“as of Japsn‘receivos 880‘} f ciothos from Paris each the garments of her” i twelve months, asig river.‘in the suburb The house compares 11 Kendall f1. ard. 1 on..." mountain county She hitionist in her politics. She canvass on 101111111112 bed as young, unmarried 080111 her own right. and no “It I get 11 11115191le or _'il enter Congress ill right." 11 ”there's no hint to. pre- d, ‘ ,‘ ‘z, 1191 1 n. .lederai government at staggered by the cordislity' and the re w'ere landed. in day and conveyed . 1111mm... ‘silhs is.» 1191111111 9s 2 ‘ three Sundays in each month, dho‘fiirst 3“ [31 friends. are cordially invited to attend . ‘ W111 She lives 1:11 L‘o‘lic ‘1 ‘ the addresses on Every Day Sins will ‘ will prc‘olde at the organ. ' ‘1 lug gives a live-minute talk to“tho chil.‘ _ dren. preceding the regular sermon. 1 opinion is! , nd 1196 discussion and inquiry esired. The lesson is on the our 99115111111 the raising to his or Down poopio'a early event ot‘inI2wili no 1911 by Miss Coors Hart; 11111111 t. “Giving; Its its lichen Inn evening drain 1 2. ‘Conlérencooi" Rev. Mr. Duncan has - 22 1 Just returned from the annual ocular-12 once held in Torrington, and no doubt -‘ ohn reveal some of the intricate man» ipulations significant action and con-.1 vi‘noing vérdlcts oi bishop, and queer ‘ nubit’ions of the restless preacher who 1 wants a change. The evening sermon 100ml music at each service. A special to attend the evening, acrylce. ‘SUBJECTS AGBlGNED. Those Who will Discuss "l'homi ‘ . Men's Christian inquiry Club. The-subjects for discussion in the ’ Christian Inquiry Club for the assigned as follows April dwnc‘nry Drummond, Christ in 811111111. * n Luther, E 8 Mrrie am. ”Alli-ll“ '27-Tho E61)l1"'ol Psalms, G 8. “ nail. May! 18~Phiillpa Brooks, A. i‘iianch May 25-Roligion and patriotism. Cl. 11.119111111121111. All members and others are invited to join in the discussions that follow 3 addresses or papers. sinner noon in rival ‘Qourmtional NORWALK CONCHE‘G‘A‘e _ .TloNAi. CHURCH. The men of the Lamont Jennings and Christian inquiry Clubs will at- tend church in a body tomorrow The large membership: at these organiza- tions disprove the criticism that. men are not found in the church. Mr. Strayer will preach on “A Christian Under. D cities." and the talk to lit. the follow ilib on "Wireless Tele- phones.” At Vespers the‘ second of Ons‘ 1'. .Debts. " Strayar‘ will . 01221111 on . srgsrot 111.311.311.11- will give an I‘uddrcuu on "Our Unseen Helper." a study or an- gelic visitors. All are. invited to hear her The music for Sunder mornlus Quartets. "011 That I Had ‘ mieton; “Thorelis 11 Happy 1.91111" 0.» Mncy Vesper-11: "Short Te Deum in E list." Buck; "The S 8 libs No More Thy. Light." ii. 115%. 1.3151111; ,Payin reyi I). E. Disbrow CHILDHEN'S SUNDAY MORNING . TALKS ‘ 1v. w.'r.nuncan;7111»tiic2rlrst Methodist Church. each Sunday morn. Tomorrow morping he will hogin a cor» lbs 0‘! childrens talks on "The Boy 0011 of Daniel ” ten ‘1! through April May and June, This series will or nudity of each month being cominunk n. The topics of the hide children' 1 reason Will be on 110110113: ‘ 1:, hoping the Sheep": ll "Carrying Armor“: ill “Playing the Home; _ Brothers“; ‘ ailing a Friend ‘ ' con and their boy» and girl» undny morning service. 2 ~ EVENS‘ON‘E. 4:15 M‘ 2‘ lanai W359 Harris theme will he "The story of Cain.” Invitation is extended to young people 111111151111 May have been 3 ' one or 14111811998 best parts. an Milo ‘ 3 POPULAR mussmzu'rs 1'1.va- 11111. cuss A8 run 201.1311 new. of Thomas E. 311911 e interpretation of ol’ollsh Jew‘2 in “The Bells)? as fol- low"; 1 “The character or Matthias, the conscience-stricken murdorori. 11:13 tilt though it is he man ed; i with ’rouounced 111th9.3» At he fend ol the first ant, and one or two other 119191.119 effectiveness of the tab loan: has marred by some slip on the part 0"! the scene shifters or the man at the switchboard, but otherwise the performance was a good one Mr. dreams of the trial recess and of his undoing under the influence of the mesmerist, was particularly strong M1. Shea» will present "The Bells” at tho Thursday evening performance during his engagement at 811511 11 Then» ire} and this play like the others in some scenery and clients which have been unod by Mr. Shea in the larger cities. A GREAT ATTRACTION. A rare treat will be offered the no trons of Hoyt’a “115119 on Tuosday‘ night. the occasion being the appear- ance of Mr. Thor‘nns Jefferson in "Rip: Van Winkle " Thonins assumes the role that has mnlie 21111 (other famous: for nearly twice no 113111; 1111 “Rip Van‘ Winkle" slept. irvlngs qubint legend:- possesses 11 11111911111111 chnr‘m which is hands of Thomas .Icilcrson. ‘ He is: said to have inherited or cultivated to. 11 great degree the naivotto and seem- ingly humor of hls’ta'iher and Iives 11 performance that is‘ interesting and satisfactory.‘ 1.. 2‘ VON YONSCN NEXT MONDAY. Managers Thail ‘51: Kennedy never2 let dollars stand in the way when it comes to providing .fienulne' treats for pleyg’oors. They wanted the most capable 11111.11 they could get to play the title role in than" pretty carriedy-dra me "You Yonson.” which will be the attraction int Hoy‘t's‘ Theatre, next Monday night» and did not hesitate to so to Europe otter him. After weeks of argument to overcome his chines ‘tlons to iea‘vlng home so crossing the Atlantic, they secured K to Erickson, a hadnsome young man with 11 marvel- nus voice and musical accomplish. merits ‘worth a fortune to any mun AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL 2 PERFORMANCE AT HOY‘r's. The announcement that in addition to the regular performance given by _ the Charles 8. 01111111111111; Company. there would be an amateur contest for ncs to Key t's 'l‘ airs last evening. “The Colorado" was the play present cdaand proved to be the host porlorm an" given so for by t s company. 111th91 was sent their best. Chub 119111111111 di, .strong work In the character or W ‘htoe. on 1111111111. ills ting one to be com , or the" drains . text it eaten. The new Bedtord Standout speaks ‘ ‘ Won is acting in the last act, when he ' his repertoire, wili‘ be out on with the said to line adequate portrayal in the 5 mil-cw ailsrgoo‘and interested suds 3 ”Bo- 111K111)", JiminldWalk: ' ossrw‘s. John E. Dunn and Jud Rooho to Ad. dress 0. B. l... on Fricndo. For the meeting in St. Joseph's Church basement at 8 01110111: tumor-1 row afternoon. many special invltn- z tlona have been sent out. As it is an ' ticlpatdd that the o.‘ will lit) 11 argo man-r moss. .2 MATINEE, 1 , lidl'to‘rmuncc ll exchanged before 6 11‘. 111111111113 becaueo 11111115111 in rest 1 HI I Except Thursday) 111191.911. 11111111111. With DA! Millions, 911 Now P‘Isyo. "On!!! a Private” 2 21 151.111.11.111 Four slit-fillies! pia‘y; 20 people; Continu- *- one Performances. High Class. - and Fashionable Vaudeville be: tween each act. ‘10, 20 Add 3011 10 Ind‘ 201: L‘a‘dics' 15c tickets for the 11110111113 111.. Monday. HOYT’ S THEATRE. 2 One Night, MONDAY, 1191111. 14 THE wancoun‘ ravonl'rn 'vouvousou Presented by‘ 11 Perfect Company or Players. Complete Scenic Environments. Bewildering Mechanical Elfecta. A 11.111911 1N svnnv 1.11111 .1111) run muse 111111 01.0311 ' recursion. 25c. 50c, and 75a. HOYT’ S THEATRE One Night Only. Tussoi‘ir‘ 1191111. 11. r PHlOES' 1 the pastor tithes in the C 81.. the committee in charge has 1118111111011; to John E. Dunn ox, resident ofN cw Jersey State. Councl, Invited Judge; Rocha, at New Britain who is the 1-0011 i .nectlcnt representative to the Supreme , ;Council to address the (nesting. The ! gentleman is wellslinowii all an elwo quont and magnetic speaker, and can 1 be relied upon to msltc ovei'y thing in connection with the or 111.17.111.11. so lucid that it cannot he sundorstood. Miss. Wendell of Bridgeport will he in attendance to organise a Council of: Catholic Women’s Benevolent Legion E and may make a brief address. Dr. Tracy will act as chairman of the meeting ‘ 2; WATER To BE SHUT OFF. 1 . The water commissioners ot the City oi Norwalk give notice in another col 31111111 that the union in the City of Non fwalk Winnlpauh and East Norwnllc will be shut oil. beginning at 12 o‘clock, noon. tomorrow. in order that repairs may be made to the water main inncl. den avenue It is not known how long it will take to make.» the repairs but several hours will be necessary. The 1 main at the corner of Holden and Franklin avenues has been looking for about a week and tho whter commis- élioners deem it best to incite speedy Erepairs. Sunday was ”looted in order Ethat factories and othor places of bus 1iness will not have to close dorm he.- 31causo or the lack f water and the :commlnsionsrs will rain from shut» ting oi! the supply of water tomorrow 'untll noon in order that water power écburch or us may he need for the mornings “vices. AI 1051211125 Large Bot. Billing 1 5c 2 I lb. Washiuc Soda lc ‘i,d‘oz.»Cioth Pills pic 72 North Main Strooto Mwuuu—fiu—4“ Spring (inching 11111: 11111111115111” .1 01 last season and the selection con- outed with 1111311 811de as; labile 11111111. Lani: Bot. Strong Ammonia 5c 2‘ r1... display in if.) 11‘1in 1.2.1.112. 111311 ‘ 3 talus some ofthe finest designs or the “ milliner’s art. 1.111... of The Non-walks 2 by 2 towns are cordially in- 2 11101111111101 Presenting Rip liar 111111 Under the management of O. B. JEFFERSON. 3 PRICES . - 251:. 50c, 75c.“ HOYT S THEATRE. ,5 FOUR NIGHTS (Matinee Saturdsyli Commencing WEWSDAY Adm 16,‘ Special Engagement of ‘ 'r.'r m QTOOK (30., “ 3 A‘ Strong Sensaiioiinl Military Maid ‘ 5 2 “my . 1 11313 STOCKS ARE ' 1 Deborah Suite The enormous business we are doing this season proves conclusu lvely that The Boston Store is the leading style store in Connecticut. it proves too, beyond all doubt. Separate Skirts have been cor rect. OUR SHOWING IS NOW AT i'l‘S BEST. We have been con. stantly adding to the stocks until now, we have reached the highest and shapes. We positively assure you that for correct ideas. shapes and styles, we are second to none. Priced at small margins for 1111—- proiltabl‘e to purchasers. All we ask Is that you inspect our offer- ings in Roady-thear Garments Ladies' All Wool Black Cloth Capes, worth $5. 00, at 83. 50. Ladies‘ Black Chetrlot Suits, full ilarc Skirt fly front Jacket reg- ulsr price 810,1“ 85. 98. Indies' and Misscs’ Venetian Cloth 8, ts, flare or bounce Skirts. E n Jackhts, blue, cantor and tan shades. neatly trimmed, reg~ ulor price 512. 50 at $9. 98. 2 .thom made with silk drop Skirtsatad per cent. lessthan regular prices. 11.11011 1111; 811 ted Eight we. a , in. W £11“th Foildwing r1132...“ y‘ Wednesday-«Tho Pledge of ilonor"I Thursday—~“The Be Fridaym'The Voice i Nature " Saturday mot.—-—Sisves ot Sin. ‘ Saturday comm-111111111 Gate " 1 Special scenery itefiects‘ for each prod tlon. 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