insane for Tomorrow.
.11 i not”. 24.
2:31 p. m. ‘
on communications for
. on he addressed to TM
‘ i lotion not dnirod‘.
. glob: a’small‘boy who
_ It before him for play-
“ uytlusilce Gaynor. or
billiard the police why they
“lip grown men who play
way. ~And then there was
“it.
one language is now
University of Chicago.
an announcement made
humidity for the summer
1 lessor Yashiaka, a grad.
lithwes‘tern University, has
tolteach the language.
11 umber of students in the
who expect to go to'Jupun
i‘lss.
dogdon, oi Broivn, thinks
it ome when the college
9 its games as upon a
‘ and pay for them out of
ride admitting the stu
‘ ‘ nor Imngdon thinks
way: in stronger college
created. as many poor
1 barred out by the gate
, ‘ thus be able in watch
mm and benefit by “the
k t working themselves up
wilful éllthnsinsm "
coil. Kansas, the other day,
1d, a horse to another man
isn‘t}; good looker, but in'
y'h‘e is all right." The
ftook the horse home and
browns stone blind in both
cred about the deceit and
matter‘beiore a board of
“ lien the‘selier said: “i
in horse wasn 't a good look
‘. And the board hnv
disco“ ,
—-Dr. '
Malian ke
‘ distundirlg of the English
‘ecided against the buyer.
est lately excited in ’Eng1
‘w‘hat is known as the “red
1 m 6 and g‘mont“ oi smallpox wherein
mm mm; is confined in a room into
diseases ire
Maintain way in
n s Enouwcms to revlic
_ thods of the past. 12.1 cu
“ ‘ "clan of Eduard i\'
swore treated by
ed cosers and put-
liii' n‘ the bed. it wns thus
» fhddos‘den treated a
1. ’f This method has
otlced as a popular custom
in recent years too a
William .I. 1
in linui‘urd
Timuuin being isolated in
out darkened by red carpet
1 i311 pntlcntswere cor
bullets and .the children
', whether of silk or wool
c heavier cotton cuttings
ullar The color depends
Land the style upon the
woodwind-r white chev-
bite ii‘n ‘ clnshéand the
d‘.
some qf‘the. scantily cut
it islhdidiy an improve.
at the garment
in: fashionable
_ iris of very
pm dér n this is-
majority are wearing
1 town unpleasant
unless it is al-
trying that an
to chariot or
, ironic. ,Theriyure‘plenty. of people who
human
lurirnlk Unirersilu Sludrnls all
First Congregational Church
lien Mr Fuhrri lirurrs 'iiru
liuluiul i’irlurrs
ltovilcorgc Drew lugbcrt preached
the. baccalaureate sermon to the stu-
dents ot the Norwalk University School
Sunday morning, in the Norwulk Conn.
grcgationul Church. The students at-
tended church in in body, occupying
seats in trout. The church was well
filled with relatives and friends of thc
pupils. .
Rev. Mr. Robert took for his text
Mark. x., 40: “Brit to sit on‘my rightl
hand and on my left is not mine toi
give." and drew two pictures. The one
a machine shop in which every wire is
tested so that when it goes into the
upon that forms the bridge it will sup-
port the weight. The other the land of
.lud‘eu. where Jesus was tested.
Rev. Egbert said in part: “How
would be act? He was dealing with
selfish men who wanted great places in
the Kingdom. Dill he upbrald or rc—
bukc them? No. .He emphasized a
great tr.uib that it was not his place
to give high.’ position. they must be
corned.
it. High position is not due to chance
but to merit and service. A young man
is left with $60,000. Isn't helucky?
No; possession is not thallighest satis—
faction. It isn‘t having the money, it
is having what the money represents
that brings satisfaction. As soon as a
man has the money he doesn’t want it.
The richer a man is the loss he likes
to spend it. A thing you can get easily
you tire 01'. Then it is said that the
luauwllo has the most is not the hap-
piest We've got to get away from the
idea that to have is everything. Men
are proud of money because they’ve
worked for it. They love to tell how
they tolled cumin and late in their
youth. i wish i could make you un—
derstand that n‘man is lucky who earns
his money instead of he to whom men
or is Mr Then too money is a burden '
Jay Gould died' too wealtin The bur- .
den of his runner. wotc him out. Only
he who has ability by ckpericnce real-
izes the real satisfaction to be gained
from money or highposition. A man
gets into high office. Why does he get
there? Because he has a pull? No:
because he has nbiliiy The. men who
are elevated elevate the office they till.
it is through your ability to handle
things that satisfaction is gained.
“The some truth holds good in schol-
arship. The boy ’wlio’ilcar'nd"’qulcki'yl
ferric-ts quickly. Versatility means
work. But we may go to the other or .
work hard but don‘t get there. And
then there lire people looked upon as
tools while iirlrig.11'liosc works follow
them. Energy counts for something i
\lcn want not only bright boys but
boys willing to w.ork There is no;
question that men have sci Wompiishcd
something by being rendv for the occa-
slob."
In this connection,- the speaker gaic
a touching incident of a young vocal—
int who was brought suddenly into
prominence by that great leader Wnl- ‘
tcr Damrosch She was ready for the
occasion; her ability who not that of a
d l\" but of years of hard work.
' ‘ We come to the Net than some per-
word Take Emily Dickinéon for in—
silence. There are two facts ‘gipust
' nddrstund: there isa dinemnaln ring:
cuts and a difference in oppfiwfu
on‘t like to ullowit numbered
nestles but that some men
through opportunity, have proved
ii-cmsclres oilicient. Take Grant.
Kitchener and Lord Roberto” 1 ' -
The speaker deplored socialism as it
making out deeds.
“Evoryonereucheshis heaven by mcr- ‘
, paper.
best lots.
.lu‘s jobber.
sons who have ability never come tor»
tried to level dov‘rn instead of level;
.1 Their mean that every.
bl uni plane. efi
smarter and alder than ourselves.
“Ghost doesn‘t not also against 1
,cthcr. he puts mun against himself lie
standard. He can make you energetic:
he can place you ahead, but it will call?
be oncoming torservlee. Do the little
things well but don‘t do a little thing
when you can do a his thing. What is
the Pennsylvania railroad spending
millions for at this present time? To
save a for minutes it Philadelphia.
c'refiiolmrnmtiivemoon
little crews mm than it. .1 1
3’3“ “a..." ’3?er Bill”:
in onus n:- o a
t 1!? 1 1_ W1» _ 1 by! U.
wants us to lift. ourselves to u. higher ’
moduli
,fioémtumanmemstlotfiu
'pellefitoyisidtothoineviiablemi
,thatmnsignsmthuamcteato J
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Narlra Melted Oats,
Oatnurs Food, and
Nameless Wheat Food
, Property' rs situated m the beart of the city of
‘Norwalk, right in the limits, and only ten
minutes’ trolley ride from heart of city. Five
Lots HIGH AND DRY and
surrounded by residences.
cent fare. ;
1.
Retail Grocers can be supplied by
HOLMES, KEELER é? SELLECK. “
Asle your Grocer to get these Foods for you and save
the packages.
First Come.
Firsi'Served.
lhese Lois lire Limited
Our real estate office lbill be opened the latter part of the
week, and full particulars will follow' or later editions of this
Plats of properly will be in office and‘lots can tben
be selected; Get your packages NOW and be madly to select
Your 022m grocer 'lbill procure the goods for you of
ibis Propertn is Valuable, and. "has been
passed upon bu well known people
I'.
in pour Gill).
'1.
, Foods on the market.
Norka Mailed Oats will be demonstrated
and served Free the last of the week at the
Boston Store. Norwalk.
given there on pour own grocer, Who Will
deliver the foods to non. Get noirr grocer
,0 put in a stock now and be readn when the
cal estate office opens-
these, lots are limited.
www.— .-
LIBERTY PURE EOOD CO
SJOJAY STREET
looted 3nd deluded with her hearts 1
blood it need be
A: insulting disease has upped her
life and resisting its total on-
shocou’idcom‘ndshem can»
m Everybody is cordially united.
Secretary
Mingus smear
Springwcod Union chop" Han a Note-
_ worthy Celebration Prearhm.
The Springwood Union Chapel cele-
brated yesterday afternoon the thirty-
third anniversary of itu organization
The edifice was filled with members
‘ 1 and friends. and with its decorations
r pennies, laurel, terns. etc" presentv
d a handsome appearance.
‘ ‘, Song by the school, Onward on; ros-
Sabe three packages Norba 031‘s. and one earl; of Oatnu'ts Food
and Nameless Wheat Food flu in all, which
costs you [ml 75 cents.
A deed to a house lot. if not selected, will
be given non on the onstomaru panmeni for
, Absolutelu no other
choice except fer the Breakfast Foods.
- ‘ \‘l
We use this czpensfbé method of introducing our goods because
‘ we know we have (bi-ca of the best Bneslzfast
Orders can be *9
Please remember
ponuive reading, Promise to God‘s Foi—
iowers; song by primary class. ‘We
Are Going Onward; prayer by William
Lawrence; song by school. in Golden
Summer Time: reading by Mr. Crofut.
The Bible: sour,r by the school. G. For
ward: recitation by Marjorie McCor-
iand. Lamb of the Flock; song by
nchool, liaise We Songs; recitation by
scholars God's Holy Word; song by
school There is a Day: rcsponshe
reading, Characteristics of Faithful
Followers; reading by Miss Grace Borr-
ton. A Legend About a Child; violin
and piano solo by Master Brio Basso
and Miss Grace Benton; recitation by
Miss May liarrin if I Were You: song
by the school Glorious Victory; song
by school Onward Christian
Superintendent Charles M Law renco
submitted his annual report 0! the
school It follows: ,
Dear Parents and Friends: As Su-
perintendent i desire to express to
you im- myself and in behalf of the
school our hearty thanks for your
kindiv interest and the encouragement
you have given us in our work. And
we earnestly ask you to continue the
interest you have already manifested
and to visit the school at any time and
as often as you find it convenient to
do so as We need your help and cn~
operation.
To the Teachers: As teachers 11c
privilege. an opportunity that will
soon pass away in this changine world.
How shall we improve it so that we
shall not reerct it when it is gone? By
being earnest and inithful while we
have it. Do We value our privilege
of teaching the word of God and point
luv: the young mind and heart to that
better no; hot rod? How was it 1cm be
crane teachers? Did you risk for the
position? Oh. no. the position souehi
you God wanted you, and you felt you
each! to accept his call to the work.
and he expects you to be faithful and
‘ earnest in the work he has called you
to do. Your ivork will reach beyond
time and into God’s vast eternity. Go
on than. dear teacher. labor on in
and bless you.
To the Scholars: Do you value your
privileges of coming to the Sunday
school every Sunday and hear your
teachers explain to you and help you
you to know?
are you. thankful to them. do you even
my to them thank you,
your kindness in helping me to under;
in make you better boys and girl5.11"
Yoncannot pay ihemin money“; but ygou
rug attention to what they my and try—l
to you for God. for ac has called them
1011 are rejection: God
Heme Department 23
Total membership. 121
.—
have n crcat opportunity and a great?
life. whate'cr be the trials and dis-1
cournzemc is and God will reward
understand what it is that God wants
quote in this sale are all GENUINE
GERATiQN.
\ finished~made in clean, wholesome
New Comes the Steel 1 ~j
\Dh'i’to Salt.
The Boston stole otters a wealth of B‘argainq in a, vast and elegant
collection of dainty and well-made under-Mar; The splendid vaiun we
offer- you are the result of CAREFUL BUYING, A KNOWLEDGE OF
VALUES and SKILL IN SELECTING that makes thls‘oi'ferlng a1 power.
ful attraction to every woman within reach of the Boston Store. The all.
absorbing interest lies in the LOWN 838 OF PRIOES. The values we
Every article will stand the test of measurements.
generous widths and lengths—GOOD MATERIAL, WELL MADE and
BARGAINS, NOFANCIFUL EXAG-
All
factories.
1 White Damn \Daistt
Twenty styles of WhitcLWaists.
button front and‘back, Embroidery
and lic‘mstitchcd effects, the very
latest styles; values up to $1.50;
Saturday’s price, 81.00.
Ladies’ White Jup. Silk Waists,
unlined, dressy and cool for sum-
Qbihlrens‘ Dresses
We are showing some very
pretty styles in Children’s Dress-
os for summer wear, slant; 2 to
14 years.
White French DresseshWhite
Dolly Varden Dresses. Gingham
and Percale Sailor Suits.
A splendor] assortment at low
mcr wont, value $3.50; at $2.98.
teacher. (or ,
Are you kind to themm
i
stand the lessons? Your teacher docs:
not i'.‘ ork for money {buy work for you i Expenses some
lab nay them by lOilllE them and rim-:11
Em. to do what you can to please them. ’
Mid remember that they are awaiting!
Present membership and attcn
dance: . :1
Unit-era. , 2
Teachers.
Scholars in main room. 49}
Scholars in primary department. 33
prices (2nd floor).
A1 erage attendance, , 70. 25
Proportion of attendance to member-i
ship excluding Home Department 7
out of ill .
FINANCES.
Receipts from last year,
Receipts this your {rum June ii,
1901. to June. 7. 1.902, 129.80
Total receipts $172. 27
$138 49:
(1‘35 h on hand June 7th 19:12, 33.78‘
Balance, $172.27 -
Respectfully yours.
C. M. LAWRENCE. Supt.
Ami now lei us promise that we‘
will u, to do better and all who thus
for this purpose and in rejecting them ,.p omise please do so by arising.
SWEDES COMING TO AMERICA.
COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Jllne 9.—-— ,
Emigration from this port to the Uni-
ted States is assuming increasing pro-1
portions. The emigrants are mostly,
young Swedes who are leaving. for
7America. partly on account ‘of tike
more stringent military service regula-
3 4.311.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
it you haven‘t : resul‘ar. healthy movement of tho
boucil rrcyr dm, you re ill or will be Keep your
penis opuln s.- ilim well Yon-.9 in the charm oi yvia
e 1‘ pin-mi .- pill poison, in dangerous. The smooth
agnc mi 1!. rnmuc rfcct my of keeping the bowel.
clear and {lean is to trike
CANDY
GATHAnTic
i
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i
i
r
i
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
* Henson: Palatnlie Potent TutoGood 006
i {ever Sickrn, Weaien. or Grips. ll 23.31113” con
rtgxuii'v’rltc for lrce umplc. Ind boo’i no on
new i l recs!
‘ in.“ film” or I!!! you.
'KEEP Yiiliii Bliiiiii illElii
tions
The majority of people preier particular Goods
they eat. .For uniformity of nudity and price consistent with same, we challenge any one
Best Strawberries, Asparagus Tomhtoes. Lettuce, Wax Beans, Peas Cucumbers, etc.
We pride ourselves in this department. Look over out stock and prices every morning. We are unpack.
in; Summer Goods all the time. All the novelties of the season We moire it specialty in catering to the Sun:-
rner trade. and invite the most particuiu to call.
» .harles E. Seymour,
CALL 58-2.
our ’sStore
Particular Goods
FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE
All people should he particular regarding quality 0! what
863 West Washington St. 50. Norwaik.
the Jose 111i at Mountain Em Park,
Wandhterthiiemmeoi-
Norris at the biennial conform at
tbomfimdflenemw
oEJheY.1M. c.1A’sotNorthArnefla.
Wears-hm loinmestudhenefitourpatrm sob
“WWW
clef is this:
we will give absolutely
mainly! nine
«on: chmcetogettheiatestandmostin’y
To awry- purchaser ‘otone dozen packages
M“meitmedh Tennis, consultant
M Magnolia Hut, 256
z lbs. Choice W Apples, m
3 can: exit: choice Tomatoes, 35c
m - 13350
Norwalk Chronicler