W81 cum llfldin tin!
um rebut-ch at 1:80,“ the acting
molar, Roy. S. Erwin. preach
mg; The war relief work on surgical
dressings under the auspices of the
Women’s Association will meet as
all‘mm'ihyw Outfitters:
..ral¢ of the; #9186 Work” villi-{be
melt. Out'Frhllx «evening at teight
:o'elock the‘defiofls will "meet at the
parsonage.
First Congregational-Climb, Rev.
E. T. McGregor, Pl; 1).. pastors:—
Moming service at 10:30,‘with preach
lug by. tho-MJWC— “The-Cull
of the Market:" Sunday, school at
noon. = No. evening" service. during» Sop
thodist Episcopal church
E. Beebe, hasten—Sum
:36 a. m., clues meet-
aBedlent. lander; 10:00 a. 111.,
mm. men's assembly; 11.00
= : worship, sermon by the
school, A. .T. Anew. superintendent:
3:15 p. m., Deacon J. D. Taylor will
lead the services at 'the Rescue mis-
sion; 7:00. p. m.. the first. mieewf
the full season of the Allen C. E.
league will meet, Mrs. l. A. McCoy
3:80p. m..EnwortlI league-do moulding; s p. m.. there will be a “We“ , .
”fleeting; 7:30 p. 111.. evening stereoptmn sermon thenei “The _ ”mm:
Col. Swartnkopenaky, a low Rich Fool)! illustrated songs. will: Bteluderl'miiuuwith Piano. Caution;
sum! 0f the Czar 0f Russia accompany the 'scenes. All friends 09- 85’ NOW. -------------- 1- Rail
“ ussia, Yesterday and and Btmngefs in town are cordially in- Quartet~“Peam 1 Leave With You”
m» invited to attend this vitod to this little church, which lb E --------------------- J. V. Roberts
. My evening El 3 o’clock, styled as a. radiator, not a roirtger- 0m“°‘~5¢10r"0l97 Sweeily Solemn
>Wfl§ky will lecture on ator. Seats free. Good music. Ttses- Thought" ‘. ................ ll, Buck
Mel-mad Escape From a Slalalt night regular (.1333 meeting; Quartet—«With Violin) “(homing the
89911:” Tuesday evening at. Wednesday night. the Mile mission Bar" .............. P, A. SChllE‘t‘kel‘
‘fimfing, led by H. H.‘ My m1“, is called to meet at 1111.1Oh'ert0l'y— 7\’iolin and Piano, Melodie
t Thursday evening at 7:45, parsonage; Friday night then? will 131.1 m A ......... .. ..... Ettore. Poznan
. 1a chicken supper, given by the “111.11’Dstlude ~~~~~ (‘aprlcclo in A Minor. op
Mornln . ing workers at the church. | 33. No.1 ........... l". Mendelssohn
o—Overture.... Everett Tt'uette Mrs. Olive Gray France, Violinist.
—“Christ is Knocking at My
Kurt.” ................... Otis
,, and Alto Duet—J‘My Faith1
f” . up to Three? ......... Basst‘ordi
‘ Postlude in C Lam’s.
9 Evening.
‘WEvening Benediction
, ....................... Thompson!
fiel-‘—“The King of Love" l-Eholley1K
._ 1 _.
QQTBUSSIEIH March. lday, 7:45 p. 11L. first full meeting of
South Nor-walk Baptist Church,‘.l.i
Harrison Thompson. {lesion—10:3” (.01
n. m., morning worship, sermon topic: . ‘
‘tl‘he Marks of a ‘Chrlstla'lg; 12 ttt.,| church school: “:00 a. m.. morning
bible school. 5885“?“ ~ 7'”? D‘ “-1": Drawer. sormou: “A War»Time Moan-r
there Will be no service m th s church 1 lll'i“” ,1.“ m oveuin ‘ a or ‘6
W6 unite with the Methodist, and. - ‘1“ P- -- g W V l"
Congregational churches in a union
ervicc in the Methodist {hul‘L‘lL Tues-
‘rinitl' Church, Roy. Frederick A
enlan. rect0l'.—~7Sunduy services, 8
a. m. holy communion; 10:00 it. nt.,
2 ztdull'esr: ’l‘ueuduv. 8 p. m.. lllen's club:
Il‘l'iday', St. Matthew's Dam-9:30 holy
icommuuion, 7:45 choir rehearsal. The
1 --—--~ , ,. . 'Iohurch school will 01an All teach-
the Mizpah (pole of lungs llaufllr, . ._ , .. , . ,
1F! in M. E. CHURCH gter’s; Thursday. 7:15 p. 111., mid-week: 2;: and scholars requested to be pres-
.myo tylgague servtce at 6:45.‘ meeting of the church.
My Mobil-Elizabeth Wilson. topic: -
. miner Playing Brought Lean!
.Your Soul?" 1
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' ‘ 1 Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard.
Grace Baptist Church. B“”°"_S“"e", East. Norwalk. Rev. Taliferro: E: Can
sacred concert. Sunday ”WNW; “they, rector.-15Lll Sunday after Trial
23:30. llty, September 16th. Morning prayer
Scripture RewiIIK--»M|‘- 5- O.Harold~and sermon at 10730 a: ma Sunday
Edit Afienue Methodist Episcopal
threventssrtbe‘ibosttsom mean; or 51‘.
ills! Week” on W_Mm 1111me 3
am. my
Established
EmonggNewzfl‘ooks .
“As a rain after a long drought in summer. so is the perusal of an inter-l
esting book after a day heavily fraught with toil. and he who has not acquired
u love for books sufficient to prove thé‘ truth of this shouldnmkeit his greatest .
consideration.” .
1 .
'fA StudentimArms”. bvlflomldtfiunhewu- $1.50
, Sketches published originally in theLondon S eta-ll
tor written lava map in the trench.es.,who says toilet-ill);3 has‘:
to savwrtth'n smuhcrtv and an lllSllll’ll‘lE outlook on a'.
world {one mad; Donald Hankey was killed in action on;
the West Front. October. 26.. ,1916. If. youbuwthis book
E3133? challterzentltled “The Beloved Captain.” Don’t;
_“’l‘lt‘eRh_vmes of a Red Gross Man.” by Robert Service. $1.00
deifii‘s’ souostall With the call of trumpet and d '
Readé‘ThECowan’.’ who :“Q‘tr'ncd the V' - '- - . . ”.1 um.
gotihispfmug. in 1311911093.” lctorltll Cross arldt1
“Beyond." by-JohnGalsworthy. $1.50!
fl Although this book is on clored shelves in most. bl' ‘
brancskand potter indiscrimindte reading. the studglllrt (lief
iterarv stvle Will find much to admire. for few writers of
iiction today eoual Galsworthv in makimr’word pictures-
.‘fl‘he Shadow Line.”.by Joseph Conrad. $1.50
“The shadow Line” isthat dim boundary that divide“
youth fromm‘t' ' .. ' r ' I " ' '3
classrc of the Szauritv This story like others of Com ad is a .
“Infantry Drill} ' ” ‘
Am“ Rouulatlons of the United States
“Field service Regulations” United States Armv.
u
.
t
0 cts. ;
50 cts.
Mrs E. 0. Powel mon: a
7:30 p. m. song service not 8010‘
' meeting. Th“ Woman's Fm“Solo ...... . ............. Mrs. the parish, one at the parish church
”loamy society will hold itsi
Meeting for tho {all at the par-t
'1 Wednesday night. The pas-
F. Scott:
South Nor-walk
. .Clturch. .lolln Stnplctoll,
ye a tulk on James M. 'l ho~ Morning servico at 10:30’
euh‘il'lxample M Providence mlton will preach. ll‘ltt subject
nllllluterr—u open on Sundnyt
l
p. on. St. Andrew's Sunday
”*9“: "The M“ 0" th81necttatlon.g ....... Miss Ethel Fflwllil"3dm°‘. 353 Main street. Wimppnuk:
’ ““5““ 9mm memtllecitation .......... Miss titatlys snnsg'Ifw v. m. eventns- prayer. Parent-n
a meeting Of all imemsmd lniRecitation. . . .Mastcr George llixoni‘und other. people interested in. club
mutton Of a weeknight Blblet Solo .............. Mrs, James Perkins1dreu are asked to take special notice
ems: Wednesday. 2 n. m.. Ila-{Recimion ,,,,,,, 31:35 Eloise Pollurrl1‘thnt both of the Sunday schools or
t and the other at the St. Andrew's
t'ongregatlonult Mission room in Winnipmk. ore to rev
' Every old scholar
.\lr. Staplo. should be present, nnd children are ,
beingd welcome WiKfihllVP n‘ot been members"
One MuStCarrya Bum
The-Envelope Purse of leather seems the a. I ‘
. . . 1 . p ~troved
style. It is at and may be carried mconsptcuouslv like a
book: There are‘numerous pockets. 3 fetv com pockets and
{gagiczgallv almirrorgflmemogablet an other handy conven-
‘ and calfskin. 7-111
ikid skins blackboo
va'lced cost 0
thétt the duality of Roads is the
Prices $225 to $10.00 according to size.
batiste and an aereeable wet
. 1851:
.- Short Button-£3015.
For Women
' id t lothto
Wlthk 01.ghmodcls.._
umblaoknndpatent c
. mea‘ to the scare.
ts Will be generally
0%;skin. kid j
_ l y of mod '
worn this season.
$5.00 to $10.00
Second floor. 1 ~
.4. .
Shoes: for young. folk:
I
In the Read Shoe Shoo
up: and erowmc fee
on leather and
t. Attenti _ 1
work and With it; the. assurance
much attention is paid to titti
of.
on is called to the a -
best."
Second floor.
White CordQSy—to; little folks
Coats and Gaps of snowy
Corsets $1.00
or medium low-top. These are of
ht to wear. 1* or the 81125“. or . -
Pink or white ill low.
. “TheABCornla‘W .., ~
.‘ Why ““0” E- Wilson. pastors-e Singing by the choir. . , isohool at 12 mutevenins pn‘yert omit ‘ “melt“ u - no“ as" average figure- SIZES 19 to 26
.330. .m.. fellowship meetlng.‘ E-‘m: 't t‘ n.....Mtss Fannie Williams , 1 . . . .1 . alu nor. 1 . ‘ . ‘ . ‘
. , _ l m a to . . . , ted. The congmgation- and t mt- , Brass1eres. A certain style
" ' leader, 10:00 “‘ 111..Sunday|1me,.im Solo ..... Miss Elise OBI-aynt » eral public urérogrdially innit." . , 1., 1 .
~Men" 3““ ““53“ Thfitmmtng .......... lawman-la pulley; . ~, 1 g . -
. .ad the men's class in the' “(agitation _______ Master Robert Down. ’- ‘ 1 ‘ __._.A i ,,
"film“? 11:00“ InV5010... ........... filth-s. James Jone»- St.’ Paul’s l’arluhultev. Louis 13. 1 3!"
rshlp, “7“" sermon by "‘9'! Recitation ........... Miss Patsy Sims; HOVN‘“. melon—~15“: Sunday utter “ .
aact. “Prayer, a Method Ofl‘lntrum Solo.... AMjssKatie Robesod‘Trinity, 7:30 a. m.. noisy communion: . , .1 . l
0 p. m. Epworth League it t’ n... ....Malter James Fuller 9:15 a. m.. Si, PEUIYH unday .RChOOl.‘ . . * 7 ' '
eating. leader. Charles N. fighting) \lrn. L. p, Bailey 10:30 a. m., holyrconununlon and new ' Afld Without DOCketS
. ,1 . .
. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ t
_ velvety Corduroy are ready
for cool days. The wmter stoke is now displayed.
Children's Shop, second floor.
1
only.
known as the “figure-build- I
50. 75 cts. and $1.00
Second floor:
tlrl’
:3; L
Attractive Cotton Plaids
' For Warm School Dresses.
In dark blue. red. maroon. green and other bright and .
cheery winter colors. fleeced inside.
15 cts. a yard: 27 inches wide.
1 IN ‘Wm-k.‘ A!‘ are int'ltod.:..,n‘e Home Fires."
nudity. 7.4.5. mldneekservice. 1““ have its opening mssion
L" .o’clock. Music for the inclining:
Street A. Mull. Church. Rev. ' Prelude~“l’rayer from
. f. Danton—Sunday serviced} .
Worship. 11:00 a. m. preacll- Contratto Solo-—
"Salvo Regina“....
pastor: 12:30. Sunday .
u. ........................
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Sunday school of tho sch
at 1’3 will do their best '-by any children
159m to them.
in either school flt‘llla age of four.
Wagner St. Paul's church is open all day ev-
' cry duy {or prayer and intercession.
Parker. Come and pray for those ill-authority ‘
.ohengl'ill"
STERLING w.
Extra. spacial:-
"ol mercy. for the wounded, the (mpg
00 it before:
Children may begin.
for our soldiers and sailors and air-
men. for the allies and our cumulus.
for the Red Cross and other agenda;
the prisoners of‘wur, and those who
have given'tltolr lives: and for n just~
‘nnd righteous peace. ‘ .
First Chu‘rchoi’ Christ. Scientist. 57
West. avenuerm'l‘he regular Sunday
service of this church is hold at] 11
a. m. '
Christian Science subject. Septem-
ber 16th: "Substance."
Wednesday evenlnk testimony meet:
ing at 8 o’clock. To both these 1881‘!
viccs the public is invited. A rend-
intr room is maintained at the same
address. open each' week day; holl-
1 days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.
Both) .nchnold Se
In Fanci‘_ ‘ fut S‘LeatherQVttchette. Morocco or Pint.
. al.‘ 7 in? . 1 $3.50
in‘Vachet‘teortPin
Wash Goods Section. J
‘ Envewm Lve d ' t'lr —-——- or
lined withlstrined silk. havmtrto) - . ”V 1““ H
. “‘9 l
Momgggdmmhm Crepet orPin Seal. Long Grain "iota; f0: October These ' 35 andtidcts abox
‘i’rames .mnerc anze compartment thh covesred or metal lcontain early full styles t Assorted Packages '
V I 1...”. . . $ '50 to $10mifor dresses. coats ‘an i . _ 60 cts.
3 . t. r hoods section. main floor. isuitsu with new fancy work 1 Dixre Peanut Brittle. bo ‘1
' \ :desmns. Main floor. I l§£n0tn§63 X1
MOONEY DENIED A NEW TRAIL I.Wlloga are worth alumst three 7
tiimcs {that they were three years ago, 1
"é‘fiE’K‘D‘ A‘NB‘T:E6UR"6K§5“‘S"iN"T
ITALY , i1
. - i * . "g“- ltl |
ROME, Sept. -12.——tlluseppn Cancun.
t
-—'“80 THEY‘RE. ”w ‘
o
Burglars and bookkeepers are alike
l
SAN FRANCISCO’ Sq)“ “'“Tmm' and two-footed ones were never ‘50 in one respect—they are both umd to
i
lCALL FOR VOLUNTEERS-
the ltnllnn Foodt-Contrmlef' 10611101..“ J. Mooney. under Sentence of death
9 x 12 One Piece Brussell,
$10.00 up
V. 9 xvlzllelvet and .Axminster.
$18.00 to $45.00
. 5. All Rugs are the latest fall pat.
”‘3‘" ' terms and colors. A large variety
to pick from. ‘ '
' " LING-7‘ 1
surround: .
“‘it‘antli‘GgaS} g 1
with 008.1, Gas or
. V7 the» some oven.
7 guaranteed: Your
book“ if not. satisfac-
T $18.00 to «sored
Specialize lit:
turniiureco‘.
FOR HOME SERVICE
With the number of men that our
country now has in active service at.
the front it is likely that we may soon
have to cure. for wounded soldiers.- Al-
ready some wounded men have been
sent back to Newark. N. J.‘ The. Nor-
walk Chapter of the American Red
Cross is planning to do its share. in
mecting'tltis need. and calls for 'peo-
ple who will volunteer to provide not
commodtttions for one or more con-
valescent soldiers for tiny stated time.
Provision for at least fifty men is re-
quired. Please report within the next
dorm the introduction of bread end
flour curds throughout Italy alter 0c-
tober 11.
‘ -'——'t—-—.———-——:——o'
BANKt5TATEMENT- CALLED FOR.
“’ASHlNGTON,‘ Sept."
tlonnl banks '00
the clone of business. Tuesday.
temher 11. .
gin-#1119) -
Uomptroller of the Currenoy'toduy is-~ '
sued a call for the condition of all nae!
the-United Statesnt’
Sep~1 Stamford raised considerable of o. rum-
, for murder growing out (if a bomb ell-1
’plosion here lust year. was yesterday
1dcnied it new trail by the Supreme
Court,
w“
DISTURBED DA‘RIEN PEOPLE.
A party of people said to be from
pus along the Barton flats last even-
ing by the way in which they yelled as
{they drove along and in the manner in;
' \l'cdpesduy .
“topic of the meeting is “A Milllon Dol-
plentiful.
Mm... 1
LlBRARlANS TO MEET. ‘;
ltoth lltc uptown and downtown “-1
braries will he rcprbsented at the meet- ;
fins: of the Connecticut Library A350.l
ciation to beheld in Hartford next
morning at 10:30. The
lars for a Million Books for a Million
Men."
Charles D. Kine. the state. director:
J. Randolph Coolidge. Jr., the National
library war council; Charles F. D. Bel-
den. New‘ England director: A. A.
Prntzmnn. New England field director
I making entries.
few days ‘voluntcers for this work to
Miss Mildred Nash. chairman obthc
committee to find places for convales»
cent soldiers. 198 Flax Hill Ronda
‘( Signed) MARY .Kl'ltBli~ JENNINGS.
Secretary Not-walk Red cross
AUXILiARY POLICE “DRILL.
Company A of the auxiliary police
force wil lhold its- first. fall drill,-in'
the Town Assembly hall, in Wall
tstrcet, Monday evening. at 8 o‘clock.-
.recently rcceiveda commltioniu the
ordinance .corp' ot the United» States
Army will the in charge. Austins is‘
probably the: last time that Captain
’Elliott will henbl'e to be with the
boys until after the war in over. it
is hoped thnlz'wa large number *olt‘tlt‘e
company.
; Every parent is. or should be. Care“
in! in giving medicine" to children.
Chas. Baker. Brownsville. Tonywrltes
Trot-Joule your: past! have used not-
ey's Honey .ondtv'l'or and have found it
nationally ailments fol-Jim couch! oi
my children: i always more” it
“menu! on mum.» at!
, ms exterminator-m
itmdwmuuuw
(‘Yaptain Stewart Hi Elliott. who has ‘
members of the company will ;be on,‘
hand. Chief Pennington thaw-nu vimr .
portant announcement. to make to the. _
isAFs nsusnv- son CHILDREN": ‘
tomytrloudaasam remedy («.7
children a: it mm...m mi
1which the car was driven. A local man
' and others will be the speakers.
1 Every librarian. library director._or
gwho was on the flats waiting for a car
3‘5 1m bring him to Norwalk noticed thedrustee. every friend of books and
. irronlo drivmg along. yelling at the top over}! friend of soldiers is invited to at-
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NEVER BOTHERED SINCE
After suffering with terrible pains in
his back and around his kidneys for.
eight years, and after having tried sev-t'
eral doctors and different medicines..-
Alvis Souers, Ade. 1nd,, writes: “Foley.
Kidney Pills were recommended to me
and the first bottle removed thopalnt
After taking three bottles the blunt-7 1
ing was all gone and has neVer both-u
ered rue-since”. When relief can be
had so quickly why not banish back
ache. rheumatic pains, stiff and swol-
len joints caused by disordered kid-
the 'poilted his machine at him and} .
1 tdrove straight. for him. The local man.
gitvoutd have been run over'lt ithad not 1
1138911 for his presence of mind luldert-
iing behind a stonewall Gillie swept
the. road. - ~
The driver and hismale and female
Gcnuitle Gapc'
{Wind's-tummub
‘ an
123mm um.mu¢n_
' MORE. CUT PRICES AT BECKMANN’S
You Will‘tAlways Find something Special ‘Heremc
.I‘ 7 r =3 ‘7'. . I ‘. ‘ temptations. they called each other: Ward’s FroshéCakes;allyariotles-reach : ........ ‘_
' COdWhlttlng. lf’Marlon” dud “Alice" and “1\int,’ the: New. Mason Jars. extra strongmakevpmtsgdoz.‘ 700
”301159? “1393881010“ . “file‘s’l‘am not “9‘“: mandated" New Mason Jam-extra strong make. quarts. doz..75c
' ‘ ' '. ‘ . "i'hen‘tb‘?’ “a” “‘9" mend“ “mm: Fresh CfispGingerSnaps . . . . lb.z13c.~2lbs.for 250
15c... “so”? “in“ the "1" ”med“! t“: Challenge Blend Coffee. Ren.30c grade-lb: . . . . . . 25c 1
Extra " a N121“: “use on m for not “mm“ Armour’s Grape Juice. 1th size 3 for‘ - t
' ~ . 7. st ondvvaltinguntilthemanhunt-lintS ,» . .' ‘ .", , “W t
‘1‘ mail” Fm him} The two windiest?) of the partyE Fancy WholeGraleoe. lthrndeslbl . . . . . . . . . 10o:
stnfmm began to ten each other. accompany; FineGranulawd Surat- . . . . . . . . . . . . . ltllbefor 51.00” t
"‘8 “eh “9"“9'4011 W“ “M“ “mi ' Blue-RibbonBraml Calsuowerbot. . . . . . . . . . . .. 103 1
wh““"“‘“‘t"“‘ ‘“"’°"“°’ ‘Imtant'Poshtm 3008ize25o5Nsiudfict
to» the local mi! $1,001!“ midi? ~ _ . 1
..... mm. ‘ 1 . .. Eros Delivery-Prompt Service. 1
Finally. I trolley car coming from, ,1 1 a 1
thedlnctlonolneflutorcedawuq‘ .1 1.1 R . &‘ 0 1'
and its om to have the Mott - t 1,. > . ’ § 1
tasting-a boarded mm" _ ., ‘t
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_. .ot. their voices and wnbbltng the carpi-ml gushmeetggg and to help Connec. neySV—Stillson‘POWell Com 1
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1 from side to side along the road. 11 c‘“ o 9" 3 . ‘_ It checks croup.——Stillson-Powell com; /
.._1\thn the driver oil the car noticed the; if! _ —..__ ——-——-—-
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