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The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall, 1907 G St NV. Services. II a.
m. and 80 p. m Subject Of morning lecture by
BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN. The Prayer Which
Heals Subject Of evening lecture by MRS. ST.
SAN MORRIS, "God Is Love" Testimonial
meeting Wednesday evening al 80 Seats free
Al invited. A course Of free lectures viii com
mence on Sunday morning November s. at Il
O'Clock, and viii continue. one lecture each Sun
day thereafter fer twelve consecutive weeks These
lectures are free. and in them viii be taught how
20 heal and demonstrate along metaphysical lines.
All should make effort to attend thee lectures
commencing with the first
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genius for making money was such that
he could always contrive to make vast
sums, and the wonder was, as with a
clever pickpOcket why he did not sat
isfy himself with the brilliant success
he could have made iegitimately. Every
two or three months during that time
he communicated with Alicia March. He
had no apparent reason for doing so. as
he represented that the stocks held for
her in his name were always earning al
legged dividends. and every letter con-
tained a check. One Of these letters in
formd her that his wife had got a di-
vorce from him. The poor lady had in
truth been goaded into IL. Alicia March
made no reference TO this In the brief
replies she sent to his letters.
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YEsPER SERVICE Young Wnman's Christian
Association. 18th and sts nv. Entrance on I2th
st. Leader, Mrs Fred Beall. Special music. fol-
lowed by social hour and q cup OF tea.
GOSPEL MISSION. $3.50 Pa. ave. Miss Minor. the
eloquent de&cOness. viii speak tonight Rev
George W. Graves Ein speak and sing Sunday
night. Gospel services every night. 80; Sundays
3 p o. Al welcome.
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FINAL CHAPTERS TOMORROW.

This charming story of Washington life The Dainty
Lady Lucy which began in The WASHINGTON HERALD OF
October g. and which has daily held the interest OF Washington
readers will be completed in toorrows Sunday issue OF
this paper The complete set OF papers containing the story
which has yet been published in book FORM may be
obtained this office There thirteen sues-October
20 inclusive
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18th
and sts NV. Service: Sunday Il a. m. and 8
p. N.
Subject; PROBATION AFTER DEATH"
Sunday school Il a m Wednesday. p m
Public cordially invited All seats free Free
reading room 60l Colorado Building
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sth and sts ne. Services
every Sunday at Il a. m. and IS p. m Pastot
George A. Miller Sunday school, 80 q. N.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Il a. m, Dr
" T. Moore, Of Missouri. 80 Anniversary or
Central Union Missior- S. s., 80. C. E., $50
Come.
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and streets one OF the youngest Roman Catholic priests in Wash
especially energetic and since his assignment to St Jps his hst mission
ton Under the direction Of Father Valentine F. t he has been the
the coming the Union Station Additional interest attaches to his career
a
made this city its home His parents migrated 10 Usage County Mo- IN m
family returned to this city and Father ea on reaching me school age was
peng the studies matrued at Gonzaga College He served as
Cardinal
fitting himself for the priesthood In 4 he matouated at St Charles Col
Ma ordained
1904 St Pats Cathedral in Baltimore and celebrated his
Baltimore
Day 1906 he his initial solemn high St Aoysus Mgr Fa
2 n
Father Fe chaplain Of Potomac Council Knights of Columbus
athletics
a
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAILINE n Z. CHURCH. 9th and SITS nv
Rev. Charles Z. Guthrie, pastor. 80 f. n. Sun
day school Pastors subjects; II a r., The
Business Side Of Religion" 30 P M THE
Way Made Plain'' SD p m, EpWorth League
Seats free. Strangers welcome.
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SONsECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH, Pythian Temple, IOla
9th st. NV Mr.. Carl Vrooman ~fli speak at HIS
Of personal religion. Mr.. Nrooman has recently
returned from study Of municipal governments
abroad Sunday school at TO- All welcome
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
THEOsOPHY.

THE BLAYATsKY BRANCH. T. s. A. win
hold its regular meeting Thursday evening October
"A, at 1913 81 NV. s O'Clock sharp Subject.
What IS salvationl" Free discussion. All are
welcome
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UNITARIAN,

ALL SOULS CHURCH, COZ. 18th and Z sts NV
Ulysses G. g. Pierce, minister ga5 a. m. Sun
day school and class for the comparative study og
religion; 10 A. n. Unity Study Class: Il a. H.
morning service, sermon By the minister: 80 D
m Young Peoples Religious Union.
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UNIYERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18th and z sts. uw.
Rev. John Van Schaick. IT,. pastor Morning serv-
ice. II A. m sermon by the Rev. B. B. Gibbs Of
Illinois Sunday school. 9a5 a. N. L P c. T.,
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.
OTHER SERVICES.

BUDDHISM" subject Of discourse BY President
II. 3. Barrett, National Spritualists' Association
at 8 ?. m, Pythian Temple. lal2 Oh ST. NV
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In the days Of good Queen Bess. on
May 81. ISIS. a feet OF fifteen ships. under
the command Of Martin Frobisher, left
England for the North American Cont
nent and arrived shortly after of the
island Of Newfoundland. On board was
one Master Wolfall, a learned man. ap-
pointed by Her Majestys council 10 be
chaplain As soon as possible service
was held on shore and this Is the record
Of it: Master WOlfall on Winters Fur
mace preached a cody sermon, which.
being ended, he celebrated the Holy Com
munion upon the land. at the partakInC
Of which was the captain OF the Anne
Francis and many other gentlemen and
soldiers with him. The celebration Of the
Divine Mystery was the first sign, seal
and confirmation Of Christ's name. death.
and passion ever known in these quar-
ters.' While this solemn service was
being held on the Northeastern Coast. Q
similar service was being held on the
Pacific under the famous Sir Francis
Drake. There, on the Californian Coast.
in 1879, Francis Fletcher. the chaplain, IN
the presence OF DTdba's crew and the
natives, besought God in the church's
prayers to reveal Himself 10 the idolaters
AANA4aNs AAANttAf anu " NNCH LlEll eyes 10
the knowledge Of Him and OF Jesus
Christ.
Concentrating this fact. the late
George ". Childs erected the magnificent
Celtic cross facing the Golden Gate and
the Pacific. Six years later, in 1855, came
the Roanoke colonization venture Of Sir
Walter Raleigh. with its history of desti-
tuition and utter failure. But before il
vanished the Chqnlafn Of q racqipe L'-e-
lish man-Of-war had baptized Virginia
Dare. the first white child born in Amer
ica, and Manteo, the first convert from
the Indians.
Not, therefore, as first messenger OF
Christ on the continent Of American is
Chaplain Hunts place in history, but the
first Of all the Church's rectors. coming
here as soon as Englishmen had made
the first permanent settlement Of their
race, and filling the position of pastor
ana teacher
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LUTHERAN,

MEMORIAL Pastor. J. G. Butler Il a. r.
supply from Potomac Synod. 30 p. n Rev W
c. Ney, Elkins " Ia Strangers cordially IN
Tited.
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. SEATON VIII give talk at Der oaoe sis
Conn ave. opp Rochamheau Sunday d n.
Subject continued. Self Healing" Questions an
sTeTed Thursday p n. Public cordially In
Tited- Patients taught and treated week days
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sOUTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.

SECOND, I'd St, near Q. Rev. h WaddeH Pratt
pastor. Rev. F. r Boston. D. D. VIII yy-sarb
at II q, n the pastor at 2. N. Bible school az
s;45 a. n Seats free al all services
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL EsoTERIC CENTER. I4gs Q st. Sub
sect Of lecture Sunday evening, sl5. The Spirit
Of Criticism Wednesday. SIS "ClairToyancs
and TeleDathy Library Of philosophical works.
Strangers welcomed
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH, 18th 81, rear Dupont
Circle. s a n Holy C0mmuuion go, sunday
s-boel II Morning PRAYER and sermon BY rector
c Errsst smith. d. D.. d. c. l.. ?. H., EYen-
ing Prayer and sermon b. Rev. W. J. Cox, B. D..
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In another part Of the same county,
Tuesday, October Is. was something Of a
parochial red letter day. On that day
Zion Parish, at Beltsville, of which Rev.
Archdeacon La Roche is rector. held its
annual reunion and commemOrated as
we'll the fifth anniversary Of Archdeacon
La Roche's rectorship. From all parts
the parishioners and their friends came
TO a business meeting al the rectory,
which began at 10 o'clock. At II, ad-
journment took place 20 the parish
church. where the archdeacon conducted
service. The sermon was TO have been
preached by Rev c. Ernest Smith. D. D.,
OF Washington. but on account Of pres
sure Of other engagements. the assistant
Of St Thomas Church. Rev ". J. Cox
preached instead. Lunch followed in the
rectory. Beltsville has an ideal church
and an equally ideal country cemetery.
Seldom can its equal be found most
country cemeteries being kept very care
lessiy.
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There Is nothing slow about the ladies'
OF Trinity Church Upper Marlboro.
Prince George County. Hearing that the
Democratic candidates for state Offices
and their friends and supporters were
going 10 be present on Tuesday last, AZ
mass meeting, they Immediately or
ganiZed q public dinner. AT which every
body having the price was to be cordially
welcomed. The ladies' realized $50 from
their venture for their church work. The
rectory IN which the people Of Trinity
Church have housed their rector and his
family, Is worthy Of being reproduced in
other parishes. IL is one OF the finest
IN the district. not excluding the best in
the cities around. Elegantly built, after
the choicest plans, entailing the minimum
CT work and giving the maximum Of COM
fort, supplied throughout with hot and
cold water, and remarkably well placed,
this rectory is the very best sort Of an
endowment any parish can have. The
rector, Rev. Francis E McManus, and
Mrs McManus are well pleased with
their home.
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st. Alcysius' Church was filed last Saturday with
sorowing relatives friends and fellow-c0lleg1ans.
when solemn mass Of requiem was chsnted for the
repose Of tho soul Of Martin AlOysius Huston
whose untimely death occasioned profound grief to
the students and professors Of Gonzaga College
Il the funeral of a youth unknown to the
world Of fame and fortune yet the within the
sanctuary has seldom, ever. been witnessed al any
Obseluies in this city.
One hundred altar BOYS including the Little
League Of the Blessed Sacrament. the high mass
and the yesper bands. the officers Of the St John
Berehmans' Sanctuary Society. with their spiritual
director, Mr.. Francis A. Byrne. s J.. were there
assembled 10 pay the last tribute Of love and alec
ton 20 their faithful fellow-Levlte.
Rev Joseph Himmel, S. j.. president Of Gonzaga
College. and Fathers Noonan. Mccarthy ard Pittar
were present at the solemn high mass Of requiem
sung by Rev Henry A. LeaTy. S. J.
Rev. john B. Kellcher. S. J., Offciated as deacon
and Rev D. c. DAILY, s. J., as subdesoon Of the
mass
The tender euloEy Of the dead boy preached hy
Father Lesry, his confessoT and tutor testified 20
the purity and beauty Of the young life Just ended
which from its start to Its finish had been spent
in the love and service Of God" Il daily com
municsnt and faithful at Gods holy altar OF
whom the speaker declared 1T could he said as
Of the Blessed Stanislas Of old that he had lived
bat short while, but having lived that time well
he had completed in short space Of time long
and perfect life ."
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

After seven yea s Of faithful service as
rector Of Grace Church. Georgetown,
Rev. W. NJ. Pettis, D. D.. has resigned
the rectorship Of the parish his reslg-
nation to take effect October 81. At
the same time be retires from active
work Of the ministry, in which for forty
two years he has been engaged. Grace
Church parish has been fortunate in it's
retiring rector, DR.. Pettis having worth
ily held several important positions in
the church, notably the presidency Of
ST. Thomas College. Holly Springs.
Miss, and the rectorship OF St Paul's
Church Chattanooga. Tenn. II was from
the latter position that Or. Pettis came
to the TectOrship OF Grace Church. DR..
Pettis has been most generous towards
his parish, which ne now leaves in ex-
cellent condition, financially, without a
dollar Of debt upon 1t, and spiritually,
stronger than il was before his rector
ship. 1t possesses a stone church, capa-
ole Of seating nearly 100 persons: a
parish and school building. and rectory,
with quarter Of an acre Of land. Last
year it contributed nearly $3.50 70 the
work Of the diocese and the general
church. Immediately on the return Of
Bishop Satterlee from Richmond the
vestry VIII confer with the bishop as 70
the choice Of a successor.
Rev. w. J. Cox and bride, who was
Miss Helen Bigeiow, superintendent Of
the Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital. are
now settled in their apartments az the
CoTdova- On their arrival from their
wedding trim .ATr and Mrs Coy found a
number Of gifts from many Of the parish
toner's OF ST Thomas Church. testifying
10 the esteem In which he is held. In
addition 10 these individual gifts there
were some OF more parochial character.
From the rector and vestry was received
table silver, from the officers and teach
ers Of the Sunday school a silver salver,
engraved, and from the Chapter Of Praise.
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Priests ol the Apostolic Mission House win assist
tomorrow az St Mays Church. ST. Rose Indus
trial School. and St Gregory's Church. Baltimore
Rev. Father Busch viii assist in St. Anthony's
Church. Brooklsnd and Rev. Father Kirkfeet at the
Church OF Good Counsel Baltimore.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-10
% CANAAN <"

Assistant. Services every Sunday morn ing alternating between the hours of g and II o'clock
 Christ Church Rev J. P. Smyth, Rector. Regular services, Sunday morn ing service and sermon 10.45 Sunday School after morning service; evening service and address, TOO p. m., Holy communion first Sunday in each month at 10.45 a. m. Other services as an nounced.
 Pilgrim Church (CongregationaD- Rev. E. O. Gillette, Pastor. Sunday ser vices; morning worship 10:30; Sunday School at 11:45; young peoples meeting at 6:15, meeting for prayer and confer ence. Thursday evening at 7:30.
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PULPIT AND PEW
Happenings of Interest in Canaan's
 Religious Circles

Happenings of Interest in Canaan's
 Religious Circles
 CHRIST CHURCH.
 The Women's Guild will meet on Fri day of this week at 2.30 at the residence of Mrs. Abbe.
 The Litchfeld Archdeaconry will hold it's January meeting in Christ Church Parish, January 29 and 30.
 Under the direction of the Women s Guild, "The Ladies of Cranford, a play of English village life fifty years ago, will be given in the Town Hall, Wednesday evening, January 23 at 8 o'clock. The cast is entirely of local talent. Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats, 35 cents, for sale at Collins. There will be music. After the performance, there will be dancing.
 PILGRIM CHURCH
 Mrs. Vorce representing the New Ha. ven branch of the Women's Board of Missions will speak at the Pilgrim Church Friday afternoon at three o'clock giving a report of the recent annual meeting held at Portland, Maine. This will be of special interest and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
 The theme of the meeting this eve.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1907.
cANAAN's OPPORTUNITY

Canaan needs women. It needs one hundred of them and it must know on or before February 1st whether they are available or not.
 Our news and advertising columns tell in detail the story of the fact that shirt manufacturing concern, which is fairly swamped with business, is looking for a spot where an additional plant can be established. This concern has it's eye on Canaan and if the outlook is satis- factory, in all probability Canaan will be chosen as the location.
 The concern is reliable. THE NEWS can give positive assurance of that fact. They have been growing every year since the inception of their business. They made only high grade shirts and their goods are in great demand. In all probability the industry will be enlarged in the near future if 1t locates in Canaan
 The Canaan Board of Trade is doing it's best to obtain this industry but in order to do so must have the assistance of every Canaanite, therefore MT. Ga naan man or woman, consider, if you please, that this is direct appeal to you to help the project along. This you can do by sending your name to the secretary of the Board of Trade if you will accept employment or, if you do not care for employment yourself, canvass among your acquaintances and ascertain how many of them are willing to take up this clean, pleasant and desirable work.
 This plant will be located somewhere. Canaan needs it but only by giving the assurance that one hundred women will accept employment can it get it.
 Ladies in Canaan and surrounding villages, send in your names.
 Let as many people as possible attend the Board of Trade meeting Saturday evening then
 Hustlel Hustle! Hustle! l
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BORN

PERKINs-At Southfield, Jan. 9, a daugh- ter to Mir. and Mrs. Linus Perkins. WALLACE-At Canaan, Conn.,, Jan. 6 to Rev T. R. Wallace and wife a daughter, Kathleen Earnshaw.
 MARRIED PARSONS George l.. Parsons and Anna Rudge of Canaan at the Metho- dist parsonage by Rev. T. R. Wallace Wednesday January 9. 1907. ROoD-KEYES-George G. Rood of Lee and Miss Charlotte E. Reyes were married January 3 at the home of Mrs. Henry Knight in Mill River. Several Lee relatives attended. Miss Reyes has been a teacher in Clayton. RoBERTs-In East Canaan Jan. 4, Fife, wife of Edward l.. Roberts, aged 24 years
 BREwsTER-In Springfield, Mass, Jan. 4, Lee Brewster, 6l, formerly of Falls Village.
 PHILLIPs-In New Haven, Jan. 5. Mrs. Charles Phillips formerly of Falls Vil- lage. BRowN-In Pittsburg, Pa., Jan. 6, AL bert s. Brown, 23, son of George Nj. Brown and grandson of the late Nell son M. Brown. Burial in Bridge port, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-10
MANUFACTURERS LOOKING SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE WITH CANAAN BOARD TRADE

Methodist parsonage yesterday noon, the Rev. T. R. Wallace officiating. They are now absent on a brief bridal tour. Friends in Canaan and vicinity extend congratulations.
 pr. H. l.. Ross has just located in his operating room a thoroughly up-to-date dental cabinet It has compartments to contain the various materials and sup plies used in the practice of dentistry. It is made of quartered oak and is very ornamental as we'll as being useful. York City Monday and on Tuesday sub- mitted to an operation in one of the hospitals. A telegram Tuesday after noon announced the fact that she suc- cessfully passed through the ordeal and that her condition was favorable.
 Mrs Samuel Eddy and Mrs. J. l.. Parsons and daughter, while watching some ducks in the Blackberry river, Tuesday morning, were startled by a deer which emerged from the un- dergrowth along the banks of the stream and scampered off in the direction of East Canaan.
 Frank Stevens won first on pen and bullet and second on hen and cockerel, Buff Cochin bantams, at the North Adams poultry show last week and is showing 13 birds at the Lenox show this week. He recently purchased a fine Buff Cochin bant cockerel, one of the prize winners at Winsted
 The many Canaan friendn of Edward Roberts extend deepest sympathy to him in the hour of aff1iction, the death of his wife which occurred last week. Mrs. Roberts possessed a remarkably wide circle of friends to whom she was very dear and since her demise every men, tion of her name has been as 8 eulogy. Her death is particularly sad because of the fact that two little children are left motherless.
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CLAYTON

Clayton women may find employ Inent in the prospective shirt manufac- turing plant at Canaan. O. l.. Miner visited in Cornwall Mon- day.
 P. s. Tyler has moved into his little house.
 George Ryveal and his brother-in-law visited friends here Monday.
 They have a new teacher in Clayton school this term, Miss Van Duesen. The other teacher Miss Reyes was re- gently married to MT. George Rood of Lee
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-10
Railroad Rumbles

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 The New Haven road passenger en- gineers have been granted raise of 35 cents a day while the freight engineers are to get raise of 40 cents. The wage for passenger run of 100 miles will hereafter be $3.85 and for freight run $4. 40 instead of $4. For all mileage over 100, passenger engineers are to be paid at the rate of 3.S5 cents mile, cents mile for all mileage over 100 l miles. All switching engines will be run on either or 10-hour days, the en- gineer getting $3.S5 day, the engineers of the 10-hour engines getting s3.50. Over-tim for switching engineers will :. be paid for pro rata.
 Edward E. Merchant has resumed his position at the station after having been off duty for several months because of illness.
 Choral Society Notes
 l The first rehearsal of the season was held Tuesday evening and was we'll at tended in spite of the rain. The chorus will have membership of about 100. Seven men members were received, among whom were MT. Beattie MT. Hall and Mir. Brewer of Ashley Falls, all of whom sing tenor. MT. P. J. Kane has been appointed assistant secre- tary MT. D. w. Shailor of Winsted will be the piano accompanist for the chorus again this season. MT. Paine thanked the chorus for its gift to him last season and complimented them on their work in the last concert.