, Willi“).
sums-In. w. I. sch-n. of Bowpytun.
anion-ts shslr confirmations—vs.
Misc! tho n.1, 0. P. tutorials
Mmfls—Vnflou Other lvsnts.
”that Mrs. W. K. Acknrt celebrated
crystlo wedding, last night. at their
forty-fin person were present and they
had I most enjoyable time. Refresh-
msnts were served “9:30 Atobout 12:80
the musicians. Fred field. Calvin
Smiths“ Charles Prince played “Home.
must Home." and all went away voting
that Mr. and Mrs. Achsrt worn the best
of host and hostess. and that their
mm the place to have a jolly time.
vcd a great many handsome
and useful presents, among which were
twohcndsomo picture-v. an (itching and
cocci! ting. a silver card basket and
count funny lttlc Brownies. which
afforded much sport during the evening.
resent worn: Mr. and Mrs. Ly-
‘ man brook. of Now Haven; Mrs
’ Harman finydcr and daughter Grace,
and Mrs. Louis Pngcnolti. of South Nor-
waik; Mr. and Mrs. Ilavitlf‘allon. Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. (lriflin Mrs Wesley Fal-
lfls, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Davis, Willinl
Tritium. Mrs. E. Thomas. Mr.
,, , “3’. George Bryan, Miss Bryan,
ryan and Miss Grow Bryan, Mr.
M Mrs. Charles Prince, .Mrs Mary
Thomas, Milli Libbio Tristrnm. Mr. and
lit-.191. W. Godfrey and daughter. llr.
Hrs. J. E. Stevens and don hter.
fir. and Mrs. Dclos L’Ilommcdieu. ‘rank
mavens. Mr and Mrs.Goorgo Slovenia,
lira. Aaron stereos. Mr. and Mrs. Allio
Crockett. Ilr. and Mrs. H4n'0y Ackart.
In and Mrs Ulnviu Smith and Prod
Stanfield. '
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. No. 120. New
England Order of Protection. gave an
Ironinment in their hall. in the
wsrtz it Corbett bloclr. last night, Romp
sixty members and friends of the lodge
lacing in attendance Interesting ad-
. on the work of the order were
,lusdcby Grand Warden L. P. Deming
' andGraud Secretary F I). GrinnmLof
- New Haven; Mir» Rachael Hendricks
nus reading; Misses Mny Danton and
Ellc‘flsrt.recitatlona. and a string or
rendered several delightful solos.
tioul. At the conclusion of the pm.
gramme the fourth or refreshment de-
grccwss workrd. the guests doing am-
plcjustlce lo the rapaat pro trod by the
committee. consisting of do n Mcflraw.
Charles H. Farris, Mr. and Mrs. William
asthma Mamie Wokeman and G. D
Worden.
Illusion Stevens entertained a num-
ber of friends last night, at her home on
Ilia urget. Itowayton. in h nor of her
mt. Miss Ms Brecht-nof‘Nsw Haven
clog want 9 featurn of the owning.
music being furnished by Calvin Purdy
and t Freeman. Among those pres-
ent worn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raymond.
Mines Kittie R. Ferris. (intrude Dibble.
Emma and Lillian lInyt. Pearl Stevens.
Olive and Amy Colo. Mabel and Florence
Wigham. Bessie Wilson. and Messrs.
John Huflln ton, Edward Stevens. Ed-
gar Ferris. ward Cushman. Harold A.
Parsons. James H. Mitchell. Frank
Undcrhill and Harry Wilson.
unridsy evening. Mrs. M. II (J. Smith,
of 880 Howard Dialing, tendered be“
reception to or rienr , Miss bio I
Hoyt. of South Norwnllr. formerly
of this city. Mics Hoyt is a
skillful mandolinist and played several
to the delight of those present.
fiddler, dancing and a line collation to.
“her with the hospitable attention of
he“. made the owning one of
much enjoyment—New Haven News
The VsnBurau dancing class cnj lyed
, a all ride to New Osman, last
night. ind four of A. Solmaus' horses.
The ccof H. 8 Rogers. father of
, Cbsrlssilogm. a member of the class.
was visited. where dancing was indulged
. In and refreshments served.
ThoPriday Afternoon club will meet
this wool: at the home of Mrs. Frank
.Couutock. The cabinet will be “Lincoln
‘ md the Civil War. Tho status of tho
Untamtobo repwwnlml by tho vari‘
rats members.
Sacral cf the leached in the Franklin
strut school enjoyed it sleigh ride yes-
tsrdsy sf .
scholsuoflliso Baird’s Institute
1 sutortzin tho VanBuron dancing
”3%"
lift Bubs“ B Mitcholl. Friday night.
Willi" III)! I.
I
wow M is Unusually flood.
WWW. is unusually good for
withlcosoof t highest number-—
n - alum-WV" in tho Institution
_ , “mum pros-”cater. sotlclpntsd
. was it t wars am
Immersion it has not big.
tolucnssc the facilities
Pbslps’corps of salmon st mu
inmost tsksn in the [lotus by
season was quilt
o
Woodhull
m
200 F
so on any Lamp in the house‘this week.
so goods at such slaughtered prices.
U‘RTEVA‘NT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
soars MAIN sun can mam. coma NORWALK. . .
"EWMYQQE OF LIFE
wait til coins on is 'I'IIB sooth.
sat Social club will meet
".1 Hunt of tho lllhtyllcvsn (lhlldrrn
j “Dona. Phelps. tbs very efficient
HIM of tho Fslrdsld County Tom-
ps’rsry Home for Children, reports that
tblltsslth of the little ones under her
MM” “caption of a few who
Won of tho yrsr.
”wilds felt the prcsurn of the
has mourn“ the number at
. think on theatersgc.bc-
number ofvlslwrs Aumrlosu
sits a "Kalli"?
If: ll
fl! ccrdlsll moivrd at on
«color chem dry is That:
11. Hill.“ the ftorwslk
. cans to South
. us, can om
lNEi
mar stunv'wscmr.
It Delights n largo ”films at tho First
I. 1: Church.
A largo roprcqatstloa of Norwalk and
South Norwslb music loving pcopls w
scmblod in the First Witt Episcopal
church last night and llstsurd with
rapt attention to tho selections undated
with ability sud mid by tbs" flow York
Lsdlcs’ thsttsmithllrlcaoa F. Burb-
noll. busc, and II. Stanley Knight; sc-
cornpanlst. 'l'hcwcrb of the quartstlp
waging; “gnawing“... About was very pleasingss was orincodhy tho
sincere applause accorded them. One of
the best festurcs of the _entertaln~
meat was Mr. Busbnell‘s part which was
excellently done. , His unaccompanied
"Rocked in the Cradle of the Des ."
was sung. inn pure :cytnpthctlc. vo us.
with facility of expression and the digni-
ilcrl repose in manner tlisractcrirtio of
all his vocal work. The Angel's Chorus,
(Holy City) quartsttewbass obligato. by
Mr. Buthuell wsca matchless production.
Miss Potts to solos and the duct "Excel-
sior" with Mr. Bushnell. captivated the
audience with her sweet voice and per‘
foot lichnique. Miss Horloclicr sang
“AshesofRoscs"snd“Thou"composltlons
bringing outhrr rich,‘dacp voice to fier—
faction."MyMnrgucvltn"wacgivenby lss
(lsifooy in a manner winning her
deserved applausa. “Bscsusc I love
l‘hee So" was rendered with feeling by
Miss GrsvcsE-sch artist was greeted with
warm applause and cncorcs.receiving bac-
ltrts of flowers as further evidence of up-
precintlou. Tue mince" was from begin-
oing to close a moat harmonious whole.
in which the artists and audience were
in full sympathy. The rendering by the
Quaristte of "Coming Through the Rye"
for an encore. and the substitution of
“Annie Laurie." for the programme se-
Ir-clion. were specially pleasing. It was
as announced it would be. the nest con~
cert of the season. and a most creditable
and profitable venture for the church.
TEACHERS’ IBBTINGI AN“ SOCIAL,
Entorlnlnnd sit the Ila-Io nI Bupgrimsml.
out Charles ls. Curtis.
The oliicers and teachers of the Nor-
walls Congregational Sunday school were
entertained last night at the home of
Superintendent Charles E. Curtis, on
Union Park. These pleasant gatherings
have been of yearly occurrence, but the
one this your was planned by Mr. Curtis
on a little morlc exsmsrve scale, and
was. consequent , a agree more enjoy-
sbls than its mdzsccsmrshsvc been.
The early part of the waning was de-
voted to a business meeting.wbcn sub»,
jnllifl bearing upon Sunday school work
were discussed. Vocal and instrumental
selections of.an impromtn character by
\Iiss Jennie h’. Nash, Mina Sally Betta
and John P. 'l‘readwell were among the
suds! futures of the occasion. The
music was interspersed with conversa-
tion and other amenities incident to such
a gathering. amiss allcalc lit. Curtis'
guests were invited to resale themselves
at a table set with choice refreshments.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. T.
K. Noble, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meeker.
Mr and Mrs J. P. Treadwoll. Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Hill, Mrs. J. W. Wilson Mrs D S. Cur-
tis. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. W. H. Baldwin,
Miss Myra Curtis. Miss Raymond, Miss
Clark, Miss Taylor, Miss Bartram. '
Stevens. Misc 8 oflcld. Miss Huhbell.
Miss Wixon. Misc Ball, Miss Scour. Miss
It ot. E. 0. Kecler. II. E. Mead. Andi-cw
Heath and C. 8. Gregory.
The gathering broke up about It
o'clock. the guests racing that they had
spent amost deligl t ul nvenicg.
INDIE MISSION SOCIETY.
Tht- Woman's Meetings at tho Baptist
church. yrslcrday, well Attended.
'lhs meetings of the Woman's Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission society. which
were held at the Baptist church yester-
day, \er well attended, considering the
.torm of Monday. which prevented
many ladies from out of town attending
as would otherwlsu have come. As It
was, however. thus were several deio-
gstes from these churches. There were
morning and afternoon sessions, under
the direction of Mrs II. W. Blllunsn. of
Norwslb. director for Fslrflcld county.
Mrs. C. L. Rhonda, of Stanford. is
coldest. ’ The ladies wars sddrssscd by
rs. ll. (3. Reynolds. of Boston. and
Mrs. Murrow. mic-loony from Indian
Territory. Mrs. If. E. lunch. lira. John
l‘ryon, Mrs II. II. Coolcy and other: of
the home church plrticlpllcd in thatch
vices. At noon the ladies of the church
furnished lunch. Thad-y was profitably
spent. The sddrssvss won lnstructlvs
and at so interesting character.
An rousll latsrcstlog muting. ad-
dressed by rs. Reynolds and Mrs. lur-
row, was held last night in the Norwalh
Baptlntchu h
mtlcldmtlnro for Vctrvsas. ‘
'I'hc Anuonla Hmtiacl says that two
rumpus from the Soldier’s [ionic at lio-
Institutc, Saturday. cm the first
ofs nulnhsr who bcscot there
h the tc.uudsrsoontrsctrnsdsby
die Boltllcn' Hospital Board with the
German Moody company of Connecti-
out.
lord’s» loam”.
several Europvsn novelties will hoprso
soak-d by Primrose sud W’s-t In "Moots
Carlo." oi Hoyt. Opera Hoists. actual-y
wslhpsoplommislly by in. India Waning, and also sum of the host thcm
. "will!”
Mlimtotlay
10-
's.:- Aluminium”.
mummli‘sbrusry ”whoops
hssn cos-tug gnu annoyance ls
wwuwmmutbsm
himlmlysadmtwtvsslstss
lutlucdsyvvvstsgwhsus
young ”:11”chva
fl
pursua- timeout
w w «LAMPS
Wag; galfigtmfldfl. MIAMI. MRI mu Alli" um am.
Per Cent. ' Discount
You will never have another such opportunity '
in tut BE MADE mam
A arms room lltllllINNIB it.
annular mamas.
list tho llcch You" fellow who
frond Upon tbs Cred-thy oflonth lov-
wslu Iconic. hat s Ilsa of u Differsus
(fast a! Char-at".
A. A. Graham. of the firm of Graham
3 Ernst. wrote s few days ago
Shskupccrsu recital which didn't take
place at Arion Bail. last Friday night.
He has received the following rcply, dst~
ed Roanoke, Vs., February 26:
Mr. A. A. Graham—4h“ Ditch SIR:
Your letter of 24th, forwarded and re-
celved, and gives me a rest shock. My
sister, bliss Minnie h. Willilnfl, has
prepared and is giving with much suc-
cess Shakespeare's "The Winter’s Talc,"
and my youuz brother has been filling
than for her. butt have not board from
either of them for several weeks. Please
do me the kindness to send full articu-
Icrs, and if possible send one o invita'
lions he had prints-d. if any were used.
, At the present writing Ido not know
where my sister is,but i shall try to
communicate with her instantly. Evi-
dently she knows nothing of thiamine
she would havc filled the engagement.
lam wholly ignorant of tho afiair. but
desire to know all loan 0! it. Address
me as per following route: February 27.
Winston. N. 0.: March I, Salisbury..N.
C ; March 2. Charlotte. N. (.1 ; March 3,
Durham, N. (3; March (I, lircsmboro,
N. 0. Sincerely Yours,
II. A. Wnums.
P. S. Please tell me what ball was
engaged and at what price; send notices
that have appeared in the papers.“ say:
give also the names of the papers that. if
necessary, I may communicate with
them. .
A Mr. Blanchard, of Dennis 6; Blanch-
ard. straw buts, wrote me Februar 20.
to the effect that Miss Eliza Plait out the
Misses Dibble had not received their
cards, though other patrons had theirs
ten do before. ,It was received too late
to rep y before the 28d. I wrote my sister
in South Norwalklmmediatcly. taping
she would get it before she left town, As
soon as I can notify my sister I am
sure all will be made right. H. A. W.
Thecbovc letter shows that tho suave
young man who'englneered the affair is
a genuine Williams; that Miss Minnie
II. Williams is really his sister, and that
the method he adopted here Is the one he
has employed in making engagements
for her-m . . m.-. .... .. .. ....,...
WHERE BALMY BREEZES BLOW.
South Horwalk flan Int-vying Lift»
the Perfume of flowers.
Letters received from W. W, Catn-
slock, of South Norwnlk, and James W.
Howlsnd,engineer of the oyster steam-
efiJossphine. indicate that they are on-
joyin life at Clay timings. Florida. The
decor ptlou the give of the plscc and its
environments old a rson to believe
that it is a veritable en. One of them
writes: “The high pine lands where we
have pure air and ocean and golf breezes.
ladencd with the perfume of flowers and
the balsamic odor of pine, rendm this
section particularly adapted as a perma-
nent or winter home for those sullcrlng
from bronchial or the early states of
ulmonary disease; and many vn uablo
lives have been greatly longtbsncd by a
residence here."
Clay 8 rings is situated in Orange
county in at three miles northeast of
Anopks City. is one of nature's wonders.
w are about 12,000 gallons of water per
minuw ls poured out of the rock through
seven apertures. varying In also from six
Amltl
roton arrived at Dr. Griswold» Riverside mg
inches to live by six feet. all in on area
of about one-third of an am, and form-
lng the main branch of the Wekivs river
——a nsvigabls stream for light-draft ves—
vcls to Its very source.
The water is as soft as meltcd snow
and of the uniform tempersturs of about
seventy d recs. It contains a trace of
sulphur an other minerals. and is of
great benefit to invalltls. portlculsry rheu-
matic patients both for bathing and
drinklng;
rus'"'iilol.i.sr roof.“
lrlr Cars.
"He‘s got the trolley foot." in tho lst~
cst expression. Fifty per cent. of the
lines src silllclod with the new malady.
sud can be can limping and bobblln
about thud-pct so though they wrrc cu —
faring mun souls rbscmstlsm.
It scouts that thuncw-fsnglul alarm-
on the trolley ms is
t . As everybody but not
pulled by cutting. soon the csbln can.
arc rung by means of a
floor of the amalgam“ ‘vlr‘higimthc minor-
manpressos
does not tsltc much
till you gong rcttll
hrin
footed
to Hscnlbsl A. Williams. regarding the WWW" "‘5 mm M“. "m 303
A How Allmvnt [Iv-tight About by Eln-
motormsn on the newly opt-nod elrotrlc
blcflor
l is
tlmc.the alarm-gasp. Instead oils... "Itch“.
button In the
Now It
to to not the
. but the exertion
now mimics nto play, and aim
rot two or limo dsyucn thou/aw
csrs.nisnyofthc momrmsnwcrssosf-
wlth carcass» and ctldness in the
right foot and ankle that when they
Norwalk,
‘l’ho Stamford [alum cau- Pct mu
Until Islam-y. '
The Stamford Advocate yesterday sold:
“The trial of Idlnc of the liquor desist!
lag was obtained by Promoting-Agent
Housman of Norwalk. did not begin
today." was upwind. Judo Downs
wsv unexpcctcdly ballad away to Brian.
was urdsnd. Ifr. Ksaosly, who is
say which case is to be tried first for the
reason that he does not know what Mr
Honneclter’s Intention Is In the matter.
"The alleged action of Mr. Encounter
in 'scttling' some of the cam was dis-
cussed with some interestby local law'-
Eerstmlay. Many-of thcm hesitate to
allow that any such course was pur-
sued. and a statement from tho Norwulk
lawvcr would interest thorn. .
“Mr. IIonneckcr brou ht a batch of
ulxmt a dozen conipla nts to Jud
pownsund applied for warrants. a
ymlgt- si ed only three of them. stating
that not log would be nod by sam-
moning all of the arm . into murt at
then me time. Ho said warrants for
tho others couhl lx- issued and served as
soon as the three were disposed of.
There was no sliccial selection made. so
farascunbo learned. The judge took
the first three that came to hand.
“Tho story about the ‘scttlomcnt' at
Mil per mac is not yet fully explained. A
man who Is in a pdsltion to know In-
forniod a reporter lo-day that several
Who did know how many—had
been fired up at that rate. A lawyer who
was asked altout how the amount in ques-
tion would hocalculatod confessed that
he did not know. The fcooi' the prose-
cuting nttornoy is $10, Tho fees and
milengc of witnesses from Norwalk, of
whom there are supptml to ho two.
would ho 31.50 each.
"The cases 'sottlcd' were not those in
which warrants had been issued. The
witneslcs did not appeirln court hers.
Neither did the prosecuting moot. When
a case is boiled it is cuppa-ed to be with
the knowledge and a turn! of the court.
Tho City Court of tamlord had. it Is
claimed. on cognizance of the cans. for
the reason that it had issued an warrants.
“01:ch the 'apotlcrs' will have lobe
brought down from Bridgeport if he sp-
psurs tomorrow. Eels scrvlu a term
In jsilfor bra-sch of the peace in orwslb
on the evening of the day ho was in
Stamford. with a companion. collecting
evidence for Mr. Hooneckcr.
“Members of tho Stamford (.‘ivic
Louguc do not know'vvlut tornakt-ofthc
matter. The did not .know anythin
about Mr. I onneolter's «campaign untl
after it' was blic talk. They assert that
if the- aim o the prosecuting agent is to
column the IaW. tlw pro rcuurseism
humble and not to mail --' iwfrm‘ war-
rants are issued. as :1
"1..tTElt.-—-A~i this pa )I‘I' mm to press
Wo loam tho ram-s‘wil notbc trio-l till
Saturday."
Relative lo Clo-suing lidrwullu.
Editor of St’llffllI’l: his really to bad
that pmpul‘ly owners who are perhaps
unforfunofv enough to buy a lot and
build a house (and lay a sidewalk by or-
der of City Cllllni'ill should have to clean
them walks of snow and ion, while the
adjoining property owner. who. per-
haps. has not built. out holds blc
lot for a rice In price. pays no atlcnllon
to city ordinances in regard to keeping
walks clear of snow and ice; and if said
walks are cicam-rl itis by the people who
have built and by so building mode said
vacant lots more valuable. Now blr.
Elitor, to my mind this Is all wronfl. I
have in mind several line bu dial!
lot-4 in front of willt‘llWlllhflllIWi‘lirlr'n
laid by color of city. which tho owners
have not had almond during the winner,
which is now nearly passed. Lookif
you please. at Burritt uvcnuu. Quinturil
nvt-uuo. Woodward avenue. ulsoscvoral
other slrscta that wr- csn name. and one
tho lots that if yuu want to buy tho price
is woll up. but nftcru snow storm thorn
don't apps-m to ho any owner for them.
Now sommnv ought to look nftor
this.or also wu all ought to lot the
snow rumuin until nntum rumovos it.
(if munw this hood not apply Instructs
whom no wallni have boon order-ml. an
thorn in sonic oxvnsc for them. but there
is no amiss for not cleaning them when
wnlks barn luau laid by ortlorof the city.
0:“: Who 01.“!!! um WALKI.
"onus“:tsc suns.
n-
Conuutmrnt to natural wealth: luxury
to artificial pornly.~-Horratu.
During four ccnlurlcs only 5,020 Inns of
gold but horn mlnl‘cfl In tho world.
’l‘bc reason that rlch him have so many
triads Is that they no capital fellows.
Don't worry sbrmt tlw past. ’l'lu flour:
to an unmarked blunltbosrd. and you hold
Tho motto of a business man In lirlc
scanty, N. T.. is, “All things coma in him
who hustler: while he walls."
A Ions upovsd to the sun‘s rays in an
cptlcisn'n window frvquoutly sets as s
burninu slim hsfors bring notinsd.
‘I’ho trialling of lurlfrr match! his state
monopoly in France. fipsin. Portugal.
Italy. lira-cs. Ilouruaula and fluids.
A lam tort of tho average huhnsn‘s
am to tantamount-subsections} mm hummus duo with twins
{outs W found sums am. a l bow to lots pumicmllsffclo Connor.
. mslsd was worn y abhor tour slow sons-ultimo of Worth
'ylfismcfmzby the cilia urn . cut. Mist organism and Washington
that to ”allow it ».uso u vstlou of «llgtmgprlvlism n
:3: WW0?” new all M a punishment.
mods-
uhlchccmns
Tasmania-oaths
Mlcchyis
manuscript-urn
works sum
fathom ll
course mucus-sum
thomuclssolthcfootsccl
toured to tho strain upon
mood
Hutch"
“promo
um“
vs to vs
I " Methinks bod ho
Mr to avoid
ill-m It lunch: tarpon-ibis
mtgzthwlrsl of has; 1:,“ Roz-ands
' comm s on
me. mummflthmtvdt
tics was lsid about 1169.
minimum hiddvncurnctsct sll
ammrmrm
m mini-bit . .
Accordlugtommstsbswn
Wt, the Indian as Wis
0va runs wsaslsrs morn. my m
against whom evidence for Sunday sclh -
portisnd a povlppncmsnt until to-mcrrow‘ Isa a" outaldc o! the Gav-lone- mu a"
dead letter odio- every month. 'It is certain:
“ly s’rcml'klblc fact that this are among ‘
thancstprcctcus mlsslvsslostln thematic.
Ass rnlc.tlwy are from business men In bl;
cities. It is supposed that In many cases
the senders are interrupted when about to
addrcss them. The boy comes In. swoops
thcm in without noticing that tho cnvsl
opus are blank“. Not long ago no envelopo
mining ti ,ulib, without address or writ-
TllE hills.
,
s
7b! Wm W cm
lam to a from Postal
'I'wilvo ll‘hndrcd letters without a wind
containing the most vslusbls Inclosur...
(hm oi! the onto-desk, mrrlrs them away
to the postolficcor Istlcr box and drops,
ten inclosurs, came in among the dead
letters. The sum was lnbanlt notes. The
Chicago man in whom it belonged got it
back sitar much trouble in proving own
mhlp.
limiter precautions against stealing are
taken now than formerly in thc dead lol-
tor chino, Iver-nuns thorn hsva been a good
many thefts. In one instances girl was
tho guilty party. lhirlng the Install years,
sinus women were first employed by the
goverrimem. only two cases of dlsbonsnty ‘
in [initial-ts bnvc boon recorded. The other
one was that of Kiwanis clerk in tho truss.
my who canted money at the rule of .10.»
000 to $13,000 a your for awhile by pron.
tiring rt [minim-oi; a) stun of bar own in»
Vellfifill for making lcu bank notes out of
nine. (ii-110ml .‘ipium-rnswrlcd that tho-ram
son why woman did not steal mm not ht-
cmmeihcy v. on: ion good, but tumour-they
lacked llw n'qnisilv Ill’ri‘r', Probably his
was inisloiu-n. Al. all vermin. Ilwir temp
tulipua‘mw prompt. lhcir hnlnritm being
small". 'l'hcir‘ opportunitlo-s are one»
called. innsxuurll us thcy do all the (‘mllll
ing of tho (Emil.
If a bill titlidt I"; «cm in .l lcl-‘vr. llm
nit-st plan is lornll It lightly in tho chapo
of n lnmpliuhlrr and lay it in the fold of
tho shgcl. lnrlmwtl. .lrrzlugrll in that Insh-
ion. the furl that it is mum-y cannot well
be distingui-lird by.“ lbw "fowl " .\ lhrond
with olmnt at. lllt' rml Will nu! bum lilody
to fetch a loillah- frngmcutof tho liber pa-
per whorl drawn by nit-um of n needle
through the mumps. and the itrnoll of i?
will ho loss [Mtl’t'cplibhn Sn pocniiur in tho
omurlum lwlongiu“ lo the bank or mas-
ilry not-m that uxpvrlnat tho bureau of cm
moving my thry can distinguish them
when .tcrllml in cnrolopm hythc ”moot-cry
time. A ibis-I nlll‘t: showed to gorcrnntcnt
detectives Mm lord «ought him that he
could pick out. from :i ml.» of 4le letters
story one of uric" which contained [moor
cash. blimlfultlod. mcrrly by Mont. All
postofllm- buildings. by the way, are pro-
Vilit'd with prcgvimlra. llmmgh u hlch clerks
mnynlmirntclml uhilo nt work. Out of
filtration" rrgimrml minim-s and pack-
ages irilnhlliiiii'li annually through the
l'nitcd Holt"! mall‘- loss than IMO nroafnb-n
by (“Ilium-H [.twtnl ofliclnls.
During our vnuzjrv‘lls llvobllla for the ca-
tabilsluuvm of a finial fractional currency
ware ofivml. \‘nnc or them prowl. All
of tllom war-n dvclnrrd tmsafishtclory by
tho ymtnllll-r department, which regards
tho plan a»- npcn to many objections. To
begin with. wrornl thousand suinll post
oillcn arc lmrrzlnrizod nvcry year. If they
kept sinus in rumlnl cum-my on hand, an
additional iiimentivc in rnhln'ry' would in
furnishi-d. T he nlfillllllliif'm would bars
to give Isrgi-r bonds and they would hard»
Iy he sblnlotlo so. In 45.000 others the
busiurss transacted is ansrunll thnt Ihc
compensation is less than 8‘300 ywrantulm.
In "0,000 the pay dos-s not cxrml sum,
and than Moo grral Inany In whit-h lhu
rumunr-rnlionnf lill‘ postmaster ls tmtm‘ur
Cl“. If tho run: my was madl- [Mllf‘ifltfl‘
alilonml mlvrmnblr only at mum-y order
offices, the purpwo in \ low would Lu do.
(entail lo a groom t‘Klt‘flf.
The fllfl'lt‘l'hf upcnw must bucoushl-
errtl. ’l'br frm-tlomil uni-m would have to
be prinlnl on tho.- br-st batik hole paper,
with first ralz- Him?“ in“, our! ihny would
cost til par Liam. Estimating tho Issue for
the first yrarnt 13.0mm» pieces of [mini
rurrrnryfihu cxxu-mlllurc thus Involved
would lwi':t.';,lltlll. I‘ommlmionn to post-
mostsrs on “a!” wouldmnmmt mailman,
Thorn would burn to be on poultry for (“u
trilmting tlw "Oii‘l, Just in time is for
postsgc stamps, and for ill-support not in»
than 35.0”" prr umilim would have to ho
swroprlnlrd. wanting the pay for an
extra claim“ form: in Washington. Ila
tioncry, old. the ontlt'c cost of tho husi
mow would be at least “20,000 for tho
your, or it per mm of the furs value of the
notes. supposing that they nvmgcd so
cool». It. lumen than probable that tho
fractionrll mm would ho rountrrfvllcd,
and rurvd minis-um cmld not hoax.
pct-ted to flflfl'l i-lrvn lrnltstltms by
skilled momma. The currency would
drivc tits mlrwidlnry calm out of circula-
tion to a lnmn axiom, It» utslillshmcnt
would nutlllply tho pmont mnnvy order
smurtnlm«_,mld. Money in that shape
would ltfilrm‘BtnlllMl by null with no»
curlty nnlw mu in "pictured lsttm. In
fact, it would hr no out" ifs Mic Wt than
treasury or bank notch. Finally. that post-
olllcs tlrpwrtmsul nob»: If n fructlcmal cur-
rvnry ls wwnlwl. why should not that treas-
ury locus ll!
Asnslhwllluts for tbspiau «uncritical lbs
pump ilepnrtnivnt Mm a mill“!-
dstlon. If the mlrmprlon of stamps with
sionry tit mom is authorised. than
is s moi annuity ready malls. The}
night in mm at a reduction squat to
tho minimalism. tops-mutation
Island slaw. In tho United Kingdom
mamas-mistrust. This to
I uranium in strips. F ugls
limp-moot . ,lsvt should
Its-illicit: from lotion Sort TalWM
M .
Minnow mains
dissed macadamia-solicitor
of!
udtflysrstshsonl stadiscottnt
itsvrsvst. llrsct nimpustsl
notch from t shilling to ”shillings, the
“Isms-ls sum bola. lanthanum.
People's Dollar Bill. Its influence has danced
gains that the bill will pass without debate
we’ll do the rest.
PHENOMENAL VALUES
bought them
follows:
200 pairs Ladies’hulton and lace, welt, pat. tip, worth saw, at atoll.
5 ‘ ,
Our interest in the "Wilson Tarill Bill” is completely overshadowed by our interact in;
as to forget profit. We aim only to offer m M
-—iuto our till. Read this list, bring in your bill. an!
-m-
50inch Navy Blue. StOrm' Serge, 25c. ,
40-inch All-wool Whip Cord, black and colors '
worth 75 cents a. yard; at “this sale, 50 cents.
' Novelty Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, excel-
lent values at 150., 250., 290., 390.
tips. m unionism» in $3.00 at m um no. Milli In: in u...
South Norwa.
.7,
Men’s Furnishings.
Enthusiasm Increasing Daily. Our Wonderful Valuaslhs Only Reason.
“ , Men’s 25-09111; 8118
121-20. pair. .
Our 45 cent line of Men’s ' Neckwear. Tacks “
and Four-in—hand, at. 250. each. '
" Boy’s Heavy Bicycle Hose, only 12 1-20. pr.
ponders, all colors, only i
All our Winter Underwear at Reduced prices
ephone. 57-4. /
THEO ORE OLSEN .
The Norwallrwéoston Store,
CORNER MAIN and WALL 5T5... NORWALK. 01'. r ’
ill Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
v.4 “mmwm
A Special Sale to March 15h. A
«a
[ll ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. ll? Pairs
:THE ABOVE IS THE
slum haunt nu EARTH.
Mill
loo pairs‘Lsdies’ button, well, put. tip, worth. 94.50, at 32.25.
no pain Ladics’ button, 0. B. tip. worthwhw, at 02.00.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes & 00., as follows: ,
100 pairs Lndlcs’ well. worth $3.00 st ”.66. "
100 pairs MW put. tip, worth 3.60, at 2.00.
300m bodied sample Oxfords, clonal to ti. worth 2.00 at 1.00.
:00 psirsLsdlos’ Satin Oxfords or sandals, all colors: class at to 45: worth am for 1 to.
100 pairs Ken’s lino short; at 1.00.
too pairs lion's thors, 3.00 at Mt.
mpalulou’sOccdycersltMlslcls, Manhattan.
:00 pairs lion’s l’cllcollwssywcrlh 3.00, at all.
pairs ol Itouuslmry, Mathewson & Co’s Fine Ladies’
Shoes, made fora large store on Broadway, New York
City, that failcdjust before the goods were shi pod.
Lounsbnry,Mathewson & 00. says: “This is positively the nest
lot ol‘Ladics’ Shoes over turned out of our factory.” I therefore
,and for 60 days will offer them at half price, as
ii'ladies’ T'urn Shoes Worth $4.50 at Sill oar Pair.
Norwalk Chronicler