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TWO CENTS
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mm. the start to: Stamford was 1"“ “P's-swim" e! um I
may formeomeidesofChrivt'scwn estl- was celebrated. In thesvenlag thepas~
mate of the importance of thisto‘rdelivsrsd‘ths thirdinthsssrlstof
workman-linden Heavenly Fstlrsr utmost to so peoplsonthesubjeos
and himself. min thestsnd thatfleds- "new; Virtues, the toplcheing . 4 has all! or coahomlilr'f WNW-am u contemplated. and u’ '“'” """ “m“
voted himself to this work for years and dustry" 44A large congregation was .4 4 3‘. In“ ”my. 30‘1”“, it was It!” 100'clock when “I! 0080! n" W.W“a”x°"
hroughttohlelshcrssad tuneup-ill presentmsonndaooomw‘uorsven: 4% Mweknpthglrmrohfmmoun 44 "7 A
that notlrlsg industry which could helpful character. '
spt'lngfrom AWN! in o... pursuit, MW. “fit: of m insomniac our New remit. .
and all that divine rcefula w “‘V- one-monu- u» Ammo; ,
could "8M tum of fang: In'l‘rlnitychurch. yesterday morning; I:Wl‘hwmflii’lllhhull-flood Asdnumb s s‘ Isl-lites Avenue Y'all-"EM”
With thssheddlngofhls blood, we an WW’vRW Olin Nook. steadied, 4?”“"“‘"“ “L “‘“M "'”‘ " "" "’ """ ofthatname. ltwas brim full of fun
lorensemberthatflthhlsdeath Oaths ontheAmerica, studio the eveningggi. $.0WaflecrgeA.8weetlsnd’sdetach- AW“ Mflv James Kflflflil Wu and W10 “buttons. The M
0“,". theprloeofredemptlonofthe serviceofaongwssheld. 'l‘henewgw' oftha Gorey Army of Common- WWWOIHWWODWW '04 wersallwell then. The company are
bum, ma. m m" o, ““6“”. mm. Miss Mabel}! Beers, copra-filmy meson-Worn this city Swlnrmtabont 1030 O’clock BIW- playiaginDanbury urn mg, no no
ysfter 5 o'clock Saturday after- day nightontiwverw her home on deservingofllwralpatsonsgebythepso
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Her. I. 0. lirerwood's Ber-en at the
lost!- )lsrwalh Baptist Church—I’ll.
' Mel's lapnsr. Reception of leathers
and llapusrnodemon on "Item! Life."
4 Yesterday morning Rev. B. 0. Shore
, wood preached the fifth sermon in the
course on “ The Kingdom of God Among
Men,” taking for his subject, “ The Uni-
, veraality of the Kingdom; or. ls Christi
salty Equal to the Task set It?” lir.
Sherwood said the Christian religion
claimstobeaad is destined to become
‘ the universal and final religion of the
world, and the kingdom of God will cer-
tainly be established. Religion is the
field upon which the problem 'of the
humanraceiseolved. AlthoughChrlsti-
anityhssbeenputto the severest tests.
~ithasnever failed to prove a source of
comfort‘to those truly seeking aid. It
' stoops to raise the most degraded, it leads
them through successive steps toward
higher life. It never compromises, yet is
never arbitrary. It appeals to all classes
uncommon of‘meu. In all matters
of conduct we'have learned that men are
moved by motives, attracted by ideals
and controlled by precepts. Whatever
can furnish the purest and completest
motives, the loftiest ideals, the most
in the councils .of salvation tsbli had Harvey If Kent, alto: Robert AS PM”,
by him for thoyse who were ”2m. :fter Holmes, tenor, and Edward Morehcuee, mail. The divisionconsisted of fifty-0'50 the former thoroughfare. "he” '5‘ was ple of the batting town.
him. Were a lied to each individual bass, slits ‘0' the first time “d the 'meuunder‘commandof Captain 8'“ acoostedbyawsllvbuilt youngman, with dance
through lill ralhillim m “a“ prac- munic was excellent. Fred J, G, Weber! wmmt Whnkn. They up. Odflfk mustache, and Wearing Ought g°ng£mscégz "a“;
tines which he blunted or sanctioned. 0‘ Bfldwn’ presided at the 0’3““ '.' . [iridiummflrtyand dis-mend ”WMMk suit 0‘ clothes. The '
‘ , , ,, . scamshonld fail to hear Chaplslnlfc-
Thespsakeralsocalled attention to the "— .4WW ““3 “W ”I" ’mfim’w‘mmwh‘m'mm Cshes lecture on “The Bright Bideof
fact that itis over one thousand eight
At the Norwalh Baptist Church. ‘ till"! ““4““ m in 3W and tinned to walk rapidly up the hill. 1 I ll
hundred since the mission of our At the Norwalk Baptist church, its. along the route toBouth Norwalk. they When W930“! residence 0' PM mouth“? P '" attheN
years arch. this evening. The
Lord-that with the f . terdsy morning, there was communion werenvenously hungry. Theyv'mo re- Shlelds, the fellow overtook her. and
. W 0 civilisa- , .4 lecture has been delivered in many of the
tion theresoccmpenies its advancement service andasermonby the Rev. F. E. oeivedlnsonthmorwslhbyhundreds of placed his hand over her mouth. The WW I oltiesof the audits
that which is the '1.”an of the 10m. Robbins upon "The Unmeasurable men, women and children, who lined lady 33V“ 99'8"“ lusty screams, which never tiled to elicit mcgnntry,
mate successors and their instrumental“ Potency °t "19 310M. ” showing the sill both sides of Washington street, but the were heard by some of the near-by resi- . W in.”
of teaching the acknowledgment 0‘ "I: oscy of the blood, the old pas-over kept Coxsyites heeded them notas they pass- dents. who rushed out to see what was Tl” interesting announcement b ““9
only true God and Jesus Christ whom ssameinorhl forever.aswe keep itwtth edby,msrchinghwobytwo.4 The cap- the trouble. When the (01‘0” heard that Colonel W 0' lW’ the
b. has ”in, Wm mm ”can“, comb the Lord's supper. In the evening his thin and each of the soldiers were asmall them coming he lost no time in setting ”a?“ my 3'?“ tmgm m
sermon was on the labor uestion. ' aho t three ' has ion ON 0181 ht- " oy ' M mm.“ 4'4
23.21:?“ formation and foungstion of q ., mi “'8' “arm Mm: w l g Aside‘irom being by", frightened the Friday "suing. his! 11. museum:- “
i h WWW? mum "mm“ “" """" nutmeg tied in hlsbuttouhoie, While the lady was uninjured 4 .- o ’0“ 6°“ W °"°' ““4”” now. ”a 4%
1:3; to e e za on 0 lie ever- WWW! attended the ”r, captain was still further dietinguishedby .___--_ .M-.. , his coming appearance will be. a still' ‘4,
”3 “A“... vices at St. Paul's church and the Chapel a whiu ribbon which he '0“, on the i llUllt‘li f' ALENDAB. “‘0” "0M"! 9'0!“ 0“ lb“ account. 0n
NORWALK “moments. of OurHolr Saviour. yesterday. At St.
-—————-—— . Paul’s Rev. 8. B. Pond's text was from
They Listen to an Able Discourse on A“. i., 4.“)‘1 in the evening It the
[cool of his cart, on which were the “ ““ ""‘ this occasion “V famous. anti-church-
words: Notices of, the Wash Among the Vs- man '1“ set fonh in this at, the W
House I snomlnatlons of lorwnlk. tic "NV" 10 the question, “Wiilt um
. "friends and Friendship." 5 """ """"""""""""""""" Z The r ular church or meetin of .. .
~ - ~ - chs I, from Hebrews iv..14,l.5. The OntoWashin ton. . ’3 P“? 8 We Do To BeBaved. The coloneleex—
35:”? pmifir: bgzzgéidgjgmfdr: At the Norwalh Methodist church, last ”3: by the choir was excellent so“ of x" swim “'7 PM an Earth. : "’9 {South “Um.“ Bum" church 'i“ ptrsitlon of his attitude toward the New
hip}; h d t t' 'd ale. 1 h evening, R"- A- H» “’3‘“ ably dll‘ «a»-- -m 0—--. :liood willwsllmen drum}. n. Intonat- behelll Thursday night at 7 :45 o'.cloch Teslamentis sure to be clear. eloquent
is 8‘ 8 a“ WWW ‘ e “ i “ coursed on "Friends and Friendship." won at stamens. , ...................... °“.'.’f’.'f‘.'?.., .. Amhmhemm’bemm‘w °‘ "W” and witty. Iii-method of salvation for
person of Jesus' is embodied the noblest
conception of life. The parable of the
leaven was used as an illustrative point,
and the pastor said society and individu-
als, when the principles of the kingdom
are operating, are in a state of violent
agitation. There in movement, enthusi-
asm. They boil just as leaven operates
llponameal or flour into which it is
placed; it permeates the whole mass un-
til the whole is transformed. Instances
of the effects of Christianity were cited.
Among them were the effects upon the
people of the Hebrides and the Sandwich
Islands. Christianity has changed indi-
vidual character and l'urnised the
the noblest specimens of manhood‘the
world has ever known. .The ordinance
of the Lord‘s Supper was observed. In
the evening the sermon was from the
text. “ 1 am not Ashamed of the (impel
of Christ, \be‘r" It was thoroughly
convincing and of much aid. Four can-
didates were baptized. The new choir,
composed of Mrs. lmogenc Ross, Miss
Jennie Punzalt, Miners. Fred J. Force
and Frank Cometock, begun their serv-
ices in the morning and sang in .3 most
acceptable manner. The seating capacity
of the church was fully utilized in the
evening, and the ushers were obliged to
supply chairs from the Sunday school.
lNDIVIDUAll: EFFORTS
Rev. A. 8. KuvanTgh shows the Necessity
of Venture to Obtain Success.
The celebration of the Lord's Supper
occupied the time of service at the First
Methodist church, yesterday morning.
lit the evening the prelor preached from
the text, "And in certain man drew his
bow at aventure, and alnute the King
of Israel between the j tints of the her—
nose." After showing the degrees by
which Jehoshupllst descended from his
pinnacle of glory and traueliguraiion to
open and bitter enmity toward God, Mr.
Kavanagh drew from the circumstance
of the text the lessons of the powerof
obscure individual efforts or acts, the
necessity for venture to obtain success,
and the vulnerability of the “harness“ of
sinners as well as saints. Mr. Kavanagh
occupied a little time before the sermon
in telling what his pastoral duties with
the people would be for the coming year.
There was a very lame audience. The
music was under the directorship of Mr.
Sebastain. who renders-ti a violin solo
during the collection. The choir was
auguntenled. and the singing was with
spirit. Anew departure in the line of
ushering has taken plum- ln the church.
Each month four gentlemen will act in
a courteous way and attend In their
duties regularly. They will also take
the collections and furnish the flowers
for the church. For the month of lisy.
the ushers are B. iii. Andrewsdt. ll. Bey»
mom, 8. 3. 81mm and Charles Hoyt.
“BTW “71'.le ”
Inv- ‘I‘l-stlty O'Brien trenches as Its-
qnsae let-ales at at. Ian's.
AtSt. Karyn church, yesterday, the
highmassat 10:80 was sung by ltev
JeremiahDuggan, assistedby the clam.
An excellent and extremely eloquent
sennoawsapresched by it". Timothy
H. O’Brien; his subject being "Eternal
Life." Father O‘Brien began by rsfeo
finalothsrnlutionof desire Ohrhtwhile
onthis‘esrth. He cited his tuition as
not merely of atonement, but one.mcrs- more
mmfpubllc revelstlonsndgresterem
MW: that our Divine Ind defer
red timopeningoihlspamcsneruatil
b thirtieth year, and then waited for s
this being the topic in the general order '— A.--
of the series of lectures on “David and 30 9""“30'1'4000- "I “W 3W“! 5'0"!
hi. “meg," I; w” wow” ibfii the Contact at the Fair Grounds.
warm and lasting friendship existingbo- The sword contest between Antonio
tween David and Jonathan. had its be- Lemogelli and ill. Rodriques, which had
ginning in a mutual attraction. The been postponed one week.owingtothe
prince of the house of final valued the inclement weather, took place at the
courage, valor-and strength displayed in Norwalk Fair Grounds. Saturday after:
David, and pledged thefealty of hisnoble noon. The contest was won by Iemgelll,
heart. The lesson to be drawn from this who secured thirty-eight points to Rodri-
example is that mutual respect is the quee' thirty-four. Frank iemegelli as?
only solid basis for lasting friendship. condos the winner. while A. Carrorg
Love that depends on the attraction of a looked after Rodriques. Lieutenant-
beautiful face, or a recounts! of brave Colonel J. C. ‘rowe presided asjudgs,
deeds, will grow weaker as time rolls and Dr. W. l“. Acton for lemegelle and
away. Some of the friendships are so Captain R. ll. Rosefor Rodreques. offi-
flimey that they are bound only by ropes elated as referees.
of sand and will not stand the test of the Owing to the slim attendance Frank
vow “until death do us part." Mr. lemegelle called A. Carrol-a, the second
Wyatt advised all his young hearers to of Rodriques, and bad a consultation
read that beautiful story of David and with the judgeand referees. aching if he
Jonathan, and asserted that a sense of would agree toapostponemeut, but Can
honor ehouid'bein every headship, tho rota would not accept the proposition.
forming which would seem to call for The principals then galloped oil and pro,
that wisdom which comes only from pared tobattleat 4:15. Dr. Acton called
above. Love and friendship given for time. and both men saluted to begin the
barter or gain are hut"spplr of Sodom." contest, which consisted of seven assaults
interesting descriptions ofSaul‘s jealousy of three minute each. lemegelllscorsd
and hatred. and David‘s timely avoid- first. In the third assault the point of
ance of the king's menacing rage, were hmegelll‘e sword slightly glazed the eye
listened to by a large congregation. of his opponent. A consultation than
Messrs. Price, Hoyt. Warren and Vail. followed, in which the principals agreed
of the quartette, rendered a beautiful nottocount head blows.
selection. "I've Found a Friend", The At the end of the sixth assault. with
full choir was ably assisted by the or "Lemegelll leading, his opponent asked
chestra. _‘ 7“ that instead of using the live-pound
"l’lldillll'si PROGRESS.“ sword the judge permit» them louse
~41.-.“ eight-pound weapons. This was strongly
Dr. Nam. Draws Valuable reuse. no. objected to, and the last assault was be-
sinunn's (treat Wort. gun, which. when completed and points
Communion services were held in the counted. the contest wa~ awarded ill
Norwalh Congregational church. yester- stated.
day morning. Seven young ladies re- The horses were not that‘s] to the work
celved the sacrament of baptism. and and the contestants were greatly handi-
twelvs more were welcomed into the capped. The swordsmauahip of both
church. The eatin- service Was of a men was skillful and denoted they are
spiritual and uplifting character. In clever. With horses accustomedtothc
the evening the Rev. 1‘. K. Noble dellv- diflcult riding and manusvers they
ed his setvlnd sermon upon Pilgrim's would furnish a good hour‘s sport to the
Progress, ”From the Wicket (late to the best critic of this art.
t,lrcss,"drswing valuable and instructive " '* r
leswns from the excellent things shown "m T'm'm'“ C"""”""'
in the house of theicterpreter.tho- paint- At the ninety-eighth quarterly con
lag upon the wall, the dusty parlors, section of the independent Order of
passion and patience, the tire thulcould Good Template for the Bridgeport
notheput out. the stately palace. the district, to he held with Washington
also in the iron man. and the great day lodge, of Cranberry Plains, at the
of the Lord. These people's services, American Mechanics” Hall on War:
with thsprlnted programmes of hymns street. Norwalh. tomorrow, therb
and responsive readings. with "social promiseetohes largesttendaucc. The
mode by the choir. are drawing large essskin will begin at ill::ulo'cioch.and st
cougregstlous.snd much Ipifilnlllllflll- 0 o'clock in the evening Past Chief
estts manifested in the services. Next Templar itsv. OJ. Range. of Gullford,
Sunday evening the atoms will he will dsllvsrsnsddrsss. The mestlngln
“From the Cross to the (member of thesvsnlng will hoof interest, and the:
Peace." public are cordially invited to attend.
cases cuufltfidkfilfliltm 22:3. 4;; m a...
Imesiisst trusts Dank-eats lesser “ammo! 3 Wall arrest
church members to vote on the question
Captain Sweetland is a fine looking .
man, 0' excellent physique, and w” of incorporating the church under the
dresesdinsnold faded army blue over. “" '"V' "" “3 “WW? “"9" W“
coat, buttoned down in front with out all members should be p resent.
Moss. 3,, also '0" ‘ fatigue uniform The annual meeting of Grace church
cap, with , pair 01!“)qu on the W“ pariah will be held tonight, in the Guild
instead a; Wu, and he carried . knap- room at the church. commencing at 7:30
sack. This knapsack was fined with o‘clock. As much business ofspeciaiimv
Cduy circulars ”a the rater of the portance will be transuctal, including
coinpsny. fie {marly worked in m the addition of new names to the mem-
Wallm silver shop in Wallingford. lmrehip roll, it is earnestly desired that
When the army marched into the city """Y "0“" 5" l'r’Wni-
they were led by Lieutenant The King‘s Daughters of Trinity
Whalers. and one of the privates march- church will "wet Thursday afternoon
hdalongsitlo of him, carrying a dusty with lire; F. ll. lust-ton. (Thcetulltstrect.
flag of red. white and blue stripes. and A meetingof the rivalry of the church
mtbcwnite stripes were the suns mot- will be held Thursday evening at the
toes as above mentioned. They were allies of John ll. Smith, South Main
met in Railroad place by lltiicer l’eno street.
aiugton. who had the key to James The subject of the meeting of the
Monster’s barn on the Connecticut turn- ladies' Prayer circle. of the Norwalh
piho, near Round Hill, where the men Congregational church, Wednesday
hadaecured permition to remain over afternoon. will be “The Kingdom of
night. Hessoortsd them through Wash— Hod."
lngton street and up Fairlield avenue to ”flee "mp,“ Bmmgmwd "g 5,” An-
ni?" “mum” Mt" "'9 "my bad drew. will hold their monthly meeting
“9" “him"! in “3 q“‘"‘"‘~ “M“ in the Guild room of the church Tuesday
Bweatland. Advance Wmnmiw 00“ night, commencing at 7:30 o'clock.
W", and "'0 0" ""99 Owe“ ““1”de Epworth league meeting at the First
About town. “d ““9" considerable dd” liethodist church, Wednesday evening
W in getting enough edibles '9' at 8 o'clock: H. B. Slauson, leader.
“0.099" 0‘ ““3 “1'“. Evening prayer. with an addreur by
it "- ”0 O'clock when “Phi“ lie-v.8. ll. Watkins, will beheld ram
Hweetland led his men into Arion hall, day night “my”, church.
"be" about one hundred citizens in“ The woman‘s branch of “race Church
'Mbhd to M" him “lk' After “k' Guild Wlii «new. Wednesday after-no in n
ing up a collection. which amounted to g gnu-d”. h in W, Hulld mm,
the princely sum of $8,Captaln Sweetland
almanac! for bolus motions m an remnant» iN tlul.Ale.tTIoN
excuse that he had hard work to secure «
food for Mg oommgnd. [13 then mum Liltuor Dealers of the Town Combine for
ounce of his young men. who gave a "NW" PWWGWM
recitation entitled "The Poor Tramp " Twenty-six of the liquor dealers of the
Captain bweetland is a pleasant talker, town met yesterday afternoon in Bay-
but was very tired after his walk of mend Brothers‘ hall. Washington street,
about twentyelght miles, and in con- and perfected an organization. to be
women kept his seat while speaking. called the Norwallr and South Norwalk
He said that the condition of affairs in Liquor Dealers” assimiatmo.
this country had reached that point when A delegation was present from the
aninvestlgstion is demanded, Ha gm. Stamford fliflll‘iuilon, including Judge
odshst tbecountry was in the hard. or Daily, is member of the State liquor
the bankers and brokers of Wall street licalers' Central «.tommitlee, and P. lien-
and that the poor laboring man had no rahsn. who mzulo the principsladdretes.
chance“ all. He spoke of the dispute John Malone, of Norwuik, also spohcon
which had arisen over the cmnageof sil- the object of the association, which is
vsrsndof the gold standard that bad for mutual protection and cooperation
been astbllshsd. The nld greenhocka among the members: the obtaining of
weregocdenough for Wmhiagtou. lln- better legislation in the interests of the
coluaad other patriots, and were good trade, and the adoption of such mess—
enoughfor him. lie spoke of the scan urea generally as may seem best calcu-
clty of gold in the regular channels of land to promole their interests.
trade, and asked how many of the men littlesvs were elected. and the neocla—
passent ever got snyof theysilowlnoney tiou adjourned to next Sunday after-
ln thslrpay envelopes. Then he turned noon st:io'elock.
hbstteatlcu to Coasy's hill which for ”W“ ‘ '“ ** ‘—
I)“. “0 “3de It'll] “I." mam. A Motion to Dismiss the Appeal.
. "Dssthtolntersstonlloode. "mung,“ The attorneys for lchstnsrs Brothers
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the human race info“ of practical mo- '
rality. but is entirely Without religious
creed He depends on good fellowship, '
good manners, and other everyday vir-
tues. and holds that theology and Christ-
ian faith are useless snpevfluities. Hie
lecture here should be an event that no
one interested in the progress of thought
should miss.
Lovers of the country and country
life will be given an opportunity for en,
joytnent in the production of “The
County Fair" at Mimic Hall. Monday
of next week. This will be the first pres-
entation of the play in South Norwalk.
"The County Fair’s" success throughout
the indie familiar to planners. his ‘
essentially a story of the country and
country folk and the scent of clover and ,.
the sheen of yellow corn permeate it.
it is full of laughable episodes. and W.
seats characters whose prototypes may Mia
beseen st any time in farm lands of )‘
New England. Abigail Prue aspirter,
adopts two walls who aid herin rolloving
the mortgage from her farm by means
of her speedy colt, Cold Molasses, who
wines race and secures a snugpurse.
This episode naturally introduces a
great effect, viz, a real horse race,
which is acwmpliehed by means of Nil
Burgess' patented moving platform.
Already the electricians have arranged
the stage for the reception of the mecha-
nism. and this effect will be given in it
entirely. The other realistic items will
be well staged,and the lively bushing
hes. with all its singing and dancing, is
promised as a feature.
NI‘IIJA-Altlil'l‘iillll l-‘lllli.
lawsuit-rice Again Operate Successfully
in the Town at Dorian.
lncendlsries again operated very suc-
Cerflllly in the town of Darin), 8stur~
day u.,.'lt. The large barn of Matthew
l‘iahrny, near the Noroton depot, was
burned to the ground, together with its
entire content. which included a com
several tons of bay, tools, farming im-
plements, etc.
The flames were discovered shortly
after 10 o'clock, and the family, asleep
in the house close tothe iire.wssaronssd
Neighbors organised a bucket brigade,
but could do nothing tosave the barn.
so confined their eflorte to his. Flaltuty’s
residence, which was erected about a 4’
year ago. '
Tbsbarn waspsrtlylneuredand titers , .1
wssaninsnranes offlocnthecow,
Limsltssl Pal”.
Albertine daughter
of Henry Mathis. celebrated thsnfih
anniversary ofherhlrthdsy.atlterhotne 4
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givingapartytoheryoung frlmdsfrcla ‘
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