.; a '
' avenue. near Garner
Norwaik. James lieut-
bins. 10:30 a.
p. In., by the pastor.
.. 1: an: IBpr Lea-
sed praise service.s:15
III 'Iuv - 9. ~”'
la..towh h I
Ch as. Freesol'eas
gs srlagatip.al..an‘dagrasti
vitation Is extended to all. Pub
meeting each nisht next week
o'clock. except Tuesday.
and conduct a public meeting:
it
ran are Invited.
Holiness rosettes at It ,s. m. for
tie for souls at 8 p. In. A cordial in-
Wednesday
night Stall Captiin and Mrs. Calls!
and Lieutenant Liston will be can
v4
mm
and restores solar and
heantv to gray hair. Ia-
was special musical selections
is; will be: Morning, Prod-
annals tortillas.
HEALTH is musically a
lisir Vsadrwluish acts a
by Parker Christ is
at Iiy Sad Heart. Even-
Wth lie. 0. My Saviour,
kindly Li ht. by
and sop no, in
(It Christ of Glory by
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. c. A. thousandth-um
liroc kmeier. pesto n lvan- {:"w mymfl
'gelical services every Sunda atter— pan vsgsiabis ism-sett—
noon at 2 o'clock In the edsih reassures-unlined
Congregational Church All are
welcome.
.' gm DIST scissor/II.
.. corner est and Mott avo-
IISSIOXS.
FREE SOAPIIII
SJ Boiler. pastor—Subject of
H sermon, A King's Recep-
Music: Anthem. The Strain
”Such: soio.l lHeard the
. ,“l've
" ~oi Jesus Say. Harries. Mrs.
1M0 dulrteite. PM Found
d.‘ Siebhins. Evening: Sub-
otsermoa. Strange voices. Mu-
Anthem. Praise the Lord Ran-
lanai; with The Day is Ended.
' :quartette. Near the Shore.
- sn male quartette 0h Sweetly
mt”. Palmer.
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VENUE METHODIST EPIS-
”A CHURCH. East Norwalk.
Mdohn J Foust, pastor—Class
KNIIDSEN’ ll HALL MISSION. Chest-
nut street, South Norwallr—Regular
service tomorrow afternoon at 3:
oclock. Good singing and speaking.
Meeting will be led by Seth Reming-
ton. and brethren from Port Chester
will assist in the meeting. Come and
The more meet~
logs you stay away from the more
good you miss. Everybody welcome.
GitANI'l‘EVlLLE CHAPEir-Meeting
All
those that want to work for the Mas-
ter come and help carry on His work
Everybody welcome.
bring your friends.
every Sunday evening at 7:30.
in this place.
Sunday scth at 3:15.
loves animal)" and
steps II'IILLIIG and
brushing gimbals. Osv-
slsbsldspntnn.
Dr. Its“ "All!-
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“up?" .mI-euem‘fi
NORWAulR—ltiggs. 11 Main: Street.
MlDiOATID. II-
moot! , 9. 30. sermon by the pastor.
idzfl‘r‘Sunday school. 12; Junior
.3: 30; Praying Band, Ii: 30;
on by pastor, 7: 30. Monday ev~
tag. Epworth League l’rayer meet-
, " log. Tuesday. Day 0! prayer in the
ew'Tors East Conference of the
“and!” Church. Services will be
Md ‘.2t05p m.. and again at
7: 30'. in. Rev. Dr. James Montgom-
ill preach at 4 p. In., 1112in
a“ will preach at 2 p. m. The
pester will be in charge. in the ov-
a..." rig several visiting brethren will
. wmt. All invited to this day
ot’prayer.
‘ IWGHT mm A. M s. CHURCH
I Knight street Norwnlk, Beecher
' 0am. Pastor—Morning worship. at
i 10: 45; Sunday school. at 2 p. m;
Endeavor. at 6: 30 p. In.; preaching,
PERSONAL BUTTON.
Cal-lulled ileill'lsfl’bsslesfihe0f
lerwalhs and their Friends.
Clinton Allen, of Norwalk, is visiting
in New York. '
—°——
Mrs. A. D. Hazzard. of Stuart avenue.
is visiting relatives in New York.
—.0—
Miss Julia Smith. of Merwin street.
is spending a few days in New York.
_0_
Miss Jean Gregory. of West avenue.
returned to Weilesley College. yester-
day.
—o-—
James P. linll and wife are expected
home Monday, from the White Moun-
talus.
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l.)r Phi allay fur Allih and BATH.
troys disease- germs in hair glands. not only
ore-lg, but of entln D! The best mp
you use for hair, scalp, complexion.
35c cake at Leading Druggists.
"TEA E88 8:. Hill]
IiiiSES illlllElH
st horns “by as lnvlslhlo device-z helps ears as
palate, conversation. wit! an i
rd distinaq tIy Ikue-eaaful me all other more
dire fall. Itpmfomhle‘ not easily stuns cl I
wearer. [shins l yqu a: I‘I’l'usirslui In:
N. III-rt a tilttuon s .
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HOW HE GAINED COURAGE
General Chaflee's Way of Giving a Itc-
FII. "I‘D. "thith-
Miami-If
erivl l'
ti; ravages Ethan}; :21» as r flee}: usvsryhody's ”entice, prices and
fibrosis. 'l'hiaol modesosonl ”will“ «
say. $33.1an 531-5.: Strata's-3: a? so seats and In ms
.nawwawuemmm Juslus BROWN.
PRINTER.
[shingle-piston.” IAN more and MM 3“? at Mme!”
SO. NORWALK~Plslstcd 43 Washington Street; Baxter. 3 South Main St.
HARFINA,
. next trip to Manila.
Junior Endeavor, at 3 p. m., Senior
. ‘ i
at 7:43 p. In. All are cordially wel-
COXGIEGA‘I'IOIAL.
m NURWALK CONGREGA-
TIONAL Church, West avenue and
West street. Gerald H. Beard. Pastor
. -—lorning worship. with preaching
by the pastor, at ll o '.clock Theme
tor tho” work of the Congregational
onsl Society will be made at
can service. Bible School at noon
with departments for young and old
{swoon service at 5 oclock. Ad-
did. by the pastor on individual
opportunity. Strangers are c-mdiany
m CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
M street. Norwaik. Thomas K.
“futon—Services at 10:30 :.i
7: 30 p. to. Rev. Charles W.
am will occupy the pulpit in the
, ng. in the evening trere will
aspecial raise service In recog-
POI Wot th: abundant mercies of
._ m crate about to close. and the
‘Wwfll give a parting message
people Sunday school at 12
“1,333.3.8. C. E. argdsopfldn Ev‘ery-
Willi welcom too eerv c‘s
1. WM manic: Trio. 0 Day of Rest
' and Madness. Chadwick; Sleepers
V
5
,.St Sesns; trio Tell Me th-‘
Old Story. Brnche; sun, sun
as °
‘11.”, A. Foote; 0 Lord. i
an; Brass.
, smrsr.
NORWALK BAl’l'lnI
West avenue. near Pine
WWI. H. Hubbard Minister-
. Vorahip. with preaching by the pas-
i W.10'30a m. and7r30p. m. Bi-
bi. school at 12 to. Young Peoples
muting. 6: 30 p. m. All members
' urged to attend the services of to-
‘ l morn". Matters 0! importance to
'c, /'
notml All seats fre'c. All wei-
m.‘}
Ilm BAPTIST CHURCH East ave-
' one, Nor-walk. DeW. Talmnge Van
,pastor—fServicen at 10: 30 a.
l I. and 7: 30 p. as. Subject of morn-
.. ' dag sermon. The Law of Association
Evening subject. A Happy ('holce
Prayer service at 6: 30 p. m. Thurs-
I y, night meeting at 8: 00
. ARY BAPTIST CHI RCli Water
" 0%., Norwalk Rev l". Johnson,
I. Services as usual, IInoriéin‘g
‘ in Sunday schoo at o
:‘dwfl' {3.0 8.. aidzil'illp. m;
at7230p. In AIlt emem-
' :fllwglilesids Ind well-Wishers of the
church are~ to be present,
' as the pastor has a request to mass.
'=' . All are» welcome. Seats free. ('ome
s
MP1]. °
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. F
W. Norris rector-Services are tem-
. porarlly held in the South Norwsin
' Wendi Church. Services to-
‘ c' saorrow are:de Communion s a.
’ . ?: morning prayer and sermon.
~ :30:
evening prayer and sermon.
m0! CHURCH. CORNER BEI DEN
The rector will oilciate.
IVOIU SM Crows I‘m Narwalk J
me Bellows. pastor—Seventeen-
th landay after Trinity. Morning
manic: Yenite. Grace: Gloria Patri
3 Te Drum. Steiner‘s; BKflaii:
Jam. Stanford in B t yre
130.1511!an Gloria Tlhl. page
1:. G. Monk: plenary, Rent
for! Ye My Pearle. air Every
my Shall be Exalted. Messiah;
I. Evening: Procession];
Vellum; Gloria Patrl. Grace. Mag-
? litteat. Tours in F' Nnnc Dimitis:
' Merton. 0. Rest in the Lord. from
liltiah: Vesper Hymn. S. Kane: re-
ado-a1
I..-
’ i The Risen Soul. The annual oflering
Schnecker; diieotllesr l's, (ii
Miss Wakemnn. of Milerton. will
spend Sunday with Miss liuhbell. of
West avenue.
—0....
Everett Osterbanks, of Cranbury.
spent several, days of this week with
friends in Wilton.
—o—-
Charles Gale and family, of Girnrli
Place. are spending a few days with
friends in Brooklyn.
.0.—
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. i.yon,'oi
West street. are entertaining Mrs.
Katherinc Pearson. of Ilrooklyn.
—o—_
Miss Clara E. Williams, of Pough-
keepsie, N. ii, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Williams, of Cannon street.
——-o-—.
Mrs. Nelson Crowther. of Newburg.
N. Y.. who has been visiting Mrs. A.
M. Clarkson. of Winnipauk, returned
home today.
—-o--
Miss Elizabeth N. Hamilton. of New-
town avenue, was a guest the past
week. of Mrs. Horace Hubbell. of Mor-
gan avenue.
—-o-—
Mrs. .lcnnic Jarvis and two children
Marion and Mabel. sailed today {or
;i. iverpnol. booked by Jacob M. Layton.
resident agent.
—0—
William Mulvihili. night operator
for the Consolidated Railroad Compa-
ny. in Smith Norwalk. will spend Sun-
day in Milford.
—.o_.
Mrs. B. M. Carlyle has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. after a visit
with her cousin. Miss Margaret Laud-
cr, of West street.
—o——
Mrs. Margaret Sangster, of New York
who has been the guest of Mrs. Samuel
it. Weed. at Midbrook. departed for her
home this morning.
. +
Mrs. Emily Jackson and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Fannie Butler. of New liav-
en, will spend Sunday with S K. Stan-
ley and family. of Main street, Nor-
walk.
—0—
The Misses Lombard. of Pocaset.
Cape Cod. Mass. have returned home
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Quintnrd. of Main street, Norwa-lk.
Miss Elizabeth W. Brown accompanied
them. .
an»: . —vw°-—-
Rev. Dr. Riker. of Port Chester. N.
Y.. has returned from Wilton, where
he visited his cousin. Mrs. Charles
Lyons. and will he the guest of Nor-
walk friends for the month of Octo-
her.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
New York, September 23—-Weekly
bank statement: Surplus reserve, in-
creased 32,688,3..0; loans. decreased
817366.500; specie. decreased ".268.-
400; legal tenders. decreased 31.241.-
000: deposits. decreased 320793.00;
circulation. increase 385.900. The banks
now hold 32.963100 in excess of legal
requirements.
N0 NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
Washington. September 23—Surgeon
General Sternbcrg has received a dial
patch from Ihe acting chief surgeon
at Havana. saying that there are no
more new cases of yellow fever at lla-
vana and but two convalescent cases.
The indications are that the fever sit~
nation is under control.
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KILLED BY AN ACTRESS.
New Orleans, September 23—ank
Leiden. who was killed at the City Up-
era House in Chattanooga last night
by Actress Julia Morrison. was known
in private life as Frank Leidenheimer.
lie was born in New Orleans thirty-
eight years ago. and was a member or
a prominent family here. He has been
stage manager since for E. H. Sothern.
Thomas Keene. Edwin Arden and
P‘rohmsn.
k
cruit Confidence.
A youth of eighteen who was in the
trenches at El (Yancy carrying a gun
was so badly frightened under fire
that he went flat on his face and was
roundly kicked by his companions.
General Chuffee came along and called
to him. "Well. you're '.I iinc soldier?"
Then he looked at the boyish face of the
kid. and his face softened. "i suppose
you can't help it." he said. "it ain’t
so much your fault. l'd like to get
hold of the follow that took you mm
the army." By and by he put his
hand on the boy's shoulder.
isn't so much danger as you think
for." said the general. "Now. yml
get up and take your gun and light.
and l'il stand here by you."
The boy got up shaking like a leaf,
and tired his first shot pretty near
straight into the. air.
"Thnts pretty high. " said the gen-
eral ”Keep cool and try it again."
In three minutes that kid was light-
ing like a veteran and cool as a cu.
cumber. and when he saw it the gen-
‘ral started on.
"You're all right. my boy," he said.
"You'll make a good soldier."
"God lllcs you sir," said the young—
ster. "You saved me from worse than
loath." And he was pretty close to
crying when he said it.
After a while the order came. tore-
treat from the trench, and soldiers
had to collar that kid and haul him
away by the neck to get him to rc-
treat with his company. And at that
he'd got a bullet through the fleshy
part of his shoulder an hour before.
in the rest of the fights there wasn't
I better soldier in the company—Chi
ago Journal.
DESTROYING MONEY.
Extraordinary precautions are taker:
iiy the l'nltcd States government in
he destruction of its worn out and
ilthy .paper money. The (act that this
:ould be used again makes it necessary
:hat its construction should be con.
lucted with care and he made. com-
nlete.
All the paper money that passer
through the treasury is sorted. and the
old bills are sent to the redemption
livlslon. where they are sclrched for
possible counterfeits. Then they are
'arefuilly counted and tied up intr
bundles of 100 notes each.
A great canceling machine then
lrives four holes through each of these
'lundles. of which a careful recon] is
'Icpt. The piles of bills are then cut
nto two parts, one set of halves going
0 the secretary's oiiice and the other
0 the register' s oilice.
in each place the halves are again
taunted. after which they are chance
by machinery into fragments. Not
Iatisiied with this. the hiTs are then
boiled in vats of hot water and alkali
until they are. reduced to an unrecog-
nizable pulp. This the law permits the
treasury to sell to manufacturers or
novelties. who make it into little mod-e
sis of the capitol and the WhileHouse.
which are sold as souvenirs in the
Washington stores. New hills are is-
sued in an amount equal to those des-
troyed—Yours Companion. ~
"’l‘here‘ --
South hiprwalk.
3w,“ mm
D. W. RAYMOND,
Enact-durum
end Snibebner.
93 Washington St.. South Norwais
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 344.
MINISTERS RESOLVE TO RESIGN.
Vienna, September 23—At a cabinet
'council this morning the ministers re-
solved to resign in a body. The pre-
mier and minister of the interior.
('ount Thuanohenstein, saw the. em-
peror at it) oclock and tendered the
resignation of the cabinet. The cris-
is was caused by the impossibility ol
terminating the parliamentary dead-
J. 0. JENNINGS.
4m- m. amps. hills.»-
. m In
Wall Papcra and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwals.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers. Borders and Gilt Holding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.
View... man his Bates
iiua Scotia and
Newfoundland.
by steamers SILVIA and roam oi
the mcaosa LINE. sailing troll
NewYorheverySstnrdayattpm
li‘nli particulars and literature upon ap-
vlieation to
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
llailroadPlaealo.Norwaih.
swam-mas alarms {in ' W
... Gill! “mlPfl'iOfl. ..
Inns Ian-tr nus-r. a... mud. la- rare. as
'0‘! Sold and arantaed by all drag-
C. BORDA
fiho‘di'h' soawAuIs
TlPllllJflBPiilNiEii
srsvrmns's l-‘ATALLY lNJliRED.
San l-‘rnncisco. September 23—By an
lexploslon of a box of percussion caps
{on the lnited States transport Sher-
iman last night. four stthdores were
lserlously injured. two fatally. The
l men were working overtime in the en-
deavor to prepare the transport for her
Sillii Stomach
“Alter I was iadnssd is try CASCA-
i will nsvarba without them is shshoosa
ly liver was In a very bad snaps. and my head
salad and l b n temple. Now. since Iss-
Iag Caesars nae. ly wits hassles used
ins-with lairssaltstorsoarslanass
Inseamomegstmm
CANDY
Plumbing and Steam Hctlllig
iiot inclining.
Hot Air Heating.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING;
Gas and Steam l" Itting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND KING‘S l
hdonesiliifciiiiuio.
etc
Printinofany kind and
on a par with any Work
33.2.7? m a 11 WALL s'rnss'r. uolrwsuc
' I I
”$15.23;? "6 DORIOII 000 SE.
‘ .
Paints and “
' V \ Wfluwmams.r.,u.n
iarmshes ~ ......
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moon. man cult ux- no
Devoe’s - - non- Doom: ~
P AINTS. .8 ”3'...
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& Martinez -§wmflf
PAINTS. - Jaw. a... .
30er Brothers’
mm... HORSES
These are the lead- . .
oBlly no others. To Sillt Everybody
We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
moss-mun.
um
NOTICE.
The agency at the Cunscticnt Oca-
sral Lila insurance Company orasvar-
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
»" & DOW,
112 Washington st.,
i
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mews-us.
LEAVES NEW YORK:
lleekman Street. 2' 16 p. in.
East 31st Street. 2: 40 p. m.
FARE, mucus sea:
a «‘sz . .mzv
E WEAR ssoss
; THAT: FIT.
GLOVER’S
: The Place.
.Mafia’
Last Tri p,s Sept. I.
‘TlpAMJI HARLEM.
LEAVES souru NORWALK, 7:35 A. a.
Saturday, 1:35 p. m. '
Saturday, 2:00 p. In.
EXCURSION, 70°.
Freight Propeller- Olty of Norwaik.
Leave Beokman Street. New York. lion day. Wednesday and II‘
riday. ii I.
Leave Norwaik. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I
5am.
"Fverythlng from a needle to an anchor. "
Open Season on Game Oct.lzlstt.
We can supply the sportsvrisn's needs with anything from a rapid-
iirc gun to a box of our
EXPERT SHELLS.
§l30X CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
g quick Sales. Small Prints. j
From Makers to Wearers.
We are showing the largest variety
of the richest and most stylish
Plaid Skirts.
Ready lads and to Order.
They cost you far less than you can
make them for yourselves.
l. Wrubel o- (30.,
68 Washington Street. South Norwaik
By the Looks 0f the Front of his
Store, Theodore lies Been to Boston;
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at"
one-half price, ‘ior July and August
sale and I think it [is the best lot of
goods ever offered on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
sale I ever had. in quantity and
quality.
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