subje9ct of
as Wisdom."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

BROOKLYN EAGLE EDlTOR'DEAD
NEW YORK July '..17~—St Clair
McKelway. editor of the Brooklyn
lEagle, died at his home in Brooklyn,
at 3 p,.m. yesterday. He had boon
'lll‘j‘. lo ’ 9_.‘a long‘ time.
was 70 years old

 

 
 
 
 

 

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To neglect to redo thd Sentinel
”Furnished Rooms" advertisements
may mean that you'll pay more than
is necessary, and; not lens tin
should 110133.95 ‘

East Norwnlk: Rem, Taliof‘erifi .
Donkey. D.D.. melon—Evening prayer
and sermon at? :30 p, in. There will
on no): morning service;

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nose are already seizing the opportu».

SHANGHAI~The Chinese 1' M. C.“

‘turcs- are to be given by well-qualified;
men :11 all the schools and churchesl
1hroughout the province of Klangsui

be,

South Norwolk. "

. - . .. hills Margarito Willinnoul. Raymond

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Almanacs: of House Frock
An important uttering tor
Saturday and Monday

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lhese frocks hale not been purchasui for in special sale and trcre is no fluin of a

manufacturer 5 clc an up
of them bane become a little mussed and rumpled from being moxcd about
thought best to close them out immtdiatrlx
They are what is needed right 11011
the morning; for breakfast, llOll‘xtlutlllll

Group one.

Tlicx are 0111' 01111 good and rclial 1c

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instead of nailing until later in the
the little one—111cm: track to slip on first thing
g, gardening or marketing.

“as .ll (1115305 and some
50 it is
summer.

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A few dozen North Shore Dresses pith a number of other makes includ
ed, all of fast color material “ell made and “00d fittinw ucrc $100 and $1 25

Group two

 

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at 75¢

About two hundred North Shore Dresses, Cliambraus ginghams, crcpes and

tundras. all this summers late models, sizes 14 to 46, Wtre $3.00

C‘roup three.

.115...

at $2.00

Pretty »- frocks that may be worn afternoons on the porch or street. a large
assortment and fine 131115..“ch $400 and $5.00

Group four.

A very attractive line of fine lawns and tissues, dots and
that are protti‘ly made and trimmed with a bit of embroidery, lace or a

at $3.00

dresses
gav

stripes,

ribbon girdle. Everyc colot' combination 111 the catalogue, for street and afternoon

wear, were $5. 00 and $6. 00

Glows... Silk or i
Chalnolsétte..rcduced price 1
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Black or White Silk, 8~button with Paris

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at $4.00

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Wash Goods
Sale in the Basement»

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i $1 25 to $3. 49
Glass Bird Bath Houses,
which fasten to side of cage.

35¢
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Phone 1069-2.

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point stitching. were $1.00, frocks g cts.
9 . :69 as, Special. 'Lorralne Tissucs. strlpcs and crossbars, all
\l‘lutc Chamoiscttcs. 16 button 50 cts. colors, I 19 cts.
EBTMLISHED 1852
Indian Motor Cycles Wonderful Specials
Distributors for Norwalk and . $3.98W88h Sltll‘ls . $2.59
5““ “”31“ 98c Walsls 30c
The Sterling Motor Co. $3.98 Wash Skirts $2.49
j 98cWaists....,......... .......... .. .......... 90
0555;521:7211. ’ Wash Skirts, suitable for house wear fiog
Automobile and Motor Cycle ; Middy Blouses ..... ......... ......... 30¢
9 Repairs. 9 Corset Cover and Drawers .......... . 19¢- each
Registered F. A. M. Repair 1 25C “Elsre ’ HaltSilk HOSE. . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . 21¢

 

 

 

 

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or Drug}; or Dropé.
and registered under our. State __
"Laws; and do only Eye Work, non ‘
. ”examination of the eye to making.
and fitting of the frames;
. work done in my undo-date shop.-
, , :1 frame your inspection.

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,9 WHILE READING?
‘It not there are reasons.

training,
Registered Optometrilit
them to examine your eyes

save their Patients from the ex- .
annovance and danger
Remember '

skill and eduipmeng of
enables-

A...”

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OPTICIAN

GARDEN, GR \SS AND GR \IN' SEEDS.
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And from the besi fresh fruits
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