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" Chicago ............ 24 2x .4531 Church NOtfdéb sud lCliliihh (loll. on by school it I
“ Wt. Washington ........20 or. .364. . W“... W ...... 12 in. lunioI' niece-seat 39 W", ‘ . . ~ _ ,
'A' ’i t” St. Louis ........... 19 37 .339 7:30 p n. the Loyal Wetter-mm . '
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Yesterdays Results. METHODIST. Lands Smeral of the M“ yitftlec e ' ' a
Washington, 2: lloston. i illrst First Methodist Episcopal church. will Ulkl' penndil’W“ . . 1 ,
» game); BOIWIL3,WMU1KHID,Z (sec-
ond game). A ,
New York, 13: Philadelphia '.2.
Detr,oit 4; St, .lluoule,’ .
Games Today.
lioston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Sunday Games.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
L°M rich... .2222:
Connecticut Lea‘ve Standing.
maul: Dunivcll Waiter. pastor—villas;
meeting led by Brother Greenwood.
At 10:30 a In the pastor will preach
upon the subject, “The Christian Vols
uiiteer." Special music hill been or-
Hinged with a solo by Miss 1. ae- Bible
School convenes at l: o',ciocli with
the pastor's Bibio class in the audi
toriuni The Enwortb intrigue meets at
6:;30 lenders. C. U. Brown and Cheri-
cs (tray. Subject, “Sleeping Diaci
plea." At the evening service at 7:-
30 the pastor will preach the last set
map of the series of "Picturesque Vis-
ions of the Bible." Subject “A Far-
:nieI-‘s Vision Under the Oak " By re-
‘P v ,quost the choir will repeat the'dnnam
i'ihiirorri ........... to 16an «his to Acicnnus." by Ross mil. rim
ll “ New hark“ liolvoiie ........... 27» is pr: wit) (to Assisted by Mrs H u_ ”uni
3P“ . M 8" Louis Springfield ......... 23 22 ..511 lngion. The music for the day nlli
» Oinoipustl ". Chlcw’ New Britain ........ 24 24 .500 be as follows:
' New Haven ........ 2b 27 .43: Morning. .
Waterbury _____ , ,_ ,2; . go .469 Prelude Lento ............... Krm‘iiii
Northampton . , ,2] , 29 94-)“ Antliciu “Our Ctllllt'iititloll". ..ISllI-llli-p
‘ i ' t "' .~ Stnrniio Solo, “Fear (ll () srnt‘
Hildgeport I . I ...—.1... . 2‘ .386 f ............................ lliiLIt
v ‘ leib' Lon.
New liZisgrlufibws‘pr'iirgllml 5, l’olitlude, Triumphal Murcli ll‘ilill hide,
New Britain. 4: Northampton, it ~ ----------- Evenln --------- \t‘ldl
(first ism-e: New Britain, 1; North , 9 l m r.
amount. 0 'g'econd game). Iri‘llldt" ................... [am it i
Bridgeport at Springfield.
. Norilinmplon iii Hartford.
ow llritniii at WnlA‘rbury.
’ iolyolie at New Haven
“ ’a'd-il lac
i3 is known. by every
“iii'il'iirrm
lt‘. vciiono would lie bi-Iiviltod ”f "k
lug h‘oley' s Uiino l in: who for nail-
potion slommii iinil ll\i'l‘ trbtfil i,~ an
,it sweetens the stomach I“ ”NW1.
.gontly Btiiiiulnii-s lllt' if“! ““d “‘8“
bites the bow is and is “he" 3"l'm‘k"
to pills and Iii-:dln iiy “Vets Bridge
PharinnCy illlll it‘. 1-7., xtcr.
T—vwawv - —
suflMER
tages
ishcd complete at short
notice. All kinds and
styles of
- Vacation
Furniture
seems memes i
r. h.- Moorish.
1" CPR; WALL .AND HIGH ITO",
" w SCIENCE iiiitvNahonal Bank
of Chiroprgotic scorn n'LiwALit. coon.
it: the sciencoloi use
. dim” m the ma w 'rlseuaac‘rs Aug—:23?“ nANKINd
use “his. Diseases s’roeiuaadi‘"
rut, twist or Illuminate
a. surplus and Proms
~ pinched nerves and pans in ' ‘ ' ' 0177. l l,
, c in the dittorent organs and ‘3!“ 973"“ on”, ‘3 .‘mj ’5 9., ye’ar.‘
:pw'lN ii. siArHeweort Pres.
10 Ill H.- ups», in Vice-Free.
H . DWAN. 2nd Vice
Kidney and Female met
you special attentio also
thws'pihe Your will J
“smog chiroprlottc‘ a
rt: ‘John H. Light .
"ilk Rowan
, Hotel Mahackenio
J. I. GONNOR. Nan.
‘ furnace and Cuisine Up to Dates
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
~7'1_"'
‘r
"I,“Cck end General information title".
l Smithy Dinners. 75ers
m Advertisement jg t ’ Tet. cAttm
h "med eradicate: ‘ .
'le‘s and E?
the face and;
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Steamship Tickets
3. ti, LAYTON & co
-' (inconronarso)
:muuioao AVE. so. nanwALK.
' (honorvio'iflénril . '
sAs'r NomWALK.
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mother:
bider", «I
llbiyoke. ii; Waterbury. 8 ill in-
pings).
Hartford, 6: Bridgeport, ii (13 n...
nlugs, darkness).
Games Today.
‘ viIiI he s celebration of the only Com
‘ spay for his vaoiitioh during July.
, ,praycr nud sermon. at 10:30; Sunday
school- at noon; Mission Sunday school ’
nt Broad River at 3:16; evening pray ’
on.“
w.w,-
i 7W...
‘ ‘io attend.
3mm John E. O’Shllivan.
“Mom. “The 5.," “f (ind Gm... pomp will be on bond to give her a warm re
ar" ................... Barnes
“iiilliiitiiuiilus ct At‘cetisus"
Anf’ho
.. Rossini
‘ (By ups tinl request. l
'l‘rlo, "Lift Tliiui- ihyt's". .hii‘udcissoltn
timiili's' Vioccii.) ,
Choir Hymn .................. Dislike
Pontlude, March in C .......... Lewis
Nnrwflk Methodist Church Frank
D. Torrey, pastor—Morning worship,
10. 30 snbeict or sermon The limit
of Ages; evening worship, 7: 30. A'
Remedy fox Fault Finding; morning
clr’tse meeting, 9: .10, led by i". It Bod
lept; Sunday school, 12: 05 p. In;
Epwortb undue devotional eervice,
ii :30 led by Chnilcs lttibey, sub-
lent. sleeping Disciples. Monday, 7:30
p. ., in. rehearsal for concert: Tuesday.
7: 46 p. m.. class meeting; Wednesday,
8 p. in, Little Old Folks' Concert will
be repeated: Thursday, 7: 45 p. .m.
prayer meeting.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
8; ii. V. Gumbs. Phil, pastor—~Prcnch-
l at it s. m.; the subject, "The
\ ritten Drug Store."_ Sabbath school
at 12:30 p. in. Y. 1'. S. C. E., at 'I' p.
m Preaching at 8 p. In.; subject
"The Unseen Dwelling Place." The
pastor will preach at both services.
‘ CONCREOATIONAL‘.
South Norwalli Congregational
Church. Charles 3. Maciaslend. piss-
tor—Morning service at 10:30 a. In..
cinmunion address by the stator. bnp
ii in and reception of new members.
it the sacrament oh the Lord's Sup-
r. The Bible school. including the
young men‘s and the young: women's
department, will hold its closing seas
s n at 12 o'clock. The subject or the
as Christian inquiry Club will be
r enry .Wsrd Beecher." Themoeting
,o the. Women's Christian inquiry Gin
it be led by him. J. Milton Coburn
its .will be the cluean union of both
or the inquiry Clubs. The analogous
ylca has been discontinued untilslnv
tombs-i.
sgrvl will be as follows: .
Prelu e—Soug Without Wanda. ....
hnikownky
Chant—0 Be Joybul in the Lord“
Anthem—Light of Light ... ._,. Nevin
Otrortory—Andante .. .Mendeluohn
Ppsilude—anfnio . alumnus
, EPISCOPAL.
,Trlnity Church, H A. Linwood Sent.
lqr. motor. third Sunday after Trinity
~78 a. tit. Holy Communion; 10:30 a.
I .. morning prayer and sermon. Sug-
g stions for Vacation Meditation." The
rcctor will have the pleasure of being
slated at this by Mr. Aaron Coburn.
0 South Norwalk. 7: 30 p. In. evening
yer and sermon. As usual there will
be free seats. Strangers and visitors
cordially invited. Hearty singing.
Iceday being St. Peters Dny there
munion at to a. m The factor will be
Crisco Church; the v2; .Brnton
omen; recmr. the till y :31”
'lhinltyx—J‘ho celebration of
,Communion at. 8 o‘:oloclt morning
or still sermon at 7'. 80.
———~
- BAPTIST.‘
(linen Baptist Church J. Edward
llarris, pastor—~11 a m., preaching;
3; 30 p In. Sunday school; 7: 45 p. m..
’pt-en‘ching Tuesday evening, call
locating of church. Wednesday even-
instillnlnnrdzrces ...J'liur i..."
log. cove mg l'ed,by
datum: gy,, Friday. ever
We 350 E 331796.?”
gummwrnuiuicuuncu
sh buthpran. podg’rey'sji'!
man; l,u own ohurcliip bio
climb 7: 30 p m. , Sermon
men one by the pastor, “'5
ii. molar.
éuhisn'lltnl pundits commit“,
thmtrflhnlstiab Ballistics socially. 99
(101100.
the. warden moms unsound an ill
tit 11 mm <Submtt, .luitqi'lthi. ikhl‘llt-
“confidence", Teatiiuo intention.
Wednesdays. an .8. n. mi.- .0 both. ser.
vices the public Indonesians and in
tent-list; lnviledsM ”mommies:
to the public each weeku a termite
emsnls fidfll‘lictllu intuit 'i'o’ti
“thing“ the lnithcran faith are i‘nv ted'p
audit-y school meets an
hour before the rvfco st 9: to s. th-
New pupils nlwnys welcome and cor
dinlly received.
“—-
Tho music for the morning ~
vigil, ,ho well provided for in t is re
' 3cm
tlori. will hold, thaln services in W3;
0
REAL aspires;
orwmvlmulsr. Sunday “outward '
.. i.
their: use?
‘ttmn 2: 15 fig; 4: 30. 3‘3““! Judi owih of firwfilk,
e of e r oht
Lugosi/dart , pains so ill? ‘lt he sniff!
Calif” ’”‘°§:Is”r‘1“‘§"°“i' ‘3 313??” .h lemma. 2". ’34 Min:
“3'9”"ch conductedi ill dinner {heard-oat 3:31: figh die 8 H"
sitting swim l! “[209th
until.
THESl'lAN TOT OF SOUTH Non.
AWALK is A CLEVER PLAYER,
Achll character actress is seldom
heard crash the stage for there in; ab
Very few grown up once Who Can in
telllgenliy portray a put that it is
nwny (rain the ordinary that n is a
der years who Ci") portray a role which
is the antithesis of its nature. All
renco. is South Norwalk baby. She wan
born here and attends the Franklin
school. Her (other, Dr. 8.1). UHF
I-vnor, now resides in lisvlland street.
Little Saris, as she is generally called.
iippcnrcd for the first time on the stage
with the Payton Stock t‘ihitpitny at
lioyt's Theatre. Thursday night. play-
ing the port of “Willie," in “East
Lynne." Miss Barn will portray the
pat of "Willie" in this afternoon‘s
iin tonight's performance of "East
and many of her clilld friends
ctption. litany eminent critics predict
xl'e‘nt “hire for Miss Saris as an
nclr'ess The Payton Stock Company
will close its summer engagement at
lioyt‘s 'l'hdittt-e tonight owing to the
extensive alterations“ which must br-
made in the theatre. ,
Child ron cry
FDR I-‘Ittiiiisii s
c A 3.1 C) RI A
ENGlNE CREW KILLED.
Men Buried Under Wreckage When
Locomotive Lelvnl Track.
.‘lllDillsliI'l‘UWN. N. Y.. June 26.-——
Enginoer Reuben Vsndoinark iuui
Firemen Lester Dougborty, of thc New
York, Ontario and Western train No.
3, were killed curly last night at the
White Horse curve. three miles north
of Livingston Manor. when the engine
and baggage i-nr siiddcnlv left 0
track and went down a ten foot cin-
blllklllt'lll. Two passenger couches
left the track, but fortunately were
not ditched.
The engine plunged over the bank
making it impossible for either the on-
ginoer or fireman to save their lives
by jumping. The men were buried un-
der the wreckage.
MR8. GOULD l8 GRANTED DI-
VORCE.
» *wfi,
le Allow “0.000 a Year as Alimony
from Howard Gould.
NEW YORK June 26.— Katherine
Clemmons Gould obtained, a legal
repartition, with alimony, from her
husband iiovard (intuitions son or
the late Jay Gould by a decision of
Justice bowling, in the supreme court,
yesterday. The court decided that
$36,000 it year was sufficient, thoush
goiter suit Mrs. GOIlld asked for 8250;
1
WITH THE sTATE seanTAnv.
Doeumcnte as follows nave been
died In the office of the state score
“Certificate of incorporation of the
Grove-Keane Button Company, of New:
town. The company will manufac-
ture buttons of nil kinds. The
amount of the authorised capital
stooli is 815,000, and business will be
started with 34,500. The incorpora-
tors are Nora E. Kenne and Patrick
and Michael Crows.
Article of association of the Avon'-
toiic Sisters of the Sacred Heart, luc.,
of New Haven.
Certificate of incorporation or the
Hartford Gas Company. N. W. Bishop
is the president, and George W. ltob
arts the secrthry.
A corporation certificate was filed
by the Atlantic Engineering and Con-
struction (70.. of Stamford. The aim-
ount of the authorized capital stock
is $250,000, and business will be start-
ed, with 81,000. The incomorntors pm
Martin .1. Gray. Charles Pond Webb.
and Floyd 8. Bertram:
, CONNECTICUT FAIRS.
Some thirty- four ngrlcuitiu l fairs
ll be held in ConiicCtlcut the your,
,thc Tplans already told are carried
The list, Just issued, indicates
tan} hearty every section of tli state
ec. phd one may 7 rl resu
whims“ politician whoa fllttftutlls plinth;
e himse it if” _lt'e' tails
and“; the
s or ill e shite beforllghfllmpnd
i§0ver infill
t 9 ‘gp‘n‘p lh'who Iii-pf [patriotic %
dilly?) r's' as a means 0t, pop
ion Whether the Connection
:le come under the shine lied tilt
7,0,, determine. certiiiiily. one
l much, of one thing or an:
I§ili mf’n
0’1”:
w l‘ keep eye. and ‘edr and
iof‘opgn on subh croutons—Annoy-
stint lnel
A
= IBTPORTI PI
‘- olgtlfnwefl W lift} committal.
estport li‘lr’cI anll ttnent op-
0in ii “We noise to t s- public.
8'! evenl no. in a most mm
a piano ‘er. members or the
each intited s triend. Then
In'p' in t dogging sent to es'éh of the
he Q‘r'oiiult being that
whose.
and
affm‘whaéma outpost
.{d d
‘ afifiiftiindlii $0511 tbit the hrs de- ,
K>rtment was keeping up in linden
ly the? tensor nook and Indde'r
Goph n'v; wll It now have iiuéh hi 0 I,
‘ljusr't‘ 'ers.
Many ll woman trusts it man with-
ADVENT CHRIOTlAN CHURCH.
rncma'ron.
‘t‘ the, Advent Christina, quorum!
her affections who wouldn‘t lead him
”my when one finds a child of ion: .
untIiIuttl ('hlld actress is Sun Law- ti
W ,
Mydhrtiril‘p d%rih that)“ e' l
t ' 9
Women s
Underwear
Vests. low Iicckcil illltl
sleeveless, 13, i7, 25, 3g and
5°C. .,
Low necked and short
sleeved. 13. I7. 25. 29 and
5°C.
Vests without Shores (11'
str‘ps, I3, 25, 39,and 50c.
Children’s low-necked
Vests for summer, I3. 19
and use.
Athletic Vests for little
boys, 25c.
Plain Cotton Gauze
Vests with high necks and
short sleeves, knee length
pants, use.
9 . '
Men s Athletic
Shirts
Lmv-iicckcil and ‘ no
sicrrcs. in great favor for
lioll weather. 25 and sec
Childrents
Parasols
:\ very large stock of at-
lritt‘ilvc l‘iti'asuls fur lililtr
girls. .\l.'iii_v colors to
choose from. ‘
From 25c tip in $1.50.
Window Screens
Made Willi steel frames
and extra liczivy \virc, ja-
paiiiicd to prevent rust.
No screws to loosen, no
springs to break. Adjust
able to almost any window,
and can be placed on the
oiit’siilc'for a poriiiniirni
screen if desired. Fri)!"
35c ups
Basement Furnishing
Store.
4 n...
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NEW. OANAAN JOY RlDERSI
Ilombirded House of “hit Evans With
Empty leer amiss. ‘
Five trash New Cnnusu "game
sports” went on a joy ride Tuesday
evening, which may eventually end In
five court cases unless they come to
terms, for when under the influence of
too much "Joy liquid" they committed
varlbus‘ iniiiscretlons, one of' which
has been reported to the Norwnlk p0<
lice.
were going up the New Canaan road.
[trans at Four Corners. bptvioett l2
slid 1 Thursday morning. the men
took occasion to throw several empty
b or bottles at the place. one of which
a rock the door, another arnssbrd
rough ii window and a third hit the
5 sh of the window 83 a lucky cir
c Insta e. a daughter 9.! Hr and
rs. ans, who was coloring from
severe attack of Ineaslos. had been
moved from the room where the
tile crashed through the window.
oberwlso. she might have been paln‘
lolly injured.
Capt Thomas Hunt took it trip to
New Canaan, where he a and
“I? unless they settled with No,
air arrest. would follow. .Capt. Hunt
Elite rip difficulty
thonsb he refu'so
Cultist of Police Weed interviewed
"the; men connected with, the affair.
“.mp finding the man.
It to disclose their
t a members of the, party journeyed to
rwolk, and settled the. matter sails
t was composed of chauffeurs“ Who
'b red a car from a Stamford garage.
The machine was diiven by its owner
and had the names become public sew,
lng new positions today.
BEACH SANDS:
v——<-~,_...._. _. ,.__.____....._._ ~4—
The trouble arose when the) ‘
While passing the residenCe of John‘
the men ware and warned than V
lips. warrants would. be issued and,
unday night, dud upon his advice. -
erul young men might have been secltu '
. AROANUM DAY ON LAUREL R‘ .
.Wrm
Comfort on the Veianda'
Vudor Shades keep out the hot sun, and lot iii the breeze.
Willi a hllililc one can make the veranda like a private living
room, C0lllfi)l‘illl)lt:, shaded and retired. 'l‘iicsc shades come in
dark and olive green, also in mottled green and lll’fwvfl. Prices
begin at $2.75 and advance according;r to size. -
German Imported Shades, tlic tint-st made, from $4.00 up.
Bamboo Shades, all sizes, from 60c up.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Large Swing Seats. with doublc i‘ccd seats and backs,
and high broad arms, “0171.38.00 up.
Weathered Green Oak Swings with rusliiimcd seats of
green denim and high banistcr backs, from $10.00 up.
Those priccs include chains and hooks for hanging.
Windsor Chairs of wcatlicrcd oak, comfortable,
$2.75. . .-. ..
Windsor Rockers, $3.25.
Folding Tables of forest gi‘rt'ii oak, 24—inch tops, coiivcii—
very
tent for t‘ili'tl playing, sewing, or afternoon ion, $1.50.
Furniture Store, fourth floor.
Refrigerators, Special
.\ fortunate purchase enables u.» to offer a wonderful value
in Rcfrigcriiiors. This model is made for actual and prac-
tical use. low—priced, but it will keep ice and food at a low
temperature hittiosl as well as those more expensive. It is
of pine. finished in Flemish Oak color. with galvanized linings
and removable pipes and shelves.
Capacity for 55 lbs. of ice, $749.
Capacity for 75 $8.70.
Capacity for too $Io.60.
These special priccs,‘for Sattirilnyflhlonday and Tuesday
We Iiiay reserve the right for delivery a few days from
only.
Illlc day of sale.
11“: Beta».
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We have Just received some new numbers of LADIES GOWNS in at.
tractlve styles. To call attention to these we
have chpecn for our Special. this week.
LADIES’ GOWNS
Have marked thwn nb‘arly all of our former stock, to Bargain Prices. ,
Some sample numbers to very low figures.
We Note a Few Specials
‘ ii
, LABIES' IGOWNS, tucks and ruffles ........... 390. Regular price 500.
; LADIES' GOWNS tucks and embroldo'ry ....... 44c. Regular price 500
. LADIES- GOWNS, tucks and embroidery ..... . 49:. Regular price 690
LADIES GOWNS, hematitch and ruiiics ....... 596. Regular price 750
f LADIES GOWNS, embroidery and bemstitch. .690. Regular price $1.00
swam pennants AT GREATER moucrious.
A. Dickernsn 8t Son
tactorily with Capt. Hunts. The rise . ’ '
th itiive Plumbing, Steam. [fill Mr
-m s.
Wittér floodlit: Slots 0r Tilt 30mg for your
Home oi'nhiuhig on on: new upon.
“st
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Delegations Prom 7M mint: my
tend Festivities,“ slthithihclt, . ....
his at p s cpl ng, Saa- ' ‘
slid who? snum of
fltdbserirlatnrmnum dsy.
bod its iinnuT outiItg at Laurel
h, 'li tog“ noun
tire door-fit?” ' theiulll
i the gilmti on bhssbt‘tli be'twbtlii
on crack 'tbaltt nl mucus cannon.
Norwslll. and the 0 now tell
i wdd by sinners disperse his blind
omit hotbl. uplbghtloiis wilr be
sent from New Harem Miller.“
rby, Stamford and'sontii Noiwsili
d nicntmi's‘ 'tof carotid” nifttnt'il
, blltnlilbd‘ their ihthniltbi id“ be
"present and participate in tho iniitivl
«ties. The outing this year bdu mirth
eclipse anything of n «iniiliir union
“.3
£1:
30 canto; ‘ J j
‘ that has otter bocn heldby the council.
I rouunnv moduli.“ our."
Mm “‘"flmflt entered? sun‘s ”Ml! to“ tb
scratching his all not suited: °
niakes you sent ch your head?" 'waev
cause l'm the only one that knows It
lichen" he replied quickly.-—-Dellnss— 9
bit. ,. . , ,. -. ,, ~,.. .
l W ' - "Wiilln to ratio «cannot—or
she—mien. is no marrying or giv him... on he proposed on so reli-
ting in marriage in heaven. him to see nib7 Daughtbiv—Y robus-
it lie (I cynic)-—No; you see. tools 4 la. but he laid: liti'd seen you Marni.
rush in where angels fesr to trced.—- cs. but he wanted to marry Inc
ouswu titan-CUM. . lust the esmerf-The bolting. . ,_
"doubting theSeslehs
epioyiiii' about '400 heads. wiw III uti
down at. to o 'ofboit yesterday. mommy
"It‘lt'enitottioter registeredb -
Norwalk Chronicler