For Curtsins and Draperies
immune
Holmekuno Hotel Block.
South Norwslk.
Sheet Music
0311:: received a large assortment
4’ “(of Popular Sheet Music.
sé A COPY.
DONNELL'Y’S
STATIONERY STORE.
10 South Main Street.
~23
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THIS IS THE SIGNAL
School opens Sept. 25th.
Special school suits for the
Boy Scouts.
Our preparedness will meet
the approval of the parents
and oucattractive suits that
of’the Boys.
Never befOre has suCh care
and attention been given to
the making of clothing for
our future great men.
Special review this week of
k
Cl'ly NEWS. the styles for boys from 4
» years up. '
.Rogers 81 Stevens
' Norwalk So. Norwaik
Moses P. llsllock, ladies Milliner, ,“,,
l"
.1 South .Norwslk.
to 6:30 p. 111. it
1 Chestnut street,
A' v t tie oiice have re l' 11
(Mice hours. 8 a. 111.. t F l p ce \ed 0
trace of the Ford touring car which
was stolen ftom Anthony Carboue,
frouI in front of his place of business.
Thursday afternoon.
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«Try your Sunday dinner at the
'- _‘ Clifford.
Samuel Kautor has invited the May-i
' or and physicians to see “Where Are
My Children" at the Regent Sunda.v
afternoon—The picture will be shown
’I he regular weekly dance of the
Bell island Club will be held this even-
11'e. The danceswill be continued dur-
ut 3:30 o'clock for their special beue- i111: ”‘9 month of September. The
lit. .Stctlmgz-Welinitz orchestra will fur
~_ .. c “ ‘ “‘ llib‘h music.
The N.'I1}.Hyan (‘0.. announce a ""—
demonstration and exhibit of “Lion" ~Uu1brellas, Mourning band
brand yarns at their store beginning O'Brien's.
Monday, Sept. 18th and continuing for
two “.991“, A wonderful opportunity in the case of the I). E. Lowe (font
to commence your Christmas gift puny Vs. The Savings ilank. of “In-
work. bury. the United Iiattels of North Am-
erica have appealed the $40,000 inter,-
Mpti. Gertrude lreland, of South Nay. ert contest from the Circuit l'ourt of
walk seriously injured Saturday In a Appeal!- to the I'nited States Su-
ruowrcycic accident in l\1st Main l't‘ttlllf Court, Papers Were tiled this
street, Stamford. was report’ed yester~ morning, b)’ Jun? William F. Tam-
tlay at the hospital as improving slow- "lulu". 0' South NONE”. TPDFGBOMB'
ly. She spent a comfortable night. it"? Of the batters.
111 View of the fact that the Scheid- A dcllshttul silver shower was elven
ler jitneyc case comes 1111 Friday, Sep- “i-‘H "Plt‘n 56009”. 0f Rounyton. by
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Blessed _ is the
who ninth not
the counsel of
wicked.
ot sinners.
of tho scornfui.
First M. ii. t‘hurclt,
iiuin ll. (liffln Minister—103011.111.-
.SPIHH; and sermon. 12
South Nol'tvalk
i‘lu Church eveni-dy k11ow.-s~\\ii ,
"When To Pray."
Music for the Sunday morning M‘l‘
vice:
.—~ Adult [ I‘relude—~~ Andante Cantabile
«1311111- t‘lass 1» 45 1) meoworth ......................... DeVilhac
League. Leader, Mrs. W. (i. Gillin. Solo~Shepherd of israel Harris
7:311 p. 111. Songs that cheer. Sermon l’ostlude——Offertoire in i-‘ Phoisnel
theme. “tingle-blowing.“
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.» .
led by the 111lnistel'.
Music for the day—Archibald
riam, Orgsnigit and Director:
Morning at 10:30.
Organ i’reludewdleiody in ll‘iial
Organ (li’fertory~Andante Con Molo
...................... Mendelssohn
Organ i‘osti11de~- Andante ..... Hint-k
Evening at 7: 80.
Organ Prelude—Nocturne In A‘ minor
Organ 0dertory~Andautino
Organ l'osllude—wMarch in t'
. . _Bpol1r
Cadman
Norwalk Methodist Church-31»:
Charles E. llarto, ii. 1).. Pastor—The
pastor will conduct the morning and
evening services 011 Sunday. The
morning service will begin at 10:30
and the evening service at 7:30. Other
meetings on Sunday will be the early
morning class at 9:30. the session of
hour and the Young I’eople's Service
at 6:40 p. 111. Strangers are always
welcome. .
transm- 1.21111 in the Bridgeport count. “15 11111111111111 Kceler. of New Canaan,
both the Newman and the, Schaub .1 11! Miss talherine Mnlkln, of Frank—
onset, which are pratticaily or the tin sheet. Nornalk. at the lettor's
some cittracter . were continued/from home. in hono1 of Miss Sconeld's on
this morning until Monday morning, succulent. About fifteen of her Inti-
Beptember 25th. 11111111 friends were present. and many
beautiful gifts were received by Miss
—-Dr J. C. Netvkirk has returned Scofleid. A delightful social evening,
,trom his vacation. 'Appointments was spent.
can now ‘12 made for dental work.
i
t
——- wire
— I 111m complaint from the ow net-.1 of
w 'i‘ (litrisly formerly of St. Louis, anstport car who stated vestcrday
No, who preached the dedicatory ser- to the local police that their car had!
won at the Saints chutch.Sunday.\1lii been taken by some of the c111plo_\cst
preach In Wall street. First Districtflor 1111- {11111in and was being driven to
1 this cvcnintz. at eight 11. m., 0nd at the Philadelphia. Pa., the uptown omcers
Bolnts' church, Broad River, Sunday. stopped the car when it came through
‘ at 1] a. n1 Mr. Christy Is a preacher Noru‘ nlk The chauffeur in charge of
‘ of note and undoubtedly will have I the machine said that the party had'
large hearing only taken the machine to come to
Noiualk for the purpose of making a!
- Elison Fcrt‘iss, the sixtyeapold son‘few purchases. :
Tb! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferriss, who ----.::...----.-.-..-.-.-...--=:
4311111 been ill for sometime from ivy liflAl NOIICES
poisoning. is slowly 1ccovering at the
home of his grandparents. Mr. “and
.Mrs.’ \Villlliili G. Merriam. Eilson. District of Norwaik, ss., Probate,-
srliile picking and eating blackberries, Court. September 13’ A. D. 1910.
"also picked some poison ivy berries Estate of William 0.\\'aigr11in, late
and ate then1.His good natured little of Norunlk in said District, decaescd
hoe has been greatlv missed by both “ here-m “'I'liit‘n applicationjas lice!“
pounp and old and his many friends made 10 ”1‘8 C0 “N by UN" 111181905
hope to hop him about soon, Dr J “ under the «viii of said deceased, pray-
\oilmer 1., in attendance. ing, for reasons therein set forth. for:
._..-l... authority to mortgage certain real 95- '
—-Try your Sunday dinner at the tat: held by them its a part of the
‘Clifford. funds of 'snid estate, for certain pur-
. ,'po.scs in said application particularly
fi‘sct forth:
1 Ordered. That said application be
:heard and determined at the Probate-
Olllce In Norxvalk on the 22nd day of
ISeptemm. 1916, at io ociock lo‘re-
noon; and that public notice thereof
Kodaks
Camera Supplies
tilts-rein by publishing this order in a
Stiiison- Poweil~CorporatiOn
new spaper having a circulation in said
lDistrict. at least five days before said
PRESCRIPTION DRUMIfl‘
* ‘ 112 Washington Street. _ grin-l
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GRE603Y,
south Nomlk. ct.
Judge.
1a
T offyour office safe rpcovered from the ruins may burst‘lnto
'lgiame when the door is opened and the air admitted.
. But no fire,‘however destructive. can harm the con- V‘-
‘ tents of the “South Norwalk" Safe Deposit Vaults. That
'is the place for- YOUR valuable documents. -
tie given to all persons interested ?
Paulette—Religious March
Music for the day:
Morning.
relude~ Andante (lrazioso in A
Fist .............. J. W Wallis
Quartetw lit-or I.ord and Father
................... J. l.. Galbrai'h
‘thrtet Our Life is But a Fading
Dawn \toodmnn
I’ostlude 1'11 1) Minor ...... liesitayc.
Evening
roludc ~- lioicc Cantabile
.................... E. J.
Quartet—Sun oi My Soul
...................... \V. F.
To tor Solo—Selected. '
Postinde-«l‘estival March in l)
Scolson Clark
I)
l)
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(‘lturch—Itev. S. l’. Fairbanks. Pastor
- a: .20 11 m~—~(.‘Iass Meeting. Lender.
hdmund T1111111so:.1 10:30 11. m:~Scr
mun by the Rev M.
New Yo1k City. Music by the choir.
l2 m.——'l he Adult Bible Class in the
Mons (‘lass room. 8: 30 p. m.—The
Epuorth League Pravcr Meeting.
loader. A. N. Paddock; subject.
“league Study Courses. 7:30 p. 111.—-
Evening preaching service. Sermon
by the (Rev. M. I. Robinson.
-Wednesday. 2 p. m.-——Tl1e weekly
session of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.——The mid-week
prayer service with the pastor in
charge.
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—-—.
1Knigh:Strect A. M. E. (‘hurch«
Rev. 1. A. McCoy. Damon—Morning
worship. preaching by the pastor 11
a. 111. '1' p. n1. the Allen C..E. League
villi have its installation of officers.
The topic is "Little Chances to Help".
11:11.17: 813 S p. m.. the pastor will‘
again preach from the theme
Onc Penny."
It not attending elsewhere. why not
1.11110 and try our special welcome to
the spiritually weak and strangers.
Good music. Seats free.
Caienda‘r for the week:
Tuesday night—Regular
Class Meeting.
Thursday afternoon. 4 p. m.—-Mito
i. Society is called to meet.
Thursday night there will be ‘9. trip
around the world social. Come and
enjoy it. "
weekly
night—Choir
Friday rehearsal.
J 11ch Perkins, leader.
First Congregational Church—Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor. Pit. D. Motor.—
Morning service at 10:30 with preach-
ing by the pastor.
The Ministerlng Circle will meet
Tue-day with Miss MacDonald. Cran-
bury. Bus leaves Boston Store con
nor at 2: 30.
The Sunday school will
open October lat.
Meeting of organ committee Sunday
at close of service
Music for the day:
probably
‘ Prelude—introduction to "Otho Via.
conti" .............. F. G. Gleason
Quartet—Come. Ye Discontiolato .
............... P. A. Schneeker
Soprano Solo-One Smelly Solemn
”Thought ...... ..... ‘R. S. Ambrose
Anthem—«Fear Wot Ye, O Israel! - -
............. .1.. Max Splcker
a.
Tuesday, 7:43 p. m.-—t‘lass Meeting.
People‘s liour.
Mer-
Whiting
Schuecker
the 11dult_Sunday school at the noon ,
Hopkins
Builds I
1.. Robinson of'
"Thai
Thursday, 7:43 p. 111.-"Midweek
service.
Friday. 11:00 p. m.——tMecting of the
Church Council at the parsonage.
-———-v
South Norwalk Baptist
10:30 a. n1.——Prcaching service. The
Church”
subject of the sermon will be "’I‘hr
gliind of Christ." 6: 30 p. m.——Y. P. S.
10. E. meeting Subject “Enthusiasm;
It‘s Value: H011 to Get It " 7:30 :1.
I111. Evening service. The pastor will
speak on "The Second Chance."
Tuesday. 7:15 p. m»~’llic \ilspah
‘Chcle of King‘s Daughters will men
in the church
'lnursdtty. 1. '45 p. 111.-“Player Meet
ing and monthly business meeting 01
the church.
and Quincy streets. Norwaik—Presch-
tug at ll 11. m. and 8 p. in. Bible
School st 12:30 {1. 11:1. Sacred concert
at 3:30 p. 111.
will be delivered. All are cordially In
vlted. Strangers made welcome.
Thursday evening—Trotter Meeting
lesson. John. it‘th chapter.
sacred (‘oncert.(lr11ce Baptist
Church. Sunday, 'W l7th. at 3:30
p. 111.. '
Selection—Choir.
i'111yer— d’astor.
Seicction‘~f‘.hbir.
' lteadirtg-~-Mrs.‘Wnlter Fuller.
SoinMMrs. Turner Dixon.
Recitation Miss Minnie Bailey.
instrumental Solo—~Mrs. Simeon
liatch.
‘necitotlonu Mrs. R. Askew.
i:uet-—Mesdsmcs Perkins and Mid
cton. .
Recitation—dire. J. D. .\'imo.
Solo—Mrs. i. A. McCoy.
Recitationw-Mlss Jannette Randolph.
Selection—indict ideal Quartetle.
ilemnrks~~tllcv. i. A. McCoy.
Salas—Mrs. .i. l). Whitehead.
t‘ommittce~~Miss Louise McCleman
and W. M l..)ison
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Trinity Church—elicit. Frederick A.
Coleman. Rectorsm Edward J. Sims.
Organist and (‘hoir Director—Calendar
for the week beginning September 17.
Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity—
8 11. 111.—Celebration of the Holy Com-
munlon 11 a. m.~—Mornlng prayer
and sermon. 7:30 p. m.—Eveni:1g
prayer and sermon.
Monday." :45 p. n1—-—\ieet|ng of the
;Junior Guild In the Guild room.
Tuesday it p. m.—-Buslness meeting
of the Trinity Young Men' :1 Club in the
club rooms. Annual election of officers
will be held.
Wednesday.
the Sunday school teachers
Guild room.
'l‘ltursda‘s 9:30 a. m.-St. Matthew‘s
Day—~(‘elcbratlon of the Holy Com
munion. .
Friday". 1: 15 p. m.—-—Cholr rehearsal.
On Wednesday evening. September
27, there will be held in the Parish
Hall. a rally dinner The Rt.1llev. Ed-
tanl Campion Acheson Bishop Sui
frngan. of the diocese will be the
speaker of the.evening.
7:45 p. ills-'Mt‘éiillg of
in the
!
St. Paul’s Church—Rev. Louis B
Howell, Rcctor.——Thlrtoeutl1 Sunday
after Trinity-7:30 a. 111.—Holy Com-
munion. 10130 a. m.——Holy Commun-
Ion and sermon. 7:30 p. m.‘-’-—Eve:1l11g
prayer.
This Sunday begins an Ember week.
during which prayers are to be said
I for the clergy and candidates for’Holy
Orders.
. Thursday is _St. Matthew's Day.
“There will b: services at the usual
thours ot6:15 and 0a. 1a., ands 11.11:.
All persons are invited to attend the
services. whether members of the nor-
ish or not. and strangers and visitors
,tn town are especially invited to
come. '
The church is open all day every
day in the year (or rest. player and
meditation.‘ ,
The Sunday school will not reopen
until the first Sunday of October.
Grace Church—Rev. .1. Benton Wer-
nor. raster-e'l‘he thirteenth Sunday
11119.1 Trinity. Thecceiobratiqn of the
”Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Morn-
ing prayer and sermon st 10:30. .
were; or 6111
Q "’ ( fl '9“, ID"
T111» trim , ennui»
III“
the
Nov standout in the way
\
Nor sitteth In the seat,
Grace liaptist Church, corner Butler ‘1
Strong gospel sclmons .
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Heat,
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60 (175‘ trial free. Now is ,
the time to select your Ster-
ling Range for the long wic- _
ter maths and be assured of ‘
' perfect but and good baking
at the my lowest consump-
. film of coal. The Sterling
Range is themst economical
range on the market today.
Bakes a barrel of flour with
one bod of coal.
Ranges From
15.00 to 75.00
Join 0111' Range Club Today.
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'nu only range that bakes
with an]. wood It gas. Broiis
and blur-i111 coal. wood or
gas.
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The Sterling F umitureCo.
127-131 Washington Street
Inns of Norwsilt are. most cordially 1n-‘
vitcd. The Sunday services In the
church on St. John's Place. Stamford,-
are as follows: l0:45 a. n1. ——C.ommun~
riou services. the pastor being assisted
by the Rev. Joshua E. Nelson on
Brooklyn. Messiah members arc in;
vilcd to partake. 3:30 p. m.——Lutl1er,
League services, the Rev. J. A. Oker—f
blow. of Bridgeport speaker. (6:30 p.g
1n. sandwiches and cotton will be sorr-t
ed in the church parlors for 10c.1!
8:00 p. m.-Childrcn'a Festival. Rev.
Dr. S. G. Youngert of Hartford. (3111111..
speaker Singing will be 1endered by?
the Echo Male Quartetle, church choir. t
Methodist Episcopal Church. Talents: ?
The Russian Baritone Vladimir. M.,
itesnikofl. Mrs. Agnes T. ‘Saetre and;
Master Gilbert Saetre. and the Hart-
ford District Ministcrs' Chorus. Wei-1
come to Stamford and St. John's.
St. Peter's (lorman‘ Lutheran
Church. Cedar street. near West ave-f
nuewMartin 1.. Steup. Fusion—The
fifth anniversary of the organization
of the congtegation will be observed
with special services. in the morn-
ing at 10: 30, the Rev. ll. C. Steup. of
New Y.ork father of the pastor. will'
deliver the sermon in German in the
afternoon. at 3: 30, the Rev. Wm.
Schoenfeld vtill probably address the
congregation In English. All the West. avenue—Tho Regular Sun-
Lutherans of the city and vicinity and' day service of this church is held at 11
all the friends of the parish are cor 1a m.
diaIly welcome. The out of town Sept 17.4“,“th
gueats pill be regaled after servicest
by the ladies of the church in the; Wednesday “ evening
meeting at 8 o clock.
assembly room. A special envelope
collection will be taken up to diminish To both these services the public is
cordially invited.
the debt on the church property.
A reading room is maintained at
“The P98” Of Great Price; What IS the game address. om each week
it?" is the topic of a discourse byrday. holidays excepted, from 1:30 to
Pastor R. J. Martin of New York City. 1 4'30 m.
to be given in tiled Men’s Hall. South ' 9'
Net-walk. Conn. Sunday.“ Sept 17.
Those who heard him last year know
well his ability; others need but to
come to be convinced. Free to all.
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83 an 85 Washington St.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
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OUR JITNEY OFFER This and 5c.
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DON’T MISS THIS. Cut out this
The Rescue Mlsslon'workers will
conduct an open air meeting on Rail-
road avonue tonight at 7. 30; also in
the meeting mail? on Monroe street lit
3' 16 Sunday. afternoon. The meet
Ings continue to increase in spirit‘
llillliy and In attendance. Last Sun-
day'heariy 70 people Were present. An
cit-bartender was converted and a
back slider was reclaimed. An after
meeting was held after the. regular ser-
vice. twenty people remaining. It
you desire a spiritual, uplift-don't tail
to «be present Sunday afternoon. The
miss 11 to absolutely undemoninotiou-
. A are welcome. Seats free his
collection taken.
The Matting Stir Christian Assoots
ltbley & Co; ”Chicago, Ill., writing your
name and address clearly.
receive in return a trial package con-
pound. for coughs. colds and ocean
Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in side:
neys and bladder ailments; and Foley
cathartic Tablets.” a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathatic. for con
stipatlon. billousness. headache and
sluggish bowels.
Sold Everywhere
1 Dr H. W. K. K111193131 at this city.-
senloeoo'hozmohletM
it ' 3W
tsining Foley‘s Honey and Tar Com ‘
Special Sale
TONIGHT
girk' s Old Crow Rye Whitey.”
inch's Golden Wedding y (HQ-mt ......
‘ $1.00 Size Creme De Hectic for . )
Special Old Reserve SCOtCh Whisky. hm ......
and the Junior chorus 3 Canadian C WhiSkeY- bottle ....---..“ .. . . . . .
Monday. 8: 00 p fil.“SpPakt’I‘SZ , Gordon Dry per bottle .... . ............
ggctors i‘. A. Blomgren and S. G. Bumetts London Dry or Old TomGn, . 80$
man. 50‘." .....
Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.—~Concert in the F Ruppert 5 Extra e" percasc ----- 1 ............. ”$1 10
A. F. Beckmarm 8. Co.
"cans AND 1mm: MERCHANTS
slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to .
You will .
and back; rheumatism. backache, kid .
conducted 1111111 std exsmtastih of
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
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The following letters remain nib
claimed .1 the Norwalk Post Office!
for the stock ending Sept. 16th. 1318‘:
South Norwsik.
C. K. Evans.
In Any Hurley. Gen. Del.
W... 10-05. Ben. Del-
mpt. Iota-n Huron.
Joe “new. No. Water 'St.
Mrs. Eugene Oliver. 21 Maple Ave.
In. Horace Van Sony, Gen. Del.
“I. m Wu'de, 906 Smith St.
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