Episcopal Church:
T Duncan's prelude at
“Nudist Episcopal Church
He said:
ay.
_ ..tive Almost every charac-
c of the rightly observed Christ-
V ht til'o‘iifle of the first president.
Elf. The Sabbath is a day of calm.
. til! the turmoil of the week it still‘
lands. even with all the encroach—
~ to of business life upon It.- as a
moist day. Such was ll asblnglou in
turbulent conditions of revolution-
i? din. AI we look llpon ills plc~
it is difficult to realize that ill
Iiiiohl ImIn was the instinct and dis-
cry calmness that operated so power-
liy in his military career. Belon-
dilution. while serving In the
Vii and Indian War. under the
manage, for hidtdry tells us that it was
said in Virginia that while minutltlock
the victory in the battle that mat
in his life. Washington saved the
my. We can hardly any that in this
i: he was a typical American, for
he cvic cannot be charged with tow-
IiiEdi co, we have let our enthusiasm
fighflut itself in extravagance and our
aigraahiveness degenerate into blaster.
”the calm spirit of this great war—
riiir Ind statesman fell upon the na-
y tick “like the benediction that follows
' ,; yer." and thcv ictory that had
_ ll“ utilised
pout-lance was converted into stable
onai life. so the calm of the Sah~
Nth dd! is needed in our vigonous and
Willis American life today.
Mild. The calm of tilt» Sabbath In
due to the cessation of business
iI only pusalble to porsons
m conditions that are related to the
ad. The waters that. run deep
_ l. according to the proverb. The:
I of the ocean have no storms.
. , on was calm because he
V . the deans of thought. (and thus
‘ ly was religious. for. l as Dr
is said, “He who thinks pro-
udly, thinks religiously." So the
V'batll can never come as ll benedic-
Gilli”)! pbcinc calmness to our active
and exacting living, unless it be so-
premely a day of religious activity. 1 he
ractlces prevalent today which are
amt religious tend toward the making
of Sunday a day of more superflt Ial ag-
tlttion than any other day of the work.
possible by his calm
i
apaper is that of diversion from
thinkingmnd sober living. The
' ipiied Sunday excursions which
, iii Vbegibny log Vigilamonths, can be de-
. Whetreasonabic on the
. " Id of correcting our tendenty to-
‘ rd the Iuporficial life. The pl‘fli‘ilt‘t'
Bunday Visiting which we have
on from foreign national life.
' hII Mom's fused with ours in-
area with the development of the
V “ r‘nature in as. either as it pre-
”in, meditation and reading. or al-
Induce on the House of God. it Is
idrums than hypocrisy for us to honol
my of our great national fath—
deny the worth to us of the
that made him great, for in
“ y there last least a recognition
hf the \worth of certain qualities
_ M of them there Is a protest
these abilities.
rd. Washington felt himself .to
some important sense a {other to
ntry. Hence he hesitated not
speak unto us as unto sons. He felt
redponaihility to be greater for
Wetter than for the su
‘What is better calculated
lice this feeling ilVl 1:laft Cnllgw
‘wt nected w t hei
. ‘ he Bible is lfitfi mo
and the prophecy and
ioaoplly of inspired men who
" ’ III to be In this parental
thine chosen people: it is the
ill who loved. lIVed and died
and people. culminating
Italy or. him who left the skies.
,V RI _f.i died for the people
‘ .wiiold ticn perish not and
that all nations be served
.- Thisds ex-
Iplrit: that to needed among
V‘qur country to day to
itiic'things that Washing-
threaten our existence
VlI national alairs due to
selfishness "would
, ington in his fat-Ike“
“evils worse than the oils-
. lupin Notional latrife.
. which ooméa from
r of an individual?
We have nu ma.
‘ , h the 001000 pf Add
Vii ItIrtIdIVlorrlbienlosroniiloi
"foroslhq facts in
molar. was on the First Presi-
Ill—incidence of the Sabbath audl ‘
find” of George Washington 132 General Discussion,
t IVlIy ilnds some corrospond- .
Milan of a soldier, yet. it was ihisI
WWI by our simulation bllt in an ut- I
l perintendeut of Schools Stewart.
The Fairilold associations of 0
gallonal pastors will meet in tho
Congregational Church in Danbury
Tuesday. larch 2.
The following will be the order of
exercises:
MORNING SESSION.
Ooirrai subject "The Needed Reviv-
l‘lrat—V—As to the Church.
10: 30 a. m.—-Prayer and Praise.
its Character and Scope.
Rev. Levi Rodgers.
V.’ Preparation of the Minister.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
Preparation of the People.
Rev. Henry H. Tweedy.
(lonorai Discussion
I l2:15 p. m..——~l.unchaon
PART SECOND.
l2: (l0 p. m. «The Needed Revival as to
tho Unchulched.
l be Most Persuasive Appeal.
Rev. George R. Montgomery.
Getting Men to Decide.
Ilcv. Joseph H. Golden.
I 'i: 45 p. m. —Adjournmont
-..
Holler begin building up the system
and purifying tho blood this month.
Vi "Iwill save you lllat‘ tlrod foo. .ng" in
the Spring. Ramon s 'i‘onic Regulutdr
in the best "loner up" you will find. it
la n boon to worn- out run- -down peo-
lplo. 201- R H Pililslt-d. "
I STATE LEGISLATOR KILLED.
I
Iw. P Hayes of Bethlehem, Struck by
Train at Bridgeport Station.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 23*Wallace P.
Hayes, in reproach live In the slain
legislature from He l'llellem met a hor-
rible death It the Union a lion in this
city Saturday night ‘at :‘li’i oclock.
He had been in New York city and had
stopped here to take a train to Water
bury on the Naugaluck road. He. was
crossing the railroad tracks from the
station to the passenger sheds on the
opposite. side where his train'stood.
An express from New Haven was
coming in. anti seeing It approaching.
Mr. Hayes steppedback on the track
directly in front of an east-bound
freight train. His head was crushed
beneath the wheels, ills right leg cut
off just above the ankle and his left
hip crushed. Death Was instantaneous.
When the train had passed the mangl-
ed remains were picked up and taken
to the morgue. where they were vlcw
cd by the coroner. it was too late to
send any word by wire to Bethlehem
so that the family and friends of the
dead man could not be notified.
Mr. Hayes was forty-three years of
age and a member of the committee on
incorporation of the legislature.
Thc accident was the first In somo
The most elaborate oven on.“ it:
sound possibly years.
fourth annual mask ball of U
Tribe. No.1.“ Red lion. in I
ion my“ NI
walk Ive" or II roputitlo'a {or
big clean. up-
and the event (an . V V
previous elfo .lN . ‘
preparation V , VVLIl‘
of money as It as been i ,
cvtnlt. If you can reIily enio I rde
lime you shot Warmth g keep
you from atten lng. You can rest aa~
shred that the «Red lien will do every-
I thing for your comiort and enjoyment.
‘(lther kinds of entertainment yOu can
I soc most any time bilt a genuine. up- -to-
'date masquerudowlthail of Its brillian-
lay and varied color and costume you
I don' t often get the opportunity to ace
ilcmcmbor tonight, In Music Hall. Bee
particulars in advertisement. Tickets
5501: gallery tickets 250. A costumer
l will he in attendance.
usrliltroma COMPANY TONIGHT.
Milnagcl Edward L. Bloom presents
the ’Alma Chester. Company to the
lheuire goers of Norwalk tonight In a
sol-ion of popular priced productions In
nniuo only, as they are worthy in ov-
i‘l'y respuct to the original ones produc-
cd In New York that made them suc-
ccascs. The repertoire is high class
and embraces a series of dramas and
comedies that no populhnprloed ni-
lrncilons have heretofore ever attempt-
cd The company In a strong one in
cvcry detail being caroiully selected
by the manager for the portrayal of
their respective parts and the com-
pany In general In all cities visited has
bccn tom cded by both press Ind pub-
lic to be the strongest and most pow-
crfui popular priced company now
ance of the company's engagement on
Monday evening will be "From Scot-
land Y.ard'" I powerful English meld
drama now enjoying the popularity at
a six years‘ run in England. The usual
madness of the company during the en-
gagement commenced this afternoon
and will continue dad for the week.
with the exception of rldIy. with pri-
cos l0 and 201:. Evening. lo. 20 and
301*. The same careful attention is giv-
en lo the matineea as is that of the
evening performance. The great Leon
will appear at every performance.
OLD WELL H. h L. CO. BENEFIT.
Frank Lalor. Robert Dolley and DI-
vld Abrahams form as clever a trio of
fuusters as any that have been secur
cd for an extravaganza. and It is their
merry qulbs and ludicrous antics that
do so much toward making Edward'lc.
liicc's “Show Clrl" or
Cap." which will be at Hoyl's Theatre.
Friday the tremendous laughing suc-
cess that ii. iii.
NEW ENGLAND SUPPER.
limo at Ihe Bridgeport station. where
passengers are obliged to cross the
tracks because of the railroad Improve-
ments In progress.
...—“....
I
Folks will exit loo lnuch rich, llcavy
food in cold weather. Resultmindi-
gcstion, constipation. bliiouancss. The
clil-c—Ranlon's Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets. A complete course of treat-
ment for a month costs but a quarter
and a cure Is assured. without grlping.
purging or other unpleasant effects.
so often experienced. Try a course, R.
H. Plaistcd. "‘
SUICIDE IN NEW BRITAIN.
George 8. Carter, Formerly a Promi-
nent Business Man, Takes Poison.
NEW BRITAIN. l-‘eb. 23—Ceorge 8.
Carter. fifty-live years old, formerly a
prominent business man and well
known Republican, committed suicide
yesterday morning by drinking car
bolic acid.
Some time ago Carter became men-
tally unbalanced and was confined in
the Insane asylum at Mlddletown. A
few weeks ago he was discharged as
cured and had been living In this city
since that time. This morning Carter
purchased an ounce of carbolic acid
and went to an unfinished school bull-
ding and drank the. poison. His dead
body was found an hour later by Su-
Mr. Carter Is survived by a widow
and two children. He was formerly in
the brass foundry business with his
fathel. who was Burwoli Carter. of
Plainville at one time a well known
try. This every true parentl
legislator.
The famil{ lived in New Haven sev~
eral years ago.
m aavgp A Iov'a LIFI.
Mrs Captain H. Hubbard. of Ilil~
73rd, Del. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy’s life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him I few doses. He chickly droppod
to sleep and was all right in the nor-
ning." For sale by H.H HPlIiItcd
H. Baxter. and The Cliflord Pilaf.
many.
RAILWAY LINE BUYING lTEAMo
BBS
LONDON Feb. za—The negotiations
for the purchase by the Canadian PI-
cine Railway Company of fourteen Bila-
ver line steamer from bridal- Detonator
& Company were IatII
eluded this morning. The price paid to
not yet disclosed but It is said' to be
Bbom 812001”? ignmrtantw is rsnrdod
areas v II VIpsrtant I...” on
the pronounce“ ian‘fut
vice. for it will probably admin to the
tender of Elder Dem tor it
therefor Indiero the anadian heat
in a better poaitVion VtoVV secure the con-
' “Mum ma Ilka
Armani-V
runaway
: the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
.llcnt National Guard and “remain “a
yeah-it.
The New England supper. to be
given by tho imtilea' Aid Society in
next Wednesday night. will be an
event that should not Vbe missed. The
slipper. which will be served anytime
altor ii oolock, will cost only twenty-
flve cents, and it will be fellowed by
a social evening. The ladies of this
church have a well-deserved reputa-
tion for preparing delectable vianda.
and Wednesday night's affair will sur-
pass all previous efforts.
——Too late to cure a cold after con-
sumption has fastened its deadly grip
on the lungs. Take Dr. Wood's Nor-
way Pine Syrup while yet there is
time.
LIEUTENANT WALKER RESIONS.
An Incident That Stirred Military Cir-
' Cm Recall“.
Adiutant General George M. Colo
has accepted the resignation of First
Lieutenant Robert 1.. Walker. of Com-
pany E, Second Regiment. C. N. 0.. of
New Haven. and has ordered the. cap-
tain of the company to hold a meeting
of the members for the purpose of
nominating a successor. The lieuten-
ant has been honorably discharged
from the military service of the state.
to take eifect, February 20. 1903.
latter part of December. 1902. there
was considerable talk about the res-
iglmtlon of lieutenant Walker. owing
to the. report that he said he could
not continue a member of the Connec-
loyal member oi“ the trades union to
which he belonged. Lieutenant Walk-
cr resigned his commission about that
time but he was advised not to press
the acceptance of his resignation un-
til he had taken his examination be-
fore the. examining board. He took
this advice and his resignation wail
withheld from the bflgtdicr-gonora‘i'h.
department. Lieutenant Walker pass-
ed his summation in a creditable
manner. and since then he baa pressed
for the acceptance. of his resignation.
in compliance with his wishes Colonel
Sooner. of the Second regiment." in-
dorsed the lieutenant's mutation
"approved. " and forwarded it to Brit
Idler General Not. who similarly in-
dorsed it and forwarded it to the ad-
iutant general who has now accepted
GOVERNOI'I HORII CUAIIDVC-
Resolution Mauls. an Appropriation
Windmill.
B“. filth.“
traveling. For the opening perforat- .
“The Magic V
it will be remembered that in the .
Vstfgxmrdm (lied
hope of recover vanish Hearing
“of some vandal-fill camgaloctizd by
ingmgivenbeforethalet.
leiVI'ti oh- mu
3mm,“ slam menus!
on AIM?“ u“ I
Offers Timely Lenten Suggestions!
"The highest qualities It the low“ prices" is the motto
never lost sight oi by our Grocery apartment. Theiluih
1 .
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of which is most apparent in the following Items: — ,
inI‘i‘él'oI‘;M'. I: but. i Ill. ”humans. all 1:?6 (:9?Vllfllfi— “fighiw
M. 0.: oz. min i . in. I !€0V or: on: y:
.. lowest (silt. 5;
“LION—snark- lea! H“ unlus .I—Goldtahcl 1amounts so A .
tail can. 17.41101; " 95 i-l will”. tin. "or maklu Yang‘s god Vl ’
“n" ""' m ' [c.z do». tins ...... ' iixll (‘odils Vvaii; Vail:
gIno aua'a'i'u casinos " ' ' .2 . ... ' '.
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”rid i. cant... I lama-ll liii.1‘°.1 60' IONIBIMI neonatal
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choice [.4 tin ‘ 10 lulciVy boneless. l lb. ‘5Cl ROI} II lull. '
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Canard Vegetables «test Qualities—Low may! . V I
Totia'rmcsmeuai aund. LIMA 1mm heath L'i Il'lhAt'llRit mu m VIM—V!
..illusl Jcnei (Vaulting. i‘ WVJluigk‘ Mill'- beans: '1 lb. cub, ml. 012')“an Qi-‘J lb
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Black Dress
Phenomenal Values. Newest Weaver.
in this variety will he foandt
52 inch 611- wool CHEVIOT. spongtd and shrunk.
iced to war.
“:33: $33 illS'l'RAvi. ETAHlNE.
canvasll . . .
“MG.
45- inch aii- wool in] IN
45-inch silkdiolziill Wm A CLOTH.
43 inch ail-1mm
Real value 75: "a yard. at
51inch Ali- Wool Twilltil Back Silk and wool imported CREPE 3F.
BROADCLOTH, with an elegant PARS, worthSiJS a yd.
satin finish.
ii-lncil lied Ail- Wool ran ...ZMI- 'wool French VOILE, worth 61.50
cess C.RP.P ayd.
ladle Wool ratio VOILE: This is an catctdingly attractive 6i-
ch id .trisr In W Itring. for a... two fabrics are up.
mmbNI-WW’ CW” “‘5‘ a at most mu: m sea.
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Real Value Real st. ‘
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HARTFORD RAILROADV.
rma rants.
in effect baseman 21.1002.
Uri-l Bonwaut roa
v.0m1
lit—is: 40x 5: 06x 6: 66:. 6.11
0.55. 7:13 7:.‘52 anti 02.06: 0:26:
9:10.10 six; 10:60 11:85:. .
Wilda. has announc-
ed tht the 0x inntions for statul
teachers for certificates will be held
at the odlce of the state Ward in lilo
lspltol on the last Fridhy and stimulus
if each month. Special examinations.
will be arranged for any town at the LEAVE 0V0“
request of the school ofhclals. ’
The law now provides that I state V
certificate shall be accepted in place
of the examination by local oincera.
causes a weak body and invites dis- 9 ‘3‘
case. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure euros and
otrongthma the stomach. and wards
off and overcomes disease. .I. B. 'i‘aVy
lot: a prominent mercilIni. of‘Chrida
man. Tex“ says: 'l could not eat be-
cause of I we'd]: stomach. i lost all .
strength and run ‘down in weight. All
that money could do was done. but 'ali
10:1
LEAVE law Your: son courts
WALK
«A. ll.--l8: "08!.
8:001, 8:08. 9:005' “'08:, 10:90.
11:00::it 11.03.
P- *1‘1801," “Egg!
mammalian;
a: V‘tox 71.In‘%.630
V: “’1'“?th 7&0.“ .8.
. Rod-phi
V. representative am dologpie in so".
‘ '66va states. an that u
‘ York on Saturday.
’ci'eth Window Shades. with
Mail towns require a state cortincaie. ' - V .
Ony JInuaryi 780 teachers' certifi- “36x“ 4.:V161752‘663“ 240 85.8%; :V: g: i
cat/as had been issued or renewed by V6. '66s. 7: 65:. 8: 00 ‘ '
the state board l ' r mtg: .
a wjgx you“... .1; M.-12: 10;. 6 ms 6: 66:. a: 06V.
P'o V'.lt-V-s:aox’. 0:.» 5:52.71”.
0:00. 6- 00. 7:00. I
V 11.. “‘I’V ‘ .- ‘ ’"
Vw‘A ““ ‘ {firhl‘ i _ I
Mil; it!" a“
ulnar I ($91”ng d! lut’rtlilmgvmi
nocticut. One is to pl} rcliaao “"5
railroad scales for the naval oVItatlqu
at New modes. to It ”.00
The most imperial lion: oto in
state. however. la the propwtion to in
crease the number of oadots to and
groans
for two mhlabipm for each sonata
"0:; instead of one aha 011leid ii.“ in!
Iur or provid that t a can
int splash “I llama 330th
ii ta aslh bandage” Vned .aby ”$1
sec tary all e hairy.w Iii‘Iii l
null;e distribute the inc 0' among Wthe
grainy eacb'
aenItOr. representativo‘ d deiagbtn
‘may recommend for appointment dual
lag each congress one Mliilhiliilll‘lc'
The department is to notify ouch seam
tor and representative in soon aft
the fifth or March as poulbiepf pfany
vacancy that may existfrnln their diI-i
lricls. Whether Connecticut will ge‘i
any additional cadotath car or ad!
under this pr9vlai0I is not own. anti
will not lu- until after March 5.
The amendment VrelatiVo to trauma,
rlne bouts raised units a discussion
and Mr. illll who very much Interest’
ed on amount of the bake bloat. Cap-
tain Lakc is expected almost any time
.4
Ac yet he has
not been heard from here. There will
not be. any legislation this session.
llowcvcr. favorable to submarine
boats. ’
Don’t Be
Hooliwiaitad
into paying high prices for Wall Paper
We have the. most elegant do“!!! 0!
wall paper at the most reasonable
price you ever heard ill.
lip Will Farah! P0601.
hang it. and do all work neon-Irv
without Inconvenlance to you, and your
the dimensions we. will tell you what
it will cost.
Picture Framerim‘a Window Iliad”
made to order. ‘
PAINTBBB’ BUPPLI-BB.
Ili‘risrs' Manama.
actors and other things that
artists on.
SPECIAL.
2:- .White Curtain Poles with Fix-
3:-
fringe. 25c.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Decorating.
L.H.,D‘.feoker
Telephone Connections.- ‘
87 Washington Street.
South Norwaik. ' , Conn.
Hair Final; our
This can be prevented by I system-
Itic use of , . .
manners: liars sacrum
AND catapult" cons.
For sale at harbors and all drug
stores. '
Mulls”,
noasar VII. mm
navrli academy. This motion provldoq l
with his boat which sailed from New ‘ '
bill will be reasonable. too. Civo its .
TM” RAVI “W
The open pro play and spit
love my in our I“ tile more
practical cook stove. .
Then moddl'l ingenuity gave
“8
I
rill: on IANOI "
and lair-00d hl‘obsn drudgery in- V
to comfort and convenience. l
000 la the cheapest and and
easily managed of all fuels, pro- '
vided care Ill given to its use;
A good Gas Stove will counting }
lag the time for care and lack“;
of dust. coal one third loss than l
coal.
7
PRICE ”.76 UP.
Connections free.
A postal brings our reproachta-i
tlve.
Conn. Ralfqp'yand
narrator-amy-
ARE .YOU LOOKING FOR.
A BETTER POSITION?
, Are you able to accept one? A
better position—oil’s wrlli greater
opportunities, may necessarily
have to be accepted ates few doi—
lars per week less salary. Have
you :1 Savings Bank account
which will bridge over this defi-
cicncyV until fyV'ou have plovcll your
worth and Ivc secured the dc-
sircd increase? Mon in the
hank' is of tremendous rta'nce.
‘ Why not stIrt an account 013w
and right here? Think it over
and act.
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWNALVK SAVENGS
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unleashes Building.
Soii'ih Nolulik
Trust Compton.
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SI VVINOS Dflflkfllm
SIFZV' DEPOSIT Dull-1'3.
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Whenyou make your will remember
this company is an executor you can
depend upon. its life is perpetual. It .
is always open for business. and “my
to serve.
SOLID HUD SUWFUL.
Bill] Nulloual Billii
600111 Normans. cdlirl.‘
Capital. 3100.000
till-III I‘m “033
Norwalk Chronicler