MALTED “I“
of Mad-fro- clean. rich milkwitbtoap
tract aelectunltcdgrain. our
ownWtHouleeundersanitaryoonditima.
WW Mullahs if: M“
Mum-mdfliud oil-I.
Siouflb nth-oar tench. oo-
mmwbrok-ayb bump-ding".
gla-(ulh before retiring Idle-hill.
A Akbaufinfllllo—niah-ioau-u.
monsoon-om
ru- 0 Package Homo
Nat. M1 Co's (nuclei: ”.
1111. Se PACKAGES
This Week -.
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1111! m, ally.
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Sacred Concert to ho held at Grace
Baptist Church, Sunday. August 16,
. 1916. at 3:30 p. 111., sharp.
Open“: Hymn.
Scripture Readingwl’aslor.
Hum—Jones Polar. -
Radios—{rm Robert Dunn.
Bohr-In. R. 0. Powell
loading“ ~M11l. Allow.
Solo—Ira. H. G. Howard.
TI! II!" I.
114 Wall-tw- ”out
7‘. Ito. 3O
- 0111‘?
5'. TE] GI.
Reading—Mrs. John Cooke.
Solar—Mu. l. A. McCoy.
Readinsv Mrs. D. Chance.
Solo-Ali's. Frank $111.1.
Readingwurs. l). Nome.
The City National Bank
ALWAYS ON DUTY
The successful business man knows the value of a Bank
which is not only safe and secure, but also accommodating.
Competent officials are always on duty here, ready to
give any needed attention to your allaiis.
, -—We safeguard 21 on .y entrusted to our keeping.
-—Give credit to thus: 11. 01thy of it.
-Provide {or the expeditious transaction of business.
Among the personal amounts on our books, we would
be pleased to have yours.
CORSETS
Designing a Corset is hora. matter of taste, it is
a matter of knowledge. So with purchasing a corset, it
should not be selected accmding to whim or caprice. It
is too fundamental an artizle of dress—too definitely the
foundation for everything else. It is either right or wrong.
PLes't they choose miltskenly. discerning women let no
question of style'or silhouette concem them. They trust
employ a graduate corsetiere, who is thoroughly versed on
all points of modern corsetry.
Corsets costing from $2. 50 to $6.00 per pair will give
more genuine satisfaction, owing to their flexible shaping
andwearing qualities, than' custom-made" corsets costing
from $6.00 to $1200 pair
Let us show you the latest models' in coutils and beau-
. tiiul brocadel—white or flesh color.
. g 86 wAsnmo'rou sr.
to the knowledge of an exgert corsetiere. We have in our'
11.
m Solo—Mrs. Joined Pcrkno, Jr.
. Beadin‘wura. William Taylor.
Solver Mrs. Jessie \Vllllt‘llt'tld.
Musical Trinessrs. Austin and
Howard Lewis and Mr. Hill, oi
Stamford.
Readily—Mrs. 1.12111. Clarke.
Solo Miss H. Hall '
Instrumental Selenium—Mrs. Simeon
Hutch.
Reading—Mrs. bottle Wright.
I dolor—Mrs. James Perkinl, 31'.
[Paper ii. G. llnuard
solo Alias Louise McClellan. .
Paper—Win. Stuart, 0! East Orange,
.ww Jeraey.
SoloH-Mrl. \l‘aitrr Fuller.
instrumental Duct-—- Mrs. Edward
To .1 11:11 11:1 111111 Elsie Bryant.
1 1111111111th 0.1 Arrangemtzits—miss
Mimi» lliillt‘y and ltobért Dunn.
Biased to tho nan
THE SOLDIER'S SOLACE.
who “Roth not lnl —- .
" '(Johii Check, in \cw \ork
the W at the Woil.d) .
We do not care if Mcxmans
‘ ' On sniping us are bent,
vie
kai- l‘or well no lizow that not a
N0? 5mm 1‘ till 'Iy man's
o, alum Sent hero lbr ornament.
And grub in tins
Brings 111‘.) grins
('l hough stomachs ’unll disor
llL’l i,
If V. t 1:11' "cl. 0111“ bony on the
border.
lN'or alttdth "in the loo!
0‘ the £00an
;.. l. “I“ h 1 "fig not :1 pleasant life we lead
\\ilhi11 lht' tropic :a'omu
Whose insects art- :1 dcnl >1 brood
, 111.1 11. 11. Church—ll". .1. 1..'
thu-mley of Pennsylvania, will occupy,
11he pulpit at morning and evenlnx‘
1 services. _ i
Music at Flrlt .\l. E. Church. Southi
l1: Not'wulk—Suudn)‘. Auxull 20.11111;
‘Archibnld Merriam, Organist 11nd
1 Director:
Morning at 10: 30.
than l‘relude- Meditation
Organ Ullertory~ Lorxhetto
Lynes
l ........................ (.‘lierublnl
\Ufleriory Solo—The Prayer of Life
1 illieldon
[ Milk Ellllt‘ M. Sterling.
,(irgan l’oliludov—Allexro ..... Spark
Odertory Duck-I'm a Pilgrim
...... .. Herbert
. M111 little Sterllnx and 01-0110
Cantrell
Organ Poslludo-vlllodernto in D
............................
.........
Smart
1. Norwalk M. E. Church. ——Rcv. \V. ll.
l'l‘homas will premh Sunday morning
\lomtng wor-
Keepingnone‘ 5 property up incondition is true economy—
We carry a full line of Reliable Paintl, Vamishes. Enam-
ell, Waxes, Etc.
A. 1). MORGAN
In Washington St.‘ South Norwalk.
: Oil}: Augqu
is offering some remarkable savings on Furniture of dip
Wye style in craftsmanship. v '
Your opportunity wan never greater than right now to
take advantage of these remitdblo Initial.
J— J— ‘ class? nieetlng 9: 30.
. ‘ I ship, 10:80. l-‘pworth 11111131111 devo
‘ > me. At... 3» .. w... W-.- W- -.-._. ,1lonal servicc,6 3'0 honing worship,
' 7:30.
“mmmmmmmm 1m. 11. Smith, .11., will preside at
, ‘ J the organ. '.
MUSE— "l '1 Holiday owning, 72-15—0111” Meet-
ling
1' "lhnrsdny waning. 7:ll—~l’r11yer
'l 'HE PAINT BRUSH lM'W
{ll East Avenue Methodllt Epllcopul.
‘1Cl1urch‘kltcv. S. P. l‘alrblnbl. Pastoral
l—«io: 30 n. 111—Sermon byriho pastor.
'Sublect. "The Cliungeleea t‘lirf'lst 12
111. ——The adult Bible class, to which
Q! It” ovr-r sixteen years of use are in-
vited. 6:30 p. n1.-—~'I‘hs Epumth
League prayer meeting; leader,
Charles Huntbrd; subject; “The Youth
l;
of Jeans.” 7'30 p. n1.-—Evenluu ser-
won by the pastor. Subject, 'A Blg'
tDoel"
.pmyer meeting.
——h—
! knight Street A. .\l.’ E.‘Churel1-
- Rev.
worshlp; 'Preachlng by Rev. C. .\
p. 111—Rev. l. 8. Jacob: will occupy
‘tho pulpit, “slated by.lllnv. E. H.
Collins of Stmlord. 7:00p. m.~—The
A. 'C. E. league will-diaonis tho aub-
lect: “Growth Mind, Soul and Body"
8 p 1n.—-The Presiding Elder will
preach.
We are. expecting to favor lle'puhl
lie with a day of spiritual enjoyment.
All are cordially invited to theoe lore
vices. especially strangers I'm! the
spiritually weak.
I“Slim-lily calendar will be announced
ter
South Norwalk
Church—John Singleton. lit-liter.—
lPublle worship and“ m ct
10:11.11111 lemon by the 301.!
Bolllator of Wilton.
11min at the 30ml: mm
Prelude—la the m
aooloalolo'olooooollnl
lwwr-
m—
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ll .... .......... ....'
;Wb" “'5.
”East Norwulk. ——Riv.
D 11 Rm” ‘Nm‘ 8““‘1" “m” ‘ o in slee or b
l’l‘r1nl1y-« Burning lonicu at7: 30 p. 111.1.“3': ': 11:11 j 1!" 1:15 “I: gru
Th“ “10"“!!! ”Moe la omitted until 1 ““k i 9 1' *
iturther noilce,‘ on ooeount
l Evening at. 7: 30. l
'O1gan Preludo- Twilight ..... Frelnl
Organ (”forlorn-«Adagio .. Unknown‘
l
Thursday, 7: if» [5111. .-—'I‘hc mid-weekI
I. A. McCoy. Pnstor.~—Mornlng,
Gibbons. P. E. and Love Feast. 3:30‘
"observe the fifth anniversary of its
m....c .1”
IA
T he North has never known.
But while wc scratch,
()nc strikes :1 match
And "Light up i" is the order,
iAiitl pull! we've got ‘baccy on
the border!
(I
sermon.
a..."
Grace Church—Tho Rev. J. Benton
Werner. Rectorrv'l‘ho ninth Bun lay
alter Trinity —'l‘lil celebration on the
Holy Communion at 8 ocloek. Morn
his prayer and urine: at 10:111. ‘
m
Chrlst Church, Dreamy Boulevard.
1‘ P. Caukeyg
When you've llu tub :0 you may
scrub
'llte “goats from of? your spine
Lut care > .i joke
\\ hen wrapped in smoke,
0f (Innlrcams you re :1 hoardcr
St. Paul's Church—Rev. Louis B.‘ Bctutiw \11u\(‘ got your bacy
lloucll, Rectum-Ninth Sunday utter on the border.
Trinity.:——7 no a. 111'. Rely communion: l
10: so a. 111.. Heroin; my" and ler-i'rn ask for pie we foolish dream
::1nou 7: to p. n1. EVenlng prayer. The Mont: the Sand- plains drcnr:
11m. John D. Skene. hector or St \\c' 11.. Inst our longing: for ice-
Andrew" 11 Church, Stamford, Mll be in cream
‘chargo of all the services. All per And 1111 111.111 calls for beer.
sons are lmllod to attend the 1101-1 low._ 'rhnsc habits old
especially strangers and visitors in. Relax the“ hold
tbwn. The church is open all day 011 shooter and on $11 ordc
every day of the your for rest, primer If \\1'1 :111 act out "bau‘) on the
and meditdtlon. , 1,0,11ng
Next Thrrsduy-Tho Feast of St} ——-——-———-———--
Bartholomew. the service: will be at aoMPlRSISAVS HE CAN'T
6315 and 9 1L mu and 5 D1 m1 l DELIVER THE LABOR VOTE
7 wnsmxnron August 17.-——Sam
no] Gompcrs made reply to Senator
.Slimninn who denounced him In the
of tho
rc’ctorl absence 011 Ma vacation.
own—u—
1
5 FIRST CHURCH or owner
acnen'na'r.
Welt avenuea'rne Regular .-811n' la cl: ractn'imtlon of certain
day “WING! “1“ church ll held 1“ ll lenders 111: arbitrary and tyrannical. ‘
0.111 ‘11 i1 impossible for me to be 111'
August 20" Mind" illtrn .1' or 1,11'1mnlcnl,“ said Mr Gom-
Woduesduy ”in: m |,~e-'! “lot there are no such powers
meeting at 8 o“cl0ck bl! 1"5111121 11 in the president of the Ameri-_
coghagfy‘hldrlise; sorvlcda the l)“ 0 ”can Federation of Labor. 1 never
Areadlng room ll maintalned at
'the same address. open each week ._ f
day, holidays excepted, from 1.30 to liver tho Vote of any man or group 0
4:30 p. m. . _ men. . 1‘
St Peter’s German Lutheran Church. ' A‘ THOROUGH 1.337-
Cedar street, near Welt avenue-
-Martln I. 811111. onion—Jute usual
dlvine services will behold at 10:30.
«‘0 evening services-“(lilo month. 011
lSeptember 1’7 the congregation will
0110 To Convince the Mat Skeptical
south~ Norwalk ' Reader.
The test of time is the test that;
counts,
organisation —-«0ut~ot town ministers Dean‘s Kidney Pills have made
lwlil de er thooddreuel. All Luther their reputation by eflecfive action.
tans, undo era wild are interested, 11m
The following case 111 typical.
South Norwalk relldennt should be
convinced. '
The to'atlrnony ll confined—tho
proof complete.
lcordlally invited to worship at this
church. Sunday achool will remain
closed until further notice on account
,0! the prevalence of lntantfle pa'raly
all in nearby eltloi.
handbook-urine!“ at the
Wanna-1111:1111” mains. Amt 11111. .
“’m WW' mill.
N
advent Chrlltlln Charon. VB but
and Harvey streets. In: Wu.—
Rev not“ Tom «9.. no: --
11ml.
Gustav Moor, 10 Falrlleld avenue,
soul Nanak. nil; "My criterion“
i
l
«1
in"!
First. church'of Christ, Scientist. 67 98111111111 :11 a "public nuisance," during :-
labor '
have attempted and do not now 111..
tempt. 115 l have not the power to don ‘
”.931! c ‘ ‘5!“
Business Hours from 8:30 a. 111. to 6 p. 111. daily ' ‘
‘ Saturday; 1:11 ludcd.
Toilet Fittings ,
for the Dressing Table
White Ivory P115 Boxes, Hair Receivers,
I
15 cts. each ._,
Mimosa Taloum Powder, 75 cts.
Absorbent Cotton, an cspecia’ly tine quality,
medicatcd, 3o Cts. lb.’
Bradley’s Woodland Violet Bath Borax,
nukes the bath Very tigr..ul jg, 50 Cts.
Cartside's Iron Rust Soap-—
has 11 magical cficct on imn rust, "
ink and other stub», 11.2.1311; lilt'lll
disappear like magic. In a tube, 20 Cts.
Villa, 21 cold cream for 1'2 waning and massaj ingr,
unsurpassed iorusoaiter mooning and outdoor spoils,
5o cts. a jar.
As a special introducto _v wilt-,r with a punl 12131: of
a gar of \im cream (;-.'. 'u..11nncr \xill rcccn. :1 5111.11!
bottle of Mavis Toilet Water. ,
' 1 ‘ . .6
Children s Handkerclnets
. Initial Handkerchiefs ot' tint qualit) pure 13111.11, :
\‘l'llll hand ‘1'mb1'oidcrcd lulu-1's, tor the thil l (n '
19 cts. each ‘
Attrattiic fancy box containing 3 Handkerchiefs, ‘
50 cts.
_ Kindergarten Handkerchiefs. Fume havc narrow
printed lmt‘dcr, othcrs with fancy figures in corners. .
'lhrce Hamlkcrchicis dainzil; boxed, 15 Cts. per box. \
Handkerchiefs for Boys. Some with colored bor- g
ders at 5 ctr. each. '1"
Linen, with colored border, 13 cts., 2 for 25 eta. i
All white in pure linen, narrow llClllSlllL‘l’lt‘tl bor— l
dcrs, 10 cts. each, for 50 cts. l
17 cts. each, 6 for $1.00 , 1
Others at 25 cts. each. ll
Over Sunday Spec1al
Mirror's Old Fashion Cooanut Caramcls, Straw-
berry, Chocolate and Vanilla.
The good old fashion sort. made of pure, creamy “
cocoanut, fairly sparkling with sugar, «49 cts. lb. \,
Husiery Special
Aspecial .115 of wanton? Lisle Hose in blackwan'd " .
white. Regular 50 ct. Quality.
Now 38 cts. each, 3- for $1.00. '
. _ - .' ' Ilosiery Section.
Elite 0. 0H. Emit 0101117111111!
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DOLLAR SALE
TODAY
JACflBY’S
a 1*
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
, _anonpon'r—
Fol-inert known do 11 about onto. a Meaning co.
ollk Droyaoal, any... Bhutto" and Lao. Curtain. Cleaned.
Telephone cm H: LYNGE, Prop. 33 Ohio 8!. firldlemfl
’
l
Tutlnony like this cannot be it. .~
‘ Black and White 3111: Hon 81'.00.and'u.5m:
.’
"don Silk Hosie' 1y
r1111; Silk Hue in 111.111.11.111: and colors ....... 50¢ .
11111: H"! 111' black, momma, pink, old me; 11y, Copel- 72..
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Bull; .1.- 1. m1: was: a,“
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