V . ' n-oetlout's Nlantie
. tastnight and. rain In
gleaVoior‘Plum is.
Ithis morning as
this morning colonel
V wiord at Fort Trust.
dooided that In view
soldiers were not
at the Island lor-
. II he parties to ex-
hosith unnecessarily.
te'bs transierreti on an
vll €va oia tit. and they
, ,to tho'V rain through-
a are no barracks at
islands. and the man
Ditch their tents in the
. tents have no doors an
. _ the sort today would he
. erswoid. assistant attr-
V -I made a tour irom New
Vh' Oompaay with Major Leach.
"‘ as tho govsrtnent steamer
m Vault island. Plant is-
‘ . , aiolantl and Napatree
reported to Colonel Bur-
.Iatorning. The ti: and the
an at the Crescent Beach
Mott this morning receiv-
VVasnt last nkht by'Cap-
‘Osstpany K. at Ports-
. commandant on hand.
‘ My be played in Norwalk
, M were witnessed In hiusIt
. W“ ”5' ‘ fairly 30°“ ““9" Ito he ronioundrtl. “(‘hnracter‘ she
ms. although the rain Itutl snitl.‘ is what a illitil ls: reputation ntay
. oi the iormer. eight to live.
'0”! threw the four goals
I ' tor “It! t‘fltlt'til.
.. school. made two points
just and the rest were mutt.-
' The line tip was as iollovvs:
‘ it. N. llIgthlehool
rg ltohorts Irw ('uha. In t‘loatng Miss Benton
tihtll won by a score til sown
It was a t'losely contested ttnti
gains throughout.
the Oral hali ior the I-ltnnt
I Will matte one field goal
. amisr one tool anal.
V‘ ‘I built (‘asoattsa mattt- thru-
“0 Jill“ O'lll'itlll tiltu "t‘lli
e scoring iur Ittt»
' which astssmt
h..-
mnd hall Alexander tIIItIlt-
gut a:d two iottl goals.
the thttlttli oi his loft
and the IlOilili" lasso
ty and «ease hint art-tit
lea Iteraililttor was t'aptain
The ltloltthets Ilttt
ante. uatht \‘lti-
antl utttwellhfll that“
door it‘- train will
WM hell with
tilt the pianttyiorte tor
tea at tho l‘ranltlin stitiul
'I he laterialty lama-«l la
dtho progressive whtst
, “ light at the hospitable
fl Mintottdopt and Mrs
a. Me. In atmtI. astn street.
tultlos iti‘t‘ititiiltt
Wed hr the some at
WM Itaiea warships. the
has It» anti taunt. rt..- prat
sssvo rartts t-orrespttadotl
tables. and earh lard
tl. whitd and blue rlh-
la the kindergarten de-
rrssittto and Cott-
' ill ”I”
“W that oi the 61er
Inhddl;:'1en hsrottith. sraoi
[test audit to members oi the class.
and will the road with Inteielt by their
many Mold... .
A‘ W 0? DUI IWEUOQ'
i 'W Elm Wilma. topic of”
his essay tits, Won‘t» ostra-
' toiled oi the United list“; mnWIhieh
ytl ‘srsitti its til. ,_' than an:
. no th’it‘” was: i“ «can» hire
. It “if
student. It was written in a steer and
, noise “plyinw wish hdtted to tbs' ih- .,
:_ gusto: y. Reviewing ilrst .
odhily'liietdl'y oi the (trailing oi the
constitution as the ioundatton oi the
American republic. he that touched
upon many of the lending questions oi
the day. Incl thon irea
silver issues. wh eh he has lsd.1ery
blur. in closing ilr. Belts said: "It
nits good citlson will tattoavigorous steps
fiery/era andd e yern- .
intent of city, :nhgon run ‘
honestly. thereI need hardly be any
tears that the! use serious evils may
break out to alarm this people. "
LEGEND or run from GRAIL
Miss Norma ll. Nichols delved deep
Into old it illll. Dollie and Biblical
history tor e tsets‘. and I’the deVelop--
meat of this ancient l and. giving
many curious and quaint raditions In
vogue at various times. tiiss Nichols
said that In the stud oi the Grail leg-
end. tho sub sot dvldes Itsett Into
three parts: rat. the heathen my
My: second. the development oi tho
monks: third. the story oi our own
time. "Posts oi the nineteenth centu-
ry." she said. "raised the subject In the
spiritual r m It all tho ele-
ments whic It arlt until now tho
story. which is one at tho most beauti-
itll'thlt has come down to us. and
which holds one oi the loreth places
In Christian literature. Is that oi the
Holy Grail. ‘
mous’rnr ass FACTOR or suc-
cuss.
This topic. as handled by Harry R.
Bouton. was an able eiiort. showing a
rareiul study oi the subject. The
writer oi the essay took the stand that
without hard worlt no talent Is brought
out. and not to show that good talent
is to be without real success. he quoted
from the lives at prominent men in
support oi his theory and showed that
there was not one M then but worked
their way upward throtth discourage-
menta. in closing he said: “By econ-
omy. hy perseverance. by.irttsomo lab-
ors. by honesty then did become great;
new. by these iour great qfllties, is
those not an ever standing opportunity
for the young man of tho present and
the iutnre to llfit‘olt‘tt‘ renowned. "'
CHARACTER AND REPUTATION.
Miss Florence Bouton's essay upon
this topic was bright and well written
and composed oi noble thoughts and
principles throughout. Miss liouton
ngd not wish character and reputation
he what be Is not. Choral-tor is ataple
and lasting. while. till hna two-u said.
'lteputatiou Is lIlto out-'s shadow: it
aotttotlntett ioilows and sometimes pre-
todes him: It is sometimes longer and
sometimes shorter than himseli. " an.»
Ilouton urged the notoaslty oi t‘lllilvu-
ting t'lllli‘llt' tor A. rr quoting lrom the
lives at grout men. uho dealt with the
proswnl i‘.l'|ll|tl honoring President Mr-
Kinley' ll strenuous etiot'ts in trying to
avert the present war. paying tribute
to (‘ontntodore Dewey and his llli‘tlltltlii
us It commandant. and hoping Ior It
said: "Mllmllil It may not he the lot
oi tlit' ntutnla rs oi the tinas oi '98 to In
thttirt lournlng or to gain wealth. III.I,\
thm tat-h one aim to possess a tlonn
Ituti stallions r'lturat tor and to live Itohlt
In the toaltlon In Willt‘ll nod hau pint
tl thont.‘
t‘iil‘N'i‘itY \‘Eltril'fl t‘l'l‘l' l.Il-‘l~:.
'I‘hht illit‘l't‘alllifl t-omlflirintm am.
lllittlt‘ by Miss Ilattle linlntott. wlm
hilth'iil .I tlolltate t‘iltll'i‘vltiln tit th-
nlitljti't tutti txpressrtl her view III 'l
'lt‘ttt and Minutes manner Thi‘ want
that! with the oily ltat-ll. Ittt pitlllit'. ltr
tilt» and impressions; tlw t-outttty it
sell. its people. Its lilo and impression...
The writer apuho til the appnIt-nt ig-
tlul‘ltltre til t-lty Itiitl|llt‘ in iht' t‘tIIIIIlI')'
and vine vet-ea when larnIt-ra \luuml
the Mix. litany ”lit“. the artist t-Ittt-
tut-ti. r'uttnlty penph wett- ili'llit' ltIIm
Im-ti upon the tlltl‘tttlttlltt ot the tilt) than
"it: Iliy tttllta. int wlwrt- titt- Iitlitl
akitnttwti over the papers. the humor.
ttitor his hard day's wttrlt. til ‘Mti' II,
Mid then. with ideas rotunda?" in IIII-
utintl. duhtttt-ti It In tho- II or with
his uetahhor. s httllit: tutti IItisllt-
oi the city was compared with Ihr pun
- tttr tutti tItttt-t III the l‘illiltil'i‘. with Hill
wright oi utltls greatly In tortu- til the
tmtttttrt‘.
t
illlli l-‘lil LOW“ tihlttltlcll.
'I‘ht- mariners tti Potts: Ruramptnt-ut
gave a stnoher last night to the mom-
here (It liutlor laatge. Nu. ill. I. ll. 0. M.
In Othl Wilews' Hail. The Wi‘lthi‘lf
wittoh has ltrovatiI-tl l‘t‘t’i‘ttll)‘. ittttl
which Vtaa vary ltlllt'lt ltt l'Vltti‘lti't‘ lad
night. had a stunt-what depressing tui-
let-t tilt tilll attendant-e. htti those who
ware present muilllllt'i‘ tho sntoittr a
great attests. In awry way. I‘artts
proved the principal pastiato. and alter
Iltt- sastes had two tlnlulwtt it lontp'
lng Imitation rtutt served.
ao'rttto (‘ltlilllt til‘ 'l‘tllt t'ottat‘.
ltoovgs it. Vastmrgh. ,tr.. has been or
will“! It'll“ t'lt-iti It! the 'I‘tl'l (30.”
at Not-stain. to tilt titt- vuvaary rattled
by tho absent-II ut t'tt-tlt 'l‘flli‘l’li‘l A.
lttll. appointed ind-o advtteoto in the
volunteer army. The tiles and records
are temporarily III the olrs oi lir. Vos~
burgh. anti will he placed in the new
ones when completed to the WM
mulling. where the riot-h til the GM
will have regular onus hours
we”...
s'rtt.t. AT startaoo.
Ills Asst-slates loan.)
lotion. spit-.- V
, I Wis '
,1.” that as as-
least droning? 09915.0
fl airs" Insist-rt: out. is ls'Itoti
y. noting directly sass thaih
ca 75 cents per bottle. Spill by all
drugglsts. 'i'sstimonislsires.
Hall's iamity PtllVa‘V are Vibe. best.
merited the «observer oi mod and
things. "Is doubtless the only pilectust V
anti-toxin for the war iaver. "
B s. 'I‘toachsr (seeking to Impress
the necessity oi iaithl—And what was . .
the one thing Jonah needd to make him ..
sale? Bright scholar-Tbs earth.
.. monotonous
The finest in the
Market.
2| (its a Can.
S'BANS FOR $l.
Pointed Strtth'IItt,
DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
AT
Samuel '(lomttocl, lt.’t,
ammunm'
.’
To Alaska
GOLDFIILD.
{Know IIFIRI LIN Winn oteanters
to. Pennsvlvan no. umernaugh
hi slutty Mtt-ti \1Il IItstttltt at. Illustrtt
i gills. and all prudential MI.
Seattle to St. Michael
Appointed to all about June "all. It;
mumum.
Th0 ss-
tts in let
who“; at.» am
“ALI. WOTII IOUVI. "
liomenthorthat thistl ot bios
throat-tithe WWII. In th-
mtt tttdttrl t "hard-tit «a snow. asv In;
whom dam -r in lira Im'trprv |II‘I’||,\‘ omitti-
tttadttntlte vorlattd mulls. pply
IIPIIE WITHIN 00.
“alumni-tn. mums"...
Q‘W ”(if
ll.l.,l.ii.tlt|l.lt.l.fllilttii
'llmm‘wt
LEAVE aoura “WALK '0.
7.1.. 1.”. 01h. 1.8. Ht. 0*.
10.8“. M.
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”DIWALI.
a. ts-tssss. an. ass. m. sass.
sets. tasss. tats. tins. use. tats.
r. It.-t.st. asst. sets. alts. sass.
tits. ass. atss. sets. us. ass. ass.
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Intuit“
"lt fivW’qus- 4'
ti muedus unman- system
an. Cure.- "The toesin oi war" re-~
larmtwan steamers so well known in
the TM IIHt‘ business in ounttortttm with
our own it in! t. "W gm“
Vuh. to or i all inrr the
racy and’all otht-r
‘
5)“.
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' Keith’ latest Gobds
:3" “ .4"?
adibs’nn Gents RuSSets
kttvos.
'l'hese goods cannot be equaled anywhere.
and the prices are right.
1:: ‘ 't
.it the War hits they will be Bight
ball early and get first selection.
E0 H.
swnnhlngttnn at"
The Business Men
0L" » "N
South Nor-walls.
oi the Norwalks and vicinity are rapidly becoming eon1incad that
it does not pay to have tilteap printing In use In their business.
How Do Wolfram: ?
Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing business, which has
been and is'advsneing until we now Iind it necessary to keep our
musing and press departments In, operation day and night. and
our engineer lads busy moments In preventing his constantly
whirling engine from getting a hot box because oi the great demand
made upon it.
“It: Tendency oi the Times
to toward a higher grade oi printing tor the use oi business. merean-
tilo and p men. and in tact. all who have one tor the
printer’s a because they realise that printed matter which bears tho
sis-p oi esperieneod an! skillful design. and careful execution. Is in
Itasii elciont advertising ior any enterprise. because the character
oi a business Is most absolutely inked by the character and ap-
pearaneo oi thd printed matter In use. and. as we have said beiore.
the business men are becoming convinced oi this M
It is not a Case of Hide-and- (lo-Seek
to get the ‘bost that ever happened" In the printing line. ior you
can Ind It.
dot the right prices. at _
(liltun t landltbirlntingoilico,
No. to Water Street. Booth Norwslh. Conn..
Just around the corner lrom Washington 8treet.
Read i. .0
then
Profit.
Upon the Irst ornate-sot
asotd.proeuroahonoil)r.
Iarlaad's aostoa. 'l‘shooe-
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wtnmtsogrts; osroshsad-
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INTERESTED IN '
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ii so you should ltnow all
about the latest improve-
THE SIITH PRBIIBR
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«thin hing Inut h oi value.
tat tor Into.
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new rmhmfiww twat. at.
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hwsi‘bivseter
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mass-stat. ts
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mos-tin
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.Imw’ Ir '
raiglc attention- it. ‘
M Pity-Mane in tho m
warranted to do what is mints WA
Plaisted'a adrsg store.,80nth ”malt
The only wickieas and valvelen oil
stove ever made.
No directions necessary.
Simple and economical.
No valves “will not overflow." .
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Absolutely saie.‘
REFRIG'EnnToRs
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cousrocu,
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it DOW,
atflsdrlok. into
am
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Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
It the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Rat,
limo. Blue and limwn.
You are turtllally Invited to
call and see them.
i‘aitttots' supplies,
i'aitttltttt. l-aporhattgtttg
autl tits-oration.
E. E. GORHAI
to not tltllit
J. 0. JENNINGss
W “ml—w: mt).
m 8'
Wait Papers and lordorn
1 lion?" IAIN l'l‘lll‘l'.
loath Norwalh.
lsnplo Boobs oi Latest Itylos at
Penn. ttordsrs and Iltlt loatdlus
taboo to houses tor Inspection. on an-
ties by postal. Ittnaies shswialty
When out driving why not have an eye to
Caution and Itytof
items you nothing sstra at the
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as oi the great stallionisimmmts. has »
bill. aux. mbu Without.
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moo. ms. “Willis. mots,
lessees threaover srostodbyaataliion.
lookhart’s threeinlim. 0:083. 0:00:
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Judge Clerk will handler ospeos
imbulvwotssoridonp to the doom ‘
displayedtnthel‘na Bvssetswaa
on Paosmahsrandwaswsrned haioro
hewonitosheposotorideaoiihial'iio: a
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(mm the Murry. ”Id!
free trial. (his
ten years. Donn po
”(1% iur your pianos.
\gr tens. send [.meatalog
KENT ts son, til I'lutbnsh "mm
The Hank's build ”08%. autos-
llllflll. books several moods is was
libs iaswst eves- ssotted in the‘Tt-anayt-
Want; the isms evr'st'otted by so- I
year-old gsidIog'tho intest’ mood by
a gelding this mason and the iastess
llnarh overreatdtod bynperionner in his
Irst pnblio season
STAGE GLINTS.
William 8. Cross has been on the
stage as years. '
Ernst Poems-t to to give a Shakes-
pd‘n iostlval as Inntoh next summer.
Detroit may gas two raw dressers It:
piaoeoitheopts-ahousathatwao trarnod
George Alexander will shortly make
tin"). revival oi Shakespeare! "lionry
Eoerbohm Tree to going to Berlin
this winter to not Hunter and Falstail
in English
Douglas Lloyd. new with "The Peop-
sr Caper. " has assumed ice "The
White Bea
Adele Ritchie has Inados genuine his
in landouasattomioopsrs singer. and
will proceed to Parts to study tor an
operatic osresr.
Baryluopshaabeenongsgedto play
the leading role. originated by Kathe
rino Grey. In "A Southern Manna"
Sho will be iaatnroti. ~
In Flats to planning her arrange-
ment oi “Vanity l'air” tor the starts
the play may benaitod' lsohytltsm"
and oottsistsoi a prologusnd ionr sets
A new operottaahd a one not musical
tom'sx'tlidto bsalsto'sthaoatptosstl. has;
been among poms-Ions
Frans von Sans. who tiled three you
iorihsdohssis
New York. isiassapuoaohing ootapioo
that lithium thntoho shall I:
New by on “walla-dull-
Amuiosnoompay-
Bills.
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in length.
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