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' South Norwalk
Phone 747.
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9 11.11.1111. 80. Norwalk
Phone 489
NEW ENGLAND
MUST DISCARD
iTS' LETiiARGY
Final. (‘1 lillll‘t'l of Chitin. Scientist.
57 West Avenue.
The rmulur Sunday service of this
church is hold lit 11 A. M. Sundni
school is held at it A. ‘.\l. Sulfijt'itt,
“Mortals and lIIIIIIoI'tals.“
Wednesday ' evcnlnlr testimony
meeting is held at it o'clock. 'i‘o both
of these services the public is invi-
ted. .
Reading Room. 57 West, avenue.
open week days. (holidays
tcd) from 1: to Tuesday
Thursday evening from 7 to :~.
All are welcome.
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First Congregational (WlIlllLII.
0n the Green. Norunlk.
R0121}. li'.1\icGrefrorPlI ll.I‘.1stoI
Morning nursi'lip at 10: 30 “illl
sermon by the pastor; subject: "(.7111
Chosen Friend "
Sunday school at 0:311 and 10: 30
The men 01 the 1l1ui1l1 .IIo aslud
to meet for a ten minutes :It the
close of service to discuss the 111111:
tion ol.’ o, city-wide llible class
'l‘uesdav The Mlnlsterinn (“'rlitle
will meet in the Polish house at ,.‘l
P. M.
Sunday evening at 7:00 there 111-1
boon Armistice seI'Ilt-e.
Young People's Serene
“Wed. Nov. 18. 2:30 1'.
mothers are urged to attend the
Conference —-—~Co-Re-
lation of Credit to
hSOund Marketing
WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. 14,——
Discusslns.‘ the relation between
souhd sales policies and bank credit.
Mr. Frederick A. Carroll. Vice Pres-
ident. National Showmut Bank of
Boston, told the delegates to the
New England Conference yesterday
that the banks of New England can
and will furnish credit to New Eng-
land industries. provided New Eng-
land business men meet the tests of
sound marketing.
“Six or seven years case." said
Mr. Carroll. “the banks did notglvo
much consideration to the market-
ing aspect ot a customer‘s business.
They judged the results. probably
concluding that it a bulsness was
successful its marketing policy must
ltlitl
:3.
at l'.:il'l
Iii. all
be all right. Then came. hard
time. Businesses were put to the mothers meeting at the (‘lllll"1ll, on
lost. Many whose books reflected interesting pftlflrum 1111:: been or»
hugo assets could not pay thtt‘I ranged A competent person will
take charge of ‘..1e little folks 111111
cannot be left at home.
served, Mrs.
will speak.
Thursday. The mid-Week mcetlnf.’
will be a tabernacle meetiuz. with
special songs and reminiscences of
the crusade.
All articles for
.l1'1rrel should he,
Henry Colcburn.
Friday evening the Cleaners t"lr-
clo will give a play in the parish
debts. The banks eventually learned
that sound marketing policies were
essential to a prosperous business.
and that without such policies a
temporary clean to an industry wits
apt to gain the life of a. long term
bond. but not necessarily the safety
of such a security.
“The consideration or sales poli-
cies today is analogous to the de-
volomnent of medicine. which looks
not only to the cure but the pre-
vention or iilness.’ Today the credit
department of a. bank analyzes very
carefully the size of the invcntory
‘of 9. business. and its ratio to annual
sales; in other words. the turn-
over. It analyzes the ratio of sales
to plant: it analyzes the account
turn-over.
"Here is the case of :1 large busi-
ness of years' standing. It has plenty
of assets, but for several years it
liolton of New linvcn
the
given
missions r,1'
in 341's.
~Nori‘ield COl'lgl'f'RtlilOlilll church.
‘ ll- 3
Church Of the Nazarene
Preaching Service at. 3 l‘. M. on
Sunday afternoon Nov. 15. :It the
home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. .l. Larsen
17 Morris six-,ect NorIvnlk llm. \i‘m.
10. Riley flout liooki1n N i” will
be the p) eat her
was this: "Tho root of your tronblo
lies in merchandising) He reported
the criticisms made by the leading
dealers in ten large cities; and dem»
onstratcd that while the number of
customers had increased. about one
half of the average sales went down
in almost the saute proportion. :11
other nerds. total sales Ivcre llnilf~
t‘octed. but the expense of sales in-
creased. eating up the profits. The
recommendations of the bank ex-
pert “'(l‘e adopted Ind today tha'.
buslnc $5 is in good shape making
money. and enjoying :1. fine 11110 of
bank crtdli.
“The investment public today is
not looking for physical assets. it
wants to know instead whether lh_-.'
commodity that is being IIInI'ketcd
hits the popular fancy; whether or
not it is being changed as and when
needed to meet the public demand.
sermons by the pastor.
12:30 P. nl.—«Sunday school
3:00 P.
Zion Baptist church
6:00 P. hi.~Alit‘n loucue at
which time Miss Deane. of the Girl
scouts wish to meri all the girls.
Therefore mm'v gill i1invite11.c111.11
let Miss lloane incel a large 1111111-
her.
('laes nice-Hum.
Thursday evenings.
\Vcdncsdny evening,
chicks-Ii pic dinner.
i S =h
South Noruaik Baptist t‘lmrcli.
‘.cv. L. T. Mallory. Pastor.
The sulviccis for the. Sunday nil-
dresses are as follows:
liveryman‘s itible ('1;le .7."
more Iinrdshlp.”
Children's sei'm11n..".\ lit-m."
Morning sermonm‘Prothers Unit-
’i'ucsdny and
New
A
for their sound marketing policies.
But here are two other companies.
whose marketing policies are not so
goodb'l‘he shares of one of them
have an asset value of $177.4 but sell
for 657; the other. with asset value
11:00 a. m.-—-\V‘orship. ‘
6:30 p. m.——Cliristi:1n l-Indenva.
7:30 p. m.-—~\\'orsl11p.
Monday. 7:30 p. ill.’--lili.“int“'\' 11nd
Professional Women's Club, \ 11. In
~(‘Ommittec on (‘lty Billie class.
fare? It. means. in my Opinion thatv
New Endand must throw off its
rally at Calvary Church. New 11:11 cu
Thursday, 7:60 p. 111.—-._:\lld-\v1'ek
’i-
. e e i
Pug y Wigs
GOOD GROOERIES
—at—— 1
POPULAR PRICES
-12 Main Street
Norwalk, Conn.
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lethargy and escape from the spell meeting.
of past success and traditions. The
only success that is worth while to
New England is today‘s success; the
only traditions we should remember
are those of honesty and character.
The rockbound coast, yes. but not
the hide-hound feeling of superior-
shlp social.
Announcements:
the ”Sunday school room by the. Pro-
thuma Sotwiety
The State. Sunday S1hool Conven-
eve-1px
'l 0.1 \lel bul
has been slipping backward in enr- e . n
nings. '.l‘he bank expert mndo ‘1 Knight St. A. M. 1:. Church.
careful study of the business. The “a... W. “on“. Lamar. Hymn
outstanding sentence in his report 11.00 A. ill.»~nnd 7.30 1.. 11.”;
M.—-lhilon service 1:1 hit:
lizlyzlnlld.
l‘iu~‘
and whether or not it produces - ed. "
proper return in earnings. Here is :1 Evening sermon~"\\'hv Join :1
stock. for example, with asset. value Church"
of only $3 a. share. but it sells at Calendar for tho \i‘Ot‘k 111 Nov. 1:.:‘
$107: another stock. wittI‘asset 1a.- Sunday:
no of '618 a share. sells for 3115. 10:00 (I. In.wl'lvcrym:1n's ll1ll‘.1\
Both of these companies are noted class: Bible school.
of 9145 share. srlls for 343. Tuesday. 2 p. nl.—~Westorn Can—l
"But hat docs all this mean in neeticut Conference of. 311111519
terms of New England and its web “'MMSGM'. 7:45 p. m ~l.:11ptlst
Friday. 7:45 p. 111.~~ti<101l Fellow-1
New lights have been installed in;
, '. ' . 1
‘9
11131111111111; autumn-«so NORWALR. cons
Church Notices Fer Sunday anti Coming Week
"MW-w
te-mhlrs and officers are especially
mind in llltuilti.
lb..l.\\lIil1'omh llmusher otCal-
ll‘“1u lIiu \" ill give his famous lecture.
“l' lay Bull. " at talvnry Baptist
_i“|III:-1-h. Non liuven. \iednesdey at
7:15 p. In. T his will he a great rally
for (‘ onnt't ilrut Baptists. Dr.
lliouuher is knoun for his wit and
eloquence throughout the country.
A “1111111111 (‘nnncetlcut Conference
of liupiisis will be hold lit the
i1'l11u-1~h. Tuesday. 2 to 6 p. In. The
subject is: "The livery Member
l'lnn." 111'. 11:. 1‘. Rookie. director
of prmnotiun for the metropolitan
urea. and llov. ll. 1). Williamson. (46'
Islsiulil: 1.11'. Ana:- and llorace B.
Salon ol' ll11I-tt1111l. will conduct tho
it "1'1ut'1'IeIIo1n
Delegates 11 ill be pre-
r.1 111 {10111 all iluptlst churches 0f
‘1-r ~.1-'Iu Everyone is
built ti.
1 \ great “(land l-"11lloushlp Social"
lt'oi' tin pz'Itlsh Ivili ll“ held Fridfly
_01cningnt,ll1e 1hur1h. The pro-
1:1"1111 “ill be a surprise. A loud
time is guaranteed. Iheryone of
'l’nptlst preference is invited. Light
ill‘i'l'l slunents 1vlllbe served.
l The 'l‘hIIIsdny owning meetinfl
111111 take the. form of a, Thanksgiv-
ling; IIIiI-ilnir. us it is the last player
:11 1111's in the f‘lllll‘i it this month. A
unlit pi ulse service is being drums-
1-,1l (“11111111111 songs will be used
0 O O
1 11111101 iii, ut.
‘ St. Peter's Evangelical Luther-n
1 Church.
(,‘l‘tilil‘ Si.
1:111. 1'2. 1'. \venz1-l.'l‘astor.
(11-1'1111111 srrvice at 10 A. M. Eng-
lish .‘t'r\‘i(‘ti lit. 11 A. M. llible class
and Sunday school at 1'2 noon; Sui»
jocljert of sermon: “The Prodillll
181111.“ l-Iverylmdy is cordially wel-'
I Louie.
: instructions for confirmation are
given every Monday and Friday at
‘4 i‘. M.—~in the basement of 4'!
church. ‘
1 lioly (‘11111111111111111 “ill in: celebra-
house. the players coming from the: lml in the English service the first‘
lSIIuday in Jim-ember. This will be
the lust English communion in the
3111.! your
(1111' 111:1111111 (‘lnistinas fair will be
held in the basement of the church
the 10th of lleccmlscr in the after-
.nnon and evening. All members and
‘lfrieuds of the congregation are cor-
Idially requested to help along to
11.111311! it :1 success.
11111- slater—congregation in Wash
llmrl will hold tl11lr annual Christ-
mas fair the 19111 of 11111'1111011111.
lllml is urxt 'l‘hui'sdny, in the'nftero
noon and evcnlnl.r in the hammer“
111‘ the Pablo building: From 5 to it
;’l'. M. .1 sauerkraut supper will be
lscrved there. .Qll our members and
Li'ricnds are cordially invited.
1, (1111'annual'i‘lriuksgivinrr service
111111 1.1- 1.1111 111.1 last Sunday in this
gilllilllil. .\ll Inn-tubers of our congre-
. :itimi are. provided with it special
:l-fi‘t‘l’llli: 1'll\'1"l11po ‘i‘or that service.
’l'lmse evclnpes art" in tho sets of
the duplm I'll\'t‘lt‘|N‘-‘i. Kindly use
'vnur 5211 hi 1"11'1'1‘i11pc for n Nicolai
t‘l‘lrinksgrl'i'inc unto the
:lJH'll 7111' llln blessings
;l'1vt‘(‘l\‘|'1‘i.
W? V
1 I’ll-4 Methodist I'Zpistnpni (‘burch
Smith Nllrnulk.
li4‘\. A. l‘. ('hnnibex'luln. Pastor.
Archibald Merriam, Organist and
l'l'i‘i 01‘.
iiillllll Tommi.
31.4T‘ililt“l'.
; (“hurch
Morning
In 1‘l11'ist."
} i'l'lliillt‘. t‘hunl 1\iii:-"llfl“(*"'7G“i‘l'~
‘1 SUI“. “t"nmt‘ l'nto .‘nie"~—Bnriielt.
,1 liaiph 'i'olund.
. l’ostltiiic. Firlrrhwlloberts.
t Young: I‘vmilv'fl Meeting 6:30——
'\‘1'ln My Chum."
1'2 11 Hill: \\l|l‘olil|17.3l‘ H3919?
inn”; (if mm: and sermon. A iat‘lfe
'lqus 1-l111i1 l11l by law“ Toiand
"The. Songs of the New
Offering
111111111'ri‘ul
ii-
if“
i
Soloist and Son:
Sellout 10:00.
Yorsbip
~ 11 ill sing
1"Iusndus11rInon address: "The
:(iiltiitl of ’l‘I'iltlI.'
‘ l".Ieludc lilie1111czzo—~.\{alor.
1 S11lo.l\\ill Lay Me 11011111111
l‘cht'",——~I'Illi$.
1, l‘estlude. Allliltllllt‘.“\\'lllllng.
; ‘.'-u'lntsdny 111 1111 the Ladies' Aid
Sogietv win meet 101 all day ses-
11.11111. Thev will so“ tor the Christ.
mus Sale The. ladies of the. Church
{11111 urged to contribulu articles for
Ity, What New England needs is tion will be 111 id at the Mist 119111011. l the stile There will be a Slipper in
fewer dead hands and more live lst Church Bridgeport, \\ ednesdav. lmnluuctimt 111th the. 501.0 The “Y
wires;‘ less self-satisfaction ' and Thursday. Friday. NOV. 18— 20. Allllfi December 1’.
more imagination: in terms of foot.
ball. more forward passes and few.
or kicks. for a good offense is bet-
ter .than any defense ever conceiv-
ed 0’
.kerchiefs, hand embroid-
L ered and hand hemstitcli-
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies’ pure linen hand-
ed, regular 75c each.
Special, 2 for $1.18
The N. B. Ryan Co.
86 Washingtn Street
LIGHTER BROKEN
UP BY STORM
MILFORD. Nov. 13. (A. P.)—-The
pounding of the seas on the sand
bars of liver Beach last night com-
pleted the destruction of the Lighter
"C. Z. Crandall" and its barge. coal
laden. from Newark. N. J.. for local
parties. which was strande‘d in Sun-
day night's blow.
The high tide brought in the
wreckage. which partly wrecked
‘ Westinghouse
Electric Heaters
Cool Days
The Norwalk’s
‘ Electric
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 2978. SO. NORWALE
Take Away the Chill on These
eight cottages on the water's edge.
Four hundred tons of soft coal are
strewn along the bench.
The pounding of the waves on the "
oyster beds is thought to have des—
troyed large quantities of yount oyso
ters.
COLLEGE GIRL ASPEYGIA‘IED.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Nov. » 13.
(AP.)-Miu Jeane M. Robeson of
Elizabeth. N. C.. a'senior at Smith
College. was found dead today in
the kitchen of: her dormiton‘. Park
House. Death was due to acciden. .
tel asphyxiation. according to the
medical examiner who was' called in
census ‘
Many good models in R.
& G. and Binner. laced
corsets and girdles.
.1... I. Maiiette‘
by the matron.
QUICK CHANGE.
' 0
Can a leopard change his spots?
Of course. silly: when he gets tir-
ed of one got he can go to another.
GLASS MAN DIES.
Toledo. Ohio. Edward D. Libbey.
wealthy glass manufacturer and an
connoisseur. died at his borne here
today.
'.‘—W
-—Advertise in the Sentinel for the
1
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Miss Dene Blekemnn. 1119111111.
at! her Is "Queen-oil the Redheads."
best results.
near it the Kansas livestock 1513015 or Wichita.
PRETi'lEST REDHEAD 1N ALL KANSAS
Q '.’.
Ens» stcnompher, has the prettiest
rod 11.11- in all Kansas. 11111151111111; to a decision of the Judges who select-
Thc occasion? 0h restshc’ll'nm
11:004“.\live V
Thursday 7: 80 the Pray" M9”-
lnc~l<eeplng up the. Crusade Spirit.
The Official Board or the First ill.
E. e'huich iwill meet Wednesday
evening 111's oclock lit the chu'.rcl1
This is an important meeting-earl
mnmbers should be there.
International liiblo students.
Red Mons Hall, Washington St.
Bible Class ll- -5~P. M '
Text for study: Luke 13:33. Isa.
40:5.
D I C I
The. First Congregational Church of
monsoon-1k
miter. Frederick fl...le1:ol1s. Minis-
211.1101. But-chard Hedoer. Or-
canist
Mrs 1‘. ”till. Smith. Contraito
and Director of Double Quartet.
Service. for the tweak bellnnin:
Sunday. Nov. 16 will be held as fol-
dsll's: '
Sunday. 9:45 AM. church school.
ii A. M. Public' worship. Ser.
men. "The Strength of (‘ensecreted
Weakness." 1
1': .16 P. M. Meeting or the offi-
cars and teachers or the dumb
school. i
8: 80 P. M. Meeting of trite Young.
People' 3 society. i
7. 30 P. M. Evening Bonk servicel
from Crusade. Mr. Elmer Craig.
Leader. Hymnal: and Sermon.
Sermon topic,' “The Great Decision."
Monday-Tu esdsy. Rummage sale in
the. basement of flip. Church.
Tuesday 7 P. M. Meeting of the C.
B. P. K. at the church.
Thursday. 6: 801”. M.-—-Supper at
the church followed at 7:45 by an
illustrated lecture by. Mr. (’.‘. C. Ful-
ler of Rhodesia. Africa. Everyone
cordiell yhivited.
Thursday 3:45.1’. M.-Mcetin8 of
the Pastor's class for all members of
the church school uniting pith the
church th: First Sunday in Decom-
ber. ‘
lmriduy 3 P. M. Meeting of th
Hospitality Committee at the home
of Mrs. L. 8. Beers. 45 Eimivood
avenue.
Music for Sunday
Morning
Orlsn Preludev-A prayer—Rock-
well.
Anthem-Prnise Ye, the Father—-
Gounod.
Offertory
My Soul-Tours.
Benedict SentencevThe
Bless The and toep Thec.‘
Organ I'ostlude-.\ierch
Barrett.
Solo——Jcsus L01 er of 1
Lord
in 13——
Evening
Song Scrxlce from Crusade Hym-
nais
Offerlory Anthem-Thc Radicnt
Mom has Pissed away—471 ‘oodmen.
0 0
Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Franklin Street.
Pm: R. 11. Harris Pastor.
Preaching 11:00 A. M.—vby the
pastor.
Sunday school 13:50 P. )i. vile:-
can James Tsylor Supt.
Services 3. 00 i". M. -conductes
by Rev lumen. of Knight street A.
M. E. church. and his choir.
B. 1'. P. W. 6: 00 P. M.
Preaching 7:30 P. M.-~by the
'pnstni. ‘
\Reilnesdsy 7:10 P. lif.-—prayer
meeting. ,
Friday 7:30 P. M. ”Choir rehear-
ssl.
R1111...“ E Harris Putor. 1
:01. Harry Gently. Clerk.
Grace Entitled church.
Sunday Echooi‘ Sacred Concert.
Sunday Nov. 16. at 3:30.
'Opening' selection.
Preset reading of the
by Pastor Rev. R F Lee.
needingwhlrs. Samuel Kearney.
Solo-«Elinbeth Williams. .
11111111111411... Georgie Jackson.
Solo—Kstherfn Hopkins.
Recitatiom—Plenry Askew.
Soioohlrs; Zenis Askew.
ltecltnti'onwhcrnard Scott. ‘
Radium—Edward Burey.~
Plano Schumann Murev
Recitation-domes Williams.
Solo-T-hire. E 0. Ponmell
Readingv-Mrs. John Cook
isolation—lilies Rebecca Hall.
Reoitatlorw—Theador Hornsted.
Reading-wattle. Jones. .
Pianosolo-1li rs. Prank 'Scott.
Readings—Mrs. J. D.'Nin1me.
Solo~Miss Flora Hopkins.
Beoitatio‘nbllobert Mason.
Piano solo—Evelyn Crosley.
Reel stion~Glndyl Jamel.
Solo—‘Miss Rebel-t Dunn.
Recitation—George. Hopkins.
Solo—Mrs. 1.6111111 Bland.
Recitation—41mins Williams .tr.
Violineuelection~fiobert Dunn. Jr.
Rattler—Louis Williams.
11111111 Selection—Arthur Bryant.
50le 10 Powell.
Remarks—By Supt. W. Minion.
Geminittoe or the arrangements
Mn. John'W. Lewis and E. 0. Pow-
ell.
scriptures.
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Bands: church.
Music fer sundny morning:—
Prelude—Poems 11 Autumn Ashe.
ninth. , .1
Anthem—my
thee. Buck
sole-—
Postlude in G. 'Msjor. Hesse.
Attermion . .. .
Prelude-At Eventide. 1' Klein-:-
oht‘i‘lidt. .- 31 _' ,
Anthony-43011 calling set. Brock.
ett. : .
seine-Thou hrt our 1.11111: Briggs.
Poitlude march: silos. , .
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Adventich‘rlitihn Church. .
F. L‘. Piper." D. D. pater.
Misting“. Patrick or‘tanist.
music-1111.111 at 10 o'clock.
sharp. Biotin-d Bland superintend-
out. All. members. requested to. be
present; - ‘
1111111111: ”'11st at 11:00. set.
men. bN‘he pisior—J "rho Lure of L
"(it obiectlvo" ' . '
Pri'endg of the church or parish
are; rbgudted to come for Bible
study niid- “than 1111111111 tor the
mention «Nico.
Loyd! 1111.1111- service at 0:15.
Topic "Why “a. to church 2" Leader
Miss Aindiiq x1115.
feithlcoks up to
.. Eveningilervice at 710.. ”A chorus
led .by Mrs. 'A'liee Cunningham.
Evening": 1.191111..- ‘ODie-Lh‘OVOrcon'is
in; We?!” than.“ The .mtor‘ de-
, 11911 i run itteitdntiee‘. ind meno-
ly requests the presence .0! non-
member‘s: Who, Mod Gran-domain
giving proforma, 1111.1111- chm-ob.
H's desires e front-cheep with all
. soon. at. the close on; the‘: justice. - .
{Young People‘s Council.
.be fun and songs and something to
Mid- week prayer serilce Thurs.
day evening at 7 '46. A full attend-
ance is expected.
C
Suodlsh Luther-n Messiah ( hut-1 h
‘4 Port l'olnt Streit.
Huntley evrning nerIice ut 0:30~—-
Mr. S. Axel Anderson will preach.
C O
O O I
Bethlehem (xinzrcustlonnl t‘hul’t‘h
(Missions Iiyrkan)
Rev. Grunstrom. Pastor.
Van Zant 5.11., near East Ave” East
Norwalk.
Sunday services, Nov. 15:
10:43 a. In.-Devotlonal service.
1::00 In.—-Sunday school. Mr.
AM (i. Amundsen. superintendent.
New scholars'are Joining in with us.
5:00 p. Imp-«Vesper service. An
interesting meeting for all.
7:00 p. nI.-Evangellstlc service.
Parents are specially invited to this
service.
Monday. Nov. 16. 7:30
Tent-hers‘ training class.
11111111111, Nov. 17. '1' p. nor—Choir
rehearsal. Notice. one hour earlier
than usual.
Wednesday. Nov. is. ‘.‘ p. n1.-I.a-
dies' Aid martin! at Miss Ellm
Riork's home. 7 Hawkins avenue,
East Non-walk.
p. m.-———
Thursday. No1. l0 8 p. m—-T'I'ay-
er and Thanksflvlng scI'.v:l1c
Pin-t, Baptist (‘luII-t-li of Divine
Healing
De Witt. Tnimage Van Doren.
Minister.
Thursday service at 10:30. i
lIalfopust seven o'clock.
0 e I
Rev. ‘fleorgo B.
rector: Mrs. A. Gibson i-iull.
no: Airs. 1.. 1.. Pugh
Ernest W. Soul:-
Sterllng, bass.
Sunday techno! and the men's
chm convene at 9. is sharp.
eontralto;
«Bible
and to your
snails y.ou
ll: 00 oclock— ——'\\orsl1ip and ser-
mon. Topic of sermon: “They ll: lp-
ed. Every Man."
The Epu'orth League will unite
with th nyoung people. of the Con-
Irl'egational (‘hut'ch on the Green.
There will be. speakers from the
Service at
liking. A welcome
song service. Ernest Souio williead.
Bring your Crusade song book. The
sermon “ill be on "Keeping Faith."
Monday. 7:30--Ti1e Tompkins'
League meets.
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.~There will
he ‘a big parish social. There will
eat-and.
ship.
Wednesday at 2 p. m.-—-The L. A. S.
will hold a special meeting to make
best of all. good fellow-
0:30. o 1
At 7:30 there will be the usual
cheerful and helpful and enthusiastic
Thursday night prayer meeting at ‘ 9-
Norwulk Methodist Episcopal Church i
Tompkins. Mlnlsu-r.‘
Charles G. lves. organist. and di-l
sopro- l
trnm: l-l'any L1
1
All per- I
sons not new in some t ‘hurcb schooli
are cordially invited to (nter outs.‘
You will find a class for your age,
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ilii'scll. violin. ; \ ‘7) 1'1 My”. Admin. 1I11llu.
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8:50-0:60 P. hi.~—Jublleo Sliigcrs;:‘;'\f;'|"; f illlw'rll'llhi'llt '1'1l11.
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7:00 P. nl.—St George Urchestn. l "”0" l‘lmlcm'r ""“V‘H-V' M"
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0:00 P. lit—Concert. lotions. '
10:10 P. Nix—"llcroes of Mcdicincfli 8:50 1.. 11. w Sump Suture-'1':
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10:30 i". Air—Police alarms; heath-1 (“M 1.. 1i.——-\'. 'l‘1.-l».11'-l111i‘.. b.111-
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6:02 6:20 P. M.——.\larkct closingn. : 7:31» p, 11,..1n1llngums (in-hm“.
7:00 P. .\i.-~liotel Commodore (Ir-l 6:00 l‘. .\i.-".<'vph1'n Crane." 1'). t3.
chesira. Sellz.
8:00 P. ill.——-Sl11*rry's Orchtslra. i 3113 - 9231‘“. l’. li.»t"l:1rn Anne”
8:25 P.’ .\i.--—Phllharmonlc Society: barp' Alma Ann-"ll. piano.
concert Carnegie Hall. ‘ “"005 lel‘ll'l: A liarht. violin.
.on 1". M.—-l”athe News humus-1.! f'fim l'..\l-~"'.\l>'slvri'. A. ..
110th Plaza: \‘ice I‘residentl 94!“;‘(1 A111 _ 1‘ ~l‘ .' .‘
Dawes. speaker. ‘ ”.03 P. \1':‘\‘:~11qu .1111 1.. .ioll 1.
1i100 P. M.-—~Deauvilic tli'clicsir:1.lmjl, 11-00 1;“:4 1,1 . K 1.1
Clerk's Hawaiians. l ‘ 0’ ' " ‘ u l 1“ U‘ '
piano: Mct‘ormll'k. burilnnv.
WARM. NEWARK—20::
til) i". ‘.il.—-—t.‘l1l1:kcn»t~x"s t'lrt'hrslru;
soloists.
“'(ills. NEW YORK—3m.
6:00 1‘. M.—-l‘nclo Goebce.
6:30 i". M.~0rrheslro.
7:00 1". Ill.——I)uncing lessons;
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10:00 I". M.~—-.loy Boys.
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"“1 I" j“""_”“m"' . Strauss. 30‘ 10:20 i". )l.—-l"ootbull results.
prano; 1" “"bfl' “01“" 10:30 i’. .\l.—-i)11ncc music.
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8:10-91?" P. M. —- Orpheus Mixed ton,
Qiifil‘l"‘l; Lyra Nitfllt'tlilfi. piano; 3230 p_ ‘I‘L__.\'C“v York l’l'llllli‘dr-
1“nrn1lnr- ('OPPO‘R- flu"- monic Orchestra.
9:20 P. .‘l. -- \Vfll‘i'l?i"5 Theatre \M'NAC. BOSTON—280.
music. : 8:00 I". .\i.-o(‘oncert.
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“MC", 35“ "ORR—34L \vlto, WASHINGTON—469.
6:00 I’.':".—\'1'iil'5 String Ensemble 3.1;. l". .\i.—-.\iusie.
72011 P. .\l.—Amphionr~' ()l‘i‘l'lffsii'fl. 1mg.) p. .\l.——('1'nndali's Saturday
S:i.'1-li:00 P. .‘l.——(‘eceiin Reich- Nighters.
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I‘diriam Waller. soprano; ’l‘. Ml rhesfru.
Waller. tenor; lit-gallium Sistersw . ,, , , . ‘__
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11:00 P. Aim—Dance music. E “C'U'L l’ll'l SBl‘RGII-«iili.
9:00 1'. nl.—Philharmonic concert.
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7:00 i". M.~—Tuik, “\ViiOsu
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( RAF. MONTREAL-All.
10:30 1’. M.—~Dancc orchestra.
final preparations for the bazaar.
Thursday. 7 :45 p m.-—v$.crvito of:
sent: prayer and praise. and Biblel
sludv.. Everyone is invited.
The State Sunday 91' hool Convon-l
tlon Will be held in Bridgeport ch- l
nesdny. Thursday and Friday of this
week. Margaret Slottery will be on
the program each day. 121 cry Sun-
day school worker should plan to
attend at least one session
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Fast. Avenue M. E. Church.
Clarence Cable organist.
Sundes:
10: all—Morning worship.
ship Bible class.
6:30—‘89W0l‘ll1Leafiljf’. '
7:80—1’11'ening worship.
Rev. C. B. Sinner will preach at
morning and cv cnlng services
Thursday, . :45 p. m.—-Mld-1vcrk
pray or and praise service
Nov. 1s. 10. 20...Tl1e State Con-
vention of the Connecticut Council
of Religious Education will he in
session at midgeport. Friday even-
ing is “Young People‘s Night" and
a large delegation from the churches
in Nor-walk are planning to attend.
Saturday. 4:30 p. m.—-Party in the
church parlors for the. girls of the
Sunday school. 8:00 p. n1.-Choir
rehearsal. 1
Immediately after the Sunday
morning service there will be a meet.
in; of the men of the congregation
at which time an announcement of
guest importance Will he made.
Sundlv Nov 2—-The annual
Thanksgiving ofEering will be taken.
t O
" Trinity Church
Rev .8. Lewis. M. A" Rector.
Serv ices for the Twenty ~Thlrd Sun-
day after- Trinitv: 1
7:30 A. ML—lioly Eucharist.
9:30 A. M.—Church School.
10:30 A. M.—-Matins and sermon.
Banner and cafeteria supper Wed.
nesday afternoon and evening.
I O O
Christ. Church
(Gregory Boulevard. E. Nora-elk)
Rev.‘Robert B. B. Foote. Rector.
,Sunday. Nov. 15th. Twentieth An-
niversary of the organisation of
Christ Church Parish.
9:00TA. Majkoly Communion. ‘
10:20 A.'M.. Anniversary. Service.
Address by the Rev. Charles A.
Mark‘- and the roster.
7: 30 P. 114. Anniversary Senlce.
Address by the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. and the Rev. Chapman 8.
Lewis.
The Sunday School will assemble
as usual: -—,Senior School at. 9: 80 A.
M. and the. Junior School at 11: 45
A. M;
Monday. 7:30. P. 14.. special com-
munity service in connection with
the Parish Anniversary Short ad-
11le by posters of , neighboring
chunches...'1‘his will be followed by
a reception. A-cordlnl invitation is
“1111111111 to all our friends.
”Tuesday. 7:30 P. M., meeting of
St. Anu’ Guild with Mali. W.
Webb. Lorena. street: 7: 80 P. M.
meeting of the Girls“ Club at the
rectory.
W'ednesdeyfl‘ :30 P. M.. Prayer
and Praise service With Bible study
(Hebrews: . Chap. 5 to 7).
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snaps oven looms.
BOURNEMOUTM‘. Eat. Nam—A
horse attached to a carriage took I
sensational-70710“ fell over the
side 0 (cliff near here. '1116 horse
escnp injury and when ' rescued
was still attached 'to' the 'cart. The
accident occurred ‘when- the horse
was bucked ton-eras the cliffs tor
the purpose of tipping‘ road snoop.
inn onto the beachvbolom.‘ _, ~'
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l'.’:00‘-—Chu1'ch school and Friend-
HATS
ObCl’lS _ $1.95
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DR. CHASE’S
BALLET SLIPPERS
ALL SIZES
$1.85 “m
PALACE 'BOOTERY
27 No. Main St. So. Norwaik
s
Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials
in fall footwear. We are showing several new mo-
dels in buckle and gore pumps made of these nia-
teriais.
Gun Metal hose is most attractive when worn with
suede, satin or velvet shoes.
‘Tripletoe Herc $2.00 a Pair
Conneally 69° Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
Ancevine Furniture Company .
FOR ms WEEK 0.11.1
SPECIAL PRICES
'.non-n
Beds, Springs and Mattresses
We handle “Simmons" Beds exclusively. They are the best
made and best finished beds to be had. Spare time to visit
'our store and see for yourself the remarkable beauty of
these beds. \‘ery reasonably priced. These beds are to
be had in any wood or enamel finish.
SIMMON'S BEDS
Reg. Price 8 9.75. now .8 7.75
Reg. Price $11.50. new . .... .8 9.25
Reg. Price $13.50, new . . . . . $10.75
Reg. Price £17.00. now . . . . . $13.85
Reg. Price $23.50. new . . . . . 417.75
Reg. Price 325.00. notv . . . . . $20.50
Reg. Price $27.50; new . . . . . $22.75
Reg. Price $82.00. new . $26.75
Reg. Price 840. 00. now .931. 50
01111 wood beds. left from suits. one-
half price. As low as ten dollars.
1111615qu FURNITURE co.
~ ' 1s son-m turn or. some noswnnx, cons.
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