~ . last night
't tWeteAuortmsutOf
: Bed Coverings .
Mrs, communism.
mars. PILLOW ossss AND,
.msm.
E. K. BANKS ,
MAHAGKEMO HOTEL nLocK.
South Korwflk.
wan-1m muons.
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[City New-a
—Oaps and Umbrellas. O‘Briens.
Unca‘s Tribe. No. 26. improved Dr-
der of Red Men. will hold its annual
roll call next Tuesday evening. There
will :be an entertainment. and plenty of
refreshment in Connection with the
meeting.
Mrs. Harry Hoffman and family of
Cranbury will on Tuesday of next
week move from the Crawford resi-
dence, Partrick avenue. to their newly
secured residence on Second street.
East Norwalk.
—Derby! Derby! O'Brien's.
Douglas Fowler Womztns Rclict’
Corps, No. 15. celebrated All Hallow-
e’en by giving a fine supper to the
members. The hall was prettily doc-
orated. fitting the otcasion. A good
sociable time was enjoyed by all. Pros-
1dent Miss Gladys Finch thanks all
members who were, present.
“Soft Velour—Hats. O‘Brieu's
The Royal Insurance Company and
the Liverpool & London 8: Globe in-
surance Company of Liverpml, Eng-
land, have notified their agents in this
. city. Taylor & Golden. of the combin-
ing of these two large, insurance com-
panies into the biggest insurance coni-
pany in the world. The local agency
of Taylor 8: Golden are fortunate in
representing this great combination
More than five hundred people were
gathered in St. John’s church. Bridge-
port, yesterday afternoon to hear the
magnificent address by Dr. W. C.
' Bturges on the lSatlon-wide (‘ampa2gn.
and were more than repaid. Among
them were a number of Somali: peo-
ple who will bring to their home par-
Copyright l9 1 9. Hart Schafinerk Marx
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them by
slanting pockets.
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style center.
“What’sfnew?”
These suits are some of the reasons why
young men think of this store as the
We'll show you others.
Rogers 8: Stevens
The home of Hart Schan'ner J: Marx clothes
Norwalk-So. Nos-walk
HAT’S a favorite question with
young men: they want to know
what’s the latest style. Here's one of
Hart Schaffner 8: Marx
Double-breasted ‘ ‘belters' ’
We’ll show you any number of smart
variations: belts. crescent. vertical or
land admission at new members to the
goession and the T. C. 13. class. There
Bis a nich for every one to fill. so do-
‘nate. your services to a glowing school.
At 6:45 the lipworth League devotion-
!al meeting. led by Miss Dorothy Mac-
.Grcgor. The subject being: “Our Re-
ilatitm to Otheis“——a large attendance
lis urged. 7:30. evening service of
{singing and preaching. Miss Mabel
Miller will render a violin solo at this
scrvicc.
'l'heVQuecn Esther Circle will meet
ion Tuesday evening.
a The regular monthly meeting of the
thadics' Aid Society will be held on
iwt-dnt-sday afternoon at :5 p. m.
, Thuisday evening the mid-v eek serv-
iicc will be held at 7:45 always—4n-
‘teresting and enjoyable—your pres»
once is desired.
i Members of the Epworth League will
iattend the ague convention. to be
:lll‘lil in Mamamneck. on Saturday aft-
letnoon and evening.
i This evening the choir will rehearse
at 7:30. All members should be pres-
.ent.
A lecture course has been runounc.
.41 by the church. The firs; lecture
rbcing his famous lecture on “Acres of
‘ Diamond-i." I! will be given on the
evening of November 25th.
welcome to this House of
’wurship. fellowship and its
»\\'e always gladly welcome
-address in book. on table in the vesti-
bule. and note results.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
‘Rcv. Albert E. Beebe, pastor—Sunday
services: 9 a. m., class meeting. in
{charge or F. H. Bedient. 10 a. m., Sun-
.‘day school. H. M. N. Sigman. super-
iintendcnt. 11 s. m., morning worship
(with Sacrament oi Lord's Supper.
:Short address by the. pastor. 6:30 p.
m., Epworth League meeting. 7:30 p
lm.. evening service. At this service
iRabbi Stephen 8. Wise. of e Free
Synagogue. of New York, w I be the
{apt-alter. Hi) bet will be: "Pen
sonal impressions 0f the Peace Con-
ference}! .
Tuesday evening. the class meeting.
‘yat 7:45. ’ .
l Thursday evening. the prayer meet-
ing. at 7:45.
First Congregational church of South
ishes sotne inspiration for me work
of the campaign her, i
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Routd of Fire [index-writers was held
at the Norwall; Agency
rooms on Vt'all street for the purpose
of considering the serious deficiencies
in the fire fighting facilities, and pro-
tection of the city and to discuss steps
necessary to be taken to remedy them.
NESTLE’S Slim
CHOCOLATE
65c lb.
Won-Powell Corporation
South Normal]:
,‘ 3
1"?
lyi.‘
Hear the new November Records at
Donnelly's 16 South Main street.
.\'o improvement has been reporteq
in the condition of Joseph llisesa of
121 Main street. who has been serious-
ly ill at his home for the past week.
How would
you like to have
cvcr)’r room in
V your house
w a r m— re a /
warm .9 VVouldn’t you en—
joy seeing the Children
playing on the floor with-
out dangcr of taking cold ?
An
IanRnnrtonnL
9.1.}.
ALL
MONEY
DEPOSITED
in this bank
1 on or before ' i
Wednesday
Nov. 5th
will draw
intensst from.
Onepipe Heater
can bring you this pleasure at
surprisingly low cost. It has only
one pipe and one register.
Then there’s only on: fire to tend
once or twice a day. None of
the. fuss or danger of several
'SIOVCS in the house.
An II'ITERIMI’IOML O n e p i p c
Heater is sold on 60 days trial.
Guaranteed for 5 years—it will
last a lifetime.
Sec one here and get the big
Oncpipc book. .
HENRY A. HEGELEN
November lst
56 Water St. 80. Nor.
assembly Thursday
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTE).
The ninth grades held their first!
. morning. '
program was as follows:
Flag Salute by the classes.
Singing: "The Star Spangled Banner."
The
37 Ilaniew avenue: Mrs. F. lrving
Smith. soloist and choir director:
Archibald Merriam. organisL—Serv-
ices (or November 2 will begin prompt-
ly at 10:30 a. m. This will be Com-
munion Sunday. Mrs. Smith will sing.
Mr. Jacobs will deliver a short sermon
to the children. There will be a re
"B“?b'f‘V' and “Tilt “'6 MEGt ‘ception of new members. The Sunday
Aizmn. under the direction of Miss school will meet at 11:45. The Men's
Mary McCarthy. Miss Natalie Club will meet at the same hour. in
Reading, “'hat is Efficiency ......
................. . Louise Benedict.
.lResitation. Columbus. Edward Newton
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i \Vced played the piano.
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tilcading. A Day in Ancient Athens
zltccitzttion, The Tyrant
i tatn .............. Kathleen Rahan
jSong. Dear Old Pal of Mine .....
Jost ph Tomey accompanied by “’il-
piano.
3 Hum
(lrern.
Howard.
violin
Margaret Hoyt
and the Cap
and Hyman
:l‘inno Solo. Flowcr Bell‘s .........
i
g ................... Mortina Ogden .
;Addre.<s by Mr. Green, principal of the
I Franklin Junior High School
gitccitation. Hats Off ........
i ................ Dorothy
iiiecitaiion, Incident of the French
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Love-joy
the basement of the church—«entrance
at the side door. The Young People's
Society will meet at 6:45 p. m. ‘
Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. the
teachers and officers of the Sunday
school invite the teachers and officers
of the South and East Norwalk schools
to attend a social in the Sunday school
auditorium of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church. The purpose of
this meeting is to organize a teachers’
training class. All those who are not
officers or teachers. but who are in-
terested in teachers training. are in-
vited to be present. Games will be
1118de and refreshments served.
4 On Thursday evening there will be
a business meeting of the church.
Every member or the church is urged
to be present for there is important
business to be transacted.
ing i'ollowa:
Prelude—“Communion in E".
i First Methodist Episcopal church:
“Vest avenue, Rev. John J. Snavely,
Dastor.~—Sunday services 38 fOlIOWS: lness meeting of the Woman's Guild.‘
10:30. Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper‘
:church. At 12 o‘clock. Sunday school!
The music program for Sunday morn- address.
...Dicks'
Tuesday—2 p. m., sewing
the Woman’s Guild. 7:45 p. m., busi-
8 p. m., business meeting of Trinity
lllien's Club.
Thursday—7:45 p. m., meeting of
the Girl's Friendly Society. 7:45 p. m.,
choir rehearsal.
Associated Bible St udlmts.*illegula r
lSunday Bible study. 3 p. m. Subject:
.spiritual and earthly. The spiritual:
Our Lord and tits church (the Christ)
lhaving divine nature and
iion. The earthly: Humanity raised to
iperrection in a. periect earth -a per-
‘t‘ect home. with eternal human lite.
4:15 p. m: “The Hebrew Taberna-
cle in the Wildernesa"——u type of bet-
.ter sacrifices:
’His church:
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who love the Bible to meet with us
to Abraham that the world is. in dut
time. to be Meat and not eternally tor-
mented. "Thy kingdom come.
will be done on earth as it
heaven."
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“The Kingdom of God Is Two-fold"-—-
meeting of "F
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[Communion of the Lord’s Supper and nesda} aft
.reception of members. Sabbath school, tilmstmtti “ill i). '11 ' i
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authority. ,
thereby guiding the world of mankind!
-up the highway of holiness. to perfectAE
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St. Petr‘s German Luthern church!
Cedar street. near “'est avenue. Mat-g
Iafter Trinity).—The annual
ance of Luther's reformation
church will take place
of
the life
levening. Services in English on the
llast Sunday of the month. A cordial
;invitalion is extended to all that are
‘interested. especially to the Lutherans
got Norwalk.
‘Pupils should come regularly and
ishould also attend church with their
‘parents.
‘5 Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening.
Ladies' Aid Society, Thursday after-
'will in givt'n by Russell 1!. Conweil.ltin 1.. Steup, pastor (twentieth Sunday‘
observ- ;
the :
tomorrow. :
in our Master's name we bid you Morning service. at 10:30~the Lord's.
God-ils‘rSupper \v.ll be administered with con!
service. ; iessionnl address at 10 o‘clock. Even-E
visitors'ing service at 7:30.. The pastor vwilll
and strangers. Will all such who wor-Edeliver an address on
'ship with us kindly write name and'work of Luther. both morning and:
and l
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Sunday school at 7:30.'
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gnoon. at the home of Mrs. C. Schuub.
.120 South Main street.
i Young People's Society business i
at the
imeeting, Thursday evening.
.church.
. 10" noon.
l The Salvation Army. in Washing-
lion street. South Norwalk.——Special
;services are held in our hall. at the
tabove address, on Wednesday and Fri-
;‘day evenings. at eight o'clock. Sun-
:day services at eleven. three and eight.
Meeting of voting members tomor‘
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Norwaik. Rev. l-‘. H. Jacobs. minister.ISabbuth school and Bible class meets;
,at three o'clock every Sunday. l
g Open air meetings held on “’ednes-.
‘day. Saturday. Sunday morning and‘
ievening. The public is cordially invite
fed to all of these services.
iBible gospel and good singing.
1 Rescue Mission. 27 Monroe street”?
Sunday school. 2 p. m. Praise and:
testimony meeting. 3:15 p. m. Come
nnd see who the speaker will be. Even-
ing service at 8 o‘clock. i
Meetings “'ednesday. Friday and
Saturday evenings. '
On Friday evening, through the cfv
will have with us a returned mission-
.aiy from thins. who will speak on her
work there. Bring your tritnds. Free
First Church of Christ Scientist.
West avenue—The regular Sunday;
servzce at this church is held at 11
a. m. ;
Christian Science subject. Sunday.‘
fiovember 2: "Everlasting i’unishr
ment." -
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these ser
vices the public is invited. A read
ling room is maintained at the same‘
open each week day. holi
days excepted, from 1:3 to 4.30 p. n1.
tn.
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St. Paul's parish. Rev. Louis B. How
, Camp ...... . Edward Lyablanovits Anthem—“Lead L's, Heavenly Father.‘
8 It has not been decided y'et Whether Lead [ISu ................ a a - .Reed
the program will be weekly, in. of Jesus?
.weekly or monthly.
Advertise in The Souths-I.
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Tering
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FOR COLDS OR INFLUENZA —.
and as a Preventative. take LAXA-
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Look for E. \‘i’. GROVE'S signature on
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A CHEERFUL RECOMMENDATION.
5 “They should be in eyery traveling
lman's grip." writes Geo. Jenner, 416
lLabor St., San Antonio. Tex.. of Foley
. “They are the
Ihest laxative I have taken and I cheer-
'fullv recommend them to anyone suf-
with constipation or bilious-
thoroughly cleanse the
bowels, sweeten the stomach and bene-
They correct indigestion, ‘
bad breath. bloating. 888. coated tout
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Tablets.
Solo~—“l Heard the Voice
Say" .
l‘ostlude—“F’osilude in ll-tiat"..liandel
o‘CIOCk. Miss Hele'n Mcrwin. of New
Haven. state secretary of Young 1‘60
life‘s ..work. will speak. The young
women 01’ the church are especially in-
vited to bepresent. .... 9112.. .1
First Congre tional church, Nor-
walk. Rev. E. , McGregor. Ph. D.,
Dastm'.——.\iorning service at 10:30 with
Communion. The pastor will preach.
Sunday school at noon. Christian En-
deavor st 6 o‘clock instead of 6:30 for
this special occasion. Consecution
meeting. Topic:
and Right." The pastor will lead.
Monday—The Dom-keeper's Circle
will meet with “is. J. R. Marvin.
Thursday-Midweek service at 8 p.
m. 4' v
Nov. 7 and S~Rummage sale in va-
cant Store, in South Nos-Walk, on Wuh-
ingtou street, conducted by the Minis-
terlugcircl , .
a meeting 9.7.3.119
e.
. There will he
church oounalé‘ut the pi
non-so.
. at 715.“). hour tho
com-i
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fie filigfilhiehim‘la Iiirmula
The regular meeting of the \Vo—.l
mans’ Association will meet in the
church. “'ednesday afternoon. at 3
"Standing for God .
Offeflnry_,upoeme Ermiqug"__ __Grieg‘ell. rector.-——Sen'ices every Sunday at;
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forts of Mrs. 'lljader, of Tokeneke. we:
will offering only. l
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SATURDAY, NOV. 1. 1919
7:30 and-10: a. m., and 7:30 p. In.
St. Paul'- Sunday school at 9:15 I. m.,
and St. Andrew’s Sunday school, 353
.Main street. at 9. All m are wel-
iconic at any and all the services. and
.ne-w scholars are invited to either or
'the Sunday schools on my Sunday.
The church is open all day, every day
in the year. for- private prayer, rest
and meditation.
than Sunday are at 7
and 5 p. m.
The Sunday evening services are?
preceded by an organ recital, from 7,
to 7:3 . l
The program of the organ recital.)
:30 and 9 a. m.'
Sunday eevning. at St. Paul's church,
at 7. is as followe:
ugue in D. Minor".
“Lai‘ghetto” ...........
"Thanksgiving" .............. Turner
"Ave Maria" ............. .....J Rafl'
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Knight Street A. M. E. church, Roll
\‘i'. St. A. Lynch, 1). 'D.. pastor.——'
Preaching. 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
....Bachj
. ...Wosley
12:30 p. in.
Class meeting Tuesday evening.
Strangers cordially invitcd to all
the services.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
!church. Rev. Herbert E. Mmlnnd, l‘m-VH- l“ “ "l
p:wtox-.—~Sunda_v will be Covenant. Day.l
At 10.30 a. hr. the pastor will speaki
briefly on “Thc Blood Covenant," bc-l
;i'ore the administration of the Sacra- "’Pp‘im“ 5347’ l” l“ '
that of our Lord alldillllfflll ot' the Lord's Supper. The kin- 7 1‘ "‘-
the Christ head and body. :dcrgarten meets in the primary class
Holy day services on other days evening sewn-e
iformatitm "
rroom at 10:30, "‘
At 1':
V‘ 0'. in: .( l
Ebath school Ft'ssitirl \ :turtltotii.“ \
under ”to ‘1‘:..(i§|'.\}}i“ (,t “v Lilith-K
Simons. and ”iv "...“; hill»-
! A y .
' " ‘tmnum.
‘ ‘“ Winn.
[Ultwmi
ed by the mating Mt.
adults. The Juno-:- h I
meets at 3 o'clmk ill 2!... ».,..'T,Hnu"
under the Suppl'lnl0*lliil‘nt\ ,‘HIRFWH'
S. (‘m‘pcnliexz A' i , it.” An“ .
"OI-(h Luann.» n, “Wu "1”
"Mm " ‘Il‘mth
.m
"l‘dw i‘
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pastor \viil prom l:
Kiln-Nw‘k st lttv n .’ , ,
Thursday. Night
The South Nttl‘llail . tr
Rt v, It. Muplusd- la.
The rcuular lllUl'lillt‘ l-
iccs will lw cumin 1-”).
(ion at “Hill It in :l‘ui T
ordinance oi the Lotti}
observed inllovxm: tin
ii't‘. Iiiblv w lillill a! 1;. tum],
The rcgplar "ll; aw-
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Holy Communion. l" “'t , u.
SCHOOL 13 ill .lttiiin: im.
ntcniing. .t-ftti p in L. u
(‘ltiisiinn :‘vgri.
Mitiwvek [llil.}ti .liu.
meeting, Tltursda)
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