‘1 61116111 Record 131'.
‘0‘: Jersey , City.
11111 nultdii‘s police censors
tly 1011111111111 an amateur
of. Euripidos' “lphigenio
‘ouusc the piece has rot
61116. The same officials -
ed 6 Mr. Plckmun from
611166 of hypnotism, which 1t‘
151. might induce ‘dlsioya1
1611 Arctic explorer. pm.
on Bongo declares in 6 1'8-
116 article that Andree was
uteruot‘ionol rivalry. tho
'r‘wogi‘nn. Nansen.
oi impetuously to under
1'i‘lo11s trip. in the hope at
him. and thus putting ch
11611 parliamentary groups
dloslsomslists and so-
that their pontoon in the
Counties was much luv
the recent elections The
189.8 gave them 6 total of
116 those 01 this yonmglve
I ot27d seats. "the 6161:
,gave‘tnem a total 61171
0111116 dons remember whut
her. In the month of April
yg‘oxported to China nonrly
“ ‘, urns of‘c‘o‘tton ‘clotlr,which
‘2‘ 661111161 the amount 61:-
_ ’11 ago. The total for tho
Months 13‘ in excess of 372.-
rd ‘which is more than, don
"mount of cotton cloth that
have bought from 116 in
during any formal
66111. 801111-1616. ,Tiio
oiders were so impoverish
61111516 to givé work to the
""1216 condition
without relief
61: 61115161166661] general
(the social and govern
1‘ “The present-calamity.“
r-doclnros, “is the lust
\
‘ 3111. of the coronation and
tiger two crowns of 11611116
new Roman Catholic 06-
position by them. and the
the outér rubric of the
11 indirectly he celebrat-
two roles of light liite‘
1111111111611: in honor or 1.116
‘ asking and queen. The,
o the Duke of Nortolk:
dent or the Catholic Un~
1 hard as his guest
n“ "week the envoy ct
661:6 to apply til ‘
. 6161111 hero this .
133, 378.
'c (inversions.
The 1111111116116 to the churches; 66
66161111161111 unnuu
longr‘osutionol Homo
cioty will bogln its three duru' 6611-
611161;. This otter
noon tho sovon: 11111 unnuu‘l ‘roport
was mode 1111b 11:. it is 1‘1 voluminous
1166111116111; wk 11 will be referred to u
spec-1:11 committoo nud rupoi'to‘d upon
no substance is as iot‘lowui ‘
The number of missionary laborers
in the service of tho society lost your.
togother with those engaged in super-
intending the work, is 1868 (d‘oduotv
ing‘ 23 reported in more than one
stut‘o,‘18146).01 these. 1423 wore in
commission at the date of 1116 1th r6
port. and 422 have since boon. report.
61!.
T1161: have been employed in 47
stu’i‘os and torritor,ies as follows: in
Maine. 87; New Hampshire, 56; V61»
~mon‘t. 57; Massachusetts; 154; Rhode
Island. 15;
Connecticut 751N6W Yolk,
57; New Jersey. 9; Pennsylvania, 46;
North Carolina. 2; Maryland. 1‘1; V11»
gin‘la,‘1;Imulsniin.4;Goorgin.26 Alu-
bomn. ‘40; Arkansas. 3:13‘Io1rldc 33:
Texas i" 'iJkinliomn. 50:1‘6nn‘c‘ssco.‘
2;; 01110.37; 111111111111. 29; ludinn Torr—i
diary 1: Kentucky. 21‘ 1111116111.”; Mis-
1court 32‘:
Michigan. 85; Wisconsin,
75; lowa.9'MInuosotu.1‘ll)5: K111111116.
30; Nebraska. 9'1; North Dakota. 60;
South 1311116111.. 88; Colorado 51.; Wy-
oming. ll: Montana ‘15. New Mexico.
8. Utah. 7: Novndn.i: 1116.11on: Ar
17:666. 4,. North Gianni-11111.45; South
California. 42; Oregon .;28 Washing
. 11:12:13 79; Alaska, 5; Cuba. 1); in 1111
1 1 those who hnvo
prcscliod in tor'ig‘n luncunges is 2111;
53 to German“ cougrogltitlons‘. 97 to
Scandinavian 6111111111 6116. 24 to 136
liominn congrogntions.‘ ill) to Polish
(ongrogntions. 8 to Fronch congrcgn
lions 2 to Mexican congrogntions. 3
16‘ 1111111111 congregations ii to Spanish
congregations, 6 to congregations of
Finn 2 to cougrognilous oi Danes. 7
11-»
to cangregat'ions of Armonlnus. l to
congregations of ereeks and 1 to a
congregation of Welsh.
The number of 18111111111! '11 hooks and
111111111111 111011116 is‘ not 1111' from
orno notion of 166 new
schools 16 11-portcd.6ud the number
‘nndor tho spcclnl rat's of missionaries
is 2 018.
One hundred 11ml seventy six 1‘nnko
mention of revivals of ro‘ligio‘n during
11116 your some of them roporting 140.
90. 71). 1‘13. 60. ll 50,142.41 4151101161111
nonrly as can be nooortnincd. nova.
boon 17.1301; vir... 4.321 in confessions
or with non 2.984‘by letters from oth
er churches. ‘ ' 1
Sillty‘iive churches have been organ-
ized in 6611116611611 with the labors o!
the missionarlen within one your. and
42 have 666 mod the entire support of
ones are reported 661 in
1116 Casual ministry.
The Society began the r ‘ r
1111111111 society during 1116 yo
utions ”legacies and 61116
The suslliurypnciet‘iec 1611611 ‘11:!
pended in their own lie :16 11111613
mo in an lr‘reg‘uinr.’ 1.
7‘ be done by
. 1116 Massachusetts Society.
Lditions‘ are not growing worse
‘ mouth Rock.
‘ 1111161 on 1111111
oi the MupIeWood
boon passed ovor by that society to
Home 111111161116 ‘work in Mussucbu-
66116 d s‘ 1 6116136 much from your
Imporutlvg.
2119116 toroign‘ immigration and its re
to are 01‘ constuutiy increasing im-
11111166 to 11111111111661 and to 61.11-
or New England talus. ‘ll‘licro 6111116
to Mont-11161111116116 lost your 29 474 im
migrants more thou to any oillor stoic
611116111 New York and Pennsylvania.
host your tho Mossnohusoltfs Society
spout on this honor fo‘rolgn work $19.-
2 i and this your quits as much; The
Massachusetts nocicty is now Working
among tho Armenians. Finns. Froncli.
tlormuns, Greeks. Italians. Poles. N01
' wcg‘ia‘us and Swedes.
it is ascertained that the society is
entirely [rec from debt. At the class
of the fiscal your. March 31, there was
but receipts have Oblltcrnted and all
current obligations have boon tool so
that on tho first or the present month
the society was free from n. debt
owghicb thrcs yours amounted to $134.~
The report of tho Missionary Sonic
1y of Connecticut. 116v. Joel S. lvos oi
Hartford, secretory which will be pro
66111611 at this mco‘iio‘g, shows thnt the
receipts of this ouxillnly were no fol-
IoWsz‘ From churches and individuals
151:1. 139 80;!1'616 1611;111:1611. $6,976. ()7;
16601116 from invested “bonds. 5127.261
total 31.1.31402‘1116‘111111011111 sooioiy
iccc’lvod for notional work $86,336 1‘18
making 11 total amount raised in 1116
state in cash 1011 home missions of
2119. 550 71. ‘
Soy only live minsionnries havc noon
liniployod1durlng‘ 11 whole or a port ot
the your in concoction With 73 church
on and 11 out stations. Secretary ivos
also reports 6n the department of 6116
(.1111 trusts ssylng that this dcpnr-t
moot was organized in 1884. it 1161111
11 covered 1 that Congregational
C niches during 1116 11161 200 years had
lost nbont $1, 001). dill) oi" ecclesiastical
111111111 Thorn are now 18 trusts vul-
noii at 38149124. in this department.
l‘ho incrousc during the your 411 $7;
1180 "Within 16 years. 1171 churches
which have been fostered as now on
ierprisos have come to self-si1pport~—
m'o 011 1116111 116111;: Swedish churches
Two of those 14 can be counted during
11111 1111111. your, Stony Crook nod tho
,‘iing's Highway oi Bxldgcport which
666 organizodlu 1894 and Is the
111111111130 yrul‘s to come to solttsnp:
port. —
“The constitutional convention has
brought to the trout 11111 peculiar, con:
ditions of the rural communities Con
But
the improvement is slow Bottor
wads. better schools public libraries.
tho trolley. the country bonrdcr, the
lion man‘ 6 country home. the uwnkcn-
ing interest in forestry. tho transfer
once of water power into electricity
616 the elements which conduce the
betterment .
grim state. it has surrendered to the
ship lands which do not land on Ply
Natives ore already out.
numbered, while both by natural in
crease and immigration the ratio is
, increasing against the Tnntivo' Nine
Swodish church, tWo Danish one
on one FIn‘ch and one flown:
on 466111? Swadish 61111616110116,
,. tors 1111111111 and two Armenian. run
he attempt to carry the gospel
so multitudes. Fortyi‘throc per
‘0! the amount expended on the
was for foreign work and plans
now being considered Wh‘l curry
6111. year An lt‘alion Church W111 soon
.116 organized in Humord. There are
' us many Swedes us 'nniivcs in Now
”6 home missions :4 2981.010 She
then) n‘ccr in u: it 11111111111161 6 11
616 than {6111'
recent yenr 1 But this need
pastivc and pressing. W6
to your In 1111611161, 11111 It grows more
11 debt of slightly loss thou $10. 000. ‘
'ourth. now 'cntorprlso in that city‘
‘ichd. and
"But Connecticut is no longer 6 ‘Pii ‘
amount near 60 per cent for the 1
1 6661' and Lord Milner
1‘W6't and others rcprs ntlngth _
nngc Free stats and Genera 3111161114
6 gospel to ‘1116 11611111611!
Hui 1111811911! 1111111011111 Iii
1311 1111111 In 11611111211 lily
li‘llin Will P10111111" lie“ 1111111
Willi limo 111111qu
MAHAN‘OY CIT‘Y.‘1"11. Juno 8-TWo
hundred union pickets guarded the «11'
1110111111611 to Tunnul Ridge colllery of
the 11111116611111 and Reading Cool it
lion Cduipuny, ut the western and or
the city. today. and refused to pass
James lii‘illoimy. 1111111111 0111243611136
(lllvcr and William Dodds, all bosses
'i‘hcy wero tux-cod to‘ roturn home. Mn-
ifle 31111 (30111911! 16611111611 the hoisting ‘
of wutor this morning. Strikers hold
up the 6111111166111 ut the ‘(l‘liborton wntci'
short, this morning. 111111 116 :1 result the
hoist is 11116.
p...”
SITUATION SHOWS N9 ‘C‘ZANGE.
-w
Peace Reigns Throughout the cal Fie-
gio‘ns Today. 1 1
WILKES IIARR‘II} Po” Jun'c 3.-Tlle
situation in tho Wyoming region today
‘66 £111 us it relates to tho engineers.
lircmcn and pumpvunricru and the min
61's oncrnlly shows no ‘chnugo i’rorn
that of youtoidny. P611116 reigns
throughout this 1111116): and 1111 tho col
Iiorlos that had not voluntarily closed
down their pumps during tho lasttcp
11:11:11 continue to keep their mines
hon oi wn‘tor. Thorn woro‘n 16w chu‘n
goo among tho moo nt skirting limo
this morning, which w are gonorully in
me "of tho
1'on1pnnlcn,”howcv‘er have 11‘ reserve
lorco'ln 16111111161161}: take the 111666
of any man who quits work. 1 Several
collicrlos are sold to be working short
1111611611 and it many more men learn
their posts these operations will no
61111111611611 to shutdown and tho minus ‘
‘nllowod to become
‘o‘odod
Reports are count tly coming in
from the surrounding region of petty
violoncu perpetrated principally by
.boys. but no one has as yet 1161611 6619‘
lously hurt. At Miners 611116.11 short
distance north :11! here thsre was 11
gathering of strikers headed by a 1116
and drum band inst night and“ this
morning. but the men did nothing but
march nroilnd town. They kept away
lrom the o‘olliorlos. which were pro
looted by the police. 2"
HAZLE‘I‘ON. Po;.l11ne 3.‘-J1‘ho ilvc
spot-1:11 officers who were kidnapped
by strikorn at tho no Motion 1161's
upon their arrival from Philadelphia
‘6st night. returned home today In
1111 go 01.1.? Gnllagh district 666
rotary of tho United 1116 Workers
who furnished tho it- 6216111111.. 1‘
German 11111111
(Urination tron: First Page)‘
on the closing combs-no
'oodsnlght greeting. arranged trom
Korncr and Goethe, was recited by Miss '
‘lnttlstlmnl
The stage setting fort 66133111111:
woo very eitcctlve. und- , resented a:
wettliy furnished drawing-room. touts
fully decorated withdowers. statncttes.
notc. A'Gcrrnsn touch was: given by the
nortraits of Schiller 11nd Goethe. and
by some stsins. scattered hero and there
about the room. T115 kowns 6! 1116‘
mung ladies were most attractive. an
the wide. drooping bats worn in the
'econd scone. set all their fresh. sweet ‘
1' so to good ndvnntugc.
, .ight refreshments w‘oro 1111311, 1111‘ ‘
“the evening ended in pleasant ‘con‘vera- ‘
cation and interchsngc of congratula-
lions. . , 1
SIGNING THE PEACE AGREEMENT.
W
Was 61...! With Very Little Ceremony
Last Saturday.
Will 1116 11111111 16 Mayor:
man of tho committee on naval affairs.
reported the naval appropriation bill.
and gave notice that he would call it
up for consideration at the earliest pus.
1 1111116 time.
Mr Foruker. (0. ). called up the
the thnnlts of congress to Secretary 01!
State John Hay, for his 1116111011111 od~
dress delivered to the two branches of
Congress on the lite and services of
William McKiulcy.
concur In tho rcsolution, and the mo-
tion was agreed to without comment or
(“17131011. I '
Tho~congrossman confronts a task
'I‘hnt‘s liko an endless chain,
When horn no has to go to ‘work
On getting back again.
"I once stnitcd to take lessons In
memory training."
"What made you giro it up?"
"Couldn’t remember to attend ”the
lessons " ,
. “I am very much afraid " said Miss
Cayenne, "that I 11111 losing my reputa-
tion on 6 keon obsorvor dnd 11 stutirist”1
. "What makes you think so? ‘
‘.“chcrnl pooplo yesterday said thoy
were glad to sue me 1116 it they really
meant it.”-—Wnsliington Star.
UNITED STA TES POST
OFFICE
nonwdriK;
Fni‘rilold 6011116.". ,
Stair. of Connecticut.
' Mnrth 6 1902.
13‘1'.Dick's Medicine (30.,
1 So Norwnlk. Conn;
Gentlemen: ‘
I have taken Dr. Dick‘s
Medicine for Malaria and Rllonniu
tism with very gratifying rcsults.
Very sincerely yours. '
CHAS J BETTS,
' Malling Clerk.
BARGAINS.
0116th dozen steam gauges.
not 6‘11" pump. all kinds 0! old
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles.
reading b00k8,W pulleys, stunting
und‘ hangers, piping or various
sizes. Highest prices paid tor iron.
1116111, 11161616 and junk. Second hand
brass chundoiier6,‘. hardware. Abra-
ham Harris. Raymond 81:. South Nor
walk. Close Saturdays. Phone 166-4.
"aosswr'r s.
I ‘ New Potatoes. ‘256‘1'161fa‘ p‘eck‘.
Smoked Shoulders, I 04c lb
Very Fancy Batter, 251: lb
None Better .6! Any Price.
a ”\‘x
.Foar Quarts Bunion; Onions,
"25c. '
:72 N‘O‘RTH MRIH ST
7 rnnrouiA Monday. Juno 2-4116,
signing at the 66666 agreement on Bot- ‘ , - :
6611111111161 Was carried out; with
least possible corsmony [Lord3 K
11 (1611611
Burger and others of the Tfans‘viiul
government 1111161112 met in tne'dinio‘g ‘ I
- he rssidcncéo’dcupicd ytho
When the Sonata convened at 11“
o'clock today. Mr. H616. (M6 ), cbslr- ‘
House concurrent renolutlon cxtonding . ‘
Mr. 1111111011 moved that tho Scontofi ‘
1161111111 prion; ' .
CWMW3
‘Now th‘s wenther 1166 settled down, 66 the sun grndnully gets warmer,
you'll think 01 protection from the hot rays of Old Sol. ‘ 1
Tho Boston Store can turnisb protection at a small cost. our parnsois
no oil new this session. mostly in piuin block and whiter
kinds to go with any color or combination.
11111611 61 White Silk Psi-18011311661111 value, at ..
Block or 11111116 Silk HemStltched Pnrasoin
Block or Whlto‘ Silk P11111601 two ruflles‘.
Plain 1111116118611 l’nrnsols. block handles . ...... .. 51.00.5139, 111.50.51.75
Fancy Stripe P‘n‘rnsols. in Block and White.
Children 6 I’urnsols in Fancy and Colo 1's nt.
* and
The proper
Thoy ore‘ tho pr‘ncticnl kind
(
.....r..‘ ”1639‘
........ 1 $1.89
...... $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00
.156, 29‘s and up
. ...... a...
imsésf ‘Iu‘T-N‘ORWIG‘H TRIAL...
Several Witnesses Examined‘ I11 Galli
van 0636 Today.
NORWICH J‘nnc 3~Much interest ‘
' was ‘uttn‘ohcd to today' s proceedings in
the trial of Willio‘n‘i ll. Gnliivdu. in the
111.11 at William 11 Gollivon.1n the
'nount'om‘onl. that Thomas M. Worms
icy. the colored youth who was 1116
dictod with Gnllivnn for the murder of
.Icrcmlnh Shumway was expected to
go on the stand for the prosecution.
’l‘ho morning session began at 10:31)
and the time until 166666 was or copied
with this testimony oi! unimportant
witnesses including people who visit
6d tho Shumwny house. after the body
was found and employees of the Mont
viilc trolley lino who told of trips tak.
on by (111111111111 61111 Wromslov on the
day of the murder. The evidence of
these witnesses required only 6 short
time for presentation and it was ops
parently the intention of the prosecu-
tion to rush this part of its case in
. llow Wormsley to go on the
o‘clock
1119011111111 BASEBALL MEETING.
NEW YORK. June av—The mecting
of National Lengne baseball men bo—
ignn here yesterday was continued to
'1 y behind closed doors. There wore
present John '1‘ Brush 0: Cincinnati;
James Hart of Chicago; A. H. Sudan.
Boston. all at the executive commib
tcc; Fred Knowles. 0! New York;
Pulliam. of Pittsburg; Charles Eb
bolts of Brooklyn; Stanley Robison,
of St. Louis; John 1.1’ogcrs,of Pilil '
ndolphia nnd1N.‘E Young; To n to
porter Mr Brush said a s‘taternent
would be issued at tho close 01 the
meeting. 1
NEW MEXICO MOLCANO.‘
ALBUQUERQUE; N, M.. June 3—-
»Depnty United States Marshal Mc-
Keenan Who has just arrived from
the west. reports the people at Grant
are grcatly excited over the appear~
once 61? activity In a volcano a few
miles 1mm that towu. Passengers on
log trains obserVed smoke in the
(lie 611611 of the volcano. A man Who
was c-scnt to investigate reports that ’
smoke was issuing tram the crater of,
166 largest volcano o: the region.
11 1
qusllty and pride consistent With 661116.166 challenge any one. ‘
,st Beans,Pess Cucumbers. etc
Norwalk Chronicler