r "‘AnaaOrlich. Ira. C. 8. St. John sing
Real
an harm
9a
Mam-umwuhale-
aaptr-ntialenlagdlnl'l. ,
‘l'b'cmonthlymeetingoltheChsutsu-
quilularwasheldlssteveuing.atthe
homefllh lsry Kirby Jennings, 48
Weststrect. flier-midsotoltheriou.
Bev.D.l.8eward,D.D.,~preslded. The
Milne. meeting wmlrat held,» which
itwssvotsdtormcindthsmofionpssscd
atthelss‘tmeeflngfindallowthememv
berstoinvlteonlyonefriend moor
twotoattsudthsraceptlonmtmonth.
Attltccuucluaiooot the htsinessmee’t-
ingaulntereatingprogramme consisting
otessaysueciuticns, vocal and mirro-
, Wmmawlatetothesubject.
" "German mania," wm gives: Alters
brighhpleaeingpianoducttot'unskow-
shl'streuderedbylh‘sleJmnings
slilJosGetler,anab|e and thoroughly
cjoyable may on “The Niebelnngsn
lied,” including a'traaslation oi the
paw-demon". a. N. Dun—
nln. Themebelungenstory basics-m-
thsllasiol‘nearlyallthe musicdramas
otWagns. Ir. Dunning was greeted
witheothtwhticapplanseandsvoteof
thanhwascxtendcdtohimlorh’aable
oothneot-flns Beethoven‘sdim-
cult“W " for the piano
wasgivsn by Ii. Anna 8. Ilunning,
with taste and expression as well as
tedliucal accuracy. 11i- Ella Orlich
.llgin Gm, Harry Rowe Shelly’s
fig G‘jlove’s Sorrow," sud snug it well.
”Intracellular! well-written may on
"Oman Gmsics" was rend by Miss
”When'l'hine Eyelids Chloe" by Frans
0bt,ths|ower notes being psrticalsrly
elective. Ii-Peaerhitskermf West
field,;l.J.,pss-trwmed’a difllcultpiauo
solowithdslicacy ct touch and lanility
otcucutica. Iral.8. Jennings gave
afiesehotthallsoffloethcandau ad-
fiahlsrmmcothis first...” list.
Iaykaymondlaadthe'flardcn Scene”
from Miller‘s "lain Start.” The
mums concluded with the “Die
Yacht an M," sung by seven!
Indira The attendance wu large and
much intenstaudenthusiastnwasmsni-
fated. it h proposed to close thv
ymwith a recsption to beheld at
thc'tesidmceflut ex-atayor Frans Coar—
aoss,mmsisk,lsy 17.
“10)“; TOWN“ lull.”
MblwussassAdan-tas
I. I. c. Lint land-y Alum”.
'l'ltsaong service next Sunday alter-
noonattth.l. C. A. rooms will be
conducted by A. B.’ Wilcox. general
sscrotaryoltheY.l.C.A.atleriden.
lr.Wileoxwasatoastimc-scletsryol
thellorwalhasaociationmndisageoenl
{awaits win Norwalh people. It is
hopadtbatalarge delegation of young
msawillbe psuent, not only to greet
thalamus-crusty, but to but what
berasyhsvstossy at that time. upon
the-abbotol‘flodelYounglsn.”
Theaanlmycttheasaociationwill
.hhsldasatlandayevenmginthsltor—
wakluhofitchnreh. Cephss Brain-
afidlawYorh city, who has served
sofllbflllylors number oi years as
matheinternuionalcommittes
stthe Young Ian's Chrhtlan Associa-
tioas.wrllhc prmsut and-aha an ad-
drsm. Thissmvlcswillbcs anuauons
Iflithhopadthsuwnllheaverylsrge
stasis-cs.
‘l'ttsaaosslmestingottbeassoelatim
williahsldaaxt Holiday evening all!
oldest. Reports ot the work lorlast
ysuwfllhsrgd and new ollccrssnd
mmtwtheousaingyear. It
i hoped that every member will be
mmhmhy tbs vocal
ehqwmhuflaynlmtasdoturll
fl“. ham“ he he“ ll the
T.I.¢.A.hsllsnd prnmlscstohethe
u delightful W at tbs
“Vs. us earl flash la the
mums-mus” can:
'Ifltsalavahsdsa‘hrresalastoths
IND-messiah»
labs-asides“
' muss-asp—
» smith”-
' do M V l
E
. v.3 ,
d...
\
mm
l
s.‘ '
r4! rt
man
was bornlnlserlon.Vlestfalcu.ngalm
in 1881. Hereceivedathorough.educa-
tionand seriedlw sometime in the
Prussianvsrmy. Comimto America to
Ismhestoocswuttolhwflsvsn’and
wortedtheretsr two‘yeass. Be csrae
tonouth Norwslh in Inwbwohesscur-
edanpby-sotinthsllorwslklochlao-
tory and remained there twenty-live
years. > Hewasoneofthe most faithful
employjthecompany had. and won the
respectotcveryonewhohuewhim. Be
bsdbesasecretary of the flick Benefit
Society. Untsrstnaung Vereiu, tor.
twentym years. president of the
Probin for several years.
and presidentot tho Germsuh Sanger
bundiorthreeterms. Bewasoneottho
lesdingGer-roaodtisensolthstownnod
among the firstto locate herepermsnenta
1". It wu with regret that his frbuds
learnedolhisdeath and there w. not
ouobutwhathadakindwordtosay at
him. He leavers wile, two sou, Fred
sndJulius,'sndadsnghter, In August
Dcyaarruth.
rue “couscous" museum)
Ibo dilutes late the Water Amid the
Cheers of Enthusiastic Yachts-lat
Commodore Francis Burritt's yacht
”Commodore" was launched [rum Rob
bin’s boat house In Bridgeport yesterday
nflernoon. Assheglided down the in.
dined railway into the water, cheers
rang forth from a large smembls‘ge oi
enthusiastic yachtsmen who had been
invited to with” the handling. Words
of praise over the beauty of the trait
were hard on all calls. r 7
The hit oi the "Commodore" is paint—
edsrich black. whilsthedeckoghite
pint-is var“ and lln'ahed r, the
sheer ahcattherdge of the deck is of
mahogany. ‘and the planting of the host
holcedar. Thehcslisol oak and the
center-beard is capped with polished
mahogany.
The boat '3 twentym feet in length.
draws two feet oi water and is bellasted
with movable auml bags. The mast is
forty-six feet in height, and hollow. The
rigging isall ready and will bendded w
thocrait at once. The boat is built {or
theopen sloop clussaudhas two rath—
jib and main rail. The “Cinnurodors”
[or theCitlleus’ cup on llsntorisl day.
Tlieuwtolthehoatia several thousand
dollars.
srcnnsu lllll sensor.
'9 Del-its Lott-a Yet 'l’ahaa by slss
Hostels Plant Committee.
The committee appointed by the Cotil-
mon Council, consisting ot Nelson Tay-
lor and Edwin Adams,to act in con-
junction with Councilman Joseph A.
Volt, chairman oi the committee on
lampsandgss.inestsbllshingsn electric
light plant for the city. have not yet
taken any definite steps in the matter.
ltlstheirpurpcse to lamiliariae then:-
aelvss as lar - pndnle with the Object
ct electriolightlng before going ahead
with the work. The committee will
probably haves corupeteut. disinterested
electrician crane here and loohcver the
ground, and upon his eatimta
oi whstb required their plan of pro-
cedure will be based. Any amount
at literature relating to electric
light madriaery and appliances,
and letters at advice. reach the
committee through themall. treat some
oiwbieh tbrystlt out valuable points.
For “or. a latter received from a
Wilton Iran, loo-lay. clued toasll the
com-hiss a.” torabulflagh that
"town. haul-gs“ sadvloodbg
Mammoth-ta wins Islet thirty
luteouldhssesursdhr.“ pass;
Water powar.tbscoiamitteasay,b out
oi the quartioo.
Aaawatlssttagslisasslartsa
washddloflsysvsslsglsAtt-asy
doetsdsslsllowa: hummus-n
Ileana-sud 0. W.
Mo'Jhflltswlst-
“flutes“. moammm,w.aw.wmlflasdrs s
“mandamus" War-
ase and Ollss m. The
vstsdbglvethessstsrarasstlcaaalt
mun-wand wI hams—wordy... u ssatlr ‘-
hflmflu
“.msspssarqaru—
. ,‘F.
will enter its first race in competition this
motive letllrs taIwalaaaes aplIwwa-
Ba-Postla‘ssthJJlonnlugdisccvar-
sdlreinthsspsrtmcntselAlbsrtAyres
oIsrA.8.l"enis'iswelsrystoreonflouth
Iain Mats doloek ha nosing
lls notified Ir. Park, whogrsbbed a
patentWoreesterehamicalssltpail and
extinguishedtheblaseinal'ewmiuutes.
’l'hcflsmea crested considerablsexclte-
stir-st. . Theirs wsscaasadbyadstscto
irellue.butthsdsmsgedidnotamonnt
tomuch. Thehuildingisownedbylohn
Ferris. Beintendsbuildinganew chim-
Analaumot the turned infrnm Box
“.mol Chapel sheet and Harbor
avenue, Horwslk, at 10:3! o‘clock this
morning,wssoecuione’d byths dhcov-
cry of flames hologlrnm thereof-of “(a
twod thstabary audllwwalh Bail- .
rcadcompauy‘shouses onllailroadare-
nus. Onecottageisowuptedbylichsel
Delaney,theolbsrhyPatrieh Inning.
downstairsmndflralary flatten. up
stairs. Theflrein Ilr. Delaney’s home
martinguishod before the arrival oi
the lumen. The burning root oi the
other buildingwas put out by Hope
Hosecompany. Thsotherappratmwas
uotputinuse. 'l'hsllrmaresupposedto
have originated from sparks irorna loco lynched at
motive whiehpslsednptbernadaahort
time before. Thedsmage is not over
m .
The new owning in [root of ii. 'l’heile's
clgarstorswssseton fire this morning
by someone dropping a lighted match or
cigarette on it. {Benoit Druids. clerk
is Enroll-mimosa! the flames,
Aholethreelntindinmetarwas burned
in the awning. .
HINDI. BIINIII.
lav-alt {’aapla Enjoy a 'l’reaa at the I. I
c. A. lino-a.
Norwallt people enjoyed a treat at the
own given by the Doorkeepsr's Circle
at King's Danghterscouneeted with the
First Congregational churchat the-Y. II.
C. A. Hall, last evening. The program-
me rerulered ass as Inflows:
lit-damn
.‘ Orchestra
$1.723“? f’f‘ffi “MM?!
”bah-diam.
Kinder Sills-lilo ................ 0. Vol Bolton.
Wu.
........... “Uni Vita" Iaaloclub
Welhnas'ht'a Symphony. . .. ,. ...P. Y. Chwatal.
Orchenra.
The hinder Iiuinnies given by an or-
cheatra of between twenty and thirty
piecemoonductedbyil. RVan lien-e-
laer._wero much enjoyed by all present.
Amongtheperlcrmers were linsilally
Betta. Jennie K. Nash. Kate Bartram,
Charlotte Bette. Marie Curtis, LenaGole.
Annie Cole. In: Kaela, Elisabeth lacks
wood Lydia senor. Lulu Stanley,
Hen-rs. Boron. Bailey. George Bests,
C. B. Curtb, llolicrt Baotord, P. h'.
Knapp and Wand Raymond. The
pisuoplayiugot lb Sadie Hitler was
voertsrously applaudsd. lira linerissa
ucooalplflied pianists-d hsr selections
are always retulerod with adelieacy ct
touch and much expect-ion. The vocal
eclectic-byli- fladby. oi Dainty.
and Ilisslsrtha Knapp. at South hora
wall; were far abotctheordiuary. Both
ladies I!” exceedingly sweat and
flexible voices. The selections by the
”(hi Vive" banjo club were well lander-
ed.
Vorsrsa cash; memos. ’
vase-seamless mop
it“? 'w‘ mtg-r
ticketion. _.
hummus-murmurs»
ummmamtm
hegasitsawloalallridgspost
l‘hssasaalmastisgctflme‘spashhwu'mm'fl ,‘lbshivm
iabvlstlstbls: instincts-tsunami
dstsadastssamrassdts wbsrtpat
swyotlt
summers-MW
Hoyt;wtdsar.a.c.0oldlsgmdw.ll. Owl-m Vfldl VII lb-
Bmith;vsstrymsa,c.!.(hbcra. lichen ”Minna-Mum”
Wises-rte! aptly.
MM pas-sled sad
fro--tomulm-Isudd
whim-Ines tbs syn-r
Atthstlhstbs‘ssasl
wast-Milled! ,
“shim
ml
menus. as wuss-mus /
laps-massi- _
mentandslsrgeaowdoolleetsdouthe .
”blur—beg,
Thee-soles“. LIMA!” 1'
sunmlusmwmdsup soon "‘
your»
day. hassmnvhlshla easel impart-
sscsarcwssrsotoystsr lam. has bass 0'“
FOUR NEGRO“ LVNCHED.
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they were In” at last-g I
use Fosvus's ram. snor.
onions-s man's saris-s atrsssps es
Ba the William ‘l‘all Int-am.
mmv Mu‘lm fi-fllll,
whohhowam‘ ”while
as-by-areflag
mmawlmm
It Wasalaaawaylatsb.
Jamr Cur. Aria—«Abraha- 8h-
mcssiged twantrtwo. sad Ilsa 1.19
VA.
fish's-nu
ass to souls rl
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Isa hits with the "fiestas-slam-
hsrssa a m' Wasa-
WAmrsosos, masses. smote is
mmwmmum ford'Oord Jock
reaswdcnh sdstiig nob vivaadl Is
antiwar w t! h
sprinklihyhsssllangsshhawmsstls
trrraptloa to that buts- ta the sect
summarise-remnants 35.00. Our Easter price 63.49.
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very low price of 7lc yd.
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to examine them.
and look at them.
for you. . _.
s;‘t"- Q'—
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as Washington Street.
—-”——
outnsurslllotof size32 and34 Indies’Bed.
in Tons. They are very nobby and. stylish,
and above all the price is way down,
One lot Indies’ Navy Blue Serge Jackets. Sell at
We have lots of other styles. etc.. but would call your atten-
tion especially to the above, as they are extra. good bargains.
m line or all shades of Foster’s Kid mom. ‘
so dos. Gents’ Clouded Angola Shirts and Drawers. Look at
’"' them before buying your sumn‘ter underwear. Price 46c.
2.000 @yds' Zephrine Cloth or Printed Ginghums, run 33 inches
wide. just the thing for lodies’ waists or light summer dresses.
All shades. qualities and prices in Chiffon Lace.
1,500 yds Chnlons Tissue, 27 inches wide, in fancy figured
eflecls. By closing out the lot we are able to otter them at the
Moths
Have you looked over our line of Chi] on s and Babies’ Cops and
Lawn Hats. We have got them from 19
Gentlemen
“to have got just 75 doz. Mixedn’y'l-Iose, :l shades. We oifer them
at lt-lc per pair, or 3 pair for 35¢, They will, we guarantee. beat
anything ever offered in towp for that price.
During next week we shall give with every pair of Lace Cur-
lnins sold pole. fixtures, pin, in fact everything except hang them
83‘ WashingtonStreet. .
“‘1; go my»
namely $7.98, which is fully
sight for
.7.
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Hmmuwrmms”‘
tutoring“
.IanrdandBoftWoodll
All Sizes,
AT LOW omens :. ‘ i
neodymium-airway
[8 SOLD.
clam firm" harm letter
i noun;
1! Washington Street,
Wlll. PlPE
Paints. oils. Glass. etc.
combined Chair and step Lad.
der reduced from $2.00 to 81.} '
llillflllllllli.
R8, ~
Plllllllli, PIPER llllllillll ll
p, and it will pay you
Take our advice
his
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Columbla Bicycles!
And It wards. Some rare bargains in Colum-
etiar. which have been used but little.
A better investment than to purchase low
hoe old r
wadeneww ‘la The on.
JAOKSON .. BROS.-
. ”Wmmmm-. .-
Ill
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M. S.
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to be had at prices asfollows:
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$1.75 per pair.
A
style», at priess gmrsnteed.
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Easter commemoration
This Search are as follows:
KlD GLOVES. .
We have always been headquarters and are at the present
time ready to supply the trade with the best grades of Kid Gloves .—
Allsises, atylesond shades at 01.00. 81.25 81.39. 01.50 and
HOSIERY. ’ ~
55,, “up. “ 1.44 Linn ism. ~
crusade -
, , :3
Ling. s largest and grandest assortment ever ,.
shown in this city, in all the latest importation of qualities and
CORSETS.
This season wears displaying a most hmplete assortment
and it hwith pleasure we call your attention to the following: ..
A full lineufPatenllouldedCorseta. All the popular
the celebrated P. D. Corsets, Warner's Coraline, Health and Ab.
JACKETS.
. , immane- W. ~ ‘
WWlballthelesdin‘gstylesofflprlhg
Dress Goods.
r E a. if y
a. WWW
“f’Al'lllD
‘3'“ 5.9‘ d“ w;
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so-tmr eatesslrs
' p which wowst
rim
gradesot
smsigment. ’ ‘
will further our store
care.
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umstrwetJlouthN
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firs-Inns
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lkmiar. At
D. P. MORRE L.”
1131102 0? THE PEACE! N in.
fish! myflhfirs
ure' Insurance a specialty;
ante. Pu
Washington street. South Norwalh. null
" b. P. lilon'RiaLL.
LIGHT AND “A
and VT TRIKE“
lurnilnra tor “a
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Bill.
as n Wyndham.
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is wens Isis sir-st, ass
fit.
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lemurs runs mm.
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