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52.49 to 57.0.
lladies’ Over Skirts.
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Ladles’ Under Gowns.
50c to 31.50.
Ladies’ Stock; Quiiors.
10:10 35th.: ~3
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mnq‘cntil 10:30 p. m.
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solshili. offerfhem at the ridiculous price. '
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1
NES’ and Children-’5 “9571“" 3 Sim."
, oi ptisi Con-
P‘ eN’oi’ni'sik Baptist
{ch was brought to a close. yester-
fit“? a oil I sinks in
with by Waterford it:
fifiiughtemiiglu sstatp yr
=1! Mam,“ rill '0 0-
', True on” Railway comf; rtsll and
br‘ihfis finite . Enthusiasm is we
. ilr,‘ p 'spiritusliiy iii another
‘.:2 30 the session omen with
grayerh by Refivl. H. B. Carpentetr“ Th33
It!!! was one all,
N’Mflt‘wrpeuter him-ea on ad-
dress on (Jo-operation Between the
humhes Of Our Association. He said,“
a brief:
"This topic comes at Just the right
3 place it the program me. After enjoy—
ing‘ th as two” inf Christian fellow-
mm which he been made delightful
the hosaitoiityh and warm hearted-
ess of til we can scorcely
”If: lr'df a nire re‘vitsl question than
its which has for its aim cooperation
between our churches it is a question
that concerns the whole year and the
3 real benefit or this gathering will he
‘ for elf measured by the thought and
“éwhlch we carry back laid the life
f or churches, so that the necessity
or cooperation is at once established
Nothing indicates the healthy condi-
‘ tioh hot the individual church as when
th ldw of cit-operation becomca a prln.
rigs that is honored and loved. it is
that spirit that makes a man big with
the insghanlmlt’y of soul and heart and
inlnd found in the Messiah of‘ God. it
is that law of Christian sympathy that
gin-s energy to every effort founded on
the fact that we are workers together
with God. it is the law of one accord
and gate mind. it is loyalty ‘to truth
and at to tradition or hobby.
"This is indisputable in church
war Wit out this in out law.
. malt n: the c urcb a unit iviilbe a
cause divided against itself. and its
forces will become fragmenton. While
it misrepresents the meaning of its
mission among men-
"The life of our churches can be in-
tensified and made more prominent if
they can be brought into n more vital
union. A local church that cares noth-
ing for the work ‘nnd struggles of a
cluuwh outside its own community, ls
ignoring the source of life and inspire-
ton. Every church ought to be famil-
liar with the life of every other
church in the knowledge of constant-
ly growing needs and new pcrpiesiiles
our relati timid ,wagld be no, a multiphase»,
tie a, d ,wo woul ?M edto ronder
a mo‘ al support th t a greatly needed.
There are fire in the exportation of
cv'ery church w euhthe chat-Actor slid.
stability of other arched in the As-
sociation would save that church from
embarrassment. Our policy being so
purely Democratic osch church is a law.
to itself, therefore other churc hes leave.
It hlone. Suppose one of our churches
has trouble with i pastor. the church
is divided in sea merit and support
this result is the opposing element find
a church home elsew, ere, and in many
instahée's are lost to t e denomination
sonic will at once condemn the oppos-
ingr olisneht fer lack of pride le they
wi3y¥3 say that it is a test of hristisn
ch meter pad belief and that the‘ with-
uni of such people is 01 little less.
$3: they miss the point of such on ex-
its members, it thistters not whether
in” is? millionaires in pa if
y vs! the' church been
. tr uiii§ within, it retards the 35mm.
of the church ond changes the public
schtlinent toward it. it takes dong
Hyena of patient and weary effort for a
church to overcome the influences of
suizh a crisis. Now, if the churches or
the Association or“ the deacons wore in
sympathetic relation they could save
this ohuich by initiating tins leaders
‘7 of the opposing! element to stand by
the church. " ‘ .
7 3 ginoreovsr the descons or our Asso-
"'“ tlon have is "opportunity to teach
~th1 churches a solar“ lesson concern.
in the individuals relation to the
3 . Ton large number of our peo-
.;, pls their relations 'to the church is de-
er fertilised by their feelings toward the
pastor. They do notsee it as a spirit-
as] relation to Christ. They flail to
prohend that the church. with its
life. flowing from its Oust,
‘ is ten thousand times greater
the pastor. The church and the
p tor arfltkor'i‘onhyson's work: 'Men
insy cons. and than may go.’ but the
' ch rchgoes on forever. it most ever
sin users howl-tank! to make his
T f ,
“WMMM smtiuigdg.
so! ore-operation. a closer
I‘M! limb blob. they may
n73 plaudits:n lug” ,sr m o!
would” to every question.
' am in as. W” ..
w: bellman-o that. n is pram
mum iothis
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ience. No church can siford to lose '
.3 Rhilwgro
. of the country type. and the ease and
' naturalised! with which he adapt“
himself allowedoasmorsmhsss othis.
m clever ability.
asst-an m
Daring. em time Ill.” tort.
imp“
posse
mold-ital
Wildifiv hill”: dues tiger:
'“iiiidi‘iiiifiiiiii‘s mid.“ .
‘s‘ior‘i labor can be lid-
neural».
affix h.es
We would make o a more
[.3 .
“all!“ ”g at. co-o oration.
s‘ely, missionary work the inculca-
‘ tio into the life ofour churches of the
slonsrymisslb irit. on Moon:
mitteo be appointed b the
to arrange a series 0 miss onary con-
ferences, askihr en'c'h pasfoi’t‘b make
an address on the life of moronic“!-
siohary. or on some phase of on-
ary work. Every pastor ought‘ to read
the hingrsphy of one missionary a
year. He will be a better iiiiin truer
servant of God. Our missionaries hays
always been mob of Goo. whose faith
and courage have wrought righteous-
ness. subdued kingdoms and ‘turned'to
disht the Armies of the aliens. it is a
knowledge, the apprehension of which
,will Increase s‘ hundred fold. the faith
‘ef our churches in missions
“,This topic ii of utmost Importance
eating should never close till we
hvelis‘ken subli action as will make it
effective in our war. ”
' This address was followed by a die
caution and the Appointment of a com.
mum to prepare a programme for
Associations! ’eVIingellstlv work This
committee is as follow Rev H. B.
Carpenter Rev. E. E. Max, Rev J W.
R3! hardson, Rev T (l Deuchficid.
Wins clersy and delegates paid a
due tribute to the‘ hospitality and kind-
ly spirit shown by the Norwalk church.
The closing prayer was Offered by
Rev D. W Talmsgc Vun Dot-on. This
was followed by the bencdlctihn The
Association_ then adjourned.
lives [old in fluid fire
(Continued from First Page.)
of the flre.’ are believed to havei’been
accounted for. Several persons were
revei'eiy injured.
The dead:
GHEORGE ‘iiARWOUDn of Concord
.‘l
MR8. GEOfiilE HARWOOD his
wife.
The Ininrerl: '
George McHugb, back sprained.
Will Mciiugh injured in legs.
C. W. Paige proprietor of the hotel
burned about the head.
Min. C. W. Paige slight injuries and
shock. -
- Unknown man, employee of the Loom
nirkCar Works. body"brulsed.
r. and Mrs. llsrwood occupied a
room on the second floor. and were
found in the corridor where they had
not death while attempting to escape
from the flames.
The two Mciiughs- jumped from the
second story window, and landed on
the roof of an adjoining building.‘ The
Lacouia man jumped from a third
story window, and landed on the wires
if‘ the street railway. from which he
was removed by the firemen.
The fire was diatomic-d about 12:40
hi the kitchen of the ”hotel by a pa-
rolmsn. who rang “3. an alarm. When
the .ilremen arrived. the building was
n flames and all attentlm was tum-
~d to assisting the ixrcupants. who were
nsking (imperaic efforts to escape by
the windows and other Evans of exit.
There were many narrow escapes. and
it was at first believed that a num-
ber of persons had perished in the
building. il‘lnnlly however, all were
recounted for. Wit he, aception of
its and Mrs. liar hose bodies
were found on the finer of the corridor
near their room. The monetary loss
‘3 about 814.000 to the hotel property.
which is owned by the Dodge estatet.
The hardware store of R. ,D. Moore 1
Company. nearby, suffered a few hun-
dred dollars' damage to stock by water.
corneas AMUMMENTB.
HOYT'S THEATRE ATTRACTION.
"The Minister's Daughters", which
comes to Hoyt‘s Thoawe. next Monday
night has been delighting i an-
die’noes wherever it has heed present-
ed.snd should no doubt prove the some
here. The play dens almost entirely
with a stratum of s Eleiy known only
to the larger cities. The dangers and
pitfalls to which the young and inno
cent wage seekers are subjected, are
carefully and skilfully drawn. Of
course in the end the lelisns are foil
edsnd virtue triumphs. The cost
which will interpret Leonard Grover’s
comedy drama is an excellent one.
The scenery and mechanical effects
are of the best, and the explosion and
burning of the Old Tetlow Oil Yard.
with its massive mechanical elects, is
the strongest sensational scene now
upon the stake.
DEVONDE 00 IN OLD WILLOW
FARM.
Crowded houses with- people stand-
ins‘ (Manhunt the more parturition“.
seem to be in order at Hoyt‘ s Theatre
this week. during the encasementm of
the Bethesda Co. Last night's
audience was in the nature of a sur-
prise nu! proves the popularity of this
company. for the- play presented was
of the‘ renal chanteuse which
so s rule.- doss not draw we l.iooaily
But that this piece pleased was evi—
danced by the continuous applause and
. expressions of favor which were hum
onsll ,sidss when leaving thethsatro.
ehrst time we have over
Vonde portray s character
The-pomp“! did Dom-o
vary and work and showed thorough
in!!! tad“. play kitseifwss
as will be. more Christ-3
reed by the cooperation of other
fie-willie!!-
ills Bligh
M9233 up their Folios
Cantu
Not far from the Scene
of one ii Wilford
HARTFORD sop: 2.5—Paul Min
sill, the alleged murderer of Charles
0' Brien at the Trap Rock Quarries in
Newingion September 22, was captured
today. After being bxeught to the po
lice station hero, he confessed to the
shooting. saying that he and O'Brien
had quarreled over thirty six cents
which he believed O'Brien had kept
from him and that in a fit of anger the
morning after this quarrel. he killed
O'Brien. Since the crime was commit
ted s score of policemen and deputy
sheriffs have been engaged in the
search for Miaslk and desert tiohs and
photographs of the fugitive ave 'been
widely circulated. Early today. word
was received at the police station in
this city that a man cowering the de
scription of Misslk had n seen
near the village of Griewoidvii e in the
town of othersfleid Two detectives
were detailed to follow up the clue
and drove to the village. They were
passing a horse burying ground near
there when they saw the man they
were after walking along the road. As
the. team overtook him they pulled up
and asked the man in an oi'i- hand way
if he wanted a ride. He answered in
the affirmative and getting into the
buggy unsuspectlngiy was driven to
this city. According to the detectives
the man apparently had no suspicion
that he was in the company of officers
until they ushered him into the police
station. Then he submitted to search
without a struggle, and told the story
of the shooting. A loaded revolver
supposed to be the woamn wilh which
the killing of 0' Erica was accomplish-
cd was taken from him.
harmonies and coat. DEPOT.
Consolidated Will construct One in
Iridgsport at s Coot of 026,000.
Al a cost of over 825 000 the New
York New Hump and Hartford Rail
luiid Company has decided to construct
an immense coal repository just be
Bridgeport. and dredge a channel iron.
the harbur'lo n wharf‘willch is to be
built hear the site for the structure
that. will contain the coal. The capac:
liy of the building will he between
10000 and )5 000 tons.
During last year's 0:21 strikc the rail
road company at tim round it neccs»
snry to resort to tbsl commnndecrlns
of coal ' At times iii bins in Bridge,-
port were empty and the s-onl lying in
cars and consigned to lOc hi and out of
town dealers was seized and used to
replenish its locomotive tenders. an act
which is legalized by pli'tionsl law.
The conditions werenn decedented in
this city and the co ndeering was
frequently dune ‘ s l’>’-
The country has learned a lesson
since and it proposes to make Bridge
port a cooling head uarters. m onto
lives can coal there stead of at other
places [lid it is understood that when
the repository is completed that at no
time will it contain less than 10. 000’
ton‘n. '
The first contract has been award-
ed to the John J. O’Brion‘Contraciing
Company.
llii piers which are to not as the foun
dntion for the structure. The piers
are much the some as those used by
the railroad company to support the
steel trestle work but smaller This
will convey an idea of the financier
of the structure, which dill prom»
be built of brick with heavy'lnterlor
timbers. ‘
The John J O'Brien Contracting
Coupany started to work upon its con-
tract yesterday it intends. to push the
count. The channel wt 4:3»ny
be dredged until net i .-‘
.L—u
NO MORE OVIRIERSITO.
”on:
Use Regular Stamps thn You Writs
to Friends in the East.
Postmaster Crowe Kitth and Bryan
has received the following. notice from
the deparimeut at Washington:-
"Attention is called to Postmaster
Gareml'lr order of may 33. 1903,“ fol
in s‘
“Ordered That on and after Octo-
her 1.1903] United States postage
stamps overprlnted “Philippines" shall
not be accepted for no e on matter
gmaiie‘d within the Uni States sad
the Philippine oval-print shall not be
accepted for poslhge in the Philippin'
“The. above modifies Postmaster
anguish order dated November 1,
This means that poo is who his)
write to friends in the; W
hereafter use the regular stamp with-
out the ove rint. e over-
print hom'i 993333333. ,
vrarr comics ,1- i HT.
lThis evo 1.95 w gig“. 6
special, cl
lesv the
sin mwdfifix‘.
cluslvc or thorgeneral improv‘ernent33
.ior use
Cockatoo
is their coali-
"'si‘riio of!
use in be i.
the Infusion «it with s “and“.
"9?;
" store-ran.
3 3 can. it
mfor
alids on Wilda
low the how railroad round house in
it is for the construction of vr
work along as rapidly as ible.
leaot ayear will bereguir moist;
tho pockbta.‘ the coir! of do as ‘
hillppipes must, .
car will
figf avenue 3
100 or the 1
tadwlth a mingling of mummomhers 3i Koaehpota’u‘suh and W6- ~
mwswenud’eymhwd
or so now run
stun if“ 1
m: n33; ,
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Nobelfls: in
3 Every day Is the with!“
Goods Section. For if“! out
sort of Zibcline.
list.
Rob Roy Plalds are new,
yard.
cts. a yard.
F all Percales are in ligh
"s. u
modioh (Slaves in
, ack with white 0
» ‘ or self-stitching.
‘ , orothy Pique. alw
‘ one large pearl b
' invite your attention
" rationed yesterday.
h admiration. The
pouring in until now we Nile no fisitawt
that we have the most complete I
Colored Dress Goods ever in‘ our house.
From the imported French Novelties at 84. so
down to the mixtures that retail forlso sis. a yard
iety is enormous. Included sre Nuh Snitih’gs, loutbo
Novelties. Noppe Weaves, german Entities, ludgdury
Many of these goods are our-own importation. l L , 4' 7, ’
' ’ ‘ Among Wash Fabrics.
333 .3 ~33. 3:333: 3333? 33
may .i fitf’
.3» ti‘.‘Y"." frag-“o... .
\
MW“ . \‘
of newtorert It the Dress' ‘ ‘
nmhths gooda3 have been
ww’ it"
vo'
, "E ‘3 'fr. ‘
yard
vai‘ ..
In regard to colorings in mixtures or plain goods. rich.
warm browns. deep greens, and mellow wines Mid 'the 3_
a
and the ideal stuff for
school dresses. They are in bright. fast colors,‘r3egular
“Scotchy” Fields of coursesnd very, attractive. .15 an a
New Outing Flannel: are soft, warmsnd comfortaglo
looking, in new patterns, more than a hundred different
styles' in medium. light. and dark stripes.
6,33. 8 an'd'zo
t grounds, also in cardimi,
nevy. .and black grounds. They are of firm. strong weave.
. 3.31m house dresses? Waists. and men’ s
shirta/
r I ‘
" ' Smart Street Gloves.
showcase at the Glove section you will see a, Y
a
black and white. 1.
or
ange Pique. fastening with one large pearl i
r self-Stitching. also in white “ .
Price $1. 50. ' ‘
eye a favorite. in black or t;
utton. Price $1. 50. 3 f
J .
to our Drawing Room Fur- 3’ '
Two new Fireside Chairs st- 9
wood is solid Mahogany,the ‘ ‘1
, ‘ ed backs upholstered with the silkiest apple 2
COTTON MILES TO RESUME. 3
NORWICH. Sept. 25. “The She~
locket and the Falls Mills, which have
been closed for-three weeks because of
a shortage of a cotton supply, will re-
sume on full time on Monday, a large
consignment of cotton reaching here
today. These s belong to one corp-
oration.
9'“
- - luthehumsnstontsch. Those“
thodigostiuojsicsswhichdissohe
thef‘ood. I iswsntof‘
digestion
.nesdofh
threw tithe-id: “mom W
mud-urmdmoeopmey
* NI
‘ on the ofllclals who will have charge of
free at. sirens a. Boston drug iron}.
SPECIAL TRAINMINO TAILE.
NEW HAVEN Sept, 25. --A Inertial
training table for the varsity football
squad was set at the‘ Yale Commons
today and the following men. were
given seats at it: nor-shack, Sniih.
Bloomer Morton. Kinney;- Hogan.
Shevlln, Hare, Neal, floor-head. Rock-
well. Bowman. Farmer. .Owsley. Met-
calf. Soper, Mitchell, Marty. The
number is unusually small. Only one
q‘uarterhlck ‘ is faith. .the veteran
Rockwell, Kinney and Hogan are the
only tackles. ‘Additions .to inclined
wu he made from time to time. Yale
Harvard have dually decided up-
their annual game. They are the'
s‘ame as last year. Paul A. Dashiel.
umpire; Matthew hicClung referee.
ABOV’S WILD RIDE- FOR LIFE.
Wills family .700“
to die. and ssou ridinodtor 1.18't‘slhs.
to get Dr. King's New
Cona'umptio Coughs and Colds
i3!ea who f;i:a3esviilo. 31nd" 31:31!
i 's are a horas
wonderful medicine lave trolls!
andsoon curodhimm or "I”
sleep soundly every night." Monks
velons , f.c mud on. Enqu-
mosis. Preaching." LOO”: All! '
ass merit in? 3
ratio prove its. too .
his? troubles}
i1. 00 Trial
Throat and
bottles 50c
iNTERPRETER'B CASE CONTINUED
WATERB DRY. Sept 25. —ll‘rsn
While the Lithuanian colirt interpre-
ter. ”m lilo logod. cause?“
its; igseeuph lth snis :gkhlt tug him on
9 I 8 I! 8,!
charged with msnsisughterflir Elly
counted sy3 file case was continued
one with. He is under oils of
38,000. is ,coo-
ossfittotskea, iii-sq lyv bio
and greed? 00.. fifiamm A .45!
find Cillord Pharmacy.
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