up
Dickerman 8t Son
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN
We ow: a. AND H. (mean TRADING snows.
Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standeih in the
way of sinners,
Nor sittezh in the mat
of the scorn'tul.
-——Psnlms 1: 1.
— _-
METHODIST.
l
:i’ostinde--—-Marnh in l)..Cnleh Slillllill”
i
East Avenue Methodist Eois opal;
l
EPISCOPAL.
Church, lleV'S. b. P. Fairbanks, .. llStOl‘w} ,
9:30 :1. m., class meeting, leader. Ed- Trinity Church; Rev.
- round. Trounsou. 10:30. the pustorgclllemml. rel‘tor: 19.
will preach at the morning uervice.fan‘il choir (lirtcior.
’ The subject of his sermon will be 12th Sundny utter TriultV 8 3
Tile God of Ability Miss Alberta -—Celelnation of the Holv Communion
Twlss will sing at oolo entitled The 10:30 3.11:. \lomiug prayer and so;
Mord is My Shepherd. by Samuel nton.
‘ ledle. 12 m.. The Sunday school will Wednesday. 7:4,: n-
meet as usual. 7:30 p. m.. the Rev. Bethany Guild in the guild room.
Frederick A. Coleman. pastor of 'i‘rin~ ..
fly EplBCODal Church of South Nor. lirnou Cilill‘l‘ll. illl‘ Rev. J.
walk will preach the sermon at thin .\\'orner. rot-tor. Tho 12m Sunday ni—
amice. His theme will he The tor Trinity. Tho first celebration oi"
' World's Problems and Faith in (ind. the Holy Communion ill \ o‘rlocil.
There will be musical selections 13y u Mimion Sunng School 018 .il‘nlth all
male quartet. The pastor will be in 9:00. 'l‘ho second Celebration of tho
charge of the service. iioiy Communion. and orunrhing. luy
Tuesday eveningr—Tho Epworih the rector of Christ Church, Eliot Nor-
League wll go to Compo with the walk, or 10:30,
’iNorwalk group of Epworth Leagues.
for an outing. An entertainment will‘
Frederick
Sims, organist
urniion; tho celebration of the Holy
the furnished and members urn, ro Communion ui 9:30.
quested to bring refreshments. l
Thursdaympfi 4,. In.. tho prawq.’ l‘hl'ial (‘hllrolt llov, .i. llypltin
meetingr will he in charge of tho lloV'.1 ”WWII. rector. 'i‘ho mornlluz: survive
llo will in onliltpd during tho month of Ang-
with not. lVIV't'nlng pmyor and sermon nt
Wm. Janina. of llnlln lslund.
- bring some Chriaiain worhors
lhim and a good meeting is oxpooiell. 4 7130 ii. in.
tuning the initiator-'21 vucntion whir-h’ (‘lloir l'l‘honraul Friday owning ill
will begin noxt Monduy. tho pulpit. 8 o'rluck.
will lie supplied by tho following
mam-“mm Si Pun'l ('hurrh. 'l‘woli‘th Sunday
August 17. Rev C. M. Pegg: August lVi’u-r ’l‘lluiiV 7:30 a. Vn.v-~~‘i~loly Com-
24 and 31, Howard W Bonodioi. m.ttnion lti: lillwliiornhuz prtlyor and
The mayor meetings will in: in lilluly nnVl Fibrilluli. 7:30 p. [mm-(limp
charge of Rov. Wm. Jamoo. August n! owning
14:1)1‘. Russell Morgan. August 21.1‘111'! church in upon all (lily ovary
and Rev. il‘ ll. Tronnson, August 28 titty Allure unloonw, Strnltgorn and
jvluitorn in town on: uannoiuily luvlwll
Norwnlk M ii} Chumhwln tho morn ‘
' his at 10:30 o'clock at tho Norwallt "4,4“ 5.5m...“
.Hothddiut Church. Rev. L. H. (tau-j
well will munch on the amount MST-
Changoiomt (ihriutinniy. in tho two THERAN CHURcH
mug he will zivo the mound of his Martin l... Mono. pmnor. Tltnnnunl
aorta: of August Sunday (ironing mr— Blirvllf'ii will in: hold 4“ tho 4.44m...“ in
moo. tho. lulbioot to ho 8i. i’oior’u North Main street. in 10-30 in 444.,
.Cathodrttl iii. homo. oi whirh lhnrolultnrnoon. til.» (it'lm‘k. tho oornrr
Jwill he a dourription of a high ponti- alone of tho now church building in
ion) mun. (Mar «treat, our Wool mounts will
,. .an laid with nupmgwinln oornmouioi.
4 Knight Street A. M. in. Church; Roy. ‘ The low. K. Krolzmnnn. oi Now York.
iii. daemon, plantar. will duilvor the t‘lnrmuo and the low.
Morning services. 11 a. in. Sun- Wiliium flohoouiuid. or New York. the
do: taboo! 12:30 o'clock. All null» Snail-ii imam». 'i‘ho vpuoior will lay
ATM“ who am not “loading any other tho oomemono. All the moon and
WW.
PETER‘G EVANoECVCAL LU-
, ”hoot. Earrings in tho'ovening nttt 4
jun. Mountain; by the rumor.4 1
main meeting Tollway evening» on}
mud.
in. 5mm” m1 ”43,440 Wm be Conn. Enlixn and Mn. iii J. Ferrell.
field It 31W“ nook Thursdoy, Auguot' owners in ohargo.
31‘, The 4,044” will 49”,, on hard Saturday at 7: 30 p. mwfinou air
sutmnd mm moraines.
run :Atvmltm ARMY
.Wnii street. at ll ooioelt u. at. 496m“: WM“
“22...... tum
couangagflgu‘h Sunday at ll o. mmiioilneu meet.
log in moduli Sunday at 3 1;». 1mm
{Mum at the Not-lull: Congregation Sunday whool. Sunday at 7:30 o. m.
11 ohm Namath. ru- mot-m: imam or «one. momma no.
Mallow-«Fourth Sonia. first ’mow' tel sand” It a o. min-41mm no
Mt 3. Mom vioolnthh‘oli.
Wm Without Wot-do. Op. muddy 1nd Thursday to 7280 um.
if. .._.......... A. autumn—Open or Wicca on amet- Water
A.‘ Muriug (.‘onslrul'tlou (Io. ......
m.~-Mot>tin§z or.
iioulou
\l'ednesdtu'wl‘onst of the Transmit:
Thorn will in! no Harmon lit the th~
«haul are invited to unite with the Mods oi the parish urn invitod to.
main: room Monorail: mains. all:
Va. in. Solution; Aug. 10th. 8th To».
timony meeting Wednesday at 8 lil-
m. To sooth aervicol tho While in
cordially and Internally invited.
Reading room open to tho outillc «on
woolodny afternoon from 3:45 to 4. 30;
Slililiiil. FIBE E .
RIDE RBOEPTED
(Continued 1mm um pate.)
Dr. Thomas F. Clune reported on the
teacher? committee as to tho‘lliring ol
Principal Pratt. at tho Cantor school.
'l‘hia'matter was diagnosed vol-y fully
and a number of ugumento come
forth.
miiioo had made a. berth for Mr. Prntt
, hormone the members of tho hoard in
Unit district didn’t dare to do anything
olse. That's why he was opposed to
Mr. l’rntt getting $1,500. .
Ur. Trolley said that they did dare
,to. and Mr. McMahon came back with
;“that they did i‘car them and he knew
.it." Dr. Clune took it up at this point
‘ttntl told the board he wusn'l interest-4
ietl in the matter or the man, but no
4mm talking for justice.
The meeting was called to order by
fVicevChnirmun Harry Rider, who act-
ed its chairlnnu in the absence at no
thur ‘C. Wheeler. Secretary Wilfred
liodu‘ell called the roll and the busi-
ness followed.
‘ Mr. llodweil road the report of the
.liro encnpo committee. which. on mo-
tion. was voted act-opted.
. The report is as follows:
' Norwulk (loud. Aug. ‘3, 1913.
Gentlemen: ,
' Your (-omlnilteo bugs to report thut
the following bids were received for
the iron work for tire escapes:
James ll! Tower iron Works.
i‘roV idonco .................. $6, I 50‘
Sluudtnd Mtg. CtunpnnV
port .
:Adelhurst iron Works, New No
l V'en
‘uarttoro Iron Works. Hartford
1' or the curpontry and muuon
and pointing:
4W. ii. McMahon .............. $2.2M
”S. il. Wilson . . 1,430
2,300
Your committee respectfully recom-
Emontiu the adoption ol' the plan and
Bridge~
ii .381
7,200
5.887
VV'orit
m.'mlllt:ll by the Hartford iron Works.
null (lino that the hit! of the Hartford
iron \Vul‘kil, nmouutiug to $5,957.50. be
mounted.
lloapuctiully suhmitlod.
HARRY RilliDlt.
lliCRllEli'i‘ (J. HOLLARU.
W. litilil’ifiillu
'1‘. ll“. (LUKE.
.1. ii. i..\\\'ii[‘I-.\'C'E.
The following resolutions were oifer~
tit] and on motion voted:
Votod, That the Hurtful-d iron Works
be, and they ilortlby are, awarded tho
contract for till the iron work for tho
iiro mention to ho placed upon lqu fulv
lowing puhiis HCilOfil-‘V’ in this town. to-
l
.
i
i
.
wit... [or the sum of $5,987.50. tlrrord.
ing to tho pluun und uptioii‘itrulionu
ihorofor.
\‘olotl, 'l‘hui Hurry Rider. V'irl- :- V.l'~
mun ol‘ tht- town ut'iltiul cmmuitteo. Ma,
and hornby is. uulhorizoti and culpow‘
orod to 011ti into n contract for tho
sumo. Mill in tho nnnm of tho Town
of Norwulk.
i Votud. Tim S. ll. Wilson Do. and ho
horoby its. llWlll‘dvd tho (tilill‘l‘lilfil to?
all tho ninuun work. ourpooior work,
and nil other work and mutorlnl, uxcolit
tho iron work, rouuirud for tho croo-
tion of tho lit-o ominous upon tho t'ol-
lowing public schools in this town. in-
wit. ucourdlng to the plums and ullmli-
flrntions thoreior. tor the sum of $1,.
480.
Vototl. 'l‘hnt iiurry llldor, vica-rimir-
mun of tho town uolVool committed. in».
and ho ii! hereby. nuthoridnd and our
poworoti to ontor into n contract to?
tho some for and in tho numu of tho
Town of Norwnlit.
A potitlon from tho rouidontu of tin:
llrooimidu unhool diuirict to appoint
M’ro. i’rutwott jnulwr of the llrooiulido
school. tin motion it, won voted in no
point it committoo oi’ throo to involut-
unto this titulinr and report ul. tho Violet
morning. Tho oommiltun urn John. i".
MoMnhou. George A. Steven” and Wit“
linm Mnocimlaor.
Bills of variants dopurlmonto ”and dim;
’trlnta wore read and ordered paid.
Superintondonl 1er C. Chapman of?
't’orod tho following report:
That the animals of Not-walk will
26, 1914.
4 This on motion mu voted.
Mr. Chapman recommended that tho
aloud on rollers.
Homing wanton for tho two Will
in open at 8:30 o'clock in the morning
and close at 12 o'clock. 'i'iiu “modal
union to open it 1: it) o'clock and
did" at 2:10 o’olmit. tilting an hour
and ion minimum lot ditto». .
On motion it no voted in» on. be
3
John F. hit-Million said that the com-1
dim momma plum dud nonunion
um tor pluiiibind: with to ho dono in .
the W4 Nurwolk whom. but they
coat morn than tho, hazard of estimate
had womilfluwd.
building committee with newer two to
' udonuing road the order
tor the schools. which
"was accepted...
lDr. Tracey naked tho moetlug why
and what. right the building committee
had not to advertise for Dido tor conl
uuthorizodrthozu to do no? The ruling
of the ohairwnn that the vote of tho '
hoard. as a‘Whoie. til the int-it meeting,
nuporéedod any ruling or the oommio
too. ’l‘ho‘bl‘nidlug committee at their
meeting voted to refer the muttor
hack to the hoard with the understand-
ing that cool be secured in tho usuul .
way. A outdoor of members at tho
bot't'rtl discounted tho mutter and 0. ill.
Daniels gold to divide up With the cool
dealers and giro them all a chance.
Mr. McMahon wnu oi the opinion
that tho ooul should no purchased in
the usual wuy. L
On motion it. won V'oted titut tho
'committoo of each district ptlrcitutie itu
owu‘ cool on usuui. The vote on thin
mutter ol’ the last meeting wan ro-
ucinded. “
iOn motion it who voted that the
Iliezu for jtmitor of the. llrond River
‘ school ho included and retained in the
report.
it who on motion V'otud Limit the (tour
' lnittoo on buildings, in: to tho retaining
of juuitm'a. lie tit-rooted.
4 The present janitor of
school was reappointed.
On motion it VV'uu voted that the pur‘
chasing of until he lvl‘l to tho present
4 building committee.
it was.- V'otod on motion that $100 or:
paid tho iinrlft: 'ti iron Works for tho.
piunu and specifications for their lira
4 escape.
' Thomnu it‘. (.‘lnno reported on touch-
ors' committee and ubont u. movliug
they lllld held, At tho inml'ng llmy
llzui, nu ilr. (‘Yiuxln [‘i‘l'itil'it‘li, ill'l’otl Mr.
l”rntt,i’o:‘i.inl:oln, ("oncol'ti and Next-
town schools. at. n Siillil‘)‘ oi $1.ll)(i. All
the committee did not know if Mr.
Pratt would tit-oi pl. tho position. no rt:-
commendation ms Inside. Superin-
tendent. Cliopma. wrote to Mr. Fruit.
in Nortlmmplml Moon. and gave him
the offer and terms. Mr. Pratt Wrote
buck and Viv-«opted tho position. but
hoped that no might get $1.500. and
left it to lilo subromlnittou on lunch.
vru to olunin it or try lo.
0n a motion slot) more was to be
united lln- norm} of ostimnto for the
salary oi‘ Sir. i'rutl. but no notion Wm:
tnhon.
At this time Mr. McMahon unit] that
ho could not not: why u mun uhouiti do
the name work for H.100. and put an-
othor mun in to do it for $1,500. null he
0119er in motion that the sub't'omuill-
too look for n $l.liu0 man for the pool.
tion. 'i‘hie motion was declared out oi’
ordur hr tilt: (-hnirnnm null alto? homo
lll‘?i_‘lllltillill .llr. -.\l-l.\lnhon inform] the
motion audio. but it Willi :lgnln litloiar
oil out mi order by tho {'ililii'.
lir. 'l‘ruooy intuit: u lnoilon it won
mind to rotor tho hiring of M‘l‘. Pl'ntt
to tho nVVlV-tonrhoru' colnlnittou with
powor.
the High
Mr. ilodwoll look no the discussion.
and sold that ho could not sou why
one man not $l.lotl and for the some
work put nnothor mun in for $1,500.
Mr. MrMnhon ulno took to tho tlisruo
uion up thorn null for u nilort limo then:
wax u iloniod linitio raging ill. the
meeting. iio hold that tho people
didn't tluro lulu: .‘Vir. i’rutt out and
thnt in why u north is being made for
him. not! hoouuoo the tiiatriot wanted
him they didn‘t dam to Luke 11an out.
Dr. 'i‘l'uuuy until that they did durn
nntl that. tin-y wurun't afraid and Mr.
McMahon fluid: “You don't dnro op-
uouo them."
‘lir. liluno unitl thut ho had no lntnr-
out in tho mutter. only he wuutod to
one iuutlcn noun. Ho unolto of hits rein
litution und humanly nod told Mr. Mn-
lllVVhon that his Wall on good on Mr.
'McMulmn'n. and Mr. MllMaiwfl until
you. and his won nnd alwuyu will he”
,an good no in. liiluno'n. At this, tho into
do word» oudod and 'Mr. McMahon
i model a motion, and it. won voltsd, that
4 tho unlury or the blncoln. Concord and
éNuwlown annual. for this position. not
exceed 81,100.,
(in motion it mus wind that the
dance committal; be omnowored to
.4. 50 Water strum. South Not-walk upon daptombar 8th and close Juno (shun how one diatriot'a ins! and n»
cldontul manuals to pay tho bills or
the urinals district». ‘
Suwmtonddnt. Chapman reported
and Wflhillfitt‘m seventh and eighth grades of the tint. tho mm may undo. A. Ken-
lawn ml: of Nat-wan: change than soo-
nedy had resigned, and he had filled
tho vmnncy mid hold undo the w,-
poiiatmmto. On motion it. was voiod
that thin action bo milled.
W
m m flu on ml: at and
m violin-mm um i
“M of W Wot:
“m
f-Vi'
On motion it won .
votod omit the matter be referred to ’
in the newspapeia, whom the board hull "
surmount: m
“V.
0n Saturdays at 9 o’.clock
4‘.
WWW
‘AuguSt Sale of House Furniture
Keep in Mind the Special
Less.w 20 per cent.
Discounts :in Departments.
Ardahan Rugs. Furniture, Trunks and Bags. China
Dinner 'Sets. Silverware and Glass, Refrigerators over
$15.00. and most lines of Kitchen and Laundry Furnish-
lugs.
Less 10 per cent.
(urncts. Rugs. linoloum. Matting and all Floor ("tw—
wings. llillnclu' (lit? in Stork
lil.tr,-,thl.~' Lulltl) Héilnliilltk‘
antl liinitnr (ll tits.
Patients litulsprcnlls :lllti
willow lzllol's "up to $45.00.
Disaounts in other Departments.
Less 20 per cent. on Jewelry. Leather Goods. Real
and Imitation Shell Hair Ornaments Silver Toilet Arti-
cles Mesh and Bead Bags.
Dining Room Furniture
Colonial Quarterod Oak Suites.
thina l'zViViutl. [liflllt VVilll ,4
in" table. out nlunh lnir up (1
$1 95. 00
in bullet,
Vllcll 1th Sift l‘uithnsiou surv—
itvo HilltLlldlIS Value $243.73
Stile} l‘litzo.
plows
Separate Golden Oak Bullets.
Values S2800 iVVr‘o 22.40
\alno Sum“) fill Slggl).
\dlutS 459.25 for S4; .40.
Value Stxun) for 854.80.
\V'nlul: $44.00 for $35.20.
Value $37 75 for $10. 20
\ :ii'. to Slim) im S2lV, 4o
\ niut 23.50 tor $2l.2o.
Separate MahOgany Buficts.
\ttltlt‘ $48 50 fVVl’S Shim
\—illlll“‘ $47.25 for $37.80.
\ aluc $72.:m it.. $574..
Bed Room Furniture, Forest Green Oak
Dressers.
$1500 for Sumo.
12;?5 [m $804)
Value
Valui-
Jardinieres
Sh 50 for $5. 30.
$‘V.t‘lt) itVr S4 30
Value 39.50 for $;tVlV
Ytilnt- 3175 lot $4 43,
\ illllt‘ H.233 itll Si 00
\nluo will ltll' flit.
Value 50c for 404‘.
Value
\':1lur
Chiffonicrs.
\nl or Si. 4m for $0.00.
\ :Vlut Sillit) flu Sim.
1 north Floor.
in the Sale
\ Zillll $15.00 for $12.00.
Value $20.00 for $10.00.
\‘nluc— $25.00 for Mom.
\‘nlur $0.00 for $4.8m.
\‘nllni $5.04) for $4.0t‘i.
Value $4.50 for $34.41».
Value $3.50 for $2.80.
jardiniers with Pedestals.
\ffl I I. i i'
\X’l‘llv
\ol in“
.4ur for 3.32
35C for .230.
30¢ for 24“.
Umbrella Stands .Vi
lions.
:lilt'dslirc llt‘hiL’liS .‘lt
\ .lluciB loo hu' .4 .
\lliut S2 50 no .00.
‘Cnluc $2 on for Slim
l... L4
1‘1} ’1';
l'l‘tlllC’
sumo
lusemont.
in tlic
i
l
The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o 'clock.
..
bummrr Petticoats
Of the Styles that art: Wanted.
Another lot of ‘Nhltc Sate-on
Petticoats, tin; correct style to
wear un'icr narrow shirts. ,‘i‘VVo
.‘motlt‘ls.
Al: 98c, n ai'lnigllt skirt, sllg'ill'
"iy Clii'l'Cll up it either Sltll‘ lo titt- ,
(Ulilllltit‘l lit" i
l
l
l
l
'isll at the bottom.
flue stop and "Vuw
lulltlrl Vllill bully Silltlltii till] 1-
od bands. 44
At SI. 50, the some t4lntlilv of
' sateen Willi a scant floutn‘t‘tl fiu~
Neither of
illl:.~'t‘ nunlrls in l‘runszpurmi.
“Klosiit” Messaliues
A very satisfactory Petticoat «Vi
emit mcwsnline. lilting perfectly
at waist and hips bornllsr it has
the inV‘Cl‘lt'li V at the 1:"er Willi an
elastic belt. The “no Hf l‘lllllf’h‘
is cxicuunvc, Ctlrist‘. illlill-t‘l‘t‘l',
t.’iii(’i'1il(l~ rust‘. VV'lllc. million pink,
("st'zlngl' iiiill the other indillmzliVlt‘
Siliillcs that give .1 cm4llvtli~il
slvlc when worn with :i \lnn‘mi
.skirt.
$5.00
Soft Tafi’etas of rcllniVlr quality
at $2.98
Suit, RUUllJHSi‘Ctllll} l’iml'.
Colored Lawn
Drassiug Svaues.
\l‘l'y (liliilly styles \Vllit'h \\'L'i'l,‘
Slot). $1.25 nml $1.50. nun-Ltd to
close out at
39c. 50c. 69c and SL25
Almong the assortment a low
White Lawn Sacques.
Clearance of
Fine Colored Voiles
Batisies. Ratines and Linens.
Remnants. z to 8 yards. half-
price.
Robe Dresses. less do per cent.
Many of the exclusive Summer
Cations at the some t't‘tiut'tions.
.\'l.ilt~ 7'“. Vur.
“"3 YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PA
PER CALL UP WESTERN
UNION."
m
All of The Sentinel city nun
writers who miss tholr paper can .
how a copy sent. them by unliormod : '
messenger iy culling the outorn lluwn j
Telegraph office 7 o'clock.
Do not nuillo your complaint until
about 6:15 o'clock, thou cull tho Want. 4
nm Union direct, not the South Nor,
walk Evening Bunllnnl.
Union will mud n mounounnr out
promptly at 6:30 in answer to much
complaints on have come in by that
limo.
At 7 o'clock a second trio will in-
mode by tho minimum-r delivering all .
[Valium whero compluiuta intro home
in rim”: still). Mini 7 o'clock no fur
thor doiivorios wtll be made that
night.
in making complaints to the Wool-
orn union give your name. that in the
uubnorlbern name on wall Mi the
nit-(Vet number. and the ’i‘olusmnit {30.
will turn over all complaint: to the
circulation department hm thins
next morning. General annotation~
concerning lmxulur delivery or our
thing 91min condition with your new ‘
moor aubuoribarulmuld ho phoned to
tho oircuintiin domrtmmt or the
South Namath Evening Sentinel at
49” at until].
The new Dorrie: will start; into or
{mini and the subscriber: who my
him any complaint: as to the novice
rendered by the Tolalmph do. will
cantor 4.. favor on the downturn- in
ammonium direct with the circuit
tut: 6.le a: the noun: limit
~mtn¢ Sentinel ,
,Vix
Tho Wanton: .
"Fashion"
hoslory.
when something um um
k Hosiery
Viol-Baron that tolm't‘tl stockings tire in Violin» thia
union and that Emerald gratin in tho rrnl SMART uhnliu in Mill
We had the iorenight to plow it big ndvnnt't- ordvr o'V
”158 anrtloulnr rotor Micro the sirllm ili't'ill'i‘fld in tho niik mils
and wo am prepared to meet nli Vlmnnndu tit 50¢ u only.
Our lino llli‘lildtfi hoilotropo, pink. ally. nlio, uumlo. V'V'tl. an')’.
pottrl may. ohampnuno null ilmiml, no will no white and black.
so you urn sure or finding whnt you want horn.
TMNEme.
as wanton-row or.
ELimTflwAL
. SUFPMII
Electric Wiring ior Light and Power
We are «loan mod: do aloud your Electrical trunnion. largo or
omit A phouo all will bring o tonal: man. Try us next time
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
ILlGTRlld‘Mul con-macro".
now: an.
‘Wflh immoo oooooolzv
RED out.
ouv BATTERIEO
new“ optimal
Norwalk Chronicler