Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 10, 1910 · page 2

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Horace R NA8h;“coi'. North Miindild WestSE.

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d or the new schedule or the
.icompany. a- change from the

Rpm from Newtown avenue to

Mt hill to fiet them to the de-
nth Norwal-k. where the great-
of them wish to go. they were
hit indignant. and it is thought
the will register some complaint
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ry long.
etimeg use they petitioned the
at. through the Norwalk city
the paper being signed by
undred of the residents of
ion; to have the Newww-n ove-
‘ d tilleys run n-om that place to
e
poiht at the corner of Main and
' 'treets. Now the company has
iv ted them from riding to the
mum. they say, and has given them
a through line to Darlen.’ This will
take them within two blocks of the
depots, and they do not like the idea
-,'1‘ho Broad River people are quite
jubilant otter the success of their pc-
, Ititio’n for a change. as they have been
van a through trip to the depot from

change in time has been made from a
“Bil-minute schedule. to u 24 minute one
. The following notice was received
by Mayor lieemon M. llrundage. yes-

- Iterday:

“ . The Connecticut Company
‘ . South Norwalk Sept 7. Illltl.
. Hon. Lecmon M. Brundags. Mayor
Norwallr, Conn.

My Dear Sir: Relative to the recent
Conferences whith We have had on the
changing of our time table having in
view giving Newtown avenue at
through car to the depot, plcuue note
that it is our intention at present to
miilte‘the follolving changes when our
Winter schedule is put thin client some
Hindi betwoen the 20th and 25th of
this month: ‘

We will run cars from Broad R1\ or
via least avenue to South Ntirwulk do»
pot under a twenty- -four minute hand
way. and we Will run our News“:-
Stamiord cars up to Netvtown avenue.
thul gluing the people of that section
”V‘s. through our to South Norwaik ev-
ery forty minutes. Under this arrange

“ meat the service (trots Newiown ave~
ntm'is changed from u thirty/«ix min-
ute to a forty minute headway. but

. title in my opinion is oilset by the ad-

‘ vantage and convenience of having a

‘ through our to Scotti Norwalk There

‘ is also. the additional advantage oi

the increased service on Broad River.

 

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- your ullI'lroval and that oi the people

to a itinninute service, to ‘

ot thus eliminating the trans- ,

, road River. via hast avenue, and the.

 
 

 

.which will he changed trout the pros ‘
out thirty-six minute service to a two
ty-iour minute service.

‘ ’l‘rupting that this will meet with

or the town of Norwalk. 1 am.
Very truly yours.
IGEORGE ii. GAWREY,
Superintendent
Wu"..- . .

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln. ill..
iound her way back to perfect health
She writes: "i cultured with kidney.
trouble and backache and my appetitel
was very poor at times. A few weeks
ago 1 got Foley Pills and gave them
a fair trial. They gave me great re
lief, so continued till no i am again
in perfect health " The ridge Phu'r-

13W,
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GULTAN O FTEMPASNUK

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Abdulla Muhammad Orson Kaye Hedil.
Amt to Be at the Danbury Fair
One of the largest iiloWs that the

Danhury ll‘air has seen in its forty odd

years will be the Borneau Village 1

which will exhibit there, October" .. mu

'l‘he llurmeister company, which OWns

the show has engaged a plot on the

New Midway. (which is by far the tar

goat and finest amusement avenue at

any lair in New. England) with ltlu
feet frontage and a depth of [ill foot

The show has a handsome "iront.'

which takes two Weeks to erect.

new village is to be built especially for

the Danbury Fair. .1. Mc.lluo the menu i

get is the man who ran the Filiplnur

Village at the fair two years ago on

and deservedly so. The Borneo “vii

lage‘ oi the (air will he the moat con 1-

plqu over not up in this country, con

taiuiug u number or buildings. some.
or which are txventy Met square. until
all or which are “true to life." of the

Norman kind. In the show are thin

ty five adult natives and eleven cull

dren. who represent four diiiereut.

tribes of Bernoulli. one of Which is n i

lloud hunting tribe The various Indus

tries, pastimes, weapons. modes all

living and customs will be depicted l

The head- hunting tribe will give Its:

war dance and other strange ceremou

ies With the ahow,.and at the bend
of the envsges will be the Sultan of

Tempasnuk. who bears the name -. oil

Abdullah Muhammad Oran: Kayo'

Hsdji Artist. and is laid to he a May-

II gentleman of the old type.

 

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KERMlT ROOBEVELT IN PARIS.

PARiS. Sept. lip-Kermit Roosevelt.
who recently returned. from 'i‘ullley.
is at present the guest of the um
and Duchess oi Round at the Chateau
.lonselln.

 

 
 

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AT HOYT’S THEATRE

The Only Modern Theatre in South Naturalk

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Hi the Biggest Acts" to Vaudeville-4

Mercedes Lorenzo

in Character Stings

A IiAUfl'lFUL MUMOAL ENTERTAINMENT

The Brahm Ladies

instrumentaldtos and Vecalistcs

 

 

 
 

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mla Jordan & Co.
Comedy Sketch

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' ADMISSION.

‘ AUTUMNAL TOURS

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Every mother should ”member that

the melting of her dau liner i! at for
greater importance on the ad.
ministration of things hi her house.
and every daughter «pantomime that
she can learn to auoldr mistakes only
when she sees them. She enjoys most
seeing her mothers mistakes and to
solving that when she his a house she
will “never do so.” A beginning may
he made with a smell and compara-
thely unimportant responsibility, and
It is to be remembered that reopens!
hility and not more Work. is the pro»
thing, ssyli‘ Wotnuns Life. The very
little and may have the care at one
plant. a hardy one to basin with. but
system and coolness may be practiced
in its care to great advantage it tho
plant should be a blooming one. I
enroll vase for the bmkiilt table
would give an additional hit of care
and pleasure to both child and parents
it is just as well to remember that
the fellow who asks you to lend him a
dollar will usually accept a quarter.

sinusitis

mGreenfield Country Club
Agricultural Fair, Auto-
mobile, Dog and
Poultry Show
GREENFIELD HILL. CONN
Sept. 13. 14, 15

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BASE BALL

AMUSEMENT PARK

MEADOW STRIIT.

 

SATURDAY. son. to

NORWALKS
Westports

8:80 P. u.
25 CENTS

IOYI UNDII II VIA”. lo GIN"
Brand lined Free to Ladies-

 

 

 

The Recreation Tour-
ist Company

Ilook island. 810.60 and ”LID-fiatur
day, Sept. 3. three duyl' trip odel
labor Day.

White Mountains 121.0% Six day:
trips. Iooommsditloua at Sinclair
llotoi, Bethlehem. also includot
Flume ride. Mondays. Sept. 12 I: in

Niagara Falls, mourns: day! trip,
Saturday. Sept. ill. international
Hotel.

Niagara Falls. Thousand Island! and
Montreal. Moo-«Six dayI' trip. i-lat
urasy. 8am. to.

convoluted, Lurey 0mm and Wash
legion, D. c.. ”Mil daya' trip
Saturday. 061.82. !

Above rates from New Haven Fol

circular describing all tours call at

DVD. linker. at down. or address ‘l‘hr

Recreation Tourist 00.. 183 Orson St.

New liIveu. Tel 1301.,“

W
Excursions to "acumen Illf'
Valley Grove

roams Till! ruiILII
On and him some will n. me
The New on cemmdiuls

Steamer Huntington

 

 

 
 
 
 

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' 11’ltl‘tl.llfll ten

- dirt win. is. rm
’\ . Will run as follows: .

#00V! Satin n yer Hal-walk Men
Milly! at dull e. at. one

full

in; ”an and ”Privacy! It lelil-vm do!

IXEUIIION 1101“". “I.
UINELI FARE“ _

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- who

. Poailtnit-whiirch Triumphs! ........

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,1 mltratlo staleelwted.

‘ is
Ollillllmm

reiudhAudaoteW
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we ”Duluth ll «4
allied-teno- and
ours,"

Pontlildfl it"qubuooneueeupmt
12 up. Bible. when! ii. iii p.. 111.. ill»
worth mums ’ hit ‘ t'ihlirov to the
Fallen"; ’Mflfliil II t'Bl. Sollt‘sr. Ev-
ents; word p.

Fraud. Aerii‘iirvocalist-cevlvuwnod
Anthemw‘flsek re the Lord”. . .Perry

 

oreuorwem solo. "The Dying
Christiatltollls 80o!" .lluhn
Mr. Clyne. ‘

Sermon -“1iowto mine Men: i3
Their Best. ormheir lliforutinhichD i"
Footloose—Maren in E-nat.....BItIIte
Norwalit Moth It Church, Frank
I) Torrey, pastor t the moral“ ser-
vice. ildv. Odhudo'li J. North. 0.1).. of
Brooklyn will tall or the line work
that has been accomplished in bellalt
or the veterans‘ oil the conference, the
wornout preachers... in the anoint
thee pastor will preach on The Battle
by the sea of Galilee, Where a Dos-
tiny Was Decldedithe third sermon in
the series of DeolIlve Battles of the
Bible. Sands morning class inset
log. 0: 30, led y loll .ilcdlent thorn
in: worshlp,10:30.
12:05 p. m Epylorth [venue devo
tional service. -:6 tin p. In Topic
Mercy to the ll‘allon. The service will
be under the direction of the Mercy
and Help Depittliietit Evening ear
vice 7: 30 u in; Tuesday. 7: iii p 1a..
cloeii meetin led by F T Roscoe.
Wednesday. ll. m. an open meeting
of the Womanoiliorelgn Missionary
Society will he held in the church par-
lors. 'i‘he ufectl will he in the no.
love of an alien undo content. An in:
thrusting plozflml will be given. alter
which ice cream and ratio will be serv
ed free of charge to all present No
mimieelon will he char-trod but a silver
uttering will be taken at the close oi
the program. All are invited. Thur!-
day 7. is p 111.. prayer meeting. hub
loci. Stepping Honvenvlard‘ Read
Epheuiuna 415232.h‘r1tiay.8 p. “1..
Sunday School Hard mention ilusi
mm of great Importance. Music for
the (in) .
Mornin 11.9 *’ l
Preludtw-Commuolon In E Minor..
~ Batiste
Quarter-Honour Eat in A . Reed
Posilndcwil‘esvoreplel in C ......
1.10in
leaning.
Proludo~ lie-roam in i‘). Spinnel
Quartet» The laugh in tho lflfd'nl
Stout
Quartet—Nearer by God to Thee.
Schnecltol

Westbrook

Knight Street A. M a Church, Rev
S ll V Ilumbs. punish—Preaching ll
ii a m: spill 'Yl‘lto Healer. Bah
bath «2th at l :u p. to. Sunday
Mllllei monthly sacred concert at 3:31
a. nu: Mina Mary Way and Miss Ber
the Guy. leaders A splendid promo
has been prepared by this committee
Allen C. E. Magus at 7 p. m. Presch-
Ia: at it p In; willed. Watchman
Special music will he finished by the
rhoir and pastor thumbs will preach It
both services.

“be—-

GONGRIO’ATIONAL.

South Norwslh Conventional
Church. Charles ll. Nectarine. pastor
minerals: service It 10:80 a. III.. at
which the poster will give the comma
niou address and Millimeter the soon
meat oi the Lord 3 Supper The 81bit
school opens lilt lull Ionian It 12
o'clock.

First Congregational (‘hurch Nor
walk George ll Ethan. pastor-hiorn
in; denim; at 10:30 a. to The Sacra
pent oi‘ the lord s Supper will be ad
ministered Sunday school at 11:15;
Evenlnu serviu at 7: 30, l musical oer
vice. Thursday evening service at it.
subject. Vacation 1.0mm.

Music at the First Church Norwsik

Morning.
Pro udhCIntablle in 8 not op. 21.

N. i H. Deshaysr
Sweetly Solemn

i’ A Schueelm

Quartet. - One .......
Thought .....

Responswilome iluto No.11. Wagner
Qt flot—«Riuhold‘ the Mum Pimtl
igy ................. .ll'. Stevensor
tiifortorywll‘ilth ........ 0.1!. Noun
Postludemllirch in F. op 40. No
5..., HAOuIIrnani

1“,!!an-
Preludowll‘outulaintl A. P 1". Booty
Offeriory llltordate (arr. by Alexi!
Gibson) ......... liar.“ Golllcholll
Anthem—flier} he to
all“ Pergola-i

Duet-«Where e the Proud Heart 8011::
feeling? t' Quin est homoi”) ......
G. itoeln‘
narlotw'i‘he Resurrection . . . . . . . .
Q KR. Shelley
Ilostlude~flrnml Choeur In I! list.
Paul whim

IA'Tllf.

Grim Baptist Church. In 0 Nichols
pastor Sunday service. preichiny at
It I. 111.: Sunday mhlnl at if: 80 pm
vaults Willie‘s luedlltlt It 6:“ ll m
Serums It 'I: to by the pastor. subject
Imt Opportunity. All are Welcome.

St Paul a Church. ltev. Loni! ll
110Wo11.reclnr ~71 all e m.. Holy (loin
unnlou; 10:30 a up. morning prayer
and sermon; 12 at. Sunday school
7: 80 ii at. art-slay prayer. The Sun
day Iohooi at the parish church wli
resume it! sessions or the winter, he!
to: been closed Ii eAumt lot. but
please note that o'wlpytt elect the!
the ”decoration oi the H0
room It St. Andrew's Mission. Wionlv
vault. her not yet was Moll. lhdi
rclzool‘, W‘l‘i‘lt‘h use!"

o do w not m
until further notice which it“ Mildly
:ivoiit it those coitiihfil.‘ PM“. nailed
lint at the hour ll!h "it“
vice It the church.
luring the summer d 0’“? “in“. ii chili!
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children a to in your Issanlen Ids
emulsifier! M- ’ ’

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no statement 1 gave in lover of Dean' a
Sunday school. _,

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1th? Brls‘htgogilesghmh}:lest linitially
o u I 'e or ,l., 0
31L“ =3“qu are mm} Wham
at eye. or” peo-

ple tenth: o permanent our“.
lire. James A. Elm. 46 Spring St.
South Norwalk. Conn. says: "My ilrot
experience with Dean‘s Kidney l’illa
tool: piece about three years like when
my mother recommended them to me.
i had been stuttering for a long time
iron: a weak and lime back. sowin-
pauied by a dull. heavy nail: in my
kidneys . This was aspect liy annoy
in; when i had any work to do which
required lit/cooled. The contents oi
the first box of Dean's Kidney Pills,
which I procured at Mri. Plaietcd'r
”to: Store. give the rolls: and bone-
me in every wily. Several other
mémberi of in: family have token this
remedy and i. e results In each case
hiya been entirely IItiItidtOry. i
deem it a pleasure to confirm the pub-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Kidney mm in loot."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster-Million: 00., Buffalo.
new York. solo agents for the United
States.

Remember the usme—Doan'wand
she no other. .

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0"»- “a...
uer--10:8Il a. to... morning prayer and
sermon: 13 in. Sunday school; 7 u. m..
evening prayer and portion. .Friday
evening at 7:30. choir rehearsal.
Grace Church. the Rev. .1. Benton
Werner. rector~The sixteenth Sunday
after Trinity-The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock: morn-
ing prayer and scrunch at 10:80. The
Sunday schools of the parish resume
their demons next Sunday at the use
not hours. The router will ciliclate at
both services.

Christ Church. Rev. J. Hypllin
Brown. rector-«Holy Communion and
sermon at 10: in: Sunday school at 10

CHRIM‘lAN ICIENC: SOCIETY.
First ChriItian Science Society. of
Namath—Regular Sunday services at.
the reading room. Masonic building.
at 11 a. m. Hohhot. September llth.
Substance." Testimony meetinx.
Wednesday at 8 p. m. fro both scr-
vicas the public is cordially and Ira-
ternally invited Reading room open
to the public each week day alletuoun
ironl2116 to 4:80.

THE SALVATION AINY.
Services will be held in the Arm
Hell, 50 Water street. tonight at 8: a‘

and on Sunday It it I m and
i p in Sunday school at 3 p in
Open air meeting! each evening It
me p. m. and on Sunday morning at
lozis a. m. Adjutant and hire. .i. 1'.
Winterhoitorn. oillcer! in charge of lo
:0] work. Monday evening at 8 p. to.
Colonel .l. I. Mamtts. of‘New York.
will lecture on Heroes in the chapel in
\lorth hula street.

 

 

"Who II the man who is so loudly
and energetically opposing restrictions
on automobile speeding? i don‘t ml
Iert having seen him among the mo
toriot! before."

"You haven‘ I. ile' I not a motorist;
ties In undertaker] ~dishimore Am
erlcau.

 

We wall: the straight and narrow path
As home we come from toil;
The town commands: “Keep oi! the

”Keep ol the oil.”

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Music Hall

rack a any.
Our Pulley:

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Our wives:

 

 

More. and 1.00300!
“To Head the Patrons"

mavmn' may. a a lilo
lvsumo PIIOII. 10 a tee

Mon, Tues, Wed.
Sept 12th 13th 14th

Hairy il‘outon & Co.
In CONIDVMmfi-ga Lu... 1.",

soul a llolseo

lNTlRNATlONM. MNMIO

Root 8: White
THO“ thOlN“ WM”...

latest MotlooPlcturee

CHANGED DAILY

Shem. ilevine & Spore

PNIIM till W] Milt. “IRIAKINQ
lNTO VAUOIVILLI"

 

 

 

 

 

 

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chNthl-a'fnors. out a. Tommy
Gray and till hitch! Nollie: lilo
midis cm
norbni! nuances oiitv

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Matinee. . . . .Ulllii mu.
Iridiummahflfl

the D.

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Established 1837.

. The Store his tnulpttlttere‘gum timed: ole-ids. which in

Bridgeport. Allyé

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6 p. in. except on Saturdays.

 

 

oi Greit entity

, J

calling Novelty

and Distinction

It is called Polo Cloth, and is of soft wool, quite thick

and not at all burdensomo.

It is really snrprisip

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how light' in weight it is for so warm and thick a clot.
it comes in. plain shadesmud reversible. plain one side
and plaid the other, invisible and attractive blendings in

gray and brow/n.

The l ordagti :rforites are White and Castor.
otor and Traveling Coats.
For MiIIeI‘ tyiiIh Box Coats,

College Girls will (lulu

lit in it.

Section for Colored Dress Goods.

The Oilcéftioil oi Buttons

‘ _ 7 : l i ,7 -
Handsome and elaborate Buttons Will be used on heavy
coats of P010 Cloth this winter, and in themselves constitute

quite sufficient trimming.

Heavy Smoked Pearl Buttons, etched and deeply en-

aved.

Heavy White Pearl, size of a sih or dollar lined and pol-
ished In a way not to destmy the beauty of the pearl.
Large Crochet Buttons. white or black of original de-

sign.

Large Gilt Buttons set with flashing cabochons,

colors.

all

Brilliant Rhinestones for evening coals.
Step and see the assortment.

 

_ Side Floss is (or cmhroidcring on dress goods. It comes
In many shades, and IS very soft, pliable and has a remark—

able lustre.

The lengths are extra long for convenience.
25c for a card of .50 yards.

 

At the Toilet Section they are holding a quick sale oi
Pearle-Demo. it is well know to be an agreeable and re—

liable dentifrice 89¢ a tube.

 

Rolando. Prints, Challis. Fallassortmeut open. Wash—
nblc Lotions ill variety at g and to%c a yard.

 

The D. M.

Read Co.

‘1' H! "o "in: "runny. vary my

Saturday Hosiery

CHILDREN‘S HOSE-45c: 2 pairs 25c.

Finer Rib for Girls.
Heavy Rib for Boys.

Medium Rib for Girls and Boys.
Also Tan and White.

25c Hose—"303ml: snows."
Fine, Medium and Heavy.

"THE CADET. "
Fine. Medium and ileavy

LADIES' HOSE-asc; 2 pairs, 2 5c.

;aisn White and Tan
.‘j:

Bloch, White,’1‘on and Fancy Colors.
25: pm PAlRw-Gauzc Lisle and Medium, Black, White, Tone

and Fancy Colors.

A. Dickerman 8: Sun

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84 Washiilslda’ St, So. Norwallt
retinal. iii .

insolvent any on «cause

Fl".
Hts K. o. Weber the well known
dim or the snapped "union is.
M will to all probability conduct
to museum of the allied audios
We! of this state. at New Haven
I031 year.

At a convention to he held in Hart-
Iorthlloodiy. at Milton rem-outs.
dot all the stools; We! at

”round will uhnpsrt. New
will in all prohehi Ii!‘ ohhumt
u a compliment to the tier-mains
nine. mused oi the Int 00'. first.
tinge it til!
virtue o file position as him
m' of the Mir Him or tattoo

0 tho pertain
contorted

analysis. the loo-t luv
mat Ahouti
title part In 0 casual testi-

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veto“ ml2 at membership in the
«contorted: .

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doom IVI unions.

purport. lllohu hill- 10. ~11" oca
cull-Mo when! iv been. the tall otIy-

0r. submitted his in eye ltor ex-

amination. has lesser...i

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his sight 1111‘?“th this

bid
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root."

oi the twang sprites ”in to): iii:
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