New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
A CHURCH STORE.
NEW ADJUNCT TO THE WORK OF CAL.
VARY PARISH.
ROOM IN EAST TwENTY-SECOND-sr. WHERE
POOR PEOPLE MAY OBTAIN sEcoNp-HANp
ARTICLES OF ALMOST EVERY KIND


POOR PEOPLE MAY OBTAIN SECONDHAND
ARTICLES OF ALMOST EVERY KIND
FOR NOMINAL PRICES.
An interesting adjunct OF church work has ~
Gently been begun under the auspices OF calvary
Episcopal parish which is among the leaders N
active and practical work for the poor. In room
on the ground floor OF No S35 East Tweniy-secono'
st. is the Calvary Parish Exchange. which. II I'M
/ plans OF those interested In u are successful -
they bid fair to be. will place within he means
poor people many articles which otherwise tns
would not be able 10 obtain. The exchange IS
second hand store where every sort Of ware w
be placed on sale at merely nominal prices IN
Rev. Walter Hughson. one Of the assistant MIN"
tiers OF Calvary parish. IS chairman OF tne oo'n
mittee In charge of tie exchange ana nc "~. -
ready got together 4 varied coiecton aS 80
for the store Mr. HIghson has sent out pos.a'
cards to the members Of the PARISH aS"'"s ~
"all kinds OF clothing for men, women ana ch'u'.";
including bonnets hats shoes. etc, ana Nna'el'a'
TO be made up; furniture including broken C"a"'
beds, bedding curtains carpets. rugs e'''' N''.
brac. including pictures. picfure-'I@."es -.
china and glassware IL mentable; baoy '''''se ,
old umbrellas. etc: toys. including games, 49,.
ETC.; flowers. cut and in pots-eyeTytnins "i''"'
cannot use yourself"
WORK FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Already these appeals have borne fruit ana 'n'
store contains a varied aggregation OF oo""e-
hats feathers. buttons pictures ric,ure-ia.
toys old clothing broken cups an. sauee's M
other chinaware, fans shirts. underclo'hlhs' W.
lars. cuffs. neckties calendars. books, old mssS
zines and papers, clocks and ornaments OF 'a'o
kinds The old shoes and clothing will be ne"o
and made ready for use. thus giving e'p'o' 49,.
to several idle cobbers and tailors. BroSen ~.
niture will have to be repaired. and TINS VI" Al a.
work to some others. Women and girls may 49,,
employment in mending wornout clothing. SO w..
the exchange will do much good In pro'iu'"S W."
for some unemployed persons
Mr. Hughson and his committee only hope
make the Parish Exchange self-suppor'ins' 50 80
the prices charged for the articles on SAFE WI"
extremely low.
The departure OF the Right Rev. Dr. henry a..
Satter,fe to assume his episcopal duties III "" n
cese of Washington has drawn pubic at.e". "A
the splendid work done the East side uu'. ~. ~
rectorship OF Calvary parish. The ou!iuihs M.
to 3A East Twenty third-st.. known as me on *
Is the centre of this work. The Gahise ai. light
Calvary parish where services are held ever, Vas
gives the name to the building. The structu.v 40.
not built for the purpose to wnch IL 'ssmodelleA
Piled but mas al yarioaS for Charitable work %
the first floor Is a restaurant, wnere %. rominal
some well-cooked food can De 9raaes of tea and
coffee are sold at extremely low prices 10
portant feature OF the Galiles ouhd'he'
CHEAP LoDGING-HoUsE.
Four floors OF one section Of the building are 80
up TO a lodging house, in when there arc Al
These are rented TO impecunious wayfarers -
prices ranging from Is to % cents night ana
are also rooms in the building where oo.s .sII,
mems clubs have their HEADQUARTERS; s:sor. and
equipped gymnasium occupies part OF oG under
there classes OF BOYS receive physical trannIe Tho
the direction q phy.csn Dr. When 81 they begin i:
work and at regular intervals afterwara 1--WE an
the progress they have made The clansens rs held
exhibition annually. and this year II VIII W
Wood and coal are sold from yard ~ 1be ere given
of the Galilee. and opportunities a ,odsins VIII
the axe and saw. !