That‘s lit for“ Fishing can he
;‘ (Ems. a. news
‘5’“ ‘ the m ullfncturers of this iron, we are
_ ~,rinntage of, this offer'hefore supply is
Woodsman»! tum 'e and
mum-Wm...—
"Shrimp.
tinnlriliiplt‘utem i :
o'ttNAnconc
w.
on”.
her first cook. “()l‘ courso," she. sold,
"I ‘ don‘t want to have any trouble
with you."
"Thin it do he' up to ycrsilf. ma'am."
replied the kitchen lady. “if ycz make
no’ com“ lainis (it‘ll make no trouble."
"hilt 1 are ”.3... r '
, found at
HARDWARE.
, ‘ 112 WASHINGTON STREET.
.. Those «1.
.»/..
"rill: WISE WOMAN GETS AN
fl: M E. Gas Heated-
Because it Saves iler
Time, Labor; and Money
, WEIGHT-5 POUNDS.
$3.00 GAS-HEATED FLA [IRON]
wi ‘ his feet of Gas Hose and begins
‘ "ProoflMat, FOR $1.50, just one
he. ”the regular price.
Having placed a large order with
edible to ulnltq this extraordinary
oi! .
“fiery iron is finely finished and
niltel‘pln'tcd. Be sure and take ad-
listed.
‘ 70n Silentlioflilltef Q]
_ needless company
. . . “PM .
“dill! mourn rnon nicer."
~ “_"§UROP_EA& pun.
"lgothd‘ I: 8 pint restore. all
. Lilith Thro h -
i... 9i: w r r 9
7-,ilarc-Wnessoilssl-n ~
I!“ stocked .cefe in connection.
:dr‘fllil'ilno‘fl; Imnmdihlurlsclu-
‘ «C “Wilma. 'imon u ti
Meson,» demon-Demo?
we ”Millimfito r.
J
5 fl litiilliill‘mi Have
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rot-om ' 9
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ly
a: v v‘”
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lie. at
Dunrlhuu—Jio's got no enthusiasm
in his nature! he ncyer applauds any-
thing ill the play. latlilig~0lli 1 ex-
pcct he's studying to he a critic.~—l’hil-
liliclphia lnqilirer.
llotel Mahaekemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
..-_—-
_ Service and Outside Up to Deter
Rates 32 per day and upwards,
Stock and General Information Ticker
——
Sllnday Dinpers, 7Scts.
TEL. CALL 988.
hierace E. Dean 8: Son,
. 45 will at. Norwelk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
.‘i
We have severeldnldod bargain!
in Income producing property that
n'iulit increase In value with the rapid
growth of1 the town.
We are carrying a‘inll line of
‘4 ' EleétricFansJ '
Elediric (3.0:.
owAsHiilo'ros eraser.
' . resectionso+
-
nil-Wil-
‘ Full,- 3' mill."
; and humor.
to North Main St., South Not-walk
Reoldonee, 8 Washington St.
Telephone ethos”. 693.
maul...-
limo. rnouil Shreunceotmions‘.
cinirm’lifl ..
. new navsn.‘ Sept. than,
'i‘roup, widow of Alexander Troop,
your l‘lemocruitc National Committee
man, today received a copy or resoluA
item on the recent death of Mr.
troup adopted at it meeting of the na'
tloiiul committee at. Chichgo. on Sep-
tember 8. The resolutions, which were
presented by Josephus Daniele. of
" ‘i'lil Carolina, and adopted by a ris-
..g vote, declare that Mr. 'i‘mup was
"alwuys an ardent supporter of'the
tt‘tio principles of Democracy." and
that “the Democratic National Commit-
tee does hereby record its‘npprecis-
tlou or the life-long services and the
Honorable Alexander Troll .0! the
principles which animated h m; of the
ability and acumen and persistence
with which he advanced those princi-
ples. and does (express its sincere re-
gret, that it has lost at this moment.
bright with the promise for party suc-
cess. so old tlll ally and so tried a
friend."
m I
‘lloWitt's liittie Early Risers are
small pills. easy to take. gentle and
sure. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
ROYALIST TROOPS DEFEATED.
\ S'l‘. Plil’l‘liilttllillfli], Sept, ii.—-Tlie
Novoc. Vl‘culyn today published a dbl-
plitcli .iFom 'i‘abrio dated September 9
and saying that 2,000 l’ersluii troops
and two companies of Kurds commenti-
cd by lzzntllll Khan coming from Mom
to tile assistance of Alli-eddiowioh.
have been intercepted ten miles from
Tab“: by a force of mountain tribes-
nicn, adherents of Sitter Khan. ill the
tight illlit ensued the lioyallst'werc
worsted and retired. Among the
wounded is Blilrsl Killlll.‘f)lie of tho
itoyalist leaders. i-icnvy artillery and
ride tire was board the night. of tho
hill at 'l‘abris, blit the outcome could
not he learned.
O W
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result ill pneumonia.
Brn-
" ililillll iiulm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without. exception.
lilc 0' 50c and $1.00 hotles. The
, .oc,
illiaord, liuxtcr’s and Platster's. “
-—'~r--~*~'-.
KETGHEL AND PAPKE TO MEET
AGAI .
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ll.—«llcs»
pilc recent predictions that Stanley
Ketcllel would not soon obtain nlloiher
match with ililly l’llpkc. who defeated
him in ins Aunt-loll last Monday, the
men agreed last night to meet under
the former conditions ill this city on
the night of November 20. Thanksgiv-
ing. Hill! of the receipts will be divid-
rd on u basis of sixty and forty per
cent.
Kodol will, without doubt. make
your stomach strong and will ulniost
instantly rclicvc you of all the symp-
toms of indigestion. (lot it bottle, of it
today. it is sold here by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
l. l ..
macy.
Siluare White Glass
Fruit Jars
‘Iiook nicer. cloen easier. peck
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glue. -
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Hmmlfll'
in; Goods.
Japanese, China in Cups. Benders,
Plush. etc. ‘
- Painters' Supplieo.
gallon. .
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
100.
.Window Shades and Picture il‘rnmee
made to order.
Painting and Decoratlns.
,
We also on. e. sham irrad-
:ng Stamp: Anklet! them. ‘ 1 .
w 4
9
..
"39”.
HOT, WATER-
oss; ermine.
Tim,
or?’ r» -
9)
.
Shoot Iron. Clasp”
Telephone at office. anti-2.
ThLEPi-lOllE capsizes
D .rlml “
\L"
t
2 to“"‘1ryspynyirrlii. ..
Ma. , Passw-
Shore Din-m ' All '
3-1.
oi.
'. .‘ amino." .
a...
for: '
Good really mixed Punt. not w
.L H. DECKER»
I? Wuhlngtolrlt ' om j: ' bject. Dolibtlug i’ctcr.
* lender, Nathan Smith.
.
i
i 12 111.. the .Siilldily school. 7:30. p. ni.,
' , nesday at 8‘ p
’ *r-nsicnvuam, Bent; the—Bullshit!
. I «i.
l ,i
, ‘-- not Motions“.
MSTHQQIQT.»
Squib Nol-Walk Methodist Episcopal
Church; Saul O. (turtles; buster-—
Class meeting, 9:30 a. n1.;_ worlhtn.
with preaching. 10:30 a. up; iiihlo
when]. ill in.; Epworih‘ League) ser-
vice. 6:20 0- in; worship. with
preaching} 7:30 p. in. «Tuesday, class
meeting, :45 p. nu Thursday, prayer
meeting, 7:46 p, m.; in the absence of-
the or unlst‘and ‘h‘nurtlht on vacation.”
Miss ay Fallon will preside at the or-
gln and the Epworth is c chm"
will sing. or. Curtio‘o lwil preach the
second iii the series. O‘f Sunday oven-
ing sermons, the itdpic being Mutter.
Method and Destiny; pr, The Mailing
of a Man. ' . ~
Norwulk Methodist Church, Frank D:
Torrey, pastor—Morning worship;
10:30; subject of sermon, “’i‘iie Exceed-
ing Riches of God's Grace." Sunday
school. 12 in. Sunday mornillg‘clasn
meeting at 9:30, led by i“. ii. lledlcnt.
Epworth League devotional service 'at
0:30 p. ni., led by Edward Chasmar;
topic, "The Christian‘s Path to Fume."
Evening worship, 7:30; the pastor will
begin a series of practical Sunday
evening sermons on “God's Training
School for Men." The subject for the
evening will he “The School of Hard
ship." Monday, 8 p, ni., election of
tl‘ustccs; the lnen of tile church and
congregation will be addressed by W.
in Patterson, general sccmtury of the
Mlctllodlst lirothcrhood; a cot‘dlul invil
tritium to all. Tuesday, 7:45. class
meeting. led by F. 'l'. ltuscoe. 'l‘hurs
titty, 7:45 p. ni., prayer meeting. Mu-
sic fill‘ the day: Morning: Prelude lll
ll‘ _iliit. W. A. llacli; .iubildto Den,
Tours; of'fertory solo, “l willslvc .Vilil
rest" tl’ilisuiil, Mrs. Wing: Dostlillle,
op, 53. Geo. lu‘. Whiting. Evening":
i’i-clude. Psalm Gil, Marcello-Donnie:
\‘ioiiu solo. Largo liiundcll, Willi-t.
t‘llincry; quartet, "The Soft,"Snbhnth
Clillll," Shelley; oifcrto'ry, violin solo,
l‘llliusou dc llcrccliro (Hanson. MP-
t‘lllui-ry; postlltdc, Allegro Moderato,
licnlaro.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Smith Norwnlk t‘ougreglltlomil
Church. Charles S. Mncfnrlnnd, pastor
~~~Public worship at. l0230 n. m.. at
which the pulpit will be occupied and
the sermon preached by iicv. James G.
Merrill. l).lJ.. recently president of
illicit University. The Sunday school.
including primary. junior. iuicr-
liictiiutu, young men's and young wom-
en‘s departments. will resume its ses-
sions lit 12 o'clock. ‘_ -
South Norwnlk Congregational
Cliiii-cli—rltcgtlllln p ‘flttillilfl :aOl‘VltitJ at
10:30. iicv. Jam, ~'-(},-Merrill ,lJ.l).,
will preach. Solid sclliiol at 12.
First Congregational Church, Nor-
walk; George 1» Elbert. pastor—«hiero-
lng service at 10:30; preaching by the
pastor. Sunday school at 12:15; the
pastor will teach tht~ lesson. Evening
service at 7:30; the pastor will speak
on the story, “ilr. Lllkt‘ of the Labra-
dor." Thursday evening service iii 8
o'oloek; the first of a series of lllllllllt'
talks on “Jeremiah." The music for
tomorrow will lllciligililfi the following
selections: Murillo f Prelude, l’nstor-
sic in A, A. Cniluiillit; response. "The
Home-light." .l. C. Macy; quartet. "Sing
Alleluia forth." ll. illicit; duct, "The
liord is my Light," l). thick; l‘ostlllde
in G. .l. la-mmcns. Evening: Prelude,
introduction to the on not of “Die Meta-
tcrsluger," it. \Vugurr; trio, "Do! the
day of rest decllncih.” .l. C. Warren;
“quartet. "Abide with me." \‘V. lieod;
trustitido, Wedding March. W. l‘anlkes.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. liev.
William St. A. Lynch. 1). D.. pustor--—~
[trenching by ltev. Mrs. lvlns, Asbul‘y
Park, N. .i.. 10:30 it. ni., 3:30 and 7:45
p. m.; praise service led by Mrs. ltosa
Closl meeting on Tuesday evening.
BAPTIST.
Norwalk linptiat Church. itev. De
Witt T. Van llol‘cu, pastor—~Circlc of
Light prayer meeting at 10 it. ill.:
preaching by the pastor at” 10:30; Sun
day school at 1:! in; ii. Y. 1‘. U. cvcn-
lug service lit T:1itl.~in the uutlitorilun,
which will lie ill charge oi the young
ladies of that slwlcty. During the
month of September the evening ser-
vice will lit‘ in charge. of the li. r. l".
U. The regular Thursday evening
prayer meeting, conducted by the pos-
tpr. at 7:30. “
ipfirnce Baptist Church. J. Edward
Harris, pastor-~11 a. ni., preaching;
‘ 3:30 p. m.,
. outlay school. 0:45 p. ni., is. Y. 1’. U.:
7:15 p. m.,
reaching; subject, My ilcuvenly
mo.‘ “'t‘tlllvstlny evening. Union by-
de m. Thursday evening, prayer meet-
,ihg, led by Miss Ella Hitlniett and Mills
antic Pmther.‘ lv‘riday evening, choir
committee meeting 'at the pastor‘s
homo. -
t
e
—.-—--
EPISCOPAI— ,
1‘ Trinity Church. H. A. Sadtler,-rec-
tor—«Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
»8 a. ni., Holy Communion; 10:30 a. ni.,
morning prayer, litany and sermon.
The special offering for September is
for missionary work in Connecticut.
-
levelling service and sermon byspccial
preacher. » ,
l Grace Church. the Rev, James Beu-
lon Werner. rector-The thirteenth
a.Suudny after Trinity. 'I‘hecclebratlon
‘Of the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock:
: morning prayer and: sermon at 10:30.
The Rev. Dr. Wendell athletes at buth
services. The renter can. be addressed
at the Lakwelend, Crsgsnloor. Ulster
County. N. Y. The-Sunday school will
‘ resume in. sessions Sunday. the 20th,
at 12 o'clock.
. CHRISTIAN scisNOEVaOCiETVP
f First Christian: Science Society. of
Moment—Regular. Sunday service at,
.tiie reading. room,;,Masonlo-' building.
still a. m.‘ Sapient-September: 18th.:
Substance. Test! our meeting Wind»
in. "'i‘o outlast-vices the:
public is cordially and iratsmelly in.
vitcd. Readingmem. optinwto. the rulr
lic each week day from 2 to 5 D. m.
constituent faAKIVILLc.‘
i
got. tum~ the store of Robblhhran‘d
Twins; early tritium. but“ were Militan-
rell ott'wttheui; booty. . . .
i
Taylor. the singing evangelist. 7 p. lil. ’
Will" pi dun-cults. M7. on
tegu Host" Hie Bride.
LONDON. Sept. i2.—Wlnstou Spen-
ccr Churchill. president of the Board
of Trade, wap arried in this city this
afternoon, to C emontino, daughter of
the late Sir Henry Montngu Hester,
Who for 32 years was, secretary for
Lloyda. The ceremony occurred lit
St. Margaret's Climb,” the little odi‘»
flee which stands ii "the shadow of
Westminster Abbot/milieu so . niany
fashionable weddinggzmhavo (taken
place. ‘i - ‘ .
About 800 persons. inciniiins the
leaders of both political parties. fllld
persons prominent in soclqui ,wit-
,nollsed tileicerenlony:
Tits hishnpiof St, Admin conducted
the ceremony, and Bishop Welldoll.
who was Mr. Churchill's head master
at lint-row, afterwards delivered an all.
dress to the newly married couple:
Mr. Churchill's best man. was Lord
Hugh Cecil, while the bride was ate
tended by her mother and brother. The
bridesmaids were Nellie Heller, a sis-
tor of the bride; her cousin. Madeleine
White and the Honorable Valentin
Stanley, Horatio Seylnoure undzClalro
ll‘rcwcn. The bride was clad in a
dress of white Venetian satin.
A reception was held afterward at
lindy St. iiclicr's ill Portland Place.
where several hundred presents were
displayed. Later the couple took a
train for Blenheim Palace.
visit tilerc they will go to Berlin llntil
ttheoponlug of parliament.
BASEBALL NEWS.
HARD ROCKS BEAT INDEPEND-
ENT
0
Score was 14 to 13 in interesting 12-
= inning Game. ‘
llu a last game of ball the Hard
[locks dci‘cuicd ”li‘ independents by
it score of 14 to iii, ili u l2-lnuing game.
Smith pitcllcd a fine game {or the
Hul‘tl Rocks, striking out fifteen oppo-
nents. 'l‘lio lineup {UHUWHZ
Herd Rocks. Independents. .
Smith ....................... I’l‘t'i'ctl .
Pitcher. ,
Raymond .................. .l. Snlllc
Catcher.
E. Williams ............ ll. Sherwood
First base.
.i. lillrucs ................. E. lil‘UWll
Second base.
.i. Stcvcnn .............. . W. Taylor
'i‘hlrd base.
(i. Emerson ............... i“. Cilia-rt
: e Short stop.
C. llolmcs ............... \\'. Sir-vein;
‘ , Lott . field.
W. Shea ................... L. Dlignn
limht field.
0. Emerson ..... ......... G. Dtlgan
Central!r ileld.
_.___.__._.../
TIGERS DEFEAT EAGLE JUNIORS.
The Tigers defeated the Eagle .lllll:
iorshtlils lllornlng. by a score of iii to
H. and has now won two out of the
three games played. .
i
'A'dd bail. lrcland
Yesterday's State League Results.
Bridgeport ti. Mcriden 3. tilrst
game; Mci'idcu ti, llrldgcport 0 (second
game). " '
At New Haven—New Haven 8.
Hartford 2.
2 (first game. 13 inningslsfiprlnglield
9, ilolyokc 0 (second game, forfeited).
Yesterday's American League Results.
At \\'ashlugton—-Washlngton 3. Phil.
ridelphiu i (first game): Philadelphia
7, Washington 0 isccond game).
1At Cleveland~~Cleveland 4. St. Louis
‘ .
‘I
At ltosiolleew York d. lioston ..
tilrst game): Boston-5, New York 1
t‘sccouil gumcl.
At lit‘tl‘oilehlcago 4. DeirOll 2.
Yesterday's National League Results.
At Pbllndelpllln—~Philadelphia 7.
lioston 2.
At New York—-New York ti. lil'ook»
Iyu 1.
At Pittsburg—Plttsburg
unit 1. ~
At St. Louis—Chicago 8,
q
d»
Cincluv
.St. Louis 3.
BALLOON OVEfl MAGDEBURG.
MAGDEBURG. Sept. 12.—-A large
dirlgibio bsloou appeared over this
city from the north at. 8 o'clock, this
morning. and began 11 series of man-
onvres. This is the tlrst time on air‘
ship has been seen here. After. a
direction of Berlin. it is probably. the
military dirigible that left Berlin at
hui past ten o'clock last night, under
haloouiug department of the army.
who was accompanied by UN) brother
tiled to fly from Berlin to Stctiin and
back. but its position over this city
indicates that instead it has traveled
to to southward.
‘ M‘—
Music at a lynching party is render—
ed by a string blind." ‘
l BENIN-"3c
~ “it-ls astonishing," remarked a. well
known authority "on Disease of the
skin, “how such-arlarge number of peo-
ple, especially ladies; ore-by attrlctive-
ly; written advertisements, induced to
purchase some one otvt many so.
dulledheauty Creams n on the mar-
ltet. not knowing of eourserthat they.
mostly contain .olly or greasy sub-
stances that clog the pores of the will
and are. further, reason the very worst
treatment .of Phonics... Blackheads.
Blotciies and all eruptionsial the skin.-
are as hollows and-hasinlrsriahly‘pnon-L
ed very successful... ‘Weshv-tllcv.m.e-
earetniiy every; night beforemotlring
with warm water and’ a little outlncal.
dedvup in a. small cloth heathen after
drying. weu. use the followingi.insx-.
pension and , perfectly .- harmless; pic-1
ocrlpttoni whichl our he filled at any
Dong smile: Glemls 1,5 oz. motor 1.
on. Alcohol 7 on. Use thiemixture
on the face has otters alipossible dur-
ing modesshutmev
nysty. allowing lt.ttii.renisin::en that
’ Millennium-minutes, then that
powder!» film. my hemmed off. Do
not- wnsh the» fuel '0!“ sonic little time‘
after using. By lollowing this simple
swim.- or «as...» Henry Mon.
After the ‘
At Holyokew-Sprlngiicld i. ilolyokc -
while the balloon disappeared in the ‘
thefcommandvof Major Cross. of the '
officers. Tim gross balopn was sched- .
thing that they. could posihiy use, My.
night andzmornins .
MY, ”FT. "i190;
.M so...» ..—-i-—-...
‘ ‘gcport Adveniumonta, 9
Bridgeport Advent-orients
‘ d
1m
The D. M. M Read Co.
W ms.
Men’sJSli‘lrts. Special. .,
for Saturday and the Evening
- ”it“ .
Colored Coat Shirts, with at-
iachcd cniis, line valucs, wortll
regularly $1.00,
59 dis. Special
. I
‘ .. r" ~ i
For the Boys
Vacation (lays arc‘ucarly over, and the boys llill.‘
We can provide for cvcry ll ed, the
.have
their school outfits.
kind of clothes that will stand wear and tear.
White and Colored Shirts, good material :ld well
. made, 50 and 75c. /
Blouses in two styles,‘.with attached collars, or with
bands for separate collars. Willie and colored. 50 and 75c.
Coat Sweaters, necessities for all boys, Sltyo each.
Collars in the latest approved styles, 13C.l
Four-in-hand Ties, 25c.
Suspender. 15, 204aiitl 25c.
‘ Gotten SuitingS:
in Chevron Stripes
A new nudmrost attractive wash dress lelir".
Lotos blue, sky
Plain,’
self—colored stripes in Chevron ctiects.
blue, pink, garnet, lil’own and black. 25c, and does not
look like cotton.
Newport Suitings. bright cotton plaids for little girls'
school frocks. 15¢ a yard.
' ..‘
New designs in Tailored Waists, white linen and ma-
dras. , ‘ . . . i
- ‘i
The D. M. .. Read; C5,.
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR GARMENTS FOR THE
S son IS
'WE have RECEIPED A coon ASSORTMENT AT
POPULAR PRICES IN STAPLE COLORS.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at . . .......... $2.00.
White, Grey'and Cardinal, at ........ ,. . . . . . . $2.50.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at .......... .e. . . .$3.oo.
White, Grey and, Cardinal, at . .p ........... .. .oo.
*9 Whiteéarey‘and Cardinal, at $5oo'.
Neckwear for Saturday sale
eternal! 8‘ “
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