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Churches
N ews of the *
West am. Rev. John J. m,loondocts the
puma—Services on Sonday,
the pastor at 10:30. At 18 o'clockSII- church service.
unl. Fine attendance lost Sundaygfadult grad”.
Double it this Sunday. The T. C. 13., men and men.
I large attendnnce.
week in interest and attendance.
you mt to spend a profitable hour,;m.. when the pastor Vin
just drop in and judge {or yourself. leave anniversary sermon.
At 6:45. Errworth League devotional body welcome.
service 7:30. evening service or songs
and preaching- 'night at 7:45 o'clock.
The W'omcn's Foreign Missionaryfcordiully. invited to all services.
Society will hold their first regular; -1
mew-ling for tho fall on Tuesday eve-of
mg.
68?).
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First Methodist Episcopal church,§the same hour Miss Lillian Ferguson
kindergarten clue.
Sept.jBring your children and leave them
14th. will be as follows: Preaching'hy ‘ in the kindergarten while you attend
At 12 o’clock the Sun-
day school session will be held as oa-‘day school session. with primary to
Bible chase: for to-
The Worth League
dos: commenced the full campaign hyiwill hold a rally service at 6:30 p. n.
its growing every 1 led by Miss Lillian Ferguson. adm—
]f-ing in a body to the church at 7:30 p.
preach a
E'vory-
The mid-week service on Thursday
The public it-iservices.
Norwalkothodist Episcopal church.
Tuesday Honing. 7:45, (“lass moot-g0f the sen'icos,
he“'l'ho “ cw to
“II:
‘mor‘nl’ng scrotal gill
An Undivided Americans-L"
and teacher is" m to be M.
The first rut-ethical the Stud-{sew
for this sensor! will he held Sandi)“,
Sept. 21. at 11:45 a. in.
On Sunday evening. Sept. 14, at 7:30
, o'clock. there will he I loot-cc it that
'chm-cu by Fkri'e’fi Lang. who amt
six out! a half your! in Anthon‘ tie
mug of the Nflurul Hit!“ of
History, of New York. A port of £83
”me he spent in elf-pan)“ with Go]. l
Roosevelt. The lecture will be illus-
trated and Mr. Lang has an exception-i
any good collection of slid": The,
lecture will be free. No collection will: 3
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be taken. Eva-me is invited to at-s
fiend. :
The music program fur Sunday
morning is as touch: 1
Prelude-'“Chut Angelique". . ...t‘. rey .
OHMOry—“Elevuutlh in C". . . Batiste '
,Solw'ficmu” .......... Dudley Buck
'Postlude—“ModcrnO” . . .Mosvkowski 3
Mel: and Comfortables
. 'Ih-uu MM new ones in rich color-
E m and white, tan and white, pink and white
The Soulh hogan; Baptist churrlLi . I“! 334m“.
—-The Rev. Edgar L. Hamilton. acilngf
pastor of the First Baptist church. or,
New London. Gum. will occupy lhc.
& Size 66 x 80 inches, “.75.: 375 . poi.
m“ “ $23.13;: 1330;;"333 " 111w same quality and styles in size 76 x 84
imoruing service; ; m. ’1le . pl!!-
l On Monday evening. at the churciri.
the ofl'icers and teachers of the Bible
— o .
M the are “that. I have yet to use filo" (Din four roloe
. .. , Albert E. Roche. rniuister.-—Sunday-‘Gchml will meat It 7:45. . "Pb" hu- hlc. It arrow! or mini- all the l
“‘d‘w" 1" meatmz 0f the church ml] ' wrvicea: 9 a m. class meetin". 10. Tuesday GVPMDK. at lht‘ church. the l 'd h" h abominu ark. We
T‘ d ~ - r. ‘ ’ ‘ " 1 .. Jinn. .6 tho thermos-tor uverms around ”'0 “’0 m 1
bobhpld onThnulr; zyhe;cm‘ng at 1.45.‘a_ m.. Sunday school. 11 a. m" mom- reccmly organized council “l” mm‘t # _ in II I "a but. built of NILjnch boards. tar '
s“ ”C“ H e 'g ‘ 5“ ”L" ‘iu w01hi , sermon by Rev. H. F}. Loo“ 8 o'ClOCk- -' . {CI "a” I . V at m =
The "war monthly meeting of themoik. ‘3133, p, m” Emmfih lag“; Thursday overlap. at 7:115. tln- mm.‘ puller ma «mo—My creeks. We can 3!! no ~ _ f
omcial board .wlll be held on Friday “Rallv Day." Loader. GPO,“ E. Brun.glnr weekly prayer service or me or m and the wood m ‘0 "3"" '° °"‘ 'h”"w'°' I
«wound: at Sup clocka at the parsonage. 195 3.30 p‘ to. evening worship. Sor- . church will be cheer-ed. . ram '1‘ wood 9* .7 for on- men. I
;n.°l92 m ’e-dnes ay (Constitution. ' . ' 1 A In" attendance is dryi'm a! ll. : - ‘ l
and LE}! {Nation and “Welcome Homt“,mn by Dr. Reba” M Moorc. ‘ a 1 "But now I must .y oomeihln; mm “pout your“ bhnm. l
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At'at10:.:0 a. m. The subject of
”‘9! 1n: room
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' Richmond. Ranges
The fully guaraéle’d‘kafige to Bake, Cook
and Heat. The Range that will give you
complete salisltction or your money hull
We have a. complete stock in all 'sizes ready for your in-
spection.
Come in and pick out the size that is most. suited for your
need= and let us deliver it t: you on 60 days' free trial.
Join Our Range Club.
How and begin saving on yo 11' cool bill, as the Richmond
Range is the most economical range built.
OPEN gA CHA‘RGE ACCOUNT
Furniture, Bugs, Ranges; Bedding“
.Baby v Carriages ‘
Sterling Furniture Go.
Phone 105' 127-131 Washington 51.
Mitchell and Grant .
; -C-AaR—s-
«ll-um?“ "- WRIGHT
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to maintain“! at 'tw- snmo‘ _ I
‘ Th2 (hour will meet for rehearsal mfiihursdgy evening. 7:45_ prayer! _P‘lr3t Church of Chrl‘t smutisi. 571' . lGMMHo any blunt“ on my Col to heap mo warm, "1:.?”
m“ balurday PW"‘"“ A" mmb'” mooring. Loader. Rev ll. E. Marsland.f ‘ v-i M'HHN' ~Tht- "ml-v- Rtmdm . .m on .7 col or. to. envy of my try-other m. I no :
3r“ urgrd lo b2 prosvm. . gen-me of this church is hold a: ll‘ , E... more tun any out" Hilde ' "WW“ ‘"" m' "' ‘1'," '
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l First Conzrvzatinnal Church. S'lumi ‘ Christian St'lcncc «object m. .1 11‘ ‘w mu- .“ mm a If.“ and um "I “r I '
m" 57"”1“ Methodist iCDESwpalixorwalk. Rev. F. H. Jacobi. pamnr: :“Suhvtant'e” ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ “Id.“ -——throct from . "mm”, ;..
church. an. Harbor? E. Malrsland. Mrs. F. lrvinz Smith. soloist: Art-hi? ’I ' ‘1' ”"fi' 'vllimvnv ‘.7 .
paator ~02: Sunday a'. 10:30 a m...bald Merriam. organist. Sen‘icos for, "ad-:1.” B'zvkr.“ 9’3" hem rk‘mzp - .-. w-.- —"‘“ '
\‘WPUC “'Ui‘h-‘P The Pastor wilUSunday. Sept. 14. will begin pmmpllyl 1": ,b‘ mhli h 'M'iiod A .
P'Wkon "Vv'hy Christ Downs." ' c ‘ ' ma CO“!!! Cd“ covered With a good grade
, W'l'v‘nfic am .1»). «155* v... “n1; '
d'lys (trotnrd. train 12 to 8:3" p. m
of Silkoline, attractive patterns with plain bordersdo
' math. These are filled with nice Soft cotton, Size
721 78, 35.00
Wool and W Covarcd with a line
Tllflli} rhurcll call-lulu“ for the
:erk brainnmg Sept. H. Rev. Adel:
hen l‘hapmun. lamenting (18th 8n-
’duy after Tllnliy): lo I. m.. church
v. .
.q
:schml ii a. m.. morning pros-9r and l ”2‘! Of “MC With plain bOTdCl’S t0 match. rhese'
anvrmnn. 7.30 t.m,even' n'erond. ’ -. t" ‘ ' ‘IIIL. 5 1
2mm” ' "‘ m ’ , . mil be found light m weight, [‘01 VCT)’ ““1 ‘73
E Tuwdo)‘. 5 D. m. buimn‘ mediuz' . n V 78 slo'm
'of '1»: 'l‘rmily Men's Club. ' ‘ x ’ "“""‘
Friday, 743 p. m.. choir whatnot 1 L‘ ‘ “"J floor.
l - .Wzl-ch
, All\"nl l‘ltrLstiim church. Van Zuni ‘
1. sand liarvcy shorts, East Ntr'ulk. ’
chv G. .\l. Tot-pic. pactorxli-lfhoor. ‘lm St les
3m Dru!" r. "1;: m. Morning mutton. AU! n Shoe y
jltlzn‘o :1. m. . may school. r: m. Jtm- v-fi-WF". '* “B
flat“ Loyal Workers‘ .ueillz. 3:30 p_ . I i, .' ' f“ w
;m. Loyal Workers? net-ting and cvotl- " " . ' .
in... «white. combintd. 7 p. .n. 1 ’1’" M Show in laced models, 310-09
1 Miriam-wk pmyer and tosttm‘ ~—' ‘ ' ,
jam-Hing, Thursday. 7:30 pun, ; ‘ ”WK“ vamps Wllh dark brOW“
Knight Strrl". t. .u n chum-h. llm’. ' ‘ l “d tOPS, latcd models, $10.00
l“‘. A. Lynch. ll. [1. pastor-.7 VIE-curl». Cd .lh '
~' 1:“. 1 7:2‘ . .- ”Kid,
42:71; :‘ri.£.v."133'2o"}f m, " "‘ m‘ S" . , Havan- Irown Vie: lac ’ M 31000
i Clan." mw‘llnx Malay cvr-ninx.’ PTCUCh heels, '
Strangers cordial y invited to all the ‘ ’
5....114... f ,: M Vigi Kid, hand sewedtéhnes,
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, THE Ho‘uonv smmr. . laced, with military 116615, ”3'50
flow-“1:1 “33-331mm? the. : w can light weight uppers. laced (I)
Celebration. l . mu with military heels, 3"“
That holiday spirit which always; ‘ m floor.
icwr‘rconws a perm. has reached this;
lcity. As new places are decorated:
leach «lay, the greater Ihc feeling H.)
{and the. grater the interest of thof
.mnmmoth "Welcome Home" (-(‘lcbrarj
lion which we are to tender our boys. ;
is bcing shown. There only I‘Pmlii I
’thrcc more days. and then Nmnlk
.flll blossom forth and give the boys;
'who served in the torn-a 0i l'nck.
xSlim tho cclcbrntion which in dim
m. t- a
‘ A Special Folding Table
Not only for cards or
other games, but for many
things does the little folding
Ithcm. and it can be laid that it will' ' .
zbg'one which this city his now‘r. m table come mto usc- n ‘5
‘ t annals or its history. ovor hold hc- 00d ' '
iron“. Wln'lc the flags and the hunting g fOT SCWing, cun'ng
nro waving nor-1y in thr- rinds and. as
ltho public zazés on them.,immedhtpw
lly all conversation is chin and the 3
chief subject of the monlegfdin at tho
cclrbrat‘mn which will ho held on
\Vcdnrstiay. Never before MN such
interest been displayed on any holiday
M‘ the )‘c‘ar' an- is being diapluyed on
the coming rvont. Everywlm'r
M'ci-yone is our to decorate, wllothcr it '
is a homo. factory, church or school- ‘
linuso. the main thought is to decoys
ate and "Welcome Home" our bovsu
Th9 city has not as yct becn com-i l
nlr-le'y llocornlcd, for, whon it has' '
garments, and for various
art work where materials re-
quire to be spread out, and
for luncheons.
This special table is made of hard birch, and tin-
ishcd with a fine qu’ality varnish which is almost 1m-
9 possible to scratch or marr with finger nails. The top
of the table is covered with waterproof leatherette or
. been. Norm-an: will be hi i ' " -
i than ?mm‘y or floating mmérsrzm I With green felt .
ors a bunting. Lot over-yon deco. .m'. t . . DC
an, am, gm, the my memppgmnce; 5 The table operates very casfly, and It can .
‘of the mat holidav, which it will hot
and let us all tun} out and make the?
and the greatest and
guickluccovcred with any material when the top
becomes worn.
day "our day,"
happiest one of the your.
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~-—~ _, - 5 With leather to s,
. lra C. Lockwwd of Norwnlk Lodge l.“ With felt top ’ ' p
B. P. 0 Elks. is sptnding the day at l‘ .x “w “75
Lake Hopatcong, N. J., as the guest oi . ‘b ‘ 'A - m1: loot
East Orange Lodge. B. P. o. Elks. l ‘5‘" .
-: which is holding its annual outing
. with an oldhahioned chicken dinner
at the Hotel Amt-ale.
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. r'in).“Lullwrfl'ot-v,Azlluatlieltlsaver
HM‘
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Your Veil, Madame
‘ '*' ‘ Shetland Moll} Veiln, bizarre (lain that remind
one of tiny leaded windows. These have deep bor-
ders woven of the same, or of chitlrm err‘ied. lit
taupe, black, brown, me; an.) W. ,
Tho Ma No! l8 1 nah-5f“; of “he mrmnt. N
is a square mall with art arr-mu‘lk-ot‘l‘ 'nnnxtin:
square.
Black rpm mcfi'n at him a chain silldlod border.
Cited" Veils, tilmj.’ mesh with deep effective
__hand run borders. 'l‘hcse are ideal for the lurl‘an or
small hat.
Novelty Media in taupe or
weaves. open octagnns and squares.
Sexual-u with large embroidered spots.
French Chenille dob, very tiny dots
brown, irregular:
in npén
square mesh, very t‘ashinna‘hle. in taupe, brown,
black. navy and purple.
The Motif Veil with a running border, vine
floral ' .3 le, very simple and incmispicuous.
Men's Wear
The man. who is fussy about the cut and iii 11f.
his shirts, the materials and the color Climblllgtlit1ll<,
will be pleased with the smart patterns and (omit:
styles In be found at Reid's. The same careful mn-
sidcratiotz is given in selecting underganncmx (My
reliable maltcs are climsn. 3
For Saturdu} \T'c offer 3 small lot of Slllell}' titfill‘d
Shirts. :1 l‘mken .tsmnmcnt in pcrcalc. madras and
Doucetiinc cloth. Some shirts havc still culls, nil-cirs
Suit cull-k. 'lh:_rcgul.lr prices for these were $2.50
and 83110
52.5
mm Shirt: and Drawers f1
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"Rnxlm‘tl"
- make. , $1.00 molt.
Shirtn and Drum of 1:“ 3111 weight, while lur
gray. in the “Bristol" make. $1.25 -61..
“GM" Shirt:- and Drawer:~ nl ll‘?tllllll|
Weight. 32.00 each.
Atoll lineal “Carter" Union 5 u. m “gin,
medium and heavy weights. ‘
' Mum flvd'r.
Two, New Books
“The New W
ron.” This contains lite
prologue and ten stories
101d after the fashiunwfi
Boccaccin. A groupfuf
Silk Stockings
for Women
Two specie! numbers.
Emh'mfdercd S i l k 5.
while on while. or Muck
on black. These are a
little difi'crcnt and sure
to be liked. _ , ,
83 w . m. tourists liccalmcd .m
Plain Silks. a deep, the English Channel
rich black in leather while away their leisure
weight. _ . . '
$3.00 . poir. by telling stones. 8.1.?!)
Item m r. i
” "Perooktor rial."
Japanese is a gathering of canton
Table Covers
Since the scarcity of
linen has been so pro-
nounced. people more
than cv‘tr have taken up
the blue and white Jap-
anese covers, especially
for luncheons, break-
fasts and suppers. The
designs are very pleas-
light and charming Ecs-
says by Ellwood Hrno
drick. He writes of
commonplace 'subjccts
with great originality of;
thought and these
sketches are full of ink
man interest. $1.75
cur THls our—.11- .5 WOR'l’H In. of 33“! aflmts
nonv _
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut on um‘
”its classic simplicity.
slip, enclose with five cents and null.
Chicago lll.. writing your name midi find the housekeeper
'- address clearly. You will receive in. . ' . lance tha
lreturn a trial package cumulus: to: . will see at a 8 t
lley's Honey and 'l‘m- W. for?
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2tie-y l’ills to:- pal. in sides and hockzl . . is g _ ‘0‘:- all m. ‘
rhennntlrm. bookseller kidney and. . m MOG, and.
lbladder «diplomat-m. Foley Olm- -
to Foley and 00.. 2835 Sheffield Ave} n 1’ meme" p 3'1“
l ll Tillman easily. it
"Ms W” m min: role: will
fill " mammal.
won... 4..-
11': “Nets. a wholesome m m .
.513dmsmgMbu-m ' l --
.” hm, . ; V :K‘fi. ..'"._-"._.v;.
' fit- .- ..
1‘,
Iain for flowers,
French design, stands
eight inches high, ' the
perfomtod' rim wide.
and flaring. The han-
dle extends seven inches
making the piece fifteen
inches. It is partial.
Early gnceful and .712
ing. The colors are
fast and will wash
many times without For the Jewish (is;
changing. At, present
there are some large
sizes available.
72 inches square, $390
60 inches $2.50
NewYeu W
Appropriate C a‘ r d 3
may be selected now ht
., 40' l 33-00 the Stationery Section,
They have wide hem- lttricthta styles ll
, wmmsfipot harem July
as name e o . —
-’ m M, fill. iflflflu W
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