H ‘ fun-tiny meeting of
METHODIST.
First Methooist Episcopal Church.
loath Norwalk—Set‘irices for Sunday:
9:80 a. m.. class meeting; Brother
Greenwood. leaded 10:30 a. m.. mora-
"lul worship; semen by the pastor
the Rev. John E. Zeltei'; subject. “The
Goat ol 9. Fit of Anger." 12 m.. Bible‘
«shoot; superintendent. William Ew-
ing; Men’s Bible class meets in the
church auditorium; address by the
pastor. 6:30. young people's meeting.
7:30. evening worship; subject of ser»
anon, “An Old Time Suggestion for a
Twentieth Century Practice." Music
fit the day:
Morning.
Prelude—Andante Paatorale
' Bartholomew
Althein—— ‘Cousider and hear
me" ...................... Pflueger
alertorywontraito solo, "(lame
home" ..................... Loreen
Mrs. Alex. 8. Gibson.
hounds-«Commemoration
March ............ .......C J. Grey
Evening.
Prelude—Bowen“ ............ Wilson
Anthem—“The Home Light". . . .Maoy
Mertory—Contralto sole, “0. Jesus.
Thou art standing" ........ Griebel
”nude—Marcia ..... Henry Hackett
Notices for the week: Tuesday. 7:45
9. 111.. class meeting; leader. Brother
Remington. Thursday. 7:45 p. m.. pray-
ag. Friday. 8 p. in. sharp.
the industrial
‘ualue. The fall campaign inaugurat-
ed with an oyster supper. Open meet-
ing, to which all men are invited. Ad-
dress by the Rev. John E. Zeiter. "Cit-
Inhabit) in Practice."
Norwallo Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torrey. pastorw’l‘he pastor will
speak on the subject, “Men and Re-
iigion.“ at the morning service at
10:30. Sunday morning class meet
in, 9:30. led by F. ii. iiedient. Snu-
Iay school. 12:05 p. 111.; 0. J. Clark.
superintendent. The school is making
earnest preparation for its rally Sun-
day. to be held on October ii. Epworth
Moshe devotional service. 0:30 p. m
The topic for the meeting will be "The
Exemplary Life"; the leaders will be
fivvm
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Notice!
Blessed is the man
who wallssth not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners.
of.‘ the scornful.
Nor sitteth in the seat
—-Psalins 1: 1.
Richard Abbott and vLeGrand Green-
wood. Evening service. 7:30; subject
of sermon. “Counting the Coat." Tues
day. 7:45 :i. m.. class meeting, led by
F. T. Roscoe. Thursday, 7:45 p. m..
prayer and praise meeting: read .lohn
6:28-71. Friday, the fall convention
of the New York district Epwortli
League at Prospect Avenue M. E.
Church. New York; sessions at 10: 45
2:15 and" 1:;30 the church is located
from the subway station at East 158th
street. Music for tomorrow:
Morning.
Prelude—~Andante Grazioso ...Wallls
Quartet—“0 Lord. rebuke me
not" ......................... Buck
Bass solo-Seiected
Postlude in C .................. llexg
evening.
Prelude—Fantasle . . . . .lllhmenthai
Quartet—“Come unto hie" ..... Nevin
Trio-“Art thou weary 1’". . .Galbralth 3
Postludewaarch and Chorus from i
"The King Eternal" ........ Ashmalii
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Knight Street A. M. E. Church.‘
Rev. Charles N. Gibbons, Pastor.——’
“reaching at 11 a. m.. by Rev. A. l...
Bailey of Baltimore, hid. Subject
“God‘s Marching Orders to tbei
Church." Sunday School at 12:30 p. in.
Miivlna Burr. Superintendent Bun-
dai School concert at 3: 30 p in. Allen
Christian Endeaior League 7 p. m.
Preathing at 8 p m.. b) Rev ii. i.ucaa,i
of Bridgeport. 4
CONGREOATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational—A The
son ices at this church tomorrow will
be in the following order:
Morning Worship, 10:30.
Organ l’rcludewlmrgo ........ lliilltli
Anthem—"My faith looks up to
Thee" .................. l-ichnecker
Offertory~Vlolin solo. liacoroilo
Offeubar b
Miss Ethel [locker ‘
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Sermon—Rev. Millie W. Spra’guc.
Brooklyn. Y. ‘
()raau Poatiude Allegretto. . .i.eyimch .
12:05 p. aim-The liible school, There:
are classes for all ages. roung men's l
department and \Olifli; womens do.»
partment. }
l
i
deem will
hand and
No.
Anyone who has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
do so at once, as we
have but 10 Razors on
will be sold.
Sentinel Ram Coupon
do well to
no more
h 4 ‘ ’ ll L .L
. .. ., .
‘ H o‘me 4‘
there is aunts eons physical
a tdw— crlnrlmtltobww»
boiollowed by radians.
“tho first. symptoms are
neglected.
But: this sufl'crlnr; will soon be for-
4 gotten. and tin ro w il be no aficr consc—
qnonces it relief is obtained {mm a safe.
reliable. natural corrective medicine.
BEEOH‘M’S
PILLS
ought to be on hand in every
ready for use at first sign of trouble.
This famous i‘ninily rctnuly has
proved in years and your of truth its
{favor to correct physical trouble and
word 00' discuss:
Try for your'scif—or in your bolas.
a few. doses and see how the bodily
system is strengthened and refreshed
and how surely and nicotivoly they
Relieve
Suffering
Yahwmnslvmhm
which“ direction. 100. nus.
Organ Prelude. Nocturne. . . . . . .F‘oote
Anthem, “Doth not Wisdom cry?"
Rollers
'1‘th
. Mallory Solo. “1 will feed my flock."
. Postiude. Ilodorste in D.. ......Bniart
W
Grace Baptist Church. Rev. L. G.
Nichols. spartor-vi’reachinz at 11 a. at;
Sunday school at 3:30 p. m.. G. W.
Johasou. sunsrintondett: bronchitis at
7:45. by the pastor; subject, “lilzeiiiei’s
Wheel in the Middle 0! a Wheel." All
are welcome. Come early to get a
good test.
. 01"IIOOIIV‘I':I'II|"OII
lPiICOPAL..
Trinity Church. Rev. Frodsrick A.
Coleman. rector: E. J. Silas. organist
and eholrniastarw-«Fil’toonth dumlay af-
ter Trinity. 8 a. m.. Ho’mmunlon.
10:30 a. m.. morning prayer and ser-
mon. 12 m.. Sunday school. 7:30 p.
m.. evening prayer and sermon;
prehcher. the Rev. M. 0. Thompson.
rector of Christ Church. Greenwich.
This service is to be a “rally" ser-
vice for all of the organizations
of the parish. Mr. Thompson is a
preacher of great ability and rector of
one of the strongest and most import-
ant parishes in the. state. lie will be
well worth hearing. The public is cor-
dially invited to attend. Wednesday.
7:30 p. m.. Brotherhood of St. An.
u
Evening Service, 7: 30.
Organ Prelude-Evening Prayer .Bmsrt
. Barri
Oflertory~bfedltation ..... Weizmann
Authem~“The Good Shepherd“.
Sermon-“Rev. Leslie W. Sprague.
Organ Pastime—Elevation. . . .Colllns
the Endeavor
Circle. at the home of Mrs. Leo Davis;
7:30 p. m.. rehearsal of the chorus.
Wednesday. it p. m..
Music at the First Church, Alex. 8.
Gibson. Organist and Director:
Morning. Prelude, Sonata 0. first
movement.
Contralto Solo. “invocation" (new)
................... W. G. Hammond
.J. C. Macy
hove Divine”. .
"lie. watching over is~
Response. “
Anthem.
rael." from “Elijah".l". Mendelssohn
Posttude. Tempo di Marcia .......
....................... Wm. Mason
................ ,. . . . .li. W. Parker
Ulerterv. Walther‘s Prise Sons.
........................ R. Wagner
Quartet “Tarry with me O my
Savior"
‘Postlude. Entree Trlomphal
....................... Paul Wschs
IAPTIOT
Add 80 Norwalk Baptisb— .........
a m.
iOrgan Prelude. Russian Romance
Allegro ....... (l. Merkel
Anthem. Venite in ii: tint ..... D. Buck
..... .......Alex. 8. Gibson
drew. at 7 lilth street. Friday. 9 a.
m.. celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion; the testivai of St. Michael and
All Angels; corporate communion of
the members of the Woman's Auxil-
iary to the Board or Missions. 7:45
p. m.. choir rehearsal. All members
and friends of the parish are cordially
invited to attend a tea to be given at
the home of the Misses Hatch. 60
West avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.
September 20. between the hours of 3
and 5. A donation of a bandkerchiei
will be appreciated.
St. Paul's Pariah. Rev. L. B. Howell.
«blow-Fifteenth Sunday after Trin-
ity. 7:30 a. m.. Holy- Communion:
10:30 a. m.. morning prayer. litany and
sermon; is m.. Sunday school; 8 p. m..
Sunday school at St. Andrew's. Win-
nipauii; 7:30 p. m.. evening prayer.
The Sunday school reopens tomorrow;
it is warranted that every scholar be
l-Iveniux. Prelude, Cantilene in A. in school promptly. The vector will
...................... Theo. Salome take a" me .emees‘ Tm Wm be
.Anthoni. Nunc lllmiiis in P: list
sermon in the evening. The church is
open every day in the year for private
meditation.
Christ Church. Rev. J. Hypkins
Brown, Rsctor.-—!‘iftosnth finally af-
ter Trinity. Sept. so. Holy (lemmas-
ion at s a. m. alioday school a no
a0 .0 Mornina Prayer and sermon
lit ii a. m. Choir mural Nils!
evening at the Church. at s o'clock.
There will be a celebration of the
Holy t‘ommunion at Christ Church. at
.................. Hoflmlh 8100'“, 8 “Clock tomorrow mtn‘“
Anthem. M'Hssieu is my Home'
........................... Broom
Response incline Our Hearts'
Ufteriory. "l sill give you Rest
Schillina after Triuit y
tlrsce Church, the Rev. J. Benton
1Werner. rector—Tb.- nftoonth Runday
The celebration. of the
Holy Communion at 5 o‘clock: mornius
............................. “eat player and sermon at l0130; Sunday
Fancy Potatoes, per pk.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, pk. 85c
3 cans milk for. .'..'5t 1 ll L Soap to bars i’or..15c
31.3115 shrimp int ... . . .. .25. 3 lbs Soda t ratittrs for“ use
2 cans l'i.il. raltlltlll t if ..25rj3 lbs. llalticg. fur ......... soc
2 Cami Klimt it‘ll Hort lug
BUTTER. per pound ....
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
.22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
.15 gliakcr‘s Cocoa or t ltm-olatc tor
29c
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PHONE "H
'th Coverings
grades between.
”UNTIRPM‘I ............
TOR" IHIITO ...........
COM! lN MOO “I
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BLANK ETS
WNITI ILANKITI. “a (all out”). to .7.” (all
03!”! BLANKET... ........ .............CI'I08.60
PILLOWCMIIL.......................... ..... ...... 10000250
COMFORTABLES
CONFORTAILII. white cotton filled ...... 11.86 to “~76
Ill!
FRiNOIO OOUNTIIPANIO............
.............................. Mata“.
A. Dickerman & Son
wast). with all she
...... “Almeria
one no covsnmos
TELEPIBONE its
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We Give S. &
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ii. Trading Stamps
...‘.......v- .p.-«~... ssss
Response, “God of Love and Power." ,
Blillllflll Hill
Coirr m 73...... a an Hair?
Preserved with a Harmless
Remedy one from Sage
Draggists everywhere comment no
the fact that they are selling large
quantities of rage for making old
fashioned “sage tea." such as was used
by our grandmothers for promoting in
growth of their hair. making it fluffy
and beautiful and restoring its natur-
al color.
The demand for this well-known.
herb for this pnfiiose has been so great
that one manufacturer has taken ad-
vantage of the fact and has placed on
the market an ideal “sage tea." con-
taining sulphur. a valuable remedy for
dandruff and scalp rashes and irrita-
tions..cslied Wyeth’s Sage and Sui-
phur Hair Remedy.
The manufacturers or this remedy;
authorise drugalsts to sell it under
guarantee that the money will be re-
funded if it tails to do exactly as rep-
merited. '
This preparation is altered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists. Special agent, Stillson-Poweil
Corporation.
school It noon: mission Sunday “533":
at iirond River at 3 p. m.
l
Morning l
Prelude, Album beat ......... Wagner
Venlte ........................ Chantl
Gloria in Excelsis in G ......... Calkinl
Te Deum. in C .......... . ....... Buck’
Benediction. in A flat ............ Buckl
Contralto Solo, "Just as i am“. .Smlllli
Miss De Pierne
Postlude. in Aeminor .......... Calkinl
CHRISTIAN OClENCE socnsrv l
“First Christian Science Society. of:
Neuron-Regular Sunday services at:
the sending room. Hasonic building all
it a. 111. Subject. Sept. 24th. "Real-3;
lty." Testimony meeting. Wednesday.l
at 3 p. m. To both services the puirl
he is cordially and internally invited-1
Reading room open to the public each 5
week day afternoon tram 2:15 to 4:30.‘
i
AVERILL PLIAIID AT HEALTH}
LAW FOR ALL CATTLE ;
Commissioner on Domesticated Ani-
mals. ll. 0. Averill. was asked last:
evening. if he would comment to the
legislation touching his department;
during the present session of the legis» .
lsture and he said: i
"1 will say that that previous to that
present time it states In the United?
States had legislation protecting them
from the entrance of diseased cattle
"Of course cattle are constantly
being tested for shipment into the tilt
forent states and not less than to
per cent. of them react to the teat.‘
and owing to the protective legislation
they were. unable to ship them. ‘
"i believe that Connecticut not her.
for any protective legislation in thel
past has been receiving more than her‘
proportion of those cattle. as trade foi-
lows along the line of least resistance. .
“The present General Assembly has
passed a law that cattle. more
than six months old can not be shipped
into this state. except that they are ac-
companied by a certificate of [tooth
health signed by the authority having
charge or the disease of domestic sow
lmals in the state where the shipment
originated. or come into quarantine;
under a permit issued by the commiswl
sloncr on domestic animals. and such »
cattle would be examined by the com.
mirioncr and if in his judgment be:
thought best they could be subjected
to the tuberculosis tea ."
~~o~m-~_
nut. ssrars aALss. i
The following transfers of real os~‘
tats have been recorded in the other: of
Sarah C. 8collab! to Arthur H. lien-
j Town Clerk Herbert a. Bmith. ;
i
l
" poll. lot lnRast Norwalk. \Val‘.
Edmund P. Horton to William Law.
.1 low, building lot in Fair avenue. War.
Louise Biron and Robert Alexander
' to Sarah Tawallnsky. lot and buildinsri
in Elisabeth street. War.
leopuld Weiss to blur! A. Mouton.
:1 land and buildings in Everett place.
'; War.
Estate Joseph [loans to H. F‘ Gloss-
'_‘ on and L 8 Boers. land in Franklin.
'j‘ avenue.
Administrative Deed
John C. Broidiia to Iii. T. Bates. land
and'buildiugs in West Norwsik. War.
~ Norwsllt Securities Corporation to‘
2» Martin J. Monouough. building lot in
, llbodonolir Park.
Charles W. Hart and wife to Frank
T. Hutchins. lot in Bilvemlns. War.
Jacob l). Raymond to Elisabeth (ls-
m. building lot in Division street.
.. Rowaytoo.
William B. Huhbsll to, Magdalene
Plant. lot is Bells island. War.
Edward J. ladrisan to Lewis ll.
Waterbury. building lot in flowsyton
I W”.
Albert Welisits to Roi-be" V. Om.
T saints: lot is Tuber viw Park.
.' War.
‘l‘iiswousawbomrsahoassworh
embarrass“. also“
. ilsslvsatss.
Bridgeport Ammo 1
Bridgeport Advertisements 1
@112 R. ‘ Bil. illruh disrupting.
Eatshilahrh 1057.
New Tailored Suits
Wmiicii's
Plain and Fancy Tailored Suits in authori—
tativr styles for the coming season. in ‘a wide range of the
most desirable mutt-rials, at prices which tango. from $15
to $00.
The woman in need of a Tailored Suit in the prevail-
ing style at a iiiotlcrutc price will realize licr desire
Road‘s, for there are numrrous
(it
module to choose from.
Smart mannisli surges. clicritiis and fancy mixtures.
in black atitl colors.
Suits in rough weaves an (i
inch lciigtli Coats. iiiclutlc scv cral style“. all cxlilliitiug
variety of new and unique collais null rrvcr cifcch’
\\ itli satin.
two-toned fabrics. vvitli 30—
o
Lined
Surges iii black and navy. t‘llllCi‘ plain or trituincd with
braid_aud velvet, in exquisite color t-tuuliiuations.
lined with satin.
Richly
Several (.liltl sized specialties for stout latlics.
Though it took years to acquire our suit reputation.
we believe this season's offerings will fully sustain
it.
Prices have been regulated to attract suckers oi rcul scou—
omy and to center your nttcii titm on our Stilt Suction.
A Handsome Rocker for $2.98
Special Offer for
Saturday Only.
A liaiitlsmne Rocker that sclls regularly for $5.00, in
either mahogany finish or quartered oak. Large sizc, with
arms. easy and comfortable.
room.
Spi‘i‘lllli’lls in upper Main
Suitable for parlor or livingr
St. window.
Women’s Neckwear
A most desirable adjunct to the new Fall coat or
dress is a choice sclcctimi oi Nt't‘kwcnr.
'l‘lic collars. m1—
lar and cull sets and jaliots have much to commend lllt‘lll
besides price.
Collars in Princess and \"
ciiisc Lace, Square or point-
oil. for coats and dresses, from 75c 1033.00.
Largo variety of Collar and Cuff Sets in now Slliipc.‘
at «liiicrcnt prices.
Kelly Green Collar and Cut? Sets. SL25.
Also a new line of black Satin Collars and (filler and
C115 Sets from 50c up.
A choice lot of Side l’lcatcd labels from 03C up.
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Ellie E. ill. limb illuminant}.
.__.._._.m
for rail.
Waisls.
the best models
Percale. Linen and Pique.
him in native.
Their absence is
ideas of designers of note
follow your inspection.
The N. E.
FALL WA] STS
The topics! makers haic given no further beauty
than that of shape and tailoring in the. new \i'aiats
Don‘t look for fanciful iilmniinas on these
The fabrics are Flannel.
The assortment is made up of entirely original
in and we behave the collation will pioie the most
interesting we have \et slionn
Prices range from We to ””98
We are sur‘ that enthusiastic admiration
lid Washington Street
the hallmark of right on
Madras.
All are light weight but
who possess unusual aliil
will
Ryan Co.
ROOM AT THI TOP.
There is neat demand tor young
I
l
I
then trained for administrative posi-'
lions. and the salaries are large as
well as the demand. This does not
apply only to our large industrial cor- l
poralions. for our large manufacturers
and merchants are sorely in need of
young men trained for their needs. 1‘
i know of many manufacturers who are
now paying their sales managers from
$5000 to 816.000 a year and would
gladly pay them more rather than lose
them. i. personally. am connected
with one corporation where the man
who has full charge of the manufac-
turing rmives a salary of only 02600
n year-«a man who has a splendid edil~
nation and is an expert in his line. on
the other hand. the sales manager.
who has charge of the administrative
part of the business. racetra- a salary
of 012,000 a year. And this is not all.
if the moo also left, we could quick-
iv Ill his position and perhaps obtain
a better man. but it would be very
rmttb an illumiifmfll.‘
~ m ‘
‘W. r. wirmors a (to.
A girl who isn't ashamed of big feet
hasn't got them.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. the actress.
is not kindly inclined to criticism of
her work.
At a rehearsal of a new play. one
morning. her manner. Mr. Charles
ii‘rohmsn. stopped Mrs. Campbell and
said:
"Mrs. Campbell. it seems to me that
those lines should be delivered thus."
repeating the lines in question.
Mrs. Campbell drew herself up and
said: "Mr. r’rohmsn. I am an artist."
“That is all right. Mrs. Campbell."
replied the urbane manager, "1 assure
you i will never reveal your secret." ;
POLEY'I "UNIV AND TAR 00M-
nouns
still retains its high place as the best
household remedy for all coughs and
colds. either for children or grown
persons. Prevents serious results from
a cold. Take only the genuine Foiey’
Honey and Tar compound. and rotors
substitutes. The Bride‘s Pharmacy and
it _
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Norwalk Chronicler