._ I ' - asram
:i". one ire u DWIVW
hWr-mmleg NEWARK.“ Linnea—Mn
vuuummm W tor the collapse «the
. numnmmymrmn.
'bat the estates 61 two W 1,, which “I m loudly by Mo
9 an.—
i, ""5“ ”‘3 ’3 in C “199*“ h” but authorities, was slimmed y\s-
s“! In undernlued it in: claim at Tax
tsrday by Edwin H. Hatch, vice-presi-
. *1 mini st ner Willis 2 H. Garth. dent. of m mutilation and ”m m be
‘3 any Assistant 1 L Wee
$1" Irlca w Framer, has "time one of the largest stockholders. The
:W mew“ L Radian! for t“ w crash. he said, malted from the ever
‘W (. trirt of Greet-{$861 reap- certificatlop o! a 834,000 deposit to
§ ”in, of ,he mom,“ to: m. 10 tunes that mount—4349.000.
the va‘ues returned.'. . Hatch'a statement, issued front a
p. the ml! 0! 1h. late Cw“ sick bed. ,lollowed the arrest 0! him:
. I. I ounsbury of pw‘mI N. Y., 13811 and Thomas S. Byrne, secretary.
.n far as‘lhc Connecticut realty was treasurer 0! the bank. The latter
concerned. George poles or Green— preview! hid admitted. according
l5 girl. ‘lld John Maslin of Mt Po:r to the authorities, that be had a Pm
cheater retulned only $13,461”. in the alleged conspiracy, but assert-
, thick is claimed to be below its tail ed his action was not prompted by a
he“ fair value. desire for personal gain, but by the
7 the. other 051016 concerned 13 that belief that he was saving the bank.
8 Boone Lander of Greenwich. The
"was. in“ D. “itch W1 118’- ALsor, Losmc raven.
.H D. Rudd of East Porchflter. LIKELY TO QU|T p031-
Kndlrned only 8324, 681 as the value,
‘ the estate. which T” Commie, State Chairman of Moose May Resign
, weer Corbin claims is below the at Memng My 31.
t. tale value. or this property the ,I I_____
1‘! estate is only valued at 8170,-
77! and hence a reappraisal is risky . I
i: as. The executor or the will is philipFA‘sop' ‘hairmdn 0‘ m"
' It. Brett or New York. {to date tor
the hearings has been assigned.
sued a call for the comnlitlcc to meet
ii: at the Heublcin, in this city, Monday,
Julv 31 at 2 p. m.
nu 100,000 Loan A roved. ~ '
it WI . P9 it is said that Mr. Alsop may iolldcr
HARTFORD, CONN., July 28I—The “his resignation of the chairmanship
New York, New Haven and Hartford,“ that meeting.
Railroad Company has made applied,
‘ tin to thé Public Utilities Commls-ltitilccate to the convention to be held
doll for the approval of its loan 8100;, in Chicago, August 5.
000 no the Housatonic Power Company
’ to pay for additions and improvements
in the equipment of the Watei‘bury for a tenant. under the
‘ Mine Station in ‘Waterbury.
hearing will be held on the applicationl EXPENSIVE. FOR your REAL EX.
. Ant, it “ ‘mi PENSE is to own tcnanlless properly.
1
"new. .'
-—-Don't waste the days in waiting
impression
1‘ THE Will
Garden
. Hose
A. D. MORGAN
122 Washington St: So Norv alk
Save your
Lawn, Flowers and
Vegetables Dur-
ing the Dry Hot
Weather
mg; umt wnscit‘ I
HARTFORD. July 26. Joseph Vl’.I
Progressive- I
State Central committee. yesterday is-
Thc mcetlng is called to sclcct a.
All that Sentinel classified advertising it ~ ‘
Christ Church. m Bouleuxd.
.u Nanak—Rev. hinterro F. I
Culley. D l)., Rector—Sixth cumin!
alter Trinity, in» ail—Morning prayer-l
laud sermon at 10:30 a. in. Sunday'
school’and evening prayer omitted Inn-l
til further notice. The congregation g
i
COUPON
“emails COMM-present It at our date
one watt uni by buying .1 wortrn or m
or our Tue, oorrus, spices, muse“.
and MP BAKING POWDER, you all; receive
3&3? Stamps Free
hold“ regular and «in stamp. given on all. . -
From Monday, July 24th to Saturday, July 8“
This qiupon not good alter Saturdaly, July 29th. '
50
is earnestly requested to attend the
, morning service. Public cordially in-
vited. . It
i it
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Advent Christian Church, Van Zant
and Harvey streets, East Norwalk~
in". George M_ Teeple, Pastor—10:00 '
ta rim-Hall hour of prayer. 10-30
"a, m.—~hiorning sermon. 12:00 in.—
l Sunday school ltor pupils over 16
THE IliiT I,‘P, TE“ co, ,ionlyi. 6:15 p. m.~~Loyal \l'orher.
~‘Mecting. 7:30 p. m.’E\'tni'.lg ser-
, 124 Washington duvet um Howells linon. ,~
: Tel No. 9“ Free Delivery Thursday, 7:6 p. Illerd neck
, .
I jPrayer and Testimony Meeting,
l St Peter's German Lutheran
l"-.hllr(h (tdar street near West ale-
nut—~liartin l. Stcup, Pastor r—lmi lt- ,
seriiccs at St Peters Evangelicali
bulhcran Church will be held at 10: 30,
i‘ r ‘5 lihroughoui llic summer. No evening.
l services during July and August Thel"
:liulhtrans of the clty and all others
,I “ho are. interested, are cordially u‘t-l
come
; Sessions of the Sunday school will
be discontinued h\ order of the Board
or lltallb until furlhcr notice.
.lt'tllng oi \oting ultinbt-rs or the
lpnlhh Hil Sunday, August nib, and“
whites.
Meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
ion Thursday afternoon, August 3, at
the man 'I the church. The filth birthday oi the
president, Mrs. Frances llollmann
‘ \iill be approprinlcly obscrrtd on this ‘
m,occlilislon.
Business mot-ting of the Young Pro
0‘ m9 pic‘s Suclcly Thursday cycling. ul 2‘
ti‘tltlck.
”Jam: :95. a... ;
BleSsed ll
.¢$.\.
who walheth not
». as; §x
I the wunsel
49/4
—~———
wicked. ’ \icsriah Swedish Lutheran Church
Nor shad-(h in the my; l-ort street-~11 bulllcr \\ilson, l'ustorI
» llninc scriicc. «ip ill
There will be an icc crtam social'
in the church \l'ctincstiay evening
under the auspices til the Ladies' Aid
All are most cordially lIlHlld to al- l
Nor sitteth in the seat mm
m.
l
at slows. ;
1 l
l h
o! the soornr‘ul. 4 The Resclic Mission uorkcz‘.‘ nl'l‘
iconduct a senior at Naramukc lionlc
, .Suuduy lilillnlLlK ill lU o'clock: also ill'I
‘h‘m 13‘ the mission room on Monroe strecl lil-
ilrlfi in the afternoon. ll you vlisll n ‘1
spiritual uplift and also it you like
W ~~~——-—-~ " ...-...., good music and line singing don't ,t,
First .\i. E Church, South Norwalk Program of music: ("I m an“ ‘d in Spite of the warml
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William (1.6mm. Minister. ~10: 3U Prelude. Prayer and Cradle 8,)" :Egyrxgg :Pza:l?(lf0‘::0[:::$‘ll::(:fl:‘
n. ni.~~.\lornlng service. Sermon sub-,I ............ , ........... Gullunlt cut ",9 13,, we Sundays All an.
jL‘L‘l What Think ‘9 of Christ? b. 30 5010*Pfllm a] .......... MRI SpiIcnr WW1" Free ““1 “fie-ring onlv
‘p. in.~— Epworlll League. 7:30 p. m.-— Postludc~ Udertort- in A _, 313- m "
iSulnmcr Song Service. Soloist, Mrs. ..._._ I
I..l. t‘ :lI‘nylor. Sermon theme, “Dullyl m"; congregational (‘hurch—Jllcal
Bread. . ilirnont l“. .‘ll‘Gl‘Pxill‘ Ph. ll. Pastor. .4: ‘
.lucsdily”. . :45 p. m.— —-.-(luss Meeting Morning sbrviee m 10.30 with brcuili— ‘, mu climb a (but. Willi. 67|
Thursday, A. iii p. m.~l'laycr Mcet- mg i.) n," lmfilor. On account of the ‘7,“ “mm W 9quin
. "pm“mk 0‘ Plinth is the Fllmnl‘l’ .. do mice 0! WI m h be” at ll .
lllc regular services oi this churchl skin of the Suntlny schonl h”: 0,...“ I.“
will continue during the month 01itllscbl.llnucd In“, preachers {or ll.
“"3““- month t .
l “win at l-‘irst M. E Church—Sun- Aug“: $3532.: garlic-rt Dcct
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MT CHURCH on CW" g
”IINTIUT. ‘
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, hurls: 30-— ‘M'Iloie"
“fountain: min: “my
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._-...... ,' .. Hi. ........ . . .. -~ .dny, Jul) LN
Artliibnld \lerriam. xpu llnvcn
Muslin Underwear n'"ill",.l’.‘.“.“.‘i‘f‘.‘i_‘.‘?full?filth...‘
Unus'ual Values'
Presenting dainty summer styles in COMBINATIONS,
GOWNS, CORSET COV ERS, SKIRTS, ctc., beautifully
trimmed and exceptionally well made.
They are reduced in price only because the collection
comprises odd lots and broken sizes. Many charming mod-
(is in every size are included.
Regular $l.oo GOWNS at ......................... 79¢
Regular $r.25 and $r.5o COMBINATIONS at 98¢
Regular 35c Embroidery Trimmed DRAWERS ..... 25¢
Children’s MUSLIN DR‘AWERS, all sizes .......... 19¢
Etc., Etc., Etc.
l
moms r kkicrrc it '
mcu ‘czrtibrlMtRmAw/sr'nr
86 WASHINGTON ST.
1,urguzllst and Ilircctor: iugilst 13. R ‘
or. floor 0
Morning at 10.30 Johnson of .\'c\\ MilfordK
\ll'llSl 20 wlicu. “illinui S. Board,
“when, ‘l‘o loll: more services the public is
cordinl‘ty invited.
A rattling room is maintained at
l
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*' meeting at 3 o'clock. ,I
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(mum tliltrloty» ln\tltttlitln ”f IS," :52- 35k RII ‘ . mg mime address. open men wee! ,
......................... ‘. Villcim I, UK . ill: “' ““3”“ 1‘- Tilylflr- any. holidays excepted. from 1:80 toi
Organ l’oslludc—vvAllegro Madcruln I‘ rem“ ‘ ' . . d. 30 Ill.
' . .......................... Loinnrc‘ ,, “,m,” ““1“ “Mb-ilk First Church: 9 1
Evening at 7:30 . r" ”‘4’“ 0‘19““ Wow No. l. in l-J~ “m..-“ - -.-.....~..-.’—~—'—- I \
(ll‘uun Prelude~ impressions dcr Soil fl '1- "D 1‘. 5‘“ ’- ll. \\. Parker Q ‘p
............................ Stitlil Q”"""' I Am "N" “no J. Jordon v, ?
Organ (lll'cliuly-—Alltlallu~ ilc’igioso T‘u‘" 8“!" “l" l'lifllilin l “I I34
............ .............llcaehilullI dnte ail-r f‘
UFKHH l'o-lllitic~in ,. Major Algalltl‘lilet‘sllH. Tc llculn iIl :2- k arul eat er :III
...................... l. iuc _ - ‘l -
. ....................... llilnkllls, , .
l i Oolllldt «lingo ( lOlllllllC; I, from
W“?
.. , ‘ Stillillll,01). :35 J. ithcinbcrucr . “‘5‘
Music at Norual‘it “.13. Church: l ~ an ’ I S ~51
Morning. 1 ‘ WI,
1 . .1 ll , ii. Imam. Sillllll .\'oi\l.lilt liilpllSl Clillrcll.- « ,
an??? 16‘], ,3“ imm. In“ 50, Tht r» \till he no scrvlccs in ma Have no effect upon the hold— ,
...................... Ulldlci llllckI church 0” S”""-" R”. R- G. “It?"
Soprano and ’l‘clltil' iluil LOH t“. 0! “”Ym‘m Will lll‘t'licll in tho
mm“, ................ 3mm," South horwztlk Congregational l‘hurcli
Qlinrtci-—Ulir Lilo 's Hut .1 Falling ”‘3‘” "“Vni'i'hn Slullltlmn. [Ni-“inn lzzls
ing qualities of our “Best Yet"
Eyeglass Mounting- We know it...
Dawn ................... Nilllt’CkOkime. "‘"i‘l‘d ”1“ BRPHST P9093“ 1“ ' e. ‘ \‘
ll’onllutlcéAHK Murcia. licorshlp with ihcm. At :l bllrllicss how to 3‘11““ them for s ,I‘
I ..................... Arthur Don-y illcctlnl: lit-Id Thursday evening. the - ‘ . .‘
vamg . Ichurch cxprcssctl its appreciation of entity and comfort iii,
, ltreludphpec‘iwl thorium this lln‘lluiiim. and voted in ncccpt it. __ _ ,I;
l ........................ C..J.I,Gl'cyI Thursday l‘l'clliilgml‘raycr rim-Hm: l"
,Quzu-tcc Jubillltc lion in it Fill in l 45 tlclock. led by lit-noon C. F .l
......................... \'tlll l..lcr Bullpen
Quartcli— l‘hc Shadtins of tho I‘:\9n l
THAMER,
A
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, . VUDOR Cord Slides—with than
/ cord lasts lmce as long as it do“ with pulleys
VUOOR
aiming Warp:
VUDOR
Re-enlorcmg Warp:
“’LT
,,_ in" . -.._..
a "i Mi is
.. p».-g.i.-.‘,'
.. x E 4i;
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Every Shade Equipped with Vudor Safely Wind Device
Porch and Lawn Furniture
Have been getting so much better and prettier each year
that the Outdoor Furnishings are now as attractive and
as those inside.
Our line of Summer Furniture contributes comfort and
' long service. -
PORCH-CHAIRS $1,00 up
COUCH HAMMOCKS $4.98 up
LAWN SETTEES $1.25 u
PORCH SCREENS ..... ....... 75¢ up
CROQUET SETS .......... $1.25up
RATTAN COUCHES $7.50 up
It is possible to find here about everything you want
and at prices that will‘pleaae you.
JUrlL/W HICHl 77'- PfquJ -Lu‘i‘lcj?
m...— “-c
“Following the prayer meeting,
1 1m: lltlur .......... W. C. \lllllulllov Glace llapilsl i‘hllrcll. corncl‘ llullcr
,l‘osiludc ill (i .......... 1’.R.nlllll‘l sircci.» l’rcnchillg. 11 it, in. Sunday
school 12:30 p. in; ‘ no children.
I East Ayn-mic Methodist Episcopal l’iwuching, .\‘ o‘clock p. ill. All are
Ip,,,,,(,,I4RN.I S. pI Fairbanks, 1),“. itclctlllic. Spccial music by illc choir.
tnr ll): J" a. m. ,M_})r(.a(‘hing pol-vice, lit-port of tho ticlcguic from lllc .\’_cr.'
Gum}, sermon by mp pilsll’ll' .,- 30 p :linglnntl Baptist convention.
.~ -}“p\‘il)rlll LCBJZUP prilyer meeting
llmntlcr Victor Vor.llnlc Subjcci "lsI Trinity Cliurcll~llcix Frederick A.
in Ensici to Be a Foreign Yolulitccr. Coleman, :Rcclor.—Edwnrd J. Sluls~ “"‘”""“
Thane Home Slilutlllv "‘ 7:31) p. m.—‘ orgaiist and choir tllrccior. Calendar
Sermon by the pastor. Visiting for the week beginning July 130: «Sixth
Islrnngcrs will find a cordial welcome Sunday after 'l‘rinily.——itcv. W. B.
Int any or all of these services. ‘ Stevens, rcctor of St. Ann‘s church,
Tuesday evening—Thu monthly Ep- ,. Now York City, will have charge of the
,WOl‘lll Dengue business meeting and, services. 9:30 a. m.——Celcbrution of
social on the? church lllw.n the Holy Communion. 10: 30 a m.—~
Thursday” 45 p. m. ——Thc midweek llor ling prayer and sermon.
prayer service in Sunday school roorll. Tuesdny, i. «is p. iu_\i01ilily' busi-
the noun meeting of the Women's Guild.
imonthly meeting of the Oilicial , in the Guild room.
ilBoard will be held. l Tuesday, 8 p_ m.-.\ieetlng of the
-——- E. Young Men's Club, in the club rooms.
Knight Street A. M. E. Cliurchr~ “‘ednesdan-Srw a. lit—The Young
Rev. 1. A. \icCoy. Pastor. «\iorning Me: i 's Club will have their annual out-
worship at 11 a. m., with preaching by ins healing the public float 8:30
[the pastor 3: 30 p. m.—~Rev. Elijah a. in sharp.
Collins of Stamford, an eloquent and Rev. W. P Downes. rector of Trln‘
enjoyable preacher, wll occup} the ity church Bristol, vlill oillcinte at nil
ipulpit also some of his people will be services during August.
present. come and hear him for your-1 —-—-~—
lselt. 8 p. m.-—The pastor will speak Grace Church Rev J Benton \\ er- .
,lrom the theme. “The End of Science ner. Rector. -—-The ninth Sunday aftcr‘
Don't forget the A. C. E. League at Trinity. The celebration of the Holy
{7 p m. Subject, “The Value of Mls- Communion at 8 o'clock. Morning
i aims to Our Nation," Luke 19:41 48. prayer and sermon at 10:30.
We again promise good singing,
Seats tree. A cordial invitation is ex-E St Paul‘s Church-HRH, Louis B; -
handed to strangers and the spiritually Howell Rector —-Sixth Sunda‘y alter REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — L- 0'
wIIeaIlt. ‘ ' Trinity—7: 30 a. m—Holy Ymmun- Smith. Underwood
,ion 10: 30 a m.~— Morning Myer: a ll! ”munch, all other
The South Nor-walk Congregational sermon 7: 30p .m—Evenins chief makes ”in rented
Church—John Siapletog, .lliniater,—.-. The Rev John D. Skene, rector oil mm Rentals. 33
ilPuIblic worship Sn ay morning at, St. Andrew's church, Stamford. nilli per month. ua¢hiuesl
,:10 45, with sermon by the Roy: R G. be in charge of the serv: cos. All are “ m at 35 per month
iHartley ot Tarrytown, N. Y. formerly invited to attend. especially strangcraI J“ DONNELLV
The "Three 0" Eye Service.
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Ocuiilta, Optometrists, Optlclana.
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. Till 9. Est. 1897.
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coupons
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Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta. ‘
“1:35:
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Phones 8334532
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ipastor of the South Norwaik Baptist and visitors in town .
ollulcn. I I ,
the c'nuictl is open all day emery I South Main Street. South Norm-lit “mm
‘ SUMMER TIME.
The devil is rocking the churches
Iti EICL‘p,
'l‘hcrcl a big Whilt’ sign on
thc old church door. '
"Closed For the Sulzllllcr" it
plainly rt-at’ls.
And ll lt(‘\‘t’l' was tacked up
lllcrc lltltirc.
(lf tht lliith ml the fathcrs they
hill” Mill a nil],
lui Ihc work of the fathers
they copy not,
For the fathers were faithfully
found at their post,
\Vinlcr or Sulilllicr,
hot.
cold or
The devil is fucking the church;
It) blt't‘p
By ways that he knows 50 Well
» to Work,
And many a man \\ ho has toilet!
with a will
lit illl~ \ilt‘ l :1 311011;; dcslrc lo
Shirk:
Ant! tht ht :ltllcll rcnd 5 this slow-
ing up,
l’crl'cctii' plain to the simplcst
lolli-
That \Vllllt‘r'n‘ thc time to scrve
illcl tiril.
llui llit Sulzlillcr time is the
lllllt ltl ltltil.
l 'r or * wind-1
Thc devil is rocking the churches
to Slt‘tp,
lIcrcI and thcrc and C\ cryullcre.
’Tis tht trtnd of the times to
Slig‘pt the task
D} shtirtcr Strnion and briefer
prayer.
The sti—cllllcd godly are seeking
a rcst
’Ncath whispering pine tree
and twinkling birch,
Bendingr ctilllliiuildmcnt and
lircnltiili: God‘s day;
'I‘llcy'rc on a vacation from God
and church.
‘I
Tlic (it \i1 is rtltkillg the churches
to ANT).
'1 hc Sulltln)’ school
t‘liHctl up, too.
The rit‘llcr
I!‘\ t‘lV .
Of UllI‘SC thtic :er sclcntt— —fi\c
or ~o
Oi lllt‘ lltltli‘tl‘ tillldrCII “110 TC Ii]-
unis llcrc,
must be
children are going
But it! tipcil for them seems
scnrcl' \ltlrth while.
Thc strct-l is always open to
lllcill,
Il . . .
.ui llc must tl()>C, surcl), to
be ill >tylc.
The (li‘Vll is rocking the churches
to >[I't‘1l3
“50 many of our folks arc g0-
iil}: away,"
'And lhc (lltl Boy smiles as he
llctli's tllclll talk,
For hc klltHVS a lot who right
home will slily.
For tlic truth of it is that the
thin}: l.\ it lic:
Oil cool pitlzzns lhcy
and nod.
Lot illc ll‘” you illc truth of this
”going :t\\'.'l_\',”
Thci'c's .l hum of them
Il\\'.'l)' from God.
SliOOZC
H . "
gong
Thc dctil is rocking the churches
in \lccli.
lic is iiitililtliilg the thinkingr in
. pulpit. and vow.
511th (if \\'c.«lc_\' and Edwards
and Knox!
ls llllfl'C not work that they
lit‘t'li in tin
Listcil! :llltl hcnr iii the pnl'son’s
hmri
(\Vnitillg‘ with joy for thc Julie
ailiclll,
“Givc nl'c a rod and a mountain
strcam,
I'm sick and tired of this fish-
ing for men."
The devil is rocking the churchcs
to sleep, "WWII.
For him 'tis the busiest time in
the year.
He’s busy with
dcaconish nlcn,
His tongue is close to the pas-
tor's car.
The dcyil is busy (while angels
. wcctll,
‘And the churches are minding
his mcssagowell.
But. mark you. that “Closed for
the Stimnlcr" Sign
You'll never find tacked on the
gates of Hell.
Boston.
half-hearted
J. H. Taylor.
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