1 to Sp edit on Public
1 ill be Subject. of Rev. W
-4 prelude at the First
National, Church, innit
baseball controversy
pastor to speak on law
challenged on the
he should dint quality 4
by purging his church
inconsistency. it
6i18 .werolmsdn. as 304
for the purpose of
oppdnent into a, preju-
" ills “to wink the ergo-i
no the man," then oi‘
not wilrthy oil seriougiat
at it. as we1are inclined to}
’l‘opi'esentn t‘he sentiment
i "in along the
mgpniiitent churci‘i
is w‘eli worth our!
question is. Does Exist-4‘
sietency in the Church high
1 the Preacher on Public
he answer is two-fold.
but he seems incopnint9nt in
people. If through desl‘rei
nine form of wrong
mfohg men of incl
1 lite‘dly he stuliiicel
'd4 manifestly inconsistent
in mode
iris Soloin‘io
ought to attend to those 0
churches who are doing:
4 ml the clear implication lei
‘ t doing it. or also our
0 Sunday baseball Would
scarcely anyone‘l
dieters oi encouragi
’ The usual
1 “chant-red. Now it they have;
heyh ave impressed up4
in ‘ 'ere, sufficiently the iml
duty 01 making Sunday n
religiouc activity instead oil
hours and recreation then
done all that was necessary
tum with the Sunday excur»
the No walk Steamboat Conn
1cm condiment in ‘prm
yib‘diieholi. For
11 ll 63' lobe remember-em
44 the wrong of these Sunday
pvllss been a religious rather
.- The members oi
t'rs and. .Consregatlonni
both Nor-walk and South
11be‘eu g‘uilty oi‘ irreligr
dud when we have do»
directly,
0 have performed ourl‘
. The reason for this in;
unday excursions are not rc-4
low violations in the. name
Sunday baseball. We wish
E l‘i‘lri‘d We Would speedily
lilo get panicst what is virtually
1 ills (incursion all day long to
t on guy a lunar Sundays.
thus {he orwalk Steam-4
9 . We hale. therefm‘é,‘
protest againdt Bun E
rsious. We regard them no
pecuniary and wrong, and
11 undo etc our memberii
I ‘oiitdi 8 world the
Wall's holy a‘dy.
it should be rememberedl
wviplation which we m9
- 1“"! ”13mg!“ Dill thegeisu‘n
- one y one use iquor
. Mllinlwhich inildone ewby till
‘ 1 it company. but by, 1 9 will
. boat. They are the peo‘
re legally resmihie, and
'- 1 no people whdyuc'ually 4 1 ‘
no connection with on’
he nteambost owners or
. 1.4: glands: ireliponéiilihe.
4- 0 not up i e
i. ”ill.
won 3:703 or on
denature, the. total“.
not the roll cl do
otter, 99 has don
Hill; 1E“ 111999 c
pastor use a
public wrongs! £536le
in among his mem‘i!
dofl’d in o
mo D i I
”“lillltm u long so
moduli-rent ohm
I 4
ed councillor» rein which we were
“ Attending to our own business 'veri'
m y when w rebuked these pro-
150% Christin 9 E
KlNG‘B DAUGHTERS AND BONfi-
W
‘ Ninth Ali-dual Convention of the con-
neltiout Branch to be Held
This Week. ‘
The ninth annual
notional Order or the King’s Daugh-
tcro andlflons willbc held: in {tile
Dwight Place Church, New Haven. 00w
tuber 13th and 14th. .
Regular delegates should preneui‘.
credentials upon arrival at the church.
new circle is entitled to the leader
and one delegate for every ten mem-
bers. Should the leader he uriAdblel to
so it is hoped she will send an alter;
note, for whom an extra credential
may be secured it neceunary by apply-
ing to the county secretary
‘ E'rperouowiuc mountain has
prepared.
THURSDAV, OCTOBER 13TH.
Afternoon Session. 4 i
2: .OowHynitxil 661 How Firm 9. Foundav
on
Devotional Service, .
Mt‘n. Charlen L. Clark. - -
Address of Welcome
Mrs. 8. Lloyd Salisbury.
Res sense.
' rs. L. E. Blackdci‘ 1
Minutes of Loni Convention. 4
Report of State Treasurer.
Report 0 Auditor
‘ Appointrn ut oi.’ Committees.
Greetings:
Mrs Margaret Bottome. Central
Council.
Mine Georgia Libby.
Council
Mrs. J. R. Council, New Hamp-
‘ wdhire.
Address oi. the State Secretmy.
Mrs. Edward B..Smiiey.
Solo,
“ Mrs. W. H. E. Wilson.
Reports or the County Setrctarics
Mlddl ‘enex County. Mrs. L M.
Behreus '4 '
Hartford and Litcllfieid Coun~4
tien, Mrs. l‘re E. Forbes.
been
Central
vie. -
Hymn 575, “Onward Christian
Soldiers."
Address.‘ in This Sign"
Mrs. J R. Council.
5: 00—Adj‘ournment.
informal Reception.
1 ”Evening Session.
hail—Hymn 625 He Lendeth He.
Demilonal SerVice.
of Dwight Plane Church.
Music.
Collection.
Address, ‘
Mrs. Margaret Bottomo. presi-
dent oi the International
Order. .
n of the Order.
he Nearer My God to Thee.
Benediction. .
FRIDAY.O OCTOBER 14TH.
Morning session.
9.- Oil—Hymn 572 strand Up, Stand Up
for Jesus.
Devotional Bier-vice. conducted
y Mien lda id. Sutherland.
Reportlot'Comnilttee on Creden-
tin 8
Report of Nominating Commit~
tee.
Election of Odiccrs.‘
Hymn 442, Take Me.
Father Take Me.
Tune Talmar. _
Reports of the County Secretaries.
New London, Windham and Tel-
lund Counties, Mine Lucy
Geer.
New Haven County, Mrs. L. H.
' Fowler.
Solo
Miss Edna. Slinmo
Address “The Kings Daughters
4- . and Sons as Followarn,"
Rev. Isaiah W. sheath.
Prayer. ,4 . . 1. ,1 E
12:00——Adiourumcnt fer luncheon.
Afternoon Son-loo.
1: 00~H¥lllll 397‘. "0 For a Clone:-
Walk With God ”
it‘eport of Committee on Resolu-
thine. E
Place oi: Next Convention.
Memorl l and Consecrntion Ser-
vlc. condor: ted by Mrs. Bot-
tome.
9i Ida-Adiournment.
WNW
A974 more new 'rHs ism.
Rory Iii-donating? Whitman of Con.
Slimeiolill‘iiniiolc H» to Tell.
Olle of the happiest men see
cw Haven to name i e was _ B.
WW or t% Gogol! ”6mm
. the Hotel Gnrde bode and
line ”p.699 has just received 1 4.000
23onth 9 little “99.2mm tori uries re
mmsotj'
N’Mm Ellis?” ”I‘ll? Wm
“that?" Ea lay und9r the
m ”New "filled” Do 11
1., 4: rrodlom o. .
1902 and intrude? on told no in
16.531 lyn hon ital: tor
l t ,'. “Elli”?
d‘ but
‘0 My
i4
in
‘ 1dr .sre crush
times train
Enirfleid County. Mrs. Leo Da- ‘
Rev.- Willlam W Lents. pastor-l
‘dout lat»
hr: in: rldlnl
lid Jill
tionl oi the liiiilii‘s below till linoo. ”rho ‘
oh nie. hiin oi- .
: convention or E ,
l the Connecticut Brunch 9: the lutcrv
For almost hall a cerium this Store has been
known lo the people oi The Twin Cities}: For
plus it has entered to he wants of thousands
walwaus giving the utmost satisfachonwaiwaiis
giving the best at the lowest prices... and anus
proving beyond a doubt our leaderehip
This season lid gigantic elicits and through the
iagl that several unexpected opportunities came our
well. we offer absolutelii the finest stock of Clothing
that ever came into on store.
Clothing ill Mill llumin anti Child
01) a part palimenl plan. lllill has the endorsement of
thousands of Norwalkers in all Walks (if life.
The KriegerCo 5' plan Oi convenient weekly pau-
menis is known for andwlde for its fairness and
Lots of imitators. oniu one original
CHARGE lOUR PURCHASES - PAY
CONVENIENT WEEKLY PAYMENTS
usefulness.
IN
Buy now. and ”ills your bill
In Smal cw Jr! 1’
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CONNECTICUT RAlLR‘CA‘DS
Consolidated Negotiatin for Purchase
of Danbury Line—— ow Haven
“Out" Neontrovoray
The New Haven chamber of com
1119ch is not at all discouraged be- CONWAY. an independent corporation the great lousianaPuichase Expos:
cause the bofrd oi' aldcrmcn have ap-
parently turned down their eiiorts ileUlred the businesn of the Southern alone for its beauty of architecture
the line or solving the railroad llcutlllNew England Telephone company to a and interior decorations. but for iis1
muddle. and further conferences wmlllmitod extent in the town 0f Paw pictures. pronounced by some to be ;
It in said that the proposed cntuclr Conn. which also Uncllldemtho i'lncni on the grounds. the work
be held
elevated structure to carry the (our
tracks around the city an entirely
eliminating the "out" woulr cost over
$1. 000, 000, and the rlght of wuy at
least 8256.000. The railroad com
puny has expended at least $700 000
in acquiring property along the "cut"
ior the purpose of rebuilding a road
way and laying four tracks. bill. it is
claimed by the advocates of the round
the-city plan that this property could
be sold at u profit, on it would be
more valuable with the railroad out
or the wily
General Passenger Agent Seelcy oi
the Central New England road has in-
aned a statement that connection can
now be made at State Line tor Miller-
l,toi1 N Y Train No. 5 leaving Hm.
lord at 11:15 a m. contracts at State.
Line with N. D it C. R. R. train arriv-
ing at Millerion at 2:05 p. up. and re-
turning, train No iii, leaving Comp
boil Hull nt 10: 40 a. m.. connects at
state Line with train leaving Miller-
too at 1:65 p. at, arriving at Hort-
i’ord 4: 42 p. m.
Klonorol Manager Pnnderiord an
nuances that the linoleum
oi the Consolldilied Railway pony
w ll be in operation by Noyeniber 16.
to “wwmdsiord. The tracks have been
as m south on Worton‘sw
mold between Wailiugioru and North
l-ltwen.
colonel W“ ill. Morton for many,
yam in min oi the 1 t
iroight tqrmlnsl 1
Hailed alumina odiul
lionw whatever fol-E t 9 report that”
intentional: erixu oil been 1
round
8. N. E. T. WITHDRAWS.
in Order to Facilitate Business
PaMuckoi, Conn.
The Westerly Automatic Telephone
in
operating in Westerly. R i has no
name telephones in Stoningtou.
Secretary Victor M. Tyler of thel
Southern New England Teleplma. n
company Saturday confirmed the news
of the sale and stated that it won
merely for the purpose oi avoiding it
confusing of interests in that particu
lar locality.
The two exchanges in the same
town has led to much annoyance and
nonunion. and the both leornpnnies
agreed to divide the business in such
aomdnnor as to give better nstlnioc
n i .
The Southern Now England company
still retain the business in atoning-
ton and Mystic. stated Mr. Tyler.
The Westerly cumpany now be
cornea a licensee of the American Toi-
options and Telegraph company.
WW
NEW CORPORATION FOR NEW
‘ 1- ‘ HAV‘N. 4
Amorlopn Ferret]: Craving Company
4coplisimd at Main Million.
new industry is in coins to New
this [All in the American Form"
ii: mlll‘svml’ Co. This concern in cup-
unlined at $600, 000 end 81.000 or this
I1 taunt. is void in
y'l‘he comp-n
bitch its own y'
”970er
oiodb
end which will be iocntod in New Hill
you.» tiled artiolor oi incorporation at
and. billed oi the secretary or state to
in» stoollbolderiih pro
4 Connecticut housc,‘- genuine antiques.
‘03 9' AI 00“,
crimes 1! 1
HISTORlC FURNlTURE.
1Valuable Hello: from Connecticut all
1 World's Fair for Sale. ‘
l The Connecticut state building at
ition has Won a wide celebrity. not
let distinguished Connecticut artists.
loaned for the occasion. and also for
its historic and ancient furniture.
‘Iwithwhich the house abounds in all
parts open to the public. Only gen-
‘uiue antiques have been used. thene
having been selected with great care,
‘nud in many races being priceless
heirlooms.
There are very desirable paintings
and pie; cs 01 iurnituro now ior sale.
and the Connecticut people who visit
the (air in October and Ndyember
may be glad to avail themselves or
the opportunity to secure beautltui
and unclul nouVonlrn oi the historic
which in uddltlliu‘ to thcir'bcnuty and
unctulnesn. will have become historic
in themselves as being a part oi the
Connecticut building, justly called the
“Gem of the Plateau oi Bitten ”
Among the articles and tor sale are
ouch choice pierce as the (allowing:
Very old lowboy, imported about 1700.
all original and in per! i condition.
mahogany iowboy with punish feet.
all original; 4 bleak trout bureau.
molt. with my choice handicsl rare
specimen. scroll top highboy, mahog-
any. old handles: ilrnt empire mahox~
any bedstead, beautifully curved head
raj; potter, imperiled piece
to“ a bu with carxed pillars. orig-
inn"! toilette handles: rut empire mun-
tel clock, all original. with aim shade,
impel-tell order; carved oak "proud
cu heard." with date and initials it.
"all Ill 1 iii solid condi-
rs.
old high chairs, claw
41140 period mimic
lob _ 417 cried.
my 0
mt: "b wily
YTRUST COMPANY ENTERS AP
“W. -m..-“ ”.4... .4.
PEN... .
.——-—-—
Doesn't Want to Pay $30,000 Tax on
Gilman Property—Objects to
Judge Coughlln'o Decision.
Judge George P. Carroll. counsel
for the Bridgeport Trust company.
chléi administrator on the estate 01‘
George F‘. Gilman or Black Rock. Sat-
urdny died an appeal from Judge T.
C Coughiin a decision ordering an in-
rectory upon the entire astute. ~
The request for the inventory or.
the estate was made on June 15 by
the. State of Connecticut thiougli
treasurer Henry H. Gallup The state
claimed that the Gilmnn estate owed
it many more thousands of dollnm for
an inheritance tax than had been paid.
A ‘hearing was granted upon the
matter and on October 1. Judge Cough
iin granted the states readout and
ordered that the entire estate. no mat
ter where located should be lnvcn‘m-
led. The Bridgeport Trust compnnl
feels aggrieved by the decision and
has appealed the case to the Summer
Court.
Until the action upon the part oi
the state the Gilmnn estate paid it
lax upon only its Gunnocticut prop
cities The state, however. desires ti o
inheritance in: paid upon the entire
iroporty As about 611,000. 000 Worth
oi the Gilman proport‘yds located in
New York. ands since the State of Con-
ccticut citims‘ a no cent. for its in-
eritsnce tax the ill on. artists would
have to give uplsbdut .30. 000 more to
the state it the inventory Wan made.
ONE OF MANY. '
H. A Tlsdole. oi Summerton. ll 0.. in:
fared for twenty yam with the Piles.
Specialists were blown and many
remedied used on rolls! and norms;
cent d nan round only in the use
of no ltt’s Wliohm memo. This
is only one ’di the; in y ‘ any cures
that have been cited this: were
dorm! remedy. in will
not Salve it is‘ any noon
‘1 tint you not the reunion Dc Will's
1 ill. ,4: 09.. in Old
NW critic. new
i: dill «4
rhaw but iioldb chord
the late millionaire tea merchant‘ooofloo or more authorized
, resented in the liotloro them
. W._._..\._..<,»...M.~.._.. «4- .». ._
conuacricur canoe lN coupon-
ATION iNcRaAeE.
...._....__
Ahead of All Other‘ States for the
First Time in Many Yours.
A considerable increase is shown in
the total capitalization or companies
organized under the lime or the east-
ern states during September with ‘1,”
1 capital
stock as compared with the previdun
month. From the daily returns com-
piled by the Journal or C minnico
and Commeroiol Builetin,t papers
filed (or new‘ charters in the pant
month represented an aggregate cap~
utilization of $66 250, 000. This is
more than double the total of August,
which won 832.900.000. the smallest in.
the number of yearn.
This increase would apparently indi-
cate that the low water mark has
been reached and passed. In the
same month a year ago, however. the
total was $72,250.000.1.
For the first time in a long while
Cbnnecticui heads the list of;- dates.
with a total of 818.400.000.15! which
the Sierra 'Mndre lnnd Co. unurcd
for $15. 006, 000 This concern 131 one
or the lament corporsiioon form" in
that state under the general law; ih- ‘
or companies of his capitalisation haw
ins been organized under npeclsl note
or the legislature. :.'.
Other State To‘tolo. '
The largest plate totals; lode oxidant
oi Connecticut are: Maine, 314.6 600,—
000; Pcnnsylvmia. 312 0001.90»; 9w.
York, $10,009,000 and New Jersey. ll,
750.000 4 0b ido oi the Biotin Mil-
dre [and Clo. he largest concern: top
on
Builriiuud and. Lowmvmocfiiiun. iwh on
increased kiwi Mimic! tram” $1.
000. 000 to 610. 060.4 Wloud. the torn
Timber 00., which psi 4
. cdmi'ort an
_ _ .E A "
pony. o dllfirl‘siifl I
cite has mold“ E
tor the laid ion 'or ii
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