Services ill the First- M. E. Church.
Sunday, September 23rd. Rev. l". P.
Fairbanks, preacher in charge-Morn-
mg Sel'i’lt‘r at 10:30, Bible School ses-
sion at 12 m., increasing attendance
Rev, Fairbanks will address the T.
V C. 8. class, subject {' Daniel.” All,
. _-' invited to 111th
meeting at 6:45 p. 111. Union ser-
vices of the Baptist, Congregational
Ind Methodist churches will be held
Sunday evening at the Congregational
church, Rev. John Stapleton in
charge.
Morning.
Prelude in E Flat .............. Acker‘
'Quat'tette—wDe Deum E Flat. D Buck
Offeriory—Soprano Solo ..... Selected
' Miss Elizabeth Hymes Powers;
, 1 Poatlude—Triumphal March
at 7:45 p. m., Samuel Semple.‘léad-
2115 1:17:45 p.111
Norwalk M, E. Church.
.Quartet— ‘Some Sweet Day" .........
I ........................ Donnel’age
Soprano SOlO—~‘ The Voice in the
Fast '\'(11'\\‘:13k Rev ‘l‘uliferro l". ("88>
.. , , .
» «qwilfif3‘°éi...;‘"ii.”fsui'. """ £333; 1..... 11. 11.. 1'ectoi'.- 716111 Sttnduy 11111:.
i 1111 Trinity, September third, morning
' ”mstludeeiilla Marcia F‘. E. Gladstone
23"". Evening.
P1t1lude 130111111121. in F ..............
1“ .................. Nicolai volt Wilm
Marks
“:~Quattet~“l.ove Divine”. .J, 'C.
V .93. Quartet—“Lord of Our Life” Dulcken.
.Arthur Page‘
I .1“ rostlude. in B Flat..-...
m
' East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
.‘Church. Harold E. Wilson pastor.—
‘ in9:30.-‘l3e1llot.i'ul1lp meeting; 10:00 11 111.
Sunday school and Men's Bible class;
11.00 a. 111. morning worship, with
sermon by the pastor. subject:
311111 Who Did Not Attend Chutch: "
I ‘ 6: 30 p.1u..Epworth League devotional
‘ meeting, leatlt'1yltliss Sadie Randall:
; 7:30 p 111., song service and hermon,
" -, subject: "The Man of Three Names."
"Tuesday evening the. Sunday «lschool
board will meet in the church parlor.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
Society will meet for work, Thursday.
The Bible hr'ndy Clttbfl. _
I ' Knight Street A. 11, E. Church, Rev
3‘!.A. McCoy,
tin-12.30, Sunday reboot: 7gp In;
the A. C. E. league will meet and dis-
"cunt-1 the topic:
Work Togethetw‘ 'S p 111. the Samnrr‘
tan annual sermon will be preached.
.‘All are welcome to these Hervicea.
1 Good music. Seuta‘freo. Mondny‘, .3
’ i'fp. 111. the Connecticut \linibters Al-I
fiance will meet at this chutch and;
' dl‘nCllSS the following Isubj-ects:
"Which Salvation in more Essential,
Child or Adult,” Rev. 311.1.
Greenwich: "How Far Should a Pus-
ior be 11 Politician?" Rev H. (‘ol-‘
llns, Stamford; “Tho Purl
Pscychologv Plow in (‘ liiticit Mannie.
uncut?" Rev l. S. Jnc.1h5,- l‘irid «,‘zt‘pOll
"‘Tho l’0\\t"l'0ft“u-01181:tll0fl.'I l. A. M
.,n.: <1
.'Be Like :1 Dog, "l‘littn‘idke .1 Cut,"
1‘ os.’flwyn11, the plownhem‘ preacher.
Tuesday night clan“. n1eeti11g;'i‘l111rtt-
day night, sewing circle. and mission
. I'aiy society meets at the parsonage;
‘. Friday night, choir rehearsal.
. . , .
Grace Baptist Church, Rev. Simmu,
12: :30 p. 111.: evening
"l‘hutsduyI S 11. n1.,
choir
~ :Suu‘dny school,
1 ketvice, 7.30 p 111.:
prayer meeting: F: 111.13, 8 11,111..
alteotsal. All :llt‘ inv lied to these
z'meetings.
South Norwalk Congregational
hutch, John Stapleton. mini tor»
clning service at 10. ‘30 sermon by
e'pastor on "Prayer,”‘ovening SE‘I'V'
We at 7:30. This is a Union service
of the Baptist, Methodist and (‘on-'
gregatlonal churches held in the Con
gregatio‘nal «bomb with Mr. Staple
n preaching. his subject being:
From the Unknown to the‘ Known."
. music in the evening Riilb’a by
os'émibined chairs of the. three
robes assisted by Mr. Tilly on 1111-: ‘
Epwomh Lea- ‘
.MuckI
Class meeting on Tuesday evening
or; Thursday mid-week prayer meet-1
‘Thel their sessions lo'moriow at the usual
7: 45 the mid- week service, {Wedneol
day ni ht their will be 1'. meeting of
photon—~Sunday won;
hlp,‘1uoitttng preaching by; the 911113.
Gwynn, I
thutI
' McCoy. Ref-Ms .tud llilllllndn. 7:30I'
_ p. 111. .1 song; and praise. crvicc; 8'
' "'p.'111.. :1 sermon theme: 'l'd Bother
;TaSlOl‘.-~.\lt)l‘llln§ service, 11:00 11. n1.,I
‘ Music at the First Church: ‘Norwcg.
Morni
Prelude—‘ Ava Marta" Arcadélt Liszt
Quartet —“0 Thou, the Wlflte 8111-
'18 F1 lend" ......... '.."W .‘Berwfild
Duet—Soprano and Contralto.
Postlude~—-l<‘antasia. op, 28 ............
.JI‘. Mendelssohn
I IQAI‘IOIDlIo-oflo‘i
South Norwalk Baptist Church, J
Kowloon Thompson. rectorx—Adl‘tlt'so a
111., morning worship: "Looking For-
ward” will be the topic of the ser-
inon by the pastor; 12 111., Bible
,School session special recognition of
1 the day as State Mission Day will be
made in the service 7: 30 p 111 llilr
church will unite in a union pervici
With the. Methodist and Congrega-
tional church. Delegates have’bocu
zeppointed to represent the church at
ithc meeting of the Fairlield (‘ounty
Association at the Memorial Baptist
church. ‘Bridgeport, on _Wetinesda\
morning. afternoon and evening
(‘luist Church. Gregory Boulevard.
prayer and oémion 11! 10:30 11. 111..
I Sunday school at 12 n1., evening pray-
er will be omitted. The congrega-
tion and the general public are cor-
dially invited.
I Grace Church R. E. J. Benton Wer
‘tter 1ector.——'l‘he sixteenth Sunday af-
ter Trinity, the celebration of the
holy communion at 8 o’clock; morn
,ing prover and sermon at 10: 30 The
‘Sunduy schools of the polish rcuuum
ho 0.11111
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Cedttt'
Street, near West avenue, Martin [1.
Steup, pam0r.3~l)ivlnc servihes will
be held in German at 10.30. The. eer-
inon will be delivered by Rev. Rob-
ert B. Steup, asuistant pastor at St.
.' church held its monthly business meet-
' ing Wednesday night. ‘
Miss Elizabeth Savage 1.... accepted
a. position as teacher in Weston.
Mrs. Alfred Judge ‘01 Philadelphia.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverlcy.
‘Mrs. William Hang of Pennoyer
street, is slowly improving from a to
eent illness.
'Mrs. flarrlet Comings of-Cudiipp
street is visiting 311'. and Mrs. Charles
Hummell of liudalo.
\
The Y. P. S. ('3. E. of tho «Mtist
Miss May Savage is enjoying it two
weeks‘ vacation from her duties at the
Boston store in Norwalk.
~11: and 11113. John ‘Tfeboul or 'Cud»
lipp street entertained guests from
Brooklyn over the week-end.
Milton F1 cry of i’cnnoy'et strett, it it ‘.
Tuesday for 8111119111, Conn, whtrv be.
«ill attend the Suflieid school.
.‘iirs. Murcheito him returned to her,
home in Philadelphia, nfttr 11 \luit with.
. 'l‘iiureduv evi hing, 7:45 p 111., mid
M°"“"9' Week meeting of the Clinton Thin is "huh” 0" V‘ *‘5‘ Side “PM“ I
Prelude—Prelude in F ..... King Hall the monthly business “139nm; Mm. John B. 'l‘. lltcd has 1"etutltt :33
to llt'l‘ home on West Side .1v1 nm, at
for 11 visit with relatives in Brooklyn.
P1 ivale Wallace Ackerley who is 111.1
lioued at Fort Tet 1y, spent Sunday at
the home of his parents on Roton Point
road.
Dr. and Mrs. Warsaw who have been
occupying Mrs. hawton's cottage for
the summer left last week for their
home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kay and family
returned to their home in llrooklyn,
Sunday. after spending a tow days
with Mrs... Alfred Crockett.
A daughter Wilt! born Wednesday to.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kohlor of South}
Main street, South Norwalk. Mm?
Kobler Willi formerly 1111...- Lillian 11111115
of Room Point road. ..
The Rowayton Baptist church is to
observe Sunday. Sept. 23 as State Min.
John's Lutheran church, New York,
{and brother of the local pastor.
Sunday. September 30th. the annual
mission festival will be othervt-di
Morning sortice at 10: 30. with set
man by Rev. Otto Glut-tutor; of New
ITork. afternoon service. 1111:3311 in
English, with sermon by RH.
Kretzmann, New -\ot'k.'
envelope offering will be taken to he
used for mihiiions. The indies will
“How We Should servo a luncheon to the oumf- downtchurches, and all have been tequesicti
guests and those having 11 long way
to church. Sunday ethool will bet
‘omittod on S°ptembor 30111.
First Church of (“'htii-t Scientist 67
“est 11v.enue———The regular Sunday
lservice of this church is, held at 11
.11. Ill.
(Illl‘l'ulall Science, subject Sept-2m-
Ibei' 23: "Matter.“
“t‘tlnvsdlly evenim: testimony meet~
ing at 8 o'clock. ’10 both these scr
vices the public is invited. A read
in}: room is maintained at the same
, .1tltltess open ouch Week day, hull.
dais excepted, from 1: 30 to 4: 30 p.111
'Momino Siu1'(‘-l1ilstiun Association.
.. Meetingr held on Raymond street
from 5 o’clock p. 1111., until 630 p. m.
Silliicfi for this Sunday will be
"‘Jesus Christ the Deliveter," W. (‘..
.‘Miliion, loader. Rev. James Fuller,
l’principitl spcukor. Come and hear
him. All are welcome.
Mr. and fills. C. N. Rungstead, Mrs.
Hattie Fouchette. Mrs. llawley Wil-
liams, Mrs. Robert Williams, Stephen
Waterbury, S. B. Fancher. Orlando An-
Idrewswere \ieitoxs, Friday, in Nor-
Iw walk.
‘ DOUBLY 'Pnové'itf"
South Norwaik Readers Can No Long
er Doubt the Evidence.
This grateful citizen testified lonlz
ago.
Told of quick relief~of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete—the
011 ‘
Kari ,
A special ‘da,
, the day.
' ing at 0:45 prompt. the topic Suggested
' for the meeting is “How We Should
alone Day, and is planning for 11 series
.of unusual interest on next Sunday
evening. when the party hi to bare the
usistonco of many of the boys and girls
of the Sunday school in a concert pro
gram which has been pr'epaxed for the
by the state aecretaties of the
Northern Baptist convention which has:
in its territory ‘nbou’t 12 000 Baptist
to take some part in the observance of
At the monthly business
meeting of the Y. P. S. C- E. on Wed-
nesday evening, the following were ap-
pointed on a committee on'tlto‘Junior
work of the society: Misti Olive Leigh-
ton. Miss Lucille Brunch. Mina Harriet
Lofts, Miss Lillie Raymund. A class in
Expert Endeavor is to be formed from
the members of the society.
Rowayton Baptist Church"
State Convention Sunday, Sept. 38.
This 'vcburcli will join with the many
thousand of other Churches of the
Northern Baptist cqveution in th_;) 1
eorvnnce of State Convention D1.\ Spe
clnl attention will be given to the pur
pose of the day at all acrylccs, partic-
ularly at the morning and the evening
sorvice. The services will be held at
the. regular hours, beginning with tho
morning/worship at 10:80 at which
time the. subject of the sermon will be
"Connecticut for Christ." The Bible
school will meet at 11:50 and the ion
son for the day is from Daniel 6:10-23,
and is the record of God's wonderful
deliverart'ce of his faithful servant.
Christian Endeavorvdevotlonul meet-
Work Together." John 17: 20 26. Lead
e1 for the evening, Miss Lillie B. Ray
mond. For the evening service at 7:31l
:1 special program has been arranged
and the pastor is to 'bavethe‘assisl-
ance of many of the‘ children in the
presentation of it. You‘ are’glvcn 11
most cordial invitation to attend-and
an interesting evening is assured ah
who‘nttend. vThuroday‘ttftertioon at 3
back and sides, accompanied by welcome members of the Home Department
ness through my loins. men I was‘pf the Sunday school «it the church.
oclock the A. W. T. class will entertain
1.21;?in .schooint 12: 00. Music Evidence Conclusive.
. , Morning “ “"33 CDHVIHCMR probf of merit.
re e-fl".Luilnby" ..... MacF‘arlnnd Mrs R. J Seymour, 59 Winfield St.
.. ...“0 Jesus Thou Art w‘SIIl'and; 1 East Nomalk, gays: "Titer e \l'asacon
“A ........................ liter IS'ant, dun 510119 "I the
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.................. 7. iBartleth.
“Intel mezzo" ‘ -. ....... Ruhu
Evening. ' Idolng any work about 1111; houée. sharp
lootimls 710111 Gaul’s “Holy City"
Winger; darted through me in e
Wltlfle-"Eliglac" ............. Greigl d“ y
weakness nlso bothered me and pinin-
e —“l\ Shadows Yonder” Gaul
sgblrl'tgy—rflgwrture” ..’.,' ...... Gaul 1“" 9’0"“ I 'm‘l’ded '3‘ kidney medicine.
Cami-alto 5010;111:1113 H Not Seen”: H(Wing "my intention called to Doan’s
Fostlude—‘i ' da‘ntie" . . ..... ~..Czerny Kidney Pills, I got some at IPlalkiéd's
011 Wed esdnill an all dog‘ksesinIori l Drug std"), and it did not take them
on the surgtCal rest-tings w 1' up er 11'
he auspices of the Women’s itseooln 22:31 conic" "'9 ItImllble FStéfe-
'ion will be held. The indies who Sven Dr“ 24, 906.)
n are invited to come in the 111111 Time in a Text. \.
.8. bringing their lunch. 3Tea is 011 ‘June 22. 1916-111- over ten years
he. ed during the lunch hour. Thejlfltél.Iii—“8.3211119111113111: "My kid-
, .
a] meeting! (:3 ‘3: $3133; 3:12;" 1163's have xiv en trio very little" 1.15.1111.
clock. The meeting since I gave my former recommenda-
11 and 1.11.1119... one 11nd ‘tion. When I do ‘notice any of the for.
em in the. dining room of mar symptoms I» one" Dunn's Kldue
11. 11,1 lthe' indies oivIuia " _ y
ted
‘i
111111 dues
,Come and bring your knitting with ‘
with you.‘ 011 Wednesday the Fairlield Search on Main. 11111 worker} “if?“
County Baptist aesociatlon will meet
for the annual session with the Memo
rlel' 11.751111 church; Bridgeport.
midweek meeting will be postponed:
from Wednesday to Thursday evening.
' owing to the absence of so many, who
will 1111111111119 meeting of the associa- the public grounds in this vicinity .
brought back last night 11 report of any
success. Only boats propelled by wind
are allowed on the public 01839111011123 or No 424 Raymond street,
grounds, and as there Was little. or 110-
Wednesday findgmé “I: III 111 the As- .bi'eeze Thursday operations were re
. - and wound up at police headboartera '
1111111311111an the theft of a notch pin, ‘
evening will be" in the nature of an
echo meeting .11 th ' Mittsional'y meet-
ing‘, “whiclfi was
Every member of the A. W. T. class as
walrus every member of the 'Home' De-
partment are urged to be present
(infirmity. 1657.
Drap‘ericsfi‘a.
the new Ifitit‘umn stock.
Sunfast is a very rich looking material.
silky thre.1ds take color dyes in the happiest way.
When hung over thin 111.1
ant in the extreme and is
11d Curtains
The
curtains the effect is pleas-
an I_attrztct1ve winter dress
for windows in living room or dining room.
New waves in brown,
45 inches wide,
Figured Mcdm, rose,
quite new.
36. inches wide,
Born and White Madras,
blue, rose and green.
,. $2.25.
green,,blue and brown,
68 ctr.
29. 35 and 50 etc.
Third floor. I!
Always the «Military I
There’s :1 touch of khaki or blue of the
ti‘av y
everywhere. .And we « Bridgeportcrs like it immensely;
We like to see soldiers and sailors about the street.
Among special articles for soldiers and sailors are:
Army Rings,
Wai- Medals (Red
Patriotic Rings, with flags,
eagles or Shields,
‘Wpah‘ . "‘ Rings,
$1.00. -
Cross), - 50 ch.
Velour Hats ' , “‘
Velour Hats are good
much abuse without showi
comfort in every- day wear—walking,
sports wear—nothing bett
friends. They 'wiil stand
11g resentment, and as for
motoring,
er.
Autumn styles in navy, black, cardinal, olive and
“Scotch Mist. ”
.,
Also such cheerful effects as tangerine and tut-1
qu01se.. _
2.
Till;
ion that day. The meeting Thursday
Stamford ltini'
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coda ' '
OYSTERS FEW HERE. .
.’..._....
Little Simeon ,
The oyster scallop opened Thursdoy
in Sound waters alter 11.1.... been of! '
since June‘zo, its mayhem11.11.1111...
None or the oysterbooto operating on
it: ted. ' y
Yesterday there won a large number;
Second floor.
thantsplnntlng the two year growths to
other beds for the purpose of maturing
them. -
rout-wry IF you '8AY
so;" olive pRls‘oNhR
«f p.—
7 lcmiged with Thett'ls- ‘
‘ ’ Eiii'e‘d‘ $252 ‘ '
., BRlDS’ EPOR'I‘. Sept 22.--Wililti111
South Namath. 'came ob this city yes-
terday on business. got full 1111111111....
siguét rib“; from
50 Ctl. I I:,;:‘ I
'50 ch. .. ‘
At the Jewelry Section.
The keynote of good style
Whether it is the walk, the poise, or carriage bf
the figure, there is an indefinite something about cer-
tain women which gives presence and style and which
it is hard for the beholder to determine. .
The woman httself if asked will tell you that it
is no doubt—the corset. She will also tell you that‘
she pays great attention to the corset and that it is
economy to buy a good one. , w ,
Perhaps she wears a Redfeiu. That is one make '
that maybe had in models for all figures. The styles
for this autumn are here, and though of French design
they are modified .1 trifle in the lines, just 410 adapt
them to the American figure. . .
The Redtem should be tried on at the depart-
ment Fittings may be arranged at the convenience
of patrons.
Second floor.
‘ ‘Men's Wear
‘Mehic” Shirts, new fall styles with soil laun-
dered cuffs, $2.00. .
' “Waverly" Shirts, double French cuffs . I z
' $1. 00 and $1. 50.
Flume! Shim, “Congress” make, in khaki and
51501063100.
zrax.
Trouser Pressers
The first cost is the intend only;
This is a heatiess presser that will last a lifetime.
it weighs 20 ounces and takes up very little room in
closet or drawer. Ask about it. '
Price $1.00.
Basement Furnishing Store.
At the Toilet Section
Comfort Kits that contain talcum, tooth paste,
shaving stick and six individual cakes of soap.= These
are for the soldiers. . II , ,- 75 etc.
"1;. 111.111 Mirron' 1n khaki cases, ‘"’ 50 oil. .
~ ’52‘
' Iron Rust Soap, removes ink, fruit, wine or rust
stains. A good thing to have in the house i
20 cit",
/
Main floor.
Everyday Hosiery
For Women. Mcrcerized Lisles, in black, white, gray, 1
. and tan.“
”W Special, 3 pairs for $1. 00. '
'For Men. Fibre Silks in black, white, navy, gray and);
tan.
‘T Special, 3 pain for $1. 00.
"‘ . Main floor. ;'
“A
4
:2?
a speech, an i guess he’s d'oin lt.’-1
South Magnum Man. Full of Withheld
11301111116 Rolling Mill,
"la'guess I must be guilty if you spy
so," replied Jones. ‘I was full of wuia-
key at the time. ” ‘ ’
“S25"11aid Deputy Judge Wilder.
. . ,
iMUS‘FA'V MRAlIN HAD i
No DRAFT CARD:
WATERBURY. Sept roe—411111111111-
Ah. bin, R11 Albon.an, and Mike Luke.
l‘ond imb’onio Rinilldl, employed at the
were arrested
'here last evening on- the charge of
falling” to register June 5. Ndne of
the 011' bird r‘oglbtration cards when
humid
\.
JUST A GUESS.
“What's all that. pounding 111‘ the oth-I
‘er robin?" questi ‘ " glimmer While
. Philadelphia Re cord.
_--_. l
J
WILL BE WELL REPAiD FOR it
THEIR WORK a
.._._ " i-
Womch' everywhere suffer from“ Tilda
ney trouble—backache.
pains, swollen, and tender muscles.
stiff joints-windy is to help. thoue‘whq
suffer its she did that Mran. .7. Ellis.
505 8th avenue, ‘Sioux Falls, 18. I1.
writes: "I feel sure if anyone" bothety
ed as I was will give Foley'Kidney;
I-llls it fair trial they will be. repaid for
their Work. It seems foolish to 11m
‘glect 11o ailment when there in such a
[remedy to be had. ” They correct bind-.3 ‘
‘wel.
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