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1.: , This Gripping Story of Miillohs and a Maid
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Mrs. Rocentmarrie—«l want half a From‘ giantb the conversation had
dozen 1‘60 lemons The William” turned natuIally, to dwarfs and tho'
Rod lemons? Mrs. Rocoutmarrlo~ ”You
,
mm-
have asked me a (“mum i can't an— in the wilds oft‘cntral Atri.cn"
swor. Thort are. limitations to yI.'IuI
father's kuowledgo."—~(.3hlcarr0 'l‘ri. [“8
bune. “Now. he was abort, it you llko.”
- continued the club linr, speaking rap
~'~' idly. “i know you are a not of uuhc-
. Herero. goiillomcn so i will not vou-
rs ' - ‘
OHIGHESim P‘LL turc to give. you his height in actual
inclmn: hut l will icll you this_ l‘rlonda
a"??? afifigww fi‘mmtlnr milint that than was so short. that ov-
hlmlhl-nl llrlillc t‘l‘y tiInII bin norm»; hurt illm~-"
. , vni'louli uflomplishmcnta ol’ the var
“m I' whhhrtgolghvhéhclgihohhflgfllfhiv: 10118 'l‘fin Thumbs had been related at.
3‘80 ally News _ length Thgn the club liuI buatled in
. “All those dwarfs you‘Ie montionod
‘i‘l’sw. what do they do “1m all the are right, enough, he declared airlly;
mdmiy they make the people Day for "but none or them can compare with
taxes” "’l‘ommy, my son, at last you a stunted apechnon I ouco came across.
The audience. hogan visibly to dwln
'I.§ an, A.“ “W" “Well?" queried the. only which
'hnhlluaunmummg II “Every time his corn» hurt him."
vMInmI-sw.WaI.m-IIIIIIIIIIIII. roplied the. narrator. “ho tnncicd be
30”) BY MWISTS EVERYWHERE had a aplittlng headache! "»-»l~2xnhknge.
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Thurs, {Friand Sat, Jung 16.17.18
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
“Nero-«or, The Fall of Rome”
4A srupenoous PRODUCTION
JOHN w. COOPER
VENTRILOQUIST
IN A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
“Fun, In a Barber Shop”
6---Gy’psy Singers-"6
A TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS
Lou Hawkins, Comedian
~~~ALSO-~
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CHANGE OF
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Daily
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Every Silturday Continuous l’tirformance from 1:30 to ll l’. M
Matinee “PRICES” Evening
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. , METHODIST.
First Methodist Enlilcop'nl Church.
South Norwoilt Francis Booms Up~
bun, D.D., pastoral-tortuous, Paul’s
diam of liberty and The Man Who Can
Do All Things. Music:
2‘ MnthomenIiIIo Ye tho‘ Fathor....,
Gounod
Santiago“ Bolo-8how Me Thy Waya. 0
. ............. 'l‘orrsnto
‘ Mrs. Smith.
Ahthom~chtlval o'l‘ Doom in E
iI‘a.lt .. .. ..........., Buck
Bass Solom'l‘ho Pl llli or l’csco. '
Buinurd
Mr. Eilyno.
‘ldnsign Hayes, of who Salvation
Army will giro a brief address follow-
inc the evening aervloo
Knight Street A. M. E. Church Rev.
8 ii V (lambs, plantain-Preschln
ii a. m.. subject, A Distinguiahed {lint
furor; Sabbath «chool nt i2:30 p. m.:'
' A. on 0 iii. League at 7 p. m: preach
h at 8 11‘ In. Subject, Well Donal
Special music. by tho Iholr under tho
d roctlou of tho chorhItoI. .l. Perkins
N rwulkr’Moihodlst Churdh, Frank
D orrey. pastor Morning worship,
l9: lion m.; which oihsimon, “in the
Presence of the King. " Sunday morn
mg class meeting. 9: 30, lcd by F. ii.
ilcdlont. Sunday school. 12:05 p. 111.;
id. 1., \i'othhrwax, superintendent. Ep«
Ivorth League devotional service, 6:30
p, 111.; topio, “'l‘ho Christian‘s Socrot“:
loaders. Mins Mabel Warren and Miss
ltuth ('aIrI'IItlIora. ' Evening aorvico,
7:30 p, 111.; IIIIleIIci of Iiei‘limlt, “A Kim;
Who Wail I‘larvollouisly Delivered."
Tuesday. 7:43 p. m.. class meeting, led
by F. '1‘. Roscoe. Thursday. 7:45 p. m..
prayer ll’li'ollliiz; subject. “The llu
searchnble ltlchca of Christ": plcuuc
road Ephesians :I: Hit. Friday. 7:30
p. m., probationers‘ meeting; the jun
lor probationn will meet at 7:30, and
tho I-Ionioil probationers at 8:15. Mu~
ale. for tomorrow:
Morning;
Quartet ~'"i‘ho :qu shall he no lllIil‘L‘
thy light ...... - ........ “Iiodwnrd
Poatiutic» Marc h ............... (‘lurk
Evoning.
l’rolIIdw—(‘aniilene .......... thmnll
Quartet»- () Holy, Holy, lloly Lord
illicit
'l‘onor Solo "I‘onaldor and hour mo"
\i’oolci
l‘ostludem lI‘cIIIII'al March ..... Kinder
CONGREGATIONAL
The South Norwalk Congregational
Church, Charlm S. Mncfsrland. pas-
tmr—l‘ubllc. worship at 10:30 a.‘m., at
mood I}. I‘lupp of the Yale lllvjnlt)
school. The Bible III-.hool including
the young then H dcpurtinent and Ibo
young Women's Iicpnrliiiom. motto at
12 o‘clock. The Men's Christian in-
quiry t‘luh II'lIl talto as llli subject.
Bliggoutloiis {III Ibo Work of the MIIn‘s.
lnqulrI (‘lub for Mill lilil' 'l‘hII unh-
ject will ho opened by Dr. William Hf
Stowe i‘ \I‘lllliiI'. III-rIlIII at? fluo‘clock.
III which the pastor will proach.
First Congregational (‘hurclr Nor~
walk. (ioorgc l). Hubert, pastorw Morn?
liig oorvlco at 10:30; prcnoliimz by tho
pastor. Sunday school at 12:15. Eve
ulna t-IcrI'iIIc at 7:3": the seventh in
tho fil‘l‘lllfl on “Thu l-‘uiuro IIlro“~«—"lm~
IncdlatI-ly Alter i'Ionib. What“! l’urxn-
lory III' l‘III'nIilIIo?" Y. P. 8. meeting
Thursday at 7:30; a currcnt nveuia
meeting. I‘lIIII'IIh prayer unrriuo. Thurs-
day at R; Mrs. I‘, W. Shelton speaks or.
"The Jews."
Munlc at tho Firat t'hurch: -~
Morning.
i’reiuchiIIminunlIIII in l-‘, on {III
.1. Iirlcon
Soprano sold-The Singing in God's
Acrc irequcatodl .....F ii. lirackctt
RcspI'InIIow'Wiod IIII loved the world'
1. Eltninot
Quartet-~"l.orti. with glowing hokrt l'd
praise thee" ......... ll. it. Shollcr
Postludo March in li-iiat. .. . .lII. alluI
Evening. \
l’i‘oliidi‘mlicI‘tIi‘lII. up 7, No, i..l, NlCOIlI
QIInI‘toI«~~I‘roIIIIiIIg the liar
l'. A. l-lciIncI-kei
l'oailudow iI‘iuulII nl‘ Ilih Sonata
(l. Morkcl
BAPTIST.
(ii'nct- liaptlal i‘lIIII‘IIh. Nov. 1.. ll
Nicholu. pIIIIlIII'~- Sunday IIIII'vicI-II at li
a. In.. preaching: by the Rev. Dr. Wat
ier (lay of llnitioI-Ii. in. tiny wli'
pr'cath morning and owning la thr-
nnd baa vory hum-eating cabinets and
dobntoa. Mat lllt'l'llnfi' night tho Ly
ocum IvIIoII favored with a very tutor
aonahlp. This was followoti by I ilv
dlaI'usslon on the paper Tho untor
Writer left no room for criticism. ThorII
will no two paper. road at the nut
aft-ting by members of tho iiycoum.
ilmo ho was promoted with a var)“
(Or their plain}. Tho part y Iran drum
, wby’hira. W; M. lI‘iIIiIIIr, Mra minim?! inn,
nonunion. Mrs ti w. .lohnnon nnIiI
Mrn. V. I‘IItlor ‘ a
4- ...-um
I?!” PAL.
Trinity Church Emit Ntirwniis
tourlh Buntlay' lifter Trinity, Juno lilwIII
8 n m., the Holy Commimlon; 102m
0 otdok.1!luaday school; moo n. In, on
hing nrnyhr thirty ”and carillon.”
NV. Nanci: Il (my mm. m:
lain hil loot nor Illusory om
ommunlon, tit to: so nun; wore:
an sermon on illih int It 4 ii quI
§ltfldlylfll00 IIII it: 1! «molar
torohiight i :tnor pertaining) on on
Notion.
, tlrrnto .tlmroh, tho ”tier. .l. Ilontoo
Werner motor» The fourth Sunday at
. EI- 'i‘rihtty The Izoiobmilou of tin.
II
day” school III noon; Minion Hundko'
Juit ckll Won the
akcr. III: will lct youth
school at Broad River at ii: eIeniug
prayer and sermon at 7:30. ,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
lI‘lrst (lulutian Science Society. of
NIIrIIallI~—RIIgIIlIIr Sunday services at
the mailing room Masonic building.
at 11 a Ill subject, June lilth "in tho
lIItludinu Man.
Testimony uII-otlng,
'i‘o both services
the public in mutually and fraternaily
Reading: Ioo'fu open to tho
Iinv atturnon from
Atomic. l‘ortc. " '
- public ouch III-ck
l’roludo III-Marcia Mncutono...lilmmcll .
Quartet Heat. 0 l.mti ...... Watson“
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURGH.
Swediuh l .ulbc Iran Church. chapel on
North Main utrcct
IIIIIItor-—Suhduy school ovary Sundav
survicc actortllng to the
ritual of the suns. Iihurch or 8Wedcn
., ucrmon, ’l‘ho Lord’s Mercy.
All are welcome.
li‘rma ii: riot-son.
by the pastor.
SALVATION ARMY.
Revival services will be hold at the
Salvation Army on Sunday at (III Wat—
or direct. led by Rev.
llollncIIII meeting at it a.
: nalrntion moutinn, II p. In.
which the prouchor will be Rev Ra)-
vouuh WOMEN iN cuo'roov.
Picked Up by Patios in Danbury n
Suspicious Perkono.
Ta'o Well drcnacd young womrn II'IIrII
taken on the sirens this morning by
tho pollco and are being detained at
tho polict.I station until nonunion can
he loarncd or their unit-colic nu:
arc chanted IIlth
but IIhI-thcr tip I w ll ho taken heforc
up (“will on NI charxc or asked to
. town has not been dIIIormined
early this nilernoon.
They liavo born in and about this
city for auroral Ilaya, opondiun much of
thoir Iliuc'in driving'und horaobaclt
Ono or them owns a horse and
carriage and they explained to the po
licc that they drove hero from South
Norwalk to ace the town.
‘n Booth Norwalit out! the other said
that bar home was in New Canaan.
gave their one: as seventeen and
nlnctcon III-am rqopectlvely.
The behavior or tht;I woman on tho
stroeta atlractcd tlIII nitration of the
officers and after their
town had been reported
Brudloy they VIII-re watched and this
morning it wau decided to iulu- them
into l‘lislody.w-Dallllllry Flown.
M‘OROANATlC.
lilordcrly conduct
King Goorgo' o Cm II an Example of
Anglo-Bum Hypocrisy.
King (Iconic rcccnily
“coded to the ihl‘mltI in illnxlknd the
‘ 'Iapcrn lIIIIl smnethlnx to any
n nmrrlngc of his
lIIIltut‘ ho oontrnc IIIII
lhII alliancc IIlih the pIIIItIIIIt i'rlnccaa
Home of tho papers dIIniIIIl it, and
others while admitting it
to any about it.
Tho truth is that many years ago
the mascot King of l: nglnnd married
on IIIItiInnbie huh and by hcr had INWI
This lady is now liv-
littlo
IthIIInI-o of the pastor. Boom! conocrt'
Iii 3:30 p. “1.; young people‘s moetlns'
at 'I‘; sermon III 7:46.1‘ho Union l4!-
¢oum moot: oIcI-y Wodnoadny cranial!
eiul IIlIlldIcn
lug qulotlI in t3 nnIIlII,
When the 1(an married his prol-
ont wife by the law of royalty his
former marriage was annulled and
hilt children are morganatit children
nnvthinx bottcr
or die Anglo Saxon?
for an the law in concerned drowns—v
out King III no leg: 'athan
\‘et high fonctionorion of 4ho church
royal marriage and
prayers are offered dklly for his Mouth
health and conduct.
Evan in ldoo ol' montioiilng
fact that ho in tho fathor of two not;
one of whom bail novor Evening.
lVlli‘xf‘ of onion: him arm
9" after “NW" "‘3" "f “'5 Mmm Orlonitil l‘leturlI it. Schumann
ovor them, is now opuuidsrod mdoIIoI'~‘
tho 'l‘IIrlI tlI
Whaxon uro
brother» nudist lilo uitln. They all do lord
tho IIIIIIIo ihinuu and call them by tilt
frrcni names mums
”a.“ a ”Molt.
Mom. Wanna.
outing parlor written by Miss Neck WilI
son. subject The Airo-Amorlcan (.‘ltivt II“-
80
fortuuulo thing for thrI house wall the
eolohratotl his
star Nichols as given a vory Blond
' : ant surprise by number of bio parish
. lonoro a few evenings and. tit whioh'
till‘
niqno arms or money The good poo"
in or moo Church know how to enrol
a:
truth in that
Mormon and
0
H.
II. in. morning prayer and“ sermon: i:
an. Now York: 1;. it th‘lhnit Wil-
toil: H Harmonia, ”soil.
mount: doom yr
B. to
W liaiiiitinlll
hair. NW
s, W. 0: Million.
a, Providence:
n‘
., will
iinoti. Noiulk,
9 Raymond. cit
, 'rlid
amnion: w. 'II. II‘ ,
it. 8.9mm. Boston: 0.1. smith 1).
thIIlIloI Ridgoiiold
ltind looks hot in
am why to troop
oh the hair eit-
ds on Sunday”! .lio ouono tor
the saloon ital Moi- tutorial
banal at Wont Momma as ,Lonp
stand, where no humid ll. In. Help
Iii-vice an my Moonlight or As a volt or on
north Weathcf. til
the hai‘rildy iii to
dolly to one of tho
and pin it card! 1
Why tho lullr ,
Irix'oIII Im- It a“ timil' l
lock well» iron! and mime at tho
nly Communion tit 8 ociooh; morn.
Wraith"
a prayer Iloti dainty at mast); Elam
You Iiinply turn the hood and Blow
tlokIhotsuds. igloo,
1'! gives you inatskdtm
not'moh-Ihootmrgnick, impala.
Thini of}: be down of ihlclo 2:!"
kiw‘ilé cnl «rams-Y.“ ”- Milli "Mi:
always lIIIvo Illicit.
“WW?“
fl! ll l
nltlmit
to Icctron
it t pull “him
the ill-mine ry of
in k~simnlv placed
sliver. shun“ mo 11?“;
Mammal Ifoflll
thou lug: time and .wipc.
Its an lual'ml, ‘nalo-
niche and to Willie.
kllhtir soap dlIIhoI.I
hot. water hacdt Ind” Mb Whn’wlly
as”
Ill! lamrandmtg‘htg-
{groan Ill”: “i c
I.
on w null
nuisance of llIIll'iI up the
add: and end- of map.
so any kind of Mp.
lumber whose name. union an below and ash to son the
I: one homo to try. Use it too
days—then if you think you can spare it. return it, for the trial place! you
under no obligation to buy. This is your chance to loom about. the mic:
convonlcncu, money and than cover you can install in your kitchen. Call today.
n—fm
BROWN BI 60., 10 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
W
'“ "if run II can
nun—dunno—
. BASEBALL.
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1 (second game i.
Spritigiieid l.
MI ilarti‘ordwilartiord
llritain 0.
AI NorthamptonmNow
Northampton 2.
' Chicago ............ Ill 16
New York ..........29 20
I‘incinnati .......... 24 21
Pillsbury: ........... 23 22
St. Louis ........... 22 28
”l‘titllalyll ........... 22 2-
l’iiiliIIiIIlphin ........ iii "II
llIIIIlIIn ............. 18 'i1
t'luciunnii 3.
VIII it it. ,
“ no.»
i‘hiladolphla ........ iii 15
New York .......... 29 iii
llelt'IIil ............. lili :1
itoatou ............. 25 22
(”lowland .......... 79 22
Washington ........ 22 28
Chicago ............ i7 27
St.loula.........._.ltl 36
AI t‘iIII'IIIand~—-t‘loIIolaIId
York ti.
——-—-—
i'rolutiow
II. IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Mill. Franklin lr’vln‘g
In getting tho trophy.
II
Connecticut League Standing.
w L.
Waterbury ...... . .24; ill
Bridgeport .. . . . . . . .25 H
New Haven ........ 23 15
Hartford ........... is 1?
Springfield ......... 18 22
\‘orthampton ....... in 23
New llrltain ........ iii 22
liolyolte. ........... H 24
Yesterday'k Raoul“.
A! liolyoko-v llrldguport 2. llolyoke
i (first game): llriIigeport 5, liolyoko
At \Vatorbury Waterbury
National League Standing.
w.
I.
Voctorilfl'o Ruulu.
At i'lIili'idclplIla»Philadelphia
At lll‘Oilkl)'ll~'('lllCi‘lm) l, limoklyn (l.
AI Now York ~ l‘litnburg t3, ‘
American Long‘Io Standing.
V, .
Yutcrdly'o Reruns.
At Detroit» Horton 4, Detroit 1.
GLAD T0 RECOMMEND THEM.
Mr. E. Weakloy. Kokomo. lnd.,'IIIIya:
"After taking Foley Kidney Pills. tho
sovom backache loit mo. my kidneys
become sirongor, tho secretions uaIurI
oi and my bladder no longer pained
me. i am glad to recommend Foley
. Kidney Pills " in a yellow pooling:
The lirldgo Pharmacy
OERVlCE FOR GRADUATING CLA38
Will Be Held in tho South Norwalk'
Baptist Church, Tomorrow Evening.
Tho graduating class of tho
school will attend the ovonlng service
at the South Norwallt Baptist (‘hurch
tomorrow night. The fipoclai service
prepared in their honor will by full or
interest. in the morning the hint of
the coopurating soclotlos in tho study
of the Northern Baptistoouontitm will
be mnslderod. Young people‘s service
at 8:30 and Sunday school at the noon
hour. Music for the day:
a" Homini-
Proludo ..............
Anthomwnlosnod Bo tho Lord. normal
Monaco—int the Wool- oi lily
Oiforiory~i lily My Sins on Joint.
Poatlndomn Song orIPralasJ. Stainoo
b To a Wild no». .lil. Marliowoll
Anthem ~ The Ear’th a Iii lilo Lord‘ II
itonpomiow-chp Thou My Staph.
()l‘l‘criorv coatrnito ooh»— cav
My llIInIII ..... ....I
3r ..
i . I a ilill'liiilfivI- (I out
la].iIikiIIIoitoIIIII-—I~ltor I‘. 6. Clint Moran. “,‘f,‘,§l’“"““f“,“n J........... ”:0'
Poltiudou—Grond Charon .... ... I...
ism fit in ..., £12.. Guilmknt
ROYAL 'AIOANI'JMO CANPIT BOWL-
The host sumo fur the «up trill be
hikxod noxt Tuesday night at the
room: or abhsrmnn council bemoan . 4-,, , ,
1.»in 0t“I Gmncii- of New linen. and I. I, ,fio' homo tho'm all the my dorm tho lino horn liwllrw and
Poona-dc Council, or Norwatl. As both
teams are evenly matched on exciting
home in expected A int“ following
hulr hair i' Art-animal and their M‘lMlillll III or-
in thin octoti to I,- count 'l‘hhi ht tho soc
ohd than on and council halt plsyod
in the an ill gone’aaii it in hoped unit
this your this team Will ho cuccoustul
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 19:0
Brititeport Amati-omen“ 1 Bridgeport Advertimnenu
ho W. M. Read Co
Eflabhsbcd ’1857.
~
Eidhdildéréd cutth- III , .
A very scasonabic offering just as every/hotly I.8' paying
attention to white dresses. These fine and dainty GallooIIs
shtiw much variety as to dosig‘n, eyelet work and Frcnch
embroidery and the value 18 mmc than the price would in-
dicate. They are worth 35 and 50c and Will come in use.
for belts, collars, finishing topics, and other ways of trim-
llllllg
29¢ a yard, Center Conntoi.
Underwear and Shirts for Men
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, IIch'IItiIInally good
quality, the Shirts with either long or 0Ishoit sleeves-I, Draw~
Us in knee length cithcr “rcgulnrm” ‘.".8'tout8" 59¢ each.
Nainsook Shirts and Drawers, well liked by many for
the real hot weather, 29:; each.
Neglige Shirts, an entirely new line of patterns just ar~
rivcd, coat style and attached cuffs,$i.oo. .
Men's Washable Neckwoar, Special
loIIr~III hands, chy attractive, .1 regular 25c quality,
15c, 2 for 25¢;
Book Racks, Shéoial ch
1'1 I"I'II homo gcucrall) nccds mm more Book Rack for
illt‘lt‘ are nCIcr enough to Map the hooks III order lien: 15.
a bargain Substantial racks of Ivcatlicrcd grccu oak, plant
but firtistic and 15c each.
(IIIIIIl tor me in thc Iottagc or hill‘lgalf)“.
Ccmcr Counter, \otion Section.
I - l , .. 1‘
Women s Dressmg Sacques
(if l;III'.II in white and colon all sizes from 34 to 44, at
see each. "
Undermuslin Section.
W
Juvenile Sox Supports, pink blue, or WlillL‘, 10¢ a pair.
Children‘ s Gingham Dresses, rcadt to “car, 50c.
Children .8 \\ car Section, main floor.
I
Ladics‘ Silk Gloves, Black ones and white ones, short
with two Clasps, worth 50c regular, for 39¢.
. It is the time to buy a Hammock now. There are some
interesting specials.
Hosiery ‘
at Twenty-five Cénts
This is the popular prico for a pair 0! Stockings. and ityis aur-
prislng what cxcollont values can be had for Twonty-hve Coats. 1
SEE OUR EAST WINDOW
For some idea of tho values we odor and call kt the Hosiery Counter
for the full line. for GENTS, LADIES and CHILDREN.
Wo also invite your attention to our large variety or Hosiery st
150—2 pair? for 25c
llt‘ui‘y, Medium and Pine, for BOYS, GIRLS, LADIES and GENTS.
I‘ I . . I .
: 9 _ .
Ladies Hose at 50c
We have added largely to our line kt this price. Black, Tans,
White and Funnies.
A. ll lid—“mun “
an no”
B4 WaShington St, “so. NorIItIilI
Telophono 446
“,5 . . , Buidileroton
Mic the motion and least «pensive. Look thorn over now while
the lino is couiploto.
“lite 14.1. Angevme 8: 8 fit
III-:36 ,Aoiiiuo'roh Miriam, son'rn NORWALK
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Norwalk Chronicler