Y 7 IY.?P«Y U;
w. parents; and friends of ihe children
on
Christan er's Home."
to be DI‘OI‘MII'. and hear
._ Shelley. tibia 7
. stiMb.“Gruad Chaotic
Evening: Prelude. Ob
'jspthem. “Abide
ermine sun and
o Galilee. Morrison. ‘
melaud SdIIIv‘an;
rumor. Catnip. -3
3 ethcdistL-Mor'ning Wor
; subset of sermon. ‘The
ofvlllnduranm": Sunday mora-
lass under the direction of I". H.
' " Sunday school
3 . lilpworth Lunatic
uni service. 6: 30 p. 111.; topic,
Ava‘rice"; evening worv
:30; subject of sermon. “Corn
laiihs"; song service led by
pad chorus Music for the
. Prelude. Pastorale, Th. Sn.-
anthem. Jubilate in E flat,
‘offertory solo. "0 Jesus. Thou
ding." C G. Ives, Mr. Hirsth
ileg‘ro Moderate. Wcrmann.
Prelude, Rondeau, H. i).
no: quartet and chorus. Gloria
headstone 'l‘e from Mass of St.
Ia, Weis; oftertory solo, "There y
d Mine Eye Hath Seen,”
hehleld; postlude, Postlude ‘ln
venue Methodist Episcopal
v., G ’I‘.E1:eeman. pastor-—
‘ . Marsh ‘wIll speak at the
_ ngservice tomorrow; on the work
‘ rltopl‘ter s Home for Destitute
'3 Bible school meets at 12 to
graduation day in the
. ,rtment. An Interesting
'm f: exercises Will be followed
aWardins oi diplomas Parents
hi can In this department are
if invited to attend. The Jun-
.Leag'u‘éY meets at 3: 30. in charge of
s Eranoes Rose. The Epwotth
League meeting at 6: 30 will be con-
studied by Miss Clara Ainsworwth sub-
l‘TIie‘Snare of Avarlce." At 7: 30
slot will speak on the theme.
KnIgYht Street A. M. II). Church Rev
ynch, pestor~11 a. 1n. preaching
‘ be: Sunday school immediately
IIIYtér; Christian Endeavor at 7 p. 111. .,
extra ducts and solos by the chair at
t regular evening service with
‘iiin‘g, at 8 ouclock All are in-
vited tmatteud and give the new pas-
‘ ,tor a hearty Welcome.
CONGREOATIONAL.
south Norwaik Congregational
Church Charles S. Macfarland, pastor
. —-P:tiblio worship, at 10: 30 a. 111.. the
pYIIIDIt being occupied by the poster
The Bible school, including the young
man's deparemeut and the young wo-
men’s department. meets at 12 o'clock
The evening service has been discos
. tinned until .September
3 mm” at the First Church Norwalk,
tomorrow morning: Prelude, Pastor
ale from First Sonata. (iuilmnnt; "The
Lost Sheep,” Jules Jordan: soprano
solo "Fear not yo 0 Israel!" Buck;
postlude. Allegro moderate in C, C
Collin. EVening. musical service Pre-
ludc, Allegro moderate. from Floventb
sonata. lthainberger; offertcry, Pli-
gi‘lm's Chorus. from "'l‘anni1aeuser,"‘
Wagner: "The day is gently sinking
to a close. ” Schnccker; selections from
"Bummer' '——“'I‘he Seasons." .1. liaydn:
recitatives. "Her face in dewy veil
concealed, etc" bass solo. “From out
the fold the shepherd drives": recite-
tive. “Lo! now aslsnt the glittering
earth!" chorus. "Behold! on high he
,3 mounts"; organ postlnde, Prelude in
I, D“ miner: Mendelssohn.
2—..—
BAPTIST.
Grace Baptist Church. J. Edward
Harris. pastor—«ll a. 111., preaching;
eubieot. God‘s Uniailing Promises;
3: 30 p. 111., Sunday school; 7 p m.. it
8 p In., preaching, sublect.‘
An Appeal to God Next week will be
one Of prayer. The meetings will be
«. ~ sound cted as follows:
i‘ cons Johnson and Whaley:
Tuesday evening. Deacons White and
Grant: Wednesday evening, Deacons
Whittlesey and Street; Thursday eve-
ning, Deacon Minion ‘and Brother
Easier.
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EPISOOPAL.
‘ Trinity Church, II. A. Lynnwood
Bowler, rector—~13 a. 111.. Holy Commun-
ion; 10: 30 a. m, morning prayer and
semen; 121u..8Yunday school at. An.
drawn Brotherhood; 7: 30 p. 111.. even-
in sorvlce and short practical nd«
toes. The aunday school and parish
topic will be held at Bronx Park on
August; iltb. it Is hoped that the
will avail themselves of this cxtruor
dinary opportunity to visit the great
est sot) In the World. Tickets will be
sold by teachers and pupils of this
school be well as by several prominent
merchants of South Norwnlk
‘meoumn, the llev. James lien
flier. rechirmiittvehth midday
hlty. Cdehmilon of the Holy
, Mon at 8 o'clock: morning
W and coupon at It): :10: Sunday
‘ lat noon: mission Sunday school
.at Broad RIVer; evening prnyv
. rial).
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» IVANOILIOAL LUTHERAN.
,Wlioel Lutheran. chapel in
Main street. Rev. C It. Ititt-
£3 bf Etamford. camera—Preaching
i. German language. 7: 30 p. on.
t. 'l’i‘he Lord Is chic and willing
‘m- tor man and lie is able to
. ‘ by great things through small
_Worir 81 1-0. Sunday school
hormones u it. p. 111.
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OOIINOI SOCIETY.
II 3_iieioneo Society, of
or Sunday service at
treble. anionic building at
Subject July lith "Htlcl‘lv
Testimony meeting on Wed
at»! ii. In. At both services
It! is cordially Invited. Reunion
tile public each was]
Monday cven- _,
NOY YYYOOMMENT I8 NEOEEYBARYY ON THE FOLLOWING LISTS OF
SPECIALS WHICH WE HAVE PREPARED FOR SATURDAY AND MON-
DAY. THE ITEMS AND PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMOELVES. THE UN-
UEUAYYL‘NEBS OF THE‘ VALUES OANNET YBE OUEOTIONEI) NO PEU-
DENT SHOPPER CAN FAIL TO YBEE HOW HIYYOYHLY IMPORTANT IT IS
THAT SHE BE HERE ON EAOH OF THESE DAYS. Y '
MIBOES'Y AND Men's
chronic sun's
LADIEB’,
Ladies’ and Misses‘ Suits. brillian-I
tine, nicely trimmed 11qu high and
Dutch necks, ,wogt: $3. 50.
, Gents' ILOOIBaIbIng Siults.
.' Special Two Days, 69c.
TRUNKG AND SUIT CASES.
purchasing.
" LADIES‘ SHIRT WAIBTS.
Our entire line of handsomely trim»
med ,Wulsts that sold for $1.00, $1.12.
$1.25 and $1.39 t
Saturday and Mom for 80¢ each.
LADIES) $1.3 SKIRTS.
Made of imitation linen. with clus
ters of tucks. All sizes and lengths
Special, 93c Each.
CORSETB.
Remnant sale, broken sizes
391: Pair.
WOI‘B
Do not fall to Inspect our line before 59c
be closed out on ~
NOTIONS.
Specials for Two Days.
Ladies' 250 Eurirrbldered Linen
Collars . 19c
Ladles' how 250 Iowa Bowa .... 19c 3
White and Gray Shopping Bags. ‘
(washable), were 3-9811 .... 76c
Children’s HaYndkorchiefs‘, Va dos. .25c
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
25c Glass Berry Dishes 10c
AGENTS NYEW IDEA PATTERN. 10c
FRESH CANDY .m .190 and .200 LB
NbRVvAtK CONTRACTING Norse
(New England Bulletin). '
Addition and Alterations to Power
Wni'drou and Riordan have common
ced work on the addition and altera-
tions to the power bones on Water
street. for Crofnt & Knapp. PlansI
were drawn bNr Architect Percy Taylor
Of Newuik, N. .I.. and provide for a
brick building, with tar and gravel
roof. Old power house will be made sui
table for factory purposes.
Roofing Factory Addition.
The addition whi'ch H .W. Mather is
erecting to the factory on Union street
for Luther M. Wright. Is being roofed
In. it is a brick building, three sto
I’les high, 45x68 feet, with tar and gru-
vel roof. W. H. Smith did the mason
work. It will be used as a wood work-
ing shop.
Chestnut Street House Being Framed.
The two family house which 1.. K.
White of East Norwalk is erecting 0n
Chestnut street. for Stephen Halazs is
being framed. Furnace beat, gas ,flx—
tures mantels and all modern improve-
ments required.
One Family House Being Framed.
The out-family house which losllo
Gamble of East Norwalk Is erecting
on South Main and Concord streets for
E. W. 'l‘nllrnutigc Is being framed. it
will be a frame structure, containing
6 rooms with shingle roof. Furnure
heu.t. gas fixtures. mantels and all mo-
dern conveniences required.
Contract Awarded for Hoisting
The Specialty anufucturiug Com-
for the hoisting machinery In connec-
tion with the oyster house which Wil-
liam H. McMahon is erecting on Wu-
ter street for the Standard Oyster
Company. It will be a frame building
three stories high, 25x00 feet.
Stevens Street House Enclosed.
The one-family house which Is he
Ing erected on Stevens street for M.
R. Bennett is enclosed. It is a frame
structure. two and one-half stories
high, containing 8 rooms, Furnace
heat. gas fixtures required. Charles
Yost, of South Norwulk. is the illllSOn
coni vector.
Foundation Completed for East Ave-
nua Residence.
The foundation ls completed for the
residence which H. W. Mather of
South Norwulk is erecting on East
avenue for Anna Murphy It will be a,
parry have been awarded the contract '
two and one half story frame atruc
(lures a Cold In One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 250 .
Only Radical Curator Bronchitis 506 ~va Y
Bursa Worst Group In a Few Minutes.
[lures Sore Throat and liberated Tonclls.
Duly Positive Cure for Quick (lanthanum. .
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and (lures In One Month.
menu Broom-g mum and Rectum 11mm
.ures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 50c- $1.00 Y ' .i f
Only Thing on Earth That cures Asthma.
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mmmemnodimouh-flhm
tuneuaspmnrmmma-mum *
MW MINWWWSMIIMWI. m
mum marksman-sis. Wilmflbihawupw ,
, so denudat- , . 3 ‘
”It TOM Iot- . 3 i:
tare, 33x4l’ feet wlih shingle roof. Hot
water but fireplaces mantles and all
modern conveniences required. Finch
Brothers of East Norwalk did the Inn
son work. >
Plumbing and Heating Let.
Sullivan and Nathan of South Nor-
wulk have been awardedthe plumbing
'contract in connection with the one.
family house which Henry N Taylor
of East Norwalk, is erecting on Grc
gory Boulevard for Ezra Plait It Is
a trim and one half stoty frame struc-
ture 35x35 foot, containing 7 rooms
Finch Brothers East Notwnlk, did
the mason work.
House at Compo
Leslie Gamble has taken the con-
tract for building a frame cottage at
Compo Beach. Westport. for fr'odorlck
Fenno of Brooklyn. It. will be 24x24
feet, containing seven rooms, with
the usual conveniences.
State League.
Norwich; 7; Springfield. 2.
New Haven. 8; liolyoko, l.
Hartford. 7; Bridgeport. 2.
Waterbury-Now London, rain.
National League.
Chicago, 3; l'lhlladclphia. (I
New York, ll; Cincinnati, 2.
l’ittsburg, 5: iBrooklyn, ii
St. I.ouls~l‘ioston. rain.
American League.
Detroit. 1; New York. 0 (first game).
New York. 8; Detroit, 3 (second
game).
lloston. 2; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago, 9: Washington, 2.
Philadelphia. 9; St. Louis, 1
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
AT HOYT’S THEATRE TONIGHT.
The imperial Moving l’icturc Conr-
pnny will close its engagement at
Hoyt’s Theatre this evening. after a
successful run of several weeks. The
pie-eating contest last evening i‘ur~
inshod great amusement for everyone
present. Master Lawrence Connor, an
ebony lightweight from the West In-
dles, secured the prize. This evening
Walker and Dengau will render some
of their most popular song hits.
The supposedly witty man who
‘ntIs to Impress others Is apt to con;
alder them hall'wIttcd.
TRIAL TTLE 25c.
(”iit‘.)
~ daughter, Mrs. Edwin lioyt in Nor
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
WESTON
Miss Elsie Hickson has visited roln
tives in‘ East Norwnlk. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marvin are on-
tertaining New York friends.
Mrs. Columbus liulkloy entertained
Norwalk relatives on Wednesday;
W. P. Rowland, who has been ill
a few days this week, is better.
Miss Lobdoil. of Greenfield lllll, has
visited her uncle, Ii‘runk Banks.
“3—...—
Mrs. Abbie 'i‘rcuddrell has returned
from a week‘s visit In Norwulk.
Mrs. Lester Fenian is visiting her
walk. is:
Mrs. E. M. Buyingion has returned
from a low wooks',,vIsit~in4Massnchu-
suits. ' 3f ‘ >
Mrs. Theodore 33 Hamilton spent
three days of the week In South Nor
walk.
———. .....
Miss Fitch. of Norwalk has been
the guest of her gt‘ltndmother, Mrs
Mary Fitch
Mrs. Dunning and'Miss Youngs. of
@0th Norwalk. have been guests at
ilrondview Farm.
Miss Nettie Gaston has returned to
New York, after a week 3 visit at tho
Faulhaber residence? \
lvcrson C. Fantcn. of this plscr‘
tins been elected vice-president of t.
State Board of Agriculture.
Mrs. George iloiuig returned from
New York on Thursday. to spend the
remainder of the scanner in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler and
child have returned to Seymour, after
a few days” visit with relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. P. W. Gregory and
family. of Newtown avenue. Norwalk.
spent yesterday with their aunt, Mrs.
Ephraim Fitch.
, ““1th
. 3 Liver W
( ,umttoiaw
residual “film
Fl‘e BYI arson would Bridgeport on
Wednesday.
‘ Friends from New York are visiting
_ at the ‘Burroughf'
m
Chester Meeker of Norwalk was In
town last night.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey has ‘Y a
number of summer boarders. , .4.
Miss Sadie Sturges is spending: a
few days at Compo Beach.
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Mrs. Banger” initin
Mrs. Lyman Dogfight"
3 it
her sister,
estou. ‘ 3‘
Miss Edna Beers of Wright street.
who has been ill. is out again.
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Friends have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Darrow of State street.
cFriends are staying at the home of
.H. Wilcox. Compo sheet.
Church service this evening In both
Congregational churches at 7: 45.
Mr,
and Reuben Snagg, of
'1 , “Waterbury are visiting In town.
Miss Miller of New Canaan, has
accepted a position at the telephone of-
co
Mrs. Charles Jennings ls entertain-
Ing her daughter from New York
city.
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Miss Marion Wheeler has gone to
her home in Huntington for the surn-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. S C. Snugg of Water
any are staying at the Westport
oi oi. '
Frank Di Giovanni, has been the
guest of friends In New Haven for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coley are on-
tertaiuing friends from out of town
for a few days.
Miss Fannie Beers of Main street
who has been quite ill, Is able to be
about again.
Charles M. Jesup. of New York, who
has been a recent guest in town has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. '1‘. been of State
street have been entertaining friends
this week.
Mrs. H. s. Beers, who has been
visiting out of town‘ friends, has re-
turned home.
Mr. Wilcox and a party of young
children enjoyed the bathing at Compo
Bench yesterday.
J. Frank Elwood. who has been
enjoying a two week’s vucaliou in Ohio
has returned home.
W. J. Wood J r.. who has been spend-
ing a week at Ocean Grove, N. J..
has returned home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Avorhlllhns returned
to her home In New York after a plea
sant visit in town.
The choir of Trinity church will ren-
der the cantata, “Ruth" in Trinity
Church Sunday evening.
Arthur MoF‘ndd'en'of New York will
spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs."
Es c, of Lincoln street.
Mr. and Mrs. Increase Purscll, of
Greene Forms are entertaining com
puny from New Mexico.
Geul‘sl‘ Cantata “Ruth,” will be ren-
derod on Sunday evening at Trinity
church, Westport, at 7:30.
The lawn fete which is to be given
at Parsonage park on July 17, promis
as to be a very pleasing affair.
Judge Foster has returned to New
York after spending a few days at his
country home In Cross Highway.
' Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mitchell are
spending thes nmmer at the home of
Miss Julia Wakeman in Greene Farms.
Several young people from this
“place attended the meeting and dance
“£11m, evening at the Greenfield Country
(2 u
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings and Mrs.
Banks of Southport attended the shirt-
wuist dance at Toquet hall lust eve
nihg
Mrs Macbeth of New York has at
rived at the borne or her father. 8am
uel Elwood. to help care for him dur
his his long Illness.
The soiectmen have had the foot-
path on the north side of the State
street bridge put In condition by
splicing on new stringers.
Mrs. Dosher passed away at the New
York hospital last night, where she
underWont an O'Yém'm which was not
successful. Mrs. Do or has suffered
for some time.
Mr. Slade, who recently purchased
the McCrcatiy property pt Compo
has bad the stone wall bortlerlng his
property torn down and reconstructed
also the road repaired. which when
completed will be One of the finest
roads In the nuts.
m
Y' “thermometers has
thud a four times."
The iawu fair given by the Girls
Friendly Society Wednesday afternoon
was very well at ended and was at
,igreat success.
:16. of which they the g as to give
‘910 toward euiieatilik a child
‘80th in the mountain district.
dwn
~‘ other is they will keep to start their
work in the fall.
Mrs. Randellw‘Thet women in
brown is Mrs. Smith. She cayenne
has had appendicitis six- times. 3
Mrs. itcseW‘iniposslbls. aha told
.nur she’d had It three times. "
Mrs. Randall-w“! know. but since
cisterns who has
lid“.
4
Ilttic girls cleared ‘
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IIIIEO ,
'u.
Suspen
to 10,
In the Rug
sizes.
IATE USE.
MAI,
1
Yi
When there is
10,25 tile and Si
ford. hunter's and
matter. old than.
{or cash."«~ifilwaukee Sentinel.
underwear.
progress.
mcr homes, etc.
suits, shirts, costs, etc.
DIG
34 WASHINGTON YET»
m- w..m.~..nwm
Men write love letters before they
are married Just the way they believe
(airy stories when they are in kills.
tion of indigestion, heartburn, natu-
lence or any form of stomach trouble
take a little Kouol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. .
"Doctor. how can I ever re spay you.
for your kindness to me?"
mtgb'ilfi'd (915?.
1 1... ' ‘ ‘ iLY
’ Beginning Monday. July II, we close at 5 p. m.
A Series of Interesting Sales
Now In Progress.
Obtatnable Now.
In the Men’s Furnishing YYSYection.
(lcrs, 19c, three pairs for 50c.
President Braces, 39c, two pairs for 75¢.
Reversible White Wash Pour" -—In -Hands, I3c, 2 for 25¢.
Pure Worsted Jerseys, $1. 29.
Boys' Blouses, 39c.
Negligee Shirts, 09c.
A Special at the Hosiery Counter—Main Aisle.
Ladies’ Black Silk Lisle Hose, thin gauze, in sizes 8
r M Read Co.
I33- Lulu} 3
VII]
Many Exceedmglv Goad values
Quite a flurry In furnishing goods, including shirts and :
Being located right Insulc the 111qu cn- 3
trance these items are particularly accesiblc to men
who dislike to penetrate very far into a big store.
Special, 50c pair.
Room—4Main floor, north store.
Ample reductions on all sizes.
In the White Goods Section—Basement.
for 45c and (ICC.
Special Values in
genres \Detsts
91.00 wmsrsros ..............................,........_..socsuoeao
31.25 WAISTE‘,EQR
51:50 wAIsTe cos
rcoowmsrsron $1.19
32.60 WAISTS FOR
taco wms‘rs FOR ‘
u-u ICC-ounucllloluuII.¢.OIOOIOI'.1
SOME. OF THESE WAISTS ARE SAMPLES AND ARE SLIGHTLY
SOILED. THESE NATURALLY HAVE THE GREATEST REDUCTION.
MOST OF THEM ARE REGULAR STOCK AND READY FOR IMMED-
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<" lMPROVE YOUR OPPORTUNITY. , ‘ .
friends don’t.
the slightest indict»
ter's. South
Brn- salary tumult.
ithout eruption.
.00 otti s. The Clio
Pinkie is. .
Cheek money c or.
Yawro' sdlew -Y.Y1 YA ..
- blolbotc-OIIlllllloolllluocosul
A MEMORABLE DAY.
One of the days we remember with
piessuro, as well as with profit to our
health, Is the one on which we became
acquainted with or. King’s New Life
«Pills the painless purifiers that cure
‘3 headache and billionaire". and keep
. the bowels right. lie, at it If Bax-
Yif women voted It would cost a lot
of extra money having looking. glasses
to all the polling booths.
W‘s—A
YITO‘P d'IIA‘I' COLD
or it are result in Pneumonia.
milieu no in is breaking up colds where
ever tried. almost
Norwallr. and
Wood's. Norwalk, drug stores.
when 11 mil talks about "securities"
a position it Is a good sign that the
A sale of the celebrated Motmji Porch Rugs is now in
These are an exceedingly handsome fibre
rug for porches, but used considerably for offices, sum-
Handsome colorings, .full range of
A very popular sale—White. Wash Goods for waists,
The prices have been so re-
,3 (lured that it is possible to secure material for a very hand-
some waist
IR \Iilarst :6: port; urtu.3
Olmsted ts Bargain 'Dau Rad. 3hr 'Dhe
Malacca at film Week me \D\\\ Otter S
.iil
ONO
........89c
.. 98¢
.. ”.49
$1.98
scorn nonwank. eons.
Telephone 446.
What a girl likes about having a
fine complexion is that most of her
E. I’.
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urinates-Ion wrrourH IRRITA‘ 3
tool.
That is the wawhword.
ensemble Bastille bruit error does.
Cleaner and stimulates the bowls
twtthout. irritation in any form. .1310
Clifford Pharmacy and Minister? not:
That In
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