v
illl.
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. TUB’JAY, caressing.
iii gillRCHES.
ii. (‘ongrcgationnl
lunch.
13'. l mster.
llrri'iam.
\nrw'
,—
organist
i
.1 1’. departments of
:xmdni'. October 7,
l lunch-school. An
' men for the. Sun-
~71 of Japan.
llv‘ worship. Ser-
lr. tight with
V.
1' hat
. mpg l‘coplc's meet-
;l; lh“ basement of
\I‘llng people not
.nslam- society in the
inuit‘d.
. 1". this church on
~-.i.l he placed up-
.)a ranipaign.
'-“i 5'. llif‘
wi‘llt‘lll County Sun-
. .qtlnn “ill be held
ill" s-‘ssinns will
at 3‘00 and 7:30
3': invited to at-
2'13 the
meet at the,
Hoffman. 23
liags are
ml: at
“ill
:1;‘_‘»'
;<}1ri\\‘f‘l‘
.1 music for Sun-
l‘f‘.
ll.
. .vlfiilulr‘
[If LOW".
Shelley
"Rlcssod arc
llcrridgc
in G, Smart
Get-r
l\l ‘ I
.‘vlrltw-l‘i
‘
(‘hiiri'h
Quincy Streets
Ilzwziins. pastor
in n. m, Hlblt‘.
punching: 6:30 p.
p_ m. preaching
lni-ri's Supper will
. l‘nipti‘t
lull
'Tlllfirl Thursday
Wing. 82:30 p. m.
“inducted by the
choir practice.
sing in the
. t'- practice or else
llil'ru' :i discord.
,‘l‘ it:
me .‘i. E. Church
.3 l’i’nvr. pastor
r. organist and
.v: at 10:30 will
.‘ honl Rally Day.
..-‘ v iil have a Rally
i promotion exer-
l he the recep-
thr- church
[‘l'ltbflllnl‘i. Holy
iil‘va‘l'VCd.
.',:llt-‘ sci-vice
Miss Marion
'Eiv louder and the
Nitiiralncs‘s of
c u ll
: min
ml"
l' will
1..
l “ill lm tho tlfl‘nic
1hr cvvning sr‘r-
i-nr: thv men and
.irfi “ll” are inter-
:lz-v requested to
“i at R30 to help
. t‘nnr in the base-
m: This: is a sport-
.\i good sports
i 'n put it through.
howl ought to be
:r .i pin» for our
‘.'H‘ll I‘Oll\"‘l1llfin at
..el Y‘l‘llll'l‘h at South
v: .zflri‘nnon and
...l‘_~;
r“ lunon
»" viii
r,
:it the
nth at the
Thursday m cning
m. up thv panics
'.x 2h.»- lr-H-r "T."
:~_‘it:il‘rl.l;r v\rnlng
11- ll.
‘ l< of Lust Avenue.
3.. knr‘p in mind the.
.i:—' an important
3'5- l‘. Mullins will
lli“ t'if‘l'linfi of that
. lll'vtllliillt‘ reading of
’1'» Linc Alley. She
‘wrl r«.mrtitlonist and
4.25:“ umlicncc.
[mu Baptist Church
( .n-iici‘, pastor
. ! n'i‘lm'k :1. 111.
'nonn. Baptism at
and preaching at
'Em licv. L. J. Shop-
'.l .‘Jm‘wnlk Baptist
. ‘i's Nipper will he
the church. along
l-«ptisw‘l candidates.
(Minn'sl‘ilp will be
llfth‘ joined the:
not l‘E‘CCl\Pd the
».lnwsliip. Let us
grand day for
spiritual atmos-
;*.:-‘.lnt on Thursday
ll'.“ supci‘vision of
“as truly a suc-
Strangers and
-i1.
.
,
r
i
‘ll.
. 1‘. ,li li.
Willi".
' liri~t (‘hurch
.m:n~rl. 1:. Norwalk
1:. Foote. rector
"‘21 Sunday after Trinv
I
. Hrlr Communion and
i. .~.inrl.ly-school.
LUning Prayer and
Rev. Edward A.
’1.» of his experiences in
l Mission work.
~ “-1 p. m.. meeting of
rp‘lpoi's at the rectory.
. m. i". (f. candidates at
:hv
' {in p. 111.. Boys‘ Clubr
— p. m.. Woman‘s
1‘ ‘l’lill‘t‘h. '
”"11. hr,
choir rehearsal.
C
o t
- ’l'il‘l‘ll of Christ Scientists.
"fret Avenue.
Sunday service of
hold at 11:00 a. m.
up! is held at 11:00 a. in.
\- .
i- 1..”
.‘
'lnrcalitv."
_ lLH-ning Testimony
- 1 -:rl at 3:00 o'clock.
‘ “1' those services the pub-
- (mm.
.3 .5
Royal James Inn.
ilmlirlays excepted)
"'1 3.00. Tuesday and
‘ Anmga from 7:00 to 9:00.
' " V.‘ time.
t o s
.i , ‘ l
~ 'Ifirmt A. M. E. Church.
Henry Lamar.
"* ‘ Mar‘cd on our winter
’1 the services {or the
' 0: each month
M's:
pastor.
annual
The Gospel age and the Restitution
age—Q cor. t3: :2: Isa. 49: S; Acts
3: 19—21: Acts 17: 31. Search the
. Scriptures.
will be: book used a: the Ocean Grove meet-
CHORUB CHOIR
A! The
SOUTH NORWALK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
t CHURCH
The First ““111 Be Given Tomorrow Evening at 7:30 and “111 Be
“HIS PORTION OF GOODS”
THE PRODIGAL SON
“'11! Be the Topic of in‘ Series of Sermons to Be Preached by the
REV- ANDREW F. CHAMBERLAIN
GOSPEL SINGING
a
w
11:00 a. in. sharp. Sunday morn-
ing. Deacon Taylor will lead the
Class. ’
12:30 p m.. Sunday-school.
7:00 p. m.. Praise service follow-
ed by short sermon and other serv—
ice for all persons who wish to
get closer to God. This service “ill
close with the Lord's Supper.
Monday evening Charles Barrows
will give an old folks‘ concert for
the benefit of the new work on the
church. “'e are asking all friends
to help us in this work.
Tuesday cvcning another soul
stirring clasa YUPOUHQ is expected.
Come and get right with God.
if you have anything worth while
for rummage sale. phone 181—12.
0 0 O
I‘vousytnn Mt-tlimlist Church
H. R. Schnert. pastor.
Sunday is Rally Day at our
church. The Sunday-school \vill
render a pleasing program at 10:00
O'CIOCk. All parviits and friends of
Sunday—school are invited to come
and hear this program.
At 11:00 o'clock the Rally Day
program will ho continued in the
auditorium of the church. Let all
members of the church fill their
pews and give us cheer. \Ve extend
a spcclal invit n to all our friends
and strangers.
In the afternoon at 3:00 o‘clock
the Junior League will have 3 Rally
Service. All boys and girls between
6 and 14 are. urged to come.
At 6:45 the I-Ipworth League will
enjoy a happy time and Miss Ly-
cctt of Norwalk will address the
rally. Everybody invited.
At 7:30 song service and short
address by the pastor.
Lot everybody help
Day a happy one.
I
make Rally
~ St. Peter's Evangollcsl Lutheran
('liurrh.
Collar Sti'cct. nrar “'est
Rev. E. t‘. \‘Jcnzel.
Ger'nmn service at
English sorvicc at 11:00 a. in.
Class and Futidav-srlimil at
noon. Subjcct of sermon:
llcavrnly 'l‘i-canurcrs.” livenhodv is
cordially “f‘lCOlll”.
Thomchoir “ill rchoarse Monday
evening at S‘zn'i o'clock in the base-
niont of the church.
Confirmation instructions are giv-
Avonuc
pastor.
10:00 a. m.
Bible
12:00
on (‘\'Ql‘:-' Monday and Friday at 4:00
O‘clock in the basement of the
church. Adults who wish to be
(‘Ul‘ifil'n'iPIl and become members of
mir‘church are cordially requested to
confer with the pastor.
"The ‘
joy singing come and try these Gos-
pel songs.
of the Parable of the Prodigal
Son. and the first topic will be “His
Portion of Gods." Thtse sermons
ought to appeal to all both )oung
and old—they ought to be of spe-
cial interest to the youth of the city.
Musical program: ‘
Prelude. Priere .......... Callacrls
Anthem. “Abide \Yith MC"
................. Churchill
to be selected.
Poslludc. T'ostludn in l? . .. lloberts
'l'liiii‘sday evening 8:00 a meeting
01’:
of special interest to the youth
the. church will he hold. A special
program has been arranged. and the
address will be particularly for thr-
i‘ounz ponple. This meeting is
meeting {or anybody. and
i lTl'JI‘llOl‘l Ramiro
. . . , i
The pastor “'lll lvcgin discussmn
' Lois
21:
ovci')'-;
meeting will be in the interest of the
young people. Following will conic
the “Woman's Foreign Missionary so-
ciety with Mrs. \Villiam Finney of
Stamford as speaker. Then the “T.
U. B." class with \V. N. Northcott.
secretary of the I. M. C. A. of
Bridgeport. as speaker. Others that
will follow are the Ofiioial Board
night with Dr. \i’. H. Kidd as the
attraction. The Ladies’ Aid society
and the Sunday school and the
Christian Industrial league. All the
speakers have not been arranged Ior
but men and women of prominence
will address the gatherings.
These. meetings are for the pub-
lic and everybody who has a part
in the work of the church is urged
to attend. Light refreshments “ill
‘4
be served at each meeting to pro-
vide a. degree of sociability.
.. 0 I .
First Baptist Church of Divine
Healing
DeWitt Talmage Van Doren.
'ministei‘
Morning service at 10:30. Subject
sermon: "Visualization." Com-
:1: close of sermon.
nign‘ pm: or meeting at
u vim-k.
of
Thursday
lmit past s.
. ‘
Mirtvnlk )lri... .-: LpIsCUpal
Tim'wnll-i M. 1;. Church
Geo. B. Toinp"ins. rninistor
Chas. U. lvcs. organist and dircct—
or: Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contrulto: Mrs.
\Yerme. soprano: Harry 1..
Sterling. bnSSo; lirncst \V. Soule.
tenor.
Sunday school and Men's assem—
‘nlv a! 10:1. 131. A well guided class.
a competent teacher and as welcome
anal: all who onto: our school. All
nir‘n 3i" invilmi to attend the as.
srmilly i’liivlw (lass.
At 11 o'clock the sci-vice of “sor-
siiip “ill bu tulle-“Cd by a brief
communion meditation and the Sac-
Home." This is the
series of sermons on
and its Problems.”
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
soctety will meet on Tuesday after-
noon at 2:30 o‘clock. The study.
which is on Japan. will be conduct—
ed by Mrs. Bertram Mitchell. Miss
Helen M. Bishop “‘1” sing. It is
urged that all mite boxes be brought
in at this meeting. This is the first
meeting of the fall. A full attend-
ance should distinguish it.
The Epworth league will hold its
first fall social on “'cdncsday eve-
ning at 7:30, The evening's pro-
gram is in charge of MiSs Alma Ly-
cctt and a. good time is assured.
Some \et‘y important busmess af-
fecting the future of the l'éague “ill
be transacted at the beginning of
the evening.
"Church Night" on Thursday be-
ginning at 7:30. Study classes from
second in a
“Family Life
7:30 to 8:10. Devotional service
from 8:15 to 9. All persons are in-
iited to enter some one of the
classes and to participate in the de-
votional service.
The regular meeting of Sunday
school workers will be held at the
close of the devotional service.
a i U
lst (.‘(mgregatinnai Church. Sonralk'
pastor
10:30 with.
Rev. E. F. .‘vchz'egor.
Morning \xorship at
PILLL.
sermon by the pastor. Subject:
“Numbering Our Days." .
Sunday school at 12 o‘clock. At
this session plans for a school or-
chestra will be explained and candi-
l
i
i
i'l‘hurszlay evening at 7:45.
datr-s invited. Rally day will be
held on Oct. 14th. _
\‘iednesriay the Gleaners' Circle 3
will meet with Mrs.
son avenue at 3 p. m.
Thursday there. will be a supper
at 6:3” for all the congregation and
fricnds of First church. This is ar-
ranged by the ladies of tho Thurs-
Grindrod. Xcl-‘
fers at 6:15.
Violin sud Piano _
Oflertory. Nachtstuck .. Schumann
Miss Austin
uet; soprano and alto. One Sweetly
Solemn Thought Ambrose
Mrs. Newkirk and Mrs. Osterksmp
.,,_.,.
Pcstlude. Finale ’ ....... Bcethoven
Mrs. Selleck
I! s s ‘
The Salvation Army
:6 Washington Street
Captain and Mrs. Perkins. oflicers
in charge of local work.» Holiness
meeting at 11:00 a. 211. Sunday
school at 1:30. Young Peepies
meeting at 6:46. Evening sen ice at
3:0 Oo‘clock.
Meetings Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at 8:00. All invited.
All day Monday. October 8th. a.
rummage sale will be held on the
second floor of the Army building.
0 O I
Advent Christian Church
Mrs. Elsie Fahrick. organist.
Morning worship at 10:30. Ser-
mon. first in a series on the Lord's
pro.) er. “A Divine Fatherhood." fol-
lowed by communion. ‘
Sunday school at 11:56. Richard
Bland. superintendent. Loyal \\’ork-
Evening song service at 7:30 fol—
lowed by sermon. “A Helpless Man‘s
Need."
Ladies of the mission society will
meet at the mission room on \‘i’ed-
ncsday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Prayer and praise sen ice on
Rialto Theatre
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
CORINNE GRIFFITH
and FRANK MAYO
school association
NOTABLES AT
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEETING HERE
Notable Sunday school authorities
will speak at the Fairficld
Sunday School convention her Tues-3
‘ ing. a
day October 9.
Prof. M A. Hemline of Cmtago
who will give a series of adviicsaes.
“as associated with Prof. \Vd.‘i‘:f S.
Athearn in the department of edu-
cation ot‘ the International Sunday
for inanv nears.
Prof. Charles A. Dinsmorc,‘wl.o “ill
have charge of the Bible petiod. is
from the Yale Divinity School. Prol.l
George Platt Knox A. M. was for-
merly the head of the Depaqmcnh
of Religious Education of Denisonlschcol workers
university. and is now Dean of that
institution. He will speak on "Train-
in; for Leadership." Rev. Hilton S.
Littlefield D. D., of NEW York.
very well known. espociall_v in the.
Congregational churches. 11.: Willi
have charge of the opening services
county;
l
andwrill show how to choos-
use worship material. _Dr.
will also conduct the canto
pastors. superinten
officers of the Sunday
Miss Corinth
ren's Division specialist.
York. will have charge of the
ren‘s Di\ision conference.
bert C. Thomas. also of 1
who specializes in Young.
Work. “ill lead the discussion
is division 0
teachers of th
ay school.
There w ill be th
tternoon
o
ning at
wish to get the most
vention should plan to
entire day.
The railroad
glte to the State School
at ‘iillimaniic.
will be given to
‘district of Fairfield county .
:11“ largest percentage of its Sunday
to the county cont;
vention.
G. Clausint.‘ __
of W
Li
school.
'3
Rev.
\‘ew Yoriiéi
Psople‘l
cf tfifi
f the SW31
dents and o”
‘ti
"ee sessions among-L
and evening he‘ll-1..
eleven o'clock. Those Win-g
out of the cons-.1”!
attend “can”
session and remain throughout “19.:
convention.
November. 7. 893,.”
the school in with '
seam.
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Thc \nling mcmbci‘s “‘1” meet
Friday cvcning at 8:00 o'clock in
the basement of the church. Many
cussion. All voters arc cordially re-
quested to be present.
Thursday evening our Ladics' so-
tieiy will serve a chicken salad and
ham supncr from 5 to s o‘clock in
tho l‘JSI'llltlll of the church. Vol.1-
to salad and a number of side dishes
will go with it. Adult tickets “ill
cost 50 cents and chlldrcn under 1:
391m vvill he served for 2.30 The
money realized will he used to re-l
duce thc debt on the church. All!
our members and friends are cor-l
dially invited. '
‘
International Biblc Students.
Red Men’s Hall. “’ashington Street.
Time 3 to 5 p. m.
Subject for study: "The “‘orld‘s
Great Mcditator as Distinguished
from the Church‘s Advocate." The
designer of this great plan being
Jehovah, while the active agcnt of
that plan is His Son. the mighty
Logos. Heb. 10: T, 9. in: PS. 40:
7, S; 31111.3: 17; John 6: 38:
John .3: 30; Jno. 1:: 4.”: lat Jno.
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ll. 12 show the work of the advo-
cate. (for the church) and the work
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be vory different. and located in two
dlflt‘rerent ages—present and future.
- O 0
South Norwnlk Baptist Church.
‘tev. L. J. Shepler. Minister
Sunday 10 A. M. Thr- Bible school
meets for the study of God's word.
Mornin gworship at 11 A. M. sermon
subject:.“The Chirstian Disciple."
Evening set-vices 7:30 P. M. Capt.
David Coy of the Volunteers of Am-
erica wil be the speaker of the even—
ing.
~’.\ionda.y 7:30 P. M. Volley Ball at
the church.
Thursday 7:45 P. M. prayer meet.
ing at the church. Subject of discus-
sion will be a. study in the fourth
chapter of Ephesians.
O O O
Ist Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwalk
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. pastor
Mr. Carlton L'Hommedieu. organ-
ist and director. Rally Sunday.
Sunday school 10:00. Rally Day
program. "Growing A Christian
World." 'Visitors are invited.
Morning worship 11:00. The com-
munion will be administered. This
will afford a splendid opportunity
for all the members of the church to
renew their vows. and make new
consecration. , ‘
Musical program:
Prelude. Prelude in A . . . . . . Smart
Qua-riot. "Come L'nto Me" . .Lansing
Anthem "I “'1“ Feed My Flock"
service of song and sermon. The en-
larged choru’s choir will sing, and
the congregation will have the Op-
pox-thinly of epjoying singing from
the‘ "Songs of Conquest" the song-
iinportant things “'ill be up for dis»:
...................... Simpson‘
Postlude Grand Choeur . . Lemaigre '
'Evening service 7:30. A cheerful
inh’ tho (out. summon It you on-
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