, it " e llphsm, pastor—r: st nml. with sermons by g. Msrslsnd. of Long is. it a». 11 .11. Mornino. .. . . .Gnri'eit “0 clap your hence. all ye 1, ...Hnydn ' rm soio‘-«"With verdure 1. ... ..... Haydn 1 Mrs. Smith ‘ 1 turtle is Adlai". .............1ll‘rost _ Evening. , _ iev outwit .(luilmaht , 1““! nm Alpha and . to aoioérirhii'dééii" . Miss Hump. y .... . Siobhihs . fit? E-flati. ....Hamer Methodist Church. Frank , motoerorninx worship, ith holy communion and recep- lmemhers. Sunday morning . .Wore covet-- ‘ nudity when) H: 05 o. no; 0. .21 it. superintendent. Epwarth one devotional service, 6: 30 p. m. .. on, "A Winning Start"; the lead- Will be clnrenco Cable nod Lester Evening service. '1: 30:1 tub of the sermon. ‘ "Good Ground rip". 'I‘uesdny.7 :45 p. in, class o3, led by F. 'i‘. Ruscoe. Wed- 8 ll 111.. entertainment in S 1 2? time is assured in this old- luhlonod Singing School; 7: 30 p m.. , gulsr business meeting of the “Addict Brotherhood: Thursday. mum, prayer and praise service. 0 p. on. Junior League. un ‘ .1 oodlrection of Mrs. Dwight 0‘ : ilép. m. Trove! Club at the More! Miss Osrolyn Smith. Music for tomorrow: Morning. 1 1’09“ ude—Medltatlon ....... Fingier ’ Qiiit et~—“0 Sal'ior of the Wild" ................ .....Goes “"1110 solo—“My Redeemer and my 4, ........ . ..... .......liuck do in F‘ ................. Stern ‘ Evening. «PreludewOiiertolre in C ..... Shockley Quartet—”Come unto me” ...... Nevin hutch-"(led is love" ........ Shelley , Mlude~Processionsi ' March ................. E. B. Smith 1 Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev. B. H. V. Gumbo. pastoerrenching at 11 a m.; Sabbath school at 12: 80 u. no; Allen Christian Endeavor League at 7 p. in: preaching by the pastor at ' 813.1111 subject. “The Blood and Its Significance. " This being the first _ Sunday of the month. the regular Monthly communion will be adminis. toned after the evening preaching and all of those who Were converted dur- indie two weeks‘ revivnl will also 1 .. tired. The choir will render specie. music. A song service will also he conducted before the evening preaching service, by Brothers I Mos- ley and 1. Houses. of Norfolk, Va. CONGREGATIONAL Tile South Norwnlir Congregational C 1- 0. Charles S. Macfnriand, pastor Allies-Worship at “1:30 a. m.. at whioiisthe sermon will be preached by tho poster. The Bible school young ... men's department and youn women ‘I do rtment. and Men‘s (.‘h stlan in tiny Club meet at 12 o'clock. At the Sunday Evening institute following the musical prelude at 7:15. the speak- ‘or will be Graham Taylor. of Chicago : um are free at all services and repellent. first Cohitféfistionsl Church. Nor ‘lit iotleorgei). Egbert. psstor~Morn entries at 10: 30; preaching by the Sunday school at 12:15 Even- idamrvice at 7: 30; the third in the . 83ml” evening talks on Hol- ' f uses Great Men.“ 1. ll. «stow Wednesday at 3. address .Macfarland on “The Mission ;.Ciiurch"; tea served by Y. P. S Intruder at 7: 30 Church ’ p Thursday at 8: a talk the Biblom‘llero and There in st thehigmt Church. Nor-walk. . in "a Mflertory in E. op. E.“ . .1».... . Ill'llatlote .tlolo-umi‘here is 1'. green hill ..... ........... (.tlonnod "Lotti us. 0 .‘l‘.......... F‘. H. Bt‘ECkott , all the Saints". absiiey i so! Sonata. . E Silas - g'loovoloaele: . ........ Symphonies. 1 bent my: a h 1 ‘ b. 6. bonds. All...“ Muss. whim. min on north; Sunday » “ Wt” t‘xfliflil‘ ..Stolner . “If; mtlc; 066. . the diocese have at present 496 chil- y 1 tion of the holy communion 1dr. «holy communion and sermon. 9:10:60; Sunday school at noon: the adminis- tration of the sacrament of Baptism ill. 2:30; mission Sunday school‘ at solution. at 72 80W to n, will be hi hi. All weico North Main street; South Norwolio at said time. SALVATION ARMY. Salvation ArmywServlceu will he held at the Salvation Army~hall to« night at 8:30 p. m., and tomorrow at it a. m. and 8 p. m.: Sunday school at 3 listing. 0‘: 20, led by F‘. ii. Bed-i p. in: Young People‘s Lesion 0.00:30 p. in. Open air meetings will be held. weather permitting. Adiutnnt and Mrs. Winierhottom. ofllcers in charge. A very interesting feature. of the Sun: dsy evening service will be the giving sway of a. beautiful baby. All are in viietl to them services. CHRISTiAN o NOE socia'rv. First Christian icnce'Society, of the reading room, Mesonlctbuildin, at ll s. m.1 Subject. February 6th. "Spirit." Testimony meeting Wednee~ vltcd. Reading room open to the pun iic esgh week day afternoon from 2:10 to 4: 0 wonsv cm WNTEES T0 R. R. commission. This consequential matter of so pointxnont of railroad commissioners. there being three vacancies in the board. is not bothering the Republican members of the general assembly at this timed/ct they are wondering. with good reason. what Governor Baldwin will do when he names A successor to William 0. Seymour. Also it may hr said that unless present laws are changed the governor will have the power of appointing an entirely sen railroad commission. Therefore men reason for the Republicans to think. Here is the piece for mention of tilt public utilities commission rind the court of commerce act. if they go through. then the governor will not have all the rights of appointment ac- cruing under the present law which empoWera him to fill three places on the railroad commission. When Orns mus R. Tyler died. Governor Weeks appointed Commissioner Doolittle to take hloqilace for the unexpired term Andrew F. Gates resigned and (‘om missioner Higgins was named in hit place With Mr Beymours death tum appointments for full lei ms are in pos session of the scrotum. The resignation of Mr. Gates caused it stir in political circles. But it \\'i-\i not long before his successor was unm- ed. Asa matter of fact Mr. Gator res igdstion did not take effect until hr and his friends so the gossips sat knew who was going to take his place and of course that line of gossip never came from the yellow building or Meadow street in which the offices at the New Haven road are located at thr present time. With the conilict on the court of commerce bill and the utilities bill as suggested by interests outside the railroad company there is this feel- ing. according to a well-informed ite- puh‘llcan member of the house that neither will pass. but that a compro- mise is likely. in other words. a con- tinuation of the railroad «sommission under slightly chnnged laws govern- ing its powers may be expected. ”The governor up so as for as he likes in the way of these Or any other appointments.‘ That is the sentiment expressed by a Republican leader whose word is not to be disrenrdod This same man said the governor can do as he likes concerning these up pointments towoll upholstered jobs “We can change the laws in a very few minutes. And the sovernor will be sitting on the nice leather lined chair and that is shout all he can do.‘ CATHOLIC STATIOTICB. (Catholic Transcript.) The following statistics give an idea of the work done by different institu- tions in the diocese: Hospitals mn- ducted by the Cothoiic sisterhood: enroll for 8.006 inflonts' durinmdiliil. Saint Francis ahoipilli. Hartford. ironed 3.314 patients; Saint Vincent: I. Bridgeport, 1.522: Saint lisrr'o WI- torbury. 2.406: Gain Raphui' s. New Heron. 1.160. Saint Joseph’ 0. Willi The orphnn Isyiums in dren. saint Francis asylum. New lin- von.liu bull“ children; the Polish Or» obtain in New Britoln lull“: Still Jamss’ asylum. Hartford. hos iii. ‘llhs Homes for the Mod snd loilrnt have 339 inmates. Saint Mary‘s home. West Hartford. iron "3 old would. 09 men and no women. Enlist Andrew‘s home in New Haven has lilo. 60 mo and 002 worsen. 1 - Thompk ville Catholics appreciate their dent church and dvinos neutral 1% to present it to the DIflWlho ”A! ”i“? mention winger v us your mm“ dot the Mory‘s lit. in . . uni; My}? ford“ Montreal: at district Broad Rivar‘ at 3; evening prayer and ’ ’ SWEDISH LUQ'GIERAN MfllOIAHi Milli. u, ‘ mivlbbs’? 7% ' ion from Geome- _ Noi‘wnlkaegnlnr Sunday services at any at ii p. to. To both services the 1 public is cordially and internally in ‘ emetic by Detective do 0. ii The ‘ s1 1 o‘;clock the second celebration of ill“ "‘ go Inderwcar A. Dickerman 81 Son 84 Washington st. So. Norwalk Telephone 446 to ’ '11'...‘ ‘” W REV. DR. POGBON 'l‘O PRIACH. Well known Pastor to Tell of His Gon- vertion at South Norwalk Bap- tist Church, “Reveries of the Communion Table" will be the pastor's subject at the Booth Norwalk ilaptlst Church, to- norrow morning. The Bible school at .lOGi’l. and the young people's service it 0. The droning service will afford l great treat. Dr. M. H. Pogson will oil the story of his conversion under the caption, “The Lilo Story of a dodern Prodigal. " full of romance and 1eiixicus reality The quartet and the new hymn book will be helpful fen- nres. The musical program for the lay: Morning. l’reludowf‘ommunion in E minor ............... win. i‘snikes \nthamw'l lay my sins on Jesus“ .................... linwlcy tomiisow' (‘omc unto .\ic‘ .'\\ usher liferturvw' ‘Thc friend uho wniieih nigh’ Macy ‘oailudew Largo from "Seven Words" ()miorio .................. i. lisydn Evening. ‘reludew—ilscaroile. . . Kuilakl‘auikes \iithetri-~"i will feed My ilocli" ..................... Slipper trenches -"ilni_v b‘nthcr. hear our cry" ....................... Trueito (memory—«Tenor solo. 'Adoro and be still" ..................... Gounod Edtttund E Crone Quartetu'When we stand before tho d” Kin; " ...................... Nevin l’mtlu'tie—«March in ii _ list ................. W. l6. Duncan BACKACHT. RHEUMATISM. SLEEP LESS!!!” result from disordered kidneys. Fo- ley Kidney Pills have helped others. they will help you. Mrs. J. ll. Mlllt'i‘, Syracuse. 07.7.. me: “For a in time i stiller-ed with kidney lroubc and rheumatism. i had severe immi- nches and felt all played out. After (siting two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills my backache is gone and Where i used to lie unite with rheumatic pains i now sleep in comfort. Foley Kidney Pills did wonderful things for me.‘ Try them new. The Bridge Pharmacy and W. F Wlmore A i W ALLEGED SHOPUFTII iN COURT. o—v‘ May Leonard. Ammo In Hartford. Wanted by onions Authorities. HARTFORD. Feb. tin—May Menard. held by the police on suspicion of be- ing a member of s lens that robbed a Chicago store on the night of Decors. per 4, getting away with 024.000 worth of fun. was in police court yesterdlr. and althouuh she «devout put to piss on my charge the court poured on or- der that she be held in 81.000 bond! for ten dsys to give the Chicano outh orities time to sci. The women no represented by John w. Coons as counsel. in addressing Judas Clerk. Mr. Coons said thoprocotlurs was. most unusual because his client wind not charged with using s in live from lustico or with th Clinic of i sit. Judge Clerk held that the evidences ms summit to show that lbw!“ l . authorities intended to exudate women so he continued use for too do under vhf/ind of? The important arrest will probably result in the clearisfi up of the for robbery in Oliioslo an t c pr? It, WW1 at on .u'vlio is hold at the ”More!!! swelling tho sir-rivet of s detective 1.0me it out i-«loemi women alvin: her new u that orchard. - 1 A GLIVIN 0001‘- ~ 1 lire. Norton was im the. levelrr 'milsre re iii noun-unme- s 00 we have inst. out; Maori: no clerks Maiosey Bold o ltoion Mileage lollk . coincident with the . 1Mounl re and "hind. ”A curious, sinuses ‘6 Dublin it is a convenient thins. is Horne csscs .nt boost. to there a lull record. its William Taylor: of Bridgeport, dis- covered in Doubly-y, Taylor was in company with Patrick Moionei‘. of North Adams, Mus, early Thursday ovenlns. when the latter sold a New York, New linen and Hartford rail road mileage book wilb only twenty- elxht of tho hoomupons gone, id tire dollars Patrolman Strenmsn and Daugherty, o; Dsnbury. learned of the transaction and concluding that the men but not come into [musics oi the hook honestly arrested them. it was ascertained after a little inquir) that the book. which was numbered 880260, was stolen from the railroad station at Wilton burglars who limbo into the piece on the nisbt 0! ianusri 20. ”i run prove that i was not in Wil ion on lnnunry 80." said Taylor. glee fully. "Do it." challenged the cops. "Just telephone ‘0 the Attorney of tho Litriiflcid jail on inquire about me," returned ‘l‘syior. no less confidently. ’l‘he ldtchfieid Joli was called by tele- phone and the police were informed that the records of. that institution showed that Taylor use confined in that institution on Junuary :0 and had not been rolouod until the followin! "llidnt i tell you said rsyior proudly. as well its thankfully. The other men. Msloney would not eds it any knouledsc of the mileage book and Although the policemen searched him to the skin in an eifori to find the money that he w supposed to have received for the it they Wore unable to find it They even look ed in his mouth and his hulr. Patrol man Crowd happened to enter the room while the search was in prep toss and was Just in time to scythe priwner drop something from his mouth. evidently to the hope tltnt he would not he observed The something proved to be a live dollar bill. How the man kept it (escorted to his momh during the search use a poetic to the officers. After the money was discovered lilo loney admitted that he had sold the mileage book and said that hon found it on a boom in a born in over Brook district. where he slept Wed. neoday night. The cases of both men Were continued for investigation. GR££N AND GAYNOH TO I! FREE ATLANTA. 0a.. Fob. 0.-Bouilmin D. Green and John ill. Gaynor. convict ed on the chorus of defrauding the covernmnt in the Savannah harbor work. by the aid of certain Oberlin if. 0s 1' and sent to this federsl title on he . will be no» men within it. insulin. The two, prisoners completed their term in the penitentiary ”also dsy and would be out new but for the line of 0675.676 At the end of 80 dolls till» they can so before the Upheld Butt-I clerk at Milli“. Win 0 non- hsr's oath and so where weyw wil. Thor term of imprisonment no for or veers. but the " service" time el lowed off been reduced the time. m who has been ill for yr?l& fore his incarceration. is and she completely restored to hell mwu-wm 1 LADI‘A,‘ siuooHLs otuo. The meetin of the ladies Pinoehie Club was yesterday afternoon, with live. Stout-t 0 Marine". of N0. 7 Both Plloo. East Not-walls. ltafreoli ments were served and“ o very pin out afternoon pound. the first «in us ”with lid!” liar-balloon» 0M.'HM1‘WI Vellum eon left um sire. motive tentative I maidens “new mwuml. dayI afternoon. February in out Imumr. Wise avenue. W to users we»... .17.i‘l1“‘.h.‘l‘.l111‘...""‘1..“ l r a ”More 1 dot-row no infligtehsiiy M scram .1... become recorded at. in Political 'Apehl redraw 1 with the um secretory bid ”tomcat * within fifteen days oiter election. Yes A‘ iv :7. - is ”80“?” fi Else .0. 1s. omui=11ss Spit Nearly $151M WWO h .. sharpest). Feb. one. biotin nor. . sbsch. politics! agent for United states Senator-elect George ll lichen of Sim-bury. recent candida“ for also- tion to, that oillce at the election held on Jenner-y 18, 101,1. ”step!“ tiled of funds received and upended for the candidate's election. in compil» ance with Scott 6, Chapter 2‘03. of the Public Act of 1909 which re- qulre every treasurer and political agent to file an itemized Itntement ‘in fact all terday was the last day within the prescribed time. Mr. ltorsbaok reports having received from Mr. McLean 810,000 and having a balance of 8458.49. The statement of exlendlturcs ham. Miner Gum ............. 46.00 Mutant Motlrath. clerical work .................. 150.00 R [1.8: C. 0. Britten. onto hire ....... ....... 30.00 Total ............. Monitor 10 was A COLD iN ONE DAY gagaulebAm'lt‘l‘YE shone guiding I III re no I. ey it nm to euro. wono‘inrs alt- natnre is on each boxw 35c. \ FUNCTiON OF THE EHUROH W W- DUSTRY. Will Be Considered Tomorm Even- log at the Donny Evening ‘ institute. ' The Sunday Evening institute. to- morrow evening. will consider one of the most important moral questions of the day. The Function of the Church in industry. The snooker, Graham Taylor. of Chicsgo is perhaps the beat. quniiflcd men in America to speak upon my in duotrlsi question in «coral and uses this question in particular. He has many times served as srhltrator in greet industrial conflictsand is as fearless no he is fair ml or odd...“ bal- anced as he is enthuslstslo. ”‘ At the present moment be is a min- her of the llilnois minis: commission and is on important personal influence in inner legislation. Tomorrow ennui he viii toil whot the moral utterance of mums and ministry ouoin to he sensation ruled in tho industrioi 3:007“ cl 0“! till;J When Cash e musical “rm-lo 7: i o‘clock end Mr. Mull: ill pin were unripe? "u p yn ll 3! ‘ . At the close the usual infernal re caption will be ‘im mm Torr] lol‘. LiLLlAN “from“ "fitment , . LAW one. . 1 mm item.mui~imrilt1 ? Melville flower. fbthenin‘lo‘w or doors Lillian Nordic: the WM 00%: infirm “vi ”$600007 0M” in ‘ ln‘ _ 1.507 £8,410"; ti??? on 11.; ,1. 150.1. ”33‘ mild 110. will it, At the Silk Section. ' Mitt. I? ’J o M R... co 51:111st 1857 THE new ween sums role on. 1 The first lines have arrived, and are more than ever pleasing, the charm of colors and neatncss of design sp- peeiing to all persons of good taste. The pattern} are in even or broken stripes of pink, blue black. green. lavender, shades. laid upon white grounds. All“ Women will like them, and the majority of men will find them ac» ccptnblc for negligc shirts. 39¢ a yard; 18% inches wide. ADDITIONS TO THE WHITE GOODS. New weaves in Fancy Cottons coming in every morn- Lawn Crossbars, Marquiaettes, Baiistcs and 'lhosc who intend making up dainty summer frocks out of wash material should inspect this display. Nov- FOR MEN AND BOYS. A number of decided bargains offered before the new Spring styles come in, and they are expected about the mid- dle of the month. 11 Neglige Shirts. coat style in sizes 14. 15.16% and 17 only. These wi'rc $1 50 and $2. 00, offered now at $1.00. If your size is here you will be glad. extra strong Elastic Suspenders, 25c value, at Boys‘ Blouses for ages 8 to i6 years, in grades worth Boys' Blouses of fine woven madras, worth $r. 00, at 69c Boys' Shirts of French Soisctte. attached collars, in sizes 13 and 13%. $r oo qualities to close out at 79c. Men 5 Wear Section, Main St. entrance. Waists for Women. An odd lot of Fancy Separate \l’aisisz, Silk. nicemiinc and colored nets, marked very low. Tailored Walsh: oi pcrcalc and white madras. Second floor. D. M. Read Co. foilowu: . Allyn House headquarters... S 7162. 58 J. Olin Howe. neWIliIilel' F pry specs. services, edvet'tltli mg a log. traveling expenses and R‘PPIC‘WS Eprinpng 'l ............... . 1,000.00 " was no .ettder." copies . and mailing .............. 15.00 em“ at 35c Pine rruiun Co. 221.00 ' 1 Greater Hort ord sdvs.‘ 25.00 .m._.............~ “““ imperial Garage Co. ........ 200.00 F. Harris. unto hire ....... . 300.00 "Wage Earner." copies 130.00 Hartford Conrnnt Co, mark. 1 ed copies ................ 80.50 Union Magoo Club. dinner. 45.85 So. hi. E. Telephone Co... . 370.80 A. Pindar (3070.. lithographs. 72.00 New llaven Register (10.. ‘fxsce god topless ........ . 150.00 Men' 5 " sto rose." cop es ...... 50.00 , "Palladium" odvs. election 19C. or 3 pairs for see i lcop to; ii ................. . 00.00 i no R l on Garage ....... 025.00 , . l.oa T. (‘nitisih Co, transpor— 506’ 39¢, 2 for 75¢ tntlon ................... 300.00 John 1‘. King. expenses of lichens headquarters in Bridgeport, stenogrnphers. telephones, etc. ........... 1,190.00 it. P. Way. auto hire. trsvei- 1 ins expenses and teie' phones .................. 450.00 Nelson Gennett. scr vices with auto ................... 110.00 P. W. Smith. transportation. 100.00 Wm. .l O‘Brien. monograph _ ...................... 52.00 F. L. Caulhlus. auiohirc ..... 100.00 i‘hsrics llrcwstor. auto hiro. 70.00 Charles Finite. auto hire 1 45.00 E. hiuuger. cariaros. horse , hire. etc ................. 95.00 ll iii. Holden. cosh paid eten oumphcrs. rentals. postage nod clerks mailing circu- lars. rental of typewriters. autos. telephones. trsvci- ing expenses, etc. ........ 2,200.10 .l. ll. Rornbaclt. general on» [loose account ........... 3,038.00 'Morniniz Journal and (Your- ier." copies and space ..... 200.00 ‘Middletown Bun.” space. 02.00 Capitol City Milo C0. ...... . 3l5.00 You See the Above Sign You ’know it represents the Pound Sterling, the Money Standard of England. tied the value of it. When You See the Name STERLING ooal‘isno, itrepresentsibehizheststandsrdoi the Piano Molers' Arf in the. United States of installments Does Your Plum need Train: or Painting? workmen on exports. 0]de or ’piione No.0; M. Sonnenberg Piano Company America. Rented to; Washington St. South N«wllk ‘ diet your Stove or repairs visit ‘1 i7 mu lime MONA? 1:1." I ‘ 1mm stonewall on lips: molten. 62v As washable as pcrcaic or ging- You never once 070V” LOOK Auk to the Merit! of Willow-but W‘s a decidod (immune to loss who know. We titer a‘as Gloves for cooking Ind beating. Parlor litmus thot will heat. end the famous Bionifortl Radios not will cosh—~17- know they' re right in every respect. 1116.! can Ii Helsinki-sec u 73%va solemn
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