Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 24, 1911 · page 2

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.Vt atwe carry a large
. assortment of

Floor Coverings .

RUGS-Crex Rugs. all sizes; Fibre Rugs, wool tilled; Tapestry Rugs,
, all grades; Axmineter Rugs, choice patterns. 3‘ ‘

 
 

 

 

‘ calipers—«Velvet. Tommi, Ingram.

 

CHINA MATTING. JAPANESE MATTING, FIBRE MATTING. OIL
” CLOTHS. LINOLEUMS.

V LACE CURTAIN3 AND PORTIEREB.
.. SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.

A Dickerrnan 81 Son

84 Washington St.,So.Norwalk

Telephone 446
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We Give 3. s. n. Trading Stamps

 

 

 

 

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METHODIST.

 

First Methodist Episcopal Church,

-Clase meeting. 9:30 a. m, lender,

Brother Greenwood:

 

 

 

avohne
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES

 

Let your Dinner
Cook Itself

OHIO
STEAM

A Full Line COOKERS

of Launch and Yacht

ship. 10:30 a. n1., the pastor
cry Day Upvto-dnte Christ.
‘ will render the following selections:

Prelude—«Romance ........ Zittehart

Mrs. Waterbury.

Post.lude-—aniare ........... Dilbolfl

12:30. liible school. men‘s class will
convene at the some hour, subject for
the day. Unemployed and Relief; 6:30
p. m., Epworth league, lender. Min
Roma Fallon; 7:30. evening worship.
IThis ecrvice will be largely musical

~Sou-th Norwaik. John E. Zeiter, pastori

a ,w.

W
Come, behold the works
or the.,1.ord..

What desolationa He

hath made in the
earth.
lie maketh wars to

cease unto the end of
the earth;

He breaketh the bow,
and cutteth the spear
in unnder;'

lie burneth the chariots
in the tire.

----I’enlm 46: 8-9.

I.
Brown. rector,

 

 

 

 

galleries N. Gibbons. bestow-Preaching
Eat it a. m.: Sunday school at 12:30 p.
gnu; Allen Christian Endeavor League
at 7 p. in. At 8 p. m. the annual ser-
imon to James Alexander Lodge, Free

morning workload Accepted Mucus, will be preach.
will i
preach using for his unbloct. .An Fir-l
The choir,

ed by the printer. The public is ina
vltcd to hour this sermon. Seats tree.
Tue-day night. class meeting. Thore-
‘ day night. young people's meeting. Fri-
day night. prayer meeting.

Anthomw'l‘hc Home Light Macy} ---~
Odcrtory, soprano solo—«Come Unto; OONGREGATIONAL-
Me ________ . ............. Commmf Music at the First Church, Norwailt.

EAlon. 8. Gibaon. organist and director:
Morning.

Prelude~~-—Con mom in lt-ilot....Srnart
Anthemw’fl, ill)!“ aininblei". .1). Buck
Duethlzht-llymn at Sea

A. Goring Thornnu
Response-“Love Divine" ..l.t. C..\lacy
Quartetw'i‘rom the racemes of n

 

 

Supplies

CHAS. E. now

80. N0 RWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

When in need of ice, phone on your
order. It will receive prompt atten-
tion and you will know that you are
getting the beat and purest Ice on the
market. We can‘t explain why, but
nomehow or other our ice seems to
last longer than other lee. Phone 580
today for a trial order.

Brookside Ice Co.

PHONE 580

Dillon and Storage. N. Y., N. H. a H.
R. R. Freight Yard, Ann 8t.. 80. Nor.

The Celebrated $3.50
WELLER

Safety Razor
for 50c

Call at our otore and exainlne them
for youraell-

,, W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.

DHUQGIBYO
I North Main at... Io. Norwollt

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THAMER

oouuo‘ro AND, OPTIOIAN.

l

. Do not practice l'alee economy
putting on getting glosses. We
ploy experienced Oculistnwgrud-
o plilolclnnawto examine eyes

392 guarantee entioiuetion.

pAttIthlo Square, Mumford. Conn.
Honda; I: Saturday llivenin

 

It you can ever persuade a email
:‘itnbor of the people. who read’and
,l‘d Influenced by "Want" advertiring
iii The Sentinel. to take a tonic at your
Wrwtou’ll and a buyer.

Special Prices
Until July lst

 

Horace R. Nash

N. Main 81 Wed Ste.
S.Norwalk

 

 

 

and will continue but one hour. The lowly spirit" .......... J. ii. Brewer
choir. under the leadership of hire IPOIUMOWMM‘VII tram lllii‘d 01'8“!
Waterbury, will render the winning? Symphony ....... C. M. Wider
prminm: Evening.
Prelude—Indormion ....... Borowoltl Prulme~~Andonte in ll—ullot Goldner
Rtinpouue to prnyerw-Sottly and 'l‘en-oOlfertorymA llunaiim Romance
delly. ll. Hermann
Mr. Andrews. iQunrtet-m'ubide with me .....Bornby

tummy-praise \‘c the Father Anthem-*0 Lord. moot holy!"
Gounod: 3". Schubert
Duck-«God (‘areth far You. iPoatludewllrelude Iii (i~rninor...linch
Minoan Sample and Gray. i

 

Mule Querieiteme‘clecred, I BAPTIST-

 

 

 

 

Moaora. Howard. Women. Gray endi South Norwolk haptiot~ Rev. W. l).

 

Daily Line lo N. Y.

For FREIGHT Only

Freight Propellers leave Pier
38. East River. New York (toot
at Dover street). every day (ox-
copt Sunday). at 8 p. in. main:
received at Norwollt up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:80
ll.m

Inning J. Imlth.
Leone

0. c. Hog-mo.
General Anon!

Norwaik Steamboat Company

llrown. I.,ipphurd of New York, will preach
Rubenateiu ‘morning and evening.

Morning.
from; I"relude»~Re\eiic in A. Win. Pauline;

iAnihcmw-Tho Lord is My Light ..

Mr. Arnold.
Soprano Solom'l‘hese Are They.
(Inul's. Holy City.

hire. Waterbury. i Salter
Duct—«Torry With Me . ..... Nicolal§ Response —ilo\v Down Thine Eur ..
. Mrn Waterbury and Mr. Howard .; Schilling
l’ontlntle-~~March Romaine . . Gounod g (id‘criorrw-Jcms Calla UK llulinrd

Sermon topic-«A Big «Lennon Taught; I’oltlude in A-llnl ...... llr. (.‘.. J. Frost
by a Small Action. Evening. . .
X ‘ i R
. Nohicu f" the Week ottttrtittle t ioonlightl
i Edw d
“Ulldfli'wli ibdll- regular monlll‘li . Anthem» The Shadows of the Evening
mectlnr of the (lfllclnl Board \ciy lionr VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV smiley
lintortnnt 7-40 l'- m. recital W 1“" Response- lordn Prayer ...... Chant
pile of Miss Mao I‘allou under the ethyl Oflerlorwatmllallo Solo

.
Prelude

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Clearing Out

Entire Line of

BRASS
BEDS

ALL NEW 1911 UTYLEB

$36.00 BRASS BEDS AT......825
moo BRASS IEDBLAT . . . ....20
$20.00 BRASS BEDS AT . . . . . .116
313.50 BRASS BEDS AT . . - . . J10

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F. A. MITCHELL

HOUR! FURNlUHIR

oonunn‘wntt. Ann men In.

NORWALK. CONN.

W

Norwailt Branch Office of

The Evening Sentinel

lumen of the Ellworth Mamie Chapter, Quantum «God Who .llndcot Earth
.will be held in the chapel. All imll and Heaven VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV an“
sell- il'ootlndew-Mnrrh in ii ..... \Vaglinrne

Tuesday-mldfi p. m. clone martini-Li
lender. Brother Remington. .

Wednesday. 2 p. in, the Sewing (.‘li-i
rip of the landles' Aid Society wllii Werner, rectorw'l‘bo Becond Sunday
‘ meet in the lecture room. gutter Trinity. The celebration of the
i Thursdnyw'ldo p. m.. Weekly pruyeri Holy l‘ommnnion at 8 o'clock: Sunday
and praise non-ire. 8:46 p. m., meet-Iu-hooi at atlfi; morning prayer and
log of the first quarterly contereumieermon at 10:30; nil-lion Sunday

Fridnyiw'lzai) p. 11).. monthly meet-inched] at timed liiver at (l; evening
but of the Christian industrial Mamie. ‘ prayer and serum“ at 7:30. The lost
This will be imiugurnted with a sup-,neeaion or the pariah reboot tor the
Mr to be served to the member: in the? neutron will be held tomorrow at 9:15.
dininr hail of the church promptly otiA lull attendance or teacher: and
.7230. echolaro is requested Attention in

loaded to the martini program for the
Norwnik Meibodiot Church, ankiammug

 

' ”recent.
(trace Church, the Rev. J. Ilenton

 

1). Torrey. paetorwAt the morning oer- Morning,

vice at 10:30. the ill-101‘ Will preach Preiudw-Intermeuo irom (‘Avallcrlo
on the unblock. "Summer Sundays." ‘ llnetlcnnn .............. lilo-cunt
In the evening at 1:30, the ouhloct of Venlie ........ , ............ .. Client
the oormon will be “The Power of iI‘e ileum in (l Hopkins
Example." Sunday morning elm alienate in to Flat ........ Buck

meeting. 9:30. led by F. H. lledlent. Kyrie Eleioon in l: Flat.Moudelslohtl

Sunday school. 12:05 p. in, led by 0. Anthem ~~~~~ I Love the Mrd .. Hormel“
J. Clark. auperlntendent. Epwortli Pootlndew~r-Avo Verum Gounod
League devotional aervlce. 6:30 p. m.; Evening“.

the subject. tor the meeting in "irlpir. Prelude in ii Flat . ...... Flolk'l‘
iinal Power," end the loadero will boiliumnte Domino in C . Buck
ltlehnrd Ninbett and I'ell‘lit (lay. Tuna ’ilenedio Autumn in B Fiat. .Neuitomm

tiny, '1: to p. on. clnu meeting. led by
il‘. '1‘, item. Thunder. 7245 p. m.,

Anthemwdoinaolem the Golden . 140W“!
Baal Soio-My (ind. lily Father. Willie

 

“ aoonxearen scheme on."
ELEVATOR soar-r.

BRIDGBIPORT, June 24.-Cihurlee‘
Bertram. 602 Laurel avenue. who, for
the last twenty years. has been a book-
keeper toréi’iohu it. Woodhull company,
had a narrow ooonpe from death when
be war concerned in the elevator at the
The prompt aid given to
him by the other employee in the only
llIn
client won badly crushed and two of

meat bouae.

thing that navedblm from death.

prayer and prnlre meeting; reed John l Stray . . . . . Mnrnton
2: til-22. Mr Dortenrunu.
The mnnlc tor tomorrow: Pontlndemllifertoiro in A Flat Salome
Morning. W
pmmde in g .................Pettrce Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A.

Quartetw—"Thou wilt lteep him' in per»
tent Pence” .....Weit

Igor Boio-~"lle that keepeth
reel" ...'...........'..'.iiichloeosor
Pontlnde in i) ....‘..........llonahoo

, ironing.

l’reindewCommnnion in ii: tint .
Lefehurg.W9]y service and the honor roll for the

and chairwoman—Second Sunday til—
ter Trinity. 8 a. in, Holy commun-
ion. 10:30_n. m., morning prayer and
sermon. 3:30 p. m.. Sunday nohool.
4 p. an. evening prayer and address.
The Sunday school will attend thin

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his ribs Were broken. He Was token Qiinrtetl«“li'eut not. 0 turned” 5mm year will he read There will he

to the Bridgeport hospital in the am Quartgymflguvwr’ when night involved apeclal music, the tell (their will at ’
he was

renting nicely. haying improv'ed c”"“l’mtlude in F ..
While Mr. Bartrem‘u eon-

bnlunce and at noon today

elderubiy.
ditlon in actions, it it not critical.

the skies” .,,,,,,,,gneu,y; tend and the rector will moire it brief
....Gullmunti address. The parents ol the children
W int-e naked to come to this norviee.

Knight BtreetA. M. monarch, Rev. Thursday, ii a. on. Holy Communion;

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Coleman. rector; ll. .1. him», organist-

Ghent Church. Rev.

 

. .l'.‘ ,‘Hy‘phin

second Sunday alter
Trinityfilloly Communion at 8 a. on;
Sunday achooh at 10 n: in; morning
prayer and oerrnon at. 11 Ann

m

SALVATION ARMY.'V
Services will be held in the Salva-
tion Army bull in Writer street to
night at 8:15 and tomorrow at 11 a. m.
and 8 p to. Sunday school at .l p
in. Corps cadet clean at 6 p to. Young

air meetings each evening, weather
permitting. at 7:20 p. to. Captain and
Mrs. Wilbur will lead the Sunday eve-
ning aervice. Everybody welcome. Ad- '
jutnut and Mrs. J. 'I‘. Winterbottom,
oiliccro in charge of Iooal work.

...—-.....

8T. PETER'si EVANGELICAL LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH.

St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
(linirch, Martin L. Stoop, pastor—Sec
0nd Sunday after Trinity. The usual
Sunday services. conducted in German.
will be hold at the church in North
Main etreet at 10:30 a. in. The pastor
will preach on the gospel lesson of the
Sunday. shoddy School will~~be con-
tinued throughout the summer.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

«First Christian Science Soolety. of
Norwnlkwltegnlar Sunday mrrlcee at
the reading room, Masonlt building. at
ii a. m. Subject. June L’nth, “Christ
inn Science " Testimony meeting.
Wednesday. at it p m. To both oer
vices the public is cordially and ire-
ternnlly invited Reading room open
to the public each week dny attor-
noon from 2:15 to 4:30.

llBlllill lllll Rillllll‘u‘ ;
lililllii Rilillilillii

South Norwailt Institution is New?
in Fine Condition and litany ';
New Boats Added i

 

 

i
The South Nor-walk library and read 1
in; room. and its contents. have been;
thoroughly cleaned and the walls’ andl
woodwork painted a delicate cream
color. The reflect in bright and cheer:
lnl. The library will be opened to;
the public next Monday. Visitors to
town are cordially invited to make use.
oi‘ the privileges uttered. The library :
is truly "much in little." and by the;
deposit or one dollar «which is return-s

edwcrtch visitor is entitled to twoi
books. i

The iollowinp in n Itat of books mi
cenily aeoeuloncd: " i

\l‘igein. Rate it,
liobinclln.
Gnluwurthy, J..
The Patrician. .
Crawford. It“. ;\I.. '
Wondering: Christa.
Morita. .leunctin.
Hill] of a Sony.
Ilouhdr. K. 1...
Mine (libblo t'lnult.
.lohnnion. 31., t
The Long Roll.
Harrison. ll. 8..
Queed.
llrebner. P. J..
Brown blank.
Stucpoole. it. do V.
Patsy.
Wnrde, M.,
Betty Wales on the Campus.
lienneit. Arnold.
llurled Alive. .3
Old Wives’ Talon. T
.indonx. Morguerltp 1
Marie (‘Ielre ttnrmducod by Arnold
Renault). This remarkable book?
was written by on unmught Frcnchl
aenmstreor. and hen been the liter-f
nry collation of the day, here and;
in France A line appreciation about '
Merle (‘lnire by Moira 0' Neill may
be lonnd In the Living Age of June
10
Chancellor, W. E.
Clone Teaching and Management.
'romllnuon, E. 'l‘.. l
The Red Chief.
Pipelmeoey. Ellen.
Two Roy: in tho Troplcn. .
iiittell, '1'. it. ‘ i
Adventurer old. (1. Adam (known
on Grizzly Adamo).
' Emulation. 19..
lit-gibbon ot a nation.
Harrison. 19.,
William the Silent.
Letter: and Recollections or George
Wnuhlngton. ‘
Auto Club of America.
Navigating the Air.
Pomona. W..
llinterillen and Motha.
Harpoon Encyclopedia
i Button notary (10 vole.)
tiridir. W is“...
China it Story.
Replooinn Worn-out Bonito.
Grimm Broil.
Household Talon.
Popular Tales.
Aldrich, ’i". 3..
Story of a bad boy.
Crawford. I“. lit."
Corleone.
Reade, 0.,
White Line.
Tointoi, 1.. 14.. ‘
i Anna Karenina.

and others. 3

of United

 

 

 

 

People's Legion at 6: 30 p or Open '

 

 

0hr VB til Inuit multiparty

iEaiuhliahrli lll57.

 

FOR EVERY WOMAN'S WARDROBE

THE MOHAIR SUIT. There are so many occasions
when the light weight Tailored Suit is demanded that ev-
ery feminine wardrobe is provided withttt least one good
one. For this a material must be selected that is suitable
for all kinds of wear, and agreeable to changes of weath-
er. Nothing yet has been feund better than Mohair.

WE HAVE SET ASIDE A LARGE PORTION OF
OUR SECTION FOR COLORED DRESS GOODS
FOR THE EXCLUSIVE SHOWING OF MOHAIRS,
DURING THE NEXT WEEK. THE DISPLAY WILL
CONTAIN PLAIN COLORS, PIN AND: HAIRLINE
STRIPES, SELF-COLORE D, THE NEWEST DE—
SIGNS FROM THE BEST LOOMS." PRICES THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE IN COMPARISON WITH
QUALITY. ' ‘

GRAY AND NAVY BLUE. Medium and narrow
stripes, several shades in each coloring, and of various
degrees of fineness. In width 44 inches. '

$1.00 to $1.50.

PLAIN MOHAIRS. In navy blue, brown and gray,
the shades that are most desired by women for traveling
or motoring and for ordinary business wear. '

75c to$r.oo.

CRAVENE'I‘TED MOHAIRS. The material which
the best tailors affirm wears better and longer than any
other for women‘s suits. A Cravenetted 'Mobair may be
expected to wear for several years and keep its good ap-
pearance until the end. Width 56 inches.

$2.00.
Section for Colored Dress Goods.

 

SOME SPECIALS IN THE SALE
OF UNDERMUSLINS

LA GRECQUE DRAWERS, lace-trimmed. small
sizes. for ”[24 and 26 inch belts. Marked very low.

v‘RAAII’ER COMBINATIONS. a large assortment of
all sizes and dlfi‘crent qualities.

TRINITY 3-PIECE COMBINATIONS, a number of
desirable styles remaining.

CORSET COVERS, size 34 only. with V—ncck, 39c.

WHITE SKIRTS, lace-trimmed, very dainty, very
low priced. .
FOR CHILDREN.
DRAWERS, lace-trimm ed, small sizes, large variety.

Second floor.

MIDSUMMER SPECIALS FOR MEN.
XTRA FINE BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR—

Shi‘rts with long or short sleeves.
“stems" or ankle length soc

SOISETTE SHIRTS, made with neckband and
French cuffs. 89c.

NAINSOOK SHIRTS, coat style. no sleeves, fine for
summer. 19:. 3 for 50c. sale price.

BOYS' RIBBED SHIRTS, 15c, 2 for 25c.

Drawers, regular,

 

Elle E. til. ilirub @ompany.

 

 

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Muslin
Underwear

What wordu can We one to explain the-enowy
beauty or our linderiveor block? The stitching in
an exacting M the moat particular woman demands:
the garments no nhnpely ill the hiulieut nklll run
reunion. trimmed with pretty edition». innot‘tlonn.
lace and ribbon. You run nonrrh the town over for
their equal. and tiem‘t‘ll in rain. it in an hour “ideal"
on any Underwear manufactured. Choline on you
will, you‘ll make no mintnhe.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

no Washington Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wm ...me...0 ...-... WM ,

Specials at the A&P Store

. 2

Au FANCY inn-rem noun, a bag 75c
nmve noes... boron 2r...
DOMESTIC GAHDINIG. a cone for ..............109

The Great AlitP Tea Company

324 WAEHINGTON 8TH 80UTH NORWALK.

Tel. No. 909. Delivorm I330 e. in. and 3:30 p. m.

“Imp-...

Free Delivery.

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