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SATURDAY, NOV. 6,1915 2
So. Nor-walk Congregational church, the first. part of December. 7:45 p.
John Stapleton. minister ] in. Regular business and social gath-
Pubiic worship Sunday morning with ering of the stifl of teachers of the
sermon by the pastor. Subject “The church school. After the business is
, Man of Miracles—ll-fl‘he Evidence in‘completed, the Rev. Arthur P. Green-
the Case. Communion service and Re i leaf, chairman of the Diocesan Board
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
South Norwalk. William G. Gimn, min-
ister" Workers” Week.
10:30 a. in. Holy Communion.
12 noon. Bible school.
6:30 p. in. Young People's Devo‘
this] Hour. .
7:30 p. m. Scrmon——How to Set the
tsermon preached last year—The Life1
Church on Fire.
lleuday, 8 p.‘ in. Council of Sunday
school workers at t residence of Mrs.
B. til. Andrews, 46 West avenue.
Tuesday, 8 p. ni. Christian indus-
trial vli'eague evening. Address by
Chas. E. Hoyt and President John K.
finch.
Wednesday, 8 p. :11. Ladies' Aid
evening. Addresses by the President
Mrs. B. M. Andrews and Mrs. George
Moltibben. ,.
Thursday. 8 p. m, Ofllclal
evening. Addresses by Charles
'l‘rlstram and Holly B. Blawson.
Friday. 8 p. m. Young People's Eve-
ning. tAddressos by the Superintend-
ut of ‘Bible School, Elliott F‘. Souls.
Superintendent of Junior tongue, Mrs.
Elwin Austin. President Epworth lea-
gue, Miss Gussie Fallon. Scout Master
Quintard of the Boy Scouts.
Everybody invited.
Music for the Day:
Morning at 10:30:-~-
Organ Prelude—Communion in G.
Batiste.
Svendsen
Merkel.
Board
Organ (memory—Andante.
Organ P0>tludt‘~-Modcrato.
Evening at 7:30:—
Organ Prt-lude— From "Tannhauser." .
Wagner.
Organ Offcrtory w Andante from a Con-
certo. . Ralf.
Organ Postlude~Triumplial March.
Wacbs
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal church
Charles Elmore Barto. D. D., pastor.
Sunday services as follows: Com;
munion service anti reception of mem-
bers at 10:30 a. lll. Sunday school and
Men's Billie class at the noon hour.
Young Peoples service in the Auditor-
ium at 6:30 and evening worship with
sermon by the pastor at 7:30. Strang-
ers always welcome and seats provid-
ed.
Music for the Day:
Morning at 10:30:—
Prelude—Vision
Quartet—Th? Friend Who Waiteih
Nigh. .l. t‘. Macy.
Quartet—Dear Loni and Father of
'Mankind. _ .l. C. Galbraith.
Postlude~in l~‘. Liebig
Evening at 7:30:— ‘
Prelude—iii D. H. R. Shelley
Quartct~Crossing the Bar.
Rudolph Bihl.
‘ ciety. Subtect-Tssks that are Await-
3.!
t MondsY. 7:30 p. m. The Home M‘s'iwiih Mrs. E. 11. Taylor. Cove avenue.‘
ception of Members. j
Evening service. 7:30. The first of a
series or service under the auspices of I
the Men's Brotherhood of the church.
The topics tor this series will oonsi'iit
of a group of questions asked of the
pastor by a young college graduate.
The first one will be “Does God Con-
trol the Actions and Thoughts of
Men?” Miss Eugenie Rummler will be
the violin soloist of the evening.
The Bible schol will meet at 12. Mr.
If M. Glover, Supt. ' ‘
(‘. E. meeting at 6:30 p. in.
Music for the Day:
the man
ill
Blessed is
who walkstb not
the counsel of the
l
wicked lorg'an Prelude-vli‘antasle. Beethoven
l Offenory—lmprovisation.
Nor Itsndeth in the Soprano Solo—Selected.
. of innate Organ Postlude—~-A1legro. Wely.‘
way 5 ‘ Evening at 71301—-
Nor sitteth in the seat Organ Preludc~PastoraL Lemaogre
_ Ofl‘ert ory ~1mprovisation.
‘ Violin Solo—Miss Rummler l
Soprano SolmrSclccted. Mrs Grannies,
Organ Poailude—Ailegro. l‘lagler.l
J ‘ Thursday t-vening, Church Night. So
ciai hour from 7:30 to 8:30. .At 7:30
‘the lecClltive Board of the Woman's,
lAbSut‘lalltlll will hold a special meeting:
to hunt a communication from the par
,tor and Business Committee.
of ti: e scorufut
wl’ssllus l: l.
ting the Church of God. Leader, Miss
IS. Olmstead. An unusual musical pro
1 . “tonal scrvict- at it. Topic‘Thc Bap
lgrain has been arranged for this incet- ”am of Jesus The study groups will
Mr. Frederick Smith of Silver-‘ ’ ‘ '
i
log.
1 z t is - t ’1‘ ~. (1 v
.ruine will sing. All the young 090910.321: h announced I” 1m” ay 9 e
I . .1 | .
nr:.§o)rdlaxllly 1;;255 to‘atttigd. l On Tuesday the Fairfield County As‘
The is“; w it “Sail: ;) 9:9 set weaclation of Congregational churches
p r I pr 1 y I .qu ' Will nlcct at the South Church, Bridge-
port. There will be an address by B.
T???“ . ray Mills. This church will be repre
P 1:“ grown“ E . S [sented by delegates. -
' re 0—“ msnce. e vening tar} On Tuesday evening the Tuskegee
Wagner ,Slngsrs from the Tuskegee Normal
Beethoven. l and industrial institute will give an en-
t
1
t onenory—Larghetto.
l
Olfactory solo-43°35‘49" “d “a" M“ I lertainment tn the church. Admission
Phleuger.‘ -
1 d V Fl 1 tires. A silver collection will be taken
‘12:: e t l- . ‘33 er'itor the work.
'l‘bfirldlimle r0 am of addresses' On Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 13
e as cum 1! If ‘ 1and 14 the C. 11:. Conference for the
and sermons has been printed and.
, Western ball of the state will be held
will be distributed at both services. {‘in South Norwalk.
Announcements for the Week:
Tuesday, 3 p. m. Endeavor Circle
sion Study class will meet at the Par-l
sonage. l
! Tuesday. 6:45 p' m' The Annual: Woodward avenue Department. ital-
church roll call will be held in the 1 Da of Sunda School 3 m in
church. A Thanksgiving supper willlny w y, t it wp‘ (iv: (1
be served by the ladies at the church. i ate “m equuaibc s on on t”
. Rev. John Stapieton and 'Aliomey New mic. A re” y Rex. James a "-
‘1“,me Condos will be the speaker of . art. Mr. John ll. Light and Rev. John
the evening, and a fine musical pro-P1221331“ Chapel Sunday school at
gram has ben provided. it is urgcdya p. m.- Sunday afternoon service at
that all intending to come send their}, 315
lcards to Mrs. Chas. Cole, 16 Putnam1
'avenue, not later than Monday after-1'
lnoon. Automobiles will be provided;
’for those who desire them. A cordial “
invitation is extended to the members (‘olcmnn T9“
of the church and congregation. ‘tcr Trinity.
Thursday. 7:15 p. m. A thirty min-: B a. nl. Celebration of the lloly
lite study on the meaning of prayerlCOmmumon-
' will be conducted by the pastor in the’ W a. 1“-
church study. This course will be bas- ; school.
ed on Dr. Fosdlck’s book and will bej ‘1 3' “1'
continued until the first of February. . Communion ““1 159’an“-
7tii3 p. m. The First Missionary mid-15‘”? 59”“0”
weak service will be held. Subjemwl 7:30 p. m. Choral Evensong and
Tile Missionary ideal of the Bible. flittrit‘fll swim
Friday 3.5;30 pf)“. Afternoon Tca Attention is called to the changed of
will no served by Mrs. Hartley at the.”“‘ hour of school and the “morning
parsonage under the auspices of ”macrrtcc. This is the fifth anniversary
King's Daughters. All the mm" of ot' the rcctorsliip of the present rec-
the church are cordially invltcd. ttor. c He will preach a spot ial sermon
.‘“ thc morning service and trusts that
many 01' the parisbonora will be out
CONGREGATIONAL to grcct him and that very many of
‘ First Congregational church. Rev. Hgtllc communicunts will make their
F. McGregor, Ph. 1)., pastor lcomniunion with him. in the evening
Morning service with communion 5" the choir will render special music in
10:30 The pastor will preach on "Tile honor of the day. '
Enlargement of Lilo." In the evening Music for the Day:
there will be a-atercopticon lecture on: Morning at 11:-
‘The (‘oral islands or the Pacific." at l'rcludc Andante with variations. ‘
10:30. The pastor will preach on “The Mendelgsnhl‘L
Friday. 3:35 p. in. Temple Circle of
C. 1*) 7:30 p. in. Boy Scouts meeting.
EPl‘SCOPAL.
Trinity t‘hurch. Rev. F‘rcdcrick A.
tor. The 23rd. Sunday at-
Bible classes and church
Celebration of the Holy
An anniver-
Wm preach at the morning service. 1" Processionai-~Jerusalem. the Golden. ?
the evening of Nov. 14th the church3
‘will'uiu'te with other cbiu'chcs in a‘Kyrie-«t‘ruickahank in E flat.
LcJeune
17:30 p. in. The Bethany Guild.
In In. The Junior Guild. 8 p. m. The 1
of Religooua Education, of which the
rector is also a member will address
.the meeting.‘ A full atttendance is
sincerely desired -
Tuesday. In the evening there will
be tended to the rector and Mrs. Cole '
man a reception to which all the mem-
bers of the Parish are most cordially
invited. It is to be hoped that very
many members of the Parish will parv
ticipete in keeping this anniversary
and making it a wad happy and long
remembered days in the annals of the!
church we all love, Trinity. |
Wednesday, 330 p. 'm. The Junior
Auxiliary to the Board of Missionsl
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of1
Missions.
Thursday, 7:45 p ill The Girl's;
l‘ricndly Society. '
Friday, 7:35 pill) t‘lloir rehearsal l
Saiitt'P-aul‘s Parish. Rev. Louis l1,
Howell, rector.
Twenty third Sunday after Trinity. l
7:30 a. 11]. Holy Eucharist. I
01123 a. in. St. Paul‘s Sunday school.
10 30 a. m lloly Eucharist and ser—
1
De vo “ i
, iuon ‘
' 3 p. in. St. Andrew‘s Sunday school, ‘
3.3‘ Main street, \‘i’illnlpauk. !
7'30 p. in. Evening Prayer and ad-l
l dress on the Creed.
i The annual corporate Communion of.
:the (liris' Friendly Society will be at l
. the 7:30 a. m. Eucharisn Every mcm-i
.ber of the branch should be presenc';
i All are welcome at any of the her-i
' vices, especially strangers and visitors 1
in town. Scholars will be received on
any Sunday at either of the ,parish's
Sunday schools and placed at once‘Tn
proper grades. Beginners' department
wants children four years old.
The church is open all day every
day iu_the year for rest, prayer and
meditation.
1' .
Grace Church, the Rev. ‘3. Benton
Werner, rector. The twenty-third Sun-
fday altor’Trinity.
Observance of the twentydlfth an-
niversary of the parish. First Celebm-
Men of the Holy Communion at 8 a.
m.
1 Mission Sunday school of 8. Faith at
'9 s. in.
: Second celebration of the Holy Coul-
lnitinion, Bishop Chauncey Brewster,
lCelebrant, with address by the Bishop
and historical scrmon by the Very
Reverend Samuel Hart. D. D., at
10:30. . .
Parish Sunday school at noon.
Evening prayer, with sermon by the
'Rev, Mr. George Thompson. rector of _
.Greenwich. and the administration of
the Sacrament of Baptlsni at 4 o’clock
1 Christ church, Gregory Bolilcvard
lEasi Norwnllt. Rev. T. l". t‘nskoy, D
ll)” rector.
: 23rd Sunday alter Trinity. Holy
Communionat 10:30 a m. Subject of
sernionfi'l‘hc Message of All Saints
Day. Sunday school at noon.
' Tilc bishop's Visitation at 7:30 p.
in. Special service with sermon by
{Odd Dress Skirts
the Dmltead Co
Established 1857
How Can One Acquire Style .
Distinction, Grace of Mann‘er ortPresence ?
Redfern .mat istlic alJFWt‘r. All of Ihtsc attributes. earnestly desired by all .
titlmcn. t‘Ullltj‘Vt'llh the consciousness of bring ucil (lrt>~tt‘d. and feel
ill}: \lcll. llle comiort of a good corset is l)t'}~.ll'itl arg'tllllcllt.
Rediern Models for 1915 and 16 now bei ng shown
Correct styles for all figures
ltlll\'t‘lllt‘lll titling {UtilllS 'l‘hc scntcc (ti \lxlllltll
adjacent lllt‘ ("amt Sct‘tioll '* BOlfl‘llt‘l'tN alum ~ it\;tllillllt'.
St‘t‘ond Fltltil'. l
Children’s Coats ‘
('f (utility). Llllllt‘llilla
\\ [I‘ll
Dresses
litri of Serge and Mohair. and
amino“, \\()Ul llllxtill't‘n of practi-
:\ small group lci't flout
A clcarancc of lilodcls lcft from \ll\lllit‘\ \pct'ial
1 h t‘ A $6.60
tllchm t‘ltangcd in price to makc
cal stylc and (lt‘lit‘litlllltlt' ‘lllélllli’ MW."
. c’ii‘licr
\\ crc S5. ‘
lll <€El5()ll.
mints :tl.tl .i guild .lwu'tlllctlt [if
For 31'95‘ room fur (tillers. xii,“ in” n I" ‘4 yczll‘s.
For $3.95.
Sccolltl floor.
“Duofold”
Underwear for Children.
For $5.00
St-t‘tltld lltlon.
St‘t'lnlll titlt-l‘.
“Admiral” Suits
(it stout niadr;i.~. gingham or
Boys’ Blorses‘
\llitlt' tli sti‘iilt‘ti slllrllilt‘f 11081
ct‘fccts, btlllit'llllilg likc father’s
' 'l‘u'o iabric< cotton insid‘ :' ' ‘ ' ' ‘
, ‘ . . . . .., t nut ullltc iltllt‘. llttlc iltli~cis and
but a mu liltldtl “1”] all iltlJllbla- the skin, “.00! outside to repel I I 1'
Admirals loow coat with two‘
blc in,” N0 tapcs {0r attaching cold. ..‘\11 idcal llitatcrial for child- _
h * rm 5 iiillcr garments. pockcts. \Vllltc sailor collar and
to oi of garments. Vests and Pants. 85c up. vcsi buttoned m the throat Very
I'ilion Suits. $1.15 up.
50c. According to size.
$i.5d and up.
Main floor.
attractive.
Main floor. Second floor.
For the Kitchen
.I)ltl ytllll' llltlthcr hate a white
mixing bowl uitli a liltic band
round it? l‘crhaps sllc liad scr-
cral, and thtlsc bowls always
mean the concocting of good
things to cat. ‘ .
Porcelain jars with coycrs'for
sugar. flour crackch or cookies.
These are 90c.
Bread Crocks of u-llitc porci-
laiii with covcrs. $2.50
Butter Jars for ”11' l't'I-I‘lg‘t'rll‘
so, 60 and 70c.
29c.
. llcrc tlicy arc. likc tllc oltl fash-
ioncd kilitl. According;r to sizc.
3o. 40, 50 and 60c.
The Latest Invention
' ' l T For the Cook.
Th“ “'(“"3'1_ “'1‘" ‘li‘llillll 5 ill a pcrfct‘tlv sanitary ltllcllt‘ll uitll cooking utcllsik Ill. ac—
klllltt'icdgml sanitary Construction. will u'cl—comc tlic' Pyrex Glass Dishes ior baking. Glass
1‘ tlic idcal lnatcrial approycd by all hygienic cxpcris. It doc s not craze or flaky. it is
easy to cicnii and its appcamnct- always shows \\‘llt‘ll it has not bccn tliortlizlily clcanscd.
l1 dtlc< not absorb odors or flavors. l'yt‘cx (Flow is not an o rdllliirv glass llllilrtn'Ctl by
some 'spct‘ial prot‘css. it has llccn anllczllcd with llit' utmost sclcutli‘lc t‘ai‘c and with lllall-V
t'Vpcrinlcnts. hcncc it cn’dltrc 5 all thc tcsts for licat. lllsllt-s u scd in tllc tlyt-n \till last for
3'93”" 13”." arc “l graccfnl and attractivc dcslgll. 'l‘licrc arc in the group at pl'cscllt:
Shirred Egg Dishes.
Oval Bakers.
Bread pans.
llldlt‘a for making "all gratin."
Conic and wt: lllt‘lll.
tors.
Salt Boxes \\llll t‘()\(‘l'\‘.
3"!"
Baking Dishes, uitll ill" with
out covers.
Cake and Pie Pans.
Custard Cups.
lil various sizcs.
the Bishop.
Advent Christian church. “in Znnt
and Harvey strect, East Norwillk. RM.
G. M. Tecplc. pastor.
‘ Half hour special prayer. .. a. nl.
1 Holy Communion followed by a testi-
mony service at 10:30 a. in.
.Sunday school, 12 noon.
l Junior Loyal Workers. 3:30 p. in.
‘ Loyal Workers. 524.3 p. m.
Evening sermon 7 p. iii.
l Mid-week prayer and testimony
meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p, m.
l
‘FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
l SCIENTIST.
.____ (Lilia B. ill. limb Common,
4
1910. when shc obtained a ditorcc. alimony in the appeal of tho Amvrlcxi
lcginc among othcr things that Earle Real Estate Company oi Next Yor
“AflINlll” [All
.100!" bur. t'ndislnaycd, liai-lc man from the refusal of iormcr lillildtn
WEDS 4"" soulMAIEll‘lt‘d Miss Dom SldSWOI‘i‘ll in England and Loan Commissioner John 1
in 1911. The 6001)]0 came '0 this Dou‘er and Bank (‘oiilllllsslnncr E.
country and lived at Monroe until Sturges to grant a renewal of a. 1
1913. when Earle ”011 10 Europe ccnsc for the company in do buslncs
again, this time with Miss Ht‘l‘lillln. in this state. Armin-“pianeneml Hg
man told the court the names wer
satisfactory to him." A. A. Ailing, re
resenting tllc colllpany, wanted tim
to illvcstigatc the qualifications
Show A” Season. one. and will notify the judge latcr
Joseph Mulvibill, who has several! The llamcs “'9” “0t made ptibli
Fling of Certificate in Newark
lakes Public Marriage to New
Jersey Woman
MR. MULVIHIL’L RETURNS.
Has Been With Barnum and Bailey
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.—l‘crdiiinnd
Schumacker
Baritone Solo—Selected.
Quartet—~Selected.
Postlude——in C. ».
“lilo“ meeting in South Norwalk under Credo~€ruickshank in E flat. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57
the auspides of Christian Endeavor. lnymnmgovive They Work. 0 Lulu. _ iW'est avenue—The regular Sunday
‘ Nov. 9111 the Golden Rule Circle will; Swabiégsarvice of this church is held at 11
F. N. Shockle)’. meet at the home of Mrs. Th0m35'0fiertory—-Contrallo Solo. Selected. la. in, ‘
gBaH. Myrtle avenue. ‘ leursum Corda—Cruickshsnk in E nail - Subject. Nov. 7.——Ad'am and Fallen
BAPTIST- i Nov Will the Tuskegee Singers Will,Sanctus-Cmickshanlt in E flat. ' Man. ‘
South ~N01W81k_BaPii9‘ Church “6‘" ‘ give in evenlns of Southern songs, ; Agnus Dei—Cruicksbank in E flat. Wednesday calling.
‘3- Gg Hartley. “name"- inhalation melodies and dialect read-falorla in Excelsls—Cruickshank in E meeting 3’: 5 o'clock
10:30 a. m. The pastor “'i“ Drewhjng. There Will be no admission buti . fiat. ‘} To both these services the public
on ”The Love of God. n‘Love That an offering will be taken for thetNunc Dimittis—Plain Chant. gis cordially invited. '
W1" not Let Me Go. This “'1“ be a school. I iRecessional—O 'twas a Joyful sound tot Sunday school at" 9:45 a. m.
testimony
communion meditation. * Thursday at the mid-week? servicel Hear. Parker. , A reading room is maintained at
Mustcal program:—- ‘ ,tMiss Dotbs Stone Pinneo will give a Prelude—-Andante with variations. , '.r.'ns sumo. address. open each week
Prelude—Adagioldszl- (11101)“! library talk on “Some recent books and. Mendelssohn. ' day, holidays excepted, tram 2:15 to
Olfertory solo—Heaven is My Home.
Offertory—«Andantino. ‘ A. Thomas
llloy-Speak‘s.
,[4z30 p. m,
Cesar Franck. .
l
l Messiah Swedish Lutheran chrurch.
Evening at 7:30:~
Prelude—Andantino.
"Pi‘ocessional——Tbe Son of’ God Goes
Music for the”, pay:
magazines worth reading.” i
Morning at 10:30:—
Postlude—e glimmer» l Prelude-Romance and lntermezo. 1 port to War.- Crusader. Fort street. H. Luther Wilson. pastor.
1014" p' m' The 0511““ at the‘ Mabelii. 'McDui'fee' Esalt‘er First Selection. simple Chant Services at 4 p. m- " , _,
Lord 3 Supper will be administered. Quartet-O for a Closer walk with God Mailing“ and 'Nuuce Dimittis—Haw- All are cordially tilted: to “team
The members of church are urg-, Myles B. Fosterl ley in F. ' '_ l . .
—HOW TO BE EFFICIENT..-
Nothing sspa the Vitality like kidney
trouble. it causes backache, headache,
ed to attend this important service. IQuaret-O Thou, the Contrtte Sinners vergiclqs and Responses—Choral.
12 noon. The school of the chdrchl lFriend. --W. Berwald ‘ nympho Shadows of the Evening!
will meet. The pastor is arranging for OflertorY—uPrayer op. 16, 'No. 2 Hours. ~ “11683
‘ “0‘” Young 9909‘“ “1“"- An~f 'A- Guilmant‘Vegper anthem~F‘ear not lit). 0 lsrael. stilt joints. sore muscles, “always tir-
soot-cements will be made at a later Postlude-Voluntary in D. Minor. i , Mu‘x Spickeimod" manufmumatism and other
date. 1 Sir F. A. G. Onseley oflertory Anthein‘Sopi-ano Solo. Solvlllls. To be smclent‘yon must be heal-
12315 P- m. The Brotherhood c1335 Evening at 7:30: I acted. - thy. Foley Kidney Pills strenghthen
1'“le under the direction 0* Attorney Prelude-4A: Andante Cantabile, in F. ‘ Vea'p’er hymn—:The Pay is Past and t the. kidneys. help hem do their work
Nehemiah Condos for the month 0', A. B. Wiley; b, Variations—Jerusa- . Gone. » Schumann. of filterinfout from thesystem the
November. The new study hook, L110 ism-the Golden. Wm. Spark. RecessionsF-O SaviourLPreclous Sav- ' waste matter that causes the trouble.
It Its bait is designed 11] meet “10 Anthem—The Bun Shall beno More. . ions." _‘ Mann? Sold everywhere. ‘ '
needs or the'modern man. The new I“; Woodward, "attitude—Murcia Reilgiosd. Bdrkerl '- " -.
rim“ mm of the year's Wetk' outflow—Ellma’ chorus thorium; ~ cilenuar m the was: ' spit ‘ tit-14in it worthgmy time to
an and loci-I evdnumn he Becured, 3d) ‘ I “ " R'Wagndr. . Monday 2 ps-m. "sowiumsoiing or'uuosigimihl- nominal-boob -
hour-H. 9. Morgan” p g continue—ringlehtriitmmu. op 66; '. the nuclei-rot the Parish. to muse .ac' Mauve-Weiiglhenboouu' ain't wuth
6:30 r- 111- Christian Endeavor 80 NO- 1. ‘ ' ‘11. Mendelssohn-titles lor’the annual nie tone h'elt' billion. but then; I don't known me
.- , » . .3- » . _,
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t...
l’inncy Earle, painter, the man who
made the wart “amnity” famous, has
married another soulmate, Miss Char-
lotte Herman, of Rutherford, N. .1.,
:his fourth wife in 12 years. fie has
live children.
The ceremony was performed Oct.,
l7 at Oceanic. N. J., by the Rev. Dr.
[Charles Fees in the presence of Mr.
are living
N. J. 'Mr. and Mrs. Earle
10 months
there with their daughter,
old.
His fourth bride has
companion since 1913 til
been Earle'é
rough an ani-
Dutch and French prisons. The couple
returned to this country early last
year when tihey were released from
jail in Romarantin, France. They
had been found guilty of kidnapping
a son of Earle’s by his first wife, who
was Emilie Flscbbacksr, daughter of
a bookseller in Paris.
Earle Mgurated his system of
trying out life partners whenhe mar-
ried Mis‘s Fischbacker in Paris in
1903. The couple went to tibe Earle
mel" Julia
and Julio. eloped. going to Europe.
The first Mrs.“ Earle obtained adi-
pea‘ted when the returned to. this
country. . .
Mrs. Kuttner-Earie lasted until
D ‘ A "
. ’7' f . av":
" Ly
and Mrs. George Smith of ‘Elcabright.I
fWednesday in Richmond. Va. after a .
-'six weeks' tour of the south. Accord: ACHING Jolm
ting to Mr.’ Mulvlibill, conditions in:
mate career which included stays inl
estate in Monroe, N. Y., where Earleflnight have been looked for when gist: and in just a moment you'll ‘_
Kuttner. In .1906 , he|
vorce and Earle married 'Miss Kutt-
ner abroad and had the ceremony re—_were submitted to Judge. Joseph ’P.
i w
of the selling privileges with the Bar- The committee will be 00110305“ “I
mm 6:, Bailey Show, has returiied to lawyer and a building contractor. __1-
this home in Belhcl. Whether licwiilv
remain in Bethe! or South Norwalli
l . ,
for PM winter, or take up one or ail-ERUB RHEUMAIISM
other of two offers which he has rc-. i 1
fccived in the same line, Mr. .\lulvi-V PAIN f on, ’
Rtlli 8 l,
_____.—__,._.._.___y_,,__.._. l—— .
ilitll is undecided. l
l The Barnum & Bailey show ClOSt‘tl
ithg south at the present are of the: ' »
Ebcst. Cotton and tobacco crops are Rub Pain Away with Small Trial Bolt
big and the selling prices are h'igll.‘ of Old, Penetratinfl "5'-
iHence the south is more p‘ospcrou-ll Jacob’s Oil.” '
.1hls season than it has beta in sci-g What's Rheumatism? Piin 01111.;
leral past. The show while therc "ltlE Stop dragging! Not one case 1':
la largeer business than at an r' 'w fii'ty requires internal treatment. "
stands made through the middle wcst. winning, penetrating "St. Jacob’s 01
faltbough the business has been good directly upon the "lender split" and
iall season, so far as the main SllOTI'Hef comes instantln “St. Jacob' 0
lltself was concerned. its a harmless rheumatism and scia ‘
Poor weather conditions affected linimcnt, which never disappoints
many of lhe side show; and stands can not burn the skin.
ioutside the main tent, but on the Limber up! Quit complaining! G
lwhole the season was not as bad as a small trial bottle from your 1"
' free from rheumatic and mitotic D‘
soreness, stillness and swelling. Do
COMMITTEE. To an NAMED. tuner! Relief awaits you. Old, ho
HARTFORD, ,, Nov. 6.———Four names “St. Jacob’s Oil’ has cured millions:
.rheumatism sufferers in the last h
century, and is Just as good for so
.backac
jwcather conditions are considered.
‘Tuttle. in the Superior Court, yester- ,
:dsy; from which to select two tor np- tics, neuralgia, lumbhgo,
pointment as committee to take test~ sprains and swellings.
/ .
Norwalk Chronicler