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THE soon-I NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
MONDAY. MAY 16. 1910.
~ villi IIIIIII IIIIIIII
dams Golden. [dim and Firepower
MONDAY. MAY 16. 1910.
_ Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow
Sun rises 4 '33: sets 7 :05.
High tide 6: :5 tum.
“SOCIETY NOTICES
i meomc oisac'rosv.
A stated Cemmunlcatlon of OI d
Wall Lad e,N°.108, F. and A. M» will
II. hold a its rooms, May 17,1010,“
0 p. In. Work. F. c. cleans. All Mar.
tor Masons cOrdlally and Internally
invited.
Fraternally youi‘I.
ROBERT M. WILOOX. Becky
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
OALLB
Ole—wows De artmont
”II—loathe Department
M—Bnnch Office. Norwalk
' .00 «Editor's Residence
Hts—city Editor's Residence
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
JAMES EMORY STEVENS President
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TTHEW Moor: E'fé’l‘ Trraameer ry.
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HAHLES
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ALBERT M. POH] MAN
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ
CIVIC-RIGHTEOUSNEBS.
Elbert Hubbard tells in the May
“Fra” that Grand Rapids Is the one
progressive manufacturing city III the
United States. owing to the fact that
its people are public~splrited.
Here they have the Committee of
One Hundred. which Is made up of
members of the iicurd of Trade. On
this committee every trade. business.
profession and art In Grand Rapids Is
represented. The committee meets
twice a month to discuss everything
that pertains to the best interests of
their city.
in order to gain the public sympathy
and help. Hubbard says. “One of the
best. moves along this line is II govern-
ment by commission. lint all or any
government will fail without the hearty
cooperation of the people. As the uni~
verse is held in place only through the
opposition of forces, so men need the
alternate restraining and encouraging
influence of other men."
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There is a suspicion of the press
‘itx‘ent in the story that appeared in the
morning papers Iodny under a lioston
date line. concerning II Harvard scn~
for who is quoted as saying that he has
gone through college on Si a wcck for
food. What is considered especially
remarkable is the fact that this stu-
dent. E. V. M. Long. stands third in
his studies and Is well known as an
athlete. having been a member of the
'varaity football team. Not a few pcc-
pie are inclined to refer to ilarvard
as a silk stockings university, and here
is considered the hint for the press
agent theory.
m...
This Is the way Mr. llallinger does
it. Frederick M, Kcrby, the stenc-
grapher in the otilcc of the secretary
of the interior. who on Saturday Issued
a statement regarding the barrier
memorandum on the (ilavis charge III
the president. was discharged today
from the government service bySeI-re-
tary llnllinger. according to an Asso-
ciated Press despatch. lliiilittgei"s up.
pout-tits probably won‘t be long III tak-
ing up Kin-by. for thc information he
possesses in relation to the olilcc‘witlt
which he was conncctcd may be coir
sidci'ed valuable in the battle.
”WW. “QM“-..—
i’liins are taking form for the oven-
gelistlcal services near the ringside of
the .leffrlea and Johnson fight as a
counter attraction of the latter. Iili of
which may be a worthy undertaking -
and then again some people are inclin-
ed to think it In absurd
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Houlh Norwalit wants to grow but it
hlii no desire to time fast growth I‘o
sale in the same conditions as unearth-
ed by the census takers in i’usaaic.
Now .iI‘f'iiny whom it is said 300 people
were found to sleep In one house.
Q“ .
Heron hoping \ou wont be Iiiipliyx
iatod mitt \i’odnosday night when the
comet sldcwlpos the. earth, There in
no danger, anyway. mold of the scion-
tlntn agree
About everyone who has done It
is agreed that nothing to got up at
2:30 a. m. to see is the "alloy comet.
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TIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Wednesday. May 10. 1000.
”LI—“.4
The citizens of i-Ionib Not-walk ap-
propriated 817.500 for the enlargement
'IIi' the. South Norwulii municipal elec,‘
trirul works.
Three lives were lost III II hotel tire
in Chicago
'lhe iioets expressed a willingness
to surrender to the lirliish troops
.if they were defeated at the Val.
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The question of erecting a labor
temple is being considered by the
anrkingmen of Ottawa. Ont.
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6:58 P- ml,
TWENTY YEAR. A00 TODAY.
M
Friday. May 10, 1000.
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The residence of Charles ii. lirltto.
In Winnipauk. was burglariasd. and
* besides clothing. :25 in money was
taken.
The new hospital and chapel at
Fitch's flokiim' Home in Noroton
.dedlcated with appiopiiate
monies.
COI‘O'
Twenty-eight men were buried alive
in a mine at Ashley, l’a
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RIGHT TO THE POINT. .
’f‘wo Japs were arrested in the Phil-
ipplnss recently for taking photo-
graphs of a fort. Richmond Pearson
Hobson should breathe easier for a
little while.»~-Chlcaso Record-Iierald.
’i‘he'opening of tho elainbiike season
in Ithode island should offer another
opportunity of enjoyment to a dis-
tinguished traveler overburdened with
the cares of office.—~i’rovidence Jenn
' mil.
4..
Even yet no member of the Gould
family is Iorehanded enough to have
a divorce coupon attached to his mar-4
riage liceIIse.—-(_liilcago Daily News.
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lf Harry Whitney brings back Cook‘s
Jskimoa there will still be another
chance for somebody to make money
out of the north pole.«alinas index.
4.
it seems a shame to spend millions
opening a hole in the earth at the
Isthmus when earthquakes do it over
night for nothing.~-New Haven l‘al-
indium.
L...
li‘ortunnteiy for Policy. ho was III
London when that job lot of gumdrops
was stolen from a New York candy
factory. lint where. was Dr. Cook?»-
Spriugfield Republican.
L..-“
iiurma Is now prepared to raise the
rice for the world llpto thistime
llurma has been engaged in raising
homethlng warm but not edible——
Grand Rapids Piece.
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lf the Democrats win the next house
of representatives it will be In spite
of themselves and their record and as
a result of Republican party Hilli‘lde."
Pasadena News.
it remains to be seen whether (‘an-
nonlsm. without Cartoon. is any IIII
provement on the hlowu-Inihebottic
goodsm Portland Telegram.
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MAY BUY MOTOR CYCLE.
Norwalk Board of Councilmen to Dil-
cuu Matter Tut. Evening.
The Noru'nlk City Council will hold
a meeting tonight and It is exported
that the matter of purciuislna a motor
cycle for the police department will
be among lbc number of important.
matters to be discussed and acted up»
on. The mutter of the general repair
and replacing of the Connecticut (‘oiu-
psny‘n trolley trucks on Mill Hill and
at the corner of Main and Wall streets
will come before the council for ac-
tion. Maps for the work will be sub-
Inltlcd with the specifications and the
council will act on the subject this
evening. The application of John T.
McMunus for assistant driver of the
auto nrc truck. which was presented
at the last Iucctlng of the council and
referred to the fire chief. will no doubt
be again presented. Then. too. the rc
port of the police I‘tiiiililllli‘I’ upon the.
working out of the plan III have n lrali
III- oiliccr at the corner of Main and
Wall streets will be heard. This plan
has been in operation for two weeks
and has appeared to be successful and
decidedly bcncflcinl to thc ucifuro of
tho citizens III general,
STEAMER KROONLAND DISABLED.
8()i"l‘lIAhli’T()N. an Iii. Tbc tllh‘
ublcd slcaincr Kroouland. of llll‘ Red
Star llnc. an‘le-It III-re today and will
be laid up for several days for re-
pairs. The Ki'oonlaud icft Antwerp
Saturday for New York and broke a
shaft soon after putting to sch She
was unablc to make her stop at iiovcr.
but procecdcd here under it single
acres The steamer cuiilcu more than
it thousand passengers
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS REPEATED.
"lho tuo plays by the Ninth Nor
Walk li‘iit'lif‘l‘ll were repeated. Sutur-
day night. at the Not-walk High school.
A large number of people were in at
Icudancc. and the productions wcru
fullv cnjoycd.
MIBB BTONE' 8 RANBOME
ticv crnl years ago Ellen M. illono
WIIII a captive of brlituudii III II for-
clan country. tine was released upon
payment, of Within), which was raised
by her friends and others in this coup»
try. who thouithi. it It pity that an
American woman should ho hold in
captivity.
Our stoic department has no fund to
pity bandits and briitands, nor did our
government have the power to pro
cure the release of Miss Stone. There
was. however. an implied promise by
the last administration that the Iuon~
oy would be repaid by congress.
lint congress does not take kindly to
the proposition, and It looks as It the
men who put up the money never will
get it back
Miss Stone thinks there was an lip
plied If not an actual promise on the
part of the government. and sun had
been tryinx to have an appropriation
made to reimburse those persons who
paid the money for her release. The
time may, come when she will be suc-
cessful. at it, doesn‘t look promising
just, now.~Washln3ton :orrespou-
deuce tit Louis star.
The few matches made in heaven do
not worry the match trust
in JUSTICE To THE COOK.
Don't: ask iriipos.
Ibilitit;
(live the cook
every opportunity
to make good bread
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Is
the best opportunity.
Give her--~~
WASHBURNTROSBY'S‘
GOLDMEDALFLOUR
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Pulled Baby but of Its Carriage,
Fracturing Skull
NEW YORK, zilnI iii." A big black
housc cat, which for yours bud rurlI-d
itself comfortably in front of the
hearth of Mrs llcnI-y Salter III Ninth
BVOlllli‘ \vcnt suddenly mud today and
with an angry cry attacked a lhl‘l‘I‘
month's old infant of Mrs. Saucr us it
lay in its carriage. The infant was
pulled out of Hip carriage and fell to
the floor, suffering probable fracture of
the skull. The baby will likcly die.
The cat in bciicvcd to have heroin?
mad from the loss of llI'i' kittens IIiIic
had been ili’llWiiNl. Mrs. Saul-r llt‘iil‘tl
the cat's cry and hurried to llii‘ nur-
sery. The baby In) unconscious IIII thc
floor with blood streaming from Its
ours and nose The cat crouched III
the corner and suurlcd.
The animal III-srly conned out her
tight cw with It claws and tore iIIr
lace until .‘Ilts. Sauc I sidzod the animal
lit the IIchI and illit.‘\\ It do“ II stalls
The IIIIIIIIIIs of Mrs Ssuci cnusI-It a
panic In the house The police were
I'allcd and the cut rcucwcd its attack
on an officer who finally cornered the
cat and shot it.
GRANTED WAGE lNCREASE.
Trainmcn on Lake Shore and Mlclii~
gan Southern and Michigan Cen-
tral Roads Win.
NEW YORK. May in. , The train-
Inrn and conductors of the Lake Shore
l'iilll Mtrliittlm SIIIIllII'I'tI Railroad and
the Michigan (‘I-IIIIIII Railroad, have
been Izrunlcd pug.- IIIcIcIIsI-s iIloIIIlI-Iii
\leII the ilnlIlIIIIII'I- I" IiiIio unard b_\
litc arbitrators. i'. ll. Morrissci and
iii. 1-). Hark The lililiIIIlilt‘I‘illl‘lil was
made by A. ll ItIIrI'I-tsuu and W. I}.
LcI'. pt‘csidcnt III‘ the livIItlII‘rlIoIIIl of
Railway ‘l‘I'.IiuIIIcII, in tho foilowiuiz
Klfllt‘iiit'fll.
"'I'hc :l\\‘i|l‘tl of the arbitrators in
thc Lake Show and hitchinnn South
cm and Mbblmn I'cIIIrIIl I‘ttws li'l\'It
been iIIIIIIchi down and Il pill». the
samc rules as IIlIlIilllI'Il on tho liultt
Iiiorc IIIIII tilIiII, thus making tlIc rain:
on ”now two propvrlii‘s standard with
Ihc lines upon which sI-tllI'IIII'nt has
I'III'IIII-I'ii lII-I-II IIIIIIII- liII~ forms of the
award III-III; lili‘ sumo the Now
Yuri; III‘IIII‘III without IlI'IIIrrI-Ii
pavbtrut in any i‘illit’
“it csIIIblIahI-s liic New \‘oIk liar
litii' Inti- :ll‘l'lltvtw' tlIc prIuIncI of tin
tsrlo on illi‘ MlI-hluun i‘cnti'ul item In-
[roll in IitilTHlII”
(‘IIIIIII IIf-IlII- Hll'llit‘ vol-I \\'l|l|'ll wan
Ul'ili‘l'l‘tl rI-I-I‘IIII) up tip» l-II'Ir follow
lug llli' rIIIIIl's rejection ot’ the dc
mantis ill tlu- I'Iilitlilt‘ll‘ii‘ti and li'lllliliii'il
is not for today
The situation on tho larlc Is rcaaril
ed by railroad “it'll us the most criti
cal that has so for developed on tho
vIIrlIIIu. railroad systems The road
has i'llillilI‘II ”Hi It I'lllliliil afford to
pay liII» rains Ili'llllllill III the liulllmurc
and Ohio and Hilliil‘ (Illli‘l lliit'ii. The
men any their services lIi‘i‘ worth as
much to the Eric us those of their fol
low nI'iiunimtlnns to other lines. it
was Ircucrully lil‘lll‘\'t'il. however. that
wlinlovcr the vote of the Illt‘li on the
Eric some basis would ultimately be
found for II satisfactory adjustment.
A. ll. (lurrctson, lli‘all of llit‘ nation
al organization of Railway I‘foinpictors.
said this Inornii it that thc entire day
probably would to consumed in count
inn the vote of the Eric men and IIII
nnIIIIchncul of tho results was not pro-
bable before IIIIIIorrow and might not
be lumlc even then should any delay
bc encounlcroil in tho counting pro-
recall.
Ii.N
illi-
STREET AND SEWER WORK.
Highway (Iounulssloucr lianlol iIIIII-
lop announced this morning that he
will resume the street ollluiioporntlons
tomorrow morning. West avenue has
already been treated. as have also a
few other tlIoroutharcs. and the plan
calls for the oiling of Ilavliand. illlisa
beth. isprlnii, loncord. Burbank. Ray-
mond and Water streets with the pros-
dnt car of oil on hand.
Mr. Dunlop has also alvcu the coil-
tract for the. building of the Chestnut
street drainage sewer to .l. .l. Mortar.
fly. The new mover la being underlain
on to improve conditions about the
factory aid. and .l. Cash Limited.
Read about the clothing sale at the
Krleger store. See adv.
BISHOP NILAN HERE THURSDAY I
Class of 250 to Be cenfirmed at St.‘
Ilishop Nllnus tiIst offiIIal \lsit to
South NIIIwIIlk will be made on 'i‘IIIIrs'
till) al‘tI-Iuoon, and It will be an cvcnt
of importance in itiunan t‘utholic cir-
I-lcs.
Joseph's Church. I
l
i
(li‘t‘ii of 2.30 ill St. Joseph‘s Church.
Illiiili‘t' will be served III the rectory
III humu- IIf llil‘ blsbpp. Rev. J. R.
Mitcbrll. the acting rector of the
church. has prcpurml the class for IlII-
bishop. and lip (IIIIIiIIIIIIIioII scrvlcm
will llt‘tllli III I ocloIlI‘
BIG JUDGMENT REWARDS Hi8
LONG LEGAL FIGHT.
liAR'l‘lI‘I)iilI_ .\isy Id- vii‘rida)‘. tbev
thirteenth day of tho month. has prov-
oil In be .'i lucky do; for Assistant
t‘orporution I‘oIIIIsIIl i'larcncc L. iiar~
bcr, oi New York. who was awarded It
judgment of 8:13.002, on that day. at-
lI‘I' litigation III the courts of I‘onIII-c»
III Ill instini; IIIoIc than fifteen years.
The judgment was awarded against
the lIIIcI'IIntioIIaI (‘oinpaltyg of Mexico,
It (‘Iil‘ptil’nlllill organized under filo lawn
of (‘onucctlcut twenty years can with
Edward H. Robbiuv. mineral counsel
of the New York, .\'I-w Haven 6‘: Hart—
ford Railroad. II~ presidcnt. The
company was organized to lilli‘l'lili‘ In
rcnl cslstc III Lower I‘allforniu.
\\'thI the company was organized it
had “0.000.000 capital fitnck and $3..
uuopuu bonds. will) Stroluumu III
“'lllt‘ll wus- cwr Issued. Most of the
stock null build" “its lli‘ltl liI lint;-
IIIIIII The company had thin in or
options on ll‘u‘ III'caII-v part of the bot
sprIupi. lIIIIIl ill Loni-r t‘nlli‘ornia.
li‘runk III l'IlilI'rA. III (‘alilornhu
.‘lltiSl‘Il II thousand or more acres of
land from this company. but when
ready to lake title he found that the
international I'IIIIIpItiIi's (Illlcliils hail
disposed of :3 .. until III III‘InII-biuli chi-I.
lli' Mimi and uni‘nitigiucnt I'III‘ Sill:
L‘s‘.‘ Latvr lm tailed and lllt‘ ‘IIIIlK‘
them was brought by ftlr. iiiillil'l'_
in live Incun llllil' the company
um. l'I‘i‘lKilliifltil us fill bluizimli mu
poi-mum Liiltl .IoIk of the English
company was Iiivcn for stock III the
i‘itllllll‘lli'lli organization. io‘our IlIIIcs
MI llIIIboI IIIIIIIclII suit on ”W ludi:
IIII-ut III England and I‘llt‘ll IlIIIc lIc
but. Nonpublic lil‘ was spins in
Vanni-uncut IIIIII lil‘ not lilri iiwaid I"I'Iv
day “till IIIIIIIsIIIIIII interest [to tilt
iciuis‘ in no III l'IilttiuiIIl and bring .‘stlil
a litth lliuc
pill“
MAYCOCK FUNERAL LARGELY AT
TENDED.
'I'bv funeral oi the mic “Will“ A.
Mint-orb was held Saturday ulli'l'litiflll
iii if o‘clock from his lionic. Ildll MI‘KIII
li‘y llt'i‘ililt‘. XI-w iisvcii. and many
frII-nds III llit' deceased attended III
show their sorrow at his passlnc and
their sIIIIpIIllII for thc iniully left to
mourn his imp itcv. W, W. lmI-II-
pastor of thc inlilet l’l‘di‘t' I‘lllli‘t‘li.
New Illi\t'il. tillit‘litlt‘il. assisted b,\
Rev. lIIuIIIIIl iuIIIcIIII Munro.
A large tlclcxi‘iilnil III Masons IIIchIIi
cd unit the Masonic scrvlcc cobductod
by in. lJ‘i'li‘ and Mr. Munro. Tlit‘ Int
tor ncrvicc was pct‘forlllud by the IIII-tII
born of New Haven (‘obllnnndl‘t‘j
Knights 'l‘oiuplur
.. A int‘itI‘ (lt‘lI‘Kflilliii of lllt‘ t-iiilitI I'll
III-rlulicrs‘ association was present and
the llil‘llllii‘l'H or the I-IubIIliIIcrs IIIIII
mission also attended.
The Center t'liill'i‘ll IpIIIrtI-l rI'IIIIoIoII
"Nearer. My God to Thee" mid ".lcsua
As "i‘hou \Viil "
The remains wore tuiuvn to Lewis
and Muycuck's IIIIu-Iunry chapel and
yesterday morning wow taken to Rose
liili. N .l,. wborr they were t‘l‘tiiiililittl.
GIRL KILLEDLON L ROAD.
NIIW YORK, May lil.--vi1)nl in the
city lllltl luulll- I'Iiiiftiiit‘ll llcicua Lori-n,
a young woman of Madison. N. .l..
slcppcd off the rear end of a Sixth
IIVI-nm- t‘lI‘Vflll‘d train early today and
fell beivvccn the lion. . A following
IriIiII struck and killed Ibo girl. who
was wedged between the rails and
could not extricate herself
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lOWA MINES WORKING AGAIN.
lIIIit-I MIIINIIIH. in.. May Ills-minivan
teen thousand Iowa mino workers rca
IIIInIcIi work in the minus today after
a suspension or over six Weeks. The
operators have advanced the price of
all cost mined in the thirteenth lows
district two cents II ton as a result of
concessions to billions.
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FOREST Fifllt CHECKED.
ST. PAUL. MIIIII.. May lib—Light
rains which appear to have been Iren-
oriil In Northern Minnesota last night.
have aided in checking forest tires
The occasion of his visit Is llli“
confirmation of a large class of chil-.
Al
nuiubcr of priests will attend and n“
1 church in America and was founded by
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His Bride Will Be Miss Cornelia
Mention, of Providence, R. I.
All I'llgiigt'lili'iil illilltlllili‘t‘lilt‘ill of
much interest Is that of Roy. llr, J.I
Wilbur (,‘haptuun. the distinguislicd!
American cvangcllst to Miss liubcll
I’III‘III-liu hioIIltIIII. the only daughter of
MIF ltutb chdI-n Mouiion, oi l’rovl-
deuce, it. I, Mia‘s Motiltoii, whose
lltllllt' hits always lIcI-II III Providence.
belongs III one of tho oldest families
thcrc. She Is a IIIcIIIbcr of the First
Baptist (‘hurcln this Is the oldest
Roger Williams. Miss .‘Iimilton is a
Iicscendcnt of live of the charter Inchi-
bcrs. A young woman with conserva-
tive manners. a charming personality.
and brilliantly educated. she will be
a great help III Dr. Chapman in his
work. For four ycars she studied in
llrown University. and is II member of
the Kappa Alpha 'l‘bcla fraternity
She has always Interested lII-rsclf III
(‘lil‘liillnll and philanthropic work She
mwc largely to educational institu
lions, among the many. the Moody
Schools of Norihticld. Mass. and dur'
ing the past mo years has taken IIII
artiic iiili‘li'fll Ill (be world sitnuliutt»
cons religious rev ival movement. origi-
IIIIch by Dr. t'hupiuuu. She has two
hI‘IItlIcrs, iiIIlel I'IIIlcr Motiliim and
iii-IIIIIIIIIII i’ottrr )loulion. IIottI III
l‘liII‘iIli'liI‘i‘.
The wedding will take placi- ill .\il-
guest. and they will make IlII-iI home
yin .lniunlcn i‘Islnfc. Loni: isluiul,
lir. (‘linpman is one of tho gII-ulcst
I'viinpclists (If this use. ills develop-
illI‘lll of the simultaneous religious re
viviil campaign has proved lIlIn a goal
the alcnc ech-utivc liars, and an or-
Riliillflt‘i of remarkable ability How-
ever it Is his gift as it spI-skI-r \\li(i Iluy
aftcr day can draw crowds of trout
nlnc to ten thousand people and hold
them In almost IIIIbrcalhlug silcuco us
tbcy iistcu to his words. that the world
knows him bI-st. lie tIIISSI-sfii‘fi all the
quailltcs of a powerful orator. liis
torso sentences, his pcrfccl I‘luizilnh.
the logical, swift. clear InovI-uII-nl 75f
his mind. as translucent as iIulII Itself.
t'.ii'l')'l|lfl his iIcan-rs from thought to
Ibnuuhi to the culmination of his act‘-
Iubu arc nil oratorlcal ass-II.» of high
tillltlllh l‘IiH‘li one u ho llsions to his
words fuels that be Is appcnllng to
lllt‘ Individual, not to a crowd. ll Isa
heart to iIciIrt. llIlt'ii:~t'l) personal.
munching. lillil upiiitiug conversation.
llc M‘I‘illt‘ In use only it I‘Illiii‘i‘fiillliiii‘
III lliiii‘ III uIIdrI-nsiny. his :Illill'
l‘llti‘. vol I'lti‘ii word, ouch \vliispvr I‘V“
I-u can be heard at the llii‘llli‘l‘t‘hll
IPlinth of ill“ nudltoIiqu. ills \'Itii't,'
bus ll wonderful vibrant. pIIrI- lyric
IpuIlilv. .-\lthough tlII- ninn plum-if is
most cIIusI-rvnilvc and ucvcr aims at
I‘illitlliill. yet unconsciously his voice
has an I‘illiillliillll cadence, a wooing
now that Ibrlils thc thIrtI-I of his Ils
lulu-rs,
iu'. t'hupmnn‘s munncr of slucci‘iii'
In his \IIII‘k bcspruks Ibo Ilicuicd, pur-
ptnwl'tll artist. and infinitely more. a
iillill ot‘ tiod. llI- prcurltch ”11‘ simple
gospel with such earnestness. that
thousands of souls are turned towards
Ilod at each rI-vlval.
lir. I‘luipmnn was born in ItlI-luuouii.
IIIII., lll lh‘bii. He graduated from Lake
Fill'l‘lIl I‘IIivIu'sity lu Iltiii. and from
the Lane ’l‘lIcoloizlcul ticmluary three
years later III-Iorc becoming an emo-
Iiclial ho was a successful pastor In
New York IIIIII Philadelphia. thI only
lhlrtyonc yours of age lil‘ took charge
of ilcihauy (lburcb in Philadelphia
which has the largest Sunday t-icbonl
in America. lie is the author of II ‘Illllli-
her or books.
III the spring of 1007 lir. Chapman
tlicn Ilil‘ leader of cvanuciislic rain
patrols in many of the lending cities of
the llnitcd States and Canada joucd
forces with Mr. Charles Alcxaudcr th
Gospel sinner. to conduct revivals
throughout the world. They made a
tour around the world in I000. spend-
ing three months III Australia. visitins
and holding meetings also II .iapan
(limit. Korea. the Philippines and the
Hawaiian islands.
iir. Ilhaptnnn and Mr, Alexander
with their large party of helpers rel
turn from a trip to Wales. England
and Scotland IIII May i2. While away
they hold a bin revival lil Wales. tiar-
Illfi‘ being the center of the campaign,
Merwards there Were important can
fen-noes in England and Scotland.
May filth. iIr. Chapman and Mr
Alexander with their large party of
helpers return from It trip to Wales.
England. and Scotland on May I2.
Willie away they held a big revival In
\‘zltil
that threatened several places.
Wales. Uni-dill being tlIc center oi the
Fancy Potatoes,
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six months. it means new
Sold in boxes of six
$1.50. 2.00 0
Colors. black and tens.
$2.00 000
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$3.00 00X
as THEM.
FLOUR
This Week is Flour Week at t
appeal to you.
all the Best Kinds at a Small Profit.
SALE!
he Big Store.
We are selling
If the prices
why not buy?
Bag. 80c. MAUD S. BRA
Bag. 90c.
Bag. 90c.
Bag. 90c.
jONES’ SUPERLATIVE FLOUR.
PILLSBURY'S XXXX FLOUR.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR.
ND FLOUR. Bbi.. $6.35
Bbl.. $7.20
Bbl.. $7.20
Bbl.. $7.20
Best Creamery
Butter, lb., 320
83 and 85 Washington St.
A. F. Beckmann 81.00.
Phone 440.
South Nor-walk
To find whatever
Ours is iiol a
adjunct to your iii
17 WALL STREE
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campaign. Afterwluds them were lIII
portant conferences III England and
t-lcotland.
May 10th. Dr. (Thomson and Mr. AI~
exandcr will take part in a big meet-
ing III Carnegie Hall. New York. III the
lateral. of the city evangelistic Work
which is III charge of Rev. Dr. Arthur
.l. Smith.
Following that. will be a three day
conference in Atlantic (‘lty just before
the Presbyterian General Assembly.
'i‘bcn III the Assembly tour which up-
ens May Iii. fir. Chapman will give
his report of his campaign tour around
the world.
May 28. he will speak at the World's
Sunday School (ionvcution Which is III
be held in Washington I). ('3.
The latter part of Jilly he will speak
each day for a week in the amphithea-
ter at Chautaqua. N. Y. After that he
goes to the Stony Brook Assembly. at
Stony Brook. bong island. and will he
one or the speakers of the great Bible
ionisrence to be held there. Dr. Chap-
man and party will take cottages
there. and the evangelistic. headqusr l
if you don‘t iiv
Bushel. societies, 15}
.
Very Iiood Buttcr. lb... .......... 330 Walter Baker's Cocoa....-........18c
lllxtrn Fancy Butter. lb ...... . ..35c Walter Baker‘s Chocolate ......... 17c
flood Ems. per doz ................ 25!: .'l lbs. Pouches .................. ..250
Home Laid Hugs. pci doz ......... 30 5 lbs. Prunes ....... . ....... ......25c
it: Bug Don iiui Flour ............ 45¢ 3 lbs. Prunes ................. ....25¢
flag lion liur Flour. 80c: bbl. 06. 35 3 cans 'l‘omatoes.. ............... 25c
:t Cans Corn ....... . .............. 25cm; Cans Pens. . .. ............... ..25c
Strawberries. Toumiocs. sunburn, Radisbcs, Rhubarb, Asparagus. Cucumbers.
Bermuda Onions. New Pet atocs, Lettuce and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
so NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
you l‘liilllll'i‘ in lllt‘ l'lumbiup line If
you come here for It.
Silil‘) LINE but It (‘Ohii’LlC'i‘IC STOCK
cinbrncluu‘ everything that has provou its worth an an
tcben or bath room turnlsblugs.
c ucar Its cheaper to take a trolley III
The Jones & Hotcbkiss Co.
than to iniy clscwhcre.
T NORWALK, CONN.
tern will lll‘ ill Stony iirook dining tho
summer months
BURGLAR MAKES BIG HAUL.
M“
Steals 04.000 Worth of Jewelry from
Waterbury Doctor’s Houu.
WA'I‘iilltiilliiY. May Mira-Ono of the
biggest and boldest robberies for
many years was committed here Satin
din night when jewelry valued at
34, 000 was stolen from the residence of
Dr and ma ii. (i (‘ollicr at I18 Pros
pcct sticct. iiIIIeIIII dramas and cloth
ing in the house were ransacked while
the doctor and Mrs. Collier were call»
ing on tribune between 8 and 9:45 p.
m.
It itppcais from the circumstances
that. the deed was Well planned and
timed. It was particularly flaring. as
the Collier residence and all scene to
it, is well lighted by the glare of an
electric are light at the street. corner.
Mun y of the articles stolen are prince
less to Mrs, Collier. as they are helr~
looms.
Norwalk Chronicler