777 rumor cousiy conference oi
c.*.::::::u.;'il.°.ul /. m ; n,
ilr. Idolli'ldlld'b Address
M to otssovonv.
communication of Old
1“. I. and A. M.
. st mils m its, so, , . ,7 _
lowed Jmmfimfin; Yesterday's annual Falrfieid County goes further than
7 gordially gnu internally Conference of The King’s Daughters a h“ l" 8 “XIII
. ilratsrnaiiy "7 and Sons. at the South Norwalk Con- P g‘ poo
‘ (relational Church is declared to hsv .
MINT". W LCOXJoc'y. been the lineal the order has eve: 010ther kinds -
________ held in the county.
’ molt 3' The Norwalks ”9 During the afternoon session, the Try it flfld see. 1 .
Rev. Dr Charles Btcdmlin Maclnrland
was In some respects startling to the
delegates in that he brought them to
a vivid utilisation that the church to-
.dsy, by the barriers it has set up. is
excluding many who need the influ-
onco most.
Dr. Macfsriand took as the subject
of his address the motto of the King” s
Daughters. "Not to be ministered un-
to. but to minister. ” ills address cov-
em: about an bdur and he said in
par
Jesus saw both sides of religion. the
love of God and the love of neighbor
as pns' a self. He brought them togeth-
er in the classic Judgment scene and
showed that they were one and the
some. Men served Him when they
served their fellowmen. This law of
service is a universal divine law which
allow itself first of all. in nature
Without it universal cosmos would be-
come universal chaos. Let the sun
say ,"l will no longer serve in this
order: " let the swinging. whirling
planet say. “i will stopiand no longer
do myl task; " and it would menu uni-
versal disaster. The physical universe,
in its way. is a great system of unsel
baboons. We and in natural evolution
“Wind in shiibv'v currency
You will be surprised at the saving.
cant-ass- IAIII. mo... '0',“
{ignite a sentiment is
‘isi it in congress.
- la onaarlsillo
«lei-m of the pliarlsee‘.‘ I know they
would say.as asthey said two thousand
years no of our Lord, This church
esteth with publicans and sinners But
her ultimate interrogation is shall she
so on trying to gather from the world
for the sake of herself, or shall she
give herself for the sake of the world?
We must turn her from a gallery of
hue arts into an asylum and a house
of refuge for those who need her. She
must become a sanitnriuin and retreat
with inmates who need her ministra-
tlon. To the an expression of the
Master. she must be willing to lose her
life for thus only can she save it.
Do not think that i mean a lowering
of or moral and spiritual ideals.
'l‘h need to be even higher. While
her doors cannot open too widely her At ll o'clock Dr. itselariand will be
moral standards cannot be too exact- ‘In a... illustrated poem,” guru“ .g
ml Canterbury. and going up to“ lmdon
Will be Given Tomorrow lvsnin in
booth Namath Congregations
Church.
Tomorrow evening the closing I"!
lore and concert will be given in the
South Norwslll congregational church
and elaborate preparations have been
made for an interesting, instructive
and entertaining evening.
At 1:30 p. in. Charles! EStorrnont
will give an organ recital of the fol-
lowing selections by' gmt British
composers:
Andante Cantabile Tours; Bridal
March. Rebekah. liernby; Melody in
A list. West; The lost Chord. fluillo
van: March hon: Joan of Arc. Gaul.
rePo‘st),
«taillight, of it that.
loll—when he is not
’ danctly the time
bomb you have probably
merchant advance an exactly
bout. advertising
so who daure that
when money is not
to .goth they cannot afford to
fit for vertisiag space. -
llI any essential dillerencs
77 son two ‘ideas—whsrein
e v
J' lsouroe. most men realise—when
else except the subject. of
CLO'UlNO~ LECTURE AND CONCERT
They “Y "ill the Mk? MW 10“ on the. way from Dover. where the
th church May it not also be two last lecture left oii. list-i. or thetime
that the church has left the people? will be given to a". description of
Who will claim that she has ,a great lamina, and then the course of (“'9'
burning sffectiiln for mankind. will follow northward to Cambridge.
1 know that this all looks incoher' Oxford. Stratford-on'nvon, and other
out. but i believe we are safe to trust interesting places in the Shakespeare
the gospel to do its work. My idea country. The route will then proceed
is that the deeper men'- need the by way of Cariisic in Edibtli'gh which
closer must our fellowship be with willbethoroughly described. including
them, We have been transit the ab- ln‘o scotilsb highlands hols Glasgow
”in treatment 10“! enough. The the English Lakes with their many
church has not fulfilled her mission poetics] associations will be visited.
When the has lately saved the will A trip will also no made in to Wales.
and sufficiently condemned the bad. At The course will then proceed by way
least not until she can also say this! of Chester and Liverpool, Across the
Ibo has exhausted the Vilil 0' the 6" lrlsh channel to irelund. The entire
vine aflection. The real question is, tour '1" ”a with ...“. Knigynoy
shall we be a church of the vhsrlwes. country, whence the stealiwr will he
01' A church 0‘ Jim“ Christ? taken for home. llr. lschrlzmd will
”in you ask. Shall righteousness crn- bring his hearers back to South Nor-
brace unrighteousnessi Shall the vir- walk by several local new“.
sin ""1"! 0' Innocence "'3 its W" in all over two hundred scenes will
WhllWNI? Would you [I‘ve '"e. be Mn [mm "ID 'Ntllmf'l “3.”.
mother and fair friend become the sis- up. collection ”l. photographs up.“
tors of the unholy? 1 answer by pub by ”mu,"
ting "'0 WNW“ dinerontly. 3M" The large church chorus will render
the Virgin Mir! I". at the feet of 100- Eng“... Scottish and m”. m“ It
"I "m ”19 other Mary Magdalene? appropriate places. including the fol-
Shall John. the 8m 0‘ visions. Walk 'n'ln‘:
with flatthew. the publican. along the "God gm... "7,. King." "Bfmlilt' m
dusty Galilean road? shall we walk “The “mm“... 7"... gumm‘." and
out following the line of the charisma. «"07“,. 577.7. 7 7 Home .. -
or shall we remain with Ghi'l7ll. while
the sister of shame crunches at his
feet? _
The King's Daughters. so you. are
my dear sisters, but they are all
King's Daughters too. They are my
sisters and your sisters. Their villages
are marred by sin and by sorrow. Bill.
idVdi'tioing is involved—that at a time
fill" a thing is necessary is no time
whole about whether or not it
“afforded." But as to advertis-
afew men imagine that none of
W the laws oi business apply to that.
log else so effectually lines tip
,4 {the competent business men in con-
% trust to the incompetent ones as this
, siy, matter of advertising. When
“tithes" are good and money "easy,"
its real merchants advertise because
if.“ necessary to store prestige and
7 . The less capable merchants
fertile more or less liberally, sc-
ng to the mood of the moment.
to "be in the swim. "
When the “pinch" comes—and timid
get a little scared at shadows,
and are inclined to "stampede" with
'Iliy lock of. human sheep that comes
along—the capable merchant sees his
,. opportunity. sets his more or less
‘ are law at a lighting angle. and bo-
to but the oiliciency of newspa~
per publicity in times of stress and
tstorm.‘1ie makes newspaper adver-
tiling his ally, his dependence lie
stakes more on it than all other helps
. combined.
And it does not fail him. it “pulls
. hill! through” the hardest business
‘odnditions that ever happened. And
be some out of the light twice as
._ strong as he went into it.
brilliance? 'ro woman.
To such an eittent is the Grecian
clout being carried in hairdressing
both the struggle for life and the
struggle for the life of others from
the very dawn of life. Modern scien-
tists find nature to be full of a beauti-
ful maternity.
The same thing is true in the rela-
tion between man and nature. Man
must care for nature. most till her soil
in order that she may care for him.
The same is true between God and
man. The Father finds his joy by
serving his children and also in re-
ceiving the love and service of his
creatures.
The finest aspect of our thought
however is that God loves most to
see us help and serve each other.
Therefore he has put us in a world
where we must d so or die. So look
about us and y find the world en-
gaged in mutual service. The girl bend-
ing over her loom in the factory mali-
lng our clothing. or standing behind
the counter to serve our needs. men
working on the street cars or stand.
log with their hands upon the throttle
that they may carry us about to do
our business andto see our .friends.
Our homes are secure because the no
lineman treads his midnight patrol. By
our carelessne- we not our houses on
fire and the lireman is ready to help
us save them. Everywhtn-e and on
every hand if we look at life rightly.
we shall dud men named in necess-
lng mutual service. and if they will
let it do so. calli out the host and
noblest in human ‘ We live in a
world where we are absolutely dowry
dent upon one another. We receive by
giving and we give in receiving We
r-“_.__~
BAPTIIT flotation"? moon.
Several Hey-walk yoopls Appointed on
Committees at Waterbury
Convoritl
WATERBURY. Nay 7.-—-The Mill
snugly. mung illot appears he annual convention of the Connecticut
. or one another’s burdens while 00.. there is another visage marred by their list hill 7 Uni 77 n so-
. wound about fiwqhg‘mflz7702f '12: or men are bearing ours. All human sins. yours and mine. and that marred :21" for : :20 u. 20.0 77.7: {777.
visage looks with love at both of those
Marys. the one sitting at His feet with
holy appreciation of tits truth and the
other with her emptied alabaster boa
wiping away her tours with the very
hairs that ore-the badge of her disc
honor.
i went into a hospital the other day
and l witnessed a parable. They
brought in a poor. frail. weak bloodless
woman. so weak that she could not
curse of her own volition»: she had to
life and happiness is involved in mu-
tual ministry according to this law of
Christ
And yet there are some searching
donations we may ask. Has the
Church of Christ. as an institution.
followed this beautiful law- is she to-
day giving herself for the sake of man-
kind? Can she truly say that she is
engaged. with the blaster. in the heali-
ing of the lame. the sick. the halt and
the blind? Can she say of her fellow)
city. The following were appointed to
the Minimum committee: The Rev.
J. Iii. Harris, of Norwalk; the ltev. D.
E. hieyer, of Stratford: Deacon list-
thew Johnson. of Straiford; Deacon
it. at. Johnson. of Norwaik. and lira.
if. .l.<l.cwls. of Stamford. The mem-
bers of the mmlillites on credentials
and finances nre: Thc‘llev. W. A.
xilarrcd. of Hartford; D. 8. Thomas. of
Stratford. and Joseph Berry. of Fair-
flcld. Thtscnroilment ctiinnliitee is
'~. ‘must be curly or the
« ls apt he too severe.
l scallops buttnnholrd in color
~ a labot now and thou ups
' otri in the color.
. a it go from the colored bow
. ., . a white liar. try a colored col-
7 7. 7 . plaid pi .biue or lavender. with
.4 “.3 embroidered how. i think you
lie pleased with the result.
.‘iray motlasolinei over a lining only
. - with [line so that Just a mum 77,77 7
p that it is a great mummy) o] be carried. Following her came an composed. of Rev. W. hi. "07,77,777 77!
olhiglosrgnsymzogizough railrrt; affection. which draws and bindsiii other woman with the glow of health Widsmrt: lira W. A. Harrod, 777
uopn her countenance and .the rich hue
feon’i‘giunsen he :ls"slir p a sshrdip of blood on her cheeks. They took her
On the other hand. look at the has. to the bedside of the other woman.
risvs which she has sets. ”on ~ they bars-d her arm. they established
herself and humanity. Consider her a lolloflhil! Mimic" them and tho
doctrinal tests. her communist coin One gave of her rich strong life to
Dbl-ions. her conditions of moral all says the other. This should be I para-
tsininent. Aronotall thesew up. bio for the Christian church. That
dor the klaslsr's law of service is should be the meaning of the King
silo not excluding those who need her Daughters and the King's sons.
themost? During the afternoon the roll was
Upon on. classic cousin the Phari- called and the sscniaries of each cir-
sees criticised .losus because he rs- cls I'm“ Willi i W from
eelvad Publicsns and sinners to his fel- ficripilm Also dull" the mom
low-hip. You remember his answer. Nils Harlan ltulnlor. of New York.
to her?
Harliord; Miss Hanna ll. Johnson, of
Btratford. and Dallas Lillian White, of
Nowalli. '. .
fight: at of the neck ruffs
ng only inst long
toting the neck closely. and
.. t the back with velvet
UM: ....
Mtaro as smart upon
m on any other. and
the losers rule is followed of
bloat of the decoration on the
stasis slid-cool band on the
la suite proper.
m broad shoulder of-
on those pawns
per lb., 29c.
. Alll‘loii. .........700
, . "“0 sleeves "‘ 7‘7" lie told them he came not for the sang very sdoctivol in Health 11.35%. ....... 100
7 U." "inserting “9"“ l ’ sake of the righteous. but for the sake l lbs. large Probes Io
, 0' Mi” loos "i of tile sinful. lat us umber that "'0' THAT 000°"
Canned t'orn. Pass and Toma-
toes . 10s, ids and ll. DIP Ilfl
as unbrokn line of white
the neck to the elbows. and
of the pews below
tho i becomingiy toward
y? W'hsvotllstimsdosmaysdd
. of masohotby
" pg or initial
«amour soveltisslahaoil
mustansaisalovototiis
fill the very attractive
tabs wcrakasttss loosely st
. lawsarwilb
”all: u. 'f‘l." "um. , _
a lull res ngupco wsn- .
ever tried. almost without exception» ”$7.???” d“. ' a" we:
lilo. lilo. Idle and dim bottles. Tbs Packsseu and Didi.“
cum sat-rs sud Phi-WI " mu. Vogetobiss. all kinds.
m 1
tiraudlathorwlioyl disc A minute. 7
l
i
i
Jesus never formulated a single doc-
trine. its never instituted a sin is
form or rilo. He made no pinbat
for his followers. so far as admitting
men and woman to the fellowshl of
his circle was can no
outs; of black balls.
itls time for the church to salt hsrv
some cautions How can site
best help meal by having them on the
outside or inside her to iowshipl Is
to has ssoeisty for the
Tommy—Can't. 'cos mother's wait.
in vs me a thrashing.
b“liven lather—Bless slot
runs-
allot-Tho
boy. i want 'ss. H.E. &Co
232 syncs.
Fancy a
all. if i don' t isthvr'll sot
Mb.
3.
onlyibo
till-......“
Electric Laundry irons
7 7 we wituoilr‘riiassiacno
' v ouroms vovsiAawmi-
corolla
LIT us toavs one AT voila
seals.
i
all
So
so
' E’
riday Bargams i
Another Big Lilli of Friday Offerings for
Economical Shoppers.
if you talk economy. practice economy, by getting your. portion oi tomorrow’s offerings.
“IT’S NUT WllA'i‘ TOT EARN." but “WHAT YOU CAN SAVE," that counts. l’
sndiiyouresdlhlsilstollrldsybsrgalnsyoucsuiigmoutassviagolmore than hall the‘
mum.mlhuqmfibmmwuyw need everydsyintlieyesr. Here’stileiitil:
. l
50c WOMEN'I LlOLI .VIOTO 00c WOMEN'O COMBINATION '
AND PANTS, 89¢. OUITI, 10c.
"Vassar" Fine Grade Lisle Vests. "Berkshire" Ribbed Combination
in high neck, long sleeves. Suits, square neck. no sleeves
short sleeves, V neck. short and wide lacs trimmed punts.
sleeve or square neck sleeve shaped and full cut. Really
less. hand trimmed neck and worth 59c. On sale Friday. 39c
very best grade y rn. Pants
are made “light" a yle in cut! 500 "IN" IALIRIGOAN UN-
knee ol' wide lace finish. Guar- nonwoAil ,m. I
snteed full sizes. Our usual Men’s Combed Egyptian Balbrlu- i
50c goods. Friday ..... . 39c gan Shirts and Drawers Slzc 4'
up to so. Friday ....... 39c '.,
“BLACK DARNING COTTON. to ‘l
til Yard Spools Black Darning 45c IUIFLED CUNTAINO, 34c fl
Cotton. Our usual 8c value. Striped Swiss 7ltillltld Curtains j,
lure 777. 77.77,, 7777.0777767777 77,7777 Friday ....... ....7.... 1c Opooi full size. Our regular the lead- .7
from wine, Made in m .h‘du er. Friday . . . . .. .......... 34c :‘
. 25o “IU‘TIH BROWN" IILTS .,«
and shapes. On sale Friday ill: be ' 27/30 TURKISH TOWEL. M 7.
Children's heather Delta in red. ;
Bleached. Fringed Turkish Tow
2“ VllLlNO. “6' brown, tan or black. Regular sin 12%: value. Friday. .9:
26o CHILDIIN'O UNDERWEAR:
its.
Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests, high
neck. short sleeves: Pants are
knee lengths, Every also. lieg-
ular 25c value ....... 19c
f
.25.. “scores" snows" sroclt-
mos. 17o. .
rliio'oausc ["ch Ribbed Stock- .
lugs. Bites 5 to it. 25c vaiue.1
l c
261: Willi-[IOWHAIR FRAMES.
G.
Friday ...............
The latest invention, will not in-
i
Net Vellings. plain or dotted price 26c. Friday .......... ibc
meshes. all the newest chillies h' 15¢ pgncALg, 12%;, '
and Ill-ck Result" =50 sun" . no: son PILLOW, 25c. , Best Grade all inch Percale». l
tY- "It!" ------ ------ '00 roamciilsuit lli'losssl'llll'cg Pillows. new patterns. Nowhere is the
char 3c. d .. l 15‘.‘ Fi-
so To to “snowman. 4c VD. ‘ ”m 'y 25° ‘§§'f°...'f'.'. 33'5". . . . ..c... 151/»:
l to 3 inch Hamburg Edges, all 12V at: UN!" HéNDKERCHiEFI,
"- 21? r - '?
1908 patterns. On sale Fri- ~ sTANnAiio Aiscnicau PRINTS.
tiny ..................... 4e Yd. blen's or Women's All Linen o.
Hematitohcd Handkerchiefs. Only the best quality. as that is j
2’; TAIFITA mason, lac. llsunl 12ch value. Friday . so the only kind we carry. Every 7
6 inch Pink or Blue Flowered 0010!” 80 quality ---------- 5%6 ,7
Taffeta Ribbon beautiful dc TOILET ARTICLH. '
signs. 29c ls regular price. Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder. 25c ”-93 SKIN". $2.98.
Friday ................ 18: Yd. sisc ..................... 176 Fine Grade Lustrous Finish
_ Woodbury's 25c Facial Soup, .7 Black Brilliantlne plniteil 7
lNOLl‘H POPLINO. Friday .................... 17: style with fold. $3.98 ,
Imported lflfllllh Poplin" mer. value ............... ...” ’2.”
cerisod in the yarn, beautiful .12'/s° DRE” WNGHAMQ: Dc.
finish. will retain its lustre and. . 25 pieces of our regular izlfic PICTURE BARGAIN. .
stock of Dress Giughams. every We' have Just received another
good color. including the popu shipment of Pictures. some as
iur plaids for school dressse. c" 5’16 two weeks ago. On
day price .................. soc Friday ............... -7 ...... 9o sale Friday .......... 8 for as:
EXTRA! EXTRA!
$1. 50 LAWN WAIST S 790
A prominent New York manufacturer closed out to us his stock of over 100 Dozen SHIRT WAISTS at ex-
actly HALF PRICE. Almost every imaginable style and design. including crass bars and checks. plain
lawn and embroidery and lace trimmed On sale Friday ........................................ . no
1493 651011 5mg
color. The importers' price is
40c. Tomorrow every color.
also white and cream at Fri-
» ...—...... .
WW—mm‘lm
"All you marrlcd me for was my ti-
tle." growled the duke
“Well," replied the heiress. as she
placed her purse in the safe and mix
ed up the combination, "1 at least got
what i married for—and that is more
7ihan you can say."~—Chlcsgu
News.
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup
does not eonstipste. but on the other
build its laxative principles gontiy
move the bowels.
Sold by The Ciidord Pbarnlutv and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
... .,. . . and..-” ...» a. ....v. .-. -. . .. . ,. ”-..... ... .. .......,...-. — -
Daily
Children like it.
‘gstoilrisinous Moohaand
,Jsvsstucpsrpossd. it's
”foe Stamps with 1 lb. Melts ('3!-
20 Elainpd with 1 lb. h'l'o'c'h'il'a'nd
.lavsCofloe.
lb Itauips howéth 1 lb. Java and
There’s
A Hitch
ssinowllsrsiiyoudon'tgst
good quality in your Teas
andCofleos. Wohsndissii
oiirTssssndCodossli-om
thobuslitothobuysr.and
'iiyouwsntaCcilsstiiatls
rich in flavor and aroma.
ls Unrivalled iii tPlll'lty and Flavor.
M WAIIANTIO FRI." ‘06. for ........ ...... . ........
MAGNOLIA. AITIR or CLOVII MILK. I “it. .100
, Ilied Grahams
ralunss
Co. 3 Crackers 5 C7 7 7 {kg 0
o 0' or can]
At Cut Prices. .... ...... - "
some assortment of New and Useful Articles given in return for .
Pink Stamps.
to Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No.
”'3?“ ".... new “so?“
am w or
Top I” I odoe..... .....256
all Stamps with 56 lb. Fancy No.
the: tosCofloe.......
Choc”. Hamlin, . Follow up our sales. it will pay you two
New York Grocery Company,
FANCV FAIIH MAD! CIIAM "Y IUTTIR. lb. g:
Soot l Teas
National Biscuit 7 "
Butter Thins
Have you visited our Premium Parlor lately? We have a hand . -
60179th with 1 lb. Very Best
to Glamor with 1 lb. Best Ban-
Ws carry a Coin lets stock of Groceries. Tess, Colleen. Butter.
ill WAIHiltOTOli OT. Toi ”UTH "DIWALI.
AIIOUI'I SMOKED IHOULDIRI. nice and loan. lb. ....9 9%;
Wh not t one at these tcin llll ices. when lrcsii
. y F meat is a: ill lat!"
lgWAIIANTlDFRlflilGGI. lsrgossisetod ...........sgc
VII? IIIT IUTTII. .uc. GOOD TAIL! IUTTII. . .sgs
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. ".48: a pilgs. Wheatlns ...........sgc
Fixed. the healthooti food 737377!" a pligs Cream at Wheat. . . . . .opc
6“ ‘N““' "w brain 3 pkgii. Toasted Corn Flakes. .ogc
otsasestotvdIosrsvvrs'l‘
Map Flake. the new lend....uc ll pligs. Pcttljohn's Food. ....sgc
W. sllgcsdssoidcoaiplywlthihspursiscquws. '
Louis J oseloff
grmum
slw7ays usiiorai.
A TRIAL WILL TILL.
no but. m7
Tes'Co.
its wales-sins.
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Norwalk Chronicler