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toiogruph Orders. ‘
Corronpondehco invited.
given to mail and
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. , swarm 8 about Bloc/e,
waohlngton 8h, :80. Norwafjcl Conn. ‘
s Krasowtidc Fox: ,
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. as present in Springfield
final scene or Lincoln's
. iu'tunoral took place.
at ,ompuniod‘ the ‘l'rienda
, as Qi‘slting to the Lincoln
anointed in preparing it for,
.y the tamiiy‘r and, when the
floral procession. [mused the
its way to theiState’Houae.
‘ llocoln’s intimate friends.
i 9?
ound‘=a reference library and
orwalk, The company
led alight collation in the
and lingered late for con-
n Lockwood, Mr. and
ton, Mrs..Fred-3 icit Bel-
Mrs:- .i. M. Coll rn, Mr,
A.‘ Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs.
Rovuand’Mrs. Jabez Bach
Gregory;:Miaa Dotha Stone
,. Emily Pardee, Mr. and
. Quinturd. Mrs. K. ‘ P.‘Hunter,
lly Lynda-Mrs. J. 1.. Stevens.
' in. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
._ Dishrow, (l. W. Cram.
,Ranjlnilland R. G. Mltohell.
“ .S'eiieck‘waa unable tone
and his letter of regret was
oi
R UNSEEN HELPERS."
ret a. Sangster Dellyers
ouieas‘lri South Nagwalk.’
argaret «E. Sangster, whose
orid wide as an anthoresu. and
oeiallylas a .ong writer. and
an audienco‘in the South Nor—
gatitmai Church, last. oven—
taxeti the sanctuary to itu
lésE‘Mhrgarrt McClure pre-
‘ nded‘a hear nveioomo
hot Woman‘s Union. Rev.
e‘Strayoriml in prayer and
need the speaker. who look
inject “Our Unseen Helpers.“
{angel visitors.
o in partias follows: “We
lvisitoro in Scripture. and in
rionto. Angels are given
inthe Bible. They begin
. man. and the people of
tttiiieiit received them and
r surprised at their coming.
" but today there is a differ,—
ation'. but ’1 am nnnlilo'to
he. Billie. when the rhange,
'Ang’els miniatormi to 0hr
.thSemnne. in the Wilderness.-
fetl ‘Hini at Gethsemane and
b Him after his rosurreotion.
[ascension angels performed
_ try to men. ' ' .,
‘ it of Acts to iuiioi appear-
gels. ‘Wo lode a grant deal
by gorgetting that each of
hgeis ’to' guard and help us.
k God‘i’hr help. he will give.
on‘t; think‘ how‘ he gives it;
> 8011 why he ahonldiilt
oday‘ as than at any other
or a dream} an intuition.
j Am. Smelt,
‘ intelligihio .to ourselves. A life tench-
. sing the divine lilo. The medium is the
idrnoe fiVo years later
, . gfiprogrammh Was concluded
L, kwood oordiaily invited
ofthe Society to become
d tolasaist in thohistorlv
l the association. whose ob.
high *0 with. apparent ease and non
.1.“
'viriling angel. which accompanieu us
all the time." .
The young ladies of Olaver Loaf Cir-
cle oi King's Daughters. acted as ush—
' ore. Mrs. Sangster was entertained by
Mr. and Mro. F.1A. Ferris. ‘
Hanan nAoAME‘gnonolcn.
Large Party From The Norwaika Wen
to Btamford. ‘
Madame Lillian ‘Nordioa sang to a
very large audience at the Stamford
Opera House, last evening. Norwaik
was represented at the recital by 3 del-
“ogation of about thirty music lovers. to
many-oi" whom it wasan event which
they realized as likely to happen only
once in many/pours. ‘ erhapgln n “to
time; Madame _ Nor lea, for nearly.
two hours, held the ’ audience "Bpeilé
bound with her marvelousvolce. The
average person has no idea at the mag‘
nitude. volume and wonderful control
the singer possesses. She roaches
what seems an ace. ,
Among the Norwaikera who: attend-
od were Mrs. Lillian ShorwoodNew»
kirk, Mrs.‘ Ida Cole, Miss iFlora Belle
Sherwood, Mrs. Charles F. Boutweil.
Mrs. Clarence F‘. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs."
G. M. Allen Judge Gregory, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Benton, Miss Annie Estelle
Smith. Miss' .lniia Holden Lockwoad,
Miss Sadie. Bodweil. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles St. John; Mina Lauretta l‘).
Ainhworth. Minn Edna Ainsworth, Maia
Vivian S‘oderulrom. Miss Blunt. Minn
Florence Kendall. Mark Norman, of
liarion;“Pr0l. and Mrn. A. 8. Gibson,
Miss HattiePunzelt. Mrs. A. alluvi—
land, the Minors Haviiand. Miso‘Jmma
Lockwood. Miss Bessie Rood, lrving
Smith. John Powell, Frank C. Randall.
Miss, 30113; S. 'ths. George Ella. Miss
Ella and Miss Bessie Mallory Sianioy.
William Burchard.
Madame Nordiou went directly to
New York after the recital and sailed
bind the tone with varying intensity to
ad.
opoh ’3"
Wisconsin Contralvword sold ulmnl»
tanoousiy or 2814; to 28. comlilnrod with
27% last night. Colorado Fuel open~
oil wide at 104 to 105. compared with
”i027; last night. international Power
Jumped ‘slx and‘lown Central ‘prolor~
rod 2% and thoro were gains oi a
point or upward in». number of other
“stocks. Amalgamated vCopper opened
down‘a sharp fraction“ Northwest a
point and Southern Railway 9. quarter.
but thiodld not‘nl’teotither general
strength of tholnarkot. ‘ '
g WALL STREET. l'p. m.—w'l‘ho mid:
day dealings were on an unnuuoliyi
largo scale. food; than» rice. movement
was very tovoriah. TheReadih‘g stocks
were bought, in immense bloom.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. .
RopOrto over private wire o'i'idaples
& Goldsohmidt. commisnion brokers:
8‘;th & Corbett‘ablook, South Nor~
.w , " " »
Oil.
‘Open », 1.730
.3491 H"
‘a’t‘wn..“52%’
orioan Rollin -
m.Loco.. “34% ..
Am. Looorpfd. 94% . , _ 95
no: 5 an mg
ottoman 1325133 '
311, 10341110, 100%-
. 81% 80%:81M
Afr. .1&SiF.‘Df;-,98lt ' 981;} 290% 98%
Ballot? Ohio. 1091,4109i6, 108% 10814;
it .qR.’T.,‘;:_ 85%2‘5r65'i55'g6514 resin
es, '& Ohio, 47% 47% 247%.. 47%-
‘W‘ 5152619515135 , .
26a. . new 26:; ~26. ,
‘ 71 "$154 169% 71m?“ .‘
Amal.‘ Copper,
Am . C' . .
g _ at
, .1 173,5
. no
2 ,175.’ 4175" .. "may?
' Senator‘mir , , .
tier tohtlrn_‘tho-town2‘.’ .
‘ Tho ‘ with-asset‘tiaptoin Glenn.
, “To whom - did he 31mm",
"To Lieutenan Conger.- ‘
.liou‘tenaut - to burn. till; tow
Wain Cum ~
‘ 'i‘eslimunll’
*Mnsnhuscls‘dnldin j’i‘llils iiuw .
ll Winilliilliiihlllmd in Filipinos
Mots Mlilliii 'iltill that lillil i
Slick ‘llnrluir’l‘iie limitation ‘
ii’ASiil‘NG'i‘ON. April ‘ilwllidward J.
Davies ,oi Greenfield, Mada; who was a
sergeant in Company M.. Twenty-sixth .
Volunteer Infantry, was before the ‘
senate committed, on thrilhlilppines.
today. {He was/presentlat the convent
ut Ogharas. November 27, 1900.‘ when
the “water'cure” Was
the president? of tho town of ignores.
us testified to by Sergeant Riley‘hhd f
Privato Smith. and related the lnol-_
dents connected therewith; ‘lielwuo,
sworn holore lining. examined. and Willi ~ ~
questioned by aruumr Rawiins.‘ lilo,
apolto oi'the arrival ol’ ihwregniara
under the command of Captain Glenn; ‘ '
He said that under Orders from Captain
lienn, he with a. squad had taken ilr
pmnidente into custody on November
27,, and had escorted him to the con:
vent, where the “cure“ was administer-
, Muggllnvis also gavoathe
* the burning of that/own or~ igharao. ,
Whidhj‘ht} aai‘d non, i
people. hut’ho hit
oept . about anew:
lid. and men. worn
“There ‘
adminintored, to
He repralrdtho utpry ol'thr torture
of the. presidents, udding‘ho’ma details.
“‘Who gave tho comm
treatment?” ‘ _ '
“Captain (iii-nu."
"How was the. man‘s
and * for this
month kup
"By inennsoi a stick. but i rmlid not
are just. how it was done.“
1'0" Eur-ape tolllly. , Continuing the witness said that Saturday Mghtfi’im Holmium." MW' Fxcluslvoalgps‘igns and low
I. *“M‘rwrm ~y- ‘ when tho victim or the cute “too tilled Special auditory andoflootn for each prices. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ,
TODAY IN WALL STREET. with water the mombors of therd‘rlaii .Dl'm‘llwml‘ , .
WALL STREET, 10;“) a. m.-Enor- would fort-o it out of him by rolling Night Prion, 19.30,,30c, and a few , m
mous buying orders were executed isolr finial ovrr his stomach. andlha' at 50c. ,, ’ * . " _
in rations stocks} notably amongst tho i 0 W099“ “’35 Rel“ "P for 300‘“ "3-“ tin Prl owl/0c and 2°C. , ‘
ooalors and Wisconsin Control and minutes. . ‘ ”if?” ”he“ ‘ g . W, M- R Ackerman
prices rose throughout the lint. Open. ilo'domu‘ilwl the second application ’ I . , . . ‘ . ‘
logs also or ”Handing ,were‘ 25,000 of the nitrous previously testified to ggr'amfigtghgé Eafigfin‘tififiecfifetggf: J! Maln‘Srreat.
shares at 60% to 60%. commit-on with and corroborated Sergeant Riley in the Mag)?“ favor (if/thorouo and “my; Nor-Walk.
50% last night, nod 12.000 shares of statemont that the details of thin porn 3 '
formanro well? under the charge 00 con-
tract Surgeon Lyons and that (Militia
(lionn and Lieutenant Con
present. when it oormn‘ed.
Mr. Davis said in reply to qurations
as to the physical effect oi the process
that. the man “annealed" terribly, and
that his eyes wore. liloodahot. but that
the next day he wnsuhle to mount his
horse and lead the scouts to the moun~
taln.'.Ai‘terwurd, he wartime witness
said. taken to lloilo and plane
gar wmoboih
.
”The, witness; also repeated the state:
'ment that two Dolioa oilluoro oi? the
town of igharas had been suliiootedflto
the “water cure."
'nddod. “also a native aoho
there who was maltreated at the same
time. but the.“woter ouro‘i was not ad‘.
ministered tohim. 'Ho wan taken into
oneoi' the bank rooms of til-2i convent
by Dr. Lyons. Whoslrrurod the inform»
, ation he wanted .rrohrhis by
two rColt's‘vr
t
teacher
planing
ovoiv‘oru to his d th in
u no t “
ned about l0‘.0,
' All one
a were deatroy-
did children were .
Whogavetha'r- _ ‘ ,
He, told tn,
d in prlu»
van.” he,
‘démn or .
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits.
Ladies“ Spring Jaokctsf
Ladies' Separate Skirts.
‘ Ladies’ Walking Skirts. ,
Ladics’ Rainy Day Skirts.
L'Ladijer Black and colored Silk
Waists. ‘ . ,1 ‘
‘ Lanai; prune P. K‘. waists.
Ladies'ilivhite Lawn “Kaitlin.
Ladies" C‘olorod cotton: Waists.
Imported and Domestic Dress
' Gingham. ‘
DONT '
allot up into mind in a while, hut
tho _ . 4
t 'n - V .
;;,‘Dlilb,l Sheili‘ect <
i all... unmounted notion. Ask V
0W sea it.
, 25c and 500 .
.Rain Coats». ln‘tliennw groan
shades, “0.00 and $15.00.
‘ Term-ta. ‘
l. an i in
Fancy Lavina and Dimities.
. frnILons, enormous, _
nnrrnns. runmsnnns.
as wosblnmon Strut; f
ou'rn NORWALK. .
. :u:n:- u n I u I‘ll:l I. ill-‘01: ,IXI:
”F... . . , .
"no alumni.
”FINE ‘ w w
, 'MILLINER r.
1.‘HGYT'S THEATRE.
‘Foun‘ mom-s (Matinee optimum)
CommonelnghWEDNESDArY,‘ April 16,
Special , Ennagom‘ont of l
. Mr. Thos. E. Shea
' Suportod by ‘an oxoolient company, in
- the Following Plays:
‘ Thursduywml‘he Bella." ,
Friday—“Tho Voice‘ of Nature."
Saturday mat.-«Tho Pledge of Honor.
Dreso Halts and*“0u’tifig Halogof ‘a‘u
descriptions. trimmed and untrimmed.
Beautiful flower-a, tacos andornamcnts.
A choice assortment for ladies of're- ,
fined taste. Ev‘érytnzng dainty and
plan. This was carried and the fol»
lowing oommittoo appointed: Perry.
‘Fnlrneid. chairman}, Condoll.'oi Plain
ville. ‘und . Holt-omit, or Bouthington.
The conference then adjourned an!» ‘
loot to. the null ointhevohairman.
_ The committee and three immediate.
13! after the. adjournment. wont to the 7
room where the "one and sixty" dole;
gutted word‘in oontoronco. Delegate
smith. ot‘ Winsted, was called to the
door and Chairman Perry explained
the. nurpoae oi the visit. The oommio
too was admitted to the oonierdnco.
Alter boing admitted Mr. Perry 33%.
plaln‘ed the""purp‘oso of the visit and
asked the cannon to ill: a time when
the Zoommiltoo‘ could confer with the
looucus. He urged tho need of‘hante,
all; the time Was getting short.
Mr. Andrews; or littohllald,"snggest-
od‘thut a meeting he held as soon as
the convention, adjourned todnr. ' . n3 )0 17
. .Chairmanfiimlthgoi Winuted, said _
hat the o torenco would union the '
' ' , the ltt‘ee of,
Connected with large Bridgeport us.
tabliahmont. ‘
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF. NQRWALK. 88,. PRO-
BATE COURT.h\pr. it. A; .g' 1902.
, Estate 0! Catharine L. Fallon, “late
0: Norwaik, in ‘unld district, deceased. .
The, Court oi Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hoth limited and at
iowod six months from the data here-
ol’ tor the creditors of said. estate to. ‘
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their no
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will benebnrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
?uested to make immediate payment
0. - .-,.,,‘
MYNARD ANSLYN.‘
, Administrator,
‘ ' ho ,
‘, : cauods‘wlth tho committe _
word-asked to retire. ‘ ‘ r ‘
_ 7 STOCK. ‘
Morgan 6.: Op 'l‘tilaltono Announcemént‘.
guarding, Louisville and Nashville. _
. in RAl'LROAD
oisviisnrobtwmg _,
‘ . “ 9*“ aiiéaonablei‘pnce
-, ATTENtiON.
GAZETTE" ”ILDING
Will openiflon Saturday. Aprilgél
‘ ~ * *«Spritmiiae'ol
‘ White, Plain'and Fancy P. K. 1‘ ‘ ‘
‘ Whito Dress Goods of all kinds. '
Silk Chambray.
,‘glnn-raoaris-
‘ New Locos andTrimrnings.
Lad‘ies’, :Gents’ and Children’s.“
y'x’Underwear. , ‘ . or?”
i mammalian monsoon»)
" goootoooiooorwroorMoon-nonrworrwrwwom
' 29-551 west Washington. j .
WEEKLYWO i
. y You wear; the
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h. our (mind
1" l', “ ‘9‘,
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Colored Walsh Goods.
Black Wool Dress Goodall , .
COIOTCd‘ Dress Goods. ‘
wash Silks.
Spring Hosiery. .
Kid and Fabric; Gloves.
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». (1‘35;
“our: STORE is your: stone. ‘oua SYSTEM ,w'dé‘hM'nuéo Fon
voila BENEFIT. ‘oun MM HA9 ALWAYS BEEN‘TQ‘EETTER rr WHEN.
even AND wuenevgn POSSIBLE. our: new AND LARGE‘STORE is
THE RESULT. w: CAN CLOTHE‘YOU on nuvnaupan of your:
FAMILY FROM HEAD T9,.F90T. . ‘ ‘ ’ I ‘ 1‘
.vou rnAT‘PnlviLEGE. ’ .
oun onsH onoaéorr‘ riSXM-‘owzs
has one.
hem. '
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