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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 8, 1917 · page 2

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, Snub. Norwalk Congregational
march. John Stapleion, minister-—
yl «morning cornice at 10: 30:

m which the nutrition Will be “Liv-

 

5m service at 7. 30. A communion! 10:9.0 a. or. Sunday school, J. Wesley
Service will be held in the morningl‘Slnuson, superintendent. Theme

school after the ion. vacuum. Mil
ll‘hoped that all the members be pro
38m to start on the work for the tall;
7: 30 p m.. evening worship. this is a
continuation or the Union services,
were; hm backfield during an entri-
m the Methodist. Wei

‘Llnd Baptist churches uniting. Mg.
Tho-rpm will speak on “Lot‘s
Choice” ‘Wednnndey afternoon and
. evening; the Fairtleid County Sunday
school association will meet at the
Nonnlk- Hethodist We! chunch.
The program is good and willopmve
of service to all Sunday school aorti-
ers; Thursday. 7: 454 p m midyear
meeting of the church} Friday.L 8:00
P. 111., char rehearsal 'at the church.

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1 East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
”Church, Rev. Harold E. Wilson. one
1101‘. —9: 30 a. In fellowship meeting;

Bible class meets at this hour, and
the pastor, Rev. Ii. E. Witsonxwill

in; Through Giving." l: r

4 none Mr“ .11. Morning.

4.14 (leg-“The sum“ ....... Stebbins‘
filo—é “Law at Thy Feet". ”Bartlett
Mtldiieé‘Warrior's Song" ......... .Rllly Day in our league and a record
4 .................. Heller-Bigger. attendance is hoped for; 7:80 p. in,

The evening service will be a Unionl evening worship and demon; Morr-

\ seriflce o! the Methodist Baptist and day, 5’200 p. m.. the monthly meeting
‘Congre‘getional churches, held in the ol' the Ofllolal Board in the church"

, Baptist church with Rev. F. H parlor; Thursday, 7. 45 p. 111., prayer
Thompson. preaching. The Wharton meeting, led by the pastor.

.‘nger Circle will meet on Tuesday at W... V
the church at 2. 30. Du Thursday Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A;
evening“ there will be a. meeting of Coleman rector—calendar for the,_

“ the church to consider “The Most im- week oommemcing September 9. Ser-
portant Branch of the Year’s Work."

lspenk;11:00 a. 111., min; preach-
6: 30 prim; Worth Len-
gue Devotional moths. This is

 
 

 

 

 

East Norwnlkl. Rev. Tbilzlerro .b‘. Cait-
key, D. D., reetore-Fomteenth" Sun-
day after Trinity.
morning“ prayernnd‘ sermon at: 10:30

Christ Church; Granary Boulevard.

September 9th.
a.‘- ntf'suhday school at ‘12, 111., oven-l
ing prayer will be“ omitted. The con-
gredallon :md‘tllc general public are
cordially invited.

St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Cedar- street near W3st :111‘
11119. Martin L Stoop, pastor.- Mom-
lng services in German at i0: 30 with‘

 

Every member will be welcome.

vices for the 14 sunday utter Trinity.‘ sermon bi tho pastor. :11 on “11;; son'-
9 30 a. m.: celebration of the holyjicee twice monthly German evenin:
communion The drafted and enlisted services on the first Sunday oi the

men of the Parish who are in the
city haw been specially invited to bc-
prevent at this service. immediately
after it those. present will be [“050an
ed with :1 prayer and testament. A

First Congregational Church. Rev

- E 'l‘. McGregor, Ph. D., pastor.—
llornlng 'ser‘vice at 10: 30, with
preaching by the pastor; Sunday:
school at 12:00. This is the openingi
session of the Sunday school. There“ good gatheringr of 1111: men of llrL1 par-
will be a speclal rally day progra111.!ish is hoped for. This 1‘: also the 1111‘-
All the friends of the school are in-‘porale czorrmurrlrm 111' 11111V‘tii1‘l's
vitcd. There will be no evening sert- ‘zl‘r‘ieizdly Scotch " 10 30:1 111.,1110111-
ices during September. Him: prayer and Sermon 1.111111111‘ 14f,
Prelude,—»“Song without Words in Il- Lthe sermon will lw‘ ’l‘lw Desire of 1hrA
{lav-~01) 67. no. 3....(F. liondels-j‘lureoku to see Christ.” Tuesday 7:45

 

 

 

 

 

solm. ‘p.111.,; The Bethany chapter of the:
...._ L‘L'Quartot-“0 Lord. Thy boundless: \Wonu‘rn' 44 (l uild will meet in the Guild
l love :11 rue" .......... F. ii. Bracken. ‘11111111 A tare-9 attendance ‘eepemrlly:
Tenor solo,-»‘He:1ven'is my home." . :wanted. Friday 7 45 p. 111.,; Chair r1‘
..................... ‘ ’i‘onzo 'Sauvage ‘l11L‘ar~:1l. l‘he choirmastcr desires 111
Quartet «v “Art thou weary?" . . 1.111111: with all 1111‘ 1111 "*9“ or 111111
......................... A. J. Holden. choir '1l121 50113111119 of sermons for tl114V
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Allogror1101!crutu.....l‘i‘. Kulbrr‘unm ‘thc sit-lwutlr day oi the month Tho:

'(hur 1h 51‘ lrool will upon then. 1

Paula f‘luu‘ch, Rev.

 

Norwrrll: Methodist Ephcopul Church

“Rm. Albert 143 licL‘bc pastor, Soul 314 . [until it;
2da\ 41“ 1cm: 9: ()0 A. M 01:15.: n11L1-t- ”MW“. .‘Vl'vr‘tmzmFourteenth 8111111111
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1L: 1er 10111 lll persons are inviird to
attend the '::=1\i1‘1L:4 , .. :pceclully sitting; ,
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tire pastor. “'Pho Cure for (:111‘."
._.. 7:30 1’. 11. Evening Service. 011 :10
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South Nor‘walk Methodist church
there. Will Do 1:11 Epu'ortlr League: l“ Olllll ll“ NH“ l‘ll‘l‘Y d‘l) lll ”10 .V‘l‘m
“meeting. Monday ‘m‘onlng- at 8700 for prayer and 1111111‘11L4411111 'llrc pm
o'clock :1 worthy of the .Surid:1y.ll10 an urged to 11111111 .1111] may f0:
-. 501,001 Board. 'l‘1114‘sdu,\: evening mzrhe Nor-idem 11f‘tl1olniled 3111141.:
.4 7: 45 thllsr: 1111:ell11t.Sl1ur'sday 1‘1'1‘113‘fllld :1ll (Uh-91's in zuulml‘ily. lnr our-j
lug :1! 7: 1’1 1‘: .1111 meeting. runny unllrrm‘y, our ultras and our 1'er .
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‘.A- .ludw-«Anflnnte (gm) Vmoto Filippo lllt‘. dl'llll. l0] ll” H’s ‘lltltS (ii “30“}

and rolioi‘. .11111 for the commit of ill
just and righteous parlor.

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the day ill ovzor l. l‘ Mark. Spnuor‘r. “UM?“ (“hm ll‘ll lcr'feulon" 3 D
and 111:1) Bouts: My l-‘nllplookg up 1111 To.“ [hm 2111.1 (1.111111, 'l44\os‘p1‘1
,. to Ln“... .- Ilostludom-Flgta] “March 1)! .Vl1vo1‘ylrodx l1: 1m1li11lly inviml to ho
’ M' SM“ ring 'llrursdny e1:11i111r.0n Wednesday
":1‘\oni111: Soptcmlwr 12th, the Roy. J.
llayiord 'l‘ullv will present moving
‘ ricturos at Grace Baptist church on-

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Htl‘r‘ol A. ‘.\l l-‘ Church
Sundav ser-

Knight
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5101:: 111. 12 “$.03 111. 811111113111 school 0'“ ”m .ruupicosu of ”‘9 Sunday
.4. 30 p 111. the vendor monthly con- School
t 8 1.111.rcncl1ingby the m -tor4
5:“, 1‘1“» .fi,‘,‘:,n,;, .xe“ 1119;111:1414 ,l 1111412111 1111114111411 Church Van Zamlt

You are always welcomed to this: litr‘ land Emily”); 5":3‘8" '83“ {y‘lg'h‘alk'
tie church home Scars iron. Good 01 ' TM“ 1111:: orl— :1 our
' “ or pr'aym. ‘:10 00 a. m, mo ning ser-

muelc. Tuesday night. Bet-hot study“ _
. 111m 10: 30 11L. m..‘~Sundny So out 13:00
and class melting. Thursday night :1. S‘ll- m..; Loyal Workers meeting. 6: 16

,. free etnr‘coptlcan criteria“ nmeni“ p 11).; evening sermon, 7‘ 00 p. m..;
,Lmue and bring a friend sunday‘luidwcek rruym‘ mil testimony meet-
'night after the preaching the district. ‘ ‘

conference delegate Will report. ‘Ving' Thursday. 7- 45 ll- monk.)

 

 

 

 

Gr ace church. Mr. Rev. J. Benton

Ahfioolak‘d Bible Sll‘denl5,*‘RGd :“anner yreclor...'l‘ho fourteenth
M9“ 5 hall 50‘ Norwalk, COM Sun-‘ Sunday after- Trinity. the celebration
day 5'31" 9 1917 “MSW J- A Bauer of the holy (‘orumunion at 8 o’clock

leln. of New York City Topic The Morning prayer and sermon at
Resurrection '10: 30.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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anatomy ‘Now

Join at once and get; a It‘EAL Combination Range. .

Bakes with coal, gas or wood in the some oven. Will gm you
.4: more heat than any other tinge.

We welcome you to colland Vsee‘ this range of scientific 1111114 ‘
attraction. _ “ . l ‘

 

«“91“ Plan-Lillllowith order, 3V2 weakly 20 your guarantee.

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Furnishing bones

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

.‘pwscm :11 the 4:4Jr1‘ic1‘é'.l‘rav‘cr meet-1 .
'n luncheon to the out-oftown guests at

‘ which can“ be home
crushed peanuts. or. rice flour to two '

, ntxntly‘ibr several Lgyer‘rr‘a‘ horn backv

month. Email :4‘h evening cortices on
the la 11 Sunday of the month at" 1:30.
Ew4'1rylmd) particularly the Luther
any. of Hawaii: and vicimm arc urn
1d 111 alte‘nd our. nominee and 111.l1r
this their ruir‘ltuul home. On the last
Sunday in September the annual min
s‘otr festival will he observed. Morn-
'i11:I servicl R at 10:30 invflerman. with
sermon by Rev. Otto Groomer. of Non
York: afternoon service!" in‘ English
at 4230. Collection taken by enve-
lopes is for the. various rrrisslonury
char-2101‘s. All are welr‘.umo hours,
will seru‘ luncheon noon and even.‘
i111: to out-oi-touu guests in the as
sembly 1110111.Sund:1y school 111 9:30
elm-y Sunduy. English and Gcrnum
dopar‘iuru‘ ills Cress and (‘mwn system,
of 1"‘ouurdr4‘ for regularull1-.11d2111cc “i

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\Vost menu-1. «The regulrr Sunday;
Portion of Ibis 1irur'1‘ll1 hold at ll:
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Christian S1»i.:1:‘1‘
her 9
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ing at 8 0’1190’41. T1) both these 'scr-l
“V‘irclx the pub 13 is invited. A road-
im: room 1 rmiutalrrd ut the same.
lltllllt‘Srl, 11) ml each week duy,holl1
11111:,- 1x09111411: {10111 lto‘illil'lOV p m.

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LADIES' AID OF ST. fiarsn‘ ’
LUTHERAN cum... 3

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or 21 IL“ \‘unrtoiiitnl’lrubhmn llwch.‘ ,
entertained yearerduy audio: 2
Mrs. Iv". 'if'uhrnrurr aoher‘relid’enc

 

‘F‘orry irehuo. At the name limo rhoé “ ‘

monthly business meeting was held. l
Afterlho routine buelnees he'd been
transacted the. ladies resolved to give

the annual mission festival which is to
be held at the church on ‘Cedar street.

money was voted for the parsonage
fund otthe church. Alter thobueiness
meeting refreshments were served.
Those present were: 211m. 14“. Hotl-
mnnlf, Mrs. J. U. Miller“, Mrs P. Scnu-
munn. Mrs. P. Smith, Mrs. John Eagle-
hardt. Mrs. K. Groorchner,~ Mn. '1‘.
Vl'hrle,;Mrs. 1. Brizgerrnan '. 11115.1.
Rain, Mrs. M. Banks, “TB.V'A_. Hater,
Mise M. Gottec‘hbm, rile.‘ L. Emmer.
Mrs. A. Schmidt. rMe.~A. Pechtold.
Mrs. C. Schauh, Mrs. T. zipperer, Mrs:
Fuhrnumn and daughter Marion. and
the pastor: Rev. M. L. Steup.

 

“FIFTY4FIFTY' BISCUITS."
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Sept. 8.—
Have you tried "fifty-fifty biscuits"
Uncle Sam's latest idea for saving
wheat flour id but bread? You use
two cups dbcoi‘rr meal. soy beans
ground,“ finely

cups of white 1143111401 you can use

of ground soy beans or crushed poo
cube with the wheat product.
You can mnked‘flftyvgyy", mumns

 

UNSHAKEN TEST-MOM!

Time is the test of truth. ‘AlltiiDoarr’a
Kidney’Pllls‘have stood the test. No
South Norwalk resident who suitors
backache. or annoying urinary ills can
rentaln unconvinced by this thce- told
teatimoy. :

Circa. H. Castle, 115 Main street.
Nor-want, sa‘ya: “i- suffered almost con-

acho and cther symptoms 0! kidney
complaint. Sharp‘twinges caught me
l1» my» back. 1111111111; 11 didlcult for me
to stoop or straighten. l was bothered
by kidney weakneuc too. i couldn’t
real well end not up morality. 1111411111:
core and lune. 7,! got man's Kidney
rule from 4 monomer I 00:: mil
store. and alter inking.» two boxes.

“bic‘” (itinerant given my 1. 1000}.

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it
at.
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The 1111411144 Aid Society of all Pet. ~11:

 

September 30. A substantial sum or”

one cup of corn meal and one cup B

there wasn't a true or kidney tron-4 T

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PlaidvGingha‘ms
This old- time favorite—one of themdst populailr‘

~~bf all cottons-has again taken its place arnnng dresoj
fabrics. ‘ . :

‘ 13.2...me and Smell Charla are ideal or:

V,'drcsscs and children's. school frocks. 5‘ ll.
. ..- [twenty-seven inches wide, loan. a M‘
‘ Parkbill Gingham, very attractive combinatioan

32 inches, 29 cll‘.
‘1 Better and finer grades. 39 old.
French Fluids. fine duality, ~ «45 etc.
“tin “00" .p'

‘ ‘7 . Silk and Cotton Poplin
'A truly beautiful weave and one of the "distill:
gurshed family of washable cottons. In dark green,

a, pink, old rose, tau and black.
’ ‘ {bray-51x. incheé wide, 98 etc. a yer-d. “V

”in“: floor. . '

- , In the Shoe Shop

. Complete lines of black and coloredStre‘eiBooh.

it is hard to tell what will be most fashionable, but did
New England woman has learned that black, tan or.
russet are tactical for street wear. There are also

“‘ certain shld‘e s of taupe that combine neatly with most‘
dress colorings. “

New Autumn styles, -.

$5 00 to $1200 g

‘ ‘ . “51.4. 514.11..”
in stockings _
“’ thkhownandtaupemeuduhnducsmbtdi

\Mnln noon,

At the Trimming Section
Furs by the yard

 

EI'llaupesurnd Black Wolf;
Skunk Opossum.

 

 

it really“ gives confidence.

Stylisl'r School Frocks

High wanted model. in M GEM.
it helps wonderfully in trying times of. recitation
B415 conscious “of looking quite correct as .'

 
 

gli waisted, smocked and bolted models are 4
mature in a simple and girlishfashion, pure t9
the young wearer and all beholders.

From 6 to 14 yet. .5, 5‘32.
31.50, 52.00.8160 to .2
Cordm‘oy and Serge Drum. b11111; m.
for 6, 8 and 10 years only,

“Moped-L‘flfil‘

 

 
 

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Second a”?

 

For the Tots
. who go to Kindergarten.

Bloomer Dream of colored ch‘ambray. blue, 75pinfii
_'D'r~tan, sizes 2 to 6 years,

l? ‘ “Straight-leg" Rompers, of pinlé and blu’eastrip
scersuckcr, or plain blue and tan ginghzim. Sizes f
2.3 and ?l years,

85 cts., $1. 00 and $1. 25.

- k Some Hats, dark“ straws for school weir. {mesa
‘ffiave be'en reduced in price and are now

98 cls., $1. 50 and $2. 00.

Children'c snort ucond noon!

9

Warmer Underwear
\ for little folk.

'Vellc and Pants 1n light weight cotton for col!J
Rather, just right for this time of year.
Cutter“: weave 2 ‘
7 t .Veete, high neck,“ long sleeves, '
‘ "2“ L high neck, short sleeves.
. Penis, knee lerrgtl1,,

“moonlit

,4 _ akin floow’
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Rag Rugs from Japan ‘

Braided and twisted strips sewed together deal
{The ideal rug for sleeping rooms, as they are duraV
“.hhd washable. ,
' » In sizes '18 x 36 inches, ‘

27 x 54 inches,

 

L‘ 30 x- 60 inches, _ 31.55.:

inches, . 1 62.0%

inches,
inches, .7 ‘

36x63

WW Rugs.
Sizes :27 x 54
{30‘}: 60

 

 

rib potato. or cooked white flour. 4 tablespoon 14.111115: powr

cereal, or around (my hearts, ‘10 1111' tier. LWormWnn molt; tour table
equal amount of flour. ‘lb'en there spoons shortening, liquid sutllclent to
are P'ility- lily" recipes (or Mrs 11nd mu‘ to proper consistency (1 to 1 142
for commonlnookiea ‘. our:
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no wen.“ homo millionaiiurrnrirc
comment can 1i roller meantime
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‘flitt together the flour. meal, can;
and linking powder twice. Have the
drowning in cold.“ gasoline and out
wrote the mixture with o‘kr‘riter‘dn-
'nlly rfibialr it in With the‘. blinds.
“or My with the cold liquid
4 ‘4»lrnlllr. nun 11111111244111: wetcrl‘ forming.
- fairly 14m dough wmeuulkiw‘ roll—
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~ 194% St Nor-walk. Phone 388.
Linoleum; m. «4 Von Znndt 81., m Norwalk. .

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