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SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1915
mu choir will be in attendance at the
later service.
Sunday school and the evening sax
Vice will commence on the second
[Sunday in September, the 12th of the
month.
3 The treasurer requests that all out-
lstauding envelopes he returned as
,soon as possible, next Sunday it pos-
sible.
Calender for the worn--
f ; Tuesthy. 7:45 p. m. Monthly busi-
‘ Iness meeting a! the Woman's Guild.
Thursday. 7:45 p. in. Busmess meet-
;ing of the Girl's Friendly Society.
St. Paul's Parish. Fourteenth Sun-
‘day after Trinity. 7:30 a. m., Holy
iCommunion. 10:30 a. 11.1.. Holy Com~
Imunion and sermon. 723 p. m. eVeniuK
prayer. ‘
Knight of Washington
't‘ommunion at 7:30.
All are invited to attend the set-1
lvices, especially strangers and visi-‘
‘tors in town. The rector will omciate
iat all the sertitcs 2
The church is open all day everyl
dav in the vear for prayer, rest andI‘
meditation. l
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Blessed is the man
who waiketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked. corporate
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners.
Nor sitteth in the seat
01 the scorniul.
—Psalms 1: 1.
Grace Parish. The Rev. James lien.
iton Werner, rector. The fourteenth
Sunday after Trinity. The first cele-
M‘ET‘HODIBTU
First Methodist Episcopal church—
Mhing morning and evening by
Rev. W. H. Thomas.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
South Norwallt, Sunday, Sept. 5, 1915.
Music for the my:
Morning at 10:30:
Organ Prelude-Communion in G.
' Collin.
,Organ mimicry—«Adagio ‘
Evening at 7:3:- i
Organ Prelude—Melody in A.
Henry Parker '
Organ Odertory—ldtany. Schubert
Organ PostludewAliegretto in C.‘
» Gade.
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Norwalk M.‘ E. Church, Charles El.
more Barto, pastor. '
Sunday services as follows—Class
meeting atQ .230 a. to
Sell Bedient, held in class room. Com
munion service at 10:30 a. to. Sunday1
school at the noonhourpli. .\t. N. 513-:
man. superintendent: Epwortn League
tally service at 0:30 at which the roll
of members will be called and every
member is requested to be present
4 and respond. Evening service at 7:30
at which‘ the pastor will precnh a
gspeciai sermon to young men on The
Qualities that Will," 3 Labor Day
inggcktion. Strangers always welcome
and seats 1111011111111. 7:2 ' ..§1l
' Muric foiflle Day: -- . .iI
«iunqer the. direction of Mr. H. M'lisott,
llorni‘n‘él‘r 41 21:
Prelud-lielody in A flat. t:uilmant.,
Quartet—lie Shall Come Down Lake
Rain. Dudley Buck.
Quartet-«Turn Thy Face Front My
Sins. A. S. Sullivan
Postiude—Aliegro Moderato.
Charles Collin.
Evening:— 2
Preludo~ln D. Minor. Bruce Steane.
Quartet—~Softly Now the Light of Day.
Schilling.
Soprano Solo—invocation. ll. Ucrwaid
E'oatlude—oOffertoire in C. Minor.
1. Jules Crison.
‘East Avenue \lethodist Episcopal
church, Rev. ..P Fairbanks, pastor.
9:30 a. 1n. Fellowship meeting. Lead-
er—Edmuud Trounson.
10:30 a. m.—.\lr. C. A. Pope of Elm-
hnrst, Long Island, will be the preach-
er for the morning service. Mr. Pope
F 215 the father of Mrs. Lewis the gos-
4...; we! Soloist, who am ‘istcd the pastor
‘5 9; this church intwo series of revival
Inervices. Regular music by the chorus
choir.
‘ 12 in. Sunday school session
Bible study. esley Siauson, Supt.
6: 80 11. iii. The Epworth League do-
for
' 5 Votional nieeti'ng Lender-Miss Har-
riet Warm. it is to be Rally, Day.
7:30 p. 11]. Evening preaching ser-
vice. Sermon by the Rev. Charles w.
Simpson of Bridgeport Brother Simp»
son is no stranger to the East Ave-‘
hue people and we shall be glad .«to
have him with us again on Sunday
evening.
Tuesday, 8 p m. The monthly bus-
Incas meeting of the Epworth Loa-
gas will be held in the church par-
.Wednesday..2 p. m. The Ladies' Aid
society. will hold its first meeting aft-
ter a month's vacation.
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m. The mid-week
“prayer meeting will be in charge of
"the men or the church and there will
The special music ,IpreVided‘. .
“ with” ...2. -:,,1‘.1 ‘
CONGREGATIIONAL.
Congregational
march—John Singleton, mln‘iéterr-
Public worship Sunday morning at
2 «eleven oieiock. ‘Sermon‘ by the Rev:3
Ft‘anltlln 0.1111011141111111 Summer Bible
‘Eruest F McGregor pastor
Market I,
01'qu Postlude—Pastorale. J. S. Bach
0Hertory~Elevation in A-ilat up 25.1
led by Freder-‘
- l GM? Illaptist Church. Services will
and oration of the Holy Communion at 8
a. m. The second celebration of the
The communion 9”; ice “ill be 0., Holy Communion and sermon at 10:-
sorted in this church on Sunda) QC. 30 a. m The rector will omciate at
lober 5. both services The choir, after a va-
cation of a month, will take up their
duties again at the ball past ten ser’
vice. The Sunday schools of the par-
Morning service, with Communion 1511 “'l” 79301116 "1811' sessions ill?
at 10: 30 The pastor will preach on third Sunday in the months Faith‘s
the topic, The Sons of Martha Mission at 9 a. m. The Parish school
The evening services will be re- ?“ 1100“- PETPDIB and 91le are
sumed Qct. 8rd. requested to remember their ohliga
A ‘Mutic for the Day: Ition in this matter and see to it
Morning:-— that their children of the Sunday
Prelude—Noam in (“my Op, 33,Ischool are in attendance. when nthe
No. l. E. Meyer Helmund.IUm€‘ 0011198-
Trio—Welcome, Sweet Day of Rest. 1
Alex S. Gibson}
QuutetI—rve Found a Friend. ,East Norwailt. ltov. T. .
G. a. Nevin D rector
Fd’rtecnth Sunday otter Trinity.
Holy Communion and sermon at 10:-
‘Poetlude-Andante Cantabile in; E-flat. 30 3 m, 1011”“ Sunday “1100'-
0.1;.11011 W'eber Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30
The Sunday 5111001 Iwill tes‘uIme its 11. m. The rector expects to precah
sessions [ombrrow ' at both services. All are welcome.
Church on Sunday, September 5,
Sunday, September 12.
First Congregational church. Rev.
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Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard,
Caskey. D.
No. 2. A. Gnilmant
1
Barrier.
The South Norwaik Baptist {church
pastor, Rev. Ralph G. Hartley.
Morning service at 10630. The pas.
tor, who has returned from his vaca-
tion will preach in the morning. All
the members of the church are invlt~
ed to be present at this opening ser.
vice; The musical program will be
Associated Bible Students.
Meet on Sunday. September 5 at :1
‘p. m. in Red Men‘s Hall, West Wash-
ington street, South Norwalk. Pastor‘
E. L. Dockey of New York will ad-
dress the meeting on a very interest»
ing and instructive topic. All wel-
come. No collection.
Advent Christian church, Van Zant
WI“ and Harvey streets, East Norwallt.
Rev. G. M. Tceple, pastor.
Half hour special prayer. to a. 111.
Holy Communion, 10:30 a. 111.
Sunday school. 12 m
Loyal Workers, 13:15 p. in.
Evening sormdn. 7:30 p. in.
Mid-week prayer and testimony
meeting. Thursday at 7:45 p. m
Messiah Swedish Lutheran church,
Fort street, it. Luther Wilson. pastor.
On account of the pastors particl-
paiion in the Hartford District Luther
League Convention in New Britain,
Sunday andLabor Day there will be
no services. Services one week from
tomorrow will be held at the usual
hour, 4 p. 111.
organist andfirs. F. l. Smith
sing a solo at the morning and eve
ning service. ,
Evening service, 7230 p. n1. Sermon
by the pastor.
11:45 a. 111. Thc Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be administered:
at the close of thc morning service.
Reception to new members will be
held.
123 111. The Sunday school will re.
some its work .(t‘tcr the vacation
month. Cards of invitation have been
sent out by the Stipcrintctidcnt to all
scholars. A special program has been
arranged by the Superintendent. We
wantI every scholar to be present.
12 m. The Brothethood class will
meet uttder the leadership or the pas-
tor.‘ -
_6:30 pm. The Christian Endeavor
will resume its \\Ol‘k alter the sum 2
mer season. The devotional commit-
tee will be in charge. Every mem
her is invited to be prescnt. ,
Announcements for the Week-:— . subject August 5, “Man."
Tuesday, "‘5 p.1n The 3““)th Wednesday evening. testimony
Circle of Kiligs Daughters will hold meeting at 8 o'clock.
the first. meeting of the season in the‘ To both these services the public
lecture room. This is an open meet 45 cordially 4,1449% ,
ing‘ 111111 a 'cd'rtitai Welcome lsfextend- Sunday school .4 9 45 g, m
ed to the ladies of the church to be
present. A social hour and refresh-v the same addre‘ss. 0243'” each week
meats will be enjoyed
Wednesday, 3 p. m. The Home hits 4_ 3.0 p. m. s .e 1., .
sionary meeting of the Woman’s 2As- All ”a Wéliior‘ne;
sociation will be- held in the churchl .
CHURCH OF
SCIENTIST. I
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57
West avenue—The regular Sunday
service or this church is held at 11
a. m. .
‘FIRST CHRIST
parlors. ISubect “Home Missions UNION'5.G!1 EVER BEVOKED.
i’I-Actiou. " Sub- subject “A‘ (Nationall ‘HA‘R’PFéhiBfiConn, Q5449 3.—-The
Force. " Leader, 3““ S 0131959“ only new feature in the labor situation
A cordial invitation is extended to the in this city 4093,}. was the revocation .
ladies of the church to lie present at of the charter of the Assorters'
'this initial servce, so that a. large Packers Union connected with
{lumber may begin the study at thiSICapeweli Horsenail factory. The mom
‘ ibers‘ are girls and women. Union ma-
i ““1‘5‘133’17545 1’ m.- The PM”? “‘1- outnisti went out at the factory more
.praise BeerCe or the church under
the leadership of the pastor. I‘,I2 .
and
ers and packers held fast in spite of
iperslstent eitort to get- them to {trike-.2
1h 9. William Blackman, Federal concil-
l e conductéd by Rev. S. Header-$4444.10“ ‘said 240d” that he had not yet
5011, 0‘ Bloomfield, N‘ J‘ Preaching at been successful in his efforts to- client
11 a. in Sunday school at 12‘ 30 9' 41m agreement between the Capewelt
in. Cemmunion will be served after- .Compnny and etfikfiti- ~.
wards; All are welcome
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Bathrobe Flannel, lall patterns
The first shipment of fall Robe Flannels is in atoclc,
Thick and vclt'tty soft. axll of pltasi 115r ‘ 2'
1111} make
titathcr.
Monday, Labor Day, the Store will belClosed
CommencmgI Tuesday, September Seventh, Business
Hours Will be from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily. 1
W”! 1‘. s , ‘
Evening Gowns and Dancing Frocks i
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4 In iidl‘n gray: and tans. light blue. pink and brown.
I Tins is an ltlt'al matcrial for liathgou'ns for girls and
I :JO_\> IWllO are going away to school. Pink anti lilnc for
thc girls, Indian blanket: imitations for the hots.
25 cts. a yard.
Plain colored Outing Flanncls, light pink and M110,
two sliailcs of gray. rctl. 113 \'_v and white.
12 1-2 cts. a yard.
t (ilcirlngs
the?
.mo fine and «0112. tor-.allc l1ath:1.,i\\12.s for molt-r
A line of sample Silk Dresses, made up 111 criminal
styles militias and mtssalincs in continuation uith tict
and lace flotincings d651gncd for autumn (lanting or
casino parties. There are lmth plaids and plain tolors
Also there an a few hunted crepe dc clinics of quaint
character. has . ,
$16. 50. ‘
While Petticoats 3 Clearance
This Qi’ullll rtfllirtstllls lllt' liill'dllt‘t‘ (if a Ct‘lldlll 1““:
of models ninth 112112.21 in the .\lt"tt.~'t sale “4' [ ”damn?
North aislc, main floor.
Men’s Wear
Negligee Shirts,
Autumn stripes. narrow 11111111111: 12f~
lutsI Hit) \‘lC‘II‘C 11121ch for nation ski1ts. and are “f 4» feet: at»: l d 1‘ .. 'l' . I . . _
qtllSllC qttaIiilit}. all 01 them uttlt Clllllll‘filtlt‘l't‘ll or lace “ “U )ma. ml“ 0.“ “ .m“ an“ “m“ 79 Cts
floutit‘cs 801111 111‘ thtm hatt itiiflts til point (l esprit 4,,» College Stripes 111 l‘mtr-m-lianti Tics 2 50 cts.
\ :1] ate 11111icrl_\1Itig tht c111 lrtlitlt r1 Some oi them lia\c
dccp ilonnt‘ts oi embroidered lllll>llli anti arc run with
Right aislc. Main St. entrance.
Witlt.’ riliimn and adorned with [)ltjil’illl " 2 " 2 . ‘
. 4 . . W... 11.. w | p] d l School I)
are classed m'threc or tour lines. y 00 a. S or ‘ resses
\\'c12c $1.00 and $130 ‘
\‘l't‘l‘t‘ $240 $125 and 99 -4 it? 5;“5- An attractive line 01' bri ght plaids, a fresh assfirt»
W . €0.00 . l t; .. 2v /.1 01' I~00 a». tncnt. which are especially 5 ttitztlilc for children‘s ‘ l‘ll‘ll‘t‘
.‘r‘ “" .1111 “""" for $2200 school frocks ‘ 7 ‘ , ‘
\.\ “r“ $4150 and 5550' {0' $2298 “ Forty-two in ches wide $1 ‘
'lltt-Sc mil scrt'c nicely for 111isscs,0rif cut down will .. I ‘ (:0 2 1
110 for under pctttcoats. They are well worth looking at. “i“ ‘ Dress hoods Sectton.
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I becond floor, tindertnnslin room.
Tapestry Couch Covers, I‘ ..
.1'1
Dark Oriental patterns in :1 firm strong wca\'e.»'l‘ltcsc
New Fads 1n Neckwcar
1: will prove \‘cry durable on 11112 living room couch, and are
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Scarves 0‘ Crepe and 3‘13“] Taffeta. i also most attractive to the eve $1. 50 {9.5800
-.fi7~d .2’» l pholstcrt Store. third floor
Large Rugs, 9x12 Gorevan, and other
oriental reproductions
For the living: room.
Rose petals. Autumn lcaws. fruit ices and certain
cordials are in onc’s smind at glintpsing these new ntcktics
for the fennniuc fancy
The wide Crcpc dc Chine Windsors are of every
sliadc iii a lairy's catalt‘1guc,'takt2tt from orchards, ltill-
s1dcs and the depths of the sea.
Coral. apricot, plum, cafe an lait, ccrise. dark wine,
and a hundred others. They are 50 cts. Th e coiorings in this line oi
L49”. .ic ( ‘litno String 'lics 25 cts rugs arc extremely good and the dc>ig115 arc truly
12‘;in l laitie Scotch and I2‘rcmlt cticcts. 25 and 50 cts. Oriental. ‘
d “3“ l“ l l\ ‘ a ‘ '
gp m s Vtr_\‘ fashionalilc 111th business no 328. 00;
men, so cts.
Neckwcar Scction, ccntcr aislc.
11111-1112st ones tor $1.00
Sule‘s for both mcn andu'tnncn. dcpcntlttlilc tillallthS
at the Inn who of $1.00.
Handles i112!» inch. straight and longr, silver—tippctl ‘
or plmn
I Carpet Room. third floor. »
Motor and Steamer Rugs
Perhaps no article is >20 usct‘ul at this season :15 a
good warm Motor Rug. ii is always in cv‘ttltI-ncc. As a .
protection in riding. or as a rug: on the ground at picnic
lunciicons.
New patterns at $2.75, $4.75, $5.00, $6.00 to.$12.00.
Third Fin-1r
I llnndl 105 in 29 111111. hcut wood, thoroughly masculine
111 .tppcaranct. Iool. them over,
‘Mcu's Wear Scrtio.
PSTABLISKBD 185?
A reading rogm is maintained my
‘ ldoy, holidays exhhpbbd, trots 2: 15 to
the‘
than three months ago, but the assort- , ‘
F A. Wootsey, Jac'ltsonfllis. Texas,“
ORDER EHERTS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
[,0UIS NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The \orttnlks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.
The City National Bank
MUTUAL INTEREST.
i‘he business enterprises 011111 tustomcrs are of interest to us
and command our solicitious alli‘ntion
Th". KIOWlh 07 0111' hustness is due to the confidence we have
. earned Ilt'om our many depositors through strong. conservative and ,
progressive methods. ' ‘
If there is any way ll! Which this Bank can be of service to you, .
do not hesitate to consult with its camera—they will appreciate the
opportunity at an interview.
We pay the Statefi'l‘ax on our Savings Deposits.
l These shoes are made for
the kind
school wear demands; _
110181111 (111th
$1.25 to $2.50
lWE REFER YOU
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that has been painted .‘with our paints.
:219 it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes, and what's more, it will
{wear well—we guarantee that. All our
ipaints, oils. stains, varnishes. enam-
rilels, .etc., are the best obtainable-—
ithat's your protection. Phone us.
4lThe'2 Gotham Co
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