1‘ in
I”!!! so artistic as at the present time. _' ...
Rival imi‘urnltnre:
' II‘3's’Il Il‘gdd‘sr‘tetb‘d «It cuts‘soutnns to M
"rottihr‘
Amt trout. TOP nooks.
CARPETS.I
makes
ART SQUARES
mm with It patent grate ovor humor which prevents fluids trIII
a; over into the name. Be sure an d look for that state.
"WA-After May let our stores will close at (i: 30 p. In,
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North Main and Ann Streets.
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rW stock oi Furniture Carroll. Refrigerators Oil Stoves.
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land dealin-
It TABLIB. BRASS BEDS, in all sizes. including TWIN BEDS.
‘ tea at lilo»: suns ill white and colors. cunts otosars opp
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. W, latest designs. Tapestry Pot ttetcs $2 to $8 per pair
' . . , ’ INotttnsham Curtains, 59c to $5 per
ART SQUARES. l , , y
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, train, Pro-Brussells, Body Brus-
Mill. Smyrna. Swiss Curtains, We to $3 per pair
' A . . . Net Curtains, 750 to $3.50 per pair.
"I“ out chorus. . ' , .. ., . .I
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RUGS AND MATS. “I I
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‘, this seems the will of God
: mil
5 Ivood‘ wishes and we charge them to
A IIIInslIlIIr that turn now pastor is won
it
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South Nor
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abonponinopmouoou o a o o o encode...
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GEORGE 5. SAN!” IN. PRES.
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Seeth Norwaik. Donn
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‘tcrlau Church of Rochester N Y.. and
'tnk0' Mid
. 'i‘ltird 'I’rIsbytIIrlttn Church of Room s
I thén deem wise
I the above Deacon Jacob M.
. when .gao definite notions. Tito pulpl9..
' Willem the large number at beanie who
wl
that He then red, and. was not
present tubule}; nose meeting
~ , «I' ' - LII-Milt “gr:
I 4 . local”;
wounded, -!‘ira‘t"4‘
m
to the Ila-tonic of the Third Presby-
wunams' Into mum oi thll Heal!-
nution thoreroto preclude the hope that
it might be withdrawn as the result oft
any action possible for the church to
W "SEEMS it only remains for the
church to accept the same and concur
:' I' Strum" I wish for an .eerly clue
ii i this ugh“ too Iohort. paatfimi rein
lion. there
RESOLV D First. That this church
t-cluctantly uccodoe to his request and
sick. the caution and the sod have
been so like. the manner of are Divine
Master that his coming had ever
brotlttht ti atttilo to oat-h attdtlcncd into
and joy to over v ttothlI-Il heart
His courage lefll, patlI-ncc Inn! on
Ilurnncc huvc notcr Hugged tthllc his
methods havo been wisc otttvrptislug
and attractive
More than this We shall uctcr think
of him without rctstlllnx with rctlcrcnt
Ittl’cctltm that sulnllt' soul who from tho
first. tiny we met her lIas'uctIuch to us
all one or the Intuit-during spirits trout
t‘otilt "to Ininlatcr for them who shall
bc' heirs of salvation. "
’l‘itlrd. With It dot-p sense of the loss
that this aI-VI-rcd I'l' lutiou moans to Hit
to tho bI-st forces of South Norwulk
and to each homo and heart it only M'-
tuutns for this III,hurIlI having express
I-Il its upptc'vlution matittuio and un
III-using affection. to invoke tho bless-1'
tug of ”li' grunt “(‘illl of tho I-ltnrcbl
:tllko upon this pastor and this people
as we go (award on our separating
wuyit,
' lI‘otII'tlt. “'0 Inc ltIII'c mil\(‘ll ano to
make our most cordial greetings to tho
tor. We gleI tllt‘ill tllt‘ boat We howl
ttiilt no cold or ltcsltutlng hand slncc
Tltoy hilH‘
most Igcutuous and affectionate
thy of all that is nob‘lost iII thorn. We
urge. them to support him to the utter-
most with u splendid loyalty and dc-
\otlnll.
Filth And when the foregoing has
been adopted by this church the Conn
(“ll asks that tlIi-It'tniunte iIII spread in
NW upon the. rccotda that one cult:
mtitubly IIug't'osmIIi bc prIopquIl for Mr
‘Iltl’lllt‘i' and ti second duly iotuurdtd
by the Ilcrk of this chntt-b to the 'l‘lIiId
l‘I'IIsby mum Church of Rochester and
t‘ttttltct‘ no. it
Ri‘ M)LViIZD That this church in
thus the lI‘alIllt-ltl \Vcst Consociatiott
to assemble with us on Tuesday. April
21st,. that it may review the action al-
Icadv taken and in vice of existing
conditions give such adticc as it shall
A true copy adopted at It regttlat
c-hutch meeting held on Thursday, An
I'll iii 1903.
At the conclusion of tth reading ‘01
Dayton
moved that the action 0! the Church
Council be approved by the church
and that the resignation of the pastor
with the tribute to his work and life
here, ~be2attlnpted.. This was done by a
rising vote. which was practicallyou
autonomy-although a largo number at
those present. enmeshed regret that
Mr Strayer watt about to leave.
EOa‘ monomer Deacon Dickorman thI
committee having the resolutions ir
charge that; instructed to have them
conceded.
I Chairman Beard then announced that
:tho lt‘air’tield West Coagulation would.
cot in the death Not-walk Congress
anal Chul‘ch next Tuesday to tour
action on the resignation or the pastor
and to transact any other business that
might be necessary to come before the
Lsession The occasion will also be the
annual meeting of the Consociatlou
mm oilfield still be elected The aci-
sion will contraction at ill a m. and
the .iadlos of tho homo church will
serve a tune a at noon. ltc'v. Paul
hi. .Streyen and Deacon Edward Board
were, cheater delegation to attend the
concentration gathering. w I
‘ Eupeclnleudont F a. horrid mound
to know'lwhamtad been done I'mtlit
sobering a punter t3 the church. an
Chairman Board a minced. that the
crucial «submitters .ltsd..ntot, but had
whine so lcdmwrnrlly. 7;».
..Thm melamine preoodln
3'th bltsl'negsaoetia; “we: lodvby the;
Would: modern a: certain M
church .on the 3m
accepts his resignation according to imam ”“9530‘2.” If”?
tug. tonne he proposes I f? b 80 cits! clhrlcll
odouti. Thatq we bear lnorll once M: r' .2" re H “0.1.45".
tid‘uatc and nearly witness «fish out ”3" gal; fa, {$20, the di-
na'stor has been and done tiluoc lIII ctln glhca i ml of Hart
came to this chutch. The on pit ser- hf)? 'ng,“ o recto
Vices hate been uniformly wo shipi‘ul. “f 'nfi‘n 3cm, “MIMI?
scholarly evangelical and cll'activo.llc IL: ‘ T _, ”'0... con:
has been a true shepherd of the Lord’s ‘ mg 13;. ;J:‘$w%. , mug...“
ilnck ills ministries to the poor. the {from the NemYork 3y phony So
,. Mills and pionflnehi citizens
V : PM
‘ u‘om. outcome New York. wane
“the yellov'e' on» lulu”;
by and badly mght- '
I W’W
W abode?-
. ‘ ,. $chin patently“ bruises he
. tmlw-b mm
retrain Intuit-t iii In, t-tm It New
“The 6th.?” tit” also? Festival
It an y
will lulu New Haven. Monday.
Tuesday Wednesday. May 4th, out
sud 6th, 1908. Following is the sched
die of or I m-
Mo'n'day, Ma 4 p. St. John‘s
Poi. Che ' alarmin- sole
1 ti; Psalm by
which sole»
0'! the church on-
F. A. Fowler.
8
and chorus.
Frans hilt. .
tall with thd‘
Chant:
In
cor.tI M
amt!
Me!" at (bellman
rton—Prome'tadc con
cloty under the Alirectl n of Franz
Kalthboru. Soloist. Similampanari
oi the Gran Opera Company
Wutlttoatiay,-May Bun—r9280 a. m.. Hy-
, IIoIIlouv—Miucellaucous concert; it u.
In.gllypericn——~Vlctorlu Lullos‘ Quar-
tet at New York (vocalltid p. uI._ liv-
pcrlohal'ule Univcratty Ultit’. Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs. forty-two in
number: 4 p. m.. llypurionwtihutu-
bcr concert Kaitonborn String Qllill'
tot; tip. at. Hyperionw Grand Quota
Aldo, itt concert (arm. Cb run it)
the Gounod Society, two ban on and
titty ~01cos..00hostra, forty eclect-
vd men from the New liork Sytnph
ouv Society , ,
,
WOMAN merwron.
W
interact in Bill Info" Legislature Pro-
, vldtnfl "in One. .
Much interest is felt. ln tho bill now
or paint; lit-lore ibt' legislature creating
the oillcc ot‘ watnaudactoty inspector.
tltII appointee to eel. .ln conitutction
with the present flutter} inspector and
tho Icport from the.- labor committee.
to width it Was tIaicIr..cIl will he await
ml with an unusual nutrient or expect-
duty Mrs E. l) Bacon. oi liatticrd ’
who appeared More the cqunulttcc at ‘
.lw hunting in bthali ’piflhe bill.salt1
ll lllll'l. ‘
" This bill has" not been ut'sc St‘llltltl in
lilllit‘ of. any gricttvaucc lo loiutlon to
the present inspector at his methods.
but the tooling exists quite extensively
that a woman inspector could do good
service c, as women and Ihlldtca are
largely employed in mauuiuctuting es.
Iubllshptents Th latest IIIcpoIt orthc
Itspotior stator. ttut out or the totali
It 187. 854 ctnnloycs 50.28iiarc ictnalts:
Ir hourly onIt-thir
"Is it not reason c that a woman
Implt'uc would feel renter freedom to
peak of unfavorable conditions to a
women than to a qumius'poctor? I
"The state of Cdnuocticut has enact 1
Id law a tor the protection of in; Women
.ut minors. who are forced to spend
weary beers in toils The young women
wh 0 lat cr‘in the workshop and _-tac
tory wil be me tire of citizens tomor-
um and the chi drop employee will be
the men and worn of this republic,
to whom we Inns ooh to carry out the
great principles dbrlyinn' our tomb
of government.‘ fit ltlt being the first.
requ latte to Mid eat development.
‘Iot'h physicallyfingntally and morally
l
Ill means posstl should be used to
Iroduco that cuhdition Especially
hould this protection bc given to the
nothcrs of the race for no nation can
rise above the suites at its womanI
Iood. "viiarttord Post. ‘
+A'coideuts (remit-fit tilt. distressingl
'reqttency on the Term. Outs .
tings sprains. Dr Thom‘as' Extectric
)il relieves the pain:instantiy. Mm
tote without. it
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL GAMEd.
PHIlaApELi’HiA Pa. .48er 17——
The opening game of the National
Renee champion use» will he lay-
edible afternoon 'a ler beta 3 no on:
9d twice. A week of stormiyw wellher
today gave place to clear a kites and
sunshine but a. sharp wind is blown!
'iboo posing teams are Philadclp pi
and ion. Willis and mom ate. in
hi. the battery tot Mic dllfil‘atl'al‘ t
and Roth will occupy (or
the home club. The cast ai'yop cu-
iux tiny cotemonies all] be obsctvpd
The teams will murclt.tctitttpaay tubal.
serous the field and this still be rot.
lowed by a band concert. May or Wen!
var. will throw the first bait-dicta Abel
upper pavilion oil rand '.stand~.
Twcpty live hundred ur iatlultb haIc
h‘c‘tm issued to society ltitttlcts city of-
l
’ l
romance on Ev Menace. .
caaauwwuwaprn 1v-+wmtaml
Grovuuliy New York, ‘in'
at the Perimeter ”fillies! enact-tag
tron l tooth which it is norm-re
mowiwr'cbcver. (it-0v auto
was mathfiwhol'sbs attached a
Man the animals»!
omobiic
out the horse‘s omega“; twat: at:
it“, wheel oil-the
use...
rectified"In
”-
then made a snort board on the port
I search
idroppcd trout tltI- Shamrock i' and Er
‘lll tutti lit a couple at minutes thcst-
'tlIt-II her ntuinmast 'wcnt by tho. board.
but her In
tandem" met '
which made a magnificent picture. as
under her cloud of canvas she drove
past Notice new.
The lurin had taken up it position to
lead the heat away mound It triangu-
lar course. anti everything seemed to
”bruise it t‘lnr race. The Shamrock iii
tact drasglna through a heavy squall
with her .lotI decks awash. At bunt
til: it) a. on. when nI-arly a rate no
short». she went about (ill the turbulent
that, to stand up to Irossing the.I line.
when .a sudden gust of wind satccpitlx
out or Wevtncutlt Bay. struck the ylltht
RM)“. completely distributed her. The
Smacks were crowded with Sir
Thorn: H buttons kttcsu’. bloom. a'nd
Inch. and it 2&quch impossible that
the dlsastm wits not attended by Iter- .
The weather rigging ,
lo'ls loss of lilo
at: it's oi htII‘ Inulh ,‘alllcilltiu “Va a.y
and (Ir must was circled away rise
to n h» dock. and with it went sails,
gtlndyts in a ventured mass ht wreck»
and As tlII. shrouds 'ga‘vc way the im-‘
mhnr'e steel tubular must yvuycd for it
traction of II second. we n'l overbottrd.
ctc'atlug' gt nt‘lill havoc as it acnt. .
80 suddenly war. (fight-alumni! that
tho \tItlIi lat \\'l't‘t"it‘il .ttItl lli‘llllt'SJ.
to tote those on bntqtiol‘ but well tuni-
izod what had happens-Ill. lI‘ottunattiy
most oi tip in mutnltute' weight of tin
Ktill toll do ll 01' “5‘ dot-k. as tItltIIrI-
wit m the dis-unto l 'Iuns ituvc' liiii ll mul-
uplicd ttIII tout, .
AI; it was ”it only lilo that. has lost
has that oi :I Inca )i‘l‘ of the ctr-3p
named ("IIllit-r, :t m ItlItI -in law oi ( ap-
taln Wringo, (lolllor at tho IIIIItIIclIt III
tlII- :ttItIitchIt was handing a binocular
clues to Sir 'l‘lItImIIt-I Lipton. and still
'llailllllt‘ glass in his hand when lit: was
:truck by some of the tuntbllngficut'.
and anII-ltvd overboard. Tho rattle of
blocks llllil'wll‘i: tours on tho tlt'ck 0i'
”w yacht Ilrouncd other t-tobuds for
”to time. The toll \Iltirtt t‘ollowud “RH
broken or it mm p Ul‘tli'l from Captain
thngo to got away a boat. The cap-
iIIlIt'II ut-ll' possession IIpurI'tIIl the crew
to instant action: and a boat was put
urcrbmtrd. manned and started to
for (’ollltII'. Bouts were also
\\ IIIII all he utlinr: for tho scene of the
ambient. ('Itllict. lIowIIIVcI. tItItI-r ro-
lilliN‘iil't‘il, A number of other» wort.-
iIIlIIrIIIi by telling gear, bttt none wort;
bi'l lonely lAIII’l.
(Hearing away the wreckage was
quite II IliillIIttlt tuxk. owing to tho nu.
turn of tho spurs and gear. ’lho Erin
Ipusti'ml it lino to tho wt-ccltcd yacht.
and stood by nor to give all the aid
llI‘i't‘SNil'V Sir
trcmclv IllutIIcIuII-Il by tho fatality. and
the injury to the yacht, said in an in-
letview that the accident occurred ab- '
IItIittttIly without warning.- and much
quicker than worn the Shamrock it
. no Mmllnll) Ilismautrti in tbtI Solout
Just as it one bctwccu thr- Sbumtock
ii. the Shamrock l. and the vaarita
vat- bring started in the Solent, all
Stutthumpton. England. May 22. 190].
a sudden squall struck the yachts
broadside on. The topmost oi the
Shantmrlt it was carried away, and
I-utrvtng all her sails with it. and lcttv.
practically a wreck. 'llIc
Simmtotk 'l' was also considerably
damaged. No one was injured on
board either of the yachts. but Kine,
Edward. who was on the Shamrock ii.
had a miraculous escape. Two women
wlIouIcrc on board that yacht also Itar- - , -
rowly escaped injury.
The hull of the Shantr-otk ill was
not (lama ed The mast wont over-
board in fine solid place There we
at that time only one b (which was
about‘leeven feet abowl‘t 3‘ deck As
the big spot- with its weight or entities
.hrctt :uc heatwier births to the waitr in
it. the mast. buckled its head going
down till it rested on the’bottom. it
is ”honored it will he comparatively
catty to repair the mast but a whole
unit or canvas is ruined.
Barges. with it no. more soon cg
the Wepot to Intact e broken must. a
teréhich the Shamrock ill will the
'Altai: to her m‘oot'Iinu inside 6
lb kmter
r'i‘homas had It ant-row escape He ”
wan-Nov": down the hatchwuy with a
caller; ind-doll. with such force as to ‘
break“ the board flooring covering the _
tank.
”The vet . nonrigid Sir Thddti'
as to the correspondent oi the Assoc-
hinted Mesa. ."wcs so sudden that l
have not yet had time to‘ maize the run
extent of the damgcrIIIiIhem-d only a
ripping 'tiotl‘ltllflorwn
str‘uotutc wavcred .Whi it was still
mount: 1 “sitcom ddwnI'I‘ tho
liat‘chway. and through
WW 503813de
Whole. outsell was or
lipofibly delay as a small“.
east with i set!
is already his flat! Inouthva'rd in
[ex act
.w oi
'edrlut Rite. H . "
‘vtprcthorthij
'lltomas. who was cx- ’
or it may result ln Pneumonia.
nd‘Ithe whole
“Br 7110‘ .
shim... 1857.
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DRESS GOODS NOVELTIES. I‘ l. ..
In the Main Street corner window may be seen amqv-
city mixture‘. to Dress Goods called Snowflake. It tutor-
eign importation and one. of the input at." tive fabrics to
he found amp W ”‘99" I dress la: lltiwoigltr
it In like a nu Ming. but the weave i nomewlta: closer.
therefore it villi not require a silk lining
The color Mes are particularly handsome; n'tic. light
rcseda, old blue. navy blue, pearl gray and black. The
groundwork has tiny white flecks. . , I.
4: inches wide $1. 00 a yard.
Novelty Twine Cloth fi‘his is a soft cloth of firm
weave shown' In but two mixtures, black and white and
navy blue and white It wil make an exceedingly smart
looking jacket Suit.
50 inches wide, $1.00 a yard.
Ask to see it.
CHILDREN '5 BONNETS.
The assortment of Lawn Bonnets for children is just
captivating. Many of them are made of fine tucking and
sheer Swiss embroidery run with baby ribbons, which are
gathered on top or at one side into- pompous. Some
quaint little “Dutch Bonnets" are plain on the top and
have a let go rosette of satin ribbon over each car. There
are plain little Close Caps of the finest embroidery with
no other ornamentation There is much variety in style.
Price begins at 25 cm
‘Every mother will be attracted by the display of Chil-
dren’s Waists in one of the Fairfield Avenuayvindows.’ The
season is near for out- of-door romping. and it is therefore ‘
ntcessary to have comfortable and stout garments.
The E. Z. Waist lsmade of knitted webbing. is firm
and elastic, giving with c ry motion qg the body. The
other undergarments taste to it and are supported from
the shoulders. It is ventilating and healthful.
Sizes for children irom'z t0‘13 years, 25 cts.
I
One thing more regarding tHose Asbestos Irons. There
is a Presser 'Iron eI’ttra heavy which is fine for Table
Damasks. Skirts, or anything requiring weight. It will be
a great saving of‘ strength for the one using it.
lHE 11M. HEAD COMPANY
Bridgeport. Conn.
W... w-.-...___..,
it T0 CURE A com IN on: on
Bra ‘ Take Laxative Bromo-Quinlnc Tablets
All dru ists refund the money it it.
with Balm is breaking up Colds wheu- rails to seine E. W Grave‘s signature
verItrIled almost without exception. is on each box 25¢ \
lo 25 50c and $1. 00 bottles The Clit-
lord. Banter' s or Plalsted' s
CONDUCTOR FALbON SUSPENDED.
Conductor Fallon at Stamford who
it is alleged. pushed James Walsh of
Sit-utterd from his car near Green- he had been opening letters and taking.
wicii lun at Sound Beach Monday, has money from them for several weeks.
been suspended. Fallon is a slightly Parker has been In the overnmeut
built fellow. below the average height. service {or ten y.ears Hes supposed
Mr, Walsh Weighs upwards of 250 to have secured about $800 by his
pounds ' . [theittn -
STOP. THAT COLD
CHARGED WITH ROBBING MAILS.
CHICAGO April lT—Burton Parker
a sorter in the Chicago post oiilce has
attested last night on th charge of
robbing the mails. He co eased. that
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