tut-limos. New. worm.
timosnbu should in .11 cm c
. m
'55‘ I'flll“0 SEITIURL,
m“ Holman. UOIh.
tn lop-u mun-r lone-n-
. (limo-mm pronouns blllk
”My 1» northerly winds. and
Mom moon byu slichtriu
' sud by cloudiness at night
, ism, “cadmium:- wcothar will
Windowed in this section by.
aluminum coasts. Friday. 1111-
M'III tilde! Intbcr. with snow.
.4, final-norm: locum.
“W We! tho thermometer for W
, ending at noon min. was
WW highest. 38° above zero.
. m" Alumna tor 'I'o-norrow.
11 Bullet: Blah Tide low 'Pid
wl “5:18 at 8:3!) “254 e
National Music.
‘ , Anton Dvorak contributes to Hurper' a
a paper which commends
it to every American It' 1s on music
Amplca. 0118' is l scourngcd to loam
tilt grout Bohemian professor thinks
the United Status 1011.01», on the whole,
a good one. When he first set foot in
the country, he was struck with its
“all! lad pcnotrution as evinced
among the New York nonsboys. Pro»
5‘41”“ Dvorak : npcars to say this in all
timing not surtasticnlly.
Will! we most want at present is the
ultlnticn of a national musical spirit.
than no a nation we 1m music, then
flap genuine American music will devel-
‘ op mg us. He is surprised that we
moo little for it and wonders why
“Ill it :0. Two traits characterize us
\ will! as u people, he obscrvcs. Al-
lltcutively expressed, theyarc push and
triotlsm. Our patriotism is unbound
ell. our push everlasting We “not to
know everything and know it at on’co,
t the years of slow towing con-
WSSW in 3 old world.
ong us, Professor
abit of hurry and in-
, noycd him “But now
I like it, for I have come to tho conclu
stun that this youthful enthusiasm and
‘ “gems-sq to tnko up ovcrything is thc
boot promlsv for music in America. "
The enthusiastic, bright young Ameri-
can! are the hum of tho country in 1111:-
dc. an in everything else.
To develop the song spirit and song
nbility ho wants opportunities for hoar-
ing good music l'iwnply to ho usommnon
ll they are in llurnpv. Tho Olll'l‘ll l1;..~
noefl'ect at all on musical cultnrv lmc
because it is enjcyod in. 1111 aristocratic
‘ privilege l‘J lllu rit‘ll Tllcy Would Ilot
are for the opera indeed it tho ”("01”-
non peoplc” could hour it too. And yrt
it ll exactly from tho common prop'u
thnt the phcnommml \‘olcvz-l in cwry:
M come.
Dvorak wants tlm nullionnin s of this
country to build concert hulls mulopvrn
bullion in cru-ry city. They must unlow
mhools of music. Thus tho low. of mu»
do and tho powcr to molm it will bv
“Minted togclhor. Tho only approach
tom American nutionul in. as yr:
the professor finds in tho m “m pinnin-
tion wulodicn and tho gum ml lmlinn
chunk. But from thcsc 11 into of mns'r'
and culture will in limb provlnm'n (-bhr-
Win notional music. Millionaires
an invited to mnlrihulic.
Dvorak
lo
1
“lightly Mlxwl.
One rcgrcis to find 1th n l'bllmlnlpblu
luring I suspicion that all hvr cltlzvm;
ID not In clcuu hundwl as William
m was. Unllonbtcdly lf’tbvro is any-
W crookml it WM Wllflml on tho of:
across front that wlckml city.
In York, but tho fact rcmulns that
Philadelphia nuspm‘tu nssurtml lots of
telephone block huvo bro" scuttcrod
was her smut who belong to tho ('mll-
men «coach. In (-xclmnuo for this
nimble amok tho mm in qucstlon arc
‘W to burn vntml extrmmllunrysl
‘ Milena to tho wlcphono company.
Wu know that l’hlladclphinnn alwuys
It". to live up to their blue chino nod
, h just an honest M William Penn, Ban
Min nod John Wanamaker. but it
my be that while tho spirit is willing
.‘g M is sometimes weak, and that
“l W were not nblo to re.
Will and crisp and out. Wc cun-
a ‘7. But no charm that the charm
MW some of them: awfully in
‘ um oven to the extant of declare
(“WW duel! in chm.
“Whoa: I Very bad nigh: lmlcod
w Wild imncllmsn to rum in
minim:
*‘Nfloh ml: t
msmnmm _
will. a film A "gym
invariants mt .
n n ’
‘m mom, than»
than compare. lot ammo abode- cf blue:
' Occasionally the two colors are combined
ill to M upon the stock who: it my;
It
can s grunt blag
a
.mum hoot
amoral ohmic; at union are worn, and
For walking coatuzncs bucolic blue sbsdc‘
of goods is popular, and it is often heavily
braided with black Braiding is soon on
both gowns and wraps and is alurvlccuble
ll well as a rich sort of trimming. A
nurse or cbcvict dress of good quality deo-
ll ,. «aha,»
ll;
lilo-=1 ll
. RECEPTION OOWN.
mated with fine worstcd braid will stand
any amount of wear and exposurc, and
with conscientious brushing now and then
will look well for thc entire season.
The new combination of brilliant pink
and russct is not at all satisfactory to the
eye, but being fashionable a. curtain num-
ber of persons will wear it. Green and
brown, which are also worn in juxtaposi-
tion, arc plcuslng when put togcthcr, cspc-
cially in tho moss and (loud lcnf shades.
Black is combined with vivid tones as
much as ever and enhances their client
while rendering them more becoming than
they would he nlouc. A few chiflou evcn-
lug waists are seen in solid tones of chcrry
and bluct, unbroken by touchcs of any
other color, but they are extremely trying
and less uttractivc than tbosc where the
brl ht tints are not used in all their 11n—
Tbe illustration
is rich rcccptlon gown of dubllu
Flnc soutochc embroidery
ds upwnrd in o polnt on cltbcr sldo
otherwisc pluln bell skirt. 'l‘hc
like the skirt, ls of pcuu dc sole,
whllc ho corsolct, which has n busquc, is
of “th d’vclllct." The round points of
the throw urn widely scpurutcd and show 11
mil chcmlscttc of cream nmusscllno do
solo. Tho corsclct also is slightly ported
In front. The balloon clbcw slocvcs are
0! peau dc sole and bars on cpnulct of tho
sumo goods cut in points. Tho high collar
of pcau doable bus :1 moussellnc do sole
trill. J 1‘ 1110 Chou.”
Wl'llMS OF THE HOUR
Evening Gowns Are llaud Pnlntml and Silk
~ Petticoats humbly Adorned.
Cloth, tho iushlonnblc nmtcrinl this
wintcr, is mmblncd frcqncntly with vel-
vet, while for oxcluslwly out of door
wcnrlt is trimmed with fur and astrn»
khan.
Tho skirt of ncarly all dnytlmo gowns
is plnln in out 11nd dummtlon if tho lnttcr
is mnploycd nt all. 'l‘lwnmjorltyof skirts,
both for dnynnd owning usc, cm long
enough to touch tbc ground ull nround.
but do not troll.
Thu- lnn‘st silk pcttil-oals arc murvcls of
bounty and cxtrm‘ngnnco. hltulv of bio
undo or dmnusk, tln-y arc l-lalmrnlcd quill-
Clllll'l‘l DE CHINE TilllJ‘Z‘l'.
[‘6 and i‘llllll’llltli rl-d uud lavishly dmvmtfll
with flac lmc nnd ribbons ’l‘ wunly yum
om) thoy would halo bum um) ml tho
skirt of n bull or romptlou gown, but now
no manly pcttloouts and Mo rclogat-
0d a widen of obwurlty, tho wmror
nlclotu but silo hon comc
ug'lgmgfifm ll...» rcqu mounts of fashion
putfbnl-rl llno.
lh m"tbat
Hand painted sill:- Irc to bcwcm I‘m
evening“! d in"; “They in expensive
and wily mum in
richness of oil w t.I
cry, but doubtless they will ho accrual by
women who bnvc unlimited means. on
point“! silk is out at tho mob of tho rank
5nd bio of persons and ill in no danger cl
becoming common 'l‘hc painting is done
m the sown is made. and llornl designs
on usual, chosen.
Old fashioned m stitch embroidery
bu been mired n the fancy work ol the
momma in Paris. and napkins, mall
sud lunclmm cloths on being alumni
with this simple stylo of demotion.
Au ustremcly Ittmctlvc sown lusty
new on the Parisian sings in! at yum
yum mus chine. 'rbc plain nth-t rm
my wldcsml ruled upon tbs mud at
the but. The Who of embroidered
m m- am down a little Ill mm
all was mode with
ll! w
snitch: iron 3 .
retrial noun, 1
which no but . ‘
medical skill pro- .
curable V» cm» 1
blotoreyevc. We .
did not expect ’-
thstabeeouldlong j
turvlvc; but Mr.- .
B. V. Rom. doll- j
utysurvcyor.bap- ,
penal to be utop- ..
plus with us over night, sud luring u j
bottle at Ayer's cherry Peotorll with .
111m. induced my who to try this remedy. .
The result was so beneficial, that the
kept on taking lt, till she was cured. .
lbs I: now enjoying excellent health, .
and weighs mo [monthly-ll. 3. 11mm:- :
mus, Baum. (in.
Ayor' s cherry Pectoral. °
' llmlvod nghoot Award; 1
AT TI-ll WORLD'S FAIR;
MEWS 01" THE NORWALKH.
An important bill was introduced in
the House yesterday filli‘l’llimn rtguvdmn
t‘lo mturnloyster bedsof the Mole It
coon-s an inspector who shall have gel»
H‘ .l jurisdiction of the bells and luolung
out for lsw violations. Faculties are
provided for violating the bws "gard-
-ug these territories. and ohm pvnaltioa
for emplmiux craft that are pxcluded
by law lrom operating on those both.
The bill was referred to the judiciary
committee.
A brnrmg in the case: (Ruben Banner
Boobs. for the oppoiutmrnt of a Conserv-
atur, Wns held in the Norwalk Probde
Court this morning. Robert‘lms bcvu
wljudm-d insane and an atlewp! will re
made by the aelcctmco to how him com-
Inittvd l0 bliddb‘mwn. ‘
At the meeting on Compony F, last
night, itwas mud to hold a memble in
February 18.
Phoenix mummy. at their
mwting lust night. c Implrt—r‘l details tor
the test of the steamer. The dim-rent
companies will be entertained at the on
,gine house aim the Mt
City Clerk 1‘3leer certainly see im-
mnduting. He has adopnd the, plan so
'nru “lifllllf' oi dv-liverin.‘ or mailing
1:in orders to persons upon whom they
are drawn. on the day following thr-
Council un-etiugs at which the bills or»
cub-red paid.
One of the state «mam... located lo
llrldgcport,is imp cling the three ens
tionsry engines at work berm-en Mum.»
and Mecbhic streets for tho Cunwlldst-
oi railroad, today. He pronoun!“ the
work the cold: it be evcr had to pwform
Butler bulge, Nu. m“, 1. 0 o. 1‘ no
vumfvr the Initial. ry dcgrm- tun-lulu
l'wo newly wedded brotlwrs sleuth-civil
when-sent. AllOld Fellows ore i1.-
\.tn'1 1., b:- prrs m
A sum «N THE BUSH
Judie ('llollI-l. Says It Is Worth Two on
tho III-ml.
Enullrh Journals ll'll usthnt tho council
of tho Svlbornv mwivly lum- nmlln thought
it dcslmblc to prolcst aunlust tho olnunh~
fcntlmrs for cmplnynwnt as trimmings in
lnllllnrry Thorn is no galnsnying tbo
statl-nn-nts tlmt t ho mmnhcrsof thcconncll
haw Illlllll‘ ’l‘bcy limit" tlmt tho cruclty
which iscnnsoll by tho usu of fcnthcrs in
nppnlllng. 'i‘bo «instruction of bird lifo is
much grmu'r than is m-nvrnlly lmagincd ‘
lcntlu-rs is shot, down llflil kllll'll, n limo
not murv vrnrl than shooting tbc bird i01-
thc food ol mun, but. it should ho roomm-
bvrcd that us tho plnmagc is always l
brlghtcst and most. lmnullful during tho
brvmllng mum“ it ls thou that tho birds!
on» chlvlly blind, and conscqucntly tbrlr
young um loft. lopcrlsh miscrably by slow
lum'atlcn in thclr nests This is portion
ll
l
l
l
svsmso noon. i
lsrly tho cow with sumo of the lnrncr.
upccim, such as tho algrcts, that ylcld tho ‘
bountiful white fcathcrs that on so much
worn ln bonnet: and arc only to be ob-
Mlnod by shooting the corona when out
lug. This is usually done us thcy rcturn
tofood lhclr young. those bcbm 1m to
perish most honorably. Not only in tho
[motion of wearln feathers to ho corp
demoed on mmnt the bnrbnrlly that
it anchorages. but it has another mil, that l
of confirm such 11 induction in the number l
of tho most beautiful spoclol of birds that E
many on in danger of being silogotbcr
utcrmlnstctl
A: limo are now nanny ingcnloul meth-
ods oi dyeing sad “ranging cm feathers
of ordluory goblin”! to mnhlo the plum-
one or rare than would mm to be
no excuse whatever for the continued
doublet at wild species for decor-lire
puma-In.
A Irma elven of snow waning hood
and. of white llhm nun. It is lined
with white «uh, I the trill. about tho
mus-till
u-
lllllllll Mill WINTER Sill
stockmn few odds and ends."
just what you want.
some of the articles gone, as
tcroi birds in! tho lllll'puscnf obtaining ;;
It. is not uwrrly that tho bird bunting tho i "
tlcou'lllchsomo pcrsons might umuo in ..
. 1‘5
Our very successfulseason has left us with but little winter
Perhaps you will find in the line
If you come late don’t be surprised to find
\
PRICES LESS 'THAN
MEAN QUICK SALES.
(l. rmon Damask Table Line, 39c quality, at 250 yard.
Fxtra hoavy Go-rmsn Damask, 590 quality, at 39c yard.
Yard wide brown Shooting, at this sale only 4&0 yard.
Blown Sheeting, 72 inches wide, worth 170, at 1211c yard.
All wool red Flannel, at this sale only 150 yard.
Lining Cambric, short lengths, at 30 yard.
Silesia all c dors, 166 quality, at 121lc yard.
5o inch mob-3’ Cloth in black, 690 quality, at 47c yard.
Ladies’ Cloth. 54 inch wide, $1.00 quality, at 75c yard
lion's gray winter Undechar, were 50c to 750, 'at 390 each.
Boys’ fl mncl Shirt Waists. 30c quality, at 366 each.
Broken sizws in children’s Underwear, only 10c each.
But. 4 ms -- pmrl. jrl’. and metal,value 12lc to 250 for card of 2 (102, choice at this sale for 1
Clutizvh Brushes, worth 190, at 90 each.
' outnwt Drone Shields, were 15c and 19c, at 10c pair.
lwli .~’ Cardigan J sckets, $1.00 quality, at 59c.
lJHill'W' ll‘uscinstors, all colors, 75c quality, at 38¢ each.
influx...’ naps. Wool and silk, bc'c quality, at 250 each.
1. "lit-st. \‘ilk Waisvs. regular prices were 04, $4 50, t5 and $5 98, choice at $2.69 each.
lowlivs’ Manor-lotto Wrappers, $1.49 quality, at 31.09.
Wmn- Fur Carri'lge Robes, regular price 82.98, now 81.65.
to morn all . as all wool Ingrain Carpet, the best made for 75c, during this sale, only 490 yard.
Lum- ( ‘nrtn-m. v.98 quality, with pole and trimmings complete, at $1.39.
'I‘ELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
THE: BOSTON STORE,
<::-rner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
ALF
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card.
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ANOTHER
CABLOAD
OFTHE
CELEBRATED
AllllllllS Flllllll
l. :w - your order fora bll'l'kll of the best Four in the world. It will make 20 loaves l
:u-r *urrel than our other kind.
THE FERRlS
lllllSmBllllllESS Billlll
FRESH FROM THE
SMOKE HOUSE
Alittle blge in price, but»: EVERY WEDNESDAY.
New Fancy Cylon Tea 18 all the rage. Try it.
Saltiue Wafers,
silt Edge Butter,
Golden Gate Fruits“
. (1 Ln 'hu wise lB-—-.l
Fancy
F irst Clae 3 Coffee,
Fancy Home Potatoes.
We sell the beat the market affords, and our prices are rock bottom.
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Norwalk Chronicler