Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 9, 1915 · page 2

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Oifertory—lleditation ..

‘Oifertory Solo—O Rest in the Lord.
from Elijah

'Postlude—Tempo Di Marcia

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12 m. Rally Day in. the Sunday-

school. This is s great day in the

school and a very fine program has

been arranged. We urge all members

’of the school to be present. We want

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METHODIST‘

First Methodist Episcopal

mural-wan William G Giihn min-IOifertorv—Adasio

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’ 40:30 a. In. Sermon by the minister.
uI- Subject—Tommi.
13" 11 noon. Bible School.

mlflotu'.

Hurt Left the Church!

3:10 p. 111. Young People's Devotion-

7:30 p. m. The second sermon in the
' series—What Do You Beliele? Has the

Class meeting Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.

. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45 p

II.

. Special meeting Ladiee’ Aid Society,

Wednesday at 3 p. In in the church.

5. I, mily Sunday, October 17th. Reun-
lon of church members at 10:30. Ex-
ercises in Bible school at 12. Harvest

Lllome Festival at 7:80 p. In.
Music for the Day:
Morning at 10:30:—

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—-Psslms 1: 1. i
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. Eyening at 7:30:—
church Prelude—Allegro Rheiuberger.
Rheinberger

iBoprano Solo—Selected
Postlude—Msrch Faulkes.
Thursday, 7: 45 p. m. The Church
|Night planned for last week was post
mood on accounted inclement wealth.
or and will be held this week. A plea-
sant program of music. 'A social hour
with refreshments, and an Tmportant
referendum by the pastor.
Wednesday, 8 p. m. Hungarian Bible
it
Tuesday, 8 p. in. Meeting of the‘
church business committee.
Wednesday. 3 p. 111. Meeting of the
Endeavor Circle at the home of Mrs.
Wilfred Bodwell. 6 Seymour street.
Tuesday, 3 p. to. Meeting of the
Whatsoever Circle with Mrs. .1. H.
Ferris, Belle island. I
Woodward avenue Department. Sun-

Ornn Prelude—Lento Lisdow day school at 3:30 p. In
Organ Oilertory»~ Rim-innit. Brookslds Chapel Sunday school at.
Organ Postlude—Siow March. Boyce 8 p.111.

Evening at 7:302— .I Friday, 3: 451). in. Meeting of the
Organ Prelude—Arabesque. Temple Circle of C. E. I,

, Wrangell Friday,7 3:0 p.111 Meeting of the
Organ Offertory—Adagio Bennett Boy Scouts.
Organ Postiude—Aiiegro Moderato. -—-——--

Reynolds First Congregational Church. ——Rev.

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—-Cllaries Elmore Barto, pastor. ——~Sun2 “’8 by “19 pastor Sublect :P'Seriic: T111111? . 3! ,3
day services as follows: Class meet- in "59W?” Forms." Evening #9 Q11. ' 5.0 tecénmunlon (fun
ing at 9 30 in the parlor Mornin g1“ 7 30* Subiect “A Chang 9! ‘5‘; {(3.}. Waiting. “é. ...;
coitus.) with sermon at 10:30. sepimlnlstratlonfl' '1' 10: 30 a m Morning prayer and ser-

mil theme, “The Joy of the Secon
the noon‘
classes for men D":

Mile." Sunlay school at

hour. including Bible

 

and women as well as for children. ‘

Epworth League devotional meeting
Evening

' tor young people at 6: 30.
worship at 7: 30 with sermon by
pastor on “A Day in the Desert "

Sect of temptation

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" East avenue Methodist

5011.

Episcopr.
, ’ehurch, R61. S. P. Fairbanks, pastor.

4" 9: 30 a m. Fellowship meeting Reg-
ular leader—Brother. Edmund ’i‘roun-I

Norwsllr Methodist Episcopal Churn]:

Morning service at 10: 30 with preach

 

(1‘ The Sunday-school will mtllt‘fi noon.

This session will be observgd gs Rail y
with a specm program 1.9 which
lyou are cordially invited. .1 It. is ex-
pected that every member of the Sun-
'day school will be present. Every

the friend of the school will be welcome.
. It is hoped that the memberI of the

only in the great and perplexing sub-I
Strangers wel-

church will mark the day as Rally
Day in the church as well as in the
Sunday school...

The mid- week service will be held

1‘ on Thursday at 8 p. m. The pastor

lwili give. a brief sketch at his vacs
tlon experiences. ,

Wednesday the 1.. E. A. will hold
its first meeting in the Parish House

. , 10:30 a. m. The Rev. Albert 117.813 P m.

Beebe of Nichols, Conn,

and deliver the message.

. 12 noon. The Sunday school hour for.
slime study Subject 0! Imam—pups Halloween supper.

Token Up Into Heai'en.

 

8: 30 p m The Junior League devo-
tional meeting. Supt —-'Iirs Greenwood
6:30 p. m. The Epworth Magus pray-,-

will hovel
have charge of the morning service

-er meeting Leader-Mr. Victor Vol

mer; millage—Promise of the World's

Evangeiization."

‘1'. Fairbanks, will takeichargeg
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age from God's Word.
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Society will meet to sew.

 

of the pastor.

’ Knigs‘f street 117M..- E church. It... .

Henry 11. Shields, pastor _

11 a. m. Preaching by pastor
_ 12: 30-43 m. Sunday school . .3
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bénrioe. and; deliver the 151
Regular choli-

‘1: 30 p. m. The pastor, the Rev C-

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Wednesday, 2 p. 111.7016 Indies Aid

, . Thunder. 7: 45 p. m. The- regular 7' -
midweek prayer meeting in charge

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Friday the Docrkeepers’ Circle will
hold a cake sale at Giehdenning‘s Drug

Store.
The Ministering Circle will give a

 

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‘ The president of the Christ)” En-
1Sund'ay‘ evening at 6: 45 3. 1:
One week from Sunday evening, on
0ctdbed>£it the pastor will give a
ster‘ee‘ptioon lecture on “The .Bemak—
in! of. China." "
Morning

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inhalation“
Quartet—30 Lord. Thy Bouidle‘ss Love
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‘ are ones Bear in the (1qu room

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Postlude—Aria in D _
, Evening ‘ ‘.
PrtIltnLe—(s) 0n the (loss ..D Buck
3(6) Meditation in-B. , .j.; A.Mai_ily
Quartet—4's“): Me, 0.120110. the Way
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'school present.

'of the church to be present.

I invited.
Missionary Conference conducted by .

leises under the direction of the epoch

{Ernest F. McGragor. Ph. D. flaw—-

'Friday. fictober

deavor Society will lead tlje meeting
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Preludew—inte'rméllti~ 19111,; It .

 

A cordial invitation is extended by
the superintendent to all the members
The pes-
tor invites all the members of the
Brotherhood to be present. 3 p. m.—
A muss-meeting for the women of the
church and congregation will be held
in the church. Delegates from out of
town churches will be present. The
visiting missionaries will address this
meeting. 6: 00 p m. A missionary
supper conference will be given by
the women of the church. All those

desiring to remainfor the Rally Day ..

exercises in theievening are cordially
5:30 p.111. Young People's

Mrs. Germond and Miss Finch. ,All
the young people are invited to this
service. 7: 30 p.m.11ally Day exer-

intendents and ofllcers of the school.
Rally Day Program. , r
Prelude—Onward Christian Soldier-s
vSullivan , -
Responsive reading by suuellnten
dent.
Prayer by pastor

Asmaii
Offertory Solo-Testing Tonight~
with comet and violin accompaniment.
Song by Beginners' Department.

or. *' .
Song by Primary Departmentg ,-

and Fireman.
Song by Junior Deportment.
Graduation exercises of the Junior,
Primary, and Beginners' Department
Presentation of diplomas.
Even Song. . ,
Postlude—J. P. Roberts. ,5 i ‘1
Announcements for the canning ‘week
will be found in the Monday press. ‘

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Grace Baptist ”church. Services wills
be conducted by Rev.s.8.31enderéo'n.
Preaching st 11 11.111. Sunday school at
12. 30 Evening service st. 8 o‘clock All
are welcome "I

Episcopal. " ,, ‘1:

an. rector. The nineteenth gyn-

 
 

 

 

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12m Church school.

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‘7: 30 p.1n. Evening prayer and ad-
dress}?

Calendar for the Week.

Monday? iz5p. 111. Monthly meeting
iotthe teachers of the Church school.

.’l‘uesday. 2 p. m. Sewing nIc ting of
the Woman's Guild in he Gull room.

of the St Hilda’s Guild. limitations
have been sent by the secretary of the;
Guild to many young ladies in the
Parish who are not members of any
iParish organization to mat with the
present members of the stuns-1's

scope and work of the society. It is
:to be hopgdlthst many will clinic.
Wednesday, 51. m. The annual flatly
Social of the, Parish dimiéuqons‘i will
be new in the Paflsh 111111. Twitter:
G L. Paine, rector of BL? Paul's church.

Service." The membersof'the Enrich
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a1 and bpsiuess meeting of the Girl's
Friendly Society. ‘" T: I 71.31::

Pbople Social 0 be held at. Halloween

Saint Paul’s Parish. Nineteenth sun;
day after Trinity 7 so a. In. fioly Celtic
munion; 9: 15 s’; m. St. Paul's Sunday
school; 10: so 2.

Evening prayer. . .
Every member at the
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Oifertory—JA Song of Hence—Would ,

Train Dispatches. orders to conduct. ' ' 7

Train Dispatches. orders to Engineer ,

runny church. Rev. Fredei‘lck A. ‘

7: 45 p. In. Meeting of re organization ,,-

Guild to consider a change in the

in New Haven, and chairman of the ,.
Social Service Commission of the Bic 1
aces will address the meeting. His‘sub .
lest will be ‘The Parish‘ and, WW;-

 

Thursday 8 p m unturned Dewqiiom :71;

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- Ftiday 7: 45 p. m. Choir Rehearsal
B p. m. The. committee on the. Yarns ‘

”will meetatthe rectol'y- 2: sax: 301Rec- .3,

.. - The Town churchmen will be in the -
pews of the Church on Sunday.

Musical Recitals in the afternoon commencing at “
2:30, . "

Special Displays of styles in the main and second
floors. .. m.

Rugs, Curtains, Cretonnes and the new Bedding Sec-
tion, also the new lines of Trunks and Bags, on the
third floor.

{1 Furniture Galleries and Exhibtion Suite on the fourth
nor.

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China. Glass, Silver and Lamps in the basement .
Kitchen, Laundry and Bathroom Furnishings in the
basement

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per Necessary Blame

separate Blouses and Waists.
‘There are styles In waists, and
many of them (groome- the collars are low and open,a

fashion dearly lined because the neck is left free on
others the collar keeps.the chin at a haughty angle And
--Oll, sppy thought—on some the collar 15 such that it‘

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Washable iiid

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Opening Week, the C10sing Days

(The Store closes at 6 o'clock Saturday‘s)

Gloves

sensible.

“”Slip-ons of heavv Kid with gaunilc ct tops, slurred
at the wrists \er) comfortable for street “car in cool
heather. M.

Sand color and white with llllatk Stilt hint? on the
backs $2 00
One clasp Washable Kid. "

Sand, Pearl and White $150

New Gloves ior Autumn

Bleak Kid Gauntlets uitli strap v. risls $i00

Two-clasp Street Gloves in .111 faslllpnablc -\IItuIIIII
shades, including the new na\y blue, $1. 50

llandkerchiel Novelties ,. ‘-

Colored Crepe dc Chines in

green, violet pale blue, gold. ctc.

quite novel,

pastel shadts, rose, uile
V cry dainty and
25c

For Little Folk.

Cross-stitch corners, of mm
mals, figures and flow crs,

esting do sign—little 3111—
25 and see a. box

Fancy. linens

Luncheon Cloths, all linen, round with scalloped

1.1,?

..Blue and White Fringed Cloths, 62 x 62

Unilenuned Tray Cloths, 19 x 30

.Silver-bleach Lunch Cloths, 45 inch, 64 x 8o

Natural Linen Cloths, 72 inch,
Crash {01' Art Embroidery, White

22 and 2.1 inches, , : -,
Hemsdtched Lunch Napkins, Silx

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edge,
31.25
$2.00
29c
$1.25
33-205

and natural 18 ‘2
.16 to 40c 15d.

crbleach $1.501 doz.

ma 1) worn citl 1' we . . .4, . . .
"‘1‘“: y lb 3] ' Linen beetmn.
' Attention is directed to the large asortment of
Waists and 1310qu in Pussy Willow Taffeta, odd and f ,
distinctive models; Georgette C1 3 combined with Taf- .—
feta, Shadow Stripes, Fancy Nets, With bands ofv Point
Venisc and Shadow Lace
Dressy: _Wsists to wear with separate skirts. ‘ The uphOIS‘ery: Shop ‘
da. Rn infinite liné of Waists for business and every '
' . Second flo
. - y 3 , or Gav with flouery Creionucs and other art fabrits
3 '_,___'..____. that tempt to room cring worn pillows and in other \\ .115
‘ decking outthe homc rooms
., . Chiflons'? Veltour is sub? llcai'yfabrit‘, iil Crctoniic designs.
-- . and the colorings are dark, rich and attractiw. Three
patterns, 50 inches \Iidc, $1.35
‘ 6pc ma id. :is fancy dxctatcs from the Lace and
f mChifion Sectloll and put the bits together for a fashion— Dolley Cloth, .11 crctounc stamped in (lollcy pattmns.
.i‘. able frock—some l'ace net some flouncing a band of fur center, plate and tumbler doilevs containtd 111 smoothing
? ”-3 scrap of gilt or silver eh Voila! a lovc’o‘f a gown. ’ like a yard One cuts out and alcohols or button— holes
r._..-“ ,. Bretonnc Nels 111 whitc, cream, tango and black edges Mulberry and blue, on white 59 Cts. a yd.
.Silk Nets, white, black and tango. 3- '1 : Figured Linens, \ny 1““actlcal 59 “5
Cretonncs in wide assortment, dark and light effects,
Chiffon in beautiful shades for evening as Well as from 12' 1-2 to sorts.
the darker tints that are fashionable. ‘ ‘ _ ,
, "Sunfst'io D“ l.‘
Printed Chiflons of thmSlte coloring, floral and a s r “taper es
'_1 EconvcntIonal desrgns. . . a 5M - g. .. The new Autumn colorings in green, gold, dark red 3
_, “ . ‘ LACE "1‘ old rose, blue and brown, ‘ $1 25 a yard
"‘5“ -. «; :- ., , . . ’
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Oriental,” Shsdow Chantilly and Veins: a1 colors, Very attractive 0ch thin lace curtains for over '
18 to 45 inches mile.‘ draperies. Third floor.
. I .’ 3 g, .

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Sunday school it 945 a. m. A ‘_,

when services are conducted in Erg- Rev. G. M. Teepie, pastor. —'—-10. 00 a. in.

10: 30 a.

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A reedipx room is maintsinad at
me name address. open each week
’ day. holidays uncapped. tram» 2: _15 to

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‘ teriainment—s.‘

 

ilsh, at 7. 30. The members of I
parish are invited to attend the nus-
sion festival of Zibanutherirp Church,

3Falf hour special prayer.
Morin 11g sermon. 12: 00 m.,
school. 5. 45 p. m. Loyal Works

Bridgeport. in the afternoon. The Kiev. 7: 00 p.111. Evening sermon.

Timothy Frey.‘ d‘i Brooklyng'will deliv-'
er the address. Sunday school at 9. 30
a. 111.. English” and German classes.
ICata‘oheticsi instruction iomnilrm
atton' commences next week ‘ 1
Entertainment under auspices of the’
'Young Peoples’ Society in the casein;

‘ - biy room at the church Thursday and

Friday bvenings. octoher 21 and 22.
Tuesday evening rehéal‘sai for m-

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Thursday, 7. iii p. m. Mid-week‘p
er and testimony meeting.

Messiah Swedish Lutheran church,
Fort street.

Divine—service. 4 o’clock p. m. .

Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwslk. Rev '1‘. F. Caskey, D.
D... rector. ‘ 2 .

Morning prayer and sermon at 1 .3

 

'a m, followed by Sunday school ev ,3
. , l ning prayerand sermon
. bristlan Church. Van Zant Tile rector will preach at
and Marveyt streets. East Narwalk. ~1Aii are welcome.

at "7: 30 p.11:

both sent . ,

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