we to Committee-rim ll w monthly mean of attic oriental
Adam's. ‘ilthinfhrd; Rev.W D. Beach. a deletion ot- the pertinent w
1 Bridgeport; 30y 'l‘aylor. "Port Chew held last night and outside of routine
“‘0 ' bilii5imdho purist was the only topic ,
It Was votedllto accept the invites. ‘ d won 1. “iii- The captains of
lien of the Cornell Memorial Chaps! ' 1
league to hold the next convention ‘ A
there In the tall . '
or»:
. here Is nothing that the market affords in commendable 3000s but what is shown In our stock. The Vii: ~
pd loss which we otter prove their so erlority—not only In regard to the prices asked but also because of the
style and .workior‘tnshlp of the-void usllues shown '
A resolution of thanks was voted ' Ruined M Ilia (in a 50c to 1.0
to the local chapter for their fine on- ”on Wfii‘dfifl- 0' hunted Bo‘hinet Cu'rmlr‘is .L. ". .. $1.25to:5l:0
tertainment. »“ )3 appointedacom- Nottingham Lace Curtains. In two-toned effect ... i. 00.0500
All “Windmill" i“ "“9 “WWW“ Nottingham: taco Curtains .. . 8250: to 6.00
WMVOted 100““ ““30“"“03‘30'” ' Arabian Ional‘ihrtains’ 0 Ole 700
- mlttee appointed to examine the
books of the treasurer before each
convention. .
‘ Brussels Net curtains
Brussels Net Curtains ...............
Cross Stripe Madras Curtains l
............-....................... 32 60 to $7.00
................ ............SB.58 0037.00
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debnnch the youth of ollr country for
six days a week. and all over the
country the saloon keeper is today do
hanehioit them for seven days and Is
defying the law by bribery and tail
mlllittion and his nefarious influence
The moral element of the country has
Minn: remained passive and the
000 keepers utterly defy the law.
In my own case as a sheriff of the
city of Bridgeport, I tried to enforce
the law, and, as you can see by the
program i am now ox -.sherlff Just as
noon on the moral element asserth it.
self and says that the grafter and
.saloou keeper must be put down and
must obey the law as do other oili-
Dena. smoothing will wealthiest
become “so through the Sunday lia-
10011.00 weeks days thhy do not have
time to go to the saloon, or are too
tired when work is done. but Sunday
is a long day with little to occupy
thorn and they naturally drift into the
saloons it is In the back rooms of
these places that a man goes on a
Saturday night and does not leave
until Monday morning when‘ he goes
to the factory to work.
"I have said that the saloon keeper
was worse than a swindler, and it was
brought, forcibly to lily mind by ll
young man whoui I arrested for sel-
ling brasu watches to the people.
claiming that they were sold.
‘On the way to the police station‘
I said, ‘Young man you ought to be
In better business.‘ Just then a
young man rolled out of the door of
a saloon very much Intoxicated. The
young man said to me: ‘You license
the fellow who caused that. When I
the slums in Water street to not the
A committee‘wus also appointee:
revise the constitution and at the
next session 500 copies of the consti-
tiiilon will be printed.
Rev 1.0. Wilson.
of Brooklyn.
iished elegant speaker and held his
audience almost breathless at times.
The greatest thing that the greatest
man can do is to win another men's
souls to Christ. This is the greatest
and also the wisest. it throws all
other possible achievements into the
background God has said that he
who winniclh tr soul is wise. You ask
if he would not be wiser if he got
great knowledge. 1 know that know-
a man should know except sin. I
have no patience with the reformers
who think that they must go into the
gutter first to get knowledge. A man
may be. vastly learned yet vastly vici
ous. Nowhere in the Bible does God
pay any compliment to men’s head
i suppose he knew that man would get
ledge is power and there is nothing ‘
In the world that God is not willing , 1
the his head without it anyway. ,A .
man' a heart may be right and his head -
Clematis pnleuiata~Clurrters of
white flowers in WAugust The heat
of an hardy vines. and one that is
never troubled with Insects of' any
each.
Japan or Boston Ivy-«200 each.
Crimson Rambler Rout-Lurge
plants in bud. 750 to $1. 26 each.
Dorothy Perklnav—The pink rambler.
75c mills each.
Hartford‘s F inral Hail, Norwalk.
are :éhle or
'jllllei! MUSE
Eda SATURDAY.
05c: .
Your a u “find Did Flatt
Decorated Breakfast Plates
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. i
llld‘.
60 Decorated Cups and Saucers
70 Decorated Covered Dishes........ 350 Decorated Individual Butters ..
. 1.50
Decorated Pickle DiBbes . ..
was the “a,“ speaker on the. program kind Largo plants, three years 010. Curtain Stretchcrs .......... 690 Decorated Dinner Plates .80 Decorated Soup Plates iic
His subject was "The Greatest Thins 350 to 50¢: each. Yaciit Mops ...... 350 Decorated Platters .150 Decorated Gravy Bouts . ......... 10¢:
a Men Can do " Mr. Wilson In a p0~ Virginia creeper or Woodbine-25c Decorated ’l‘ea Plates
.. ..... 5c
2c
TRISTRAM 8r HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
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1
HM KRIEGE a o
f l i ‘ l ’.
3:33;: 2’12:ng gatlllrlgrgreggoaze springer: argue a fellow Ilget a few dollars at.) at: an) :v tangle We see that today 5055:;th Prom llotllluli) w 2* h
o a money and re gets the oxper~- , m u r... r. . , . ' ‘ ..
t'i‘ilihtiiiifti‘f.03.50330353‘0’3. a... 2.32:0:lt°r.*:r:.rl.t‘m. § c..lt.:l..:*‘e.t::.‘::r an...“ truss." , .
. it, is a case of bread and butter to $13335 money but his health and (f ‘ cited Napoleon us an example f “all: ““r a. “W ”0”“ “0"“. 1 Funds 9 , ‘t V ' ' .
Elihimbime lfheigme respects you can "The saloon kcopei’ s influence our _ til rmlfeiitimnt:e Illiwhdlor'rhsflrhk 0:; ofifs‘arhfi'a Night h, 5......“ ‘ ‘ \
“I our coin to give you a little in- ”“05 “"0““ ”‘9 5‘0“" ”‘9 "’“nke'r digraphs agar life mg that mi ill have My Name In rrtirgzm but Ir Mat 3 0 $75 t r ‘ ‘
sight Into thcgconditions which obtain "‘6' politicians "“6 muuy "f the work been ‘ (‘ould hi; prodigious? person 5- 1’ - . " - " . A)
in Bridgeport and to a greater or less :"g'u‘wn' ll: "3" wide Vi‘eaching “”d '3'" “my’ my...“ been turned roward win Out in iill Automobile. ¢ '"
degree can be found all over the coun. at}: Exam 01mm“; “ofld‘iget‘gwmm fling souls instead of kiillriir bodies Elififiion-R ll ’ 3 Rooms
night’s have had Bridgeport wide open mug“ and other organizations 6’ u 3M1: 05:31:“??? 2? Egghéohtiiiwhlpfill “$11“?ng>827].le Furnished .,
and closed tight with the lid on and film'fi' Ch“”“’,"v"".“""”d “0 WW “1"" of»: f‘or the finest principles to: Which Colleen pawn. ' . 1 ‘ ' d, ' .
the lid 0:1, and a“ comparison of the re. figgé‘écé‘t'f rhgufinlsgxerm";§?ng"If; men ever worn to war and Napoleon y Jill/(hon the Whip pol will slugs Muri . M 7“— $‘00 x” \J
eu“tnsr}383;§;<tastvgfi.the ”d on has 300 "he. Ei’fwftr‘h ““5“? “f "‘9‘ ”if 3“" ‘I‘l‘lfilk‘fllllli‘lflf ughgltveuh‘hn $3.13. would :tnfi Others. \— 34 M/ g’ “"\"-\ r"Jr " (h l ‘,
saloons dealing out their Slims. taking nor, 0 s mom are rather " an to in regard to fortunes. Mr. Wilson .4?“ f. 93% ._ —~ ,
the mbney of the workingman, keep-
.103 them away from their homes and.
away from their families and destroy
ins their intellect and moral sense.
Sunday was intended as a day of rest
but it has come to be a day of plea-
sure. As long as the pleasures are
“within the law we cannot say anything
and when they are without the law we
fr» too’oiten refrain
“In Bridgeport with the lid off the
factories con-Id not maintain their full
force on Mondays, Owing to the fact
that the men had not recovered from
their Sunday dcbauohei y. The board
of charities spent sit: 000 more
_ than its appropriation and hero
rm Norwaik is the county home. crowd-
. ed with children, many of them there
an e results of the Sunday saloon.
There was scarcely a week that I
mothers to being two or three
ran to it.
“ "'The saloon keeper Is worse than
0 gambler, he Is worse than the
ipdler. as he not only takes men‘s
oney. but impairs their faculties.
. here has been more than one murder
' in, Bridgeport traceable to the Sunday
' .snloon. Inlet summer when l was rnid.
' ,inx these places there. was actually an
advertisement. in one of the papers in
the effect that the Liquor Dcnlers'
AmciatIOn would hold a meeting In
six days In the week you r-an any truth
in: to him but on awakened public
sentiment could prevent his. violation
of the law on the sevenlh
I
’ hflalwas raiding the Bridgeport legato allowed from each league rc- “rag pactcsl‘isg nfalpst thepprur‘itice Josefih DatVIS. douhlorbpeuted sack
ere was one case of a tonne presented. there being about forty in 9 ““ 3” r' 1’” "5 “ "W “W . a.” .. 1 ~«
plan was lo be evicted be- an, “W“ by] their?“ Omeiéil‘flgi‘il “9g 'r'alrcon - 00!!! ~ with , - son. wld'é‘. nil”
chic they could um pay their rent. I The fraternal delegate. Frederick A. .‘f {093' 0 Wm '“ "‘h' ““3 l CLO‘rI-uii'n. t a , A 3;”,
‘lr me a complaint that the man Victor, of New York. then delivered ",‘L 9‘ 9’ ”“5”“ "b" "if” 395?“; MATTER. Salmon 1100 e lapel: and ...tw
(requesting certain saloons on an address This w“ followed by Minimum“! lei fir 39'an rt (fitiom 1“ FURNISHIR. "‘meww modern a mum“ across
dzy. Ii arrested him ln‘throo tilif- Sheriff 0 Ellen... speech after which “’ ' L 3" “mum“ "’ rovgnce wn. 85 Washington Street. u” m r. . , .
moons not i he find ly not tic. th . . 1 . . - In tho ch '
“it on of being a Jonah and they n;|%gti;§n$fi?ét£?ncea of the MIMI: “5A5 ESTATE TRANSFERS' if 3?: i 0r. tourmaline _ . '5” Made mm
wug‘ not let him In The HMSOII sprl-rmarmw‘ 11;. 13‘“..th RAISE: gglot’trufig‘tirtio Olsrenccwgi‘l. ‘ . . the newest, unto-data
or. had all denied 1 found im World Evangelism~R A. Victor. 0““ . . 3 “V0 “0 .. . _ u
there and attracted hijm. H? Will?1 inert) Mercy and i-lclp~Mrs. W. .i. CII- alfdlg?llldfilglhu%5li;‘siti?négien10:32:...{335‘ filOVER 8 [NE PLACE. WANTED. fabrics In worstods “or”
allele wante the ow o are r. , . - ,- . ..
ii mined: and they cared nothing 031mm), and SocialeIss Jean... 2 lSurallwll‘. narrate? toWAnna iii. Reid. 0...... . ‘Bookkacpgr {autumn-01;. Jar” lg:- ‘ Kelnihibeta. For 87.00 No “amp“, use.
m i The i r ' oils. to a rec . or n rip war M c an on n . r ‘ ,,
starring [a "y m 8 “me Haney' Thomas and double ll. McGuire to particular-a. call upon. and $10.00. Get the habit and so
about the rum business which
1
... i" riot bribery. If that does
tries intimidation and
lid on In Bridgeport the
for drunkenness on
ad 52% the number at
,. got th’slpeaoe decreased
e number of those absent
cries on Monday decrees
j cent. The average Mon
three savings banks
.0 0 and the other bank.
hich I will unable to lab-gr)
ohabiy have brought It.”
support of the saloon clement.
“if the. peoplel‘perluit these crimes
to continue and punish the officer's
very hard, to flrrd good officers. The
greatest Way to counteract this evil
is to make your power felt til the
pools. Do not stand aloof with the
excuse that politics are dirty. cGt in-
to them, clean them up and you will
soon find them clean enough for any-
one. '
Sher'lRIO‘BrIcn‘s speech was heart-
ily and enthusiastically applauded.
The convention opened at. 1:30
o‘clock with a song service and the
registration of delegates and visitors.
This was followed by an eloquent ad-
dress by Rev. Edward Cunningham
pastor of theEast Avenue Methodist
Church. Robert A. Anderson was the.
next speaker. Mr. Anderson being pro-
sident of the district organization.
His address was followad by a num‘
her of reports of the vice. president
of the different groups throughout
the district.
Rev B. M 'lippie deivored ll fine
address on "The Other Fellow. "
Hymn 402 was then sungptollowod
by an address by Rev. W. E. Soho-
Iiciri, representing the New York Errol
Conference. ‘Hc said that the. Christ
inn life. should not be u more pleasure
deal with the Epworih League.
A nomination committee was
pointed, of Whlf‘li .i. C. Martin.
New York. was chairman and one do-
up»
of
Junior Work—410v. Al itriiubbard.
’l‘his closed the afternoon session.
After the convention adjourned a
delightful luncheon was provided by
the members of the local chapter
in the basement of the church.
The evening session opened at 0: if;
by the singing of the hymn “Faith of
Our Fathers.
The business session was then re-
The report of the nominating com-
mittee was then made and upon mo-
tion adopted. The oiliners elected
were as follows.
President—W. E. Patchen Bridgev
ant.
VicePresIdent, Manhattan Group—-
owns meson. iv. r
. are
ruined with the roll call of ehaptera.,
raid that Christ balanced n sorrl an»
atrial. the. world and said that a soul
is greater than the world. Yet, some
of the richest of men hliVe been God‘s
best friends. Poverty is not always a,
virtue ill-r some men are poor because
they are lazy.
Dives. through his desire for wordiy
wcallh, lost two worlds, this and the
next ills philosophy was ruinous and
there are plenty of Dives. in this mat.-
arial ago. Christ was sent by God In
win souls. not a fortune. A fortune
may he worl incidentally but God's
lllDi'l‘lile purpose in the existence of
men is that they may save the souls
of other men. Get both if you can
but get the souls rather than the
money. Outside of God the greatest
thing in the. universe is man with
.m- brcnlli of God In him."
The address Was a very interesting
one. and all too short.
A selection was rendered by the
choir of the East Avenue Methodist
Church the hymn, "’l‘ruoheurtcd.
Wholellearted" was sung after which
there was a choral union service and
to convention disbanded.
WILL HENDEZVOUB AT ROCK—
LAND.
NEW YORK. May 2ti.———A portion of
In; the coming year, was made pub
lic today The correspondence compri-
ses resolutions adopted by the even-
gelical Alliance. of Boston. and vici'
Fannie E. Benedict. 7 acres. East Nor-
waik. War.
Charlotte M. B. at George to Allen
when. house and lot. School street.
or.
. STA TED POR‘ALASKA.
Dr. Will our li‘. Acton and Dr.
Eli-
lnlilla‘Ilr ions Journey to the Alaska. gold
0 it
Dr. Acton will be assistant monomer
in the construction of a new railroad
it‘lld Dr. Setback will be calm) billet:
c air.
from Seattle. Washinrton. arriving at
ward Sellout: not out this morning on
Thor expect to sail June int. ' V
.VWM. A. BRIfiGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
nonovan link. in Via-hinted It
turn for ignorant urinary
Men-s;
Summer
‘Wearablcs. .
of the season’s «newest.
grid colors . 1
Belle. 500 “rind 750
. Washable FOIIP-lihHllllllS, 25c
and 501:.
Fancy Hull? Hose, 250 und 50c.
Negligec Shirts. 500 to $2.00.
Light Underwear. 260 to 81.00.
Fancy Vests, $1.50 to 35.00.
Flrrnncl Trousers, $2.50 to
“.50.
These are but a few of the
many cool and comfortable wear»
stylus
Open Mondays. Wednesday.
and Saturdpy Evenings
On Easy Payments
None but the Beat Goods, and Every Piece
Guaranteed. ,
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
Represented.
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NITGH.
be
PAralorlc ssavrca Tomooaow
'l‘lrc IlorlnlasIFowlcr- Post No. iS.‘
irurul Army ofltho Republic and the
Women‘s Relief Corps will
ilio'
guests of the First Methodist Church
tomorrow night.
The address to the:
veterans will be made by a veteran of;
the Grand Army. the Rev. emotion .I.
North. of Brooklyn.
Mr.
North enlist-
ed when very young: he was In many
conflicts and still carries in his body
some of the enemy‘s shot.
The vet
oruns will be delighted to hear again
one whose patriotic addresses have
m...» 4...... mmhw_-.~ a..-”
duio. June 10
Home City. Manila. accordion to echo ‘
“1"”.
arrive homo edition
F. Ijl. EIELD,
UNITED BANK IUiLDING.
South Norwaik.
We present today the
Boulevard, a model
sea son.
The Boulevard is a
Don’t Wait for I lie-
The Copynght fodes
ARE THE MODES 0F APPEARANCE.
, . . he official correspondence which pro ables we have. The store is hi h
a certain hall to decide whether they exclusion through Ihe world, but that ‘ been greatly enjoyed on former occurs. w c has been ao- Wail“!—
would obey the law or not. Tire sal the Epworth League and its members coded the announcement. that. ”’9 lini- stocked with ,3“ that “5 "03‘1"“ ions. The music and decorations iviil 1'
(ion keeper is an anarchist for as far should be so “my” that we”. gain. ted State’s; Aseptic Isilent. will‘ reorder!- for your corrilort for but would be of a patriotic character Mr. Pep claimed in New York as Alwnyl the lame
uhiu business goes he has no respect crlng of men planning to corrupt the “ms at 0" an "r us 9‘“ ° ‘3'“ per will sing by special request The _ ‘
for law He knows no law. During morale of the people should have to Provincetown, MM“ 0“ Sundays 0“" ---- Star Spangled Banner. ' one of the m“ 0' “13 price. For UN! boat
‘ductlon Sale.
Buy now
and have‘tho beneiit of
Norwalk Chronicler