Wood. leader. 9: 30 a. 111.11on Corn: ' f u,
‘ Iudc, Ave Maria, Msscagni; contralto
1 1 ,1. ‘llrc wick high
«an smellwautomaiic
lontltolds4qnaris.1
‘ «1' 1n nickel or "
lust what'o twnt
evenings. Marlo 31‘ brass. ni exclM plated—lslcsl' rm.
proved ‘eer'r‘tralrlrall burner. Ever lamp warranted.
‘ your dealer cannot supply the Perlection Oil
Heater or Rsyo mp write our roared agency. '
STANDARD on. co. or new you
:i ., “umm‘
NEW PERFECTION
WICK BLUE FLAME OIL COOK STOVE AND RAYO LAMP.
For Sale by A. J. ECOLLINS & CO.
There is only one thing that can
make having a kin a lucky thing, and
that is when they live at a summer
resort
“Save money—’tis the safest plan "
1 Trust mngrtates counsel us anew.
1 sch keeps saving all he can;- 1
His own and other people's too.
South Norwalk.
——-—--1I-————
We are now developing this choice residential property, 10-
‘ outed n the high land, within tent minutes of the statidn. It has
. 1135111111,: restricted, and diivtided into half acre lots, which
we nowjriffer to the builder or, irtvlrstor.
IWN YO R HOME
'byipurchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
ybu” are prepared to build at onlce, we will make you a very at-
_ tfac‘tive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
1 , notyptrangers in South Norwal -—Harbor View Beach and Hair-
borhnew Park and now the chiller all, HIGHLAND PARK.
Associated Board of Brutus,
f.8.iiine.l’rcs. 11111111111115. lrcas.
, 252 Huguiehot Street,
New Rochelle, N. Y. Tel. 11823,
The Paris 111111 Suit Hour
33 SOUTH MAIN: 81., 80. NORWALK
67"T'rue Economics in iWomen’ s Fashionable
Fallfia armcnts.
a rival. We make all alterations trio, guaranteeing a perfect custom fit. and
wing you from $5 to $10 on every t t or Cont because we manufacture all
our Mn needs. By dealing with thtlr Purl- ycu get more for your money
iii In in any store in this Country. lilo me and be convinced.
. ADIES’ aUlTB. in Black, Btuti Browrr, Garnet, Green and Gray. oltk or
i lined, In all wool materialism": deloth, Serge, Cheviot: and Pansmae. at
‘ 19.98. 324. 98, $29.93 and $35.1 .
J‘ 58' SUITE, In the newest stripes and all length: of coats-tight
semi-fitting and Prince ch: Ityl¢e~414.08, .19 98. 024.98 and $30.00.
L‘AOIES' CHECK AND PLAID RAVELING COATB. full lengths, $4.98,
$14.93. $19.98.
23' BLACK, BLUE AND tint RNE‘I‘ COATS, $4.08, 09.98. $14.98.
Mm. 329.». ;
~ It? QKIRTS, in Panama ind Chiffon Panama, the but In the
151.com; and 37.98. 1
’ sane NET warm, 11 11.91111: 112.1111.
ANTS, $1.98 up to M. _ ‘
K PIiT‘I’iGOATB’. from up to $7.98.
sauce onerous, 1 M 111.11 to woo. ,
inrmeoucmo co 111: 'ro, 115.1141, 11.911.12.93.
1 , sALc iN out “once:
eParis 01 air 811 Scott House.
iN eraser. sou ‘11 NORWALK.
' 1111-1111 MAIN STREET UTAMEOHD.
111
. b pastor. 7
19: pm
’ March In C,
Tremendous sole of New Full Idle Irina Apparel, at underpriceu without~
First Methodist 11111110111111 Church;
Soul 0. (lattice. pastowélunday fifth
vices: Class meeting, John Green-
_ , Iu11crlntondoni.
ll Worth Learns DIM“ service,
toning worship. with sermon
M d- week services
esday «11.11113... class meeting, as b
If. Remington leader. 7: 80 o’cloc.
Thursday. evening. prayer meeting,
7: 30 o'clock. Friday afternoon, meet-
ing of Junior lass o. 3. 10 o'clock.
will be noticed 1t t‘. the services of
Sunday evening are a half hour earlier
tlntruherctoforo. and that the midweek
services are fifteen. minutes earlier
, This arrangement continues through
. the fall and winter months. The 11111111
1 tea] program for Sunday morning and
evening is as follows: Morning: Pre
solo and quartet. “Hark, bark my
1. soul " Shelley; Sanctus. Anon: Gloria
in cholsis Dec, 01d Cl1unt;postlude,
Shelley Evening: Prelude, Scherzo
1' Lemuigre: anthem ”It is a good thing
to give thanks," Buck- Andre;
tenor
solo,‘ selected. Signor Gambsrdslla;
postlude. War' March of the Priests
(Ainslie), Mendelssohn. Signor (lam
bardella‘, the famous Italian tenor, will
,1slng at both services.
Norwslk Methodist Church, Frank D.
.. Torrey. rtastor~Mornlng Worship. with
Communion service and reception of
, members, at 10: 30. Sunday morning
; class meeting at 9: 30 under the direc
‘ tlon of 10. H. Bedicntw Sunday school.
12 111. All are urged to remain for the
. hour of Bible stiidy. Epworth League
_‘ devotional service. (i: 30 p 111.
topic is “Christian Stewardshlp-thc
The
Principle Approved ” The meeting
will be led by Miss Edith Roberts
Evening worship at 9:30. The pastor
wlll preach on “Why Am I Here? The
Problem of Probation," the first ser
‘111011 in 51 series on “Present Day Prob-
lems” All are invited to join in tllt
song service. led by the quartet and
chorus choI1. Music for the morning
Prelude. Melody In B Parker; quartet
0 Lamb of God, Holden; offettory, e
Samed Head, Now Wounded Liszt»
Schneckcr; postlude. Andante in A.
Thomas Evening: Pretride. Andnn
tlno. Salome; quartet, In Humble
Faith, G. M. Garrett; offertory solo.
Nearer My God to Thee (Holden).
Miss Valentine; postludc. Gavottc,
SoharWenka-Shelley.
Knight Street, A. M. E. Church, Rev
William A. Lynch, D. D., pastor
Preaching 10:45 a. 111. Sunday Soboo
12:30 11. hi. Christian Endeavor So
cioty 6:30 1). 1n. Communion and
Lord's Supper and reception of 1119111-
bcr's 7:115 11. in. Class meeting on
,Thui'sdoy evening.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Notwulk Congregational
Church, Cbmics S Mucfmland, pastor
-"lomorrow will he observed by the
church in all departments as Rally
Sunday. At 10:30 a. 1n. the minister
will ptcar',l1 his subject being The
Church of Today. At 12 o‘clock the
Bible school will hold' its annual rally
day exercises. The Young Men's De
purtmcnt and the Young Women's Dc-
pnr'tmont will unite in these exercises.
The Men's Christian inquiry Club
will begin its full program at the some
hour. Judge Light will review It. J.
Campbell’s New Theology. At 4
o‘clock a “1:180 meeting for 111011 will
he addressed by George L. McNutt, At
7:30 p. 111. a general service will be
addressed by Mr. McNutt. -'l‘hc music
for the morning service will be as fol
lows: Prelude, Cuntllcno I11 Ii I‘,lat
ltosscuu anth; 0111. 0 Como Let Us
Slug, Blunenst'heln; offertor'y. Alle~
grotto in A Flat, Miller; postludc,
Pellmnn.
Music at the First Church, Norwalk
«Morning: Prelude, Adagio from
Sonata V., J. Ithelnbcrgur; quartet.
“One sweetly solemn thought,“ P. A.
Schnuckur; quartet, “For all the
Saints" (repetition requested), II. it.
Shelley; duct. Night Hymn at Sea, A.
Goring Thomas; postludo, Sonata V.
flrst movement. .1. Ithcinbcrger. Evo-
plug. music service: Prelude, F1111-
tuslu in I") flat, C. Sulut~Sncns; offer-
tory, Allegretto ft'onr'Sccoud Quartet.
.l. 11111111111; contralto solo, “O Saviour
' ofrtdeorld" t1mw1,~1). ‘lluck'; selec-
tions from “Bummer," oratorio “The
Seasons" by J. Haydn: solos for so-
' pruuo. tenor and bass, tries and quar
tots: postlude, h‘tnuic of Fifth Sonata,
..l lthelnbergcr
BAPTIST.
Grace (iaptist Church, J. Edward
Harris. traptfrmtl a. 111., preaching;
subject. Go ‘11 Offering; 3:30 pm.
Sunday school; 7 p. m., D. Y. P. 11.;
8 p. m., preaching; subject. Naumun
the Lepcr; 7:15 p. m...- be Lord‘s Sup-
per. Monday cvcnin ofllclnl board
meeting. Tuesday evening, church
“ business meeting. Wednesdny evening.
Union Lyceum. Thursday evening.
prayer meeting. led by Deacon W. .l.
Whaley and Mrs. D. S. Thomas. Fri-
day evening. choir rehearsal.
EPIBCOPA‘A-
Trinity Church. It, A.'81ultlur, roc-
tor. nineteenth Sunday after Trinity-—
8 a. 111., first; celebration of the Holy
Communion; 10:30 a. 111., second colo-
in'ntlon of the Holy Communion and
sermon. This will be the first of 11
series of Bitmhry morning sermons.
What the Episcopal Church Docs and
boos Not Teach Concerning the lloly 1
Omnntunion. 12 noon 81111101 and Jun-
tor Chapters of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew 111011t.’l'ho Sunday school
1111111111 at the same hour and .a hearty
invitation to extended to strangers to, ,'
bsctnne members of the school.
tip.
111.. administration of the rite of 1111111 1
ttsm; 6: 45 p. m., 'l‘rtntty young people ,
meet. Subject. Ohristllkoneos- This
is a new organization for young people
and all are cordially welcome. Bright
singing and music. 7180 p. on. even-
-‘ tug prayer and semen. This will be
the first of 11 series of sermons on file
his Tragedies, the subject of the first
, bolus Betshancar's Feast. Monday at
It 111 111.. parish mecttn
. trimmer and clerk. _
'Cluti. No 12 South Main street opens.
. Tuesday In 8 p m., regultlr meeting of ,
the Vestry, regular insuring of Worri-
an'r Guild Wednesday, 3 p. m., Jul:-
toelect. It. :.
rtatty Men's.
pt 1011 1
111 at 2: 01‘
1"Without litter
stead oi‘ thox itsttft ” ‘
evening a musical maturation. 111111111111: ‘
“The Good Shopbprni " will be render-
ed. This rather unusual fcatut drill
be sure tube a prop fated be! music.
lovers. A tocordt‘a v‘ftatl‘on is extend-‘1
ed to all person pp 'prwoscnt The
service will begin. ll“ usual, at 7: 30. .
St. Pauls Church-«Nineteenth Sun.
day after 'l‘t'lnii. it. 111.11Iloty,
Communion. '10' a." second out»
ebrstion of the chariot. 12 111.. Sun— '
day school and “this classes; 8 pm,
Sunday school in the chapel on Berlio-
lcy street 7': 30 p.111., choral service 11,
and sermon. Sunday being the first
Sunday in the month, the lioly lduchar
lot will be celebrated both at the early
and later morning services. llcgtnntng
with the second Sunday In October,
the 13th, the Sunday evening no.1-
vlces will be resumed at the chapel
tn Berkeley street. Arrangements
are now being perfected to install a
new organ in the chapel. It to expect-
ed to be in place. some. time during
the coming week. Tuesday evening at
8 p. m.,»the regular meeting of the
Girl’s Friendly. Wednesday morning,
bitchy service at 10:30 a. m. Thurs-
day evening at 8 p. 111.. there will be
the first fall meeting of the Men's
glut), in the chapel rooms. The special
pecker will be the new head of the
No1walk High School. Mr. Gumburt.
Friday afternoon at 2:301 p. m., meet-
‘lng of the Ladies“ Guild; thany ser-
vice. with address 011 the prayer book
at 4 p. m. At these Friday afternoon
thany services, the rector will give a
comprehensive series of addresses on
the history and nature of the book of
prayer.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
st.reet——’1‘he new pastor, Rev. lester
11‘. Reynolds will ocCupy the pulpit for
the first time. Subject ut. 10:30, A
Rally Call, and at 7, The Return of
Christ. The Sunday school meets at,
12 m., and the Y. P. S; of Loyal
Workers at 5:45 p. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society, of
Norwalkwltegulur Sunday service at
the reading room, Masonic Building.
at 1 a. n1. Subject, Oct. 0th “Are Sin
Disease and Death, Real?" Testimony
meeting, Wednesday at 8 [1. or. At
both services the public is cordially
invited. Residing room upon to the
public each week day from 2 to 5 p. n1.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Preaching to the German language
every Sunday night, in chapel on Main
street. near R. R. 7' 45 1). n1 Sunday
school it: 46 p.111. Ruv.0tt0 Hansel,
pastor, Bridgeport Conn
WAR BALLOON A SUCCESS.
LONDON, Oct 541111.11 the 1111111111
Army has solved the which of 11111 I111
navigation was prov to the satlsfac
[ton of Londoners today, when the (li-
1'lgle war balloon. which has been gi-
ven several trials at Aldcrshot Camp
sailed from Farahm'ongh, thirty miles
scouthwcst of here. to London and at
tor runncuvm'lng "1101' the city started
back to Its headquarters. The bullonu
went around Trafalgar Square our the
new War Office and past the West
111l11lstel' Abbey. and the llousu of
Parliament traveling at the rate of
about fifteen files audition and being
under complete (:'.011trol
The appearance of the balloon was a
great. surprise as it had been 111111011111»
ed that changes in her construction
had been found necessary after tin
last. trial and- that they would occupy
several days.
The British military balloon is 1111111-
cd Mulll Secundus, and has a lifting cu.
pacify of one ton, which after deducb
ing the weight of the apparatus. por-
mlts carrying 11 crow of three men of
average weight. The engines are 1111
built that the exhaust. vapor is turned
Into gas and is carried 111) into tho
balloon above by means of a tube.
The balloon is understood to con-
tnin new developments in aerial navi-
gation. which will put Grout llrituin
well ahead of all other powers I11 the
matter of dlrtgtblo balloons the llri~
tlsh invention being said to be able to
deliver considerable gun fire.
VALE PRIZE AWARDS.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. fir—A number of
prize awards based on entrance e11.
arutnatlons wore announced at Yale
University today. the Hugh Chamber-
lnln Greek prize. income from $1,000.
going to ldwlug It. Philblu, of .New
York city, with honorable mention to
Joel Id. Fisher. .l1'.. of blow York city.
and Ilcrunrd W. Schsrft. of Natchez.
Miss. The Samuel Henry (Iatplu 11M.-
tn prize goes to Rodney Donn. of 0r-
snitch . .l. and tha Coileudur schol-
druhlp, n11 academicai prize to upper
cinnamon, guns to lionry liulllstor
flounder Jackson, of burrs, Vt.
Count! 001:??? ‘”
Kemp 1111111
Does not contain Opium.
Morphine. or any the: catholic
or "haul. mine" drug.
'flmlroodcotollnkeip’rm
Nothln of a poisoned”! fut
' charcoursonterrp Into its composition.
This clean and ppro cough cure
5:15;? noggin 5111:51de
91‘ 9 ”as
, “denounced:
M 0“ MW,“ ”vamd “a "v‘
f Mme-omelet;
a
tor Aurthur: infill hold Its not more
silicndrtil Remedy for Stomach
than the. drinkingr. {of ,twuter. :'naturos
greatest medicine, has been neglected
'on the water wagon.
'They must be made to strain out of
1 took less than one bottle to complete-
‘, 1 nucleus-so. 1119., on tin-ran Rock
- fund batty Star muounccd no coupon
rind Kidneys and Rheuma-
trs'measuy Prepar» _
.7 11‘,‘ ‘ed byAuybne. 1
m
"The pedplo‘ here do not dglnk
ototrned a well- known authority. “*I'ho
ndifiorous cases "of stomach trouble, '_
”(they had birfildor diseases and
rlttt’uthattsrn are mainly“ due to the 1th
Stop loading your system with put-
out anedtctnos and wreaths; but not
If you are really
sick. why, of course, take themroper
medicines—plain common vegetable
treatment. which Will not shatter the ..
norycs or ruin the stomach. " . ,1 1
When requested for such a p1escrip~
tlon for the cum of rheumatism and
kidney trouble the answer was: "YOU
must make the kidneys do the work;
they are the filters of the blood.
the blood the waste matter and acids
that cause rheumatism; the urine
must be neutralized so It will‘no long'
or be a source of irritation to the
bladder, and, most of all, you must
keep these acids from forming in the
stomach. This is the cause of stom-
ach trouble and poor digestion. For
these conditions I would suggest the
following prflescrlptlon, which Is com-
posed of only vegetable ingredients,
which can be obtained from any good
prescription pharmacy. Any one can
mix them by shaking well in a bottle.
Fluid Extract Dandelion, onehnlf
ounce; Compound Kar gon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsuparlllu thrcc
ounces. To be taken In teaspoonful
dunes after each meat and at bedtime,
but don’t forget the water. Drink
plenty and often." This valuable in-
formation and simple prescription
should be posted up in cachhousohold
and used at the first sign of an attack
of rlieurnatien1.- backache or urinary
trouble, no matter how slight.
MATCH IN 'BENZINE.
Resultant Explosion Gives Brass Shop
Hand Bad Fright.
WA'I‘ERBURY, Conn.. Oct. 5.——'I‘hc
efficiency of the fire department con-
nected with the factory of the Holmes.
Booth & Hayden, a branch of the
American Brass Company, was attest.-
cd yesterday afternoon when the fac-
tory was threatened with destruction
by fire through the carelessness of un
employc of the dip mom. who dropped
11 lighted match In a tub containing
benzlnc.
It was shortly after 4:30 o'clock
when the man, whoae name could not
be ascertained last night. dropped the
match in the tub. which is used to wash
metal. An Instant later a terrific ex-
plosion was heard throughout the sc-
verul departments. and scores of" the
men employee rushed to the dip room
who joined the workers in that room
Who had turned in an alarm of fire,
and were fighting the llnntcs started
by the benzlne.
Russell Quinn, 11 tlmcltoepor took im-
mediate charge. of the situation and
under his instruction the fire was put
under control in a few minutes al-
though it looked for n time as if the
whole factory was doomed. Dense
clouds of smoke poured from the room
and the women rushed from the fac-
tory lntothc street. Tllf'y attracted a
large crowd.
The tub containing the bcuztne was
nutrely burned. it was stated at the
factory lust night that wwe It not for
the. fact that. there was comparatively
small quantity of bouztnc in the tub at-
so that the firemen w01 kod heroically
other bt-nztut- tubs in the room would
have Undoubtedly ignited, oarrstng a
great loss to the combine, and a pos
sible loss of life.
‘ HARD TIMES IN KANSAS.
The old days of grasshoppers and
drought are almost. forgotten In the
prosperous Killll'iw'l of today; although
a citizen of Code" Earl Sheathing.
has not yet forgotten it hard time he
encountered. He says: “I was worn
out. and’dlscourngod by coughing night
and day. and could find no relief till I
tried Dr. King's New Discovery. It
ly cure me." The safest and most ro-
liable cough and cold cure and lung
and throat hunter ever discovered.
Guaranteed by I“. II. Iluxtur's drug
store. 00c and $1.00. Trial bottle
tree. on
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
Iioston. 4; llroolrlyu. .l (10 lunlnrrsI.
New York Philadelphia (that garlic ‘
rostrmned I.
Philadelphia, 2; New York. 1 (sec-
ond canto).
Chicago 12'. St. Ironic. I.
I’Ittsburg, 2; Cincinnati,
game).
(.‘tncln11att,ti; l’lttsburg, 1 (second
ilslmu).
”’1 (first
American League.
Washington, 2; Philadelphia, 1 (first
game. 10 inuip 1111)
Philadelphia, ll, Washington, 0 (sec
ond 11111111111
‘ New York, 3; floston‘, l.
Ileana)...“ A”... .mwa
OUT OF SIGHT. .
1' “Out of sight, our of mind, " is an old
hookups 111111.11 eosreuoo. '
111011 in its that trans today, after an
existence of thirteen years. It has
enough water to hoop healthy,” ox—
thorn resolution in: 1). 11. Theater.
It.
w» 1w matwmmw «wad mod
Established 1857.
.131.
,1.
f l‘ m.
Rule, Boss and Capes
of beautiful Liberty 8111:.
New designs just united and 111ost becoming styles.
A Ruff or 110.1 is just the thing .1. wumzur needs for a cool
day, and there 15 a little room warmth to a Cape which is a
trifle larger and covers the shoulder. These new ones are
dressy creations and vc1y attractive,
l1 _ . . 1 ‘ At the Luce Suction.
warm ”Bedding.
\ Comfortables and Blankets. ”' " 1 .
'Iherc is nothing 111 which a housekeeper takes more
pleasure than in bet goodly store of snowy Blankets and
purity (.0111hntal1lcs.Wc invite attention to our winter
stock now ready
Blankets of wool 111 114 size, for double beds, liftccu
«liliercnt g1adcs, $2. 75. $3. 00 $3. 50 and up to $1200.
I11 104 size for single and three— quarter beds, ten dif—
tcrent grades, $3. 00, $3. 75, $4. 50 and up to $10.00.
Scarlet Blankets and W 001 Plaids, double bed size.
Cotton Blankets from 75c up.
Comfortables, covered with figured 1.11.1lli and cheese
cloth, full size, $1 10 $1 25, $1.35, and up to $4. 50.
Down Comfortables, luxuriously warm, covered with
pretty sutccn,f1'01n $5.00 to $18.00.
Blanket Section, lower ll001.
. Fleecedown.
A velvety cotton, soft and warm, for worn :11'3 house
robes and kimonas. The colt‘irings and patterns are exec!»
tiouully pretty. T1111 grounds with pink apple blossoms, pale
blue grounds with pink roses blue grounds with white dai—
sits, and a line of Japanese designs. 15¢ a yard.
A second quality 111 polka dots and all—over patterns,
12y,;c. Wash Goods Section.
Men's Outing Flannel Niglhtshirts. An especially good
kind, made in generous sizes, .11 go and full. front 14 to 19,
at 501: each.
Men’s Cotton Ribbed Underwear, natural color, an extra
value. 500.
Camel‘ 5 Hair Shirts and Drawers, 751 $1 and $1 _25 eaclt.
Haberdashery Sceti011,111ai11 floor.
A: ”I .l' *5; *M 4 ‘fi'
ill, I, to
The 1), M. Bead 0..
.15?” l".
Linoleums
“uni-hf:-
We invite atlcnlionlo our line of Linoleums
We have them 1a a large assortment of pat
terns. ‘
Can furnish them in printed patterns and
inlaid. '
“Shades.
We have a , 900d assortment in oobular
states and prices. ,
Shades to order a specialty...
.‘l'Mu. 3" R 2 .‘
.l‘ ”18““ ”115 1;1
..l”
. filliflkd
5 1.7. LU lrt’t "
q.
I4 WASHINGTON 3T» ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
were: 14.61.
.‘Armvn 10f new Fall Goods, .
a i, r " it} MW ly'iH'IsNiti 1'36th ‘..'.
AT M. 113.1 SMITH 811 COMPANY’S
DRRWEAR ,25c upward. . .
lg? gibbon cofiddr ..covsms use.
gREN‘S HEAVY NiBBlillil UNDERWEAR, 25c upward
liiii'io‘ihicih, “11‘ch it’ll}... i332 son's starter verses. no can
1 1:11.'as.precursors w, arm WW, ...... .
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