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MOIWTIONAL

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The Booth Norwolk Congregational
“a. John Staploton, linister—
”In worship Sunday morning atI
":30 with sermon by the pastor. A
an to the Colors. Sermonetto tor
m The Story of a. Pin.

Ming service at 7:30. The sector
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. mazschool at 12 o'clock. J. hi.
.m..snneriotsndsnt. .

“in Bible Study Class. loll by the
pier. at 13 o'clock

hoiorc.lt.aocletymoetingst':0 30
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Theodor—3 p. m.. meeting or tinn-
who his Class.

Thursday—3 p. m., annual meeting
dihechsrchtohesr tenorisend to'
out dream for the ensuing year.

.Wednesdaye-a p. m.. missimry
., m at the Women's ”emotion
u-lhehcmeeflmooer-aiolillmc
. wood avenue. Address by Dr c. J.
~.. Islet. otthe A. iii. A. All thewomen

. of the church are cordially invited.

. , Rider—4:35 p. m.. meeting of the
.— female Circle 07 c. E.

May—7:30 p. m.. meeting oi the

IQ Scouts.
, ”day—7:30 p. m., annual meeting
d the C. E. Society. At the close of
Us meeting the Town Union of C. I.
..A .A 1377 be etnertainod for a social eve-

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_ Woodward Avenue Department.
t‘uzllay r'thool at 3 p. m.

. Lrookalde Chanel.
.. landay school at 3:30 p. m.
. Ironing service at 7:30 with ser-
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First Congregational church. Nor-
walk. Rev. E. F. neurons-«13h. 1)..
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flaming service at 10: 30 with
mum byihe pastor. Subiect: “AnI
mutual Christian Sermon.” Vesper
mice at 4. 30 at which the pastor
will- preach on the subject—«An An-
dent Portrait 07 a Man. " ‘
, The-«Sunday school meets at noon.
‘flrlatisn :Endeavor at 6 p. m. sub-
.Me-«l-lowto work with others. lined-

I‘l. Alice Btsnnslvi, and Maude Rider.

At 7:45 Sunday evening there will

_ he omesling of the Church Council

d the Finance-Comnuttee at the par
mic prepare for the annual meet-
hg which will be held in the parish
hue and church next Thursday

Tuesday the Ministering Circle will
‘ has he annual meeting in the perish
_ house. preceded by a socal luncheon-
which they will have together at one
”o'dth‘ln ‘ih'e evoning‘the Kind Word
nucleoli“ meet with lhlrs. .1. Wallace
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A..- --eeting.
Thursday ate sopmarsmllysup-
‘Immnllvtheyouns mic
Next Sunday. Jan. 3311!. bliss Quilts
- Ame-Planes will give allll'rary talhin
.A the’parlslrhouse stop. to. All are
* roost cordially invited.‘ ‘ ‘
Music for the tiny:—
Morning: ~ A _
Prelude-We in 17:01). 33.7001.
Neils W. (lode
Quartet—«Even Me. .7. C Warren
A‘I'Aehor Shim-The Pentium. ‘
.Von do Waters
moo—Blend Your Hearts; .
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‘ :Bihle studlr.

Thursday at.7:30. 1). III The annusl‘j

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10am. Thechu'chechool.
11am mustang.
men.

7:30pm. Evenlngmaodaer
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Mathewson—s
Mondoy.7:46 p.m. JuniorGuild.
Teasdayztzesnm. “new
iogctthel‘ennulen'oelab. "1
Wednesday.6:30p.m. Continen-
tory Perish supper. The dilect of
thisssppsl-tooefellewedbya-seeisl
umeistogstelernenuherdthe

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hear a report tram the Mouths
vestry or the parish. This meeting is
the outgrowth oi the meeting of the
heads 07 the organisation held last
Thursday evening. We are usual“
to have at least 300 persons It

riot standetb in tbs
way of sinners.

elor mm in the soul

at mm The invitation is general. so come.
Thnrsdoy. 7:05 p. re. The Girl's
d at .
«Psalmist: 1.. "1°“ I’M ’

Friday. 7:30 p. m. The Boy's club.
7:45 p. to. Chair rehearsal.

Saint Pauls' Parish. Rev. lauis B.
rHowell, rector. 0

Second Sunday alter Eupheny. 7:30
a m. Holy Communion; 0:16 a. rut.
St. Paul's Sunday school; 10:30 a. at.
‘Holy Communion and sermon; 3 p. in”
St. Andrew’s Mission Sunday school;
7:30 p. m.. Evening prover.

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ll‘irst Methodist Episcopal church,
South Norwaik. William G. Glilln. min-
ister. ' “
10:30 a. or. Word and worship.
12 noon. Bible school with mission-
ary address by Hr. William Ewing Parishioners are urged to be pree-
0: 30 p. m Young people's devotion ent at the regular services of the
ol hour. ichnroh. All others are cordially in-
7:30 p. m. People's song service, us. vlted to Join with the parishioners. as»
ins lBllly Sunday's hymn book. Ber. pecaily strangers and visitors in town.
moo is based on one 07 the popular; New scholars are welcome at any
hymns—if Your Heart Keeps Right. session of either at the Sunday schema
Tueeday, 7:45 p .111. Close meeting. and will at once he placed in proper
Wednesday. 3 p. m. Oillclal Board. ' grades. under competent teoobers.
Thursday, 7:46 p. m. Prayer meet, The Church is open all day every
ing followed by Prohotloners class. ‘day in the year tor rest. W1 and
Friday. 4 p. in. Junior League. 8 meditation.
p. m., Boy Scouts. The 7:30 service Sunday morning is
Music lol- the Day:-- the time tor the regular monthly cor-
Morning at 10: 03: -— porote Communion oi theGlrls’ ll‘rlesd-
Organ Prelude—Manon thterbort. ly Society. St. Paul's lbranch.
(roan Odettory~lieditation. Kalily The rector hopes to be able to one-
Odertory Solo—Selected. Miss Edith late at the services on Sunday.
Mead Craig.
Oman Pontlude-dllem'o Moderate I Grace Church. the Rev. J. Benton
Batiste. Werner. rectal—The second Sunday
e7ter the Epiphany-The celebration
Schubert. of the Holy Communion at 0:30; lie
Franck sion Sunday school of St. Faith at 9:
morning prayer and semen at 10:30;
Lemsre perish Sunday school at noon; even
lg prayer and sermon at 7. Attention
Mt Avenue 31011100131 1591800011 is called to the change 07 hour tor
church Rev 8 ll- Felmnlfl er- the celebration 07 the Holy Com~
9'30 .. m. Mmmx lemon by ")8 munion ‘rom 8 to 91-30
pastor. Bobiect—la- lliope for the __
Hopeless. Music by the chorus choir. Christ Church. WP! dioulmard.
13 noon. "Sundry school reunion for lots: Norwalk. Rev. Talisierro r. Cas-
Iky, I). D., pastor.
3:30 p. m. The Junior League d010- Sundrly. January 10th. 1913. Horn-
tional meeting. Iing prayer and sermon at 10:30 a. m.
6230 ll- lll- The Senior EDWOI'U‘ UM" Sunday school at 13 noon. Evening
sue prayer aervlce- prayer and sermon at 1:30 p. m. The
7:30 p. m. The Christmas cantata» public l3 cordially invited.
The Wise Men, which was rendered so The rector and Mrs. Cash will be
benutlmllrlby the choir two weeks are located for the winter at the Maillot-

 

 

Evoning at 7: 30: -
Organ Prelude-Serenade.
Oman Clarion—Cantabile.
Duel-tor! Solo—Geiected.
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will be repeated by request this Sim emlo Hotel ‘where they will be glad to
if the weather permits. 53. me parishioners and friends of

day evening.
a large congregation will. no doubt stv Christ church.
tend to hear this inspiring music. The
.paator will also deliver a short ad- I

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Wednesday . 2 p' m The Ladies' Md South Norwnik Baptist church Rev.
Society sewing session in the church .3 H. Hartley. minister.

parlor Morning seerce 10:30 11.11:.

charge. ing.

Norwnllr Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Elmore Barto. pastor.

Sunday services as folloWsz—Cluss
meeting at 9:30 s. m.. led by Fred.
Bedlent. Mornin worshi at 10:30
with sermon by tails paste: Sunday Prelude—Poems D'M'm'm” . ._ .
school and “Men's Assembly at noon Off WiAlliam E. ..‘”.hm".
hour Epworth mug meet at 6: 30. ertory—Oiiertore .n A. not. AA ,
Evening service with sermon at 7. 30; R CW‘
topic—«Where Does the Money Go.
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Music tor the Day: -—
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Thomas G. Sbensfll.‘

Prelude—Allegretto In A. IA. Hme

Quartet-Come Unto Me. 0.13. Nevin Otter-tory—Oilertore I" a ""M»

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The
Thursday. 2 p' m. The regular ml? pastor will preach the anniversary ser-
week prayer “"4“ with the ”at“ ii men announced for last Sunday morn-

Evening service at 7: 30 p.111. The
pastor will preach on "True Riches in

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‘x'llilueic for the Day:-— - Poégxl:.~ A glare
Morning at 10:301— APrelude—L-ldylle. A. w. Merchant

I!" thud” will be hid in
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«haddock. hemmwldheas
tellers:

Heath—Choir.
“We Win. John Har-

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Reading—din. James 11 Elm.
Duet—Ire. Perilinb. lies Guy.

Clash; Remarks-Rev. 8. .Ken
dersnm

Selection—Joly City, Quartet.
The committee on programis lama
W. Nimmo and Mrs. John Cooke.

01’. PETER'O EVANGELICAL LUTH.
EMN CHURCH.
8t. Peter's Evangelical Lanzhou-
Church, Cedar St, near West Ave.
Kortin L Stoop. pastor—Divine ser-
vices at 10:30 in German. ot which
the pastor will preach. No evening
services, esocpt on the lost Sunday 07
the month. when services are held in
English. at 7:30. '
Sunday school at 9:30. Wish and
German classes.
Oetecheticel instruction Monday
and Friday ottemoons at 4 o‘clock in
the tower room of the church. ‘
Social meeting of the Young PeoAl
ple‘s Society Thursday evening at that
home of the organist, Miss Mules.
litreschwein. 3 Butler street. A new
number at the parish paper will be
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”unhealthlscburchloheld at ll
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Bullet. January lt—Uie
Wednesday evening
meeting at I o’clock.
To both these services the public is
eerdhliy lulled.
”Mecheldatouam... ..
h reading room is maintained .-
the aloe address. open each wool:
day. holidays men. from 2. ill to
d: 30 p. m. .» i .

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Berlclts Illssion. ; All are invited to
attend the service at the Rescue ills-
sioaet Polly‘e'flellonllonroostreet.
Sunday. Jan. l3th.1Jvely song ser-
vice from 3 to 3. to. The Miller sis
tern will sing. we expect to use 701
the 01st time our,new Billy Sunday
hymns. Come and become familiar
with the beautiful pieces. Brighten the
corner where you are and also if your
heart keeps right and other dno' pieces
still glowing with the spirit oi Blly
Sunday that made Philadelphia. Pat~
terson and now Trenton s boiling over
with his famous songs' come and bring
o friend. No collection. Free will or
forlng only. 8 A. Thorisult Supt.

COLORING METALS.

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Almost Any Hue. Bright and Lasting,
Quickly Imported to Brace.

it has been found that metals may
be colored quickly and cheaply by
forming on their surface a coating at
a thin him of s sulphide. in live min-
utes brass articles may be coated any
color, varying from gold to copper

from light aniline blue to a blnowhlte
like. sulphide oi lend. and at last a
reddish wh‘ie according to the thick-
nose of the amt. which depends on
the length of time the metal remains
in. life vn'nllon lived. The cellars poo
aesa' a mi good luster. ails if the
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or scidsa alkaline they adhere so
firmly that they may be operated up-
on hy the polishing steel. .

To prepare the solution. dissolve
half an ounce oi hyposnlnhite oi soon

- James “ll!“ in one pound or w'nter and slid hall on

tralto Solo—Selected. . . ,
9P‘ezsfltludeu-lnc Major. (H. Smart . Oifertcry 'e‘ect'm—m“ Day .1 ‘3’““3' ounce oi acetate 07 lead dissolved in
I-Evenlng st 7. 80:—— 7 8mm“ ‘0 ‘ 0‘0”: Woodmen “'7‘ a pound of Water. When this
Prelude-«Dulce cantalblle. E. Hopkins 903““? L35" elm solution is heated to train 180

Quarter—our Life is But a mine

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Quartetml Hark M! Gaul.
Dudley Buck.

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Poetlude—in B Minor.

Knightsfieeth'm-E. church. Alley.

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We finish through the columns 157 the Others. ‘ ‘ Leader flies in. Rooted;

reverie titan: our molly members and Annolmccments tor the ween-g

subject "Preparing to Live. "

one. in these peat tow. days..
we on!!! invite M 70 our tier-vices, pestdr rt hin' hoine

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12 noon. The’Sundoy school maion
will be held in the lecture room We
w oil the members of the school to

, 7 -i‘l: 16 p. m. The“ Baptist Brotherh
p ‘A Bchnecken hood will meet in the church? Thepem
D. B. Munro tor will lead in the discussion of the

6:30 p‘. m. The ChristianEndesvor
society Sub ect 'lflow to worlé With

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to 300 degrees 1‘. it decomposes slowly
and precipitates sulphide of lead in
brown f'slngn it motel he now when”
a nevi, ni‘ the sideline 07 lead is de-
posit!!! thereon. and according to the
thickness or the deposited sulphite or
.lesd the above colors are maimed
"'~ ‘ I-a'vermA n-v pom“ Wfiflflg {‘15 Q’-
tiolea must 3Q evenly heated. lion

unless seine nbrnrlive is used to 1%

. 7rlends,‘ for their very. great. patrols ' Manor. 1. 80 p‘ m. The 1'1anng the move IL—Loil‘tldn AACAlll'onicle.
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West avenue—The Regular Bao- h. u sure to win his plans“ in his

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'end astronomy oi Syracuse university‘

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cheater Guardian. “tells on amnshlg .:
story. While in Paris at the beginning I
at the war in 1914. a French inventor
persuaded him to obtain an opportun-
ity tor demolishing the osetnlneas or Gowns at CIfiIl’lflce
a thin chain armor shirt. which he
bayonet You“ 1 “y mm " ‘ New. Cfepes and Serges. ll I f
“a sampl; shirt ind been hang up Velvet and Satin Combinations. . ;_
tidal!!! n with mm, W. M ' with f . . .
'butltwoswltheeertainiournaliatlc I'm“ mbOrdcraandu-mmg.
skepticism that my friend attended my . and Plain Taffeta in combina' Nonn' , must -
the nuclei demonstration at Beacon attractive tn color and style. l. girl
. , oblige t inventor I . .
fish? «I: the shout: to show A 8"" l'al‘lety. not two allke. '
its comfort and flexibility. it was ' $16.50. ,_ .1-
then that the Much inventor achiev- W . .
ed a dramatic sheet. (or he whipped "C 325.00 Wound floor.
out a Weblsy automatic and hissed I i
away straight at my triend‘s cheat. e .
u... l. ..m um .0 ..u d. m.- For Trimmlngs and Bands
adds the correspondent. “Before he
had recovered breath a war once m— at C'earance
clai grasped him warmly by the hand.
" ,‘hesaid.' mobrsve _ A
man?” roll Halt-price and always a good Investment, for" the
“liy triend disappeared with becom- careful woman 31W3y5 safeguards a bit of nice fur.-
ing modesty He had gone where he Beaver, 3 inches, was $1000 new 500.
could get a still brandy and soda!" A 2 inches, $730 {3:50
1 inch, .00 ' . ‘
sl-loorme HUMMINO alone. .. . - . $4 31.50
To shoot a humming bird wlul m lempung offers m . . I
smallest birdshot made. is out 97 the Red Fox. Krimmer. Scalloped Seallne, SItka
question, for the tiniest seeds of lead Wolf. Wool Seal. Monkey, Blue and .3036
would destroy the delicate plumane Opossum.
The only way in which the bird can .. .
be captured for commercial purposes . . . ..
l. m shoot it with a drop of water D7888 Trimmings
from o blowgun or a fine lot from a . _ . A" . A,
51““ ”flu“ sm'myug‘xgef' .Ihu: ' Une odd lot of Beaded and Embrordércd Banding all
“‘9" “'4‘” him. He "‘ a" con - less than half. One odd lot of l rogs for cents These are
on net and “M ‘9 'A'A'W r s “A treasure findinsg‘ for the drussmakcr or the womaIl who
sclonsness is suspende 0" A makes over her own garments. Main floor.
snide lsr. This must be done quick I. . . ,,
for if he comes to his sent" beiore _ StanderdA Patterns and Fashion books. now really
with spring styles.
struggles to escape will!” “'4' .
vary in also from specimens perhaps -l ., A . _A ..
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Box ' .

Jllsl the thing for the‘ men whocer-
’ ries his lunch. 'llede of heavy ign-
iitted with vdcuum bottle which teem
liquids hot 30 hours.

Price $2 25

according to an article published. in:
the Syracuse Daily Orange has com-i

outed the enact time at which the sun
will be eclipsed on the morning of Feb.
3. According to his calculations (01'
ayrocuse. the eclipse will begin at 31
minutes and thirtydlcur seconds otter
10 o‘clock and will end 34 minutes at-
ter noon, thus being viesible about two
hours.

This eclipse will be seen an a part
eclipse in the eastern part 07 the U.
8. on Feb. 3. The line of totality be
glue in the Pacific ocean, passes
through the northern part of South
iAmerica. Just south 07 Panama, then in-.
to the Atlantic. finally ending hear the I
southern coast of inland. .

Only a. srmil portion oi the 'sun;
will be obscured at the greatest. but
the eclipse will be noticeable in Syra-
cuse in case the clouds are not too
heavy. .

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'Give "Calltcrnla Syrup of Fills" l7
Grenoble Fewerlsil, Cen-
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unit hook at your childhood days.
Bamboo the “dose" mother insisted
on-‘-cestor oil. calomei. cathartics.
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking than. .

With out children it’s didarent.
Mothm's who cling to the old firm of
physio simply don't realise what they
do. The childrons' revolt is well-found}. .-
ed. Their tender little "insides" are in- . ‘
lured by thwa.- l

I! your child's stomach. live? and
bowels need cleansing. give only dell- _
cious 'flnliiorli‘la' Syrup of plum ‘
salon in positive: but 2mm. ’htillions
67 mothers hes-p this harmless '7ruit A'
laxative” Already,- they know children. ,
love to like it; that it newerxaila to
clean the M We and sweeten
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THIS EXTRAORDINARY

IJANUARYtlEARANCESALE

Thus for has been remarkably successful For this event we

had so many garments

COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, HATS, FURS, ETC.

that despite the amazing demald {or them assortments are {still in- '
tact, in all the wanted models a the season Choosing is, then-70mm
today as good as it was at the commencement of the sale; 'hui this
condition necessarily cannot co tinue Let us ulgc you 't’b‘en to
come while the selections are sill so good. The values owelirlng- you
are worth any inconvenience ylu may be put to to obtain literal ”

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IDLE MONEV 1
. Do not underestimate the value 07 a’ bank with :l_ cl‘e'a’li.r col-17.". '
conserlutive management and strong financial resources as canon-4*: "
its! features which should influence you in selcctfiig safe deposlhiry‘:
tor your savings
Unquationed security is afforded by this Bank 701- tile' deposit
1 of idle money. “~ "
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