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The 1'o1wulk Heepitul directms are
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Alpaca coats are proving quite pop-
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BEEKEEPERS..TO MEET AT AP-
lAfiY AT NORWICH TOWN.
which
in at the biliary of Allen Intham. it
is figured that there
an enjoyable one for all.
Arrangements have been completed
for the field meeting of the ConneC-
ticut Beekeepers‘ association.
will be held at Norwichtow'n, on July
will be u lurgc;
attendance, and that the day will be
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i will be coinfmted and assisted in their
,. others lihi'dens, and so fulfill the law
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Rev. F A Coleman Preaches' on '
Bearing flqumuher? abortions ‘
andFuiiilllug Law of Christ
The following seri'nou was crouched
on Sunday, June 301b, by Rev. Freder-
ick A. icoleman, rector of Trinity
chm-chand is printsddieiow at the re-
quest of his parishioners, who were
so impressed with it that it was their
desire that it may be read by the
whole community, believing that those
who will cause it carefully and 1...
[)ly the principles herein set down,
wor.k
Galatians 6: 2. Beer yo one an-
of Christ
the very coolest thing to do when one1 the results.
The college of the Apostles shows
Jews in and near Jerusalem
Paul we see the Church as Jesus
deadly conflict with the wor.ld We
see it in action, we see the Church of
God in wuxz'l'aie with therdsvli, strivz
ing to bring every thought into sub-
jection and captivity and obedience
to Jesus Christ. 1,
We see the principles enunciated by
St. Paul, upon which the church is to
be ruled, as by no other Apostle and
teacher.
'51. Paul appears to have a much
clearer insight into men‘s hearts than
any of the other Apostles. He seems
to realize their weakness their infirm-
us the Church wo1king among the; a most elaborate scale But such doeslyou will and there degradation, mis-
In St. 11101 meet this full meaning conveyed
Christ intdndod it to be We see it inl
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person would. But after all, is not thisfbo with the cause so as to overcome
Prevention rather than
has the means to put the hand in the cure.
pocket and tell some one else to so We find the root of it all to lie in
ahead and do? Philanthropy is doing sin and wickedness, and this mainly
a rest deal to relieve. Sympathy to‘ caused by drink.
the masses is, being shown on the Look about you and see the misery
right and on the left, The upliftinglhnd suffering that is caused by drink.
of humanity at large is being done 0“ Wherever you find such a condition
ery, impurity and all such vices and
in the text and so the full'responsib‘ii lsius ‘ which philanthropy so-cailed,
ity such work is after all only a imi‘tidoes little to prevent.
of the great whole. It is showing; The religion of Jesus Christ must
sympathy to our
Smiling the 500“” l‘OndmOiiB and til" settled and then the other influences
log to re- -udiust the wrong. Jot there i can come in their proper order
is one gram fault with all such work In fact rellgloh properly undeistood
as every smlnl will wafers iand carried out in respect to the poor
More is being done in the way of ill» ‘ and miserable is practical Christian
lilting fallen humanity than in saving; philanthropy For religion is philan.
souls Social conditions are being bet tbr0py in its entirety as religion takes
tered daily lo the 11981801 or Will-slim into consideration the soul as well as
The body and soul are bent asunder. the body. It therefore compromises it
Human physical nature is being cured or we do not. carry yellglop to the
l'Ol‘, While the hustle of God lil man is ‘ downtrodden. and [1001' we leave them
being neglected. 3111 the position described by the
fellow man; it “libs the ilrstcorrectlng influence pre-‘ _
’lv
We will place on sale Wednesday shout
White Hats for women and children.
A'Ladies’ Hats,- §_
Children’s White Hats 59 cent
instead of 75c
Bathing Suits. caps and Show
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whntaof a surprise and all are ‘a
that the severity of the senior; V
the {last blow to the Camorra,
has practically been annihilated
the arrest of its leaders.
better work.
'l‘he individual effort to uplift one
poOr sinner goes a great ways toward
uplifting every sinner and relieving all
sfiffering.
The individual responsibility is the
ities. and the causes of them as well}
Work for humanity is good as for Psa'lmiat, "I looked on my right hand
The foreuoon will be given over to Ins man’s strong points and individual
tors are scheduled to meet tonight.
as it goes. but li (1008 1101 so 131‘ and behold. but there was no One that
stirred the world.
greatest one because we all can do ,
The verdict 1n the Camorra trial ,
some good in the world. It is not nec-
Attorney Nehemiah Candee, of
South Norwulk, is spending the day in
Yonkers, N. Y., on business.
Samuel Policy, who is vlsiting‘at
Rye” Beach, is remembering his friends
with postal curds. Sam reports that
he is enjoying life.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fancher and
daughter Rain, of proton, are visiting
Mrs. Fancher'd mother,'l\lrs. Jasper
Pryor, of Holden avenue.
, A meeting of the governing commit-
tee of the Norwallr Yacht Club will be
held on Wednesday evening, at the
club house at Hickory Bluff.
'Mrs. Elizabeth Dorsett, of Academy
street, who he been confined to her
bed since March, has loin in a criti-
cal condition since Thursday.
that delightful pastime of the bee-
keeper word duelling. and at noon
those who are present will have a
basket lunch. The committee have
arranged to have coffee and ice
cream available for those whose has.
kets fail to satisfy the inward long~
ing.‘ After the
tree where there will be remarks by
some well chosen experts.
Visitors Expected.
It is expected that there will be
some visitors from MaSSuchusetts,
Rhode Island , and other states and
among the notables who will attend
thur C. Miller.
a trip will be made to a nearby sumac
growth and the bees will be given an
industry of. this state,
lunch adjournment
will be made to the shade of o Inrgei
will be Dr. Burton N. Gates and Ar-1
During the afternoon
opportunity to testify” to the Impor-
tance of the plant to the beekeeping
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powexs, but not only that, 1'01 be clear-
11 sees what men need most to help
them to conquer their weaknesses and
troubles. «
St. Paul was no visionary and his
teachings have nothing of a visionary
'uspoct about them. While on the con‘
. trary he was a deep and thorough stu
dent of human nature. so much so
=thut he could almost immediately of-"
fer a panacea 101' every affliction and
trouble, and point the way to over
' come all difficulties.
So we find in Paul. the sort or char-
acter that the world calls great, we
see in him the virtues of firmness, of
wisdom.'the courage of his convictlouS.
and the-power of leading men to Jesus
Christ. All of this» is due 10,11...
fact that he waswhut he said he was.
"All thingsio all men." not meaning
by this that be accommodated himself
to them individually so as to win them
enough. would know me. refuge failed me, no
We take care or the command 101mm; cured [of my soul .. Social work
love but neighbor as ourself because‘ to a great extent looks to a man's
be Is mun lose him. but on neglect stomach instead of the soul It feeds
it higher reason for doing f01 him, we the one and impoverlsnes the other.
forget that he is 11 child of God one: We seem willing enough, perhaps.
for whom the .Vlusie1 died
to save and we do not take the saving poverty, of outward misfortune but
religion to him as we should to help him as a spiritual counsellor.
Humanity and religion have mystcr- ; we consider almost not to be our work.
iousiy been rent asunder. They havé. ' And yet my friends we are not surely
been divided when really they should very thorough in our philanthropy
30 hand in hand The body “th if you we do not try to touch and remov'e the
will and the soul afterward reverse deeper burden of hearttrouble by lead.
the right order of things if you want lug the errlng to our elder Brother
to but make no separation as they go Jesus Christ
together The works may bound teal When we consider broadly the
certain extent are distinct but in no words of Christ we find that it re-
wise “'9- they separate solves itieif exactly into the work of
The commands are "3°“! they “913“ restoring the er.ring This was the
“0“ “9 thyself " because he. 1" luau. purpose and aim of his life and death,
love him- and lore G0“ with all thy to bear other peOple's burdens the
heart, which you can't do unless you burdens 018‘“.
in order to help a fellow out of the burden of
if
essary to have moneys, etc., to do good
in this life. Much gond‘ is done by the
kindly word and encouragement, or
the word of sympathy. or even the
cup of cold water, and is manifold
other ways. The opportunity of doing
good for Christ's sake is ever present.
Let not the opportunity escape you.
Give it you can, but do not let the
giving be the end, but also do, and even
if you cannot give, then go and do,
for Jesus Christ's sake and carry his
blessed word to them. Give the poor
his words of everlasting life, which
is life to their soul; give the down-
trodden and oppressed the word of
courage; give the fallen and sin sick
the word of hope; give the unfortunate
the, word of christian sympathy; 'give
the outcast the word of cheer; give
to the child of map the word that he is
also the child of God, and always in
your work forget not that every man
which has at times stirred the '.
by the divul-gation of the ramifico.
of “the criminal association know
trial and the preliminarypinvestigad
which alone lasted nearly live you
number of the leading prisoner
brought to light the operations 0
Alfauo, known as Erneone.
rested in Brooklyn, and Wastéelf f
board a stearrner to Europe hymn
tenant Joseph Petrosino, a 11 ~
teldny is the culmination of
Italy as the Camorra. During.
The direct accusation
Camorra was the murder of Ge ,
Ciiocolo, one of its members. at -
del Greco, and his wife, Mars. i
nelli Cuocoio. Their deaths were in:
posed to be executions ordered 1b ‘
Camorra. 1
Potrislno Murdered. .
The leader of. the Comma, En
of the New York police departin .
and W113 handed over -to- the Rail
police at Havre, France. Lieu ‘
Petrosino was afterward assent
at Palermo and the crime was loll,
the shoulders of the Camorrists. ,
The Italian prosecuting ihthori'
He does not mean this, but what he
requested to attend the field meeting does mean is this: That he put him‘
and pass the forenoon looklhg about self in their place, he shows sympathy
Mr.‘ Lnthnm‘s Apiary, his unlque'by example.
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. N. E. 0. P..
will hold its somlnrouthiy business
meeting this evening in the Mystic
Chain hall, in Washington Street.
0111' Brothers’ hedge, No. 10, I. 0.
0. It, transacted routine business at
love man because man is a‘chlld of; This 15 the burden especially refer.
9"“1 ““d “"t merely unearthly mortal. Trad to in the text the burden 01 “95' the poor and downtrodden as well- as
. This I believe is one reason will! "a“ For more then the burden the rich and lofty
. " philanthmplc works and social efforts why”, a feilowmnu may lay upon us, ; Bear ye one another's burdens and
honey-house. comb honey . storage View I rich, were I poor. were ew, are not more productive of good "u". or what Gad may see fit to place upon so fulfill the law of Christ.
room, nuceus system; and the numer— were I master, were I setvunt,‘ w atlpémuge A menu body is often ink-en us is the but den which we lay upon
one odds and ends. iinteresting to would my thoughts and feelings be in! care of to the neglect of the soul. ‘
Every member of the “ammo“ is has a soul and that Christ died to save
the regular meeting last evening. The
recently elected officers were also in-
stalled.
'South Norwalk Camp, «No. 8.284,
Modern Woodmen of America. will
hold its semi-monthly business meet-
ing this evening in its ball. in South
Main street. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J, Sulilvnn.0f.
Orchard street. are the pi‘hud parents
of a baby alloy born on Sunday to Mrs
Sullivan in the Bridgeport Hospital.
Dr. Willem J. Tracey ii in attendance
and the mother and son are doing
nicely. Mr. Sullivan is the popular
clerk in the Boston Store.
every beekeoper.
at 'New London and Willimantlc.
CROSSED.
in a public car with his legs crossed.‘
The ruling cost Richard Jaogor,
New York photographer. a line of $10
voted train.
There will be train connections for
Norwich at Willimantic. Putnam and
New London and trolley connections
CANNOT RIDE iN CAR‘WITH LEGS
NEW YORK. July 9.——A Brooklyn
police magistrate is authority for the
ruling that “no man has a right to sit
a
The complainant against Jaeger was
a woman passenger in a crowded ele-
o’he swore that he took
1
their state; and according to what
his wise and most charitnbe heart,
he did things not out of more good
for their nest good.
his neighbor’s good.
guided by the Holy Spirit told him of
the needs and feelings of others so he
1 ordexed his dealings with them. So
nature as we call it, and much less out
of any crafty or unworthypolicy, but
just putting himself in each instance.
into the place of the other man and do-
ing as he felt in his heart they would
wish him to do. if they know what was
'It was according to his own rule.
”pleasing his neighbor" not for the
mere sake of pleasing him, but for
ioutseives when we incur guilt. Of all
I believe that if the order of things positions in which human beings may
was shunned and the soul come first be placed the worst is that which is
and then the bodily needs that social caused by sin This is the main bur-
conditions would the sooner be better- 3 den which by ood‘ 3 help we dugbt to
ad and sufferings and sorrows reliev— . try to remove, as it is the root of all
ed. because then God would come first i burdens and the cause of all the pov-
and can afterward. The child of God erty, want and suffering that is in the
would be taken care of and naturally world.
the human brother with him. There
would then be no separation, as the
one involves the other, anddioth would
go hand in hand as they should.
To make the philanthropic efforts
more telling. more religious effort
must go with it The 50111 must be
looked after with greater energy.
Gods image must be taken care of:
mind to suggest
the only "modus operandi"
The only way that comes to my
in removing those
conditions, is to try to awaken human
sensibility to the fact that sin causes
them. The individual conscience must
be aroused, the heart of man must be
touched, hismentnl faculties aroused,
and religion properly administered is
of doing
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yenrs' imprisonment and three years‘
surveilunce; Vitozzi, the priest. seven
years' imprisonment and two years'
surveillance; the others to five yours'
rmprlsonment and three years' sur-
veiilnnce.
DI Mar-Inn Attempts Suicide.
When the accused men were placed
in the iron cage to hear the verdict.
Di Murings éuddeniy drew forth a
piece of glass and out his throat. He
found it difficult to obtain ovide
but one of the Camorrisis; as l
Albbatemaggio. turned informer
his evidence flnaly led to the con
tion of the prisoners.
Over 700 witnesses were heard
ing the trial but not much
learned from their evidence
members of the Camorra. doomed
Cara-bineers of fabricating the ‘
dance in order to fasten the crluio
on the members of the Cannons,
Some remarkable scenes have
witnessed during the trial.
ouers were confined in an iron
in the court and among them or
priest Ciro Vitozzl. in his cloned]
meats. Among the fortyntwo pri
To all. he speaks, onions who had'
the power by the Divine Spirit Which
was in him to feel not only with
them, but for them. not only what they
would like. but what their own con
ditions would most require. '
So for our good he consisted in dif
ferent form and phraseology the di-
vine law of the Gospels, "Love thy
neighbor as thyself." and says "Boar
yd one another' a burdens," and so ful-
fill this God given law.
He tells use to be more humane.
more sympathetic in our dealings with
our fellow man. .
He sought to recommend himself to
men, not for his sake but for theirs.
and In so doing, he has not us the ex—
ample. which seems be but little 101.»
lowed.
Take ’phiiauthropy a: a inhale and
with~tho 9109th011 of a very few in~
11111111111111.1111 that is done seems to
, have 11 mark about it of solfoxuitation,
_ the individual allocate above those“
‘ whom he is sndoavorin‘sto help. “is
is not always this case for there are
many who take the sting and bitter-
ness out of hundred nary uniforms.
Theirs are in 11 why doing all they feel
they are this to a They are on no
this, the only way to gain complete
mastery orer present conditions.
as well no man's image, in fact more
110.1111 muns image In only for this
life and world, while God's image is Jesus Christ is our example. lie
for eternity and heaven itself. not only went about doing good but
It also and toniptatlons are removed married lilo father's words with film
than there would be less physicals luf- "My will is to do the will of him that
feriug and degenerqéy among men. soot mo," and that will was to restore
and so less need of many of our phll- falisnlman to his proper pincohand ro-
anthroplo institutions. turn him to his Heavenly Father.
The aim of most ortho social work. it may seem to some that I have
today, is decidedly wrous.’ as nearly been undulyicrltlclziug philanthropy.
everybody rosiizeu.‘ Ths'ehd is trying When i began I had no intention of
to be accomplished without the begin- doing so, my intention was to show
hing. The‘resiiit without the means. that althoughit was good, and we all
We are working with social conditions allow that it is good in its way. yet it
as We and them, taking them as the does not go for enough, that for the
starting point, and no a means to the most part it either forgets that man
end. Only lately have We begun to ”111- has a soul or it tries to reach the
too that we are fir wrong in doing no. soul through some other menus than
I say we, by that 1 mean philanthropy religion. :It is an undeniable foot that
at large. What we should do is to more is being done in s humanitarian
look through. behind, preheat condi» way tbsnln a religious way, and flu.
lions and see What 1; the cause and monitorisuism is not'noossiiary roll»
than we will and the root stall evil ion while religion strictly speaking
the present condi- in pure humanity. “1’11 0 religion and
undiluted before our 11.111111 the use
The 1.11111. or iii £0611 nonunion iii ’ ‘ ‘
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a seat beside her and immediately
crossed his legs, thereby taking up
more than hls‘share of the seat and
rubbing a dirty shoe against her
dress. When he refused to change his
position she called a policeman and
had him arrested. i
Little Master Robert Montgomery,
of Main street, celebrated his thir-
n‘teentb ibirthdny yesterday, and al-
ifiiough the celebration was a quiet
.1 (gone, his many friends observed the
fpb’vout in the,usunl manner. Muster
vfiob, as be is called, is a valuable as-
1, Blatant-to driver Arthur Siausou of the
, ‘Phoenix Engine Company.
fell to the floor of the cage in a. pool
of blood and general pandemonlum
broke loose. The others screamed like
wild animals, shouting lnvectives and
improcatlons. .
Rabi shouted: “This innocent blood
is crying for revenge." vAlfano raged
around and recalled his brother’s
death, who, he cried. was a "viotlm'ot
injustice and it man who had suffered
the martyrdom of innocence.”
Vitozni knelt weeping and praying.
All the prisoners acted like maniacs
and the carnbiuoors had difficulty in
forcing their way into the cone to
maintain order and carry out the
wounded Di Marinas.
Uproar in Conn.
The pronouncement of sentence was
received with numnrioua uroiem from pufonased in Paris ten ydd'i‘d n.
the manual: molt. One of ’themigrmmyo 1mg jut“, been 1 m’
Ilium“. “We are innocent. This l' from the National Galory.
1030i “Fascination.” Some 0F thorn ' a“, Mammflmn Magnum of
shook their run at the judge and 0111- T39 picture was included
«hummus our! of the can 'Ilhtiv‘ 1.11111 consignment or not ‘
attempted in consort to hnransuo um“, which union no
mo.” W1“ ‘lll “19 W“ In Mr lindr Olympic, '0.
also tho police and nanometers 11119 picture w” Mm
within Tithe building, o. battalion of for m. mm of at, AMA” ‘
troops With fined bosonoto were drawn‘ Who AM o. mm up 1;»
up outside. it was follow some 314,13" 111er
are originally. brought to thrill
was one woman, Maria 81.. En
Throughout the trial the accused
orally exhibited a defiant idem
Some of them raged. While on .
sions they hurled storms of inv- »
at the judge. Abbnteanamio. the
former. was placed in a case by in ,
self in the court 911011le inform
the police. Altogether the trial»
rod itnly in a remarkable we.
caused a sensation instruction
world. 1
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JURY COMMISBIONERB MEET
llR‘lDGEPOR'I‘. July 9.4—Jury com-
missioners are working on the lists
which the selectinen and the common
councils of the county huvolsent {in
and they will put the list down Just
(mohair. The commission is compos
ed of It‘onmor Senator Lyman ll. Cot-
lln, Willem Tulilnc‘vks and Clerk'Wib
lism T Huvilaud. .msslstant (‘lerk
Fred W Tracy is noting for Mr. Hsv‘a
iinud
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k.»
. One of id. 8. Meeker‘s teams curt-
i ‘ in]; sand for Contractor Joseph A. Me-
1 llilroy, the paving contractor. sprinkled
' u lino of the quantity from Smith
‘ , street to Wash avenue throukh Wall
‘ street. this morning. The highway
commissioner N. W. Benedict was im-
. mediatoiy besieged with omuplaints
‘ and the matter was quickly adjusted.
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discovord by a prominent physician
which is guaranteed to cuts oil skin
At the meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company. last night, fur-
, ‘ ther plans for the trip to mubury. in.
‘ September. were disumd The ques
*tion of uniform will be definitely do
’ sided in a couple of weeks, when an-
other department meeting will be held.
lAn invitation from 'Winl to parade
in that place on September 18111, M it
resolved but on account of tho mn-v treadmill: iii 1.1.11.1 Ho .1. and is nott
bury shrill“ could limbs accepted 1 only standalone and antiseptic. but
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