an Jones and Alice br'rnes
were visitors in the
W yutordl) . ,
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2 Alfred films of Brookbn.
“In "8 mailing the week-cud at
”no of her mother. Mrs. .t‘
' . of Beldcn av.cnuc
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I!- Onxztned and glasses tit~
It. A. Bonsdict. Jeweler.
g motorcd to Mcriden today
they will spend the wcclt-t ud
guest of the Misses Irene and
Townsend of North End avc-
o a c
I“. Edith Black has changed
avenue.
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~60ft hats and cam a: O Brien s.
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A. bungalow-av pc houm being
ted by Dcerlng and Talmadge on
dview avenue is nearing com-
tlon.
Charles Smith. llcrlmrt “mun-ll.
Frank Monahan and George Rutter
' of \‘an Bureu avenue. motored to
. Y. today to the Polo Grounds to
witness lhc fourth ilic \led's
Series.
-Buy your "terrain at Daunelly':
on my wockly payments. tors open
ovonings until 8 p. m.
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2; ”use: Betty Johnson.
Williams and May Donnellv
, day. and Wore tlm gticnti- ul .\llus
’ VDoril U'l‘milly of that city.
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Arthur Johnson. 1.: on ilm Ivy and
Frank Coffin of the Connsctlcut
Light. and Power attended the s- coud
of the W'orld' I Series Thursdw.
.. «~Borntrom is framing piciuxts
4 again in new I. 0. 0'. R'Blvlg.
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John Evcrrctt. \~ .1.~
Sunday Oct. 8. to Mr.
Emmi: Sniffcn of 9
_ Mrs. Sniftcn was lormL-rly .\u‘
i Levis.
A. 11011.
111111
.\ikcn tin-cl.
-: iJlln
That'r all.
0
~85rrll ‘1. (lane.
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“'1: 1132‘.
and
8|.er Buckloy. Philip
Paul McElroy. Tom McNamara
resident from Harbor avmuc to -
Nomlk motorcd to Hartford v . stc- r- 1
v
M”.
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The \‘orwalk Day\ turner-y will
hold a. rummage sale. Friday. No-
vember 2. Any one having saleable
articles. is asked to call at the Nurs~
cry.
Charles Mega and Joseph Ticosii
of Benton strcot motored to Stam-
tord. scorer-day.
Joseph \‘adas of Ely avcnuc has
had his Ovariand car overhauled.
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Eli Fcinsod of \‘cw’ York city was
the guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs
J. Fclnsod of Lly avcnuc.
Mrs. M. Galbo and son, Joseph of
Lowe street; and Mrs J. Paris of 6
Lexington avcnuc spent yostcrda)
with thcir sister. Hrs. Leonard Las-
aria in Bridgeport
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Gordon Budowski of Springwood
lndtorcd to .\c“ 1iavcn.last night.
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Joseph Slicay of Lexington avenue
visited rclattvcs in .\cwark ycstcr-
dav.
O
\"illinm Sumo alicndcd the third
game in thc World's series in New
York yesterday.
0
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Miss Hclcn Shcrrv of Springwood
motorcd to .\‘cvv lltucn \eslcrda).
t 1)
‘-ntr1-.k Di Pietro of 80111011 sircci
went on 11 hunting trip yesterday.
. o o t ‘
Mrs. P. D Ambrosio and children
of Benton strcrt wcrc rcccnt guests
lioroli» ‘of rcl 111‘” in “1111.. Plains.
of South -
.1 G 3.
John Morton (11‘ Phillip strcct is
haying; Lint-tricity installvd in his
.iltzllsu on lllu-ruitlv li‘l‘llllt‘.
l
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; i‘l'lisho Rl‘Ft‘TYCS.
The first football garlic of tilt: scu-
son in \YL-stport “ill lie/playful Suu-
day (-11 1112.2 lilltski in! at Liv-cons
Farms. Lil'l‘VCt‘l] H12,- val< :mvl lin‘
'l‘hc game has bun
o'clock 11. 111.
O t 2.
many in Ei'tlkllilJlVCC n1
lllL' concvrt. gin-n last cvcning undtr
1hc illiSI'iL‘tS of tho Junior League.
by Clnistmn Schiclt and Miss Astri
Ellison. .\lr. Schlolt is a resident of
\Vcstport and .\‘1tw York. 1i» has won
fame as a pianist. :1 singvr and as
a compost r. ’l'ln- wwoud numhx‘ “‘fts
cullcd tor J
'1' h 1" rv‘ v\ or»
Briefs and «Pets 21 Mention
. Plli'l‘i and
'many uulcll.obll\'-s gayly
street formerly known as the Liar-
chsud house.
Now
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Georgo Dewey Westlln of
yi'ork is spending the weekend with
his‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. \‘Vcstliu
of Comm. \
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Mrs. Florence ’Gllmour of New
\‘ork. well known in Weslport as a
concert singer. is the guest oi ltr.
and Mrs. Joseph Sniffen. Mrs. Snit-
l'cn' and Mrs Gnmcur attencded the
concert given last evening. in the "Y"
auditorium. by the Junior League for
the benefit. of the Girl Scout fund.
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The regular monthly meeting of
tho \V. T. I. A. will be held at Bed-
ford liouso Monday afternoon at
2:30. The perfected plans for the
entertaining the Federation. of wo-
mcns. Clubs. will probably in; read.
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The Inter school track meet at the
Greens Farm Oval Thursday after—
noon was one of the most interesting
of the School e‘valS. Bedlord swat
\‘J-u the meat wuh a total 01 114
points. Greens Farm School took se-
cond place with a total of 10-1
points. Bridge street School received
7 TllOlnl-S. Sat at. u lc-u! of 33 events
lltdrord took first place 12‘ 21mm.
Gut-n3 Fat-nu 11 1 mos and B uu'vc
street 5 times.
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The Columbus Cr; parade order
Ilm manage 21-111 (7. tlu- PrluZiO‘
Lniberto dc Piedmont. Lodg. was
one of the licgcst evcr 111-1.} 111
Wustport. Jilin}: \‘ctromilc tic-tut! :15
Grand Marsnll. The marchers were
led by ; band followed by The £011:
of Italy. Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts. 1m:—
til: lirc apparatus. and
dccoruh‘d
.\lnulmu and Italian l?1.1.;1.
Tin: line of march was from Sauga-
fuck up hhcrsidc Avenue in 11;..-
Town riail, where they were mcvlu-d
by the town officials. and back to
Saugatuck by tho.- samc rozxic. The
chief ceremony of tho day was the
laying the corner stone of t‘l': New
wit l‘
William J. \Valsh are today .1111 nd. .1111 inlcrpuliu 2w 1.11m; .n”:l.r 'Thc
in: file footballl game bc‘mccn .\‘otr. ft l1: 1rl1: 11m 1.:.- 3123.. 123.2“ 2, ”3L
Dame and the Arlin 11'. 12:!) 1-.t's‘iOL'k I Kiln-d 1011111: actress troy”:
nflld in Brooklyn. X. T- '-'~“'"] " ""H “lbs Illillurk bin); lizl-l-.
. . , lug l'n-lmni 11 palm {.2 1.12.. 2; litury.
2. Chlrlcs Lockwood of \‘1111 llnrcu i'iI131l‘s. All.“ 15mm” sum: 12mm”:
“ awhile attended tlic World’s svl'lrs;’l’i"(11;-.;l1 :1. l; - (1111} um“, 1“.“h
at. the Polo Grounds Thursday. .ric."
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-Barrls I: Clans. That's all. Mm. I'm :- anhm 1.1 u.‘ .\2 ~2 vmu
. ° ' ° ‘ 2 15 Flandiu: llxv “u M111 at 11211130122-
Harold Skldd. Jack Connclly. Man 110 Illut‘i‘ 119:2“
til McDonough. Edward Marlin. - . _
William Smith. avid Crosby and Miss l‘mucls Fi'rlilg‘r (.12 11.._;y.;,m'1
' Ted Reynolds attcmlcd tI1-.- vluuc» Mass. in tho; guns: 1.»: Mr. 11.; 51...,
1 given by tho Bridgrport High I'mid tun-12.2 ... 13......" “mm...
‘ School Alumni at tho liltz in ll iutk 1hr 1113;11:2- intut Ur \lib's r‘l-rmsi-
l 1”. Rock last evening. 211ml ilr Junt‘pli slomun .1: $02,212
50' PM E ' ' ° EVul-ivalk was :mnmmccd Thursday
7“ Morris Bn'svv of Clark L'ni'wrslii '\-ni11.: .\llw Springwr “as mum-.2-
\V‘orccster. Muss. is spcndll": the
week-end at his home in ffmcords
Street.
.
That’s ali.
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-—Harris 11. Oops.
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1* Mr. Ilrcsev. and llyman Grc-n 1.!
boll game yrl-tcrduy Min-noon 1m-
School Elm-ens.
Miss Muricl‘ 3L. ’J‘Jltnnnf of \‘1111
'Burrn nvrnue is attending 1121- «mi.
. ding of a fricnd today in Grcrimlclz.
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Edward Sassr nf Silxrrmirzc
. ntfl‘ Via! a bllsillr-ss,\il~ll(1r in
York City 3 (stcl day.
.\'r w
0. F7. I‘rcd:rirk or ‘.‘ .l» rirrmn
street has bran confine-l
or the past fr--.v “mks
due to ncrvous disord' r.
o r 1.
“Caps and sort huts. O'Bricn's.
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Annlvcrsary muss fur l'1'1vntc
Jeremiah l". O'lil‘lcn Monday 11mm-
.103! 1711's church rat 72311.
b t- t
in: at St.
F. 1",. lioustnn or ln-ooklyn.
will lecture tomorrow urlrrnoon at
8 o'clock in Rctl .\tc‘n's llnll. \Vash-
ington street. on "Sims of the New
'Dayu Millions now living will never
‘ Die." Service face.
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-—All dancc! zuumnp-ed. T prit 1t“
reasons. 37. “Policy's." Tel. 2227.
Adv.
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David C. Wilson of N. E. Univ.
. ‘9 Boston is spending the work-end
t his home. 77 “‘oodward avenue.
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—:-—Open for business.
”loll". Practical hattcrs.
ly Redwsy's—Adv.
O
Gntcs and
Forms-r-
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William Cunningham managcr of
gavey's Store on North Main street.
gluondcd the world series game yes-
day.
0
\A meeting of the .\‘orwnlk Biedical
2 lotion was held Thursday eve.
a! the Norwnlk Hospital.
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The course of six lectures on "(1111-
lhh Literary lint-lingo." which
1] bo‘givcn by Prof. Ayers of Co-
bis University. in the Norwalk
‘ School Friday afternoons nt 4
Mock. will begin October 26th.
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2 toga Ludlow Council. Junior 0r-
.“Amorican Maelmnics. will hold
mist weekly mcetlng tomor-
,Wt at. P. O. S. of A. Hall. So.
it.
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, Cid Mrs. E‘ainuci 1.1.- ngycl of
MI street on: having tilt-i:-
“mulled.
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, . Haddock cf Pavilion sum-ct
u a fishing trip. yesterday.
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-~ A. Santa has returned to
' m Woolwnrlnvcuua: l‘cl-
ul enjoyable visit with rel-
II or“: Harrington.
d Foil-0d of Ely
m for Brooklyn when:
‘ Brooklyn Law
In
aicnuc;
J.
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.1 l~ .1cl1v1 111 1b;- \\"1vs:port .\vrmxl.
'llr. Slouun is :1 ‘
Sachs. Both are Well knoun "1 \Vc-st-
1
l 1 13:12:11
port. and :11'vv--2~--E1.11.. 111- 1. .2 .--...:.
glutions of :1 host of frivndx
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Mus 211.1.”qu 1211.11 111-] .\libsi
t:1 “1'11 \isltors in l 11 lgr -3
,9 Clark University Witncsscd tun [not- 21:11:,» l'll’
tween the Norwalk and Sh"il0n Hilrh;
2
llVf'n !
l
1
to his homc’
“ith illness.
Hail. Joseph .\lo-tcn doing till Hon-
ors durinl: this r.\ cm. .\ ccppr-r box
was. scaled liXL-idv‘ lie “01.... I! 1-01-
tuinv-l u cot-v of .\cstcr-lays issue of
tho “'cslw- ::.‘ licrnlJ. -\ c: [-.v (-1 at:
Malian no .v<u.11'.>1‘. 11nd 9021M: Ill-121111
Wins. .‘im‘n; ii.-- .90.... >- \\'\'-’ l'ro-
fcssor Tutolo of Elizaimth. X. J..
.103?le Morton. Frank Cril-ari. and
E. U. Snivatorv. in tin.- cvcniug thcrc
was a darcv in I‘m: .\‘atlnnul liuil.
“inch “:15 larxriy Mich-ind;
ROW'AYTON
'...—.-
\ivlol i". St‘uliw', 1215101".
Victor i-‘. .\‘cztlisr‘. i‘dslor.
Mummy public “orsliip “11h scr-E
1111111 in} pastor 11:: :‘nllmvs: 102311 A.
-.\l. sullgvcl. "'l‘lu- basis tor .\inn's
”El-m." in tho vvr 11in: at 7:3" 1’. .\l.
’th-rc will lm :1 fillet-ll minutes song
5111111; 'l'lw in-vpl-- that likr H113-
111': 111': lllgv"'i lu com-- alld‘tr‘ii the
121111.: of tlwir favorite $0113.". and
1h 1: ring ”11.111' “'llli tho Congress—f
lion. Thu Mlhjnci for tho t-vcning'
will lw. ”He lillit hath 1111‘s let hill)
huh? '
t nvlcr ilzc al’l‘.’ loader-ship 01 Mrs. ‘
net-kins. the musical program trust
Sunday p'rovcd \cry inspiring. “'22
:11.‘ to have 11 musical program of
”'1'. character (very month.
The Sunday school will nlt‘W’l
11:65 A. .\l.
Tho Y. i".
:12
C. E. “ill hold its rtgu-
Tport :-1.sf-r-,J:1y ailiyl'nOOll. mr mcfi'ing at 7 n _\L
. - . 7 Thc midweek pruycr mccltnz and
Mr. and M13. Curtis Jon-.5 and ‘ song sci-vice on 'l‘hursulx-v s o'vlork,
.‘ilFS 1.111 121- l‘i- M spent the 0.1:: in; VICTOR I“. SCALES};
Nt'iv York. 5 c o s
. . . llovvayttm Methodist Church
Mrs. linlulrml and daughter havt‘l ll. R. Schnrrl. pastor
,mowd info the house on viompo The Sunday services will bc as
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Financial. his association “till the company.
l"o.-.i11vc assurance of favorable At .1 meeting of the road's direc-
l
linslncss prospccts has 1_l(’(‘l‘ afforded
by i‘rosidcul Coolidge and mcmbcrs
of his Cabinet. who. aftcr a careful
rcvicw of the outlook. from the na-
tit-lml standpoint. aru disposed to
give thv most encouraging reports
of conditions 111a lulsincss way. and
to urge continuance or l‘r‘sumpllon
of both pruducilvc and investment
activity. says James B. Clcws. The
foreign situation has not notably at-
tcrcd. and in some respects reflects
rrlllly better prospects. This gives
good ground for beltcving in genu-
ine advance both in business and
stock market values. yet. so far as
actual gains are concerned. condi-
tions have continued to "hang fire"
while traders await further indica-
tions concerning the future.
The excellent traffic over the’ rail-
roads has continued to be remark-
ably sustained, including not only
the usual seasonal movement of coal
and farm products but also a sell
maintained volume of basic materi-
als and manufactures.
“'iih regard to the immediate fu-
ture of the market it is not unlikely
that it will continue to flounder un-
til something turns up to restore the
courage of the buying public. All
one can say at the present time is
that most stocks are known to be
chm-11p on their merits.
Ilovctt Resigns.
NEW YORK. Oct. l:.—On the ad—
vice of his physicians. Robert S.
Lovctt today resigned as chairman
of the executive committee of the
L'nlon Pacific system. the resigna-
tion becomes effective January 1.
Mr. Lovell. however. will continue
tors Thursday. at which thc‘rosigna-
tion was acccptcd. a new poaition—
that of chairman of the board—was
created,t‘or Mr. Lovctt. in ordcr that
he might have specific jurisdiction
over Union Pacific matters in thc/
question of railroad consolidation
and the valuation of property by the
interstate commerce commission.
Mr. Lovett will remain a member
of the board of directors but is re-
lieved of duty or responsibility with
respect to the general management.
"I will not resign now from the
directorate: of the New York Cen-
tral or Illinois Central." said t.
Lovctt. after the board meeting. "al-
though I have not decided what 1
shall do after my resignation as
chalrma of the Union Pacific.~ be-
comes effective after January 1."
The Business Situation.
The weekly report. shows a. slight
decline in purchasing, equal to 0.5
per cent. for the country as a.
whole. compared with last week.
says the Credit Clearing House. Pur-
chasing is, however. very active and
sustained and only slightly below
the August peak.
This slight decrease is contributed
by the Mountain'Sections: and the
three Agricultural Sections; the
Middle Agricultural Section showing
the largest decline, The Pacific
Coast is purchasing even more ac-
tively than a week ago, a consider-
able increase coming from both
“'ashington and Oregon. while Cal-
ifornia has purchased less. The
East Section is even with last; week:
the most notable fact is the heavy
purchasing in Pennsylvania.
Your. Guarantee
It insures t9aj;t at; in ft
fragrant an {peso
is theme‘
ii iii wry
; ciscs appropriutc
N 2 follows: Morning worship “door.
‘mon'at 11 o'clock. Ssndssschool
Woodman). H.8.Bryaa.su.
porintendent. Junior league Sunday
afternoon at 8 p. m. Epworth tongue
service and special speaker in the
evening at 6:45. Evening service of
languid sermon at 7:30.
. On Wednesday night at 7:30 the
regular social and prayer service.
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Wilbur Lockwood of New York
city visited his aunt Miss Annie Cut.
bill, yesterday.
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Elwood '1‘. Nettleton of Harris-
burg. Pa... visited friends in town yes.
tcrday.
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Mr. and Mrs. “’illiam Canals}:
Hams moved from the house owned
by Mrs. George Evans. to C. H.
Briggs bungalow in Logan sheet.
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Miss Marjorie Dufault and Miss
Eleanor Davenport motored to Phil,
adelphio. for the week-end.
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There will be a meeting of the
Civic Association on Monday evening
at which time reports wil be read
mission and the Public Uliiilim Com
mission on the protests on the raise
on commutation rates on ‘the New
York, New Haven and Hartford R.
R. ‘
[NIHE CHURCHES
Norwalk 3!. E. Church
Geo. B. Tompkins. minister
Chas. G. Ives. organist and di-
rector; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contralto;
Mrs. Lois \Vermc. soprano: Harry
L. Sterling, basso; Ernest W._Soulc,
tenor.
Sunday school and Men's Asscln-
bly will convene at 1‘,- o'clm‘k. The
study in tho .\lcn's Assembly will be
on the. Book of Esther.
At 11 o'clock Bishop Luther B.
“'tlson will-preach in the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
in .\‘cw York and by arrangement
with the Radio Corporation of Am-
crtca the sermon will be broadcast-
cd. Through the courtesy of Mr.
John A. Mills a receiving act is be-
tng placed in the church and the
audience will hear the bishop.
The Epworth league will lwgin at
t‘ :30.l.-er11~st \V. Souie will lead
1hr morning.
At 1:30 the minister “ill prca: h
on "The Youth in the Home."
Class incctiug on Tuesday evening
7:43.
Thursday evening 7:30
night. The devotional service
lwgln :11 LIP».
Uri Friday cvcuing the I‘hillltllca
gclass will hold :1 "Poverty Social."
one is lnvltvd to calm: in
pov (1‘13: t‘lUtiU‘S Admission will be
‘111 kccplug \villl pvvcrty puts:
3' O C
at
I2-t (‘ongrcgatiunnl Church. Nomtk
In. 1:2. l-‘. .\icGrr-gur. Hi. 1).. pastor
llally do). .\lurninl: worship at
”(1:31! \viih scrmnn by the pastor.
sube-cl: “Glory in thc Church."
'l‘hl-rt; will lvc. special music both in
the church service and in the Sun-
;vlay school. 'l‘h~.: Sunday school
rally daly scrvin will be lie-id at
inch-c o‘clock. Thorofivlli be cxcr-
to thc day and an
1address by .‘iir. l-‘rrrol is. Green.
'ztthlclic (ld\l80l’
All lift! invited.
Tuesday the .‘Hl‘llt-ltl‘ill‘ circle. v ill
meet with Mrs. James Hubbell. So.
U East avcuuc at 3 p. 111.
Thursday, mid-wool»; se-rvit‘u ;.t 5‘
n1.
P‘l‘lda."
Fair in ”l"
“'11” strcrl.
crs' Circle.
1‘.
111111 Saturday. rummage
hank building :11 .\‘o. it
given by thu- lloorkwsp-
Music:
Ills. Lillian Sherwood .\"civ‘klriL;
:sopruno: Mrs. Janet Ostcrkanip.2
contralto: .\lrs. Edna .\lay Scum-k,
pianist: .\liss Macbcllc Austin. \lo‘
linist. asistad by Mr. .\‘ormaud
Siannnrd. ‘ccllist.
l‘rclude. Meditation. (Ave Maria).
............. . Bath-Gounod
Violin, 'Ccllo and Piano
Contrailo Solo. Come Ye Blessed
Scott
Mrs. Ostcrkamp
Offcrtory. Romance Rubenstcin
Violin. 'Cello and Piano
Soprano Solo. The Voice in
\\'ildcrncss ...............
Mrs. Newkirk
Posiludc. from "Athaiia"
...... Blendelasohu-Bartholdy
Violin. 'Celio and Piano
1hr:
Scott
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First Baptist Church of Bovine
Healing
Dewitt, Talmagc Van Dorcmblinistcr
Morning service at 10:30.
Subject of sermon: “Man as a Rs-
dio Active Center." .
Thursday night prayer meeting at
half past. seven o‘clock.
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The Salvation Army.
:8 Washington street.
Captain and Mrs. Perkins officers
in charge of local work.
Tonight at 8:15. Major Thomas
Seaver of Hartford. with Adjt. Rob-
crt Klepsig and Captain Samuel
Pearse. will have charge of the
from the Interstate Commerce Com. .
church-
v~lll ,
of the High school.3
‘ outing. Special music analog-k-
ing.» Holines- meeting at 11 A. . M.
Sunday school at 1: 80 Young Peo-
ples meeting at 6: 45 Evening service
at 8 o'clock. Méctlngs on Tuesday
and Thursday ovenlgs at 8. A wet-
come is extended to all.
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‘Knlght St. $.31. E. Church.
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor.
11 A. M. preaching by the pastor,
12:30 P. M. Sunday school. ?:30 P.
M. evening sonilce.
Tuesday evening. New England
Boiled dinner for benefit of the new
work. May we see you at. the dinner
and show you what we have done
and what we wish 'to do to finish our
work. Come and bring your friends.
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. South‘SOrwflk Church. .
Rev. L. J. Shcplcr. Minister.
Sunday: The Bible school meets
at 10 A. M. for thosmdy of God”-
word. Morning worship at: 11 A. M.
Sermon subject: “60‘ Forward." As
this is the pastor's last Sunday the
sermoa will be of nature of a fart»-
well mesage. Evening service at
7:30 P. M. sermon subject: “Contact
with. God."
Monday Volley Ball at: the church
at 7:30 P. M.
Tuesday at 8 P. M. the King's
Daughters will meet at the church.
A full attendance is requested. It is
hoped that all the members will be
present.
Thursday evening regular prayer
meeting at 7. 45 P. M.
O
Advent Christian Church
Van Zant and Harvey Street. Rev.
F. L. Piper. pastor. Morning wor-
ship at 10:30. Sermon topic "A Di-
vine Kingdom."
'Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland, superintendent.“
Juniors at 3 o'clock. Loyal “'ork—
ers at 6:15. '
Evening service at 7:30 Chorus
Singing. Sermon topic: "How Long
Is It Desirable to Live?"
Meeting of ladies of Mission So-
ctcty Wednesday at 1 o’clock.
Prayer service on Thursday even-
ing at 7:46.
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So. Sui-walk Congregational Church.
1-‘. E. Jacobs. Minister.
Mr. Archibald Merriam. Organist
and Director.
Services for Sunday. Oct. It will
hold as follows:
9:45 A. M. Church School.
he
101-15 A. M. Public “’orship. Mr.
George ll. Andrews of New York
“ill preach.
6:30 1’. M. Young People's meet-
ing.
Mondar.
7:3” 1‘. M. I}. B. K. Meeting in
Church Base merit
3 l'. .\l. Mertiug of the Business
Committee
Th: program of Music will on:
organ lrcludo—l‘rcludo 1n C
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Soul--liurk.
Uffcrtory Solo-«To :1
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Mrs. l“. Irv-11;: Sntiiii
urban Poszlu lc—Ll‘and Chorus in
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St. l'clcr's Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Coda: St. Near \\'l:=t. Ave.
German service at 10 a. m. English
service at it a. :11. Bible class and
‘- Sunday school at 12 noon. Subjcct of
Sermon; "The Sham Christian."
2 Everybody is cordially welcomc.
Confirmation instructions af‘r‘ giv-
‘cn every Monday and Friday at 4
p m. in the basement of the unurch
This coming Monday, howcvcr. con-
firmation instructions will be drop-
[:ud. twcausc the, pastor will attend
.a conference in L'ttca. N. ‘1’. Monday.
é'l‘uosday and \Vcdncsdsy.
. The choir \\ ill mcct Monday \‘Vv‘i‘h
111; at 8 o'clock in the basement of
:tlic church. All members and rro-
l
AUnd anal
t
1spcclivc members are urgently re-
‘qucstcd to be fluent.
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(‘hurch of the Sauncne
Spt-Clul missionary service in the
hall at 4'.‘ Franklin Street Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The oldcst son
of Mr. Gaslick. a resident of East
Norwalk. who has just recently re-
turned homc from 3 years mist-ion-
ary work in Africa will be the speak-
er. The Rev. Mr. GaslickJs a, very
interesting speaker an reveals to us
such conditions in Africa that we
never thought of in this modern age.
and is a shame to our civilization to
allow to continue. While home on
furlough Mr. Garlick's sister has
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town. Sunday school is at 2 o'clock-
Evangelistis. service in the evening
at 7:30. “Wednesday night 3. PING"
service and 'oung people’s meeting
Friday 8 P. Ell. Come to the church
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Last‘ ‘ Avenue M. 15. Church
L. Earl Shaffner. pastor
Clarence Cable. organist and choir
director.
01: Sunday morning at 10:30 the
members and friends 'of the East.
Avenue church will listen to a ser-
mon by radio preached by Bishop
Luther B. Wilson in ANew York. A
receiving set will be installed in the
church and a coldlal invitation is
extended to all to come.
The Sunday school and Bible
class will meet at. 12. The Bible
class will study the Prophesy of
Micah.
Epworth league at 6: 30. The lead-
cr is Miss Minnie V. Brewer and the
topic is "The Central Idea of
Prayer."
Evening worship at 7: 30. The
theme of the sermon will be “Chris-
tian Kindness.
The laying of the new hard wood
floor is about completed. although
it will not be ready for bowling for
another week. It is extremely cn-
couraging to know that we have so
many potential carpenters and so
many actual good sports in our
membership. On “Wednesday ove-
ning the ladies treated the workers
to sandwiches. cake and coflec.
On Tuesday evening, October
16th. at 8 o'clock. Miss Mable E.
Mullins will gin: a dramatic read-
ing of the popular book. Amarilly ot‘
Clothes Line Allex. at the (hutch.
Tickets 25 cents.
Ladies' Aid society meeting at
the church “"ednesdav afternoon at
2 o 'clock
Fraser meeting Thursday cunlng
at 8. Look up the plomincnt char—
acters whose names commence with
the letter “u." Last prayer meeting
night saw the largest attendance-
durlng the picsvnt pastorate. An
attendance time clock has been in-
stalled. Each attendant counts tor
a. minute. Come and .help to make
an-hour. ,
The pastor wishes to take this?
opportunity to say a word generally
to all the members of the church.
and particularly to the thirty-four
new members who were received
last Sunday. Now is the time to
form correct habits of cbuzch at-
tendance. if you start at once to
keep your church vows. your church
will have an opportunity to render
real service to you. 11. your mcrubcr—'
ship is cvcr to moan anything to;
you. you ‘tnust put it to use. Sun-l)"
it should nit-an more than to have
the privilege of calling
upon the l
minister tor his services 1n the timc I Similk- A dt'ligh‘fUl program in
of dvath. Religion is for 111-: il\‘ing_ which all will find an intuit-St is
but us enjoy it while. “‘1: ]i\'(», provided. icfrcshments “111 be
c o . >scrvcd.
Grace Baptist Church ' t ' ‘
Rev. D..C. Thomas, pastor )iount Zion Baptist Chuurch.
Corner Butler and Quincy streets. 5 Km: H. R. Cooper. Pastor. Preach-
Sund‘db' services: 10 a. m. Bimb'ing at. 11 o‘clock A. :11. Sunday
5611001: 11 a. m. congregational School at 12 noon. Preaching at
worship and sermon. subject. 'ch at 7:30 P. M.
Saints Shall Conquer. " 6:"11 111.. The mixionary circle was fully
B. Y. P. L". 2‘ p. m Singing byp Sviz- mi represented and showed progress.
ior choir. Sermon subjcct. ‘The ‘ and the follovving officers will cam
Door of Opportunity was Shut "fthc banner for the year. Miss
Music by choir. Offering. bencdic-; GPTU‘udO Banks President. Mrs.
tion. Our ushers are on hand olslagcie Discs. vice mi‘esident. Mrs
Welcome strangers. .Jcnnic Hamilton. Treasurer. Mrs
Thursday 7:311 to 8:30 teachers'.E1lZRh‘Tlh I‘attcrson, Chaplain.
meeting. 8:30 to 10 prayer and? Prayer meeting. “'edncsday cvcn-'
praise meeting. conducted by Sisters i118-
Footman and \‘i‘ilkins. .
Friday 3 p. m. deacons mcct withfi
pastor. The choir also “11111ch
lice. You arc \vclcomc. ’
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lntcrnatinnnl Bible Students
Rod Men's hull, \\'asl1ington street. 3
Brother i“ F. Houston will icy-9
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Scrvicu frcc. 3 o'clock. .
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The regular Sunday service or
this church is held at 11 a. 111. Sun-
school is hold at 11 a. m. Sub-
day
ject. "Are Sin. Disease and Death
Real. 9"
Wednesday ‘evening testimony
meeting is heidht 8 oclock.
To both of these services the pub-
lie is iru ited.
Reading room. Roval James Inn.
Opening \v eck days (holidays ex-
cepted) from 12 to 5. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9.
All are welcome ‘
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Christ Church
Robert B. B. Foote, rector
Gregory Boulevard. Eastfionvalk.
Oct. 14th, twentieth Sunday after
Trinity. 10:30 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon. 11:45 a. in. Sunday
school. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer
and Bible talk on James 3:134:10,
"how to Live a Fruittul Life."
Monday _4 p. m. G. F. S. candi-
dates at the church.
Tuesday '1' p. :11. Boys‘ club at the
church. .
Friday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehears-
al.
The \Vomen‘s Guild will hold a
"rummage sale on_ W’ednesdsy and
Thursday on West “'asbington St.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwalk
Rev. Andrew 1“. Chamberlain; pastor
Mr. Carlton L'Hommedieu. organ-
ist and director.
Morning 10:00 The Sunday school.
ll:00 Morning worship. "God
Speaks to his Prophet."
Prelude, "1n the Morning" . . . Grieg
Anthem. “Another Six Days' “'ork
is Done" Schnccker
Anthem. "Jubiiate Deo" ..Alzamora
Postiudc. l‘ostiude in G . .. . Smart.
Evening 7:311. '1 he Community
Sing. by Mrs. Isabelle Slauson-Bib-
bins and the enlarged chorus choir.
The "Songs of Conquest" the Ocean
Grove song book is being used with
line cilct.
Sermon. "The Younger Son Leav-
ing Home' 'is the second of the
Series on "The Prodigal Son."
Prelude. Adagio in A flat. Gullmant
The Community song service.
iam‘ncm, "The Day Thou Gayest"
.................... “'oodward
Postludc. Postludc in F . . Lemalgre ,
Tuesday and \Vednesday a rum—
mage sale will be held under the di—
ructlon of the Ladics’ Aid society.
\chnesday evening 5:30 to 7:30
the Christian Industrial league will
give a roast becl supper in the
511 cunts a plate.
evening 3:00 the Olli-
mcct in the class
. .
Church at
\Vcdncsday
Ci 1' Board will
room.
’i'hursday evening 8:00 the second
rally meeting will be held. Mrs.
‘\\'illiam T. Finncy of Stamford will
Choir rehearsal after prayCr meet-
ing.
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Trinity Church _' -
Rev. C. S. Low ..
Calendar for 1.
Oct. 14. 19 "
Trinity.
7:30 a. In. Hot;-
9:30 a. m. C} '1
10:30 a. 111. MC
sermon; Harvrs‘. Ho.
7:30 p. 111. HT“
sermon.
Tuesday 22'”:
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Thursday
the Girl's l-‘rir-r
Friday
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Luke's Day
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needs of every ‘32:":
laundry of tcday s—_~:
every sanitary: e'ed .
the roughest wash ta .
finest finished fabrics.
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and a representative r;
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