but changes can-
II a right union:
$01106! II the II-
‘day before the change
'Bentlnel hu 1 Circnlnv
. of Norwalh and it:
considerably, that the
- - . of the other
, Our preu room lr
Quartile:- and visi-
not; ‘ Elsi: tide i In. tide
1' . 3:83 i "Hit
. «Connecticut Klon-
lw'rrithin six months as
Ital .vlll leave Connec-
' . , units for the Klan.
" Is the r o! the
notes n pro ion ii
‘vhetfir there will be
Quota to go around—-
Wlpdlpnl. ..
Amerto‘n rim-pore have
; ”Willy for poor old
'heoteu insultui and ig.
- will", awarding to
dilemma Mr. Meleuvy
,billtllmnnwho bud been
mperlutoudcut oi tho Ko-
nd a Russian agent. M.
”HM Ill his plum, but!
. A... China in earnestly
enter intii' closer rvlotiauu
copitnlirte in order to
_ ”that. (treat Britain
, . W to enforce her right
' " drips at Port Arthur it
This does not look on
9h! old England" one quite at
a WWII the not)!!! of (lor-
., hunch Ind lrieh and also of
- -Wper writers rain
“do“ not my much.
. : dome of her jinxo edi-
wortllol n famous poem
" y by an Eugli-lunan,
u toward the non "
it in enough.
wiom send their mie-
lhen their midterm, to u
'hieh‘Ethey proptm taking
My my the ooldicru are
m to Meet tbooceu.
“the gmprl of WSW"
l'w ll diflcrcnt and out
“6. will“ the million!
. lull. tho minionarim
ml of Korea. Now
in mwlrmthm
‘1 erect on Orthodm
it‘ll-out. the upon or
Whiting it not roll
on lire in engaged in
' to the realm 0'
”I'm
"1 . minnow
‘ his pollt- that carom Ito...
'M that the Tht tollovlng trlrgrarn in ”Wett— ‘
Midtown:
1 tuna it. n mitt-d nu Menthol ex.
‘ the convenience ”dishonor-m or
' drained!!!“
rotten to anal-time “use at what
. Kim. Mead and White. who are pleu-
Jtn New England character. so that the
Ehlrs. H. ll.
. and n bully in
Philly to the extent
aura-4th to boot
flwchrlr
-. company played to rrrmdm hon-e1
H. BI'SKIXO. .
will end. were it in Mom to
WMhmderedn-mnchu
the interior entrainment; The
, lecturer ot the
design do hot commend them:
in desired in such a building. it in not
dignified; It is not beautiful; it might
lie-anything from it continuum to e
White school at for at one could gain
from its exterior. When we have a
town house. Manors. Selectmen, get
your design from such» men no lie—
ning more of the ilnont public bulld-
inge in the country. lat your orchi-
tect consider the age of the town and
nylon! the design shall be in harmony
with thd general characteristics of the
place. A building modeled alter the
old City Hall, New York, would he cm-
lnently appropriate here. Architects
and artists are unanimous in their tul-
mirutiou 0! that old edifice. consider-
ing it one of the finest examples of
pure danish in this country. Thin
fact. taken together with its historic
associations. saved the venerable old
City Hall from destruction a low years
ago. when it won propooed that a rest
new building nhould replace it. Why
not publish an advertisemnt in Mold,
tecturul journals of a competition for
designs. as was done (or the New
York Public Library rtcent.ly.nnrl piece
the designs sent to the eelectmen on
exhibition in some public place? When
“0.000 or $50,000 is to be expended on
a public building the design of it
Ihould be one which we shall regard
with admiration and pride for at least
150 years. A common place building
would call (or apologies within ten
years. ' '
January 26th. 1898.
STATE mmrton 00111011.
Important Bulineu Transacted at I
looting Bold thin Homing
Toe htlm‘d of directors and council
of the Connecticut Stole Federation of
Women‘s clubs met in executive ses-
sion this morning at the Central club.
Pyle, of Bridgeport, vice
pram of’ihri‘l‘cdefitlon, presided.
lrmmrtmit Jillriimslfi flan transected.
which will be llliltli‘Jllillllt'. Liter. 'l'wcu‘
ly-SL‘VNI members wrarblprmnt.
M l o'clock the (incentive boom of
the Central club entertained the guests
at a luncheon. elaborately carved. The
guests» oi honor were lira. Ellen M.
llcurutin. pit-airleltt o! the General Sir
Lionel Federation. and Mrs. ('rouiey
Ward. on oyprceltlont oi the ('lumxu
Woman} club.
After innciwoo miinurnnu-nl tins
mode to Lockwood’e Hull. ohm-re a rib
emotion is lilllllfi given this» Mormon! to
the other re or the Bridgeport rinse; and
the members o! the Kuwait; women'e
clubs. Mrs. l-lcurotin will make no
more“.
Norwrlk Xethodint Meetings.
Last night the li‘t‘llli'" room ill the
Norwullt Methmliut lipnw'opol church
we» filled with Willll‘. and there were
three merited Ci)!l\’t'rr-l'tfiii. Tonight
the moi-ting will he led by the pit-tint“,
Rev. l", A. ricolleld. who will preach a
short ecrnton. There will also he brief
oddrunco by Mire Vnn limiscnr. Will.
lam Benedict und llert liuirlc. limitless
npcoinl singing. The r-lmrm choir hon
done good work all thrutmh the scrim
«i meetings and is a fit‘mt attraction
’Ehc- Nowell: woman» prove them-
eeltrg wry lumpltalile out! Mrongcrn
“are tum» oi u warm weimuw.
lotion tor n New ‘Irinl.
’lllc tn:.tion of .ioiwph A Gray tor a
new trial in thu lilllt‘ of they vs. Wurl-
lmrx will he triul tomorrow lioforr
Jmlgv Cuttltt in the (fourt of ('omrnou
Plover. iimy ciulnm tho! the verdict
remirmi van contrary to the evidence
and the wright of the evident-e in not
nupporml by our of the eridcnce which
one prennntt'tl own the trial, illld upon
tinnte [rtlillidtt hr illilill tor u new trial.
lit“ for Wm. Duo.
'Dcvhly Slit-rill Lyon nerve-d paper»,
Tuesday. in or null tor tum. brought. by
A. i‘. limit. (or Wham rim, against
llmrge mirror. now oi Providence. Mr.
Dorsey inrtncrly conducted the honey
Oyster company in South Normzlk and
horn worker! for him.
planetary:
New llrltuln. Conn. Jun. 27.
lv’. W. hitched, learner: Fauntleroy
M m Willi! little uteri "Lilli”
eminently roomful. “ladle ma
htiutleroy” ll celled: ploy merely tor
the purpose of damnation. but it in
rumor an idyl oi the home in prose.
and promoted in mimetic form In
than any: of inpatient melodramit.
the loud and vulgar tandem comedy.
walled. nod thoee unalienable plays
which deal with certain phones of the
marital reletion, it is a positive relict.
a joy not to be undervalued to «it
within the influence of such on dragnutic
composition. to breathe. deeply in the
purity of its atmosphere, and to feel
the heart-strings throbbing reopen-two
Iy to its very delicate touch. Pricen.
25. as and 50 cents. Seats at Weed'n
and Tomlinson'e.
AMIrondTlcket.
Blanoy'l brilliant farce comedy. “A
Railroad Ticket.” will be presented at
Hoyt’n Theatre. Friday night, by an
all-star cant. headed by Burt Haveriy.
of Hoyt'u "A Trip to Chinatown" fume:
also the tumours "Plantation Gals." the
. who a: .
Nichole Sisters. Sherman Wade. for.
nor slur o! "The Hauler." Edith Mu-
wllo. and twenty other famous lur~
ours.
he the comedy event of the lu‘l‘ltrd.
linlnthnrimflober.
Though it is not generally known.
Silos Kutherlhe Roller was once a mill
girl earning her living by working ten
hours a day at six looms. The worh'
sztndy. and by lurruiulent efforts fill!
rnieml lie-melt {tom the position oi
Neuter to that of u talent-«l rcprrmlrv
mirror. it won during title period oi
Mimi llober‘o lilo that alto met uitlt an
exciting experience. .\ wow-r in the
some "nllcy," in on Olltlf‘ih‘lll' to light
the goat, ignited her clothe. and in a
moment the poo: girl’s thin dress war
mmuiodin extinguinhlug ill." lire but
not without burning ncrsrll badly. tin
scorn remaining to thin day. Mia» llrnr-
lwr will open it Wi‘t‘k". r-ngugerm-n‘ ul
lloyt‘u TllvflliP. on Monday next. with
"Doris." Robert lirmwt'u great play.
The prim of :uitn'oolon in: Matinee, to
end 2» r't'ntli‘. evening. in, 20 and no
cent».
W
SONS 0’ “URBAN“.
Old Grand Army hell.
The district divirion oi the Soup of
Tempernucc mot lust night in the old
tlruml .\rmy ilnli.
orcn Mr» i'unnll l. Joyt-rn
The tollowing otilure occupiul
choirs:
llt-t-llrtllltfl
Webb.
Finnntlal iii riim Minn M linen.
Treasurer Miro Julln Allen.
(‘hrtplnlanm Annie Buttery.
Pest Worthy Patriorch~«‘.\lrt.
A. Day.
Mel-mot Conductor” Mm. Fallon.
Conductorwnro.
inridc Sentineimhiru. (llrdhill.
St "W Mr“ .lvlmc'tc
uteri. and could not be present.
will attend the next meeting.
drm by Levin Hublwll.
Smell. of Weapon division.
(Yunnan. Weetport and Norman.
mm a on meeting room.
fill UM mum.
“on line entorlnlnmmt.
......
“ mob]- in m
. Werner-rd
to omit.
mind is erected.
»
I All we to to: m
, 'lhe innit-hour diupmrnnm of
A mm W. (term Norton]: hon been cleared up by
the lantern!“ to; "turn to ”fltflfllofl
' with blunt! more out that he vein to “staunch.
Mambo.“ but the Ir not mm for he went
urn line at the ow em»: in M
item marine at m w tent-g
lie to in it rlmrl condition.
one from m «oedema that but
Word tree
rectors VII fur-elected. no to
WW.
pm Fauntleroy." which but been as
cal exp-fluent: inlt‘o
notification of the child when he gem
This will undoulitr diy prove ml
war fatiguing and tritium. yet llu- nm- ,itlde,’
lilUOUi young Woman found time to;
'm linmrtt. Quick an n linen Mine “Without- “a” if it Wire “”1 (”r tlwi me.-
in r ullpped ofl bvr heurv woolen skirt
,nlariy it they how teachers .who run
“all” °‘ “N ”WM mm” in “W : W
The worthy putri-
primltlv-tl.
the
E HY I'Hlei
v
Kine
* nonunion n'uunlm
Lizzie llrot horton.
The grand worthy patriarch had to
institute a new division in West Wino
but he
limit-r
the mural oi the order tho-re was: on ml- ' ~
of Concord
division; room and song by William
J. Leland: non; by William Mullah:
worm by hiatrlet Worthy Patriarch
i
Detention; were present trout Kev
A committee who appointed to or"
The annual meeting of the Vulrnold
{YMMV fiction umiety tray lurid yer»-
tcrduy uteruorm. “The old turd oi all
o: it.
it. Windward. J. 1. mm. 1. t3. item
die. 1. ti. Gregory. charm diamond. ‘
0. Willie White, A. (2 Wheeler. toilet:
new. M a «mom mine the
director» mind hr min; A. ll.
til it. W7 ~
,MW: Victor delimit. .reurtm‘urya
at“! are. »
WE oi thdir
mm “In. -
The tenth grade to writing eieotrlf
planter elm .
"rite Ilerchlut at Venice" in enlar-
in; all the transmit. power. or the
filth when! uholtth. Thin Will he fol»
lowed by other elm
“Evanneline,” "va Bound" and
Hawthorne'n “Wonder Talon" are read
with euro-nine mm by the echo)"
are or the grammar and lower grades.
Scholar: and teachers agree in in»,
proving at the reorient idea 0! Bllbhtlv
mung handy edition: or the classic-
for the old "budge podge" readers. in
which the miscellaneouenm o! the
collection in only eqmlled by the my-
through the book an to who and what
he has been reading. Then the dull.
deadening torture of turning back
when one had linluhed, commencing at
the start once more and "going
through the reader again." Host of
no remember it. The mun! query need
to be, "llow many times have you been
though the Fourth Reader?" Now. til
the Center and other modern schools:
they cult instead. “How marry oi
rllukcspenre's pluyo hove you read?
r "What author are you studying
now?" it Would teem that the new
method in a great impruvument on the
old. Pertainly it suits the bright
young lntellcctn thlt the Center ccltml
run norm among its boys and girls
for better than the old way.
The way in which history in studied
it! the Center school has occasion”!
much iuvornbic comment, lrom indiv—
nnls. and also from societies. The no-
triotic Tintmhtcro of the American
Revolution have complimented the
renter school method more than once
and very highly. They commence to
study United States hiutory in Grade
ll. using Mary l’run'e “Stories of Am-
cricun liiatory” through the lower
grades. Those implant at real interest
in the history oi their country in the
minds of the children. (or the stories
are bright nod realistic. it prepared
them. also, to go through the more nth
Vunced history ll'xt-bOI'lkii in three
years. leaving a In port of a year
(or Enulieh hietory in the upper
craniee-w-xtru time which they Wutlld
not otherwise how, and which the
scholars of the other Nurwalk nrhmir
do not got. interwrcn With the hi.»
iory etudy and r'minwlug rim dry {new
ut the tom-lumhu with life and motion.
.-m, the pursuit. and Monte wlhi- ll the
litemhcrs and mlm‘: rs trod together
will b poo-mo an the t) tailor poets Barr
horn lv'riotlhle," «.1 Pool lime-rec
on :loHurilnvo by imigivllm'.
l‘hua~ the light or til- illumination “1
lite grout Anwricun p rm and writer;
“at need to iiiumim- am uiukr- {orcclul
and real. the liltht-l’ln ..ril and tedious
statements a! tin» smzlwiml historian,
rim retucmlirunw of Hunt» hereunto.
lmrned by mic, hrincw run-n now an
awesome shiver upon molly n teacher
and grown-up pawn ow no links back
upon the day's ot his lilil'lll'Kltl. Mom
at man .tmi woman vmnil gladly Tl nil
itnlile, droning lY-nltui Sum hietort
l «some which played suv-li :: prominent
part in them. They Wr‘l‘i‘ “learned by
heart" in more swoops than one, for it
took all the heart no mold minor-r to
not tlu‘ougll with them. Thr- young
lie-0p!» of today are more fortunats
than they know in this rtgurd, pantie»
throw such a magic chum; around thu»
recitation no many of the Center
rclxooi teachers do.
Em lion!
Cut oi
Pimples
”Vi Mun ur \Vulmttr,
it", or mr'.
Can Be Cured
Royal Pearl.
'l' T T ‘l‘n’l‘ T 'l’ ’l’
PLAIS’l‘BD’s
SIRSIPIRILLI
lrl 'l'lll: mm.
50 Cents a Bottle.
g ......
’ IIL'I EXIRICTS
Alli-2 Ix amnion.
We have all kinds.
R.H.PLAISIED
tilt iuumrtcd Kern-y jal'lit'te
(luv r-zw-ol’ rt'llllltllllhflr IO will
line miter of remnant»‘ of forty
Uru- rum' of lit-w prints ..................... or
Fire ynr-l lengthy. n! Illl'llfit‘yl'
dint" ................... luv u [tlt't't'
Gila! v'l'tl'llt'l ln-Il spread» ................ 9hr
we t-t hiankr-te.......,...,.. WW2».
Imminent) COUNTY’S onnnrng'r STORE:
JACKETS and CAPES
at HALFzPRICE.
\
Owing to the continued mild weather our Winter Jackets did not go
out with the. rash that they should have gone if the weather had
been seasonable.
cheap ones.
this season, and all our low pficed garments are sold.
the high priced garmentg in two and let them go.
JACKETS.
.tllmi; 3 um pludt rapt-p
CAPES.
implant lilncl'. Kcrtwt Xflt'kll‘ ...... MIME; mobiwk rough cup¢~ ............... 0...“)
Oi" funny bout I'll virulent-t . . . ...Nixnitlitllt him k K: rec} culm...
"7 much jackets .......................... “.5“ ‘ {tikfilplth‘lt (-nptn~.,.....
We have a number of fine garments left, but few
It seems that a great many wanted something cheap
We shall cut
Children’s Jackets.
Q.) jackets ...................................... .2; i0
hill and tlz’ jnc lac-t4 ........................ Lt} ill
Never did you how u better clmuce
3’1”" in buy the little one» nice jucltcln for
43.00, ulunut nothing.
Our Great MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Sale Continues This Week.
Domestics.
nirilml outing». lcrurtlw live
in Ilnm'lr yard», ttl..................«'u'
llll'll lllllllt‘tit'llt'il DII|.'I"IHK,
the ":1." Mini. l'vrl'................ . ....Sc-
Women’s Wear.
Ladim abort knit undershirt...
Lndiw and children s lemme":
................................ t )t' and (”V
Indie. turtlignnjutktte. ...... 3th utulilht
[dilllt‘n' extra air/c cardigan jock-
ctn. ull Wool ........................ ".73
[indie-d llnnncl nialit gown-snow and the:
Fnr'lliulors for lin- Indies-i that
drive ........................... ’Jw in 750*
Children’s Wear.
(”liildren'u ~ilk loom-ts, trimmed
with velvet and fur...'.’i'rt' in $1.50
Ila)".- uucl girl't ukutiug cup» ............ ' '
. Kitchen Department.
Twoqt. granite iron pails, ............. mic
’I'lim- qt. granite iron pail» ............ 17c
Four qt. granite iron "pudding puns ltic
tint-qt. granite irunulipper .............. 10:!
Six qt. granite iron milk min... ..... l-ic.
TV" «It. POW‘ml inllt’t' pau...............ll)c
'l‘tt‘o qt. granite iron rice lmilcr........:ttk'
Tithe-qt. rice holler ........................ lilo
Lyon's patent egg beater ................. 255::
BOSTON STORE. Corner Main and Wall Sis” Norwalk, Conn.
«{At: Seymour s: Store.»
( creole have become such an item in the household economy that our
Sales are unusually large and always strictly fresh. GRANOSE FLAKES,
the most delicate and delicious of all grain foods is a new article just out.
Try it.
Leave us your order {or a barrel of HUNGARIAN SUCCESS FLOUR,
now in transit, delivered from the car on arrival, at a very low price.
For lbs. Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, $1.00
Large. Fat Juicy lacierel. each,
Smoked Halibut, per pound,
Smoked Salmon. per pound.
Three lbs. Boss lili Crackers.
100
150
200
250
Three lbs. Extra Fancy Head lice,
A large assortment Evaporated Fruits.
in on Delicious Colin. '
Cranberries, Celery, Spinach, etc.
Numerous Varieties oi Cheese.
256
REMEMBER WE SELL NOTHING BUT PURE GOODS.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
3.! Washington Street. South Norwnllt.
Telephone Call. 58-2
THE STEADY AND EVER INCREASING FLOW
(if merchandise through our stores. the medium of exchange between the producer
and the consumer, speaks louder than words, and enables us to offer at all times
exceptional bargains.
our stores.
ll c so" no cheap trash; nothing but the host find place to
We especially invite your criticism of our
Butter, Tea, Coffee and Canned Goods.
llooton Bolted henna, plain or with lo~
unto lance, per rnn .............. to
[truck Trout. opined, White Om
handwritten ........... we
Columbln River Balloon. llet cone.
spring catch, per can. ......... ..lltc
Son-ed Mackerel. tint quality select»
on genuine mackerel. per cu ..... inc
Mir Mince. superior quality.
tc; 1‘ runs for ...... . ............ 26c
Alone Balaton. Red hell lined on
new mfét'm’ " ointment...
lmlt7.2»Drnn.... ”....."mln
Full (3mm (thee-e. per 1a....
anrhlttltn' London. 3‘“; poll room . .
..Ik
Evaporated Poachers extra large fruit.- Elonee‘ or Hand 8. Plot". per bu. 15¢
per in ........................... locEl’rry um min Creamery nutter
annotate Apricots niected tent-y ”It! .............. . ..... ....mflc
fruit peril)...” ................. 10c 3‘" '0" 3“" ”Mm W
perm ........................... 23¢
Chiltorntn Wotan. rm meaty. espio—
l’ red metre to lug- .lOe
cinllyrurett. perlh. .5r. 7:. Reunite VET, mum gm; on»
Pennsylvania Buckwheat. m and peels-no . ... ....zir‘
"optimist. ”Dolor .......... fimrfmmuwm.lfldflu
MIN 0‘“, blfl. h Wu," F" .... ”...“... r. I”
M ”m tor. “Z’mfldm. shoulders. 5-D “not
mum may. and. lpr. e no
[or .... . ...... .. .....H
New York Grocery Company.
in Norwalk"
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