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QUMMEn rm: not:
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Steamer Huntington
club Win. G. Young
4,". Will run no follow:
' Leon Huntington ior Norwalk Mon-
39:69” and Fridaye at 3: 45 a. nu. and
"Leave“ Nomalk for Huntington, Mon
daya and Frigaye at 3: 46 a. m., and
5:90 p. in.
EXCURSION TICKETS. we.
' SINGLE FARE. 400.
Children 5 to 12 yearn, Exourelon 359;
Ripple Fare 250.
Parties oi ten or more can make 9 ar-
anaemia with the Captain to stop
fit Ville-ii (trove. _ _
‘33:.“
Ann
" our law.
, The Recreation Tour-
' .992} £51” 'Wmflny
VAUTUMNAL TOURS
Block inland. 310. 50 and 311.5Hntur-
day. Sept .thlee daye' trip over
Labor Day.
White Mountaine, 321.00~Slx days
tripe. accommodations at Sinclair
Hotel Bethlehem, also include:
Flume ride, Mondays, Sept 12 3: iii
, Nilu'arn Fella, 830.00~Four daya' trip,
" Saturday. Sept. 10 International
Hotel.
"Niagara Fella. Thou-and inlanda and
' Montreal. 348.00-8lx day‘s trip. Sat-
urday. fiept. ltl.
. flettynburg. Lurny Caverne and Wash-
ington. D. C... 333. oo~—Six daye‘ trip,
Saturday. Oct 22
Abbve rates irom New liaven. For
clmular describing all tours call on
Iii. D. Baker, at depot, or addreua The
Recreation 'i‘oiirlot ($0.. 183 Orange St,
New Haven. Tel. 1201.
Figs} Published
“I'll Wait at Heaven’s
Gate. Sweetheart,
for You"
Worda by Florence llelle Anderson
Munle by Pro! Alex. 8. Gibbon.
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are ey edit a in Aeniit
that state with5'0't'liear or emit and a
heavy line.
.in the last week or no neverai Nor
welk auto ownere have been held up
in New York atato and notliled oi the
new law to take orient next. Friday
..and who told plainly that if they were
down that way after Friday next with
out a New York ilcenee another go
their care they woul he arreeted. '1‘
New York maohlhea re allowed in this
plate on a period at ten daye without
licenne tee and Mr. honor-9 thinka Coo-
‘ uoctlnut machinee should have the
name privilege to New'hork etete. Mr.
Roger: laid tbnt there are 100,00
autolnohilen in New Yerk ntate an
more New Yorkers come into Connecti-
cut during the neaeon than Connecticut
machine: so into New York. lie figured
that it this etate penned a retaliatory
law to coin el New Yorkers to pay the
coat oi at centre for passing through
Contractile ct thin stale won t! benellt in
thefimiim 3200, 000 annua ly. ‘
herein ‘a strong kick all over New
England and in other state: adjoining
New York againnt the new law thrive
and little doubt is expressed that
objectionable feature will be repealed
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NEW DEAL "9 NEW YORK AUTO
LICENSE Mix-UP.
Connecticut Motor-late Do NM New to
Reamer in New York state.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Sept. 3.-—Atlornoy
General O'Malley has advised Score.
inry of State Kocnig that ownere of
automobiles residents of other states.
under the laws oi which residents or
New York state are entitled to free-
dom from the requirements of regis-
;iratlon for limited periods of time
should be allowed the some provisions
in this state under the Callan motor
vehicle law
Under this opinion residents or Mail
nachuacita and Connecticut which at
low owners of automobilee residing in
New York atale to be exempt truth the
requirements to register in Headache
Suite or Connecticut. for ten days in
any year. are entitled to the name
privilege in this state.
The attorney general palm: out
that thin question was not involved in
his previous opinion. in which he,
held that resiliente 0! ethics grunting
non rcaldcnta lemmrary ilconao uerc
not entitled to any exemption under
in that cane the nonresi-
dent in required to "winter and iron
r‘raUy to pay 9 ice no there in not an
«unempllon treat the requirement or
ieziairaiioii. An there in no maehiu
cry providefiby the New York law (or
tcmporary rcxietratlun the attorney
kenei‘nl held that renldonte oi nuch
elation could not be named similar
privileges in New York ethic.
PAVMABTER HONDLBV'B RIDE.
How No We- an Unwilllng Pamnuer
on the Bar Harbor prI‘Ou.
After a nail on the Sound. Thurndny
night, "Pop" Hindiey. the genial pay-
maator oi The Yale & Towno Min.
Company. Stamford. took a train for
Alter the train
was wall underway he was naked by
the conductor.
“Where scoot thou, friend?"
Pop bravely pulled out his column
lation ticket. aiapoed hie cheat. amil‘
ed at, the conductor one uld: ..
“Barton."
"Not tonight. eon." replied the con-
ductor; "thin in the liar Harbor on-
press. and the tint atop in New lon-
rion, unions alluded at some interme-
iiaic station, which in a very unusual
'li'Clll‘l‘tlllCi‘.
Pop tried to bribe the conductor
by offering him 9 Cream cigar. 9 Trc
loll button and other artlclce oi ice
any value. to atop the train and let
him, off. but to no avail. lie then
tried the only brakemau he could
‘lud on the train. “nothin‘ doiu‘."
several penetration handed nym-
paihy to Pop in big chunkn. but could
not force even it also of a smile out
of him. One was cruel enough to any
that he had made many tripe on the
Bar Harbor but necer knew it to be
handed once
Pop then picked out the oholceet
aunt in the bullet ear. and eat down
to await developmente. Putin:
Dnrien‘. he remarked to one of bin iol»
ow paenenren:
”Here'e where i live, but l‘ll have
, '0 give it the goby tonight.“
booth wanik 9:99 panned quickly.
but no atop. and the unwillingr p99-
veneer wan tent losing hope. Bride.
port was hi9 lent chance. and an the
train drew nearer and nearer to the
elation. it began to run niowor and
viewer. it did not take Pop long to
to! on term time again. and. once
'hore he made on hi9 mind to line the
nun who donned the train and oiier
him the (ironic 9.399!- the conductor
vciuaed. After 9 king halide with
himealr on having heaped 9 ion; and
tedious journey, Pop took on locom-
hame, vent the would ilnd out the
next time he arded a train for Dar-t
‘09 it it there. no matter
9hbtl:er it an down in the time-table
tr 0 '
anthem! algae on all tralnn Atoll-
inns 9t Darien in the only method by
which 9 repetition oi thin mietake can
be avoided, and P99h age he will one
lite beet e'liorte‘ nth «trident liai-
lneunurhted 99 been; 99- poaelble.
the
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ml'i‘hem or tile Mine 96‘ the
lighthouse Minion on shoddy attend
at 8 is o‘clock. in
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Knight Street A. II to. (thumb. Rev.
8. H. V. Gumbo. pantor~Next Sunday
being the but Sunday 01 the onto.
it will be communion Sunday. The
limit communion of the cooler"! 9 your
will be adminiatered. Preachin at to
a in Subject. Reconciliation 8 bbeth
echool a! 12: 30 p in. Allen Ch iailan
Endeavor Society at 'l' p. m.‘ hire.
Frank Middleton. leader. Pre'aching
at 118. m, subject Mane Opportunity.
alter which the cemmunion will‘ be ad
ministered. The poster wt aoh at
both services and the choir iii render
special music. I
Norwelk Methodist Church lr‘mna
D. Torrey. pantorwhiornins v'iorehip.
lo: 30 with Holy Communion. At the
evening service at 7:30. the pgzior will
brooch on the subject. The npei of
Labor. in view oi the loot that thin
in Labor Sunday. the aubiwt nvlii he
need in place oi the nobleot announced
in the novice oi acrmona on be Do-
clnlvc Battlee oi the Bible. .Sunday
morning clans meeting. 9. 30 l by F.
ii. Bodied! Sunday aehool I 08 p
ill. EpWol’tll league devotlo at 90r-
vice Ii: 30 p in. Thin will be the chap-
ter rally day and appropriate examines
will occur under the direction oi the
cabinet unicorn. Tuenday, 7: ii p. m.
clans meeting, 190 by F. '1‘ ounce;
Wodneaday. 8 p. m.. ilrat iall linootlnn
of the Ladlee' Aid Society at the our
room. Wednesday. 8 p. m Oillclal
Board meeting Thursday 7: to p. in,
prayer meeting. subject Put Oil’ and
Put On Muale ior the day; ‘
Morning.
Preludouimpromptu . ....... Flechm
Quartet—wanton Unto Me. iHolden
Sopmno Solo—My Redeemed' and My
Lord ....................... .Bucii
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EVening.
l'fellldw-Fnlhh .............. Munro
Quarleiwifroaaiug the ilur. .bchuuckn.
(memory. violin auio
Mr. lioeklna.
Quartet—millennial Eat ...... Reed
l'oatludovnil‘eeial March W09!
CONGREOATIONAN'.
South Norwnlk Co ‘ itonai
Chunk-~10: 30 a in ill by
Rev. A. i“. Board.D.ll The chorhar
ilniehcd lie vacation and will inrnin
music The evening aervicge will be
resumed eitcr the return oi> he paaior.
Norwalk Congregational Church
licorze 1). Export panior'r—Mornioi
service at it) 30 Samuel hi. Raymond
secretary oi the Connecticut Bible
:ioriciv will be the ape-eke Sunday
schoolnt 12:15]). in. l
Morning. ,‘
Preludikintmducilon and 'llhome iroir
(‘onceri Piece op. 23 Al. Gulimani
Prim—Rood Your Hearts
P. A. Schnockel
lluet-My Faith Looks Up lb Thee“
. lSehneckoi
i‘ontiudemMnrcb in n Flat.‘,W. Faulke.
No service in the evening.‘
Communion aervlce .nokt Sunday
when evening service will he resumed
III-I“ ‘
BAPTIST.
South Norwnlk Baptist Church, Rev
ll. ii. Car-pm!" printer +-'l‘omorr09
will he the beginning of We fail work
‘l‘iie quay-lotto will resume heir place:
with an nilructlyo Illilillilil roxram. it
”he morning the Lord 9 Sn men will or
unnerved. The printer ,vIli amok or
"lacingr the Dawn to the venlnx lbi
aervlco will begin at 'I: 30. With the nub
lmet Christ as a Remedy for blie'e
Mo amino. 1
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(ll'iitzia (llulrch. the av. J. beaten
'9rnor. vector the ‘iiit oath Saudi)!
nlor Trinity-«Mo nun celebration in
to Holy Communion 9t 3 unlock: the
reread celebration or i 9 iioiy‘ Cm
inunion and prenuhln t 1030»
Ohrlat Church 9 . J. Hill) in
drown rector. iliteen‘t auudaya
Trinltvwliivenin": pra ‘ end normed
nt 3: is; Sunday school at 10. No‘
mornni‘iégm service the that handily in
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First Christian belated society. of
arrow-«liming; girth 99nlei99 at
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(Continued min mm Page.)
Daniel J McCarthy and W J. Howard
were appointed an tellere and acted
throuhgout the convention.
Frederick Lundqulat wan nominated
as roglatrar of voters tor the Third
Diutriot
. A motion wan then carried that the
delegates he named item the door
ilr 'l‘homnn clone. John 8. Seymour.
Loemon hi. Brundaoe and .l. .l. Walsh
were named an nominees for delegates
to the state convention. in the ballot-
ng Dr. Clone wan nominated 99 first!
ielcgate. Leomon M. Brand no one
and and John 8. anymour a third
When it came Nine to ballot‘on the
name oi John J. Walsh for fourth dolo-
me the light bean.
One at the East Norwalk doloxaten
thought that they should choouc their
nvn delegate and have him auctioned
by the convention. He void that their
unanimoua choice was John J. Wniah.
The Norwalk delugatne could not.
would not. did not nee ibinga in the
lame liuhi. Some one moved that the
ioiegatea be nominated by the entire
convention and this was voted.
leanr Church nominated J. .l Waiah.
Patrick Flinmaurico wan nominated.
but the paintball? wna withdrawn.
it was moved y en Rabi Nor-walk
nan that East Nowell: ballot alone
rhiii motion 9199 lent by vote.
.7. J. Waleh said: "ii Em Norwalk
‘9 not going to ho mcognlneil in being
illowed the man or her unanimoua
choice. than Elia! Norwaik will cancua
done and take it to the higher courts
0 look into the rules governing the
convention."
The ballots were passed and the
that Nowell dell-union flied out. lb
or ranting their ballots They even!
'znio another room and hold a conic:-
unce 0! their own
The mule: bellotlo
'ollovra: Pal tmaur con;
lohn .l. Wniah, 3'? totalcant. 23.
An East Nnruulit delegate came in
ind roquoaied that a blank he left on
sach Ueket
it wan motion that 9 committee be
appointed to nominate the delegates,
18 the coating oi halloia was taking
so much time. ’i‘ in motion wee loai.
A m minuib an wan declared
'he chairman thinking that the liner
\iorwalk delesa would return by
hat time The did no! return and
he caucus again, ook up itn work.
Nominationai the corlgreealouni
aonventlon was a next bunlnoae ill
lrdei'. The named an proponed were:
lobn bovine. Sr declined. H. J How
ird declined F ii Merrill nee pied;
mm A Voik declined: Frank lull
inclined: Wallace Dean. accepted:
Samuel i. Wood. wan not prone-oi;
lemon '1‘. llulihell. accepted; inane
3h!!f(‘h."fl0(‘tllli('il.
it wan moved that the clerk out one
nailed and he did, Menard. Merrill.
l'lann. llubhell and Church being the
nominee.
For the county convention illoao
named Wore: .lnmon M. (Stealth. accept
yd; Jiliililii id. i‘uhlll, accepted: William
ifitrrcll dcciiumi John W. Rooney. 9r»
touted; iiicdtrlck l.. bundqulnt. nc~
‘epied
The clerk nan lnnlrncted to cast rmc
tailot ior Mcenra. Creanh. (inhill.
Rooney and Lumiqulll.
For the senatorial convention. the
allowing were nomad: 33.1 .l..ilotvard
tct‘epled; Daniel licenrthyp. declined.
tarry Bracken echoed; P..B Rave
uauh, declined; William J Davina de-
dined; Mayor lirendenc. accepted; 3'.
ii Merrill arcopted J lrving ilun-
ulna. accepted
The clerk wan “themed to cant one
ballot tor hieaav Howard. iirundniie.
lien-iii and Dunn a.“
Tho-e named for the probate con-
notion hero: .loen Bovine. on. declin~
ill} ii iii. Dana, accepted: Luke A.
Donneally. declined: Frank A. Volk.
declined: Citation lilaaeila. declined:
P. B Kevanunk. accented: Mayer
mundane. accepted; Wiltrod lion-b
non. vomited. . ,
The clerk cunt nnosbellot decor-dink
'o a vote and Modern been. Nnvnnnnh
its-undone and Mllrrlnob were nominal.-
it wan moved that the citation.
mien it adjourn. do on nutrient to the
mil 0! the chair. Title 999 votbd
The nominating oi the? represent»
liven was leii lop the bolt motion I.
it one Voted that each M99919 he
alldvved to «lent the ewe alternate.
. in accordance a vote the allele no
Minted F. ii Merrill. F. L. Lulldlaullt
turned himself an 9 oomrillitee to dll o9-
mucion. i » ; ' 2
g 30le one wanted to kilo/VI how the
chairman or the lean button all.
elected F’ It tramp 99 the do“,
rill-ed iniormnilo 330' t We
i6;
fill ii Ml m “full! I
one e by". a menu 9 en
hoary dieirlo “miller!!!
end eleoiin .
then laid: “i’li
«are (i M
incite it 9 moiidll ‘ “II... that the
on of the chair-c
chairman cell a
men oi the ten primary dietilcte in
July to view the millet reinvented."
'l‘lile Well phoned M
do 9993 week 919m contractile]:
to ;.30 b.
The convention
:tli’ecnlloithe
'8‘”.
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mu Pililii lurid ill
uni hill but till
Cabtaln Sherwood Ebb run in
Time to Prawn! teen
SOUTHPOR'i‘, Sept. 8-«River pih
nice appear to be prevalent juet now ’
ip Southpori and there are alleutlo
oi numeroue articles or boat dttln
and iurniehlngn winning lrom time
to time but not until Wedneedny night
has the hold attempt been made to
get all with a yacht
The yacht Ruby. belonging to one
at the Redford: oi the Forum, has
been anchored in the harbor all sum
mer. Capt aborwood hae‘ been one-
todlan oi thin feat racing boat as at
the power boat oi iiir Redford
0n Wedneeday evening 0 Sherwood
on the whorl saw some men approach-
ing the Ruby from Sacco beach way
’ihey were on the point of handle;
the yacht when he called out to them:
"What are you doing there?" At the
time he believed the men to have been
one or more- oampere on the bench
but on proceeding to go out to the tin
by he found that his louder had been
taken and it wee later proved to have
been the boat the ihievee were in.
Sherwood aimed to not at the lol-
love who. «clog the commotion as
well an the approach or campem on
dance beach aide pulled away from
the yacht and up airenm to a point
near the Wakeman boathouiie where
they landed and made their cacnpc.
(loo Sherwood, on teen an the
trail I! learned. hurried over San-
co hill way in his auto eimlok to
head the icllmva oil but they had too
kronl a hurt.
LAST TWlLiGHT SERVICE.
W'
Will be Held by Rev. William Janine
9t Belle inland Point Tomorrow.
Rev. and Mrs. James returned train
the copioronce at Montrogo, Penn, on
Monday, and Mr. James in!!! conduct
the lant~.twiilghi gospel aervice for
thin 909900 at Belle inland Point. to
incl-row evening at 3:95 o‘clock.
On the ioilowing Sunday he begina
unearthing in bin city church. but an-
ilcotn to he at iiolle inland on week
days nearly all this month.
We learn‘lrom him the lollowloa
concerning the Nontroee conierenco:
bar a number oi years the nail known
evadsellet.“
tell the necenelty oi having ounblinlr
ed. in another part at the land. a year
ly Chrlatlan eunimer coniarenee. alm~
liar to the one held at Nortiiiielil.
M999 After searching for aeveral
l‘earn ior the proper place. hiontrone. , -'
Penn. wan eeleoted. A iarm oi 165
acres wan purchuod in the outskirts
oi the village. The die. in a beautiful
one. near a lake and tho eceuary
equals in many respect»: that at North-
lioid An organlnatlon wan turmoil.
'l‘lic Monti-one llihlc Conference An-
aocintinn, and a number oi woilvknowl
miniature and laymen from diiierent
part9 oi the land are nierehera oi the
name. The membership at the present
time numbere 800. The brat summer
mnierence wan hold two yearn ago.
and the mention were held in diam
goepel tent brought irom Chicago.
The next yeer an auditorium vine
erected that will accommodate 8.000
hoopla. and it has been paid ior. Oth-
er buildtnne hare been erected this
909909. and more are to be erected
before the conference next nummer.
'i‘liia neaeon a mule echool 9:99 held
Rev Dr. R. A. Torrey, hu‘ '
The M Read co
Hardwired 1857.
9 .
Monday. Labor Day, the atore will be closed. Commencing
Tuesday, Sept. 6. the store will clone 93 6 p. on, except on
Saturdays, when the hour will be to ociock
' a.
Dolls. Less 20 per cei'lt.
A Good Time to Buy This Week
Quite a company of Dolls have been marked at no per
cent. discount for closing. Bi mics and little ones, Bisque
and Rag Dolls, Teddy Bear Do Is and Little japs with round
faces, shining eyes. and sleek heads. There are Dolls that
go to sleep and some that are ever awake. 'i he Cloth Dolls
are ever so pretty, healthy looking little things with pink
checks and bright eyes. Come and see them.
20 per cent discount
Consider that Christmas is coming
Doll Section, lower flo’or.
Cullen Percolators. Chafing Dishes and
Tea Kettles for Convenient Table Use
Poets and great writers have said much in praise of tea,
"the venerable liquid" that cheers so many, but the average
man or woman starts the day poorly without a cup of good
cofi’ee When made in the I’ercolator on the table much of
the delectation of roller comes from the delightful aroma.
And the way to make coffee is with a l‘crcoiator. Those
who have used one will try no other way.
' Ourlines include handsome models in rapper and nickel,
with lumps and trays. Also I’crcolators for use on any stove
Drawingroom Tea Kettles in Elk er, copper, brass and
nickel.
Chafing Dishes. in copper or nickel singly or with full
equipment of tray. forks. spoons and alcohol flagons
Prices are moderate and the assortment large and at-
irattiic Beet-meat Furnishing Store.
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The Hard Ginghams
Do not forget about the new Ginghams when planning
for the children 5 school clothes Ihesefpretfy i rcnch Plaids
make the brightest and dniuticst school rocks rd‘Ac a yard.
Wash Goods Section;
The” D. M. Read Co
duties the month oi July. under the ~ .
lenderahlp oi Rev. Dr. D bi Btenrna. ,
Dr. Tony and othera. ,
The contention-thin 999999 «a very
19:9er attended. and on the tent day.
aunday. the attendance wonder”.
in addition to the lam number of pot;
pie who came from diiiereat .atatea. ,
and who were hoarding bathe village.
at hotel. bani-dink bounce and with ll"!
vote mullioa. hundreds onion i
nurroundinn country in autumn it“; 3
carriagea and 999099. name enmlnl -
dintnnce oi twenty or more when. .
tsunami hundred vehiclee maonuthe .
ground: on Sunday. hereon unhitehnd: ’
and tied in the trace in the would.
The eonierehoo looted ten dare and
meetinln were held from 7 oolook in
the morning until other 10 o'clock at‘
‘ night. with brie! intervaln ior mania ‘
dome oi the heel Bible 99009!er in
the. Butt try; eiel'ldnieod loft film
amoebic inshore. There wee alto
attractant eluted her under 9 direction
of colaiietzht lenders. the mile: noloe.
ti 9 9
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lot out were
Rhodium readily oblbih‘ed.
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live ill till. hood 0! (led
with him
in tin entirety not? an dele‘ to ma.
tioun, and thdre'in
on the” pinion!
83' '09 WNW . Dr. rm.
rey in riil'fl “Wilhelm“ With the work
at your lleidueod 99 it“ one of the
principal epenkm at the conference
one till vii-h
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4
Saturday
is Hesiery Day
We can supply the Hosiery. The desirable styles at Popular
Prices.
"CADET HOSE" V
is one of the deservedly popular brands. Linen Heels and TM
For Children—villacks. Tans, White.
For Milken-Blacks. Tans.
For Menu—lilark. Tan and Fancy.
“NOT A SEAM”
is a very light weight tiauzc Liaic. its name indicates a com»
fumble Blinking for men and women.
"TRUE’SHAPE"
A an.» blushed ”one ill light and medium weight.
you will one it
The above are our moat popular Twenty-five Cent Hone
Boiler (kidding 35 and so come.
l‘-‘lack Sill: Hone. 50 cent9 and-$1.90.
' ll. 9.6km :eu‘itti’a it . .. l
84 Washington St, So. Novel
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