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aa “grand."

“maulncent’

t' heautiinl" and

littertty before we Bar. A. a liav-
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Oil . whom all bieeainge dew.
[The Deaolegy aung. Rev. Gerald H,
) Beard allied the binning.
" llAndrewaeat-nded a hearty
welcome to the new church. He told
oi the inception oi the new church idea
aadhewtlwaaiateredanda'rew. lt
wellheailoitheehurch toheamod-
. cl church.

layer Charlaa O. iiohanna‘ii congra-
tulated the member-a oi the church on
the heaatiittl building and epohe a good
work ior Ir. Kavanagh.

Rev. D. l. Beward. D. D.. aaid:
"There in gr’t Joy in the «depletion
oi a'dilettit) Here we are at the
completion” ‘ai- houae oi God. We
*ywallreioicetltaithiaworhiel
admirably done." Dr. Seward aaid tit
Karaaanii had ”a wtadam oi natiotia:
anhaa the wit out. Patrieh. lib
aiiengtheifohalaliaad tart-gum
oi Uncle but.

it. ll. Rowan made a witty apeech.
Henierredtolheworhoilobnund
Clarice y and the wonderful
growth oi lethodiain in America.

Dr. Beard apehe oi the ingenuity oi
the plane and the combination oi great
idea in the tonatraction oi the church.
He contracted the preaeat good ieeiiug
between Cottgrtgatianaiinta and letho~
eiaia te'ttie lealouay oi the iathera.

llev. A. J. Bialth compared the build-
i- at the new ch“ in the coaatruc~
lion at a chip which he had once wait-h-
ed in New Haven.

Ilev. Rammeawaldor
two at pralae and «tended hie cocara-
tuiatieaa ea thecampietiaa oi the new
tiial hailtiila.

W. N. lime-a. Dr. 1‘. it. Noble. ltcv.
Garrett iiattienherh. .i. c. ilawhina.
chrintian Ileana. Jacob ii. Layton.
Jahaii. l'errin.l.c.ilalmeraadt‘ranlt
A. Ferric each It“ a [and word to any
and were liberal in their praiae.

Ir. ilavanagh raid that in tailiiiiea
the church not one line had been de-

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‘ that batheeii "bimetallic preachi-

term «it the Court «Common 'Pleaa la
that lentilnted'iiy the liar. (Stiller it.
Arthur. late cantor oi the herald Don-
grcatloaal 'ciiureb oi Wanton. Initial
the Noriieltl Publiafimlm n-
cieiy. which la ting”! lane at the
church ever ‘waichflli' Dlahtil- at one
time cream aa puller. iir. Arthur
wae removed acme time one. aiteraevo

. eral Marlene by cultural council Willa

poaed oi mlniatera o'i thin county. The
council. after line deliberation. decided
that the center abould. he removed ici'.
conduct unbecomina a clergyman. The
church aociety. acting upon the advice
oi thin council. removed hint and the
church memberahlp la atiil divided.

The clrenntataacea anrrauading the
retirement OLIL-Aflbnr were inter-
eathg. but the development: which
.peotniae to ioliow in .the wit reierred
to will be aeaaatioiial in acute pi lia
inaturca. lithcaae iatried. than the
people will have a lull opportunity to
learn how the churchea in email towaa
compenante their clergy-en and the
lemon innaily presented. A ieatiire oi
thh euit will be the claim oi Ir. Ar-
thur. among other things. at the no
damage- ior the iallure oi the pariah
to hold a donation party which wan
nomieedtohimatthetimebeagreed
to be the preaiding clergyman. .

hlr. Arthur cialma. according to tht
Brineport Standard"a atory oi the null.
that he wan engaged by the Nerdeld ao-
ciety"to become lta unatnr under ar-
rangementa which he aeta out in hie
complaint. lie waa to receive a aalary,
eialedoilaraperiaonihanddurlng the
year wan to have at leaat one donation
party. it won not atipuiated in the
complaint what waa expected to be put
into the but on that ot'caaion. iltt it~
waa anticipated by the clergyman. at
ioaet. that hia pariahcnera would wait
tip with email bilia and aliver coina.

Front tile detdaraiion oi the coin»
plaini in the low edit. the party was
not called during the year in which tit-
waa hunter. and lie believea that by the
iaiiure to have ant-h a gathering. he lli
out the cum at Ole. lie Iltlo claim that
theaticletyiaiadehtedtohiniinthe
aunt oi ”I ior aervioea in the month oi
February and ior O“ ior eaiary during
the mouth ei latch.

in the needed canal. he aileaea that
on January it. at the preacnt year. he
waa tendered and at that time named
the winter-ate oi thlclittrch ior another
your boat April l. til. until April i.
liiae. lit the meantime the trouble Itc-
tima innate at the church atetnhm and
hiattteii timer and he wan diamiaaed.
No milieu in made oi thin in the
unit. but Ir. Arthur claima that on
April l. he meented hinterli to tilt
church nobility and eluted hla acrvieea
tinder the‘ureement made at tlie Irat
til the rear.

lie loatpiaiaa ihai hie aervtece new
not wanted anh- tbat the church
II‘MMM apaytheuaateitacti.
Wlili'll would he the aauittai oi hie eat.
ary ior the wing year. in the name
tonal be nice heron in a donation par-
ty within one mined him at that
tiiae. Ilemhatledamegveterthe

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.Y (B! Aaeodiated Pull.)
Waabitigton. June t-—'"i‘be cork la
driven in the bottle." woe the comment
oi the naval clean this morning upon
the newa oi the linking oi thc coliier
lerrimac in the channel at the en-
trance at Santiago birbor. They are
nbaoluteiy aatieled that the ablp waa
aent in by daaiga oi Batapaon to clone
the channel and prevent the oceans oi
the Spantah aquadren. and that the na-
dertahlng wan ancceaaiul.
‘ li no. tbla will ran a one at the bol-
dcat achievement in naval biatory. it
will entrant even Cuahing'a inninua at-
tach upon the Albermarlc with bill iii-
iia torpedo boat. That in the opinion at
the navy department at leaat. The
oilicere any that the Cunning had a ligh-
ting chance to eacape after making hie
attach. and he did indeed .‘l‘iiere
waa no chance tor the men w took
the lierrlmac into Santiago harbor un-
der the guna which Schley'a report dea-
cribed an oi great power and over ueata
i)! aubmarlne uttaea. anyone oi which
ran anlleieat to arena in the bottom
ii the ahip. It in not pamiiile new to
'earti who made up the crew that in
defined to he turnoue in American lila-
'ory. ior the opinion at the navy ile-
uarttaent in that Admiral Bumpaon dl-
meted that no manila ordered into each
.laugeroua duty. but ttiut volunteera be
called ior. There in no doubt. however.
that at ieaat two at the oleera ware
iitourd. namely. Command. J. hi. hill-
'er. oi Mia-curl. and Maintain imi-

aiit could be relied upon. it in mid. to
tilt-h to hia aliip to the iaet. and trout
what in itnowri oi (lruuh‘a character.
he would lloi. be likely it) leave illti iililll
being the only commiealoued engineer
ilrer on beard. There in only utb‘ op~
Mon at tile department til the riitirugc
ii the men who (sadly attain at the eu-
tlne levera down in the acid and iii»
reetly ahave the bottom oi the ahip that
he momeniairiy “period to route lly-
tumuihebiautoianilaeor
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One of the marine that tut-ta the ba—
tie at the conviction that tlle lit-rriaiuc
Nae le nunh in the channel in
in incl that the aliip wan ahiitiie val-
te aa a naval veaael. He had broken
town in her machinery!“ waa hept

eonilrined.

iieve Admiral Cervera.

retell at Key Went.

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at work only: . Wally. some oi
Granite l ‘ _' “ ‘ at once latchable
and anti-attain. their recital oi the
triala and ‘ ' . the young oilcer
uttered the BI yearn oi age)

in iiia eloria ‘ unite the mgoltinery
work at all. in M iii. hind oi
crait that we ‘ be Idected no black
up the channel. 2.

aid in at iron and therefore not lite-
iy to be ‘eaaily garnered by the Span-
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ior believing that
purpouely earth In
oi crew aboard. ac-
. 'l‘liere Beanie to
tough men to uteri-
the eagiuea moving.
oi the coilier ,waa
no that the others
, lien oii in advance.
it in “Id at the vy department that
there is no pouni lily that the Ameri-
can enliora capt d by the Spaniarda
will enter. “The were not union in
any notice. but priuoaen oi war. and
an iar there hart been the diapoeitlon
uhown by the ripauiurdu iii ntiuireat
such primera. .

Ali to ibo-eltauge wrought iu the alt-
ttaliuti by thin bold exploit. it An illllll
that it will now be pliaaible to draw
oil the larger part oi the American
lleet ior tit-rvii-i- elsewhere than at tinn-
iiaae. perhapa iii than .iitan do Porto
llit-o or llaviiiiii for instance. A llllllill
tori-c iii rill)’ tvm uiiiiiituru ltllil u crui-
ser u'uuli.’ edition to itcep guard at Salt-
tiago. ior all iiiul iii acre-nary lii to
be ubie in brine inouali gun» to lwvtr
upon lllt'i' baitiiel to prevent the tit-un-
inrda irtiiii titteiiipiitig to clear away
the wreck by the one iii torpedoes. and
to prevent the rut-ape oi the email tor-
petitl buaiit that might be hide in paint
over the fierriiuuim htiil. 0i i’ulli‘iii‘
it moat be renumbered that there are

dill ikli to tile Iii'tWiillll ullilulliilt. ior
whi i‘ Hiiiiilllli'tlrt cannot act out our
ahl liiitil get into the harbor. and

any liiitil iiilli‘k upon ilaiillagtt would
be Illiltli‘ til it areal diaadvutitage iiir
lavii iii an t iii the Aiurrirati ileel.
[WNA i'i‘lNii 'i‘ilit Williiil.
lien on Prince. Julie i. one a. In»

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WAR Bunnn'rms.

It won reiuirted tit i‘upe llaytieii. iiuytl. title tutti-ii-
log. that the Americana destroyed the Spain-iii iieet at
Santiago de Cuba yeiiierday. but the retail-t cannot be

Up to drill o’clock tlicre wait no news iii the navy
department «interning the altihiiig oi the Merrliuac.
illic waa an old unclean veaael. and the department tliiitha
. tilte wait iieut iii to block the channel and time bottle up
Genera. 'l‘lte incl that the crew war only eight men.
ill-lead oi forty. tliiillll’illn title.
not believe a light baa (Kitiill‘l‘il.

Advleee irtiiii flamingo dc Cuba. by way iii l’urt an
Prince. ilayti. any the Hpanlardu have dyuaiaited the
eunhen eolller Merrimae iiti tie to clear the channel. with
the view oi the poaeiiile coating oi the Catlin fleet to re-

'l‘lie department duea

The Unitedrflmtca guuboat Marietta iiaii arrived

rrlvaie in... it. iiavaua-Uardem bit-elude many
report that there haii been no eaciiaiaent along the line

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(Oowrkht'llts. by Aeaoclated Prone.)

On Board the Aceticiated Preaa Den-

1' patch Boat Wanda. oii Santiago do On-

:ba., June 8. via Klugaton, .iainnicn.
June “An hour beiore aunaet (0'.
night. no dark rain clouda Iying'over
the-count line ioreboded the uaual tro-
pical atom. and the united .ileet oi
America lay oil the mouth oi the bar—
llil' oi Santiago de Cuba, ilanhed by
a little flotilla oi deapatcb boaia. Rear
Admiral Summon signalled the torpe-
do boat Porter toaun alongside the

hip. The nature of the admirnl'e
order-a wan noon known. tor the Por-
ter‘ruehed alougalde each newspaper
deapatch boat in turn and megaphon-
ed; "The admiral directs you move
ten milea aouth and take a station tor
the night." '

Thin meant buelneea oi n aeriona im-
port in band iorthe ileet before morn-
iiu. whether a dash into the harbor or
otherqu will probably be known on
the arrival oi the aecond Associated
Prea- dcapatcb boat at the nearest t'tl‘
ble atatlon‘ tomorrow.

All lndicationa are that nonlinear-e.-
ern Cuba will be the me oi acme
naval and military operationu ior
aotna time. Here are aaaembled the
aquadrtinii oi great lighting chip». and.
iooitlna down illloli them from the ad-
iacent hiilii. are the watchiui bands oi
inuurgenta iorming the outposts oi
General Garcia'e army. which in utroua
enough unaided to atrihe the Spaniuli
laid ioroea a hard blow. and. ii' rein-
ioreod by the American army at love-
alou. to seine and hold the entire eun-
tcrn itali' oi the inland.

Talk with (larcia'a would ahttwa that
they confidently oxprmt American
troop- mun. They M! this in the bent
part oi the inland ior the landing and
the. iii-elimination iii our wldlura. Well
drained and healthy t-anipu can be e.»
tubliahed on the high table laudii that
lie on the sea trout or on slopes oi the
mountains at any desired altitude,
Pure water in round in tlic apt-tug.
and mountain tillwllilfi. while the “it“
iiic uni-rounding country yieida ultuir
dant iruita and vegetable... and every-
thing lli iuvorabie to the good tinnitai'y
t'utiililitin til the Well dint-iplittrti army

The rainy autumn. the iiiauigetilu any.
ill not a cerium draw back where rampu
can he quickly ioruied on drained etc.
'taiiinia. .

'i‘iie inland already shown the tiller!
oi the beginning ni lhhi citation. lilitr
were inn-or daily. uad wit. white rain
iuiatii tire been on the uloptia every
morning. The nuitiltt-a and dice oi the
burning Iillililitllliiili air being eittln
guiulitul iiiiil lilhili‘llilll nature iii rapid
iy healing many at the ravage-u oi the
war.

Theae tropical “0ho at night are
wonderful eithibiiiuttii iii eita'li'itiai
pytotechalca. At tintee the lightning
llaaheti on the Modem line iotilta iiite
the regular iiriiig ul auua trout it db»
taut tort. Aualii. the entire between
aecat ale-e lil vivid glare. and ioritcd
ioiiguee oi Are appear to run down the
maintain atom limit-hing rain tutti
ior an hour or two and then the Illicit
clear and all in wear. and the calm.
lull atom and brilliant tuiaawllatiuua
oi the tropiea appear in all their glory
an the blurb clottiie roll away on the
htlriaan.

linen uterine aid «tanned aliaoai
wholly to the «not. only until out to
aeaocaaioaai' inflame-articul-
land. to ltleit up a eauail. aiua- Ieii~
inn alone the «tall in rain acne and
clear eiiiee are witaeaaee to the beauty
and grandeur at the land elite-a. with-
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the Declaraiitiit of independence.

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Siamiord claims the table on' which
the Declaration oi independence was
written by its author, Thomaa Jeiier-
non.

At the home oi Hamid A. Permits.
(ii iii ,iirin oi Parsonti a Beidén, in
Secondati-ect, aoya the Telegram. may,
be iound this piece pi celebrated inr-
iiiture. , it in oivaolidv mahogany oi
queer and intricate contraction. it
baa antique loge. \llllil in perhapa more
in general appearance that oi a dealt
than oi a table. The main part above
the drawer in covered with green linine
the actual material on which was laid
the paper on which the iumoua patriot
wrote the national document on highly
priced by aliAnierlcuus.

Above the main part at the death are
the two lilting diogonal'boarda. unlike
anything ever seen in a modern table
or desk. The». are apparently ior the
purpmm oi furnishing a place ior wri-
ting while standing at the desk-table.

'l‘he incl that this is the actual ‘nitie
tilted by Thomas Jefieraon Iii well an-
thenticated: and 8500 has been altered
for the table by the Iiieturicul euriety
oi l'cnntiylvania. which owna and has
in Carpenters hail oi Philadelphia the
table on which the document waa
signed. 'i‘iiia table owned by 'ur».
Primes ia the one used by 'l‘hotnuu
Jeiiersoi. in his library and hi the one
beyond a shadow oi doubt on Whlt'li
lie compound the Declaration oi Milli“
pendeiicu.

hire. l‘iireonu' iatiier is .luiues Pax-
iioii. now residing in limiou. The
iauilly came ironivih'utieylvauia. Illa
mother wait Bilaabeib l'uituon. who
died in lirlatol. l'euii.. iu lass. liar
lather wait Dr. .iatuea Ciulluhcr. ll luv
moua oleHintc pliytilciitn of l‘iiiiudel-
phllt. He bought llii' table til the nu --
tioli sale oi the Hittite 0! Thunder .ii-i~
teraon.

hire. Harold A. l'ariionii. the prt'twlll
owner iii the wide. in tile Inul ui liliii‘
geiierutioiia born in the old i'uxmm
litlliltroltild iii lit-tailtaileid. i’eiiu. iir.
tiulli-lit-r was her grenl-gruiuiiiititvr.
ilm )‘(ililufii‘h‘l iluugbier. Mimi Mariner-
«tut (great until to him. l‘uriuiiiai diml
about all yearn ago. aged itiucty yew...
Bite could itiat remember her itiiiwi.
iir. tluiliihcr. hrlngiiiit the table home
and stating what great hiaiorit- inter-
eal il pouwaawi. latter til alto ire-
ipieutly lli‘itl‘tl him tell of the catnpmi
tiou ui tlie grunt national document
on thin table. i‘eriuin proriitlonit lli
itiii will prevent the tubb- belug mid.
It liiiiiil be ltupt in the faintly—and
llalldtul iitiwu lib till lieil‘ltitilu.

Ire. l'urmiia t‘tiiiii‘ti irtiiii u iniiiiiy
that ior iiiitiiy getieratlttiia line been
very loud ur i-tiiiwtlitg elicit-e antique
iurulttire. hence the beautiiui home at
iir. and tire. i‘ureone la nirttiahed
with very t'littii‘e antiquated litruiiure.

Very noticeable among them are the
parlor and dining room note «i atilid
antique uialuiauuy. The Chippendale
iiideboard in over lab your» old and
very lieattiiiul. iaiiiig inlaid in the
Ihilliui old-littlei tuatiuer lil holly. eb-
ony and a liaatitiiui green tinted wood.
'l‘hia catae iroia li‘rederichtiburg. Vii..
and iii very valuable iairlneivaliy at
well an age.

The dining table. alert or ataealve
"luau”. la very beautiiul and with
anything even nowadaya. it in titted-
iar and can lie attended to over tilteeit
lent iaag.

Among the antique lii'lihfl'lil‘fii‘ in a
merrier and iieatie. the let-am treat it
Iii—lid M iii aiahtiguni‘ lruiii doitii
lintilaa. d the inland iii ilaritadtw.
la tilt.

'i‘iie aidehoara eaataliie want choice
aieeee ui antique china. pewter platen.

that are aaat. eat all iheae. can. at
Mt lam. la lei thrill one with
hiaturle interact at date the «id tattle

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Main atreet. Intuit

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including bath. Price
8 Camp alreat. Norwalh.‘ ‘

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ton'a once. ii rooma. twat. _
room anti-initiate. Iii leer .
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odlca Old Well Cigar

Wnahington atreet.

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