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‘ Wire": in
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”'"lliitanaa tor Tm.
WHOLE“ a. [mi 0:35 p. to.
critics, 5:56 a. on; sets. 6:18 p. in.
, T ma scurisai. 'rsLaeHous
‘ . cam
, disar'a Residence.
mum otau. '
‘_ ,c-Cdltorlal loom. ’
up ”ii—Iranian Office, Nol'walk.
”taowiuo THE eaoauu.
.- Wag of the wholesale immigra-
hich has come to New England
to, and is still settling here in in-
. numbers, tin-shown by the
of Rev. Joel 8. Ives some days
the New Haven Register coili-
. I as follows:
The character of this new class of
Motion. as Mr. Ives distinctly
“$4"? out, does not make them at all
. fable addition to otlr popttlatlott.
'~ gives says truly that previous to 10
3,,” ago the bulk or our immigration
“7;. 8mm northern Europe. from such
”a races as the Germans, Swedes.
, tans, Danes, Swiss. Scotch and
‘ ‘These people were rapidly ab
.. in our population. They were
or loss of our own original stock,
were naturally transformed into
can citizens. But we can hardly
be same of the latest class of New
» itd,Inlnllgration. For some reason
hbr the pendulum has swuns
t and instead of the sturdy nortlt~
‘ ropeans we' are now receiving
I of sotttherners. The problem
. i ~aces't'.‘onuccticat, as it faces Mas-
_Uletts and Rhodc island is, what
Fttpglqiwlih thlswnew and loiwer
”of people? , he Latins, Slavs
,fiuni'are etltnologlcaliy of an en-
“ different sort from the Cells and
p I .-’l‘heyi come from districts
; share peculiarly foreign to Ameri-
JInstitutions. They flock to these
” all to escape poverty and oppres-
f‘at‘home, but come here unable to
may the essentials of ottr own clvlll~
“(1011"an they dome in such niiinbet's
to, hasten a swampiug of out' cities
(I hmll districts."
‘ ‘ 9 question has already been set-
tlr -invthe minds of the local branch
' e Ddughters of the Revolution and
eady a campaign of education has
begun by them which promises
, ',‘ AG" CHURCH-
Iaobr WamaruAmu lot-lg. of in-
ure Contact.
Palm Sunday-ileiebrstion of ill.
Holy Communion at it o‘clock; Morn~'
lug prayer anti sermon at l0:30; Bun-
day school at l8; eroding prayer anil‘
sermon at 1:80. ‘
Nonday—Wprayer at 10: cr-
aniu m 1‘: ) .
Timmy-Jew: prayer at l0; ev-
«ulna prayer at 4:80.
. Wednesday—«Morning prayer at to:
evening prayer at 7:80.
Malindy Thursday—Morning prayer
at to: celebration of the Holy Commu-
nion at 7:30 in the averting.
(lood Friday—Morning prayer at
iii; three hours’ devotion. til-ii: even-
ing prayer at 4:30.
Silent Haturday-—Mornin prayer at
it): evening prayer and ban ism at 4.
.—
MEN'O CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLO...
i
The subject last Sunday was Tolstoi.
Mr. Swartz made an interesting intro-
ductory address alltl a general discus-i
sion followed. Owing to the absence'
of Mr. Vosbtlrgh from town, the alib-
iect he was to have discussed has been
adjourned to a later date, dtie an-
nouncement of which will be made on
the pmgram for the coming quarter.
Tomorrow the subject will be “The Y.
M. C. A.” No provision has been made
for an introductory address, but it is
expected that each member will be pre
pared to occupy. at least‘ilve minutes of
the time. The complete program for
next quarter ,will be announced tomor- I
row. All are cordially Invited to these i
mecilngs'wblch are held every Sunday
noon in the South Not-walk Cotigrcga~
tionni Church.
OYAL
Baking PoWdcr
Made: 1/1? [001/ more tribe/erome, am/ more
nut/‘i'ti'om' to. bat!) brain and muscle.
I have given the Training Table
to the "Cornell University for five
years very satisfactorily, and am
Easter balm so '
certain that much of the success i
has depended upon the quality of I S“\\s‘
articles used. In baking powder, 38“.“? ed Sackexs‘ A7
I use the Royal, for it is undoubt-
edly the best."~ I have occasionally _
Sonar alt.
'Drsss Skirts,
given others a trial, and have dem-
onstrated to my satisfaction that
there is but one always reliable,
\D k“ Sk' t
at mo, it s,
S "\D ' \
ttk ms 8, .
SI. \Ds’ sis
-«A cyclone caused widespread ruin who is charged wltlt complicity in the WILKRSBARRE, Pa. March 26.-—A ‘
IIWOUKMM "115 island March 31 “Till theft of brass scrap from the factory «sue fell down the shaft of the Dor-
always making perfect, deltcmus
0‘) doing an enormous amount of dam of Lander. Frary & Clark in New Brit~ l rnnce Colliery at noon today. Sever. .
and wholesome food, —— The Old
Reliable “Royal." '
ill-”e. Twenty-four persons are known um, um do three ot or men sretlow to men are rcpm‘Ict stilt-ti. o 3 ' ‘
“ serving sdntiinces, spilleared in [he pu-i I '-—‘ “\sses ‘ Q“\\d* B“ s a“d
‘
Sui ants Sermons.
/ "ff-“if”
”'5 4
4
'§
Tomorrow appropriate services will
be held in celebration and observance‘
of Palm Sunday. Rev. W. w. T. lion-i
can will deliver a sermon in the mom ;
iug on, ‘_‘Thc ‘Annointlng at Bethatly.”i
The Sunday school session immediate]
iy at the close of the morning service. .
the men's Bible class colitlltctcil by the
pastor meets in the main church. The
early evening service in charge of the
Epworth league will be led by Holly;
B. Slauson, topic. “Messages from the
Mission Fields." The evening scr- ‘
molt topic will be, "Entering .lr‘l‘ilt‘tfl‘
lent or the City for Jesus Christ. Spec .
lal music appropriate to the day will ' ‘
be rendered by the full choir.
Finer METHODIST CHURCH. ‘
i
.- ' MJUNIZrDEALER UNDER BONDS. F i CAGE FALLS IN COAL MINE.
CYCLONE KILLED MANY PEOPh§., HARTF‘ORI)_ March zit—Harris Several Mon Reported Killed In Dor-
PORT LOUIS. Mllll‘lllllfl. Mil-r011 ml hapadles. a New Haven junk denier.‘ ranco Colliery, This Noon.
CAMaRiDGE WON FIELD SPORTS.
LONDON. March 26.——Cambridge
(Mrs) Amelia Morey Atkins.
1bring about great results if the
to be killed and thousands are without '
lit-e court today. He entered a plea of,
s and interest are sufllcient to keep .
food or shelter. Crops, houses, liritig-
not guilty, and at the request of his}
. b‘“ rolling. The answer to the es and telegraph lines were destrOyed.
attorney. the hearing was adjourned'essllrwon the Oxford-Cambridgeiuter-
“SW3" lean fresh hams 12%8 Ill-itintll next Saturday, Lapadies being university field sports at the Queen's
Hayes- held under his former bond of $5,000. Club grounds here this afternoon.
question is comprised in one wortl—ed- __________ l
nation. ‘
.- gsiabllsh libraries consisting of'
,lts of a wholesome character in -.-..-.-. _ -- ..
English and the native tongueof ' . w -«-A - .. -- --_-. » ~ —
,our immigrants and arrange to have
educational lectures for ihent in their 611‘ AVE . 21538: 2210 STREETS
{Nil tongue.
Whlish night schools for the pur-
pospfolieachingiha. English language,
I'titl~ the‘wlutiet'i dl citizenship and in a
few years the problem will be solved.
South Norwailt is to have two of
these libraries, one of Hungarian
limits and the other ltalian. These
ill!" be placed where they will do the
mat. good, namely, in the parts of the
ty'v'V-vthere the foreign population is
«fleet. One lecture on American
history has already been delivered
to the Italians. Tile lecturer was
it Luigi Rovers, of the Metropoli-
lnseum .of‘hrt, and secretary of
mmlsslon tor the United States
anmtkipalxxposition of Mod-
, Decorative“ Art at Turin. The ice» '
its“ livery well received and thougl.
" lidokh pithe library have not'a's yet
loaned, there has been a remariuu
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You are cordially invited to attend this opening—wander around'and look. price and
ask questions—our salespeople will give you any information regarding up-to-date Tailoring,
Fabrics. Lining. etc. Every detail is looked into, no matter how small. hence we have without
exception the BEST AND MOST STYLISH 'ASSORTMENT OF LADIES.‘ MISSES' AND
CHILDREN’S GARMENTS TO BE FOUND IN CONNECTICUT.
NEW ?
' YORK
NEW
YORK
DRY GOODS co.
It Starts Next Monday! The Annual ,Sale of
Holland Rose Bushes, Plants and Bulbs
‘: At a Quarter to a Fifth What Florists Charge.
Fitty thousand hardy Rese Bushes from Holland. with fully as many Plants and
Bulbs, term the complement of tricgreat annual sale which begins Monday. So far
"as our judgment goes. it is to be the greatest event of its kind ever held hereabouts.
We have never before had such splendid Bushes and Plants. They ha"
been grown and nurtured with great care—as hardy as the hardiost W3“-
Comc to the opening to morrow: you'll find more goods and interesting wearablcs than
we could write about in a week.
.,
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CALL 58-2.
Seym’o r’sStore
minim. for them.
e Italic should issue a‘uumber of
nod .wiih books In the English
~- and a liberal appropriation
r.
l
Wis
" and operated systematically:
problem ‘of the ignorant torelgn-
”a simple one.
. ban shim. <Maiie the public
‘V better so that they will edit-
‘ ‘ children better 'and convert
ting librllries in foreign tongues . '-
If he is ignorant, ' i
we site. supersede; reassess
the exquisite richness of the American lsc
_ They will thrive in any soil hereaoouts
5c -_ - _
_~ . Beauty‘Réiet tite*csi.‘rfit'st'ti;m'i=_mnce
c iii—iqoneral Jicquenlinot. ThinkThTi—y:
in such varieties at tSc—or 2-ior-25c.
1.4er of
'5. c
2 (or 25 2 lot 25
"Id Y“ theléform but a small onion of
iii; mifkinds’to' he‘siqf:i‘njt‘a'ls "EV. .
They m,all.rJovmomPiano—grows ii: the. hardy soilef Holland-
I With proper care
coon rumor To tn.
THE PUBLIC I
“first .‘J."::.:‘°::..‘:::i:::§ mistresssefepstm‘uengsssc mow.
.jwtticli should be adopted by SI" of “I. Pull Neyron; “13 deep “I"! 0‘ OURIFAMOUS COFFEE.
. The people buy this Coffee because of its delicious flavor and superior quality that can’t
found in other Coffee. 38c. lb. . ‘ ‘ ..
BUTTER.‘:: ~ i “‘1’ I ‘ l j its,“ 5313‘!
, For Butterithat is sweet and rosy, you cannot touch this store for quality.
EGGS. . A
Fresh Laid Eggs daily; you can depend upon them. 25c. doz.
thoroughly understand: that the most implicit reliance may be placed upon every statement
be
t
’ .le‘tu i . . “very neat to schwenveaixen (a few miles from The Hagusi. ‘ _ .
h 1' M“ “as they will blossom attain brilliantail Summer. We supply full directions with CRACKERS. _ ~ 1 d .1 f h _. .
each order—téllingf'you just what to do to obtain best results. The largest stock of Fresh. Crisp Crackers received a most at y. tom t e ovens. which Will
' tickle your palate. Try them. ‘ ' I .
. .. went a meeting for
of tour lieutenants and
., We warr at every bush and plant to be exactly .as represented. but assume
no responsibility for the success of gowing. Mail order: promptly tilled—if ac-
Busdflffkourwomm). companied Micah. Nothing sent 0. D. _ _. ,
lulu an alias E ' ~ ' American Beautyt
J . Law. ‘5th era-sas- R053 BUShCS. . - an only said aids pith
than tar/moth with:
Full line of Spinach. New Potatoes, Tomatoes. Lettuce, Cel:ry. etc.
Charles'f. Seymour. teatiltt'a Grocer. 33 West Washiiaton Street.
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Petitioner». .., ._ . , "““”‘” ' . .. ~.
”WW _______.__ , ii", Iarshall P. Wildli- , G S i . p. x
» mm - - r i . P5525“. ......... Saturday 5 . rooory poo als
. ‘Holel Cliffoi ” gr -' M W It the New York Grocery Co’s Both Stores.
.“M‘é‘u'” ”m" ‘ (”3' ““32? . sauna-int :vsavrumooow av. usiloudluuvsao SATISFACTION on monsv aaruuoso. ’
“ml“ ".‘.“ 7 “$233?" ' 'is THAT aumctur. . -* . . . ‘ ~ ,
‘- Mes-raincoat- ~ atom OUT-Til. L... ‘ Tue NATIVE soon. to roam sou. cssm csssaauts. 15c
' Gotta *- Mots insult. came as aw. .. Gathered in youatown. Nico and mild.
may» and : “up . nous. gonad SUPERLA’YIVI noun. ' eittosunv xxxx nous.
m "s a t Iag?4o.bhl.“30. . In .. . . one has. but. am. ,
iii .
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10mm (No!
We wasn't on. «Who lucky one: to wrongs coma of, tho all! water soaked flour trout the EAGLE .‘6 our:
\ w . . ~ - ' . m Wisdom: . ' Va lost Mocha and Java 60".. III. 80:. New Crop TM (III kinda). lb 45:. Pretty presents FREE
ALI. r. wrists. ma longtime. saunas autm. .‘nfip‘M'um with mud . .V. . . ..... .. , , , . . . , ‘
Hunt. lulu: bacon .- ‘ Q was omen-hi». 19°: 13 com Laundry am. 8°
chat.- [lulu treats»: Dag-WWW m m p... m 136 s cakes Ozone soap. . 15o
- .-.. -" I its too some Blast for . as
O ' “mm'm ’u. calm-t "'13.“me
., , 8° 0'99!” Milo-a “MID-t * 10°
' is: ‘ 'I ' 18¢ Threaded, outlets“. ac
~. ” - so its-v31 . . for. .M
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,gris Maples). to; $33, .. . with... m“... .. m... w... , ...
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