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l'lrst Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren 1. Bowman. Pastor
Church school. 10.
Public worship at 11. The sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper.
Through the courtesy of Edwsri
Lucier another luncheon will be serv-
ed for the young people at 0:1i0
sharp. The young people's de-
votional meeting will follow.
Evening worship at 7:45. Bor-
mon by the pastor. “Where to
Serve."
Music
Morning: Organ Prelude. Com-
Corset Shop
Next to liock liasssrd's
d lo. Main St. Bo. Harwell:
sarcnosv sl'lit‘ldl.
Van Raslte
lull Fashioned Hose
(neg. Value i1.75)
Special $1.39 Pair
. All Shntlcs
Passenger
PARTS AND swmswlmcs
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L Wagner. Branch higr.
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“not: s-rsrios more: use:
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PAPER. HANGING
first class work guaranteed
Rates reasonable
Estimates Given l‘ree
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I We Have In Our Oorset Stock
the
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Phone 3008-1057
if. ‘i‘toomy, conven-
fcr driving. Sturdy,
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munion. l"aulkos. Utfertory Solo,
"Fear Ye Not 0 Israel." Dudley
Buck. lilies ltuth liowmnn. i’ust-
iude, l'ostiude in O. Merkel
Evening: Organ Prelude. "11/
Wagner. 5010. "lie That Kecpelh
Silent Hearth." (blaster-singers).
Israel." Adolphe Bchlosser. Miss
Ruth Bowman. Organ Postlude in
A Minor. Cslkin.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at . 3 home 0! Mrs. McKibbin. i7
Elmwocd avenue. at 10:30. Wed-
nesday, for an all day meeting.
Luncheon. 25c per plate, will be fol-
lowed by a business meeting nnd a
social hour. All the ladies of the
church are invited.
Worship Thursday evening at 7 3'4,
The 'l‘. C. 11. class will hold a put"
food sale at tho lloodner store.
North Main st.. Lriday. October ..
from 1:80 to 5:30. l’rocecds for the
benefit of the church.
Catholic Feasts
Of T Le Week
Sunday. October 3. Saint Gerard.
Monday. October 4. Saint Frnncis
of Assisi.
Tuesday. October 0, Saint Placi-
dus.
Wednesday. Octbher 8. Soul Faith.
Thursday. October 7. Iloly llosnry.
Friday. October 8. Saint liridget
of Sweden.
Saturday. October 0, Saint Denis
of Paris.
The New fiducntlon.
Any young man or woman of
clean life. high ideals. mornl turpi-
tude . . . can win. as never before
in educational history.—-—Oklahoms
papen
The free library is not on exclu-
sively modern institution, There are
proofs that Nineveh possessed a
public library consisting of 10.000
distinct works on tablets or clay.
mo um: ron cusssmcs'nox
arenas ron SAllE~Wilton-West-
port Road. Call. Mrs. Loihrop.
Wilton 44-21.
STUTZ FOR fiALl‘Z—‘ltlls coupe.
Bargain. Inquire Boot Black at N.
Y. N. K. it; H. R. R. Station South
Norwslk.
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FOR BALE—Bridgeport Business
properly with two S'l‘OOl'll flute.
all improvements. or exchange for
one family house or farm. 1..
Grciscr. iii North Av». Bridge—
port.
COAL SHOVELERS~A no drivers.
helpers apply foreman. Norwnlk
Cool & Supply (‘0. 108 Water
St.
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Franklin street
nev. n. n. flsrris. Pastor
Preaching. 11. by the pastor.
Sunday school. 12:30. Miss Banks.
superintendent.
The Lord's supper. 1:10.
ll. Y. P. 11.. 0:00.
l’resching. 7:30.
Wednesday. 1:30. prayer meeting.
Thursday. a chicken luncheon
served from 12 noon to 10 p. m.
at the church. tickets. 75 cents.
Friday. 7:30, choir rehearsal
Trinity Church
llev. Chapman 8. Lewis. M. A.‘
Hector
0. holy oucharist.
9:30. church school.
10:30. choral euchsrist and ser-
mon.
South Norwalk Baptist Church
(Rev. 1.. T. Mallory. pester)
The addresses {or Bundsy are:
Children's sermon "The Girl Who
Won A Prige.”
Morning. "The Guest Chamber."
Evening. “Who Has The Keys to
the Kingdom?" Rev. Arthur Strick-
land. 1). D.. director of Evangelism
for New England will give this ev-
ening address. it is I searching
question which every seeker for
truth will wish to have answered.
Sunday—9:30. Every Man's Bible
10:00. Bible school. 11:00.
clues.
Morning worship. Communion. 6:-
30. Christian Endeavor. 7:30. Ev-
ening worship.
Tuesday—2:00. Lookout and lo-
rial Committee. 0:00. Sunday school
board.
Wednesday—2:30. The missionary
meeting of the Women's Association
will be held in the church. Mrs.
I’intt is loader.
Thursday-4:30. Prayer meeting.
Judge Cnndeo will give an account of
his trip to Europe. Mrs. Alice Theis
nnd daughter Marion will render a
duet.
vi~‘rldny——s:00. The Young Men's
t‘luo will meet at the parsonage.
Sunday. October 10. has been set
aside by the church as Loyalty Bun-
dny. it is to be observed by the
loyal effort of the members in via-
iting the homes of the perish and
interesting our members in Loyalty
Month (November.)
The board of trustees meeting will
be postponed one week.
Noni-nil: Methodist Episcopal
, Church
West rind Mott Avenues
At the Center.
(Henri 1“. Culver. I‘ll. ll. Min.)
(‘hsrlcs (i. lves. orgnnist and di-
rector.
SIMS—Sunday School rally day ex-
ercises. Every member of the
school is expected to be in place.
11-4!on Communoin. Address
by the pastor.
6:30—Epworth League tea. Every
young person in the church is in-
vited to this gathering.
0:3o—Epworth League Devotion-
nl service. Miss Elizabeth Long-
stnt‘f will be the lender and she has
chosen an interesting subject.
filth—Evening worship. Dr. Culo
vcr will proncil on “Building the
Church or the Future out 0! the
Sunday School of the Present."
Wednesday. 2:30 - The regular
monthly meeting or the Ladies‘ Aid
Rociciy will be hold at the church.
livery member is asked to be present
as nrrnngcments will he made for
the. fall bazaar.
documenting of the ailicisl board
the sire,
of your lite - guaranteed
iThe Simmons Company has announced seen;
'sational oiler. We are glad to cooperate. We
:will send you, without any obligation whatso-l
ever, a Beautymt mattress, or The Ace spring:
‘or both. Try them 30 nights free. If you don’t:
'sleep better than ever before return them and
{the trial won't cost you a rent.“ All returned
mattresses will be destroyed.
The trial involves no fuss or red tape; not;
'question will be asked if you send them back.
.Come in while we can still make prompt
70 North Main St."
a“. the Ihsdow Down Inn. Knight
street. .
Thursday. 7:4I~h1id~week service
or prayer. It has been decided to
enter upon a study of prayer for a
iew weelis.
Next Sunday will be Rally lun-
dsy. It is hoped that every member
of the church will make an effort
to attend one or both services on
Oct. 10. On this Sunday fruit and
flowers will be brought for our shut-
ins. '
Nsurcno Services
325 Liberty Square. East Norwalk
Sunday at a. praise and preaching
service. W i l I i a m Scoilleid from
Stamford will be the preacher. The
evening service will be in charge of
the "Blind Evangelist" the ‘Rcv. 11‘.
W. Armstrong. '
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
at I o'clock. I
Oven-sir. Saturday. 7:30.
Sunday school. 10:30.
Holiness meeting. 11:80.
Y. P. 1... 0:10.
Salvation meeting. 7:45.
Wednesday, Salvation meeting. 3.
Friday. Bnlvntion meeting. 8.
Grsco Church.
(Rev. .1. Benton Werner. Rector.)
The first celebration of the Holy
Communion at it o‘clock. The sec-
ond celebration of the Holy Com-
munion and sermon at 10:80. Sun-
day school at noon.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(‘hurch
Rev. Charles 8. Gray. Pastor
10. Sunday services. Church school
and Frienddbip bible clnss. Promo-
tion of class.
11. communion service and publi:
worship.
6:80. Epworth league devotional
meeting. t‘harles ii. Gray. lender.
Topic: "lilonchcr Athletics."
7:10, evening worship. Sermon:
"What Shnll We Live For?"
First Congregational Church of
South Norwslk.
Mrs. Lois lilrchard Hedner.
gsnist and director.
Sunday—0:45. Church school. 11:.
00. Public worship — Sermon by
Prof. George Debi. of Yale Divinity
School. 11:00. Nursery. 6:80. Young
People‘s Meeting.
Wednesday-4:00. Reunion Meet-
ing of the Women's association. In
the East parlor of the church. There
will he reports from representatives
of the various groups. and a general
discussion of the winter's plans. The
Endeavor Circle of King's Daught-
ers will be hostesses.
Thursday—710, Choir practice.
Music.
Organ Prelude—"Melodie."
mant.
Anthem-‘The Lord Is My Light."
Henry Bites.
Oftertory Solo -— Tenor—"Terry
With Me. 0 My Savior.” Baldwin,
Postiude —— "liinrche Pontificsle.’
Gounod.
or-
Gull-
(nil-let Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Nerwslh
(Robert B. B. Foote. Rector)
tic—Senior Sunday school.
Great Evangelistic
CAMPAIGN
. STAMFORD
Commencing Tomorrow
Night, Oct. 3.
comnons non s wnnx‘ a
Every Night 8 P. M.
Stamford ME. Church
Afternoons
Tuesday to Friday
3-4 lst Baptist Church
Conducted by
l
r
10:40—3on Communion and see-
man.
limo—Junior Iunday school.
moo—Young People's Fellowship.
lilo—Evening service and ad-
dre‘ "It. Francis and the Wolf of
Oubbio" with pictures projected on
the screen.
Tuesday—7:10. I. 0. 8. Boys' club.
Wednesday—4:00. Young People's
Fellowship Social.
Thursday—1:00. Monthly business.
social and missionary in :eting of the
Women's Guild at the rectory.
Friday-7:80. Choir rehearsal
the rectory.
at
Advent Christian Church
F. L. Piper. D. D.. Pastor
Louis Groeschner. superintendent
of the Bunday school.
lunday school at 10.
Morning worship at 11. Brief
address by the pastor. followed by
communion.
Loyal Workers meeting at 0:10.
Regular evening service at 7:80.
Sermon topic: "A Broad Way That
Narrows: And a Narrow Way Thu
Broadens.”
Prayer and praise service
Thursday evening at 7:40.
on
St. Peter's Evangelical hither-n
Church. Cedar St.
Rev. E. C. Wensel. Pastor
German service at 10. English
service at 11. Bible class and Sun-
day school at 12. Subject of ser-
mon: ”The Bieeeednees of the Mom.
bers of a Christian Congregation."
1n the English service holy com-
munion will be celebrated this Bus-
day. The preparatory service will
begin at 11 and the communion
service will follow immediately
after.
Confirmation instructions will be
given Monday at 4 o'clock in the
Sunday school room of the church.
The Ladies’ society will meet
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of the church. All the members
and friends of the society are cur-
dially invited.
The board of voting members will
meet Friday evening at I o'clock tr.
the basement of the church. All
voters are cordially requested to be
present.
Grace Baptist Church
22 Butler Street
Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister
Sunday school. 0:45.
Preaching. 11:15.
7 foovensnt and communion service.
October I—-10. Mortgage burning
rally. Services each evening except
Mondsny and Saturday evenings.
Wi‘904e s . . ,
Gypsy a. 5
Starts Stamford
Service Sunday
Beginning lunday night and com
tinuing for three weeks. Captain
prsy Pet Imith will conduct
evangelistic services in ltamtcrd
every night except Isturdsye. the
meetings will commence at 8 p. in.
at the Stamford II. I. church. and
Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
iron: I to e p. 111.. will be held at the
First Baptist church in Stamford.
Visitors from a distance are salt.
ed to remain at their own churches
Sundays. but are welcomed on week-
days.
This will be the first meeting here
conducted under Captain Gypsy Pat
Smith. called. "The preacher of five
continents."
Bible Class Social
Held This Evening
Neither the Red nor the Blue di-
visions of the Everyman's Bible
Class are divulging the na.ure of the
stunts they intend to present at the
social meeting of the organisation in
Odd Fellow's Ball this evening.
it is known however that each side
has secured talent that will greatly
appeal to the men.
This is the first social gathering
this year and it is expected that
there will be a strong turnout of
former members and of new mem.
here. who will tomorrow morning et-
tend the first session of the bible
class this season.
At 9:10 sharp tomorrow morning
the class will open with "Jim" El-
lenwood as leader.
OCTOBER 10 EXCURSION
'10 NEW YORK BY TRAIN
October days are ideal tor a visit
to New York and it is expected that
with the excursion moon almost
over. a great many people will take
advantage of the New Haven rail-
road excursion to be operated next
Sunday. October 10. Ample time is
allowed in New York for e trip to
various points of interest.
Special train will leave Denbu.y
7:30 a. m.. Bethel 7:17 a. 111.. South
Norwslk 8:30 a. m.. due New York
0:40 a. m. Returning train will leave
Grand Central terminal 1:10 p. in.
Tickets are now on sale at. the local
station. and as the number will be
strictly limited. it is suggested that
arrangements be made ss early u
possible.
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moccasins and dress models '
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