Speechless
tlicro would be footer [an ranges. used.
As it is the luatullntltm‘of
a GAS RANGE
o|iciln up a iloodgule of enthusiastic
praise in its. favor.
Stop worrying.
(look with gas.
lluru ltwdon‘t waste it.
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contribution,
’PHONE. 68.
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71 wa Tm STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
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FURNISHED". INSTALLED AND RE
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South Norwalk, Conn.
mooeooooueoouououm
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the proper Wall l'upod Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers in these parts. ,
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
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pcutcr's .Wall Papers.
"I
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MATERIALS.
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White Curtain Poles’with Fix-
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Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rods.
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“Shore- CutII Can Opener, cuts
(easily. No ragged edge, too.
Best Steel Parifng Knives, rec.
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I
of the CON,
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THE
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $1030.000l00
Stirpllu. ' “00.00030
Net Profits. 356300.00
Solicits accounts of individuals, man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vice-Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cslhler.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marv. II
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
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UNITED BANK BUILDING.
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, THAN EVER across.
a :3 ,u. .. ‘33.».‘W.
sense of small and completely detain
the whole system when entering
thiough the muscous surfaces. Su
artliies should never be used except
aicias .as the damage they will do is
too t id to the good you can possiby
dur'lto from them. Hull's (Initial-h
Cure manufactured J" J. Cheney
Co. olOedo. .ttoa his do inereur.
and is taken Idiomsliy. acting direc-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. in .buflns Hall's ,Cs-
tai'ih Cuio be sure you not the gen-
ubic ii is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio by l-‘. J Cheney It Co.
Testimonials flee
Sold by Drliggists.
bottle.
Take Hall a Family Pills for constl
patlon.
IIIL’L but
Prices, 75c. per
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
WONDERFUL HOW Low YOU
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we HAVE TAKEN A' 0000
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WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
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iNSiDE OR OUT.
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Capital. $1,600,000. Surplus, $185,000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
,Company at 6 per
ceiit..ie 25 per cent.
greater than if in.
3 vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 8-7 per
cent. greater than if invested a 3%
per cent.;‘and 66 32-3 per cent. greater
than it invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York snd
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAiN 81‘.
Resident Directorb. Resident Managers.
MortimerM. Lee R L. Coburn '
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@Enidcnd
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I making possible
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Paying MiiiiII
industrial Staci
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lets on application. 3
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bankers, Brokers, Fischl, Agents.
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Western New England Branch: Head on
us: antic33-35dstlliillldz.I Hartford. n.
3 Denny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 lander Blh, South Norwslk. Ct.
av.-." -..‘L.. ... ..-.-
The instill Nominal than...
(incorporated).
Daily Freight Line
. nos MILK. ..
scum was man.
and new roan.
Steamersi‘fltyof Norwalk’
and “Eagle".
Loaves New York Daily at 5 p. m.
Leaves Norwalk Daily at 5 p. in.
Freight received train 7 a m. to b p. m
s
Paopznrrowac'as
trident your RENTS
The Continental insurance 00., or
New York, will insure your rents
against. loss sustained b'y loss of rant-
all by" don‘i‘igs try firs to outwit»
NE‘l SURPLUS
The (loan Side Feel Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
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Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
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NEW YORK.
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PLUMBING AND STEAM
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H T WATER HEATING.
T AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
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Gas and Steam Fittlflgi‘ '
Fixtures, Metal Coiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Gas Etc.
llIS'TIIliT RELIEF 3133'?
l G“? MuhHWmIII-enmimn
In pylons
«one.
On churchmen cut-0' for Asthma. (Io-
lmofiltisnozd mean-sump:
3"de
“OI-f-
m‘ghlwfi. H. :n.
19 North Main st.
Residence,
TGWI’II 50W
azwans or OINTMENTS FOR ca-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN ”INCURY. .,
as mercury will surely destroy the
ii
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
3 t.‘llI(‘l‘ItlIll('i'l
. Company
’ with a receptidu and entertainment at
' théi'truck house in ROWaytpn avenue.
' filled with an appreciative audience.
‘ Village." which had a connection with
. Lill‘yv achild‘i‘
, so ill
: mun..." nun... odour Five} his!“ thus
I of u]
Failed Creamery But
‘ lei ZOtz‘lb
21 lb. Gian.SudaI $i
Reade Bits iOc pkg.
"l’oj or”. these ”’
biegk'wl stfood Gupta
4‘
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
fl,"
hi8] Allilllllll
... -. ... ......... r...
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Mrs. Ellie llaiilctt. daughtcr pf M. S.
l’iii".tilck is visiting blends in linu-
bury.
Captalu Mattnvius Dcckcr
launched his sump Alicc 0.,
been overhauled I.itely.
A iegnlur mcetlnx of tho lschodn
Club will be held at the club house.
next Tuesday cvcning.
'l‘hc sound was quite rough today
and tow of thc oyster boats ventured
out to work. as it would have been very
diilicult to haul Iilt' drcdges,
Captain Vcrlty took thc barge Loti-
isc from licrsbiicld‘s coal yard this
morning. Shc will be takcu to New
York with other bargcs during tho day.
‘aptnln Moses ll. Wilson is in l’hll-
udciphiu today,“ inspecting a steamer
them, with a view to placing it on tho
Nerwulk steamboat lluoas a passenger
boat.
The regular \vcckly class meeting.
undcr thc leadership of .lamcs L'Honi
incdicu. was held last cvrniug in the
Hunt -'\\cuuc Methodist Clinic-.h The
attendance. was good.
The steamer lottlo it, of New York.
was in the harbor this morning. load-
ing it cargo of oyster seed, which had
bccii gathered by the strainers Sylvca-
tci' and Freddie \\’. Dockoi'.
The Endeavor (Tirolc of King's
Daughters of the South Norwaik Con-
gregational Church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o’cltick. with Mrs
Milton Ellwood, l‘l Rowan strcet.3
The. big barge load of crushed stout:
for the (lily of South Norwalk, which
arrived yesterday will be uploaded as
soon as possible. 'l‘lic wcatiicr today
was so bad that “Ul'k could not bi
commcuccil.
Owing to the sci‘crc wcathm' today.
the pile drivcr, which is still blocking
the trolley tracks, was not to opera-
tion. People who were compelled to
walk a hundred yards in changing cars
did not at all liko thc idea. owing to
the rain.
The Liidics' Wet-lily \l'hist Club was
ycstcrduy afternoon, at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Wilson, in
Scnvicw avenue. 'l‘herc were four tu-
bics of whist. The first prise was won
by Mrs. (lcnrgc it. Van Alstyuc: the
second by Mrs. D, Burr Bench, and thc
consolation by Mrs. Bertha Richards
Ri,>frcsliiiients wcrc served at the choc
of playing. All enjoyed the occasion
immcnsclv.
bus
which has
ROWAYTON.
" George W. Raymond. engineer of tlic
Consolidate! Road. is making marked
improvements about his place on Ray-
mund street, West Side.
Tony Garrouic, who conducted a
store here last summer. has opened
a slinlliar place in the Vincent build-
ing in Rowayton atonin-
The yard about the liuwayton iail-
road stations have been cleaned up in
accordance with an ordei issued by the
railroad compahy. and it now pccseiits
a finer appearance.
Edward. Brotheiton rendered the
solo. "Beside Still Waters," at. the R0-
wayton Baptist church. Sunday oven-
iug. It was greatly appreciated. David
Albrecht also gave the solo, “Dream
0f3 Paradise."
Francis M. Jennings is storing a
quantityot’his household effects in
Charles Tuttle's barn near the rail-
road statlon. and is making prepara-
tions to move into the old club house
owned by A E Austin, of Norwalk, in
North avenue.
Miss Margaret Nicholson. of Boston.
Mass. has been the guest of Miss
Lillian Elmendort of Bell island, for
the past two Weeks. Miss Nicholson
went to Dsnhury. yesterday. to visit
for is time with friends before return-
ing to her home.
The first aiiniver sa ry 0f the organiza-
tion of Reliance Hook and Ladder
will be celebrated tonight.
The affair premises to be largely at
tended. and very interesting.
Iii spite of the showers last evening,
the Bowayton Free Library was well.
which greatly enjoyed the last of the
four short talks
read delightfully and sympflheticsliy a
part. of Oliver Goldsmith's “Deserted
Misti Angeline Scott's clever and 9mm?
ing‘. little stretch of Eighteenth Cen—
hoeh, "Little Goody Two
Sh ”supposed to have been written
by he Irish poet and anther“ Muss.
Scott's interestinl Paper was made
more so by her having iii-oaths a few
pages of this quaint little hole coveted
by collectors of today. containing some
or the delighttnl crude wood cut illns-s
tradens.
Residents of Rownvton find the set
of stone hstgnsm zireoentiy reprimand
oft 9 cm
of mi convenience. and the shorts
flt‘l'l’
A
limit Winnie Nash . ‘
‘ltl Honesty. merit. nether to
these no the ‘oasgns.
ou doctor. 1;in °"'
“I.
watei- svnlidblc at ill
but chased it
Scor Ito Raymond.
pcarancc iuadc by tho r room cilantro
...i._.
~"Cnic thc cough and have llfc,I'
l)r
verge of consumption.
DARIEN AND NDROTON.
Rcv.
Now Haven, yesterday. ',
Dal ion pi'opcity holders.
Clifford .,Iohusou
town for the past your, left here yen-
City Hotcl. New liavem He will be
greatly missed on NW
and socially
htill ncxi 'l‘ucsdai ovculu: r at 8 ot..-iock
the public libisry during: the illness
of Miss l.ncrctla Cullcn. the librarian
Pooley was held yostcrdim' afternoon
irom tho icsidcnic of bcr husband at
lo'clock ltcv. ll S. Brown ot'iici:.ited
The ultormcut was in sitting Grove
Cemetery
“Seed potatoes and sccdi onions at
Streets' (lash Grocery.
I'Ix-(itii'ci'iior Bulkclcy hail an in-
tcrcstlng and moving experience last
wet k on tho ocraalou of his visit to the
soldiers home at Newton. As he was
walking about the premises he was up“
prouchcd by a veteran who said he had
something he wantcd Mr. Buiktclcy to
look at. it was ('ill‘clllllt wrapped in
tissue papcr but the governor opened
it and he found therc a pictulo of his
own brother. Captain Charlcs Biilkc-
ley. who died in February. 1864..
“That‘s a picture of my captain." thc
old soldier said, “and your mother
gave it to me herself. I'm going up to
Hartford next month with the Grand
Army to put a bouquet on his grave."
I I
WESTPORT.
railroad bridge.
DI. Uillcttc, of Philadelphia. has
boon a Icccnl visitor licic.
Mrs. llcnry Schlosscr has returned
from a visit in New York.
Miss I (llth Builer,‘ of New YI)I',k is
the guest of Miss C N]. Rebirth.
Friends from New York ans guests
at the boom of H F: Shciwooo.
F A Sippciicy' s IlllkOl car has been
equipped with an emergency brake
John McCormick la a late addition
to the membership of Court Westport
h. of A
Mist night Aspetuck lodge K of P..
met and w-mkcd the third rank on one,
candidate.
The Misses Cockroit pic to occupy
their summer home here next. Monday
for the season.
lt is said that State Police have
been visitors in town. getting acquaint-
ed. as it were.
William Smith and sisters. of Strat-
ford. spent Sunday licic with MI and
Mrs J. G. i-ivatt.
Delegations from local
House will attend the
dance. in F‘uiiflcld tonight.
There werc communion o'er v ices yea-
iciday. in Christ and Trln'iity Churches“
commemorative of St Mali-ks Dar
Very tow boats are yet in evidence
on the il'.\cr and compairatlvcly littlc
work is being done just now at 'l‘oquet
Launch shop
Leonard (innit. has purcihsscd a pub
of bay horses fot business purposes.
The Carroll building on State street.
is being IHepainied
’lhc wrangle as to responsibility he~
twocn the town and Waiter 00.. con-
tinues. «to determination out the select
men still being to fasten it upon the
tire dish-Let
Tonight the Library Association
meets to discuss, the library project.
There appears yet to be II division re-
latlve to securing a stiucture 0| site
for a new library. A memorial build-
ing would be the thing and mice again
attention is called to the pivipriety
uniting with the town in the. construc
ing of a. model building for town and
libiaiy purposes. . .
- WESTON,-
Wallace Brown is engaged upon con-
tract work in Nurwalk.
Mrs. W J Sherwood has entertain-
ed relatives from Colorado.
Bishop Brewster will administer the
rite of confirmation to a (Elisa at Ein-
“I Have
a... m, . 1
Preset
\
Fii. {inc
Fit omen s
ed
For years with most ekcellent results
it has no equal in curliig bronchitis,"
——Dr. L. J. Hunt, Rolling. Mass.
“I prescribe Linedlhe freely for
retinitis. ,,l3t,rl§
lulu coring thros truiibIOs that 1 un-
hesitatincly recommend it.‘"~Dr W.
A. Barnum. Danhnry, Gonna:
Llaonlne st all drug stores-25. 50.
$1.
{fools .
tit -. and pco- ~
pic can lieop their plcaitum oi wurklnx
boats in the vicinity of tho bridge Tho
town of liarlcn owns ’tbc propoi'ty on
which the steps out amassed. hsvlst
sonic than him n-om
sI-iitotman Pooloy
In helm: conuratulntcd you that fine so
W‘oodu Norway l’iiic syrup (llit‘il
coughs and colds. doWn to the very
ll. 8. Brown was a visitor in
_ 'l‘sx (lollcctur Ballard spent the day
in his onicc in the Town Hall. ycstcr
day collecting tho noncruucnts against I I‘orgc 10ml. Which he and Mrs
who has been in.
tcrduy lu mcepi a motion with thallium of the town
The Republican caucus for tiic cloc-
tlon of dologntcs to tho state conveic
tion will be licld in list: Darlcu Town
A number of Woll- limwn young la-:
dies have agreed to mitts, chaiIro ofl
Work is being posited on Saugatuckl
f ]
unlfpt‘mly success- A
» NI 10: 30.
Mick's visit in Brldxopurt
Mrs. Fear Is quite, ill. at
, of hot dint a... Mrs
(lmrgc olden,
vlsltcd his hither,
Mrs. Georgi-
i
Mustard DONNA.
tilioi wood. who
lnIr
spcnt a few days with Mrs. V. God
troy
Miss May liauilllou
walk,
83 inlay
Mrs. Philip Gerhardt
Mrs. M. II. Wheeler has
front (irccitiinld and is now v
her brzuiiici l. 5i. tiould
Tbc Missca Piirsclls
r‘,arms who hate bccn git
Misses Ferris. hurci IctIirnod home.
a "'pnckagc'
3M3i's (‘hai'lcs Scotlcid on Friday even
up.
John Motion Is it'lt'tillll; ii small cot
Morton
'ulll orcupy during tluv summer
lbarn upon his property in in. neutron
'l‘hc painters have
. 3finishcd Work upon his handsome resi-
baseball “.13 ldcucc tutti it now pit-souls a line up
, foot bail llclds upon thclamnturc stage. Di‘fll‘fllli‘t'
ClAL DISTRESS.
—.-—-
Prominent Fsirfieid Man is involved
in Grave Pecuniary Difficulties.
l 'l‘ he town of Palrflcld is tipping with
ltho news of the financial distress of
l
The mutual of blurs van itcnsiiellcr Samuel Morehonsc who for years has
been (me of the, strongest. citizens in
l ls‘ttirlleld county. both in his social and
financial standing. His ilnacinl tioubic.
Iliuc rcnicd the greatest cxc lienieui
I-lllt‘t,‘ the news of Cashier th wood 83
ldct'alcation.
; No definite lufoiinatimi oi" the nu-
I' lure of Mi 'Moi'c 'iltillac‘ a fluacial «much;
(an M obtained Mr. Morehousc has
.assigned all of his propcrty in Fair-
[fluid to his son Clinton. it is stated
on the host of authoritv that Mr. More-
liouuc has also assigned all of his Non
lork property
I it is common rumor that Mr.
Moi «-
ihousouud his son Attorney 8 i’ More- ,
house of Ncw Haven recentli became
interested in the control of the stock
of a small r'ailway in the west, The
majority of the stock on the market
was bought by them and held in con-
trol until such timc as a trunk line of
Ialiroad was to absorb the smaller
.shori railway system. the stock of
[which they (ontroi. it is said that the
trunk line refused to bin on the price
,i demanded bv thc \loi'chousc syndicate.
tit became a battle of a big corporation;
against two men who were cndnavor-
,lng to squeeze them. They refused to
I
buy and a call was made on them for ‘
thc full pay ment of the stock thcy hcltl.
Mr. Moreliousc lives in New York
iclty. He has bccn one oi' the leading
citizens of the town of Fairlie-id. whci‘c
he. was both. \enrs aa‘o hc was repuw
ted to be a millionaire. He iuhoritcd
large land interests from his shoes
tors who had been large land owners
since Fairfl‘eld was established. Has
been an active Democratic Worker in
Tammany Hall and in Faii'flcld. and
became interested in Stahdard oil.
A year ago lic‘ resigned as score
fury of the lv‘aiiilcld library Associa-
liion and up to the time it. moved iii-
Ito its new building. was (moment in
ladvanclug its interests. it is also about
a vein ago that he resigned as deacon
of the Congregational church
1 Several years ago Mi. storehouse
istartled his old friends in Pairfleld by
his marriage
Mr Morchouso has been the finan-
, clal advisor of quite. a number of Fair
liicid people. and othms who have
known the family for years. and news
l
Church on fisturdgy hiornlns
lilrs. M. ii. lilll has returned from a
t 0 home
R (It? tarry. , Ion bf theln had the Tulip
of Col liusvll has tcll:
has (l, (7
been ill for scvciui wocka, in improv uc,hooi
Miss Alma Faniou. of Aapetuck. has
of East Nor
vlaltcd her parents horn over,
Mrs. E Tom has returned to New colvotl our
lt'iirli atZ-tai spending two woolui with
returned
isltinit gulllcs. Illnib font-(III r lllI'Kt‘ hou‘ t I
of (Hound of things which ho told n3|3“
cuts of tho had to do. '
"l‘he Norflcid Aid Society will hold. upon the
social at the house ot .-
tngo upon ibc wuodcd million of the
.I. M. IIJCkWOUtI is erecting .. large
SAMUEL MOREHOUBE IN FINAN- '
, and diagonal lines
neurons or I“... I"
Tssohor Drilled Pupils 1‘5
words Captured
t a recent auction of
"A Yuukco school
liyiiic a graduate of
was alwafi .fond
hint tupils what he} .
“i e organized a5, '
- of the old r classi- "
tho buys a recess
tho playgiound.
”We used ilrooi- ,
lstlcks formula.
llrtd build!!!
(and lining up, and noun
otlu-I iudlmonlaiy tactics,
to tako‘ us out and silt
flh
Wt'l't' running at large. and d3
" Just then the (MI war 3
country and the no A
hurt-hen in the town quit 'b'd, - ,
"byim- culistcd on im- tinted.
He got to bc captain arid didtbifini‘
.of brnvciy at Wilson's c
tit-imal Lyon wits killed H641
Gen. Franz Slgcl s staff- at odd‘ti‘
,"Bnt nearly cveiy 'boy he'll
cd clilistcd in (‘don ’l‘hii'ntohlq
lcry company. and some of
camc notcd fighteis in tlte‘,
‘ar_my in a dash that was» .
the scuthwcst llyrne was upwind
some of the boys he had sir
the old piny- Iriound. W
"it was not known of course,
time of the rupture, but ‘
the boys hint to old Pup
told him the atoiy and ,Pr't‘o
Bytnc back to his command .tt
cstott no exchange bitingiunhu’
l’iip l’ilt't‘ said to Byiuc at t
“ ‘Captui’n if there‘ are a 9
of your: boy: whom you drilled,
hnv'eut enlisted i wish you"
send them through the lines“.
have saved us a good deal of
with those we have. ’
“l was one of the Ituitrd that An»
I'ol'tcd Hyi'nc back to his puss. “G
on our way out snow of “3% 833%
iobbcd u hcuinoat and we N
.iic was s
'9... v'
old ti‘lltht‘l' a dinner
natured and bc know we didn't W
the chickens. When the fool! who 0V
he said:
“ ‘Bnys I taught you how to ils‘ht
but. Pap I‘l ice taught you hunt. to no
a heiii'oost. ’ ,,
"l ncvci knew what became ‘
liir.nc i wish I did Z'—~New~. Yon: hurt: ,
ANCIENT MOHAWK JAR [.0 N
, , W4 3 , 3
Hunter Finds a Splendid Specllnoil‘
of Indian Pottery.
it. Horiacks. of l‘on‘dayN Eff w
stalking deci during the lust haunting
scason at the l. ittle Falls of the uppnr
waters of the Sacmidago, near La”
Piseto caught in a heavy downpmtt‘
of iitin was obligcd to serk shelter,
fiom the slot in untiei the ledges of this
Little Falls
While sitting thcte his attention was
attmcted to what seemed to be it
round, brown bowliler partly covered
with moss L‘aiolessly striking it, sits
gave forth a hollow sound. His cubic
oaity being excited be dug away this
ealth with his hunting knife. and soda
laid bare it symmetrically. . termed
Ieutthcn jai. '
'l‘hc jar stands ten inches high
fits- largest chcumfercnce it. mound
thirty Inches and at its smallest. hm
ty inches The (“incumference Of tlfn
top 0| mouth of the jar niessnras tw
ty- four inches.
The vessel on the
signs of non. but the outside shop
no tun-e of: iii-.2 as is usual I I
diun Jars. The bottom is round 3
The ornameiitatiou mound timid
is of the. usual style of the Mohair
pottery—{hat is, a series of straight,
,
t
The jar is a tea presented amt!
men of Mohawk pottery. and .m:
on account of the shape of I.
which is cut in three curves f
iof the full extent of his rcvcrses is
I awaited eagerly
SCHOOL DOCUMENTS.
Pamphlets issued by the State Board
of Education. ‘ ' ‘
The state board of education has:
public libruiies and schools “Connec-
ticut Public Libraiy Document. N9. 3."
tells 0f the ti‘nvolinir school llbiarlcs
loaned by the Connecticut Society of.
Colonial Daiiiosmt‘ America. The li~
biai'Jcs are sent to schools and may be
role not] three months. There are fifty
libraries. and the list of the books in
each is given in the pamphlet. Con-
necticut. history storiss, by Icsslc E.
Giieinscy, aiegiien in a school docu
meat of the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position series.
_ The scheme of the state examina-
lions is given In another school doe,-
nment and another is devoted to‘ 'Bird.
Day“ illustrated. There ate many
17de stories by weIl-Iuaown authors
and. a number of poems. A list. is glv
on of the forty- two libraries, which
the Audubon society of Connecticut
has eri'trizs'ted to iné Cimiip'cticut Pub-
lie {Abrary con}, ittee for. circulation
smoh'g the notice a of the state, The
libraries are sent to schools, express
paid and may be retained three
months, ,. ,, ,,
cA'rIIoLIc firings .53.; countess.
BOSTI) N prii 27 .——‘1‘he MassachnL
sets Catholic Order of F0 stern hold
their inhibits convention re today
with delegates present from more than
two hundmd courts. About twenty.
I t, ,, ,.-,.., 3...
represented. A. smote! celebration.
of mass at St. Mary's Church preced-
ed the opening of the regular transient:
at which addresses of:
f Lynn and Rev James O'Neil. at
Rocklsnd hlsit chaplain for the order.
at non s bouquet was held in Patient!
all . .,.
i'. "I
.—.—
issued seieral pamphlets of, inteiaat to l- Though than “1'0"“ heap n
thousand unlistedsmenihors were Vilma: -
n were ;
ado by High Chief, Ranger Reunion -
DALI. PLAYINS’ TRIAL POSTPON:
mementos ‘ ’
trial imrwmemwm at; the min
three points. which give It a triitn
lai' appeniancc~Mustei'dam.. '
MAXIMS OF THE .IAP
Some staiidaid inmal nin‘xld‘th 'ol-tu 3
l lapsnsse, as tianslatcd by Prat Bast
IHall Chunibcrlaiu. from early Bud
:mitlngs are as follows:
sand pieces of gold they W
be so precious as one day at
’lhy fathei and thy ,iuotli
hadron and earth; thy teach ,
thy lord are like the sun and onion "
Humam cats are listening at flit!
walk. speak no caluniny, ”on.“
oral.
Human eyes look noon Iro 33b 3
cu; commit no. wrong. how '
From the evils sent by a, 3
is deliveiancc: from the
brim);r upon ouiselves there
Lupe
The bony with its paasltm
piire' ye should swiftly see
intelligence.
Less than all
wisdom is hindered.
Anions Japanese proverbs
following:
A cheap purchase is
C'Ows hard with cools,
horses Ifllrds of 113 loathe? ”38%
gethor.) . "I
A man's insert and
(are like. fickle) The up 3
French proverb: “Vori
mm» .. . .
Never trust a woman. ,9
has borne you ,sev
mild-3P
ihsll tem-
3353! on chat-gee of am; the lawn
pitta Noticed metals
he were arrested tut "a“ .
Norwalk Chronicler