in a briliis
tifude,‘ after tn”
n be forced th‘ V
is groai as £111
(’11 and polished ,1
presents it been 4
‘s w d for makiw
for (lie fittings of "
drrsy. of the
‘ d, is not su-
the 18th of the
111151111 first
Wsnd receiv-
.sdvencoments
entice stops.
. ‘IMI’mn
51 (out! bellowshlp was strongly manifest
' “mousing Messhge. will he the sec-
» With special Music It the First Moth-
" Methodist Church the pastor. the Rev.
. the, second
shell. studying modern manhood in the
'1 procaine."
’ render special music
I: dittonsl musical.
‘ Organ Prelude—Scheme in ill..01goht
' community and to
I
, IrlIIlangsfi
‘ 3 modified.” the ltissourthss
may mu lie cm
Miss d. Kerrie.
not Menus Hubbard.
Ribbon Querietto.
11mm of Paredi se.
rum. Msry Horrow.
rs. John D. Taylor.
ks,
trier
' -.S I. Belle.
,l-‘Isdl. the Children Come.
AldFOfiD PAGTOR To PREACH.
_ W Richardson to Is in South
Norwsik 'Isptlst Pulpit.
Rev. J. Wilber Richardson, pes—
ohths First Baptist Church. of
(1. will. preach at the South Nor-
*1 1 ptth Church, Sunduy morning.
1 ‘s'm' begood news to all those
‘ ' Ive heard Dr. Richardson before.
1 be is an eloquent and forceful
or. The Bible school at the
libel! our. which is one of the liveliest
We of the day Full announcement
(if the rally day service, September 23.
( invitetion cards will be given out.
,6 third lesson in the supplementary
. will be taught by Mien lillsie M.
1 er. sud there Is I cordial welcome
to B. Y P.“ U. Its: 80; this service
is t swinging into line with the fall
work. The spirit of enthusiasm mic
this service last Sunday evening.
:30 the evanlng service, with its
[‘11qu cheer and inspiration. A
sing song service at the beginning
'mbh everybody participates The
c of the pastor's sermon: The
0nd in the series on the Evangelistic
"side of Jesus fibrils. The music for
the dsy: Anthem. Jesus shell reign.
Ballast-her: offertory solo, selected;
evening anthem. msgnlhellt, Fanning:
ry. qusrtetto. The Great Day of
the; Lord is Near Shelton. '
Bescose ssh—fen To use.
odlst Church.
Tomorrow evening at the First
W. Wollord '1‘. Duncan will presch
sermon in the series to
“flit of ancient characters. The topic
I”! be “The Expressionism Men: or,
NModemus. the Man Who melted Ills-
.As it is the third Sunday
evening of the month the choir will
The sermon
will be shortened to admit of the Id-
The selections will
be so follows:
Anthem—"Tho lord is hly Light"
. Ooih .. Parker
Bess Solo-«"The Hills of God"
haterling.
Anthem—"Saviour. Source of
Blessing" . (db .1. ..
Isselollsll
.Nevln
”is"
Organ Offertory-Reverie. ... .Flsgler
Anthem—“Om the Wings of II
Dove" ....... Mendelssohn
Choir.
Postludo in F............eGsd
be service commences It 1:30
o'c colt. end I veryeordlsl
is extended tod sll.
Isssiss
mummy to the
s gel-s who msy
be in town our Sunday.
GATHOLIC OHUROH NOT“.
Wednesday. Frl sy and Bsturdsy of
next weeksrelllin days.
Next Sunder is the of the
Seven Defers or the essed ,Virgin
Mary
on Monday, September 17, the sono-
testis of the admins ofLs sum
Periodic. will resume "at“! studies.
at. Thomss' seminary bonsai the
sohoisstio 1m with 81' students. or
unleash.
WANT! OAN'i‘IIll ses'rosso.
WWW.
use. Whit. commending“ the
"W110
tint fillet in bid with
lllllg thumbs: (if illili
more!
muddle posts senses be
mmflsfii ‘
inflation “
this number. 10 m hosrdsrs. 5suit 17 ‘
W. In to‘rssisrlt"
“I“. ‘,e .,
8“me IO B
gage of every
renders
, flavor and liceltlIlIiln'ess.
NORWALK ODNTRAGTINO NOTES.
(New England Bulletin.)
Excavations Btsrted. .
The excsvntlng is now being done
in connection with the dwelling on
Unto piece for George w. Beymod
plans were private. frame. 2 stories.
28x36 feet 9 rooms. shingle roof fur-
nace heat. modern plumbing. herd-
wood finish and flooring. hints and
leaded glass; .1 E Botsford. 22 West
Msin street. has the general contract
end Finch Brothers. the meson work.
Residence at Tokenske.
’l‘he addition to residence at Token-
eks for the Tokeuelis Corporation is
ready for plastering: Architect A. P.
Nettletou of New York city. drew the
plans; frame, 1 story. shingle roof.
steam host, modern plumbing brick
fireplaces. electric fixtures. wood mun.
tels plate glass; J. E. Botcford 22
West Main street. Norwaik lies the
ggneral contract; sub-contrasts not
Reed 11 Voik Electrical Compsny
are wiring Telmsdge Bmther's Oyster
dock in Wster street
Contract Let.
ll. W. Mother line the general con-
tract hilt the sub-contracts have. not
been let in connection with the dwell-
ing on Hawkin avenue. lilsst Norwulk-
for Howerd Keysor: plans were pri-
vste; frame. 2 stories. ti rooms. shin-
gle roof. furnace heat modern plu‘inh—
ing. hardwood finish piste glsss;
cost $3,500
1 Addltlon Enclosed.
The addition to residence on West
street for Judge Daniel Duulop is now
enclosed: plans were private; irnmo
3 stories. 20x24 feet. 4 rooms. shingle
roof.'furnace heat, modern plumbing.
electric fixtures hardwood finish
Thomas Walsh has the contract for
the carpenter and meson work. Brown
sud company. plumbing and, heating
end the Reed & Volk Electrical Cour
psny electrical work; other contracts
not let.
Through the agency of J. 8. hey-
lon slid Company the John L Tuttle
fsrrnhss been sold to Joseph Gsll
Wile Tuttls sold it fine piece of pro
perty to J. ’l‘. Tutt le.
Samuel Hoyt. C. n. of South
Nor-walk hes lust completed survey
and map of a trust of land of about
I! sores on Howard Ind Winfield eve-
‘Ilne for John Keogh No definite plans
have as yet been decided upon but
the property msy be sold as it is made
intl lots for building purposes in the
Spring.
...-s.—
The wise young men keeps both
eyes on the small boy with whose big
is fees the .
Will Exhibit at
Healthful stem of toner. have. sols]
lute rity
Baxter Grounds. Mondey, Sept. 31.11: 15%,“...1’ummma,
Sweet Potatoes. lilo ‘fliiiistbloaii in loss.
otykoyslfimBs'km
OHenlclfciftoofir tbisosl Baku: Powder
ribfine
is
No dam. no phosphate‘which m the
elementsofth the
murders—end which are
FABHlONO A1190 MARY.
wsi “B31
...—..-
Tho combinations of browns and
greens in plaids end in bet trimmings.
are noticeably stirsctiv this season
The blending of unusu 1 shoes. too.
has reached a degree of perfection
among American artists that is second
only to the French.
Grecefuliy poised cupids are the or-
naments pieced at either end of the
high mantel in the living room of one
handsome home.”
The soft twist of ribbon surrounding
the head and finished with e flower
spray at the front or at the top of the
low soil. is a form of head dress that
is promised ii wide vogue for evening
the ensuing winter. This dsinty and
becoming fashion will be greeted with
delight by the younger society ele-
ment.
The belt of Roman striped ribbon in
it useful adjunct which gives it bright
note to the costume.
Many black silk tailored waists ere
being fashioned for morning and the
business girl. These are plrliculnrly
neat when finished with fine or hesvy
linen roller and culls. ,
'l‘he smokecolored see
the shimmering changeable ones are
bmore becoming then
o
Embroidered ..dots
and number continue
for the ell-white collnlI
The darned net waist rs ample
opportunity for the most ambitious to
exercise her skill A bodies of this
kind is sometimes used II I. substi-
tute for the lrlsh lacs g’ulmpe to be
worn with the popular skeleton mistM
of into design. ' 1 .
The longer eb “infill one?“
Dome Fashion. ml or ill up
every imaginable length; no they ere
made of malice. lsoe sod velvet ribbon.
as well as feathers. then )1 nothing is
quite so ilufiy and been 1 for these
bewilching things as the harshest Ind
ostrich feathers
The use of the hsndsoms srtificlnl
flowers will not be confined to hate
this season. (where they ore to bloom
profusely. but they will also decor-ts
a great many evening bodlues and
gowns.
BOTH OF THEM.
"All! my pretty pipplii." sold the
lmpudeut traveler. approaching the!
inn door. while his compenlon tied
their horse to the hitching post, "I
oppose you furnish scoommodstlons
here for man and beset."
"Certsinly." replied the inn keeper's
pretty doughter. game in end tell the
ebreleREA " VE’BSllows
CIRCUS, MENAGERIE. MUSEUM. WILD WEST AND
HIPPODROME
South Norwsllr.
‘ytiohsfs'fltst 'whioitdeslro
oI- veil is 9.
thing oi elusive helium-sud many 01" “
OTTAWA 0,11%:
and Wu:
ssrniltlsili
ribosomes: Wes ni‘i‘iiiuiludu
m is missinthe
outta ravioli:
moi famsrmuut arise at” hotel
"th
th fsir souls but told her i:
new :3 to lair 1101011000?
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seem ,
”cross: she
, 1.1-1. ‘ '
1 laminmtswsofsnrewbioh
mm so much mm iny ash ‘
slcur eerie this moi-sis
Iron fill
Special Showing of Blankets and Comforteblos.’
Special Bargain Sole' In All Departments.
11' Hi Imva lMPosleLI 10 even HALF 'rsu. 1-H: erosv or 'rI-is new; , umpires FALL now
on exmsrrios. we luvrrs vou To come Touossow AND one son voiiss Lvse. NDTA err or
OLD MERGHANDlla. no em: on nous'rrm. erase—acumen AND eiivaee rinse moi-I Wi’fH 1'11:
seer or svs‘svriiih'e. cone AND see evsu ruouos vcu ARE NOT vsr 1111on To suv—ir doors
2 5 STAR amounts.
J not for Saturday Only.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS ON SALE TOMORROW AT A BAVING FROM 25, TO BB PIN GENT.
THINK 1T OVER lw IT WO’RTH YOUR WHlLE T0 POCKET THIS BAVING. PRICES BEST TILL THE
, I
erosv— 1 ,.
Pan!’ a Soul: ......... “ ............ . ..7: 89¢ White Musin Night Gowns. ...sos All Silk Tsilsts Ribbons, Nos. 7 and ‘
Linen Crush 10c quality. .71: 60c Flannelette Weists............30e 9: worth 100‘-
, 100 0‘1“!!! Finnnels.. .. -------- .T'Agc 6c Colored Border Handkerchiefs. . .30 Odd 30‘ 0' 'Lfidm' Belts. dormer
8125 Broadcloth (all new) ...... IMO 10c yard-wide Brown Muslin ........ 70 prices up to 350.--...-.......,._..12o
(“-25 Back Sateen Petiimtfin ..s1.oo 15o Pillow Cases ................ 12%0 5° mug" mm P‘W'WW“
81. 25 Black Value .............. 31.00 Embroidered Wash Collars, values
, Msson' s Quart Jars ............. . also
81.26 French Kid Gloves. Foil {mime up to 25c
tsiion ........................ 1.00 ’50 Fa" Weishilflm’ V9!“ ----- 13° soc Black Combs........... . .35.
Colgate‘s Violet Tnlcum Powder. 12c Men' 8 and Women' s ............. ‘125 Women's 25c Black Hose. . .. . .. . .190
Dr. Bell’s Tooth Powder-r ......... 12c Umbrellas . ................... $1.00 3125 Communion. “11.00
Aer-eel F‘Iice Cloths. ........... 8c Men s 5100 Shirts (all styles) ...... 390 $2. 00 While Bed Spreads ....... .3139
$1.00 White Petticoats ....... . ..... 75o bedles‘ “Velvet Grip Hose Support- Cotton cunning for comforts ...... 41:
31.26 Domestic Wrappers .......... 88¢ ere ......................... 12%: 65c Table “non................;..sos
$1.25 new Fall Walsls..... ....... $1.00 Penn Buttons, per dozen ........... rain 25 Lacs Curtains .............79c
We have the-.most delicious Peaches that you belie "ever m “ ‘
Large, ripe, luscious fruit. The cream of the John Wakemsn or-
chord of Westport, picked fresh from the trees every morning Put
up in full weight 16-qusrt baskets. Every Peach perfect; either
white or yellow. It Is worth a visit to our store every morning to
see this fruit, whether your buy or not. Take our advices-secure
your Peaches this week. The best stock may cost I ftw cents more,
but there Is a mint of estisfsction in it. Call or telephone us.
Cell 322-4. 1 ‘ '.
Charles E. Seymour; ~
.13 WEST wnsnluo'ron s'r. LEADING GROCER so'UTll nonwstx. . , ‘1.
8l-20lb. H 5. 8|ch
'r (it. as ) only?” 81:31:: UITI; Lu' :1 “ '
o-morrow tur y we vs sooo pen 0 Incy Csliiornls H .1 1 g,
are going to sell them It the specie! price quoted. Other reel hsrgslns for tomorrowm.’ “d we
Potatoes. fancy tum soot
a
200 Pool. 75:: 11151111
2i Ponds. ll 00
Per Paul 250
Slainp oiiei’s villi our Papillar his and from
yseismps with I‘ib. Best us say r with 1 lb. boos
‘ “IIIUCII'II 1W3“ .’
IT“.....:.:..:.H....HSO¢ ’n- “hi" Ilh‘rnm
1° Stumps with I. lb. li‘siicy ,
"01.1.“ sesssssls‘sssslsm
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