~A-.
L‘rmlk rt . m.
. , . . p.993“
rrfn
I _. sewing \\"ll precede the
.- £5911? anL-I {Ix-fir _3_ Inf“..-
:zll‘ 'lir‘fifififlhfi 1-, pry. ..
” ~ Peace."
SATURDAY, NOV. no, 1915
tit-THWWLT.
First Mtt‘tmlid lip
krona] (‘ltttt‘t'it
\\Iilliitlll (i.
SU‘id -._\1
St l'iimt
802th Nul'i\llllt. min-
later. 'l liliilli.~'i'l . it 1:
1023011 in
giving
12 litlt‘ii.
0:30 It. in.
iional hour.
1:30 p iii St‘i'lilt'lii
Thank 'Khllig.
tlilltti.
\li tltitl 'l‘ltni't»
lill‘ll
lttlillg
‘:~(‘lilltll
l’tt’iflli":~ lit \‘ti-
'l‘l:t» Sarritlec oi'
Too-tiny. 71'. p ill 'l‘tnitksgivi’ttg
servit‘ii. Haw- anti prayer itttetiitg
uniting.
Thursday 10 it. ill. l'ttioit Thank:-
giving service at the South Normtlk
Congregational chm-cit. ltm ltalph
‘Hutiey, preacher.
Friday. 1). m. Rally of the Not-walk
groups of VINO-Till Leagues. Addresu
by Dr. ilnllare ll. Finch, of Stamford.
Sunday. Nov. 2Mll :ti 10:30. Sermon
by Dr. Arthur H. (lootiatiough.
The next lilt't'ilill: of the ladit 5' Aid
Society will he held on \\‘edttesdttt a!
_lernoon. licc. let. The usual hunt for
illt‘t‘tiilii.
Music for the Day:
Morning at l0:30:—
Organ l'lI-ltttlt.—,-\ Russian liotiiaut-e.
lioil'ntan.
Ormtn (ift‘i'rtnry lit‘rt‘t‘iifil'. ln-lhruck,
Organ l’oetlttdt- litttd
Evening at 7:3(f: ~
Organ l"‘ttttde -—l‘:it'\t‘tllll Not-tunic.
t'hopiu.
i’a.~=torul ~.
'\l:it'llti\ve-ll
Organ llt‘vl‘ltil‘)‘
ithe Aponies' Creed.
This is the regular Sunday for the
toorpor-Jte Contittunion of St. Paul's
Branch at the Girls‘ Friendly Society,
at the? :30 a. at. service.
All are welcome at the services who
care to attend than, espetiall)
strangers and visitors in town.
New stholars will be received at
any session of either of the Sunday
lschools oi the parish, and placed at
:once in proper grade. Beginners’ de
l nartments in both schools for children
item «are old.
I The thttitti is open all day even
dat in the war for primate prayer
and meditation.
\li pniisltioners are urged to be at
tht
Blessed is the man I
l
n no r. atheth not
in t’llt‘i't'll on Sunday.
the counsel of tilt. ' thaw t'lil tilt itvv. .liiiltt‘s llt‘nttiil
“timed, I‘t'ftlr'tivi". mil. .5 _tl’l':_\' it \I tutor
' Hunt ("Blt'lll'dll ll oi liol)’ Cottiiituti
Nor stuhdtih “1 ”N “-12, ni .\ U‘tlti l. "1 —.att rttitiia.
IIIIII of glitttera‘. “lilitil_ 11! St I t'l 3' lil“" i' t
“\irru‘tu: than-1' no.1 :t-iiittin at 10'-
.‘\t‘l' elitwtii ill '11-.- 6'31‘. l':i‘l»ti r 'tt.tI. ;:"uii .il ll‘iltl l':\’t‘i]
.ll‘, [1512)" .i..'} .~t:i.ttt.i :tt i ut'h‘t‘l; lll
“1.1"“ “‘H'M“ tt-t ilitt"tt‘.‘ tin. i. tot it it tut-w!
~i’.~.tliits. l' I ll‘t‘ I11» it! t ril‘:t.\ itl -Ittt::t.-. o..
13.7- ‘i‘ ..tl‘
l
(10.x. I it ll“'fl\'l\ l’t.." .i'"l
til§’:lll l‘i'i-iutit'~’l‘t.t in.- trum 133ml, W" ‘ " N“ ‘ l" “ "'1": "'l
in t‘ ...... 511.31..” “ 5‘" - -' ‘
Soiilalto Si)lil""."l‘ltt'?t*ll "M L "IV". "l “I! "1' m '1
Mrs. Uruilniss i .ll \ :tttn) um] :.I noon, l‘:\t'
Violin suit. litre ttummitt “““" “'3‘” "‘ 7 3:" 1' "’ \""‘ "
t)i':;..tt i‘ostititit» Alli-grotto 'li..i;tl-~-:ttt!:.. .wrtui.‘ till tie ,;\:it
____ .. . l.lI"ilIllt!;_'-" .1: in \‘C Hit it _\ rm ,:iIt:' own I
'l‘ttitrtltll‘ .5 IIII 1) III llitl;:.'.tt':.t'. 'llit- ptiliiti' t‘ i'i.ttl'.-.t'I\ IiitI‘t'll ftt ill
tillilt- t'iass, ih<~ tlltil 21 >1 . .ttx-
'i‘lturrdaywlomt ;. “I l'ttton . " ‘ .t i
SAPTIST.
Thanksgiving Ft‘i't'ltt' in this church
i
Soutit'Noi‘uzill. liztpii t t'tiuit'tt. In".
5“““0” '0’ the tit-tr it 1; Hartley.
Wednesday, it;llti it in. “Wm”: ot' it. t}. Hartley, inittistt-r Sunday .wr-
the Ai‘lston Club. “l'~““‘~
Friday, 3:35 p. 111. Nit-cling of the lit :tti “' "" “"‘- Jam” ”- B‘HWH"
Temple Circle of (‘. E, 7;:30 p. iii.. of it't- t‘oitnet‘ttrui 'l't‘ittpunnt'i- tftt
meeting of the Boy Scouts. lll'l \\lll riltiiit' ;it the motion}: serviru.
Woodwfird Ave. Department. Mr Soidaitt “in also address the
Sunday school at 31.0 p. iii. . liteiithcrs oi the litothoritood.
Brookaide Chapel. l'.‘ noon. The t‘lllll't'll school will
Sunday Ht'lltltll at 3:00 p. in. Sunday "w” S“"-l“"“""""”'l" ‘\ Ml.il-ilt)llilry
afternoon service at 3:1; Sermon by ‘0 Nlttovah. th‘tlrt'lgll Missionary lies»
Mr. Thompson. wit.)
'1‘)". Endeavor (‘lrele will ml’r‘t III,“ 0:30 p. iii Th1“ t‘iil‘intlutt Endeavor
Wednesday m 2-3" p. 01., at the will litt't‘i lllltlt‘l' the leadership of
Mrs. \'. iieitelistta. Suhiet‘t —'l‘lit- \\‘ay
(harsh to prepart Thanksgiving liua-
iit which God Wanted to lie Thanked.
ltt‘ls_
_.-.-“_ This is it 'i‘ltangsuitint: meeting.
- . ' "" ’. nt. Evt'ttitt" service. St‘l'mott
l‘” ‘ (llllt'l't'uattoiial (‘lturt‘it [ti-r ' ' l " II
. ~ . hr the tun-tor. nu )tell the Road U1
'3 l‘- “ll-l‘t‘lltil‘, Hi It, pastor-- ’ . . ,
. _ . voitd. this r-t'i‘llltiti 1;. preached in) 1‘0
Morning sertire at ltt..tttI “m, prearlt - t
. qttts .
mg by the {motor Huh 1, The
M Music tor the Day:
Allin-l of ills l'l‘t’N‘iIl't'. iii the l‘\t‘l| .
ll -- n “-"0 llltlt \‘ll l at t- ”“”””""'
t... . ._.. w .I . .II.,,. I
I II I( tlr ' ‘ i '. l i'i'elttde——.\ttdaiti0. Lainhrc' \\ ety
‘0 ‘1:1 0 on S tiuttuttt i- it ' i .
'l" .II I ‘ ' Ill ll M'Im titt'ittnrt ltnttinui-i- l. l'titlt'l'h‘wltl.
~“"i' \\l t“ ‘0 it t. \\ wot t<‘t'\ in .
ll lll tl l l AA »‘ l l ‘ itiltl‘i or) .010 lit-hold 'lllt' Mueller
1 Is 'ttii'tt 1‘ 'lllri' tl ll ‘t-
t H . ) t I ”m ”1 |'.t ».~t-ttt liy. liauiutouti
M‘N't't- Dr T ' .i' " 1- ' --
. t hanltsuttiti. on “mine l'tietliit‘ S. Haiku.
Organ i‘v Tull.» \lIII't'li Iroitt 'l‘atttt- they muting in the l‘tiiitllr-t mm.“ 1‘
. . . . .tt-ttttt;;'
hum “WW \rwrr mzrvms Will lit‘L’lMltt‘ um I - t \' i 1' 1w. ..t.~
. . ‘l'uf :. . Iii. i, .. . i. 5', '
' , - Mutiny tn “(‘U'llll'l’r. l l . t
< ~ ~ tiITt l'it‘l‘) i'w‘t- t-tt --, A not 1.111121
Norwnll. .“' ‘tltodi t l‘lil‘~ ”gm! t‘ltlil'tli militia) sittool at noon t‘ I? .‘n' .. I I ,
(l i l‘ i it It i i- 1' “Norton :ttlti 'iiti .\Iilt‘:_\' nit. \tli'
Iinr 0". -‘ tvto'i- ltmt ,1::l\ or. .. .t, . I II
. 13".it; l.\' l't‘ 'tltn‘ i \\. .Ntitlti:
snlt‘:"- 'H" "5‘ 1"" ‘.t' 5'" 'l'i" ilil-il‘ll' Jim itiliu'l' tilt. mist ol' doll.“ and [(5.1 \ . i in tho \\ttl"
~ .. . lll uttitt-enten .' t ' '3 ' v. —
WI“ ll't‘i '!‘ 0“ "tl‘t' l'llhilllt‘t’l Will. "-l tlu' tum r oi Min, l? ‘vl to. l.\\tt1'tt. \tL l ' 't: \vi ion \‘tudr (‘l‘l“'
. ., 3 . . .oizty. ‘.t..i.~.~ . . .
Sundnt !;t"oo| and ftlwtl's lit'tli- cow 1.. l-.:i>‘ ii\t'lilll'. m it .' tittt‘l'iloon. II‘ 1 ‘I II II I I II IIIII
' ' - tit lll"tl .1 m innit: 1‘. at.
from t\~.(“.t‘t* to on“ o'clock. \ttillt“ \l:!~.i ..t .\ot\\.iil: lv'ii'st t‘htttrli; \ I i 1‘1 ltdti t i'll tiliit'i to
' .tatt-nt \t".~.. ' .. .
o ‘tt'.' service oi i'ral‘t‘t' ililtl prat-i- Mornin . . I II . I I
:1: :30, ii iii 'l‘ll'l'llifi'dHlt“ mun-ii W. 13.111 t.I_IIIII.-,t.. .IIOI. l” < l-t~ loi' lllt‘ ll"'l'tt .\ (Ollltlll ll‘\l|. hint l
P M l ‘L l“ h' ' .‘ ‘ I ' h I l' ' extended to ltll \\ho may (lt'~ii'l' to at
service at 7:30, Fllt‘t'litl llllirlt' it) tptztr- (Ilium. r i prism,” It“. ”III.“ 1 i
. , (’ilt.
tet choir 11nd hrtnl uddrt ~‘~.~' try the It it. Hiu'lli-t- _ I
' ' »- -\'. "to (‘cnerni Mlitfiitlll
WI?" ittuivtt'u next Tilt” til' "tutor Solo ’l'ht- l'nl'lh in tho \\HIlanJf H .II ' III \ _
nivzht rl‘] i... t...-t ;.~ in. our ----v-i 1W.“ . . .. I . l’. .\. St‘ltlu‘t‘lit‘l‘ lItlI\ titt.iiIttltlti \\l int t
~ ~ ‘ i . - . . :t' 1‘ 't lil' nitriitl'uflt'
Union 'i‘l'u'lli-‘étlhllli: 5.I‘I'VIW “ll “ Pd' (induct (now. \u 'lhanlttul l'tuioitu 1'H ‘i ' ‘ itI liu t‘ v ( 'i'i-tt'lt
~ . >1 ‘1‘ t' it it: ‘ ‘. ~
ncsdtiy ('\'t'lllllf'. at the lllllitlhl (hurt-h. tom“ ______ II I A. lt-tht-l N '“ I“ H . I
o-rs and Ullli‘t‘l. oi the t‘tttultty hl'iNN'l
Mu"ic for the Day: i'tistlutle ltt l.) Minor . . , (l, (until.
M ' E . g \\lll ‘m ]it' limited \l’lll‘ net-k.
""“""""' venin . I I
' “ ‘ ‘\'v lit" li v. I l ' the 1'1 rulut'
proton... til-mania ill 1-' .\tmiat \nu l'i‘t‘liltlt: tat 7:25! ., ‘1 ‘ l ‘ IA y '. it our ll will
. . llllt ti ‘1' Hunti‘r (ii .tt‘t- . 1'
Mileii. a. l’rt‘llldv to Flintlti iii 1) mum. (in , I ll \ Illl II., III I III .I In! oi
..I. ,.-_.
0”" ”M” "l“ l\““l’ lll" l“ l.” 717. .\'it 2 . .. l-‘. ,‘ilrzttlt‘lautitll In] I l l - u; . t it .r,
' ' "tttt'w av. t"-tlllllL£. “110,-“ :1-
W‘l WWW"- J- l« “I‘Y- it. .\llvl.iiiit win t‘.~|lit‘-~:ltttlt‘ in littl ll rt
. ' till 1‘“ .
mull" S am I’ l'iil!~". ll Hint": .- . ‘..'v . I ..
Quartet [4 ' 2r '1 [I ‘ ‘ ' . ‘L 1‘ “ '5 'l‘itttiniiay. lit a tit l tttott lllillil“
PtlllilUttt'-l'rtlf‘i-:~‘t=tmtrll illIW‘i Quartet—Sun oi .‘tl,\' Soul . ti. Rt'yuv'i' . \m tit hi llllll in the
pivot! ;,“7' 'i v . i .
1:. :‘t..lltlh‘lllei‘ (lift-mm: .tt' .~I ‘- 1 iii:
Fv i "" g I t. “I“, “um i Ilout 1‘ H l‘illlg'iillt‘tiltilliil church. All the lll"ll‘-
I, on “fizz—c . "t it] it ................. k‘llllllt‘n‘: . . ' . V
' - ltcr oi this church ate ('tlltlliill} Lt
Prelude _. Photo and ”1221111. I i‘ostlude (‘ottcert Piece in it‘. (lit. 1 l t attend.
' . " rim 0
. t- lfiizatt. lltlll. .-\ii ‘10 People. . p... IIIIIIIIIIII ()1 lie I
qu‘ ‘ l" u" ”Mp-mm ' to l m‘ Pailsh Note. ‘Tttoso det- iriiix to omi-
“ I . I . ~ ll'lll'illt‘ to ill l' i 41.. héfil'l‘l . (in "r a 'e
.m a ti Alto llilt‘l“;\ Dream of, . II ..
50:1” t) .0 ii (‘rov EP'SCOPAL' requested to see .111; lltilvltlllb.
arm‘sc. . . _. I
Quar'Ft—lt‘nittt‘cned on High, .\1-
mighty Lord. llurdctt
Baritone Solo—Selected.
Quai'tela'rltc Vast Universe.
F. W. Peace
Quartet—«I Will Lay Me Down in
Peace. ‘ L. G. t‘hntiin.
Postlude—l’iano and organ.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk
Chin» .htlt.. :ltaplcton. minister—
Patti-1 rpm at 10:30 Sunday morn-‘
ing with sermon by the Rev. James
liar l‘twton Mass Sermon
Split"? "The World at War and at.
Evening service at. 7. 30.
Sermon by the pastor "What is the
Need of l’rcycr." Bible School at 12
o'clock—J. M. Glover superintendent
Men's Bible Class at 12 o'clock. Topic
“The Message of Genesis.” Senior
'0. E. meeting at 6:30. subject
"Thanksgiving. How God Wants to be
Thanked." Special meeting with re
ports iron the conference.
i
lluaic for the day: i
Morning. l
Dunn Prelude—«Andante Religioso
: . Mendelssohn
Oilertory—Oh Rest in the Lord '
..... Mendelspohn
-8tvpnnc Solo—Selected
Mrs. GranhiahIII
‘lIOrnn‘ Pastime—Allegro inch
Evening.
i of Clnist.
'i‘riiiily t‘tturt'tt. Rev, Frederick .\. —--—-
'l'nl'mnn. rector~§vrvices for the (:race Baptist t‘hurcli~---Spoti:il Scr-
{Sunday ncxt before Advent-3 a. or, iii 91113:“; \‘or. Lllst, HHS——
lieicbratioit of tho lloly ('Olilmunlilii. PiQBclllllg at it a. in M the panor.
‘Corporate communion of it. o meu oi At 3 p. in. there tvill he a sacred con-
Ult‘ llttrisli. 10 a. m.. church school ccrt A rich tiroizranu will be render-
Iand Bible (losses. ; it a. 111.. morning ed. At 8 p. m. the pesto) will. preach
prayer :‘ind :ermon, The Prophecies again.
7-30 D- 111-. evening prayer ed to attend these‘ soivices. All poo:
pic who are not providentinliy hinder-
ni.. special meet- ed tltould attend some church on
i and sermon.
i'Monday-7 .45 p.
importance and a social Time. ;chdcrson is the pastor.
‘ Tuesday—2 p. m.. sewing tiicetingl
of the women of the IpIari'sh. l ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Wednesday~3 30 p. m., the Junior 1 Adtent Christian Clinich. Van
Auxiliary to the Board of Miasiads. Zani and Hartley streets. East Nor-
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. 10 a.I walk; Rev. G. M. Teeplo. poplar-
m., morning prayer and address. Half hour prayer. 10 n. m. Morning
Friday—7:451): mI.. choir rehearsal. HemlonI 10:30 a. in Sunday school
Thé rector will bé glad to receive 12 m. Junior Loyal Workers. 3. 30 0
contributions of money for the ink Loyal Workers, 5: 45 D :11. Song
Thanksgiving baskets or.- foodstuit to service, 6: 45 p. in. IIIIl‘voain’t; germon.
place in the same. There will be 7 oclock. .~
special envelopes in the pews for the Mid-week prayer
Thanksgiving altering. meeting, Tuesday?
The annual manger service will be ’A ~.
on Advent ISuInday at 3. 30 '11”.
—.
and testimony
:45 p.111.
CHURCH ‘ot-t
SCIENTIS‘r,
St. Paul's Pariah. Rev. Donia B.!:' First Church of Christ. Scientist 5?l
Howell. rectorefiunday- next before‘ West avenue—The regular Sundl‘
Advent—7: 30 tum" Holy Communion; service of this church is held at 11
9: 16 a. 111.. ISt. Paul's Sunday: schocl; laI m
.,10: 30 a. 111.. Holy Communion indiscr- sublet: WK
molt; 3 91111.. St. Andiew‘u IiIlEillilon “it .0"?!de
Ieuiiilay ii’ctiooi. 363 Main t surmount:
veiiln ii To
\FlRST CHIRIST.
testimony
evening,I.‘
g at. 8 o'clock. j
charmed nutcei'fie‘ public
ileum
212-3001 andnody. fl
is tordiuilly intiIted. .. .
Sunday school at 9: 45 a. in.
A reading room is maintained at
me name address. open each week
day. holidays excepted, from 2:15 to
i: 30 p.111 l
Messiah Swedish Lutheran church,‘
Fort stieet. H. Luther Wilson, itaetorI ‘
Divine service, 4 p. in All ate (Ul‘
dialty invited to attend!
A WORLD VISION.
Tomorrow morning the Rev James
Bolton of Boston will speak in the
pulpit of the South Norvtitllt (‘ ongrega
tiotiai Church on ttte subjut "lite
IWorld at War and at l’tat-"e. ltr
llurton. who is the senior oocretary
of the Foreign Mission iloard oi‘ the
(‘ottgregatiottnl t‘tntrt'li. has had
unique opportunity of knowing world
conditions, and studio. ‘~\ tlt .-u..-w,j
authority regarding the situation in
Turin) to \\itiih ll‘ 0 ’1 tie-it.»
large portion of lzl~ ‘tl‘li" ...
[Jr iiai‘t'iii is tztiitd again and ngn‘tl
lllll)Ii'ttlllt’l'l‘llt't‘ \'.lllt Ill" .~ttt‘i- ti< tt'irt
titent at \\‘a>ltittutott it! .i \Killt l‘ri i
tiliil Wilson l)i'iitli~t 1)! his .wii'
Hittinli tlIL'i' l’t‘ 1‘. i't >iw'tk E”! H IN 1.
of things not klltH‘.“ tilllt'l'ulrt- in win
:otlioit \\ltll titnt sm‘ryll and .\'i who
(”'9' ittlui‘extttl i‘ilt‘ mtrdm‘l} lit\!l ‘tl to
hear him.
lll‘ litirton uill he tlzi‘
(.llt': t'ltl‘w tr \l',' 'l -\‘
on‘ug John H
Utilit. till
litil'tv lit!"
i'ti ~' v!"
lttl‘t' l'llt t'~|' ' \
at illi-
\\ lit‘l‘t‘ lit‘
lioiite oi’ .ludyt-
\\tll rot 'll(
\‘.'11 '-‘. \\'.ti‘.
tilMl
it'lllh' t i 1h.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH CON.
.. ("VRT
'l‘ltt- l'ollottitit: pmut‘nttt u'ili lll' l'-‘ll
tiered at llit' t-oncirt to he» t'iiv :1 lo-
lllt‘rl'tlw afternoon at 3'30 o’clock, iii
the ”race lllltillh‘i t‘tttit't'lt:
()pt‘lilllILI, t‘hoir.
Scripture Minding
l’i'm't'l‘r Jilllll’ri Fuller.
Sittt'itttz “(‘llt'lli.
“ktll'ullllll vl'ftlttttitttl
Recitation - Amelia Hopkins.
Solo 'lcrtrude \\‘tttde
ltociiutioii—ltohort ilunn.
“Oliltlliltili'f’livtly Jone.
Solon .‘llS‘l Gertrude Pow-ill,
lit-citation dailies li‘uller.
lit-.(‘ltalinli' Katie lillllllihtlil.
ilttet~~.\irs. .laiilt‘: l'i-t'tuna
llaug'iler.
iii-rita'ion—\littli~lt l"lill|‘l'.
ltt't'Huttoirultl‘lu lv’mtmr.
ll. ll. Howard.
lit-”din" "r-t Netti”
Duet—3F. Wright and F.
ltcading~~3irs Asimov.
Recitation ltittit Hint-s.
So‘ii Mrs ii, ti. I‘iitt‘eli.
limitation liiizr. it. tlaii.
lir. ilorry.
itvt-itatir'ti ‘ii ~‘
Sitttnli-rd.
K'u‘o \tl‘~ “write
t-.. I.~i..-v \I.
. l'.i.\lt)l‘
ion: 5,
and
Solo
Perkins.
who...
Sliilit‘l Nulfitlll
“'llltt-‘lit‘iitl.
l'wti-tot‘.
“t'iitllli: \lr- litillx'l‘l t‘ttitttt<.
Solo—v George Carey.
ltet'iltillult Lites tit'ut'e littrltvr.
Solo Mr» \ulilllt‘ Mm‘lt‘s.
Recitation \lies Amanda llavia.
lliStt‘illlltl'lltl St‘lt't'llOll Miss .icttnio
lh'icc.
lli'lltlll‘lin (l
C(llllililtlt‘t‘
Mllililt‘ltt‘llt‘
('lliillt'l'.
Johnson.
flrrllligt’lilf‘lit.‘
and Edward
W.
on
liativy
FORMER MODISTE WANTS $100,000
FROMIWHITNEY LYON
.\'o\' ill.-(‘liur;:iitu
protittw
.\‘l-1\\' YORK.
that ho lirolto hiz~
hcr. Miss Margin-t t'onuoll. it I'ortttci‘
t-‘it'tti 1|\"iitlt' tttodistc. has tilled still
iii lit" ‘lllt"t‘lllt‘ (ourt ilt‘illillitllnt: $100,-
tltl‘l l'rtilll \\‘httnoy Lyon.
The defendant is the son or the
late I. \‘t'. Lyon. inundwr of l. W. Lyon
& Runs. ntanttt'zirlut'ers of tooth pow-
der, \\‘ltitttcy Lynn is a large holder
or "‘r‘lt in the concern.
Miss Council asserts itt her coni-
plaint that i.vou proposed to her in
ipiil. 1"“. that site accepted and that
he muh- artangt-mcnts for their mar-
riage in London. assuring her the
ceremony would he. performed l':
Westminster \bltcy Sltc snys‘ titat in
June. 1914,111e month in which they
tterc to have been married. Lyon
lit lil'll"'\'
The public is cordially illVlt'”bt-olie off their engagement after she
became ill
Lyon vehemently denies Miss Con-
neli’s allegations, asserts she is try-
Congrci. ational ing of the. Junior Guild. Business of Sundays and \\orship the] Lord. 8. S. ing to mulct hint of money by the
suit and that his family and friends.
\v rn of her action. are standing by
“‘ nav he" a
Inlclm‘." he shouted over the tele-
phone. ‘
He is a widower and has In son in
Yale and a daughter in Wellesley.
He lives in 375 Park aventm 'Ihas a
country home in New Canned Conn.
i.-... «-mt" “.m‘i,
and maintains a suite of rooms n the V. 071mb 40. 000:
Hotel Knickerbocker. He is 3 memI
‘ her oi.’ the New York Athletic Club.
ERE HELPS for--
Poultrymen
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pudendum“ (myafiomntho
I PRATT EXPERIMENT STATION
Ind FREE poultry bookn—Writo 806th Don't
PRATT F00“ I‘m. Phil-dolphin. Pl. M
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Alissa
301100; Naugatuck 30 000;
II t. ihé Uncle Josh went home happy. ‘A week
unipioyern- The Sentln‘hi roachog later he met, the gypsy along the road.
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Afternoon 0 9 \88. C: x. (Silose:I t
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Rest Room blah/“bed [857. 6 o'clock.
Dining Room Furniture
i cading Pctiod Styles, highest quality, reasonably priced
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Adam Dining, Room Set lil quarttiid “.11., l'iilllt‘l. Ltruv t hum t tillllttl. t\‘t’ll~ltlli
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ldl lt(,:hp‘4IIlitttlItI 111131: .It infill inlSlittmtt Illlil~ll. It) ptmtx. pine-p.11 I $265.00
c es . tiling oom et, lullit't‘ dwtpm lil Litton t itlllilll. ntw tttmthhn. t.)
]tlt‘t'1'.\. ti‘lt'ttl ill ‘5" '05 fit)
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ja~0~lean Dining oat, 1: l‘ul‘ v‘llt lI\ t‘iil\’ l in ilt'rlnt- .iii‘l panel» lli.t‘\l\t . . ~‘ll J .i
ti.;l,1:»1»Vtx\.pti'tl.tt ‘5’” J
Gray honed Oak Dtizin; Roo'ti Set ill i=1 ~i_\l«.'. wry: ,.., ~. l .'
tlt'rlL’li. l-i l it x. Inn. l ..i * ""1
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(0.01.131 Dining .1100 it Set it. titular-3.1“}, 54 in llilllt'l .1.“ »; . .- - i. “
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Ilitt lint ttl tl..il!\ to illitlv ... it) pic i», Illlt't'tl .tt .71"; H .
Sheraton Dining Room bet :ll tttulmgaog. .ttitl tttth all t it’ 1;, .. it. .. .ttrt
Iiil‘l tli:t.\t. l1! -. t ‘ 111.1 I tillil‘t‘l. littttit; l..li'.tx Fit t'\'ltt;r 'l‘nlwlv. -. 51.2% 1'" '- it
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Pine American VValiint Set, in William and Mary period. ~.i‘-.iii l'. . ' L
Slk'lt‘tl tit l:::tt t‘tttlll. lti tiltt‘w tiittt'tl a‘. L'G'J'
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Gray Funiel Oak Dining Set in lili~~lttlt 31th .iilll lit.t'll"liill_\ .!« \:_ t u" ’1 i
I'll ml .l‘ 315‘ ,i
. Sale of 'i‘itilored Suits One of a Kind
Fine Chilton Broadcloths and Velvets tit lil'ltlk‘l‘ that 1111' t".\t‘ltl>l\t‘ :itttl tltlIititr~llilt . -
duplicate.
Trimmed with Beavei or Alaska Sable. t'lt'gnlttll' lll‘it’tl illltl lllil\llt(l 'l'hi-w ‘.\«'i't'
$501») and S mt
’ 1""1‘ $42 50
(hilIt' 25 \llltS iii the group;
for un Ml)
Not sent on approval.
On sale Saturday morning.
Stilt ROtllll. ~t't‘tiiltl “1
Childrtn’t Coats Special for Saturday
Chinchillas, Corduroys and Fancy Worsted Mixturea
M $5.00
\l/t'K I'm' In, " NI 1;,
Velvets and Flushes, warm llillt‘ coats in all tlt‘sli'itlilt' mhm. ,. to
and l.’ years,
$10.50 and $15.00
Ft't‘utttl floor
Evening;r Slippers lChildren’sWarmGarments
Comp‘cteiines of Evening Footwear, :til
the llt‘\\t’.\l 'Iiodcls lll plain or fairs} dippiix. .
lit.2l‘lk'tl and ~lrull cI'I't't'is.
Beauti ul naitwturned si'ppers with loot.
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$13.00 to $4.00
"Bunny" Sleeping Bags Ht
ttt‘l. lilttt'.
Wliitc Corduroy Sleeping Bags.
ptit'x or
$5.00
.\'\'. llt‘t‘l\' in satin, tiot'clt)‘ lt';ttltct'>.
C(lllllllllittlt) Bath Robes til l‘l‘tt' llalllli 5 It!‘ i 'Ili‘itlti“ ll.
$400 ‘9 $7--°°_ . $1.50, $11.00 and 924.50
Buckles s 't \\‘Illll ln’tlltaitts. t‘l't‘M‘Lill‘.
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sonar-,1»; 111 lt> and lion knots llttst haw Slll‘ and Anson bOIlllC‘lb.
plilN and Sll ion to In .ltllit\ittl .tt llt Nut.
75 cts. to $9 00
\tt' tilltl l‘liltll‘
Toboggaii Caps III~ ltl‘t‘. ~‘1wl I'. .11 o
Leggings of .ill \l\l(‘~.
Mint 0. £30. 41000 011123000 art.
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W iN AGAIN.
it than tt‘utt;
"\\hal iI\Iiiid’ 5'»
of a lull t‘ \t.i.~ that lull sold t.te.‘ ‘V I.t. '-
lIlmlnuc In the \\.u l.tt.
GREENWICH EQUALS HARTFOi~ L31:
ORDER.
__._._ \\ hut lilllll of :i hor. e “as it?"I’I.- . . 4 1.»; l-tottt u of
250,030 Red Cros 5 Seats Arc TakgnI teiurneId llit' i‘utnter “11.11 a ..pt1:zlett I III I IIIII, IIIIIIII III tlt‘ft‘dl to
By 8'9 City and Small TOW“. 3‘00!" tlltllll know What ‘0“ illt‘itll "lllL‘ St't'tilid tili’t' llti- ~t~zt~titt ii' ‘i-
Ol'tlils tot lied Ctoss t‘ltristnttts 'l "with." loudly explained the otli- n.1,...» I, w 1'. .I' I _\ “II,
”.3153 the “My“...de of which are used ct. “that i ttttdn‘t dtiti-it ltlm fi\'€I;_-]IIIIj,)II..11 m..- .\- “Jul-L.
.o tie, it: ltlhtchttlosis lll“ bcinc 0- ."MCS ””019 ll“ “‘11 dt’fld- _ .3133 to '-1. the st. i'nn' .. tlllltl
.t‘ited at the ottitc ol' the stale tllllt‘l' l “ ell, I declare “"5 ”l" “S‘OU‘EQIOd to play the Plum ' .. o. littdzo
rulouie- commission at the Cnillwl ”“95 “91011100? or Uncle Josh. “You: uil'i, out. for sum;- 1»... ... t. nth-ii
it was announced yesterday that ntav beliete are or not but he new.) to pul in their appeatmtt. .I-III llilt
Hartford had ordered :50 001) seats, did anything “it? that Vtilll me "”1iil) of last night's game"
which is the number ordered by the? liiiadcl‘phin Telegraph. Qt. i'nul‘s A. .\.w'l‘a;,lnt. ll' 'I‘oIIi-.«'.
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tlte . I McMahon, c: 11:: fit'ititvt‘,
—-Sentinel classified advertisers tic-.lg. ‘
itilc town of Greenwich on
routhwesstctn comer of the stateJl‘heI
larger mm" mm 01 WM“ 0 tiered thuk Compilsh things Whlch other people: . Norwttik ('ltib*—0l:l:"‘t'l, lt;'t'los.-".
tar are “5 follows. 3""? 'port. 500" Imerely “180 they could do N ll'f: Bul‘l‘. C;_ Barker. Is. .'.i~tteliii-i, 11—5.
000' Greenwich. 250. 000; iitirtiord __ . _.__ _
250. 000: Metlden 75. 000; Middletown . ——-——II
New Brit
ain 200, 000; New Haven 700. 000; Newt
London 50000; \Iorwalk 25.000; norI
rich. 65,000; South Manchester 60 ,000'. l
Qtami'ord 50 000: Torrington 10000
Wallingford 50 000,I
Waterbury 300. 000: West Hartford
"0 000; Williniantic 40. 000. ' ManyII
mailer quantities have. already i‘i'eeni
tiered by smaller towns. l ,
‘A good old Quaker farmer poli'ftfed ‘
tp one of his hiding horses, and.
riving to an adjacent 1030135 0000
egotitttlng a swap with a well- known
‘rnder After an hour or two of clew
er dickerlng the deal was made. and
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Public Opinion lndorses
this family remedy‘ .n' 1' .irt 3.; its soloinrrtr than that
of any other medicine in the t ’01 it. The experience 0t
generations has proved its great value in the tteatmen
oi indigestion biiiottsness, headache and constipation.
LBEEGIIAM’S PILLS
relléve these troubles and prevent them from becoming serious ills by
promptly clearing wastes and poisons out of the digestive system. 3—:5
They strengthen the stomich, stimulate the liver and regulate the '
bowels. Mild and harmless A proven family'remcdy, unequalled ’
For Digestive Troubles]
Land Dada of Any Medicine in the World . I
out «mu. 1-. on... 10.32119 ' -
“Look here!" dhmdhded 019 hitter
Norwalk Chronicler