A Diokerman 81 Son
. SATURDAY SPECIALS
‘1 For Saturday we always make a great deal of our Hosiery
‘ Stock. Our regular lines are deservedly popular, viz:
“CADET” HOSIERY SPECIALS
I5 For Men, Women and Chii— .BOYS' Socks , , , , . , , _ , _ , 10c
' . “N OTdAegE AM” Value 15c. .
For Ladies and Gentlemen (swig: 351313“ Hose. .uc
“BUSTER BROWN" . , ’
For Boys and Girls. For Ladies Black Hose ....roc
. ‘ Men and Women Value I5C'
LADIES’ “COBWEB” Ladies Hose ..........24c
.Gauze Lisle . . . . . .asc Value 35¢ .
.LADIES’ BLACK SILK Men’s Half Hose . . . .. .t7c
' High~spliced .........5oc Value 25c
V‘Clearance Sale Bargains all through the store. Be'gure to
come in with the Saturday crowds.
”384 Washington St..So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
We Give S. &. H. Trading Stamps
I .u i(kkfll ‘
. utiluullillllii l ‘
intersect is the man
who walked: not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor atandeth in
way of sinners.
t he
Nor aittothn the seat
oi’ the. ecornlul.
-Psnlma 1: l.
METHODIST.
Services at the First. Methodist
lC‘ilscopal Church will be he] an no
Glover’s
...—.—
They Fit the Foot
. llodd.
_ Morning \rorahip, 10;:iu.
not tomorrow. At 9:30 a. in.. class
meeting, led by lirothcr John Green-
wood; 10:30 a. in. preaching by the
Rev. J. l’. Wagner. of Bridgeport: Sun
day school at 12 11).; mo p. m..
prcnrhing by the I‘ilhlill‘ in clini'gc. The
services for the Week will be on lol-
lon‘s: Tuesday evening class. led by
lirothcr Seth iteminaton. Thursday
evening. prayer and praise service. led
by 11. G. Siiiliolt.
Norwalk M'. ii. (‘burchw—licv. T. .l.
of Springdnlc. will )il‘vflt'h.
Eicning sor-
ricc, 7:30. Sunday morning class
‘mcctlng. Siziltl. led by i". ll. iicdioni.
RALSTON
When in need of Ice. phone us your . Sunday school, 12:07. 0. J. (finch. so.
order. It will receive prompt Mien-iporintcndcnt. lipworth League devo-
tion and you will know that you nre‘ttouul service. auto: itiplt‘. "Busy Son
market.
HEALTH
SHOE
last longer than other ice.
today for a trial order.
PHONE '580
gelling the best. and put-oat ice on the. vice."
Brookside ice Co.
\w
in giro oft twu calories of host per hour.
' ~ "ovarian." practically torovor. Half a grain In
' MERIDEN. (haunt. Allg- 12.~'l‘lio tour yearn given; out about 'tudliitl out.
. “Power Co.
Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. 5 Ho
R. R. Freight Yard. Ann 8%.. 80. Nor.
4 .
REED '1
ROCKERS;
Fresh Stock l
Good Value ;
Made on Foot-moulded Lasts
.
Two Stores
Norwalk South Norwalit
You Can Get the
Quick $2.25 each
l
i
F. A. MlTCHELU
HOUSE FURNIIHII
M
' Heat
you need for
Pies and Pastries
‘ in a
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
”-
liiormllt Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
POSBIBILITIEB OF RADIUM.
Fifteen years ago. if you had talked
about iuuxhannllhio oncrnr. everybody
~~~iticlntling in\‘oistlpalorn'wwould horn
taut-thou in your turn. The whole the-
ory or the nnlrcruo war“ that energy
wan t-xhnnntiblo. 'l‘lio Him and ninth.
having. radiated all their energy In the
form of heat. waits going out. The unt-
vorao was going to idiiii till Milli! W110“
"the non was old and tho atnrii wore
cold." Perpetual motion won a pillow
like transmitting motivator to gold.
't‘hon Madame Curie disoovmod radium
wand nnvants had to readjust them-
selvoa to o. fundamentally different
conception of universal posaibilitloo.
llaif a grain of radium chloritl will
RANGE
ovnn
Ho‘usatonic
l
5 am
iiVDUWTRlAL EXPOSIT’ION
lcd by tho \‘t‘ilnntccr Circle.
We can‘t explain Whl'. bmd‘ucsdny owning rinse nit-cling, 721.2,
somehow or other our ice seems uric. T. linscoc. leader.
Thursday cron-
l-‘hono Sliding. 7.47., prayer and praise tnooting.
. Music for tomorrow:
. Morning.
i'roiudo in l*‘ ............... Lcmmens
“ tittcrloryw Andante ............ ’i‘oura
t l‘oatiudc -— (llfortoirc in ii ..... liriffell
Evgnina.
l Prelude in [i . . .. .......... Macintrcn
Cii‘icrtot-y . Faith .............. Munro
1 i‘osiludo » Allegro Vivace ...... Flnxol
Knight Stroct A. .\i ii. Church. Rev.
Charles N, Gibbons. postormélernton at
it n in, by the pastor; 3.120 p: in.
Sunday school jiibilt-c Morrison. \ p
ni.. grand sacred court-rt.
lrcc.
Scots nrc
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA-
TIONAL
The pulpit will be ociipicd tomorrow
mmnlnr. at to lit) o'clock and owning
at 7:10 o'clock by tho lit-v l‘nul
i.\louro Strnycr, oi‘ Rochester. New
York. it further :utwur, it will ho a
union sot‘vlrtv oi the South Nurwnlh
lltttilliil and t't'lmzrpgmiritml chtirr'ht't‘.
and on lutcrcmlug program litlli boon
ltl‘t'iphtt'tl.
'l‘hc mimic tor tomorrow:
Morning.
I’l‘t'llltlt‘ in li~lini ............... Nara
Anilienr~"i"orercr here my root
tiliull lll'“ ................... Dnnkh
soprano 3010-“ “Those are tilt‘.\"'.tiaul
l’tjtilllltltl ......... ........A. W. lion:
Evening.
l’rcliulc~Jintlanto con moto...(‘ailtln
Anthem "tictdly lend na".....littnitn
Soprano Solw‘tl, liirino
liiviicenicr" ......... . . . . . . . .(lounod
l‘osiluiio, ”WW... ........ t‘ouin
BAPTIST
Gram linpiini (‘hiiri-li. l.. ti. Nlrholr.
parlorv-wivinndor iim‘i'it'tui: Fri-itching
at it a. in. by illtl pastor. {Sunday
ncbool at (tutti p. m, liencon ti. W.
Jillllliitlll. nitplni-ltitcntlcnl. l’roui‘liintt at
7:45, when the parlor will into» ior lilit
tiwnio "The Prodigal Son." All are
welcome.
M
lPthOPAL.
Trinity. liar. Wredoriclt A. Coleman.
rector-dim. lionlnmln F. hoot. from
filmmunuol Church. Anaemia, iiiiptilr for
Auguat. Ninth finndny alter Trinity.
it it. in. oolotirntion of Holy t‘timmuro
ion; itiziltl a. at. morning prayer and
Wl‘mlm.
Grace Church, the Rev. .1. Benton
Warner..reoiorw’l‘iio ninio hands. a.»
.vtiolt'si induntrial exposition. which
. atllohert William. of .‘t'ow York, pro~
-. V. gutted. woo today formally declared
:wt'htiated.’f Walters and his wife have
‘ disappeared and creditors; with $500 an“; a mug of unearthing”.
1;! . worth .nt‘ciahns and constables today! No matter what. you meet,
‘ searching in vain tor him and his with. tiring n Joyful presence
Tilers ware few local exhibitors. at . To every friend you greet.
though a number name train nearby Certain. it you’re morchtng,
towns and" from around the culinary. And hopeful in retreat;
' There are only two concessloauries Singing songs of oheoriulness
Jolt. but they have large sham and Holpii to keep you sweet.
[Will finish the week.
hours.
KEEP SWEET.
W
sentinel want ids. bring instills. omit
. ’
orieswtuid nothing will stop ti.~—i5vcrt~
“John A. Simpson.
your ironic in The Sentinel
%
tor Trinity. Tho coiolirution t iii!
Holy Communion at *t o‘ciork: mtiililn!
prayer and eormon It lilztitl. The Rev.
Alvin t’. Knoll. rector ot (trace
Church, Chicanos}. More. will ofilcioio
at both services. The rector of the
liar-tall can iio’nddretised at Mt. Mon.
gain. Ellenvllio, Ulster County, N. Y'.
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GHWBTMN SClENOE WClETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
Norwalltm-Rognlnr Sunday services at.
the reading room. Masonic building. nt
11 a. to. outdoor, dugout lath. iSoul."
Testimony meeting. Wednesday. iii ti
church at New York cm
p. in. To both acrvlccs the public is
cordially and trntornnlly invited. Road»
A :. llll titiiiil
turnout an
New iiaveouilailroatl lioinptiiy'wwl’P E‘ m‘ 1R”, an clump
Taking Notice of Violation of
» - Rules!
At least twolvo‘ or fifteen engineers
and conductors on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
have been discharged during the last
two weeks for rd‘nulng post signals,
exceeding the speed limit set for their
runs, falling to make connections at
certain points and other violations of
rules.
Among those “tired" were several
pailssonger train enginccra and con-
ductors. but the majority of the men
who have been let go ran freight trains.
Sotn‘o‘uero on the extra lists in their
respective branches of the mall‘s em-
ployment. ..
From an unquestionable source it
was learned that the road is paying.
stricter aticntion to the actions of 1:3
trnlnmeu than over before, the Federal
Express train wreck at Bridgeport.
some weeks are. in which fifteen poo.
pit» were killed. having: been the means
of causing the company to watch its
trnlntneti with unuaunl rule. The fact
that about filtcon hare iiccn dropped
int: room open to the public ouch wook
day ntternoon from 2:15; to 4:30.
durino the past two Wéé‘llil l‘or infroc»
:tlous of rains in some-ion? t‘u'ool that
.... . snow of the road'n eintincers and con»
it i CHRBT CHURCH ‘ {durioro have not lmon exorcining as
ct. .. Hipitm iiroun. rector. Mtith ‘ mllf'll cure. as they should have. or
Sunday after Trinity, August 12:. Sun. have violated rules.
day school at to n. to. Holy Cum;
. The int-t that many of their follow
mnuion and sermon at it a. tn.
'2 employees have been disiliargcd for in
~‘““' {fractions of rules has h'ad the effect of
SWEDlSH LUTHERAN ,cnusini: the other trainmen on the New
89".“??? Wm M held Sunday ultcr- ; Haven road to exercise unusual care.
noon at the home of Mrs. .lullnn .lohul All a“. now adhering m m)“ 35
son. ti Pleasant stroi'l. South N01‘\\‘£ilk.l strictly as punt-tilde. tor they do not
'l‘lio llev. (‘ (l. 'l‘hnnbcri; from Stnm- Q m“. mo thought of joining: the army
ford. will preach. All“ Scanditntriann-(,1 tho umm;~,)0m.p
are welcome, i lust Wllill incnns the road is main:
:to ascertain who among its engineers
and conductors are violating the rules
“of tho t‘omtuttt)‘ is not known. Even
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8T. PETER'B EVANGELICAL LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH.
fl BridgeportiAduertisemenrs M i Bridgeport Advertisements
Eainhltnhrh 1357. '
The Store Closes at 5 O’clock Except Satdrdays
Fine Imported French Flannel Shirts, inadc with
ucckliiinds. and l‘lt‘tlt‘ll coil}, llt'iilllllill quality. lino work—
St. Peter's Evangelical Luthcrnn‘
Church. Martin L. Stoop. pastorw'l‘hc
annual mission festival will be hold at
tho chapel in North Main street. ‘0‘.
morrow, Tho morning service. at
lt‘i11ltl, will be conducted in the German i
language. The Roi H. t‘. Stoop. pan
tor of St. John's l‘haugofical l..lllllt?l'iill
. and {other
of tho local pastor, will dolivcr a spec»
iai missionary sortnon.
a
ing, at .zllii. serrirm will be (puddin-
rd in English. The ltor t." F‘. Rittman.‘
of Zion Ell-unnoticaidmthertm Church.
3
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‘epcciai multir.
: (1!
at Stamford. \i‘iti deliver the address.
At both Hrit'i'lrtn the choir will render
A collection to be not
missionary porpoises
A lit-arty Wt?lt"(iill"
for rttrionu
will be taken it
is cxtcndcd to .t‘a .
LITTLE GiRL KlLLED.
in Front of Auto-v-Chautteur
Gives Himself Up.
thit’l‘liltltilitlii. Bless, Aug. til»
Ruminim; from the slow whom Slit?
had bccn to purchase aotuctlilng for
hot father's billlllt'r. last night. nix
war old Allcc llonnit. daughter of Mr.
and lint. Arthur llcnolt. run in trout
of :ill antotnoliw and unis killed.
(‘hnrh-r iT um, of Springfield. who
one opt-ratio; :iit- iiintlilnc. now hint-
hell up to mp poll 0 and inter tutu
allotted to no to \thll‘l‘tiXU‘ lti tilt"
custody of an “Mud” t0 sci'ttt‘o hull.
lip will be illiillgili‘tl in court
tnnnainuuhtor «nitrite today.
Tho t’blid'.» motilor witncnucd tho
acildcni from the doorway of her
home. .,
DANBURY FAIR To BE EV‘EN B£T~
TER THAN EVER BEFORE.
Tho protnluui lint of tho tltrd an»
anal llnnbury lair. which wilt be
held tlctohcr J. :i. it. h. it. 7. line
been lanutnl and indicates that the not
able wont ol lhtlriieitl county will
Run:
ho fully up to pit-rhino years and wliiii
that ltmii'mommit which experience
and eiltci'pt‘iao will aim ii. The ot-
inciiona will no as: strong lui in yours
nont- by and tho crhihiin prolinhly
arm. The prrmluin tho contains N
panels. including tho utilitil
oororititt form productn. and to tutor
eating to contmnplnto. Thorn north
hut premium than or other information
may obtain it hr writing (l, M. itundlo.
monetary, Danhurr. Conn.
tum tor Week.
The piano tor the wool: are on lol-
lom: Monday. romptlon of all Mi-
iinals and artirica of a tiorltihahlo no
turn; Tilwlilil)‘. homo show. trotting
and pricintt tumult! on the trunk.
lodging of high {H‘Ml‘t‘ cattle. cththt
tiou horses. poultry. regulators. traits
and fancy articles; ‘Wcttnottior, iron
out and norms: and running races.
lodging or tilnvulod rattle. grunt) With
and lrult show. cm: .graud stand
attractions of n hiih order. The best
day to sea the {airmail or the ex
lillillh art.’ ”will. all of the attractions
am tired and the crowd out no great:
Tht-rodnr the lain day of the failu-
don‘t miss it; Friday. Danbury day.
Alwyn n lilg day. Saturday. autumn»
the races durint: the entire alteration
mail of the optimal nttrnoilothe
holiday of the week...
‘3
in the. evcir,
ill) 5:
clinch
tho men who have been dizzrhnraod are
at a loss to know just where the road
obtained the information which led
to their being dropped from the pay
roll.
And it hint that the company wants
an oxcnsc tor discharging engineers
and conductors. as might have lu-cu
(tonight but Ihi< occurred some
months ago, that is. immediately after
‘thc interstate commerce commission
ici’niatvd to allow the company to raise
its freight rdtvs. At that time all
kinds of railroad men were laid off for
little or no excuse. not Just at pres-
out. the tonipaiuy‘s luminous in so
llt'ili)‘ thn' it would prefer to enough
more men rather than discharge those
already in its employ.
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COMPO BEACH PARTY.
Norwalk Young People Pas. an Enjoy~
able Evening.
ninuship. $1.50.
Soisette Shirts in ion and ctcnni white. $1.00 grndc. ill
79C.
any.
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A Reminder of August Sale Discounts
Furniture. Dinner Sets and Odd Pieces of China :{ufriger-
ators, Cut Glass. Silver. and many lines of
Kitchenware,
less 20 per cent.
Carpets. Rugs. Curtains, Upholster Goods, Dinnerware in
Stock Patterns. Gas Ranges. Plates. Vacuum
Cleaners and Fireiess Cookers
if} i. less’ 10 per cent.
Until ncxt 'l‘ticwiziy only.
, .
Women s Petticoats
. Stylcs nuiialilc‘i'tu' stiintnci‘ wear. (it scnsuiiltlilc pi‘icca.
Cotton Messalines. stilt finish, at $2.50 and $2.98.
Heatherblooms. n famritc material. $1.98 and $9.50.
Black Satecns, \Ahicii wcrc $1.75. at $1.00, \ci‘y .‘pccizti. :-
Washable Skirts,
\\'hitc SCt‘rfilit‘GCl'S, 98c.
Natural liucn colors. Stripcil illitgiiams.
98c. 50. 75 and 98c.
Colored and Black Silk Petticoats. 'l‘nl‘tctns and .\lcs~‘n—
lincs,
- $2.98. $3.98 and $5.00.
Suit Rooms. sccwid-liwr.
.. . .
August Specrais for Men
Neglige Shirts. tiic lit‘nl grudcr‘. all t-Xt‘t‘llcii‘. quality:
Valuc 5.3.00 for $1.50. 5
Valnc $i.5t) for $1.15.
Pajamas. regular $150 >l)'lt‘~ at $1.00 a suit.
Women’s Dressing Sacques
Styles in .white and colors marked down.
Colored Lawn Sacques, all bl.’t‘z~. \\'tl't‘ 5m, ago to claw
Hill.
Yon. it was homo putty. believe me.
And it all happened a: t‘ompo itcnch
it won not no expcdltlon to tho Xorthi
Polo, although in the party thorti woe:
n Koch. and ihk‘l'gwiltl nothing for thci
Koch lti cook for all the cata were pru’
cooked. Just because there, was plenty
of lit-m was no mason why they:
should liatchithe‘iman to pin (‘ottin ‘
Tho wind hicw from tho .Vorthiropi.
but no one wan t‘oughlin. Just he i
‘caiiae Williams: had an "Educ" lt did.i '
not make u Wittmoiori oi‘ him. nor‘
could all itinlcriunnd what made t‘odv'
, well. The tum-elk) was not exorbitant
land all Warren t‘K"(.‘llt‘lll upltltn. 'l‘hr'
i-‘lfli‘ tilde-om wu Monitor than lint on.
:‘El'lil‘ji‘llolly hurl a good limit, ;
TheI iitfm trolley from Norwaik tookt
,lliis party to that dolltthtlul littlo
i liti'fli‘ll over past Whitiport and the tit-iii i
lthiuaovnrr our-did wan to tnko a swim ';
:le moon did not littzln to favor un-i
i til the return trip was bottuu. which liyl
:tho only won tiimln in sections. ltut that
innit-r WM! tint,» and put guild on orirrf
on tho apportion of tho party on that:
when all Kfilliii'i'ml ‘round the “Hill“!
honrlldnliic in tho pavilion thi- cuttr
him. which worc Illll'il pity-blah. tllli‘T
nppcurctl with urea! rapidity.
Thole Who wont worn: Mr. and hire.
Remind Withinynr. Mr. and Mrs. liar»
tiltl ileum. Minoan Halon li‘llriou. Lulu
t’nfiin. Ella Koch. i‘loroucn Mouton.
Katherine intern. iii. lllonoom Smith.
r‘rnnren (,‘utttoilo and Mint: Mlunir
lilorthrop. ol‘ thmioril; Munitrh. Motrin
lino-homo. Warrrn linger. liltiltowotlli
Willlnma. Richard (‘ouahiltn .luinou
(ituiiiroli and A. loan.
finch a lolly party it was that an»
other hi already hiring pianood. For
"11"?“ management of till picnic par
lion plcniio apply at once to \i'arrru
tilircr. to whom all worth for the stir-
can» of that evening's ali'ttlr tiolnnes.
Even though it won tidinowhni riltlicuil
for him to (irons after lilo swim. onto“!
to the fact that he hilt his tinnitus:
nevertheless he'a a jolly good follow
and an‘excollsut party manager.
"i suppooox‘ said the city man.
"that‘okare some queer characters
around on old village like this."
“You'll noon good many." adopt~
ted the mud. “when the hotels all
Colored and White Sacques that how bccn $2.00 and
8.3.25. $1.50 to cinsc quickly.
Utidcr muslin Section. sccond door.
Beaded and Mesh Bags
Novelties lately arrived.
Silver Mesh Bags «ii 340ml 47;: at tin: lviw pi'ict- of
$511» and looking \‘iiii'lll titaiiiilc that \lilil.
Beaded Bags. tun lots. cxtltiisitc in tlcsign :tmi \mr‘w
tunnsliip. $2.95 and $4.85. according to «inc.
Hunter‘s Green Parasols. .tii >ii‘...
t‘ilt‘ll.
at $1.39
sticciai
Ellie l3. ill. iliroh diminution.
Muslin Underwear
Made in sanitary factorloa. uncron‘dcd \rtirkioonia
llnodod pith lizht and pnro air. Motto by happy,
litinllltl‘, u‘cllpiid wanton of long crpcricnro and int
lmituhle skill. who niii- nu much attention to olcain
linear an thoiw tor whom iliontrmirnwntn arc Intend-
ed, Joint pain the proud materials. the tullnoao ol'
allitpo. ilic \i'ldzli oi shonidrrn and Monroe. tho ill“-
tails of ailtrh‘nu and lllllhll. an troll till the :tt'lintit‘
designing. It in thorouahnooa that twat. toilet tilc ou-
pcrlority of til we i‘iulcriuurlltiu. and the wonder in
that you not novlt outtlitlcs ul tho prince \i'o nitrite.
’l‘alu-n truth a standard oi Villlii‘, tho util'iiicnta you
tiny licro have on uvciano north oi n (Snurtor in a
third more thin you aro naked in pay. ~
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington street
- Tho Unemployed-«won tio’yoz want
to him a man in ports mound the
“groom 'citinnevaw‘”
\Wltilllllt: lniup chimneys by immora-
house uninvited when he took his hath.
np."-l.otilrrlllo Conrlewoot‘nni.
Mullet"? , lug. them in water ottou molten thorn
The llmlSfil‘t‘QiW"WM’~ there‘s not brittle. oars the New liavcu Palladium.
ctiuunli work to keep it man limit: A safer way tortoun them is to hold
The litiemlll0¥“'1““3'll‘l‘o _” taken them tor a tow minutes: orcr a Mount
very lllllfl WW3 ‘0 3399 mo husy."- inn ltoilic. Thou polish tlicin briskly
Toledo lilado. with a soft cloth.
WW ...... ...... mmwwm.
Bandy. the local ionieairozter iin~ MUTTON DRlPPlNG.
niiiring about new ionanthhut‘n hc .
when he’s at homo? |iilill sooty. an immunity done, it illroct»
Gilliem'i‘liey tell me ho docs noes it tho lat in poured from the linking
thing but, hunt fox-as; keep saxty dogs tin the rcssol contouring it in put at.
and twenty horses tor ”t.
dandymlmh me! it mean he a stay there until the store itself cools.
tine trade door. therewi’ohch. .mispdltane Clito’nltlle. ‘
; at!
i a
Mutton dripping will not. not hard
an
i ”is
(:7.
r’“
itho hack of the atom and allowed to ,
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