Norwalh. Conn
henarauteedthe
handedlu. Bret!
wiliheaiadetoae-
butchanleaeatr
1‘ aaarlshtualeu
W tomato-ar-
' daybetorethechaa‘e
.eonaiderably.thatthr
... o! the other
OurpreaarooInlr
' edWVertlaeraaadVIai-
htide Wilde
at?!” ’ 8:“
mi _-
J in the Danhnry News who
- WM]?! paid its fill}
“dense of the building"—
c'onrt housewis clearly
mum-at mam-
, , . t as Norwalh
I hdv'e'bp‘ut in claima al»
‘ unfit” l3 lhoae of lien-
W lflmfllcfllly ‘iet-
MW Norwalk
-I . with their adlaceut
the unholy project cannot
4 Bridgeport Farmer.
;« filo! Italiread..I
. prosrua as expected.
he broken tor tho urn Ala)»
by Jan. I The and will
. with Jake . in.
‘ “I? lull
-. at the head which
mil IA. m Silu-
Illuminate? The
I Iivwoi’h‘h’iil.’
at tho. mam
the oonrae oi the Tab: riv-
I iIa' .... ""351 nilloa 13
Iain untamed along 'I
’ “ fafiI without trouble A
Manhood rivers will have
hill W the common I
w lee: III I; o.
lair-1015M Wm
”X the; Iomtrnctim any
'glenarai'way will {allow
mental) rive». autoug'
.. film
will make the pad
lively eaey even though
in the Pitcher multimi-
1pauntaiu palace are more
”ill-o Ibo-cot thaAlle
‘lfa
lIlIf't Iiivyu'bon rail
.tbol’acIflchI-t
I
t,
I .
Iii;
III
i
‘ . omen-unmoun-
length begged tunehe good the deficit
out of hia own avinpolalitotlute.
whiehhewuallowedmdo lint loin;
Iinee, in moving the mute. ol the old
library to the new building. a pigeon-
hole tilled with money crdera. poetodloe
:Irderatuoetly. waa loand, acme ot theta
dating back 35 yeare. Thede
learning had aimply forgotten to get
them oaahed.
The euoceralul hueineaa than, the
great inientor, the artist. even the moat
original writcron mic anbjecta. ia
eoldotn the college graduate. Technical
echooleandnanual trainingnhoolaare.
o! continually needed, the more the
better. But at that education which
trauma-nu a live roan into a dull. near
lighted. abnonninded etudent at more
hoohawo have enough and too much.
Live men. full of practical experieme.
men with a clear, quick eye and red
blood in them—then are theoneawant-
ed. If they have alao eelentificand tech—
nical training, In much the hotter, but
no more hmhworme. no more hooli-
wanna ThedeInend of todayia that
we think ourownthoushta. not thoae
at othera
Illa Idle M Dull.
The Bollalo Erwin; Newa publiehoa
what purporta to hethediary for air
daye of e haaolnll umpire. 't'hoae who
complain that their lives are tame and
who went excitement day by day to
wake them up ehould try ntnpiring
haaeball a lea-(In or two. Lion taming
and balltighlingareadead oalntof ea-
iatenee beaide the ntapire'i pleating
take.
(in, louder. according to the rent
clone tale in the Bulalo Rowe. the urn—
ire “got pretty well " The cap-
or title called hint a' liar and
another fellow Whit lat under hie
twee. while a MUHMM hint
with a mulling no he ran for hie lilo
Jul oi ihe gate. hbl little pleatantriea
Id thin out he rathu M Tneaday he
had both niuea around him tonrdeep
halt the game, and the other hall he
wee dodging “mvenira from the audi-
error A blow aimed at hint Itrach a
mother at one of the tenor. and the
member accnmi the umpire ol dodging
the blow on purpoae. Wedneaday he
threatened the police at the town that
if they didnotm thea'aldlellmlrmt
n3 hottla M ahoehruahoe at
ltirn hewould five themeto theoth
«Ii-a. and they [mini-Ia! to atop It
till the some waa over.
uraday wa‘aa red letterday. therew
no eatydefiampua" one» it
rained, thank heaven." Saturday wee
the downright crowning. jollydayol
all. "Men awde woman fainted done
belie“. and It took I: policemen and
tho patrol wa'gon to are we treat the
cm 1'
'l'he utmoatqthat the Cuhan patriot-
will concede lefthat they are willing to
:17 their independence of Spain Goa
l Gomez thinhe that ”50,000 (lip
«gum be about right to pay lie baa
all donlrt an American ayndleate would
take up a loan tor Cuba. reiue the MI
I, inInIediatclyIand pay Spain the lamp
out» each. (loam ia correct. Noni-that
today will lend anything to lipalu. Illa:
floral. Bnt'it ehe would agree to lot tru-
ha go ”gland or the [failed State». oi
tlm one. woeldatm lead any ream--
aide aa- te the republican maintains
mm.
log "would b entirely ale. The truth
eveamhenerthanthatdthewhole
hhadonolllpaia.
"l‘hedemerateuateotSpalulaehowa
aeloaaay late L‘aha ltla likely that
Iheqaela telaataad Who-ally
wavered to live Cellaapartlalaa
my At once theittaynetdeatael
liaruadardepanddulatdthatmv
archaic! mambo’aloudoatha
m Mwohldhtetheoldrulue
Mutt-tantalum. Willa:
beaten-elbow latte.
“unusual-tumour lIwIthm
mwhel-dflthehatilitptehm
”UWWWW
1
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".3.
log
a
LI
if
4.
unfllu .. tulle-Ignorant
Chum ”ht ”will“
SWIM” W m l“ m
eon-am Ilia-armada
I
haa gone beyond where her mditia'
' In llomw. Norwaih. Thumlny.
II oi III-atrium. Ooh-unpahlloia-
1th reealtol Methanol introduce '
“ INWIhauatmyew'
upturn-unwound.
Whammhaahm
«Warhol mealthellte
all: m um he trialled m
I leattwoeanmheheamt‘lnthe
WWI "mu-5mm the m—
m: reeerratloa on the Pacific
coat and her Italic the meat a! lit.
Beater. the hiaheet mountain In Anta-
iea. The lecture described hie tripe up
the mountain and a low 0! his adven-
three, although not enouh to will!
hie audience, and the lantern altdu
were Iron: photographs which he took
him". They were moat exquialte in
subject and artistic in treatment, and
tranaported the audience to a land of
fairy-like beauty.
Beginning with a few views oi 3m
attic. be led his audience with llllll
over corduroy roads and trestle
bridges. through loroata or gigantic
trace. upand up. higher and higher.
until‘lcat truce were left behind and
the region 0!. the evergreen wae reach-
ed. always showing in .the picture
xll‘rnpeea of the snowy mountain tower-
ing above. with exquisite waterfall:
and lovely tiny lakes. reflecting the
white peak, reversed and threatening.
and turf starred with myriad flowers.
clou- tq the cans of the snow ilelIla.
Thru the‘ pictures at the camp. and the
thrilling etory and illustrations of the
ascent of IllaI mountain. illa doiarrit»
Lion of an accident to two men of the
party. when one fell into a cruvaasc in
the glacier. and at the death oi ‘ hie
friend. Profeaaor McClure. wore thrill-
ing. ills plctum of the wild llowcra
of the region diacloacd a wealth of
beauty and an abundance quite un-
known to us. The accuery was pro-
nounccd hy members of the audience
to equal it not excel the great Euro—
pean ”sights." and thc tact that a high
volcanic mountain not yet completely
extinguished on the enormous glaciera
depicted. existed in our own country.
was a complete surprise to every one.
The audience interrupted the lecture
with frequent applause. and Iouud it
all Ion allnrt. This lorturc la our- ol' a
acrim'which l’ruf. Mitchcll give-II in
\‘ew York undor the auspices III the
Board of Education.
POPULAR manna-rs.
Hogan’a Alley
"ilogau'a Alley," consisting at we.
dance» and humorous dialogue and ac-
tion. will lurnieh entertainment at
Hoyt'a Thcutrc tonight. “lime and
lmnard. a team or trial: cummllane.
who have gained aufllclcul [Immin-
once in the vaudeville world to M call~
cd ”Ireland's Kings." arc the More of
the company, and their amn'ur no llov
ran and ltmgau' or the Alloy. Tito
larcc haa. singularly enough. won :I
dnanclel triumph in a Imu- M "It
country. Ihla. too. In lltt tam ill llw
admitted failultm oi many morn proton»
iio'lta prmluclloua. lint llw puhllc
fancy cannot be I‘orrm'tly guagod a!
”a and" 'llgan'a Alloy," a "molly
Ih in ”Indrm-ml In a any that
clevI rly him oil Ilw lllllill‘li oi the III-
miller “gotta III lllt‘ Alley. has made II
hit.
” I‘
Littlelnrd Tauntlfroy.
The blur) oi :‘l.ItIlr- Lord l‘mmIl-n
my: baa lip aircryth in it: pathos.
'l'lu'rr- in truly lllllr Molina in ll. lliI‘
Imthctlc not ”lash; oIIleIIIa-Il Ivy ploylna
upon the chemo»! entailed by pig-Iron
.of :Illlivtluu or «arrow. on tho contrary.
happincaa and good rim-r shine forth
lll-I‘t'l't‘)‘ turn. living column In lllth‘
who llil' lit the hour being with "w
character». and In III III» aauw time an
touching IlIclr heart» that llnl'lmhi‘lllllW
ly:lhr- lump clam in tin-Ir ”mm and
till trar comes to the eye. The [Irv-aru-
Iulion II! this «harming ploy III thr- tip-
.laqu
a 27. alumlol lav quitt- on I‘Vi'lll.
I Aleilruadl'iehet.
Planner lluvt hm» booked ltluuoy'n
hi; muddy. "A ltailrvwl Tit‘hl'l." for
unlit Friday night. with lltm iluwriy
uttd It ”not nilmtar coat. Manager
Rowland. of Iha Purl: I'll: theatre.
«inlaid. It’ll the following felon
II on thin nominal
liritiqeport. (’Imu. Jan. 21’-
i. {it lloyt. Imam (more Item
Mih’ Norwalh: (I'm. ‘
"llellmad Ticket" played here laid
I; large huelIIIIaa; heat of aatlalae»
"it! .... a'. I. uoIII.AIvII."
I . y “5
Math“ hay“
The law-rat ot Andrew llama-ll of
. , . no
catapult! ol New « W
All of the above lilpll’liua win he
0' mm W accordance with
the Emulaluncrt' ’a'peelllcatluna.
daeataatthe IW
Amour the sonata at the “sueu'i to:
at 36 Elm atreet. New Haven. yesterday
afternoon. were lira. Carl A. Haratrom
lira. W. Shelton Ilievenaoa. III-a Em—
Ina hardwood and lila- Alice Cram,
hire. J. G. '(lrcgory. (if Nonallt, and
Mn. E. 1‘. McLaughlin.“ New Haven.
were among the "at of patroneeeea.
The University (lice and Banjo cluo
save lie annual concert at the Hype»
rim last evening. ,
O. A. I. Iona yanks.
At the Ineelu: ot Douglas Fowler
pod. the host one in the' rootna
Wuhiuxmn succulent night, it. was
voted to have a home warming at the
new hall. 22 South Haiti street. non
Monday night. The Woman'a Rollo!
com and all mombm oi the families
oi the poet members will be present.
Fire in llanhury saturday evening
did about 31.000 damage in the dry
gooda atom owned by M. Woythalcr.
in Main street. A lame hanging lamp
in the rear of the store tell to the floor
and the boring oil apread in all direc-
tions. The stock In tully insured.
“‘ '°"‘ Pimples
Im Man or “moan.
“try Hr Hill.
Call Be Cured
In' I'QIVII
Royal Pearl.
“Ill. llll 81.00 ll llllllGGIS‘lS.
Your
Wife
III the lama-II you line-l dwin- to
l plea-I0. IIII'I-r .I-Ioptotlliuk' what
airmt IIIuouIItI-l plI-auuro n or»
coat of paint or paper on hot
lmuu- wwld gird her?
She‘ll do how \Iurk mon- i'llfl'l”
fully; la' lmppicr; for tlwrc'n no
place on earth “clear ion wild.»
lit-art on her home. lihc'a in it
nearly all the limo. elul you can‘t
"who it too good for her. .
‘ l'onte and m-lehoul it; won't
? I-leltutrh. I , "‘
Wall l'IIpo-m
' l'fll'lll'fl" Hiltllrlltrfi.
? ' .\rtl~la' Material».
l’lctIm-a lI'rImII-Il and l'IIl'muml.
; l'irlurt-II II'r'aImIIl In Urdu-f.
. l'oitltlulz and Paper llaIIuiIug.
'I lliil'lil'lll.
. ‘ III \t'uulungtam moi.
.l‘vmth Norm-III,
I ‘qu. '
’l' 'l‘”? 'l’II’l"? T ’l‘ '
a; “hiatus:
isIIsIIII‘ILLI'
1* III ’l'lllI: hm.
‘. 50 Cents a Bottle.
9.
3
alumna-Ii. III-wow manila-I .
{31“ till; 1...?le 3!
llill ammo hurl!
manure—Ila theflfleryd of runaway-III wmIm
i Mien-natal“
meant-Imam “Illa-tar
gauntlet. ‘l'helat twee at fire
him. The W
marinate ”minim:
ma.
When». whoeaaaaam
ilu' ” mu
" Kill: or arms.
i we have an my
lhlliilufiflflfll
7’ madam mam,
FIELD COUNTY’S GREATEST STORE
been. s‘eauonable.
cheap odes.
JACKIE-TS.
Qlil imported Kcrwy jllrkutx..
DomeSItics.
()uv vanl‘ I'I-quautdol III will
alripml outittgmlcumhs livi-
tollflwu yunls.‘ Ila
Ilm- “150‘ of munau‘h of forty
iurh IIIIlIlI-Iu-lIcll shot-ting.
llII- Ilgc' ltiml. i'IIII' ....................... 3a-
I )In- Im. of new priulIu ..................... ac
l-‘m- yard lengths of lIirIlI-Icyc
c
.I.-’l') I'mrlwl lit-(l upl’thlllr...............,
QHII H blanket. , .................... {Iot-
Try it.
looked llIIlilIIII,i per pound
looted Salmon per pound
Tim lbs lion lill (traders,
elephone’l‘ Clan.” 58-2
....Iil. III a ti on pliltlll t’allfl‘u
Iliapor ........................ lilo a pint-
.lM’
CAPES.
Women’s Wear.
lnIlim’ alml’l kuit llllIlI'l’i-‘lill'l........,.
Lndice’ :IIIIl I'iIildrI-u'a “Willis”;
................................. 75c and Ira-
Lulllw' cardigan qu-kI-ta ...... 5m- and ”or
[audit-If cairn oil» cardigan jack-
III», III] wool ........................ ”.75
Latlim' tluIIuI-I night gotvnay'ih' and vac
l’m'illnlnrs‘ for tho lattice that
drive ........................... 2')? to 75¢-
Children’s Wear.
(fliildran' a eilk bonnet». trimmed
with velvet and fur.. shit-grid. in
Boy 'saud oirl'sakatingcatn ........ ;...'.'5!'
10c
licI
20c
25c
\lou
Magnum
5&er I .
fondue
St». and
Advortl
on Come Kerr.
in this advertisement are strictly (melt and of tile highest quality.
Quaker Oats. um and ircth our on; 9G. .1
Satin {your Yeas. \St'l pack. nor can. he. . f "
Icon \tamAfihamwmolJe a;
mwmucmmm autumn: .
mum “on
Your til-Ma
III Home ’0 Media;
II; . F
ACKETS and CAPES
't HALF-PRICE. '
Owing to the continued mild weather our Winter Jackets did not go
out with the rash that they should have gone it the weather had
We have a number of fine garments left, but few
It seems that a great many wanted something cheap,
this season, and all our low priced garments are sold.
the high priced garments in two and let them go.
We shall cut
Children’s Jackets.
OI: plain black Kcmp‘juckI-Is ...... .ilJml‘ 5.llllrllll'k rough I'u'K‘li....... ...Q'.’. 10 :l’limklm'i’kt """"""""""""" 5d!”
‘ .. ..'.- , I . , , um ‘jaII-~I ........................ i
.I.: {only lIotIIh Jutltlllw ............... $07."’I“lll.'mllillllk ltt' Into) l'll'K'Hr. ...-IQ m \‘cvcr did W" luu'I-u holler I'lutnuc
Ql'l' rough juckcls ...... ................... Q29, 50’ Q'_. ".Hllplualt ulpw ........................ $1
3-1” In lyllt Ilu- littlI mum uicc jackets ilk
..fil. on almost nothing.
Our Great MUSLIN iJNDERWEAR
Siale Continues This Week.
Kitchen Department.
'l'woqt. granite iron pails. ............. Idle
170
Four qt. granite iron pudding pans lire
'l'hrcc qt. granite iron Imila............
doc-gt. granite iron dipper...... . ...Ioc
Six qt. granite iroII mill: pan ........... hie
’l‘wo qt. mvcml sauce pan ............... 10c
’l‘wo qt. granite iron riI-c boiler ........ 39c
Three qt. rice boiler ........................ llic
Lyon’s potent egg heater ................ 5c
BOSTON SETORE, Corner Main and Wall Sts., Nonvallt, Conn.
«IAt Seymour’I Stored»
Cereals have become such an item in the household economy that our
sales are unusually large and always strictly fresh. GRANOSE FLAK’US‘, . 1'
the moat delicate and delicious of all grain foods Is a new article JIIIt out. I .
Leave till your order for a barrel of HUNGARIAN SUCCESS FLOUR;
now in transit, delivered from the car on arrival,
loulbs. till Bilge Creamery Butter, $1.00
Large, Fat Juicy} laclIIIl, each;
REMENlllER IWE SELL NOTHING BU PURE ('fiOOUSr
C. E’. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, '.
I;
t a very low price.; :I z. “A“
""‘l 't
Three lbs. EIII Fancy lluq Rue, I flip
A large nun em Kuwaiti Polls 3? ".
Try our Delicio I Coffee. -, . .. ..'
Grubums CI ry, Spinach, do '7 :
Humour VIII its III Cle‘u'e '.
JJ washington Street. South Norwnllt
with profit to yourself every day m the week} but 31m unit's 3m: }
will eurpaee any thing Ive have before attempted. All the articlee quoted”
\\\t three cone to a linoleum nor can. 'lc. . 5 1
toot. ltl‘l pack. air can. ho: . ..I 3'- .r
.... .. h V}:
’2‘ ’.
WmeoamMWat Set the. .. . . l
«he Outlet. must our hotel. In , .P , .
I fIt.“
M. my»... .. .. I
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