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J. H. Hoeveler of New York will
lecture tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock on the subject-“Millions now
living will never die.” proving that.
hundreds in this city will never go
down into death. but continue to live
on this earth. prosperous and happy.
This is not fancy. but tact, proven
by God's Wald. the Bible. The crono—
logical time, as set, forth in the Bible.
has come. and the people should
know this comforting truth. are wel-
come. Seats free. No collection.
MR. coaua‘n TO STAY
He Yields to Request of People of
Hip Danbury Pariah
DANBURY. Sept. li.—To several or
the men of St. James' parish, who as
sembled at the Parish House on
West street last evening. the Rev.
Aaron C. Coburn announced that ho
had telegraphed to St. Mark‘s parish,
‘ San Antonia. his declination of the
call of‘that parish to become its rec-
tor. The announcement was greeilsd
with hearty applause.
‘ fined tor,
the "H‘
in with them.
_ the loot that important natures “his
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,;-Mr. Coburn had announced his de-
. scision last evening.
'68' man. .. 9/. wall strom the
l 0 try, to continue as rector of ther
. s- nonshooeam mi
0 earnest as to indie; practically
' e pm ' Whlpfiis‘lini’or‘ SM “-
im to re-
This request, and“
work here, not the. least of which is
fine/Drain“ iorths erection or anew. ,
.parish house, remain uncompleted.
"led him to.decldo not .to give the
[3.111. from the south further considera-
l The daemon or Mr. Column to my
Iin Danbury is being received with
much satisfaction. not only by the
members of his parish. but by the
,people of the city generally. .AIter
several of the
;men present expressed their pleasure
(that he had arrived at such a do
,cislon and assumed him of their con.
’tinned cooperation and support in
Wu .eflective church work.
$10,000 sour COAL Mlusas cram:
BIRMINGAM. Ala. Sept. 8.-Re-
ports at union headquarters early to-
day indicated that more than 10.000
men half the number employed in the
bituminous coal mines in this section.
had obeyed yesterday’s strike call.
Union leaders predicted this figure
would be increased with the receipt of
.new:; from outlying districts.
POPULATION RETURNS. ,
“'ASHINGTON. Sept 9.—State of
Maine. 767,996, increase 25,625, or 3.5
.per cent. 4
- Out This Out—It Is Worth Money.
(‘ut out this slip .enclose with So
'cnd mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shel
’neld Ave. Chicago, lll.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receiw in return a trial package con-
;taining Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-
pound, for combs. colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and back: rheumatism, backache irid-
ney and bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and
cleansing cathartic for
As announced a few days: ago, Mr..th0roughly
Coburn received a call from the San constipation. hiliousness. headaches.
Antonio church and exported to go and sliiaeish bowels.
10 Texas next week. to make a per-| Stillson, Powell Corporation
- You’ don’t have to consult the
ouija board to learn where the l
spirited styles are to be found.
Simply visit our store. There is
not the ghost of a chance of you
being disappointed in any suit
you pick out here. The styles are .
correct, the quality reliable.
Colors and patterns to suit your
taste; the fit speaks for itself.
Prices $35.00 to $75.00.
ROGERS o STEVENS
N ORWALK Two Stores SO. NORWALK
Headquarters
For the Children’s
School Supplies
NOTE BOOKS— ’ ‘7‘ ' ’7“ imflm
All kinds—stiff or flexible - covers—Loose leaf
or leather covered from Go up.
Pans; . ' ‘5 firm
Good quality Dads for ink work—P ds f r
work—Scratch Dads—ailsizes frat: 3c 311nm ncil .
PENCIL BOXES— ’ w ' ‘3 . ""553
P encilS— Perilholders_ P ens—- ' < . a
‘ Erasers— Rulers-- Clips-- BIOtterE- Ink—.-
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Autumn Apparel
Every day sees the arrival
The styles are fascinating as well as sensible.
.There is not so much radical change in fashions, but
everything looks so fresh and so difierent that it is
a temptation to buy new clothes. And if one is dull
minded or discouraged nothing is so invigorating as a
new gown. The sensible woman selects early for then
she is less liable to be disappointed and it is not so
diflicult to adjust betwecn‘the garment and its price.
Skirts ‘
The new knife plaited skirts in serge, satin, faille
and fancy plaids, beautiful colorings, very stylish and
.very serviceable to wear with separate blouses, ‘1; 33
$15.00 to $35.00
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Tailored Suits
Of fine quality mater-
ial, showing evidences
of perfect tailoring.
$450.00 ‘to 195.00
Coats
T" Fashionable styles, 3
~ many of which are quite
heavy enough to wear .
all winter.
$35.00 525000
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Serge and Satin
Dresses
and they are. beginning
to wear serge now ,
From $25.00
Bungalow Aprons Special l
'A real bargain, in plaid and striped gingham,
tan, blue, pink and green efiects with matched trim-
mings in solid colors. “'ere regularly $4.00,
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7- 32.98 - .
M s .mdmm ii to$iO0.00
Aprons of striped madms, very good quality, in 33; a Newman Out ‘3‘ 3
blue, tan and green. \Vere $3.50. . j ‘ g" It is written by a Bride's-
rt man who has written
i. for the jo of the work
. and that. is he best reason
*‘7' for the writing of any
4 book. The title is
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Men's Shirts and Neckwear'
. ’All autumn stock ochrcale and Madras Shirts, 1:380“ Conscience
attractive stripes t9 suit all tastes. Sizes from 14 to 17. l' l" or
‘ " SpoCia182.59 . ll 1!? Honiocracy versus , g,
Men’s Ties, heavy bordered satin, new fall colors i "" Monocraoy ‘ ! iii
and styles. J“ .- . , .......... .. 'MM‘ Story, Verse and Essay
m Special $1.05 3W». m i byAdmnAbet
_m1~_ - , _,,r§;z' llain door. 3:3; ‘ it is dedicated “To lovers
‘ . of sincerity everywhere in
, .Motor Robes . . _ 33.35”" or Immune pm-
Steamer Rugs andithe “Chan" High Robes "£133 3 The price of the book is
are in pleasing colors of moleskin and brown, clouded ‘. $3.00 ‘ f
eflecbs of several color combinations. A few numbers “’33llggxegaw a 5mm to
of old stock are to be had now and 'they‘ are ‘ ” ' ‘
considerably less than new prices would be on the .
same numbers if purchased to—day. V
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does not prove satisfactory
after careful reading, seven
da 5 being allowed, money
.j l wil be refunded. _ ‘
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’_ Third floor.
creme SALE.
SCHOOL BAGS— ' ”rm ' wolf-- . . I - '
Everything needed for school work. “Egg: m SILKS fl: _ . . , l
, ,' ,_ .. ‘3 . ar‘ f‘ _ c e -- 3 '-, l; t“ , — .
, ~ ‘ ‘ 1‘ , _ , . mummy mWamfi, Smewnthm h
of new Dresses
Prices from 2
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Coats Suits
Tricolette and Mignonette Dresses I
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Something absolutely fascinating about tlnwf
They fit like thc'rkln Of a soi'pvm' and.
‘mignonette is so exquisitely lovely that onv ('tvllltl \\ ell .'
believeit might have been a Garden of Eden manual,
$32.50 to $85.00
Stimuli! lll‘vh'.
The Question of New Shoes
Like all other feminine apparvl tho stylvx ul’ dives
start at some prominent fashion t't‘lllt‘l'.
there are some very welcome (-lumges
changes mean comfort. Vamps are
toes are a little broader and mundor.
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heels that are so comfortable 10 walk in.
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a trifle mortar,-
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dressier tailored models carry the straight lumber-l
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Oxfords will be approved \Vllll llit‘ l‘uW-
tailorcd suits and those are in dark mahogany calf-
skin, a new shape with rather heavy solos. nilllim')‘
heels and imitation wing Ups.
Made on tho mu"
“Trump" last. , W 3%
‘ wows... 1025. $12.20 .
'l‘hesmne model in Black Calfskin, $12.20 ‘
Shoes of brown kangaroo leather, lillloinrli lace
model on the new “Arlington" laSi. kangarmi i.\‘ the
softest of leathers, resembling kid in texture and cmrb ,
fortf’litlt unlike kid it. does not pool.
$l4.40
For-“more conventional street. wear a no“ anv is
developed in sleek black buckskin “Arlington 1 [mil
ca the-shorter vamp and rounded t! u. t/ul'un
heels 1% inches high. A very (‘OllF_'l‘\':ll'lV(‘
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$46.60
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t and high grade With all the comfort ( f a walking lbw“
If the book at m for mm ‘0. 1352.
new Spats to hat-maniac with all footwear. A!
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