'l'r ilin'i"11"'1‘
(Your old Shirt 1111; no'br' one)
01.00 NEGLIOEE SHIRTS,
'c
11' ’
E. K1 £9.19 Ks ,
45 47 WASHINGTON STREET.
1 Mabackomo Hotel Block, 0
'BOUTH NORWALK
ws‘msss‘vousctisr. '
Him-1.:
I l'v'l'
1. par Nbgsufilk 0,114)! v‘lpiuity Showggs
Intonlght' . 1r v.19 mo
ling bu ion obi durMo ity. Rain-
has fal on during" tile pa'st money-1mm
hours in" the northeaIn sections. ’ The
iarea of low, presume iII-pow,1r,ent1pal,
over loom-1 Miohigou, , Thla area. will
'1dominatp the, ‘weath‘er in th s vicinity
for the mt'xt 24 11511111.: A' a"0f
high prossdre‘ ['9‘ central ov'ér Montdna. .
Conditions favors for11this11vlrluity
‘cloudy weather W‘tb logo 1 showers fol-
lowed by clearing weIat 'w'tI'lIeIr on Sun-
Sunday. ' ‘
i
i" 1
Prefessor Joseph Dig“ is assisting
in the'barb'erls'hop of J hn Br‘ummer.
'Wiillam Sonnenberi‘r’ is” taking the
place 40f1011le~ Erickson as hell boy
at 1114'“ Mahackémo hotel
‘ he 0 b I C ur Society will
.hold aIIANIiI Ye'ge \chdNt'ésday evening
on the. lawn at: the chapeL,
”Alpine Straws. Q’Ilrl'o'n’ II.
The South .Norwallc QIIalitIetIto Club
will hold a picnic in Fredr ch's grave
in‘ inton avenue, tomorrow.
, Millard Stuitevant has been cashier.
at W. S Sturteyant’s ,store while Miss
Sa'dio I13,ro.wn_ was on her vacation
A,,I'_che'r Benger will assist in Plais-
to?“ drug store while each one of the
.three clerks takes- a vacation alternate‘
1y.»
--—"Sp,rlpg Chickens, 25c 11) 1111111115.,
" Charles Cutbill is assisting in thefl"
Bridge Fish Market during the illness
of Henry Oakes, the delivery clerk at
home in Ilowayton. 1
lie Arm'our, _ Boarers‘, Circle of
King's sons, of the South Nerwalk
Cmiihi'egaiional Church will go on a
launch sail in the near future.
wThose who wear the Jones Truss
say they would haIdly know they had
it on, it's so easy:
The Arion Singing Society has de-
clded to hold an. excursion one week
from tomorrow at North Beach. The
steamer ‘Shadyside, " of Stamford
will be used. , 1
Washington Lodge, I. O. G. T., of
Cranbury, expects to entertain the dis
trict officer Tuesday evening. Refresh-
ments will bevserved and a very pleas.
out time is anticipated.
«Kitchen dep't, will suppi'y you... in
a thousand wants for 7c. Be with the
bargain seekers on July 19th to 2401.
M S. Smith 35(30-1 -, 1» 111;
Miss Sadie Brown. the, cashier at W.
S StuIteIa'ut‘s’ store will return from
his vacation Monday- morning and
James Finch one of the clerks. will
take a vacation for a. week. ..
William Bogardus c'chk in Glendon
iug's Pharmacy. Norwa’lk Frank
ONE“ of Georgetown. and Charles
Cutblll will camp out on Cockenoe ls-
land for two weeks beginning Monday.
—-Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been.1sold-'f01.10 years and over
and is now considered one of the stan .
(lard brands. . -
The South Norwalk Outing Club has
everything arranged for its Clambake
.,
tomorrow to. take place near Roton "
Point. The members will leave in a'
special trolley cm, from Hotel Hamil-
ton at 9 o clock
The continued case of James Crew,-
ford came up before the Norwaik Town
Court this" morning and the Offender
was discharged .with a warning. Grew-1
ford was one, of the gang ..who were
“rushing the growler” in the vicinity
of the» gag. house 91‘! Harbor ayenuo. If;
We ”tend Both in
Onalfm ébd Price
2331} (11111511111: Spring Lamb, fresh .1
11111211,, 1 . 16910
Forequarters Spring Lamb,1 1'Oo<Ilb -
$de Logsflanada 11113111,, '12'c 111.1
Choice .Young dj‘owl; '16s lb.
Spring Chickens 1250 lb
C." ,3" ‘1"
Native Vp'al. SYP'N‘ZL :19: Barnes's
Raine, Shoulders IaiIidj Bacon Also in
bi N's "
#1:ng-
s)
32 9191111111111, corner Havlland Street.
, IIeuioyod the botblpg by moonli
has been, at the Hotel
' day. August 23.
'traveling salesman for the
11 Rye of'c erko froniI-Iyslop I; 'went
to Roton Point Thursday evening. and
This” bII’IIlnoIis (Stiles I'd! llalike
Sentinel will close S urday afternoon
during July and August at i o ’olock.
, logy avcniug, July 25 a lawn
11111051111111 091111,? '1 eavwn' of Mrs.
liens Briggérman, n in ‘eld avenue,
—All styles Derbies. O'Brion's.
William Jennings hasjust complet-
NN. ed two signs for George Wamsloy. who
conducts the restaurant in Ifiotel Ham.
ilton. . '
Miss 111111111 11111015111111.511115111111,
is the, guest1 of her 9191:1321le Kuto'
McGinn, at her home in olden Place,
Norwall'IU ., 1
Geor Y arkeruo Now-Yer .041
'8'” ' I? 1' Uliflorg (DY
some time- hastekemrooma at No. 10
West stree't.- '
Edwin“. Gaylor. 05111111115111 college.
who is spending the summer in Ridge-
field, was the guest of Miss Florsnce
Mead; yesterdayfl
At its meeting, last afienlni 'at Red
Men’s Hall in the Gazette building,
ockepoe Tribe ,.l 0 R. M” conferred
the warriors (legroo', I, ,
g~.;—,II'Ily'III I'zrcute'st event is tb'9. bar-
gains tion 7;; to 9 found at. M, S. Smith
&Co.s 'Julyl £03511" 1
’ Elton B. Baker,- night ticket clerk at
the South orwalk stations, has been
quite ill tie mpast two da’ysI at his
homerln Union street .
Cockenoe Hayloft. I. O. R. M.:' found
a counts of tramps in the barnyard,
last a gift, and initiated them into the
mysteries ofmbking hay ’- ,.
1 Tho N91 wolk .City, Council will hold
its regular bl montniy meeting. Mon-
day, evening, at 8 o 'clbdk. at tile Coun-
cil chamber. in ,Wall street ,1 1
Martin? Malina: driver 'to'r' M. 'l‘.
Hutch has resigned his position to
take one in‘ the 901011511 h‘oundnyi‘and
Adagio-(blue Company' 5 plant in East Nor-
w
Dr. ijlc'k’I'I 1111111191111,- cures Malia-.19
A law'n 'pai‘l'y will be iieill Wednes-
duy evening.” the ,residenée of Rev.
1‘. B. McConnell. 331'North1ayenuc for
the ben'efit of the Knight. Street A. M.
.Church.1 1 1 1
George E. Curtis, accre'tsr'y' of the
"11‘
the regatta committee or tho'club. has
purchased the catboat Emma from
Thomas Benedict, of East Nor walk‘.
There premises to "be‘ an interesting
rally of the Economic beaguo at Music
Hall South Main street Monday even
lug. , ayor l. A. Sullivan 0f liaIt
ford 1111,11 John J O'Neil, of Bridgeport
will speak. ,
The Tweedy but factmics on Rose
street occupied by the Iloyf. & Wol—
tlIauson corporation. W. 1'1..Pitilia and
the Empire Hut Company. are being fit-
ted up,y,vlt11.automatio fire sprinklers.
~DanburyNews1 . .. 1
19—Full line Straws. O'Brien' 9.
The music department of Browns
College, Bridgeport; “Will be in charge
of Miss Agnes Chopourion, a recogniz-
ed and successful teacher of‘ the piano;-
forte and vecal culture. A studio has
11111111 iItted up espeolally for the‘ work
(‘ orps this morning received an invita-
tion from the Bethel Drum Corps to at-
tend a celebration in that place Satur-
The invitation will be
sited upon at the meeting of the Corps
Monday night
News was receivod “last night by 111.1»
Seeley Ridge, of. 21 Cottage str,eet of
the deatbu of ' her slalom-Mrs: Julia
Mend, of Norwalk, formerly'of Befbcl.
after an'rlllness' of silt‘months. The
time of the funeral hus'ndt' yet beeudo-
(ideil upon. —Dunbury News. ' '
—— ,ver‘y'thi'n'g‘ i,o be sold for 7c or its
multiple from Sat.,'JI‘Iiy 19th. to 'i".,huI
July 24, inc. ..S Smith &' Co.
Jack Cockcrham. one of the popular
clerks of Glover a South Norwnlk
store, was thrown from his wheel. last
nightI near the Standard Oil Com-
pany’ s plant. Jack does not know how
it happened. but those who saw the of.
ad, with only asoratcbed band. 1 .1 11
bincoirrCeImcH, 0,. «Ii. A M., held a
meeting last nighLa'ud after transact-
tag mutim business.1voted to attend
the f'uherai of Captain George A.
:Wicks in Rowsy'ton tomorrow after-
noon. -They will unset loathe, halt.
Washington-street at 2 o‘clock and
will take the 2: 10 trolley car for Row.-
a‘yton. 11.4 1 1...“. .
1 1 .C. 19.119111113191311“ warbu'a'l'ly‘: engag-
ed yesterday afternoon do remarking
,the grounds for the tennis court” of
the, Ladies '1“ A B. ’& 1:236:11er of
St Joseph’s Sharon on the'.’ Income
io,t~ South Main ‘streetfl The lines
«bayonbcen cat dolls deep andrara to
be. :filied.» in}; with White sand msinIIIg
them very plum. ~ . _ '
~-:-“'Stsrr 03811111111111th soldi out his
.‘HW. ’
ago to John R; Evans, w'ili commence
the idnties‘ 021 his now perman- as ‘s
B'rsiilbir
Smith ebIdII‘IIIII of Nowi'lilavon'.”bfbn~
‘.'day, Mr. , wilt sen cdhfeatlohi
cry, sowing-1111111 the same territory
as that honored by William Douglas.
Who has represented the com ny in
this section for maIn‘y years: has 1 ‘
I
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.m
11.3.19."
l
Hurry Peru's}. lip " '. '
Day phone "15-2.
if» in
. "“‘T’FRAPPE ' 1
thing new at the Clifford Noun
T'Frappe is" not a oolle
It‘s out? .eg'te'; cheetah?!»
' en I"gents. uf‘lt's more an a
,1 , idogelteipuweos. , Try it at your
HE eurroso PHARMACY ' '
bum:- some Iain: 1.1.1 sunsets ée‘3&5.
c ,., pad 1
Mung“;
"gable
-v
J. Stanley it. J5hn, Manager.
, Nihn‘t phone 155. ‘
0161111111
Norwalk Yacht Club, had chairman of'
The South Norwalk Fife 1111 Drum '
falr‘say’itils ‘wfi‘nd‘er’f‘IIl that he esea'p- '
grocery business in Bethe! a few 1111111 '9.
' ' 10 25.5011 "and
‘ no Insurance.
' And say “tier Manolo out
1 lotion. DEW hears: it 35%
. as Bucklen's Arnica salve, tell him
1 1 thirty years of Ina'rvelous cores of
I 1
1-1-
nTI 3 "soil
r,.
.1"
are the biggest sort of bargains.
A
you may.
1
They are worthy and seasonable
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small prices that are. the distinguishing maIrk of the Mill End sale.
From basement to tlurd floor, from 'sllks to Shoes, from. underwear to millincry-in every sec-
’9,“
tion, the story is this chI; not one or two butI/ many articles at Mill End prices.
There was never a sale that so satisfied gridg'eport pcoplc as the Mill End sale; there was
never a Mill End that satisfied them as thoroughly as this.
‘ _I
It grows better with each repetition; the store improves in this, as in its regular day- 1111—1111111-
daytout business.I The field of the sale grows wider continually; people for miles and miles
around now 'know it ,a'nd the bargains it brings. Manuiac't'urers'bvho once looked with'almost disdain
upon it are now cagcr to send their goods.
Thus the Mill 'E'nd collection and Mill End business grow and grow.
Today the sale' Is bristling with attractiveness. There are great lots of goods that are compar-
ativcly unbroken. 'Tis impossible, among so many things, that all should receive their due
those goods that were crowded to the rear are coming forward; are receiving their share of atten-
tion; are briskly going from counters tohundrcds of homes.
For the customer. there is no sale that equals the Mill End sale.
The Rowland Dru Goods empanu Bridgeport.
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1' I'g
s
92:11 1‘1"”?er Ti:""" 'I'W n“ If; {All MRI
and attractive and sold at those
i
Now
\
Enjoy its advantages while
HARD WORK AT CAMP.
I m
Promis'o 19f Plenty to Do at Nlantic
This Year—Militiamen Preparing.
in militia oiIcles preparations are al.
yearly in order for the annual encamp-
ment w'hkh takes "piece as usual the
first pint of next month. There? is
quite a change in the war tilinfis lire
run at this annual outing of the, sold
ier have. The men did not look for-
ward-RIM as they used to.1'1l10 new
conditions brought about by the Spun»
lsh war have affected the militia
Ihorc is mm l1 more work than form
orly.
According to reports which leak out
away now and than from headquarters
the program of this encampment is to
be even more strenuous than the last
one. The adjutant generai's orders
have. been issued and to all appearan-
ces look quite innocent, but those who
know say there is some lively business
hidden behind apparently mild ord-
are. 1
it seems that one of the plans said
to have been agreed upon by the men
at the bend of affairs is for four days
of active service. This is to include
lcn‘g matches and detours. picket duty
and scouting, the digging of outreach
meats and other field works and some
sham engagements whiéh will come up
nearly to the real thing as possible
without injuring- the men. There will
not be much play about it, and the
hard work of the day will make the
men long for the rest of the night, ev-
en if it has to be scoured with the
leaves for a bed. It is believed by
those in command that this style of
work will effectually test the calibre
of- the men in every department of the
service
Modern warfare as exemplified in
.1119 Spanish and Boer wars consists
about as much in the use of the pick
nd shovel as in the rifle. and. it iii
1111111 'that_ the officers have decided to
Hill! Il-tfi'e men in the use of these ordl
easily harmless implements for licorice
in" the time of war. The local compa
files are ,now pret well filled up, and
there is ‘evs‘ry
will go into camp with pretty nearly
the full, complement
-11.. 19-1/1.-
'J-MT‘OP THAT COLD. :7 "511
or funny result In Pneumonia. Bra-
xiiian Balm is breaking up Colds when.
ever "tried. almost without eitc‘eption.
51 on bottles. The our
ford. Baxter's or Plaistedlh. '-
m
11" '1
.2.;
*7 I;-
,1 'HIBTORIG*STRUOWRE soENEn. .
WINSTED no? fair—141s: toenails},
New Bpston Mitsfij'sa an," the
use ?Ticstgr“ 911161.. on historic:
3311?;
5'11? structure buiitrii eéiitur‘y Ego. ‘a’nil loxig
'woocopied 'as' 'a‘r' tavern
m cesium-1
with 1 mansion lire resinous. The
we 5.911 to hard been. Eda.
§ 514.9110
ive fine. The loss is 1:51pm with
IF A MAME-ME TO YOU.‘
Corns, Felons. Ui-
Bruises and skin
it". the best and
RH. Baxter‘s drag
“igloo.
of every: state and the men .now find .
on to bellevotb‘éy " ‘
"Phone "74. '
" "lf -‘
DurIn'gI Your
,thaiidn
have the. interior of your home.
‘1
renovated.
it’s the most convenient time
possible. '
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PASSENGERS ON THE LUOANIA.
, LIVERPOOL. July 19.«The Cunard
line steamer Lucania. which sailed for
New Ymk today bud among her pas-
seng'ers R. F. and H. L. Doherty the
tennis players: the Earl of Minto, gov-
ernor general of Canada. and Lady
Minto '
POSONING THE SYSTEM. ,
It is through the bowels that the
.910! is cleansed of impurities. Constl
pation keeps these poisons in the sys
tom. causing headache dullness and
.melancliolia at flrst.tl'1'en unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness
unless .a remedy is applied. DaWitts
Little Early R sers prevent this trou
big by stimula lag the liver and Bpro
mote easy, 'h'éaithy action bib th e 'b-ow
els. These little pills do a t not vio-
lently but by strengthening e bowels
enable them to perform their own
work. Never gripe or distress. Oilf-
ford Pharmacy
'ADVERTISED LETTERS. r ‘ '
—-q—n—
lug uncalled 101' at the following poet;
;' “may for the Week ending Julrg
19, .1902;
SOUTH NORWALK.
'“J. W. 091111119 ‘30
Mrs? E. A mean
Mrs. w. Embbari-
Mlss Kettle .Levép’by, 17 Havlland.
Mrs. G. Kramarcik.I
Herberntoberts
Lender Sanford
'Mrs. mM. 0. J. Stevens
1 Miss Marguerite Taylor.
111MrsI. Charles A. Wallace.‘
E E: ICROWE P.
1:51:13 NORWALK.
H. Christophersen.
Mrs. Ellen McCarty. I
955W. 8 heard .1, .
Mrs-.9. .WIIIIfs., 1
B; S. KEITH, P. M.
‘ When we see a girl of ten crying
".!I-’\ 1 ,0
MI .
oat":
so“. her a new dull to‘ comfort her. or
really
1.115.511.1103
messes-womb”;
Jomv w. mm '33::
20? East Washington St 3:
'MWMNE
Following is a list of 1111111111 remain 11
these, am we don’t know If we should 1 ' '
ITHREE SHOT “AND KILLED.
Tragedy in Atoka.i .T., While Party
was Returning from‘ Church
ATOK A I. 'l‘ . July l9—-Near Strong
I200 11 Thursday night. Mrs Daniel
'Ornnf. herduu'gh'ier. Mrs. John Reeves,
‘illlil a man named Nuckios were. way-
{laid and killed while Ieturnlng from
:‘IlIur-Ib. Mm Reeves had been sop
urafed from her lIuslIaIId-ubollf eight.
? months and prior to that lime the cou-
plo had lived withifhe (11' Ill' family.
«'l‘buruduy night Nllt'le‘S ac 'ompnnied
. \lI's Remus to‘ Church As they were
returning to the (hunt home in n we
son they were halted. Nuokles was
made to get out and Woo shot. Mrs.
(lrnnt was shot while she sitting in the
wagon. Then. as the team bolted. Mrs.
Reeves was shot,
VACATION DAYS.
Vacation time is here and the can
dren are fairly living out of doors.
There could be no he'dlthler‘pluce for
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents incidental to most open
air sports. No remedy equals Dc
\‘Vitts Witch Hazel Solve for quickly
stopping pain or removing danger of
serious consequences. For cuts scalds
and wounds. "1 used Dertt‘s Witch“
Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and brain
es." says I). B, Johnson, Swift, Tex.
"it is the best remedy on the. market."
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases.
Beware of counterfeits. Clifford Phar1
macy.
WHITING FORFEITEO $100 BOND.
..SHELTON, July 19.—-—W. lo. Whiting;
president of the Eastern iron, Steel;
and Metal Company, who was arrested
a few days ago by Sheriff Stag; for
the theft of old machinery owned by'
the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company.
failed to appear in court this morning,
when his case was calledand thanim
bond in his case was forfeited. It is
alleged by tho BridgeporinGompany
that an employs ofohitin went to an
bid saw mill in Huntin n and at
tempted to. remove the machinery.
i
1’ °" ' ““95
Istenco—tbose'vlm'hv’ezbe‘emn
. 1 lug the stomsphrrwlio lunar firiion’ind?
”01%
1.1.1111...
preparations; Sea
to in for o- bookie
' TRINITY” CHURCH, WEST STREET
' 4 l runnln ' '1 1-
ngggrogéfli automobileI ontogrogm WWIBI,
infuse“ optimum senses 909,111. 1
' ‘vlce at the Reading Room, Masonic
1-1:: ”GERMAN EVANGELIOAL
_ oaRMAN amusement. cannon
Bargains
1
FOR IMMEDIATE USE.
Nobby shirt. waist suits; cool and
comfortable wash skirts. These at
prices to tempt you at once.
Ladlcs‘ two piece aIIlt graduated
bounce. well made, hundixmc elicits
at $1.50.
Ludics’ (:hambroy two piece wash
suits, filmy braid tIiInuIeIl, circular
flounte skirt at $2. 50.
Ladies“ Cililllllll‘t‘y Wash Skirts in
blue grey and 0x blood, fancy trim-
med. $1.00. -
Ladies' white pique skirts. circular
flouuce, insertion trimmed. at 5] 69.
' 1.111111" assortment of‘duck pique and
crash skirts from 090 to $498.1
WOMEN'S WHITE SHIRT WAISTS.
Makers of shut waists are money
hunting: willing to make good big lib-
eral price concessions to clean up their
surplus stocks.
saving for you.
At $1 ludies‘ while lawn shirt
waists. tucked front and back bishop
sleeves tmked collar and cuffs.
At 81.2
n oat bishop Elem es. fancy cuffs.
--At $199 ludics‘ white lawn shirt
front. short sleeves. low collar.
At 31.50 lfldlés while lawn shirt
waists. fancy embIoldech front, tqu.
ed back bishop sleeves
.At 9.2 ladies white 'lawn shiIt;
01 insertion trimmed, tucked
bishop sleeves. fancy cufl'LI
Uilll‘tli bi’l’l’lBlS
. . METHODIST
FIRST METHODIST
.CIIIII'cb Rev. W. W '1‘.
ior— ~11: 30 u. 111., class meeting; 10: 30
a. In sermon ‘l‘Iuctb the Saint”;
12 111.. Sundny'scboui;
moplc's meetlug'
service. Music at the evening 1101
vice will be rendered by 1:.lIJIIblI
quarlotic tiIc (hOll of the Congre,
gaiionni Church assisting.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPlS-,
ward Cunningham. pastor.——Morning
pastor. Topic " Confession
ii‘ulib.‘ Sunday s1 bool 12 n1.;
ioI' League, 3: '10 p. III. in charge. of
Mrs. E. S. llowcn; Epworib League
«:30. topic, “Possibilities of Evangel—
izing the World in This Generation."
(ll
Jun-
Leader, l“l'8il(‘.l'l(‘k li‘ield. Eveningr
service, 7:30, topic. “Pay {Your
Vuwa."
KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH
servicesu—ll a. In., preaching by the
pastor; 12:80 p. n1.. Sunday school:
'1‘ p. In.. Christian Endeavor; 8 11. III.,
preaching by the pastor; subject.
xvl.. 3. These services are interest-
ing and all me welcome T. B Mo
Council pastor: A. Mingo supt” S.
S.; D (Rear, Pres. C 'E.
CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH‘ NORWALK' ‘CONGREGA-
<’l‘i(~)NAL—'~Rev. Herbert S. Brown,
pastor of the. Daricu Congregational
‘ Church will preach tomorIou cIv cu-
ing at 19: '30 o'clock '
FIRST CONGREGATION'AL (llillRCi'I
George .1). Egbert. pastor~Morning
service at: 10:30; preaching by the
pastor: Sunday, school at 12:15; 01)-
cn-air service at. 7:30: a short talk
'on ”A ltosebushi‘; ln-door service at
7:45: address on “Rowing." Thurs-
~day evening servicevat 8. Monthly
talk on' current "events; Last week-
onight service until September“
EPISCOPAL.
"mul' Fo’irfieid avenue. Rev. R iv
Humpbrles. rcctor~—Services tomor-
r‘th‘ ‘ “new communion; 3' d.‘ 111.:
Sundn‘yi‘ ”519110099345 9-. in.":"Li‘tany;
-HolvaommunIOn and Sermon, 11 a.
111.: evening prayer and short ad-
dressMI-‘io p:'m." ~Choral service
first Sunday in every month.
AD DT.VEN
A'DVENT, CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vnn
21111111 street East Norwalk, J. W.‘
‘DtiVis,pasi10re—~Mornlng service at
10: 30' Sunday school at 12111:; Loy-
“bl orkois’ meeting at 6219:” song
'servlce {a 7: '1‘5: evening Sermon ut‘,
7‘30. Social service Thursday eve ‘
magi at 7130‘ o‘clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
tyl NorwalkéiRéinlaI‘ Sdn’d‘dy ser-
‘bb'ildin 51- Wall street at 3 p m.;
'tss’tna nial Iueotin'g‘ Wednesday evc'
Thin” at 8 p. 1.-m To botlI Services the
“M in is cordially invited Reading‘
001? open to the public each week
day' r0111 2if‘o‘5’
1
Cli'a’rlesA. Hrd'ck‘e'mier; pastér—Asér
' vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
‘ ‘tlonal I'Chnw-n' '--'
wuss sIo'NS. '
SOUTH NORWALK MISSIONETREG
5111111 service tomorrow afternoon at-
9:15 o‘clock h'I‘e Itinsfor‘ of the
Knight Street ‘A‘M E. Church will
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waists tucked and insertion trimmed ‘ Of ”St color pclcaies and Redford
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waists button back or fr,ont tucked made of fine madrns cloth in all
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EPISCOI’ ALI. “pal culture exhibit of the noun Ilia,
1)qu 1m Ilil‘i‘ 1' PIIchase
Iwill cost $1! 0000 and will have
' Imnmodntions for?
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7 D m. one bouri 'vuinasium the git
,‘und nthlctii field. which will be
rapid Churcll, corner 'ldnst avenue ‘1
and Rowan street. East Nerwulk. Ed- ;’
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cord with separate cuffs. .109 each‘l
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services at 10:30, preaching by the
SOME COR'SET NEWS.
This store plumes its'clf 'qu
boast on the Imnplctenoss and
around usefulness of its corset on
You‘ ll find about all the wan
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wanted shapes, with the
straight from p1 cdominatini.r
ial or two follow:
"North Pole" Summer Knit 00?le
special value, reduced to 250 a phi!
"1‘1 no M ii" Giulio, Empire and mil,
lum length Summer Corsets 509 aphid;
Medium length line Batiste Cor to
in pink, blue and white at 500 a ' ah“.
“Sane" Corsets, extra quail '
white or drab lace and ribbon trim
forIIner price-$1.00, now only '15
pa I'.
At $1,1adies' fine it 8: G batlptb
(01 sets also the Amcrltan Lad
’l‘bompsous in the different lo
and styles.
At $150, ladies' fine Coutli
corsets. bias out, long over the'
men with the supporter attached
At ‘52 50 ladies Nemo self red cib‘g
IIIud long hip. made of Coutil'and
”late 11er desirable for stout peopl
MEN' 3 OUTING SHIRTS.
We offer three lines of upto to
shirts of prices (quail? (1
Men I; fancy negligee shirts. made
Men‘s extra fine quality nekll'fiee
slIiIts with separati- cuffs a int c a
so'Itment of patterns to choose om
f'oImer pricu 8‘10, for this week,, '
Men‘s high grade negllgee 115
latest designs; your choice of {11111115
shirts at 5i.
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THEATRE.‘
ST LOUIS. July l9—-‘~W0rk has-be
slum which- with the giganticsampbl:
'lbeutre will be the center of the b
E,xposition The gy‘mnits m
.000 people. Si l,
at amphitheatre
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«lining the w"011ds fair for at
.(onlcst's. tuIneI exhibitions and sports
of all kinds will be carried to; com-
plcfion. (‘onsidernble work- on the,
athletic field ulrcudv has been do
and 1.1111 finishing tcuthes which will
on the western country are to be got-
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Rosamond asths BEST '
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Immediate relief. no danger. no ..l'h'
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Aimingallm‘ or by mail 31.50 “.9
mid MEDIGIINE 00., Box i930, BUST”. “m
Phone 132.
When Y0ur EngI e
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and you do not know how to ma
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and come to us. Our “kn
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as your “not" knowing he
likely to, if you attempt to fix-i
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