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r
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efOthar Women
lloFound Health
, . - New York. ~11". a.
at 46 Central Ave. was in
., s run-ooh eon-
dltion and could
not do her house-
. work. She could
notsleopatnight.
Her story is not
an unusual one.
Thousands of
womenilndthem-
selves in a Ill!“-
1 lsr oondltlon at
aometirneinthelr
"' tound
o u r advertise-
s," wrote Idrs.
1- i! took Lydia E. Pink-
yegtabie Compound and got
rs. lie ann also took
9". Pinkhain a Herb Medicine
{India E. Pinkliani's Pills tor
nation with good results. she
our
ave
. the same as mine. and to
whom I think it will help.
use my statement as a tes-
“ and i will answel' any lab
;. sent to me by women who would
information regarding your
j lives.
r
em recommending
”I has to all I know who
ledlol lncs."
Tilers are women in your state—
pa in your town—who have
letters similar to this one
how much Lydia E. Pink-
's Vegetable Compound has
them,
Queen Mario won't tind
w”... howcv.er
4. most every
finiaTWichltn Eagle.
very
. oi‘ Roumania in this country.
accommodate
other kind of
The French
” i-Corset S op
Next to neck anurd'a
' nounizuo IN LADIES
otovns. nosisitr.
oossa'rs AND
unnnhwnas
"Bee Us First tor Values"
‘love &
No. Main St. 80. Norwaik
li’iie Wonder
Fuel Saver
SAVES 20% to 33 I-3%
On \‘my “(Dill "nnsunuliliin
‘ Tisr‘hvi‘itm Gl AllAth- iii
Fiizaeraid & Carley
t‘omhimirm Engineers
Merwln 8t. . Phone 295i
bunches AND Gowns
For All Occasions
The smartest nnd lit‘rli in town
priced lower than elsewhere You
must see them to apprecluto their
. Wondrrtiil value.
THE PARIS
Est. 1902.
‘ .0. Main Street. South Nortvslk
. FUR COATS. CLOTH COATS
NOUNCEM FN'l
you! new and exclusive do
Christmas cards. bear.
g sentiments imbibed with
g the Christmas spirit
ero now on display at
., ; .
The Hamilton Shop
Was wan. STREET
ores EVERY squmo
500
Player-Piano
word Rolls
35c Each
ll Piano Co.
' _._Is_.is 8t.
Phone 120.
..-—o-s—o.-
“Sunday Notices and Church
.0.
News
First Methodht Episcopal Church
sleuth horwullt
ltov. \nuiuii i. huwulull. l'ultor
auu Uuuiul wiluul luoms plUlllpl'
..y at 10 outwit.
.iioruing iwuinp at 11 o'eioos
ilwy communion. A lune-own “it
the young people will be served
promptly at e ociuek. The song
service and dewuunui blunting out
when. Lvuiiing notably at. 'i:to
octet-it. Buoyeet. "Dentii uiid l‘l'Llll-
ago." Musical progiuin:
MUI‘IMAI“
Organ prelude, simulation
. ...... Lynes
Uflertory solo. "U. l)i\iliu lle~
deenier‘ Counud
hila- ltuth Uownian
Organ postiude.1‘oeliudo in E
..... .. \‘lncent
Evening
Urgun prelude Sunset Moditn’
lion .. Lllgss
UiIertury solo, Ueioro the Cruci-
ilx...... ..La1:‘orge
Mlle ltuth bowniun
Organ postiudo. Murcli in 1'.
Archibeld Merrimun.
Director
The usual religious social service
will be held Thursday evening at
.:30 o'clock.
The Cniisllan Industrial league
will meet Friday evening at 8.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
its annuiq Christmas bazaar on Fri-
diiy. November ill. in the atternoon.
i..........
.n-u.....
..... . Bteano
Organist and
Advent Christian Church
F. 1... Piper. D. 1).. Pastor
Dorothy Cummings. Organist
Public worship at 11 and 7:30.
Short address in the morning by the
pastor, followed by communion.
There will be special musiclgnorn-
ing and evening. The sermon In the
evening will be the third in the se-
rlcs on ”The Prophets of tho old
testament."
Sunday school at 10; Louis
Groschzzer. superintendent. A full
utlviidance is desired. Loyal Work-
ersgt 6:30: Mary Johnson. lender.
Prayer and praise service. Thurs-
day evening at 7:45.
Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Cedar Street .
Rev. E. C. Wenzei. Pastor
German service at 10. English
.tivlce at 11. Bible close and sun.
day school. at 1:2. subyect oi sermon:
"The Christian‘s lluty to tied and to
no Government."
The regular monthly business
.ieeting of our Young l‘t'UplL‘l so‘
.eiy mil be. h id Tuesday evening
it it o‘clock ill in. usseinmy iooin o.
no church.
The benrd of voting members will
.neet r‘i-lduy eVenlng at it o‘clock in
.m biseeiiient oi the church.
ilo.y communion Will be mil-brill~
(1 again in the Uoriiiiiii sei‘liee. N0-
.eiiiber 1.4.
St. Peter's
Trinity Church
Rev. C. B. Lewis, M. A. Rector
8. iloiy i-Iuchiirlst.
9:30. Lllul‘"l1 school.
10:30. Sing Euclinrist and scr-
.1011.
First Congregational Church 01‘
South Nut-walk.
Sunduy~9.3o Meeting of the EV-
i-i'ymn..'s Bible class. at the Regent
.iittllll‘e.
9:45—Church school.
11:00—-—Conimuiilon service. con‘
.lucied by Prof. Geoxge Dzihi. of Yale
.ilvlnity school.
limo—Nursery.
halo—Young People's Meeting~
subject “The lied Cross."
'l‘ne'sdny—2: 30 Meeting of the
Whuisoiver Circle, at the home of
Mill. I-red lvcy. 1 Strawberry Hill
Ave. Lessor. Study—Psalms 19. 30
iinl‘2l. lliing r. C. song books.
Wi-liii:.tit.y——2:30 Meeting of the
l-Jiiiimvor C‘rcie at the home of Mrs.
H. 13. llol-erison. 21 Cove Ave. Mom-
hers are requested to bring materials
hr sewing.
7z-30- ducting of the ciwirmcn ot
the Chilstmae lair
'lhursday 7:30 Choir practice.
Notice is hereby given that ri
special inc-oi'iii of this Church will
he held in the body of the Ghursh
ulrectly iii-l -r the morning service Mi
Nov. 7. 15-20 lor the purpom of
ca. 'gllr; or l-nploying a Pastor for
this Cl 1 it‘ll.
Music for Si lidny n’ornlng oi: i he
as tol'nwn Organ Preludt—-‘ito-
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE co.
a
16 North Main Street
50. Ndrivaik Phone 25::
supper.
The sermon will be preached b
lord.
tutu-~- ' ll'-lt i'l'lOII'I.
Aiilln In— "What
“-U o‘ inn-1106.
ul'vrtnr) solo~Contralto — ‘ Eye
Would - Thou
hath Net then‘ from “Tho lloly
l‘al‘f- Orui
Urnui: [allude—"Kai :t'idrol"
Sluz'll
Grace Church.
itev. .i. ilenton Werner. Rector.
The first celebration of the Holy
Communion at I. The second cele-
bration oi the Holy Communion and
sermon at 10:30. nunday school at
neon.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(‘t‘ itch
Rev Charles 8. Gray. Minister
Sunday services:
)0. church school and Friendship
iiihle class.
11. public worship with common-
ion. Service and brief meditation
by the mlr' tor.
6:80. Epworth league. Topic:
“Avenues to Peace "
7:30. a picture sermon on Chan~
ning Pollock's great play. "The
Fool." These are not ordinary
slides_ but a very high class set 01
pictures. Everybody welcome. The
Om'croli circle will attend this scr
rice in a body.
Naurone Services
225 Liberty Square. East Nors'nlk
Praise and preaching service Sun-
day slurnoon at it,
Preaching in the evening at 7:45.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
at 8.
Salvation Army
Sunday school. 10:30.
Holiness meeting, 11:30.
Y. P. 1... 6:30.
Salvation meeting. 7:“.
Salvation service. Wednesday. 8.
Soldiers' meeting, Friday, 8.
Lioys‘ and girls' clues. Wednesday.
.2230. g:
First Church of Christ. Scientist
57 West Avonue
Tiio rcgulur service of First
Church at Christ. Scientist. will be
.i.ld Sunday at 11.
Subject: “Adam and Fallen Man."
Vi edi‘iesdoy o v 0 ii I it g testimony
meeting whl be held at i.
bunday wllvol will be lists! at 11.
The reading room in the church
odliice. 57 West avenue is open week
the rectory. 0:00. B. 0. 5. Boys
club.
rumour-mo. O. F. 8. t‘andldst-
ea 7:80. tit. Agiios‘ Oulid with .iie
Misses ltiiuuiieh. iv Osborn avenue.
Thursday—3:00. The Woman's
Uuiid at the church.
Friday—7:80. Choir rehearsal at
the rectory.
South Norwalh Baptist Church
ltev. L. T. Mallory. pastor
The subjects tor the flundny ad-
dresses are as tolioss: Children's
Hermon—“The Pony Engine."
hi 0 r n 1 n g Bernion—"lllghtoous-
ness."
Evening Sermon—“Stolen
Crowns."
Sunday:
930.8. 8. C. at Regent theatre.
10:00 Bible school.
11:00 Morning Worship. Commu-
nion at the cloaoot the service.
6:80 Christian Endeavor. Loaders.
Russell Wright, Polly McCoiiiirii.
7:00 Evening worship.
Monday:
3:00 The Prothumn :Iicioty will
hold its meeting at the homo 01‘
Mrs. Stephen Clifford Crescent Tor.
Tuesday:
7:30 mule school council meeting.
Tuesday 3:30 to 7:00.
The King's Daughters will serve
a chicken patiie supper in the. Sun.
day school room. All are welcome.
Thursday. 7:30
Armistice prayer service. At this
service a new course at ilibio study
will be introduced. and every meni-
bcr oi‘ the church is urged to be
present.
Friday:
3:00 Regular
Young Men's club.
3:00 Regular meeting of the. Poly-
anna club at the church.
Friday Evening:
The C. E. will hold it fair and on-
teriainment in the Sunday school
room. Tickets may bo secured at
the door.
November is Loyalty month in the
church and every member Is urged
to be loyal to every sorviro or the
church.
Wiils Brewery
~ Stock to Church
a— ~..._
TORONTO.--The will of Charles
Vance hiillur. lawyer and sportsman.
meeting of the
unys. holidays excepted Klein 11 1.01
.; Monday and Thursday evenings
..om 7 to 0. where the iiiuie. thi
null.) oi All“) blunt dey and an
uiiiuiizui Christan Science llltllt 1
nine may b. rtud. boiioned oi pu:
.'.li.lsi.d
First Congregational Church.
U“ the Green. Norwuik.
briilsl i". bictiregor l’h. 0..
poster.
Morning wuiaillp With communion
..l ii. Stilllldil by the pastor: subject:
tea and Nay."
Sunday school at me with begin-
iiors and primary at 11:00. during
.lie chureii‘sei'vlee.
Christian Endeavor at 0.
Tuesday the Golden ltule Circle
Will meet \vilh Mrs. Win. .l. Llrowup
is Belden Ave. at it.
Thursday and Friday. the annual
n.;z.inr coil d "The House llountilui
will be held in the parish house.
Music: l’reiude Angelou Masseuot
Anthem. “ti tor a cloaer walk with
Joli" Ii‘Osit-l‘. Anthem. ‘l‘he cherublc
ilymii Oretchunloli‘. t'ustlude. Largo
...cw York World symphony) 1)
Vorack.
' llev.
Knight 81. A. M. E. Church.
ltev. W. Henry Lamar. pastor
11:00 monthly class meeting.
12.110 Sunday school.
6:00 A. C. E. league.
7.30 Sermon by pastor follow:
the Lord's supper. Class mesti...
l'uesduy evening. We are asking it
persons who have coal envelopes I
kindly return them as soon as poss.
ille.
Grace Baptist Church
22 Butler Street
(Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister)
S indny school. 0:10.
Preaching. iizlb.
B. Y. P. U.. 5:00.
Covenant and Communion. 7:30.
Tuesday 7. Teacheu‘ meeting
8:80. Missionary meeting: 5:30 Pru-
dential board. '
Thursday. 6 to 9. chicken supper
by the Missionary society. I
Friday 3. choir practice; 7:30.
Young People's bible class.
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwalk
(Robert B. B. Fools. Rector)
9:80. Senior Sunday school.
10:45. Holy Communion and sor-
man.
12:00. Junior Sunday school.
5:30. Young People's Fellowship
7: 30. Evening services conducted
by the Young People's Fellowship.
the
Rev. John H. Rosebaugh ot
Monday—7:30. Vestry meeting at
glosttt'eet
need
Passeng
W, R130."
“EVAN“!!! AN“ OVERHRI'IJSI
I’Al't‘l‘fl AND Atl'ldillh‘tlltllil
HAYDEN .
AUTOMOBlLE CO.
L Wagner. dranch Mgr.
ii visor svs. sdawau
“57""? M11". Pflttfllt out
"A“ A II! 0!
name stuns “All
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mm MCI!
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: Quick Quaker
some. Saturday Specials
in which he leit blottery stock to
Methodist Mlnlelerl and Uliliiriti
Jockey t‘lub diluted to persons op
posed to liaise ruolnlt lit regulthvti l
his friends as inning llel'll dluwn 1.]
as a loke. With the intention in
later supersedlng it.
The document disposes of an
estate osiiiiiniod at trom 81.0w not-
to 82.000.000. it provides that th«
proceeds of the estate alter nin-
years be given to pnrents or iii-
iargnat isiiiily noun in the plume.
during lhlt time. hir. Milinr dilii
last flaturday.
“Ontario Jockey club shares min
at m. 000 are left to w. l:
itanoy ioimei Attorney Gt'nl‘lal o
Ontario. the ttev. lien Rpmm of
Prohibition Union. and N. W. lln
woli. king's counsel. all of whom an
opposed to horse raring. The...
heneneiurhs must hold the shar-
lor throi years and draw dtxldend-
O'Kerte beverages stock wort
8700.000 is left to seven Method
ministers To reinin the stock lh
must draw dhldends on it and vt
in the managi mom of the eompn'
End
that kitchen rush
, Quick Quaker
cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
OR hurried mothers. there is m
breakfast that compares wit'
Quick Quaker. It' a faster than plan
:3“ breakfast rush. no toss. in
her.
Provides the excellently balance:
breakfast ration of protein. rat-be
h drates and vitamines - plus the
slit" to make laxatives less often
needed—(list doctors large for T.
oneyitoda
All the ’rich m“Quaker flavor is there.
You wililike
nlies Quick Quakes—-
Your
rOats as you have always
hosted: an.
WWW... ”Ra-m .m
Pork Roast ..........
Lamb Legs 32¢“).
35c“).
18c“).
Dean Brown And
Nervous Strain
Of Modern Life
NEW HAVEN.- Donn tilniios ll.
Brown. oi the tale 1' Unity n‘eimoi
speaking in Wooisey Htlii Mmulny
or: "ltoltgion and Holliih.’ exprum-d
doubt as to whether people oi in
day have the neCeasury nervous ill)
re and mental stability to stand up
under the strain and opt-ed 01 mod
urn lite. "Nervous breakdowns. lil-
u-mnla. various forms at hyuii-ria
and insanity. permanent or Wt'llhlon-
ill. seem to be on the inert-use", no
said. "Great numbers or nervous
wcman liy oi! the handle. ioso sl-it~.
control. and wind up with nivlilnl‘
collapse.
"We have learned mucii in the!
lust titty yours about the Wit'iity oi
mental and epiriluu' lorces in on r
coming tuncJonul troubles nmi in
gaining sound health. The church
has a duty in this matter. ’West-
ward the star oi empire one“ look
its way.‘ cooking untried llellis tori
conquest. We may now any that in
word the star of empire inkls its
way.‘ We are learning more about]
the utilisation of cerinln llthil rious
tcrcos within this human pl rsun: ilily
of ours as we undertake to work out|
our well-being. Men‘s prevailing
habits of thought. his freedom irniii .1
rear and worry. mullre and hatred.-
hil exercise oi laiih and hope and}
love. will all register themselves in.
certlil. definite pliyll.i‘nl results l‘liei
sound mind and tho (‘hrtsllsn heart
contribute steadily to holler hi-nltli
“Reflect upon those aspects oii
lilo which make for sound hi-niiii'
and good charm-tor. even as the
dairyninn scndn hls Ion-n. ‘3“! tr.
to the clover field when he wants
them to give rich milk. 'All lhlngs
are possible to him that twill-vein .
The constant use of n vital religious.
‘lll ll
summon soti'rll News-tin CONN. some” NovsuliEii 8.1920.
lullh will yield wholesalii- «mulls
in every section oi human iiitemii.
lit-re iliirly. there only. and ni times
even a hundred told.’ " 1
Dean llrown soul Illui the two In-
terests. ieliitlon uiid health. are
closely related. lie sold llnii ii mm
titling lhitl tlii- I‘II'rKyllillll “no lillll .
triers to the moral tile. n it‘ll ln‘
llim reut'lil illioll illiyult'nl ill‘llliil.i
and the physician who iiiiiiislrrs to
the body. which in luril rl‘i|(‘ill up.
on the toriiintion oi t‘ilfllutlt'l'.
slit-Mid uork tout-liter on syiiinn-'
lhellc und cordial il'l‘lllli. i'.l(‘ll one
uoinu his own work illlil lining ill
better it he attempts only ihnl lor
nhlt'h ho tins llt'i‘ll it‘lllill'il.
Second in Special
Series of Sermons
At Everyman Class
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The second in a series (it slut-mi
sermons to the men of .\orwnll. nill‘
lie deilu-itd lvy Lender ".iliii" lil-
lenwood at the ruliy of tho Ian-r»;
iniins ilibio class iii the ltwsini‘
the-litre Huntlny morning. The liltirli»‘
lng carries 0! the clues \l‘lli iwgill‘
with a "pom-r housr" liliit'llllt: :ii '.i
o"‘tlmk lollowul by iii iv Lwi o'clock
ullh lutiiilil‘ i'ilit-nwouil's :iiliiruss.
Sptclui music has lit‘t‘ll plnnnul {or
the meeting.
(“MING l‘tl AMI ltlt .\
IV 1\\r.‘\'T\' 1001'
“LAT ‘
VIENNA. (i‘l‘)l"'Thii‘t' .'.iI\'i'!'i—
ilrous :irgonniltn have just set out
:0 {not l-n.it in -.'mil
1‘“ {II
irnueh America by Way oi the Dunn
iilve. tin: Silll. t':il.:il and tin 1mm“
(lt‘t‘lln.
The men 37‘" lions l'illH‘HK.
tilliNiiJll Juvknliltscli nnd Alililiii"
\icnll- l. l‘iii-ir imnt. sloop rilllltl'i. is
t'quippltl with it two cycle mirtiiinv
.ncinv llllhliilll‘y.
Nnni- of ill" ilirun lilis inn! :iny
.xpvrivnec soiling small craft in any
limiv iii’ wait-r [:irizi r lli.iii iiit.‘ i'l'iill
im.
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— Norwuilt'e
WALL STREET
Leading Dry Goods Store —-
NORWALK
Visit The Bargain Basement
Broken Lines or 30mm" of
GLOVES and UNDERWEAR goons
At Reduced Prices
TRISTRAM £9“ HYATT
SILK, WOOL and COTTON
Hind tom. and l'rtitirriy lu-inui-ruii-«i “no
I t‘ E
limo on supply you steaii'ls and ri-inilarly. it cons liliii
A PHON u ' 935
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at our store.
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soorn NORWALK. CONN.
For mon’n, women's and children’s shoes; quality guaranteed 1
Straight Line Coats
Especially Designed For Stouts
$39.50
.1 A C 0 B Y ’ S
12-14 No. Main St.
So. Norwalk
Sale
.0»
values we’ ve ever oifered.
THIS C. 0.
ol'
MILLER COMPANY
WOOL MIXED, BIG AND WARM
$4.
SIZE 66 x 80
There’s quality here! Big warm, fluffy Blankets, one of the greatest Blanket
When‘the thermometer touches bottom you will wel.
come their woolly warmth. It’s real economy to buy now at this low price. in
block plaid patterns, too, with lustrous sateen borders' in blue, rose, gold. grey, or-
chid, and yellow. Every one in this selection is first quality, fluffyand dainty—a
fine Blanket for any purpose or use.
0. 0. MILLER CO. STREET FLOOR REAR I
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