‘ It" , was held yesterday in the auditorium
soon can. consular -..
Engineers of tho Consonant-d Bond:
V HavoVGompialnt to Make About it.
Engineers-'0: the New York. New
Haven and Hartford road are com-
pllnl‘ng‘ or the poor quality or coal
will which they are furnished during
the past month.
Complaints or trains not being on
time are met with complaints from the
engineers of the poor quality or the
The general superintendent has
issued orders that complaints or the
poor coal should be torws‘r‘ded to him.
QONBU MVFTIVES'ENEADE COMFORT-
incipient consumption is cured by
Foiey’ s Honey ulna 'l‘ar. but we do not
hold out false hopes to consumptives
by claiming that it will cure this dread
ldisea’sg in the adVanced stages; but it
the lungs are net too far gone Foley' 8
Honey and 'I'ar wili‘eiiect a cure. as
.. it stops the rocking cough and soothes
the inflamed air passages giving them
a chance to heal. and even in the ‘ad‘o
Vance'd stages it aivvays gives com-
fort and relief. A. A. ‘blerren, oi Finch
"“F0ieys Honey and Tar
is the but preparation for coughs and
lung trouble. 1 know that it has cured
consumptives in the first stages " Sold
an in Oboe of 0th Reg
, 0. Against. John Locke. . _
M‘F BID. Oct, 8,—Two decision ‘
re handed down by the supreme
ogrt yesterday on cases argued at '
V Error was found and a
w trial granted in the case or Mary
intent or. New. Haven against the Mn;
a1 Reserve Lite Association of New
with round in the case of
0 National Cash Register Company
‘ 0 ‘John. Leslie. which came, up
out the court or common pleas ct
Wirdsld dc nt 5?.
WW
NTO HIS HOUSE.
Q inn. o! Cavendish. Vt. was
. his customary health by in
Chronic Constipation. When
. 2 New Lilo Pills broke into
is .troubie was arrested:
tenure. 25c at F. H.»
e.
lo and MINERS DEAD.
’ .Gormahy. Oct. 8.--Ali the
miners imprisoned by a sad-
Vin sh oi water and mud in the
d iBrOWn coal mine near Keel
.011 :zThursday are dead.
he men cannot be reached.
’ ‘Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . . . . 25c
Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . . 500
White o’r Natural Wool. .$1.oo
lg Whitington Moot. south Norwalk. «0.. .
‘ Teleph3n'e 343-6. "
dressmail ‘
1‘th *
V ll
noon 3% ‘ din is:
since snuggle? Battalion .10
at the Commercial 'i‘ravoilers’ League
o4t4yAmeri a, No 501. Broadway. that
c w
Congressman ill. J. Hill, of Norwaik.
W30 the only s linker. is torceiui
address on the nancihl ll cstll‘m held
the close attention 01 is audience tor
a hour and a hair; .
hen his Hill was introduced by
Cairlnantishcph he; was use d
‘Wth deateffiilhgai MEET Their it l
mu was (mg stole noon, on
hundreds were turned: away aborore
the speaker ascended the platform.
Stairways debits and a raw stapled-
ders were prblisell into service by per—
soos without seats.
Mr. Hill said: ‘
Parties do not make issues, but is-
sues do make parties, and no party
can escape trial before the jury of. tilt-
American people by simply refusing to
plead to an indictment. For thlee
suclmsive presidential campaigns the
Democratic bili‘t‘! has declared tor the,
free coinage or silver, and there has
not been a minute since 1890 when the
representatives of that party in Con
gross have not stood for an unlimited
coinage at 16 to 1. They voted almost
solidly against the gold standard not
of March 14,1900. and‘tor'tour years
have bounded from mommy and de~
inounced as traitors to the cause the
‘men who'ventured to differ with them
on that measure.
At inst whipped again and again.
and driven to despair at ever occur-
ing political contlol on this issue they
surrendered to a minority leadership}
Jf their party in like St Louis conven-
tion; but when those leaders declared
that the money standard was "no
longer open to question" that (lBClai‘ll'
tion was stiltkeu out of the pintrornl
in the committee on resolutions uitol
a. continuous session of sixteen houls
Vdcbatc
ll Allen B. Parker is an honest be-
"(win in the gold standard, how pilla-
.ble his record compared with that of;
Grover Cleveland Palmer and Blitk-
ner and the thousands at their gold
Democratic associates who had the
courage of their convictions and stood
up to be counted at the crucial time
when he was voting for Bryan and iii
to 1. This nation owes an everlasting
debt of gratitude to Grover Cidveiand
for putting through the repeal of the
silver purchase clause of the Shot-man
not in 1893, and the more that. that it
was carried through the sense; by Re-
publican votes ought not to detract
one iota from his credit, for it was an
administration measure. Twenty-three
Republicans and twanty Dcmoernts
voted for it and twenty-three Demo-
crats and nine Republicans voted
against it; and from that day to this
the Southern Democracy, the dominant
and controlling force in the party, has
exhausted the language of inventive
in its dcnunciaiibu oi the onlg presi-
dent Whom it has elected si on the
Civil War. Champ Clark the chair-
Hill“ of the St. Louis convention. has
again and again declared in Congress
that the greatest calamity that the
Lord ever inflicted open any people
was when He permitted Grover Clove-
ia'nd to be elected as president or the
United States.
We declared for the gold standard
as a principle and added 850 000. 000 to
our old reserve as an evidence of our
V goo intentions. and made a specific
‘ ream-ye for the gold redamption or
’b’nlled States notes oi 6100.000 000, in
place at an assumed reserve or 3100. -
000 000 preview: to the Gold Stoddard
not. setting it aside in a’ separate di.’
vision or the treasury as a trust land
to he held far that purpose, and for
that purpose only.
The law‘ did not provide for the can~
collation of one dollar oi greenbaclts.’
but only blade their gold rods ption
sure and certain thus groaal the
V endless chain, instead or brushing,“
it did not atop the coinage oi silvoren
or in any way change its relation l2
our :liri‘gncg asst hmll'rja o sligrddo ,
r (if O or lib--
-v a stall aid, ii itaci itahot‘lsd Ibis
V in sold. an anomaly in our supposed“
x as
In gddilioii to alla'sod sinusit gold
standard set wad {9'38
Aworth of silver chip has been allli all to
the Minion which the old reserve
V must now carry, an ill}, V . bite the re-
, so
. dithel abillic cg:
luiids’bn bMuli' will ”
00110;. M the mlfix lflya‘lfi
again» matador rsdimtltion m
lg“?! £3.00.” llflvrfillit‘ "
filMl-l
critical _,
i ywiiii 95 the
n ‘fifimw
time oy" lire
‘, {he er
ample of Germ many, Russia. Austria.
France. Belgium Switzerland and J0-
pan, and rennin these dollars ‘ivhlhll
the people do not Want into halves and
quarters and dimes which they do
want and must have ‘ "
By such recoinsso‘v we can make a
proiit oi' bayou cents on '“eoch 01 held in
('ll elation, and" at the some time stad-
ua y andlwhblily in a hundred years
be rid of this body of death which the
telly or the cat has hung around our
necks publican House 005M
such a bill drawn and reported by me
two years ago by 39 majority, and
soot it to the Senate, Where D‘emOcratic V
tactics and glitter influences sent it to
its cv'erlasting sleep.- ’
Anti yet, torsooth', they say that the
money question is not an issue in this
campaign, when the fact is: it is forced
to the front by the exhaustion of the
silver bullion and regardless of the
wishes of any political polity. ' Mr
iryan never made a truer statement
i an when he said that the money
attention was always bolero Congress
in some limit.
The commercial honor and financial
integrity of, this nation, both at homo[
and abroad ought to be above suspic-
ion or doubt. but they never will be
until fiat money in chry faith is
wholly eliminated from our currency
system and to do this requires legisv
lotion and positive attion To r0009“
by law the purchases or silver bullion
now would make us ridiculous in the
eyes of the civilized world.
CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W W ’i‘. Hilmim pastoral). 30 n. .
.. class meeting; 10.30 a. m., sermon,
“That My House May Be Filled"; l2
m.. Sunday school and Mons Bible
class: 6 p. m., Young Peoples meet-
ing; 7 p. m. sermon “A Word to a
Housekeeper; prclude "How Does the
Existence of inconsistent Church Mom-l
hers Ant-ct the Postal" 0 Right to Spain:
on Public Wrongs?“ Special music
(or the day will include: Prelude,‘ ‘02»
tertoire in F." ’l‘ructte; anthem “Sing
and Rejoice“ . solo, "God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears.‘ Miss Rood: “anthem.
"0 That 1 Had Wings at a Dove";
postludc, Priests‘ Match from Othello.
Mendelssohn Evening. Prelude "The
Lord is Exalted"; quartet. “When the
Golden Decree Are Faiii ; violin solo,
selected, Harry‘ Griswold; lo, “Awake
Thou That‘Slecpoth.”’Mrs: aton: male
quartet, "Nearer My God to Thee“:
postiude. March from Tanhaus‘er, Wag-
nor
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. E. Cunningham pastor.—
Morning service. 10:30 a. in. The Rev.
Geolge Van Alstyne, l). 1).. will
preach; Juniol League, 3 p. m.; Sun-
day School. 12 111.;EDWOl'fll league.
6 p. to Howard Benedict. loader.
Topic, Helping One Another; Even
lug service, 7 p. m. Preaching by the
pastor.
A. M Ill Church Knight street. item.
John D. Nichols, pastoruii, preach-
ing by the pastor, subject. Nature:
la. sunday school, James Perkins. sup-
erintendent; 7. Christian Endeavor,
Mrs. (Barrio Townsend, president; 8,
preaching by the pastor, subject. Lib-
arty.
CONGRIQATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational
Church. West street and West avenue.
Rev; Lewis I". Basil. pastor—40:30 a.
m.. sermon tonic, "Why. Certainly!
But Not Yet”; or an prelude, Com-
munion in G. Estate; quartette, 'i'e
beam in D list. Back; contraito solo.
“My Jesus as Thou Wilt" Mnnvllie;
organ fios‘tiude. in F.8tern;12 111.. Bi-
his school. Men's Christian inquiry ‘
Club. Jennings Club and Lamont Club;
vcspor service. 4:30 a. to. address.
“The Truth—'40 Price or Out"; organ ‘
prelude, Prayer and Barbecue Gull
want; and service. using Church
Hymns“ on tissue! Bones; quartelte,
"The Salt Sabbath Chlm,” Earnby;
dill. t.“80 'i‘hou Litton Thy Divine Po
tit on." Steiner. bless“. rows and
Maillot; taproot). lullalnnmus ct Ac
census. from stem Minter. Rossiniil
contacts. “lie Shall Coins Down Like
main.“ Allen“: organ poatludtz, Marcho
Pennants. hammer»: Bong Service
be 34:80, and or an prelude atl: 20
4g Ill: 20 the Fir 'Chdr Norwailt .
torn trow' morality lie: in the
also at Tm'nd‘mbfl.
00010:
her; soprano“
hosted) But.-
* in D. Eisnpw
Bot titer iI
lit the
{V
rpt evidence, as it reuchlVand
rule the blooclwwérks
. ' :“it‘ll, overcomes ,ltirs .
case before it has a chance to bc-
'1 lien. 15 no mcdl
clue in the World that 40c u gapin-
pare with Lillolllnc iert curatlye
and reconstructive virtues.
V At all drug Stores, 25, 50, $I4.
22.33:
Men who wear Root’ 3 Undergnr f miller tlibln
come scaled
,l
-l
the best :lltlng‘ and Will 03ch no WW“ We hows them
Motllicott Shirts and Drawers id ledlum llcalvy,
extra llcavy winter weight. both white and natural. $1.65
posilude, overture, Samson. Handel V . V 4 4 4 ‘
WA APTINT v Dlullllc—brcastcll Unllcrshlris, camel s. hair, and Wool,
Norwnlk Baptist . '
reiudc. Deroense‘ n A;
anthem. Benedictlls. A null. Buckl. “l"
rectory. Oh Jesus. Thou Art Standing.
8!! epnrd: morning topic. The Power of
Christian Emotion;
Evening servicel’ ‘
intermozzo G, Billet:
Sun Shall Be no More Thy Light.
Woodward: odortory, solo. There is a . .
Evening topic. The Forgive
ness of. Sins, a kindred thought
first Sunday evening Sin.
be a service of song at opening of
After meeting at the close;
this meeting at the end of the day is .
the beat at all.
liinc quality camel's and Drawers,
continua. lGVui
Heavy White. Merino Shirts, 50c
Fine heavy weight lxilibcd Shirts in gray and light
'Boys' li‘lcccell Shirts and Drawers, 25¢ each.
Sunday school
Prayer meeting at 0 o’clock.
First Baptist Church, Norwailt. D
W. Taimadge Van Doren. ‘
Prayer meeting at 10: 00 a m.: sermon
at 10: 30 a in; Sunday school at 12
ml; B. Y, P. U. meeting at 0: 30 p. m.' .
sermon at 7: 30 p. in.
Thursday at 7: 30 p m. Seals free
A cordial welcome to all who attend
these services!
Grace Baptist Chulch, Rev .
Thomas, pastor-11 n. m., preaching
on, Sunday school,
7 p. m., prayer and praise meeting; 8
1).. m.. preaching services:
Young People's
Come and you will enjoy it.
V, ,
Men 5 Gloves.
All the latest and most desirable styles at reasonable
tons with white stitching, $1..00
Adler s Dogskin, browns and tails. till. 50
Gray Mocha (doves citllcr unlined or lined with silk,
Prayer meeting
“Mafia: 330 l) Reindeer Gloves in gray, very soft and velvety, with
one large white pearl clasp.4‘$2.00.
~Warm Astrakllan Gloves lined with wool, 50c.
iovs’ Mocha and Astrakllall Gloves, floored. 50c.
Grace Church. Rev. James Benton ' .
rector—Nineteenth Sunday ’
alter Trinity. celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 o':ciock
prayer and semen at 10‘: 30; Sunday
school at 12 00' evening prayér u‘ld
sermon at 7: 30.
. GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Filters German Lutheran Mia
Chaple North Main street, Rev.
Keri Kritzmann. pastor. ——-A
song and praise service will he held
tomorrow evening at 7:30 There will
it several violin seiec
Messrs, Kari Schmidt,
by several violin selections h
organibu, Mrs. Heine
by the Young
llleran. church at
several adios. The printer will delivé
er a short addrees
conic. The German Saturday school
was opened for the so on today. 583:
sions will be held in
oi‘ the chapel every Saturday item 9
instruction is given in
’i‘hosc Fur Flushes mentioned yesterday attract muell
You must know the goods come very wide, so
that a yard will go far towards makinga garment. One-t
quarter of ll yard will make a very handsome stole. There
are some fine things for'Opera Coats and Capes, and for
Children's Coats. I
The D M. ReadCo.
so some so.
ies’ Choir, of
Everybody wel-
he sohoolro’ém
to 11: 30 a. m.
religion and the German
The pastor will have personal charge
of the school until the services of some _
other competent instructor can be oh-
cHalsrlAN sclsNoVE scolarv.
rat Christian Science Society,
alk-«Reguiar Sunday service at
that Reading Room. Mas nio building. 1
subject Sunday Oct. 9,h ‘
of Atonement "
Wednobd'ay. 8 p. to. To both services ‘
the public is cordially invited. Read
ing Rodin coon to the public each
week day Item 2 to 5 n m. . ‘
.PROHlslTlON ALLIANCE.
The Prohibition Alliance will hold
their regular meeting Sunday alter-
noon at 8: 30 in 0
Mrs. CharlesA blcNett will be ;
the principal speaker ior the alter-
noon and every one is invited to come
and hear what she has to say on this
Vital issue at the present times. Good
music is also a part oi the program.
Public is invited .
South Nowell: Mission—~iiesular
service tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
iii E Gala, at Greenwich.
will be present and will take charlie
There will also be
strangers present to assist in the ser-
Come and bring your friends.
Everybody welcome.
to m on: niw.‘
onto Quinlan Tablets.
' ill 7
« .lhloh hum
lbdrhol the signature- at
and; has been made undoi- his like
clonal sands-vision since its infancy.
Allow no 'one comm you in m
Imlhaflm‘u‘ can?“ Just-aa-
t trifle with use slider:
entertain,
crmsn;‘V a3
lime nor other
too. It decimal
no
substance. [to 'm u its
as Diarrhoea and Wind
and alloys vacuum: It”
00110. It I V
and Fla” Gilli
of the singing.
Take [fixative
All :druuiats refund thus.3
is on each box.
RIPUILIOA:
IPIAKIRO All-l
ID
HAR RTFORD. Oct 8.-~'i‘lis Repubib
can into central committee announc-
‘ t night that J A. meander, of .
New. Work." would anneal: in this city .
Oct or 30 and on Manchester. Onto-
A colored man. John ti.
malt born October 10;. in ‘
Elevation in ‘VW
if I;
not ; owing“
Norm slit h
i“ an» r o.
119 Hart .1 one: in. V
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