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Special Lot of
White Bed 8 pr‘eailSi‘TsiI
Ii‘uii silo. friuib‘ with iirt oorno
M ”I“ m
Also no plots department of satin
and Scottish Quilte. from 759
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK . ‘
' EVENING BENTTNEL TELEPHONE
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CALLS
Gut—News Department
92-3-e-Bueineu Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwaik
890‘ ~Editor'a Residence
729-Hity vfioltorie Residence
Miss Loretta Driscoii. oi, Strawberry
Hill avenue. is ill at her home with an
attack of the grip.
Our BroQIers‘ lodge. No. 10. l. O.
0. F'.. rehearsed the second degree
last evening at their meeting in their
Wall street quarters.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Dr and Mrs. Albeit it. Barnum. of Port
Chester, New Yotlt. Mrs. liurnum was
folmeIiI Miss Mny Olsen, of Euro Nol-
walk.
William C: Twombley. exalted ruler
of Stamford Lodge of Elks. entertain-
ed the oillcers of the Lodge, Sunday.
at dinner at hid residence in East
Nurwalk.
. I
Bishop Nllun 1qu increased the sal-
aries oi the pastors of Roman Caiho
lic parishes from $800 to $1000. The
salaries of the assistants remain the
some. $500 a vear
The second session of tho inter-com-
puny pincchlo tournament of the South
Norwallt Fire Department will be held
this evening at the quarters of the
Fire Police in Washington utrcct.
Moll Curricr Henry 0. lluilcy is tak-
ing a day's vacation from his route to»
day. upon the advice of his physician.
Mr. Boiler has what appears to be a
case of blood poll-toning ill one of his
fingers. His route is being looked af-
ter by EdwardfiMcGownn. extra carrier.
Clarence Cram. of East avenue, wiI.
position as aaiotunan for the Bloc
lotw Varnish Company~ liochostcr. N
Y.. has secured it petition in the (‘ro
fut and Knapp lint factory in Watch
street and commenced his duties in
that place yesterday morning. He W3:
formerly employed there.
There will be a rehearsal of both
teams of Eureka Rebekah mdxe on
outlay/f “VI-IIiIIgI nuutrry 27. ’iho de-
gree wl lbe con cried on It class of
Iandidatcs on February 3 by the offl-
ters and teams of lost year. Every
member or both téat‘ns is requested to
.be prescutnt the rehearsal.
Miss Alice B. Kins. superintendent
of the N‘orwalit Hospital. continues to
remain at her parental home in Cone
do. where she has been visiting fo:
the past two months. She is ravine
for her brother. who is very seriously
ill The pssistnnt superintendent in at
present in charge of the hospital.
The entertainment committee of the
Star of Columbia Circle. No. 253. Com-
panions of the Forest. convened at thc
home of Mrs. M. .i. O'Brien. at 115
South Main street. Tuesday. evening.
After the usual business was executed
tho returns of their recent supper worr-
Imbmltted, to the great satisfaction oi
the members. as the receipts were fat
ahead of their expectations.
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Prof. C. E. iilpaley. M. 'i'.. located at
1210 Bushwiok avenue. Dinokiyn. foro
merly of South Norwallt was called to
this city in II professional trip one day
recently. l’Iof. Hlpsiey mill uthievcti
great success treatinl chronic and not
you; Illnesses. being I thoroughly com
potent and experienced mochanl thera-
pist. it in to be reunited he could not
remain here. but his friends wish him
all the success possible in his new lo-
cation.
A delouation of South Nurwmi ii“- .
men are planning to so to Port
tor. this evening. and attain! the
hall of Heller Hose Company.
which is planned to ho a, very fine at
e r.
mgr Prelident E. W.
riot nom uncouth-
., and to or Go in George W.
gait-duh. {filinammfiou Company.
om Harold
Chili Cheater. F.
numbered Willi.
Ito-I nun will Iiud total-«i a
93mm liloileu'a proposed bill tin
Clark Ind Assistant
(Purl: may club he
he .30th Nut-walk
thfi ,I“tobiimlmii at It Court of (folio .
meted Angular! bill atom on auhlli- I
i
tire New Haven
: “in or menu.
Among those who hove decided f
'll iiflll'i Piliilli"
Ministers listen or Churches
Are Denounced io‘r thinning
Away From Common People
That. the modern city church has
been running away from tho mlddlo'
classes; or "common people." and that
it lIas‘cuuuod the‘improssion that it
has no use for the general public. was
declined to be the reason why church
doors are shunned and pews are amp
Iy, ot the dinner of the Unitarian Club
oi New York, at its dinner at the lip
tel Manhattan. last night. The sub-
Ject. under ding usul was “The City's
Churches andg the “lye People," the
object being to lay plans for popuinriz
ing the church and bringing in the pub
lie.
"The fact of tho mutter is that the
people are suspicious of the church and
hate the ministers of the gospel " said
the Rev. John Haynes Holme. pati-
tor of the Church of the Messiat. New
York “The religious history of this
city is nothing but a record of church-
es mm ing up townmniways up town ~
leaving behind a mass of people wot
tel-lug in poverty and need and for
whom we have no message.
“Up on Mornluguide Heights there
in new building a great cathedral
wiIlIlI rapidly is becoming the scandal
or Christendom. Millions of dollurs
are being expended on that ningnltl‘
cent cditlcc. while the orguuizotiom
working for the suppression of tubcr-
culools. poverty and crime are crying
for the funds which they must have.
The great mass of the“ people have
come to feel not. that they have no use
for the church. but that the church
has no use for them. The modern
church is fleeing front the city to cel-
cape that bubonic. pluguc' of modern
'lelinlou—«cotmuon people"
The Rev Dr. Suluuci Schuimnu rub-
bl of the Temple Bethe] said this ion-
doucy was not so pronounced in tho
iewislI Church and plcadcd fat II great
or unity of crecdu. lie was TOHOWI’d
by the ich. Howard N Brown pastor
of Kings t‘.lI:Ipcl lloston and Clmrlcs
Stuizlc. .
PULLMAN RATES REDUCED
Nation-wide Cut“ of Twenty Por Cent. "
Becomes Effective on Next 3
Wednesday
Cl-llL‘AtiO, Jun. 2i3.~Anuuuncntncnt_
was made yesterday from the Pullman;
“:ommey offices here that arranged
trellis have been completed for the
application next Wednesday of their
new rate rules. which include II nu-2
Jon-Wide reduction of :30 per cent. lul
tractically all upper bciih tale» and In
and II cut ritnginlt from 25 cents in ii
20 per c.eut of all low or holths. ’l‘ he
new tariffs IIiIich hare licen filed
ivith the interstate Commerce (Zom-
minsion. perldo that where the 10w-
.Ir berth mic is $1.50 the rule for the
upper berth shall he "35 qui where.
the lower berth rate is more than
$1.50. the upper berth rule will be ill)
Ior (out low
rate scheme is the rstnblishmont of
In intermediate lower berth ruto
Heretoforo n rate 0! ti .50 has been coi-
.ectod for u certain» time and distance
Ind the next. higher rate amounted to
to per con-i more. The revised villas.
$1.75. 32.26, etc. have been put in
wherovor it won pecuniary to bring
mom on equalization of the lower
berth rates. New tourist uluopius cur
atoo also burn been filled There in
lo change in rates for lower berth: in
hose tariffs. but in the matter of up
per berths thorn is a cut of 20 per
oonL. with a minimum upper berth
Into of ti.
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BTEAMER QUEEN ON FIRE.
u—u—un
Passengers Taken Oil by Launches
Near an Francine.
FRANCISCO,
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SAN
steamer Queen.
last night while she was at an on?
Point Rem. returned. to on today.
with the ire still burning. or 92 pail.
nonzero were tattoo oft by launches.
which met. her in the stroiitn.
Tho vosui's ooIII pumps had been
playing on the fire from the outset,
and as she wan brousht to anchor the
two tire to of the city tire depart~
mom ioi iii the tight. undinxmi
streams or water into the forehol
tor the stoutnor was taken to the mud
A new feature of the» ’~
Jun. tilt—The.
on which broke out .
Big January Glee ‘ati
High grade House F I . shrugs Is now
on, With Reductions of 1-5 to 30%
GlobeWernicke Banknote rootrioteiiI
NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAW and that is why every article of Furni-
turo Carpets, Rugs. Matting. Oil Cloth and Linoleum is embraced in
this sale, for the need of floor space for our Boring block in immediate
and imperative. Decisive action is necessary now on our part. and o.
grand opportunity is offered you to save money on all numbness.
The A. J. COLLINS 8: “COMPANY
COUTH NORWALK.
12-18 NORTH MMN STREET
so WALL smear
NORMLK.
PHONE 433.
Everything in the'Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
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Merrill Graduates Make Rood.
1THIS FACT OUTWEIGHS A
THOUSAND CLAIMS
ENROLL Now...
Stamford
South Norwaik Port Chester
Come Here
this week expecting to find little lots of goods
marked way below cost to close.
Belts. NeckIvear. Children's Underwear,
Ribbon Remnants. Laces. Embroiddeize, Etc.
A visit to the store may mean quite a saving
for you on just the very things you need most.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington street
Victor ...... dison
Phonograph s
and Become
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F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
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it» off the Minion “Mt shore in or.
her that she slim
ii lilo! could ootbe endow of
‘g‘hecaueoni‘witic'h Who to tile Pl-
0 c ‘out no. r
“3: Puget houndu po‘ll'tl Meet tell
in not in uiu‘
corrupt ain't thZémh liltili “KIWI
until! “Mum
Fire steamers and “gum” «in town.
entrance of the gun. .HoweflrJ:
ton mionlshi hm- hipster. Contain Zen
cent e wit-clue memo ”to,“
be into" the flip under more out2
would reach port safely . II
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wannuno mm It gm.
nor mum om: lumen. mu
lie Inna it our ‘
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conic, clinches in it so that it will be
lose artistic.
Utronn Becker‘s.
The rules committee in meeting to
titty to consider some Ipocihl rules on
specific bills that are to come up with.
in a few darn: end there in a gener-
Itl undertitondi that. the meeting
will not close at thout seeing some ac~
tion on the Hill resolution. The on-
Dearauoo before the committee in be-
half of the bill of novel-Iii of the most
prominent members of the house who
were framoi'p or supporters of the
Payne Aldrich tariff law gave the
rule a strong backing: and there
doesn‘t seem to ho a chance for the
committee to dodge action. however
much some or them would like to.
Rapid Freon”.
The reportin from the Ways and
Means commit. so yesterday of the
bill for a permanent tariff board.
with practically all the powers or a
tarlif commission and the reporting of
‘the Hill resolution to aid roilslon of
‘the tat-ll! schedule by schedule a day
.or two later will mark a great ad-
vance toward a scientific revision of
ithe tariff, based on the difference in
the cost of production at home and
abroad.
i And in the light for that end, Repre-
‘sonintive Hill has hecn conspicuous.
‘ its it member of the House Ways and
. Means Committee. be has been a tight:
.er for a term commission or board that
twill hove power to get information
I that will be needed When the. tariff
schedules are to he Ilnkemd with
again. To some. extent. be. bus repre-
sented the president on the Commit-
tee and hits satisfaction at the result.
when he discussed the details of
Tariff board bill reported unanimous-
ly from the Ways and Means commit-
ioc yesterday, was unoonceslcd. He
feels that the board Ii been given auf—
ticleni power to accomplish great rc-
iloor to gut action in the measure be-
Iore the pros sent short session has pro-
ceeded much farther \
Some Black Clouds.
Ominous hintk clouds are looming
up in the horizon ou- the prospects for
invertible action for n 'i‘at'itl‘ board or
commission at this session in the sen-
ntc. Senator Hey burn and iinlley have
both sold on the the floor that they did
not think such legislation would pass
III this session “or at Itovothor Item
sion.” added Senator iioyhurn. The
insurgents and several of the cannon
votive: of the senate. however. are
pushing for action and they may be
able to overcome everything except a
filibuator. Such II move by the oppon-
cuts of the plan in the senate. it is be
licred would prove successful. because
of lht‘ jam of legislation that confronts
it during the remaining five weeks of
the session. A sacrifice of the tariff
commission or board on the altar of
general appropriation hills. to avoid an
extra nes'sion IIoulIl probably be made
by the senate leaders
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—Everyhody's friend-”Dr. Thoma:
Eclectrio Oil. Cures toothache. our
ache. core throat. Heals cuts, bruises.
welds .Stopa any pain.
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STATE PRISON REPORT.
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Show: increase of Crime otf Part oi
Alien inhabitants
The report of the directors of the
state prison It \I'ethorallcld for the
year will an submitted to the govern
or ehowa that for the year which
ended Sept. 30 ihdre were 605 prison-
ers. of . whom 256 were foreign
born. or 4‘2 per cent. of the total outn-
bor. which is an increase of 5 per
cent. in four years. in connection
‘iih this, the directors say that while
it does not allow an innroaro in crime
in the state. it does show ”a decided
increase in crime in toroim- born. "
The earnings nod income for the
year by the warden‘s report Imountl
. ed to $81,898.66. The income from
convict labor amounted to 375.9“.02.
The cost per them of the prisoners
for the your wan «I39 cents. During
the your 172 prisoners were received.
It: were taken from the prison. two
of whom committal; suicide and one
was hanged. in the insane ward ut
the end of the your were 37.
(if the prisoners (389 were men and
iii women New Haven county sent
the (realest number. 5?: Hartmrd
next with iii. and Fairllold third with
3!. Of the prisoners. no were be
tween the use of :5 and 30...,and
til between so and 25. Two were
between to and 76. I
to wall enact—tomb}. my «not. Momtmonn.
“Him Ofllfl' Militant“
0f the occupatione of the convicts
iii were laborers; 88 tat-triers anon"
r.
plotted mu trimmer n here. 0f the
prisoners all We be it thin IItIitoz‘
tilt in ltaiy; so from New York: no
ligand mueachulott‘e‘ywdé frog
0 M. In
convicted ot- murder i «the mo
dance: it with maul with intent
to itiii: as with Item y burglary;
. .90
out had: 436 used minimum
Elohim; its Ignored public ”:20?
i
. ~ were no? ed.
the’
suits; and he has announced his in,
tentlon to work tooth and nail on the
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Window Glass of every description. (Inc. two and threoply Tar;
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one way to help them—«b
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examine eyol. THIR
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Optician
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Arc of the but that are found here. Nothing better and . . .
er. in our line on the face of the earth. Quality mode
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