d s Bailey. t Hammondsport.
L. is stopping at the Clifford.
turned today to their school duties in
I rs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes, principal
1I _ or he Fresnel Kindergarten and ‘-Prl_
‘ vote School. and son Arthur, In. re
noon. pastor it a
the services to .
uteri-ow having
summer vocation. in the morning the
regular monthly communion service
e riled trout his ;
will take place and reception at room-
hers." Sunday school session as usual
at close or the morning Berries. The
Meriden. I I I
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad nerds have
Miss Carriew hury, oi Akron.
flights? M“ ii} guest of Norwalk returned from ”Wilton. where they pastor‘s Billie class will he resumed
. ‘ . have been spending ISIrIo summer and and all members are requested to he
”Mil “WWW ”1' “we“ Wilson, ot Philadelphia is are now occupying: sir home nprssont. The several committees new
timed to TM log in charge the different depart-
ments in nJoonuectlon with the class
work sh old be present at this first
meeting at the class. The Junior
League will hold its first meeting since
vacation. in the Sunday school room,
at 3: 80 p. in Young people's prayer
service under the direction of the Ep-
W01 til League will begin at 6:30 II) in.
Topic “Factors necessary to the
IDvongellnatiou of the World in This
Century." Leader, William F Jen-
nings. The evening service will com~ ,
metres at 7:30 o‘clock. Rev. Mr. Dun-
can’s sermon will been "An ideal
Martyr.” Prelude. “The President’s ‘
Escape.” . . a, . .
FIRST oHuncHi music.
Music at the First Church Norwalk,
tomorrow:
Main street Norwalfl
Mr. and Mrs.W . R. Fearn, who are
tin their way from who to New York
city by trolley stopped at the Clidord
last night. The couple resumed their
journey this morning
MW
Cheater H. Benedict bookkeeper at
the Bank or Norwallr, will enjoy his
annual vacation next week. Mr Ben
edict intends to put in a good share 01!
the time at Lake Waramnug.
making a short business stay in South
, NorwalkI
A W. School of the Broom Business
college force. is in Genrgetown today
on a business trip. .
The great trends that filled our Stere last Saturdall is
the best kind of a robot that our busrireSs methods are
absolutolu Correct. When We sail ‘
~ R lunar s \lDorth in
Sen auto-Slur. Cents
........_......... .. l... o. own... We mean exaCtlu a dollar. no more no less. It rs charac-
Anthem-“II.Iove Divine". ...J. C. Macy , ', . , ‘ ‘ 2'
:Z:f::::oN$§.V-e§§:3 . (3...... tensile of all we do. No exaggerated values allowed in ~_ I
vingston W. Cleave»
seer hits crossed the bor-
andidacy immediately on-
on yo support of his new
‘ s. and has swept with
“W W.
r . ll . ‘
‘Mlss Alida Ball has returned to her
home in Mott avenue. Nor walk alter a
visit in lltlcu N Y.
“lack" Boyle of Bridgeport was the
“Mg“! thro: 20:1: om; guest yesterday of Miss May Williams
‘3‘" Y0” a out of South Main street.
. . sing his prominence “
to r the nomination, has 1 Miss ClnrnI (new. at. .CIhnzstmIrtIstre-Iet
n i it t ras returns mm a vs wtr re a-
2m tgugéentwalfhet‘lfg :31 Itlves on Long island.
not: .
, courage and honesty
ll Judge Livingston W.
as conducted the affairs of
' n,Pr0bate Court has led
Miss Margaret Green, of New York.
and Miss Nora Ryan, of South Nor-
walk, have returned to their respective
homes after 0. ,vislt with Miss Lizzie
Collins. South street, Dnnbury..
J. F. Barry, proprietor of the Clifford
has gone to his home in Harvard
Mass” for a short visit
Mrs. Buschwein and totally, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Drescher of Butler street Nor~
walk the past five Weeks returned to
day to their home in Tremont, N. Y.
Miss Mamie McGovern, of Stamford
was the guest of Miss Alice O‘Connell,
oi Burbank street. yesterday.
.......
or of Connecticut to see
‘ ' . Mrs. Edward O‘Hara and infant
”.1 their- strongest candl- Miss Mary Hoyt has returned to daughter. Eliza Ruth have returned Oil’crt‘oryLAndante"T’nstgrnIli. Brewer OUT advertisements 'i
$;?r?:romziah:i:lcltlay 1:29;)“; Norwalk. after a week 5 visit witlIrI her to IIIiIridIgII‘eIooIrtIIoIiIItIegII alhils“ IIwithIIhnr ______________ .GHWoodt "
h mo er rs a nun mo re- __ " . -”
many friends that he has father. in “Wt Bet e in- law, Mia. Eliza 0’,Hara of South 039???Ifile???IIIISOheganfmw Today We Start the filSt Of the FALL SERIES
Dr. William J. Tracey, town health Nor-walk.
.uoiiicer, attended the meeting of the
New Haveli‘rlealth Board, Wednesday
EVENING—MUSICAL SERVICE.
Prelude—Pastorale in D.. W. 1‘. Best
*Antlrom~“liotoro the Lord we Bow”
Edward Clark. 1......1 clerk in the
e e
oitlnen of New Haven he M Stillson-Powell pharmacy. has return- .. .......... C Pinsuti M3 \c 3\ “T % 5&63
111118911 public Spirited: J Whi comb Reilly, of the Buffalo ed “'0'“ 1‘ week's vacation 51’1"“ I“ *Anthem—"llovcly Appeal-”:0. Gounod w - Q
good work a leader." Courier nitrite, N Y., is the guest of the cm” thrown“ the SW" “’5' Soprano solo~The Holy Clty...‘.. , . ’ ,
. _ -—-——-—-—~ John J covena’gn of South Norwalk.19mfiy he spent with friends in New ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3, Adams
not issue of the Year Book of M m it m on 11°11‘10“ _ Postluge——Modernto from Sonata 0p. 96 and ‘9
—— one re urne r euma s a ................
391"“ shows that in 1900 malaria {fro not cured by Catherhu Miss Frederica Quelch who has 26 P Fumagnlll c
Maillot-beer per head of *chnested.
I; was 401. pints, a. consider»
I_over previous years This
it modded the corresponding
been visiting Mrs Fred Madden, of
South Main street, has gone to Dnrlen
tor a short visit. From Darlen Miss
Quelch will go toI her home in New-
CONGREGATIONAL Muslin, L .
The musical program Sunday morn
lug in the South Norwulk Congrega-
medicine.
“—
Mrs Etta Timpson of Caterer F. A.
Lane‘s restaurant at the depot is on-
lt means that we will sell for one (hp 150 and 12 1-20
' oi week' pit from lru‘ du- ark N J- u on 2 mr ru : . ‘ ‘
a....................... {miss . .... . . . ___,.____._ 0:3,, y;;,::,g:,_.;;3;ug,sys. .3, values at 90; 6600 and 250 values at 190: a saving on the
217 pints. The Berliner, there I, M Nlux-hnIrIryonI AIrtiIrurI'I C. VlIIIheeleIerItIri’ ...................... Guilmunt “
my 1 W. S. gf‘ t t 1111 M r orwn a enter t 9 mos no 0 e ___.. .. ‘ ‘ '
on; 2:; possesses: .. ..‘:;:v:...:’:.f.u 8.... “or..has:.rr..rs‘:f.°cls;::.. “61°06 01 about 55 Der Gent Think. if 11011 can. of can
the western part oi Pennsylvania and “8111 in llart.l‘ord 1831 evening M"- orrertoryWOrgnn solo irnC major
whose consumption of beer Wha 1 . .. , t . . ' ' -
l . (.0 or reorcsen ed Acting Governor ______
.3. m... o... , . M Q m... 0...... on... ............................ I311; other method that Will bung you so much moneu so easriu
”—“M'”“"‘ Edward Conroy, formerly of Dan. ' W w”.-. mm... ‘ ‘
i°i°° 01; “all 1‘51 ‘1 WSW“ bury and Mrs. Newman, 0! Riverside 0'.de Mm J1 0‘ Newklrk»°1M°r' GRACE CHURCH Moore. and (illickiii as this one.
attention and he has the most were in town yesterday calling on $8“ 33:11:18. llama"? Wmtoh lgItInrneg MORNING. 10:30 A. M. ' A
_ag§ortment in the world aside friends rom e 1‘ 30 011m,“ 1‘ c an Processionnl Hymn 520 ...... Messlter ' ' ‘ '
., . W tomorrow Mrs. Nowhirk will resume K i El 1 1 En ______ S _ It a >
.. «2: we M... warm no... So... .. .. 0a.: ...... gases: . D3, 1 “5t Of ”"035 ”"1““ below'
310“ 19?. numismaiics 1’88““ Walk. has returned home after a visit Norwaik Congregational church choir. Hymn 231 ..................... Oliver
as or 12 ‘dnd was inspired by at George B. Hey tip, 33 Wooster street I I g Stomstport. head Charlotte-Praise the Lord. ..... Hall
' Danbur 1“] n . Hymn 227 .................. Siam o - . .
tagizlhlfigvzrliyi: ”Sign Leaecccjrrlrlr: Y salesman in the dry goods sloi'eI of 55...“... in E flat....}.1 ____ Slammer? Mens Black Hose (Herms- 1 spool Silk. 1 paper Needles. Ladies‘ Muslin Umbrella
, William Weléii.~-who has been em- Dirkermnn 8: Son. $011111 Norwa ‘1 18 Gloria in Exceiels in E dat..Stummers dori' D e) re ulu' rice 2' 19c ‘
n Rome H18 collection fills oloyed in Boston the past year is vin- taking a two woeks’ vacation. Monday Recessionnl Hymn 506 ______ Gauntlott . y 3 ‘ D ”C 1 holler Pinn, 1 card Hooks Drawers. hemstltched, 1110113 .
rarity-four cupboards in one of ltlng friends in South Norwalk his tor- the leaves for Wetherefleld. Where he Men’s Black Hose, white sole, and Eyes. ad for 190 and clusters of tucks, reg-
M the Quifilnrtl and not even mer home . .. ,I II will errand n few days with friends. IIIIEIveWryIIIérIrIerrI hgz nI IIIee-iIIoIldIInIrIrtuze- ‘ value 15.3, autumn“ m9 3 yds. Torchon Lace. 3 yds. ular 25c quality, 19c
- W W * e s w c e x— .
IIII;‘I:'I‘I‘I_“““’ 1““, keep him Mrs. George lnsham. of Spring Mrs. R. o. Sherwoog. witeNof uIlIe hiblts and that which he thinks he Phil's 19° “"0“” ”“91“”: 1‘“ 19° Children's ”"8““ Drawer-‘1'
. e “M“ street returned this morning from a former pastor M11119 01111! 01W“ 11119- ” l 1 Sid‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
W ~— ‘ several weeks" visit with relatives in Baptist church was the guest last . , ........ ‘“ ,. __ , ,. Ladle” PM“ Black 111111 Drop on r 9 Combs, 1 Pumps. iremstitched ruffle, "381”"
110 1118 ingdglt illustrates Cleveland Ohio. night of Miss Edna" uny of WIeat FANCY Stitch Hose, in lace effects. dour Comb, for 19" ”“09 25°: 19°
cy ot #5 nlted Stntes . .. “ we“ .. ' Washington street ‘his morn us I. . ,. ~. , .1 Fa N k B o h 1 H . ‘
Wide wflwii’il mclént‘: ‘ Mia. Sarah Sears. bl Newto‘wn. has Mrs Sherwood left for her blame in SWEET 'POTATOES . regular ”the quality, two ' Irlrrciyor cc 1‘ 0c ' at 19c ininntsISiipsI our regular 250' 19c
II“ 11. Illinois there was de- returned ironro after having spent u Srrmmorvlllo. Muss. . , .3 for . 190 i I’ Vl t (H S t infants Long Flannel Under-
week the guest of Theodore Knapp, of . . I ' . no r e vs r p upper -
It a United State? mailbox a: Golden Hi“ street“ I ““99 Ida “fay CumleyI daughter of ilI PER PECK Children 5. Black Ribbed IIOHG, CPS 1 yard Garter Elastic akh‘tfl, rafula!‘ 250 quality, 190
upon the envelope oi which was ———-——— Judge Cumiey of Bridgeport is moiI ~ regular price iii/or. nil aiz- , "'f , ' 1 Standard lrints. all colors,
‘imlctnra. evidently represent» Andrew '1‘. Perry, of the Interior Do guest today of the Misses Peabody; ’ 8 or he value 6c 2 yards for he
. ’ pnrtment Washington D C. is enjoy who are visiting Mr and Mrs. James; es, , . 9° 4 cards Fast Black Darnlng '
INN“? passenger-agent'l‘hla ing a month’s vacation irom duty at E. Adams. at their home in Union, 1 ll . Fl 1 i 1 V 27 “”11 ”my Plum“. ”Em“
ere was upon the envelOiie his home in Sliver-mine. Park, Nor-walk. This evening MrIiIz. Ad~‘I ‘ .ar 88 no ‘39 IIests, sq. Cotton, 1 Burning Ball, for 19¢ price 121,50 9c
i‘cture was of some railway “W fnma and mother. Mrs Minnie mile, 2 p " ‘ ‘ nook, sleeveless; regular 2 spools Sewing Cotton, 2 . '
_ It iihstomce author! Miss Ethel Martmesu. of Woodward will when to Bridgeport with the JOSELOFF S, \ .,, ., 36 “1°" Percalim “‘31 black
‘15:; “13%; the uniform and iIrvenue, has secrrred a position as clerk three young ladies. where they will be I . 1" 10 ~51. 190 . Aluminum Thirnbles, all for “in regular price 15c 9c
' n Sturtcvant's and will enter upon their guests over Sunday. 1.. r 3 ._ . 4 Linen Corset Three's, 2 This - '
microscopic inspection. dis- her duties Monday morning. ~"‘""“"“‘"”""" .27 NORTH MAIN STREH adios “Sis. low ”Mk. short tic Lucers for I 5 9c Fancy 8mm Waistlngs, rogu—
at tire,_oap bore the lnscrip- ‘ -'~‘--- ~ lions: words, like long dresses. fro ; South NON.» 31k slorvefl. 13%“ quality, 1W0 ' lar price 121,90. yd, 2 yds., lilo .
W0 Alton Railway Poe Miss Jennie Crimp returned to her quently hide something wrong about . for 19¢: 1 paper Assorted Pins, 1 box 3 ‘
,, 1 ‘ home in Danbnry yesterday utter hnv- the understanding. 1 721.1385 Wire Hair Pins and 2 box. 6 inch Percale, in colors, “’8'
sent. pen rotercuoe to a . ‘ Misses‘ so. neck, sleeveless, uiar price 12%c 2 do 190
" in! Alton railway folder. in - - m- w..- H... thre vests f 9 es Mourning Plus. all for lie I ’ y "
ppear the pictures of th‘e‘ e . or o 2 3 is l Ct Bates Best Seersuckers, sold
A poo Bast or; 0 ton. 2 1.
agents. the melodies. on- regular 15o Whisk Broom, lie I everywhere 12%0 yd.. 2
. , spools Linen Finish Thread,
lecovered that the lndivldu , (.irlldrens initial ““3119“ all for lie yds., ' the
hour the letter was addressed “ "‘ . chiefs value 50 three for lie Outing Flannels all new to
w I ‘ r r Ku-
“ .. .- Taylor, depot passemfl 2 Ladlee’ Hemetitched Hand- 1 Collar Foundation, 1 Curling lar price So yd. 4 yds lilo
It. Louis. The letter was kerchieis regular price 60 Iron, for 9G 40 i h H ' i Q 1
.r ,7 ‘ , ‘ each, undone cake siyoerine ‘ Mason's Fruit Jars. porcelain “CI 9‘1”“;‘31 1101013: 19
,I, regu or pr 09' c c
. . to a, 5 for it) ' ‘
, The Superior Quality of our goods' rs famous rn this section. The greatesticarc is con- . soar. all for , «Der p: . c
. . Granite Iron Sauce Pans, 4 45 Juan Pillow Slips, cotton.
stanilv being exerted m the selection oi the finest goods. upon the market for our p trons. . 5 15° rubber 0' 08111110111 q. MI “sum ““90 2ch me who value. 90 rd.
Dressing Comb, lie 20 inch H I
. . uck Towelin , full
thsIIoi armor tints i: . ...We offer you the-Errol Code: that money can buy; the Richest Double Cream Cheese; 1 bottle Violet Toilet Water Lag” Fm] be“: 13““? blanched 12%., m“: . . yd
Ilioo .. ‘ oa.re arr ,. . . W -
our” will brilifl out the Sweetest Buiter‘pro uced; Fresh Peanut Butter at 20c. lb; the Largest and Freshest line and ,1 hex "runner" Com. mam“ 1’ 0° ° °“ ° m a“ mob Mum Mum W
. e s in w a , ' _
ftldngtiflgnhovo m“ Ci Fancy Cakes and Crackers in town. . “1::“I°“IIII)“‘;¢°;I::’ Cl 9° Horrsehold Ammonia, mu qt, curtains, 121.“ value. 90 yd.
you dismiss and lit " . . . °‘ 3" °"°°' bottles re lar‘ rice 10c Beatouslity Fl urod Billioline
‘ IIIsIgfinntIrIohpmun . Leave your order for Peaches tor canning. Fresh from the orchard daily. Everything lilies art and a only. good home ’8 ,0?“ p 19., one value 8 9c yd
_ s so one some ' , . ' a - ' -
v $311 the best the market allords at lowest prices. “1“" “1 25°. 9" pmgm, 39th oomigungl of 2"! inch Checked Naiusooks tor
i ‘ not“, ‘ v.3: 4 ,The funnier“ Emery Neil one large dish and six small acliool aurora. 191.60 value.
' that was slightly " w ' 39‘1““. 90 91W“- onos. regular- price 36c,19c set. 90 rd.
11° W" Whine '1 ‘ Lndiol' Luce Trimmed n a
“on. it Would he ‘ilt . I '. I _ . it“ ' All at our regular 125“ Corset . 18 inch All Linen Crash. ”We ,
as». hits it had an ex- , ea in rocer... ‘Ikr‘rrehisis. ‘ regular price Covers 90 value. 90 yd.
*‘di‘i it ntyloIglr, “a? 111m, two tor- ioo , Children’s . Muslin Drawers. 25 doses Knotted Fringed
MM’ . ., .001," NORWALK. CONN Best quality Willi“ Paper. clusters or tucks. regular Towels, 25o value, lilo each.
‘ u “a” stitched , . ' white and colored. with om pried! 1mm 160, . 9c 68 inch Tor-key Red Damask, ,
mu tho waist [raved initial, reactor prise Children's iii. a. and Corded at value, 19o yd.
15° , 19° . W913“. the price overr- Honeycomb Towels, 50 mus. ,
IAny Boo Poohethoolt._ : when Site. 190 . B for in . 5
“Random" tor the theth. lilo Three styles In Ladles' CorsI to than Unbleached nutshel- I ‘_
lilo shopping Em, tall sine. 19o .. sat Covers, hemrtitehed. Linen. are value. 19o yd
no Tooth arm , ' so ‘ hiss rind Towel!” ‘
Ur
1“ snout s. it it: velveteen High in: three. a m...
Grey Twilled flannel tor Pet- . r '
“loom. the veins, flood.
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