» the chhrch at 10. 3.0 topic—A Man's ing of Sunday school board at
i the Sunday school the Tuesday night
_ class and the prayer meeting will no
- Anthem—Short TeDemn in E. Flat.
‘ Postlude—Oi‘tertory in F.
. Quartet—«The Radiant Morn HathPass
V _Postlude-Flnale, Sonata, Op 111.. .
Trilurch. Rev 8. P. Fairbanks,
”Brother Edmund Trounson.
.3: vice Sermon by the Rev: Sainnel E, the 999m. house.
I .I..ston of Barton Music h’y'the choir
Ifillsted by Mr. Clarence ParsoniI of singers give an evening of plantation school on any Sunday.
{ kidgeport. ‘
61’! member °t the 301100! 59 “MM ace Rotten, of St. Louis. Missouri, will
so be present There on: be medal 9mm , 9 4 ,
mmmsbawmmnmm
of Our Society for the Christian Eli-l
deavor Union. Leader—Mr. G Howard
Evening service at 7:3 1). in. The
pastor will preach on the subject—-
You.
Musical program:—
Prelude—Benediction. J. W. Thompson
Odertory~Pmyer D. Banal-d.
Odertory Soleye Hath not Seen.
from Gaul’s Holy City
Postlude—Grand Ghost in G.
Charles A. Chauvet.
Announcements for the Week:—
‘Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. The
Coneoticut Baptist anniversaries will
be held in Middletown. Rev. R. G.
Hartley and Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Chas.
Cole, Mrs. H. P. Morgan, Miss 8. Olin-
stead, Mr, Wm. Buttery are delegates
appointed by the church.
Tuesday, 7:15 p. m. The Mispnh Cir»
cle of King's Daughters will meet in
the lecture room of the church.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. The “Regular
business meeting of the oflicers and
teachers of the school will meet at the
home of Mrs. Robert Homer. 127
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A-
IND.
Blessed is the man
in
the
who walketh not
the counsel of
wicked.
Nor stsndeth in the
way of sinners.
Nor sitteth in the seat
services. All are welcome.
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Grace church. The Rev. J. Benton
Werner, rector. The twentieth Sunday. '
alter Trinity. First celebration at the
iHoly Communion‘at 8 o'clock. Mission
Sunday school or 8. Faith at 9. Mom-
ing prayer and sermon at 10:30. Par-
ish Sunday school at neon. Evening
prayer at 4 o'cldclr. Monday. 'St: Luke's
Day. The celebration of the Holy Com-
munion st 9 : 30.
FIRST CHURCH OF
SCIENTIST.
First Church of Christ. Scientist, 57
West avenue—~The' regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 s.
h.
SW59“. Oct. llz—Doctriue of Atone-
meat.
Wednesday night, testimony meeting
at 8 o'clock.
To both these services the public is
cordially invited.
.Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
A reading room is maintained at the
caster
West Main street, Norwalk.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The prayer.
and praise service with mid-week lec-
ture from the pastor. Subject "The Val-E
l us of Salvation. l
of the scornful. I
—Psslms 1: l.
ing the church will follow.
1 will be expected from all odlcers and
12:30 Sunday school.
8 p. m.IPi'eachIing by Rev. J' E: Har- the 'church will be held on Tuesday
ris. Special music. Nov 2nd
Christian Endeavor will re open with'
Mrs. Odeal Middleton, leader.
METHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal Church.)
80. Norwolk. William G. Glflin. minis-
ter. Rally Sunday.‘
10:30 a. n1. Reunion of members and
special service .
12 in. Sunday school exercises.
6:30 p. m. Epworth League.
EPISCOPAL
Trinity 'Church Rev. Frederick A.
I Coleman, rector. The 20th Sunday aft-
er Trinity. Rally Sunday.
8 a. in. Celebration of the Holy Com-
An-
CONGREGATIONAL.
. So. Norwalk Congregational church.
7:30 p. m. Harvest Home Festival. :John Stapleton, minister. I
Tuesday. 7:45 p in. Class meeting. I Public Worship Sunday morning at‘ munlon. The Brotherhood Of St.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting 10:30 The pastor's sermon topic will drew service.
Friday. 4 p. in. Junior League. 9 Ibe~A Man of Miracles.1 10: 30 a. m Morning prayer and our
Friday. 8 D. m. Regular meeting of Evening service at 7. 30. ”Mr. Staple— mom—Religious K110“ ledge in the Na-
the Christian Industrial League, with ‘ ton will preach upon the subject—The tion and Individual.
an address by C. E Hoyt on —Somo Oilensg oi the Cross. 12 in. Rally service of the church
Scenes from Western Travels. Bible school at 12 o'clock. school A special feature of this ser
Music for the Day:— Senior C. E. meeting at 6:30. Topic— vice Will be the showing 0‘ the 1189
Morning at 10: 30: —- Responsibility or the Local Society to ' of the Stemmicon or pictures of the
Organ Prelude—~Romsnua Ithe Union—Local, state and National. great Old Testament Characters and
Rimshy Korsclrow. Moder—Rev. John Stapleton. ‘msuy on the life of Christ. A cordial
Organ Oderlory—Medltatjon. Haynes. . Music for the Day:1 invitation is given to the parent- and
Organ Postlude— Cuthburt HarrisK Morning at 10:30: Iiriends oi the school to be present.
. Evening at 7:30:-—-‘ > . I Organ Prelude-Andautino. Calkin Special music has been arranged tor 1
Organ Prelude—Harvest Thanksgiving Olfertory—ldyl Stihulhoif.‘ Ispoclitl Rally Day oilering will be till:-
March J R Calkln. Soprano Solo—Selected. Mrs. Grannies en to be used for new thinks in the
Organ Oilertory—An evening Prayer. I Organ Postlude~—Murch. Weber. , School rooms.
, Tomlyn Evening at 7: 30: I 4 , 7: 30 p. m. The annual Rally service
Warriner. Organ Preludes—Lento? 4 _"Calkln . for the members of all the Parish or-
Odertory—Album leaf. Jad'a’ssoh‘n. ' gsnlmtlons. The rector desires to
Norwalk Methodist chum, Charles Soprano Solo—LSelected. Mrs. Gmnnlss make this the opportunity of present-
Elmore Barto D D pastor Organ Postlude—Allegretto. Iing before the members certain things
Sunday morning class at 9. 30: every- Bocherim for their consideration.
body welcome. Sermon m the men 0‘ Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Meet- The altering at the morning service
the will be for the benefit of the school.
Job Sunday school at 12. Young Pee- Church ' I Cslondsr “I ‘3‘ “’"k' . '
’19... “nice at 6: 30 p. m E\ ening: “‘9‘ ThursdaYJ: 46 p. ni A social gather» Mon . 9: 80 a it. Celebration of
m 8,7 7.30.10DlC—The omce 6‘ no. 1118.07 the mmbeflh‘v GI lhefihlirohn ”'10 Holy ‘Gommtillldn‘ St. Lukes Day.
iigion. .. “913“ 59a“ not me by ”M ‘will be held regardless o! weather. A rszfi’p. m Meeti (little young women
alone.“ traug'ere in the city and persons pleasant program of music has been of the Parish to parietal the re-orgnfli
without a C hurch home will find a wol- pmpnred and announcements or inter- ration of the St Hilda’s Guild into the
come at these ”Moe; This will be est to all will be made. A large atten- Junior Guild. .
the last Sunday for a few weeks that dance is desired. . 1 Tuesday. 2 p. m. Sewing meeting of
the lecture room and class rooms can Friday. 3: 45 p. in Meeting of the the Women‘s Guild.
be used on account of elaborate repairs Temple Circle of C. E.’ 8 p. in. Annual meeting oi the Young
and improvements about to be made. Friday. 7: 30 p. in Meeting of the Men's Club in their Club rooms Quic-
but; adjustments will be made so that Boy 390““ \
Woodward avenue Department The ed.
t Sunday School will not meet until theI Thursday 7:46 p. m. Girl's Friendly
first Sunday of November when the Society '
session will be held in the building 0c- Friday, 2: 30—3: 30 p. m. Rector’s ot-
cupied last winter. Iil‘ce hour in the Guild room.
. Brookslde Chapel. Sunday school at; On Friday and Saturday the Wo~
3 p. to. Sunday afternoon service at}: man's Guild is making arrangements
t
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l
I
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Organ Postlnde—-March.
have to be omitted.
Music for the Day:—
Mchning. 10:30 a. m.-—~
Prelude—The Question.
\Y. Wolstenholme.
Quartet—~Apprnach My Soul the Mercy 45- Sermon by the REV F C Thomp- to hold a rummage sale in the Music
Seat. 1:. Hermann. 5°“: Hall Building. .
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50 rano Solo—O it Me ill Gate 3
p no to e 7' First Congregational Church. St. Paul‘s Parish. Rev, LouisB How-
.\ Km
”8 Joseph ”Ewes”? MCGWEO": Ph. 11'9“?“ en, rector. Twentieth Sunday after
Morning service 3‘ 10. 30 With Trinity. 7: 30 a. in. Holy Communion.
preaching by the pastor SubleCt ’The 9: 15 a. m., St. Paul's Sunday school.
Resting 0‘ 00d 9 1‘0" " In the 9'9““! 10:30 a. m.. Holy Communion and ser-
at .‘7: 30 the pastor will give a stereopti- moo. 3 p. in. St. Andrew’s Mission
9°" 1933“” on “The Remaking 0! Sunday school 353 Main street. 7:30 n.
China. : m. Evening prayer
Sunday schol at noon. Y. P S C. E l
33 6‘ 45 Clinton Hubbell, leader munion oi the St. Paul's Branch of the
Mid week Beriice- ““3987 at 3 P Girls Friendly Boeiety will be at the
.30 a. in. service. I ~
._ Tuesday, The Minisberlng Circle will Every Dunno-m ,3 ”was“, “.893
Imeet with M75 James Huhbell. to be at church. All others are wel-
: The Golden Rule Circle will meet“ Iconic. and 8999131: invitation ,3 extent!-
“at Avenue Methodist‘ Cpffpalflih Mrs. EnK K-Sh John. ed to strangers and visitors in town.
or
9: 30 a m Fellowship meeting Lead- lea Mary C. Ridét-
Rev. i
D. Buck
W.~Mason
_ Evening, at 7:30:—
Prelude——-a. St. Cecilia Oiiet'tory. No. 1
op. 7. ‘ E Batiste
ed Away I, H. H.‘Woodward
Offertory—Pas'torale in G. S. B. Whit-
ney. 'm.
I
J. Rheinberger.
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are fully manned with ailment.
1” 3° 3 m MWmE preaching “1" cle will give a Hallowe’en supper in .Béfilnflél‘s', Department at the age or
{the age of 59“? years any child is wel-
Wednesday. Nov 10th the Tuskegee come, and may “he brought 3° either
”v
no.1
gmNegm melodies and dialect reel
12 in. Sunday school noilr for Bible tattoos. No charge m. “199mm;
sully As it will be Rally Sunday, ev‘
in the year for private prayer, rest. and
Sunday morninngct. 24th, lbev. Ecr- médfmfiom «
nonpayvls the m oral: Lake
the
.75
exercise at music and recitations'“
The regular monthly business meet?
Reports ‘
torganizations. The annual Roll-call of.
yore ‘ior the ensuing year will be elect- .
The regular monthly corporate Com- .
I. The kind Word Circle wlu meet. with The. 9..., 3mm“. sch-66,9 0, the pa...
. ' Iifih
I Friday, OCt 29th the Ministering Ulr- teaClléI'S, and chum“ may ‘BELBE “9‘4
The church is open all day every day .
same address, open each week day,
holidays excepted, iromflzll to 4:30 p.
In.
All are welcome.
Advent Christian church. Van ant
and Harvey streets, East Norwalk.
Rev G. M. T-eeple. pastor.
Half hour special prayer, 10 a. m.
Morning sermon. 10:30 a. in.
Sunday school, 12 m.
D0731 Workers, 6:15 p. tn.
Evening sermon. 7 :30 p. m.
Midweek prayer and testimony meet-
ing, Thursday, 7:45 p. in.
W...
Associated Bi‘ble Students meeting
in New Red Men's Hall. 0:: Sunday
evening. Oct. 17. Address by Pastor F.
C. Detroiler of New York. Toic—~True
Christian Courage. All welcome. No col
lectlon.
,.
_.....__...
REVIVAL MEETINGS BEGIN.
Grace Baptist church. tomorrow
(Sunday) Oct. 17th. The public is cor-
dially invited to attend. To the unsu-
ed ones, we extend a special invitation.
The meeting will be conducted by
Rev. 8. 8. Henderson. the newly elect-
ed power otfihfioburch. Come one,
collie all.
Preaching at ll a. m. and 8 p. n.
Sunday school. 12:3 p. m.. and a see-
red concert at 3:30 p. m. .'
Messiah Swedish Lutheran church.
Fort street H Luther WiI‘q'gn, pastor.
Divine service, i p. m.
All Scandinuians are “come to
attend. . 1
mist
str- 1:!
Grpce Bs ‘ VSacredfioncort.
The Grace " tilt Sunday school
Sacred Concert. Sunday, IOctober 17,
at 3: 30 p. m '
Opening—«Chair; .
PruyerL—J. Fuller. I
' S‘cfripturc Reading—Rev. S. S. lion-
dcrson. .
Selection-«Choir. I
ReadingwMt‘l. J. Nitric.
Solo—Thomas Wright.
Readingers. Askew.
Solo—«Mrs. H. G. Howard.
Reading—Airs. Dunn.
Solo—Mrs. J. Perkins
Recitation—Ruth Hines.
instrumental Solo —- Miss
Brient..
Recitation—Arthur Hines.
Duet—Mrs. Perkins nnd~dnughter. .e
Recitation-Charles Anthony.
Duck—Mr. and Mrs E. 0. Powell.
,Recltation—dllobert Runn.
Solo—«James. Perkins.
Recitation srgaret Anthony.
Selection loir. I,
Recitationwllarvey: Clements.
Recitation—A. Roberson.»
Recitation—James Fuller, Jr.
lRecitailon~Ralplt Fallen
Recitation—Gertrude Warde.
Reading—Edward Chance, I
Beading—Miss Minnie Dolley.
. Selection—Choir. '7"
Reading-AM“. Clements. .
Remarkr—Superintendent» C. John:
son. 4
Reading—Mrs. Bertha uy.
Committee—Miss Gertrude Powell
and Janfes Perkins, Jr.
Elsie
estuary enunsen As Au'ro cot:
Lines wire Thacher cAR. ‘
I—b—
some. deversly from 8h
1'
and one
_Gouniy Commissioner Track Eal
night" sr State. and
87199an when Irunabout he .1...
eng collided violent ill it its
.. sundays only at 750 a m. for New
last
I .
1' Notice has been received at the
conservators and Ismael-sons. 00790“ of the meeting.
,. fiduciary 08980197. who hold in mmlci‘ation, and J. Milton Coburn of Nor-
, - pay estate. shall bedtime the source walk, 59 secretary and treasurer
' for the purpose of collecting the in- .~
The Store
, ‘ V 4 Music
closes . Every
at 6 P- m- ' ,. Saturday
Saturdays. 0 O . ’ Afternoon
Established 1857
Women’s Fall Suits
All Exceptional Offering
some of them reproductions oi
in
A group of distinctive tilodcls, not found elsewhere,
high/cost suits, all of them at special yvalue, $953513; ‘t
” ‘ ' ' $25. 00 ' my: 9
Broadcloths, Whipcords, Poplins and Sergcs, in black, navy blue, brown and dark
green. . ._ , i a?" -
Russian Blouse coats trimmed with fur. with plaited sashes of black satin. also belted
blouses fastened with large buttons, all tailored in the smartest style. RU";—
100 much emphasis €31.“in be laid on the quality of those Tailorul Suits Int 3.1"“!-
iuni price. A5 great care is Tallinn in the selection of them as in suits at far cha tcr price.
Materials are right, styles are right. I mitt»..-
Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years 36 to 50 for women. __ 9,, _ ..
fist“? At this price no suits canbe taken on appgfiynmth “5.6.13 “wig.“ toggcfdihil
J
Second floor
Brassiers
Most important is the Brassierc, especially to
the woman of full fi‘rurc A trim \tcll— fitting.
lrassicrc cmplizisizcs a fine gown. and alas too
nftcn the lack of a llrassicre “ill spoil thc cfiui
of a gown
“The Antoinette" i good stvlc in fine mn-
tcriai _ $1. 00 $1. 50
Warner Brassieres in a variety of charming
models, daintily trimmed, at
courtesy. Do not miss seeing the assortment.
In the New Boot Shop
are Women’s Boot
at $4.00
Strictly high class styles, good leather, in
either button or lace models. with kid or cloth
tops. In leather and vici kid, made on a high
arched last with the new concave heel, or the
new English model With low broad heel and
medium toe. '
$4 00 and fine every way.
Second floor.
Umbrellas
New stvlcs with short handles which have a
3
50c, 74c and $1.00
Styles for evening gowns in beautiful Cont-
binations.
second floor.
7M
____________CIorset Section,
“Gloveslil .09
W”.—
Charnisctte “Slip-one” with. strap“:— at the“ wrist.
taffeta strap to slip over the wrist for convenient In white, ‘3“. gray and pongcc COIOF- W 351131)"
carrying In black, dark green, navy blue, wine oicourse $1.00
color and purpleM t I. 99"!” Two clasp white kid with black stitching.
Two-clasp black kid with white stitching,
56-00 Mule! . 1' $1 00
7...... Shirts. A. B. _C.§Lining
m..... Silk
IA very strong, light weight Ins-
Vcry new
Very stylish,
Union Suits
A new model just arrived
Ribbed Lisle sale the lower
part, and the'top is of Venetian
silk (Kayscr‘s). low neck and
straps mcr the shoulder Rein-
Gray and khaki color, just‘what
the young scouts like,”
$l.oo and $1.25
Laundered Shirts for
still culls, neat patterns,
trons fabric, in light colors, suit-
able for slips, 50 cts.
A new Coat liningylflack only.
forced on lllt in- scam and under
the arms.
‘11: pink or white. and exceed-
$1.00
boys,
railed “Tiger skin."
"75 cts.
32 inches \‘L’ltll‘, so £15.
in g1 y pretty,
mm.
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MAYORS OF STATE WILL HE
WILSON.
“Celtics are beginning to make nm of
gcvcry bit of land that they can find ill
{their backyards and even fire weapon
and roofs are being pressed into use
for raising vegetables.
“Yet hole in the (bunny .in oppor-
ttmiiv is being ov'eilookcd by the chil-
dren and adults. There are lots of
Waste plots of land in Danbury and
ilhout much
TRAIN CHANGES MADE.
~
New Haven Road Announces Two Be- . , ..
tween Here and New York.I Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The New Haven 9.099 announces Next ' Wednesday in New Haven.
the following changcsin the schedule - Mayor Clin’ord B. Wilson, of Bridge-
°f trains‘between4\ew York and New port, will deliver a speech next Wed
Haven, edectivaOctbber ‘5 nesdny in New Haven at the annualiw
Train No 297 leaving New Haven meeting of the Mayors‘ Association ';of vicinity which could w
week days at 12 25 night for Harlem Connecticut. Oflicers are to be elected trouble be utilized for raising vcgcv
“3"" station will run through t? at the session which will be: held inI tablelrand if this were done, the to-
Grand Central terminal stopping at City Hall; Ital results would be surprising."
125th street. This train will continue Be l
. sides Mayor Wilson other speak-1W;
on its present “1“,qu from New ers will be: Charles E. Julin. secree' NEW HAVEN’S EFF'C'ENCW T5373 _
Haven to Stamford, “ODIN“ 3-5? tary of the Chamber of Commerce:-
street: at 2: 64 a‘. m.. due at e“ or ' A. E. Winchester,- superintendent of Of 12, 899 Signal Tests, 99.75 Per Cent.
Grand Central station. at 3: 05 3' m the Municipal Electric Lighting PlantI I Were Perfect.
““1" N° 391 1““;th Haven of South Norwalli and Frederick LI During the first six months of lilliiI
F d city engineer, will be among the the New Work,- New Haven and Han ,-
minent speakers. Mr”. Winchesimc: lord Railroad Company mode a total
will tell of the new municipal owner— of 12 899 signal tests. with a percent-I
ship of public utilities which has beenI age of 99. 75 perfect.
in South Norvtalk and in the period covered by these tests .
tellI of recent public. 31 per cent. less employees were kill-
improvements in New Haven: .ed on the New Haven Railroad than in
The session is scheduled to starlIthe corresponding six months of 1914.
at 1: 30 o'clock. President tools I: There were tWenty- -two employees ltilb I
Cheney of Hartford. will be chairman ed in the first six months of 1936,
.T. C Murphy and 32 in the first six months of 1914‘.
“0“ and associations acting in “by Norwich, is vice-president c’. the' .\'o pdssenger was killed in train pol-c
cidcnt on the New Haven 381770671».
'” during the period covered by those
max
York, will make a regular stop at
Mount Vernon at 9: 47 a. ll]:
‘ V ”M \
HOLDS FIDUCIARIES F077 INCOME'
. E8. _I » [inaugurated
TAX ON EST‘T ' Mr. Ford till
omen or the Collector of Internal Rov-
unorthat Wilkins, trustees. execu-
tors; administrators, agents, receivers.
L1
Those signal tests indicate s, high .
cord of efficiency on the part of the
L *— employees of the New Haven Coma ,
, mundane ‘oi storrpcollege Tells puny. and such efficiency is always so ,
' “ newton; Be Done. ‘ ' ' companied by a decrease in train ac-
lfcidents. The signal tests are made
by the Operatlng Department undo
every conceivable condition. and lb
___rocord. tor the first six months oi 191
”it! 99 75 per cent. «perfect shows it
thoroughly the employees of the con!
pany are living up to the strlctI let 0
at the rules.
USING WASTE LAND.
Norwalk Chronicler