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.fie‘will sell the wonderful
graphophoh'e. complete with horn. ear tubes
‘ ill
‘7. ‘
you know that a dirty and neglected carpet or rug is s. most don- ‘
. : , one and constant menace to all the inmates of vonjr home? ’ All our
pets‘ebould be cleaned from a sanitary standpoint. Ream realm
grease, moth and larvae of every description. Send for
The Clothiers,
/ ’ South Norwalk
For this week we have selected a number of Special
Items which we will ofl'erat the popular prices.
IO Cts.
We will. not enumerate the items, but invite all
inspect them, believing that to see them will he
buy them.
KERMAN a. son.
CONNECTICUT.
our sun IILIAOLI
fl Daily Direct Freight Line
aarwsss
new vowK. sour" NOIWALK AND
nonwsnu.
Till. PROFILLBII
our or results. mm AID
voices:
Will leave visi- so. I I. Mmsmflew York. It i ii '3'
lav-We Norwelqupusflobih ”immense I rsssivssfrou
r s ill to: p. ill. Upon «manoeuvre the sf "cousin,
mmrvmsiiisemiuswisi " st” W is
1MYerheriisvleisiiy. . ' ’
hhpwmmierbidmsiisgssysfihs ‘ ““htiiwhsshei
this iii-samurai attire ewssn ‘. is.
I W; T A" ,,
V ‘ with impure and hesrty welcome in
rifi‘prsrer'snd prais‘s
tits in: A. it. moi.
mains! of the
as, iuorhluh the spinn-
, of new :‘Ih‘trhinsd voices
member mm the some
rsssss of welcome followed.
3. Lilli! led thewsy,
”the 'l‘wlncltlss. lie said:
. mm»: The town of Nor-
.is. tsp hundred soil terry-eight
yell! ulfihnt i venture to any that
trail: the 4» when thriller. Thorns-
WM Won to break the bread of
if“ mills huamhoeh. until now, no
will”!!! of men and women has curb-
and here with higher aims and holler
‘phrpns‘ss than those which prompt the
Christian lladesvor convention of
1807. '
"This building in which you now are
mmvbithssumtoxivetom
classes a plane whore they might be
drilled slii MM in amps and
thou m f ‘ no to Maintain
their liberate. ma. their homes and
We pesos sud order among the
bottle. ‘ ‘
"As you entered its doors you might ‘
have seen on simer side the swords
stillbir- and other implements or
wsr, but you ease with the Bible in
your hands and the love of Christ in
your beam. and thus equipped you
an accomplish more for God and man
than armed hoats‘of any state or no-
iion. kiasdora or'empire on rho globe.
"it is my privilege as a citizon of
this town. to welcome you today. in
whose name shall i do this? i cannot
, speak for city or state or nation. for
neither recognizes sect or creed. For
whim. then. shall i speak? .
"A short time ago i visited Charlot-
tsuburs. aesr Berlin. and saw the
mausoleum which holds the sober: of .
the German kings. Passing through
the densely IBM walks of lhnl
mud old park. I entered the beautiful
structure. The Archangel lirhari.
with hunting sword. susrds‘iho ihresh~
hold. ready to lead forth the royal
dead when the resurrection trump
shsli sound. -
"Within that splendid shrine. lying
upon couches of pure white marble.
are the lifelike figures of the Priisslnn
kin; and queen. Frederick William
and ladies. and just beyond the old
kaiser and empress of s united (lor-
many are resting side by side. and at
their feet is buried the hearts of their
royal son. ,
"in that presence no one is permit-
ted to speak aloud. The aloft light of
heaven streams through the dommi
veiling upon ibo upturned far-or: of rho
M‘ufl nan the Wondrous horny of lilo
Bf‘f‘liii" PM never be forgotten.
"A raised dnis nround the wall is
iilled full of wreaths and crowns. iho
iribulm of kings and queens of other
nations. sad by iho emperor's side
was ”I“ offering of far-off Slum. pluvod
thorn but a few days before on 11 ink—
cu of her king's regard.
"As i stood thorn l lhoughi of what
those men hnd lump. and of rho grout
deeds they had done for Fatherland.
But as i turned away. in an nit-.ve in
the roar l saw another figure. it was
a marble rrurifix. No crowns or
wreaths were there. but an I looked at
it and thought of what it mount for
all mankind. i, said to the guide. 'Tbis
is the greatest ruler of them nil. for
He ronquered ilw world by love. while
illose ruled a kingdom and made an
empire by the power of the sword.‘
"And so. 'In lilo name. the Wonder”
ful. the Counsellor. the Mighty ilod.
lilo Everlasting Father. the Prince of
prince! l welcome you today in our
homes and hearts uud ask liis biosa~
in; on your work and you. not only
while you are gathered here. but
throughout this llfs and straight on in
the life to m in sll eternity.“
in Enlist-F or Till CHilllilllllS.
An address of welcome in helm" of
the uhurehse of the town. Wss extend:
ed by Rev. Frank A. humid. of the
Norwslir listhodist uhureh. lie spoke
SI follows: .
"Christies ladesvorers oi the there
of flounentiost: in behalf of the
«hill-elm of the town of Nomaik l
extend to you a hull-iv sud vol-dial
litmus. You huvo inst ordinarily
in W cities. but in nons'hsvs the
«sum suited will” chains Willi
smot- sodium. 01' “W“
limiter em on your mini.
"This «aim has been In“!!! 0'
srust movements. Not only iii the
realms of science sad literature. but
”minty in the ltllililon of our lord
a...“ and“. Tho [rust orchids»
ilous sorouwusllliid so ”Willi “i “I"
do: for the ssivoil'm of man and the
uiisvisiion of human distrust. have “if
the mm 9..“ Ma “wil' llll'lil Ill Olll'
lemon. and marry or them in its last
,fllill‘ltl'.
“la msnrrsswts the small l’dlir
sinus movement of the mummy has
hush the «mediation of the vaults
heroes of the uhuroli for, pummeled
christian m. or all such miter
till” the Christi“ latitude In!!!”
stsoils first. Esther Gistk ms trill!
insured of find to insusursts this
”with it be: hell if millennial
om. and tow the hm "dill-is»
We?" is m Ill m
n in.
m of m,
on
" Mon“
hire seleoms‘fyou because of the
heasht shots to? resolve from your
homing. The entire town expects to
ho bonedtnddunderstsnd. ,Our iner-
ohsnts. unnuueturers end trades peo-
ple have all pmpsred for your com»
info i understand that several sum.
tlonshuvs been mode to the pollen
force. Prmunihbiy this precaution is
for your protection. lint we all ex—
pect to profit by your presence in our
city. sud the churches most of oil.
Her spiritual enemies will be quick-
.encd. her faith strengthened. and her
love impassioned by your earnest ad~
dresses. inspiring souls and fervent
prayers. We will reap the harvest
after you have gone.
{We have some local pride in our
churches. As it lmvn We are not over-
ehurchedwa lamentable fuel in many
New England towns. We hnvo two
Congregational. four Baptist and five
Methodist churches. There ere 1.000
Congregationalism who royally bid
you welcome: 800 Baptists who extend
the hand of Christian fellowship. but
they will throw no water on your on»
thuslurrm: and L700 Methodists who
shout "haliolujah" us you ‘oorne.
Members of other Communions‘ will
be emislly fraternal. But you will
not know to what denomination we.
belong. Wu drop our shibboieth.
For the time we are all Christian En-
deavorers. Outside of the Armory.
our church buildings are all trimmed
rind ready for your null. and as loyal.
loving disolples of our Lord we greet
and Welcome you in his name."
FOR THE ENDEAVOR UNION.
Rev. R. 0. Sherwood. president of
the Nor-walk union and pastor of the
South Norwnlk Baptist i-huroh. spoke
in lit-hull of the (‘hrisilnn Endeavor-
ors. Ho wr-ii'uniod the delegates in the
following words:
' “Mr. President and Fellow Workers-z
«It would seem hardly necessary for
.no or any one rise to speak ndiiionul
Words of wolmmrl. What has ulrnudy
boon mild by wuy of welcome could not
how iii-on more strongly pill or mori-
sluroroiy oxpreeuod. Ar iwsi it re—
Iiinius for mo, in behalf of the Now
walk (‘hrisriiui Endeavor union. nim-
ply in r-mim'so and emphaslsn thour
warm words of Welcome to our town.
For two years we have courted. your
prmni'e. Al iirsi we found others.
who sought the furor. Were iu admirer
of us. Though our hope was rlcforred
for our.» your our heart was not. sick.
All linings romp lo those who wait.
During ilw paint your Will have nniiri.
puiod the murmur of this day. and the
anticipation. we trust, has often in—
spire-i us in larger effort and better
work in our homo i‘lilll‘l‘lli‘li and swiv-
Ili‘r‘. .
"And now limit our pruyoru 'lum'
boon nnsworml ivy your mining. wr- laid
you n hourly weirmno. l iii-ml not
multiply uords. Actions will spunk
more loudly. Already you how soon
sonwiliing of the spirit of welrumo
with whirl: up are in roroiro you. “'0
ooh-nun! you to our iowu. of “NHL in
spite of its l'uulto, We are ideally proud.
if you were not lltff‘ for other pur»
poses \vr- should be skid in illki‘ the
lime in show you more ol'lhv plaom
of interest than will be consistent with
the nonunion of our gathering. For
we are horrI about ilie‘King's business
and the business of the King domnnda
our closest and best attention. And
yet. during the intervals between rho
meetings, we hope you will take iho
time to neurons. somewhat uruoslmmi
with your surroundings.
"But this has to do mainly with the
material side of our meeting. We
welcome you to our hearts and homo».
While you remain with us We are or
your service. “In His name.‘ Possibly
there is a selfish fooling underneath
all our liadness. because We have not
forgotten. we could not forget. the
possibility that the adventure would
be‘quiie as murh ours as yours. Al-
ready. we who have been entirely rm-
guged in preparing for lbr-su meetings.
have becomo horror uruusiutrd iiiilOlifl
oumim rind have learned in prize
our unoihcr‘s friendship us never ho.
fore. 'i'lm himius we anticipate hue
already begun.
“if this should hr the last of lilo
snuuul runvontious of our sisio uuiou.
as it hide fnir in ho, hereunto of the
rhaaao lo hieauiui meetings. we shall
in than to ('Ollli‘. look bnvh upon rhia
domino all one of tho lii'l‘llllill'ly
bright spots in our history.
"ll would be piossuui in run. porous-
ally. to speak in li‘ehier loilIlll. in or-
der that i might refer to the value of
the work contemplated. and in a do-
res slrssdy door. by our organisation.
iii to ilil‘llill would he to “multimi-
ssrliy new upon the rod work of
this convention. Therefore. lssvlils u
iii othsfi slim lolly uhusea therefor to
do inst. l' lilo» by regretting what i
hove sire“? on. WW. I Ilillllm. l
was nostril sii «new to ssy. 'lfi bu-
llhll' of ihs'llmeili (liltistlsli lithium—-
or union: told you s sleet hurry out»
new without“ but (mm?! in;
barmaid all." . “in as!!!“
our ‘ ‘hliiilii with helium; this
hm”.
of Milton.
§ . 7 «Motion.
in it my . thallium
their hosts for tinir oyidsut hmplm.
ltr null pars-min! M to suite
that convention s complete more”.
. lilr. slider-son ssid: “tor the bomb
new with With you have whim us
, r W , . of
your oil! there it no doubt. and. so for
98.3 “out! unsatisfied that you
your-solved will he most favorably loi-
‘prssend with the beauty of the dais:
shims. We hsvs. had already tritium~
lions, of your strong. . desire to .vlsii
Nowell: upon such an, orecaslon so this.
i have heurd your! brother libel-wood
plead for two or three years that an
invitation to Nor-well: be accepted. His
very strong arguments. so earnestly
put reminds me of that popular in
train. ‘?i want yer. m. i want for. my
honey. yes. i do.’ And We are here.
on the noosslon of the thirteenth on-
hunl convention of the Young People's
Society for (thriutiml Endeavor of the
state of Connecticut. And we have
come. first. to give testimony to our
Endeavor life."
Mr. Anderson referred to the bum.
plug of the Endeavor moiety in lid-ii.-
when, in the one society in igortlund
there wore fitty-uevéu members. After
a remarkable progress of sixteen years
them are 50,780 sonic-tins, with or room.
her-ship of more than 3.000.000. and the
organisation is adapted in its meth-
ods of work rommon to all denom-
inations. to all Christians. wherever in
the earth Christians and churches may
be (band.
"We have come. in hie second place."
he ronilniiorl. "to emphasize with, you
our Endeavor principles. the chief one
of which is loyalty to Jesus Christ. We
are not befuddled in our minds by the
strange: confusion of sviculiflo theor-
Ies: We are not blindly guided by that
singular individuality that may be
called ronuou: nor are wo under the
influence of what another person may
moire for no or an institution impose
upon us. and whirl: illlf'll no are not
Christians maki- a great deal of. name-
ly. condolence: but we prolmuo to be
first, last and ulwnyu loyui in tho Mos-
ier and guide of all men. Jesus Christ.
Arid sm-oud to this. is loyalty to our
denomination. We believe in tho Holy
Catholic churr‘li. but we also sincerely
believe in tho ohm-eh wherein we. have
envenomed ourselves with our lord
Joann (.‘lrrini.
"In ill» liilrrl plum- ,Wi' how mm;
to giro in you no illustration of lilo
ruin.» of plodguoluking. \‘r-ry mnuy
pooplv object ioilw paodge. esporinlly
the Endeavor pledge. Some rm.- mar,
rind people. but they have inkrn moo
ridge vows; looms are frnifli‘liily peo-
ple, but they have. linked the oath of
the lodges; some on» business people,
but. they have signed important con-'
tracts; and home our church members.
but they how taken the church down-
nui. _ -
"The Word of God endorses and
rommonds rho covenant. Wt.- nro here
in the fourth place to show you what
we tire working for. And chief aruong
our aims are good citizenship, mis~
sionnry progress. and personal work.
in short. the host mail for ilw hing-
dom of i‘lirisl in NW World: ilii‘ inlet
mun fill“ the Eliili‘ in which ho iiw-s;
rho lwsl mun for liolpfuiums in his
follows indeed. ilini ovvry plumber
shall ho L'illiiii‘i'l‘illi‘il lo a Christian lifts.-
aild lu-romo 2i mnwriing powr for
Christian religion. You will boar
who! has been done in tho muuii'y and
in the towns. You will lonrn nonm-
ililng about what the chum-lire on! do
log in weary brunch of ('hrislinii work.
You will see that we are impressed
with the fuel that thorn are lllillli-
ludosof souls wailing for tho knowl-
odgr- und sr-rrirc of the Son of Milo.
Our aim in none loss than thr- hasten
in; of the day of the coming of the
Lord. ' -
"When n mior-bmrr-r carried the
standard in advance of his rouluu-ni.
the order was given. ‘ lriug il bur‘u.‘
And his answer was. “i‘bis flag domu'i
cuiiio llfli'li. Bring your Iri‘iops up in
ihe llsu.‘ 'l'hoy followod 1hr.- ilup iii vir-
iory. \i‘o have our ulnndurd; that
sillildnl‘d loudu in vlriory. ‘l'iu: kiug~
doms or this world l-lliilll humour. lilo
kingdom of our ind liiiil His
(.‘hi‘lhl.’ "
The convention wuu then given (war
in luminous. 'i‘lw nppolniing of rum-
Inittoou. action on ilil‘ amendment to
lilt- tunic runsiiluliou nud oihor rnui~
inn business is under t'illltilili'i'liilllil uri-
lll i o'i-lorir this afternoon. when the
Junior rally will bu hold.
.ll'Nlillii‘ilNh‘EilENCE. ,
Prom 13 in :i p. in.. while the prayer
rind priiiso iii-rvlro wan lining largely
uilomlod iii lhe Armory. an interesting
voiil‘oroiiw of Junior workers won in»
flux llt'ld iii the Control club hound.
riunriy opposite. This was in Chump
of Mrs. iimiiy lily. of Nrirwnlk. Milli!
uouroinry of Junior work. 'l‘hbi‘ol-
lowins topii‘u wore onlhusiustiruliy
.illui'lisrwil by oil pretrial: "Methods in
iiiuriius New Brioioiios." Mm. ilruflolil.
of illnruford; "Methods in the ”Mosh
ins." . ‘ ~ > . "lifotln
ilili'l in iiuiildv Work for tho Sorrlniy."
Mr. Mann. of hiorirleu; “Plums for
llolliee." Mrs. frowns. of Now ilinwu.
’i‘ho lendoru limit I brief “timid-iii?”
part in. llw mourn minim. sud then
you: ll Into the lilillilil of the mention.
The dimmelou won on informs! uii,
prmiblo. us fill time was whorl. ‘ but
many helpful thoughts Wili‘t' lot-might
out by those huviult urinal uspurimn-u
iu the worn. and ill» drooling was full
of inspiration for ihouu ennui-Md
with that very "upon-rent mm of
(lilrililldii lilildi’hl'or hurried-Alto .lun~
ior worli.
WORK flh‘ 'l'il’lil (lOIiMlT'l'lllllll.
'l‘hs eumiuinnlnut committee. (it.
Messier thirds. chairman. hss lilliilll
unwaryiss usins to provide fondle
iii
_ .. .w. s.-...w..tM..W
m»
uninfort of tho delimiter. and the roles
m “anemones were on» so reit-
m fir. Gertie
Ar on lean back in yoirr.chalr‘,uiili -
your set on the lender and porn? ‘yfuu
ill
evenin paper. you mud be am
Pill”
the no u’mns'deroied to adi'criiiin
out medicines; the u-lremes emp own)
to brill ihe remedies Iii-lore lin- mode
ers’ not or. and the in runny displayed
in wording truiirnouiu 3 "Mo moire
iliein conform to llli' advertise-d claims.
The tongue runs giddy orcr n hull col-
umn oi introductory mumr. and then
as a rule wimls' up with flu: gist
of some testimonial received from
a sullen-r from some malady.
Read . them i'nreiuliy and. no-
tice this. Chicago nnrl Si. Loni?» emin-
pies do duly in New York. C'iiiiornia
residents fill onion: Maine '(‘lilli’llii in
regular snot-casino. like the courier-led
scenes of a pulmrmliu. it in not imi‘d
to indorsc no not performed in more
far away hamlet, even if embellished
with all the ailjl'k'iilt'.‘ rim lilo Anglo.
Saxon language ran iurnidl. lit-verse.
the-case. When you arr asked in lwlievc
a statement fllfldt‘ by a rownsillari. a
well known and trope-rind cLlizcn. is it
out Cilnliy muiirmrti? When confirmed
you are forced to lielicvv it. All tilt:
tesiimuuy published by Dunn's Kidney
i’iili is local. it's at home. Right here
in tinniii filament. and here is a sam-
pit-2
Warner. No. 8! \Varli-
Mrs. Unit:
:ngzion rrrev-t. Smith Nurwalk. is a wid-
ow. whose income depends entirely
upon [lulled Work. Hard work is never
envied by any one. and when there was
.uldrd lo il lltli‘klli‘lli‘. hli's. Warner's
in! was not a lizppy one. . he says:
"l had often in givc up work on ace
rnwil of my lmt'k. it ili‘hl'il so. i pro-
".m-il llmzsi'e Kidney l’ills at Plaisted's
drug sum- the last aliork i had and
they ruml it. i feel holler in every way
mire Liking Drum"?- Kidnry Pills and
you rncouinicml iiiem‘io all women sui-
'crmg from backache and weak kid-
neys." '
Dunn's Kidney Pills are sold for so
'cnis per box. or sit boxes for $2.59 by
All ilmlcn. or- mailed on receipt of
prim: by l’mier».\lilburn Cd. Buffalo,
\i \'.. sule agents for the United
slates. v
' Rf‘illOflith the name—Doon's—snl
‘1er n0 hilllsllllllc.
LADIES. 100.
They Know a flood Thing When They
See ii.
Many a woman has felt the depths of
humiliation when her head. filled to
“linemen and matter running from it
down her throat. wssosasing intolerable
nan-es. she has been forced either to
hawk and spit. or to swallow the disgust-
iigmattor she knew was causing the
trouble. “any a woman can remember
when. just as she was making a special
nifortto beentestsiniog and to please.
her mode wore ohohe’d‘oii by the same
never ceasing dropping of matter down
from her head into her throat. What’s
than You've felt ir‘: Uf course you
have; fowin this climate maps. But
though misery lore: compsuy. that
dresn't make this cross maoh easier to
hear. .
But to beer it. to endure all the lacon-
venieaoe.‘ humiliation. actual misery ro-
saltiaa from the disease which causes
this trouble. is not necessary. Not stall.
You can check it at once. you can N-
move it in a week. you can care it in a
fortnight. And by the simplest mom.
with no trouble. sud at an expense so
trifling as to he almost nothing. flaw
dreds of women in Norwslk have tried
it, and they know. Listen to what one
of them says.
Mrs. G. F". Bout lives at No 1 Blu-
bsak street. South Nor-walk. She says:
"i think California CstsrthCurs ism
lysit has clearsd‘my head and throat
wonderfully. and above all helped my
bosdsehesfromwhioh l hsd not been
fmsforslou'tiias. lhsd tried loisof
medicine. but never got‘maeh help. and
reading so pinch of C. C. 0.. i went to
Pisistsd‘s drugstore and not s bottle.
The offer» has been all that i could sit.
sudihohestfssiarsoflt is that it re-
lesvss at once."
Sold by all dealers; ill) cents; three
times so much. Oi.
Smallpillusfe pill. bssi pill. De-
Wltt's Little ilsrly Risers can bilioss-
nsss. oonstipstion. sioh W. o.
Wmm' MW»..-
«Sentinel wuni lids pay. f
The ihrsoiroarooid boy of .f. A.
Johnson. oi Lynn (Senior. ilh. is suh~
3m to siturks of oroup. lair. follow
says ho is satisfied thui rho ilmsiy mo
of flhsinlsrrislu’t dough Remedy. our»
ins n slivers trillion. moved his little
lmi'o life. “i in iu the (iron business.
it nwrulwr oi ihn firm of John!“
firm. of llliii him-o; and tiny handled ‘ 7
a mud many parent menu-loos for
lhroul liliil iuiur illmlfl‘ii. Ni" lind Ill
thoou in ohoono from. and skilled pit .
olrisus ready to resprind in hill .
inn neloriml illls moody for use in ills .
own family of. s limo whom his chili?
lilo Who in danger, lll‘f'flllflf.‘ he rm
ii in br- mporlor to any other. and is-
mom; the ronulry over for its rumfi
oroop. Mr. loud-iris my»: this it tho
host settles mush ”seditio- their ‘
dill-M tilt
mill
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