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3W. “and vice-president: ileum
H T. Bennett, oessurer; Mrs. Hfltfim
Vail Kirk, recording secretary: aid
‘Mrs. iiirttu Norman, corresponding
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Miss mm Frolick or Now can-
sort visited Sunday with triads in
Stamford.
V ‘V lbs Hazel-Lemon; Vilnwkina aveV
. me. is a visitor today in Danbury.
George H. Perils, of Senvlew ave
m, is a visitor with his son in BpldW Fifteen hundred New {01510
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SAN ANTONIA Texas, Aug. 3.V +~
General Rosalie Hernandez. commonp-
ing the Villa forces in the state or
Coshuiia has opened negotiations with
surrender, it was announced here to
do)! by Colonel J nan Wilden, a member
0: the stair or General Trevino.
The request of General Verandez,
according to Colonel Valdez, has been
submitted to Vera Cruz, and until an
will take no action.
Carranza leaders for an unconditional ,
answer is received General Trevino
him
4 Billiflllm mi
Perishable W I; ill-lid
, for St. m if”? M
,m Gt} MM Ext
for World Peace, Footsteps:
, Realism-History of
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The indulgence or the Portiuncula
(the little door) which could be ob-
,th, 1.. l.
fir. and Mrs. George McKay, of Sea-
‘ V .M avenue, have returned after a.
u!!! weeks visit on Long island.
, Joseph Orioles, of the Seizes- bar-
’Irer shop, on East Washington 8t,t
today is visiting in New York city.
«w
The condition of J. H Bundle, who.
‘ at was reported this morning, is suf-
.has resumed his duties alter en-
'joying a week's vacation.
Wt! to be the same. lion with lriends in Dorian.
An ice cream and cake social will
Osborn avenue, Wednesday afternoon 0” a farm near Goshen, C011“-
and evening, by the ladies at Christ
church.
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A special meeting of the Epworth '_ward E. 3039: Academy street.
League of the East Avenue M. E.
thumb is scheduled to be held this
evening. Matters of ordinary business Lily, 0‘ “"3 P0“ road. "9 visitinx KO-KO. DOM High Executioner.
. '1“ be transacted. relatives in Pottsville for the week.
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Clarence Mather, assistant postmas-
Mr and Mrs J H Taylor Of BroOk- village theatre into a veritable lap
Mg tron: typhoid fever, was an- !” "‘3 '9“de ‘ "0 W93“ “0“ Int-‘89 tea gard.en shining with lights
Edward 111110193t and his M117. and when it went up applause greet-
be held with Mrs Charles Wood, 61 ”"0 “mm“ “0'1 a "08““ We“ ed the dune". Every seat at both
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt of Fistbush spent
the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Vme play was given, is to
sounded to the call of the benefit pen
renounce “The Mikado," in the opera
house Friday afternoon and evening,
and when the affair was brought to
a clone, with a dance in the frown
Hall. nearly $2,500 had been realized
for the Polish relief fund. This «bone
lit entertainment was given by local
society people, assisted by Mme.8m
brich, the noted opera singer The
opera house was changed from a more
tend sgiow with decorations, true to
Japan. The curtain was an ornament.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3,—Announce-
ment that the United-Slates had halted
the convention of South and Central
America in an eifort to settle the Mox-
icsn digicnity caused widespreadginter-
est today in oflciai and diplomatic cir-
cles; A conference on the noblest will
be held here Thursday afternoon be
tween Secretary Leasing and the dip
lomatlc representatives at six of the
leading Latin-American nations.
served from noon 0! Sunday, Second
day, or from noon of Saturday, August
.7, until midnight of Sunday, the eighth
eighth day, according to the choice oi
pastors oi' the Roman Catholic church-
es, will be observed on the latter date,
in most of the churches of the city.
The quaint name oi this occasion is,
to a student of church history, on oil-V
"While there had been no expectatiba planatlon of its origin, for the gentle
0‘ any action by this government on and self denying St. Francis of Assisi
the Mexican situation pending Frost lpsssed much or his time, in the fits;
dent Wilson's return from Cornish, years of his ministry to the leper» and
N- 8-. uceni almost kaleidoscoplc do the poor. in the ruined little chapel ct
velopments in Mexico, particularly in? St Mary of the Angels, known as the
iperlormances was sold, and many
{were turned away. Frank H. Rooney
of New York, under whose directions
be congrat-
ulated Also worthy of mention is the
{well conducted orchestraanacha‘s
'Mififl Anna. Williams and her maze. 0‘ Stamford Henry J. Davenport 83- WP. ”Will e‘tendl were ‘ubjwu 01'
I’M-j
‘llfe into the play, Miss Donna Eas-
’1
Mexico City, are behaved to have: Portlnucula It was while at mass in
prompted the administration :0 imme-V this little church near Assisi that St.
day, according to the choice of the"
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1915
alone. lend
' that certain
somuch
arc
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNva
all good dressers.
a“ fink-class '
dressmakeis
use them.
Style and Economy
twins in
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PATTERNS
Vl The
film “SINK INK
asst—15c. and
gait—15c. AUGUST PH IRES
now on sale.
James Donneliy
:6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
to your dress
chic and slide
desired by
V 'diate steps. Just what those steps will: Francis felt the call to go forth, as di-
‘be and how far the joint action or rooted by words of the Gospel, and
whatever sort it may be between the “Everywhere on your road preach 311“
United States and the Pan American Vsny, "rile kingdom ot God is at hand.
Cure the sick, raise the dead, cleanse
considerable speculation today. Elbe lepers. drive out devils. Freely
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The conference is the direct result; have you receiver, freely give. Carry
hey. as Yum Yum, made her initial w of the failure of the Mexican factions! neither gold nor silver nor money inf
The electric light system was out oi mm“ in light WV lithmh she leaders to heed President Wilson's ie- your girdles, nor bag, our two costs 3
Auxiliary of Christ Epscopai church, order in the Congregation“ church has been before New York audiences, cent statement urging them to com. nor sandals, nor stall, for the working
‘ will be held on Thursday afternoon Sunday evening and the evening 3" on the concert stage for several sea-
, of this week. Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler Vice was omitted
will entertain at her home on Myrtle V
sues.
suing was held in the local electric 01 next month
light plant on the East Side. Regular
business matters
sons Evert Jansen Wendell or New
York was Mikado of Japan. and his
much applause. Arthur Clougli.
throughout the session. which was a crew in the Congregational Chmh- iermine auctioned oi! the hand—paint
brief one.
the organist, being called nw
, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Warm, of i'iV Vcaunt of tlie illness of her sister.
VVCove avenue, Est-it VVNorwulk., an;
nounce the engagement of ihhlfil‘
daughter. Edith Willieliana, to Fran
he Post
‘Mrsfiohn De Waters, 0: Rowayton. 0’ a S‘CHB- had were fined 32 aVndVVLV
Both are well known and their iiany costs Saturday night, Constable Han
fiends exteiid hearty congratula», Md Smith made "'9 "’35"
tiohs.
, f The monthly meeting 0! the first
During the storm, last evening, the company will take place tonight, uteri;
V‘ihd ~blew a tree-limb on the wire! of business is mounted The Why;
the East Side electric light plant in AWMX
m vicinity of Myrtle street. Some lit- for a social hour. Refreshments will
1‘ trouble was experienced with the
. Muse-lighting in the north section of
the district for about fifteen minutes
due to this unavoidable accident. The
finemen remedied the trouble as
expected.
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Antonio Leonelti and DeVlto CapuV-
who were injured five weeks ago yes-
1 Sunday morning, Mrs W. ll. Stowe. ed m
on 1C“ GROWS? gm
land 810
Two Hmmhliansflmen who livejion‘j
M” arrested Spoil-4A
Gerard De VWlVlters, soii oiV Mr. anti. “3% l'or fighting. 0"" “13 ownership,
o
is asked to Join the Vision;
be served and a generalgood time‘isl
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10. both of 89 Spruce street Stamford .tho fund is being raised for the pun
geli‘. one of which sold for 335
$15, and sexual for 85
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Jill
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NM.
The wooden imitation o! a ihbrmom- .
star. which has been placed on the bill-
ieton board at Comm Beach for the
purpose or showing the public how fast
chase of a lung‘motor, is rising stead-
was extr cl good as
Lwas ,1“ Rupert (3 wire: Katieha. Iinentativos here of Brazil, Argent!
Who was in love with Nsnki-Poo Be- and Chile. whit:
were dimmed ~~~~~~~ M’s' Gm,” H ““0” played the tween the acts, Artist Brinley or s". mediation conference at Niagara
V are on route.
pose their differences and restore man is worthy at his hire." This was:
pe’loein tim sobthern republic in 3200. and tram that date St;
The conference will be of an inior- Francis began to preach to the poor};
, , ,V The firemen mét last night to make professional “aw together with a mill and coniidentiainstnre. it weare- belng joined by disciples who went
Dreiiminnr} preparations and appoint remarkably clear tenor voice w“fuelled tho that President Wilson alto ‘Rome with him when their number?
The regular weekly meeting 'of the committees, 9‘05; 101' their annual fair him
third district commissioners last eve— in the firehouse. the first tour slow as Nicki ~Poo,
year also accepted very gladly the had reached Viweive. and received use;
‘good odloes" extended by the more approval at Pops Innocent ill.
Home of Penitenu' Orosr. .
5 led with: Noticed On their return from Rome St. has:
llfi ,cis and his followers obtained the use
These representative of the A B U. or the Portluncuia irom the Benedic-
powern. with the ministers iron 3'0- tine abbey on Mount siibnsio, and this
lid-V. Urusnajv add Gsuiémig. ”‘6 the ruined chapel became the cradle and
'PVan'Amd'ricsh represetitatlveé “PM hoodgusrters o! the order, which was
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to Theresa onlerence .. unit, known a: 'stnlteniVa Vet Assisi".
W . our: -' mph, and later as unicorn, " the rule chosen
commune-d Winch Vera Cruz by so Francis. us also his discipr'Ves
“4!! City has been restored had no fixed abode. but about the no»;
9an1158 the latter tiuncula they built themselves huts olg
twigs and branches. The keynote oi,
their lives was the imitation of the
public ills oi Christ. and their aim was
to possess nothing, lay by no store,
make no provision for the tutors, pos-
sess no land and accumulate no cam-,1
tal. in these early years they wore;
the ordinary peasant costume, minions
Provisions begs
city yesterday an dothVer train loads
9’
BANKERS‘ CONVENTION.
~———¢.
Program Arranged for Seattle Goth.
erluu of American Bankers’ Kano.
ciat‘len Next 'llonth—Ex-Preai-
dent Taft To Be a Speaker.
joyous when theycarrisd on their misV
also of preaching to the lowly and
Wretchcd.V
Always their headquarters and gatb‘
The program was made public yea
terday that is to be (allowed at the
fortyrdrst annual convention of tho
apeedily as possible.
FR, Q'wv“
’ ROWAYTON
Mn.“
gterdny afternoon, when the motorcy- ily, having ”in?“ from ‘50 to "5 in
do they were riding was in collision one “’9“
with the automobile of Charles Ell -—--———-g '
Scofleld 0f Rowayton, driven by 1"!ij An unknown but well dressed young
Dibble, are now out of the Stamford man descended loom a Bridgeport my.
Hospithl. and Dibble will be tried this iey yegterday afternoon in Hotel
IlSaturday at' Square in an apparently intoxicated.
in" ' ' ....__.__. condition and tell on the pavement, at-
Charles E. Blake, and family, who Peer-tree Point experienced its live- trusting much attention. 00““th
have been living in Forty- second street. liest day Sunday, the biggest crowd p’nnk gym-39‘s arrived and found the
' _ have gone to Vermont to spend a of the season enjoyed the exception»: man to be not intoxicated but under
-V month. ‘ sally good bathing facilities. A little the influence of some drug. He took
_. ., excitement was caused by I young the young follow to the lockup and
. John W. Shepard, and family, who woman whose identity could not he “fled in Dr Frederick Powers, who
have a residence at Tokeneke, nave ascertained. who ventured out too' upon examining the man said that he
gone to Randiey Lake, Me. for the rest for for a. person who is unable to would come out or his stupor it left
I F .0! the 59350“: and Percy :Lloyd 0‘ New swim. She went under twice belore' alone, to which end he was kept in his
,.VVVVV-York,V has rented their cottage here. Iher predicament. was noticed and cell until this morning;
" lthen John W. Faucett of Stamfde .\
a":
re,
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». James A. Farrell, presidem. of file szam out and rescued fie!- ,.
:Dnited States Steel Corporation. has Robert Grant and son. Chester, with
.rotnrned to his residence on Hickory The Women's Civic League‘s out: a party of friends, all of New York,
‘fllfi. after 8 week spent in Plattfi‘ of-door supper and dance, saturdny cruised up from that town in Mr.
Mb. where the steel mills are 10- evening, at the Broad Hall Inn, was Grant‘s Open motor vent, the Starter,.
‘ :‘a great success. about 200 attending. ion sunday. The trip was rathera,
. git was feared that the nth, early in novel experience ,heoause of the tact
WW Of twenty camp fire girls: ,ths evening, would put. a damper on that the boat had no cabin in case of
train 1New Canaan returned on Satur-itostlvities, but it did not. There ml storm. The party had several common
1' having occupied the W0 001‘ general dancing trom ll till 9: 45. Mrs lmotor boating happenings on'the way
V north of the Norwalk Yacht 01“” Lynford M. Dickinson and Mr. Howard such as "running out of gasoline" and
miliekory Billff for the past ...week.‘ P. Romans, winning a cup in the eli- i“gettlng stuck on the mud." Stops
maisltors had a lively, pleasant urination dance mks Mary Porter were made at Greenwich and City ls-
(the while at the Sound’s side. The! Beegle, secretary or the American ' land, once for refreshments and sewnd
“went in bathing every flail. won ‘7' Pageant Association and head of the to take inother friend aboard. The
3113. Selling and took in the {unset Physical Education Department of the party will spent several wear; a: the
W. Another party from New Barnard College, who danced in Stsm- 'home or Mrs. W, F. H. Preston ct
We is expected down this week to ford twice that winter, rendered 3 Main street
my the houses. ‘ “N“ ivory pleasing dances on the grass—31
. a Drysrl dance, a shepherd dance. and .
WAY CONTRAC'GS AWARDED. a dance of joy. The platform which
The state highway commissioner has had «been erected for the general dpnc
' ed the contract to build a rein- lug,thd the tables. were artistically ,
concrete bridge in Plainfleld' 10 overhung by a canopy, the lights being 3"
A. Wilcox oi Norwich. for air dimmed so as to give the full Veflecti oi '
‘tély $800. V3130 a contract to Miss Beagls'a graceful movements.
" V1436!) linear-net ofcon road Supper was served at 11. tollowed
Aéhlord, to the Connecticut Good by two platform dances by Miss Beer}
. ‘ Construction Company of New tie-La Hungarian and a Spanish-
Wu, for an estimated cost of $21;V dance. The Votimmltteor in charge of K
““““““ V the aifair were L. M. Dickinson; chain;
PHILADELPHIA, Ant. V
biogram received he '
. the constitutionality of Article mose-
dolphin, and Henry M. Campbell, of
Detroit. were. secnradV arachnoid; and ,-
‘ ‘- a test case has shoddy been institut V
‘ ed in the courts oiMlehigang the ate, ..
American Bunkers' Association. 80p-
commlttees of Seattle bankers, with
the cooperation of city authorities.
representative organization, and
clubs. have completed the preparation
or an attractive amount for the en-
'tortainmcnt, education and pleasure
of the visitors, irhlch the naturalre-
ounces of that section aflord.
That this convention will be one oi
the most successml in the history of
the association is expected by those
in charge oi the ‘arrsngements for it.
The details of the general program
for the convention at Seattle will fol-
low largely the form adopi\l tor the
conventions at Boston and Richmond,
last year and the year before. ExJ
President would: a. m will be a
speaker on September 9. ’
The twentieth annual convention of
the trust company section will be held
Tuesday, September 7, in Seattle
3Wash, in connection with the annual
convention of the main Inoculation.
The Vreiatloi‘i‘milr‘ust” conipanle's , to
the Fedeml Reserve act, and the pro-i
vision in that not granting'trustcom-
panics’, powers to national banksare
ofvsuch importance that it is, expected
there will be a large attendance of the
section's membership so that the point
of view of diifereni parts of the nouns
try may be thoroughly elucidated.
The executive committee, after full
and. thorough consideration oi the
matter, decided to... test by friendly suit
tion 11. of the Modem Reserve Act,
lilting trust company powers .to
niece of John G. Johnson. of Philli-
.m'aVyhe
Vional “banks. To that end the
ering place was the Portiuneuin, unm'
’ in e for the
lumber s to 10, at Seattle. Wash. The; the we” became too ’3
‘members to meet within its walls, and
the church was ever beloved by St.
Francis. The indulgence of the Porti- 1.
uncula is so named because it wasV
hounded on a vision received by St.
,F‘rancis that a plenary indulgence
iwoald be granted to all who visited the,
Portouncula, in a state oi grace, on the
second day of August. in eaer times
{this was granted only to the order or
St. Francis, but it was later extended
to the entire church by the sovereign
pontlii'.
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To Gain indulgence.
To gain the indulgence either the
first Sunday and Monday or the second
’Ssturday and Sunday or August, the
lmemoers ol' the chmh‘, after conieir
also and holy communion, and prayers
for the intention oi the Pope, must vis-
it the blessed sacrament during the pe-
riod oi the feast, as chosen“ by the past
tor of the church. For every visit a
plenary "diligence is granted; which
applied to the souls in pur
gatbryo ~
It was suggested s1 Voile oi the
churches oi the city that the particu-
lnr desire or the rope at present is
well known as being for peace between
the warring undone, and it was added
that although the rulers were reported
opposed to peace. the Roman Catholic
church Was still praying- for it. The
desire or the pundit tor the rellei.’ of
suffering am by the war was il—
lustrated ‘by the loci. that a collection
Sunday lol- u... linoleum and adhering
mothers and children of Poland. . ._
ot the churches oi thecity
i
is to be taken in the churches next '
3! tucy 'on the Mary nun», who ar-
rived at the summer capital late yes-
SPECIAL SALE
Gas Ranges
While the present stock
A GREAT
0'" ml
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-;i.'1 1. ‘.
ing the regular $18.50 range for only
$14. 50
Order (in before it Vis too late.
The United Biscuit: Light
and Water Co '
of ranges lasts. we are sell-
BARGAIN
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which the least concludes.
siliil o s. iii till
mmmm
(Norwalk and Washington Camp to-
day welcomes sixty members or the
Patriotic Order, Sons of America, re
presenting lodges from all imrts otE
Connecticut, at the annual stats
comp. which today is being held in
this city I . .
This morning's session was veiy
br let. it was held in Odd Fellow‘s
Vilome, on South Main street. Presi~
dent John H. Patterson, of this city,
presided.
President Patterson opened the
camp with an apprwriate address of
welcome. In a concisely worded ad.
dress he outlined and recommended
an increase in the finances Reports,
which were indeed satisfactory. were
Thompson, city clerk of New Britain.
At 1 o'clock sojourninont was tali-
on to the mount room . where. nod-V
the meihbrs oi Camp No. 3, Ladies‘
submitted during this morning’s ses- .
-slon hyStnte Secretary J. A. Wright,
so! Meridian, and Treasurer A is.
or the direction and management of _
with lepers, the poor outcasts. ever! afternoon or evening of the day with discussed no important business with
President Walloon _ V
The Secretary declared that he was
idevoting much time to studying the
shipping question, and that he conii
gdently expected that it would be push
ed by the administration during the
next session of Congress. He said that
Vpersonaily he iavored the government
[ownership plan presented during the
last session.
"'The Democratic party is pledged
to providing an adequate merchant
marine for the United States,” said
[Mr. McAdooV, "and in my opinion no
Itiine should be lost in taking action.
The need for more ships under Ani-
erican registry is being shouh more
valid more every day."
Secretary McAdoo said he also was
studying the question of systematiaiug
lb; operation or the government lin-
ances and oi providing a budget sys-
tem, and expected the subject would
be an important one during the com-
ing session of Congress
. President “ilson did not play golf
gthis morning but remained at Harl-
Takenden house talking with Mr and
Mrs. sMcAdoo. After their departure
he went to his study and worked on
oificiul business.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
_ Mrs; Merger-ct Ahcarn.
Auxiliary. P. 0. of A., a splendid din-
ner was served.
to be a lengthy one. There will be;
doors. and other important business
matters wiliibe considered. ‘
nomination and election of suite ob;
~ "for i saw 'eni get up and go out.”
Margaret, widow of Morris Aberra.’
idled this morning at her home on
This alternoon’s session promises i Cross street, uptown She is survived
by three sons: Johan! dersmlah and
Morris. Funeral services will be held
at 9 o'clock Thursday morning from
‘ St: Mary's church, interment tollow—'
log in St.‘Mary’s cemetery.
. SELF-2E EVIDENT.
V VVThe eminent lecturer bad Just ilna x
ished his two hours' talk and be no,"
Walking bac kto the hotel with oneof ' '
the committeemen . .
“Do you think the people heard me
dlstinctly?’ asked the lecturer earn-
osily ‘ ‘
“Some of 'em did." said the horrid
commission as he stifled a yawn,
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lab-seah-
Lumps all the lock out ‘m
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