mew-w «can, {15; C ‘M i ‘. ‘ ‘ .‘- ”V.
will hold 1'10er “M M“ l'
Momentum 18-
l
‘11. ‘
"Wig. in till:
‘ Drums, Good
' i iiil‘ttitr.’ '
as for October coit-
ig articles about
‘ challenger for
The following are
The routine unihm raining oi the
Stite'Teache'ra' associ'atldn "will be held
at the Hartford High School. Friday.
October la. The kindergerten section
will he hPltl’ll. the ‘Higll Street school
building. beginning at 10 o'clock. Miss
Alice Id. Reynolds,.-ot New Head will
be in charge. ' ' V '
l. E .Marvin. of Lakeviiie. will pre-
side at the. primary section. which will
hold its meeting in the hall of the High
school building. ‘ “ ,
’i‘heintermediute‘section will hold its
morning‘tneetiflgs at the Parti Church
chapel under N. L. Bishop of Norwich.
The programme wilb be "The Proper.
Basis for Geo raphy in intermediate
Grades." Prof. rank McMuri-y. each-i
era‘ College, New York; . ”Art. and Man- 5
uni Training in Education." Prof. .i.:
Liberty Tedd. director Public indlIs-E
trial Art School. Philadelphia.
At on; High School blillding in thel
afternoon. the programme for this sec- ‘.
; lion will be "Some Essentials of School :3
i Hygiene." ieiidor. Dr. William N. Burn- ‘,
- . lhum. Clark University: “Arithmetic."
'5” don't bring the cup back 1 leader. Sarah J. Walter. Normal School ;
' dlgcongolato?" ,Flill‘imitgnltic; {'Art ‘and anual Train-i
‘ .v , ,5 ng n ilicat on." esder. Prof. J. Lib-i
. . 7 tactf'wfcgg‘“:;c’;"n‘f ; my 'i‘udtl. industrial Art School. Phii- ,
l allaii know something . :ideiphie: “Geography. History and ;
. ‘ now. ' imaginative Literature." lender. Prof.
find-know the Shamrock' ”Crank; h‘lt‘Mlll'i‘y. Teachers' College.
. . ' ' .‘. 'ew 'or (.
fungi“ bsy‘lfi'lilt: 232.2331}: Principal Schuyler P. Williams. of
”m means” it m'mn‘,‘ ”m [ Bridgeport. will preside at the gl‘lll'il‘ -
. it to ”m She must ind that limit“ school section. which will hold its
limit "Wby’see here mmfmeeting Friday morning at the First
Vfiid It these mnnyuyears iMethodist f‘htirch. Colonel Jacob i..
' " ’ Gleene will discuss: "What the Busi-
‘Vb‘ll' . American
Jd‘flir Thomas.
t yacht. Site could
‘ g from such it
There is no
fill designer
3, lie is 'a great
is properly proud
ith the Shamrock,
by Herreshofi—weii,
. bshali be ll hap-
,
lit
‘8: co.
, ng monotonous. Nutu-l
All defenders want to keep it}
. . ...i_f we could get it back toi
it would make future contests “
' who! more eliciting. and givenl
is trash impetus to yacht racing
. .gyer as would revolutionize l
of yacht bililding. Great i
now. blit greater still will 5
on it has to turn out yuchtsl
”beach one better than its!
- . . for the purpose of kecp- ‘
America's clip in British wu-
, . say you ran. away froill home
. rm you were a boy. Sir 'l‘ho-
0|. went away to sea when I was
“It was how I first got to Amer-
‘ V0}! diiierent was this going over
-, M? t time. My people were poor.
’1 - ‘ {011, and I thought it oil over
, Nd tutti ed as there was really not
math chance for me in Glasgow. i'il go
Mikado! sold. America. There
Ch! old folks to be. thought of and
“lot. but they didn’t approve of
' away. i quietly made up
lid 1' could do better for them in
4 than in Scotland, so [slipped
hot-America to make. lliii,fiirtiine.
w W do you suppose was the for-
nae Diluted to? A barrel of Ameri-
tllll flour and an American rocking
it my mother. Two years later
I to Glasgow with the barrel
. the rocking chair fixed on
- of a wagon where the
cold see. them. i was u
when my mother sat iii that
told file it was comfortable.
i led again to America. and
. don the third return to Scot~
. k £200 with me and started
.lhop. But you know the rest,
fall? The blisinI-ss grow slowly
irely, but we won't talk about
Thomas was llSde about "Lip-
‘ 7'
”plan's luck, Lipton‘s hick," he so-
, ' hall to himself. "There
. mm something in it surely. for
', Itood me in good stead they
, _ years. i have tried to make thc
‘ Which the best boat, afloat. i huh-
“at four times as much money lit. her
“I‘ve? spent on ll bout ecnt iivci
; ‘_ the cup. l have manned her
‘1!“ the blob of British seamen. com-
W by the pick of British skippers.
'1 ya tried to take everything intli
‘, lion-the weight she needs
imbibing the Atlantic. the lightness
lless World Needs from the Schools."
iiiitl
South school will deliver an address.
The section will hold its afternoon
nut-ting at the. High school liiliidlng.’
The programmi- will be: "The Study of ‘
a Foreign Language in tho Grammar
School." leader. W. ii. Ferguson. sliper- ‘
intcndcnt of schools. Middletown;
“Mathematics." leader. Frank L.
Whipple, New llritaili; “Should Ele-
n.entary Algebra and Geometry be
Taught us :i part of .our Grammar
Course?" General discussion opened
by ('iliii'ics ii. Kcycs, Hartford; from
standpoint of the Iiigh school. lv‘. ii.
iieedc. New Haven; from standpoint of
grammar school. George A. Mirick.
New Haven: “Geography." lender. Os.
carl.. liiirdick. Stamford; "Physiol-
ogy." lender. W. l. 'I'wltcllcli. Hartford:
"'lhc 'i'ciichiiig of Alcohol Physiology,
and Food l'}t‘lliltilli,\’ iii the i‘liillil
Schools." i'rot'. W. 0. Athitcr. \VFJ
ieyun l'niversity. Middle-town.
Principal Edward ii. Smiley oi t'ie
iizlrti‘oiil High School will preside --:
the High school section. The. Reform
of the (‘ilrricuiiinl will he iiisi-usscd by
l'roi. North of Wcsicyiin University.
The Higher Education and the Nil.
tionui Life will he the topic of Presi-
iicni iiiitlcr. of (‘0th College. iii liic
iilll l'nooil there will be discliesioiin ‘on
coming English: mathematics, history.
nliititl'il language. science. rind inc
classics. l’rof. Solon P. Dill’iS \vid
picsidc ill the on section.
.‘ most interesting and extensive cg
hit it of manual work and drawing 'ill
be made ill the High school gymna—
-.-iuni.
______—.__——-——-
New London. i‘onn.. October 7—4‘ol‘
onel (iclii‘ge Haven. commanding the
Third Regiment, C N. G. this morn-
ing scilt ii request to Adjutant General
You ix’eiircn, through Acting Brigadier
General iiurpce. that a board of in—
Gulf)! be appointed to examine into the
conduct of the recent brigade shoot at
Niiintic. (‘oioncl iiaven asked that
licithcr the Second or Third Regiments
llt‘ represented on their card.
ADVERTISE” LETTERS.
Following is a list of letters remain-
offices for the week ending October 7:
SOI'TII NORWALK.
'ivifl'ueed when she. gets over iiieln.
7 "our
The conversation with Sir 'l'honms
‘ ‘ ed. by a descriptive ’li'llllli'. or
.,m following is a part: _
three years ago no Iris’n My
6 'IM fitted the question .if his
' r! and the care of his dependent
rents. For resources he had of mon—
Vw. but he was full of courage.
Mon“ at reludution that down-
“finalising, with a power for work
. W no limit.
"’3‘; y the boy who slept under the
a; W of the, little Scotch shop is the
W of Oeedga. the magnificent-
try sent near London. where be
entertained most of the peerage of
; controls and directs the
test business in the empire. He is
‘7 “lion! or finance. in an age when
infill
' bed by the investing pub—
),qver $200,000,000. He has be,-
.wfll’ famous for his princely
lfle has been knighted by
. . He is the challenger this:
ttl' the mat trophy of the sea
.. y from his native land by
. 'klf century ago. and comes
M ”I! back with the superb
'- ~“lhe. his little Shamroek.
‘H that English brains and skill
“sued-
E GIFTS T0 CHARITY.
‘ and so much a part of his
' . . that very few of them
W publicity. Two instances.
‘ . became notable. The. lord
id Mention. and lady nlayoress
Na long time friends. Eil-
‘ talked of the Princess of
”Jubilee Dinner fund to feed the
moon. and in which she was
Iteration was mild-- of its
‘ He asked how much
' to complete the subscrip-
was told 8i..25.000. He took
. check book. wrote a check for
= . and handed it to the ladv
. tly tolhe Alexandra trust
. .. i poor laboring men with
M ”Manila! dinners he gave
. - - min of 8500.000. and has
title amount in addition
will) require it.
“kind of cloth that was best for he: .
will. I had it especially nl-liliii’iictilr- I
with one of the most slicccss- .
.wondera‘ are commonplace. .
in two days was 25 times‘
‘ V 'chlrlties of this man an ‘
If Thomas one day the lady 1
Charles Newcomh
Grace llcane illcii island)
A. C. Syuires.
Mrs. Budge
Master Norman Roberts
.\il's. Betsy J. Lockwood
i Mrs. Florence J. Gordon
‘ l'iitrick Owner
Robert )iclntyre
; PEG. Smith
l Mrs. Minnie Jennings
. Miss Annie M. (‘orsa
l Asa l.. l'arketon
, Robert I’iiingert
1 Robert Worm
i it. D. Hall
0
? Mrs. Ada Smith. care Mollie An-f
; Motrin in
l‘derson.
, Horris banks
1 G. \‘i'. llE.'i2illCT. P.
' NORlVAiM.
l Mrs. Margaret Billings.
. S. A. Blaine.
i (Y. ll. Bard.
. Mrs. Anna Blair.
i ii. A. Greene.
Samuel Getson.
1. James A. Hoyt.
1 Daniel Hains.
Miss Mattie i.. Havens.
Mr. James A. Hill.
‘ Mrs. l". S. Hoyt.
' Miss Ii. Kalshoorn.
i Miss Maggie Kilgailon.
‘ s. 'r. Kingsley.
3 George Lockwood.
bliss May l-‘. Lockwood.
‘j Willard McKane. .
. Mrs. Charles McGnlth.
.i. i". Olmstead.
Norman Roberts. (2.)
i B. S. KEITH. P. M.
1
Principal Charles H. Keyes. of the :
2l2 NORTH MAIN ST., so. NORWALK
l
Baker
BOARD OF lNQi‘lRY APPOINTED.
lug uncalled for at the following post- ‘
-( 1‘ f I.
t other .
A. .
.4 4} q ,
/"rlu-’ A ' U '. ‘J .12..
(Successor to J. D. JENNINGS.)
’ 71? bl armor—'1". .- I,»
i l‘i 2:. ;'
F"“°.".l.§l'-€93°l
and" 'E'inbaimer.
7 Main street. 13’. a. . Nor-walk, Conn.
retreating Call, "-2.
l
M
oaapaewithanywm
donein this sectional
Mt. .. ,
sumrhat‘auitnisa
flit mess
idem
What our goods are worth to us.
You’ll find they're worth much
more to you than you pay for them.
We've made a reputation for giv-
ing big values for little money and
intend living up to it. We would
rather lose a sale of a dozen of
them than to have anyone leave
our doors dissatisfied.
iifidli'nis
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
Drive Horses
from
s Stables.
Cor. Washington
and spring Streets,
Tel. Cali. 139-3.
.Grand Central
Market......
RAILROAD PLACE.
7 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
.Fish,.0ysteis, Clams,
I“
a
o
2‘.
E?
"I:
‘9.
G
q
u
u-
9'
’ Blue Point:
Sent out on the half-shell
sland Oysters
The finest to be had.
Longl
‘50ups
Of all kinds.
Heinz’e Baked Beans.
Leggedt’s Canned Goods.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
'l‘el. 36-4.
SELLING AGENTS
Will’sm
turbulence
AND THE
itsiiiliiiiiiiih
T my you
EVER DRANK.
AT
i Sillifl
l - 72 No. Main st..
I So. Norwalk.
Tumour.
138-3.
BflISliliiK,li.’s
. 7i“.
. t .
[W
’i
. My wont.)
filed or papered in a
hurry. ,1 “ .. ' -
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs at thlolchiadeanaot rush so
fast but that i, can handle them to
enerybody's satisfaction, prices and
a . . ..
Jl'iiliii'S‘ snows,
‘ PRINTER.
8 Haviiaud Street, South Norwalk.
MEI—
D.‘ W. RAYMOND,
sunfifibwbfibt
and Manner.
93 Washington St, South Norwsilt
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 84-0.
"II. 0. assumes.
4m linger. otldliltr. Millim-
IAIIII
- ll ll
Wall Paper'- and Borden
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwatit.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection, on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.
iidii‘oi‘iiiditiu no
lion tooth and
Newfoundland.
by steamers SILVIA and PORTIA oi
iii. no CROSS use. unis; on
New York every Saturday at A p. in.
Full particular! and literature upon ap-
plication to
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
secondhansm
189
V1847“
Plumbing and Steam Heating
Hot Water Heating.
iiot iii Hitting.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RRNGES 1
etc
indonesdHotciikissiio.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
00RLOEHOUSE.
IIIGORY'S POINT.
loath Norwan.
J. I. WAS.
W and Inc.
Terms reasonable. Bathing, m
may. electric cars to hotel, maest-
ing with all cabantION.!.,N.l
and I. R. I.
UNSURPASSID
anon! ISLAND CLAN BAK- AND
I303! DINNIRI-
hogan...
Bill“ TAIlETS.
W for ‘3...
as! "Jams. on.
Isaialda
. ha .1th give m fillet. on.
A h. M h l
v I. am 0 .
. 13"“,sz fg‘l‘rnfiam’pla. 5 t“
- "I. ”O. 00.. Gerda-l. O
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by
‘ the cooload every
. few days.
M. TARLOV.
m m.
Mia-walk.
NOTICE.
The agency of the Connecticut Gen-
eral we insurance Company for sever-
al years managed by the late ii. a.
Eliot-median will for the present he
manned by his brother. mu
an. Ola will remain the
EAST'AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
HORSES
FIRST moms? IPIBCOPAL
Church, West avenue, near Garner
street, South Norwalit. James Mont-
gomery. pastor-sheaching; 10:80 a.
m. and 7:80 p. in.. by t e ‘ tor.
Sunday school. 12 In; B'pwort Lea-
gue ‘prayer’and praise service, 6:15
p. in. The special mullcal selections
for the day will be: Morning. Come
Holy Spirit. Schnecker: trio. Than 0
Gracious Lord. Robyn. Even: Mac-
i-‘arren's Te Donut; Art Thou Weary:
contralto solo. Calvary, Rodney. Mrs.
Huntington.
copai Church. East Norwaik. J. J.
Faust. pastor—Class meeting. 9130 a.
gs run,
{Dill .-
‘i! 1‘ '
,w: anti.
INT
ll. w our norm». more
your: noose
may site. run am. more con murmur: no muons.
FOX CYCLE it HARDWARE COMPANY.
'l't‘l
m.. led by John Finch; sermon.
10:30:. m.. by Rev. John Cromiish:
Sunday school. 12 no; Junior League.
3:30 p. m.; Praying band. 8 p. ill.:
sermon. 7 p. m., by Rev. G. Hauien-
beck. Monday evening. Epworth
league meeting; Tuesday evening.
class meeting: Thursday evening.
prayer meeting: Friday afternoon. 3
o'clock. ladies‘ prayer meeting at the
parsonage.
CONGRBGATIONAL.
SOl'Til NORWAIK CONGREUA-
'l‘lONAi. CHURCH. West avenue and
West'street., Gerald Ii. Beard. Pastor
» Tomorrow will be observed as Rally
Sunday. Morning worship, ii o'clock,
will include preaching by the pastor.
on The Year Before lie, and musical
numbers by Fred J. Force. tenor. and
Miss Agnes Littlejohn. violinist. In
the afternoon. at 4:30. there will be
the annual rally concert service by
the Sunday school. in which the
church will unite The Young Peo—
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor
will meet at 5:30 in the west par-
lor, Ali young people invited.
NORWALK (YONGREGATIONAL
t‘iii'Rt7H. I’ilrk street-Rev. Charles
ll. Everest will Occupy the piiipit
Sunday morning and evening. Sun.
day school at 12 In. Christian En-
deavor at 6:30 p. m. Music. morn-
ing. trio. O Day of Rest and (lladness.
Chadwick; anthem. Sleepers. Waite.
Schnecker: offcrtory. duct. 0 Holy
Father. St. Sachs. Evening: Anth-
cm, Still. Still With Thee. Foote'. of-
icvtory. tenor solo. Jerusalem (re-
quested i. Gounod.
BAPTIST.
SOI'TII NORWAI.K BAPTIST. Wei-it
avenue near Ann street. W. id. Hub-
bard. millisterv—l‘t’orshin with
preaching by the pastor. 10:30 a. in.
and 7:00 p. to. Bible. school at 1:
nl. Young people's meeting. 6 p. in.
Please note change of time for ev-
ening service from 7:30 to 7: young
people's meeting from 6:30 to 6. All
seats free, and everybody welcome.
We make our annual offering to work
among the foreign population of our
state. Sunday, October 8th.
li‘lRS'i' BAPTIST (‘HL'RCIL DeWitt
'Inlmuge Van Doren. Pastor~Servic-
es at 10:30 a. m. and- 7:.10 p. m.
Subject of morning sermon. Christ
in You. the liope of Glory. Sunday
school at. 12:00 to. Young people's
prnycr meeting at 6:30 p. m. Silh-
jcct of evening sermon. The l'n-
speakslbie Gift of God. Normal Bl-
hie class. Tuesday night at 8:00 p.
in. Thursday night prayer meeting.
at 774$. Olvr desire is to make all
these services helpful and uplifting,
and we extend to all a cordial in—
Vlllllloil. and warm welcome.
CALVARY BAPTIST (‘HI'RCIL A. P.
Johnson. pastor—Have. moved to
South Norwnlk in the (l. A. R. Hall.
in South Main street. where they will
hold their services hereafter. Rev.
linbney Christian. of Bridgeport. is
expected to preach for us on Sunday
at 7:30 p. in. Sunday school. 3:30
All are invited to attend our
p. m.
new place of worship. Seats tree.
(‘omc and see it.
uriscorat. .
TRINITY Cill'itCii. s. w. Neils. m-
tor-—Services will he. held at! e Con-
gregational Church. South Norwalk.
Sunday. October 8th. as follows:
iioly t'ommunion. 8 a. m.: Morning
Prayer and sermon: 9:30 a. m: Ev-
ening Prayer and sermon. 7:30 p. In.
ADVERT.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHi'RCil. Van
Zandt avenue. Rev. James W. Davis.
pastor—Preaching morning and ev-
ening by the pastor. Subject at 10:30
a. In.. Apart to Pray. Subject at 7
p. m.. Prevailing Prayer. The Sun-
day school will convene at noon and
the children's prayer meeting will be
"held at 6 p. nl. The general public
is cordially invited. Seats free.
“ERMA! EI'ASGBIM'AL.
GERMAN EVANGEIJCAL. CHARLES
A. iiroclimeier'. pastor—Evangelical
services every Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock in the Swedish Congrega-
tional Church. Norwaik. All are
welcome.
SALVATION ARIY.
Till-I SALVATION ARMY Sunday ser-
vicea will be .lunior'a company meet-
ing at 10 a. m. to which all child-
ren are welcome. Holiness meeting
at it a. m. ('hristians especially in-
vited. I-‘arnily gathering or tree
and may at 3 p. to. Battle for souls
at it p. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. Public In
each night next week at 8 o‘clock.
except Tuesday night. Tuesday night
at 7 o'clock therewiii be a meeting
for the children.
IMIOSS.
KNI'DSEN'S HALL MISSION. Chest-
nut atreet. South Norwth—Regniar
services to narrow afternoon. at 8:15
o'clock. Come. bring your friends.
and have a good time. Good slag-
ouiek Sales. ‘ Small mate...
ii
Sold Exclusively
in
South Norwaik. Costs.
by
. M» H. GLOVE“;
w.
The Manufacturers of the leading shoes
have agreed to the shire.
«IGLOVER’S»
‘TH FA
The Place.
CLoAK STORE. I
From Makers to Wearers.
Fall Opening,
SATURDAY, SEPT. ‘ 30.
Every lady in The Norwalks should visit us
then. She will find prices more
reasonable than she
dared to expect
Ia Wl'll—b—g—l 8' CO»
68 Washington Street. South None-1k
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
. Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one all price, for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever ofiered on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality.
Theo. Olsen.
I
AILY FREIGHT "Li-Ii
NORWALK, so. NORWA
and new YORK.
LK
.___..___ w..-
Phoethzno
. City of Somalia Winds and Eagle.
we? .
Looti- "emails 5 p. m. Loon M glor-
W'!’$.‘.P.m- Long, New York. Flor 33.
that River. doorman «3*: pg is.
lino-and!
”binomial“
ing and speaking. Everybody wai-
come. '
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Norwalk Chronicler