METHODIOT.
‘ Firsf Methodist Episcopal Church,
. the Rev. W. Wofford ’l‘. Duncan. pastor
‘w-«ltliilo a. m., sermon by the pastor on
“Resist Not Evil, or Turning the ,0th,»
or Check," first in series on “Hard Say-
ings of Christ." 12 in.. Sunday schobi,
Thomas 1. Raymond, superintendent,
classes for all ages. Pastor’s class
for men only at noon in the church
auditorium. 6:30 p. ,in.. Epworth
, Magus, Richard L. Coburn. president.
Prayer meetinglod by William ii. Av-
oryi Tobie. ‘iGrowing Up tor God."
7:80. sermon by the pastor. third in
aortas on special topics, “Ellsha's
Lodgings." Music for the day: Morn-
Ing Anthem, Jubilate in E, Buck; so-
prano solo. With“ Verdure Clad. from
Haydn's Creation, Mrs. Eaton. Even.
in; Anthem, The Radiant Morn, Wood-
»wsrdy 0 Glaucoma Light, Buck; ,irlo.
Praise Ye. Verdi, Mrs. Eaton, Mr.
Kim, Mr. Wildinan.
Norwalk M. [0. Church, Rev. L. K.
Moore, pastor—Morning: Prelude.
Andante Con Moto. Calkin; offcrtory,
Open the Gates. Knapp. Mr. Ambler:
Postlude. Oi'fertoire in C, Batiste. Ev- .
ening: Prelude. Bcrceusc in D Major.
Spinney; offertory, 0 Lord Rebuke Me
Not, Wilkinson, Mr. Ambicr; Postludc,
Marche aux Flambouux, Clark.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. E. Cunningham. pastor——
Morning prayer. to a. m.; preaching
by pastor 10:30; Sunday school, 12 in.;
Epworth League. Miss Ethel Farms-
leo, leader. topic, Growing Up for
God, 6:30 p. m.; evening service, 7:30.
Singing by chorus.
A. M. E. Church, Knight. street, Rev.
J. D. Nichols, pastor-11. preaching by
the pastor: 12. Sunday school; 8. spec-
ial Forum service. Subject, Mercy.
Tuesday evening. class meeting;
Thursday evening, Stewardesses’ meet-
ing, at Mrs. Abbie Robinson. No. 8
New street, East Norwnlk. Friday ev-
ening, prayer meeting at Mrs. Freder-
ick Andrews, Wood street, South Nor-
walk.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational.
West strcet and West avonuc, Ray
Lewis Frank llllcil. I). 1).. pastor»
10:30 a, in, organ prcludc, Whiting;.
quartet, God of Abraham Praisc
Buck; oi’i’ortory. Grieg; duct, "So ’i‘bot
Liftest 'l‘hy llivinc Petition," tron
"'I‘hp Crucitlxion." Staincr. Massrs
Ci‘owe and licuctlict; sermon. What
Pcrfocts llii‘c: organ postludc, Marci
Solenneilc, Kcttcrrcr; 1:! m, llibh
School. The Mic of Christ, 'l‘ltc .lour
ncy across the Sca. 'i‘hc 'l‘ctupcsi Still
ad and tho (,lcrascue llcutonlac licul
ed. iucn‘s Christian inquiry Club.
’ subject, "Charles II. Spurgcou,” loud-
or Mr. Jamcs l'. l’unzclt, donning:
Club; subject "Somc Uppilrillllliic:
for Young Men," speakt-r. Mr. Churiu
E. Jennings. Lamtmt t‘luh, Itir. Franl
R. Sartain will spcuk on "’I‘t‘ausportu
tion." Arlstoo Club for Young Ladies.
leader Mrs. ll. lv‘. Iiucii, 1:30 p. m.
organ proludo, Abenllcd. Schumann;
quartet, The Radiant Morn iiuth Puss
ed Away, Woodward; oi’fcrtory, llymt
of the Nuns. Wcly; contraito solo. Mrs
Sims; address, The Blade, tho Jar illlt
the Full Corn; quartct. 'l‘hcrc's
friend in tho Homeland; organ post
lude Clark.
First Congregational Church. Nor
walk. George D Egbert, pnrtorw
Morning service at 10:30, preaching by
the pastor; Sunday school ill. ltlh. ov
eu'iug sci‘vico at 7:30. Straightwny.
L. B. A. praycr mcoting. Wednesday at
3230, Miss llyatt loads. Y. I’. 8..
Thursday at. 7:30. Missionary liltit‘llllfi.
Church prayer service. Thursday at 8,
"Saving by Losing." Music tomorrow
Prelude. Alleurctto in (l, Mozart:
head Kindly Light. St-huockcr: Sing
Alleluia Forth, Buck; alto solo, By the
Waters of Babylon. lion/oil; postlutic.
Allegro Motlcrnto in I). ll. Smart. Ev»
citing. l’tleludc, Antintc in ii Flat, op-
40, W. Goldncr; Now (lod bo With Us,
Brcwur; tcnor solo, No Crown Without
the Cross, .1. it. Thomas; i’ostludo,
Roric Toccata, Bach.
it
BAPTIST
First Baptist Church, Norwalk Dew.
Tulmagc Van Dorcn, pastor—~Praycr
meeting at 10 a. in.; scrmon at ltl23t
a. m.; Sunday school at 12 m.; B. Y
P. U. meeting at 0:30 p. m.: scrmor
at 7:30 p. in. Prayer scrvicc. 'l‘hurs
day at 7:80 p. m. Scots true. A cor-
dial welcome to all who attend thesc
services.
Grace Baptist Church. corner lintlcr
and Quincoy streets, 1). S. Thomas, pas.
tor—41 a. m.. preaching service; 3:30
p. m., the Sunday school will give their
sacred concert. Members have 8!"
ranged a grand program for the occas-
ion. Aii who will favor with their
presence will enjoy it. 7 p. in., Chris-
tian Endeavor inoctlnir, subject. Crow-
Ina up for God, Pink, 4: ll. 16; ii p. in.
preaching. On Tuesday evening
there will be a society oraanlzcd for
thc benefit. of our young clement. All
are welcome. Thursday evening tilt
regular prayer mdotlng.
ftovmyton Baptist Church—itcv. F.
C. Brown, pastor. will preach on than.
tratod sermon Sunday evening on Thu
Attraction of the Cross. using a mag-
nified cross. Morning sermon topic.
booking Backward. Library concert,
Tuesday night: [Aldlefl' Aid Sootcly on
Wednesday. at Mrs. Cievcriy's; Happy
Hour service, Thursday evening.
: IPIOCOPAL
. Trinity Episcopal church. West
, blunt and Fairflcld avonun. itov. item.
Hilly l". Humphries. rector-«8 a, mi.
‘bhmmunioa for confirms ion classes:
10:30 I. m.. morning pro or and sec
won: 13 m., Sunday school: 7:00 p. in.
dinning prayer and address.
,_ It. our. Church. Rev. Wemyss
‘Bnilili. rector. fourth Sunday after
, stern-«7:80 a. in. Italy Conimunlo‘n;
. d :30. a. 3:" morning prayer anti acr-
Matt; 12 ., bible alum and sunday
submit a p. tit, Sunday school in on»,
will) 9. m.,,cvensont and cannon
idligppl. Monday evening. meeting
’,"Clllil.. Tuesday evening, last
a; of thoolrla‘ Friendly society
Wm???” Wednesdtmevenitnii. small “WWI. ii. ii. iii.
‘ a ‘; p. m..w cotter. w““““‘"“' f’h‘iia. 1003022lix~ulllll 2
once! from» Book. Thursday oven M“ “WWW" "ill-IN“- Cincin. o o o a ti 0 c o iv—ml it a
, ,(iiiociiiid‘ fifths old choir 009: iii. MllibROfiiil. Mass. May 20~1ihe py- Batteries: Fittinxcr and Doom; law-
' in. day afternoon udlcs' siclsn attending Mrs. Mary A. l vermin: and chains.
. it :, ll Quinn litany at 4 p. in. more. the reformer and author. stated . W
. (if next the, services, both today that the p lent had a sinking At Brooklyn:
1 .f , in ill.» in,, u a ll durinfthge ism and since then, . ., _ ,. it it it.
a 9n . Mora... t" Mgr s, it «woodman; conch case o e 0 c to 1 o o tar it i ,
"Mord, 1. .1 . j Mitighoituficilinl rapidly fizz/:0 1 ti o o 0 0 o 0 0411 0‘ l
, _ . viii sous. Q!“ the: tilli m '9' imiy'tq game . ‘ : Brown and Kilns: mm.
WWJtW m r .. i... t. .. . _. . . ‘ ”flaw” . mud-Motwumm
will be rcndcrcd at the evening sor-
vlcc: l’roccssiouul. dill. Tho. Church's
Ono Foundation. Wesley; I’saitcr, i’ith
scloctlou; Mngniilcut. Maundcr: Nuuc
Dimitiis, Maundcr; hymn 434: odor-t
300. Gauntlclt. .
Grace Church, Rev. Jamcs Benton
Werncr. rectors—Fourth Sunday after
Eastcr-(.‘olobrutlou of tho lloly Conl-
munion at 8 o‘clock: morning pruyt-r
itlltl sermon at 10:30: Suutlify school
at l in; evening praycr and sci‘moii ill
”:30.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advcnt Christian church. V’au Zuutlt
strcct, East Norwalk .i. W. Davis pus
tot-wpi'cachiiig at I0230 and at 7:30.
Sunday school at 1'2: lioyul Workers
ulccting at 0:15 Social Scrvit-c, 'l‘llill'ti'
day cvcuing.
_ MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mlsslon—ltcguhir
scrvioo tomorrow afternoon at, 3:15
o'clock. Miss Irilllc Walsh, of East
Norwaik, will sing, and we oxpoct cx-
tra help in the service. Conic anti cu-
joy this service. Everybody wcl-
come.‘
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter’s (lcrmau Lutheran Mission
Chapel, North Main street. Rev. Karl
Krctzmnnn, pastor~-—Scrviccs, with
preaching, every Sunday, 7:30 p. in.
Tomorrow‘s sermon topic, ‘God's Ro-
Iation to Evil in This World.“ The
pastor desirotl to moot tho mcnibcrs
of the luadios‘ Aid Society. tho young
man contirmcd by him. and the friontlg
of the mission in general after the ser-
vice tomorrow evening to discuss with‘
them some matters of unusual interest.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwaik—chular Sunday acrvioc at
tho licadiug Itoom. Masonic building.
subject Sunday, May 21st, “Ancient
and Modern Not-mummy or Mcsiuon-
sin and liypnotlam." 'l‘csiimony
incoiing. \‘llctinoatluy~ 8 p. in. I" both
acrvicos thc public is cordially invll-
t'tl. ltcatliug room upon to tho public
pitch wook tiny front :2 to it p. m.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Tho following iuttcra roiuain uncall-
ed for at the following post-offices for
the current week:
South Norwalkwnalis Andras. Mr.
Bullet-u, Chas. liaywartl, Misti Jcanlc
Hoyt. Kovucs Joacph. Mica iicssic i).
Int-kin, Nelson a Co, E. C. North-
rop, J. C. Scully.
t E. a. CROWE. P, M.
Norwaikw—ltev. C. A. Nichols. Mm.
J. G. Richards, Tonoy llobono, Misti M.’
Elmyth. care of Ill. Ii. Lewis; at. John
Bron. Carpet Weavers.
B. s. Kidi’i‘l-i. P. M.
BOTH LEGO CUT OFF.
WATERBURY, May 20.-i5amuel Or-
merod use 50. an ample es of tho
Waterbury Brass Goods rporation.
our struck by a freight car attached
to the switcher in the local freight
Yamphm glint-ti before 0 o'clock last
,, 3. ill on were covered be
to the ham. He is not expected to
recover. its lists wife and Jodi-
9.;
P
Makes red blood.
Fl Bas Ball New]:
too. He is Risen. Clare: Revvssimmt 1 NEW HAVEN wms A war GAME. 'jFrnzor and Ntxldlutm.
Ninth Inning she Makes 7 Runs.
SPRINGFIELD. Muss. May hit-mimi-
ciuhl innings ycsicrdtty tho New liar-
cus could do nothing with Murphy.
Springfiohl's now lcl‘t-hrtndcd‘pitchcr.
and pluyctl a stupid game to boot. Ens
luring thc ninth with tho. score 7 to 1
against thoiu. ilicy got six hits. three
of tholn twobaggors, and with tho help
of thorn» rank orrors by Altlzcr. Tililst‘)
and Murphy, with it man hit, a wild
pitch and a stoai, won the garlic, 8 to
7. Catclicr O'Connor split a finger
in tho lust inning and will be out of
thc unmo for some days. Score by
innings:
It. It. i6.
N. llavcn 0 0 ti 1 0 0 0 0 7—-~ls‘ to 7
Springfield 0 0 4 0 l 0 l i 0»? l0 ti
”.—
Holyoke, 8; Meridon. 6.
MERIDEN. May 20.-Merldcn lost
to liolyoko yostortlny afternoon in the
sonic fashion as to New Haven Thurs-
day by a score of 8 to 6. Meriticn
bad the name tip to the right Innins.
whon Iloiyoko tlcd the score and hat
tctl out a victory in tho ninth. lmuox‘a
work on third base was a feature. The
scorc by innings:
R. ll. E.
Ilolyoko, l l l 0 0 0 0 Ii 2—~—ll 14 2
Mt-ritien 0 ti 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—«~ti 7 2
Batteries: Hodirc and Shincul;
Fcnske and 'i‘hackora.
Hartford, 4: Norwich. 2.
NORWliill. May 20.«~lfartforil do
touted Norwich yesterday by bunching
hits in tho fourth inning. Parkins
was a panic throughout. 'l‘hroo
lightning tloublc plays provcil to bc ibc
routine. The scoro by inuiuuiliz ,
i. i. .
Hartford 0 u 0 .‘l 0 0 0 i owl u i
Norwich. 2 ti 0 ti o (l 0 ti o .. it 7 :i
liatlcrics: l‘urklus nud lioruu; ilklv
rounds and lionthron.
arldueport. 10; New London, 3.
NEW llthlKiN. May hoodlum
llritlxcporta worn ilicir batting clotlioti
ut Armstrong park yesterday often
noon and batted in ion runs to New
Milltltlil'l threo on seventmn hits.
bong. who plichod for New homlou. rc.
caived miserable support. the errors
by his team counting more heavily
ttitl‘ilmll. him than the hit» made by
lirldizeport. 'l‘iio score by innings:
Bfltlifllll'l. 2 0 0 0 l 2 l 0 hall) 17 t
N.l;oudon0tl 2000001w3116
Ballerina: Wade and U'itourkc;
Long and Armbrusior.
National League.
At New York:
It
New‘itork 1 00010
Pltishurn 0 0 0 0 0 til 0 9....1 ii 1
Batteries: Taylor and flower—man:
Reportable and Carlson.
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at t'hiimicipium‘
a
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11.14.10.
05x“? 0 1
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‘In days of: old.
‘When Knights were hold”
‘ Men had red blood in their veins.
red blood, too, to win in the battle of life.
THE IRON} FOOD
Eat it and you will
“ Get Rosy ”
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At Boston:
R. ii. E.
0002tlll01-b til!
010000002—312 3
Buttorics: McFarland
St. Louis
Boston
Amerltan League.
At (lineago:
.iiicllgo I) l 0 II I (i 0 0 x“; l
Phiitt. ti 0 it ll 0 l 0 0 01-1 4 ll
Iiuttorios: ,»\lirock anti McFarland;
Hank and PUWt‘I'rZ.
At lhitroli tilrst tunnel——
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“.1
ti
it. ii. a.
lit-truit. o i 0 u 0 o a p xwy a y
Wash. ti o o o u u o 2 0-: 2 1
liaitorics: Kllsttll and Drill; Ilugh’ns, i
'i‘ownscutl llllil Iiittrcdge.
(Sccond unmov—
' R. ll. E
Wash. 1 i It i 0 0 i (I 0—‘10 0 l
liotroit. 0 ti 2 u 0 0 0 0 0- 2 .'l f.
llaitcrics: Jacobson and Hayden;
Mullln. Pool and Sullivan and Duran.
At St. Louis:
II. II. F.
Now York (I l 20 0 0 0 0 Owl} 7 ’
.L
St. Louis 0 (l 0 t) 0 0 ti 0 0—4) 7 l
liattoi‘lorl: Powell and Kleluow;
Iiowcll and Sugdcn.
At Clcvcluntl:
R. ll. l0.
Clcvciuiltl 0 i 0 ‘J l ‘2 5 0 x-ll iii 0
Boston 0 0 0 it 0 0 0 0 -i—- 4 l2 «i
Dutiorica: lives and llomis; Thom.»
hill and (frigcr.
‘_ Other Games.
At. AndovcrwAudovcr, 8; Villa Nova,
‘2.
At linnowrwnartmouth. ii; Massa-
chusetts Hiato (kilogo. 2.
At Eliotcr-~—«l’riucciou, 12; Exotsr. ii.
llaticrlcu: ll. Doyle and Cooucy; Jon?“
and chlcr.
., At Ncw York-witoruoil. 3: Columbia.
At Worccatcr~~t-limhcrst, i: ilrown,
CHALLENGE FROM BROOKVILLEB.
'l‘ltc llrmltvillc ll, Ii. (3,, of Port
(lilo-dot, N l'.. would him in nt'rau-tt!
with strum: Junior tortilla nvoruitiuu
if. to lit yours. Will guarantor half
cxponaca In vinliiiit: trains. Atltlrcus
A. Mnuucuc. .‘ltiii Wiilcit nvcnuo, Port
(lbcitl’cr, N. Y.
an»...
Connecticut Luau. standing.
Won. host. l’i}.
Sprinsncid. til it .“2'2
Holyolic. ll 0 .047
Hartford. ll 7 .011
New London, 0 ll .t'll
Meridcn. ii i) . 00
Bridgeport. 8 ll .47]
Norwich. i5 12 .204
New Haven. 4 ii .222
m
on
standing in National Luann.
Won. will. PC.
New York, 22 ii .180
Pitt shurz. ll 11 .02]
Chicago. 10 ii .630
Phiindoiphia. iii iii .5
inelanati. iii iii Mil
rooklyn. is 20 .370
“onion. in 17 .570
Si. touts. 10 i7 .ii‘i‘ll
Standing in Anvil-icon Lupus.
Won. host. flit.
Cleveland. in it .601
Philadelphia. til i I .640
,giir 0. til 1! .549
. has sgtnn, ii at my
_ oil. .800
12 is
.9 $.14.»
will ,
People of to-day need
and Grady; l
00 Hot weather and had tirin'iiiny‘
a
out: "a haircare; '
Autopsy Showu That it Was Due to
Alcoholism.
STAMFORD, May 20.——Witltcr H.
silauicis. who was held ycstcrtiay by
(Joroncr Dotcn in conucction with tho
: dcath of Annio Hcaly. thc formcr Now
giiavou woman, was rclcascti from cus.
tody. last night, by the police as tlio
rosult of tho autopsy pcrformod on
tho hotly of tho \voinuu. While the
physicians refuse to state the nature
Eof thctr finding. it is understood that
like autopsy showed that tho iicaiy
{woman died of alcoholism. Danlcls
,was bold pcntling tho result of the
icoroncr‘s inquost. hcld ycstcrday af-
.tcrnoon. as tho result of which the nu-
topsy was performed.
thn c'cr you feel impending ill,
Ami need a magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like llewitt‘s Little Early Risers.
Tho famous Little Pills Early Ris-
t'l‘s curo t‘onstlputlon. Sick Heartache.
Biliotmucss. etc. They never gripe or
sickcn. but impart curly rising ener-
gy, (loud for oithor children or ad
uli. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
0.
WISH BRYAN TO EXPLAIN ADMIN.
ISTRATION.
N EW HAVEN, May 20.~in the pro.
bait- court ycstcrtiny afternoon, baw-
ycr licnry Stoddard made a motion
that William J. liryan. the executor
of the estate of l‘hilo S, Bennett. hc
sutninoncd into court to explain his
adminlsirutlmi. The motion was ascend
to and Mr. Bryan will come here prob-
ably ncxt wuuk to appear in court.
LINCOLN. Nob, May 20.-W. .l. Bry-
an has rccelvcd a summons from the
attorney for tho lluunctt estato at
New Haven, COWL, and he says he will
ionvu for New Haven next week.
WARNING.
You cannot buvo good hoalth unless
your kiiincya arc sound, for the lilti-
ncys filter the blood of Impurities
which ulliiirwiilo act as Irritstln pol-
sons and brush down tho deficit c or-
pan“ of lilo hotly and cause serious
troubio. if you have liltiiit-y or bind
rim- trouble and do not use Folcyju
Kidney Care. you will have only your-
uclt to lllllilli‘ iur routills. as it positive.
ly cums all forms of kidney and bind-
der diseases. Sold at Pialsietl's Dru:
Ettore. "
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LIBRARY FOR WILLIILIY.
\Vlllhblilslam', Mass. May 2 .349er
idem. Camilne Hunt-d, of clinic!
college. at chapel today mod an
unofficial report that Andr Corps to
has given the college "26 000, to
used in the erection of it library. The
slit: is conditional upon the coil
raising a lllio sum. , Already 010.
has been subscribed. and it is expected
that the romalndcr will soon ho offered
by students and graduates.
W
HatwnTI-tlltm ll.
Persons dimmed with luchouid
be careful iii this season of thr your.
water
it
-
contribute to the condition .w i ii
nitrite piles more sinful and first or»
our. DcWiti's itch Hazel afi‘ve
stops the pain. drain; out the polished.
and cures. tier the noise. hem-in
the harm; of E. (i. no ill 1 Co. Sol
by Tim Clifford Fharmacy. ,9
wows ciao tit mom.
(:ch tights. "‘3’. ”“43” finalis-
. , yours - , run an.
3% yummvflifl cg:
V .hflifiit‘lllflillfiiimlfi
has suffering from serving
small children I ‘
i
saw
“is: WltIr 8p. Tel. no.3.
SAWFPAY»,MAY in recs;
I?“
Bridgeporrxdve
rtisemcnts.
4—
Bridgepcrt Advsrtisements.
"rm. :5,
The D. f Read-Co.
8486““de 18.5}
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Two 811k Bargains.
No. r.-——Prin‘ted Foularcls and Habutais. more than
, ‘ twenty shades rcprcscutcti. Light pink, rcscda, blue, green
and lavcudcr, dainty things for evening gowns and little
girls’ summer frocks. Dark grounds with small neat tig—
urcs that will makc serviceable shirt waist dresses. And a
fcw striking things that some people will like ‘cxtrcmcly
well, 23 anti 24 inches wide. "
Were 506. 75c and $1.00. All new at 50¢ a yard.
No. 2.——An assortment of soft finished Taffetas, bcato
iifui qualities, beautiful coloriugs. Changeable and striped
effects, rich wine red, dark green, navy and brown. Among
them are some elegant patterns in printed warps. Some of
those have sold this season for 75¢, the others are quite
new. Special at 59c.
At the Haberdashery Section.
A new lot of Neckwcar is in, Foulard silks in Fourviu—
hands and graduated String Tics. The silk is very soft and
flexible. the colors, brown, navy and gray, with small dots
and figurcs Correct and durable for business wear, 25¢
each.
Ribbcd liaibt‘iggan Shirts and Drawers: Shirts with
cithcr long or short slccvcs, Drawers with extra gusscts
and tloublc St'iiiS, 50¢ each.
lutlia gauzc Shirts of exceptional quality, very fine and
soft, i’rcnch nooks and silk faciugs. All short sleeves, 25c
cacll.
‘ ioys' \\'hiic Ncgiigcc Shirts, a into lot of patterns, at
50c.
Agra 12 to 14 inclusive.
More Nasturtium Vases. This is a sccontl lot like
ihosc of a \vcck ago, only tilt-y art- a size larger. Price the
suluc, 55c.
Special in the Upholstery Store.
(‘lricuial Couch Covers ................... .. 72c
Velour Squares .......... . ................. 29‘
'l'upcstry l‘orticrcs . . . . . . . . $4.25 and $5.00 a pair.
'i‘upcstry Squares ................ . . . .. 15c cacll.
Today (July.
M. Read Co.
The D.
a
late are Now Prepared to show itiil Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings. ,
,CARI’ETS
indicts, Tapesltu, Brussels. Velvets. Bodil
Brussels.
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
and Linoleums. Mats and Russ
Coverings.
cor
Shades to Order a Speciality.
. picket-ass 3) sat.
34 WASHINGTON 81‘»
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tclcphons 43-6.
.sttt ’ ‘ =
to lay in your next winter’s coal now. We sell the best at the low-
elt prion. ' ‘ . ‘“ ‘ ’
1’ an I “le Av... Tel. mia.
.u c
arm I 80. Main St.
Hayes. 5 Main Sit-cot. Nor
Wood lit... To? $131.
special Reduction Sale r Easier
' ' * es atom can establishment’s;
.lllt cum. citingfiummdu Hui-m Unirtmmld. an» a Mac line of
' Molt wear at this film
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