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The complete program for the 16th
session of the National Council of Con‘3
gregational churches in the United
States which opened in Center church,
New Haven. todoy.~ond continues
through October 27s. has been made,
I mind it includes a brilliant list ot‘
3 speakers for they arious meeting. The
‘ Holcomb. about conditions at the Sold- council will be called to order 'by Dean
*9” home in Noroton—and the man- Charles R. Brown, head of Yale School
“P” in “PM“ the 015 soldiers were'og Religion. and associate pastor or:
treated there. but he said today he was ‘ United church who 13 the retiring
not in a position to offer an opinion moderator of the council.
‘ nor to say whether or not they were
tirased on facts. IHe-llss the complaints 2' council called to “PP? by reuflng
under consideration and says he has moderator Rev Charlea’PR Brown De~
hope that everything will be all right. potion service, election of officers mu
lie said be appreciated the duty of the‘ business , A
state to take care of the veterans and Wednesday evening, Oct 20.715;
Connecticut would not neglect them. It service of worship Addresses of wel ,
is understood the complaints come come‘ Hon. m“ 3 Rice. mgybf of:
from the old soldier inmates. New Haven- Pr‘efldem Artlmr '1‘ Ba (1. ‘
From what can be learned it seems ley of Yale university: Rev Oscar E.
that some 0‘ the mo“ serious com- ghiaurer, chairman committee of ”:3
plaints that have been made relate to A rangements' reaponae by the moderat-
the nature of the food whicn is served or address of ther eming moderator 3
to the -inmates.l It the description of Delegates to the number A01 severalf
the food given in some of the letters hundred were in attendance at the3
is accurate there seems to be ground 3 first session which was presided oval-z,
for complaint- 'by Rev Charles R. Brown, hea‘d of the
There is a belief among some peo ‘Yale School of Religion, who will "3.?
pie who take an interest in the wel i tire as Moderator The first sessionj
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diuiity of Food and Dormitory
System Subject of Letter
Writes by Thom— latter is
Under Consideration
Complaints have been made to Gov.
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fare of the old soldiers that the dorm- Ewes given up to the submission of re- :killed this morning in the woods neuri
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‘18 and 50. and last, the most disas-v
‘trous lmrassingoi the Christian popA
ulstlon. Twenty years ago on one day
sevenhusdred Armenian men Were
massacred in the streets and shops or A
Sivas. But that terrible day is forgot-
tei in the terribieneso or present ex-
periences. A whole peopl is on the3
very of extinction. Can this be the end
of a people who. during every cen-
tury since the begining or the Chris-
tian era has borne witness to their 3
faith by the blood of their martyrs?
God have pity on our manhood i1 we
utter no cry or protest against this
most unjust and widespread persecu-
tion which modern civilization has
seen.
A a Hold of Manhattan, Kan, disf
cussed the problem or how to bring
the influence of the church to bear up
on 18, 548, 777 students in state univerv
sltlcs. He said they are a great po—
tentiality in the country The claims:
Wednesday afternoon. Oct 20'1915’“ of the church must be presented to; securing the timepiece“
them through their imagination. It.
must oifer something that raises the id‘
eels? it must show itself as the great-
est force for betterment of the world.
Pastors must understand the college
community and the students. and
enthusiasm must be of an intelligent
Eusort
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The Odd Fellows will have their
regular meeting tonight and do some
degree work.
Discharges from bankruptcy were
granted in the U. S. court, yesterday,
Thomas F. Dunn of this city.
The Trolleymen's Union disposed of
a handsome gold watch this noon, At-
,torney James T. Hubbell. of Norwalk.
Before Probate Judge Bradley. of
Westport, this morning. Attorney Loo
Davis wits appointed consemtor oA er
Sophia G. Seligar ahd her estate. The
woman’s broc3her. James M., was re
moved. ‘ "'
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' court to oppose his wile‘s application.
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MRS' E'LLS GETS DAUGHTER and distress which has prevailed for
TOKIO Oct. 20 —-The custody of 0‘ months past well be greatly accen.
ga Ellis the young daughter of M, and noted during the winter months.
Mrs John Ellis, of Massachusetts, was American Red Cross representatives
awarded to the mother. today, ‘by the lime tried vainly for the past. fort
District 00“" Mr. Ellis ”M n night to purchase corn and other cer-
eals and have dually been compelled
to place their orders in the United
MISERY 'AND DISTRESS States with the hope that delivery
OUTCOME IN MEXICO will be madehln time to relieve the
MEXICO (:1va Oct.- 20 —The corn graAe situation which the Mexican
. harvest has begun with the prospect poor wililiave to face during the cold
that about 55.000000 bushels will be "me? Com is Still selling at a pro-
garnered As the normal crop totals hibltlve price for those who need it
in the neighborhood or 130, 000. 000 bu- and the prospective crop shortage
ico s 15. 000. 000 inhabitants. the misery this price
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The annual meeting of the board of
managers of the Fairdeld A(lusty Chil-
dren's Home was held this morning,
at the home in Westport avenue.
men. and ‘otllb‘rs inter‘estedin theka
were present.
was taken, and this afternoon the
Three beautiful lltle blue birds were
children.
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“017 ”Stem 0‘ "19 P0111515 ““PPPPPPP‘ ports of officers and commissions nam- North Taylor avenue by Michael Cam-A new CANMN ASSAULT cases.
tory and that it practically has broken , ed by the Kansas City session two
dow.u It is held that when the men years
arota and Albert Fonso. or West Main 1
ago These reports will be made street. uptown. The two young men “1'?Salvatore Ziwagiia, both charged with .
The cases or Franco Lombarto and
we" younger and 19” im the syn“the order of the day on different days so bagged a crow, a robin and a gray intoxication. breach of the peace sim-
tem AA as not so objectionable to permit of discussion \ 3
John H. Thatcher of -.Hartt’ord an The arriving delegates were guided
pointed some months ago t° “1° Sold« bv Boy Scouts from the station to the
squirrel. Game Warden Wilhur Smith
reunded the hunters up. and they Were
locked up in the downtown police sta-
le and aggravated assault, were
tried before Justice F s. Dawiess. oi
ew Canaan, in the town court on
iers' hospital board. is glAing c‘dilsid lparlgh house of CenteL‘church. where tion charged with violating the game lion day All the evidence was not
enable attention to conditions at the committees cared for them and looked
home after registrations and assignments to
' Colonel George Robbins is superin—! mum and hotels. one special
tendent of the home. He wasTn And- which left Chicago Monday night;
ersonvllle in the CPan Wu- brought the western de1egateg num.
P lberlng 184 which is said to hiya been
LAKE 00 GETS CONTRACT FOR 3: thel argest single delegation var ab!
SUBMAR'NES ‘ ltending a national oolinuil. Although‘
The Navy Department has awarded the name of ii: bl. Beardsley. of Kan-
contracts for the buildings of three sas City has bail mentioned for Moder-
submarines to the Lake Torpedo Boat l star to succeed. geéh Brown, the west-
00 Pot Bridgeport, at a cost of $545.1 ern delegation: also had the names or
000 each fibres to the CalifornisShip- Marquis Eaton. of 911108.80. and (it,
building cOmpany, Lake type. at a cost Rev Dr. Horace Day. of L05 Angelu,W
of $543 000 each. The Electric BOP“ as possible candidates. It is understood
company got contracts for eight. ’ Athat this. is the' year when a laymamt
The Lake company have been enA :will be chosen Moderator.
larglng its local plant and capacity for The various publication societies 0—
the past six months in anticipation of the' “haw-“10h“ denomination ardA
recéluiiig additional contracts for sub-A using thb parish house of
marines. This work at increasing the church which “deem as street from
capacity 0! the plant will be pushed tat of to Center catch; (or en'bitfi. and
with some haste nowfthat three addH t9 gummy School departments also are;
florist: boots will km to: he built. knowing their Wm comes. and,‘
. .6le Lake boat‘s mph-will be
“.lp California am a; license to!
build the usé type; which ii: under r3
PsomPPe 'agmdeni with are Bridgeport
company. but the California boots will
pathetic. on the Pacldc coast no parts’
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exhibits tent here tram foreign” fields E
especially; fromfilands and lands 0
the Pacific. '33 , ,
o'riie announcement was
node thal
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use lake-company MM“ W PP‘éuid interior of.
' are m an snowfall” Pm” Darius or. Arsenic
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the missionray societies live attractive‘ 3
lawa.
Game Warden Smith is working in
in stamping out so far as possible the
killing of song birds and squirrels. In‘3
every case ‘of discoveried violation ar-
rests will be made and fines imposed.
According to the authorities there is
little sport canneéted With the shoot-
he of serials“ and pretty song birds;
Carnal-eta said today he thought the
blue birds.were‘ sparrows.
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WASHINGTON.OYt120-Piefident
Wilson today declared an embargo on
the shipment of arms and ammunition
to Mexico: ”‘
President Wilson signed a supple:
ancillary order. howeden which ex-
cepta General Canaan's Government
from the embargo and permits “mum-
:tlons to go through to him iinhamz
.Xaciions opposed to the Givernmeh
which the United States has og
mu. ,
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presented and a continuance was
P granted until Friday night. The ac-
train co- operation with the police antheritlesgr use d are “m to have committed as-
snult' on Tony Fevorlta on Sunday
.ev ening. October 10. Fevorita was
taken to {he Stamford hospital. The
The bullet did not hit .Fevorita.’
Attorney J T. Dunbar assisted in the
appeared for the defendants.
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STRIK‘E- .VlCTAllL mes.
NASHUL. N. 3:. Oct. 20—Jamps
mm T“ W" Strain. 'who was injured not night .in 3 P
l5. idgfii between strikers and strike-3
breakers nose. the “plant at the Jack- M
son ldanulacthring Company died
here today. 3 Simeon Roth’was arrest-
wlthoui: ball
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covering.
Nashua Manulacturlng or the Jack.
t‘hs inch Marseilles for Millie“ @996»de Tile“: proniliitiért spilling is till tam rains. gird no finite:- outbreol: c
was mounted.
county commissionersh‘about 25 clergy-.
At noon adjournment 1
visitors are enjoying a program by the'
testimony and evidence showod that
a‘razor had been used on him andvulso-
that a revolver had been discharged. -
prosecution and Attorney. J. J. Cuneo
ed on a charge of murder, mi held 3‘
Others ininrbd in the ‘
disturbance were reported to be 233- I“
So attempt: hail been Pmsdmesriy lo
day to move freight .irom either the l
The Kind tow": Always bought. and“. which has been
loose in:
3 u 30' ”3:11am: benefit a signature of ‘
s been made under his 1‘“?-
. Donal supervision since its iniuzay.
‘ Allow no one to deceive you in this.
| , All Counter-felts, Imitation: and .“Justo " are but
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