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766011 Player's!-
Dr five dollars“ per year. we can‘
lite a policy insuring to the limit or
ten thousand dollars, protecting the
policy holder from claims tor injuries
caused by him \\lille playing golf, to
my person or persons, provided, how-
ever, the liabilitv shall in no event ex
need fite thousand dollars for damage:
for such injuries to any one person.
l‘ay lor 8. Golder:
Telephyne I230 South Norwalk, Conn
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Read Joseph iiavis‘ adv. on page 2.,
THE SOUTH NORWAL'K EVENING SENTINEL
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MK" 1' who walketh not in i
W‘Aml the counsel of tho '
wicked, I
Not standeth in the l
for pointers in new dress. He also"
sells the tamous “Cross" gloves for: way 0f sinners.
ladies “““r' l Nor sitteth in the seat
—t‘ltas. Brand is good on watches,
clocks, jewelry and optical goods. of the scornlttl.
’i‘he hrs: cool spell has unproted' —~Psalms 1: 1.
business with \‘the coal and wood'
dealers. and the man who has his»:
supply in .zltead of the rush will be
the immune one when lllt‘ tire is" .— »_ —
needed. 1, 'N ' ' _ _,,-___M CONGREGATIONAL.
‘ METHODIST 3 South Norwalk ('OIIRFt’ngiomll
——l,ate.~t Style Soft Hats. (i‘lirien‘s.
The South Norwalk Trust (‘ompany'
caution you against getting your fin-
ancial bark swamped by bills. A check-
ing account and a savings account
with the Trust (‘ompany will help you
to keep from disaster.
~~»l.utl1cr M. Wright will run bus to
Danbury Fair. $1 round tt'ip telephone
1413-4 for information.
James t‘aruvelia. of Rowayton, line
mun. t'ell trout a pole itt liynes place
'with Baptism anti reception of new ton’s sermon topic will 1),.
'lm You Believe.
yesterday morning, while at work and}
sustained “an injury to his richt hip.
Dr. W. .I.
found the inju1v was not serious
—l\iilli11(»r 410595 P. llallock l.~ad clturi 11 on W
108’ milliner, 15 Chestnut street. Houts
8 to 6: 30.
Tracey was called and hm
First Methodist Episcopal Church. (‘hnrt'lr-John 'Stapleton, minister‘—
South Norwalk—William G- Giiiiu, miu- i’ublic \\‘orship Sunday morning at
istermitizlltt a. 111. Holy Communion 10:30, Communion Service. Mr. 5131,]...
"The l’act
members. 12200111. llible School. 6:30 Of Christ." Evening 50”“... at 7:30.
p.111. Young People‘s Devotional ilour Sermon t",- the 11,.“ Sherrod Sonic.
11“] “3' ('lfll'flli‘“ “”1““- 7330 D- m. "15 ll. 1). of Hartford. Bible School at 12’
There Any Christianity in Business?" o‘clock, 1n.'
The first sermon in a series of “What Special program for Rally Sunday in
"" charge of Assistant Superintendent
Vt'ednesday at 7:45 D~ m., C1055 Douglas Nash. Words of greeting from
Meeting. the pastor. Special music. Senior C.
Thuisday 1117 15 p.111., Prayer Mi’i‘l' 9. meeting at 6:30 p. 111. Leader, 1‘. C.
ing. Thompson.
The tirst it‘all business meeting of Music for tho m.,;
fthc Litdles’ 'titl will be held in the Morning
1’11110‘0115'81 3 p.111. A" Prelude—11201111111”) .1 ......... Thomas
ladies are especially requested ‘0 h9- Otteiittory Largo ........ Beethoven
lprescnt and start ”I" fall campalgn. Soprano Solo—One Swedtly Solemn
'Grnnd Rally of church and Sunday Thougm _________________ Ambrose
Arthur ll. llarncs. son of Mrs. liar-1 1 ,
.scltool on October 17“!- . l’ostludeerti'crtorte in Dunieor
riet Hott Barnes, formerly of this Music '0', the Day Batiste
city, has entered the Mussitthusettsl Morninrr at 10: 30: -. . ........ .E.v.e.n.mfl .......
Institute of Technology in Boston to .()rgun Ptelude The Rosary Nevin Prelude-Serenade ..... Gounod
specialize in chemistry. Mr. Burues‘Omun ()i'rertorywAndunt \\‘iluon Uffertory ., Andante ........ Schubert
graduated from the
College of Pharmacy
the. degree of l‘.’ H. G.
in 1914,
~-’Dont forget the Democratic rally,l01can Prelude—Vision
Red Men's Hall.
John 11. Hyatt
tonight.
11 Norwalk batten;
1» who had numerous acquaintances in
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this citv. died in the state hospital
' at Norwich yesterday as the result
of injuries that he tecclved on Julv
3. when. uhiie returning home from
a carnival in Norwalk, he was strucki
' by an automobile.
An injury to his
spine resulted in brain trouble. Mr.
‘ Hyatt was sixty-seven years of age—-
it" “Danbury Newt's. _ .
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O‘Brien.
Many lianbury people will find
I 1 causevfor regret in the announcement
of the death of Mrs. Sarah Larrigan,
in South Norwalk, Thursday.
' Larrigau was for years an employ-e oi’ .
the restaurant in the railroad station
' in South Norwalk. before the present
station was built, and afterwards be-
! 7 came proprietress of the restaurant.
3.Hundreds of Danbury people patron
flirted the place and “Sarahfi' as she
was known to her patrons, was almost
as widely known to travelers as the.
. railroad conductors and engineers of
“that period were. In those days
nearly all the passengers traveling
between Danbury and New. York
ransterrcd at the South Norwalk sta-
Ttion from the Danbury and Norwalk
' trains to the New York New Haven
f and Hartford trains
and many of
them patronized the station restau
"mic frequentlys—Danbury News.
' NEW HOTEL MAHAGKEMO.
110111011 Grill and gentluncn'o lunch
M opon until 11:30 pm uropuinr
prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents.
11:80 to 2 p. m. Table d'hotc dinncr.
*utlventy-flvc cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8‘9.
IngSorvetl in main dining room.
'i can sTOMAcH TROUBLE
.. ~ - Dr. Olmstend’o
Famous Dygpcpsla Powder.
,Stilisoit-Powcll Corporation
7 PREGGIPTION DRUGGIBTS.
a": Washington at. 130. Norwalk, Conn;charge. . -_ ., . :1
M rs. I
M“-‘5“('l“““’l‘-"()i'unn Postitnie—i’rom ‘Semele.’
with‘
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'ples service at 6. 30
Soprano Solo—The Vesper Prayer
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i’ostlude—Overturc .......... Rossini
Rhetnbcrger. Mid-week sorviccw'l‘hursday. 7:45 p.
Q1gan Offeriort -\oiuntary. Hunting m. “A Church Night." Special musical
()rgan Postlude-Aiicgro Moderato service. Social time with refreshments.
F01" An interesting referendum will be giv—
‘ ‘ ---' job by the pastot.
Norwaik Methodist Church. itev. 1 Wednesday,8p.m..
Charles Elmore Ilarto, D. D.. pastor. Class. .
Sunday services as follows:-—- 5 Friday. 3:35 p. m., meeting of the
Class meeting at 9:30 a. m. Ruily Temple Circle of Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p. m., meeting 0111on Scouts.
in the Auditorium at 10:30; the 81111 Brookside Chapel.
day school scholars meeting in their Sunday school at 3 p. m The sea-
on 11 room at 10:15. There will be no stone of the Sunday- -school have been
noon session of the school. Young peo- interrupted by inclement weather for
p. m. Evening a week or two. Mr. Stapleton hopes
warship at 7:31) with sermon by the to meet all the members of the school
pastor. Subject—The Holy One Among this week.
the Penitents. Strangers always wel-7 Woodward Avenue Department.
come. l Sunday school at 3: 30 p. m.,
- __ W, . charge of Mr. Thompson.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopull
Handel.
Evening at 7' :30»
at.
Hungarian Bibu-
in
church. R8\'.b . P. Fairbanks, pastor { First Congregational Church. Rev.
9:30 a. m. Fellowship n1eeting;jE. F. McGregor, Ph. D., pastor.
Brother Edmti‘nd Trouns‘ou, leader. ; Morning service at 10:30 with
'10: 30 a. n1 ~The Rev. C. W. Barrett‘preaching by the pastor. Subectz—
oi Stamford Circuit will be the preach- . 'The Burning Hemt ” The, first even.
er for the morning service. “Ling service of the season will be held
12 in. Sunday school session for 81- at 7 30_ Subject- "A Fighemng Res-
bie study. The offering wtll go to the olution."'
missionary society and a short this-- TheY. P. S. C B. will meet for their
sionary service will be held at the first service at 6. 115. The p'aator will
close of the lesson. ‘ lead. Subject—What’s Ahead.
3: 30 p. m The Junior League devoi The Sunday schooitieeis at noon.
tional meeting. .The 10th.o'f October will be Rally
6.30 1). n1. "The Epworth Dengue pray- Sunday.
e1 service. Subject—The Vindication Thursday, 8 p. at. Mid-week service.
of 3. Heroic Life. «leader, Rev. S. P. Morning
Fairbanks. Prelude—ldylle from 14th Sonata 1 -
7:30 p‘. m. Evening preaching ser- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. Rheinberger
vice Sermon by “16‘8"- C: “7- B81“ Quartet—Jesus, the Very Thought of
rett. ' ' 1 l Thee
Monday, 7' 30 D in. The weekly Tenor Solo—Praise Ye the Lord
meeting of the Buttons Camp Fire H.von'l‘ilzcr
Girls will be held at the home of Miss Quartet—Crossing the 'Bar
Marion L’Hommedieu. \ P A. Schneckor
Tuesday, 3 p. m. The monthly busi- Postlude-dFestival March .
ness meeting of the Epworth League. . J,‘Dau]by Peake
Place of meeting will be announced Evening
later. “ (at 7: 25) _ ‘
Wednesday. 2 D- m. The 89701118 398- Prelude—(a) Finale in E flat op. :10,
51011 011119 undies Aid Society ,No.1 1.111.111.1111
.cysi..
Thursday, 7: 46 p. m. The mid-we'dkl ' (b) Elegy in G .
prayer service with the DBStOI' [111‘ Anthem—Cantata in G lD'. Buck
. ' Offertory—Prayer, op. '48, No. 2 '
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ALLDEPSITS
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Peace ' H.«Gadsby
Postman—Toccata from lttlnSona‘t'u
J.Rhcimbei'-ger
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. Knight street, A. M. E. Church. Rev.
Henry M. shields, pastor. "
11 a. n1 Preaching
t 12:30 p in. Sunday school. -
' 3. 30. p. in. Preaching by Evangelist
Martha Inna, one of the greatest wo-
en preachers.
only};
five year program.
'Offcrlory solo—(Mrs.
'1 Postlnde—
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Wm. Ronda
....... T. T. Noble.
p.111. Wayland day sermon by Mrs. .
Martha franc. of 1:11.11; Pork, N. I.
ley, pastor.
Morning service 10:30 a. m.
The pastor will preach on the san
ject of “Regeneration." This will be
the first of a serics of sermons on the
first objective in the denominational
Music for the Day:
Prelude~liargo liaudei‘
, Off ertory—Pra yer
DMAutergus ilarnard.
F. 1. Smith)
Campana
P. N. Vincent Dali
Evening service 7:30 11. n1. Sermon
the pastor. Subject-Moses tre-
precahcd by request.)
Prelude-w
From the Depths.
Allegictto (lrazioso. l
J. \\‘askentit.1ler.l
(.lii'ertory—Tlie A11 "'lns,1\\.(‘.1nnel1l
501711”th SOlO"'lli} i-t;':-~I. I). lintks
"Crossing the i‘ _‘ will 1... 1111111).)
lilo.- tlude- . iln<scit
l ’l‘ he communion service will l.)( held
tut the (lose oi the morning s'crtite ‘
' i: M. The Sunday sxlvool. l'ull an-
lltillll(‘t‘liit'llls will be made by the Sun 1
;erinteudcnt about, ltailv D11): \vl1icl1‘
its to be held Sunday, Uct. lo. A pro»
lgram ot‘ unusual interest has been ar—l
lranued. invitations have been sent to]
all scholars and friends of the school.
6:30 p. 111. Christian Endeavor So-
(‘lety Subject, What will make our
SOt'iviy a Greater Success. This is con-
lsecration meeting and the iloll will be
'called. Leader, Miss F. St'heidler.
Announcements for the week:
Monday, 7:30 p. m. The Camp Fire
ltlirls will hold their outing.
’l‘ttestluy.\7:45 p. m. The Mizpath t‘ir-
cle of the King‘s Daughters will hold
their regular meeting in the lecture
room of the church.
Wednesday. 3 p. m. The Foreign
Missionary melting of the W oniun'sl
Assotiation will be held in the lec-
ture Room of the church. The study
entitled “The King's Highway" con-i
ducled by Mrs. Y. lienelisha has been,
taken up for the year.
“A Study of Beginnings in lndla"
will be the subject of the afternoon.
An invitation is extended to every no
man of the church to be present.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer and
meditation, and song service, for the
members of the church and congress.
tion led by the pastor. Subject. “The
Call of the Master." John: 15.
Friday. 7:80 .p. m. The church Roll
call committee will meet at the pnr~
sonage. .
Parish notes:-— .
Next Sunday will be Rally Day in
the Sunday school. A unique program
has been arranged for the evening
service. ‘
A conference conducted by, the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of Connecticutl‘wnl be held in the
church next Sunday.
Mrs. G. Gormond of Hartford. will
have charge of the morning service.
Mrs. Elmore of india and Mrs. Hull
Hall of Africa, will speak.
A mass meeting for the women of
the church and congregation will be
held at 3 p. at.
A supper conference will be held at
5 p. m., and will be followed by 31
Young People's Conference
Delegates are invited from neighbor-
ing churches.
EPISCOPAL
TFlfiTt'yTlhurcpr—Jiiev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector.-—Services for the 18th
Sunday after Trinity.~—8 a. n1. Cele-
bration of the Holy Communion. 10:30
a. m.—Ceiebratlon of'the Holy Com-
munion and sermon. The topic of the
sermon will be ”A Communion Medita-
tion." 12 m. The church school will
meet. The new arrangement of class-
es will be completed, and the work
fully adjusted so a full attendance of
scholars and teachers is asked for.
Bally Day will bé next Sunday. 7: 30
p. m. Choral Evensong.
Calendar for the week:
Monday 7: 45 p. m. The St. Hilda’s
Guild will meet at the rectory.
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Lenin: prayer at 4 pm Attention
' FIRST
,kcep the stomach sweet and liver ac-
’tive, and drive away billousness, bioat~
.have claims or liens against the 111111,;
1 Tuesday, 7: 45 p.1n. Monthly bust
incss meeting of the Woman' 5 Guild in
the Guild tRoolltl. The mite boxes givenl
tout last spring will all be returned
and opened followed by a social time.
8 p.111. special meeting oi! the vestry
at the allies of the Senior Warden.
Thursday,7 7:'45 p. m.- Devotional and
businehs meeting oi! the Girls’ Friend-
ly Society. ‘ '
Friday, 7: 45 p. in. Choir rehearsal.
Saint Paul's 'Barish. Eighteenth Sun-
day after Trinity. 7:30 a. in. Holy Com-
munion.‘ 9: 15 a. in, St. Paul's Sun-
day school. 10: 30 d. m., Holy Coinv
munion and sermon. 3' p in, St An-
7. 30 p. m., Evening prayer.
Every pariahionor is asked to be in
church Sunday without fail. All peo
ple are welcome at the services. _
Strangers and visitors in town are
1 especiaiy invited. The church is open
' all day every dily in the year. Organ ,'
izatioiis meet as tollowo:-—- .
Girlc’ Friendly society. Tuesday 8
p. m. ‘ '
at. Paul’s Guild. Wednesday. 3 11.111
WBoya‘ 01110.1 Woodsman-"1: 30 p.111.
lEdgar Price, General Delivery,
drewa Sunday school '353 Main St. "
‘ was declared to depositors from the
Save The Baby
Use the reliable i
HORLICK’S‘
ORIGINAL
Matted Milk
Upbuiids every part of the body efficiently. ‘
Endorsed by thousands of Physicianfl. ,
Mothers and Nurses the world over for
more than a quarter of a century. 9
Convenient, no cooking nor additional :
milkroquired. Simply dissolvcin water. l
Agree: when othe'r foods often fail. I
Sample free, HORIJCK’S, Racine, Win.
‘ mo Substitute Iowan-sew" 1
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9.3 m. The Second celebration of the
Holy Communion and sermon at 10: 30
a. m. Parish Sunday suite] at noon. 15v-
is
carted to the resumption of the Event
ing services at 4 0'(10t'l1' tomorrow at
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CHURCH OF
SCIENTIST.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57}
West avenue-—Thc regular Sundayl
service of this churth is held at 11
a 111
October 3. “Unreality.” 3
Wednesday evening. testimonyi
meeting at 8 o'clock. -
To both these services the public
is cordially invited.
Sunday school at. 9. 45 a. m. l
A reading room is maintained at.
we name address open each weekj
day, holidays excepted, from 2:15 to1
4:30 p. in.
All are welcome.
CHRIST
Messiah Swedish Lutheran Church,
Fort street. H Luther \\ilson, pastor
Divine service at 1 p. m.
liadies' Aid meets Wednesday, 8 p.
m., in the church.
t‘hrist church. Gregory Boulevard, l
East Norwalk Rev. 1'. r. (askey 11.!
D.. pastor. Eighteenth Sunday afteri
Trinity Holy Communion and sermon
at 10:30 a m., followed by Sunday
pchool. Evening prayer and sermon at
7:30 p. m. The rector will omciate.
—TAILOR SAYS, “MOST DELIGHT-
FUL.”
Most tailors nutter from constipa-
tion. 0. W. Roberson, Wichita Falls.
Ten. says: "1 ilnd Foley Cnthcrtic
Tablets the most delightful, cleansing
cathartic l have ever taken." They
lug, headache, dullness and other re-
sults of clogged bowels.
Sold everywhere.
SEEKS FORECLOSURE ON AUGUR
FAIRVTALE FARM.
Andrew Nelson, who holds a mort
gage note on Fairytale farm in Fair»
field, which stands in‘ the name 01'
Elizabeth Auger, wife of Captain
George Auger. kndwn 111-1 the tallest
man in the world, has brought forc~
closure proceedings in the Superior
court. The papers in the case state
tinit in April 1, 1910. George Anger
and Ernest Rommell, his stage part-
ner, owed the plaintiff $7,400. which
was secured by a mortgage on three
pieces of property known as Fairytale
farm. The papers state that taxes on
the farm have not been paid in three
years, which he must pay to protect'
the property.
Some time' later Ernest Rommel)
assigned his interests in the farm to
Gene Hughea of New York, 'who is a
codefendnnt, and John J. Cullina'n,
Fred C. Mullins, and.thc Herbert L.
Joseph company of Chicago, whoi
are also cited in as defendants. ' 1
‘ADVERTISED LETTERS.
South Norwnlk, 0t.
N. B. Beualt.
William Brady. .
Arthur E Burke, Roton Point.
Supt. Edward Hayes, 18 spring St.
.Thomas J. Joyce, 5 Concord tst.
Chas. O'Donnell, jr.
'Mrs. 'Rielly, Roton Point Park.
Thompson & Watson.
Miss Sarah Watts.
Mlss\Kuto Whalen, 70 Seeley St.
ANDREW'LEARY, r. M.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY S‘AV-
.. . INGS BANK 11
Norwalk,Conn.,Sept. 16,1915.
At 9. meeting or the Board of Direct-
ors or the Fair-held County Savings
Banks held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per annum
earningb of the six months ending
September. 30, 1915.
The home villi be entered on page
books and paid on and after October
11. 1916. 1
By order or the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
Mo...
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if you cotil'l design a
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lit1q~to lliillx’t it till
u i\‘ (l\\lf‘llCil l1_\' 21 1113111311
illztlt’t “11ml.
A Good and
Faithful Servant
kitchen
would you put 111 it above everythingr elm-3
('1 I.\'\' li.\'l li.\'t,‘li, of Course.
livery Sterling is backed by a
that 5 hour certain we :11. it
t'onn- in and ltt us show you how (t)\'\ i \'ll. \'l' it ?<.
RANGES ..... ..... $15.00 1.. $75.00
JOIN OUR RANGE CLUB now.
171113.12 that tilililllY
l'llai's why we had a woman design the latest Stirr-
it ST CONVlLN l .4" _\"l‘
liiilf’t. l‘.
for a woman s nulls l'.‘1“‘
tli' 1111,.r is just where you could most wish it to be.
l’umtlu it)
\\lll 1,1] :1 t van
”( luzu'autt'c
Baby Carriages
In Brown, Natural, Gray
and White Colors.
The most comfortable
and easiest riding car-
riages ever made.
From $14.50111335.
CRIBS
$3.95 to $10.50
Oil Stoves
A Complete Stock of New Peri
fection Oil Heaters from
Blanktts and
Comionablcs,
I‘ll
A wonderful stock at reasonable prices.
$3.95 Hp
127-129-131
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Don’t Forget
' to' see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
‘ So. Norwalk
CIDER
and WINE
Presség'
.AND
House DreSses
lllllltl ll. ‘ lillillll ”
‘(Succcuor to Charla E. Dow)
no Washington Shoot
Sonia Not-walk
STERLINGFURNITURE CO.
WASHINGTON ST.
. OPPOSITE ’HOYT‘S THEATRE
PHONE 105.
An assortment 'of VHouSe
Dresses in high neck and
three~quarter length sleeves,
low neck and elbow sleeves;
made in different styles of
madrhs, chambray and ging; _
hams. Sizes 34 to 46,311
$1.00
.1. l. Maliciie
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. NEW AUTUMN
Suits .11 Dresses
MODELsnTHAT ARE EXCLUSIVE
\ " We are showing the smartest of
the season's Tailored Suits with
New stylc feature that has found
favor for-fall wearing.
THE LITTLE 811th
K. A. Clavcn, 56 No. Main St,
v._..-
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i—HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS
WELL. 1. 1‘
Railroad engineers are more exposed 1'
to awning cold than other workers.
I. G. Dunuphnnt of. Monette. 0/10., has _
m I Mm engine 25 years and all
the medicine he has taken is Foley's
m and Tar. He writes: ‘I own 3.
M It in my haul: and rocomni‘ontl.
I, to an who have a badccua'h
Norwalk Chronicler