FRIDAY, FEB. 26, 1915
3 Bible anywhere is it possible to bol-
ster up such an absurd position. The
author of Ecclesiastes himself sums
up the whole argument: This is the
conclusion of the whole matter; all}
hath been heard; tear God and keep
his commandments, for this is the
whole duty of man." The attendance
at the service last night was encour-
aging and the spirit of the meeting
. responsive. Tonight. known as Sunday
.1 school night, will again be observed as
such, and the children's choirmwhich
all through these services has proved
such a charming feature, will once-
more furnish the music.
Mrs. M. L Philips of Stamford. f is
visiting her son1 W. A. Philips, 01
; Central avenue.
1 Miss Viola Cummings of Fort street,
ifleft this afternoon for New-Tort,
where she will spend the week-end.
! Last evening in Heller’s pa)! and
{billiard parlor a game at us p 15'
l tereet was played between m”-
‘ lor, rated 115, and Earl Williams,
Ewhose rating was 90. Mr. Taylor was
l the easy victor, defeating Mr. Williams
:to the score of 115-63. The highest
frun of the evening, 17 balls, was made
:by Mr. Taylor. The playing will be
continued this evening. The complete
some follows:
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We Have Opened What Will Be 15.11;an For Years As
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The Greatest. Brass Bed Sale. liver Held l
Over 500 Brass Beds of Highest Quality Will Sell at About Halt the Regular Prices!
For several months we have been planning this sale, we interviewed one manufacturer after another, we prescntc'd to them our plan. told them of the sale Wt:
Were going ‘0 110“, and explained to them how with their co—opcration we would be able to sell a tremendous number of beds in a low weeks.
\Ve told them that if they would make the proper concessionin price, we would contract for our entire brass beds sales for twoycars.
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We even' did more than that. \Ve talked with a number of
firms in other cities and got them to make the same proposal to
the lnanufacvturer; with the combined ordersior two years from
these several firms, the total assumed such a tremendous propor—
tion that the manufacturer granted "our concession.
It is of such import-
ance that people from surrounding cities can well afford to make a
trip to this city, in order to profit by this great brass bed event.
It was at first suggested l'lztt owing to the low prices at
which these beds will be sold, that only cash sales were to bc llon-
orcd, but we frowned upon this policy, and decided to sell these
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! beds for cash or credit at the same low prices. If you wish to ,Taylee—tis. William-90.
l purchase any of these beds on credit we will adjust the terms to 11 3 .
l suit your convenience. . A . 21 e»:
i ; 33 8
l ; 40—1 14 ,
‘ Ball Top 3 75 2 . . s. ,
a e - 2,, ,
, - -lntll Pout $ 75 5' ,~
k B B d . e . . 1 33 ;
, 70—1 38 i
. f ass e S 2-inch Contlnous 5 Inch Fillers g ,0 .,
Thisia the first time in the history of the furni- P t Brass Beds . ' I 83—1 50-4
t is the massiveness of [hue beds that makes
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,g. mm bumnebs "m a Ba" To? Bed with two inch OS them such remarkable values. They are all of guar— 104 5‘
l was and one inch fine” E\er.mld "t” unwed lvauer. which Is another big polnt’in their 3 61—!
{N ’ Thv‘ above illustration shown thus b“ 1- M de- We have featured this bed in the above manner because it is unquestionably the most remarkable Brass lied fawr ‘ 111"1
i . . tail. value in this sale which means that it is the most wonderful brass bed value over advertised by any firm. The ”Fl 63
a retail selling price of this bed is less than the average store purchases them from the factory. They have large ! U D 0 .
Your credit '8 2-inch posts and heavy center tillers with guaranteed locouerlng. (188'! [s “necessary “mg ’ ’
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: Good. his Sale l R A ‘
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t L Helen Van Solver, of Springdale, tor
merly of Rowayton, is out satin utter
a severe attack of tonsilltis.
.WiIllam Ackerley is to construct an
edition to his residence in Roton alt
nue, the cost to be about 3100.
Mrs. Francis M. Jennings, of Crock-
ett street,, entertained the members
of the Lsdles' Aid Society of the M.
E. Church, this week. _
Mrs. Wesley .6. Wood, of Hickory
Bluff, is preparing to erect an addition
to her cottage, and the building lus-
‘pector'llas granted a permit for the
'work.
Friends have received postals from
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Case of Roway-
ton, The postals stated that Mr. and
Mrs. Case, who have been spending a
few weeks in Florida, have left Fort
Meyers and are on their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Shepard,
and daughter, of Bethel and Belle Is
land, will on Saturday of this Week
leave for New York and on Monday
will leave city en route for the Pa-
cific coast. Mr. and Mrs. Shepard and
daughters plan to attend the experi—
tion and incidentally visit other in
that section of the country. The party
will be gone about three months,
Attomey J. L. Rosenthel, of New
York, representing the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
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Delivers
50 miles
Free of ‘
Charge
Our Truck
Delivers
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. T" 50 miles‘
3;} . Free of
Charge
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
ADLEY
‘fladley’s Duchess?
Three Room 0mm
$9 ”12-5
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COR.BROAD t JOHN 5T5.
pauy. today sent word here that ills
tice Sturgls, of the Fifth Municipal
court. New York, had given a verdict
for the railroad company in the case
of Miss Gurley of South Norwalk. Miss
Gurl-ey came to Rowayton. last sum—
, mer, intending to board here for some
time. Her trunk was left at the west-
bound station for several days, and
. during that period the station was bur-
‘ glarized and the trunk carried out at
doors, broken open and relieved of its
contents. Miss Gurley sued for $150,
but. the justice decided the company
Hadley’s Little
Princesseififmm
$19:
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3 The members of so Agnes' Guild. of this evening unite with the East Ave-
; Christ Episcopal Church. are busy re—l nue M. E. Church in their evangelistic
, hearsing for a clever play. which is to, services. Last night these two 001136-
: be presented shortly after Easter.
l 'Miss Carrie Hendricks, twelve-yeah! 9" meetings “1 their
i old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard‘ ”-
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respective church-
Hendrlcks, of Cove avenue. is confined. .The regular sewing and business ses»
At thevmesting this evening in the
EEast Avenue M. E. Church it will be‘ Wheeler, on Rowan street. Plans were
‘decided whether the evangelistic ser- made t0: f" food ”19' which wm be
vices will be continued another wealtlhem wihm a short. time. A
,Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks, the pastor, wlmpleasant “cm hour was en-
:speak at tonight's services. loved by the members yesterday.
Local Methodists are
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Butter, 34c. lb" pure lard, 13°" 11)., , ward to the annual M. E. Conference
grocers m received their first
,2 lbs. for 26c., ketchup. 3 bottles for , which this year will be hel d in Br 00k-
'cmmm d-“m' ma' '25c- raisins 3 lb 1 25 - 30c i
new My. on Keyser: " ' 3' or °" egg" hlyurthe second weektn April. Many
and B. Pot Roast, 18c. lb. . oes .- oes ,
m L b m m place, on me last sue. shortly will, a“ 1mm“ '7“ m ' 9““ '1“'§ms tors of importance vln be consid-
, legs 0 Lem , . . l . peck, oleomargerine, 22c. lb. L flinch, .
Mr! Barnes H I, “c. to. save for New Yeti. where they willi ‘9 Fort “met Telephone 875.3 land at this meeting. which will be or
Ila! “In!“ no It m reside M. - I ‘ ' ‘conslderahle interest to local Method-
, , l - . “The regular Friday evening Lenten
so: _ for Ste-wing. 16c, lb. . .—8 cans aha news. 30c. | lsts. The pastors at Hawaii will'be
“new! seat (mu) m lb. 3 “- m .- m 30°- !”mm "m M M" "I“ "m" m .
s n ‘ in.“ mm ‘b. §M £91.qu Church. on Oregonian“ the ”w. m”. ‘1“.
i Wuhan”. ‘ Boulevard. The temporary m'n”"several item from each church
, ' ”*n. fl. 3"" F‘ m" °‘ “WWW "" ‘1’ will take part In the W'- souven-
‘ “gunmen with the m ‘ ‘ ‘ ""0"“ 1""W"l"mm Dslesstes will mm in
quidpil plant. on Bsyvlevl l ‘
use and Swedish Congregational will gm
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‘Pus-k to Boost. 120. 11).
Prime Rib Roast of Beet, 18c, lb.
' um Shoulders, 12c. lb.
“Kathe Veal Roast, 1A8c. lb. .
Still new. sign of spring—local
lgatlons held their own mid-week pray‘
to her home because of a sprained an- sion of the Women’s Auxiliary oi
, ' kle, suflered in .a recent fall. lunrlst Church was held yesterday ab,
" ' temoon at the home of Mrs. Fred M.
looking for.
Every member is urged to promptly at-l
:teud. ’
. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanhs' theology is, in: have been an experience through ' 8“.an addresses—they are m“ of in‘
{soul-sect the sermon at last eveulnslslmply portraying the experiences or;
:hetoohoocssloutoretertnsuaaony- another. Thislsnottlle vise o! luq
slam the three hundred who will st-;lnous leiter which he had resolved dun splrstion as revealed in the Bible; Hartman. Count Feb. zit—culm-
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thou. ‘
The numb-r- ot the Mm: 0hr“- clu-u no time wiihlu‘tlle nestle-line booths! uawnummu d Jain-pr at 1m: not is m an
«momma-boar.“ [Mona-t; snowman. momma-rites».
was not responsible, as she had ample
time to remove her property fromthe
depot. ' "
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The‘general association and the, at least, have no opportunity of, con-a L
board of directors of the East Nor- gratulatiou in believing his position and, I
iwalk Improvement Association will;assallable. In this connection the pas-l
,hold a joint session on Tuesday after- tor said: :My nameless correspondent! K
110011, March 2. at,2 o'cldck, at thousays: “Henry Ward Beecher "said:
home of Mrs. Edward F. Smith, 29 898'; When .men discovered that. the worldi
view avenue. The work to be present I was round, the bottom dropped out" of! At the Wilton congregational
led at the Industrial Exposition. to be}hell. Read Ecclesiastes 3:19, 20, 21. Chm}, next Sum,“
held in the Amory during March, willlHe has at our theolo beat to a
’be passed upon and committees will be: trauzle." 8 Rex. limb-bank:y then said: ; tor 2: Band}: 1:13,“: fifygubfll
confirmed by the association. Bowl-“1 care not at all what Henry Ward moo.“What Thlnlr Yegbf Christ and
branches are called to meet at ZEBeecher said. All sinners are bound Varied Replies .. At the evening 39,.
o‘clock. Another matter of interest-for hell. All the redeemed, through‘vice the subject selected is “children
which will be considered at this ses- faith in resuscnmt, are bound for”!n Many Foreign “magma Tm,
slon will be the formation of plansto; heaven. The author of Ecclesiastesf Across the 39“" This jam-e5. will
call attention to the Community He'll-Q was viewing the problem from the nu! be illustrated by the use of so!!! so
{man standpoint 3D"! from 00d- Thi'é‘benutlful colored slides. You cannot
in the 903““!!! 0' “1° “1““- R may , afford to miss one of these Sunday
y morning, the pas.
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those days, coming in for some severe which the author hsdst some previous formation, "1"] observation and
criticism as was indicated when, in the’ period passed; it may be that he was neat Interest.
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