They Are Therefore Excluded
from the Conference.
A IAJORITI OF TWO VOTES.
A Wuh'a Splrllol W m. I- Dr
(out M the lalr 80', but Perhap-
1l|oy Will Do Ad-IIM to Int."
Col-terror“.
Km Your. May lip-It took nearly a 'Iek
todo it, but the Multan-t general conform
has finally derided that women are hdigihb
to that l aly under the [mt constitution
It has :‘woli'al alro to submit to the annml
contentment: amoulluionttotho rulesof tho
church that will admit them to future general
“forum‘s.
Botbtheu: important Insult-4 were 30(1)")-
plkhed yoatenlny by the small majority of
two Tomi am! the hit-nits u! thr- woman dob
gates mutmiplum sadly tlw great things that
”light lla'ut‘ lfvxt :zt'my'nplmlml l4; «change
of 0mm! llmw tn tlmlr silh- that would have
fled tlm into 01 t!)” lay ulohgatvmarnldk
fated tho column-:9 report against the
women. Th n‘th» gallantry at tho confor-
uucenilght have nllowell the Ironm- 1-) hit
without turtlmr optw minor.
Biahop William K. .‘lintlo, ol Top-kn, was
the pro-idling officer yesterday. and "1" Row.
J. H. John-inn. of tlu- Nurvmy IYOIIII‘TPIH‘O'
corvluctul tho devotional exorcism. '
tary Munroe nnnnunml that lay Delegate
Loavitt Bah-s. of the New England Southorn
mnler-mcomhnl died suddenly at the Stutte-
want house a: 5:45 dolor-k on Sunday
owning. only a tow hours after the
death of his fellow thelogxitu [rum
Maine, the Rev. Dr. Charluu J. Clarke. Mr.
Bates had been walking about tho corri»
don) a (err minutm previous; to his death. ap-
parently in good lxpalth Tho bishop ap-
pointed committees! to drul t appropriate
resolutions in relation to th»: death of Dr.
Clarkeund Doll-gate Bates. and resolutions
were adopted expressing the sorrow of the
eonfmnce at tho death of tho daughter of
Dolegato Denny, of tho Puget Sound confor-
m
The (lg-ban.- on the committee Report against
the woman rlefogntm was resumed by a
special raw. Dr. H. ll. Moore, of the Erie
conferem-v. gained a hearing, and spoke in
adrenal-y o! the can» 0! the women.
Dr. Arthur Edwards, of Detroit, wan for
the mmnxittoe’s report and Dr. Neely“-
Imenelincnt. but againilt the substitute oflomd
by Dr. lilo-m: So compromise was muihh,
hethougbt. If the present woman delegat-
wem seatovl. it would afford a precedent that
could not be overthrown.
Judge Sonora N. Taylor, of the St. Louis
Confer» um. Lmntul the women excluded.
‘ul'lu- l llr. lamb Tod, of “'ilmington cou-
[erenv-o. upnnecl his speak with the announw
mom, that be pmumed they were roughing
the em nl' :hi» memorable strugglo,hevras
greeted with u storm of amans. He argued
agaimt the udmlsion of women under the
pin-writ. rules of the church.
Thz're new land cries for a vote when Dr.
Tod hall finished. but Chancellor Hanson, of
California, managed to get in a plm (or the
Do: that composed twothirds of the body of new
the vitamin, the sex that “on tho' bnming
ninth; of Africa, in the peflilentinl swamps of
India, and in tho leptons streets of Chinese
cities was holding up tho standard of the
cross."
Dr. J. H. Bayliut, of Cincinnati, editor of
The Western Christian Advocate, pointed
out the (not the definition of the word lay.
man. as laid down in the rules 0! the church,
made it pail-tibia to compo-e the general com
{mot minimorial delagates exclusively,
if the datum] conference saw fit to do an;
and it an interpretation so liberal wet! posi-
ble, why tould not the word layman be held
applicable to both sexes! He wanted women
admitted, and, by and by, hi wanted to more
lbata committee be appointed to find out
what the constitution did mean, anyway.
It.- was sumacded by Bktoaian John C.
It vlllnth, 0! De Panvr unimuity. Profs-or
:t Ilpfllh took thewomanidaol thaquoation.
2'2". John Lanuhan, of Balm. oar-nod
a. .~ gratitlhle ot the convention and of the
,~:,.¢~tntor$ by moving the previous question.
'i he vote in favor of the motion was almost
Izmnimom
t'hnirnua Shinklemf the oommittte that
rognrtal agaimt seating the women yielded
me commitme's right to the final Kpaaahto
m-Senator Warner Miller, who was a mm-
but" of the committee and agreed to supwrt
3.: 5!!!!ng
mitteoreport as tho: amendedwudelayed
ashtgllpodhlo. Thelouleuoatlio
women'uidowmoagor togalnovory porci-
bla advantage. Dr. T. L. l-‘loul, at The
Chautauquan, moved, as a minktorial «Solo
gate, that tho vote be takou by ordera
The object at thiamtounkoit
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$40,000
WM]! pl Inn. 309' and Childruu'i
lll'l'llllll
Semirontlwlalunroadwa .N. Y. the. mm be
, cloned” in IE DAYS. by outer of the lu—
mrawet‘uupuleu. Gum Fm:
Insurance Salt.“
Bulls Building, 25 Main Street.
NORWALK, CONN.
. The appraise" [or the lururautc companies. aim
artfully examining thin stock of Nothing, tonal-1v
cred that the nut: walnut lobauly analogs: or
claimed by the marvel clothing manufacturer». and
tailing to agree or to the actual km. um tort-ed to
title the which. turn it into money. and the goods
aim: beaold at once m order to make aha-l roule-
meat, allgooduue spout-c1] 40 cent-outhednllu
of mututuren’ruuuud thio is all we In! for
them. The 1pm! fire imnram sale willouablc peo-
ol Noun k and Vlclltll] lo mute their clothing
or amulet nothing.
We Wlll tell you here a few Bargains.
Men's BMW Knits, all to match. for $1.15
This unit cont to manufacture 13 65. and i! it don't
mi: on in every mpeet. or it you don't think it
wort 13.“. bring it hark any time inside of tour
dayl and we Will pay you 3.15.
meant Cheviot mu. worth 15 u). must go tor 4.15.
Eur: fine quality m'r rum, ultor mode, 6.159.
This is an elegant unit and worth 17.00.
10w dilteront kinda Diagonal. Wanted amt Cork-
mew outta. Ihlth one: to manufacture about
20.00, we will sell [or 8.99.
600d Working Pantlr, worth 2 5", MM 75c.
We oler an ell‘guut pair Men's Commit-re Pantt, at
1.3). that cannot be bought t'lettw here tor
lean than 4 00.
. , no).
mo dox Snowmen. It)“, pvt prur.
Don't tail to mill and examine thin noon at n-rml,
it cool! “0|th to tall and judge [or yonmlt. and
you will fill! everything just an cheap as mentioned
in this advcrtinmt. A chance to got such burg-aim
trill never occur in.
GREAT Y KB INSURANCE SALE.
Curtis Building. 2’) Main St, Norwallt. (form.
a" During this gneat immature sale, pron: will be
ml-lw open until 9p. m.
F. NI. PIERCE} .
DEALER In
SEWER PI PE
AND
v . i
General be“ or (out motor
In to make crmncctlons with main sewer
in this city on the moot tnvurnhlo rm.
lea intending to connect withthe recently laid
mm in this my will and it to their advantage to
call on him. KM tl
F‘. 31. 1’1 18 itCl‘T
inuure Your Lifé
0n the Endowment. Plan.
A man at are 01'!) would probably um‘l lupnranm
for twenty or twenty-five years. but beam he
nerds it {or that tlme in no rear-on nhy he would
stipulate to keep it npllunug Ill» whole lite that.
He has oror eight lmndn-d chums: in a thousand 0!
living more than twemy yam and nearly eight
hundred In a thousand of lulu: twenty-five years
awhisonmxn are m bright hr should not
neglect to pmriqlo {or the chant.» of dung Mhu'h
am nuploauautly mum-rum ~ by a llllt‘rlll lY‘.‘ mum
on lllEllfl‘ DISI’RE IN THE .,
scormsc'ncur GENERAL;
3 Life Insurance 00.,
i or uAlt’ll-‘ulm.
S. S. I.‘H0‘.\IVIEIIIBI'.
5‘ ml) Krirwullt.
JUST REBEIVED
Boy? Suits, mimhle {or this reason. Worth am. for .
Box 20. South Norwalh, CI. 5
l
for the Spring and Summer lulu w '
«A law minors or;
800l8- ‘
.331).
From 12 llil'frrout Factories.
x
1
Everything for toot-wear bring houghr for NET I
PAS“, lint! txprnpeé bring light. can br - ml
Styles and nrlcu too names-om
I!) mention.
PLEASE C.\ LL AN!) ES t III\I-2
No trouble to show goods.
l2 Main Street.
South N (rt-“111k.
. lll’ll
llmlllwll!
—sunts -_ RSE
:EVEIIY MIR soul [rim
0. H. HARVEY,
manner tannin humor.
W Mini. 18.
”UTII. ‘
LLNNIIIL 15.80. Norirulk. Anwuwu Pain Argonne the tailoring
imam). 745nm. no: In
6 5t} ” 0H " 9 ll)
rm ‘- war -- m 1,9 '
hemp-u. Imp... imam. ‘
4 n .. 4 .. 4 57 .. , -
in “' Hind 7 15 “lined r23 “I'u‘dS .
NOBTII. ‘
”received.
Lv. Wilma Point. ”.80. Norwalk. Arum: i
7 ma. Ill. Kind to»; in. l'x'd 7 4‘ Mile!“
ll” " 9N " 925a.
In.
9& “ 1213 .III. ‘ 1213 n« , 1‘ , ' .
"3'1““! {fraud 'i'l m, 1 Lot llumburg Lilgmgn,
, .L .. . n ,, . . .. _ ,
“It. "5 .. :3); 300034103, _.ic., north .lU In
930 “Hind tom ”Hind "Miller!
,500.
1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 120..
worth 15 to 250.
W. ll. Holmium. Vice-hrs. and don't flaring".
P. C. fun. tin tandem.
II. D. Ariana. Ticket Agent.
HOUSA'I’OSIC Illflsltlh’.
December It. 139:.
Law Bridgeport tor l’itlstleld.
33.10“: to. accommo'n
. 1 Lot Corset Covers. llam-
liurg Trimmed, 21c.
3d Invoice of Kid Gloves.
L50 9‘ n lined , anon nut. _
13 .. gum“, {Tim-n oxubroulorcd back, 5 button,
«can ’- ~-
l 59c.
'Goa only an tar as Keir Millard. . . . -
w... u. sum-as, Vite my: I; on 'l Kau‘g'r Bargains lll llaudkorcbicls
W. It. Lyon. Boot.
n. n. Avmu. am. new 1191., Bridgeportxoun. . and Towels.
WI lillfll‘illllll lllll‘ Pl'llllll.
N. r. .4. ii. at u. RAILROAD.
April iii-l, 1568.
come In". some 1-. 1 ~
4.50; a. in. lxprm. Lilian. Wanh'o x. ,
5.15 " ‘Xprm. 16.3! " Aceom.
.'..~tu " Esme”. 3.3: ” Atom.
5.50 " Special. 8.46 " Anon. .
6.12 “ Luculfix. 910 " Baotou Ix. .
r..." " B'p-rrLSV. "Ml Atmlll ' ’
;_;3 Local Ex. l:.l&;.m.llmton Ex. _
.143 ' lzwnlfiz. l.t5 " Armin.
~35 [Aural Ex. I.” " gggfield War.
9.0:! ' Local E: 3.06 " preset utthe
3.3:; ‘ ileum. 1.3: : groin. .
but; * icat Ex. 1.49 ' prm. Oldst d
IMF: ficum. 5J0 ” Ruins; an I
1:39p, ru., ' pram. u 5.4:! ” S. .. . .rpoc. ‘ v .
1.10 “ Sultry ll.“ ” Local [711pr WASHINGTOX 5T
2.“ ‘ Accom. 5.29 " $nd"'l§ ill
#5,, -. hill"! 5‘53 .. Sp’glleldgf Wobarenmvrmelrednfull‘anpplyotmwdmgx,
4.4,, O gummy, 1:» -' Bring: rived; tnll mmomspemon ml ltlnl, Tlrdny we am
Sill ‘ Accum. .83.") '9 Accum. heurrlnmwhcd thanflrrmtlmllthntgmtomuke
53,] » EIl'W-‘F- . 9.5,; .. Antoni. apathy! clu” dmz’stou-anll the: ublu: can be u-
s“ .. Accum. ‘ ”rm .. Adam R, A: undo! the: (muestatcmk tromw 1th tohave
7.3! “ 11ml Ex. ".47 " Button Ex. . .
5.2: ” B'wrt once/12.2! " "
9.50 ‘ BoetouEx. .
10.15 “ Acton. ‘
5 II V ‘
”'5” Sr‘gfig‘m Ex. Strum“. At abort notic: and in the most skilltul manner.
9.15 lit-com. 7.3:" Acton. ' '
l£15“!!! Acton. 9." u A6015 GEOU c. STILLSON-
‘21:: “ Lou! Exp. 8.51 p.|n. Accm” ‘ ' ,. ~-
13) “ arcom.
33.6de M. Layton“,
Rt‘ll brute and Home agent.
‘l'raluu Leave lint Nonrnlk.
I
60:50 urn-r. sols" an. ' ‘ l 0
gm .. m, w y u. better all lnsuram 0A t,cncy
..l.~‘ " 8-45 " Fur, Ll!" null Accident.
7.35 " 1.1.» p m. .
9.1“ " M6 " Donn StmmphxpTltki-lp—(nbln urn; Slii‘mfie. _
ix}, p m to“) , Draft» tor one £ and npvrmls and Honey Orders to
J“ J. ' . all parts“! Europe,
8.19 '*
O. I. Snanrm.
tlen. Sat»
Notary Public Arkmmlmlgrmeut» Token.
Railroad Tickl‘lu.
to Destination.
55 “'lrhmglnn SL,
’l'. lllll‘tfl'nb
Hut, Pit“. Al't
Joust—n. SMITH.
r ELURIST gsoutn Norwalk. Conn.
:DAVID STow;
on? W9 LK l
SOMETHING new. FURNITBRBE
PAT-OCTJSEJIIG.
{Xi-x: door to l’netomec.)
Wrr plum n in! :ro- n!
‘ :’
Zulu ”mun...
gWALNUT CHAMBER SUITSQ
.\ FiXE
AXTitll'E as“ t"lA§llll-ZK n- - .
5m" .3: :9 men‘s for 322.00 ,
, PARLOR SUITS :
t From $30.00 l'punrlls. l
} Dining: ltoom Tables, ‘
Sideboards,
Lounges and (cliches.
Rattan Chairs. Fancy Plush
Chairs, llat Ital-ks. Book
Cases, Etta, etc.
AGENTS Putt THE
,Sltllltltll’ll Foldim: ltml.
remit/m smut/TEE.
Wan-Intel not I. break nor-i
roll up with one year» wean,
If they do the money paid ml
m................., 87, 89,91 Main St.
_ U I’ sums.
For pale-til. MOI Dry Good! Stony
untu- “mutton-II. aloilm l S" “Tl. NOR‘VALK i
' Bell in the mark-1 to: tho monry.
l
\\ . Er
5
"root v
Baggage flit-claw 1 b
. \l'v llzur ju-f n-rrwnl the 139:. ~r uni Elms! >lo€k i " "
; Ana ptrpnrud to grind flutters Knives and turnizh
mm”, and guarantor outstation.
‘9'le by mail promptly attend“! to. an t! .
;Wall Papers,
it‘s“ and reelhem It our “Mtuma The aim: Painting - P3991. Han ‘
.l’uint and Wall Paper Store,
N OTICE-
Buyers" of Boats and Shoes.
A chance of a lifetime for buyers of Ladies’, Misses and Child—
ren’s fine shoes. Having purchased the bankrupt stock of Frank
Ruscoe, of 15 Water St, at a great sacrifice, I intend giving the
people of N orwalk the best bargains in Ladies, Misses and Child-
ren’s fine shoes ever offered in the State. Remember these goods
are of the very best quality and workmanship, and made from the
best stock iu’the market.
500 pairs .oxtm quality, Fine French Kid Button Boots, retail
usually for $5.00 and $6.00; our price $3.50 per pair. .
300 pairs Ladies’ extra quality, hand—sewed, regular $5.00
Boots, only $3.75 per pair.
287 pairs Ladies? Fine French Kid, sold by retailers at $5.50
a
and 8000; our price only $4.50 per pair. Warranted all strictly
hand-work. ~
336 pairs Ladies’ flue Hand welts, $6.00 Boots, our price
$4.50.
710 pairs Misses fine Dongola Button, spring heels and heels,
51.08 per pair.
375 pairs Children’s fine Dongola $1.25 and 1.50 per pair.
Also hundreds of pairs of fine Goods in
Opera toe, Common
ESense, London and New York styles. Remember these goods are
31110 for the money and not made to deceive.
iBOSTON STORE.
45 Main St., Norwalk, Gt.
AWE.
(a. I: summon,
Washington. I). c.
Ten years in United States Patent om.
dhr Guide to inventor: mailed tree.
Northrop a 00.,
Danbury.
54 Main Street.
'South Non-walk.
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MEATS
BlltYlD IN m 3331' IASNKR.
Borders,
and Centers.
Spring styles.
I! you want the
gums» oi "liable
arket. as well as
Pulllll of all KllllS,
IN “'8 83.1803.
F. HAYES.
DIBBLB'B BUICK. - aou'm RONA“.
chalet-mt HEATS. obtained"b
ovum. you will had them at any
tug. Decorating an
g.
DECKER’S
54.
The on and name.
um l‘llfillllll Llllll
larval llllvlull
—'I’IIE PROPELLEIfl-
\.
evening, ‘Md 8
o'clock-aim Saturday at an... In Into
mlBridguaudSoutlmeuym‘
Mglttfiufimudmhfll
pol-ta on the Balm-Id luv-[km
shop-a3 m at M hill“
Upona k‘tloato the City of M
and will be for aim
unflmtwkwmvfly.
”Altman trauma 0!
mploymonhohoauoathblhaoa my ‘5'!
coo-nautical: 7
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BARGAIIL
COMMENCING MONDAY,
MAY 7th. .
, l
ICvor-y day of this “1301: you “in find goods at surprisingly 110W PRICES.
WE NAME .A. FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES.
Ladies’ Tafi'eta Silk Gloves at 130. pur pair, worth 300.
Gent’s Striped Half Hose at 250. per pair, cheap at 400.
Children’s Regular Made Ribbed Hose, 150 per pair.
Gent’s Half Hose, regular made at 170. per pair ~
Gent’s Balbreggan Vests, 250. each.
it
man of ma CREAM
of TART“.
Jun... «1...... w; ““" Ladies’ Ribbed Jersey Vests 250. each good value at 500.
kwm “.2: ll] ll! in II! F An all Linen Towel, 23x46 fo’r me.
mxhlmm . 3;;1» Table Linens from 170. per yard upwards.
EMWéx CharlasESeymmar SPECIALTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
Tmfiw‘m ...... “can ’ Dado Shades with fixtures. 60c. 75c. and 80c.
n. W. , ’ . nest Opaque. 72 inches long, including 112mm
mmlmmm-x 7" “WWW" mm! The prices mentioned aptwe includes , _ . ‘ ‘ “ '
$&%wmm’w 1W2??? _
Osborn Aw , t n-i~ 555......
m m m
Illa. Ma moo-mule m 04:“4?“ m
N fibrin” TAYLOR D 00 mm.
trail-m- “. an m
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