I: '
»‘:)«.
Saves flatware
Childrenwnahtrally never think of
possible strain on their fight when
,poringoveralasoinailasb .~ .
Ihhisuptoyoutogdthmdoaotruia
etrfy. I... or can arrange.
by ream “if a poor light.
The Raye lamp is an 'Inn'snm
against eye troubles. alike for young
R and old. '
The ayo' al - riced lamplbut it isconsirlictedonthe sounded
scientific principles. simpihero is not a better lamp made at any price.
It is easy on the eye because its llsht it so salt and white and.
widely diluted. And 0 Rayo Lamp never flickers.
_ Easily lighted without removing shade or chimney: cnyto clean and nwiclt.
Solid brass throughout. with handsome nickel finish; also in many other styles and finishes.
v’ Myourdsalstloitow ysuhislinselequama-l flirihlofm'dtulfl
. .r to any an“! ol llw
Standard Oil Company
(incorporated)
£0.
I
....
. NEW ELECTRICAL ESTABLlSH-lGREENWICH SEWER CAUSES A
MENT. '
The White Electric Company haul
Ononed an oilice and saiearoom at No. '
-37 Water street, north of Washington
“met. Mr. White. the head of the “.500 Dammi-
firm. was with the Reed & Volk Eleo Herbert H. Swasev. of" New York
trlcal Company. of this city, for the city. is the owner [,1 a house “(1
past year “d a half. Mr. White “m6 3 some land at Sound Beach. Greenwich.
here from New York. where he was .(‘rcorge A. Hurry. of Greenwich. is his
gmployed for ’5 years by “‘9 mfg?“ neighbor. Mr. 'Swasey has brought
01:: :f’lt‘hgogtgfitzgamllscfi “V‘lst'isuit for damages against Mr. Hurty.
’ e ' . and also asks that the latter be en-
having slcrvsed in the Sandwich ”Joined from maintaining a sewer
affirm: '13:“ 1‘38“ :eflxsrff 31d from his property which creates a
‘ ' ' . ' : -' nuisance.
Modern Woodmen of America, ho. Mr. Swasey alleges that. prior
SUIT.
New Yorker Whose Bathing and Fish-
ing Arc interfered With Seeks
to
METHODIIT.
Firm Methodist Episcopal Church.
liter. John E. Zoiier. pustor~--~At the
Sunday evening service at 7 o'clock.
the pastor will begin a series of ser-
mons on “The Home and the People
Who Compriue it." tire specific topic
for tomorrow night‘s service being
“The Young WomauwA Word in Sea-
aou." In the morning at 10:30. the
Rev. Dr. A. ll. (loudenougb. the dis-
trict superintendent. will preach. 0th-
éer services for the day: Class meet-
llng at 9:30 a. m., leader John Green-
is the man
who y‘allteth not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor atandeth in the
way of sinners.
Nor aitteth in the seat
of the scornfui.
Blessed
~Psaims l: 1.
attending the meetings and handingl
his name to the secretary. Evening
service at 7:30 o'clock.
Organ Prelude—Romance. . . . .Tbomas
i)uet-~"They ahaii hunger no more".
from “Holy City" ............ Gaul
Olfactory—"Nocturne" ..... Karganoft
ermon—«Rev. H. ll. Tweedy. l).l').
Organ PostludewCantilenc. Woodward
\‘l’ednesdayn—iizzio p, m., all women
‘ tiller.
4 aorvioe there will be a w
caution in the parish hall; the .stute
,aocreiary. Mira Margaret E. Jackson.
will be present, and‘lhe neighboring
bl'ilncheu tit the society havé also been
invited; an invitation is also extended
l to the members of nonpartab and the ~
; irienda oi the girls income“ Friday.
'7:30 p. 10.. choir rehearsal.
.M
Grace (lburch,.tlle Rev. J.‘Beuton
Werner. rectormehe Twentieth Bun-
day after Trinity. The celebration of
the holy oommunion at 8 o'cloct:
‘ morninil, prayer and oer-mop at 10:30;
launday school at noon; mission Stun
1 day school at liroad River at (i; even-
ing prayer and sermon at 7:30. The
music for the day:
Morning.
g i’rcludon-ri’lacarollo ........ Offenbach
lVenito ....... .................Chant
l To ileum in it ................ ..itoot
.luhlateln F-ilat ;...: .......... lluoh
l Kym ‘Eleiaon in l‘ .. ...... ....‘i‘ouru
5 Anthom—-"tirieva not the Holy Spirit
of God" ”... .............. Steiner
l Pontludo in li-ilat .......... . .liamer
l .. Evening.
l Prelude-Elevation ......... (iuiimant
3 Roman Eat in ii'rtlat ...... ......Potter
Dena Miseratur in I) ............ iluclt
lAnthem-“The sun shall he no
more" ........ Woodward
‘ Contraito Solo—“Gallon Thou thus. 0
l Master" . .................. Meitzke
‘; Miss DePicrno.
. Postlude in F ......... ' ..... Guiltnant
Christ Church. Rev. J: ilypkln
lilrown. rectum-Twentieth Sunday at-
‘ter Trinity. Sunday school at. 10 a.
limit morning prayer and sermon at
it a. in. All are welcome.
......
a.
of the church are cordially invited to, so puny. Pariah, Rev. Louis B. How.
the meellns‘o! the Woman’s Aesoclnj ell. moron—Twentieth Sunday after
tion; 7:30 p, m.. rehearsal 0x the choy Trinity. 1:30 a. m., holy communion.
rue. Thursday-7zib p. m., the mid-110:1“) a. at. morning prayer and lit:
9294; New You Electrical Workers‘
Association. and other organizations.
OILINT DIX DANCE.
lsound in front of his premises for the: lilihlc rises in the church auditorium.
6 p. in. young '
August. 1909. he was accustomed loin-00d. 12 m., ilihle school. in charge
the use oi the waters of hang island.0f Superintendent W. Ewing; men's
purpose of bathing. boating and hairline pastor in charge.
week service of the church.
Norwaik (.‘onsrontional Churchw
Rev. Eldridge Mi’x. ill)” of New York.
l'any and sermon. it! 10.. Sunday
lat-hoot. s p? m., Sunday «retreat at St.
lAndrcw'a mission. Winnipauk 7:30
5p. m.. evening prayer and sermon.
liS1ou may! have noticed that ncafly
fortable seam. ,x- ,
L. We
A I’m-“l“! masquerade dance was ling. in that month Mr. Hurty laid a
hold by the newly iormed society oi he", .pgp, from said duping to the
six ladies, who call themselves the Si-
Iont Six. last evening. in the Hiber-
nian hall in Wall street. The unmark-
ing took place about 10 o'clock. and
the smut many surpriscs that were
In store for the maequeraders pro-
voked much fun. Refreshments were
served during the evening and the en-
the alfalr proved delightfully pleasant.
Another dance will be held in the near
future. '
shore of Long island sound. The Olli-
let is close to plaintiff‘s premises. and
at half ride. it is above water. He
l'clai’ms that the sewer has made a
nuisance on the shore. as the sewage
is on land at low water.
lit. has destroyed his bathing and fish-
ing. Beatrice an injunction. plaintiff
asks for $2,600 damages.
”Henry do you remember how you
used to promise to lavish wealth up-
on me?" "Uh huh." "Gould ’00 lav-
ali ratand' pulpoluiciansiloccupy corn- ion a nickel tor a pair of shoestriottl?“
l .1 :——l.oaiuviile ConriuJournal.
w...—
Dress Trimmings
So many new things in Drona Trimmings are con.
stantly arriving that it is didirult to discriminate.
However. we wish to emphasize the cotilplctcnela
of our collection. I *
Delightful creations in Tassels. including Silk (3M.
nille. Cut Jet. Cut Steel. Crystal. Pearl. Gold and
fliiver Bends. etc.
Styiiah F‘ringes of Silk. t‘ut Stool. Chenille, Cut.
Jot. in straight or graduated ol'icclll.
Exquisite llztndinge and Allover-s. in lllitClt, White.
Ecru and all the leading shades. including the new
Kelley Green. ,
Altogether the beat showing of Trimmings we
have ever had.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington Street
UNDERWEAR
Cold weather is at hand. You will need warm Underwear. Come
in and tree our atocit.
Children‘s: Vnrta and Pants. all aisles 23°
Children’a Wool Garments ...... ....... .400 to 100
lrudlcn' Garments. good quality........... 250
Ladica' "Mentor" Underwear Mo
Ladiea‘ Wool Garments m and 01
Mcu‘a tiarmcuta .............600, 750. 01.00
Hosiery
a
lotions-Illu-lonOIltaa
.r-n-evsuo-a...
sot-era.
. .VU‘OAi‘III.‘ .g- -_-V~_-‘- ‘3‘
.
Iless'l'lallsescscaelllt
Children'n Hos. ....
A. DiCkerman & ‘ Sou
84 WASHINGTON 8T. TELEPHONE 4th .
“Trading
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so
In...“
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Also that :
.. I Quartotw—“The Lord is my light"
..l ............. . ............ PM"
:3 Bass Balm—Selected.
j: Postlnds—umfertotre in n ...... Woly
j Churchwl’ubllc worship at 10:80 a. In.
1; I Oman Prelude—«Adagio rm Boosts In
- l sharp ................. itilelnbsrgor
... ...... .......1Bo;2lor2ho ~
Light, medium and heavy. I'
Busterilrown ........ .. .. ..... ..250 i
Guaranteed Hose.
Ladies” Hose ...... . ..... .. ....200
Large variety.
FACRlC GLOVE. ”......“de
KIDOLOVII....................................t.......7hoInd01.00
monies devotional meeting. The ma-
.uc tor the day will be as ioilovls:
l Morning.
" Preludewwitevcrie .......... Schnecker
lAnthern-“i sought the Lord”
! ........................ Stevenaon
lottertory Trio—”Father. lead me by
. the band" ............. Butte-worth
‘Mins Miller. Mrs. Gibnon. bir. Howard.
‘ i’oatludc—Harche Ana Fianluaua
i ............................ Clarke
Event“.
2 Prelude-«Prayer ........... Letualgre
Anthem-—“lncline Thine Ear“.liinibol
Conn-alto Solo—"Love not thd world"
(from The Prodigal Son)....ilullivan
Mrs. Gibson.
,i‘oatiudewiles Glrondiua ....... (.‘lsrhe
Norwait Methodist Church. trunk
in. Torrey. motor-«Morning scram.
lldzao. with sermon by the Rev. ‘3. A.
latarlra. 0.0.. at Montclair, hi. J. lair
lday morning class meetinx. 9:30. led
lhy F. ii. lledlcat. Sunday school.
112:05 p. at. O. J. Clark. superintond-
lent. Epworth Magus. devotional sor—
lvice. 0:30 p. IL; subject. Temperance.
lAhatincnce and Prosperity" Jar. 86;
i leaders. lira. Edith Initials and Alice
Merrifield. Jvening service. 7:30.
with preaching by _Dr. Starks. Tues-
}day, firth p. 01.. class nscetlnr. led by
l'. T. Ramon. Wednesday. 3 p. m.,
luouthly meeting of Ladica’ Aid. at
lthe parsonage. Wedn‘asday. ll 0. an.
.monthiy meeting of the atheist board
5 at the church. Thursday. 7:15 p. at.
3 prayer and praise meeting; please
i read John it. Friday. 3:30 p. m., Jul-
iior League meeting. under the direc-
l tlon oi Mrs. Harry Smith. Muaic for
1 tomorrow:
or
a
Morning.
Prelud “impromptu ......... Fischer
Quartct~~”lie absil come down like
rain" ................. . ...... Huck
Quartet-«"000 is a Spirit"...lieanatt
Pastime—«Festival Mar-oh ... . .Millor
l Evening.
Preludemilercous. ........... Gounod
W...
Knight Street A. l. in Church.
Rev. Charles N. Gibbons. Danton-—
Preaching at it a. at. Sunday school
at 12:30 0. in. Allen Christian En-
deavor Manna. 7 p. to. Harvest ser-
mon at it p. 10.; subject. "The Fadlnl
loaf." ilpocisi music [or this service.
um
conoaaonlouat.
Billllll blot-walk Congregational
canal cuntéwrhe [40rd in in His
Holy Temp " ...... Grannies
Restroom to invocation-«meal: us.
Holy Jesus“ ...............l-larvay
AnthemW‘My faith looks up to
Til-0" Mueller
(literary-«Adagio ..........i}uilmsnt
With violin obligate by was Ethel
Becker.
Sermon—«Rev. H. H. Tweedy. DJ).
Organ Portion-400ml. from florists
in in sharp .2.........iihoinborm
12:00 p. m.. the Bible school; than
will occupy the pulpit. Morning sec-v Tuesday. 01”.. Friendly Boolety at 8.
vice at 10:30; Sunday school at 12 m.;
evening service at 7:30. Church pray-
er service in the chapel, Thursday at
8 p. or. On Sunday. Nov. 6. Rev. lien-
ry H. Tweedy. of New Haven. will
conduct the communion service in the
morning and preach in the owning.
Musical program; Alex. 8. Gibson. or-
ganist and director:
Morning.
‘PrciudemAiicxro Symphoaique
...................... Then. Salomel
Anhtem-"ile shall come dorm _
Witter-in" ............. n. H. Allan
‘(lontraito Boio»~"ln dreams i heard
the Serapbs i'air" ........J. Fauna
vapour—“God so loved the
world" ...... ' ............ .l. Btsiner
Quack—"Brim. the Lord w.
bow" .................... (’2 Pinsuti
Postinde-March in B-flat.\V. Faulkaa
Evening.
Preludv-At Evening ......... D. llucit :
Antiwar» Magnificnt in E-flst
..................... H. W. Putter
Quench—“Draw me to Thee"
....................... i}. ll. Nevin
Oifcrtory—r‘iong Without Words." on.
20. no. i ...........A. (lutlmant
Pootludwtlhorua from “S.|ll"-‘-"Ho'
excellent 't‘by name is".G. r. Handel
starter.
Musical program as the South Nill‘“
walk Baptist Church tomorrow:
Morning.
Prelude" Adagio irom Sonata. opus
30. .\‘o. 2 ..... L. van Beethoven
Autbomw'Ts shall Dwell ”in the
loud" ............... . . . . .Stainer
Response—"After the flowing Contain;
the Reaping."
Offertory—"Tlse Lard hath done great
thins for on" ........... Stevenson
routine-Allegretto ..... F‘. C. Woods.
Evening.
Prelude—«Baniiicne ‘s ...... Tb. [labels
Anthem— "Oh. Lord. how manifold"
........................ ......ll‘roy
Responae~“Atior the Bowing."
Offertorym Solo.
Postlude ...... . ..... .....A it. Gaul
The Rev. Mr. Maplesdsu will again
occupy the pulpit at both services.
a
(trace llnpliat Church. L. (l. Nichols.
pastorwl’rcschlng at 11 a. an. Bunr
day school at 3:30 p. in. Young poo
pic's taunting at 7:10. Special sermon
at 7:45 by the pastor. The public is
invited.
IPIOOOPM»
Trinity Church. Rev. Merlot A.
(totem. rector; t0. J. Bins. organist
and cholrmastorwa a. in. holy coup
. at tho chapel rooms. Wednesday. All
: Saints' Day. 7:30 a. m., holy common»
i ion; 9 a ll. morning prayer and holy
l communion; 5 p. m., evening prayer.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IOOIETY.
(‘hriailan Science Society of Nor-
walk~~itsguiat Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building. at
‘ll a. in. Subject. October 29. “Ever-
lasting Punishment." Testimony met.
lag. Wednesday at a p. or. To both?
.sorviceslhe public is cordial! rand;
internally invited. Reading rooms
open to thepublic each week day sf-l
tornoon imdzlb to 4:30. l
i
an cavitation;
Mr. Casey had been calledppon Ml
an anxious family to look tor a MW;
in“ man. There wait no tracrl of him.
its any of his usual abiding apols..
and theawful fear came upon them
that he might be dead through acct-i
dent or homicide. The goodhearted;
neighbor was new to make the;
rounds of the undertaking rooms and
morgues.
Mr. Casey had chronic bronchitis:
and coughed as regularly as clock-i
work. Having a. sunken cheat and;
hollow cheeks. he rmggeated on his3
itraveis the grim idea that he might.
bc matting arrangements for bill ownl
burial. 5
llndcrtakcra‘ helpers come to loolt
upon somber things cnauaily enough}
and Mr. Casey on his way out from;
having looked over the unldentidcd}
dead could not but notice the ex!
chanu or looks when he barked hutl
could say nothing so long as colu‘
ment was withheld. l
At last it came. :
Completing a alone of his mourntuiE
‘and empty journey, he panned to mopi
his forehead and so through his pcri- .
lodlcal disturbance.
; The embodied shade behind
.deslt naid: .
1, "You have a bad cough. Mr. (:naey."
' "Yes." said the caller. "and thin,
‘bya back there could be ~-- glad to‘.
' have it."——~tlhicago Post.
i
l
l
the l
am. i
. Representative. Swaxer Shariey oi
lliaatuchy was talking about his
amendmt to strengthen the panel
toe and am set. i
“We must make our lawn miuat
impure land and drum inimitable."
9b..said. "or a national state of ill:
litanlth will be our as certainly new,
3.00 certainly soc-
!
department and young woman's de-l
part-tent. 12:05 0. in. the Iion‘nI
Christian inquiry Club; subject. "Th0
Origin of Life"; leader. 1.. a. Naval
Any man may beam a member by.
life classes for all ma: youna tool's
l
reunion. 10:30 a. 10.. nursing pruor‘ “it reminds me of a story about a.
“a sermon; "91¢, "a. Great cgn' Louisville maid servant who said one
and Opportunity. of the Church To day to her mistress: 'Miaht t have:
day." 12 m., Sunday school and Bible next Friday a week off. ma'am?’ , ;
01...... 7:30 p. 01.. evening prayer; “‘Yoo'll not your usual Thursday;
and address; topic. "What the World the mistress objected; 'but 0! course)
Owes to Christ." Tuesday. the state if it'll importantm'
convention ot the Connecticut sandal " ‘Nr dance is to be buried. mo'amh
school Annotation will be bold in the
First M. 10. church 0! liridtaportt ii
p. m., sewing manor of the Woman’s
Build at the horns of lira. W. H.
Church. 3 Seymour street. Wsdueo
day. All Saints' Day. holy mmunlon
and addrus at to a.- am 0:00 p. 01..
Junior Auxiliary to tbs Board of bill
alone: 7:30 p. 111.. Junior “turnout!
of St. Andrew. Thursday. the Girls‘
Friendly hociety or the parish will
celebrate its tenth illlflfl'flfil there
will be a service in watchmen at I p.
m., with. a shortaddrsas by the rector:
so to the funeral:
“'Yotil' iianoa hurled? Why.
alone that he was dead.’
can’t be sure he’s going to dis, no
matter how ill be may be. None of
us know when we are being to die.‘
lull.
Worlds.
next Friday a week and i want to;
ll Treat advertising tairly. and don't
didn't know you had a dance. lat; ‘
lbusiucas it brings you should be cred-Mttorney {or the deletion to the wit-
"‘fla.siu‘t dead. ma‘am.’ i
"‘Not dead? Then oi course your
r
. 3:1er
‘vertiaetnents l hz'iogeporri'AdvcrniernEnta
I” ‘ ...“ ‘ l
. X
.l
(flirt B. ill. Eileen (flnmpauy. .
all a” l {Embliahrh 1857p ' i“
‘ Wool Challis. more attractive than ever
...; .1
I in looking at this fine display the first wish is for .
hall a dozen gowns. Cllztlli is such a tinintyllzih‘i‘ic and it ' '
tukt‘s such a variety of coloring‘s. ouch um: more charm»
lug than the others.
For huuscgowns. tcngowns and lmudolr gowns there
arc:
Bordered Challis in plain or figured grounds
bands in Persian and llUi‘ill (‘llt‘ClS.
Dotled Challis, from the pin-point (lots to large coin
spots. Black on old blue. Ulil ruse. lavender and tan.
For Evening and Dancing Frocks.
. Lovelydcsigus in sky l)lll(‘, shcll pink. maizc, l'csclia,
:tnll wietaria with white. . . .
Quaint Spiigged Challis of old—limo patterns in tlt'll-
mic hues. '
0.
w i i ll
at 50 and 59c a yard. ’
Tasch Sailings from Germany
That were $3.00, new $2.00.
Tilt-ac were imported qul'tc curly in the season. lilo:
gent cloths. especially desirable for winter suits. but per-
haps they were too expcnsivc. We have rctluccd the
price. Only one pattern of each. six yards in length. El»
forts in dark green. dark \vlnc. and brown. with buncle
borders in black. ‘ .
Very Special.
Section for Colon-(l Dress Goods.
Linen Scarfs at Reductions
They an: slightly soiled. llzlvc 11cm in the window
and been handled. but they are so hantlsmnc our thinks m
the instant of how well they will look over old mahog-
any. Fiftyufour inches long and eighteen nitlc. with gt'il'
nine hand made Clun)’ lace edge (and Clint); is a most cl-
lct‘tivc into for linen). an insertion of inchuitlc Cluuy,
and a single row of tlrawnwork. Aim there is hand tun
hrnidcry across the ends.
At first these Starts were $2.75, but those few muss-
ctl ones are
$2.00
Very good to look at. For lth‘b'St‘l' or lmiict.
0tu Such. , g V R . '
18 x 54. at $2.75. 83.00 and $3.75.
18 x 45. at $0.00. $0.25. and $3.00.
Cluny Centers. ...»... H ‘
544mb. $15.90,. $19.50. and $05.00.
‘ 45-inch. from 5.75 to $12.00.
punch. $3.00, $3.75, and $7.50. -
28-inch. 82.00. 80.50. and $6.00.
20-inch. $1.50 and $2.50.
IMl t . Lincn Suction. ccntcr counter.
Seasonabie Wear for Men
Coat Sweaters of heavy wool, at $2.00. $2.50, and up
to $4.00.
Fleeced
cncll.
Natural Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. 50c.
Gray or White Undershirts of Goo qunlty. 75c.
Men‘s Still Bosom Shirts.
An entirely new line. something .1 gmul many mm
are in search of and cannot null. Made with separate
culls. $1.00 cach.
~ I
Underwear. warm Shirts and Drawers. 500.
Men's Wear Section. Main St. entrance.
Women’s Umbrellas. Special at $1
Oi fine Corolla cloth with tap ed edges. 26~inch size. and a
good assortment of handles.
a
01hr B. ill. iilruil (European. ‘
The Paris Cloak Bl Suit Hbuse‘
THI HODDI OF GOOD OLOTHEI
33 South Main Street. South Norwailc
it you don‘t trade here we both loan money. if you are not in
the habit of trading here it will pay you to investigate our goods
and rriccs before matting your next purchase. We like to have you
compare values. This store always wins with tho women who com- '
pares. You will find here the “Kl". garments tor evory ocaelon. Benin
tiiui Suite from 30.00 up to $25.00. This season's correct styles of
Coats from $5.08 up to $35.00. ‘Ndw atylcs in Dresser from 84.0801) to
$30.00. We also carry the blunt line in town of Skirtfi; Waists.
Cornet: and Petticoats. We want your bualnoaew-hut we do. ‘t expect
it if you can do better elsewheremsnd we want you to hunt: by your
own experience that this store is the” best in tow . ‘
‘ m‘txpin‘v‘ wry-Mass.
‘ "i must compliment you." says the
itry to prove to yourseit that ' the:
lied to something else. There was of floss. who has endured a whole day’a
man up in Vermont who attained tho' cross-examination by tit prosecutor. .. *
great nae of one hundred and ten.l"’i‘ue Statc'Atlorncy as‘ ed you ques-«
When asked by a reporter just what‘ items that. ought to have tangled you
be attributed his longevity to. its rev! all up. but never once did he trap
"'llaoasa are. manna. said the plied. "i ain‘t molly made up my‘you." .
'Jlu’a Sm M’“‘hI§8.’”- mind yet.
Validation Minute New Torts ant medicine letters dichana' with
. as." ,. .
i
"it was catty." smiled the witnesrl.
. "i am used to getting 1 extra late and
{answering my wife'sq ‘ tians."-~Mfe.
There's two or titres ow
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