now being made it
weeks to hear both
‘ntroversy. ii counsel
is likely. the com-
eat. that something
he 1:6.1ntnieeioner‘e recognize ‘
Kitchen is the most 11114
he Union. his opin—
poll on oiiicini and ni-
’ the pulley ot the or-
.4 as filed with the
b matter. the name
ended in. and were
11' nbllcntion. He also
or violence are
Forest City, which
to unit! he an ex-
6 (ties in the on»
teeth that we
loin. religion; ino-
not you here taken
not to Mount 11 repe-
acta whenithey have
”until. by whom
K‘What lam
‘ Iron oi the host
one market: :1 till
growing n f
- and disregerd oi lew‘ in your orznnine
‘ tion. and that your influenoev 0V er 1.11. hi
'1 reopenee
j ence." neid he, "is not eulllcient i do- . ‘
ter men 1trom toe columleeion of crime
‘ made about me.“ 1 -
‘ may have been deterred from going to
1 was discovered that there was not one
1 the girl when: one had corrected ”would
‘ be correcting her.
. would correct her 1:
,1that they were "our in.“ i
. .th Eu linh
1qu amtalyahmlnvhlohthe
1 ' Hewitt-n Ever?
111 innuméient to keep the .‘
ingband neuceeble no you 11“ ire them
to
men Mr. Mitchell retained his compoe~
urn. The question met with a ready
”The fear that my lune.
is a contradiction of the claims 0 ten
He Was free to say that name then
work because 01' violence.but the strike
iteelt loot more in public opinion by
reiison oi thut than it could possibly
a n." ‘ 1
S The cruise examiner and the witness
then plunged into a spirited colloquy
over the question or whether one man
has 1'1 right to prevent another man
from selling his labor.
The best answer Mr MacVeash could
draw from the rhino? chic! won that
he did not approve of anyone commit-
.tins on unlawrni act.
W
STATE GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Congregational Churchoa Holding Ath
nuai sonic» in New Britain. .
NEW BRITAIN. Nov. 18 ~Tne thir-
ty-elath annual meeting of the general ‘
conference or the Congregational
churcheo .01 Connecticut opened in the
First Church of Christ 111 11 o'clock to-
day. There were 150 delegates pres-
ent at the noesion- The conference
will lost two days. The nominating
committee recommended for modern-
tor. Professor Curtie. oi Brookileld
Center; for scribe, Rev.“ 1‘" B. Botche-
lor. or East Hartford” tor assistant
Scribe Rev. W. Hayes. of Andover. 1
The address of welcome woo made-
by Rev. Dr. Russell '1'. Hull. pastor or
the church who reminded the dele-
gates that the conference we landed
in this church 35 yearn Reports
by the intending comm lines were
made at the morning eesolon. ‘
There were three addressee on fol-
lows at the afternoon union: 1
“The Piece 111 the Prayer Meeting in
Congregationalism.“ Rev. Gyrun F
Stimson. Stratiord; ‘f'i‘he Secret 01'
Soul Winning." Rev. Andrew B Chet-i
more. Grand Avenue Church Not? Have
en; “The Need and Method of Mlenlon-
ery Work in Connecticut," Rev Hurry
E Peabody, Windsor Avenue Church
Hartford.
:cune FOR 11m.
Tally Shoat Whore Each Moot Keep
Her Own More.
(New Motion Day).
in one at the local tootoriea where
there are 11 number 01 young women
employed the girls have been in the
habit of using more or lone ela’nx asf
they worked. last week a row at the
girls became quite aroused becnnae it
out or the twenty girla who worked in
one section or the factory who did not
use clans phrase in about every
sentence that the uttered The girl:
decided to try some remedy lor the av-
ll They found that it did no good to
tell another that the had just need a
slang word for on the next inetant
When one [irl
hail finished aaying than. another air!
4mm: harm
:uaxei won “the llln t."
canoe another girl to tell them both
i n the use or
angn
y that the {trio etiolated
'Under this nrreignment ot the no on ‘
item Blnck' Thihot edits, emet-
lolly desirable,
. 009
Children’s Suite and Evacuate,
$1. 25 and war
on ' '
Men’s ‘Shirts, open trout _ and .
hook, ’
. «.1
,OPEN avenmoe.
D Gottliob
ll North Main Street. .
ADDITIONAL L061]. ENE.
“Ted" Van Doren or met avenue. is
unending the day in New York City.
Harry Damon has taken a poeitlon
an extra conductor on the white line
trolley road
Mm 111.0 Guard on Washington
street. in visiting friends in Broohlyn ‘ _
and Floral Park, L. 1.
George Williams. at south Main
stree has recovered from n cold, and
is able to be out ogeln.
There will be a rehearsal or the ecc-
ond degree of the team at Butler
house No 97. 1.0.0.13. tonight
Every member or the team is modest-
ed to be present.
The members or Seth Remington’s
clan will have a social time, this even-
in; at their meeting in the South Nor.
wait Methodist Church
cream will be curved.
The committee 1111 outs on
eminent
.tho dance to be given by the Patriotic
Order of Americans. will meet tomor-
row evening. at 8 o clock. at‘ the onion
or 11.8. Mitchell in North Main atreet.
Health once: lienry o Sher-er this
‘ornin; nuarantlned the residence of
lira. liar‘y 0. Kane. at it: went wan-
inslon attest. (nu-um) became:
the lilneaa or her nveeyoaooid ll
tor Alice with diphtheria. The near: "
eutlne doth not afloat the bake
A5 one living in the house in the
a United em bulldlignig ,
rear of
Wuhl n atreet. noun mi
Nomad: ”“13th ton
Cake 'and ice ,1
but you have mielnirl the receipt. 1‘
it you had: held it by ch in you 1
ms room non wux
- TRUST company 1*
THE SUPERIOR SHOE-
This ehoe ladies. is made or Glazed
Kid with a Patent Leather Tip. I me»
dium extension edge and a flexible
welt; in oil it in an admirable ahoe tor
, :8 aa
111111013! , mu m.
1 the institution. 1
CATHOLIC UNIVEREITY RECTOR
GHIP.
ROME Nov. 18.411111 certification
oi the propagendn has received from”.
the apostolic delegation in Weaninswn
:n' ‘iiat of three candidates tor nppolnte
' ment to the rectornhip oi the caution ;
Much ini-
portanoe is attached by the vntican {1"
to this appointment and much coneid 7..
oration la lining given to the intent or
Opinion diners no to 1
whether It ought to be carried on more 1‘
ly ne‘ 3 higher school for occleeinntlonl ‘
university at Weanington.
etudien or he trnnntomed into n tint
clean university. fully equipped to on
pole with the undenominn‘tlonnl univere
eltien oi! the United State.
“1......
The teilow who has nothing to do can 1
generally be depended upon to do it _
well. i
1....-. -..~M
ORDER TO SETH-E AOOOUNT. .
District or Norwallru em.
Court November 18. A. 1).. 1902.
Estate of
Nor-walk. in said Diatrlct. dooeaaed.
Ordered. That the executor exhibit g.
hln ndinlnlatrailon account to
court tor adjustment. at the Frohnte
onion In Norwallt. on the 211111 day or 4‘
November 1.193111“ 10 0:10;; tarr-
noon: and a person: :1, n ‘
untitled thofhtil, the :1
eaid executor wi leauze this order to ,1
enld eetato may
he pnbllahed in a new per hart
circulation in said Die act. at lent v:
day: before mid Beth day or Novemi A
her. 1902.15
1 HENllY W. cannony. 11d;
Probate ‘
James G. (ii-owe, late of
Credit System. on we apply it to our buai-I
none has for its basis an equal treatment 011111 1
customers. No matter whether you are weal.
thy or in straightened circumstances our terms
are the same. You can buy as cheaply for cre- ‘
dit an if you paid 5th each and piled your «0111 6
right upon our Counteri. It means that here
YOUR WORD IS AS GOOD AS YOUR
CASli-- Prices plainly marked.
We don't figure our business on the basin A
of how much we are'going to loan-ewe know
1 by experience that 99 per cent. of the people
who come to our atom are honeat in their-111-
undone. Our daily receipta from payment: on
account equnl to the receipts from cash aales oi
the ordinary oath store-aw ere are we any
were: ofi' than they?
Therefore we can roll at an low a price at
the people the buy reliable promote human
were to pay what good garments are we,
moor plan. Do not have to content theme
Norwalk Chronicler