westwsru of new
to rstprn to data.
rewrites: a to' on
. . _ ‘ en
W ”O m to upon the program.
l mil).
‘ . is the direction
. , the command
”I!“ not been sent
to rdoonnoiter.
a! fact Captain
codes
the detachment.
munptmtbe total
mum's party. with the
".6! y not. who have arrived
: Won
to is to themllnot that
rallied: after
momma seven
W! of (Sunburn. where
by a very strong tom
ill) the on 1'3
gm en y but! be
We modulo? when he
gm.“ shat-god with bay-
has of do: {Jobbe’s
its bozo! some distance in
cat many own it»
dull}!!! lined!- were
by the persona
' thd enemy's infantry oven
, theorists and annihilated
. titan shove merit oped. "
disulllgw with a list at tho
‘ missing, and no
Jn. ectbm", namely, Col.
Captains Johnston,
orrls sud Multin-
Mills Tndldn Medical stem
' 4’ men of the her
324 men of the African
M tell from (ion. .
" ,y on hearing of
or Owl. Piuulrett, started for
.460 man, says further
Melted him from Got.
“the latter with iiiio
plug with plenty of
police and four day' s water
athouaand canals and
e can withdraw tron:
windowithaut assistance be-
”Wm” is thick and the sol
seem likely to scion the
added: “1 march again
”hm“ ilh‘li‘” h.
extrication of Col. Cob-
“We.
.. 'rnat'ch to Gunt-
~ iy. liblllflllflku
Advance against the
to improve at
Mr. Blanchard spoke briefly regard
ing the ham 0' like city. We said
that they might be improved upon
particularly the high school. by length-
’ ‘ Ge!- ening the Deriod all study another poor
of the Brim
or by lncrcoai‘ng this number or stud
loo now pursued.
wondered why it was that n city or
20000 inhabitants should ho no lnr ho
hind what it should be in school mat.
tors.
“There has been a. spirit which has:
been holding us hock.
”The program this year is dlflornnt‘
somewhat from those, which we have
bed in years past. We hsve lormerly
imported some “big gun" to make the
address but now we haveuiccided to
have local men comprise the talent
i do not know
what. the gentlemen on the program
are going to any. but. believe that they
can be trusted and hope that when
they have finished you will know whet
thigh have sold."
a first number on the program, a
selection by the Twin City Orchestra.
was then rendered with sppiausc at its
close. _
lev. Edward Cunningham. pastor at
thé East Avenue Methodist Church or
East Norwaik than pronounced the in
oi. vocation, which was very allotment sud
prayerlul
William M. Apporson. the basso,
t ssng in a most sstcrful way.
The Toreador's rm g lie was
accompanied on the piano by lire.
[tiny Wood Sims. The rendition of
this beautiful song was received with
stilvovt of applause and Mr. Apperson
was compelled to respond with an on
core. To sang n pretty little pioco
entitled Violets“ composed by Wood-
ward, This want all» vociloronaly op.
plauded.
Secretary flinnchard then introduc-
ed not. Poul Moore Strnyor. pastor of
the with Norwallt Congregational
Church
Mr Strayor said in part: "You have
four .. .i‘e guns here this evening and
there is no telling who Is to be hit but
we are limited to ton minutes each
the
no sl 9! the mo desire of div
cryone in this busy melting world to
achieve success. "m" be said
are content to achieve .coss by tek-
lhg A short cut to it. , lien are apt.
to regard success as more financial
success. but it is far better to (all than
to succeed at too small n price. Wt
should doom success the giving to the
world a line type oi manhood and a
’1 must
caution you against the mordesire to
Young people most
beautiful type of womanhood.
be successful.
have eapoflcucc in this world and c:
mm. is not the big. bright head-
gbt on the front oi the train but
rather the dingy light on the rear car
The brute teams by instinct alone
the foot by experience and the wine
2 counsel you
man bycobeervatlon.
to learn by observation.
" 'liciicve in yourselves.
people the dilflculty is that they think
too tightly at themselves. i
seen a young mail makes little idol
of himself and it has reminded me 01
the lsraeiitea who bowed down and
worshipped a guide
instance this call as not 0! gold. Un-
less you believe in yourselves. who
else will? flow can you expect otb
era to respect you unless you respect!
You must think your
own thoughts. you must decide your
own questions at right and“: wrong.
yourselves.
you must make your life the beet and
strongest that a man and a women can.
"i counsel you to lists in God.
for a Christian chat-act
valuation. It is better to have a char
act’er than to have a reputation.
think
der the ssarchllght of public opinion.
but character is what a Iran is is the
nChristian character is winning
dark.
mquale
today. A flat-ward
ms. unit The “ventured
"How blush one as life with the
fouling t t the wori owes him some
things viug for instance it is not
so You
a life to
T
of "b: Resolve”
we the world aomtlli
0:10?!“
and reflected
lary's Church was
tilted filth-en was“
printed us fall below:
carnal: o'bbttnpws s ‘ ‘
. humour-octet...
ns-mammuim
trim“?
lie uniri that he
milieu you will he flblt' to stand ‘
With many
hive
call. bill. In thld
. ll” I Milk“.
a
rye-outs on is what your fellow men
on are when they see you un-
on. unless it was captained
by s man with a Christian character.
”I
the Almighty
next number was the tradition
bf Miss Grace Adams.
it was well relieved by the audience
[mat credit upon lilac
Adama' sbilltiss as a vocalist. 8::
us"
lifig r'udbsr II
“on ‘
Day of dprlug" Iwhich was equal-
was and "W. Wastes who «4,3,. .
i...
mean Huron
stand sionfilm would suggest another.
one that will in also-me exalt it.
1.. «mm who: be you
Marts." in Lille’s great humanoid
there is place (or every upright. not
noble soul. We have Ionptnrel and!»
ority tor the statement that tile is a}
warfare end mry’
should he not only rm. but. “hit
this French linyard without reproweil.
What the world of the twentieth cm
titry bonds as never before. is men and
women of unswevvlng integrity uni»
Nadia”! may.
bio, just; man and women who nrrupw
lonely recognise the rights oi other: ' ‘
and who stand squarely on the plat
torn: of the Golden Roll: To pub one.
well throtigh lids to success regardless
of others or ladlllorent as to their
means employed. is not looking up
word. it is not lilting up our
hearts. The end does not now. nor
has it ever. justified the moons. To
attain success in lilo is pralscworl y.
alsodabic ambition, but to mike
success the great aim qt liters all
to commie flll'l Ilghedt hm ‘
and noblest aspirations to it. in limb
it as our hearts' idol to make it our
religion whose creed we Mason from
women
the Musetops is unworthy of us asin the.’
chlldrenot God wbowers createdaiit
tic lose titan the angels and who”
destiny is something higher than my
terisl success, no out» how stealth
honorable it is an atom to will
ly tho eternal decree of ad is our
regard. i believe and limb minim
that we should all strive in every
iterate. honorable way to ranch the
topmost mug of the ladder of success;
but i do not helices that s rational
being such as man is. a being created
in the image sad likeness or God and
whose soul is valued at the turner“
dour price oi the Blood 0! Christ.
should squander the precious years (ii
a lilo-veers (or which he will be held
to s strict nocountahllily—in the soiew
endeavor to build up a splendid evil
lice of temporal success. lormtlul of
the stern (not that the present is only
a probationary existence. Multilateral
to that beyond the grave.
in tho feverish basic. in the that!
rush to schism success ln.a brie! por-
od men sometimes are apt to target——
many have actually forgotten—«ht:
surpassing teachings of the Deunloguo.
The] have placed those eternal pre-
cepts behind them. banished them
lrotn sight as meddlosomo intmders,
instead of carrying them bolero Is a
light in their (net. Character is no
rillcsd though reputation is tor it
time preserved. Better a thousand
times to go through his with modcr
sic menus. but honestly and with cbsr-
scter unblemished. than to amass a
lortuue by means that will not bear
scrutiny Better be truthful and hon-
est and upright and fail than to sue-
ceed by tarnishing our character by
falsehood di honesty and deceit. The
individual w
shady tactics. by dishonesty, and by-
pocrlsy, may bask in its sunshine for
a while but like murder. dishonesty
will out The smiles of the goddess
Fortune may attend him even through
lilo. lie may dcsccnd to the very por
tale 0! the tooth giving no sign of the
remorse that is eating sway his hearim
ills closest associates do not know
that he would gladly surrender his
wealth or renown. it again he could
taste the streets of a clear conscience.
if the record at certain transactions
could be: blotted from memory. But.
apparently, all is well with him. it
remains lor the grave to disclose the
secrets of his lilo
vealed many secrets supposed to hate
been buried lrmn human sight. it will
continue its revelations lust as lung
embrace.
mm Toiho honoroiAM'schild-
run. belt said. itiathcmhsm'
session clthe vast maturityctour
m “mu
’m» WNW.
min-tennis».
and attic. They' tilts a lie as that
item the father”! lies himaeil: they;
hootrhuumwd ..
. .
drink."“" "‘cllW‘ the
«um comm will"!!! was ‘ .
out it“!!! In“. thus" ’6!”
(roles at this court at the treat fling
Strict Iii basins their debts. tn
to bws‘ annotate adults;l
.gdor “Willey live w?
Mr ..
Til.
f fly
trmhisl. charlie «'
(bother
“it” hippies-m who lavcred with
a»
wine success in life by
The grave has rs-
have
as charactcrless men go time to its
Character is the great do.
sideraturn, the pressing need of the
hour, a priceless treasure, the attest
and strongest. the securost capitol at
as devotedly. attach-
, ‘ ”w to the local question.
:Wi
who unneeded-o it both in cum
2“,"
uthsdcgwas
end. but it was growling at
2mm fermion ”fiasco inc and a donkey!‘
own" ‘I ‘ consign“. Nil Mke died
with us we are all donkeys
-. , " lonth 1‘0““ka
weave"
M
" ‘ ’lnl Chuurch m flwmmfle
‘ m' “va
trouble with some is that
td‘ll- atom.
m WW oi Tile;
lny humerus world at whom
portrait ot use would curve tor
' ct bis-sun.
.. . mic stand
t ye- Mm rhino; new
.‘ whose worth is only
firings-R clay I’ll! We "to
dean um whdt lass'ly
' t" or com teachings.
which alone can produce true great-
item. tron morality. true manhood.
The '1": Orchestra rendered
wblcll was fancied
1W5 Song. tlflt master-
piece from “Rubi-hoodf' it but stilt.
all hip voice and was sung in a telling
me we expression and inter-
are: tilt oi the piano was without
lid best "or heard ill The Nor-
walks- The sidlr fence showed its up
pres-intuit: and applauded to the echo
in an encore with' sue
”if! "
liar. George D. Egbert pastor of the
:ir Congregational Church of Not
was the next speaker, His
speech was in an may yet brilliant
vein , showed his ability as an ex-
mvdulzw“ orator. lie was tre-
cueatiy interrupted with applause.
its said in part: "i am in a den-
gorms positionxtouigbt for a law days
no t umpired a baseball game. Since
then i hate not dsrod venture below
the armory without being armed and
iwiahtoatatethatiam armed to
night with an old somon which it it
docs not curiae immediate death will
do so mummy."
Regarding the building of a new
high school Ilr. Egbert spoke strong-
ly. lie said that one at the main ob
idols of a high about was to fit a
young than fr: college. Hr.- wns not
quit» sure than it Is the duty at a com-
munity to tarnish a college education
fovsyouagmauaeladatelnaosne
pierce, but the aim should be to give.
him an opportunity for a preparation
{or a college education and give
enough education to teach that there
are many things (or which hit should
reach out to map. "i have heard the
question asked whether or not a High
School cdusctlon is good for a young
man who is going out to earn his Ilv
log. The education which served you
old man and you old lady. will not
stlrvn the boy of today. for we movo
more quickly now than we did twenty-
ilvc years aka A boy who has not a
high school education is foerfully
bsndicappcd. if he goes into business
without knowing what branches of
business arc open to him There is
a great demand for practical men who
are bright. There is a high price on
in i do not mean brain in cm
ball but u trainedsiérain. Mun whit!
final: as has hwab, the pres-
dent”!!! the stool trust. drawing 3890.
000 a year. must be cultured in 0th
‘6‘:- wiys. too. brain he! s boomercisi
vsisc. , tinder the direction at mores.
are lurchcmlbtry, a nine months pig
become as large as an eighteen
tombs pig was formerly The idcsl
lug; achooi- means the high snhti‘ol
h «11th the hands as welins
l“ m. “Eunice-shutout do not .i'bah
rs n notice int n Sindhi!!!
school has on bringing luv tors herit.
‘ "i am on the Mastery much in
it re-
minds the of the story of the my
who entercda yard, and on seeing a
beat. a hasty retreat.
his mother what he ran «lot.
his tail. he
at one
0 other.
i a- II} the :fldflpglltlan u the tramp“
tapering orw are you ever)
heard the conundrum. 'aWhat' the tilt.
replied that it was weal
,. ‘ stallatlon or m. idealism. is um um.
. William
tot" musical suit
‘ dbnllohctllntlflm
The Twinclt
WM sol at
bleachers introduced new. My
ampules rector M m
“in another marry, one o! the
mother countries. than is be
ed a bitter controversy rear
beeping separate or or; median sad to»
liglon. and the relation at “comm '
to the school. two-char IN“ 0!
the. would snv it they could look into 3
Music Hall. in South Norwal’ll. tonight. '
and see tour clerical wolves with their .
pawn in the High school pic. Tiara
must. be included in every urination "
ropreucmtatlveu oi the guest church
idea may be mild to represent ideal-
ism. Wt“ muat have more idealism.
more high purpose a higher
lion at life
thing that it Is the best yet.
are too many young am who are a
little tough. and too many young wows- ,
an who lack the noble conception at
to.
too cheap.
more reclined that idealism is W
nary for a fall,
Thorn should be more WNW
and outside the schools The spirit of
reverence is lacking at times."
Mr. Humphrios spoke somewhat fur-
ther in an eloquent. way. and than.
with a low words of advice to the,
graduates, promoted them. with the:
diplomas which are the passports into
the real and earnest lilo of!” great
world.
The Twin City Orchestra furnish-
ed another selection. after which the ,
benediction was WWW by Rev.
Edward Cunningham, and the nudi-
zncc and graduates departed for their
omen.
, A for: words: of praise must he laid
for the stage omnibus, which were
very artistic They comprised princi-
pally graceful palms. disposed across
the front of the stage and around the
orchestra. At the of the atagd was
a large hanuori bed with the class
motto. “Stamper Parntus" (Alwan
Ready.)
The ushers wore Howard Baker,
Hillard fiturtcvant. Edgar Kendall,
freeman Light, George Decker. Frank
Flinn. Louis Von 0st. and Emerson
Ayers.
The excellent lettering oi pupils'
names on the diplomas was done by
Samuel W. Hoyt. City. Engineer.
The gonorll arrangements. seaiiu .
ushering and pinning tor all the
arrangcmcuut was under charge of W
(3. Poole and every thins mourned
without a hitch.
iNFLAMMATOIY lHEUldATidld
curing.
William Shaffer. n brskcman oi'
Dennison. Ohio. vies confined to his
bed tor several weeks with lnlamms—
tory rheumatism. “i used many rente-
dies." he says. “Finally i sent to
llcCaw‘s drug store for s bottle of
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. at which
time i was unable to use hand or loot.
and in one week's time was shit: to go
to work as happy as a clam." if
troubled with rheumatism give Pain
Balm a trial Ono application relieves
the pain For sale by Simeon Powell
Corporation F. ii. Baxter and Clifford
Pharmacy
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued April 21.
1903. List furnished from once of A.
M. Wooster solicitor of patents
Bridgoport, Conn:
William F. Cooper Bridgeport, strilr
ing mechanism for automatic piano-
players.
Simon Lake. Bridgeport. submarine
bout.
Thomas H Mudonnid} Bridgeport.
speed~regulator and stop mechanism.
William H Arthur. Stamford. rail.
block. ‘
Bernard D. Druen. New Haven. polo
What. .
[atria C. Knoll: and 0. Wlilmauuovro
sky. New naveh. curtain ilxture.
Warm: J. neither. Hartford. bicycle
Hart N. “To H rilotd. hii
’ De. 9 vi! (3 9-
John C. Ernst, Anatolia. linger nail
clibpcr.
Winfield B. Huson,‘ Derby: bed more
meat tor printing presses.
T. Cooper, Madden. bellows
. ; ucumstlc devices.
Charles n. Go! schmidt, Waterbury
huttouboie shears.
Charles H. Goodwin. Waterbury. fuo
“gig in. Paliuér. Hiddlelown. seine.
Doolittle. Wellington, steam
engine.
Samuel E. Dart, South himchester,
machine for glancing paper or leather.
W. Case. Highland Park
ddiildi steam-turbine. Trade Ilarks:
“9M“. . $1500., Waterbury. bum, F
.. ,. Utilize“ A emit” sweep.
runes ins-nae sot-e a.
WWII“: “9021!: all baa entree rill c:-
arrest-t institution's
thebestilb'
WWW
m .
cm
We must not think that:
because we can write 1963 after it?”
There:
They are apt to hold Maldives ‘
it is becoming more and
rounded character
¢~
' recognized
.mwh
public morally that DeWitts Witch ‘
market. that is made from thepuro
adultersted
Witch Hazel Shire has cured
broughtér outmy
to. fit:
consistent; .
2:
mam-um
Finding out what you don't nded and
doing without it is the definition oi
economy,
For liver troubles and constipation
There‘s nothing better in creation
Then Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills
They always client a cure and save
doctor bills. .
Little Early Rlsbrs are different
from all other 11111:.wa do not w
on the system but set as a tonic to he
tissues by arousing the secretions and
restoring the liver to the full periorm-
soon at its functions naturally. Gill-
lord Pharmacy.
-—-—-—-
Health is contagious the same as dls~
case. Let us expose ourselves to
health. .
UNCLE REUBEN'S OPiNlON.
"They may say what they please. but
listen—bear me; We taken nil kinds
at l ives, purgativec sad cathartics
butw en itcomesio clematis“
and pleasant to take. mild and gentle
in its action. and that makes ottoman!
an extra slice or begun for breakfast.
Just give me Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. and you may have
all the laxative syrups. dyspepsia med-
icines and pills little or big. there is
in the country. Thom Tablets surely
do make one feel ioyful” For sale
by Stillson P well Corporation. r. H.
Baxter and C! out Pharmacy. ”
Woman can stand a great deal. said
the fellow who got in the car seat ill-st.
a , r
W...%
W
New York has n policeman unmed
Mny. He ougbttobeagcod copper
DUE NOTICE i8 SERVED.
Due notice is hereby our!
HaulBalvolstheunlysalveunthc
. pure. It;
Dthitt's
thousands
iitilorth'st would not yield in
ertmtment andthis facthaa “
mwortltleaa counter-
.wuen. thui‘m'”
appointed
witch halal.
Gum
We still carry the same line at [an
l'or years We
‘lngb 'wueei
into: said the m
Bearing View
Mowers. proemlueutly the best mule. ‘
We also have the old style, reliable.
stand by Mom-rs.
GRANITE STATE, IDEAL AND
These we have always had in stock
for the last. sixteen yearn. and war-
rant every one of them.
COMSTOCX,
WATXI NS
8v DOW,
112 WASHIIQGTON STREET,
OOUTfi NORWALK.
liililtloclrood hit
1 “Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
The price 0! coal having dropped we
as usual are the first to give our pa-
trons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our Lough Coal
because we know it will be mum»
tory. You can‘t beat. our coal or our
Better buy now while its cheapest.
living Looltjtui & 0t.
#80 NORWAIT‘K.
Blanch Oiled 2 So. “sin 8!.
Gill 81-5-
122 WATER ST.
THINK IT
OVER
We have ‘ about -' titty use
RANGES on hand, which we will
sell at the lame price as last
year or 89.75 and $12.75 each;
connected “'00.
After this link is depleted.
prices will be Wed 82 do.
Don't conich around after these
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late.
Norwalk Chronicler