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Ilnm communications for
I should, be addressed to The
l. Personal ioitoro not desired.
lei Torboe Jewett,I of 8
who is ninety- iivIc ycois‘ old is
1 factislng law. and spends six
ht his desk every day. Mr. Jew-
tpcssed the inauguration of ,An
w ‘ackson In 1829.
o ying notion is not new." As far
till a 1273 Friar Bacon predicted
ing woull “shortly" become a
oral practice and Bishop Wilkins
said: “it will yet be as usual
11 man call for his wings when
, 11‘ Europe Asia, Africa and Am-
‘ .All this amount of traveling.
,at “ Vin a Philadelphia public
V be teacher, t1 ylng to find out
. 11 can tell me to Iwhat tam
Vhe out belongs?V" After question~
. ~ “i think
cat belongs to the family that
It,” was the diminutive pupil’s
as always somethinggoidg on
n as. AtItopeka anion is sui‘ng
card of education because his son
e to sitV still and behave himself
el and lie all instructed his son
I I ‘ the 1cligi0us exer-
see. At Leotl the school teachers
hired the bOys and girls to, make
«exchangowvaientincs on St. Valen-
a, day. Four boys refused to do
‘ they were. earpciled from school.
I
V, contractors for them’, the Dem
has used up horses at an unex
V ed rate more, than half a million{
as been shipped there of which
a ”Bill 1ema1n 111 suvico Chm-1‘,
11111110111155 declare that the day
recruits sent out ware uninstruct
11 did not know how to take caie
111111111 food simplyfl
smVighVVt be expected.
HIA'I' WOMEN ARE DOING.
ore is an occasional plaid 'alnoVng‘ ‘
ovelty plques.
3 girls will wear lace mitts
h Iir short sleeved sheer dresses.
short point of Irish point IlVaceV
; pongees esp ‘
tied 11mg driving coats. They are
on. 1.11M
on ml White organdles are
111in lovely because their sheer-
to softness thaL
urill at ca that a good 11101101-
s ready- made waists ‘of white
memorized chevlot etc.. have
' Vbe worn with link but
. , _
‘ hrce conspicuous 'c‘o‘l-
order of rank are the
, 3 wood blue the shimmering
‘ no the rich rose;
pretty way of: malt.
. oiise moire for the cellar
it I ‘
..wod.‘r11. ho ooguo Anal‘vonny y. .
it K‘Viidih‘. March llw’l‘he com-
slides of arrausomonis for the toilet
lap of the Southern New England 'Com
feronoe. of which the Rev. W. A. Luce
is chairman. have their plans nearly
completed Tor the conference The
conference wmohuoi which has been pre-
pared by C. In. Harwood. of this pity,
will be Issued about the 15th oft ,
month. it will give a complete D ‘
gramme of all the meetings of theicon
fol-once. the temporary home of all the
visiting clergymca while in this city,
with much other interesting informa-
tion in regard to the conference. Thr.
conference will open on Tuesday. April
1. with the annual anniversary of the
Epworth league, Bishop Merrill pre-
siding. On Wednesday ‘ ruins the
first business meeting of. he confer
~ core will be held. and they will con—
tinue on every forenoou during the
Week in the afternoon and eveninr
each day there will be the anniversary ‘
meetings of the various societies con-
nected with the church with addresser
by able Speakers from various parts
of the country 011 Sunday the annual
conference sermon will be dclivored by
the bishop. and the conference wli‘
psobably close on the following Mon-
day, with a business session, which will
include the appointments by the bish-
op. The conference includes the
churches in eastern Connecticut. Rhodo
island and southern Massachusetts
About two hundred delegates are ex-
pected, and the committee has secured
accommodations for the visitors in
Rockvillo. homes during the-week. The
members of the other churches In the
city unitawiib the Methodist people in
opening their homes .t‘o the visitors
doling their stay In this city
AMUSEMENTS.
S. ARCHER GIBSON. OItGANlS’l‘
AND COMPOSER. V
‘ A real‘ musical treat ls promised to
all who attend the recital ‘at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church this
evening, when S. Archer Gibson, 01'
gauist and composer, and Dr Franklin
D imprison,I tenor, will be hcaid in a
”'laie program. it is seldom that so
Vyouthful a musician attains so onvia
hie a position as has Mr. Gibson. When
a mere lad. not yet marinated from
knee pants he was playing one of. the
largest organs in his native city of
Baltimore. ;- From this be rapidly rose
until he became. instr'uotm of organ
and composition in the Peabody Conv
servatory. Less than a year ago he
tame to, New York city as organistr
and chairmaster of the Brick Church
and Temple Bethcl and in this short
time he; has made for himself a repa-
tatlon than which no organist has a
mentor. ills compositions show the
true musician His “Minuet al1’An
tiquo" is a dai11ty creation: his musical
setting of “The Night lies a Thous
and Eyes." is dreamy and soulful.
‘Ema11clpation.” the last poem of the
late Dr. Maltbie‘ I) Hancock has been
given musical expression by Mr. Gib
son It is scored for full mixed chor
us. 111ale chorus and bass solo. or his
latest efforts “Medicated” is 11 turns
or iptlon f1o1n “'l‘1istam and Isolde ” for
(.1 and organ; and “it was a Lovex and
His Lass” is for the next concert of
the. Apollo Club. Two of his compo
sitions his “Spring Song” and Paste
1"ale’ are given tonight by sxpcciai r-e
oucst. Dr. Lawson is a membci of
the Gran Opera Company. and will
sing from “Elijah." “The Hymn of
Praise and 5?,lV/obe11g1mln"
l'rHE MIN, STER'S DA no mans
The rema‘ihable story which has
been dramatized under the title “The
Minister 3 Bought '5." commences at 11
little coon page in the village
‘11“‘1' Chiffon 1191in 01111111121) Lake. A sum
.1111" s evening is drawing to a, close as
be 1"111al villagers gather to the an- .
111a] festival of the 1311111111011 Party. in
I,’.l1e midst of the festivitie Q1 a rip
bear two of on. types in? law . orh
l1 ccbooiers. “Hahdsomc llarry Skid '
'.iore who has detected the minute of
secret test well which has been sunk
the great Oil Monopoly. in close
'11'oxiVmity to the land of the person
{go
He schemes to get possession of
be home of Widow Dr,ayton and Pull
“litters is seeking suitable subjects
for the “green goods" game There is
some very good singing thropg‘hout
and an abundance of wholesome fun
ony passing them sympa»
unoeent sufferers into .
more of m‘gi'ry laughter Many dis
tinguishcd ‘cleigymen hare made this
great play the theme for their dis.
courses. Indeed it is amidst sanitary
ermon itself. “The Minister“ 5 Dough
’e1',,§ " will be presented at Hoyt’s The-
atre WWI?" One of the principal
members 0 the company is Frederick
pander. a South Norwalk product who
pill be remembered here and welco‘m
ed by a host of his old friends
HE COMING CIRCUS. ,
~'« he professional acts that
have been 111th {by 9115.,
to take hart in the circus which will
be given at the Armory on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday of this week are
Sansone and Delia. a man and woman
who do a marvelous equilibrist act.
Their perch work is really Wonderful
Miss Delia 111 one part of the ,act bal
chess and rides .a bicycle on a pole
f suspended on Mr Sanso‘ne's chin. The
Shelvey Trio who made such a good
impiessio, When .th‘ how was
1), {11' Mhei‘e Lozalle
d
1135 and leaping
emitted a as ring per-
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ENTERTAINMENTS Enthusiasm.
BARNUM a BAILEY OUTDONE
Unrz'oaleo'. Unapproacbable. Unexcellcd.
Unchallenged Unequaled Genuine Old-Fashioned Country
I I or MEMBERS OF 1” I
SHERMAN CRUNCII. N0. I342. RGVIAI. ARCAINIIII-
and
11mm 11. rovers 11151111112111. 11.1. .11..
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"IE BESI PR0FESSI0NEIIISEIRCUS A013 IN AIVIERICA.
Museums, SidcvShows, Marionette, Concert Wonderland Trained Animals, Acrobats.
“ Freaks, Clowns. Fakirs. Curios. Tumblers. Marvels. Lecturers.
AT THE ARMORY
I‘Iiui'sduu Iriihu 11ml Silurian. Mill’fll l5iIi,.,iV/lii1 and till
A Splendifcrous Exhibition of Extraordina/y Capable Marvels. Ranging' m Elmo
Way, sneer. Shape and Form from G. nuts to Dwarfs, jumbo‘s to Skeletons.
Charming Ladies lo VWV'fld Mari. Framing .‘fcods to Potted Ponies. .' .- V: : :V
Admission, 84 Cents. , -_
Bargain Matinee, Nalflrdawafl. lights. .
IrIt;
‘ ‘ handed Senator Fr
of its victims clies out against that
1 I’ Can‘t
Unparalleled .
1.l1ancc of promotion and advanced
<WAVSHVINVGTON I) C
Ducher‘nlo '
ven' - -
1-,Hartford its th Governor’s Foot: -
with his .
bars by protest
two (It. and
$1500 ‘
YUIIIIIYIEEII YEIRIY
[‘0 high class man or woman with
:alary, to have charge small Office. at
'1o1neor in hometown. to attend in
correspondence. advertising and other
work. V‘Busia‘oss of highest order and
backed by solid men financially and po
liticaiiy. A Erect opportunity fur the
right person! Enclose self—addressed
damped envelope for full particulars
lo-WALTER B. REDMAN. GENERAL
SUPREINTEN DENT. I Corcoran Build
1111‘; opposite ‘onited States Treasury
Real Estate for Sale
The handsome residence. formerly
known as the Moody Hoyt place. with
between eighteen and twenty acres of
land. '1looated moppositc St. l"’anls
Church, East Avenue. her full parti»
culars luuuile at the real estate and in-
Sarasota agency of Gould S. Hoyt Cor-
ner of Wall and River streets, Nor-
Walk; Conn.
D
the Carnegie Public library will be 19.
celved‘ at the Norwalk Public inbruau
until Thursday. March 27 19 ‘
on at the. library and at the
the arr-1.1111111511111113... W fill:
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Reserz'bcd Scat Sale opens ThursIda March «‘1th of Plalsied's biog Slant, Soul/1M1r- I 1‘
red .7 Drug Store, Noraoalk, V ' '
ENTERTAINMENTS
111 Plans and specifications I
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
0111': Night Only
Tussoa‘ri Mason 11 ,
coauthors. seems raouucrion
of Leonard Crovor‘ s
Greaicstfiomedy Drama
THE MINISTER’ S
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i’iosonlcd by An Excellent Company.
' With Entire scenic Production
inducing Startling Mechanical Effects. 7
SFE THE MARVELOUS RE
, V ALISTIL: SCENES:
Ilappy Home in the picturesque Adi-
rondack Mountains. ‘
.iardink Mobile Concert. Hall (New
'YO‘.
Jefferson Market Prisca (New York).
Racing Pool room Scone. .
City Hall Park New York) at night
And the greatest: of all sensational cf
'Jflzcts the burning of the. old Tetlow
Oil Yard on the East River
pRICES, 25, 50,‘ 75s.
HOYT's THEATRE.
“Mormon ANDNIGH‘T.
saruooav. MARCH 15,
Ito tu 1'11 En gage m on t
JOHN ALLISON,
(Past three seasons as "Jones"
in “What Happened to Jones”)
BROSDHUVRSVT' S
of
Iss‘waorc [MR-
JOIIIN ALIIIS N as SEYMOUR SITES
2‘0 weeks In London, ‘
l‘f‘f8trand' Theatre
5 Weeks in New York
lieu Theatr
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DAYUGHTERS
Panama-Nicaragua Canal
Discussion.
m
Senator French and Senator Money Y
were discussing most vehemently tbo{
.rospective merits of the Panama and
{ Nicaragua canal routes. it was in one
i of the lobbies of the capitol. The high, I
1 position of the disputants the warmth .
land ability of the discussion. running
{at times into anger on both sides at 1
trot-ted quite an audience. At the '
height of the debate a messenger boy 1
{each a telegram. It 1
s
was from the sole arrivor of a family i
‘ of twelve stalwart brothers who haId'.’
. helped dig what there Is of the Panama
Canal. lt read: "My eleven brothers ‘
lie In un1na1 hell graves beside far Pan-
mama victims of. dread malatmia Not'
‘ mole the money wasted than the blood
ac‘cursed route.” The senatm’ s reply
was mute but dramatic. Writing four
words on a slip of paper and taking a
small vial from his vest pocket be:
wrapped the vial Via the. paper and l
handed it to the messengm boy. The
words were: "This medicine cures
Malaria " The vial was Dr Dick‘s
Medicine if the Panama Canal is evcu
completed. Dr. Dick' 11 Medicine will do
it. Malaria no longer has any terrors.
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Cramps
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Easter
fihefl'tfiord
black and fancies.
:Br alum
athletics formulated by graduat' 1.: a
.1 Wesleyan
Ililll in] several years
‘1csrut his college or university in any
public athletic contest either individ-
1unlly or as a member of any team who .I
,siiher before or since entering the col— .,
{logo or unive1sity shall baie engaged
was» and
As the season for fancy Hosiery is about here we feel proud of oil! many
beautiful styles we have to show you,VVou1' buyer having spent a great doaIVI of
time looking up the vow new novelties and placing before you the combined
assortment of Germany a most trusty manufacturers of fancy Hose. Germany
; leads the world in Hosiery making. especially so with the. fancy cotton lisle,
and fine fast black. ,We have lace, stripes in solid colors. black and white
stripes and checks, embroidered spots and stripes. The name of “Herma-
dorf" dyer on every pair Is a good guarantee that you are buying the best
plaanblack Hose in the world. We al do have. many of the famous “Onyx"
‘ By far the largest and best assortment ever shown here
at popular prices.
,. At 25 cents, ladics‘ drop stitch embroidered in red, blue and white.
. Fancy ali‘1'ound‘strlpe, black and white, in drop stitch.
Fancy colors in drop stitch, all value 39. cents
Al. 39 cents ladies Hose in fancy novelties checks. st1ipes and lace ef
,i’ccts all new patterns, fine grade of yt': 11. perfect colors.
At 50 cents ladies' lace Hose. fine lisie. in black,
shades of gray, white, red and differentpatterns in black.
blue. cardinal. two
Then theIcoiorcd stripes, embroidered boots, stripes and silk clock.
I about fifty different styles. ,
BLACK VH OSIERY.
. Plain black drop stitched Hose from ll) cents to 50 cents. the best va
11106 to be found unywl1e1e.
, WESLEYAN ADOPTS RULES.
Iexpense necessa1ily incurred by him
in representing his organization in ath~
Will be Similar to Amherst and WiI {Ietic contests exceeded his ordinary ex-V
. llama Colleges. penses.
MIDDI ldT‘OVVN.Co11n.. March ll—Y W
Wesleyan undergraduates have adopted; MADE A SWEET DISCOVERY.
53'.at111day while strolling: mung the
unanimously the eligibility rules fo1'1'
last bank of the waalk River Jay
r..osc11ialives of Amhe1st Williams and i1Rel’HOIdS discovmed in a tree a large
The rules are substantially; quantity 0i? honey and yesterday In
those whi<h have. been in force at Wcs- { company with a friend named Tucker
The most i111». wont to the spot and dug out his find.
portant reads as follows: it was found that in all there was
“No student shall be allowed to rep-V nine pounds of honey concealed in
the recesses of the tree trunk.
terrorism in any athletic competition. JOSBIOfI s
ivhllher f0! stake or money prize. or ' '
a share of the ontianee fees or admls~i Eigin Butter
Vssion money: or who shall have taught Y F i S
ior engaged in 11111 athletic exercise or; a ‘Iy oap
sport as a means of 111 ellboud; or who 1 Columbia Rivers
shall at any time have received for
taking part in any athletic sport o1 {Bosto11Bakcdlleans3 cans
{contest any pecuniary gain or emoi11-{
Y72V North Main Street
ment whatever direct or indirect wiihl
Phone i38- 5
1
2711 lb.
411 cake.
Salmon. 1;. lb can, 10c.
25c.
Ytlic single exception that he may have1
lreceived from his school or college or-3
Eganization the amount by which the?
praised or condemned.
blacker ei.
Leading Grocer
CALL 58-2.
1.0. HEALTH I
There is no dodging the fact that our goods we tested in the dining-room.
That is where‘our goods are
Our Bottled Strained Honey is Viust suited to the taste of particular folks.
Maple Syrup in quart- bottles and cans. direct from the sugm groves of Vermouth; delicious.
Our silver sides the best that can be found .
Oranges. Lemons Cranberries Bananas etc. Peaches Apricots. Pr unes. Celery. Fancy Sweet Potatoes.
Budd Tea, Splendid Coffee. Elegant Butter Country Eggs Head Rice, Double Cream Cheese Ferris 11111115 and Bone.
less Bacon Yellow Sweet Corn Flour.
We havmeverything in the market at reasonable prices. We offer no thing but the purest and best.
harles E. Seymour,
53 Wool washiaclon $1.55. Norwalk
VR‘VBARGAINS IVN VGVBOIIERIEIS.
The w} New York Grocery ompaa
P1lccs that will in teiest any sensible hous‘e
'~ GOLDEN STAR PRINT BUTTER, LB {2613.
Worth 2811 or 30c lb.
Jenna's FLOUR ..
'1 rinnsuoa‘v's FLOIVJRJ 7
{Per 13111;, 34:115. ‘ ' 1
Per 13111 V34. sag“
aes‘ Fels Naptha ,So
it” so es good Laundry
cans White Cherries fol“
' 2 ounce bottle Vanilla Ex ‘
2 ounce bottle Lemon Extras
3 cans Campbell's 328011111 1
.
VGOFFEES,
, I'II‘QR 28c. .
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IP31" 1b.. 9c, V ‘.
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