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' oats will be made roi- m;
Thursday. August as. All
must be reported. whether
or not. so we may know how
. ears to provide. Parents are
- to ass that their children‘are
the church on time Thursday
- . I: to d. s. t.
day. 11 a. m.. Congregational
‘ . Sermon. subiect: "You
Have Both.” Ofloflng. hello-
«to 8. I. P. U. meeting.
_ at Hopkins. president. s
3.. sinigng by senior choir. Ber.
subject: “Deacon Stephen.”
. ,' benediction. Mid-week
gs. Thursday. 7:io'io 3:30
In. Teschers’ meeting. 8:30.
meeting; conducted by Sis-
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" loath Norwslk Baptist Church.

J- “tiller. Minister.

’ Union service of the South Nor.

' k Baptist. Congregational and
odist churches will be held in

e Baptist church this Sunday. Rev.

. Ihepler will preach both morn-

and evening. The morning nor.
.on will be on the subject: "The
Two Worlds in Which We Live." The
mg sermon will be on the sub-
ject: "The 'dictory of the Spirit."
The community is most cordially in-
vited to come and worship with us
on the coming Sunday. Come and
get your heart refreshed tor happier
and better living. Rev. Mr. Shepler
holds himself ready to respond to
any call of Mid.

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First Church of Chrifl. Scientist

at “fest Avenue.

The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11 s. in.

Sunday school is held at it s. m..
subject: "Soul."

Wednesday evening testimony
‘meeting is held at I o'clock. To both
of these services the public is invited.

Reading room. Royal James Inn.
Open week days (holidays excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-O y
oevnings from 7 to 9.

All are Welcome.

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Rowsytou Methodist Church.
H. D. Schnert. Pastor.
Sunday services as follows: Morn-
ing worship and sermon at ll
o'clock: Sunday school at 10. The
union evening service at 7:80 will be
addressed by Mrs. Adam W. Oberlin.
Ber subject will be "Child tVelfare
and Christian Americanism." Hrs.
Oberlin was for many years a mem-
ber 6f the Board 0! Education in
Chicago. She is an able speaker and
what she has to say upon this very
important subject will intorou you
The mid—week prayer service
,Wednesday at 8 P. M.
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"mini Zion Bum Church.
Rev. 11. R. Cooper. Pastor.
Preaching Sunday at 11 o'clock A.
I. by s. very distinguished minister.
whom you would delight to hear.
and he has a message from the. Lord,
for all. Come and be blessed. Sun-
day school at 12. noon. Let every
child be present in class. as the pic-
nio time is dsawing near. Let all of
tho choir in.~r‘ibers iill their places
on time. l'reuchlng at 7:30 I‘. M.
Mldwwck scrxlces. prayer meeting
on “‘edms-lny evening. 7:30 P. hi.
Sewing circle Thursday o\ ening.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening.
Strangers have a cordial Welcome
in this church at all time. Our
church and Sunday school picnic
goes to shun Rock August 30. Come
1nd go “lth us and enjoy a «lay of
real pleasure with friends. All
churches are invited;
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International Bible Student s

Red Men‘s ilall. Washington
street. South Norwalk. Sunday.
August 1'). 3 to 5 p. in.

Study resumed. Subject: ”The
Great Dav of God Almighty. Ac-
cording to the prophecies and the
Lord. himself this day is a period of
time. during which all the forces of
unrightcousncss will be destroyed
and the Kingdom of God set up.
Thh is the great battle of Armaged-
don. but millions of people will live
through the trouble and never die.
tathew :i.

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Row-non Bsptist Church
Victor 1”. Scalise, Pastor

”day public worship with ser~
nson by pastor. Sunday 10:30 s. m.
Iuhjoct: "The Christian Control of
no.” Sunday school at 11:45. In
the mning at 7:30 there will be a
m senrice in . the Methodist
church. Prayer meeting Thursday
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om Church. East Norwalk.
’obert R. n. Poets. Rector

Twelfth Sunday after 'n'inity.

10:80 s. m.. morning

, and sermon.

The evening service and Sunday
. have been discontinued until

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m,

. a g - o .cond Sunday in September.
.1: o e n

A.. rector.
1’for the week beginning
. Charles A. lurks oiliciating.
th Sunday aft. Trinity.
s. m.. Holy Communion:
a. In. Morning prayer and ur-

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- I Street A. I. ll. M

, W- Henry Jamar. Poster.
1 A- IL. morning service: i:
J; ' at“: 1!:‘. P. IL, Sun-
: 3:30 P. at. an: qungp.
,_ ‘3 3mm” 7:80 P. I"
.. service at which tins no-
will be tires. 2. a.
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itiss‘berothy smith of Old King‘s
Highway visited Sunday with trionds
in New Milford.

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Ralph ’Boddy of Bedgwicit avenue
entertained his brother. Arthur. of
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ms- names Wood at the Post'
is entertaining her aunt. Miss
Cummings 0: Brooklyn. N. Y.

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George Voile and Clarence 8co-
tlold were engaged as tratdc otters
at the lawn party of St. John's
church. Wednesday evening. .

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Miss Alice Ou'ilo of Long Island is
writing with Miss Agnes len.
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Trafile Offlctr E. B. Scribner has
resigned his position which takes ot-.
,foct today. Clarence aceilold. who
has acted as special ofiicut for some
time. will accept «he position.
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"as. Geo:ge Standing of he Pmt
road is entertaining Frau-l: Boylsu
of New York citl.

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Joseph Golden is visiting with his
parents at their home in Coliander’s
Point.

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Kr. and Mrs. Robert nugda'c of
“mi avenue mi :rtalncd -.\liss Adv-Jo
Trtlry and Hewitt'Abrams of Green-
wich. over the week-end.

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Miss Elizabeth DeCourcy is spend-
ing the week with friends in Ridge-
lltld.

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Harold Bates. employed by Ring's

End Fuel company, is enjoying a

vacation at Bellport. L. I.
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Mrs. F. R. DeCourcy and son vis-
ited at Cnnnondaie. Tuesday of last

’eek.
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tion with the king’s End Fuel com-

puny.
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Mrs. Helen Pratt has returned
from a vacation at Orr's island.
Maine. where she was entertained by
Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Scoficld.

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Miss Marion E. Starr is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the Nor-
wslk National bank.

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Frank Dinsey of l‘aricn. who is in
the Stamford hospital and has been
operated on for appendicitis. is im-
proving and expects to be home in
the near future.

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Kr. and Mrs.‘ Thomas Mott Alex-
hnder are now at their home in
Charlotte, North Carolina. Mrs. Alex-
ander was formerly Miss Edith Dum-
bell. daughter of Rev. Howard M.
Dumbcll. rector of St. Luke's Epis-

oopnl church. Noroton.

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E. C. Benton and sons of Norotou
Heights have left for s. trip to
Ciarunonl. Mass.

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Mrs. George N. Phitcex ot Grove
street is entertaining Mrs. Charlotte
Coincr of Brooklyn. N. 11. for several

dare.

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Charles Carlson of Brookside ave-
nue has purchased a new Maxwell
sport model our.

Ottmer. employee at the Home Bank
and Trust company. are spending
the week-end in the Berkshires.

ing near the "Ye Olde Log C1bln."
He will hmc fruit. vegetables and
other products for sale.

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Miss Hattie Radtke of the Home
Bank and Trust company is enjoy-
ing a two wc‘ks‘ vacation.

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Mrs. Edwin Rambeau and daughter
Miss Marjorie. are guests of Mrs.
Theodore Davenport of the Post
road.

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Mrs. Carlson of New York is visit—
ing with Mrs. Ernest Groat of Rail-
road avenue.

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Chapman Beauregusrd. who has
been attending a summer school ses-
sion in Pennsylvania. has arrived
home.

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Ralph Shryver of Old King’s High-
way is home from Hartford. where
he has been staying for a. few days.

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The Fire company was called to
the residence of William B. Conner
in Noreton recently. The fire was
quickly extinguished and small darn-
age was done.

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Martie Murphy entemined several
of his friends at Hallowe‘en park.
Stamford. to celebrate his birthday.
All had a fine time.

 

PARDON US.
In yesterday's issue of The Eve-
ning Sentinel it was stated that In.
Stanley Carpenter of Betta place had
purchased a new car. Hrs. staniey
(hrpontor did not purchase a new
car. but Hrs. Celia (hrpontor did.
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Last call on

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men 3 Summer suits
Worsted suits, Eureka crashes, mohairs and Palm
Beach suits. in fact every tropical suit in the store—
nonc reserved—all colors, but only one or two suits of a
pattern—broken sizes but almost every size in the lot.

suits that were 8 i 2.50 to 525‘. all marked for a final clear-
ance Saturday at $9.

Final clean up of odds and ends of men's wool suits
-—colorcd mixtures, plain and sport models—broken
sizes—not all sizes but big value for the man who finds
his size—Last call Saturday, $15.

One lot of new 5 art models, light tan and grey mix-
tures, many overplai 5, Norfolk models and sport backs
—-thc newer things for sport wear—They arrived late so
out they go at $29.50

Khaki pants, made of strong tough material, cut full
l or scryice or play. Regular price $1.35. special $1.10

“Tower” brand all skin raincoats—the real water
proof coats—fine for fishin tri or vanities,V wear—-
talcum yellow andofivetgsb, gs ' ; if,

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to go now at $1.

,- Out they go, every straw hat in the store—-Sennits,
plain and saw edge, fancies, bleached and unbleached and
sand color—Fine flexible and self conforming straw hats
some of them sold up to SS. All at one price to clean
them out quickly '3]. ' . .

lain door.rear.

Two cal-loads

canoes—cold

__ “not is all but iii-and candidly we doubt if that
‘will be enough to supply the demand of those who appre-
ciate the pleasure a canoe can really give._

We have 2—i8 ft. Guide special models at $59.—
li—i8 ft. Grade Oct: model..$78.—2-—i7 ft. Spon-
son mod at S79.—i—i7 ft. Sponson with cars and

oarlocks, $86.70—i—18 ft. Sponson model, $82....2—
i8 ft. 8 models with oars and oarlocks, $92.70
‘and i.—-i7 ft. AA Grade special sailingcanoe—compiete
with brass center board, mast slat, step and rudder, It 25.

Our advise is make selection quickly for we can not
say how long these .will last and then no more this sea.

Fill.

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Notice chic
little felts ?

Have you noticed the number being wom—Noticcd
how stylish they look—We don't pretend to have sold
them all but you’d be surprised to see how many of them
came from Howlands.

Tell you a reason—we have a wide variety and new
ones arriving every day—they are real smart looking—
untrimmed, we sell them for $2.25 and $1.75 '

And my what an assortment of chic fancies all rea-
sonably priced from which one may pick a trim. simple
but of unusual charm.

Decond floor. front.

New footwear
for women

A new one strap pump with fancy square eyelet
trim and orange stitching on the brown calf, green stitch-
ing on the patent leather, while the black calf is self
stitched. ‘ ' '

A very stylish model with military heel, the blacks
are $7., brown $7.50

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Just a new and pretty assortment in checks of varied

colors with plain color trim on collars and pockets and

some with waist section of plain chambray and now and

3153; bit of embroidered motif—for gins 7 to to years,
i.

White sateen
petticoats $1. ‘

Just the final close out Of regular and extra sizes-—
plain skirts with hemstitched hems or sateen tops with
tub silk flounccs were $1.50 and more, now $1. . -
Second door. rear.

Men like these
shoe values

Special ofl'ers to get men better acquainted with our
men’s shoe section and the special service it renders.
Men’s tan calf English oxfords-Men’s tan calf
bluchcrs—Men’s tony red English oxfords, special $5.75
Men’s mahogany calf laced axioms-Men’s mahog-
any calf laced oxfords—Men’s mahogany calf blucher
oxfords—Men’s brown kid oxfords—lspecial 34.78

lain floor. rear.

F ,1. . .
thoughts—Men!

l god’s negligee slfirtséfight patterns—good per-
ca as, 1.

Men’s underwear—combination suits—knit, light
weight cotton—broken sizes » ‘

Men’s fibre silk socks w: lisle topsnd sole—black,
cordovan and grey, 50c,
Men’s fmu-imhands—of fibre silk with s bordered
edge—very stylish 50c ' _ ‘

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VWomen kno
Howland furs

Thiy know that every claim we make for 1173711 :1
stand back of—They know that when we 52;; the skins
are choice of the season’s best—That coats were male
with extra care when there was time to do the xvork right
—That the variety is more extensive than u" shall likely
be able to show later—They know these things are ma.

Probably this may be the reason why we have $33
so many fur coats this August—this and our liberal 13.1!
of purchase.

 

Choose your coat—we will charge to your a:-
count—wc will not render a bill for it until Dec. 5.
if you do not have a charge account buy on ' .3
Christmas Fur Club plan—a reasonable deposit now

 
 

 

choose from now.

comer, 8c

and equal payments at regular intervals till Chm-
mas—or we will deliver coat when last payment is
made.

We store all furs until wanted.

 

 

 

Here is partial list of the wide assortment for you to

Hudson seal with large collar, 40 inch. 5215.. m
5225., 45 inch $275., 48 inch 5300—48 inch with deiti-
ed squirrel collar. $275., with skunk collar, $315., mil
squirrel collar, 5360.

Bay seal coats, 48 inch, 5200—45 inch. 5133. iii
Si50.—48 inch with squirrel collar, $175 and $900.
with chinchilla coney trim, 5150—40 inch xvi:h skunk

collar and cuffs, S75.
Scallnc coats, 48 inch with mink collar and cuffs.
$210. and $225.—with marmot or blended squirrel co}-
lar and cufl’s, “75-, with squirrel collar and cufis. $163-
with beaver collar and cuffs, $150.

Sealine coats with deep collar and flare Cuffs, 45 an
48 inch, 390. to $150. .
Many other fur coats in raccoon, caracul, Persian-:1
paw, mole, leopard, marmot, muskrat, etc, all splsn.z.
specimens reasonably priced.

Second floor, center.

Summer undies
and hosiery

Women's light weight cotton vests and boikes. _3:C
Women’s light weight “Athena” cotton combus-
tion suits 8i. and mas—vests and pants, same mam
65c and 75c, according to size. _
Children’s knit cotton combinations—broken 5:233
—special 39: .

Children’s nainsook combinations, 39:

Women’s hosiery of light weight lisle——black and
white. 50c _
Women’s hosiery—sport n'b merccrised hilt“
black, cordovan and coating, 75:

Main floor. left tea,

Good buys in
handkerchiefs

Women’s solid color kerchiefs with embroidered

 

 

Men’s plain cotton good quality kcrchicfs—hcm'
Men's cotton urchins, hem's’titched with initial in

 

 

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‘3'“ llifi‘y m in "if and extra sizes, flesh, white . to take along’
{“56ng Tel vesgnsfidhmsfishggfly imppe‘rgechothe; chocolate . , :lsatl'sangonswecfggxmfim vice-stitched. ' 6: v
' “m , . ..“P M _ ~ . 993 a “Wm . {Slim ' . Still.
mexhstatsse , .. z t: noars pmmdbo‘x £635.50 ~ . r . * ;3

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