YoowinuwcmConle nudism
yourtricndn.
“.l‘hlrndny, the mid-weekservleewiil
heheidatlpm. 'l‘hcnllllicetvlllhe
“vacuum Inn tone with
theGrovthothl-Bihlcf'
Ionic tor theday:
‘mdtunayom-ln all
Fort. attach—Divine service, 4:00 p.
to. Mambo» oi the church hoard.
Prelude—seldom is n ..w. Spinney.
the counsel 0! the
Quartet—413M oi the World
wicked. ................... J. L Ration
Solo-deeds. Lon of My Soul
. ....... ................ Mongol
1‘ .
or ”tandem in “‘3' Quartet~Soit Floating on the Air
H, ofsinnorsI ...... .. .............. r. W. Root
Pontlnde-Oiiertoire in C. Minor
Grisson
..........................
Nor sitteth in the sedtI
oi the scomiul. South \‘omul Baptist Church—-
I Morning. 3:15 p. nl. . bacillus
Prelude-25mm in 1 Flat meeting of the“ m he... sets“
~ ...... ..... .. Guillnnntdteports from ocean ’nllli 07mins-
thot~lardfiylem¢trsauhhtionswmhn “Med.
......... M‘-Mfilinay.8:cop.em..thnrmhruwI
Qurtct—Hy wmhtbmteflyw oi the Whmher-
God ............... .....B.Thsycrhcodwmbohsldintbolseturom
M h t... m Quaint—None Dimittin in O Themmittscsra nan-tum
. ....... .. J. C. WWII in securip‘uthe speakeroitheev-
who "like“, M m Pontludelnc r. N. Inscnley m,qengnl3.nelimt.thowfll
Infill.- nddrnnntnc.uothsrbood oath-lb
loci. ‘m in War." Bemshments
will he served and a social hour enjoy-
ed. The members of the Brotherhood
and their friends are cordially in-
vlted.
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Trinity Church—Rev, Frederick‘ A.
Coleman. rescue—Services tor the
third Sunday alter Epiphany—8 a. in
Celebration oi’ the Holy Communion;
10:00 a. 771.. Church school: 11:00 a.
Minister, (Rev. R. G Hartley. -Horu-
«Psalms l: l 'ling service 10: 30 a. in. The pastor
“twill preach on “The Spiritual we of
the Christian.”
‘ Musical Program.
EW‘I Prelude ........... Adolf Jensen
m Wat lplsoon‘l; choral. in; Public worship with sermon ”I Oifertory—Melody in 5‘.
M ”Walk. William p. cm the pasta. Subject of iteration Mme} . ................ Wm n. Mnnheld
ml"- ‘ 'Power at Companionship. 12 mII‘Oilfertory Selection—He Shall reed
, 16: 30 n. m~8ermon. “The Love Sunday school hour for Bible studyl H“ “005470!“ Rude!" "“5““
IfliIliIderful." Let us remember the pg. 8. 30 p. m.. the Junior League ser‘P Postludeo—Almtono ADD “”9“
' ‘vlee mo 1}. n... the gem. mm ................ raw. Hind
,I1.t the service inst Muldevotlonal servlce. Sobiect 'urol-gle 12 m. the members at the church
is: Enemies." header, Fred Hawkins.I lschool will meet in the M pension:
DCIOO'I’ ‘l‘hl-e .5qu if,” ’3‘; m wu‘mI; Subject of lesson "The Spirit at 1M!”-
The ”to; Will we“). on the .“Mt There will he a short. business loech
.lt'Do Yam 0967" 399091-ch in; oi the tughers and onsets at the
{lay- them“ Nth "owl" and ev- clone of the session. 12: I5 p in., the
bulb: iirvibcs. . members oi the Baptist llrotllei‘llood
Tuesday 8 p. no. the monthly bani
liens meeting or tile Sundnydpchool
Bocrd in the church parlor.
Wednesday. *2 p m. the Weekly
sewing session oi the Ladies' Add 80-
l
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. 9’ I! ll. environ“ r
”I ”I 0’0th Delta-
“DVD? ‘m‘Ll’rsise service, usingl
“W with brain sod;
Mt, Hr. Frank; nfidtI
M E!- Al. Smith.
“m Love Slum in. " t
1
session of the South Norwsik Congre-
gstionsl (Men's Class;
' "I Agnew Johnson. pastor at the sunl-
077 "The Men's Bible Clans Hove
lnent.” A cordial luvitatim g on
tended ‘to me men of the .
church to be present. a: 80 p. as. the
Christian Endeavor will be led
‘Hics Lucy Fina. A very in
subiect to young people will he did
cussed The abject is "Ansesctnent
0:13“ 7.. 45 p. m., the midweek
. 17%me with the pas&' Ju
l:I .
-,It“£nlghl slugs 3.77. E. c
‘. flcqhyfi pastor. —-Wonlhgaln
£1!” ‘ ly Invit be public to :aeIIr-
vices " ht Sunday mltnlng.
it a. in. Sunday school, 12: 302A. C
it). league. 6: 75; 8 :99 p in lhefisstor
lull preach the tlnrd sermon in the
series on the Lord's Prayer: ghouls
"Why Pray for What Yong‘tDon’
Want?“
Weekly meetings as usual.
7‘53:
Willing at 9 a. m. The ofllcers pe0ple of the church thud their triad"
Internally request the presence of each
bomber aslllsponnni work ll. to l}. p. m. evening service. The subject
ot the pastor's sermon will be “The
Morning at 10: 3°. Value of the Human “Gill." A cordial
ION Prelude~fiong of the Swan—-
Unlonio Pinlnuve ..... Bloated“ .I'and ‘to those who do not attend else-
m W~Ah¢nue on. (loco, —— I ,3 where.
0m o. 4.... "'Hffiuull!’ rs 'Con ,_ 1 Musical Program.
. ' ” h " glepational Ch‘uloll o Prelude—fliedltntlon . .Jos. Callserts
South Norwalk—John Sta’pletofiL Min;
Ween-scar "Monet-vice .. W. E. Ashlin]!
’ 4‘33“ t}
not“ onle nIto Ho Ole 7107‘!
WI“:
...... ml (memory Selectlohwronslni the
“I. n .1307 snub? “ 10:30. Preacher-dim.- Hownld A: .0776 Bil or
all PC; ludeJ-ellode‘rnto ..“Welldl' new Johnson, of Sllmfofd.SllMeM1l ‘ H M
Evenlns at 7: so imrlte nelduoneltlp oi tlte Church to “m“l‘hwude “1 D g“ “m
Announcements tor the week:
Monday, 8 p. tn. the Board or
Trus steep will meet in the pastors
church study. A full attendance is
requested. :30 p. m., the last. meet
log oi the Home Mission Study Class
will be held at the parsonage. Sub
lec act “The Social Realisauon oi hila-
sions in America" Plans tor a public
1presenintion oi the course of study
will be presented.
l Tuesday. 7: 30 pm
Organ meiotic—Twilight .. Thome the New Mens l“Bible Class Movel
. Tenor deHeaqun is My Home l ment” in tile e/enlng the pastor will
...... ....... Ssuuge presch at 7:30: Regular Sunday
8.- Alson Smith lechool service at 12:00, J. M. Glover
‘Ouil’l Merton-Andante Sostemto, Inuperintendenl. Men's Bible Class at
Opu- 78 No.2 Mendelssohn the same hour addressed by Dr. John
, W AnthemHNy F‘aIther Watcll- ”Jon the preacher oi" the morning. Suh- l
unmet He .............. Gain-telP loci “‘How to Orhntllze and Carry on?
IIOrgan Postlude—Credo from a Mass 6 Men's Class.”
Haydn' The renlar (‘
held at 6: 30.
Music for the day:
.ch‘usceiomn
l6 meeting will be}
‘ Norwalk Methodist EpiscopslI mlmportanl
DCDDM’AEV C: E Berth. pastor.— Morning.
. services as follows: Early: Organ Prelude—Adoremus .. RavinllID““lD°“ ““9“" °t "“5 “who“!
class at 0: 30. led by Mr. Odertory—Berceuse ... ....... Gusts “ill b“ be” ‘t a“ ""9““ M
otllcers and chain-ten of committees
.Guonod l
Plernel
. t. Homing worship at 10: 30, Soprano Solo—Repentence.
sermon by the pastor.- Tomi Orglin announce—Allegro
oi BalaIsm: Three: EV'illlfl.
a‘ wamtard direct. " Bun“ Organ Nstlude-l—O‘verture
are urged to be present.
business meet!“
«57" ““993 Assembly 8t 13;. -;...c...a....v... . Mendelssohn W
filmflor’th tongue ting- at; Odertory~xnnadte .. .‘Mendelssobn
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he will be addrosned by nlvi c. w:"~ Bobrano Solo—«Selected.
‘snp‘erlntendent oi tlid Chile-i Organ Posuude—Oefrture "Roy Bins"
. slouch at Bridgeport: cl; . .. .e...e..... NMondeddiohn
‘ Would: it 7- ~3o‘iute p'u ’l-‘ Wohdwnrd Avenue Departmdut ‘
‘ dowel; nu adltlrtlllst illustrated school session at 3; 00 p. m.
emoticon slides. on “The in the knotty scllool room at 10‘
not God amhl the Terror! or Woodvvdrd avenue. Bliss Coraline
«t
on Mll’llllll »
There will be shown some of Boerum. superintendent.
edrals in the war zone all Brookclda.
. Look .t Toma Move Folsom Front
no Everybody welcome to eachI in the Broohlde Chnpel. Rev. Rs ' Liver “d gm .‘g Once. I ‘
-‘Igl‘hompaolu superintendent. Mother! Your. child isn't naturnlly
Activities of the week: cross and peevish. See it tongue is
lions-rm Bible Clan on Tuesdaytcoated; all. is a sure sign ltd little
one before the wIsr dud as they Sunday school session at 3:00 p m.
as. use any:
invents: at 8100 o'clock. Alumni“ stomach, liver nod bowels need, it
». HomingI
asboralelnh.op..26
-v.
{at 7: 30 on Friday evening. . I
-Pl.ru5 mum! Church—~Rev:
Schneeher n. 8‘. some, Finn. ”stub—Horn?
loam at 10:70. with predc'hing
moon by lie fistor. ailment“. .“The Child-
‘ '1 Hour." Vesper service at. 4 .30,I
which the pastor will spent on the,
‘ eat. sleep or not naturs'lly, MI rm
aclrnche diarrhoea. remember new.
liver and bowel cleansing 'nhouldisl-
ways, he the first treatment give... ‘
Colo-Jule l’enitent
1113!" I301- children‘s ills; giantess:
nchoolmeotsatnoou Itinhopedev'. ”n “a 3% m w-
Wodehmnlam Ihltm
Ullflntlflf W707 89-inch a good; 'I‘insldatfolennn
"“ . . .l * m ‘
lto all the members oi the parish and
will meet in a body end stand tho store for film” mm
D" “0“” only to the Board 9; trillion:
lord Presbyterian church will speak ly mm
l
That is Worth While." All WVMBI‘ind sértnon: a 92' mos:
are cordially invited to attend. 7. ”lured. WWW
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invitation is extended to ntrangersII
W‘DDM‘V' 7' 30 9' in. we monthly, lab in the on s of the mission.
or: “rue caddie p” on»
SE lflll Will 63:”:
Slfli Bliillllllllt
her will be lire-em to meticulous Member:- delicious f
altaiive’wndil’wcrlsflltnd .
Im., Morning Prayer and Sermon; 7. 30
p. m., Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Calendar for the week:
Monday. 7: 65 p. in, Junior Guild.
Tuesday. 9. 30 a. in. Celebration oi
the Holy Communion. The day kept
in commemoratioa of the conversion
ot—St. Paul. in the evening there will
be held the annual birthday party oi
the parish. invitations have been sent
a very inrge tethering is looked tor
An enjoyable program oi music, can
shun; or vocal and instrumental and
nine n vary lively sketch entitled “liq
cal and WW" will be pre-
sented by. We! the young 900W!
0! 0:0 Wish. ”Wants will be
served. A happy evening is silrely in
Wednesdly. 3.30 p ll,"- senior nox—
Thursdny. 7-. 45 p. at. dill: Friend
ruddy. 7: 379de so”: cIldb. 7 u
p. m. Chou 391—th ..
St. grsul'l push-71" that}; he:
Ifiowell. rector. -Tth May ”a or
.Epiphuly. 7. so a: ’itli holy costliest":
loll; 3:15 a. at. St; fidt’i sway
school;10:80 ll “mlfdlorl'l'ntc payou-
AM
mission Sunday carnal. 358 Halo
:30 p. 1n». even
hit prayer and address on tile Creed
A full attendance hi all prim
is urged for the nobles st‘ 10: 80 Sum
day morning. whcnithe rector will
{Input oi this pavhhs plans for per
..,_._,. E
...l..I .o
tlelpstlon in than nationwide stench- ,
in mission.- -to—ho held about the
middle oi unt.I. nocordence vltli‘"
the plan in this looone. All otherst
.who on interested ere inititsd in at-
tend.
The services are open to all and all
are invited cordially, especially
strangers and visitors in town New
scholars are welcome at any session
at either of the two Sunday schools
of the parish, and will he 'at once
placdd in proper grades underzconh
potent teachers. hell '
St. Paul's parish will participate in
the Nation-wide Preaching Mission
now being earrietb on throughout the
church. it to planned for this oodnty
about the middle oi Lent, and that
will be about the time ior the blis-
sion at St. Paul's church The role
than been engaged. and proper
K have been begun to insure the
interest of all the members oi the
l
The recto; will speak of the mlsIslon
on sunday luornlIng. .
, St. Peters Evangelical
Chill-eh, cedar street, near wee: .ave
one. autumn L: sloop, pastor.~—At’ 8t.
Ii‘ételstI doom hrch‘. divine eel-need wltlhc
“ coh‘lldété‘tl d! 10: so, in the German
plain Gospel sermon. No worthinessr
vices, except co the last Sunday or
the month, when services are held in
English, It 7: 30 p.171.
"A cordial invitation is extended to
all Lutherans to‘ worship” at this
church;- all others are. oicourse. Wel-
collie.
. ....... A.Gulllnnnl oneness meeting or. the church on elm.” n on“, . , Wish Wments. Nelly pupils
Inn Rants the Hort AI‘ l Thuicday evening In: 7: i6. wk“ listless, pnie “up”, fun a may, aeInrfll on any. Sunday. ’ Ladies
.. Henry Smart Boy Scouts' meeting in the church cold, hm“, M; threat 3m mfg Month; or the choir on Tuesdsy'
l finally-homes: HATS
evening.
Thmday or every month.
day service of this church is held at 11
a. to.
meeting std o“clock.
cordially invited .
' . Kflny’ Il‘llls yith satlstictory results'
Lutheran, —.
ldngoage. The phslor will nurse» 5 ”In“.
Sundayschooist 9:30 qerman 39.1,.
Ladieshdid meets on the first “
_, , 7‘
" trolls; People’s Society meets ovoid L
Nblhlng equals «contacts Suing ‘siet end tilled roomy o'Il lite month: .
c: 80; man-sing prayer and sermon at
u H59 Parish Sundanchool at noon;
evening prayer and cddrenn at 4
o’dcek. Please note the! the he: tor
the “W fl the Holy Commun-
ion ia 9:19. -
Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church,
matfieuncaiIloetingd'the
tiorvrlth this service. Hinmen oi the
annual meeting to he read sad approv-
ed.
All welcome to the services.
Flaar CHURCH or cunlsr
omen-nay.
first church or Clo-let, Scientist, 57
West avenue-The Regular Sun
Subject, January za—Trutll.
Wednesdsy evening testimony
To both these services the pllhlic’is
Sunday school at 9:45 a. nl.
A reading room is maintained at
the same address. open each week
day, holidays excepted, 7mm 2 15 to
i: 30
ANNOUNCE TRAIN CHANGE.
"'7’", .
Time of No. 633 Leaving Boston To
Be Altered.
'Among a number oi. changes in the
train service to go into eilect on the
New Haven road tomorow, one is the
schedule of train No. 633 now leaving
Boston dnlly at 5:10 p. m. for" $4577
tendon. This train beginning tomw
row. will leave Boston at 5: 08 p. m.
striving at New London 17 t7: 45 p.
All.
On Sundays only ll wlll continue
through to New York. leaving New
London in 8 1: lemon Fiend st 9:11
9 at. ridgepori 9. is p. In, South nee-7
‘walk 10 p. m.. etuntdrn 10:14 n in.
due New oYrk, 12501 St. (to leave
W)10:54p. pi. and New York. ll.
C. -.‘l' 7:1 05 p. in.
.fl‘“. COW EIARNS 91M A YEAR.
“it is claimed ior’ mlrymaid oi
Pinehurst.” says Farm and “reside,
"a Guernsey now owned by W. W.
Norah, or Else! Hawkflova. tilst she
is earning 51000 ayonr. abs isa
17.285 pounds 01 milk and 916. 57
pounds oi butteflatsa year—and the
MI she brings each year helps to
«lineup that thousand dollars.
A 364971000“ 7851..
Que Te Convince tilc Moat dispose!
South Nomlk Read”. ’
”The tfi of Itihlegls Ill? int
counts. ‘
Dosn' s Kl
reputation by' dective action.
The iollowlng case is typical.
80nth”Norwalk residents should be
convinced; ‘
'The testimony is
pron! (template.
Teslllnony like this cannot be lg-
nored.
Mrs. R. G. Seymour. 39 Franklin BL,
South Norwalk, says: “i had a con-
stant. dull pain in theInmnll of n"
hack and elm. accompanicd by weak-
ness through my lotus. When i was
doing my work about. that. hopse.
sharp i‘wlnsen bet-ted through me. The
kidney secretlons bothered me and
plainly showed that I needed a kidney
medicine. Dean‘s Kidney Pills, procur-
ed at Blasted's slim Stole, were not
long is reinonngtns trouble. I know
oi other people who have used Donn s
.l
Praises bull’s Again.
Here 'thnn two years later. Mrs.
8mm: 7'nlondl's Kidney rule
thfitlcclnlmedforthenl and
l glldlyoendrm all I have said in their
sly Ink tor a kidney remedy—get
commanded . Foster-Hilbnrn 00.,
Prbpa. Ruble, N. x. .. ._
. l
mmumuoa incomes-I
world‘s champion. and lies a record or "
Pill; hsvcunsde theil-l
confirmed-the .
l
rnlncbntore.”
m 5%, ‘35 alf‘neciers. Don‘t nlmvi
Doon-‘sdlidney Place—the same that ‘
Mrs. Seymour has twice publicly I‘- ~
The D. M. Read Cc.
‘L‘J 1W1,”
.‘
sir-“a. .,
Seasonable Wash Goods
Materials for afternoon dresses and waists. The time
for winter sewing is at hand, and lie hate to offer these
very dainty materials. Ayn} ;; i
Dresden Silk, 36 inches wide, white ground with
flowered patterns. eifé'cts ill pink, blue. lavender and
yellow, 9
l
59 m. a yard.
Irish Poplin, 36 inches wide, lllally colors lll the list,
green, rose, blue, yellow and brown.
39 etc. a yard.
I MousetheI, 32 inches wide, a very fine material for
\‘i'alsl or shirilllgs, comes in a variety of stripes.
-
19 Cts. a yard.
Very desirable.
Main floor.
A few remnants left at half—price.
Many short lengths.
Children’s Coats, Special
‘Extan-alues for 6 to. 14 Years .
These pretty little coats of Corduroy. \clvct and
fancy Vl’orsted cloths, made up in attractive childish "
fashion are at about half original prices. " ‘
$3. 95. $5.95. 37. 95 and $9.95
Were from-$7.50 to 515.00. .,-.
,, .,.I.- ., .77;
A quick sale, Saturday. :7. I"
For Little Follls
Knitted Wool Sweanera in a very attractive stitch.
The colors are old rose, old blue and tan. I .
. . I I ,.
25 andnd 32- 98. .
Sylvester Sets, Cap, sweater, {leggings and Mittens.
\t t DInItlI llillll’II‘I
.l: '.
Knltcd of brushed yarn and "chry nice, rosé, hillé“ and
tall. _ .
_I 95.00.
I—-“Rough«and Ready" Toboggan Caps, blue and gray,
‘ 351ndsocte. ‘ ’ "“I‘
.30.”.
For the Wee Ones.
:7 ‘T‘I'lll’ admit so e...
Kelli-"e Crepe Sacqnes, I. , $7.90
. Sleeping Blnnkete, in pink or illuc‘robo: flannel 31.50
. Bally Boole. “ .I” . .
'lt‘n‘r= Ml .Hm tttl
.. IilIoryI teethingII beads and rings
Bib Holders, mode of pink or blue slurred ribbon. .
Bath Baskets. \Vorstcd Bottle Holders and Cclluloul
Novelties.
VV'omcn's Boots.
on» n. at not dummy:
l
M...“ __'—.
THE. UNKNOWN WAY.’ I W alk in the weary trail,
I iAud oft upon the shady vale
The burning Eli} is 0 or me ‘ l \\ ith longing eyes look back?
'1 he sands beneath mc glow”- , g .
As onward, Onward, wearily.I
Illr the sultry noon I go. i ~
I hear .1 suit-lilo murnlurj I
And listening to 1th sound,
1 knou the lame of tIlch Ill’ijgllty
sea ’
Boating ltsI pellloly bound.
From the dusty path tilt-rc- opens,
Eastvvard an unkuo“ l1 “Nay .
.-\ ove its windings, pleasantly,
he woodland branches pldlfl.
l~
A silver brook comes stealing
Front the' shadow of the trees;
stiller“ esteemed herbs-10f the loredtj
stoop . .
Before the entering breeze.
\
ll)ost thotl, () path of ItlIch wocul- .
., ! land. 7
End whtrc those waters War. I
Like human file. on a traI ltss
beach,
\\ lth a boundless sch befall?
'7 ‘ -—\Nillianl CullénI Br‘yaIm.
MODERN MUSIC.
,..i
7
Along those pleasant wmdlllgsI
I Would my journey lay, , : _
Whfld the made is 6001 and the Men call me Longing; :qInd, [,‘_'
53‘" O‘DlEDtI 7’ . ‘ come to youI "
353m“ 35‘. d‘9dI 3"?!“ ‘ ‘ITo lure and taunt you lll the -.
ying dawn . .,
“Path 0‘ the flowery woodlaud' 0r breathless evewvhell. the I‘
m, Whither dost. thou lead, 3 Sun \vithdra\v'n’ I ‘I
“511(13ng DY 8'“ng Offihfll‘d The shallow moon hangs elupty‘ I‘:
grounds , . in the .lllue
bill)! “‘3 0P9“ oleadl Chill spring is mine, when eager
-‘ . ‘ , winds rsue , ' . ,
thDODDY “will“? cottage. The tree ’lllslghs traced WlllfI“‘_‘
,7 GWSL thou Ib)’ stately hall. / l chary “ng bi tam, II. - .I -
a .\nd trcnthant blades lt‘ééh—plercc‘
lWilCtC; the broad elm: IlllogllSI
leafy demo the russct ldwn— .
“'I'And woodbjnes flaunt 0“ thI Mute questions asked, despl'it‘d ,
wail? ' .1 ‘ I IaIInd askI'eda 3W
' V ' I am glint ll’nldgcr which. all odd 1.
By stecps lvhcre children g'sthrrl Youth is, .1,
Flowers of the yet tresll year?l Fretful and {$an with fevérf
.1 By. 6995.13 llItIaIlkd where lovers {surging eye; ,1
llts thin arms, dread with sweet ‘
le tlld tender stars appear’ ‘ l' concamfiesI ,
' we.“ '9 “: iReacllcd out wig mops that 1);).-
Ol'llepp dost tll'nil Tnger .. ,‘I I“. l‘ on and“
(Sienna-real pininsaand bare. .r.
WWW the haldcnstluntam
IScrdngc unresolving 6hord
I
lied . ("M .. I
.
> and
elicits, yet‘I have} '
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