,AT
HOYTIS THEATRE
MATiiiilirPAiLY. 2. P. in. . .,
. , lightheaecongtltrc antiwar and ii a. M.
L Kidney
parlance—1:30 and 3:30.
in One Act
'. Warn? earunoAv. Monroe-re ehowm.
' . specter. nonhuman-roe
..,. 3 ...,
LaS‘kyS Hobos '
Todeska 81 Keating Trio
. ' EVENINGMMS and arts
Just a Wop. ' lemon 81
3A Dramatic Playlet
' Conrad
‘ Vocalistp .
__,V . Comedy Bicyclest'es
"Change of
Matinee.
J‘Scdnd lilc
Vaudeville every Monday
MotionPictut-es Every Day
1 me HALL
I THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 30 AND OCT. 1.
.3. . . _
8: Thursday
5
Hewett Piano, by St‘elnert [bone 00.. Ueed Exclusively .
~PRICES
30): Seats, 25c
,, Evening .
. lilo and the
n.—
MATINEES DAILY, 2:30 P. M.; EVENiNGB. 7:15 AND 9:00 P. u.
Engacment Extraordinary
W. E. WHITTLE
The Eminent Ventrlicqulat
BACK To THE WHITE HOUSE
The Elaborate Scenic Production
GOPILAND C WISE—Colored Entertainere
‘IINGHAM a GABLE~Novelty inetrumentailete.
CLAY a. FREEMAN—in The Hotel Lobby
. LATEST MOTiON Plcrunee
onto PRIZES To CHILDREN earunoav MATINSI
' PRICES—Evening Balcony. 5o: Orchestra. loo.
, Palette—mun... Ladies and Children. 6e, and Men. 10o.
up.
Vanderbilt Cup [lace
Saturday, October 1st
, Grand Prize Race
oi the Automobile Club
of America
nanny, OctoberlStll
NV giddih’er Isabel
Ill
. on t,
'_ “to.“ at auctioned.
iat‘roaaonable rates. Phone till.
unapo-
Winged:
will leave steamboat Dock, south]
illoi'tvallt. Friday evening, Bent. 30th.
“Friday evading. Oct. 14th, an ill
connecting with
“ I train at dotingtoa ior Riche-
.41.. 1.. arrivina in time to see
or race at do break. On return
train will eave Hickavilie at
on. making quick connections with
‘ . , int Traimdi Return. ivlc
bill-eats on hard. hum tak-
i'l‘he Recreation'l‘our-
ist Company
‘AUTUMNAL TOURS
Block iaiand, "0.50 and $11.50--8attir
day. Sept. 3, three doya' trip ovm
Labor Day.
White Mountains, ”Label: daya'
trips. accommodations at Sinclair
Hotel. liethiehem. also includes
Flume ville. Mondays. Bept. 12 I; 19.
Niagara Fella. “om—hour daye' trip.
Saturday. Sept. 10. international
Hotel.
Niagara Fella, Thousand lelende and
Montreal. Moo-«six days’ trip. But
urdav. Sept. .10. ‘
nettyeburn, Luray» Caverns and Wash-
ington. D. 0., ”moo-43in days' trip,
Saturday. Oct. 22.
Above rates irom New Haven. For
circular describing all tours call on
E. ii. miter. at depot. or oddresa The
Rwreatiom'rollrlat Co. 183 Orange at.
New Haven. Tel. 1201.
w.~~u.mw.“m.-dau~m-~ a... .. 1.... .... ..
OLD YALE GRADUAT! DIAD.
in’i‘CHFiELD, Oct. l.-ii‘roderick .l.
Kingsbury, oi Waterbury. well-known
as a writer. and a former member oi
till! Yaio Univcrelty Corporation. died
here yesterday oi heart failure. He
had had a eevere illhea previoue to
coming from Waterbury to hitchhold
earlier in the season and had been all-
ing hero icr about a weelt. Mr.
Kinaehury was born at Waterbury.
about 87 years ago. and was graduated
iron: little with the clues oi, 1846. One
eon. Frederick J. xinaebur‘y. Jim. and
two don htere survivors him. The for
aural wit probably take place on floor
day with services at Ltlchileid and he
torment at Waterbury oi. the' «caves.
nicacooi thaw: . . ,. _-
A HittiAIi. ‘3'“iflli’iti’lliiun-N0‘i"
NARCO‘HO. . . ,
Get the aemiihej‘olcy‘e Honey and
'i‘ar in the yellow pee as. it ie care
mi reflective. ileum ' no cola w
harass eubatitlitee. . the brim. W
. must constantly" ircni
' Standard.”
lichen
“it
..
.
.‘V "r.
Iteallliiltlly. 3 WW , ‘ ,
gooey and.. bright; s. O .. _ ‘
.Piie p , e tlyveune‘ all
ahese‘dthseaseak ilere’e print (at it in a
a!“ . lll‘. I?” I ".0" l} '7;
litre. Gert it ill: llier, Honor-lobe
'Ave...,souph . ..
had no occult to‘u e Dean's idney
Pills or anygotilereiridney ruinedy for
several yours, as my old trouble has
never returned. .i had, it. long tinge
of kidney complaint and cultured ab
backache. i
could not reel all on account oitbo
dull..tbrobbing aloa in my back and
during the day my lightest housework
was a burden. i was subject to many
headaches and also noticed at times
that the kidney secretions pulled too
ireouenlly. The contents oi the first
box oi_Donn'a Kidney Pills. procured
at hire. Plalaiod'a Drug Store. helped
me and i continued bbolrrtiao until i
wee entirely cured. i know at several
other people who have obtained equal-
ly good results from the use oi this
remedy." ”
For sale by all dealers. Price bi)
oeuts.‘ i‘oeter-Miihurn Co.. Buiialo.
New York. sole agents ior the United
State}. ‘ ‘
Remember
tulle no Other.
a in.
the nume~lloal¥e~aud
.. . MN .. . 1......_... an...» .
earners “LUBE?
The Bible School to Have an Unila-
uaiiy interesting Proofam.
iluily Day will be observed at the
South Norwuik liaptist Church tomor-
row. Every nerlvoe will be iipecial.
in the morning the pastor‘s sermon
will be on the topic. “The Rallying
The Bible school. under
the direction oi Dr. ii. iii. Allen. will
have an unuanui program, the pastor
will speak briefly on "'i‘i‘ape." an ob~
loci lemon or interest. in the. even-
lug the service will begin at 7 o‘clock
with popular song service and so on
on “The ilrr-utcr About." The door cite
will sing a brilliant program of mu—
s c. '
Morning.
Prelude. Communion in A minor...
Edward llatietc
Anthem. "(iod Shall Wipe Away
All Tours” .................... Field
‘ ilosponee, “Father. Hear Thy can.
dren's Call' ........... ......liurdetl
(iiiertory, "Here 1 See Theo Face to
Face" ............... .. ...... Nevin
Pouilude, (ilcrln Patri... ...... ilnrnby
Evening.
. Prelude. Aw-Salltudo. .llenj. Ballard
li-Avu Marla“. HJUchmond
Anthem, "Dotti Not Window Cry"
............................ Rollers
lloaponuc, “Holy Father. iiour Our
Cry" ........... . ......... Tuueiie
Oiiortory. Contraito solo, "Seine
Regina" ...................... Huck
Mrs. Franklin lrvlng Smith.
Quurloito. "Saviour. ()‘er Mia's
Troubled Deep" ......... Chlltenden
Pootiutie, Commemoration March
................ Clerk
.._... ..._. .a..-~.~~.»
RALLY SUNDAY.
W...
Special Servicee at Booth Nomalk
Congregational Church.
Tomorrow will be observed as the
annual ilally Sunday at the South
Norwalir Congregational Church.
The Moroin Service will be appro
prints to the ay.
The liiblo School numeric to bring
together its entire membership at its
annual rally exercises. tomorrow noon.
At the Men’s Christian inquiry Club
the men will come together to begin
a very interesting program.
The Evening Service which was diu-
contlnuod during the summer months
will be resumed tomorrow evening at
7:30 o'clock and will be ill the lam oi
u regular preaching service.
A call has been sent out to each
member oi the Bible School and also
to each family in the parish with the
reactant that each and every iamlly
be represented at the services of the
day.
The regular congregation have been
invited to participate in the‘eaerolsv-r
oi the Bible School which will include
a roll call oi the mediocre.
The day will be generally used tor
the purpoae or making a good begin-
ning tor the Fall and Winter work or
all departmeoib oi the church.
IPIOIAL IIRVIOEO AT SALVATION
ARMY.
There will be special services at the
Salvation Army hall tomorrow as ici-
iowe: Convocation meeting at 11 a.
m... Bunday school at 8:30 p. on: Young
Peoples Legion at 8:80 p. m. and a
dedication service at 8 p. up. when a
baby will be given away. headmaster
Winterbottom (brother oi the adia-
tant in charge) and band-man Holly-
wood. oi Brooklyn. No. l Corps band.
wii assist in time Inertial service-ail
day with their oorueta, closing and
speaking. They have both out in many
years in the Army work, bud are ex-
perienced, although their time is not
entirely given up to the cause. Mr.
Winterhottcm la worhlua tor the Bor-
den Milk 00.. in Brookl n. and Mr-
i-ioilywood is a Jeweller n the same
city. Everybody invited to there aor-
v cee.
RALLY DAY.
Tomorrow will h§ rally day at the
First Methodist piacopei
school. There will be tpacisl manic
and Rev. 3‘. i). Torrey will eddreae the,
school. it ie hoped that there will be
a large attendance.
3 _ tun—mam
Cheater M“kll'.‘0f Kerwin street.
is attending the automobile races.
‘ yr «. nil-mu u». w I, w '
. 1" o mount» oi the Mer-
tel, no Manuiactureie‘.
non. appointed Wednesday alibi , to
ballroom the
look into the motion
We: t: molar-g,
will“ moot
’, . i l‘
up urine
. pretence “W
, immediajm
l Illa ‘Iiill v
(Will Iaysi, . i' . have”l
Sunday it
Mr
8.
.
«meter
in“ no I
a. 1,
.W.’
Day" so - ”if“
Norwallth div
evening eervlce. ,
preach the second
on "dinners timed" to , Our Lord."
”"l‘hei’riest a d the Invite. or the
Membrane! N” , ‘, 1 j ‘
Norwslir Methodise‘tliiurnll. Frank
D. Torrey. pastor-«Morning worship.
10:30 with iloiy«:0emmuaion service:
Bundly morniuaclaee meeting. mo;
matte devotional service. 6:80 p. m;
Evening; worship Ib'llbo. The auhiect
oi the sermon is “The Battle at Cal-
vory. where the World's Greatest Vim
lory Was Won." Thin will be the last
named in the series “Decisive Bat-
tles oi the Bible."
Knight Street A. M. iii. Church.
Rev. 8. H. v. Gumbo. pastor~Preach
log at it a. on: Sabbath school at
12:30. after which the'delcuial will
make their reports oi thacon'vontion:
Allen 0. in. League at 'i p. m.;preach-
ing at a p. or. he communion will be
administered a or the evening eer-
tvice, and the Rev. J. U. Gumbo pae-
tor oi the A. u. a. church.“ diam
iield, Mesa. and editor oi ibetOhtiu-
tlnn Mercury. the New, Haven diatrlct
paper, will preach both morning and
evening. and the choir will render epo-
clal music. All are invited.
aye-+4.. ’
CONQRIC‘ATIONAL
South Norwalk mention“
Church. Charles 3. Maoiariand. pu-
lor~ltully Sunday‘wlli-be observed to
marrow at all the acrvlecl... Public
worehip and preaching. service, at
10:30 a. in. Rally wartime oi the BI-
hle school at 13:05 p. m. The Men’s
Christian inquiry Club will begin its
inll sessions at 12:05 p. in. The even-
ing preaching service will be resumed
at 7:30 p. in.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
welk. George D. Egbert. pastor—Mom
lug service at 10:3M‘rolly service
ior tho coharoxatlon-i-sddreee by the
punter; Sunday echooi at iazlb~Rally
Day nor-vice; evening service at 7:30“—
mueical senior—cantata. "Hymn to
the Creator." by .l. ll‘. Bridge;' first
meeting at that. ii. A., Wednesday.
at 8-Bible reading and presentation
or than): oilerln church prayer scr-
vlce Thur-adamgos-«a story teller‘s
evening. Every y bring a story
with a moral. l .
I ICOPAL.
Trinity Epleoopal~Nineteeuth Sun-
day aitur Trinity. 10:30 a. in. holy
communion antibermon. )2 111.. Sun
day school. in. in. evening prayer
and sermon. Tuesday evening. 7:80.
regular monthlyl brlslileu meeting of
the Woman's Guild in the guild room.
All members having mite boxes are re
quoted to beta.“ to this meet-
Ing. Thursday evening. 'iztb. regular
meeting or the iris‘ Friendly Boole
ty in the guild ‘m. Friday even.
log, 7:30 choir rehearsal.
Saint ul'e Parleb. Rev. Mill! 8.
HoweII. motorwmneteenth stander at»
ter 'i‘riuitymi'bo a. in... Holy Common.
ion: 9:45 a. lil.. morning prayer: 10:80
a. m.. Holy Communion and aenuou;
12 mir‘alllldil' seaool; a p. m.. finder
school at Saint Andrew‘s mission. Win.
nlpauk; 7::io p. In.. evening prayer and
sermon. Tuesday. a p. m. Cirie'
Friendly Barman Mednoaday. 2:80 p.
m.. St. Paul's i Id.
Christ Church. Rev. J. prlilu
llrown. rector ~8unday school at ill a.
in: evening prayer and sermon at
3M5. All are welcome. It being the
lirst Sunday in the month. there will
be no morning aervice at Christ
Church.
Grace Church. the R". .1. Edition
Werner. motor-«tho nineteenth Bun‘
day alter 'l‘rlnity—-—the ilrat celebration
of the Holy Communion at ii o'clock:
the second celebration oi the Holy
Communion and cannon at 10:80: Bun
day nchool at DOOM the adminietrn
tlon oi the monument oi baptism at
2:30; Mlsuiou Sunday echool at Broad
River at 3:00; evening prayer and ear»
moo at ’iziitl. Attention la called to
the tool that the evening service will
be resumed mouth»: at 7:80. A slur
cial musical pm in will be rendered.
For thoec not familiar with the prayer
book. service louileta have been pro
vided. All the airlines at Grace Church
in the evening are iree. A cordial In.
vitaticn in extended to eovrybody to be
present.
m
CHRISTIAN ”IINOI IOOIITV.
Firei Christian Science Society. oi
Norwalk~iteauler Sunday aeivioee It
the reading roam. "Iconic buildlol.
at it a. m. Subject. 001. I. "(lumi-
ity." Testimony maetlu . Wodueadav.
at it n. In. To both arm on the public
is cordially and internally invited.
Reading room open is the public each
week day afternoon into 2:15 to 4:30.
leHTl-iotlal Minion
Mr. Wiley. oi Germentown. Pa. Wlli
speak at the Lighthoqu Mission. at
3 o‘clock. ioniaht. l(it 8:15 tomorrow
aiternoon there ;wi be service. All
welcome. Beats iree.
eurr ion m
The Reed 1 Valli Electrical
party have broom drill for w
againat a man in Brno! it mt. .
,ertyio thee tot baa. .,
“cohort in W m j , .4 e decadent
is iii-eater C than , .tlie‘rdelnwl
more we. “not
.0 Mi 0... . , 9
gull. on the 0|:I,§I'fl"fll‘m More
(33:: uperior Court or
jo'cloch.
Flirt Molhodi t“ lion 1 Church.
a tocursoinpi‘llm'fio; tor
, ‘1. all he,
who. lilie- mtor will
lemon in the urine I
Sunday school. litiliiih in; llloworth 5
, Common Piece, ,
Tuesday. November that, at 10 .
“r. x ‘5'. Mn
”3%. nah... culiiil llldlpeeiion Vol.1
hit and..Y.om..SMh.,Fula
, fine. ingFive Minute:
do there la, lea acme one in your
is y who antlers monorail oi indi-
tro' mu 0!th ‘dollar; a: stomach
it o. w y. ' y can acme
Dispensing the glaucoma will?
.Tliaha leee..bleealua» iv digest
canola: on can but Withoutdhe
slight ieeomitirt.“ eon urethane a
sour. gaeay ltoinah live minutes alter.
Tell your chem let Wlet no mad
the formula. platnl printed on these
il-cent canes oi Papa's Dispensin,
then you will readily aee why it makes
indigeetion, Boar Stomach, Heart.
ml” and other diatroaa an in live
in notes, and rolevesat once ouch
mleerlee as Bole log at Cauldron“-
thna of sour. undigested iced. Nausea,
Headaches,“ Diazineas. Constipation
and other Stomach isordere.
Some talks have tr ed on long to had
reiiei ircm indlzeation and Diaboli-
sia or an out-oi-crder atomacb with
the common. everyday cures adver.
dead that they have about made up
their allude that they have something
else wrong, or believe theirs is a case
of Nervoueness..ila‘atritia, Catarrb or
the Stomach or Cancer.-
This. no doubt. la a serious mistake.
Your real trouble is, what you cat does
not digest: instead. it remains and
scars, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
poi-on. which putreiy in the digestive
tract and intestines. and. beeidea. pol~
son the breath with nauseous alloys.
A hoary appetite, with thorough di-
mtion. and without the ‘eliahteet die-
comfort or mieory oi the Stomach. is
waitln: l'or you as loan as you decide
to try Papa's Diapepeiu.
J-«m iv-wmwmm
VOLLMIR THI MAN.
Will Be Named Today by Democrats
to Canon Hawtey.
From all the armmenu that
have been made. the Democratic con-
Veution at ldncoln Hall, Bridge rt.
thin afternoon. at 2 o'clock. will a
(nod deal oi an event in the campaign.
There will be a large delegation irom
South Norwalk. which will include hat-
tere. members oi irateranl organiza-
tiona. and the German Singing so-
ciety. of which William Volliuer in a
member. with a band. and there will
be a street parade.
The convention will be called to or‘
dar by hurry Gill. chairman oi the
committee on crodentiala. and Judge
Eugene C. Dempsey. oi Daubury, will
be the chairman oi the convention.
Only one name will be presented, that
at William Vollmer. The nominating
speeches will be by John M. Donnelly.
of Bridgeport, and will be accouded by
Patrick J. Connolly. oi Danbury. 8co-
aicr Donovan, oi Not-walk. and Homer
Cumlmuaa. oi Stamiord.
A. 0. H. DANCE.
Pieaaant AiiaIr Given by Division No.
i. oi Nor-walk.
About one hundred people. young
and old. enjoyed the dauce'aivea by
Division No. l. A. 0. 11.. Int evening.
in their hall in.Wali utreet. and they
danced and danced until a vary late
hour. The music was furnished by
Fledlera' orchestra and they played
line dancina music the entire evening.
The meal ion at the evening wae
when the old inhioned dances were
run on. everybody ioliilng in and mak-
ing merry. Great credit is due the
committee or arrangements. consisting
oi John P. Moore. chairman; John hic-
Namnru. James lurphy. .lohn Carpeir
ter and Peter (iiichriet. Hugh Mo
Cal-thy was in charge oi the dainty
refreshments that were served and
John McNamara took the tickets at
the door. Michael Hayes was in
charge of the but and cloak mom.
John bloom was the floor manager.
and his aides were Roger Walsh and
Henry Conroy.
DIX TO LEAD DIHOCRATS.
State Chairman Nominated ior GOV-
arnor at Rochester.
ROCHESTER, Oct. i.—-'i‘be follow-
ing ticket for State emcee was nomin-
ated by the Democratic State conven- »
lion shortly
night:
For Governor—John A. Dix, Albany.
For iJeutonauiCovernor-m'i‘homae
F. Conway. Clinton.
For Secretary oi State-Allows"! La-
ura-try. Kings.
For Comptroller—William boomer.
New York.
For State beginner—John A. Rental.
New York.
it for Treasurer—«John .l. Kennedy.
r a.
For Attorneyneuerawi'homa. ii.
Carmody. Yatea. 3.
For Aeaoclate Judge oi the Court oi
ADWNMFPWN‘IOX Collin. Ghemulil.
W.-
The quarterly meeting of Court lid-
moude Dc Athlete Wheelers oi Ameri-
ca. will be held loader eveniag.
emu nu!
beiore midnight inst
nu. ooorge (between, dittorweik. E
renamed hervdutiea in Mi'yn'e bait. '
cry sitar a ten days vacation. yeeter» b
day. .
to. and in“. them. it. u. man-a
bare‘returnednircm their wedding '
sad have same-whom» t r g'
apartments in; Phloem avenue.
signs,
semi-1
Come
gratifi
4
bars.
R
I
Broken
Tu
We note
SHIRT
ALL Ii
SHORT
R. I. lilo: Willard the Royal bar
Willi fidfldifihfllx tr
7'1
wow which he will «bum at' e
Firemeu‘e 11‘ r. .
-
’au mobile raced.
William It ‘ , Lei iierweilr. ie
m" or
in attdndenoe at; - Mobile
on tong ialeud 1,11". _
agra- in...
the Men Worth, iriieldfi.“
-oo&n?}’smn°rl°§:§ll in at , iagthe l . ,
tomb
lligli neck. long sleeves. ankle length.
High neck. short sleeves, ankle length,
Low neck. short sleeves. ankle length,
Low tit-ck. no sleeves. knee length,
M uaual. at the cioae oi the month. we make Special Prices on
eaoabotorne or so came ~Value 75c, See weal window.
PRINTIDJOIIM. lilo—~Value 14C.‘ Assorted colors.
NOVILTY 'PLAIDU. ile——Vaiue 16c. Bright colors.
LADllO' CHIIT WAleO. ML! PRICED—~8ample aamente.
outywlndow. l
eaoltau Linea onion ooooei
B.M: Read Go.
mm ' I857.
W“ Arc fllhoseGoodsintIle
i“
Hi .
din Street Corner Window l
For a couple of days, over siilcc that window was are
ranged. that question has been repeatedly asked. And _.no
wonder. 101' the material attracts by its beauty of coloring
and fine lustre. Here is the simple answer.
Silk and Cottonjacquard.
39 eta. a yard.
Wash Goods? Of course. so called. but it could really
masquerade as oil-silk and never be detected. The colors
are those most desired for afternoon and evening dresses.
rose. rcseda. champagne, old blue and apple green. 27 inch-
es wide, a lovely fabric.
Wash Goods Section. lower floor.
’l‘hese Curtains at $1.59
The first day's sale proved the value of thesa. There will
be enough to last through Saturday and possibly Monday.
Renaissance Lace. White or Arabian, very effective de-
$r.59 a pair. Upholstery Store. third floor.
Gold Rings?
Garnets. aiilcthysts. sapphires. pearls, corals, emeralds,
)rccions stones and set in solid gold.
$2.10 each. 9
A large assortmentwand the Holidays approaching.
and see before the lines are broken.
0n sale at the Jewelry Section.
Women’s Merino Underwear
A light weight. half wool and half cotton. about right
for this tune of your. Vests and Pants, 75 etc. each.
Union Suits, four different models, every taste can be
cd.
$1.50
per garment.
Some New Toilet Sundries
Everyone who likes the 47“ preparations will be pleas-
ed with a new and
very fragrant Almond Soap. in small
i0 cts. '
oger & Gallot'a Taicum. delicately scented, in con—
venient boxes with shallot tops. 25 cts.
Roger & Gallet's Liquid Soap, very clear and pure, in
large bottles. 70 cts. .
“Savor! dc Voyage." ready for travelers. 35 cts.
Oriental Bath Powder. pound packages. 25 cts.
b‘
The D. M. Read Co.
Month-End
53316
Lines and Short Leanne, » ‘
make such eale attractive we put in items oi popular use.
acme of them:
water PIONT‘ruo—Nalna 500. Fine embroidery.
Lit Mimi“. lim—Valueprlc. Moire and iaucy.
Lemme! wean cocoa.
time-«c mitt k
' almond Behaller. Hadrian.
Harrow. . .. .
, Geo; ii. nook. Elohim.
or similar article. Design.
. ouoaremmmr.
.ci Fol 'slii weenie. .5
t Joelle-our ‘
.B
all“, . ,
imlflli "Bill
unarmed Wilbur.
35%: iii BM?
i ,w
. {inoculation of. the
Mn itbla‘ country..ng
Norwalk Chronicler