7 I will
, METHODIST.
11191, 11131111111111 chm-cu. South Nor-
Alb—The pastor, the Rev. John E.
iter, will be present ut‘lboth ser-
vices- At the morning service the
111111.. Dr. Duntou, president at 1311111111
verulty. will speak, and the com-
iiany oi oolred singers, known’ the
unity over us the Clnilln University
_' Jnlbilee Singers, will, render a almoinl
, musical program. in the evening the
If," pastor will preach. this being his loot
sermon before the vacation period. At
the close of the regular night service
I . a brief after meetin will be held and
the sacrum-exit of the Lord‘s Supper
be administered. Thé music
I ijil be as follows: ‘
Morning.
Prellltlewlhelllde in E Minor. {110111
3:.19011atu Opus 119 .............. 5.,1
,1 Joseph Rheinlier ger
I Offerto1‘v--—Qere11ude ....... Schubert
I VI? The Clut’lin University Jubilee Sing
or... have. charge (it the root of the
whimsical service in the morning.
Evening.
‘ . Prelutie—antcrmezzo in B major, fromV
Sonata 011us llii .' ..... ltheinherlter'
Anthem-#011119 linto Me, by
Lansing.
. Cont ralto Solo-«Hold Thou My Hand,
I111 Mru.Coral31igs. '
1 I
' Postludoemui‘cln Re’ll‘glo‘sp. trout 80-
1111111 0111111 119 ..... Rheinbefger
Music
Churn
at thoNorwnlu Methodist
h' for the day:
. Morning.
,‘Prelu111e-iuupromptu . . . . Schnecltcr
VQuurtct~To Deum in C Dreesler
1 'Quaricthii-e Good Shepherd
llurri
Postlude in C ....... Smart
Evening.
Prelude in C ................ Toms
iiur
A. S. Gibson
' 'Quuz‘tet-mifrouuing the ......
31111111110 Solov‘Scleclcd.
Rostlluie in l“ ............. Guliniunt
‘ anst A‘vruuc Mi—ilmdidt Episcopal
Church, Rev. 8. l“. Fairbanks,1:1ust01‘1~
1'Ti1e- Sunday services will ho as usual
except the Epworih League meeting.
The pastor will preach both morning
:and evening 11:11] 1111:» choir render 11p-
. proprinte nzuuicnl selections. The
"3111111111; school will comment 12 111.
“Any children; who do not attend on-
other school are cordially invited to
Iioiu this one. The h‘owmth League
1111]“ hold an outdoor meeting at ( Hi
I ‘Easlure Hench at 5 11. 1‘11.ii' the weath-
, is favorable. The pastor will lend
"tbs meeting and a large attendance is
“Expected. li' stormy 11111111111111,» will
' ,lbe in the church at 6:30. Everybody
1 ginvited to attendant] make the
muting a soccer. ' I
' ‘Monday oVoniuzw‘l‘ho
boot Board will hold its
thng in the church parlor.
"Wednesday ovenitthTh-o Ladles’
Aid society will have 1111 Experience
. claim the homool’ him. A. N. Pod-
dock. on Marlow avenue. Tho. driven
noes of the ladies. how thoy'curncd
hcir‘dollai‘u. will the intorumracd with
c and rctrcchmontu will he corv-
, A cordial invitation is extended
' oil to com nod have a good time.
11131111114117: is o. in. The mayor
Sunday
monthly
I; "will be held in the church as _
Encounter wil be iuyciiam
‘Bosiiudewb‘ugue «in E major. 8111121th
011113 1113 ....... ‘ ...... Rlicin‘bergei 1.
A wt
. . 1‘1»
. .
I ‘Blessed is the man
who 111111111111 not. in.
tho conduct of the
wicked,
Nor stundeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor 1111111111 in theflseat
I of tho ecoru'tul.
isalms '1': I.
.1
a...“ Mm...“ ..
day. 1
There will be a lawn fete given on
1101' the auspices of. the Willing Workr
91‘s on Tuesday night, August lst, at
the residence 011‘ Deacon Taylor. No.
’4 Bailey street. There will be a 11111-
sic recital toVeulivcu the occasion. lie;
treahments‘ served.
.11
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church. Rev.
Ernest F, McGregor, Ph. D., postal“.—
lilorning worship at 10:30, with
preaching by the pastor. Subject
The Great Discovery. The other rogir
1111' services of the church. will be
omitted during the summer, but more
will be a preaching sorv ice on Sunday
mornings‘ The pulpit will be sup-plied
during August as follmvsi “
Miguel. 401411912112 1‘} \‘ioolwormth
TH}, Tougnioo, Misc.
August Hill—Rel. Grove I". i'llkins,
Cleveland, Ohio.
ell, Splingfield Muss
-ugust L’Sthm-nltei Henry S. liar-
num, 11.11.. Cunstmrtlmple, ‘l‘urker.
M11911: at Nornnlk Congregational
Clmich 1111110110111
Morning.
i-‘reludcmPrelude to Fugue
t
i Minor
Qiiurtettev-Come, Holy Spirit
H. Millard
..........
50 31111110 Solo.
Responsewo Lord, lime Mercy ..
Alex. S. Gibson
Quurict~0 For 11 CloSer \lalk With
“.1111 ................ Adinu Gelbol
Postiudc~liurche Numialo,
»i .............. F. do in Tombelle
No evening service. I
BAPTI ST.
The music at the South Norunlk
L’nptint Chmcb tomorrow will he It:
follows:
Morning. 1 ‘ ‘
An‘ bcm-0h Come ict Us Sing L
' Como
to.» ;1onse—»-l..01‘1l‘s Prayer . . . Chant
mimicry—«Father Thy Chlldhren How
llci‘ore Thee Bullivnu-Droxslor
Afternoon.
Anthcmanri‘y With Mo Barnes
losuonuc~nbide With hie .. Gabriel
Oi‘fol‘tm'y, solo 11111 Lend Kindly Light”
Howler
”Mm“...
Uruce llaptiut (111111111. (Vb-«J. Sebreu,
A. it ll, Tin, nautorw-Suudny, it 'a
111., preaching. subject, Worldly Cures:
12:31) .11. 111,, Sunday school; evening.
7:471 11. in. sermon to the Order or
.‘uintJuike. Subject, The Grout Phy-
sician. All are welcome.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rcotori‘lt’dwni‘d .1. Sims, or-
guniot and choir director; eighth Sun
day after Trinity—~8 a. 111.. Holy Coni-
munion; 9:40 a. 1111., children’s service;
man. The ohildr'e'n'o‘ service is in-
tended llor the children of the Sun-
duy school. and will tulle the place or
the regular .sunday school reunion.
Will 51311111111: 'plounalntoreut the child
ran in thin service and nuclei the rec-
tor? ..
’l'u‘eadtywnl‘ternou and
lawn {etc on church grounds.
The rector le‘hvefl town for his va-
11111111 on 111111 Wednelidny.
111111111 his nddroa with tho 11111111 our.
evening.
10:30 11. 1111., morning prayer and new,
Viuoruing prayer and {sermon at 10130
in 111.‘ . evening nrurcr'u‘ud sermon at
August 281h~ile11 Charles N. Luv-17: 30 p.111.
, \l'ushlngton'nnd Water streets; Sun
in I)»:
.i<.‘ Mendelssohngsundfiy Ht 3 11. n1.. Sunday schoolu
’ Sunday
Oil 3'3. no ,1vuli1‘7ltegniar Similar senior. 111 the
He will .
in m.
:hulf are the big ones, with the
”111179111:th
teeli W well and
could III“
1. ouch tired matings. ~‘
‘ side! ached,1
build“ trauble 11w-
fuily bud. and Icould
‘II‘ headaches, too. and
tor told me to go to a hou‘pitul. I did
not like that idea very well, so. When i,
saw your advancement in a. paper, I
wrote to you for advice, and have done on
you told me. I have taken Lydia E.
i’inkham' 11 Vegetable Com {1011 nd and
Liver Pills, and now I have my health. j
“ If sick and ailing women would only 1
know enough to take yourn1ed1r1ne,tbey
would etrelief ',’~Mrs.BliN.1.I‘l. ‘irnus .
3111111, Itoute6 18.611 18, Upper bundusky, .1
bio. 1
If you have mysterious pains, irrogu
lerity. backache, extreme nervousness,
inflammation, ulceration or displace-
ment, zlon' t wait too long. but try Lyxlig'
E. Pinkham’ 8 Vegetable Compound now.
For thirty years LydiaE.Pinl1ham’r.
Vegetable Compound. made. from root»
and herbs, has clean the standard remedy
for female illu, and such unquestionable .
testimony on the above proves the vain:
of this famous remedy and should give
every one confidence. .
August thoIIrecior 131 t'hewjiurishflwill
nguiu. take the services himself,
J.
Chi'iut?‘ Church Rev. liypkln
Brown, recwtor eighth Sunday after
Tri11l11‘~1--1Su11dny school at 9:30 o. 111.; ,
SALVATION AR MY.
Saturday 111 7:80 11. n1. open Elli
SETVICQ, linhu-ckemo l-lotci Saturday
ut B 131. n1....0lieu air service, corneri
tiny 111 11 11-111... holiness meeting;
at 7:130 11. 111., open air ser-
vice; 81111111113111 8 1). n1.. rcvivul ser-
vice. Don't €01ch the poor child
"licn5 outing Wednesday, July flint.
Lv -_....... ..
i
(1111113111111 SCIENCE socmrv. 1
Christian Science Societv. of Nor-I
licndiug morn, Masonic building at it
Subjeu‘f. July 5133. "l‘1'."uth Ten-s .
tiniony meeting. \\ educudux 111 S p 111.
To both solvicoa the public is cordial-
ly Vnnd irttte'ruully imitod. Reading:
room 111111111 to the public curb woekl
do}: ufter'nodn lrtun ‘3. l 1 to 1:1 Lid.
Mww-m— 1
MIISBIIIlIl BIIIIIIIII
.mmw n...-
j
AbOut one— —ti1i1‘d of the first half oil
the Job brood is 11117, the Other two
thirds will call this evening and by
Sunday evening the second half will
drop in and 111113: awhile. Tbiu second
long
glmlet. You know them, they also vis-
ited for uwiillo in him and June. They
in cool? 1011 do not remember tho big
ones, sit on the piuzun on Sunday even
“lawman cubscrlbc.
AWN—m”...
9.9.91.3 Mama: Comparison
A man in Connecticut recently adv
vortiaed tor a wile “whose blilbanfl
must have been electrocuted or
hanged no that she may be prevented
from rental-hint; what (1‘ fine follow her
that. 11111111111111 had been."
Writing Ind filling.
“Your output 01‘ allot-ion ll not
lam“ "No i produce! only two a
your." l‘irtho ’work oi writing than
no very dimctilti" "No lt'a tho work
at nailing them."-biuvoilnd Pinto
motor, , 1
h
Hunt. flatly nu mum mu».
' rue 11min, “cordial to iconoclu:
1111 «momma. 111 _ ‘ '
adoption. buying 111.11
in E k
111111111Sandurlty,0hio.—-“'l‘hreeyeara _ ' I
mil: drug 1
myself along I had .‘ ‘
-‘ my back uchecl. my“ ‘V
.‘ noteutmaleep. Iliad .
became almoatnjner- . .
vouswt‘eck. Myglw ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ A , ' tDickerman * ’81 ‘ 8011
We give 8&1! Grse:I:1Ih’II:::lIivnI:kStauips
. Editox Sentinel:
it Va trial
At 251:. 50c, $1.110.
84 Washingtdu Street,
V ‘
31111111111
READERS”. *
V
IEWS
The Sentinel trill be pleased to re~
celve letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to-the-polnt communication.I
11s a general proposition, carries more
weight and conviction than a length}
one in which the argument is not
concentrated lie do most emphatic-
oily suggest br'.e1ity Loogdviuiled ur-
tlcles, we have obsened are the lust
to be rend. and are many times 111 old-
ed altogether.
.WM
STEALINGV PUBLIC WATER.
'ihe inspector oi the cit1 public wn
tor 11115111111 while on his evening trip
through lllt‘ citv last night about 9
o‘clock, “as uttructod b1 the 111111111 ol‘
running “liter no be housed in one o!
the lulw line lesldences on \\ cat
street Going: into’the yard be dis
covered a nprlnkler nicely fastened on
suppmts in :1 clump of elirnbbcry 11ndI
the 11111111 111111 plulllil; in‘o the bushes
and suriounding lawn at full swing
\V'bcthci the sprinkler had been pluc
ed with the intent 01.1‘emnining all
night is 11 question? Pnsscrs by sold
that it was running beiore 1'1 o‘clock,
land it bud been going continuously;
since.
The llOlllS governing the 1111s or
sprinklers 1111111 13 to S :1 m. and."
In 111., but not to be used over thrcdI
1101113 in 111111 one day. That this rule
of the city water department is indiu-
criminutcly violated through the city
I l l l i it Il 1111 ll. 1‘3 1111 parent on every hand The only,
:1 wave to to 0 our; 11 11 an i it 11 'legltininto solution {or such "11115311211
sinus in water motels. it is justly
due every consumer of the public wa-
ter to have tholr supply motored to
them and thereby not. be compelled
1to 11111‘ for what others waste or steal.
'I‘l‘e city electrical works tried the
experiment of doing tbusinuauc «by flut-
rwtc charges, but the misuse of the
privilege by some patrons noon drove;
the plant to the verge of ruin and me-
ters ware installed Since the udop‘.
tion of motor: the works have proven
doubly unocunsiul. '
WVWM
. «111-1110» 1.1 ammo.
Goethe traukly 111111110111qu that
he and much 11! hi: bat Work to
dream. "'1 he obieoti." no main.
“which 111111 1111111111151; my attention
during the day often 11111111111111 at
11111111 in connected 1311111111111. 011 mn-
111:. a new communion, or a. p0
of ono‘ I had already continual.
“Buster Brown
This Hose is 11112111 for Men, Women and Children. Give
Lo'dies $1111 Hose
ih‘o. federal government U tiesl sorts that it has boon our good rcrtuue to gone
The Unitcdstntes civil servicemm- l'i mum this season
mission announces on examination on U Several tine groups 1111] be offered 111111011011; at less
August "1, at Boston, New York, Phil- ii than regular price.
11del1l1iu 11nd Chicngo, to secure cligi COLORED DRESSING SACQUES. in 11 largo variety of
hints from which idyllic 1‘91 titicatton I,“ neat patterns, nt.......... ............... 251: oaéh
to 1111 two vuouncléu n cw 1111111 111111 59 comm-:1: Alto wHI‘ré. unassmo auctions. regular
[tun at Philadelphia. in the position 011' UV prices ode to 750, ............ .. ........ .. . .. 451:.
inspector of hats in the quartz-union 1'". WHITE AND COLORED DREGGiNfl. SAGQUES, llreiiily
tern department at large, at $100 a i" trimmed with 111111 Vni. lace and silk ribbon. rouuglm‘
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
MARKED FOR A HASTY CLEARANCE.
‘ 1 Ginghum and ChambrayV‘ Dresses for littlc girls,
just tlickind to begin-1 school u‘itl1,,a11cl wcur through
curly fall before it Igoiu cold. l-“orngcs 3. 4 and 5
years, undo small group for 7 and 8.
Forum prices $1 so 111111 $1. 75, pretty stylus 2qu
.58.
“well 111111111,
95¢ to c lilac. out
A secondlmc,i01111cr 1113171: $1. 25, at 75¢.
White Duck Dreiser. and little Dutch Frocks,
trimmed with rod and blue. 5111111: embroidered in cross
stitch, for ages 4, 5 (.1111 (1 yours.for111cr priCC $1.50,
' 75¢. 3 1
Colored Dresses, an odd lot. (lilicrent puttcrns and
sizes. of good quality lawn and gingham. made in at—
tractive cl hildiuh fashions, which have been from $2.00
to $5. 00, now marked II
$1. 25 and $1 89.
White Pique Rooter Coats, ulliV‘htlv soiled from the
counter, SI. 00.
I llihone 4411
I!" l,l
(1
‘ Second 110111110111.
CALL FOR 5101361?th invert iM~
PROVEM‘E-NT.
SPECIAL P. N. consTETs, $1.00.
medium
latest
contractor. HaveIUntll ‘3 P. 1M. Aug. .
not 12, To Put in Figures. "
Specifications are out. for ,work to
be dome ”for the iiilpioveinent of the
Coouctlcut itivol' ‘below Hartford and
bids will be received at the Mike oi
the United States engineer at New
"London until 3 1,1. 111. August 12. The
specifications call luriucipully for let:
ty and revetment work involving a to-
tnl oi 7979,920 tons of stone. The main
points where the work wlilxbe done
are as follows:
bust,
' cut.
Made filter the regular $2.021 model,
lmrgl1ips,fo11rhusc supporters... the very
Sizes 18 to51:1inclusive."‘i
$1. on sale price.
I HOUSEKEEPING NECESSITIES.
Sani-Flush, a now chemical compound for cleaning
_ null disinfccting closcl 11.51.11... It lnIcnsy to use. because
when added to the water it mnkcs :1 cleaning solution
that rcmovcs all discolorations \vitlioui laborious scrulr
(flay Bunk Bur, two and 01113.11an ‘ ‘ . .. L; .
mugs below 1111mm” where 371111 11991 lung. or touching the bowl with 1l1c Iliiliilb. -am»
3 ' l ’ ’ 1‘ . I - V
is to be protected. The upper and l‘lusll does not llljul‘t the surface of any bowl, but
IOWF banks are to he grlldt‘d and 1‘8- makes it white and clean us new. We have not hadit
vetted with rip—rap stone fror a dis-
tance of 1,200 loot.
Prose; Burn Bur. seven miles below
Hartford, where. about 7,000 feet of
bank in to be protected and 2,000 feet
\‘01‘12I111ng, but receive. 111a11y01‘1icrs for it, because one
person using it quickly tolls another. for it is :1 good
thing. l-‘ricc per can, with slip-top, 20 cts.
“Sure Catch for" files, \Vill‘l’iilltt‘fl to hold them, 5
to be graded, Seven spur dyiies nreV Gen“. . 1 .
aIaffix;liIiIIthfifrrfIbank pmwmh,' ’ Wax Paper for 11141111111 pituic lunches. 36 ft, 5
. 1 (. ‘ .v . - I
of 3111110 feet is called for. Two rlpro‘o cents. .
idlkfis ore to be constructed and tor Paper Plates for 111c1111‘ 1151‘. 11h“. 01 .25 platen, 10
I“ distance 0‘ 200" “’9‘ a series (”I llast‘lllt‘llt l11r11i5hi11g Store.
sucl pile spur letties urc to he pill 111.
Score Shoal, sevcu milcs below \iid ‘
'tileiou‘n whore it louviludlnal imin»[I
lug dvlic‘. 50th foot ion; in to be con--
utructod. The banks will also he r-Vin'
moped at this point.
'lhe government uill cum the work,
out by day labor with engineers on '1
pcrviniug it The present spur ificu '
lions call for no dredging work 3111‘; i I.
iiculiona for the work 111111 be seen 111 5V:
the United Sintcu Euginccrs‘ 1111-11-11th
1‘
I
cents.
@1112 E iii. limit (11111111111111.-
/a;lu,u~l
\‘K‘
lice, No. 42 Church street, New Hove-11..
“W“
Exceptional Values
in Dressing Sacques
well
iNSPECTORS ‘OF HATS.
“Opportunities for Norwaikera in (luv-I‘I
ernmcnt Poaltlonc
Many .\01'wnlk men uhoul d be able
to fill all the raquiromeuts oi‘ tour po‘
ultionc that are to be filled ohm-1L1 byl I!
i
' We are showing, 111111111 iuicrcutlng values in
u1adc,e\cellent lilting Dressing Sucqucs.
The styleu me till vur,icd culliolv new and the .“.»1i11
wI1;'!ar Q'JV‘J'Irtz
\‘\‘\- C“\ ‘
to clone . . . .
prices from $1. 25 lo S2110:
The N. E. RYAN C0.
86' WASHINGTQN GT" COUTH NDRWALK .
month each; employment to last no
prunimumly 513‘ months in connection
with recent contracts l'oi‘ huts. and
vacancies in both 111111011111 11111! ner-
mnueui .uoultiona requiring similar
,qnaliiicutlonu all they may occur. 11111 to
gloss it is found in the interest of the “1
Inervioe to till such vucunciou by 134111“ . .1. -‘
statement. umnr or promotion. ‘; , ”M ..,»-.-mm.
Mun only will 1111 admitted to thin ~‘uu m... . .1. ..,. w... ..1-
examination. Applicants moat show -
that they have had practicui exocr- .
lunch in the manuinctur‘o oi 11m. and -
that their have a. 1111111111112. of tho that
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