fienth Norms:
1 lion. Francis Boom tithe . 0.
W130. dialli- into inn.
“‘5 ‘Y‘lli‘liii
~w
u dine”3
rth he a; .
leader.
. Minn union. 'lir.
Melinda - »— Ode
Olyne.
,. Evading. -
Alli-llfinw-“A’wttkd up lay Glory"
trulto unto-attrition: 1 null"
.‘ Mina numb.
o‘ir Hymn ..
stink"
.ey. ,
:30; the meter ’will
day morning claas razor
. F‘. H. Bedlent. n
, uperlntondent.
era urohiian Ma
ran; \ subject or ’aertuon.
j round lionrera."
[11200:
0 Mint Episcopal
‘ 1111 or
hip or donniottenwooor 10:110.
moo "The den.
10.?“ 12. Bible
I”;
et—-—"i.ove Divine“, .1. . . . . . .Smart
rtoiredn ll. . . . .Leybnch
etndomrwtucht . . . . . . . . . .i‘iegler
Chadwick
Jordon
. . . . .Stehbina
inflow-“ilnlold' Ye Portnla Ever-
......,*..,. . . . . . . .Gounod
,Norwnlk Methodiat church. Frank I).
pastor—humping worship.
reach on the
biect. “The Expected Heart." Sure
I. 9230: land
ay reboot and
title etudy. 12:05 it. 1m: 0. J. Clark.
Epworth League de~
tonal service. 6:39 0.111.: the aub-
gt will he "Lite Building." and the y."
W _ , Bennett and
is Carrie liarrett. ’ rening aervice,
“Etony
, Monday. 8 p. 10..
he Lotus (llee Club. in the Town
, .eaohere‘ Course. Tuesday. 7:45 p. 111..
1’ than meeting: I". 'l‘. Ruscoe. leader.
need”, 8 p. m.. fourth quarterly con-
. it? thediatr‘iot superintendent.
. V: it. H. (loodenough.‘D. D., of Blarn-
. . will be present. Thursday. 72th
7 .._. prayer and praise meeting. Fri-
, , 3:30 p. m.. Junior League, under
direction of bird. [Night Smith.
molt. Admit , in ”the" Na
the public in hfliad tonnage; n thin
lubiiee‘ ot'relibioue enthusiaarn.
donunnnavmuet.
The South Norwaik (lonlreIatiotihl
n Church, Charles H. Maciariand. pastor
whiornlhg service at it): :10 o‘clock, at
which the pastor will preach. tallln
The Bible school. including the who
aren’t» department and the new no
EB ‘rn. antea men's department. will meet at 12
‘ t m 'l‘. overlie: wot-till :“The tilt“ o'clock. The Metro Christian Inquiry
en purist, . hunter the day: , Club. which" "to. the lame hour.
.. , Morning p; « wm mpg”. you eotofvitadiacns-
. lude A”....................Gonnod .th a ' may: ot'i‘rinlly. the ltlcheet
item-w Myron: ebail be oi iner- Church in America. The leader wlll
........................Harltor he George 8. North. At the annuity
itlvening institute the usual mu-
sical prelude beninning at 7:35. will
ho ioiiovved hy the lecture by Dr.
James ll. Econ. The seats are free
hi all aerviceu and a cordial welcome
in extended. The mimic at the morn-
ing uervice will be as follows:
Prelude-i -Btll‘(‘l\l'ole . . . . .1. . .llol‘mann
Antliem-t-“llhow me thy ways" Roberta
Oli'ortorywttduglo ....... Mendelssohn
Pauli11de---'i‘riurnphaie Mai-ch.riuiima11t
Music at the Rim. Church Norwaik:
Morning.
Prelude-“Finale of 2d Sonata
J. A. Van lilylten
Soprano solowv“(lome unto Me." from
“The Mdaaiah" .........(i i". Handel
Response—N001» thine ear. 0 Lord"
C. W. Greene
Antitemv-Mugniilcat in h‘
iioht. M. Trendweii
l’ostludew-Murch for 11 Church Ferti-
.............. ......w. 1‘. Beat
Evening.
Prelitdewtlerennde. . . .0. W. Andrews
Qtiarl,et.~—-"b’athei'. Thy children how
in adoration“.........A. 8. Sullivan
Pontllldcwl‘roceselnnnl March in ii
Pernnn Marvel
W
EPIICOPAL.
Coleman. rector; E. .l. Elma. organist
and choir director: third Sunday alter
Epiphany-4i a. 1n.. celebration of the
Holy Communion: 10:30 a. 111., morn-
ing prayer and sermon. special preach-
Trinity Church. liev. Frederick A.l
5 day. 8 p. 111.. the neonnd meeting or
' 'liridgeport Social Union will be
'ldvin‘ the Washington Park Metho-
t Episcopal Church. Bridgeport. Mu-
er. Rev. Charles H. Evans. of Mayo-
baahl, Japan; 12 111., Sunday school;
12:30 11. m.. Sunday achoal service in
the church; 7:30 p. 10.. evening prayer
. hiolor the day:
,_ Morning.
. frel de~lmpromptu
liner aolo—J'Conaider and hear me"
Wooler
Poatlude~ PTOCOIIIOIIII March. ..Pabst
Evdnlng.
Prelude in A
Quartetw‘diere l aee Thee race to
. .Huea
no et-Megnldcat in 0. . . . ....Buck
..........‘...Parker
and sermon, the router will preach at
thin service. Tuesday. 2 p. in, regular
weekly sewing meeting or the W0-
man's Guild at the rectory. Wednca-
day, 3:30 p. 111.. regular weekly meet-
ing 01 the Junior Auxiliary to
Trinity Junior Chapter Brotherhood of
, lace“ ..... ..................Nevin
_ Outlaw-Loud Kindly Light. . .Bartlétt
Updatlllde in i" .......T0ul‘l
, Knight Street A. M. Ill. Church. itev.
' ' B. it. V. Gumbo. pastor—Preaching at
1111. m.; Sabbath‘aohooi at 12:80; Ai-
len (l. h}. Society at .7 p. 01.; preach-
.ing at 8 p. m. Rev. hire. J. ill. Hicks.
the evangelist from South Carolina.
who has been conducting a very suc-
.e-ee.-
St. Andrew in the Sunday school room. noon.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.. regular weekly Lakevlew home an n plate-aid inmate.
meeting olthe (llrln‘ Friendly Society. The records show that James came ov-
Friday. 7:45 p. m., choir rehearsal. er to this country in 1872 and hen liv-
ed in Bridgeport aince 1901.
He had been at Lakovlew twice be-
and their friends on Monday alter-tore.
noon and evening. The motor will be from the new department that. on long
home in the evening only. Tueadsy, 8 in he did not care to become a citiaen.
p. 111.. the annual “Birthday Party" or no more aid would be given him. With
the parish will be held in the Sunday {the oillciniu it in n queaiion an 10 whe-
Mts. Coleman will be "at home" to
formally to the members of the parish
it
ill 1 . Ill"
1 rector eapeota all income
as his anhjeét. "Numbering Our Duluth
l
iPllla and recommend them to anyone
hollering as l have." The Bridge Phan
many. 00
the United Slater. Henry James, a labor-
Board or Minions in the Guild room. ’01- 62 yearn of age. who hurt been liv-
mo p. 10.. regular weekly meeting or!
i
11
ot the parish m ll
. e oy a
pleasant site leveninn. 'i‘here wili‘he
no entertain ng program and roll-enh-
month will he perv/ed. On Wednoeo
day, there will he a tuoetig oi the We.
’nh'tl Auxiliary to the Board or Mia.
one of the ”airfield County Arnh-
taoonry at at. Jphn' Pariah Church
ill Stamford. 'i‘hpae ludiea oi the par-
ish attendin will leave Bouth Nor-
wulk on the 0:20 a.u1..trnin. .
Christ Church: liev. .l. liypidn
Brown. rectornfiunday sohoul at iii
a. in. Holy communion at 9 a. m..
Morning prayer and sermon ut ll.
Pahuuloque
communion.
nent men and
A” on
red
. Game .Warden wiltin- it. outta. 91
South not-vent. was 0 guest Thursddy
at theeleve tit annual hart dot of the
ad and Gun 0 uh. at the
Hotel Green. in .panhury. *and was
one at the speakers as well.
dinner wan an exceptionally elaborate
affair. with one or the pli’lldttlar dell.
center at the menu. but”!!! Adirondack
beer meat. Gathered around the board
were some of Dsnbnry'n most premi-
well known citlnena
fro inshont tile little as well. including
two or the members at the state lame
Mr.,Srnith'e nuhiect wan
rm Air" int. '
e ti'
1t
ni‘g‘h‘t. Eat-lie
Thine among
in the district. would unread.
erurrv 00L“.
Take Foley's Honey and Tan
mud coyotes hull char ed into. ,9
Place. hittnx many ueope and d .
l‘he aettiera armed and waged war
the intrudera for many hours.
Then they turned their guns against
the done. tearing that the rabies.
which in rampant among the coyotes
FOR LAORlPP! OOUOHI AND
' .1 " " 4| new W “ o.
i.
n... D. M. ReadCo. ,
5:an 1857.
HAuonAos. A CLEARANCEl
Of fine imported leathers, beautiful grades of saii‘lan.
seal, walrus. llama. etc... intnovel shades of rcacda, gray,
it wine, tan, brown, and also black, elegantly lined and fit-
giveeouiok roller and expels the cold
ted. These bags have been $5.00 to $7.50 and $8.00. To
........... “Rumlmlcancoi oi Wardon'u Work tor trout your 0 atom. it contain no 011- . . ,
or. "Time nvauoatlcau 1.0. hour Years.“ ' . gmlgyule and Inn- The mtg: flu“ 0‘“ at ”95 .
rHanAN onuncu. ‘ - ‘ ' Good ~ .-
Si. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran To CUB! A 00"” lN ONE DAY ' Luther s bettlon.
Church. Martin L. Bteup. pastor-4m
vine services. conducted in the Ger
man language. will be held. as usual
at 10:30 a. 111.. in the church In North
Main street. Preaching by the pastor.
All ()ermane. particularly those pro-
leenlng the Lutheran ialth. urn cordial-
ly invited to be present. The Sunday
uchooi tnoeto at 9:30. an hour before
service. Choir month for the weekly
rehearsal on Tuesday evening at 8
o‘clock. Catecheilcai instruction Mon-
day and Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Next Sunday. January 29. holy coni-
munion will be administered. Accord
ing to Lutheran custom. 11 special eon-
i'oauionai'uervice at 10 o‘clock will pre-
cede the regular service.
FOLEY’S KioNiY PILLS
Are tonic in action. quick in reunite.
A special medicine for all kidney and
bladder diaorders. Mary 0. Abbott.
Wolfeboro. N. 11.. says: “i was smlctv
ed with a bad case oi rheumatism, due
to uric acid that my kidneys failed to
clear out of my blood. l wan so lame
in my (net. iointa and back that it was
agony for me to atop. i used Foley's
Kidney Pille for three day! when l
was able to get up and move about and
the onion were all gone. This great
change in condition i owe to Foley's
In the film".
'i‘ake lAXAjl‘WE BROMO Quinlne
'i‘ableta. Drugglata reload money it
it fails to cure. 1!.
nature ie on each bus. 260.
MONROE'O iGI PLANT SOLO.
The L. M. Mome'a. Senior and Julie
tor. of New Canaan have dlanoaed oi
their ice pldnt at New
000?" ilounnbury, of West Not-walk.
who intends to cart-
ARATION we WILL owe A WIEK or sAnoama.
Mme nopoav nonnmd. JANUARY 2:.
REFUSES TO BECOME CITIZEN;
WANTS AiD.
BRIDGEPl)R'I‘. Jan. mire-Saying lhlt
he thought too much of hill birthplace
in ldnxland to become 11 citizen or the “
ing at the City Mission. applied for aid
to the board of charities thin alien
' “centul iwo weeke' revinl
church. will p‘res‘oh both morning and
It the
OVERSHADOWS ALL OTHER SALES 1N THE VALUES r'r OFFERS RATHER THAN run PRICES 1r QUOTES. our
school room. invitations have been , ther he can be deported on account or
distributed throughout the pariah by title long time that he has been in thin
He was given admission to the
The last time directions name
m
lNDlAN .OY \HANG‘D-
W. GROVIE'S alg-
-‘o
Cannon to
y on the busineso
to bill tale. ‘
Pro-Inventory Sale
a
WE TAKE OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY FIIRUABV 1. N PREP-
IEOIN-
Look for Specials
Each Day
Mickeman & s...
84 Washington 81., So. Nurwalk
Talmud
1
SAN FRANCISCO. .lsn. Illuminula
Augustine. a 17 yard old lndlan boy.
was hanged at San Quentin prison to
day (or the murder of Sherilt Kemp.
of Lake County. that May. The indian
had stolen a saddle and was purnued
by the aherifl‘. He hid in a clump of
hushen and shot the oillcer so he ap-
peared. From the time or hit: arrest
until the end the lndian maintained
an appearance of nioicai indifterence
EMBROIDERED AND DOT’I‘ED SWISSES
from St. Gall. 1‘ inc qualities for summer gowns. waists. ap-
ronu, and children’s wear. There is a fine gatheringoi pat-
terns that have been 50, 55. 60, 65 and 750 a yard. 0 close
out at
c a yard.
hite Goods Section, lower floor.
LAMB’S WOOL BATTS FOR QUILTS.
Fine. fleecy Butts of softest quality, size 72 x 84. all
ready for covering. value $3.00. apecial at $2.70.,
Lamb’s Wool Baits. crib size. 48 x 60. regular price
$1.00, epecisl at 85c.
Figured Satincs for covering, 19c regularly. at :50.
Wash Goods Section.
ART SECTION BARGAINS.
Shikii Silks. like a heavy lustrous rajah, in widths for
draperies, illow slips. scarves, etc.. tan, green, and red, reg-
ular price 1.25. to close out at 750. ' ‘
Velour Pillow Slips. designs in applique work, were
$2.98, for 30.25. containing pillows. Without pillows, were
$2.25. for $1.75.
Oval Leather Mats for library tables. dark green and
dark wine, were ev$53.50, for $2.25; were $2.75 for $1.98.
Cretonne S 11; Stands. folding style, were $2.00, for
$1.25; were $2.75, for $0.00.
050
Knitting Yam, one shade of red, was 38c. for
. Hemlrtway Skein Silk, several colors, were 41:. for 1c.
Third iloor.
WASHING MACHINES. SPECIAL!
There are several Washing Machines which have been
used for demonstrations. and which are not exactly now.
Some are a little scratched, but each one will work exactly
as good. if not a little better. than a brand new one. These
we offer to close out at the following reductions:
Value $3.50 for $1.75. Value $7.50 for $4.00.
Value $.50 for $5.00.
Come and see, in order to realize the eat value.
Basement firniahing Store.
RED 'er parcEs ALWAYS HAVE BEEN. AND
WE INTEND THEY ALWAYS SHALL BE, THE VERY LOWEST AT WHICH GOOD CLOTHES CAN BE SOLD. IF YOU NEED CLOTHES NOW OR LATER, IT WILL
PAY YOU TO BUY HERE NOW. Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Selling st Antonin; Reductions in Our Not-walk and South Norwallt Stores.
Men’s Overcoats
$8.50 and $10.00 Fancy Overcoats. in brokcn
..... $5.85
$10.00 and $12.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
sizes. ....... $785
$13.50 and $15.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
elzes................. $9.85
$10.00 and $18.00 Fancy Oval-coats. in all
Sizes ....... ..$12.85
$20.00 Fancy Overcome, in all sizes. .. $14.85
$22.00 and $25.00 Fancy Overoqals, in all
sizes...... .......... ..............$18.85
$.50 Black and Oxford Ovcrcouis. .... 36.85
$10.00 and $12.00 Black and Oxford ()er
conta.............. .....$7.85
$15.00 and $16.00 Black and Oxford Ovcr‘
coats...... ........$1_1.85
$20 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . . . . $14.35
$25 Black and Oxford Overcoata. . . . . . £18.65
II-CO'IIICDVQ‘
llaleuelneel
vettlselaslseaal
r
4
Boys” Overcoate
$3.50 and $4.00 Overcoats Whig
$5.000verooata $3.35
$6.000y’ercoafe $485
$8.50 Overcoat; “.03
illoand $12 Overcoaijs. .....,...........$i.85
nuslainu ovnncoere Ann neurone
Aguafi‘tolrol'urs
’3'” CM!“ sloueoue’.{.ntnuennuuis
film Cut. "'0“"'"""""""!"’“"
fi~°'.,C¢I§9 '
. y . r
. One lot of Boya' and email site Men's Region;
Men’s Light-weight
Coats
(inc lot of lyicu's Fancy Fall Overcoata. light
and uiediuni colors; former prices $15 and
$18. Salepricc.............. $8.85
0110 lot of Men's Fancy Fall Over-coats. light
and medium colors; former prices $30 and
$25. Sale price 81:85
nun-.-
One lot of Covert Top Coats, sizes 35. 36 and
37; former prices $12 and $15. Sale H
price....... “-3335
.ee..eeo-ese.ea.ssn
1
Big Bargains for Boys
BOYS' TWO-PIECE ICNICKERBOCKER
SUITS
Agesoto 17 Years
$3.50 Suits,...........................h.45
$5.00 Suits $385
”um Silks screens-eresales-nonsens’oiems
”s50 Suits nurseriesItseecessseeaeeaaruess
former priccjsoo . Sale price . . . .. . . .8005”
One lot of Boye’ dark colored Overcoate; gel:
9 to 13; former price $3.00 to $3.00.‘
pr,” ‘Oil'lll‘tiil‘ifidlllavfililoddfitt.!4jt
min price $ to $10. hole pr ce. . . . .. .80
one lot of Youthit‘ Snitnheipee 1 and 33; («37‘
Men’s and Youths'
Fancy Suits
The choicest colors and patterns of the sea-
son are included in this tremendous gather-
ing of smart fancy Suitsagrays. browns.
blues and rich mixtures—Am amazingly at-
tractive alluring of the best tailored. lluest
fitting Suits we have ever shown.
$8.505ults $ 6.85
$12.00511lta t 7.85
$15.0031‘1its..........................tro.llg
$18.00511its.........
$20.005uits 81085
$25.008115ts...._...................‘.318.85
$30.005nits has;
The. Greatest Bargains
in Mania Fumiehinge
Ever (inched '
at Red Tag Prince .'
Our'blghuaint-se played hob with our Illn-
nlehlngs stock. So. in order not to tile‘ap.
hit our thousands of friends wethave: been
coking sharp for unusual values to. help out
our own stocks. We found them only a:
few days ago. and now allow a“ splendid
range affine furniahluga oi the moat wonder:
ltd reductions from he in prices. There's
Si ‘ inductions ln' eh‘h Fur “d.“pilmae.
a
”mu-”m“? for ""7 l’ in this unusual-50$
, fer-log. '7 j. . .
.................8n.8$”
‘se'
-ee~ieeee
50c Negligcc Shirts ....... .. ..
got: Working Shirts ..
.ntirc stock of Men's $1.00 Colored Negligee
hit-ts ...79c
$1.50 to $2.00 Star. Cluctt and E. & W. Negli-
gec Shirts . ...$1.15
Men's 151.C black and fancy Hose“. . . . . . . .90
Men's fancy Lisle Half Hose, 4 pairs in a box;
former price $1.00. Sale price.........65c
Men's fancy colored Pure Silk Half Hose; for-
mer price 500. Sale price ..... . . . . . . . .350
Linen Handkerchiefs; former price 150. Sale
prtce................... ......oc
All our socdancy Four-in-Hand Tics. . .. .390
$1.50 Oxford and fancy trimmed Sweatersgsc
$3 Oxford and fancy trimmed Sweaters. 31.95
$6.Plaiu Navy Blue Sweaters ..... . . . . ..$4.s3
$1.50 Olive Drab Flannel Shirts......... .9Bc
$1. 0 and $2.00 Blue. double-breasted Flannel
hirte """"“"'-“°"""""""“'.
$2.50 Lamb Lined Cape Gloves ....,...$1.45
Men's 50c Overalls and Coats to match. . . .390
More $1.00 gray wool ribbed and leadiel’s hair
Underwear, broken sizes . . . .690
Bargains in broken sizes of Men's OWN“;
Men's 500 blue derby ribbed Undé’i‘, , .390
Men's 501: Fleeced Lined‘Underweer. double or
file breasted Shirts .390
Men’s $25111! $3 Soft Hate .Wains
Trblleytnen’e winter Suite. former price 3118.
Sale price ......‘.................L...$7.§3
Bsfrgalnli in odd iota of Men's and de0’ Win-
W'Cepl. ..
Boys! $1.00 and $2.00 fancy trimmed Sweat.
m I790
out
. 0 _ . ‘1‘ > A
» . e, or... 1.1 s:
l: t. ' .
- 39¢
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