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METHODIST ,th church basement. Following the sup-

ll'irst Methodist Episcopal church, per the usual games in keeping With
3o. N0rw.alk William G. Gimp, minis- the Halloween spirit, will be enjoyed.
it. jAll Epwortb League members are in

10:30 a. m. Temperance address by4 vited.
30v. James A. Solanett of the (Bonnet-114 Wednesday. 0 m The 3‘93“!"
cut Temperance Society on Solanett weekly meeting of the Ladies' Aid 80-
us present at the great c'bnvention oi oietl' .
Wrance workers at Atlantic City, Wednesday. 7:30 pm. The weekly
nod is well able to speak on this im- meeting 07 the Banana Camp Fire Girls
poi-taut Cause i at the home of Miss Della Van Conver-

12 noon Bible school 6: 30. Epworth; in:
League. :30 p. m., This being the eve Thursday, 1: is p. m. The mid-week
0! Au Staints Day the subject or tnei prayer service in the Sunday school
mun will be “Called to be Saints." room.

Tuesday. 7:45 p. in. Class meeting.

Wednesday. 3 p. 111. Monthly meeting
0! Ladies' Aid Society ,.,-

Thursday. 7:45 p. in. Prayer meet-
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GONOHEGATIONAL.

So. Norwalk Congregational church.
John Stapleton, minister.

Public worship, Sunday morning at
10:30. with sermon by the pastor. Sub-
ject—Tho 'Man of Miracles—Two Evi-
dences in the Case. , ,.

Evening service at 7: 80. Sermon
subject—{Lama‘s Opportunity .

Bible school at 12. o'clock. Ir. J. M
Glover. superintendent.

Senior C E. Society at 6: 30 p.111.

 

. Music for the Day:—
44 Ilorning at 10:30:—
’ Organ Prelude—Largo.

 

Handel Smith 4
40min 009nory—«lntermezzo.

, Flagler.
“gun Postiude—March. Darwall

Evening at 7:30:—

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pm» Organ Prelude—Elevation. Fauihoa‘ Music '9' my)“ m»
4 Quinn Oifertory—«Meditatlon. Colo Morniua:.-—- .. . ~—
Organ Posliude—Aiiegro-Maestogo, . Organ Prehids—llomancs“ 9 Rohde
' Ballcott. Mortars-Altair Lest . Wagner

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'aoymsneimredm appoint-ad:

Postiude— , ‘ t A. about
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ant announces that“ “a law;
to join the Obs Club in: Maui-4
cats with Mrs. Baum '

with the pastor' leading Subtoet~Paul
the Christin ‘ ‘

6:30 p. in. The Christian Endeavor.
Subject-Increase and Edicieney, Two

Announcements for the Week.

Monday. 7:30 p. In. The flame {Mis-
siou Study class will begin work. Pints
of meeting, the parsonage, 23 West
street. 7: 30 p. m. The Crimp The Girls:
will meet in their class room.-

Tuesdsy. 3 p. m. The semiannual
meeting of the King's Daughters and
Sons will be held at the Home 01 the
Aged Members 01‘ Circles and Chapt-
ers are urgently requested to beIpres-
ent. 7: 45 p.111. The Mispah Circle of
King‘s Daughters will meet- at the

 

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13:15.1‘hem‘hegdwiii most

.4 Sunday. and will be at once placed in
Permanent Chum“ “my“ mfih' proper grails. The Beginners’ Depart- brush to simmer in it tor a few min:

or and sermon at 10: 30.
Home or the Aged. Members olClrcles ' gm,” school 44 noon

 

IL. Evening prayer and address.
Monday. Au Saints’ Day:- 6:15 a. at.
Holy Commion. s a. m. Morning

Events: we

Nudity “Saint: Day 5.15 a. m.
Holy Communion. 8 a. 111.. Holy Corp-
in!“

The Sunday services will be appro-
than!" the Eve at All W's Day.
Men are urged to not. the tins
0! m on Monday and Tuesday.

All are Ieiomne at the-serflcen‘ who
my in to mod them, Mr
strangers and visitors in town. '

New scholars will be received at
either oi the Sunday schools on any

 

meat desires children tour years of

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‘l’bo church is open all day every day
of the year for private pray er and rest
and meditation.

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Grace church. The Eev. J. Benton.
Werner, rector The 2nd Sunday after
Trinity

The celebration of the Holy Com-
munlon at 8 a: in. Mission Sunday

school of S. Faith at 9 a. 70 Morning
Parish

18¢!!-

Eor sport they called him "Mick."
Because. he was so handywith

A shovel and-a pick. '
Fat worker! was the section sans.

Will Clean who, Winter“ and Paint.
Wheat and float ,Chap.
Vinegar works like magic in eleii

in: dirt and “lakefront walls and fittithixfliidgali l‘ hmen
woodwork. says the Washington ,4,th there too

Star. Put some in a basin, wet 3. dan-
thilfldmu’nmficiu
that needs cleaning? When the cloth
become soiled wash it out in clear
water before putting it in the vinegar
It will remove by speaks from
woodwork. picture frames. windows
and so forth. it will sorted an old But. be iabbers, Ol'm no tramp.
paintbrnahonwhichpaintbasm,m Win the Englishmen.
allowed to dry. Heat some vinegui wno. though they had his goat.
to the boiling point and allow the Says: “Which was! 0! ye: biped his
race -
Upon me Sunday coat?”
mkiyn Eagle,

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The Battalion—Awe logy wights—
They‘ it quite a joke

To point a‘ donkeys head upon
first. back at Patrick's coat.

Pat noticed it immediately—
The democratic stamp—-

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utes. Remove and wash well in strongi L

soapsuds and the brush will be like
new. if the hands become chapped!
or roughened after having been in we 5

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1333! Mia believe that certain

modern 111111711an are dangeg'oug to

Lheeyesonacoouatortheiruliravio-~
let or actinic radiations. Dr. Leap;
Bell and Dr. F. H. Verhoerf have made
an extensive investigation oi the are
tects of radiation on the various parts
or the eye, from the corneal ivepithe-
lium back to the retina. in an'article
in Science the tsunami reporb
that no artificial source of light pro-‘
duces enough ultra violet radiation to
bee! the slightest danger to the eye.
Such pathologic orinjurious action as
they have been able to detect expert.
mentally from ultra violet rays is com
fined to a strictly limited region 01 the
spectrum. and perfectly definite laws
govern its quantity and ehect. Actual
experiments on the human eye show.
conclusively that no concentration cl
radiation on the retina from any oil
ficial illuminant is great enough tot
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and Chapters are urgently requested}: Eva 0‘ All San,“- Evening prayer
be present 7 ‘5 i" “9 “1° Mispah at 4 o'clock. Monday All Saints Day
Circle 09 Kings Daughters will meet First celebration of the Holy Com
at “‘9 ”0“” ”9 Mrs ”"09" 23 West 9 munion at 8 o'clock. Second celebra-
srteet South Norwalk. A con‘dlal “tau-44 tion at the Holy Communion at 10 a

tation is extended to all members and
friends.

Wednesday. 3 b. In. The Home Mis-
sionary meeting of tho Woman'sAa-
sociation will be told in the Lecture
room of the church. Subject—A Re-
claiming Force. Leader. Mia B. Olm-
atead. _

Thursday, 7:45 p. in. The Gonvennnt
meeting of the church will be held.

A rummage sale will be conducted
by the members or the Miami: Circle
of King’s Daughters in tho Oliiiord
Block. South Main street. The sale will
begin Monday.

Those desiring to. allow the Thur-s.
day night session or the Sands!-
achool convention to be held in Stan»
ford are rouuoatsd to give their names
to the pastor.

The church roll-call will be held on
Tuesday. 0:07., ammo“ intending to
be present will send their names to
rhls. Cole.

Grace Baptist church. Preaching to.
marrow at 11 a. ,m. Sunday school “at
12: 30. The women of the Missionary
Auxiliary will have charge or the ser-

m. Evening prayer at d.

Christ church. Greogory Boulevard
East Norwalk. The 22nd Sunday after
Trinity

The Rev. '1‘. F. Caskey. D. D., rector.

Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30
a. m.. followed by Sunday school Eve.
hing Differ and sermon at 7:30 p. or.
All are welcome. ‘

 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRiST

(SCIENTIST.

First Church of Christ, Scientist. 57
West avenue—Tbs regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11
a. m. -

Subject. out.» 31.——Everiasting Pun-
ishment. ‘

Wednesday ‘ evening,
meeting at 8 oclock.

To both these services the public
is cordially invited.

‘ Sunday school at 9:45 a. In.

A reading room is maintained at
the same address, open each week-
day. holidny‘a excepted, from 2:15 to
4:30 p. in

testimony

-Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal church 4 098“ “SMWMRmM'
Corner West and Mott avenue. Charles
Elmore Barto, D. D., pastor.

1’." : Schumann. All are welcomc.

vice at night. Program:
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The pastor will precah at the morn- ”will MudWmmunion. 4 Batiste .Prayer. . .I St. Berni-Ls E4:vangelicu1W9:4.ttltlt‘::l::l4
\ “Eunice at 10:30 and at the evening ONION—339819- RhOdO 3 Music M111! Wit 4, fl 1- ~ Church. 08:39? 4t.,,e 0|“ 14
mine at" .30 Strangers always we] ‘Soprano Balm—Selected. Mrs. Granniss ,4 50,44,444", reading Mrs J Nimmo ”TMsrtin Léteup. pa r—Anniversnry
cane. Sunday school and Men' a Bible 0’89“ Postlude—March Smith 5, 13010, Mrs. E. 0. Powell. of the {information of the Church Will 4
class meet at the noon hour in the Au.4 Thursday. 7 30 Church Nilht- 6. Reading, gm, v, Cutler. .‘ be observed Morning services. in
mtorium Epwortb League service at Meeting Of "‘9 N911 01' the church 9‘ 7, 5010, Mrs. J, Whitehead. 'German. at 10: 30. Administration of
6: 30 to 1. 20 p. m. in the Auditorium, 7 0- m. SOON 1101“ iron) 7 30 i0 3 De 3, Recitation—«Mrs. 0, w, Johnson, Holy Communion. Confessional sen
The improvements in the basement ““0““ Service 3‘ 3 Formation 0’ 9, Reading—Mfg Clements '4vice at 10 0‘.clock Evening services.
fire under Win and a” serviceS “ma"y4 foam for Current E‘Pnifl, Bible Study,- 10 Remarks—Mrs. J White in English “(7 -30 On both men.
hold there will be 115111 elsewhere as Missions and teacher training .. 11, paper ~Mrs. Gwrgianna Thomas 4 alone special sermons will be deliver-
aunounceddrom time to time Tuareg “may 3' 35 P m “99”“ 0' "‘94 12. Solo—~Mrs. a, w Howard ed on the Reformation oi the Church
niar meeting or» the Ladies' Aid Soci- Temple Circle 0‘ C E- 7 30 p m' 13. Remarks by the pastor. 4by Dr. Martin Luther which had its
cry next Wednesday “111 be held at ”(Nine 0‘ ”‘9 30V 390““ 14. Offering. gbeslnnins on October 31. 1517 A
”10 991990888 The rotating 0' ”’9‘ Woman's A559” - -—-— cordial invitation is extended. to all.
_.._.__ lciation planned (or Wednesday is in-‘ EPISCOP AL particularly 40 the lartheruns of the
East Aienue \lvlilodist Episcopal deflfineii' 909990119“ 4 Trinity Church. Rev 1" A. Coleman. city. Sunday schuob, meets at 0: 30.
ohm“ Re"- 3- P- Fairbanks pastor i Brookside Chapel Sunday school at rector. The 22nd Sunday after Trinity. English and German Departments.
9430 a. m. Fellowship meeting Lead- 3 D in Sunday afternon service at4 8 a. in Celebration oftho Holy Com 4_ Meeting of the voting members
“u or. Mr Edmund Trounson 7‘45 I" m. lmunlon Wednesday evening. 8 o'.cloclr
4 -. 10:30 a. m. The Rev Otto Brand, field: 4 10: 30 a. m Morning prayer and ser 3 Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
‘ ‘ secretary or the Methodist Episcopali First Congregational church Rev E.‘ 3 mon. Subject—The Gift of lnluence.‘t Meeting or the 'Ladles' Aid Society
a. F- MCGNS‘”. Pi‘ D. 1’33“” i 12 noon. Bible classes an: school. :Th‘ursday afternoon,,in the assembly

Hospital of Brooklyn, will be present,
4 and deliver (he morning message. Spe- Morning servrce 3‘ 1° 30 with, 7. 30 p.111. Etching prayer and ad- room of the church.
cial meeting of the Ofllcial Board at preaching by the ”89°" Subject—The dress. This is the even of All Saints4 Meeting of the Young Peoples So-
91059 0f the morning service 4Councii Message The “em" seril°°| Day, the sevrlcc will be an All Saints ciety Thursday evening. A report or
12 noon. Sunday school session for “’1“ be held 9‘ 7 W at which the D” Day one. Special hymns. anthem and the recent very successful entertain.
Bible study. Classes for all ages. Wes- 90" “'9“ speak on-Hallowe ‘en and an address suitable for the any. m‘éht will be given,
,4 18y Slasvson». Superintendent. 59‘1““ ~ » Monday. All Saints Day. 10; 30 11.111 , «W
3: 30 l) m The Junior Lodgpe dew-4 Sunday, 999??! at HWHC E at “5'2Mornlng prayer end the Holy Continua-l Advent Qhrlstian church. Van Zant
tional service. “WNW at 8 9 “‘1 the Preparatorv ion with special commemoration 191' WWW”. 5M East biomalk. Rev.
6; 30 p; m. TmEpworthagug pf“. liecm'e will 1’9 897°“ Aitho faithful departed 913'. ill/"Terms, motor.

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at meeting. Subject—How Christ ”or. i “7““de afternoml,_ the L 8' WWdflYJ D inflating meetmiui’; ital! hour prhferili) 0.51m
ganized tor Personal \Vork. Ladder—4 W9“ 9‘91." a social “Wing meeting wrth the Women's Guild. The meloberd‘dre '

.Mbrniog serum, 10: 30 a in.
Mr. -.A N. haddock. .SM'S William'l‘ Wme‘“ “”919 asked to bring a box lunchsb' 3%, gummy whdui'i‘s noon
_ 7:30 p.111. Evening preaching my W9 ‘99 "'9 9'"- mum and to remain for we use“? W0» isms kersi $3480 a m.
vied Sermon by)“, William Phlllippi Morning 8'4 101%03‘» ‘monthly business meeting which? , 41; Worked, 5745 p.111. 4
Hair of Greenwich, an able and wait PQ‘Wi‘Fluafih ‘9 ”99 L .3909” be held at 7: 45. A very impatient gs; 3434.45.15 .15 p, it}:
known lay evangelist C Quartet-m9 gladly “3.“ 1meeting at 8: 16. The Vestry will most:
‘ P- 9“ Schnscker 1at the other: of the Senior-Warden. ,4»,

Evening aerm‘blr 7_ not
Midweek er
Contralto solo—LConsid‘e'r the Lilies oi. . may “a testimony
the smold. From

Wednesday. 3: 80 p. or. Junior Auxil- menus , trim- a , , ,

“Solis of Thu” my toast: songs or Missions. g t or 7 i9 9 m

rims ,i H ”“999“ Thursday 7: 4‘5 11. In. Business meet.
,,anrtet-Tbe Sttéin Upnis9- D 39‘3“- ing or the Girls Friendly Society ‘
Pounds—March editions. Friday, 7:45 p. m Choir rehearsal.

' “1‘ 9090“? SNOW-f As announced in the mo Church-

Evenins st 73130-19 man the rector and his wife were to.

4Prellld9~mm 39h. 3,0939% 0 Allegro be home to the members oi! the Parisian Nam
con 0.1000; b. meditation. ion Monday but it. will but be 1103010104

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Ensemble Evcary Day
Safturdayll
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