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Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel ot the
wicked.
Nor staudeth in the
way of sinners.
Nor sitteth in the seat
of tiie scornful.
~i‘salius l: l.
tl-‘lrst Methodist
South Norwalk. William Gill
minister. (‘hristmas Sunday.
church,
Giiiin, ‘
Episcopal
Candle procession of twelve girls
rohed in white.
10:30 a. m. "The Pilgrimage to ill\‘(l('&iiOii**“t'V. William G. tlitiin.
Bethlehem." Sermon by the minister. (‘gll‘Ol *A‘Vll) in a Manner ..,.|lutiiei
Special Christmas music. lt‘arolw’i‘hcre's a Song in tile Air. ..
12 noon. Billie school. ‘l \Vathall
67.30 D- in. Young People's ”9V“ Carol—The First Nowell..Trnditioniil
t' l . c ‘ —- ‘ ’ 4
Ion iour ' Euhject The Christmas Violin 5010;; \lr. Charles Sterling.
Song of \\ orid i’eace. header Miss . . .
, . (.arolwlt Came Upon the Midnight
brace Finch. (‘lear W'll'
7:30 p. m. Christmas carols thy can- C r i l K ”.0 Vi" ' Mam l I“
die light. Sermonettev’l‘he Candle of a 0 now. "am writ”.
the Lord. Til? church will be lighted; . _ d “0"”)
my decorative candles and a choice‘(wuiolfl‘mlg Years Ago Oer 1}“,th
selection of carols by authors roccntl henis Hills ............ Harrington
and remote will be sung by the choir. ‘Oiiertory holo-~O Holy Mimi"
Miss Grace Finch.
Tuesday.7 :74 p m. t‘lais meetingl
Thursday, 7.45 p. m. i’rayer mee‘ft‘aroi—in the Field With Their
ing. b‘locks Abiding ......... (‘hopc
Friday. December :llst. Following ("amt—Joseph and the Silhpherds”
the meeting 0f the Cristian industrial Old French
League a watch-night service will be t‘arolflO. Little Town of Bethle-
held.
The public are cordially invltv hem .............. . ........ Redlit‘r
ed to it“ of these services. Sunday nocpgslonalmhngels From the
morning musical program and the mua- Realms of Glory H‘ ,,,,,,,,, Smart
“111 program if" the “Willi": 1“ “3 "’1' (lriran Postlude-Jittilélujah Chorus
'0‘”? i from Messiah ..... . ........ Handel
Oretin i’i‘tIltitle~llltir(-li of the. Magi Morning service--
Kings ...................... iluilois '
Slit‘nt Night *l-‘ranz t‘iruber.
Sung: in; a chorus of girls in Sun
day School room. accompanieti by
Echo organ.
Processionai diurk,
TEL
Field. Malliiit:
Anthem—Let us Now Go Even Un~
to Bethlehem.
(lrwon (memory—Nazareth.
tlitI tlmwt nrv The
Herald snln ilirihdiiv of a
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d._—OI:
King, Niedumr
King. Niediinger. Miss Elsie Sterling
Cami Anthem—Glory to the Savior.
Dressler
Organ Postlude—And the Glory of the
lord, from ”The Messiah." Handel.
Norwalk M. E. Church.
Music for the Day:
Morning:—
Prelude—«impromptu. A. E. Fisher.
Quartet—Clap Your Hands. Turner.
Quartet—Lord Most Holy. Gilbert.
Pastime—Festival Much.
Ralph Kinder.
Evening : —
Prelude—in F. H. B. Shelley.
Quartet—There is non Night in'Heav-
on. Ballard.
Baritone SOIUASeleted.
Quartet—Selected.
Postlude’in E. Stern
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
I. church. Rev. S. i’. Fairbanks, pastor.
9:30 a. m. Fellowship meeting. All
members of the church invited to be
present and bring their friends with
them. litader — Brother Edmund
'i‘rounson.
10:30 a. in Regular preaching ser-
vice. Suliicci of pastor's sermon~A
Profitable. investment.
12 noon. The Sunday
school will
meet at the claw oi" the morning ser-
l
. \ ice.
3 it“ p iii. The Junior league devo
‘ tional service.
(5:30 p, m. The lipwortli imagine
prayer meeting. Leader—whims Sarah
Ferglholl. thjech—Jt‘he Christmas
Song of World l’eae'e.
7:30 p. m. Evening sermon M the
‘ pastor. Subjectvflur [lease of Supplies
.Adain enough.
Organ Prelude—The Shepherds in tho it. (i.
Danke inou.
Gounod. Church.
Monday_ 7:30 p. in. Weekly ineetlnu
of the Camp Fire Girls.
\\‘ednesday. 724:”: :p. in. The Fourth
Quarterly Conference will he held in
the church parlor. Dr. A. H. Good-
i)lstrict Superintendent will
he pies-ant and preside over the meet
ing.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. The midweek
prayer service with the pastor in
charge.
Knight street A. M. E. church.
Preaching morning and evening.
Sunday debut at i2z30. conducted hy
the superintendent, Mrs. Burr. C. E.
at 0:30 p. or
South Norwalk Baptist cnurcu. Rev.
Hartley. minister.
Homing service. at 10:30.
tor
The pas-
will preach a Home Mission ser-
Tim subject ~’l‘he Country
Fri-"in" service. at it
"Th.
30 p. in.
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13:30 p. in.
‘ walk. Rev.
‘ Indiidays but on Thursday, Dec 30th,
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Christa)“ Story,”
pastor.
, Music for the day:
i Morning:—
Pretude—L‘anona in F. minor.
1 reading by
l Ottertory~Andant ino. (has. Collin.
Oftorwry solo—The Lord is My
strength. Bruno Hahn.
:Postiuuew Wm. E. Pitinan.
Evening:—
Prelude—Andante Con M010.
Filippo Capoccr
Offertory'Eveniug Hymn.
J. A. Meade.
Ufiertory solo—Crossing the liar.
iiuuley Buck
William Faulks.
12 noon. The church school will
meet in the lecture room. This will
be the Christmas lesson ~The Song 01'
the Angels. The Christmas music will
be under the direction of Mrs. F. l.
Smith.
12:15 p. m. The Baptist
hood will meet. Mr. H. 1’.
will load in the discussion oi the les-
l’ostlude—
Brot her-
son.
4 p. ill The Home Mission study
tlass \Hll meet at the parsonage 'lliis
:tppoiiitiiient \I.ill replace the usual
hour of the week.
01:)” p in. (‘lirislian lIIiideavor So—
tlt’ly. Su'ijectr viiow the Prophecy of
the Anitcls‘ Song May Come True.
Lentil r Miss l‘olet.
The members oi the church and coir
Lil'teylilltlli are reminded of the Christ-
mas oti‘citng for the (‘hristiiias cheer.
Kindly pittt't‘ your oh‘ci'iiie in the boxes
at the door.
.‘innounct-iiiciits for the week ~
Monday, 7 30 p. in. The (‘amp tire
girls will meet in their class room.
'iuestiiiy. 7.43 p. Ill The \lispaii
Cincle of King's Daughters will meet
iii the lecture room of the church.
\\'ediitsda.v. 7:30 p. m. t‘hoir re~
iiearsal iii the church.
Thursday. 7.45 p. ill. The study
class in prayer will meet in the pas
tor's church study. 7:47) p. n The
prayer meeting of the church will he
held in the lecture. morn oi the church
Suhject~ True Giviijg.
The monthly business meeting of
the church will follow the prayer ser-
vice. The Christnips‘Cheer Commit—
tee will meet tilt; «pastor at ;the
close of the Business meeting.
.
So. Norwalk (‘oniheisttlonul Church,
John Stiipleton. minister.
l'tihlic worship. Sunday morning at
l“ 30 with sermon hy- the pastor——
The Meaning of Christmas in 1010.
Sermoiiettc {or children The Story
of the llliit-hird. This is the annual
i‘ili‘lhiilllx sertict- of the church and
music ind decoration will tie in keep
i'iiu -
l.\I‘llilll{ «hire at 7..tII t‘onilnuu-
ll_\ t‘hristiiiih strvlce oi‘ uhich tic
tiiiliIil notice is given t‘irlt‘\\iiti't‘.
ll.filt- school til 12 o'clock, Mr J. .\l.
(illH‘t'i' \‘llfll‘riiiilt'lltlt‘ili.
\leii's ilildc class at 12 noon.
Stiiiui' t‘. lII. tin-cling at t‘, 30 p in.
Mosuc tor the Day:
\lornlnh.
lliifilll i‘ri-liide Il’li<iflrill
(Kind service»"l‘i‘iitlitiotiul
ii The First Noel.
O -\\‘c Three Kings of Orient
cr 1) t‘niuc All Ye Faithful.
\Ittl'Cll of the Magi King‘s.
Lt‘lli‘di't:
Melodies.
“‘0.
Dip itol'y
lluhols
Soprano and Alto Duet «Christmas.
\lrs. tliiiiiuisn and Mrs. t‘ase
Shelley.
Christmas Anthem “Glory to tlod Moat
iiiLle. t‘linir. .\. iI‘. l.0iid
Organ i‘ostlude Bernard
lIZrcnitig:—v
tlrgiiu Prelude . Angels' Song. Zoclicr.
Christmas Anthem ~Ring tlut Ye Bells
March.
t‘lioir. A. F. Loud
O'fert ury «Elenic. Rliode
Soprano Solo- 0 Hot-t Night. Mrs.
tit-aunts. Adam
I’itespone'v‘lloly Night. Peaceful Night.
Choir
(Organ Poatlutlev-llarch. Jensen
Thursday. 7:30 p. m. Church night.
Social lttIiiiI. S p. in. Devotional eer-
\l"t““'l‘llt‘ Same Old Story. Meeting
of groups for study. Bible study. mis-
sions and current events.
Tuesday. 9 p. m. Meeting of
liuurrariaii ilihle class.
Wednesday. 3 'p. in. Meeting of En-
(l’invnr (‘ircle of King's Daughters at
the home of Mrs. Bodwell. t; Seymour
street. I
Woodward avenue department Sun
day school at 3 p. m.
IBrookside chapel, Sunday school at
Evening service with sor-
mon by the Rev. F. C. Thompson at
7:30 p. in.
the
First
E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.,
Pastor.
\i‘prning service at 10:30 with
:Ir‘Iin’Ir h_\' the pastor. Subject-—
The Birth oi Jesus. This. will he a
Christmas services. The yes-per ser-
vice dt 4: 30 will continue the Christ-
mas theme with a cantata, .“The Christ
Child.” Sunday school at noon C.
E at 6 p. in. Topic—The Angels'
Sting Came True}! There will he no
add wreck service 5n 5aceount oi the
'here will he Preparatory Lecture. |
At the Vesper service on Sunday.
Dec. 2Ptl1. ,-... ~ ‘ he II union ser-
‘ vice of the Junior dndiunior cons: ' [4
Morgan .
and director.
, Communion. at
Congregational church, Nor-
; Sunday school at noon. Evening pray-
.-I.l...v.~.-.._~... :p n; 1-,;
the unnsmtwhichaomeotthoChfl-tmu
music will be repeated and a short ad-
dress given on “The Pilgrims' First
iCnrisimas in New England."
! Music for the day:
William E. Ashmall.l
Christmas music:
Morning:—
Prelude—The Holy Night.
Quartet—Bethlehem.
G. Whitney Coombs tGihson)
Contraito Solo—Peace on Earth.
tieiald Lane
Quartet—Christmas Morn. l
Gordon iiorch. l
Carol—There Dwell in Old Judea. l
\\'. H. tlriggs;
Postlude "Fl-FM ()ffertoi'y is Christ-l
mas Hymns. op. 10, No. 2 l
A. Cuiimant
Vesper musical service at 4:30.
Prelude~tat 4:27”.
Jamshia. lrom Persian Suite. ;
it. s. sloughtun.‘
h. Violin and Organ—Romance, op.
26, Johan. S. Svendsep.
Cantata-The (‘hrist (,‘hild. .
t‘. B iiuwley
lull‘odut‘lltlllI——Viiliiil and Urgan.
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a. The Courts 0!;
ISo-pranov The Voice of Him that‘
(Trieth.
Bassri’l‘he People that \\‘alketli in
llarkness.
Quartet~Arise, Shine.
t‘ontralto~liehcldf .'\
Reign.
‘l‘l‘lor lie Slitlli l“c‘t‘ti ills Fititk.
(‘miti'alto-
King Shall;
'l he inc-Ii iiiiili'it‘.
Tenor —liail’ Thou that art Highly
Favored
Quartet ‘iit)\\ Beautiful 1 pun the
Mountains. ;
Soprano My soul iioih Magnify the
Lord. ‘
Qllal‘tvl ~ Sine. t) Heavens
Congregational liyiiin. No. lTil. '
i'astorale—(irgan and \‘iolin.
Sop: no 0 little town of liethlchem .
Contralto- . And there were Shepherds.‘
linen-Fear Not. ;
Soprano «And Suddenly—. l
Qlliil‘lt'tr Glory iii the Highest.
0. B. Percolesi.
Entree de Procession. I
s. N. Pentieldfi
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. so?
prano. Mrs iiccd llavlliind (‘oiitralto. l
Hugh P. Caniphcll,j tenor Frank
Nash, hates, Miss Ethel Louise Beck-
er. violinist Alex S. (lilisou, organist
l’ostiiide
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Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick \.l
('Oieilltlii' rector.
Services tor the fourth Sunday
Advent.
8 a. m. (‘clebrntlon ot‘ the Holy (‘oni-.
Inunion. t‘orponite communion of the;
members of the Young Men's club. ;
lo a. m. t‘hurch school. i
it a. in. Morning prayer. iiitziny
and sermon. Subject—Christ the Uni"
vcrsal Quest of Mankind.
7 30 p in Evening prayer and Ser-
men.
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Calendar for the Week.
\londiiy. :t.'. p. in. important iuect
tin: of the .iuuior Guild. ‘
’i‘iicsdziy, St. 'i‘hontiis's ll;i_v. ll 30 ii.
iii. t‘cleliriitiou ot‘ the Holy t‘otnmun
ion, '3 p. in Smxlii: iiicetii‘ig of the
(itiiid ?:t.'. p ill. llusiness meet of
the Woman's Guild. R p. m. import-
ant business meeting of the Young
lion's t‘iiil) .
Wednesday. 3:30 1). in. The Junior
Auxiliary to the Hoard of Missions.
Thursday. 'JI if. p. ill. Girl‘s Friend-
ly Society. '
Friday. 7:45. p. ni. Choir Rehearsal
Saturday (‘hristnias Ila.“ 'i‘ :i. m.
(‘eichriitloii ol' the Holy Communion.
it) a. in. Celebration of the Holy
t‘ointnunioii and sermon, The offer
ml: at the t‘tlliy service and iii the
t‘hrtstnias envelopes will be for the
St. Paul's Parish. Rev. Louis it.
Howell. rector.
Fourth Sunday in .tdveiu. 7-30 ii. in.
Holy (‘onuunniotu iltlfi tl. ni.. St.
Paul's Sunday school; 10.30 ii. iii..
Holy Communion and sermon; 3 p.
"L. St. Andrew's .VilSt-‘iitlli Sillitiil)"
school. 33:: llain'street; 7:30 p. in..
Evening prayer and address on the
Creed.
Tuesday. St. Thomas‘ Day. 0:13 a.
ni.. Holy Communion; tl'a. ni., .\iorn~
lug prayer; 5 p. .in.. Evening Prayer.
Saturday (‘liristiiias Day. 7:30 and 10
(I. in, Holy Communion. ‘
The It'lilii't‘ll is open all day every"
day in the .year for rest. meditation
and prayer. i
All are welcome at the services, es I
pecially strangers and visitors in town. i
Parishioners are urged to tie at'
Junior Loyal Workers. 3 p. in.
Loyal Workers. 6:15 p. :11.
Evening sermon, 7:30 p. in.
Midweek prayer and
imeeting Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
from", nae. a,
h
and evening. Christ our Savior w
the subject of both sermons. Can
and hear him. The Sunday schoo
testimony open at 12:30 p. in. At 3 p. in
Sacred Concert will be in full i)
Since this is the last Sacred t 0
Grace Baptist Clutch. The pastor, for 1915. lot every one come and
D- BUCK Rev. Henderson Will preach morning it a complete success.
'TflheDM
Read C
(unlimited 1817.
The Store \\ill l)t‘ o
and every cleni
To relieve il’lt' tit'llt'cry (i
pcii xituriia) etching
up until Christmas
cpartiiit-iit, ‘i‘illl.‘l] is congest-
ed on account oi t'ic t‘tilltillltltl oi the struts. it Would be
much appreciated it \Ll\lt)Ilit'
ages with them.
Music Saturday Afternoon
i'~ would rarr} small
LHCR"
Recital by the Golden Saxophone Quartette
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Christmas t llt't'l\'\ ivizii l).-
Imiw-we f r
Phillipine Embroidery
matit t‘thiiiists atiil \iI "ill‘ 0 \i)\
Saturday Evening.
l\‘t‘~i i\)tltliii.
t‘ii~lit*tl ll, i't'IflltNli ti
hi tmas
gaining lawn
it 1\ as
in .i iitiiy
tilt t lll‘ :is
French \\nrk and tlit\ may ilt' \illtl of it that time in iii"
no lli"ll tziiili oti ill:
try limit of tiul}.
iliipiiit
it l\ quitt-
_ FanCy Camisoles of Cu-
in . white and pink, lilllillltti
tilltlll.1i\lt t'lllt'l\ iilt'
illtltit‘riiit‘ in pricc‘
ttIllll
ic tic (Klllllt’ anti N! n '_\ \nt—
\\itli lute illltl iili‘ ..,t \
|n(u.‘y
Some of tlic tliristiiizix
hikfll \\itli tlicii liillllillll”\ o.
emliroi ierits and iuiilts.
Iprons j
.\prmi~ arc :ltluialllt
itistit on .mtl
\\ liiiii-
lute ttlgitig,
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Tea Aprons are from 25. 39. 50, 75 cts. and $i.00 up
Maids' Aprons \\itli t‘tltlllt'ilhil liilI
to $3 50.
Nurses’ Aprons in t'ttl‘l‘t‘I‘
25, 39, 50. $i.00
.i
t \t} lcs
.\t t‘tllltl floor.
Toilet Art cc: of Parisian itiory
Military Brushes
Mirrors
Hair Brushes
Hooks, FI ies and Cuticle
Toilet Sets, tit'ttiiiilt'd itHl“;ttli\tl_\.
Ivory Clocks
Manicure Articles. Photo
lltiitlcrs,
ponti.
“Cello" Bed Warmers.
'l‘rinltet lit).\t‘\ iilltl
lltliti lit'i'll itii' \lX lltllll'\. iil\l'ti in
t~\ci'_\'liutiy oii chilly tiig'lits. c~
pt‘t‘iall) appreciated l»_\ ili\;ilitl~.
$2.00. $2.50 and $3.00.
Marabout Collars.
li'..'_ \Ilitc and ‘HI in
lll'Itltii \it'i..iIi Monti.
Marabont Coilarcttes.
Mark and natural.
Special $1.25.
Elegant Fans.
tlsti'icli plumes. and hand tit-e
oratctl lI‘rciitIli stiles. :i licautii'ttl
circuit).
50 cts. to $25.00.
from $5.00 to $8.00
$4.00 to $7.00
$3.50 to $7.50
75 cts. each
85o) and $6.00
$3.50 to $8.00
Knives
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til'l‘t‘H"
Tim
i\'t't‘(‘l\‘t’l‘\. ll
lI'i iiilit'r,
iiilll
Tourist Aprons.
(it ltllllltl‘. ’Ilti .‘lll I
lillt‘lt'~. t'iuii'czitiiit tut tr
t'l~ till l‘iiltiiziii w
At $2.00.
.‘tw‘lluti. llldill lion
1.»
Is
lhflhd
Whitel Fur
tm’ ti'itmiitiiI iliilllitii .m:.it
hats. also itil t‘\tillllf;‘ \\itips
OstrIcli Collarcttes,
“\\llilt'. tiitll
lilm'lt i'iiill \\‘illll'.,
ciii'.
lilitc. itii‘ t"\t‘l':lll" \I.
.5
Child: en's Fans.
l7-ir titilii‘iit- \Iiimil tlr
ow. \t‘|'\ in :'~ wills. lar_
\tll'l‘iil'iil
For 215 cts.
'l’Iiii'v n \« Lilli. main {i
R ihbons
Sets for litiliy's cap and tli’tI~~.
t-ink or hide. 85 Cts.
Boxes that contain sash and
hair hows. made up to order.
Red Satin Ribbon for wreaths,
Bandeau); itlr girls. llt'litifi,
attractive styles. '
Landscape Ribbons. iiith
Christmas trees. etc.
65 cts. .
yik'Vi 5.
it; cts. a yd..
The January Designer and Fashion Sheets Réadv.
l‘ :Itietn Section
Eithhtfila
church Sunday. This is the regular
day for the. Girls' Friendly corporate
7:30 a. m.
Grace Church. The Rev. J. Benton
Werner rector. The fourth Sunday in
Advent. The celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 o ’clock. Mission San
day school of S. Faith at 9. Morning
prayer and sermon at 10:30 parish
er and-sermon at t.
The sermon in the morning will he
the fifth in the series the rector is
preaching on the Creed.
Advent Christian church. Van Zant
and Pervev strings East Norwalk.
Rev G M. Teeplé, pastor.
(Half hour special prayer, '10 a. m
Mwwmg sermom' 10.30 a. m.
Sunday-school, i2 noon.
Christmas SI DDEI'S and Hosiery
The largest and trout :i tractive line that has ever
All kinds for men. women and children.
ill our normal display.
been sho I
Give Her 'lrippietoe Silk Hose
We have them in white, Llack
Give that boy or girl a pair of RUBBER BOOTS.
weather for them.
CONNEA Li'Y
and all the most popular shade
its just. t“
Ai KE
South Nehvalk, Conn.B
81 WASHINGTON STREET
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