bit small
It
I {zany Ilse lImVli,
and may “yam
e murmur can
«will a iisiitpd match to the screen and
' . p codes a and light of ondortal bril'
alm’hla aante and economical
l
Explosions ‘
l
he
'1?“ l! FUEL CAN BE PROCURED A3 EAB~
IL? ~AND CHEAI’LY AB KEROSENE.
Nothing to turn on or oil. To put out the
light. ilmplyV blow it out,
ht ‘ -g.crsatin
Nokdisagreeabfle odor, such as kerosene lights are
trouble to, keep fifty of these burners clean and in good
one lamp burning kerosene. v
blight Burner enables all, rich and poor. to enjoy a clear.
cheap Gas Light: at their own home, whether they live
by" r country. Full instructions sent with each Burner.
I R 13‘!
oblate furnished
COMPLETE. POSTPAID 50 CENTS EACH.
ANTED! we make a most liberal proposition to aga
ll our Gas Light Burners.
Exclusive territory will be-
agents who can guarInteVe a reasonable volume of orders.
once solicited
MAL AUTO AND YACHT AGENCY.
L LOCAL NEWS
rate; of Norwalk r
W
sxcurslonlst had a so
Rollin Point. yesterday af-
pad tell the whole length of a
It I stairs at the hotel.
W
, iert Sunday in Septem-
_Vk I’Sorlbner. of Chestnut
alk. had his Rambler bi-
st Thursday from the
oil V the Lockwood Manufac
othpagyd plant. The police
e
W
in Smith of Milford has
0 succeed Miss Theresa
the Over River school
salient position in the
Jersey. schools.
Commissioner Waldo
Arron s. n. T. Officials.
M Ang.13.-—As a result
‘ disturbances on Conny
of the Brooklyn Rapid
, yesterday, when sev-
, "persons were ejected
liars when they refused to
‘ to fare, Acting Commis-
vitnday revoked permits
puny pOWer to employ
policemen who assisted
the cars passengers who
the double fare. These
men wore uniforms hi
(3 cal. with the uniforms of
. .-.. en. Those who refused
A ‘nllltcd upon continuing
'were forcibly ejected.
- policemen will be taken
if bugger; returned to the
on
: uor ruled Saturday that
Rapid Transit had he
d and double fares. Mr.
. 3W that the live cents
5 ill be enforced, “no mate
. whither was hit. The
cut will arrest every
agent of the Brooklyn
Company who assaults
police will deal with
y other violators of the
limit with, and as many
employee will be ar
to be necessary. ”
nod. vice-president and
4' pith a Brooklyn Bat»
g} may. said today: "We
. i on in the same old way.
we I tooolleci the second
i ng Hungarian.
'3’?” n. 1° gum Bondiof.
as been trying for
t'tho immigration
w..York was tub
,I'Andw brought to the
in this city. arriv—
bemoan.
v r, missionsra at
any and he
- lo ”sugary
ha boy i’i‘lifit. bu tiltifiV
lid on site cool the
Ity'a woof-“rm aft.“ k‘
New York City.“
OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS. BRIDGET 0301‘. 1.
Mrs. Bridget Crotty died Saturday
night at the residence of her son, Pat-
rick Crotty, 59eStevens street, Nor-
walit, aged sixty-three years. Fun-
eral services will be held at 9 o’clock
tomorrow morning (mm St. Mary’s
Church. .V
FUNERAL 0F WILLIAM COONEY
:The funeral of William Cooney was
held this morning from St. Mary’s
Church and was largely attended. 'l‘ht
Rev. James H. O'Donnell was celc
brunt of the solemn high mass. the
Rev. Thomas Shaniey. of Westport.
deacon, and the Rev. Francis 1“. Nolan
sub-deacon. Miss Helena. Milierd sans
two solos. "0, Salutarls" and "Cal
vary." and at the conclusion of the
service. the choir rendered "Lead
Kindly Light." The remains were tail
on to Calvary Cemetery, New York
for interment.
FUNERAL 0F MRS. LANDON.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza-
beth Landon, mother of Mrs. Josephine
Stillaon, of South Main ailment,I was
held last evening from the residence at
Mrs Stillson at ll: 30 o'clock. Rev
Charles M. Selleck officiated. The re
mains were taken this morning to To
cumseh. Mich. for interment. .
Miss SALLY HUBBELL.
The funedai of Miss Sally Hubbeli
who died in NorWalk after a brief ill
ness, was held this afternoon from her
into home at Greenfield Hill. Burial
Eoi‘lgwed at Oaklnwn Cemetery. Fair
e .
FUNERAL 0F THOMAS BURNS.
The funeral of the late Thomas
Burns was held this morning at 11
o'clock from St. Joseph‘s Church, Rev.
William Manor officiating. The inter-
ment was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
FUNERAL 0F FRANK ARVILLA.
The funeral of the late Frank Arvil
la, of 50 Lowe“ street, was held this
morning at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph‘r
Church. The interment was in St.
Mary's Church.
DEFENDER! OF ROOOEVILT CUP.
I
Seventeen Little View In ammo
.in Marblohoad Contests.
MARBLEHEAD. Muss. And 13.—
Dawn today brought to the seventeen
little yachts eager aspirants to be do
leaders of the Roosevelt cop, the no
set kind of weather for the first of the
trial races for the selection of the
three American boats to nail against
the German challengers.
The signal for the start was set on
the committee boat at 11 o'clock with
a seven-mile breese. The sea was
choppy. The course of in miles gave
legs. one east, ,thsn comb. southwest.
one half west and the third north
northwest.
The Spokane, which is regarded as
the western representative, .made a
beautiful start and after ten minutes‘
sailing was apparently loading the
fleet. Most of the yach .atter cross
ing the line held for a s not time to
ward the north shore on the starboard
tack and then struck out to can. The
Ellen Aug and Vitn were Also well
to the front in the fleet nearest the Wm
shore.
Fifteen minutes after tile Its
vm. .m «roll up to tbsard
buns will loll-run?!
the Sail
lifeboat W
The Pastime Athletic Club calla
team blend the humour mm. Anti
'th shuns lion
ilti V1 “0;“ ”V Mm ll
cod
inlndl cudl
tall. “in"? Ills constructor! o « ' I
’dtsplsy or the dint ~
camp, the invtt I
nor. prod and cry wholesome
illicit/co u a both soul and brody
At it: 80 the sacred concert. basalt;
sons service conducted by ;
D
VgthIIhort ltd Muslim
transsexuals” ms
icy. of lNew York. all}. ltlnnie Tayl
and Jesse Whithesd then pro.
tort has in every way surpassed any
its kind that have been made. I'l‘
seeded with their .program This ct- -, 7"
permitted saw their opportunity and p
’ spared no pains la
the ”planar by the choir. led by Mrs»
«LD 'i‘n‘bior,” the recitntions by the
children. the minor by Miss lllrslo
Taylor, the I)luldr‘cil‘sea by Supt 0. VA. ‘
Maniac . Lloyd and the pastor,
Rev Mr. Nichols, will go. down in the
history of the Knight street Church.
evidencing the fact that the annlvsrv
asry Woman's Bay was very iittingiy
o b.scrved -
This exciting tour of inspiration was
extended into and through the Chris
tlnn Endeavor service. The president.
Miss Emma has. caught the vital
strains of worship. and mated by
Miss bluie Taylor, nwltmlqti the meatl- ‘
lug, brought forth many soulcheor-
mg testimonies to the glory of God and
the uplift of humanity. .
The very excellent work of Miss E.
making it count. V'
follows:
in
‘Jphh‘lgofllschmsn. all of
rail of the above
' .afp—uV
some vaosrioa.
rsbu. driver of Old
den Company. left
in annual vacation.
McPherson. visit
forest if
is away I iiii
driver of the t'V I If
B Jones, accompanist, assisted by the ‘
flute, played by the pastor. adds much -
to the general leffect of these services. V
At the evening service, after the
sincere prayer by Bro. George Nash ' I. l
of Broad River. the pastor introduced I '
the Rev. bliss Taylor, who spoke from
the 1 ch. of Jeremiah and the ill: v
"Woman Shall Compass Man.‘
This T ‘
sermon was a masterpiece of gospel .
teaching and preaching—and it is the ‘
verdict from every qliarter that as a
plain. practical. forceful speaker for
Christ, Miss Taylor is indeed remark;
abie. She speaks to convince. to con-
vict. to convent and is successful.
Last evening four persons came for-
ward Miss Taylor recechd them. en-
dors their noble efforts. with words
of t oughtlui Christian kindness.
These meetings will continue. Come
unite with us to till glory of God and
to the uplift of humanity, that even-
lng fully five hundred people within
ind without the tent listened to these
evidences of the will of God. Class
meeting Tuesday V
PA88ENGER TRAIN! IN PERIL.
Chair Entangled In Wheel Stops Run-
away Car's Wild Duh.
WINSTED, August is. —-A runaway
car on a long incline on the Central
New England railway menaced the
.lves of the passengers on two trains
Saturday. The box car ran from said
ing at Norfolk and started down a
steep mountain grade toward Canaan.
i‘he trainmcn tried to stop it. but the
tar had gathered speed and they were
obliged to abandon it.
‘A passenger train had started from
Norfolk in the same direction about
fifteen minutes before. The agent at‘
Norfolk telegraphed to East Canaan.
but word cums back that the train had
lust left there. A message was sent
to Canada, and an expres train for
New York. which was standing at the
station, was shifted to a siding out of
the way of the runaway car.
The car stopped of its civil acord be-
tween this city and Canaan when a
heavy chain attached to one of the
brakes ported and became entangled
with the wheels. The car but attain
ed a speed of a mile a minute when
it posed through But Cannon.
IAPTIBM iN BROAD RIVER.
interesting Involu- in tho impro-
v ind Chapel Sunday.
The close of the session of the Mia
slon Sunday School of Grace Parish.
at Broad River. yesterday. witnessed I
very Interesting event and one that
will not soon be forgotten by those
privileged to participate in it After a
short address. the rector of the par-
ish, the Rev James Benton Wornerl
the presence of n congregation that
tilled the school house. administered
the Sacrament of Baptism to thirteen
children An improvised altar and
font gave the place all the look of a
church. sulfur" was dressed in
white and gold. The rest of the place
unmade beautiful with flowers of all
sorts. the gift of rionds and members
(gurus school. it“? lisp ptiled “If:
rll'flloqiio 0, I": . mu 9f
In is blind mismgzm
Ddflfth Bliss
loseph miter mrfil'crcy John
a lion. Hart thivld and
dolls Corvallis .
.lNTIRNAVTIOW “WRAP?"
COMM!” Hill. Cola
MW
options? .
runs. unnatural: ooostso
Ann snmnnvlwvftf. wash “it
turtles. out In wssuso wrru
so» AND warns wrruour ul-
JURY TO come on FABRiG. IN~
sscr Pfiw'ég. VI
means more than: the more trying on
of different glasses if done It the op
tical rooms of 35 E. lion. With one
of the belt ippell unless in south
Norwnik, be every means for
making the unusual-Me and reliable
eye tests and the but results nre as-
sorted in every c All sinuses are
constructed goo ; and special
lenses of any kin lfnrnlshod.
Homer. B; Hoyt,
' Refueling Optic! In.
Room 0, United Batik Building, Booth
Noraalit. Conn.
special appointments at convenience
of palm
Office Hours. s—llzia. null—ll;
Saturday evenings, 1—9.
Amusement Park,
MEADOW cum. I
some smack. sous.
mm" mm slum and Holiday.
line new field. I“, «of soon! from
an um oi the m Menuhin
Grand stand and flood. Gloss
‘ demos Assured.
Issuer immodest.
AUGUO‘I‘ IkINIMIAL. NIW
YORK.
‘Nonvalt Milan Go.
slyn Oar. ,
litanliloh- ‘
TM “film
it the Militias m m not. sols
not glys you rciitf. why not try till! V
iy'ot allot Dress a... " mi
familiar toilet should be a part b ovarylwouinn'u wardrobe. Our Black Goods limit
in m ‘ f a
l!
BLACK THANK-
BLACK IATII’TE. ,y
Housefurmshmg Do
‘ INieltei Ten Kettles ........ 930 Round Wash Boilers libs No: 6 mm Brooms lilo
No. nguhBoiiersoopporbot-uoo Gas Toasters . 35d Mops complete ................1Vifc
Gil" Boot Tubs ................ 3’0 8 Pill. of'l‘ollst Paper ......_'....100 list Irons. pot lbs-...”...u... 80
Chamber Pails loo Good Which Brooms ............. ”.03: Burners. complete .......... 29c
AM INCAN FHILATEOIG ABIOGIA
BOSTON, August 1} --8tamp coiled
tore from mandypartl 010th United
States gathers in‘ this city today
readiness for the opening of the twen
ty first annual convention of the
erloan Philatecis Alisootston. lna
dltion to the regular convention b
nsss there will hit dsplayl of spec”.
collections of stamps. l .
“at.
A hot ball game was played Battle-i: ST:
day afternoon between the Married
idea's team of Bell island and thoV
Single lien. The latter won by I.
score of 7 to 12 ~
Fins Asscdmenl of
Postcards.
oases PAPER ..... .....10o and Villa I
PAPER annulus. ..... ...Z..5c dot.
oases PAPER so
near case Annuals. ..1oc to use -
WM. A. MEIRMAN' S
MUBIC ITORI.
Donovan Block I 184 Washlu top It.
Agent for Erase-n! Loan ry.
sou’rn’ uonwnuc.
WEST WASHINGTON
wivwii
rr modulation fetus—If
the Coal we are now unloading It _
our wharvss. We are putting in .
a thousand tons this week—é
bright. shiny Anthracite from
some of theMnnlnel at Penn-
sylvania. We think it will look
good to you. too. in the not dis-
tant future if not to-day.
The wise lanes are buying
NOW. By using sense you love *
dollars.
ill iarfisiliiit
Norwalk Chronicler