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MAIONIG DIRIOTORY.
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Ilesta in Masonic Buildlnx. South
' l, ’ Iain street. 1st and 8d Tueada
. . each mouth-July and August on
copied—at ‘8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited
‘ H. cFlynn. W. M nobert M. Wilcox.
Iutler Chapter, N0. 88. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. Bdllth.
Main street. 2d and sin Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus‘,’
Guyer, .8. P. Rdhert M. Wilcox.
ERS' ASSOCIATiON
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Vice-president, Charles J. Pidgson
Frank W. Hadley, Secretory
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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ONE ON THE GOVERNOR? rpm...
The disillsslon hciweeh Gowrnor chummfl‘
Baldwin and lie .‘Mr. Lallphcnr ovcr
Piiillllil lulu
u liiliilllllili
A Stirring nTme from Dr.
Bondsman to the cm
lllev. Arthur H Geodeiiouch. m1. of
Stamford. district superintendent. has
sent the tollowina letter to the chinch-
as over which he has supervision:
"My Dear Friends and FeilthMeth-
edicts: it is with some tniszivlng that
i send out this letter. but the impulse
. to do so is so strong that lam impelled
to retard. it forth in the name of the
our adorable Lord. It is known to us
all that the church is under fire. it is
repeatedly said that the church is de-
'clining. and that its work is done. I
am not now saying anything about the
reasonableness of such a serious
The thing to think about is,
that. we are the church. Our canals
and devotion are involved.
Church people themselves. 0! many of
are the severest critics of the
Thai is an attack on our-
The church is the body of
, God's hppoinicd way of
preaching the gospel to the nations.
‘ and dill! way of saving the world. God
must be grieved over what He has to
look upon ill Ills church. I beseech
you. therefore, one and all, to halt;
take time l0 think and pray. Then
turn to God with earnest intent and
fixed determination to live rinhteouely,
soberiy and godly before the world.
This, and this alone. will christianlze
the church and advance the. kingdom.
"May i be permitted to mhntion a
low of the weaknesses? i speak from
of the district. your
minister. and l have had our heart-to
heart talk. Now please bear inc in thoi
There are thrifty and thriving
’ There are many among us
who adorn the (‘brisiinn religion with
them.
0. . church.
ROBERT M. Wit-COXrMfl . selves.
' IERCHANTI' AND rumor-aorta?- '
. the
the 61'0““) MM bill '9 "NW“WW‘l a holy llfc. and active service. Thank
Governor linidwlu replied to Mr. [.51an w,
But there are too
1. . 3 phcar that he thought a general law: many 'who turn loosely away from am.
. permitting hotel licenses on pelltiol
of a majority of the voters was u
that thcsc sumo lid-license towns hurt]
already voted uo-liccuae and conse
‘good thing. Mr. LaIlphear rctoritlpnmp~
bio.
responsibility and real work. This dfii~
=vltios the army, and often loses ‘ the
This fact makes the pastor‘s
work heavier. and sometimes lmpossb
Warring factions
queuiiy lhc proposal of the goverum .nro [hp dovll'a poppy.
ill a church
In many pls.
15 “‘1“ 1‘ recall he‘cstahlished, so that ices he rides to hilarious success. That
.it a majority of the voters vote no :15 mt. (longhl
Luck of business meth-
license. ”W." may POPE!“ “HM V0"? M od. 0! incompetent iinunceorlua stifle
marlin-l: a paper signifying their will the spiritual life and handicap the
111311038 ‘0 have [i revoked. Th” thuuchsusefulness.
Salaries and bills
strikes 113 88 MPH)" “PM getting 0i" should he paid promptly. They can be
on his excellency.»-linrtford Cour-uni
-~——o——-———'~ gm. ,
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
St. Louis has cornered the market
in bear meat. onibldding (lilfllam cll‘
“ ‘ idea the fact that, tinI tiger is fooling ‘
a hit out of sorts those days and l
appears to be mother a gloom Thanks} i
giling week for tho nlcthpolis —~l’ort
land Picss
the Visible supply. Add to this slim}!
l). Rocke'fcller is merely a phllanthru-t
pic, generous coinvester ill a dcrclol‘w
went scheme. what fools were on ihl)
j reputations.
1 even by
iperdii inn.
If the Merrits are all liars and Job! {the
1 church.
1with proper. methods, faithfully work-
(‘llnrches are like folk: they have
rcpniuiion marred
.ircmiiac'itcs never wins the
icnniidcncc and respect of ono's nclgtli
rboresor tilt; church‘s consiilucncy. All
. this is the maple‘s business. The time
.1)” «tune for personal'hcurl-st‘archlng
and full consecration
member max block the whole church
and make it cam for people to no to
Thc call from hravcn is to
members of ever)’
The sins and sorrows of the
imnliiiudoa crv aloud to us oil for bci-
tcr living and holy zilnl.
The indifferent
Take time in
Jury that gm... the Merrlts 8 $94“, send your Bible and to pray in your
000 verdict against the millionaire a‘rt
Duluth in 1894. and what an ctlsv m: lrlt
was .lohn D. to (Illnlll‘bml'iill fol $42 a.»
(look-Boston Globe.
- Figures made known by tho‘ccnsul
_._ L, I gratifying success.
of its mules. However, Missouri all if
. leads in the manufacture of corucoh
plpcs.»Cinclunaii Commercial.
‘fl’lle new American cardinals desis-
nale have received remarkably warn
Iic church in America is fully entitled
to the honor bestowed by the pope-—
Bridgeport Telegram
4—;
Beattie confessed. The , ponplr
i
should have a lot of respect for bod
lili‘il)‘ rcpularix
i‘ll‘or us (‘od has pmspered you.‘
.ihe work of Gull will go forward With
Jesus said, ‘l
i join my prayer to,
present and eternal‘
flu-a: i‘or illoul.’
bureau shows that Texas loads at His for
other states in the number and vuluc . good."
November 9 last.
home Attend the services of the suns.
on the Lord's day.
and .
GUILTY OF MURDER.
Jury Returns Verdict Against Coma
in 10 Minutes. '
WHITE PLAINS, .\'. Y.. Nor. 29.~
Welcome in Rome it now being taken it took the jury but 10 minutes to
as a matter of course that the Culht< reach a verdict of guilty yl‘fllfil‘dfll‘ m
the trial low Vincenm Corns, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Mary Hall.
at a inrthuse near Cretan Lake. on
Two days after the
murder five men alleged to have
i been the bandits who killed Mrs. Hall
a judge and jury thich convicted him?“ in an effOrt to make her disclose the
Bridgeport i’ost. .
whereabouts of a large sum of incur»
once-money, were arrested; they were
4..
The colonel is not included in Mi‘hndicied two davs luter- Corns, the
drew Carnogie's list of twentyouloE
great men in history. Biff, behalf
bomb ~N’cu Haven Journal Courier.‘
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A tea expert believes that if the
dissent revolutionary conditions in
China continue. the price of tea in ”Filli—
rope and America may advance 1‘
per‘cent. in due season. The (taffeta
drinkers will have sympathetic c011-
pally very soon-«Springfield Republi-
can.
. 4-— 1
’ if the convicted banker Cumminsl‘s
. enjoying" special” hospitalities in tie
him when the Jury said “Giufltyl‘T-
New York Tribune. .
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Italy has authorized a loan of 8d
#000,000 to cover the. cost of the
poliian war to the eiid of Nove
.ri her. And Turkey would probably he.“
alleged leader of
placed on trial
lunteered her ser-
the bandits, " was -
yesterday. The de-
fense presented no witusses. .
The trial of two more men of the
alleged bandits will be begun tomor-
row with a guard oi Aqueduct police
0 still on duty at the court house to
prevent friends of the accused men
from carrying out threats which they
have made in letters to the prosecut-
ing attorney.
‘ WILL GO TO LABRADOR MEDICAL
' MISSION.
_ . 29.—To give up a
life of luxury and become a nurse in ‘
one Dr. Wilfred T. Grentells’ hospitals
in Labrador is the plan of Miss Anielia
Forbes. daughter of the late J. Malcolm
Forbes, the well-known yachesman and
capitalist of Boston and' Milton. At
present Miss Ferhes is training for her
chosen profession in the Waltham
home for nurses and when she com-
pictes her wires she is to start for
the north and begin her duties among
the Eskimos, Indians and fishermen
Miss Forbes first became interested in
. the work of theLabrador Hellman Mile
sion while atte’ntlinx a lecture by 0n.
Gianni and he
‘ THE‘MONK AND HIS CAT. .
Pangur, my white cat, and 1.
Silent ply our special crafts;
Hunting mice his one pursuit.
Mine to shoot keeh spirit shafts.
Rest I love. all Fame beyond,
In the bond of some rare book;
Yet while Pangnr from his play
Casts, my way. no jealous look.
Thus alone within one cell
Saie we dwell—not dull the
tale--
Since his ever-favorite sport
Each to court will never fail.
Now a mouse to swell his spoils
In his toils he spears with skill;
Now a meaning deeply thought
Ihave caught with startled
thrill.
Now his green full-shining gaze a.
Darts his rays against the wall; . .
Now my icbler glances mark "
Through the dark bright know- ‘
ledge fall.
Leaping up with joyful purr,
In mouse for his sharp claw
sticks: '
Problems diiiicult and dear
With my spear I. too, transfinn ,
w
Crossing not each other's will.
Diverse still. yet still allied.
Following each his own lone ends.
Constant friends we here abide.
Pangur. master of his art,
Plays his part in pranksome
youth;
While'in age sedate I clear
Shadows from the sphere of
In!
—-Alired Percival Graves in the
Spectator.
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The newest
sine; many
soc Gold
"Shell Rings
Specials
for Thanksgiving Eve“
at almost Half Price , ‘
our Thanksgiving Sale must be sold before our
Grand Christmas Sale begins.
Toni ht
we ‘will put the entire lot on sale- at just Half
Price. It will be one great opportunity to get
liar $1.00
Men‘s and Women's Gloria Silk Um-
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MIME GIVEN
NEW Bliilllllllfi
ROME. Nov. Sills-AMI the new cardi-
nals. including the American prelates.
Mars. Falconio, Farley and O’Connell.
and accompanied by the Swiss and
Noble Guards and pemnages of the
papal court passed through the magni-
ficent balls to the state ‘aaprtmeni.
The way wane lined with guests who
had oome‘to pay homage.
' The newly created cardinals were
‘ ,then introduced into the presence of‘
the pontiff. Pius X. permitted each of.
the cardinals to kiss his hand and his
.foot afterwards imposing upon each
the red blretts asa‘ iirat tangible proof
of their supreme dignity.
The ceremony of today will be tol-
’ lowed on Thuraday by them pub...
lie couaiatory durum mm the nod
went to the Vatican this afternoon.
‘tormed into -mooession and preceded
an address warmly thanking the nope. i rights of the church." I
presenting his respectful homage andj
placing the services of the new cardi-
nals at the complete disposition of the
pontiff.
‘Mgr. Falconlo added that he union
stood the responsibilities weighing on
theauguet person at the pontiff. “es-
pecially in thesexvery sadtimes when'
society is threatened by an anti-relig-
iou‘a movement aiming at the deetruc~
tioni of the church of Christ. Thanks to
flte‘energetie and wastes: action tale
all by our holiness since the day or our
exponential election to the pollutants
abarrlerhas been opposed’oot‘his eel
vaatatinx current. "‘
Cardinal Falconlo went on to say
thatjths new cardinals would pray to
the Almighty to preserve and support
therehurch in its struggle against the
spirit or eyil and to insure its linal
triumph ‘
die concluded by again offering the
of the cardinals who were
" nut inspired by unbounded
The pontiff thanked Cardinal Falco-
nio. spoke cordially with Cardinal Far-
ley and congratulated Cardinal O’Con-
nail.
uvsrsmous snoo’rmo.
Two mo A’e Dead in wmmw“,fn.
Y.—Eeeh Accused the Other.
wamrown, N. Y., Nov. 29.—«
Il‘wo men are dead as a result of a.
mysterious shooting ultra-y in the
stables of Mrs. Emma mom-r Taylor.
daughter of the late Gov. Flower, yes-
terday rooming. One was John Line‘ ‘
hen, the coachman. and the other was
Allen Haas, ‘a s'tableman. They were
found near each other in the stable
with bullet wounds in their bodies ‘
from which they died later in hos-
pitals. There was but one revolver
found, lying near Haas. and each he.
tore dying accused the other of the.
shooting. No motive can be rolled- (or
the crime non! either hide _
Norwalk Chronicler