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_. loliirIIILu. "Larson:
‘ [and other things In
' Massachusetts, have scan-.
a local Methodist pastor, Rev.
noon. Being Invited to preach
V Ion service" In the Congrega-
V .Church last Sunday. he -aelzed
Vanceto fuse his. mind about It.
so about dancing and tobacco.
China could not sit habitually at
card table, be said. without a loss
spiritual life and power. Admittins
It“ Itho’dance Is beautiful In Itself.
Iftold his hearers that "the devil has
iii‘nhoaed II." “We lay aside our to
“when Ive go into the presence of
minds." he, said, “and then 'vve re
I when we go out into the pres-
M".
an professor has been invas-
taking gs. causes of Insanity among
m still has come to the conciliation
i trIpInVendous increase fo in-
’ orig the women -lie' finds
rceatgge of women teachers
t enactment of the French
ro'f Deputies. divorced persons
_ ay how legally marry the co- respond-
got: 'l‘he prohibition was due to a fear
" a license to marry would encour-
illclt adventure; Experience; new
or; has proved ”(It the pra‘vehtion or
W marriage of the guilty parties has
been conducive of irregular unions.
raisins Topics.
on...» in Hartford comet.»
Dim fashions are steadily
In vogue.
‘ sheen bright red peppers?
1 1hr is to he one of the new
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I’ It not readily associate Jetted
wlth th shearest fabrics,
la .la the.
. um: flower 'rnqusseliaes and
III diaphIanous inlterlals show Iopg
' design s ol- auitable blossoms.
is a ti igorlte design: .
oi In his th goat. successful of
or silken at ’for lingerie and
mood _Is made up most
V . ough seldom seen Outside
flu; mil, t It ‘5 ‘
-‘ bald chin? to know that
red storm or auto bile
cost .18 the "swell" coat. but not all
know that the bright red waterproof
. phrase! should accompany It.
‘ Bod linen Is a term which has come
to adapppea to all kinds of sheets «I
.‘II law-0W5 b abet lovely wea¥cr
inst ow r he roal true heal
lid that is so cool and seem.
\
INF-the
Ill.
There' he a great many fabrics
which“, launder beautiful if the proper
ridges the laundering and white
is one of them But these
Wight-ice In thwhands of the care-
escapes) severed have possessed may
if; possibiiltics.
women ardmever happy unless
, a filahion to an extreme lily-
like! the pretty tad (or head
. but few. will speak approvl g-
a chain which hangs below
coil is thrown out from the body
fig
‘ well rooted
. Truth
' wouup LIKE To. PLAY ~A SERIEa
‘ .forir N
.. could make a dilate money.
’ fr II MIdiaon‘I Strait.t
«mu-app
I is; Great Wilma tinting. of can“. I
“I?“ r m 3. am ,
. Ipn Mum.
an does not need to. he a Christian
Sole to i . 0! the
Isiontilta
«in “M of ‘
About twelve thousand were as-
aemblod in these annual meetings In
Boston. The unique methods employ-
ed to take care of this vast army of
ruiiglonists are generally unknow-
lodgod in be worthy of great claim.
The weather was Ideal and great har
molly prevailed throughout the we k
Perh'aps the moat interesting ma ter
which entered Into the communion ler
rice was a letter from Rev Mary Bak
or Eddy. - It reads as follows:
Mrs. Eddy'a Latter.
My Beloved Brethren:
"l have'a secret to tell thee, and a
question to ask. Do you know how
much i love you, and the nature of‘thls
ove? No! then my sacred secret is
lncommunlcable and we live apart.
But. yes! and this inmost something
becomes art lculate—and my book is
not all you know of mc—hui your
knowledge with its magnitude of
meaning uncovers my life. and your
heart has discovered It The spiritual
bespcaks our temporal history. Dilli-
culty. abnegatlon, constant battle
against the world. the flesh, and evil.
tell my long-kept secret—evidence a
heart wholly'in protest. and unuttera-
his in love.
NOV
not' he too grateful. nor too humble for
.thls~—lnasmuch as our daily lives serve
to enhance or to stay Its glory. To
‘rfumph In truth to keep the faith In
dlvldually and collectively conflicting
elements must be mastered Defeat
need not follow victory; joy over good
ahhipvements and work well done
should not be eclipsed by some lost
opportunity. some Imperative demand
not yet met.
This year ‘1 invite the members and
the m‘embers- elect of my Church to
Pleasant. View anticipating the great
Measure of having a few moments with
2!”ng for all my moments belong to
“1I‘rIuth. Life and Love will never lose
their claim on us. And here let me
ppiIflIeIa life in hamlet or town;
Life has all pride—vita pomp and
ltafro wa—
hove comes to our tears like soft suln
_ mer shower.
To beautify, bless, and inspire man's
power.
With everlasting love.
. ~ (Sig n d)
MARY BAK G. EDD“.
The visit of Mrs. may to Concord.
N.‘ H., was also a feature of great in
tenant to the public, since it gave abou
wolve thousand Individuals an oppor
luniiy. to see her and hear her stron:
resonant voice pour forth sacred term
of truth
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R A It's Ready to Me‘ei Edgewooda, 61
New Haven: onI Equal Terms.
Mr. Editor: I noticed in your ias:
night's edition Ml‘. llroiisou oiuluis tin
it It C's have never played the Edge
woods. so as I am corresponding man
akel‘ i will have to square. myseit. At
the beginning of the season i spoke
to our second baseman Mr. best, about i
arranging a game with the Edgcwoods ,
and he referred me to Mr. Brooms.
ayitlg he thought he was the mans-z c! i
5:1 wrote him.a letter and received
reply. i waited a while and wrote
him another and still no reply. so i
asked our second baseman. Dcst, ll
hc would arrange a game with the
lddgewoods. and he: old he would.
to. u him i had received no answer from
filtration and he said he did not think
that Bronson wmi managing the team,
so i left it ail to him had he brought.
me down a team under the name of
lildgewoods, and as they put up a good
sill-pug twelve-Inning game the score
ihh‘lug i to 3 In our favor. I did not
question the right to their name. who
the: it was la‘dgcwoods or the New
tionals. _lt.seems strange at
ls ~ after ‘Iwo or III; ks
've that Mr Bronson ould
wake up and coTfl'e out with such a
daring challenge. it looks as though
mile onoV' had him going. .1 see he
speaks about me fooling the public
1nd knowing they were not the mo
Woods. 1 can any that i don't have to
:ooi the public. hivery team the loan
gement has booked this some has
Reed In good faith. He speaks of play
' , ing for 3109 to 8500., He might as well
save his breath. Perhaps he has been
laying awake nights thinking how be
it would
he very easy for” him to go around
_ through the state picking up leaguers
ahd call them the Edgowoods. I could
get $200 in ten minutes' time to back
the team if it was necessary 1 will not
play Mr. Bronson for $500 or 8100. but
i will give him as good a guarantee as
he ever got for going thirty-two miles
from home.- 1 don't think all the games
he plays are for 3600 a side. I can
my that l have confidence enough in
our team to think they can detest any
- seml- -pl;)lfslslqhal team (13%”“3'
Conn cut for a series 0 at! -
I? would like to drrisgh
,. .- . INVILIJAM A. NASH.
Correspondiigg Manager R a 0 Base
halo!
ND THE YOUNG.
The unprecedented progress of Chris- ‘
inIIan Science Is proverbial and we can
STATEI “GOLF. CHAMPIONSHIP.
Ninety Entries for the Events on New
Haven Country Club Course.
NEW nAt siN. July til—Fine weather
:ondltlons greeted the-opening of the
tournament of the Connecticut League
If Golf Clubs on the links of the New
Haven Country Club. in Whitneyvlllc,
oday. -’l‘hcre are about ninety entries.
l‘be tournament will continue the re.
laindcr of the chli. When play was
tartcd at 8:30 o'clock there was a
mod slzcd gallery In attendance in
pile of the early llt)lll‘.‘l!«ld the from
lel‘ of spcctalurs int-mused rapidly
urlng the day. The morning play was
he qualifying round. clghtmn liolcs
iediil play. to: thc illilhldltlll than!
lionship, the first sixteen to qualify
or ilic championship. and tho. sicoud
sixteen for the consolation prize cup.
At the last moment won. was re-
ceived from Dr Carl Martin of Hl‘itll’e-
port. that he would be unable to play
Dr. ii Martin was champion three years
ago and was regarded as a possmle
winner this year.
Champion Seeley was into In starting
to play and up to noon his score had
not been turned In. The. most scusa
Ilonnl score of the morning, however.
was that of Sprott. of the tirooklawu
Club of Bridgeport. ills total was '17.
which Is within two of bugle.
The two next best cards wore those
of Ralph Carroll of the Fairllcld Coup
try,l Club of Grccnwlch 7K. and that
of Robert S White 2d., of the New
Haven Country Club 79.1t is relieved
that the championship light will he be
tween Saeley, (‘arroli White and
vipi'otta
MILLS APPLICATION DENIED.
NEW YORK. July 8.~Justlcs Bug-
,0. in the Supreme Court today hand-
~d down a decision in which be de—
alert the application of counsel for
tactic Edward Mills. tor a certificate
Ifrbaionable doubt. Mills was the law
partner of Jewell Flower. son of Dr.
't.‘ C Flower. He was convicted of:
'ilstrlct attor'neys (dice to hate im-
inerfect indictments substituted for a
I'rue I’ll] found against Dr. Fowler.
l‘hese indictments. which mus st-
emptsd to secure. charged Dr Flow-
-r with swindllng several investors of
he Arizona. Eastern and Montana. and
he Lone Pine Mining Companleid
it may be hard for some people to be
poor.: but for other: It is the easiest
hing In the world.
sweet odor
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6179 Representative J‘mo‘ke
James C.
)IMERICAN NAVY TOABTED
United States Officers and Men Cor-
dialiy Treated In England.
LONDON. Jilly 8.——Rc:lr Admiral
Cotton. Capt. licuipilill of the United
States Flagship KoarsVurge. and the oth-
er American Millers, ‘who arc to attend
tonlglil' s sta‘ c ball at Buckingham Pal
ac-I, arrived in London this afternoon.
accompanied by Rear Admiral Mlinc.
the representative of KIng Edward, and
look up quarters at various hotels. as
illlt‘lilrl of tho nation. ’Bubsequelillv.
in full uniform. they paid a round of of
tlcinl visits.
The fifteen bundré'I American oili-
(or: and men rcmsluluu‘ at Portsmouth
:wm imiiigcuterinliicfl‘Tu \ iiious wms.
\ lilnilicon was muddled them at tho
‘i'uiun‘oI-I- rlllc liall.,_il which the may-
or presided. in to ling King Ed-
ward the Mayor said llt‘ believed his
\Iuiesiy’s climb; to prom’olc friendship
illtl good will lictwcoii Great Britain
and other countries wcrc fully npprc
inn-d by thrl United S'atcs. Toasting
'rt-sldcnl Roosevelt, thc mayor said:
'lic ls held here in the highest esteem
'ud round. The president labors most
Itsiduousiy to promote the welfare of
‘hc llniicd States. anti, further. is ac-
iialed by a sincere desire to strengthen
rho bonds of friendship and concord un-
.liiig the two countries."
The llual toast was to the United
‘itnles navy, In which thc mayor cor-
dially welcomed the viii-iii or the Unit-
cd States Europcaii stiumlroii to Ports-
mouth as being further proof of the
friendly feeling of Postmaster Roose-
”volt.
ltkmptlng to bribe an office of the'
Clothes washed with SATIN GLIIISS retain the
300 ELEGANT PREMIUMS WITH
HAY CROP _AT STATE CAMP.
While the crop of hay on the C. N. 0.
camp grounds at Nluntlo. was not as
heavy this year a last about twenty
.ions have been cut and the greater
part of the crop has already. been stor:
t-d sunny Captain George A. Cornell,
state armorcr visited lhc camp ground
this week.
. W I I
SOUTHERN PHYSICIAN DEAD.
. LITTLE ROCK Ark.. .luiy 8.——Dr.C
Nash, one of the oldest Iaud most prom
inent physicians in the South. is dead.
aged schnty- mine. He was a prom
i Inent writer on Civil War subjects.
. Sloppy—Arid. doctor, If yen will. i
wish you would give me something to
help mymemory; i forget so easily
i Doctor—Very wcll'. l‘ll send you a
bill every month. " ~Baltlmore Ameri-
can.
of the soap.
‘ Pola
I Malia Vila or Force. pier no.2.
hint Weather
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Are you supplied with all the Fine Sheer Undergar-
garments that are needed forrhese real hot days? if you
haven’t a surplus here’s a gr and opportunity to buy line
thin Vests at (mid THllil) BELOW THE REGULAII
SELLING PRICE. ‘“
Women's Square Neck. Straight Vests. assorted patterns
shine with wing sleeves; value 1th at 10c. n;
Women's Lisle Vests, high neck, long sleeves; V nIeck .
wing sleeves; high neck. short alcoves, and trimmed
Pants, valiic 50c; sale price, 35c.
laco
Womcn's Square Neck V eats. fine llslc, line mercerls-
ed. also silk; rcgulsr price 50c; sale price_ 36c. ‘
\Dash 'Drtss Seeds.
Fine shccr gauzy materials in plain and fancy. colors,
handsome fabrics for Shirt waists and Shirt Waist Suits, in _
all the very new designs. The prices In many instances are 1‘
it will be to your interest to visit our \Wash
Dress Goods Section. mm“.
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Our Kitchen-Department.
‘ ' is OFFERING EXCEP’l‘iONALLY LOW PRICES 1N WIN-
cut below coat.
i IDOIW SCREENS. SCREEN DOORS. WHITE MOUNTAIN
.ERS, ()1 l. STOVES AND UTENSILS.
. IICE cumin FREE'
BODY FOUND IN MILL FUME.
WINHTED. July 8.""Whi.'fl William
Sullivan, “"0"“!!! of the spinning dc-
purtmcnt of ii. l’. Smiths Suns Coi-
tuit factory at Pine Mcndow, failed to
report for work today and was found
to be missing from home. the cotton
fault»)! and also the plant of tlic (.‘ha;
plii- Stephens Huh (.‘onipiiuy wcu- shut
down while the water was iliuwu out
of the tlumc. Tlic tiumc is at. the
rear of his home and it is supposed
that ho fell in iiI-ciilr-ntully about 9:45
o‘clock lust night. as his Willt'll shipped
at that time. lie was on years old and
loaves a wife andtwo chlldi‘cii.
SHAMROCK OUT AGAIN.
NEW YORK. July 8~Shamrock Ill.
and Shamrock I. left their moorings un-
der soil at 10:35 o'clock Shamrock l.
.ivicd uininsaii cluptopsali. Jib, stay-
soil and bubyilbtopsall and Shamrock
ill. mulusuil clubtopsail. iib and stay-
sall. The wind was northwest about
five miles an hour and decreasing.
The start was made at 11:57:10,
whcn Shamrock i. went, over the line.
followed by Shamrock ill. at 11:68.
Shamrock i. broke out her spinnaker at
12:02. Shamrock ill. immcdlately did -
thc sumo. 'i‘hc wind was wcst. south.
WUSI about six miles an hour and the
mouse was cast. iiorllioasl.
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Phone 138-5 5.
Fanoii Rose Potatoes
per pk. 85230.
J OSEL 0!" F
72 North Main St, South Norwalk
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TROLLEV CARS COLLIDE.
Head-On Affair Between Derby and
Bridgeport Yesterday.
DERBY, .luiy 8.—-—'l‘wo trolley curs
running between Derby and Bridgeport
met In a licndou collision last night.
but fortunately no one was iosrlousiy
Illjlll‘l‘d. The accident ilm‘lll‘l‘t‘d just
north of Pine Rock park, near What Is
known as McrI-cr‘s Bend. and was
cause. it is said, because the south
bound car attempted to steal a switch.
R. S. ScliooiiiuukI-r. n ili'iiggist of Au-
soliih, who was sittlngoli the front seat
of one of the (' nrs. jumped when he saw
illat\n splash up uus inevitable, and be
csc upcd wil h u low blulscs. The oillci
passengers did not receive anything
inoro serious than It few slight scratch-
es.
EIGHTEEN MINERS ENTOMBED.
SllAMOKiN, PI. July 8 Eightccu
mliicrs wcru oniombcd by n unngwny
caving In at the Rcmlliic Cool and iron
Company’s big mountain colilcry. last
night. A rescuing party drove a hole
into the mine through an old slope, and
today reached the miners, who were
all alive and uninjured. Some of them
narrowly escaped death In rushing
from the falling coal.
LANCASHIRE ELEVEN BEATEN.
MANCHESTER. Eng. July 8.—-The
Philadelphia cricketers beat the Lanca-
shlro eleven today by nine wickets. The
score war-viii! runs for one wicket
down. in the visitors‘ second innings.
N. Z. Graves was not out for 103 runs.
The features of the match was the
brilliant howling of J. B. King. who
took nine wickets for 49 runs, clean
howled 8 men and three times took two
wickets with consecutive balls.
PRUBSIAN PHOMOTER SEN-
TENCED.
CASSIL. Prussia . Jule 8.—--Adolph
Schmidt. piesident of the linokrupt
Treher 'l‘roc knung (grain drying) Com;
pany wliosc trial began June 22. was
found guilty today. of fraudulent bank-
ruptcy and was sentenced to thirty- twm
months penal servitude and to pay a
fine of 876
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WORTH CONSIDERING.
THAT WAS A LEVEL HEADED CUCTOMER WHO SAID “WHEN I BUY CUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE,
TEA AND COFFEE AT CEYMOUH’C STORE, I 'KNOW WHAT I AM BUY! NG." WE KNOW THAT THIS PARTY
RECEIVED THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY,.A8 THOUSANDS OF OTHER! DO. WE CARRY A LARGE
LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIED AND CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT. NEW COMER8 TO THE SHORE
AND SUMMER RESORTS WILL FIND A8 LARGE IAND COMPLETAE A8 SOHTMENT A8 IN THE LARGE
ZITIEC. THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF CRACKERC AND WAFERS IN THIS SECTION, INCLUDING ALL. THE
VARIETIEC. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGI. I IN ~ .~- .. . ’I
C. E. Seymour, LeadingI Grocer,
53 WEST WASHINGTON ST»
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Potatoesi
5a cans.
needs;
. Meals}
"morals
Small Lean Hams lb 15V Gents
v-OesiPtti
Fancii Rose Potatoes per peck.
I
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Finest Elgin Creamed) Butler. per 1b.. . ' ‘ .
Cream Lunch Brand Milk Biscuit, per 1b..
Sudar‘Ciilod Shoulders. iii ll cents“
Norwalk Chronicler