.‘ {lwhh.al.1‘*u'
Mfr“...
”worth Dengue. 7:30 p
.fiot Cheer. Sermon theme,
nundayfl
is. led by the minister.
gflic
memory Solo-Selected.
is the church parlor.
Wednesday, 2 p.
lession oi the Ladies"
sins of the Epworth’
1... Study Class in the room over
Men's Class room.
In the teacher.
Thursday.
Invited.
-u..
the montlllv bu .tness meeting of
“Heidi board will be) held.
~’
Noru .. ill )i.
all“;
l9. (‘ hurcll
Morning.
A Organ Prelude
tQuartet—llear My Cry, 0 God
wigs. ...................... G. F. Morse
.27..- lertet~lnsplrcr and llearer of
:3 Prayer ........- .......... Fitzhughv
. . Organ Postlude
'f Evening.
:1 - Organ Prelude
Quartet—Savior,
.——-—._______.___________.. _
:745 p. m.—Prayer Mesh.
Tuesday. 8 p. m. —-\ionthly business
meeting of the Sunday school board
m.~—The weekly
Aid Society.
Wednesday evelllnnghe first ses-
lksgue Bible
the
The. pastor will
7:45 p. lll.—Th0 Mid-week
Prayer Meeting to which everyone is
The pastor will he in charge.
it the close of the prayer meeting.
the.
Lille n Shepherd
Lead Us .............. Adolf Frey
. 5 Quartet—Nearer, lily God to Thee
........................ F‘. L. Sealy .
Organ Postlude
Street
McCoy.
. Knight
itev. l. A.
A. M. E. Churchwi
pastas—Sunday
services—11 a. m.——Morning worship. .'
preaching by the pastor. 7 p. m.——The
Allen C. B. League will discuss
the
«topic, “Christianity Compared with
:' Other Religions.” ii
Cor. 10: 1-21.
It; m.—The pastor will preach from
8
' the theme. “A Lamp and a Light."
try our special welcome
not attending anywhere else, why
to
dangers and the spiritually weak.
flood music. Seats free.
Weekly calendar:
«Sunday night—Regular Class Meat-
13.8-
s 1 Thursday night-«Monthly business
tins
ls- Thursday. 4 p in; Mrs.
y. president
Friday night—Choir rehearsal.
“South
Woman:
9!! Ye Have Faith."
Italic! tor the morning service:
Ls Chant Du Gondoiter
o...ssu....cs..
lull-aolyuoIDCQl-I
mm o! the churcin.
is. , m I.
Men D., ..
03H” :30. with preach- on ngslni 23. 5-8
m; ._ - all. he will do
ugllsh ousPss
rMite M Society is called
I. A.
Congregational
“sch—Ray John Staplston, Minis-
Mrs-Fulllfi worship Sunday morning
mt was. with sermon by the pastor.
d slum.
Nor sltteth in the seat
01 the scorntul.
—Psalms l: l
-2915
both Norwalk Methodist Episcopal speaker. Hue-r Emerson Browne. on
march—vWiliiam G. Gillin, Mlnister.-—1 "The Mexican Mess."
19:80 a. m.—Worship and Word. 11:00 invited.
Iona—Adult Bible Class. The general
o‘ool will assemble on October 1st October let;
Ideas otherwise notiiied. 6:45 p. m.— deavor and the evening service.
m.—Songs
“Back-' Prelude—Barcelona from 4th Con
school will
also the Christian
The Sunday
En-
Morning.
certo,. . .W. Sterndsle Bennett
My. 7. 45 p. m.— —Class Meeting. bullion-God Be Merciful
.................. W. C. Williams
“Let the Tenor Solo—The
give this bid: Minoan pl-
ouaity at least some of the lathe Quafleb—Tbere is a Holy City
Strength 0! the
.............. Geo. B. Nevin
{the sermon will be, "Knowing by Ex-
l-‘riday, 9:30 it. m.—~St. Michael and
The celebration oi the
This will be the
lllli
Auxiliary to the Board oi
There will be special ill-
lerlressions {or missions at home and
abroad, and all members are urged to
All Angels.
Holy Communion.
annual Corporatet‘ommunion of
Women's
Missions.
illlt’iltl this service.
Friday. 7:45 p. llt.~—Clloir rehearsal.
Sunday school of the parish
The
will open October hit.
The offerings at all the
Sunday, “Rally Day,"
llpportionlnent for missions.
i St. Paul’s Church—Fourteenth Sun-
lu.——Holy
lll.—M0l‘lllng
7:30
day after Trinity—7:30 ll.
Communion. 10:30 at.
prayer and Litzlny and sermon.
p. m.—'Evenlng prayer.
All persons are uricome at the ser-
vices, whether members of the parish
A special invitation is given
or not.
,to strangers and visitors in town.
day in the. year for rest,
‘ meditation.
mg prayer and sermon at 10:30.
at 4:30.
The Sunday schools of the parish
will resume their sessions the tirst
Sunday in October.
Grace Baptist Church,
'Butler and Quincy
i strong gospel sermons. All are in-
vited to come with us, and be on time.
Strangers are cordially invited.
Thursday night, St. John, 19th chap'
ter.
——’
l ‘ .-
i Advent Christian Church. .Van Zant
and Harvey Streets, East Nor-walk.
Rev. Geo. M. Teeple. Pastor~10:00
10‘“
mm m.-'
Sunday school (for pupils “over 16
a. m.-—i-lalt hour of prayer.
a. m.—-Morning sermon
only). 6:13 p. tar-layal Woruors'
Meeting. 7; 80 p. m.--Evening carillon.
i 'i‘l‘r‘ursdsy.
m—
’ St. Peter“ sGerman Lutheran Church.
. Von. Weber Coder street
”Brim. 7' 45 9- mwfi'flfik “1“ Martin ll. Stoop, Pastor. —~Annlverssry _
~ ‘ -. at the intruding of the congregation.
There Will be special anniversary. scr-
mentions! mustang“. visas both morning and evening. The,
Pistol-r- pastor will preach in German at 10:30
h the "Wm" a: Dean‘s Kidney hills-tbs some?
d
“Lari tibia
near West
or up
103. 14.
31511.
Nor standoth lathe way'
All men are
resume
services
is to meet the
The church is open all day every
prayerr and
Grace Church—dicta J. Benton Wer~
ner, Rector—~The fourteenth Sunday
1after Trinity—The celebration of the
‘ Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Morn-
Even-
ing prayer and confirmation, adminis-
tered by the Rt. Rev. E. C. Acheson,
corner of1
street. Norwalk.
-—~Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p‘. in.
Sunday school at 12:30]). hi. Goodp
' :lot as those of our own town, and we
Lesson .tor Prayer 31mins text are naturally interested to read or bap-
7: 56 p. raw—Mid week”
. . . . . . . Ncustedt Prayer and Testimony Meeting.
IVOBIIO“.
summon-salsa.
~P‘—' I
United Mas-Ml W
hamlet-WI.-
consulates-ignored.
.—
Aa investigations! mm
M in W has Oct
manual-usurious
Glasshouse-(labor. it {dd-Cr
”Whitehead
whims-minuszwomwmhmwm- 9'-
Sunday Service will sow-cm larval-lites. an investigator or
will-nun. Allanwelcou.
llaasiah Swedish truth-ran Church.
Fort street—H. Luther Wilson. Pastor
«Services tomoreow wil be suspend-
ed on account oi the Sunday school
convention at Georgetown, Conn, 0t
. the varidglport circle of the Hartford
’dlstrtcl Sunday School 'i‘cadsars'
We. The stapes-ion of services
on that Sunday is by virtue of a row.
lutiou at last New Year’s annual meet-
ing of'the Mullah Church.
First Sunday in October. Divine ser~
vices st 4 p. in. All Scandinavians
of Norwalk moat cordially welcomed.
The Rescue Mission Workers will
hold an open air meeting on the cor
llel of Washington and Water streets
lll 7:30 o'clock tonight instead of
Railroad avenue. Also a meeting in
Lthe mission room on Monroe street.
at 8:15. Also at Naramalle Home
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. and
.sgaiu in the Mission at 3:15 Sunday
afternoon. The services continue to
increase in spiritual power, sinners
are being conveyed and professing
Christians are being helped. if you
wish to hear the best congregational during the past few months were
singing in Norwaik. don’t fall to be men her;
present. Com early to get a seat; - g : bi
rm will uttering only. i I” 191;. 3; General :flell y
r onus l-l clamor mm 59'!" oviedss or any
n" consuls; ' Mil-WWI turn in mm. can-
» man or up my.
salt to Connecticut to ascertain the
elects or the lass o! 1M.W-
ous, arsenic. buss, wool alcohol,
mercury or their compounds and vtr
ious acids 01 s
which are glam an important part
in the work of the llctories flowing
out munitions to tilt war orders.
United States Commissioner R. w.
Meeker recently wrote to l‘bor Cour
minim" William 8, Hyde
panmeut at as services of Dr. llam-
ilton during her investigations in
Connecticut. Mr. Hyde readily com-
plied with the request and specifically
directed the agents under him to
make every elort to secure all
tory inspectors and
mt as it gives to the grave business ..................... .R. Shelley First church of ChrlM. Somali. 5'“ ..
alum lPostludewfleligious March, op. 61 w.“ "an...” Result? 1“ h“ ,. i. to mill within
fiusic tor the day: .......... . ........... .l. B. com a, “m“ 0, this a...“ n m n n Rusty-eight um me one or the
Homing at 10:30. ; -~- s. to discovery o! the case. a report to the.‘
Organ Prelude-Andante from South Norwalk Baptist Cburch— ' .. ..
‘T‘sust" ................ Gounod Morning service, 10: 30. Subject of September :4. Reality.
Wanna-do: nosing “my-lusting the nails. address. and bust-
Mrs. Olive Belong. Franklin St.
Elmer Brat. Dry Goods.
lintlv liendrllks ,
Mls. Oscar Miller, (‘llftorll Hotel.
Joseph Romer
Miss liottumlln, lit-lie island.
Miss Mary Stevens.
Charles Tenn. t‘lllrord Hotel.
Giovanna Trucci.
\‘i’. A, Wllrd.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
Norwalk,
Catlden,.Miss Mary.
Fosgrove, Mr. M. J.
Matthews, Samuel.
Morgan, 1’. F.
iii. .1. HOWARD, P. M
~—
PERBONAL APPRECIATION.
He had been telling her in a frank.1
straightforward way about what an:
athlete, business man and all—around
great fellow he was. :
"By the way." he asked “who is your.
tavorlte character in fiction ?" t~
She looked at him with gentle ln-i
i tensity and answered, “You are." !
coal or wood or
DupleprLCAZ
wood and oil as fuel.
flmhhm
IN SOUTH NORWALK.
iStatemcnts of East Nomalk Citizens.
Ara Always of Interest to Our
Readers.
enough mm mm
urliouc sum when you look the
My. «mucosa
“1|ng
~‘
*-
‘ To many. of our readers the streets
, of East Norwalk are almost salami!-
u.
{mandamus-summon;
t
asking;
him to place the facilities of his de-'
that
information Dr. Hamilton mulred. i
Dr. Hamilton was met in New Ha-i
ven yesterday by one of the state fact
all details re-'
shooting the establishments in which-
occupational diseases have developed
every I
or oil, singly orinoomblnation. The
is the flutmgo to fully till the bill. It is
as our psrhctlou in construction. operation and results as
human brains and great manufacturing locum-o
Furnished in two main burn coal.
nu- W mm humus-rm.“
"m assumes-«untwmruummon
The Duplex-ALCAZAR Range is madc' in steel—
oast iron and porcelain oonstructlo .
museum?!“
Ll! Us‘Dlusonsmu II To You
THE A. 1. cousins, contest-w.
Mummamemunmm
momma-t.
bulbouiuConnscticut.
AWdDr. Hamilton‘s investi-
” HI DIM'T WASTE iT.
,,—-—-
A little boy went to Sunday school
for the first time. His mother gave
hi. a ticket to put in the collection
box. When he returned he had a sack
.' of candy.
poisonous nature '
“Where did
asked his mother.
"From the stand around the cor-
at.”
"But om did you buy it with?"
“With ,the nickel you gave me."
“But that was for Sunday school!"
“Well," replied the boy. "i didn't
need .it. The minister met me at the
door and got me in tree.”
sat/lacuna»? to avasvrumo
lbthowcmaudmm
\dsarartoswcmsssbclrtthla a
bureau of labor statistics stating the; «sum homo tastefully Mill“. ll
Molasses-v01! sac-roses!
Miss Elsie M. Sterling. pertence. " 6: 80 p. in. —Young People . meeting at I 0":ch W o! ‘M> ' the "m” “‘30 d gully wall your and null
Organ Postlude—Msrcb in E Fist meeting. 7: to p. m.—Evenlng worship To both those unless the wills h “M . tutu-manna a. WI ." m, ”It home a
2 3 ,.. ....................... . Duncan with sermon by the pastor. on “The cordially mm“. W“ 3'7" .qs—ntmm- :—3““
W Evening at7.30. [TrainingolSelf” ‘Mh‘mu m... “mus-o- n“ anoint! tor 'mm “mm”
apps Prelude—Arioso whens”: ram-easy. 7:30 p. air-Midweek a...“ up... “my“ out; out appeal to you.
w Offertory~Modersto Meeting. the sums “it“. 0” w " . l i
as .................. Mendelssohn .__._ ~ in. nous-n m-m. m- m.» "' ”C" W mm ‘" ‘° "' Th GOflI C
at" 0"“ P““““°"‘W°m 1“ Trinity Church-Rev Frederick a. “30 a l- "I" H" “mm m be “M by 6 am 0
vii“, ussusssl-lllnugs. s”...- Rogers l‘oleman Rector-Edward J. aims, m, m 3” jumfisi ”e .I." "|M.‘-
Q. .m A T god” W l 'Organlsl' and Choir Director -clllen UNCLAlMlo Lzr'rlns. M» of his 07:60- W! ___
r venue et s loops dar {or the week beginning September 1..— The act WI 9! ihlt any “I’m
1‘ - Ditch-«Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, Pastor. 24, Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.—- "m neglect! or remain to re on such' YOUR FALL SUIT
as 4: so a. m.-—'li‘ellowship Meeting. 8 ll. arr-Celebration or the lloly Com-‘ The following letters in un- e. u 0:: tailing ‘8 up rt1
9‘ finder, Brother Trounaon.10:80 a. nlunlon. il a. m.——Mornlng prayer claimed 5‘ ”i" Norwalk P0" Cakes 3 f) m 9 "9° IS HERE
Homing worship with sermon by and sermon. Topic of the sermon tor the week ending Sept. 23rd, 1’16: within “”5 “l” provided I” "'9 “to
the pastor. Subject or sermon. “(liv- will be the "Universal Gospel." 7:80 N Ik " liable to ”‘9 state ’0' " penalty M" BEST VALUES IN TOWN
“God a Free Hand.” Music by the p. n1.-—~Wc will hold our annual rally “u." can ' more than 810, recoverable by civil ao-
»ms each. 1‘(..’ m.—~Adult Bible— Class s~ rvice. Subject ot the sermon, "The Mrs. ““35““- ltion. CREDIT TOO
e . en's ‘lasa room. Leader Door." ' .l of Ar . Kossuth St. -—-
diary Hipson. 6:30 p. m.—'l‘he En: Wednesday, 8 p. m.-——There will be 122m. Hug..." Gen. pet, it I“ said u the Cum" building
‘ until Dengue prayer service. loader, held it parish rally in the parish hall. ' ’ that this “1 MI teen mom W; 1 -
, fills Hattie Rider; subject, "Things We will have (or our guest and speak- Steve Benny, 5" P9“, street. the investigatlln o! the United States “Ely & arm
flcdttl'gillfnootor tin and 7Tgltngs We er tor the evening, Rt. Rev. Edward Mrs. Minnie E. Bird. 69 Water St. .n'nttgssor sent to Connecticut is , ‘
in 0 or urse ves" 0 p m.—— Until ion Acheson, Suitrsgnzl‘Bish‘o of .. M . l w n. ' ' -l l [‘
13mins preaching service. Subject (tonngacticut. This will be the bishgp's “:5 :inn :30“: e 9 Columbus Ave ,likely to result in interesting do i 42 SOUTH 1" 81"
1‘ pastor's sermon, “Victory Out of first visit to our'parish and it is ‘ “s "y yan. '
”rent Defeat " Music by the hoped there will be a large number “- Buckley.
“.11 out to greet him. H. 11. (bills.
You’ve Wanted a Range
Like This—Here It Is
Every housewife' in America has long
dreamed of a range that would successfully burn
you get the candy?".
s.-
—._
9.92
Business Hours from 8 :30 l. m. to 6 p. m. daily,
Saturdays included.
5
.35 .
. Ncmo Black-Resting Corset
'A rest, a support, a tried to .wcariness and ach-
ing back is this new model (t. the New Corset. There
are spetial straps arranged at the back of the corset
from the underarm. steel to the lacing eyelets. When
adjusted and laced these straps give a brace and com»—
plete support just where it is needed, the “small” of
the back. The model also tends to flatten the back,
and assists to an erect carriage when standing orwtalk-
ing. Given an erect figure with ’a list straight back,
one must naturally feel well and go longer without
tiring.
The most important of late corset design
33 50 and 85 00 5Individual. ‘
'At the Corset Shop, second floor.
New Walking Gloves
for Autumn street wear. 5’
. In tall and oyster white, with 'o-llc clasp. Stitched
ln self-colors on the back with a thread or two of
black. A rather heavy glove, exceedingly stylish,
' $1. 25 and washable.
l
El
1
Center aisle, main floor. .
Women’s Umbrellas
The latest whim m Umbrellas is a pigskin carry1
ing strap attached to a straiglfl wood handle, which
is not too long. The umbrellas are of good silk in
black, taupe, dark purple and dark “inc and other win-
ter colors.
The stylish little strap, silk lined slips o'v‘er' the
wrist, leaving the hand free for other things.‘ It‘ 'add
cats with a snap and in some there is a tiny pocket
or car fare.
$5.00. just look at them.
The girl going to college will like one.
A Swagger Stidt iS a handy thing to carry out
walking. Especially “hen one goes on a “hike."
Nicr slender ones at_ 33-00
Umbrella Section, Main St. entrance.
Blankets and Comfortables
Fall and winter lines complete. Cotton and Wool
Blankets in all weights.
K
it“
I‘d
Lambs' W001 Comfortables with silkoliuc covers, )‘
also with plain white cheese cloth. The latter are often . \
tused as a mattress pad under the sheet by people who \
feel the cold. - .. y t
“Motor Weave" 'Robes for the Car. 1
"\ double- -"\\0\ en reinforced woolen robe, soft and '-
pliant. that means “smith and comfort on a cold ride. “‘3
It is a good size and “stays tucked." “‘
Exclusive to the Read House, 35-75
Women‘s‘Sllk Stockings
Just in time for a Saturday Special. "a "3
Black, white. colors. ' ‘ 7t
and a few very "
attractive novelties. Excellent value for the
95¢ price.
Center aisle.
.\
Elie fl tilt. lill’tth Sampling:
can snake it.
wood and mor- cull.
”WAR laayelr 'round
I l t
”guanine sgt'cl
Y will
at mu“ m' ' u" “3%
‘pcnings there. The following report ‘-
lfrom a well- known and retspgted resi-
dent will be helpful to numbers of men
and women here in South Norwsik.
James McCallum. psintbr. 50 mi
street. um Norwalk. says: “i was in:
ipretty bad shape with my kidneys
about a year ago. My back was weak,
and always soiled. Sometimes it was i
505th that lcould hardly bond one;
way or the other.
lions “fare hialll'y colbre‘d contained;
sediment and passed too necessity.
Price 50h. It all (tellers.-
simply ask tor s barley-
White Enameled
Arc thevety highest typical thesehldispenlible step savers”:
lint.sbouid he'in everyldtchen lsrge‘or small They are
gmpmciandsbgym cracker-warplibnvosdcncsbi-
,mm myuquumyud easily cleaned. '
‘ BwtheMym-umm -
A New Line'oi _ ‘
ladics’ lionSe Dresses
Made of superior. quality Gingham and Chambray, colors
blue, lavender, plaid, blue stripe and black stripe, trimmed
with a contrasting material High neck and long- sleeves
and low neck and short sleeves; guaranteed fast colors,
51. 50
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