. «for its administration, tour
" .conterences, similar to the one, now to
' i
,: boards of bishops.
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gag-3%“ « ,
in. 3.33118 expectation shall he realiz-
ed thei‘e will be nearer 8,000, 000 mem-
body inclination ‘ 2
The plan contemplates that no soon-
a are Methodist issues to be [300180
jinn there are to be separations.
Jimenez!!! Methodist church is to have,
general
Inset at Saratogs, with four distinct
mnpd quit or more more colored
‘ W oi large membership will jam
bots. by} for tho largest single religious
The
Whether there
shall be many publishing houses
at one, many missionary societies of
one for each line of work, as home, for-
eign, education, etc., has not been de-
termined. I
~that opposition is expected to develOp.
Already the American Methodist is the
it is over these matters
' ingest foreign missionary society 111
the world in point of financial receipt.
The four new Methodist bodies to
snake up the American Methodist are
do be the South, the Colored. the East
em, and the Western. Possibly other
names will be" selected for the last
two, but they Will consist for the pres-
ent northern body divided into two
parts for the transaction of its bust
mess.“ The tire parts are already so
large that they are attempting to en-
”: roll this year 5100, 000 individual work-
'ers from among the laity and to add
to their memliei‘ebipTo net gain at 50,-
- ,. 000. Last yeaflhof’oet still ‘wss 167, -
n.
rm:
so.“
, ‘it s few charges Quantities in
000. -
In spite of some opposition the be
lie! seems to be general that the plan
{will go through it is also believed
than. the Mcthodlsl Protestant will join
Illnd that the Colored Methodist church
3‘ ”Valli bring it to the 5361 numbers or
colored people nowseparsthlie’hroueu
The change would been the extinction
south
x 53mm extreme we where both north
2.
1.
1.1:.
M ports for appoiii’t'ment
rand south arellilow represented.
~71?“
SULLIVAN Looxsn nurse"
1 FRIENDS. ..
wwnsmhrou, July 21~¥Senstor
Phelsn‘s report on his investigation
into the conduct of James M. Sullivan.
dormer minister to the Doniitiicun Re
public, was made public yesterday at
the state department
said the? fact: that $1me was sup-
by persons 1m.
his interests in Sunny Domitigo was
"T‘s“wnoented irom-rhuppointing powar.
‘Ihere is no evidence," says the re-
“.m "that Minisler sullivan'received
in money or participated in any way
in what has,come_ to be known as
graft." fl h‘e report says Mr. Sullivan
did not possess the qualities required
Tor his position Mr. Phelan gave it as
his own opinion that there had been
much in Sullivan' s administration that
* 1,!iuti beenkindiy, helpful and generous.
_ etreet.I
hind as‘he has made application.
’ 'lrict, met with an accident here to-
day, which resuled in the loss of one .
1 ; while crossing the street as a car ap-
1 wrist. Bailey was said tonight to be.
resting comfortably today.
-, none oi! the mst‘eriols used in the prep.
restaurant in Westerly which are slip;
1. ptomslné poisoning recently remained
I metals.
COMPENSATION HEARING.
: . Joni" stlto of Stamford Has Claim
for. Loss of Left Hand.
ingthe compensation for the company;
IlaJevito ’sho’uld ‘g‘et compensation {m0
the fingers 01‘in and not for the left
——_—....___—_,__’_
_ W. P. BAILEY HURT.
DANBURY, July 27. —William P.
IIII‘Bailey, ofI Bethe], state auditor, and
formerly state senator from this dis-
land He fell beside the trolley tracks,
II.le'0aél1ed One hand tell on th erails
- Iand stsI crutshIed by the car so badly
that it had to be amputated at the
He is
«5; years old. How he came to {all is
slot- k‘no’ivn, ’l’ith‘ was learned that a
tow: moments before he had complain-
guns n frien‘d qt‘ ééitli‘g ngqlf i
tick- of dizziness while cro‘ssin'g‘the
. . __ . ": ,1 I #-
nose nor 'sLA‘Mi: mes. {"17
MYSTIC. coon. July 27 .--Prot. Clit-
lord Brewster Morrison otI the Connect,-
ticut Experimental Stat-ion reports that
oration or the .chstard pies of Gnvittflt
posed to have caused an epidemic otm
duel arsenic poison or other heavy
This report vies mode to Dr.
C. F. Congdon. of Mystic, health outer
‘ . ileld. September 21in).
Senator PhelnnI .
CONNE TICUT runs
“MM ambitions to: be Held Ill'l
Stet: During Full.
The following list 01 the agricultur-
‘5’! fairs and ethibitions to be held in
Went timing the approaching
season has been compiled hy
state board of agriculture:
Connecticut State Agricultural So—
ciety—Berlin, September 11-17.
Beacon Valley~Naugatuck,
ber’ 13 and 14.
Connecticut Fair Assoc-inflamma—
Charter Oak Park, September on.
Connecticutn Horticultural Society
~—Hartford, September 22-33.
Chester Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society-Chester, September 25.
Colchester, Grange Corporation—I-
Colchester, September 9.
Connecticut Bee Keepers' Associa-
0cm-
Hon—Charter Oak Park, September
6-11. . ‘
Danbury Agricultural Society——
Danbury, October 4-9.
East Haddanif September 15.
Granby Agricultural Fair—Grenby,
September 23-23.
Gushen Agricultural , Society—Gos-
hen. September 6-7.
Gilford Agricultural Society—Guil-
ford. September 29.
Haddam Neck Gr. Agricultural As
socialion. Inc—Haddam Neck, Sep-
tember 6.
Harwington Agricultural
Harwinglon. October 5.
Lime Grange Fair' Association—w-
Hamburg, September 22.
New London County Agricultural
Society—Norwich. September 68.
‘ North Startington Grange F’atr As-
sociation—North Stonington, Sep-
tember 1-3.
Society-
Society—New IHavcn, September 16.
17.
INort‘olk Agricultural Asssociation
——-Norfolk September 9-.11
Roclfiillc Fair Association——Rock-
ville, September 2123.
Siaiiord Springs Agricultural
cietyAStafl'ot-d Springs. October
14. , , ,. “'
Sufiield’ Agricultural
~10-
12-
Society—~Suf-
The. Salisbury Association, Inc.—
Salisbury, September 6.
Union Agriculture!
Thompsomnille September.
Union Agricultural Society, of Bark-
hamsted Colebr‘ook and Hartland~
Riverton. October 12.
Windham County Agricultural
elem-Brooklyn. September 2123.
“Woodstock Agricultural Society—I-
South Woodstock, September 13-15.
Wolcoft Agricultural Society-«Wol-
cott. October 13.
Washington Fair Corporation -
Wnshington. September 2.
The Tho‘mpsonville Fair Aston...
lion. Inc ~Thompsonville, September.
Cornwoll Agricultural Society——
Cornwall, September 24. ’
. —-—————_._.
STATE GETS MORE LAND.
HARTFORD. July 27.—-—'l‘he ’Ststo
‘I‘u-beréulosis Commission has secured
a deed on behalf of the State of land
Society
So-
,tor the sum of '.31 500. There are sev-
“coih‘petisstion‘ Commissioner Ed- .eral line springs on the property and
ward T. Buckingham will hold a hear-i the commission is planning a water
has Thursday 311 the case of James De ,I'Isupply which will furnish protection
Mto of Stamford, who has made nppli- in case of the it will be necessary,
fraction for compensation for loss of all however, to secure appropriation from
his fingers and one thumb while work— the next General Assembly to ‘33"?
’ in; for the Atlantic insulated Wire & 0‘“ the Plan“ 1“ “I" _ .
Cable company of Stamford AtInprlta- .
lion of all lingers was necessary. The
Adina Life. insurance company carry-1
1
u, Milli «slot '
‘ is thought he may have suffered an it; I
of the town or Stonlngtou, iorwtlrded ’
I samples of materials trom‘ the res-
sdjacent to the Shelton Ssnatorium
—-—-————__L__._'__
., 'EXPOSIITIO’N, ATTENDANCE.
SAN misused July 27—The at ’
tendence at the Panama; Pacific exposi- 1
montestsuhe claim on the grouil‘d that ’ tion Pass“ the 9.1000 000 mark at 3
o'clock last night.
GET BACK MllTTT
Victims of Digestive Disorders Tell oi .'
Wonderful Effect of Remedy.
terers, and in tact, people all over the
United States, have found romsrka-ble
restlts from the use of Mayr’s won:
deriul Remedy
Hundreds in‘ this State alone have
taken this remedy and tell today oi“ ”
the benefits they received. IlItI’s" IelfectS
come quickly—the first dose com»
vinces no. long- tresttpent...Here is)“
«.5
Hartford, Conn" Wrote: ‘My pains left
me the next day otter taking the treat:
Itnent. it is simply wonderful new it
relelved me."
Mrs. Clare Show, 493 poster street, “
the "
New Haven County Horticult’ural’
.'S
“lids
CTGARETTES
It is the fact that “STRAIGHTS”
lives strictly up to its name that
has made this unusual cigarette so popular
with former smokers of higher—priced
Turkish brands.
“STRAIGHTS” travels the straight line item
400% pure’l‘urkishlesf to perfection of manufacture.
The result is the supreme Turkish quali
which
reveals itself to you in the first “STRA GK ”
10 for 106'
you smoke.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COIPANY
mm
.1 '-' 1
South Not-walls.
Many New England stomach stir: "
Mrs. s. n. Johnso ,T’n’ Wltit st. ‘ ' -
n mo” .-—o£ Lead, Heleboro, Parts Green
Port Chalk:-
~= .ES'UTMMER SCHOOL -
sectors IJIqu s
Merrill Business College
Standard.
GEORGE Elll-IR'I'S’ BEER
Louis 111?th
Delivered to Your
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
.’ .
Hi9
- .30th Talent Avenue.
‘ "‘ "'1" Phone 497;,
sou-m NORWALK.
:1: is‘ EXPERT, HONEST
Service.
. Do you realize how much
that means to the consumer?
TM SllflTlM M00.
T Phone 619. 22 Hoyt St.
\. I.
,_ SWEATERS
$5.98 Sweaters $3.75.
M. Moltasclt & s...
SoutltINorwalk. _
Storage:
st’rouonsblo terms inquire 0!
Norwalk Steamboat
~ line
w
d
It you no seeking storage room 1
“.4..—
Tree Work Of,
All Kinds
‘Phona Almoist-1’s a: mu
M‘“.
F S LYON
’ Job Printing
fl NORTH MAIN BTRIE‘I'
I. NORWALK
Reopen s Saunders I.--
CONN.
M {-6.13} I.“ Work. loll Prison-1
PHONE .07
ind
James“:
.3 " rsfil-zrw
Elan .
Providence, it. 1., wrote! “I received "
your treetinent and it saved my life. ’ ’
1 his better now‘thé’i‘ri have been. tor
Wé’ntfiyww ' ’
WMndofluhnemedy givesl peIr-I
Jar-.1351 g? £911 ll
1!. Ian 10%.! a“ ’ ,
whatever you Tilt. E ol‘e d tress
utter eating, pressure l 3‘“ ln‘tlte
eslit (let one
Ml "‘ bill it}
MAT. Mt
KIWI‘IM’D
lllit
That is llte
ream why
’ all first-elm
dressmake‘ts’
use them.
‘ Style sud Economy
, ». . '9.” .Twi'l‘. .i'.‘
1 PICTORIAL-
lllillSl‘ um;
we" ;“5:
Donnell
1'6, scum MAIN STREET., ..
ALE KINDS CF INSECTICIDES.
’ " ’ Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solution ~ Arseréate
(l “g ’1 -
31:51ng 51.51;. ”
Lilli
Millie Tilt: "’
PlC'l’ORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS
alone. lend to your dm‘.
. that certain chic and style
so much desired 1.,
Isll good dressers.
- It
Fire, Lilo, Accident... Plate Glass,
Workmen's 9ompsnsstlon, Liabill.
ty, Marine and Automobile. .1-
Burety Bonds. .~
_ Notaries Public. ,
Steamship Ticitots
J M. Layton & (0.. Inc-
REAL ESTATL INSURANCE
‘5 RailroadAve" So. Norwaik
1.4
SALE
and second hand. IIEve’rytlting
sold at extremely lowI I'prices.
M. curious“
:1... dSumn’ter it: or... "
’ on’sll‘l-Iousel‘told Goods. New - T
Phone. 419. s7 110111-11 IMIAlN s-rI " ‘
we REFER you .. II
To ms HOUSE,
-' mum on pinuumuourwu.
‘ ls lt‘hofi barium luv-to sllstsnin
IcoIIIl2 Yes, and who s'morwlt
Merrie Wagon-sh " .
Iratntééonl‘ unlit, finishes. “endnll
0T u
‘M '1:
out
“l dill "dent? hummus»
‘ {hails your protection Pholié"
Vt ear
Chic and Stylish llats ior late Summer;
A fish to the Millincrv Annex on
one a number of exceedingly distinctitc hats. for August
'1 here are the small closc— -fitting hats for traveling
and motoring, dark straus with a hit of cogucttish trim-
thing There are broad trimmed Ttats black, white and
tri-
Broad St shows
sand colors with unique downtime, and ,all. have, the
touch that expresses smartness and individuality.
The average price 55. on.
It \‘Llll not be many dais that these very low prices
will pret at]. for the department \till not
longer in that locality
remain much
A New Handbag
It IS of rich and licavy blatk moire ytlth a lining. of
flo“ cred IDresdett
silk, inside pocket and mirror.
It is
mounted in a frame to imitate old ivory and looks \cry
elegant and exclusiw. . .
$5.00.
Goggles ior Motoring
The “Trufit” Goggles reprcscnt contf’qrt.
The} ' I'atc,
\cry light and “ill fit ptrfcctli 01 or other glasses Tn \nr—
‘ious color shades, orange anther. dark and light green,
etc.
Night and Day Goggles uith the 'Boston Dip" O’l’C’l
the Check. F'ramcs 111 celluloid, rubber, ivory and shell. 7
Goggles for children .- ..
“Sterlon” Photograph Frames.
They look c\actly like 511\ U‘ and they are "tiaranteetl
not-I to tarnish.
25 and 39 cts. and up.
Jewelry Sectionnuain floor.
°, . ’ China at Tempting Discounts
English China Plates. the
highest grade, breakfast,
dinner and dessert plates. cake and satttltridt plates.
Qoalport
Royal Doulton
Lowestoit
Couldon
Less 20 per cent
Blue Canton Ware.
TUESBA'I, JULY 12. 3915
")th
: * Sstnbhkltd 1317 ‘ 1..
.WmA-m
40
i
l
I
The familiar blue, with bridge and pagoda scenery]
.Various plates, fruit and cereal dishes. etc. _ , .
’- ‘ “Disabled Dolls. ’.A Ifcw left in that halfopricc sale.III
M” ” ' Buscmut
Less 20 per cent.
ANNOUNCEMENT
OVER LAND CARS
AGENTS
7 VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE?
South Nomalk, Conn
What Are Your Assets?
The w condom at business
MMWWWQWWWW -._- .-..:
Avoid The Liability
01”..th lining s oheckiw ’ncoount. We invite accounts union Ida:
given emblem sud courteous Intention. '
Fairfteld County National Ban,
THE CIT-DEBT RANK IN NORWALK. 1.
1".
and poisons] affairs ’I”.,'
JULY CLEARING s 111;.
o'iI women’s and Missesi High- Grade Wearing Apparel 1
at prices lower than any stqre in town considering quality.
come without delay-one our merchandise is Itooa ’dlIt'ra
when prices are cut less than halfbhts ,; , slut
oti
VC
Be Sutelts A
FRIESBIE‘S
”PIE.
Aslt’Mo‘ln” Grocer foi’ Thorn
”l" "Insist. on them at your resk: ‘-
' taurants I .
.'.-;-_,-u
The Reed, & Volk
Electrical Co.
+,,. only Fully .5411!va
‘ stsc-rnItcAL‘ ssop
suro supplant
to the 1-sz .
.Pl'tori’. “Hand. .lti'llu It.
o... . .
Norwalk Chronicler