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The i-‘alrliald West eonsoclstion met
in the notes florwnlk curves-now
church yesterday siternoon for n tel-
lowdllip niéetil'ig 'Ili'tl to act as it conn—
eii in the organization of the Hungar~
ion mission. of the Congregational
ohureb infipringwood.
At 2:30 o'clock Rev. G. H. Beard.
who is moderator io'r this year, opened
the meeting with prayer. and introduc—
ed the itev. Samuel Bmviiie. oi Stam-
ford, who conducted a hall-hour deo
votionnl service. in which Rev. 1'. K.
Noble Mr. Anglia and others took
part.
At 3 o'clock an hour was given to a
disennslon oi the subject Methods
Worth 'i‘rying in Christianizing Our
Own Townes iflive interesting palm-ii
or addresncs were presented by that
number oi clergyman or laymen.
The Rev. Samuel J. Austin. of Da-
rien. spoke against exaggerating meth-
ods and ecclesinuinm. 1nd returning
to the simplicity of Jesus.
Rev. H. C. Woodruil. oi Black Rock.
spoke chiefly oi general guiding prin-
t-lplt‘s to he used in determining meth—
ods; the time possible. the worth-
whiienenn oi things. and the eiiective-
news at a method in setting all the
members oi a church to work were
emphasised.
I Rev. it. J Thomson.oi Green Farms
read a paper which was perhaps the
best thing oi the ailernoou. He,ret'—
oguiyed the dliicrence in character and
opportunity inchureh parishes. and
spoke oi the value at testing the suite—
hility oi methodu hy'eolntnon «cone in-
dependently oi carping criticism from
those who failed to appreciate the
work being done. This work should
be adapted to the seven needs at men.
physical, intellectual. aesthetic. social.
political. moral and spiritual. lie
thotghl some things generally eon»
demoed as had. such on dancing and
card-playing. which under prevalent
conditions now are morally degrading
ought to he reeiniml'tl by the ehuroh
manti’nsed in home. and rhnrrh it
develop young people in right diret'
lions.
Deaoon L. ll. Sillitnan. oi the Smith
church. Bridgeport. followed with :i
punt-r netting forth the value oi (‘hriu
tlan work done in Young Men's (this
thin asaoflations. Sunday nrhools and
irre kindergarten, Vile thought i'hrin-
tian workern would be wine it they
web-outed new methods in these.
Captain ii. if. Druid, oi Smmiord
dotted the discussion with a strong
word of personal testimony. urging on
the churches personal work among the
working people.
At. 4 o'clock the moderator trailed Dr.
Noble to the. chair. and thc considera-
tion oi the llrtngarian church move—
ment wins opened by n ointment oi thr
Mission work among the Hungarian
pie done by the congregational
church in South Norwalk the last six
yéarll. The number oi regular nth-ml-
ants at the mission bait grown trom
three to iorty, The character oi ill!
people haw been elevated and 33 are
now ready to enter actively into the
iornultion of a church.
This ehurrh will still be under the
care oi the Congregational ehurt-h oi
whirh it is u liflll’i'll. and will'hr in
part supported by it. it in believwl
lio’weVer. that! the church organization
will derelop hell-dependenee and in—
creane the inilnenre oi the mission.
The emistitution out covenant were
then mad. and alter questions by the
«aluminium were improved,
Alter an address by Missionary lion»
no. which greatly internal") the mun—
s eil, and showed how the mimion had
been the menus oi converting himself
{Mill siniul his to devoted christian
service. Ales-pd" luriaeuhl described
the beginning oi it mission in Phoenix-
ville. Pm. as a bunch oi this work in
South Norwslk. There already 22
mothers have been gathered. and hlr.
l’adacnhi leaves South Norwaiit today
for t 1 plane.
”‘ i ,The council then rsnrensed itseli as
thormrghly satisfied with the promised
v list of members and («molly voml to
complete the organisation at the
ninth st the evenly service. and ex-
tend to it the iellowship oi the conso-
elation.
A recess was then taken until 7:30.
during which supper was served by the
ladies of the church, and a social hour
on.» .
At the evening service the ioilowing
order of worship was carried out: i.
invocation. John W nail-nitric. oi
[litigant-M; hymn. Come. We who love
the lord; scripture reading. Rev item.
mi Broville. oi lit-micro. and the some
scripture read in the Hungarian lan-
”Within-o: baptismal Mr.
and tin. Boda’s «infant son, ilerllm»
ion: sermon by the luv. Jane: Backus.
oi Westport on Christianity Tented by
Its mulls in Brig new. Voiiowlug
the m. 23 tin-grin use and wu-
nsu were received'isto ”Iteration oi
the new climb. all mung to the
our“ all waving the rim hand
or Mi, Mi the mm. M»
toroitymnthwilolstmnIu-inw ser-
visit was W by the It". w.
m
‘ the
mo w,‘ W? . i
Mindytoflowisitmm my
- Vulture
snail our our code out or
liar scars and surplus oi
‘wsr tsilt, " said s ileid other at the
Ground regiment. ”1 W my our.
We my be made districts, with .‘
' hill sud complete equipment and o
regular quota oi artillery and cavalry.
r!‘ "(it mum. the military «initials oi
the state have known that the brigade
needed the cavalry element, and was
deficient in its srtiliery arm. The lut
report oi the ndiutant general recoup
mended that the battery now attached
to the brigade and located lniluiiiord
hedisbnnded and n new one formed.
with sections placed, say. in New Ha-
ven and Hartiord.
"There is nothing against the work
oi the present battery's personnel. The
«intention is. simply one at improved ser-
vice. The guns now used by the latt-
tery are yedrs and, years out oi date.
and could tender but little service on-
ilPi‘ modern conditions. I hope before
long to see the step i speak oi taken.
and then our brigade will have n busi—
nesslike button. with np—tovdnte arm»
anoint oi, perhaps. slx-pounder rapid-
iire held places. such on ore now used
by the regular army batteries.
"i think this more is bound to come.
and i really believe it will come out oi
this Spanish war talk. The horse
guard. in my opinion. should he nt-
tnehed permanently to the brigade. The
New York. Pennsylvania and Mason-
chusetts military organizations include
a troop or squadron oi ravairy in their
makeup. it the horse guards receive
support trout the state they should
serve in. ltr‘ regular military family.
Both Captain Adams and Major Ludv
ingtop town this change."
An ollloer of the horse guards said
that the members of his command did
not. as n whole. iavor Joining the reg—
ular military establishment oi the
state. He admitted that one or two
'iMl’fl’n dolired the change. He sold
the men did not. and gave as a reason
be great amount oi time it would take.
The subject. was first broached at a
"tyranny meeting a week or more
since. and the members present, any
in all. votsd almont unanimously:
against iL-New Haven Morning News.
3.1mm mums.
’WWRyIMhI-m
Lyingin the balances-
Tlie trlnl oi Dantel'iianlon ior into»
Walton and resisting on oliicer was
lmtinued in the Town Court at Nor~
walk, yesterday aiternmn. The wit—
amen Were very unwilling. William
lianlon'u memory was poor «verypoor.
Although he ordered his brothor’s or-
rest he mold not nay be'wmi drunk.
William Reynolds and John iieagan.
,amployed by William Hanlon, were an
iorgetiul as their employer and at
times lrflgmewbadly mixed in their
.m’llruohy. '
Judge Gregory. addrmsing the law»
yarn tiller the arguments. said there
had been considerable evidence illegal.
y suppressed. on well no considerable
lying done by the witnesueo lie elaim’
ed that it was the duty oi the attor—
aeys to main: a thorough investigation
aid to prosciutto tor perjury ii any
chance was iound.
He then abruptly adjourned the rose
until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Wulwsyonlusiausnodnotto the
Klondike.
Cyrus .i. Crabbe. oi mammal. iono-
erly oi Norwnllt who disappeared sud-
denly dew days sgo. 2* who it was
Y" port}, had ltit (or W Klondike re-
nonunion-d it!“ v niobi-
ile' dpmred very 7 nt at the
manner in whith his eye had been
treated. The statement that he had
tell his iamlly in destitute elreurnstan—
mi he characterizes its absolutely iaise.
When united where he had been keep-
ing himseli ior the past iew tinyn. he
replied that. be was on a luminous trip.
and that he did not eonsider it any
one’u boldness where he was.
ItillusoOnsoihislyos.
Dr. J. F. lioweli. oi Stamford. has
rel-rived a letter trotn his mother. eon-
tnining iurther information or the con-
dition oi his .inther. Dr. Charles E.
Howell. The specialists who are trentv
ing him in Florida state that one eye
will have to he removed. but think
there is an excellent chance oi raving
the other. whole wildltion in the result
oi what the doetorti rail sympathetic
inflammation. it seems that about a
month ago Dr. Howell. whil Wanting.
tell and a palmetto thorn lined our
oi his rye» This eye was. ituopprars.
completely destroyed llt.’ has unlined
intone polo
Harper's Bound table tor Aprilwa
very strong number—will open with
n mpitoi story entitled "The Taking oi
Halon.”- by John 7. lions. who rep.
resented a lowdo- paprv at the trout
during the menu wsr in Crete and
time. Other counts will he a stir‘
ring m. "A Ball-d oi Apia tiny," by
ilowsn Stevens. hosed wpon the loci»
dents attending the cyclone is liar-nu.
whieh wrecked the American Ind tier-
msn wsrships; an article upo- "it-yr
lug Out a (loll Conan" a paper (no
titled "Training Mil-sis lor mm
Triekn" sol o autism at H. ll
Harriett I'M-en’s netting M
“RIM! m. ”n! mm
, Ed. (teen believes Soaps (lost. by
lieir—at-law, out at the dam oi Night-
ingale. will prove the lamest green pa-‘
t-er he hail ever bruoght out
GREAT EXCITEMENT 1N TOWN.
Over the remarkable cures by the
modest specific oi the age. Bacon's
Celery King. which acts as a natural
laxative. stimulates the digestive or-
gans. regulates the liver and kidneys
and is nature's great healer and health
reviewer. it you have Kidney. Liver
and Blood Disorder do not delay but
call at our store for s tree trial peck-
sge. Edward P. Weed. Large sizes.
to.» and 25:.
The old guard oi our inmout drivers
is last being depleted. says the Horn
lit-view. ihible is retired: so in i‘eek:
Hickok is. at least temporarily; most
at Turner's driving is done by his son
Prank; (‘rit Davis is with the runners;
both the Goldsmiths ore ilr‘illl. and so
the list goes.
—Aeetol does not sleet the heart
Marl: Dentures. lib Planet. :ztll’u.
and the mu oi h norm. win mow-
irotn Syracuse to utter Oak track.
ilnrliord. an won as the trout gem out
oi the ground.
Rev. R. Edwards. pastor oi the Bug:
lish Baptist ehurt-h at Millernvilie. Pu,
when Slifli'rlng with rheumatism. nae
advised to try l'humberlnin’n i’ain
ilulm. lie says: "A low applieationa
oi this ilniment proved or great ser-
viee to me. it subdued the inflamma-
tion and relieved the pain. Should
any suiirrer prollt by giving Pain
Balm a trial it will plow me." For
solo by ii. (i. still-on. South Norwaik.
and B. 1’. Word. Norwaiit.
Prince \‘l'nrwiek was rouslidered o
well sold borne when (irrin liickok
disposed oi him to "to Austrians sev-
eral year! ago. but he in proving a
surprise party on a ultra low year hi»
get won rinse to atrium on the Burt»
pean tori. placing him in the lead oi
all stallions.
can-xv “t“
fifaéWM”
Hulda. 2:0»59, whirl: was a grand
rirr'nit mention three or iour yearn
ago. in in local to ('tipid 2: lil sin oi
Sidney. and will this neuron h: man-vi
with Iltxb’l' I'llnie.
“Auto- ll hart-tun
ii. E. Bailey. who hold l'innet.
tom, has bought i'hnnty. new}. by
tiny Wilkes. to one on the mud to
Philadelphia. ('hanty has trotted ntllen
in 21h? in his work.
We are options to do a little good in
this world and can think oi no please
sum or better way to do it than by
recommending One Minute (3m Care
as a preventive oi pneumonia, con:
snmptlon sad other serious lung troo-
hies that ioilow neglected colds. ii. (3
Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Golden Gateway. the son oi tiny
Wilkes, owned ior several years at
Village Putin. has bun bought bribe
Austrian government tor loading
purposes.
0
.lamh Raynor. oi lJvingstou. N. 7.,
owns I block In" that will he to
years old on my us. She is douhtim
the oldest horse in the United States.
Anny‘ssnoisatousdsrisgtrn-
piles. n. W. Par-ell. oi Knitter-ville.
Ps..wssetwalhyosiagssiaglohoo
oi Dertt's Witch Haul naive. lhia
diseasesswehssms.mh.piuplu
sadnhstiastosnrvsmrvsfllyesnd
by this is” truly. 0. c. Stillv
woman's-d.
Barney "smote wash-twin
wmmuswmmrm
er.dirdln0rsnpmysiewdsn
iron.
In Both Ladies" and Gents’ Shoes.
Our (lents’ Enamel, Russet and Box Golf Shoes,
M. H. GLOVER’S,
tzz Washington Street,
('lur lines selling at
$21?- 8
ALSO
at
3-43
South Norwalk.
motion it»
WW...
ht. Yonder 5
Shirts andWaltsts.
We have the ingest assortment in the city.
Gut dresses are n\\ tether made.
Stadtmmihim and Chunk
Store in the Min Cities.
Studies are cordially invited to inspect our
”Spring Stock oi
K. ‘Kflmfl.
Multan Md Hock. ‘
Do you want
These are not eheop goods, but are sin-h as would
usually cost you fifty per rent. more than we ask for
them.
E'l'hey are made of one and tum erosn polished tin,
2
3
6
8
a Tin Pail?
Quart, i
“ i
6‘ l
‘6 g
with wood handles and knobs on the lids.
NASH ll VAN SGOY,
Corner North Main and West Ste.
11 Cents
12 Cents
20 Cents
25 Cents
South “mods. Conn.
Dr. HUGHES
o n branch oi bin Illhbnr’m 3
HITCH nus it in". Dir/flit“ VICE».
WALL arr. The Dow lot will u{give his person]
silentlon lo the mmilmwi
mow: pm
or m.
My. Illicit! ill noun
or own ween.
Histhourswiilhe irorn 0 s. m.toIp.rn.
Wllo
All suturing imm «no: live vision sliotud
outwit and have tiuir eyes tested and proper
twill“
mammals
Cures insomn \ert Haiku tummy.
lepsy, ”Millim‘lr'l'rmtmfl'h 'ervmis and till-“k
Icadsv hermit other malodlrs.esporiully when
oil n nervous «unpluion.
With the old oi the latest improved electric
ignimnwnis of Anwrica’s and Europe's bent
sell-nudes "Hy, is err-bled to test your eyesight
Oluflilltllflmllifltll.
No nubile" orllvnts omnioyol.
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid ~lrt"t'llil attention
to the new union and have a
lung? Viii’li‘l)‘ "1' olt-slglls ill “ml.
1 5W0". Blue and Brown.
You are mrliinlly invilml to
will and see them.
l’nitlier-s' supplies,
“In“, flux.
Painting. powrlmngiov;
nod thwvrmllliil.
E. E. Gorham,
to First little, list limit.
tllESTlltnierE
I» u gull thing all through.
lanolin! ll ltd.
Period liter.
lupin or lflllfli suit.
Hilton lulu.
ill the Mill it Right.
We also have a num-
ber oi burg-inn in hot
air furnaces.
llomll Pattern i mi 60.,
aloWanblngllm “mt. Moth Sonmlk.
’ J. 6.” J’enninos,
ulnar W: W. Mill.)-
ovum il‘
Wall Pnpcro and Romero
1 NORTH MAIN
Booth N
Bennie Books at he t Styles oi
Papers. Borders and (iii lionidlm
talenlohonsesiorln .onnov
um,
tire by postal. listltnstes cheerfully
given.
Freight Line
NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK,
AND new YORK.
Gityofllorvallflnhn and Eagle.
museum Ill. WWW“! Ill
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PROFILLKRI
WilllomC. Jesse,
1“ WASHINGTON mm.
lots Agent tor
so his views nt‘
so ”atomistic“
to the prospective e ‘
Atmrtcsrrnsvy. n. all that
alliance wss s neutral one and
undoubtedly make tor m '
ly develop commerce Ind M
nations from stint-hing
Aron-icon trade. which“
moment appears to be . .
tended. Now, when tits All .
alliance are sppaunt to both .
la the time to Wm it. H
A detflo hence the United Ills
could he a lirst class navhl
Titers was much reason to tour
LORD CHARLES 333
some day when. possibly. lhol!
States adopts tree trade sud.“
navy adequate to her needs.
not find it north while to enterittto
respotudbilitiea it] an Ilium
Great Britain. who, as the you!
will be less and let! this to («d titer
people with her own produce. it
t tilted States creates o lsrgs nsvy Jobs
will he sole to eniorce her
and protect her interests in 1
ports at the world where she is now on
nhietodowso \ " ‘L‘
Such on uhlevqntsni W to
take long in view of the on ,lot-
ent "sources and marvelous ‘
ical and engineering Milt
United States not whether the j
s navy or not the Unit“ St“
involved in war. lust” event
owing to the com o
notional feeling of ill!
Whatever checks on willhtjn .
would be at the outaet. \
We Will llsve mind's Sup-thy.
London March ll. -1'ho Doll!
pie in an editorill this month] on‘ "to
growth of the Anglo-American all tics
ides. expresses the conviction that it is
only a matter oi time. but that it would
be the greatest mistake to try to
the movement. " it son: Amerindian
un-
not need more help from us now ban
ot any other time. She is nine
dantly capable oi meeting any sit thus
that may arise She will have our
iriendiy sympsthy sod neutrality in the
Cuban question. and at this moo-dot it
is dillu-ult ior us to odor more. it to
quite certain that England would vet
allow the United States to he
by a minbinailon at European po ‘m‘
/
tin-oi love-unlov- Sound. ‘
Albany. March ll-Goveruor Slack
has roirlpleted his selection or a loom,
mission to investigate the expenditure
oi the 89,000,000 appropriated for the cur
rials. The commission selected l!”
iollutva. George Clinton (Rep) of Illi-
{sin a grandson of the founder oi ill!
canal smith M Weed lem) airiatts
burg; Darwin it. James (Itsp‘) oi
Hrooltlyn. member of the Prod ‘ El-
change. Franklin Edsel: (Dual 101'-
merly mayor of New York:
Broinerd eitep.) oi New “sh, mic
dent of the Produce Exchange. a non-
clef; A. Foster Higgins (Dem) of New
York. chairman of the harbor colllufl‘
m of the New York Chamber oig'Cotn-
men-e; William Ichhron imp.) o!
Glens Falls. merchant and litme
r
Your!) ('Iola Poll-m 3
Washington. Burch ll. ~Tho follow‘
ing tourth «loss postmaster: howl been
lppolt
Pen ylvsnls—Bankstllle. Emilia H.
Hartley; iiushkill ('enter. Peter Wil-
liamson; Hlllsv.lew Lemon 8 int-
thew». strts l‘hsrles Psttlt .
New Jervisiiwlronin David Sinker:
Ilagnolili H B wiill'hlflll MountPlua-
sot linllie "hint-y titlrilng. “*de
8 Lewis: litmkholm Edward Iii '
New York—41s" Hort-nee. Albert
w-m; om: Bend, n. u. ('lsrkl [tools
City Foils Jedediab Klimtr Silencer-
town William H Higgins; “Imprint.
Thomas it Turk ( '
l
House ant folio-a Bill. l
“’Mhington. Merv-h l8.—~The orator:
of the house yesterday was (voted
strtt-tly to the pontoon-r appropriation
bill. which was tnltno up [or month
nit-tit under the five minute nil . ‘l'he
attentions which consumed the major
portion oi the time rristrd to ho Ii»
iowtmre tor rink hire st postotlh M
to rural free delivery. The lid in.
errand tbs allowance for rent no In;
livi‘ry from "5..” to m.” lid 0:.
fooled on propowition ior i mud
cloth bin. t ’
sculptors Indicted on lino
Cleveland. Illvrit ll. «~le illici- .
merits {or embankment have linen re»
turned Initial John 1 [him tip “to
grand you They charge him wt h hot.
in enthralled about "I...” i
lie Hus ill-him. the
corned being stocks and of ii.
fort Wayne Street ltsilwsy m
Shlpllerd has been out on bond} ‘
ii
‘
rut-son by M .
[tutti-unto n. level: I . ml ‘
out pollution or the native? m
at Joseph bunt-o in More"
muting in in mm and
attributed to on irritant ;
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