Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 12, 1916 · page 2

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First Methodist Episcopal Church—-
In. William H. Watch... w Pai-
We, N. Y.. .iormeriy pastor of the
Instill. toburch.wtllooasy the
local pulpit at both services, tomor-

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Insic at first it. I. Church. Booth
' Mall—«Sunday, August LL—Archh
hold Merriam, Organist and Director.
. Nomi» at 10:30.
Organ Prelude- rcleuse
«Mil ilertory—Andante 900
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(ran Postluds~March Valenti
Evonln at 7:30
Orgln Prelude—‘1 1116 (W _
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Organ Odertory—Voiuntsry

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can Postl'tltlolilu'ol'tli' who

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East Avenue Methodist Episcopal:
Church—~11”. s. P. Fairbanks, Pas-l
w‘—10;30 ._ m.——diorning gent“; Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church, five ships
with sermon by the Rev. Charles W.‘ '

Simpson oi Bridgeport, Conn. 12 in.—
‘l'he adult Bible Class in the lion's
(this room 6:30 p. m.——'l"he Epwoi‘th
langue Prayer Meeting. lander.

Ills Dells VanCouvering; subject.‘

'l‘he Crippled Wrestlers Victory."
Gen. 32: 24-30. 7:30 p. m.-liivenlng
poaching service with sermon by the
Rev. C. W. Simpson.

Thursday. 7:“ p. m.—The regular
lid-week player service.

Knight Street A. hi. E. Church-
Rev. 1. A. McCoy, Fasten—Sunday

naming worship, preaching 11 a. m..

by the pastor. 3 p. m.—-'l‘he monthly
sacred concert conducted by Mrs.
loss Milierywho romises one oi the
. 'hsst programs o the year, literary

{rewind musical. 8 p. m.~'l‘he pastor will
reach from the theme “The 00st of

I Xansiorl."

Next Sunday, August 20, is quarter-i
1y meeting. Please see your group;

. loaders.
Weekly calendar:
Tuesday nighi-ltcguiar Class Meet~
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Wednesday night. business meeting.
. Thursday arternoon the Mite bile-

,olonary Society will meet at d p. in.

Ilrs. l. A. McCoy, presidQ'L .
' Friday night-Choir rehearsal.
3111115] Perkins. chorister. "

.Coine .snd enjoy our spiritual oer-l
vices and our: cordial welcome.-
especiallyvto strangers. Good music.

Seats tree.

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. church tomorrow morning, the church
having accepted the invitation oi the

South Norwsik Baptist Church tot

unite with them in the service at 10:30
when the. Rev. Ralph G. Hartley will
preach.

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Music st the First Church:
Morning.
Prelude—Allegro Symphonique, op.
48. No. 10 ......... .. Theo Salome
Olertory—Lte Secret d'Ainour, on...
3:, No. i ............ Oscar Klein
Postlnde—d’rneludium. from Sonata.
op. 165 ............ J. RhelnberEEr
Preaching by Rev. George Herbert
Johnson, oi New Mlliord. " . .
South Norwalk Baptist Church—
’Tbs'Rev. Ralph G. Hartley. oi 'l‘srry—

- town, will preach at both the morn-l

gas and evening services. Members
' the downtown Conventions
. h are cordially invited to wor-

gohlp with us.

; Thursday—~Prayer Meeting in the
[winning at 7:45 o'clock, led by Deacon

39am Jenninss.

’J‘l‘nnity Church—Rev. Frederick A.
ma. Rector-Rev. w. P. Downer,

of Trinity Church. Bristol. will
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music by the choir.
loads welcome.

Advent Christian Church, Van ant

and Harvey streets, East 14:323.: Office ‘0“, llll‘ to bad M and the diffiCtll- Ire composed of a galaxy oi stars from

10:00 a. ssh—Hall hour at prayer. Six ships were held up at once 6°. {0" us'by d“ “the”: es- b°th C0119” and Professions! nines.
10:30 s. tit—Morning sermon. 12:00 by . Gm“ submarine on ublishod itself on like Bulls-land to date have won thirteen games
“Sunday school tior pupils over 16 'lhursdsy morning. The com: Mush line. has been compelled out at arisen played. It is hopoothst

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Fort street.-——H. Luther Wilson, Pes- . .
ton—Divine service. i p. m. The has The Norwegian steamers Credo an" Wm”? south °‘ ”“1““ Barron and mum... . MW, "1..

”IN“ ”on? known in this city and surrounding

Hartford District .nd Soto W. M mg to the “a _
Conn. next bottom. “h M ping do“ kl“ d ‘mldy- m towns. will do the heavy work tor the

in Braniord,
Tuesday and Wednesday.

The «Rescue Mission Workers will “PI mollowcd to mm 7 " 9W“

hold an openoir meeting tonight on their voyl as after being searcls- m ‘
Railroad avenue a; 7:30; also niNlrla- ed and digit papers Mind. takes; 3: advance continues
‘uvalc Home Bun sy morning at 0 ww‘

o'clock. and at 3:15 in the missioanhe “cm of the three W
.room on Monroe street. . . ' .
All are invited to attend these meet-.igh mm" Rabat {med “We took I“. WV; will '1'
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FREE LECTUIEI

it at. Alisa-t tar—Tonic Turks were compelled to fall

“WM"; back after th mansions with
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”Prophecies Now Being
i’ustor, M. L Herr, New York.

 

FIRI‘I' causes or cumsr

August iii—“Soul."

Wednesday evening my
meeting st 1 d‘elook.

To both these services the public is 'howltser was destro the
mama, “mm storm came up sndaimpeded our "d by

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UNCLAIMED LETTERS?
List of unclaimed letters at the Nor-
iwslk post others (or the week ending
August 12th. 1916: '
South Norwslk.
Antonio Rogerio Wood street.
9. H. Bonnie-in.
Joseph Connolly. 80 Chestnut St.
Jose J. Bohm, 55 Water St.
1. T. Dupont. ~c'oiiinnie Fenton.
H. Eblen, 46 Taylor Ave.
Mrs. R. Jensen. Gen. Del.-
Kibert-Ksulmsn (4).
Harvey Ksutman. Gen. Del.
Captain Kidd.
Mist: Gertrude Lansing.
ll Frank TJAgM.
hire. is. K..Mat‘arty, cloMrs. w. n The Italian steamship St. Se-
Coguato Morrett, cloDr. 'Tito. .
..Bsrney Bchsctear. clofiodmsn.
Jot Sungel, cloBost Admiral};
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Fitch, Edwin A. and ismily.

Felden, In. it. ’

Newman. Harry.

Payne, Thos.

Van echsocs. Ito‘s Lem.

Smith. Hrs. Edward B. '
’ Streibig. Gustave.

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cargo is intended for hoes.i M d tbs crew suns light iorhsvisg broughtodown a
' Rolls .”ith‘t a“ “ad was a,“ with- German Inerolpnne made the
ycrouluedlnthc “gum-fishntthssdms- French lines south of Denou-
not only is u‘mwuwmmm asst. Hensfipngstahetght
fosnsoiclrcnlsrs “.3 refuge. oi ”.000 test toward the per-
The Temmei “are. 3,600 tons man lines whemhe mood.
various climbs" commerce. pass, was hot long. She ar- 3.000 feet below huh. a German
nthelasttwomonthsbstmdsed as ostok lay mm Mill ”W5 91¢
horn New York. French. Re pinned. down swift-
s Oversess'rmsthsvel item so st telegram iron.”- working 5' whine gun at
been held up. some is bonded Buhmscmeivodinnmdomhe th°wueumetubewudmu
militia-GI in Holland. awaiting;an .f killed in midi: aeroplane.

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Kansas. will preach tomorrow 1:1 the action. while m have actual-imbue “It“ ”I“, {‘5le The German aeroplane was hit

Grace Church, Norwaih “10.30 s. IL ly M my ll “know,“ W m "5. we, n.

o tist Ch ell—intercom “wk". .' ’9‘“ “m9 that ' m ' kind
servinofi main; Indtt'enln‘lnGrm the Band: government has notlhsw been killed- lh“ d “91°“ °f d“
Baptist church. Preschlns by the adhered to its pledge. and it is
pastor at both ”we“ Bible elm“: expected will seek the assist-l lush ssctor oi Mill! Armenia
“alll'.&“'t§tfildlloaleptlllt u once of the "u Department. ihave been driven back further by SCHEDULED IALL cusses. .
Strangers are Rm W in We“ 11"” the Turks, til. Turkish WIT Of' A “3 CW"! it expected in be on

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captured "0 'im‘e.’ it w.. m. “1‘ mm: ' mm Park. 10 Ulmehifl the NOWfllk-
nouns“ b, the Russian w“. "The Russian force. which ow- Consolidated contest. The visitors

the crew of the PM steamer rifles “d prisoners in our hands. sixteen by tomorrow evening. The
sank the vessel with bombs in by 0‘" WV? attach u“, the ly tbr some as in iomer games, with

 

in ten minutes. The other three esptursdr‘ant “ A“"lt-isiiorit.

The locals will have to step lively
to get through tomorrow's contest
of Bitlisv'm] their reputation untarnished,but

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“Turkish forces which ‘od-I,

”‘mk'o‘ “‘9 ”WY" “in? mm' m “mm“ cm. t""‘m'ilui; in Ridgefleld. this
sition. - p . .
“Meanwhile 0 Mia!“ . tity of other war material.
battery.

left wing. preventing prosecution a" ‘3‘, °‘“' ”fine"-
of the reconnaissance of this area. “1“ Egypt there 5'" been no The Nor-“ix Independents journey-

by reinforcements drawn from An air raid on the British na-

' Milford nine.
Duidsr took aim e of this ”PM“ “curred ““3 “n"
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wing. part of which. after long :2
fighting, fell into his times. We '"
left in the position some machine
guns. which had been rendered ._
unusable. l
_ “Owing to’ this incident, we.

withdrew our troops in the di-l'i
rection of Kaila. On Aug. 5 the,
enemy with all his forces attacked
our troooa encrmped in the dis-
trict of Katie. but was repulsed
with severeloss in a counter at- ,4
tack. We withdrew that night 5
to a line out of Kaila!“

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Keeping one'e property up in condition is true economy—

cls, Waxes, Etc.

A. D. MORGAN '

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bastisn has been sunk.
Complaints of American ship~

pet-s over the detention of con-i

signmeots to the Netherlands

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,irgeitmmmuc 0111‘ August

ants will.deci’ne tobebound by.t
. The shippers take t‘hls'iitiliitutiisl -. i

s'clsnse in thOIBI’lfilh govern-H

ment’s agreement with distrust:1 . .

by'which Gross Email! reserves

on a, M M thq‘f”: ti igm'SWW‘ ssvlsxs on W.‘ dis- .

comma! purities to will“ Ms style in craftsmanship. 1 .
'10erqu mthsaJightnsweo '

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siesta «tot-toilette "filth.

Marie to get into hoot! had 610:! The Bil-h. m. w” c‘md Norwaik lineup will remain practical.

View of the crew! of the outer 9"!“ °" our “m “in °“ a“ Tobir doing the hurling stunt, as us-

tcinity" of Ognbtt land Hi1 ioi n corking good game, tomorrow ai- ’
”Efwfigfixdikmlm‘JlTshem 1, two Rimes east'it-rnoon. when the Nationals. of this
Red Men‘s Hall, South Norwsll— day from Constantinople thstthe'“ O as "u as enemy P°‘ 0“" “”9 “9 “m" ""3 ”We” Fed'
sltlom west of Ognott on a front ersls, oi Bridgeport. The Federals
oi Gill“ kilometres. when Welhnve quite some “rep" and havp, on
. lnnmerons occasions, lowered th‘ col-
Ill Persia our troops are Co“- on oi certain Norwslk teams in games
tinuing the out-suit of the enemy played both in Bridgeport and in this
VIM {of We: mndeli“ the vicmlty 9‘ H‘fn‘dm Thegcity. The Nationals are out to even
attacks on strongly consolidated-“‘9mv "Wk emetic ‘mmPt"thtngs-up with interest. Creewsld and
“I“ dwell of Christ. 90W 57 positions 0! the enemy.’ the did-l t° defend mm" in the ””5" Sullivan will probably do battery duty
1 WC! IMHO-'11. mm m. thh “YD- “They “cupid thefiealt Of Snklll. but WI. forcedfolm, "m 1°C.".
idsy micsotthis church lucid-tit first line trenches “5 toward retreat toward Kanlavsr. leswrig _____
evening reached the barbed wire‘m our land” ' “W of pns' The Tigers. of Norwnllr, are play-
. afternoon.
if" fight Elli ‘nd ' great qwm'tsgsinst the crack nine of that place.

Gustitieri and Raymond are the local

- , _ The enemy. assisted by, detach-ifu‘lh" “ml“,‘f "em“ i“ ”he ed to Miliord this afternoon via su-
ottihn.::rtiii...:°mht'title ”21‘" ”M "°"‘ ’-'° “’ m .t troop. wt... «met indium “i Kw“-
‘l‘here will be no service in this? I p.

tomobile, and there engaged in a nine-

, inning baseball argument with the
the direction of El Ksntara and “19°" 0‘ DW” b" two German McMahon “d Robin-

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We carry a full line of Reliable Paints, Varnishcs. Euam-

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. August Sale of
, Fashionable Furs

Advance Showing of Next
Season’s Models

Owing to the low prices at which
fur work can be done in the summer,
and the advantage there is in‘selccting
furs early, we are giving our patrons 3
a remarkable chance to'purchasc furs
now at considerable savings

This may seem a bit unusual now, for the, Road
House to hold 3 Fur Sale in August, but the reasons are
excellent for suggesting that women consider the op-
portunity.

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Our fur buyer was in the market early and pui't‘lid
ased a large stock of furs. Elegant qualities to. be made
up during the summer months when that kind of labor '
is less expensive than at the height of the winter season. .

Since his purchase furs have advanced 25 per cent.
and there is reason to believe that prices will be mush ‘ l
higher when the season is open. ‘ - 3 “

Substantial reasons, one may 596, why Furs should 3.
be purchased now. , I

Fashionable Coats

HUDSON SEAL‘ COATS, 36 inches long, with a 70 1 \'
inch sweep, trimmed with beaver. Beaver top collar "

and cuffs. ‘ “I
“NOW priced $147.50 II
'Aiter August will be $175.00. ‘ ' ‘l‘

HUDSON SEAL COATS; 36 inches long, 104 inch 3!

sweep with Skunk border, top collar and calls. I
NOW Priced $215.00 ' Bil
'Afier 'August will be $050.00. ' j

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HUDSON SEAL COKTS, 42 inches long, 96 infill 9
sweep with 4-inch Skunk border, Skunk coiar and cuffs. A

‘ NOW Priced $187.50 3.? 3
After August will be $225.00. I.
HUDSON SEAL COATS, 40 inches long, 120 inch’ 1!!

' sweep with 8vincl1 Skunk border and Skunk collar. m
Now priced $250.00 -‘ . '5‘
After August will be $300.00. “ I

Sims Coat with Black Lynx Trimming . $275.00 1 .
HUDSON SEAL COAT, 48 inches long, 190 luck I
sweep with 4-inh Skunk bordder and collar of Skunk. 71'

Now priced $275.00 . ' :‘ifll
'Aftcr August will be $325.00. 2‘ .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

naval/mas m LEOPARD SKIN .cos'rs, 43‘ l
inches long, full sweep. . ' !

Spectal $250.00 ' 3 ‘v ‘.

HUDSON SEAL cons. made of No. "i‘ grade a
s‘kns, with self collar and cuffs, 36 inches long with 66- Q
. inch sweep. ' - ‘

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NOW $87.50 . ' 7‘le
'After ‘August $110.00. ‘ .

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. HUDSON SEAL COATS, made of selected skins i
only. 38"inches long with 84-inch sweep. Self collar l‘ ‘

 

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. . Now $125.00 - , 't 'tt

' 'Al’tcrAugnst $150.00. ‘ ' ‘ ' j

‘ ' HUDSON SEAL COATS, 40 inches ion-g with 64- ‘
. inch sweep. Skunk collar ani cuffs. -' . . ,‘t m
if ,:v tj' . Now $125.00, ‘ 3.. “:3“,
After August $150.00. ' 3 ' -* x i

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’ 'it is to be’“notcd especially that ill this Sale much"
finer qualltla ore offered than can 'be obtained later it:
the season. ' .,
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