much! In?“ was m.
' mums. Aunt I. ~15: an: a
[fill Cl . mind may mm In amt m:
» e osing ay 0 ur .......... ,
mussels. Auxuet I - The mum-l
Al m has tuned us “out ll‘olfi
__ In: to six per cent, . i
BERLIN. August l.——The bank me'
01 the imperial Bank of Germany was
rum-d today to‘six per cent,
AMSTERDAM, August l.«The bank
. . . . ' rate of the Netherlands has been in-
Is Your Opportunity for Economtcle Buying, We Mention W“ {701" 4 1-2 ‘0 .. w W
a Few ITEMS l ADVERTISED LETTERS.
3 South NOrwalk.
Mrs lion-us lluttetfield (‘lossolL
GARMENTS_ PIECE GOODS. UNDERWEAR. HOBlERY_ 5 Frank End'slv
Ladies' Wags“ Samples. Apron Ginghams. Children's Pants. Ladies‘ Black Hose. l Guldner J‘aImS’ '66 Clenwood AVE
50c. Regular price $1.00. 5c. Regular price 8c. the. Value 35c. . 6e. Value 10c. ‘ MI” “I (fifflifw‘ “mu. me Home.
740' Values to $1.25 Dress thghams. ClIIldrens Unton Suits. Ladies’ Black and White Hose. John llatrts. :Shorc llxtIeu lnu.
Ladies’ House Dresses. 8c. Regular price 12 1’26' 15c. Value 256' 9c. Value 15c. A‘ ‘Mhmson’ a KMSM Place. .
_ ' 10c. Value to 18¢. Ladies’ Vests. Ladies' Silk LN; Hos: . M” J' ”- “mum‘- care MM“
50‘“ “99““ Pm" “00' F'uured BatIste. 15c. Value 25c. ' “3‘51"?“ “”0“-
SEC. Value to $2‘DO' 6c. Regular price 104:. Ladies’ Union Suits. 17"; ' Value 25a. 1 MTE- J- H- 50111130“, General Deliv-
Children’s Dresses. Printed Foulards. 25c. Value éOc. LadtCS Long Whtte Gloves. 911V-
35c. Regular price 500. 8c. Value 1542. Combination Suits. 49c. 24:. Value 35c. Oscttr Johnson. Meadow St.
69c. Regular price $1.00. Colored Plisse. Long and Short Skirts, 49c. LadieS’ White silk Gloves. , Miss Isabel Kellenbach.
White DresseS, 50c to $2.49. 10c. Value to 19¢. Circular and Plain Drawers, 49c. 49c. Value 25c. l, J. ll). Keenan.
I ("ltxtviI-s Lulluutillirr
’ l l‘ltzlt'les llllllliil“.
. i .iliss Ann-4s Malone
} Mrs t'urrie Munro ‘.’. ltnttnontl St
A ch erman an on Nattional Rpminity (o. _
j . - Mrs. George “(lylllulitl’ linst .\'or-
i . - twalh.
? 84 Washington St. Telephone 446 South Norwalk ; <1"??er-
, .. .. o ‘ I , ttIseIIIP g
1, Pony Contest Votes. AW Green Trading Stamps I M... We Rm-
1 ‘ i A. Sounders, lt‘I llnnforti Plat-e.
f. ______,__,. .- - . .. W i' Jnmii Walker.
I. 11* .
Suits
Your choice of any Suit ...
Wash Dresses
Our remaining stock of Wash Dresses will be sold at HALF PRICE.
$7.49
.I....I..
;
M. 'Moltasch 81 Son
Main Store—210' Atlantic 8L, st-mtoI-d.
120 Washington St.
SPECIALS
Shredded Wheat, 3 pkgs.,
21c
Grape Nuts, 2 pkgm,
23c
24 cor-rates. smear.
EAST NORWALK.
1
GranulatedVSugar' 5 lb!"
23c
Soda Crackers, 2 lbs.,
150
A. STULL
tilessod is the nun
who wnlhetlt not in”
~ - the nouns» .9: the
..,.wiclted,..-
Nor standeth in the
way a. sinners. A'
Not Isittoth dutho seat
at the soot-Inn}. .
‘wrsatmatz 1.-
‘ Ineeling.
L‘
~end Tritithxi‘h"«Pt-Iaho 61:
South Norwnlk; Ensign and Mrs. l’er-
rett. in (‘llill‘gt’i Sergeant
'l‘urldugztnn, assistant-«Saturday 8 p.
In.‘ free. and easy. ii a. III., holiness
:i p. ”1., company «meeting.
i‘t'\'l\lll service. Sister Esth-
l’I' YtIriIIIin, of midst-port, will spunk
:It this service. Sister Yttrhnlu is it
oont‘ertml Juwess and will relate some
of the experiences in connection with
her conversion. it will he remember-
ed that this sister spoke in the Army
Hall a tow \I'eelts ttgo. All are invit—
i'd to attend his uhove services.
———-——--
(ifllt‘t‘l‘s
F. p. In._
Saint Paul's Parish; eighth Sunday
after Trinity—717m It. m.’ Iioiy (‘ont-
nIIIIIlon; 9:45 a. m., morning prayer;
10:30 a. m.‘ Holy Communion: 7:30
p. In, evening prayer.
All people are welcome to the ser-
vices, and strangers and visitors in
town are especially invited to attend.
Thot‘efisrno sermon at theejetnng ser-
vice during; the summer. The church
is opn,ali day every guy in the year
for private pent-er and meditation.
”Envelopes Will he found in“ the
John Stttpleton «ill be the preacher.
.Alr. Smpieton will have change of the
liaptist Church for the nnxt six weeks
in union services with the Cettprcga-‘
tinnni Church
Monday, 8 p III «Moonlight sail utt-
der the auspiws of the linptiSL Broth-
erhood. it is to he understood that,
this is a community soil. The «iii-l
hens and their “lugs and children are
invited. We desire to correct the llll‘
pression that this is being conducted
for men only. Music and refreshments
will he provided.
Thursday 7:45 p, m.~--l‘nlon prayer
meeting at the t‘onrregationnl Church.
Leader, Rev. .lOllll Stupieton.
Grace Baptist Church, Rev. G. .1. So
hree, B. TIL. [piston—Services Sun-
day: 11 u. m.. preaching: subject:
“Thu Pleasures of Sin." 12:30, Sat)-
bath school. 7:t'~ p nI.. praise ser-
vice; led by Chart. Wilson 8 p. In.,
sermon; subject: "1" ..e~ Living Re-
deemer;" the Lord‘s supper adminis-
tered: offering; benediction.
P. 'S.——Our annual Sunday school
l
pews on Sunday for the use of those
who wish to contribufia toward the
missionary apportionment of the. par
lsh. for the completion of which it is
Christ Church,“ East
eighth Sunday after 'I‘rinit
ing prayer and sermon at 10: ‘30 a. In.
Sunday school at noon. Evening pray
or and sermon’ at 7: 30 p. In. Choir
reltenrsul Friday evening at 7: 15 The
Rev, it. K. Dooley, of Leavenworth
Kansas, uho is to the the supply at
(truce (‘htuclt- during August will
also‘ltnve the evening services at
Christ Church. All of Mr. Pooley' a
friends, 118 well as all friends and par-
ishioners_ are cordially invited.
y~Morn-
Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector; Rev. liettjnmin F‘.
Root, pf Ansot‘tia. supply: eighth
Sunday after Trinity—49: 30 e In. Holy
(‘o rumuuion. 10: _30 a. In. Holy Com-
munion and senrnon. 7: 45 1 m. Tues-
day, monthly mattressmoeting ot the
Woman’s Guild in f the l’nrish ' Hull.
‘1
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
‘ Church, Rov. S P. Fairbanks, pasta.
—9: so a: .m-' Feltoyvphlpmeettng; reg-
:lpr leader, Edmund 'Trounson. 10:30
‘ m‘.1, Comtttuhl’on service and recep-
don of members “with the pastor in
charge. 12 to. Sunday school hour for
Bible study; Dr. Russell Morten. su-
perhttendent. i: 30 ‘p. In. Epworth
league prayer meeting on the person-
age lswn’; lender, Rev. 5. P; Fair-
hunks; subiect'“. “A gong of‘Poniteneo
319. I: 30
p. m”._. pinching settles. The subject.
' of the pastors sergt'todf will be "The
Great Inheritance! Special mtisic by
the choirs .. , ,
Thur-atlas. 7: 8.0 p In" the mid-Woes
buyer: meeting will no hold as Item.
The no. Ilium sate-s. «Irwin;
.».wtntuunodmootmcw
wommwntmmmtumtm
.tttewtlee. ._ .; .
ithe Hour Square.
lioin us. »
necessary to have about fifty dollars.I
\‘orwalk; l““k"hflm. Duslnl~ he,
-tatthe
Q‘leeflmtholthecltyMll’It
outing will be In Rye lit-Itch. next
Thursday. (arts leave at it .t m. from
i
William 1!.
Thomas, pastor emeritus. will preach
morning senior. The church
lwill be closed cvoninrs until the sec-
loud Sunday in Septomlwr. The 'l‘ues-
Eday and 'l‘ltursdtty owning meetings
‘! will be merged. The organ selections
will be as foliow:s
ll’relude~l.aruhctto from the OIer-
.turo to "Bereniro" ............ Handel
i :Oti'ortory—Nloderuto ........ Rotting
Postiude-Maruh ............. l‘ctralt
Norualk M, E. ChtII'.-lI~—.\lII.I‘.o:
Morning.
PY(‘.'iltlt‘--MOlflllnit Son;
................. t‘. \l'. l’cmco
Qttrtote'l‘he Etttth is the] Lorri s
..L.Ines
Soprano and .‘l‘lto lIIII-t—JJno Sheet
ly So‘emn Thought ...... Ambrose
Postlude—Mnrch in i) . (‘Itieo Simper
» Evening.
Prelttde~lntprotnptu ..... G. Merltel
Quartet—«Holy Art Thou
.Rutr‘tiei‘Klngsmill
Tenor Solo—Only Waiting
.J W.
Quarteb-‘Bott Floating on the Air
......... F. W. Root
Pustlude—Offertoire in C Minor
Jules thson
.-.- ..... . .........
fl...-o.a,--..
.n..--'....
IOO'IIOUC‘Ie-ouu
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH;
and Harvey streets, Rev G. M 'Teeple
school 12 (in; Junior Loyal Workers'
meeting, 3: 30 p m.. Loyal Workers
noting. 6:15 1km; evening sermon
7.730 mm '
. _thd4week pntyar and testimony
loading fluid», 7: 45 p.11). '
-ii—-—-——--_,-——-—-——-—
Am TODERAII. TRAIN. 77;,
BRISTOL. July 31.-—Ler:e stoned
was W on thé railroad m In
All are uelcotne to!l
l
First I‘ll F. CiIur-,th liev. William ill
Shit-law *
ZAdvent Christian Church, Van Zunt ; ‘1
pastor—dint! hour of prayer 10 a. m... ~
Holy Communion. 10:30 a In.; Sunday
ll. Daniel Webster,
M rs. Wl II II to Wood II'tI i‘tl.
Charlie Wooters.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
The following letters tetnttin utt-
claimed at the Norwulk l‘Ost Offite for
the uek ending. August lst 1914:
Bumers, A. ll.
Blanchard. (190.. Gen. Del.
Collin, Lester. Wall St.
Foster. Miss E. Josephine.
Hope, Miss Lily. Gen. Del.
Hopper. Mrs. Augustine.
Knapp, Miss Belle, 2:35 Jane St.
Mathews, A.
nice. Miss M. G., 6 (‘hurch St.
Richert. Mrs. Marie, ti Orchard St.
Robinson, Miss Anna, 721,9 Locust
Ave.
Smith. Mr. Clark.
Tics, Mrs. L. T.'. 446 East Broadway.
Onondaga Cottage, Silver Lands.
Wilcox. Dr. Herbert.
E. S. ADAMS. P. M.
Hts AUTO"3 FAULTS.
‘ .\iI motor our set fire to the garage
and then “out ottt and struck a nian.‘
said Mr (‘huggins
“Arson and assault." exclaimed the
awyer.
"Y es. it seems to have all the tines.
About the only thing 1 can think of
in its favor is that it doesn't use pro-
funlty."—-Washington Star.
Our
crock or
RANGES
is the most complete in '30 3'-
cities. .
STAMFORD, MAGEE l
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN
Aloe Repairs .for All Rana.
l Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
11 Walt st. ” Nora-lit.
HTtiatsyotmgman Viewsmsmturef
prospects, there is just one foot that
‘ helium realises; via. The seesaw: ,
tor the systematic untagged even a
mail sum. from his weekly wage for
oils nflmydepertment it Si safe
, the or
0! interest. It
Will plane him
it! our JValit at
t is the highest
From’Every Angie; .
More needl. it this sum is deposited '
h
“WWI AUG. I. ”to
flung-1 W~u
A... '
Che DmlteadCo
Established 1857
I WMM
The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Daily,
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
Announcement of the Mid-Summer
Sale of Merchandise
Commencing Monday Morning, August third at 8:30,
Continuing to Closing Time Saturday. August 15.
llliwt‘ .It
\‘.lll
lililh‘ililit‘li u»
t l\-:.
respects front pm:
This
many
gl‘l‘at I11 Ml ,‘ilk'l't'iltilltil‘I‘
lit '.
ninth \lliililit'l' >.llt'h.
it
Furniture :Itttl llt’J‘tltxt' l’tII'IIlslIiIIp llil\t‘
‘1‘
all «lepnrtntcnts will entry ttIII't-st-I‘I't'tllI. lltrI-tulut‘t
lIIlIl futvtuusl l“""
lions, tllitl they still IIlil !It~ lml ll l_I ill the f. out 1'1ItIl<.l=It
])l'(lt‘llt‘;tli'-.' C‘I“ Iv...“ ll‘i‘ fIItillll lltlt‘ll ltl illt
try departing“?
"l
llart‘lllt‘ltl \\ll bring llx lists of (ll\ll"(il w .L’W‘ls I'll” “”5
L‘lt'itl‘illIL‘L‘. it is a tune of t'L‘HilI'iillCill lull-ring for L'.\'L’T)"
l.t‘Il_\'. .
List or {Sp ecial Discounts.
At to Per Cent. At 20 Per Cent.
(‘urpt-ts. Rugs. Matting» l‘lli‘lilllll't‘.
.\i'tlillltlll Rugs.
lt'ttnlm Llllll tings i.t‘Xl.‘t‘l>l lu—
l.lill)lt‘lllil {lllll (iii tintlis.
Curtains. l.)l‘§ll)t'l'll‘.\'. (Much
Carvers leltl L'IIlIiIlstI-ry (lestt'ut‘tusl.
l’nlirirs. .IJIIIIIeI' Stts Lillll l“‘.illt."V
Stock Patterns in anncr— t‘lIIIIn.
\I'art‘. t‘ut ltlllxs :llill' Stlwrwurc.
Lumps of tIll Ilt‘srt‘iptintt.
.Art Pottery.
l,t*:llltt't‘ ltnmls‘.
llmxs tIIItl lA‘itlllt‘l‘ Desk Stts.
Couch lltIIIIIIIIIt‘ks.
Silver ’l‘tlllk‘l .\l'llt.‘it.\‘.
Blankets and t‘utnfortuhles
Jewelry and Clocks.
'l‘tIlIlt- I‘l-t-Ih‘tzlsks and Nop-
kins in Ct‘l‘llllli lines.
Towels :tntl 'l‘r‘uvelittgz'.
Refrigerators up to $15.00.
l'ictttt'os iiiltl
KitclItIIIvnI‘C.
Fancy Linens.
Linen Shorts ntui
Cases.
Refrigerators above $t5.t)0.
l’illt Iw
Dress Goods, Silks, Laces and Trimmings,
Sample Hosiery, Sample Ribbed Underwear, Undermuslins,
Gloves, Jewelry, and Leather Goods.
' All at Clearance Prices.
Women‘s Waists and Negligee Gowns, :I ltlt‘gt‘ gullh
cring of birth grade garments. less 50 per cent.
Undermuslins, lull roIII the lune S tlt‘. less 25 per cent.
Children’ s and Infants‘ Dresses and Straw lltntlwcat,
broken nsmttut'ent of hue qualities, less 50 per cent.
Tailored Suits.
each.
i.
lulaut'e (If curly Stuntncr stock, $10.00.
!
Details will appear in the newspapers of Bridgeport
‘ tottlormw. but many temptingoil’t'ring‘s that people will be
glad to find \vill lltll be listed. as quantities are small.
The lit-st thing is to come ‘til'ly next Monday morning
and go through every tiqurttneut.
SOUVENIR CHINA.
“New City Hall."
New lot of Souvenir China of .
the “New City ilztll‘ 'in (lofteo ‘
Cups and Sauncers Ten Cups
..nnd Saucers, Mugs, Tea Pot
f Stands, Coke Plates, Spoon
_ Trays, lion lion Dishes, Sugar
I and t‘IenuI. louder Tut‘s anti
Banks ... ............ 25c each
SouI‘enir Steins of “Greens
Reef" and "Old Town i—"louse
15¢ each
J I Mallette "
88 Washington St.
is Tel. 4'49. 80. Nomalk.
. Mam“! 7
Vdmunsvfif. Comm Your Faithful
" “'"°‘$?s§'£"wg . .‘ Messenger
" I h ' t tele-
j’ “’va3' no Ellyn: giggly lgr‘wfatZSZr 2:1 need
{fit our line at YOUR convenience.
llllli S
and News
Store,
a sum or, nonwAt-K .
~k
——senttnol Wants era 3 outs; action
Anti helm“! I. or communi-
‘ cotton. The! a! W way at
' W m the ones who
wt
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