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sailed away the work was confined
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the pulpit in this city up to
1906. During a year's vacancy which
now followed a divinity student. 7. C
Baur, had charge of both parishes
Then followed Rev. C. F. Rittmann
who remained until April 1909. when
the present pdstor. Rev. I. L Biotin.
was called as resident minister. Un-
der his leadership the convention.
which at that time numbered 32
communicant members. prospered and
was reorganissd in 1911. At present
the parish numbers about 250 mem-
bers, of when about 135 are communi-
cams The Sunday school and Ihel
various societies of the church are all
in a flourishing condition. Bervlcesl
at the church are usually conductedl
in German. shough services in English!
and Slavonian are held once a month. I
The church was erected in 1913, the {
laying of the cornerstone taking place I
on August 10th and the dedication on.
December 1th. The building is pro‘ I
vided with a spacious auditorium I
seating about 230 people; there is aII
large assembly room in the basement w...
and all other conveniences. The build
ing is heated by steam and lighted by, 1187 I w w m
Ill $925,000 Bill
electricity. The value of the property
is 310,.000 and the remaining debt is}
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being considerably decreased each
World leaders, will have hearings to-.
' - ulcer as cryltal and CALL US UP!
The a... a Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ‘
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Bargains inLadies’ Suits and Coats
Fall Weights in Many Attractive Models that mean a Big
Saving for Thrifty Shoppers
Beacon Blankets, Wool Blankets, Comfortables
ANew Stock of Outing Elannel, in many attractive patterns 10c yd
Fruitlars and Jelly Glasses at Lowest Prices
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H. Krieger . Co.
heck-bone as money in the
bank. When Winter comes
we feel the need of a husky
t; heat-compeller, and the may
i best friend one can have just
THE LATEST IN FALL GARMENTS FOR WOMEN
AND MISSES
Always first to present new styles. we announce for to-
morrow notable additions to our display of Suit Coats.
Dresses, Skirts. Waists and Hats.
These are Fashion’s latest and prettiest effects. We
offer them at our usual unmatchahle low prices. You have
not seen the best unless you have visited the Paris Store,
South Norwalk's Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-vvear
Apparel for women.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN 81 SOUTH NORWALK.
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then is some Coal down in
' thecellar.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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Note the Prices on Our Potatoes
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, pk. ..........-...... 35¢
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year
There will be appropriate anni-
versary exercises Sunday morning, at
10: 30, in German. and in the after-
noon at s: so, in English. The ser ‘
men at the morning Sift/ice will beI
. ay.
delivered by Rev. H. C. Bteup. of New The
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. SMALL NATIVE POTATOES pk. .._ , . . 25¢ prisoners
' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ‘ .. York. father the local pastor. I k be h f
"EDIE S FANCY SWEET Po'rarons, pk. 35¢ m" I... w”... mm“ °' iflii’fifmi’l i: 2.2.“...i‘nfl‘xfi o‘oWe are now showing a complete line of;
were loaded into:x
New York. or the pastor, will address
the congregation in the afternoon. A.
special thank offering will be taken up
to diminish the church debt. A lunch-
eon will be served by the ladies to the
outof-town guests.
Bills nun iiillllllliI
sus coIIIIn
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tr ates. omcm testified to the for I.
hidden meeting and the attendants
Iiorcing their way in against the pro' 0
Itests of the wife of the proprietor «I?
the hall. The defendants' lawyers“.
contented themselves with a protestI§
gestion was not iollow.ed if
Fourteen of the fifty deiends‘fs in 1%
one magistrate's oillce raised theirI 0
'hands when the attorney represent:
Iagainst the also of the bail. TheyI.
t c it u asked: "HowI‘
Ilng he prose u o .. 1,. payments.
‘M in the Clothe“ Plan!
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
all the new styles iii ready to wear
clothings for men, women and children .
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
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Iduced if it his excessive. This lug!
uvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vvvv"
WE EXTEND CHARGE ACCOUNTS to all repu-.
table families. Bills to be settled in small weekly or month-
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ANDREW DAVEY. inc.
”Women’s Hi-Cuts
$3.00 to $7.00
were told by the magistrates they;
could go into court and have it re-I
many of you are citizens?"
Old Forge was quiet ytsterday andlgx.
If . . . . the front porch at the time. and the d f I
a... 3...... M... m I..- ...... 3; 3m; m3;; nan..:.::.°::I:;:.:;:::::I: ..II {zstore open Monday.
i" - ’°‘"" -”‘°““" ' 98 Washin St South Norwallt 21.2.2. ..‘ii...?.:?.;:.?. ..32.??..;Fm .. ......... ... .
2:, Kid and Combinations. I NOR . mm and “and up “Norm Bede". IlreulIIonaea TIIe (Inna hills printcdl in and Saturday eve 11- '3
' - . NW . ta an come he an appea part mm
The best value for money in ‘ ATLAS FARMS PEERLESS COFFEE I331:- “azure‘rzoqfileglt’iohlgdt igemfegfihilarly to all “veterans of Gurihaidl‘I' l
' ‘ ‘ town. " BUTTER “The BUS 00300 You "I“ he knew nothing in regard to the: w'lfhtentdwn of Jesse twelve miles! “9. .
1' Keelef,s Shoe Store I “Positively the Finest But— Ever Drank” mgxnfgqhhgew::zn‘:g miafitneas to thee :0th of Scrrfitton. which 13:. ,
r - I ... Produced" ~ 3o¢1b.- 3...... ..... .... .. .. oai:.:°:I::.::':221.22.22.~.2.22:2..-22: Mateo. W444“ :«z«:»:»:»:..:..;..:..;..;.
I , a“ __ 37¢ "3- 3° 8&3 SW Fr” wildehrsmifygidntdah: figmgoflfd‘fie‘fl a squad of state troopers prevented P——- 8 H
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dim outline of the boys from hln';‘"‘y “m“rb‘me-
porch as they passed. and that in hisI’
2.”.:?.°n'.ti‘i?:.:.‘.:“.?.."£i:'£321WWI Wilson's
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I ililflt Dill Mill
ing straight ahead. they could haveI
Iseen the other approaching. Immed-
iately after the accident. he ran oil'tt
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PRESlllllll fillilll
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The Men's Bible Class of the South
lek Congnsgational Church has
accepted the invitation of Dr. Johnston
to‘visit the Men's Class of the Presby-
terian Church of Stamford on Monday
next. The South Norwsllt class is a
large one and a big delegation will
talte the 7:02 train for Stamford. Ora
the iollowlng Monday the Class will
I - The Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
See Yesterday’s Large Adv.
1°” ““9”” 315”“ t.::22°2:.‘:2.22:2.2a".2.ifm
I John Carruthars. a twelve-yearold
A conference with the engineers of
In the Town
' . her. who was riding anotli bicycTEi President Wilson received word thlslme White Company, of New York cit)" be th h M . h
AUTO suppms Beers Meat and Provision Co. I. a... .. a. n... I... . I... ..m... a. .. ...., m. a... ..I . . sum-,0! . . ...
‘ was held last night. and it is upset hood of the horwatk Congregational
. . .was next called to the stand and said Howe, died early today. at New Lon- Church. m which occasion an mm“
dou. Conn. He was greatly shocked, ed that work will soon start on the
Mfllgullilfll' “nerd he gouhimige changes of the plant, even if one party
woul ve sever-a syn gene a!
had planned to ‘0 to her be‘mI‘thastc work on top of the other. b I
In the middle of the. road. again. The President plans to attendI Probably the 111031 important Us
John Miller. twelve years old. of Mrs Howe's funeral. which will be: neas transacted last night was the
Chestnut street. who wasurldln: t(fin gotcha; Col‘umbiaus. C., ,lw‘here her' mmmmnefl acceptance of the nine
Ithe grocery wagon at the me o e. us it an sev re at ves areI
accident. said that the team was onIburied. Definite arrangements had months "”0" of the plant I“ the
the right hand side of the road at the not been made‘enrly this morning. but has! the fiscal year ended on October m taken in it is shown by the regular
time of the accident. and that the White House officials got in touch with 1s.t but this plan has been changed 50‘ attendance "mm“ between ‘0 and 60
horse was walking. Joseph R Wilson. oi Baltimore. thaI 'that the “so“ yea, IB closed on Jul,:e'ery Sunday
lthat he was riding dawn the hill about
ltwenty feet in back of Holmes and
ldid not see the horse until he heard
' the crash. He said that the horse was
Pam 805—50 So. Main is.
‘ ; _ Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
(a Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwallr. Phone n80.
eating program has been arranged
for.
The first {all class meeting of the
P. 8. H. will be held on Sunday, 0c.
tober 1st, at noon. The membership
at the present time is 125 and an
.eiiort will be made to bring it. up to
200 before December 31st. The Class
is non-sectarian and the interest that
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone us.
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LEGS SPRING LAMB ”26¢ lb.
SHOULDER VE-AL ROAST‘................. 18¢1b.)
ROUND STEAK 22¢ lb."
Sure Thing I
want to see these new hats
Just received—Full of “pep,"
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the road. having travelled it once a
week @r some time. He said that he
was on the right side of the road at
the time. and the first he knew of the
approaching bicycle was when he
heard the‘hra‘shu When the horse
heard the noise he Means frightened
PresidentI
Wilson also one d engagements Iplant would have brolten all profit rec-
for Monday with Chairman McCor~I
mick, of the Democratic National Com-
mission, and others:
end no. . , _ .
-, Mad l N . lk I SIRLOIN STEAK ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' ' ° ° ° ' . ' 0 - ~ - - - . - - - 24¢ lb. ‘ mrwg' ththemhuom’n 11.33%“; mgdtgrpfgge‘m811:”?er to air. ‘31st. Despite accidents and reduc- A new feature will he added this
. I e "V orwa ‘ , I PORTERHOUSE STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . - 26¢ lb. tne accident. took the stand. and in a Following receipt oi the news of his tion of rates, the report shows that in 33:33:31; tlhzvggurcxgosgllld’rs 30%:
$2.00 l ~ , I clear connected way told of the acgl- sister's ldeath. lligament Wilson tim- the last nine months the plant has om“... of the CI“. are- '
‘ SCI““ 83'“ dent as he saw it.’ He said that e mediate y canoe an engagement 0 1 .400. With , _ -
' GHICLol‘flIN" C0 tze s ‘ m Markets was" delayed during the afternoon in go to St. Louis next Wednesday, to made a profit of over ‘ 5 Leader Re“ 10"“ Stapleton.
. U W hi. St. 80 _ _ the delivery of his orders making it we“ before an underwriters' “we: out the accidents. which unfortunate- President—Frank (idoodclliiid.
0. Main 8t. 80. Nov-walk \ 3' as “Eton nth NOMk' late when he arrived at Broad River. tion. Secretary Baker oi the War De- ly took place. and without the reduc :é:$£:;£fi;§hce' golds“.
‘ He said that he was ac uainted with partment was asked by the presidentluon of ntég, it is believed that the
39 t. NONE. O t t k his 1 there Treasurer—A Dwight Keep
l ° ' ° ”c" Musical Director-W. n. Matthewls.
ords which have as yet been made Usher—Charles Redllng
since the plant was opened.
! The only thing which is now worry-
Ilng the commissioners is the securing
Twenty members of Catholic Union of the necessary apparatus The goods
DEATHS AND FU‘NERALS
Children ”Will
' William H. Coleman.
Black Bazzle‘ ern Enamel
Criticise
parents in after years
I‘ them their
I the child's tenth
if '
teeth are neg-
Wallery hears this every day
from many experiences the
mflering caused by ‘parentsI t
in earl)"
TO YOUR CHlILD'S TEETH .
3593- MAKE THEM APPRE- '; A
Gives a beautiful glossy
In cans—XA Pint, soc; Pint.
us Washington St.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERO.
Winthrop Gerdnler to Eugene hf.
Tolles, of Peach island. 2. C. .
Henry ,J. Miller to Della B. Olsen.
mm llarvin nests. War. .
Albert Wellan to llafy- Cohen.
James Denmtn William Emu
and wife. Two lots in Foster Park.
War.
wmmnmmwflu ‘ ~
De Witt dismount”- !0 M‘
For Stove Pipes, Heaters, Registers,
Any Iron Work
DOES NOT SMELL OR SMOKE WHEN APPLIED
stand outside. (Use it on your iron fence).
A. D. MORGAN
Building'lot moons: lame-rams: ‘
:Alholt Wollnliato “in“: Wrwi
finish. dries quickly and will,
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30c: Quart. 50¢-
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South Norwalk.
1263: once .gILLsn’ m e'rA'rs
some use: wear on.
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HARTFORD. Sept. its—The stand--
ter- of deer in Connecticut amuse.
u—u—u—
law mt into effect ill Ami; 1915.
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. “.mesrm‘ae wow-trons:
My‘stIIths- m It Plum
an assistant Mattress one helper in
kitchen. one was: is spam stair
maul. Ima-mmwmm.
.3, and started to run, knocking the bicy-
“ cle under. the left front wheel.
He
stated that in his opinion the 'boys
.. were on the wrong side of the road.
After hearing all the witnesses. and
hearing no incriminating evidence, the
coroner immediately made t finding of
accidental death.
pnomsmon couvermou.
The 'Prohibitionists 'of the Fourth
Congressional district will meet today
at 2:30 p.
m.. at the roomsof the Wo-
men‘s Christian Temperance union.“
259 Gilbert street. mm for the
purpose of nominating a‘ oibdidate for
t“congress in this district. Nominations
will also be made for senators in the
31st. 92nd and 28d senatorial; districts.
Whilsiryihgto move a machine
with a crusher. my slim
ildwas-rl Maximum
sensedthsath lists M19
unite mandamus-Mb
pad-and mouthwash.
Council, Knights of Columbus. of thisI can easily be bought but getting them
city. will Journey to New lurk city, to South Powell: is another matter.
tomorrow morning. by auto-bus. leav- Motion! of routine business scares
"‘8 the ““13“" “f ““91"” “u" thunying of all the unpaid bills. and
house at 9:15. The Norwalkers will various other regular matters. was
make stops at. Stamford. Greenwich, transacted.
Port Chester,>New Rochelle and Mount At the conclusion of the‘meeting.
Vernon to pay their respects to the Commissioner Robins was given
members. in “1°“ places While in Icause for having a grievance against
New Y0" city. Bronx. and QantmlIthe Connecticut Company, which has
Wh' St' Patrick's Cathedral. Church on (very other occasion been a friend'
°f 8“ pm“ the “”9““ Catholic Club. of the commissioners. Vlir. Robins
Joan of A" statue. Granite tomb “d lives in East: Norwalk. and for that
several other places of interest will b9 reason it was imperative that no catch
visited Tl” return will be made by the short line “jigger"’car which left
way of 8" ‘1":ka state road. the station last night at twelve o'clock.
” I" as .0ssining, then across coun- As the meeting ridjourned, -- the ear
in to Croton uh' “d home by “’ came up the hill, but instead of wait-
°‘ N" m "31W“ “ a!“ i an is the ustlnl custom sitar-sta-
flu I II I m‘ - tion. the "tiger" kept right on going
" and passed out of sight before the as-
°£"m'" .. . aways? m... M .. u. m... ..-
.nurney to the East Side.
.. ~ 45m The members of the Sterling-Well-
.M‘Vflhi alts orchestra are plausingisr a; so“
All???“ o“'1‘;centitmtohshsld in the Town Assem-
- I‘M“ ' “my not. some um sans; on man
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William H. Coleman. private. Com—
pany E, Ninth Connecticut Volunteer
Infantry, died. yesterday. at the Sol- .
tliers' Home, in his seventydhird year.
The body was shipped to Ansonin,
Conn. today, for interment.
Funeral of Ernest Holmes.
The funeral of Ernest Holmes, the
unfortunate victim of Thursday's ao-
.cldent. will be held from his late
home. in Bartlett avenue. Broad River.
on Monday afternoon at 4:30. The
Rev. J. Benton Werner will oiliciate.
and interment will take place in Riv-
ersidt cemetery
'Hl WAS WORRIED AND HOPELESU
"m ten or twelve years I was both.
and with bad kidney trouble. " writes
T. F. Hutchinson. Little Rock. Ark.‘
tried many remedies and actors. but
grew worse all the “1110.! was won»-
m Immunymmrunfl-
thaw-'pssleoy i ,
used ave mash.“
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