:9“ mmmnonwmmamm ‘
First Methodist Episcopal Churchn for our Allies, for the wounded, dy-
'mh Norwalk. William G Gifli11,li11g and dead, the afflicted and sor»
“53th. —Union seivices 10: 30 a.111..10wful for all the agencies organized
" 111111 and word, sermon subject: for help, and [01 a just and righteous
“Tim Paul of the Modern Church;" peace.
2 noon. Sunday school, finnounce-l ~—
‘me‘nt will be made concerning the] Grace Baptist Church, Rev. Edward
'plcnie; 6:46 11. n1., Voung people's do H. Sims. pastor. —~1\lo1'ning service,
.‘oiional hour: 7‘30 11 111., evening 11 a. 111.; Sunday school, 12:30 p. 111.:
‘woinhip' sermon subject: Mars, B. Y. 1’. U., 7 p 111.: prayer meeting
£111," being the second sermon on ‘Ai Thursday, 5 p. 111.; choir rehearsal.
"trip to the Land of 0111' Lord" 111' Friday, 8 p. 111. All are welcome.
onnection with the musical program.
111 morning and evening. the cello'
ill - be 0137941 by Miss Lillialliand Harvey streets, East Norunlk.
ashes Walker, sistei 01 Mrs PRO“ i‘ltu (. M. ’l‘ctple, pastor. ~li‘all' hour
PfiifiTWSdfiin 1» 45 D 11L. L133" “1‘9“ of player. 10: 00 u. 111.: morning son
3118. 191.1 bl “1'. 81111191111 $911111ch 111011. 10: 30 11.111. Sunday schoolJ
hursday. 7:45 1) m... prai't‘r 11.111611113912310 a. 111.; 1.11.11 111111.111.» "19141113.!
' MDM'M ‘6:15 p. 111.; P\‘Plllllf.‘, 5111111111. 7:' '
relttden‘Wiornmg 501W,- “01"“ 111: told-week tumor and
13110 Solo-——».‘4gnus llci .......... llizet mention, Thtn'aday7, 45 D 111.
uartctte~ 'The Luid is, My 1.1'111" , "
.. ............................ Iiile‘w‘:
1lifionrano' Solo~»"0 Lord Most. lloly“1
With cello obligato ......... lv‘oanck (l1.1~' ,1,
Yosliudewltewéie ......... lilaglm "r! “ 1.-».~' 1“ 1 111.; inorninl: Hoi‘l‘lt"‘1l
‘ WWW- , 1'1; 4.3: Good 11 >1hool 12 111.: X", P. 14,1
‘ Wd9“'T0”19HWUlD§ 9"?” ----- :3 p. 111.: owning st't‘V‘it't‘ :11 '
’ ........................... \\.1'111'1‘(,',.1,,(.1(I
Duélw‘fl Set llinl Whm
Mrs. Powets and Miss 111 St, l’t‘tur’.» l'iHllllit'lil‘ttl l.u'lu'1'ant
uartette~-"tlod be \lettit'WIII - t‘hurt‘h. t‘tuur Sheet, near West AV 11
1011‘! ---------------------- ll'tldutn 1111c, Martin 1.. Strap. piston l)l\'lllt‘é
,éllo Sulo~4‘antilcna . (itllte: 111.i1111 ,1,..,-\-i(.,._., will 1),. hold '11! 1113;”, Nut
implode. in F .................. S11 111' ’
. '1 East Avenue Methodist lipisronal
,.t.:.gi3hu1ch, Harold E. Wilson, 11.1.»‘tor.—~
‘g 3:301'fellowship 111. “in": 10: 00 Sun
1151 school;11.00. morninn worship
Advent Christian Church. Van 'Zant
li‘slllllUlH
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Congregational t llllltl‘1,.,1
\ thistronl, pnalor Vfl»1‘11‘
/
Swedish
71:01;
30‘ 111“ i
l"e',111e l
,L‘u.»‘t but morning senit‘ti VVill
continued throughout the sunnntr inl
the German language ’l‘ha. .'l.utht'-l
.1115 of Nonvalk are cordially invited
to attend, all others are welcome,
'3“ “mm“? 6' 30 1’- 111.131.16.11. Sunday school at 9:30. English and
itiLquo dctotional incetin‘; 4:60 p., .lerman departments. New nuptial
,evcning worship. song service led "luv , enter
. organ, guartctte a11d.V'ioli11. S111»; Crown
1 attention is called to the change‘t
at any time... Cross and
system of rewards for regular
l‘ittendance. Lawn social and apron
.tlmc for Sunday Whom and tour-n sale Wednesday afteinoou and t‘Vt‘l'
Einstiiotvices.Tl1ursd‘1‘tt74t5 imitlw
. ‘ ‘1 1 ing Jul 1801,1111 the hu cl l on
_ 'Msorvice. l y c ' l 11
I First Church of Christ. Scientist 57
.Knighi. Street A M. E.Cllu1oh, R‘"",V\'ost avenue~—'I‘ho regular Sunllny
”it! A “CCU“ pastmu—— ——Sunday “01 service of this church is held at 11
hip. moming serVice, pienching by a in
he pastor; 12: 30 11.111.8undzo: (unisudn Science subject
“school; 7 p 111., the Voung p‘l’oples "G 0d"
meeting “’1" be held,a1 ”"5 ‘5 “‘t‘ \\ ednesday owning testimony nicot-
‘91”le “1 “1" summer, d“ aleilng at. S 11'1loc.k ’10 both these scr-
im‘ge'd. if) N'Pnd: topic: W00 0‘11" Vices the public is iuVited. A toad
6111111; J5 ll 1” ”‘97'35‘1m‘ lilolllllli'l'ing room is maintained at the some
X‘OGODllCQl‘l’St‘l'llltln, theme "‘HIL“ mldiess, upon each Wtek dav, hall
33"“ goal and ”“1““le “"1654 days excepted. {1111111130 to4z‘ot) p. 111.
$901110 .1111 enjoy our short owning
entices. You .11‘ always welcome to 1"le GILLIGAN
SENTENGED TO' ,
HANG NGVSGl
191101).) church 31011123 Tuesday
(Continued [“1001 Page One)
July ‘15‘
night, class 111911111111; Thursday nig111.!
laué lender‘s lNk'DliOU, come and.
.nter into the spirit of the utc.1.»‘io11;,
Friday night. choir rehearsal. Sun-i
" ayi‘m‘xt will 01' the dedication ot':
,\,lhe new orean, RPV. 1‘). ll. t‘ollinq w-..”
‘i‘i'yriilpreach, home for th'ui during the rcniuindtr
QWW' W" .ol lhtit' liras for a specified sum,
Notwolk M. l-‘ t“l1111.l1.,igcnerully $1,000. 9
' Morning ' lira. Gilligan subbed as £1,119. heard
‘i"P1'clude~— lntermoz; to . .\\' m l“:1ulk\‘utho jury's Verdict. Her daughter.
f‘ Q‘tlurietv—Jubilztte Ih 11 in B 1“] .11 ...... Mary Archer. who has his-.gonstnnt
.. ................... St“l11111bett Buck ly beside her mother throughout the
‘QWl'tBlte—«W‘hllst is Knocking .at my trial. burst into tears tuidsclaspod her
Sad Hear”t ................... Otis mother's hands” They gained their
Posgnde Ollt‘r‘toilt‘ in tt,..t ‘.J. tir'oy cmnposure tinickly and iollowod the
1 . Evening. ‘ proceedings calmly.
1 I’relhdo—«Melodio ...‘."»‘ Stojowski loucdiet .\l. Holden, the woman's
., Wlh“* ‘l'iDH‘ l)i\’illt‘."..l, 1‘, Mocy.1liief counsel moved that. the verdict
be set aside RS against 111‘“ evidence,
as 1‘o'ntr111y to statute which requires
the. testitnom of 11111 eye witnesses
inf its equivalent to convict on first
(,‘hurch, 11411.,11leniee and 11's prejudiced. The 1111:)-
11,, pastors». tion was overruled and Mr. llolden
10:30, . with; gave notice oi" appeal. .
' ' breaching by the pastor. subject; "A. There were indications early in the
‘7‘Smlsfaclm1 (‘odf Th: evening; serv-
nice and the Sunday who 1‘ hm: hm 11
. discontinmd l0] the sudlmm l
'. Mus-‘11», at tho l‘irst chm-,1},Hunt-lions as to first and Second de‘
Prolude—bNocturne in 1;, No 12 ,,,,,, ‘ urea murder. Judge Gmen had cov-
" ....... , ......... lohn Field
Day of P1 .t .11111 GladneSs",.
.............. J. B. Marsh
“from my Heavenly Home"
Soprano Solo~—‘ God Shall \\' 1119 An av
,, AlL Toa- ., ............ t ‘.1lo Ilonla';
“ N,,.1'P(istlude~(lland (‘hocur ..... I‘. Silas
" First Conurega’ ionnl
‘ 3 331.. T. McGt-Ppol‘, l’ll.
‘ _. aniug service . at
its verdict. when the, jurynlcn flied
was re-rt‘ad. Lest: than one hour 1111‘
or a rap’pini: on the jury room door
indicated that. the twelve men were,
............ (7, ll. Howlcy again returning. A hush fell over the
—Son.11.1 op 28, Allogio 1 , spectators as the jury entered. While
................. L. van Beethoven the jury Was filing in Mrs, Gilligan'
:VV'as conducted from an ante-room to
. _ her seat.
ick A Coleman rector Edward J- “Gentlemen of the Jury. have you
Sims organist and choir directorw reached a verdict?” asked the clerk.
{3, ‘ endar for the week br/inning July H. “Exouhave. WNW" luryman bamud
1 11 sixth Sunday after Trinity; 9:30 , ,' mm , , 11 ,‘,,.
,holy communion: to: 31,1 11.111.’ “Ellfitfis 301” ‘9“ C
23:33 prayer and senoon' 1‘10de 111 ‘
Il‘ ‘ . 7v V
"tn. business meeting of Trinity' ““33" “7 (”‘3‘ng
. nicnt?
“Yes“! ‘
._ Mrs. Gilligan Wasps.
Mrs. Gilligan wept, She leaned
back in her seat.
Apparently she was exhausted after
1tl1e strain of four weeks. In her 11s
1131 manner her daughter Mary bony
in the indict
Christ Chumh, G1 agot} Boulevar'd
'fst Norwalk Rtv. ’laliaierro F Cas-
V' D, 1"ectot.Sixth Sunday 117-,
July 151k: morning pray-
’d sermon at 10: 30 .11. n1.; Sun-
hool at. 12 111.; evening service
red. The. tector hopes that all
‘m thers ot the paii»‘n Vtill make;
9511, effott to attend the mom
;1servlce. The geneial public
ally invited.»
’l
words of cheer and hope.
Her only answflet to Judge Greens
is“ question. “Have you anything to say
,‘as to why sentence should not. be
l-ironounccd?" VVas a bowing of the
‘1
-1 . head. After heating sentence, Mrs
Grace» »‘Chu1oh. Rm --’ 3‘11“)“ Wer- Gilligan was led to an a11te~.room.
nor, recto1~The Six‘th Sluday after Shit) was taken back 19,19, to the
Tim” “"3 ”’hb etion 0f ”“3 “01" county jail to await, tum. 61‘ to Nit-
,mmumon at 3 0C100k moining ei‘sfield prison tomo1row morning
“3'9? and sermon 7“ 10- 30 1 She bore 111) 'ntoically.
,- The trial began 'June 19 and lasted
St. Paul's Church.—-»Sixxth Sunday practically four weeks. Mrs. Gilligan
otter Tiinity 7: "l :1. n1., holy com- who is about 45 years old was 511-
'710: 30 "..1 n1.. holy communion: rested ln- May, 1916, and latei indict
er; (in: 7' 2’0 p.111..,évening pray- ed by the grand ju1y on five counts
persons 11113 welcome at the‘. She was not brought to speedy trial
Serviced and $111131"ch and Visitors because hex mental condition was
in term .are especially invited. Tho, such like would ,not lwithttt‘and the
Sunday schools- are closed ,for the strain. She ,is a native of Litchilold.
intuition-but parents are asked to Franklin R. Andrews died on May
1111 their Children to the regular ser- 30, 1914. Disclosures of a sensational
‘vlcesu The church is open all day nature immediately developed. Among
‘1)111'
evening M‘l'Yltttla‘ during July and All'j ;
liol '
afternoon that the jury was n‘earing'
into the court room and asked for in- .
ered this point in his charge, which "
her eyes closed.)
ed th-‘e condemned woman up with ,_'
Nothingham Curtains
Values“ for
Special
1..
1
V‘
W Porch
a
,..
[*IV
. ‘1:
ev ry'day for Jper‘nte prayerand to others whom the stale claimed were
‘11
bungalows in this sale.
Four-posters, Colonial. ué many
Four-post Bed- witli turned feet and many' othett ii
3" styles are to be found in this sale. Special mahog- ”fl;
any four-posters.
. :A disconcerting. ’ "
cottages— and
111,-111111115 311111 111917. “‘
the-.11
Bathing. ,Suits
for Women and Misses,
i ” if he Annette Keller-
ll
mm 1. .1. w- .4»... ~ "1 i it than Suits are strictly con; i
‘ id'flncd to the Read 4401156, 1% ,
Wu cannot be had else» it “
Bbdroom Furmture “”6 11.116 W “
' 11' “35va 5.61.. pun-
' ”‘plc and green Jersey, in
1;; wool or cotton. Collar,
6, tie and belt striped with
twhite. , _
5.2m W Mining Suits with
“$11511 and band trimmings
",1; in striped effects. .
Z
“’11?"
Suite.» for small 'W‘
"fl
.1-
taut.
.1
‘i
1“ #6413...” p.111
31“ 'mam'oo 4"” i" 1111......» stmeysaimuacr
Mahogm'y Beds' in Bungalow style «‘4' Mill bandedgiogs "1 ViVid
list. were $25.00 new $21.00 r} 1' Orange, coral'or emerald.
’ . _ Prices from
Other styles of beds in mahogany ", '7‘ " 3% 35,95 to mafia"
,Wel‘e $28.00 .. n0w$18.50 ' '51" S I Tight. W001 3
$1600 ”3’50 or cotton, .1,
$24.50 _ $19-00 $1.00, $1.50 to $3.00. 4;
Amhn,deut - .1 '3 " ‘3‘ 5.111113111111111 Suit-do
1,,” were $28.00 now $22.50 great variety. _mw
Baal. Eye anhBeds WP“ 7’” ' “ guy For Children 'ngg
were $32.00 , now $25.50" , A 1111 S u
t $28.00 , 422,00 iii etic Bathing m .
dbl‘m‘iw 5 wool or cotton, solid col-
‘1 015 with bands or striped .
1, effects. ,
' Suits with skirt at-
tached for older girls. Sizes
1 ,2 to 14 years, .
61.0010 $3.00. ‘
Punch ~. Furniture,
less. 2.0.“per- cent
Chm and Rockers in light or green fin- 3‘1,
5..
"it won Wing. thatwill
soft.
ll. ’retain their light,
i». feel,
...,-.,-
were it 6.00
161 $14.15
for $ 5.50
, j for $4. 40:;
533,,1'for‘ 5 3005.
' for S 2.25:-
, for $13.25:
9701' s "53:50'
for $ 5.00 '
were 6 6.75
were 6 5.50
were$ 3.75
,were$ 2.75‘
.were .54 :4.00.
11112166450
were $ 6.25' -'
were $7.50-
QF" Will be found accept-
?” able for many kinds ,of
§ kitchen work, and is es-
We find in going over our
storehouse a number of dress-
ing tables in mahogany, others
in oak, walnut and bird’s eye
maple. The reason for this
lswtvhat people buying bedroom
suits did not have room for
d‘réssing tables. Therefore we
have now to close these out at
Sony reduced prices.- Nearly
all of these dressing tables
have three-paneled mirrors.
if you can use a dressing
table, now is the time to pur-
"chase on: art the following
prices:
Solid Mul'wgony Colonial Dressing Tables.
Continue
'3‘?!
«5:11 ' ‘ M
31.011161 3
in: rat forgot clearant‘a All sum-
ln'th‘rt‘ar for \V'oun'n and Hill
1 , were 645.00 now $34.00 1
Mahogany Column! Dwain: Table: l j
. were $34. 00 . now $26. 50—. 11
. $39. 25 E'WMiém $29.00 l; .
Shaman style in mahogany '9'? " it
were $26.00 new $19.00 ~1
‘ , $21.00 $15.50* l
cums... Walnut ' i:
were $28.00. now $21.00
‘ 1 $24.00 $17.50 .
‘1. 3 $26.00, $19.00
Bird’s Eye Maple « ' ‘l
mm ,were $34.00 now $27.00_ _.1
Library and Dining Room Furniture
" Limmy Set; in striped mulberry and golden v"'
Veiy dainty and artistic for a medium size 100 1,
lour.
boudoir, or reception parlor.
Settee,
Armd‘ah’, 1‘ ‘
Rock") 333:: ,
Chipper!
Former price; $85.00
'11121.
“7.11611de of fine Mahogany with turned leg,
and‘stretchers. Cane backs, upholstered spring seat L" i?
covered with French tapestry.
,ishes. , 3'? Se“ ...
it; 1.2;, ,were $4.00 for $1.20 ‘ ”‘00- ‘ Auk
. . ,. 1%”,ij for $2275 Second floon. fir“ Rocker,
.were $2.50 for $2.00 . '
' were $2.00 for $11.60: /
/ were $1.35, ‘ for $1.101 , . , , , .
were $2.65- . for $2.15 .‘ The Latest Fad“ i; Afiurt'of Swat-311 aproilh or"
' , ‘ _ . 7 . , ~~ G ! Comm: 0 owere cre onne W1 1'“
lie" were $3 25 ‘ for $250 5‘ m n a g"; large pockets for work or . 1'
{ Summer Houses; were $50. 00 for $40.00 31.713“ tOOlS- ,Vef'y $31?
1 3mm_ 3”“ 2‘. ti were $ 8.00‘ l for $6.50 yiceable and: practical
l-- n ‘ .. were $ 7.00 ,- for 3,550, ,cretonne sunbonnet to
' " ‘ ‘ " ' . match.
Ann. Chairs, m ,were 6 7.50 for $ 6.00 .1261..- $1.50 for the. at.
"A Rubber Apron.“ — —
S’s-s :'
pecially good for labora-
tory use. ‘
r. t
l ,4“,
, 6&3 1‘ , '
Anton, Section, second floor. m
dale Set, backs and arms of handsom-
polished Mahogany, full spring seats.
Sale price,
Former price, $112.. 00 '
Sale price,
New Designs for
The new line of Roya" '
Society Goods is in. Tlti§~ -
includes all garments to j
‘ women and children. also" ,‘
household furnishings.
Pillows
the package.
Sale price;
$63 so , '5‘
.565'.GG',-"3
$89.50
Embroidery 1,1
111- Stamped Piecesi'.
A; '1
Aprons
Luncheon Sets ,
Maternal included 'iltt» .1
501110 $2.00
Art Gectlon, third floor.
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