o M communion ill old 1‘ ’
MIC,” ”0.103, ‘F. and 'A M..
hold at it! moms, Oct. 15.
. t 8 p. m.‘
ill-d ly will lint-wally mum.
’ Fraiomnlly yum.» ‘
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sdc’y. .
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TRADE . . .. .
mldunté—Nehemlah Carillon.
Pmidonta-chariu J. ‘Pidaoon.
nry-«Frank w. Hadley.
lurch-winning“? Corbett.
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, PHONE CALLS
fill-2~N¢vvs Department
aostusiness Department . ,
8+Brnnch Office, Norwalk.
Editor’ 5 Residence
, City E or’s Residence ,_ ,
olditention or the state has many
dg been iocussed on the municipal
ric light plant of the city of South
V ‘ nlk. which has alwoya been a mo-
f ‘emciencl. Now the report is
that in another ydal the plant
entirely paid for
flu! 1d yenrg the profit from the elec~
l , y which the city has manufacture
and sold to consumers at the lowest
3 tea in the state has paid up about
000 or the investment. Sinai] «won-
ellj hat the cilinonll of the city are
it “chestv” about their electric
" Will it Just pride they take in
dill} nterprise. -The Commercial Rem
at think of it?" the New Canaan
liver-tiller remarks: ‘Rldgefieidwtho
'wn‘without a saloon for fifteen years
Milk—going for license! ‘Bilt it is
‘ ii there withOui much pretense oi oh.
vinglthe law. and without much of-
ort on the port of the authorities to
orce the law. no the people finally
came to the conclusion thut the tow n“
lght inst as Well derive some revenue
in the sale of beer etc.” In short
a familiar story, olton iold~tho
e old thing over again.
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" Pearce. progress protection and pros-
! is what everyone wantn. It is
ooomoliohlnent upon which reli-
boo can he placed and President Taft
the bent aquipped with record of past
ornlance and attitude to continue
orftlie benefit or the countrl and voter.
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After the supreme lrinl of the hut-
atngoa. it may begin to dowu an argon
iced labor that the boycott ill not it
fliropor instrument (or lair warloro.-
how Haven Register.
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‘ LIT‘FLE BOV DRANK ACID AND is
DEAD.
BRIDGEPORT Oct. 14. "rum-yo».
oidSGeorgo T. Ynhnbonle son or Mr.
‘ lib Mr». George ‘Yuka‘bonill; 0! ll- At-
‘3 street met an untimely death
’ not niailt by aookiental drinking dome
nrboii hold. The iamiill walla using
the poison all a wool: about 9
look last night. ,
Mule won loll. on the kitchen
Unnotlced by his hummus the
Saw mm up lumtook the
. of drunk some of its content»
' thin mourned .out loud and drop
" Fill.” 'ottloonflloiloor.
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the potent: my what had imp
lunatic rebounded. Wh‘
‘ wind alcoholic; coming . . .'
to: the puruou or washing
run: the staunch. h '
'2 jih wwwmuaan'm _
All Mlmr Manny;
U'I'H NORWALK BOARD '07 .,
Within the .
ilyéto understand. Liquor has been .,
loose has gone through a few moreq
would matte. Albumboroi . ..
‘munti'ordoct‘mmld ,g , _
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But not to understand a'treas-
urc’s worth,
‘Till tinie has stolen away the
slightest good 7
d Is canes of half the poverty we
feel,
And makes the world the wilder-
ness it is.
The few who pray at all pray oil
. amiss.
And mining grace t’ improve the
prize they hold,
Would urge a wiser suit than
asking, more.
‘: «if ' -c°wper‘
Love's light-crowned lady. drowns.
"f “I: :
along. and hears
spring's heart boat.
» . Her lips are like a rose of song
'- uniolding echoes sweet;
And spring. I know
Is glad to go
Where all the gardons love her
so. ' ~
The glimmer of a wave of light
.on winter's shores of
gloom; .
A ”star eqcapcd from tempellt-
» night, a bird born of a
bloom.
Andaorrow seems
A wraith of dreams-a
Joy dances; to the singing
“roams! '
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bound wall hundaonloiy decorated in
‘ ty. Several
1 Mrs. Bottrdb
i Mrs. Fwd!
gand Mrs. Frank Oortle and family.
3 Mr. and Mré. Wuililc‘c Hendrick and
. Mirn‘édh
George Talmud” M
rink. and white. surrounded with
palm, femur and choice flowers. Tho
table‘s wore thatcfuily adornod. and
. abundantly iliied with all good um 1.1m:
tacit. ,
tl-o'iliul liminl rental»... on lilo labial
~ word 1. lama ,mddius coke. 1153M
with union pinki'ond “white candioll, de-
noting the ‘ numbe‘rfot yearn, ‘ and on
theother table. another large cake on
nar‘rleutod lnpi‘nll‘mid white [rooting
inscribed/on it tho rallies “1882-.1912."
Eeyorul ~33lhctibnll and recitationa
were renderod by George H. Gedney.
.Gbo‘rg'e ”H. Way. James Lockwood
Thomn‘o McMahon. Willillm 0. Her-
rinm. Mm. Harvey Weed. Willis Cw,
‘ cough. John R. Mela, Mien Esther
: Merriam, Miss Mario Kaufman and
several others. There wally ciao piano
and violin solos music wns‘ furnished
by Miss May Qrdtty and William Crot»
hllrhormiil “I réoitntionn
were rendered by Mrs. Lonilln ileum
:.The bride and groom of thirty
yours, Karol-e the recipientu of
many beautiful and n‘sotul presents,
5 consistinx or silver. out 5insl. heal-is.
elm. ‘too numeroua to mention. The
. Emmi Wanted the bride with- a
necklace of pearls.
Among time pr‘eiénl were Mr. and
' Mrs. William H Hull 8n. floater
William Hull. Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
vey J. Wood. Muster . .iiennoth H.
Weed, Mrs. Elizabeth 'Deinhuntl'. Mr.
and Mrs. William Conley, John R.
Men, at» Brooklyn; Ill-3.10m H. Carr
her. at Brooklyn, Mrs. Richard Dela»
- hunty and daughter. Mills Mamie Col-
lins, Elmer Mills. (51 Greens Farina.»
who, or Greens Fulfil;
Muller‘s and rod. 1dr
son. Mrs. Frank Connolly. Mrs. John
Culiau. Mrs. Louis million. Mr. Ind
w «find I
Fromm
lion: “Mr and Mrs
Thoma
iia Guvunaih n
l Bcnfimin Lockwood, Miss Ruth Lock-
l whoa. lair: ‘iiiugene Sanderson of
New York: Mr. and Mrs. George Tui
mange, In, Mr. and Mrs Charles V.
Bliwé. M‘n. f’nmma r. Hunter. .lulnn
Main. mu. fDolvit Teinhulse, Hrs.
7" William Human. Mrs. Ruby Ander-
. son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Lethorland. Mrs. and Mrs. George Gell-
‘ uey. m. and Mrs. Albert Francis. Mrs.
Caroline ‘Doulonn, Mm. Edison H»
ris. Mr. and Mrs. Merriam and douch-
(or, Mr. and Mrs. Olson Smith. Mn.
- V Frederick .Booitor,’ Gaol-so Wilson, Ai-
. ion Shower. Misc Marie Kauimnn.
Mrs. 'Lonis Ronni. "hit. and Mn. 1".
Brotherion. Curtis Owens. Mrs. Mtry
0 'Brlon and daughter. Minn (alumina
may. Mali. Lepport. non null friend
Mrs. Main and daughter. til-a Funk
Sven and son, Mil! Margaret Kali"
nod). Mrs. Lindzl'oit. . .
Mr. and Mrs. William Hull will: to
thunk their many friends who rem
bored them. but who could not be
present . a «m
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‘ ' KNIGHT STREET CHURCH can.
‘ .t'i‘h’e rennin concert oil the mun
our. .. ‘ ,
w“ HIM Val-my Ail-moo in
arm Amy null. Will um
Strain Church wqa held sundry often
noon in the Grand Milly it‘ll. Willi
«not. Norwalil, hi i: to Follicle. all
willch thou the tollowini om .
lvu omnlod: ,
0min: auction by the libido . ‘
min by Duncan John T). Tutor.
mutation by mu Halon Milena.
Judd”! to ,
, chromium
some lotion: on will won. train it-
. Mar about bellman
llrlo! I clad wombat communlcntioil.
u 'a We! proposition. curled mm
m: It ill-privy. mug.
all “Mather.
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DAY SCHOOL.
Editor Sentinel: “ .
”moi-have a good word {or it; . ,1
ill peculnr to itself
ever“ ”light to think ill,
loan. of any religious body, sec! or no
lief. The name of “Union" has ever
been a reality. “Members of all vac
flout uburchec have from time to
llmojheen connected with the school
no pupils or teachers, and,_ invariably
Worked togethor with fraternal tech
ins. and. it common our-pone of'nlaking
boys and tirl‘li, and good ultimo.
years. there never was 'a desire. nevor
sect or creed.
the school and yet not one oi them
all over hall nor can change this .Su'n
day, with standing for alight that was
await the dnitb or his fathers. .
The ding atoll who have been and
who of. 'lidv interested in tlin‘ Spring
wood Union Sunday school is one.
and very simple. namely, to lucid
Jesus of Nuaroih the ideal and the
inlpintion or the youth who attend
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$.90” tho port or such a work no
tllill {hold odd 55‘ do Fulfillini to nectar
louim.‘bmiice all Edith. no one is
him-outed 1nd dosidtarice or thin
klndlminotbco‘nwughl‘ “
Not a church in this aw in without
sound member: that came to it dram
thin reboot. Np“: l'illvo never boon
advlrod to unite themselves with an?
choral. save-that when the tnmliy
may chance to belong; but has re
sullen right principles and I good
heart as pursuant to the matter of
to what «particula- order the person
should niflliute with. ..
in other words, thin 'work on Ely
avenue (idea not exist till-limit: not
to build up any hood oi visible not.
“only to help boys and girls to grow.
up with good Muskie, good motives.
good liven, wit-tour lite trend. ; in-
cllnntion. pr duty in other mutton
Ind directions in» b0. " .
The carrying out or thin work is
purely Militant. All the world
goes. and on it rays:“1‘hero in until
in in it.“ And yet. as momma by
the devotion of china and teachers
of mm. of omntbisers’. there is a
m can in it. will it wise to tdll
m bl help and NW could be ['0'
Mod which would profoundly move
the tooling: of the barren . But our
il a Modem" u aniline. because
no 1W” in on I. driller hula
than mm Mill. rind also beam
the" but allocation is that which
more» to did. not that which moves to
loci '
Horn in I humble. unootontuinnr
can», but the» devoted to it We
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smuhfififimmflflmm
in may you” ii II. which will to»
guild high Citric! . .
Mainland violation!!! or this moral
all. W'i vol-it W 1w
min. boll. conviction than ll lengthy.
on in which the ornament“) is not.
cm W. do moot“. . .
' hm obtain“. an 3M lm '
to ”Mooring! my amnion-4
This institution. in operation for .
more’ than forty years, has been or ml. ,
told and untenable-value to‘ South?-
Nominal. All who oval-attend the .
The apirit that has here dominated f 39,.
No member‘ wall ‘3
or even 1
o!» the children in utt‘ehlinnco good.
Within knowledgebi the writer. and 1
be has known the school for many '
a portion or emphasizing, or ovon ;y .
touching upon diaerences in religion; .
Every. smiled. denomination and
faith in town has been represented in ,
ill ill
1‘ Colors. block and ions.
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Flatiron follIEil
lll Mllflil‘iliili
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ghere was cranked at Stamford
Tuesday. by order or the Freshyterinnt
Gdnerai Allsénrbiy the new Presby-
tory of Connecticut Valley Hometo-
ioie, this moi. Wu ecclesiuucuily
connected with the jurisdiction of
Wentchester Presbytery, mined litter
Wbsmhenter county. biz-TY. Rance»
forth Connecticut will hove its own
preabytery, containing the roilowtnx
churches: Green‘wich, Sound Beach,
Stamford, Norman. Bridgeport, inane:
dict Memorial or New ‘Hlven. Kart-
iord Thompsonvllle, SpflIgi'ield Ind
Hoiyolre. The convention of the new
.pmbytery wu Rev. J. F. Johnstone
of the Hartford church. , The dew»
tlonlrl exercises were conducted by
8011.022 flunk I. Gallon or Green-
wich, and Rev. Dr. William Voorhoes
of Thomlmviile. The «momen-
titled “The Relation of Modern Plus»
Malcolm to the amt Pictintic
t
Church Catholic,"
Rev. Dr. Johnathon of Hartford.
stunted by Rev. Dr. F. A. M. Brown
or New anen. tho convoner road the
roll call at ministers and older: and
otheru attached to the roll of the now
proabytory. The unicorn of the prom
bytery wore the. eluted. u‘toiiawr:
Modemdwenev. Dr. 9. A. ll.
Elwin. Now mil .
Slated Cleric—«Roy. J. F. monotone.
fl‘ftlwd- l '
A docket or billion: was than pre-
noted by the m out, «that
with the containment 0! I commit
to driltt t not at mulling rules for
the not or this court. with wit
overturn from m m M.
withtbounmrbttmilmm.
Sound dill-ch horrid to an. 0. an
‘ Remember. li’ holes appear hefOre the end of
six months,- it means now Horse for you.
Sold in boxes of sit pairs light or medium}
weightswhlack. tan 0r grey. *
“HOIEi’ROOF” sroclnnos for Women.
ASK TO SEE THEM.
Movements in the iii-tow or the "
wu preached Ml
The nmbytery being tor-molly con? ‘
ll $3.00 30X
:3% ll IliX
The New Science
DEFINITION or "cm‘llolin‘acrlc.
momma in the balance lid tile
mottho‘dioaumdthohrtor
adjusting the llama. bloom in. mun-
?od .by a wrench. twist or a rain in._
like back. Even if done in c ildhood
it creates pinched norvea and pain in
later his in the dimer-eat arm. and
Chiropractors remove tho cause or
disease and min. health is restored
throu humanism; the nerve aya-
tems n your body. Female troubles
‘siren mini attention; also cln-v'a-
tune of the alpine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to hair You.
Magnetic Regiment: given also.
r. mas. o. c.
94 thlngtorl 8h. 30. NOMIIIQGWIH.
.Gradunte tram Palmer School, the
discoverer
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mood, damn-ll m uninco-
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