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Blessed is the man
who walketh not i!
the
wicked.
counsel of thI
Nor standeth in thc
way 0! sinners.
Nor sitteth In the set
of the scorniui.
floatation by Alice” Smith.
Trio by Mr. and Mrs. Perkins
doughter.
flooding by ‘llrs. A. 06am. .
Solo by Mrs. H. G. Hm.
Ready by Mrs. James Nina.
Bust by Mrs. E. w. Powell and Miss
'Powell.
Reading by lira. 1.. r. Bailey. ‘
Solo by an. John 'Barry.
Remarks by Rev. J. H. Holden
Committee: Miss Hall and ‘Mr. Bell.
and
CONGREGATiONAL ,
So. Norwalk Congregational church,
John Stapleton. minister.
Public worship Sunday morning, at
10:30 with sermon by the pastor.
Subject—The Man 0! Minder-lb.
The Evidence in the Case. There will
be a ten minute talk by one or the.
visiting speakers of the C. E. Conven-
tion.
The State Conference of C.
meets in South Norwaik.
Sunday morning a “Quiet Hour‘ ser-
vice will be conducted by Mrs. Chas
E.
Taylor of (hecnuich in the Baptist church. The services are open to alli
——Psaims l: 1
5Vtional meet.ing
that Methodist Episcopal church, 6: 30 p. m The Epworth League
Vb Norwalk. William G. Gimp, prayer meeting Leader Mr. Charles
' =71 !N. Hantord Subject—The Promise 07
Ill: 30 a m. Sermon—The Church spiritual Certainty."
_ “Never Surrendens. ! 7: 30 p. m. Evening worship with
11 noon. Bible school. 'serrnon. Name at the preacher an-
,6:80 p. in. Young People's Devo-lllounced later. Music by the choir.
1 hour. leader, Miss Clara Rear-g Monday. 7:30 p. m. Weekly meet-
ling oi' the Sasqus Camp Fire Girls.
METHODIST.
J. Varlsy Roberts.
‘Quartetéwhbide Wltli Me. v: E. (ll-sen
Episcopal Soprano Solo—«Selected
i’ostiudeooucrtoiss in F Major.
William Faulkss.
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roots.
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' hit Avenue Methodist
' Whhov. S: P. Fairbanks. pastor.
1:30. a. n1. Fellowship meetingi
Brother Edmund Trounson, leader;
10.30 a. 111. Morning preaching serc’l Knight Street A. M“. iii. Church
pics. The Rev. Charles W. Simpson: 11 11.111. Preaching by Vm. J. 3.5
d Bridgeport will have charge oi tbs5 Holden.
service and preach. Brother Simpson 12:30 p 111. Sunday school.
QM preached several times for us in 3 p. [11. Sacred Concert.
’1!“ past year and is well liked by the . 8 p. n1. Preaching by Rev. .1.
hot avenue people. Special music Holden and special music by choir.
”the choir. Program for Sacred Concert:—
’~‘131noon. Sunday school session for Opening by choir
,‘Bibie study. Scripture by Mrs. Burr.
8: 30 p. m. The Junior Lenguo devo- ‘ Prayer by Mr. Moscll‘.
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Fresh Eggs—Lots of Them
.-V. not have all the e gs ou want—enou h for
yoursell‘ and then plenty togaeli.y Giving your high!
PL...» 3’“ Poultry Regulator
is the sure way to make them lay. Costs only about a
cent per month per hen. Guaranteed to satisfy you
or money back. .
V5Avoid Rm Lousy—Path Roma Remedy (hues-ovum). 81.00. 50: and 256.
. I
here is Q o ty to have the
slime ftlleiwo 1d intone weak
H.I
,2 home of Mrs. E.
5; church.
church
1 30 p. 111., Homing prayer and sermon.
ii a. ll. Homing prayer and ser-
m " o
7:30 p. nuEvenins-prayer and ad—
dress.
Calendar tenths week:—
Tuesdsr. “audie- will hold nu
it“ day sewing meeting to make
things tor the animal lair. Those ab
tending are asked to bring a box lun-
cheon. 8 p. in. Young Men’s Club.
Wednesday. 3:30 p. m. The Junior
Auxiliary to the Board at Mission. '
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The Girl's
Friendly Sooiety.
Friday. 7:45 p. m. Choir Rehearsal.
2:30-3:30 p. an, rectors oilicc hour.
St. Paul’s Parish. Rev. Louis How-
,eli, pastor.
Twenty fourth Sunday alter Trinity.
7:30 a. 111., Holy Communion. 9:15
a. m., St. Paul's Sunday school. 10:-
,3 p. 111.. St Andrew's Sunday school,
5353 Main street. 7:30 p. m., Evening
pnyer and address on the Creed.
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_Wool sums . . ' 5 " 5 ' *‘ ' _
Yale blue _ . . Warm Coats
_ $1 - 5 _ .. ‘1 and Fur Robes
.50 _ . . _
o "o for the Game
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fictgbhklud 18,-;
. ’v”
Musicale
Saturday aItel’fWOIV m the Rest Room, in addition to the usual Harp EnsemV-
ble which always g1\€_ such a' pleasing program there will be a number of 5611:05—
tlons‘by a Saxophone Quartette. This5 15 a mOst unusual combination and the music
is delightful. It will be a treat.
A Sale of Dresses Saturday
-\ Cerium group of very anractivc drcsscs, about a hundred or so arc marlwd
The)" haw been hanging in
for :1
‘IUWk departure, 'l‘llcsc dresses were bought last summer.
5 All parishoners are outed to be at
whammy wish to attend them, espcc
At 3 11. 1.11.111 service in the Congre ially strangers and visitors in town l
gational church at which time ail-.5
‘ ldressea will be made by Judge 13.. d1. Sunday at either or the
=22 ' —W Warner of Putnam Rev. A. Brown or classes of the parish. Beginners De-
\Vest Haven and Rev. Ernest -Mc
Gregor of Norwalk.
At 6:30 p. 111. C. E. meeting in the‘
Baptist church.
At 7: 30 p. In. Service in the Con-
gregational church. Address—The
Connecticu'l. C. E and the Old World
Emigrant. By Rev. Sherrod Souls D.
D. of Hartford. 1
Bible school at 12 o‘clock. Mr. J.
-.__¢
mums 3136- n. in: Meeting 07 the:
l'i‘emple circle of C. E. 7: 30 p. m.
VMecting oi‘ the Boy Scouts.
Woodward avenue department. Sun-
day schooiat 3 ll. m.. in the new wint-
er quarters. 10 Woodward avenue. i
l'lrooksldc Chapel. Sunday school at]
3 p.111 Sunday afternoon service at
l
5
:3le p. 111. Sermon by the RM. l-‘.
C. Thompson. 5
5 First Congregational church. Rev.
. ..I1‘ McGregor, Ph. D. pastor
‘ hMorning service at 10: 30,’ at which
:the Reverend Sherrod Souls. of Hart
5tord. Connecticut will preach. There
will he no evening services because of
the union service in the South Nor-
walk Congregational church in con-
ncction with the State Christian En-.
dcavor Conference at 7:30
The church council will meet at the.
close of the morning servico.-‘
Sunday evening. Nov. 21,.therc will
he a slercopticon lecture. “springtime
in Japan."
Monday. 2 11.111. An important meet-
.ing of the Doorksepers' Circle at the
M. molmood.
Tuesday at 3 pm. The \iinisleling
"ircle will meet with M15. \l'. R.
Smith.
Tuesday evening the mud \Vord
Circle will meet with Misa Martha
Walkiey.
Wednesday aitprnoon the- Eleazar}
1'
. Circle will meet at Miss. .‘Janstte,
[home of the pastor.
Smith's.
,Friday afternoon there will be a
cake sale at Glendonlng s,V given by}-
the L B.A
.Wednesday evening Nov. 24th, this5
,5 church will unite in a union Thanks I
lgiving service at the Norwa‘ik Bbptist
Music for the Oak
_V1Momins:-~ .
years old.
‘deavor Society under the leadership
‘ Finch.
-tion may be United in Service. .
Pin -the South Norwalk Congregation-V
5 will give an address on Industrial Et-
th‘oal ..
New scholars are welcome on any.
Sunday school 5
partments in each receive children i
The church is open all day every
day in the year for rest, prayer and
meditation.
Glris' Friendly Society Tuesdsifl8 i
p. In St. Paul’s Guild Wednesday,i
2 30 v 111.. “Boys Club Wednesday“
7. 30 p. 111., at the parish looms 011,
Berkeley street.
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South Norwaik Baptist church. Rev.
R. G. Hartley. minister.
9 a. m. The‘ 'Quiet Houl" conducted1
by the loadels oi the Christian Eir‘
deavor Conferen s
10: 30 a. m. P blic Worship by the
pastor. The C allengs of Youth.
Music toi- ths Day".
Pralude—Andant. Grasicso.
,Oftertory selection. Duet by .Virs. F. 1.1
Smith and Mix-1s A. Fallon. Shelley.
Solo—Low At Thy Feetnd. C. Bartlett
Postlude~ _ Wm. B. Ashmnil.
12 noon. The church school will
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Hamilton Robinson}
Ottertory—Meiody in 1'.
William H. Maxileld‘
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the cases since late August, and some of them have bani used for window displays. There
arc not two alike and originally prices were $25.00 and upward. Some of than are for
L‘\'L‘llillg’ wear, others for aftcrnoon, vcry pretty stvlcs in black and colored (harlot-11w.
t‘rcpc dc chine and soft talieias. A few jumper frocks of plain and cllcclml laiictu that
Will do for girls' dancing frocks, one or two with distinctive embroidery or garnlturcs.
These will be on sale Saturday morning at
Half the price the ticket is marked
111-11»- suction. Socoud floor.
Towels and Toweling
7130 l). 111. Sermon—Wisdom for Wednesday, 2 p. m. Regular sow- M Glover, Superintendent. 1 ~-—- ‘ 5 '
fixtlzntwariare. l5“ session of the Ladies Aid Society, Music for the Day: I Grace Church. the Rev. J. Benton Fern DIShes Specml
8' I7. 7 06 p.‘ in. Class M3» Tum m h 1. Morning:—— .Werner, rector. The twentyd’ourth' ,1 . . . . . ¢ -
Thursdfy. 7. 45 p 111. Prayer moot. midweek {$1,153 :eflice Riggs“; Organ Postlude-Adoremus. Ravina. Sunday after Trinity. The' celebra- A 55‘1"") 55"" HOW] of Roma Ivory “55th {3’5" ““5 “5'5” and forcs'lgbted woman “555 "5
a“ “"l day school room. . .Oilertory—BErceausc. Grieg. tion of, the Holy Communion at 8. icons or baskets of flowers; l'rcnch decorations, SIOCk her linens before prices advanu.
mu. 4 p m Junior beans. 8 11., ‘ Soprano Solo—How Beautiful Upon o'clock. Mission Sunday school at s. m Pastel colors on the sides. There is an inset Guest Huck all linen. 39°
'7 w Steroopticon lecture by Dr Ednr: Norwglk Methodist Episcopal the Mountains. Flaxlng ton Harper Faith at 9. Morning prayer and ser- for ferns grown in the earth, or the inset may. be Mercerlzcd Lunch C103“
"I: on "The Land of the Midnight. church. C. E. 1811110. D. D., pastor. Ionian Postlude—Marche Pontificale. m0" at 10330- VParlsb Sunday "th removed and the bowl used for bulbs 1110111215111 35 X 4051i€1105 29‘:
up The public is cordially lnvltod‘. At the Sunday morning service in Becket at noon. Evenius prayer and “7"?" 1110‘s ‘lll 1.. 13' ' 55 M ' d T bi Cloth
V bimbo Christian industrial Magus to observance of “The World‘s Temper Evening: —- all. The sermon ia the morning Will 35 or 5“ 5 ‘5’" ought 1” relieve an 0‘56“ crcerlsc a c s
.V m to this lecture of rare intmsu5anco Sunday," the Rev Janet A 801- Organ Prelude—Serabandc. lbs on til? nubhct ot~Poriah Manage» 5‘0‘55‘5‘5‘5 “‘“MaQW'W- Made ‘055955 at 30% 65- "WINS $I'°°
inclusion free. sum altering. :andt oi the Anti~saloon League _ 015 Saint Suns mm. 111; a subject that should up 45¢, very special. Merceriled Lunch Cloths
Music for the Day: lNew Jersey will deliver an more“ lottertoryéEvensonx. Flavle post to every members 0! the parish u ,, Round or scalloped, (1.1 lilt‘llt‘s, $1.25
Nomlcn at 10:30:—- Sunday school and the Maui Bible Soprano Sow—Selected im. Ounnls and the rector requests "on mm DUStICtS Dusters Embroidered Pillow Cases llt‘tii dc<i rm 5
= luau Prelude—Fremont class will meet at the noon hour |0rssn Pastime—Allegro. mam-me. bar's attendance. Attention is called , ’ ‘ 55cc and $1.050 per 111.
., . . . Schumann.li'oung 900D!” senlcs at 6. 39 in the Tuesday.3 l, m Hungarian gmle to the tact thll preaching ha. been hot :1 paradox though the name implies it. T l S t .. 11 ‘ l H, <11 f
Orson Gunnery—Manon ZiltorbartlAMitm-lum Evening worship with class. ’ Vresumod in connection with the 17- The dustcrs are made of hm: quality varll,cllcll1i- owe is; 555515) ,535‘55 ' 6055555 0
, Wary Soio~The Cross. Harriet sermon by the pastor at 7. 30; Strung-5 Wednesday “Palms of the “’0!!! lemon deerCB- cally treated in a way to prevent tllc scattering 51 will}: 10:15:] $l-00
55555555 Ware, Miss Elsiesmrllng "53 “5‘5”“ welcome . fen of "'8 Chm” 10 00 a m 89‘5““; ' ' of dust In other th‘l‘ tl - l t ‘ 5‘k' l 5i? 5 l h
ll Organ Postlude—Moderato. Music for the Day: meeting 1 p. m Luncheon served all Christ Church Gregorv Boul'cxard, l _ 5 5 '5 (5 5‘ “‘5 ”m. ’5 m {“5 ! 5 “LC C 0‘
1 l5 Smart. Morning: 3251: a plate to which all the ladies at East Norwaik. Rev T. l-‘. Canker. D. f“§‘”- 5‘ can be washed rcpcalt'd')‘ “NW“! 111' ImP°"¢d Turk‘Sh T°w°151 85' 95 and $’ '5
, :5 Evening at.7:30:-— VPreludo—«ln 1), D. R Shelley 5the congregation are invited. 2 p D.. pastor. .lurmfl' ”N chemical properties. Fancy Towels, I9. 251 30. 391 5° and 75L
VlVi Organ Prelude—Caution. Rail. Quartet—The Radihnt Morn. :m. Business meeting. 3 p. m. Ad- Twenty fourth Sunday alter Trinity. Dust Cloths 256 Main “00]..
l m Mesztlzry-EMsIody. Grieg. H. Woodward ldress by Dr. E H. Gumbart—Caliiorn- Morning Prayer and sermon at 10: 30. Utility Dusters 50c ,
. . ory —— ear \‘ot Ye. 0 Quartot~—Hear M Cry. (7. [1‘ Horse in and the Yellowstone Sunday schoolat noon. likening pray- ,1 ' ,
’ i....,_. ignel. mmm.mlsabelle £11111. Postlpdh-in Q‘ry 8111.311 Thursday. 7:30 11.11:. Social hour at er and sermonlat 7: 30. All are we] :‘ all Brushes 5 $5“) women S underwear
'5v ”ll Evening_ ‘ 5 5 llhe church. 8 p. m.. DeVOllOlial Ber- come. 1 a. . 55 I. found Floor MOPS ()OC ()f seasonal)“ “Qirht right it) \thtil‘ now
1W mwl’ostludeva-‘estiyal March... 1 Pfillldhmxhetto ”a Alicxro vice—The First chiples. ‘ , .. -—,'- Hat Floor MOPS (5’5“ \ LSlS and lights 55 . 5 50‘
‘: 58: 30 p m. Mhetinia for 5557!)le study. 5, BAPTIST. ‘ Floor llrush Mops $1.50 i then Suits $1.00
Black Wool Tights are hand) to put on 5111
cold weather, lor out of door “car. \ccordmg-
to \\ eight. $1.00 to $2 50
.\ln'1u floor
For the Housekeeper
“A Tangle Mop" is :1 mass of shining copper—
bound cord fastunctl to a handle. :1 sort of glor51~ =
ficd dish-slop, which is a capital thing for clean-
ing snort-pans and cooking utensils.
to and 15 cents
E112 l3. iii. flush (humming.
Standard Fashion Sheets. Patterns, Style
Books and the December Designer now ready.
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THE HOLY GRAIL.
meet in regular session. 1 -
12:15 1). m. The Baptist Brother . 3:212:56"an pan; GoNnos BROIHERSM 5
under the leadership or Mr. Condos. 5 ti Ti 9 y '5 n :nestilnony 55
important announcements for the mes "8' lursday. 7' 45 9' Story of the Green Crystal Vase of
week by the president. fl)“ GRAND JURY; the Ruins of Cesarca.
FlRVST CHURCH 10F CHRlVST‘ lew places 37‘? mm‘l‘ :1l'-ulutciy
0:15 1). n1. United Christian En-
oi_lliiss S. Olmstead and Miss L.
Subject—oilow the Denomina-
7 :30 p. m. Closing mass meeting
si church. Therefwili he nosvsning.
service in ..t.hsiiaptist church and the
membersnre invited to unite with the
Young People in their service in the
Congrgutionai church
Announc cuts for the Week:
Monday. 7: 3 p. m. The Home Mia
sions Study Class will be held at the
A cordial wei-
some is extended to aii.1
lecture room of the church
Wednesday. 7:30 p.111. The mem-
hero of the choir who are to sing in
the Christmas music are urged to: he ‘
present at the church. _
Fridsi’5.8 D m. The First s6cial.ot
the year under the auspices of the .
'Bapttst' motherhood wit; be held
in
the lecture room. 111.. F. L. Lampoon
Method and omlmm- ' cs1;
N Wednesday , evening,
’Liz.30pm.
Tuesday. 7. 45. The Mizp'ah Circle'
of King’s daughters will meet in the -'
5cili1‘s of 110 111151 1711111 t'c'smen. Some
Tone has spoken of tho i'l‘lliillils oi its.
ancient uiol‘v as 1211' ruin of ruins."
The mcdiu ill 111111: which war lwiro
COVt‘l‘t‘d
SCIENTlB‘r. 1
First Church of Christ. scientist, 671
What avenue—The regular Sundsy5‘
service of this church is held at 11 trafislated
swore that Alexander Condos
’(Coutinued from First Page.)
Pcrnhzer
askeu
into English.
a. m.
:1cbuilt by lh1.- 1-211.”st
Subject, hov. 'L—Adam and Fallen for 8:0th to suppress the campaigni QC no?“ 11 with of :l1c~1rc.loccupiml
“Mall. and t at When he handed a check “"5 by the tilV’ as 51 Paul know it and
testimony, that amount to one M the defendant» the ruins that we sec today are chief
meeting at 8 o'clock. their arrest followed The plan as .h 1he mm m 11111 1119111111111 tily.
To both these services the public submitted ‘0 him “'33 l“ “‘9 llandwrit u 111111 “:15 1151111 built out 11 tho
is cordially invited. in: of Alexander Gondoa, and was mes of th 9 “mm“ city. —
Sunday school at 9:45 a. ‘m. handed to him by Victor Gondos hel w1 , 1 c 'arc'l 1m
A reading room is maintained at. testified .5 m a ’55“ “um”. 9“ . ‘ ‘
me name address. open each week! 05 ti i tie i 11 tr na- been for other city boliders is shown
day hollda a e M tr 2. 5 he sec 0“ n ‘ pan 5 a lby the fact that, though it has been
' y men ‘ out 1 “51““! “M5 1drawn upon 701 all these centuries
5‘ ”The money (01‘ the Fay bomb PM to! tumble and granite and sandstone,
was sent from Germany through the it is not vet absoluttly exhausted. but
“9385“ Swedish Lutheran church Trans-Atlantic Trust company" An still afields building malclial for the
3M street; 'H. Luther Wilson. Dfis‘ other was to the effect that “the bank peasants of the vicinity.
" 5 ‘ is a medium for the foreign 395' 5"“ The green crystal vase which was
$5333.51? 4 0°10“ p.311 vice and commits at least offenses tound here when Baldwin. the great
_ against the neutrality and laws of the crusader, captured the city at the M
. United States" Still another de ginning of the twelfth century, says
WiTE‘BLAVERS Ans hamrso clued . F 5the Christian Herald gave rise'to the
5 “The Trans-Atlantic Trust (:on story of the- Holy Grail, which has in-
5pany represents here a policy of I9.1mm! so many , legends and poems,
d ducing immigrants to” return 410113;," 5f1‘r Baldwin and his followers his
and alter outlining the policy, said. licved that it has the one that was
‘ 5mm]; policy is harmful to the Unit lused at the last suppel by our Lord,
d States." Iwhen he gave His disciples the cup
Fertiliser denied that he knew Fair, of wine and said: “Drink ye all of it.
p ships, This do in remembrance 011m."
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"The moons‘hinea brightxin the old
Kentucky home” is the song of the
revenue agents operating in the/dry 1
districts .r—Lou‘svllie courierJournol. 5.
lit-tits last census the enumeration
j of the population in cities and towns
' ias‘ted ‘15 days. 'In the rural districts
‘ the population and agricultural _,
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enumerations combined .were coin- ‘
_ pistedV in about 30 days: '1
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