Our Mill-End and Summer
Extract, Sonuth Not-talk; Eur) n and
3m Ferret: officers in charge; Set-
7:30 p. ni., open air ser-
vice. At 5 p. 11.1., free and eats.
i Sunday at 10:30 a. 32., open air ser-
Clearance Sale
WILL CONTINUE THROUGH NEXT WEEK.
NOTE CHANGE IN ADV EACH DAY.
MONDAY JULY 27, FLOOR coveamos WILL HAVE FIRST
‘3 2 PLACE
CARPET RUGS.
SMALLER RUGS.
Always iieidtd. lieuer lithl't
offered so low.
Sample Rugs, 9 x 12.
Fibre Rugs. 30 x 60.
74c. Regular price $1.25.
ml,” R105: Velvet Rugs. 27 x 54.
. . a. _ M
L. $3.8. Regular price $0.00. 5124' Real value $1.58.'
. TapeStn Bussels.
$11. .98. Regular price $15.00. Axtmnister Rugs. 27 x 54.
Amlnister Rugs. $1.49. Values to ”50
$16.98. Value: to $22.50.
Axminisier R095. Axminsier Rugs. 36 x 72.
$19.98. Values to $25.00. $2.49. Values to $3.98.
Japanese and China Mattmgs.
Remnants, 5 to 20 yards.
Les5 10:; her yard. .
L4} Cabin or Rag R098.
At Sale Prices.
"w: .,
-.-"§-,t'
on. CLOTHS AND LIN‘OLEUMS.
REMNANTS LESS ONE-THIRD OF PRICE.
“('03. At 11 a. 2n. holiness meetidg
'At 25 p. lu.,
school.
company meeting, Sunday
At 4 p, m. Directory Tia» i
6:45 p. 111., Young People's Legion i
T250 3.. ill, Ulwll air. 5 p. .n. le\l\’dii
oel“~l(‘r. i
)itiudily‘Al a . 111., finial Junior.
anniiersaly. Songs and i'L‘t‘llLlliUllSi’.
‘iliSU slunhophontt .«eiewloli: including‘
four addresse by the late General Wit-é
Tiilni Booth. 1
\\-t-lilit’l,i.l)’—‘.Ai
Pheased is the man 1 p. ”J" Hand M.
. i.i. ‘ «:3 t;:l.:‘.. \ ~)_ in. Y i’ i.
uho \valketh not in l H ‘ ' t
i‘ 11:50:, .
“'8 counsel or the l'lillrmluy— At .5 z). n) SilhailOll‘
wicked, muting. All tilt ‘~\L‘ii’v.'llt’. 1
Sir slandetb in the —~——~—- '
SERViCES AT WOODWARD AVE-~
NUE TENT.
way of sinners. J
Nor sitletb in the Beat - l
. l) . , \l'txrdlvarll Alenue 'i'ilili—‘iziin i). m
0' ac t . . . .. .
I l e .0”; “ Sunday school. 1‘. (. liltliiipsilll, su-
_) . _ .. . v .
lsolms 1' 1' 1). rinitn-ient. inlil p. in. ilcauiiillé
seniors, conducted T25
Sit unrt
lite Rev. \\‘. R.‘
I
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. !
.iiwni i‘hristiun (‘illlli‘iL \‘Lin Zaill‘
-mi
BARGAINS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
A.Dickeriliaii 81 Soil
PHONE 446.
W: GIVE 3. AND H. GRE. WALK, CONN.
METHODIST.
mmnm- ) v
First liotlitlist lipisi‘opni L‘hurclt-
‘\‘.'. ll. \l’nlltxliam. pastor-«At the morn-
ing service at 10:30 a. in. the Rev. E.
,\\'. llysshe. tol‘iiierly ot‘ Rowai'ton,
now oi France, is to speak oi lilt’
work in tlnli \oulitri. This will wow
a most lniort’siUlg oct'usloil livery»
SOUTH NOEN TRADING STAMPS.
body “iii want to hear Mr. lll'sshe. l.)
the evening the Mr. Walwhun)
'give lili? last sermon in tho course on
“ ' ‘ ’ ‘ ~ “David." Viz. David and the l’uulms.
" ‘ ' "the Psalms in Human Life." This
' 4‘ .m ' tor
‘t'm'nl ot‘ ZI musical With toil: and
prayer by the pastor. the service be-
giuniug ill 7'30 and out not later than
trill}, Tho Sunday Morning (‘lass
will be in charge of Edwin Fox, meet-
ing at this. The Billie School at
12:00 o'clock, Bible Classes for till
ages, Lesson. “The Pounds and the
Tnltnts." Dcvotiotlal Meeting of tho
llpuortll LW (1:30 p.11). Suhlet‘t.
‘l."ltrisis Snuttliloatiou of Labor.
Leader. Cliu‘enct- llrowu.
Tuesday Evening Class. 7:45 p. m.,
John Groonwood. leader.
(it'licrul Cllnrrli l’l'tiytu‘ Meeting.
-TillllԤdll)' wetting. 715 p, in.
Boy Scouts. Friday. 7:09 p. in. Frank
Specials for ‘
Friday and Q Saturday
House Dresses,
Former values, 98c and $1.49 790
will.
is it sixty niinuic seI‘ViCe. taking the,
.__ our W Xand ll'irve)‘ sti't-rts, llev, (1.31. Tepplefl
li-lr‘ltlm iiLiil hour 01' “layer, iii a. 111.?
llorninv surnmn. 10:30 ti. til. Sunday:
ghoul, 1: 7n. Junior Loyal \l‘orkel‘s‘i
mulling, iizrlti p, in. 1.050! Workers'j
.i it. nl. Evening servieefi
‘7:.'-l-l p, m. ]
\iizl-ni-uk prayer and testimony
meeting, 'l'hnrstlty, 7:43 p. tn.
the ilflrlU Silhjet'i, Tiansvclrivnt
llope. This will be the last St‘fllC‘t‘
until Sk‘llll'llliwl‘ Ulil ,lilt‘ t-hurcl) brini;
closed during August for renovation
and l't‘t'itil's
lilm’til)‘: .‘3
Morning. .
l‘l‘eltitli'~Anti-unit.- ill 1" .. .l. luayhacii
(vi tilt i~~.lv—tir, 'l‘iioli .\ri Sitilniiul
................. 'l’, J. Shepard.
i't'llll‘diit Soid~—'i‘ht> Salutation 01 the
............... lt‘. Stevenson
The Lord “"Jlt‘il Ht‘l'devn
Me and Titre ...... Ait‘x. S iiiilsuu
Anthclnw- it is a Good Thing; to (live
Thanks J. Audit:
l’osthldo—-»Festival Mart-h in Will
.................... W. Futilhes
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Scieure Society—Masonic
building, 69 Wall street, Non-calls Sun.i
day school. it! a. in. ilegulur Sunday"
service. 11 a, in. Subject, July 26th.
“Truth.“ Testimony meeting Wednesi
day, 8 p. in. To both services the.
public is cordially invited. A neat
reading room is mlintained at the'
same address. Open daily from 2:15
to 4:in p m. holidays excepted.
\‘ulilsllom. . -.
EXTERMlNATtNG ARMY WORMS.
_..,_
NEW LONDON, “willow—Millions
ot‘ tll‘llly worms which threatened the
destruction ol‘ seventy acres oi ‘corn,
valued at 810.0004) on the lirani‘ord
farms owned by :reonrmodore Morton
F. Plant, at Eastern .Point. have been
virtually mtorminuted by u lurce oi
titty laborers. automobiles and auto
trucks under the till-embody: Plot. (3.
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Swedish Congregational Church, 138
\“ill Zuni St l'hurlcs J
pastor—Morning service, 10:30 ii. iii,
Sunday school, ii! in. Y. P. 8.. 'l i)
m. Evening service, 7:30 P. in.
Wilton (‘oiigregatioiml Church, Rob-
in F, item. pustormllurning scrvlre,
ll ii. in. Sunday school, i'.‘ .n. Y. P.
S. (‘ PL, “'43 p. in. Evening service.
T'ltt. (‘liurcii prayer meeting. Thurs-
.ltiy c‘vt-liini: it?) p. m. This your the
annual Sunday school pilxuit- will be
. Street Dresses
icodcllild. Scout Master,
The music tor the day will he as
follows:
held at Rotun Point on Wednesday,
July 29th. The conveyances leave
the post office at Wilton at 8:30 sharia.
All tho-«Similar school ‘lCmM‘I‘S and
H. Lawson. oi Connecticut ttgribultur-
8.1 Collego. The invasion. we noted
late Tuesday and Prof. Lainsou was
notified. He arrived at the farms Wed-
Morning.
Organ Prelude—Elevation in A Flat
...... Gullniont
Former values
holiday morning and at once inaugur-
ated war of annihilation oil the norms.
their uiitouis are cordially lnt‘ltednco
come with us.
Anthem Milieu: the Lord 0 My Soul
...... Gale
Oman Ottoman—Andante
..... ......... ..... .. Saint-Sachs
Soprano’Solo—Entrent Me Not To
Lento Thee ....... Gormod
. Mrs Hull .
Organ Posllude L: F . ....... Batiste
up to $4. 98 $1 98
Children’s Dresses
Former values. 980 to-$2.98 790
Organ Prelude—Abeudlied . . . .Flazer
Ratine Skirts, $1 10
o
{Anthem-l Will Extol Thee Costa
Long Russian Tunics
Lingerie Waists in 3 Léts i°’.‘.“.“.f’.'7‘?'.‘.“.”f.f‘.‘f':“.“.‘.° mm...‘
iDuett—My‘ Faith Looks Up to Thee
n
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110‘: ls " i ' 790 i Mrs. Hull and Miss DePIllzrzelimnn:
Lot 2. - - - 980' .“i".‘T.ill‘l‘fi‘ff.“f‘i‘?’.°.s.“..‘T‘,913.3v
:Organ Postlude in F. . Guiimour
$1.75
$1.75
210 .
' Lot 3, '- -
”silk Waist-s, z ‘ .'
”Elsie «using Hose, _:. . g."
Corset Covers and Drawers, .
.- _, 190 and 390
Bloomer DraWers, - -
HALF PRICE SALE 0N
Nor-walk Mothoflst Church—Charles
Elmore Barto, 1’). Di- Minister—Sunday
serviCes; Class Meeting at 9: 30 n m: ,
ESennou by the minister. at 10: 30.
Sunday school at noon. Epwortb
; League. service for young people‘ ‘nt
’ 6:30 to‘be addressed by the ‘Revgld.
W. Byssche of Grenoble, fiance, who
will also preach at the evening ser.
vice at 7:30 p. m. Strangers Wei
come. ' .. ‘ " ‘
. East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church—Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, mstor
r-Sunday services-9: 30 a. m., Fellow
ship mleeting; regular leader, Brother
Edmund Trounson. 10:30. Morning
‘ sermon by the pastor. 'Husld'by'tlie
choir. 12 m. .8unday-school Bible
' sfiidy hour. Subject or. lesson: “The
Talents and the Pounds." _7:30 p. m.,
Preachingurvice. Sermon by the
barrier. The public tr cordially invit-
ed to attend all at him services
Maotlhgs of the week;
meeting of the Sundayfim'hosl Beard.
“Tuesday-7mg solidity-school will
. i
will meet lit lo 11. m.
at 9 30 it in. All the members of the
,sci‘mo will be cordially welcome withi: . Writs HATiTRADE.
their friends ’ ‘ ' .
7: 30 p. m., é‘tenlug hour of worship Suit Against Knox Hot 00.. of Brook-
lSebree, B. Th
Monday, a p. in, Monthly WWW .. #1 Am welcome.
’. (Solomon, rattan—Rev.
= .' the Week beginning July 26. 7th .8qu
. Pm and Sermon.
in infill! la uwarfig.
Double ditches were dug, completely
surrounding the great corn area. in
the worst places a poisonous mash.-
consisting of bran. Paris green and
molasses was strewn. i he worms
- tackled it with avidity d in almost
llartlcy will less true than is required to write it,
service 0" the millions of the creatures had ended
BAPTIST.
lin“list null (‘oigrmatlonal Union
Servinoswl’ahtnr in churue, Rev. R
(l. Har'ilet —'l‘ho seriiros on the. cm-
lug Sunday will :0 held In the Bap-
tint Church Morning hour of worship
11 o'clock. RPY, R. C.
[much at tlic'lnorulu:
sub-’90" Th0 Blazing Altar. their destructive careers. They laid
Organ Piolndc‘i‘uuiaslu Tours 30 thickly in the ditches that they
0"“““‘"3“Pm-“" --------- Lemllgm ' could .be shoveled out like ashes from
Postlude --------------------- Stem a furnace. lu oth‘eruseptious where
Mrs. F‘. l, Smith will be the soloist
for the morninu service. The Bible
school of the (‘ougrcgutlonal Church
The Bible of
Shakespeare will no the address given
they were not sd tliitk they were kill.
ed as they tell into the trenches.
While the worms are not entirely
eliminated from the estate it is be-
lieved they are thoroughly under cou-
lby Judge Lizht to the senior members trot. Numbers of them are seen on
Of ill: school. i the golf course, where they can do lit
The Baptist llihle school will meet tie harm.
Address by Rev. ll G Hartley. Tblsi tyn, Discontinued. .
servlcé will be interesting and singing The suit brought in Brooklyn,\ ~v . Y.,
by the congroeaiion will be one 0‘ a new months ago by Robert J. Mrs--
the features of the se“\'il‘e- Farla‘nd and Charles E. Metzser, to re—
‘ The tinion braver meeting will be strain the Knox Hat Co. 1mm con-
held in the Chanel of the Blitptist animating with the E. M Knox Hat
Church. A special business meeting CO has been withdrawn. The plain-
0f “it! Baptist Church will follow. ~ tilts; who were minority stockholders
' in the Knox Hat Co.,'have agreed to
dispose of their shares to the syndi-
cate which arranged the consolidation
and will, it is stated. accept shores in
the now company in part payment. It
praise service 8 l) m. sermon, sub- was stated that the new company,
act A Wise Decision. 1 ‘ which will combine both the manufao
Wednesday evening the Y. M. (iii. curing and the selling cbrporotions at
trig giro. an entertainmente} the Knox business. will be capitalized
hur'sda‘y evening. prayer meeting. for $5. 000. 00. "
‘Gi‘qce Baptist Church, Rev. G. J.
match-11 a. m.,‘
preaching subject, Development. 12: 3d
[1- 111., Stbbnth 5011001. 7:45 p m..
EPISGOPAL
Trinity Church—Rev. Frederick; {Lu
'1‘. F. Easier
of Southport, Supply, Calcutta for ilni 5
' 0th bileuéd be-
9: so a m... Hol§‘ tore fimllaloiter Gilithi'IW'in the -
m.,’ .1 United motes lint-”lot court, in New“
Y
Wu 01!th resistive to
dare-utter. Trinity.
Commit-molt. 10:30 a
Benton womorw .
clergyman i 7th . filth .
\
«if I;- iikartou our
tion W W’w
- ‘ which a the time oorerqd the ground
Fort} —t\\ 0 inches,
i mumu I MAW '
the D. It). Read Co.
Estabiished 1557
The Store Closes at 5 p. in. Daily
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
Many Tempting Values for the
wise Shopper
lull .~ in. 4. . t ; . xi .‘1
>ilZlill‘)‘.' ii:)1*l‘:‘...-.!lvl'..~t- \ l. . ' t. w ‘
{infill} i‘ .le is lit] .. iii it i \. .1 It. ~; A) l' 'i
i‘lli Ill 51w ix fill-’i lit‘ItEij t l Elitgti' ;‘l it‘mizr tilt ~
lLtili "l ‘1‘"? 1‘ \"\lii‘ ii 31‘1" Ni? .V‘ \i) 1..t‘>l., tiling» ll itzl- i)»
tillt‘l‘.
To These Ordering by Mail.
Many of um i- .lt: in ztl't- out of tmn fut l'w lid
tit tilt sumn) ).lr 'li it ll :1) illt- mill! iti"it‘i' wrxi.‘ :snwh‘rl
lilst- ui 1m} l\ii;ii inn} iw “binned a» lulhiii} 1.5 it). 1n)
Sililiti shuttling.
All charged or paid llfil'l'ilfh'l‘s \xill ‘.»t ll lt-~:'.t . i tilt-
of Cilili‘g’t‘ i)_\' intiii. mint» m: it. {mil to
St'\'vilt_\‘~ilvt- iliiith ii Milligclwl'i. .\i1 lililtii;i\.‘\ ill k\
(Welling iti'i'litl' litiiilllis in \\ t'iglli. ul‘ ill ‘i/t‘ .‘v.\\‘.il_\'i'.\-f
liil1\ \_t,i:l‘.1
inches, it‘llgiil pills llit' girth. will lit vii‘il'.\‘i'l‘~’i it; li‘li‘i
\viilliii lilt' l'niti‘tl Stalls tt'vi’ilwi‘iws. or when: l‘ui‘wl
l‘olst rtltcs apply. “
‘Q
Fancy Summer Waists
All fancy iliottst-s anti \\';ti~ls zii‘t: lunch-ti in ruin,
According in) ii’il‘il‘ illiuiit} lllt'y llzttt- i‘t-i‘t-ilml cuts Oi
$1. 00 and $1.50 and more li'lllll rit‘inilqml wills and ii \
for a is“. digs “inn. ll ill.i\ pit k iii) .. mint ini'”: tins ii
white .tml toutttl Crepe dc Chines fancy Voiles, Chit—
fons, Messalincs and Wash Silks, l)iilll_\ Hi tin ill lit. illll"
”in ninth oi tin) lu'sl lliitllvll limiters in Now Yolk.
’i‘llt‘l‘u' {ll‘t‘ lowly t‘llt’t‘ts ll‘. iii‘lll‘i glut), linti ’L‘. lull-gri-
iiic. rivse. lilac. yin}; tint] pulc l'itll'. R llllflll sll‘illi‘s ‘lll
\‘l'lliit‘, fancy iilt‘t‘ nits in t‘t‘llliiiililii'lil \‘illil twin-s illlii
Voiics. .\ beautiful alwrllnvnt. \\'n:ntn \\lii null-.1 it.)
iiiisialic ill litivino ion- littltt li \iuisis il‘i l'ntni‘t- “ml- (is
the lt‘llt‘ lctiy is toward that style in tin ntxt \\ :lmn.
Sl-t lllli ii) -l.
White SWeaters
For Women and Misses.
\Vt'rv K‘JNJii- ‘liizliiiy. willie illlli with c )llzlrs in
blue or inn ctiinr, slightly Siliit'li ii‘tuil liillg tut tilt: t‘illlll-
ter.
llil‘. \‘
$2.00 to $6.00
For women, 3
2.00
For liiiSsL-s.
Sunshine Cream Biscuits
A delicate anti creamy square. crisp and ticlitimis to
serve with minced Cliitkcn or to inn-lit into tuitltts with
jam: .
use a pOund, extra nice.
Tailc red Suits
A small assortment only. in navy and old blue. inti-
hogan. red. Dumb and mixed weaves; very nice illitiir
ties. but of tailoring.
$5 00. $7.00 $10.
Ridiculous prices, but ill cy must go.
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llasculcilt.
SCCUIH] ill ll tl'.
Women’s Kid Gloves
Odd lot on sale Saturday morning.
:\ collection of odd line broktn sizes. ilt‘illi} :iii la
the higliri‘ grades of gloves, filint no full uSSUl'lllltlll .«i
sizes in tiny make. Those who find their right lllliiliiti
will be pleased. $1. 50. styles.
75¢ a pair.
Black Silk-Warp Poplin
A beautiful and lustrous \\ cave that full is in slii))iug_
fold» and is especially. adaptcd lip bite pltSt‘ili \l_\ii"i1
draped skirt. it is also an admirable iiiatcriul lul litixtl—
ing coats or batllig suits.
$1.50
$1.10
Black Dress Goods.
Madras Curtains
A S 1 in Cream Madras, dimensions one )‘ill‘l
wide by two and a half in length, geometric figures, Will
a border all round. Very nice for dining room or littl
room'windows where a drap erv is required that is not
transparent. Regular price Si .65, _
’ $1. 45 a pair to close out.
Forty inches.
Third flotu'fi
.. Hammocks.
Khaki color and white. front $1. 50 to $3 50.
(30001: Hartmittcks, good styles from $7.00 up.
Basement.
Norwalk Chronicler