Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 18, 1910, Page 7

Henry Allen & Sonl FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS | 3 Main Street. I a0y Mll"_n REQUESTEY. STRAW HATS RED, SAGE GREEN, BLACK, NAVY BLUE, > CADET BLUE, BURNT STRAW, VIOLET. Easy to use. You paint it on with the brush. 25 CENTS N. D. Sevin & Son AGENTS Who Is Looking For the Following Vehicles? Democrats, Top and Open Business Wagons, Top and Open Concords. © .alues received is considered, get our prices. ‘l'I!E L. L. CHAPMAN CO., w 18 to 20 Bath Street. MAXWELL For Sale ooking car and great- ever _offered. Maxwell H. P. equipped with appliance, 116 wheel hable rim. carefully, now just out shop. We have several cars, little POPE-HARTFORD, MAX- AND OVERLAND CARS for ate delivery Call for demonstrations. iy M. B. RING & SONS s mar Weddings We are stocked with a fine line of SILVERWARE suitable for wedding gifts, useful and ornamental. Give us a call when looking for the best. The Plaut- Cadden Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths, Established 1872. PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING Now Is Your Opportunity to finish your hause cleaning by installing new furniture, We have all your needs at the lowest possible prices. Come into our store and inspzct the goods. M. HOURIGAN, 62-66 Main Street. r2sd WULF 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 . offer to the public the finest standarA brands of Beer of Europe and America, Piisper, Culmbach Bavarian " Pale and Burton, Mueir's Ale, Guinpess' Dublin _Stout, Gl S Jupoited Ofnger Ale, Bunker B Ale Fraak Jones Nourish- ToE A%, Btlrting Bheter Ale. Anboume Ptweiscr. Senfie an Past A. A. ADAM. Norwich Town. Telephone 447-32. iy2za WHEX you want o put your busi- Detors the pablic, fhere. ia po. we- ¥y Tite advertis- w flu‘m‘. ] OF 218T REGIMENT. ; g TIIE 3 2 Held at B I———”mdfl With E'MY"“!M Birthday. —_— . “Mrs, liam: elter- ¥ Norwich, Wednesday, May 18, 1910, ’ o : Many Present— Officers _ Elected— | 1, 21705 Tyl Wiliams, at the SUOler | Catarrh Leaves You whea the Germs i Next Session Will Be at East Hamp- | of friends on Monday, it being her $8th are D“lmye‘ _The Bullotin should be deiivorea | Messages of Felicitation Brought by Four Ministers Rep-| ton’ birthduy. She was pleasantly romem-| . everywhere in the city before § a. m. ot Eehcuntion iy s D . : Bered Vien witis }’:_..A e " k 00 Subscribs ho fail ive i alists and ther Denomina-| ¥or annual reunion ughters and otherw, rge bunci bt b et “‘“figa c‘”’fl"flf‘:“’n Faier ag ia rethanta) aagsilation . of of pEwutitul carnations was amomg the | "BIP:)I&:\GG:!{::II,@.! (pronounco it Highs MPANY. Pporting the fact to The Bulletin Co, - tions—Statement from Rev. H. untington and | Twenty-first Connecticut came to this | gifts. Ice cream and ~wafers were|9-me) over the influmed snd g7 [0 city on Tuesday, holding two weil at- | served to the members of the house B e o ture THE WEATHER. Organ Recital. ; - SR L FSTIAR S8 S DucNIEham. catarrh. s g s s e TR S Referred to in Sermon. Complete outfit $1.00, including hard e ey X two of the old soldiers were present, ru y od: some accompanied by thelr _wives | Miss Harrlet Carventer of East Town | TUbber pocket inhaler, at Arase'wid |y THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN For New England: Increasing cloudi- | Tuesday night was the concluding | must work for the future. 3. The |daughters and sons. Ordinarily thelstreet fs the one referred to In the | eYerywhere and THIS NI ness Wednesday, followed by showers | Service in the three days’ celebration | Puritan, our progenitor, was & great|reunions are held In Willimantic, un- | historical sermon, who “still lives to raranteed to cure catarrh, croup, EVENING fh "Wkt portion ‘Gnil bt Mg of the 230th anniversary of the Iirst | patriot,'soaked and saturated with re- | less there s an invitation from some | recall those days of spiritual blessing | (HiaTante money back. " o _n‘d“mr O I a0l choon at 'Norwith ligious” spirtt, detect | CLIET place so'tnat this was the Arst|in the cariy ihirtles:’ when Rev. C. | cotghs volds, e R ica an INTIL 9 0'CLOCK cept showers in east wn, ver to messages am not c in but you can detect im in_ sever: e . Everest was pastor ol e /hick Maine; brisk | Town and was given o a speclil accent in the New England | here. | For some of the gray-headed | cliurch, s i oeine, ol south to southwest winds. of felicitation, delivered by four pas- Predictions from the New York Her- | tors of other churches, whose feryent patriotism. = Other sections are loyal | veterans it was the first time they had water, Mich. ald: On Wednesday cloudy and slight | Words of praise for the years past and | to the flag, but New England has | been to this city since they left here Biists wnd- Peckenils. Bt o i it sty Iy cooler wenther, will mrevall. wigh | Of exhortation and hope for the years | been most tager to put the country | Sept. 5, 1852, for the front after hav-| . : ) T s Porter of Danvers, Mass, is | for me. For two years I was eo hoarse local rains and fresh Southerly to|to come thrilled the good sized cou- (on & right ethical basis. The New |ing camped at the fair grounds. This| LS Torter of Temvers. SMares '8 1forme. Vor n n’ Whisper; now 1 am Men’S wear smuh\\ux[crlv winds, and on Thursday | Sregation assembled. England Congregationalist has never | regiment was recruited in response to - rorel.” | rain, > ha i 000 = . 3 d,lng‘,s“'“ declded “temperature | Artor the organ prelude, Festvorspiel | 1S Flaht Ana then o chn mmake 1t ata | - The vetorans spent a pléasant hour| - Miss Ruth Allen of Hanover is the|N. Y. TWO VERY SPECIAL OFFERINGS nEregy g % In'C Major (Lichiz), by Orsanist Yer- | oT808 4 o0 b e e 18 aver | sreeting their ola comrades, and about | Euest of friends here for the anniver- | “Hyomel certainly saved my life and 3 Observations in Nerwich. rington, and the bymn, All Hail the|going to make a bad country stable; | 11 o'clock the opening business session | S4T¥. long standing. It is the best thing to s The following records, reported from | Power, Pastor Ewing presented Rev.|ang if a man or church is golng to | was called to ofder by President Ben- Kill & cold I have ever got hold of. Men s Seviw's pharmacy, show ‘the changes | H. A. Beadie of Franklin for ihe mes- | work for the future, it must put thines | jamin F. Bailey of New. London. ~The |, Mr. and M:-.s,o(;harleni\lil;e;flo:l:\ns} “(:in" Haalan, Croton, Lee Cour ty, Ta in temperature and th sage from the oldest daughter. whicl ol i Tlors and | ton are guests of Mrs. Ma 5] of en you own a Hyomel inhaler you ¥ " the barometric | Sag to rights and then proceed. This has | meeting was held in the parlors fton_aze smests, T ben you own'a Hyomel dntieler 3 Trousers changes Tuesday:, is the church in Franklin. In 7 or s reli ; Solon A. y been a part of a Puritan’s religion and | was opened by prayer- by e B s Wec for Ther. Bar. |8 years this church will be 200 years | o¢ the tionalist religion. The | Moxley, one of the two surviving mem— = 63 5040 |old. Rev. Mr. Beadle said in part upuruinacfi;if:nfe";& ;ung S0’ the | bers of the regiment who llvesln this | There were 275 present at the serv- | free booklet and sample bottie of Hy- 0 B3| Your ‘v wurviving “daushicrs are | pupuiar vocabulary wnd K is our bus: | city: “Tiie minates of the previous ro- | ices at the ‘First church on Sunday | omet." Booth's - Hyomel Co. Buftaio, 09c¢ - L% TR Bt erateful for their birth, for training, |iness to keep it there if we would see | union in Willimantic were read by the | Morning and 330 in the evening. for ) Highest 78, lowest 41, for reunion, and we are singing in our [ gur Congregationalism persist and re- | secretary, Comrade Jerome B. Bald- 100 pairs of Men's “Khaki” Trousers, Comparisons. main in its old seats of power, and be | win, of Willimantic. They were ap-| The teachtrs, not the pupils, of the good, serviceable Trousers at a special Predictions for. Tuesda 2 e - here to greet the world at the end of [ proved. Jewett City school. presented Miss M. price. These are the same quality to edictions for Tuesday: Fair; light = = e meet SE0> youss The report of the treasurer, Capt.|E: Wattles a cluster of pink carnations: y Pyl jto i winds. - “ 4 Charles IFenton, of Willimantic, was . that are sold elsewhers at $1.00 & pair | Tuesday's weather: As predicted. From Sister Denominations. - 2 e oy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Hale of ~we offer these at 60. e B G Wright of the Central | 3lS0 Tead and approved, a balance last| oL we o ose & a pair, R e § ; R i ieht, of the Central| year o $37.43, colleotions and interest | Ii8gton are epending o week with thelr (PRNUNCLD 1R -0-ME) —_— __—" % 5 O I s Sf | $20.12, collection at this reunion $15.71, | Patents, Mr. and Mrs. Alble Hale of | ooy catarrh ‘or mnoy back. Just 9 High Moon . : of Sister Denominations, sp ng secretary’s expenses $25, expense for | Lathrop avenue. breathe it in. mgflm,,mfllmu,.‘ Men S the rejoicing felt in the long and no- | poCEetary’s expenses $25, expense G ble history of the First church. The |t 82,3000, TO0E DOCIESS WO fen-| Mrs. Margaret Chapel Bdwards ana | inbaler$l. Extra bosties 50c. [ Sets. IV \’Valcr \ Sets. men of years ago had left Impressions | ty_gret. They contained a likeness of [ her two daughters, Misses May and Trouse 4 B|F S for God and truth that could not be| (h, jate Benejah E. Smith of Willi- | Dorothy Edwards, of Massapeag, are o1 !l measured, and men came o seek God's | riinile Socretury of the Asssciation for | anniversary gucsis o Mrs. . James Nature’s Remedies for Di $1.15 0z |l forgiveness and went away Stirred | jmany years and highly esteemed by | Bushnell of the Scotland road. ature provides more effective rem- A S0 with hope for this world and the next. | Jiany vears - edles in the roots and herbs of th s | | Thelr religion was or a virile type and | ™S CTONN"™ Batawin _ secured the T D Reld tian were ever Produced trom m}o pairs of Men's Dress and Wor 105 the past can be an inspiration to us, |, eCtelafy W Baldwin o scoured Ui £ B drugs. T/ousers, good patterns, excellent m i A unique “sporting” event at Atlan-| "Phiity years ago, Lydia Pink- | torials and well made throughout — B ney e hrs o e eut v them, | memibors ot the regiment kmown tof,, A TPNTP, SPOTLOS | SveRt S OO after high water it is low Suie % % tide.” whieh i ; mighty because God was real to them, A a ham of Lynn, Masi, discovered and . £ pRawel By ool tiae, o and in the duys to come If the Chris- | (hos6, Present, also learning of SOme|of four 'miles between a Curtis bi- | gale Go o™, J10ete FRGOVEroc, A00 | thess are regular §1.50 and $2.00 Trouss oo : tian church can maintain that same|‘UfLbaf passedaway. o |plance ang a racing automobile. The | Fmoay” made from roots and herbe, | ers at $1.16 a pair GREENEVILLE = - £ realism there is NOtMNE to fear for the | 5, i, o oyine committes on noml: | aeroplane won out, but by a small | LRSI, IA00 Fam root e : i future of the church. Rev. Mr|Rafiols (WwaS named by Fresidtht|margin. The succestul aviator curing women's discasss than any oth- = New Organ Being Set up at St. An- 3 Wright. closed with a fervent expres- | pile}’ Gubl Charies Fenton oF WU | Charles K. Hamilton, who in two sen- | Cr'mCaicing the world has ever known drew's Church —Weddings—Local g 3 4 sion that God's blessing might abide | Comelius Fowler of Noank. ses Is one of the “rising’ men In the | and today Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- . Notes. - With the church and that it should | Coneliys Fowler of Neank. =~ . |new art, and is declared by so £0od | fable Compound s jooked MpoOn overy- HATS FLOWER continue tolbe a beacon light for Chris- | many o they brousght in was unari | 2 judge as Captain Baldwin to be “the | \{Rer CuPWa’ luiura. remedy - for 5 . tianity m the community. Henry T. Sellew, Bast Hampton: vice | most skilful aviator in America, and| woman's ilis. 19 worEan Builder George W. Reed of £ Rev. Mr. MacLane delighted his|Dieniy T Beliew, Hast HMampton: VIe| equal to any in the world” But ii's — Untrimmed Ha West Boylston, Mass., arrived in town hearers with his rendering of an old | bae='dent Charles . Stanton, SIORBE" | “records” that count.—Stamford Ad- R ——— fonday and began the work of setting | savotte written 250 vears ago, which | Wiiimantics sorresponding secretary | vocate. 48 cents up the new pipe organ at St. Andrew’s 4 % s he explained was popular in the luxu-|anq treasurer, Capt. Charles Fenton, . K e o M Tecd Hawibosn e R rious court of Louls XIV. of France. | Willimantic; executive committee, Coligren Cr Hundreds of Untrimmed Hats—newsst ShEeaes 2 bullding the . organ for .. et P God i which haq little sympathy for the re- | Meech, Middletown, Vine R. Frank- i et L4 g o ol ocks past, and it reached A R T Btending | lislon of the Purifans. lin, Brooklyn, Capt. Charles Fenton, FOR FLETCHER'S on's: shapes—veaiue uniSe reenevill e id progress | Whom All Blessings Flow v = , Capt. Cha: e 1o hane Al b o PrOSIess | the memorics and uniting the generas | From Churches of the Conference. | Willimantic; company vice presidents " il B ok S ot o el | foma o7 o Shneirics S0 IOE ML | riGusons from the churencs of| Z4 Bt olmetead; 5 Emn | ¢ A S T © R 1.4 |(Fully fifty per cent. of your Fine Flowe s out. It is handsome and well. | the calendar, and as we have seen vis- | the Conference were brought out by |G C Fowie , J. H. 5 made. ualized here eternity itself. Jesus | Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth of New Lon- | B, Charles F. Stanton; F, Alpert = " nds q sht to men here | don: Whose ehurch —Reve Mr. . Ewing | Lieeds;' G, C, G. Stanton: H, John H. BORN. Summer comfort depe! 48 cents Christ has been br = o 5 a 0 e ermost parts of e | said had o its 25 iver- | Seldon; I, J, Daniels; K, Henry T.|COLES—In Jewett City, May 17. 1910, Fine French Flowers—all t Seventeen Men Paid for Railroad Ties. |21, 19, he ultermioit " parcs "ot the | eid aa celcbrated sta Sgoi anniver- | Seldon; I, 4 " Sohony sy Les GoteeTo v, and on your headwear. This|[irs "rench Flowers—ail » to § . Seventeen of the Polish residents of | struggled vou have counted dear as| It was a highly vauled privilege to Death List. % Greenevile wore Tound wilh Tailroad | Hte et and vou mave Siriven 1o pro- | roprescht the Shirehes o the Comgres| The ast mememry et by companies | CARFENTBR_In | Union. conn. Mav| belng so why mot prepare ‘12’:1:&“:";}:;:’-";? Sion on Monday by |mote vital piety. Above everything |gational conference, said Rev. Mr.|is uo roliows: A. Albert T, Cnilds: O. B, Carpenter: | : 3 , e B assaiEd by OMeer & G Mt | et e SUiven for Jesus Christ| Dantorth. | Mhere had boen 250 years | Chiries H. Milchell: ¥, Leonard I | MrtCmELEIn Norwicn May 17. 1910 | €arly by making your selec- FINE HATS REDUCED « o f A al in the lives of men ¥ of v ¥, ow Daniels, Danjel Cosgrove; H, O. C. 2 son to Mr. and Mre. Archibald thews. They had a busy time round- | Religion to vou has been with vou |aavorsity and ~ progression. What a | [ima Joha Farge Joer Arnoid, Ben- | Mitchell 35 tion from our complete new | ' °v Fine Hate are reduced as fols FFor Pty em Al heing roloased | the yresence of God living in the |span'a quarter ‘of @ milenium may | Jiiiy ‘sdame; T Capt. James’ Stan- P! lows it b i e in oo |Bearts of men. For you neither church | accomplish in this sisterhood of [ oy, George Freeman, Russell Edwards, MARRIED. B :\\l:'oeu(,‘i‘\“;xee taken. Bl in addi- |nor state had any authority to Dind | churehes. - Our 250 years means some- Pt Yol aciee Mickereon. | Lyon . Htonsc oty | mdasisuad e 9l Ba“ukok Hats, Pan- Gage Hats Reduced BlEy Shart i ol Abant FH0CHEE —on e po8 fonsclants ofimen. (The (uality as weil as in quantity.| K 'N. L, Bishop, John W. Fiske, Albert | ~ April 14; Miss = Mabel Erickson of 3 2818 Hr g anant 8¢ msi‘«en Christian love of the mother’s heart|fThe fellowship of our churches has| ¢’ Scranton. Norwien and C. L. Lyon of crester. | auag. Milans, Spllls OF SeNn-| Exclusive styles in the Smart Gags e ey amaven road for- |has not beem confined to its own | peen cemented by all the friendships | ~'Rev. Fenry B. Brown of East Hamp- il oW s y - oae o Pt g BT e e agpayt roenc- | notsehola Sreaiingtorth inio The | it SRl omiy ‘e sccamplished 18 3 | on Son 5t 1he 1ok, v, Enoman 5 Shtitont % | nite. S cérywhere, Instead of digni- : g h and Miss Mary At $ B.00—Hats th § 760 e D i - 0 Brown who went with the reglmanl . ininski { ignify ‘every individual i clected chapiain of the association. He 0 " genemre-1 The line Is just as handsome | . 5125011 (i were 1500 Fowtolts elasrotyob Hon e a place for worship. but fo h v sséph Bedard of Notwich an 3 clock when Rev. 3. 3. Amibor uniced | work. ~ Missionaries have here heara RS et Thmgonr o (the. Home of |y ann DegoYers of Weurgsar. mow asit Is possibe lo make| pagsory Fiaty Reduced in riage Anthony Dubrowski and |the Macedonian cry. We congratulate bams the new rpe:’iuflnl and the new y B A Straw Hats, and il you see them ¥ Miss Mary Fininski, both of Greene- ourselves that such has been your life D N TR Thoten | M ISIN by Rew ‘."'.";»'.R'Im'.;x % 5 Jouy At $ 5.00—iats thil wero 3 S8 lle. “The attendants were John and [and we felicitate you, and vour five SSt 2k vounton: Bie: Hald theve ex- | -iibs Kutors Boters of Motwias early you will find the hat thal| Ac § 7.50—1ate 11 ro $10. 06 Annie Fininski, brother and sister of g::tsme;‘s h.-;‘( «‘.axrn:flnlh( n'ny»xen;.x of plaining that there would be a free | DUBROWSKI — FININSKI — In this At $ 9.50—Hats th () the Dbride. A reception was held fol- e m‘}" IR CRTRC, W Thay WS o1d dinner. One veteran objected ‘because city, May 16, 1910, by Rev. J. J | WHI '.u“’ you all season. - b . . - lowing ‘the ceremont at the home of |YOu- We bring to you our gratitude B euhl. It ‘wan @ Hand plece 10 Bt I | Kabor Anirois D Dans At $1250—Hats thut were 31668 the bride, 37 Second street, where they |and assert again our pride in you and and out of, and the decision was put| Mary Fininskl. Y f NEGLIGEE WL reside. The groom is employed PEEPE Sl O the ""7{",: i over until after dinner. mew line o in the United States Finishing com- | tWeen mother and daug ‘i oot Dinner was served in the banquet | pany. " The bride is & popular young | joice in our mothers strengtll and that and post rooms by the executive com- : DIED SHIRTS jusi received at Women’s {lady and has been a member of the | (he power that wrought in the past Is mittee of the Woman's Rellef corps, | BROWNING —In Lebanon (Goshen), L church cholr. Her proper pame hes felther spent nor ‘dving = TLookh . with assistants, with a menu that Beiwnine. ia lis S0 bar. s | been Ladie Plytyuska. see that many of pleased the old soldiers and earned | Funeral fosm his late Nemme At c S"k Hosie[’y 98¢ the prophecles of 250 e ks their thanks to the women. whom they ; 19, at 1 o'clock. i now become history. 2 not we % ! WEDDING. FWBKE | each out to the remote future with complimented for the toothsome viands —Su ¥ t 101 Main St., Cit A very special offering of Women's ettt and the efficient service. b I o ly Lyon Enaaes sreater faith to bring in a new heaven e Te Fine Silkc Hosiery. They are pure sl | Y! .. and a new earth, with the same spirit Next Year at East Hampton. o A ] 2 v may18d with lisle ‘eole and wide garter o IN 1 The marriage is announced of |that animated our forbears both to ‘WRen the afternoon session began at | CAMPBELL— Suddenly : 3, Charles Lewis Lyon of Chester and |serve the present and shape the fu- Yhe et busibess taken up| . May 15 1010, b o these colorings Tiss Mabel Erickson of Norwich. The | ture? Was the vote on the place for reunion | his 63d vear. Black Wi | ceremony was performed in Middle- | The violin solo, Traumerci, was ex- next year. This was decided by 22| SHEMAN—At the residence of his sis- High Grade Tan np V" | town Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. |pressively rendered by Rev. D. B. votes for Tast Hampton and 17 for| ter, Mrs S M. Lyon, 54 Howard Lyon are at present residing at the | MacLane of Taftville, accompanied by Willimantic. s 3 London, My :18. 1910, <o L home \‘..- thIL: gx'dm)m's parents in Ches- | Organist Yerrington. i el thed T Coawede PAA':;"““‘ k. in h‘s t.:n year ¥ Old Rose Gray ter.—New London Day. i Brown of Bast Hampton, and Pre: ar ey G D, - Champagr Be- " Mo h’"" Songesgutinnal REV. P. C. WRIGHT. dent Bailey opened the social session | 154210 Anthony W. Parkhurst, aged r. Fitch Dolbeare were Churches. with a brief reference to their gath- n services will be held in_the Very special value at 980 a palr. nd Mrs. Latham | The Greeting from the Congrega- | period like that. In .the light of the|ering for their 41st annual reunion | Gongresatlonal church in Scotland { T nt gue: of M | Smith of Gales Ferr tional Churches of Norwich was giv- r of Bethlehem these Christian cen- | and some war recollections. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. - ing by Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe of Park }unes are fil x*te;:sp!enden‘t':e g\ut o‘ur Letters were read from Captain Wil- a es s e Muslc church, who said that he was glad | faces are set in the oppos rection | Jiam S. Hubbell, A. M. Crane of Mal- Wh Q YANTIC_HAPPENINGS. to be the bearer of greet and in the fellowship of our churches|den, Charles W. Burpee, from the son CARD OF THANKS ite Ribbons e o ithes sEaveh G this con we are marching forward to the fu- (Continued on Page Pight.) In our recent bereavement In heing AND NEW STYLES A SPECIAL SALE rvoted son ~ E:"":‘Is c","fi";"[" G"‘ g‘““;:g We are here with this church, which tgre. and the wroeling of vour Sister called upon o part with oied achelors in Ball Game—Rev. Mr.|was carliest on the ground, at the |churches comes in the exhortation that and brother; many relatives and friends . Calvert at Grace Church. Tountainhead, and 1 confess that we | we shall march on together, more NORWICH TOWN el e v WWALL PAPER | o, Wide MWhite Rivkons Much interest is manifest among |May well be arrested and stand with | humbly, more earnest, more consecrat- R express in this® meager way our A e ity e £ the married men because of oo [awe before the fact that for 250 vears | ed, more holy to the dawning of that | Riley-Ryan Marriage at Sacred Heart Reartfelt thanks. The memory of Tl ciee wite: natns! 0 : ceptance of their challenge to a game | G0 has kept his light burning on this | better day when we shall be like Him, Churcl—Aftgrmath. o 7 "the Firet _deeds will ever be cherished b: AT 6% Inches wide, valuc of ball Memorial day win e ame | spot. The nersistence of that rather |for we shall see Him as He is. SPH P. MONAHER AND FAMILY. At 190—White Brilliant ta R fragile organism which we call a| The service concluded with the sing-| Church Anniversary. 182 bon, 6 dnches wide N At 25c—White Satip Taffet fine lustrous finisk ] men. The married e ve a stre 2 5 b " Team that has been Srine come ToNE | Christian church is an astounding fact | ing of the hymn, “I Love Thy King- 5 s and that a church exists, most of all | dom, Lord,” and the benediction was| An nine o'clock on Tuesday morning Yerrington's shing up, including Charles e o v . & Vi, imuel Carden, Dennis bow. |@ Congregational church persists, is | pronounced by Rev. Mr. Wright. e g TR ida ‘vaite s Behtléy,: Harmsn: J: Gibbs, J 0o, stanalig wonder 1o many. of us Rev. H. S. Huntington Heard. of West Town street, and Luke P. At 25c—White Taffeta Ribbon, ful Howard Ford, Seymour Quinley, Frank | Other branches of the Christian churc Rev. Henry Strong Huntington of | Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ri- 49 Main Sireet inches wide, value are more thoroughly organized. They At 250—White Tafteta Ritbon, full 6% Inches wide, valu Tracy. John Hanna, Bdward Smith, on, Ma: presided at the Monday | jey i N ¢ Vv na, B o o F teet B on, s 3 of Spaulding street, Norwich, ‘were : Epririni_Lariin, Caii Sovin, Howard |are held as by clamps of stecl by the | bvenin “service. ~He spoke. of - his | uaiced pn. marsiabe . ot e Sacred 15 Main Street, mayisd ishop. Samuel Perkins, John Weiler, | V2 20N U simagy pleasure in being here, that though he .5 chureh rest Furgo. With ex-basebal | Consregational churches are indepen- | Couid not remember back seven gon- | Doau® thr nodal party entered the m;hr ardcn._sdmxrh. Quinley x::ni il \‘;-’.‘22’:\ fimP mglv”mx erations still the old places were fa-| church the wedding march from Lo- r e married men are - > miliar and there were old friends an Vi 2 y s dent that the bachelors will have to | church, there is no compact eccelesi- | flNaT 2 s and | hengrin was played by Miss Elizabeth CHINESE LAUNDRY All Work Dome by I, have’ nb Coockston. 16 complain’ Sogut Sample Gloves 2 uaintances to greet. Malpne. The -ceremony, which was 4t Tolicwea by e napim maser was s | FUNGKa IFCIOrS |z cisuien heine eaien” Jup “with e T put up a preity clean game to score, | astical organism to make them stable. | “eC, iy New York Rector Officiates. ‘h:{\dzh;‘ rfl';'j‘(‘;;“eff;n:;’;‘"t‘,;'xfir‘ee::‘mj “Everybody went to church in the|formed by Rev. C. T. McCann. Solos reasonable—lower tha for achine . The Rev. Mr. Calvert of New York | practiced by the primitive age. when | 014 days. My grandfather was partic- | were sung by Miss Elizabeth Kings- —AND~— + | work—so you save by having- your| An Importer's Sample Line of Fak occupied the pulpit in Grace Episco- |the Master called some pon-experts, | WAL to have us go on rainy Sundays.|ley and Miss Mary Murray. The re- Clothes last longer and a lower price P P pal church Sunday. TAbeTa T Sna e O treRon experts |1 was fortunate in having only one | cessional wa$ Mendelssohn's wedding 0. K. GEORGE, Gloves—both Wonien's and Childre = A P g oY~ | minister—Dr. Arms. Although he ‘did { march.. - mayi12a 45 Franklin St. —long and short Gloves, at e O O e o nie TOT ot | knew every child in’ the parish and|p. Ryan. of Valley Forge, K. E. & ) P The jes’ guild meets today NEW STOCK At 15c a pair, value 25¢ freedom to plant churches = almost | 0" Cnildren knew he was & friend 0 | touos ne Sho Voiley Forge, R L. a (Wednesaay) with Mrs. William E. |xeedom to pant cuurches aimost Manning on Sunnyside. “. p e i : ’;” “,', y them. He had an unusually fine gar- | was Thomas Rile: ‘brother of the of Rem nts, Silks, Dress Goods, Lin- . Miss Rose foine of Tartville | Was & great risk In that age and in|jon and the boys had an increased | proom. Tho Deds’ was Sowned in S ar el at owest pricee Good mnein:| At 26¢ a pair, value 50« " Lady Ascistant. for sults and skirts.| Call and - ses B0 300 & puit; velus 76 her cousin, Mrs. ours @ costly experiment, but the re- . e A The respect for him because of his abllity | whi vith bugle trimmin sults have justified thaf experiment. | TeSPect TA0 BUE b white messaline with bugle trimming, - Telephone call $28-3, them, Monday morning for | The hazards are great, the chances |17 that r by | 25 peil -‘Wag eRu] ol e ooft Monday, morning for | ¢ ‘miscarriage many. the possibility | o JLF: Huntington spoke of Harland's|valley and she-carried a shower bou- n. N. H. where he has secured | 0f Miseartase mans, tho possibUIY | Corner and of other places in the town | quet ‘of bride roses, The maid of hon- nployient. B Dresent. but however far has been ihe | that were unchanged and mentioned | or wore white chiffon, trimmed with Jennis Carden has returned from a the names of his old-time neighbors. baby Irish lace and i black picture THE REMNANT STORE, 170 Wemt Main St SOHN "BLOOM, Prop. Next to Fire Btation. + itarzéd Henry B. Church. Wm. Smith gllea Sulylsdaw JEWELRY year's stay in Maine and is spending | SWillg and sweep along tangential lines | guep reminiscences were interesting | nat. She careied o shower bouquet of 7 : ome (ime with his sister, Mra. Louis the Congregational churches have nev- from onc'who had lived here durias his Detane i PA']‘R'CIAN A Fine Assortment ON BALE AT M e oy Hood. L RN R B S Jerimentation it is ro- | 0¥ A breakiast was served immediately q e A OMO= | knight of orthodoxy, Sir Robert h- AL. bride on West Town street. (Guests | siyles in high and low cuts— i tcalus S5a 800 and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Richards ana |0l tell us that the Comgregationally 1. yerrington Ausisted by Mrs:|ac cs Do v Aok oiord, Provi- | 3400. : . LITTLE PRICE g i Arr., Blinche and . Lioretta, of | churches of Lngland at least werc ney- | He L. Yerrington Assisted by Mrs.|dence and New York. There were a SOLD ONLY BY Bey Collar Pins Beauty ¥ . Bia B soretta, e Al e e 1o arlos T. Bard. e T ber autifal wedding ity spenit. Sundiy: with Tela- $8 Sonnder at heart.or more loyal to gifts in_silver. china and cut glass, FRANK A. BILL, MRS. G..P. STANTON win and Lockets Broome Jesus Christ than at present P Charity, patience, tolerance, with the Perfect May weather marked the| with other piéces of furniture, russ | Telephone. 104 Main Street. | oot1gaw Neck Chalns Geor; Raymond has returned to # i v - i 5 o afte rers ave v =avin, race of a little humor, T closing day of the 250th anniversary|and linen, also gifts of money. Nu- 4 £\ Jve Run 110, after several days' visit in | 508 SRG0 00 % | hurches, A for | of the founding of the First Consrega. | merous presents were received from Pus Wing Gl AP cmour Quinley 1s confine | Individuals. In spite of the flactua- | tonal church.~ At 4 o'clock in the af- | members of the C. A. C. Hnra"]e‘l ns and I;utf Wer Hat Pins Colu Hol o h (Seymour, Quinley ts wconfined | tions of population and in spite of the | ternoon there was again a gathering| The bride’s Eoing awav gown was S | conar Pins Belt, Plus se wit - | Aidintesrating influences of modern | Of Suests and townspeople in the|a mavy blue serge with,black hat. Mr. Link Buttons Seart P S from | life. these Congregational churches in | Church to listen to an organ recital|and Mrs. Riley took the 2.55 train to For All Occasions. Thyee-pieco Sets, Links and Mr. Ileyrak—Is Willie home + v v i i e K V] e ey s o _Arom | this city and county and common- | Siven by H. L. Yerrington, organist,| New York, where they ‘will be the ® fohool vel, maw? Mrs Heyralc Must | Wealth hive persisted amd prospered. | Assisted by Mrs. Charice Tyler Bard: | suests for a weok of MT. and Mrs. GEDULDIG’S, oe. 1 e the ‘cats To some of us at least the most awe- | Soprano. The programme was as fol- | C. M. Weltie On their return they stove.—Chicago News. < some and reverence Inspiring specia- | 10ws: Fugue in G_minor, book 2, No.| will reside ai 544 Main street in a Telsphono $68. 77 Cedar Street. cles in the world are these little white | 4 Bach. gln the Morning (from Peer | house furnished by gifts from friends durse CHINA meeting houses on the hilltops of New | Gynt Sui Greig. These Are They | of the bride and groom. Mrs. Riley England that have refused to pull | (from The Holy City), Gaul, Mrs. Bard. | will be greatly missed by her friends Bown their flags for all thase 200 vears | Sonata, Op. 65, No. 1, Mendeissonn. | here. MF. Riley is an employe of Hop- FRESH FISH AT HALF PRICES An Importer’s Sample Line of Clrina Fllllflfll behind us. e y Air with Variations (from Symphony | kins & All:nA lnld l:dix:terened :n ath- Accounti; T ersist c: in D), Haydn. Although Obscure; More | letics, having playe n several ama- t these prices AGER Direstor congresetons Cenirenesasistency Of | Rovai Grand ' (from Queen 6f Sheba), |teut baseball Sfubs Abont fown: AL Kinds in thelr season. Good ana et ) gt recio| mentioned three B Gounod, Mrs. Bard. Priere, Thomas. . an, Pr ght. At 10¢ sach, valae 25¢ —_— o * creea, | Grand Ohoeur, Op. 78, No. 1, In D, Guil- | Successful Forty Hours’ Devotion. E. T. LADD, Agent. » -and Embalmar ving in a regenerated individual, | mADt. % The Forty Hours' devotion, in honor 82 Water 8| At 29¢ each, value 50 5 : < a regenerated earth and a regenerated | Mrs. Bard was in unusually fine| g the period during which the Sa- At 49 h Iue $1 r‘hurch.r-:lr‘l—ct::\x the soul into a free |V e‘atnd ‘the fl;ulful _nlu‘yllfiz ;f th&; viour's body reposed in the tomb, was t 49c each, va . o Bull place of dignity and worih. 2. Its in- | OTE=Dist was - ehown in the several | prought to @ close in the Sacred Heart 2, ne ;:,l: ::;. “:}‘" e grained and instinetive idealism, the | Bumbers. The audience were well re- | church with the high mass on ‘s Face aud Scalp Muse At 98¢ each, value §2 2 Puritans being born idealists and op- | PAid in the musical treat which they | gay, morning. The devotion was — L5 On sale in Basement Department Prompt service day or night. timists. The Puritan planted Chr] enjoyed, largely atttnded. During the two Ledy Aosistant. tian schools and churches to do work days the pastor, Rev, C. T. McCann, Restdence 116 Broadway. more for future generations than for After a Martyr’s Crown. had ‘the assistance of Rev. aFthers T & UNEmRwW oD, Theatre, their own. We have inherited these | ExJGovernor Taylon may go back to | Smith and Keefe of Greeneville, Am- 1. way. [;“ great Dbeneficiences which are their | Kentiicky on a political mission. If he | bot. FitzPatrick id McCarthy of Nor- u no ng u nr 'm c " ‘Tclephone 642-3. | | monuments. Because we are by tra- | wants to beja martyr, all right.—Phil- | wich. O’'Reilly of’ Montville, Donnelly dition mortgaged to this idcalism, we ' adeiphia Ledger of Occum, Massicotte of Taftville, and