mean this easelle t prep
'l‘H. Ma. Sent. lie-dined the ar—
at the torpedo boat dodiroyer
MW have. the announcement
mantle on than“! had metabo-
sfally the 24' hours’ water consump-
teat ithi0 ligated were glean out.
3!” that the W
Wired tbs not more than 24. ii
of water nor shall horse power
_ hour ilhotlld be used. The Minister
‘ ‘ ammo to leave late this alter»
nor fithar or built of her third
trials. rum were to be
insure at R that! speed.
. combination
Gal Range and a Gas Water Heat-
Write or can on the Connecticut
We further iMol‘iVnt'lQoVnV.
NOE. DHOUND WHiVL‘E‘I
' - YOU WMT: ' <
(It tool- hours at high speed and
a.
menu Sensuous». ’i‘si
ii?" Martin Barnes Timothy irrad-
illaa Rena Theresa Barnes sang in
the business meeting. Attsrwarda the
veterans had dinner» at Wilson's pier
restaurant. Commander Thomas E.
Worthington of Admiral Fonts Post
was a guest of the regiment III the re-
“Hill on.
q—m—-—n¢-—q———q—-
.Igusoan Ar .rfihllvvitta.
runsvnut sen. t.—-—Scott WIN. a
,. mulatto outplayed .on the construction
of the 'I‘srryvllle tunnel, was otIuck
the hands a (allow workman, also
winger“ in night Aha died at 2:20
In at. mania hospital.
nrttord. be cause of the dispute
is not. known and the althoritlcs are
ondelvorlngnloiocata h assailant.
Wail was arrled Ind ii ed ib‘PlyI
month. ‘
it
n
on the head by a shellac handle lay
‘Wdiligolslal III. was n.‘
Norwallt Ma, hodlst Church, Frank
D. Torrey. pas Homing worship.
1:30. with Holy Communion: evening
rvlee, 7: so. the pastor will begin It
eerie. on Stepping Have-award. fol
lowing the experiences of Christian In
"Pilgrim's Progress." The subject of
the sermon will be “The ‘Bcglnnltrz of
the Journey." Miss Elsie Warren will
sing the solo. “i'm But a Stranger
Hare." Sunday morning class meet-
ing, 9210. led by l-‘. H. liedlent. Sun-
day school. it: 06p p. III. The. annual
Epworth League rally service will be
held at Ii: 80, and will be conducted by
v—o.p_.n—cp~._»...-a- .-- .-
.. Vth
W
‘ . mime
mlonggms PIIts
; ”iii
. aim of the National Council of Congre-
tiny school board meeting.
GONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational. Rev.
Charles S. Maciarisnd. D. D.. pastor—
Rov. James II. Merrill. D. 0., of Soul-
crsot Massachusetts will occupy the
pulpit tomorrow. lie is vite uioder
gallonal Churchen and will sdmlnis~
M
DAVID W. RAXMQNB
Funeral Director
and than!!!“
‘ 10 North Main St» South Nor-walk;
Teldphone at office. Iss2.
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Toltpitone at house. I”; i
ter the sacrament of the Lord s slipper
in the morning
-Mnslc at the First Church, Norwallr.
tomorrow:
Morning—Communion Service.
Prelude—interment) in (l
................. E. MI-yerllelmund
Qllfil'it‘i-‘"Sii\‘iillil‘. in Thy mysterious
p. kneeling". .P. A. Schnecker
liesponse— God so loved the world"
.i. R. CONNOR. Ma.
6 to 8 p. In. 50c -
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
rat. out. see.
Hotel Mahackemo
BIRVIOE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or T'able D'Hote Dinner.
Banquets a Specialty
....................... J. Steiner
(I improvisation di during the power
and capabilities o the. Organ. (Re-
quested). t
Anthem-I»-"l.ovcly appear" (from “The
Redemption“) ........... C. Gounod
Quartet—“lib! it is i" ....... .l. Foul-c
Soprano and Contraito Solos.
Postiude— Marche Soiennelle
................. ...W. Faulkea
Miss Helen G. Williams. at New Ha-
IOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
Will“.
Capital
Itoomoo women
3 , Safe Depoalt loans, .8 and 36 a" year.
eawm H. MA'rnawsou. em.
scan it. K'NAPP, tat Vise-Prue. "
thfilD IDDWELL. flahiw
CvaatioualBauk
fRANMGTO AGENEIAL IANKING
Surplus and Profits
racemes Ii. ROWAN. to! VII»
van. will sing contralto during the
absence of Mrs. liaviland.
sAo'rIe'r. '1‘
Grace Baptist Church. of Norwalk.
Butler street—ll o'clock. preaching:
ll: 30. Sunday school; 7: i5. preaching:
90 ‘cloek the Lord' 3 Super will be serv-
ed Rcv. P. E. Johns.‘ of New York.
will preach at both services. Thurs-
day evening. prayer meeting.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church. 13th Sunday after
Trinity. Rev Alfred Gainsborough.—
Morning prayer and Holy Communion
at 10:30; Sunday school at 12 oclock.
Evening service at 7 o‘clock instead
of 7: 30.
Grace church the Rev. James Ben
ion Werner. Rector —-The Thirteenth
Sunday after Trinity—The llrst Cele.
bration oi the Holy Communion at 8
0clock; the second (‘elchratlon of
the Holy Communion and Sermon by
it". A. A. Brockway. of New York it
104-30.
Dome l and have your broken
leases looted. no matter
wisereIIherwsrem do. .
We bays all .of Mr. Hoyt}: Pra-
. VWI‘iDtiOlu.
Olflce board; 8 I. In. till 11:30
A. in.:I lltifi until ii p. In. Mon-
day and Saturday awnings un-
mmiowcd Country
~ . Honda 9. How.
‘ looms 7-D United nan Vaulidlng
er. .
cons.
t” finale dainty
white. one piece “at-um" m
DIRECTORS
e. H. Hathawaon
John H. Km“ ”Ital l3 mman
IoeIa‘II it. Insists Si ‘atiaVoi rvln
. commas Owl-rt!
Fred H. IVoIIVIIanin
Tit! le
aunorun pun.
Our learns a ulal Feature.
: d l‘
IIA'raa atAbONAILIi-
hduasr Susan: leer on i - .
norm VICTORIA.
was: any" mu- been I.
’IIXW RV.)
M visas are cordIally invited to attend.
J; IUL’ iVAN . t
T” , Tolls-allelic, m!” ‘
V Christ Church, East Norwalk Rev.
J. liyplln Brown rector—The thin
locum Sand» other Trinity. Sunday
'sehool, 9: 30 ii. In. Evening prayer
Se'VrmoII 9. iii) In.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Swedish Lutheran Ch rclI H
Minter pastor—Service undny ven-
at 7: so in the Chapel on North
sign street. Sermon on the subject:
0 Way of Peace." All Scandina-
this service.
MATCHES FOR EQUINOX CUP.
. mucunsrna. vs. Sept. t.-—‘-'l‘ho
semifinal matches fat the Equinox
may A LENGTH or
Long Life
Huse
Vice Cream Freezers.
Watér Coolers,
' Hammocks!
and all other marble root.-
up were begun on the Ekwanok linin-
here today. Albert M. Reed. of Al-
VanIIy. met J. H. Williams. of Dyker
Meadow. in the upper hall and in the
lower half Frederick A. Martin. or
Diamond,“ present Vermont staVIu
ltbmpioii Was oposed by F H. Hoyt.
of;ths Allston Golf Club. The winnhrs
ofthe semi-final matches were sched.
III to meet during the alteration in,
door round ‘ ‘
MAIL CARRIER DIES BUDDVENLY.
' WOODDURY. Seth. i.——A hidden
stroke of paralysis this morning caused
the death of Hubbard A. Hotchlrlas.
mail carrier between Hotchklaavllle
and North Woodbury. and one of tho
few survivors oi the Second Connecti-
cut Heavy Artillery. He lo'dves a Wife.
‘ Whenlasltemo ’th I-Iiens.
VIII‘LV‘ yanecam;
VwI d‘oioo'n‘i'VV
. [got blotch than I pg
When i Asked for her head.
Old Point Comfort mliowi
Sunday at 7 II in” ”TM“ in New York about 3: 30 p.m
'l‘lcitelii and slateroont reasrvationu,Nl’ler 26. North Hive» foot of Beach 81..
Y
BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLIT.
W. l.. WOODROW.1‘ramc Manager. J. J. BROWN. (‘eneral Passenger Agent.
General (Juices. ill 85 Beach St.. N Y.
liltiiil lilll chili
gamel;
(second game).
. IV in aagement would not ill! him VflW
m
n! t it an. bible ' ‘ Daya' otitin’t ind” Ii} trance“ l‘htys‘ outing, including trans-
V, WI m" plantain “S: 4 portalion and hi) 1 &w A portatlon and ho
gm“ "Dalian“, ‘tel accommodation... fl ‘ ‘ 'M accommOdailon... $22.00
”W v d I C". D We tar I I e rv ‘1 a 1 .
fl. W587: WW2: 399’ 7:: £151”: émd {gapifij eIchVe m . 1:3. emszme up. to. (VIIe :nlnt Vcomtm without ensues.
ensures- imam , - teams a at wth e Unted Wirele Tale ra h 8 atom.
y»? Plodderl Grown. Statute 1:1"th everg' day except Suud y at g print. .yarrlvlng
morning.
Inflow II on:
IABIIALL.
National League Standing.
{he Spiritual Department of the w. 1., pg,
Angus. Special music has been or ..
ranged for the occasion. and several PVlitslIIirg ......... ..ii? dd .726
or the, young men will act so ushers. ““le ------------ 8‘ ‘9 ‘75
Monday. ti p rn..01'llcial Board meet- New York ...I‘l 47 ‘ All
lot. with multrrs of Imwrllncc Rita'- Cincinnati .......... or as .m
Ientlon. Tuesday 7: 45 p. m., bl- Phlladel his '8 6'» 472
monthly rally of the Norwnlk Glenn D "'"""’ ‘ '
of Epwonh luxueg Addh‘flfl by the St. Mull] ..... ....."l 74 .383
REVV‘ LynnnlibelioVIlIgh. thVVBrooklyn. His' Brooklyn ........... 42 77 lino
an i ect w “ he C of Concern o .. . «w-
the Christian Thursday. 7. in p. m.. [locum """"" ....JJ M “
pIuIIr IIIeetIIIg. Friday. 8 p .m.. Suu- Yesterday's Howl“.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia. 0 itirst
Philadelphia.'6; Cincinnati. 5
Chicago. 10: Brooklyn. 4.
New York. 7: St. Louis, 4.
Games Today.
lloslou at New York. ‘ i
lirooklyn at Philadelphia.
8!. Louis ill Pittsburg.
Chicago at ttlncinnail.
Games Sunday. '
l’lttaburg at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
‘ American League Standing.
QIInItt-t»' Rock of Ages”. ...1) liuck W. I“ P'C“
Offertory Twilight Rewrite Detroit ............. is til .648
P ' (i d - . 1" "i ll. - ' . Ni H“; f-ifi‘hlflfin Philadelphia ........ 74 49 .602
09 II e-- e gotta. arc .. ..‘n n n' r. ,-
Evening—Mueioal Service. Boston """"""" 7‘ 02 Ta:
ininlductory 0mm RWiifli. ChiClflo ............ 53 GO .oi-
1. Grand Chocur Dialogue [responsive Cleveland .......... till 63 .504
2. chorus) .................. E (Iikout New York ........ 55 65 .458
Romanza from Nimblsght‘lgmr W St. Louis ....... ...fIl 70 .t2l
""""""""" g Washington ... . . . ..34 till .‘."’6
__—_..
Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. 10: Whlhlngmn. ii.
(‘lclolnud l: Delrpit 1 III innings.
darkness).
Chicago. t: St. Mills. 3.-
New York at nostril.
Philadelphia at” Washington.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Games SIIVnday.
(‘lcvelaudnt Chicago.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. l.. P.(‘.
Hartford ........... 68 42 .613
Holyoke ............ 85 it .591:
New liritaiu ........ 60 52 .536
Waterbury ......... 59 54 .522
Springfield ......... as 59 .487
New Haven ........ 53 62 Jill
Northampton ....... 51 63 . .ii?
Bridgeport ......... 41 75 .353
Yesterday's Results.
Springfield. 2; Bridgeport. i (first
game); Bridgeport, 3; ~Springfield. 2
(second game).
Hartford. 4; New‘iia" .
New Britain. 4; Nort noon. 2.
liolyokc. 9; Waterbury. 0 (forfeit
ed.l
Games My.
' Northampton 'at Bridgeport.
Springfield at New Haven.
Waterbury at New Ilrltain.
Hartford at HVolyolio.
——-—ai-
May be Declared Professionals.
CHICAGO. Sept. d.—-The Record
Herald today asserts that according
to reports from a renable source Dr.
George K. Herman president. of the
Central A. A. U.. is starting an lnvcsti
gallon of charges which. it proves.
will reaplt in a wholesale declaration
of professionalism. including Malt Mo
Gratb. 0f the New York A. C.: Martin
Siteyldan. ‘5 the Irph- -Alnerlcan Club
of New Yor and members at the local
Gaelic association. The charges are
to the elfect that o; the 87.000 which
was taken in at the. meet at Gaelic
Park last Sunday McGrath and Short-
can each received (not) in addition to
their expenses. It is further alleged
that the services of Ahenrn. Flanagan
and Walsh. together was two lo‘ng dia-
canoe men, all New York amateurs.
Vlhiohiabefolionr. ordinal-there-
port. that Crowley.I New York Mair-
iiirt in the. Saint para race lest
nl ht. rem-ed no human because the
but my taVIIVyV easement
III-Vito” i'w York Vt'lines.
Return leave Norfolk daily cxrepi
0...... wmi Out w... a. Who.
aTie Mei Peril Which Oilcn Comes,
one experiences in the line of their do.
that. but few more thrilling accounts
of escapes from a horrible death over
item Home of the mail was saved. Fol-
: lowing is his own story of his harrow-
"thc Railway Mail Service:
tia'd been altered the local association _
. Iipi the sum or teen; Another matter
atlwn runner. who first scheduled to ~’
. l-
Ellis Silll’ll if lift
WASHINGTON. Sept. i.—Rnllwuy
mall clerks frequently undergo seri-
bavc’beeu chronicled than that given
In an ofllciul report to the Poatol‘llca-
Department by John M. McCroskey. a
railway mail clerk on the Washington.
()l‘OVIlit‘ and Spokane Railroad.
On the morning of August 2] last
Vibe train of which‘his tar was a part
run into a burning bridgi- about two
miles south of hurt siding, Washing-
ton. Much of the train was destroyed
by fire. but through hir-(‘r'oskey' It hero-
ns given to General
Grant. of
S
"i had no warning of the approach.
lug accident until the engineer III»
plied the emergency brakes just be»
fore the engine plunged through the
burning bridge. The mail car follow-
ed themnglue, striking on the engine
tank, sliding up over the tank, crush-
ing theI cab and stopping on top of
its back. i regained my feet in II few
seconds and went to the door to dad
that the mail out was some sixty feet
above the creek and on tire.
“Just then some part of the engine
exploded, blowing tire gas and steam
in every direction. and making escape
for me impossible at that time. i Hr
turned to the letter case and gathered
up what letters and registered math-r
i could find placed the lettcra in a
pouch and threw them out of the cm.
The relg‘ietenha‘nutwfl. Dad and taint:
it pat my W i0
the creek. i tried to climb out on the
left side of the car, and on looking
down through the smoke. flames and
steam. could see nothing but wreck-
age and a mass or flames on the rocks
forty feet below into which i at last
took a chence for my life and Jumped.
nilghllng among the burning timbers
of the bridge that had been knocked
down as the engine crashed through
the bridge 1 was rescued from furth-
er danger by a special agent of the
Great Northern Railroad Company.
"My back neck and shoulders was
severely wrenched and my right knee
was bruised and sprained by the jump
trim the car to the burning wreckage
in the creek."
AN EVENING WITH BUCK.
ing ex llt‘fii’llt‘t'.
SIIpI-Ilniendent Alexander
Choir of the South Norwallt Baptist
Church In a Notable Program.
, The quartet of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church return to their elliclent
and active work tomorrow. wring
their month' a vacation they have been
planning for the coming year's work
which they will begin tomorrow even.
lei request they will give "An Eyen'
ing with Buck" consisting of that
great composer' s most beautiful music.
The service will be in honor of Labor
Day and the pastor will speskV on
"The Message of Labor Day." Tile
turn of the active forces in this most
popular evening meeting is a joy to
all who have found it to he the place
of fraternal fellowship. in the morn-
ing the Lui’d‘s Supper will be observed
The‘Rible school at the usual hour.
and the B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. Special
printed programs for the evening sen
vice. Music for up dayt' -
Morning.
Prelude—Pastorale ...... . ..... Fonts
Anthem—0 Lord Most Holy” .Harker
Response—Abide With Me. Lord
..................... . Gabriel
Offertory. Baritone Solo and Quartet—
“0 Come to My Heart, lord Jesus"
............. Ambrose
Postlude in c ..
‘lvonlno.
Prelude—Stadyln A flat ...... ..Buck
Anthem—The Strain Upraised. . .Buclt
Response—"Lord. have mercy upon
us. " arranged from Buck's Golden
Legend.
Anthem-“Thou will keep him in per
test peace" .Buoli
Ddet. Contralto and Baritone—"The
Lord is‘ my light" ..........Bimkl
m.--m “Tle'rriumpn of Da-
vid” .I........I............Buok
alternate—Rook of Am (by unseat)
.n-eeeon. ...-ena-aa-aeeesee-
V
”SHORT IIA Til". TD OLD ODIN GOMFORT
OLD... DQMINLON LINE
inoiadln'VVAVeceIpolVatVlons at Hotel Chamberlain.
ing with a brilkiant program. By spec-...
Soprano Solo-o"! will lay me down in '
arrived.
length.
We make this rctluctmu.
ed il) “UlllCll.
29¢ a present.
2
50.
lent value for the price. 250.
Salads.
inch c until two o clock.
poriunity.
materials at Cut Prices.
.... V .
Miss Dorothy Adams has rdturned
from a week's vlsltV out of town.
...—......—
Relatives from Brooklyn. N. Y.. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ahearn.
Mrs. Nell Mitchell has been enter
taInlng her mother from New Haven.
__—__el———u-
Mrs. James Barnes has returned
from a visit with her son in Stamford.
Mrs. W. '1‘. Williams of Sauglitnck
is entertaining Mrs. ‘John Sulkley oi
Ne‘w Haven.
Charles Patten who has been enjoy-
ing an out _at Combo beach hes
returned; to VII cthVy. .
William Sunbelt has returned to his
a at the electric. light, Istation
a wake vacation.
......“
udge and firi. unset. are enter-
ta lag iriasdt trout Now your city
Vat‘tkeir Miner oaaldmoa morsels“
-—------w-
The Lawn tote held at the residence
thr running
74,,
Po'ptiudevnrigbielt and Vileat. . . .Duok
n J ll. often a list; agr ue
suIc‘eaaeIth' fl“ lollies egg“ 'l
' ' ' ' .‘ fit: MI
The D. M.
The 0% iViucad CQI
Commencing Tuesday, September seventh. the Store will
clinic at six p. m.
A Telephone Table and Chair.
Special for Saturday for $2.98
llIis’is a wry neat little outfit and necessary in am
room where there Is a tclcphout
or \‘Ventiicrcd ()nk. Abundant spine is given for writing
or memo tablets, and there is an under shelf for the book.
The chair slips uudcr tlIc table when not in use.
Ofiered especiali’ for Saturday at $1.9}.
Furniture i{()i)lll§, fourth floor.
A Good Street Glove for $1.00
”'Iliis Is the 1‘ ti; L. and our first Autumn shipment has
'liic I' 81 L Is alums II fluorite, for it is well
shaped and good fitting of men quality and a ptlpulnr
1 Wu finishes. Golden Hair
Black, white and tan in this lot. Two ciaspe. Sana.
Toilet Attractions
50c Jars of De Miracle Cream for age. For a work only
Do Miracle Is one of the
less crcaius, a genuine skin cleanser fillti tltcrtforc wcll lik-
li icutls also to prevent any growth of hair.
'grcasc-
Woodland Violet Ammonia for the bath. large bottles.
Round Hand Mirrors. nickclctl rims and holders. rxrcl-
One dozen Orange Wood Sticks for so.
( cuter touutm
’l‘oilct Section.
In the Tea Room. Special for Saturda). Lari} Balti-
Iuorc Cake liolitctiiatlc jumlilcs MolalSscs Cake. l’cacllcs
with cream. Marmalade uitli lonst or \[tifliiis Bouillon and
\cry dainty mid- day luIItlIt-ous are scrvul from
-———‘——_——-———————-
Read Co ‘V
At the end. of each month we make a Special Sale of Broken Lines
and Small mu, Shall endeavor to make this an attractive op~
WASH GOODS
This is last the time for SCHOOL GARMENTS and you can buy
WASH DRESSES
For Children‘s and Misses' Sirenlwo years to fourteen years.
. D ’ D
Ladies Pnnccss Dresses
We have a few» left: all lhiereason's styles. Have marked them
HALF. PRICE. Also a few Jumper Dresses.
is . ' ‘
Muslin Underivear
Some styles we haven't all sires. and We have made Sale Prices.
sitcoms IN VOTHER LINES
loan & Son
St, South Norwalk
Iaised which will be used to lurthel'
beautify our pretty village.
A family reunion of the Mills and
riow familei tea at Rosevllle district
wil be held at Little Island tomorrow.
8 8. Church has the contract to
drill an arteslan well in Dr. MacFar-
land's Sanitarium property in the
firms. "
There will be the usual services in
all the thumbs; tomorrow with the
monthly. administration of the Holy
Cdmmunloh. ‘
Rev. C. B. Strayer who has been ab
sent from the pilplt oi the Funds
church for severe. man the owing to
Illness lwill renew his duties ‘at the
chtirch‘ to-IIViori-ow.
tAsT ecu. IotAIIp. spawns.
,. The 19th scales of. the ”soon at
Bell. island will he conducted tomor-
your evening at twilight. 7 o'.cioolt at
the point of rocks. by the Rev. Wil-
iiaIn James. The latter rasumes his
pulpit duties in New York the fol-
lowing Shuday. but will continue to
come to the island toreinain week days I
d‘rlng Number.
Norwalk Chronicler