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, 1 Blessed is the 11111
‘ who wulketzh not in "'
"the counsel of the ‘
. wicked. ' A ‘
Nor standoth in they
way of sinners.
' Nor sltteth in the seat
I of the scornful.
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" METHODIST.
”Knight Street A. M. E. Church-
,Our services will be preached. as us-
ual, Sunday morning, 11' u. 111. The
donglngs oi the heart are to be ex-
unlined and explained.
tsundny school at 12: 30 11.1111. All
.310 requested to be present.
, Christian Endeavor services will :be
p. in. Preaching at 8 o‘clock
in the evening by Rev. Charles S.
Dennis. representative. of the
Rescue Society. 126 Bible House. New
York. lie has done much good work
in :the buyers street midnight tnlbsion
l
1
1 Congregational
. Forrest Cu se, boss.
in Chinatown, New York. Rev. Den-
nis will speak on the following sub-
ject: 'lht- Soul Thut. Sins Will Die.
The church choir will furnish the us-
.ual good music
Tuesdu; muting,
The 11191110131'5. are do
with their t'es'pertive olnsscs.
Thursdny morning, August 2'2. the
Sunday school will go to Sen Breeze
island to 011301 their annual picnic.
Thet nill lenvc Norwnlh :11 El oclock
in the morning. All persdns 21.10 kind
ly invited to attend. 1
The gl'lllld rally will tulto pluce on
the fourth Sunduy of the month. All
members nt'e requested to be present.
The members who fall 1011111; atten-
iion to this call will be considered
non—interested in ithe work 01’ the
church.
class
.1
.~ CONGREGATlONAL.
Congregational Church. South Nor-
Vwa‘lk—aThe uniOn services 01 the 1111p-
tiat and Congregational Churches of
South Norwnlk will be held in the
Church tomorrow
morning and evening. Rev. linlph S.
Hartley. 11:11:31.1» 01' tin:- 13111111111. Church.
will preach at bo‘h services. Music
,by n 8110121111 quurtct consisting of Miss
Louise Wilson, soprano: Mrs. .\'l. R.
MoCnuslatltl,olto; Alsop Smith, tonor;
‘ Morning service
at 10:3 service at
7:30. '
There will be no Sunrlny school in
file ijtntgreuttiomtl '(‘htn'rln but the
regular sermon of the lluptist Sundn.v
(t :1, m. Evening
' .ochool will be hold at the usual hour.
' Thuruduy evening. at l:
. Chil'ltfll . 1 '1
, I
The two (irritation l iideuvor Societies
will hold 11 union selvico in the (1-011
gregarious] (lutrch nt 13: 2111 p. 111.
All members of both churches are
cordially invited to make those sorn
vices us successful numerically and
I - ,opirituu-lly an the preceding union tier~
vices intro been.
welcome.
The rogulur prayer meeting ol’ the
Congregational Church will» be holdon
" ‘15. Spooiul
report 110111 the church council will be
heard and noted 1111011.. Subject for the
owning, The Personal Presence ot the
:lvery one will be
11
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Music at the Norwulk Congregation-
, '01 (.‘hlll’l‘ll tomorrow:
Momma.
Preston‘s-“IIntroduction to the Passion
Music Joesph lluydn
Otter! tu‘ywltomnnoo .. Alfred Modal
Pmtlude Triumphnl More}:
Goo. i“ Vincent
t‘hdrlou N. Laurel. of Spring-
H...
llov.
‘ 3 field, 21111511.. will preach.
No servlcein the evening.
ant-3'1".
3.1111121011111131, noun; Nomulltw
on: members of the nuptial, {3111111011
will unite with the tongregutlonnl
wish for both services tomorrow. ,
‘ ' like bible school will meet at the
, b
.111 so 1. lug.
nested to meet
cream will he on sale and an enjoy-‘
uble time is anticipated
Thursdny~714611n tn. the
held in the chapel, the pastor lending.
The attendance was unusually good
lust Thursday evening.
Friday—8:30 u. m.. the annual pio-
nic oithe Christian Endeavor Soclet)
will be held at Crescent Bunch. The
cars leave the church at. 8:30 :1. m
Tickets can be procured from Mr.
liluttery and the members of the so-
nsual '1
prayer service 01' the church will be “
8‘4 Washington Street.
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ROPE FOR ALPINE CLIMBERS
It In 01 Special Manufacture and Com-
blues Strength. Floxlbllity “and
Lightnau. -
M t "
cittl committee.
Grace
hroe. A. B. B. Th.. pastor—Senioes
Sunday. 11 a. .n1., preaching subject
Unity. John 17:32. 12:30. Sabbath
school; 3 o‘clock
.13. nu are warming.
EFISCOPAL. Y
'l‘r' inity Church, R01.
sonlo,st1p11ly for-August;oleveutl1‘.
Sunday after Trinity—o a, m.. lloiyE
Communion. men's corporate oommu~
nion; 9:40 11.111, ohlldreus sonice;l
10:30 11. 1n..u101'nln1: pruy'ei 11ml ser-
111011.
The children's settice is intended.i
1 light dud sttong'
E as the others.
Frederick A. ‘1 favor among Tltitish mountaineers is
Coleman. rector; Rel. 8.1“. Root, Am.
The rope used by Alpine climbers
BalltlSt Church, G J 59.111: of special manufacture. combining
1 as for as possible the (littering quali-
Eties of strength not: billty and light“
.ness.
{use being made from Stsnl vitallun
sacred .“n‘e‘t' 18nd 10111111111 hemps respectively and
7 4.3. preaching subject.‘ it‘ohth. 0011. E
Three qualities are in general
oomteloiidlly, when cost is not consid-
1 mod. of silk. The latter,th011gh very
is not 110' durubld
'ilmt which finds most
known as Buckingham's Alpine rope;
it is made of the best Maultlu homo.
lnuhe your 1864, Mr. hIcLolsh re
mudo tests upon a number of tops!
sultnble for mountaineering. 01’ the
-two that Were approved one was
made of ltailun 111111111 and the other
of Munlils They both had 11. break
For Laue Curtains
For Ponleres and Draperies
For Shades nod Brass Beds
For 81131103 to Order
. '1 ~— Go to —-——_I
A. Dickermati 81 8011
South Nor-walk
We give 88d! Green Trading Stumps
calls a committee of the Alpine club.
81 SWISS Curtains
Thane 4%
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Had to Rename His Villa.
The residents of 11. certain suburb
of Chicago were for a time governed
by a passion iot giving sweet. poetieul
names to their “estates." There was
one such mun who built a handsome
villa, culling it "The Nutshell." Thus
was the home introduced to.~.his
friends, and it become widely known.
To the surprise of all. therefore. the
name wasgone titty suddenly changed
to “Sylvan. Nook". and 11 flood of in-
quiries soon began to 110110.111.
“Whyghove you given your home
.0 new name?" a friend united.
was the mutter with ‘Tbe Nutshell? "
"I sickened of being joshod about
'lt." sold the owner, with n sigh.
“There isn't :1 boy within two miles
heraahoute who husn’t stopped and
rung the doorbell to ask if the colo-
nel was in.”-—-Li11piucott’s Muguzlnefl
Punch Revolutionary Months.
The order of the months in the.
French rcvolutionury oulcndur begin-
ning with September 22 the tour was
for the children of the Sunday schooli lug strain of two tons and sustained ,Vendemiaw llrumnhe. Frimiure. Ni.
and will tulle the plate 01‘ the regu-i the weight of a twelve stone mun voge’
11111 pur-~ after. falling from 9 height of ten Floronl. Prairiul hiossidor. Thermidor
"1111 Sunday school session.
ents please interest the children in
this service and assist the rector?
The rector is now on his vacation
feet"; Non mountaineers hove some-l
{times considered this insufficient. but on Septexnhhr, 16
’ it in highly problemutlcal whether the dayg the gunmuoudefi dgdimmd no
human anatomy could survive the
and has let his address with tho; sudden compression of a thin rope
stniot warden of the chur.ch ll W. 1011111111: from any greater full.——F‘rys Rccompensen
Raymond. and if nooessnry. will be
mind to return to town at any time
to administer to any desiring. hint.
——---—~———-o-
fltuco Church the Rev J. llentou
Werner. rector. the 0l(‘\'t'llill . ‘nndny
alter
iioyi Communion .11 S:
or nnd sermon :11 10:.111. At this ser-
\':ito tho uuntml offtlinp, for the bone
"l‘11nlty~—'l‘no t-cithrntio 11 of the,
morning 11rny~_
Magazine.
ESTlLL 0.38 ERVE MARKET DAY
{Canadian Gltlea Preserve a Worthy
. 01d Institution Brought Over
1 From Gleat Britain.
”.2...
E “Market day." for ages on institu’
tion in England still exists in certain
Pluviose ‘1,‘.’cltose Genuine],
(Fervidorl ind Fructidor with it ended
Then follow ed live
tenets of 101111011 10 Les Vertus Le
Genie. Is Travail. L‘Onlnion and Les
Decreed November 2:.
119:1 this (nlendar was untedutcd to
September 22. 1792 it was nholished
on Rivers to 1111 xiv. corresponding to
lDooembor 31.1805.
., , . Truth.
"None of use." we. are told. "likes his
own qualities when he sees them ro-
flected In others." Probably many ro-
spootuble people will take it for a par-
ilt of the Nomad: ilor. 11ml will bei localities, and may still be studied 11110! in all good faith. For we all
1:11.111
in. h sctvict .
(‘hrist i‘hnrt'h, lit—1'3”. .l. iviypkin
lil‘own. I‘Crtoi‘; vloventh Sunday after:
’l‘rluity-wlioly Connnunion at 11‘ u. 111.;
Sunday school at 11:30 a. 111.; morning
prayer and sermon nt 111::111 :1. 111.;
evening prayer and sermon nt 7131)
11. 111.
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5T. PETER'G EVANGELlCAL LUTH~
VERAN CHURCH.
St. Peter’s Erungellonl Lulhorun
(lhurrh. Murtln i1. Stouu, pastor;
eicvonih Sunday utter 'l‘rinity-wllivino
services conducted in 11106011111011
language will be hold :11 the usual
hour. at 10:301. 111.. at. the ’ohurch in
North Main street. Tho «poster will
(deliver to interesting 1111111111011 1111 the
gospel lesson tor'the Sundnyr hi6
111111110 being The lerluee and - tho
Publionnw'l‘ypes 01 Church doors.
The German spanking public is ooh
diully invited to attend. Holy Com-
ununlon will be celebrated. A... con-
fessional .set'vioo will present the rerun
lnr survive 11110 o'clock. ‘Sundny
11011601 at 9:30.
W“
custart‘m science soots'rv.
Christian solstice Elm-111111. or Nor-
walkwfiegnlnr Sunday service 111 the»
reading room. Masonic building, at 11
b
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l
i
it. 111. Silbietlt. Align”; 18th “80h!" .
Testimony mastitis. 1111111911111th 8
11. 111. 1‘0 both serrlco'b the public is
cmdlally sud internally luvit’od nude 5
its Halitnx. Nova Bootla, or Charlotte-
town. Prince I‘d". urd island. where
large enclosures and roomy market,
houses are maintained for the benefit
E0! the country people and such citi-
zens us huve established a regular
malket business Everything from
live stock to n bouquet 0% flowers may,
be brought hero for sale the owner
being allotted 0 suitable place and
charged a small fee for his uooummtr
«lotion.» and while most of'the market
people are «for from being eupaolully
rustic in their dress or speech, the vii.
riely and sometimes the penuliarlty
of their offerings «till suggest the lm.
.portaut part union the English mun
.ltdt and its logul control played in
the local and business life of three
centuries ugo.~t:huries Winslow H1111.
in National Magazine.
l
How Ram. m. “and; ~
' "How are you on ancient history?"
inquired the Wood 1111001 1111111. ' '
“Fists." declared the base of Smith-
fle'd street. "Ask me nurturing you
want to 11110111"
‘ “l was trying to recoil tho 11101.11
about ‘thoue guess that (tackled and
thus save Home."
"i remember the episode. Iii'ou an,
noise was a very riot: city in ancient
man.- 1111111 with cold and Median:
hours. or getting hit 3001"
II a.” "
"But when this 1.01.111. um
«more. our tumult“ a 1 ‘
stones. some irritation had authored in '
the motor will oiilciute at with interest by the tourist who vig.;knOW 11““ We “V6 by choloe Nth lico-
olo who are like ourselves. We seek
and 01111110 those of similar tastes, simi~
lar virtual; and similar vices. And
with peoplo ot dili'ereut framework we
lire unoomtortnhle. Your 306d bour-
‘goolso gets on badly with people who
are unconventional. Your Bohemian
rages furiously when constrained to
'the society or the ordlmry
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SUSS FOR $25,000.
New Haven Road Defendant in Action
' For Damages.
Alexander Cstuoboli. 'utimiuistrator
of the estate of the lute John bolster,
who was killed ln‘a railroad, accident
at the Standard 011 Works at Wilson
.’ Point 11 your ago. has brought suit
in the United States clroult' court to
recover 325.000 damages. The 10111:.
dotcnduntu ut‘o’the {New York, New
. Moran and Hartford Railroad (30..
The Standard Oil 00.. and The Union
Trunk 1.1116 Co. The suit is brou ought
under tie provisions of the new om-
pltn‘cr's liability law.
M
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on moving poor on»
I‘_ out! tor the W110“.
south 1111mm. ‘ -
Mn. Luis Andre Wuumm st.
'13 s. Bennett.
.WillluM Bum.
11151111111. tender of tho Wheeler and Wll
? as conducwr. lilo resignation due to
‘ ill health and business. was Sorrowful
' will come as 11 big surprise to even
' ed by many to he. the premier band in
‘v‘Whut -
. .irlends will be pleased to learn of his
Below is 0 me or 1mm "momma '
Mum Clio-in
1111100011010. August 111. from A
son band, this resigned utter 15 years
it" deemed by the band 111 11 special
meeting hold Tuesduv evening in the
headquarters. Golden Hill 11nd Middle
s’tteotu ,
News that Mullnych has resigned
one. Though it has been known for
time that. \Ir Lynch did 1101 fool in
for a moment he would resign in fact
the baud tncmbdrs were surprised
and very loath to allow him to resign}
it took them 1111 hour to consider tut ’
matter before it was voted to accept
the teslz'nutlon with regret.
Band ls Prosperow. ,
The posing or Mr. Lynch as leader
0!” the organization which is consider
tho state.11muns perhaps a change of:
policy. At the present time. Mr. Lynch
leaves the 11111111 in n 1prosporous .0011-
.dltion with good bookings well into
the season.
George hunger the oldest musician 1:
in the country. .11 us chosen as lender '
to succeed Mr. ili'nl'h. The position
is only temporary, however, as Mr.
Shutter announced he would only hoiti'
it until u successor could be chosen
and when the bond duds the man it
wants Mr. “Sanger will step down.
J. Wlléon Cliffs wus elected "bush
nous’ manager 01‘ the band. Mr. (little
come to Bridgeport in 1903 as tronr
bone soloist. with the Wheeler and
Wilson hund. Ho secured his schol~l
ing in the British army bond and come E
to this country and served through the“
Spanish-American wdr in the Cuban
cumpnigu'wlth the 12111 U. 'S. infantry
band. 'He has played with u moiorltrl
‘ot the big concert bonds in England‘
before coming here and is well outtlitl‘
ed 10,11,111 us business manager. ‘
1 Frank Sheridan. was chosen secre
tury of the 01: 71111110111011 in the place,-
of 111'. .l.,-'uc.h who held the office 017‘
lender and scorutury. The now some
tary is :1 Bridgeport boy and his many
good fortune. He joined the hand in
1908 and is considered a rat class m‘h-
siciun.
Former Leader Lynch has lived in
Bridgeport all his life. He joined the
Wheeler and Wilson band in 1.1117
mining 110111 the H0119 hand. in the
latter hand he 00111111011101] his musi-t
cul career at 011 enrly use, Rocognizfi
lug his ability the baud cleoted him ',
leader in 18117. in 1910 the bond pre~1
sented him with n ~sold watch as n 10-:
ken of esteem and it is one of bird
Lynch's Cherished possessions. But;
for the incl. that Mr. Lynch insisted;
that be be ullowed to resign his rosin?
nation would have never been uooep~
tod.
Everyone Knows/George" 3
The new leader. George Sanger, is
too well known to Bridgeporterg ti
need any great mention. In toot 91-
eryone knows "George" as .he is- utter-.f
tionutoly rolled by the band members. 1
The oldest bund 1mm in the countrhi
Wilson as u drummer in 1861'. ‘i‘wo
yours inter during the ‘1? Mi not hit.
Sanger enlisted in the Fourth Lulteditf.
States lntuntrv band That organizu
this furl
CASTORIA
do: 111an and 01111111111.
1111 did 111111111 lino: Budd
‘ wall”. to .83. 3101- J
the best or health it won 'uot thought .
lender Banger Joined the Wheeler 31.: if”... mm-.- .. -,- m, 2...”-.. a mu Anus-v
I:
tion during the war was General ‘0
Grunts heudqttnrtcrs’ band and Mn! 1., ,
Sanger points \vith particular pride to: if
M tho close of the war hell ‘2"
Wlwbrh 135?
i .
A“ E The 8101': 010003 at 5," o’clock except Saturday. f 'll
. 5
~ , THE-«AUGUST SALE [or unanimous which
. closed Thursday evening was“. a rottiarltably successful .
one. 'In two ways such :1 large clearance gives im~
‘mcnsr satisfaction. (lur customers are given the chance
to obtuin the finest anticios of intuiturv mode by the
hand of 1111111, :11 prices well within reach of all. iho
Furniture bought and placed in its now home setting
will give pleasure for many years. Good now, with
ordinary care it will be good forever. On the other
hand. our large Furniture,Gnlivrics arc depicted of“ this
season's got‘u‘is and their platter are filling with new
Furniture witch has begun f0. L‘t’JlllC in. each “ti/21y wit- :‘
messing the 'urrivui of new pict'cs from celebrated . *
twentieth century cabinet tuniccrs.’ - '1
Because you have, perhaps. finished buying 1711t11i~
ture for this sunnnoflwni are still interested in band-
somc Mahogany, Cit'cnssian Walnut and Oak.
Contennd sue the new Furniture.
Fourth flour.
JUST ELEVEN REFRIGERATORS LEFT
1’ at Special Prices.
0110, all white inside and out. was $00.00 for $65.00
Ono, Opalitc lined, was $58.00 for $41.50
(")11c.'('jpalitc lincd, ‘ was $3.100 for $26. 00
(inc. Stone lined 1111.21.30.00 for $35.00
One. Enameled was $24.00 for $117. 00
One Button-led was»: $29.00 for $20.00
One, Stone. lined was $38.00 for $27.00
'lf‘wo. galvanized \\’€'l‘t 21009 for $8.00
(flue Chest -' was $11.50 for $5.50
One Chest was $8.50 for $7.25
FOUR LARGE GAS RANGE-S.
Four burner .with oven and broiler. 11215 $35 .00 lot $20. 00
was 313000852300
$32.50 for $26.00
for $28.00
linst'uicnt.
Six burner. oven and broiler
Four burner.
Four burner,
0\‘t’ll.'l’)lfbll('d. fry oven. was
orcn. broilcr. fry oven. was $351.10
SUMMER DRESSING SACQUES. 1;}
Dainty Sucqucs of lawn. tuudc litupirc fashion,
were $2.25,
. - 98¢ to ciosr out.
A second lot. square iltt‘lx‘.
trimmed, were $2.25 and $2.50.
$1.25 t0 closv out.
cniin'oilicry 11ml 111cc
Second “(1111‘
New Models in Autumn Tailored Gowns
and rough Utility Coats
shown this week.
Second lion
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‘\‘ ‘6‘. ‘6‘
.Afl/U at
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K P 1 cl Everyone who .i- . much out doors. oven on the porch.
\vom up to \ ’05! 0 tit and serve no .
'0 11 :1 t r.
til 1870. coming buck to Bridgeport”! should but 1100 311/000
and surging will) the Wheels) 8‘ Wil 5: Choice examples ofnew-modrls 101' full noted 101‘ their
son bun over 5 one. i g
c‘huruol er 11nd 1111111111. tire oflmed here The selection of
. The band will start. nogollulbnsE?’
with 11 high (1111311 musician i’or leader? 1 one or those garments insures both economy und soils
and be will probably conduct the cotsi .. :fuotion in style. '
cert Sunday. august 25 1 E“ 'l 1 . .
“)1 . ‘ ILook at these Sweaters carefully. inspect the, yarns.
U . consider, the distinctive sly-10.911110 you will wonder how
' E. they (111111010 be marked :11, snob modest 'tigures. «
Prices range from $2 98 to $6 50 oath.
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The N. E. RYAN C0.
SOUTH NOR-WALK .
iHlNG‘I‘ON 812,
Norwalk Chronicler