. s p ‘ Ladies Furs Ladies’ Shirt - Mum - Waists ‘ Bizckrla’re...... ..... ....8150 50e.......... ....Vsiuestmo , nine 226. 750 m.....anueii tito 11.75 ... Brown Ono-sum ... ------ 32-98 08c ........ ”Values 31.25 to $1.49 Value 84.98. 81.26. ...... ..Value 81. 98 fircwn Opossum . ......... $3.98 $1.49 .......... Value $2 25 .. nine 85. 98. . ' Black Barrel Mutts .. . . . . . $5.90 FlmnElette Gowns “mm "M Men's Night Shirts Ase *Bisck Opossum .......... $6.00 Value 60c. Value 37.98. 55c . . . . . . ............ Value 750 NECK PIECES 85c ....... . ........ Value 81.00 Black Hare ........ 81.08 ' .1 Value 82.98. Ladies GOWflS Brown Opossum ....... $2.49 45c ............. ....v.\’hlue i300 Value 33.98. 59c .. ............... Value 75c 'T Black Hare ........ 83.49: v 35o .. .............. Value ".00 ‘73?“ '5.00. v ' , ' ' - -. Ruuian Mink ............ $5.00 Ladles Skll‘is gValue 87. 98. 85c .......... .. .Value 60c Black. mafum ....86.00 49o ...... :.....,......Value 750 Value 000 ‘ ’ ' China WolL. W .8800 Ladles Kimonos Value $12.98. 2:: . . . . . .......... . . .xaluegm , . .......... . ...... sue on Children's Fur-”H981: to $5.00 850 ......... . ....... \ 'alue 81.00 84 Bargain A. ~Dickerinan 8: ‘Son WASHINGTON ST. ._ss _ Is ales * TELEPHONE 44b Ire :LADIES" SUiTS .................. .. ...... . ....... from 85-98 up ”DRESSES ........... .......................... from 85.08 up COATS ..... . ....................... ........ tromflflup WAISTS ............ ’. . . . ...................... . ...... from W UP ' '3%;g‘i8......t......... .............................. from $1.00 up as am AME 515 Main St., Stamford. Iwe ‘ Give S. & H. Trading» Stamps The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and invest a dollar where it will do the most good, will at once recognize in this otter the opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving. ' .‘air'i' The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House FUR coins at a great sacrifice. None are reserv- We refuse to carry say over into next season. 7. Petty. Music for the. dey: _\ MQRMNG , Preludewltomance ..Zitterhsrt Anthem—«"1»! it is l" ........ Fours METHODIST.e First Methodist Episcopal Church. South Norwalk, John E. Zeiter, pastor «Sunday. Jan. 28. At the regular will preach on ."Prlsonors of Hope." At the evening service at 7 o‘clock. the theme will be “Satanic Philosophy." Other services 01‘ the day will be as lollovs: Class meeting at 9:30 a. m.; John Greenwood. leader. 12 m.. Bible school, in charge or Superintendent swing. is m.. Men's mine elm, meets in the church auditorium; leader. the pastor. 6 p. 111., young People‘s devo- tional meeting; lender. William D. Dilation-Soprano solo. "'l‘h‘ese are THE HOUEE OF GOOD CLOTHES ...—~— 33 80. Main St., South Norwellt . .uti “The Hatch & Bailey Company SOUTH NORWALKty CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything Telephone, 88. BEAVER BOARD is gaining rapidly iii pppulitrlty as a substitute for lath had It is susceptible of an infinite variety or artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of a wide scope tor individuiil preterment and taste We are agents plaster and wall- -paper. and keep a large supply on hand. “do. 1311 A young reade r writes to St. Niall-3 ”it! the plant was set. out in the vinepwlitcb was then only a few (enabled to beethst it has grown to debut time feet six. inches in height. oi this before but have found " owe-(cones "ti evsnv . .. a" sad it myself and I have rec- “ , . ied it to many Others who have ALAGA GRAPE-VINE FROM SEED; lNDlA ACCERTLNG 80VEKEOGN. The report by the comptroller-gen alas Having heard that Malaga; oral upon the operations or the ps- i; would grow from the seed, I per currency demflment (or 1910-11 throws the isle it Ages he experiment. Last winter I seeds in a pot in which plant, ahdiwit-hin a few days a 11M appeared In the spring, await very careful or this . in. height. P have watched it .putable to bind it with straw during ' not yet I halve never heard 01 any on 'teres’ti thing to study. 0 TAR COM- case in ever in . CASE? . .McCaiIery, Man; of the ‘ Omens. blah. .recom: Nye Honey and Tar Corn north cures in every case. old me of its great curative- 'G e iii the throat and ing' an handout. -"How preferred. . "I’m licked: ‘ ironed his colored a certain amount 01 light on or the English sovereign nines made legal tender in India some 10 years ago, says a Calcutta tie-patch to the Monitor. it sppeers that the acceptance or this cell: is not by any means gener- al. However, whoteosr prejudice was . determined against it as being new and unfamiliar is rapidly being dissi- pated by the recognition of its indis- merits. All the some. it has established itself as currency. Often it is melted down for making ornaments. This. is especii'llly the in the , United Provinces and the Punjab, how- Beuga'l and ‘Madrss. ‘ a pure islets-i appearsnto be t l W TO GUBE A GOLD "8 ONE DAY take Laxative Bronte Quinlan. Tablets. Dmggists reiund honey it it falls to cure E. W Grove'I signature is on each box. ' 256. A'VE HIM THE LIMlT. robbed the hobo. beat- undignliied retreat from the back dour at Which he had bummed a do you "meals—licked?” an; "Did she bit You l §Club truck and held exhibition. 7 . League. . school: they" .> .............. . ....... Gaul lilies Minor. d’ostludwlliarche Romaine: . .Gounod ‘ EVENFNG. «Preludkllciody in F ..... ' Rubinstein _. Anthem~“illessed be the Lord God or israel" ........ . ........... Gibson Trio-"Heaven” ............... Smart Mrs. Gibson. Miss Ketchsrn. Miss Han. cock. ‘i’ostludewFaniare . ..Yihihois Notices for the week: Monday-var? p. m.. Boye’ Athletic ihe "Nominal or Vital Christianity." ’Sunday morning class meeting. 9:30. Tuesday—7:45, class meeting; lend- er, Seth Remington. . Y Thiiruduy‘~»‘l’;80. eons service. 3. prayer and conference liillfi; topic. “What Oweat Thou Unto My God?» , lhidaywazis. Junior ‘ Bpworth 7:15. monthly rslly oi the Not-walk group or Epwortb laesgues in the Rowaymn Methodist Church. Rev. Dr. Addison W. Hayes. 0! Summit. N. .l., speaker. Norwslh Methodist Church, Rev. Frank D. Torey. pastor—~At the morn- ing service. at 10:30. the pastor will“ preach on.tho subject. ."(iod'ii Anioni- licient Grace." in the evening at 7:30, the subject or the sermon will Morning worship. 10:30. Sunday school. 12: 05 p. m Rpworth Magus devotionnleervice 6: 30 11in. Evening terriso. 7: 30 11.171. Tuesday—~72 40 p. m.. class meeting. Thursdsy~7zio p.>m.. prayer and praise meeting. 9 . m.. Epwortb League business meeting. Friday—~11: 30 p. m.. Junior League Music tor tomorrow? _ Morning Prelude~Allegreito Moderate ...........’ Wernlann Quartet-“Sevior. like a shepherd lead on" . .................. Frey Soprano and Alto Ditch—‘0 Love . _ Divine'li ....... ”thrower Solo and Qiisrtet~-"Grace Enough for Me" ........... . ...... . . . . .Exdell Postlude in D ...Whiting. Evening. iPreliide—rConcert Overture in 1‘ Vincent W. onto-~1- .....u....~t-.. Quartetwtllorln in Eacelsls in ii‘ ..... Toni-s Quartet—Willy» Me" ,‘."....‘... Warren Quartet—Rune mii'ilttis in 0.. .Nevln Postlude-eldarche Heroique ... .Spper . «~4- ”‘ _‘ 7 . Rowsyton Methodist dbnrch~Tllti usual services villi be held tomorrow: 10:30 a. m.. preaching: 12 in... 31min! 0: 30 p. 111., Epworth league meeting; 7 p. m.. preaching. The pse- tor will preach at both morning and evening services. Bis topic for the ......- nu-I-r ......... l"- the rally at the“ Roman: group or Epworth Leagues will he held at this church The host on meeting will be ' ‘ he mornliig'iworalllp at 10:30. the pastor . ‘* tunelect, is expected to be present at morning man will be? “The Earnest , of Our Inheritance On Friday next Blessed is the» man ”who weiiteth not in, the counsel or the wicked, ‘ Nor standeth in the way of sinners. N‘or sitteth in the seat of the scorniui. ~Psalms 1: l. p. in. Allen Christian Endeavor league. ’7 p. in. Public warship with sermon by the pastor at 8 p. m.; sub- lect. “Reaping Time." OGNGREGATIONAL. South Norwalk Congregational—— Public worship at 10:30 a. in.: Preiudc~Andante Cantabile” .Tours Choral Chunk—"Tho Lord is in His Holy Temple" ...... .(lrennlss Reactions!“ Readingwl’sg‘e If, Palm: 0. . Reading of the Scripturesw-Psitlm 51. Prayer with Choral Response-«“1431. the Words of my Mouth". .Granniss Anthem—~“lileuetl be the Name at the bard" ...; ..... .. ..(iadshy ourmrymaaiigio Religion ‘ .. Mendelssohn PostlndcdsAll'o ,.- . . . . . ,Goldmsrk Evening service :t7130 o':clock Prelude—hinders» . . . '. . . . . .110an Reading or ficrlptureir— Lillie vi.: 1-12. Prayer with Choral Responses-Juicer. .our Prayer? ............ Wbelpton Quartet~"Qonslder and Hear lie" .......... ........... Pilueger Ottertory—Meiody . . . . . . .Paderewshl Sermon by the pastor—”The Wither- ed mud." Posdudeudsnte. ..... .. . . .Oounod The Bible School meets, at 12: 10 ll- nl. Mien: Christina inquiry Club meets at 12:10 "p. m.; subject. “Joseph -an Old Teetiineot Genius": general discussion SpriilglvOOd Union Chapel Sunday school at at: 30 p.111. heater 1’. it. 8. C. til. meeting at 0: 30: lender. Pr" ii. Gleason: topic, "What Can 1 Do lo Help My Church?" Tuesday~The regular quarterly de- votional and business meeting of the Norwalk Town Union 01 The King's Daughters and Sons will be bold in this church promptly at 3 p. in. Wednesday-writ 7 p. in. All young people who desire to Join the church chorus are asked to meet sir. Grannies. mm 1). m.. choir and chorus rehearsal Thursdswaldyweelt service at 7m p. nit: topic. "8 Character stretch" Psalm 1. Friday-Catecheticai class tor all young people contemplating member- ship in the church in” the church par- iors at 1: 30 13.621. First Congrewiilnai Church. Nor- wsikmSunday services at 10: 30 a. in. and” i: 30 p. in. Rev. Menry H Tweedy will preach at both services. Sunday schoal at 12 noon.‘ Thursday evening at 8. the weekly payer mentioned the church. Rev. Dr. Mscdregor. the pes- this meeting and. to preach next Sun day. Febmryd. Mudic ((11: tomorrow. Alex. 8. Gibson. organist and director of music: ‘ ‘MORNlNG; Prelude~0dertory in E-llilt ...F .11. Claussmsnu Quartet» "PM will he done" , . ............ .Alex. 8. Gibson Soprano Solo——"The Lordls my . Shepherd" (requested) .8. ledlei ”Response—rifled so lovéd the world". . . . . z . . . .R. H. Woodman Quartetn- “Sing Alleluia lortll.“ *‘ ...... . D. Buck Postlude—F‘ughctts in C . ..... ..i.fi_14eniinedns 7 ., EVENING. Prelude—nAdslio in F F Mendelssohn onnview‘shids with that .. .N other Onertory—e'i‘he Shannon‘s Bonn . J. Schnloi! Quartet-es'wha} Violinist than have? .. ......‘.C. Gounod Festival Postlude in Ms ...Ii. Liebls. 3'1 R. G. Henley. Wile . 9308032 in the M can. Proudly—Adagio in Billet. ..Volpkmsr , Preaching at ‘11 a. m. ' walkuRegnlsr Sunday services at the reading room. . stanchic building. V treating the any tutor‘ oi this church » at all. services. The” pastor places special emphasis on the music. The tollowliig musical programs will be rendered: .‘ H I'l'r neurone. 4 Anthem—«write Lord Illeignetll”-i . .. Schliecker Response—”Give Ear. 0 Lord"- ...................... Schnecker Ottertory-“i heard the voice or . Jesus say" ..... ..... Gilchrist Postinde-uillegro iron: Flhalato'hth .‘3 Piano Forte 'i‘rio . . . . ........ Haydn . EVENING. Prelude—~-Olterioire in F ....... Read Anthemw‘l‘ho Strain llpraised. .ilucii RespOnsew-"Comiort the soul oi Thy ...s.....- son.- Grace Baptist Church, Rev. L. G. Nichols. pastor ~~~~~ Sunday services: Sunday school at 3:30 p. in. Devotional meeting at 7.15. Sermon at 7:45. Special reylvai meetings will begin Sunday. continu- ing throughout the week. All are wel- come. ' EPI8COPAL. Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector; E. J. Sims. organist and choirmssier—li‘ourth Sunday after Epiphany. 8 a. m.. celebration of the Holy Communion? 10:30 ii. in. morning pruyer and sermon; l2 m.. Bible classes and Sunday school; 7:30 p. m.. evening service and sermon by the Rev. Samuel 11. Bishop, general sercretary or the Ainerlcan- institute for Work Among the Negroes oi" the South. Tuesday The annual birthday party of the parish will be held. invitations have been sent outta all families on the rector's list, and it is hoped that every tamlly lndhe parish has re- ceived one. it any have been over- looked, please come. this birthday ”party the best one we have ever had. At 8:15 p. in. sharp. an” entertainment consisting or music, and after the entertainment there will be ti social time and refreshments will be served. All members of the parish “earned it) attend. Wednesday—3:30 p. at. Junior Anx- iliary to the Board at Missions. R p. in. rally of modular Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. at St. Johns Church. Bridgeport Members of Trinity Chapter and their friends will leave the South Norwalk station for Bridgeport at 7:10 p. m Tbtlrsdnyw’l: 45 p. m.. (llrls' Friendly Seeiety. Friday—«7:15 p. m.. choir rehearsal. ...“.— ‘The Parish of “St. Paul's Church. Rev. Lonisii. Howell, rectorwilourth. Sunday otter the Epiphany. 7:30 a. rn..‘llely Communion. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer and litany a'nd ser. men: 12 111.. Sunday school. 3 p. m.. Sunday school at St. Andrew‘s Mis- sion. Winnlpauk. 7:30 p. m.. choral wensong and sermon. ‘ Tuesday-«8 p. m.. Girls' Friendly Society. Wednesday—4 Guild lit the chapel rooms. Knights at Washington.‘ Friday—«Feast oi tbei’urliication of the Blessed Virgin hisry. 7:80 a. m.. Holy Communion. 9 a. m.. 'morning prayer and Holy Communion. 5 p; m.. evening prayer. Bruce Church. the Rev. .1. Benton Werner. rectorw~The Fourth Sunday alter the Epiphany. The celebration of the: Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Morning: prayer and sermon at 10:30: propeller? the Rev Samuel 8. Bishop, in New York city. .Sunday school at noon. Mission Sunday school at Broad River at 8. Evening prayer and son man at 7:80: the preacher. the Rev. ”8 p. m.. i'sh. New York oily. At the celebra‘ lion at 8 o'clock. tile-Girls Friendly corporate. communion Christ Church. Rev. J. Hypkln‘ Brown, rectorwl'i‘ourth Sunday. after Epiphany. ‘l'ioly Corninunion at 8 'a. ing prayer and sermon at 11 a. in. m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE soCIETY. Christiiin' Science Society. at Nor- at 11 a. m. Subject, January 28th "Truth“ Testimony nineties, Wednem ilc each week day afternoon trom 2. 15 to 1:80. . . ...—...— vBlBLE STUDENTS. . The International Bible Students’ '1' socisuon meeting room. Grand ' erfdscltsoii's Jewelry ‘ outlay"! p.m..>study .Ages, vol- i‘ servant" ...... .....Schneclier Oftertory Solo—Light oi the ‘ World .................. Neldllngcr Postludewhiinuet ....... , ....... Aiiid Let us make h reading ,snd tableaux will commence. ' p :30 p. m..: St. Paul's Aaron C. Cohurn curate in Grace Par. ” Society or the pill-lib will make their , ‘ on: Sunday school at 10 a an; morn- . day at 8 p. in. To both services the “' ,. public is cordially and fraternaliy in vital. Reading room open to the pub- , “ neitus'l‘ This early morning notion “‘qu _ hers been duetog tesrotturth in- Bridgeport Advertisement: Bridgeport Advertisements ,I (The M. iii. itlruh (humming. Established 1857. ii Last Day of?- the January Sale ‘ TdDAY is the last chance for the various discounts on Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. J Less 20 per cent. Furniture in regular stock. goods and Billing Chairs Ardahan Rugsin sizes from 11.3 x 14.3 down. Less 10, per cent. Carpets, Oriental Rugs, certain lines of Domestic Rugs. Curtains of all kinds. Portieres, Upholsterthoods, Dining Chairs, Trunks and Bags.- A Time to Buy Odd Chairs A’ good collection of large Arm (hairs and Rockers, iii' Mahogany or Golden-Oak. Mission Oak and English‘ 011k. These Chairs are for thc most part with seats of Spanish leather or liorscliiilc, arid very suitable for library or livingroom use. ‘ Colonial Chairs, rcpi'mliicliims of old ”il(itii(‘- backs." baiiist’cr and slat- backs with ling-veil seats, all of them cx— ccllcnt copies. ” except (Slollc~\\'crniekc 5 Less 20 per cent. Pro-Inventory Sale. of Petticoats Black Tafl'etas in extra sizes.“ The silk is. a‘ good quality with a soft finish. the minutes iiot'vcry full and plainly stitched, ~ - $3. so. jersey-topped Petticoats. with salt-cu or ' bloom llounccs, liciitlic‘r- $1.25 and $2. so Wool Jersey-topped Petticoats. a low only with Sateen or licatlicrblooni flounces $2.98. . Colored Heatherblooms. old rose. green. pink. blue and red, were foriilcrly $2. 50 $1. 50, very special. Colored Messaliiics and soft taiictas desirable shades, $2 98. . Suit Rooiils. second floor. Odd Lots of Jewelry, Belts and Bags to Close Out. Brooches, Bar Pins, Cuff Pins. Rings. Necklaces. Bar- rcltcs and Beads, which have been 50c and upwards. A at 25c. Velvet and Tapestry Bags. Leather Bags and Safety l‘mkcts, which have been $1.00 to $i 50. at 75c. Flasks that have been $i .00, at 69c. Center jeuclit Section all? E m‘ with alumni} \‘I light \ ‘ VI“ ‘ ‘Q ‘ I. ‘\-“ ““”‘s\“‘“‘\‘ -‘i i‘\‘\,‘\“‘»‘ U U14! 0.. 1' d v.- -1 U '1',Uralc.1.-,-;w',-i-['1U/', After- Inventory SALE in going through our stocks” we find niany odd lots or merchandise. some slightly soiled and massed, in- volving discontinued numbers: remnants of ribbon. short lengths of laces and embroideries. in an as- torment so Varied that we could not attempt a de- . tailed” description. All to be dispdsed of at prices regardless of cost.‘ - ‘ Those visiting our store within the next; low . I, ~ ‘ days will and values or interest sud profit that can— . .A , not be duplicated. ‘ The N ”.E RYAN no. so wasiimnrou s13, . . .. BOOTH NORW ‘ it ‘3‘. . I,»— ‘00.. .Vv/d'f.’ x- I’v/au‘lwl'ala/‘j \’\fi\‘\_..W-\‘\..\j*_e‘n-.1‘\ . “Do you think eloquence is as much 1. KNOXVILLE. ~. in ledusst as it used to beg; 11:0,? “mg ,2... . . aerator Sorghum. “ own ays ‘ ‘ ‘KN‘UOXY Tenn..1sn. 2‘7 Knox pr rises m given for aviationulnd not. _ ville passed under the ooinmisslon «or lights “ oratory "—Wa shin ston min-oi governmenrshis morning when Star ~ , at itao’clock tour Mmlasioners took commented GOVERNMENT iN .ins onion on the ground all no wise . to properly publish his campaign on ._;
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