STATUS OF PR'IS‘ONEE‘
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and has no ground for exemption It
is understood he is both willing and
anxious to serve
Whether he will be admissible to
beauty encapsulate: the pending
charges is aflegu'questlm which has
not been decided. Whether he will
first have to serve any sentence
whichmay'be housed «on is anoth-
er question which perhaps is in the
discretion of the court. Whether he
Tan“? Pall“! Church, Rev: Fred-l East Avenue Methodist EpiscoPM gill-Ila ll: cmhsfig; git; 11313391112131
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mick L Goleman. rector. Edward J Church, Rev Harold 11' wu
fins organist and choir director.—~.tor.:—9 30 a m., fellowship $313.25- ”Elke if it is “sud ‘5 another
“anger for the week beginning A11- '110 00 a. in, Sunday school; 11: '00 2531.011 which will have to be de
ti: ninth Sunday after Trinity, 1:1. 111., mormn mama -
150 3.111.. holy communion; 10:00 21.1 6:30 p. 111.. Elliofth leagse 8:32:51; Sheriff .Pease said this morning that?
infant baptism;1o-30 3.111, holylieadcr, Carlton L’Hommodlen; 7:30 he didnt know what will he donel
Immunion and sermon. Monday, 9- m" evening worship. Th y in the case, but that he"Wlll carry out!
Rust 01’ the Transfiguration. holy 7: 45 p. in prayer mung, mlwmder‘ the orders of the court whatever theyi
Wmunion, 9: 30 a 111.; Tuesday 8 Miss Matilda Smith. ' may be.
$113. hpusine'ss meeting of the Mans! nihbtlstvllsdgfitgggrs‘halt lblgrecollstri'
uesgay. 7 45 business meet- St. Peter’ s Lutheran Ch 1 h E
fills or the Women’s Guild The rec! {Street near West avelmelnglngfidll.‘ jail who were summoned m the draftI
191' desires to have the names and ad Steup, Dalston—Divine services are “S" and ‘h" “119““ m “swan“ are 1
dress of every young man in the‘ conducted every Sunday. morning 111' bu‘)’ ”king ”‘9‘“ 3W“ ”19' county;
lparish, who enlisted in the senice of Gei'utan,durk1gjthe whole summer for examination by the exemption
his country. The vector will be glad at 10: 30 The pastor will preach next hoards. 0'59“ W31" ”00th lOdSOUUl
lo receive contributions for the pray; Sunday on the gospel ltsson. No'wa'k by Shem-f 9359-. all was,
tr book and testament fund, for the Lutherans of the my me (Uldialhlmm at the city ball by Samuel b ,
Mdiers, members of the parish. iweleomc to attend our srrviccs, e‘__I11£—land one Of [hf jaxlh oflicials. v1 0
I eiybody is w'eltonie. No menir‘g 561- looked after him while ere.
Grace Church, Rev. J. Benton Wer— vices during August. After senices‘
cg! ., '9';°'-~Nin'l', 5131111 Iar1§.!...mo..o,...'........, mm... o. .1... REV. CARLOS MARTYN
' 1m 1'. a- m. 0'9" 1'8 ion 0 t 6‘ llarish will mm fol the. month] '
, , . , ,. y bust .
' 1101) communion, 10.30 a. 111., celebraa mss 111101111211” members ape urged DIES IN NOROTONI
#11011 of the holy communion and 591- E to be pies...“ . "“"‘” 1
1mm Monday, Feast of the Trans .. . 1 (Continued From Page 0118) i
figuration; celehiation of the 1101) 1 Knight 811-091 A. M. E, Church, Rev. ———-— j
communion at 9' 30 a. 111. ll- A MM‘OK, Paslnl‘~f"~‘1.iitlzl,\‘ survives 110111 of Nimtrauuu. lli'l first chall'ir’
- "" morning “'mbhlll ll'r'ut'him' by the “'21:; 1-1 11111 Pnlll'llll L‘ougrt'aaliohnl
Christ thurch. tlicgory Boul‘tlulld, 111.1 pastor: 12: .1011. 111., Sunday Chum"; St. Louis, and afterwards ho,
Ea“ 1‘0““0131 1m- Taliafelm 114% school: b’ 11- H 1111' pastor will preach llud 1-:Hsl1111v at Porrunomh. Now
REY: 13' D "'OC‘°""‘N‘“U‘ Sunday ill from the theme: ”Christian Vitality." ”1111111511119. 1111' 'lhirtv- louith stmct
ter Trinity. August 51h; holy 1‘0111- after which the Lord's Sumwr will-112' 11111.11 llefctuiod (‘burtln Now Ymk 1
1110111011 and‘ sermon on "‘9 Trun's- su-rvsd. You are always welcome to 111111.111i119dalt llcforlred Church. the
figuration 0T Chm“ 8' 19130 a. “1'3 this little church. Spats free. (11101) First Reformed Church. Markcl'
Sunday scllclol audIevemng Dl'fil’f’l' singing. Tummy night, regular class Street. Newark, N, .l., and the Sixth
"m be omitted. Ill“ re‘clor ”0W" meeting; Friday night, choir relicur l’rwbytt'rinn Church, Chicano. AllcrI
that the conccmrtmou of interest ML ”K, Worlds Fair in 11393 1111111 '11
“90“ the morning prayer, ”Hedi” ”“7“ ‘w 15 11101111110111 in :1 lelo'rm movcml‘fit
Transfiguration D5“ “m “15“” 3' First Church of Christ 801131111: 1, 57 but liPL'liucd nomination for mayor by.
large congregation. “19 general pub “est avenues—The regular Sunday 1 lhc llllmitipnl Rt form Pal-.ly lie con
no is cordially invited. sm'lice of this church is held at 11 111111011 10 lectuw upon (ivic matters
' ' lfl- 111 land to do litcluu'y work. Twelve
‘ South Norwalk Baptist Church. 1.1" Christian Science subject. August ma... ago 1... was ou‘llod here. rollr
‘Han'lson Thompson, Dantonw'l‘hc 51 "Love." -, In: as an active pastor two y-z'ais
union seru'i cs ()1 the South Not‘wulkl' Wednesday evening testimony meet ,agio
Methodist Congregational churches lug at 8 o'clock. 'l‘o both these scrI llr Martyn In his literary work
will beheld in the Baptist church tortvlces the public is invited A read- wrote much of the Ilrcat Rotorma
the next two Sundays Tomorrowlinrz room is maintained at the same tiou sorit1‘1,antl blogrli‘phlcs of promi-
Rcv. John stapletou Will speak al.11ddrcss, open each Week day. holl- nent Americans and several volumes
both ser1lces,1n:30 11.111 and 7'30 days excepted, from 1: 30 to 4: 30 p m' of tho American Reformer! scales. .
D- m The” “l" b" “0 sessions 091' ...._._._~.. D1 Martyn's wife died a row yonrm
the Bible school during the month Oil Advent Christian Church, Van Zant ago Three sons a brother. Dr. San
August. and Harvey streets, Last Noiflwalk foul S.Mart_1n.ol‘ Plantsvlllc Conn..
M . [Rev G M. .Tcaplc. pastorsvllalf hour [and n $111191 111's Sal‘llll \1 Wright,
Swedish Congregational Church‘ of prayer, 10: 00 11.111; holy com-'01 Lynn. Maps. survlvc.
Chris. J. Valilstrom, pastor ——Mens munion, 10:30 a. 111.; Sunday achool,I1 ~—~——-————-——-———-—
Bible class.10:00 .1. 111.: morning sci 232310 111; Loyali Wor'kem inciting. SOUTH NORWALK EVIDENCE FOR
ch9.'10245; Sunday school. 12 m.;1 5 p m. erl no 1591111011. 0 p
communion, 5 p. 111.; evening Mervico'm midweek prayer Fund tstslinionyi SOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE
at 7:30 o'cloek. lmecting. Thursday, 7: 46 11. ul. ‘
”The Statement: at South Nomlk Rec.
"” ' “““”""”"" J 1 ldenh Are surely More ReIla-
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. “'5 NEED 50 LITTLE 1 bis Than Thou of Utter
1W1: need so much in the flush of. Strangers
William Roach l youth l Home testimonyla real proof.
William Roach, one of the best When the heart 1'1 pulsing with llfcp Public statements of South Nor
known of Norwnlk's young men, diedE lit'b lldc; :walk people carry real weight
in the Middletown state hospital. yaw We 10111: for b8&u1)'.:lnd 10W andl What a friend 01 neighbor says?
tawny, following a long; illness, 4110." "um 11mmpfls 1-0.“,ch l
was well known here as a butler. hav- With a hungt'r and thirst unsatisfied The word of one whose home is 1111'
1111: been employed for a long time by W0 ‘0“ f0! tame and we grasp at PO“ away invites your doubts.
the John C. Wilson Company. He was er, lHere's a South Norvalk statement.
.11 veteran 0f the Spanish-American Our souls are attuned to the world' 5. And m. for South Norwalk people' a
War, having served with Company L.' mad strife, ' 110.110!“
of Norwalk. A member of Our Broth-I All heaven and earth again our rlglll Such evidence is confirming
ers' lodge, l. 0 . 0. F2, Hope Hose iul dower— That' 5 the! kind of proof that backs
Company andolher organizations. in: ‘ “""‘-"‘." Doan's Kidney pmgI l
all of which l1c.had held Various 001- We need so little whon life is done Mrs. ~11 Hamilton. 3 111112111391115
cea. was a hard w'mker and vary pop- , And the spirit soars from its cbry- Istreot. says: "I have used Dunn's Kid 1
war. He is survived by his mother; salts, in”, Pills several times and they. have.
and two brothers, Henry C. Roach, of From our careless fingers. one by one, been of great help to me. Whenever
florwalk, and Frederick L Roach. 01; Drop the useless treasures we shall 1“” kidneys have acted irregularly and
laughampton, New Your. He was not mics :my back has been weak and chy. 1
eeply interested in allllothS. and for The glitter of gold, the boarded heap have used Dmuf 5 Kidney Pills and
several seasons was the lemme at 01 prizes and praises so hardly “1,", have soon relieved me"
11 the basketball games played in the; won, price 3°C, at all dealers. Don' t aim
.florwalk Armory and was an author 1W8 will barter them all for a dream- my ask for a kidney remedngfil
11y oh the game. The remains will- be, less sleep- lDoan s Kldney~ 15,115-“... game that
' brought to Smith Norwolk. today and For we need so little when his is Mm Hamilton had Foster-Mllburn
'! funeral services will be held 011 Mon- dams! . (30.. Mfgrs" BurlaIO. N. Yr—Adv
our afternoon at 2 o’clock from his —Ida Goldsmith Moms in New York; ..__._._———————-— -
' into home, 54 Wilton avenue. Rev. Mr. Sun. STAT-E sENATOR otsu LLlVAN
Beebe, of Norwalk. ofllclating. Inter-é , 4.22M EuLlS‘I’S
mom will be in Riversld cemetery: ' NEW BRITAIN VETERAN DEAD l DERBY. Aug. Lights, senator Pat'
NEW 131111111151 Aug 4.1'—-Edwa d o'suuivan. of the Sevenmmh
rick B.
Fitz Patrick. aged 79 and a veteran d secretary of the Demo'
"Q‘SK‘FOR and'GET nt the Civil War. died yesterday, car— district, an .111
tying to his grave a bullet in one of rratlc State Central Committee. to Y
., I ’
“yer. Eek’s his shoulders received in the second .reported for duty as an ensign in the
. inattle of 'Bull Rm file was 3 morn His resignation as corporation
.fIEhe ( In ' her of the "First Iron Brigade” under “av-V r
1‘ ginal lColonel Custer. tutor General. ofllclal- :counsel 01 Derby reach “3'0
lly known as the Second New York George P Sullivan todal’. and his res
lCavalry. ,lIignatlon as secretary will be in the
'hands of. state Chairman David E‘
“momma during the day Senator
O'Sulllvan has also reslgned as sena-
mill New York yesterday Mr. O‘Sullt
' van passed his examinatkin for an $11
,Women who feel weak, languid and depressed— 99...... mm. 1...
who look pale and dull-eyed, and have lost appe-
pufify fl‘e blood, abelp the organs of digestion, j
rre‘gulatr lhelliver and bowels, and Strengthen .
,thesystem. Itlonghasbeenknown that !- .
a
‘ commission.
Sim s examinations 0W-
bcen unable to pass
ing to «we sight. Ensign USullivan
has a wife and two chlldreh.
REQUISlTlON ALL VESSILS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-'-Tne- Enter-I .
'scnoymlleet Corporation today mania
ltloncd all merohmt vessels or more}
than 2.590 tons new building in Amer-
ican shipyards. Double and ”1311' incl
bur shim will be put in the yards to1
speed construction.
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‘TOO LATE “FOR ‘CLAIBWIGATIOM.
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.- — In the Furniture Store
Some attractive oll'crings in Library Tables
F Colonhllllblo with lyre shaped standard heavily _- (lulu 11 design with oblong top, size 44 x 28,1
moulded -,base drawer and shelf, size 41 :11 24, .. was $24. 00 . for 319.501
$28.50 spatial. “gym Calorie! Writing Tabb with one center drawer .
. . . - And two drawers each side, under shelf and S-scroll
F Wimamlaufl “flay design, oblong table, former legs Size 50 x 30. ' , ,
:pncc $22.00 . for $19.00 , $49 50 apeciul. j I l..
F1336. 020111“: and Mary design, oval table, ,fformer €332 Oval M l y Table, graceful design of the
or 33 Adam period, with drawer and shelf, size 44 112'
5' Colonial Table with oblong top, 37 x 24, paneled » was $24 00 “'3 “9'06
polonial posts and carved ball feet, , Table 111 Adam design with two under shelves to
$.l8. 7.5 ,1,de . . books and papers. Was $17, 00 {01314.50
.... Table in 0111: or lid-bonny Witli drawer and 51113117
Charles I! design, an oval model, former price ‘ for books, size 36 x 24, was $11.09 _ for $9.00
,3L00 W a.» {01‘ $25.00 " 1.1m ,, JEMMW':« rFourth floor. 1
A Seamless Wilton 'Rug
Special at $60 00 ' -
. People accustomed to fine quality Rugs WHO“
have lived with the velvety, pleasant toned Wlltoha
Lwhat a, , . 1...
111:. Wilton,9x12al$60.00 a
means. Also that yarns and dyes used in Wiltons have '.
advanced greatly in the past three years. it .will be
seen that $60. 00 let a rug of this grade Will be a low‘
price. .The regular price demanded later, will be Flat Silver for the Table
$72. SO. .2 fivwm - Three attractive patterns, rose, boll and 1118.1
Please look at ll. 113?? w... {1‘ his silver is highly recommended and will wear for.
1‘th “Io"- years in a satisfactory manner. . ,. ‘*
CDesaert Knives and Forks, were $8. 25 now $500 I 80511}
(Sewer; Knives? hollgwbhailiiiles, 23.200 igg
' ‘ 1 on poona, roun ow . ~ .
Breakfast Suits and Jackets 2:: b.2513?" till-3g 123 I .
{Ilia neatcsl and prettiest suit for breakfast, and ‘Slueuert so'ons, . . $3.25» = .00 ‘
about the house 0’ mornings, is a two-piece dress of. fiaghgfimmw’ :2 ES . 23: ',
Mills lawn trimmed and faced warm Mum Fork, Leltuco Fork and . fl
' Welly Spoon, act of 13,- $2.00 31.00 -
$1.25 ‘ . ; Main 110‘.
, W1 1.-.. - .Ju; \_
White Voila Sequel, empire
Mill blue, pink and rose colored vo Cool Summer Collars
$139 qua-1.3 ' , ’ astound Collars, were so ‘cts. for 25 .1...
luau-hunted Collars, 50 cts. for 39 do.
Ducting Socques, white and not” ' Dollar: with chiffon ruffles, . on... 69 ch
II We and Chiffcn Collars, "' ’ l :l
$1 00 and $1 89 ‘ law that usually are 31,00 1. L— for 89 Jon
a~~ Kimouocand 111.311... of dalnflcsl‘t ;. Not Fidw. Were $100” ”7 for 89 "'4
fer, ilmy musllns, lawns andorgandles, so pretty .. . We 00“" “a Cu“ 5‘“ ,' i
fimltteflstlble, .1»- 15‘. ' :1 1.7 WW ‘ J . were $1 00 ‘. 13:11:10?
$l. 59, $l. 98, $2. 25 and up ' '"”"’“ ' U " "‘
ascend floor
Panama Hats ,
A wonderful line at $1. 50 and $2. 25 f
1w... hnpossible, you think. Well, rcmember it' is late . ,
' 111 the season and everything is at a sacrifice. Tb he's? .
the genuine Panamas and earlier in the summer thé .
't " same grades were selling at $4 00 and $10. 00. .. 1'
I} .11 would pay you to buy for next year. H? »
1" ~ pituitary Section, uoond floonfl
White "Sport Suits Handkerchiefs , .... ..
1 Ci hard «or! ! F" 'wmm'
,.......- 0 5 m8 ~; .1- . mmwmu white and daintily em‘A'I #-
stiil's.m1de with beltsand looschlngluzplick‘elg“? broidered, . _. 1'9.“
Wfithvokeetfcctlnmmbuhll 1 “WWW” Zficfiadlg .
Woodcofisofwbltewltkmcdspoli gum '
WMWWsu .1— "
Cotton 1% with colorcd borders,
' 113 and 25 ch.
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