”MWW . M 33:1. . ,fll, on their household furniture; is, and other personal property. Wbtmmovai. on their own name tilt!“ ndorser. UALL AND SEE U3. eat Loan & Security Co. Hlylland Bldg, Washington St. o'o bpeu until 7 p. m. Monday and Saturday until 8: 30. , , -:..'iirl-rlriaars J. R. CONNOR, Man. ._—._ (“flies and Cuisine Up to Date. «12 per day and upwards. ‘ . T IT NOW 7 iqwhiie we can make pronipt fconnections. “Tesla! brings repre- 4 JAE-,2»... momma. awasmronn. .' growth of the town. : Lady Attendant. it? For [inn ;___L______.____._ Duraiey~“Say. do y0u know any- lrirrg about golf?" Sepprey—“Not rnrrclr. Why?" amiey—“What's a ‘burrker,’ do you know?" Popprey—“i suppose it's one of those cranks that, simply live on the links." —Piriiadeipbia Press. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE WIN . Toni Moore, of Rural Route l. 000 - run. 0a., writes: “i had a bad sore come on the instep of my foot and could find nothing that would lreai it L , until i applied iluckicn's Arnlea Salve. Less than lraif of a 25 cent box won: ' the day for rrre by affecting a perfect cure." Sold under guarantee at F‘ ii Baxter's drug store. "Millie," said the young man. as ire dipped ilre engagement ring on her lager, “have you told you mother rhorit this?" “Oh you innocent!" exclaimed Miss .l‘iiiile. "Why, Clarence, mamma knew ’i six months before you did."—Chlea- '50 Tribune. STOP THAT COUGH or it may result in pneumonia. Bra- zilian Balm is breaking up colds when ever tried. almost without exception. 100., 25c, 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Cliilorgd Buxter' s and I’iaisted’ s. “ “ls tirls section prosperous?" ' ”You bet it is." answered the Ohio. homa farmer. “i kin spread a not any . lime. and shake a grand piano out of a . cyclone." Horace E. Darin & Son, 45 Wall 6t., Norwaik. Real Estate and Insurance; . We have several decided bargain! in income prdduclnn property that must increase in value with the rapid ..v Attendance all hours day and night: Frederick H. ‘Ganung, UNDERTAKER. Funeral Parlors in Connection. Tel. 904. Office and Residence, 84 80. MAIN 8T., SOUTH NORWALK Shoe Repairing at is NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC UNLESS DONE BY US. Monarch Repair Shop, 43 RAYMOND ST. 'PHQNE 456 OR POSTAL. THE NEW HOTEL" ‘v‘icrdarrt ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our- Booms a Special Foo re. ‘Gas and Electric Lights Throu hout. Ev- ery Room Halted , ‘ aA'rs‘s asssonser-z. Fins Stocked Cafe in Connection. A full lino of imported Ales, includ- tout the famous Bus.’ Burton's and Bass o Colo Stout, always on draught. Anheuser- Busch Boer on Draught. T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. Tolephono 992. ,ru.; worship, with preaching 7:80 p. Spirit. Cairn My Heart. \V. A. How _ land; postiude. Aiegro iir F. A. (lull mant. Evening: Prelude. I’nstoraie in ‘ morning prayer and sermon; " Sunday school; .1 after Trinity. f Norwnikwltomrlar Sunday service ‘at ’ ii a. 'nr. " enjoy ‘this servipe ' gleion. crime" N ITHODIIT. First Methodist Episcopal Church. Saul 0. Curtice, pastor—bullion meeting, 9: 30 a. m.: worship, with preaching, 10: 30 a m.; Bible schooi,12 111.: mp. mun Leagiro prayer service, 6:20 p. Tuesday, class meeting, 7:45 . Thursday, prayer meeting. 7: 5 p. m. The rnusieai program for to- morrow will be as follows: Morning: Prelude, Oflcrtoire in G, Lorrsc; an. other Slit Days' Work is Done, Schaeoker: ottertory, corrtralto solo, selected. Miss Dol’iorno: postiude. Ky~ rlo Eislson. Mozart. Evening: Pre- lude, Quonisrn ’l‘u Bolus, Mozart, arr- them, VoniteiaAfiat. Van Laer: otter- tory. Ave Maria, Franz Abt; postiude. March. Handel. Norwailt Methodist Church, Frank D. Torrey, pastor—Morning worship, 10:30; the pastor will preach on the subject. “A Good [lesson for Doing an Unreasonable 'i‘lrlng." Sunday morning lass. 9:30, led by F. It. lied- icnt. S rday scirooi, 12 m. rpworth League devotional service. 0:3 p. m.; the topic; “God's Protection of Ills Children in Peril"; the meeting will be in charge of the Department of World Evangelism. Evening worship, 7: 30; subject of the ser mon, “Gods of Cold." Monday, 7:45 p. m., mission study class, led by Mrs. Carrie Snrtih. Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., class meeting. ied' by F. T. i seen; converts’ class, led by the pas or. Wednesday, 8 p. m., entertainment under the direction at 0. J. Clark's Sunday school class. Thursday. 7:45 p. m., prayer meeting. Tomorrow morning’s musical program will consist of the following nrrrrrbers: Prelude Communion in F Lunairo; quartet, 0 God to Thee Our Song We llaise, White; oi‘lnrtory solo. seiec,ted Mr. Sterling; postiudo, Andante Mnesv toso, Sullivan. Evening: Prelude, Eio~ ale, ii. W. Ernst; quartet. "Corrie to our hearts and abide," Macy; quartet, Nurrc Dimlttls, Nevin. Knight Street African Methodist Episcopal Church. Ilov. Wm. St. A. Lynch, D. 1)., pastor~Preaclriag. 10:45 n_ nr.; Sabbarir school, 12:30 p. rrr.; young people's meeting. 6:30 p. rn.; preaching. 7:45 p. ur.; class meeting. i‘uesday evening. concasoATroNAL. South Norwaik Congregational Church. Charles S. Mrtefariand, pastor wi’ublic worship at 10:30 a. at. The preacher will be Rev. -A. W. (Ierrie. of ilidgeileiti, the moderator of the Fair tieid West Consociation oi Congrega- liorrrti Churches. The ilible school. irr- eiuding theyourrp: men's department and the young woman‘s department. will meet at 12 o'clock. 'i‘ho Clrristlarr inquiry Club will meet at the. same irorrr. The subject will be "Our Poll!- icnl Obligations." The lender will be James P. Purrzelt. The evening 5"" vices have been discontinued until full. The nruslc for the morning ser vice will be as follows: Prelude. An riante lteiirrioao, Learaigre: otfertory. Melody, Wely; soprano solo, “Adore and be. Still," Gounod; postliide. iii 1.; List. Galraud First Congregational Church, Nor- naik, George 1) Egbert. pastor—Morn- ing service at 10: 30. preaching by the. pastor; Sunday school and Men's league at 12:15; evening service at 7: 30. lien: and There in a Great Mira sonrn. Y P. 8., Thursday M7: 30. arts :~loaar_v meeting: church prayer sor- vico at 8, Thursday. s’l‘aiks About the Bible, Here and There in Jbs'ra liaslc~Morrringz Prelude, Cantlbie. in B, C. Franck; contralto solo, 0 Love Divine. adapted from C. ll. ilnw- ivy; Response. O‘iord. My God Hear 'i‘hou. B C. Klein; quartet, Come, iloiy III. III. C, Theo aSiome: quartet. The Day is tientiy Sinking, W. W. Gilchrist: nn~ iherrr. Nrrrrc i)irrrlitis. in Ii) Flat, ll. W. Parker; i’ostiude, in C, Fred .1. Read. M EPISCOPAL. Trinity Church, H. A. Linwood Sadt ier. rector—Fl t Sunday after 'l‘riu ity. 8 a. m., lio y Communion; 10:30. 12 pi. 7:30, evening prayer and an address. Tuesday, 8:15, we try meeting. ‘7 Grace Cirurch. the Rev. James Ben ton Werner, rector—Tire first Sunday: Celebration of the Holy Communioa Wit 8 o‘clock; mornin prayer at, 10:30; Suhdhy school at noon: mission Sunday school at llroad River at 3; evening prayer and oerJ area at 4:30. . The (lily w ll be observ- ed as the seventeenth a niversary oil the parish. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. i Evangelical Liltlrerarr—I’reaching in, the Germ a language in chapel on North Ma tr street. 7: 30 p m., by the how 0. Harmer, ir'orir Bridgeport. , CHRISTIAN 'sdisncs sbcIE'rv. . . First Christian Science Society -0[ the reading room, Masonic brrlitiinguat Subject, June 21. Is the Unit verse. Including Man, “Evolved: byi Atomic Force? Testimony meeting. Wednesday at 8 pm. To both ser. rises the public is cordially and Era ternaliy invited. riteading roam open: to the, public each Week day from 2. to 5 p. m. . III—Doh- MISSIONS. ‘South Norwhik Rescue Mission; North Main street—~Reguiar service to-‘ morrow afternoon at 3: ‘15 do ock. Rev. F.1‘r.Torrey, of the Norwal ethodist Church will speak, and M Ferguson. or Eapt Norwalk, will ‘lead the singing. A good time is expected. Come and.’ Everybody wal- come. “Could yoh be happy is a cottage?" v‘ “Why certainly. Harold. Where is? this cottage? At 'Nowptirt. or Sara toga?"—-Louisvliie courier-Journal. "Of course you play bridge for fun?" “Of course," answered Mrs. Span "But it isn't any fun unless you play [or money. "~Washington ' Smith Norwaik; It. In lSiruw, Hartford; ll geld, ‘Jr.. Bridgeport; greeniltpin. Bridgeport; W C. Kelloua ", foolish 'to ‘simplest and easiest thing in the 'ini slit hate ‘been th eause,t the follow- ~‘ as long as possible. never loss than ten ‘ minutesethe Ringer the better (hunt. 'Bridgsport Advertisements . | Bridgeport Advertisements. musnimuna stints "I w, '_ V" .. .. Bridgeport Advertisements. L | Bridgeport Advertisements. .| Household Thai) M Width! 1“,. . ' 'N‘": FRI \ r Ninrv. ALI Necessities Special Sale for Saturdayla'nd Monday. Refrigerators We made an agreement with a certain manufacturer to take 100 Refrigerators in order to get them at a certain price, and we have them ready. 'lhcy are all right every way. Galvanized steel linings and shelves, double covers, and removable waste pipes. '10 those who want a reliable, well made Refrigerator at a rcrrrarkably low figure, we say. come and sec. Capacity for for 75,~lbs. for Ice lbs. 55 lbs. of ice, $7.19. $8.70. $ro.60. We are obliged to reserve the right of delivery two or Soap three days alter the sale. Ozone. 10 Ior 35c. Ivory. 5c size, 10 for 39¢. Fairy, 10 for 38c. Armour’s White, to for 35¢. U. S. Mail, to for 25¢. Fairchiid’s Naptha, to for 35c. Cleansers Gold Dust. 4 lb. package, r5c, 7 for $1.00. Old Dutch Cleanser, 4 for 25¢. Dirt Cleanser, 5 for 25¢. Ammonia, bail gallon bottle, a for 25¢. Parsons, Ammonia, roe size 3 for 25¢. r 5t size, a for 25c. 25c size, - 4 for 75c. 50c size, 3 for" $1. Sapoiio, . 4 for 25¢. Boa Ami. .. 4 for 28¢. Borax, roc. Miscellaneous lecanoi,’ 5c‘siz‘c, 3 for ‘xoc. ’ roe size. 3 for 15¢. Nov-a-barn. Stove Polish, 5c. Stove 'Polish. 6—5—4. 17c. Sticky Fly Paper, 3 double sheets. 5c. Toothpicks, 5c boxes, 2 :for so. Fibre Pails, arc. :Sleeveboards. 19c. Kitchen Knives, 3, 10:. Fruit Presses, rgc. Potato Slicers, 19c. Wash Boilers, 95c. Free During this sale. Sarrrples of Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish, and Lustrite Silver Soap. Ask for them both. i '\ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ciliford~w J. Miller. W. J Ilnliry E. G Murphy rind friend, Norwalk; l". C. Powers, D. N Well John E. Ern- rrrons, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart. Charles Baraian it. A. Kelly. New 'r'ork: J. R lr‘unsey W. G. Saveru. Springfield: James ll Cutltr. Wash ington: N. E. Raw.son Brooklyn; Miss an Harriet (larigan Mr. and Mrs. R. ll.. Pence rind chauffeur, Danbury; Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. imam. Mr. and Mrs. E B Vinton. I“ E. Brown, W. ll. Mari- Mrs. S. Wright, ..ir Miss Dorothy Wright. Miss Mary. Wr-ight. Miss Caroline Wright. Morit- ciair. N. J.: S. B. Peioman Philadel- pills: W A. Ciongber, Stamford; .i A. Stein, Detroit; E G Bridgeman. Lenox. Mass; George W. Smith and wife, Boston. Mo‘hscitemo—Wayto A. Raymond. New York; C. A. Altalre. Windsor: locks; Mrs. ixrngnogg‘er and son. South Norwaik; P. Manson. Now Ha- 'en: W A. Neely, Boston: Giles Pot. to‘r, New Havon; W. '0. Chase. 8. ow 'Havon; ‘Jhmes 1". Brake, Hart! ord: F G. Tully New York; H. 8.: Carri“, Scranton. .la, A M. Cusicit. Boston: 2L.A M S‘e'.hasner New York. RED MOSES. Do you suffer the embarrassment or carrying around an extremely red nose? or are you tortured with a red. blotchy or Simply face? if so you are toad it long; it is the world. to get dd 0!. No matter what trig ‘ha loss and expensive treat- merit iii i'pos‘iiively remo‘Ve all traces all your embdi-rassmsnt in from two to Iour Weeks. Get 'this prgicription tilled at any as Store. carols one: halt ounce. or this dance, Alcohol seven 0:73th liiitl 'hprlly to 'the parts attach! as, oldie as possible:' but morning ‘au‘ nl'glit haiway. allowing it' to rchlliiu on you can wipe elf the powdery him (is- posited an incision; 'You can get this put up at any Drug Store Star. \ : as l ‘1" rm. - For airy skin trouble this has no equal. " ~ .ILibby. dinrtford; F. Rm: , Harvey Boston: M. vii. IDoaohuc. Benz . an '- ‘I‘ L . . 4 ..... \ ”.3 'T’ I Ii I‘ 3-7.: a The Furniture Sale Continued 5 "If you want Furniture for your living room or library. “or if you expect to buy it within a few months, why not start right in now? This is the time when ices are down, one-third below regular. . . .9. ,. Parlor Suites ,Threc pieces, divan, arm chair, and reception chair, wrth Mahogany finished frames, seats upholstered with bro- r caded velour, regular value $20.00, ‘ ' 1 for $13.34. “' Three pieces with Mahogany finished frames, upholster— ed with striped tapestry, light green and rose, worth reg- . ularly $28.75, I“; for $19.17. Three pieces, inlaid Mahogany with slip cushions of green velour, worth regular $42.50, for $28.34. a‘\ ~ A $2. 50 Silk Umbrellas for $1. 79 l ' Both Black and Colors. Such an odering in Umbrellas comes very seldom, and these Urrrlrrellas look very attractive. All the w:. rtcd coi- ors are among them, garnet, red, green and navy blue with black. The handles are natural sticks with heavy silken tasscls. Altogether a great bargain, usual price $2.50, spttral at $179 Linens for Suits The popularisbric just atrprescnt for coats, cow suits, automobile and traveling ‘rarrrrcnts. We have a splendid assortment. Fine finish, 35c. Linen Twill, 25c. Plain Linen, 25c. - Union Linen, 19c. Special in Linen Crash, the correct material for motor coats, 7. Fourth floor. .14.. J , r .35 inches wide, 29c. Worth 35c. Colored Dress Linens, at 25, 39 and 45%;. Special in Checked Linen, 36 inches wide, 29c. Striped Linens, very stylish and exclusive, use. Wash Goods Section, lower floor. a 3A4 .. 1 u“ it It ”Ti 04 If? s TheDM Readcc BASEBALL NEWS. * Yesterday's State League Results. ..— ileid 0. At Meriden—New Haven 16. Meri- den4 . At lloiyoke—Hoiyoke 6. New Brit 'in 4. At Hartford—Hartford 5, Water- bury 0. "—— chtorday's National League Results. At New York—New York ti, Chicago 3. ' At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg At Philadelphia—Cincinnathh, Phil ddelpliia 0. At Boston—Boston 8, St. Louis 6. Yesterday's American League Resurts. 0. At Chicago—Chicago 6, Boston 4. At Cleveland-JCleveiand- -Phiiadei- hia. rat p At DctmlE—W‘sslrtagtoni ~,3’- Detroit : (4 innings, Tsih. )‘ . j w ammo-o 11mm. . its must mum but ’ I ADVIRTISED LETTERS. ' The following letters remain uncsll the current woos. South Nor-walk. ‘ Mrs. J. W. Browne, Miss rusmret Daley. iHsrry Kisser! tide Ravens: 5 Winston Ave. \ Augustus Minor ’Mlinnlno‘ Mfrs. Mrs. McNorilsy.iClliford -.Ilotel Nicola Androano di “Pasquale 'P L.‘ Ridllni turd. Miss Emprduiit Robertson. Fraulein Josuildo‘ Sohilppor. Mrs. ‘ida Smith. Gen. ‘Deiy. Szerencses Istvan. Mrs. Charles Webb. BLUE CROWE, P. M. At ilridgeport~ilrldgeportL Spring : At St Louis—St. Louis 4, New York. ad tor at the following post-emce- for _ r. H. Connor, Clifford Hotel. .’ George Human. ‘ '.‘ - C. P Henry. . r ws-rni’rrevoua minim; T0 our new LINE or LA‘HIES’ LAWN ‘ SUITS “:At‘ ssno; $4.00 and $5.00. ; LADIEE’ r'GALATE‘A SKIRTS $1. 39, $1 .,98 $3.,00 Value $1. 69. Value $2 49 Value $4. 00 it: LADIES’ wrrrrs saints , a: use. stilt and 52:33- 4. CHILDREN’S DRESSES son to 32108.7“ LADIES’ IIIM’ONAS A. : 25010 53..” arena so South Natasha ”it ,r-Hn. For Solo, lie telnet Want Ads .i’all.
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