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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 25, 1901 · page 7

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.LWALLACFI MARVIN

_ busier-I communication for
his office Ihouid be addressed to Too
Sentinel. Personal letter: not desired.

Rev J. J. Faust led the Epworth
League meeting last night.

T Charles Smith, of Maple avenue, will

inove to Ohio, after the holidays. *

. Miss May Hinman. of Cottage avenue,
o, is ill at her home with an attack

. ohn W. Beafty is still confined to his
. :1! ‘He is suffering with Quinsy sore
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* Decker Field is being put in shape fol
1 file, football game that- is to be played
on Thanksgiving day
John Armour the oyster opener, is
still confined 50 his home in Maple ave-
I, With snip and a sore arm. _
William G. LcCount has not found
ills vaulable diamond that was lost
thorn 11111 shirt bosom u'wcek ago.

Frank Hafiiile and VW. H. F. Preston
loftAtAhis morning for APrincess Bay, 8.
1., where they have a large job to over—

orni‘ng. after being the truest oh

la Wile avenua over

king to George

nhauled out for the

; winter in [Isniéblafl medleu's float
south of It verside av hue.

Mrs. Gaming, mother of Mrs. Thomas
3 Wood. is very ill ‘at her home. 67 Van
f Znndt avenue of 1.3 complication of di~
senses She is highly- -sevon years of
age.

"‘11A‘Mrs. Joseph. Martin. who has been
visiting at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. ll. J. Risley. of Second avenue. re—
tt turned to her home in New Haven. on
Saturday.

. Mr. and Mia James Varennce. of
Bridgeport who have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. Olin Youngs, of First avenue
during the past week. have returned to
their home ‘
Fritz Olson. of Georgetown} .C. but
formerly of this place. was in town over
Sunday. calling on friends. Mr. Olsen
'while. l1me.had his place of business
on the bridge. He is well know in those
plirts.
The Dust Norwnlk football team was
0 have gone to chtport Saturday af‘
fernoon and play the Crescent team of
tilgt place. They di not so. however.
and are trying to g a game with the
Oreocents for Thanksgiving day, to be
V isyéd in East Norwaik.
H. F. Pierce. who was on the hospital
111111111 the Philippines. during the war.
smiplaeed on exhibition in the show
‘ ‘ ow of the Bridge Pharmacy. mum
~pho‘tograp‘os taken while he was
n1scrvice They are interesting. and
‘ its ttracting much attention.
wow—T”
Elm” R. Y 5.1mm We.
a canooist. d g traveller and-
ndltin ndsaidnary. will arrive this.
soon, and will be entertained at
thodiIt parsonage. by Rev. JV.1.l.
and wife. He will lecture to
East Avenue Methodist

1
A ,1 . 1111 “The, lndVV
V ,ntI and Sports:
‘ display I

11.1w coo fviewo o lndian life on I

1 wt to the storm yesterdo
1A1‘MHII,AWllllelfl

Is as it has been

months. ”Phi!

m not 11 “nus:-

' K111111111 were given out
M are wjbd brought infill“;

“ and that only

still be toreyer free from Ii"

K' has indlfilrll‘ the

Mylfliflm at:

rimmed 511111 of
sanctified
motion

that because plain, dull: bill

to the world. 11111111111111.1111»;
1113111111 filth ‘ no JeIIus
Christ the 11111111 y ordilincd {life-giv-
er. can men become "partake“ of the
divine nature" and live forever.

lV. We believe that death is a con1
dition of unconsciousness to all per-

V Ions. righteous and wicked‘

lion which will rentals ouch
tl the‘ resurrection at Christa,
coming. at which time the flihtsous'
wii receive everlasting life while the
wicked will be "punched with ever-
lasting destruction": suffering corn»
olete extinctiou of being.1
V We believe that, salvation is free
to all those who. in this lit? and in this
age. accept it on the condi ions Woolf
ad. which conditions are simple 111111 in-

1 flexible namely; turning from sin. re-

pentance toward God faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ and a life of consecration
to the service of God; thus excluding
all hope of a future probation. or of
universal salvation. .
. VI We he 11111. that Jesus 111.111.1111.
cording to do promise. wii come chain
to this earth even “in like mIoneer'V as
He went into heaven-11111111111111.1111; visi-
bly and sloriousiyuto reign here for.
ever: and that this coming in the hope
of the Church. inasmuch as soon that
coming depended the resurrection and
reward of the righteous. the abolition
of sin and its consequences, and the re.-
newal of the earth—now marred by sin
-—1to become the eternal home of the re-
deemed. uteri which event the serif;
’ “In
clout LB 1
vii. We 11111.... that Bible inseam
11.11311111111qu fl$m f
Christ's “rebuilt rln- and oomph _ ’1 too
1111on iWith i ”ll disillpf V‘
are hoodlum magi. A“ fit

. W H ‘ ...1
«not and of thd'honrfoth-e proclaims-

lion of this soon coining redemption.
the defense of Bible authority, inspire-
tlon and truth and the salvation of lost

man“. We believe the Church of
Christ is an 11111111111111. of Divine ori.
gin. which includes all true Christians
of whatever name; but that local
church organizations should he inde-
pendent of outside contr.ol congrega-

A tlonal in government. and subject to no

flotation of priest bishop of pope—ab

.rhough true fellowship and unity of so
tion should exist between all such or

anninationa.

1x We believe that the only ordin-
"mess of the Church of Christ are Bap-
’ism and the Lord' 11 Supper: immersion
being the only true baptism.

X. We believe that the first day of
the week. as the day set apart by the
early Church in commemoration of

‘ 'fhrlst’ s resurrection should be observ-

ed as the Christian Sabbath. nnd used
as a day of rent and religious worship

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DIRIEN AND NORO TON.

Elmo. Wood. of utamford. spent
Sunday with his parents in this place

The assessors are kept very busy
each day making out lists.

Already people in this place V are
making green Christmas wreaths for
sale.

An addition is being erected on the
house of James Dawson on the old
turnpike road

Mr- and Mia. Alfred Jelliife are now
pleasantly bottled. in our ”new home

at Newton Helium.

I."E 1130le and family. will spend
Thanksgiving with ur. and 1m.
(looms iii. Clock. ADIrien. 1 1

‘ Roi/.1l-fenry8c6lloid occupied the

pulpit at the 11111111111111 Church. both
momlnsoudevonicn reward”. .1
1A: “ . . r W 1,

ChIrIIIA Hoyt of New 11111111111111 lI
stoppinrln'rhis“1plnde With ballads and
relativeI until “to!“ me holidays. -

ill-I. Andrew Waterburw and um,
tor. ilfiII1 his will .Ipanjd h

II n’ loft is. it Join.

“Mm 1111.111... booby
will spend Thaokuiyio‘
autism“. and

 

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wii!

. .ur. and Mn Edward Ross of Ridge-
wood N. A. who were married in that
place a few days lilo. and who are
spending their honeymoon in No Om
noon, called on friends in thin: lb

;‘ ‘ Ar

. place; Saturday morocco.

place are soulil‘l
vicinity for it? ‘

claim that they . Vl Mile so within
at all in sellinll them and that théy can
have sufficient spending money" fol!
holidays.

The third chapter obsessed veils:-
will be explained by. Rev. 11mph
Guernsey at pro 1- meet for be
held on Wanting hit of this week.
These ex ”unable 101. We. 1
are drawing out brie censr‘e‘gations to
the service each week.

The Colicuder Point road from turn
pike to Ring‘ I End bridge. is being we
cadamized and will be done this week
The use of I steam roller on the road

Several of 1
”I ’mullwad‘ “111%? '

.‘ will necessitate closing it for a day
or two, and all travel to Coilender's

Point will have to be by way of Bell
avenue.

Plans have been drawn for the new
hotel to be built on the Coliender Point
road; next to John Riley' I property, on
what in known as the Brewer place. It
is to have forty rooms and a due ver
ands on three sides. which which an

had
'1‘

Several tramps have been seen in
this place lately; and it seemed as
though they have flocked here during
the past fowdays since the railroad
strike has been on: They are compell
ed now to walk f' 'u town to town
since the freight trains are not run-
ning.

The Little Point Coal Company has
just completed delivering over 100 tons
of soft coal to the soldiers's Home
Noroton Heights. and has a contract
for a large supply of hard coal to be
delivered there. This company has I
steam barns and two carioodo of coal
en route, ckpected this week.

if the rain had held off for. another
week the new macadamroad Which is
being constructed from the Congrega-
tional Church to the Norwalk town line
would have been about compiotId.‘ it
will now be demysd probably several
days. More stone has arrived and the
work cupid have been rapidly pushed
to completion.

Great properntiond are being made
in txhe chubrghas for the Christmas ole
ere sea to ve isthm- night.
Both the Congrwdga and Methd
dist Churches are Imus an a!
heroic programs for lotions nigh
Each will have at Christmas tree and
one of the 15.111111111111111 the history of
these churches is promised.

'l‘lie Dalton 11551111111111.3111 thinks that
it was not used 111111111 Stamford
High Scbbpl emails:
team headed by can IWnan and got
if.“ up without fhardly comics for

e purpose 0 acpojnm n; the
Stamford boys. went to Stamford. li‘boy
went on the field and began to prod:
lice. After their bad union“ and were
ready to play the “lab School. team
refused 0 play claiming that thI Barb
on boys were. 101111111113 111m I long
argument the Darlenurrdturne'd home
wifgout even having. their expenses
pa

vibe-m

ROWA YI'V'ON.

Captain Oscar 8. Young has returm
ed home.'1.

Mrs. John Rich is making a visit
with 11111111111111 Bridgeport

John 111111111111 has erected a new hon
nery. in the roar of his property. '

M..." .1. 4

choose Salter .111 secured a position
It the scindord Oil Corinna” works.

John Broadway and Hickmn W. Cole
have returned from I. trip to Remain

1m“ dalmatian-en 11 11.11111; 1111.
Ind Mrs Wilbur: Batu, of Dorian. for

Alvin .1
c ya. -..

'l‘ho rla’ ifn‘ [Clinical culture to
did “mill 111.com
in its new Work. 1V .

. -a-ua—In.

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New narrow
to 11111111111111 "W;

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up for the wine

 

A. Minx-Governor Billion” rIcI .Id
week from.“ com Williamson

LN original constitution Ind amendments

excellent view of the Sound can be 1

1 detriment. and their respective mm

ursdoy. The W

harms-lurker M
“boon om room 111 are
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yo been fidfi 113.1I

we, ALI-1111111.. 1......

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“W- and hauled their
11 for. during the tide. ,

wood 01 r’min‘m commie new '
11o loll cf the edit-Ml WNW

1 Was IIld some time a o he intends

limit "Mufti Ipor‘ry

mum“ conventlnllraund

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val-1:106 'a‘ “:13“: t3!“ tb1;“c1:natit§1u-
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1119 docu 1h“ 11111111111qu Is it
modal . , thin in milieu M the cool
Intuition of the milled statso. A
governor Bulklsy introduces the
DIM in the “followiw prefacez, V
he constitution lunwlth pm libs
is the constitution of Connecticut Ill it.
in today The 111111 used for this rovi.‘
Iion is that found in the General Sta»,
tuteI revision of l88ii 80 mile!) of the

have reported"

$91.!

an hnI become obsolete either by sub;
sequent amendment or by limitation
has been stricken out. The amendi
manta still in force have been written
into the commotion in their ”1099,11
pieces Ind tho 11113111111 laughable of file
constitution includiul even equitais‘
and punctuation. has been prbeerved

herewith present is the constitution of
Connecticut not only in legal effect but.
in its exact form I! it now Islets. In
its arrangement. its brevity It! clean“

its freedom from legiIiation it is I Inc-‘-
(lei. and few state constitutions can be
said to equal it and none are superior.
This compilation was prepared atlmy:
request by Hon. Lewis Bperry. a mom
her of the Convention from South
Windsor.

Since the (urination of the American
union there have been many written

in some or the individuIi states. in
some of the states constitutional con
ventidns and new constitution} ”can!
almost periodical occurrence; lblot so
in Connecticut. Our constitution no
mains substantially the some today III
when adopted eighty- three youth

it is not I. ’code of laws designed or
the government of people in matter
of business in- the everyday finish:
life. and it would not be u canIlltilflo
if it word. It: is the charter of sitlle
state. it deals only with the funds
mental law 10! the commonwealth. It
is a constitution in the true 116qu 0
that word, and it la suite free 1111111 lot.

stituliono of later date. It deals only
with the functions of the state. which
it divides Into three distinct part8.

IlIhes those three divisions i

cut of each other, and defines 111111.111:
its the powers which?“ assigns to mix
It defines thofiuoline‘aticns molesters.
the qualifications of‘ officers of state.
the manner» of their eléctiou or do

111111111111. *ltbas been amended several
times as would be natural in so long a
period.‘buttboIi-',‘Imcnd1nenta one and
and all are conduct! to matters of do
tail and in no respect can it be said
that they serioilsiylsffset the 1111111111
mental prinolpico established by the
constitution; 1: " ‘ "

For the purpose (if comparison 'ihe
constitution of the United States is re-
printed‘f'l‘o‘m lite Revised Statutes of
the United State‘s last edition It would
that those who drafted the cou-
stitutlon of Connecticut were thor-
ougidy'funiliar? with and borrowed lib
orally, 11,,fron1 the federal constitution.
and the constitution of Connecticut
compares most favorably with that
meat masterpiadeethe‘ written funds
mental law of a great people.

{11.0 r. ULXELEY.

Hartford November 20.11901.

W

BLOWN OUT TO SEA.

m

1119 Tidings of their sum.

street and his companion Francis Pitt.

their sixteen foot cm.

which was blowing a gale” became uu-
manageable and 1111111111 out to sea
The craft being extremely well built

dd t but they would have been heard
from are this.

the West by Northwest. and it was

thought. they would land on Long to

land. in! board. from not

110111 New Haven lighthouse depot

who during themborln. mlmphed lo

the New flavour Police.

aw“; dtwith its coca pm."
111111111; swept putt.“

.l‘ mum-amour

hi 111111113le
. mmiofykalmdm of the If

as far as poIsiblo.‘ so that the drift .

noon the principles underlying it but! '

constitutions promulgated many firm that,

B
isletive. 9111111111111.» and judiciallr‘cs‘ b ' .
d; *‘ -

New Haven Pal-Iota Annually Await.

of 319 East street. both of New Haven 1‘7,
Conn. went out Sunday, Nev 11m. in .V ,

and staunch it was confidently expocb I

At the time the wind was stiff m ‘

but! their “(fl

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hereon: of tho (lint 9.111111 night. to
11111111111111.1119 am of

win 11111119le 1M"
familial. flolhlllbli 11m

occasion
loom

or because 111”me

'- side the Castle we is. ‘1‘th turn

an entertainment that kept the
ones in the best of Willow ‘

cons of condensed hill V. {1'ny ”were
won by William Munich! .11”

might
Knight with a large fatal

fell into the. hands of some
17 The com-
mitten. which did not meet last night

but best a retreat. will get together
later. ~8tamford Advocate

REGEiViNG FREIGHT DEVPOT.

Engineer Spencer and “out HolmII
raver Plain. V 1

‘As a rabbit of the recent trip “of
Vice-Freeident 1111111111 and auroral
onset of the Conmlidatdd road to
Novella Britain recently. Endeavor Snoo-
o'er, .111 the staff of engineers was rout
era .l his week to consult With
iit- Agent 1111111111111 About were»:

his” the chosen; of the irel c 11.6

went over the matter 11mm
11": tblir and arrived at the concithui
“311106! plan to follow out would
be til build another depot instead of
angling auto the prudent one. The new
pill Would be used for receiving and

Jim present for forwarding the freight.

ilanInoor Spencer will report to the
I‘ hills. and make these recompiled:-
It is highly probably that a!»

other depot will be erected as the:

“collimation: and the freight

1hr 11111111111111

. islation which so often appears in can

If nicely made and with
the right flour.

11111111 111115. Health
“Pall-cakeV‘VFlour. ‘
Light cakes the result

3 packages 25 cents.
New his life pkg,

A. sruu.

Coil-are ave . East Noer

a..- m, Didi lfllllll
1 cURES

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All. D'R'udols'ls'.

Christopher Stations of 37 Damon 1 1- ‘- J

The: boat on account of the weather W

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OUR NEW doors

1...; «rpm '.‘ .* £11.11 ht! fl 1“”! 1' ,

maimw the... hi ‘

runners.
n{1111111141 111m

11‘ Chain. .
1118mm who had the

frogmlogmauh 1:133? leer; A

m the 1'
in its Mill are In re and
, comedians who Ira m the ill 1

were speeches. of course; and the until 1
prize drawing of the Guile. 111111111111th
omitted. The Iiprim: cons! ed ofawo

because of the presence of the ladies. A

not to crack; I new pair if they on
through: price A

feet; you need no rubbed wltKlbll 13,0}, 1

present building does not provide Inn A

lib ..

is constantly “increasing in '

On. cold mornings pan-
cakes are so relishable. .

. Tryi,.;‘ .2

TMHILWN" MIND. z A...

1 Allow}! WhavIIcold this winter...
he yon-121mm use now; Your. children
will Mos too. For

1'th 111.. VIII“:
GIIIIIII this I.
out VIII and!“ III"
“for I trill ,Ou'll In.

m1w1m11h'tm

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IultI can be 111111.111. vgnillI

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an
Cour akin PATENT L W“, the 191:

MoTpRMEN'SEl-JR

would; crash once [all .3 ,

It so V1329

determines Imminent»: you
able during cold weather. or "11.111111: chilly
coal it Is immutable to get
much larger Quantity to burned
Coal can: you no more hers—but new I

On our second floor you can see I lira. wen rfimbd 1

and fair priced line of Bedroom Bullies in Plain ltd
ter‘od 1% Imitation Mahogany. Mahogany and Budd-m
Maple. 0111‘ 8.2600 Suites are unusual valued” We she
the newest and best things in Furniture from the undid;
makers of the country.

Our Furniture, Carpets and Draperies cover three}

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’ Mats One Minute Conan Gardner-12,
foils; Acts promptly Albumen. him
an to the toms-no pontoon 1- Am,
lean.
"Motown!" mule girl has»
with man into mmifll.
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miller to fur dose- of 1am

 

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