only “till restores DEMANDS
*MLMMeIap
Wbfiwlmlilm
momentum. '
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Theta-tendietheeerieeofeermone
“ 'm on. m Ring,” which heve
m Wwflmdfltilm end
Mbroeghtontenchee’gerthrengeotpeoo
pietodli Hoyt'e'i‘heetreev‘ery Sender
nut-incommmqtm
“weewhedleeimbbym
Kevenegh announced thet next Bun-
deynhhthewouid dieoonreeon the
eobiect’ ”ll? Critiee end Their Criti-
clean.”
The muele lent night wee eepecielly
enjoyehle. The choir rendered "He
flhell Come Down Like the ltein."
Back. end the: greed "Te Deum."
Koteeohmer. ee ottertory and anthem.
The eervlce cloeed with e beeutitul
eolo epproprlete in connection with
the-e’erm‘on. "Ily Old Country Home."
em by Fred Force. with chorei re-
train.
The Hermon euhieot wee “The Fem-
tin" the text Geode xliv.. 28. “liv-
ery one according to hie bleeeing he
bleeeed them."
The preecher deecribed the oath
me of the aged petrierch. Abreheni.
eehe-leyon hiedylngbed. everyone
othieehiidven end hieeone' eonecoal-
log in him tor bleeeing. Then. divid-
a the noblecl. "lie My" tote
do three Went perle. tether.
m. children. he and” II tollowe:
l. The tether in the totally es the
prleet oi the houeehold.
“Turn to the Old Teetement and note
the beautltul picturee ot the tether no
the prieet ot the houeehold. The Old
Teetement tether wee not only a po-
trierch. but u prleei. Hie children his
grandchildren. gethered around him
for e dying bleeeing. The bleeding of
the eged elre wee more to them than
thet of eny olllciel prieet who could
be brought in. hob oi the children
petientiy weite it! Abrehem to place
hie bende on hie heed end give him hie
dying bleeeiug. Joeepb would rather
have the petrlerch'e bleeelng then that
of all the prleete of the houee oi Levi.
leeu begged ot hie tether tor the
choice bleeeing: “Wilt thou bleee me.
even the. elec. 0. my tether? he cried.
Aedhewephthotghhe weeeetroug
hunter. tor the choice bleeelng wee
gone. hulk. tethere ot weywerd chil-
dren. it you bed given them your More.
leg it might have gone with them
through lite into eternity. lint boiler.
infinitely better. than the dying bleetv
lag le the living bleeelng given by a
“that. The inthere of today ahoilld
occupy the name pueitlon u the teth-
er. 0! noiolit Jewieb hintory. 'l‘hey
ehould nut deiqete their righte (it
bieeeleg their children to miniature.
Miler echool ieechere. mothere or
our one. They ehould etill retain
influence-me bieeeed influence—over
the epirituel weltere at ibelr children.
The my me tether- aed mothere
delegate their euthority to there who
here no hormone to eeerclee it over
the eptrituel welterc oi their none end
doubters. while they loch otter lone
one eiee. is led to eve.
“liore importeet then the dying
Meeting to the living bieeelug. I
would out any e word egalnet Father
Abraham-wool e word more than the
pod boob here. It leeet. We to e
wonderful book. for it willie cm the
dew- ee well u the virtuee at he
eeieie About. bed A veil: oi dwelt
in hie tithe-en. which we never whol—
” mediated. in tile ieietiuee with
Minnie“ he told titet dereh wee hie
. leeeerteiewey thieweetrue.
let lamb wee hie heit‘eieier. but
lied to Ahlneleeh. tor the wee hie
wile. lee. We are the «eve deceit
m will iii hie children. leeeo end
am who held inch ll
hieoweceie wheeleeec decrived bin
m in hit trite. .
deceived lilo old tether The
'2
l
out driving on the evenue.
Kingeley. hie literary work done for
thetline. returniagtohlehome end
hie children. enteflng into their pleee-
ureei walking with them in the ger-
den. growing with them. on hour en-
ticlpeted ot the children and of him-
eelt. it cornea down in hletory no the
meet beautiful picture at e home pe-
rent end children teeming end grow-
ing weather.
"lty eerlieet ncollectione of my own
home life ere oi the ridee we took l0!-
gether—tether. mother. children-
video in an old lrieh hunting car. it
you pleeee. Father would hitch up the
boree, and the cart wee ueuelly. filled.
lieve you ever aeen one? The etepe
- hang down at eech eide end the'eeaie
two each other. and the driver in cup-
pmdtobein thebox. Oueor twoof
ue youngetere ueuelly occupied it.
Father set on this side with pert of the
youngetere, mother on that elde with
the root. Father wee driving. but. i
thought l was. for I eat in the box and
always carried the whip. n youngster
in red ‘pantnloone. Eorgive the pet-
eonal reminiecencee. but l-lihe to think
of it: i like to eee it: the whole temily
tether.
mother, children. Whet can be pret-
tier? The bicycle bee hurt the family,
I think. in title regerd. it is too ludi-
vidnel; it doeen't provide for family
aerial pleeeuree. unlue you think the
leadem ie better. Perhaps the ten-
dem would carry meet American lem-
lllee; that in the trouble.
"Another eceue l recoil at my child-
hood. Fetber rooted at the round in-
ble. with the old femily Bible. tether
reedieg and mother end children all
reading. a veree eronnd: when father
wee gone mother taking hie place. the
children needing. mother praying bet—
ter than tether could. perhepe. Then
we ell came over to title country and
leaded in New York. my brother. the
only one or the children who was then
e Christian. thanking God with us for
the ante voyage and happy lending in
thin new country. Remember above
all to be gled when tether ie the prieet
and mother lo the prleeteee. it ie the
bleeelng at all bleeeinge. the legacy of
all legeclee to leave your children end
your children’e children who ehnll
come after you.
ii. The mother in the temily.
“The mother in the Bible and the
mother in history-«l open the Bible
and i lied the mother llret of all. When
her ilret-boru comoe ehe excieilne. ‘l
have gotten me it man from the Lord.'
Then i turn the pegee end come to en-
oiber mother. The old hing oi Egypt
bud declared that every tunic child
under a certain age should be put to
death. lint this mother eeid. 'Noi my
chlld.’ and tube concealed her boy. She
made an ark and hid it in the hub
ruehoe by the stream where. Pharaoh's
daughter reme down to bathe. She
knew Pberaoti‘a daughter had a heart.
end when the prluccee came ehe new
the crying bebe end her heert wee
touched and tube and him. who wee
protected by bill mother-the led lio-
are.
"The Bible in toll of mothere from
«over to cover-a-deeluel and hie moth-
er. Timothy and tile mother. end
lrendiuother. loo; .leeue end tile tooth—
or. i wee vending end preaching thle
lemon la the pereonege the other day.
When i rune to that ieet eentenro my
little girl raid. 'Pepe. ihet‘e not right;
you ought to put Jeeue llrei.’ i told
her i put Joelle leet beceuee he wee tho
beet; that I meet“ it no a kind ot a
greed rilmes. 'Well.‘ eho eeld. 'eey
ll good and loud. none. on everlmdy'll
know you put leec- eheed.’ Jeane and
hie mother!
"There in a nut mponeibility
notice on the tether. but an infinitely
greater reenoeeiblllty mie upon the
mother. The child beer- ber linemen
men the very hm. Through her it it
that tone nee end wuniee ere lit only
terpvieeeeeedlelleeeeieereelum
bundle at net-vet eed vote- broom
«rung teen. The influence at the
mother-«the child he. be birth «in
error vecene it! A metallic once netted
a warm. ‘Wliee eheli l bugle to
edeeebe my ohlldl" ‘linw old II he?”
wee the every. 'iteer more old.‘ 'Yoo
eheeid have begun tour were ego. wee
the wire mower. “toe have loot tour
in even beeetitei incident in
I boot. "the bonnie
leiellitin
3‘?
mmummv A
eyiee Water Trough.
Bflfli Filblilflllll lillllifill
Nothing Found on his Person that
Would Establish the Identity
of the lien. ‘
SAILOR
”Armed-tiled,” m
whim Inch—#1!» m
rah-n to D. I. We
The body ct en unknown men wee
found lying on the Coneolideted reli-
roed tree”. about thirty-live feet
weet or the water troughe at Rowdy-
tou. yeeterdey morning about 3 o'clock.
by; the crew of freight train No. 1.
Conductor T. E. Flemming bed the
romaine taken eboerd the train and
conveyed to the algae] tower at Row-
eyton' From the tower a meeeege
wee sent to South Norwelk. end Medl-
cni Examiner W. C. Burke. Jr..
untitled. After an luveetlgetlon wbe
turned the body over to Undertaker
David W. Reymond. who conveyed it
to his morgue in Weeblngton street.
It is probable thet the men attempt-
ed to board a train which etopped at
the etnudpipee at Roweyton to take
'water; that in so doing he slipped on
account at the rain end fell under the
iraln. Hie body wee terribly mengied.
the right one being out oft above the
elbow. and the left toot end the right
leg above the knee crushed. The
skull wee aleo cruehed.
There wee nothing on the men's
clothing or in his pockete by which he
could be identified. lie was e Catholic.
or he bed en image at the Virgin Mary
about hie neck. He wee aieo unquee—
tlonahly a sailor. no hie body who lit-
erely covered with tattoo merlre. 0n
the lett nrm‘ there were five women;
on the right arm. a sailor: on the
chest. St. George end the Dregou. and
numerous other emblems and merke.
FIVE LARGE COMPRESSORS
largest (lee Pumping Station in Amor-
lra Erected by the iron Works. .
.. 'l'bc Norwulk iron Works company
has lost completed at Strewtowu. ind.
the largest gee pumping station in
America. Thin pleut hoe llvc lergc
geerompreeeore made by the Norwulit
company. The chlet erecting engineer
was A. 'l'. Eldridge and hie two aeelet-
ente William T. Alniey and ii. Wilder.
The plant was put in operation by Hu-
bort s. Riley. 0! the (lee company.
Y. it. C. A. SONG SERVICE.
There wen a large ropreeontation of
young men at the ilret eoug eervlce of
the Young hieo'e Chrietleu Aeeocietlou
section. in the menu at the eaeocla—
tlou in Ellenbcth etrccl. ycetcrdey al~
torumm. J. A. Richardson, the precl-
licm oi the section. manic it my ct-
icctlvo iiiilil't'iiii on “Tho Wclle oi tini-
vuilou." 'i'hc Scneido uuertetir. ii. J.
lilpaou. (‘larcnvc id. Pereone. John
Palmer and Frederick Raymond. rcu~
tiered ewloi muelc and led the elng‘
log of the hymns. which were eplritod.
linrry Holman and W. .l. inland or.
wrupanied on violin end pleoo.
tilt. STANLEY'S l-‘lliii’l‘ RECITAL
Welter P. Stanley geve hie ill-lit tree
organ recite] lieturdey etiorooon. in
the south Norwelh t‘mngregetiouel
church. The Winsome. e very clea-
eicei one. wee rendered in e teultleu
manner. and chermed the manic-loving
people who eeeetnbled to hear it. Air.
Btenlcy ie one of the heel omniete in
the ureter. end it ie elweye e pieeeure
to lloten to him. The entire pro-
gramme meted all monthly. each of
the dldlcelt mmpcleltioiui being given
a correct interpretation.
iti’NiiitAl. Did i". ii. Jaiitiil'i'i‘lli.
'l‘iic tunerel oi‘ Cberiee ii. Jobueion
wee held yesterdey rimmed trom iii
South liein eirret. it». it. W. Nur—
rie «dictated. The ringing line by the
voluntary choir of Trinity church.
The lint llehm percolation. at which
iir. .iohuetbn wee e member. attended
in in body. end e delegetion acted or
pull» invert. The interment we- in
Union cemetery. lloweyton.
woods-licence.
’l‘lir enticement oi the merriege
of bile- l'ieoeli Alice timber in Adori-
oem Jud-on Wlieen bee been received
by friends in iiorweili. liiee limiter
tormlv resided et in lieio street.
Thifllihgtflohpihfliiifilflfllinr*
m. Theeheeivlng her.
A men one
was 1'. armory. all Well limit.
in «billion with W evid-
which melee
lento were
ver tor 3100.
they ' et work in
their epertmenle. - who
bed geined W by breaking out
a window in the kitchen. heetily made
their depertnre. inking with than e
large amount or diver-were; e portion
oi in. end Ire; Weed‘e who om
lire. Weed wee tomei‘iy idler Kel-
cue Hill. deoghter ct Genera-Imam
hire. 3.1. Hili,otNmeih. nadir.
Weedieeeonotlr.endliin.flentnel
Richerde Weed. et liidbrooh. Romy-
too.
HANGING LAN? reel.
Alarm at Fire Turned in. but. no lieu
teriel Dem-go Done. .
A hanging lump in Mamie Hero
rie grocery store in lteymond etreet
tell to the liner iieturdey night ebout
6 o clock.
Some one in the above become fright~
coed and turned in en alarm from For
i. but before the clement could for
pond. the lamp bed heenthrown in the
street. and the deuce utiogaiehed.
The etoclr in the elm who damaged
somewhat by emote. hot the building
wee not injured. ,
CHURCB WDAR.
Meetluge ot the week et the South
Norwellt Congrogetlonnl church will
be We owe: Tueedey. l p. m.. meet-
ing oi t Womhh‘e Sewing circle. in
the out perlor: 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.. eup-
per served by the ladies in the lowor
parlore; 7:30 p. m.. annual rental of
pews. Wedneeday. 7:30 p. m.. devo-
tional and buoineee meeting of the
-King'e Deughtere' circle. at the home
at Mlee Hattie Puneelt. 9 Cbeetnut
street. 'l‘buredny. 7:30 p. m.. singing
practice: 7zi5 p. m.. mid-week service
in charge at the Young People's Soci-
ety of Christian Endeavor: topic.
"Whatever lie Would Like to Have Me
Do." lender. hire J. it. Coburu; 8:45
p. m.. the church committee will meet
friends who wish to unite with tho
church, in the peeior'e etudy.
LOST HER PROPELIJR WHEEL.
(fepteln w. it. Verity. oi the tug All.
rile \’.. loet hie propeller wheel in the
Norwallt river. oil Leonard'e coal yard.
Saturday ultornoon. (‘upinln Verity
grappled for tho wilt-cl and mum rerov
i‘l‘i‘d ll. iiy iiw old of iopce the limit
was towed urban» and tho Pit); of
Nurwaik. which won delayed for some
limo. allowed in pane.
Alillltl‘iiii-i ill' (‘AP'I‘AIN 'l‘liIZMAN.
Captain Truman. ot the salvation
Army. mule an intoreetlug eddreee at
tho mectlm ol‘ the Young l’oople'e lio-
ciety of Chrietlen Endeavor in the
l-louih Norwellt Congregational church.
leei night. Since coming here all:
monthe ego to tulle charge at the worit
lid convoreloue. and event 260 huure
(‘apteln and hire. 'l‘ruroen have bed
in melting cello.
.4...
a'r. Militia CHAPTER PARTY.
The eewing echom ot (iii-eve church.
known an ill. Agnew chapter. had a
party but lleiurdey atloruuon. at the
home at hire. W. F. iliebop. in lielden
evomw. The heppy children played
item. utter which choice rcireebr
mania were carved by the kind leech
ore. ,
moi. A'i‘ 'i'iill NORWALK Child.
The gene- in the handicap pool
tuumuleut ei the Hermit club room
ileturdey night mulled ee tollewe: A.
it. Iielitin. lilii. beet W. ii. beidwiu.
75: econ. too to ill. timid lioyi. 76.
heat W. l'. Acton. Ill. retire. ‘tl to to.
The pleyere tonight will be liable
inherit end .i. P. 'i‘readwell. .ir.. end
(lounge Wruidwerd and George ("turtle
ileum Whittier teeie muddent
that Cites-lee tleoeel'e brother. luv.
will moire e hit on lint tor i’itteburg.
male Winnie. the eretwhile “l.
trooper oi neurotic: end oorypheve.
lo eaveedroneieg to wheedlo the iv»
tire tew‘e truer lie leir in the men
thine at “withle Freer.
mm
mention-out let. hetero:
“nourishment-now
allude. wholive‘e in lion
Oieoe’eheedw'ee out in eeverel
pleeeewltheeionelnthehendeotee
Hungerien. Dr. shaver wee nodded
or the elrey and went down to dre-
Oleon'e Muriel. but themenwee etubo
born and would not allow the doctor
to touch him. Later Dr. Clark took
eome eilt'cbee in Oleon'e heed. The
pbyeicl'ee laid the wounde werenotot
eeeriouenetare.
Thie morning complaint- were ieeoed
egeluet the linugeriane. end Joeeph
limo. om llvon. Joeeph Jeeobe,
Stephen George end Joeepb lento
wereerreeted. They were bmoghthe—
tore Judge Front in the Town Court.
and he manned their caeve aetil to-
morrow morningetlo'clooh.
Hermon Quittner geve bonde in the
mm of 825 eech tor the eppeereuee of
the two dret named.
T00 DRINK TO WALK-
Angelo Lucleuo. who eeid hie home
weelnSeugatuch. weeerreetedinWe-
tor etreet leet Seturdey night. by
Deputy Sher-til Lyon. The men wee
too drunk to welt. monotone turn-
ed Lucieno over to (Juicer Bell. who
took him to the lockup. Tbie morn-
ing he appeared betore Judge Front in
the Town Court end wee tound guilty
of intoxication and fined 85, which he
paid.
FIVE DOLLARS AND TEN DAYS.
The continued roar of Prior ll'llrivn.
for drunkenneea and neural! on Thom—
ue Foley, came up in the Town Court
this morning. lie was found guilty
by Judge Freud and lined 85 and route
and aentenmd to ten days in the coun—
iy jail. An appeal was taken to the
Superior Court.
MRS. WIIAIEK‘S BIRTHDAY.
Surprised by llcr Frioude at
Home in Clinton Avcuuc.
Mr. and hire. Frank Wilcelt. of 35
(Yllutou avenue. were tendered n aur-
prlec party yonicrduy niternmin. the
m'taaion iii-lug ilu- mutivruutry of hire.
Willelt‘a birthday lirvvlal mombcru
oi iAltiiliL‘ lodgi- Wore pretend. 'l'llr
buatuau rcroivmi eovvrui llandemm-
prcerutn Supper was served. The
mime Worn hire Kiiepar firmllingor.
Mm. Rudolph Knlppol. hire A. lion-bl
Mine illn Iii'l'i'iil. tiled Matilde lien-.bi
div. and hire. i'url iirhaub. Mr. and
Mre. Adolph lluniw. Mr and hire. .iolin
Novoit iillii Mr. likrlvan.
PliliflillNil lNlil'liilldN‘i‘ LEADER.
lievaue. lieu. iii. via Key Weet, lilo.
wll. le oiliclelly announced that the
iipenlali torture under command at ileu-
orel Panda. in the province at Puerto
Principe. have been puebing the in-
aurgeut leader. (tunnel Maximo (lu-
minoeo vinecly. that be wee obliged.
Willi about 200 inch of bin rem". to
elicit refuge in the woode and motor
lililil of in lleiirlhe.
t...
licr
"All A tilifiiiAtlii Flint! (loll.
lieu Frenvlecu. lied la. «dire. Aliri
llerelcy. who killed Senator Foley at
lieno nevorel years ego. created e great
deal at excitement in illnenuel heptivt
church lent night. At the concluviou
oi ltev. J George lilbmn‘e roman elm
dremetirelly declined that who lied ii
nieeeege from God to the client thei
llumot'e lite elmuld be revert. and it
trap the duty ot the congregeiion to
move him.
liO’l’illb MAN lililll’h DEAD.
tlhicego. Dec it mtielor Jewell
Wild». at hotel elite of notional repu
ietiun. in deed He wee moi-lug
outedoeeotiliedicihe.whenhvteiito
the item- lifeleee. An examination
allowed that been dieteee wee the
more at deeth Idler Wilton wee
bore in more. been. It veer-e ago.
The bottom will mile in iteetwitv
um year It e violet lit-y alive below
Wile.
ie new
noootnothingmoreclteemene
ennnlagdeviev.
"Withoomielredvhntilieldeé
vice andtlie lace-very been.
evened eudeo—ceilederenimuwlth
whiehtoovweteltm. they
here intervened in the legitimetehte-
lueeeoerriedonlutitelliwirlotiitcila~
lumbiebetweeneellerendbeyer.”
tor the edventege oi! either. but to
E
alone. They pretend elmply to not
for hie benefit and advent!“ by to»
lug theireteinpe uponeperhepeon-
willing manhunt. who we then in
cull et the rote o! ‘5 S
' f ' There to not e
liooel teundetioa for the
peny’e cleiin that it on“ e
upon buyere by proearleg tor
ectoel diecount."
The cue. it Will
etltuted in the
null A. Sperry.
etemp compeny.
burgh. e local m were
victed ot violet!“ the
itiug gitt enterpriete. fie!
mitted month in
atelip echenie.
They were each fined
upon therebpeeiedmtheeenrtotep-
pools. where the ceeea were fully or-
gurd last month. A. S Worthington
repreeentiug the defendants. and
Meme. 8. 'l‘. Thompeon and A. B.
nuvau eppeerinemn behlif or the dle— Tfivfiflffim
tr ct. ' ' .
The reedere of the Bter ere temlliar tor oiiicee. iiretl m‘
with the scheme. and the proeecution
of the defendant: and the court of
appeals eeye that the detendente were
luwlully convicted of an oftenee clear-
ly within the prohibitive powore of
Congress.
The plea of Mr. leneburgh that he
was convicted merely of altering a die-
muut or premium to his customers in
the giving oi the trading etempe to
lili‘lil. the appellate court hoide is not
dim loccd by tho record in tbecaec and
hr must the court onye. abide by his
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South Norwel,
axcnt.
6| Weet etreemm 'h.‘ E.
mond‘a milieu ; “a lone.
lollee etreei.“ m
atret; houee 38
m—dvtcmlaut‘e conviction.
The defendant, hlr. lnuaburgb. the KTJSITGM‘. A W “
court turtbcr eeya. mode bimeelt an
accomplice ot the other in an active
way in the promotion of the unlawful
m-hrmoe of the Stamp company.
l‘ho mart holds that lliei'c was no
i-rror mmmlliml in the rose by the no
llr-a court. and that ilic Judgment bo.
low mum llim'I-turo in» ulllrmod. A»:
llwrr in no appeal from tho lullgmvul
u! the court or nppcola in criminal
rum-o. ital dw-ioion in the mailer lo.
thonrrtoru. u tinnl onc.
W
A bicycli- rider in Perle. named llu’
rrt. who alurtevl in a iii—hour i‘ilt'ii and
gave up alter all: hour: at riding. wee
Mind by the ilrm peylng hie «pea-co.
and they recovered “.200.
To LET—Holler. 0 but ‘
room; improve
of Edwin Wilco . It
' meant. .....
ViOUN remit .
For term apply ‘
one. Norwelh. .. 1
SPECIAL Idiifl ~
vim)“. muelcel .
lug. Prince It".
writing in veine.
old gold. Iii"!
Fulnlierg. lit ‘
bridge. l
A spaniel: toreedor new the Vile»
l’rlnmton tooiiudl game. end can the
American pimple have no ground: for
rolling boil lighting rrucl if they can
biliilii foothill wiltlelon iiereid.
The moat plot
ding o fthe weeh
'l‘ml iilmme. the American 100le in
Rowland. bee bmomr a populer levee
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