;
m W“- M '
banana Collee
“""“""'"""‘ 30c lb
manual-chadshi
Tryitoodsy.
snails“
of slnnors.
Nor sittclh in ”it! seat
01 the scornlul.
——Psalm 1: l
. . Trinity Parish Rev. Frcdcrick .t. the words and music being thrown
' «Doha-n. Rector-‘Edward .l. Sivus.’upon it. Many bcautllul ploiurcs will
Mud Choir:Dlrcctor—{Vslendurlbe used during inc lesson.
‘. ho nook bogiuning November 12.!
M411 Sunday “W Thur-‘8! Christ Church, fireaory Boulevard,
_ ‘* n.-—Golebration 0' the H01, com'ilt‘nnlt Norwulll- Rev. Tsllaferro F.
-. «union. to a. m.-—Suudar school. “flashcy. n. u. Rector The Twenty-
‘ 3- ”-407“an prayer ““3 scrmon. first Sunday after Trinity. Norembv-r
1:80 r. mr-Eveuins prayer and IPY~ll2~~Mornlng prayer and sermon at
“ 310230. Sunday school at noon. Evcn-
um. 7:46 p. m.-—Meetintz of the‘ing praycr ulld sci-mull at 7:30. ll
.m odiool teachers. at tho roc-ltvill be noticed that the full o‘uuduy
1-7. tserviccs—nlornlnx prayer. Sunday
m and Thursday. at 8 ll- m'._;1’.i.'.t.‘..l and grilling prtlyt r let ”7:39,
; . M Fm be a rehearsal of u“. mmmre to bc rcutluleti. lnnlnklmt this all-
. . “a m the parish in“ and on Wed; .llouncsnn-nl. the rector urgcs lllc Con-
' m at I p. m., the rehearsal mu [,0 srcgatlon of (Input Church to resume
- w h the you“ Mpnts t‘lub. 'lhi‘ t'hurchyoing habit. The bountiful
Wacky. 2 p_ m... Sewulx mp9,,“ u; and inlprcsslvc ccrelncny of thc Drill.
a. Women's gum cation of the Selleck Mcnlorlul Will-
WWI! afternoon and pvennmldsw by the Bishop on Sunday Just,
a... 0mm Friendly Society will hold a:oughl to lldtl a new touch of solemzllty
“If in tho mm, hall. There will “to thc courts of thc l4ord‘s bollsc and
y g 69001“ cntcrtainme J, in the aner,+aitrsct.iun lllCl‘Cituit‘d' attendance every
'11 ,fi, noon for the children, and entortalni Lord’s Day. C01“ one. come “"v and
~ in: for adults in the evenin‘. ,invltc your neighbors of East Norwalk
L, .to Thursday. 7:45 p. nl.——Meotl:lg of ‘0 come “'“h Y9“ fl“
’ ’ v.- he Glris' Priendly Society. . ” “’"” " " "
‘" Friday, 3:30 p. m.~Mceting or me (trace Church—Ray. J.
‘Mr Auxiliary to the Board of Warner, Rector—The. twnty‘nrst Hun
.F ”has. 7:20 p. Ills-.Mmin‘ of the tiny altar Trinity—The celebration of
«amnion Class in the Guild room. thc Holy communion at 8 o'clock.
1:30 p. m,~.-Slentnr Chapter of the Bro Mission Sunday school of 8. Faith at
«m; thoilzcod ill at. Anti-car’s at tile Trin» 9mm- Homing mil-“‘1’ ““d sermon “‘
4.. up Young Mcn’s Club rooms. Thomas t 10:30. Parish 'Sundny school at noon.
5- It. Dennison will be present. 7:45—— : Evening prayer and address on
.1, Choir rehearsal. I'"Phebs.' the Mill in n ctlurnc on "Some
‘Unllmllllil' Characters in the Bible.“
_—«———.
".1
~r : ‘5 beSubject n!‘ the nmmlng sermon will!
‘ oltrlst's Iiission and Ours." The . , , .
a; - . ““309qu will'be used to supple-‘ bi. P111113 Parish; Rm. Louis 8.
tout the regular lessons at the church Howell, 'mer‘”T“°“'y'nm Sunday
MW ‘ about. The opening service and
ji’i" who will be sun; from the screen,
‘3'
t '2‘ l"
‘ s utter Trinity. 7:30 a. m.——Holy Com-
munion. 9:15 a. m.~8t. Paul's Gum
day school. 10:30 a. m.-.\‘ior:llng
,pr'iyer and Littlny and sermon. 3
p. m.-—-St. An‘drew‘s Sunday
353 Main street. 7:30 p. m.-—Evenlng
prayer.
All people are invited to the ser-
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REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Sicamship Tickets -
Rents N otarios Public
1. lilayton & Coqlnc.
5 hllroad Ave.
or the parish are ready to receive
children any Sunday. The beginners
tTe'pnrtmt-nts takc children at the use
of four.
every day in the your for rest. prayer
and meditation.
South Nor-walk Congregational
.(lhurch. John stapleton Minister—Pub-
lic, worship Sunday morning at 10MB
with scrmon by the pastor. Second in
.jtlle series at Pilgrim Deeds and
So. Not-walk
Gtorge W. Coffin, Jr. Holland."
UN DERTAKER .
Office and Residence ‘
4 3:16:11 Place, New
dress by the pastor. “TheII-leritago of
Christian Song." Bible school at.
9:30 :l._m., Howard Tilly. superintend-
;en‘.. Men's Bible Class at. 12 o'clock.
l Music for the day:
. Morning.
I Prelude—ldyllo ............. Prsnoia
Solo—i Will Emit Thee ....... Hubn
.ooooooooooooooooooouu.
. FLOOR curlzmcs",
Linoiéu-mt - Printcti or Inlaid
CENGOLEUMS—Ruzs or Yards '
.{Iougolesmv costs but little more than Oilcloth—weara 1
land: better. , ' ' »' . -
wont. FIBER RUGS
,j. 6 by g, 7.6 by 10.6. 9 by 12
~ ,Afrapnsrsv AND AbipAXMINSTER sues ,._
TADI'CxEBMsu it. sort
tom «omits; c'ovfil. 'j' booms m
tofdodptrb it an a o a a on
.1 .,
Biased ls rho man'
who ualheth not in
the counsel or the
widod.
Nor stsndotll ll. tbs wuyl
Benton 1
ti’ostludv—Oa "lnduani Jllstttialll"
l
school.l
l
lunarlct— (Mind. the Heavenly Father
vices, especially strangers and visit-. .
ors in town. The two Sunday schools:‘mi‘m‘r-V‘SPH‘JB 50113
vallsrt‘et—God 8o Loved the
E .................. R. H.,
lPostludc~Grand Chocur in D
St. Paul's church is open all day] -------- a -----
1 Swedish Congregational Church»
lt‘hsrles J- Vllblstrom, Pastor—Special the dinner and her husband does not
‘Dnties, “The Church in England sndl
Evening service at 7:80.]
Musical praise service‘vvitb brief “flown; Norw’alk—~Willialn 0, mm“, Harrison
We» used Polaris «Honeysnd Tor will” occasion; WWW” l“ volcanic.
', in up. house in case 0! moot-I Sandor annotation), mum .
. first ocean's-lo. loos-n prion. luau.
Mo...
Mongol-Er;- ”44.9.4”; *5 ‘l i i .
r . worn up...
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Id ...... .
A...“ m ivt'mm
"""" new no t in mm. .
Ioh~7ho lard Is is ."fltnvuuu t- M.
m ........ .m-L nus-rJurg-uovs
anus—ro- W tic-Is. WHO-Islam. u
Pas-sol Ass; . Indus! m m by IN‘m.i
um». i! l-Thc “uni
no chorus can at as tho Him-
. u I with!“ Tapers-on use,»
spatial W. s So
in iior boom imur
luau 6.30 p. fl:-TM Saint
in" loath. Liv-odor. I!“ It!-
d:ed inn-joy. Sums-ct, "if The! C8!- '
not Believe in 1‘s. Will he! “re
in Our Chin?" t 30 p. unwind!“
smo- by the poster. He vlll pouch
9mm, Ir. ”me"; “NH”! Stiles tho third oer-sou in the urlos upon
lI.I\\rt‘l|(*. Err. John Stat-Mon Mon ‘7" 5'“ liirth.‘ 3"“ h" l" “‘3
’Bctts, Charles Wlicek. Mrs. r‘. i “'2’“ ’ .
smith. Dirocttr. into-er. - to p. lit—rho
in].
”on raw. hlion. A“
i W. Torus built. In ”bros. It»
lhw' \‘wls Voisht. Both t‘iury. Encou-
,ia louder. In. Clot» um. Irs.
,ll. Webb. hln. l. B. Tripp. Mir
_)irs. \i'. H. Stone. lira. E. ii. Hunting
.toa. Ellen Lane. loos Croiut, Its. l‘.
ll. Smith: Tcnor~ Alstm smith, Mr.
t
i
l
'l'ue:.day. 3:10 p. lll,—-.\leclillt: of QW'”'”¥ ‘V‘UN‘I‘WMG \vll‘. he Mid lll
?'i‘culplei‘irele of(‘ u. the church auditorium mm Dr. no
t Wednesday. mu p. m. «Monthly " ”“-""<- W" Mimic! r'Ulwrimcrldelm.
in tilalgt. ll oil it? an open meeting
It) itlllt'il rilerybody is united. After
the business session. there will be an
addrcss by lit: hici‘ormack. At ”1'
clou- oi' the addrcos the Ladies' Aid
Society will serve light rcfreshnients
This will be- a splendid opportunity to
mccl llit‘ new district superintendent.
and illl the church ruclubl-xrs and
friends are spell-tally invited to ill
lend.
Wednesday. 2.‘ p. mroThr Lsdics‘:
Aid Socicty will lut‘t‘l tl< usual. 8L
Missionary looting of the Woman‘s
Association. Address by Mrs. P. ill.
Luydcr. formerly of Burma. at lllt‘
Ihuulo of Mrs. Frank Militun. ‘J Sey-
mour slr'aet.
i Thursday, 7:46 p. m. Heeling
'Wmllan- Bible Class.
(in Friday'cveuing llt 6:30 at Your
littlhrrs' Day Suilpcr will be: served in
ithc dining T001111)! the church, at
which time. torctrmeuury plans of the
ichurch and definite plans for the work‘
,01' this church ycar will be discussed.
”The names of speakers will be an- 9' ‘u-“Tm Epworth UHLEUP Bible:
nounced on Sunday. The church and js‘de Class. _ ' . l
collxrcxullon are cordially iflVll"d. A 1 Thursday, 44-) DJ“. The Midweek
:t-ontribution of ten cents per person ”W” ““"mil “‘“l‘ ”‘9 1’33”" in.
('lllil‘lt‘. ;
i The Whatsoovcr Circle of 1001's l-rldsy. .5 9‘ ”Tn” 39'0“":
llitlughtcrs will meet with Mr\ F. i. I‘m-““9 “mm“ “19‘1““ “"3 5‘00“”; ,
lSillx, 20 Taylor llvrllue. on Tunis), —'"" t
wt 2:3" P; m. Norwsik Methodist (Thurch'—-R0\'. (‘.f
l E. Burto, l). 1)., Pastor—The pastor‘
First (‘ongrenllonal Church ltev. will 'rmh at both services on Sun-f
flirncst F. McGrcgor, Pb. 1).. Pastor-—- tiny. Morning service at 10:30, udl
Morning oerrl‘c'r'ut 1min. This will evening service at 7:80. Esrir ma i
be it briefer scrvicc than usual. and in: class at 9:30 led by Frederick
,wlil be followed by a church muting Bedlam. Sunday school at the noon
lto rccclvr ihe‘i-fiaomlnondntions of hour. Men's Assembly at twelve:
the church council concerning a now o'clock in the tower room. Young
'orgltn. Vesper service at 4:30 with‘People's Service at 6:40. Topic: "ii,
sermon by the pastor on the sownd ot‘ They Cannot believe in Us, Can They!
four parables: "’l‘hc Manhunt." Sun-‘Beliove in Our Christ?" 2 Hunt. 12:“;
{day school at noon. Christian Err'and Mati. 26: 69-73. Strangers always
deavor st 6 o'clock. Topic; “How‘ to welcome. ‘
glic strong." 1
“cunt-3d” noon, from lweivc untii_l’"i“¢9"“°mfim ‘- i"
.ltt‘o o'clock the Doorltecpcrs' Clrclo' ------------------ MOON “I Willi!“
will give a Pancake and Sausage Q‘m’lflwo Lord. Rebuke 310 Not ‘
of
,sttt-ndltlg. is requested.
Momma. ‘
Luncheon in the parish house. Both- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1!“le Buck
ladies, sud xintlcmcn sn- invliod. The “no" Mo‘sttlefled.
i'i‘usitem Singers will sing old l’ilsu. quflflfiemifll-
listion Melodies during the. luncheon. ’o'll“de“”"¢h Militalrs
Wednesday evening in the church, -------------------- Jules Them..-
the Turin-goo Singers will give it lrco EVMW. 4
lconcort for the behest of Til-items in- P"“'“"“""‘“’" “WWW“? 1 t
‘. .. tircy
lstltuie. A [rec-will oflerl will be -----------------------
lisken. DI ‘Quartrh Abide With Mr-
-, Mid-week llPl‘VlCt' on Thursday a: --------------- ”mm“ ('hflfl‘hi"
cight o’clock. Subject: "Earth-bound." QW"°""”“W‘M "1 C ,
Friday afternoon at 3 o'dook. tho Dudlc)t Buck‘
,Oolden dials Circle will most with Arthur P080.
’Mrs. Frank Gregory. as Newtown an» I
mm, Knight Street A. M. It. Church»
. Wednesday. Novcmber 23. the next Rev. 1. A. McCoy. Hutch—Sunday oer»;
meeting of the Men’s Club will be held vices—lamb); worship, preaching by
.in the Parish Hausa. Dr. C. H. 'l‘ovn- the pastor. 12:80 p. ln.———Sunday
,tlsud will’s‘pe‘sit on "The Depths of tbs/school. 3:30 -. p. m.—--'l'hs monthly
:Sou." Dr. Townsend is the director sacred wn'c‘si't: program will follow.
‘01 the New York (‘ity Aquarium. The 7 l)- lbw-M19" C; K. MREIIP. it p. m.»
tllik nl'S‘be illustrated. This will be A. sermon of special inteflst to all
lstilcs' night at the club. ‘ Vi" b0 PNICM‘G‘ by the pnslof.
Music fos- thc day: Come and enjoy our spccllll wricomc
to tile spiritually weak and strnnncrsu
l’ostluds hrs rut
nun—-
i
l Morning.
l’reludtrv-l’llsntasic from 13th Son- , PMHM- .
, uta ...... ‘ .......... l. Rhcill‘bci‘grr ()rglln \oluntsrnyrs. slnlcon Hutch.
'Quartct—t) Lord. Thy Bounding myfl~flenry 'laztlln. ,
l how to Me ........ 1". H. Bracken S‘elootioxh-Choir, ~ .
z'rmtor Solo—Come Unto in. v. MriPtuN-MW. John Burr. -
i ,Weury .............. Geo. ll. Nevin 3“” Solo—Aaron T- Archw, ‘
lQuurtcl-U Jesus. Thou Art Stand- Recitation—mm Lilla (.Jarke. r
; mg .................. J. H. Brcu’er Solo-4hr. Prank Middleton. '
Recitation—Mrs. Robert Wright.
Solo—Frank Middleton.
Solo-Mrs. David Chanse. t
Reading-Mm J. '1‘. Howard. '
Solo—J. l). Whitcllurst.
........ .-\. tinilntalit
1. Vapor Service at 4:30.
Prelude—ta.) Ottertory in cam. Op.
' N. .............. 13.. . . .
36' o 2 Op. 311”“ iSolo—.tlrs. Edward Townsend.
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”1’ "”2”" “‘ “m" r: Baum..ltooltotlonmultra Rcbcccs Hall. l
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Solo— Frank Berry.
Solo~-.\lrs. Jesse Whitehead.
Mrs. l. A. McCoy in charge.
r . Salendnr for the week: . '
“‘ E.“h:‘l;31.lll luesdsy ninth—Class Meeting until
Woodman tho Amusement Club prac‘fice. 1
Thursday night—There will be a do:
bole. question "Resolved; Which,
,should be the ansrler, the husband,
who comes home and finds the dinner,
not ready, or the wife who prelim-est
P. A. Schnccker
.1. Winter Thompson
services next Sunday at 10 o'clock come home." the
a. m. 4 ppm” and 7:30 p In. Rev. R. eveninl 5~
Mains Thomastou and Rev. F. Subliml mi Ill £41m“. rehearsal
“flame“? ““1 PW“eh ‘1‘ lb?” “e". Sundlfy, of? 19th. will bottle second
vices. and Mrs. It. Sshlin will sing. Huang,” meeting day. .
Come and enjoy
-_——u‘—.
rlrst Methodist Episcopal Church,l 30m Norm“, 8mm Church”,
Thompson. Pastor—«Sunday,
Minister—40:30 a. m.—-Sernlon and , _
service. 12 rim—Bible School. 6245110' ° 33,, Prumgmweofilgg'fl "‘3‘:-
. inn—Nouns People's Devotional-mm" ' ° ”n s '
9 ,Secret Examination. 12 m.—-—Blble
Hour. 7:30 p. m.~Praiss Serviceus‘moo] session 6'30 _
u .. . . . p. in. Young
Sermon, The water-wagon. lPoople's Mcetlng. The subject. will be.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.—Class Meeting-«How to Be Strong and the leader,
Thursday, 7 p. m.~Probationors'iM,_> Howard. 7,30' fi- m.——Evenln:
Class. 7:45 p. m.-——Prsyer lacuna. ’ hip
Friday. 3:45 p. m.—~Junlo}; Insane. thursdsy, 7:“ it. m.--‘Mld—weeit
8 9' 13""307 Scouts. - months of the church. '-
liiusic 1'!!! the day-Archibald Mer- . _,____.__.
riam. Ortsnist and Director: ,
‘ Morning at 10:30. ‘
Organ Premdghdsxio . .‘ ...... Tours Church, Cedar “Mt! near-West “9‘
. . hue-Martin L. AStsup, Pastor—Divine
Ohm)” Anthemwood 1‘ Lou: ‘ services will be held at the usual time,
._..JA&—...u.—~n., Jack-n- ...... u. mil-50 E. m. Gm! 89mm by th“
“stru- No evening sot-vices except on
the last Sunday of tho month. when!
tor/vices are-held tit-English. lit 7:30.
On film-int Sumhv of flit-t. "moth
tho congresstlon whi‘observo rum,
9-“ mmt nu warning
"and uranium. will: be appropriate to
am NAD- Wino cotton.
floaters who bore used FOloy's
Honey and “far would not be without
it. “His. stun Erbium. Clayton. N. it.
writes :‘My grandson had'whooping
cough whom was three montborold
mu“. n» ..
15°th ltflm‘hb lilo. in“! nowtdiiifihfimvm’mw till: '
in; sin! in.” it is a fine thbsgto hove ' mu church home
The German _ mum. fusior and senior, .
g ._
intimation, “W “k W"?““’- Hosting for retinitnosidbo‘rs tomor-
, . -—-- ‘ Ghonnnoflosomltinuod arms 12
"fit
6t. Peter’s. German Lutheranv'
lots-spa. ow pupils may flu" in snr ',
What about an Umbreih?
“we is certainly umbrella 'flihfl ahead.
and ii on: v. ishcs a smart slylc let her look st
m new ”not tilit have just arrived.
n.»-
$2.50
own umbréll: at a glance, yet it is
wzl) cliuapituuus.
tivc. refined, elegant. A ierced silver ball with
a black silk carrying cor . Hand-etched Silver.
of unique design.
0:
li.ln.ilcs are distinctive. One may ick her
in any
Sta-E. .nm and M nan-I, conserva-
5350 wed-L ' . .: 1n
Black with whit c, sports and novelty effect .
and $3.00
The “Fly Weight,” green with ivory handle, dark blue and black. Quite new
- ,éé<+rrrv:mq of-
The Collar of Style
very
White Satin Collars
50 do. up.
beautiful.
tincss, yet ver ' durable. ‘
,r
$7 00’ 1
Mom St. entrance. first right notion. ‘
ti
,1
3?;
1!
Hand unbroiderod white broadcloth and very
Practical also because it is washable.
Hand embroidered Georgette of a filmy dain-
. . in .‘
Vestoeso white satlu or broadcloth. T";-
Broadcloth Collar and Cuff Sets, lace edged,
handsome.
Satin comma Cuff .
Sets, $1.00 up.
Main floor, center.
The Linen Handkerchief neatly
. lnitialed Handkerchiefs
Time to odor lattes or monogram now.
for which most persons are ever grateful.
htlndkerchiefs disappear mysteriously. .
Odors for embroidered initisls or monograms taken from now until
December first. _ ‘43"
Letters, 5 to 9 cis., according to size. :3;
- , Monograms, 25 cts. each. .13
Women’s “orchids, 13 to 50 cu.
Man's Wick, 17 to $1.00.
initialed by hand, makes the gift of gifts
Nobody ever had too many, and
Main floor, north aislo.
,Attractive Curtains of
Marquisette and Scrim
'A new arrival of Curtains ill both
fine and coarse mesh, suitable for any
room. These are the kind that will
last a long time and never go out of
style.
in deep ecru or white, plain
. with lace.
* Matteo, in block designs with
i
or edged
wide insertion of filct lace, or with
square medallions.
t Serious, plain with insertion and
edge of heavy torchon.
. Prices $4.50, 85.00 and $6.00.
lg, Please look at them.
l: * *
, Women's Richelieu
Underwear ’
“Knit to no"
Motfinm moist cotton,
Third floor.
without
seams, close fitting‘and comfortable to.
year
c. 50 on.
81.00.
Main floor, north aislo.
Vests and lights,
‘ ‘Union Suits,
Two. Dainty Fabrics
for house frocks or evening won.
(Impede dine, silk and cotton, in
motel ’ shades for evening, and my
" ye, black, brown and green in do, ‘
colors for daytime.
_' 36 inches wide, "
'rosebuds in blue, pink, yellow or lav-
, . 17 cu. yd.
‘- ' Pmtt‘yfol' faucysprons or mathiee‘
M "'~.~“A_ ‘ .
iflu
_ , 59 as. yd;
White Bstiol‘sspowdcrcdwith small
t ‘3
V 1
VI) ,3:
l The Women's Shoe Show
Complete .5,‘;,
I, Evaytlung' she m in shoes?) 1
Dress: Boots
all heights, all heels,$4,m to $12.00
Street Boots
all heights, all heels, $4.00 to $12.00
Evening Slippers, sat-
in, patent leather, .7 1:
:51" bronze, gold and sil- ‘
‘ % Ver, 3 54'“, to $7.”
House Slippers, with
either sensible or
high heels, $1.50 to $3.50 '
Boudoir Slippers, kid,
satine, brocade or
*3? satin,
'"f‘ Comfy. Slippers, felt
with padded soles,
nice for winter,
$1.25 to_$5.00
$1.00 to $2.00.;
Knitted Slippers with ‘ § -
lamb ’s wool insoles, .31,“
Black Kid Ballet Slip- '
pm, .— so so . ‘.
i.
54:00 to $7.“,
Pumps, late
very » smart
Spat
styles.
models,
Spats. of all wanted
shades and colors,
$1.75 .. $3.007
Accessories. 1 it?
Aluminum. Slipper . Cleaners for a
Trees, .75 ch; colored shoes an »
Adjustable Shoe. slippers, 25cc;
‘7’?!” “'0“ _. Laces, all shada’?
, .R‘ubbcrs, Arches. . and lengths, 10
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