Blessed in tho w
who walheth not in
the counsel or the
wicked. ' ,
Nor standeth in the
way or sinners. '
Nor sitteth in the seat
I of the scornful.
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METHODIST. _ f 11.
church, lpoor un
First Methodist Episcopal Fri
south 'Norwalk, H. G Gino. minist- “a?" 9 3° 3' m “0" C°mm“’“°n
' and the festival 0 fthe Transfiguration
'7'.
The services tomorrow will be in!“ Ch?!“
1~ charged the minister. 10:30 a. 111.
Holy Communion and baptism. 7:30 p.
nEvoning worship with sermon on
~'lGod of All Comfor. ’.’ Brier session
Tuesday evening at 7:45 for their
‘regular business session.
An extra emergency appeal has
been sent out. by Bishop Lines for
:be seen in "The Ru'gmaker's Dailgh-
' The Woman's Guild will meet onIter" an excellent photo play attrac-
'- WM TH;ATBE.:-,
. », Heat 11°11'11qu
2 Erick-tho warm' weather debs not
magmas: arises-oasep’lctmI
followers and the excellent bills be
in: mun at manta The-
211an Hour and Look-
woof; Hall—otthct lam audiencea
Such has been the case right along
and We to continue for solo f
time. Today’s program is one at the
matfintoresflneJhthhon in
a long while. “The Won 01 the Trans-
greasor,” a three-noel Vjiagaph
drama and other worthy pictures will
be seen. On Monday "Who Pays?“
will be continued with a Cholly Chap-
lin feature, and other good reels to
balance the hill. There will be a
number of Chaplin imitators at Lock-
wood's Hall. the "management guar-
anteeing the appearance of at least
live and expecting many more to be
present for the' public amusement.
0n the previous Chaplin night,~ many '
turned out,“ but the show was not in'
all respects what was expected.“
was however, all that was advertised
'and when the public is here told 1that
five imitators at least will be present,
5:.
be there or the. box oIfl‘lce will make
good. On Tuesday Maud AllenII.7will w
lion:
NO FILMS IN COACHES.
of the Sabbath séhdbl at 'm. Close.
‘ meeting Tuesday at 7. 45 p. In. Play-
or meeting Thursday at 7. 45. Dr. W.
B. Thomas will supply the pulpit on
1111141111111. The rector will be glad to
the same.
fifindiy, August 81in. bath morning _—'—
, ,1,» and evening , . Grace church, Rex J. Benton Wern
' . ' Mornlpg “t. 10- 30 IIer, rector. The ninth Sunday after
"' OW‘I ,Rrelqde—fimI a; [)9ng Trinity. The first. celebratioli oi; the
Holy Communion at 8 o’clgock .wthe
mm” ertory—hioderato. Bolianan
Po lids-w 2i“; in honors
at 7-‘30l-1'12'Fl'haermon at 10:30 _-lI‘he
3‘ Organ Prelude—' Eventide"? “95.195 rqztproillciales at both services..;
Iljl Organ Offertory—Melody. Hanrorth rage Baptist church. Services will
it: fill-gen: Mullah... A—fiat; mgtlbe Gcoliduclod 111112111211. James Fuller.
""" ... .Ia't _12.' 30 p :11. Evening services at 8.
Preaching at 11 a. n1. Sunday sonool'
'4‘ommunion will be served afterward.
§
:3 Norwalk M. E. church. Rev E. A.
l Bones of Bridgeport 11ill preach at‘
both services. Sunday morning claus‘All are welcome
meeting 9:30. Morning service 10: 30, ‘
I
11
4
(‘hrist (‘lllirch-«Glegor'y Boulevard,‘
'1': Sunday school 1'2 111. Epworth league . I
l devotional service (1:30. Evening se'r- East Norwalk -Rav. ,Taiiafono ‘ F'-
“:I Yiee 7. 30. Tuesday evening classl Caskey, D. D, rellor.——Nihti1 Sundav
‘ l meeting? :45. Thursday evening may. uitcl ’l‘linity. Evening prayer a'nd‘
‘4 or meeting 7: 45. Music for tilt) Sun- sermon 3‘ 7130 p.111. Th3 morning
' day morning and. evening services “Lilli? 15 0:111le
‘ will be led by the chorus choir.. . 1 - .-_.....'—
‘ ...... FIRST CHURCH or cHll'ls'r
mat Avenue \i. F. Church. Rev. 8. " SCIENTIST. .
SP. Fairbanks. pastor. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57
9:30 111.111.Fciioushileneellng inIWest avenue—The regular Sunday
the church parlor. laervlce of this church is held at 111
‘.
10: 30 a m. The Rev J. P. \l'agner:a, m.
oi Bridgeport will be lll charge of the . Subject, August 1, “Love."
morning service and preach. Wednesday evening, testimony.
12 111. Sunday school session for
1‘2 'IBible study.
“ 118:30 11. m: Tho/Emvorth League ser-
‘ lice. Subject, “A Promise of Protec-
.tlon." Leader—Mrs. C. N. Hanford.
:27 30 p'. m. Evening worship. Sermon
by the R21. .1 P. Wagner. 1
'. -,', Thursday", 1. 4'1 p.111. The mid weekt
"'1' .I'prayer ser‘vice.
meeting at 8 oclock.
.I'l‘o both these services the public
is cordially invited.
Sunday school at 9: 45 a. m.
1.11"
day, holidays eXCepted, from 2:15 to
4:30 p. m. .
All are welcome.
.—————- .
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Knight street A M E Church Rev Advent Christian (711u1ch,,v an Zuni
Henry M Shield pasmn serlice 1111'I and Harvey streets, East NorwaIk—-'
.,...
2;:
1
Ir. day in tent 011 Concord street. 11 11. ‘Rev_ G. M Teeple’ pagio!.—]0' 011 11,!
m preaching “13'30 D-I 111. Sunday n1., Half hour special pra1'cr.10:30
Holy communion. 12: 00 111..
'1. Spatial music, All are “9100“”- ‘Sunday school. ‘l: 00 p. m.. .Tunim
1 ' Lo1al Workers. 615 p. n1., Loyal
CQNGREGAT‘ONAL‘ 1Workers. 7:30 p. 111., Evening per
, South Norualk (‘ongregatlonal'monI .
.1 7'11 church. John Stapleton, minister. Thursday, '7. 45 p.111. Mid-week
"1 Public \101‘Slllp, Sundav morning atlpraver and testimom meeting.
17111100 o'clock. The pastor's sermon
"subject. will be ‘The Power of Affirms-II
11". lion."
Messiah Suedish. Lutheran church;
H. Luther Wilson, pastor.
Bib” “11001 at 10 3' m Divine services 4 11.11.1111; Ladies
- "- Tuesdav e1 enmg ats p. m Meeung‘Aid meets in the church Wednesday
of Hungarian Bible class. «'evening at 8 o‘clock on invitation of
. Woodward avenue department, Sun IMrs. Julia Anderson.
Idny schol at 3: 30 p. m.
__ 7 Evening service in the tent at 7: .SOI‘ BROOKS
11. .llr. Stapleton 11'ill preach. I
" Brookside chapel Sunday school at
.3p.m.
.' 1'4.
'.1-.
1
BROTHERS‘ NEW»
STORE.
0n the northwest corner of Madi-
son 'avenue and Forty-iourth street,
opposite St.Bartl1_oloméw's church;
BAPT'ST within a few steps of the Biltmore,
South N0 rwalk Baptist church, Rev. the Manhattan, the Belmont and the
:‘R' G Hartley. pastor Ritzstarlton hotels; less than a2 block
" 101' will preach. 'the 11111111 entrance to the Grand Gen-
1 12 m. Communion and reception or tral Terminal; and in the infilediate
'members. A cordial invitation is ex.116Igh'borhod of the Racquet Club, the-
1. tallied to all to attend the morning g‘New York Yacht club The Century
aervice. . . . Club, the Harvard Club, the new Yale
There will be no session of the Sun- Club, Sherry’ 8. D elm onicos, the New
day school during the month of Aug.
The evening service will be discon-
Ftinued during the month of August.
.. Announcements for the week: - '
The prayer service of the church
, will be held on Thursday evening at
7:45 p.111 Mr H. P. Morgan will have
' charge of the service. .
cent to many stores and shops of
known reputation and deserve- popu-
larity. Brooks Brothers' new store 11
located. it is both central and easily-
accessible to the public; I
Contrary to the opinion of many
' who are not customers of this old es-
2 ensconh. . 1
1 Trinity Church; Rev. Fuller-lows.
Goldman. rector. Sunday services.
;I. 9. 80 a. in. Celebration of the Holy 3 ”mm-o
Communion. A postal request Is all that: Is
10: 30 a. in Celebration at the Holy WIT ‘0 bring ‘. copy ob
formation that this paragraphs'
prlpted). Brooks Brothers' prices for
roadyona-da clothing are not high, all
receive and forward any offering for"
“pond Wagon .oi the Illa]? ppm- Iload or Central New England
I ,‘Iatricllons 11s to the value of the ship-I ,
InI '
Iwhich the films are carried. I I,
. I The managers state that this new
2 , overcome with weakness Iand mid to
'Hunrmo FOR
l
‘ Morning “me" at 10 30' The pan from Fifth avenue; three. blocks from-
ork Public Library, as well as 11111-2
tablishment (and it is for their in
is
1111111 booklet will prove‘12
communion sermon. Odell!!! Iorthl "hoold to £515 taller o the 80"" 8]
Motibn Pictures Must Travel no lag-
gaae After August 15. 1
Mana gel' is ""‘W
theatres have been notified that after
113w: asses van
that has been painted with our paints.
or money will be refunded, live 'wuLIS it not beautiful in its 81m”!!!
‘coatl Yes. and what’s more, It will
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
els, etc, are the best obtainable—
that's your protection.
' .The Gotham Co
10 FIRST 81"
11111., 1.111. 31111411.; , , rim slur,
Viol-km. Won, LilbIlL
ty, Marine and Automobllo.
Surety sol-111.. “
Notaries Public.
, stow-111p Tickets
J. “rhyme &fo..' Inc.
east genre monomer.
a sum Aye, on. we
TO 1'11: HOUSE
ear well—we guarantee that. All our
Phone us.
EAST NORWALK
.‘I'OL 462.
August 16 no boxed containing mo-
tion picture films can be carried inl
any passenger coach on the New‘ ..
CLEARING
on all Househom Quads-I1 N ew‘ ,,
York. New Haven & Hartford rall-
rail-
load. The: containers can, however,
be. shipped in the baggage car, but
the shipper must pay 11" minimum
charge of twenty- five cents for each
Icontainer. it the value of the films is;
declared not to be over twenty lire
”dollars if the value is over that fig. 1
ure, a charge of ten cents a hundred
or each fraction thereof will he made. I
Mid-Summer,
SALE
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
Shmh JULY 11,1915
Music Satan
day afternoon The Store
closes at five
1 D.- .R‘
Harp 1
Ensemble I o cslaock dexcept
Rest Room .1 , _. 'Itur ays.
Announcement
The Annual Midsummer Sale of Furniture,
Rugs, Carpets, Curtains, Trunks and Bags, House
FurnisMngs located in the basement, TallorcdrIBuits,
Gowns, Waists, Undermuslins, Corsets and Brallsieres.
Wash Goods, and all [Departments represented 11111111; main floor
' Household um.
Laces and Embroideriea
Silks and Dual: Goods
Gloves and Hundkerchiefs
1. ‘Hosiery Ribbed Underlpvear
Men’s Negligee’Shirts Notions
Toilet Warés‘~ Ribbons
Umbrellas and Romania Neckwear and.Veilings
A11 Embroideries Stationery ’ ‘
Conditions are such that from thc.customer’s point ol view this will be the most
economical Sale ever held at Road's. Nearly every dcpamllent has l)cen~nl(lvcd at some
time during the past six months, in order to accommodate the building operations. Some
dcpartmcnts‘have moved several times. But now there seem to bgptllc prospect of :111 curl‘v
completion of these building activities, and all departlllcnls are enlarged. therefore as l1
is the intention to open the fine new store in early autumn with new lllcrchandisc, there
will be a. more sweeping clearance of all old stocks than ever before.
The customary discounts will prevail in regard to
House Furnishings, and in addition there may be expected that every section will
have its individual offerings. “
The Clearance of Furniture will continue for two weeks until Angult fourteenth,
1 In all other departments.the sale will continue for one week, closing the night
August seventh.
Commencing Mondaynlorning. I . 27.
of'
" ' I 2 11.-37211311151111]: 1352
ii. GUTKOWSKY
Phone 419. 111' NORTH MAIN a‘r
The new ruling sent out by ftheI
.railrond companies also states that,
the containers must bear a diamond-
shaped 1ellow label on both sides and
.each end, and designates other m,
{lxlcllts and the style of the box
rule will mean an increased cost and
may mean a change
of securing films
‘lho films will be shipped by express‘
‘hetween New York and here and that
the messengers will not be used 1111113
Imam In New York city messengers
11ilh films in containers cannot ride}?-
in the subwm trains and so to save ‘
Hconsidclnble trouble the films will‘ '
A reading room is maintained at: probably be shipped by express aftell ,
the same address, open each week
I
I GENERAL TRACY VERY ILL.
the new rule goes into effect. . i
mill Franklin Tracey, who was Some.
in their method;
It Is possible thutI II-
It is EXPERT, HONEST " '
.1111 1111171111 11101.
Something: More Than-
rcr .~
Service.
Do you realize how much I-
A‘ that means to. the consumer? .
Phone 619. as IIIHoyt St. 2‘
1
NEW YORK, July {ll—Gen. Benin-I -
'1
1ta11 of the Navy in President Halrl-
Ison‘s administration, was today 1'e-l
pelted as seriously ill at his homelI
here. .
Gen. Tracy
1ear.
Gen. Tracy was injured in an auto-
mobile accident on Decoration Day
while on his way to Brooklyn to rc-III
view the Grand Army of the-Republic"
parade there. His wounds were dress-
ed and he was advised to” go 111111111.-
hut'he' refused, declaring'he could 1101.
disappoint his “boys." ' ..
ls, in his
eighty-fifth:
Storage
1,3011 Square Feet. '
It you are seeking storage room
ahressonabletérnls inquire oi
' Illorwalk, 'Slcalulloal
“is.
1
With an effort he sat through'most
of the parade. saluting the veterans
as they passed. but he was finallyI
be taken home;
.—
ALLEGED MURDEREH.
.lACKSON Ky. July 11.—«Amos
Fugate, 19 years old is being hunted
today by a sheriif‘s posse in ‘he
mountains or 1311511111111 County for the
murder Thursday of Mrs. ' Granville
Williams at her home on Quicksand
River; New York (loot of ,Catherlne
St.)'every day exceptfiunday, :19 p1..-
ln. height received 111 Norwalk unto
5p. m. and at South Nor-walk unto .2
5: 30 p..m. ' ' ' ~'
THE ANNlNG-J; SMITH TRANS
a
.II1';"21-.‘
'FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. _
'Freight‘boat leaves. Her 77 East
George F. Fonts; General Agent
n
IFOHTATION LINE; "to.
J
To Close out
, , . IJULY CLEARING SALE
Summer“ dresses
of Women’s and Misscs’ High-Grade WIearing Apparel
at prices lowor than any store in town considering quality.
Come without delay as our merchandise is too attractive
When prices are out less than half of its orIIig'lnal value. ,_
at“$l',9'8
" THE P ARI Cloaks 81
All the Popular - Millinery
. , _. 33 SOUTH MAIN 51'. SOUTH NORWALK
Stripes .
lN. VALUES. UP T035100
Be Sure Its
FRIESBIE’ APIE
lmtl our line is -- . . 1
Made 1n the Cleanest Plant.
A1111 from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
IAsk Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taQanis.
Electrical Co.
The Ollly'FIully Equlppod
sLscrachLsnoP
In the'TonIl
AUTO SUPPLIES.
Phon. BIDS—50 80. Main 81.,
So. Norwrllk. Music Hall Block.
ISumlncr Dresses arc very
)opular now,
marked down to prices within
the reach of everyone.
«11.
Till-J 11111113111111
g Isa NORTH MAIN s'l'assr.
ISOUTH NORWALK
ll. AND A. CLAW-ZN
-_
57-: SUMMER SCHOOLS-I—
BEGINS JULX 6 '
Memll Busmess College
Southshlorwalk. Stamford.» ‘ I Port Chester.
Md:
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Don’t Forget
to see '
1111 Murray
,31, South 11111115111111 .
.5919 MW“ ” "
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What Are 11111114 Assets?
. ' The scientific moot oi busineSs and porlIonal affairs
" onus-use “new employed very distinctlyI '
..._.._._..._'_
today
in .. .f
._ 111311111 The LiabiIin
, 0! not having a checking account. “a Invltl 1111111111111. “.519” are
given effluent and courteous attention.
Fairfleld County Natllmal Bank
Greek, near here. According to the v. .2 ‘
_.a‘_
THE OLDESIT BANK IN NOR ALK.
Sher-id. Fugate shot Mrs. Williams
when she complained .of his having
shot two of her geese. , ,
Two years ago Fugate was tried.
for killing of. William Combs, but-
was acquitted . . , ' l
MRS. MKFHEWSON‘ DEAD1 _
WOODSTOCK; JulY' 3.1.-Mrs.. Har-
riot: A Mathewson. mother. on Judge.
hart Mac. 1.1111111111111111, of New! Ha;
)é’n, died at her'fiomo here today, af-
ter a weelll's illness of heart trouble- .
Mrs. Mathewson 1111111 lit) 1111111111 1111111111.
was born in Berlin. N Y.. and 'was '
Ready-Made 01171132; '
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly dorm. , Suits "
made to order from
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