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. Referring reloonditions are not minister’s M
133mm preach the
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,sil been a
When good ed‘iobohsfterdfr. Jennings said: linen can at least refrain from criti-
“l think it is the ministers duty to clam. xvii-doors can be successfully
meddle m legal mm. develop as ' handled, ‘for in this town. certainly,
one of the cleanest in the state. there
.nisrlis that the ministers had been .mmmle...-2.r
critissd for interesting themselves in .tlospei. but his
matters which the oiiioials are llllivliht ll preaching tbeiios
they hallo iii this situation." Mr. Jon
, u down he sings also believed that the police
of law. or permit suspect, should he made to execute the laws on
~ “more“ our: our m ...... nan-rm: c
l . Oil'oanoepsrs,c'as, ,su
«noes, then iniquity aboundsaiid the made to understand. that they must
‘ mm of darkness snake holiday. allay the law. ,
”loosed. we encourage vice sud r. Jennings was followed by a noun
crime when, doing nothing ourselves. her of men in the audience who heart»
we criticise the methods of those who fly endorsed the campaign of the min- it "ill wrong:
are sincerely trying to tight the evils liners. ., .
of the day. overlook or leave without Those who spoke included Judge
their virtues in the tint. John ll. usht, John Penneil. u. 8.
leave them to defend themselves with. North, Joy", Organism, John Ii. u... . l -------,—--—--
out a word in their defence when at!" reuce Thomas Tctiow and others. A CITY OFF'C'M‘ “”0“" IN.
. re sheltered-tr attacked. and than stirring resolution was introduced by ~ “—-
' cap the clings}: by damning them with John A. Hamilton, endorsing the min- 0"” 0' 0"“ “mini-mod to Mayor
Maigret; 'enconrege vice (“a crime Istcrs in their work. Ei'his reslolution elect lumen and Others.
. . W O r ' ‘ v
, 'm '. manifest the 'm 0' anar- inrmmgflvww d by i 9 “k Most of the City of South Norwsllts
shy; when n, confident that custom The resolution read: new city oillciuis were sworn Into of-
fice today at the Council chamber In
will amply secure us from even’tbe - _,
of lawlessness, are dolor Resolution ”WW" by “h" A' Haviiand street by City Clerk Joseph
Hsmutoil. it Taylor . _
summon
at: Iwhich ‘31:! l'ahw, enacted for b?” ‘ ,
stern ’ 0 5'83““ nnm 7. Resolv. : That this his h rob
positively torbids. not us note once gives ’Inqdiinquaiified endmfnegl oi 7“” “m ‘° “"9 ‘99 “It” 0' 0m“
and for all that gambling is gambling the protestofthe Ministers of Norwalk W” Mayoroiect Dr. li'rt‘iucis l. Bur-
Wiietlm In the ostntiol. Write Mi‘ against the flagrant violations of law. nail. The city councilman. Thoma!
dance. or in the dive. When the row- order and public morals so constant in Robins, Frank H. mm, David w. Ray-
tlble citizen rushes through the our midst, and pledges them the hearty mood. George W. Bogardus, Daniel
streets of the city in his automobile, support of the men and women here Benton and James T. Powers were
assembled. ‘ ‘ next sworn in. .- ' . ,
The other. officials sworn in by City
manifestly exceeding the speed limit
Cooperation °' W. 0' T' U. Clerk Taylor at this time were City
fixed by law by many miles. he need
Mrs-Charles A. Byxbee, president of Treasurer Edwin Wilcox. (my gym";
not wonder if the less favored law.
breakers, without money, or social th W ch“ 'I'
e omens stinn emperance Leno Adams. R at r
Union. adored the cooperation of that y egi rs Jeremiah
prastige, {or opportgztly Ifor intellectual
an more on are. 1- im as In sprt Eagsn. Tail Col ector W Iliam 8. WII-
one with themselves, and find encaurr organization In the ministers' work. ' cox, Treasurer elf theWa’ter Fund Wil-
agenient In his immunity from punish- . 7,," Musical "09'le , ‘ liam Podmore and Auditor Victor w.
mentthat they too may “a” “"3 The musical program at the First Ferris. " ‘ ’ '
penalty of their own, to them equally Methodist 395mm, Church deserves Mayor Burneli called his board to
enjoyable, if less elegant, illegal pas- flpmll mention. With the three duaf- order and immediately, on motion of
times. lattes: of the combined churches, Or- Councilman Robins, it V“ voted ‘0
Let us think of these things! list ganist A. F. Huntington w” enabled adjourn until 8 o'clock this evening at
us. if need be, possess ourselves of the to 8m Buck's ii minor Te Doom and the some place, when considerable im
spirit of self-sacrifice! Lotus bescrup- Max Spicke's Fear Not y, 0 lane] portant business will betrnusactedlh
with fine effect. The organ numbers
were from Faust and ii Trovstore.
uiousiy carsfuiaurselvcs, and so help
PALESTINE CAST-LI OFFICERI.
In. Mr. Carpenter's Remarks. Frank Whitney Commander and a. P.
to crests an atmosphere In which vice
and lawlessness shall languish; In
which oiilcisi seal shall be stimulated
to ferret out, and bring to due plinlsh- Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter, though im- Holmes Vice Commander. .
able to attend the meeting. today can- . ‘
tribuned the following recording the Th9"— will b” o. "3“!“ “”9“” 0’
cause of morality in The Norwalks: Palestine Castle, A. 0,- K- 0' M-lcu this
evening, ,, The third‘degrec will, be
is a strong bedtime
for decently.
The great in ill
trlnyg to improve things.
wrong. Speak out! .
meet the approval of
blows. sss undoubtedly
” that will make It
- ~ last night in this
gthe. capscltyol
Church. and it unan-
the ministers. When
. something. and this
last night. At least
people said that they
‘sidelor the liinisiers' Asv
,, "warfare against vice
'lleretafore the minis
'Io orssniud bachius.
, assursdfihst they will
, or theistrongeat charm
ll be organised so that
fills but two positions that
' ‘to wit, either for or
In which strong virtue shall grow to
irresistable power, and weak virtue,
a. IIDW- new born or Just beginning to assert
4‘ itself shall have a portuniiy to live
to the town that the had mature!" [P 0'
Dr. )lacfarlsud'a remarks were also
. in hgflchmrisgc vigorous style, all:
Will lace the res aibil- 0. rs 0 the on in it! M 8
"hi, m, truth, and clearly defined the situation
,. ' - tilednlinistersI Ila? bangs. Dr. tam
" ‘ an nopeii'ngian ress’re
TOR flAlLIIOADO. to an occasion In Apostolic history
bread we cut enter man! when certain men and influences
00“. mil sheeting Your sought to prevent the apostles
the price of seed wheat from doing their work. He said that
l I ti ' the scripture went on tosuy, "There-
.' 5' sewing. 3" t V“ ill. fore there abode there along time."
cost of teaming to eleva-
V " service,rsilrond freight
Dr. Mscfarisrldis Address.
ling in door mill. sucking,
l’1"l'hohminiiiterll of N0l';il|lik/ lilacs!
. w at i ey are about. ey ave
lag. and jobber. and known it all along and as things pro-
ceed you will find this out. I have
been appointed here this evening to
tell youthat the lines are now drawn.
The issue is on us. From henceforth
every man and woman In this room
this evening and every man and wo
man in this town must take one side
or the other."
Dr. Macfarlsnd told how be . was
drawn into this work by appeals that
came to him by mothers and fathers
upon the behalf of young men and
young woman. if he had turned a
deaf car‘to these appeal he would
have violated the solemn obligation of
his ministry.
”All over the country,” he” said. "a
great wave of reform to spreading.
Norwnik is feeling Its influence. The
fact is, things have always to get bad
enough before they begin to get better.
They are just about bad enough here to
begin now to get better."
The speaker then declared in force-
ful and unmistakable terms the pro-
gram and plaforin of the ministers.
The most striking utterance and one
which called forth almost on ersal all-
‘pinuse from the audience, was his dev
ciaration that unless the saloons could
be regulated according to law he would
be In favor of sweeping the town for
no license. lie signldcsntly added,
”Anw we can do it, loopsnd don't you
forget It.” ' . y
in closing he said that It was now
time for the ministers to submit this
thing to the people. “Certain lewd fol.
lows of the bsser sort have boson
ing up and down, declaring that the
people of the churches would; not
standbyus,bntbythem. smoother
people have‘beon giving color to this
claim by intimating that we are too
hoiytotonchihem. lnfachtoliear
some men talk you might think that
thiswssacsseof abandofunpdi!
and wicked preachers persecuting a
body 0f 0064.11“. We minded, iiiv
noceut saloon -
hient hidden iniquities; an atmosphere-
"in the pragress of civic righteous-
ganglia ”1;“: $20?) “1:93:33", ”’93:: conferred on two candidates/“Ail room-
311:: facts are more and more cmphs» gr;:3vfig:egigggmflux 5°$figef
form into an issue. It is no more were .ommander—li‘ rank WWW"
soon to be lost in the vapor or indif- Xi'ggfixm‘f'}?9“ ‘3' P’ "mm“
ference and oblivion, but an sggres’ . .. v '
sive sentiment throbbing with life, in £332,135 353:3? figggf'sh
dead earnest, thatvlinows no defeat. _ ~ , ~ ,
and Is gathering to itself new forces gtgggmngnflsglzfi'
with "9"" ”m" an" Every think- inside Guard—George Caiuor.
ing man is hearing the summons of his Outside Guardmit Waiter.
quickcned conscience, and is discover- Organist—C Utzlhgcr. '
ing the INCH", 0! Mills ll” stand Director—F."8coileld
on the side of a constructive citizen- 7,“.th 1). Stevens
Ship "Ill. Wm dominate "IO moral “(O The “mcem|”t$ W1" ' be installed
of the community. '
Second—Just public sentiment is the second meeting m January.
aimed at the indecent practices and _
subtle artifice of every saloon keeper HEADLONG 51.0.! GA" ROOF
"' ”“9 m "0‘ "m“ ‘0 “WWW.“ Albert Arnold. Employee of Conn. 60.,
means to carry on his trade. He is a H“ a Painful Ac M.“
dangerous element without regard for . ° .
law or decency. There are some re- Albert Arnold. "{lflllio’fld on the
Mt! hhouid do. This'
these elements may jury ac-
, quantity and individual no
{the one item of railroad
W The tosnister hauls?
to the elevator can make e
In Ms fifty tons, and a
be if givbn five hundred; like-
eisyalor; likewise the mill
' ‘ at .varying‘prices, ac—
quantity, and the cost of ad«
will depend upon the space
the selling price to the job
Wind very likely according
spectabio saloon keepers. They keep work cnl' of the C necticut Company,
the law tothe letter, and conduct. their was thrown from be top ‘of the car
saloons within certain restrictions of
their own making. They are above the
reproach of the lawless who prey undo
the moral and social life of this com-
munity. They have no'fear except by
the fact that they are discredited by
their unprlncipled tradesmen. Yet it slated by Dr. Stiles I). Lawrence. ‘
Is a fact that public sentiment is male The soul out A!“ unused bi! . the.
ing no distinctions between saloons. breaking 0 g B it“) 0|! will!!! Arnold
They are saloons. < WEI W013i“; ' ‘ ‘ ' .
4" i. i, iiflll’lii
l Sill til. w 1
who in any way is sponsor of the sa-
nud East avenue. ‘this morning and
his right wrist was broken.
Arnold Went to the pillow of Dr. .I.
W. Vallmer..in South Norwulk. where
the physician dressed his injury. as.
M 'M ." W.
only fixed element in the mm'
'15! this one such of flour with
lathe fulfill. The railroads
Well the situation; it in to be
We" to all, and with that policy
es: quarrel. But may it not
for tho railroads of the Univ
' is relation to their rates
‘ , and fares, consideration
loon Interest. and will pass Judgement
upon his worth and fitness to positions
of trust. \Tl'io New City Council will be
called upon In the future to name s
corporation counsel, one of the most
Important and dignified offices in the
city government. Suppose they are
urged to name an attorney who has
committed himself to the defense of
the worst type of saloon in this on m-
munity, and who is confessodly their
express champion, there can be no
doubt but the members of the councll
will show by the repudiation of such a 5“‘“\x“'63
candidate, and in the discharge of oth-
er duties, that they represent not the
lawlessrbut the law abiding citizens of
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Stones, Etc.
At the prelude to the Cantata of the
m a '
the encore and employees
' in moving his freight; nor
. far these employees to
1 individual shippers. Audthe
tipsy enters into these re
. as any other business.
mu is ignorant or. over-
“ and temper. a new and
incarnation presented at the First
Church, in Norwsilt. last night. Mr.
Egbert spoke upon the subject. The
gpel of Christ a Gospel of Good Or-
He said In part that we are apt to
dwell entirely upon the tender and
gentle words and deeds of Jesus and
forget that no more severe and sorrow-
ful nuances have been spoken by any-
on. than those uttered by the lips of
the finance. “Outer darkness. weep-
isg. wailing. gnasbing of teeth. depart .
ye egiuecltflevteautiug drag.“ The so:- ~
s so nerve gospe . .
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magma? any for his sin and ...—...... , .
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I” ”M"! M WM passed engage; laws compelling all
the the being in the mind
nonmembers:
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however. ls done so by scoundrelll but,
by the respectable, wh‘o distinctly as-
sociate themselves with the Immoral
by fault-finding when earnest men are d
Christians, line up with Christ
Bacall out in behalf
public purity. "you take no stand
for right, you distinctly stand for
I m
Nomik Companies to be [mined
by Regular Army Moore.
The Birth and lleveuth Companies.
Coast Artillery Corps, Connecticut
National Guard. of Norwalk. will be
inspected tomorrow night at the ar-
mory by a United States regular army
bidder. This Is an
the local military men have no fear
of its results. for both companies are
In excellent shape in every respect,
including both personnel and the cow.
Itiou of their equipment.
GIFT TO FRANKLIN‘ OOHOOL.
Ell-Councilman Jesse III. Ferris Pris-
sents Rubber molt Rings.
The South 'Norwalk city schools
have received from Jesse H. Ferris,
treasurer of the Manhattan Rubber
Company, a gift of a set of large rings
suitable for quail playing within the
asphsited basement of the Franklin, or
at the opening of spring, they can be
used in the open. A similar set has
been used most abceptnbly at The
Knob for several seasons. Mr. Fer»
ris himself In a graduate of the Frank
lln school and his appreciation of his
aims meter is shown by this gift for
the delight of the present pupils.
voted of thanks was
by the scholars.
annual event and
The Eleventh Company was schedulv
ed to have an election tomorrow night
for captain to succeed Captain Charles
1.. Wing, retired. but this event will
go over for another week on account
of the annual inspection.
A
sent the donor
ronmoaa'a autism; - %
The real winds: ofthellolldsy business. ODD W3 or ALI.
KINDS 03' um “Dill—A SINGLE GAME!” HIBlIfiA new
mm or uooos mull. inc. Host hi the lots are too small to
mention, so we give on only a partial list. THERE Wild: B!) A
densest. artisan swim on .
50. Gun, 9NJN‘Hl 20cm
Ne
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OTAHT THE NIWWIIAR RIGHT. IlOiN NOW 79
MOST FOR YOUR MONEY.‘ . :
wmve MERGIBIZIO wam- women's“ HEAVY rinses '
.INGI. LINED "DOMINGO. ,
All comparatively new. Regulars All sizes, in various mites. We :
25c mods, about a dozen styles. want to glean them all out. ‘ ‘
Just the least, bit sdlsd. oday’s Price, lilo.
Today, 12966. Regular 17c and lie value. p
OUTING VLANNELO. BUOTER BROWN'COITOOKINM 5
Odds and ends, about 300 yards. . son BOYS ONGIILO. . ' -
will last but a. short time. Worth The balance of our Xmas stock.
10c only a few of some sires. ,l'teguisr
Today's Price. Wac- price Is 25c. ‘
Today's Price, its: Pair.
so, "OCH QATIN TABLE . ' .5 , .
DAMAOK. MEN'O FLANNELETTE ' PA:
Regular Site. We have only two ‘ JAMAI. ‘ “
styles to. show, but they're good Neatly trimmed, sisssup to 18,.
0091- ‘ Not many of the medium sizes. .
uAMl-iSEMENTS;
rs
THE POPULAR cososo
- HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE wees commeucmn
mason. JANUARY «b.
Except Friday. January 19th.
COMPANY.
Presenting the Romantic Youny'Actor,
M R. IOLLO LLOYD,
In Dramatic and Classic Plays.
l Monday evening-“World Against
for. -
Tuesday evenins~Arrah-Ns’-Poque.
Wednesday evening-uBluc'lr Flag.
Thursday evening—Dr, Jokyi and
Mr. Hyd . 4
Saturday ovoning~Monio Crista.
Wednesday matinee—Far His'Broth-
er’s Crime.
Saturday matinee-Jo be announced.
High Class Vaudeville Between Acts.
. Matinee Wednesday and haturday.
PMCEO.
Evening ..... .‘ 10c, 200,306
Mstiness .106,
els-usar
Limitod to 200. .
............. esssessselesslssgolwlo
01’.
Tuesday Night-For His Brother’s
Crime.
Wednesday Matinee-«Tile World
Arsinst Her. , '
Wednesday Nightn-Blsck Flog.
Thursday Night—Dr. Jekyl and Mr.
near the corner of Van Znndt street Hyd , ~
Saturday Metiuoo—Armh-Na-l‘ogue.
Saturday Night—Monte Crista.
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Hov'r's. mum
, ONE NIGHT.
FRIDAY, JAN. 10TH.
Miller and Gulliven's Revival of the
crest Melodrama,
WHY» GIRLS LEAVE HOME. '
Every young gm. every pal-sue or
guardian. every wayward young man
should see that strong, play.
Popular Prices—i ,
25c. 35c and
beats New on Sale.
‘ isovmo,
.MUBIC HILL
Change
mosaav, maggom moral.
Illustrated loans will Is sung by
OPEN IVIIV NWINNOON' AND
IVININO.
BASKET BALL.
run WY Mill.
uneasy assume. as: m.
no. y. ya mounts» cameos.
booth Nomsik. Conn.
Wee Where the crowd goes and see the
lLIO‘I'IOOBAPi-l
TIATEO ”NOD.
Pictures
fill. CARL I‘I'UMP',
tooth Nerwaiil's Favorite.
IMO“ ............ lo. 10c AND 150 ’
MATINII ON OAT IOAV ONLY.
We domain is Chew;
ROLLAWAY *'
SKATING RINK.
NORTH "(IN 11'
MM New."
”coastal-Hells.»
Oksti is nests Is the afternoon.
’Ightslnistes. ilessts.
ll
lst’ra
as... Ladies admitted free
Meet the list: each Messy
afternoon.
HOIW‘LK AMI?
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. "ll-iii; coupon and ‘i6' alibi” will '3
. admit any lady to the best reserv- .
.' ed sesttif presented at the Box .
. Office before 6 p. in. Monday, Jan- .
. unry 6th. - .
Willi the Lens!
HOT”!!! AND ILLU‘.
Today's Price, 44c. Regular $1.60 value. .
Today, 966. y , .,
46 INCH BLACK MOHAIR . '
asses oooas. MEN'S HEAVY FLANNELET'I’E,
'Rogulsr value 59c.~ The edges - ILOUIEO. , " i
are a little bit rumpled, will not All the good eolorings, notevery'
interfere with the wear. size. Regular bee and sec duality.
Today's Price, 43c. is your boy's nuggets the lot, buy .
BLACK fiA'l'EEN PETTICOATS. ‘ t ’ "
A smallnlot, lengths 42 and ti womguvg surfs. ,
”'“V- "0"" “-5" “a” " ’0" “n All the best materials, lines that 1‘1.
use either of these sizes. buy to- represent only one or two sizes of
day . .
. At ”a, a style. $20.0:‘gzig'e,
' °" or will-rise eaves. '
I .
_ 19(izllort lengths. Regular price ‘ T odsy,. 17¢.
Tm" 19° 9'31“...“ LAOIES' Laceorslgoagflaussw
' wslsr sacs. 0" EMBROI ER
Fitted with purse, a big variety, KERCH'E“ ‘ , .
most of them were used In window 12%c. 15c and We value, Linseed ' . .
display. “.25 value. from store decorations. , N“ ' . ;
Today, 79c. . Today. 96. . . ,
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lir‘BQ§T°" swirl;
op INTEREST T0 WOMEN. dinner. With thesethe costume war‘i
i—-—-— black velvet, the white lace at the corn
BronZevgreeu velvet. lliliiiit'ti and use held by a napphire brooch lur-
ribbons. and a bronze buckle are the rounded by diamonds. ' , , . ..
materials with which to build a very ‘ , . v .
handsome but for Immediate wear. When one reads about the "“9“?”
‘ - shade she at once thinks, of it rich?
The tiny cakes of soon so much dark red bordering on the crimson. -
Monday Night-e-Tho World Against used by travelers and In guest rooms and yet dahlias bloom like roses_ ‘ in
are especially pleasing to-the children, many different colors.
whose tiny hands have diillculty in no ‘ , ‘ ” ,
lug a um, of the trdlnary mg. The bands of merchant seen on the
. __...‘.. hems of chiffon and other slicer even.
Not alone tailored cloth gownii but lug gowns are quite as effective so,
those of silk‘and satin for evening “‘0'” 0‘ fur and d" “0‘ "9133' “’3
ivcnr are cut circular with the seam gown down '0 b15113; ‘ " '
ill "It? center front, Thfll’ were first A little touch of gold or silverfiu
been among the Parisian models. soon on every very fashionable cloth;
. ...... evening cost which is wedding its wit:
Not for years have earrings found South. . .
the favor with the most fashionably Eve 0."? "We" how in "
dressed women which they are now ”mug the dye” mohairs "m I“:
enjoying. Vogue calls attention to a spring than over before; and we m
pair or pearqmaped‘ sapphires towed now promised still prettier ones for
with diamonds which a woman of is: ""3 season approaching. 0‘ MM
reproacbnble taste. who is always ultra 2:? [$3,331 'fifm is); gagging;
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