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“visited M. H. Hewlns. who has known
hour for many years
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lost Wings. Euhltnk and Will‘-
, ownseud and Hayden. ‘
g t ‘ I .
EllaflAltlilS'l‘. 'Ron mall. 89' V‘
.88. “The diplomatic f . V
dream» and noumllnis ‘ has:
«. l the donation at “Q
glétnister ironl Athens. :l‘ho
Rounllinians in Gretna
he
1 entrust?! to Emulvhille
auction ore w or
to! :Vtiic Greeks in Vulniill
w—
innces.
icy twins were as Well knov’in its any
- contractors in Sheirp s riiie factory and
.~ to tell them unlit! . As on illustrlit on
' so interested in the machinery that he
I sud littributo théir good health to the;
. V . m
_V Kidney Cure should. be billion st thl
.«, rezulnr s
i' %bhis aliens. 7dr. Rodney Bur-
gill. ” 831d by Pluilhd‘b' w: more
Look and Drcnn Allkn, out in Politics
They liter Maternity
llAl‘i'Pll‘ORD Sch
étwins wl
visiii
owed old dilqfllilnv
Their bottle is in Wniihan.
litmus" lino their tiresent trip is this
first one they have‘ made in our years
Thirty yours ego and more t o Chunk-«i,
are 82 pro .
c.lh this city They looked alike
Vu'd disused alike still were always «1"
' in At that time William Willi ‘ ' «
' ' representing nil phonon 0! railroading.
' wit ii shape the" courses which pro to b
they left Hartford John married.
“While in this city the Cutlghey twins
Mr. Howin
yesterdii'y that; ‘wlilmovlar Tom Got
the olxi polo nihyo'i‘. come to this
n rouzht a message to
from til tivlns.
VVB'eioro the Nil War. the twins were
they wore expert mechanics. Mr
Howins said it who almost impossible
of their resemblance to each other
Hewlns. shirt that William uncalled e
Masonic meeting one night. John did
not belong to the older. The following
day John was at work at William's
bench and Samuel Green the score
tury of the mutually. who was at the
Mononlc meotlng, went to John tint)
bullion speaking about it matter that
come up at tho meeting "Hold on
there." sold the brother who was out
it'll/1118071. “i am John, not Willinm'
'u lliiam was it Republican and John
was a Democrat. and if any one was
in doubt on to which one he wus nil
dressing all ho had to do was to speiik
upon a political topic and it would not
tulle him long to ilnd out.
The brothers have retired from bus-
inoss for many years. When they left
lhis city they lived in Bridgeport for ll
short time. Then they comeback and
then went to Wnlthnm, where their
have lived since. After they had been
there a short time. there was it difficult
piece of work to be dons upon some
matchmaking machinery. A. manufac-
turer asked William it he would do the
work. Mr. Csughsy said he had rotir.
ed from active work but it he was
given his time about the Job he would
work a few hours a tiny rind take his
time about it. He went to work in
tho shop at the bench and he: became
worked there a your.
The brothers are bale Vnnd heart
temperate habits. They slu‘oke cl err
occasionally but never to crooks. ohn
is a tritio siouto‘r than. William. bull
when they drop hora thorn was no
diner-snot! tuition: weight.
MENP ' . . V IN DANGER.
More than
him! over six
painful and dc "’ clays
u. it curl-note Ir-
on sign 0! den
" cured. many old
men and
sit Port, M0,, writes: "I sot
enlnrrted prostrate and lille.
no w’y ttyo fin for years and utter inking
artist girls or Foley's shinny Gill's},~
l’t'etii b tier than i have for mail
em, iVllihonyh i am now 91 yes
ROYAL POPNUM l8 ENJOlNID. ,1
Magnum“ Collar, 0th
mm o y n V
. no he withoutnltml“ '7
iii? turbo wily liven.
tell it s. on
"9 “built
»« memorial cbnpter. D A. it.
ii.» an invocation by Rev. James W Brad
ii at the tablet and pedestal to tho towil
g elation vi
. b -.
September 77“
' dill
Vu. .lveraity.‘ .
rcooperatlon be
[of Chicago and
his hos resulted
QHICAGOJS
, “a.“ militant n
Pr Vsident running on e Eiiwaokee Vii
t P ills oheirina‘h and D'snlch
ond vies-plosidont oi' the Bur
all Vice-chslrmun. These then.
given. uhtl will themselves as occa-
stun re‘q’uirés deliver loctltrés.
The first years course. from their
but to June. will on devoted to rdll-'
way conditions in til united States.
Th?b second year wil be devoted to
who i sei‘vics. rnil'way transportation
rallwuy law and rats regulation. Din
log the third year the following brim
cites will be covered: Plies nger ser-
vice, statistics sud geography of I'Mi
ways signolllng no lrdln servlco. l‘fifli
mav 'llutliting and finance, and ternil
unis. During the fourth year the lol
lthlllg subjects will he studied: no
live power. our pmem. ms, rall-
wsy development blond and the eco
uomics at railway locomotion.
V ARE YOU fiNG‘AGEDi’
Eliza oil hoopla should remember
that. n for marriage,‘ many unrrelli
can be avoided, by keeping 7 air di
gostlons in good condition with [diet
trio Bitters 8. A. Brown, of Henriette
villa, is. C says: "For years. my wife
suiiered intensely ‘fi'oin dyspeps‘ia.c com
ollcntéd wit‘ 1 torpid liver. on she
lost her strength and vigor. u d be
came. a mere Wreck of her former loll
Then she tried Electric Bitters whicl
helped her at once. and finally mud
her entirel well she is now stroll
and heelt y." 7‘. PE Boner, South
Norwalk, and E. Wood Norwallt
sells and guarantées them, at 50c ii
bottle "
........ \-
NATHAN HALE DAY.
Tablet and Fade-int to Connecticut'-
'« Martyr Unwind.
EAST HADDAH .Cobn. aetiwmbei‘
23.~'l‘he unvéillu‘u oi it special tablet
and pétlostal tin lilo site at the, school
housll wher Nethnn Help taught
school in 17 8 and 7774 attracted ll
large number of visitors to this piece
yesterday site'r'noon. The site is near
the Nitth tin Hale school house Which
m A”dill looted by the Daughters oi the
Amati in Revolution
thdV'ny yin the 124m anniversary of
Rules execution. The Nathan 11$;
chnrgjo of ill-day's exercises 'l‘hti
progrnthmc of exercises opened wttli
.fl
dink, or Hartford. ’l‘iie presentation
{as by We. Oscar P. F‘oWle'l'. oi the
Pullout lilo chapter. D. A R‘. 'i‘bo
.unvslllu was by Miss Morton (trend
6: Bottom. Roy. Francis. Pa or
at tho Pit-ill chnmecdilonnl church
accepted .the tublot oil behnlt 0'7 ’ii’tli
down. Then followed an M17170” on
on OM is« 0. A... hammers 8an
. Hint n he i). A
Ellynul all: sting“. 'hl‘a fuel-glues:
e Ii n o “ me my
cunning Ioi the. neutrals:
[instilling by the pastor. :tn‘iz V
3 . 3* school; 7 print. Christian- Endesva ill
;" t ”bidet. ‘t'l‘he Heme Missionary : b
Work or Out Denomination,” Mott. tit
V 85-88 mid 10: Mill: 8 p. _
' . educational noncort;
? and Mills million; Taylor will conduct
.V tljc service.
‘ nesting Friduy svenins. prayer ‘mect
L D
l). “L,
" " gliusgl o Young People 3 Lyceum will
chum illicit lune
ho assistant by
will he soles o
A. Mr ’itlburch. Knisht
.lili'u I). Nichols, pastor—*1
Cecil
Tuesday evening. slits
in us.
‘ m
GONORIGATIONAL
VSonth Norwliilt Congregational, Rev.
Louis 7‘. Bush Di. pastor—~10: 303
the "i‘imc‘s: 7 7:30 p. ni., second sermon
com and Idle: ill in. Bible school.
«with i
. loved in
his
a. lit. rimming topic. Tho Church and \
tram the Epistle of lamps; topic, Wis; _ 'V " '
in: service At 10: o n caching by tho}
photon Bunday‘ school i. 12: ‘;16 eveni
in; solvice st 7: 30. subject; Pilgrims
and Patriot's. Thursday strolling can
vice lit 8.1‘hlksV-About this Bible, is?
lssiah. Morning Prelude interiiwno.
troth lat boost-a. ‘Rheinberzer; em
u not Phase Are They, from The
oly City, (idol; Dells Miserestur in
B flat Williams; Postlude, Alla Mar.
his. Goidnor. Evening. Prelude, in
fig no in D minor. Mendelsiioh'n: trio.
The Blessed Trinity, Andcrton: Post»
lile Finale or 13th Sonata, Rhetoberi
691‘-
. Ins-Tier ’ ’
South Norwalk Baptist Church, Rev.
H. B. Carpenter pastor—~10: 30 u. m..
mornin ascrvlce) sermon by the pastor
The Vital question: What Shall We
do? Music: Prelude, Reuevle l. V
busier; anthem. The GM oi! Abra
m Birch; oilertbrv Rock of Amos.
Suck; Poetlude iii A Minor, 960. Gal
. i2 oclock. Sunday school, to
view or lessons tor tho quarter; 8:30
Ju’nioii B.Y. P. 7].. leader. Miss
Robbins; ii: 80 p m.. B Y. P. U cont:
%ll9Vlt molesting, Brande Hone and the
ranch Work louder, Miss Mae Bun
din 7: 80 p. in. owning service, nor
on, The Consl'icnce at tho Bible.
llaic: Prclutlc. Eventide. Wm. H:
Clark; anthem. The sun Shall 89 No
More Thy Light. Woodward; (liter
thry, Even Mo Warren; Postludo in
CV C. Csppclon. ‘
Grnce' Baptist Church. corner Butler
end Quincy sheets, I). A. Thomas. nos
oW—li a. m.. preaching service; 3: 36V
u. in. Sunday school 7. Christian Eu-
cover meeting: 8. Rev Hawkins. oi
ridxepori, will preach. Tuesday ev
suing. teacher’s mccung. Thursday
eveningi prayer meeting. Friday ev-
t in the Grand Anny Hall on
uih Main street, South Norwolk.
1th the Otillisllows irho will enter
tin them for the evening. “All are
Volcanic. ‘ Vfflwu‘l‘ ~
i
EPISCOPAL ,
,Trinity Episcopal Church. Ray Bolu-
W
THE VALUE "OF GHARGOA'L.
flow Peopio Know How Unnfui it in In;
In ,P'r‘llurvln Hchltll nnl'i usury.
Nearly ever body knows that char
dis ntectnnt and purifier in" more. but
w realize its value when taken into‘
n bullion system lol- the some clean
on purpose. .
Cherconl ill ll rntnody unit the more
ourtnlle oi it the better; it is not a
am hi oil, but simply absorbs the m.
as and imp'llrll’iaa always pro-out in m
which and intgsii‘nlis and clinics
em out c: this ”min.
Ch'nrco’el swastcnl ills bra? that
ls‘gnpk‘lnr. dtinklg§ nor his on
”0‘11 find about")? have gables.
.. First Gonoréssuol'lsi Church Nor. PM" '
' walk Georg'e I). lit belt. pastor-«Morin
.‘ bury. Conn. nsxt Sunday no as 7on
, WB‘
in the safest and inert student '
' unclaimed in t
Holy Communion: 10: 30 morning pro
or and sermon: 12 in.. Sunday about:
7: 30 p m.. Evenin'lr Prayer and so
dress
St. Paul's Ciiurcllwl‘t‘ollrteentb Sun-
day stici Trinity. 7: 30 a. .m‘. Holy
.Couln'mnion: 10: 30 a. m. / ornln'g
Prayer and salmon; 12 on, Sunday
school and Bible classes: 7: 80. p in.
monsoon and sermon. Friday. Point
of Sir. Mithucl and All Angels—Holy
communion. 7: 30 a. m.;10:80 s. m.
Morning Prsyor and address. Friday
attornuon. 2: 30 p tux. Ilildios' Guild:
4 p. in. Litany. Wednesday, the Ladies
Guild, through the kind invitation oil
at hot counts on Bell island. The
Boys' Club will commence its owning
gatherings ‘Monday. October 2. to
Girls Friendly will hold its first meet-
ins. Tuesday, October 3 at the chaps!
rooms in Berkeley stroat. Wednesday
evening services will be resumed Wed»
holiday October ll when the rector will
begin ll series of conferences on the
Vinnie. ’i‘ho Mons Club will hold its
first: session Thursday. October 12.
when the speaker of the wetting will].
hc'tho mayor oi the «city; the sublcct.
City Gei’rernmcnt." Commencing so.
day. October 6. at 1l pursuit»; rector
will begin a aortas of meditations on:
tho Sermon 0n the Mount. _ The rector
will be pleased to receive the names
of thoso who wish to other themselves.
for confirmation. The bishop in ex-
pected about Palm Sunday. Classics
will begin the llrst Wednesday in Jan
usry. Sunday October). the evening
services will commence at. the chapel
and the mission Sunday school will be
resumed at the chapel at 3 not
Grace Church Rev. James Benton
Werner. reciot—«Fourtoonth Sunday
alter Trinity Celebration oi the Holy
Communion at 8 oclooli; Morning
[buyer and Sermon, at 10: 30: Sunday
7. 30. .
- ADVINT CHRISTUAN.
Advent Christian Church Von Zondb
street—«The subjects to be dealt with
by the Rev. C. F. L. Smith. of Water-
Morning. The Second Best.
on Who Ever Lived. and the Mean-
"9%“ of His Life; evening. Some Things
Need to Eulohnsite.
a—quémvb'
CHHIITMN SCIENCE OOOlSTY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwnlk~Rexiller Sundry service lit
the radium mom. :Mutlonie building.
Subject. Sunday Supt. 24. “Gummy."
Tammany meeting Wednesday. 8 p.
in. To (both services tho public to
clumsily invited. Reading lilom upon
to the public ouch week day from I
lob p. m. ‘ V.
9., It
ADV! RTIOID‘ ' LITTYIRW
nan—nun.
‘illy 1“. Humphri'cs. rector-38' itlm in...
Mrs Cotter. how: on inlormal picnic '
school at 12 11).; Evening Prayer at .
utters uldreni
post-once at No
built
r as the ill utilises ta"
“Mil {Mag ll all a still
“booty Wits
«tantrum-w prions
heat in the staunch All
, ,i .mi
WARSAW
l invariant? hub
”uggrflonm Of
= it u w
_ walk, Court. for the week ending
V ill-d»; “$07!! 7th. 190” »
oswliux
GA
on tolls". ~le. :
substantial“ made with leather seats.
lit present furnished in Early English
«tivc to New England people than this.
: . 'Vlonisl or Early English. '
hit! with can: fix the slightchtf
obscure of tiny cor v‘in
bond wrought copper sud very mitotic. 'l‘hc China Gabi ,
nets have lcdiicd gloss doors entirc, or in part. Chai w
The Exhibition Dining Room in the Furniture btbre is. '"
Colonisl Mallogbny Perhaps no style is more nitrate
The beautiful WW I
and the graceful shapes have a charm all their Own. Valid thQ
‘V pieces are exact reproductions of the colonial period ‘
have seine beautiful Specimens on Our doors at this will -
Round Tables, Bullets, Serving Topics, Chine ii'ud
‘ Crystal Cabinets, Arm Chairs and Side: Choirs in cithcr Co- ’
Fourth floor take the ‘elerilinl'. 1
For Houseolennmg
m
Plenty of hslps in Our Kitchenware Store towards kept» I?
«mg the house in order. Here are some of them:
" -‘ np—a~lac,
".Batil 'lub Enamel, Floorshin'e,
Cold Paint, anenc, ‘ l
Aluminum Enamel. Wind‘s Floor Wax. .
,Sonp and Wehhing Powder.
Road's Laundry,
’VSV‘zl’il Soap,
United States Mail,
" Voile, ‘
Earl While Soap,
Armour’s White,
Gold Dust,
«l’
‘Ammoniaf
. lV ,
Ask to see. tlre‘ncw material “Fleccedown.”
Wash Godds Suction.
2 .j ._ it ms 22 IV 36 "'25.. '1
‘i VOIZE so" 45 AT an. .7
Oil! 48 av solar m. V
sit: an IV 72 AT no.
than 45'" so AT £1.25.
Coll and seoThem Before the
meat is Elicitati-
Old English Floor Wax,
Pcarline Washing Pourder, ‘
Key _\‘i’aslling Powder,
‘ at the '
Norwalk Chronicler