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Sale of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs Curtains and
Housefurnishings continued
,w 1.4
Blessed is the m1»;
Who walhcth not in
like ”All”! “’1 S“ We invite your attentl nV t VV
V .wlckccl . *Ta pcatry 811194.014: 110111 10‘ 91143». '
Nor standeth In the ‘. j V V '4“ '
why or sinners.' At the end of each season we like to close out what a». 4
N0). 5mm in the scat Vrncéns of our Carpet and Rug Stools We have made prices 4
0 oit. ,, “ _ .,
M the ”0mm‘ . Short Length Melange 10‘ to 20 yard regular price 25c: to
”"Pmm'l‘l' ‘ 500. Salchclcw»............‘..........Iocpcryd
‘ ‘ Fihcr' Mnttings, regular price 350.; Sale Price 25c
Short Length (111 Cloth. Sale Price .4. 2‘5 per cent (1150011111;
Short Length Linoltums. Sole ,‘I’1‘Vicc 25 per cent. dissount 4‘
Prit'c $1.00 Sale Price . 5651:.
Wool Fibre Rugs, 9 ‘1»: 12. ,~ ‘
Regular Price $1000. Sale Price '$7.5o
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 9 x 12. _
Regular Price $12 50 Sale Price $10.00
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9 x 12.
. »u'
10% Discount -'
V on the following:
Carpets, '- , , 44
gRugs». Mailings,
“ Curtains. 0“? Cloth, V
Dining Chair's,
Bathroom Fixtures, ,
Gas 31nd Blue' '141 amc Stoves
Firclcss Cookers,
"Step Ladders, Ironing Tulllcs, ,
Vacuum Cleaners,
I Stock Patterns 111 China, ,
i all Prices 911 Rugs..
yards. .4 Regular
20% Discount
on the f9llowing:
Arduhnu hugs,
Refrigerators» over $15.00,
Ilinncr Sets, .
Englisln I‘th'l'ICII, German and
“ American Fancy. China,
'I ahl‘c Silvclwurc,
[Ampsfl’ottcry and Brass W are,
Table "Dmnasks, Napkins and
Fancy Linens, ‘
'l‘ablc , and Kitchen» Cutlery,
METHODIST. . 111.1401}! Communion.» 9'V40 Ca. in.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chlldrcus service. 10: 30 a. 111. Holy
, urch, Rev. S. P. Falrhaulis, pastor. Communion and sermon
unday morning the Communion“
V 108 will he observed preceded by
“prior sermon by the pastor. A gnod
Wm 01 music will he rendered by
fire choir. The Sunday VV'scheon .V ‘will
‘eét at the usual hour. 12 m.“ The
Epworth League will hold another out»
' doom meeting at Cell Pasture
,Beach at 5 p. m led by the pastor.
Wt Sunday9 meeting was very en»
droning in attendance and interest
manifested and we ask for your pray-
era and cooperatiou in tomorrow's
- rvice; The eveningpreachlng sex»
‘vice all 7:30. This will be the last sari
‘ivice before the pastor goes away on .
his vacation. A lsrge attendance and
spiritual least are anticipated
Monday evening, 8 p. m.——The Ep-
worth League. monthly business meet-
., Thursday, 7. ill 1). m.——The regular
church prayer meeting will be led by
111113.] Hawkins 4. .:
wh-
_ Knight 1ti'eet A. M E Church, 'Rev.
J.‘ H. Holden pastor—Services will be
' ,ns usUuLV: Preaching at 11 a 1111.,
subject, Peace Be Within Thy Walls:
and Fresnel 11y Willhln Thy Palaces '
"sunday school will convene lib-12: 30
,Any children who do not attend any
other school are cordially invited to
. come. Christian Endeavor from 7 to
.33. p.111. lPraVuehlu‘ srvlcé 111,11 1V1
‘pi.S‘11b:lect' Tlio T31 W111 4
As this is the first Sunday in the
- V'inonth, t-hc herds Supper wl ill be adv
ministered 1o the pastor after the
.asérmon 11.1 night. It is hoped that
.all the members of the church will
‘ meet their poster In this service.
All {Hands are kindly inv‘ned to
come and loin ‘lu the communion? The
Vchoh will he on hand Sunday night
and will tender approvrln‘te must-.0
V Tuesday night class meeting as 11115
ml. Members are requested to at-
‘ 'V4Vtenrl their class meeting weekly ‘
couench'nomL.
80th 'Norwalk Congregational
Church Rev John Stapletoh, pastor.“—
The pastor will preach
. Inornlug at 10: 30 oclock There will
.he no Sunday school session. The
(Baptist and Congregational Christian' 1
--‘Mdeavor Societies will meet in Joint
Vcession at ll: 30 o'clock in this church.
4‘ “‘ VBAPTIST.
4 Baptist Church, South Nerwnlk—
The pastor. Rev B. G. Hartley. will
preach at both services tomorrow. The
Sacrament of Holy Communion will
be administered 411:; the pastor at the
Vclosc of the morning service. The Bl-
Ihle school will meet at 12:15 11. m.
in the chnpel.
The young people’s service will be
, held at 6:30-11 m In the chapel.
011 Monday evening the Junior En»
"dearer will meet at the usual hour.
The prayer meeting will be hetht
7:15 p. in. Thursday. the ouster lead
8‘.
rvices tomorrow
South Norwslu Baptist Church mu»
Ilcdl program is 1111 follows. morning:
1111111111», I Heard the Voice of Jesus
._ flay .....,1......Gilhh1‘ist
a
”Re- use: Lord’s Prayer .‘40‘ foot
V 1011' Dream or Galileo. Morrison 1‘
Evening.
V themsearnotve. .....V...su.u
‘ spouse: After the some; '
0111, Solo, Spirit of God .
' Neldlln‘
I Immanuel Church,A
tomorrow “
The quartette will sing at 00th "
Tuesdo‘y. 7: 30 p m. ~VB‘uslnesa meet-
111g of the Woman' 11 Guild in the Pur-
1011 Hall
The children's servloe ls Intended
for the children of the Sunday school.
and will take the place at the regular
Sunday school sesalon, Will parents
please interest th‘echlldren in this 801- V
vice and assist. the rector?
The rector is 1100' 0111111: 'vacutlon ,
and has left his address with the sen
ior warden of thchhurch, D. W. Ray-
mond, and if necessary will be glad to
Regular Price $1500 Sale PricelV .. .V . . . . . . . .
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 -
Regular Price $17 50. Sale Price
'1 apestrv Brussels Rugs, 9x12.
Regular Price $17. 50. 5111‘s Pricé .
Axminslcr 1111.1». 9 x 12.4
Regular PriCc $2000. Sale Price
Axminstcr Rugs, 3 x 4.
Rt‘gl‘lial‘ Price $2509. I Sale Price $21.50
Rag Carpet Rugs, all sizes, at Sale Prices.
In addition to these 10w prices we give S. and 1-1.
Green Trading Stamps to all who wish them.
1»
return to town at ‘nny time to admin» .
ister to any desiring him.
The services during August will be
conducted by the Rev B F Root" of'
Animals; Conn As
Mr, Root gave such sstlzsfaotirV‘m litsl‘.‘
Bunim£1,we are. glad to have him with
ins again 0
Christ Church Rev. J' llypklns
A Dickerman 81 Son
South Nor-walk
84 Washington Street, V V
We give 8&1! Green Trading Stamps
VBrown, 1'ector_——'\‘inth Sunday utter L
I Trinity .msun‘dap school at 9: 30 11.111
[Holy Communion and sermon at 10: 30
u m. Evening prayer and sermon MV
7 '30 13.11].
._..
St. Paul's Church. Rev. Louis. ‘B.
Howell, leclor.~—Ninth Sunday after
T1inlty:.——7 30 u. m Holy Qommuniou.
9: 45 14.111. Morning prayer. 10: 80 Va.
111. Holy communion and sermon.
7 .30 11.01., 011016111 evensong. ,
Next Tuesdar» is the Feast of the’
Transfiguration. .The' 'écrvlcés will lid“
at the usual holy day hours, 9 a. 111...
111110 a p in
There is no sermon at the 81111qu
evening service. The Church 111 open
071er day and all day for private may
or hurl meditation. All are cordially
invited. especially summer residents 4
and 1 letters
l
Grace munch R917. ,1 Benton Worn»
err rector. »w—Ninth Sunday after Trio.
Vltlf—Jl‘he first celebration of the Holy.
Communion at 8 oclock the Second
celebration of the Holy Communion
and semen at 10:30. No service in
1119 event g. The rector is back from
his vacatl n and will officials at both
services in the morning.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian 52 icncc Society, 0! Not-
nulkw—chular Sunday service at the
leading room. Masonic building. at 11
11. 1119. Subject Augilst 4 “Love.'
Testimony meeting. Wednesday at 8
p in. To 00th services the public is
j'cordlhlls and fraternal-1y invited. Rend-
l11g room open to the public each
week day niterncn 11mm 2: 15 to
4.30.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
nlr services. V
Sunday at 11 u. m. Holiness meet:
ing ‘ , - .. 1
Sunday 111, 3 p. 111. Sunday school.
Sunday at 7: V30 11.11:. Open air 90114
dice. ' ~
Sudd'uy st 8 1‘1. 111.4.Ilevival service.
’l‘uesdd‘y and Frldoyl- n 8 111.
A cordial welcome to 111] 4
Captain and Mrs. E .l‘ Porto 1m
Envoy Mrs. Powlcr ' ’iil ‘
Saturday at 7130 and 8 11.111. Open ,
Puhlic mum». every night (exec )t V
1
charged with liitoxlcsticn has been
continued indefinitely.
VVvV
, ‘Thé electric street lamp catch on
3th 1111013111 South Main street the
scene of the accident to Harry Eagle,
1133 been mad as 11 11190111111011
against ole accident
411'» 111111111 picnic of the South Nor»
Vunlk Baptist Sundriy School will be
held at 41701011 Point on next Tuesday.
The littlé people will
point in the morning {10111 the church.
The Rev. W. P. Knapp and, wife.
missionaries from Africa, and voryiu— .
tcrestlng speakers, Will give addresses
at the twilight service at Foster “park.
Belle I-,sland tomorrow evening at 7V 0’V
clock
The Put Hose boys and their friends'
enjoyed a very successful dance last
evening at Dorlona Point at Noah’s
Pavilion. The Altair we.» ‘11. huppy one "
null largely utteddod.
rs. luruished the music
~8v‘ec' s orchest.
Uznlr, 111111131211 with
breach of the peacé '
day afternoon in the.
end of the Town Court
on were iuund guilty and were dined
41111 91111 0113111 each which til
, 111119019114» MdggIe Swirls: I
start ‘lcr the V
The prison» ‘
Thé‘thell;
informed
Man is
the Man .7
Who is A
Respected
He~~Reuds
1.411»?
Sehtinel " A
.. $12.50
‘. . . . .7. $14.51)
$14.59 1,
$17.50
'Phone 4‘46
Value $62.50
jValue $59-25
‘\7 alue $26. 50
'Lincn TOW els, ~>
~Gardcn Hose,
Vice C1 cam 14leczcrs,
Brooms
I runks
MATTRESSES cs APPROVED, 'Kmns.‘ '
‘ “Kapok,” the fiVueVSllk Floss of the Java Island. purely clean.
resilient, light in weight and easy to handle No doubt the most»
satisfactory matcnal from whichn Mattress Vcould he made. Regu—
lar price $14.00, at T
’ $10. 75. :pcc1 11 sale price
A cholx' is the best and only substitute for curled hair, and
is much cleaner. V 1
Elatsic Felt Mattresses, full size. regular price $11.50,
$8 00 special
Cotton Mattresses, full size, special at $5 25
Sizes 3—0 3 6 and 4-0 in proportion.
Uphostered Springs, hvorschah tops 1101111 $14.75,
$11 50 sale price.
DININGROOM SUITE 0F GOLDEN OAK. V
Btiffet with sxvcll‘front, claw 11ml hall feet.
shelf,
Three pieces,
China Cabinet two sections with mirror back, one glass
‘ and Serving I‘ablc, regular price $132 50.
, 1 4 ' $196.005ale price.
"‘ i i ‘ 001.1911 Oak Buffets.
\ nine $4800
Valuc $36.00
Value V $64.00
, Value $20.00
for $35.00
{Org $07.00
for $52.20
for $15.00
for $50.00
Vim: $.47 40
101' $40. 00‘
fun $19.50
I V - Oak China cabinets.
Value $56.00
Value $42.50 '
Value $20.00
, Value $17.50
for $40.00"
for $28.00
forV $16.00
for $34.00
for $15.00
« for $14.00
Value $53.50 ‘
' Value $35.00
Value $21.50
William and Mary Fumed Oak. China Cabinet, two sections
with‘mlrror hack. very handsome, was$58.50,‘ ‘
' - - for $38 .50
LCVJWBOYS AND CHESTS QF DRAWERS.
Very handsome specimens of Colonial Mahogany.
,for ‘ $43.60
for $48.60
for $34.40
' Fourth Floor.
Valuc 1954 50,
'4' Value $607 5
Vaughn-so
'for $41.00;
for $38.40
for $35.80
\ aluo $51. 25
Value $4800
Value $44.75
\Ynshtubs. Clothes. Wringcrs,
Boilers and Baskets,
Kitchenwam of many kinds,
and Bags.
WASH DRESS, 001'-
TONS.‘
Less 10 per cent. ,
Silk .1 and Cotton Fabrics,
wOl’th 59. 50, 39 and 25 cts.
Fine Silk~str4iped Voiles.
Imported Dimitics, worth 25",
015. 4
Black and Colored Ratines.
Anderson Ginghams, in l’lairls‘
and Checks. ‘
1-
Less 20 ‘per cent. .
’A small group of distinctive " f:
Pattern Dresses of great Beauty,
Cotton Voiles worth 25 cts., at
12 1- 2 cts.
Imported Voilcs worth 59 und-
28 CtS. .
A 25 cents.
Females in 36 inch widths, 10
cents. '
Best Prints, 5 cents.
Remnants. ,
Short lengths ‘ol Lawn. Voile,
”\Iallraa Gingham, Argentine,
Shiriing, Crepe; Batiste, Poplin.
and Pongcc. .
Half-price.
Lower “OI-T.
PARASOLS. .
The Summer Stock
Reduced. ,
Attractive styles that
$2.00 31111213250,
$1 . 50.
\VCTL
Stycs that were $3.00,‘ior"
$2. 00.
'4 Styles that were $4.00,
$2. 50 and $3. 00.
Styles that were $5. 00,
$3.00 and $3.50.
An exccphonal chance,
there remain two good month'
Parasol Vwcuihcr 211111 the va 1c V,
no great.
Near Main St entrance
4.
‘ 4‘ Venus, is 1139111111: a months my
in W0 award hlls 4-1-2 H
ran 1"qu nun Wuln'n/m'fi ,4:
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