THE NEW REUGIONS. l
' ”a day of cults and new religions.
I." built on s Godless plan;
attain! once loved and believed--
‘M it be swept away by man!
‘nnyel martyred census- Ssints of
a .
0 .
- ”“0 for that holy faith have died,
g nabs sound on the cases.
a. new prophets. teachers. Sages.
. 1‘ with iorce or voice and p.
' ass- to set adds God's hoax.
, “0 giving place to power or men.
1
”’2 the chosen ones oi Christ stand
- tortb.
. , ”I now put on this sword and shield;
‘ ye. who say ye serve Him.
ml”.mtyourlipsbsssaled. J
mass: the eyeadtrsthdivlne
veiled. ,
“mallarherdhtnlln!
‘ «Vlad and Inner shall arise.
finisowawllleowlesgaia
' e“ as hall the one tree rennin.
' a by God's own mighty hand.
throughout theses.
V - .fll narwvsr eternal stand.
“ [DA I. BUTCHINGS.
m Iethodist Episcopal Church.
..:,' “w Nanak-William G. Gimn.
. ”—10:30 a. m.——'Prcaching. la.
, I .Ifls School. 6:45 p. m.-‘Y0|flll
, 1 ’ 's Devotional Hour. 7:30 p. y.
m That, Cheer. Sermon. :fl‘hd
0M ”intent." .
M. 7:15 p. al.—-Ciass Meeting.
fimday. 7:16 p. m.——Prayer fleet-
nay, Sunday. October 15.
for the day—Archibald hier-
Orgnnist and Director:
Morning at 10:30. _\
Windhudanuoo in Ddat '
.................. healers
, Solo—Love Divine! All
e Ilcclling .......... Spinners
ills; Elsie :l. Sicriim
recliner—Allegro Moderate
4.... ...................... Harvey
3‘" Evening "1:30.
W Prelude—Largo from “Xerxes"
. . . . ....................... Handel
‘mn Watery—Melody .. ..... Bpohr
Isle—vitamin from “when-
‘ .................... Wagner
Methodist Episcopal
v. C. E. Barto. D. D..
Mflis will be Rally Sunday
Wits church and Sunday school. Mr.
M's class will meet at 9:80 a. in.
In H. a. Woolever. assistant editor
d the Christian Advocate,will preach
10:80, and address the Sunday
m at the noon hour. The Men's
assembly will meet with the Sunday
l. Young People's Meeting at
Evening rally sermon by the
» at 7:30. Members and friends
Castillo church are earnestly invited to
“be fluent at all services.
. Insic tor the day: ‘
' sternum. .
Wflertoire in ’C. .
,' . ..‘. ............ T. Herbert Spinney
“Wt—Te Deum in F ..... Havens
iii-Isaac Solo—Selected.
Mile in B Flat ..... Arthur_Page
' dayscboai.
dine-n.
Nor aitteth in the seat
d the scorniui.
——-Pssllns lzl
pastor 11:00 a. m. 12:30 p. air—Sun
All are invited to remain
to these interesting services, and help
us to inspire the young. 3:30 p. m.—
The monthly sacred concert will be
given. 7:00 p. m.——The Allen C. E.
Lesgue will render a special program.
vaiuabde papers fll
topic. “What New Work Should Our
Society Undertake?” Ex. lizll-lb.
Au). p. m.-The pastor will prom
the thin "Hungry. Though blot
Paint; Thirsty. Though Not Perched.”
We continue to extend our cordial
’ welcome to strangers and the spirtt~
ualiy weak. Seals free. Good music.
m
onsets: Song—Chair.
Prayer—J. D. Taylor.
W leading—~8- J. Bell.
Solo—Mrs. James Perkins.
Recitation-vi.» Pollard.
Recitation—lbs L. M.
Solo—Mrs. Frank Scott.
Beading—dire. ii. Harris.
Paper—lira. John Cook.
Oslo-4M5. flashlaiiddlebcn.
Paper—dire. Hula Clarke.
Paper—lire. John White.
Solo—Ira. David Chance.
‘ Reading—Miss Elia 'Arrlngton.
Calendar fur the week:
Society is called to meet.
Fail rally.
who wish to join must be present
this meeting. James Perkins, leader
topic will be “A Neutral in Wartime!
Bl school at 9:30. Rally Day on
lesson in the series and organisation
mi Thursday. ms
Tuesday night—«illegals: Class fleet.
in:
'l'hm'sday etternoon—Tbo ante M.
Thursday night~A business meet-
ing and the final arrangement for the
Friday night—Choir Rehearsal. All
It ’
~----- ‘ Parish Sunday school at noon. W-
South Norwalll Congregational in prayer and sermon 7:30.
Church—John Stapleton. lilnlster- Attention is called to e hour at
Sunday. October 8. will be ohservedi
as Rally Day. Public worship in the
insulin: at lO:i5. with sermon by the
pastor. "Religion Made Real." Evening
service at 7:30. The pastor‘s sermon
s. Howard Tilly. superintende jMy school (tor everybody).
mnl‘ Bible Class BI 12 O'clock. nut ’ n—m. WMOI’I‘ Meeunx' 7:”
Topic. “A Benjamin Franklin of Olden .
Come!
p. -.—Chrietian Endeavor lasting.
Subisct. “wast New Work Should
undefined-it" 12’s...—
iusha wows-“lbs lune-airs!
MLW la! 9. ur-
behes- I-tiag d the
W Endeavor Insists. at the
semest'lI-aeieeflthanfinn
lsst stead. .
Thursday, October 12. 7:“ p. In.—
lid-wesk meeting at the aural.
-—s-—
Grace Baptist church—interesting
Rev. J. E Pllton will use!» Bun-
day smoclbtdiasisnhacsat 12:30
p.m.a1nkl.lar.i.l.ldsrris
will preach. after which the onion.
he slsnedsesnn wll take place. All
an invited to this asvllces.
Trinity Parish—Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, Rector—Edward J. Sims.
organist and first Bremen-airs-
dar for the week beginning October
mantis lands: altt fruity-d
a. m.—-Celsbration of the Holy Cow
musics. was a. m.—Inndny cased.
serrlnssslihse-srnaw. asltamlfi
ll
Lower Prices, Always at
Thth.A.&P.TeaCo.
littlest-stun;
mood. Prunptchv‘ «y
8e. lierwalk
moons
“Infield.” Can...
LAP.“-
nurses
Hrs-deniedyjuea C...
AAP’I'OIA'I‘OES
hStudio-aye."
i mugs-Cans
WWIDOA‘I‘S
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ll a. m.——liorniog prayer and sermon.
7:” p. l—Gveaiag prayer ad eer-
mon.
Monday. 8 p. m.—An adjourned besi-
ness meeting of Trinity Young liars
the Bethe" . i
ll. m.—Jilestina of
the Girls' mar: Society.
Friday. 7:i5 p. m.—~Chou' Rehearsal.
BL Paul's Brim. bode ll.
lloweil. rector—Sixteenth Sunday at-
tar Netty—7:00 a. nt.—ll¢y «:0an
main. 1:15 a. m.—-St. Rat‘s Sun-
l’;
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their children to attend the regular
’chnrcb services.
St. Paul‘s Climb is open all day sv-
lery day in the year for rest. Wer
and meditation.
Grace Church-The Rev. J. Benton
Werner. Rector—The sixteenth Tues-
day sitar Trinity—The celebration
of the Holy Communion at 8 o'aoch.
Mission Sunday school or 8. Keith at s.
- morning prayer and sermon at 10:30.
the evening service. 7:30.
Advent Christian Church, Van Zeal
and Harvey streets. last Norm-—
tRev. George M. We, Pastor—10:00
is. m.—Half hour of prayer. 10:80
a. m—Xornlng sermon. 12:00 in.—
5:48
- p. m.—-Evening sermon.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.—-—Mid-week
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one M. N. 1., having replied in the
naive. All ln-hers of the church.
eligible to a vote. are upectled to at-
tend. Welcome! ‘
The Rescue m Waters will
boldanopenslrserviceontbseorasr
ms and Water sin-Is. at
Apt“ to have been the mediate
' an August ll. which resulted in the
m on. d.—(Cerrespondence
d The Associated Pineal—Connors.
at main the price o! Is) is re-
ams d the conflict between Japanese
and Chinese soldiers a) Chengchialnn
New York
gets
5
ymond street—
3
Union illusion on"
service. alarms were: at
o’clock. and at s e' p. at.
Prayer fleeting every Friday night
at 8 o'clock. Service cooducwd by
James A. Fuller. All are welcome.
DARWOUTH COLLEGE PRICI-
DINT.
RANOVER, N. it. Oct. t.——-!dsnv
New Wand educational institutions
were uprwssnted at the inauguration
d Ernest Martin Hopkins as president
at Month College’loday. . The as-
cruises were conducted by Craven
lnyeook. dean of the faculty.
The academic procession, headed by
a band. marched ism Inliins' Chapel
along the college green to Webster
Times." Pra er and Testimon lie in
Music (or the day: y ..__..1 ct "
Morning.
mm de— Album beat ......... Grieg FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Solo—Strength of the Hills Nevin ‘ 39'5"“37-
Postiude~Larghetto and Allegro , First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57
............. E. m . . . . . . . . Roberts ‘Wclt avenue—~11}. ”“1“. Sunday Rig
PmludH‘mm I". .. a. Thomulvice oi this church is held at 11 a. m.
Duet—They Shall Hunger No More. 1 Subiect. Oct- 8—"Are Sin. Dime
from “The Holy City" ...... Gaul. Wednesday evenina
Solo—Come Ye Blessed. from “The
I Postlude-Triumphal March
choir at the evening service.
soever Circle
Beers. “Ellwood avenue.
ill. at the church. .
street.
Woman's Bible Class.
4‘ . Evening.
Mile—Am Meere .. .g ..... Schubert
MtwmtinD Smart
-—ivea ile‘ Warren
7 lode—Allegro minute
.. . . .. 'Adolphr Hesse
535‘?
, tether
a. adorning“
sermon Ila-the Mot. dub-
Exalted.” . iRegnlar chair
m pvt-lay Ilausmt. superin-
. ~ mar. fleeting. Leader, in.
. - m: Meet. “Muesli-rs
cuss.”- 7'280 p. in.—-lvoning sen
ifilms-stint noblest. "a Profit
I“. my Class In the
galls mt- chat-gs.
“In“ mm midweek
W ill-wt—
- . .5,” p, nip-The lipwertl.
ithe World." Evening service at 7 :80.
The
school meets in the parish
[W at noon. All are invited. The
iflebiect. “Christ Our Friend."
-Sunday
Young People's Society meets tit-6:4
taken.” Loader. Percy Taylor.
Il- nerewi'il beadeseon'smeeungin
the church study at the close of the
'9" morning service. All are cenliallyinc
vlted in all services. ‘
- Tuesday
! den avenue.
8 o’clock Bellini.
and Others."
' Music for the day:
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WW *1; Prolade—ieditatisn in nor. in.
‘Hemer x. mm
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Holy City ................... Gaul i
Tuesday, Ens-dimming of the What-
al the home of hire.
szia p.m.i‘:3° P- m.
~Meeuh¢ of .the Temple Circle of cl
Thursday. 7:46 p. m.~Meeting of the
First Congregational Church—Rev.
Ernest F. Mcflregor, Ph. 0.. Pastor-—
Morning serviaa at 10:30 with presch-
‘ing by the pastor. Subject. "Loving
p. 1a.; topic. “New Work to Be Under-
,» _ evening. at 7:80—The
' agg‘m. mlm will, Gleaners' Circle will meet with the
. “"- ‘Wlehder, also Eloise eylhgton, 17 nel-
ummme mid-week service at
“The Orwell
meeting-at 8 'ociock.
To both times servic. the public is
‘lkmmohfi . cordially invited.
militiii'r‘siaim assist the; A readlnl room In maintained at
lthe same address. open each week‘
iday. holidays excepted, mm 1:30 to
St. Peter's German Lutheran
Wednesday, 3:00 p. m.—-Meeting of Church, Cedar street. near West are-
the Mayor Circle of King's Daub-.meailsrtin L. Stoop. Paator~lorn-
tors with Mrs. Robert Silcoclt. 22 High
ing servicesonlywillbeeonducied to
normal in German at 10:30. in St.
Feter's mthlsnn church. The pastor
will deliver the sermon on the gospel
lenses for the sixteenth Sunday atts'r
Trinity. No evening services. omen:
on the last Sunday of the month. when
services are held in English at 7:30. ,
On October 15 the congregation m
observe the annual mission‘flstlyal.
at whicha special sermon on
ary work will .be medial
and afternoon. Pastor Paul noeseaer.
of New York. vice president or the
Atlantic Dian-let ed the synod will
preach in the morning. at 10:80.):ia
German. 'Bev. William 0. Hill. nous
missionary at Yonkers, N. Y., wifi
deliver the address in the'attsrnom.
at 3:30. in m, on negro missions
The ladies will serve a lundmon in
the assembly room for the out-ofdown
guests. The collection will be used
tor missions.
Rotor-mailer: festival on the last S's!-
day of the smooth; services in Gems!
g with administration at holy comma-
lon in the meaning. ’mtish services
5
My. What 1.
Sunday school every Sunday at ’lén
aw
Hall. where the eels-em took place.
In the long line, besides the student
body and many alumni. were the trus-
‘G‘fim‘my tees and faculty. Governor Rolland H.I
Spaulding with his council and stall
and guests from other colleges.
A luncheon was arranged to follow
the Webster Hall exercises with
Frank S. Sit-ester, of Concord. presi-
dent of the Board of Mam, presid-
ing. lnlorrnal events were planned
for the remainder of the day, inclad~
in: an interclass track meet in the
sitar-noon and a torchllght procession
and eehbnetien o! “neumolmi Mt“
in the evening.
YOUIOER PLAYERS"
m FINAL ROUND
lsatercwa
ass-l
Mm”. .mummowmhy'ym
'tolspanesenflcerslllatbehadboen
death at elsven soldiers and the in-
isryotmanyothsrs.
Alapaneae drugcisrk who was buy-
ingnhbhnmacunessboyohhcted
tsihrprioeasMandgavethehoy
a beating. Chinese soldiers resented
lapaaeee.endhaadledtbsdrngderk
roughly. ’ .
The disgruntled Japanese reported
assaulted by Chinese soldiers with-
out reaeons. A Japanese gandarle
Iwas detailed to areas an investigation.
and reported that his slats to u: in-
.formatlon at the Chinese barracks had
been resisted. A Nathan and twen-
ty privates were detailed by the Japan
ese commanding odicer to proceed to
the Chinese barracks and obtain sat-
infection.
i Two resides at the Chinese bar-
'1racks refused the Japanese troops ed-
-mission. The Chinese insist that the
Japanese lieutenant gave orders for
his soldiers to use some. A battle fol~
{lowed in which seven Japanese sol-
diers were killed outright. in were
mortally wounded. and several others
‘less seriously injured. FM Chinese
soldiers were killed and a number
wounded. .
While it has not been positively es-
tablished who Ind the first shot. it
was probably fired by a Chinese who
was standing some distance from the
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Quaker
Home Craft
Week
Quaker Lace curtains
When on approach a house about the first thing
urinals. The windows an: the eyes at a
house and the spirit of the house looks through them;
To have Curtains of pleasing appearance, that invite, or
suggest a charming interior. is simplyamnttar of pcrson— ’
al taste. Expense is not the first idea, nor need it enter
noticed is
the question.
may.
oilabor.
_ Curtains in pairs. file! lace in geometric
diamond square, stripe, and medallion effects. edged Willi
$2.00 :0 87.50.
By'tbe yud. cream and white, in stripe, block, and t- '
conventional dcsrg‘ns in wide assortment. "“
samnav. oer. 1. kiss v
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A Display of Quaker Laces
for Window Decoration
Promote the selection of new Curtain! it ended this
fall. The very name stands for neatness and the assort-
ment is such that will please cvcry‘woman who is ar-
ranging a pleasant room. ,;
patterns,” » ‘,
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"3
38¢ to 81.60. 3.
The values are all the more remarkable, because of
' the sharp advance in the price of material and the cost
Commuting. ' “EKG:
followmg' :
MEAT LOAF
SALAMI
NEW YORK
gate. and is reported to_have Med with
such deadly aim that he alone proba-
bly killed most of the Japanese.
actor the oonllct the Japanese fled
tetheir barracks. were they barri-
attaelr from Chinese troops. The mag-
Japanese commander in an elert to
make amends and restore peace. He
we kept as a prisoner in the Japanese
barracks by the cmnmander, #0 ex-
snoxso sonar: anemones
resume-rolls r
Lowest Market Prices Prevail Here. L ‘
A. F. Beckmenn & Co. ;
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 WW St.
.DELICATESSEN
' We are headquarters fartheiamouaOtteStshl'e Smekla M
endats. Yonarcsurely missinga treat“ yonhaveloa
tried this line. We are ready to serve you with any of tile
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GENUINE SMOKED BACON
FANCY BOILED HA!
SMOKED LIVERWURRT
HAM BOLOGNA " ‘ ‘ -
'-v~r— us, ’ao-v
Telephone rang.
.people are doing without
ceded themselves. fearing a general 1W than they m having be'i
come so gadusliy accustomed to the ”a o ,
‘m 0‘ CW W t3” loss I mum» of certain edibies. “mom, to be M w "my “
Bacon—-which the correspondent had
notgeen in Germany for months—is
plentiful here. (1 m: butter.
and olive oil. seen in the grocery
r ‘
far more iheans~hes been eswcislly felt by the
poorer people. A few beans and peas
negligible quantity. unfit. 01 Wolf
the Germans were very lewd. diaapn
ufiipmd in the first weeks at the war.
On thisfood.ititesa bacbtaiaed,
one cannot starve, hi: the mace--
til I; may.
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Geranny is not starving. and thererfresh and smoked. The disappearance ’
is no fear there that it will, but theiof um lemmas—hauls. peas “d '
Club.
tween
pianosttbei'lenasrfl.0.nsxt
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”lament-ring mama cavsriyte est.
SWEET. Mass.
rename Gnarly. of Philadelphia. Ind
Miss Alexis Stirling. of Atlanta. 0a..
won their way yesterday. into the
final round of the National Woman’s
Golf championship tournament on the
links of the Belmt Sprint Oonlti'!
Thomas Blackout. at Forest Hills, N.
1.. by a score at seven and sin-while-
flies Stirling eliminated Mrs. C. C
Auchingloss. oi‘ Piping Book. two up.
Lysol-l 70 Hour carts.
» .slnw roan. 0st. balsa asser-
sne “all enabled so".- over the fit be-
«ammonium use
tie for Title.
Get. [relics
The former detest-d Ira
the beaten: champion unmet
Tues-m
plained that he felt he wee protecting
his troops against any further attack'
by holding the medalists. Finally the
Japanese released, the magistrate utter
he had turned his son over to them to
be held as a hostage.
On August 16th the magistrate ei-
fected arrangements for the withdraw-V
,al of Chinese moss lvs adieu stem
the town. and peace-was restored.
moral. Sweden. Oct. 3.—
!Oerrsspcndeeoe or The Asmlsted
Press)——One thing after another has
so graduallyl’rnsl
mu markets since the war began that
the very existenceof certain luxuries
and some things that were anon-eon-
sidmed noes-hiss. has been fermion.
mum-mmmlwfl’mmm'mm
‘ ‘hsenginleriinslneeilsewarbegan;
tot-auyesrsbsfereiadad.»
'juhnmmmmmhmh-
ernhoi andgrocsrywiadofs illled
shops offere'.‘ " really irresistible ap-
io one the ind scarcely known
them for so long. There were differ-
cut outs of pork: the correspondent
had had a small portion of pork twice
in three months. He found many
klnds or hand. been the only kinds
as meatl’ 7 new. were rye nosed
with potatoes and when: lane‘s with
be. 'rherswasrealccdee. whitdlone
cannot obtain even in the best hotels
of millionaitna' issues in Germany.
The taste of French-tried potatoes
‘was almost anew thing. for no Ger-
man household has snout let to per-
mil indulging them luxury. was
baskets or brand on the tables to ho-'
leis and mussels. and as bread-
cerd required as a condition opulent
to partaking. it seemed almost irreg.
jar and even warrant. Annular tor
maccaronl brought a grimly gamer
than a household etiwopm'sone can.
obtainin'fiel‘lllfol'snoleweek. A
slush. order-st cold mentaeoatsilied1
pie. who either get nothing ill pets.-
toes and bread or who do not snow:
how to make the most or what they
do not. complain of the Wot
the fare and that they are continually:
hungry. A number or women oi this
cuss. some weeks sen. made a small...
demonstration in front?! the city hall
or one of me‘muhlclpauues of one. .
er Berlin. declaring that the! were
blurry. ‘Yeushellnotbeallowed to "
starve (verhnagernlf' said them.
"but you will have‘lo be ham ‘ dill!!-
som." '" ' .‘
This is undoubtedly the spirit sub ,—
mating all hot an newscast sw- “
bar of the Germans. They are seller
sad that they will set starve. auditor .7}
are willing to make the milder tor»; .
eh. Method implied in the mayor‘s ‘
words Anditwmtbehefid‘fld’w
to make, this sscrilee because as m ‘ .
lent illustrated. they do not realise.
first how great it is. i ‘
Ge"-
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