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AGE CURTAINS AND PORTIEREB.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
We give ow: Trading Stamps
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beautifully. hides scratches.
leaves no odor ‘ does for
‘ woodwork what metal p01-
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Wotan Churrit is being held in Holy
Clogs Lutheran Church at St. Louis. -
insoles from all parts or the Untied . .
rand Canada. irom Brazil and‘
udin. numbering approximately .
in attendance. The Missouri TWO Stores
which was founded by Dr. C. film-walk
hither. the foremost lltttitterun
3km in America, in the largest
_ , many Lutheran church , bodies .
Minnow world. its 2.2!3 pastoral
_°".clxargo or 2,780 congregationn‘
. 1031 initiations. with u combinodl
Werrhip or 378,654 soul... of whiah‘
37 are commullnicanis. 2.180 put-o»,
,lchools are maintained which are‘
mm by 03.890 pupils. 'l‘hn num-
otvlsnnday school children in 53¢
. The Synod conducts twu that»
l‘ oemlnnricn. one at submits;
.. and one at Springfield. ill. two
"finite" nomination. one at Addison.
. > ‘0 one at Bownrd. Nob. nnd Mill
‘ m in’rnrlouwrtn or the; noun»
olefin? it general classical-
Prtttclsrtro and teachers mun
iii students. 1.790.
hm number or hospitals. orphcn
and other charitable institu-
lib also maintained. tiller the:
Millie oror 3250.000 have
rliiutod dorlnr tho‘lsrt your.
» ‘ his purport” over 3115.000.
oil is divided into 20 dis»
South Norwalii
cnua‘crt catamarans.
Grace finish Notes.
Tuesdaywtlirls’ Friendly Society
in the Guild room at 7:30.
WoduesdnrwWoman's Guild. with
Mrs. E. A. Woodward. 60 North Main
street. South Norwaiit. at 2:30. Junior
Aulxllinry in the Guild room. at 3:45.
Thitfidnywknlghtl of King Arthur
at 7:30.
Friday-«Choir rohoarill at 7:30.
Knight strut It. M. E. church.
Tuesday pruning-Mn. grand tnrewull
peolwltoo ttoclnl. given under the our
pic" or the Willing Workors' Circle.
It the church. Addresses by protub
nont sponlturtt. and reductions by no
left talent: the pinning will be or s
classical mturo. Adminlnn iron. and
refreshments will be served iron. All
out invited.
‘Wndnortrlay nronlngwtlhnir reboun-
sl. in Pine tltrnot. ,
Thursday circuitry—Lain. bullion»
mooring at tho Willing Workera' Cirillo
oi the colll‘ut'silrlo rear lit the portion»
ago.
Friday nvoulnumimt oiliolai meet-
ing of tho conference year. election or
church and conference utilrn‘rs. 'i‘ho
munitions urn earnestly reduction to be
present.
or Nov York common];
0 district. with which the
with» tlhnrclt and its use
no Mondrian mph.
; it Baotou. hath, lilo.
writing to milmricru:
on the railmtt. my work
in “imitation nitrite
miserable and all
it iii/eon ultimo ruler
‘ d outline duyi‘oot‘hn
, .l begun thrown
The'ihilafllflili‘tllit) elem
other than i, hurts
corn”: The porno
My
aortic hallo/Am. ,
VMlllitllfiMWJ. ll. linitloi, (3." ti.
Wont, .lr.. ill. ’1‘. (lattes. mankind? W.
’4') Jimfifll We Ill. grim, (“Milk Fl B.
firth. r. n. liedenberii‘. ll. hurntt‘niu.
iii. Boone. ill. 0. more. T. {indolent ii.
a. Hodges. it. it; durum. he
" iii: (3. lirviigfil. Rbhhdltli.
ere. hayride; T at
i than us it réintes to fill. Paul‘s Church
A
‘ rho‘moratllon in the consecration" of s.
, tho ushers or its predecessor.
"‘Apnhtio of the Now World." conso-
‘ oratod tho third ulturoh offered to the
tillll r ~’
(Continpéd tronuwll‘lrpt Page.)
mm
history. toilowtl: _ , ‘1
. g Thirspoolai occasion or today'li popl-
ohurch which literally sprung from
it is a
century and a quarter since the that
llishop oi’ t‘louuortioni, known as the
aorvico 01’ God by tho churchmen of
.llilli place. We urn panning through
the 170th your in the history, of this
parish; it in hourly 170 years since,
the more atrocious and, dignified build-
it... was begun which attentive were
replaced the small .utructu'r‘s in which
the adherents oi the Church of Eng:
land here moi tor worship. and 100
since it was completed; next July will
rum-it tho 132d anniversary or the
burning of that church by a torch
which should never have been lip-.
building in which We are ausctubiod7
York. in the cutorcoti obscure ‘
lilahop illowuoil. l
l'lul. tho consecration ol‘ that third:
building was an event of no little lug
ternst in the history or our church‘lu‘
this lund. Our limit binhop hurl rc»:
.turnod to this country utter receim
lot; from the iliehopc ot‘ the "(‘ntboilc:
romaindor of the patient Church of
Scotland" that “tree. vuiid. and purely
ecclesiastical episoopncy" which they
hurl it. in their power to bestow "t:utt_
oi the abundance oi their porol‘ty”~-v.
may their brave and pious deed be?
over hold in thankful remembrance w '5
iiild in August. mo. he had met his.
clergy itt hliildlelown unrl hurl held;
there his iirut ordination. Then. on?
luring upon his busy and inlthlni epia.’
pollute of twelve yarn. he won cailedi
upon in the next your to conscct‘uto.
the new church in this place. and thunl
to discharge for the lirttt time in this;
land the sacred episcopal iuurtiou or‘
giving it special pleasing and cotton-3
oration to it place 01 worship. 1
0i courao. many such buildings had.
been designnicd and (indicated tor sn-
cred purposes in vuriour parts of the‘
country in tho nearly hundred and
eighty years which had panned since
the settlers ut Jnmestown had provid-
ed uccording to their means a (it place
. for the worship of God. um! by in-i
tcntiou and use they hurt been set
«port from "unitullowed. worldly and
nutrition or the 'l‘riuutt tied in accord-
ance with the ritcn and usage: 0! the
(‘httrrh oi England; but here rim to
all this land won it church iorinaily
rousorruied.
Wu do not know what form Bishop
Sonllury titled in concorrtttiuu Si. l’aui‘n
tiltnrch. Nurwnlk. and the eleven other
.tlturcltts which he ottnnocruted during
his opiaoopnte. or Bishop Jarvis in
‘wliltli he turlornted a like cervical bo-
roro the connerrntiou omen in the
i’rnyor [look was set lorlh in 1799.
tint on iliobop Audrcwn‘ olhce for the
consecration of 0 church nppearn to
have boon customarily used in tiny
‘aud rur runny lentil liulnro thin date.
we may feel prriiy confident that this
iotm. truth which indeed that in tho
Prayer ilooi: was lotion. who used
hum and elsewhere an occasion rennin
('tl. iii in interacting to new in pano-
lnit that the authorized term or rou-
necrntion. displacing and almost coo
thinly growing out or that oiled hot-o.
lilul the office oi institution drawn up
here. were both um! for the tirnt time
in tilt. Junior Church. Derby. in No-
vember. i799).
Our special commontnrhllon today.
thrroi‘oro. touches on all tho hintory
of tho church in (hill country. and”
plum the name or. this purl-ii at the
head of tho long list or those who liars
nuhcd and «would the blotting or an
outcrop-l ccnurrtttlon lot'rtholr planet
of wot-chip which they have providod.
lint 1with thin npeelrti. and at the
some limo in on: rouse general. com»
momorntlou. It is but «only that no
shuttlii pianos ovnr the hill pnriod oi
limo in which n lti‘lKlW' that
churrhnten horn been in Nortrttllt and
tin- troll-nigh one and thrmnnrtsr
onuturiou which hora policed rineo this
parish wart amounted. (With the pub
tattoo of Derby and liidxehoid. which
intro tho time use in your. it incrim-
oti to clever: the number or pariuitns
withln‘ths loiony oi (lonnoctlcutl. ’
l’i‘ho mind not: hack to tho summer
or ildh ‘sudto tho tumour; ride oi
(tutorial dutch multicolor encoding the
nor. (lattice Muirson or his «long
tho churn tuft for us titratlord. rm
must have poured through ‘ worth.
whim tit ‘ minty oi the turnout goo
, ore than‘f‘vhnltnt ‘ tar:
no growth. 0 Unbound
humor they hand? on?
common uses“ rind devoted to the!
i
enuuucrnrlng the three churches tor
here it the church; or -
. . . ‘ . 800
gallon of the G qpol‘l‘in “Fulrfleld and
Norwailt. his thitldcnce‘““beins hi the
Milt-timed niece; ten inn hisalobora
to otho" tone“ 5 Wilbur-
A ‘ ”ll “Weill to Blair
tulips;
, .“hud nil lihtchrotn-
or.“Richurd Caner. who had come to
Pairfleld‘ as atmdiéhhi’tnr his gradual
lion, acted as laylreuder.
Ill 1737. no halt been already noted.
the pariah wan organized. and a small
church was built; it blood on the
northeast corner or the present church
grounds. Henry (Inner returned to
this cure. leaping it in 1740. utter-neat:-
iv twenty yourn‘ servico. to take
charge of the King's Chapel in Boston.
lie was here long enough to see a now
and more spacious church begun nud
(apparently) occu rind. the first build-
ing being turnodi into n parsonage;
and when he trout away he noted that
16W .lor the “from.
our titles: tutti
.‘lbIlI'iillilllii
Dandrul nowrliitld tater! 'l‘ho sumo
in true or'scalii disease. In tact ‘hlllll'
hens lit a scalp disease. The trouble
with the greatly halves and lotions. the
unfilled dnndrul‘i and «chip cums you
i
anything but temporarily relieve the
itching and cairn tho dandruff so it.
doom‘t mil until it's dried out stain.
Nothing can onrewt’cnlly cure HilOll
troubiott but it real scuip medicine that
will hill the (germs cunning dunllrnil’
and scalp illilcuso.
Learning from leading follow drug~
git-us throughout America that: they
had found it willirwlnd cure for dund»
ruff. eczema and all distances of 1th
akin and scalp the l’iaiutcd Drug Store ;
the twelve cornmnulcnnte whom. he
hud touud in Fairileid when he first
name there hltd increased to 08, uud
plied to it: on the 8th day of Septem‘ 1 that lit Norwnlk, where there worn!
her next it will he 70 youra since the=uono rt sctlro of years before. ho lott‘
115. Mr. Cutter left llouton oi the
Walt concur-rated by the Bishop of New ‘. beginning of the Revolution. went to:
of? lialllux lllltl London. rotutnnd to ilric-j
ml in Rhodo inland, nud ill the Rite;
of 02. six yours nitcr illshup sunburn;
hurl consent-uteri ii third church herd}
died in London. ills brother Richard
lllltl died lltrnc
~..
41.3,
was ordulucd in l
pours lhlor.
Nineteen yours wan tho
church in building itinl luruinhipg. u
bull lining ulno providml. The purisiu
no oironi; under the inner hrnthorr,
surpassed indeed by “one uxcept per
hops tho morhor parish ui Straiinrd.
d’hciiuod iu airongth. largely on. ac.
count or the initurca or its attempts
to comm a settled clergyman; and
thin tloubtluaa nus u rcuson for the
long delay in tho coruplrtion (it tho
building.
The churchmen hora luttltt‘d ior clorv.
icnl sort‘icon and postural cure. as it
would chem. to the Rev. lbouccer Dill
bloc, utiesionnry of the united cnron oi
Stamford and Greenwich. the history
or whose halt-century or mlnlntcrlsl‘
lilo belongs especially in Stamford.
When he died. it wait until of him that
ho had become endeared to all his peo-
ple "by his unwavering devotion to’
their boot intoresis. his holy lite. and
unrotuiiied seal in the panic oi Christ
and His church.“
l. But the history hi this parish was
destined to be honored by tho names.
or men who should hour a notable port
in the church or thr- laud.
Faervod here u lay read. r tor two your
,atter hilt ntnduuti‘oh'nom mileage n
young than or promtau. named Jere.
=mirth interning. .\ltr~r‘ lilo ordination
inbrtud. he was anrlgncd to duty as
lumber and «nail-tum at 'l‘rinit;
_t'htirch. Aowpttrt. and mount. in 175th.
' he won irauttiurrul to this plant. where
rho remained ior menu-one yours.
Hurry and anxious years they were.
in politics eve-ills were moving on
towuldl the war or too Revolution:
in church matters there came the in,
.ltui‘t: men on both side. new braver.
and united more und more patience
and courage.
mind and ready pop into the control
version at those tutor colonial times.
He rtood an a brute champion between
two adversarial, strong upholdertt oi
the congregational polity, Noah Hut
hint or F'Iltllold nod Mirth Written 0
Stamford.
author“). dortrtust. and worship or
die tlnutnh 0i i-Ltutland. lie wrote on
belts." or the clergy or Connecticut to
tilt! lilohop or London, urging. its oth-
ors had done and were doing. the pro-
vision or 'binhopa tor the colonlnn,
title or the ocean utioopt “out of malice
or more wnntoitnnnl."
limit. in with or thmitlnnd actual
until at hie lilo. road the Prayorfailloolr
wtfifl'lt!” in public. with the petition:
for the lung. durinp'ths‘ whole period
or the war. Mr. Looming. Mutts he;
out I '10th undiludcohrrodhlmonlh
rm Mind in a cold limit. hurried oil
to ‘thor/otutntr jail. and left without
hurt or lir’omith tho result tactile, watt
until at on hip woman. s cripple
thrills. W g __'
, Within trail to, mound 991““ years
‘ {4113M}; or» honorarium. not!“
‘thoco‘rniiinrtdht do i 'i'rron. altar
“ it to ‘Nlirwl’tllt
. ill lib .
l
second
Thorn had‘
.evilnbin brrnlt-up and discouragement; ‘
htr. Looming entered with quick
‘ 7 filial: own homes. and Mr. i‘ltbbleu or-
and \lgiuouhly dolonded the. llciutod tor them as he was able.
“M 5 third dollars. Ho had bcougnn unclut-
niilrntlnu that none opposed it on thin“. mm..." of Trinity Churrh. Now
(in Mr. Bunch at Newton Anti “blur”, we are astound. mm a gchoIIl‘
warning. who become the senior chm
Brown or Connecticut whonw‘nr. Join»
non died '“ 1772. “m” ‘ ”WW m'lio Work and courage. tor purinhlonere
nponnibllity. which grow heavier as . at oncontndo plans tor mum” ‘ new
tltnc paused one and tho colonic; “mlchurch on tho old rite. of the ”m.
outlining to odor upon Matinee to ; nice a. {.5 former. nil lent long bcaldcu
the crown: 'l’hnclurn tort thematic-rim ““91. and the chancel. and it:
under this strongest obligations to hold incl. “ml '1‘“. tirnbor “1” out. hown
tutti. oaths of allegiance which»thoi'&und drown, inltho winter. and below
had taken at the ordination. nod many a up. autopilot-ii it was ready tor the
of them dnrod not new Miami! ”unflinching. it is probable that it was
in declaring their nonfiction or in '“K‘liluiahud. and that u... ”raptor hurl not
“‘1‘ “155" ”will” 10 WNW WW" Wilton the trees which ,Itil‘i adorn the
‘nu proving to the inhomiorios coin?
l pounding the treatment limit it is the
imost prominent drug titoro in this
city uncured the agency for tho route»
tiy t’i‘hic remedy it: Znnto. lilo clcnu.
liquid prcpnnrilon that kills the germ:
or (license and Zomo Soon to wash 'thcf
scalp or nitiu rleur and c-lcuu oi the.
rinntiruii or Fl‘l‘lt? and by its unllsoptlr"
q-iulitiec motlto and ltrul. .
Sold opal gunruntruri by drugiriats?
ever} whore and in Smith Norwulk ll) 3
It. ll. l’luislod.
i
l
«minor. with wnro t-iaitlug till for their:
allegiance to tho cuneo ot‘ lhllillillld and .
of England‘s church. Mr. Learning.
who lost everything carom. as he sold.
the tippnrol uhicit out; on his. bitch.
‘ was curried by u bond of iirvuuinn eol- ‘
thorn in the l’lrltluh mtttmuttdnr. and
when to New York, wherc he remained
until thn end of the war.
When the clergy of t'onui-cticui hint
on tho memorable thrill of March. 1733.!
and decided to elect s bishop nod to:
trend hint in scorch oi cortnerrutlnu tnl
England and Scotland. their choice fell ?
first on Mr. Learning and. tailing him;
on Samuel talcuhurr. son or the former;
'tuiralonary or New London. either or,
lhcm being judged a tit than for thug
curred onion and duty. The ioruwrl
judged that hill ago rind inhrmltie’o;
‘ would not allow him to carry tho “are;
den. and. us you well ltuow. in. .
bury become our first bishop. while’
‘ Air. Learning preached the summit"
i when his olcrgy met and “recognized"
him on his superior.
Mr. interning later became rector at ;
EStmtrnrd. declining an election M co-i
j udiuior bishop tor Connecticut. when:1
itlmouwnt a possibility of the pond or2
perpetuating the Scottish succesniorl.
inking an active and influential part;
in the amputation ut the clrrrh in}
tho United Station. and living to in- ihcf
oldest. church clergyman in it»
try. "A small. emaciated o‘ ,
.vory lame. toiuily blind. but tumd‘
nrllpced. Quick and gorilla.” he died in:
New Haven in lth. (in Nil tomb-I
stone. recently restored. we may read .
the terse words: “Well instructed. 05‘;
pricinllti in hilt holy oflice; unramiiting’l
in his labors; churitnhiy patient. and.
int primitive mealtime: respected. rt»;
voted and beloved in life. and lamnnled l
‘5 in death."
‘ For some live yearn utter "tho burn-
ing." while the town was slowly re.
icoreling. from the disaster which had;
ibciallou it. the churchmen here word
'shippod in a temporary structure. which ;
«they built before they reconstructed
l
i in December. X784. on the promotion
50! lilow’hrlr by the British. the Rev.
ilohn howdon accepted the charge oi
lilttl pcrish at a salary or £8? a your»
,0 pound thou help; three and one-
t‘orlt. and when his voice inllad. a fill
linen! of Jamaica. on Long inland. He
'1 and I man at common some. Ho intuit
gallo have had powers of inspiring man
site. before Bishop fielhtlt‘y arrived in '
kaonncctlcnt: and to it tho hilltop
tune in “tho following rear. now a con-
tury and. it ulterior ago. to accept the
building lii‘fldll'li name bud to cotton
crutch. it watt ’llufrimmtidllltflly pew»
ed ‘nn’d turuitiheti. hutit won it entirely
yourlhlstorisuz, “its vaulted ceiling.
with dependant chandeliers. it: chaste
pulpit. and circulation doth. no heat
communion tunic with circular roll.
:u‘r‘e‘ it‘ll“ remotuliercd. while its pro ,
letting oriental-mu west endltower,
and restraint nslrryvnrpiuuranoiul spire.
' til 7 _ inhibit-uypupiurtriu
' in utilizing green. iorml
t‘ilhr id.
have tried no for is that they don‘t do ‘~
ttructuru ”within and without. hays ‘
Enlahltahrh 1052'.
iii. that dummy; 4.
0
“will in
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No mattcrwltore one lives. if'thcrc is only space to
hang a Cotlch Hammock, it is a desirable piece of furni~
titre. Upper or lowrr balcony ofhn apartment ltouisc. cot-
tttgc porch, or wide manly vorriiltlu. pcrgolu or
house, nearly everyone can make room for
where.
fillilll:lll’l'
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Some of the. Newest Models.
White with, steel spring, green tufted mattress, five inch-
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The same model as above with one shield, $9.00
Khaki Hammock, steel springs and one shield. $8.75
Green Hammock. steel springs and one shield, $8.75
Standards for Hamrnacks, iron. $3.75
wood. $445 ,.
Awnings,
$6.00 and $7.50.
Standards for same.
$3.50 and $5.00.
Slmwnmrt the lower iltlor.
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Japanese Embroidered Scat‘fs. i‘luny edge. 15‘ x so. $3.50.
Shams to match, 30 x ()0. $3.00.
Arabian Lace Centers, very handsome. $4.50 to $9.75.
Scarves. 28 x 40. $4.50 and $6.00.
Venetian Lace Scarves. 15 x 54, $6.50.
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