Ioultlul Irte Secured
firstfl’rllo at Contest of
[led lien of Reservation of
bonnecilout—Unoas Me.
of Snutll 301111. Second
(loud ”day was a gala occasion for
the lion veil Order of Red Men of the
Reservat on of Connecticut and par
tieillari) the linens and Cockcnoe
Tribes of The Norwalks. ' Tllo annual
optimal of the degree teams of .the var
ions tribes was held in the Armory in
West alenlle, and there was an atten-
dance of about three hundred 111cm
born of tribes present from Stamford.
Danbnry, Bridgeport. New iluveu, Hart-
ford, New Britain, Bristol and other
towns in this state and from other
states in the country.
The Warriors“ degree was among
the finest ever witnessed hen-abouts.
as in most instances, new parapherna
lln was used and with great success in
every instance in fact so upniforlnly
good wast e Work throughout that the
judges, Post Great lncohouoc A. H.
Paton. of Danv,ers Massachusetts;
Great Junior Sagamorc J. W. Chem.
of Norfolk Virginia; and Past Sachem
F. G. Scott of Newport, R. I. bad a
hard time to decide which of the teams
was the winner. Thc'docisiou was iln-
aluly made that out of a possible one
hundred points Toantic Tribe of Wat
lnjoyabis Melon “31111111311131 of
Wall-known It s 111 senor ‘1
Main atrial, Loot Night.
”-
A Leap Year party was- ~ you by 11
number of the ladies of Thlt alka.
last at ht. lb Orland Al'lftlf 4! I. iii
south ain street. to a-aumbor 0- their
gentlemen friends' The music for the
affair was furnish by the Youbn
Men 11 i‘hrletian association orchestra.
Atd do'cloclt tho lidiell 'iflloftlblud In
the hall, and were prepared to receive
their guests. t'h [polishing
peared ho was Agive It clirnitlon'
tonier. Late in the 11111111111: a Ilnooo
In tion was served. and it 1 o’clock
Home Sweet Home was rendered ahd
all departed happy. Charles D. Lloyd.
in speaking of the allair hair]: "i 3111‘
glad to say that this at one of. the
out affairslevcr atten ed In the town.
and I am sure every young man invited
should appreciate it because the ladies
made It so pleasant for us 'all. "
The guests were Mistl1Phleis Ciln
uingham.pre13i1ient; Misses Corrona
llarrta Laura Garrison Sadie Norris.
Sylvia Dickson. Maggie Harris. Anna
Hubbard. Caroline (lee. Edna Stokes
Edith Scarlett. Mary Thompson. r13.
William Fisher, Mrs. John 111.111.3111
Peter Bailey Mra. Bettie Norman ”Mrs
Julia Clark. tloe'r manager; Mrs. Rob-
ert Wright
The. men invited were: Rev. D. C.
Thomis. Deacon John Grant. 8.1).
Bell. 1 C. Minion. J. D Whitehead. C
Miller. Edward Blackwoli. Benjamin
Shell. Robert wright Charles Thomp-
eon Frederick Kright. Charles Ward.
Charles Addison. George Pollard.
James Fuller. William Fisher, Waiter
Sandford. Frederick Holden. Willie
Hopper Allie llolmc‘s. Charles D
Lloyd and William Person. of Bridge-
port.
ANSONIA SCHOOL INJUNchON.
erbury had secured sixty Inc; Uncas
Tribe of South Norwal had sixty
scv.en and Konckapotauauh Tribe of;
Bridgeport, had fifty- six.
Continued on sixth page.
SPECIALTY MANUFACTURING CO.
CompsratitIsly New Industry to Rush
«I With Work at Present.
The Specialty Manufacturing Com-
pany. conducted by Messrs. William
it Thompson and Elmer 110111311111
one of South Norwalk' :1 lollnger inilua
tries but It is rapidly moving its
worth in the commercial field and Iii
at present lllshnd with pl'dels llltring'
the post week thily It‘tlve placed a it 11
horse power C, d": (3 motor I Austin
“BMW” ...-1 ’
half by or motor in Wheeler
Brothers: two horse 11033 or In Eat-item
Underweal Cont”
er in Miller's . hillyt‘i Whom ealaj‘llish
ml“ . ‘ . .
Build?“ “‘1. ‘ . “M1
1' t 31113 111311131
One piece of worth
creditable to the company. and receiv-
ed man33 1omplin1ents'. Was in making
repairs to the tire tilil'nl bolt in South:
Main street... The front was battered
by bo3tt 11nd was taken to Mr. Thomp-
son Who 1"ecc’i3eil lift: March 2ilit.,
it 3311a necessary tolll It. now cisting
and numerous othcl repairs and In the
da3s the box was back in poultion. and
ready for any alarm of 11111.811perln
tondcut’Willcheaier was highl3 pleased
with the record made by the company.
One of the recent intentions of the
company in a tapping machine, which
is thoroughly practical. and which in:
the near future will
ized by all? the u
ahope.'as'it do'ee away with the slow
procedure of hand 'tipping_
MOI—-
SAID HI FOUND .OLD WATCH.
Joseph Hostel-d Hld Tlnisploco. Claim-
ed 11me settles altloyt's Theatre.
Joseph Banford a young man e111-
would at the Espeuschied Hat Com
pany‘ d plant "111111 arrested this morn-
ing by City Sheriff Goodwin on a
charge of theft. it Is alleged that he
stole a watch out of the pocket of a
cost owned by John 1i. Bank. another
employee of the same cmcem. Bank
was working yesterday and Hartford
went into the room where Bank‘s coat
was han‘gl A short time later Bank
discovered at a silver watch had
been stolen. He Hummer] sheriff
Gopdwln'b‘f 1111 fact that Hanford had
been seen fit the room. The sheriff
put Hartford through the "third de-
gree." 11111 .aucce in getting a
statement from him “fit it had found
a watch answering the d rlptlon of
the one lost by ”Bill: 1' die had hidden
It. at Hoyt's ’l‘hoibtgtl.n 1 Going there
with the prisoner shift! Goodwin suc-
ceeded in securing the watch
l'obably be util-
ate machine
3Judgs Bishop Dstbrlnlnsd to Hold it in
Ahsyance Until Tuesday.
. Nidw liAVid id.N APRIL 2.—-Jddgll
llitthop, of the (‘ourt of Common Pleas
311etel'n1incil today to hold the Ansonia
S1hool injunction matter in abeyanee
until next Tuesday. This is the ac-
.tion in which 11 temporary injunction
against Mr. Csll.‘ superintendent of
schools in Anaonia. was fought for‘ by
1 Di. Conklin of that city to prevent the
superintendent from continuim an
iciliet of silspeaion from school leaned
{against Dr. (‘unklin'a son. Cornelius
[for alleged fraction of rules.
Judgi llisllop said that inllllsel for
the plaintiff had committed permission
1 to bring before him certain 111133 phases
of the situation and. that with the con.
"seat or counsel for the other side there
‘will be a confecoaoe in the case next
Tuesday In court Judge Bishop has
taken the position that this ih‘tlttor
11111lii be beat aettlai1b3' the Anaonia
Board of Education OM be his distill]!
11'111 about giviingi decision on the in-
'jt1nction application until every effort
for settlement was exhausted
-A—v ...
NEW BRITAIN CARPENTERO OUT.
Claim Wiring in Nsvwfluitdinp is Going
Done by .Nemtlnton Men.
NEW BRITAIN. Aprjil z.——The ten
1mpenlcrs who la the employ of the
It. ll_ llihbard Company have been
iworltlng with the masons and brick-
layérlt on the l'. M. (T. A. gymnasium
did not go to work this morning. Their
grievance is that the wiring of the
building is being done by non-union el.
111-tricians.
The liibbard Company diaclaimauy
responsibility her this as- the contract
for .the elctrical work was sublet. by
the Y. M. C A. direct and not by the
1.1 ocral cont'..raitora State President
iluimore of the Carpenters union. is
' handling the matter. He was endeav-
....—
with the building committee of the as
noclation F. O...Pl3ati the chairman
of tho iommlttce was compelled to go
out of town.
lilo union moons and bricklayors
<ontinlicd work.-
..-. .. -‘1’1
. mas Plankton on TRIAL. ..3
Charged With Betting Firs to Hons!
Owned by Miss Mary Bulllvan.
GROTON. April 2.—At the continua-
tion of the case of the state against
Mrs Newton Parker who was united
two weeks 13311.. on a charge alleging
arson. by setting tire to the house own
ed and occupied by Miss M 13“!“
van, near the New London ,aval ita-
lion Judge “timer. of the tan Wt,
announced a decision that the case be
dismissed. on the ground of link of
micelles to convict the defiailfantn .
After thusatlmdny of Me
This roe-1mg that one came up be. inci'udin Miss Mary Sullivan. i[lilies
fore Judge [Jockwoodlntlls town court M0“? livan Cyrus Dawad'tt' In.
Hinton! smell to 11111 charge Annie Frances 1111 her 1111‘: 0:111.
and on the fiction of Press- ammonia lime in , 3:0
cu ancrm'raill‘,t11'csn a: r seas t
a" 31131111., 11 thug-a be dismissed on 11
was continuum
' «used
. «loads
"WmotmmMm-sl‘
mmwmsw
Nasturtium-.13!“ you»
doing 1‘1 , and 111111;”??-
oring today to obtain a conference ‘
1. 1.3111111. been unseat moulds.
Churches
Attractive humans ir-
ranged and middle line-.11
orations Planned for tile
lotions Services to be
field tomorrow '
The churches or The Norwaiks have
planned for an elaborate observance
of Easter tomorrow. The music will
be among the best ever heard here and
the decorations are to he usually hand
some. The programs follow:
First M. E. Church.
MORNING
Communion in G ............ Batiste
Anthem—Jesus Lives ...... Sebaorlisl'
l)uet——' l‘he Magdalene ...C‘... Warren
Mrs. Eaton. Miss Rood.
Offertmy SOIO-JCIIBIOI‘ Dawn,
.................... .... Woodward
Mills Rood.
Solo—Hosanna .............. Grainor
Mrs. Eaton.
l’ostiude in D Minor .......... Calkln
EVENING.
Prelude—Voluntary No. 10 .. Hawkins
Violin Solo—Cavatine ........... Ra
Mrs Kar Svac.
Cantata—Death and ife, 1
............. Harry Rowe Shelley
Full Chorus and Soiolata.
l‘ostlude ....................... Stern
South Norwaik congrigationai.
MORNING. 10:30 A. M.
Organ Prelude—Two Easter Hymns.
....................... Guilmant
Proceesional-Thc Church's One Poun-
datiou.
Quartette. Congregation. Organ, 0r-
chestra,
The Lord‘s Prayer, Choral Response.
Hymn—Christ the Lord is Risen.
Responsive Reading.
Hymn-The Strife is O'er.
Scripture Lesson.
Gloria _
Pastoral Prayer, Choral Response.
Announcements.
Offsrtory-As lt Began to Dawn,
Quartette.
Hymn—«Christ is Risen.
Sermon-Text: Matt 28 6 “He Is not
here. He Is risen as He said. "
Rel. bewin F. Buall. D...D Pastor.
Hymn—mill That Once Was
Crowned With m’l‘llom.
The Memorial Font Unveiled,
Miss Annie C. Sanford.
Dmiicatlon by the Congress tion: '
"la Loving Mooney of our Dear Friend
lit-‘11 Beulah Gilbert titrayer.
Woo Entered Into the Heaven tare.
lt‘rid , . February Twenty-seventh.
Nineteen Hundred and Three.
We Present and Dedicate This Font of
Witncsn.” ‘
"in the Name of the Father. and of tile
Son and of. the Holy Ghost."
Pastor '
"Amen
Choir and Congregation
illieflt Prayer.
liymn—~For All Thy Saints. Who From
Their Labor's Rest t.
the Presentation of infants.
Chant by Choir.
rtertlcc of Consecration
Rev Lewln 1“. Basil D.D. Pastor.
Chant by Choir
ilymn—'—Crown Iiim With Many
Crowns.
The t‘ reed
Benediction.
. Choral Response.
Organ Postltlde in 11111131511
Continued on Second Piss.
GIFT FOR FRANK MEIRIAM.
At the close of the special services
held- last evening at the Edit Avpue
MethodistChurch Prank Merriam was
presented with a handsome chair as a
token of tho (silicon in which he Ia
hold and of the efficient work which
he has done in the church as choriatér.
Mr Merriam was' much sur Need and
replled so opt-oscillation fill a well
turned a 1.
SHOT IN POLITICAL OUARRIL. 1
PlTTBBURG. Penn. April 2.--Dur
lug a podlltlcal quarrel In the streets
of indlana Pa., last night, Henry Jam.
icon a‘ white boy 18 yo old was fa.
tally shot by a negro. can after the
shooting a sheriff‘s posse and toe cits
111m found Charles li‘lshor. who it 1‘.
w amnion-ads bola;
Wmmumakaaow
1111111 thanltloaotllolilag until
the unanimous
“Wharton
. ‘ 9‘1 altar '-
and
mm
L.
lnIle
Marcus I. Mite
#31 Ill
Wdaohinsry
umbsr' of. 'ye'ara. 1‘ . .
“hill ”im'iw‘ ” 1 “
II t y 0 mac '
which be will use ' 1
ha business. Mr.
ligaments to on
propoaoa'to
ty.i Work or $
spr ll!
Mr. Buttery it will lie roaloitberetl.
recently purchased tit lottery and
machlnolty of Franklin A. Inlth. of
South Norwallt. wbb dondttbtsd the Bit-
vermine Indust'ry for some time.
...—M
billetitl No. 73.
first 00191111131
Will not all 1111111111 in the rolls-
itaa effectiveness. oft 3111mm help
forward the. In, that it
may exert the 11111111111111.1111 moat ‘grac
lilus influence?’ 'By tbil' time you
know the special' features of the Mom-
Ing Service but they '3" again outlin
0d VII” 1‘ ’
id: 15.
Assembly of' the members of the
Choir. Orchestra. Bible: ”School Clllbll
and the special (lites dhtflbuUOn Of
Badges and Memorial ms 813
sure to bring your Portal.
10: 25 ‘
All the Departments of the Bible
School will join in tho Processioual.
advancing from their pivotal rooms to
flit: places in the Church.
It) (I.
The Easter Praise Service led- by
the oust-tetra Orchestra. 1111 the mem-
bers of the Bible 8chboi as a special
Chorus.
The songs are grand old Hymns of
the Church full of deletion and in
splration.
The Annual Easter Offseiag for the
Church.
The Business Com lttee asks for
gifts amounting to. xi.
The Easter Sermon by Rev. Dr.
Buell our new Pastor. ‘1
ll: 16. ‘ '
Unveiling and Predenlation of the
Strayer Memorial Font by the new
or Committee.
Dedication by the Pastor end 0011
gregntlon. .
ll 30 .
Presentation of inf Is for Cause
oration or Riptlam.
ll:
Concluding Hymn. 1
Recossional.
III: 05.
Bible School in Chapel to couplets
Rolls. This session will be OM.
The Clubs 'will hold their usual Noon
Sessions.
The turnout Club will be addrsItaod
by Mr Thomas Edwin ltrosn. Jr. of
New Y orlt.
7: 30 P. M.
Easter Event-long and Sermon by the
Pastor. For full order 111111 Director3
of the Churches in another column. ‘
Ushers will seat all promptly.I
Our Congregation: will tomorrow
havetba pleasure of welcoming 1 the
wife of our'Paator and their children.
Now that Do Bilell has his family with
11s and ohbomc his Pastoratc seems
well begun. ay it prove a delight
alliteln
The Pastor's Home will be at No
..0 Taylor avenue: his Telephone Num-
ber: ifs-Ill. 1
COMM. RAIN 0R SHINE!
There will be no postponement for
bad weather. Can anyone afford to
stay away’ The highest success of
our Worship will not be reached on-
less you are there to help.
'ille Memorial Font was not In place
on Wednesday morning. It is a wor-
3 and beautiful memento of a noble
caracter and life.
“Let everything that hath breath
pialsc the Lord.“ sang the Psalmist.
We urge c; on member of the (7011ng
sailed to give most hearty and wor-
shipful aid in rendering the Pusher.
the Hymns. the Public Prayers and the
Musical Moponses. Will you not
make thin Service. utterly your own
and receive in your own heart a Dlline
Blessing?
A WORD ROM THE PASTOR.
Easter is a glut time for It brings
with it; the assurance of life heroaf~
tor. Lot-ans give a glad worship:
let us be cheerful givers as we make
our offering; it there is any organi-
ntim1m3-«nb3fllat ought to stand
‘iqnm with the world" It Is the
‘uroil
twp».
alleged; did the shooting, to a shanty Church Our olefin; la for a M
with four. ”m“ Entrance“ 11.-11.11.1113 of the Church: 13M us
~ “3”" broke "‘3’ till the treasury full of money drawn
° “W ‘ from love. 111111voqu the Pastor
111 ~ ~11. unscrew. (11'-.1;
‘ “WWW "‘3' “‘3 d are: a he. will 'mzh upon"tt '
1 “PW?" "‘0 “0" “Fill ’3 1“" be 11:; 131111 111111." You u’: a
each service Ith your presence. and
the service wil be helpful to you.
..AIY HILI‘. CASI‘UETTLID.
A watched Bab 7 Hill «became up
before Judas I. ll. innkweoil Jo ate
Norwalk Dulles court this morning and
was settled by the liaise discharging
tad accused. rat accused it was
churned it called the “complainants
names. here hashes- ml" of
:pi‘igbag‘lazlym and Mount-t is be-
; ’ Witt. Mar ear-1.1mm
l l
1 0 ~
" Child lound
11.11 Mother loolt Evelyn ironl *‘W'
' tile Ilene of b. Ill. Jaynesnw
In South Norndit. tester-
day'. and Game for Other
Daughter today
«Mrs. Goorglanna Bellwood. mothei‘
or little Evelyn Bellwoo'd. who was
kidnapped by her father in New Can-
aan seVeral days ago has recovered
her child. She was found by Sheriff
Sclillcy yesterday at the home of
George W. Jaynea. 15 Union street. in
this city. The. mother. sobbing for joy
at the rel-every of l1er'i:l1ild. took the
little one back to New York with her.
This morning she came anti got her
silt-year old daughter Florence. who
has been in the custody of her father
since thc'separatien some time ago.
The mother has only once been able
to see her youngest daughter in the
past year or more. and'lihe was afraid
that the father would spirit it away so.
she could never see it. The result was
that she has both tbechildrsn now and
has departed to Greenwich, where she
lives. This morning ‘tlhe will have
photographs of both the children so
that they may be easily traced in case
Our father tries to kidnap either of
them again. 1
. it will be recalled that the child.
which was in New Canaan last Satur-
day, was enticed to a carriage and
carried sway by Charles Bellwood.
who was divorced from his wife on
March 11. after a separation of some
time. An alarm was immediately sent
out and search was begun for the child.
it was ascertained that Bellwood drove
with the child to South Norwalk and
that he left the carriage under the
Monroe street bridge and mounted the
steps to the railroad station. He did
not take the train howe3er, llllt pro-
iceded to Jayneil home. where the
child was left with its sister Piorom'e.
31bit had been there since the separa-
t on
It was comparatively easy to find the
child after it had been entertained that
it had not left- South Norwalk and
Sheriff Bentley linemen in restoring it
to the mother. ytsltii day- afternoon.
Mrs. Bellwodll 1lurid-tho she was afraid
the child a father would make another
attempt to kidnap the child: but that
she wratld be on the watch
she took. tha child back.- -to Dress
wlch and returned to South Norwailt
this morning. taking away the other
child with her.
It is expected that the father will
try legal means to secure the pm
sion of the youngest child Mrs. Bell-
pond, said‘ that the recovery of the
child would In no pay effect. the. case
against 11111101111.qu is under arrest
on n charge of abducting the child.
She said: 'i shall never forget the
child's happiness when «he saw us.
She, threw herself into out arson and
cried as if her. heart would break. She
begged us to take her away. We were
almost overcome with joy.
"She told 1111 her father coaxed her
into the carriage in New Canaan last
Saturday with candles. and under the
pretext that he wanted to tako her
for a short ride with her sister Flor-
ence. who was with him. She was
frightened by the speed at which they
rods and begged him to lct3 11311th
out to return to Mme. Dov.anna c
father rebuked her and told her that
if title ever again mentioned Mme.
Devanna' 3 11.111.11.11. would be whipped.
The poor ibild is sick and will require ,
the attention of a physician for some
time. Evelyn. haagivon 31s the .names
of the people implicated with- Bell-
wood in the plot to kidnap her. Every
one of them will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. “
WILDFAIMO. RIDDOEFIELD.
Mr. and Mrs. MEelbert B. Cary went
up to Ridgefield. from New Topical!
Monday to inspect Wildfarme. They
will rett'lrn' again a at May ls§for a
week. and then w i turn the hand-
aome place over to Mrs. Shaw. of New
York. who has taken a lease of the
house for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.
Cary skpect now to pass their summer
at the seashore 111. Curtis 1111 Miss
Cary are to go abroad for the season.
and possibly Mrs. Gary will accompany
em.
LEAS.
———.—
NORWALK HOOPITAL GIT! $1.250.
Govta'n‘dr Climber-lain has authoris-
ed tho “inhalant of In H. Der-allied
a! New Haven. to tho one for incur-
shits at Harrington." of Nassau
Carlson. of New Hills. to the Coulee
ticut school for llbfuilllk -
. ‘..
Branch of St. Paul's Chapel ltas luilil- _
ing an. and Nearly “.000 Raised.
1 For Purpose. ~ '
The members the East Norwalk
111111113. iaragtoéof 81k Paui'la
urc orwa are on
but orw‘i:dto th m lll'ii‘o' tit-1.x:
naar t rs. n ey 31 av s
1111 “tho film of .1000 thtltt ill-b1
no work on than
tion elf‘0 a 1111111 a chapel to be
ed on the lot owned by the
m on .
a d not fl'tr from the hitch Schwi. our
t avenue.TI1s sum of line is 1131
needed to mike up the sum of 3530?.
This includes a legacy of $3,000 to
the‘luisalon by Mr. Nash of Westport
It il‘l explained that work will begin the
coming summer.
Tomorrow afternoon ,the members of
the mission will meet in the rooms at
3 o‘clock. and proceed in a body to St.
Paul's Church. there to unite irl the
Easter festival service At (5: 80 p. 111..
the regular Easter service will be held
in the East Norwalk Mission. and later
there will be evening prayer and dot“
men at the same place
A WILL- -KN0WRN°°BUFFALO, N. Y1.
.—
C'arda have been received in Nor
walk, announcing the marriage on Ens
for Monday. in Trinity Church. Buf-
falo, of Chauncey Jerome Hamlin. who
was one of the Hamlin tally-ho party,
which made a call. last summer, in
this town. whilst on3lta way from the
New Haven commencement. Mr. Ham
Iin is a son of Harry Hamlin. of the
large Bulalo‘oommstoial house of that
name. and whom the Norwaik young
ladies of some years ago may well re-
call as the greatly attached member
of the Bolloclt School. of that day. Bout
wishes to the young Yale groom
EPWORTH LEAGUE EASTER AND
CONOIORATION MEETING.
The Sunday evening devotional
meeting of the Epworth d
Firat Methodist Episcopal will
be 6f unusual interest and i). ii mutate
ly desired by both Mm; [tho
officers that every m '
of the [‘6qu will maul!» an til-nest of-
fort to be present. and take part in the
conhccration and Easter services. The
leader will be Mra. L. W. Shaw and the
topic. "Our Victories Through Christ."
There will be special music by the
chorus. and guitar selections by two
young ladies. Services begin now at
6:31) instead of}! o'clock 'Whlch 'will-
give ample time for all to be present.
NOTICE.
A caucus of the Democratic electors
of the second Voting District of the
Town of Norwalk. will be held Tues-
day evening. April 5th at 8 p. 111.. In
a 0 if Hall.WasI1ingwa stretch to
choose detonated to the state court-no
title at Hartford. CONNIE May. 5111 and»
tlth. and to Ialte action 011 any other
matters of interest to the party proper
to come before the caucus. _
Per- order of Uomtnlttee. ‘
CONNECTICUT RIVER MAY RICE.
HARTFORD. April 2. nYesterd'ay'a
rain is expected to raise the 001111th-
cut. river to freahet pitch by tomorrow.
although the rain has had little effect
yet.
WANTED. - 1..
EWANTllef-a 1"th “NORA:
housework. M In
Bohemian
gi’niol 53 N a! 1
t
lish Mac
To LET—LARGE BARN WITH 20
acres farm land on Taylor avenue AI-
so brick barn with Ii stalls. and wagon
shed 19. Union 8t.'l'l1e Hatch & Bit-
ley 1 at it
1111111111621 WORK BORE—E8. AP~
ply 3st Mood Bros'. ' a8.lt¢
WANTED —- A MANAGER FORM
branch also we wish to locate here in
South Hot-walk. Address. with raise
our-1111. Morris Wholesale House. care
this paper 3 a2 it
«We
wWANTEpfi-TO PURCHASE OLD
Feather Birds. Highest prices paid:
get my offer, 1 1111111111, cars of. South
Norwalk 1131111111111 office. ' ‘ az‘ 5t
WANTED - 3 UNFURNISIIED1
rooms for light housekeeping. Nor
walk or So. Norwalk. on line of trolley '
preferred Address Mrs. Rogers. Id
Grand 8t. Norwaili. In _81 3t
WANTED—A YOUNO KAN HAT
once most have one hundred 1111111111
capital. Position pays six hundred
yearly. Work in 80 Norwalk: J. A.
Peas Meigs Bldg. Bridgeport '
the Boardw of Idlliation of the
Gliurell breollyn.
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The New York last Conformed."
the Methodist Episcopal Ohili'oll about
11.11 annual sea Ina neat Tuesday ‘3
ing tilt the BI pson- 1am lib It
Church. cornar of1 Cloarm'lm ”00%
and thioughby avenue.
'l‘he bishop. Rev. Cyrilll D. Poem: D". 0.. 1
pill preside. The opening gathering ‘
will be. the anniversary of tile Epwortll 1
League followed by a inception to tho
bishop and members of the conference,
tendered by the 1111130111311 Social Union.
nlahep Foss will m'ako an addresja but
the chief speaker will be Rev...C. L.
Meade I). f). of Hoboken president
of the Second General Conference Dita
trlet.li11bjrct "Personal Power" 3 1
The conference will formally 0pm
on Wednesday looming at 9 o'clock
The annual sermon to the cementum.
still be ploaehed by Rev. A. J. by Qty.
pastor of the South Galleries All
Church. of Brooklyn. .
Thursday afternoon at " o‘clock will '
occur the anniversary, of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society with 'an
address by Mrs. Benton H. Bra hornet
India. In the evening there will. be a
meeting for the discuss or ovatio-
llltlc prohlomii..“ltll a address by ‘
Rev. l'..Mcpowell cometary ottho
M. E.
Church
011 Friday will oil-e111 the leetion 0f
delegates-to the noral con cranes to
be "held to Lost A gale-1.01m. in May.
The laymen convention is compensator .
one member from each charge, makiit
350. and seven delegates are to
chosen. At the twine time the ell/1111.;
terial conference meets and clt’Mk
seven delegates also. At ”300’
the two conferences mos to cm
This promises to be a V
In; session, as It is held only on
four years. In the event 3 there
be a meeting I life.
Fleeinan s 11.1%.”;11111
by Rev. B. P.
leyan Univerai y. “1
Tirltlcld. D..,D of Cinci nailh
racy of the society
On Sunday 13' _
in the running a ‘ 1
annual missions?” filling
.Iivel‘sd b Rev bill: it Bell.
1,1). of New Britai
The sessions will. contihus until 11“.-
following Tussda April 1!. and t
appointments wil be 131 title had there
will be extended debates church _,
polity and laa8.c0natit1i s. etc" as ~
certain recommendation 1115 sent .30
the general conference. .
There will be special friable at all
the services. being rename by th e
choirs of the Brooklyn '
debt and there wit
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pupils of 11111 Norm ‘
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